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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18
LOUISVILLE
Totals III q Totals q.
sBrown ont for interference

Louisville ............O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Sacrifice hits: Hulswtt Wrigley, Berger,
Ferguson. First base on balls: on Berger,
l. off Ferguson, 4. Double play: Woodruff
to Sullivan. Struck out: BY Berger, Z; by
Ferguson, q Wild pitch: Ferguson. Time:
1870. Umoire Sullivan.
Score second game.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18
LOUISVILLE.


Totals ....,20 IS l Totals .....2O 3El5 IT
SCALED in sixth on account of darkness.
Columbus ......................O l y
Louisville ................,.,..,O w
First base on balls: OFF Suthoff 2. Two
base hit: Hulswitt. Double plays: Huls-
witt, Wrigley to kim; Kerwin, sullivan
to Stecher Struck out: By Suthon, !.
Time: 0:47. Umpire: Sullivan. Attend
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18
THE OMAHA DAILY Bee MONDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1905.

hett: Fullerton, Christensen and Shank.
Struck out: BY Mallory, 6; by Christensen,
( Umpire Mcmahon.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

sheep, 81 2574 10: stockers and feeders, $3.50
dA5O. Receipts for the week. 27.iO0 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18

II you have anything to trade. advertise
It in the For Exchange" column on The
Bee want ad page
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18
ore, second game
nFS MOINES-

"Batted for McNichols in ninth.
"'Batted for Chappelle in ninth.
Pueblo ................O 0 0 o.
Des Moines ..........O 0 0 0 0 %
Stolen base: Wolfe Two-b base hits: Hut
ter, McGilvray. Three-base hit: Schilz.
Double play: Bader and Minor. Bases
on balls: on Faurot. 2; off Chappelle, ?,
Struck out: BY Faurot, 8; by Chapelle,
3. Wild pitch: Chappelle. Time: $40.
Umpire: Mace: Attendance: $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18

81. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS. Sept l6-WHEAT-Hig heri
No red cash. elevator, S4qbbc, track, sop
Sc December, s215c; May, &4c; No. hard
S2QS6c. -,-
b4c: December, 42Ac. May, 42isc.
OATS-Higher; No. cash, Z6lzc; track.
nc December. z7Ac; May. CSC No, whLSa
29lac. go.
al 40; extra fancy and straight, S.iOq4O0i
clear, g. 9Oq3.l5. .
SEED-Timothy, steady At S325q3 90.
CORNMEAI~Steady at $50
BRAN-Steady; sacked, eSst track, b3d66o.
HAY-Steady; timothy, SSOOql250; prairie'
IRON COTTON TIEs-99c
BAGGING-Sbc
HEMP TWINE-61zc.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; jobbing'
Sl545 Lard. steady; prime steam, S.2ih.
Dry salt meats, steady, boxed extra shorts.
S 80; clear ribs, $ss7l4 short clears $50
bacon steady; boxed extra shorts, 800;
clear ribs 1915; short clear, $40 %. ,.
POULTRY-Weak; chickens, lOc. springs
nc. turkeys, l5c; ducks, SQSikc, geese, sa2c.
BUTTER-steady; creamery l6aZzc'
Unsatisfactory at l6lRc case count.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18
ST. JOSEPH.

Two base hit: Carter. Bases on balls:
on Eyer, 2. Struck out: BY McCloskey.
81 by Eyler. g. Stolen bases; Carter 80,
Thiel, Bassey Howard. Left on bases
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18

IVN1I1 EVV'I' '''''EN
Score first game:
Detroit ................O O10 0 0 90
st. Louis ..,..........O 0 o.
Earned runs: st. Louis, l. Detroit, l.
Three base hit: Howell. Double plays:
Jones, (unassisted); trisK to Jones' stolen
bases: Mullin, Gleason. Bases on balls:
OF Howell, 3; on Mulin, 3. Struck out:
by Howell. 81 by Mullin, 1. Left on bases:
St. Louis, 4; Detroit, 4. Time: 1868. UNI
pire: OLOughlin. Attendance: 1900
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18
rnIedn seen slnrket.

