Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILTT BEE : alylUDAY , JFXE 11 , 1S97.
SPECIAL NOTICES
A lT 'r l ctn 'iHn for tlifKe column *
will lie tnUrn until 12 in. for thr
> rnlnc nnil nntll M p. m. for the
tnornltiKnnil Sunilnyi1Hlon .
Aili T < lm-ri , lir -itirttiiK n nnm-
tir-ro < l rliorU , rnn IIHTP nwYver nil-
Urenm-d to it numbered letirr In cure
tif Tinlice. . AtitmtTK no nildrr tird
trill ilellrorod on iirckrntntluu of
tlir flicrk null' .
ItntcK , 1 1-lie n tvnnl flrwt Inncrtlom
1c n ironl tlipronflpr. Nulblntr taken
for ! I linn 5JfJr for tlir flml Inncr-
tlon. Tlimr nilvrrllnc iii'tit limit be
run fotiKc
SITUATIONS WAXTKI1.
WANTKIi , I OSITION IN JEWKLUY STOP.E ;
mil rive li rt of reference * , twelve yeanf M-
| i-rleiice. Addrwa O. II Morgan. IMrhtlrld ,
Neb A-MMfi
WA5TTKD MA1.K 11KI.P.
A nr\v nNEnoETir : , misrLiNo MEN CAN
find ntf-ndr t > rental > Ie work wltb C. F Adomi
Co. . Ml 8. 15th St. H J1
CAN GIVI : ooou POSITION TO IUGUT pAivrr
ui iu Investment of two to five thouitana canh.
InvcHtmLnt well iwcurwl , puarnnteed dividend
utit Ic-n than iv j r cent. Addrosii M n. Iiee.
WANTKO. AN IUIJA. WHO CAN THINK OK
mmie Blmjil * tlilnif to patent * rrnt : t yuur
Idea * ; Dieyjimy lirlntr you wraith. Wrlti * John
\ViHldiThurn & Co. . Dejit. V , Patent AWorney * .
WaihltiRlon. T > . C. . for their SUMO prize offer
HnJ llitt Df l.MW Inventions wanted. 11 Mia !
WAXTISn riSMALK 1I12M * .
100 GIULS FOn ALL KINDS WOHK ; J3 TO
t7 wuek. Conndlan office , UK DmiRlai.C
C MK2
LADY AGENTS TO TAKE OUDEttS FOU SOAP
polish. J. J. aibnan , tit First Nat'l Hank.
C-J1S17
WANTED. EXrCUinNCED I.AT > r 1IOOIC-
X T | > er ; Miilr by letter In own handwriting :
state Hire , experience mirt reference ; none but
practical boookkeejieni no d api1y. | Kati-
Nevens Co. C MCG ! ir
WANTED. OI11L TO DO GHNEUAt , HOUSE-
vrork. Ai | | > ly at once at 201 South 23th Arc.
C1 M ! > 44 14
TOIL HKXT HOU.SCS.
JIOUSUS IN AL.1. 1'AllTS OF Till ! C1TV. THE
O. r Dovln Company , 1M5 Farnam. r > cs
HOUSCS. BENEWA & CO. . 108 N. 1STH ST.
r > - s4
MODEItN HOUSES , a A. STAIUl.SS ! X.Y.UFC
n HOUSES AND COTTAGES Ali , OVCU
the city , 5 la J30. Fidelity , 17U2 Famnm St.
D (36 (
JIOrSF.S. WALLACE. HllOWN ULOCK. 3CTH
cm ! Doiiclas. D 637
HOUSKS. rOTTAGES & STORKS. AL.1 , PAHTS
ct cltr. Utennun , Love Co. , < : o Poxton block.
D (38
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MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AXD PIANOS.
Om. Van & Storugo Co. , 1415 Farnam. lei. IK'J.
D < 39
l.AnGE LIST. McCAGUE. 15TII AND DODGE.
D IO
HOUSES. FLATS , GAUVIN linOS.JClS FAUNAST
D r
HOUSES ron KENT. BEMIS. PAXTON BUIC.
BTANFOIO ) CinCL.1 ! COTTAGE9 , C KOOMS.
all nuidcrn. Apply J04 Bee Hide. 1) C44
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r-nooM HOUSIS. INQUUIE KOD DOUGI AS.
D M7GG
HOUSES. J. II. SHEnWOOD , 4M N. Y. LIFE.
D Ml < 8
JO-BOOM ELEGANTLY J'lNISHED MODERN
brick house. No. 24H Cam. " 0.
t-room moaern limme-nt ' .17 North ISth. JIB.
f-mnm modem llftt. 7 Bo. inih. 117.&J.
Applr toV. . II. Mcikle , mom BW 1st Nafl Bk.
Uldg. D-M4
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FIVE on TiinEb nooais. tii FAIINAM ST.
IJ 76 32 *
10-ISOOMJ'LAT.-DOUTLAS. ( JNEAU S4TH , MOD- '
i'1-n. ttcam heat. Inquire I.tmlqulst , S16 t < . ISth.
I > SIT
KENT. S ROOM HOUPE. NO MS SO. U TH
nvenue. miirtcrn , nnd In fine condition. F. D.
Brown. KO So. iCth nve. D S33 H
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t-BOOM COTTAGE. EXCELLENT BATH. CITY
wntcr , newer nnd cnul blnn. Newly impered
throughout. 113. ! S02 Seward ; comer.
D DOS 10 *
C-ROOM COTTAGE , AMES AYE. CAIl LINE. JS.
2 4-room HaU. N , ICth HI. , Biirrotmiled by ex-
lOTKltlon grounclK , tultable for b'tanlort , ) C.CO.
firoom hnune. 4tbave. . Co. UIuKn. one or two
ames . . ;
Call nt 901 T3ouEln St. Omahu. D MDH
A 'frX-IlOOM WODEHN COTTAGE , FUK-
nlHhrd or unfurnished. b03 South 3ith.
D-MM7 1C
J'OIl RENT. COTTAGE AND T\VO AC11ES OF
Kurdcn close to paved streets , JC.OO earn. F. D.
\Vnart , ICth and I > uuila . _ D aa II
roil JIEXT FUIIMSIIKIJ 11OOSIS.
ETEAM HEATEP TtOOMS. TELEPHONE AND
ull convrnlrnrcn rules reuEoniilile. I'undt resl-
dcnrc. 21 ! So. 17th St. E < 5
ItOOMS ; FINE LAWN AND I'OTICHES. 2009
Harney. E M469 JJO *
CHOICE IIOOMS , mm.visinsD on VXFVH-
nlali.'d board or hnubeUci-rmig. 2317 Musuii.
E MKC 1Z
IIOOSIS AMI IIOAKD.
