1G THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNIMY , AUGUST M , 1892-SIXTEEN PAGES
SPORTS OF WANING SUMMER
A Pertinent flissortaticn on Coursing in
Nebraska.
JDE KELLY WRITES A LETTER
Kcliocn from Ilio Itynn Shnko-Down-Tho
Iliintrr nnil the ruiipnnaii The
llnrso nnd tlm DOR Ilino Hull ,
TcniiU nnil I.ncro.i p.
To the SporllnR Editor of Tun Bun : Is
tlicro any reason under the sun why thcro
should not bo n largo state rounlnit mcotlntr
held In Nebraska this coratnK nuturon ! The
state hai nil the natural advantages pos
sessed by nny ether state , viz : plenty of
Jack rabbits nnu a grand scope of level prol-
rlo country , nnd the only tiling that stands In
the ivuy Is an organized ciTorl on the pnrt of
these who have ( rnyhounds and who possess
n knowledge of cour.'ii'K rule and rcgula-
tlons. 13 very larpo enterprise must have a
beginning nnd often great events nro ushered
ln.wilh very email bcKlnnlngs , but coursing
is not an experiment by any ir.onns. the
American Courting club , having hold six
largo successful meets nt Great Bond , Kan. ,
mm has bucomo of national importance , pat
rons of the leash being present from the ex-
tretno points of America Mnlno and Califor
nia the latter Mate carrying homo the hon
ors In ' 01. with Ohlcopoo Lass , a Binnd llttlo
woriior that merited the title she worn Cali
fornia U holding several mooting * each year ,
nnd Salt Lulto City , wo understand , Is hav
ing u local moot every Saturday.
The Inclosed meetings ut Omaha , Council
Bluffs nnd Lincoln should have stimulated
the Interest stilllciently ID have resulted InHale
Halo organization.
I am stifo In saving that It is not for lack
of material , but for want of n self-appointed
committee that will make n nail at some cen
tral point for organisation.
When the American Coursing club was
first ( bought of , to put the thing to a test ,
the writer mauc n call for a meet to take
place on tbo Cboyonnc plain11 ! , near Great
Bend , Kan. , with tholnicntlon of forming nn
organization at the time of the mooting , but
lie sooner had the call appeared than several
advised calling n meeting atoncc for the pur
pose of perfecting an oigunlzatlon. This the
writer did by naming July us the tune und
Topeka as the place of meeting.
A goodly number was present from dlf-
fcionl parts of thu state , nnd a wlde-iwako
nnu cntluislastio meeting was hold nt the
Fifth Avenue hotel. Olllccra were elected ,
rules chosen , a constitution nnd by-laws
formed , the ilmo appointed for ibo middle of
October unu the place first selected mndo the
place for the coursing , and , as is well known ,
the running meeting was largely attended
nnd a fouddatlou lulil for ono of the most Im
portant sporting events was ushered in that
this country has known the great valueof
which will yet bo seen. It Is honest
racing. quick , Intensely Interesting ,
will never Ing for want of ma-
torlul or enthusiasm. Any number
of grnrhounds have been Imported , and ono
party has sent across the water for some of
the blood of the great Fullertoii. four tunes
winner of the Waterloo cup ( $ JW)0) ) ) .
Finn breeding kennels have been estab
lished in vi > rlous parts of the country , and
today there tire hundreds of good hlirh-brcd
gr.iyhounds , where a few years ago thcro
wcro only dozens.
At ibo meeting nt Great Bend , October ,
1891Dr. N. Ilowo , editor of the American
Fiolwasaho4oni > roildontof thoclub.and the
meeting in IblU will bo graced with his pres
ence. Ho has contributed $100 each year to
the prizes , anil the columns of his journal Is
the only ere in this country huvltiir a special
greyhound department. Any now raovo to
ward the formation of n stutu club wo nro
'uor would receive his unscllisb. and cnthusl-
V tic support.
Select tv locality , if possible , near some
good prize town , where hotel accommoda
tions nro good and whcro you can bo assured
of permanent grounds und you will huvo no
trouble of getting donations to the stake * .
Muko n thirty-two dog stake for old dogs and
A sixteen dog stake for young dogs under
IS months of a o and you will have full stakes
without any troublo. I will guarantee u
capable ludge at a nominal liguro who will
BOO that the mooting is properly conducted.
I could namn n dozen or llfteon elegant gen
tlemen in Omaha , Council 1 Hurts , Lincoln
nnd Beatrice nlono that would make n grand
nucleus for a coursing club , among which I
might name Captain 1 . II. Hnv of Omaha ,
Colonel Dulv of Council Bluffs. E , II. Andrus
of Lincoln. IJr. G. L. Uoo of Beatrice , also
13. B. Biiffun of Lincoln , and others who nro
none the less prominent nnil enthusiastic
whose names I am inmblo to vocnll nt pres
ent , ar.d who would atonco rally around the
standard of nny well known nnd bonorablo
rcntlcmtm who would make u call for orgau-
- Izallon.
I am so confident of this because many of
these In the cities nnmod have expressed u
strong desire for n stnto meeting , and prob
ably each ono Is waiting for the other to uuo
nc'Ion. '
The American Coursing club holds Its
seventh annual meeting nt Great Bend , Ivan. ,
October " 5 , ami a meeting In Nebraska could
bo appointed the week previous , which would
tsnablo these who Inlund to contest at both
meetings to bo present.
Will ! > omo gan.letnun tnko the Initiative
. and innku a call through Tun OMAHA Ben ,
Htato Journal of Lincoln nnd the American
Field of Chicago and Sporw Alleld of Den
ver * F. litwiN Kovci : .
Tcpeka , Kan.
Tlio ( lout Uiliion'H'Itonilstt'r Club. .
This organization Is . .steadily increasing In
membership nnd the interest taken by the
members is shown in the large attendance
at the evening driving on thb track. While
the club gives Its rnco matinees on each ul-
tcrnato Saturday af'ornooii , the evenings
during the wcok Hint many drivers on the
track who , while they have not participated
In the regular club races , do r.ot hcsltato to
go with the best of them. That racing has
a fascination for nil classes cannot bo dis
puted , nnd the evening driving U witnessed
DV our best pjoplo. The want of a club
bouse is felt by the members und the proposi
tions and suggestions regarding now quarter *
re being carefully cousldoreil. The Crolgh-
ton prop'rty on the north side of Cut-Off
lake , with track so arranged that the club
house would face both the luke
iml quurturstrctch Is fnvorod by many.
