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EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
spOOneF Wins the Flying Handicap
at sheepshead Bay.

at sheeDshead Bay.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY, n. Y, Sept p
SpoOner, an added starter, won the Flying
handicap, six and a half furlongs, main
course, at S~heephead Bay today, defeating
a good field. Spooner took a big lead
carry and made all the pace and won under
a drive by half a length in the fast time
at the far turn. He sulked after that
and refused to run. ETHEREAL ran a good
race when he won the Partridge stakes.
he was in a pocket until the stretch was
reached when he came to the outside and
won in a drive by a head. Summary:
First race, the Ballyhoo, for S-year-olds
and up, selling, $3.50 added, mile: Wood
craft (y6, GilberU won, Bosom (Si, E.
Dugan), second, Zienap COS, Shilling, third.
Time; l:Ssat; saracenesca, Balbus and
Second race, the Adjilaumo steeplechase
handicap; 500 added, about two miles
Sinister qS4, Mckinney, won, lronsldes
Rogan), third. Time: 4:04M. Persever-
anee and Pirate also ran.
Third race. the Partridge, for two-year-
oldsi guaranteed cash value, $3.50; six
furlongs, Turf course: ETHEREAL QO9, But
ler), won; Harrigan Ql7, Notter), second
Lady Selma QO4, Mccarthy, third. Time
l:iSzs S%andpiper, Witching Hour and
San Vito also ran. ETHEREAL and San Vito
Fourth race. the Flying handicap, for
three-year-olds; guaranteed cash value,
1850; six and one-half furlongs; main
curse; Spooner QO7. GILBERT, won; Resu-
gouche lllSi Notter) second, Big Cnier
QD, SchillingO. third. Time: l:lS7s. King
Cobalt, Bar None. Beaucop also ran.
Spooner an added starter.
Fifth race, the E~lectioneer, for three
year-olds and up, selling, 500 added, one
mile and a half, Turf course: Miss Ida,
QOS. Schilling) won, Milford (95, ButleTJ
second; Animus 007, McDanieD, third.
Time; 2;S6. John T.. Mcmillan, Sailor Girl,
Golconda and Aster Dor also ran.
Sixth race, the K~ennyetto, for fillies
maiden two-year-olds; tlOO added; 5h fur
longs; futuTity course: Sun Dance Ql0
h. Dugan), won; Summer Night ulO, Nc
Carthy), second; Twilight Queen QlO, ].
Lee), third. Time: l:O6ts- Mariana, Kri-
kina and Harlem Maid also ran.
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would fin him easy. Murphy. the first
man up, beat out a bunt, but was doubled
on Fox's line drive to Campbell on a relay
70 first. Jude then hit out a two-bagger,
Holmes missed Davtdson's long drive to
singled, scoring two runs. The Sioux, how
ever, came right back, Campbell hitting the
first ball pitched for two bases. Holmes
beat out a bunt and Green's two-bagger,
followed by Granvilres two-base drive,
drove over three runs. When Campbell hit
out another twO-base drive In the second
Fox put Hendrix on the slab. Hendrix held
the Sioux safe until the fourth, when he
became wild and allowed a couple Of hits to
follow his passes, scoring two runs. Mckay
pitched a good game after the first iDning.
ScOrp.
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HAPPY HollovY Tennis.

