THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. MAT 29. 191
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'BKIOGE USE HI HIGH COURT
X?axne and Buffalo Counties in
Quarrel Over PgTment
DEM OC EATS TO MEET TUESDAT
State- Cassaslttee Will Hla Session
rre tor iltfrutt Dels
jratsn la All Xrtfuki DIs.
trleta -Saart Stark
Can Ga Oat. -
(Prom a Staff Correspondent.)
IJXCOUN. Mar 17 8pclal.-An an
peal from th district court of Kearney
county., to the supremo court of Ne
braska haa been mad by Joel Hall
against the payment of a claim by the
standard Bride Co.. of Omaha amount
ing to tttLiS, one-half of the amount
duo ' the company for repair upon a
bridge on the line between Kearney and
Buffalo counties. Hall denlea that Kear
rry county over entered Into a coiitruci
to pay the amount claimed by the com
pany, claiming that the bridge wsa built
by Buffalo county alone tor It sol bene
fit at a point where there I not. not
ever been a publlo road; that agree
ment a as then mada at the time the
irridge ws built that Kearney county
should not at any time be called upon tl
help keep It up; that the road wa lo
cated by Special act of the legislature.
February 1. IK- He further seta forth
that Franklin and Buffalo counties were
tn pay all expenses In the building f
the bridge which was put In to benefit
Kearney Junction, the new county seat.
IT, papers filed in the ca are verj
' voluminous and the case prmies to at-
tract a great wsal of attent'jn.
I State Engineer Price baa returned from
; Wahoo where he went to meet with t
j county board of Saunders county re.
I warding the letting of contracts for the
! rebuilding of the North Bend and Fra-
mont bridges whW; wens washed out this
spring. There war a large numoer 01
bids, running all the wavy from IM.7. to
SKS,14 for the North Bend bridge snd
W.flS. to $W,3K for the Fremont bridge.
The bids were taken under advisement
until June 8.
Requisition papers for the return to
North Carolina of Harold T. Pratt,
charged with forgery In 4h amount of
I3S0.00. were granted by Governor Aid
rich this morning. Pratt was located by
the chief of police of Omaha in that
city and the authorities of ersaSr county
In the former state, where to crime was
committed, were notified.
A charter has been granted to' the
Farmers' Stste bank of Fullerton with
capital stock of Cs.000.0M. The officials
of the new Institution are Theo. C. Koach.
president; Owen Kaveney. vies president,
snd C. V. McClellsnd. cashier.
The state superlntimdenfs office has
been busy furnishing orators for com
mencement exercises during ' the past
week. Superintendent Delxel officiated at
Franklin, Oreenwood and Orafton. and
also at the eighth grade exercises at
Fremont. Depifty Superintendent Elliott
delivered addresses at Sargent, Taylor
and Broken Bow, while Inspector Penny
held forth at Kim Creek and German town.
The democratic state central commit,
tee will meet in this city Tuesday at
1 o'clock for -the purpose of dosing up
matters before the national convention
snd to arrange for alternate delegates
in all of the districts exosptlng the First.
Alternates in. the First district we.-
selected at the prtmsries. -Four dtls are
contending for the honor of entertalnlns
tre state convention, Omaha, Hastings.
Fremont and Grand Island, which will
be the moat Important part of the
meeting, though other matters may come
up not on the program. .
Labor Commissioner ' Ouye ' brancncJ
out as a preached yesterday and delivered
an address at ths First Congregational
ohurch to this city. It was union labor
day and In several churches addresses
were mads by prominent labor leader;
In the interest of the Men and Religion
movement.
The board of public. land and buildings
met today to consider proposition from
a Wisconsin firm to employ about fifty
convicts from ths penitentiary for the
manufacture of chair. Lot, the present
contractor has not been using the num
ber of men called for la hla contract with
the state, neither hss he paid tor the
use of the men he ho used for the past
three months. It is proposed to release
Lea from the contract so far as It
cover what convict ths new contractor
may ase. If tt can b arranged.
