THE OMAHA DAILY DEE: TVESDAY, SEPTE3IUET? 3, 1901.
BUS! DAY IN BASE BALL
Esrei Nttloial Md Eight Amtrlcan League
Gmi Plajad.
ONLY SINGLE REPORTED IS AT IROOKLYN
St. Lntils I'nlls to Arrhf llrrnmr nf
Wnslinut nt l.'li-vHnnd, nml Hie
Double Sri In Broken
Scores. tiith
ritlsburg ..
J'hllrtdrlphla
Brooklyn ..
Bt. Louis....
'lloston
Cincinnati .
New York i
Chicago ....
liOBTON, Hept. 2. Pittsburg won I y
timely lilttliiK In tlm afternoon game.
Doheny wns an enigma for Boston, strlk
Ins out tiii of tho IochI batsmen and hold
ing the (cum to threes scattered lilts. Fred
Clarke of tho visitors muclu olio nf the
tmest patches ever seen on the lornl
grounds. In tlm ninth InnltiK Domont hit
a low fly to short left, Clarke, after
twenty-yard sprint, dove forward, role 1
over and came up wltb tho ball. Attend
ance, S,t. Score;
Afternoon finme.
Nnllonnl Lenicnr AlnndltiK,
Won. Lost I'.C
,; f 41 .6
6G 17 .WO
ta 49 .r.r.2
fil 50 .MS
6.1 f. ' .1 8
(.1 ! .4 3
1.1 12 .4
17 US .4 1)
First base on errors; New York, 1. t eft
on based: New York, 8; Chicago, 2. Flrit
busn on bulls. Off lllckmun, 1, off Knson,
2. Htruck out. My lllckmun, 3; by Kao ,
4. Homo rum Strang, Tno-biM lilts: Bel
bach, Hickman. Time! 1:8S. I'niplre: limi
ne. Morning (inmr,
NEW TOrtK. I CII1CAOO.
n.it.c.v.E. n.n.o.A.B.
Pll.arh. If.. 0 2 10 e Itartsel. If.. 1110 1
M.-llrlrte, rf. 1 1 .1 0 0'ren. ef.... 0 3 I 0
Vanll'n, ef. 0 1 3 0 O.Dexter. 3b... 0 t ! 2
Davlr. en.... 0 0 1 ! " Doyle, 11).... 0 0 i 0
Htrsn. Jb.. 1 3 1 3 o ltaymer. , 0 0 1 S
Murphy, 2b, 0 0 3 3 1 rhllila. :b... 0 0 12
ttantel, lb.. 1 0 12 0 ii MftWce, rf. 0 0 3 0
tlower'n, c.. ! 0 (I 2 0 Kahoe, e. .001
Taylor, p.... 1 1 0 : 0 Hughe, p .. 0 0 0 3
riTTBHUriO. I
Il.It.P.A.U.l
BOSTON.
It. II O A B.
Pmla. rf..., o l 1
riarko, If... 0 0 1
Jle.uim't, cf. 2 ! 1
Wanner, i. 1 1 3
Ilraimt'lil, lb 0 3 10
mtchcy, 2b. 0 0 o
Jz-acti, 3b. .. 0 0 1
Yfager, e.
JJoheny, p.
0 B Rlaile. rf ... 0 0 0 0 0
n 0 Tenney, lb.. 0 17 1"
0 0 Demon t. Jb. 0 0 3 3 0
4 1 Cooley, If... 0 1 4 0 t)
0 0 Hamilton, cf 0 o 2 0 0
3 0 frme, 3b.... 0 0 2 1 1
3 0 Urn. 0 1 2 3 0
0 2 P) 0 0 KlttrlriK", c. 0 0 s n
0 0 0 1 0 Willis, p .... 0 0 14 1
Total! .. 9 37 11 1 Totals .. 0 3 27 14 3
ntlHhurK 00010200ft-j!
Iloston OOtlOOOOOO-0
Earned runs; Pittsburg. 2. Two-baso hits.
Tcnnny, Uransuelri, Wagner. Cooley. Sarrl
llco hits: Hltchey, Warner. Double play:
"Wngiier to Hransllelil. First base on bills:
Off Willis, J: off Doheny, 2. Struck out:
lly Willis, 5; by Doheny, W. Time: 1:48.
Umpire: Dwyer.
.MnrnltiR (Jnme.
BOSTON, Sept. 2. Tho Pittsburg Na
tionals won the morning game by bunching
lilts In the third ami fourth innings. In
Ability to bat when men were nf bases
mused Boston's defeat. Attendance, 1,500.
Bcoroi
1'iiTSuima. t boston.
n.it.o. vi:, n.H.o.A.E.
DuvIp. rf.... 0 1 1 0 a Mlagle. rf... 0 0 0 0 0
o o Tcnney, id., o
0 0 Dement. 2b. 2
2 O.Cooley. If... 0
0 o Hamilton, ct 0
1 o'liwp, 3b.... 1
2 olivine, .-ii 0
l.KlttrMKe.
Clarke, lf...t I 2 3
Itcatim't, cf, 1 1 1
Wanner. .. 0 2 2
llranxf'il, lb 0 0 10
Jtltttiey. 2b, 0 0 0
lach, 3b... 0 1 0
O'Connor, c, 1 1 10
CheiOirn, p... 2 2 0
Totals
Pittsburg
Iloston ,.
Knrned
Two-baso
S 10 27
2 o
Nlehola, p.
0
2
0
0 0 14
0 0 1
Totals .. 3 6 27 5 2
0032000005
0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1-3
runs: Pittsburg, 4: Boston, 2.
hit: Clarke. Struck out: lly
Chefbro, 5; by Nichols, 5. Time: 1:43. Um
pire: Dwyer.
Brooklyn Improves Its Only Clinnre.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 2.-Only one National
inmii was played hero today, tho tnornlne
game being declared off because tho St.
Ixnils club was delayed enrouto by a wash
out at Cleveland. The afternoon game
vim) ii hot-fought, hard-hitting contest,
lleldrlck miido n threc-baggur wfth the
liases full In tho seventh and scored himself
on a long lly. Nash was roughly used by
gladden bucauso of n close decision nt
necond, but the police wero not needed.
Two games will be played tomorrow. At
tendance, 9,0(10. Score: ,
HUOOKLYTs-. ST. LOUIS.
H.H.O.A.i:.! lt.lI.O.
KeHer, rf... 1
ptif-ckarcl, If 2
Solan, of,... 2
Kelly, lb.... 3
Daly, 2b 2
Inlilon, sa.. 0
Irwin, 3b...., 0
'airrll, c.'..'0
URha, p.,, 1
1 3 0 Oiflurkett. If.. 0 t
2 3 0 OjHeldrlck, cf 3 3
2 10 OiDonovan, rf. 1 0
1 10 0 0 Wallace, , 1 0
3 3 3 0 Kruicrr, 3b.. 0 1
2 1 3 uflehrlver, lb. 0 1
0 3 3 0'l'adilen, 2b.. 0 0
2 I 1 O.Ityan, c 0 1
10 3 0,
Totals ..11 14 27 1
Urooklyn
St. Louts
Knrned runs
Two-lmso hits
3 1 o
2 1 o
0 0 0
2 5 1
2 3 1
7 10
4 4 0
4 2 0
spinoff, p... o l o l i
0 Totals .. I 8 21 17 3
.... 1 0 0 2 3 0 4 1 -Il
.... 1030001005
St. Louie, 2: Urooklyn, C.
Shcckard, Karrell, Three
tinMn lilta TTnMrlrb 11r.lt, Utnlnn
tases: Heldrlck. Donovan, kruger, Scheck
nrd (3), Dolan, Daly. Left on bases: St.
Isolds, 7: Urooklyn, 4. Double play: Dnh'en
to Daly to Kelley. first base on balls:
Off Hughes, 5; off SudholT, 3. Hit by
Pitched ball: lly Hughes, 1. Struck out:
Sly Hughes, 3; by Sudhoff, 1. Wild pitch:
Hughes. Tlmo: 1:50. Umpire: Nash,
l'lillllea no It wltb the Stick.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-Tho Phlladcl-
fihla Nationals won the -afternoon game
rom Cincinnati by opportune hitting. With
tho exception of the third Inning, when
Phillips was touched up for five hits, both
pitchers did good work. The Holding of the
teams was excellent. A great one-hand stop
oy ross wus mo leaiure pi tno gamo. At
tendance, 9,335. Score:
Afternoon Game.
PHILADELPHIA
H.1I.O.A.E. '
fhomas, cf.
flurry, 2b..., 0
hick, rf 0
Pelah'ty. If. 1
McKarl'd, c. 0
CINCINNATI.
n.H.O.A.B.
3 2 0 0 Dobln, cf... 0
1 2 ft 0 Harley, If... 1
2 2 10 lleckley, lb. 0
0 10 0 Crawford, rf 0
1 4 0 0 Maroon, nt.. 0
1 2
3 2
0 10
0 1
Jenn'tn, lb.. O OHO 1 Htelnf'dt, 3b 0
Ilallman, 3b 1 1 0 4 0 Fox, 2b .0
Croxa, 112 3 1 rietz, 0
White, p.... 1 1 0 .1 0 Willllpa, p... 0
,. 1 CI II 2
0 0 1 '-6
0 0 0 t 1
Two-base
Tiituli .. 8 37 10 1 Total ..1 2M0 7
New York n 0 0 1 3 0 0 2 l5
Chicago 1 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 01
Klrst base on errors: New York, 3. Left
on hases: New York, S. Chicago. 7 Flist
base on balls: Off Taylor, 3; off Hughes, 3,
Struck out: Hy Taylor. 3: by Hughes.
