THE OMAHA DAILY BEEiJHITKSD | AY , MAY 13 , 1807.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ai1vpflNMiirnln for flicnc eitltinin *
nlll I.L- taken tinlll 12 in. for the
rrcnliiK nnit milll H l > . m. tar the
iiioriilnic Mini Hiimtay edition * .
Advrrllncru , liy rciincnllntr n niim-
lioriMl olieck , cnii JUMP iiMMirrrH ntl-
ilr'cHKnl in a nuinliorcil letter In enre
of The lire. AnimrrM no nd 1rcn eil
11 111 lie ilullvorcil on presentation of
the clici-k onl- .
ItatcN , ll'-Uo a vrnril llrnt limertlnni
lo a word thereafter. XotliltiK taken
for IPNH 111 nil S.'c for ( Inllrst Inncr-
tlnn. Tin-so adverllxcnionlH iiniKt lie
run roii
) MAI.IJ HUM * .
WANT-LI ) . AN i r.A : wno TAN THINK OK
Bomo Klmplo tiling lo pntentT 1'rotrct your
I'lrrts , they may brlntf you wcnlth. Writ * .Tonn
WcrMcrliurn & Co. . Ucpl. V. 1'nteiil Attorney * ,
Wanhlnzton , U , C. . for their II. MM prlie bTcr !
unit ft ll t of 200 Im-cnttona nnle l.
t
A > ? nw KNnnoirnc IIUBTI.INO MIJN CAN
flnil rl wlily , profUnMo work with C. F. Adnnts
Co. . 121 .So. ir.lh Kl. _ _ illiIL. !
BALnSMnN FOll CIOAIlfi ! $125 MONTHLY
nil CSPCIIKCR ; olil e UI > llfhe < l hoii'o ; experiences
mini o nryi IndiicemcnU to customer * , u O.
Tllslinp Co. , fit. 1/mH. n-Mllt M17
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11KN WANTIH * TO I.HAIIN IJAHI1CH TIIAOB
at ttio Omnha Ilnrlicr folloRf. flnrst In tlie
we/its / complain course , S wi > i > k : terms easy ,
-ml for cntulosue. 1317-131 ! ) Douglas St. .
Omnlin. IJ-M710 Juno 4 *
5 ro noVIHKI.Y SAI.AIIY PAID CIOAU
imlosnien : experience unncpcKitHry , permanent
ponlflon. W. I * Kline & Co. . St. Loulii. Mo.
II M759 Juno 6
IVANTKl ) . HAI.lttMRN. IN BVtntY. TOWN
nml city : unliiry "nil rnmmlMlon. Hawks
Nurfoiy Co. , Milwaukee , \Vls.lJ MSM 21
WANTII > . MIN TO I.HAIIN Tin : iuiuitu
trade ; only clglit wcckH rcnulrcil ! no other
city run offer the opportunities of conptnnt
practice thnl we furnish ; nil work done fiee ;
n\ta \ wiiue-i nnd experience Riven In city Bliops
BAturdayH b fnro completing : outfit of tool *
cloimted Rrnilunlei ; final examination umlrr re-
nnwne.1 Instructor * . Write to most conveni
ent nildren for IIUiMrnteJ cataloeue. Moler
ByMcm of Itirlier Schools , ChlcnRo. St. Ixnils
or Mlnncnpoll * . ll-MSM 15 *
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WAN-inn. A OOOD HAHNHSS MAKI'.Il.
Vernier & Ron , C'minclt llluflX II SISSO 15
WANTIMI , AN nxrnninNcnn MAN KI.OOH
wnlkor Ib mannBo retail millinery. 151S Dounlns
Htreot. 11-813-17
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WAN-run. A pAiN-rnn Tuoiiotinin.Y FA-
inlllnr with palntlnc nnd Mrlnlnir vehicles or
machinery. Tim Aiillinan a Taylor Meliy. Co.
8Ai.RSMnN. rott VAII/S SAKIJTY POCKHT.
No lonhiff money pli-kpockcts | or otherwise.
Safer thiiu a bunk. Oit'iit xc'llur : RCKH ! pruflt * ;
Sic for sample nnd particular * . U. f ! . Vail &
Co. , York ami Anbury Hts. , Denver Cold.
II M948 13 *
WANTII : > . ixpinnNcnn ADVKIITIHINO so
licitor on high Krnde medium. Olxe references
nml experience. C. It. a Co. , 132-131 I/ike St. ,
Chlcano , 111. H-M041 13
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BAI.IHMIN WANTUD. pnn CIOAHS ; JM.CO
weekly ; rnlary nnd pxpenpes ; rellaljlo houpe ;
oxperlenco unneccflsarj'C. . O. Moiffan & Co. ,
Fort Wayne , 1ml. U HMO 13 *
V/ANTKI ) , lMMiiIATii : < Y , HtNOIA ! CUTTnil ,
who will work as tailor. Yearly employment ;
salary $30 to | W ) a month Wire application.
Dox C03 , Webster City. la. 1J-M9IS 13
AVAXTIMJ PI3MAM5 1IKI.I * .
100 Oini-l FOR AII. KINPS WORK ; $1 TO
$7 week. Canadian ofllce , 1522 Douglas.C .
C M7
WANTKD. A FIUBT-CIjASS COOK. IN A
smnll family. 21M Douylan gtreot. C M3CO 14
WANTID. A ai ui. ti nousn-
wor'i Inquire ! 4I5 Jones St. C 514-12
8AI iSI ADIiS WITH I-ONO HAIll WHO
liavo ii'icil Clieroltce Indian hair crower wanted
for retail Htoro In city ; Btntc use , helRht and
IfiiKth ot hair , li 1 , Hec. C-030 12 *
, ixi'ininNcnD
who can measure dry Roods ; Inquire before 9
o'clock Thursday mornliiR. lloston Store ,
Omnlm. . C-938. 12
GOOR OIIIU" FOR On
housework In small'famlly ; Koocl'wnjres. Ap
ply Immediately , 2M2 1'oppleton nvc. C MM2
\VANTI : D. ROOD ami , GHNKUAL
houKO ork at ISIS Douglas St. C M9W15 *
iin.\THousKs.
IIOUSKa IN AM. , I'AUTS OF THK CITY. THE
O. IDnvls Company , 1003 Farnam. D 173
IIOUSrS : UENKWA & CO. , 10S N. 15TII ST
D 174
MODKUN HOUSns , C. A. STARR , 923 N.Y. LIFn
D-475
cuoicn nousns AND COTTAQIIS ALL OVKH
the city , $5 to $ JO. Fidelity. 1702 Farnam St.
D 170
IlOUSIIfl , WALLACU IinOVVN I1I-OCK. ICTH
nnd Douglas. D 177
HOUSIS , coiTxSons & sTonr.s. AI/L , PAIITS
of city. Ilrcnnan , Love Co , 4:0 1'axton block.
