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20 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUJSD&Y. APRIL 12 , 1891-TWENTY PAGES.
SUNDAY'S ' SPORIISC ROUND UP
Pertinent Paragraphs Pottaining to the
Play and Players ,
NCWSY 'MISCELLANEOUS GOSSIP.
1 he Wcnrers nf I lie MltH lIoof-BciUB
Wheel WliUpcrltiK" > to < l UOB
and OIKI nml Ques
tions Answered.
Milwaukee plajrs at Sioux City thl af tor-
noon.
Twltchncll will bo In the box this after
noon.
It ] oo1 < us If ToaU Kanuey Is alro.vly
booked for release.
Lon Knit/lit will umpire the opening game
bcro next Thursday.
Shannon mndo the first run of the season
mill Twltchell the first hit.
Lincoln put It nil over bloux City In tiicir
flrst meeting last Wednesday.
Vnn Dyke Is fairly shimming over the lines
for the lluskers aim Shelbock Is playing
finely.
Columbus , O. , hns got another strong to-un
thli season - like last year's Comlskles too
btrotiK to win.
AH reserved players who were not tender
ed contracts on or'boforo March 15 were freu
after that date.
The two nillles , Hart anil Kurlc , will ofll-
clato as bloux City's Inttery In their open
ing game with Denver Thursday.
The Lincoln * at MuCortnlck park acnln
this afternoon. The batteries will bo Hut-
clIfTo and Twitchcll and Trallloy nncl O'Oay.
Stolen bases do not figure as a factor In
earned runs this season. Hatting nlono
counts In this regard under the Interpreta
tion of the rules of 1S91.
The pitching records contained In the league
puldo for ' 91 nro worthy of careful perusal.
It Is the most porfcct complliitloti over made
nnd Is the \\orlt of Grandpa C'hndwlelc.
"Old Cv" Duryea Is again In line with the
Cincinnati league team. Whenever the on-
poslni ! team gets onto "Old Cy" for keeps ho
never falls to develop ? a very sere linger.
Orator George Shaffer , who has boon a hip
card In nil the major leagues , has at last
drifted Into n minor class for rood. The
orator must uo nigh on to one hundred years
old.
old.Sam
Sam Morton says that cither Kansas City
or Minneapolis will win the pennant this
ycnr. Minneapolis Tribune. Yes ; and Sam
gald that Danny Nccdham would lick Tommy
Hyan.
Omaha claims to have signed "Old Cy. "
Butcllffo-listed \Vashlngton.-Hen Mill-
ford. Claims 1 Why "Old Cy" has been
tramping down the giunbo behind the plate
out here for three weeks back.
Jimmy Canavan is showing up well for the
Cincinnati association team , and so Is Cleve
land for Columbus. In the first game at St.
Louis the other day IClmcr mailu three hits
nntl iicccpnd ( eight chances without an error.
The indications for a thorough revival of
interest In the game here are of the bright
est. IMavcrs and clubs nro being critically
discussed bv men who last year considered
uiisoDitll n boronnd would not oven talk about
It.
Norman Baker was laid tin in bed for sev
eral days after the first game with Lincoln
last Sunday with neuralgia of the fnco. Ho
Is rounding to nicely , however , nnd will bo
ready for active service by the tlmo the gong
taps.
taps.Uobcrtson
Uobcrtson Bros' , cigar store , Just north of
the Wabash corner on Fifteenth street , will
bo the down-town ticket ofllco for the Omaha
club this season. They will also bulletin
dally all championship games played In the
three big leagues ,
The thirteen club down at Bean Town pave
Jimmy McGarrn farewell reception the night
before ho loft for Denver , and "do chiopoy"
took n Pullman stateroom for the west. A
whole section wasn't big enough.
Frank Seloo considers iioldcr Brodlo the
greatest player developed by the National
Icngiia last season , wnllo Jim Mutrio will
put up his last sostcrccco on Whistler , as
will old man Anson on our oftn Jimmy
Coonoy.
Thcro is no doubt nbout the excellence of
the Omaha team. It is ono of the best in the
Western association. The players can cover
ground-tlioy can bat with any In the busi
ness , they can run bases nnd are all earnest
workcrs.ovcry ono of them.
J nek. Crooks got up out of a sick bed to
take part in the opening championship game
between Columbus and Louisvlllo ; lust
Wednesday , and still Columbus couldn't
wlun Jack has been installed in his old posi
tion as captain of the Buckeye team.
Klmer Smith snys ho is confident that Ivan-
gas City will again win the pennant , but
Elmer has probably overlooked the little matter -
tor of umpires. At the clojo ot last soasna u
game on the Kansas City grounds was n lead
pipe cinch , nnd the umpires furnished the
pipe.Milwaukee
Milwaukee makes n great roar over Vender
dor Aho'8 steal of Hoodlum Griffith , nnd yet ,
they denounce him ns n shirker nnd say ho
built up his reputation last bcuson off of .such
weak team * ns Omahn , Lincoln and St. Paul.
O consistency , thou nrt n , veritnblo Joweh'y
store , a nro I
Columbus hns snared Phil Knoll. , The
Buckeye capital seems to hnvo n hunkering
after Omahn talent. She also has Jack
Creoles , Klmer Cleveland and Jack Sliced.
Well , as fjist ns wo got through with them
this eastern village Is welcome to them.
Ja > : k Crooks jumped out of n sick bed to
commence the chnmplonshlp season of 'DO nnd
lie will have the same tough experience tills
year. Ed 1C. Itlfodcclnrcsthnt Jnck must have
been born In the dark of the moon , for ill luck
purbuos him ilka a township constable nftcra
uclimiucnt debtor.
There has been n good deal otnlk to the
effect that Dave Uowo is not going to play
ball this season , but the truth is you couldn't
chase him off the diamond with u bulldog.
Brother Duvo likes to be heard and seen ,
and he'll tire John Irwln so quick some day
that it will initko his head swim.
Omaha's baseball acason opened on Sun
day , and Tin : Bin : reports that It "opened
with n rrowbor. " What Tin : Br.i : moans ,
speclllcnlly , is thnt Lincoln came with an alli
ance team and captured Omaha rqvorslng
the action of the state senate ; vetoing Gov
ernor Boyd , ns It were. Sioux City Journal.
St. Paul took awoct revenge out of the Cin
cinnati litVTUors at Mot Springs last week.
They los ne llrstgamo played nnd then tooic
three straight. Charllo Abbey plnved llnely
In pilch nnntost nml h t.tnil lllcn u llomV In
the second game ho made two homo-runs nnd
n three-bagger , Say , don't you think the
Saints will bear n llttlo wntchlng !
