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JULY 1G, 1904. INTERESTING SATURDAY SPECIALS SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION DJrlror'r StfPBEM PERFUMES AND DAINTY ftfCICf S .. .. TOILET SPECIALTIES .. .. lw ftw-iia Dolnly, swtti tnd wholttomt. Ungtnt ltdtn with tht odor IrlflCI IrfCldlC of fresh Woefs. ff tlnks inlo Iht skin ni li obsorbti Ilk $ tnowfiakt lolling on wafer. SEE THE DEMONSTRATES SATURDAY First Floor, Main 'Aisle fin 2Sc rsnry Dot Veiling. j EocLadles' Neckweaf, 25C Ms per yara Mil 6- 1H yard Fancy Dot Drape lOr" Veiling, per yard lW 50c Embroidered Dot Ribbons. 35c 1.75 per yarn 50c Laundry Bags, t 60c Fnncy Rl I noons, lfjr rr vnrn . . . a $301 White Embroidered Waist Patterns, Bt fns nicLiABtn rrons. THE RELIABLE STORE. TIIK HKI.IAHI.K 1 1(1 It R. THE OMAHA DAILY REE! SATURDAY, Corset fl.W CORSETS, 75C. 7. B., Erect Form and American Beauty eorteta, with hoe supporters attached regular II. SO values 73c your choice w T6C GIRDLES. JSC. Ladles' and misses' tape died, good value at 75c choice Saturday at ind batiste arlr- 39c STRAIGHT FRONT BATI8TK CORSETS , AT 49C. Princess hip with hose supporters attached. , . 4 . YOUR PARASOL. OPPORTUNITY. All fancy parasola from Immense stock, Including the high grade parasols from the Boston Store stock the finest and moat extensive line of parasols ever shown In Omaha worth from fin 93.60 to W-cbolce Saturday "' Ladies' Furnishing Ladies fine CAMBRIC and NAINSOOK CORSET COVERS, SHORT SKIRTS and DRAWERS, hemstitched, lace and enibrolderr trimmed, worth 30c to 60c, choice.. 25c i9c to 25c Children's Drawers 12c Miida of fine cambric with ruffles of deep embroidery, In all sizes, a great snap, at :i2ic $2 to $3 Ladies' Skirts $1.50 Fine cambric with deep ruffles of solid lace embroidery and Inserting". The a ConWnrtr Rtnnl Conch worth lfTFrrl $5.50 Velour Couch, at.. 2.95 $12.50 Velour Couch, at. 8.75 $6.75 Solid, Oak 5-Drawer Chiffonier, at 4.85 $6.75 Solid Oak 5-Drawer Chiffonier with glass .6.50 ' $19.85 Bedroom Suit, at 15.00 r" Be sure to get our prices before buying furniture of any kind, You will save monty by doing ao. . RIGHT MEAT PRICES The striae does not interfere with us. ; Prices are still down. READ THE LIST: Mutton Stew, per " ..Mutton Logs, per lb o Boiling Beef, per lb lc Pot Boast, per lb.... Blrloln Steak, per lb...... H Porterhouse Steak, per lb 160 BOSTON OUTPLAYS CHICACO J avMaaaBgaaP EMterners Ear an Eay Thing of it in j 6816111 City. OTHER GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE nttsbar Sails Into th Tallenders Of the Vmmm aad . that They Stay ta Tbetr Flaea. CHICAGO. July 15.-Boston outplayed Chicago In all points of the game today and won easily. Attendance, 2.100. Score i . . BOSTON. , I CHICAGO. S.H.O A.K- H.H O.A.X. 0Ur, tt t 1 1 t 1 SUsls. It 1 I 1 Tut, lb... SU 1 'Cer, lb I I I Ab'tlchlo, m. I I Oi Chine, lb... I 111 I I Cool.y, it.... I It 0 McCarthy, ct. 4 0 0 Txl.hinlv. Ml S 1 1 I 0 KlIlK. 0 1 I I R.rro.r, b... S ill C,E.r.. lb 1 1411 f .nn.11, rt.-.i 1 OiTlnker. I 111 N..dh, ... 1 111 (i Wllllamt, rt . 0 I 1 I I 1 PUIIniv, I (iljocrldon, p... 0 J , Totals ,i T IT 7? l Totals 1 B 17 H I Boston t 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0-4 , Chicago 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1-4 Left on bases: Chicago Boston. 1. , Two-base hits: Evers, Geler. Three-Ia hit: Needham. Home run: Cooley. Sac- . ' rlllce hit: Tenney. Stolen bases: Coolry J), Raymer, Tinker. Double play. Casey , to Chanca to Tinker. Struck out: By Cor rldon, 1: by Plttlnger, 2. First base on balls: Off Cortldun. 4; off flttlnger, s. ; lld pltcli: corriaon. Time: i:ou. um pires OCay. patterea with Ciphers. - ST. LOL'IS, July 15.-A wild throw to . thlrld by Beckley Inst the flnul game of the series with Brooklyn (or the . St. Louis team In the tenth inning. tiolh O'Neil , and Oarvln pitched phenomenal bull, i neither team getting muie uian four hits. Attsndance, t,at0. bcore: BROOKLYN. IT. LOL'U. MHO A I. R H.O.A.B. Pobha, ef 1 IParralt. lb.... Oil plllm. lb..,. III I s en.nnim, n.. lies Luml.ir. ft... t hackard. It.. 0 lit b.oklcy, lb.. 11 1 It Smool. t ..!. 0 0 I 0 H.Lb, aa 1 lit lUili. i -.. Klttar. t i t 1 0 li. relay. It.. 1 s s 1 0 so 1 I . I MrConn'k. 'lb 111 llurka. lb. Jordan, lb ... I 1 I I.arfoaa. e L.r Tin. p Sill O'N.II. .. faaalar. M. ... 