Stolen base: .Strung. Hacrlflcn hits: Van
Ilaltrcn, Murphy, Howerman. mqiiuic piays:
D.ivls to Murphy to rlanzel, Chllds tn llay
mer to Doyle, Wild pitch: Tnvlor. Hit
by pltch'd ball: Hy Tnylor, 1. Time: 1:0.
I mplre; Emslle.
AMERICAN BREWERS DRAW TWO
Inch Vlrlory liver Hnltlinorr in n
Close ns It ('mild He, lint I.nrfir
I'liniiKlt,
base on errors- Detroit, 1. Left on bases:
Detroit, S, Washington. 9. Struck out; Hy
Patten. 4. by Cronln. 4, Wild pitch. Pat
ten. Time: 1M0. I'mplrc: Cuntllllon.
White Mux Tnstr Drfrnt.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.The American visi
tors won the second game on Burke's errors
In the seventh and ninth innings, each mis
play allowing four runs to scote. Hart
man's fielding was the feature. Attendance,
V). Score:
Afternoon (Jnnir.
rillLADlil.PHIA. I
Il.H.O.A.K.I
Full, cf.... 3
Davla, lb.... I
Lijole, a... 1
Seybold, rf. 0
Ment)re, If 0
Kiy. n....
t'owers, e.
Dolan, Jb..
Wlltse, p..
i Inzer, p. ,
3 I o
2 IS U
1 1 2
M 2 0
0
0
1
1
CHICAGO.
Il.H.O.A.U.
Amerlrnn l.enitue NtnndlnK
Chicago
Hoston
Detroit
KaltlnAre ..
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland ...
Milwaukee ..
Won.
... 6D
... tW
... 60
... MS
... 57
... 4
... 45
... 41
Lost. r.c.
43 .61!
IS .516
B2 .m
M .521
f.4 .513
61 .10
fi5 .409
71 .369
home team
Totals ..10 11 27 IC 3l Totals .. 9 13 27 H 3
Philadelphia 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 1 0-10
Jhlcago 2 0 0 0 0 5 0 o 29
Left on bases: Phllndelnlila. 7: Chicago, i.
riirrc-base hits: Kultz. MeKiirland. Krnzer.
Wilts:. Stolen bases: Mertcs, Kultz. Double
play: Lnjole to Ely to Davis. Struck out:
n.v Patterson, l. Klrst laso on nans: un
I'lntt, 2; off Wilts, 3. Wild pitch: Patter-
on. Hit uy ball: Do an. Time: 2:w. um
pire: Sheridan.
.MnrnliiK tinine.
CHICACIO. Sent. "-The Phllndelnhhi
tnerlcuns were blanked In a Ditchers'
battln In the morning game. A single, u
teal ami Alertes iiounip scoreil the first
run. Two errors, a sacrlllce and a lone
fly to center brought In the other. Attend
ance, 2,800. Score:
CHICAOO. I I'HILADKI.PIItA,
It. H O A H.I H.II.O A U.
MIl.WAtttf P.M. Rent. '. '
thlf nf lei noon duplicated its performance of
the forenoon and again beat naltlmoro with
tlii bton 2 to 1. uarvin pitencu a grem.
game, allowing the visitors but two hits.
The Holding of Conroy was a feature. At
tendance, 2,8011. Score:
Afternoon (iiiinr.
loy. ef 0
oiicn. rr,... 1
Merles. 2b.. 0
lartman, 3b 0
McKarl'd. If 0
tirll, lb.... 0
Ilurke. tf... o
Kulllvun. c. 1
atte rron, p 0
MILWAt'KKK.
It.H.O.A.C.'
HALTIMOItE.
ll.H.O.A.R.
Hegr'vcr. If. 0 0 3
Conroy, . 0 1 '
Anders'n, lb l l is
Ollbtrt, 2b,. 1 1 0
Hiillman, rf 0 2 I
Krlel, 3b 0 1 1
Ilruyette, of 0 0 0
Maloney, c,. 0 0 4
Uarvin, p.... 0 0 1
0 Donlln, lb... 0
o smour, rf. 0
0 Wlll'mr, 2b. 1
1 KclUcr. i.. 0
0 Brodle. cf... 0
r Iunn. Sb.... 0 0
1 Ilresn'lt'n, If 0 0
0 ltobln!, c. 0 0
0 Howell, p... 0 o
0 11
0 i
1 1
i r
0 0
Totals .. 2 t 27 9 2 Total ..0 0 it S
Chicago 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2
'iiunrjcipnia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Left on bases: Chicago, 3; Philadelphia,
TWO-bnso bits: Mertea. Hnvltnlil. H-i,.rl.
lice, hit: Patterson. Stolon b'ases: Jones.
UltZ. Davis. Double tllilVK! t.'lv In l.iilnlr.
o Davis. Struck out: Hy Patterson. 5: bv
1. Klrst baso on balls: Off Pat
Time: J:25. Umpire: Sheridan,
0 0
1 o
4 1
Totals
Milwaukee ....
Baltimore
Stolen buses:
Sacrifice hits:
bnse on balls
2 C 27 17 2 Totals .. 1 2 24 14 2
2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ''l
, 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
Frlcl, Brcsnahnn, Brodle.
flllbert. Bruyette.. First
Off Garvin. 2:aWt Howell, 2,
Hit by pitched bait: Hrodie. Tassetl balls:
Maloney (2). Wild pitch: Garvin. Struck
out: Bv Oarvln. 4: by Howell. 1. Double
play: Seymour to Donlln. Left on bases:
Milwaukee, 5: Baltimore, 5. Time: 1:45.
Umpire: Hart.
.Horning finme.
MILWAUKEE. Sent. 2. The Milwaukee
Americans won out In tho eighth Inning In
tho morning game on a wild throw nnd
good stick work by Conroy and Anderson.
Attendance, 450. Score:
MIIAVAUKKK. i BALTIMORE.
II.H.O.A.K. 11.H.O.A.E.
Hoarver, If. 1 3 3
Conroy, s.. 1 1 1
Anflem n, lb 0 2 13
Gilbert, 2b,. 0 1 2
Hallman, cf 0 0 1
Krlel, 3b 0 10
Ilruyette, cr 0 o :i
Maloney,
Held, p..
.Southern If nidic
MEMPHIS, Sent. 2.-The seenml i-Htnn nf
oduy v called on account of darkness
Score, llrst came: n.ir.r;.
Memphis 4 0 0 0 4 0 ft 0 ft 11 "
Chattanooga .0022 1 1 000 6 11 1
Batteries: Memphis. Shields, l vern iin,l
Armstrong; Chattanooga, Clayton nnd Both.
Second game: n.H.K.
Memphis 0 1 4 on 5 S 5
Chattanooga, 1 2 0 WO 04 9 3
Batteries: Memnhls. llhoadea nn.l Arm.
strong; Chattanooga. Clayton and Hoth.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 2,-Score, morning
fnmo: ,. K.H.E.
Nashville 00300400 7 un
Bhrnvoport .... 00 0' 00000 1 173
Butteries: Nnshvtlle. PUher nnrl R.nmntn.
Shreveport. McOuire nnd Fisher.
Ill HMINUHAM, Sept. 2. Score, momlne
Kam! R.H.E.
New Orleans.. 00000240 2 NU 4
uirmingunm . o 0 u 3 0 0 0 0 5 10 b
Batteries: Now Orlenns. Kollum nn,i
Stewnrt and Abbott; Birmingham, Gillen
anil Knlkhoff.
Totals .. 2 8 27 14 1
0 Donlln. lb... 0
O'Hcymour, If. 0
OAVIU'ma. 2b. 0
0 Kelster, ea.. 0
0 Hrodie, cf... 1
llDunn, 3b.... 0
O Howell. rf- 0
0 Hoblnaon, c. 0
0 Forcmnn, p. 0
lllres'h'n. rf. 0
Totals .. 1 7 24 12 9
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 -2
Baltlmoro 0 1000000 0-1
Two-base, hits: Brcsnahan, Conroy. Sacri
fice hit: Gilbert. First baBo on balls: Off
Heldy, 2; oft Foreman, 1. Stolen bases:
Frlel, Seymour, Dunn. Struck out: By
neldy, 2; by Foreman, 2. Double plays:
Conroy to Gilbert to Anderson, Heldy to
Anderson. Left on bases: Milwaukee, 8;
Baltimore, 6. Tlmo: 1:40. Umpire: Hart.
Boaton'a Support Wine It.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 2. The afternoon
American league game was a pltclwa'
battle between Young and Bracken, In
which tho veteran won out by reason of re
ceiving better support, as the youngster
pitched a strong gume. Cleveland narrowly
escaped a bhut-out. Parent's error being re
sponsible for their lonely run. Score:
Afternoon On me.
IIOSTON'. I CLEVELAND.
R.1I.O.A.B. ll.II.O.A.E.
