Til: OMAHA DAIL.V JIB 13: Till' USD AY, .U'NK 1-t 100.
1IULEN AND O'CONNELL HURT
Fnoblo'i Manager and Omaha's Captain Both
Put Out by Accidents.
HOME TEAM WINS A COMEDY GAME
Wlldcxt of I'lloliltill nnd l.inlli-rtiii
I'li-MliiK ! VUltorM Tom
blue to Hun 'I'll it
I H ull Score.
OnmliM, I7 I'iK'blo, I-.
.St. .fiiNfpli, lot Mun 'll, !
Hl-1 .IIOlllOM.- It Ib'IHIT, .
llmoU n, I 1 1 llmliiniill. I.
I'IiIIihI.Ii.IiIii. Ill St. I.oiiU, 7,
,' Turk, fit ClilriiKO, O.
IIonIOII, l I'lttKlllll'K, '.
eighteen base on balls lx each by Uur
rell, .S'owmcyer and ninckbtirn-and ten
Holding errors, nil mado by the Pueblo team,
wero the features of yesterday's contest nt
Vinton Street park. Omaha's players ;
liuldod without fault, hacking' up the or- ntlttr. If....
ratio work of their pitchers In superb Etylc, illlckoy. '.'b..
ThouRh tho Ramo as a whole was a rich j ft"",
ploco" of fotuedy, there wn ft touch of true- I McCaind'and,
piiv nt Dm iieirinnlnif and another near tho i Helllv.
n.,,1 In ih.. llrt ItiHlnncn Illllv Illllcn. the '
Rraclous, Rontlemanly tnanascf of tho
1'iicblon, sureumbed to a terrific blow re
reived snunrn on tho rlnht cheek by a
pitched ball. Hulcn was the second man at (
tm no siroue up 10 me p. ao u .
spirits, bound that ho and all bf his co-
workero would redeem themselves from tho
poor start they mado In tho opening game,
Poor fellow; The llrst ball Harry Hurrell
llred toward hint went wnio mo iiucnuuu
Plato and craahed Into Ilulcn's check with
a foreo that went him sprawling. Ho was
assisted to tho bench and came near losing
eonscloiihticsa. Tho ball had cut an ugly 1
gash Jut In front of his right ear. from
which blood llowcd copiously. Tender mln-
Istratlons were given him by Dr. Hanchett
. ....
and tho bail pluyeiis, but ho was unabio to
contlnuo In the game, licit, taking his placo
at .short and Graham filling in nt second.
After this sovero setback It was little won
der that tho visitors lost heart und played
like n lot of clodhoppers, for thc very verte
bra of tho Pueblo team was removed when
Hilly Huleu hud to take tho bench.
Captain Jack O'Connell, the man by whom
tho champions und all of the fans wcar
with hearty Rood will, was also tho victim
of a painful Injury' in tho eighth Inning
Dalryniple had ticen passed down to ilrat by
Newmeyer. "Dal" was. Indulging In his
kittenish antics about the base when New
meyer sought to scntch him napping. Ho
shot out bin south-paw nnd the ball took a
peculiar twist, catching Captain Jack s right
bund In such .1 manner aa to break the mid-
dlo linger at tho llrst Joint. The flesh nnd
nail were Kcparatcd and tho crimson started
in a stream. Atraln'wem tho services of a
physician nccrosary and Captain Jnck had
to surrender his plate nt tho Initial bag to
Kebsctmeii, while Bgait followed "Ileb" In
right Held. Score:
OMAHA.
AH. H.
11.
1
1
O. A. B.
2 0 0
t 0
.". .1 '
11 0
:: 2 0
s O II 1
3 ' 1 0 l
2 1 0
0 1 0
010
27 12 "0
0. A. B.
2 0 0
2 ;s 1 1
12 2 1 ,
0 o 1 1
2 0 t j
1" 1; 0
2 :t 0
2 1 1
1 '2 "
020
21 la 10
0 n 17
Hacr. if
Toman, ss
McVlckcr, cf, ..
Hebsamcn, rf..
Lauzon, e
O'Connell. lb.;
Muokoy, 2b.,..
Hoy, 3b
Hurrell, 11......
Nowmeyer, p..
4
li
5
t
r.
n
t
1
1
Totals
'...v.. to
17 II
PUKHLO.
"AH. It.
...... 4 I
2 1 1
I :i
tv. 2
McIIulc, of
Gralium, 2b
Parrott, lb
Anderson, rf....
Dalryniple, If...
Kelly. ::b :.
tCl
Heltz, ss
Snook, e......
Hlackburu, 1
Andrews, p
Totals
Omaha
Pueblo
II
1
0
I
0
12
1
1
0
H
. . . .3'j
.216
2 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0-12
; Burned runs: Omaha, S; Pueblo, 2. Two
liuso hits: Rebsar. en, Lauzon, Hoy, Hur
roll, nulryiuplo, Hlnckhurn. Three-base
hits: Rebsamcii, Parrott. Kelly. Home run:
Hoy. Saerltlco hits: Hurrell, Parrott. Passed
balls: Lauzon. 2; Snook, 1. Wild pitch
Hurrell. liases on balls: Off Hurrell. 0;
off Newmeyer, fi: oft Hlackburu, C. Ruses
011 hit by pitched ball: Hy Hurrell. 1.
Struck nut: Hy Hurrell, 1; by Newmeyer,
3: by Andrews. 1. Stolen liases: McVlckcr.
Lauzon, O'Connell, Hurrell. Parrott. Kelly,
iiciiz. lime: ..ov. 1 mpire: ainuca.
SAINTS AVIN FROM Till) SIOIX.
Anotln-r VIlNMoiirl (inr-ie Into AVIileli
Hie llleiiii'til of l.in-U lliilereil,
ST. JOSBI'll. Mo., Juno i:i.-(Spci-lal Tele
gram.) St. Joseph won today's gumo from
Sioux City hy a score of 10 to I. Hotll
pltcr.ors wero hatted rather freely, but
freely. llUt
Matiplu, for St. Joneph, managed to keeo
lilts morn scattered limn did Foi-Ruson.
Muuplii also received better support. Bach
...iin 11. mm u iiiii-ii viium, 1 1 III moux VII H
errors w-ero made when they meant runs
for St. Joseph. Strang's hatting anil baso
rUlinllll? Worn fo.-ltlimu tin i.nt r..,,,. l.l. a
. . ,, :, ... i n..-
out of lo times to bat. Munagsr McKlb-
bcti luid IMIImim had their troubles In left-
llcld with the sun. McKlhben lost fvo long
.11 '"-..".. .. ",al- ii'iini'-u i or .1
,,,,.. ' .?.. iU .... 1 1 1 t .u '. .'""i a
runner mado two bas-es on. Bbrlght urn-
it red n good game and thero was llttlo
kicking on either side. Score:
ST. JOSEPH.
AH. R. If. O. A. B.
Strang, 3b
Hall, ss
Kllnff. c
Schrall. of
.McKlbben, If
Davis, lb
Hrlstow, 2b
y.eltz, rf
Alaiipln, p
1 2 0
1 3 1
u n o I
r n o l
2 0 !