0 'Oradr .... Totals 1 4 10 11 "ll Totsls ... 1 I 0 1 7 7 so 11 "I Battd for Zearfos In ninth. rrooklyn ,.,..0 0000?00 1-1 t. Loul 0 00000000 0-O Three-base hit: Lumley. Oacrlllce hits: Pobbs. Rltter; Double plays: ON ell and tteckley: O'Neil, liraln and Beckley. Vassfd Balls: Itltter. Stolen bases: Hurk. Bases on balls. Off Garvin, I. off O Neil, t. Struck out: By O'Nfll. 4. by Oarvln, 1. J.elt Oil bssea: fit. Louis. H; rlio.klyn, 4. Time: l:Ui. I mplres; Carpenter and 7.1m mer. I Sew York Wins at Cincinnati. CINCINNATI. July 15 -New York won today's game through superior hitting with tnen on oases. Attendance, 4,(0u. ri oie. VUHK. ilNLlNNATl. a.H.O.A.K. MeCorm'k. ef 1 I (rowaa, rf... 1 I lxvlla, lb.... I oariBan. lb 1 I M.n... If ... 14 1 Ijablaii, aa.... 1 Oilhart, lb... 4 Warnar, a.... J Maihawaoa, pit McUlnnltv, p. ft ft ft Hugglna. lb ft Si tuour, of 9 ft I I ft ft 1 I Uulan. rl. . . Oilw.ll. If.. II Krlly. lb 1 Prill. Ik WoiMlniir. lb. I urcuran, 14. . V'lUti, c s it.ln, p 0 ti'Nill 0 Totals... i S 11 It I Totals... I I It I . 'Batted for Ewlr.g In ninth. New York 2 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 I Cincinnati 010 0 0100 i 2 Three-base hits: MUhewson, Odwell. Home run: Merle. Siolcn bn: iniwo;!. Bioan. Double plsys: He nwuir to Mug gins 10 Irl 1. Duisn to ivita. Pahlrn 10 ltowirtnan. First bis 0:1 b.i:: Oit Kulng. I: off MatheKson. 2. Sacrift.-e hit: Brown. Ill: by pitched ball: by klsfhewson. 1. Ginrk oul: By twins ; bv mmewwn. li ii aUiilnnliy, I 11 lllis; Off Aiailieasou Specials Bar- gains 1.50 greatest bargain ever offered at the price.. . 50c Umbrella Pants 25c Fine lisle thread, trimmed with torchon lnce. excellent value at 50c. choice Saturday f-w 25c children's lace and drop A T c stitch hose, at A 39o ladles' fancy lace and drop Qp stitch hose, at lZw 19c to 25c ladles' fancy hose iln in black and colors, at ljw WHY PAY MORE When by attending our great Furniture Clearing Sale you can buy Iroa Beds worth $2.00, at. 1.50 Iron Beds worth $2.50, at. 1.75 Iron Beds worth $5.50, at .3.85 Iron Beds worth $7.85, at .4.95 A Sanitary Steel Couch worth $5.50, at 3.95 $7.50. at 5.85 Ws are always prepared for emergencies. Round Steak, per lb 10c Sparerlbs, per lb 6c Pork Roast, per. lb .. 9o Veal Stew, per lb 60 Veal Roast, per lb 7o Corn Beef, per lb o In seven Innings, 7: off McGlnnlty, 1. Time: 1:53. Umpires: Johnstone and Emails.; New Pitcher Makes Showing. PITTSBURG. July U. Case made his dbut with Pittsburg In a well-pitched game and was given faultless support. At tendance. s,au. score: PITTSBURG, PHILADELPHIA. R. H.O.A.B R. H.O.A.B. Thomaa, cf...O I 0 Olaaauo, lb... 0 1 1 0 Mae. Ik.... 0 0 10 0 1 Lu.r,, rf 0 I 0 4 Doyla, lb-lb.. 0 I I 0 Uoolo, e 1 1 I 1 l'uua, If 1 I Hall, lb...... 0 0 Hunwiit, a. 0 I I Mitchell, p... 0 t I 1 Totals .1 "a 14 II I Laach.'lb 0 1110 Beaumont, ct. 1 I I 0 0 Clark. If 1110 v, ,,-r, aa... 9 ft 1 I Drauadald. lb 11 I 0 8brln. rf... 1 I 0 0 Rltch.y. lb.. 1 1 I 4 0 Smith. 0 0110 Caaa, p 0 1 I J ( Total! 1 I 17 11 i Pittsburg ... PhlladelDhla .00000110 t 00001600 0-1 iwo-Daae nits: Learn, Kitcney. inree bun hits: Beaumont, Dooln. Stolen baau: Lench. Sacrifice hit: Beaumont. First on bulls: Oft Case, 4; off Mitchell, 4. Hit by pitched ball: Rltchey. Struck, out: By C'use, 8; by Mitchell, 1. Wild pitch: Case. Passed bull: Dooln. Time: 1:50. Umpire: Moran. Standing- of the Teams. I'laved. Won. Lost. P.Ct. New York ...74 64 20 .730 Chicago ..72 46 27 .tU6 Cincinnati 71 41 W .77 Pittsburg 70 40 80 . 671 Bt. Louis .....72 87 36 . 614 Boston 78 28 47 .378 Brooklyn IS 29 49 . .872 Philadelphia 70 17 (8 .24 Oames today: Boston at St. Louis, New York at Pittsburg, Philadelphia at Chicago, Brooklyn at Cincinnati. OAMES IK THE AMERICAN LEAG1 E Ulad Strikes Out Fifteen and Hits , Batter on the Head. WASHINGTON. July 16 St. Louis easily defemed Washington today, 7 to 2, owing to the work of Qlade, who struck out fifteen batsmen, a new record. He hit liueisman on the head and the latter had to retlr. Townseud was wild and gave way to Dunkle. Attendance, 1,000. Score: ST. LOUIS. I WA8H4.NUTON., '. H. H.O.A.B I K H O.A . Burk.lt. If.. Haraphlll. rf Jonra. lb.... H.lorlrk. ct. Wallaia, aa., P.JUtu, lb.. Hill, lb Suaden. c... Ulad.. p ft o'Couihlln, lb. 0 110 1 0 01 Donovan, n. . 0 1 t lkaaaldr. aa... 0 ft 0 Stahl, lb 0 1 1 oiO'Nalll, If.-.. 