It would bo u glorious reurlsal to sco
Shannon's Lnmbi dust off the diamond next
Thursday with Cuslimnn's Big Heads. Ln.it
Bonbon wo didn't get a game from thorn , not
withstanding the fact that the two llrst of
the lust hories on the home grounds were
fairly and squnroly won. Bnuswlno , the
alleged umpire , stole them both , hut It cost
him his position.
The Philadelphia Times savs that the Ath
letics hnvo released Vnn Dyke and Taloux
City can keep him. The Tlmoi U too kind ,
the Corn Huskora Intended to keep thoyoung
man release or no r-'leaso. All the American
association's guff about respecting phi ) crs un
der contract counts for nnught in these dnys.
With the wise management It Is mi eye for
RII eye , n tootti for u tooth , nnd n pitcher for
u pitcher.
The Corn Huskcrs hnvo unearthed another
phcnom In a young country clodhopper by
the immo of Borth. The Journal says : "Ho
requested Manaeor Buckonborgor to give
him n trial in the box nnd the way ho fanned
out tho.profcsh allowed that ho hud the stulT
In him to make n mlghly good pitcher after a
n little practice. Ho has great speed nnd
throws n misty ln-snoot that puzzled the bat
ters. ' "
The sporting editor of THE lien some time
ago gave us the name of Farmers' Alliance ,
and us nil the papers of the vountiy seem to
bo addressing us with " such n title , I suppose
wo shnll have to "bo satisfied. Well , why
shouldn't wol Haven't the Farmers'
Alliance been carrying off all the honors of
this state for tto pust low mouths I Why
should wo not keep up the good work I 1 say ,
lot thnt bo our nnmo , by nil menus. Lincoln
Correspondence. , ,
The latest additions to the Cl'iclnnnttl ns.
soci tion team are pitcher Kllroy nnd short
stop Cnimvnn. The latter was reserved by
the Omulm club which tried to cut his sal-
nry Times-Star. Omaha didn't try to cut
Cannvan's salary , but they did It , and wcro
Justified lu the slash , and Canavou accepted.
but your pure and righteous Amorloan asso
ciation induced him to break his Word. But
nobody oaros , wo'Vo got n man worth three
of Him.
Among the Wcitcrn association plnvers
who once played in the league , brotherhood
and American association mur bo mentioned
Plekelt , Sanders , Wilson , timer Smith ,
Jluimy Manning , Hick Carpenter , Danny
Stearns and Burns , of the Kansas Citys ;
George Tebcau. Billy O'Brien. ' Tom Hnmsoy
and Keefo , of the Donversj John Irvln , Dave
Howe , Tomnoy , Raymond , Hank O'Day ' nnd
Burkett , of the Llncolns ; Schrlvcr , Vlckery ,
Grim and Burkb , of the MllwauKces ; Dell
Darling , Howard Earlo , Kid Baldwin , Shu-
gort and Bnrtson , of Minneapolis : Twltchell ,
Shannon , Normnn Baker. McCnuleyand Hal-
llgan , of the Omahns ; Billy Enrlo and Schlo-
beck , of the Sioux Cltys.
Iiitprpstlnjj Atnntciir NHWI.
riattsmouth will bo In It.
Fremont will have a strong team.
Llnahan thinks of going to Seattle.
Blair opens the season nbout May 10.
The State league appears to bo uo go.
Look out. for Biiymor of Missouri Valloy.
Lou Camp , third baseman , is still hero , dis
engaged.
Toner will bo with the Nonpareils and not
the West Omahns.
The Nonpareils and the West Omahas
hnvo suits Just alike.
Pitcher Stcphenson will play with the
Council Bluffs Models.
Jcllen nnd Lncoy will , a usual , bo the bat
tery for the Nonpareils.
Bradford. McAulllTo and Mahoney will
make the best outfield the Nonpareils over
had.
Jimmy Hart Is looking flue as silk nnd will
fool some of the sluggers that claimed his
nrm was gono.
Jollen Is speedier than ho was last year
and should bo able to throw 'em over so fast
you can't ' see 'em.
The West Omnhas have their eye on a flno
catcher who , If secured , will greatly
sticngthen the team.
Llnahan nnd the Blair management do not
agree on terms. Come , Blnlr , hurry up or
you will loso'a good man.
Bddmgcr hns secured n good shea of advance -
vance money from the Appleton , Wis. , team.
They get n dnndy twirler In him.
Bon Wilson will hold down right field for
the West Omahas. TulK about hitters , the
rest of them are not In It with Bon.
Flynn will hold down batr No. 1 for the
Nonpareils and Toner will cover short ,
Frank Mnhonoy going to the outfield.
Gntowoodhas not yet closed with any team
for this season. Ho has several offers nnd
will likely bo found in the I. nnd I. league.
Cnrrlgnn say * Shannon Is not in it with
him playing second. Jack has a team that
think they can tuko a full out of Shannon's
lambs.
Martin Nelson will either cover shortstop
or third for the West Omahas. Mnrt is n
line little player and will hold his end up in
good shape.
Talk about team work. Just go down to
Fifteenth and Vlnton any line evening nml
watch the Nonpareil boys nt practice and see
how it's done.
Lucas nnd Thompson both left to join their
tcnms.lust week. They expect to reach the
town in nbout two woaks. Thnt is if the
walking-Is good.
Frank Mahoney will play in the outfield
this season for the Nonpareils. Frank cov
ered short for them last year and did it in
great shape , too.
John Patterson in ly bo given a trial at
third base by the Nebraska City. They
would malto no mistake in signing this man ,
us ho is u comer.
Sam Koyos , Blair's star third baseman ,
suddenly loft town lust week owing numer
ous small bills. Pitcher Wcllbaum also de
parted with him.
Willlnms , the Crnno company pitcher ,
would .strengthen some minor league team.
His last season's work with Chadrcn and
later with the Crauo company team was of
the best. " '
The Models of Council Bluffs will have ono
of the nicest and complete uniforms of any
nmatour team. They consist of dark blue
pants and shirt nnd white stockings. They
uib rotnilnr "butos. "
Jerry Mnhonoy Is the king-pin of third
basemen In Omaha , a splendid thrower , quick
nnd n grent sticker. Ho is plenty good
enough for n minor lenguo team , but ho does
not wish to outer the professional ranks.
Harry Bowles will surely cover loft fl.old
for the West Omahas , and jou bet ho is n
corker. Ho is also n first-class backstop und
the only man the Crane company's team ever
had that could catch Williams successfully.
Wo would like to recommend Catcher
Frank Mnupln to a team needing n catcher.
