Nebraska Newspapers

    4
OMAHA A FAT CONTRIBUTOR
A post In OfUn Pbi the Pluto md Kourke
Fitnilj Donates Latiihlj.
"PUT ME DOWN, TOO' SAYS ALLOWAY
fonr of St. 1'nnVn Ulnrliilm Arc llc
clplent of Hid nomit), Vrn Five of
Them Ask Aid niul Hp Send.
Them AMiy llelolclnir.
ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug. 11. (Special Tele
gram.) Omaha dropped the second game of
the series to tho Saints In an exhibition
that was replete with errors. It was nn
exciting contest and was not decided finally
until the last man was out, for tho visitors
made a great bid for a victory In tho last
three Innlncs and enmo within an sen of
maklne Rood. Allowny and CoRnn were at
tho points and Alloway had all tho better of
tho arRument In so far as allowing nits
wont, but ho was wild, passing four men
and hitting one, The loss of the game may
be credited directly to theso battery error
Cogan was steady ns clockwork nt critical
stages. Kour times ho pitched himself oui
of holes with two men on hases. Ilehlnd
Cogan tho Saints played an erratic gnmo.
combining fast nnd brilliant work with the
rankest kind of fielding. Kor six Innings
tho Omaha men were blanked, flondlng
opened tho seventh with a single and Allo
way duplicated the trick. CJcnlns went out
at first base. With one out and men on
second and third, Fleming hit a liner nt
Cogan, who made an effort to stop It, but
only succeeded In diverting It to the short
field, where Hugglns, who got the ball In
plenty of time to make a double, first fum
bled It nnd then threw wild to first, letting
Oondlng and Alloway In. The next two
up were easy outs Omaha put two men
on bases In the final Inning, but was unablo
to get tbrm nround, Buckley sawing tho
olr and Fleming nl Letcher flying out. A
three-bagger by Schaeffer and a fielder's
cholco gave the Saints their first run. Tho
three tallies that camo In the seventh were
the result of a base on balls, a sacrifice, n
hit by pitcher and a clean slnglo with u
couple of errors and n stolen base thrown In
to help tho work along Attendance, 450.
Score:
ST. PAUL.
Al!. It. II. O.
Shannon, rf
Dllliird, cf
liyan, If
nniln, 3b
Kelley. In
Hehmffcr, 21
Hugglns, ah
Wilson, c
Cogan, n
Totnls
... 3 1 0 4
...5 0 1 0
... 4
... t
... I
4
10
1
31 4
27 10
OMAHA.
All. H.
Renins, cf I 0
Fleming, If 5 0
Buckley, lb 5 0
Letcher, rf I 0
Btewart. ?b I 0
McAndrews 3b 4 0
Toman, us 4 0
Ooiidttig, c 4 1
II.
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
1
1
A.
0
E.
0
(I
1
10
1
3
0
0
7
2
U
1
0
1
0
0
3
Alloway, p 3
Totals 37 2 (
St. Paul 0 0 0 0 1
Omnha 0 0 0 0 0
lA.'ft 011 bnses: St. Paul, 8;
HlrtirU nut: Hv Pocnn. 3: bv
27
0 3
0 2
15
0 0- 4
0 0-2
Omnba, 11.
Allowny,
First bnse on bnlls: Off Cognn, 1; on Ai.n
way, 4. Hit by pitched bnll: By Cog.in,
Oenlns; by Alloway, Shannon. Thrc.-baso
hit: Schneffer. First base on errors: St.
Paul, 2; Omaha. 5. Stolen base: Rrin,
McAndrews. Snerlflco hits: Ryan, lluggln',
Cogan, Letcher. Time: 1:58. Umpire: Tyn
dnli. Knnsns Vlty Wins Iluuhlf llnmlrr.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Aug. ll.-Kahrns
City won a double-header .tfiU afteri oon
before 3,000 spectators. Ewlng out-pltch d
McNeely In the llrst, allowing hut four h ts
while the latter wns hit safe thirteen tl lies.
In the second game Gaston allowed ceven
hits In the first two Innings, nnd tro o.
coupled with loose playing, nettul l:ht
runs for the visitors. Wolfe wns hit h.ir.l.
but kept the hits scattered. Scoie, llr. t
game:
R.II.E.
Knnsns City... 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 1 0- 13 o
Colo. Bprlngs.. 0000000000 I 1
Batteries: Knnsns City, Ewlng and Be
vllle; Colorado Springs, McNeely nnd Hol
land, Second game: It. T 1 .10.
Knnsns City ..4 4000300 0-11 II 4
Colo. Spilngs.. 1 0220.0 0 1 0 G 13 t
Butteries. Knnsns City, Wolfo ami Be
vllle; Colorndo Springs, Gaston and Hoi
land. Denver's .llnridn of One,
DENVER, Aug. 14. The p'.ay today wps
n great Improvement over that of yestir
day. It wns St, Joseph's game up to the
eighth, when tho vlilior went to p c cj.
Hcore:
, 1M 1.1-3.
Denver 001 0000 3 -4 71
St. Joseph 021000000-351
Battel I'm; Denver, Schmidt nnd Sullivan;
St. Joseph, MoFaddcn and Donln.
lien .Milium Sen re .Minnie,
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 14,-Des Moines
tied the score In the ninth nnd gave Minne
apolis n scare by pounding In threi- ruuH In
the tenth, but In the home club's half live
HlngUs, olio after the other, sent In four
runs. Attendance, 700, Score:
R II. E.
Minneapolis. 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 K 15 0
Des Moines. 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 :! 7 l'.l I
Batteries. Minneapolis, Whltrldxe and
Hunt; Dca Moines. Rusher and Klclnow.
ontelul Western l.enuur Stniidluu,
Won.
Kansas City 00
St. Joteph 51
St. Paul IS
Minneapolis 41
Omahu 44
Des Moines 39
Colorado Bprlngs 37
Denver 16
Mtt.
!3
40
45
11
16
50
M
51
P.C.
.615
.561
.516
.50)
.451
.1 8
.121
.44
NATIONAL'S HONORS ARE EVEN
New York (iliei Boston nn V.yr tor
nn l-3)'r anil n Whltt-wnsh fur
11 ItentliiR'.
NEW YORK, Aug. 11. Tho New Yi r c
Nationals broke even In the double-hcnd r
Ith thn Bostons at the Polo grounds to
dny. In the llrst game Tnylor proved nn
ensy mnrk for the Bostons, nnd was hit
hnrd when hits were most needed. Tro
local plnyrrs found Willis n hard nut o
crack, Denzcr pitched the second gnmo for
New York nnd shut out the vlsltoin 1
clever style. Ho only allowed them live
hits, three being on tho scratch o.d r.
JAMBS tl. PARRELL, A PROMINENT
bnibAuu mAPi.
Ad tlM OMast MrailMr ol th Illinois MotiM
4 ReprcMntatlvcs MakM
Recammtndatlou.
Jiim H. Ftrrell of Chlcaco. It on of th bett
known flcurt In ths Democratic colmct of Uist citr.
For vtut M hu bn Marshall of ths t&inoui Cook
County Democracy Marchinf Club, which has oar
tlcipatad In Damocratlo campalcnt In hall the states
ef the union, anl which went to Hew York especially
to assist In the election ol Major Van Wyck.