Guntlimion who desire n place of recreation
for themselves anil families have favored
this plan , und it wcuUl Increase the member-
iluu of the club from among these who
would desire the bathing and boating prlv | .
legos that a line club house BO situated would
permit , nud whcro the society ot the club
would bo moro exclusive than the "free-for-
ill" privileges at our swimming resorts.
The Kouutza property , between Slxtoanih
and Twentieth bouth of Mcnduison avceuo ,
' 'li'it been suggested und Mr , ICoiintzo will bo
iskod to make u proposition to the club on
his return from thu cast. Several now
horses have been purchased by members of
the club during thu past low days , and inunv
Dtiers | are watching lor fust ones. The mid-
August iimtlnoo will occur Saturdaytlio 20th ,
and as thu club invite the public
to attend , furnishing muslo for their
entertainment between beats , und give them
teed honest races , they fuel that-a full at-
tondiinco IK duo them , und the putronuao ex
tended now will oiicourtiuo tills club to give
ui'xt year u series of meetings that will bo n
bonelll to allOmaha , and bring out u class of
barter not seen here boforo.
Uobori Wells of the Roadster club has
told his lluo mure Bullnlodlrl to Mr. Win-
ililp of Fremont. Bub hint ? $500.
\Y. U , McCord has n new choEtnui filly
that U Data to be coming fast enough to win
Ihu.'ftO class Saturday ,
II. II. Martin has u now brown pacer for
the next matinee.
Mr. Warrou R gcrs und li | Kentucky
team are icon ottuu speeding on thu truck.
\Vliut tlio 1'ullco No i Suy ,
' The "Mnglo City Club" of South Omaha ,
1 Neb. , will prove itself , I Judge , not able to
loug cuitaln the weight of Its own record.
Tommy Itynn of Chicago seems to have been
thoroughly cheated of his rights there by
tbo uio of the familiar "police tinUh , " The
Chicago " 1'ug" will not suffer , of courio ,
lu reputation , nor will his adversary , Jack
Wiilioi , gain by bis having gotten nwnv
With a whipping that wai romploto , oxpopt
lor the last "victory stroke. " It duo * not
ipiieor wtio are the operators of the Omaha
"alr-tlgbt" ufc'utust which llyou ventureil
" ivlth no chance except the worst of it either
Irom tbo lighter or tbo tuuuagunut , n sel-
dom happens , 1 bollovo , that a conuntne club
ntercstcd In the conduct of boxing event * ,
plant or tolerates a wrong. Surotlung play *
ors , covering 'their Identity by n club oarao
nnd operating bv the help of the pollen
onicer * pllntit to their purposes In punlllsm
no ns never to lose , have been familiar
figures In the game at the east , The happy
reflection regarding them whenever they ap
pear Is , that after they turn about ono proven
ind pnlpablo dirty trick , their iiamo bocnmcs
"Dennis , " nr.d they wear the mark of the
robber for life. A galley slave brantloJ on
the forehead with n hot Iron hns somotimcs
succeeded. It U naftl , In effacing tlm mark of
his Ignominy at the cost of considerable phy
sical pain nnd after the outlay of monov.
Is there nn exception , however , to the rule
that n man proven to bo concerned In robbing
n lighter of bis rights has never been able to
maintain himself or tocaln caste among good
sportsman or ( nir-mliidod of pugilism. I
nnvo lone recognized this ns n fact , and have
in mind moro than ono would-be "smart
Aleck" who has abused a position of trust
nnd responsibility as roforco to servo the
wroncattho expense of the rlcht , "Poor
fool I" I hnvo often thought to myself. "You
nro the fellow who Is getting all tha worst of
the dirtv thins you hnvo done. Nobody clso
will bo hurt , but you will carry the mark ns
long ns you live , and see many a day you'll
bo sorry. "
How .Stout mill lto\vn Lust Mnnoy.
AM.IOIIINY : : , Pa. , Aug. 11. To the Sporting
Edltorof Tin : Disis1 I have boon Intending
to write to you ever since wo got bncit from
our eastern trip. I want my Omaha friends ,
nnd I am proud to say I bavn lots of them , to
mow Just' how I nm niuulng It in the big
iKnguo , out It has been so hot
bore that 1 couldn't ' bring mv-
self to latter-writing , which isn't
my forte at any tlmo. I am playing great
liall , and I know that you , at least , will bo
jl'irt to hoar this , for if the ball players over
iiad u ftiotid In rtio west , you are the man. I
opened up at my homo In Boston , und mv
rrlcnds gave mo a great send off.
[ played well , getting a throo-baso
clrlvo oft big Stlvotts , which sot my
crowd wild. Wo played Soleo's men
two games , winning both. Then wo went up
n alnst Vfo at 'Baltimore , nnd ho put tlio
kibosh onto us in great shape , t hit him
liurd but unluckily. I did not begin hitting
nanl nftr my arrival hero , but have my
"eye" nit right now , nntt nm string
ing 'em out for "two and three
safes a gamo. Tno pouplo and
papers are with mo and I will spare no pains
: o keep them.
1 mot our mutual friend Dave Ttowo while
in Chicago recently. lie U looking well , ns
JHUul. Ho did not say anything about the
J. > 0 ho got for my release , however.
Mow , Sandy , this mar. nnd Stout rung
n n great bluff on you. I know
ihoy were trying to sill mo all alone , and
they simply Hod when they told you they
inly received $5' ) for mv release. President
Temple says ho gave Kovvc and Stoat 5500
tor my roloasn. but what's the odds
wacthorli cost $5,000 or 5 cents , 1 am got-
.inir nlontr nil right , although they should
liavo told you the truth and vou might have
cinched your salary for ofllclal scoring nnd
other work. Write mo nnd lot mo know
about the shooting this fall , us I am coming
out for a couple of weeks of it.
