THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. MAY 8. 1908.
- REAL ESTATE
CITY rROPF.RTY rOR RALE.
(Continued. J
Brick Flat Buildings For
..... . . . . -
Permanent Investment
"VE HAVE AT ALL TIMES SPLENDID PROPOSITIONS
IN BRICK BUILDINGS, PAYING ALL THE WAY FROM 6
- TO 10 NET. j . '.
1H "AND 117 NORTH 3STH 8T.,
PRICE, I10.0U0. NET INCOME. ,V
A TEAR.
Two new S-room flata, within cany walk
Tig distance and close to high school. In
first clsss residence district, on caved
street, and eloee to car line.- finished In
aJt. with mantel in each flat.
Do not bother tenants.
514-AND HI NORTH I0TH ST.
TRICE. tlfl.&O. NET INCOME, 11,039
A TEAR.
Double brlrk flat, one of the bent of Its
kind In Omaha, eocli flat has 9 rooms.
1 diwn Rnd 6 upstairs, finished In oak and
Wirrh throughout, street paved, all paving
tsxee paid, only a few minutes walk from
tester of tha city.
Send for par free illustrated book, "Real Estate Investments.'''
HASTINGS
1704 Farnam 8t.
What Do You Know
About This?
$4,750
For a fine, S-room modern dwelling, with
two lots end a gurage, situated Just north
of Kountz pu.. All In tip-top condition;
beautiful hardwood finish In parlors, hand
some gas and electric fixtures; two toilets;
best furnace; screened porch; cistern. In
fact everything you need In a home. Lota
are beautiful. With shads and fruit trees
and flowering shrubs.
The owner lias got to sell at once, as ne
la leaving town and you ought to be tho
ens to nab the bargain. Call up
D. V. BHOI.E8 CO..
lift Board of Trade Hldg.
'Phones Douglas 49, Independent A 2nl3.
(181153 10
WALKINO DISTANCE
Lot on SOth and Capitol Ave., with lovely
terrace, paved street. We can sell you a
corner lot If preferred; new houses being
built on all 'sidi-s. This lot faces and has a
; fine view of tho boulevard. This Is a fine
district and (retting better all the time, we
will sell you this lot and build a house to
your own Ideas and thu price will be right.
Q. P. TRAVER,
4i- N. T, Life Bldg.
Phones, "Red 4151; Ind. A1721.
(!) M8 8
.INVESTMENT 8NAP.
If you are looking for a small high class
investment and will act quickly we can
offer you a rental proposition paying 14
er cent gross on selling price of
$2,250.0u. I
It If-a 2-story apartment house, with 4
room, hall, closet, toilet arjd city water,
complete, -on each story. All best plumbing,
sewer connected. Good lot, shade and lawn.
Will always rent readily, being close to two
good car lines and only V blocks north of
postotfic. ...
The owner has Immediate use for the
money ar.d positively makes the price for
a few days only.
HEAL KtrTATK TfTLE-TRC8T CO.,
Chas. K. Williamson, Pres.
Ground H. 14)1 Farnam St. L". 8. Nat. Rldg.
(19) Ml a
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE MIDLAND
il ARANTEK AND TRl 8T CO.. 1714
FAHNAM ST., BEE BUILDING.
4223 HARNEY ST.
One of the prettiest homes In Omaha, eight
rooms, all modern, hardwood floors, large
porches, two lots, beautifully planted fruit.
shruos. hardy plants, kitchen garden; do
not buy until you have seen it; call before
t a. m.- or after I p. m. on premises.
. (19 M677
Within Walking Distance, $3,200
M3 8.- 30th St.. 7-r.. all mod
ern, newly decorated and In ,
fine repair, good neighborhood,
essffrpnt near Pari; avenue.
:- Housa cant ready to move
Into. - Non-resident owner
anxioua to sell. Come In and
let us show-you through. This
is an opportunity to get a
nice home at a bargain price.
PAYNE,' BOST WICK & CO.,
Bole Agents,
Main Floor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
'Phone Douglas lult.
(19)-104 7
POR SALEOr -Iqng term lease, 8-room
moaern cottage. . ror terms address T. 13,
Barnes, 8831 N. 22d. Tel. Webster 1S58.
U9)-3S1
1
6-room hcrune, Wl Ohio; ty.
s-room house; 312eU CsS, 11.250.
Easy terms. '
J. IL PARROTTE, 325 Board Trade.
U) Msm6 I
WILLIS AVENUE HOME.
-room modern house, sanitary plumbing.
large barn, beautiful shade and a No. I
neiahttorlwod, a block to two car lines.
Inquire at ail N. Ed St. (19) Mffil 9
FOR quirk sale list your property with
Walter Wills, 414 Bee Bldg., Rentals and
Insurance. (19 701 Jl
I WANT an offer on the property, 1128 and
1130 8. 21st St.; two modera houses and
good barn; well rented. This property is
owned by an eastern party who must sell.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1. New York Life Bldg.
gj.000 New east " front S rooms, strictly
modern, up-to-date. Inquire 814 8. loth
of owner. (19) UiU 11 x
EAL EST AT K TITLE TRUST
CHAS. WILLIAMSON. Pres.
(Ur-607
MEED ABSTRACT CO., Est. 186. Prompt
service. Get our. prices. 1710 Farnam fit.
(!( ft
' REAL ESTATE'
VARU AXD HiMit LAXU FOR SALB
. , ...
IwLaraa.
GOOD. rABMIa UASD.
EASY PAYMENTS.
Kar Denver. Ut Greeley district, black
soil, clsy subsoil, wells it to 40 feet,
abundance of moisture, low altitude, gen
eral fa mine; Including corn raising: one
crop p)S for land u close to land M&0 an
acre; low price, easy terms; will soon
double In value.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO..
i& Brandies Building.
Uinaha, Neb.
...... . . CJ0.-MS8I
Saath, Dakota.
i -
t40-ACRK Improved farm. Brown county.
South- Dakota. -tnfi.Oi per acre. Two
emails farms at bargain prices. Sev
eral quarters unimproved land. All fine
Investments and will stand closest In
spection. Caalt or terms. Box 8.3. Aber
deen. 8. D. " " . tJW.M91S MS
Tasaa.
TFXAS LANDS How to gst thi. Ben
H0 to R O Lonisx. Austin, Texas, for
Tooy of Texss land law and Instructions
how tn buy. I was for ten years chief of
land" department state treasurers office.
Know the rns, when they come on (ha
market, how t gst them for n-y clients.