If.... 1 1 0 0 0 IMckrr'K, cf. 0 0 2 0 1
0 O'llrlcn. If.. 1 2 4 0 1
0 Heck, 2b 0 114 0
0 lACh're, lb. 0 0 13 0 0
O.llradley, 3b. 0 0 0 A 0
1 Harvey, rf.. 0 1 6 0 0
O.Shlcheck, us 0 0 1 2 1
0LlvliiKfn. c 0 0 0 1 0
O.Drackrn, p., 0 1 0 10
Dowd,
Stahl. cf.... 1 0 1
Colllna. 3b.. 0 0 0
Freeman, lb 0 0 17
Hemphill, rf 2 2 0
Purent, as... 0 11
Ferris, 2b... o i
Crlcer, c
Yountf, p,
, 0 0
0 0
Jlarry, 2b.... 0
rik'K. rf o
JDeluh'ty. If, 0
Jacklltach, c 0
Jenn'im, lb. 1
tlallmnn, !b 0
Croaa, m 12 1
3 2 0
1 11 0
2 0 0
0 2 2
1 0 3
0 3 2
0 4 0
0 0 1
Totals ., 6 10 27 U 2 Totals
riilladolphla 0 0 4 0 1
Cincinnati 1 0 0 0 0
. Humeri runs: Philadelphia. 4.
lilts: Ilnrlev. Cross, flaerinen hits: Delu
Iianty, Jennings. Stolen base: Harley. Left
on bases: Phlladulpliln, 5; Cincinnati, 8
Double piny: Flick to Cross. First base t.n
balls: Off Phillips, 2; off White, 2. Struck
.uut: lly Phillips, 4; by White, 4. Time;
3:55. Umplro: Brown.
Morning Annie,
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2.-Tho Cincin
nati Nationals tied tho score In the eighth
Inning In tho morning game, but Phila
delphia, with two rlngles nnd a sacr.fl e,
cored tho winning run In the ninth. At
tendance, 2,703. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. 1 CINCINNATI. "
II.II.O.A.K.I Il.H.O.A E.
unomaa, cr, u i o j o Dobln. cf... o o 3 0 o
112 0 Harley, If... 2
1 2 0 0 Heekley, lb. 1
110 0 Crawford, rf 0
0 6 3 0 Maaoon, ,. 0
1 14 0 2 Rtelnfdt, 3b 0
1110 Fox, 2b 0
0 Ittriren. e 0
Orth, p 2 2 0 3 llStlmmel, p.. 0
Totals .. 4 10 27 1J si Totals ..3 7:3 8 0
One out when winning run wns scored.
Philadelphia 00002100 11
Cincinnati o 0 0 2 0 0 u 1 03
Earned runs: Philadelphia, 2. Home ru-:
Orth. Sacrifice hits: Harry, Thomas Beck
ley. Stolen base: Jennings. Double pay:
Jacklttsch to Hallman, Ixft on biss:
Philadelphia. 9: Cincinnati. 8. First base
on balls: Off Orth, 2, off Stlmmel, 2, Hit
by pitched ball: Jennings. Struck out: By
Orth, 4: by Stlmmel, 3 Wild pitch: Orlh.
Qlrno: 1:55. I'midre: Brown.
Toiaup for New York nml ClilenKO.
NEW YOBK, Sept. 2.-Thc New Ytrlt
nnd Chicago Nationals broke even today.
Jn tho llrst game tho New Yorks, by mak
ing their hits follow tho error of Boy c,
Dexter nnd Hartael, won easily, hi th
necond game the locals were unable to It t
the pitching of Enaon. Twice chances wp,e
offered to tie tho score, but tho neceaary
lilt was wanting, What chance the New
Yorks lmtl of scoring in the eighth Inni'iB
was last through stupid base running hy
McBrlde, who tried to score from second
on a scratch Infield hit. Strang's ciein
home run drive saved the New Yorker
(rom n shutout. Hickman put up .-i steady
game after tho second, not a Chicago
jiluyer renchlng second during thi Int-t
neven Innings, lllckm uts ba I ihriiw 'n
tho second aided tho Chlctgos to suon two
runs. Attendance, fl.SW. Score:
Afternoon tiiinie.
Totals ..4 t 71 52 V Totals .. 1 5 27 11
noston 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 11
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1
Earned run: Boston, 1. Two-baso hits:
Parent Dowd. Sucrlitco hits. Pnrcnt, Cob
lir.v Stnhl. Stolen base: Stahl. iJouldo
play: Young to Ferris to Freeman FlrBt
Idvto on balis: Oft Bracken, 2. Hit by
pitched ball: By Young, 1. Leffon b.s-s:
Bostci-., 4; Clovaland, 4. biruck out: By
Young. 3 Time: 1:26. Ln.plrc: Conn ,.lv,
MornliiK fJniiir.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 2.-Tho Boston
Americans won the morning game easily.
Cleveland b only runs were secured on
threo wild throws. Attendance, 5,000. Score:
HOSTON. I OLEVEI.AND.
It.H.O.A.E. ll.II.O.A.E,
Dowd, If,... 0 0 2 0 OIMoker'g. of. 0 0 0 0 0
1 2 3
Htnbl. cf
Colllna. 3b.. 1 0 1
Freeman, lb 3 3 12
Hemplitll, rf 1 2 2
Parent, as,,. 1 2 1
Ferris, ,2b... 1 1 3
Hclireck, c. 1 2 3
Winters, p.. 0 0 0
Totala
Boston ..
Cleveland
Two-base hits
O'Hrlen. If.. 1110 0
0 12 0
1 12 0 0
0 2 3 1
1 1 0
0 3 4
0 7 0
0 0 4
Heck. 3b 1
LaChVe, lb, 1
llrudley, 3b. 1
Harvey, rf.. 0
Phlebeck, ss. 0
Connor, c... 0
Dowllna, p.. 0
9 12 27 13 0 Totala .. 4 3 27 3 2
0 4 0 0 0 2 1 0 2-9
4 0000000 0-1
Parent (2). Sacrifice hits
CHICAtiO.
ii.li o.
Hartatl, If,, 0
Oren, ef.,..
rxxlfr. 3b... 1
Doyl, lb... 0
naynier, ., o
Chllda, 2b., . I
Menefee, rf. 1
Kline, c;,. 0
Eaaon,, p.,,. 0
NEW YOHK.
It.H.O.A.E
0 o Stlbach. If.. 0
0 0 MullrlJe, If, 0
1 1 Vanll'ii. ct. 0
1 0 Dtvla. s 0
2 0 Stmna;, 3b... 1
3 I Muiphy. 2b. 0
0 0 tluniel, lb.., 0
0 0 Warner, c... 0
3 o Hickman, p. 0
0 3
1 3
0 3
1 1
0 3
0 10
0 I
1 0
Totala ,. 3 7 37 '0 s Totala .. 1 5 37 16 1
Chicago ,. .1 200000003
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Earned runs; Chicago, lj New York, 1.
Parent, Freeman. Stolen bases: Dowd,
Stahl, Freeman. Double plays: Bradley to
Bcckliiy to LaChancc, Collins to Ferns to
Freeman. First base on balls: Off Dowl-
Ins, 3; off Winters, 1. Left on liases: Cleve-
land, p, noston, 7. struck out: Hy Dowl-
lug. 6. Wild pitch: Dowllng. Time: 1:30,
Umpire; Connolly.
Five llonlile Plllyn liy Detroit.
DETIIOIT. Sent. 2.-Mngnl(lcent Holding
behind Miller won this afternoon's Amer
ican league game from Washington. Tho
work of the Detroit lutleld wus sensational
at times, five double plays being made, Fos.
tor mano a wonciernu nne-nnnu eaten or
Nance's long lly In tho tilth. Attendance.
6,6 jo, score:
Afternoon (nine,
DETIIOIT. , WAHHINOTON.
HHO.A.E.! ll.H.O.A.K
IUrrett, cf.. o o i u o,wauiron, of. o 3 0 0
Holmes, if.. 2 3 0 0 0 Farrcll, 2b,. 1
Cnaey, 3b.... 1 1 1 I 0 Duncan, rf.. 1
Oleaaon. 2b. 1 3 0 5 0 Clarke, e.... 0
Elberf'ld. a 0 1 3 12 O.tlrady, lb... 0
Nnnee, If. ... t 1 1 0 u Foster, If.... 1
Dillon, lb... 1 113 0 0 CoiiKlilln. 3bl
Mc.U's'r, c. . 0 1 I 1 OCIIntC'n. aa..O
1
Miller, p..
1
1 12
0 'i- o.tlear. p.
1
Totala ..7i:27';2 o Totala ..4 12 21
Detroit 1 0 ft 1 0 5 0 0
Washington o u o o i o o 2 o-i
Two-base hits: Olcnson, Foster, Miller
(2). Coughlln. Stolon bases: Clark, Foster,
Farrcll. First base on balls: Oft Gear, 2;
off Millar, fi. Hit by pitcher: Cauey. First
nase on errors: weiroii, i-. i.en on oases:
Detroit. 9: Washington. 8. Struck out: By
Gear, 2. Double plays: Elberfeld to Dillon,
Elberfeld to (Ueason to Dillon (3), Casey to
Glcason, Coughlln to Farrell to Grady.
Time: v.w. umpire: cnninnou.
Moriiintr (innie.
DETIIOIT. Sent. 2. Tho Detroit Amor
leans won the morning game' in the first
two Innings, with four hits and two bases
on onus, ono run neing tureen in uy pat
ten. Attendance, 2,159. Score:
DETIIOIT, I WA8HINOTON.
It.H.O A . 1 1. 1 ll.H O.AE.
Ilsrrett. cf.. 3
llolnira, rf. . 1
Carey, 3b.,.. 1
(Heston. 2b, 0
Elberfeld. M 0
Nance, If..., 0
Dlllrn, lb... 0
Hliuw, e 1
Cror.ln, p... 0
I 1
1 o
1 3
1 2
3. 2
1 7
1
0 1
1 3
2 I
1 7
0 9
0 0
0 0
-
0
3
1
0
0
t
t
0
1 owaldron, cf. 1
1 t Farrell, 2b,. 0
3 0,DunKtn, rf.. 1
3 o Clark, e 0
3 orirady. lb... o
0 i),Fotfr. If.... 0
1 0 C'niiahlln. St, a I 1
0 I'cilnRman, aa 0 3 0
0 0 Patten, n.... 0 o !