KICE COOL IIOOMS ; GOOD I1OAIID ; HATES
n-r.KniiuMe The liter , 2020 Harney. F C72J50
IlKAtTIFI'L FllONT ALCOVE SUITE AND
ullier roomi aflrr June 10 , at VA and Kit So.
lith tit F-MSC3 12
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THE ALBANY. SUNNV ItOOMS FINE LOCA-
tlon , with excellent tuble ; IranfclftitH acoumino.
dalnl. 2JU1 DoiiBlim. F S74 )4- .
SI'IDEllN ' BRICK. ISOOMS AND HOAni ) ; J3.W
Ml N ICth. 111'3 14 *
Y FIT.M1KHED FItONT 11OOMH. WITH
hoard 13 Uousla * . F 1I31S 11'
i'i.'Y rritvisirnn SOUTH KNBT FRONT
i -"iin ni'iilpm "OiivcnlenccB ; nrlvnlc funilly. No.
PI Bo. Sth St. F SIS 13-
IILHU ANTLY FUHNISHKl ) StOOMS. FOi
llsht liiHiM-keppliicj or riicms lth rr without
M7 S , 24th Bt. F-MS3I 13-
T1MIY miSHlAHLn ItOOMS WITH 110 AUD
tl'S Furnum St. F MM ] 14'
1'OIt ltl Vrr.M'l.'HMSIIKU ' UOOJ1S.
S 10 ! MB. WATLH , SUNVIUI. } 5. M6 N. 13T11 ,
G7M Jy4 *
rou iii\TST4iiius AXI >
KOH KENT. THE 4-STORY BRICK KHLDINC
at MO rurnimi til. ThiB bullillni ; Iio n llreproni
vinenl lutv-mtint. cumiiletu vtcam htratliie 111
luim , wuter an nil lluora , SSH , ttc. Ajiply a1
thu omc-u ol The life. 1 910
HALF OR WIIOL1 ! STORE. UKST RETAIL
nurt of city. F. U. Wead ICth and Douclnu.
1 _ SSC JO
AOKXTS WAN-run ,
V'AJfTUD. AGKNT8 ; T6 I'ER S1OXTH ANt
i'j.irnirii uuld uctlvv men If rlcht ; twmln nulc
l > y cample only ; nniiij'l' ' ' . uUn horsu uiid cai
rlHge furnlohoil frte , Aililn-ts Jobt > cr , Box Wus
lloktou. Muka. J C47
VANTED MEN AND WOMKN AGENTS TC
rrprrvent thv ISuukpr * ' auamuly Kuna LUi
bKK'n. Cull or odrtrra * Itouni J J1 IVe Bide ,
Omuha. Neb , J-M H -
l-Oll HAIJJ CIIKAP. KXCLUS1VI5 TKRlllTOIfX
fur | > ali'nt ilrr Khrinkirfun e | tire In run
nitnulc , wlln for > C ; uft > m cnmuv for hiinllprk
II. F Uonihorr. Wlndnor huu-1.
AnitNTS WANTED TO SHLL I-ORTAIILl
nireirlc fun : licllWHi's ijiuutiw : invention : M-m
utmnp ; Tlte iu once , fifjn Kun Co. , St. Loul >
Mu. J-MKSJ 11 *
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\VANTHD , AGENTS TO WORK ON" GOOD dm
luiwiun. no bununsu , but itlralRbt builnes *
J. H Dundaa. HIS N. Street. Lincoln , Neb.
J-MM7 H
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> G15NTS. DRUMMERS. JOnilEHS. TO EISLl
"Muclc llucn" to kronen unit ronfoctloneri
bis Mllcr. Macli. Buwf. . . l > trvlt , Mich.
J-MWS II *
STOHAUI5.
PAdFirBTORAOK AND WARCHOUSn CC .
> M - 10 Jones. General ctoracc nnd forwardlnc
OM.VAN : STORAGE. 141J FARNAM. TEL. 15B
M U
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WAM-caZro uUv ;
A. FFRER , QKKAT VfHSTKKK WHOLKKALl
nd ivtml lunk aealer. rtmovta Irora lie Souu
TiMilli lu U ! DdUila umvt. N JlT6i
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ron SALE nouses , WACOXS , KTC ,
HANOE 1OI195S FOR SALP. , IWl HEAD
lirre rancr hommt ; will x 11 nil or H porUnn at
them. Adireu P. McCarthy , Eh r1ditn.Vrrn. .
P MMO 14
FOR SALtS. HUACK CARRIAGE TKAM :
jimrtr gotne t l.v eltr ApiHr * C Wrtmt T
St. r MWB !
roil SALi : MI5Cni.LA\BOWS.
HARDWOOD CRIHB1NO. HOG ANIJ CKICKBN
* , ohniixr than "all wire. " C. It 1 * . W
QB
FOR KALK. A SODA FOUNTAIN , OOOP AS
n w ; m o > br Puller & Son of I o ton ; no
fliwr In Omftha ; will * wild for about half U
value. l > r. Shetwnl , N. T. Life DM'r-MM1 ' „
SBTOND HAND KNGINBS. t TO 100 H. P. ,
motors , V to a II. I * . Industrial Iron Work * .
Q BS Jy-B
FOR KALK. FRB8H IIOLSTBIN COW , CALF
by her n de : hlch crade butter maker. Jnijalrt
at 1B11 So. Z7th Bt. Q-MOS U'
FOR SALE. rilESH COW. 1111 NORTH 19T1I.
11 *
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MISCluLLAM > OTJS.
CIARDCNB & FARMS TO IlEKT. T. MCRRAY.
11 1IE51
CLAIHVOYAXTS.
COME AND CONSULT TIITJ ONLY GENUINE
life render ; her predictions are wonderful ;
nnmrn riven ; fee. LOc and up ; 10:3) lo 7 dally ,
1K19 Fnrnam utrert. S M945 11 *
SIASSARI2 , I1ATII5 , I3TC.
MADAM SMITH , I31i DOUGLAS , MASRAGE ,
Bteam baths. T M33 1C *
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I ran a "want nd" for a wife.
Nitie thousand answers quickly rnin < \
Just thliik ! Xine thousand urettv girls ,
All anxious to assume iuy name.
But when Iliosp li'ttors nil were read ,
My head imicli sinnllyr soenu'd 10 be
Xlne tliousand husbands lia 1 rejillod
That thtfy would give tliplr vlves to me
M. H. D.
11RS. DE LEON . EIiErmiC MASSAGE I5ATH \
iiarlorx. restful and curative. 417 So. Jlih. ui-
ilnlrs T-MS30 !
1M2HSO\AL.
VLVVI FOR 'UTERINE TROUBLES. 34C-S HER
Bl'lBphysician ; , consultallon or lieullh book
.free. ' U < = =
I1ATBS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , SWVi S. ISTH.
