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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, MAY 28. 1908. 4 "REAL ESTATE .citt moraiTr ron SALts (Continued.) f i 'McCague Investment Co. -,;:& K. 2th St., 81 760. 90. rporx and bath room; porcelain tob; new open plumblr.g-; gs in every room; f'jrnc heel; hard. vin polished double floor, hesee Inside and out In flret-clss cyiditlcm.; and i heki vacant ao that you can move rn It r'ci'.t r , OPOVND ALONE IS WORTH THE MONEY. Owner sj take 8a.769.00 It sold right iit.- Fir nam for residence, phyicln or an Ins'de home. If you buy It and It la too large for your family you ran rent Soros of the roorni essily; a bedrooms five up sValrs and on down. Bsthroom tiff the hail mm sirs. Nic front lawn and shade tree 6od shred back. srd to alley. All special taxes for afr and paving paid. Ra -r dsv you 111 want eome land front. Irg- 2t h re"t. and now ia your opportunity 1) art H ngnt. oettrr e mi linmeui atelr. McCAGUE INVESTMENT CO. ,., ISO Dodge Bt. Fruit Farm Trree-ovjsrter of a mile west of Benemi and ner Military road. 8 acrea. 32 4"0. No l-etter place for that fruit farm. Come In end-let tn talk It over with you. Thle tract i can be .bouauht for a. i-rry email cash pay ment and wc can arrange the balance on tasy term. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO, First Tloof N. T. Life Bid. Tel.. Doug. 1781: led.. A-llXS. tu 6a a AUTOMO BILISTS ,And others; "vrjll find excellent roads ""for'- automobiling. and Jriving. inr FAIRACRES AfterTthcy ' hare attended the Autorniobile ! races on West Podge hi':, next Saturday, A ixirt ihronrrh this artiKtif-l -C ' c - . - I ally laidT'OHt SUb-division Will surprise ana repay an. )n-to. five-acre, tracts, $600 per acre" and upwards. -"George & Co., 1.C01 FARNAM ST. v j .' - .. - . cu M4 a . ' . . M I35.QJO.00 Junt ort)Spted: t six rooms and hall, oak v finish, and a fine little) home. Only 18.600. .- 12000.00 ... .. Nlre t-rootn cottage and full lot; cholca location, near th and Davenport, crwner 'wanta mora ground. Only $2, WW. , -.. i, -.j.-'. .csooo.oo Excellent, new and modern ; attractive Interior: fine location, east of VIA at reet. Occupied by owner and can show it at any time, price rniy. a,'w. WM. DICKEY REED V4i N. ' T. Ufa Bid. a) MHia $50010TH ST." SNAP, 66 feet frontage on 10th St., Just south of Bancroft. Permanent walks, pavea street. Don t delay. -r . ... GxlSC Maple, )ust east of Kith St., room for two houses and great bargain. Must benokt ao SMtnrttt offer. ' - ' -F.-C Best, 1007-8 N; Y. L. Telenhoncs: Dourlaa C4. Ind. A4T4t (1 iibii McCague Investm't Co. 1XJ0 CaatelVar St. Cottage, rooms and bath room; porcelain tub and open -jtirkel tilurobing; gaa fixtures;. . laags tement baaement; tiles vr'-'1 lawn khd'irbn ltanca; cemented walk. Wa sold on Saturday the cor ner cottage for $2,760, but ws .a sell tula one for ' $2,500 . ' T 4 atd;make terms on part at.. .per cent Interest, - ' Trie cottage ta rented for 125 - ttt month, but If you want to look, through the house the teu '" '' 'ant wfll let you do st. If you ..";". wijfe nice about It. If you - ar Juat curiosity shoppers. jlee do not bother either tha tenant or is. But If you are K-r,n earnest about buying a nice - cottage .cheep, dont fail to look Ti" at Ihla. right way. MrCAGtJE INVESTMENT CO. " 1LM Dodca St. 0 on DUNDEE Accessible, beautiful, quiet, with v! city ronveniences and country surrounding?, offers op portunity, for, .safe and profit atle investment as well as a inofrt .lligVtful place- for a borne. $550 to $700 for large lots, ready.' for building, with trejcement walks, city water, electrtcT licht, etc., and on or near car line. SALESMAN will be at 51st and : Underwood Ave., all day next Saturday to show property. Let usrshow you Dundee, Fairacres and West Dodge St. acre tracts this week. r George & Co ? 100 FARNAM ST. ' V-y. M4Sa Two Acres $700 West (J Banaoa and Bear paved Military ro&-ti ah. cxUanca on easy tsrtma. KVne" INVESTMENT CO, -iTirst Floor K T. L Bldg. TX ? Lu.- JTkl A" Ui. .... o-o a f OK tciLj iiu ' ror auu, having thraa years bfor expiration, bearing per cent thteresL Addresa B bia. rare bee.-..-. - -- - lt Mi3 Sox . 52-3 Acres, $1415 One-third' eash, balance easy terms. Tsu cotilda't fnd a bei,iw location tor a su burha tieaas If t looked thia whol oaunry owkt. Call ua up and wa will taka you ert and show 1T to you. r WlvTNTD INVEeSTMENT COMPAKT." t ; First KVxr N. Y. L Bing. Tel. DouaV ITU "A" li !- a -at Ela PER CENT ON MONEY. Jans'- itauaear eciraer lot; a) way ranted, (roes BBonme it faar uux, st.M. Owner wanta tuoutf. T4pnoie Iougias iUZ. ' If. T. GRAHAM, tju Bea Bldg 4W-"a REAL ESTATE CITT moPEHTr FOR SALE (Continued.) $7,500 PLACE FOR $4,500 Modern brick house 8 rooms, hard wood finish, every wintmirtf.. r"th and Di port. 14 minutes walk, M-SOu. TeL D. 1E1. TV. T. GRAHAM. Be B)4f. BUTED ABSTRACT CO.. Eat. IK. Prompt eervlce. Oct our prtcea. i10 Farnam feu O out NON-RESIDENT OWNER Kara aril Immediately. southwest corner 44th ar.d Dodv. I full lota, wi:n an - room house: modern except neat; nouse rent a for fja per month, Price, H.XKL But owner says ret an offer. W. S. FRANK, 121 NerlU F'.k TeL Doug. 3r-'V u mei 2t 10V ACBE-ttJn0. If tou are lookina; for a plaf-a to atart a chlcHen r tquke ranrn. nere u ia. io tuer piaoe could l-e found. Let ua take you cut any unie. cay or ---mng. rjw term. . 