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Bridgeton pioneer., 1908-07-09
Notice of Settlement.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVRN, THAT the
~ accounts of the subscriber, Ella V. Va :
leer, Aaministratrx of Estate of James B. Vanieer,
gate and reported to the Orphans Court of Cum
perisnu county for settlement on Friday the 7th
day OF August next at the hour OF ten O'clock in
Dated July 9Th, 1908.
ELLA V. VANLEER,
r o, Adminisuatrix.
"'oSoAN ouRT, Proctor. 76bW
Bridgeton pioneer., 1908-07-09
Ask for ALIENS Foot. Base.

Ask for Aliens Foot Ease.
A powder for swollen, tired hot.
smarting feet. Sample sent FREE
Also Free Sample of the Foot, Ease Sam
itary Corn.Pad. a new invention. Ad-
dress. Allen 8. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y
Bridgeton pioneer., 1908-07-09
How Improvement ef Country
Roads Improves Farm Life
BY CLIFFORD p1NcHoT. National Forester

BY CLIFFORD PNcHOT. Forester
Life has been enormously advanced by the use
the telephone, rural free delivery and road improvements
Perhaps the Improvement Of country THE MOST
1MPoRIANT SINGLE FORWARD STEP made fo,
ene OF the farmer during the last fifty years. has been
done by no means is complete it should be-
1he improvement OF communication in all directions will do an
deal Of good only adding the value of the
CROP but in Frightening the lives his wife and children and bring
nm and them into the kind of touch they ought have with
the great movements of public opinion and the great
problems of the day. MMR
IN THIS COUNTRY is A DIRECT co. @MIaMaM8W
RELATION BETWEEN ILLlTERAcY AND THE CARE ~ ~ MAS%
oF The ROADS, WHENEVER CHARACTER or (aaaa ~
THE GROUND IS SUCH ROADS ARE EASILY EH
MADE AND THE SYSTEM is GOOD THERE /NNaasW
CHILDREN GET AND rITERAcx IS &nN1
HIGH. A
In early days the condition of education in comun+
upon the facility with which roads be constructed
The extension of good roads being and should he
e OF systems and by the adoption of the
posi- rev could do help farmer keep in touch
with great cene of thought and population or save his time d
make his Life and pleasant adoption of this system
"cn mas done SO much for rural population other countries
Bridgeton pioneer., 1908-07-09

PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE
By virtue of deed of trust made by
the heirs OF Isaac Dubois, deceased, to
the subscriber, bearing date May 18th.
1908. and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office Of the County of Cumberland. the
subscriber will offer at public sale the
following real estate of which Isaac Du-
Bois died seized, on
SATURDAY., the Eleventh Dav Of July,
1908.
at o'clock in the afternoon of said day
at the Office of Charles Fielding, Justice
of the Peace, No. 81 North Laurel street,
in the City Of BriGgeton:
No. l. Is house and lot situate No.
la South East avenue. in the City of
The lot has frontage on South East
avenue of Sc feet and depth of 15O feet.
The improvements consists of a frame
dwelling house. !.
No. 2. The west half of a double dwell
ing house situate No. liz Willow street,
In the City of Bridgeton.
Tue lot has a frontage on Willow street
of % feet and inches, and depth of ISL
feet and inches to the north line of
Henry street.
No. 8. Is the east half of double dwell
Ing house and lot situate No. ITO Willow
street, in the City of Bridgeton.
The lot has a frontage OF % feet and 6
inches and depth OF more than $50 feet
to the north line of Henry street. !,
No. 4. Is the west half of double
dwelling house and lot situate No. 10S
Willow street, in the City of Bridgeton
The lot has frontage on willow street
of % feet and inches and depth of
more than $50 feet to the north line of
Henry street.
No. S. Is triangular building lot on
Willow street. In the City of Bridgeton.
adjoining No. 4.
The lot has frontage on Willow street
Of 81 feet and inches and depth Of IL
feet.
No. 6. Is the homestead property of
the late Isaac Dubois. situate No. 70 Pine
street. in the City of Bridgeton.
The lot has a frontage of so feet on Pine
street and extends to Mill street.
The Improvements consists of single
house, barn and woodshed. ,A
The properties are in good repair and
are desirable properties to persons seek
ing real estate investm ents.
Terms and conditions made known on
day of sale.
Dated Bridgeton, N. j., June Is, 1908.
EDWARD P. BACON. Trustee.
JossPH b. POWELL, Attorney.
$50. 27:7 $40
Bridgeton pioneer., 1908-07-09
MASTERS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