Results in the secCEd round Of the tennis
singles at the Happy Hollow club yester-
day were:
Peters won from Buison by default.
Webster beat Gruin, 60, so.
Gates beat Wgman, GO. SO.
Ellis beat Williams, 60, SO.
Selby beat Clark by default.
West beat Zabrickee, 60, 6-2.
Bartlett beat Royce by default.
Shirley beat Durkee by default.
Semi-flnals will be played Thursday
night. Drawing for doubles will start at
5 o'clock.
Gates and Peters play Ellis and Webster.
Linmger and West play Bartlett and
Lemere.
Weeks and NoFthstorm play McKittrick
and Lyons.
Behden and Csrpuites play Thompson and
Shirley.
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NICHOLS WINS FIRST MONEY
Boston Golfer Makes New Record in
Professional Tournament.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-"Gil" Nichols o.
the Tedesco Golf club, Boston, won first
money in the professional golf tournament,
over the public links at Van Cortlandt park
today. In addition to winning the premier
prize, Nichols established a new record OF
Is for the course, just beating his last years
effort over the same territory by one stroke.
The winners total for seventy-two holes,
match play, was 2s4 and II. II. Barket OF
Garden City was a good second with 296.
while Isaac Mackie of Fox Mills, Staten
Island, won third money by a single stroke
from william Anderson, the professional OF
the Onwentsia club, Chicago. George Turn
bull of the Columbia club, Washington, D..
c., was fifth with 30S,
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GOOD TIME AT HAMLINE RACES
Jerry D wins 2,1s Pace for Purse of
$4,000.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 2.-TheTe were some
pretty finishes in the second days racing
of the Great Western circuit here today.
Jerry d won the first three heats in the
2;l3 pace, but was hard pressed by Isineta
in the first two, the latter getting second
money in the 5000 purse. The best time
was 2:O6A.
Ding Pointer won the 2:25 pace, purse
$500, in three straight heats, and Senator
Clark drew two seconds. Best time, 2:l3.
The 2:1S trot for $1,000 was won by Robert
UoTsce winnIng the second heat The besi
time was 2:16.
The track was fair, but there was a heavy
west wind
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ROSTON-
WASHINGTON

' TotaIs....,.50 II. z TO 0
"Batted for Wagner in ninth.
$Batted for Criger in ninth.
Washington .........0 O 10 l 0 0 -
Boston .................l o 0 0 %
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PILES $SS : !: !; !: y ;:. 4 - 60: ! ;ss - :: 4: 4; ::
Or. {. q. TARRY. 22k Zee Building. omSha. Neb.
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WITH THE BOWLERS.

In the match game of tenpins on the
Association alleys last night between the
LuXus and Metz Brothers teams the latter
won each game and total pins by a mar
gin of 336 pins. At no time during the
series was the Metz team in danger.
Cochran had both high single game, with
254 and total with 651. The Luxus bowlers
are a little green" but when these old
timers get in form they will be in the
top division. Score:
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NEBRASKA STATE FAIR RACES
Raven Wing Wins the 2,21 TrOt from
Jim Fisk.

LINCOLN. Sept. IA big crowd saw the
state fair races today on a track that was
moderately fast.
The best race of the day, the 2;21 trot,
for a purse of 1000, was won by Raven
Wing. Best time, 2:161R. Jim Fisk was
second and Freddie c third.
J d Il won the 2:25 pace, purse $500. Best
time, 2:l9A. Canada Land second, Silver
Grafton third.
Peter w took every heat in the 3-year-old
tTot. Best time, 2:2lb..
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icago and Pittsburg Gain One on New York Nat

the ducks out and went to Johnstown.
This morning the warden swore out a
warrant and Sheriff Plersal arrested
three. Fred Valentine, n. Davis ana
Thomas Gallogly. The fourth man had
skipped. They are under $500 bond
/ each for their appearance on the eleventh
inst. for trial.
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TENNIS PLAY AT CINCINNATI
Roche of Chicago Is Dedicated by
of Cincinnati,

Roche OF ChicAgO Is Dedicated by
LOckburn of Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 2-The big surprise
at the Tri-Stat Tennis tournament today
was the defeat OF j. A. T.. Roche, Chicago,
former Harvard champion, by C. Lockhorn
Of Cincinnati. heretofore comparatively un-
know in tennis, 60, 81.
g. w. Merrihew OF New York, editor of
the National Tennis Magazine, was beaten
by (. Starbuck Smith Of Cincinnati, rs, $40,
GA.
BY winning their matches with little ef-
FORT. Nat Emerson and SeaveT advanced a
step nearer the semi-finals. but SeaVer had
trouble defeating N. Il. Ackeriand, 81. 81
a game fight. but succumbed to Miss Mar
goHe Dodd. II is thought. may succeed
May Sutton as the champion In ladies' sin
EieA.
Dr. p. b. Hawk Of Philadelphia was too
much for Elliott Middleton OF Chicago and
conquered the latter, 81 So
Robert Leroy OF New York will
ba here Ia defend has t4ia tos-1~-~--
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Oman. and Pueblo Thursday.