Ce.pt. FarreU Is the oldest member of the Illinois
Reuse of RepresentatlTes In point of service, having
been a member continuously since 1187. Ills con
stituent have elected him e!ht times. He has been
leader In that body from the bernnlnc of his career
and Is one of the best known flfure In Illinois
politics.
CapL Farre!l Is 9 years of ate and on of theloest
preserved men for his years In the Illinois Legislature,
despite his arduous and constant duties In that' tody.
Mr. Fatreil Is enintd In the real estat business in
Chlcaco. Under date of March 1 4. 1901, he write
t lollowt:
Springfield, IU.
Pi mis Svvtup Co.,
Montleello, til.. ..
Manufacturer Dr. Caldwell' Syrup Pepsin.
Ccntlimis: I have lound after a thorough
trial that your Strup Pepsin is a most excellent and
successful remedy lor Dyspepsia, Biliousness and
Sick Headache. It Is most effective and pleaslnf In
all case ol Shis nature, and It I with pleasure I
recommend It to others.
Respectfully JJjJJj FARREU.
Dr. CaJdweir Syrup Pepsin and Herb Uxatlrt
Compound I fuaranteed to cur all forms of stomach
troubU-bUiousntss, sick headache, indigestion and
constipation. Not an Irritant cut a corrective. Drug
t renerelly sell it. Ask yours, but if he hasnt
11 tend for free sample and booklet. Pepsin Syrup
e, Muntkello, Ulj.
DIncen pitched good ball, but the weak
ness at the bat of those behind him hand
icapped him. Attendance, 3,500, Score:
l-'lrit t.ninpc.
BOSTON'.
An. II.
II. O. A. K
4 4 2 0
18 10
0 S 2 0
U 1 0 0
2 3 0 0
3)22
2 110
13 2 0
3 110
15 27 U 2
It. O. A. K
12 0 0
1 2 5 t
2 0 0 0
110 0
0 2 3 0
0 2 3 1
0 II 1 I)
112 0
0 2 10
u '26 15
Single, rf
0
0
0
1
3
Tenncy, iu
Demont, 2b
Cooler, cf
Murphy. If... i..
1jwe, 3b
Long, se
Klttredge, C...
Willis, p
Totnls
W
NKW YOHK,
AH. .
Van Haltrcn, cf
Davis, as
Mcllrlde, rf
Selbach, If
Hickman. 2b....
Strung, 3b
Oanzcl, lb
Warner, c
Taylor, p
.. I
3
Totnls M
Cooley out, hit br batted ball.
N York 000012 0 00-3
Knrnul runs; New York, 1; Boston 1.
Flint base on errors: New York, 1; Boston,
1 lA'ft on buses: New York, 6; Boston, 7.
First bfifo on balls: Off Taylor, 3; off Wil
li, 2, Struck out: By Tnylor, 3: br Willli.
4. Two-bafi) lilt: McBrlde. Double plays:
Davis to llloktnan to Gnnzcl, Strang to
Oanzel, Klttrldgo to Tenncy. Time. 1;10.
t'mplre: Kmslle.
fremiti (.nine.
NI3W YOHK.
AH. It.
It.
1
1
0
O.
2
16
1
0
A.
0
9
0
U
2
3
0
0
1
K.
0
Vnn Hultren, cf
Davis, as
3
0
0
McBrlde, rf
Helimcli, If
Hickman, 2b
Strang, 3b
O'jnzcl, lb
0
0
1
0
0
Warner, c.
Diuizer, p
0
0
Totals 31 3 10 27 15
BOSTON.
AH,
4
... I
... 3
... 3
... 3
II.
1
1
0
0
2
I
1
0
0
A. K
Single, rf
Tonnoy, lb...
Demont, 2b..
Cooler, of....
Murphy. If. .
Iowu, 3b. ...
Long, en
Moran, c ....
DIncen. p....
0
.1
0
0
0
I
3
0
Totals S3 0
New York 0 2 10
Boston 0 0 0 0
Knrned runs: New York. 3.
5 27
10 0
0 0 0 0 0 3
0 0 0 0 00
Ift on bntei
Now York. 6: Button'. I. Struck out: By
Denser. 1; by Dlnecn. rt. Sncrlflc h.t:
Oniizel. Home run: Davis. Two-base hit:
Hickman. Double play: Long to Tenner,
Time: 1:10. Umpire: Kmslle.
IlriioUI ii'm .'lrt Itimlilc Victory.
BROOKLYN. Aug. II. In order not to
conflict with the I'rejccuH-Abbot race on
Thursday, the Brooklyn nnd Phlladelp'i n
Nationals plr.ycd a double-header, the " ' -
ond ganio being the one scheduled fir .o-
moirow. Tin- Brooklyn won tiotn games,
their first double victory this year. Donovan
gave nine passes nnd made two wild pitches
In the llrst game, but the visitors could not
touch htm after the second Inning, getting
only live scattered hits. Brooklyn wns o it
battcd In the second. Tho batting of Kelly
nnd Fnrrell and the (hiding of llalltran
were the feature of the two games. At
tendance, 2,7W. Scoro;
First (in 111 r.
BROOKLYN
AH. R
II. O. A. E.
0 3 0 0
13 0 0
2 0 0 0
2 0 0 0
16 10
2 13 2
10 3 0
18 0 0
0 0 10
10 27 1 2
A.
II. O. A. E.
13 0 0
112 0
0 3 0 0
14 0 0
110 0
0 11- 0 0
0 0 10
117 0
0 0 2 0
1 21 12 0
1 2 2 0 0 5
10 0 0 0 04
Keeler, rf....
Shecknrd. If.
Dolnn, cf
Kellr. lb....
Daly. 2b
.3
unhlcu, ss...
irwin, 3b
McGulrf, c,
Donovan, p..
Totals ...
!"3
3
33
AB.
...,3
....I
...,3
...,3
....4
....1
....I
....4
....3
Thomns, cf.
"Wolverton, 3b...
llck, rf
Dclehnnty, If....
.-icklltsch, c...
Jennings, lb.,'...
Hallman. 2b
Crosh, ss
Duggicsby, p....
Totals 32 4
Brooklyn 1 0 0 0
Philadelphia 3 10 0
Earned runs: Brooklyn. 4. Two-base hits:
Schreckard, Kelly. Three-base hit: Kelly.
Stolen bases; Thomas, Delahanty, Dolnr..
Left on bases: Philadelphia, 11; Brook yn.
5. First base on balls; Off Donovan, 9; off
Duggloby, 1. Sacrifice hit: Delahanty.
HtrucK O'iti-lly Donovan, ij by uugglouy, 1
Wild pitches. By Donovan,
Time: 1:0.
umpire: rsusn,
.Nri'onil (in mi-,
BROOKLYN.
AB. It. II, O. A. E.
Keeler, rf 5 0 0 3 0 0
Shreckard, If 4 1 2 3 0 0
uolnn, cf I 0 1 1 0 0
Kelley. lb 2 118 0 0
Daly, 2b 3 113 0 0
Dnhleli, ss 4 113 7 1
Irwin. 3b 1 110 10
Fnrrell, a i 0 3 6 2 0
Newton, p 4 0 0 0 1 0
Totnls 34 1 W !I ii 1
PHILADELPHIA.
