Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 11, 1902, Page 5

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It Daver falls to relieve which help you instead of hurting you. It strengthens ulf the argans and aud eurjches the blood. e LAEEIL B TR KACHE Siuah.'eoas Laveaad ¥or sale by Sherman & McConnell Drug Ce. ! o ROURKES CHECE THE SLIDE Pull Out & Game by Bunching Hits in the Ninth Inning THEIR FIRST VICTORY IN OVER A WEEK Timely Hitting Coupled with a Brace of Miscues Gives the Omaha Team 'Another Game on Right side. DES MOINES, June 10.—(Special Tele- gram.)—With apparently no hope of win- ning the game, the Rangers took a mighty brace and got three runs in the ninth. up till the ninth the game was a repetition of yesterday's, the score being 2 to 0. Owens pitehed a magnificent game. He al- lowed but three hits. He was, however, rather wild and four men walked. Three of them went down to second when the Midgets cured their two runs. Des Moines lost by the ftrightful work of O'Leary at short. In the minth inning he made three errors, all of them costly. His errors were mostly on wild throwing, In the second Des Molnos got two. Stearns flew out to Hickey, Warner and Backof both watked. Ryan singled, scoring Warner. Hanson hit a long fly to Genins and Backof came in. Clark ended the thing with a fiy to Carter. In the ninth Stewart singled, Hickey mnned. Burg singled and went to second on a passed ball, that also put Stewart on third. Gonding came with a timely double and scored both men. Owens hit O'Leary, who fumbled the ball, letting Gonding to third. Carter hit to short and O'Leary threw wild letting Gomding come home. Genins soaked a liner to short and O'Leary made & fine catch, but threw the ball away wild, trylng to make a double pla: It uad no d trous effect, however, the best Thomas could do was an easy one to Ryan, who threw him out at first. Quinn has signed Burg. He will don the Des Moines uniform as soon as Dolan can get nere from Omaha. Attendance, 500. Scorz: OMAHA. AB. R H. 0. A E Carter, rf. RS N B Genin { B G SH B O 010 0 o o 2 %8 0 0 21 nE 3 ' “§ 1 l 10 ¥ 1 5 % o 0 0 2 0 3 0 7 un 3 8. R.H O A E Clark, ef.. g g % 0 O'Leary, s o 0 4 0 0 3 3 0 [ 5% N W A Lok -8R .38 e o e L NS B TR A | e 0 4§ 90 a 0 0 2 4 3 8 271 18 & 00000000 33 02000000 02 Stone, Genlns, Gonding. ays: O'Leary to Quinn to Stearns, tearns. Bases on balls; , 4. Hit by pitched ball: By H 1 Struck out: By Hoffer, Hanson. Time: Denver Beats Sprin, DENVER, June 10.-Both pitchers were hit hard today, but the fielding on both sides was almost perfect. Dundon for the home teamn made two home runs. Attend- ande, 1,800. Score: B, Denver . .llnololxofi?ié Colo. 8pi CHARERRAAT YL 8! Batteries: Denver, McCloskey and Mec- c:lmnel‘fl Colorado * Springs, }m:u ufd xon. St. Joe Beats Kansas Oity. 8T. JOBEPH, June 10.—8t. Joseph won today In a fast, snappy game from Kansas 4D, Bobirison's " error in the "elghth inning, which should have cut off a runner at the plate. Attendance, 1,000, Sco RHE, Bt Joseph.....0 00 00011 %3 § 4 Kansas City..1 0000000138 Batteries: 8t. Joseph, Maupm and Roth; Kansas City, Weimer and “p. m’:‘ Brewers Defeat Distil MILWAUKEE, June 10.—8wormstedt pliched good bail this afternoon, allowing ria only six widely scattered ‘hits. Thi weather was too cold for good playing an kept the attendance down to core: Milwaukee 19129 Peoria Batte liwaukee Fox; Peorla, Cox and Wi hi nyer t. Josep] Ill'lllke‘ Colorado Bprings » Des Moines . . g " b3 Peoria . . 13 n Kglmu t‘(:dli‘ B!O'J“llz;h,.tl’ D:" Mt)l{efi. a8 at 8t Jo eoria. a N 'mxl‘ e, o{ofldo Springs at Denver. ‘Wausa Too Fast for Randolph. ., June 10.