H. t.ren. Austin National bank. Auailn.
Trass " " tB
aaths. Fees '"ijjj, Mr,
REAL ESTATE
iCttr fROPEIITV FOR RALE.
(Continued.)
2tV AND 2& RHKRMAN AVE..
TRICE, 87.000. NET INCOME
A TEAR.
A fit. Louis flat with mi apartment below
and above, t rooms and bath on each floor,
all finished In hardwood throughout, I Sep.
srste cellars and eeparste he&ttng plants.
finished In front with the best grsde of
pressed brick, permanent cement walks are
In and atreet la paved.
K18 AND 3f) WOOL WORTH AVE.,
PRICE, Ifl.OOO. NET INCOME, 8ll
A TEAR.
A. 8t. Louis Tat In a fine residence dis
trict, handy to Omaha and South Omaha,
6 roflmi each apartment, nicely furnished
nil papered, on paved street. 'The rent
on these flata la low and they are never
vacant.
& HEYDEN
Bee Building.
n) 152 7
REAL ESTATE '
FARM A.1I) RANCH LAMP FOR SALE
(Continued.! .
Nebraska.
FOR SALE At bargain. 10 acres well Im.
proved farm, with buildings, in-Antelope
Co.. Neb., about six mile from Nellgh
county seat; soil productive, 10 acres of
wooas i;ara wood. Kukow Co., - 44t W.
urn ei., v.r.icaaw, (ZU)--M9t9 12
Mtnaesota.
800 ACRES, mineral land- In Corner b3sln
h miles east or mm Kiev, near the Great
jsorthern mine at farm land prk-es. Clag
gett. Pine City, Minn. (20) MU7 lx
Moataaa. ' -
THE MATCHLESS JUDITH BASIN.
In Fergus county, Montana, where they
grow crops of winter wheat, oats, barley,
timothy and alfalia; .It is blessed with a
mild climate; new towns are springing up
like magic; land within a few years will
more than double the present prices; this
Is the greatest winter wheat country
known. Gfct maps and facts from Win.
II. Brown Co., Moore. Montana, or 131
LaSalle Bt., Chicago, III. ' (2")) M9St;
REAL ESTATE LOANS
1100 to $10.fl0 made promptly, y. r. 'Wead,
Wead Bldg., lsth. and Farnam. (22) oU
PRIVATE MONEY-NO DEI,AY.
GARVIN BROS., Itoi FARNAM.
U4A-eU
MONEY TO LOAN On Improved city prop
erty; building loana a specialty; no delay.
W. H. Thomas, 603 lat Nat l Bank Bldg.
(22) M741 All
WANTED Application for 15.000. F. D.
Wead. 1S01 Farnam 6t. (22 M908 10
14 PER CENT money to loan on eastern
Nebraska farms and good business prop
. erty in Omaha.
ALFRED C. KENNEDY.
V. Firsts NaUonal Baak- Building;.- -.
Telephone Douglas 722.
(22)-515
MONEY to loan on lmyroed city property.
Hastings & Heydeo. 1704 Farnam 8t.
(2D-63)
WANTED City loans.
Feters Trust Co.
22)-621
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Bmlth Co., 1320 Farnam St.
v 22)-619
LOWE8T RATES-Bemls,
Paxton Block.
(2D-617
MONEY TO I.OAN-Payne Investment Co.
(22) 622
LOANS on Improved Omaha propertv
O'Keefe R. E. Co., 1001 N. Y, Life Bldir.
, (2) 518
PRIVATE MONET CAPH ON HAND
NO DELAY. J. II. MITHEN. 2X!-J 1ST
NAT. BANK BLDG. TEL. DOCO. 1278.
" 1 (22) 511
WANTED-TO RENT
(-ROOM modern house, good neighbor-
hood. 'Phone Poustlas 753. - (&) 864 7x '
FOR SALE tot acres, 5 miles from Cleve
lsnd. Whits county, Georgia, fc acres In
cultivation, balance timber; building's con
sist of one 4-room house ar.d ohe 3 and
one 2-reonv tenants' houses; also one
stone bulldlnr. There Is good money In
this farm.- Price 75' per acre. Terms
$l'.435 cash,- balance-January 1. i3u; inter
est. ( per cent. G. 8. DeMots, Hull, la.
(30)-s-M:7 tx
WOILD like to rent a furnished hotel In
good location. Write L. If., Lock Box W5
. Ravenna. Neb. ;ni H j '
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy a second hand soda
fountain must b in good condition and
cheap, post Exchange, Fort Omaha.
(25)-Mli7 13x
HIGHEST prices for second-hand furni
ture, carpets, clothes and shoes. TeL
- (?5)-Wi
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EXPERIENCED stenographer;, excellent
references Address "D,". Omaha Bee.
Council Bluffs. , 0''t Mtol
W ANTED Position as stenographer (male)
in railroad office; experienced; referencca
given. Address A 4KS. Be.
(27)-M17D lOx
POSITION wanted by young man aa book
keeper or collector: have had experience;
goud liaulta; can give references. Address
N 41. care Bee. U7 17 lox
POMTIO.V wanted by all around butcher
In country town; good references. Ad
dress P 4t3, care Bee. (Z? 998 ix
H ANTED Dressmaking by the day In
families where work required la exclu
sive and up to date; only a few patrons
wanted. Address Mis. Brower, Ut So. 26th
St. Tel. I.ougjBS31.l. () M189 H)
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Genoa. Neb., until May IS, 8 p. in., fur the
purchase of 8S.UU.) per cent b-M year (op
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February 1. llvS. Bonds draw Interest at
the rate of 5 per c-nt per annum, payable
annually. They are of $.o) denomination
and mature February 1. ltrjj, optional after
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OMAHA AND PUEBLO A TIE
Real Fireworki of the Contest Come
. in the Ninth Inning.
EACH TEAM SCORES THREE RU17S
raehlo Was Oat Waea Tlaae Is
Called, Kcore Reverts F.lahtk,
l.eatiaa tka Ofllrlal core
1st m4 Tw,
PUEBLO, Colo., May 7.-Pueblo and
Omaha played an eight Inning tie gsme
here today by the score of I to X tha game
being called In the last half of the ninth
In order to allow the visitors to catch a
train. At that time the teams had scored
thrt-e runs esch tn the ninth. Pueblo having
a man on third and one out. In the second
inning Omaha scored one on singles by
Welch and Belden and a sacrifice fly out
by Austin. Singles by Gonding and Neah,
snd Hogrlever's error filled the bases In
the fifth, with no one out and although
Nichols forced In a run on a pass, he held
them to no further scoring. Pueblo tied
the score In tha same Inning. Nichols
singled and Spencer walked, and on tha hit
and run sign Hoariever singled to left field.