The Champions come home Thursday to
start in on the final home stretch. They
will play Pueblo Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. They start with Denver Sunday
and wind up with Des Moiues Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, September 8,
9 and 10. Then they go to Sioux City for
the last five games of the season. The
close margin by which they are leading
will make 1t necessary for them TO win
every game possible from now on, and for
that reason these games will be trauSht
with intensest interest. Friday is the last
ladies' day In Omaha this season. Here
is tho Inaun for Thursday:
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.Tsmhis PEEy IN sIlt IwIne Ohtss.

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. Frank Rob
erts defeated Griffin in the semi-finals OF
the mems singles today by a score Of "a
co. Roberts win meet Walker Salisbury
tomorrow In the finals.
Miss HumphTies won the finals of the
women's singles today. defeating Miss Sew
erance, the score being ga, 7-6
Miss HUMPHREYS ard Mrs. Williams, inter
mountain champion, viii meet Friday In
the challenge match
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-03
DEBs SPEAKS IN DIES MONIES
Socialist Addresses Audience of 1000
mt lava Capital.

Mt Iowa Capital.
DIES MONIES. Sept. 2.-Eugene V. Debs,
socialist candidate for president, in an ad-
dress last night brought applause from the
1000 persons who heard him.. Workingmen
p~redominated among his hearers. although
there was a large number Of business men
and professional men present. He attacked
Bryan and Taft.
Debbs' voice already shows strain from
addressing several open air meetings Mon
day. His itinlsry included back platform
addresses today at Muscatine, Iowa City,
Grinnell and Newton ], c. McCrellis OF
Des Molnes, socialist candidate for gov.
ernor OF Iowa, Joined the party at Iowa
City for the trip through Iowa.
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CUBS SHUT OUT CARDINAL!
Fraser Holds st, Louis Team to Tire
Scattered Hits.
CHAMPIONS N
Three Runs Are Made In FOurtl
Inning and Five In the Filth
other National League
scores.

CHICAGO. Sept. Eraser. pitched .
grand game today, shutting the visitor,
out with three singles. karger was wilt
and received very ragged support in the
fourth and sixth innings, when the locslt
scored their runs. Two hits, an error ane
a passed bali gave the locals their first
three runs, three singles, a gift, a Sacrifices
a muff and two stolen bases Tailed the
other five. Score: -.-. r..
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AUTHORIZATIONS

.oY 70 yaazN. E0ald hks plAcs with ~
iaA, cab sSs@-S@ Co-SS seH
,oSfTHON Wsnle5E&snsErAphsr and
clarks "a yeAIs' @zErs~nce- RefrTsnc@E-
Mar5seA Ladr.ss y h c. tnT EeHaTd
Gl-AAE IN
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Standing of the Teams
AMER AssN-
WEST. LEAGUE.
NATL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY,

Western League-Pueblo at Omaha, Dem
yer at Sioux City, Des Moines at Lincoln.
National League-New York at Boston,
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, P%ittsburg at Gin
cinnatt, st. Louis at Chicago.
American League-Cleveland at Detroit,
Philadelphia at New York. Chicago at st.
Louis, Boston at Washington.
American Association Indianapolis at
Columbus, Louisville at Toledo, st. Paul
at Milwaukee, Minneapolis at Kansas City.
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BETTING ON SARATOGA TRACK
Method Employed Described in Hear
ing of Charges.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 2-The method
in which betting on the races is alleged
to have been conducted during the Au-
gust meeting on the Saratoga track was
described today in the hearing on the
charges against Sheriff John Bradley, jr.,
of Saratoga county. Robert II. Scott of
Brooklyn testified that before eacn race
dozen men were scattered on the course.
In the center of each group, the witness
said, was a bookmaker, who quoted odds
and received bets, but took no money. The
bookmaker's clerk recorded the bet on q
f,fsag - ~
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Totals
METZ BROTHERS.
Race Meet and Carnival.

PIERCE, Neb., Sept 2-CSpeciaLlGTh
Pierce race meet and carnival opened here
today under most favorable conditions.
Two races were pulled off, the first being
a 2:S0 trot or pace. King Woodford, won;
A. @. Wiley, second; Al Rex, third, and
Little Star, fourth. Time: 2:25; 2:26h;
2:24h.
In the 2:35 trot or pace, Gladiola went
under the wire first; King Bee, second. and
Birdie Colyer, third. Time: 2;30; 2;29h;
2:26.
The feature of the day was the balloon
ascension by Captain c. c. Church. The
day being perfectly calm at the time OF the
ascension, and an unusually lOw-hanging
cloud in the sky, the aeronaut seemed to
be enveloped in clouds.
Special trains are being arranged for the
last two days and the weather mans prom
Use OF good behavior gives promise Of a
most successful termination OF the second
annual Pierce fall celebration.
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CHICAGO.
'Batted for Dineen In third.
Slated for Howell in ninth.

