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BASEBALL RESULTS
American League 'Washington. 0-3;
New York, 1-5. Boston, 5-u; Philadel
phia, 0-3.
National League Philadelphia, 3;
Brooklyn, G. New Voile, 1; Boston, 3.
American Association St. Paul, 12;
Kansas City, 1 (10 innings).
Western League Denver, 4; Sioux
City, 3. Pueblo, 5; Lincoln, 5 (13 in-tings).
Breaks Record for Half-Mlle Track.
Topeka, Sept. 11. The Hoar, a
three-year-old owned by T. H. Law
rence of Hot Springs, Ark., broke the
world's running record for a half-mile
truck in the Kansas derby. The Bear
loft the entire Held and ran ahead
alone. Ho came under the wire in
1:41.. A year ago last spring the
horse was bought by S. H. Cardwell
of Hot Springs for ?o0.
Prison Official Assassinated.
St. Petersburg, Sept. 11. M. Boro
dulln, superintendent of the Akatut
political prison in Transbaikalia, was
ssnsslnntod by an unknown person
on the streets of Pakon', his homo vil
lage, where he was spending a vaca
tion. Taft Visits Fort Lawton.
Seattle, Wasli., Sept. 11. Secretary
Taft visited Fort Lawton. As Secre
tary Taft entered the post in an au
tomobile ho was greeted by a saiuio
of nineteen guns. A brief review of
the troops of the Third infantry fol
lowed. Twain Will Not Attend.
New York. Sept. 11. Mark Twain
will not pilot President Koosuvolt's
steamer down the .Mississippi when
the president makes his southern and
wostern trip. Mr. Clements lias de
clined the invitation to attend the
waterways convention in Memphis
next month.
Quick Cure for Diphtheria.
Columbus, 0., Sept. 11. Announce
ment of the discovery of an uuti-toxiu
Hint will kill diphtheria germs in the
living human organism within tho
chort, space of three minutes has boon
made at the Ohio State university by
Professor niylie, physiological chem
STRAIGHT LINES THE FASHION
Rescue of Slender Woman Effected
by Latest Decree.
New York, Sept. 11. Curves will
be unfashionable and hips impossible
in winter styles for women, according
to Miss Hllxnbetli A. C. White, presi-
' dent at tho Dressmakers' Protective
Association of America, who Is demon
strating new gowns at the annual
meeting in Masonic temple.
"The stylish figure," Miss White
1 declared, "will be one without hipa, a
straight figure. It Is all in the corset."
Miss White told a man who sought
( authoritative inlormatiou that well
dressed women on winter afternoons
i this coming season will wear deml
tailored skirts of grey, lavender, red-
dish purplle and light blue, black
coats, waints of net embroidered in
the color of tho skirt, and partly
mushroom hats trimmed with orchids,
i morning glories and roses.
! VETERANS MEET AT SARATOGA
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Forty-first Grand Army Encampment
! Opens in Convention Hall.
I Saratoga, N. Y., Sept. 11. With the
formal welcome of Governor Charles
; 13. Hughes of New York state, tho
forty-first national Grand Army of tho
Republic cinnnipinent was opened In
' the convention hall. Six thousand
veterans, members of the Women's
Relief Corps, Ladles or tho Grand
, Army of tho Republic and other pat
riotic organizations 111 ltd the hall to
overflowing. Indications point to the
election of Charles Burton of Nevada,
Mo., as coiuinauder-In chief to succeed
Commander Hrown. There are five
candidates in the field. At caucuses
hold Mr. Burton was indorsed by the
departments of New York, Illinois,
Ohio, and Wisconsin. His election
would continue In power tho present
forces which control.