Nichols scored. 8pencer going to third, Hog
rlever made a run toward second, drawing
the throw and Spencer scored. The ninth
was a play for tlnie all the way through,
after Omaha had scored, but In the latter
half Noah was wild and was hit for two
three baggers, which with two passes gave
the locals three runs when time was called.
The score:
OMAHA.
AB. R. H.
O
S
8
A.
3
4
-0
a
l
l
s
King, ss
Franck, 2b.
Autrty. lb..
Householder,
Welch, cf..
4
If
Belden, rf
Austin, 3b......
Gonding, c
Noah, p
Totals
2 t 21 15 1
PUEBLO.
AB. R. II. O. A. E
Spencer. If
Hotrrlever. 3b
Pntterson, !b
Matticks. cf
Clarke, lb
Smith, c
Corhan, as
CTalg. rf
Nichols, p
1
Totals 27 J 24 14 ,. 3
Omaha 0 10 0 1 0 0 02
Pueblo : 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 03
Stolen bases: Franck. Belden, Spencer,
(21. Double play: Noah to Autrey. Sacrifice
hits: King. Austin 2). Struck out: Bt
Noah, 6; by Nichols, 6. Base on balls: Off
Noah, 4; off Nichols, 3. Time: 2:00. Attend
ance. 1,000. Umpire: Brcnnan.
DK.WER SEES A RATTL1X; GAME
Mountaineers Wla 1b Eighth oat Two
Singles anal aa Error.
DENVER. May 7. Iauterborn"s single in
the eighth inning brought In the two runs
that won for Denver. Previ us to thst
happening sn error by King and a hit by
Cussady had out two men on hnea. A
feature was the great work done by Gbk
nier. Fox and I-atiterborn In the Infield.
The Lincoln men engineered two fast double
plays and Ganler knocked down two that
arpeareil like sure hita. In the eighth
Inning Lauterborn made a wonderful stop
and a fine throw to first that beat King
out of a single. The game was crowded
with excitement and fine playing through
out, keeping the spcHators on their feet
shouting encoursgemmit. In the three open
ing innings Thomas, first baseman, hsd
three assists .snd only one putotit, an un
usual happening. Both box men pitched
fine ball, Johnson having the hard luck to
have an error come In with two singles.
Score:
DENVER.
AB. n.
U.
o
0
1
Y
t
0
1
1
O. A.
1 0
Waldron, rf...,
Belden. cf
White, lb
Casnady. If
Irwin. 3b
Lauterborn. 2b
Kineally, ss....
Zalusky, c
Olmstead, p
Totals
... 3
... 4
... 3
...
... 3
... 4
0
.. 3
.. 3
I 4
LINCOLN.
AB. R.
27 10
H. O.
2
1 I 5
0 " 4
. i
0 1
1 s
0 1
0 .1 -
0 0
A. "K.
A 0
Jude. rf
Fox. Sb
Gagnier, ss
Fetilon, If
King, 3b
Thomas, lb
Davidson, cf...
Zlnran, c
Johnson, p
4
Totals 32 2 24 17 2
Denver 02000001 4
Lincoln 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 02
Stolen bases: Zalusky (!). Waldron, Irwin,
Fenlon. Sacrifice hit: Kineally. First base
on bans: urr Olmstead. 3; off Johnson, b.
Btruck out: By Olmstead, 7; by Johnson, I.
lA-ll on bases: Denver. ; IJncoln, 6. IXiif
b!e plays: Zalusky to Kineally, Garnler
to Fox to Thomas. Fox to Gaa-nier to
Thomas. . Time: 1:55. Umpire: Davis.
DES MOINES WINS' UPHILL GtMR
Gets a Poor Mart, bat Comes Stroag
In the Wladagt.
DE3 MOINES. May 7. Playing a great
uphill game, Des Moines nosed out Sioux
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
E. J. Smith to M. Smith, lot 8, block
& Maxwell aV Freeman's add t 1
Kathleen McCauley to William Boeck.
lot 8, block 1, Union Place 150
Thomas Davis to Ida Cockbell, lot , i
block 4. Comer add 1
Ferdinand Strelti to Mary Konvalin,
iui i, oiucK ns, urana lew 2
E. R. Porter et al. to William Mc-
Creary, part section 28-1S-12 . 15,000
Frank Kriss to J. Darnell, part lot
15. Kountze's 2d Sihl 1 jon
Susan Norrls to William Fuerst, lot
!. bloi-k , Dwlght & Lyman's sd.l. 275
Samuel Johnson to Alma '. Bolln, lots
1 and 2. block 1S. Omaha View 4 on
Clinton Brian and wife to Hugh Mc-
arirey tots 6, , J5, stl, black 8.
Brlttirs Place 1 ftwi
Solomon J. Firestone and wife to John
Knapp and wife, lots and 7, Fire
stone subdiv 300
Vnited States to James Griffith, part
suction 2SM6-1J
Elisabeth Krlttenbrulk to Mary Kelly,
lot . block 4. South Omaha 2,500
Herman Wulff and wife to Elisabeth .
Sohler. part of lot 3 and all of lot 4,
block 15. Halcyon Helghta 1,600
Edward Peck and wife to James A.
C. Kennedy, part lot 1, block 8, West
Omsha 2,100
Benson Land company to Frank 8e
merad. lota 10 to 31, inclusive, block
2. Benson, subdiv. block U, Highland
View 600
M. Rosenwasser to Sarah Kuhn, lota
12 and 13. block . S. E. Rogers' add. 1
M. RoMnwasser to Sarah Kohn. part
of lot 11, block t, Kountxe'a 4th add. J
Fred Kavan to Joseph Kavan, lot 11,
block 2, Mayne a add , and other lota I
County treasurer to W. E. Heater, lot
4. block 1. South Omaha View
Mattie Penn to Mary Jackson, lot IS.
block 1. 1st add. to. Central Park 1
B. Jetter to Mary Mies, lot 14, block
1. Drews Hill gno
John Robnins and wife to Chester Ro
migh. lot 10, block 1. Cherry Hill i
Charles Fahs to Hans Madsen, lots 6
' and . block 13. West Side jug
Henry Alimsn and wife to Fred Wead.
lot 20. O'Brien's sdd ?i 230
Charlotte-Davis to Frank Hinman, ' ,
lot . block 8. Kilby Place 500
Frank Hinman and wife to Charlotte
Davis, part lot 24, block 8. Br'iggs
..PUt' I0
Marcus Rosenwasser to Frank Rose
water, lots X 3. 11. 18, 36. 28. Alns-
field add i
Albert Billings to Grace Kuhna. lot 14
and part of lot 15. block 1. Creston.. 2 300
tj. canes to 7. r.. rit-She, lot 1, block
. li. Central Park
George Payne and wife to Gould Diets
lot 4. block 'A. West Omaha
Or I a Btoddard to Charles Armstrong.