D-47S
MOVINO HOUSiniOLD GOODS AND PIANOS.
On ) . Vrfn & KtoraKO Co. , 1413 rarnam. Ti'l. 1553.
D 479
IAH i : MST. M'CAOUU , 15T1I & DODOU
D 4 SO
JIOU8iS , FI ATH , OAHVIN nilOS.lcn FAHNAM
D 4S1
HOUSES von HUNT , unnis , TAXTON nwc.
D-488
COS IJUU 1IUII.UINO.
n isr
BTANKOUD CinCLC COTTAOKS 6 IIOOM
All mo.tern. Apply " 04 llee bulldlnij. . D 772"
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s-nooji MonnitN FLAT , TO-J BO. ICTH. JK.CO.
W. II. JH'IKIo. loom COI , first Nnt'l lunk.
DC10
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TIN-HOOM MO IRN niticic noiisi : . 2414
CaiM BL , $ M.W. W. IJ. Melkle , Ml 1st Nnfl bank.
. D-MCC4
, . . - KUJINISHKD :
fill homo of ten n ini : l t nf IOI'.IIIOIIH ; West
Furmitn. 1'rlcoery ren nnnWo to rlsht imrtlfs.
M. .1. Kcnnard & Hon. 310 Mini ill J. j. lirmvn
block. D-C67
FOR HINT. MIOOM COTTAOH , ZSTH AND
Fnrnam streets. Mlllon Holers S. . Sons.
. D-M779
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1011 HAnNRY ; 10 HOOMS ; BTKAM IinAT.
D M7S3 June7
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Tt ) IIHNT HY Till' IIYHONTinCn CO.-
ISO ! South % 5th nvinue , 0 rconm , modern , barn
$37 0.
: : > ! ! ( "hleiiRO , 7 rooms , modern , barn , $23 ( Ml.
1301 L'npltol nrenue , 9 ronms , inodern. $2300 ,
2S2J Clark , 8 roomn ( ncwlv painted ) , $20.00.
318 Noith 21th , 7 r nm . Jl'.OO.
411 North 50th , G rooijio , $ IOQn.
2417 Popillcton a\enue. 6 rooms , $10.00. $
123 ' North 37lh , 6 rocnwt JS.CO.
1X311 nRNT , iuIANT : PIVIMIOOM STKAM
hrnted Hat. Apply Flat 9 , nu > ld llldg.
- D.-M905
10-nOOM 11.AT. DOIini AB. NHAll 24TH ; MODern -
ern ; slenm hent ; nlio 5-rooms at 316 So. 15th.
Inquire Unqulst , 318 S. lllh. D-S17
BIX IIOOM MODIIUN rtiA.TB. 111 ! B. 11TH.
D-9ID-18 *
roil IUNT. TWO 5 AND D-HOOSI HOI-SKH ,
modern. :1M und $ tVOO. J. D..lltlc , 210 S.
13lh , Om. Nat. IlunK bide. D-79. IJ
roTT niNT7iiou8ial.TOiiiH : : AND riw
lllckn' Ittul Uttnto atrncy , : io a Hth t.
n
rt'IlNIfllllJD HOUSK. DKMtlltTFl'I. 1IOMU
West rarnnni St. Price \ery reabonnblo to
rlnlit purtles M. J , Kemmrd X. Bon. , 310 ami
311 Drown block -.Mai3
BTKAM lUJATKlJ ROOMS. TRLKPIinNR AND
ll o > n\entencr ! rules rcuromtljli ; . 1'undt Itr l.
deneo , 2li H 17th Bt. K 703
ruitNisiiiin HOOM8. I'M OUCH-ASST
17-7
I FUIINIHIIED JIOOMS. IIOUSluUPINll. 1112
So. nth. i-74su
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BOirrir UOOMS. IMO CAI-ITOI * Avi7
_ _ I-MMO is
HOUBHKiKl'INO. ? fs
St. Mary's. II-SCS
NEWLY FJUUXlSllini DOOMH. HINIII.i : OP.
ensulte ; apply at 1817 I.enu-mvorth St. . 3rJ
floor.
nooM3 AT
T\VO FRONT KOOMS. Nirni.Y FlVnNISHJiU ;
lleht houiekivpltiK , ( S. tin fUiU
K-M910 U
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X AIiaK , BI.EUANTI.Y I'l'UVISllKir'u.iosi .
with largt ILOI | . lit Hjutli : : tli
tton.MS AND
NK'IJ HOOMS , OOOII HOARD , IIATHS _ . .
unable. The note , OTO Hnrney K 6I1-M13
ni KHANT nooMs. aiN-ot.r : on i.ssttiTBi
[ irlvale bath ; excellent board. 1909 Cnpltot five.
MODKIIN ItniCK , KOOMS AND HOAKDj $350
* ck. 614 N. 19th. r MOW 17 *
DKSIUAIII.K HOOMS , WITH P.OAIID ; ItKKKR *
enccs. 202 N. IStli. T MM4 li
roil un.vT-r.M-rii.MNiinn UOOMS
SUITi : OK UNFL'IINISIIKO DOOMS : MODIIHN.
BIB South 2Sth street. O MSS7 16
roit III.NT STOMKS AM
roil IlKNT. Till : 4-STOUY DIUCK 1IUII.UINO
nl 116 Farnam St. This building has a fireproof
cement basement , complete steam heating fix
tures ; water on all floors , gas , etc. Apply at
tin < > IIlc of The Hec. I 910
MODKHN 3-STOnY DIllCIC nilll.UlNO ON
13lh street , adjoins alley. Uannctt , CW Drown
Hlock. I-MS23 U
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED. AORNTS ; $ PKR MONTH AND
expenses paid active men If right ; Roods sold
by sample only ; namples , also horse and car-
rlsRC furnished free. Address Jabber , Dox MOS ,
Doston , Mass. J 434
THUKR Oil FOtm TiADY CANVASSRUS TO
canvass the city with a llsht line of good * ;
very liberal commissions ; an honorable and
prontalnle business , agents also wanted In
every town In the stale. For sample * nnd full
particulars address 11. 8. Van Slykc ( ten I
RKt. . 2312 N. 27th St. . Omaha. J M921 li *
) TO III3NT.
WANTID-WIM. CATID : DUSINISS IIOOM
about 20 by CO ft. In ll\e town within 100 miles
of Omaha ; Iowa preferred. Address 1C 63. Hec.
It S90-15 *
TWO ROOMS AND DOAIID OK FOUR DOOMS
for llRht housekeeping gentleman and wife ; In
or near Kountze Place. 1C 07 , IJee.1C
1C 916-12"
STOUACSI
PACiriC STOIIAOH AND WAltCIIOUSB CO. .
COS-SID Jones. General Storage nnd forwarding.
M tS6
OM. VAN & STOTIAOE. 1415 FAHNAM. TRU 1539
WANTED TO IIUY.