! Standing of Teams j
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'THE wa:tcr knows that
he , is serving a dis
criminating guest 'when
ordered to bring
Pabst
Blue
Ribbon
The Beer of.Qttality
This is the beverage beyond
compare, and is appropriate for
all times and occasions Whole
some and refreshing a delight
to the eye and the palate the
perfection of brewing.
Chicago ..
Boston ...
Wash'ton
Phila
Cleveland
Detroit ..
Hasting .
Kearney .,
Fremont .,
G. Island..
Columbus .
Seward ....
Tork ,
TV EST.' I.EAGVE. I'NATU UEAGl'K.
W.LPcl. W.LrVt.
St. Joseph..;' IS .at yew Tork. ..is .
Denver Ill Cincinnati ..a M .
Omahs S 16 55 Pittsburgh .1 IS .!
Iva Nolnrs.19 1! .UVhttro K. 1? .i
Sioux Ciiy.ll 1 st. .1 o.iis....I7 11 .44;
Lincoln 14 .418 phjl.idelphia.13 II .4Si
Topeka 14 J! .4f Bnston U 3 .371
Wlrhlta ....14 a .as Brookhn ... U W
AMK LKAGCE. ; AUKR. ASS'
W.UPct.t W.UPrt.
.W 1 .743 -"olumbus ...31 1 .!
.SI II .CJj M innca noils !4 15 .
.US IS .471 Toledo IN 1 .OJ
.IS IS .aflOKan. City.. .a IS .Ml
.14 17 .$. Paul .1 3 .45J
.It 1 .471 Indlsnnnn1i8.il a .
New Vork..U 1 .ST. Milwaukee ..14 d .ITI
Bt. Louis. .10 SI .11J, Louisville ..14 3.171
STATE LEAU1-K. i MINK LEAGfB.
w.lurci. w.UhTt.
.10 4 .714'Fslls City. ..10 .W
. I .Oi Neb. City... tt.
. S I .S Beatric .... 1 I.KI
. I 7 .Wt Auburn 7 .467
. T .C Humboldt ..7 1 .4S7
. I . Hiawatha ..!.
Superior ... 1 10 .SI,' .
Yetertly Reavlte.
WESTERN I.EAGl'E.
Wichita, t; Omshs 4.
Toveka, 8; eloux city. .
Lincoln, 1; ft. Joseph. .
Denver, 3; Des Moines. 11.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. 4-1; Phllsdrlphla M.
New Tork, ; Brooklyn. '!.
Cincinnati. 1; Chicago. 4.
St. Louis. . Pittsburgh. &
- AMERICAN-1 .EAUIE.
St. Louis-Clevelsnd. rain.
Washington, t: New York, 1(1.
PhUsdelphia. li: Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGI E.
Toledo. I: Ixnilsvllle. 1
Indianapolis, : Cotumhus. i.
Kansas City. I: St. Paul. 1
Milwaukee 4; Minneapolis, i.
. MINK LEACH.' E.
tllawsths. I; Beatrice. .
Auburn. 7: Humboldt, s.
Falls City. : Nebrsska City. 1 '
NEBRASKA LEAGUE.
Hastings. IS: Fremont. IS.
Seward S: Grand Island. .
York, ll: Kearney. 11
Superlor, 0; Columbus, 2.
Gassca l aday.
Western League Wichita at Omaha.
Topeka at Sioux City, Uncoln at St
Joseph. Denver at De Moines.
National League Boston at Phtlsdel-
phla New York at Brooklyn. Cincinnati
at Chicago, St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
American League tit. Louis at Cleve
land. Washington at New York. Phila
delphia at Boston, Detroit at St. Louis.
Amercan Association Toledo at Louis
ville. Indianapolis st Columbus. Kansas
City at St. Paul, Milwaukee at Mlnneap.
oils.
Nebraska Stat League Hastings at
Columbus, Sewsrd at Kearney. Superior
at Fremont. York at Grand Island.
Mink Ieague-Fnlls City at Nebraska
City. Auburn at (lumboldt, Hiawatha at
Beatrice.
FREMONT SLUGGERS AHEAD;
2efct Hutinss I; , Thirteen to .