S (I 0
2 0 0 I
2 0 0
0 2 0
27 7 3
O. A. B.
0 0 2
2 4 0
3 0 0
1 n o
12 0 0
o o i
3 1 0
3 .". 0
0 3 0
24 14 ,
0 5 '10
....;!
....4
....I
....3
....3
....I
..,.::
....:!
o
Totals
.32 10 12 27
SIOUX CITY.
AH.
R.
1
Hiillmnn, If
Hrashear, ss...,
Hansen, cf
Nlles, 31
Glasscock, lb...
Camp, rf
O'Deu, 2h
Cote, e
Ferguson, p
Totals ......
St. Joseph
2
(I
0
II
0
0
1
0
"5
1 4
0 0
1
1
II
i
o
l
o
u
0 0
3 0
....27
..0 0
..1 0
Sioux City
0 0 0- I
Barned tuns: St Joseph. 6; Sioux City. 3.
Two-baso hits: Hall, Davis. Hrasheur.
Nlli-s. Cimin Cole Tbren-biisn hits: Hall
man. Sacrlilco hits: Hull, Kllng. Maupln.
DEMAND PONU'9
EXTRACT AVOID
ALL IMITATIONS.
FOR
ALL PAIN
Rheumatism
Feminine
Complaints
Lameness
J Wounds
FACSIMILE O
UOTTLE WITH
'Bruises
' f!atnrrh
BUFF WRAPPER
BIOS Burns
UOC Piles
POND'S
EXTRACT
U It will Cure.
lO'Dcn. Stolen bw Strnnjr (it, Srlirull, nnd Mnroi zy. Mason got a bad panto f notcrs fr..m lou.t Ni brnskii, houtli
lirashW Double pin vs. Strung to Brush- I nititlnsl Wcifer. This game nml thi Slio- Dakota, Minnesota and Illinois nre hero.
car. llrafhinr (unasilsti'd). Htruck out: Uy i waiter-Marshall adjourned Kiuno wto left , ' u i
MatiplfiV a Tr Vrrgusoii. 3. llnses on balls. I unfinished, to be concluded today. The llrhbw I'nrli Mnllnef Snhir
off Muu lit, 1; off I'crKUfcon. 3- Hulk. Shownlter-Marshall frame was left In even limner Allen, mnnrlRcr of Hip Omaha
m, ,..i i...l hull Kiln it. Time: 1:OT, , i,nt,m ai tin. ..mnlm? phIiim Shnwulter . Driving nark InlnmN to innkt thp second
I'tniilrr. Kbrlght.
nrwiut mitns
A win THWM.HII.
I) MiiIn.n Tnki'N n llnrd Full )ut of
thn THm-ihi Terrors
DISH MOINBH, June 13,-(8pcclal Telc-Kramj-nes
Moines won from Denver to
day by bunching hits and through the In
ability of the visitors to And MeFurland.
Hut nlnu times did Denver net a man to
llrst. A man hit by pitcher, a thrccbORKer
and a pa ed ball ruvo Dos Moines two runs
In tbn llrVt and In the sixth two bases on
balls and two singles gave the locals two
more. Attendance, l,"on. Hcorc:
DBS .MOINES,
AH. H
II. O. A. K.
i t 0 0
1 0 0 0
i i I o
0 110
1 '- 0 0
I) ! 0 1
0 A L ' 1
0 5 2 0
J 0 7 1
1 7 10 3
H. O. A. B.
?. 2 0 0
0 2 10
0 2 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 10 0 0
0 0 II 0
1 4 2 U
13 0 0
0 1 0
1 21 15 0
2 0 0 0 -l
0 0 0 0 0-0
Thlcl, If
Naale, of
Mines, 'Jl
Hruln. 3b
Warner, rf....
Parker, lb
Hall, ss
I.omnn, c
.McFiirluriil, p.
Totals M I
DBNVBH.
AH.
.. 4
.. 4
.. H
.. 3
.. I
H.
0
0
0
I)
0
II
0
0
0
11)..
I.cw.ce, BS 4
Hulllvnn. c.
McNcely, i
Totals 31
0
Jjesvwo.iicH............ u
Two.bflB0 ,,. M,or 2). Three-base hit:
xugle. Double plays: Hall to 1 lines to
Parker: lllckey to Lowee. liases on balls:
on :; m ,'0 ,l'stnick o.u-
u''..'u?lan d"V.;S' MNeelyf ."ss'ed
imiis: oman, 1; Hiillivun, 1. Time
1 mpire; iraiuey.
SlnnilliiR of the Tennis.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C
OuujIiil
j,".,. ' ;"
it. Moines ".
.H2
21
11
1.1
i
,fVI
...3-3
...31
. . .20
...31
...33
17
IS
It
ri
12
.Kit
.521
.4s:i
.119
13
IS
20
St. Joseph
Mlmtv IMfv
Sioux City ..
.375
(JAM HS OF
I'll 1-3 .NATIONAL I.I3A(it'l3.
Clneliiiuill StrlUes 11 llnrd Look
Streak 11 1 llrouUly 11.
HHOOKLYN. Juno 13. Harrctt wns put
out of the game for kicking today and the
t'lnolnnatls became demoralized. Wood,
who took his place, misjudged two Hies in
the seventh and before the homo team re-
tired six Hrooklyn men had crossed the
plate. McGlnnlty allowed Cincinnati but
lour lilts and was faultlessly supported.
I Jones was hurt by a Ditched ball und re
tired. Attendance. J.aw. score:
HltOOICLYN. I CINCINNATI.
n.II.O.A.K. Jl.H.O.A.13.
! .lonox, rf.... 110 0 O llartett, cf.. 0 0 3 0 1
llnm.ml ..F 1 1 ft fl A f II h I
0
ice,.i-r. 'rf..'. 3 3 s o o' Corcoran, iiO 0 !
3
jemrg, it. 2 1 is
Wiecknrd. If 1 2 3
i-ni'at"" 002
Daly, 2b 222
0 0 Hockley, lb. 0 0 12
0 0 Mcllrlde, rf. 1 1 2
0 Crawford, If 0 1 1
2 n Irwin, 3b.'... 0 1 1
2 DHlelnrdt, lb 0 0 2
0 0 Pottz, c 0 1 3
0 0
0 0
0 0
4 0
1 1
6 1
l-.irrell, c... 1 1 4
McUln'ty, p. 0 0 0 2 0 llrelt'H'n, p. 0 0 0
4 0
Totals ..12 12 27 12 01 Toluis
1 4 27 IS D
Hrooklyn 0 0 1 0 0 2 C 0 211
Cincinnati 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
Barned runs: Brooklyn. 6; Cincinnati. 1.
Home run: Daly. Three-biiso hits: Keeler,
l-urrell, trwln, .MoHrlde. Two-ouso mis; 1
ICmlvr. Crnwfnrd. Klrst tiiiso on errors: I
Hrooklyn. 1. Ift on bases: Hrooklyn, 3;
Cincinnati, fi. Struck out: Hy McGlnnlty, 3.
SucrllloM hit: Dalv. Stolen tiases: Jennlncs.
