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The evening world., 1906-06-01
BATTING ORDER.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

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WASHINGTON PARK. BROOKLYN.
June 1.-The Brooklyns administered
another shut-out 10 tho Beanoaters this
,@,cr,,,,, 5,es,t,,r ,,c.p b,, "A score
OF 10 O.
Donoyans crowd played perfect
,arne and ny hiring out SAFE drives at
- E 49, h,.,,,-, 49,,
tHe rEu' 'i''o """ N''V mis- ~
bricklett IN ilne style, hao Ienhey :
crowd at their mercy.
c,ut,,.i... ,t.ios ..,o..,,s -,-,o
tAe iuo team ohly set'hs lour ms
on his delivery
First Inning.
S. Bridweu made scratch hit In front
o. The plate and reached nrst Tenney
f..-,.,..., 60. ,-,,,.i,,.- him ot,t
-. -, 80 - s--.c,-i.,,,,s
l(oian swung az three " S.rlcNletr
spit" ball. and went TO ,he bench.
ny',,...a - ,,o,,-.,, t,,, S.-,rtt..,, and
I.o. A.u n, ,'S ,,,s,e +es,..N ~
N19rdan: ~ HT-S9 ~ IA. ,,os ,,,,,., down
Sa9ey 70" IN q! ""S pa"'u 49,. SS"''
-oS Dl4I "tn M Wy. III oli3 .ii''u, ,ir,,,.
- "I'.agi ~ -. i't .g y - III IL iort
~, - - =. 80 ,,i si.o,,d via
nticb advo,c@I nm 20 tbiri and he
49,. %, - -, f,..,,s iri,,a "a
All Tor = sack Joriar stole second.
Nfalonev was retired bv strobcl and
1enrnv oNE RT-N
as''''e'' 60 it
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r.r,, 'r''i' a. - IN 6,,,.s HHtcs rolles q slow
o,-t.,'t.. ,tc GO, ~, haU 20
~ 10 :, - .,,, 60 ,-e,.d o.,o d, ne
e.r tnat LGmiey nt"eu' ~ ~
b'Iseh ~, sdtelI 10 's-n' snI o"
Iindanan's bad throw 20 hrst oi Alper- I
hunt both runners We're SAFE
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CUSS WORDS FLY IN ROW
OF METZ AND MCGOWAN
Comptroller Loses His Temper When President
of the Board of Aldermen Refuses to
Vote on Funds.

The of the Board of Estimate to-day
MCGOWAN
furry
n hurled at President McGowan.
Comptroller consideration n resolution
providing investigations Mr.
McGowan he had nots report.
The evening world., 1906-06-01
Coffee Wrecks
The Children

Dr. Elias G. Brown the medical examiner of defective
school children in the public schools of New York Ctv in
his report TO the City Supt writes:
After hereditary congenital causes improper diet
the greatest of the causes of manuron and nervous
In considering nutrition find of the most notice
able evils to be the very large proportion of school children
who drink tea and coffee.
Both tea and coffee are, we know pure stimuants
and contain acid that is harmful
Many children come to school in the morning after
La breakfast of stmuan coffee or tea and starch (whte
bread and children very frequently have coffee or tea
with each of their three meals and sometimes also at three
O'Clock their return from school, No child who drinks
tea coffee be at his BEST In this matter parents need
education.
City Supt of New York Public Schools William Fl
Maxwell, in discussing this report writes in his report
In discussing improper diet, Dr. Brown finds exces
sve of tea and coffee potent for defect in the
child His remarks upon the use of such stmulants by
children should be brought home to every parent gno-
rant enough give such beverages to the very young
Children become attached to their cup of hot Postum
Food Coffee for breakfast Have well boiled according
to easy directions package and see how they thrive
when Postum is used in place of coffee.
The evening world., 1906-06-01
BOSTON GETS
ANOTHER STRING
OF NOTH|NGS
Shut Out Once More in
: Brooklyn by the
DonovaniteS.

lfoe,oo ,o o o o 90 0 o. o
Brooklyn. l o 8 o o X .
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Filth lnnlng.

