Till? OMAHA DAILY BTJK: TUESDAY, ATJOUST C.' 1902.
OMIU LANDS TOE LAST ONE
Tied Garni nf Dm idolneg Eria a Victory
for lourlita.
liOrrtR'S SLANTS EASILY STRAtGHTtNED
Twelve tafXtea Gathered ky a
Horn Tram Dairlan Ik After
earn.
TVfclla ladertakers
Get fcwt Pavaav
: Omiht pulled on (ont out f tb mlr
rhea .t had become a rather threatening
fcog Vy defeating I Moines U tkt Hut
gam of th series Monday, 8 to 8. Th
wy th bos batted to do It sounded Ilk
promts of mora Victoria to com bow. H
u "Pet" HotTer, too, whoa thsy so ever
lastingly lambasted, "Fat" doe mot look
tba part of hi nam at ail and h ear
talnly wa set treated aa such a cognomen
deserves. . Twelve blia u what bpps9d
to him, and four of them ware big ones.
Emphasis wa lent the punishment by the
fact that moat of the batting waa done by
tb players who are a ear the botteui ef the
N.tuag average column. Ed Hick mad
fcocd in bl aew position ef second In the
balling order br siaklng a doubl aed the
tingle. The two hits, br th war,
cored the fir it thre runs, on la th third
And two U ti fifth aad It looked for Yea
Innings a if llickey had certainly won tb
cam.
Th Undertaker only had one ran. vhiek
they took la the Brat a two singles aod
a error by Tear. Along la tb savantb
they took another;, on a slagl and a error
toy Hlckey, aad tb three tall! tl!l looked
rood. But tb Rangers eouida't resist rub
Itng It In, for It wa eerUlnly their turn,
o la th eighth they poled out tv kite,
half of then twe-eacksrs, and soorad tbr
run mora. Dn Moines scored again la the
ninth, bat only once, Warner' thr-bn
ger putting; him wbar he came In aasUy
en th ball -which Backol batted alow to
Stewart. ?
Pear Oaabla Play.
First Baseman Pear- U th flrat Omaha
wan to execut unaided a double play en
the Vinton fitraet nark rrnu side thla as
on. Th irirk bat been dope -only one
before abd then, by aa unusual coincidence
It was accomplished by a Do Moinea
player, Flrat Baeeman Wllaon, at the ex
pense of Messrs. Dol&a and Stewart ef th
Omaha team. That was a awlft By bait frora
Ac' bat to Brit base, however, catchtfif
Jo off the bag. It wa on May 17.
Teaterday Fear had a differeat propo
altlon. With Warner on Brat In th seventh
Burg batted a bouncer down th line, and
iWsrner thought h would go on to second.
Then fed changed Ms mind, but meanwhile
Fears had secured th bail, aod touched
blm a he wa reselling for th bag. Then
Fetey- arrived and Fears, also tagged the
midget. It was 'th lllin Brtt batsman's
unusual day all around. He batted a triple
aad a two-bagger and; mad two . luscious
rrori.
Umpire Abbott bad tiro or thre clashes
with Des Moines players, but tber was
nothing dolor for Joe Qulnn. ' Abbott la
a quiet fallow who Simply shakes his head,
and that settle It.. Net a mease or even
a smothered curt has been his quota In
two games and thee thing war so com
mon with those- other more diminutive
umpires,.. It-has been learned that Bex
ton sent him out aa much becaui he
Is bl enough to whip-any man In tb
league 'as - because he Is a good, steady
keaded Judge of a baa ball situation.
- Today Omaha plays In Pes Msine and
tb team, will lu)txrsturBiuneU. August 11,
playing In Peoria, Milwaukee, St. Joseph
and Kansas City besides oa this trip.
Oentns was In the gam again yesterday,
. limping soma still, and is In shape to take
'the trip. There were 1,500 people out for
. th goodbye game. Score:
OMAHA.
: AB. n.
It
A.
a
i
i
1
. t
' i
Carter, rf., ...,., I
Hlckey, Jr 1
Oenins, cf ....... ...... ..4
Fiona, If ,....
Jiolan, ea.. ,....8
He wart. tb.. ,. .
Pears, lb 4
Gondlng,. c. ..... 4
JJrowo, p .4
Totals Si II H 11
PES MOINEB.
AB. R. H.
A.
0
Clark, cf...Y,
Qulnn. b....
O Ury, aa
Yiavla, Xb...
vrur, rf.,
4
ejntit4ii
4
-.4
W.V-."- aP . -
JcKof, if
lxi bet-K,
Hotter, p
.4
.4
.4
.8
Total
U
9 0
U 1
S 4
Omaha 0 0
Kolhea ,..,...,..1 i0
Itl
0 I
Earned runs f Omaha, 1; Des Moines, 1.
Two-baa iilte: liinkey. Fears, Uomting.
Thr-b4 tit'.t: Pears, Warneir. rvo.cn-
fce hit: Dolan. Stolen baaes: in-own (.),
Carter (3), lackey, Oondlnir. First base on
C'i Jlu.Vr, 2. t'-ruck out: If
l)rov.rt. It by ilofrar, i. Left on beses:
Omaha. 8: Dos Motives, C Double Maya:
Fear (unassisted;;' burg to Uulna to
3avls. Time: l.ii. Umpltel Abbott,
Balats Knock Keaaa at.
MILwAUKtB, Arg. Joseph won
today's same with euee by knocklna Kenna
cut of the Ikx la- thre ImiltijjS aliti tiie
total of ten run. Al'.ecdavnct), &. b- ''e:
B.H.i;;.
ft. Joaei h .... I I T I M I I 0-10 11 0
Milwaukee ... 00010-lJ7
taitorioa: rt. Juowfh, Citlurt and Tv. ii ;
Miiwuk, Fruketi. Tboraiua and Luvia.
peavtr Ksotki tiaataat Oat.
COlRADO 8FF.INC-9, Aug. t-Denvaf
knocked tiaton out ot trie box In the flrat
two InniMKa today, securing a wimUiig
Uad. M.'.Ncrlv v,aa tm tiu but could Out
lisad tlie xiattvta ot. tVvr:
nir.E.
renvee ;.. t 4 1 1 1 0 B-ii ii 4
Coio. X?rutf... Q 0 1 I 9 1 0 0- 8 4 1
alatterlea: Colorado tsi.iMi(j, Oaaton, Mo-
1 1 a , jr - w
Faware ef Impure unl adul
teialc.l lvia"S 6urltg hot
weather. A girt n.n people
lBor from poison In this way
each umur. , V guarantee
tli at Ooid Top bottled bear Is
abeolutely pure not only that
but Its a splendid summer touts.