Maupin played lost season with Hid Lincoln
Giants nnd Kansas City "Havcrloys. " Ho
is n line backstop , good hitter and n speedy
bnso runner nnd wns the most popular man
on the Lincoln team. His terms nro reason
able nnd ho can be uddressed at 11-3 Eust
Eighteenth street , Knnsas City.
The Nonparlel team will have a flno park
nt Fifteenth and Vinton. The fence Is bohur
built und the work on the grand stnnd will
soon DO stnrted , The boys will endeavor to
secure the best amatucr teams in the city nnd
stnto to play thorn und should make a success
of the venture. The admission will bo placed
at 15 cents. The opening of the grounds will
bo nbout the second week in May and besides
the ball jrnmo.thcro will bo athletic contests
open to all nmntuers.
Suitor Suits Swnus.
D \XNnimoci , Neb. , April 0. To the Sport
ing Editor of Tin : Bin : : A Jolly hunting
party , composed of our crack shots , returned
yesterday from a stroll up the Loup. In n
swamp near St. Michaels , G. B. Sailer , ono
of the partv , killed. . three line white swans
with two shots' The largest of the birds
measured seven feet llvo inches from tip to
tip. By his llrst shot ho laid two of the birds
out with ono ball ut fifty yards range. shootIng -
Ing both through the head. They are splen
did specimens nnd will ho mounted by Dr.
Saltur , the taxidermist. PCTEII ( jinsos" .
< Ti > liiisnn'8 ClialloiiK ; Accepted.
If Mr. Johnson of Lincoln means race ho
should post n forfeit with the sporting editor
of Tin : But" and I will cover It Immediately
Jor Mr. T. O'Neill of South Omaha to walk
him ono or live miles , square heel and too , for
u reasonable amount. Or I , myself , will run
Mr. Johnston or iiry other resident of the
west from one-half mlle up to twenty-live
miles. They can two choice of distance and
I choice of track. Any one wishing a rnco
can post n forfeit to show thnt they moan
business. I had mine posted last fall for a
month. TIIOMIS HI.NU.I ,
151U Cnpitol Avenue ,
Olllolnl Cycle Hit letln No.1. .
Mr. N. T. FlsU Imvlujr removed his resl-
denco from ttio state nnd hla resignation liav-
intf been accepted , C. U. Nlcodoimis hus been
appointed to lilt the ofllco of secretnry-trens-
urur for the balance of tlio year.
The following members liavo been np
pointed local consuls for their several dis
tricts : A. K. Kdmlston , Lincoln ; H. II.
Uhotles , Uiiiuun ; A. L , Mojolulcr.Unnnobriiir ;
Sam J. Hell , Davlrt City
The division oftlcors hnvo decided to hold u
meet nbout July I , nnd would bo plonscd to
receive bids from cltlos nnd townt thnt do-
slro the meet. Address nil conimunicntloiis
to A. II. I'errleo , 'chief uansnl , Hull Uodiro
street , Omnhu. I'leiiau glvo nil inducements ,
hotel ncconunodntlon , si/omul kind of tr.ick ,
if any and rallroid fncllltlos. Fr.itonmlly ,
II. II. I'Kiiiiuio , Chief Consul.
OMVIM , Nob. , April Plb91.
from tin When ) .
A Indies' bloyclo club , called the National
club , has been organiiod by the lady bioy-
clists of Rochester.
A party of bicyclists will sail from Now
York Juno ! t ( ) for n tour through the Hartz
Mountains , Germany.
Philadelphia , Chicago , Providence , Peorln
and Hartford would nil llko to secure the
national championship's races.
Of the 441 lady members In the L. A. W. ,
Mussnehusetts contributes SJ ; Now York.flS ;
lpiu.sylvnnla | , 2i ; ; Illinois , 41 ; Uho.le Island ,
! I7.
Stlllman G. Whittaker.tho well known pro-
fcsslonal racer , will "attempt to lower nil ex
isting snfoty records from ono to twenty-live
miles this season.
The MlnnenjwUs bievoloelub. the oldest or
ganization and the only L. A. W. club In Min
neapolis , was disbanded n short time ago , all
hut live of the members having been expelled
for non-payment of dues.
Arrangements hnvo been completed for n
six days' ladles' bicycle race to take place In
Minneapolis the third week in April. T , W.
Kck has the ma tier la charge. The contes
tants will bo Armulndo , LT.Ho Williams ,
Helen Baldwin. Hlldn Julia and Kitty
O'Brien.
Messrs. E. K. Stevens and O. D. Mitchell
of Washington , D. C. , are planning n bicycle
tour around the world. They will start In
the middle of May nnd will travel from Cork
through Ireland , Wales , England , Franco ,
Swlt7crland , the Tyrol , Turkey , Greece , Asia
Minor ami Pnlostlno to Egypt. From thli
point their plans nro Indefinite , but the tour
will probably Include also India , Ceylon nnd
Australia , nnd will ocoupy a year or moro
altogether ,
Apollo Glut ) Notc'i.
It Is said th.it Werlz will rldo nn Englo this
summer.
Denman is looked after the Interests of our
boys at Lincoln ,
Holton will leave for California In n short
tlmo for hU health.
Flescher Is now chief tinker nt Pcrrlgo's ,
and Dr. Bell Is assistant.
Plxloy did not co to Lincoln last week , Just
why no ono seems to know.
The roads being In goo J condition the boys
will rldo to Blair next Sunday ,
Smith , our now secretary , Is n la-do-da , nnd
has stnrted out llko nn old-timer.
There will probably bo several road races
ere long to decide who shall bo In the 1891
racing team.
At the last regular meeting of the club two
now members were admitted , William Schnoll
and Archlo Flynn.
Porrlgo says ho soils n do/cn safeties to ono
ordinary. At this rate the old ordinary will
bo out of sight In n few years.
Detroit will not run the league champion
ships at the annual moot , and Chicago and
Philadelphia nro lighting for them.
The Apollos hnvo concluded to Join the
league , and by the llrst of next month there
will nt least bo ono legal club In the city.
It Is reported that Lumsdon will rldo a
pneumatic tired Safety In the Pullman road
race to bo hold In Chicago In Mny. Another
good man gone wrong ,
Thtrty-11 vo miles In two hours on n sixteen-
lap track I Well I that is remarkable. This
Is what they claim was made at Lincoln the
llrst day of the six-day raco.
Mr. Baxter , the would-be 100-mile cham
pion of Nebraska , will start for Dallas , Tex. ,
In n few dnvs with n team of picked llyors
from the Wild Idciilors to dedicate a new col
iseum in that city.
Plxloy says tUls senson will bo his Inst ono
at bicycle racing. Ho will go to the Detroit
and Peoria meets and then retire from the
path. Floscher nlso announces this to bo
his lust season of racing.