Elber'eld didn't have to move an inch
70 ge, Kuights high ny Powers was
an0iher victim on a weak one 10 Chase
COnitey went the route on slow one
10 Williams NO RUNS
Chase's gronndcg was easy for Monte
Cross. who threw him ont at trst La
porte strIc At three wide ones and sat
down Willlanss line drive sailed over
Armoruster's heaed. and Jimmy got to
thiri Conroy was there with the wal
lop and sent Williams home on a trot.
COnroy stole second and as Powers =
throw got BY Murphy ne went TO third.
Hoffman struck out NO RUNS
Sixth inning.
Hartself woke things up In this inning
w!th three base drive down left FOUL
Inc. Corss went out on grDunder 10
Williams and there was no advance.
Armsburstcr went ont the same wav
hut Hartsel got homo on tho nlnv
Davis shot a long ny which Keeler ,yes
under ONE RUN
Cross made pretty stop OF Klelnow's
shoot and got him At the initial bag
He did the same thing 10 Chesbro' $
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Sunday World Wants Work
Monday Morning Wonders
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shown and he smashed one over sec
oud, scoring both Cnase and Laportc.
Hormnn's grounder to Cross forced
tunroy ut s->ond. but Williams got TO
third. kleinow. who began IN hard
luck. sent "A line drive straight 10 Cross.
Hac turned II into u double out catch
Ing Hoffman on frst. TWO RUNS.
Fourth Inning.
Ia Porte's wild throw l., Cross live
at first AImbruster made three vicious
swings but failed to hnd the tall.
Davis forced Cross AT second and mis-
own fast sprintlng alone saved q d'n-
BILE play. Seybodd tore on a neat SIN
glc into centre sending Davis 20 third.
Nurhpy drove long one 10 Keeler VINO
got under II after long sprint. rc;lr-
lnS tho side No RUNS
Cheshros high foul was easy for Pow
srs. Keller, after rappng one 10 Muir
ply. was thrown ont al urs, Elber-
field was an easy out to Davis No
Ri Ms
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CONROYS BIG STICK
PUTS HIGHlANDERS
AT HEAD OF LEAGUE

Continued from FIrs, Paso)
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DEATH NOTICES

MNTTTIB-h j.. June 2 aged g years.
Funeral this Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock from 2Sm Bristol street. Friends
invited to services Interment private.
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IyOsT-smaIi gray mare weight about $50,
branded on left side. Reasonable reward
n returned. shaekieford 4 Diekey 18th
PARTY nnding lady's blue hat and pin
sunday, May Do 1908. between Fort Omaha
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GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND
Equipage-Depot Quartermaster's ONCE
Cd and olive SITS, ST. Louis, Mo. May
here until ~ o'clock noon, June 5, 1905 and
then opened, for furnishing and delivering
at the st. Louis depot Of the Quartermas-
ter's Department, L. g. army, 5000 corn
brooms and $500 scrubbing brushes. The
all proposals or any part thereof. Prefer
ence will be. given to articles of domestic
manufacture, conditions of quality and
price INCLUDING in price of foreign produc-
lions or manufactures the duty thereon) be-
and blanks for proposals and full informa-
ton will be furnished upon application to
this ONCE. Envelopes containing proposals
to be endorsed Proposals for Clothing and
Equipage to be opened at u o'clock noon.
June 5, 1906. 1t. Col. f. Won Schrader,
Depot QuartermsSter. U. S. Army"
Ml7-ls-is-1-J2-4
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master. Sheridan, Wyo., May 2, 1905
ceived at this office until 10 a. m. (mountain
time) June s. 1905, for constitution. in
GLIDING plumbing, heating and electric wir-
ing, OF an administration building and q
post hospital, both brick, at Fort Mac
kenzie, Wyo; Plans and specifications may
ter, u s. A, at Denver, Omaha. Chicago
and st. Paul, depot quartermaster, u. s.
A., at ST. Louis and at this ONCE. at
which latter place all information may be
obtained. u, s. reserves the right to re-
ject or accept any or all proposals or any
part thereof Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be endorsed Proposals for
Public Buildings" addressed Capt James
" May5-Ss-24- 25June4-S
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AUTOMOBILES


ONE a. horsepower, air cooled Knox Tour
ing car, In hne condition. S70O.
One 10 u. p side entrance Cadillac Tour
ing Car. hne condition, S6T5.
One Model X Rambler. 2-cylinder. IS II.
p, canopy top, side curtains, glass storm
front aud side touring baskets, $3.50,
one single cylinder. 10 II. T. Rambler Run
about, recently overhauled, 322b.
one brand new Cadillac Touring Car $3.50.
one IL II. p, double cylinder I-passenger
one side entrance. Is II. p. Surrey, Type l.,
Rambler, in Al condition. 1900.
one 1905 Orient Blackboard. good shape.
S2a6.
one IS H. P. Royal Tourist. fne shape,
with top; cost new $3.50; now tl,t60.
one 1909 Olds Runabout new tires. 32b0.
Ono 1905 Stevens-Duryea, 4-passenger,
with ton; good shape; list tl,sO0; now
one 1904 z-eyiinder winton. excellent con-
dition, 81, 900.
one SOS White Steamer, with top, almost
new, $3.50.
ft 18th and Capitol Ave.
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MONUMENTS