8 CASE OF VERY RArTdISEASE
Patient In Kings County Hospital Suf-
I fering from Elephantiasis,
' New York, Sept. 11. Phybicians at
the Kings county hospital, Brooklyn,
have thero a niout remarkable case of
the rare disease elephantiasis. The
' patient is Mrs. Juliette Felt of Brook
lyn &. widow, sixty-three j'eaui ojd,
Before she was attacked by the dis
ease she weighed 1-1 H pounds. She
now weighs r2." pounds and is gaining-
daily In Mze. Her skin Is thick,
hard and coarse, like an elephant's.
Each o her legs is as large in circum
ference a-; the body of a well devel
oped man.
PRIEST ACCUSE3 U. S. ATTORNEY
Prosecutor Charged with Farcical Pro.
coedlngs Against Bank Wreckers.
Chippewa Kails, Wis., Sept. 11.
Father Joseph Scliull has made public
a letter written to Comptroller of tho
Currency Rldgely charging United
States District Attorney Wheeler of
playing into the hands of wreckers of
tho l.adysmlth National bank. Ho says
Wheeler has violated his oath of of
lice In lavor of tho bank defaulters
and will make a farce of tho proceed
ings If he Is allowed or compelled to
piohecuto the defaulters.
Anderson Case to Federal Court.
Topeka, Sept. 11. Tho case against
Peter Andcison, tho young Swedish
missionary who went to Alaska aim
came buck a millionaire, lias been
taken to the federal circuit court In
an effort to force him to pay a judg
ment of ?j;i 1,1)00. T,ie judgment was
secured by the mission society of tho
Swedish church. The church claimed
it furnished the menus to send him
to Alaska and won its suit. As yet
It lias been unable to collect.
Armistice Proves Fruitless.
Paris. Sept. 11. There are indica
tions that France and Spain feel that
Sultan Abdel Aziz has moro followers
than his brother, Mulal Haflg. Pre
mier Clemenceau announced that ho
had been reliably Informed that Mulul
llaflg's popularity is already on tho
wane. The French government as
sumes that the armistice between
General Drudo and the Moors has
proved fruitless.
NEWS 0E NEBRASKA. f Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect it.
I'rmnlrnr)' of K bluer DIm-iim1.
Fair Attendance Reduced.
Lincoln, Sept. 7.- Tho Nebraska
state ralr closed Its gates. Attendance
dropped S.OOu ns compared with laHt
year. Onto receipts decreased $'J,C00.
Underwriters Visit Lincoln.
Lincoln, Sept. 10. A committee rep
rose nl Ins tho national board of flru
underwriters arrived In the city and
began the Inspection of local Insur
ance conditions. A number of blocks
will be caretully Inspected.
Brnkcbcam on the Track.
Chappell, Neb., Sept. I). Two
tramps were arrested by Sheriff Me
Eldownoy tor putting a breakbeatn on
the Union Pacific track to try to
wreck No. 10, but Section Foreman
Peterson discovered it Juct before No.
10 camu along. They were lodged in
jail lieie pc nding ttial.
Johnson for Vice President,
Lincoln, Sept. 1. Lt Is an even
break that at tho Democratic dinner
to be given hero Sept. 21 Coventor
Johnson of Minnesota will lie given a
boost lor vice president, lt Is In tho
air and it Is alteady being tallied
aiming the Democrats. That Mr. Bry
an is favorable to (lovernor Johnson
for vice president there Is not tho
least douot.
Dachr Leaven for Cuba.
St. Paul, Neb., Sept. 7. Hon. Max
J. Bnohr, tlie American consul at Cien
iuegos, Cuba, lelt for Washington,
where lie will visit the state depart
ment preparatory to ills retain to his
post of duty. He will enibaik at New
York for Cuba on tho Uih. Mrs.
Ilaehr and t lie children, who had
planned to go. will remain here, as
the yellow fever epidemic now rag
Jug at Cleiiluegcm would make It tin
wife for them to go there.
BARKER'S TRIAL COMMENCES.
Most people do not ic.ilic the alarm
ing increase and rein.uk.ible pic valency
oi khiiicv ciiscasc.
