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Defeated Detroit Six to One while Cleveland Lost One in Double-Header. WALSH AM1MERS INBOX The rtrst Had Detroit at Bis Merer 5 a miners Feveed to Give Way to Mall la Three See res for Chicago la tn Fourth Casa Watched by Thoasaada. AMERICAN ItESUUTS. At ChicagoChicago 8. Detroit 1.

At Boston Boston 4, New Tork O. At t. Louis First game. Bt. Xiouls 3, Cleveland second game.

Cleveland 5. St. Louis 3. At WashingtonWashington 8. Phila delphia 41 XATIOCSTAI XJBAGT7B RESULTS.

At-New Tork New Tork 7. Boston 1. At Philadelphia First game. Brooklyn 6. Philadelphia second game.

Brooklyn 2. TUB PENNANT CONTEST. New Tork. Oct. 6.

Detroit's grip on the American League pennant was shaken a trltle to-day when that club lost one game to Chicago and Its percentage fell to Owing to the loss of one game of a double header with St. Louis. Cleveland dropped back one point to Chicago moved into second position with a percentage of by winning from Detroit. In the National League New Tork emphasized ita possibility of tying Chicago for the pennant by winning the first of the series of three games from Boston, making New Tork's percentage -6C6 while Chicago has .641. CHICAGO'S CLEAN VICTORY.

Found Summers So Easy Tie Was Obliged to Retire. Chicago. Oct. 5. Chicago to-day advanced within striking distance of the American League pennant by defeating Detroit.

6 to 1 in the second game of the crucial series, while Cleveland, the other contender for the flag, dropped the first game of a double header to St. Louis in the latter city. Walsh and Summers appeared on the pitching line for the opposing teams, with Sullivan and Schmidt behind the bat. The former pitched a remarkable game and had the Detroit team at his mercy throughout the contest, while Summers, who worked hard was hit opportunely and retired from the game in the sixth inning, giving way to Mullln. who batted for him and then finished the one-sided contest.

Chicago began scoring In the second inning. Davis opened with a tdngle over short, and Parent doubled to left. Isbell sent a single to left and scored Davis but Mclntyre perfect throw to Schmidt caught Purent at the plate. Sullivan followed with a single to right and Tanne-hill did likewise, but was caught at second when he tried to stretch it Into a double. Walsh finished the Inning by going out.

The Chicago team continued scoring In the fourth. Davis was hit by a pitched ball and went to second when Parent singled to left. Sullivan sent a hot grounder Into center, which went between Crawford's legs and Parent and Davis scored while Sullivan went to third. Tannehlll Hied to Schmidt and 'Sullivan scored when Walsh sent a long fly to Mclntyre. Ilahn filed to Crawford and the side was retired.

The local team added another run in the next Inning. Jones hit a bounder over nr-mM ana "went to sccona on 1 shell's sacrifice and scored on Davis's single to center. Detroit made one in the sixth. Downs singled to left center. Aftjllin batted for Summers and fanned.

Mclntyre singled to right and waa forced at second by Bush, while Downs came home with the lone run. Crawford made the third out. Mullin went In to pitch for Detroit In tike sixth and retired Chicago without a hit. but In the next Inning llahn opened with a single to left and Jones fanned. Isbell fanned and Ilahn stole second.

Dougherty singled to center and Ilahn scored. Davis finished the inning by going out. A genuine Indian summer day greeted the players and spectators to-day and the fans turned out by thousands. The score: Innings ....1 1 3 4 6 7 8 ft-n II Chicago ....0 10310100 6111 Detroit 0 00001000141 Batteries. Walsh- and Sullivan.

Mullen. Summers and Schmidt: umpires. Sheridan and Connolly. CLEVELAND LOST ONE. Krrere by I.ajole aad Bradley May Cost the Iteds American League Peaaaat.

St. Louis. Oct. 3. Cleveland was all but eliminated from the American League pennant race to-day by losing the first game of a double header with St.

Louis. The only chance Cleveland now has is to win to-morrow and have the Chicago and Detroit game go to a tie or fall to be played on account of weather. The score was 3 to 1 An error by Lajoie followed by an error by Bradley In the sixth, paved the way for the two runs that eventually won to-day's first game. Before these errors were made, the score was tied. 1 to 1.