- - I'llear 0 0 0
Totala ,, i f 21 r) II .
intala . 2 10 24 11 1
Hatted for Patten In tho ninth.
Detrott 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 5
Washington o o i o l o o o 0-:
Two-baso lilts: Farrell. Dungan. Ulcnson
Three-tisse hit: Holmes, sacrifice hits
Cronln. Dillon. Shaw. Stolen linse: Elbcr
fold. First base on balls: Oft Patten
Hit by pitched ball: Uarrett. Patten. Firs
o Hoy, cf...
0 Jours, rf 0
1 Mel ten, 2b... 1
u Hartman, 3b 2
0 MrKnrlM, If 1
1 labell, lb.... 0
0 Ilurke, ts... t
0 Sullivan, c.. 1
1 I'lntt. p 1
n Patterson, p 0
2 1 G
2 2 1
I .1 S
1 1 9
3 0 0
2 16 0
3 1 t
0 2 2
0 0 0
0 1 0
0 olFultz, cf....
0 OiD.ivIs, lb....
1 0 Lijole. 2b...
1 nSejbold. rf..
0 OiMoInore, If.
0 0,'Ely. as
3 2Hteehnan. c.
1 fllDotnn, 3b....
3 O.llcrnliard, p.
1
0 10
0 2
1 1
2 3
Hernhnrd.
terson, 1,
ro for Mhelton.
NOriTH PLATTE. Nnh .. Rent Sr,nnll
Telegram.)-Tho Union Pacifies defeated
Hhelton at base ball today. Tho fielding of
both teams wns cond. Klnihnrninrh fn
Shelton nnd Pendcraft of the Union i'a-
cuics were tiom eiiectivo at critical times.
North Platte's one run was scored on n
passed ball nnd a wild pitch. Score:
Union Pacifies onnonnni i
onetion o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Batteries: union Pncltles. Pi-ndnirmd nn.i
Grlndull; Shelton, Klmbrough and Conroy.
Mlnden Keepa on Wlnnlnir.
MINDEN. Nob.. Sent. 5 rKnnMni ti..
gram.) Mlnden shut out Kearney in a base
ball gamo today, 6 to 0. Score:
R H E
Mlnden 0 0 0 1 2 0 3 0 '-111 i
tt-earncy 0O00O000O 06C
Batteries: Mlnden. niUa nn.i rnr.r.
Kenrney, Sallno nnd Burmnn. Struck out:
By B Iss. 10: bv Saline. 11. lilt Ur Hol,.i
ball: Moore. First base on balls; Off Saline,
3. Two-base hits: Saline, Ithodcs.
Ilnskelta Lose nt Ccntrnl City. '
CISrsTHAL CITY. Noh.. Rpnt ? (H,,lnl
'r-i ... t. i i. ' , . . r. , . '
.i-u-fiiiiiu.;-r ivu ouniiren people witnessed
tho defeat of tho Haskell Indians nt baso
ball today. Timely hitting won the game
for Central City. Score:
central City 1304200 5 15
Hnskclls 100140100-7
Batteries: Central City, Barber and
Doano; Haskclls, Fogelbcrg, Gravlllo and
Felix.
Innmnn Defeat O'Neill,
INMAN, Neb.. Sept. 2.-(Speclal.)-Inmnn
defeated O'Neill nt base ball, IS to 13. Bat-
itrnrn. u i'ni, mcv;anery ana Sullivan:
Inmun, Colo and Green.
ADVISES TURK TO SETTLE
Snltnn Appeal tn Germnny for A-
alatnnce In French Affair Geta
Some Advise.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 2. M, Bapst,
councillor of the French embassy, and the
other members of tho embassy stuff, took
tho guardshlp Vautler on an excursion upon
tho Sea of Marmora In order to avoid dress
ing tho vensol as tho other warships In the
harbor wore dressed In recognition of the
anniversary of tho sultan's accession to tho
throno, which was celebrated yesterday.
Tho members of tho embassy did not par
ticipate In the congratulations of the diplo
matic corps, nor was the embassy illumi
nated.
The Turkish ofllclals received only 40
to 60 per cent of their salaries on tho
anniversary of tho sultan's accession.
Tho report that the sultan has appealed
to Germany to use Its good offices to settle
tho dlsputo with France Is confirmed. Ger
many. It Is understood, will odvlso Iho
porto to settle with Franco us soon us possible.
PAUIS, Sept. 2. Minlr Bey, tho Turkish
nmbnssador to Frunce, has returncJ to
Switzerland, whero ho will remain until tho
controversy between tho two countries t ball
have been sottled,
PAUIS, Sept. 2. Tho rtsult of Munlr Bey,
the Turkish ambassador to -France, coming
to Paris, In spite of tho rupture of Franco.
Turkish relations, and holding a fete. In
tho most open way at the Turkish embassy
yesterday, In honor of tho nuulvcrtary of
the sultan's accession to tho throne, has
been that tho Freuch government sent him.
tho sumo afternoon, a requen to leavo
France Immediately, and Munlr Boy de
parted for Switzerland that evening.
Advices received hore from Turkey In
dicate a dlsqulotlng International sltun,
tlon. Disorders and military uprisings aro
reporttd In Armenia, Macedonia and tlm
neighborhood of Mecca. The son of a high
functionary was curried olt by brigands
near Adrlanople, who fought a bloody en
gagement with the troops sent ngalust
them.
A dispatch from Snlonlca says that Nourl
Hey, aide-de-camp of the sultan, who wns
sent to Investigate Iho brigandage In Al
bania, has been killed by the Albanians.
It Is also said that the Turkish troops at
Prlsrend, Albania, and Uskub, are rioting
becuuso they have not been paid.
M, Cut.&tnns, the French ambassador to
Turkey, had another conference with tho
Frcneh minister, M. Delcusso, today. Tho
government of France has determined to
compel Turkoy to fulfill Its entire obliga
tion!. Unless tho sultan yields shortly ho
will find the bill against him Increasod
by a number of othor outstanding claims
of Frenchmen which will mako an appro
ctablo addition to tho sum now demanded,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
i
Choice Corn Cattls Abant Steady, Weitom
Bief Tan to FiftMn Oeiti Lower.
HOGS SOLD AT VERY NEAR STEADY PRICES
(nod to Choice Hvrea ami Wethers
HrntiRlit About Mtcuiiy allocs, lint
the l.aiuli Mnrket Enseil on
Fully Ten Ccnls.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 2.
Receipts were: Cuttie. iioks. nhceir
Ohlclal .Monday 4.i3 1 2,oll t.vCG
Same day lust weeK b,u.to o.ib') 1,im
o.i mo week before........ 4,'JW o,u5 li.UJl
Same three weeks ugo.. 2,700 4,!wl 10,!9i
Same lour weeks uuo.... 3.t:o b.7ul b.UJl
Salnu day last year 5,70 2,,U 10....0
.weruge price paid lot Hugh .U SwUtu
Omaha the past scvcrul d'uys with cum
purisuns:
1901 . 19A). 1 1S99 . 1 1S9S. i UD7 . It SO. IS95.
ltn.Hi nt Hepiilillenn City.
REPUBLICAN CITY, Neb,, Sept. 2. (Spe
clal.) Republican City and vicinity was
visited by the best rain of tho season
Saturday, It camo too lato to help (hi
year's crops, but will be of great boaellt
to winter grain and fall grazing.
August 1,
August 2,
August J.
August 4.
August 6,
August 6.
AogUst 7.
August 8
Augutt a
August lOi
AUKUSt 11
August 12
rtUUal I.I,
AUgUSt 141
August 15
August 161
August 17j
August 181
August 19
AUgUSt 201
AUgUSt 21
AUgUSt 22
AUgUSt
AUgUSt 2I
August 20
August 26
AUgUSt
August 2$:
August 2
August 30
August 31
Sept. L.
Sept. 2,.
o iu
6 ?J;
5 84
5 to
5 65
6 ?
i 74
J4l
fi 74
6 77,
6 V3H
6 77H,
o 77U
5 3t
V
6 S3
6 Stii
5 7U
6 l?al
5 l7?4i
6 UOTi,
G CO
6 02;
H?a
6 12'..
0 1
5 15
5 18
i 15
6.1U
G 04
r. 14
5 15,
5 01
6 Wi
4 l'i
4 Vol
4 97
4 M
6 00
4 35
5 031
6 U2i
5 01
4 071
U ir.'
6 05
4 9S
5 02
6 02
5 0)1
5 03
6 01
4 1S
4 26
4 Ml
4 4t
4 SSl
I 37
4 321
4 2
4 29
4 35
4 43
4 44
4 32
4 36
4 411
4 50;
4 42'
4 42
4 41
4 42
4 40
4 38
4 40
4 42
4 40,
4
4 20!
4 14)
3 79
3 6i
3 till
SI
3 61
3 67
3 27
? -4?l
It
3 "o
i 78
3 74
3 66
3 671
3
3 63l
3 "4
3 81.
3 73
3 72
'3 70
3 70!
3
3 ta
3 61
3 t
3 45
3 47
3 57
3 5J,
3 J
3 45
3 49
3 53
3 61l
3 6bi
3 11 1
8 68
3 70
3 71
3 CS
3 73
3 70
37flj
3 &3j
3 M
3 ill
4 (i2
3 'J ,
3 91
3 93
3 ft'J
4 07
2 771 4 4i
4 45
2 8J, 4 54
I b6
2 M0 4 Si
3 02i t b7
2 82, I 55
1 7 i M
I 45
2 761 4 o7
ZW
2 SO 4 )
2 74 4 i9
2 M
4 -I.