Chicago 9 6 ;.'..."""S 3SSSd9&
Hits: Off Dineen, 5 in three innings; off
Howell, b In six innings Sacrifice hits
Dougherty, Hahn Baerris. Stolen base:
Davis. Double play Tannehill to Isbell.
Left on bases: st. louis, /; Chicago, 8.
Walsh, /; off Howell, l.. Hit by pitched
ball; BY Howell, l. Struck out: BY Walsh,
/; by Howell, 2. Wild pitches: Howell, 2.
Time: 1:52 Umpires: Hurst and O'Lough-
lin,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tigers Bunch Hits with Errors and
Win in Fifth.
DONOVAN TOO MUCH FOR MAPS
Three Rms Made in the Eighth, but
the Result Was Already Deter
mined-Other American
LenRue scores.

DETROIT. Sept. 2-Doubles by Schmidt,
Downs and schaefer, with a pass, a muffed
fly ana a %single-by Cobb, gave Detroit
five runs and the game in the fifth inning.
Berger did well until this inning and Ryan
finished in style. Cleveland could not To-
cate Donovan until tine result was prac-
tically determined. Score!
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Catcher BLOCK suspended.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. President O'Brien
OF the American association, has suspended
club fer three days, commencing today, for
delaying the game by refusing 10 leave the
field promptly when ordered to do 80 by
the umpire in the game with Milwaukee
September ]
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n.euaaa one Game WRan.

AuSSwuKTH. Eehv Sept. 1-ATacial
Telegram GEhe game waIaen William
FrRneka, was cut suInh yeHtartsg and
came In oUutant with fum msm with twelve
duukE IN thstr buggy and Rs ha WRa .Ahnut
Ia srTsad thsm they Ieaia1ad aud fiusW
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Left on bases: Toledo, 8; Louisville, 10
Two-base hits: Elwert, Mccarthy, Hinch-
man, Hickman, Woodruff. Quinlan, Stan
ley. Home run: Hinchman. Hits: OF
Maggie, 8 In five innings; Off Smith, 2 In
our innings. Hit by pitched BALI. BY
Halla, l. Bases on balls; Off Maggie, i
off Smith, l. Sacrifice hits: Landreth,
Armbruster. Stolen bases: Perrine, 90
Burke. Struck out: by Halla, 4; by
Maggie, 2; by Smith, 2. Passed ball: Pietz,
Time: 2:l0. Umpire: Maggie.
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Only One Race at HamIIne.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 2.-There was only har-
ness events on the race card at the Great
Western meeting here today, the Ham
lire pace, purse $500, being the attraction.
Citation won the first two heats, but Lady
Maud c put up a game ight In the second
and third, winning the latter by a great
burst OF speed in the stretch. The time
for the first heat was 2:5 and the other
heats were In 2:O4h.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-03

The entire inner portion Of our bodies is covered with a soft delicate lining
called mucous membrane; this is kept in healthy condition by the nounshment and
vital vPr it receives from the blood So long as the circulation remains pure this
membrane will De healthy, but when the blood becomes in6cedW with catarrhal impu-
tiles and posons this inner lining of the body becomes iuhhted and diseased, and the
unpleasant and serious symptoms of Catarrh commence There Isl tight stfy feeling
in the lose watey Eyes, buzdng noises in the eas often slight Deafness difficult
breathing etc The disease cannot be reached by external treatment though smh
measures afford temporary relief in some instances S s. S cures Cahrh by cleansing
tn tn blood Of all impurities and Poiso2s Then as rich pure blood chcqiaes through
relieved and every symptom disappears caTrh' being a disease in which the entire
blood circulation is affected, an only be cured by a remedy that goes to the very
bottom and removes every particle OF the impuiy. from the blood And this Is just
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
~COIusnbus Wins from Indianapolis in
Seventh Inning.