1
1
part lot 4. block 28. West Omaha .
(50
Liixie Evans to Gould Diets, part lot
4. block 28. West Omaha
Charles Armstrong to Gould Diets
part lot 4. block 28. -West Omaha...
Same to same, part same
Interurhaa I-and company to Marv C
Von Dorn, lot i. bluck 3. Her add ...
Total
l.0
450
STANDING CF THE TEAMS.
WE8T. LEAGUE. AMER. AS3 N.
W. L. Pet w. L. Per
Omaha 11 ( .417 Indlan'p'lis .14 5 .777
Inver 1J T .srJ Milwaukee .11 7 .t
Sioux City. .10 .."6 Toledo W .
Iea Moines. 8 10 M( Ixnilsvllle ..13 8 .f9
IJncoln T II .. Columbus ..U 8 ."0
Pueblo I U .IM Ksnsas City 7 11 .IN
St. Paul .... S IS .IMS
Mln'eap'lis . t 14 .luS
NATL LEAGUB AMER. XJEAGUH.
W.UPrt. W.UPot
Chlcsgo ..,.11 4 .731 Phils U 7
Pittsburg .. 4 .&! Cleveland .. 0
New York .10 7 - .KM New York ..10 7 .N
Boston 10 8 .SMSt. I,ouls ..10 8 .V
Phils 8 9 .471 Chlcsgo ....8 8 .&
Brooklyn .. T It .3-9 Boston 8 11 .41
Cincinnati .1 7 .417 Wash gton . 11 .
St. Louis .. 1J .1SS Detroit t 10 .331
GAMES TODAY.
Western League Sioux City at Des
Moines.
National League Boston at New York,
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at. Bt.
Louis. Chicago at Pittsburg.
American League St. Louis at Chicago,
Detroit at Cleveland. Philadelphia at
Washington, New York at Boston.
American Association Columbus at Min
neapolis. Toledo at St. Paul, Indian
apolis at Milwaukee, Louisville at Kansas
City.
City in the ninth. Crutcher and Ford were
hit hard. Fitzpatrick. Granville, Andreas
and McLaughlin played spectacular ball.
Score:
DES MOINE8.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
McLaughlin, cf 2 8 1 4 0
McLear. If...: 4 0 1 3 2
Fltipatrlck, lb 6 1 I 4 3
Dolan, 2b 4 0 3 1 3 0
.Dexter, lb 4 12 7 2 9
Andurson. aa 4 1 3 3 2 1
Dwyer, rf 4 2 2 0 ft 0
Yeager. c 4 0 0 5 3 0
Ford, p 4 0 0 1 4 1
Bomsr, p...... 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 36 8 18 27 17 2
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Campbell, cf 4 2 3 0 0 0
Holmes, 3b 4 0 1 0 0 0
Andreas. 2b 6 - 0 1 3 0
Weed, rf 4 0 0 1 1 0
Spencer, If 4 0 3 4 0 0
Henry, c 3 o n 4 2 2
WllltaTix. lb 4 2 2 12 0 1
Granville, ss 4 2 3 3 3 0
Crutcher. p 2 1.0 O 2 0
Corbett, p 0 0 O 0 2 0
Total 34 7 13 27 IS 3
Des Moines 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 2 18
Sioux City 14000010 17
Earned runs: Des Moines, ; Sioux City.
4. Two-base hits: Dexter, Fltstoatrlck (2),
Holmes. Williams. Granville (2. Three-base
hit: Dwyer. First base on balls: Off Ford.
3; off Bomar, V; off Crutcher. i; off Cor
bett, 1. Passed hall: Yeager, Henrv. Struck
out: By Ford, 3; by Crutcher. 3. 'Sacrifice
hit: Henry. Time: 2:00. Umpire: Has
kell. Attendance, 000.
GAMES IX AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Phatoat Victory of Kaasaa City Over
Colonabas Dae to Close Derision.
KANSAS CITY. May 7-By his attempted
steal home and the declaration of ("tnpire
Blerhalter that Sullivan was safe because
of interference on the part of Catcher Fohl,
Kana ('- won a 1 10 0 vlctorv In n.
4ast half of the ninth Inning today. Score:
KANSAS CITY. COLlUBt g
n h o a s n h n a.e
Haiiman, rr. . 4
roa. m 3
Ilerkley. Ib.. 4
Brsabesr, Jb. 1
Murphy, et... 4
Korwln. it.... 4
Ktu 'ser, 3b. . 4
Sulllvu, r... I
8vsna, s S
1 1 0 RHt, 4 i i l e
0 14 lKrusr, It ... 4 111
1 14 0 xlwll. ft . . 4 13 4 0
111 Oi'onnlion, rf. 4 I 1
1 t lFrlt 3b 4
1 eKlhrn. lb....'. 4 I M 1 I
1 1 0 Kohl. c I 7 I 4
1 2 1 tWrlfler, 3b. . 1 I
1 1 5 PGeyer, B I 1 0 I
Totals.. ,...ji 127 11 t Totsls il Ti 14
Two out when winning run scored.
Kansas City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hit: Odwell. Bases on balls:
Off Swann, 1; off Geyer. S. Struck out: By
Bwann, 2; by Geyer, 4. Sacrifice hita: Sul
livan, Wrtgley. Ieft on bases: Ksnsas
City. 7: Columbus. 4. Dourri play: Cross to
Brashesr to Beck ley. Wild pitch: Geyer.
Bsse on errors: Raidy. Hit with pitched
ball: Hallman. Time: 1:50. - I'mplres: Bier
halter and Owens-. -r--. .r , -
LoaUrllle Shots Oat St. Paal.
ST. PAl'L, Mav 7. ruttman and Farrls
engaged in a pitchers' battle today. Putt
man shutting his opponents out, 2 to 0.