Between
Frank Hannah, On EiiE-
Katharine Van Leer, Oecree fez SxassS
ct ux. Defendants
By virtue of decree of the Copsrs GOT
Chancery of the State of New Je1szyv
made in the above cause, and bearing
date on the twentieth day of May, AZ.
1908. the subscriber, one of the Spssax2
Masters of said Court, will expose to sRsass
at public en- lue on
SATURDAY. the Eleventh dav Of Jakr.
4. D. 1908,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon. ri ghna
Office of Charles Fielding, No 81 Nora9s.
Laurel Street. City of BridgetOn, CoIgpxy
of Cumberland and State of New Larssy,..
all the following described tracts Of Anf
and premises
No. l. Is situate in the City of Brszsge-
ten. County of Cumberland and Stasa @.
New Jersey, bounded as follows:-
Beginning at corner in the south ssfas
OF Myrtle street, it being also cornss aI
Charles b. Mickle's lot; thence runAazx
along the line of the said Charles
M1ckle south, thirty degrees west. siHsy-
four feet to q corner in the line of WnMznn
Loper's property; thence by the sszAe~,
south. sixty degrees ten minutes ses4
Wallen's property; thence by the ns1Es
Lydia Wallen north. thirty degrees eass
sixty four feet; said line passing thY0nGk
the middle partition of q double hoessans
Myrtle Street; thence along the hDs xif;
Myrtle Street north, sixty degrees SAiz
ten minutes west, twenty fourrfeet te khm4
place OF beginning.
Containing one thousand five hRnazsN
and thirty square feet. more or less, sla5sN
lot being part of q larger lot which xas.
said Constant Albertson purchased &C.
William 6. Nixon and wife by 0ann
dated April "a, 1873, and recorded az
Book of Deeds No. 135 on page 615, asaE
later conveyed by Constant AlbeFdzSxA
and wife aforesaid to Mary D. Harnzn
BY decd bearing date the eighth dsy OF
February. 1881. and recorded in the Czxzs-.
berland County Clerks office. in Book g.
Deeds No. 1852, page AT; including shs,
inchoate right of dover of the defendxnS.
Anna Amanda HANNAH (comns0n3y
known as and stated in the bill of esan--
plant as Amanda Hannan), wife OF AzzzS
Frank Hannsn; the inchoste rigAk ak
dover of the defendsnt, Abigail Hag aaxs
wife of William T. Hannah; the inehnaxE
right of dover Of the defendant, IlllRsn
Hannah, wife of Henry M. HsnnanS tAE :
lnchoate right Of dover of the aetensAAakss
Elizabeth Deal. wife of the said Essan
Deal the inchoate right Of dowaF 3ar
Elizabeth Deal, wife of the said ChaF3ax
Deal, and the inchoate right Of dbwav1E
the defendant, Kate L. Deal, wife of thN
said Joseph Deal; together with all ana
sing ular the hereditaments and arpxss-
tepances to the said premises beloaa sxss
or in any wise sppertaining.
Ten per cent. of the purchase wunHs~
must be paid when the property Is ssTHsR
of. Other conditions at sale.
JAMES r. HOAGLANn
Special Mast x
ROsCoE G. WARD. Solicitor.
Dated June s, 1908.
June IL. IS. rs. Julv 2 r.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
EIGHT CONTESTS FOR HoNORs
Golf Tournament Now Battle
of MnHterH.

