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The Springfield News-Leader from Springfield, Missouri • 2

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SaleTeirMillion Boxes a Year, THE SPORTING NEWS Modest and Right A It. J. S-. Busy Store CANDY CATHARTIC, SI by lha Pittsburg Infield la tha ninth Seabania bit a low Hat drive to left flail, which took a bad boual and Zoetlers codld not atop it. SeeUJth eomplitlng the clrtult Tha aeon: Pittsburg.

BEST FOR THE BOWELS rtmi VALLEY LEAGUE dfdlUl ei.fi.tU lo! I Topeka JOpllA ce.pll Lcavtnworth BprinffltU IS I Pittsburg A Fort Scott 1 Pet dM ACT ioo Mt 139 Whar Thsy Play. Pittsburg at Springfield. Topeka as Sedoila. lole at Joplfe-. Leavenworth at Fort.

Scott CSflSZ WEST Wood and Prides Rule Here. bw Ribbons for'25c Yard. Silk Natalie Taffeta, inches widt. Silk Sdn Taffetas, 6 inches wide. Black Silk Lace, 5 in.

wide. -Fancy Silk Plaids 4 in. wide. All in black and color. 090 Ribbons for 15c Yard.

Silk Taffetaa, 34 inches wide Silk Taffeta Moire, 3 in. wide All in black and colors. owe Ribbons for 59c Yard. AS silk fancy Sash Ribbons, 6 inch wide, for yard ...59 621 West Commercial St Home Phone 509. Sorintifield, Mr.

I Springfield, if RIBBONS. VERY LOW PRICES. Qualities and kind very desirable lor Sashes, Millinery bows and Neckwear. is modest. Yard Kt''4Wld 1 1 1 IMWHWRv 00-101102 Northeast Side Square.

Ribbons for 10c Yard. Silk Taffetas, in. wide. -Silk Taffeta Mure, a in. wide Satin Ribbon, 3 in.

wide. Fancy Stripes, 3-4 in. wide. All in black and colors. owo Ribbons for 5c Yard.1.

Satin Ribbon, 1 in wide. Silk Taffetas, lYt in. wide. Silk Moire Taffetas, 1 in. wide.

Fancy Stripes, 3 3-4 in. wide. In black and colors. Everywhere." Venture to say county. Undoubtedly great DOLING PARK THEATER, Opens Monday Evening, May 16th.

Doling Park Stock Mldgeta reappeared at League park yesterday afternoon after a soatw what strenuous abaeaet tad walloped Pittsburg la a battiai contest. After tha In field of the Redi tried te presenttbc came to the Little Pirate in tha second aad fourth Innings, and which favor the laflald of Plttaburc Juit aa court eon.ly handed naejt. the Rada want to work wltk their and with opportune hitting, pulled the game completely euiuf the 8Vst la tha sixth with a good safe margin. But era at Ihie tha result mlht have been different It any on nut Dutch Parsch had been taking care of A middle UBh.ugh.H,t Two-base hits Srahaugh. dsy.

saying nothing of tha ainala adL. triple that he aerured with his trusty blrkory. Dutch undoubtedly snr-j ed tha day In the flrat half of the I I Kaiiv, Porter. Wood. Three-hue Torre Frisch.

Wood. Home run Scabs ugh. Dsuhle plait Hdlia till. IN HEARTS 40NDAY. TUflIDAY BOX BAY Neve Hear Silk.

SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Pure dye, strength guaranteed, in black and alt wanted colors. He have the exclusive sale lor jfl! Curtain at Seats can be reserved by Telepboc between 10 a. m. and 6 p. m.

Prices as usual. this silk. The price Parasol and Umbrella Sale. The Umbrellas are trade marked Born ih Baltimore, Raised when this sale is over they will be raised everywhere in Greene bargains. SGc to S3.50 each.

Ladles' Black Umbrella, a fine light weight mercerized cloth, made on a paragon frame, assorted stales handies, made to stll $1.25. On sale. Cobncd Silk Imbrelli', (equally u.efnl for rain or in navy 1.1 m. wine and myrtle green, in plain or fancy border, $1.50 to 53.50 each. wow PARASOLS.

Children 15c to Si. 80 each Mise.a jOc to $2.0 ear, Ladle1 65c to 50 each hue. diieJ. Hsllx met ou of Gum's twSo'i tsir end square. Aasy It sped I a Una ditv far out Into deep ranter.

which looked good baits, aid Just as nil of Ik rooters' got ready to give an nwfnl groan Dutch leaped high in the air and ipvaivd the ball with hla W-ft hanrt.i It was undoubtedly great catch and brought forth tha hearty applauw of tha grand stood. Doth ato aerand, feature number two of the game In' the next inning, robbing Torrent of In wnsational' double hit a bom run i. thi ninth "Shorty's" naw pitcher. Guns, exhibited tor tb flrst HW asd Hi) sot create nn unfavorable impression, I Special $L00. 3 Cape Jessamines SPECIALS THIS 25c Wash Silk Dot Tissue, in colors grey, lavender, light blue, pink, cream and black, yard jOC Fabrics White Figured Swifs, six assorted atylea cf neat small figures, at yard FIVE 9 WEEK to the ladicsthe fiweetest of all flowers ONE BUD given to every lady customer at Hit by pUi'hi-4 Onto.