Fifteea. !
MAKE FIVE RUSS H 0SE EJM5G '
Hastlaa Jasspa aa Tateaara far
(saatrrs, bat Palbflwdera tease
Bark Straas aad Wlad
l Ahead.
x Bottled only at th
: brewery in crystal
i clear bottles, showing
' at a glance that if
is clean and part.
Taking of testimony In the Koenlg
Babcock power alt controversy baa been
postponed until tomorrow. The contest
Involve prior rights tor -water from the
Loup river for power purposes.
Railway Commissioner Henry T. Clsrke
ha returned from Kansas City where
hs attended a hearing of the Inter-stats
commerce commission on freight class!-
i flcation No. SI. Friday the commission
' devoted the entire day and part of the
i night to rule ten on classification No.
a which permits any kind of mixture of
freight In an car, tiie freight to take
rhe higher class of the mixture. Mr.
Clark opposed the .rule a did repre
sentatives from Colorado, Louisiana and
Texas.
The railway commission has authorised
th Unloa Pacific to discard all stock
ear less than tMrty-"ix fast. Biz Inchea
long, and hereafter that road will have
th same standard for slack ear as th
Burlington.
A reduction wa Also ordered en th
wool rata with an Increase la minimum
weight of carload oa th Union Padfle
road. Th company I pwmrtted to ehang
sn washed wool from third to fourth
class and to racress tn minimum wtlght
from 30.40 pounds to KM nsondt.
Th Northwest em road has been
authorised to charg the cattle rata an
mixed sh foments when such shipment
Include cattle.. .
Charla Filbert eighteen years of age,
sent up to the penitentiary for burglary,
from Douglss county, has beaa suffering
from apsndldtj and a abort time m
oGrernar Aldrleh at th request of tK
young man' moTherbad the boy taken
to a private resldsac doss ta th prison
that ta might have mora pleasant si r
round trigs. Hs kaa net Improved and the
-.other now requests that h b tan
to Omaha for aa opratloa. It la probable
that he will be operated oa I Linrqla
tfaa beer fee you bora
- . PbcaM or write
... . ,
The Pabst Company
1307 Leavenworth
Pbxms Douglas 79, A 147
German and Indian
Couple Seek Pardon
For Son from Prison
(From a 8tsff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. May fl.-tSpeclal Telegram.)
-John Lleb. a full-blooded German, with
hla wife, a full-blooded Omaha Indian
squaw, called on the governor thl after
noon for th purpose of getting th re
lease from the penitentiary of their son.
who was sentenced to a term of three
to tan yars tor sttsrapted assault. Th
district Judge who sentenced th young
man would not recommend a pardon, but
thought possibly ha--bad been punished
enoagh with ttm few months served."
TTae Board of Public Unda and Build
ings this afternoon closed a contract
with th American Laundry and Machine
company of Chicago for a laundry outfit
for Hastings, costing tS.SIS.Ki. An addi
tional wringer, costing H3S-54, was also
purchased of the Troy Laundry and Ma
chine company of Troy, N. Y.
A letter was received by Secretary of
State Walt today staling that the Lin
coln statu had been snipped from Rhode
Inland. It will be stored In a sat place
when it arrives until gj-eded. It Is
covered by an insurance of 1,500 sgilnst
asmsge.
OMAHA BOY WINS FOR
. SOLVNG PROBLEM
HUMPHREY. Neb.. May 27.-3peclal.-Dr.
Condon some time ago In order to
Illustrate tlie value of small savings to
the young, offered three cash prizes for
th best answer of tlio following problem:
Two dollar! was deposited esch week In
a building association beginning on the
day of his birth, and th payment were
kept up until he wa st years old, with
compound interest at I per cent An
swers were received from all parts of the
state and quite a few from th neighbor
ing states. Th answer a figured by
Prof. Malone. who acted a the Judge,
was Sl.3K.sM.as. The first prise was
won by J. Dorsey of Omaha, second.
Llxxl LuMsher; third. Clara Beechler.
both of Humphrey.
te fross Osfard.