GREAT WESTERN GRANITE co. Doug.
las ssh. -MsSo June23
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Weeping Water........b S;5o pm bi2sS0 pm
a Daily. Daily except Sunday. Daily
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except Monday.
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cLAIRv0YANTS

GME. BUDDHA, LEADING PIANIST.
Call at No. Us South 18th St., upstairs.
Rssultfui prediction absolutely Given;
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
ANCHOR LINE 0. 8. NAIL sTEANsHIPa
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Superior accommodation. excellent Cuisine. Ths
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GOING 20 leave Omaha; viii sell my su-
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canopy top, baskets, etc, at big bar
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-04

20, 900 ACRES rich, level Texas land, ready
to pillow, adjoining new town, railroad
terminus on deep water harbor, cheap;
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Address F S. Bee. H-MS40 SIX
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Do You Wish to Make a Change
II so, write us and we can ind you
buyer or a deal for your farm, property,
home or business, no matter where
located.
Globe Land & Investment Co.,
21s First Natl Bank Bldg, Omaha, Neb.,
and orcutt Bldg, Sioux City. Ia
Y-M54b Je29
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FOR SALE-FARMS
Cheap Western Lands

10000 acres, Colorado, Kansas and Ne
braska lands, 81 to $3.50 per acre. Gov
eminent homesteads located. Printed lists
giving legal descriptions and prices; also
maps, pictures, etc, free.
THE STERLING INVESTMENT CO.,
2Ol Front St, Sterling, Colo.
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PERSONAL
PILES CURED

WITHOUT AN OPERATION ALL
kinda Of piles cured-Internal, external,
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Maxwell who has had twenty-five years
experience in treating piles. Hundreds
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Bee Bldg, Omaha, Neb. Phone Douglas
1l24 U-M4l9 June Is
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u
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FOR EXCHANGE

A s40-ACRE farm, miles from Carlton.
Carlton county, MINI IL Is covered WITH
oak and pine, second growth timber
All tillable when cleared; land lies level
and good soil No buildings. Price $3.50
per acre. VIII give some discount for
cash OF will trade for land in Nebraska,
South Dakota or Iowa, that Is adapted
TO stock raising or farming Globe Land
a Investment Co. 2le LIST Natl. bank
Bldg, Omaha, Hsb. Z-M646
IF YOU do not find what you want in this
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MISCELLANEOUS

OMAHA Safe and Iron Works make spe-
ciaity Of fire escapes, shutters, doors ana
safes. @. Andreen, Prop, l02 3. 10th y;
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SIGN PAINTING. s. H. Cole. 1SOa Douglas.
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WANFED--Partner in mfg. business; very
little money required; most Of 1t can be
can clear 500 per month. $50 Neville
block. 80 .tF Y-M642 6x
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MONEY-Do you need it7 We are in a
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-22
MEN OF COLOR IN THE COURT
Two Negroes and Two Cinnamon
Have Dispute Over Two
Opium Pipes.

George Quinn and A. A Plummer. coll
ored. of 1909 Cass street. were tried be-
fore Police Judge Crawford Tuesday morn
lag on the charge OF having stolen two
opium pipes from Wong Lee Chung and
Leo Ching of Thirteenth street and Capitol
avenue After a lengthy and highly anus
ing investigation Of the case the prisoners
we're discharged. Charley Tom acted as
interpreter for his countrymen. Leo
Ching. 6s years of age. declared he did not
like Attorney Dodge for the defense be-
cause Mr.. Dodge asked too many questions.
The Cinnamon were so mixed up that the
police magistrate dismissed the defendants
and heaved a sigh OF relief.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-22
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

QUARTERMASTER' 8
Off1ce.-Omaha, Nebraska, August 20, 1906
Sealed proposals. in triplicate, subject to
the usual conditions. will be received here
until 10 O'Clock a. m, central standard
installing fixtures. transformer, service
wires and water meter for electric lighting
post exchange and gymnasium. at Fort
Omaha, Nebraska Full Information fur
nished on application to this office where
plans and specifications may be seen.
Proposals to be marked proposals. for In
stalling a Water System" and addressed
to Major M GRAY ZALINSKI, Construct
ing Quartermaster, Army Building. Omaha.
Nebraska A20-21-22-23S7-s.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-22
M'HUGH BUYS FINE HOME
Pays Ten ThOnsand Dollars for the
Residence of warren
SWftHIer.