1'AVNE INVESTMENT U'MrAM, Ftrat rioor N. Y. Life Bldft. Phcnea ioufr.a 17S1. Independerl A-I1K8. REAL ESTATE FARM US D IIAACH LAAU FOR SALD GO TO SUNNY SOUTHERN. ALBERTA Mem mrr offerina aelectlona of half aectlon or more from our i.i-acre tract of iDnni anil winter wlwut land aoutheaet of Lelh- brldge at from ti0 to ll per acre; exceliant anil: Dlentv of water and fori. Heaaonable tprrai Epaclal prlwa t-nblork, Good ajenu wanted. write or caii on "WATTEKWOKTH A. McCAFTRET, li Aikeua Bid., Winnipeg. Manitoba. GOOD FARMING LAND, LAbT, fAIMt.MS. Near " Denver.' to Creeley diatnet, black oil. clay subsoil, weiia la to w leet. abnndanca of motaturc. low Altitude, Ken rai tannine Including cora raiatnc; one crop pay a lor laodi uloae to laud IJM an acre; low prio. luy tcrma; will aooa double in value. NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO, at iirandiea Buildins, ' Omatia, Neb. OH-liIIB 040 ACRES GREELEY, COLO.. LAND la the great potato and augar beet dla- v . b , wl will d rnw moil h n Y rrnn. 1 n come under new ditch now building; water aHM wnrtk than Mi) to IVlIi mi acre. Frank K. UUlar. 7 South Pearl Bt. rianvtr. Cqiil fSu M2S Jo-3x Vmasav. A Good Investment Have Just aold an inside St. Louis fiat for IS.UiO and now we've got the corner left for S.2i"'; fine location; rent for M0 a year and tenants pay. tha water rent Seta 10 per cent. Nothing better In the Omaha in the way of good Investment; no repalra. Sn two paved streets, and all apectala paid. ! Interested see us. V e can aausfy you. C. R. CLOVER 4k 8U. CO-a-1 N. Y, Life Bldg. OS) FOR SALE 240 acres In Johnaon county. Nebraska, one-hall mile east or esta, even mill's west of Tecumaeh, county seat; running water; 40 acrea hard timber; good well and pasture; small house, bam. etc. Price tbU per acre. Ona of the beat stock farms in tha county. Addresa J. E. Hardin, Tecumaeh, Neb. No agents. , 3-Mitt8 SOx Opportunity of a Lifetime 47S acres of the best . alfalfa and corn land in the Platte valley, near railroad and good town, all smooth farm land 27a acres now in eifalfs: it-room house, large barn, rranariea, cattle aheda, windmills. everything complete. Must be aold at once. Will offer ..at a great , sacrifice for Quick sait Jju per gxre. ,Ad, auick lf,you wast nRAHAH-t'LTUKS I tu. t N. Y. Life Bldg , Omaha, Neb. 'Phonea Bell, Red 6i2; lnd.,' A-2bi. - 4 4 a aatkt IajKata KEEP POSTED On tha Tripp county opening. A million acres to be opened for homestead. Address, cox io, utnu, B. D. M413 Js-Ei Klacellaaeataa. FARM AT A BARGAIN CS2 acres well Unproved stock farm, two miles from Missouri county seat; S16 per acre; -worth I'. Ownet ..forced to sell. Ad dress H. L. Hodges, 411 National Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb. (JfJ MiCT 4.x REAL ESTATE LOANS COO to (10.000 made promptly. F. D. Wead. Waad Ulas istn ana u nam. (Zli PRIVATE MONET NO DELAY. . GJkBYlX AiKOS loo4 FARNAM. MONET TO LOAN Payne lavastment Co. 0K 63 LOANS on In. proved Omaha property. O Kaefa K- Jk. to, Alaa fi. X. LU Bldg. CO) Ul FIVE PER CENT Money to loan on Omaha businua property. THoMAa bKE.N.NAN. Rocm 1. New York Life Bldg. PKIVATE MONET CAiH ON HAND NO DELAY. J. H- M1THEN, Saz-t 1ST NAT. BANK BLDG. TEL. DOLU 1278. I22j ai MONET to loan an Improved city property. Hastings at rteraeb. in araaiu bt WANTED aty loana. Peters Trust Co. 0U)-ii21 WANTED City loans and wsrranta. W, Farnam aiuiiUi 4k Co-, i24) Faruam St. ... . Uli 6U LOWEST RATES Bemia. f Alton Bl'ck, US-&17 MONET TO LOAN on Omaha property and Nabraaaa larm land. w. .1. Dermouoy iDves.ment Co wo K. Y. I- Bldg. TeL Doug, aiufc. -fg) -Mm 1 REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED Information regarding a good farm tor aaie; not trticuiar About 1jC. tlon; wish to hear from owner only, who will sell direct to buyer; give price, d aorlptiua and, stale when nossossion ca be had. Addresa L, Darbyshlre, Box 4r4, Rochester, . i . (33) MslB WANTED TO BORROW CALIFORNIA real eetsle mortgages net to 12 ler cent annually; no mortgage tax we can place -spian or large amounts a these rales; snstiiute security; write 10 iiarticuiara. The Ackeriy Co., 5-1 I Broadway-,- Les Angeiea (l-4 MHlft ftx WANTED TO BUT HlGHEeT prloas tor "id-hand furnttura. car- pvia, cKitia ana auuea. 1st. uuug. t-'.l. BEST price paid for 2-hand furniture, car pels, aixivut. ciuiuii. atioua. itti. tuaa mul WANTED TO BUY-700 or kK pound rid u.g pony; ons n.at can single loot, an ran alse be ustd to drive. ae A. LranOeia at Brandeia Store. 45 4M WANTED To buy in good Nebraska or Iowa .town, 2 oi ' ci.ajr trir auop. Adareas M- It. Cornell, otuart. la. l 4K Je tx WANTED TO RENT ONE unf ureal. fed room ai.d aloova. or tw riidBia. ia gwud Jte;gtiuoiitotL btat refer 1 a. auLTbty uua. t auijl WANTED Good business location with! thioa b.ocas of ltth a d Fara au-oets; Oiuat Lavs at lil I H-t square lost (wr atac Addiwsa P O. Bx 41&. Ui; M41 2lx WANTED TO RENT C-Unae4- WOULD tike 1 rent fwwMried hotel rn fd locatton, Write Lock 1. Ri- tenna, Ne. (3SH-4M Je WAK7TD Br young- man. room with or without board, private lamiiy Aaoree, WANTED SITUATiCUS EXPERIENCED atenorrapheri excellent reference. Addxeaa 'LS Omaiut Council Blulla. ' U'W at TEACHER wlahea poanlon In physician" of floe aiter Juoa 1. Addreaa J. 4V1, care Be. U7 M.2 WANTED-Poaltion a MverUelns man ager by experienced man. Adlreas Y 47, cara Tha B. iX'f lx A GOOD railroad tlackmlth wanta a Job. J. lloekowru. Tei. We baler 17ti. trr re 17 TOUNO MAN wanta work, Inrioa preferred. Can civa beit of reftrencea. Addreat, K-4. care Bee. C M41 fex TEACHER wiFhea poaltion In phyirtciana office after June 1. B-alS, care be. rr-Msi six GOVERNMENT NOTICES CONSTRIX'TJNG WVARTEHMASTEH S OflK. yon Meade, & May Ju. HMD Scaled prcpoa&ia. in triplicate, will be re ceived at tntc office mml i a. m. moun tain time. June la, UM. and tben opeood, lr conf trucuiig one brick bowling alley and ltiEtaiUng electric wiring and tixturea. i itnt and epeciXk atKina nay be wra at the office ol the cmef juariermater, Le partment of the Missouri, Omnlia, Neb.; i.H-parlnient of the Lake. Chicago, ill ' LHt pun men t of the Colorado, Denver, Cola; Department of Dakota, ft. Paul, Minn., ana this office, at whkh latter place all information may be obtained upon appli- alion. Ihe United eitatea reaervea the ght to reject any or ail blda, or to ac cept any part of a bid that mar be ad- umagewiua to the frovemment. envelopes unlauiing propoaala should be