Silently iiitlitiilintlc. :
OMAHA , Aug. 13. To the Sporting Editor
of Tin : TJuis : What's the matter with or
ganizing n lacrosse , club in the cityl Anyone -
ono having soon the game onoo will not
icsltuto ono moment in pronouncing it the
most exciting and Interesting sport of out
door games. Should a club bo organlz3d
there would bo plenty patrons of It , nnd It
would soon lake the pl' : o of that overdone
professional game -uisouull. It Is the Can
adian national game , but Is rapldlysprlnging
Into hot favor In the eastern cities , while out
along the ( JoaU nil the largo American cltios
nro onthusiastlo over it. In Canada where
they used to have baseball leagues lacrosse
lias put them out of existence nn'd draws
hundreds of people whore baseball did
dozens. I tuns this way of asking co-oporn-
tiou from Canadians and others In the city
who nro desirous of forming n club , nnil
would asit anv who are interested in tbo
game to write or call at my address ,
when , if enough intoroit is shown
in it , a mooting can bo called
for organization. Thcro nro quite a number
of old-time lucrnsso player * in the city from
Canadian cities , und these will , I nm suro.
willingly pitch in and civo Omahnus a
rh'uneo of seeing the grandest and most ex
citing gumo of all games. Now that the
city bnso ball club has disbanded lacrosse ,
once Introduced , would become the rape , for
even the most oxoltlng of foot ball matches
would not bo In it with a fair game of In-
crosso. Not ono In llfty in this city has over
scon a lacrosse , ami many have an idea it's a
form of tennis racquet und that lacrosse re
sembles tonnis.
Anyone who take ? an Interest In the came ,
or anv Canadians , old-time players , are re
quested to drop mo a line , when"wo may ar
range for a mooting. FKANK J. PUDIIIC.
Care of Windsor Hotel.
Tliu I'lok-nr-1'u I.i'iisrun la Oprn.
Sluco the collapse of the base ball millen
nium baby , alias the Western league , Mil
waukee , tlm head and front of all offending
In the western circuit for the past live yean
has boon sedunusly endeavoring to
und rnMno O kosh and beat her out of
her franchise in tbo Michigan-Wisconsin
leiiguo. The Western was too small for the
boor metropolis , nnd while way in arrears
for dues and players' salaries , she incon
tinently turned up her toes , with the dec
laration that all her debtors connected with
the Western league , might go to with their
bills for nit sha cared , she had bed a
quantum sulllclt. Then she immedlatclv be
gan her work of disintegrating the minor
league above mentioned , oven going so far ns
to run In the bluff that she would toke the
Oskosh franchise , club players nnd all , pay
off all tha old debts , and run the shebang as
a Milwaukee enterprise to the close of tbo
season. But the M-\V league know a thing
or two , chief umong which was that Milwau
kee's credit In a base ball way wasn't worth
a mill on tlio dollar , and last , week she was
emphatically and peremptorily informed that
she couldn't got In for love nor money , that
they could nat ntford to take In a-iy cheap
villages In the circuit , and didn't want to bo
further importuned upon the subject. T lints
how the Brewer base ball maggots stoud
among tbolr immediate neighbors.
Anunt thu Clilukuu J.iuv.
NKi.mii , Neb. , Aug. 9. To the Sporting
Editor of Tin : nuu : I read your statement
In I'm : Suxiuv BHK concerning the present
game law with much pleasure , as it coincides
with the vlow I have sought to Improve upon
legislators for several yuars. What you say
in regard to the birds being moU palatable
whan from half to twu-thlrds grown is on In
disputable fact. If the law was such that
the people considered It somewhat moro rea
sonable it would bo enforced utmost every
where , but as It is now tbo chicken shooting
except by market hunters is all over by
Scntombor IU to in , because others do not
care to cat thorn them after that date. Thu
market ahootcr , however , tlnds his most
prnllluble shootlnu' nftor the hot
weather Is over , nnd he can ship without los
ing u large pur cent of his shipment. A law
1'blch would muko the open season com
mence not earlier than Augunt l.nnd not later
than August ir > , nnd the closed season com
mence not later than October I , on chicken.
would do tmro good toward protecting game
than tbo present law , a hundred-fold over.
C. J. BUST.
_
A Kuiiiilnc MutliiiMi lor September.
11. C. Terry ot the Gentleman's Hoadstor
club , In conjunction with ono or two other
enterprising and hustling members , arc con
sidering the advisability of holding a matlnoo
running moot ut the fair grounds couno in
September , and as sure as they do they will
receive ample returns on the Investment.
Undoubtedly u purely running session , to
consist of about five or six events , would
prove a greater magnet than any other
amusement that could possibly bo provided.
Anyone , man , woman or child , can enthuse
over and en joy a runclng racn , nnd the tre
mendous crowds In attendance at tbo big
courses In different parts of the country
every day fully cqrroboratos tbo statement
that it u tbo blir drawing cord of tbo ago , It
Is quick notion , full of fire and snap , excite
ment and uncertainty , Jutt tto elements the
loyal Amorlcdu ravels in , and tha projectors
of the above mentioned matin DO deserve
every amlstunco ttnd encouragement la their
laudable enterprise.
A lloiuliiLHi'iiilltfiir Jtjnn ,
Tbo benefit 10 bo tendered Tommy Hyan ,
the Keutlouiuuly and youthful ubauiplou
welterweight Dtiirlllat , which como.i oft nt
Manncor Ltuvler's Grand opera house Thursday -
day vontng next , proinisoi to surpns > nny
similar affair over nttcmptcci In this cltv.
AlroaJy the tickets nro going oft Ilka hot
cakes anil thu dotormlnatlun socras to bo to
plvo the boy n Rrpoting th t will prove both
llatterlng nnd profitable. Ho hns mndo a
host of friends hero , the thorough licking ho
ndinlnUtcrcd to hi ( ? Jnck Wllki two xvceks
ago , under the most unfavorable auspices ,
being the starting point to his great popuiar-
Ity. A flno card has bcon prepared
for tha occasion and the spectators
will have no cnnso to grumble on account of
Its tamnncss. Illg Mllto Uortenwho hn fncojl
moro fim class lighters thim nnymnu living ,
Pixdtly Hrennan , the Gotham lieavy-wolpht
champion , Ovlllo Whlto. the conquorpr ot n
long list of good "uns " , Wiloy Evnni , the colored -
orod here of the cnan , Danny Uilly , the
cracker-J.iclt bantam , Aaron Hherroy , ono of
the comer ? , and Toddy Gallagher nnd others
will llpuro In the trouble. In order that
business mon and others Interested in
ho.ilthy athlntlct mav have nn opportunity
to witness the contests , the curtain will not
bo runt ? up until 15 ml miles of 0.
Only Two U'ln > HIIVO u Clmnrr.
Tommy Itynn of Chicago , who fought Jack
Wlluo's for SJ.OO'J ' In South Omaha , Neb , on
July tlU , must bo n flm class pugilist nnd of
higher gniao than many supposed. Ilo
dcmonstrntod when ho fought Wllltos that
ho was a terrible punlstior nntl that ho has
greatly Improved. On napor It look * ns If
tuoro was only two pugilists In the world
who stand n chance of lowering Kynn's
colors. Thov nro Gcorgo Uawson , the Aus-
tralllan HO-pound champion , who recently
defeated Dannie Noodh.im In S.tn Francisco ,
nnd Tom Willlnnn of Australia , noiv In Eng-
lanrt. 1 think llvnn nnd Dawson "would
make n hurrluano battle nnd It would bo In
order for tne Coney Island Athletic club to
offer a purse for tuoso famous pugilists to
battle for. Hyan claims tbo MO-pound cham
pionship of Amnrlca , und ho Is ready to light
all corner. ) nt that weight for that title nnd
$ r .0)0 ( ) n side. In California sporting men
think D.iwson is n phenomenon , end there U
no doubt but ho Is n top sawyer. Police Un-
zotle.
Howls from nUtant Illcnnhcri.
Will Omnhn have bnso bail next season !
It is a good bet that she docs.
.Tuck PicKott Is with the Laundry Girls , as
the Treys have been dubbed.
HiiBhoy , the cowboy twlrlor , Is pitching
some pretty 3tIT ( ball for Macon ,
Old Hick Carpenter has bid adieu to the
ball Held. Ho wants to join tha Pullman
conductors.
Bob Gllks hits caught on with both hands
at Mobile. Ho Is playing second , mul loads
tlio gang oft nt the bat.
Dad Clark Is hanging by his eyebrows with
the Jacksonville ot the ono-oycd league. Ho
gets his board and clothes.
Wild Bell Wldnor has floated Into the
southern league , .showing up with the Mo
biles. Gittlngor , Toledo's vury fresh loft
Holder , bas oho joined the Aluoamlans.
Papa McCauley out at Los Angeles the
other day won u thirteen Inning game from
Oakland'by a homer with the bases full.
They uro now peddling papa's photos in the
gr.ind stand.
Jocko Hatllgan Ins prMiably played his
last ball In the big loairuo. Ho was sent
homo last Wednesday lor the bajanco of the
season by the Baltimore management nnd It
is not unlikely that ho will be put on the po-
ronnlal bind : list.
Churllo Cushman of unsavory Milwaukee
memory , Is reaping nn abundant harvest for
misdeeds committed while In the managerial
harnesj. Ho is umpiring In the Eastern
league , nnd has already made miraculous os-
cnpm enough to knocic thu history of Jack
Cade into u cocked li.it.
EJdlo Burke , the old Milwaukee fielder ,
has about silenced his Now York maligneM.
Ho Is putting up an articln of bail for the
giants that is restoring much of thu old time
polo ground enthusiasm , and Cincinnati
made n mistake when thev lot him go for uny
old vet of ttio O'Jf eil or Welch strlpu.
Over In Cleveland tno ether dav the
Spiders knocked out ttio St. Louis ultchorn
as fast as they could bo dressed nnd put I s
the box , and at last in sheer dcsparatlon the
bleachers yelled in concert , "Oh. Vondy ,
Vondy , cot in yojrself , you'ro worth a whole
town full of these dubi. "
Chanlo Snyder , who presented Columbus
with a couple of games of ball hero early
this spring , is doing the presentation net in
itho big loazue , with Cincinnati nnd Wash-
n-jton at the princlp.il bonolioiarios. Char
lie , you wnGt to stick to sijuee o noicer and
hearts. You are out of your element ns n
judge of anything.
The California league directors have voted
to abolish the "bunt" hit. All "bunts" or
uttempts at such hits will ha called .strikes.
Itill not matter whether the ball be batted
foul or fair , a strike will bo called. If there
Is n runner on the bnso lines and a "bunt" Is
made into snfo ground , the runner will not
bo allowcdito ndvuncu u buse , and the bolter
cannot go to llrst. TM nil intents und pur-
posos.tho "bunt" will practically oo a foul
bull , with the exception that the penalty of
a strike Is Imposed on the batter.
Had a talk with Larry Twltcholl the other
day about returning to the diamond , and
found that popular nluycr In a humor to desert -
sort the ball Hold , Ho said : "I won't play
ball ugaln unless I got a place in the National
league , and I don't care much about it at
that , either. I am done with minor leagues.
I lost nearly two month's salary with the
Western , and at the low liguro paid In that
organization the dump was considerable for
mo. If I can secure n good location in this
city I propose to engage in the cigar business
and quit the diamond and knickerbockers
foicver. " There was some talk u few days
ago of Larrv Joining the Washington club ,
but nothing definite hai been determined.
E. 1C. Ktfo.
Cum Von dor Aho Is nothing if not orig
inal. Ills lastcsl move is to shako up the
umpire system. Ills proposition is that tha
umpire remain in the city where ho is loca
ted nt the beginning of the .10:15011 : until his
worn becomes unsatisfactory , when ho can
bo transferred. For Instance , an umpire
will bo selected In Now York to bo located ut
Cincinnati. St. Louis or sonio other western
city , and vice versa. In that way traveling
expenses , hotel , bills , ota , of thu staff of um
pires will bo s'avod , and there will PO loss
chance for nn umpire to become prejudiced
or give any loam the worst ol It.
Fred Clausen's work with Loulsvlllo so
far has boon ( 'ood , But ho lias boon unfortu-
natu In Voslng games. Ho made his tlrst np-
peuranco at Louisville against the Cleveland
club. The Courier-Journal says of him :
"Claujun bat none of the style of his rival.
Ilo docs not part his hair In the middle or
even comb it regularly. Ho does not spend
hours training u moUHtacho. Ilo has no deli
cate poises of the foot or theatrical gestures.
Ha makes no plays for the people in the
grand Htand , but just pitches lilt a ho was In
u close gnmo on ttio 'commons. ' Ho bas an
awkward movement In the box , but all his
'culcuah' and does not
luck of grace prevent
him from balng u line pitcher. His work
was Just a trlllo batter thau that of the pa
trician Clarkson. The visitors triad to 'rat-
tlo' him. "
"Ho Is n llttlo Western leaguer , " shouted
Jack O'Connor.
"Uo Is very fresh , " cried MoAlcor.
"Holi bound to bo , for ho was associated
with Schmoltz , " said Duvls.
"Pitch ono for Suhmeltz's whiskers. "
shouted Clurkson. Clausen did so. Ha sent
ono whlzilng toward tlm plate and the butter
taado his third try and wai out. No n mount ,
of "Buying" nffectod the ox-Columbus
pitcher. At 'risky ' Minus ho was at his best.
it yesterday's work was a Humpio of what
Clausen can do ovary tlmo ho goes In , ho wilt
prove a very valuable man to the Loulsvlllo
cluu.
Uhll C'lntt of thu llnrHiiiiiiin ,
The entries for the Humphrey , Nob. ,
races close September 10.
Ucauchamp & JarvU , Poncordla , Kan. ,
hnvo taken their string of natters to the
klto truck at Syracuse , Nob.
A free-for-all pare , Hul Pointer nnd Direct
barred , for balf-mllo hi'iits will bu a novelty
at ttio Indopondcnca meeting.
J. J. Clement of Norfolk , Neb , , Is after
trotters and has bred two muros , ono by St.
Lloud aa3jhf : , to Lobasco , liMO ' .
Alarm Cult by Alarm , cnyd during the
Friend mooting from over exertion. He took
two heats , then wont luuio and was Dually
distanced.
Sensations nro not tbo.oretor of the day on
the turf now. There uro too many favt ones
for oxccealntf fast times to cauio an explo
sion when tbo upox Is reached.
Tbo Norfolk ( Neb , ) Fair association will
hold tbolr mootint ; tbo last wools In Septem
ber , und for a premier puna hang up ono for
Jl.lKU for froo-for-all trot tors.
NebratUa all lu two days takes A chain *
ploubhlp record auil imcceciu tu ucutlug luo
stnlllon king. Honors enough for one atnto.
Augusts and 3 wllllloiig bo ramomborcd.
Mr. Nat Drawn' * * stallion , IgnH Fntuus ,
3M : ! , by Editor , hfcspn promising il-ycnr-old on
the turf In Advnldt ivbo had to bo pulled
double nt Qulncytol prevent distancing the
Hold.
The Donegal farm , Peabody , Ki\n. . has
purchased In Kentucky n chestnut lllly by
Onward , dam by Hhrold , n bay filly by.On-
ward , dnm by Minmiohl 1,339 , nnd n cheat-
nut fllly by OnwniUt dnm > by Egbert.
Grow & DozwrflU Sweet Springs , Mo. ,
purchased at the Unhnior sale recently held
at Hliickburn. Ma , the bay stallion , At
Heamer HO.VJ. AU Uomuor is by Corbln's
Bashaw 17IM , dam < the dam of President
Wllkos , aU4) : ) ' ) bv'Al West 14171 , g. d. , by
Mumbrino Patchen 53 , Price , fl'JO.
The classes for the Otoo county fair , to beheld
hold September 1. ) to 10 , did not 1111 and were ,
declared off , excepting the ! 3UO : , 2:4i : ! and
the ! ! :03 : class for 12-yoar-olds , all trotting.
These that did not fill were reopened , on
same conditions ns previously advertised.
Goorpo Crownovor , secretary , Syra'juso.Nob.
Kov. Tyrrell of Clarion , In. , noted as Judge
iind timer at Fort Doago , la. , July 21. Ono
of his decisions caused n murmur of dlisont ,
nnd the clerical oniclal pullca off his coat nnd
announced that ho was nblo to whip nny ono
who called him a liar. His reverence will bo
given a llttlo tathorly advice at the uoxt con
ference.
A writer In Kansas City , Mo. , Is setting
himself up to run In competition with the
modern Eiop of the east who springs on the
public periodical taloi about having found
sorao great trottof or pacer engaged In the
menial occupation of drawing u milk wagon.
The man in Missouri claims to hnvo discov
ered a son of Simmons. 2'JS : , out of n mare by
Oak Grove Morgan , pulling n butcher wagon.
G. D. Bennett , Tecutmoh , Nob. , has
shipped his splendid string of trotter * to the
St. Joseph , Mo. , truck for training. Among
the lot nro Appanooso , 'J:2U : ; Nunolls , 0r , > o7 ,
nnd H. b. Hood , 15,431) . The dam ot Apoa-
nooao Is IIopo , who is nlso thu dam of
Hoslyn , Q : ! > U > , as'jillloa that Is ulwavs re
membered it connection with St. Joseph
horses. Mr. Bennett received flvo additions
to his stable after reaching St. Joseph , and
by the way , ho promises to rank wall atnony
the best trainer : In the land.
The Iowa und Illinois Fair association will
hold Us second annual fair nt Burlington ,
la. , September 13 to 10 Inclusive , und like
nil previous fairs nnd race meetings held nt
Burlington , will be 11 great one. There will
be uo lack of interest nnd the association has
hung up splendid parses that will cnablo
many horsemen to Increase their wealth and
display the merits of their horses before tbo
vast concourse of spectator * that will con-
grotrato from Illinois and all parts of the
Hawkeye state. For the four days' mooting
most liberal purses are offered with $ ) ,0l)3 re
served for specials.
Fred Blake , Hastings , Nob. , says that Hobart -
bart S2'J Is giving perfect satisfaction both
in the stud and in his work. Mr. Blnko pur
chased this stallion last spring and still re
mains steadfast to the opinion that ho has a
Uorso to Do proud of. Hobert Is a splonuld
mover , and no artlllclal appliances , save ten
oun co shoes In front and six behind are used
on him. In a llttlo nastlmo work last week
his trainer , Mr. Spencer , let hlffi brush n
quarter in forty seconds. After the stud
season is over ho will bo trulncd. Mr.
Blake has Fltz 7IS3 by Cortlnnd Wlllcs
4715 , dam bv Blaokwood 74 , a yearling by
Counsellor 2:2Hf : , dam by Swlgert COD , and
tbr o teals by George Monday 7727 , nil solid
bays.
llushvUle , Neb''has completed n klto track
nnd Is making preavstritles toward the front
In the great number of important rncing
towns of the west. The association is out
with a bid forentrlos and a mooting that not
only redacts great credit on itself but the
state of Nebraska as well. Just pivo the
clnsbos n critical Inspection , u number of
which wo will mention : 3:00 : class 3-year-
olds , ? ! 00 , pacing frooforall1(10 ( , 2:31) : ) class
$100 , 2:40 class , fSW. ( special trotting , any
horse to boat 2:17 : , entries free , S.JOO. 3:00 :
class , § 109 , and froB-for-ull trotting purse ,
$ IOOU. What morovan bo nslteu I A splen
did track and liberal purses , together with
fair treat tuont and good accommodations are
luxuries that please the horsemen.
Tlm Iloitiiiml Hull anil Oun.
Jeff Uedford ivpreparlng fora' llithiiif : trip
to the lulces of Minnesota- ' * > J
The kennel club is rapidly perfecting its
arrangements for the October bench show.
The upland plover will llngor.ln this local-
itv but , a few days laager , then gooil by to
this dulnty morc'eau until another summer
rolls 'round.
The Omaha Gun club will hold a mooting
the first week in September for the purpose
of choosing sides and electing captains for
their grand autumnal club hunt.
Tolerable good bass lUlilng issllll to DO had
nt Munawa , but Honey creek , by reason of
tbo wholesale illegal netting carried on there ,
is about depleted of Its Ilnny habitants.
Will Crary Is doubtless the champion up
land plover shot of this vicinity. Ho made
another trip to tbo flats above Blair last
Wednesday and returned with a bag of
ninoty-eU'lit.
The Bemls Park Gun club is fast develop
ing a lot of cracker-Jack trap shots , and they
are waiting with much impatience for met response -
sponso from tlio Raymond Gud club to tholr
challenge recently promulgated ,
Charles Johannes , with Paxton & Galla
gher , Is denlorlnu * the los of his valuoblo
setter. Ho Is Irish , dark red and small , nnd
was ornamented with a collar with Johan
nes' name on it , also n tag. It is probably
only another case of stolen dog.
Fred Fulloi1 , ns yet , has hoard nothing
from his challenge to shoot nny man In lown
a 200-yard rillo match , nnd tlio presumption
Is that tbo prohibition marksmen uro all In
the mountains hunting bear. The Omaha
enthusiasts , however , would much rather
see Fuller und Major John Potty try con
clusions.
The first Issue of teal will bo In from the
north about September 15. The birds that
are now seen about the ditloraat local lakes
and streams , are birds that bavo bred hero ,
and they will remain until late in the full , or
meet their doom ut some gunner's hands.
There are few game Dlrds In this western
country that excel cither the blue or green
wing teal.
That the law governing chicken-shooting
In this state is llttlo IU < H than n burlesque no
ono dare dispute. In the ilrst plnco , It is un
reasonable in Its seasons , and In the second ,
utterly anil completely Ignored. You can In
dulge in a young chicken at almost nny hotel
or restaurant now. nnd you don't have to
order "plovnr , " either. Just call for the gen
uine article , nnd they'll bring it to you.
"I thuVliurl. .
Captain Conrad t of thu Omnbn Whocl
club is spending his vacation in Denver and
vicinity.
K. L. Young , the popular vice president of
the Tourists , is back from tils tour through
Now York stato.
Spoonor'a twanty-four-hour record has
been knocked intoucoekod hat bySborchund ,
the English man , .who recently rode 412 miles
in the sama tlmo. *
J. Elmer Prattt representing Gormully &
. "affray Manufacturing company , Chicago ,
btopned over to talk bicycle business for n
faw days last wacic *
"Moonlight runU' hnvo boon favorlto runs ,
among the local wheelmen und wheel women
of lato. The bountiful * harvest moon has
lured many n festive hiker out.
The Omaha Wheel club pedaled ever to
Honey CreoU Inkd last Sunday and spent thu
greater portion of tlio day at the lake sldo.
A numerous iirowil'turnod.out.
W. W. Connonwui of the Tourists U out on
the club runs again ; having , returned from u
prolonged .vhoelJtrlp through the "groat
dwtdo" and nlonff Uio "gold coast. "
The Council Hlhffs Wheel nlub took a
moonlight spin down to Greenwood , la. , lust
Saturday Highland remained ever until Sun
day evening , returning with tlio Tourists to
Omaha.
H , J. Miller of Missouri Valley tins thu
sfurtliie editor's iicliiiowledgoments for a
photo of hi * handsome block cocker * , Black
Joe U and To liny Nclles-Obo. They nrp of
Imported stock , und a pair of very line dogs.
the "colloilgo boy " whom
Tavlor , , every
body considered us third class rider last
year , lowered tha world's safety record for u
mllonttba SprlnutU'1'1 track lust \\cek , rid
ing In 2:11 : , ouly throq.gccood * behind borjo
time.
Charlco A. btokos , Jr. . representing the
Stokes Manufacturing company , Chicago ,
was in tlio city last week. Mr , Stokes U
identified with the Union mnlio of wheels.
Ho dopurtcd for Sioux City with the Oinuhu
delegation which tcok in the Icwa meet.
Messrs. Perrlgo , KinUmui , Scbnull , Uumol
ana llolton who have been attending the
'tournament at Sioux Cltv.rclurnod to Omaba
Friday , ticbuull and Hoilou captured touio
of the Hnwkoyo prizes and rode in some
pretty fast races.
Club Runs for Today Tourist Wheelmen
to ncllovuo for dinner nnd n visit to tbo gov
ernment rlHo rnngo : Omaha Wheel club to
Park' * Mills , la , j the former start ntOtttO
nnd 7:30 : , the latter at S o'clock. Both runs
nro two of the best out of Omaha nnd will bo
appreciated by all who attoad.
The Young Men's Christian association
cyclers have some attractive runs scheduled
for this month , Each Tuesday and Thursday
evening the club takes n spin to some de
lightful spot , Last Thursday evening tbo
club were Joined by the Tourist * and took n
boat ride nnd n plunge nt Cortland Bench ,
The road race which U soon to tn o plnco
over tbo Florence nnd Briggs station course
promises to bo n big event In this season' r
locnl cycling history. The different clubs
are gottlne tholr rend racing men In shiipo
nnd the "scorch" will bo n dnnuy from start
to finish. Everybody should onior mul make
thonfTiilra success.
Last Tuesday evening so-no twouty-llvo of
tbo Imly cyclists nnd tholr gentlemen friends
Indulged In n club run to BnvlUs park ,
Council HluftN. The most onjoynblo tlmo
Imaginable was had by the entire party and
the ludlw nro much pleased with the success
of their venture , the run will bo
n permanent fcaturo of caeh week's cycling
events in the future. Monday availing has
been oliosen ns club nlaht. Huns will bo
stnrtod from the Omnhn Wheel club house
on Chicago street and will bo entirely under
the charge of the lady cyclists. Music , ro-
frcihmonts and n good seoul chat will form
alining llnlsh to each club run at the club
houso.