WANTRD-POnTADI.R FOHOn , ALSO I. ATI in.
Address 114 South Thirteenth. N-93.-13
FOR SALE FUIINITUUK.
FOII BAM : . FiniNiTunn CHRAP ; of s-nooM
house. 3S51 Charles St. , Orchard 1M' ' , ,
KOH SALE HOUSES , AVAGOXS , ETC.
CIIIAP. : riNB DOUDI.D cAnniAac AND
harness ; also top buggr. Address K 32. IJee.
or Urn. J. M. Cole I'-MCSO II'
KOH SAMS MISOHIIAMOUS.
HAHDWoon cuuiuiNo. noa AND CIIICICRN
fence , cheaper than ' "all wire. " C. 11. Lee,901 ,
DoUKlua. Q-4S7
FOII BALI : . OLD LUMDRH OF ALL DESCHIP-
tlnns , npplv to T. C. Wilson , old fair grounds.
Sherman avenue , or Associated Charitiesi S07
Howard street. Tel. 1C45. Q-M89S Mil *
TO HAVR YOUIl NRW OH OLD WHRRI
rubber tlrcJ , for a good home-made buggy , or
first class palntlmr and repalrlntr , sec > > m.
1'fclfter 27th and Lcavenworth. Q 2o9 MZi
ciiicicr.N. iioa & LAWN KRNCR : ALL WHIR ;
cheaper than wood. Wire Works , 403 S. 14th.
Q C66 J-2
OAUi'nTS. DiiAPintins , nucssGOODs. SILKS
S" monthly on 10 purchase. Hcnd postal : will
. 1C23 - - * * .
call with samples. E Hlrsh.
3 STOCKS onocnuins.
V meat market.
1 < lruB stock.
Farms , eastern NctiraKka.
Arreage In and around Omaha.
Omaha cltr property. *
II. K. Ball , 901 N. Y. IA O-75 J7
TWO COMPLETE SETS OF SALOON TIX-
tures , Including bar , back bar. pier glasses ,
screens , bottled Rood < i case. Ice chest and cigar
stand Also two billiard tables.'will be sold
with or without saloon fixtures. Milton Doo-
mile. receiver. North Platte. Neb. Q-SS9-1C
AUCTION SALE OF PURE IIRED IIERTORD
en tie. nt South Omaha. Neb. . Friday. May 23
nt 1 D m 45 bulls , cows nnd heifers ; time If
desired. For catalogue apply to P. M. Woods.
I Incoln Nob. . Peter Mouw , owner , Orange
City. Iowa. Q M920 16
MISCELLANEOUS.
GARDENS & FARMS TO HENT. T.
It MS40
\VM I UY AND SHI-t. ItOII KnS AND HN-
dnes nnd giiHolIne engines. Omaha Hay Press
CLAIRVOYANT.
MRS. FRITZ. CLAIRVOYANT. 817
NASSAU 12. IIATIIS , ETC
MRS. DR. LKON , ELECTRIC MASSAGK HATH
parlors ; restful nnd curative. 417 S. llth , up-
itnlrs. T-MSG3 If
1'EUSO.VAL.
OMAHA DKNTAL , COULl OH , 12T1I * I'AOIFIC
Sis. Teeth Illicit with gold , amalgam , tin- gut
ter percha cement and plateH made tor cose of
material only. Treth extracted and cleaned free.
VIAVI FOR UTRRINE TROUDLU9 , 340-3 DEE
UMtf. : physician , conaultntlon or health book
free. U 4 9
BATHS , MAS3AQE ; MME. POST , 319J4 S
RU1TUHE CURED , PERMANENtLY ; NO
pain * no detention from business ; we re'cr to
thousands of patients cured. Call or write
The O. E. Miller Co. , 932-3 New York Llf *
bulldlnsr , Omaha. U MC25
RALDNESS CURED. 326 HOARD OP TRADE.
U M 2j Jl *
GOOD HOME FOR DAHIES , 3S39 DECATUR.
MONEY TO LOAN HEAL ESTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 315 N. Y. L. .
quick money at low rutet ) for cholcu fnrm lands
In Iowa , northern iUstouri. eastern Nebraska.
W-493
FARM LOANS , 1 TO lu YEAHS ; I-OWEST
rn'.is. QarUn Dros , , 1CU Furnum St.
W 833
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co , , 1M5 Farnam St. W 49
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITV
property. W Farnnri Smith & Co. , 1320 Kjrnam.
W-HM
6"PKR CENT MONEY ON NED. & IA , FARMS.
W. U. Melkle , 1st Nafl J ! ! ; . bids. , Omuhn.W .
W 18S
ON OMAHA PROPERTY : LOWEST RATES ;
building loans wanted. Fidelity Trust Co.
Co.W43J
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Drennan , Love & Co. , Paxlon blnclc.
\V-4M
5IO.VEY TO LO.-.N OIIATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN. 30. CO , PO DAVS ; FURM-
turtplanoa , etc. Duff Clieen , 11. S , Darker 1)11 : .
X-5W
MONEY TO UOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
hurses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rules In city ;
up leiinniil of goods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pjy the loan off nt any lime or In ni.y
amount. OMAHA MORTdAGK LOAN CO. .
SM So. ICth St.
X I5J
IU1SINESS UIIAXCEM.
JZuO INVESTED EARNH $50 WEKKLY ; NO
stock speculation or gold mine Investment ; > ou
ttmtrol capital ; tilth successful > ear ; jmrlluu-
lars free. Cha o & Campbell , i : Union Square ,
New York. Y MIC7 MZ3
AGENTS WANTED. ALL OVER Till. C'Ol'N. '
ry , for the Star Inrundencrnl Ous.Light com-
puny , for mantels ( nil ijucmx ) . lamps and nil
otier supplies : liberal Inducements to uci'iits :
write for paillculan. to the facltry ! t ! liiit
4Cth ttreet New York , V M7W 14
onociHir STOCK : INVOICE i.j .
mxxl * ; Nebraska town , population 7,0 0 , J. J.
Olbtnn. 611 First National bank. Y J ! M14
Will RENT-SMALL WATER POWER MILL.
Can alto handle tfhiln. Address box K , Lin-
roln. Ntb. Y-M1-J3
FOIS lULli. THK ELP.OANT PALMER HOUSE
Mloiui llxtuns ; urlKliul cokt li.OCOlll sell
frr trvo , Arui n chanw t open w.icre they
i rr , n * th" huiite U colnti to te reupenrj by
Nut Dnran of Omaha. Apply to U C Hi own
ot Ura'11'lTV' ' ' Nli. Y Mftjl 13
I
* Vril'PAN ANP QERMAN EMPLOYMENT
i.tu roi Ucdse. Tclrrhoii * . (71.Mca
-Mca j/u
POH
TO TIlADn , FOII A GOOD RESIDENCE IXXT
nrar Farnam or I'nrk nvcnue car line , a nlca
6-room cottkRp. with bftth , city water , nn *
cellar , barn , lawn , no-foot lot , everythlnn In
peed repair : unlncumbctcJ ; peed nelRhlmrnood ,
MM Mnnderson street , Unild Hill. Call at
above ftddrex. Z M9M U *
roil s.vi.i : HIAI : , KSTATB.
