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BHEE7A' SPOUTS OF OCTOBER
Big Bass In Nebraska and "Whore to
Oot Thorn.
WHISPERINGS OF THE PEOALtD WHEEL
im llrnlny ( Jnmr Kclinr * from tlie Truck
McliUniitl riRlitnrii-Tlio .Siornmnn' |
Untied llnmi Hull nnil l.ucnl
M Nntf-4.
OMUU , OoU 7. To the SrorttnR Editor ot
of U prc-oml-
THE URRS The porno eue
Jiontly tlio BHtno of brains. It would bo as
mach ol nil nnomnly lor n foraon to nttutn tea
a stte of cxeollonco us a chews player with
out the p < mosslon of certain valuable nnd
useful iiuiilllios of inlud ni for llnrnum's
"armless wonder" to excel In tense ball or
tonnls.
Ho who l.os been attracted by the concon-
tmlou of nttpntion necessary In whist \vlll
Jlnd the name nttractlon In chess , out In
creased tenfold. Ho who llnds grfttlllcatlou
In the excitement attendant upon "show
down" or &ovon-up will tlnd the saino cxhll *
nrBtlon In tho.tblel : of tlio light over a chess
board , und there Is the nddeil doslwblo
fouluro that the cliais player must , untlor till
circumstances nnd conditions , Uoop bis
tcniporijlo lese his cciuatiltnl'y is to lese his
Enmo.
The history ot chess moro tnnn doubles tbo
span of thn history of chrUtlanlty und loses
itsj boBintiltiR In the mists of uucortalnty.
It Is only cortnln that the paine had boon
brouRht to a high stuto of parfcctton by the
nations of the east before wovo8ternoM
succeeded to It.
At the tlmo of Morphy'a wonderful
achievements , here ana ubroiid. late In the
flftlcs , clitm llrst bocumo pormaiic-ntly
established In America. Up to that tlmo 11
vrns only ulnyca In n desultory fasLion
wherever two or three inot together nnd the
repulnrlv organized clubs \\cro very few.
Immcaliiiclv It became known that Morphy
liad uttalnod the world's chnmpioriRhlp
national wldo wns aroused nrit itiogamu
was recoKiil ed throuishout the country.
It is to oo regretted that it has only
become llrmly established In spots
through the western suites , while liv
ing In luxury In tliow of the east , but it Is
still a fact. There has been us yet but llttlo
concerted action upon the part of western
devotees of the itamo looking toward regular
organization und matntonunco of chess cluUs ,
although there are uncounted chess plnyora
of no menu strength on the west sldo of the
Mississippi. Hero in Omaha thcro are cogent
reasons wtiy a club should tnltu form and Co-
velop : Wo have n state champion or two
with us nnd nt least a dozen players v.-tio
would ti'.ltu rank in the second or third class ,
besides hundreds who play without much
pretense to sUill. It is only necessary that u
club bo organized upon a sound business
basis , with cfllcient ollicurs and ( lint but
moat important ) with something to actnsa
permanent stimulus In orilor to glvo Omaha
a place us ono of the chess cantors of the
west. The writer has gone through the mill
several times and Is not "guessing" In tbo
statement of this opinion. Three yours ace
ho wns appointed as chess editor of the Kan
sas City Journal nnd edited a weekly chess
column In that pauor for two yours , matting
B. special cflort to discover these players ot
tbo west who wcro Inert and dormant. The
l effect was remarkable ; a cub ! of nearly 100
members was organized in Kansas Ulty ;
another of 150 members In Topcko , nnd at
leant twcutv-llvo smaller clubs grow tip over
tbo prninos of Kansas , Missouri and tliu
neighboring state * . It is , perhaps , not a
matter ol wonder thnt wb have no clubs in
the western states now of any Importance
when wo note the taut that thcro is not n
newspaper or other pnriodlcal west of Chicago
cage winch devotes any space to the gatno ot
affords chess players any moans of inter
communication , without which tonlo Influence
llttlo is possible In the way of development.
\Vby cannot something bu done ?
\ \ . K. LEIGIITOX.
l\\K \ l > iun In Kclirusku.
W. it. May , state fish commissioner , is In
receipt of the following letter , which is
proof nosilivo of the good work done by tbt
commission , from A. C. Putnam , president
of the Chudron Hanking company :
OIIAIIUDN , Neb. , Oct. 4. Hon.V. . \ , . May
Fish Uniniiilssltiiior , Stutr/of Nebraska : Di'ai
1 Sir Thlnlclni ; Hint you inluht bo luteicstud li
tJio nucoinitof a trip thnt u parly of nentlo
men took in the siiml hills fur the purpose o
llu.'lliii : ( Mil wliotliiirtlm stories were true In
card to tliu la run catches ot Ij.iss inudc In vhi
laUosouthofValeiitliiu.il unity of llvo of it
wont to tlio lulco on Thiirbduy , SoiitoinberSJ
AVe nrrlVLMl there about biin-iiown imil at to
ultclilii our tunt ntartud for the Inlic. W >
caught In iilMiut an lioiirfcOiiit'tlilnK lluu twun
ty-llvo bua-i avoraulni ? nbnnt two pound :
riplucr. und during our stay tlipiti of two day
must ha\o < ! nuiht over so vunty-li vu oaHssoiiii
of theni ul lilriK over tluuo pounds am
they won , il run at least Uvu pound
upleco. Wo could have ciuiL-lit ten times th
amount hut tliu woatlior was so warm that \v
cuuulit only \tliut wn could use and a few t
glvo to I rlunUs. [ trust that this will tinconr
npo vim to persist In the good work of slock
Inj : the luUus und streams of NubrasKa will
such food llhli as will In your Judgment tltrlv
In tlicdlirutunt hil'.c.s luul streams , tflncerol ,
yours , A. U. 1'fT.VAM.
Tlio Coining llt'iirli Slum' .
The llrst annual bench show , held undo
tlio auspices of the Omaha Ivenncl clu
comes oH at Exposition hall two v/ooks froi
Tuesday , October 25. lasting lour days. Th
prospects are Immense. A big success Is a !
ready nssurcd. Entries are pouriujf in froi
all sections of the west , nnd dog 'men in a
parts of the country have \\rltton inquiric
without number. It will uu a great treat fc
tbo citizens of Omuhanud the burroundin
country , us it is thu only logltlinato benc
show tnat has over been attempted hero.