The called run for Sunday last was Cres
cent City , Iowa. About eleven of the boys
started , but , were compelled to return on nc-
count of bad roads. Captain Belndorff called
n run to the fort in the afternoon , which was
greatly enjoyed.
What Is the matter with the boys having n
friendly race to Bellnvue with the Omaha
wheel club I Such n race would bo interest
ing , as the wheel club can pick four good
men from their ranks nnd the Apollos could
run their regular team , Flescher , Denman ,
Wertz nnd Pixloy.
MIscollmuMMii .Spirts
Cross country runs are an athletic amuse
ment Omaha has never Indulged in.
Jimmy Hosan , the Quaker city Kmtnm , has
issued n dell add rods to nil 10--i ! > otiml men In
the states.
" " Weir nnd Griflln
"Spider" Johnny are
booked to open before , the AJax club of Bos
ton April 21.
Two big Iowa heavyweights are booked
for a finish fight nt Germanln ball on the
night of tho2ittt.
A training handling stable has been opened
nt the now track in tnis city by G. C. Smith ,
3.VJO dairies street.
W. B.Harmon , Auoiirn , Neb. , has pur
chased of B. G. Kendall , Omaha , his I'er-
cheron stallion , Tomerairo , 5507.
Several of Philadelphia's cricket clubs
are coming west this summer. Pittsburg1 ,
Detroit , Chicago nnd Omaha will bo visited.
The Amateur athletic union national cham
pionship Ramos will bo held on October U ,
nnd the nil-round Individual championship
on Juno 2.
John M. Thurston , Dr. W. J. Galbralth
Bob \Vclls and Henry Hainan , leave for
Chirks tomorrow for a week's whack nt the
ciuivassb.iclc und redhead.
At David City , Nab. , is nn Institution
almost unknown to fame , which , however ,
is an attribute of merit in other lines than
that ot manufacturing horse clothing.
Jack Hlghtower at Germanla hall , South
Omaha , next Monday night , will endeavor to
knock out Barney Taylor In six rounds. The
light Is for J.1J a sldo and the gate recolpts.
The proposed prlzo light between Ted
Prltchard nnd Bob Kitzslmmons will not be
arranged unless the Now Zenlander agrees to
Unlit in Pelican or National club , London.
J. G. Smith & Son , Fremont. Nob. , have
sola to N. J. Uonln , satno place , and owner of
Newsboy , Sllvortip , by Mnmbrlno Bashaw ,
dam Nelly , by Mugnu Chief , slro of Kitty B. ,
W. H. Qulnn , the Pacific coast champion ,
Is backed by Billy Hawley to moot Evan
Lewis the str.iiiflor. ( If Lewis accepts tin )
match will take place in Omaha or Chicago
foriOO a side. Mixed styles will rule.
David Miller has won the tltlo of Iowa's
"checker king.1 Ho defeated C. A. Merrill
In two series for the championslf.p. Out of
scventv games Miller won thlrty-nluo , Mer
rill sixteen nnd fifteen were draws.
Another Nebraska sale , to go back to
Illinois , Is the standard-bred colt. Harry \V. ,
by Chester Chief , by Hambletonlan 10 , sold
by II. W. Bowman , Central City. His dam
is'owncd oy E. D. Gould , who nlso owns
some of her colts by Shadclaml Onward ,
2-01 : . The purchaser was Dr. William Will-
ortou , Jacksonville , 111. , and the price paid
? lbUO.
The third und last match between .T. A. U.
Elliott und Captain John Brewer , was also
taken by Brewer. In the flrsttnatcli Brewer
killed 23 out of ' . ' . " > In the shoot-olt ( against 21
for Elliott , ) after tying at 93. In the second
match Brewer klllou Oil to 9J for Elliott. It
will thus bo seen thutBrower killed 'MS birds
out of ! U3 shot at , leaving 17 scored as
"missed , " although several of these dropped
dead out of bounds. The conditions wire ! ! 0
yards rise , about 80 yards boundary and \ } {
ounces of shot , with No. 12 guns. The scoro-
Browor--.J 3 2112:2 : 2 32122 9-00332
2220212232121222122132021210
111221202222232222221122212
° 2 2 20232222 2 2 23 222 222133232
Elliott 1 3201233 1231212202202
1 2 0 1 0 1 1'2 2 0 I 3 3 2 1 2 1 2 2 0 2 2 1 2 2 2 2
12022211322221222101212223 3 3
1 3 022 1222120223312212112.
Total kllled-sa
Anent Jack Davis' probable second battle
with Joe Choylnski before the California
athletic elub , the Chronicle has the following
to say : "Jack Davis U a man Just now con
sidered a formidable opponent for any heavy
weight , Sullivan included. Ho flrst came to
the Pacllle const shrouded In mystery so far
ns our local sport patrons were concerned
nnd continued so until nftcr his defeat by
Choylnski ; nnd what a defeat ! This wns a
contest In which the seconds moulded the re-
suit ; for if the Omahn man had been prop
erly coached during and after the fourth
round the result would undoubtedly have
been Just the reverse. That the high opinion
of Davis as n lighter is sharnd by hundreds
In this city is shown by an interview with" n
loading light of the California club n few
days after his fight , when Davis' name was
suggested as n contestant for the January
meeting. Said ho : 'This man Davis is a
dangerous man too dangerous for us to book
at this tlmo. Ho wastes very little tl.no In
fiddling or fancy work , but commences busi
ness nt the call nnd keeps it up to the end.
While wo should be pleased to see
him perform again , wo would undoubtedly
jeopardize our interests by matching
him for nn early meeting. " "From what you
hnvo seen of him would you call him among
the lenders ! " was usked. "Most assuredly , "
wns the reply , "Tho man who beats him will
know ho has been In u hot engagement. True
ho lacks u little In science , but thnt is bal
anced by his tremendous hitting powers. "
Having witnessed Davis In n contest under
advcrsti circumstances , 'Friscoans are eager
to see him In the ring when the clrcum-
are equal.
nirl
OXUIIA , AnrllS To the Sporting Editor nf
Tin : llii : : ; A starts from here nt 4 oVloolc
Mtndny inornlnx anil says lin nrrtvul at Dim-
vcr the following nl'Jht , What would that
refer to Sundy or .Monday night ? 1'loubo
Air * . Mr. A referred to Mondny night un
questionably , unless ho Intended to make the
trip \ > y telegraph ,
SniNKr , la. , April a To the Editor of Tins
lice : I'leasu publish the rnlt'S governing
four-haudvd clacss lu Sunday's UEK.Vhtu
ono nifin Is choakmatpd can yon stilt take his
pieces-M. J. Ilitrtliolomow ,
Ans , Wo do not see how U would bo pos-
ftlblo to piny n fouf-h.indcd trnmo of chess ,
except by two partio * plavlnst against two
others , nnd ns soon'ns onosldo checkmated
the other , the gnuia would bo finished.