In the sixth. Hoffman, the first man up. batted to Lajoie and the second baseman threw to the grand stand. Hoffman going to second. Crlss doubled to left but lllnchman was slow in fielding.

A perfect relay, lllnchman to Perring to Bradley caught Crlss a third, but Bradley failed to put the ball on the runner. Wflllams followed with a singe to left which scored Cross. In the first inning. Ft. Louis scored once on llartzeir single, a stolen base and a single by Hoffman.

Cleveland tied In the fifth on Stovall's double. Cross's error which let him go to third and Lelbhardt's single over second. Dineen. the St. IjouIs pitcher, was In excellent form an allowed but four hits.

With Foster pitching. Cleveland took the second game. to 3. Cleveland bunched hits off Howell at will. The scores: Innings ....1 2 3 4 5 6 7 -R St.

...1 n0200 32 Cleveland 1 0 0 0 0 1 42 Batteries, Dlncen and Stephens, Chech, If on person mora than mnotlter Should know the vain of medicine It the retail druggist. Vor this reason such testimony aa JSte following shouia convincing. f. A. rotter field, the leading drug-gist of Charleston.

TV. writes: I lave used Vlnol for every member of my family, aed have never been disappointed in its results. It Is a pleasure to sell a remedy that gives euch universal satisfaction." Mr. J. Bradley of New Brunswick.

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Vlnol la unexcelled. Try It our offer to return money if Jt falls to give satisfaction. J. w. O'Sultlvan.

Druggist. Burlington. 200,000 SEEK FREE LAND. Are Reglsterlag Get a Part of the P2SOOO Ares la the Ilosebad Ageay. Minneapolis.

Oct. 5. Uncle Sam. has said: "Have a farm on me." and rittzens are preparing to take him at hie word and fulfill the conditions he has laid down lit connection with the last his land distribution. 3Ie is to throw open 82S.00O acres to the public in the famous Rosebud country In South Dakota.

Every one Is to have a chance at a 160 acre slice. The land adjoining; It is now selling for $20 to $30 aa acre. Aa the apportionment Is by lot. all who wish to try for a farm are required to go within the next twelve Java to one of the several towns near he border of the Rosebud Indian Reservation designated- by the govern, frtent and register their names. The registration will continue from Octo-tter to 17.

Then on October 19 the limrt will be put In a great wheel at Pallas. S. IX. and the first drawn out jprlll be entitled to choose any quarter lection In the entire district to be opened. The second name will have second ehotceand so on.

In the great drawing In Oklahoma In 1901 the first choice fell to a struggling clerk, who took a rich quarter section said to be worth 40.000 as It dJolned Lawton on the only side toward which the town could spread. he second choice went to a telephone Jlrl and her chance was considered worth more than $35,000. it ie-satd that the first hundred chotces the Rosebud will carry with them rl-h Vises in Iand ownership. Already crowd of people' have arrived at the border and set up tents, prepared to make a comfortable stay until after ttie drawing. The railroads are haultng ri candidates for land by the thousands, nut th greikt rush expected next Wed-bUv and Thursday, when monster excursions wilt arrive.

A new feature of the land openings has keen the coming of many automobiles, some of them from Mississippi river points. Automobile lines have been es- tabltshed to take visitors from the border yttfvas.tnto the country to be opened. In tontraat to the automobile Invasion are seen a few of the old time prairie schooners or covered wagons, in which families have come to the edge of the promised land and are making their homes while waiting to see how fortune will serve them in the allotment. Registration points named by the government are DatfaV and the east border of the reservation; Chamberlain and Fresno. on the north, and O'Neill and Valentine.

en the south, have been designated as affidavit points where any one may matte afBdavit to an application for registration and mail It to the registration officials at Dallas and Orocory. These towns will probably be transferred from villages of a few hundred to titles of from to 73.000. Jamest W. VThttten of the general land yffices. Washington, Is In charge of the Rosebud opening.