0 2 0McC'orm'k, lb t I lllluf l.maa, cl. 4 t 01 Drill, of 0 li lark., a 1 I Toarn.end, p.. 0 0 Totals. . 4 11 II I 4 Dunkle, p.... 1 Kmrd. ... ft ft Totala I I 17 11 I j Batted for Dunkle In ninth. I Bt. Louis 0 1 1 I 0 I 1 0 07 Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0-2 Two-base hit: MrCormlck. Three-base hits: Heldrlck, 1'adden. Stolen bases: O'Neill. McCormlck, Huelaman. Heldrlcg, Hill. Wallace (2). Sucilrice hits: Jones, Heldrlck. Ulade. lilts: Off Townsend. 4 In 4 Innings: off Dunkle. 7. Base on balls: Off Towna.nd. 6: Dunkle. 2. lilt by pitched j ball: GladA, 2 Struck out: By Towneend, 1 8i by DunkK, l; by tllude, is. Left on basrs: WaHhliiKton, 7: Rt. Louis, 11. Passed ball: Clarke. Wild pitch: Dunkle. Time; !:10. Umpire: O'Loughlln- " Fifteen Innings In Xew York. NEW YORK. July 15 It took fifteen In nings to declda today's game between Cleveland and New York, but New York won, 1 to 2. Powell won his own game with a two-bagger to right after Osteen had singled. Attendance, 2,441. Score: NaW YORK. I CLEVELAND. II H.O.A.B I R.H.O A.E. nm:hartT. If. I 4 9'Pllrk. rf I 1 Willuina, lb. I I 0 Bcmta, c 9 0 I 1 Ar.drana. rt.. 1 9 Oracllry, 3b... 1 I 4 ft r.'.tttrl.id, aa. ft I I 1 ft Lajola. lb....O 111 I I lull 1, I I 4 1 iHkkman. lb. 1 I 1 ( enror, lb.... 9 11 9 Turn.r. aa... ft I I I k.aluow. C...9 111 1 Itir, cf If (Hu. lb..., I 1 14 1 9 H.aa, If....... 110 1 I'oail. p 1 I alvtura, p 0 ft ft I Totala I IU II ll Total. I lCTtl II One nut when wlnnlna run scored. New York ...a. 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 I I C levFlnnd 0 1000000100000 0-2 Left on bases: New York, I: Cleveland. T I'naa on bills: Off Powell, 1; off Moore. 8. 81 ruck out: By Powell, ; by Moure, 8. '1 lit t -lute hits: Fulls, IIer.. Turner. Two-bsse hits: ElhertVld. Powell. Brad ley. Hickman Kacrirtce hlla: Williams, Lajoie. telolco trnots. Dougtiertv, FullA, Cut Rate Prices In Our Druq Deot Bulk Syringes- 23c each Fcuntaln Syringes each iHc and Water Bottles 2-quart , Fig Syrup Large iKc flmall Graves Tooth Powder 45c 39c .18c 10c 15c 10c ..5c 15c 8c 7c I at 1 Packer's Tar 8oar at . Fetlow'a Swan Down at ""1 Fetlow'a Complexion Powde at Woodbury' Soap at Glycerine Soap Inrre rake , Toilet Fonp i J 1 UUA. SUIT CASE SPECIAL An ele gant line worth up to $10.00, Saturday $3.50 and $4.98 EXTREMELY INTERESTING PRICES Our entire summer stock of women's outer garments priced .rl reirardleSS of COSt nr fnrmpr Kpllinor nriw Tr in nnr rnetnm rrk Omaha's Grocery and Fresh Fruit Headquarters. THE HOME OF PUKE FOOD PRODUCTS. 48-lb. sack High Patent 4 X Flour, per sack $1.20 10 bars best Laundry Soap 2bo Jell-O. per pkg 6c The best Corn Starch, per pkg 4o The best Macaroni, per pkg 8Vc Large bottle Pickles,, any kind, you want, per bottle 8Ho Large bottle Horseradish Mustard...... 80 Large bottle pure Tomato Catsup 8Stc X-Celo, Force, Vigor, Vim, Neutrita or Egg-O-See. per pkg.... 1o The best Soda, Oyster, Butter or Milk Crackers, per lh (e Fancy Alaska Salmon, 1-lb. can......... o 011 Sardines, per can 4a Conroy. Hit by pitched ball: By Moore, 1. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Connolly. Pitcher Holds Down Visitors. PHILADELPHIA, July 15. Plank's ? Itching was responsible for the visitors' allure to score mure frequently. Attend ance, 4,007. Score: . x PHILADELPHIA. R.H.O.A K CHICAGO. Il.H.n.A V Oundam, lb... t ( 1 1 Harti.l. If 0 1 4 0 Pickering, cf. 0 1 ft loom. f 1 I 1 ft H. Datla, lb. I I 7 I II Callahan, If . . v t l v . Caoaa, lb 1011 (1. Davia, a... 1 a 1 Donobua, lb., till l.ball. rf 0 1 1 ft ft 1 Saybold, rf... 1 1 1 l Murphy, lb... 1 I 1 ( M. troaa, Power, a, u. 1 1 I ' Tannahlll, lb. 1 I I . 1 I 0 1 Sulliv V, hlla van, a 0411 Plank, p 9 1 1 1 1 ta, p.. .. 1 1 4 .. 1 0 0 Mcr'arlano Tou la I 10 If 10 11 Total!.. 