OXFORD, Neb., May H.t-t Special .i-Th
Oxford band Is erecting a fine new
stand at ths corner of Ogden avenue and
South Railroad street. Th band ha been
giving Ssturday night concerts and will
continue to do so through th summer.
Th necessary funds war contributed by
th business men of the town. Th first
concert In the new quarter wa given
Saturday night under th leadership of
Director Fsrrar.
Th Highlander team waa defeated by
th Hart man team from th Hardacrab
bl district Ssturday by a score of 14 to
1. Batteries, Highlanders. Bauer . and
Vopat: Hart mans, Lucking and Grace.
Umpire, Bloom.
Alaatal He a set at Arllagtoe.
ARuNOTO.V. Nb,, May r.-SpeclI.)
Th alumni of th Arlington High school
gava their first annual banquet at th
Odd Fellows' hall Saturday night, with
fifty-flv member present. Prof. Gilker
on wa toast mailer and toasts were
given by member of each class from
ISM to th present one. mi At th close
of the banquet th following officer were
elected for this year: President Miss Zclla
Ludwig; vice jiresldent, Mrs Maud.Ger
ner; secretary and treasurer, c. C. Cook.
GRAY BECOMls HEAC '
- OF GREAT NORTHERN
, ST. PAUL. May J7.-The directors of
th Great Northern railway this after
noon appointed Carl R. Gray, of Port
land, president of the road nd retired
U W. Hill from that poaltloa. Mr.
(Gray's dalles 1lt begin at onrr.
rases of Ma at Haasbaldt .
HUMBOLDT. Neb., My ri.-The twenty-seventh
eommencemeat exercises wer
held at the opera house Friday evening.
The graduates wer Gladys Boyd. Clin
ton Wlnamson, Ellen Cop. Rata Mom.
Gall Parsons, Harvey Man.
Cultivated last prefer Fwnuta, Sa.
It's a Barwlag fcfcaaa
not la havv :sc!:lens Arnica Kai-, to
cure burns, eczema, boila sore piles,
cuts bruiM. wounds and ulcera Die. k'-it
ssla by Beaton Drug Co. ;i . ,
Call for the "purest
yoi will be given
Everyone whf is familiar with milk knows
Alamito to b the health-protectiug kind.
IT ta pur, pasteurised milk, put up In sterilised
bottle, and expert will recommend It for us
by your entirw family.
It is the only 6afe substitute
for mother's milk. Delivered
fresh dailv. before breakfast
i
FREMONT. Neb.. May S.-(Spacial Tsl- j
egram.) Fremont defsated Hastings to
day In sn old fashioned slugging match
in ahlch both trams Ismmed th ball
all over th field. Fremont mad mors
errors, but succeeded In bunching hits to
a little better advantag than Hustings.
Ths blowup occurred In the sevens,
when with the scor a tie Hastings
Jumped qnto Thelssea and when the last
man was down hsd fire runs to their
credH, but the Bennetts braced up and
went them two better. Hallry waa cslled
to the rescue fat re Slianer had five hlta
against him. but ths Pathfinder found )
mm tor three singles. Score: R.H.E.
Hastings .... IIMIIII a-il II 4
Fremont I I I I I I t I -! it
Hits: Off Thrsllklll. : off Shatter. I:
off Hslley. I; off Thelsen It: off Klngdon.
J. Batteries: Hsstlngs. Thrsllklll. Shsner.
Halley. Co and Bradburv: Fremont.
Theleren. Klngdon and Neff. Nmplre:
McDermott.
GRAND ISItANTk. Neb.. May ff.-Spe-cial
Telegram. t-Th third city won j
another game by pound out the hall In i
bunches today from Seward. Visitors
took th lesd In ths third by errors.
Laflnmber sent one over the garden
wall for a home run In th third. Two i
walk and three hits brought In four !
for Grand Island In th sixth. Msnke !
relieved Morm in the seventh. Rlgard j
relieved Hansen In th fifth. Fcore:
R. H. E.
Seward 8 I 1 a i a a a i
r. island . 1 I I I I 1 I I M II I
Earned runs: Seward, t; Grand Island.