U K3
RUITURE CURED PERMANENTLY : NO
painno delentlonfrom business ; we refer to
thousand ! , of patients cured. .Call or write
The O. E. Miller Co. . S32-3 New Yorl ; Life
Ittdg. . Omaha. U MCH
MISS MAYER. SURGEON-CHIROPODIST ,
manicure. R. 400. Paxton block ; dUnm _ j jj
rxrO < ? mON INVESTMENTS. FOR PLEAB-
ure and profit t w L. P. Jiulson'b want lids ,
Council Uluft > pape. P MM4
N-FIUE F RYLEY MANICUCE AND CHIR-
NS-odl8T ; 7 i-rs. with MUs Mayer. ! _ Karbacl bh
U M5S2 J22
nvtT SCAL1 * TREATMENT. EiC ; SHAKl'OO-
inc Z > e-l weeto-MHIefs Parlors. 1514 Douc-
las. ' Tl CB JJ4
"REV W V ? . BROWN'S ASTHMA CURE"
positively cure. ; write fiuteattaionlals. . Char ,
U M.85 J.C *
Jovi-o ,
tor Dale ,
EE SAMPLE HAZEL-LEAF PILE CURE AT
& McConnell Druff CS-Dofliw St.
ROOM TO RENT : VERY LIGHT AND
aliy located. M 15. I-e. U-MH5
MOXEV TO LOAN HEAL KSTATB
ANTHONY LOAN Si TRUST CO. . 113 N. Y. L. :
Quick money at low rales fur cluilun farm lamia
In Iowa ' northern ' Ml uurl. eastern Nebrnsko ,
LOANS ON IMPROVED * . UNIMPROVED CITY
liroperry. W. Furnum Bmltfc & Co. . USB
G J'ER CENT MONEY ON NEB. & IA. FARMS.
W. B. Mcllilc , l t Nut'l Bk. bideOmaha. .
W GS7
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. THE
O. F. IlnvlB Co. , 1503 Farnum St. W 18
KARM IvOAKP , 1 TO 10 YEARS : LOWEST
rales. Gnrvin E os. , 1C15 Famam St.W
W CO
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
rcul cVthtc. Brtnnnn , Love At Co. . Paxion block.
W CCt
FROM JlOO UI > . 'tt-EAD , ICTH i DOUGL.\S.
W-S37 J1J
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
pr-Jpcrty. I'Ukey AiThotnai , "VI 1st. Nat'l Uk blilc.
ON OMAHA PHOITSRTY : LOWK3T RATES ;
bull J ins luans wunti-d. Fidelity Trutt Co.
W CCO
SMIXKV TO LO.VX CIIATTKLS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS.
hon > es , wnsonn , etc. , at lowtnt nuc in city ;
no removal uf guilds , Rtrlclly ccaflduntUil ; J'ou
cun pay the hum off nt any time or In any
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN O. .
: M HO. nuii .st.
MONEY TO I/DAN JO CO. M DAYS : Ft'RNl-
turu , pluiioi , etc. Duff Ric-en , R. & , Barker MU ,
X-C13
lHISl.ViSS CHAXCES.
LUMBER YARD. WF.LL nSTAULIBHEU : NE-
brusk * tunn 3S.CW ) poinilHllan ; a Knap. J. J ,
Cilbbrm. 614 Flrt Nnll. Lk. Y M73S 17
Jeo IVVESTED KARN'B < sri WEKKLY : NO
Klock cpoculallan ur Bold mine Invustnifnt ;
you control rnpltnt : firth Buocessfui year , pur-
llculam fn-c. ChRM & Cnmpbcll. i : fnlnii
Square , New-York. Y-M770July < *
W1 H TO CORP.BSI-OND WITH PARTY IIAV-
! n ; xlirec thnuancl ruady cush. louktuc for rufe
Investment , /i ! ill tax M , Bre.
Y-TSR-ll *
POR f5AL15 CHEAP. PHOB BTORF. IS Fli- :
niunl , .NcMntUn : bcul loiuitlnn , chciip n > nt. P.
A. Peterson. Fremont , N brakUa. Y MM : H *
TYrcwiiiTftns.
LATEST MODEL. TTpnrWT.lTERS : U . - .
United Typewrltw & Eupj.lles C" . 1CI * P.iniun
-MSS Ji-Sl'
POH EXCHANGE.
WANTED. A HARDWARE OR IMPLEMENT
stock In exchange for dock In a jobblnc huuu ;
rood openlnc. nklnt money , eood ren on for
AOdrens ai 100 , Bfi orUue. Coun > : ll
Z M101
LOST.
IiOST. LADrS BLACK POCKCTOOOK CON-
tatnlnE curd of Kenneth Evani. Return to Kt
So. t7tb fitlor rewuril. Loti M U 11 *
10ST , JUND 10TH , ON I.EAVENWPRTH.
1-ark Ave. . Harury or S3d He. , a r l rsibte
Taluntlaa book bound iu led morroeu. Ri-turu
ta OJ N w York Life bulliln , LCJU i
ron sAi.n HHAL
KOUNTZR PLACE nAKOAIKfi. | 1M. U.7SO TO
Jt.W. f photo * at Win Tid Furnnra. Men >
Hide. J. J. Gibson , R4 Flrrt Nut. B nk Bl c.
KB * 4
UCn.9KS. L43TS. FARMA. LANDS , LOANS.
Ceo. I * . Zletnli RrJ Jfctste Co. , J'a ton Iltoek.
RB-Mt
K.SW WILL BUY A t-KOOM HOUSE IN WAL-
nnt Hill. smll monthly imrments. Omaha
Real BrtBtr and Trust CB , til S . lath St.
POR SALR. ORKATH8T BARGAIN IN OMAHA
in B1H edftwl rnildmoe property , ntW fwt.
fronttnjr i * on P rh nvrnite. vrtth pwxJ wt >
Mm. Must t > e sold this month.
J. W. Bobbins , oolc e n. , UK Farnun 9U
ALL REAL ESTATE OWNED BY THE NB-
braska Savings & Exchange Bunk will tie raid
at a vwy reasonable price. Wm. K. Potter ,
rr. RE ere
A BARGAIN FOR SALE CHEAP ON EASY
terms 10 acrt fruit and truck farm two mile *
from e ty limits on peed roads. 15 acres Krap .
I acres orchard , R nores par iru ! ' S acres | > le-
pl&nt. 2 acres fine alfalfa , balance rich panlen
innrt. Z nne wells. M feet of water In each , 10-
room house , 2 liHm , storaRp hou e. 2 cellars
nnd other outbuildings. Will ncll with ot
without crop. Call or address If-ter Bolwn.
I > Bolt ( on F. , 11. & M. V. R. ID , Douclaa
County. Neb. IiE M814 Jy-S *
SNAP SOUTH OF KOUNT7.E PLACE.
feet , price J700. J. N. Frentcr. opposite P. O.
RE 4J
8-ROOM HOUSE AND LARGE LOT. PAVED
Btrcpt. near Yatrsi rmlilence. C.10A Jfino rash.
i room house , modern , water oonvenlenccB , nearly
new , J1.600.
Half lot and oM cottace n-ar car , JMO.