WIIITMOIIK , Neb , April 8. To the Hportlnu
Editor of TIIK liGKt What Is the bwt record
for n trottlnit lmr ofor one hour und what
horse mndo It ? A. 11 , C.
Ans. Twenty miloa. by Captnm McGownu
In 18(55. (
KANSAS CITV , Apll ft To the Sporting
Editor of Tin : HEIB To settle a hot pie IHO
plvu Eddie Cuthbert's ba < < o running record
urn ! when nnd where made , In Sunday B lieu ?
Midland.
Aus. Cuthbort ran the bases in 13) ) , seconds
ends nt St. Louis In Mnrch , 187r > .
J. H. T. nnd W. Mo. , city All bets go with
the stnkes unless declared oil by roforco or
Judge.
Oou.Ncn , Hr.urrs , April 0 , To the Sporting
Editor of TUB HKK : 'hi scttlo n small bet nnd
n hlRdlHnutn pk-nMi Mule whether Itojjiirdns
overkilled 10) ) lilrds straight' Also has lUllutt
or Captain Kroner ever accomplished the
same feat ? Jny.
Ans. Yes , nt Chicago , III. , July 2 , 1809.
Brewer accomplished the same feat In Aus
tralia in 18S9. Elliott's best Is US. Al Bandlo
killed his 100 birds strlght nt Cincinnati last
August.
OMAHA , April 10. To the Sporting Editor of
Tin : IIKK : Is John Irwln. now \\lth Uneoln ,
the lliotherliooil louder of lust year ? What
has become of Emmet Honors , Uneoln's
cntuhor , mid Joe Strauss of the Sioux Olty.tV
Shortstop.
No ; that was Artie. Rogers has not yet
reported. Joe Strauss Joined the Huskcrs
yesterday.
OMAHA. April 11 To the Snorting Editor of
TUG HK.E : To dci-ldo n but will you plouso nn-
fitter the follott Ing iiucitlon.s In your-Sunday
HKK ? In last Sunday's game of bull between
thii Omahas nnd Lincoln * , did Lincoln have n
luft-hiuuled pitcher In the box ? If s.o. at what
Innlnu1 was he retired , und \\hat wns his name ,
and what position did ho piny utter leaving
tlio box7-H. II. Ciunk.
Ans. Yes. Houcb. Retired In the third ,
from the gamo.
llhii OAK. In. , April 10.-To the Sporting Ed
itor HEK : I'leuso nnswcr In SUMIAY'S IIKI :
what cnmol.oniistreet , formerly of Nebraska
Ulty , U to pitch for the Umtilm biisnball tfiiiu ,
0.
Ans. No gome.
QVESTIOAS'AXlt .tXSWEltH.
WIST POINT , Neb. . April. ! , To the Editor of
Tin : HII : : : llo many itvlments of Infantry ,
rnvulry and aitlllery ate thorn In thu United
States uriny , or him there been for ten yeuis
past ? J , U. lluins
ITho same question comes from J , H.
Kount/ , ]
Ans.In the United States army there nro
2. ) regiments of Infantry , 10 of cavalry nnd 5
of artillery ; nlso ono butnlllou of engineers.
UscKutjA , Nob. , Aprils. To the Editor of
TIIK HUB : Will you answer tliioiiKlrTin : HKU
the following ( ( iiustlon : Have the lesldents
of the District of Columbia United States
senators und repiesentatlves. mcmbeisor the
cabinet , vice-president and piesldent the
right of MilTrtiKC ? If not , why not ? < ' . I' . J.
Ans. The residents of the 'District pf
Columbia have no vote , except on municipal
matters. All the others you mention vote In
the various states where they have n pormn-
iient residence.
TAIIM : KOUK , Neb. , April 4. To the Editor
of TIIK HIB : : Will you answer the following
< juestlons : 1. Wus there over a lowurd offoruu
by this or niiy oilier government for the In-
> entlcn of pi-rpetiiul motion ? - If MI , whut
amount ami fiat arc.tho conditions icqulicd
to obtain this reward ? vu : simple motion or
motion with 111010 IMWIT than simply enough
to inn the Intention ? 1" A. Klshur.
Aus. Wo never honrd of uny rownrd being
offered ov this or any other government for
the discovery of perpetual motion. Theio
have been u numberof'beokers utter a working
perpetual motion , butiionoof them hnvo boon
successful.
CUNTIIAI.CITV , Nub. , Match M. To the Edi
tor of Tin : HKK : 1'lu.iso njiiwor through the
columns of yoiialuublopiipor | , whether or
not 1 am u cltl/en of the United States. If not ,
am I entitled to vote ? 1 was borfi In Germany ,
my father took out Ills 11 "simmers wlion I WHS
about two years old ; Ills second papers ho se-
culed tluuo years uro. Wo have always re
sided In thu United t-tutesbliieowellibtlumicd.
Ans. Of course , If you uro not a citizen
you are not entitled to vote , but if you uro
twenty-one years of ago you are a citizen , and ,
consequently , haves the privilege of voting.
CoUf.cn. HI.UFFS , la. , April 5. To tlio Editor
of Tins UKU : To settle u dispute would ask you
pleuku to ( leeldo the following : A claims that
some mountains me hlsher than low clouds
Hucli us you sco travellns by on stormy
weather. 1J claim * that A is us far olT In his
ubsumptlon us the mountain fioiu the clouds.
Eu MAKEII.
Ans. There are quite n number of moun
tains that are hit'licr than clouds , toworinir
far uoove them.
OMAHA , April : i.-To the Editor of TUB HEK :
I'U'iise state In TUB HKK which has the major
ity of belleveid In the United State- , the Cath
olics or 1'rotestants , all cliurohes combined ,
and what the difference Is in number. K T. Is
Ans. Thcro are ll ! , 150,133 Protestants of
all denominations and 8,277,0. ! ' . ) Roman Cath
olics In the United States. There are 5,202-
903 moro Protestants than Catholics , actual
communicants.
UOU.NCU. HMJFFS. la. , April a To the Editor
of TIIK HKK : l'leiso answer through the col
umns of your paper the following question :
W 111 you ploiiso tell me In what state or tictir
what states the Creole Million Is and what the
tlio population Is ; also their descent ? VIIANK
Ans. A Creole Is a native of the West In
dies or South America , who is descended
from EuroBoans. Tlio term is sometimes in
correctly applied to those whoso ancestors ,
were partly white , and hnvo in their veins
some blood of the Indians or negroes.