Jetter DrcY.inCo.
So. Ciuaha. ftch, 'thib L .
Omaha OfTlce, 'Phone 1U2.
LIE MiCKILl..
Wbi loesle Fxaler.
1011 Vain, Co. Lauii. 'Phone J.
Ef.sY r..;:Y!i
ICfXiPorsTrn
iuj.0oJ .14
lia BMkoa -M tr our aura an4 aara aj,'m at turf
tnv.a-E'1 a,U'!T aa ataa I It t a. ri:m tu u
... lit l..n,l,4 I'IT ').. Ttui
, 1- liat O-.S
t
I 1
Newly arid BaerwaJd; Denver, Lempk and
jnct.onneii.
Oames reetpaaed.
At Feorte Peorla-Kanssa Cltr ram post
poned; rain; two game Wednesday.
taadl.s f .e Teaaae.
Flsvd. Won. Itct. V.C..
Omaha fc M M .01
Invr M M 7 .
.Vllwnk 4 M M .MS
Ktnan City 43 41 .KM
B. .aph fiS 4t 4J .611
Cnlorarto Bprlnss .. S7 44 4-1
Ia Molnta M M M .f4
Fraria M 14 W .Ui
Osina todav: Omaha at Ta MolnM.
KanKBa City at
it ienver.
Proria, Colorado Pprlnss i
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Lla - Defeata eetw ta flavea-
laalaa; Cawtest, Rata Iatrfr
lc with th Flay. '
BOSTON. Atir. 4 t Iule haat 'Rnatoii
In a svn-lnnlnt same, erorlna a solitary
run. Frtlllant Oaillng ty Carney, who
threw Ursnhear cut at the plate, saved
Boston from a worse dereat. Currle had
the Boston batters at hie tnarrv. Rain
stopped the game at the end of the sev-
ST. LOrts. I BOSTOJ.
mho. a. a. i H.oaa
Prahr, lb. ( 4
I'n.e af ' k 1 a
;ptar, t.'.,
Kl'-tenla, 1k..
t 4
tTw, lb-.
e
9
e
I f
i!
t
Smoot. ef.... f 114 e raatar,. tt....
M.ir. If... 1 tK'.rn.r.
rf..i 4
n. e i i e
rrr.ii, ...
"-, a... 4 t t I
lurtntaa. . 4 4 i I 1
irm'f'r, 4 1
Lit meet, lb,.
Lone, M . . . .. 4
xoran. a.....
Kaaaa, f-...
11
Br, I 1
Carrie, p.... 1 I l
Tvtalt ... I tt S 1
TeUla I tM IS
Meraa out: hit by batted ball,
nt. Louia o
Boston 0
0 0 0 1 0-1
MMliM
EXnibla tilara: Dexter to Tennev. Lena
to Tenney, Farrell to Braahnar, Carney to
Moras, Baa aa balis: Off Kaaun, 1; off
Currle, 4. Struck out: By tason, 1; by
uania, a. iui4i i:za, empire ; urvwn.
Hew Tavls Laaaa Another.
rTcW TORK, Aug. 4. The local players
lost another gam to th Flttaburg cham
pion here today by a acore of ( to 7.
Costly mislays war made by New York
and McUlnnlty hit three batsmen, on
iil h two occaalnne a run foliJWL New
York made a rally In the ninth Innln.
scoring four runs off of live hlta. tnU thre
wane inaulflrlant to offset the lead of the
champions. Attendance, l.tuo. Bcorei -
PITTSBt'BO. NIW TORK.
tt.H.O.A.S l R.H.O.
CUrt.. If ... 14 14 SlRrawaa, H. t t S
Boumolli, of 4
a e
iMeurir, aa. .
1 1.1 la
tah, lb..,, i t 4 4 IjKma'b't, a. 4 4 J i I
aaa, rf... 1 4 MHUbl- IKi. t 14 1
tiuil U, la.
li. la. 1 1 11 4 1,1
' J". . '. I 4 4 t 1 i
lirawa. ef.... 4 14 4
dinnar,
t-Jon.i It 4 4 14 4
(jeitrer,
Laular. ... 1 I s 4 e
OXonnar. I.. I I I I a Km'ih. tb.... I I I I
Pbimapt. 441 ;w.')lnltr, a 4 1 1 1
: , t --lWaU 4 4
Totals ...I tint ti -
I Totals ... TllflU
'Batted for McOInnlty In the ninth.
Pfttshurg I 9 110 61 1
New York t 1 1 4-T
Flarned runst New York. 1: Flttsbura. 1
First base a errors: Mew York, t; Fltts
burs;, 1. ttit on bases: New York, T;
riuptiurg, t. First baae on bails: Oft
McUlnnlty. off PhlUitml. 1. BUuck out
By MoUlnnitv. 1: by Fhllllppl, 4. Threo
bftte bits: MoQann, Clarke. Two-base
hit: Clarke. Stolen banes: ' McOann,
lAuder. Clarke, McGraW (2), Wanner. Htt
by pltohed ball: MoUlnaity tS, Balk, Phll-
urpi.. cuipire: tumaua. him; . sm ,
BROOkLYN, Aug. 4.-Brookiyn defeated
Cincinnati by t to 1 toflay. Each aide
made a rurt In the first tnnlnir. but' there
was bo further scoring Until the Utter half
f the aaventh, wlwin the borne players got
two more runs on three elngles. a aacrl
fai tMia' ytimhla nt Farrell'a bunt,
The bltchlns- bonora were' about aorualle
divided. 'Moor: . . -
PBOOKLTM. I CINCINNATI.
K. HO. A.B.I M. HO. AS.
Ibookard. M. 4 4 I 4 ( K.IK If .:. 4 4 4 4 4
mart rt.... a s a K-ir, ie.. a i
vita. ef.... 414 frawtord. rt. 1 1 1 4
tahla. ... 14 4 1 of. 4 1
kanNll. a.... lilt I Plata. tb....,4 (III
Vix:rrv, lb 4 1 11 4 40oroorttn, aa. 4 4 t I
Jr-aln. lb.. 4 4 4 1 alw.lnrdt, Ik, j I I I
rioo4, lb.... I I ( ljPoal, ?..... 111
Hasbas. ... 4 4 4 1 SiBarg.n. a.... 4 t I 4
b.n. 4 41 'Hi.lnrdt, tb.
lb.... I liPoal. p.,...
p... 4 4 4 1 Barn, a....