endoraed. tropoaaia lor Bowling Alley, ana ad- reeftea to 1. t . bc.iierer, captain ana utnrmirr, 4in caviury, cosatructuig quautcrinaler. OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER- maeter. Port Leavenworth, Kanaaa. May Zi, li Sealed proposals, in triplicaVe. will be received here until 11 a, m , centrai time, June , llfje, and then ojiened, for the construction of one, two or three double sets lieutenants' quarters uhe number of sets will be determined later), including plumbing, heating, electric- airing and electric lighting 1 mures, at Port Leaven- orth, Kansas. rill information and blank forma of proposala furnished on application to thia oil ice. plans and spetllications may be seen here; also in offices of chief quar termaster at Omaha. St. Paul, Denver and Chicago, depot quartermaster, St. Louis, nd secretary Master Builders Exchange. Kanaaa Cily, Mo. United States reserves the right to accept or reject any or all pro posala or any- part thereof. Envelopes to be endorsed, proposals lor Public Build ings, and addressed to Captein Mm. D Davis, quartermaster. MJu-:X-27-2g J6- PROPOSALS FOR HOSPITAL. FORT Douglas. Utah. May 16. 19 Sealed iro- posals will be received until 10 a. m. June u. m. and then opened. lor furnishing labor and material for eonst ruction, plumb ing, heating and electric wiling of hospital bkicing here. Information furnished on application. United States reserves right to accept or reJ'-ct any or all bids or any part thereof. Envelopes containing bids to be marked. ' Proposals for Constructing Hospital," and addreased. "Constructing Quartermaster.'" M2J-26-27-3 J- PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES. and Artillery Horses tor Lignt and Horse Batteries. Chief Quarterniasier a Office, Omaha, Nebraska. May 8. lHOk. Sealed pro posals. In triplicate, will be received at this office, until 12 o'clock m., central stand. ard time. June 1. IMS, and then opened, In the presence of attending bidders, for 460 cavalry horses and KK) artillery horses for light and horse batteries, for delivery at Omaha. Nebraska, or other prominent rail road points, i ne animals to conform to specifications for cavalry and artillery horses. United States reserves right to ac cept or reject any or all proposals, or any part thereof. Partlculara and blanks for preposaia will be furnished on application. Envelopes containing proposals to be en dorsed "Proposals for Horsfs." and ad- drrseed to Major D. E. M CARTHT, Chief Quartermasters MS-11-12-2 -IS-Jl LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. THE Oregon Interurban Railway Company will receive sealed bida up to t o'clock p. m. Wednesday. June 10th, 1.. at their orrice In Oregon, Missouri for the construction of four and one-half miles of railroad from Oregon, Missouri, to Forest City. Missouri. Approximate quantities as follows: 0,U0C cubic yards excavation: 47.000 cubic yards embankment; ta.fr.Ki leet timber ana lum ber; 2.W0 lineal feet piling, It to K leet one: 406 tons 6t pounds relay steel rails; 13,000 tics; one sieel bridge 60-foot span: four and one-halt miles track laying. Speci fications, contract, blank proposals, profile and plans can be seen at office of under signed. Bids will be received on any one or more items 01 aoove; aiso on me roao complete. Tha Board of Directors re sen the right to reject any and all bids. The Oregon interurban railway tximpany, oy B. F. Morgan, Pres. Attest, L I. Moore. Secretary-Treasurer. George Custer, En gineer. MJtdSU SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Board of Trustees, until I p. m.. June 1, for the purchase of IIO.WAI aster works bonds Issued May 1. in denominations of $500 each, bearing per cent lntereat, paid semi-annually, optior.ai any time at the end of five years, -me Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any and all bids. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check for 1 per cent of the amount of bonds All proposals must oe maraw uiu. jvw t . -Ferdinand PacaL Weston, Nebraska, .Vil lage Clerk, . MJd.t REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS William Krambuck to E. H. Alsow, lots 1 and 2, block 11. K.oae iiii...-4 w Art n ur fi Prr Annie H. Fry. lot 24, block , Halcyon Heigiita 1, Elia M. Txscliuck and husband to An drew Peterson, lot a. eeit-y eis-n, Warren 8, Frank and wife to William Hiesenberg, lot 15. Vt right Place.... l.wo Elixabeih Kountse Real Estate Co. to Ray Stephenson, lot Z, bioca Kountse Place County treasurer to Harry A. Reed, sub lot 20 of lot a. l-apnei laaiuon. Harry Reed and wife to Criarlea ri. Sherman und Anarew o. Bcvuimru, aame - 1 Ann Pritchard et al to C. B. Denney, trustee, part lot , block U. omana. 1.-1O Gould C. Dieta to aame, part ssme... 8,000 C. B. Denney, truiH.ee. to A J. ee. part aame 4.4UV Same to same, part same 1 Truls Martenaon and wile to Koy . Hsrris, lot il, bioca 1, repiat 01 Bemis Park . Omaha Loan and Building assoclstion to W illiam F. Armbrust. part lot la. Oak Hill No. 2 ISO Haltia Reed to Benjarr-in Davis, part lot a, block A. Lowe s addition Llii Thomas G. Dean fend wife to James l'egan. lot 1'. uioca. lo, Haluyoa Heights i l.sUO Herman G. Boeerhe to Charles Martin, lot 4, block X l-worek s aadtlion 50 Cloyd Y. Kensi-rthy and wife to Joseph McClen:ghan. part lot U, Grltfen Smi! ri a addition and oU.r lota l.Ow Lora Power to Gwrge A. Hoagland, part lot 1, blocs- Heed a 1st 2.7MI Charles W. Alcott ad wife to Joaef Derlo and wife, lots 1 tUid 2, block 2. Maxwells addition LUUV H, J. irfwn and wife to John N. Nig bee, k.t 14, block a. Halcyon ' Heights 2,800 Haiiy W. Adams and wife to Aaron u. Wicklund, lots 5 and , block 1. Era ay A- Nelaun's addition to al ley CO Total Sbfc, High School Meet. MAKSHALLTOWN. Ia.. May 27. (Spe ciu. ie uin school athletic teams of t-ia city and in.ti wUi meet here in a ouai track and fed rr.uel neat Frtdaor. Tha program, which U1 cous.st of fourteen vv e. will b tha aame as tha prugraoi fur tiie state hlgii sctiool moot, wim the sxoeptlua t:.t t-e high hurdis race will ba tu-'.'