AB. it. H. O. A. E.
Thomas, cf 4 0 4 0 0
Wolverton. 3b 4 0 0 2 1 0
Flick, rf 5 (l 1, 0 0 0
Delehnnty, If 5 1 2 9 0 0
McFnrland. c 5 0 2 0 0 0
joinings, lb 1 1110 0
Barry, If 3 0 1 0 0 0
Ilnllmnn, 2b 4 ' 0 2 2 5 0
Cross, hs 4 0 0 2 4 1
Townscnd, p 4 0 0 0 1 0
Votals 39 "2 14 24 U 1
Brooklyn ' 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 B
Phllndolphla 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 02
Earned runs: Philadelphia. 2: Brooklyn. 2.
Two-base hits: Delnhnnty, McFnrlnnd, Jen
nings. Fnrrell. Threo-bnsc hits: Schreck
ard, Fnrrell. Stolen bnses: Thomas, Wol
verton. Dolnn. Dnhleli. First base on er
rors: Philadelphia. 1; Brooklyn. 1. Left on
bnses: Phllndelnhln. 12: Brooklyn. 8. Snc-
' rlllco hit; Daly. First base on b.ills: OfT
Newtou, 2: oft Townscnd, 2. Struck out: By
Newton, 7: by Townscnd, 2. Pnssed balls:
1 L'-firrAll Willi nllnh! Tnu'nmml Tlmn?
Umpire. Nnsh.
Xntlomil l.ciiiiiie StnmlliiR.
Won. Lost
P.C.
.51S
.579
.5 4
.537
.49)
.4.7
.(Of
.3S1
Pittsburg 52
St. I-'inlx 55
Phllndelphln 64
Brooklyn 51
Boston 45
New York 3S
Cincinnati 1... 37
Chlcngo 37
35
M
40
41
17
49
51
CO
BOSTON AMERICANS THE SAME
l.lkc the Nntlonnl, They Win One
Gnnit nnd tie Knlaoinlnril
In tlii- Nrst.
BOSTON, Aug. ll.-Tho Boston and Phila
delphia Americans made nn even break In
me games tonay ami on the series, tre
latter standing ten to ten. Philadelphia's
batting streak, combined with Boston's
fearful tleldlpg, gave the visitors the flist
game. Good hitting In the third and fifth
Innings of the second gnmo gave the vic
tory to 110B1011. i-iang was slrucK on th
head by a pitched ball In the sixth a d
compelled to retire. Attendance, 7,351. Scoro:
First liiiine.
PHILADELPHIA.
AB. R.
4 1
5 3
5 2
4 0
4 1
4 1
4 0
4 0
4 1
H. O. A. E.
2 0 0 0
3 11 1 1
10 10
15 4 0
110 0
3 10 0
2 2 5 0
0 3 0 0
112 0
li 27 13 1
II. O. A. E.
0 4 0 0
0 10 0
12 3 0
17 3 1
10 0 1
0 2 6 2
0 6 2 0
0 5 4 0
0 0 2 0
10 0 0
27 19 4
0 10 0 09
0 0 0 0 0-0
Futtz. cf
Davis, lb
Crosb, 3h
i-ajoiD. so
Seybold, rf..,,
.Mfintyre, if,,
Ely, ss'.
PowerB, c
Frnser, p
Totals ....
jjjj (j
BOSTON.
.Alt. R
Dowd. If
3
Stahl, cf 4
Collins. 3b 4
Freeman, lb 2
Hemnhlll. rf.
...,4
Parent, ss
Ferris, 2b,
Crlger, c
Young, p
Mitchell, p...
... .2
....3
....1
,...3
Totuls 30 0
Philadelphia 2 0 5 1
Boston 0 0 0 0
Earned runs: Philadelphia, 3, Two-bas
hit: Frnser. Stolen bnso: Cross, Double
plays; Ely to Lnjole to Davit, Lajole
TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUCKS PAY,
Elr to Dnvl Freeman to Ferris. Flrf i
base on balls: Off Young, 1; off Mitchell, 2,
off Frnser. 5. Hit by pitched ball: Parent.
Struck out; By Young. 3: ry .Miicnc i. ..
by Frnser, 1. Passed bnll: Crlger. VUld
pitch: Mitchell. Time: 1:50. Umpire: Can
tllllon. .
' .tfi'iiiul Oniiu-.
BOSTON.
ab. n.
O, A. E.
2 0 0
1 0 0
t 2 0
8 2 0
J 0 0
2 S 0
3 1 0
5 3 0
1 0 0
27 16 0
O. A. K.
1 0 0
6 0 0
2 3 0
3 3 1
0 0 0
2 0 1
4 3 0
3 0 0
0 1 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
24 10 2
0 0 0 -l
0 0 2 0-2
Dowd. If S 0
Stahl, cf 3 1
Collins. 3b..
FreemHM. lb.
Hemphill, rf..
Parent, ss
Kerns. 20
Schreck, c...
Winter, p
Totals
35 4 9
PHILADELPHIA.
AH. n. H
Fultz, cf I
Davis, lb 4
Cross, 3b 4
Lalole. 2b....
Seybold. rf
Mcintrrc. If...
Ely, ss
Powers, c
Plank, r
liernlinru. i...
Frnser
Totals 27
Itnn for Plank In the sixth.
Boston
Philadelphia
Earned runs:
Two-base hits:
0 0 2 0 2
0 0 0 0 0
Boston. 3: Philadelphia, 2.
I.njole, Collins, Freeman.
Lnjole, Powers. Sacrifice
Ktnlon hnscs! Stahl.
Three-bnse hits:
hit: Mclntyre.
eraser. Hemnhlll.
Double ptiiyii: Collins to
rareni to f reeman, rnreiu 10 i-crns 10
Prwrnnii. First base on hnlls: Off Winter.
2; off Bernhnrd, 1. Hit by pitched bnll:
PIhiik. Struck out: uy winters, 4. uy
Plank, 2 Time: 1:33. Umpire: Cnntllllon
WnxliliiKtou Winn In llnln,
WASHINGTON. Aug. H.-The Washing
ton Americans bunched their hits In the
(list nnd third Innings todnr nnd won .he
Inst game of tho Baltimore scries. The
game was played In a drizzling rain. The
game was called nt the end of the sixth on
account of rnln. Two games were to have
been rilnyed todny. but rnln prevented the
second, Attendnnee, 1,400. Score
WASHINGTON.
AB. It. II.
Wnldron. cf..... 4 0 1
Fnrrcll. 21 2 1 0
Gear. If 3 1 0
Clnrke. c 2 2 2
Dungnn, rf 2 10
Jordan, lb 2 2 2
Couglilln, 3b 2 1 1
Cllngnmn, ss 10 1
Patten, p 3 0 0
O. A. E.
1 0 0
2 2 0
3 0 0
4 0 0
0 0 0
7 1 0
0 1 1
0 2 0
12 0
is "s 7
Totnls 21 S 7
BALTIMORE.
AH. It
It.
1
0
1
2
0
1
1
1
0
0
o.
I
6
0
3
E.
McGrnw, 3b...
Donlln, lb
Seymour, rf..
Williams, 2b...
Kclstcr, ss.. ..
Brodle, cf
2
0
. 4
. 3
. 3
. 3
. 3
. 3
. 1
. 1
. 1
.21
0
0
1
1
0
0
I Jackson, If....