GARDEN CITY, L. l., Sept. 17.-With the
Dig Held OF contestants which started in the
amateur golf championship narrowed down
until only eight men survive, the play to-
day had resolved itself into a struggle be-
tween the masters of the game. The four
winners today will fight 1t out tomorrow.
until only two remain, and the last sur
ViVors will meet on Saturday for the cham
pionship. Particular interest was given TO
the contests Of today because of the fact
that Thomas s.. Sherman of Utica, son of
the republican candidate for the vice presl-
oency' was TO meet the veteran former
champion, Walter j. Travis. Travis had to
play a pretty stiff game yesterday to quar-
lty, but his cool steadiness stood him In
good stead and enabled him to win out
after five extra holes had been played. At
the end. however, the veteran declared that
the strain of the match had completely
worn him out. I'm all n" said Travis.
as ne toiled back to the clubhouse after
the conclusion of the long game.
Whoever meets me next will win and I
don't care much"
Foxy grandpa" commented young Sher-
man, who had overheard the remark and
VINO knew that he was to match his skill
against that of the veteran today. but
he doesn't persuade me that the match is
a snap"
Practically every mar remaining In the
tournament at this stage already has made
his mark on the links. In addition to
Travis and Sherman the players today are
Jerome d. Travers of Montclair, N. j., who
VIII meet w. C. Fownes, Jr.. OF Pittsburg;
Max H.. Behr of Morristown, N. j., who
will meet Thomas M. Claflln of Weston,
and Eben M. Byers of Pittsburg,
who meets Fred Herreshoff OF Manches-
ter, VT.
There were sixteen players left in the
struggle when play was resumed yester-
day. Nine Of them were young golfers,
while the other seven included the present
champion, Jerome ID. Travers of Montclalr,
N. j., and two former champions, Walter
j. Travis Of the home club and Eben NJ.
Byers of Pittsburg, These three, with II.
II. Wilder, a young and promising player
from Lowell, Mass, have to be accredited
with wonderful efforts in playing the game
for more than the allotted ;hirty-six holes
at match play. In the morning round
Travis, the veteran, who has won the inter-
as we'll as national honors, was 4
down TO Wilder. but in the afternoon half
Of the match he was all square on the home
hole and by steady work the veteran out
the young a~spirant with a win on
the forty-first hole.
Eben M. Byers Of Pittsburg, who won the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
AUBREY SLUCCER OF LEAGUE
Chick, Welch and King Finish Season
in the 800 Glass.
ALL AVERAGES FOR THE LEAGUE
Only Eight Players Manage to Keep
Their Batting Above Coveted
Mark-OmRha Good mt
Sacrificing.

Chick Aubrey, who leaves the Western
league to Join Cincinnati, quit his minor
league career at t he head Of the batting
list He leads the league for the season
with an average of .319. He beat out in
a pretty race for first honors with Big
Bill McDonough, the good-natured catcher
Of Denver, who finished fourth. OF the
eight 800 mitters, three are Omahans,
Aubrey, Welch and King, four are Den
verits and one a Des Moines man. Mat
ticks missed it by one point and a num-
Der of others came nearly as close to It.
Omaha's team batting average for the
season, counting Flournoy and Dolan as
Omaha men, is .253. but as they were
only with the team in part of the last
series at Sioux City the teams proper
average is much lower than that. Belden
finished with a higher percentage than
he promised earlier in the season, .266,
and Jimmy Ausin came out with a record
of .256. But If Austin's record could be
dated from the time he switched to a
left-handed batter 1t would land him in
the 800 class.
Omaha did not close { he season as high
up in base stealing as 1t seems it should,
especially when the number of rapid run
ners is considered OF the sixteen lead
Ing base runners of the league Austin,
who ranks second, is the only Omahan.
But of an equal number of sacrifice hit
ters Omaha has five, King, Austin, Bel
den, Aubrey and Franck.
Total Averages.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
Wyoming.
PUBLIC LAND OPENING

CITY PROPERTY FOR sALE-3Oh feet ex-
tending from Broadway to Pierce street.
dress J. r. Mason & Son, Wheatland.
Wye. G6-M6Og 93x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
oANTILLONs TO DEFY THE LAW
VIII Test Power of Commission nv
PLAYING with OntInrn.