ToUls .u I tiiUl ToUls ... 1 114 11 I
Brooklyn ....' 1 4) O.0 I 0 -
Cincinnati ...... I 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Karned runs; Brooklyn, 1. First on er
rora: ClncitinatJ, 1: Brooklyn, . Left on
base: Cincinnati, 7. Two-base hit: DaU
len. Three-baa hlti pahlen.. Stolen baae:
Kewler. Dnubla play: Floor to McCreery.
tacrine hits: Farrell. Irwin. First on
balis: Off Hue-nee, 1; off Poole, L Struck
out: Br HuKhea, 1; by Poole, L Attend
anoe, 1,800. Time; l;ts, Umpire: Lynch.
White Weakens la Twelfth,
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 4. White weak
seed in the twelfth Innlnsr today and Chi
cago made sit hits. Including a double and
a home run, ecorlng five runs. Up to that
time th game had been a pitchers' battle.
Attendance, ,Zvi. Score:
CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA.
ft.K O A B I R.H .O A B.
J-ioee, rf-..j.' 14 4 4 Thotnaa. f.. 1 I I 4
& If-ef. 1114 v wa.tr't a. lb. 1 I 1 I I
Chanoe, lb. 1 I 14 4 4 Barry, rf 4 4 14
tiohtM, (.... 4 iJannlma, lb. 4 111 1
Wnnama. 11. 4 1 4 4 4 Kru, lb 4 14 4
tinaar, a.... 411 C,Loo;n, q 41144
Leae. Ib.. (ill (tjnoui'a. It.. 44141
kiii. a i I I I 4 r!viwitl, aa. 4 4 4 1
f baaror, is. s r r s a I
Ta;lur. p.... 1114
ToUla ... I 4 M M I
Totale
1 14 N 11
Cri'.cago 000000010001-7
I hlladelphla 10000000000 0-1
Earned rune: Chicago, I; Fhiladcl;hla, .
Two-baa hit: . Taylor. Three-baae hit:
Woiverton. Hctne run; Cliance. Sacrifice
MU: Blali, Woiverton. Stolen baaes:
Schaefer, 1 horn as. Left on base: Chi
cago. 10; Phllaarjphla, .. Flrat base on
bfels:
out:
ua Taylor, i: on wnite, s. etruric
aylo
out: By Taylor, li by White, a Pasatd
balls:
Dooin, Time: 'US. umpire: o Day.
Ctaacia f th Teaiuaa. -
yed. Won, Iost. P.C.
83 6S .7T,9
1 60 41 .Bi
in . 4S 40 Mi
M I 4S 40 .6.8
89 41 ' 4 .4
85 . 89 4 .4 i
89 M 13 ,4'4
ba U U .M
Plttshurr
Iirooklya 11
f'rttcao , a.,,., 8H
Foston 81
fcl. Louis .........
V inciiiriau
FhiiaiVlg-hla ......
Mew lora
Onmti today: Bt. Loirls at Bosten, Pitts
burg- at New York, Chicago at lhlladol-
puiav, Clacinnatl at liruuaiu.
Af.
r-rto s M
LEAGUE GAMES
it.
Loals Takes Aaather front Baltt-
saor Wlthoat Betas
Paehe4-
ET. IX5UI3, Aug. 4 Bt. Louis took an.
otler same from Baltimore today without
boing puaiied. The vial tors Bnade the ettiii
number or hits aa 4 tie noma team ana ore
lens error, but their work In the field was
declde.lly cflC color, lack of headword prov
ing CmnagUig. St. Lou! bunched Its hill
on wiiiiH. iiemphiu s Uilve ever ths riht
fH fence was th featura. Attendunua,
I.wa ecu re:
If. Lorrs. BAtTiyong.
?.b?.O.A.S
I !
I
b a. u O.A.l
tt. u
siMvrarra. f.
,1 r), .
4 ,ioa-k. U .. 4
I viniiM. to. I
Amdt, rf..., 4
I M.lior, lb... I
a Mima, la. ... 4
t m,..,!!,' r.. i
4 i.iiwrl, aa... 1
1 Taea.r, a.... 4
liipi!)i, rf. 1
i
aca-iaoa, lb
-a,a, lb 1 1 11
of. i 4 1 4
-'(, aa. I I t
V-
, lb... 114
Ill
ar.o
4
1
1
tttiauliaa, ,. S S 4
IWUlea. B
TIs
s s n is ii
I Totals ... I 4 M
T 1
Pt. I!UlS
La.lL.inor
, IMIIfHM
' OOOloiOvl-1
i:.irnil runs: St I,oula 8: Baltimore-L
Tu-t lute: Anderoon, Hemplilll. Three
bate hit: Mcfarland. Home run: Hemp,
bill. . tlK'-ri'H His: Anderson, Hel-in.-k,
Kahoa, br.tuh. lilt by pHt her: By litao,
1'attaca. t-'- -n baae: Vaiiacox Jtaafa on
baiis; Off V'.:Ue. a. Btriko out: By Dona
hue, 4; by VtH. a Left on busee: bt.
Loi.la, 8: Beltliiiurs, T. Time: l.il. Um
pires; CarruKiera aad Jvnaaton.
Maasa tt'la Owa (iamt.
CLKVFLAND. Aug. 4. With two out In
the r'nih liming, Muor won his own game
by driving in a run with a scratch sin a la.
Alirnduucv, 3.0:1. bcors:
CLSVifLAWD WA88I!0T1N.
K a 0 A B I a M.O.A.B.
Par. of 4 14 4 Hria, ef 4 14 4 4
t,.,r. lb., sill i tb.. . s
ia.. o i a a no;:a. ... o
lb... I 4 a l-.i.r. ty, lb. 4
a, lb. 4 f 14 4 keiater, rf .. 4
rt.. ... 4 4 14 i -in. lo,4
1
i ....
. rl
I: - U. 1 I 1 S II I
,r,w. aa. 4 4 4 'J I. aa 4
a .... I I I ' ink. ....
klawa, S 4 14 4 OiOrtu. .......