I Brcsnahau, c.
i! Af l"
ifnriiM Vi
1
0
1
0
Totals 21 4 7 15 7 3
Washington 3 0 4 0 1 -8
Baltimore. 0 0 0 1 3 0-4
Earned runs: Washington. 2: Baltimore.
l. Two-bnse hits: Jordan, Wllllnms. Thrce
onse hit: Couglilln. Stolen bases: Wnl
dron. Brcsnuhnn. Sucrlflcc hit: Knrns
Double plays: Williams to Kclstcr to Don-
11. holster to Williams to Don n. First
base- 011 balls: Off Patten, 4; off Nnps, 2;
off KarnH. 5. Struck out: II y Patten. 4.
Left on bases: Washington, 5; Baltimore,
0. pnssed onu: Hresnahnn. wild nltch;
Kanm, Time: 1:25. Umpires: Haskell
and Connelly.
Amerlcnn
League StnnillnK.
Won.
,. 60
.. 54
.. 50
.. 49
.. 45
.. 39
.. 37
.. 36
Lost.
35
39
39
45
46
52
52
CO
P.C.
Chlcngo
Boston
.612
.5S1
Baltimore ...
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland ...
Washington
Milwaukee. ..
.562
.621
.415
.42)
.416
,33?
MIiiuVii Too Mnnj- for Kilfinr.
MINDEN, Neb., Aug. 14.-(SpcclaI Tele
gram.) A good game of base bnll wns
nlnved .Ml the home grounds todny between
Mlnden und Edgar. Tho funture was the
pitching of Ahllne, who struck out four
teen men. acore;
. R.H.E.
Mlnden 0 0 1 0 0 2 4 0 -7 10 3
Kdgar 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 3
Batteries: Mlnden. Ahttno nnd Moore;
Kilcnr. Scott and Glazier. Two-base hits:
Clack. Dasher nnd Moore. Struck out: By
Ahllne. H: bv Scott. 4. f irst tinse on bal
Off Ahllne, 1; off Scott. 2. Hit by pitched
bnlls: By Anllne, 2; by Scott, 1. Umpire:
Mllbourn.
tinntlirrn I. ramie.
At Memphis Memphis-Little Rock game
postponed; rnin.
At Birmingham Blrmlnghnm - Chnt'a-
nnoni uiimo postponed: ruin.
At Nashville Nashvllle-Selma game post
poned: rain.
SHUEVEPORT. Ala.. Aug. 14.T-Score:
Shrcveport ....000100030180
New Orlenns.. 0 0000000 0-04
Batteries. Shreveport. Flshor nnd Mont
gomery; New Orleans, Kellum nnd Abbott,
Florence Loses to Itlnlr.
BLAIR. Neb., Aug. 14. (Speclal.5 Tho
Blair Clothing company's team won from
Florence at base ball Sunday. 11 to 9. Next
Sunday It plnys the C. M. Dfetz Co. team of
Omiina. acorc:
Ttlnlr 0 3 0 2 1 0 0 2 0-8 11
Florence 3 0 10 10 11 07 9
Batteries: Blair, Noyca. Tnylor and
Epllng; Florence, Sullivan and Sage.
Fust name at Kearney,
KRATIN'KV. Neb.. Aug. 14,-(8peclul Tel
grain.) The base ball gnmo of the eoason
wiib played between Shelton nnd Kenrnev
hin nftpmoo.i. Kfnrner won. 3 to 2. Bat
teries; Shelton, Mllilgnn and Coolcdge;
Kenrney, Snlene nnd Burmnn, Struck out:
By Mllllgan. 8; by Snlene, 6. Earned runs.
Shelton, 1; Kearney, 1.
Western Aasnolntlnii.
At Wheeling Columbus, 5; Wheeling, 3.
At Toledo Toledo. 6: Matthews. 1.
At Mnrlon-Grnnd Rapids, 6; Marlon, 4.
a i.-nrt Wayne First came; Dayton. 9
Fort Wayne. 3. Second gnmo: Fort Wnyno,
9; Dayton, 2.
Crraton Wlna nt SInellson.
MATMflON. Neb.. Auk. 14. (Special.)
Creston defeated Madison at base ball yes
leruay iiin-riimin, i m iiuiiui.co. v.,vo-
ton, Owens and Reed; Madison, Hammond,
Wheeler and Ambrose
Cliesti-r Easy for Inrilnn.
CHESTER. N'eb.. Auir. 11. (Sneclal Tele-
cram. 1 Thn Indians shut out Chester nt
bnsn bnll today, 8 to 0. Batteries: Indians.
Kogelberg ana reux; incstcr, wnooKs una
Slums,
Xrlirnskn Indian Win Two More.
JIUllI.lJNii lUfi, is., 4uk. 11. tnpreiui.j
.The Nebraska Indians defeated Kenosha.
14 to 1. Sundny, una Murnngton, za 10 w,
Mouduv,
(ilrnivnnil Adds Another.
vnrn.-ni.lv. Neb.. Auk. 11. (Sneclal Tele.
gram.) Glenwpod defeated Norfolk today
at base ball, t to .',
PLAY TENNIS AT SIOUX CITY
Winner of Content Mint Compete with
l-'nrnsw orth of Grnaal lalnnd
for Chnmplonshlp,
SIOUX CITY. Aug. 1l.-(Speclal Tele
gram. 1 1 no singles win no unisneti tomor
row in the Trl-State Tennis association.
Eight men aro left in the contest. The lead
ing competitors are romiliison, Airten, in.;
unkcr and Oilman, Sioux City; Holbrook,
v,nuwa. and Raymond. Lincoln. Neb. The
vlnner will plar Earl Enrnsworth- of Grand
island, ren., wnn nnios tne cnumpiousnip
cup from last rear. Farnswnrth and Ray
mond are champions In doubles. They will
have to defend the championship probably
agnlnHt Vandyke und Oilman of Sioux City
or Holbrook and Holbrook of Onnwn. In
terest In the tournament Is marked. To
morrow night the association will banquet
at Riverside and elect officers.
Assess Grnln In Trnualt,
JOLIET, III.. Aug. 14,-What is believed
to be the first assessment In Illinois of
grain claimed to be In transit was ordered
by the Hoard of Review against Ilartlet,
Frailer & Co. of Chicago, Tho assessment
was on grain In an elevator hero and
amounts to 177,810. The firm has fnu.iht
the assessments nil along, alleging that thn
grain belonged to other parties, nnd will
ilkely curry the case to the supreme court.
to
DAVENPORT'S DAY TOO SHORT
Darkners Findi 2:13 faco Still an Und -
c'di'J Race.
FOUR HORSES TAKE THE SEVEN HEATS
Knsselt, l.onli nnd Illek Tnrpln Bnch
Win Two nnd Cnrrle J One
Event on Otlirr
TrncWs.
DAVENPORT, la., Aug. 14. The second
day of tho Orcat Western circuit meet fur
nished good races. There was a seven-hcat
contest In the 2:13 pace and It was finally
carried over until tomorrow, unfinished.
Brash furnished a big surprise In carrying
off the 2:25 trot. Weather fine, track fast.
Results:
Trotting. 2:40 class, nurse J500: Summer
Morn won In straight heats: Time; ::;llVi.
2:lB'i, 2:15'.i. Ed Hooker, John Auduton,
Eva Direct. Bernolda. Olll McK n y.
AtiHlllla and Millie Wilkes also started,
Trotting, 2;20 elus.-i, purc -0): Jirisa
won scennd. third and fourth heats Time.
2:1515. 2:16'.i. 2:l6',j. Klondike won first heat
in 2!HU. waiter III", .Maun Mime, .Mauei
D, Twilight, Prince Royal and Ilcvil Kane
alf.o started.
Pacing. 2:13 cln.. nurse ,500 (unllnish di:
Knascll won fourth nnd seventh heat In
2:004 nnd 2:14J. Teah won llrst nnd sixth
iteats in siii'i ana siiovi. dick lurpm ui
second nr.d third heats In 2:('5V4 nnd 2:ini
Carrie J won (Ifth heat In 2:m;. Sheean.
Therese Wilkes, Cnlvln C, Plum Line,
Shclah. Bob Bowsher and Hnllllear nls.i
started
, .A ,
At Brlnhton Bench.
SRW Ydllk'. Auir It. The New Ycr'.t
Trotting association presented a lltst-class
card at Brighton Bencn, out tnrenicniig
weather caused a small nuenuance. in
principal event of the dny wns the 55, 0)
Bonner Memorlnl stnke. which hnd n large
Held and was the medium of henvy specula
tion. A sample pool tells the story: .May
Allen, K00; onward Silver. 250; Matallas,
$20il; Cornelia Bell. J100; Dr. Book, Dolly
liinweii and conit-sfor. cacn, nun me
Held JIO. Dolly Bldwoll led In the llrst h--t
nnarlv nil tho wnv nround. but onward
Silver caught her at the wire nnd bent h;r
uy it nccK. in the scconu neat uouy n:n
well won by a neck from Cornclln He I.
Tho third heut wus between this pair and
Be won nr two lengths ab
three hents hnd now been trotted, tho rest
of tho Held wis sent to the barn nnd On
ward Silver won the two next heats wl.h
very Utile to spare. Results:
2:20 class, naclnc. nurse J2.000:
Cuptnln Brlno, blk. It., by Wild
nrino - uoiumtilne. uy lien
Father (Kennedy nnd Mc
Dowell) 1 1 2 2 1
Dick See. b. h. (Lyman) 3 2 112
Star Push, eh. g. (Lockwood)..2 3 1 ro
jjarnltii, Dlk. m. (Carpenter).. .fi ;i ro
bnltz, rn. g. (DavU) 6 5 5 m
Helen D, b, m. (Mnloney) i 4 us
1. H. Flynn, b. g. (Arthur), .. .7 ds
rime: 2:7'4, b:io, s:ni',4, s:u, :iu.
I class, nac iik. nurse Jl.ow:
Shadow Chlmvs, b. s by Chimes
Chnrmer. by Mnmbrlno King
(Geers) 1 1 1
fcrrnco Queen, br. m. (Shuffcr) 2 2 2
Xnvu. oh. m. (McKce) 3 3 3
Cubnnolii, blk. s. (Greer) ds
Thornwny. b. s. (Mellenry) ds
St. Patrick, b, s. (McVey) da
Reckless, b. g. (Foiite) ds
Time: ZilU'i, 2:1314, ziibYi.
2:12 clnss, trotting, the Bonner Memorial,
purse 15,000:
Onward Sliver, ch. s., by On
ward-sylvan Muid. ny Atier-
deen (Geers) 16 4
1 1
2 3
Cornelia Bell. b. nt. (Klrhy).. 7 2 1
Dolly Dillon, b. m. (Sanders).. 8 1 2
3 2
Dolly illdwcll, b. m. (Carpen
ter) 2 7 6 ro
Confessor, ch. g. (Bowne) 3 3 3 ro
1-rmiK tjreamer, nr. g. (ny-
rtcr) 1 b ro
Doctor Book, b. g. (Spear).... 5 3 8 ro
Elsie S. b. m. (Andrews) 10 8 7 ro
May Allon, ch. m. (Wilson).... 9 10 9 ro
i.nuy ucraiuine, u.m. vuieaer
son) u 6 9 ds
Metnllas, b. s. (Hhllllnglaw)... ds
Cuprum, b. g, (Thompson) ds
Time: 2:10. 2:CDi.-2:lO. 2:10&. 2:lUi.
2:06 class, pacing; parse ii.auu:
Hetty G, b. m.. by Egg Hot-Nora B,
ny netterton (.Mcuoyi .....1 1 1
Riley B. blk. b. -(Erwln).. 2 3 2
Bonnie Direct; ruiKi a. (MCHcnryj.... J
Eyelet, g. m, (Kenney) 3 4 4
Time: 2:jih, 2:07, s-.ouvs.
2:24 class, trotting, purse J1.500:
Cnptaln Brncken, b. g by Earl
Baltic, dam . oy ajirecior
(Erwln) -.3 1 1 1
Easter, b. m.. by Salvenla
(Go den) 1 1 i
Henrietta, blk. m. (Young) 2 3 3 ro
Alberta D ch. g. (Shllllnglaw)....! 5 2 ro
El Milargo, br. g. (Dlckcrson) 6 4 5 ro
Nutbcurcr. br. g. tFoote) 7 7 6 ro
L,eoln, b, m. (Uutcnings) t b as
Lady Travis, blk. m. (Flynn) ds
Time: s:ia-), z:i, siutt, i:io;i.
At Gli-nn Fulls.
r.t.nws kai.t.s. N. '.. Auk. 14. The
Grand Circuit races were witnessed by 1111
immense crowd. Five horses came to tho
front In tho llrst race called, the 2:0rt pace,
.ih l.'rlltli w rnllni; fuvnrltn In the uools
at 1100, Mnzette $75 and the Held $50, Mnzctte
won In straight heats without much dim
culty. In the 2:28 trot Eleaten, the out-and-
out ravorllo, won easily. ,
Jane T, 2:11, winner 01 ino ivcnmcKy r u
turlty In 1897. died hero today nt thn Su
burban Stock fnrm. She was owned by
tho Spier estate. Results:
2:06 pace, the Marlon, purse $1,000:
Mazotte, b. m.. by Tennessee Wilkes
(McDonald) 1 J 1
Mnxlne. ch. m. (Grady) 5 4 2
unrlel, h. h. (McDonnld) 3 3 4
inc Mnld, b, m. (uarin) 1
Edith W, h. m. (Turner) 2
2 ds
Time: 2:oav4. 2:u.t. s:u',i. , r
"H lrnt. the Glen, nurse $1,501:
kleatea, blk. m by Dexter Prince
rMnrsh) 1
1 1
Country J, ch. g. (Macoy).. 2
Porto Rico, n. m. (jonnsoni j
Lady Patcnio, l. m. tiusnnigni; 1
Time! Z'.ia, 2!iavs, -".isw.
2:18 trot, nurse $1,500:
Chnrlle Mc, b. g by McGlnncy
iD-jrenee) 1
1 1
2 2
Susie J. m. m. (McKee) 2
Belle Curry, ch. m. (Mnrsh) 4
3 3
Ebba. gr. m. (Winnings) ....
..3 ds
lle-electeii, gr. s. i.Mnceyj...