4 41
4 55
1 cow S70 1 fr) 3 cows 750 1 25
2 COWS. .MS toil I itrvr. 710 2 RO
21 steers,,,. M 2 60
Pratt & Ferris Cattle Co. Wyo.
210 steers... .l;3 1 Co '
Franklin L & 8. Co.-3. I).
82 steers. ...119m 4 20 HI steers, ...1198 4 20
. M Brown-Wyo.
22 steers, ...117a 4 SO 2 Bteers..1175 4 30
17 steers. ...IMS 2 M 3 bulls 1450 2 50
1 bull 1430 2 25
James Nelson Wyo,
16 steers.. ..113.1 4 30
James Stttbbs Wyo.
29 steers... .1201 4 33 2 steers. ...1115 4 35
1 steer ll0 4 ;s, 2 steers.. ..1(3 4 33
A S. Gent Wvo.
21 steers-.. ..111(5 1 30 27 cows 1021 3 20
lcow 770 IS tl 2 bulls 1215 i S3
ii. i iioicomn s. r
; 6J
2 84
2 921
1 M
I 49
4 36
4 116
2 79,
2 85
2 !)!
2 68
2 79
2 76
2 tn,
2 SO,
2 S4
4 32
4 24
4 16
4 22
4 24
I 20
2 SI
2 77;
2 4 37
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hog.. Sheep,
u., .m. & m. r 4
O. & St. L 1
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific System 61
C. & N. W
F E. & M. V... 73
C, St. P., M. & O.... 1
B. & M 01
C, B. & Q 1
K. C. & St. J 2
C. It. I. & P., east.. 1 6
Illinois Central 1 1
1
1-
21
33
stock
H'r's.
'l
3
'i
i
6
720 1)79 1,949
953 1)33 1,217
1,400 63 672
221 845 82S
214
21
407
11
213
142
21
18
2I
135 .... 614
Total receipts 201
Tho disposition of tho day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tho num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheop.
umnha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
II. Becker & Dcgun
Vnnsant & Co
iAibmuu & Co
W. I. Stephen
Livingstone & Schallcr...
Hamilton & Rothschild..
II. L. Dennis & Co
B. F. Hobblck I....
Wolf & M
Other buyers
Total 4,505 3,313 5,280
CATTLE Thcro waB ono of tho heaviest
runs of cnttio hern today of tho season
and as tlure were liberal receipts nt other
markets tn well the tendency was for
packers to got their supplies for less
money. Chicago was reported 10Q15e lower
and the trade at this point was In much
the same condition, which mado the mar
ket a little slow.
Corn fed steers were rather scarce today,
as nearly everything offered wns from tho
rnnge. Tho better grades of corn cattle
could be ciuotqri mbout steady today, but
.ne commoner kinds wero neglected nnd
probably n rilmo lower. The light supply
soon brought tho 'trade to a close.
Thero wero a good many cows In tho
yards this morning and buyers succeeded
in getting their supplies n little lower.
Some of tho best grades sold about steady,
but tho general run or cattle wero Bfaluc
lower and In some cases more.
Bulls, calves and stags all sold a llttlo
lower unless In the case of something
choice.
Stockcrs nnd feeders wero in liberal sup
ply today, but buyers took hold In good
shape nnd bought up the better grades nt
Btensy to stronget prices ns compared with
tho closo of last week. Thero wero n good
many cattle carried over from lust week,
but a better demand Is looked for this
week. The heavyweight cattle In particu
lar were wanted today and whero the qual
ity was satisfactory they Hold without
difficulty. Tho common kinds of Blockers
wero not In as good demand and In a good
many cases sold lower than they did lust
week.
Tho bulk of the receipts todny wero
made up of western rango steers that wero
good enough for killers. Owing to tho drop
in prices nt Chicago, amounting to 10315c.
packers took oft about that much at this
point. Sellors wero holding for steady
prices and In somo instances the better
grades brought right around steady prices,
but ns a rulo they were lower nnd tile
market rather slow. Cow Btuff also sold
fully 5QWo lower, while good feeders were
steady to strong und common stuff slow
and weak. Representative sales: -BEEF
STEERS.
Av. I'r. No. Av. Tr.
: UU 11 9S5 4 23
No.
2..
2..
1..
S..
10..
3..
1..
C..
5..
41..
.... S70 2 73 19 1247 5 CO
.... 930 3 23
STEERS AND HEIFERS
762 3
1 M
1 10
493
940
99 2 11
910 2 30
19.
COWS.
3G....
1234 5 60
SO....
9..-..
S3 12
HEIFERS.
4 630 2 40 1
4 6S7 2 70
BULLS.
1 9S0 1 73 1
1 810 2 33
. S93
.1110
. 997
. SVi .
, 942
fO
! S
! 75
! 73
V)
....1030 3 25
2 :
3S0
.1130 2 30
1...
1...
STAGS.
.10:5 2 30 1 580 2 73
M 3 850 3 10
30
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
ro 2 10 "so 2 33
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
341 3 00 17 gill a
3 31 (39
13. ...
25
3 03 1
CALVES.
I M
NEBRASKA.
19 cows.
.1173
1136
CC3
843 2 60
916 3W
6IJ
1W
3 23
CS0 3 30
90S 3 SO
ioso 3 ;o
100 feeders. 1032 3 11
07 feeders.. 1032 3 15
8 feeders . 921 2 23
12 heifers... 720 2 20
50 feeders.. ftiS 3 45
21 feeders.. 1054 3 50
50 COWH.
13 cows. . . .
4 cows.. .
4 heifers..
21 feeders.
t, cows. . . .
11 cows....
2 cows....
26 cows. . . .
7 cows 9,2
3 bulls,.
2 bulls..
875
846
927
734
410
90S
912
Ik,
2 fi)
2 63
3 to
3 10
2 75
923 2 CI
5 cows 11 0 2 15
1 cow lllfi 2 OO
.'1 feeders.. 73 2 "5
21 feeders.. W:2 3 33
I bull 135) 2 25
1 bull 1290 2 50
1 heifer.... 8:0 2 40
1 feeder... 1117 3 03
.1203 3 25
825 2 55
172 2 10
1186 2 3)
940 2 50
5 cows 960 2 1)0
11 nows M0 2 50
3 cows 112U 2 ,5
11 cown 973 2 10
7 cows 910 2 30
7 cowb 360 1 1-0
81 feeders.. 1011 3 25
19 fiedere.. 911 2 U)
WYOMING.
3 70 10 steers. ...WIS 3 CO
1 cow 930
36 steers. ..1132 3 90
53 cows 944
41 cows 02-1
A,
46 steers .,.1200
1 steer 1010
19 steurs.. ..Il'fi
173 steers.. .1018
61 steers... .1098 3 40
Bcheldley C. Co.-S. D.
1 steer 1050 4 0o 1 steer 1200 4 00
19 steers... 1188 4 00
swan L. .t C. co, wyo,
2 9., 1 steer,
24 cows.
2 !13 49 cows 932
2 93 n cows 1013
R. Recder Wyo.
4 25 1 steer 1160
4 25
4 Ts II steers... .120) 4 50
A W. Sn sbury Wyo.
28 steers... .1093 4 15 39 steers.. ..113.1
9 steers.. ..1161 4 00 tl steers. . ,.105o
8 steers.... 1120 1 03 3 steers. . ..RtM
Frank Cooper-wyo.
1 cow 1050 2 50 1 cow....
10 feeders.. 914 3 05 2 steers.,
fi steers... .1221 3 85 2 steeri.
A. L. cicndenon yo.
14 steers,.,. 1156 110 6 steers., ..IKfi
1 steer HtVl 4 10 1 cow 1130
G. W. Fisher-Neb.
30 feeders.. 911 3 50
A. MoIxod-Neb,
7 steers..,. 797 3 15 I heifers. .650 2 41
8 steers..., 600 3 00 7 cows 9 2 2 63
1 steer... . 610 2 00 1 lulfer.... 640 2 (0
J. Minor Neb.
39 steerr.... 911 3 70 4 steers,... !'7 3 70
20 steers.... 922 3 70 1 sleer 1180 3 70
J. Modurn-Neh.
5 heifers... 692 2 30 1 bull,
.1050 3 90
120 2 40
2 95
3 25
4 25
4 15
I on.
4 03
991 3 25
.1133 3 )5
.UV) 3 !5
1 10
2 75
37 cows..
13 steers.
1 steer..,
1 steer..,
1 cow
1 cow..
1 cow..
6 calvr
W.
927 1 I'ii Hi rnit'a
J. Trutniner S. 1),"
,..1091 3 a 2 cows...
,.12ii 3 to 5 cons.,.,
..IIM) 3 61
F. Ii SllCfllClil-S. D.
7 steers... V.N 4 20 1 steer...
1 utenr Hlflfl 1 'JO 1 Kteer
.. 900 3 75 3 steers.. ..122,1
..1050 3 75 1 cow U)
.. 980 3 75 1 COW 850
1. M. Humphry-S. D.
. 358 3 35 1 cow....
1 75 8 cows, ,
2 40 1 COW..,
2 40 9 steers.,
3 25 1 steer..,
C. Gnmel-S. D.
3 15 3 feeders.. 11123 3 2.1
1 cm
1 cow....
1 cow...
1 steer..