Tno Intotost in caulno nlTalrs , which wn
Eupposca to hnvo reached its zenith and re
suited in tlio extraordinarily largo numbc
of exhibits In 1 & ' , ) ) , has by uu means itb.ttet
which is proved by the fact Unit tharo lin
been this year moro exhibitions than eve :
The Omaha Kennel club show should bi
ocmo ouo of tlio social events of the soasot
Jt is nlmidy being looked fonviird to b
many of our leading citizens with blonsu
nblo untii'ipatlon. Not only U It talkc
about on the street aiU hi UioolUco. nnd i
the liroblde , but oven the country rounduboi
Is nffcctod wllti the popular luroro. Doj
that will bo on exhibition Imvo a nation
repulntlon , und , being credited with vlctori
over ; iholr spicios in innny of ttio oastei
shown , will bo sent hero to add now luster
their reputation and Improve thulr race ,
well us in Insure the t > uccoss of the clut
laudiiblb enterprise ,
Atiu'li lllill | ; > ' < l. ( ii'iit
psuifA , Oct. 4 , Sandy lirUwold : I hai
tbo honor to Inform you thai at n meeting
llio Omaha Lacrosse club bold last ovcuti
in the Paxtou you wcro unanimously ulocii
nmumber ( honorary ) of the club with i
privileges of an active player. I will tai
ploiuuru In suiiclniK you ono of our cli
ImOgds in u day or so. Wo hope tosooyi
out orcasloually to got n llttlo lively excrcls
Thunkiug you for tlio Interest you ba
AlspUyed In the club , I urn yours very Iru
U. J. I'KUDII : ,
Kci'ratary Omaha L.acrosscclub.
The l.ait lti > u-utt of Siiiiiiimr ,
Homo ICuii Hrcokonrldgo will spend t
wintoi- Davenport , .
Howard I'arl nnd Cius Alberts were i
inn I u RUVb in the late October outtlt ,
, Oral or ucorgo Shaffer , the old Dos Moh :
Oolncr , Is on the block at Uravoscnd.
Jack lUckolt Is in Chicago and will bo
exhibition at the U'ofhi'u ( air next yoar.
JC'O Qulun kas been playing a grand seen
for lloiton , but bis bitting Is lighter tb
a elrmv hat.
| PfctTer's leg still gives him trouble. 1
t'cban ; o , YOH , but nln li > U uot in it with '
bulging bralu.
Old Cy Kutctlfto tms boon stabled by 13
tltnoro and Kcdily O'ltoubc. the voicelc
cent to the Hold ,
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Mcl'ucc , of Oltu-.lrmatl , hai been incapr
tatcd with n fat thumb , uud about f
' other Hfds with fat heads.
Inks and I'otU wcro Waihlnctoti's t
teryinagamo last week , nnd of com so
Scnalois wi > ro lu it up to tbo node.
Thomas Ollbovt Vickery , bo of the Iv
liiaut probotcls , has at last received w
pe has boon ao htng for n uuipcnslou.
,7lilrd baiomaa Ctmp , of St. Louli , t
tbo ball hard nnd ought to mtiko n good bnic-
runner , but his Holding Is erratic. Slnr
Hayings.
Kddlo IJurko , of Now York , has not hnd
MI error In his fourteen games In the out-
Hold. Ho bat stolen forty buses In slxty-
oiio games.
Old Man McClollan. formerly of Columbus.
Inter of Murinolle , made n two bagger in
eight coiucptitlvo games Just before the close
ot tbo season ,
Charley Cusliman has returned to the
stable In Milwaukee for the winter. Chnrilo
says there nro exactly 8irJ,285 ! ! ties between
Providence K I. , nnd llroworvlllo.
Dnd Clarico has quit base ball , for'tho good
of th gumc , urobnfcly , nnd struck his level
bossing n section gang on the railroad for
John O'Koofo over ntOttumwn , Iowa.
I'lttsburg has IraJod Joe Kcllov to Haiti-
moro for Van Haltrcn , giving ? it)00 to boot ,
nnd Plttsburg will llvo to sco the day thnt
she will glvo $1030 mid Van to got Ivjl back
Frnnlt Conlus has relieved .lack Glass -
i-ock nt short lor the Von Dor Ahofuls ,
( llnsscoclc can now draw that oyster can out
of the bank and wallow In Idleness aud
luxury.
The National League will wind up its
championship nTfatrs nuxt Saturday , and
then wind Itself up n few weeks later.
Truly these be troubloos times lor the
big nation nl.
Hojtoucso are complaining of their uatterv
department. They say that , Nicholas has a
verv Roro right hand , Staloy has a lame arm
and Htlvetts has no moro spued than on old-
fashioned elder null.
MoAloor Is worth about S10 moro per game
linn the average center Holder for the man-
nor1 in which ho coaches the ether llolders
regarding long Illos hit into their territory ,
so says K linen4 liates.
U'inlleld Scott Uamp , tall , sun-browned
and nandsomo , is homo irom 1 ho habitat of
the seal nnd the walrus. Ho says tbo
Pacific i-Jorthwojturn leasuo was very west-
cni Association this year.
Ono feature of the inako-up of the Clovo-
and team to which credit enough Is not given
s the number of all-around players. Da\ls ,
O'Connor nnd Tuheau nro throe particularly
valuable men in this respect.
Manager HeckenOerirer has agreed to stay
with the Plttsburg club next yoar. Tornis
Imvo been agreed to and ho will have abso
lute cbargo of the team. Plttsburg Dis
patch. Agreed to stay ! Thai's good.
Dill Booze Hoover , formerly with tbo
ansas Cltys , hns Joined Comraoy's menag
erie. Now if Cincinnati could only resurrect
Hillio Taylor , Fred l owls nnd Lew Dicker-
ion her cup would bo full to overllowlng.
"Miko Kelly accepts Jack Crooks' chal
lenge of throwing , and names Tommy Estor-
brook as his choice ; 10. ) to 1,000 throws in .
every or any position. Put up or shut up. "
JJoston Glot'o. "Cock die. " however , doesn't
count.
\Vhllo the Brooklyn * were in Boston this
week i'om Lovott cnino up from Providence
nnd occupied a scat on the Brooklyn bench.
Philadelphia Press. Isn't it dangerous
to allow the players to nssoclnto with that
kind of n man.
Ulg Duiigan of the Chicanes is proving to
bo ono of Ifaby Alison's ureatcst tlnds. Ilu
plays a first class lieldlng game and is In the
front rani : of the heavy hitters , having a bet
tor average than big Dan Uroutbors , who is
No. 5 in llio lengtlo.
Catcher Brigiis is verv deaf , nnd his nfllic-
tlon , instead of croalli > g sympathy , has been
made the subject , of brutal joits and endless
guying by certain players who poao M stnra
and act like hoodlums. Brigcs was a mem
ber of Iho old Union Paclllc.