The deed was recorded Monday for the
sale by Warren sWitzler of nne new
house at Twenty-sixth and st. Mary's
avenue to william D. McHugh for $4,000
This is the west one Of three residences
which Mr.. switzler has built this summer
on the south side OF 81. Mary's avenue at
the head OF Twenty-sixth street The
center one has been sold TO W. r. Gurley.
c. sirilla Jones has sold to J. A. Swan
son three lots at the southeast corner OF
Forty-nrst and lizard streets. The consid-
GRAFTON noted in the real estate trans
fers was $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-22

$500 10 New York City ana Return.
plus t2.00. from Chicago. on August 2s and
q, via the Nickel Plate road. with return
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OCEAN STEAMERS

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DEATH NOTICES '

DoUGHERTY-Mrs. Ann. August 20 aged
50 years. mother OF Mrs Katy kanoun
and Mrs Ella Morris.
Funeral from residence Of Frank Norris
zs14 Hickory, at a. m, August p, to St
Mary's cemetery.
CoLEMAN-George r, Sunday, August 10
1906, at his home. SSli California street
Funeral wednesday. August p, at p. m.
Friends invited
WYMAN-Minerva c. August 20. 1908.
Age o. years, months and Is days
Funeral services will be held from
Bradley & Dorrance's chapel. Twentieth
and Cunning street wednesday, August
22nd. 1906, at p. m. Friends Invited.
lnterment Prospect Hill cemetery.
BAIR--Mary Elizabeth, widow of the late
William Bair, August 20. In the sixty
ninth year of her life.
Funeral services Wednesday at 2 p. m.
from the residence Of her neices, the
Misses Doyle, SIS South Twenty-sixth
street. lnterme1t at Baltimore. Md. No,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-22
DANCING

ciAsses for adults reopens
Tuesday, ssptembsr 4 at p N. reduc-
fore opening night Can 18th and Harvey
Open AL day ana evening" Sunday to J.
Telephons Douglas iotl o3sni,'E assem-
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FENCING

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FOR EXCHANGE

If you; do not and what you want in this
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$40 ACREs.-Near Roswell New Mexico, in
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This land In growing valuable fast. Win
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900 ACRES Of land TO exchange for 1900 or
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only 4 miles from good railroad town
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LOST

LOsT-coat containing pocketbook with
small amount OF money, 500. and some
broadway. Finder will be rewarded il
they return same 70 n. c. Lennon, 725
It'll Ave. Council Bluffs. Lost-M7S4 80
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evening. Please return to Bee ONCE.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

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II you have a farm, LONE, business % prop
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write US.
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Y-Ml72 Ag3i
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

land. can raise three crops alfalfa $500
per acre. Inquire d. W. Keller. los 50.
Main St. Co. BLUFFS, Ia RE-MS7
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-22

wANTED-Party to sell treasury stock of
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The property Is one Of the best in that
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WANTED--AGENTS

NEW Sleeve Protector for ONCE and house
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IF THIS adv is read by an ambitious
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Prices low. Address Box 6l6, Hastings
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To work on Brandeis building. 10th and
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MEDICAL

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PERSONAL
PILES CURED

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-29
ELKINS YIELDS
TO PROTECT 10GA
Senator Settles Big Coal Mine and
Railroad Suit Out. Of a.
r." ~ .,>s~4s 3sS.2. 80: -. +
Court. 49,.

Journal Special Service.
WHEELING, w. Va, March Ex-senator
Elkins' has relieved himself of the pollt-
ical embarrassment caused him by the
suit of the Fulmer Coal & Coke compa-
ny against his railroad and his coal
company by compromise out Of court,
in which he yields practically every
point at issue. AS result, the Fulmer
mine will be reopened April 10, after
being forced to close down for over a
year.
A. S. Pates Brady, Fairmont con-
structing engineer, testified during the
trial that Senator Elkins had told him
the Fulmer mine must be "squeezed
OUT The senator's purpose appears
to have been changed, however, by the
agitation against the railroad and coal
trusts in this state and the fact that
the legislature which is to be elected
this year will have the selection Of a
successor to Elkins in the United
States senate. -.
The suit of the Red Rock Fuel COM
pany against the Baltimore & Ohio
road, which was along similar lines
also was compromised a few weeks ago,
and the failure of the itigants in this
case to follow it up tc a final judicial
decision is disappointment to the in
! dependent coal operators Of the state
who were anxious to have precedent
set which would prevent discrimina
tions in the future.
The case was based on the railroad Is
refusal to build spur tracks and to fur
nish cars to Independent mines.