1. flrrnrk out Cum. 2. HugLi-. 4.

empire 1. Sith out Hit by tatted bail. 0J( 88 taJ he, off- baa Mbing to da th the The batteries tJav will be Hsa nnd Sttibkugh fur Piitvbiirg nod tun and tkkmiilt for ripituidvli. Baxter has bean Imtnrd to th dub at dvaniniuc. Kau.

A land of t') pieces sill rrtrs this fr'a Pittsburg. It aill pay if th fail th gome, which UI 0 Siaahera defantad the Kucck- Joplin. May UiSpedal) After losing sirnlabts to lois, HlUJuplin. loin. 7.

Enorx Joplini loin, 6. Batteries loWnij and Yinderkllli Root and Selgle. TWELVE'TO THE BAD. Pert Scott Continues te Be "Skunked1, by All. Fort Scott, May Twlv straight game to tb bad Is the record uf Fort Scott this even Ing Steps to strengthen the teem were taken today.

Three of tb men. Including Woodhurg. were rsleasid. Tb ecoro: 123458731 Fort Scott .....0 0000000 00 Lesraworth .21200100 0 Hits Pert Scott, Leavenworth, 11. Errors Fori SclU, Leaven worth, 0.

Batteries Groom, Schtff and Fredericks; Ford and Riggs. WON WITHOUT A HIT. Sedxlla Csat Topska to 2 In a Pact Gams. although waa batted rather bard, tha sensational fielding kept tha aeorrj 1,1 yllrlly by 5 to 1 down. Kngben tor PltUbGrg wu not affective nnd was hit hard.

Me Lear, shortstop for Pittsburg, and first batter up was put out of ihe;" Walk Awsy at game by t'mplre Frsnkltn for dirput- Home, ihg bs declaim when hr Called Me- The THEATER PHARMACY 522 St. Louis-stp and FERGUSON-BEA DRUG GO, 10S East side Square. out on sirikes. the first Inning, after Pittsburg END: Coal Yard. of GOLD AND WEDNESDAY.

Klcrin and ilool. We ts ptr.t mutt gi'jl Ihnn sty M.birT sju-ilrj fi.r nod u.11 lilr.ry. Lt rim'." you. bilANK C. EMITil.

Iji i.tdry Ci, 00 0 ,4 THE BEST CF.lTEP.ICfl cf our nock (x tb work lltcif, as test adrerilxcment Is tb prsir et those wbo patroxlx us. Wa wa can do tb beet laundry Work. If you wint our linen laundered than you ever had It ion ga to TBS OLD BEUADLCv Troy Steam Laundry fltoWh WEST WALN'Jr STRTfflh thoee 17s. BOHlOt a pa Batteries Corbett and Gradyi Fit; linger and Moran. 1 At CHtesflo.

Clubr. TL fL Chicago ,18 IS I Philadelphia 19 9 Batteries Winter, Lundgreu otto Kllng; Sparks, Brsckenrldga, MaPh son and Rath, -ft At ClnelnnnH, 1 Club- R. ft Clndnnnij 9 9 9 Kw York pj wp. ft, pa 1 Pf 1 -ft Batteries Walker an Fsitij Mr Olnnlty tad WESTERN LEAGUE -r At fib Joaspht i1. blubs 1 ILIlR) St.

-Joseph 9 19 Colorado Jlprlngi 9 Bnttiriesi MeConnal! nnd Chlfin; Bcerwald, Ilendsnon nnd Aharn. At Omaha. Club-' Omaha Denver 1 ii Bitter lesCompar Ion nnd Oandlnji Kenan and Lueik R.K. i 1 0 1 4 At Houx City. Sioux City 9 91 I Den Moines sKl-il ll'f 19f Batteries Llndmn and Hf Cnahmnfi and Clark, had been retired, stnffle wers mtle Joplin turned ths tab.

on thn Gaj-ly Perrch. Porter and Heltlaf. the; lighter and took today gsm in a latter bringing la ttw tuns. PltU-i dk nwny. toia errors wra plenty bag tied tbe acorw In thalr.

next turn sud tew wrre roatly. Ta score: at bat Oura bit tba nrst hatter, Per-j liJdlSttl rina dropped an nal, Durand mads Joplin 5 0 0 1 0 0 3 1); a aaRiffc and two runnsrs came loia 1 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 I Dont miss a visit to our Millin' ery Department this week and see our attractive Millinery. both in style and price. They II interest you Death Roll Baiwatt Mrs. Emma Banaatt.

wife of K. feeanett of Btockion, Cedar county, died In that town Friday of peritonitis, Th remain war shipped to the Shows' of hat father, J. Carpenter, Organdie, white and black grounds nith latge dresden deigns in all new 25c colorings, yard fianiM city. and were consoildtted with the flrat arrival. All left for 8t.