LEAVES $50,000 TO FIGHT LIQUOR TRAFFIC. ChUagOb Oct. Vhe prohibition national party iat Teceive to carry Its work against the liquor traffic eccorvUnrf to announcement made last tght from the Cttdeajro headquarters. The fund pnrfbably will 'not be available for this campaign. The bequest was ruade ly Dr.

Charles E. lAtimer of New Ybrk. who died at Palm Beach. September M. According to the will the amount Is left to his wife during her life and at her death Is to rewrt to the Prohibition party under whose banner he was a veteran.

J. W. CVSalllvaalhe Druggist, will give Yew If oar Meaey Hack If lt-0-X-. Does Xot Care Dyspepsia. IS THIS A SQUARE DEAL? J.

TV. O-Suliivan makes tins square deal offer because he Is authorized to do so by the makers of IMl-o-na tablets, and he Is witling to have this statement apepar in the Kree Iress because he knows the offer is genuine. And while it mar he that there are about cases in 10) that are too far gonw for 31 -o-nu to cure, we are willing nd ready to take all the chances, and If Ml-o-na-does not cure, any dyspeptic can have his money back. Kven with this liberal offer. J.

W. O'Suliivan will have to refund but very small percentage, because the 8 Incurable dyspeptics will find so much relief Ira Mi-o-na that they will once igaln look upon Uie snnny side of life, and will continue to use Ml-o-na. Now. reader, jou may eay how can the makers of Mi-o-na make such an offer? lkw do they know that 92 per rent, ef the users will he cured, and that the other per or the Incurables, win be relieved? Why. it's all very simple.

We've made this same offer in 1.00 towns before we made it here, and we have flg-ared oxit the percentages, so that when we make the statement we know it to absolutely true. "Ml-o-na tablets ere truly great for anyone that has stomach trouble. I can not praise them to highly for what the have done for Mr. W. D.

Fesmett. Puckport. Me. mm onlr Id eanta a bos. tailors who co the work as perfectly and satisfactorily as possible, for they are the most competent tailors in the city.

1 taking of testimony will be begun. The cburt Is composed of Captain Sea-ton Schroeder, judge advocate, Captaint W. P. Potter, T. B.

Howard. Lieut. Com-manders W. C. Bartollet, E.

C. Scales, N. M. Nulton, W. C.

Cole, Lieuts. L. J. Holden and L. G.

Palmer. Major Williams of the marine corp: is prosecuting officer and the defense in the hands of Captain Harding and Lieut. Kayser. strong. Do not diet or starve yourself.

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That is the only safe and sure way. Tou do not have to depend on Kodol all the time. Tou only take it when you need it. Our Guarantee Go to your druggist today aad get a dollar bottle. Then after you hare used the entire contents of the bottle If you eta bonaetly say, that it haa not done you any good, return the bettle to the druggist and fie will refund your money without question or delay.

We will then pay the drag-gist for the bottle. Don't hesitate, all druggists know that oar guarantee Is good. This offer applies to the large bottle only and to but one in a family. The large bottle contains 2 times as much as the fifty cent bottle. Kodol is prepared at the laboratories of E.

C. DeWltt Co, Chicago. ITAtTrt TV CTTTTC AT NOVELTY SUITS AT A NUMBER OF DIFFERtNT MODELS IN THESE SUIT- -jr $25 ls "f- COURT MARTIAL OF EVANS. Charges Read on Board the Vermont Testimony BeaTinn To-day. Manila.

Oct. 5. The court martial appointed to pass on the charges against Lieut. Frank T. Evans, met to-day aboard the battleship Vermont.

The charges and specifications were read and the court adjourned until to-morrow when the Leibhardt ami Bemis; umpires Kgan ami O'Loughlin. Innings St. Louis .1 234567R 9 .0 10101 000 3 S3 .1 0 1 0 0 1' 1 0 i liowfll and Spencer. Foster umpires. O'lxiufrliliii ami Cleveland Batteries, nml Land Kgan.

BOSTON 4. NEW YORK 0. Boston. Oct. 5.

Boston won from New York to-day in a cleanly played game. 4 to 0. O'Rourke's batting was a. feature. The score: Innings ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9R 11 Boston 2 0000002 460 New York ..0 00000000 090 Batteries.