I Two-base hits: Welsner, J; Llsy. Csmp.
fleld. Three-bass hit: Morse. Home
run: taflumbera First baae on ball
Off Mors, t; off Manx, I; off Hansen.
1: off Elgsrd. 4. Struck out: By Mors. I:
by Msnke, I: by Hansen. 1: by Elgard. t
Left on bases: Seward. I: Grand Island i.
Double plsys: Schoonover to Jokerst:
Rondeau to Ftreatlen to Fullen; Lsflum
bers to Znk. Wild pltche: Elgard. Passed
balls: Campfleld it). Hit by pitcher: Neff
and MrKlbben.
COLUMBUS. Neb.. May IT. -(Special
Tiegram.)-coiumbu defeated Superior
today, dus to the Inability of Superior to 1 Tflf VW( TiFlT TC Till iNFI C
connect with the slsnts handed out hy 1ULEUU ULTLAIi tUlAnLLO
Thtsman, a recruit pitcher from Spalding
whir..tr:.r ZrJ?" Home Bun with H.n on Base
ten men. Soorts: R.1I.R.
BUMiior I I I a a i i . - -i-
Oblumbut ...J 4 1 4 t A T Act? not ttttvi kmi niTTv
Batterlu: Suoerio, v.... nK.. iliaxa.1
Columbus. This man and Harrison. I'm
plre: Collins
i
m'llk" and.
"Alamito:1,-
Fer- Mil - Lac
Th Croat 8c health drink
at Fountains and Clubs
Leaves a satisfied appetite
m
Alamito Sanitary Dairy Go.
Douglas 411
"The Safe IW
WATCH REPAIRING
also srwviarr-a iss
All Work OuaiwntMd.
Price Rtaaonabl.
CDHOLM
b)4kVlfaraal
Hakes Victory Secure.
KEARNEY. Neb.. May rf. -(Special Tel-
gram.) In ona of th biggest swatfests
ever exhibited In Kearnev and niavin.
th first halt of th gams In a tiuststorm.
wun tn wind matarlally affecting the
pitchers' Work, Kearney won th York
game, u to U. Thres horn run and
two-bass hits kept the old-tlm adherent!
of a (watting gam In continuous glee.
"WW R.H.R.
ot I I 1 4 U tt 1
Kearney I 1111 .a-itn 1
Batteries: Tork WIIMns. Kn.v mnA
onyus; iveamey, Wright, IhHi and Gray.
Laalstllle Spare T Ice la First la
sts, While Taled wake a
Oa Double.
LOUISVILLE. Ky May n.-Nlis'
home run In the f iuith Inning with one
on base landed victor today f r Tol dj
over Loulsvill: score I to t Tne locals
out balled the vlrllora, but aould not lilt
at th right tlm. Score i
but ISIMI.LX TobElxi
u.u o.i u ii o i.e.
Hart. It.. 1 I I SMIea. If IIS
Kch urnTttl I k fn. nwk Sr ". It... I lll..lima. I I a
basThua- iiT;,? ' -"mnnon- Three- .fc. I I SBmnSI.. b I 1 I
-'""r""i, iJavia, wrurm. struck basuMillsr.w t III lUui.u, SIS
out: By wnxms, Base on balla: I rff u.iuui ilia m.ii,. Hi... i r i a
Wright. 1: off Wllkina. a i:mniM, aii sa i i i t ,nto,.i.,i it i i ii i i
Nugent 1 pwer, .. I l iuss. c I i
IthSIM. .. I I I liMmn. m ... I I t I I
INDIANS, SHUT OUT THE ' . 1.1 Tetsls ... I II II I TMals ....n 1111! I
' ssr-ii r-fietia ' Loulv!l.a 2 1 v u 1 1-1
' MEN FROM BEATR CE I T ' '
Sacrific e una: Duich, Uruna .-acrlilcu
Dinner Pail Causes
a Short Circuit;
Owner is Dead
TERRY. 8. D.. May JT.-Spectal.l-Hanglng
hla tin pall on a pole and raus
Irg a short circuit, cost ths llfs of Joseph
Osnxer, a miner In the mploy of the
Golden Reward Mining company- The
pole held In place a wire charged with
, ) volts of electricity and the contact
with th tin pail effected a perfect
gruundlng. tinnier died in full view of
hi romtauilAna who tried In vain to
rrruMliatr him. II was atsndlng on a
slsel rail when th accident occurred.