The denizens of Glonwooj , In. , nwoko Inst
Sunday morning nnd found their pretty little
town in the hands of nn Invading iirmv ot
ovclists. The occasion was the regular Sun
day run of the Tourist wheelmen nud the
way the boys turned out was n sight for sere
oyos. The club wont down In two relays
twenty-seven men In nil turned out. The
Council Bluffs boys who had made the trip
the preceding evening wolcornod the Omaha
boys nnd remained with them during the
day. ThroiiRh tno courtesy of Dr. Powell ,
the superintendent of the Institute for
ihoFcoblo minded , the visiting cyclists were
shown nil through the vast building. A flno
dinner wns served nt the G Ion wood Hotel
and the day was spent mostonjoynbly by all.
A farmer whoso house overlooks the road re
marked to ono of the wheelmen , "Tho gosh
durnod country Is chuck full of them bUtcklos
today , there's bin a string of 'em n goln' all
mornln1 , and a comin1 all ovenln' . " The
upplo orchards nnd dairies along the route
suffered somewhat from the hungry nnd
thirsty "nrn.y. " The run wns n dandy and
ono of thu best mndo this season.
long Ioral Sports.
The German flillo club will hold tholr an
nual tournament at Huscr'a park , September
10 and 11.
The communication In this week's sporC-
Ing department on the feasibility of a slate
coursing meet Is comiuondod to all fanciers
of the flcotfootod greyhound.
The final event nt the Hyatt bohefU. at the
Grand opera house next Thursday night , the
six-round po between- the bcnoliclary ,
Tommy lilmsolf , and big Paddy liroiinan ,
will bo well worth tbo price of admission.
The annual tournntnput of the Nebraska
Liawn Tennis association for the champion
ship of this state In ladles'and gentleman's
singles has ooon sot down for September 0 ,
7 nun S. The matches will ba played at Lin
coln and will occur during fair wcok.
The Omaha Athletic club Is preparing n
fall und winter's card of attractions that will
obviate the necessity of polng elsewhere to
wltuess first class athletic events. In the
meantime the matter of chartering a Pull
man for the trip to Now Orleans tno first
week In September Is being discussed by tha
directors. The Indianapolis , Cleveland ,
Columbus and Cincinnati clubs will all send
their owu curs.
OmMtlims mul AtiHwcn
WAtino , Nob. . An ? . 0. Totho Sportinz Kill-
tor of TUB ltun : l'lcno ivu vour decision on
tlio followlni but : A bets II that , ho can boat
him throwing dice. A throws live duccx , II does
likewise , II claims the money because A
didn't boat him , and A claims it Is u tie. V.
U. Nethawuy.
Ans. A Is correct ; It la n tlo and n draw.
J.IIIKIITV , Neb. . Am. 10. To the Sporting Ed
itor of Tin : HKU : I'lo iso Inform me through
Tliu JlRKnf tlieqiilslcust time undo between
New York and fean .
Francisco.--Charles Gard
ner.
ner.Ans.
Ans. Four days , 12 hours and 3 minutes.
Car.UMiitig. Nob. . Aus. 0. To the Suorllnir
Kdltor of THE Hen : Where can I procure u
copy of the National Hlllu association's rules ,
nnd what will they co t ? Is thoiu any nntuinpu
shooting to ho hud lu this state. U so , whore ?
Loiu Uniigo.
Aiis. (1) ( ) Write to the secretary of the
National Hillo association , Tumplo Court , N.
Y. (2) ( ) Not much. Thcro may bo a few nn-
imnls yet lingering to the wo t and north of
Dox Butte county , but they nro scarcj.
GIIANP ISLAND , Nob. , An ; . 0. To the SportIng -
Ing Cdltor of Tin : HUE : A , II. O and I ) shoot
nt twelve live birds each , three moneys.
American Shootln ; association rules. A nnd
11 kill eleven each. U kills elirht nnd I ) six.
How nro the moneys divided ? When a bird
takes wing , thu shooter's cun missus flro , the
bird alights , anil the shooter then llrus both
barrels ut It slttln , ' , uan it ba scotod a dead
blrd ? K.T. Wutmuro.
Ans. (1) ( ) A and 13 divide or shoot off for
first money , C wins second nnd U third. (2) ( )
No. It is no dead bird , but thu shooter
should bo glvon another bird.
OMAHA , AUK. 11. To the Sporting Tdltor of
Tin : HKK : I'lcase st.uto In Hundav s HIK : what
thn meaning of "rescrvoii" Is when nppllcd tea
a dug shown on the bunch ? Kennel Club.
Ans. Itdnnotcs that thodog is to have the
place of the winner next to linn If for nny
reason that dog forfeits his win. For illus
tration , if there were three prizes , and tbo
winner of tlio third was disqualified , the re
serve would then ba winner of third ; If theru
wore but two prizes nnd the winner of second
end were disqualified , "tho reserve would
then bo second , und so on.
SOUTH OMAHA , Nub , . Aiu. 10. To the SportIng -
Ing Editor of Tin : llrfK : I'lcuso state In Stin-
ilay's answer column whether Frank 1'ar-
rnolee , as the refeicoot the late liyan and
\Vllks li/ht , would have L-nd the raht to
have poUponoJ the IIlit , on Its bulng Rtoppcd
by thu police , to mother night ? Will they
fix-lit uKiilii ? I'alrl'iuy. .
Ans. (1) ( ) Ilo certainly had that right nnd
should have done that vary thine , or else
given the light to llyan who hud It. won bo-
vend the possibility of n doubt. (2) ( ) Not In
a hundred years , Mr. Wilks wants no moro
llrht class lighters In his.
VAT.KNTINI : . Nub. . An * . 10. To the Sporting
Kdltor of TUB UKK : Oun you Inform mo In
s'liml.iy'H IUi : whcro wild celery can tin pur
chased for planting purposes ? When and how
should It bu plained ; which Is used In plant
ing the root or souil ? Uncle Shoojur.
Ans. Wrlto to W. Y. Wontwurth. Fprt
AUlnson , Wis. , ho will furnish the iVIory
and all dc.slred iiiformutlou as tp the manner
of cultivation und planting.
MONPAMIN , In. , Auc. I1. ' . To the Sporting
Kditur of Tin : UKISS 1 Hindu a bet that .lake
Kllrnln nnd 1'rank Mnvln never foillit ) In thn
United Statesand was tu luuvu It to Tin : Hun ,
nnd had the nnswer 'ill last Sunday's Issue ,
lint , my man lx u kicker , and nays they fought
privately In the stain of Main or Maryland ,
and It W.IH reported by Itlehuid 1C. Vox. Now ,
K they over Cousin , or spurred , plunsu glvu
tlmo and place , und Uthey never did either ,
please inuku fitatement ho plain my man can
not sneak nut ltuy Noyes.
