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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Collection OF Taxes for the Fiscal Year
1906.

The tax books will open on the 18th
of October. and closed OH the 3lst of
December without penalty. After the
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January, per cent. more for February
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| 18th of March After the 18th OF
March executions will be issued. Will
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on the 18th Of March.
Age for paying communication road
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Union Special School 3
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Pinckney
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
"Buck- Taylor VIII He Captain and
May Hove Good Team.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Sept. 2s.-(special) }
with the situation in the capital city Prac.
tically all OF the last year team have
returned TO school this fall and while there
they played a marvcIously poor, game Of
foot ball, they showed in the last game
of the season, against Ames. that they were
good defense II the conditions were lust
right. brakes prospects for the coming
season depend very much on whether Peii
can put the ginger. team work and fight
ing spirit into the men and the style Of
play he will develop under the. new rules
The local sthletic authorities are united
state as there are schools ana coaches, and
other things being equal ECU they declare Lbat
than beforeF Under the old rules DOC"
Peli developed "a very creditable tenn from
the psssS 4 hs d IL a. at 6s
execute Any shvahcsd formations OF his
a pretty thorough knowledge OF the game
as IL has been played heretofore, but what
kind Of foot bsu he will attemnt to de-
U othsP eo SS in the state Is 1s '"e
Quarterback Buck" Taylor will captain
the team this year: Outside OF Ker, OF
ouarferback in the state. His work at the
end OF the season was exceptionally file
and big things are ~expact"! OF him this
season. Conowny and Hoffman, guards
on last years team, have Returned as has
Nelson who was used last season at csnter.
but who may be removed to "a tackle resi-
ton or one back of the line Palas and
Jones' tackles, and Gilbert and Keeney,
ends. have returned. giving Peli last years
line upon which to build. Woodrow, I.o-
verin. Bush, Kenyon and Hssbrook, sll old
back or are expected to return shortly
and the rooters are correspo 1dinglY eiated.
IN addition TO these men there are a nuti-
Der Of the freshmen team last year, who
have already returned and who will be
eligible TO play, while big squad of fresh
men have been TO work for some tiTe.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Sporting Brevities.

Sioux City and Omaha play double
header at Vinton Street park THURSDAY,
the first game beginning at 2:3O p. m.
Des Moines would sooner see Lincoln in
second place than Omaha and Cantillon
has arranged his players TO make the re-
suit that way
Ducky Holmes played second in place OF
Steen Tuesday and got through with put
one error Steen was on third, Qulllan
having been sent to Chicago.
Jack Pfeister again showed his prowess
in the game with Brooklyn Tuesday. he
held these sluggers to one hit and passed
but two, while striking out eight men.
All Sioux pitchers looked alike to the
Omaha lads Tuesday. They have the sec
ond place bee in their bonnet and are going
right after II IL Des Moines will only do
the right thing by Lincoln,
1t Is understood that Gagnier is to go to
Detroit at the end of the Western league
season He will be tried out a couple of
games which are still left to be played.
Comiskey needed three pitchers to do the
business Tuesday, but he had the pitchers
and used them. Three pretty good ores
for one game, but the game was needed.
DR.. Schneider won the presidents cup at
the Field club by winning out in the finals.
This Is beautiful cup presented BY Presi-
dent White and the rivalry for its possess
sion was keen. pns
Western fans rejoice with Comiskey at
the results Tuesday. The ninth inning
rally at Detroit was a corker and was
made before Wahoo Sam came to oat.
Coughlin took the honors away from him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
OMAHA ASLEEP LOSES CANE
ROurks Family is Beaten by Sioux City in
Dull Contest.
ICE HALL PITCHES FOR THE VISITORS
Locals Drop 90 Third Place I'm League
standing, Lincoln Coins
Into the second
Notch.

nc Rourke family was helped cut of
the second place at Vinton Street park
Wednesday afternoon, when Duncan's Sioux
took them into camp to the tune Of to 2.
The game was dull and undressing all
the way through. except in the last ia1ins
when a rally was made, but the rally was
made by the wrong team. The record Of
nineteen straight games won. made two
years ago, by Omaha is not being dupli-
Gated by Pas hired HANDS this fall and as
q consequence II looks to the little boy
on the center field fence as II Omaha would
have 10 be contented with third place
Ice Hall was pitching for Sioux City
and he seemed to take delight in handing
out puzzlers 20 his old teammates Until
the sixth inning but two hits were made
off him. In the sixth Omaha made two
hits ana cashed IN two runs on them.
Howard was hit and Perring walked. WEIGH
flew out TO Freess and Bsssey and Dolan
followed with singles which brought How
ara and Perring home. That was all
Omaha could make
The same teams will play a double
header this afternoon. the first game to
start at 200. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
HlEh school Foot BAH.