COLUMBUS, Sept. Goodwin, who had
a shade the best Of Durham Ia a pitching
battle, helped himself out by trpling to the
left field fence in the seventh. kim, who
had walked, scored on this drive, and Good
win made the winning run when FTiel sin
gled. Score:
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club, today closed a deal whereby he Sc
cured pitcher Andy Coakley of the Gin
cinnati team. Coakley will join the Chr
cage team here tomorrow.
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LINCOLN.


Vile. Green. Home run: Holmes. Sacrifice
hits: Weed, Mckay. Stolen bases: Henry,
Gagnier, Davidson, Holmes, Fox. Bases
Struck out: BY Mckay. 5; by Hendrix. A.
Wild pitches: Hendrix, ?. Hit by pitched
ball: Davidson. Time: goo. Umpires:
Haskell and Brennan. Attendance: 1900.
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PUBLIC OPENING

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Under Carey act of congress. The great
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LNosSfT sRSS 9 q 30; sHASa.
- 49, f2Tf-M66S TX
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REAL ESTATE
FARM AND CHI LAND o SALE
-h "onffnuadl
south Dakota.

A FEW bargains in South Dakota land.
Raising in value very fast. No better
land in the United States. See us about
This and join our excursion up there next
month. Oils Land Co, 402 Brandeis Blk.
(O)-M295 Sept1S
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senator Runch Hits.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2.-Washington
punched hits more successfully than Boston
and won out, 3 to 2. McBride's fielding and
Ganley's base running were the features.
Score.
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Republican COMMITTEES Preparing to
Push Campaign.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Arrangements
are being made by the republican ma
tional committee to make a strong fight
in the state campaign in Maine, which
closes with the election on September 10.
Senator William T.. Borah OF Idaho will
make many speeches in Maine.
81 see nothing in the present condition
to warrant any opinion that Bryan will
be elected. New Jersey IL safely republic
can and has been out Of the doubtful OSL-
Emn for many years" @~T
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DES MONIES

Two-base hits: Dwyer, welch, Franck,
Gonding. Bases on balls: Off Bomar, 81;
off Hollenbeck, /. Hit by pitched ball:
BY Hollenbeck, 1. Passed balls: Gonding.
Wild. pitches; Hollenbeck, 2 Struck out:
BY Hollenbeck, 2. Stolen bases; King,
WEIGH, Sacrifice hits: Austin. Time; 1:15.
Attendance: 700. Umpire: Davis.
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PIrnte- win trom Reda.

trouble defeatinq 9nejnnati teSaS. ETinS
being easy tor the visitors, while Leifield
held the locals at will, A steal Of home
by Clarke while the ball was being pitched
was a feature. Score:
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BROOKLYN.
1.-TWO oat when winning run scored.

F-cOred Tor McIntyTe In ninth,
Brooklyn 20 OOOOOOO2OOOOOOOO- "a
Philadelphia OOlOO1OOOOOOOOO0l- Ia
Two-base hits; Alperman, Titus, Brans-
field. Three-base hit: Jordan. Hits: OF
Mcintyre, Z in eight innings; off Rucker, 8
in nine innings. Sacrifice hits: Bergen 90,
Mcmillan, Doolin, Grant, Osborne (2),
Stolen bases: Doom CD. Double play: Doc
lin and Bransfield. Left on bases: Brook
lyn, I; Philadelphia, 8. Bases on balls:
OFF Mcintyre, 8; off Rucker. q Hit with
pitched ball: BY Mcintyre, /. Struck out:
BY Mcintyre, 8;:by Rucker, 4; by Corridor,
2. Passed ball; Doom. Time: 800. um-
Pire: Emslie. ~ ..-,r .
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cINcINNATI.
PIrTsBURG
'Batted for Ewing in seventh.
'Batted Cor Nolz In ninth.