TOLEDO, o.. Sept l6.-sEED-Cloyer,
cash Sc 29h. January. yS.s7h. Prime alsike'
81 65; prime timothy, N.65.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18

MILWAUKEE,

Earned runs: milwaukee, 8, 81. raul, s.
Two base hits: Bateman, Flournoy. Three
base hit Wheeler. Stolen bases Robinson
r. Hemphill. Goodwin, Bateman. Bases on
out: by Goodwin, 8; by Kilroy, 3. Double
plays: Robinson, Mccormick and Bate
man; Noonan and Wheeler; FlOurnoy and
Marcan. Left on bases Milwaukee. g;
St. Paul, s. Umpires: Kane and Haskell
Time: 80.
Score. Second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18
CarIot ReceIpta.
Cut Meats.

Minneapolis Grain Market
Superior quotations for Minneapolis de-
livery. The range OF prices, reported by
the Edwards Wood company, ll0-ll Board
OF Trade building, was:
Artices Omen Higb lou, Close Yas,v
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18
MCLOSKEY DOUBLE WINNER
Pitches Both Games Which Omaha Takes
from St. Joseph.
STRONGER IN SECOND THAN FIRST
Bobby Carter Celebrates His Return
After weeks Absence ny Doing
Most of Hating and
Run Getting.

McCioskey Of Grand Island was the hoy
who nut the fxins TO st. Joe for two games
before one Of the regular Sunday croWdS
at Vinton street park Sunday afternoon
pitching both games and winning them
both the first by the score Of to 3 and the
second a shutout. 2 to 0, McCloskey had
one bad inning in the first game and after
that settled down and pitched magnificent
ball and when the first game was tnishen
he felt so strong that he asked Pa to let
him pitch tho second and Pa nothing Ioth
to annexing two at any stage when he can
was willing.
Shea. who pitched the first game for 81
Joe was in fine fcttle, but he did not re-
ceive the support calculated TO win baH
games. 80 his game was lost. Omaha made
three In the second inning on base on
balls. two errors and a single by Howard
with three men on bases Lawler hit the
bali. to short and Mitzke had time to throw
home and catch Doctor WEIGH, but he IN
wisely elected to try first with the result
that the ball went down by the carriage
stand somewhere and Welch, Schipke and
Howard crossed the plate and LAWYER
perched on third.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

bost frond, sam Berger, ana hls brother
ana manager Mllllc Bnt, are going 70
hvl1g hlH 400 Thuto ~ "a very wen dee
nnod suspicion about town, however, det'
plg Jlmny't prOtuHlnlunR that he w
ba'k VI Berger I'm the uow CLUB For
boslnetH leoNohH. wmor rpyn. Jimmy DOCS
nov thlo % appear On the official llM or
directors According to This rumor then
Jimmy would ho forfalug hiH $3.50 10
NJ own club ANA thoro YOU are
lnUl thu matter ~ the August permit
" decided Jimmy VIII bo ublo to mako
llH prevent prgtrEt do II "a u good ono,
bul " Berger N turned down ooldly on
tho permit question tomorrow aor noKt
week for that mnliu Jimmy VIII haNo
10 evolve something else.
Thcrc ~ no doubt but that the publlr.'
which has given up ltB hnld.ourncd dol.
luis Time ana ngaln 20 see BRITT hRht H.
wants 10 SEQ him enter the ring with
Nelson IN battle which Win Fcltc tho
question NJ superiority ana settle II for
an time Tho last battle between the two
went the limit ~ twenty rounds ana was
awarded to Britt ON olcYornuss no had
won llut there are other thlngg to con.
slider IN q championship battle beside
moro points ANA Dissatisfaction resulted,
That There WAS dissatisfaction IN ovldonc.
90 by the desire con- the part ~ tho pubs
liC 10 zee the two men npht again
moro w chance for the Two 10 meet
IN Whlt would be-, 10 oil lntonla and
nuI9o.oa. a iuiah nghL y would at.
Il would draw thousands Of people 10
'olmn n would be the biggest project
promoted m lRht circles since pan stuart
hullt nu arena IN carson New, eight
Ncus ago ana brought Jim Corbott and
Bob IlRslmmous together IN u nnlsh
lght tweutytound contest between
tho Dane ana the Native Son doosn't
hrnln 10 have Tho attractive look which
a. nily'round battle would have There
should be M objection from tho money
end. for ronIoth'H offer ~ choice "
cllhcr The big purse or the percentage IN
inlr II II moro than fair II T. princoly
lut Jimmy H. stu Sailing
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THE SECRET OF SUCCESS,