The high school foot ball team Is rap
idly coming into shape for the opening
be played with Creighton's second eleven
Saturday afternoon Merle Howard wos
unanimous choice OF the foot rail- squad
for captain of the toa.n this fall. The
team will be chosen Friday AFTERNOON by
the captain and COACHES, assisted by Ma
The csptain has told The men that All
have a chance for the team, and the mere
fact that he picks a team for Saturday
does not insure one OF those chosen places
on the team. for that will havs TO be won
by hard work. and The oest men will win
out in the end. The Suuad Is being aug
speaks well for the spirit whi.h is heiug
shown this fall, None can Dlay ON the
team unless he be In good standing In mis-
well in practice this week are Merle How
ard. Harris. Neareies. Johnson, Clark,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Remarkable Piece of work on Re-
markabIe Ban FIeld.


Jack Chesbro tells the prise triple play
story: In addition to the play being
pulled of by one man, the ball travelled
through three states before the play was
finished. Here is Jacks own version of the
play:
pital in Middletown. n. T., we. used 20
Jervis, called Tri-ststes. The little place
got It's name from the fact that the states
Uans met sons ans the
SPOT. .s 80 N
zone Saturday afternoon after, l. had at
player the crack Middietown team got me
to pitch against the Tri-staters, as the
nine was known at Tri-State. The ball
three states Joined One part of n the t,e i
was in New York. another in New Jersey
and another IN Pennsylvania. The Tri:
the game was dragging along until about
the seventh inning. when the most re-
msTksble triple play I ever saw was
: zone OF our side was at bat. He hit
sharp liner right over the second base
mans head, which looked safe enough
ing i'm very close. came up on a run and
got the drive about a foot from the ground.
which by the way, was in New York
he was well up to second base, which was
During this time base runners. who
for the plate. The right 6elder barely
stopped after making the catch; In fact, IL
would have been: impossible for him to
SLOW up. As he Strengthened UP he took
in the situation at glance, and kept on
10 second. which be touched. making two
hands out. Looking toward third base.
which was unguarded. the third baseman
having run up the line toward home. Yell
ing for the outhelder TO throw the ball. he
kept right on TO third With the bail IN his
hand. When he reached third he was in
Pennsylvania and had retired the side.
That's the story of the Tri-State triple
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
PHILADELPHIA.
.Batted for Dygert in sixth.

PsilsSeiphia 30 90 . !, ! oAs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
FIELD CLUB DISCUSSES FINANCE
Members Meet TO settle Money Ques-
tion, but Do Not Succeed.

An informal meeting of the members. Of
the Omaha Field club was held Tuesday
night at the club house at which various
ways OF financing the club were considered
President White presided and several diff
ferent schemes were discussed and argu-
ments made for and against. The club at
present has so members and the annual
dues are so. the initiation fee being $50
Little revenue Is derived from the latter
source as the membership is filled, Be
cause OF the expensive ideas which have
been carried out I'm building new club
house and changing the location of the
golf links, the club has not been able to
get ahead with it's present sources OF rev.
enue and some scheme will have to be
evolved TO get more revenue.
No definite action was taken Tuesday
night II simply being the idea TO get the
opinions OF the members. Some favored
raising the annual dues to $50 and some 10
$40. A circular will be issued by the direc-
tors asking the opinions of the members
and several propositions will be presented
by the directors to the members at the reg
uiar meeting in December. About 100 were
present
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Racing at Nemnha Fair.

AUBURN. Neb Sent. 2s.-(speclal Tele-
gram. 1.-The second day of the Nemaha
county fair and races. which was held al
this place today. brought a very large
crowd. There were two races, one half
mile and repeat and one-mile novelty. In
the half mile and repeat there were six en-
tries, with four starters. r. M. b. owned
by l. Buttlers, won: Silver Leaf owned
hy ]. Haze. second. Time: e:5e Purse 800
In the one-mile novelty race there were six
entries, all starting. Gold Dollar. owned
by l. Coffee. won irst aud second money.
and Ossain. owned by r. Bolt. third and
fourth money. Times Quarter. 0:2f; half,
O;s9st; mile, l:52. Pure. sloe.
The weather - fine and a. large attend
ance Is expected tomorrow, when three
races are to be run. @
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
a a a KILLS THE GERMS
0.o.O. OF SCR0FULA

The laws Of nature and hy fixed and nvabe Parents who
Of blood,
children
Swollen hip
bodies
which
in
during young vigorous life but after spell sickness
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Trainer for Foot Hall squad.

IOWA CITY. Ia, Sept. 26.-tSpeciaI Tele-
am.)-Provision has been made by the
gents Of the State university and the Board
OF Athletic Control for the employment of
O Brien. we'll known in Chicago sporting
circles, to act as trainer Tor the unlVerslIy
foot ball team O'Brien will take charge
Of the work here as soon as the details CAN
be arranged. ....
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
During the Ak-sar-Ben Festival

The Bee will mail copies to any address
in the United States without extra charge
for postage Send the friends at home a
copy of The Bee daily. They will be in
terested.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
-. DIES MONIES.