Alison is considered Iho bostDigoou-shooter
in the base ball fraternity.Vo really , be-
llevo , however , that ho would hnvo u pretty
hard time to win in a shoot with such shots
ns ( Jastrlght , Cross , Ward , Uadbnurno and
McPneo. A shoot between these cracks
would bo a notable affair. What do you say
lo n match , Anson-I2x"hango. ! Bob GIKS !
can give any one of the six ton dead birds in
100 and beat "cm out.
John S. Barnes recently made the follow
ing suggestion for an inscription to bo put
on n tombstone in memory ot the Pacllic
North west league : "Sacred to the memory
of the Pacllio Nothwest league. Born at
Tacoma , Wash. , March 15. 1S90. Died at
Taconia August ! it , 1S'J2. ' If uor salaries had
been $1,000 per month Instead of $ .2,000 she
would have lived. She was all right in her
way , but she didn't weigh enough" aud had
a dead weight round nor nock in the shape
of this self-sumo John S. Barnes. No legiti
mate sport can live nlUicted with barnacles
of bis ilk.
Among managers and players there scorns
to be an opinion that tbo uvolvc-club
leasuo is unwloidlv and dlfllcull lo handle.
They almost unanimously favor n return to
the old system of two associations. Other
players s'ay Iho season i.s too long , and that
there are altogether too many games played.
Frank Sclco.tho manager of the Bostou club ,
appears lo have hit the nail upon the head
when ho said there were too many champion
ships. That seems to have been one of the
weakest points in ttio organization wbicti
started out so encouragingly. Tno base ball
public did not know how to account for twc
champion clubs in ouo year , aud they dia
not tnncy thu idea.
Tim HorHitinru'rt Uolumii.
Ancialfa Wllkes' , Syracuse , Nob. , record Is
Tlio great Nancy Hanks has only lost pn <
heat in fifteen races.
'i hey nro making big preparations for theli
racob at Hushvlllo this tvcolc.
Hello Acton's dam , Lottie P , 2:17.ji ! wni
sold for & 5U before she was developed.
Txvo of Onwara's grandsons , Jack Sheppard
pard und Uiillno (2) ( ) tiavo n record of 2:10.
Judge Urosham , by CJuolph , 2:17 : % , won h
the : tUO clans at Suonaudoab , la. , in stralgh
heals : best time , 2:40.
Mrs. T. O. Tlngloy of Ciolhonberg , thli
stato. still uses n sidesaddle that was pur
chnscd over 100 years ago.
Holdon Davis tiottcd tl'.n second heat n
tlio late Syracuse , Nob. , mooting in 2 till,1. ! !
not 2.-21 as ropoi'tud in tbeso columns , wo ar
itiforinod by tUo driver.
Almonti'ilot TIKI , owned by U. A. Smith
Ltuvrenco , ICun , , is .sire of tno dam Jof u two
year-old lllly thnt lias lately Loon sold fo
inofo money than any ottior Kansas brei
f.vo-yonr-old lllly.
Tlio St , .losojili association will hold osorio
of races , beginning October .24 , nnd union ;
the special purses will bo ono of $ IOUOU for i
malou race between Lobaseo and the Canud
lun stallion , Alvin.
I , . Hunks Wilson of Crcston , la. , had thlrt ,
litifHcs to arrlvo.ut Montreal last Tuosduv
September 20 , IbW. K.V. . Wilson , \vhowu
In charge , says bo had H very rough voyng
but was succusstul In landing every hors
sately.
Kuntuclcy Husscll , 20 : , bears the dlstltu
tlnn of having trottoti tlio three fastest heat
over trotted by a stallion owned In Knnsa
over n Kansas track. Ho won the 2:21 : trent
nt llolton , Knn. , September 10 , iu 2:2Ui :
2:20. : S:20S : ( ,
At rullcrton , ? Ioh. . September 15 , Dlotat
by Dictator won the mixed race , best tliu
" ; ! ) ! ) . Tuo sucona class wn > won bv Wanot
by Shaucland Onward. September IIVai !
o otu won tlui class for foals of 1SSO. liurnc
of
Allen by 1'atilo won the froo-for-ull cass i
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til At Albion , Nob. , September 22 , Blue hoi
CO liy Tr.uiipI'.US , won the 2 : Id class , best tun <
ib 2'4' . > , ddfoatluK Abtlallah Bashaw and To
ibu V. Soutomber 2.1 tlio 2.V : ) class was won b
e. I'rnlrlo Queen , by Uushvlllo ; best ttnr
2MO. Durney Allen started to beat tih hul
mlle record of 2i31 undlliilbhcd In 2:2j. :
Ell , 'J:2'.M4 : , wont wronu early this soaac
ana never blartcd lu but ouo race , M
llnrltor. tno Rciitleman that had him , saj
ICli U all il ht now and has snood enough i
lie 2:15. Hud ha not
boat : gone wrouc M
Banter expected to hnru haa In lntn tl
ho grout raouoy winner of IS'JJ. The gelding
now at the farm of his brooder , J. K. Brow
cs Wyoming , "eb.
Uosialn iu Iliawatlia , Knn , , U a nontl
on man with his left arm oil just below tl
elbow but no id stilt n ccood rolnsimm , j
nd Saloni , Neb. , Soptcmber 15'ho drove tl
anal cbcsiuut stallion , Crow \Ving , in a hotly co
tested race , aud cave him a record of 2:21) : ) '
Hat a driver , with Imt ono arm , over bofo
put n horse In tbo list I Wo believe that
Air. 1) . K. Babbit , the gentleman in qucstlo
belong * the solo honor ,
al-
S3 , A Santa liosa , Cal. , horseman has Invent
a sulky that Is built on tlio plan otu tin
ol piece. Under the rluer'a neat the tiprln
ive will bo located , and' U is tlio Intention
have things t > o uicoly aujusloj that when l
driver wishes lo RO u 2:10 : gall all how
athe have to do is to set it nt a 2:10 : tlguro und
; he will do the rest.Vlien wound up the sul
will run u mlle aud a half. A clover featu
, tn- Is the selfwinding apparatus. Jlv slun
touching a button near bis stirrup tbo drlv
can make the wheel wind up the spring , n
lu by n handy device ho can throw them out
gear whoa the Indicator tolls him that the
spring has boon wound up to Iho proper ton *
Mon. Thus In scoring whatever power l
lost can bo regained. And It Is arranged so
the power can bo turned on nt will by the
driver. The Inventor says it will transform
the slowest scrub Into n worldbo.Uer und
make a 3:00 : horse able lo obtain a 3-.OSM
record. Now this Is Just the thing lor horses
that nro Inclined to "ill down" nt the tall
end of the mile. They will hnvo to go
whether they will or not , In case of an
upset what a' terrible thin ? It would bo to
hnvo the sulky shovotho horse Into Iho fence
orolso"mlx It UH" with him until It geta
cttdy to quit.