.ed. Gothoahas-c aSeleota taut, GOTH EN BERG. Nab.. May r.-t&pecial ) Tue crthfatrg Greys defaated Hender son Lnmry a Coaard eUuggcis Friday. 14 to t la a contest full of bi 1 urs and mum bitting. This is the l-ira gsata of tho s-asoo bwiawwn tn two tlubs, Coaatd wta lay out ttt ibraa. Bauer a: Greya. Vaa a d fcrwslsi, Cuaard. Aveai and F-ar. OMAHA GETS AN EVES BFEAK Stonrke &et Short E&d of Eiti and Long End of Score ia the First. SOT SO TORTUS AXE IS SECOID Pweblo M ak.ra a Great Flatak la Bath Cwwiewta, ewrln Five la Xlatfc laalag at Ftrat ! Twlre la v1Uta c-f lerait. Pt'ERLO. May T.-Pueblo made two great flniahca today and broke even with Omaha. In a double-header. Omaha w a ning the first by V) to 7. and Pueblo the aecond. 7 to I Score, first game; R H E. Omaha 0 " I 0 0 010 1 4 Fueblo t 1 O 0 -71t I Baneriet: Ragan and Gonding; M Uer, Fitxgerald and tmiuh, Ecore Second game: R H.E. Omaha .. .. Pueblo .. . Batteries: and Mitae. ...I vI0te-IS . 1 0 1 1 0 S-7 H T Noah and Lebrand; Galgano unitr-R mim tonn coxtet Olwistead Farmed ta ritrh Oat at gev- eral Bad Hales. DENVER. Colo.. May r. ISpeclol Tele gram.) I lie teama aelected the coldest day f the spring to plsy the longest same. Though It was a pitchers' battle aimost throughout, it was kept at sn even- thing by errors, and then lenver won in the twelfth on hits by VI aid ron and Csssady, the only hits msde by either 1n the con test. Denver's fielding was ragged. Olm stead having to pitch himself out of several had rlaces. In the nine innings Lincoln had fifteen men left on bases Manasrer Fox had a good deal of difficulty with the umpire, several times protesting decisions. In the tenth Davidson, put out st the plate, complsined that Olmstead had in terfered with him, preventing his scor ing. The umpire refused to allow he cisim. snd when Davidson hotly Insisted ami shook his fist at Olmstead on the bench, the pitcher walked out to ascer tain what was being said. The score: DENVER, AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 4 1 1 1 0 0 .. I 0 14 0 1 0 12 18 4 0 S 8 1 0 i 0 0 0 2 1 4 1120 I 0 4) 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 E 0 202 6 1 1 1 S 2 Waldron. cf .... Belden, If Cassady, rf ... Zalusky, lb Doll. lib. sa Lauterborn. tb Kineally. ss ... Irwin, ib McDonough. c Olmstead, p . . Totals 40 I 10 36 11 LINCOLN AB. R. H. PO. 13 Jude. rf ...... Fox. Ib Gagnler, ss . Fenlon, If ... Thomas, lb ., Davidson, cf Prltahett. 8b Klnran, c .... Jones, p , Totals ....... t 7 6 5 B 5 4 t t 49 2 11 34 17 Jude out, hit by betted ball. One out when winning run made. Denver 0 010001 o 00 13 Lincoln H 0101600000 0 I Two-base-hlta: Zinran. Jude. Three-base-htt: Olmstead. 6tolcn bases: Fox. Thomas, Davidson. 2. Prttchett. Sacrifices: Belden. 2: Pritchett. Jones. Hit by pitched ball: Davidson. Bases on balls: Off flmstesd. o; off Jones, 6 Struck out: By Olmstead, i; by Jones, 2. Left on bases: Denver, 10; Lincoln, 19. Time: 2:40. Umpire: Davis. SlOrX MAKE IT THREE STRAIGHT Only Sewro of Dea 'Moines Made aw at Pair of; Errors. SIOUX CITT. Ia.. May 27. Sioux City won the third game of the present series from Des Moines today, S to 1. It was a pitchers' battle though Furchner for the Sioux had the better of the altuatlon. Hs wss unhittsble at critical stages, and struck out ten men. Dee Moines' one run was a gift, Welch snfl Severeid eon'ribut lng to the error ecUbmn, which allowed Dwyer to score. Ford for lies Moinea pitched a good game.- but the two two baggers of Andreas, followed on- each oc casion by a couple of singles gave Sioux City the neceasary runs to win. The ground was muddy and slow. Score: SIOUX CITY. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Campbell. If 4 0 1 0 0 0 Holmes, cf 4 0 0 1 1 0 Weed, rf 20210 Henry. C 1 0 12 0 0 Andreas, 2b 13 2 12 0 Welch, 8b.. 2 0 0 1 1 2 Severeid. lb I t 2 7 1 1 Granville, as 4 0 2 8 1 0 Furchner, p.. 2 0 0 0 2 0 Totals ........ ..28 t MOINES. T n DES AB. R. ..2 0 H. 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 t 0 O. 2 8 2 13 0 0 2 2 0 A. 1 4 0 s 0 1 1 1 Anderson, ss.. . Neihoff. 8b.. .. Flournoy, If.. . Dwyer, lb Dolan, 2h Fltxpatriek. rf.. Dexterr cf Yeager. c. Ford, p Totals 80 1 3 Sioux City 0 10 0 0 Des Moinea 0 0 0 0 0 It 1 1 0 01 2 0 0 1 Two-base hits: Andreas (2). Anderson. Sscrifloe hits: Neihoff, Andreas, Welch. Stolen baaes: Andreas, Henry. Bases on balls: Off Ford, t; Off Furchner 1. Struck out: By Ford, 1; by Furchner, 10. Paased ball: Yeager. Hit by pitched ball: Weed. Time: il:i. Umpire: Brennan. Atteni ance, l.MXJ. GAMES IX AMEHICt ASSOCIATION Colaaahaui Shots Oat Toledo f Geyer'a Fiao Work la Bo COLUM-US. O., May r. Geyer s pitch ing ass so effective and his support so s.rong that not a Toledo player reached third base. Steen's wtldnesa. two of Bar beau's errors and timely lilts by Raady gave Columbus three runs. Score: Columbus 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 3 Toledo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Stolen bases: Jackson. Odwell, Friel. Raidy. Sacrifice-hits: Odwell (2), Arni bruster. Bssea on balls: Off Bteen. 2; off Geyer, 8. Hit with pitched ball: Kihm 2i. Wild pitch: Bteen. Time: 1:82. Umpires: Owens and Bierhalter. Hooalere Defeat Distillers. LOl'lSVILLE, May 27. Indianapolis took the second game of tha oeriee today from Louisville by the score of 8 to 4. Hal la waa baited off the slab In the fourth In ning. J. Durham, who was substituted. held the leaders to one hit tha remainder of the game. Score: Louisville 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 04 Indianapolis 8 0 0 4 1 1 0 0 01 Sacrifice hits: STovall. Slagle, Williams Carr. Two base hits: Woodruff. Sullivan. Davidson. Tree-base hits: Rush. David son. Stanley. Ioubie plays: Bush and Carr; Slagle. Williams snd Carr. Struck out: By Siagle, 2; by Durham. 