840
9C0
710
...1030
I
20 feeders.. 101S
14 cows 90")
3 bulls 114H
J.
51 cowa fiftl
Shledlev
WCOWS 1002 3
.. 918
..1070
..1028
.1140
.10.10
7S0
. 883
...1W0
, 921
9.W
2 73
3 40
4 2')
4 20
4 20
3 75
3 75
1, 75
2 40
2 85
3 25
3 25
9 COWS.
D.
So
1 :si
H. Whltc-S.
'J !IO
Cattle Co.-S.
0 15 bulls..,
876
! 40
D.
..lilt 230
45 steers.
.1 fO
4 60
J W. Darr- Irfnlio.
121S 4 06
1.- T A1,A f.1., !.
1 heifer... .1320 4 60 " 17 steer 1223 1 50
101 steers,..1179 4 15
W. L. Wilson-Idaho.
40 Btccrs,...1157 4 30
i.-i,t,il fntiin nn
1 steer l&X) 4 50 1 steer 1119
11 steers.. .127tl 4 50 103 steers... .1276
iu i steers.. .1413 4 oil
C. Trader Idaho.
15 steers. ..1116 4 60 2 steers,. .1155 4-0
onna Ti.n ....... . ,
a.ittii; ua ,i iihiii run ni nogs
here today for even u Monday, but packers
..... CVft, kU KUUIill J MIIXIUIIH IOI
supplies, nnd ns n result they started oul
bidding a llttlo lower than Saturday's mar-
ts.. U..llnu 1. A. .. I. I ...
ovi. ouni-ip, iiiiin'iui, neiu on ior more
money and packers finally bought whit wns
offered nt close to steady prices. The gen
eral run of hogs sold at Jfi.in nnd 6.1.'.?.
while the choicer grades went largely from
Ji,.15 to J6.35. The quality of the hogs toilnv
was not ns good ns on Saturday, whleii
ninkes the market look n little lower on
paper than It really wits. Tho commoner
kinds were hard to dispose of, us uo of
the packers seemed to want them. The
market was not particularly active, but
lam nbotit cvervtblnir wuh n.ii,i in
seiHon. Representative sales:
No. Av
V, 189
33 214
no i?:
10stecr3.... 631 2 60
UM 2 35
1 cow 910 1 75
210
...209
...232
...213
...237
40
210
SO
120
2S0
,..2.19
..221
..233
..286
..220
..214
...242
...231
,..207
...245
..SS, 40 R In
SHEEP-There
fh. Pr.
00
6 K
6 05
6 03
6 C5
6 07 li
80 6 0714
40 6
.. 6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 to
6 10
6 :o
6 10
80
120
40
lib
40
100
200
No
77...
77...
61...
62...
48...
74...
80...
63...
4S...
62...
48...
CO...
67...
61...
92...
67...
68...
CC.
31.
ft.
Av
..218
..204
..311
..223
..241
..243
..227
..239
..307
..281
..277
..290
..2.V
..221
..210
257
236
, 243
837
276
Fh,
to
'io
40
120
ISO
200
120
40
80
I'r.
6 10
6 10
10
6 I24
6 12V4
121.
6 124
6 12!i
6 12fc
6 Wi
12Vi
6 12i
40
120
1G0
! 13 '
6 1
6
6 IS
6 13
6 15
t 15
R 33
6 35
receipts of
.... ...... ,j .-.vie iiui'iiii ruceiiiiH oi
sheep at this market today, as well ns nt
otner points. Reports wore not very f.i-
i.i.. . ;".JJ,;,",, :ieiiif iiiic;tgo
being tiuotcd 10iJ25c lower. Tho demand
firm, nnivnviir utiu ( rn.i ..i,
owes nnd wethers, ana Just about ntpnd:
iho less desirable bunches wore, of course.
i llttlo slow nnd weak.
The lnn.b market was not in ns good
haiin UN the, nhnun m.l.A, T. . .
Into before many had changed hands nnd
the prices paid wero fully a dime lower, and
... nioco muic, common siuir, in pnr-
tleilllir. ffia hn,.l .11.... ..s ...
, I" UlB!UOU Ul Ul suns-
fnctory prices.
Quotations: Choice yearlings, J3.5on3.61;
,."..11. Ki ?ar"nK!' 3.253.40; cholte
in kr -int. inir to good wethers,
J3.155jj.35; choice ewes, J2.D0y3.10; fair to
fi00-J;Jvttr'eB; '"5S-"5: choice Spring lamlw,
J4.0uJ4.S5; fair to good spring iambs, $1.25ft'
A. till f.'ifn Ine -. 1, r n r, . . . r
io.
C'J 1 H'vnmlni, ,nl,.,r.
31(5 Idaho wethers.,,,,
4 Idaho yearlings...,
19.1 Idaho yearlings...,
25s Idaho lambs
l western yearling .
11 cull lfimliH
l.'O western lambs ...
4 bucks
252 culls
48 western ewes
2 bucks
13 feeder wethers ...
!4fi Wyoming ewes ...
2 western ewes
1 western ewe
1 WeHtepn n wn
368 Idaho ewes ."!!"
teener wethers ...
61 feeder wethers ..,
203 yearling wethers
13S yearling wethers .
Av.
, Ul
, 98
. 87
, 93
, 63
170
57
70
142
70
, 102
111)
H)
96
75
, SO
60
109
85
Pr.
3 35
3 35
3 50
3 60
4 50
8.1 60
3 60
4 40
1 25
1 95
1 75
2 25
2 75
2 S3
2 85
2.85
2 85
2 85
2 90
3 00
3 15
3 26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Kaiay, Ilofra IIlKlier and fiheep
Steady. .
CHICAGO. Sent. 2.-CA TTf T A aatt fit a
29.000 head, Including 2.U00 Texans nnd 4,5(0
nroicuiij ucai eusy, outers iwi6c lower;
good to prime steers, J5.5OS6.30; poor to
J.'.25(t4.35; cows. J2.75fi 1.60; heifers. J2.255i
5.00; canneis, Jl.751f2.fi5; bulls, J2.23f4.40:
calves. J2..Wn5.60: Tixnn stnerM. li nrM, i rn.
jexas grass steers, J3.50i(4.00; western
tteers, J3.75ji5.20.
HOGS Recelnts. 32.000 head: estlmnterl in.
morrow, 24,000; left over, 3,co0; market 5W
ivc niKiicr, top price nignest or year; mixed
and butchers, J5.95'a6.7S; good to choice
heavy, J6.40ftii.S5: rough heavy. $5.95fT,i.30;
light, J5.95fofi.t0; bulk of sales, Jfi.15fifi.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2fi,C00
iiL-iiu, eiieej) Bieauy, iitmns looi'oe lower;
good to choice wethers. M.Tr.iTi m? fnir ii
choice mixed. J3.50fl3.70; western sheep,
J3.25gi.00i native Inmbs, J3.00y5.0); western
lambs, J 1. 50Q 4.90.
NI. l.onln Live .Stock Mnrket.
HT. T.OITIS Ront l-PATTT IJI)l.l.
7,000 head, including' 3,800 head Texans;
timrlf,.) win, nil, tr. ,,.l....u ).. i ,n
.or 'iexaiiH; native slilpplng and export
niwin, t.vyj'un,w; oresseu ueur auti.uiilcner
Bteers, J3.60(!(5,50i stecrB less than l.OOo bH.,
J3.lXii5.15: stockcrs nnd feeders, J2.10173.85;
cowh nnd heifers, J2.H0S3.15; canners, JLOOM
2.25; bulls. J2.33i4.00; Texas and Iniilnn
steers, J2.6off4.20; cowh and heifers, J2.20tff
i.i".
Btrong, 6jii0c higher on best, slow on
ntherrt' nliru unit llf.htu t,l ',Tt ii jn , ..,.)...
Jfi.15tifl.4l5; butchers, J6. 15(0 6.83.' highest In
seven years.
, SHEEP AND LAMHS-Rccelpts. 2.000
head; market Bteady: native mutton. J2.73Q;
culls and bucks, Jl.75iiJ3.25.
K nil nii m City l,Ue Moek .llnrket.
KANSAS C1TV, Sent. 2. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,000 head natives. 2,500 head Tex
ans, 1,000 heud cnlvcB; beef steers, lOtlSc
lower; grass cowh, 151(25o lowei ; other
rattle steady: choice export und dressed
beef steers, J0.4MI5.91); fair to good, JLiilQ)
6.23; Blockers and feeders, J2.fiVirf4.oO; went-cm-fed
ulcers, Jl.25fto.40; weslerii rungo
Bteers, J3.lWj4.25; Texans and Indians, J2.70
13.61: Toxuh cows, J2.23i3.25; native cows,
J2.HWI.O0; heifers, J2.75fi5.25, canners, J1.50Q)
..tU, 11,1113, f Jlf 1,iUi I'lllVL'rl,
1
tin
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 5,000
hend; market sternly; lambs, Jl.OOyl.75; na
tive wetherH, J3.25ft3.G0; western wethers.
M.0i(i3.50; ewes, J2.755j3.15: feeder lambs.
J2.75tf3.2S; slock sheep, J2.002,75.
i.W, stags, J5; bulls, f:.7Mf.l.50. cows, Jl 90ii
1.25, Cables steady, exports, none.
. t I ttll 1,A..l..- .1 tt, l.n.l, .. m
Vlllt, I.O IIIH-I in, III', 111, Hfll,
tlrm, other calves barely steady, grnsscrs,
easier; veals, J5.l"Vus.i; bulls, Jt.Otiy 1. 50:
grossers and buttermilks, M.nvyso; fed
calves, !l,OOj4.7S.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 14,263
neao: sneep, nun, picuu.v, iuiiidi, Piroug in
16c higher; sheep, $2.60413.85; tops, J4; lambs,
Jl.60-ni.23; 1 car, Jfi.50; culls, J3.2ytM.2a
tllllia tlAnli.la 11 l.nn.l, w I n I n - 1 1
7.2i); choice llglit, 'J7.25; ordinary mixed
western, J6.70.
omaiia viioi,i:sAt,i: makiciit.
Co ml 1 1 lit ii of '1'rmle mill tliiotntlons on
titnplp nml I'niie) Produce,
EOGS-Recelptr, fair; loss off 12i$c
LIVE POULTltV Hens. 7c: young nnd
old roosters, 3c, turkeys, 6'u8c; ducks ana
geese, tyoVic; old ducks, 4c; spring chick
ens, per lb., 10c,
BUTTER Common to fair, lHse; choice
dairy, in tubs, loir H3o; separator, 19c.
FRESH FISH-Hliiek miss. ISO; whlto
bass, loo; bluetlsh, lie; bullheads, 10c: blue
11ns, 7c; buffaloes, 7c; catfish, 12c; cod, loo;
irapples, loc, li.illbut, He; herring, 7c; had
dock, 10c; pike, loo; red snapper, loc; Mi
nion, 14c; sunilsh, 6c; trout, lvc; whltellsh,
UK'
OYSTERS Standards, per can, 30c; extra
selects, per can, 37c; New York counts, per
can, loc.
PlOKONS Live, per doz., 60c.
EA I. S -Choice, SitOc.
HAY-PHces MUoled by Omaha Wholosalo
Ilay Denlet-H' association: Choice upland,
Jil,,No: - ul,ll"'d, J9.5V, medium, 9: coarse,
8.60. Rye straw, J.T"'. These prices are
lor hay of good color and uuullty. Dcmund
fulr; receipts, 12 curs.
CORN-Slc.
OATS-36',sc, old.
WHEAT-Clo.
BRAN-J17.
VEGETABLES.
GREEN CORN-Per doz 12V4c.
CAHHOTS-l'er doz., 20c.
BEETS Pet half-bu. basket, S3c.
'i UHN1PH Per basket, Wc.
CUCUMBERS Home-grown, per doz.. IS
(J 25c. '
LETTUCE Per bu.. 20c.
RADISHES Per doz., lO'tlUc.
l'ARSLUY Per doz., 20c.
NESV POTATOES--Jl.10yi.25.
CABBAGE Home-grown, 3hc.
TOMATOES - Home-grown, per 18-lb.
basket, tWc.
ONIONS Home-grown, tier lb.. 21i2Hc.
BEANS Wax, pel) '.j-b'J. basket, 73c;
siriiiK. ner 9-nu. uas let. wc.
CANTALOCPE lloine-grown, per doz.,
J51tiUe; crates, 1.50t1.76.
WATERMELONSllssourl, Iowa nnd
.eiirasKii, iixu-vc, niwao size.
CELERY iMilamazoo, per bunch, 25033c:
Nebraska, per buiitji, JOtjIOc; Colorado,
4VJJWC.
FRUITS.
APPLES-Per bbl.. J2.255J2.tiO.
PEACHES California clings, per box, 90c;
ireustone, i.io; uiuerios, ti-uasKut crates,
$1.40; 4-basket crates, UVc.
PLUMS-Callfornla. per crate. J1.25(S1.50:
nomc-growu, per s-id. duskci, toe.
1'r.Aiin itariieitH, ..io.
ORAI'ES-Cullfornla Tokay, 4-lb. crato,
J2; Muscata, II. GO.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
OUANGES-Vulcnclas, Jj; Med. sweets,
J4.60.
LEMONS Fancy. J5.00: choice. 14.50.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
12.WGl2.60.
FIGS California, new cartons, 73c; lay
ers, uc; imported,, per io., luyuc.
DATES l'erslnn. In 60-lb. boxes, Salrs, 6c,
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS-Engllsh wnlnuts. per lb.. 15c; fil
berts, per lb., l.fo ; nimomiH, per iu., ihi-vo;
raw pt.iuuts, pee lb., 5(jDV4e; rousted, fijit1
iVic; uruziiH, ioc; pecans, iou.'.'c.
CIDER Per bbl., JI.50; per H-bbl., J2.75.
HIDES No. 1 green, 64c; No. 2 green,
6Hc; No. 1 Baited, 7He; No. 2 salted, 6V4c;
No. 1 veal calf, H to 124 lbs., So; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, Sfil3c;
sheep pelts, 2jjji&c; norscniues, i.owu.'.i,o.
Liverpool (irnln nnd Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2,-WHEAT-Spot.
stenilv: No. 2 red western winter. 5s tiUd:
No. 1 northern spring. 5s8'4il; No. 1 Cali
fornia, bs. f utures, Bieauy; aepiemner,
5H fi7(l.
CORN Spot, steady: American mixed,
new. 4s lid: American mixed, old. no stock.
Futures, uulet; September, 4s9Ud; Novem
ber. 4s hVio.
PItOVIi-ilONS Beef, extra India mess,
firm, 70s. Pork, prime mess weBtern, tlrm,
steady. Pork, prime mess western, linn,
72s fid. Lard, American rcllned, firm, 45s 3d;
prime western, steady, 45s, Hams, short
cut, 14 to IB lbs., stendy, 62s, Bacon, Cum
berland cut. 26 to 30 lbs., firm. 4Ss3d: uhort
ribs. 20 to 21 lbs., firm. 47b3i1; long clear
middles, light 2X to 31 lbs., firm, 4,b; long
clear middles, heavy, 35 to 40 lbs., firm, tfis
tkl; short clear backs, is to 20 ids., nrm, 4os;
clear bellleH, 14 to lti lbs,, tlrm, 6fis;
shoulders, square, 11 to' 13 lbs,, firm, 3oh Sil.'
CHEESE American llncst whlto, quiet,
45s; American finest colored, quiet, 4Cs.
TALLOW-Prlmeclty. firm. 45s 2d; Aus
tralian In London, firm, 28s.
BUTTER United States llncst, firm, 93s;
United States good, llrm, 79s.
PEAS Canadian, Bteady. Gs 5d.
FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter, steady,
7s 9ri.
HOPS-At London (Pacific coast), dull,
3j:3 10s.
Tho exports last week from Atlantic
porks were 100,400 quarters. Pacific ports,
none for wheat; other ports, 45,OfK) quar
ters. Tho ImportH of corn from Atlnntlc ports
last week were 11,100 quarters.
The following are the stocks of wheat
and corn In quays nnd In stock: Wheat,
3,32C,000 centals; corn, 630,000 centals.
ForelKii I'lnnnolnl.
LONDON, Sept. 2. Money wns plentiful
today and discounts wero steady. Builnets
on tho Stock exchange was Inactive, the
transactions In many Instances being In
sufficient to test prices. Consols Improved
and gilt-edged securities wore firm. In
view of the holiday In New York there wns
llttlo disposition tn opernte In Amerlrnns.
Tho changes were largely nominal. Prices
opened quiet and Improved. SI, Paul nnd
Denver both rose smart'-. The poor iik
Boclateil banks' statement had 110 appreci
able effect. The strike news was regard d
as more favorable. In the afternoon thero
were some fluctuations. Prices closed ll-m.
The fenture of mines was the firmness of
West Australians. American eagles nro nt
57s 9ri.
PARIS, Sept. 2. The tendoney on the
bourse today was llrm. Foreigners weio
higher, notably Spanish 4s, notwlthstandlnu
unfavorable exchanges. Berlins nnd Turks
were dull. Rlu tlntos opened llrm nnd suh
sequently strengthened In nntlclpitlon of
favorable copper statistics. Do Beers were
active and Mulshed with a sensible Improve
ment. Kafllrs wero firm. Threo per cent
rentes were 102f 17',se for the account. Ex
change on London, 26f 21',,c for the check.
Spanish 4s. 72.1 IV.
BERLIN, Sept. 2. Business was quiet on
the bourse todny anil there was a dlf In
clination to operate. Government securlllo
were mnlnt'iliied. Local and banks wero
neglected. Canadian Pacifies wero llrm, In
sympnthy with London. Trnnsvanls wcrj
Improved.
HOGS Receipts, 4,6W) head; mnrket 510o
ilgher; tops, Jii,77',2; bulk, J6.26tpl.7i; mixed
lackers, J6.20tifi.45, light, J3.75tifi.25,
.St, Joseph Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. Sept. 2. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,500 hend; market Bteady; cows and
heifers, Jl.ootf 1,75; bulls and stags, J2.M)ti:
4. 6i); stockcrs and feeders, J2.00tj3.90; venls,
J2.25tl5.25.
, HOGS-Recelpts, 3.700 head; market 5c
higher; light and light mixed, Jfi.0ijfi.35;
medium and lienvy, J6.15t)6.C5; plga, Jl.ootr
6.00: bulk, J5.2A146.45. .in.
, SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3,300
head; market H4il5c higher; lambs, steady
to 10c lower; top natives, J5; Nevada, 81,90
Moek In SIkIi(.
f
1 1 r r I
..' ..... ,.,. .., (,,1, , .,
ts Senteinher
I'attle. Hogs. Sheop.
The following table shows the recelplH 0
cuttle, hogs and Mieitp nt tho live prlnclpa
live slock markets September 2:
South Oinnhu
Chicago
Kansas City .,
St. Louis
St. Joseph ....
