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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1897)
TIIlJ ) DAILY rj.t | STNDAT , MAY 2tt , 1807. LAST OF THE SPRING SPORTS Ohatty Comment anil Criticism on Pastime Hero and Elsewhere , IN THE FIELD AND ON THE LAKE The I.OIIJT nnil Short AVI < h tlirJlortf The tilirrUrr Iliinril A Corlictt JUKI SpurtM of All ICIinlM. In sneaking of the IOIIR aiilt tendencies of many uhl t players , after the club meeting the other ovcnlng , Cliarllo Uclndort ro- markca that no whist player , no matter how lironouticeil his long suit Ideas might have been , ever opened a live card suit headed by a nlno spot without a little prnjcr to the KOds that his partner might hold the trick. Hut his supplications are answered Just about once In four attempts. A > flvo card suit headed with n nine epot far mnro frequently slaughters nn honor In your partner's hand and throws the whole play Into in adverse channel. It la Just such pxpcrlenrcfl as these that have led men of nn Investigating turn of mind to question the wisdom of such leading-anil Influenced an other class of pin ) era to seek notoriety by eccentric Kails still further , n moro Inge nious class uidcavor to unite tlip apparent dllliiultUs under a code , for which a good name would bo the coniinon-sen.su method Mr Dnlmlorf certainly believes that them Is ti vast deal moic In the much despised the ory of short suits than the hap-hazard whist plajor ran over nppriclato Many players Invo nn itlilcllriK faith In the alleged fact that the earlier masliis of the game have litovc'n all thu theories which are to be found In the text booKs of today , that the Blmrt suit Is n fallacy and that the moat Biiccesfitl plnjcrs of the day atlhere ! to HID lout ; suit. Hut that Is not the point Thu ciue ! lon Is whether It la best to moko n blind lend from n long suit simply because nomcbody f.iys so , or Is it mori > wlsu to rmaljye vour hand minutely and llgurc out an advantage to bo gaine-d by suit Jellousy Is n Ic-atll'is from n short common trait of man , and every whist player who thoroughly understands the rudiments of the KJII.O guards his | ipt theories with a realoii'ticcs which , under other cir- citni" ' inrci would bo commendable , honro It Is doubtful whether any effort to harmonize the numerous HjfltoiiH now Inoguo would bo attended with but thu smallest success It Is not the Intention here to convey the Idea that Mr It Is In favor of the so-cnllH flinrt suit game , for ho Is not. Ho lias played the long suit lead for years , and Is a fine whist plajor , but does not religiously believe tint such play is Invnrlibly the thing. He cmloivors to play his hand , and If his han.l Indliitps victor ) by leading from a short bull , so he leads , and therein la the eecrct of hU success , Inasmuch as both England and Scotland have failed after Innumeiablo opportunities have lieen given them to regain the America's cup , Ireland Is raoidly making up her mind to take a thy at It If permitted It may not bo very ( generally known , yet IE nevertheless iv fact , the ould dirt has gained great distinction by the production of man > of the flnrst sailing ships , as well as tin largest and fastest steamers alloat , and In all falrnvs Jllcky should be allowed to attempt to accomplish iv hat both England and Scot land have BO signally failed to do. The -whole world lias taken exceeding interest In the long continued competitions between our owr nnil the Biltish yachtsmen , and would now < loubtlctis hall with favor the chance to wit ness an entirely new contestant enter tin field And such a thing might IIP that II the Irish yacht builders would condescend It avail themselves of the experience to be de rived from the recent experiments , whethei of their opponents or their friends , that tin highly pil/ed Intel national mug would be liiKged olT over to some part of the Drltlsl Islands However , when the Hibernians de build their little tub and como over hero t ( try the thing on I have something like $700- 000 to bet that they go b.ickj to the land ol the succulent tuber wiser If not better men Nobody will dispute the statement that John It. Gentry and Ilobert J are the klngn of the light harness world. Gentry , with 2 OOM- checked up to hl.s credit , and Boh with a 01'4 , are apparently fnfein the glory of the title. Since their puichnso by Lewis O. Toukabtiry , he has seen to It that they have had as much care and attention as If they were rulers of a nation. The trappings and general equipment of the horses are the best that money could buy , and to add to the royal grooming , a special car has been built for them at o. coat of $2ri,000. The car , which has been In the New York Central railroad yard at Melrose , N. V. , for the past week , la ono of the most luxuriously constructed traveling horse cars ever placed on rails. It to ready for use now , but will not , be put In service until the great pacero are ready to go to Hartford , where cither one of them will start In the famous Charter Oak stakes fioth of these great horses are In the finest almpo this spring and scores of enthusiastic admirers of the vvondeiful pacers confidently expect to see ono or the othei reach the two minute mark long before the coming campaign ends. It Us the Intention to follow the grand chcult as much as possible ) during the Ural three months of the campaign and to show at fairs only when a greater Inducement IE ottered. While on the circuit one of the pacora will bo entered In the frce-foi-ull events , while the othci will pace against timeIt has not yet been decided which ont will go ngalnst the record , for although Gen- 1ry Is In excellent shape , yet Hobert J , whc Is Mr TettltBbuiy's favorite , has developed so well that ho may bo sent against his sta- bio companlon'u record The horses will make their flint appearance at the Chattel Oak track on July 5 vvhtn ono of them wll start In the Charter OAk stakes , Original ] } thu purse wan $3,000 , but this was raised tc $6,000 on condition that either Gentry oi Hohrit J would start. The Tewksbury can- dldato will meet Star Pointer , 2.02V * , In Uu race , and as there are many vvliq believe that Star Pointer ran Hhow a clean pair ol heels to either Gentry or Hobcrt J , nn tutor- rating taco la sure to bo the result , Thomat Edison has made arrangements to photo graph the race for his vltascopa , for It It confidently expected that the tvvo-inlnut < mark will be reached. The fair and speed association's inltla summer trotting session will open up June I and continue for four days. The outlook ti bright for an Interesting and succesflfnl meet Ing. There will be moro good horses hen than has born eecn on a local track for yoara The entries tire coming In In bunches , ani * ho management Is revelling In visions o accumulated wraith Hverjbody scorns to b Interested and this Is assurance enough tlm the project nil ) bo a profltablo one. Thotiacli pronounced by competent Judges us belni among thu Hurst In the country , Is belni put In superb condition , and by the time roj ; Juno rolls around will bo as near iverfectloi a hard work can make It. All the railroad will make liberal ratea and the attendanc from over the state will certainly be vor ; largo , as many Nebraska horsivi will be Beei among the competitors. The now sporting literature found on in table this week la Spuldlng'a Lawn Tenni Annual for 1897 , published by the America Sports Publishing company of Now York The book Is by J. Parmly Paret , an exper player hlivnelf and holder of the champion slili > of the southern states and of New Jcr sey , and several other valuable challcng cups and minor championship * . It Is pro finely illustrated with portraits of the play > ru and views of Important courts an matches. This little book forms a complet record of last season , and contains caretull prepared tables of the victories and pel rontageg of the crack pla > cra as well as th revised pla > lng rule's of the game , icheduj of otllclal events for 1897. and rules and vain able suggestions for handicapping. Technics Terms of liaise Hall U the- title of anoth" llttlo volume by that tireless base ball gcrlb "Father" Chadwlrk. U Is a moat complel compendium of all the phrase : used on tli ball Held , and contains also some observt lions on doubtful points In the new rule's. 'Fred ' O , Horn of Brooklyn and the chum h I * pion rflt > hot of America will ho ono ofl n pftily of Ann iti an nhots who will > cro < s the birring pond this > ear to participate In the various tm.rLitiienU to bo held In the differ ent tJuropcan cities For several > cars pas' Zimmerman the NP York crack IIPH bfen the only American to draw a b"ad with the markimrn of John Hull's domain , and he U ald to hla credit that he Is. yet to meet hH first eMrat Only Iftst nimmcr ho beitltl- fully wixcd the Rrrat Swl ! marksman who for a decade ha bwn recognl/ed an the champion , of the continent , but Hlmmofman outiho' him BO thoroughly that he appeared but tic ! ver cst tyro. \ > xt month these two great American rlllemcn. together with a clwen members of the Independent Hide corps , will leave for IJnglnnd , and while ncrcng will visit Germany , Holland. France , Switzerland and Italy Ten yeirs DRO It was thought by the local riflemen that John Petty would mike a good opponent for the rliamplon rlllemcn of the day , and prepara tions were made to end him tt > Now York lo compote In the annual tournament , but for some cause or other the project m's- ' carrlcd and Jfhn was denied the opportunity of measuring tinrvp with the experts ) of the country Since these dajn Petty has don * liut llttlo iltlo shooting , still ho letalns a "good 0)0" and wou'd make a good showing oven If cast In the host company of the day The battle on the oheekorcd board by thono old veterans ot the game , \Vjlllo and Alart'ns , Is now In progrrus nt Qla&gow , with llattcrlng propect of that grand old mas ter , Wyllle. scoring a signal triumph. There ale tvontvlx game * to > be played In lilangow and twonty-nix In ManchesteT , and this Is umloiibtedly the last match that \vlll ever bo plajed between the c old ex-chum- lilons of the- world The tuning ofV > lllc and Jlartenn have been so long araoclated with the- checker world as Its principal lu minaries that ono can hirdl > think of them ipait from the gentle pn * > tlmc their llfe- onf ; efforts have' accomplished such wonder" ) In popularbliiR Their first match was ilayed In Edinburgh In 1S5 ( ) , and to Invo jren the worlds adopts nt the selentlflc ; amo of draughts for more than half a cen tury proveyi that the > nro Individuals of no ordinary t > pe. Their history would Indeed ) o well worth recounting but It Is nlioady a 'nmlllar page to the draughts student , so : hat no exte'iidod lefereMiiu Is neoilod utllce to hay that they have been niUehcil against each other half a dozen times , and out of 311 games Wyllie has won twenty-two Barnes to nineteen for Martens , the rout laving icniltc'd In drawn games In the m.Uch now in progrern Wyllle has won sic lames , Martetu one , Avhllo fourteen have jcen diawn Ogdcn the winner of the great Kutiirity stakes in 1SOG , and considered bj good Judges to bo one of the best thoroughbreds of bis ago and jcar , made his Inl'lal 3-jcar-old appearance at Morris paik lau Saturday afteinoon In the historic Withers stakes ; lc was an odds , on favorite and vvm imp- ported with the most extreme confidence bj ilio knowing division , but he wa badly jc-aten by Vugust Ilclmont's chesnut colt. 3atagon , by Imported Uajon d'Or. out of mported Ortegal who only giaduated from .he maiden cHss the Thursday before , \\hen he beat a big Held for the Toboggnn landlcap over the Eclipse course There were but four stirtera , and Octagon and Ogden beat their opponents as though they were conm-on helling platers With the lirebtlgo of his 1S9C campaign at his back Dgdc was at once Installed favorite at odda- on and the talent lull over each othei In an endeavor to place their money on the blown son of Kllwarlln and Oriole. Octagon was second choice , with long odds-on offered against the others. All looked well in the paddock and attracted much attention , but the almost universal opinion was that Ogden was the pick of the lot Bannock went to the front at the start , Octagon trailing under a heavy pull. At the end of a furlong Ogdeu was fighting for his head and Taral. Indulg ing the colt , let him race Into the lead as the tlcld swung for the upper turn Slmicn no took iMjcond place with Octagon , and this pair said farewell to Regulator and Uannock At the head of the stretch Ogden wa going easy , while Slmms was riding Octagon hard. Tills continued for 100 jards or so , when the backers of Ogden were amarcd to see Taral start punching and driving like a madman. Slmrrs redoubled his exertions on Octagon , and a furlong from home * the chestnut ami the bay were head and head and striving for the mastery. It was all over after n struggle of brlof duration , for , when well into the final sixteenth of a mile. Octagon came light away and won handa down bj two lengths. The first output of the ofilclal league aver ages reveals some pertinent facts regarding the heavy hitters Jlany of the old heroes of the bat nrp missing from the honor list and there are only thirty-nine players within the .300 division , one-third of whom arc joungsters who have not been moro than fairly Introduced Into the society of the major body. Cincinnati shows up nlth two Charley Miller and Claude Illtchey , with .357 and .327 to their crtJit. Pittuburg and Louisville have but one each , Dick Padden for the Pirates and Fred Clarke for the Col onels. Washington has a pair in Demontre- vlllo and Mercer , whllo Philadelphia tops the list with six , followed t > y Baltimore with flvo. Now York and St. Loula four and Chicago cage , Cleveland and Brooklyn three each. Below .250 are such former giants at swat ting the ball as Chief Zlmmcr , Jake Stcnzcl , Jimmy R > an , Fretl Rly , Ed McKean and Jack O'Connor. Such players as Malachl Klttredgc , ZeKo Vaughn , Charley Abbey , Rd Cartwrlgbt and Cupid Chllds are below .200 , whllo AHMW has 077 and Morgan Mur phy on .05G , Philadelphia leads In team hitting and Louisville brings up the tail end. In fielding the Cincinnati load the procession Of the thirty-nine heavy hit ters sixteen are outfielders There Is a ro- maikablo cluster of talent between .220 and 228 , Including such plajers as "Bid" Me- I'heo , Hugh Jennings , George Smith , Cd Me- Kcan , Jim Canavan , hilly Cllngman ami Trod Ely. Some rowing critics , notably Casper Whit ney of Harper's Weekly , Etlll insist that Cor nell has changed 1 a stroke in the past few jcars. The following extract from a lettei fiom Tom Hall , the famouy 'varolty strolo ol the ' 94 freshman crew , the ' 01 , ' 92 , ' 93. ' ! M 'varsity crcwo and the Henley crow1 will l > s evidence to the contrary "I elnceicly hope- that Cornell will have success on the water this jear. The Impor tance of victor ) ( anuot be overestimated , Not only are we competing against Yale , bul also against English methods Thit the Cor nell stroke has not be-cn changed to an Eng lish one I know full well ; had mich been the case , I should feel doubtful of victory , We may have learned several things while vvt were In England , but our defeat there car bo accounted for la other ways than thai the stroke vvaa In fault. " The fact that Jim Corbctt la to assist Kb McCoy In the preparation for his comlni meeting with Dick O'Hrien la forcibly evl dent In the silly prattle the Hoo'ier bo\e : Is Indulging in. Ho has caught onto Cor belt's ways with commendable alarclty , am the first thing you know he will have Hoi Kltzaliumons as thoroughly whipped In th newspapers us the ox-chainplon had hln before that little fete cbampatre out In No vada. McCoy eays that ho would rathe meet Kltzslmtnona than all the prize fighter In the country , und that U vvhero the Kid li wise. If he should happen to run up agalns Jim Corbett , Joe Cbojjihld , Dan Crcedon Peter Maher and Sailor Sharkey all together the probabilities are that Colonel McCo ; would at least be bested in the encounter WJth Fltzslmmona alone ho would have * : allow , that Is , If the referee allowed him t use a base ball bat or a pleco of pavlni stone. The Kid further states that he stand , ready to meet Flt7t > lmiiiouB to a finish at th middleweight limit for all the money Join D Rockefeller has got , but moiloUly aver that he has no piopobltlon to offer on ; heavyweight basis Just now. Ho explain that he to only 23 years of ago and is stll growing and getting older. Ho might hav very properly added , and that after th lapse of several yearn he hopes to bo u rea big man , and then ho will challenge Lank ; Robert lo the big championship and reator the proud title to America Now that I about the bulllest rot I have listened to to many , many silvery moons , and vividly r calls the guff Jim Corbett poured out upo a suffering world from his training' cam before the fight at Carson McCoy Is wlllln to take on Pltz at the middleweight uoteli 154 iKmiiJa , because he knows that thechim plon can never again get down to that hcf unions rapid consumption hits him. If h could , the Kid would walk across the Atlantl before ho would enter a ring with him , An again , after a few" jcars , when McCoy fa real HUD , what wilt Fltz be. a # nuidfatliei perhdps. He li ne r the nthlctle rleail line now , and a. few more years will sco him * afcly over. Oh , yes , this valiant young Indlanhn would bo tickled to ulcath to meet ritzclmmona In his dotage , for then , and only then , would bo stand the ghcul of a ehow to beat him Now what 1 would ndvlse McCoy to do ks to keep buoy and get In the finest kind of fllmpo fnr his approaching twenty round * with 1)1 * k O Ilrlen. If the No.v Englander should happen to whip him , which Is not at all unlikely , how would his twaddle of today sound' O'Brien Is no cinch for any living man In his clais , and while I hardly think he Is qulto good enough for McCoy , It wouldn t Miprlse me a whit should It pan out so Ho b ) game to the eoic , and as determined a fighter ra over shied a ciwtor or donned a glove , and two years ago this month foughu McCoy a twcnty-five-round dia\v In Boston. Hut not to detract from McCoy , 1 mint say that ho has probably Im proved lmmcn < ey ! In both strength and clevorncra since then , and being such a phe- mm In size and reach , ought to have a de elded advantage over O'Brien Then again , from thenvldlftus manner In which the latter snapped up the offer to meet McCoy , one would suspect that ho' considers the thing at evein Ju.H before the Kid sailed for Africa laat fall old handsome Hick Moore , although ho lo t gave him the worst bcatlnr Inbafl sustained ln < 'C" that night thrcf ) ears ago up In ( Mcvelind , O , when lllllj Pteffors cttnlted him to sleep In a single round But O'Prlen beat Mooie after Dlck't fight with MrPoy In. fl\p rounds , and he ptobnbl ) ba ei his hopis on the lesson ol these t\.o tights. 1 do not know of anything else In Pugl HUloa's line JiVit now woitliy ot dlscuns'on unless n word or two about those precious worthies , Peter Maher and Tom Sharkej , l apropos Oh > c' I rt"elvel n letter from an old ex eltv editor ol The L'co a couple ol diys ape enclo'lng itn account of Jac's DavIn * formerly of this cltj victory over J-'ailor llrown out In Ujkland a few nlnhto alnre The ttoiy says tint it took Just ont minute and fifteen Fopoiu1 * for Jack Davla of Omaha to convince Sailor Brown of the high seas that tlie > Nebraska sons who germinate In the particular region of tint stile' " ! principal city aio in ado of the Kind of stu' that licked the Orceks. Brown foam ! It out with three brief but rtcclslvc arguments In the region of his Intellect and then he thought ho would take a rest on the mat fern n while to figure out the constellation ho saw In a vision on fie celling. While the anuitic gentleman was trjlng to locall some : > ast reminiscences , Omaln thought he would tr > to refreshen his memory by chucking lilm under the chin 'V'hls ho did , but some vvi ) the w pit-Intended favor also landed on the oigan Bro\ui Is accustomed to exercise when he communes with the pcifumo bottle- and something broke Almost at the same 'line ' Brown's dlgrstlve organs ran Into Omaha's carefully gloved hand Then tlio "high sea" Imagined ho hcird the moiniilds singing "I'm Tired Now and Sleepy Too , " and so ho laid down e/ti the fiooi and went sound asleep. I might add here ol my own accord tint ill Omahiiiia should now , and possibly do , toil quite proud ot ou. ' hciolc Jack Sailor ti own has been on the fight'ng ' tuif about steen years now and he has been licked o'tener and harder than any man In the world. It Is n standing joke among the lings tli it the man who hasn't Knocked out Brown has slipped n cog In his record. But about those oth r two dublets , Peter and the Shirk' ' It Is aoout fixed at laat BO I sec , that they are about to meet In Little WI1- llo It id's club room ( n New York on the evening of Juno 9 , but us ) et I haven't ' heard of any steameia being chartcied over In England - land to bring the masses to ECO the fight. The bojs will como down from Hobokcn Just an they would to see a dog fight , and the echoes of the great contest will not go rev- erbratlng around the globe as they ought. Who will win ? Well , that Is n hard one. If Sharkey can only get his teeth la.Htcned good and hard on Pete's wish bone lc time , why ho'll win , bul If Peter can swat Tom n few tlmca HKe Fitzslmmons uvvatted him down across the Rio Grande In the sweet springtime a year ago , he'll win. So jou see It Is hard to prognosticate. Still It ought to be a mill worth going across the street to soe. The , red-hots up in the classic little city of West Point are preparing ofr a fi = tic haturnalla that la to be held in the op ra house ne\t Saturday night. The. premioi event will be a twontv-iouml bout between Billy Blown , the Montana Kid , and Abner MltchMl , fiom Minneapolis. Both aio s'urdv little fellows and will give their followort a inn for thcii slmoleons. Pieliminary to the meeting of this pair Prof Slielfin of thi city will collide with a West Point unknown for four rounds and Moirls Jacobs and Joe Maniga.i will go a like distance. Our \\VoUij Ilnmlilf vvllli Vnlnrlt'N of Rml null dm. Although the springtime is of aggravating- brief duration In Nebraska , there Ij no sweeter or more charming cycle In all the horoscope of time , The early ralna , which fall with no gentle patter upon our fertile plains and low , graceful hillsides , quick ! ) ntart the young grass , and before they are fairly erded field and wa ) side Is carpeted with a delicate green that painter can neve- hope lo Imitate This b then quickly tpan- gle-d with numerous wild llowcrs ot carl ) bloom , and overhead arches an expanse o azuie , flecked generally with fleecy splotcho of cloud that ca t shifting shadows Upon the peerless landscape Not a tieo or shrub but .vhat shows the effects ot its recent drenching , and table-land , lillUildo and tully swept of thcii covering of deid grass and ragged leaves by the opening winds of bo' tcrous March , boon awaken refreshed anil In vlgoratcd from their long wlntcr'n olumbcr Along the cieek bottoms the stunted oaks gllitcnlng cottor.woods , plum anl straggling elms don their spring laiment as dainty and f I call ab the face of the young girl wno bar entwined the fetters of love about the heart of the ) outhful tehool boy Aromatic plnV blossoms and furzy bursts of faint color In every mlnlutiiro canyon give promise of a rich harvest of crabapples , of foxe-yed grapes and the acidulous sumach berry. In tht gufhlng rivulets the pungent water crens crowd- ! Its tender shoota In with cluinro ol wild music and tough saw grass , whllo along Ilio banks bordeis delicate and laccy ferns , maidenhair and sturdy little ' polypoda. The honey locust gives forth a sickening fra grance from adjoining thickets , where grow the graceful alder , aweet-ocentcd Azaleas , ttlcky hazelnut and the waxen leaves of the poison Ivy. The big , black beetle lumbers clumsily through the air , wnlle devil's ' darn ing-needles and dragon Mica flit over the stream's surface and In and out of the tangly mass , while from the deeper wood cornea n lilt of melody from robin , thrush and tanln- ger. John Hardln , while In the city last week , told how ( hey hill cootes out in the sand hills. "Sometimes , " ho said , "wo asphyxl- ate whole broods In their dens They gen erally makn their homo by getting on the sldo of a illit gulch and burrowing btralght Inward until u safe distance from the aur face la reached. Thcio the young are born and raised to sturdy estate. When wo locate - cato a den In which wo believe the entire family to be gathered wu take a , lot of cot ton saturated with.damp flour sulphur , set it on IIro und thrust It in the hulo as far at- wo can The mouth of the den l.i then filled up and tamped down solidly and the im- piiuout'd coyotes are speedily suffocated" Now that flcld shooting has languished In thin vicinity and the gunners are confining their attention to the traps , the fishermen are forging to the front In the dramatic personae of the aportsmcn'a play From the first tinge ot real spring the votaries of the rod have boon -energetic lot , and If they but bad their way It Is quite certain the waters of the state would soon be decimated of their finny tenants As a rule , hovtcver they have met with but moderate success , and as yet not a single extraordinary catcli has been made at any of the piscatorial re- orts In this vicinity But aa Is well under stood , the ( lulling crank is celebrated for hU patience , and no amount of bad luck will euro him of the malady They devoutly be- llevo that everything , Including black bass , pike , pIcKerel , cropple and smillsli , como tc him who waits , and although they have re turned homo outlines and again with c moist fundamental basis' and a famished In testine , ( hey cling to the archatcal precepU of the venerable and dead Walton , aud are ever ready to tacUe tlie Job over again The blue skks a fl Won Inn winds and purl- IIIR fltr < .amii ntttr J'.io tht'.r charms for a hero of rod nnd el * LRNA Neb MnrtSTo the Itrr of The Bee J noticed an Item In nst Sunday's Bo > lit 'regard to Hinli Chestnut and J , H Turpta or Kclth county capturing a wild horsp. Ytu hid everything correct us far ay ) ou went , hut didn't go for enough. I happcneV to i eo thp wholr wild chase and final Mpturo nfl U 4 , us a. magnificent spec- tide Thcee- two mem were up on my ranch running In their horset they turn out some thing like 1,000" head every fall , gathering thorn In In theinpiing and put to pasture , branding them Iftqr.ln the cummer. I went out with them on the day In question and was up en High Hill , which commands a blrds-ec view of. the country for miles around , looking for horse * We descried a bunch about two nnd a halt mile" off and Turplo and Chestnut went after them , leav ing mo In ni ) eyrie on the hill I RAW- the men approach the bunch under cover of n lowbandlilll within ono hundred ) ards , and saw them stop to reft their horse * and prepared - pared myself to : s > mo sport It was speed ily forthcoming They dashed out upon the band so suddenly that they were taken un- awarea , and In a little llmo they succeeded Irv cutting out from the bunch a fine ) oung i-tnllion , which took up Big valley like n pralrlo fire Then began ono of the most exciting - citing r.iccu I ever wltnetaed. Chestnut and Turpio were splendidly mounted and 1 saw them urging tholr anltrals on nt a. break neck paca , hut fnr the distance ot tlneo m'lcn ' neither pursued or pursucrr gnlneil any no ticeable advantage At leiifsth , howpvor , Tutplo began to gain OM the stallion and flnallvv almost i cached his side , tinning him awny from a etialght course and allowing Chcy'nut to come up b ) n short cut. Then there was a frantic scramble for a. moment 1 saw Hank'r tope elide In the nlr , and a moment later the wild horse leip straight up Into the air They had him. A violent struggle followed , but ho was quickly tin own ami n Inckimoro put on him. 1 quickly reached the spot and was not only furprlsed , but exceedingly gtatl- fiol when Chestnut prc'scnt d the horse to me Tint evening we got him safely to in ) nn r > He Is n beautiful bro ui nnd will soon have him on gentle as a lamb and 1 think he will mike one of the Lost siddl- > ' 'cisos lu the sandhills Thete aie nnnj pccplo who consider n wild horse worthless ' ) Ut I would rather hue this ) onng stallion 'Iiau nnv nwtlv ? I Invc ever seen If ) ou go about It rtsht there is little trouble In trailing and breaking them Chestnut , the man who roped in ) her e , is consldeied the JC't rider and roper In the hills Turp' ' > was a tenderfoot a > ear ago , but Is nn apt scholar and is fcst catching on to the ways if the frontier Ho will be ono of the bast In the business before a gieat length of time J. J. Hardlu Paul Jensen of Lilac , this state , killed a very laipo gray wolf sovcial das ago He meisurej six feet and seven Inches f ro n tip to tip nod wclphed nearly 300 pounds JiMispn caught him In a trap , but he broke the chain and got away. This , however , dl.l not discourage Paul , and , saddling his br-at horse , ho put in the day hunting him up miming across ard killing him Just ns diibh \vrs settling ovci' the prairie Jensen kills more wolves than any man In the state. Colonel J J. .Dickey . and family and Jim Picston and Lafo Garner spent several das at Like Waohlrigton , during the past week They report the writer still high and the bass very reluctant about rislns to the lure Mr Prciton sajs Jliey are still in Ihe deep water , but the present tiuinmcr weather will quickly drive them to the shallows in the rushes As It was , the party above men tioned had abundant success with the pike 8iul cropple , and Picoton , as usual , landed his big pickerel During their entire stay but eighteen or twenty basa weio brought to basket. , The lowlaniUi environing Cut Oft and Floi- ence lakes are atlll largely covered with shal low water and gunners are still enjolng fair spoil with the ycllowlegs and KHK- piperi On Wednesday last a part ) of tv.o bagged nearly fifty of these shore bitds and two Jacka and ono blue- wing teal. H would aoem fiom the various criticisms cue reads in the sportsmen's Journals that the nitio powdeis have not yet leached the state of perfection Jiat shooters hoped fo.1 There Is a domain ] for a more heavily condensed ponder that will pioduco a greater Initial velocity , and that It will soon be forth coming is as sine as death or taxes This is a great age , and if there is ail ) thing you don't see and want , all ) ou have to do Is to ask for it. Formerly It was al'itcut Impossible for bas.i and trout fishers to get casting lines light enough bat it looKs now as If the best anglers have ellacovcrcl tliat the heavier lln < > s cast better , particular ! } when Ihelml is blowing , anil arc- mote apt to hook the fan v\lien cast straight than a light Hue that drops In circle * * on the water. The Missouri State Sportsmen's tourna ment at Kansas City last week was a elcc'iled ' succera Theio vviis a line attendance' and the scotes were all good That Prank Parmelce of this city did not quite como up to his usual high claps stand ard is accounted for by the fuel that the rolonel is monkeying with a cheap giado pump gun , The famoLfl "Indian nuael" ot Ihe west Is talking of giving a big shoot at Clear Like , la ( Clnrlle Grimm's home ) , some time In July. The Indian bquail lb maelp up of the piacK she a rt the west anl the par- sonnel follows Tom MnrJnll ( Chief nig- Shot ) , rrol Gilbert ( loy-\Vilb-Goose-Voiee ) ) , C'harilo Grim ( C'ilef-Me\jti-ln-Face ) , Charlie Uud.l ( Culsf ? p.iKOttl ) . John I'ail < > i ( De > = > - f'hroo-ShcHka-Jack ) Prank Paimolee ( Hi - Chief Afrald-of-\Vater ) , Dick Jlenill ( Lltiic- IIlgh-KIi-k ) , Cliailcs Powftb ( Cliiet-'U ipe- Stlek ) . George hoomls ( Cilcf-Move-Cir ! < ) This fihoot vull doubtless bo a regular old- fashioned "wolf shoot , " mid the lambs that btiay away from tlio fold will get sl.ngh- tcred , although the Indian1 ! claim that they will glvo tliem a chance for their life 'ihoy will elmply bo made to "run the Kiimllct , " and If they e&capo without baliiK sKlnned will l-o made much of In the tribe anil re- colvo many rich furs for the winter and strings of pretty beada , It ban been many jens Miico an elk was shot In thp state of Nebraska , but I rccelvc'd a letter from an old. friend up in MoI'lu-mon county a conplo of days ago stating that a band ot six of these lordly animals , tv.o bulls , three COWH and a calf , were seen in that rait of the state two weeks ago. George C. Hock of Indianapolis has dial- onged Chippy Budd ot Des Moloneu for the championship 'rophy recently won by the latter from John Winston nuclei la agree able and the ISiioot will rome on * Monday , Juno 7 , at AVatson park , Chicago. GhlriiM from ( InCrlrUct I'lclil. Colonel Potter was on hand as usual , That fly he nailed was a corker. Sprague wltlvhlit 'mltt" la one of the wtar uttrac-tlons thl scsron. Como out and sco thorn. They ore a "not team. Conspicuous jtmojy ; the players was Judge Shields , The Judge showed that ho hadn't forgotten hovv.lo "line 'cm out , " What will bo'ilmie. to attract the lidle-a to the games this summer ? How' about light re freshments7 This U only a suggestion It lu rumored" th3t the Council Hluffs ag gregation which , lias thrown down the gauntlet to the QniahaH are rut practicing every night Lpojf out for trouble on the wcond Satiirday-ln June. Bob Taylor i'nd Secretary lyiwrie were the only members hf the club who Deemed at all at homo on the matting. Deb playexl with hU old-tlmo dash and brilliancy , which ati- gurs well for bis batting average this tsca- bOIl. bOIl.Those Those baco hall lx > js didn't elo a thing to the poor wicket keeper's haneli when they returned the ball from the outfield. It was funny to watch that poor unfortunate trying to look oi ) if he liked It ! ( No iumrn men tioned ) Among the players were noticed some old- tlmo base ball players. It is to bo hoped that these gentlemen will bo ecn playing regularly this year , as their fielding will prove Invaluable to the club , nnd with prac- tliu there la no reauon why they should not excel at the bat I ast Sunday was th& opening of the sea son and the Omahas bail a practice game on their grounds , using a matting pitch for the first tlmo In their lilstory. As was pre viously mentioned In tbevrO columns , tliU In novation lu for tlio purpcfeo of Improving the rnltlng form of the club. The ncoreei , however , l gt seek woillel Indlrnlo Ural the bowlers can do Just t well on matting as I hey IIAVO previously < 1eno on n turf pitch , but nornn allowance must bo rrmdo for lack of practice , etc. ( Inc-Mlmi * unit AIIHU rri , LINCOLN , May I To the Sporting Hdltor of The Bee. Ploato decide tlio following In lioxt Sunday's Bcc A , II. C and D run a foot race A wins first place , U and C tlo for second place and P comes In last U and 0 run off the tlo and 11 wins. Who gets third place' Please answer and oblige A Constant Header. Ans. 1) . OMAHA , Mav H.-To the Sporting Keillor of The Bco : Will yon ple-aso latu In next Sunda's Boo thp fall of the Missouri river between Sioux City and Omaha' This Is 'o docldo a dispute , boa and possibly a war be tween Denmark and America Parlies In terested agree to leave It to your honor for final decHon Spoon Bill Ans Seven Incite * to the mile , distance. 123 miles SIOUX CITY. May 17 To the Spoiling Kdltor of Tht Bee Will jou plrn'o state In next Sunday's Bee , to de-eldo a wagei , whether the Jarksnlpc le a water fowl' IJImpi A Werl Ans 1 would ray that snlpo are water fowl , but the term water fowl Is not sus ceptible to scientific definition , and the loxlcograi/hers eheii no light nil lhr > question Ilowovei' , tlio ornithologists , who classify the birds , recognize snlpo as water fowl TOWNSHN1) , Mont. , May 18. To the Sporting Hdltor of The Bee" Plca e ansvvei In ) our next Sunday'a Issue tlio follow Ing question nnd oblige. There * Is a man on tlist , the batter hits the ball and Is thrown out nt first , the mnn at llr t falls to run and the umplie fills both men out Is that t coirect decision' L S. Brome. Ans Yes rho fact tint he did not leave the base on the force puts him out OMAHA , May 20 To the Sporting Udltor of The Bee If not toe > per oual a question please answer In Sumla ) a Bee Doe's Cot- bott's prc'-pnt father-in-law live In this eit ) and has Coi belt's first wife married again" Enclosed find a cigar. Smart Alex. Ans Yea. ) es. Ales STATO UNIVUHSITY , LINCOLN. Ma ) 11) ) To the Sporting IMItor of The BeeAre the blids WP call rain crow and cuckoo the same bird ? M V. T Ans lluin crow and cuckoo are two names applied to the. same bird , or lathot to two similar hints to which these names aie given without distinction. They are cuckoos , uiculidao and coeeygltiap. SOUTH OMAHA , May IS To the Spotting Editor of 'Ihe Bee Please elates in Sumla ) V Bee If Bob riUslmmons and Martin Julian had $ ( i 000 bet to leave Sharkey stay six rounds. Also , what ) car did the Detroit biisp bill team win the league pennant' lames Ilellly. Ans (1) ( ) No (2) ( ) 1SS7. SOUTH OMAHA , May 17 To the Sporting nditor ot The Dec- Please decide tlils > - 1 bet that the silver tip bpar Is ono ot the largest species ot bears , and B beta It Is one of the smallest , Ls the black bear ono of the smallest species of bears' lie hots It Is one of the largest A Sporting rrlend. Ans (1) ( ) The silver tip Is one of thp largei beats and the black bear one * of the smallei species. FORT ROBINSON , Xe-b , May 12 To the Sporting Cditoi ot The Bee To decide a bet will ) ou please answct in sporting news of Sundaj's paper , if Queen Victoria , was ever In the United Statc and if she was , , when .aud what cities did &ho vLit' TIOOJI C , Ninth Cavall's Libriuy. Ans If the was oho tailed to call on me but conip to think ot It , folio ha" never visited this country. COUNCIL BLUFFS , Mn ) 20 To the Sport ing IMItor of The Bee 1'leasp state In Sun day's lieu hcnv many rounds Lavlgno and Ilurge fought , also , who is the champion bag puncher of this country ? Jim Fltz. Ana (1) ( ) IS. (2) ( ) In an open competition at bag punching at the Academy of Music , New York , August 19. 