8. Baaes on balla: Off Slagie, 1; off Durham Hits: Off Halla. 10 In three and one-third innings: off Durham. 1 in five and two thirds Innings. First base on errors: IxiuiKvilie, 4: Indianapolis. Time: 1:4a. Umpire: Kane. Bream Baaeh Illta. ST. PAUL Minn. May 27 Milwaukee bunched their hlta with Ft. Paul's errors todsy snd won the second game of the series by a acore of to I Score: Milwaukee 1 2000800 0 t t Paul 0 0 0 2 1 0 2 0 i Two-base hits: McKune. Myers, Rowan. Robinson. McCormicK. Beviile. Double plays: Tlemyer. unsisted; Gehrlnp t Wheeler to Rowan: Robinson to Mi-Cm. mlck to Broan. Hlta: Off Farria. 1 in three innings; off Leroy. 1 In five inninga; off Gehrlng. 1 in on inning; off Dough erty, s in tix innings; oil Curtis. 1 I11 one Inning. Bs,e on balls: Off Gehring, 1; off Dougherty. 4. Struck out: Bv Dough erty. 2; by Leroy. 8; by Ferris. 1. Wild Pitch: Leroy. Sacrifice hlta: Dunleavy, MrKune, Robinson. Clara. Dougnerty. Left on bases: St- Paul, : Milwaukee, 7, Time: 2.06. Umpire: Kerin. Millers As Ctatrlaeaed. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. May 7. Two Minneapolis pitchers were aild todsy and errors in the rally Innings combined gavs Kansas City sn unaipros'-habie lead. Swann kept hi lilts well scattered. Downey. Kanaaa City new third base man, was In t e game today Score: Kanaaa City 0 2 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 T Minneapolis 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 Two-base bits: O'Neill. Qulllin. Hits: Off Blersdorfer. 1 In two innings: off Wilson. 2 in three Innlr.gs; off Fience. 4 In four liming. Sacrifice hlta: YWioay, QuUun. bee airy. Left on bases: M.nno apous T, final City. 11 bam on bairn: Off Liertdurfcr, 4, off Wilson, f. 4,1 f STANDING CF THE TEAMS. WEST. LEAGVE W L I'd AMER ASS N. H t. Pet Omaha 73 W .W7 Indianapolis lenver is ) Sioux City..lJ4 Lincoln 17 17 lea Moinew.ll 11 Pueblo 3 tv Toledo 1S 14 ,fT .S4 .Ml i! .4:' .417 .2S7 Ixuisvl11e . .17 .fin" Columbus . !" 17 .M Milwaukee .19 17 .190 Kansas Ctrv.lB Minneapol lb tl et. Paul.... R NAT. LEAGVE AMER. LfcAGVE. W. L. Prl W. L. Pet Ch lrs.ro IS 11 .fc'3 New York. . .18 31 .Wa Cinrtnnlta .17 14 6 Cleveland .114 .Ma Pittsburg . .It 13 .MS P.Vla 1 1 Mi Phlla. It 14 -tl5St. Louie. ...17 17 .", New York..l7 1 M letroit IS 15 ,4M Bos-.on It it .4:1 Chicago 15 It .4M St. Loins. ...14 L'l .4'f' Boston. 17 17 .iO Brooklyn ...13 2o .SM Wash 13 19 .tot Flene. 1; off Swarm 2 Struck out: By Blersdorfer. 2; by Wilson. 2: by FieD. H, by Swann. I. Time: l.bt. Umpire: Hayes. GAMES IJT THE AMERICA LEAGIE Philadelphia Wlsi frarn Detroit ta Last Inntug. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 27.-MuUin weakened in the last two inning today after letro!t apparently fcad the game won and Philadelphia landed the victoiy by t to 4. Schaefer was tenched In I'.e ninth Inning for deputing a decision Score,: PHILADELPHIA r ETKOrT AB H.OAl ABMOAE Hmjel. If . 4 J 1 Nirhnm, r, . ( 4 J roiiinn. 3b. 4 1 I 1 arTmvre. lr. 8 S (P,(h.fer, at. I e 1 0 1 2 I 1 A 1 4 I 1 t I 0 C Dti. It ..4 1 12 4Criit.ra atsrrbT. r .. I 1 1 4 t cotii.. rf cf. I C-oomm. rf . . 4 1 I 1 SKmnmnn. lb Mona. ol . I 1 1 1 :o,un,m. lb Pvwmrm. t .. I 4 0 1 Pvoe. r Kru. .. I t I 4 irnti. 2b . E LsilUu ..lite 4 Mains, . 'l Jones . 101111 ....St 7 17 14 4 Totia 84 M.t it 1 Batted for Krause m ninth. Untied lj Bitiaefer In ninth. 'Two out when winning run male. Detroit 1 0 v 0 0 t 0 04 Philadelphia 0 1 6 6 0 0 2 2-6 Two-baee-hit: Hansel. Sacrifice hits: Murphy. Powers. Schaefer, Cuugltiin, Mr lntyre Si olen bases. la vis. Coombs. 1 f t on base: Detroit, fc; Philadelphia, t Struck oui : oy uuin. 1, Py Krause, 2. Base on errots: Detroit, 1; Fhiiadelpnla. 2. Base on balls: Cff Muilin, R. Hit bv pitcher: By Krause, i. Time: 2:05. Umpire: Sheri dan. Haghes strikes Oat Twelve-. WASHINGTON. Msy 27. Hughes pitched vtsshtnaton to a victory over Cleveland today, i to I striking out twelve, the sea son s record, and allowing but lour scat tered bit a. Score: Washington. Cleveland. AB.HO.AE. ABHOAE Milan, cf .. 4 I t 0 PJ. nrae. II. I 1 I 1 Ganlrr. If . . I Iwlehanty, tb 4 Pleksr g. rf.. I Altlter, tb , 4 Street, c .1 r ntt. lb . I ah-Bnos. u . f Kufhaa, p ..4 ( Br.iSl.y, 8b . 4 4 I 1 t 1 1 OSiov.n, lb . I 1 I 0 t L,jo1.. w .4111 1 1 Hi, k,o. fb I 1 I 1 U 1 P-mm. c ...1410 4 IS 0 I'Btrm g'm. ef. I 0 4 1 lit 4 H'.nt'hinaa, rf I 0 (1 4 0 0 J 4 Burger. . . 2 i It 4 Tot, I, ... so I 27 10 0 Touts ... 4 U 1 Washington 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 x 8 Cleveland 1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 o I Two-base-hlts: J. Clarke. Milan. Home runs: Stovall. Sacrifice hits: Ganlev. Hickman. Stolen bases: Delehanty. Left on base: Washington, t; Cleveland. 8. Base on balls: Off hughes. 2: off Berger. 2 Base on errors: Wathington. L Struck uui. ny j-iugnes. 11'; by iierger, 2. 1:40. Umnire: HurKt Bostaa Wlas from Chicago oviu.-v way r7.vinter sent in two runs in the fifth today with a two-base hit, w-lnning hla own game. 8 to 2. Smith piK-nea m excellent form, but the locals won by beter base running. Score: rton 0 1 2 0 0 1-2 Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 02 Two-base hlta: Smith, Donohue. Winter Sacrifice hits: Smith, Dougherty Lord Cravath. Stolen base: Dougnertv. Double play: Winter. Wagner and Unglaub. Left on bases: Chicago, t; Boston. 2. Bases on balls: Off Smith, 1: off Winter. 8. First base on errors: Chicago, 2. Struck out: By Smith, 8; by Winter, 4. Time: li Umpire: Connolly. t. Loots Defeats Sew York. NEW YORK. May 27. St. Louis took another game from the New York Ameri cans today. Both Chesbro and Lake were iimriiiui lti inp visitors, tocore- St. Lours. 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 27 New York 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 Base on errors: St. Louis. 4. Left on bases: New York, 2; St. Louis. 