Toiala ... I I 17 14 Totals ... 4 l-M 14 I
T out a lien liming run scored.
nv,.ii4 oooooo ii
aaaiiigion 0 v 4 0 0 0 04
I -.r-vc-1 rur: "lovr' .vL 1 Two-baae
bit:
lej ie. bcrini a Int : Kvister. Muitn
l ues: La Vile. lo an, ln-jb.o pin) a: hirad
loy tn Lejwia, Utjuauor w Lajjie lm iiua-
man. Ffrat raa on rJl: OfT Moore., l;
POrth, 1. lilt bv pitched ball: Orth. 1.
ft on baaea: Cleveland, 4; Wahlnorton,
Birurk out: Br Orth, 4: by Moore, A
Time: 1.22. empire: t) Xaughiln.
Thleaa Win In Eleventh.
CTfTCAfJO. Aua. 4-Chlcaro and Phila
delphia fotislit a loosely plaed eleven-ln-nlri
contest today. In which erora and
tfta cut a great figure In tha run-rttlnr.
l alft. a alnale and a terrific drive to
center by Mcrts ei-ored the winning run.
Attendance. l.ftiO. Score:
chicaoo. i pHiutcn.rniA.
a. r o a.i I a h o. a. a.
trana. b... 14 11 tlHartaal, If... 1111
Jenea, M 1 1 4 4 P"l'. ef 1 1 I I 4
lran. rt.... 1114 biaiabnM. rf... 1 I I 4
O. ITia, aa. I I I tlx. l.la, lb. 1 I 11 I e
btenaa, If.... 1 I 1 IU Croat, It, I I I I I
I, ball. lb.... I 4 T 1 I WaiThT, tb.. 4 4 I S 1
t'lr. lb I S I I t'M t'roaa, aa. I 4 4 4
SuMirma. a... 14 14 ' (-lirerk, ... 4 14 14
Fl.'t, a 41 rMUrli.il, I 1 1
Orimtk, a.... 1 1 4 1 , Wllaon, .... 4 4 4 1 4
Totals ..."lUtl il Totala ..."t U 14 4
One out when winning run was scored.
Chlcaro I I I 1 M II M M
Philadelphia ...0 011001100 4-7
1 lft on baaea: Chlcaso. 10: FhlladelDhla.
ti. Two-he hits: Sullivan, Mitchell, H.
Iisvla. Hacrlftce hits: Griffith, a. Iavls,
Fulls, Murphy, Hartsell. Stolen bases:
Strang, Jones, Mortea, label), liartsell (2).
out: By Orlfflih, I: by Mitchell, i; tor !
Wilson. S. Pawned ball: Sullivan. Flrat
baae on bells: oft Piatt. I: off Ortmth, 4:
off Mitchell, t; oft Wllaon, 1. Wild pitch:
orlffith. nit oy pltchea Daii: ureen.
Murphy, Time: 2:26. Umpire: Sheridan.
( Tsssg la Flae Foraa.
IETTROIT, Aug. 4.-rYotinsr wss In tin
form thla afternoon and pitched splendidly,
filever, en the contrary, waa easy for Cap
tain Collins' men, who hit him safely right
times in th first three innings. Shortstop
fciberfeid of the etrolt team alaued with
Detroit for 1. ' Attendance, 1,6)17. Score:
BOSTON. . DETROIT.
R. H O. A I a. H O. A S.
Dovihartr, 111 I I I OiHarler, If... 1 114 4
Onlllna, lb... 1
est K i oert 10, as. s
14 4jCaaar. lb....
114 1 Barrett, ef... 4
114 Holraae, rt.. 4
111 l ltfc, lb... 4
till Oleaaon, tb.. 4
Skt M.O.lra. a...
44 tiBlarar, p 4
1 1
I 1
I t
v
1 f
4 4
gtahl. t 1
Pi man, rf. 1
Parant, aa,..
La'h'aa, lb..
rmrla, lb.... t
CYIr, a..... 1
Touos. 4
- . 1
Total! ... 4 11 IT IT l ToUls ... 1 I IT 14 1
Boston 1110010 0-4
Detroit 000 0 010 01
Threo-baee hits: Freeman, Crlger (1).
Pucrlflce bits: rolllna, Yoilna;, ptahl.
Stolen baaes: Colllna, I. Baaes on balls:
Off 8 1 ever, 1; oft Young, 1. Left on bases:
Detroit, t Boston, 0. Struck out: By
felever, 1; by Young, 8. Time: l.aa. Um
pire: Contiolly.
Staaglaa at th Tea ma.
Played. tv"on. Lost. P.C.
Chicago M 49 8I
Pt. Louis 4 47 17 .640
Boston ti 49 40 .5W
Philadelphia 81 4S .BHl
Waehlngton 87 41 - .471
Cleveland 89 40 49 .449
Detroit 82 39 46 . 444
Baltimore 7 87 BO .4
Games today: Washington at Cleveland,
Baltlmoie at Bt, Louis, Philadelphia at
Chicago, Boston, at Detroit.
IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Klneteea Hlte OS Wewlla, Coapled
. with Error by Mlaneapolla,
Gives Taledo tha Game.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 1 Nineteen hits
off Newlin, coupled with six errors by the
locals, gave Toledo .an easy game today.
At. no time were the locals dangerous.
Hughsy kept the hlta scattered and waa
given good support. Attendance, 160. Score:
TOLEDO. - , . MINNEAPOLIS.
R.K.O.A.B ' K.H.O.A.B.
Maaaar. rf-.. 4 14 cornea, ef..., 1 111
Hum., lb..,. I S I I C'L-il7. It 1114 4
Tum.r, lb... I 4 14 4 C'cmlaT, lb... 4 111
a a
Ollka, cf ...
Caiitb. tb...
Snracek,
lb,
4 11
111
4 11
I
lira
Moak, If....
vl.illllB, oa... 4
OraAaa, a..
Orant, lb.
Huiber. a..
Kawlio, p.
Touts ...14 11 U 8 Totala ... I I 17 11
Toledo 4 0 8 0 8 0 0 1 114
Minneapolis 1 01100008
Earned runs: Minneapolis 1: Toledo. 4.
Two-baa hits! Wllmot. Grant, Mock,
Turnt-r (3). Threev-base hits: Wllmot,
Lynch. Wild pitch: Newllri. Bases on
bans: orr. isewun, i: on nugney, a. rirue
out By Newlin, 1; by Hughey, O.- Left on
bases: Minneapolis, i; Toledo, IS Doubl
plays: qulliin to Noavcea, Lyncn to cooiey.