Hlqh bulldlnR lot shun distance from Park
avunuo and Lravcnworth , onrner , ( SCO.
F. D. WEAD , ICth and Douplas.
R E 89S 10
FOR SALE A NICE HOME. 4448 FARNAM ST. ,
t > roomi , modern In every resix-ct , line lawn ,
very low price. Inquire of owner on premises ,
RE MB19 13 *
SSxHO. NEAT 4-R. COTTAGE. ONLY 1 MI.
no'th Hish pehool , verj' cheap. J1W ) .
7-r. . full lot , Hanseom 1'lace. barBaln. J1.COO.
T -r. house , i.'reiihton Heights , easy terms , (730.
EriXir.O : cottnges. Cuilfornla , near 32d. Sl.SOO.
7w. . cor 17th and Martha. CGxlSS , email house ,
1.000.
Finest rcKl.lence lot or. Park ovenue , facing par ) : ,
JLUK ) , cust double.
Bargains ei-erywhcre. Money to loan. Omaha
Savlnss bank accounts taken at par for real
estate ill present values.
Q. G. Wallace , Brown Block , ICth nnd Douslas.
RE 904 12
FINANCIAL.
LIFE INS.POL1CIES BOUGHT. W. F. HOLUEN.
C71
SIIOHTHAXD AND TVPISWIHTIXG.
A. a VAX SANT'S SCHOOL. 513 N. T. LHTE.
CC7
AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE , ICTH & DOUGLAS
CCS
SIUI3WALICS.
SAWED NATURAL STONE. ARTIFICIAL.
brlc-k. Tel. 1CSS. W. J. Welshans , 309 S. 17th Bt.
113
FURNITURE REPAIRING AND PACKING.
Couches and cunlilonu. mattresHCs made and
renovated. Prices will pleubc you. See M. S.
Walkln , 2111 Cumlnc Btrect. Telephone , 1331.
CCS
MEDICAL.
A PHYSICIAN. WHO FOR. SEVERAL YEARS
linn lit'en a member uf the Keeley medical stuff.
IR now In charge of the Keeley Institute ut
Blair. Neb. Ttilx physician lias had iihenome-
ual success In tbc treatment of opium , mor
phine and other druc addictions. Address The
Ketley Instltulc , Blair , Neb. MMO JylO
AUCTION.
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
goods every Wednesday and Saturday morn *
Incs. Nchmbi i Auction and CommlsRlon Co. .
S. W. corner 14th und Dodge streets.
M1J.S
ASTIIOLOGY.
PROF. A. MASERY OF EGYIT , PALMISTRY
and rutrolupy ; Hi * wonder of the age ; post ,
present nnd future told or no charge , at 3026
HttTOcy St. . Omaha , Neh. M777 U *
D , AIIT AMI LAXnUAGE.
GEORGE F. GELLENBECK. BANJO , MANDO-
lln and guitar tcachor. Ib07 J'urnam Etrcet.
Ttl. KS. 80S
SUMMUIII ItlCSOlt'I'.S.
BOATING , FIBHINQ , TENTS , BOATS. BOARD.
Aildrenfc Camp Oiujha , Luke QulnnebaiiR , Te-
kamuli. Ncl ) . MOS1 50 *
KMPLOVMISXT
AMERICAN AND GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
bureau. 1 ' 4 DoJce. Telephone. B7C.
MSC3 Jyl3
I'AWXIIHOICKHS.
II. MARUWiTZ LOANS MONEY. 41S N , 1C ST ,
C7U
SUES & CO. ,
- FATEKT SOLICI10RS
-A PeeBulldlnc.Omaha
Omaha Neb
Advice und pntent Bosk
FUKE
PANCRO-PEPSAUA TABLETS
ponitiroly currs Indigestion , Cntirrb ot the
Stomich. Heart-Bum , Sour Stomucb ,
nnd all kindred A'/ojnarJ. TrouMf . A climtlfie com.
bicauoc ol tun but nmodiiwlaioiruto mudlcul Btlll ,
A PERFECT 6URE
polfl br all druccUU , or
. THE PIPSA.UA CO.
bend lor Jreo circular. CHICAGO
NOTICE.
General Ollicv of tht Chlunco , St. Paul , Mln-
ziei.pi > tl A ; Onif.ha Hallway C'omnunj- .
ST. PAt'Ij , Jlinn June 5th , 1S97.
In complianrpvii | ) tluftntuteii of thr
Flute of KebnisUa , thr unders'grif' . the
president uud a majorltv of the oirei . r- .
ht-reby give notice that all the exislir ; ' '
of Ihe Chlcjipo. Bt. Paul , 3llnneni > .v
Omaha Kalhvay comtiany. on Hie uh un
April. 1S07 were BE follows :
Bonded debt SSld2.aao. | ,
Fiuatlui ; debt , 6 , lJl.Ji
Total debts JS4.70G 971.22
( Sieiiedj MAHVIK HUGHITT.
President ;
MAIl\1N UUGH1TT.
] JA\nD P. ICIMBAUL ,
11. L , . SYKES.
AI.IIBRT KUEP.
iiynox i * SMITH.
J. A. Hl'MUlHI ) ,
THOilAS WILS6.V.
Directora
. . .
JuJiolltUt
TURN OFF SOagST \ MILES
Harnua Baces Bosnian Several Very
Speedy Eihihitions.
RED SEAL PACES A REMARKABLE HALF
Ilrcnkn to n IJcnd StniiilMlll nnil Then
Come * Home li | j'l Win-
nine H > r > . .Jftl" ' * n
I I Grnnil Slc. . . ; '
Yesterday was a grand day for the light
harness brigade , and there was a fine at
tendance at the fair grounds to witness
ono of the most attractive car3s ever pre
sented for the entertainment of a Nebraska
crowd. The big eland , while only partially
filled , presented a different appearance
from the two preceding days. There were
hundreds of women in the stands and car
riages , and bedecked In cool summer gowns
they lent an additional charm to the already
entrancing picture. Inside the lawn rail
ings there was a host of drags , traps , car
riages and landaus , while about tbo betting
sheds a vast crowd jostled and pushed to
gut on the good things. At a low estimate
there were 3,000 people on the grounds.
While the sky was partly overcast with
thin , vapory clouds , the heat was almost
torrid and had it not been for a refreshing
breeze from the south things would have
been anything but conducive of physical
comfort. The track was in admirable con
dition , hard but springy , and fully three
seconds faster than on the opening day.
Among the prominent people noticed upon
the lawn were : John D. Howe , Mr. and
Mrs. John R. Redlck , Mr. and Mrs.
Will Redlck. Mr. Chat .Redlck. Mr. A.
Clark Hcdlck , Mr. Guiou and Miss Hclm-
baugh , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kitchen , Mr.
and Mrs. J. N. H. Patrick , Mr. Dick Berlin ,
Miss Woolworth , Mr , John Patrick. Mr.
Kobert Patrick , Mrs. Howard Baldrlge , Mr.