4.831
..29.ID0
..10,500
.. 7,ou0
.. 3,3i)0
1 r.ii
32,uOi)
8.006
26.(i
1,61m 61OO
I. '.Ml 2.fl
3,711 :t..ni
Totals
.New
NEW
..64,831 46,911 4l,36ii
Vork Live .Slock Mnrkel.
lUHh, wepi. nr.i- r.o un--celpts,
3.642 head; steers, 10c higher; bulls
and cows, tlrm to 15c higher; steers, Jj.DOa
Cotton .llnrket.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2.-COTTON
Spot, sternly; sales, 600 bales; ordinary,
6 15-lfic; good ordinary, 7c; low middling.
7 13-lfio; middling. 8"jc; good middling, 9c;
middling fair. 9i4c; receipts, 2,247 bales;
stock, 46.204 bales. Futures steady; Sep
tember, 7.97c ; October. 7. 7o ; November,
7.73ifi7.75c; December, 7.7317,740; January.
7.74tt7.75; lebrunrv, 7. 73W 7.75c; March, 7.74
5l7.75e; April. 7.74i7.7fio; May, 7.75tf7.77c.
GALVESTON, Sept. 2. COTTON Easy,
8 13-IRe.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 2.-COTTON-Spnt,
moderate business, prices unchanged;
American middling, 6d; sales, fi,01 bales, nf
which 600 wero for Hpeciilatlon and export
and Included 3,500 IhiIch American. Futures
onened and closed quiet; Anierlcnn mid
dling I. m. c.: September, 1 3-fild, sellers;
October nnd Novembor. 1 27-fild, sellerBj
November nnd December. 1 2.1-0ld, sellerH;
December and Jamiary, 1 32-6ld, buyers;
Jnnunry und February. I 22-i(d, value: Feb
ruary and Mnrch, I 22-61H I 2.1-fild; Mnrch
ivnd April. 122-Cld; April and May, 4 22-GlfP
4 23-Old, sellers.
London Ntoek tlnntntlons,
LONDON, Sept. 2.-4 p. m.-Closing:
Ohio
Pacllte..
9t 1-Pl,
94 3. It,
.. 9H
.. 83i'
.101.
.108
.11'.'i
... 4'JH
.. 23 H
...WTt
.. 51 1
..lOPi
.. U
:: o 1
..r.i 1
,.109'i
.. r.w
.. im;
...130
Cons., money
iln Recount.
Anaconda ....
AtclilMin ....
do nfd
Haltlmore
Canaillan
I'hea. A. Ohio
Clilrngo CI. '....
C . M. & HI. P ..
Denver & It fl...
do pM
Krln
do lt pM
ilo 21 pM
IlllnolK Central
L. & .V '
M K. ft T
,li pf J
.V. Y. ivntral...
Kx-dlvldeiul.
SILVER Bar. steady, 27d per nz.
MONUYmWU4 per cent. The rate of
dlHcouut In lb" open marke.t for short bills
In 2t per cent; for three months' bills, 2',4
t3 1-l,
.(. lamia Wheat .llnrket.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2. WHEAT AND
CORN Were te better on tho curb today.
Wheat sold at 71-;ti7nc and corn nt 5774c.
Later 6S0 wus bid for moro corn. Privileges
wero not dealt In at nil. Tho receipts of
wheat at St. Louis wero very large, bclus
Norfolk & W
do rfd
No. PhcIHo iM...
Ontario A IV
I'cnnaylvanlu
Itemllng
ilo lat pfii
do 2d pfd
Ho. Hallway
do nf.l
Ho. Pad He
rnlon I'atflflc ....
ilo pfd
V f. Steel
ilo I'M
Waliaal
no pfd
Wpaiilali 4a
Ham! Mlnta ,.
. ir
. 9P
.10li
. 3SU
,. 78
.. 23'i
. 41
. ?;
. ztu
. w,
. I.'2,t
10V
. 921$
. 4T-.S,
. 3
. 21
. fJ
. 71i
. 4)"4
208,757 bu.; the receipts of corn were C.000
bu, ami Ki.iw uu. 01 o.us,
Mont City Live Moek Mnrket,
SIOUX C1TT. Sent 2.-feiieclal Tele
gram,) CATTLE Receipts, 2,200 hend; lOo
lower; beeves, Jl.90tfft.6o; cows nnd bulls,
mixed, J2.40&3.5O; stockcrs nnd feeders, J2.50
t3.40; calves and yearlings, J2.75il3.50.
JIOGS-Reccltits. l.wx) tiead; stronger.
selling at JS.0fiJffi.35; bulk. J6.05.
i;iln llntter .llnrkel.
ELGIN. III., Sept. 2.-BlTT'ER-Oil tho
Board of Trado today 127 tubs of buttei-
were offered, but no regular sales wero
made. The quotation commute imnouuced
a llrm market nt 2X Sales for the week,
tW.OiO lbs.
Oil nml llnxlii.
l-lVI'.RPOOL, Sept. 2.-01 LS-Cottonseed,
Hull rellned, spot, steady, 23s 9d. Llusoed,
Jtielmnned.
LONDON, Sept. 2,-OILS-Calctitta lin
seed, spot, .Its fid, Petroleum, American ro
lined, 5s 1 .l-lfid. Turpentine, 40s C41.
MiiKiir .Mnrket.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2.-SUOAR-Qulct;
centrifugal yellow, 4'iflV: seconds,
2y3Sc. Molusses, dull; centrifugal, 5t(10
sen I I nteli U .Mllllll.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2,-The stenmer
Homer has nrtived from the Prlbyloff
iin.id ii-itl, r.?fl .n,,iabi... .. 1.......
.......r. ...... rv,,rr,llin, ti 111111 IlllllHM'r
of foxsklus imil 11 quantity of whalebone.
j ne mien ui renin in reoorteu as small,
MONTH
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in
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VARICOCELE and
HYDROCELE curod.
Method new, without
catting. pdn or loss
of time.
QV PU 1 1 IO cured for life and thepoloon
1 ttiorouithly cleanaod from
the system. Soon every sign and symptom
dta.ipt)era comiiletoly anJ forever. No
"BUliAKING OUT" of ths disease on the skin
or face, ITentment contains no daugerous
druca or Injurious medicine.
WEAK MEN 'rom Excesses or Victims
TO NIIIVOIJB UID1I.ITT or KXHAfJBTION,
WABIINtl WlAKtlKBS With EAKUT 1XOAY In
Youno and Miodle Acci), lack of rim, vigor
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STRICTURE cured with a naw Home
Treatment. No pain, no datentlon from bust'
Du. Kidney and Bladder Trnublsg,
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ssers
The famous little pilis.
For Bllloiisiicsp, Torpid Liver, Connti
Bation, Sick Hcadacho, n!z7lnes, in
testlnnl Obstruction. Jaundice aibl
ill other Liver and Bowel Troubles
DeWitt's Littlk Early Riserr nro
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SUMMER SPECIALS.
$43,75 New York and Return daily
$25,75 Buffalo and Return daily
$15.35 St, Louis and Return
on snlo Tuesdays and Thursdays, Sept
U to Oct. l'
$11.50 St. Louis and Return
on sale Oct. 7 to 12.
$21.60 Cleveland and Return
On sale Beptember 7 to 10.
Tickets to Cleveland ranv bo used via
Wabash to Detroit ind 1). & C. Nav. Co.
steamers to Cleveland, n dellchtful rld
across Lake Eric.
Home-Seekers Excursions.
On sale 1st and 3d Tuesday of each Month.
Tourist Rates on tale DAILY to all sum'
nier resorts nllowum stop-overs at Detroit,
NlaKiirn Falls, Buffalo and other points.
For rates, lako trips, Pan-American de
scriptive matter and nil Information call
nt CITY TICKHT OKFICI5, 1116 FA UN AM
STRliKT, (Paxton Hotel Block) or write
HARRY 15, MOORliS, O. A. P. D., Omaha,
Neb.
For years this remedy has been the
sljnilntil nerve reitorntlve. Thousands
of lmppy men owe their newly found
strength to Its use.
Scxlne Pilli replace weakneas nnd
exhaustion with strength nnd vigor;
the brain becomes elenrj the nervea
stendy nnd calm; gloomy foreboding
nre bnnlahed and perfect vitality Is ful
ly restored.
If you nre stifferlnj; ns above, try a
box; you'll be encouraged by Its effect
to take the full course of tlx boxca
then If you nre not entirely cured, we
will refund your money. This antla
factory offer is one of the factors of
our Micceaa.
81 00 per lox j (! boxra (with gunran
tee toriire or money back), $."1 00, mailed
in plain packages. Hook free
Mr aala by Kubn A Co., la A. Vtuo.
rullar Paint & DruB Co . onmlia; and
Da via Diuk Cc Council 'iluffa. I.
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WALL STREET
.Money Will Knrn Ills ,lanllil llalarn
The Investor's Fund Pays Buinl-.Monthly.
Tho oliieti established In Auu.'rk.i. No
certlllcnte-holder ever lost n cont. Pny.
ments made lu nil aubKcrlbera every 1J
days, No trouble, No delay. Money
refunded on demand, Write today for
particulars, free to any address.
C. Ii, M A I iv 1 t CO.,
IIuiUoii IIuIIiIIiik, Nevr Vork.
't r.i.piiiiii" i(i,4n.
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to James E. Boyd Co..
OMAHA, NEB.
COMMISSION
(illAIN. PHOVIHIO. AND .STOCKS,
llofcid of Trad lnllalnsi.
Direct wlrea to Chicago and New York,
Correspondence, John A. Wairtn a. Ca.