Bum to Turner. Stolen base: Cooley.
Time: 1:30. Umpire: TlndilL
Kerwla Easy Mark. ''
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 4. Kerwln proved
an easy mark for the home team today.
Milwaukee won the game without much
trouble. Louisville played a loooe game In
the field. Th work of Pitcher Altrock In
left field wa th feature. Attendance, IM.
Score:
MILWAVKEB. I LOUISVIIXB.
I1BV11.L.C1.
RH.OAB:
... 4 41
b... 1111
B.H O.A.B.
Dunean. lb.. I I II s 'Kerla.
M-Hrl1a. ef.. 1
g. hl.ba.-k. tb 1
Hallman, rf. I
1 I
i Mnnner. lb.
MUmd, lb... 1 I II 4 1
llMuurnoy, It. 4 1 4 4 S
1 ( lymar. a... 4 114 1
e;oJwll, ef... 4 4 4
ipchaub, lb... 1 I I I I
0ltiiea, e 11114
IlOannon. rt... 1114
Cltnifuiaa, aa. 4
Runkie, lb...
AH rock. If...
Spear, c 4
Uarbor, ....
Total ... t 14 17 11 I Totals ...11114 14 I
Milwaukee 41011000 7
Louisville 000010080-4
Earned runs: Milwaukee, 8; Louisville,
I Two-bane hits: Dungan, Schaub. Dan
iel, Barber. Three-base bits: Altrock,
Dingan. Base on balls: ' Off Barber, 4.
Wild pitch: Ilarber. Double plays: Cly
mer to Oanzel. Altrock to Cllngman. Left
cn tases: Milwaukee, 4; Louisville,- IL
Time: 1:60. Umpire: Ebrlght.
t. Paal Beats Colaaabae.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 4. Columbus could not
bunch their hits off Chech and the locals
won a long drawn cut but interesting game:
Attendance, 517. Score:
ST. PAl'L. COUmBTJi.
R H.O.A.B.I ' 8. H. O.A.I.
Faraaaoa. lb. I 1 I C Hart. lb 1118
Shannon, ef.. 1 4 8 ;Waknr, oa., 1184
Luralay. rf... Mc-Frr, of. 1 I
Haaama, lb. I I H 0 O'Hagaa,' lb. 4 4
rauihertr. Ill i I I Tarnar, tb... 1 I
Kaller. lb... 1 I 11 I e Knoll.
I 0 Knoll, If 1
Hurl.r, ..., 14 1 a HFndricka. rf 4
I
Mama. aa... 4 4 8 1 llKuller,
4 4
4 4
4 4
taecb.
p 4 14 4 tvMU-aiakln, s
I'Vloa
Totala
I II 17 II 1
I Totala ... I II 14 I 1
Batted for McMakln In ninth.
Pt. Paul 01001010-;
Columbus 1 0 0 0 0 1 8 1 01
Karned runs: rtt. Paul, 1 Columbua, 1.
Two-baae hit: Kellcy. Three-baae hits:
Shannon, Turner, fiacrlflc hit: Lumiy.
Ptoten basea: Hugglns (2), Dougherty,
Hart (2). First baas on balls: Off Chech,
1: off McMackln, 8. Flrat base on errore:
Columbus, 1. Hlt-by piubr: By Chech,
Hart; by WMackln, Dougherty. Left on
b
: St. Paul, U; Columbua, 10. Struck
By Chech. 4; by Mcilackin. 8. Tims:
Umpire: Fltrgmeler.
out:
lid.
Qames PostyaBed,
At Kansas City Kansss Clty-Indlanap.
oils gama postponed; ludlanapoUs failed to
errivo.
taadiaa ( th Teaass.
Flayed. Won. IL
rc
lxtilsvtlle W v
SI
.rVJ
Indianapoll VI t
Ft. Paul VI ti
Kanaaa City 80 4i
Columbus W 44
Milwaukee to 41
Minnaapolia 81 14
ii
4)
4
41
47
87
6o
.l-jj
.J-Hi
.4-4
.4 8
.!
ToluUo 84 . U
Games todayi Ixiuisvllle St Milwaukee,
IrKiianapolls at Kansas City. Toledo at
Minneapolis, Columbus at bt. Paul.
Creiahtoa Defeated at Baado3h.
RANDOLPH, - Neb.. Aug 4. Special
Teirgram.) liy a e.ore of 4 to 8 the North
east Nel.rska leaxue wa defealc-d today
oy luanaoipn, wno noius sv.oiid vim--
a he game was conceded the best ot the
aason hcra The fielding of Kinsel, Pates
and Henderson were the features. Gilliam
did perfect pitching for Randolph. Hits:
Handwluh, 4; Creiahton, i. Hnne run
Trelu. btruck out; liy GiUlani, 8: by
VNelih. 8; by Heiidersun, 1. Latterlt-a:
itenaoipn, uiinam and Bliaffer; Crrluhton
Selch. Heuuiersou and Carrol L Luiplre,
VGMIWIWII,
Merth Platte Wlai Pals.
NORTH FI.ATTR, Neb , Aug. 4 -(SpecUl
Telegram.) 1 he Union Paclno team of this
city won two limn from the blieiioa team
toilsy. Thefce samea today iuke s-v-a
stiaigrit sanies the locals t ve won. The
ft-ature of totiay'a (amea was fhort s boine
run aim two men on baM. 1 ho score In
ths Drat gme sinod 8 to 1 and ths tn-onl
I to t feaiiertes-. First same. North
Platte, Teel and Ham; t-holiuii. Case and
yuunotie; aetnuia Kauie, Alercor and bhott
pKard, Case, tiratiie and Qulnietle.
Teaala Players t loalett at Alaea
IOWA FALLS, la.. Aug. 4 f Special.)
Tha annual Hireling of the Nortimraiern
Iowa lean it aas'iclation oM-ns at A Men to
morrow and will to the bis tctima event
in nuri&wraiern loss lias r. 1 ne tour
nament cmtunuct tiiree das and aome
tue boot utcis la lui aiil b la ailtud
anoe. On tha 7th Farl F. Farnownrth, th
rhamplou tonnla player of N-traaka, will
meet 11. A. Tomllnaon of Allien, w ho IS
rhnmplon of tiori h weatern Iowa, snd has
held that title for five yeara. The con
teele In the elnglea and dcuhles pror,ilee
some of tha bet sport ever seen n a court
In this part of the state.