Earned runs; LINCOLN q Des Moines 1.
Left on bases: Lincoln, ~ Def. Moines, T.
Moines. Q. Two-base hits. Wolfe. schipke
o. Three-ba hit; Thomas. Double play:
Steen to Mckay, Bases on balls: on
Zackert 4; OF Cicotte. l.. Hit by pitched
ball: By Cicotte, L. Struck out = BY Tack
ert, 2; by Cicotte, g. Wild pitch: ,zaolert.
Stolen bases: Ketchem, Mckay. Thomas,
Mowrey, Hogriever ca Sacrifice hit: Ma
COON. Time, a. Umpire: Edinger. At
tendance: 1000. ~ (. g-t.s... r. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Thirty Thousand

of these satisfied men passing
to and fro throughout the West,
North, South and East, and
You may be sure that each one
of these men have friends, and
would it not be natural that he
would recommend the physician
who had done him the most
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lment.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
SIOUX CITY
THE CITY OF
OMAHA

Deserves better treatment at the
hands of it's medical advertis-
ers. Naming the various dis
eases of Men is unnecessary.
1t should be discontinued.
Public opinion demands it, and
the laws of the state prohibit it.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

Latenser. Mawhinney, McEnery, Paxson,
Flack, Prentiss, Entriken. Howard. korann
and others. Corteyou, an old high school
player and star on the University IF Nc
braska eleven, is putting III his tire be-
fore returning TO the Philippines In some
much apprecia 81 coaching.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

Totals.
DIES MONIES.
Eyler out; hunted third strike.

'Eyler out; hunted third strike.
b Lin Mo,ns: :......,.d SsSSS-S.SS SdLs
Stolen bases: Davidson, schipke, .o'Leary.
base hits: Sabre, Wolfe. Double plays:
O'Leary to Sabre, Gillen to OLeary TO
Sabre. First base on balls: on Eyler, 1;
Gillen, !. Struck out BY Eyier, s; by
Gillian, T.. Passed balls: BY Hogrieyer q
Left on bases: Lincoln, g.. Des Moines. 8.
1:6. Umpire: Edinger.
Score, second game. .
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

LINCOLN, Sept. 3s.2Lincoln took both
games of a double-heeder from the cham
pion Des Moines team this afternoon. the
first to o and the second 4 to D. The frst
was a pretty contest, In which the veteran
Eyler was pitted against Gillen, and the
local pitcher had little the best Of II.
Both were given good support. and the
fielding at times was Of the sensational
with furious cannonade on Zackert. but
II was short lived, and when once he settled
aT%n ,, ,ne yisto d mere nepess ncpa9
with two hits, giving the Iincolns all thcir
runs in the FIRST inning. Score fret game:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
YuIIAnnIputA
PrrTsBURG.

Left on bases: Ptttsburg, 8: Phila-
delphia. s. Stolen bases: Msgee. Ganiey.
Wagner, Abstein. Sentelle. Two-base
hit: Meier Sacrifice hit Meier. Struck
out; BY Willis, 8. First base on balls:
on Richey, 4. Passed BALL Crist Wild
pitch: Richey. Time: 1;50. Umpire:
os4 soys s.cond game.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Pittsburs scores Two shutoats
Against PhtIa a eIubfn

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2e.--Pttsburg
twice shut out the locals today. "he
second game was called ar tho end of
Score hr1t 1ama.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
I, -. Louis Defeats Boston.

BOSTON, Sept. S6.-St. Louis won to-
days, game, Murray's hit deciding the
contest Cameron. pitched to only TIVE
men. A savage liner from Burch's bar
II bounded from Cameron's head and be.
fore Il could fall TO the ground he threw
II to Tenny TO complete double play.
score: ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

phis, 3. stolen bases: coustne:y G snIsy,
Wagner. Sacrifice hits: Nealon, Leach
Double play Lush to Courtney. Struck
base on balls:i or Moser, /: on Leiheid,
?. villa pitch: Moser. Hit by pitched
ball: Magee, Time: 1:i0. Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
OMAHA.