Players OF the Minneapolis American as
soclatton team plan to court the displeas-
ure OF the national commission according
10 the official bulletin of the local semi.
prpiessiona managers, which includes in
US scnedule for next Saturday and Sunday
iWo games between Minneapolis" and cal
In that city. pain
Jimmy Callahan's team being on the
lnellglble list In the records OF the com
mission the Minneapolis players who take
part In those games will disregard tie
notice promulgated last spring to the fol-
aoWlng effect: National agreement play
ers VIII not be permitted to play with or
aKSinst Independent clubs harboring ineii-
Apparently It is the Intention of Man.
ager Callahan and the owners of the
mlbneapols club. Joseph and nj. n
Eantillon, to test the ability OF
Ine commission to enforce its ruling in this
caSe, the ehmity with which the Minnea-
P0ns magnates regard the national COM
mission, under whose protection II has
peen operating, being well known in base
pan circles. The outcome will be interest
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
SIOUX WIN OUT AT MITCHELL
Get " Big Lead in the Opening Innina
and Clinch 10 in Ninth.

MITCHELL, S. D., Sept. IT-(Special Tel
tEIaHl)-Ahe transforming base ball as
played by Sioux City and Omaha - no
particularly exciting game and II was fIIIv
demonstrated here today between the two
leans SIOUX city winning by a score OF
Whlch might be accounted for by the strong
wind from the south, affecting the pitching,
MCKAY and vance We're in the points for
up for Omaha. The Sioux mixed il up I'M
the first inning and had three runs to the
good on clear hitting. Omaha got two m
doing until the ninth, when Omaha worked
the squeeze play and forced in the tying
score. Sioux city broke the tie in the last
half of the ninth when Granville Iatd
two-bagger over second and came home
when Welch repeated the performance
1000 people present, but little enthusiasm
was exhibited.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
VAN zANDT COULDN'T STAND 1T
Old Lacquer Kills Self when He 4.
Called rookie

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 1.-THE mo-
i've Tor the suicide of Ike Van Zant. the
I9rL.SS st. Louis Natioral player, who
Played part Of the season with the Albany
te5m OF the New York State league. IL Is
geIleNed, was because of the publication
september . of a story of the dismissal
81 Van Zandt and five other PLAYERS nv
hghager John Flaherty of the North
Inc story told how Van Zandt and the
osnrI payers made up a pool and BET
aEsutsl North Adams, which lost to Ben
me dllas OF Cooper, but the story gave Ills
Ilehl name. FlahCrty investigated. We
sdtlsIled the charges Of throwing the game
were true, ard released all six PLAYERS
van ,Zant became Respondent belicvipg
lNe publication OF the alleged crookedncss
MLiIA Went undenied, had ended his bass
paIl career. He shot himsef through ths
heart while enroute from Nashua, n, II
70 Trihi ms home in New York.-Chicag5
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
SEWARD WELCOMES ITS TEAM
Base Bail Club Returns Champions
from Trio.

SEWARD. Neb., Sept. T.-(Special Tele-
~gramQ-On the return Of the ball team to-
Day the citizens turned out by hundreds to
welcome 1t home. They brought with them
thing else in the ball line that was not
nailed down. On the arrival Of the North
western train charges of dynamite were
exploded, making enough noise for an or
binary Fourth OF July celebration The
Seward band headed the procession. Next
beautiful. coal black pair of horses, with
mayor Merriam and Mr.. Zimmerer. presi-
Gent or the Commercial club, therein. The
team, with its manager, Frank Woods.
occupied a carryall. This had a banner
WITH the words, The State Champions"
fastened to IL. Bringing up the rear was
i1ehry hayes. Ice wagon. On IT was a
banner with the words: "All Henry HAYES
Has Left' 1t Is 10 be inferred that Hayes
lost all but his ice wagon. Mr.. HAYES In
an arrow tipped helmet, drove the team to
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
Fair and Races at Corning.