Shooting nnil
Tboro Is talk of reorganizing the old
Omaha Ulllo club.
Harry Melrose Is after grouse and ducks
up north of Valentino.
King perch nro being nooUeJ by the hun
dreds nt Munnwn and Big lakes.
Dr. liny03 has mntlo several nice ratchos
of bass nnd pickerel at Cut-off lake during
the past ton days.
The jacksnlpo shooting , as asual , falls to
pin out. with nny dogroa of satisfaction In
this Immcdlato vicinity.
There aru moro peed setters and pointer
owned In Onmtia nltho present tlmo thas
has bean known lu years.
H. B. Kcnnodv und Jack Morrison , "over
Jeo and Biddy , " made < iulto a respectable
bag of qliull lust Wednesday.
Frank Pnrmeleo and Blllv Nnsou were In
attendance tit the shoot nt D ant up , la. , last
Tuesday and \Vetlnosdiiy.
Fred Fuller and C. .1. Lancdon will try It
over ngaln next Sunday afternoon 200 yards.
olT-hand , twcnty-llvc-rlni : target , f ItMl a * ldo.
Uharllo Budd ot Dos Molncs und llnrvoy
Mo.Murchy of Syracuse , N. Y. , wcro the
RtiGsls of Billy Brewer n eouplntof days last
week.
C. .1. Uo t , who shoot's hno of the hand-
sotncst Lofcvors owned In the stale , ittioc'totl '
down n nice bag of Jacits ono dnv last wooit.
near Nollgh.
Manager Day of the Bijou theater is nu old
experienced duck shot and nn enthusiastic
all round sportsman. Ho will make u trip
out to the I'latto for gocso this fall.
The quail law was up October 1 nnd ns the
birds nro said to abound in croat numbers
this full , gunners will tlnd plenty of occup.i-
tion for dog and gun until the duck season
opnns up.
Billy Townsend , manager ot the Ours gun
house , whllo nn all-round good shot , Is nu
expert on jacks , and during the season gen
erally bags us many ns nuy two huulera in
the city.
.1.11. Wuoolcrnnd Andy Houch captured
a line basket of black bass nt Munnwn lake
ono day last week , Mr. Wheeler landing n
line specimen woisulng In the neighborhood
of four pounds.
Gcor = o B. Loomts of the B. & M. is shootIng -
Ing both targets nnd llvo birds with the skill
of a prolcssionnl mid In no great length of
time will bo abio to give any shot in the city
a run for his money.
W. 10. Nuson is making extensive prepara
tions for his trap shooting tournamentwhich
will bo held on the now grounds ncross the
river during the progress of the bench show ,
which opens October 2. ) .
.1. J. Dicltov nnd William P. McFarlanU of
this city , together with C. C. Williams ot
Missouri Valley and a friend or two from
Sioux Cit3f , will make nn extended Incursion
into South Dakota this fall for redhead , mal
lard nnd widgeon.
Both tno Omaha and Haymond gun clubs
closed their regular season's shoots Oc
tober 1. Thcro will bo n number of
special meetings , of course , before their
shooting irons uro Incased for the wlutor.
In his wrath over his defeat bv Langdon
last Sunday , Fred Fuller challenged John
Potty or any other man In the stato. Potty ,
I nm authorized to stntu , stands ready to
shoot Frm for any sura ho may see proper to
name , after ho cots through with Mr. Lang-
don next Sunday.
F. L. Campbell of Norfolk , Nob. , manager
of the National Trader , made the sporting
editor a call ono day last week. Mr , Camp-
bull Is a newspaper man and n sportsman ,
and has the writer's thanks for a cordial in
vitation to join him in n quail shoot this
full.
Rlilt-Clmt of tlio KlilR.
The Pacific Athletic club of San Francisco
ofTors J10,00u for the JucKsou and Goddnrd
ilght.
Peter Mnhor , the big auitter. Is ' back In
this country and wants to light Joe Goddnrd.
Sic'im , Joel
George Dixon says ho will not allow
Johnny Griniu a single ounce. It ho wants
to fight It must bo at 118 or under.
Champion .lira Corbott is havinc ; porraa-
[ nont training quarters built for himself at
Asbury Park on plans prepared by a Phila
delphia architect.
Jack McAuliffo has declined to meet
Geor o Dawson , the Australian , before tbo
California Athletlo club. McAuliffo says ho
will never light ntrain.
Joe ChoynskI and George Godfruy have
been mulched by Iho Coney Island Athletic
club to light before that organization on Oc
tober : tl , for u purse of J5.5UO. Tbo men will
light at catch weights.
Johnny Grlflln was correct when ho said
ho would whip Lynch In a cantor. Thoiight
took place before the Coney Island club last
Monday night nnd the Braiutreo boy "did"
his man in lust live rounds.
The small army of puss who infested Oma
1m n few weeks since Imvo all oozed , via the
tie nnd tbo box car. Bodon , the old trial
boss , Brcnnan , Woods.Condon , Evans , Flint ,
Shea they have all vanished.
Billy Muldoon's gabble about Sullivan'f
not having oeeu properly trained mabe
true enough , but his idea that lie can put the
big fellow In shape to successfully cope witli
Corbctt is simply ludicrous to all those who
saw the lute light.
The Pacillo Athletic club of San Fran
clsco , has matched Goorco Dobbs of San
Francisco , and Charles Johnson of Minne
iipolts to battle to a linish for n fJ.OOO purse ?
Tbo contest will talto place onriy uoxi
month , and Johnson should win.
Jko Weir , tlio featherweight pugllut , bet
tcr known as the "Belfast Spider , " wants to
I ilaht Johnny Grililn lor as big n ptiwe as anv
club will hang up and us big a ldo but us
Grlflln wants to mako.Velr couldn't gel
beer money back of him to light Grlllln 01
any ono else.
A brother ot Doniinlok McCaffory has pu
up a lorfolt to back a $5,000 hot that Jin
Corbott cannot knock out Domlnick in fou
rounds. 1 sea a good munboc of the boa
authoiitlos agree with mu In the stutumen
that the umti doesn't llvo who can knock Don
out in four rounds. '
Frank Slocuin , the bookmaker , has dopes
Itod $100 with tha Police Gazette in bohul
of John Lecdom of Philadelphia , to Jlgh
Tommy Uyan , Johnny Uea an or nny 11,1
pound puellist In America for f 1,000 to V *
u side , the contest to take place ut uuv clul
offering the largest pur.su.