WliilckidnevdiV
orders .ire the
most common
disrates th.it pre
vail, they are
almost the l.it
recognized ly
p.iticnt and phy
sicians, trio
tint tifmnelrr.i
trith (Itirtnriiir tho fjlVrls, while the wig-
ii, ' 'm '. i.i-.i'cnr'm t!i y trui.
Wlint To Do.
Tlicie is conitott in the knowledge m
often esprcwed, that Dr. Kilmer
Swimip-Koot, the ercat l.ilnrv icinedy,
fulfills everv wish in cunng ilicuuiatimii,
imin in the hurl:, kiilnevs. liver, bladder
' anil every pmt of the uiinuiv pasmige.
I It cinreets iunbility to hold water
! and M'aldiug piiiu iu'pniwiiiK it, or biul
clU'cts following uxu nt liquor, winu or
beer, and ovtM comes that uiiplensatitnc
ivssily of Ihmuk compelled to go often
duiiiisj the day, and to get up many
times dining tiie night. The mild and
the ctraiinlin.iry ctlect of Swnmp-Root
is wmiu icalicd.' lt stands the liighr-t
for its wonderful cures of the most di
tressiiiK cases. If urn need a medicine
you should have the lust. Sold bv di le
gists in fiftv-ecut and onr-dollar bics.
You mav haven sample bottle and a
book that tells all frr
about it, bnthseiit free tfffiuqffilF,
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lialllton. N. Y. WllCIl Homnof fiomi-noot.
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
the mUltess, Ihiighatutou, N. Y.
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Second Hearing on Sanity of Webster
County Murderer Begins.
Lincoln, Sept. 10.-Tho second trial
to determine the sanity of Frank Mar
ker began In the distilcl ccmit. Mar
ker was convicted of the murder of
his brother and his sister-in-law, and
his attorney seeks to save the, prisoner
from the gallows on an emotional in
sanity plea. The lliht trial reunited
In no verdict.
MONEY ON MURDERER'S HEAD.
Seventeen Hundred Dollars for Arrest
of Shutnway.
Beatrice, Neb., Sept. !).- Tho board
of supers i-iors olfered u reward oi $.mo
for the capluie of It. Mead Hhumwity,
the supposed murderer of Mrs. Sarah
Martin. Jacob Martin, husband of the
murdered woman, Informed the county
attorney that bo would give $1,000 re
ward for the arrest and delivery of
Shumway to the proper authorities,
dead or nil '. With the slate's reward
of $'jrio, this makes a total rewind of
$1.70ii.
EXPRESS CASE IS IN COURT.
Question of Remanding Suit Involving
Sibley Act Brought Up.
Lincoln, Kept. 0. The question ot
remanding the case of the state
against the express companies doing
business in Nebraska was argued be
fore Judge T. C. Munger of the fed
oral court. K. W. Hrcekenrldge of
Omaha app urrd for the express com
panies and Halleek F. Hose for the
ttate. Judge Munger took tho matter
under advisement'. 'Hie state railway
commission attempted to enforce the
Sibley act reducing" express rates 25
tier cent. The companies removed the
' tatio to the federal court and tho state
1 Miugbt to have it remanded to the
! ttate supremo court.
I OYSTERS I
in every style. Ca
tering to parties and
dances a specialty.
Fresh Bread, Pies,
Cakes, Candy and
Cigars.
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When you nro hungry and
want, somothig nice In the
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market. Wo Imve tho nicest
kind of
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mid meats, fish, mid gamo
in season. We think, and
almost know, that we enn
please yoti. Give us at
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Veterinarians Are in Session.
Kansas City, Sept. 11. Tho Amer
ican Veterinary Medical association
began its forty-fourth annual meeting
hero with 400 dolegates from thtrty
1 Ave states present. The morning ses
sion was taken up In listening to the
reports of officers and the delivery of
the annual address of William Her
bert lx)we of Pateraon, N. J., the president.
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