GRE T HAROAINS IN HOUSES AND LOTS
In any and e\ery part of the city , north , cast ,
south and west , ranging from $330 to $3000 or
$6.000 nnd upwards. Any terms desired. Demla ,
Paxton block. RE J75
HOUSES ; LOTS ; FARMS. LANDS. LOANS.
Cleo. P. Bemls Renl Eitate Co. . Pnxton lllock.
. RE SOI
BAP' . ? . 18TU STNIAtt DOIJOR. 45.VC8
feet , 2,700. John N. Prcnicr. opp. P. O ,
IlK MMS
KOUNTZE PLACK HARUAINS , J2C 0 , $3,750 TO
J6.600 ; fee photos nt 16th nnd rarnnm ; Morst
Dldg. J. J. Qlbson , 14 First Nat. Dank Dldg.
RK-COl
HAROA1N. ONLY $300.00 FOR LAROR LOT. ON
Krnde , nt 2bth avenue nnd Corby stre l. Gnr-
vln Uros. , 16H Fnrnnm street. RE M63S
FOR SALE-A CHEERnjL. DELIGHTFUL
home. The moil desirable residence for the
price on West rarnnm St. Eleven rooms , hard
wood flnHh , modern In every rcipcct. electric
lighters throughout the house ; can llRht entire
house from e'ther floor. Speaking tubes nnd
call bells , beautiful lawn. Owner leaving the
city. I ; t us show you the property.
M. J. Kennard & Son Sole Agents.
310 nnd 311 J. J. Drown Dlock.
Also bargains In Hanscom Place nnd other per
tions of the city. Hi : 66S 12
AS OF OLD WK NOW Ot'FHR HOMES IN
beautiful Clllton Hill on ensy terms to men
of moderate means who are Retting Rood al <
nrles. A. P. Tukey. city hall. RIM7S1
THREE NEW HOUSES-HUY A NRW HOUSE ,
built on the bails of 1897 prices for loti. labor
nnd material , they nro cheaper than property
constructed eight or nine > ears ago nt CO cents
on the dollar. Therr Is style In houses na
well as In excrythliiR else , nnd these arc strictly
modem In design ni well as cnulpment nnd the
only new houses to be had In the city.
FIRST 2424 Maple street , six rooms , hard-oil
finish , with pas , steel-clad bath , wnih bowl ,
clo et nnd sewer , hot nnd cold water ,
arranged especially to be heated with one stoxe ,
fifty-foot lot , one-half block from motor. Price.
$5,100.
SECOND 3003 Chicago street , beautiful cottage
now nearly completed. First floor finished In
poplar with cherry stain ( a popular new fin
ish ) , with pretty reception hall , front and rear
Htalrwny , living rooms , etc. . with 4 line porce
lain baths , bed rooms finished In natural pop
lar , window seats , etc. , cellar under the whole
house , subdivided Into furnace , storage nnd
laundry roomi , etc. On uxphnlt paved street
and fine nelghlwrhood , nnd Is worth $ IWO.
Prlco only $1,100.
TinRD-102 < i South Twenty-eighth street ( Vlr-
Rlnla nxcnue ) , one of the most attractive
houses ever built In Omaha ; has four rooms on
first floor , finished In hard-oil , larpc pantries ,
china cloicts , etc. ; thiee larpo rooms above
with Immense closeti , It has the latest design
In plumbing with combination electric llRht
nnd gas fixtures , fine cellar under whole
house , plenty of natural shade , a yard nodded
front nnd rear , location unexcelled. The street
Improvements now contemplated will make
thlt a xery choice home. Price $3,700 , $1,000
less than It should sell for.
No trouble to show these houses. Terms easy.
Investigate at once.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY ,
1702 Fnrnam Street.
O. H. Payne. President.
II. II. Harder. Secretary. RE S41
A WELL IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE ; ICO
acres very beit farm land ; SO acres In fruit ;
southeastern part of Nebraska ; one mile from
Missouri rlxer , wheru farm nnd fruit crops
never fall. Write Robt. W. Furnas , Rrown-
vllle. Nebraska. RE M923 14
WANTED
Farm lonn of $2.000.
Farm loan of f300.
Tenant for forty acres of pasture.
Tenant for store In CarthnRC , Mo.
lluulncsH property for Farnnm street property.
Farm land for store In Carthage. Mo.
To buy $2,000 worth of merchandise for cash.
To purchase large Iowa , fnrm part cash.
To buy $2,500 house and lot for cash.
Chicago property for large Iowa farm.
New York property for large Iowa farm.
f-allfornln property for $ irOCOO Iowa fnrm.
Trackage suitable for Implement business.
House for farm near Ponca.
Fnrm for subuiban place ( place very fine ) .
Houop for lot on boulevard 52x300.
$8.000 property for cash and smaller house.
Ixjt In lledtord place for spot cash.
To buy house In Dundee place for cash.
To loan out $1,500 nt C per cent.
Large bottom farm In lonn , part caih.
Omaha for Los AnReles property.
Duslne-s property for house nnd cash.
Farm for Hanscom place property.
Farm for clear lots nnd caxh.
Farm for line brick property on 24th St.
For Sale
Lot on N 24th , $5fW > ( very cheap ) .
Lot on boulevard S2x300.
40 acres elope ( line ) . $2,000.
sn nciefl close In ( fine ) , $1000.
120 acres close In ( fine ) . $6,000.
20 acres close In $2.00) .
10 acres close In J3.000.
10 acres close In $1,000.
20 close In $4,000.
Lot fronting Hanscom park , $2.000.
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TYPOON II LANDS THE PRIZE
Wins Koctnoky Dorbj Without Turning a
Single Hair.
NEVER TOUCHED BY THE OTHER RACERS
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LOUISVILLE , Kr. , May 12. The twenty-
third Kentucky derby lias passed Into his
tory and alone wltlt It the winter and spring
calculations of the talent. Ornament , the
much-touted son of Imp. Order , that game
chestnut colt , whoso 2-year-old performances
stamped him , and rightly BO , the king of the
western turf , lowered his colors this after
noon heforo a gamer and a better anim.it.
Without being touched and only a llttlo shak
ing up near the \vlro Typhoon II landed the
co'voted prize , showing the way the entire
distance of one mile and a quarter. ' The
chestnut colt was never In distress at any
part of the Journey. The flnbh was not of
the sensational kind that stirs the spectators
and furnishes sensations to these who have
nagers on the outcome , for Typhoon's vic
tory , well and gamely contested , was won
with an easa that clearly proved his su
periority over the flvo other colts contestIng -
Ing for the honor.