Cincinnati ...1a0A0-s0 90 o o. Ia
P1ttsburg ........-...l o o l 1 4 0 0-S
Two-base hits: Lobert G). Sacrifice hits:
Mowrey, Clarke, Wagner. Double plays:
Hulswitt to Higgins to Gunzell. Abba
tchio to Wagner to GIL. Wagner to GIN.
ball: BY Ewing, /; by Leifield, /. Wild
pitch: Ewing. Hits: Off Ewing, IL in seven
innings; off Volz, 0 in two innings. Time:
l.4C I1mnire. OFnav
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Cubs Buy CORkley.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Charles w. Murphy,
president Of the Chicago National league
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CHICAGO
Totals. .,.,.si q y

TWO-base hits. "Sneckard. ENers. Hits
OFF Kargerr > in six innings, Sacr ficC
hit: Zimmerman. Stolen bases: Sheckard
Schultz, Killing. Double plays: Shaw L
Byrne, Charles TO Konetohy. Left or
bases: Chicago, 81 st. Louis, s, Bases OF
balls, OFF Karger, 3; off Fraser, > Basel
on errors: Chicago, 3; st. Louis, 1. Struck
Glynn. .. Passed balls; Moran, 2. Wild
pitch; Karger. Time; 1850. Umpirei Rieler.
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f~ndianapolis .........S Q i Q 90 Q o.
Stolen bases: Congalton, Davidson. Sac
rifice hits: Goodwin t2), Carr, Durham.
Bases on balls: OFF Goodwin, /; off Dur
ham, 3. Three-base hit: Goodwin. Double
play: James and Kihm. Struck out: By
Goodwin, 2. Passed ball: James. Time:
1880. Umpires: Owens and Bierhalter.
Saints Easy for Brewers.
MILWAUKEE,, wis, Sept 2-Hall was
wild today and was easy with men on
bases. His wild throw to center field al
lowed Randall and Manush to score what
proved to be the winning runs in the sew
enth. After the first inning Bateman
pitched grand ball. Score;
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - HIGH
school, Fairmont, Neb., Aug. q, l9)s-
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office OF c. A. L. Holmes, secretary board
Neb., until 3 O'Clock p. m. on the l4th day
OF September for the labor and material
for a high school building at Fairmont,
Neb., in accordance with plans and speoi-
secretary. Said plans and specifications
may be seen at the following piaces: Of
flee of c. A. r.. Holmes, secretary, Fair
mont, Neb. office OF X. W, GRAM, arcni-
tect. Beatrice, Neb. Each bidder must ac-
company his bid win a certified check Tor
. per cent Of the amount OF his bid, said
check TO be as a guarantee OF good faitn
on the part of said bidder, said check to be
made payable to the order of G. A. Il.
Holmes. The Board Of Trustees reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids and
also TO waive any informally In any pro-
posal. Bids must be MADE on proposal
blank furnished blythe architect. G. A. Il.
HOLMES, Secretary. AzSd6t
OFFICE OF THE sIoUx CITY AND
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Omaha, Nebraska, Angus 8, 1904
To the Ste kholders:
Notice Is Lereby Siven, that he snnuAl
meeting OF the stockholders OF Ihe Sioux
Civ and Western Railway company wall
he held at the office OF the company in
south Sioux City, Nebraska, at ten Go
o'clock a. m, on Thursday, october 10, 1915,
10 elect directors for the ensuing year and
10 act upon the question OF selling the
raihvad property and franchise OF this CON-
pany TO the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad company, the railroad and prop
erty aforesaid being now under lease to
said company, and for the transaction OF
such other business as may legally come
before the meeting.
BY order OF the Board Of pirsetors
Secretary.
AID cot
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Easy FOR Brewers.
ST. PAUL.

TWO-baSe hits: McCOrmlCk, DunIeaNy.
Three-base hit: Davis. Sacrifice hits:
Flynn, Beville. Stolen bases: Brown, Ran
dali, Manuch. eft on bases: Milwaukee,,
10; st. Paul, I. Bases on balls Off Hall, I.
Hit with pitched ball: Randall. Struck
out: BY Hall, 4; by Bataeman, 2. Passed
ball: ]. Meyers. Wild pitch: Hall. Time:
lao. Umpire: KERN.
DistiIlers Win I'm Ninth.
TOLEDO, Sept. 2-Louisville won the
opening game Of the series in the ninth
inning, scoring two runs. Toledo made a
game fight in the last half of the ninth,
Hlnchman lifting the ball over the CEN
terrified fence for a home run with Bar
down and Armbruster failed to hit the
ball out OF the diamond Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-03
Athletics Beat Highlander.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2-The Philadelphians
hal the locals beaten from the start today.
visitors in turning their hits off Lake
into runs. Score: