TITE OMAHA DAILY SUNDAY , MAY 1 , 1892-TWENTY PAGER.
1IAVS FIRST GUST OF SPORT
A Glorious Day Among the Jacks Ont on
tuo Loup ,
FORTUNES OF AN OLD OMAHA NEWSBOY
Itutlgn iif Horse nml llmo Itnll
GIT * TlioVlifipirlliKt < > t tint
WlirM 1'iiRlllMlci nml 'Jiir -
Him * Aiiftucrnl.
VKN If the ducks
are nbout tfotio , the
Jncln Imvo arrived
at last , and for tlio
next two weeks line
' sport way bo had on
moU any of the fn-
vorll'JprnundjwUb'
in a radius of fifty
mile * . Thu birds
wo.ro a llttlo biolt-
ward In getting
her' thl < spring on
account of the nu
merous cold rains ,
* * -i SlUt' tlow l'lnl ' l' ' ' °
i n , , itM , . .i ? . ' , ' wi'athor has ovl-
iloiiTrrHOtlieirfor"good , Ihoy have como on
ii a bud v Their st-v : will lu Miort , and
( . " .liners should improve Iho Hist opportunity
10 tifl out.
, In < k Mmilcnn nml the writer were out on
iho I.ci D , 1 ildny , nnit put I" * loya ! day
w itn t' c prorinus litilo seoloo'ix. ' I'liero are
Hue grmimli here--probably an peed as any
M the Intn. A low Ivllitf liKM'lowlnnd ' ,
niching r.wiiy down Iho bonuilful valley
l"r mill's , rorii.sin attractive fo "ling ground
lor the tutiU , and when louml anywhere ,
tl.ev are found hero.
I ho soil U loinivllnck and richwith thick
ets ot wild roso.llags und moose grass nil ever
11 Hundreds ot trickling rills out tholr
wax in Mid out , uu and down and across tls !
choice lit ot tcrrltorv , not oiilv for the
jnolis , l-tit for song birds ot all kinds , the
red-wlngcd bLu'ltblrd , ttio Jay , tobbln , tun-
nigrr ntul bine bird have long made thii their
f pring rondc/xous.
.latk and I i cached the vicinity of iho
( .rounds oat I v in thu morning , and alter see
ing to the Hianil gutting Iho light biarings
ironi our host , wu stalled In with F.iu , Mor
rison's red setter , cavorting around us.
Once within the oo/.y land .lack ordered
Kan to gn about her busltio- . and shu did.
I can't ' see much use of ado , : forsmpo
shooting , at any rale when tlio birds are
fairly pUnilfnl , nut on this occasion wo wore
n 'jit ' duublful whether wo would llnd nny or
not , nnd .lack was iinxioui : to to try his now
dog. However , they never cuing nmi s In
assisting in recovering the killed , and ot
course no objection could bo made.
A dead hinpa oil old hunters will hour
mo oul is about ashard u thing
to llnd , especially on n iccdy , prassy ground ,
ns nny giuno bird mat can bo mentioned.
Without a dog , tbo utmost onto must bo nx-
crcised in mm King down , nnd they should bo
retrieved nt thu earliest posalblo moment , as
the liotr.ogoni'ousnoss between a well-ordered
f. i < po grnund and Iho plumage ot the bird Is
n wonder and a perplexity always.
"Hloon. "
The slock setter looked back ever her
fchoulder , up inlo our faces lor just a mo
ment , llu'ii ns .lack raised his hand , she
bounded ell with an cuccr whine , soon slow
ing lo a quick walk , her nose up , her noslnls
dilating niul her lail going at a rate that
plulnly lolil that Iho morning air was tainted
with a welcome odor. Completing a circle
nhorolurmd nnd , glancing up nt Jack , said
as plain IIH words :
"There's no jacks here. "
She was waved off the second time , and
vanning Iho conical tussocks and splashing
wiih her velvet teal in the brack
ish pools , she was soon harder at work than
over. Clingerly she moved here and there ,
poking lnr : ncse among thu prickly rose
bushes , tonrcuiug grassy crypts" and recuy
cavcn - , and snidlng over the ground ns if
iltilermii.ed tolct no scent , however faint ,
escape her.
Whuin picture slio mado. It is one. that
never falls lo send Iho sportsman's blued
coursing und tingling through bis veins.
Suddonlv , , Iicu > tnd 1 had just pulled our
rubbered feet Irom out a little larger tuiro
th.tti usuiil , wo noticed n roiilit'iit movement
on thu part of the dog. 'Iliunoxt moment she
was as innnnbilc ! us if chiseled out of slono.
Her oycbvnro vvido open and linr icd nos-
tiils I'xuundid to their lullesl , and pointinir
hlraight inlo a lilllu llaggy , tangled swail.
" 'I lure they HI o ! " laconically proclaimed
Morrison , aim llio sntn.d of his voice seemed
to shinier the spoil that lay over the scone.
"Slteap ! okoup ! sheap ! " and up from these
icedv iL'fcsscs , hero , there , nnd all about us ,
it , si'circd. Hushed n full scorn ot jacks , iho
lilllu whlio und urown .sprites darling ,
twisling and convoluting in the darling
Eunshinu liku so many Hooting .shad
ows , and although much llustraled
nl iholr sudden Hushing , wo both
got in both barrels and downed
three birds. Fan found them all , but sbo
would not retrieve , and wo had to gather
them ourselves. Una would suind bcsido the
bird until wo roacheu her , then she was off.
" \Vn are in for some shooting , after nil , " I
.remarked , as wo slopped u moment to look
nbout us.
The birds hud evidently onjoyad n hearty
breakfast , and instead of rising high In the
ulr and circling , ihoy had dropped all about ,
us , In Iho low , .scrutiny undergrowth and
weedy sloughs A yelp had steadied Fan and
Mio stood crouching and Irombllng , gazing
back at us with a wistful look in her big In
telligent eye- " .
Jack biirto her on , and wo were soon in the
midst of the llvuliost sort of work.
II was a regal morning and tbo picturesque-
ness of the scene was such that no artist
could hope lo ronroduco. Bo romantic , HO
refreshing , so exhilarating. But what can
brat n line spilnp morning on a good snipe
gioundl
Fun was oulclilv on n stand and wo moved
caulionsly up toher. "Skoap ! " that was u
bird from almost under Jack's rubber boo' .
15ut ho didn't ' got fur. My good old LoFovor
was too quick for him.
Instantly , upon iho crack of my gun , there
was another Hurry of birds , nnd wu grassed
two more. Unfortunalely , wo both shot atone
ono bird , the lust Hint1 , and when I picked
him up ho was riddled in uucli a way as
to rcndcrhim ttsuloss , and ho was cast aside ,
A few ntcps further nnd two birds not up
nnd both got away , not , however , unlil .lack
ami I had both mnpliod our pieces at thorn.
Nobody need bo ashamed of mining nn oc
casional binpo , no matter how sluggish or
liow well Ihoy may lay.
Funny things happen nflold , as was quickly
c'XiMupllllod In our cuso , for tlio next moment
Morrison made a cracking double and soon
inter I tallied with him ,
"i'hcro she Is , Jack , " I called as Fan once
more , for nbout the tenth time , poiicd her-
aolf inlo a statue of living benuiv. "You
Bhoot , " replied Jack , "nnd I'll tnko thn rest. "
The next moment , with that
sharp , plain-
tlvo litilo cry iho bird was up , and so was
my gun. A puff of luuro amokc , a ringing
report , and iho frantically gyraiing sallinago
plunges dead inlo iho mud.
Crack I crncit ! echoes Morrison's gun , ami
BO the sport went on.
In lima wo trot the birds pretty wild , and
they duelled ul long rango. How lurtlier and
were less easily to bajr. Fan's vocation was
about gone , fur whenever she vouturua nioio
than a bundled \ards away Miu would
bo hidden by the Intervening pucker-
brush , the moving dags , grass and
wreds , and Jacx i.nd I weni depending as
much on our own ciTorts to jump the birds , us
we woio on her ( hiding them for UK.
In the older of this hunt , \\o Dually sonnr-
ntcil , I Dealing down an Inviting Mough ,
whtio Juck went up , The water , only
jutch''s ' showing hero nud uim < , midst iho
M'iir splnllor-dock und lltiflv wtcds , glistened
like btirnlsncd .sliver , and a's 1 plodded on , I
Itcnl my oyi's upon for a rising teal or some
tielatedoid boa mallard , and coriect were mv
mispldona furl hodn't gotten moro limn ' 'u'o
yurds from Jiick before lour blue winga leaped
inlo ibo nir from a imlcb of broken down
binarl weed , and whfzzt'd round pant mu , 1
jruvo them both barrels , but wasdisappolntitl
nt only stopping ono bird ,
\Vlmi were my feelliiKS , when 1 saw iho
tinco remaining birds My directly over Mor-
risen , and nt tiio crack of his gun , Iho untlro
tbrro lot go nnd como tumbling down. Ono ,
licwevor , mnnagod lo keep nwint ' , juat above
the growth of g ass nud weeds , und led Jack
a weary uhiui > , before ho got in tlio deciding
chou
I waited until ho bad relumed nnd secured
thu other two. ihun started on again ,
Well , wo hunted and shot all morning ,
mooting ntn point not ever twenty
yards from the point wo stnrtod In nt
a llttlo nfior 1J o'clock. Our coat POCKOU
were bulging with birds , nnd being tired
nnd hungrv , wo repilrod without further
cerotnonv to the house. The dinner , with a
couplonf bottles of Krui's ? caulnot on the
side , wo got nwny with , made the farm
handi stand nghnst.
Uy Uwvo : : were In the marsh again , and
in exactiv the sumo spot where she had
found the birds In the morning. Fan lo-
cnlu.l tUmii nanln.
They wcru wild nnd all Mushed nt oneo.
will-king oil In nil directions , and rising
high In the air , circled and circled until they
\vern mere specs njnuisr. thu ovorarchlnir
bluo. Hero they unrlfd , whirled nnd Mut
tered in most erratic Might , until wo grow
tire 1 of waiting to innrlt thnni down.
All about us In the mucky soil , wo saw
where tbo birds nan boon boring for nnylo
\\ormsand urilbs , and from the marks inoy
left , ono would have thought hundreds of
them Iad ( icon feeding tlicro.
U him \va hnd abundant sport in the nfior-
noon , our bag footed up lonsldcrnblo one-
hnlf IPSI than that of the tnoinlng. Hut we
gut what wo went after , n day's houltful
outliiL' , iiml : x mois of thorarounnu m t
deiklousot oil feathered gntnp. the royal
little Jack.
ro.-l tines ul nu Omuli i NVwMmy.
\Vllllnm A. Hrady , the well known thcut-
ncnl manager and the Oackor of Jltn Oorbott ,
WHS once "stranded" In Omaha. It was
about the winlor of HSO-SI , ami Hrady wns
then n young kid of perhnu * lo or 1(1 ( years of
ngo. His folks having died In Nu.v York
city his uncle and ginrdlaa decided to send
him to San FrancUeo , wucrj some of hli rel-
nllvei lived. Uu was accorJI iglv furnlshol
with u ticknt nml suiilclenl manoy to see him
On thn train coming wjst from
ho formed tin acquaint nice of n
clever penUam.ui , also u-oln t > "FrHco.
Thev had u very pleasant tlmu en rcuto , but ,
Li-furo roachuifj Omaha hi ? friend dlsap-
peaica. and Inlet1 ho dHcoveroJ that his
th-ki't nnd all his money had also till o > \ Illght ,
In Iict von 111. Hrady h.id had his eye teeth
cut. He hnd baun taken in by n sharper of
the Cnnudn UU ! .stripe , and ho landed In
On.nl.u . dead broko. Ho soon showed his
huslllng qunlllies by gelling an engagement
on Iho old Herald us"iv newsboy and imme
diately auhlevod asuccuss heretofore unheard
of lu this profession In Omaha. Ho saved
his money and wa < on the high road to for
tune when his roommate , a newspaper man
named Jrrome. then managing editor of the
Hi-raid , "bilked" him outrageously and ho
was in HID soup again. Nothing damned ,
however , ho started out with his papers
acam ami soon reall/Jd unotiih to buy a
ticket lo San Francisco , where hu landed the
following spring. After "supeing" at tliu
old California theater , then conducted by
Uartle\ Campbell , for a time , his bright
countenance and activity attracted thu
attention of the stngo manager , who
put him In as call boy ot the theater. This
was ihc commencement of his ihcalrical ca
reer. Five year later he started out from
'Frisco with a compiny in a ilramatUution of
"She , " and won Immediate success. Ho lias
now four or llvo companies on ihorotd , be
sides being IntoresteJ in a number of other
theatrical and amusement nntorprlsos. The
Omaha newsboy of u few joara ugo is rapidly
gctling to Iho front as one of the foremost of
American amusement mnnnuurs. Brady is a
bright , oi.orgotio younp man , not yet : il ) years
ol ago , and carries his success with becom
ing modesty. Hy the way , what has become
of Jcroaiof The old-day newspaper boys
used to toll some queer stories about him in
those times. He disappeared from Omaha
nnd was never agnin heard of. Fell in , prob
ably.
Jinn's .lint Niililii I'rlmid.