Peter Nolan of Cincinnati , O. . the old-Urn
pugilist , has entered the ring ugalu. ' H
says nothing would olvo him moro ploasur
than to meet Doinlmok MciJiiffroy in n Huisl
contest , or in a limited number of rounds Ut
lore the Manhattan Athlotio club for asuitt
bio purse. Cincinnati linqulror , Noa !
couldn't whip McCaffrey with n base bal
bat.
bat.i
i see that Billy Myor Is saying tbftt Mi
AulllTo whipped him bv a chance blow , tbn
daisy right hand swing ho caught in in
jugular lu the second round. All rot. Thcr
Is no such thing as a chance blow in u pri/
light , aud tlio Stroator Xephvr U no more i
McAullffo's class than Jock Davis 1s in Coi
bolt's.
In a loiter Jim Hall writes that ho wl
leave England lor this country nest niontt
Hall slates tnat ho will Immediately make
| ° match with FiUsimmons tor r $ I5000 ' pure
ls at catch weights , the contest to take plai
n. either before the Olymnln or the tjono
Island Athlotio cltiu ihroo mouths aftc
c- signing articles. This is the light nboi'o a
c10 others thn sporting world wants to see , un
10U the club that gold U will get a UK winutti
10 suro.
suro.Whatever
uJ. - Whatever may bo said of Mitchell , nnd
J.re great many unpleasant things can be said ,
re is udmilled by nnv number of uulhoriUi
to that ho can tight. Ho is now said to 1
n , weighing over 200 pounds and expects I
train to UK ) or 1SJ without weakening hlti
ed self. "If ho retains his past cunning , uy
iO- oralshlp and shiftiness , " said a follower t
iOto the liftlo art , "Coroett will have an Intorcs
to IUR time wiping- him off the face of the curt
tie It isn't to detract from Coroutl , but tuoro
111 only ono heavy man today who can UK I
it Corbetl lu his own way , and that man
* ity Charley Mitchell. Tlmo will show whcthi
to ago , reckless habits , etc. , have made of Iv
ly great lighters simply memories. Poor Sul
or van has bad hi day , now lot us see \vh
ad tha same conditions have made of Mitchell
of Bob FitzjUutuons U again working bU Ja
for ttio benefit of casteriwwmopnpor scrlbos.
' There is Just n fnlnt possibility , " ho re.
marKs , ' 'that 1 mar glvoviJjMn Cornell * nail.
I nm no * , ovor-nnxlona to po out of my class ,
ns I don't sco thnt 1 'cbuld ' better myself
much. HUH , I have u wfll-duvolopcd Idea
that I could RIVO nn oxcolunt account of my
self , no matter who I foURTit with , nnd there
nro not manv mon In the jvprld that 1 would
bo nlrald to tackle. If L.do light Corbott It
won't bo such n one-slded'offair ' ns hi4 light
with Sullivan was. " Wrist. Robert wants to
Oo most before shooting/ his mouth
further. Is to nwalt the arrival of Jim Hall ,
and then do his talking. The redheaded
Australian Is getting hlnTWf ns heartily dis
liked in this country ns ChsYlio Mitchell.
Itlssnld , but there's little truth lu the
assertion , that when Jacjrson nnd Corbott
fought In California , the Colored man was nil
but cone when the draw came. Here U
what Hnns Christian Andersen says of the
fnblo : Corbott was ns fresh ns paint when
ho loft his carriage at iho bath door , while
Jackson needed the support of two men to
mount the stop.s and got to hlscoacb , nnd the
slightest tctich of Iho rubber's nnnd caused
him intense ncony. Corhctt was intensely
disappointed when ho discovered how thor
oughly Jackson had concealed his true con
dition in the ring.
"You fooled mo , Peter , " said ho with n
lauch.
"Vcs. Well , you fooled mo , too. "
"It was n long nehl. "
"Protty long. You didn't do much lend
ing. "
"t didn't go there to load. I was to bo
chopped up , you know. "
"Yes , " fald , Jackson , thoughtfully. "I be
lieve that was the program. "
"But 1 stayed as long us you Uul. "
" 1 bcllovo you did , " assented Jackson , und
the interview ended.
W'hlvpurliiK * < > l the Wheel.
The Tourist Wheelmen have n called club
run to Fremont toduv. Start from Fif
teenth and Oodgo at 0 a. m.
Humor says wo will soon have n cen
tury club. The club will ho Known ns the
Omaha \\hcel Club Century club.
The Omaha Wheel club pedals down to
Lincoln and return today. Tno dlstanco Is
110 miles. Start from club house nt 5 a. m.
Several of the Omaha Wheel club hoys
pudn'od up tn Blair Saturday night , the 1st ,
and roturued In the woo small hours of
morning.
Tbo Omaha Wheel club were scheduled to
run to Atntiler pltico Wednesday evening ,
mid quite umimbar turned out. Tbo run
wns enjoyed by all.
The Ladies Cycling club nnd the Omaba
Ladles Wheel club have consolidated und
formed ono organization. Tbo now club has
sot usldo Friday evening us club night ,
when a delightful little spin will bo Indulged
lu.
Lincoln now sports a now cyo.lo organiza
tion composed of about llfty members. Kb.
K. Mookott , holder of the state championship
medals , nnd an "all-around rustling" wheel
man , has been elected captain. The club
could nolTbavo made a bolter choice.
Tbo Omaha Wheel club pumped
their way over to Gcnwood | to dinner und
spent the day lolliug about the pretty llttlo
city. All who nttondod , and there was
quite a number ot them , enjoyed the day and
the ride hugely.
W. M. Burnum , the popular president of
the popular club , the Tourist Wheelmen , is
sojourning in the east for a month or so.
'
"Billy's" ploasnnt face Is missed on tb'o club
runs now. Tno boys wish him the best of
good tltnoi , however , and'Tiopo ' to see him
among them again in the hoar future.
Joe L. Sullivan , ODO oP Wncolu's favorite
wheelmen Is among the pjnuha boys , and
has decided to stay and give Lincoln the
"go by. " Ho has accepted a position with
A. D. Morse Co. , where lib will remain for
some tlmo. Mr. Sullivan is a true wheelman -
man , and has many friends among the boys
in Omaha. ' *
f
Tbo Tourist Wheelmona.o the number ot
twcnty-llvo oojovcd a moonlight spin to
Briggs' station Wednesday evening. The
club presented quito a military nppoarauco
ns they pedaled out Sixteenth street and
along the Florence road. ' ' The cyclometer
registered for the round irip twenty miles.