It was a good betting race , but Typhoon ,
though a second choice , carried but little ot
the public's money. When they went to the
post the ruling odds were : Ornament. 8 to 5 ;
Typhoon , 11 to 5 ; Dr. Cattlclt , 4VS : Dr.
Shepard , 9 ; Uen Ilrown , 12 , and Goshcn , 1C.
After last night's heavy rain It was thought
the going would bo unusually bad and that
the track would bo nve seconds slow. Hut
nature and man had accomplished much.
Along the rail It was sticky and In spots
were evidences of the recent downpour , but
fifteen feet from the rail the track was but
three seconds slow. The winner was by Top
Gallant out ot Dolly Varden and Is owned by
J. C. Cahn of Memphis. The crowd numbered
nearly 10,000.
IJen Drown was sold by the owner , Joe
Furst , to Flelschmann , the Cincinnati mil
lionaire horseman , before today's race. Right
hundred dollars wna the prlco paid for him ,
Furst retaining one-half ot his winnings In
the Louisville , Oakley and Latonta derbies.
Fair fields and lively betting was the order
In the flvo purse ovcnts In today's card.
SUMMARIES.
First race , H\ ! furlongs , Almso won ,
Flowtow second , Muzarlno third. Time :
1:1S . .
Second rnce , flvo furlongs , selling : Morde-
cal won , liruln seronil , Florenso third.
'
Third rnce , the Kcntuck Derby , for 3-year-
olds ( foals of 1801) ) , guaranteed value. Jfi.OOO ,
of which ? TOO goes to second nnd $ SOO to
third one mile nnd a quarter : Typhoon II ,
117 ( Garner ) , 11 to 5. won ; Ornament , 117
( CInyton ) . 8 to 5 and 3 to n , ccond ; Dr. Cntt-
Irtt , 117 ( R. Williams ) . Hi to 1 , third. Time :
2 1214. Dr. Shepimrd , Goshcn and Hen Drown
also"ran. .
Fourth race , four furlongs : Martha II
won : Lilian Hell second , May Agnes third.
Fifth nice'one mile , selling : Urania won ,
The Planter second , J. A. Grey third. Time :
lWi. :
Sixth race , six furlongs. selling : Pete
won , Old Center second , White Oak third.
Time : 1:1S. :
NASHVILLE , Tcnn. , May 12. Track
muddy. Results :
First race , nlnn-slxteenlhs of a mile : An-
nlo Lauretta won , Tamora second , Lady
Lenox third. Time : 0.r,9. :
Second race , selling , six rurlongs : Whiff
won , Glvnwny second , Lndy 13rltunnlo third.
Time : U18.
Third race , one mile : Paul Knuvnr won ,
Robert Latta second , Trilby third. Time :
IN ! .
Fourth race , selling , six furlongs : IDon
Fulano won , Aftcrnun Hecond , J ? it Gore
third. Time : 1:17. :
Fifth race , selling , ' onc-hnlf mile : Tnca
won , Glenalby second , MnzepjM third. Time :
0:4GTi. :
Sixth race , one mile- Inconstancy won ,
Augustlna second , Colonel Allen third.
Time : ! M7"i.
CINCINNATI. May 12. The track nt New
port was very heavy. Uesulti :
First race , selling , seven furlongs : J H
C won , WlmtPrlou second , Miss Howott
third. Time : 1:33. :
Second rnce , live furlongs : Dr. Stewart
won , Bon Jour .wond , Mentor third. Time :
1:07. :
1:07.Third
Third race , one mile : Bnauranco won ,
Lulu second , Sugar Cane third. Time : l.r : > 0.
Fourth rnce , live furlongs , selling : Jolly
Son won. Swift Dean second. Sir Err.il
third. Tlmo ; IrtG'i.
Fifth race , five and onc-hnlf furlongs ,
spiling : Albonton won , Masquerade second ,
Royal Dnnrp third. Time : lOlPi. :
OAKLAND , Cal. , May 12. Weather
cloudy. Itosults :
First nro , sK furlongs : 'Manchester
won , Hor.itlo second. Iloltalro third. Time :
1:1C. : .
Second race , fix furlongs : Sir Richard
won. Sallle Cliquot hecond , Heartsease
third. Time : 1:1G : > ; .
Third race , live furlongs : Torslda won ,
Rlsmoro second , Towanda third. Time :
1:0216. :
Fourth race , one mile : Fortunntp won ,
Adam Andrew Hecond , Ullly MrClo.skoy
third. Time : 1M21/ . .
Fifth race , mile and nn eighth , handicap :
Installutor won. Judge Denny second , Lo-
bcngula third. Time1:571 : *
Sixth race , threo-fnurtha of n mlln. soil
ing : Pclxotto won. M ilas second. Yankee
Doodle third Time : 1:1814. :
DKTRO1T. May 12. Results nt Windsor :
First race , pelliiiB1 , live and one-half fur
longs : ISlliy Fisher won , King Galons seo-
ond. Her Excellency third. Time ; Isioyi.
Second race , one-half mile : Flying Hess
won , Dick Uryunt second , Isabelle II third.
Time : 0:00 : < J.
Third rnce , flvo furlongs : Maud Lyles
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Time : 1:17 < 4.
oAJins or Tim X.VTKIXAI. MA'.UI ) : .
Itprnrd of a ln > 'ii IMnjn nil tlio. lln-
nionil I'Mrlil.
riTTSUt'lia , May 12. Tfinnehlll pitched
n. ( rood pamp , hut Suftilcn'n Inexcusable
error and Donovan's wild throw to homo
from right each cost n run. Klobedani
kept the Pirates KtiesnlnR nnd only Rave
hits In the sixth and seventh Innings. At
tendance , 2,000. Score :
nttslmrR . 0 00000100 1
lloston . 0 0100002 0 3
Huso lilts : IMttsburg , < ! noMou. 7. Kr-
rors : IMttsburp , 2 ; Itoston , 1. ICarned runs :
rittsbursr , 1 ; lioston , 1. Threp-t > n o hit :
I.oiiir. Sncrlllco hlto : Paddcn , Klobcdanz ,
Double play : I/onir to Tcnnoy. First luso
on balls : Off TnniiPhlll. l : off Klobpdanz ,
fi. Struck out : Hy Tnnnehlll , l : by Klobo-
danz , 2. Tasked balls Ht-rttcn. Ijntterles :
IMttsburff. Tnnnehlll nnd Sui len ; lloston ,
Klobcdanz and HorRcn. Umpire : Lynch.
CHICAGO. S ; CINCINNATI. 1.
CHICAGO. 'XIny 12 , The Reds pave n
sorry exhibition of mulllnp : and wild throw
ing today , Klvlnff the Colts , who played In
perfect form , the last panic of tlio scrips
very easily. Cnllnhan's neldlnR wnH by
long odd * the feature. He covered the pn-
tlro Infield , setting everything anywhere
near him , several of his ehaneca bring
extremely dllllcult. Attendance , 1,000.