CORNING, Ia, Sept. l7.-(Special)-Yes-
terday was a record-breaker for the Adams
county fair, the receipts being 81, 700. The
races attracted a large attendance. The
go trot, with four entries, was taken by
Colonel Axione, belonging to j. e. Wallace
or Weldon, in three straight heats. Time.
2:l4h, -2:1S%, 2:l6A. Purse, 800. The 2:2O
pace, for $500, was won by Shady O'Neil, s.
j. Mckenney, O'Neil, Neb. Time, 2lgh,
2;2GA, 2:l9h. Everything that would attract
ana please seems to have been provided by
the management and everyone is pleased.
Balloon ascensions are a feature of each
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
HuskIes Take Up Tennis.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Sept. 17.-(Special)-To
violations of the conference rules. Coach
Mark Catlin has inaugurated the game OF
among the foot ball men. Every
afternoon the husky linemen may be seen
working out back Of the gym on the tennis
courts. Captain Kirk, all-western half. is
an adept at the game. Coach Mark Catlin.
Assistant Coach Griffith and Trainer
O,Brien all played the game Yesterday.
official practice starts Monday. Ninety
four complete outfits are I'm readiness for
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
Racing at MarrboIItovD

MARSHALLToWN; Ia. Sept. 1Z-(spe-
day & Spurl Maquoketa, won. the 2:SO
pace. purse $500, from a, field Of four, in
straight heats. Best time: 2:l4%,
Callie, owned by Charles Hardie. Mason
City, won the 2;3O trot in straight heats,
from a field of six starters. Best time:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
CLEVELAND WINS In NINTH
Game is Hot Pitchers Battle Between
Joss and Young.
VETERAN WEAKENs AT FINISH
singles by Hinchman, Lajoie ana
stOvall Result In Only Run
Scored - Fielding il
Perfect.
wEAKENs AT FINISH

CLEVELAND, Sept. 1L-Cleveland de-
leated Boston today, l to 0, in a pitchers
oatte between Young and Joss. Young
was invinctble until the ninth, when Hlnch-
man, Lajoie and Stovall singled in success
slon' Hinchman scoring. Both teams fielded
perfectly. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
BROOKLYN
CINCINNATI.

Two-base hits: Jordan, Mcintyre. Home
run: Jordan. Sacrifice hits: Bescher, Jor-
dan, Dunn. Stolen bases; Lobert (2(, pas
Kert, Ewing. Double plays: Egan to Hob
lltzel to Mowery, Mcmillan to Jordan. Left
on balls: OFF Mcintyre, l.. First base on
errors Cincinnati, l.. Hit by pitched bali:
BY Mcintyre, l. Struck OUT: BY Mcintyre.
Owen and Klein.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
s0Uth DAKOTA.

INFORMATION OF TRIP COUNTY
OPENING.
The registration for the Trip county land.
viii begin October 5 and continue until
the 18th. This land is even better than
the Rosebud, Gregory county" which il
quarter.
Send 5Oc for map, land laws. presidents
your tickets TO Dallas, the only r.. r.
town near the land. The Dallas Real
Estate Co, Dallas. s. D., one of the old.
est real estate firms in Trip county.
(20l-MSiA IN
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
WANTED-TO RENT
STOVE REPAIRS

BY using the various departments of The
Bee Want AID Pages you get the best re-
suits at the least expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
SACRIFICE HITS

NJ OIItI pIdyVIs HdNt Itss IMAM tWenIV,
Team Batting-Denver, .262; Pueblo. 81;
.246; Lincoln. .230.
Team Fielding-Lncoln, 1853; Sioux City,
'955; omaha, 81 Dcs Moines, .9i5; Pueblo,
.9l2; Denver, .941.
Stolen Bases-Pueblo. 1898; Sioux City, 2S0:
Omaha, 237; Lincoln, 223; Dies Moines 2O6:
Denver, lS7.
Sacrifice Hits-Lincoln, 95; Denver, POP:
Oma ha, 1897 Sioux City, lI5; Pueblo, ia:
Des Moines. 70. -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
Miss Sutton SIM C6am

DEL MONTE, Cal. Sept. l7.-Miss May
sutton OF Pasadena. Cal, today success
fully defended the tennis Championship by
defeating Miss Mabel Hotchkiss, the Pa,
ciic coast champion, in two straight sets,
by the hlgh scores Of 90. 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18

'Batted for Ferguson in ninth.
Chicago ......."....1 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Boston ....."".... 0 o 0 0 0 0 / o.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
JOhnson 10 Fi0bt Rnrn.