1 ft M 11 I Batted for White In the ninth. Philadelphia 2 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 6 Chicago 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01 Two-baee hit; Hey bold. Home run: Mur phy. Sacrifice hit: Dundon. Double play: White, G. Davis and Donohue. Left on bases: Chicago, 9: Philadelphia, 6. -Base on balls: Off White, I: off Plank, 8. Struck out: By White, 2: by Plank, t. Time: 1:36. Umpires: King and Dwyer. Tannehllt Win tha Game. BO8TON, JUly 15. T&nnehlll batted for Gibson In the ninth Inning and 'won the game for Boston. Detroit's runs were the result of errors Attendance, 4,795. Score; BOSTON. I PSTROIT. R.H O A g R H O A E. Stahl, of 0 ft 0 olBarratt, cf... 1 ft 1 ft t Colllna. Ib...l I 1 1 CMclutyra, It.. 0 0 19 9 yraaman, rt.. 119 0 Larr. lb ft i 0 Parant. aa.... t III ijCrawford. rl. 1 9 1 i Salbach. II... 0 0 I u 0 Low., lb 1 III Lat'hanr. lb. 1 1 14 O.Qremlng'r, lb 9 9 t 9 Perrla, lb,...0 111 tijKoblnaun, aa. 0 1 I I 1 Crlgar, I 14 1 OPenovan, p...ft 0 119 Olbaon, p 0 9 t I Bu.low, 0 0 0 I I 1 "Tanuahlll ..01090, Totala I lU 11 I Totala 4 17 IT ll One out when winning run was made. Batted for Gibson In ninth. Boston 10001000 24 Detroit 1.1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1 Three-base hit: Crlger. Sacrifice hit:' Gienilnger, Gibson, Ferris. Stolen bases: Lowe, Collins, Freeman. Double plays Col lins to Ferris to Collins to LaChance. First base on balls: Off Donovan, 8; off Gibnon, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Donovan. Free man. Struck out: By Donovan, 8; by Gib. son, 8. Passed ball: Buelow. Wild pitch: Gibson. Time: 1:42. Umpire: Sheridan. Standing: of tha Teams. Played. Won. I.OSC P CI. Boston "2 , 4 !J New York 71 48 28 .l Chicago 7 48 88 ,6fi Philadelphia 71 89 82 . 648 Cleveland 68 87 81 .644 St. Louis 8 80 , 88 . 441 Detroit K 29 41 .414 Washington 70 14 6 .2u0 Games todsyi Bt. Louts at Philadelphia. Detroit at New York, Chicago at Wash ington, Cleveland at Boston. GAMES I AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Isbell Can't Wlu Da sue Alone) anal It Goea to t'olnmbns, KANSAS CITY, July 16. Today's gam was g pltcbers' battle until the enghlb in ning, when lsbdl, discouraged by poor support, made no further euort to win. Attendance U0. Score: COLlMbLk. I KANSAS CITT. H.H.O.A B.I H.H.O.A.E. pavla, rf II ft VanDuren. If. 0 I 1 ft I Wrigler. lb... 1 14 1 IButlar, e 01 TriA. lb I 1 1 1 Sullivan, lb . 9 114 Kllim. lb 1 1 I I Hyan. lb 0 9 11 I 9 Thornton, cf . 9 4 4 0 Hill, rl t 119 Martin. If ... 9 I 9 9 Rothfuaa, rf .9 ft ft 9 9 llrldw.ll, aa .ft 14 1 4 Uunnar, lb.... 9 9 111 Simon, c 19 4 1 9 Lowm, aa..... 9 111! lilck.y. p.... 9 9 ft I 0Uo.ll. p til Totala I If 11 ll Totala 4 17 1 II Columbus 0 0 0 0 t 0 0 I 4-4 I Kansas City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Earned runs: Columbus. 4. Two-base htm: Davis, Wrlgley, Klhm. Three-base nils: Lsvia. Kinm. gacrinr-e nits: laiwll, bimon. Mickey. Mtoltn bases: Hill. Base on balls: Off lxbell, 1: off Hlckey, 2. Btruck out: By lebell, 8; by Hlckey. 4. Wild pltrhrs: By Isbtll. 2. Left on bases: Kappas City. 6; Columbus, 8. Time: l:4u. Umpire: Clem. Lonlsvllle la Skat Oat, MILWAUKEE. Julv 15.-In a game bris tling Willi bi'Ullatot yUf vtt tb fart vf Most Popular Musical Hits 121c Such instrumental gems as Funny Folks, In Tokio, Foxy Sam, Villiage Maid, Flowery Kingdom, Sammy (two-htep), Fox Ilunter (two-step), The Sycamore, Kinkey, Dink, Ro many Rye,' Kazaza (march), etc., and such popular song hits as I Long to See Them All Again, The Dars That Will Come No More, Sweet Were the Days When First We Were Wed, Mil itary Molly, Funny Folks, etc. These and many others to numerous to mention, choice Saturday, jln at 12W By mail lc per copy extra for postnpe. Come in. Ask to hear theiu Saturday. carry nothing over and we do not intend to do so now. ATTEND THIS MONEY SAVING SALE SATURDAY. CHILDREN'S WASH. DRESSES, C Brald trimmed with ruffles over shoul dercheap at 11.25 your choice f of twenty-seven doien, tl Saturday, at iJj $16.00 TAILOR 8UIT8. $5.ftO-Flne all wool fabrics, made up In latest ttyles In mix tures and plain colors regu'ar C f 115.00 valuoa, will go A J BEAUTIFUL SILK SUITS In stripes and plain colors wurlh up to 126.00 choice for checks. $10 ALL OUR FINEST SUITS-Includlng crep to cuius ana line vone evening coaiumea $25 choice Saturday at One Hour FROM 11:30 TILL :! A. M. Women's lawn and vesting waists, worth Ort-. up to J1.00. at 6VC FROM 9 TILL :0.00 A. M. Women's O Er lawn and percale klmonas $1.00 Women's Capes 9:30 TILL 10:30 A. M. Women's wrappers In great variety, at 60o 25c Potted or Deviled Ham, per can 34o Potted Beef, per can $(c 1-lb. can Boston Baked Beans 4c 8-lb. can Boston Baked Beans 84c Good drink Santos Coffee, pur lb 12V43 B. F. Japan or Sun Dried Japan Tea, for Ice tea, per lb 26c Fresh Fruill Fresh fruit!! Tou can buy fresh fnilt cheaper at Har den Bros.' than any other store In the city. WE SHIP DIRECT FROM THfc. PRODUCER. Large California Highland Seedless Lemons, per dog 12c the Milwaukee team the locals today shut out Louisville. Attendance, 1,250. Score: MILWAUKEE. LOUISVILLE. R.H.O.A.X. K. H.O.A.B. Kai-wln, rf.... ft 0 1 0 ft Hallman. It.. 0 1 t ft Stone, rf.... I I ft a Rothhlll, of.. 0' Brian, lb... Clark, lb alaUerr, aa. .. 