Score :
Chicago . 2 0 2 3 0 0 1 0 S
Cincinnati . . . . . . l
IJnse hits : Chicago. 10 : Cincinnati , 7. Kr-
rors : Chicago , 0 ; Cincinnati , 6. Kiirncd
runs : Chicago. 2. Threo-biiFo bit : Ivune.
S.iprldce hit : Dahlen. Stolen b.ises : Hey ,
Miller (2) ) . Struck out : llv Callahnn. 2 : by
Khrct , 1. nrst Imso on balls : OIT Callahnn ,
3. Hatterles ; Chicago , Cnllahan nnd An-
son : Cincinnati. Khrct nnd Schrlvcr. Um-
plto : McDonald ,
WASHINGTON , 4 ; I1AUTIM.OUK , B.
WASHINGTON , Mny 12. A hit would
have tied the score In the ninth , but It did
not come. The Orioles mirrowly escaped a
defeat threatened by the weakening ot
Pond In the last Inning , when four sttc-
cesslvo hits were mndo off him. Maul
started in to pitch for the Senators , but
his arm gave out and hu was compelled
to retire. It Is probable be will never pitch
ngaln. He wns succeeded by Swalm. Hof-
fcr was hit on the left arm by a pitched
ball in the third Inning nnd I'ond took
bis place In the fifth. Attendance. 2.DOO.
Score !
Washington . 0 000001 03 4
Baltimore . 1 02000020 5
llaso hits : Washington. 12 ; Baltimore , 10.
Errors : Washington , l : IJaltlnioro. 1.
Earned runs : Washington. 1. Two-base
hits : Demont. Horror. Kcoler , O'Hrlen ,
Hcltz , Wrlgiey. Double plnvs : Ileltz to
Doyle : Abbey to Domnnt. First base on
balls : Olt Maul. 2 ! off Pond. 1. lilt by
py pitcher : HofTcr. Hellly. Struck out :
Hy Swalm , 3 : by Pond , 1. Wild pitch :
Swalm , 1. Sacrifice hit : Jennings. Dat-
terica : Washington , Maul , Swalm nnd Mc-
Gulre : naltlmore , HofCer. Pond and Hobln-
son. ITnipIro : Hurst.
CI.RVBI-AND. 3 ; UnOOKIA'N , 5.
CIjBVKLAND. Mav 12. While Wilson
wn.M hit hard by the Hrooklyns the Indians
could not touch Kennedy when there wi'ro
men on bases. That tells the story of to
day's came. In the seventh Inning um-
plro O'D.iy lined Grlllln K : > and put him out
of the game for disputing a decision.
Threatening weather kept the attendance.
down to SCO. Score :
Cleveland . 0 3
Brooklyn . 1 5
rtaso hits : Cleveland , 10 ; Urooklvn , 10.
Errors : Cleveland , 2 : Brooklyn. 2. Knrncd
runs : Brooklyn. 1. First base on balls : Olt
Wilson. 2 ; oft Kennedy. 2. Struck out : 15y
Kennedy , 4. Three-base hit : McKcan.
Two-base hits : Wallace , Soekaleicls. Swin
dle. Sacrifice lilt : Jones. Stolen base : Te-
bcau. Double play : Kennedy to Grim to
Lachnnce. Batteries : Cleveland , Wilson
and Xlmmer : Brooklyn , Kennedy nnd Grim.
Umpire : O'Day.
ST. LOUIS , 2 ; PHinADrn.PHIA , 3.
ST. LOUIS , Mny 12. Tlio Browns and
Phillies played two games today. About
2,000 people were In attendance. The Quak
ers won the first game by a lucicy bunching
of plnys In the second Inning. Hart wna
touched for but five scattering hits. The
second same was won by the Phillies In the
last Inning after a hot struggle. Score :
St. Louis . 00200000 0 2
Philadelphia . 02000100 -3
Base hits : St. Louis. 11 : Philadelphia , fi.
Errors : St. Louis , 3 ; Philadelphia , 2.
Earned runs : St. Louis , 2. Two base bits :
Dowd , M. Cross nnd ClcmcntH. Thrco base
hit : La Joie. Stolen bases : Douglas. M.
Cross nnd L. Cross. Double plays : Cooley
and L. Cross. First base on balls : Off Hart ,
3 ; off Cross , 3. Hit by pitched ball : La
Jole. Struck out : Bv Hart. 1 ; by Carsey , 1.
Wild pitch : Hart. Sacrifice nit : Dowd (2) ( ) ,
M. Cross. L Cross nnd Carney. Batteries :
St. Louis , Har.t and JIcFarlund ; Philadel
phia , Carsey and Clements. Umpire : Mc-
Deimott.
Second game. Score :
St. Louis . 20000000 2 1
Philadelphia . 00000102 2-C
Base lilts : St. Louis , S ; Philadelphia , 14.
Errors : St. Louis , 0 ; Philadelphia , 4. Earned
runs : St. Louis , 3 ; Philadelphia , 5. Two
base bits : Hnrtmnn , Cooley , Delcbanty and
Hallman. Sacrifice hits : Dowd , Turner and
M. Crow. Stolen bases : Douglas. Dowd ,
Houseman. Delehanty and L. Cros-s (3) ( ) .
Double plays : M. Cross to Houseman to
Connor. First on ballu ; Off Wheeler , 3.
Struck out : I5y Ksper. 3 ; oy Wheeler. 1.
Battetles : St. Louis , Eipor and Murphy :
Philadelphia , Wheeler and Boyle. Umpire :
McDermott.
LOUISVILLE , May 12. No game ; rain.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost , P , C.
Baltimore . li ( 13 3 81. : !
Lotllsvlllft . 13 3 4 119.2
Philadelphia . 17 11 C Cl 7
Plttsburg . II 9 5 01.3
Cincinnati . 10 9 7 CG.3
Cleveland . Ifi 8 8 50.0
Now York . 12 ti 0 FiO.D
Boston . IP 7 8 40.7
Brooklyn . 1C G 10 37.5
St. Lotlls . Ifi ! > 11 31.3
Chicago . 17 5 12 2U.4
Washington . 11 4 10 2S.G
SCOllKH OF THIS WKSTISHX LUAKUK.
Wi'iliK-Milny'n WlnniTH Are Di-trolt ,
OoIiiinliiiN , Miiiiii'iipollM , MlMtmiki'e.