Harry Wllklns , Mr. Paul Harbach , Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert M. Hitchcock , Mr. and Mrs.
UmBtead , Mr. Will Paxton , Mr. and Mrs.
2harles Greene , Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Collins ,
Miss Dickinson , Miss Mount , Miss Hovey of
Denver , Mr. Al Patrick , Mr. Herbert Martin ,
Major Wilcox and wife , Mr. Oldfleld.
SPEEDY SIDEWHEEL.ERS.
The first race of the afternoon was the
2:13 : pace , postponed from tbo day before.
The start was a good one , the pole horse ,
Kansas Queen , taking the lead until a bad
break at the first turn set her back , and
Lena Hill went to the van , but was quickly
pasfled by Miss 'Mayo , Woodford Jay and
Prince T. At the half these positions were
unchanged , but at the three-quarters Wood-
ford Jay was on even terms with Miss Mayo
and passed her on entering the stretch , as
did also Prince T. Kansas Queen , behaving
badly , was distanced. Time 2-.12H-
The second heat was an exciting one.
Woodford cut out the pace , hotly pushed by
Prince T. Approaching ( he first turn , Sol
Coleman pulled in DaJ.KcGuire , who was
driving Prince T , and crgwdlpg him back Into
third place. Coleman'K.i horse , Lena Hill ,
brake hero and McGulrc in > endeavoring to
get on the outside , collhSed with Lena's rear
wheel and his bike went over , throwing Mc-
Gulre into the dust , Injur'lng ilm but slightly.
Prlnso T made the entire mile on a gallop
without n driver. The rfudses believing the
affair an accident , orderrd bnth horses to be
in readiness for the third -"heat. " Woodford
Jay kept his advantage home , Lee Ward giv
ing him a struggle for tfae wjre. On account
of tht : ascident. Miss Wayt ) , who was. dis
tanced , was also allowad to remain in the
race. Time : 2:13. :
The third heat was ? full of ginger. Lee
Ward was the first to hcac } the procession ,
'
with Prints T pressing'him. hard and Miss
Mayo trof-ing close. Ajt iltp half Prince T
tackled the leader , butibrenUlng badly into
the stretch , surrendered his. place to Lu-
omsh. oncK'quIcUIy ' eH .to ite rear. Lena
Hill finished second under the vat , ttusaell
T third. Time : 2:1E % .
KTOTE'S ALL THE WAY.
The second race was the 2:17 : trot. On the
fourth scoring the horses got the word on a
Gout , Diabetes and Bright's Disease
are caused by Uric , Acid and other im
purities in the blood , -which have not
been filtered out by the Kidneys
through the urine.
These diseases can be
Tour najnple and one uox pf Ilobbs P11U whlcn
I have used , relieved mo no. much of my rheumni-
inn and kidney trouble that 1 have now dis
carded my crutches and hnvc no lurtli-jr use
for them. J have worn crutLheu Tor over a ; * cnr ,
but thanks to Dr Hobbs , I am now letter
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p plt l surt. It wets a bunch to thf qa&rler.
when Jny twk np thp ptlotini ; . hntly rmsh < > d
by Kyoto arM Oodrtla. Thlt was oorrtlnuod
to the half , when Kyntt crawled up on Jey'a
nwk and at the thrtp-qnartws pot bis no
In frot-t. Cotntne down th * strrtrli Kyote
ami Joy earn Uia crowd a horse rare. Kyt > teen
on Hooting the b y pfldlnp ntid winning by
a lenpth and B half. Time : 2:1B\ : .
The Kwond heat wa Kyotc' for the whole
jnurney. Prince. Qoilella and Joy made "a
good drive on the stretch , but It was uselfss ,
ft * Kyote went under the wire a clean Imrglh
to the pood. Time : 2:15 : .
Kyote went right out Into the lead In the
third heat and wag never beaded. At the halt
the whide eleven hotwi were so closely
bunched that it looked tm If any one had a
chance , but rounding Into the stretch , Kyote
drew away and came on home with plenty
of room to spare. Time : 2-16.
The final event was the 2.26 pace. Starter
I'pdeKrafl got the sextetta away without de
lay. Lena nussell led at the first turn , with
Hed Seal and Mauler Gilbert pushing her
every inch. At the half Red Seal forged up ,
pacing tbe distance In 1OG : % . remarkable
time for a 3-yrar-old at this time ot the
year. Master Gilbert kept Hed Seal close
company and down homo under the lash they
raado a beautiful race. Red Seal winning by
a half length. Time : 2:17Vi. :
The second dash was a. repetition of the
first. Red Seal broke at the turn and tell
back to fourth place. At the half Master
Gilbert led , and Into the stretch had in
creased his lead to a couple of lengths. Com
ing home. Red Seel demonstrated his quali
ties as a pacer and was julckly in tbe lead ,
coming under the wire a full two good
lengths ahead. Time : 2riU. :
Red Seal took the third beat easily In 2:23.
SUMMARIES.
2.13 pace :
Woodtord Jay 114
Luolnsl , 541
Lena Hill 452
MlBs Mayo . . 3 C S
Lee Ward 7 2 C
Prince T 277
Russell T CSS
Kansas Quran dls
Time : 2:12Vi. 2:13. 2:1GV * .
-237 trotting :
Kyote Ill
Prince 322
Joy 237
Hurham 773
Godclla „ 549
Lewellyn 4 C 5
Josephine. B 9 4
Ella Calhoun 10 510
Lee Graham 9 8 C
\Vert 1110 E
Pike dls
Time : 2:1 : , % . 2:15 . 2:16. :
2:25 : pacing :
Red Seal 1 1 1
Master Gilbert , 222
Dan T s dls
Lena Russell 4 dls
Omaha TVllkefl dls
Gassy Onward dls
Time : 2:17 : , 2:2Hi. : 2:23- :
The mile amateur bicycle race was hot
stuff , with Gernhardt , Algood , Barnum ,
Brewer , Flescher , Shrader , Murray , Waters
and Barber in the field. Shrader won , with
Flescher second and Algood third. Time :
2:30. : Brewer was disqualified for foul rid
ing. Frank Slefkln was referee and Charlie
Thomas general manager.
The half mile professional was still hotter
stuff. In this were Fredrlckson , Mlerstlen ,
Proulx. Ashley. Virgil nnd C. R. Hall , Mc-
Call , Gadke and Hibbs. It was anybody's
race to within twenty-live yards of the tape ,
when little Micrstlen put on a full head of
steam and beat Virgil Hall out by an eye-
hrow. McCall third. Time : 1:09 : : .
Pacing Johnny gave a most entertaining'
exhibition , pacing a mile without a driver
and going another against a tandem bicycle.
CARD FOR TODAY.