—(8peelal le- won the game here today of 7 to 2. The e was Cheatwood's bat- work on third. re by RH.E. 00040009%7) 10000100 0-23 Batteries: Wausa, Fouhtr' -uf‘ Dreyer; ;lndolph. %In‘ol and Sees. Struck out: B: bers, 4; by Kinsel, 5, Umpire: Ne: ‘ors| of Plainview. GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE Even the Pirate Champlons Fail te BROOKLYN, June 10. rooklyn_took the first game of séries from Pittsburg today.” Umpire O'Day put Dolan out of the for protesting. Ward was substi- Attend: 600 ore ! KLY PITTSBURG, b RH.O0.AB 1 H : 1 [ 11 1 & o .00 1 10 ] 01 [ £01 5 5215 3 Totals *Conroy batted for Doheny In th h. *Dahler out for Dolan's interference. Totalg *Wagner out for interfe Brookiyn .... 02300 Pittsburg ... 00300 Earned run: Brookiyn. First Brooklyn,.2; Plttsburg, Brooklyny 4; Plttsburg, base hit: Clarke(. Stolen Pided to Davis, Dahlen \f). llnn‘n, 5 en to Lrwin. orif 0‘! %o‘iuny, 3. Hit b By Doheny, 1; by Hughes, I Hair - Vain? pitched ball: Why not? A listle vanity is ‘a good thing. Perhaps you can’t be hair-vain, your hair is so thin, so short, so gray. Then use Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It stops falling of the hair, makes the hair grow, and always 'restores color to gray hair. ““ 1 have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor f 40 l'n- w in -flnfi ar and have an abundance of soft ‘A nce. 0003 101 04 on 't on 'wo- I Clarke, “I,r-al ut: By Hughes, #; by Dohen 14 Elulrh' &)he:y Time: 1:80. pire; O'Day. Cardinals Win from Glants, NEW YORK, June 10.—8t. Louls defeated New York in the first game of the series on the Polo grounds today, the score béing 3 to 2. Poor base running and two errors by the home team were responsible for the defeat’ Attendance, 5,100, core: ST. LouIs. | NEW YORK. R.HOA H.OAB Farren, [ 1% lovan, rf. 1 11 L o 141 Eroger H 191 v - .Ix.‘r 1. 1 P20 Hartman, 1 110 1. O'Neil, 1 I BE] Dunham, LJ 000 (AR Totals .. ’, - e - MU 2 Evans in the ninth 1000 00 03 A 10010000 0-2 8t. Louls, 1; New York, 1 First base on errors: Bt. Louls, 1; New York, 5. Left on ba Bt. Louls, 4; New York, 4. Stolen bases: 8moot (2), Smith, Doyle, Evans. Double plays: n te Doyle, Doyle to Evans, Smith to Doyle. Bacrifice hit: Bean. First base on balls: Off Dunham, 1; oft Evans, 1. Hit by itched ball: Evans, 1, Struck out; By unham, 4; by v;nl, Time: 1:%. Um- pires: Powers and Brown. Reds Trouble Quakers, PHILADELPHIA, June 10.—Cincinnati hit Duggleby hard in the lnnlnfn in which the runs were made. Philadelphia could . Attendance, 1,08. Score: AT, PHILADELPHIA. R.H.OA | o e e e o 0 0 e 0 Rl cumonBunaed [ ] POV Totals Cincinnati Philadelphia 1 E runs: Gincinnati, phia, 1 Two-base hits: eld.” Three-base hits: Beck, 2. Sacrifice hit: Steinfeld. Left on bases: Cincinnati, 7; Philadelphia, 4. Stolen bases: Browne, 13 00000 0-1 10; Philadel- Crawford, Stein- Dooln. Double play: Magoon and Beck. First base or balis: Off Duggleby, 1 Struck out:; By Ewing, 2. Wild. piteh, Ewing, 1 Time: 1:45. Umpire: Emalle. Games Postponed. At Boston—Boston, 6; Chi 7. Calle in third Inning; rain, pomi e Standing of the Teams. Played. Won. Lost. P.C, 4% u 9 I cago 87 Brooklyn O R New York s 8 2 B oston s g ¥R Louts 8 N BN Philadelphia s I B8 Cineinnati wdl 8 B W Games today: Pittsburg at Brooklyn, Bt. Louls at New York Chicago at- Boston, Clneinnatl at Philadelphia. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES Chicago Wins from Senators by Clever Admixture of Singles and a Home Run. CHICAGO. June 10—Garvin was Invinei- ble after the second inning, when two sin- fles and Clarke's four-bagger gave the vis- tors all their runs. Patten was equally ef- fective after the fourth until the ninth, hen the champlons won out on a single, & sacrifice and another hit, Attendance, 2,350, Bcore: WASHINGTON. .. BHCA of... ». O/Ryan, o|Woiv't'n, 0|Deleh’ty, 0 Kelster, it lonmmoomen | o P —— L 3 3 00 Left on bases: Chicago, 4; Washington, o 0 14 0 0-3 000 00 e 03 0 00 2 Two-base hit: Isbell. Home run: Clarke. &gfllcs hits: Jones, Green, Isbell. aly. Double plays: Strang to Dal ta Tabell, Clarke. to Coughiin. Btpuck ont: By Patfen, 4 First base on balls: Off Garvin, 1;'oft Patten, 4. Time of game: 1:3. Umpire: Carruthers. Boston “Does” the Browns. ST. LOUIS, June 10.—Boston broke even with' 8t, Louis by taking tod game. The Jocal team landed on Dineen fn_ thé o lden was h inning and nelrlx tied the score. 1t the flel, I a decision. released toda. tendance, 2, BOSTON, RH.OAR Dougherty, 1¢ 3747070 0l Burkett, .. 13 Collles, %b... 1 0| Hemphiit, o H Sl v oonms 8t Freeman (), Bacrifice hi Double . 8t lays: Wi Ferris to Plren? 4 to_LaChance, Wallace to_Friel to Donahue, Wallace to Donahue. Btolen bases: Heldrick, McCor- mick, Dougherty, Hit by pitched ball: By Harper, 2" Wiid pitch: r. First base on balis: Off Dineen, 4. Struck out: By neen, 4; by Harper, 1. on bases: 8t Louls, 4; Boston 10. Time of game: 1:47. Umplire: Connolly. Athletics Lose to Detroit, DETROIT, Jun: . home bunched fve hits and stolen bases in the fifth inning. This combination netted four runs and won the game, giving De- trolt three out of the series of four. At- tendance, 2,00. Score; 3 PHILADELPHIA. RHOAR Holmes, 100 Harl i Elbert 10 Casey, 100 Gleason, 14 Dilion, 141 McGuire, 130 Blever, b 130 130 Totals o 411 3 I Powers, Fults, 3 Lsi:GuIr.A B on bases: Detrot, Struck out: By H s, 1; by Blever, 1. Double plays: Wiltse 1o Castrg to Davis, Gleason to Elberfeld to Dilion, Eiberfeld to Gleason to Dillon. Wiid pitch, W « Time of game: 1:0. Umplre: Bheridan Cleveland Downs Baltimore. CLEVELAND, June 10.—~After Benhard had been knocked out of the box in two innings Lundbom went in and held Balti- more down to four hits and three runs. Howell was knocked out of the box In the fifth. His poor. Lawson, who succeeded him, did well, but the game wa Attendance, 1,514, Seore CLEVELAND. BALTIMORE L) R.HOAB Plekering, of Kelly, of 1330 Bay, It O/ 8elbach, If. 13310 Flick, ot OWilliams, 6. 0 ¢ ¢ 8 Lajole, . w1010 Hickman, 2101 Bradiey, 01 Gochn'er, . r 0104 Wood, o 301 Beruhardt, 101 Lusdbom, o 013 Totals . i . Cleveland 015323000 o Baltimore 220000080-1 Earned runs eland, §; Baltimore, 3. Two-base hits: Lajole, Hickman, Flick @, Lundbom, Keily (2), Selbach, Howell. tolen es: Belbach, ce hit: Flick, Double Lajols and Hickman; Gif Hit by pitched " Pickering. Bacri- lays: Gochnauer, MeG, £ on basts: Cleveland, 5 Baiimore. & Struck out; By Lundbom, 1. Time: 1:. Umplres: O'Laughiin and Johnatone. Standing of the Team Played. Won. Lost. P.C. Dine ... R ® , P.g Philadelphia Wt EUR S Boston e e T 8t Louls . o 18 20 AT Detroit ) 8 AT Baltimore @ s B Washington 4 B B Cleveland 4 1 M goEe o aehi kit o Cigslant ago, trolt, Washington at 8t Louis. 0* ** Onawa Hisgh Sehoel Smags Blencos, ONAWA, Ia, J 10.