Score: r
UH'rsviU-E. T. PAl'L.
B H O A .B. B.H.O.A B.
stasler. ct... 4 I 1 o 0Mrfn. rf.... I 1
Woodruff, rf. 4
Perrlne, lb... 1
111 OPIood. tb 1410
I 4 1 Tlpmrr. lb. 1 1
1 1 SPsTia, rf 4 I 0
1 14 1 Otlfr, It 4 1 0
3 "Llughltn. c... I 8 5 1
0 CRow.n. Ik... I Sill
0I( lMcrun. m ... I t t
0 11 lfirrlt. p 1 l l t
Pelts, t
Sullivan, lb.
Burks. Jt ...
Harlev, If...
Qulnlin. m .
Puttouo, p..
Touli M 4 t! 1 Touli 4 27 11 1
St. Paul 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Louisville 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 23
Two-base hit: Woodruff. Home run: Stan
ley. Stolen base: Pcrrlne. Bases on balls:
Off Farrts. 2; off Puttman, 1. Hit with
Pitched ball: By Puttman, I. Struck out:
By Farris. 5; by Puttman.?. Sacrifice hits:
Tlcmyer. Perrlne. Sullivan. Left on bases:
St. Paul, 6; Louisville, 1 Time: 1:40. Um
pire: Kane.
Hooslers Wla froaa Mlllera
MINNEAPOLIS, May 7Inlablllty to hit
Druhol for more than two scattered sin
gles todsy cost Minneapolis the gsme with
Indianapolis by the score of 2 to 1. The
feature of the game was the first home
run on the local grounds this season, by
Carr. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS. MINNEAPOLIS.
B H O A E. I H O.it
Buth. Si 4 1 I 4 lQuillln. t...4 ills
Coulter, If... 4 1 1 OO'Nelll, rf... 4 0 1 ft 4
Harden, rf... 4 1 SWeldar. If... 4 1 6 s
Carr. lb 4 3 10 1 DPime. lb 4 1 t 1
Itarldaon. cf. 1 1 Vit'Brlen. 2b... 1 s 1 S li
Lethy. c 44 0Bulow. e I a 0
Wlliunn. 3b. 4 A 1 3 0Kramn. rf..l e 1 0
Hooks, tb 4 1 I Smllh. ss . t S 1 1 l
Drubot, a 14 11 OWIIaoo. B.... 14 0 4b
Kr 1
TetsU 14 in 11 lyler 1
Bloc 1101
Totals M 2 37 T t
Batted for O'Brien In ninth.
Hatted for Buelow In ninth.
Batted for Freeman in ninth.
Buelow out on third strike bunt.
Minneapolis ,-. 1 0 0 0 0 4) 0 0 01
Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 02
Two-base hits: Carr. Coulter. Home run-
Parr. Stolen base: Quillin. Double play:
Bush to Williams to Carr. Left on bases:
Minneapolis. 7: Indianapolis, s. Bases on
bails: Off Druhot, 5: off Wilson. 1. Bases
on errors: Minneapolis. I; Indianapolis, .
Hit with pitched ball: By Druhot, 1. Struck
out: Iy Druhot, 4; by Wilson, . Time:
1:35. 1'inplre: Hayden.
Game Postponed.
At Milwaukee Toledo-Milwaukee
postponed; rain.
game
Sw Bass Ba.ll Halloa;.
CINCINNATI. May 7 -The National Baas
Ball commission today handed down a deci
sion In which a Sax) fine will be placed on
all players who leave a team having title
to their services and playing with teams
that harbor tnelllgible players. A similar
fine will be Inflicted on clubs whose mana
gers negotiate for such players before they
are reinststed and fined by the commis
sion. In case the player Is a major leaaue
player the fines will revert to the commis
sion and If he la a minor league player the
money is to go to the National Association
of Minor Base Ball Clubs.
Iadlans Too Swift for Gleawood.
GLEN WOOD. Ia.. May 7 (Special.) Tha
National Indians played rings around Glen
wood here-o'ealerday. The weather waa too
cold for spectators. Only a small crowd
waa In attendance. The score was 30 to 1.
Omaha Stars Dasslo. "
The Omaha Stars dsxxied the eyes of the
Little Chancellors yesterday In a game re
aulting 3k to t in favor of the former. Batteries-.
Omaha Stars. Beverldge and Adams;
Little Chancellors, Ratchford and Kennedy.
Ysssg Amerlcaas Defeated.
Tha Dresners defeated the Toung Anieri
cans Thursday afternoon by a score of 11
to i. The Dreshers will play any team in
ins city unair li years of age. '
Carrlcaa School Wlaa.
The base ball team from the Carrlgsa
School defeated the Lincoln school team
by a score of 11 to 7. in a game played
Thursday aftsrnoon at Duffy' park.
X Games la Major I.raajaes.
All games tn the National and American
lesguea were postponed because of weather
conditions.
t'eatral Boalevard Jaalers Wla.
The Central Boulevard Juniors defeated
thu Orchard Hill Juniors yesterday after
noon liv a score of to I
BARBER AND VEACH LEADERS
Former Polls Ahetd of Bry in the
Afternoon.
WEST) AGAIN PLAYS MISCHIEF
Rifle Contests Are Called OK Reraaae
rapalarlty of tho .Sport t sea
I'D All Ike Available
Taraefs.
Wind again Interfered with tha gunners
at the annual amateur shoot of tha Omaha.
Gun club and agalu kept down tha scores.
Tho wind swept across the shooting
grounds In a regular gale, blowing sand
and smoka Into the. eyes of the sportsman.
Bray and Vcach seemed to weather the
gale the best and each lost, but on bird
of the sixty shot In tha forenoon. In tha
afternoon, how ever, Barber pulled ahead
of Bray.
The shoot on tha whole Is one of the
most successful ever held In Omaha, si
over 108 contestants have taken part In
the various events. Charles Thorpe got off
on the wrong foot In tha morning and
broke but nina and eight In tha first two
events and then ha braced and broke fif
teen straight in the third event. George
Rogers broke rlnety-three out of his first
100.
The rifle eontests had to be called off
because of tha great popularity of th
sport, which used up all the targets In
Omaha, South Omaha, Lincoln and Council
Bluffs on tha first day.
Scores Thursday morning:
Possible IS 15 15 IB
Rogers
Weatherhead ..