The amount of money spant in the United
States during the last few years on thorough
bred dogs , would bo Iruly surprising were
the total amount given lo tlio public. Thu
late J. 1C Kmmott sot the bull rolling when
ho paid55,000 to Sidney Smith for the great
Plinlimmoii , which afterwards became the
property of the present , owner of Sir 13oili-
vere. 1'lin bud hardly loft ills native shores
to cross the Atlantic , ere the St. Bernard
world in Hnglaua were whispering of the
now star , which really proved to bo thu great
Sir Bcdlvcrof the most perfect dog of his
kind ever bred with the exception , pur-
baps , of Champion Guide , thu smooth St.
Bernard , .vhieli created a ( treat sensation
when ho arrived in England a low years ago ,
fron Switzerland all ttio cracks have boon
imported mid itopt o.jst "Guide1' was
brought out by a Toledo man , and like many
of the ridiculously high pnuod dogs , did not
live long enough to be heard from , ono would
tbinic that nflor the laruo sums of money
spent to no purpose , since so many valuable
dogs have died shortly uftor their arrival ,
that St. Bernard fancier would bo timid in
buying more , but the recent purchase of Mr.
.lofllyn , nn Omaha gentleman , who paid , It is
said , 7.10 for a handscmo specimen just
bouvhl at the homo oi Sir liodivoru in Melrose -
rose , Muss.
But it is not of tno great St. Bernard that
I start uu to write , for there are ether hand
some and most useful companions in the
canlno world.
U'o have the beautiful setter family and
the pointer still fuvoritos. The fox terrier ,
tnu Yorkshire , black and lai : , and thu many
other denominations have their day , the mas
tiff , the GreatDano have still tboiradmircrs ,
but the coming boom is that handsome , jolly
aud good tempered lillle dog , tlio cocker
spaniel , wilh'his coal of silky loxlure , ul-
wavs ready , bo it to play bill with the chil
dren or go hunting with the master. Asa
retriever ho has no peer. In prize winning
cockers America stands iir.st in round num
bers , as will bo seen by the entries at the
late doe shows In Chicago , Now York ,
Washington , Philadelphia and Boston , as
compared with the shows hold in Knglaud
uuring Iho same period. Among tbo cham
pion cockers may bo it.ontloned the following
well known ones : Black Uufferln , IJlucit
Uuko , both owned by Gooivo Douglass of
Woodslock , Canada ; Ked Jacket , thu most
beautiful .spaniel in America , his coat being
of u rich chestnut red , owned by the Brant
cocker kennels , lirautford , Out. ; 1 say ono ot
the Greatest winners over shown. Like Sir
Bcdlvoro she won everywhere ttho was
shewn , having p.ovcr bean beaten but once
and that wnt last September at Toronto ,
when her little slater , " 1 Guess , " took llrst
too ; " 1 Say" second. At tnis shriw "I Guuss"
was bought nt $170 by an hnplish fnnciornnd
taken back to England , from whence her
great grandslro came n few voars pruvioys.
Some time in the 80's F. F. I'llcher of Now
Ilampshiroimporled champion Obo , K. K. C.
lOr K , from Mr. Farroiv , thu grout English
spaniel oreodor. together with Chloe II.
From this pair have buen bred thu greuicst
numocr of winning cockers now on the show
bench , indoiid It would \ia \ hard to Hnd n win
ning cocker without Obo blood In bis com po
sition , Another great sire was "Tippoo , "
imported bv J. F. Kirk , another of our
American rocker judges.
From champion Obo wo got , Bob Obo , Obo
If. , Obo Jr. , Obo lit. All champions , like
tholr biro , In the next generation wo gut ,
Ohamplon Brant , Black Duke , Black Pole ,
Black Mack , etc. Brant has sired moro
winner. * , perhaps , iban old Ooo , among iho
many may bo mentioned : I Say , i Guess ,
iJlBcli Dufforlii , Hinck Brunt. Obadluh and
others , Tie ! gioat young winner , Fascina
tion , who won Hm in iho ouen class recently
at New York , under Judge George iiaper ,
brousht from England to judge tnat show ,
Is Hired by Obuuiah.
Nor Is ( Jinulm behind in cockers. There
are ijulto a few lo be found. Mr.Olmmlck has
onu , likowUo Mr. MoJiiy. E , P. Nuwhull of
the Pnclliu Express cnmpiny , has a good
one. Mr. McCormack has ono of the genu
ine Obo strain , and onu of the most promis
ing cookers Is ono owned by Bon Wood.sired
by a ' brother of Champion "I Bay. " J. II.
Mu'luguo bus likewise caught tlio fever and
has recently imported Woodstock Topsoy in
whelp to fihami ion K d Jacket. The Omubn
cocker kennel toasts of several good ones
with moro coming It will boa pleasure too ,
to know that wo have in Nobrasuu a publica
tion of our own. Thu Breeder und Fancier
uublUhcu by W. F. MoDermotat Bellevuo.
Neb. , a very neat little journal , duvotcd lo
dogs , poultry , plgoous , rabbits , bees , and it
household uook thrown In , who will nay Ne
braska is not "getting thoro. "
Tim Ki ) utzuiivurt > lii'M Tnimiuniniit ,
OMAIM , April UO , To the Editor of TUB
DEIS : The Omulia Srboutzonvcroin will
bold their opening shoot , or spring tour
nament this year on Muy i'J , The main fea
ture of the mooting will be the competi
tion for the magnificent medal emblematic-
tbo states championship. This trophy Is un
doubtedly ibo hunusomust ever goltcn up
west or Now York , the winner may well no
proud of ttio prize , to soy nothing of the
crauflciUoii the tltl-i "Chnmnlon rlflo sbotof
No'iraskft" m.iy nfford him.
Major General John Petty has won the
modal twice , but it l.s now held by F. A.
Fuller , who < u score , I modeuljr state , wo *
the largest made thus fur. Thorn nro thrco
more chances rcmnlnttie for competitors to
win the prize nnd championship. Every man
who has been n resident of Iho stata during
the year past is eligible to compete bv the re
mittance of $ M to the secretary. No ono is
barred , nnd nil rifle shots uro Invited to enter
the comine : shoot. Those wishing Informa
tion relative thereto can obtain the same by
addressing William Butts , the secretary.
There are n number of export rillo shols
throughout the state to whom a cordial invi
tation Is intended. The tournament will beheld
hold ns customary on the Scheutzonvorlon's
range , Kusor's park. F. A. Fi 1.1.1:11 : ,
Cnpinln Omaha ScheulzoDvercin.
DIIUII on tlli > Plutti' .
PiATTsMoi-Tii , Nob. , April 23. [ Snoolal to
Tin : Bin : ] Since wo have finally caught n
glimpse of ilia sun oncj more , our pant up
base ball enthusiasm 1m found vent In
claiming the slate championship. Wo nrj
confident that wo have got the winners
nnd wo nro goln ? to back them for nil they
are worth against nny uluo m the league.