Ganser waa a middle-aged man tgid had
a wife !n Germany.
I ;
Many Crooks Driving
. Taxis in New York
XKW VuRK, May 17,-Ths numbers of
crooks snd convicts working a chauf
feurs on taxlcab in the city haa caused
the police department to organise
tsslcab suusd w put a check on tlis
crimes of vlulenc In which Isxlcsbs plsy
a psrt Murder, holdups and robberies
hsv been numerous snd ths pollcs hsv
found that there are about SM mm hers
with either prison or pollcs records who
hsve obtained chauffeurs license from
the stsls. In some esse ths pollr have
found Ihst certain garages ar owned by
men who hsv police reputations.
John A. Gentlemsn, undertaker, pending
Information from relative In New Brun-'
wlck. X. J.
Uutlhevr C tl. Bnrdea.
FALL RIVER, Mass.. May X7.-A mes
saKo fr m New Tork this afternoon an
nounced the death of Matthaw C. D,
Iluiileii, the wealthy dry goods com
munion merchant and manufacturer.
BEATRICE, Neb.,
Telegram. H-ln a fast gams Hiawatha
created. Bsatrles by th score of I to.
McDanlel thras-bagger . and . Saebstt's
single woo th gam. Score: " R'H. E.
Hiawstha ... I I I I I I t M I I
uaatiice ....... as 4 x
Uutt tries: Hller and Harmony: Belts
SuU n.rrow. .
H. S, Girls' Tennis
in tne Semi-finals V.TL
Miss Charlotte Bedwcll and Miss Portr- tfcoi.
field played Into tlie saml-flnal round of
the high school gills' spring singles tour
nament this morning, by winning thru
matches In the third round. Th twu
semi-final matches will be played off this
week, according to th following pslrlngs:
Miss Laura Zimmerman plays Mis Alice
Poterfltld; Mia Helen Johnson plays Miss
Charlotte Bedwcll.
Mis Bedwell hag little difficulty In win
ning her. match from Mlas Barbara
Churchill, but Miss Porterfleld had a
hard fought contest with Miss Marlon
Staples, finally winning out by dint of
some clever net plsy In the second est.
Following ar th results of play :
I , THIRD ROUND.
Miss Chsrlotte Ml dwell defeated Mlas
Barbara Churchill. -. -.
MiSS Alice Porterfled defeated Ml-.
Marlon Staples, s-1.
" CONSOLATION SINGLES.
Second Round: Miss Catherine Wnwl.
worth defeated Miss Mildred Hose. 4-1
Burke, lllncnman. iHiubls plsy: lllnt-n-
msn to bcrrlck. Hases on balls: Off
H( liter, a; off Jamev I. Ifl on bases:
Louiavllle. i. Toledo, 1. lilt by niicier:
By James. Burks; by Klrhier, liurn.i.
Derrick. Struck out: My Itl.hter. i; bv
Jamea i. Psssed balls: Suencer. kVlld
pitch: lllchter. Tims: lit. Lml'lres.
Hayes and Irwin.
ST. I'AtL. May r;. -Timely hitting to
day again won Ih gam for ksnies t.'lty
agslnnt St. I aul. i to I Th procueda of !
today s game acre for the benefit, of the
tlehrlng. former popu-
atid Kuntas t.lty pilih.-r,
whose death ticcurrea early In the iprlng.
Injury iu llaakrl Bnll lis me Fatal.
MUPfATINK, In.. Mas r.-Edard
Etana, a ted It. la dead at hla home her
aa the reauit of having been struck In
th shdoniMi with hsrd hit basket
hall, while playing with companions tn
the tear of hi horn aaalerday after
noon. J(.. .
JEFFERKON CITT. Mo.. May ST.