'ennall, If.... Uteman, lb.. Jonihortr, p. Spaar, c 1 I ft 1 I 4 1 1 Wright, ef 0 0 t 0 0 Arandt, lb.... 0 0 0 I 4 Schrivar, c... 0 1 1 ft braahaar, lb, 0 0 I 10 Whit., lb.... ft 0 II 1 ft 1 1ft Qulnlan, aa... ft ft ft 4 ft Kgan, p 0 1 a a 0 Totals I 11 nil Ol ToUla 4 14 1 4 Milwaukee 20102220 9 Louisville 00000000 00 Twobase hit: Slattery. Three-base hit: Slattery. Stolen bases: Stone, Hemphill, Pennell. Base on balls: Off Dougherty, 1. Sacrifice hit: O'Brien. Struck out! By Dougherty, 6; by Sgan, i. Double play: Brashear to Egan. Left on bases: Mil waukee, 6: Louisville, 4. Time: 1:30. Um pire: Hart. "Rocky" Game at Minneapolis. MINNEAPOLIS, July 15. MIsplays were frequent and both teams played bad buse ball. Attendance, 3,600. Score: INDIANAPOLIS. MINNEAPOLIS. K.W O A K I . H.H.O.A.E. Bvand.r, Magoon, Mucraary, If... 1 14 1 Malon.v, rf... 1 a... i 1 4 1 9'Sulliv.n, cf.. 1 cf. i 9 I 1 ftlCoultgr. If.... I H.ydoa, lb... 1 1 14 D... 1 I 11 1 1 Fra.man. lb.. B frr, lb 9 I I I I'Si.ru.al.. a..l b.rrjr, e 9 14 4 OiMcNIori' la, lb rniiupa. n...s 1 t Fo, lb .9 Mania, lb.... I 1 1 I llovlar. aa Ailemang, ..! 1 1 4 oiMorgan, p.... ft ' 'Laalia 1 lOMia 1 U IT 11 81 I Totala...:.. 11 17 I Batted for Morgan In ninth. Indianapolis 01210002 07 Minneapolis tOOvOOOl 80 Two-base hit: Swander. Three-buso hlla: Ktydon. Stolen banes: Sullivan, Coulter. Btruck out: By Morgnn, 6: by Ailemang, 4. Bases on balls: Off Ailemang, 8: off Morgan, 2. Hit by pitched ball: By Mor gan, 1. Bases on errors: Minneapolis, 6; Indianapolis, I. Left on buses: Minneap olis, 11; Indianapolis, i. Time: 2:10. Um pire: Bauswlne. St. Paul Shots Out Toledo, ST. PAUL. Minn.. July 16 -Frguson shut Toledo out in a slow game. Attendance, l,t7. Score: ST. PALL. . TOLK1X). H.H.O.A.E. K.U.O.A.E. Jonaa. of 1 4 I 0 0 Prlable. cf...O 1 0 jarkaon, rf... 1 I I ? I 1 I I 11 I 111 I 1 1 U'Hajra, II.. CUngwan, aa. 0 Lot, ji 0 atorlartr. lb. tnuwn, c 0 Hurna, lb. .. . ft Heading, lb., ft Wanug, p .. 0 9 1 9 9 9 1 0 I 9 I 9 9 9 I 9 wnaaler, lb.. 1 Plournoy, It. K.ll.y. lb... O' Brian, aa.. Maivan. tk I Sulllvaa, a., i Perguaun. p. 1 4 9 9; 111 Totala St. Paul , Toledo ... T 11 IT It li Totals.... 9 114 11 00408010 -T OOOOOO6OO-O Two-bass hits: Friable, Burns Jones (2). Kelly t-1. Sullivan, Marcan. Home run: Flourney. Bacrihce hit: Bulllvan. Stolen basvs: Flourney (2), Jackson, Marcan. Double play: Kelley to O'Brier- Flibl base on bails: Off Welnlg, 6. Struck out: By Welnlg, 4: .by Ferguson, . Time: l:oJ. Umpire: Holllday. Standing; of tha Tennis. Played. Won. Lost. P.Ct. St. Paul 80 62 28 .660 Columbus ...77 47 39 . 610 Milwaukee 77 44 83 ' .671 Louisville 82 44 38 .63 Indianapolis bO 8 41 .4M Minneapolis 77 87 47 .481 Kanuaa City 76 27 48 .3-,') Toledo 78 21 66 .296 Games todty: Columbus at Kansas City, Toledo at Bt. Paul, Indianapolis at Mlnne: apolla, Louisville at Milwaukee. In the Western l.raatoe. Games today: Des Molr.es at Omaha, Bt. Jopg,u at Colorado Springs, Sioux City at Denver, Biraralos from Omaha. TF.KAMA1I, Neb., July 15. (Special ) En trie a for the races July 2U-22, show twelve for the 2:30 trot, fifteen for the 3:17 rare, twelve for the 2:23 trot, all on Wednesday; six for the 2:4t 2-year-obl trm. eleven for the 2:36 pace, thirteen for the 2 27 trot, all on Thursaay; sixteen for the free-for-all pace, fourteen for the 1:2"J pace, even for the 1:18 trot, all on Friday. An excursion will be run from Omaha Frlitsy. Bon Ontplay Picked Klnr. PAPILLION, Neb July IS. (Special.) One of the best ball games of H e reason was pljd iters today between Uie fti- $1 Copyright Books 32k Including, The Virginian, The Crisis, The Heart of Rome, Joan of the Swart Hand, The Man of Millions, and many other t copyright books, roar choice, Saturday, 32lc OUR TRUNK DEPARTMENT is perfectly equipped to supply all your needs Best makes and styles at from $3.00 to $30.00 SWELL WAISTS, 95C-Trlmmed with tucks, fine lace embroidery and Inser tionsworth up to $4.00 f f" Saturday, choice ZC EXQUISITE WAISTS in Vlnena, iawna and Jap silks, finest of fabrics, elegant In design worth $5.00 and 6.uo f choice Saturday, tt)V GREAT SKIRT BARGAINS The finest line in Omoha-al: colors, all styles, best or laDricn w.uu ana 10.i0 values Saturday at ......... 