Brady and Donohue, Man- Stop Sneezing Bay Fever Can Be Cured One application of Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly will orm you sucn wonderful relief from hay fever that you will continue its use until completely cured. That is why we will be glad to send you a free sample of ICONDONS cATAweftALjaiar Begin the use of this soothing, healing remedy now before your annual attack comes on. You can ward it off if you begin in nme. Kondon's contains no cocaine harmful drugs. All druggists.

25c and 60c tube. Write today for free sample. Kondon Mia Co. Mlaaea polls, Mlaa. ffRU4-U4ttt i mi Hi aSl mm B23I aeasvii a iicmcai Innings ....1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Boston ..0 00000010-121 New York 00200060 873 Batteries, McCarthy.

Tuckey and Bow-erman: McGinnity and Ames. Needham and Bresnahan; umpires, Kleni and Johnstone. DIVIDED DOUBLE HEADER. Philadelphia. Oct.

5 Brooklyn broke even with Philadelphia in a double header here to-day. The scores: (First game.) Innings ....1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Brooklyn ..0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 6 13 5 Phlla 0 01000000141 Batteries, Wilhelm and Dunn; Foxen, Sparks and Jacklitsch; umpire, Lanl-gan. (Second game) Innings ....1 8 4 6 6 7 8 RHB Brooklyn 0-1 0-273 Phlla 0300000 4 11 0 Batteries, Mclntyre and Dunn; Moore and Dooln; umpire, Lanigan. NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. Won.

Lost. Pet. Chicago 98 55 .641 Pittsburg 98 56 .636 New York 96 55 .636 Philadelphia 81 71 .533 Cincinnati 78 81 .474 Boston 63 89 .414 Brooklyn 63 99 .349 St. Louis 49 105 .319 GAMES TO-DAY. Boston at New York.

Brooklyn at Philadelphia. NEGRO'S FAMILY WIPED OUT BY KENTUCKY MOB. Hickman, Ky. Oct. 5.

David Walker, a negro, his five-year-old daughter and his baby, were killed outright, the mother who was holding the baby In her arms, was fatally shot and three other children will probably die, as a result of a mob's visit to the Walker home Saturday night. In addition the oldest son is missing and is supposed to have been burned with the negro's cabin which was fired by the mob. Walker had cursea a white woman and threatened a white nun with a. OistoL it ts said. i ning and Sweeney; umpire.

Hurst. another OUT. Washington. Oct. 5.

Washington shut out Philadelphia to-day. 3 to 0, by bundling hits in the eighth Inning off Coombs Smith held the visitors to three hits. The fielding of MoBriuge was the feature. The score: Innings ....1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Wash 0 0001 002 332 Phlla 0 00000000032 Batteries. Smith and Street, Coombs and Lapp; umpire, Evans.

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. Won. Lost. Detroit 89 63 .584 Chicago 88 63 Cleveland S9 61 St. Louis S3 6S .550 Boston 73 73 Philadelphia 67 83 .447.

Washington 63 85 jew I OrK 3 GAMES TO-DAY. New York at Boston. Philadelphia at Washington. Detroit at Chicago. Cleveland at St.

Louis. IN NATIONAL LEAGUE Xew York Won Decisive Victory orer Itonton Kverjr Inch of Polo Grounds Crowded. New York, Oct. 5 The local fans crowded every inch of space inside of the Polo grounds to-day and cheered the New York team all the way to a very decisive victory over Boston by to 1. Ames pitched the game of his base ball career, holding the visitors to one hit in 6even innings.

McGinnity pitched the other two innings and Hannifan batting for Tuckey in the eighth inning sent a smashing bit to deep left centre for a borne run, the single tally for Boston. The locals made enough runs in the third inning to win the game, but they improved matters by pounding Tuckey in the seventh for six runs. The score; I When Your Stomach Hurts Take a Little Kodol The pain will then cease your stomach will feel good. Kodol stops the pains of indigestion and dyspepsia quickly, because it digests all the food you eat. Kodol is a pleasant, palatable, lifuld preparation, tkat helps the stomach to 4o ita work in a natural way.

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