Following Is the program for this after
noon :
2:33 : pacing1 : Dorah Hlghwood , B. m. , Al-
inouln-HIghwood. Venture stock farm ,
Chanute. Kan. , Tom Ervln driver ; Fritz , b.
p. , by Prince Medium , "W. IL McKlnney ,
Kansas City. Jlo. ; Nell Calfrey , bl. m. , by
Charles CafCrey , Mike Elmore , Alliance ,
Neb. , J. P. E'Tnore driver ; King Delmar , b.
s. , Lady Goldwood-Seth P , D. T. Mount ,
Omaha , Neb. , A. SHlock driver ; Don Quixote ,
ch. B. , by Ponkey John , Asljerry Singleton ,
Rlchlnnd. la. ; Tamma , b. c. , Sybil-Salaam ,
Oscar J. Plckard , Omaha , Neb. , O. W. Plck-
nrd driver ; Charandas , b. s. , Be-llmont-Dlc-
tater , A , S. Patrick , Omaha , Neb. , Al nusselj
Oriver ; The Troubadour , b. 'g. , by Repub
lican. S , G. Couch , Omaha , Neb.
Amateur bicycle racing , two miles.
Motocycle exhibition.
Professional bicycle racing , one mile.
2:17 : pacing : Belle Jordan , br. m. , by Jor
dan , D. B. Keneham : Harry Holton , br. "h. ,
Jennie Holton-Dlctator wllkes , Alexander
Hurst , David City , Neb. ; Belle Acton , b. m. ,
Lottie F-Shadeland Onward , Woodllne farm
Fullerton. Neb. , J. B. Chandler driver ; Kins
Goldmar. b. h. . by Pellatler , N. R. Owen.
HubbeU , Neb. , N. R. Owen criver ; Greenlt-af
Bess , bl. m. . by Muscovite , J. O. Swanaon ,
Galesburg , III. , C. D. Schenck driver ; Belle
Cholly. b. m. . Claypool-Robert Ryan , B. W.
Bliss , Sallna , Kun.
Exhibition , Pacing Johnny.
Amateur bicycle racing , one mile.
Professional bicycle racing , two ml'es.
Exhibition , Pacing Johnny.
Settle * Simdny Hull in Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. June 10. The Jury in the
case of John Powell , the member of the
Cleveland Base Ball club charged with play
ing base ball on Sunday , and also exhibiting
the same , returned u verdict of puilty on
both counts at noon today. The deliberation
of the Jury lasted , from 7 o'clock last evenIng -
Ing until noon today. This settles the late
of Sunday base ball In Cleveland. '
Luivyrrji Drfrnt Din-lorn.
TORK. Neb. . June 10. ( Special. ) An in
teresting base ball Rame was played yes
terday between the doctors and lawyers of
the county. The score 30 to 20 testifies as
to the character of the gume. The lawyers
won. i
When you buy a proprietary article , look i
ct it before the salesman wraps it up , and '
aesure yourself that you are getting the
rjgbt thing. Substitution la rampant. ,
BARELY ESCAPES A SHUT-OUT
OleToland Just Misses Being the Recipient
of a Cipher.
FINEST GAME YET SEEN AT BALTIMORE
MglilnlnK Itnnlilr IMnjlne In the Mnln
1'Vnturc of tlir litiKncrinfiit
Iloooril of UntncN OH Utlicr
; IHnimindn. .
Baltimore , 4 ; Cleveland , . \ <
Washington , 9 : St. Louis , X.
Philadelphia , 7-7 ; Chicago , 4-10.
Hrooklyn , I ; Plttsburg. Z.
Now york-Clnrtmmtl : No gnme : rnln.
Itoatoii-Loulftvllle : No gntnc ; rain. ,
Detroit. 9 ; Kunnui City , I.
Columbus. IS ; St. Pnul , 11.
Milwaukee , ; Grand KupUK G.
JnJIanuimlls , 11 ; Minneapolis , 2.
BALTIMORE , Juno 10 , Cleveland nar
rowly escaped a shut-out today at the
hands of the champions. Viewed from any
standpoint the game was the finest seen
here this season. Tbp homf > team could
make but flvp hits off Young , while Pond
kept the visitors' hits widely Bcatt-r l. In
the ninth inning , with two men out. Mc-
Kcan walked , Durkctt singled and a douMc
by Wallace scored the only tallies credited
to the Indians. Lightning double plays
wcro the features of the game. Attendance ,
5,000. Score :
EZ71S 0 Totals . . . S 85413 1
naltlmore 10500001' I
Cleveland 00000000 2- :
Earned runn : Baltimore. 2 ; Cleveland. 1.
Two-bnBe hits : McOrnw , Wallace. Three-base
hit : ChlldH. Stolen haw : McGrnw. Double
Iilays : McOiuw to lleltz to Doyle. McKrun to
Tebenu , Jc-nnlngH to Poj-le ( I ) . Tlrst l > u e on
balls : Off 1'ond , 1 ; off Youmr , L lilt br pitched
ball : llowermun. Struct : out : lly I'onfl , 6 ; by
YounR. L PajMied balls : O'Conmir , Ikiwcrman.
Left on banes : llaltlmore , 1 ; Cleveland. 4. Time :
1:40. Umpire : McUonuld.
WASHINGTON. 9 ; ST. LOUIS , 3.
WASHINGTON , June 10. Kissinger and
Hart , who succeeded hjm In the tlilnl inning ,
wure ea. y for the Senators , six buse hits be
ing made off each of them. ICIng pitched
well , with the exception of the sixth Inning ,
when two bases on balls counted in the
scores. Douglass * hand -was injured in the
seventh end Murphy wimt behind the bat.
Attendance , 2,200. Score :
WASH1NCTOX. I ST. LOUIS.
11.11.0.A.n.l H.H.O.A.13.
Klsnlneer out. hit hy butted ball.
WnEhlnBton * 3
St. Louis 0000030V 0-3
Earned runs : WashlitKton. C Two-bane hliF :
Tucker (2) ( , Abbey (2) ) . Mnpulre. KUiR , Cross.
Lally. Three-bnbe hit : Turner. Stolen IIUBCS :
Hollman , Tucker , Abbey. Double plays : Cross
to Hullman to Grndy ; Selbnch to Muculre. First
base an ball : Oft KlsslnRvr , S : off Hart. 0. lilt
by pitched ball : By Kin ? , Hartman ; by Kissin
ger , Rellly. Struck out : Klnfr. Lett on bases :
WaHlilncton , D ; St. L iuls , 11. Sacrlllcc hit : Hor-
ley. Time : 1:43. Umpire : Sheridan.
PHILADELPHIA. . 7 ; CHICAGO. 4.
PHILADELPHIA , June 1ft Philnflclnhla
nnd ChlciiKO played a doubleheader today
and honors were even. The fielding In both
Kuines was wretched. In the second came
Chicapo batted Johnson nnd Flllelil Iree'.y
und the Phillies did not make up In hitting
until the ninth Inning , when they pot in
three singles and a double. Attendance ,
S.SOO. Score ( first game ) : ' i
PHILADELPHIA.