4.95 LADIES' BILK SUITS A small O 4TI A lot will be closed out Saturday Q, II DON'T ' FAIL' TO SEE ' THEM.' Specials 10:0 A. M. TILL 1J M-tl.25 Women's black mercerized underskirts, 49c T:00 TILL 9:00 P. M.1.50 women'a lawn wrappers limit of two to a (lir- cjFtomer, at .' OVt t:30 TILL 8:80 P. M. $1.60 womens, COr lawn and crepe dressing sacques.. Large crates Hale' ERrly California Freestone Peaches, per crate 75c Large, Juicy, sweet Oranges, per dos... 12c We carry a full Una of any kind of fruit you want. Omaha's Buffer Headquarters Good Creamery Butter, per lb .;.12Ho Choice Dairy, a line table butter, per lb :6c A fancy separater Creamery Butter, per lb 17Vc The very best creamery. Diamond H brand, nothing finer made, per lb,,... tOc lion boys and a nine picked from the busi ness men and county officers. They played for a purse of 850, which was won by the regular nine. The score was 10 to L DES WOINES NEXT TO COME Billy. Holler and Hla Hawkeyes Open In Omaha on Saturday Afternoon. Omaha and Des Moines will start a four game series at Vinton park this afternoon that means much to both teams. Orraha will have to win all four games to recover ground lost at Colorado Springs and Dea Moines is just as anxious to win, for the Hawkeyes are now well headed for the top of the list and wish to pursue tha route they have mapped out. This Includes defeating Omaha just as they di) Colorado Springs and Denver. A feature of the en gngement will be the excursion on Sunday to brln in the rooters from Iowa. This train will start from Des Moines. Monday will be ladles' day. The series closes on Tuesday. The teams: Des Moines. Position. Omaha. Connery First baae Thomas Bhugart Second base Howard Lobert Third base Bchlpke lloffmun Shortstop Dolan Thell Left field Miller Clnrke Center field Weiih McChesney Right field Carter Towne Catcher Gonding (. Chirk Catcher Freest Hotter Pitcher Brown Cushman Pitcher Pfelster Merrlam Pitcher Companion I.lcfeld Pitcher McCarthy Stlllman Pitcher Quick Game nt Field Club Today, This afternoon the Omaha Field club team and the Fitrrell & Co. team will meet on the Field club grounds. The Lineup: Field Club. Position. Farrells. Abbott First base... C. FHzfrerald Union St-cond base.. J. FltxgArald Crelith Shortstop Weed Martin Third bnse McKell Kelley Leftfleld Smith HoHgland Conterfield Bell Reed ,Rlghtfleld.... Chrlslinnson Crelphton Catcher Strong Taylor". Pitcher Matthews Chase Pitcher Schuyler . Shnts Out Ord. SCHUYT-FR, Neb.. July 16 (Special Tele- ftram.) Schuyler defeated Ord liore today n one of the cleanest and most Intense garnes of the soison. Schuyler: Hits. 5; runs. 2; errors. 1. Ord: Hits, 4; runs, 0; errors. 1 . The runs were made In the sev enth Inning, both being earned. Batteries: Schuyler, Prnyn and Fulmer; Ord, Bills and Levell. Umpire: Fled Bpaldlng, and a good one. Hot Rprlnns Brats Soldiers). FORT ROBINSON. Neh.. July 16. (Spe clnl Telegram.) Buck Keith and his Hot 6prlngs nine Is still on the climb. Hot Springs won from Fort Robinson here to day. Score, 11 to 6. There was the largest crowd thst has wltueHSed a bull game thiu season. Foorttrn-lnnlog Game. WII.EONVILLE. Neb.. July 15. (Special Telegram.) Hendley and Lebanon played a fourteen-lnnlng game of ball here today, Hendley winning by a score of 8 to T. BOOKMAKKRS OKT StSVKKEE SHOCK Estimated that Yesterday' Winnings at Brighton Auaouut lo tJlOO.OOO. NEW VOIIK, July 1.-By the winning of Hatchet In the first race. Dinah Bhadd In the necond nnd Homo In the last, the ring tirohsbly aniffered the hardeet blow received In some time. The big plungers began by bucking Hatchet down from 'M to 1 to 20 to 1. Dinah Bhadd from 20 to 1 to 8 to 1 and Humo from I to 1 to 13 to 6. and a fair raiimste places tha winnings at liori.non. Travers. who had the mount on Bound Brook in the first race, fell, but fortunately escaped Injury. Results: First race, one mile snd a sixteenth: 1 iinicnei u-u in 11 won. I'rtnce Balm Halm ! I'O'iiid. Tl'le third. Time: 1 :48V.. t (.oud IACC, MA ItailouAt; Diuab Bhadd Unexcelled Men's Furnishing Bargains $1 Underwear 19 c The entire stock of odd garments In ' men's underwear from the Boston Store, worth up to $1.00, will lie closed out Saturday at, per garment 19c 15c Linen Collars 5c All sizes, new styles 500 dozen to bo sold Saturday, SZr at, each OC MEN'S FINE MADRAS SHirtTS, from the Boston Store stock, worth up to $1.50, a great snap Saturday, at, each 49c July Clearing Sale of Shoes Every pair of oxfords and low shoes must be sold. Trices cut in some to less than half price. n seasonable up-to-date shoes. Brooks Bros.' ?3.00 and ?3.D0 oxfords 1.98 Women's $2.50 Linen Shoes k 1.69 gA-r a U Misnes' and Child's 'i "ff I 1 cfmn CnnrVili. 