All were ot the sarno fueling/ when tbo club
returned to Omaha , "one'ortho tlnost rides
wo over enjoyed. " The roads were hard
and .smooth , thaair clear aiiO balmy , enough
chill to make the riding' enjoyable , nnd the
moon was as bright as a second suu.
Owing to sickness and various oth'or causes
the Missouri Valley and Logan Wheel clubs
which were scheduled to wheel to Omaha
last Sunday failed to appear. The clubs
were to bo tbo guests of tno Tourist Wheel
men who had made elaborate preparations
for Iholr ontortninmont. Late in the day
letters of regret were received from Uaptain
McCabe of Logan and Captain Kendall of
Missouri Valley. The merry Tourists made
the best of their disappointment and some
thirty ol them pedaled out to Crescent City
in the moruli'g and Florence lake In the
afternoon , and spent the day qulto charm
ingly.
Ono of the most noteworthy events which
has transpired the pjst week to stir the local
cycling community wns n delightful little
banquet which was t'onderod the gpntlcmon
friends of the Ladies' Wheel club. The ban-
qunt was given Wednesday evening at the
\Vnrd & Hopkins cafe on Farnam street.
The tables xvoro beautifully docor.uod with
llownra. A good even dozen of the fair
cyclers were in attendance nnd with thorn
an oven ilo/.cn of their gentlemen friends ,
ovcry ono of whom enjoyed the tinquot nnd
the pleasant spin by ruoonliuht which lol-
lowcu , A novel fcaturo of the ntTair was the
fact that the ladles paid all expenses , oven
to the renting ofwhools , , , for the gentlemen
who were unfortunate enough to have none.
The banquet wns n great success.
It i.s noticeable that a great many of the
now riders this season nnd some of tbo older
ones Imvo fallen Into the bad habit of placing
their foot upon the pedals so that the pedal
touches about , the middle of the foot. Tbo
correct position , if adhered to strictly , will
bo found to improve the riders nppcaronco
on tha whfjel , as well as develop llio proper
muscles of the leg. The pedal should touch
firmly tbo ball or forepart of the foot. This
imparts the graceful utildo motion so much
envied by the majority of wheelmen und
wboolwomon. If instructors would insist
upon their pupils paying moro attention to
this little detail the stiff , unnatural
and awkward manner of pedaling
would bo entirely overcome. The
next time you mount your wheel for n
spin observe the maniior of your pedaling
pl.ieo your foot lightly , yet firmly , on tbo
pedal so that thu too of your shoo and the
hall of your foot press equally the snrfueo of
the pedal , you will bu surprised ho\v mucli
easier your efforts ut pedaling aro.
Tba competition for the Tourist medals
continues to tittrnct the attention of the com ,
puling wheelmen niul their many friends. .
The September scoring has materially
changed the positions of the loaders. The
following table tolls the tao :
HUMS Attended. Miles
IX I1'olter -.Mis. . 4"i j.ufti
II. 1C. Smith wo. < , : i7 U' ' ,
LoiiM Klcsoher. . . .V'l'IV 3.1 - 71
J. r. Uiiliy WHl. . ' . > ; si
W. .M. Itanium 3'l v.'i
fleoriio Hnncliu M.M' ( > " ' " ' " " '
John llynas , , " „ . } . 'l M
W. A. Kinsley - . * * -I ! '
\V.\V. \ Cimiuir.ui jj ; ; . If ) ; i5
Max liolchenhors .lull. 1ft : i |
W. II. Mulhall Wl * . . CI t j
II. K. TaKnar . , . ' . , . 7 a *
II. Muoiitofurliij ; . VlA. 111 LT >
.M.O , Umon . , ' , * ? ) ' '
Ttnn Ilumiieiuai . ! ' . „ . , , -
lJ. . Wallace . , , 13 IE !
II. U llunid . , / , , , , 3 Ul
] . . Ii llolton . . „ . : ! . 4 so ,
II , 11. Whlleliciiibu . ; u14 20
U. T.Yutus . ' .I.1 < , 0 IS
li , F- Dunn . 1(1 ( 18
llalph Mall . , . , . . ; mi. " 17
W. I'.Noselo . . ? { ' . II 10
W.H. ISIulay . ; . " ' ' ' * ; 7 11
William Kishncll . ! } . . , a n
H. It. Youns. . . . u. . 1 11
,1.11. KaMumii , . i.v..i 7 1U
llonard Iliilteuliauer. . . . . . . . . . . . l 10
Forty-throe have not reached tbo contur ;
mark us yet. Many are guessing who wll
receive tho" "booby prize. " There uro a
least u dozen who are tied for last place.
Another prominent' local cyclist ha
stepped out of the ranks of tha bacliolo
class und joined the Benedicts. M , O
Daxon , the jolly , good-natured blcyclodealei
on Fifteenth street , member of iho Omahi
Wheel club and ruprcsonlrllvoto tuo Loagu
of American Wheelmen for Iho 'I'our.ls
Wheelmen , was Joined in tbo bans of malrl
many to Miss Myru P. Hatinau al th
Church of the Holy Family on the moniln
of Oclobcr 0. The wedding was a vor
quiet affair , only a fowlricnd * of the lamll ,
being present. Immediately after the core
many tbo wedding parly proceeded lo ib
snug little homo Mr.Da'xouhad prepared fo
bis bridoat 3110 Faaukliii street , and th
happy counle.voro duly Installed us host an
hostess. D'Tlnir ' the evening a lart'o ctow
of the Tourist Wbealmen | > udalod out to pa
their respects to the youui ; couple , nnd wor
delightfully ontortatnod by Mrs. D.txon ,
who Is an accomplished musician. The
wheelmen of Mr. Daxon'it acquaintance
unite with Tun Bsn In wishing the happy
couple n most pleasant spin along llfo's
varied rend and hope thnt iholr tandem
may not bo wrecked before the trip l ended ,
"lire's wlshln'M"
nnil Answers
T , Nob. , Os . S. To the Sportlns Kdl-
tor ot Tun URB ! Will you pleuso inform inn
through Sunday's tin : where I can purrhaso a
thorough book on the doy It , 1 * . M ,
An * . Ours gnu store , this clly "Tho
Amorlc'n Book of , the Dog , " the bos' thing
extant.