Sheckard (2). Uases on balls: Oft MeGin-
nlty. 3; off Breltcnsteln. 3. Doublo plays
Duhlen to Jennings. Hit by pitched ball:
Hy McGlnnlty, 1; by Dreltensteln, 2. Time:
2:10. Umpire: O'Day.
Hunker Do It unln.
iunu r 110 11 AKun.
PIIILADBLPHIA, June 13. Piatt was In
irood form today und kent the hits of St.
Louis well scattered. Philadelphia, on the
other band, hit the ball hard ln nearly
Score: "
KT. LOt'18. I riULADULI'IIIA.
It.lt. O. A. i:. IUI.O.A.B.
IlUlkett, If.. 0 1 2 0 0 Thomas, cf.. 1 1 0 0 0
lMilrlclf, rf. 0 1 2 0 0 Hliwlf, If.... 13 10 0
Kelstrr, s..0 1 2 2 0'Delnh'ty, lb 0 2 7 0 0
Donlln, rf... 0 1 3 0 0 Flick, rf.... 3 3 10 0
MrOann, lb. 1 2 fl 0 0
McKarl'il, c. 2 2 7 2 0
Dlllanl, 3b.. 2 0 0 1 1
Chiles, 2b... 1 3 S 4 0
Qulnn, 2li.
2 0 4 2 1
Dolan, 3I... 0 13 0 0
Hoblnnnn. c.
Suilhofr, p...
Tliomuu, p..
2 2 u 2 0
CroHS, vs.... 1 1 2 4 0
Piatt, p 2 0 0 1 0
0 2 0 3 1
0 1 0 1 0
Totals ..U 16 27 11 0
Totals
7 11 2t 10 31
St. Louis
0
0 10
?' 3
1.0
Philadelphia
1
0 2
I'nmnil Hina- Kl liiU 1- Phi Indelnhla. .1.
Two-liuse hits: Single, Flick. Sacrillce hits:
iKiaeip. t'liuos. uo an. T nomas, inree-uaoo
! hits:
Robinson, llurkctt.
Stolen bases:
ifulnliir. Siidhoff Oulnn. Chiles. Single
Double pluy: Chiles to Delehanty. First
baso on "balls: Oft Thomas, 1; off Piatt, 1.
Left on bases: St. Louis, S; Philadelphia, 9
lilt hv liiti-hed ibnll: Kelster. Flick. Cross
Struck out: Hv Siidhoff. 3: by Thomas, 1;
by Piatt. 4. Passed uaii: lioumson. Time
2:15. Umpire:, Hurst.
Kid Mi'liuU' Great "Work.
ltnSTON'. Juno 13. Nichols waB an
,,l, fn.lnv lining 1,U fnr nnlv llirpn Brill.
. terlnir slncles durlmr the camo. Hamilton's
I drive over left Held fence scored tho only
i run In tho name. Attendance, 3,000. 8coro:
UtlSTO.N. rlrlnjillivu,
It.H.o.A.i:. n.II.O.A.K.
' Hamilton, cf 1 1 40 0 cooley, lb... 0 0 12 0 1
.....n ... rt , n n ,1 T.int.A.. u n n A
niiiun, on., v i . v itiinir. .u. v v
Harry, lb... 0 0 10 o 0 Ileaum't, cf. 0 1 10 0
, Hluhl. If 0 110 OAVagner. rf.. U 0 2 0 o
lohb, h o 0 1 2 OWIlI'ms, 3b. fi o 2 6 0
l'lecmn. rf. o o in no'llrl'ii, tr.. 0 l 1
iwp, 2b.
0 0 2 5 0 Kly, s 0 0 0 0
lailc, c...
0 2 2 2 0 O'Connor, e. 0 0 1 0 0
.01010 l'hllllpnl. p. 0 1 0 3 0
N'lchuls, p.
Totals
Hoston ..
1 6 27 12 0
Totals .. 0 3 24 18 1
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 -!
Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Burned run: Boston. 1. Homo run: Ham
ilton. Doublo play: Kly to Ritchie to
Cooley. Sacrlilco hit: Stohl. First base on
hulls: Oir N'lrhols. ': off Phllllnnl. 2. Struck
out: Hy Nichols, 2. Wild pitch; Phllllppl.
Wlillewnsh for C 111 on no.
NBW YORK, Juno 13,-Tho New Yorks
again defeated tho Chicago today, scor
ing their third consecutive beat. This Is a
record for recent years. It wuh again a
pitchers' battle, Hawley lmving the bet-
ter of It. It was through his clover pitch-
lng nnd tho Now York's sharp fielding that
0 only twenty-eight Chicago players came to
At-
NI3W YORK. I
n.H.o.A t:.
CHICAOO.
H.H.O A.K.
lU'ann
St'lbucii,
2b. 0 0 3 8 0 Chillis. 2b... 0
If.. 0 110 0 Ryan, cf.... 0
Davlr, ss
I 0 Hunzt, lb.
Ooyle. lb.... t 111 t 0 Orecn. rf.... 0
Vnnll'n. cf. 3 3 11 0 McCor'k, 3ti. 0
Hlrknian, 3b 0 0 2 2 0 CllnKin'n, 0 0
tiower n, c.
o 2 ,1 1 O.Phance, o
Hawley, p..
0 0 0 3 O arlllllh, p
Totals .. 5 S 27 tt 01 Total ..0 G 21 11 6
New York 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 r.
Chicago 0 0 000000 0-0
Barned run: Now York. 1. First h nun nn
errors: New York 2. Left on bases: New
i orK. en cneo
Green. Hacrllice
i i - r iiAi ., ..!
Vanllaltren. Dnutilo iiluvs: Hilu-Ipv
IlOuerniau to Hlckmnn: niensnn tn 3nl
buoh; Hickman to Doyle. Passed ball:
llowermail. Tlmo: 1:M. I.'ninlre; Sivnrt.
WOIK1.
StniiilliiK of the Ten in .
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Philadelphia
Hrooklyn ....
Pittsburg ..-
Huston
St. I.ouls ...
Yi
41
li!
40
12
44
40
41
27 ir. .IM.1
'.'.'i lli .010
23 23 .JIM
20 20 ,&00
20 22 .4ili
20 21 .4Vi
17 2!
17 21 .415
Chicago
New York ..
Cincinnati ..
Admits Terry Gets I'iniiire .lull,
WASIIlNGTON.Juno 13. Pcesldent Young
today uppolnted W. II. Terry of Mllwaukeo
n rsuiiouai league umpire, no win com
mence worn in Ht. L.011IS Biitunliiy.
irnlverNlty Athletes Off for Purls.
WASHINGTON. Juni 13 Tho flonri-n
town university athletic truck team ot
wus ciiy, cinuiKJseu oi e. j. jinriou, man
ager: W II. Fnlev. trainer: Arthur t,-
Duffy ( world's champion 100-vurd snrlnter);
Bdmuud Mlnahan, sprinter: J. B. Mulligan,
cnntaln of track team, nnd W. J. Ilnll.m.i
nunrter-mlle snrlnter. will leavo hero Hun-
day. Juno 17, for Hoston. from which pclnt
tliey will embark Juno 20 for Paris, -where
they will compete In the exposition athletlo
luuiiiiiiiicui. iu no ii.-iu Hii-ir,
. : -
Miownller Ilefeiitn Mnmhnll.