DETROIT , Mich. , Jlay 12.-Score :
Detroit . 0.1 000100 1-3
Grand Uuplds . 0-2
Base hits : Detroit , n ; Grand KnpldK , 7 ,
Errors : Detroit , 2 ; Grand Rapids , 0. Bat
teries : Detiolt. Egan nnd Trost ; Grand
Haplils , Cross and Buckley ,
COLUMBUS , O. , May 12.-Scoro :
Columbus . 05001000 0 0
Indianapolis . 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0-3
Base hits : Columbus , 7 ; Indianapolis. 7 ,
Errors : Columbus , 2 ; Indianapolis , 3 Bat
teries : Columbus , Smith nnd O'Meara ; In-
dlnnnpolls , Gonr , Welters nnd Wood ,
ST. PAUL , Minn , , May 12. Score :
St. Paul . 31008000 0--12
Minneapolis . 1 13
Base hits : St. Paul. 11 ; Minneapolis , 14 ,
Errors : St. Paul , 0 : Minneapolis , : i. Batter
ies : St. Paul , McGlll , Plillo nnd Spies ; Min
neapolis , Flggemlor , Baker tmd Boyle.
MILWAUKEE , JIny ] 2.-Score :
Milwaukee . 1 1300010 C
Kansas City . 20000010 0-3
Base tills : Milwaukee. 5 ; Kansas City , 7.
Errors : Milwaukee. 2 ; Kansas City , 4. Bat
teries. Milwaukee , Taylor anil Spear ; Kan
sas Cty | , MuFurland nnd Lane.
STANDING OF THE TFAM8.
Played. Won. Lout. P.O.
St. Paul . 17 13 4 7G.5
Columbus . , . 11 ! 12 4 730
Indianapolis . 18 3 7 M.3
Milwaukee . 18 0 9 f.0.0
Minneapolis . 18 9 9 TOO
Detroit . 17 8 9 -17.1
Kansas City . 18 8 11 20.3
Giand Jlapids . ID 4 13 235
" \VcMli-rii AnNiii-liitliiii Hcori-H ,
liimUNGTON. In , , Mny 12. Score ;
Burlington . 1 7
Itockford . 0 10000000-1
Bnsn hits : Burlington. 11 : Hockford , 4 ,
Errots : Burlington , 1 : norkford , 4. But
teries : Kit son and Williams ; BulMler ttnd
Qulnn.
DES MOINISS , May 12-Score :
DCS Mollies . 0 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 1- A
Dubuqun . . . . . 1 C b o 0 0 0 0 01
BuH/t hits : DOB Molnes. 10 ; DubiKiiu | , 3.
Errots : Des Molnex. 3 ; Duburiuc , Z. Bat
teries : Muuck and Burke ; Burrcll and
Otten.
QUINCV , III. , May 12.-Scoro :
Qulnpy . , . . , 200302002-9
Cedar Hap'da ' . 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 I7
Bane lilts : Qulnoy , 9 : Cedar Haplds. 19.
Errors : Qulncy , 1 ; ( 'eilar linpldn 4 , Hal-
terles : Monroe and Trallloy ; Carlali. Con
nelly and Fuller.
ST , JOSEPH. Mo. , Muy 12. No gurne on
account of ruin.
RllllK'N ,
CAMBIMDGE. Mass , , Mny 12-Ilar\nr l ,
9 ; University of VlrBlnla , 3.
PHILADELPHIA. May 12.-UnlverHlty of
Pennsylvania. 11 : L-hliih , 1.
( IrniiUiMl l.'oot . HIHMTH utVurU .
DAVJIJ CITY , Neb. , May 12.--Spc-clnl ( ) -
Leon Lozler ot Couni.IllurfH ! ) , tint well
known uprlnter und nlt-urounn sport , turned
n neat lilck here yesterday | I inul been
In the city since Friday and yesterday was
met by un unknown oport \ > no gave th
nanio of Godfrey or Crutxinlioft , who hud
ppcurcd a "sucker" to back him In n rnoo
against Lozler. About J.M > In mo cy , n gold
Match and diamond pin was put up by the
mtckpr , who ! said to have bpen n Jewplcr
of Clarks. Npb. , tinmrd Combs , ngnlnst
money of his own , manipulated by the stake
holder nnd again put tip by another party
represrntpd to the "sucker" as bplng the
sportlnp son of n banker In the city. The
rnce was run In the street , the "sucker"
acting ns starter. When hn arrived at the
outcome ho found that both sprinters and
ntakpholder had Jumped Into a c.arrlagu
standing conveniently near , In which tbplr
ImggaRo had been put nnd were n number
of blocks nwny driving rapidly In nenrrh of
other suckers ns green as he. The sports
of this city did not Invest.
so.Mn wom.n'.s iti-.couns IIUOKKX.
Ainntpiir AtblctoH li > ( Jood Work nt
tinritllxriitii In t'hIt-nto ,
COL1S151TM , Chicago. Mny 12.-Tho Ama
teur Athletic union Indoor championship
meeting with the military nnd athletic c r-
nlvnl , which was held nt the Coliseum to
night , was marked by the wreaking of tlio
world's Indoor WO-ynrd record , the world's
WO-ynrd hurdle record nnd the tlelng of the
world's fifty-yard record. Tlio past nnd the
wp.st divided honors In the ncord-breaking ,
J. H. Hush , the Grlnnell sprlnlpr. carrying
the colors of the Chicago Atnlotlo associa
tion , equaling Wefers' fifty-yard record of
llvo nnd three-fifths seconds , Hollander of
the Knickerbocker Athletic club easily win
ning the GOO-yard racp thn-i- seconds under
the Indoor record , while Krnenzlclii , the
University of Wisconsin athlete , who also
were the Chicago association colors , lowered
the world's utM-ynrd hurdle record by ono
nnd one-fifth seconds. Thi- finishes In most
cases were close and exciting1. In the 300-
yard eiprlnt J. H. Hush's performance wan
a most creditable one , ho finishing In second
place after falling nnd losing ground. Ue-
sults :
Fifty-yard run : J. A. llush. C. A. A. , first ;
C. W. Sturgcs , K. A. C. , second ! B. E. Mul-
lln. K. A. C. . third. Tltnns 0:5 : 3-5 , equaling
world's record held by Wefers.
One mile walk : 11. W. I.ndd. K. A. C. ,
llrst ; George Pulford , Savannah II. S. , sec
ond. Time : 2:29 : 3-5.
GOO-yard run : G. G. Hollander. K. A. C. ,
won ; A. W. Townseud , C. A. A. , second.
Time : 1:15 : 2-5 , beating world's Indoor rec
ord three seconds.
One mile run : IX Hlerlberg , N. J. A. C. ,
won : A. II. Mlllor , jr. . 11. A. C. . second : Cart
H. Green , Purdue A. A. , third. Tlmo :
4:33 : 2-5.
300 yards : A. C. ICrn.onr.leln , C. A. A. , won ,
.T. Buck , 1C. A. C. . second. Tlmo : 0:3(1 : ( 3-5 ,
beating piovlous world's record by ono and
one-fifth seconds.
300-yard run : 13. A. Jackson , C. A. A. ,
won : 13. H. Johnson , C. A. A. , second ; W. H.
Smith , Central college , Kentucky , third.
Tnno : 0:44 : 3-5.