Chicago 10000003 0 4
Philadelphia 0 I P 3 I 1 1 0 0 7
Earned runs : Chicago , 1 ; Philadelphia. 3.
Two-base hits : Evcntt , Anton , Delebanty , Nash ,
Lojolc. Stolen bases : Oioley (2) ) , Dowd , La-
Jole- Double play : McConnlck to 1'fefTer to
Anson. First bane on bulls : Oft BrlBus , ; off
Taylor , 1. Hit by pltcheu ball : Clements.
.Struck out : By Brlggti , 2 ; by Taylor. 4. Wild
pitch : BrlBSS. Left on baw : Chicago , 4 ; I'hil-
adelphla. S. Time : 2:10. Umpire : McDermott.
I'HILADELI'IIIA , 7 : CHICAGO , 10.
Second game :
CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA.
H.H.O.A.E 1I.H.O.A.E
3b. i X 2 1 0 Coolcv. cf. . 1 0400
McC'm'k. E.I 2 2 1 2 0 Ilowd. 2t > . . . S 3 2 3 2
Lance , cf. . . 38200 LaJole. rf. . 13200
Anson. Ib. . . 0 0 S 0 I'llMah'iv. If 2 o n 0
Decker. If. . 0 170 ft Bovle. Ib. . . . 0 1 12 0 0
liyan. rf. . . . 1130 OMeFail'd. c. 0 0 4 0 0
Pfeffer. 2b. . 0 0 2 ( Tons. 3b. . . . 0 0 0 0 0
Kittr'ire. c. . 3 ! 2 1 0 Nasli. SB..2 (1332
Callalian. p 0 3 0 2 0 Johnu.in. p. 0 0 0 1 0
Flfi ' .d. 'p. . 00030
Totals . . .10152711 1 Orth 00000
Cl m'ts . .00000
Total A . . . 1 it 27 8 " 7
Orth .batted for Flfleld In ninth.
Clements batted for Mcl'urland In ninth.
Chicago 0 10
Philadelphia 1 p 0 0 3 0 0 .0 S T
Earned runr : Chicago. 3 : Philadelphia , , 3. Two.
bane hits : McCurmlcU. Deeper. I > o d , Delehanty.
Tliree-base hits : McCormlcU , LaJole. Stolen
Kia R S a. itssn B D P B E
To F/gOTHERS ,
V-E ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD " CASTOHIA , " AND
"PITCHEB'S CASTOBIA , " AS OUR TRADE MARK.
/ , DR. SAMUEL PITCHER , of Hyannis , Massachusetts ,
was the originator of " PITCHER'S ' CASTORIA , " the same
ihst has borne and does now ° n ever
.
siS/1.-
tear the fac-s/mi/e / signature of C&at rfse&c&Af wrapper.
-This t's the origins ! " PITCHER'S ' CASTORIA" which has been
ussd in the homes of the mothers of America for over thirty
years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the kind you have always bought , g.-- on the
and has the signature ofSffi bbi&X wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name except
he Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher h
March 8,1897.
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
( because 'he makes a few more pennies on it ) , the in
gredients of which even fie does not know.
' "Hie Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
Erwltt. McTm-mlck. IABP * < ) . OH h r < .
Ckxiiey. I > miMe plr : NRIII ! to Itatfr rirnt Imoe
on 1H : Off Cullnlinn , 4 ; off Jnhnnnn. S. nrt
FltlrW , 1. Htt tir nttchen MeParttind StnirX
curt : By OtlUihftn. 1 ; by johnonn 1 ;
hr ntVrld. 1. ] > ? wd 111 : MoP r lurid
l-ft on H i ? Chlpoco. . Phlli a ri > hl . 8. Tlmn
! : ! & , Um ) lw Mcl > emn tt.
HROOKI.YN. S : rrrrsmma 2 ,
HnooKivvT ? . June ie. nttpimrjr ami
Brooklyn pteyrt a puirif in a drlEEle nt
IStistern park this afternoon. The Kround *
In very poor shape , still the trnms
' to furnteh a close and
Swire :
piTTsnrna
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rf..l 9 I "ffmllh. If. . . 1 1 f. o o
ariffln. cr.,6 i t e e llHlrten. Sb. . 1 1 1 2 0
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Kcnnrflv. n n 0 0 t 9 lUwlor. ti. . 01000
. . . 4 Kll TnftJs . . . T C
Twt ) out wb n wlnrrtnr ; run % ra ncnred.
nrooklyn gOOOOOJO 1-s
PltUburf ; OOOOIOrO 0 1
ISamrd run : ItrooklJTi. 1. Plrst ba * on er-
mr : llrwktyn. J ; lMtt l irit. I. Irfft nn l csi
IlrwikU-n. 4 ; PlttKtiurc , D. 1'lrxt tutee on ballM
Off Kennedy. 4. oft lie wiry , 2. Wruck out : Hr
Kennedy , t , by Hawlejr , 1. Two-bnw hltsi
Smith. Ijicbnnee. Hnerlflce bit : PailUen.
Stolen bn ei < : Shlnille , Larhanee ( t ) , Hhoch ,
PeJden. Jones , l ahr Dmilile piny : lily to ! >
vr , lilt by plleherj Sliocti.irniilre : Uinnllc ,
Time : 2:08. : AttendHnce , 1.767.
NK\V TOH1C. June 10 New York-Cincinnati
cnme imntimnnl ; wet Krnund .
1IOS1XN , June 10. lUiMon-LouUvllle gain *
tiostpuiied on arcount of rain.
STANDING OP THE TEAMS.
Played. Won , Lost P , < 7
nnlttmore TG 27 Tj.O
Uoston 31 2 12 i-C
Cincinnati T.7 21 n BI.9
N < w Tork 34 111 lj r .9
Philadelphia . . . . . . . 41 22 19 B.7
llrooklyn SS 211 IS M.C
Cleveland 37 in 18 M.4
Plttsburc S7 19 IS 51.4
Lrml'Vllle 37 1. 20 4a.9
wnBiilncton" ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! M ii 2,1 : IO.B
St. LoulH 41 S S3 311.3
Games today : IMttsburj ; nt Itrooklyn.
Clevclntul nt lla'tlmore. Cincinnati nt Now
York. LiDulsvllle ut Uoston. ChlritRO nt Phil
adelphia , t5t. L.ouls at Wnnhlncton.
SCOH1SS OK Till ! > VKST1SH.V
\ VItinrrKro Drtrolt. Colliinbim , Mll-
ivniikft * mill IiMllniiiiinltH.
DBTHO1T. June 10. Abbcy'ii wlldncss , a
costly error nnd throe hits netted the locals
six runs hi thu third liuiliiK. Aside Irom this
the pame was fast nnd clean. Score :
Detroit . OOG10002 0-9
Kansas City . - , . . 00110000 ( V I
Un c hits : Detroit. 9 ; Kansas City. S. Kr-
rors : Detroit , 2 ; Kansas City , 2. Llatterles ;
Detroit. Halm nnd Trust ; Kansas City , Ab
bey nnd l > ulto.