PATHS. June 13. Today the following
drawn uini' from previous rounds were
repiuycu, wiin tno iniinwiiig results: uno -
waiter and Mutson drew, as did Schlcchter
beat Marshall and Mason defeated Dleder.
Tho drawn cumes between ltoscn nmi
Mason, 8chlcchter nnd Mlosc, Maroczy and
TschlRorln and Urody und Schlechter urc
still pending.
HUflSE BID UP AT LAT0NIA
Owner of I'rlnce of Wlllr Helnln
III in by rni'ltiK Alime
ButvrliiK l'rloe.
CINCINNATI, Juno 13.-After wlnnliiR
the last raco nt Lntonta Prince of Wales
was run m by I.alrd from $000 to JSoO. ,
Chcrrlngtoti & Co. bid $So6 una rctalneu .
boost'
lilUH iiuirvt iuia in mn mow """
nf I tin meolllll- Triilnv'M SOOft WOS ItlntOSt
nil that could bo desired. Tho class of
horses that contested wus nil Rood. Tho
track wus fast. Hcsulta:
IMrst race, six and one-half furlongs,
selling: Douster Swivel. 105 (Hobcrtson), .
to 1, won: Tunlson, 103 (Lynch), 33 to 1.
second: Flop, 101 (Ilarshbergcr), 3 to 2,
third. Tlmo: 1:21H- Funtasy, Lord Krnzlcr,
Hrlghtlo 8, Opera D, Headley, Covington,
Mark Hanna, Isllt) and Olllo J also ran.
Second race, four und one-half furlongs;
Great Star, 107 (II. Wilson), 1 to 1, won;
I.ady Uramble, 112 (HertlliR), 5 to 2, second;
Telephone Girl, 112 (Overton), 18 to C, third.
Time: o:65!4. Bmprcss Ughtfoot, Mrs. Gran
nan, Mattfo Uain, Auchcndrnyne, Bssgoe
jiee, 'Mugglo Voune, Llzetta S und Miss
Theresa also ran.
Third race, one mile, selling: Dissolute,
101 (Van Camp), 15 to C, won; Barilla, 100
(C. Murphy), 9 to 2, second; Prince Wllhelm,
W (Michaels). 2 to 1, third. Time: 1:11.
Atlantus, Violet Parsons, Badlo Hurnam,
BmmiL Stevens nnd Itlchardson also ran,
Fourth race, ono mile, handicap: Great
Land, 1(JG (llcrtlng), J to 1. won; aaivarse,
110 (O. Lewis), 8 to 1. second; Lord Zenl, 11J
(.viason). 'J to 1, mini, i unc; i:i?4. j-.iik-hurst.
Tho Star of Bethlehem and Charlie
O'Hrlen nlso ran.
Fifth race, llvo furloncs: Droghedn. 113
F
,0V.
oUl: (Overton), 3 to 1. won; Uonelmrt, ICG (W.
assed jioney)( r, to 1, second; Porter H. 107 (Ma
: I.00. ) 8 t0 j third. Time: 1:02. Irvins
Mayer. John Sullen, llulllday und John
Druho also ran.
Sixth rnce, six nnd one-half furlongs, sell
ing: Prince of Wales, lOiJ (Harshberger), 6
to G, won; Northumberland, 107 (Robert
Bon), 7 to 1, second; Kilt, 105 (llcrtlng). 13
to 1, third. Time: 1:2014. Mlzzourl, Hotha,
Little. Hilly and Dandy II also ran.
wo StiiUes Decided nt (Srnvesenil.
NBW YORK. Juno 13. The Tremont
slakes brought a largo crowd to Gnivesend
today. There was a good ueai 01 disap
pointment, as Tommy Atkins, the hot
favorite, could do no better than third
They cot awnv to n fulr stnrt. tlio favorite
refusing to follow his Held. Prince Pepper
took the lead ut the fall of the "ag and
"e " Vi , :,VShn,'rear a, d
won ln a drive. In tho Falcon stakes First
Whl, wns Ulo choice and, after indulging
Tho UuH, wltl, Ul0 lead lnt0 t,0 tretch,
hu cam() .uvuy ,iml won wtl, u i,t l0
spare. Imp had llttlo trouuio in winning
tho second race. Sho took tho lend at the
start and was never lieuded, winning easily
by n couplo of lengths, it wus ner trial
for tho Suburban, und a good one. Sum
mary: First ruce. six furlongs: l'lcaruy, in
(Hullman). t to 1 and 3 to 1. won by a
head; Sanders, 112 (Turner). 7 to 1 nml 5
to 2, second oy liuir a lengiu; ionsior, j-v
(McCue). 12 to 1 und 5 to 1, third. Times
1:10 2-5. Merry Day, llarlbert, Vesnvlan,
Favonlcus. Danforth. His Koyui liignness
and Hen LodI also ran.
Third nice, ono ml e and n (ilioricr: imp,
12 (Tuber), 9 to 5 and I to 5. won by two
lengths; Gulden. 97 (Odom), 2 to 1, second
l.v hnlf n length: Lothario. 101 (Muher),
4 to 1 and 8 to 5. third. Time: 2:0S. Latsou,
cimrcntus, Knight of tho Garter and Tinge
ulso ran.
Third mop. Tremont stakes, six furlongs:
Hlues, 115 (Muher), 5 to 1 and S to 6, won
by a length; Prlnco Pepper, 115 (Jenkins,
1.1 tn 1 nml 6 tn 1. second bv 11 neck: Tommy
Atkins. 125 (Spencer), fi to 5 and 1 to 2,
third. Time: 1:13 4-5. Ilolsteln, Hedeck, The
puritan. Handwork nnd All Green also ran.
Fourth race, Falcon stakes, one mllo und
a sixteenth, selling: First Whip, 106
(Maher), 9 to 5 und 7 to 1, won by R length
. . ,f . u m (Wlnklleld), 7 to
j nml 5 to o. second by three lengths; Red
Path. 103 (Odom). 4 to 1. third, 'lime
1:4S 1-5. Ceylon nnd Hammock also ran.
iririh rnfn nvo nun 11. nnn iuiioiiKs: ivuh
ig Hoer, 112 (Patton). tt) to 1 and 20 to 1,
on by a bead; The Rhymer, 112 (Fumer),
to 5 und 3 to 3, second by a length and a
ulf: Strategist, 112 (McCue), 10 to 1 and
4 to 1. third. Times i:o4-&. pr. uiinun,
Ada Heatrlcc, Callcar, j-iceiwiiig. .11111.!',
Sun i.nls. ltusslan. Cresson, King s Favor
ite and Gautama also ran.
civil, mrn n,n in In lllld a slXtCOlltll. SOU-
lng: Autumn, 110 (Maher). 11 to 5 and I to
2, won by a nose; Oliver Mac, 103 (Odom),
:i to 1 and even, second by two lengths;
Lucky Star, la taicvuei, - 10 1 u i
third. Time; 1:50. Dolando, Dunblane and
Magic Light also ran.