SYDNEY. N. s. w, Sept. l7.-Jack john
son, me American colored pugilist, has
Burns the American champion, the fight
TO lake place in this city in December and
last fight. N'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
Standing Of the Teams
Natl LEAGUE.
AMRR LEAGrE.

NANIIao IUDAl.
National League-Pittsburg at New York,
CINCINNATI at Boston. Chicago at philadei-
phia, 81. Louis at Brooklyn.
American League-Washington at Chi
cage, philadelphia at st. Louis, New York
at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
Mexico.

RICH FARM LANDS CHEAP-For free
Information and pamphlet descriptive of
the new country of eastern New Mexico,
Where fine prairie farms are still cheap,
healthful, address Melrose Land Co, Mel
rose, New Mexico. 20)-M65 2Ox
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
Chicago Defeats Rnstap

BOSTON. Sept, I.-Chicago took the de-
SlslNe game OF the series from Boston to-
gay I 10 J. Reulhach was hated hard
but was effective with men on bases and
received good support, Four hits ana a
base on balls off Ferguson IN the sixth
inning gaye the visitors the game sou
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
REAL ESTATE
FARM N RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Colorado.
Nsbranka.

WESTERN Nebraska has the best corn
You take no risk. Buy a farm on one.
tnird or crop yne l furnish the
money, you do the work. Small tracts
or 10 to 40 acres. monthly no
tax, no interest,"; all in cultivation. I want
more agents. Write at once. Andrew
Warner. Harvard, Neb. (O)-M567 1Sx
FOR SALE-160-acre improved farm, 4
miles south of Amherst, Buffalo county.
Neb.i price, 5000 VIII take good automo-
BILE part ,pay, Ut. Colbert, Amherst,
NeD. (20)-M64q p0x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
A SNAP

100 acres of fine LAND, located in eastern
central Nebraska; 40 acres in cultivation:
house and barn in fair conditions; land is
soil and there is tame gIass and a fine
meadow. For quick sale we are OFFERING
this at $40 per acre.
W J. DERMODY INVESTMENT co.
Tel. Doug. 5l0S. $50 New York Life Bldg
(20-M615 IS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
FerrfuI sInUnhter

OF deadly microbes occurs when throat
and lung diseases are treated with DR..
Kings New Discovery. Soc and 400 For
sale by Beeton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
Detroit Wins from New York.

DETROIT, Sept. 17.-Detroit played a
ragged fielding game, but saved Itself from
ueIeat by, It's hitting. Donavan's pitching
anu Crawford's hitting were about the oniy
Leueeinlng features. New York had some
hard luck, one throw to the plate by Hemp
pUIi gettlng away on a false bound and
Sostlhg TWO OF the three runs that De
trolt made in the third. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
WASHINGTON.

IWU-Ddst MT. DdVls. Inree-base I'M.
Jones. Sacrifice hits: Anderson (2), White,
Dougherty. Stolen bases: Anderson, Dele
hanty. Double plays: Edmonson TO Free.
man to Unglaub, l.. Tannehlll to Davis to
Isbell, Left on bases: Chicago, 8; Wash,
lngton, g. First base on balls: Off Tame
hill, G; off White. !, First base on errors:
Chicago, l; Washington, l. Hit by pitched
ball: Delehanty. Struck out. BY Tame
hill, 2; by White. 2. Time: l:35. Umpires:
O'Loughlin and Egan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18

Healthy Kidneys filter the Impurities from
the blood. and unless they do this, good
health is impossible. Foley's kidney cure
makes sound kidneys and will positively
cure all forms OF kidney and bladder dis
eases. 1t strengthens the whole system.
All druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18

PHILADELPHIA.

Two-base hits: Wagner, Clement. Sacri-
lice hit: Abbey. Stolen bases: BransfeId
Titus. struck out: BY Moren, 2. Left on
bsses; P1ttshurg Z Philadelphia, 6. First
Time: lbs. Umpire: Johnstone. .