Two-bsse hits: Campbell, Petit Bases on
balls: on Dodge, s; on Hall, O. Struck
pitched ball: BY Hall. /. Left on bases:
Omaha, s: Sioux City. 6. Double plays:
Gonding to Howard; Perring to Gondlng:
Sacrifice hit Freese. Time. I 30 Umpire
Davis Attendance: go
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair and Warmer Today and TomOr-
row in Nebraska and south
DR. I-ota.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Forecast of the
weather for Thursday and Friday:
For Nebraska and North and South
'Dakota-Fair; warmer Thursday and Fri
day.
For Iowa-Fair Thursday and Friday;
warmer, fresh west winds Friday.
For Montana--Fair Thursday and Friday.
For Missouri-Fair Thursday. except rain
and cooler in south portion; Friday fair
For Wyoming-Fair and warmer Thurs
day; Friday. fair.
For Kansas-Fair Thursday, cooler in
southwest portion; Friday. fair and
warmer
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

Hickman : sscrince hit: o'Brien. Double
play Altizer to Stahl, Passed ball:
OCohnor. Stolen bases: C. Jones, An
POWELL 2; of Hardie, 4. Struck out: BY
Powell, z. Left on bases: st. Louis, Z;
Washington, Z. Time: 1:31. Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Japs win at Maniiia.

MANILA. Ia. Sept. ss-fspeolal rele,
sram l-Gresn's Japsnese defeated Manila
today; score, to 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
CHICAGO SHUTS OUT BOSTON
White soI Win Third Consecutive Victory
from Bsaneaterp,
BOTH PITCHERS DO EXCELLENT WORN
Detroit shuts Out New York and Com
iskey AGGREGATION Takes
Another step Toward
Championship.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.-Chicago today ad
ministered TO Boston the third consecutive
defeat. oberlin. Boston's new recruit, and
Walsh pitched, excellsntly. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
STANDING Of the Term-.
DRAKE FOOT BALL PROSPECTS

Games today: Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Brook
Ign, ST. Louis at Boston
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

YPniladeiphia ...O " 2, 0-S3
Hits; on Dysert, in Ave innings: off
Schuman, l In two innings. Two-base
hits; Joss, oIdring Sacrifice hits: Con-
Double plays: Joss to Lajoie to Rose
man; Oldring to Davis; Hartzel TO Davis
First base on balls: on Joss, 2; on Schu-
man, j. Hit by pitched ball: BY DyKert
l.. Left on bases: Cleveland, 4: Phfladel-
phis, 4. Struck out: BY Joss. Q; by
Dygert, 2; by Schuman, /. Passed ball:
Bemis. Wild pitch: Dygert. Time: 12s.
Umpire: Evans. ass ,,t D'>
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

J. DIR. McGrew has long been
known throughout the West as
the fairest and most reliable
Specialist. Men come hundreds
of miles for his treatment, and
his fair dealing and reasonable
charges never fail to please.
His cured patients are his best
advertisers.
There are more than
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

Stolen base: Burch. Double plays: cam
eron to O'Netn to Tenney; ONeill to Ten
ney. Hits; on Doian. 10 in eight and
two-thirds innings Struck out: BY
Dolap,a6; by McGlynn, Z. Time; 3:O5.
Umptress Conway and Supple.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
For Thirty Years

DIR. McGrew. has made a spec
ialty of all forms of Diseases of
Men, but in the future shall re-
frain from naming these dis
eases in the newspapers.
His resources and facilities
for treating this class of dis
eases are unlimited.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

sDatted for Hall in the ninth.
'Batted for Taylor In the seventh.

'batted Tor Taylor In the seventh.
Cincinnati ......... D o go 10 o O l. 4
New York;. ]. 0 o 0 0 o o = 5
Left on bases; New York, /; Cincinnati,
Hall, /. Struck out: BY Taylor 4; by
Hal, 2. Two-base bits: Deviin, StranR.
Stolen bases Mccain, StranR. duRelns,
Double plays, Corcoran to Deal to IIobert.
Corooran TO Hughes. Hit with pitched
ball: BY Hail., l. Passed ball: Schlei
Hits: on Taylor in seven innings; on
Wiltse, In two innings Time: 1885 TIM
pireS Klein and Carpenter
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
TiEer. Shnt Out HiEhI.ndrr..

DETROIT, Sept 2s.-Detroit sent Eu-
banks. one of its colt pitchers against
New York today. and though hit often, he
shut. out the easterners BIZ fine work in
pinehes Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games today; Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at
Cleveland, Boston at ST. Louis. -,i-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
OHM nefrnt Rras.

NEW YORK. Sept a.-By clever base
running and timely bunting the New York
team beat Cincinnati today. Score;
NEw vooE cts,ctS~.~,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

. Lett on bafes; Chicago, 8; boston. I.
Two-base hit: Davis. Sacrifice hit: Sulli-
Hoey, Davis. Struck out: BY walsh 8;
by oberlin. 5. First base on balls: OF
Walsh. 8; on Oberlin, 8. Balk: oberlin:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

Z CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 26.--Cleveland
made II three straight from Philadelphia
today. Clark had his hand hurt by q
foul tip and C0ngalton was put out for
disputing a decision. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Postponed Game
At Pueblo-Pueblo-Denv game post
oned. vain O.

Games today: Sioux City at Omaha, De
Moines at Lincoln, Pueblo at Denver.
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