Jsmes B. Cisntt. for twenty-two years a
member of III Missouri uirm court.
I near deolh at hi residence.
DEATH RECORD.
Mr, rharlra Hand.
BEATRICE, Neb., May !?.- Special. -Mrs.
Charles Hood of Ellis died yestsrday
morning at a local hospltsl, whera-sh
recently underwent sn operation. Sh
wa M years of ars and leaves hsr hus
band and three children.
' Daalel Uoaaherty.
Daniel Dougherty, aged il years, who
hss refilled In Omaha thirteen yesrs,
died Sunday at his home. ISI0 North
Fort) -t Ignth street, lie Is being held by
T.
HUDDLESTON BEATS WIFE
FOR CALLING THE POLICE
Th only way that Riley Huddlestoo of
Hut North Fourteenth, street could ex.
ores disapproval of Ms wifs's conduct
tn notifying th pollr when he was
abusive, was to glv bar a beating and
tak their children sway.
Sunday afternoon th polte wer notl-
fid that Huddlwtoa wa beating his wtfs.
breaking up In furnltur and otherwise
disturbing th pesos. They hurried to bis
house, but be bad departed. When hs
returned bam at nlgbt he made known
bl views about calling th police by ad
ministering another beating. Mr. Hud
dles ton exhibited black and blue marks
PllL KANSAS I'lTY.
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Tstala ... tl II SI I I
Tatiia ... u ra ll :
aO't'onnoi hit by batted bill.
'Hailed for Goodman In the ninth.
Home run: Love. Double play: Aut
rey to Butler: CWrldcn to lownev. Huses
on balls: Off Karger. I: off Altrack. 1.
Irft on basss: Kauaas city. 4: St. Psul,
I. Sttuck out: Bv Katger. 1: by Altruck.
I. Sacrifice , hits: (Jurridon. Coulson.
Sacrlllre fly: Ksrger. Time: 1 4a. Um
pire: Anderson.
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Hold your sock
smooth as your skin
SOLO EVERYWHERE
SIOROC rsOST CO., Maats. fSOSTOia
Alas makm of rtrl ttrp Hnaa
Stitnyitr tr wi.t,..itiiu.r,li1tn.
8 ?Cragy g 1
MARKSMEN LINEUP
FOR THEBIG SHOOT FEST
Practicing started this morning as
prellmlnsry to ths opening of the Thirty
seventh annual tournament of ths Ne
braska Sportsmen's aeaorlation which
opens on the grounds cf th Omaha Uun
club. Just at of the Douglas street
bridge at o'clock tomorrow morning.
Over sn amateur almrods will be In
town tomorrow for 111 big shootfett.
over K arriylng in Otnshs today. A dele
gallon or o.er thirty marksman came
from Columbus. Neb. They registered st
th Psiton hKsl, which will be the head
quarters of th assx latlon during the
meat, which will elos Thursday svenlng.
CURES
cYfm mcrxcrc
sSaVI ksw&VsU. JWJJsaJ-wawsw
Th. caua of U skin 4im csb b. tracd to om sc id to
th. blood; to. eutlcl. is always h.althy wh.ra ti. emulation U ". rom
lmpuritl.. Wh.n th. blood la ln(ctd with acrid or vMihesUthy nuttr 11
caLot p-rform It. natural work o! Bourtahlng th. .kin. nultto . lu t.m-,
reratur and presarring lu normal softn., pllabiUtr and hwltorulMW.
Cd it IrritataTandlWm. th. d.Ucat. llU.
von. and glands and produce, soma of th. many form, of diseasa
Th. Itching and .tinging so often accompanying, skin affection, ara prcuoexl
by th. tovMt from th. blood of th. acrid humor, with which It Is nl od.
Into th. .inaiUT. tnambranou. fleah lying Just benaath th. outr crtog.
and .urroundlng th. counUess nerrea, pore, and glands. This .xpUln. why
scratching th. outer akin afford no wlief from th. Itching and burning.