The team ns llnaily decided on U ns follows :
Mnupln , catcher ; Uojvot , Myers und Per-
rlno , nitohar * ; Lang rlrst , hue ; J. Patterson ,
second base ; KonnoJy , third baia ; Johnson ,
shortstop ; Yapp , loft Held ; Sim Patterson ,
right field ; and ono of the pllchori In mid
dle. Wo have iilayoJ but ono g\mo : so far.
That was the o-in yastor.lny with Fr.imont.
Kcuvos und Yapp wuro the pitchers and
imh showed up In line form considering
that thov hnvo had no praotlej this season ,
Ucox'os pltohoJ winnlni ; ball for five Innings
but In the sixth ho lot down and wns
pounded rather lively. Yapp relieved him
nnd tlnlshuil the game in elegant shape.
Fremont suffered much from comparison
wllh thu locals and clearly demonstrated
Unit they must be materially strengthened
before they will stand any show ot winning
In the league. Baker snja ho will till up his
weak spots and make them all hustla to keep
ahead of htm. It U to bo hoped that they
will as their work yesterday was much in
ferior to thu Pluttsn > ounth boys. The homo
club showed a luck of practice , but still
played ptotiy fair ball. Mnupin was off In
his catching and halting , but will
round to all right with n lltlla
nractlcn. Ho full decidedly bad ever his poor
work but hi ) did very well considering his
m-acllce. Lone on ilrst played a very fair
game and will soon demonstrate that ho can
tlold. His tultinir was nil right and hu
.seemed to have n good eye. John Patterson
on second played winning ball but could not
llnd thu ball. Hu will lilt 'em out though
before Iho season is over in good shape.
Kennedy on third loomed up like a threu
tiiuo winner. Hu balled Iho nail all over Iho
lot und lieldod like Jerry Denny. Ho showed
tin in much better form than any other man
on the loam. Johnson , short , played a line
fielding trutno but was a little work with the
stick. Ho Is going to bo a hummer however
with praclicu. Myers aovorod center garden -
don nna did some beautiful fielding but could
not see the b ill. Ho will to doubt take a
brnco before long. Sam Patterson , in right ,
plared Ins game like hu Had practiced it.
Ho batted in good sbnpo and was at homo on
files. Taken as n whoio the boys did vorv
well. This afternoon they \\ill take Bnkur'.s
ireaks into camp again. Perrino nnd Mayor
will shoot the bill In nnd Maupiu will catch
ngnln.'a sco that Grand Island and Hast-
incr are knifing each ether out west. This
is good nous. If tbu ono cnn't beat the
ether , then neither can down Plattsmouth.
But , seriously speaking , wo do think that
the race between Platlsmouih , (5rand Island ,
Hastings and Beatrice will bo a proltv ono
with Lincoln as the dark horse. If Baker
braces up as ho says ho is going to , Fremont
will bo in it too.
I'rosldtmt Jimmy Koiiils Tlin Ileo.
While in this city last Thursday Manager
SchmoU received the following letter :
COM.Miits , O. , April 20. G. II. Schmclz , ,
Manager Dear Sir : There has boon some
complaint made of thu bull furnished lo the
league. Our contract with the Kuach com
pany calls for a ball in all respects equal to
the National Loacuu and American associa
tion bail and this league will insist on this
contract being carried out.
Pleasu inform me at your earliest convoni-
cnco what your observation of the ball bus
been so far.
1 havq a u-ootl many balls on hand and do
not want to send them out if they are not
satisfactory. Very ruspociiully ,
J. A. WII.I.HVSecretary. .
Tlio Reach bi < ll. now In use in the Western
league , n Tin. BII : : has repeatedly stated , is
the poorest , shabbiest excuse of a base ball
ever put on the market.
ltn//ln ( ; .Vrniiiiil tint Slurs.
Tun OMtiit Br. : : Base Ball team hereby
challenges the Eighteenth Street Stars for n
game on their grounds. An early acceptance
will bj agreeable. Address ,
CIIAKI.IS : ItjKiis , Manager ,
UOti South Thirteenth Street.
If Manngnr Kiobs will call on Tun Bii : : ho
will learn something to his advantage. IB.
B. Ed.J _
Keiini'l Clul > N iu .
The bench show dates , October 2."i lo 2S ,
Lave been assigned lo the Omaha Ivonnel
club , und the same will bo published in the
currout issue of the American ICcnnel
Gazatt , the official organ of the American
K'Minol club.
The board of directors of the Kennel club
will hold a regular monthly mooting Tues
day evening May ! i , at Dr. Whinnery's office
in the Brown block , whore a now secretory
will bo elected to succeed \V. F. Cadagan ,
who resinned at the last board mooting.
TolH | from thi ) ISlimrhnri ,
Neither Halph Stout or Dave llowo wrote
this :
"It ain't no use to grumble nnd complain ;
It's jest ns cheap and easy to rejoice :
When Goa sorts oat the weather and sends
rain ,
Wy rain's my choice.
The Hoosiers nro iikelv to have n now cap
tain Billy O'Brion.
"Buck" Ewlng made the first Now York
homo run of the season.
"Chicken" Wolf h about to b3 added to
the Western league list.
Collopv is playing nj nice third , while
( JIIUV all round is par excellent.
George Hozrlovor is recoivlncr some Mat
tering notices on his playing with St. Paul ,
"Studies in greou" Is what Lou Houso-
rnan called Unclo's hall playing in the Falls
CHy.
The Hoosiers at exactly 3 this afternoon.
Everybody go and sco iho Umtlors jump on
them with both feet.
Martin Duke , Into of Chicago , expects to
sign witli a longuo club soon. Another cnso
of "groat ox poolatlons. "
Smiling William Gloason savs 100 much
hand ball has rendered him IneJToctlve as an
early spring pitcher. Times Star.
The Clovolunds will piny tbo Mr.st Sunday
game hero on the duv that nature will crown
the May quoe.n with roans , Times-Star.
Will Hart put long screws to the Orioles a
few davs fiL'O and no mistake. Ho handled
his Bond Hill whitewash brush artistically.
Billy Hnwos , who played in Cincinnati in
ISM with Ihu Onions , is to assist Sir Arthur
Whitney at Lowell. Huwes will play first
baso.
Milwnukoo Is clinching first placo. Some
body must head bur olf. Charlie Bnytler ,
backed by thu Columbus team is the man t >
dolt.
Eddia Burke holds n rank today thnt ho Is
not likely to attain aatn. Ills batting nvor-
airolt 1,000 nnd ho loads the league. Ken
Mulford.
Snyder , while umpiring , keeps ono ova
turned toward Columbus , O. J consequently
his Judgment is worked. Ho as good as won
two of Campau's victories hero.
President Williams savs no club can carry
loss than twelve inou. If that is the case
Jimmy had bettor send on another man for
Omaha. She neuds him bad enough.
The Indlunnpollft team has been pmyine In
hard luck and are In no department weaker
than most of the other clubs. At Sports
man' * park at 3 nbarp this afternoon ,
Wrltlni ? homo nbout the state of oxubor-
cnco existing in Louisville , Tom Brown said :
"Wn hnd the key to the city thct night of our
opening gamo. Each player had a five bone
hat given him.1
The followlncr umpires nave bojn signed
by Scnrutary Coman of the Stale loaeun :
Phil Greusol , Cedar Kuplds , la. ; Frank E
Hart , Sheboyuan , WU. ; John M , Fulmar ,
Schuyler , Noli.
Elinor Smith got a bouquet from his 1'ltts-
burg frlocdi on opening day , but the lad's
heart would tnvo it\pndcil ( ) moro hnd a ter
rier purp been led out to the plnc-o. Klmer
does not care much" for buttercups nnd
daisies.
1)JI1 Darling and 'iMtchor Sprftguo have
both concluded to'Jithv off the diamond.
They have refused U'c.storn association
berths after tholr toJms were accepted.
Mulford. U.irlingU nutting up some pretty
stiff bail for Minneapolis all tha same.
The West Omaha Juniors hnvo reorganized
and nro anxious to cross bats with nny team
under 15 years In the city. Sunday , May 8 ,
they would bo especially pleased to moot the
Western Union TnltHf'raph loam. Address
Charles Kuppo , captain , -SOI Douglas street.
The llrst ono ot the Hustlers who makes n
homo run on the bortio grounds can walk into
General Fredericks jinn bo measured fora
now Uunlnp. That's tbo general's proposi
tion. Ono of those Ktioboy now Derby s
would match .lorry Jacob's soason'a shaving
ticket to a dot. Smash 'em , boys.
The fact thnt Michael Angelo Lane's scis
sors have been dulled by running nealnst a
paragraph like thU , "Alison's team is show
ing up stronger than was expected , " calls
forlh , the ratuor profnno observation , "H i
nbout tlmo to call that ram ark In and throw
It into the hell-box. "
Tom Tucker will carry n gun nnd lay for
all mascots hereafter. Isaac Ilalns , who
rooted for Button \vhllo the Hubltos woru In
Ualtlmnra. carried of Totnmlo's diamond
ring ami stud. I lo was captured in Wash
ington and Jullcd In the Monumental city.
There will bo ono miscot missing during tbo
season.
Jocko Halligan , the Hods' hardhitting
rlghtilcldor , although young In years com
bines a number of trndos uuu professions.
Ho has In his time fought n few alovo con
tests , wrestled u few matches , driven trot
ters a few bents on the grand circuit tracks
iiml can , on a pinch , do a neat clog dance.--
Bon Johnson.
The following men will cnptnin the East
ern association teams : Sam Wise , Roches
ter ; Jack Mi-Glono , Troy ; Jay Faaz , Synx
cuso ; Leo Smith or Sid Farra'r , Providence ;
DJti Stearns , Buffalo ; Harry Lvons , Phila-
dclphln ; Dan Shannon , Now Haven ; Mlka
Lohunu , Blnghnmton ; Bobby Whealock ,
Elmlra , nnd Jim Fields , Albany.
The llr-st triple play of the year was made
at Piltsburc and Alf Cratty describes it so :
"Strieker opened with a lilt. Crooks got his
base on balls nnd Carroll made a single , 1111-
Inj ? the bases , \\erden sent out u llttlo My
to Blorbalior. who trapped it and threw Car
roll out nt second. Shu cart and Buckley
put out Werden. Strickor ran home , and in
Crooks had not run to third , he , too , was put
out by Beckley , bhupart und Farrcll. "
Dave Howe , the captain nnd manager of
the Omaha loam , sent a bill to President
Williams , which arrived this morning , it is
a very poor excuse. The cover must have
been green when put on. tor It would now
nearly cover two balls. This discovery has
led President Williams to send out n query
to the various clubs asking how the balls uro
turning out gcnoially. It ihoy are found not
'
to bo satisfactory , Mr. Kcnch'wlU bo notified
to furnish n bettor class of ball. Columbus
Dispatch.
Patrons who saw Elmer Smith in the Pit'.v
burgs the past weak scarcely recognized the
licht , ngllo , giuyhimnd-lmllt young man who
played loft Held as thn fat aud flabby
pitcher who used to play with the Keds.
Elmer , in plain terms , has beun taking care
of himself. Ho was always possessed of
great latent spaed , but ho never until re
cently took nny pains to develop his powers.
The past winter ho atvoku to the fflct thnt
fust sprinting is a very , desirable quality In a
ballplayer , and ho gave most of his attention
in training lo this onu point. "I started in
to become an outfielder last year. " said
Elmer to > no the last day the Pittsourgs
were hero. " 1 did U because I know the
ba.sa ball lifoof a pitcher , especially a left-
handed pitcher , is , as a usual thing , very
short , and I wmtudito stink to spangles throe
or four moro years U iio'siblo. 1 found it a
little awkward at first , but I bovo improved
right along. My weakness at present is on
balls over my hoad. This is duo to tbo fact
that I played in a slidK field in Kansas City
last soasoti and had tin practice on long lies.
I can run faslcr ihan J over could , and with
my baiting ability and iho fact that T am
comiDR every day , not yet boinp 34 years of
age , I am sure of slaying in business for
quilo along time. " Hurry Weldon.
Whispering * ol tluiVlicol. .
The club poet arouses from bis trance and
curgles :
When old winter has taken the summer keys ,
There is time to bo blue enougn If you feel ;
But when bluebirds como and the snowbird
Hoes ,
Then , ho ! for n spin on the Hying wheel.
Somebody PE.SS Iho bucks , please.
The crop of beginner. * this spring is un
usually numerous.
The Denver Kumblcrs have made up their
mlnil to Join the Icacuo and DO "In it. "
All club runs scheduled for last Sunday
were abandoned on account of the rain.
The Tourist Wheelmen pedaled ever to
Fairmont park Saturday evening , quite a
crowd turning out.
3 am Kutnol has dropped out of the aoiivo
ran KS , and is wbeolois. That won't do , old
boy , better line up again.
The Omaha Whonl club take a morning
spins out to to the fort this morning , starting
from the club homo at 6:30 : sharp.
Six members of the Press Cycling club of
Buffilo , N. Y. , recor.tly rode a century over
the Erie road in eight hours and forty-two
minutes.