I.'iiviirltea AVm 'Kill All
en tj-iiTiu Timn 13 Tho bard rain of
grounds very heavy today and the talent
.ere m Br,,at In picking nil the win-
,.a Qlv fnvnrllnu In nil oil llrst anil IIS the
hotting was heavy the losses of tho liciok-
lex were corresnonuinKiy neiivi. m-nuiw.
T.'irm rn. lx nnd one-half furlongs, sell
lng: Moroni. 114 (Crowhurst), 11 to iu, w-on,
and 3 to
llarrlo i-ioyo, iui w. ""-"i
5 econd; Iron Chancellor, 11 (J. Matthews),
6 to 1, third. Time: 1:2S4. iBenhum, Troll-
i.Ano, o i .1 -vi 11 arn frill iiini, r.in.
Second rnce. ono nnd one-eighth miles,
Felling: Ramlro II, ill i-aiiany). 10 j.
won; named, si w. 1. "o-," u ""","
to 5, second; Dlmoruls, fO (Talley), 10 to 1,
third. Time: i:ii-)4. jihicd nu-iuiiuiui
n..i,.iU x-i..iit Uimzollo. Hiiuchlv und Larus
"' - .. " '
rpi,ir,"i i-nw. lv fnrlnnits. handicap: Tom
Collins. 105 (Morse), 1 to won; Kindred,
g, (Talley). s to 1 and 3 to 2, second; Aunt
l.Marj, V lUaiOJ, l i, lllllll, nine.
I Bummer and Annlo Stum also ran.
Fourth race, ono and one-sixteenth miles
I. -ill . mint,.-.,l CI T1'i1n K tn 1. wnil
ni'illliK. iiintuti ,-.' " -
Russell R, 91 (J. T. Woods), 3 to 1 nnd 6 to
0. second: Myth, 1 iTulley), 11 to u. third.
Time: l:3li. My I.ast Hope nnd Crocket
ill am rnn
Fifth race, ono nuin nnu seventy yunis
uplllnir! nien Ijike. 95 (Dale). i to u. won
Bl Caney. li tt row nursi;. a in i nun iu
second: Connie Lee. 109 (Do well), 11 to S,
third. Tlmo: i:.v.'. cnnroucri, ico nnu -eu
dlesomo Miss nlso ran
Sixth race, live furlongs, for 2-year-oh
Amn..rn. tGllniore). 8 to 5. won: Ml
y.nrn. io". r.i- AVoods. 5 to 2 and 4 to 5. sec
nnd; Amoroso. 103 (McGinn), 7 to 1, third.
Time: 1:03. Tennis Girl. Frenchle, Iilllv
Patterson and Ktijoy uiso ran.
Remits of HncInK nt llnrlein,
cittCACO. Juno 13. Weather cloudy
tmek henvv nt Harlem today. Summary:
First race, six furloncs: Scales. 100 (Ross)
1 to 2. won; Pruetorian, 112 (Holaiid , 2 to 1
second; Charlie Moore, 109 (Dupeo). third
Time: 1:20V Utilize, Prentlso, Colgutc
Melocole, Venlta, Mandamus, Tnyon, I-.ada
Smirk and Hawaii ulso ran
Rnerind race, soven furloncs: Sliver Dale,
113 (T. Hums), -I to 5, won; Sannazurro, 0
(Wulsh), a to 1, second: icon, juj inioociyj
third. Time: liuovjj. nanus, j.ny in
lnnd. Dunlzula and Tenny Hello also ran.
Third raco. flteonlechusc. short course
0 selling: Governor Hudd. 117 (MelliiBh), 9
1 to 1, won; Itolfo, 111 (Johnsonil, 7 to 1,
o second: Honeswer. 125 (Worthlngton), third.
Tlmo: 2:15.
rn n.
.ufaiig nnu i'tiii iiecKcr aiso
Fourth rnce. ono mllo and seventy yards
Orlmnr, 105 (Dupee). 8 to B, won; Teuccr,
no iHnland). even, second: Kontticky Hnbo,
90 (Jackson), third. Time: l;)4. Cogmoogey
also ran. , ,
Fifth race, seven furlongs: nunnopkburn
102 (Hiilz), 7 to 10, won; uruiare, tu iwiiiu
snenml! Orlen 97 (Newcom). third. Time
. .n.,' t1....1l.. T llnlllrrnn nl.l Aflln. llltin
iliiTyi joHopnine. oan aiuico, i-iiin. jimu
Hawb3y"Dtoh,j;:",n?.loaV sell
lng: Trimmer, 112 (Miller), 7 to 2, won;
Hluo I.lck. 110 (Cay wood), even, second;
Oxniird, 109 (Hose), third. Time: 1:5514.
Castuko, Maryland, Hcserve, Guess Mo nnd
1'uy ino 1'iuuicr aiso run.
Mntt Allen I'iijh IjllO.r.Op for Colt.
NF.W YOlilv. Juno 13. A number of year
lings, tho property of tho Dlxlana stud,
weru sold bv miction ut Gravesend today.
Those bringing $500 or over were:
Hrown colt, tiy Dr. .Mcuriuo-Ainmimn, at
Murphy, $2,000.
tirown eon, ny ur. .iicuriuc-mucsai, j.
I-Vatherstone, t,W.
Drown colt, ny liunovcr-.viaurice ttimyar.
M. Allen, J10,0). . . .
Hrown coit, uy Dr. aicuriue-iiiiiigni, t.
Welch. $2,500.
Chestnut colt, l.ombra. W FlaniDeuu-
Flam, H, Hocbo, 1750.
Hrown colt, by Longlllght-Mo II, J. Iv.
Holland, $C00,
Chestnut colt, ny ur, . .Yictinuo-r loron,
C. Hrown, $1,100.
Trotter 'Wlim nt Gun .Shoot,
SIOI'X CITY, June 13.-(Speclal Tele-
Rrum.i Kdward Trotter of Klngsley, lu.,
won tho Interstate championship at the Boo
I mm ,.inh mmnni ahmn m,iav 'ivntio. n ,i
three other shooters (led In tho regular
i ovent. Tno otners were: it. Klein,
Solrlt Iike: II. J. Steene. 'aterIoo. ami
j, w (jay,), soux city. In the shoot-oft
I llnvil drnnned out with three, shots, tfteeco
with live, Klein with eighteen nnd Trotter
1 null urter Hitting ninetenn tunes. Tno
I shoot will end tomorrow, About clchly
muttnee nf rnr in hp held at tbci nark
next Saturday afternoon excel In point of
Interest and cntertnlnmcnt tho very suc
cessful matinee held two weeks nRo. Tno
horsemen are evInclliR a Hre.it degree of
Interest In the races and it large number of
entries have been mado for the various
events. The track will be In excellent con
dition and tho big grandstand will provide
accommodation for all of tho spectators
who desire to sco a pretty racing as could
bo witnessed anywhere. A band will be lit
iittcndnucc and furnish music between tho
racing events.
ltnees nt Denver Postponed.
DBNVBH. Juno 13.--Today's races nt
ovrrliiml park were poatponocl on uocount
oi rajn
CROWE WILL MEET COLEMAN
Friends nf thc Oiiuilili Mini Confident
or UN Ability to AVIn
Out.