1 it J K i ' 7 i a uuaio, yi.tu, L..yj auu JJ 1 Women's $1.50 and $2 linen and Canvas oxfords, ?1.35 and '. 98o Women's $2 and 2.50 oxfords and slippers 98 C X. . 1 Women s $2 Choc, j-'-v V Child s si turn sole I i;2. 1 Misses' qz.zn enrome patent cair lace shoes. . . I.4o Odd sizes in men's shoes, worth up to ?1.00. . . . .98c i ... n v'3... ' cute itgcuio iu fc 'v Crossett and John Ultra and Grover (8 to 1) won, Missing Link second, Mar garet O third. Time: 1:16. Third race, five furlongs and a half: Virgo (even) won, Merry McArtow second, Cloverhampton third. Time: 1:08. Fourth race, one mile and a furlong: Sheriff Bell (9 to 2) won, Audience Becond. Palm Bearer third. Time: 1:64. Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth: Agnes D (10 to 1) won, Atwood second, Naughty T-ady third. Time: 1:47. Sixth race, handicap, six furlongs: Humo (18 to 6) won, Flyback second, Agilo third. Time: 1:14. ST. LOUIS, July 15. Results: First race, five forlongs, selling: Franco (5 to 2) w on, Monogram second, Fruit third. Time: 1:06. Second, race, six furlong, purse: Owasca (26 to 1) won, Miss Doyle second, Florldor third. Time: 1:19. Third rsce, two furlongs, purse: Dis habille (even 1 won, Loretta M second, Dar thula third. Time: 0:57. Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap: Floral Wreath (8 to 1) won, Cnsrlle Thomp son second, Otto Stifel third. Time: 1:174. Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth, sell ing: Thane (1 to t) won, Lord Touchwood second. Decoration third. Time: 1:64. Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards, selling: Trapsetter (2 to 1) won, Martlus second, Imboden third. Time: 1:60. CHICAGO, July 16.-Reenlts: First race, five furlongs and a half: Jack lory (4 to 1) won, Tenny Burn second, Capttanso third. Time: 1:06. Second raco, six furlongs: BurWlgh (2 to 6 won, Van Ness second. Princess Tu lane third. Time: 1.12. Third race, one mile end seventy yards: Talpa t5 to 2l won, Ananias second, Fonso- luca third. Time: 1:43. Fourth race, five furlongs: Jade (15 to 1) I won, Del Carina second, Green Gown third. Time: 1:01. Fifth race, five furlongs: Flying Brook (5 to li won, Leter Durea secona. Double I third. Time: 1:01. Sixth race, on mile: Durbar (10 to -1) won. Sweetie second, Bummer II third. Time: 1:41. COLUMBUS. July 16-The fsvorites won in ail the races at Columbus Driving park today. Results: 2:21 trot, two In three heats, purse 8X): Blnckthorn won In straight heats. Time: 1.13. 2:134. Hardwood, Douglas and Littlebrldge also ran. 2:16 pace, three heats, each heat a race, pursa ll.oflO: China Mnld won the first snd aeoond hoats. Time: iM'i. 2:0f. Baron Grutton won the third heat in 2:o&. Bob Hughes, Angus Pointer and Ash Rone started. 2:19 trot, two In three htats, purse 8800: Mix Ony won In straight heals. Time: 2:11, 2:1'4. Checkmate. Leonora. Hattle Mac. Marlngo and King also started. 2:10 pace, three In five heats, tmrse 21.0(10: King Direct won 111 straight heats Time: 2:08'4. 2:10. 2:1L'. Ben K Five Points and Sadie Baron started. To beat 2:80 trolling: Judge Time: 2:204. R won. With the Bowlers. On the Omaha Bowling association alleys last evening the champion Excelsior team defeated a picked team called the Cherry Pickers. The champions bowled a nice, steady game, while their opponents pluyed In hard luck and did not bowl their usual game. ' Mr. Klmmermun was high indi vidual, with (Cl. Score: EXCELSIORS. let. 2d. Sd. Total. Frltscher io9 1 73 221 Hodgea 118 228 11.8 614 Spiague 1C9 H2 212 ' I3 Chandler lf1 K,4 212 671 Huntington i:i l' 101 w Totals 1,014 900 1,084 8.038 CHERRY PICKERS. 