The April number of Good Roods , the noa
little magazine Issued gratis to League of
of American Wheelmen members , contains
some splendid articles on road improvement.
A. H. Perrlgo & Co. und M. O. Duxon
have fitted up their respective ostaolish-
mcnts in splendid st > lo nnd both dealers feel
junllant ever t no outlook for a brisk trade in
cycles.
Illinois Man I am told the worst roads in
the world are found in your state , Missouri
Man ( Indignantly ) It's an infamous slan
der ! They're ' in Nebraska. Ours are the
next worst , sir ! Chicago Tribune ,
Bob Young , the genial vico.prosldont of
the Tourists , cntortnir.cd a p'irly of his
friends at his rooms ono dnv of lust weoktho
occasion being the turning of another inllo
stone in tlio popular cyclists' life run.
Clarence II. Smith of Dotrolt , famous for
his tours and 'vlio is well known to the local
wheelmen , is organising a tour from the city
of No'v York to the national moot of the
Leacuo of American Whuolmon at Washing
ton , D , C. , this season.
The Bearings , that bright , newsy sheet
which Is published lu Chicago and which is
read by the majority of tuo wheelmen in this
grout land , has , with tholr customary enter
prise , lunilo arrangements with nn able law
yer wheelman in Chicago to furnish legal nd-
vlco'gratls to Us reader * .
The "Dutoh plcnlo" at the Omaha wboel
clan house last
Wednesday evening was
another success. Members were requested
to bring thnir lunch , and Ibu result was a
Mattering testimonial to thuporcopiivo abili
ties of the club's gourmands , Such a dainty
collection of edlblus'was never spread upon
any table. Hofrcshmonts were also served
in the basement. Everyone soeniod to enjoy
tno entertainment Immensely. "Club night"
is growing lo bo quite un uvont , and is
anxiously looked forward to each week by
the club mon nnd their friends.
Omaha may put nn a llttlo dignity now , and
just cause she has to feel proud , too , for a
lull-Hedged and uctlvo ladlos' cycling club
claims thu Nubraskun metropolis as its homo.
The club , though yet In its Infancy , promises
to bo a fixed star in the local cycling firma
ment. Pleasant spins are taken nearly every
pleasant evening about the city , the fair cap
tain loading her llttlo command like u vet
eran. The picturq is a pleasing ono , and
many nn admiring eye is turned toward the
fair cyclists as they skim along , so delight
fully cool and self-poisussed do they appear.
The ladloa uro all very good wlioulwomon ,
May the Omaha Ladles' Cycling club oxlst
for many moons.
Hero Is nn example of how oyclinz may bo
carried to excess , Shndbolt Is tbo name of a
famo-seokitig Now Yoikor who started in
last Muy to break thu world's record for
mileage. The Wheel in commenting on his
performance , says : "Shadbolt of the Brook
lyn Dloyrla club , rain or shine , is still grindIng -
Ing out his years reoorJ. Ho is little moro
tbun bkla nnd bones , and is looking anxiou&ly
forward to May 'M , when bis self
Imposed tu.sk will end. Ho has
fairly lived on his wheel for cloven months ,
as may bo judged from the faut that ho has
riu don sixty centuries , aUtoen of them dur
ing ono month , " To a great many people
the significance ot riding a century is a feat
unknown , U menus that the rider coven
100 mllus on country road inside of from
twelve to sixteen continuous hours. This Is
a task that few cyclists attempt lu this part
of the country , When ouo person does his
sixteen centuries in ono mouth or thirty
days , the enormity of iho task becomes com-
prouunsihM Sixteen hundred miles is a
good many I What good this continuous
sprinting will do the , ambitious wheelman Is
n question to remain unanswered. Bicycling
when Indulged in to such nn excess only
tends to ouo result the complete ruin of
health.
On the Tnirk unit In tinSlntile. .
The Gentleman's Koudstor club has rented
thu fulr grounds track nl $100 per month.
Entries to the stnko race for both Juno
nnd August mooting * at Lyons , NoK , close
May I.
U. E. Whitney of Boone , Tn. , has moved
his stable to DCS Motnoj , and will train ever
the ktto-shapod track there. .
Joo. 2'A : I < i nt the Lincoln track , nnd Mr.
Matt Williams thinks ho bin a great horse lu
the son of Canonlcus , 3:33 : .
An excellent program has boon prepared
by the Silver City , In. Driving Park nssool
ntlon for n mooting , Tulr 4 nnd 5.
Captain W. ll. Ash by , of Ashland , the
owner of Ashland Almont , is talking of Im
porting n thoroughbred trolling stallion.
Judge Spencer , St. Joe , has purchased the
7-year-old goldlnc Bordcn , trm' ' Ui'-'O. , by
Mansfield , and now tbluks ho has the kin ? of
the roads In St , Joo.
Nancy Hanks will start at Belmont park ,
Philadelphia , the first week in July , to boat
the throe bouts trotted there by Maud S. In
ISSl-'JUS , 3l3 4 and UM'JK-
Oonornl Manager \V.O. Brown , St. Joseph.
Mo. , bus purchased a muro sixteen hands
high by St. Bnl , dam by Dlctnior. g. d. by
Blackwood 7-1 , In foal to Elcctriu Bel.
John Snyder of Oseeoln , Nob. , Is owner of
thu Kulgwny stock farm and among hU nu
merous coed ones Is n son of Shadelnnd On
ward , 218ltf , dam bv Snltellltu. This follow
is bred just like Fred IC.'JiDIVj , and Mr. Sny
dor bollevos ho will bo fnst.
E. F. Davis , Beatrice , Neb. , has a hnnd-
somu matched team , both by Counsellor ,
23lt : ! < j' , diuii by Humblutnnlnti Prlnco , Jr. ,
and Ladd's Security. Ho has had some
tempt Inn- offers for them , all of which have
boon refused , for ho oxpocls thorn to trot lu
0:10 : to the pole.
J. P. Wngnor of Bontrlca is the owner of
thrco great stallions in Norvnl Chief ISIfiu ,
by Norvnl the son of Eloctlo'icur , U:1 H ; the
second is Terror 10.OS ) , by Madrid , bv Gen
eral Wllks , and the third Gawood , by Chit-
wood , by Nutwood.
Newton farm , Grand Isle , Neb. , 'has
bought the fi-ycar-old brown horse Scientist
7:1' : ' ' ; ) , by Almont Wlhtes ( sire of Hapubllcnn
( I ) U:2U4) : ) , dnm Dlototor Girl , by Dictator ;
second dam uy Doctor Kcenu , son of Mam-
brlno Champion.
Entries to tno various class oronts an
nounced by the Syracuse , Nob. , association
for their summer meeting July 'J and -I , close
tomorrow , May U , and the entries lo Iho
slnko avciiis for the Intar-Stat * Brooders'
meeting over the sumo track August It ! to
HI , also clojo on the same ditto.