RYTHMIC AGAIN A WINNER
Bllaa Tretter Rhowa Ppeea at Oraaa
(Irealt Meettag la
Beff ale.
FT'FFAI). N. T., Atta-. .-Th fotirtTI
week of the grand circuit opened at the
Fort Erie track today with clear skies snd
a fast track. Three races were decided,
each In straight beats.
In th 1:80 trot Pvthmtc; th Wind trot
ter, wms favorite, 1&0 against the field 120.
end when It came to racing It wss all
Bythmlc. Both Directum Ppler and Johnny
tried to beat the favorite, liut did not hav
the speed. In winning Bjthmlo reduced
his record from 1:11V to 1.0V
Dan R. won the 1:08 pace tuat s flew.
er;e. There was nothing in trie race that
could eitend the sorrel pacer. Dan R. sold
At VM against the field IW and was sl
waye In front, fleers could not do much
alth Fred 8. Wedarwood and new Klch-
inind showed the beet of those behind Dan
t. The latter'
record was cut a second
to 1:04 Y
The 1:11 trot brousht out a
hitt field of
tedious de-
eleven horses and there was
lays.
flan T. had the pole and also the speed,
winning In three straight . heat, bard
pressed by Border. Dan T. sold In ,the
field, the flrat rooting being Hawthorne,
l&o; Leoia, $.-; Lady Thlebe, 1M. - -
The field. 111 A record was made, th
nine heats decided giving tb fastest aver
age of any day thla season. Summary I
. 1.80 trot; putae, t,2no:
Bythmlc, br. h., by Oakland Baron,
dam Duchess (Hudson; ..
Directum Pnler. b. h. (Kenn
nney) '""" I
ar) 14 1
fioan Wilkes, br. g. (Orear
Johnny, b. g. (Johnson) ,
John Patterson, b, g. (Oeers)
....... 4 I ar
da
Time: $:. I:10V4. l:UVs,
IK race; purse, 12,0"0:
Dan ft., so. g , by Tssco, Jr., dam
by Col. Hunt 8tahl) 1
New Richmond, gr. h. (Benedict).... 4
The Blahon, h. b. (W-Ueon) I
Fred S. Wedgwood, ro. h. (Goers).. . I
Captain Bphynx. b. b. (McLaughlin).
4 i
Cheatnut. ch. g. (Brown) I
da.
Martha Marshall, ch. at. (Noble)
da
Time: 1.07V. 1X4 1:CE.
1:12 trot! purse, 11.000: . .
Dan T.. b. g., ry Crawford, dam by ,
Hull (Mavllle) 1 1
Border, br. h. (Lydyard)...., 11
Belle Kuaer. b, m. .(Rites) I 1
Kuaer, D, m. .tiutes s s s
Thisbe, blk. m. (Kennedy).... 14 4
Princes, b. m. (Snow)..., t i
vsrd, br. h. (McDonald) , 4 f
Oeraldln. b. m. (Noble) 10 t
Lady
Bed Prl
Hamws
Uaalhnrn, ro. m. (Hudson) 10 5
Leola, b. m, (3aundersl. .8 JW
Tessle 8., b. m. (Btarr)..
... I 1 o
Iva Dee, a. m. (r-pearj........
Timet l:UVi. 1:094, Ml1.
ds.
TAKE OFF DISQUALIFICATIONS
Weatera Jockey Clah Oraata Maay
Lloeases ta Mem Wks HsvS '
Bets Oat.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4. At a meeting of th
stewards of the Western Jockey club to
day a number of disqualifications were re
moved and nearly luO trainers, jockeys and
apprentices were granted licenses. A num
ber of applications for-reinstatement were
passed to th next meeting of the board.
An order was. adopted that all licensed
trainers sgainst whom complaints have
been lodged be notified that unlees forfeits
be paid before September 1 the licenses
will be revoked. . . . . .
The list of officials submitted by th
Kinloch Jockey club was spproved.
Application for reinstatement of Jocky
George Schlll wss referred to th Bt, Louis
Fair association. . i
rieeiirtattn rf tha following parson
arid horses was removed:
H. Chapoell, owner: ftenry neea, trainer;
the homo Faney Rlaxea, Bonnie Maid,
Lady Essex, Northland. . ,
William Kinchloe, trainer; ' th horses
Lowry, Kenneth, Jr. '
I. w. O'Rourks, owner; th horse Egyp
tian Frlnceea.
Horse, Dandy ti, paoperty or, r. 4. f oa-
"a ..,
BL oianey, propeT-xy ot a, foiwn.
Owners and trainers: "M. 'Leigh, M. Mills,
'A. Stringer. - .
Jockeys: C. BlairTR. Brewer, R. Oaylor.
Racing , official ; XK," F Brueil. . . f
Tronol Over Players.
orders of Managor Powell, the police today
refused admission to Hi. vrain. kvum ana
Babb of the Memphis basa ball club, when
they tried to enter Athletic park and there
wa no gam this aftarnoon between Mem-
his and New Orleans clubs. Unless th
lfferences between the two manaaers ar
settled none of the series of thre games
111 be played. Manager Fran said to
night:
"We shall day no game her unless St.
Vrain, Evans snd Babb are allowed to
take part. 1 have a telegram from presi
dent Klcklln oated August 1 saying that
all restrictions against my players has
been withdrawn."
Manager Powell said: "We refused to
let the three players enter today because
hey have been outlawed. Alter tne rul
ing of the minor league association w do
not prouose to play with them. To do
so would be to run th risk of having our-
t!v,i ontlawefl '
" OK for Flremea't Toaraaaat.
FREMONT, Neb.. Atljf. H. (Special,) Th
running Mem cf the Fremont fire depart
ment left today to attend the tournament
at Grand Isinnd. Tiio tui.iiers have been
training for two month tinder in guid
ance of George Howe, who had charge of
th team In U0O and lJl when they won
several prisaa. They are entered thla year
for the hose races and coupling contests.
The occupied a special ear on the Union
pacific and were accompanied by a Dig
delegation of enthusiastic rooter. -
KaCoak Takes Oa at Alllaae.
ALLIANCE!. Neb.. Aug.' 4. (Special Tel-
egram.) Mccook takes a aeoond same from
Alliance, acore:
M cook 0 00 0 4 0 0 0 S-T 8 1
Alliance 1200000 1-4 It
Vtatteriea- Mcfook. Jones snd Dnane:
Alliance. Bell, O'Conner and Nioolo. Three
baae hit: Core. Two-base hits: Doane,
Jones, Gilbert. Umpire: Book.