Forty million bottles NJ August Flow.
~ cold In tho United Stutos alone since
So introduction And the demand for
II IN still growing lent that q nno
showing Of success? Don't II prove
that August Flower has had unlaillng
success IN the cure of indigestion and
dyspopsin'-thc two greatest enemies az
health and happiness Docs N not az.
ford the best evidence that August
Flower IL u sure SPECIFIC for all Nom.
0ch nnd INTESTINAL disorders that IL
has proved llsCGr The hcW OF all liver
regulators August Flower has "A
mntChlosg record Of over 90 years I'm
curing the olllng millions Of these dis.
trcsslng complaints. q success that IL
becoming widor In lts scop, every day,
M homo and abroad as tho fame ~
August Flower spreads Trial bottles,
?ic. regular size, Zoe, For sllo By
all nruggsle,
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JEFF BACK FRISCO.


4 dispatch IRON Fun Francisco eaya
ES'chnmpIon jim Jenrlcs In back IN tho
city from his TRIP 10 Reno, and wap min,
gllng with he crowd about town yctlor'
day.
Tho blk follow says ho had u great
Tine IN The Nlgebrush state and laughs
nt The report mat uNmo ugm Reno rUylug
NM ho was O $500 lotnr ut The gaming
table,
81 was only teasing" said Jcfr ~ had
a lot ~ fun going around 20 all the
g4moa IN town and DONG d hit Of plkIng
While ! kddrd the dealers Az 20 my
bcUg bin loser mot a. all rot As a
multcr Of fact J mink might BE- Il hun.
drod % w ahead NJ The game Anyway
ihcro IN not moro than u couple OF hun.
dr"d dollars difference either wnV"
Whom asked N ho considered Hart the
real heavyweight champion Jcif throw
up both hands ana Huld' II pasa, Eve
ioiirrd ana nm out of tho game II ls
NOW up 10 the prcN tu say who ~ The
champion II ihuv want 90 accent Hart,
thcn 7 should think that would be nll
rRhl o. II lho papers of tho country
HRrro that he should ro ON and hght
moro for A. why u looks 10 me NJ N
lhoro was nothing lofl for him 10 do but
get busy ana try ~ mako good
lpnrios Will remain I'M town FOR tho
ro't m the week after which he win go
io los Angeles go look after some husl.
ng" aud then take nm extended hunting
iup.
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Another Corhett story.

or an the hRhtcrg Jim Corbctt better
than my NJ ,ho olhou, know now ~ toll
u story and how 10 mako money telling
that story ", all remember his really
clover stories when IN vaudeville dong
hF muuOlumo "tlmi" llia mtcgt, hove
over ~ making ~ great hlt, 8n hero II iHl
'NhW ! defeated sullivan IN Now
orleans ! made many friends ana also
cnomlos," sall corbplt the other day.
"Ouo man IN particular toutnornor
took dislike lu mo, huouueo ho hud
goon "a lilolong friond NJ Sullivan, llls
name would hu given hero but for tine
prominent position hr holds In tho
sporting world tNdty
"Whm ! wac PLAYING with lInl Davis
IN PMS lurt winter lhla particular ful.
luW was ~ Chicago ou lrp from New
Orleans, while we were there
DID 'BN inc way your lrlrud Jim Core
htth ~ IN town and IN ~ show ! Know
you would me-, Wld Frank chance TO
"'No, dom, believe want 10 roo
CorbolN ! don't liko him, and | am
sure he couldn't entertain mo roplod
." VOL mat F Inst IN cloason YOU
ought io SEQ him. I'm the show aim
iH pushed over Elm ana get u into
q rough and tumble nght with biz
HUSKY guy ana gets done W. replied
Chance,
"Chanca came around and told mo tho
noNt day that the follow bought two
trkcts ana pcOupicd both seats himself
That ulghL Thcrr nro u lot ~ sullynns
irioudH that feel the sumo way oyer that
lalOu ~ Now orleans. They are saila,
ned ~ s"o old John ~ oonduoror pet
the wort Of H. n n rs only IN q show"
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FAST STRING COMING,


George wentworth, one of iho most
prominent horsomon " lhr W,sl ana
owner Of one " thho hggo.t strings NJ
faet runners, ~ IN San lula, and 10 ~.
poclng daily nine ~ hs uUnoy whlrh
he WIN at once locate ni Agricultural
park and get them w ahupD iur the bIs
slN'day moot Mr. wentworth oye lhi'
several Other fogl horses uro coming M
the same ear llo WAS ihu largest M,
diylduNl winner M the Duuyor meet which
lurl closed, hla stable winning Wr him
II nrais and moro pliSo money than any
competitor Mr Wentworth raNH tHut
two car londs " Horse Worr fhnpcd ut
the same time he loaded ha h0IsDp and
That SAT- fnkors viii certainly see fuat
bunch " animals
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Suit AGAINST IIlsus,

spokane, July l9 Papers have been
served IN suit instituted ny "skl'
Roach 10 recover over 500 dumlgca
from President w. w. Lucas M tho
Northwest baseball League Cor prohibiting
Rourh from playing blfoOWl win mo
was blAckllslod fur not going back ~
Butte IN accordance win ne National
boards decision and biz reputation Vl#
Injured 90 tho extend of 1H) besides
loss Of HIlulp
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It's Easier
s'ir"sssaHa-sssaa
To Cure, 4 n an
Endure Pain.

n Ia needless to su'icr pain, II N
easier 10 take n Pain PIN ana ho cured.
II YOU viii provide yourself with n $50
package OF Dr. Mics AniI'p0ln Pills
you have the means Of preventing at
tackH Of pain As vol ~ u positive cure
II YOU aro subject 20 nervous or bloR
headaches neuralgia, bockache, men-
r,rual pains, stomach ache, indigestion,
nervousness, II YOU have dlay spells,
sick stomach or headache whio travels
Ing .-cAr.sckncss--n that Ia necessary
IN 10 take ono Of Dr Nles' Anu'P0ln
pnls when nrat symptoms appear, or
hlpt before starting out 10 visit or travel,
and they will soolho the irrlialod nerves.
and FREQ you'fro all thefo dlsagrooable
affections,
In doing this YOU take no risks be-
cause they arc perfectly harmless ana
YOU viii have ma other evidence " have
ing taken them than the knowledge that
you arc free from pain
They relieve and cure by rolnygornt'
Inn and nllay.ng the irritation u tho
nerves and by stimulating tho focrc.
tions
u am clad to md tho relief that
freed from those terrible l,cadGchea that
J havo had all my ne, Al huvo 10 do
when ! fool tho nsbrongh OF pain IL 10
!Ake ono or two ~ Or, Miles AnU.r0In
pylH and I am FREQ from my wncrlnsy
I" three, ry, Or dwcvg, hours dgrg,lon"
OlNccr, Turtle Lake Wis,
25c n package, Noydr sold In bulk
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,

lov '1 nnS s yHS ohaWop 'y0'nK " cp
resulted IN a hhut out tor the locals to-
day But four MIS- were secured by Scnl'
TIE, two Dy waters and Two ~ Mgllalo,
Roach pitched good bail tor Seattle, but
hls support was faulty AT umos, DAVIS
made hs appearance hH umpire ana was
out Of ne grounds. Williams went TO IofI
and lIildebrond played short
scorcl r. HE,
hbuluo ''u, 1Htt''''''t'I'sittt' = |
hdn Plhntlftp nfnunrrprppsttrnt2 y
batteries Roach ana Blunkcnshlp.
Ilculcg ana wilson,
Implrc..lBrHy,
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FAT MEN WON,


Tint wonderful ban game Yesterday NJ.
,ruoUu between Fat schulol and his
WlrInR NJ Reef must members, and tho
'rUf EXCHANGE mob. resulted NJ oypoct.
od The tal unos put II nll over the mon
who cnnlk the "nlsO rams" Tho unai
suoro was l2 70 o. The fnt boys say thoy
could have made II ne To lad they SO
d'Wlrod hnl hoy permitted the Turtles
tu score "A few Dy way II onCouraRomout
II Is said thuy did thia with view Of
setting the rWtmon into u gamn for
about NooO aldo bet give thom The double
CloW md take iho money Ihls mnto,
mont ~ dcnlod however Dick Rlohorda
s1yi that The lido bet is ~ ho only snan
Tho lineup ana tooro by innings fol
lOWhl
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THE
GREAT SALT LAKE,
Past and Present, by Dr. j, y,
Talmsgc.

THO only scientific historical ana de-.
ecrIptiNo work on the Great. Salt Lake
ever ssueda-Dr Thlmngc, Ono ~ pro.
fessor of geology IN the uniyoislty II
Utah, has made q thorough study Of the
Great Lake, Fully illustrated, Post.
paid 10 any address Csc,
DESEREr NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main st.
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VOL. 3 OF TIE HIS
TORY OF THE CHURCH

Now IN press, volume III Of the Ills.
tory Of the church." by the church
Historian, with Introduction and notes
by ", II, Roberta, Have YOU obtained
Vols, ] and III N not, 40 40 at once
No association quorum, sunday school
or private library complete without H.
cloth Embossed per vol,uu,,nn,u,1
Half Calf ont Top, per Vol,n,. 2bo
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit July le,-lrohlliiy to hlt liogg
m bunchog made Detroit look bad lhll
afternoon when the young pitcher shut
out the locals, Klton was touched up
freely ana Justus, who succeeded him,
was a Joke, Attendance, 1000,
scorol R,lIE,
Detroit neutrality-suspicious..
New York ptppu,,.,,,,,pnd 10
Batteries ltIiFon, Juslus ana Dorani
llOgR ana Mcclure
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To Coach az Yale,

New Haven Conn July 49, William r..
Lush " the Cleveland American loawo
baseball team who coached Nnlre cham.
pou baseball nine this year hus NpurI
n contract 10 coach az Yale lor three
years
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SCROFULA
FROM PARENT TO CHILD

The laws Of hercdi,y aro "inyarablc
and the diseased blood Of parents Ia
handed down TO children IN the form Of
Scroinla. Being thus deeply rooted
nothing can reach the disease but a con.
siitu,onal remedy. The very foundation
OF the blood IL diseased, and un,iNi, Ia
purified and made strong, those who are
born with scrofulous tendency cannot
have the blessing Of robust health
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SCORE NY INNINgs,

hchulor FAMILY u,u",,,,.,u,5 I ~ lie
1llf EAchlngo u'"'''"'',ui J. D
l'mpiroa~Wm FcTm and Slonhcn
link1 kollN Otncinl scoror-liitllo
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,

BROOKLYN JUlv l2--AIded BY errors Oh
| Tho part NJ Pittshurg noldere BROOKLYN
defeated tho visitors today Attendance
900
scolo, R.HE
hrooklyn ,",,, .,,o,ru,on,nS 10 I!
illlhbulg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, II }
Batteries Eason ana Ritter, l,ooyor
fhhortS Lynch ana rarsch,
Boston july 70 Tho first Of two games
PLAYED here today was a free hliunR
Kane. won by Cincinnati u 60 3. Tho
ton took 3 TO 3
First dano~
Score, II HE
Cincinnati nr u,r,,n,,,,,,u,i6 10 2
buNlon 90 ,atIHr,r,'i'',tttt.ti.,t 3 70 q
Bnuorlcs-Walkor and Phelps Fraser
ana Moran
SECOND Game
loson .,"ru''","n""u",ruS i 0
Cincinnati uputppp,,,l,s,,.ua,2 2
BallctIcg-Wllls ana Moran, Harper
and SehloL
New York july l2~llillug Mathew,
sons delivery hard TODAY gave Chicago
n Victory over New York Tho homo
team put up a ragged gnmo IN the nold
and was completely at tho mercy Vt
Brown. Attendance, 700,
Scoro, HE
Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - q
Now YORK .,,,tu,,,r.,,,p,uuul > 2
Batteries Brown ana king, Mathew.
ton and Rrosnah0n
Philadelphia, July r. ~ Louis easily
defeated Philadelphia today p,tngcr
was ht freely Whic the whole team
could do little with Brohws pitching
Attendance, 1900,
scorcl Il, HE
~ Inul1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 !
fnllhd'lnhm "'"uu,ut,u'nuuutl =
BuVones-'lllown and Grady pltliuecr
ana DOOM
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allowed Sioux CIV 20 win from ho 10.
Gals Attendance a.bp
Nporo Il N l.
SIOUX Guy uuuu,'rru"ltH.u lD
~ JOhoph u!uftu''eu!ut .t..uG a
Batteries sJnrrOll, CudWnlndur. II,b.
hard and Hlnran
Denver, July l?~DouNor loot ludu,H
gamo by dumb baseball MmtD. win.
hlt freely managed to Keep tno hIs Wcu
scattered
Score h H. J.
lohNtl ,Ynt ut,u1fti'r.'HHt.t..... I 10 b
pcs Molnos rtuupuuu,tur... 10 D
Ballorloe- Englo ana iuoai Mansko
and Towno,
Colorado, springs July l2HColurdo
Springs ana omaha today played tu az.
citing oloyon'lnnlnR Me- gam. which Vuu
called on account Of dulkuuW
Score n n 4
yy ilata,, 's,,i,m,,s"""''"". nl Z
.Batlorlos. Quick ana Goulmg MuWpy
llQbtCr ana MILO,
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TEA

There is great comfort in
tea and it doesn't cost a cent
DO without it a week and
keep account
YoOf sioss lsluins your money v you don't Inc
SShllne', BrL
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. Minneapolis Mmncopolt o. Louis
VILE, T.
At Kansas city konws CIlN 81 20.
lcdo, 2.
At Milwaukee. Mllwlupl,5 Z. uumm.
bur, ..
At ST. paul-St PAU 8 INDIANAPOLIS.
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EpuIl Write TO No for FROG Trial
p," p,, FG,SSS S Vow ' sDGCcntmSo' I Ro@oGy
ior Pain, Also Symptom blank our
hpecinlIet viii dlOgnofq your, oogel tell
You what II wrong md how, 70 flBht "
Free DR, MlLEA .Ml,RlGAL, ,COs
LABORATORIES, ELKllAISV, IND
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

San Francisco july ia~ios Angeles
played Am crrorlcss game today, Baum
pitching good support ana superior work
NJ the bat Won tho game Tor the southern
team Cul McNoy, formerly with tho I'm.
cinnau team, m0do his debut on umpire,
Score Il II, n.
~. ANg'WN ,,s,'''','''u't'1r',pb q
pdhlNllu Hf'stHH1trrr HnrtH'rlrtttttt.l y y
Batteries Baum ana spies. lbcrg ana
Stanley,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

with boston ldNny, Boston phutllng out
chicago, 1 10 o. M tho hltt ana Chicago
defeating Bostno 60 T. IN the second
nnnemll during tho first game, allowed
Chicago only sk scattered hits, IN tho
clInchcd the game In tho 0rst inning A.
tendance, N,Gn0
First Came
Score at 4
,hlCiRo u,u'u',,,rnu,,,,iu u
bOe'uU .ttn'ts't '''rts''r't''tttt'ttl !
Batteries Atlrock and sullivan, ], Tan,
nchill and Crlgor,
Second Game
score u, IL V.
tnlChkp 'u'tup,rr'ItitlprIul
BOSTON u'ntu .,upnH''tupbunulul
BallerlcraOwcn ana sullivan, loung
ana CrgCr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

Tacoma, wash July ~ -.Kccfc pitched
faullluss BALI all the hits 90 him being
lebas ltaguors, Portland presented il
broken llnc.up and Jones was no enigma
for. Tacoma, who hattod him opportunQlY
nnd prunlcd BY Portlunds errors Tho
hoso team ncldCd In fno style,
scorc, n, H. H.
ihNulUh tfHN''tftt t'ti''trtIrrtuptb y
lolOund it.urHHr.H'stnstttlt .
Batteries Kocfo and GrGhdmi Jones'
Mclean and Van Buren,
Umpire. Bray
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
WESTERN LEAGUE,

H. Josoph, July y Llobhhrd's wild.
ness IN tho thir1 inning Of todays game
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

BROOKLYN july l2--Alded By errors on
be- part NJ pittshurg noldcre, Brooklyn
efcatcd tho visitors today Attendance,
Ugd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

Boston July 70 Tho FIRST Of two games
PLAYED here today was a tree hlilnR
Hainc won by Cincinnati u 90 81 Tho
second .was o pitchers battle, which Bos'
ion took 10 B.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
. Cleveland, o., 1879 prownoli 81.


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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-12-14

The people who don't go to church
cent expect TO keep up with the gos-
L.. oi The Aci.L.ogaosd.