Tho wrestling match between Michael ,
Crowo and Frank Coleman will be held
Wednesday night, Juno 20, at Brlllng's
hall, Sixteenth nnd Corby streets. Crowe
nnd Coleman met last nlRht nnd decided
ti)on me time and place or moir meeting.
Tho stakefl for tho contest nro now In the
hands of tho stakeholder nnd both men nre
prciutrlnz for what each believes will bo
tho match of his life.
Owing to thu local popularity of Michael
Crowo and the splendid record of Coleman .
it Is believed In local snortltn; circles I lint
their match will bo ono of the best wrestl
ing exhibitions ever witnessed on n mat In
Omaha. Crowe's nplendld showing against
jiecn uiuon, ino ciuunimm oi me world,
recently, nnd Olsen's high compliment to
his ability causes tho locul wrestler's
friends to bellevn thnt lie will bo victorloilM
In the mutch. Crowe said yesterday
that while ho was conlldent or success ho
wns prepared to put up his best effort, ap
preciating that In Coleman he would meet
a past master In tho art of wrestling.
Miss llnvt Wins nt (inlf.
NBW VOitK. Juno 13. ln the women's
enlf tournnnient nt thn Metronolltnn asso
ciation today Miss Hentrlx lloyt, former
woman ehamnlon of the United Stntes. de
feated Miss Fargo by three up and four
to play. Miss H'oyt's scoro was;
out, 4i: 111 37.
Miss Fnrgo's score: Out, 40; in, 42.
Miss Mnndn Wetmoro defeated Miss
Gcnevlcvo He-oker, 4 up and 3 to .Play.
Scores: Miss Wctmore Out, 47; In, 33.
JIJss Hecker-Out. 49; in, M.
Miss I'nderiuil won over .irs. .wirain.
Score: Miss Undorlilll-Out, 62; In, 53. Mrs.
Morgnn-Out, r2. In, M.
Miss llurlbut defeated Miss Chnuncey.
Score: Miss Ilurlbut-Out. 51; in. 61. Miss
Cliuunccy Out, 63; in, 50.
rarls Exposition Pictures, Part II, now
ready. 10 cents and a coupon cut from Tho
Bee, page 2.
Suit Anulnxt City.
Mt-h Mnrv .1. Anderson lias beclin suit
against tho city for $3,000 dnmnges, alleged
to navo necn sustaineii uy reuson 01 u ae
fcctlvn sidewalk at Twenty-soventlt nnd
Mmniet. streets. Mrs. Anderson savs that
her leg slipped through a hole at the cor
ner mentioned and that she was so seri
ously Injured as to be In n permanently
crippled condition.
Vote early and often.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
P. Hons of Chicago Is In the city.
Paul McCormlck of Hillings Is In the city.
Ralph Worms of New York Is ln tho city.
Will Howorth of Teeumseh Is nt the Mil
lard.
Tj. W. Iamb of Burlington is nt tho
Murray.
J. A. HIcc ot Stuart, Neb., Is at the Mer-
chnnts,
M. H. Fries of Arcadia Is at tho Mer
chants.
Ttov. J. H. Prcssdn of Btromsburg Is ln
tho elU'.
W. H. Btowcll. editor of tho Auburn Post.
Is lu Omaha.
Miss Josle D'Ancuera of New York Is at
tho Murray.
Genrco F. Palmer of Broken Bow Is nt
tho Merchants.
m. P. Keefe of Cheyenne, a stockman. Is
nt the Merchants.1'"
W. F. Auld of Red Cloud Is registered
at the Merchants.
J. Ii. Inno nniMt. A. Wilson ot Kansas
City are ln Omaha,
James McKinnon nnd wlfo ot Chippewa
Falls, Wis., aro in tho city.
Wllllnm P. Hakewell. representing tho
l.csllo syndicate, New York, Is at tho Mur
ray, j
P. T.. Gutlemnn nnd J. A. Harris, bankers
of Broken Bow., nro guests of tho Mer
chants.
J. H. Cnsebcer1 of Blue Snrlngs. editor
of the Blue Springs Sentinel, cnllcit at re. I
publican headquarters yesterday.
A. D. Beemer, member of tho republican
stuto rentral committee for thc Seventh
senatorial district. Is In thu city.
S. A. ltoberts of Arapahoe, M. O'Sliea of
Lincoln, J. A. Work of Seward nnd Richard
Kuestet- of Grand Island were at the Bar
ker Wednesday.
Mrs. W. T. Coad of Rapid City, S. D
nowly elected member of the directory of
tho General Federation of Women's Clubs,
was at tho Millard yesterday.
John Iloeso of Broken Bow, de
partment commander of tho Grand Army
ot the Republic of Nebraska, returned to
Omaha yesterday from a Chicago trip.
-Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Simmons and R. H.
Norvnl of Seward, A. W. Clarke of P.ipll
llon, J. W. Dnlau of Indlauola. I.. Davis ot
Petersburg nnd F. P Glazier of Bdgar wero
Wednesdny guests at tho Murray. ,
H. W. Bllllngsley and It. J. Greeno of
Lincoln, S. J. Woekes and D. II. Cronlu of
O'Neill, AV. H. Stowell of Auburn, David
Hrown of Nebraska City. AVIIIInm Steufer
nf West Point, Jeff T Stono of Mluden, H".
P. Miller of Grand Island and F. M. Ruth
bun of McConk were nniong tho state
Etiests ut tho Her Grand Wednesday.
Nehrasknns nt the Merchants Wednes
day: S. P. VnnWJcklo and G. AV. AVIrt ot
A'ork, P. J. Coffey of Spencer, J. H. Bosser
man of Superior, AV. B. Colvln of Pawlet.
P. H, AVood of Friend, R. H, Hanklln of
Cambridge, Dr. S. Hlnlr of Bennington,
Thomas If. Pratt of Lincoln. II. A. Schnei
der of Cedar Creels and A'. Schaefer of
Tekamnh.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Thn Sunday school of Unity church will
picnic nt Illvervlew park this afternoon.
President General John C. Breckenrldgn
ot tho Sons of tho Revolution hnji Mint out
a communication calling attention to the
fact that June 11 Is Flag day.
Gospel meetings nro held daily at 2:30 and
S p. m. In. a tubernucle at tho corner of
Fifteenth and Davenport streets. Rev.
Bennett ot Illinois Is In charge of tho
meetings.
Tho Midway lawn social, which wns to
havo been held at tho residence or I. W.
Carpenter, Thirty-eighth street und La
fayette avenue, Tuesday evening, has been
postponed until Thursday, June H.