4. Ba iU"J tf he'-ro, 3. Struck out: By Chesbro, 6; by Lake. 1: bv Howell 2 Three-base hits: Stahl, Hoffman. Wil liams. Two-base hits: Stahl, Howell. Sacrifice hit: Williams. Jones. Stolen bases: Ball. 2. Wild pitches: Ch-sUro JiJltf: 9ft. Chesbro. 4 In eight Innings; off Lake, 8 in one inning. Time: 2:0(1. Umpire; OLoughlin. 4 THOMAS MAKES GOOD IW WEST Takes His Place at Head of Spokane Golfers. "Mike" Thomas has made good on the golf fields of Washington and recent de velopments nave put htm at the had of the golfing contingent of the Spokane Country club. Thomas last year won the Field club champlonahip by defeating Dr Sumney, the state champion. H then moved to Spokane and has plaved soma golf this spring. " i he bpokane club has several ma.tr-h. with teams of other cities for this summer and a system Is in vogue, similar to the flight system of the Omaha Field club. Any player not on the team has the right to challenge a man who is on ths team and should be win. is entitled to t!? place. .Concerning Thomas' playing the Spokane Spokesman Review says: r r ay the absence of Phil Carr, the captain of the golf team at the Country club, from Spokane a greater part of the summer, Guy D. Thomas, recently from Omaha. takea the leadership nf the Country club team, which honor hs won at the recent contest, when he finished second to Mr. Carr by a close score. Thomaa at that time waa unused lo the club links and has been showing constant improvement, so that he is now regarded as orve of the best goiter the club ever had. WITH THE BOWLERS. In the Tri-Clty league at the Association alleys the Me;x Bros, team took three games from the Snarks last night. This puts the Brewers lr, the running for the Edholm trophy and they aay th team that beaia them will have to aria straight series from now on. Cochran was high man wrth 251 and a total of 6J0. Score: METZ BROS. 1st. 2d. 8d. Total. Cochran lo7 2f.l 2i)2 20 Blakeney 6 21 IhX tit Huntington .iHO U4 147 (JO Total 74 tQ 521 1.701 SNARKS. 1st, 2d. 8d. Total. Reynold Hi 204 1K7 U Marble lt4 lli 1m 477 Greetileaf 144 lot lt4 4&t Toiaia - 00 643 610 1.613 Wosaea'a Golf at Orange. ORANGE. N. J.. May H.-Play In th Metropolitan women championship was resumed al the Essex County Gout club links today. Th fair green wa in much better condition today, aa a corps cf la borvrs was kept at work ou 11 cutting aaay the long grass which puxrled tne goiters yesterday. The course wa fully six strokes easier for today s rounds ol e:ghtecn-hol match plsy. Th drsw for the first championahip round follows: Mrs. S. T. Lelterts, Englewood, and Miss Elizabeth Hurrey. Apaaamis; Mr. L. W. Calian, Englewood. and Mr. E. 8 San ford. Ersex county; Miss Georgianna Bishop. Brooklawn. and Mrs. C. L. Tif fany. Naaaau; Mrs. W. Fellowea Morgan, Baltausroi. and Miss Julia B, Mix, Engie wood. Games la T-ree-I Leagae. At Clintor Clinton. 1 Epringfield. 0. At Dubuque Dubuque, t; Blooming ton, 1. A i ivoca iSiano-KU.it isiana. 4; De catur. 1 At Cedar Rapids Cedar Raplda, 2; Peoria. L . aophomorea Hla Field Meet. MAKSHALLTOWN. Ia . May 27. Spe rial The acjitiomorea of the high achool thia afternoon won tha annual inter-class fit-Id meet with a total acore of 85 points. The frehrr.en were second with a acora of 2i; the juniors were third with M and the atnior a ere fourth with j Elm Creek Win Victory. ELM CREEK. Neb. May 27. (Special Elm Creek defeated Si morula by a acore of 15 to 10. Batterlea: Elm Creek, Shannon. Flee and Reeves; Simonda, Heaton and Cochran. ' Oxford Wslki Over Trrataa. TRENTON. Neb.. May 27-46pcUI Tele gram, e Tlie Oxford Indians a oa yester day from Trenton by a acore of to ta 8, NEW YORE SHUTS OUT CHICAGO Giaxti Wla t. Fait. Cltaa Game from thi Cub. BOTH PITCHERS DO ITXE WCBK Mar-releas top of l.laer by llerseg la the etra(h Isalsg Reba Home Team at Tvra llaaa. CHICAGO. May 27.-New York shut the locals out today In a pitchers battle and almost perfectly fielded game. Heriog robbed Chicago of two runs in the sixth by a marvelous stop and throw to S'einfeldt s liner, ons of the moat brilliarA plays ever made cn the local grounda Wiltse won his own gsm with a ciesn two-base hit, scoring Doyle, aho had reached first on a pass and stole second. Score: ytw tork AB H O A E CH1CAOO ab H rr.A T. Fhinnnn. If . 4 I 4 frt. ss 4 1 Tenner, lb . 4 1 It tBrhe-krt. If Pbntm. rt . I aerrintir. cf. 4 N"i is. r. I IV ua. sti . I Inle. b . I H.m:m. M . I Wllue, f . I 4 I 4Schultt. rf .. f-rhan'-s. lb li tdtsmrth. b. 4 ti Ho,rd. rf . . 1 1 K!ln. c .1 4 Tmhr. m . . I 4 Pfn.T . p . 1 ri . s . 4 Total ...... lit I 1 r.immers .. 1 sto-aa .... 1 . Tot la St I 17 14 4 Fatted for Pfelster in eighth. Batted for Howard in ninth. Chicago 00000000 00 New York 00000010 0-1 Tw-o-base hits: Kling. Tenney, Wiltse. HltS: Off Pfeister. 4 in eight Innings. Sacrifice hit. lonlin, Sheckard. Stolen basea: Evens. Heraog. Shannon. Chance, Doyle (Ij. . Double plays: Tenney tunas sited 1. Left on bases: Chicago, t; New York. S. First on balls: Off Pfelster. 4; off Wiltse, 3. First base on errors: Chi cago. L- Struck out: By Pfeister. t; by Fraser. 1: by VHtse. 8 Time: 1. Um pires: Kmslle and O'Day. Boeloa las la Tenth. PITTSBURG. May 27 Boston won a ter Inning contest here today, bunching their hits In the tenth and scoring three runs, the final score being 6 to 2. Young was replaced In the eighth by Leever. Flaherty was strong with men on bsses. Score: BOSTON riTTSBlRO ABHC.AE ABHOAE B-ovna. rf . 4 1 I 1 CMnrner, rf . 4 1 4 e Beaumont, ct. Bars : If .. M"Una. lb . Bo-emiaa, e. P.lu-Ue;, 2b . l'ahlen, aa 4vi-r, 8b . .4110 t Lrsrh. :.b .412(0 .1 4 4 4 1 riart.. If .. 4 1 1 0 I . t 1 IS e tWasser. aa .41411 Al,itib :b ,41111 Kane, lb ..4114 ml '!.! 5 " ! f ? 1 I .4 4 4 4 twuana. cf . I 1 1 0 .114 1 tlOlbaoa. e ..40114 .4141 STotlnit. p ..Ittt4 sever, p .. 