OMAHA , Aprils. To the Editor of Tin : UKU :
Plcato aner In your column what jiar
Michigan was ouencd for settlement.
Ans. Previous to Juno 89. 1S03 , Michigan
was Included in Indiana territory , but on that
date the latter was divided and Michigan
territory was organized. On January 20 , lbU7 ,
it was formerly declared a state by act of
congress.
Match UO. To the Editor of Tin : Ilui : : You
will please answer tlirouu'li Tin : Wr.untv Ilin :
the following : t. Did O rover Cleveland veto
tlio HUM Molnes rlviT land and navigation bill ,
known as thu Wilson billf L1. Did ll.irrlsun
vuto the mine billU. . Did Harrison call an
o.vtrabcfjlon of congressJ. . 1 < \ FAKN UM.
Ans. 1. Yes ; ho did. 2. No ; President
Hnrrlson never vetoed tins bill. ,3. No.
II'OKT OMAHA , March SI. To the Editor of
TUB UEK : Will.you please explain the urln-
eiples upon which the Maxim helf-actiiiggun
works ; by whom U was In\ented , etc.
Ans. The Maxim self-acting gun Is tlio mt
vcntlon of Hiram S. Maxim , un Engllshman.-
The working Of this gun Is nn enigma to ono
who never saw it In action , and wo fear that
It will bo but an Imperfect idea of its workIngs -
Ings that wo will bo able to convoy within our
limited space. First , every round , after the
Initial discharge , is exploded by the recoil of
the ono previous. Thu cartridges used uro
curried in a belt of any length to suit the size
oftuoguu ; or , when this Is not taken Into
consideration , to suit the whim of the opera
tor. Ono end of this cartridge bolt Is placed
Into the machinery of the gunwhich is "side-
geur. " When the guilds set iu operationund
after the first recoilthe cartridges are picked
out of the belt by the automatic action of the
gun Itself ; the bolt nnd empty shells being
ejected after llring. Every recoil of the gun
brings the next cartridge Into position , forces
it into the barrel , pulls back the hummer and
touches the trigger iu n truly human-like
manner : all with wonderful rapidity. Hiirh-
griuloMuxlui guns have boon known to tire
over six bundled shota per minute. The gun
may bu turned In any direction by moans of n
crank , The rate of.itlschnrgu Is regulated by
a "controlling chamber. " which enables the
operator to tire ns rapidly or as slowly as ho
desires ,
UAUTMU.V , Nob. , March SO. To the Editor of
Tin : lieu : Will you pleuso Inform a sub
scriber's daughter from what the weld "to-
bogfun" is derived , und how It originated.
Ans. The word is from the North Ameri
can Indian lunguage'ffrom a trlbo that form
erly lived In the vicinity of Quebec , Canada ) ,
unit signifies n sled. The original word was
"adabugan. " As the word Is uow used It docs
notoxactly mean a sled.but n very broad board
turned up nt ono or both ends , used in coast-
Ing. When the word lirst came Into use among
English-speaking people it was usually writ
ten "tnrbogin. "
MihfeOUin VAI.I.EV , la. , March 20. To tlio
Editor of Tin : HKK : Who und when was thu
lust lii'iiioorntlo governor ot Iowa prior to tlio
iiluftlon of .Mr Holes two > ears n at 'J. Mow
far Is It from Now York to China , and how
lomt will It take to bring the remains of Mr.
HullliiBull from Hong Kong-to Amor.ea ?
\ * J T
Ans. 1. Stephen Hompstend , who won
out of ofllco In IbSI , was the lust democratic
governor of lown prior to the present In
cumbent , 2. Ills nbout eighteen thousand
three hundred nnd twonty-llvo miles by the
nearest steamship route from Hong Kong to
Now York City. The remains will nrrlvo
sometime in April , something like nbout
forty davs from the date of the death of Mr.
Bulflngall.
DoWltfs Ltttlo Early Risers ; best llttlo
pills for dyspepsia , sour stomach , bad breath.
Don't ' Overlook ;
Our new arrivals in Sack and Frock Suits ; they're handsomer thia
spring than ever. Prices , $7.50 , $10.00 , $12.50 , and $15.00
New spring shades , dark and medium colors. You can tell a B. K. &
Co , suit as far as you can see it , by its perfect fit and neat appearance
"It's Economy to buy 'Em , " they're made right , and never lose theil
shape. $7.5O , $10.00 , $12.50 and $15.00 , places them within easy
reach , try one I " .
In Spring Overcoats , our assortment is extra large , you can select any
shade you want at $1O.OO , $12,50 , $15.00 and $18.OO , and if you want
something par excellent , and don't want to pay the Tailor's price ,
' 'We've got 'Em , " at $15 , $18. $2O , 25 , and $30.
There's never a mistake made by buying garments well put together , -
and there's a world of comfort in.wearing them.
Beautiful line of Children's Suits , always on hand , handsome styles ,
'
$ 2.5O , $3 , $3.50 , $4 and $5. They're very tasty and when seen on the
street everybody knows they're from
BROWNING , RING & CO. , '
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS ,
S. W. Cor. 15th and Douglas Streets !
Se.nd for Illustrated Catalogue.
Not Fitted for Citizenship.
A couple of aspirants from the sunny
climes of Italy , now residing in Pliuims
county , applied to the superior court for
llnul 'papers of citizenship , says the
Lusscn , Gal. , Advocate. They were ac
companied by the requlHito number of
witnesses of the sumo nutionulily. Ono
of the applicutits hud been in the coun
try six years and the other oiirht , but
neither was sulliciontly familiar with
the English language to carry on a con
versation underptundingly. .ludgo Mas-
ton , not being a hyphenated American
himself , is deposed to ( jive the natural
ization laws at least a fair hearing , and
tlio services of an interpreter were
called , through whom questions were
asked and answered as follows :
"Do you know tlio nature of an oath ? "
"No. ' '
"Don't you know that you are liable
to go to state prison if you swear
falsely ? "
"No. "
' Are you attached to tlio constitution
of the United States ? "
"Don't know whether wo are or not.
Don't understand tlio nature of the ques
tion. "
"Did you over read the constitution
of the United States ? "
"No. Did not know there wns ono.