Ans. Your question was correctly an
swered lust week. They never met.
NEWMAN OIIOVE. Neb. , Aur. 12. To the
gportliu IMItorof Tin : HUE : I'leasu publish In
next Sunday' * HKK tlio following : Can u UJBO
bull ninmuur rutlru u batsman wliun ut but
with two strikes am ! ono ball called nguliibt
him , nnd nsuuxtltiito taUo his place nt but ?
Also , If n low lly hall Is batted Inside uf third
base , cinsses the foul line beyond third base
und strikes foul ground , U Jt u fair or foul
b.ill-U. A.
Aiw. 0) ) No. (2) ( ) Fulr.
I'I.ATTHMOUTII. Nub. Aug. 12. To tlio SnortIng -
Ing Ivdnorof I'm : HKK : Tor thu bunuflt of
these who dii not know thu law In ruurd tii
seining In Nebraska waters , jiluusu glvu It , U
Aus. It Is unlawful to use u seine in uny
waters , Including the Mluourl river , In No-
bruika.
NOIITH 1'i.ATTK , Aug. 11. To the Sporting
ndltorof TllKlf.Ki \ WM you please niunor
quuutltin In .Sunday's llr.iA hots that a hmsu
gotn u leeuid If hu trntH or riina for ninnuy
uven If U boon u road. If ho w ns It bets there
must bo nn application to an as oulatlan bo-
foru a houoe.in gut u murk , Wliu wlnsV-Ii.
II. .S.
.S.Ans.
Ans. If u liorio runs or trots on a regula
tion tr.ick for inonoy hu got * u murk , but
Hover on thu road.
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Mrs.AllroMsjl ) .OreKonMo. Wrlxliti llfforutreat
luiutU.'UlL > d. ; alter troatnaut , JKJIli.1.
The following porionii Imvu mkcn trontmont of
Dr. rinrilor , with IOIH oftoUlit nn wlvun Ix'liiw.
Tlioy will cliuerfully unmvcr ull lingulrlvi If ttuuip *
are iiiclo < uil.
\VclKlit WcUht
Ill-fore. Afur I.OKS.
MllS. UArillvI-f.JDHNrlOK ,
I'aelllc.llilK'tlon , IUMTU MJIbs. 1I7ILH 17H ll ) >
MKS. Al.ici : .MAi'i.i : ,
Uri-KOII , Mo 330" IC8 " 15M "
" " '
SbViir"o"w'l 3IU" 205" U15 "
BIMKUM VAN WINKI.B.
rrunklln , 111 ! l" Z. " 1MO"
MIIH. III.IIIUIK rillihMAN ,
H. Illilwull. fill 2T3" 172" Kill"
II ll.i. h A HA II llAHNKIt ,
I3IUO , Flflli-it. ,
l.oavouworlli , Kits 275" 171) ) ' 103"
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL.
No nturrfnir , no lncnnvunlunc , liurnilixwuim no baa
miocW. Htrlrtlr coiillilimtlul , I or ilrculunumlUa-
tiiuoalaU n < ldn i nllli Co. In btam | ,
DR. O. W. F. SNYDER.
MoVlckcr's Theatre Bldrj. , Chlcaflo , III.
ALLAN LINE
j MAIIj
C'AIIIN , ll to * W. Aucordhu to c
mill locution of titiitnrooni.
Ilitormuill'itu mill Mi'or.iKu nt low r.itui.
STATE (
ALLAN LINH
WNE ) STIJAMHIIII'S.
NKW VOUK'UiU OI < AfiUOW.
Vlttlxindoinlurry , every KorMiiKiit ,
Anu llth . HTAT15 ( JF NK.VAUA . noon
Aim.Zllh . . . . . . STATK < IK NKIIitAbKA. , . , IIIMII
bdiTt. MU/.V.bTATi : OK CAMFOHM.V. II A. M
Caliln , ll'l. ' OL NI I'nbln IH , r-Hnir ( j.IJ. |
Applr tu ALLAN \ CO , Chlc go
11. K ilUUltU , liU liu r rdei.
DR. * C GEE WO.
Thaonlr li ) < illr gri4ii3t3t Clilnoiu nliyilolat
KlKbl jrtmrV ituJr 'I'oi yoir * prMtioal ujcuur' .
cncuwltli nil km ) vn clltuiio * . Troati ucojiifullr
nllclirorilooaii * Klron iii > bother doctor * Cufl
nnil Bcalilmor wrllo for quoitlon blank. Do not
think your oaio hop lion baojuia jour doctor till *
jiil o , buttrr tlio Uhliioieclootor with hti now un.l
wonilorfnl ro nodlm , andrjoolro noir bunulln nail a
- dooor ; > ounnut Klr .
urliK. Itouti nnil I'lanti natura'i rumeJlolil
nieilk'lnui. The vrorltl lilt wltneii. Onu thouianit
li' tlmonlali In tlir.'o yo in' prnittloa. No Injurloui
ili'cocllotii , no narcollof , no potion. UattonU.
trouiiuiMit un4 pormanunt onrj.
izc/uei ut-cj ( ullr troatou nnl cursl.
Khun up bjr ether dcctitril
Tliut. 1'oiiulilln. < lli llnrnof Irect , otironlorhou- .
nmtlnniUjruari. klilnoy anil liver troubo ! ,
Tliui , Culvvrt , lilh mill Knrnani lruat < , noner L
ili-lillltjr. Inllinntlun , Inn at itran < tli nna rltullt/ .
Took fnuillclnu for yoir * hul um no rtfltuf ,
M , U Andar on , Ml ( 'uinlnt Mrjyt , ottirrb.
olillnii.i ana tirunchltlt uf dfiooaaar < atanilln/ .
IIui for mila tlio following pruptrai ) romoitlai > k
II.UU n bottlo. § lr huttlcu furtJW , for Ih'j cure or
Antlinm. Catarrh , Kick HuaiHohu , Indluastlon ,
lllooill'ul onlni { , llhuiim itlini , Kem lo Waiknaii.
Klduuy uud I.Ivor ( 'oinplaluL No muenli.
only by Uulnoio Mudk-lnu Uu , Capital , tlUJ.W ) .
OlDce , ICIh and Califjraii Sli , Omiln , Neb1
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