Townsrnd
McDonald
Ijoomls
F. Miller
Linderman
Hsrdy
Carter
Holzworlh
Barber
B 37
Klein
Gottlieb
Bray
Wiseman
A. Miller
Hughes
Grosa
Sieverson '
Ford
Koutxky
Veach
Fredericks
B. Veach
Illon
Maxwell
A a her
Copsey
W. Smith
Hardin
Kvsns
McCrea
Roper
Morrill
Belvill
Lydlck
Jones
I-atta
Suits
11
12
13
11
14
18
15
13 13 14
13 11 14
15 11 II
14 14 12
14
14 II
11 11 11
13 13 11
14 15 15
.. 13 U
.. 13 IS
.. 14 14
.. 14 15
.. 13 13
.. 15 14
.. 11 It
.. 10 11
.. 12 13
.. 14 15
.. 14 15
14 14
14 15
15 14
12 13
15 13
12 10
.. 14 15
.. 10 13
.. 18 14
.. 13 13
.. 14
.. 13
12
IS
.. 13
.. 13
.. 13
.. 13
14
..
12
14 13
Doty ,
Thorpe
Shambery
Higley
Woolman
Professional.
15 12
8
10
11 12
13 13
peio
R PROSPECT TO BEAT KANSAS
Corah askrr Team la Bad Condltloa to
Wla Satardny.
LINCOLN. May --T. Special.) IRaln and
delinquencies in studies hit th Cornhusker
track team a hard blow this week, leaving
It in u weakened ccndltlon to meet the
Jayhawkers on the cinder path at Law
rence Saturday afternoon. Owing to the
heavy track and the wet field the Ne
braska men were not able .to do much
trainlnst out of doors uatll yesterday after
noon. They then were compelled to work
on a small plot of grans near the library
buildmg. In addition to tha grief over the
weather came the news yesterday that sev
eral of rhe candidates, who hsd been relied
upon as point winners, were dsllnauent in
their school work and Uiat they will, not
be allowed to go against Kansas.' The
most prominent of the men who fell under
th order of the faculty Is C. C. Collins,
tar weight man and a sure point winner
In any Missouri valley meet. His absence
from the shot put will weaken Nebraska
In the weights and probably give the Jay
hawkers some much needed pointtt.
Dr. Clapp, coach of the track team, is
feeling exceedingly gloomy over tho pros
pects for the Kansas meet. "This year.'
he said. In speaking about the coming
contest, "the Comhuskers will send the
weakest track team against Kansas that we
have mustered in several aessons. I be
lieve that the Jayhawkers will win the
meet Saturday. There Is only a slight doss I
billty of our coming out victorious. I look
for the Comhuskers to take first in the
100-yard dash, in the 220-yard dash. In the
weight events. In the hurdles and In the
one mile run. If they do that and at the
same time get several secrmds and two or
three other firsts, that I do not figure on
their taking, they may come out with lead
ing honor. This Inclement weather, now
ever, has oeen such a handicap to the men
this week that 1 am afraid they will not
be in good form to do a well as they
would have done a week earlier. I had
planned on giving the men some hard work,
but the rain spoiled all my plana and hurt
the BosDocts of the Comhuskers.
The Cornhusker track men win leave tor
Lawrence tomorrow afternoon. Sixteen men
ill make the trip, rney are ma i oiuns.
J. C. Knode, McMasters, Captain Alden,
Wlldman. Huse, Perry, McDonald, Rath-
hone, Bauman. Chain. Pat ton, Bently
David. Hamel and William.
The Nebraaka freshman track team will
meet the Wesleyan 'varsity men at Univer
sity Place Saturday. The entries for the
Cornhusker freshmen are:
100-Yard Dash Captain Reed. McGogry,
Attkeny.
220-Yard Hash Keen. Mcuogry. Aukeny.
440-Yard Run George ar.d Haskell.
Rxo-Yard Run Trump and Haskell.
One Mile Run Votaw, Hasbury and
Landers.
Two Mile Run Melich and Lewis.
Hammer Throw Petraehet and Temple.
Discus Petrashet and Temtvle.
Shot Put Temple and Elliott.
Pole Vault Russell snd Holts.
120-Yard Hurdles McDavItt and George.
2J0-Yard Hurdles McDavitt and George.
Broad Jump 'Reed and Smith.
High Jump Smith and Ixng.
EVENTS ON HU-MG TRACKS
Baak Holiday Wlaa Mteealeehase
Him at Loalavllle.
I.OUISV1LLE. Ky.. Way 7. A rain that
amounted almost to a cloudburst fel: while
the races were being run this afternoon.
Pollv Prim, the favorite, beat The Mink,
Carthage and other good onea In the hand
icap. Hank Holiday took tha steeplechase
race. Several horses fell In this race, but
none of the Jockeys were seriously In
Jured. (Straight, place and show pri--
are the returns from a investment
Hummsrv:
First race, six furlongs: Advancing (111
Powers, straight), won: Banna I (111 Ttox
ler. place 17.80). second; Calecon (113
Warren, show 112 80), third. Time- 0:504,
Pair Messenaer. Gusrdaleen. Tapuca. IWs
ale Trent, Ooala, Culte and Cousin Mary
also ran.
Second race, one mile, selling: King's
Bon (104, . Fogarty. straight), won; r-d
Kans i5. Edniundson, place 111.30), ssu
ond: Margaret Randolph (101, Butler,
show 114 601. third. Time: 1;I5
Thomas Calhoun, rsaxtmova. special tw
livery. Lady Almy, Koval Chance, Apt,
Aisatlan and Alaonlar also ran..
Third race, four furlongs selling: An
derson. (101. Franklin, straight). Won
Wheat Bread (103. Hklrvin), second; Ma
lor Lawrence (108. Heldel). third. Timo
t.tlH- Lady Hawthorne. John Hall, Mikt
Olt and Maeao also ran.
Fourth race, one mil: Polly Prim,
(114 20 to win. 113. Powers), won: Th
Mink (107. Rlckens), second; Wing Tins
1102. Butler), third Time: 1:44V. col
onel Jim Douglas, Plantland and Carthage
a so ran
Fifth race, steepleehsse handtrap, short
course: Bank Hoihiay tiiiy.sa to win.
135. Pierce), won'. Waterway (104, M:
Clalnl. second : Charfield till. Hoheli
third. Time: 1:17. McAllister, Billy
Stair Coal Black Lady. Little Waliy
Townea and Pet Vinegar also ran.
hlxth ra-. one mile and a sitntn
Camilla (11170 to win, 101. E. Martin)
won: Uuasrxa (l'i5. Eiien). second; Can.
ooian (10N. Kermuth). tnird. Timet 1:4
GtHjrge Bailey. Kylvan Bell, Labor Fonsu-
lu-a and t harlataa also raa.