'. " "" ,
, Ckssgf Data af Tenala Tssraty.
NRW TORK. Aua. 4 The lawn tennis
doubles match in ths International tourna
ment at toy F.:3?e will be p'ayed A'-'stiBt
instead or Autuit l. as previously ar-
ranaed. The committee announced th
Chan tonlKht. Ail tb matciie will com
mence at ( ou p. m.
Bhaatlagr Tosraiatrst at Haaaptasu
IOWA FALLS. la.. Aug. 4. (Special.)
The Hampton dun club is to hold Its an
nunl amateur shooting tournament In that
city on August 7, the program for th oc
casion Including fourteen events, the club
auuuig i-.oo to aacs avoin.
la Soathera Assoctatlaa.
fihreveport, l Little Rock, 8.
itrnilnKiam, 4; Atlanta, 4 tie.
Nashville, I; Chattanooga, 8.
Three-1 UaiaS,
At Terrs Haute: Terr Haute. 8; Pav
er port, 4.
tt lilnomlnston Rloomlnston. 18: Rock
island, u.
A Uaa4 Thlasi far Mother.
If she la tird out, sickly, run down. Else
tii Bitter will give her new life or there'
no charge. Try them. BOc,
..fir
CATARRH
GTOMACH
iD JLLL STENCH TKC'JZLtt
Mkm t cM2ipf4tt Cut of th Iiumc
ViuUasf Ob Ui L J4tskCUa
IDYSPEPSIACUr:
llUr'VSUtoeV-taUvik 4)1. 4l epnfl,.
stko WatlDesr ml taM (tusHI gsaaulU of Mast a D
Ctaaa, saaa-e. ,arl Baa. JaiAr4 xtr) .,f
W paar HkCbli(l 4f stona, r. h . !
rV tawo b . shomj . sT, 4V. f IB mm
V saashsi.l Isweaat, M UaaaoL tria.
1 00 m ton t UttW$3H
4TN0 TO rftlLBt t00Xif T TO
T&XtiK NAU, 201 trdwrnr, M, Y.
Fur sals by Friern.aq a afcCoiinc!! Drug
to , corner 11 n and Dt.clxe a s., Oifeaba
aib.a aiid IcovuuAg tU u a
cool
taste and not
to take in the
WILL REDUCE GRAIN RATES
Esiult of Ckmfensoo Btwa Biilroai Van
anl rarmors la WwUrjiia.
HUNDREDS LISTEN TO DISCUSSIONS
' - . i i -
01d-FaablB4 Cawatrr Dlaaa HoIoa,
Wklek ltavllway rresldeat Attewel
a4 Bntea ' Heartily lata
Spirit at 1k Occasion.
SPOKANE,' Wash.. Aug. 4. Grain rat
will b rsduced from all points In eastsrm
Wasblpgtoa and th reduction will tak
place In time to benefit tb fanner oa this
year's crop. The amount ot riductlon 1
not yet determined, but con,'ctur raa
frora on to two cent per buslel.
Th Great Northern and tl Central
Washington branch; of, tb Northern .Fa
cts Will b connected by a Cross road to
run from th terminus of ' tb Central
Washington In th Grand Coulee to Adrala
on th Great Northern. It will k eight
eea mil la length and will cost about
$350,000 and will .be built a oon a th
survey can ba completed, contracts let
and tha work don under presiur. It
may be completed Defer January 1.
A a result ef this arrangement th
Northern Faclflo will cease hauling . grain
eastward to Spokan and thene westward
to th coast and will mov It shar ot th
tonnage to tb terminus of th Central
Washington branch. There It will ba taken
by th Great Northern and carried to Beat
tie Instead, ot to Taeoma a heretofore. ,
Tbes announcement were mad by
President Mellen of ths Northern . Pacific
at Davenport today. Th occasion was
unique la the history of American rail
roading. Thre railway president, In rs
sponss to a petition frora th leading farm
er of th Big Bend country, had assembled
ia antiKtt OMt of tinaala et,re.tv 4a
hear their esse, plead their own Interests
and tender argument. They were James
J. Hill, president of th Great Northern
and Northern Securities company, com
bination with securities rated oa Wall
street at more than $1,000,000,000; Presi
dent C. 8. Mellen Of th Northern Pacific,
and President A. L. Mohler af th Oregon
Railroad and Navigation lines of th Har
riman syium. Vith them.wsr a group
ot . leaser railroad notable. - Publlo ad
dresses were delivered by th three presi
dents. - - - , - "
" President nil! Happy.
Then adjournment wa taken to th ar
mory, where an old-fashioned, country
dinner wa served to the railway guests
and visitor from th surrounding coun
try. Th presidents entered heartily into
the spirit of th occasion. Mr. Hill de
posited bis bat under his chair, remarked
that he had not enjoyed himself In many
0 day and rubbed elbows with a wheat
(rower from th Egypt country and an
other from the Cedar Canyon camp.
After dinner hundreds of people gath
ered around the railway presidents, shak
ing hands and listening to spirited dis
cussions. Mr. Hill talked farming and stock rais
ing. Mr. Mellen elaborated on his pre
vious announcement and Mr, Mohler spoke
of tb Immigration plan ot thvHarrl
man roads.
All this wa preliminary- ta th real
conference of th day. Various counties
and districts bad seat delegate ta th
convention and after dinner thoi del,
gate reaasembled In th convention hall
and through their spokesman laid their
wlshss before the railway presidents. The
spectacle waa Impressive. Th Urge hall
wa packed to th door and score of
farmer, , fruit grower and ulnar stood
in th slels. Many sat on th carpeted
floor. Earnestness wa stamped UDon their
feature and earneatcass raa through all
their speeches. Mr. Hill wa th anly
president speaking at this conference. H
answered maay questions from tlm to
tlms, offered numerous voluntary eiplana
tlona of matters that aeemed all wrong to
th farmer and repeatedly aaked th
farmer ta speak out their beliefs and oa
vidian. lie was frequently applauded
and th convention wa always alert to
applaud any telling point either mad by
delegate or by th president
Th ntir proceeding wer character
ised by good spirit and ther waa much
good nature in th badinage.
Th special train bearing th railroad
men and newspaper correspondents re
turned to Gpokan this evening, after
which th party left for Colfax, in th
Paleus country, wher a similar confer
ence will be held tomorrow. They hav
decided not to hold a third conference at
Walla Walla
Hill Says Ha la tirewlaaj Old.
