The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1904, Page 7

THE ATT TAR—SATURDAY, NOV. 26 be 7 = FLS Second Season Champions of P. C. League iA FCORD ere spe] CHURCHES 0 ee a THE TACOMA TEAM | - tm Preserving Health sd Bomuny" | ant night Trinity, Parish—t H. Go hen _into the human #yatem | | the tT WAS TOO LATE HOWEVER PENN IN EAST AND MIGHIGAN| : rh i r f it : TO SAVE THE PENNANT IN WEST HOLD THE HONORS | n AL lia ~ 4 ; 3 PENNSYLVANIA, IN OIN AOIN ’ , and Th it oO : PACIFIC )AST LE t ' r « r 4 Sta the ¢ ‘ we Uy t " - | , ' ‘ 9 | teet 1 : 4] i and fu F 0 \ ” ‘ x » at from th t almost too lat - . ~ no. Los An eo | y¥ Mt a n re | c 0 r game was a ea | | hae have a J a | ugh & com p Row—« b.; Eagan, « Evans (president); Worley (s.; Evans (presiden w y (t | deen defi c ta at pt Mela If tt ¢ a Row—Th as, p; Overall, p; Graham, ¢: M ri Nord 1 £;:\f t " ‘ Dey ! w nar ' ‘standin Cute nat Paes wh wie , 1—Rev. M ¢ general health, bet- “well will practically or not the Los Ang team haa | team rsity of California team | A. Christe The morning se lex eeter breath and . hardly th AL : |the Qua gh its f . ‘ an r i the beauty of it is, e early pa pd hapel at Redmond harm can resulg In a univer Hi Trinity I an—Rev. H inued use, but on the j <== = the tome A Young. Ser at 11 a. m t benefit the Angels | Thomas and Graham. | GOPHER FRESHMAN, t " and 7:45 p. m | alo physician in speakin ould AN AGGRESSIVE PLAYER , Free Methodist—F hing fits of charcoal, says: “4 not overcome. leade services at m. and 7 p. m. s . ( al Lozenges J. Smith ted the fun in the of Per - 2 « from gas ie third when he singted to center CLOSE GAME | w Y } ‘ ‘ nd to clear He then went to third on Cravath’s hg °° n elever >» = ,. {the complexion and purify the jtwo-bagger. Chase got a pass, and| SAN FRANCISCO, No fident that the Wolverte rful Odds Against Him. Mots breath, mouth and throat; I else s were f Ross scored | came remarkable f season with cha Bedridden, alone and destitute nos ang |vvlleve the liver is greatly benefit- 1¢ ath by a hot single | the field and batterte Buch, In t * by the dally use of them; they a teh | won , t has a line an old r by name of J t but f ents a box at R. Hall made r. Chase ything that enn, V . For y and although in some ne and y 1 third for bled ' stent yet I bee wh hy failed to hold t more 1 r charcoal and 1. Ross scored | him r At length hi Charcoal Lozenges than Fk gle. trie I ’ n any of the ordinary charcoal tale In the fit tle scored three Ph tng Dero a short ’ ets runs and f the bases, Jones . rn - ine Ce th t men. Hal | Donald w y” 3 4 ‘ 18a He Wo Chinese Medicine v sure you that yo ” y to center, - 4 k t p. m., Vespers, sermon and Cure all chronig b by meit , » taaings pat ' diseases of mem Keaseoateinl ai an ye eorex) FUN PROMISED year by almost, ray toda =f sai ncinandhie ena por ga ’ | Seatt 000030001—4| b a Wise 2 in |G. O. Guy, I nd ave 1 Yes. | Uon—F Bweors. At 7 and 84 out operation . oe scien aaa nf - wan ler a. m.. low mass oa. m., high mass Cured by power ay, alt : ans" ries and Spies; Hall) pp, usual good program will pre < s Es nd pilin - | and sermon; 130 p.m, rosary ant ful Chinese roots, it : — kines Athletic club's ae ae Sporting Briefs [pensation herbs, barks, buds é i PERCY BRUSH ae BARGAINS IN NEW Special Meeting — voso@un x ! “ . —_ Speci ing. : TIGERS LOST OAE This is Brush’s firet year at Mins} Ge nd UNREDEEMED| j shese wonem ‘The Union Pays 4 PER CENT interest” j h ae are on the peg Jnesota, but his fifth year in t ARERDEEN, Nov. 26—Aberdeer waTtcune | n. Rev. W. A. 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