Idnvnn U'2''i-j , is looking lit for a hard race
now ; ho is In splendid form , In fact there nro
few fin or looking strings of horses than the
ono Dick Tlldon now has charge of. Ho has
a yearling brother to Hoseleaf , by Pellotior ,
that In every way looks like a troUor. Ida-
van has n number of colts in this state nnd
all that wo have scan are splendid looking
animals.
Mr. Williams has concluded to let Allorton
go away from homo and wo may expect to
sco him in some very choice company dur-
Ine IS'.iJ. ' In speaking with a gentleman the
other day in Chicago concerning the event
between Allerton nnd Axtoll , bo sold it was
dollars lo doughnuts that Axlcll would bo
the winner in 1 , 2 , H order , and the gentle
man is in a very good position to know what
ho was talking about.
Uticn is building ono of the llnost one hal f
mile woo tracks to bo found most nny whoro.
Through the efforts of Messrs. J. E. Murphy ,
Dr. K. D. Ilnvoy , Charles. Heimburgcr ,
George Lamphicr and others , suWclont
money has been subscribed to lease a ploco
of ground embracing fifteen acres for five
years , and wont has all ready boon com
menced upon the same. The track will bo
put la first-class shape ns rapidly as possible.
There are a number of well bred aud speedy
horses In Utica.
S. J. Wngnor , Lushton , Nob. , has pur
chased of Watson & Co. , Beatrice , the Ken
tucky bred str.llion Colonel Sims 17010 , by
Charley Offut 7753 , dam Saclio. by Edge-
water J 2730 ( sire of Harry W2:27'4 : n'nd
sire of the dam of Edgemanc (4) ( ) 2lli : ) , g. d.
by Jublloo Lambert 518 ( sire of Jubilee ) Do
Jnrnetto 2:2D'f : ' and sire of the dams of three
2:30 : performers ) g.-g. d. bv Almont Senti
nel IJ054 , by Sentinel 2SO , sire of eight 2:30 :
trotters. Charley Offutt , the sire of Colonel
Sims , is by Almont IM , anm by American
Clay lit. In the pedigree of Colonel Sims
will bo found blood that is highly desirable ,
ns the breeding of bis sire is of "tho kind of
blood that has furnished us with many of the
best and famous horses.
James G. Ladd , Bcatiico. Nob. , nnd M. E.
Mellonry have offered to match Lobasco ,
J : Hi1against Pat Downingwho madcn tiuio
record of 2itlast : : fall , lor from i > l,000 lo
fcj.OdO a side , half forfeit , balance to uo paid
in August. Pat Downing was sent against
tbo watch live times to beat 2:13 : , ' before the
feat was accomplished. Ho was fourth
twice at Hock Island , 111. , last August in
2:23'2:17' : : ' , , which boats were won bv
Brilliant , 3:17 : , " , and Charleston 2:15 : , the
latter winning the race , while Pnt Downing
was distanced in the third heat. Pat won a
race at Independence , la. , iu August in thrco
straights , best tirao 2:18. : At the same meet ,
ing Lobasco won a race in 2l < i , 21 ; < H/ ,
2:18 and trotted almost a dead heat with
Bennie Wilmorc , when Bonnie took his
mark at2J4' : , in fact the heat was so close
that the Instantaneous pnotograph was used
to decide which had won the raco. Both
Lobascn nnd Pat Downing are known to bo
great race horses aim should a race bo ar
ranged it will bd an event worth going miles
to ECO.
. TIt-Tiittlu of tin. King.
KokoAbrams of California , writes Danny
Daly , that ho will match him against the
winner of the Hawkins-Smith fight. Dan
ny's brother Mlka also has the pro pcct for
an onrly go on the slope.
Billy Myor nnd Jack McAuilffo have boon
matched to fight for a $10,000 purse in Now
Orleans on the Saturday preceding the Sulll-
van-Corbott match ,
It Is evident that Billy O'Donnoll of Sioux
City couldn't bo pushed into a ring with
Danny Daly. The latter is willing lu meet
him for any kind of a purse or MHUO , from a
nickel up.
Billy Woods , who dofentca Jack Davis ,
wants to meet Joe Lannon , Mnhor or Fitz-
simmons , just to shake hands , however.
Souio people have queer Ideas about the
manner in which Billy whaled Davis , and do
not hcsitato to say that Jack made big money
by laying down ,
There is nbout as much doubt as to
whether the Hall-Filzslmmons match will
como off as there is concerning the Sullivan-
Corbett match. The articles called for the
fight to take place between November I and
December lUbut tha Olympic club wants the
fight to como off the HUIIIO week us the Sulll-
vnn-Corbott light is expected to. This , Hall
says , will not do , ns ho would not have time
to train after making his Intended trip lo
Europe. It is doubtful if the Olympic club
will lot Its olfor for n $12,000 purse stand for
any olbor time than the Sulllvan-Corbott
week , as they could hnrdly alford to.
.
Jimmy Noonnn the ami tour fcathorwolght
champion of Chicago is in the cllv.
OucHllnMH unil AiiKwerH ,
[ A'n uiuu'trx hi/inttl ( n Hilt < tj > utin'.iti. ]
OMAHA , April. ) ) . To the Sporting Kdllor of
Till. Ui'.u ; Would yen nleuso Inform mo In
your next Sunday paper who was the referee
In tu ? i > f wur botwonn Swedes and Dan us last
Wednesday nUhlV-ll. 1' .
Ans. Frank S. Parmoloo.
( liUNCir. HiariTiJ , April ill. To iho Sporting
Keillor i > f TIIK lliet ; fn reply to a query In
your "Wheel WhUpurlngs" of Sunday bufiiro
last , I lie'to st.ito that yonnz llaltuiilmnnr.
the Uounoll llluIN racer who tfalnod m > many
laurels at Missouri Vnlloy last oasoii , Is rid-
ln a Columbia pneumatic thlsscuMin. llohun
given up raclnx and In working In the Inlcrost
of Die Ijuuguu ot American Wheelmen , having
already enl In a Inriju number of upiilluatlonx
for membership. Wo have no doubl ho will
bo a credit to Iho Iowa division , and on club
run * will bo cm hand uhon Iho dinner hull
rings at GleiiHQod. O II , W. O.
Lover of Sports , Hlldroth , Nob. Mrs. Dr.
Avers is iho owner of the only thoroughbred
mastiff in this city ,
r IjK.MNdTON. Nob. . April ' "I Tn the Fuartliig
Kd lor of TIIK IIKK : AII. . elalum to have
killed u mallard this apriliK ucluhlng six
pounds I'o ' they uvur roach that wulghtY
i ; miner.