—(Special T THE OMAMA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1902. team defeated the Blencoe second team at Blencoe by a score of 12 to 3. Robinson Ritched fine bail, striking oul thirteen men B his 1s the High schools third successive victory. Batterles: Onawa, Robinson and Fitch; Biencoe, Kelsey, Matney and Kel- ey, IN AMERIC ASSOCIATION Wilmet Helps Millers Outslug Kans City wi Triple ana Home Run, KANBAS CITY, June 10—Easton batted hard in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings today. Wolfe replaced him in the ol!htg Minneapolis played a ragged game. “Jack’' O'Brien h en released by Kan- sas City. Attendance, 40. Bcore: MINNEAPOLIS. | KANBAS CITY, R.HOAE Quillin, ws... s 401 L 4 Nance, 11830 1600 0/8mith, 3101 ojBeville, 1620 2/Rethtuss, 13101 0 Leew 1530 0| MeBrid 1110 O Baston, p. 0140 0/ Wolfe, 0100 —————— (*0'Brien 1000 ) N ees== | totas TimELS *Batted for Easton In the seventh. Minneapolls . 0000265232 1-12 Kansas City 0210401031 Barned runs: Kansas City. 4; Minne- apolls, 7. Two-base hits: Beviile (2), Wer- en, 'McFarland, Chaplelski. Three-base hits: Phy ‘Wilmot. jome run: Wilmot. Bacrifice hits: Beviile, Rothfuss, Easton, Lynch. Stolen bases: Nance, , Leewe, cFariand. Double plays: Easton to Grady; Quillin to Grant to Werden; Chap- Jelski to Zaluski to_Quillin. Bases on balls: Oft Easton, 1; off Wolfe. 1. off P‘|7- emeler, 1; off Chapleiskli, 2 Btruck out: y_Easton, 3; by Wolfe, 2; by Chapleiskl, 1. Hits: Off Easton, 13; off Wolfe, 4; of Figgemeler, 6; off Chaplelskl, 9. Innings itched: By Maston, 7; by Wolte, 2; by gemeler, 3; by Chaplelskl, 6. 'Passed el Zaluski. Time: 215 Umplre: Tyn- all. 3 Columbus Loses to Indians, JUMBUS, June 10.—Columbus knocked “gP"l.;m' out of the box In the ninth and came within one run of tying the score, but ;(lllum esaved the day for Indianapolis. Attendance, 3,398. Score: lNDlANAPOkl! ’ 0. 0| Hart. COLUMBUS, > " ] et canmmanncd 0lg. Fox, e o/Batley,’ p 5 Totals .6 T Indlanapolis H 00004200 Columbus . 03000000 2 Stolen bases: Meany, Woodruft. Sacri fice hits: Grim, Nattre: Two-base hits: Hart, Balley, Hogriever, Kuhns. Double lays: Viox to Nattress, Evans to Grim, abb to O'Brien to Kihm. Struck out: By 4. Bases on balls: By Bailey, 4; by Hit by pitcher: By Balley, i. G. Fox. Time: 2:00. Umpire: s Defeat Toledo. TOLEDO, June 10.—Louisville bunched hits in the first inning today and won, After that Toledo outbatted and outplayed the visitors. Attendance, 1,000. Score: LOUISVILLRE. ‘TOLEDO. R.H.OAE RH.0AE Kerwin, rf..1 3 0 0 M.....02300 «1110 1. 10380 1b.. 3 24 1 »n. 12020 .3 368 , 1b...1 2 9 0 0 i1 3 1 0 1 Cogawell, H.0 3 10 0 X388 wo.11130 w1 111 101120 11978 A E AN 5100 01110 - 01000 1427 20 —— Totals .. 8T 1 0 *Batted for Hughey in the ninth Louisville 80000030 0-11 Toledo 01000021438 Two-| Turner, Smith, Cogs- well (3), M{: Hughey, Flourney. Btolen Schaub. Double g(ruck out: base: lay: Gilks to Turner. B; I?unile. 3; by Hughey, 7. nssed balls; Schriever. Hit with ball: B Hughey, 1. Time: 1:65. Umpire: Haskell. Saints Beaten by Brewers. ST. PAUL, June 10.—Milwaukee bunched h}!.lbl.n.lhe slxth inning and with a number of on_bal cceeded in seven runs. Attendance, 436. Score: EE. ST. PAUL. CH. R.H.0.AE 110 0030 1151 1300 130 1300 1154 11100 116 0 11313 080 1400 1'1q 0300 110 1800 008 0010 Totals ... 9 83616 3| Totals TE T *Plerce out; infleld fly. Milwauke 02000700 0-9 St Paul . 00100100 Earned runs: Milwaukee, 2. Two-base hits: 3 ree-| hit: i gan Dungan. ~Btolen base: Mcandrews. base on balls: Off Cogan, b; off Altrock, 2. First base on errors: Milwaukee, By _Ci 4 o ogan, 1; a: ) Milwaukee, 8 out: ' By Altrock, . Ward. Paul, 1. it by pitcher £ ul, ‘8. " Struck 1i4." Umpire: Standing of the Teams. WATER SLOWLY FILLS MINES COondition is Gradually Becoming Bad Binoe Strike of the Pumpmen. NO SETTLEMENT SEEMS TO BE IN SIGHT Not Much Significance Attached to the Conference Mitchell and Labor Com- missloner Wright, Between President WILKESBARRE, Pa., June 10.