1st. 177 2"2 146 17.1 26 2d. JR2 215 1IM 187 241 Sd. Total. ITS 637 ir.2 W4 m 183 ' feol Bank Itrlnker F-tnery OJerde Zimmerman Totala 922 1,017 Hu3 1,804 IOWA GOI.P CHAMPION 19 DKFKATKD I.nnrrla from Dlcklnsun. DUBUQUE la., July 13. C. R. Ferguson of Cedar Kaplils today defealtd Warren Dickinson of Des Mulnen. prttsenl tte champion In the low J uolf toi.rtiainent. bv lt7 lo 170 stroke. rVI Le.-poid r.f Uli.oin Irmtnn v, n f) i,i:,h i..ti,,i. 1., m J ai I McDonald tX Dubuque tbs &Um.s viUh. Hat Values Get a Panama Now is the time when you can buy the gen uine article choice of our en tire stock wort Ji Q EJ up to $10.00, at JkJ Straw Hat Specials 100 dozen men's, boys' and chil dren's Straw Hats worth up to 75( choice Saturday. ... 5c Children's Straw Hats, worth up to $1 choice Saturday. 19c Men's $1.50 Straw Hats...98c Men's $2.50 Straw Hats.. 1.50 i5 doz. men's Soft and Stiff Felt Hats, worth up to $2.50. . .95c 15c to 25c Men's Fancy Hose Sic An Immense line of sntnplo hose, in plain and fancy colors, well worth 15c to -5c Saturday, as G'r long as they Inst, at, pair O3W Men's Fine Balbriggan Underwear From Boston Store stock sold by them at 08c per garment our price Saturday, each...... O 25c Bow Ties 5c Great variety of colors, regular 25c quality. A great shoe opportunity on new Ifomnn ft-tran rmtrnr. leather AX 01 OA .1 ft vici kid oxfords 1.49 shoes and slippers b)C juiuuix ivi me ifieuiaieu rjifLBOU, Mitchell Shoes for men. and the Shoes for women. , Mlsa Ruth Crapo of Burlington won tha woman's championship matoh. DKNVKn MAN WIXS HANDICAP Three Men Tie Scores at the Big; West ern Event, DENVER, July 15-The Grand Western handicap, the second most Important trap shooilng event of this country, wu won toaay by Charles Plank of Denver. Plank, George Maxwell, the one-aimed marksman, and xieniy Anderson of balldtt, Kan., tlod scores with 94 oui of a pohHlule 100. In the tlrst shoot-off at it) targets eaou soored 18. Then Plank and Ander.4011 brofc 2u straight. Maxwell dropping out ot til race with 17 breaks. Tim third shoot-oft resulted: Plank, 19; Anderson, 18, which gave the victory to the Denver contestant. in winning the tournament Plank also becomes poaxesfted of the Cha lenge cup. This cup will be contested for again t .North i'laite, Neb., next week. Henrv Anderson u the winner of the Boyd Park cuPl J,'lev.e.nt ,of M 'geu, he having scored 49. Hank and McGee, with score" of 49 out of 00 won the LeFevre guns. The following la the summary of tna Grand WeBtern handicap: 1,.. I . , J inimical HIrschy Plank Helrgood Bleser King , Rielil Garrett Ijiwtpn Rohrer . ., Sievers .;' Mann ' George Maxwell Jones , Mucklo Gilbert O Brlen .' Curinlmrhuni 22 W 20 94 18 86 18 ,7 18 68 21 85 22 84 20 2 20 64 15 4 15 79 17 94 18 8.1 18 93 23 81 20 67 18 78 18 Hi 18 71 17 70 20 90 19 89 20 ft) 20 18 18 ' 94 1$ Ml 17 67 16 81 17 66 17 su 17 71 16 81 hi hi 18 17 63 16 b3 Id 86 18 84 ' Gottlieb .'!!!!!'"!"" I Bkolly l-IUOelson Clayton McOes Youngmsn , Waddlngton Anderson Randall Rozee Stone Tipton Hill Murray Campbell Ooodcn Tolmnn J. Maxwell Harvey P.adford McKcnslo Chicago Man in the Finish. NIAGARA-ON-TIIE-LAKE. Ont.. July 16. L. H. Waldner of Chlragp und R G. Hunt of California will meet In the finals of the Canadian tennis championships by reason of their victories today. Scores, inen's singles, seinl-flnal round: R. O. 4unt of California beat E. R. Patternon of Toronto. 6-2, 1-. fl-2. L. H Waldner of Chicago beat E. P. Fischer of New York, 4-0, 6-8. 6-4. Improve Crop Pruapreta, HUMBOLDT, Neb., July 15-(Specla.)-ThS continuous sunshine for the last week has worked a wonderful change In the prospects of a small grain and hay crop, ns well as in the condition of the cornfield). Every available farm hand Is at work and both harvesting and haying Is progreuslrg rapidly. Wheat and oats will both be shoi t and of a lover grade than at times, but farmers or well pleased at the changed conditions over a week ago. iiome-grown pea oh -a are beginning to ripen and it loo Us like the yield will he the largest In years. D. O. Avery, one of the lending farmers to the north of the city, estimate his crop at 1,000 bushels of the budded varieties. remeaeekers' Itaies to orlt Ttahain. Every Tuesday until October 21 the Chi cago Crest Western railway will sell round trip tickets to points In the above namad slate at a great redu.-tlon from the usual fare. For further Information apply u Cuu. F. Thoniuk, genual ugcut, ImU JTar liaru Sire, Omaha. Xeta,