Ans. Never ,
OUAIIA. April 29. To UioSunrtliiR Kdltorof
Tin : UIK : : VVJH Danny Ncuclhuin uvur whipped
by 1'nuy Kurnunn. If to whuru and whun. and
huw wu * It duno. I hot that Kerrigan und
Noudham uuvor fmitflil. John Quill ,
Ans. Patsy Kerrigan nud Danny Nood-
ham fought a 102-rouud draw on February
27,1890.
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Sundays 11 } a. ui.to 12 ua. Send stamp for reply.
-HOTEL
LAFAYETTE
Lake 3Ilnnctoiikii , Jlluii.
Reason of 1R92 hcglna June ,
Uh. Ijt'iullnir Hummer
Hold ol' llio\V < t , '
ruoiufacn tliolaUo. . . _
ful location. All moilcrnpi
comfortsdally conccrtH , lino'
, host of " ' ' '
BI cnory Freqiifiit liafiiK Jo anil fium Kt , 1'aul anil Mlnncapollei one hour from St. raul.30 m from Mliv
3U. V. 'EXoloonLiIUo , 01 Or cut .Northcru UullOluE , bT. J'AtX , Ml.NN.
CmCHESTER'S EtlQLIZII , RED CROSS
THE ORIGINAL AND GCNUINC. The only SnfV , Sure , nilrtUMiPill for lilf.
I.iulloa. uk llrugtiit fir ( Tilc/uHir / i insliiHiamonil llraml In lU'cl n.l r/cM nicmllli ) .
toin fcakd vllh blue rlbtxm 'ft. ' ti nu utiipr Llnil , ttr/utt tfulilftitttotn and /mr < jffon\
MI \ I > IIU In pftiuboiull l > nxrfriDk wrKip [ rlAre riutii ( , > rnii cniintcrfrllc. At ItruRnUt'.or irnfl nt
. rKrlleularilftliuuuul , l "Itfllcr Tin * I.iuUfM , " ( ( ilf , br MilIU
< Jc.In ilAtuni f r * i n < c ur .iurH uitr y n turn
JO.OOO TVillTlonUll ; : , ini ! , , r. CHICHISTCM CHEMICAL - - . , Mn.ll
Hulil br ull I ocal l > ruaiilot .
TUB HUE : In u gnmo of rnzzlo durzlo A bids
f. , calls for the kln , O lioIclH same ; IB It lio-
lutoly nocotsiiry for 0 to iiluy tlio king on thu
liiat trlolj If liouoos not wish to ? 0. A , Olson.
Ans. It Is not , dutln the majority of cnics
It Is the sntotl plaj , but there is nothing
compulsory about It.
Koimi OMAHA , April 30. To the Sportlns
Editor of Tim HUE : Will you ploiuo answer
In sninluy's IIKK whom IlundlUoo , Oinnlin'H
pllcliur , uaino from , und lita nco und record. If
you oun you will groutly obllgo-IIarry Kon-
nurs.
nurs.Ans , (1) ( ) Cnlumbus , O , (2) ( ) Twenty-four.
(3) ( ) UnttlnK avcrano , .UI50 ; fielding , , 'J4S.
Cou.NCir. IliiiiKKfl. In. . April SO. To the
Bporllna Kdltorof TUB llRi : : I'lonso answer
In your no.\t Sunday's IIKK lliu fnllowliiK
riiioslloiis : ( A ) Did the Iliotlinrhonil luivo u
IniiKiio lust year or yoarboforo , ( II ) Did Ulilca-
L-o mill Hoslon luivo Ilrothurhood luains. ( U )
.Wan Ilostnn orOhlt'ttBoovi'r In llio Ainurloun
uhsoo allon. And ohllKo. II. H , O.
Ans. (1) ( ) Ttio year boforo. ( a ) Yoa. ( . ' ! )
Hoston was lust year.
Cook' * Kxtni l > ry Iiiumriiil ( 'lminimirno ,
This excellent RjiarKllng wlno has bcoii ho-
fore tbo public for nearly forty yeuw audit
has boon Ibo aim of tbo Ammcnn Wlno com *
puny , to make it the best spjrifliiiK wlno in
the trade , therefore nollilng has boon left
undone in its production that science nnd
modern Improvements could sntrKCst. The
company hnvo ample capital nnd are not com
pelled to put their wino on Iho market , before
it is matured , It * president , Mr. Douglas U.
COOK , has bcc-n with tlio concern , over slnco
Its incitiloncy utul was specially educated for
Its management , 'rho largo salot annually ,
( millions of bottles ) , and Iho increasing de
mand for their wlno bat made them Icrgnly
augment their plant , which is ovldcnco of its i
worth und lastly it's perfect purity "needs
no bush. " Tn those who hava not used it wo
ask u trial , feeling assured it will bo found
all that It claimed for 1L
There nro all sorts of Husslan blotuei used
for street Jackets , and very trim and jaunty
they look. They are made of dark blue or
bluclc cloth , witb trimmings of Kucslan braid ,
and are to bo worn over tbo dross bodluo If
desired to take iho place of tbo customary
jacket. There Is but ono drawback and that
is tno necessity of their being always uont
trimly fastened and en warm days tbis would
bo inconvenient.
Fifty cents buys a bottle of Hradycrotlno ,
a bottle of liraaycrotlnu will cure four bead-
achiu.
IS YOUR GRASS
READY ?
If not , it soon will bo
nnd wo would bogliul
to Imvo you moot It
halfway , with ouo of
our 181)2 )
LAWN MOWERS. -
GARDEN IIOSK ,
WIHK NETTINGfor poultry yarUt
TUKLLISKS , etc.
1511 Dodge St.
FINE SPECTACLES
nnd Eye Glasses ,
for Iho correction of alldefucti of Tlilon.
Solid Cold Spectacles
( romlJUJ upward
Fine Steel Spectacles
I'rom tl.UU upwnril
rotoctaiid Improve your uyusljhU
our oyoi teatoi Iroj ba practical
Oj tlclan.
VIAX MEYER & BRO. CO
K tnLllihu < l Jilii IAIINAM and ICtli.
OQNSUiFTION.
I h&fea pasitiruremwiy fur Hie ftbotadlMt&so , by It !
use tliouiiiidi of c&ttel of the worst kind an < ] of lone
rtindmir him IOKIH curol , Icidiwl go itronv ll my f ltU
ju itn nine * ? ? , tlut I MrlllBjiidTwoiiorn. > a Hire with
a VAI.UAill.H TKKATISK on tlutdluiaw lu ny uf.
J'.rur who will tend me thvir IU | > riu4und I * . O , addmtii ,
X. A. blucuiu. .tf. C' . , IBU 1'uurl HU , N , V.