—In the ab- sence of President Mitchell from strike headquarters today there was a dearth of news from the miners' side. President Mitchell Is expected to arrive here from New York late this afternoon. Not much influence is placed on his visit to Commissioner Wright, it being generally believed that he went to the metropolis merely to give the labor commissioner some inside information for the benefit of President Roosevelt. The mining superintendents in this valley sald today there was no change in the conditions at their collieries. Water is slowly accumulating in many of the mines throughout the entire region Notwithstanding reports to the contrary, it is stated on authority that the mines are not in as good condition as when the strike of the engineers, firemen and pump men began About twenty-five men who were engaged in fighting fire at the Jersey mine of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western company deserted thelr posts. This is said to be a serious matter for the company, which is short of men. NEW YORK, June 10.—Six hundred em- ployes of the Empire Bridge company of Willlamsburg have struck for recogaition of their unfon. It is said thelr action will delay work on many bridges in the west. NEW YORK, June 10.—John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers, w at the office of the National Civic Fed- eration, of which he is a member, today. He said he had gone there to get his mail and answer it. He has not seen Labor Commissioner Wright since last night and did not expect to see him again before his (Mitchell's) departure for Wilkesbarre. Mr. Mitchell said he had been busy Played. Won. Lost. P.C, ‘olumbus . 28 n 622 ulsvill .43 2% 16 Indianapol .8 4 15 t. Paul . i % 18 Kansas Cii @ 2 2 Milwaukee 4 17 % Idlmylwl o 15 % Toledo . 89 9 30 Minneapolis at Kansas Toledo, Minneapolis at 1 at Milwauk: Games today: City, Loulsvilie at Columbus, St. Py Baneroft Vanquishes Beemer. BANCROFT, Neb,, June 10.—(Speclal.)— ‘The Bancroft ball team donned its new uniforms yesterday and d over to Bee- me was pli 4 favor of Bancroft. Batteries Bancroft, Far- ley and Statia; Beemer, Chada and Fennan, Umpire: Dungan. Yal Beats West Point, WES’ .XOINT, N. Y., June 10.—The Mili- tary academy base ball téam played the Yale unfversity nine here today and was defeated by the score of 15 to 4. A dis- tinguished crowd witnessed the game. Gen- 0;‘ Nelson A. Miles was conspleuous in the grandstand and near him sat General 5 Lon, Three-1 Lea At Rockford—Davenport, 21; Rockford, 5. At Rock Island—Rock Island, 7, Cedar Rapids, At Terre Haute—Terre Haute, 7; Evans- ville, 0. At Decatur—Decatur, 3; Bloomington, 1 In Southern Association. Little Rock—Birmingham, 4; Little ock, 3. At Memphis—Chattanooga, 7; Memphis, 5. At At Bhreveport—Shreveport, 10: Atlanta, 3. Lot New Orleans—Nashvilie, b;" New Or- eans, 4. Coppers to Play Ball, The married men of the police force have challenged the bachelors to a match game Of ball’ and the challenge has been ac- cepted. The ng side will have to buy & set of dinners for the winners. Ninepin Scores. Beores made In individual ninepin tour- ney last night on Clark's alleys: 1st. 2d. 3d. Tota), W. E. Riddell . i [ [} 16 David Cole . ] 4 15 J. Clark . 7 1 1 (f: H. Mullin 3 [ 2 . O. Bhrader 1 1] - W. Whittaker 4 7 % gaor[l Chatelal 4 H 13 ) !‘}‘ ?{"ml‘lh . g 1] 15 . R. Huntington 1] » H. Beselin ... . 1 4 7 ’ Elermann 3 7 u . J. Berger L] 5 B MeLeod Wins the O t. CLEVBLAND, 0., June 10.