JAMAICA. N. Y.. May 7 Summary:
First race. 8-yrar-olds and up. selling
six furlonas: Grlmsldt (115. Notter. 11 t
5i wun, Jane Swift i.fi, Dugan, i tu I) sec
on. San Dal 9J, Torke. I to 1) third. Time;
1.14V Msrke Mertdle, Riant and True,
Tenan"V Hv. Courtesy, Senator Barren,
Miss lielsn'ty. . Blue tlonon and Braggart
also ran.
Secoad race. 2-vear-olds. five furlong.
Silk Done (Hfl. Shilling. II to It won.
VJueen Eleanor (liO. tjlireve. to 11 sec
end. Thlstto Bell (li. Francis. 1 to II third.
Time: low. Ladv Beverlck. Nanonia,
Occidental. Opal. Amnesty, My Marlutch,
Blue Stock and Pnlff also ran.
Third race, 3-year-olds and tip, selling,
tntls and a sixteenth: Monsort (I'd. Dtigan,
8 to bt won. Zal (10. Shilling, eveni sec
ond. 8tanhnpe- 1B. Notter, IS to 1 third.
Time: l:47i. Royal I-ady and Campaig
ner also ran.
Fourth race, the Columbus stskes, 3-resr-old.
mils and. sliteenth: Arasee (9t.
rultorv. S lut It won, Castrewoori U. Nottcr.
to 11 second. Alauoe (103. K. Ii:aan. 1
o ) third. Time: 1:4V Ohert also ran.
Fifth race. 4-vear-olns and ud. selhiis.
ix furlongs: Csry tuft. Garner. 10 to 1)
on. Disaster (lit. Ehreve. 100 to 1 sec-
nd. Oeorc O. Hall (US. McCarthy. 8 to 1)
hlrd. ,-Time: 1:16. Senator Clav. Ine
'land. Hold Fast. Gramssr. Dashawsy,
Attla and Sweet Fern also ran.
Sixth race, maiden, t-vear-olds and ui.
iX furlnnss: Prlocllllsn (IdR Tnrn 8 tn
R won,. Peter Qutnre (ins, Notter, to ht
seenna, Montauk GC. McCarthv, w to z)
third. Timer 1:J3H- Orace Cameron. Dan
ger. Carlton, Monocle. McQulddv, Goshcu
star and Dial also ran.
TRIANGULAR MEET SATURDAY
Onaaha, Coaaell Rlaffs and Ashlaad at
( ; Diets Park.
The high school athlrtee are sotting Into
Ins shape for the triangular meet at Dirts
park tomorrow afternoon, when high si hool
representatives of Omaha. Council Bluffs
and Ashland will have a track and field
contest. The meet is to begin at 1:30 o'clock,
as there are fourteen events, with six en-
riea In each.
George Brown. 'OS. has been elected cap
tain of the (rack ' team and says that
Omaha Is going to do thinas Hsturdsy. The-
doctor's orders will keep hlin out of tomor
row's events, but he expects to enter the
isie meet at Lincoln on May l.
i ne is os are working nara to mane a win
ing team and the student bo civ is mani
festing considerable Interest in track work
hla year, so the meet -should be well at-
ended. It la expected that some entnual-
sts from Council Bluffs will also be on
hand to help their team atone for last fall's
efeat In foot balL
Burdlck of the nurole and while Is Put
ting the shot thirty-nine feet, and prom
ises to Send the leaden sphere even farther.
Neavles, Kennedy end the other distance
men are In the best of trim, and although
Deems has been nwrslng a sore foot for
seversl dsys. he. too, will be on hand to
morrow to tear out Ue hundred in his
Kiial faahion.
McKlnnev has recently shown un well in
the hlKh and broad .lumps, and Wclrh-k Is
learing over nine feot n the pole vault,
he other lads are also doing things in
the'r events.
SIITF.EX
GAMES- AT HOUR SOW
r
RonrLes Make Great nerord
ob the
Vlaitloa; Series.
raTfourke ha written that he will return
from the western trip with the players all
n good condition, even though they have
hot brn able to play many games He slso
writes that J cornett, the crack Ditcnoi-
snd brother of J. J. Corbett. the erstwhile
worlds ehampla-n pugilist, will report to
he Denver team at Omaha ana will piicn
one of the games against the Champions.
iraham is rapidly recovering from his
wrenched knee and will soon be able to gi-t
nto the fray, llngriever has Joined the
Pueblo team, adding considerable strength
o that Aggregation.. Wis record or always
playing on a top notch team may help
raise Pueblo from the posit'jm that team
now holds In the championship race.
ine team has msde a great record away
from home, one which cannot hut land It
in first Diane at the end of the season ir
maintained. It has not lost a series exrept
he one t drooned to S oux City. It had
hsd luck In Colorado, not being able to
play but one game at Pueblo and missing
wo at ljenver. it comes nom to negin a
series of sixteen games Saturday.
FINISH OF BILLIARD TOUR JfET
Re Rolle Takes Seeoad place aad
Coalillas; Third.
NTSW YORK. Mir 7. The order of finish
In the amateur billiard championship at 18.1
balk line was decided tonight. Calvin Dem
areat of the Chicago Athletic club takea the
title and trophy. The other players In order
are: Luclen Re Roils of Krance, rrann
Conklln of the Chicago Athletic club, Ed
ward Gardner of Pasealo, N. J., and J. F.
Poggenburs; of New York.-
In Pft d av off for second place, ne none
tonight defeated Conklln -by a score of 400
to 341. He played a consistent game, fin
ishing with an average or an even it. nis
high run was 91.
Gardner won fourth piece in playing on
the tie with Poggenburg. The score:
Gardner. 400; sversge. ioso-zi: nign runs,
33. 49 and 38. Poggenburg- 2o6; average,
7 4-3,1; high run. S. 35 and 23.
Referee, Edward Mcaugnun.
WITH THE BOWLERS.
Tn the final series between the Rail
Rnlittera from the Commercial league and
the Handy Andys from the Omaha league
the latter , won by ninety-four pins. This
slves them the match by thirty-six pins,
Captain Anderson wss largely responsible
for his team victory by piling up a total
of 87. His 8f was also the best single game
of the evening. Score:
KSYT'8 RAIL bPLITTBRS.