IlAM'itorr. Neb. , Oct. < . rothoSporttim F.d-
llorof Till ) HKTU I'OIHJ | publish what Is u
KooJ lo.ul for shooting ducks , r.-gnUKo
l > ofuvur. mul Is the dusuy duck a frciiuontor
of the Noliras'in inkcs nnd streams ? llnrlow.
Ans. ( I ) Froin.'l'j ' to I drams ot FFG
powder , If you am using black powder , nnd
1 's ounces of No. fi or tl shot. (2) ( ) TJio dusky
duck or black mallard , as It Is generally
called , is but an Infrequent visitor to local
wiUcr.i , but Is especially plentiful along Iho
Atlantic seaboard ,
OMAHA , Nob. . Oct. 4 TollieSportln ? IMltor
nt Tun IUGI : To deuldu a small but ple.iso
state lu Sunday's query column who led the
Oniahas this vt-ar tit tlio stick ? A'so. ' what
has become of .loo Kelly , why Is Im not pluv-
Int : ? Did Slicltiock play the season out with
AtlunlaJ-Old Time Trunk.
Ans. (1) ( ) Kollv. ( J ) Kelly Is wllh the
Baltlmorus , but tin i.ot boon pln.vlng lately
on account of sickness. ( ! ) ) Yes.
Iv'ANsvsriTV. Mo. . OoU 4 , To the Sporting
Ed I tor of TUB UIKI : Would you oblige a sup-
sol Ibur Uyglvliis In Sunday's HKK tliu ac" of
Ilin Ilnll. tha Auotr.Ulin inulllHf Wli.it
docs " ! i ei" us applied to running horses Im
ply V-ltobelt McU.
Ans.-l ( ) llttll was born July ! J2 , 1803.
(3) ( ) Sovou years or moro in ago.
OMAII , ( ) i-t. a To thu Ptmrtliis IMltor ot
Tin : HUB : I'lease publish the address of Hob
liillcs In Pmuluv'B Hiu : and obllso ono who
wishes to uoinmunlcato with him. Atlas.
Ans. Cummlnsvllle. , Hamilton county , O.
O.MAIH , Sepl. S ? . To Iho Sport Ing IMllor of
Tliu IlKKi Toiloeldu n bet pluito answer In
no\t Sunday's Hii : lu u gatnaotvhlsUypouur
llvo playing , llrst two tuoii pass the widow ,
third man knocks fourth stands his hand or
passes , dvalor stands his hand : iiiu < a the
dealer turn the widow fncn un for tno bonellt
of the Ihsi , tuo that passed ? A t-ubscrlbur.
Ans. No.
MISSOURI VAT.T.r.V. In. . Oct , 4. To the Sport
ing Kdltorot , 'I'mUKI ; : : Wlllyou plousu toll
mo In your next Sunday's llKKWhat was the
llmo of the f uati-st mllu that was in or skated
on ice Mid by whom ; ulso Joiupb Donoiihtiu s
best time for ono mlle skatliu on IcoS. . L.
1'orrostor.
Ans. (1) ( ) 2513.1-5 , Tim Donoghue , Jr. ,
stralchiaway with wind , near Nowbuvg , N.
Y , Fobruarv 1 , 18ST. ( 'J ) Joseph Donoghue.
tbroo Ian truck , Orange Lake N. Y. , March
8,1S'.K > , B:50 : l-.r > .
llKAinici ; , Nob. , Let. n. To the Sport'n ' ?
Kdltorof Tins HKK : Will you glvo mo bc t
time of the horse "U llct" und riinuliiK mate ,
und oblige. II. I' . Springs.
Ans. JiO.'iJi' .
GIIANP ISI.ANII , Nob. , Oct r. , To the Snort
ing Kdltor ot TIIK lieu : 1'loisn publish in
your sportlne column of TIIK SI'NIIAV llui :
whothor.loo ( loddnul who has a chiillciiRo Is-
Hiiort toJIiii Co'bott. isawhlto man orcolcrod.
A Uaador.
Ans. White.
As n dollcnto llavor , delicious nnd refresh
ing , Cook's Extra Dry Champagne takes Iho
cad. Millions of bottles sold annually.
DON'T
You Sec Your Stout Friends Growing
Thinner Every Day.
They Are Using Dr. Edison's Ohesity
Tills nnil Hands.
NO DIETING , NO PURGING.
It Ima boon ntiiindnutlr provoil that tlio imo of Ills
noii-olc-ctrlo bandi. r Ills obesity I'llls or botb. for
which the uiRMits ofthls country nrotlip well-known
firm of I.orlnK iV Co. , 42 K West and Street , ftew
Vorlc Cltr. Is tin1 ono nfo onil Directive nay of ro
dnoliiK corpulency. Th j Obealty Tills nre mmlo from
tli wntcrs of the Gorman Imperial Springs , Kovorn-
niunt Ownership.
The bunds or pill * nro usoil scpnrntoly , nmlnmken
rapid nnd hi'nltliy euro. Or. If used toKCll.cr , they
liclp each other In notion nna obtnlu bolter results
Cured His Rheumatism and
Obesity.
Al'DITOUIl'M , HOTEI , . CblcnKO , April 21 , 1612.
( .ontli-mcn : 1'lenteacnd one : W-lncli ol > c H > bund
loMm. W. Ii. Curroll , 'HI Chestnut Strci-t , I'lilln-
ili'lplila , C O. 1 > . I.Ike jour otieslly bund imd pllla
very much. TJicy have rcduci-d my weight olRlitven
poundxln the lust Mvit week' " . The obesitypllls
huvu driven nwny all rlieuniullo troulilc.
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The bauds eosi ? , oj cncn lur uiiy irnKin i" i " -1
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ritrn tur each nddltlunal Inch. Thim n li' , Inch iost
W.dO. und llio pills ma > lie bouiiht for tl.fO u Imttlu
Von ciui buy tliu plllH nnd bauds direct from our
stores , or by mull or oxpreu s.
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jrrluiea , KleotTHrlcocclo.ctc. No mercury uhetl. Now troHtmont forloaaoftiul IIOWIT. 1'nrtUi unublo to
visit mo may bo tr ate 1 at liomu by eorrospondenco. Meilleine or tnatrumpnts Hunt by mail or express aft.
curulr packed , no mark ! to Inillcnto contents or lender. Ono ucriooal Inturrlow pretecrod. Coniullntlda
troo. Corre ponJcnco elrlolly prlvnto. Hank ( MjilerlM ol Llle ) Mat ira * . OCloo houniU * . m. U > U p , OB
buudaji UlR. lu.to Urn. SunU itamplor roBU.