Louis. The Oklahoma City association of editors reached here at 4 oclock this morning ea routs to fit Louis. The nswspapr mss nr going to view ths World's Fair. SURVEYING CORPS. J.

R. Bollcy of lb Western Traction company of Indianapolis, Ind started last, Tuesday morning from Springfield to Carthtg via tbe National cemetery and 8berwood, following up tha Prunty branch lo Wit-son croak and thence westward to Brookline. Priac Juniors Won. -4 The Frisco Juniors defected -tha South Ride Bluster yesterday afternoon by ths score of 14 to dispute arose and the-umpire declared the Friocoe had Wfi. REAL.

ESTATE TRANSFERS. E. N. Bbeppard and. huvbnnd to B.

L. Hake, warranty tlAuO; lot 6 and 6. Summit Pork Maggie a Eggleston nnd. hutosnd to Mlunle E. losoney, deed.

3300: lot 3, Eggleston's subdivision. Ideal Real Ratals and Abstract company to Motile J. warranty deed. )309; 'lot .33, Inside addition. C.

Benin to I. Rogers, quit Halts deed. $30; east half at tba south1 aest pf leclUn 14, township Sfi, rapt Edward JBamsan to Alice Qa man, nlarranty.ieed, tsrlh Im feet lot Cott't second td -1 It li sonstlmes bald that fli United States is th best field for newspapers, hot pom of )h paper? of Fill ban MoHjMri-'cfitiflatta. Thn laiyrto rc jPetli Jourafl. I04A00, Ml Lc Petit a I mK: i w': 'O'! fldV.

rv5--11 1 1 Come in. BsttcrUi Clirbro Rhoades and Bemlo. aad McOuIra; X' At Boston. Clubs- H. H.

E. Boston 0 0 4 Detroit 7 10 I BtirHuWlntr, Tannehlll and Farrsll; Ferry and Wood. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At SL Paul. R.U.E.

403 9 14 1 Corbett. Single. Sullivan Clark; and Brown. At Kansas City. R.H.F..

CUy 1 I 3 0 4 0 Batteries Gibson tad Butler; tnd Schrlsver." At MinntapollA Clubs- R. H.k 3....... 3 7 1:9 Batteries Bilmmel aad WeaTyr; Crumley, and H'-ydon. At Milwaukeo. Clubs Milwaukee Columbia ETAOtbllrtn.fff Calunbns 13 4 BaUcrles-McAay aad Blattoiy; Malarkey and Teager.

JL H. E' .873 Clnk- NATJONAL LEAGUE. At EL Louln. R.JLE. I horn on HaHing! error, who muffed grounder.

1: Plttabnig went one la the lead In the third on Senbnughs two-bagger and out by Kans and Baldwin. Th Little Pirate got (wo more In th fourth after two were -out on an error by Hslting. Hughs single and Torrsacr'i triple, The Reds got two In their half on Helling' baia on ball and stnl of second, Sebmldti tingle tod Wood's two-sacker. Thp tcor was fled' la the fifth op error by Durand nnd Hslla, Spring-field won ths game la the sixth on Perrias's bass on bails, hunts by Schmidt nnd Wood, Fench's three-bagger. several Stoles hues- by the Reds and ft bad cum ot rattles by ths Pirate Infield.

When tb smoke blew away Springfield had secured a safe lead of tour runs. This lead was la creased on run In the evtnth tnd eighth respectively, In Ih Mrenth on Schmidt's single tnd Wood' triple one run was scored and Pmch, who had atm scored the first ran of tbe gup for Springfield. tscored th Inst one In Springfield' lut torn tt tbe bat la the eighth. Dutch retched flrat on balls and fame In on (wo errors Eruptions Dry, moist, scaly tetter, all forms of eczema or salt rheum, pimples and other cutaneous eruptions proceed from humors, either Inherited, or acquired through dufaitive digestion and 2uimilcU(in. To treat these eraptian with drying msdlidnes is The thing to do ia to taker Hoods Sarsaparilla and Pills TThich thoroughly cloonte the blood, ixpeiling all tumors, and building 3p the whola syatsm.