—Tom Jenkins undertook too great'a task tonight when he tried to throw Dan McLeod of Hamilton Ont., twice within ninety minutes of actual wrestling t} Jenkins was able to secure but one fall and that took fAfty-three utes of the allgted time. cured with a Nelson and a erotch hold After a rest of fifteen minutes the men again went on the mat and McLeod stood the big Clevelander off unth the ) oxpired, ‘thus winaing. the. sonisel ™ had Geysers Become Active, SANTA FE N. M., June 10.—The United ter geologlcal survey s been tif, by (‘lp‘lln Connor of this city thnlol lh.‘; Sulphur Springs in Bernallllo county are :’h.'h.lt unusual unvn:{.h ‘l"m:e are twen. o geysers among the aprings, ing Svery thirty seconds. " The uls, Jgeyser, which has been hitherto ql&t s reported Up & stream five feet high. trying to get a West Virginia telephone connection so he could talk about the strike situation there, but the connection could not be made for some reason. He sald he would not leave New York until 3:30 or 5:40 p. m. SHOWERS FOR THE FIELDS Forecaster Promises Rains and Cooler Weather for Ne- braska Today. WASHINGTON, June 10.—Forecast: For Nebraska—Showers and thunder- storms and cooler Wednesday; Thursday fair. For Illinois—Showers in north, falr in south portion Wednesday; warmer in north- east portion; Thursday fair, except show- ers in northeast portion; variable winds. For Iowa—Showers and cooler Wednes- day; Thursday fair. For Missouri—Fair in south, ehowers and cooler in north portion Wednesday; Thurs- day fair. Indian Territory, Oklahoma and Ar- —Fair Wednesday and Thursday. For Kansas—Falr Wednesday, except showers and thunderstorms in northeast portion; cooler in north and west portions; Thursday fair. For Bouth Dakota—Cooler Wednesday, with fair in west and showers in central and eastern portion; Thursday fair. For North Dakota—Fair in west, showers in east portion Wednesday, followed by falr and cooler in northwest portion; Thursday fair. For Wyoming—Falr and cooler Wednes- day; Thursday fair. For Montana—Fair and cooler in east and eouth portions Wednesday; Thursday tair, Local Record. OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, OMAHA, June 10.—Official record of tem- erature and precipitation compared with he corresponding day of the last thre ears: 4 1902. 1901 1900. 1699, 9 91 78 18 68 67 55 67 % 70 6 66 Maximum temperature. Minimum temperature. Mean temperature Precipitation o0 00 T .26 .00 Record of temperature and precipitation arch 1, at Omaha for this day and since 1903: Normal temperature . Excess for the day . Total excess since March 1 Normal precipitation . Deficlency for the day. Total rainfall since M Deficlency since March Deficlency for cor. perio ....2.85 Inches Deficlency for cor. period, 1900....2.89 inches Reports from Stati 7P M l o ".‘| H 3 Omaha, partly cloudy Valentine, clear ... North Platte, clear .... Cheyenne, partly cloudy..... Salt Lake City, cloudy ...\ Rapid City, cléar ... uron, partly cloudy . Williston, clear .... , ' cloudy uis, clear 8t. Paul, cloudy cloudy y, clear Helena, clear ... 1 171 Blemarck, partly cloudy Galveston, clear ......... 7T indicates trace of precipitation L. A. WELSH, Local Forecast Official. $5.00 A MONTH .y Specialist In all DISEASES | and DISORDERS | of MEN, | 12 yoars o Omsha SYPHILIS | cured by the QUICK, | EST, BT, aftealiand okt every sign and | ol e o RS cyrs that to be pe: { ; YARIOQOELE guaranteed. | WEAK MEN Excesses or Victime Qus Debility orl,lxhuu:' e Ay om " lack of vige B rgans lmpaired by 14th 8¢ has Body cured. 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