CHICIIESTEK'S t < QLICH. R D CROSS
THE onlCINAL AND CCNUINC. The only Suit- . Sure , n Irtl/allt / Pill fornle.
Lnillra , nk PrugrtHt for CltlcJttrter i nslnk IHmon < i Hfatid In Iteil KU 1 < 7oM nirtallla
with blue r.ttxiti Tc * oliuothrrLlnd r ii
Mra. AUco Maple.On ( 'on. Mo. MVinlit Ilcfn
lututIK ( ) ) ! ) ! > . ; Httir treatment , ICIll
UY
DR. SNYDER ,
THE SUCCESSFUL OBESITY SPECIALIST
Tlirfolloirltnr | > crnan > have lakon troatmniit of
Dr. riiij'ler , with IOHI ef uolKlit IIK ulMiii lie-low ,
flioy will tlieerfully answer all lniiilrlui | If sliitiiiu
lire Inclined.
WclKhtVcUht
llufere. Afor I.OKS.
mis. iiAnii r , f. JOIIVSHX ,
aclllf Junction , lena 33j His. UT Ibi. 178 Ibi
Jilts. AI.ITK MAft.i : ,
OrtL'iin , 5Ici sy > " | ( ! i " IB' ! "
S. It. lorn.
Uinrii , WM . ,10" ' 'Oi" itr : >
biMiuv : VAX WI.VKM : ,
Krunklln , 111 121 a.is "
't. Ilidwoll. Cul .273' inn
HitSAII.MI HAiiM.it ,
laiis-o. rifth-Bt.
Loavunnorlh , Kns i on
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL.
rtnBtnmni : . nn IncnnxcnlHiioo , lmrml M nrtl no t aa
n.iocti. Ktrlrtly roriliclenllnl. 1'urrlrcularuua'l too-
tlmonUU nil JriiB * wllh Co. In iituinpH ,
DR. O. W. F. SNYDER.
SioVlckcr'a Theatre Bldo. , Chicano. liL
Baby's choolc Ib lllco a ppaou ,
Is it Macluno ; Rupport's bleach ?
No ! but baby's inama'rt olieol :
Volumes to Its praise dotU BpuaU'
Call for Mine. liup | > ort'3 hook , "JIow to ba ItfaiHI-
ful"N
N , M , RUDDY ,
THE ONLY 'PRACTICAL OPTICIAN
SlllSontli inth bt , , Kurnnin St ' 1'liuator ,
EYES TESTED TREE
Glasses I'll ted to remedy all clofouH of oyu-
titvul sjioiauulus ot KtiiiraittuuJ ijtrillt/
SolIiHioM KpcrtiulP ) itiii KyojliiJit , ? l
and upwur.1. Occullst' ! ) ] ) re rIJtlnni | fo r
glusHua illlod correctly sutuo dny in rojulvod
ABTIFiaiAL nDMAHEYEBIH9ERTBl )
PSYCHO METRY !
DR. EMMA HAZEN ,
The I'hcnomcnul I'liyilclnn , Teacher < iud Aulliur-
en , will luath | i ) chouuttry toptiAlulaniiniid utlitTjf
| o cuablo llicm to dlnnnoil ill < i'a u > ami itlvo the
rurutlvo nnunl without in > kliiK cui > stlons. Comn erse
so nil a lock of lialr with f I UJ nu > l Imvo thin dmiicjn-
( ti-Btcd , 'fin : u iirii : ori'M'i ; ,
lib N , nth trectOuuUu ) , Ir John Hhclby 1'rci.
DR. C GEE WO.
Tboonly la illr ur.iluatil cliliiiso p'.iyilclan
KlBlit yuuri1 otiiilf 'fan yoirt praotiuil oxpar' *
viitxxrltliall KIIOYII illaoiiaj. Treats sucojisfullr
iilloliroiuou.iajj u'lvon ii | ) liy ntlior doctor * Oill
und neohliuor vrrltu fur 'tueatlon blank. Da no :
llilnkyourojto huiuluu tij.riu.tj yuur'luetortilH
you no , but try the Chlnime doetDr with lili now un I
wondrrful ro'iiodloi , iind rucalvo njw bouetlts an I t
permnnmitcurD wli.it otUnr doctor ! einnnt ulr ] ,
limbs. ItooK und I'lnnti-r.iitiiru's ruiuudici hit
mcillclnoi. Thu trorld lili > vltnm < . Una thouifi t
ti'Mlmuiiluls lu tlir.in yinra' pr.iullui. No liijnrloiil
di'coclluns , no niirujtluj , no puUo.i Uulluiiil
treatinunt nnd perninni'iit curd
KolloiTlngc.iioi ! iice3nfully ! Iraital unJ enrol ,
Klvi-n up by ether dortnri !
Thor. CuiiKlilln. 4IU ll'irnny stror-t , c'jroiilorliau.
nmtlnmU yearn , klilnoynnd llviT tnrilil.n.
Tliot. Culvert , Ulh nnd Kuril mi Mtrouti. con or it
dclilllty. InllUiKtlon , lei < of nlrnanU anlrltilltr.
Took modlcliiu for > uari but k'Ot no rjll'jf ' ,
.M. U AniluriHin , IJil Ciinlni xtrjii' , oitir.-'i
nstliniii nud bronchUli of llflojii yean utiimlluz.
lliu for f\\o \ the following prop ira I romodln nt
II.OUU lioltlo. K | bollloj fornw , fur lli'J euro ot
Asthma , Catarrh , .hln' < lluvlncho , liMllk-ujtloii
Illoodl'olioiilui ; , Ithounrilliiu , fmualjVoiknoM. .
Kidney und J.lvor Couiplnlnt , No iinanli. tiolj
onlr by Uhlnesu Mcillcliiu Co , Capltul , * llJJ ) ) .
Office , IClh and CalifoiMh Sli , Oini'u ' , Neb
ON 'SALE ' ,
MEXICAN
ROTS
ONLV$10K.U1I ,
YOUNG MOCJKINO
niui)3oiiiy$3.5O , each
stllrlU'H. { ,
4OQ North lOth Sc jectCivnhn.
IH.tH.
.J. SIMPSON
lilt I Kill UK St. HtnilllH ,
The place to IIUJT. llorkuniiy and family Cnrrlagoi
"
I'liirlouor lluiliuo * IliJKiiy. Cjuullty bctl
prlc low tint -Klr t tla work
1 f\f \ ) per com profit Sale uu > n n anlcd llanlwiil *
\.nj | > uclalty fur tii liif uiuultufiiaiavUillul
t''M.utr , AOu tt t > i Nliuv rimcLi.U U'BjrNV.O