..5 ds
Time; 2il3i, S.Hti. f.iiYf
Knlliryn Colllilr In l'rlrnil nnprs.
li-mt.-vn vti Auar. 14. (Snerlal T ie
ir.nm Tiw. pnfn tndav were oood. In the
'i..,,.r.ni,i tr.ii itu.rn worn three entr es.
lied v an won. AXiieu was pccuiiu hiiu mum
.1 a t nil..
B third. Time; z:Jt'.
- in the 2:23 pacing there wero seven en-
inei. uri-iri n i,im.i,iu . ............
into tho pole horse In the third heat. Both
.nlbfva u..pr lirnknn and the two hor el
'. ..... ... . n Tlran- ':lft,i Thn
wi'ir iui iiwi ... ....... - - - .
winners were not decided,
Tho rnmilnir run'. threl'-fOUrthS (if 11 ml
and repeat, had live entries. Emerald won,
Gladioli seconn nna rreu iwvw winu. n.i"-.
''Ahlppodromo exhibition was given by
Hanne I'lckenell of York.
Invin-Moiitli Dnkotn Rni lnK Circuit.
vawtov h n.. Auc. H. (Sneclal.)
The South Dakota nnd Iowa rac ,iB circuit
for 1901, for which purses of $13,4S0 are of
fored. wilt bo opened nt the Sac county
down) fair, which will be held nt Sac City
August 11, 15 and li. ....
The other meets on me cirrua ic in
Huenn Vista county fair. Alta, In.. Auguat
21. 22 nnd 2.1; nt the Brent Sheldon fair,
Sheldon, in., August .-, aim . m
Vallev District Fair arsoclntlnn. Rock Val
ley, la., September 1, 5 and ti; nt Plymouth
county fair, Lemnrs, la.. September J, 4. 5
nnd b, anil nt wiuin imwhi "!"lc.. ,M":
Y'nnkton, S, D., September 9, 10, 11, 12 and
.3.
DRAGS JOCKEY. BY HIS FOOT
.taurine nt CIiIimiko Ituns Wild with
Arvln niiiiKlliiK from Stirrup
Itncex Hlseivliere.
CHICAGO. Aug. H.-llurnlo Hunton. whi
rnn Ml Il.mwtl In IL nul ill hOT 'nS
time out In 1:12 3-5 for the six furlongs, was
dropped Into a sort spot in me sreoun rnce
nnd she made a good Held look ehe ir.
a-innliiif with lu-n lencths fj snare a-d
ucaln In the fast time of 1:13 lint Had sh
been forced to a drive she copld pro ah y
have equalled her former record, which Ir.
the rastest local tlmo ot tne (I'lisun.
Althniik'h lrnt ihri'f h'irses started In lh
steenlechnse. third on the card. It prov d
n hrlllhint rnntMI. devoid of llllshai) nn I
the best horse won. the purfe golni tl
Donation, held at 8 to 6 In the betting.
Jockey Arvln came near meeting with a
serious accident In the llrst race and h's
escape from death Is little rhort of miracu
lous. He hnd the mount on Az.irlne and
while nt the post ho wns thrown and h
root caugnt in tne lert stirrup, i ne
wns drnceed about K) yards, with tho
going nt ion speed Kirtunate'y his fo
finally bccunie released, Arvln wai
AUGUST 15, 1H01.
even struck bv the horse's luofj and he
was only f Ilk tit ly shaken up and b.idiv
frightened. He remounted, but was lift
nt the post In the tlnnl sendoff. Weather
clenr, track fast. Results:
First rnce, live furlongs: Mnbel Wlntl
won, Approved second, Santa Tossn th.td
Time- ) Pl 3-5.
Second race, six furtong: Hurnle Bunton
won, Head Wnter second, Vulcaln till d
Time: 1:13.
Third race, steeplechase, thort cot re:
Donation won, Fllon D'Or sccuiul, Flacclus
third. Time: 3:37 2-5
Fourth race, one mile: Trinity Belle won,
Flying Torpedo second, Six Shooter thrl,
Time: 1:41.
Fifth rnce, live furlonga: Ish nr won,
Julia Lunkln second, Dorecn th rd. Time:
1:01.
Sixth race, one mile nnd nn eighth, sell
ing: Miss Lisa won, Zacosta second, Frank
Ireland third, Time: 1:55 1-5.
At MnrntiiKR,
SARATOGA. N. Y.. Aug. H.-The rarlm
was fine, the track fast and the weitlnr
wnrm and muggy. Five Nations, the favor
ite for the Troy stake for 2-year-o'ds, had
no difficulty In disposing of his Held, wl i
nlng well In hand by two length". Esse 0
bcntlng Rocky n like distance for the place
Water Cure won the mile nnd seven ;y
rnrds race In n gnllop, with Knmnrn s c
ond. The time, 1:412-5, creates a new
trnck record for the tllstnnce. Results:
First race, five nnd a half furlong, for
mnldrn 2-renr-olds: Tribes Hill, 112 (Tur
ner). 3 to 1 nnd 4 to 5. won: Destitute. 112
(Hullmun), 10 to 1 and 3 to 1, second; Lady
Oodlvo. 109 (Shnw), 30 to 1 nnd S to 1. third
Time: 1:07 3-5. Cornwall, Chlckndee. Torch
light, Bedllngton, Arrah Oownn, Feme o e,
Shandonllcld nnd John Bnrleycorn also ran.
Second rnce. one mile and three-sixteenths,
handicap, for all ages: First Whip,
126 (McCue), 11 to 5 nnd 1 to 3, won. 11 s
Eminence. 113 (Turner), 1 to 2 find out,
second; Alslkn, 90 (Creamer). 12 to I nnd
S to 5, third. Time: 2:02. Three starters.
Third rnce. five and a half furlongs, the
Troy slakes, for 2-year-olds, selling. Five
Nntlons, 1( (Sbnw). 13 to 10 and 2 to 5. won;
Essene, 92 (O, Thompson). 11 to 5 nnd 3 to 5.
1 second: Rocky. 100 (Cochran), 6 to 2 nnd
3 to 5. third. Time: 1:07 3-5. Rlghtnwny nnd
Calgary nlso ran,
Fourth race, six furlongs, for 3-year-olds
and upward, selling: Bold Knight, 17
(Sims), 5 to 1, won, Bard of Avon, 93
(Cochran), even, second; Scotch Bush, 105
(O'Connor), 3 to 1 und 7 to 5, third. Time
1:11, Federalist, Ring Leader, Judge W,ir
dell, Anctec, Olive Mac, Maria Bolton and
Venjoro nlso ran.
Fifth race, on.e mile nnd seventy ynrd,
for marcs and gqldlngs, 3-ycnr-ol Is nrd
upward: Wntcr Cure. 1"5 (Cochran) 3 to 5
nnd out, won; Knmnrn, 113 (Turner), 11 to
5 nnd 2 to 5, second; Louisville, 101 (J.
Wood), fi to 1 nnd 7 to 5, third. Time:
1:44 2-5. Great American and Sir ICglu also
ran.
Sixth rnce, six furlongi: Dr. Riddle won,
Ooebel second, Annie Thompson third.
Time; 1:13 2-5.
At Del 111 11 r I'nrK.