Never heard of it. "
"Can you road and write the English
language ? "
"Who is at the head of the govern
ment , a king or a president ? "
' 'Don't know , but gucfes it is n king. "
"Who makes the laws of this coun
try ? "
"Don't know. "
"You know that if you become a citi
zen you are allowed to vote , don't
you1'
"O , yes , wo know that. "
"Well , don't you know that
every voter has a voice in making the
laws' ? "
"No ; did not know that. ' '
"Aro you willing to foreswear your al
legiance to all other countries , and moro
particularly that of you nativity , in
favor of the United States ? "
"Don't understand the question. "
"Well , in case of war between the
United States and some foreign power ,
with Italy f&r instance , would you bo
willing to fight for this country ? "
"Don't know about that. "
"Thon what is your reason for wanting
to become citi/.ens ? "
"Wo have filed on some land and wish
to make final proof. "
"Well , boys , I sympathize with you
under the circumstances , but with the
utter ignorance which you have shown
of the laws of the country , ! cannot grant
you your papers. My advice would bo
for you to go homo and study them , and
when you know the nature of an oath ,
whether this is a monarchical or repub
lican form of government , have read the
constitution understandingly , either in
English or in your native language ( it is
printed in all civilize'd tongues ) , and
learned a few other things highly essen
tial for all good citizens to know , come
back , and if I am on the bench I will
grant your papers. "
Kiss or Un Shot.
A drunken Italian baker , llorlo Nnrono ,
In Santa Barbara , Gal , , attempted to kiss his
omplycor's ' wlfp. She declined the offer ,
whercuuon Nurono drew n big revolver and
llred nt the woman , but missed her. She
Hew into the next room , when Narono fired
again through the door. The second shot
took effect in her loft hand. Narono was
placed under arrest. The affair caused great
excitement among the Italian residents. The
place where the shooting occurred Is n
grocery , saloon , bakery and hotel combined.
"Soak clothes that fade over night In
water. " That's all right. What do you ad-
vlso. now. for clothes thnt fade over dnvl
FOR SALE.
\Vrlto for Prices nnd Samples.
LIGHTNUR & BICKIiLlIAUIT ,
ROSCOB , S. D.
Foil LADIES O.NI.V Dr. l.ciluo' I'orioillcal rills ,
the Kronen remedy , act on thu menstrual system und
euro suppression from whatever cnuiu. I'romolo
mvnrtruutlon. Theie pills shoiilil not bo taken ilur-
IDK . .eunancy. Am. I'lll Co , lloyiiltjr 1'ropn. . Hpon-
ccr Clay Co , in. Genuine by Slum an * .McConnoll ,
Loiik-oat. . nnar P.O. . Uruahas < - A. .ielcher. SoutU
Urnuliai Jl. I1. Kills ; CuuncllIlluirii. _ U , ut > fur < i.
inir < ii it UIM urif nowH-flgeu
IvuOliiE reiunly for all th i
unualuia ! dliKharites an't
prlvntedlseaeesof iiieii , A
certain euro for tht * deblll *
talliiK wealfnesa peculiar
to women.
KM col ; fc JiirticrlheltuniHeoUnfri
THEEy > n CHtMir lCo In rerommetidlDt ; U to
II nulTeriTi.
7J SinNER.HO.OlCATUB.Itt
No lit by
Tnti I'tlU'K 81.00.
Dr.n DIIO'N I'orloillcal IMIlH.
This r'rcneh remedy acta directly upon tno tener-
atlTo organs and cures auppreiiilon of thu menses.
I tor three for M , mid can be nmllcwl Should nut be
u ed during pregnancy. Jobbum , druvulstri and the
public aupplle < l by liooilnmn llrui Co , Umnlm. 1C
.1. 1'uykora and Howard Meyer * . Houtli Umaba )
M. B. Kills and A. U. I'oiter , Council llluOi.
NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS \
N. E. Cor. 14th and Farnam Sts.
DR. KL. . BROWNE ! .
Wo are now maKInc a sot of teeth for t4.0l ) . Wo also mulct-the Morris Thin niustlo 1'lute , aj
this us caid hoard making It the pluiisuntest jil.ito to ue.ii > .mil Will Not llreuk , In the mouth.
I'alnloss i\trietlon. ; : lly our now method teeth nro 1'osllHly oxtraotod Without 1'ulu o |
D.inu'er. Ooltl. bllver andltoni' llllliijis. Crown nnd llrldguork at lowest rates.
Olllcu open evenings until f.l'.O. Sunday , 10 to 'J.
NO GUREX ! NO RA.Y.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Seventeen TPirnoxnarl nso. A roulir irrnItiatw Ini iud'clno ' . * n diplomat Blioir. Is * tlll traatlna wttb
the inofttcxl nnccoa * . nil Ncrvom. Chrunlc.in I 1'rlvat'j tl ) o isu. . A pjnuinant euro ifuara'itool for CaturrlJ
HpormntorrlicE i , Iu t .Mnnliom ! , Seminal Wunknoo. Nlnht Lout's , linpotonur. Srphlllt. SUIcturs , anil nil all *
dies of the Illoml.Skln iinrl Urinary OMini. .V n. I uuaritiitoa TV ) for overcaio 1 uudorUka nd fill ti
euro. Ciiniultntlon froo. llook ( Mjiturloj of Llfo ) soul fro > . O.llcj houn 9 a. m. to3 p. m. SunJur 10
a. in. to 12 in.
DEWEY & STONEFURNITURE CO
Draperies and Furniture.
OLDEST AND LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WES1
1115-H17 FARM AM STREET , OMAHA , NER
Moore's ' Tree of Life.
A ( mllhpcurii for Klrtncy nml I.Mor Complaint ?
nnilnll blood dlspiniw. Dooi It | injr. to siirtur when
you c.ui Lo curoil liy nihiR Moiru'i Tree of l.lfa
tholiruitl.lfo Ucniolrl I'rlro II par bottlo. I'ro-
pared nnd put up by Dr. .1. II. .Mojru.
. TESTIMONIAL !
J.H.MOOHE. Dear Sir Kor nuvural yenp my wife
hns been nllltucil by xevoro piilnsln her licad nml a
cviu-ral ( U'proislon of UIH whole > 8U'm , cnuiad by
fiiactlvo kldnoy and lorplil llvi-r , loci'ihor l.h MIII-
ttroko. Two bollli's uf your "Tu-oof Idle. lias
helped her very much , anil a permanent euro H ns-
lurail. Vnur meillclno hns lull tbu true oluiui-ntiiof
a successful remedy , anil Kooinlonco to tl.o cause *
ordUe.10.
I'llII.AIlKI.l'lllA , Ho. , Nov. Ill , l 33
Pr.J. II. Moore , Chicago . . . . , .