1 4 1 0 4 .4I0 14 2 Tntaia ... .14 I 40 21 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 O 02 00100010085 rialiertr, p Totals ... Pittsburg Boston .. Two-base hits: Ritohy, Leach (2). Beau mont. Three-base hits: Sweney, Clarke. Wagner, Flaherty. Hits: Off Young. 6: off Leever, 8. Sacrifice hits: Kane, Young. Bomerman. FUtcney. Double plays Dah len. iRitchey and McGenn, Ritchey and Bowerman, Browne. Flaherty and Bower- man. Left on bases: Pittsburg. ?; Boston, 8. Bases on hails: Off Young. 0: off t'1.J. Flaherty. 1. Struck out: By Leever. 2; by! e'TFlherty, 2. - Time: 2 .-00. .Umpire: Klem. Podge re Lose la Reds. CINCINNATI, Way 27.-Clncinnatl min- j gled hits with the misplaya of the Brooklyns in toe seventh, piling up six J funs. Errors also aided Brooklyn In their ' scoring. Score: CINCINNATI!. BROOKLT.N. AO O A E AB H.O.A K. HuRglna, lb . 1 1 t Hummel, aa . 4 4 1 4 Kane, cf .. 4 4 t 4 Burrh. If , -abort, lb . 4 I 4 4 1 Lumler. rf Mitcaolt. rt . I 1 4 4 4 Jontan. lb . C,.nm, It I 1 I I tSbeeban. tb Sffclet, e .. I t t 1 OF'altM. Brain. U ..1414 tMalone;. of huirwltt, B.I I I I fBrrgeo. c . ESing. p ., 1 0 7 lWilhtim. a M rlnus, p. 4 ..SO 4 27 U J'Levia 1 Alpermau .. 1 J.tala Tolalt B t 24 11 4 Batted for Bergen In ninth. tred Tor clntyre in rnlh. Cincinnati 10-0100C0 8 Brot klyn ". 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 02 Two-base hits: Burrh, Jordan. Thrte base bli Schlel. Home run: Lobert. Base on halls: Off Ewing, 1; off Wilhelm. 1; Off Mclnlyre, L Struck out: By Ewing, a, vy n iini-im, vi no pucn: -ewing. Passed ball: Bergen. Hitjs: Off Wilhelm, In seven innings. Time: 1 :4o. Umpire: Rigier. Game Poetooaed. At St. Louis St.' Louis-Philadelphia game postponed, rain. EVEN TS OY. THE kl X.V If G TRACKS Twarraae Wins Cosmopolitan Handi cap t Belmont Park. BELMONT PARK. N. Y., May 27Tour enne, with Musgrsve up and bark from 12 to l.to t to 1 at the close, easily won the Cosmopolitan handicap, ona and one-six teenth miles, defeating Jack Adkina, winner of the Metropolitan, Toboggan and Carter handicaps. 1 ourenne had worked excep-1 Uona'ily fast for tius race a-nd a as heavily played. Jack Atkins . on his recent fine races, was mads a hot favorite. Gilbert, the crack lightweight Jockey from Cali fornia, made his appearance her today. Summary: First race, 8-year-olds, selling, six fur long, straight) Friaette (lot. N otter. 0 to 2) won, A rase Gilbert, It to 6) second, Adriana tlot. E. Dugsn, t to 1) third. Time: 1:12. Tenacy by Courtesy, Black 6hep, Dixie Himmel, Queen Marquer;le, Imitator, Braggart and Roseblusn also ran. Second race, maidens, 2-year-olds, five furlongs, straight: Bobbin (110, E. Dugan, IS to ti won. Star Thistle (114, Raynor, bo to 1) second, Tha Robbtn llu, Shreve. to 1) third. Time: 1W. J. W. Frye. O U, Kid. Ruble, Red Mimic. Light House, EthcriaU Suftiagate, Lady Hubbard and Ross Beaumont also ran. Third race, the Laureiie. 2-year-olds foala of IS, fiv furlong: Mellsatwle (107, Nut tef, 7 is II won. High Private till. J. Lee, t to 6) second, Stateman (Ilk. Shaw, 4 to 1) third. Time; 0V Roaa Fee ton. Harrlgau. May River and Monologue also ran. li.gti Private added . starter. ' Fourth race, the Cosmopolitan handicap, 8-yar-old and up: mile and sixteenth: Tourenne (100, Musgrave, ( to 1) won, Jaok Alkln (1. E. Dugan, 8 to tj aecond, Law rence F. Daley if6. Gilbert, I to 1) third. Time: 1:46V Montgomery SaJvldore. Blue Book, Dandelion and Honeaty also ran. Fifth race, handicap, 8-year-olda and up, six furlore-s, main course: Royal Tourist (112. E. Dugan. 13 to ty won, Roseben (li , Shaw, t to.5i second. Pantoufle (114. Me Daniel, 12 to 1 third. Time: 1 :!- Jabliee. Crack Shot, Earl G . P-osimiro and King Sol also ran. Sixth rare, mardena, t-year-olds and up. mil: Nick Sioaer (110, Garner, 8 to li won, Chaplet (107, Notter. 13 to 61 second. Monocle (110. McDaniel. 4 to 11 third. Time 1:42. Free Trader, Coat of Arme, Voltro- rnoro and Grace Cameron also ran. OAKLAND, Msy 27 Summaries: First race, furlongs, selling Pal 111, Reulg. 17 to 30. won; Lord cf the Forest, 115, Sandy, 7 to 2. second; Triumph, lul 'Q1 (Q1 (t . . . Whenever a sore or ulcer refuse to eal It is fcee-trae te Uood is infected with poisonous gcruis or some old Llood taint which corrupts nj polluted the circ-lation. Nothing is more trying than a Bon-hcliafl;, chronic old ulcer. The very fact that it resists all external applications, nd ordinary treatment,1 is rood reason for alann. far the same eerta which Tjroduces tmnceeoiia ulcers is back of every old acrre. and xrora any icrn.e uuni curiace ireaimem cannot reacn ine trouue -ta blood is at fault and must be purified before a cure can be hoped for. In S. S. S.' will be found a remedy for sores and ulcers of every kind. It is a perfect blood purifier one that goes directly into the circulation and promptly cleanses it of all impurities, poisons and taints. TT2 ulcer can never heal while the Llood sriiarges into it the coxious matter with which it is infected,1 but when 3- S. S. h-s rid the blood of this cauie and freshened and built up the ttirculation the sore will fceal naturally, and of its owa accord. S. S. S. beirina at the bottom and heals the place as it a i-"i"j v.v. v ijica uu fimi uu auv pjraii Euoaical Itavioa jl lrc to all ho write. TJIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATI-OTA, GA,; PILES Scovllle. in M l. Irlrd. Tr J1 - J tV O Nei',1, Psiidv 1 a ncH. Cflnv.nl Bell. Itos' arna. Tssswinha and Slippery fn ih.d as nsTncd. f wi tsce, 4 f urlo-tj-Msuref nla. TT K'-r..' t num. 4 l 1 won':" 1 'el CTutsdos, l'". slrlMj-re. 2 to 4. utid. n parole, i t". Scov-'.ie. 4 to 1- Kurd. Time :M Hot-sce H, Furrsce. R..U'. Lackvllle, M it rile snd Veajt Hymn tan Thud rsce. anils and siMent h Lurefta. !'!. TIsni I to wovk Nome. Pt, ('iis-lmn. 1 to 1. secot.d: oc sn. 1. Put ilvan. I to 1. third Tinie 1 4 . Miss Msy Boad'sY Lone Vo!f Mner , Johnston, u- T.-l-erstr. St. Modsn and HI Caul Cap rsn Fourth race, t furlongs. Montana handicap- Sfanlev Fsv. pi, Hsrtls. 