100-yard run : Hollander won by twenty
yards , E. Hjertberg , N. J. A. C. , second ; A ,
II. Miller , Jr. , B. A. C. . third , Tlmoi 2:40. :
YOIIXfi'S llllACnil FOR U.Ml'IUr.fl.
Prcjililfiit of ( lie \ntlomil II > IIKIIO
I ) 'IIM Out \rrvo Toiilo.
WASHINGTON , Mny 12. President Nick
Young of the National league tonight issued
the following circular :
To AH League Umpires' Don't be afraid
to enforce the rules strictly , it Is your only
show of going through tlio season. If you
tire the first man out of the game that de
serves It. after due caution , you will have
no trouble. You must be master of the situ
ation , or the players will boss you all over
tlio lot. JCcep your head with you , but let
the players understand from die word "go"
that you are paid to umpire nnd they are
paid to play. Somu of them will run you out
If they can , but If you are run out It will bo
for lack of nerve to enforce the rules. They
nro made to be enforced , not arbitrarily , but
Justly nnd Hrmly , and you must do It or
necessarily glvo way to some one who will.
KIllliiiiN Deny tinYV'hlttMviiHlt. .
WAHOO , Neb. . May 12. To tlio Ed
itor of The Bee ; In the report of yester
day's base ball game at Lincoln between
the Universities and Wnhoos your corre
spondent slates that the University of Ne
braska team whitewashed the Kllllnns. Tills
Is not true. There nro two base ball teams
here , Kllllan Bros. ' Base Ball club , com
posed of clerks from Kllllan Bros. ' store ,
and the regular Wnhoos , or "pickups , " a.s
they arc known here. The latter team Is
the one the University team beat yesterday.
Tlio Kllllans liavo several times beaten the
regulars and have twice shui them out. Wo
do not wish to detract from the victory
won by the University boys , but do not
want It understood that they beat the Kll
llans. as wo seriously doubt their ability to
do so. KILLION BIIOS. ' B. H. C.
Per L. L. Winter.
t - _
llrrnlc ilic > IlurilliIticoril. .
CHICAGO. Mny 12. The world's record
for 300 yards over hurdles was broken twlco
today In the trial heats at the military and
athletic carnival at the Coliseum , P. O'Dcn.
of the Chicago Athletic association polng
the distance in thirty-eight and two-fifths
seconds , nnd Kraennleln of the Chicago
Athletic association making It In thirty-
seven und t\\o-lifth.s seconds , the former
record being thirty-eight nnd four-fifths
seconds. Both men nro students of the
University of Wisconsin , though carrying
Chicago Athletic iibsoclatlon colors in the
carnival.
. .TnIKItacliiK 1'roNiuM'tN
The members of the Omaha Fair nnd
Speed association are becoming enthusiastic
over the prospects for their June mooting.
The entry list will not el OHO until Juno 1 ,
but Secretary Mount says that more appli
cations for entry blanks bnvo already been
received than during any previous year.
Every mall brings In n hugo stack of let
ters , and the Indications am that the races
will start with tiie best and ulKge.st field ot
horses that has over been hccn In Omaha.
Yniiltlon Ili-uts tlutliilviTHlty. .
YANKTON , S. D. . Mny 12. ( Speclal Tele
gram. ) The State university and Yankton
college nines played ball hero today , Tlio
match resulted In a victory for Yaukton
college thn score being 9 to C. This , game
decided which team Bhould enter the Inter-
colleglatu contest nt Mitchell next week.
nun nil .Six-hay KIII-PN.
SPniNGFIELD , Muy 12.-A bill passed
the house this morning by n vote of 100 to
7 , which IH dcblgncd to do away with tha
six-day bicycle races.
lllllllon lllrih 'N COKIIII.
BALTLMOUE , May 12. Manager Ilnnlon
of the Baltimore club lodayjmvo Pitcher
Cogan his unconditional rcleaso.
Thomao T. Kcrl and Miss Ollvo C. Bwaloa
were married nt 8 o'clock Tuesday evening nt
the rculrtenco of Dr. nnd Mrs. Anglln , 2559
UodRO street , Hov. T. J. Mnekny performing
the ceremony. The wedding wan a very ( | Ulct
ouo , only the relatives and a few Ultimata
friends of the contracting parties hPlng pres
ent. Mr. ClmrlM Dumly IK : ted as bout man.
Mr , und Mrs. Kcrl took the ovonliiK train
for Kansas City nml will luturn In about a
week to make this city their homo.
Mi'l'nrln ud-l
COLUMBUS , Neb. , Mny 12. ( Special , )
( Jcorgo B , McKnrlanil and Mlsa Huttlo C.
Uergor were mnrrled at the icsidonco of the
brldo's parents In this city last evening , Itor.
J. D. Pulls of the Baptist , church officiating.
Tlio contracting parties liavo lived In tM city
for many yeara and the groom has many ac
quaintances In Omaha , Tim lirlilo U a daugh
ter of A. Ilergcr of tlila city and has been
engaged In teaching for ncvural years past.
CliirKf-Woiiilninii ,
Henry T , Clarke and Mrs , Clark Wood
man were married ycRtcrday afternoon at the
residence of Mr , and Mra. Ocorgo A , llonc-
land In the presence of relatives end a few
Immediate frlemU. Hov. T , J , Mnckay per
formed the ceremony. Mr , and Mm , Olarko
left In the evening for on extended wed
ding trip and will return In about a month ,
runrr MAHKUT.
INBTOUMBNTS placed on record Wpdnea-
day , Mny 12 , 1S97 :
WARRANTY I3I213DS.
Antonlu Dnmato mid wlfo to Antonio
Bcalzo , und Vt loin 8 , 9 and 10. block
2. .MorrlHon'u add \ VA
A fj Hcrry und wlfn to J' J Xelenka ,
lot 8. block C , Potter & C'H add COO
II 1 ] Mil nro nri'l husband to C H Fran-
el * , lot C , block 3 , Dlil'ont I'Jnco , . . . 100
ll"nry Hlinonsou nnd wlfn to O 1C
KiTHehm-n. lotu H , 12 und 25 , block
( i , liennliiKlon , . . , 1,200
V II Narthrup to J II Conrad , lot 14 ,
block B , Sulphur HiirJiiKH , 500
J A UllloMppy to JI ll' ' Cllllfxpey , noV4
r ' / , 17.15-10 2
A P Andrrxou to A II Andcrnon , lot
y. block 472 Orindvlew. . . , , , . , . . . CO
QUIT CLAIM DKISPS.
Huutli Omriha H.tvInK" hunk to Houth
umithu Ixjuu mid iiullUliiK nxuocia-
fion. lot I. bU > "k IK. Houth Omuhii. . 1
1' 1C Coo 1.11 ui.d hUHband to A K I'nr-
) ; cr , iv' lo : \i Ar.lniton add Id )
Total amount ot transfers , , . , . . . , , . ? 3013