Dear MrVour Tree of l.lfocnmoiliily to haul , ami
after u direful trlnl of It , I tiiko plfiisuro In Hylnii : It
Imill you claim for U. If anyunu cimibti Hils iitiitu-
ment , let Iliomwrtlu direct tumn.ltli bent wHIies
lor jou ami yitor Treu of IJIo , I inn y''JlA" ' ' ' '
C * * ! K l 1
kit. T. FEI.IX ( inllllAIIII'H OHIIINTAIj
OUIAM , on iiAtativi. IIIAIIIII'IIII. : :
lovMuthl'ati.lili' . Itusliunilhkln
Dutiesonj eury ulunUll ull
* " 2 SS3Olufu'lli'in.11 It'lili"
$ Wt& MrV- ' " '
5$3N * & , -
i" If feLte ? si {
a5ijj v3 W Y try | IIUUIH. Acitt |
1 1 " V jl no luui.tiifilt of
flmllni nun e. I > r U
A hu tl Milil tu a
Uily uf HID haul ton
fa patient ) "Avyuu
1 rtfoinmtnd ' ( Jon *
riHMr.Cirom'aiillio
Iratttinrliiful uf till
the Mll puiiiift-
tlonn. " Korwloliy
all JliVZuM * , ' " '
Jiinry Guoil. Deal-
WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP
Kor the Skin niiJ Sraln.
Preparrd ly a Dcrmitnlislit with
So jetri' expennnce. Unmiualrd
( or rctrma , wildhrvl , oily > km ,
f.Tib worm" , clia | . | i l hand' e\cci-
Iv | enplratiou , ugly completion.
utc , An unfalllnK rampily for all
walp alt > ctoii ! , anil a nre I revent-
ivo ut all funui uf nkln diseases.
For Salt by DrnggUte or lent ty mill , Prlco CO cents.
Hook n p rn a.
IIIu Irilt , ) , o > ll lUn > nrl it V > trKll i n. | ll.u Imlni.Ll MH |
( ! I ) fwr ] 0o. Ct riulu lin tr tt fttillivor t > y ltll < r.
JOHN 11. AVOoniSiritY , ITmstoloai t.
1 5 IV. 4i.M tit , , Now Ti'ork City.
I'KOl'LKwrlln for llluMrtted
( anilly paper on npcrutlunn uj > -
Jon tuinum. nmulu , plica , \ tt'
. coitle.hrilroti'lfi lirttceit , nppll
" ncci fur ilcfurinltli- i Him conn.
.ntlttf IMKIH for men. i-xplalulnn wlit
. . _ j and i' nnutgit uirtrtof ncclul.iirl-
_ i.clironlcdltcapcii.iriiilnalwriucnru.ioiii
_ uf inanlicxKl , ( iltct , yplilll , unnntural lr. f .an < l
'rrsulti of HljU8u ur uirriirs wlikli unntall forinHr-
rl Ke. linpnlniM or llfe' ilullci. J r. J.lrlilic'i
SViinilrriiil Orriuiiii InvlKariilnr < urn nil.
1o pnno in mcrllK. II trUI loule Bl fn-B. llr.
J.lriiiK Ai Co. , un W. KlutU itteet , Kaniu liur ,
"u-uroka irauilM.0 , C'lO.
THE SPECIALIST.
*
10 Years' Exiorlono9. |
PRIVATE DISEASES
Cured In 3 to 3 dura without tliolosiofnn houri'llinq
from bushiest. The most abjoluto euro for ( H * 154 !
nml all anmiTlrifC dlsctuirifos cmsr known to nmllcnl
oclcnco. SVI'IIII.IH , nvrnrrnntoil ciirolii.K ) toW ilnji.
Tlio niu't powerful rcnielj yet known for n ponnn-
nrtitciiro bTIUUTUUIS or [ mill In rullovliiKtho hlnd-
dor , cured nt lioruu , without Imtrumvnti ; no ciUtlntf ,
no pnln , no diluting. lx > ai of .Manhood or Wo iknoii
positively cur oil ; Inatnnt n-llof. Hkln dlneasei anj
leinnlo diicinoi permanently cunxl l > r Mcllruw'i
BUrcu * * In the Ireiumcnt of J'rlvnto Dlxmio * nil
iiovcr boon equalled , nncl his Brest nrnij of patlantl
renchea from the Atlantic to tlio I'aclllo. Hooka nnij
Cliciilnn free I-mllos from 1 to < onlr. lUh ami
Knrnnru Etrcoti Omaha , Nob. Kntranca on cither
utreet.
mud muuiuiutt
INSTITUTE ! .
Porlhotroitmontof nllCIIIlOMO ANO SUItniOAt
lISICASKllracui. ( ) . Appliances for lleformllles and
TruHsoei. Host Kncllltles , Apparatus tnd Itomudloi
fursuccoisful trettmnnt ot orory form of dlncasi
leiiulrlng Medical or Hurglcnl Treatment. NlNICTl
IIOOMS Klt I'ATII'.NIU llonnl and Attendunca
lH"t Aecommoilutlons ' .Veil Write for circulars on
Duformltlui and llrncei. Trusses , Club Feet , Curva
tures of Uptno , IMIos , Tumors , Cancer , Cntnrrh ,
llronchltls , Inlinlatt.in , Kli-ctrlelty , 1'arnlysls , Kpll'
eyiiy , Klilnnys , lllndder. I'.fe. Kur , Hkln and llloo.t
iind all Hurnlcnl ( iporntloiu. lllhKArllCS UKVOMld
n eppclnlto. Hook os Diseases of Women lrun. W4
hnvo I/Holy / lidded n lying In Dopnrtmunt for W ml
llurlng tontlncment ( Htrlctly Private. ) Only Holla.
blu.Medlcul InotlluU Making a Bp'Claity of 1'IU-
VATK IMSKAHr.H.
All lllood ll ) er o siiceeisfully treatod. Medlclni
or Inttruments sunt by mall or eipress securel )
packed , no innrki to indicate conlonU or render.
Onu persona. Interview preferred Call and consul !
UHoriend hliory of your tasn. nnd wowllljendlo
lain wrnpperour IIUUKTO JIK.V FIlKKi upon I'rl.
rain , Hpe < lal or Nervous Dlsu.noi , wlthiuaitlon | IliU
Address all Utters to
Dr. A. T. McLaughlln , President
Cith inn ! Ilurnoy btrcutH , Omiilin.
I W E9HB I I Will v
I have a litive remedy for tha alMiTndiseanoi tylt v
uw thousandi of caa a uf th'i worst kind and of loni - >
standing bare lir n cured , Indeed 10 rtning Is my f lt
lultacttlcacy , that 1 will wind TWO IKJTTI.IS rntK.wlt.
aVAI.UAHI.K TIIKATIHK on tliisdlMaM to any suI
Ifiar ube will acDd wa thmr Kiprnaa and P.O.addrsis ,
T. A. Slocuui , fll. ( J , , 181 1'curl Hi. , N , Yi