At Its regular weekly meeting the Ileal
Bstato exchange, determined to locate its
annual picnic nt Arlington nnd llxcd the
dato for Juno 23. Tho commltteo on ar
rangements was nlso authorized to extend
an Invltntlmi to the lawyers, doctors and
city nnd county olltcluls to Join In tho out
lng. A nieotlmr of tho populist county central
commltteo of Douglas county has been
called by Phnlrmau Gcorgo Baworth ond
K..rntni-v 1. l." AiAi-eiirt v f of Friday even-
Inu-. .limn 15. Thn meeting will 1)0 held nt
tho rooms of tho Peter Ceoper club, 1515
Howard street, and business of Importance
Is slated to bo transacted.
rip .TnMenh Teielvnl arrived In tho elty
yesterday from his homo In Craig, Neb.,
Wilt WUS IUKOU1 ni once in m. n "
hospital, whero ho will undergo a surgicul
operation for tho removal of a bullet from
his knee. While bundling a pistol ten days
ngo tho doctor accidentally shot himself In
tho left log, tho ball lodging In thu knee.
Frank Flala, n teamster employed nt thn
government corral, Twoniv-seeond and
Hickory stteets, was severely Injured in u
runn way at 9 o'clock yesterday. I Jo was
hauling lumber, when tho tonguo fell from
tho ring In tho neckyoke. nnd Immediately
the team became unmanageable. 'lho
wagon was overturned and I-lain was
thrown out. It Is supposed thnt one of tho
horses, both of which were sharpshod,
stepped on his. wrist, severing, tho artery
and breaking both bones in the forearm.
His Injuries wero treated at tho pollco
station,
Mrs Oyld, who runs n cigar und neWB
stnnd nt 1339 South. Twenty-ninth avenue,
n-ported to the pollco yesterday that a
sneukthlef had robVd her of $2.50. Tuesday
night she says sue saw a man hi wiuuu
shu hud Just sold a clgur reach Into a
box In which sho keeps chnngc. seize a
handful of silver und run awuy. As ho
turned to pass out of the' door she caught
a glimpse of his face and recognized tiltn
as tho man who, two weeks ago. hud
robbed her of $5 under very similar cir
cumstances. She hadn't noticed him par
tlcularly, she uys, while nelllnif him the
cigar,
OMAHA QUEEN HOLDS HER OWN
Leaving 01 on wood Eoftral Ilundrtd Votes
Behind.
THREE NEW LEADERS TO THE FRONT
rlimiHes .Ms n In (be Council HIiilTs
nml .North .Nebraska lienilersblii
In The lleo's Popular (ilrl
ViH'iilloii Content.
While wo have uo change to chronicle In
tho leadership of the Omaha list It will
plenso many of our readers to note that
Miss Kern's gains yesterday havo given her
front rank In number of votes of all tho fifty
four contestants In tho Held nnd places her
so much In tho lend of Omaha competitors
that it seems probablo eho will be able to
hold tho place
... i ,,n .i
"0 mo cci
for sovcral days, Tho other
celestial region uro so cloro to
each other that tho prophet will havo to bo
a thoroughbred who will predict their rank
after tho next counting of tho ballot.
Tho race In north Nebraska le beginning
to becomo qulto Interesting, u new caudl
d.tto having ouddenty plunged to the front
and a decided Increase In tho vote being
apparent among tho participants,
Tho following Is tho scoro up to 8 o'clock
p. m., Wednesday, Juno 13:
Katie Kern, l) hull's UJIU."
I, nolle Pnrrli.li, .Veil. Tel. Co . . . . 1,0 II)
Mil)- Alliec, .Vut'l HlNiMilt C 1,010
Alia llrehleiitlinl, AV. F. Stneehcr.1,11 10
Hopliln .Miller, A. Peterson OIO
Kntellc Vim Horn, .Veil. Clotlilnir
C
Blla Crane, I.lnlngcr & Metcalf
ill it
819
WW
IK1
Jvutncruio tiuwell, laco cleaning...
I Nelllo Cratidull, Hoyles' school
Tena McNulr. B. II. Terrlll
I'll
Courtney K. Dale, Mrs. Bcnscn
Mario Taylor, C. Moore
Mury Devlne, Swift and Company....
Mary Mnlone, Neb, Clothing Co
Mary Bowers, Boston store
Grace Sheely, Hlchnrdson Drug Co....
Maud Williams, Ambrose L. W. Co..
Bmm.a Inman, Boston store
Knnnlo Gosney. Armour Pkg Co
Eva. Cnyley, Country Publishers' Co..
Blslo Motz, Pnxton hotel
Kittle, McGruth, Cudnhy Pkg Co
Bcsslo Aver, nurse
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201
21.1
223
200
170
144
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Clnrn Feree, Rumser & Kerr
Bird Healy, Boston store
Kuto Swnrlzlandor, public library..
Leonora B. Chardc, Sherman & McC.
Dena Brnndeiiberger, milliner
Mrs. Blla Qulinby, nurse
Btta Heed, building Inspector, S. O..
Lucy Gamble, teacher
Nora Bmerson, Adnms express
Ola Warehlne, Murray hotel
Blvlnn Howe, Dally News
Olllo Johnson. Hong Kong Tea Co
Oma Patterson, AV. O. W
Pearl Llngerfelt, A. V. Todd
Hosella Vlckery. Boston store
Bsthcr Simon, Hayden Bros
Bertha Meyer, Thompson, B. & Co. .
Kuto Powers, M. 13. Smith & Co
Mrs, Brown, Boston store
Fannlo Koutsky. Nnt'l Biscuit Co....
Pearl Price. T. M. Grain Co
Jennie Bnblnowltz, Bennett's
Alfhlld Headland, Commercial Club...
Grace Burstall. Kllpatrlck s
Bmmu Quick, Payne-Knox Co
Jennie Chnvunx, MeCord, Brady Co.
Frnnces T. Bucholtz, Cnrter Iad
AVorks
Alice B, Mills, Her Grand
Phlllpplna Kunold, Krcllcr
Katn Ryan, teacher
Bmma Colburn, McCord-Brady Co....
Cas-sle Arnold, florist
Blla Gamble, Om. Furniture Co
Bertha Housemond. Cudahy Pkg Co..
Clara Gray, Neb. Grain Dealers' as
sociation .
Kuto Powors, M. B. Smith & Co
Loulso AVeltzcl. A. P. Bly & Co
Sadlo Hummell, Bald lift's
Jean McCormack, City Steam Laun
dry ,
Minnie Mack, Army Headquarters....
Llliie Miller, Megoath's
Cora B. Cox, David Cole
Maud Ayers, teacher
Bthnl Thompson, Kllpntrlck's
Norn Raker. People's Store....
Anna Owen, nurse ,
Blla Smith, .Hartford H. Ins. Co
Anna Kelly. Hnydon Bros
Margaret O'Den. Hayden Bros
Dora Helmrod, Public Library
Adalene Doherty, B. & M
Alma Llndiiulst, M. B. Smith
Annie Cameron. Rosa Art Store
May Van Brunt, teacher
Anna Jones. Nebraska Telephone Co..
Jennie McMillan, Bennett's
Grace Maxwell, Hammond Pack. Co.
Clara Holmes, Swift nnd Company....
Mary Howley. S. O. Tel. Kxchgnge...
Grace Simpson, Klopp, Bartlett & Co.
Helen McArdle, Bradstrect's
Council Illiiffs.
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MABEL ADAMS, Bartlct & Miller
419
Kill t It Stevenson, AVestern Union 453
Addlo Ucecrort, liosiou smru
Rosa Beck, John Ilcno & Co
Mrs. Amy Klsscll, nurse
Bmma Case, Boston store
Cora Gretzer, tencher
Maud Bryant. Peru Plow nnd Imp. Co.