They oura Soed's. SoneasYlls pnReneaily send J. Bias. Pranks. I.l-,cf wwtsfc Hem which I hoi ibffnvd tor seat them tsd XIh Urtoerlwr.lhKR!lA!wn,Y.,k.f hnu In sn her tom toY! no tkiM rtto 6 of hr whisk ito toq hrtethfir It-? SI ntt XMhSMlelt 'la tut Bafi, cm ti Weco Swtoapstritfa AframlsfO to kLwa kna Bcmnia.

-rf DC morning fter which th intarmant will Is Sapls Park cemetery, 4 Tilley. Ely.Putaon, tb lytdartakar. received telegram tut night from Kansas City to meet the 7:16 tiin tbla morning and lake eharg of tha body of Frank Tliley, writ known colored. man, formerly of Springfield. No particular war received as to th eanse of death.

1 CHARGED WITH LARCENY. Roy M. Roper, 17 year old, wu nr rnatad yesterday by J. 8. Lewis, -policeman, nnd nrUrlgned before Justice Wllkenon on tb charge of larceny, Th cap wa sat for hearing on Monday, May Iff.

Bond waa fixed ht 1300. Mika Allan, the proaocutlng witness, claims that Roper stole pistol nnd pair of knucXa, tb property of Mr. Allan. AT M. C.

A. Bx-Clty Attorney William R. Self Win address tb meeting tor men at thn T. V. 0.

A. at 4 oclock this afternoon. Tb (object of his tddren will "Tha Youfig -Kan nnd -Hla Mind," which will be tb second of serial of lectures especially suit hla for Coma nod bring your beat friend, VIEWED THE SITE. The county court vxi out to visit the prospactlva bridge site, list Wednesday, between Luther Byrams and William McElhineyVon rural rout and Mra Lilli had nn excellent dinner prepared tor tbe honorable court after they vlawsd tbs location. c1'-- OOINa WORLDS PAIR.

Th ICuk Editorial ssodUff farivoA to IprttgfleU at IlfW p'daclri lNt.ttght.AAl'- tori ctaw to trohA fimitl Nlcholi, where th funeral aer-will he held at 10 o'clock this Over -Work' Weakens Your. Kidneys. Aianby Kidaeyt Mala Impure Ilool Afi tha blood In yeur body puses through jjmw kidney venr It The kldnaya are yeur Mood pur fftws, they fit-mn tha wans or thrsa mlnuta. ImmirlUM In lha bleed. II they nr 1 lfcy arc sick or out of order, they ftfl to da thaWwark.

Pains, achaa and rhtw maiWm cema (reman eaasof uric acid la the blood, du tone gleet v' v- 1 trawkl eimaa quick ar nniiindy leart baaia, and makes ana Iasi as though iiay bad haaet tiwuMs, baoaua tha hsaetH fvarwwklng in pumpme firiek, kidney fcfaanad bleed through vama and ansrtai. It nssd la oeneliirad that only urinary ddaawaiato ha traced to lha kidnays, naw modwn sctonca previa that iwaftr ill aaawnuilenal dlmama have thaw begin lagtaUdmy trouhl. yu arssiokyeacaa make no Mstakt byflTiidsstoriiig yswr kidneys. The mild anl tkasalrtoemnary sffset of Dr. KUmsr's Rood.tli grant kidney tsmsdy is i.fimw raaHrid.

It Stand tha hlghast fat ha mmsMaloasm Ohampiatiwsring jHdlMelimlttinam r-- EdnHBWtlnftfW'fM MMdlmmdBlIarato-P A- Yaw may have 'a fMapia bMda by mad jan. aisn pmnfihlaUsWng yaw haw.ie find MmwImm Ufiaay ar htoddaeteeubk, par when wmmgDft Elk ttswi N. ipn warn mt flrtMML 4bt mm Sedalia. May l(w(Specltl) Tti fant and best game ot ball played here this season was bstweon Toledo eRUalln and this sfiarnoon. Stinson let the locals down without hit.

but In ths third Inning be walks, two men nd, with. the help of two error tbe locals scored three runs. Teh score; 1 3 3 4 5 fi 7 I 0 Sedalia ..9 OSOOOOOx .1 Topeka 1...0 00 0010100l3 lilt Sedtlla, 0: Topeka, 4. Errors Scdalls, Oi Tdptka, 8. RatterlpsDavs nnd Stoner; Stinson and At trelrong.

Batteries nnd Clnbs Kansas Louisville Wright Minneapolis Indianapolis AMERICAN LEAGUE At Philadelphia. I atibt- K.H. Fhliadslphln I I 1 Chicago 6 0 Battsriss Waddell ta Bchrelcki Patterson, Altrock nnd McParinnd. AS itow York, mtt-asiefa Ww ai floyhM.f.il m. 0 i 1 1 .4 AJ iioztsf min' Tst is tie eoess rim rn.

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