"I am getting to ba an old man; I hav
not many years to live. If I accomplish all
I hav set out to do, thing must mov with
cierlty."
Such 1 the statement ef Jamas J. Hill,
president of the Great Northsra railway,
who. In eorapasy with Charles 8. Mellln,
president of th Northsra Pacific; A. L.
Mohler, president of th Oregon Hallway
and Navigation company, aad a number of
minor officials, arrived at Davenport this
morning to confer with th firmer of th
Big Bend country la regard ta railway
ratsa and chipping conditions. 1
Delegates ar preeeot from fipokan,
Stvens, Whitman and Adam counties, rep
resenting a region that It Is estimated may
harvest 10,009,000 bushels of wheat this
year. Tomorrow a similar conference I to
be held at Colfax.
Th president's special arrived at Daven
port about 8 10 o'clock thla morning.
Deatoeratl Caagreeelaaal Moailaea,
HOPKINBVILLE, Xy.. Aug. 4flufnclent
returns nave tie on receive! irons tne duino-
ciauo primary election to show that
tjwsiey eiamy ot jrienaerson waa nom
inated for coiiKreas In the hocond Kentucky
m,uiwt iif povoiat atuuuiOMA nuLJUllly.
CaUtrkeal Caadldata fa Itsstor.
TOPEKA, Kan , Aug. - 4. Conrreasmaa
William A. Caltlerhoad (republican), of the
Fifth iCaoae district, today aunounood
that he will be a candidate to succeed
l nitea titua aenamr vv. A. Harris (popu
Umu, wbuae Itru ea vires In lk-Js.
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winter. Consequence stomach, liver, bowels poisoned, thrown out of
order--sour stomach, gases, colic, diarrhoea, dysentery, cholera, append
icitis, and in some regions yellow fever and the plague. Little children
suffer terribly everywhere. What does good sense tejl you to do? You
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arotsheol Iws Ma a.
' AMES, la., Aug. .--Dr. William M.
Bnardshear, president of th Iowa Agricul
tural college, is glowly tinklng and tb end
cannot be far off.
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War LI a Akaat Caasplat.
IOWA FALLS. Ia, Aug. 4. (epeolal.)
Tha official of tb Des Moinea, Iowa Fall
tt Northern road announced today that they
expected to run trains to Nevada, la Story
county, by August 15. Delay In receiving
steel baa prevented traeklaylng for several
weeks, but this work will be return td this
week aad a tha Una la completed to within
a few miles at iNevada, it will tak but
a short time to reach th main line of th
Chicago ft Northwestern. This will glv
th people ot this county a new and a
mora direct rout to Des Moln, as th
trains of th Iowa Falls road leaving her
at T a to. will connect with th Northwest
ern traia at Nevada that reachea Des
Moinea at Boon. Heretofore passenger traf
fic for ths atat has been via Marshailtewn
or Webster City. ; -
Men tiaarrel aad Wesnea Flgkt.
CLEARFIELD, . Ia.. Aug 4. (Special.)
Carl Pelgier, a tenant, quarreled with Ms
landlord, V. Bastos, on th farm occupied
by Feixier, on and on, half miles north at
this city. Th wives ef the men wr pres
ent during tb quarrel which followed over
th division of th wheat crop. Mrs. Pel
gier became so enraged that th grabbed
B ho and struck Mrs. Basto over th bead
cutting a deep gash, from th result of
which It la feared Mr.' Basto will dl.
It seems that ther has been bad blood
existing between th Basto and Pelgier
families for om tlm and th quarrel
Sunday wa tha culmination. Mr. Pel
gier has been arrested and taken to Lenox
for trial. :
Robber Blow a Safe.
OTTCMWA, I., Aug. 4. Robber blew
the safe of th Laddsdals Supply company
at Laddsdals, near her this morning.
They secured aa unknown amount. Th
poatofBc la In th earn bunding and part
ef the funds belonged to th government.
Sever gtaraa at Keokak.
KEOKUK. Id., Aug. 4 An electrical
storm, lasting twv hours, ending this
morning early, struck a dosen houses lo
this city and a number of bsras in this
county. Ths losses ar larg In tb ag
gregate. It was th herdest storm this
city ba bad for years and is boLng du
plicated tonight.
Yaw Mlaat teat Lit
If you neglect pile. - They will cau fatal
diseases, but Buckles' Arnica Salve posi
tively cures or ao pf. 15o.
Ka
imm la Paaa4.
DENVER, An. -4. Th hearing In tfc
suit brought last week In the district court
here KKalnst th Colorado Fuel and Iron
company for the purpose of ooinrielllng the
oinctrs or the company to permit sn in
anertion of Its stiu k bouka. to ba maxla br
Stock holders, was postponed today until to
morrow.
BEERS
Famous tha . World
Over Fully Matured.
Order frost
H. Mar as laaapsvar
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baicag ar new era.
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BJVF.RT
MAN
AFFLICTED
WITH
STRICTURE,
VARICOCELE,
KERYO-SEXUAl DEBILITY,
BLOOD-PQIS0.1.
RUPTURE AND KIDNEY
llldkAOLO, QUENT URINATIONS,
or any diseases or weaknesses due to
Inheritance, habit, excesses or th re
ult of speclrto diseases, ewe it to
himself and Ms posterity to get cured
safely and positively, without leav
ing any blight or weakness In his
yttem.
You do not want to be mutilated and
maimed for life In trying to be cured
nf Varicocele fttrlctilra a nt fe-ln.1i-,!
TIIUflSOAV
Every Grocery and' Meat
Shop Will
on account of the
Annual Picnio
. At Missouri Valley.
Everybody Invited
Pleaaur and amusement for all and
"a day under th trees." Special
train from Union Depot I a. m., via
:iiHiii
OpG RssniTrlj; fci
Olid f to 14, lncbi.3
Cef'Fvfi Qs4aMo,
Denver, Puc'.ta.
Btaadard aad Tearlst Bleeaevs
t Denver, leavlas; Omaha
li30 p. M.t Aagae
X ta la laela
alva. OOIta 14, i.::l::lr3
Glcnvecd Spibjc,
Sill Lc!;a CHy
Ciiy Tic!:ot Offleb,'
1323 Ftrn:a St.,
Omnkav, Mab.
ese. Neve sold la bulk.