Nettle Kracht. Beno & Co
Anna L. Hutchinson, Bcno & Co
lown.
MABBL BAKBR. Glcnwood
Daisy Ledwlch, Harlan
Mao Skldmore, Boone
Bdytho Nolen, Carroll
Bmma Maxwell. Neola.......
Bessie Noycs, Missouri A'alley
Fannlo Deur, Missouri A'alley
Maude Evans, Sioux City
Hairict AVIlklns. Clinton
Grnco Haln, Perry
Louie Gllroy. Perry...
Mnv Thorp, Gleliwood
Augusta Bowker. Glenwood
Be&slo Fenslcr, Missouri A'alley
Xurtli elirnUn.
TENA KLEIN. North Platte
Fronln Dewltt, Grand Island
Gwendolen Tuylor. Blair.
Ftorcnro Howell, Grand Island
Delia Parker, Central City
(Vila M. Chase. Way no
A'lrdle Welch, Pnpllilon
Fannlo Norton, Norfolk
Jessie Iclirnm, Columbus
Jennie Newton, Fremont......
Lconore Roeder. Grand Island
Mae McCormack, Blair
Ida Miller. Florence
Emily Koupul, Wist Point
Anna Long, Schuyler
Eva Phelps, Blair.............
Bertha Gulou. Grand Island
Edna E. Williams, Grand Island
Nettlo AV. AVutts, Grand Island
Tootslo Taylor, Grand Island
Anna Lobnow, Norfolk
Josephine AVhitted, Florence
Helen Porterileld, Fullerton
Miss Johnson, Crete...
Kuto AValker, Lexington..
Jeanctto Pederson, Arlington
Hena Ayr, Pupllllon
Nettlo Foley, Blair.......
A'lnnle Eaton, Central City
Bessie Kroll, Dodge
Ella Vlzzard, St. Edwards
Mouth XelinmUn.
KATE BCHMINKB. Nebraska City..
Catherine Marlow, Beatrice..
Antonis Kessler, Plattsmouth
Olga Bishoff, Nebraska city
Ida McCarl. McCook
Helen Welch, Lincoln
Muo Burr. Lincoln
Martha Hay ward. Nebraska City
Mav Reynolds, Wymoro
Nina Rosa. Lincoln
Henrietta Hollowbush. Lincoln
Helen McComns, Auburn
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Grnco Mosely, Ashland
UVhRWORKED MEN,
DELICATE WOMEN,
SICKLY CHILDREN
TAKIi
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No otlmr preparation has ever received so
many voluntary tostlmonlalb from "",
people an the world-famous Marlanl Wine.
Mariani Wine
WORKS WONDERS.
Bni.i nil HriiBsriBtg. nefiwe substitute!.
i.ioi t. m.. m VJ. 15th t.. Now York,
publish a handsome book of endorsement
of Hmperorti. Kmpress. I'rlnces, Cardinals,
Archbfshops. and other distinguished per
ionages. It Is sent gratia and postpaid to
U yo wrjj tor y,
t'rrr,,'
VIIUMWIl
Married Women
sclcutinc lini
ment ptepnren the IkkIv for the Mtsln uion II. and ptcoctvci
the symmetry of foin Morui r s I-Kti.Nti also obviates
nil the d.iiiRer of rlilld-bitth, mid entries llie cxjiectniu
mother Mlely through till critical period without pnln It Iswomnn
greatest blessing, and thousands gratefully tell of the great good It
has done them Bold hv nil drtiRKlsli at ft eo per tattle ,,, ,
Our little liook, telling nil iitioul this grc.it remedy, wilt be sf at
free to any nddtess by Tiiu IliiAlil iblii Ki.uii.ator Comcant,
Atlanta, Georgia.
J HE illLlfFW STATfliW
LOW RATES
ALMOST EVERYWHERE
Philadelphia and return, JC0.73
Chicago and return, $12.7."i
Kansas City and return, Jj SO
Denver Pueblo Colorado Brings
and return, $13.00 ...
Glenwood Springs nnd return, 131.00...
Oden. Salt Laku City und
leturn, J32.00
Hot Springs, S D. and return, US. 10.
Custer. S. D. (Sylvan Lake),
and return, $20.00
Tloket Olllco,
1 502 Farnnm St.
- Tol. 250.
A POINTER
Arrongomonta foryour Summer Vnoatlon aheutd
not bo ccmplotod without first asking about . . .
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Excursion
Rates . .
VIA
THE UNION PACIFIC
tn affect on Junt 21, July 7 to 10 Inc., July 18 and August 2nd. Bummtr WKi
curslon nates of
ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP
Plus $2.00 from Missouri River to
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Ogden and Salt Laki
AND OTHER WESTERN RESORTS.
TICKETS GOOD FOR RETURN UNTIL OCTOBER 3IST.
Telephone 316. City Tlokot off loo, 1302 FirniRlW
Piano
Sale -
All of our pianos that have been rented to the schools
of Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluffs are being brought
in on account of school closing. We find that we have not
enough space on our piano floor for alt those instruments.
Rather than pay storage on them we will close them out re
gardless of cost. Here aro only a few of the pianos that must
go in this sale. Pianos sold on monthly payments if desired.
1 upright
1 upright
1 upright
1 upright
1 upright
1 upright
1 upright
1 upright
piano, rosewood case
piano, mahogany case ........
piano, walnut case
piano, ebony caso
piano, mahogany caso ,
piano, walnut case . .
piano, ebony case . . ,
piano, walnut caso . .
piano, mahogany case
1 upright
In addition to this Btock, we havo a complete line of
Ohiokering, Fischer, Foster, Franklin, Jacob Doll and twenty
ono other makes that are being sold at very low prices. We
handle Eurdetto and Newman Bros, organs. Pianos moved,
fiiTiori nnd ronnirrl "Now nlnnns fnr rnnfc. fPnlnnlinn IfiBft
HAYDEN BROS
51
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Little Ben-Hur same
quality smaller size..
, DlstrlbtUors,
ir-.m.ini .vi-nn ulupclv tuftly riRiire. iul
pi ,e I lie IIKIOI llirir KirilFn inunn
I hc bcitirg of chlldtcn li tty
i..,'... ... - .ii,. , . ,ii,M OiniirlliicM TliKmn
V i.'.,. I.- I I,,,. ..r hv III,' line Ot MOTIIBR'tl
ji.c.cr uy i.i iiv.
Mother's
nt i wo be
fore baby
come, as Ihl
Friend
.June 14, 15 and 16
.June 25, 2il and 27
....July 2, 3 and 4
Juno 19 and 21.
July 3, 7. S, 9.
10, it and is.
......... .,
I iYUHliai I
and 21.
Duiilngton Station
1 Oth and Mason St
TOI. 1ZU
Excursion
Rates . .
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IB3
.$ 75.00
. 95.00
. 100.00
. 115.00
. 3 25.00
. 135.00
. 150.00
. 175.00
195.00
I
Gives
Perfect
Satisfaction
10c.
5c.
Oiutihu, Neb,
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