St. LOUIS, Aug. II. Lunnr nnd Sweet
Dream were tho only fnvnrites ti score nt
Delmar pnrk. Three se'eond chiles und
nn outsider took the other races. Trjck
fnst. Remits:
First race, six nnd n hnlf furlongs, sell
ing: Slncopnted Sandy won, F.ckte Pnlut
second, Fred Hcsslg third. Time: ll'.'S'i
Second rnce, one mile nnd twenty yards,
selling: Nnnnle J won, Joe Doughty rec
ond, Qunnnh Pnrker third. Time: 1:45.
Third race, rive furlongs, purse: Ok'a
won. Mndn Belle second, Royal Athltte
third. Time: 1:03.
Fourth rnce, one mile and seventy ynrds.
purse: Lunnr won. Ida Iedford second,
Rochester third. Time: 1:41.
Fifth rnce, one mile and twenty yards,
selling; Tom Cromwell won, Round Turn
second. Nekarnls third. Time: 1:I5U.
Sixth rnce, seven furlongs, selling: Sweet
urenm won, l-nima second, imp cionsiiia
third. Time: l:2M,i.
At Windsor.
DETROIT, Aug, 14. Weather fine, track
fast nt Windsor, ltcsuits
First race, six furlongs, so.lllng: Rust'c
Girl won, Mr. Clar second. Laureatea third.
Time: 1:14'.
Bcconii race. live ruriomrs: Amicnn won.
Kigivn second, l'atil ureyton tlilnl. Time
1:02.
Third rnce. six furloncs: lndv Kent won.
I'itnci unvis secono. nutn I'arus tnird
Time: 1:131.
f ourtn race, one mile, Felling: Brown
Vail won, Tobe Pnlne second, Porter B
third. Time: 1:42.
Fifth race, six furloncs: Henry 7.a tt
won. Huntress second, Hllee third. Time:
1:13,
Sixth rice. one mile and nn e nhth. se l-
lng: Aureuu won, Bnflled second. Long Flo
thiru. 'l ime: i:w.
Seventh rnce. six furlongs, se llmr: Ed
Roth won. Temple second. ' Remark third.
Time: i:i5.
At Fort Krle.
Dt'FFALO. Aug. U.-Fort Erie results
First rnce. six furloncs: Frances Rels
won, Nona B second, Franconc third. Time:
i:ilH.
Bcconii rnce. nvo ruriongs; kitk l vtng
ton won, Mowlck second, l.ntch 8 ring
third. Time. 1:02'.$.
Third race, one mile: Orontas won. Mon
treal second. Oak Maid third. Time: 1;I0.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Dick V.nrron
won. Flaneur second, Zlgcld third, Time:
1:14 4.
Fifth race, one mile: Wine Pres won.
Obstinate Simon second, iluslinelds third
Time: 1:4014.
Hixtn race, six and n naif rurlo-cs
Ahamo won, Lady Sliver second, little
Sulile third. Time: 1:22.
FIGHT FOR FIRST HONORS
Wnrd nnd Dnvls Win Cup In Aini-rl
on 11 Tennis .'linniiloiilili
for Dnnlilm,
NEWPORT. R. I.. Aug. H.-The mntch
to settle the question of nntlonal tennis
chamnlonshtn In doubles wns tho chief
event of the second day of this yenr's tnur-
nnment at me uasino tociay anu tnc men
who were to contest wero Holcolm Ward
nnd Dwlght Davis, whoso previous vic
tories had placed their namfi twice upon
the challenge cup, nnd Lee Ware nnd Heals
Wright, who yesterday defeated Little and
Alexander, tho western champions.
The second day was a repetition of tho
first as far as weather was concerned. The
hnzo of the enriy morning nurneil off In
tlmo to Insure good tennis. Tho policy of
keeping the courts In constant use begun
yesterday was pursued todny so an to In
sure, the finish of the sixteen matches of
the llrst round, the preliminary round hav
ing been disposed of yesterday.
Ward nnd Davis won championship dou
bles, defeating Wnre and Wright, the chal.
icngers, In three straight sets, fi-3, 9-7. 0-1.
Having won the championship three times,
the challenge cup becomes the property of
Ward and Davis,
ttrnmntlst Htnililuril III.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14. Lorlmer Stoddard,
ilrnmnttat. Is renorted to be seriously 111
nnd In n critical condition In a sanitarium
at Liberty, N. Y. Ills dramatization of
Tess of the rt Uherviues. -in the raiaci
of the King" nnd -"Nnpoleon Honnparta"
are well Known to tne puuuc lie is u
son of Richard Henry Stoddard.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Rear Signature of
5m Pac-Slmlle Wrapptr Below.
FOR HEADACHE.
FOR DIZZINESS.
rOR IILI0UINE83.
FOR TORPIB LIVER.
FOR COHaTIPATIOH.
FOR SALLOW SRIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
CARTERS
m
OWVVJ7TU uum wiu "Ii!iJL-
i oy
filly
t
10;
OUHE ICK HEAOA2KE-
'A Will
DR. A- I).
snAm.rcs.
VARICOCELE
Are rcu afflletrd with Varicocele or tti result! Nervous Debility and Lost Man
ooodj Are you nervous, irritable and despondent? Do you lack your old-tlm enorgf
md nmbltlon! Are you suffering from vital weakness, etc.? There Is a derangement
of tho sensitive organs of your PcWlc System, ond oven though It gives you no
trouble at present, It will ultimately unman you, depress your mind, rack your nervoui
ystom, unfit you for married life and shorten your existence, wny not oe curan Da
fore It Is too late? WE CAN CUriE YOU TO STAY CURED UNDER WIUTTKN OUAH
f'iNTEE, We have yt to 100 the case of Varicocele we cannot cure. Medicines, elfl
Irlc belts, etc.. will never cure, You need expert trrntment. We treat thousands of
loses where the ordinary physician treats one. Method now, nover falls, without cul
ling, pain or loss of tltns.
STRICTURE
Home treatment; new,
llifiilllnblo unit liniltcnl
and GLEET
cure without lnstru-.
metits. 110 pain, no detention from business.
URINARY Kidney nnd Bladder Troubles,
Weak llnnlc. Ittlrmmr f'Htif Prnmi-nrtv .
I, 1. , ..7 .'"-' ..w .
Urinating, Urine High Colored, or with .
tnllkv sediment on standing. Gonorrhoea '
SYPH IK cured for life nnd the poison
Jl rn klv9 thoroughly cleansed from
the system, fcoon every sign und symptom
?.ln?I".PiMo?lVTlJ.1ly, m,c1 ,for,'vcr -J"
BRLAKINO Ol'T' of the disease on tho
Ccroua drugs or Injurious mi'dlclnes.
Home Treatment
luccessful and strictly private. Our counsel
CURES GUARANTEED. Consultation Free.
ii X I A B-i 41 C CI I rVIi7 Cull or nddross
x. 1:.
Corner DouKlns 11
lllW.fi FAST
TO-
COLORADO
VIA
Leave
Omaha.... 1 :30 p.m
Arrive
Denver.... 7:45 a.m.
Colo.Spgs.7:35 a.m.
Pueblo 9:10 a.m.
I.KAvn OMAHA QiOO A.M.
Ajihivf: lENVKn..4i Hi r.u. COLO. SPOS-.-ilSO P.M. MANITOTJ..BtOO V.u.