1st. 2d. 3d
Total
Seamsn '
yX
5)1
222
m
ISO
11
is
171
1K7
170
210
1S7
1
173
178
59(1
Htnrichs
Msrtin ..
Berger
Hull
Totals
897 S75 2.774
HANDY ANDYS.
1st. 2d.
,..m m
210 173
2C5 211
,...r. rrs 504
lis) 19
3d. Total.
OJerde
14
IM
200
2"2
167
Huntington
Anderson ..
474
51
tx
Rempke ...
Blakency .
t -Totals
.
1.031 863 8S4
Omaha Womea Wla Bis; Trophy
tr 11 Martin and Mrs. K. W.
Bailey, two members of. the Omaha Worn
..... whi.i einh. who are in Detroit at
tending the annual session of the Wom
an's Whist congress, carried oft the hon
ors of the meet by winning the Phlladel-
fhla nip, one or the principal iroiiii ui
he meet, which wa given for pnn.
Wolgsst Glvea Deolaloa.
iniuf,i i.-irv ttav 2 "Ad" Wolgast of
Milwaukee Wt the deoielon over Frankic
Nell of California in a lam irn-nmnn .u
tonight- It was Wolgast rigni 111 me
way through, the California boy getting an
ven break In but ona round, the sixth.
Ttarsery Defeat the Dutch.
BEATRICE. Neb-. May 7.-(8peclal Tele
gram ) In the city league loaay n.
Nursery ball team defeated the Dutch nine
by the cor of 14 to 13. The game waa
pr
Wc point with pride to the
effected. Wa hsv been the means of re
storing thousand of afflicted men to health.
The change in hundred and hundreds of
ease we have treated has been marvelous.
Otir many years of close study, supple
mented ti un extensive practice, enables
us to give ypu the best tni-thods vt treating
nd curing such- ailments. - We have a
special system of treatment that is a
powerful and d'-termlned medicinal correc
tive. ,
W treat mtu osly and sure promptly,
fe ly aad thoroughly and at tb lowsst
ost BKOKCaUTlS. C1T1B1H, MEBV.
OUI DBII.ITT, BLOOD POISOBT. SKItf
3IBA8S, XIDSSY aad BLAbOEl Dla
X)Aai.s aad all hpeclal Plseaaca aad taair
eompUoaUoaa.
STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
KNOWN A3 THE D EOT THE DEST KNOWF
0T
Call and Co Examined Free or Writ '
.. OiTiie Hours 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. butiUar 10 to 1 Ouly.
1308 Farnam Bt., Between 13th and 14th Sts., Omaha, Neb.
' Permanently LstabLUhecl ta Omaiia, Aebraaka.
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played on a muddy field, which made good
playing Impossible.
Second Iloaad la Tenale Play,
LONDON. May 7. The second round In
the contest for theamateur lawn tennis
championship held by Jay Gould. was
played here today. Charles K. Bands of
New York beat A. Page three games to
one.
MrFarlaad to Meet Nelsoa.
MILWAUKEE. May 7-ra.key McFar
land cf Chicago today signed a contract to
meet Battling Nelson in a len-round bout
before the Badger club tn this city on May
25. Nelson Is expected to sign in a few days.
St. Paul Releases Stewaaoa.
ST. PAUL. Minn.. May 7. Andy Steven
son, the pttrher released hy the St. Paul
club, today aigned with Indianapolis
Mr. 8. Joyce, wu ouiiivan St., Cl.ire
mont. N. 11., writes: "About a year ago
I bought two bottles of Foley' Kidney
Cure. It cured me of a severe case of kid
ney trouble of sevtraj years' standing. It
certainly la a grand, good medicine and
I heartily recommend It-" All druggists.
NEBRASKA FR0M DAY TO DAY
Quaint and Carloo Feat area at Life
-In a Rapidly Grswlsg
Stat.
. AND KEEP ON TICKLING.
Get out the good old willow withe.
Also the apple sprout.
And tickle Johnnie some with those.
To bring his smartness out.
Oakdale Sentinel.
No Dsnger "I was greatly worried for a
time," said a Norfolk man, "lest this cold
snap might have injured the dandelions.
But they seem to have aurtvlved In good
shape." Norfolk News.
Aa Early Booster The quantity of mail
received and sent from the Columbu post
office is increasing daily. Thia morning
we were shown over LOOO letter to be sent
on the east bound train. Another evidence
that our population is Increasing. Colum
bus Journal In 1974.
Nature Fake Yesterday Charles Corriell
found a horned toad In hi onion patch and
brought It up town and placed It on ex
hibition at Agnewr tt Vnderwood. This
la th first hdrned toad that wa have
heard of In this section, and Is attracting
considerable attrition. Fullerton News
Journal.
It is said that Court Yanlke went to take
hla best girl home the other night. She
was out practicing her ' music lesson at
II. Taylors residence. Court thought he
woyld sit down at Derby's store and wait
for her; but while doing ao Morpheus got
the best of him and he did not wake up
until the wee small hours of next morn
ing, letting his best girl return homo
alone. Bellwood Gaiette.
The Last of the Antelopes An antelopo
was started up near Plalnfleld pnstoffice,
and they had a grand hunt and got the
fleet-footed dweller on .the plain nicely
surrounded. But the hunters forgot to cap
their guns, snd the guns wouldn't go with
out the caps and the raps wouldn't go with
out the guns, and the antelope "went." It
was probably the last reported case of
"big game" seen In York county Tork Re
publican in 178. 4.
The Limit . for" Schuyler A postal card
wa received this week by th editor of
th Leigh . World from .tb Colfax County
Agricultural association .bearing the date
August 3, 1K8. The card much - dis
figured and soiled and has evidently been
lodged In om pt.off!c for th past
nineteen year persumably at 8chuylT s
It was mailed there, on Tuesday and re
ceived here on Wednesday. It will bo
preserved as a curiosity.
Frlghteard lata Fit
by fear of appendicitis, take Dr; King's
New Life .Pills and away goes bowel
trouble. Guaranteed. 2fic. For sal by
Beaton Drug Co.
Announcements, wedding stationery and
calling cards, blank book and magazine
binding. 'Phone Doug. 1G04. A. L RooCInc
Balldlas permits.
A. C. Busk, Twenty-third and Nicholas
streets, brick apartment dwelling, tb.OOO; A.
C. Busk, Twenty-third and Nicholas streets,
brick apartment dwelling, t.000.
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