COLUMBUS , O. . June 10. The bnttliiR : wis
the feature of Uio jrame today und Colum
bus had ull the best ( if It Daniels had a
flnpor on his throwing hand Injured , but
pluclclly tried to pitch out the pamn. liut
Hettfrer took his place In the eighth. Score :
Columbus . 2. 0 13
St. Paul . 30010222 1 11
nawe. hits : Columbus , 20 ; St. Paul. 13. Er
rors : Columbus , B ; St. Paul , 3. Batteries :
Columbus , Daniels. JlettRer nnd Buckley ;
St , Paul. McGlll. Prlcken und Spies.
GHAND HAPIDS. Mich. , June 30. The
Brewers bunched their errors In the third
nnd allowed the locals to make six runs.
Then they went In and beat the home team
out. Score :
Grand naplda . 00 G 00000 0-G
Milwaukee . 01012001 3 S
Base hits : Grand Rapids. ! ) ; Milwaukee. II.
Errors : Grand Rapid * 3 ; Milwaukee , 7. Bat
teries : Grand RajiUls. Scott nnd Twlnehum ;
Milwaukee , Jones and Speer.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. . June 10. Carney's
wlldnewi cost Minneapolis the pame today.
When he did put thu ball over It was
pounded hard. Phillips pitched Kreat ball ,
the elRht errors behind him beinR responsible
for the Millers' runs. Attendance , 1,500.
Score.
Indianapolis . 30003302 0 11
Minneapolis . 3
Base hits : Indianapolis , 15 ; Minneapolis , ( i.
Errors : Indianapolis. S ; Minneapolis , : t. Bat
teries : Indlanupolia. Phillips nnd Kuhoe ;
Minneapolis , Carney and Boyle.
STANDING OF THE TEAilS.
_ . , Played.Von. . Lost. TC.
st ran : . .H : w 14 ns.2
Columbus . - . . .10 2G 14 GT..O
Indianapolis . , . . .40 ' 25 1G 02 T
Milwaukee . , u44 il 1 HG.H
Detroit ' . . . 41 1 ! ) 22 4G.3
M'inneapolls . „ . . . 4fi 19 s ' 41j
Grand Ilaplds . ; 43 Ifi 2S 31. n
Kansas City . 44 12 32 27.3
Games today : Kansas City at Detroit.
Minneapolis nt Indianapolis. St. Pirn ! at
Columbus , Milwaukee at Grand Kaplds.
AMNoulatioii Scorcw.
CEDAR RAPIDS , la. . Juno 10. Score :
Cedar Rapids . 4 1 9
liockford . . . . 0 It G
Base lilts : Cedar Rapid.11 ; Rockford , 13.
Errors : Cedar Rapids , 1 : Rocltford , G. Bat
teries : Cedar Rapids , McDoupall and Pul
ler : Rookford. Kliiig and Qulnn.
&T. JOSEPH , June 10. St. Joseph-Burling
ton came postponed on account of rain.
PEOIUA. IU. , June 10. Score :
Peoria . Z 0 0 0 Z Z 0 I 1 R
Dubuque . 4 2 13
Base hits : Peoria , 3 ; Dubuque. 1G. Errors :
Peorin. 7 ; Dubuque , 2. Batteries : Peoria.
Harvey , HndKon and DuciJalc ; Dubuque , "
Smith. Nonemuker and Sullivan.
DES MO1NES. la. . June 10-Score :
Des Molnes . 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 G 11
Quincy . I 00100000-2
Base hits : DCS Molnes. 19 ; Quincy , 4. Er
rors : DCS Moines. 4 ; Quincy. 1. Batteries :
Des < Molnes , Mauck nnd Burke ; Quincy.
Monroe , Frl&bee and Traffley.
suiipiiisn THIS ijAcA.siimn TEAJI. *
PlilluiIrlpIilunN ItiiUo a n o l
A till UN t KiiKlIsU CruukK.
( Cropyrlcht , 1E97 , by Pres Publlshlnc Connmny. ) '
MANCHESTER , En . , June 30.-New-
York "World Cnbojram ! ( Special Telegram. )
The American cricketers arrived here last
night , and bright and early this morning
they were out basking In the sun at the
Old TrafTord grounds. Dottinguccustomed
to the sunahlne nflcr the long upall of Kloom
nt Ozford. Quite a number of spectators
were ut the srounds early to .witness tlie
Americans practice , and the English opinion
appeared to bp very definitely exprefised in
the remark heard often on the ground :
"Our'na ' 11 show Vm a thing or two. " This
mlKht bo Amerlcanls d Into " \\'e won't Oi
a thing to them , " und before piny HturttS
there WUH no other opinion on the ground.
But tonight , nfter the day's play IB over ,
there IB a feeling of surprise exhibited ull
over Manchester and Liverpool , nnd thp
pages are still trying to lind a reaton for
eight of the Lancashire wickets falling for
a imllry 130 runs. Of courfle the Americans
did not make a big score , liut no one expected -
pocted they would , and had It not been for
thd stand of Smith , who scored 22 not out ,
It is cjulte likely that the Lancawhlre lotal
would have fallen below It.
The match between the visiting Philadel
phia eleven and an eleven of Lancashire
be in here today. The weather was fin *
und the match waw witnessed by 7,0i 0 per
sona. The Americans won the loss and went
to bat. They wcro all out for their firit
Innings with 123 runs. Scores :
PHILADELPHIA.
G S. Patterson , c Smith , b Briefs . II
A M. Wood , b Cutte'l . si
J. A. Lent r , b Cuttell . .
C. Coates. c Sugg , b Cutli-ll
! ' . W. Rulstun , jr. . b Brlggs
P. H. Bohlen. b Cuttell .
L , Blrldle , c Cuttell. b Brlpgs
J II. King , c Hornby b Brlggs.
H. L. Clark , b Cuttell
H. P. Bailey , c Smith , b Iirlec * .
P. H. Clark , not out . „ . 2
Estraa . * . , , {
Totni . "i2j
LANCASIIIICE ,
Hornby , b TJalloy . 39
Paul , b Halley . , . 13
Tlndall. c Bolilen , b Bailey . 10
Baker , run out . . . . , . . i
Tyldonley. o Clark , b Bailey . 4 , . . . . . . J <
Sugg. , c KliiB. b Uailey . 4
llow.i-y , not out . 1
Jrigg , b Kins . . . a
rtittull , b Kins . 4
Smith , not out . , . , . 22
Ext rat . . . js
"
Total , for eight wickets . . . ] 30
CutlttH'g bowling WHB remarkably fine Ho
had twenty ovura , ten maidens and twenty-
Hlx runH for five wicket * . Brlpgn had u
Mtiowing of ceventy-boven runs for five
wickets.
The t-amc will be rcBurncd at 11:30 : lu llie
morning.
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i.
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