CHEAP EXCURSION
CITY TICKET OFFICE:
FR
n
of our medicine
a also Froo Homo
NfjTZIIXtzuXTuTuxXl
EE
deserlblnir symutoms arm cause oi ciineaRca wiwi ucsv .piuiiiriiv. ui..u .u wiuaun
receipts and prescriptions la plain laueuage, savluif you heuvy doctor a bill, uk tor it.
Dr. Kay's
.
1
Cures the vory worst casrs of Dyspepsia.
Liver und Kldnoy
asos i
Write ui Bhout all your s
..m.n.nd unM rt
send us i5et.s. or ll'.OO and o will send Hr
u i in 11,1 lie
no. R. J. KAY MEDICAL
mini
REDUCE
RATES
$13 Buffalo & Return $S3
$3fNewYorkUeturn$3i
Tnn Waliash from Chit'ttKO will oll
tickets ut the above ratos Aside from
theso rutcs, tho U abuoli runs through
tralnB over ll own mils from Kansns
City, fit I.o-Jls und Chlcngo to tluITulo
and olTcrs many Kpectal rules during
thu nummcr monthH, hIowIiib stop
overs nt Ninara Knlls and ISuffalo
Aslt your tunrest ticket ORont, or nd
clrufch Marry E. Moores, General Arjent
l'.iRSfiiKer Drpnrtnient, Omahu. Nob.,
or C fi. Crane. G. 1 nnd T. A. St.
l.ouls, Mo.
You Spend Half
Your Lifetime
In your ofllce. Why stand the ngBiavailot,
of dirt und cold of miserable ileva'r
service bad llrht and ventilation Th, re
Is no oflke building In tho town kept liu
The Bee Building
The best Is nane too good for you, and
you will llnd It n good ImslncsB Investment
to tako n hair hour nnd look nt the three or
four varani rooms. We keep I hem flllc j
Why?
R. C. PETERS 6c CO.,
liec BuildiiiR,
Hunt tl AKu-nts, (Irmiiul Miinr.
POrC MEDICAL ADVlOE. Wrlteu.
rREalb all your tymptomi. Kenovatlnctbo
ivstcui Is the only safo and suro method cf cur
Idk all Chronlo Dlscasre. Dr. Kay's icenorator
Ib tho only perffcetsystem renovator. Tree sain.
Cles ond book. L)r. ! J. Kay, Saratoga, li. V.
..i-......... ..... ...nil. it 1 nrlnnn U.nH fnr nrn.lf nt It.
llinuusua uiiu null ivbu,,. w. . .(.vu. 'V ... . Z
DOCTOR
Searles&Searles
OMAHA
SPECIALIST
Most Successful and Reliable
Specialist in Discuses of Men.
WEAK MEN
(VITALITY WEAK). made so by too eloat
Application to business or study; svert
mentnl atrnln or grief; SEXUAL EX-
niuui.u ,.. n . v. - - m . .
j3jici 111 jiiiuum nil- ui nun, 1110 o iquis
r ..i...i m.
W EAK MEN ARE VICTIMS TO NE1-
WASTING WEAKNESS.!. INVOLUNTAllV
LOSSES, with EARLY DECAY In YOU.NO
and MIDDLE-AGED; luck of vim. vigor.
strength, with sexual organa Impafre.l
and wrakeneJ prematurely In approaching
.old ng, All yield rnpldlr to our new
1 irenuneni tor loss of vital power.
Ouc personal visit Is preferred, but If you
cannot call nt my office, write ui youf
symptoms fully. Our home treatment Ii
la free and sacredly confidential.
Treatment by. Mil
Dr. Searles & Selos, Omaha. Neb.
ml I'oiirtei'iiGi vtrppta.
TRAINS DAILY
Leave
Omaha.... 5:20 p.m.
Arrive
Denver.... II :00 a.m.
Colo.Spgs.lO:35 a.m.
Pueblo.... 1 1 :50a.m.
RATES ALL SEASON.
1323 FARNAM STREET.
'She Famous
Plunge .tdsX
Climate, Waters, Scenery, Hotels,
Haths, Amusements, you will find
are all right.
The route to thin resort is "The
North-Westkkn Line" with
trains equipped with the "Best of
Everything."
Ticket Office, 1401.03 Farnam St.
Dopot. 15th and Wobstor Sta.
OMAHA. NEB.
Trontmont J i vw Tilustrueil book ,
Renovator
....... H.....V. T,-1..l,..l TT
Constipation, Heartache, Palpitation of Heart
, nnw .1.. nnn r nrrni L niiv puu.iLnuLn uui
Kay's Henovator tiy return moll,
Cnv. Innvntnr hv rfturn mull. Addrais.
CO.. SorntOKO SprltlKB. N. T.
DR. McGREW Uge 52)
SPECIALIST
In the treiitiui'iit of nil
ennrn niul IilMinlrrri of
fiirni" Pl
Mr n Only, !"l
yeorn' xiiorleiu''.
1,1 nirr In Omuli.
VARICOCELE AND HYDROCELE
A permanent "uro ci-raniffd In Ions than
10 dajs, without .urtiriK or pain.
PTIlliiTllfJI mie.i in Ion than j dayi
STH T rit wh.it iuln or hindrance
I from uus ness Kldnej nnd bladder diseases.
I PVnUII ju,.d "11 .cured
SYPH l. 0t.y a tnuiment which is far
rnoio VTiliBfa. lory ond Muccessful than
"h .t SprlnV treutment. and at less than
hail th "t All breuluni; mil and signs
i,f tin- dlsne oiaiiiui'-iu i "ii.u,
thai l Miirnntevd for life.
r.wrn on linfl cares cured of nervous
OVEH UiUUU debility, loss of vitality
b i MANlfot'U. banhfulness, Gleet and ail
uii..i uiul weaknesses of men,
( iirrs (iuni-rt nlrf ll. i oiiBillta tlou Free,
CHARGES LOW.
Treatintnt by mall, I'. O. Hox 7W.
Olllce ove- CIS South 11th street, betweorj
rairim and Uouclas Bis, OMAHA. NJili.
"NO CURE, NO PAYt
UtM.If jou ba.e (intll, T..k
orgtm, lot pow.r or T..k.Dli)f
drilni.oor V?uumOrgnUel0(ir
will intor. jou nllliaul drut or
It etrlcll j i etitctiiro cl Vuleotfl
rrrmtntntly ouitd In I to 4 wtfkli
7 t,(C0 In u.i i pot on f.llurfi not
onu rvturnrili fBfCt Imni.dl.tfi oa
U.O.I). rrud, wfiia (ur fret parttoa
l.ri, 'ni .".ii-il la rl.lo tnnloe.
LOCAL APPlUNCi CO 130 Tairp Blk,, Intltni !!, !.
CURE YOURSELF 1
U Die u for unnsturu
dUchtriM.lnSainrustiont,
irritittoni or alwrstlont
of mucnui rntBbrnes
I'slnleii, onl not uUian
(tot or poIiobou. 1
Sola br Drurtiti,
or teni in puia kiuml
ipreii, i
or 3 bot
rcxtufH
0 10 1 u t iijt. V
Ii t u atrl.i.n. ,
rfj fri8U cnUflot,
TTHttn.tCHtyo