8 to 1. won; Glflrto, M. hnes. 4 to 2. second: Oene Rus-, s-ll, !, Charhonrau, o te,L third. Ttma 1:12 8-t. Collector JeesnPj johnny Lrona, N ilv Son and La Lone ran. Fifth rsc, mile and to yards Norwood. U. Httig. I to 2. w.a: Eckerssll, V.H. Klrschlisum. 41 tn I second: Ontewaj', ir. M lntyre, I to 1. third T 'ne 1 :42 2-t Cap tain Burnett, the Pultun', Ti-n Oeks Furxee, Orrrondes Right and UulMrer rsn Sixth race, mll -Fv Bright. . Chsr bc.resu. T to 1. won; Ellerd. 1. Mclntyre, T to I. second; Vesme, Ht. Bualon. 2S to , third Time 1:8V M Sidney F., Msy L. N, Gsrgsntua. J C Clem 'ard Mandator finished as named. LOUISVILLE. May 37. Summaries: First race, tnlie. stlllng: All-ert Stsr (10L, Connelly, straight. 8 oO won. Ctsr 0"i. Msrtln. plsee, grl 40) aecrindY Rustle OOL Burton, show, IT.W.11 third. Time: 140H. Glledesr. Mill Hereon, Whisk Broom, Lady Alma, Lady Baldur, Dr. Flmral, Ed Kane, Simon Well Good Friar.- Jim Llston. Kirser. Natnls Gallagher and Lady Soffla also ran - Second rare, five furlongs; Ethel Day iliiG, Martin, straight. W .) won, Sempronl (07. Butter, place. tib second. "Direct 005. H-idel. aiiaw. third - Advstrcing (11. Goddick. sliow 3.3u third. Time; 1 -. Trsnsform, Ben Hone, Pursely, Rosrhurg II and Musetta W. also ran. Desd heat. . -. i Third rare, six furlongs: Hannibal Bey (107. V. Powera. straight. 81P W'i won, Mary Tslbot (PH. Burton, place. 1161.11) second, Frontenac (112. Warren, show. 8MW) third. Time: 1:11V Ida May. Baroda. Bitter Miss. Joe Mser. Msrmia. Garters, Bad Slayer. Airship and Barnesdale also ran. Fourth race. 1x furlongs: Honest 4.1P2, Steele. g-'tT n straight. H6 .40 place, J 30 show! won. Dainty Dame tlli. Wirren, 80 oO place. 87o show) second.' Balbus tVKI. Butler. 17 00 show) third , Time; J.:T?V Zal. Lady Sichel and Galileo also Tan. Fifih race, mile: Pantlanfl (Kn. Minder, 140 stralRht) won, Mtss Uda f5, Martin. $12.60 place) second, Bonnie Bsrd (07. But ler, 3:4 20 show) third. Time: l'4rt. Deuce. Boltless, Usury. Lens and Lady Esther slso rah. Sixth race, mile snd one-eighth: Arrow tv ill iftR. Butler. 8i tf) straight) won, Ca mille ildS Pickens 814 40- place) second. Hughes (ire. Warren, tli 00 show third. Time: 1 M. Water1 Cooler, M1ss Maaonnl. Syncrohonised. listerlne, Masson, Dr. Baker, Match and Imboden also ran. jnueo asta rm sn. LONDON. Mny TT.-In a tour handed lawn tennis match at Queen' club this af ternoon E"slare H. Ml'eg and V. H. 1 Ti ne!!, the EnsUsh players vsnqtilshed Jsy Gould and Cl.arleg E. Sands of New Tork, three sets to two. porting Coast a, Bellevue Is dropplrur a few games thlg year, but ia playing ball just ths same. It will he Just a well If Mr. Noah doesn't get knocked out of the box any more, ... Three home runs were mad in ths New York-Chicago games Tuesday, two by the Giant. Dolan went 1o tat ten times In two games Tuesday and got five h!i. That fair, isn't it? Ijtjote got hack In the gsm with hi big slick Tuesday, making three hit out of four chance. Householder answered his critic Tuesday by making four hit out of fiv times up and one was a two-bagger. New York Is not gaining much 1n th standing tables by defeating the Cub, but oh. look a1 the sweet atlsfactlon, Altrock doesn't seem to be much better then he wss lat sesson. He and Owen both got pounded unmercifully by that Boston t unch. ; Thing are getting giod In both the big leagues, it is too bad tnat Omaha hasn't some competition and then there would bo three good. Interesting stories to watch. Minneapolis is showing sign of life. If that team ever does wake up and take lta foot off ths brass rail It'a goodbye to tba rest of that association. Oscar Graham held Ksnraa City down Lo out hit and his Swedes shjlout ths Kaw team in th last game. FEDERAL BUILDING ' NOTES Jadge T. at C. Meager Opening af . . Sessjea. . Will Rear Prealde I Judge T. C. Murder of Lincoln wfll pre alde at the opening session of the recess term of tb federal court at Omaha Mon day. United State Marshal W. P. -Warner. D. W. Dickinson' and several of the deputy United States marshals, have gone to Lin coln to attend the term af the federal courts on there this week. ' The absence of Judge W. H, Munger In North Dakota, wher be,i presiding at the term of the federal court- at" Fargo, ha had the effect of putting federal court busi ness in Om-tta I his. week in A, situation of inocuou desuetude. District Attorney C. R.- Rosa denle tha intimation that he bat gone to Lincoln to attend the term of the federal court now in progress at the state capital. ' Aasl stent District Attorney .A. W. Lane, i In charge of th government's interest- 4a the trials before the United State district court here. SURPRISE FOR GOULD DIETZ Baaeh of Elk Aroaaea Him ISavrtr oa Birthday vylfh ay Boaugaet of Flawrera. - Gould Diet wa given a eur prise last Saturday, when lis became one year older. At first he did not know exactly how to tak th honor, but a eoon. a tie foond out tli (ltuation A'l.iWas fiaace.. Mr. and Mrs. it nri occTipvIng their bungalow at Lake Maaawa, where they have been for some time.. Ear rr Asalurday mora ing. just a Old Sol waa sending his first ray over the high hlUa to J he east of Manawa. several report were heard Inst outside the bungalow door. Mr. Diets thought it waa aome duck hunter, who were getting too close to hi habitation tvnC disturbing hla sleep at an unseemly hour. Ha rushed to the floor to "read th riot art," when he discovered some old frttnd from . the Omaha Jodgo of Elk No. a, carrying a huge unne of rases. He had forgotten that it wa hi birthday, out a glance at the card oa th flowers showed that hi friend had not overlooked tba event. Mr. Diets was soon playing tba part of host instead of ctiicHr.g tha shooter. CUHES " s o cMomciiTcimjs especially is this true if the trouble bo should be healed and rriaes a permanent tl a PAY TILL CURED! """"""w awmanawamsai.as M tl.i, . .,.,. . ........ ... 44t4. TAJIK Y, m u Wi-r.tv, N 1 h I 1 6