B.8.B. cure. Skin Dls.as of .very character by purifying th. blood. It
XM. down Into th. circulation and removed th. humor, or acid, which ars
cauaingto. troubU. build, up to. weak, acrid blood, and Prman.nUy cure.
tT.ry "ariety of akin affection. Local applications can only gooth..they
w enn ZcVnZ th.y do not rach th. blood. 8. 8. 8. goj. right Into th
cTrTuUtlon.reach.. thi troubl. and cures it by nmortog th. caus.. Bool,
on 8!tin Diaaaass and any mad leal adrlc. Ire to all who wriu.
XHU SVIUT SPECIFIC CO., ATLABTA. GA
GRADE AMD KINDERGARTEN
TEACHERS WILL GRADUATE
Nineteen grade and kindergarten trali--
upon h- breast. nch. back and arms. A L" , T J """" "" '
warrant has been Issued for hi arr-st i C ,J I 1 . " rc,r. B r
ms arr-st t .A SuDerlntcndent V.tftf .Hi ..
..ww ,i.,Lw. iin .iiuwiiiii arc.
Grsde. Katherlne Carrtrk. Rose Orod
lnk. , Iiu K uikuftke) . !imM Uli::
Joels Maxwell. Jeannctt MtJr. Gertrude
Pfelffer. Ora Ruasell, M .rsacrlt- Sc.ti.
France Todd. Lydla w kk'trom. Klna-r-garten.
Catherine RevnoKV. Neiite C irl-.
Hansen. Pauline Green. Marl Gordon
He len Potter. Norma Waes.
HAARMANN AND HORTON
ARE STILL IN THE LEAD
Recount of votes cast in th' state sen
atorial primary contest proceeded slowly
nd with n materia; chance todav.
Omaha down to the fifth ward had been
cam-eased st noon and Haarmsnn. re
publican, ard Horton democre'. sttii w ....... .,..,.,. ,. .... r. ..j
awclesding. iBlrlbMunH.
The Persistent and Jaoicloas t"e ttf
Newspspe. AdverUetng is th Mama . I
Cough Hard? Go To Your Doctor
Stop coughing! Coughing rasfs and tears. Stopit! Cougbingpre
pares the throat and lungs for more trouble Stop it! There is
nothing so bad for a cough as coughing. Stopit! AVer's Cherry
Pectoral is a medicine for coughs and colds, a regular doctor's med
Icfa. Use It! Ask your doctor if ths is not good advice. tiiV
BALTIMORE AND QHIO RAILROAD
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE, MAY 26
PITTSBURGH & NEW YORK EXPRESS"
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PITTSBURGH, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA and HEW YpK
Solid VutibvUd EUctrie Lighted Equipment. Modem
Coachtt, Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping
Can and Dining Car
Lv. Chlrafo i:15 A. M. Ar.. Baltimore-. Pi 45 A. M, '
Ar. Pittsburgh 10:So H. M. Ar. Philadelphia., , liibs P. M,-
Ar. Wtshlugton. ., .:3U A. M. Ar. New Yom 2ilf P; M,
No, 8 "IVAriHISbTUSI 81'rX.IAIV Drawiug Room Bieening
Car to Uaaliingion and New York, will leave I'hleago at llitto '
A. M.. ruoulng via Newark and WheetinA arrive Wasttingtoa
, 12:30 P. M New York : P. M. ,
Xo. fl "SKW YORK MMITEn," wltU Drawing Ratrni Sleeping
Cara, Dining Car and Observation. Cars, leave Chicago ti4a
P M arrlvea Pittsburgh : A. Waahlngtoa Mi P. M.,
New York 10:s0 P. M,
o. 14 "XIGHT EXPCES8," will ma through eoild lo New York
nilh Modern Coachea and Drawing Room Bleeping Car, Drawing
Koom Sleeping Cara to Pittsburgh and Wheeling, Ortll Car and ,
Parlor Dining Car. I-eiare Chlesgo 9:i0 P. M arrive Pitt.
burgh 1 1:66 A. M., Wheeling Jl:50 A. M., Washington 1019
P. M.t New York :J5 A. M.
B. N. AUSTIN, Generai Passenger Agent
718-112 Want Adam Straat, CHICAGO