1SD" > Tommy Hjan was adjudged thci winner and declared champion Ho had tow competitors I'itrelmmona Is qulto generally regarded as tlio clcvotest bag puncher In the prlo ring. Cot belt la also an expert. A delicate lunch A bottle of Cook's Im perial Champagne and a dozen raw , and a good clar for a wind-up. TO TitmiA * ' iioonn. I.ortl rtyron SIv boat is on the s-liore , And inj lurk Is on tlio sci ; JJtit before 1 BO Tom Mooie , Hero's .1 double health lo thce ! Here's a sigh to these who iovo mo , And a pmilo to those who hate ; And , whatever "kv's abovemo , lleics a heait lor ovc-ty fate ! Though the ocean 1011 .1 round mo , Yet It still hnll bo.ir meon ; Though n ileh it should surround me , It hath spilnss that mny bo won. Were 't tln > last diop In tiio well , As 1 Rasped upon tlin brink ; nip my falntimj - > i > lrlt foil , "f 'T is to tbpo that I would drink. With th.it water , ns this wine. The Ilbitlon I would pour Should be Pe > ace > v.lth thine .and mine , And n liunlth to thce , Tom Aloore ! i.\nojt. AND India's laborers ppt fi cents t day. T\vent-olght largo tobacco manufactur ing Hi ins aio now u&lug the union label. In Gicat Britain the dully cost of a la bour's fond Is I ! ) per cent of his wages ; in tlio United Status , 33 per eent John Kane of the United Mlno workers ( , ujs tlicio aio 1350,000 mincis In this coun try , or about 110,000 more thun there are jobs for It is probable that the HhocmaKeis of tills country will bo represented at the world's cpnficss of the craft at Brussels , Belgium , Juno C. Tlio employes of the Akion Bculford a Cleveland lalltoad at Aluan , 0 were noti fied that theli wages will be Increased from 17 to 20 cents per hour The Chinese laborers employed In the can nlng IndUBtiiru of Portland , Ore Imci foimcd a union and are making a Miff fihht for a BtaniUid wage rr.to. The census enumeratoia of Massachu elts. by previous notice anJ arrangement with the police stations , wavfurors' lodges alms houses , etc , one night recently , took a cen BUS of the tramrxi In the state and found the number to be 801 ! . The Canadian government has purfhnsrd the Bale dcs Clmlours lallroad. and will make It a part of tlio Intercolonial system , which the government hsn owned foi ) oar Those , with a now system , gives govern ment ownerahlp In railroad * a good htart In Canada. Debs denies the story sent out from Chicago cage that ho intends to organize a commonweal monwoal aimy and march on to Utah ( her1 to start Ills proposed colony , wh'eli ' la to capture the state- government and foim ace co operative commonwealth , Sa > rf ll's a fake , pure and simple. Laboring people of Lcadvllle , Cole , are thinking ot starting a department store on the co-operative plan Their argument Is that , as some ot the leading merchants arc hostile to the Intercuts of labor , laboring people bliQulef 1)7 ) away with the middleman , and reap the benefit of their trade them selves. N. Jern'fl shingle mill at Silver Ilcarh Whatcom county. Wash. , has brok 'n thn jexord In shingle * cutting. The following amount of shingles was cut from spll < bolU Just as they came from the water no Knee bolter The week ending April 21. 120 000 shlngle-s were cut by one man , H DatiUki and bolted by ono man , C Bclanger tlie Kuot rawing being done by C' Dubur end \V Bell The biggest cut for otic day was 77,000. At Nlngpo , China , the cotton mill runt , con tlnuorsly day and night , stopping only at the Chlneao Ne w Year. The factory runs all nlglit by electric light and all day Sun day Two englishmen buperlntend the plant and are the onlyKuropeans employed by the concern The Textile Mercury aH "Twenty-four hours a day , seven days a work , four weeks In the month , and thir teen months lu the year will be hard to boat , especially elllnl with the low price of labor In China 'Iheeo are tbii difficulties that baset the path of the Hngllsh 'manu facturer and becloud hU future Ungliih capital Is going to India , Japan , add Cht.ia. And no u order. " nun ni.otin TO run Pnrcllilc vli-n of tinNnlrri flilof ( itr Jlintlro to lll < < roiipli- . Red Cloud , the once- powerful and famous chief of the Sioux notion , ptesented a pathetic and pitiful spectacle lu the room of the seuato committee on Indlnn affairs on Saturday afternoon , i elates thp Philadelphia Times lltd Cloud carne to Washington ac companied by American Horse , his principal lieutenant , for the purpose of culling the .attention of congress to certain grievances Rev Dr. Eastman , n well educated halt- breed , tAino along as Interpreter , and Hd hie work very well. He I a line leHilt.ng , Intel- Huptit fellow , anJ Is popular with the Sioux tribe Senator Pettlgrtw , chairman of the e-om- mltteo on Indian affairs , Intciieigatcd the old i hlcf , and a stenographer took H complete - pleto ii'port of the conversation as Inter' jirot-M by Ir Kastniau Rod Cluud said "I am nearly 77 jp.arh old. nnd am vcr ) fooble' and almost blind You see 1 wen hliu'K goggles to shield ill ) fitdlng refl fion the light which huitH tin in. Although 1 am olel nnd te'cblc , I have come all thla ells , tame to plead for Justice to my people. It 13 > ! I made n tieat ) at Kurt Lai am to mu gave the white men a right to build it mil i old urross my country. I never gave up HUJ rights to piopcity hoond the use ot grouiu for the railroad. I have ulnaa lived lit one nroiiml the ) Blne-k Hill * of Dakota My pee pie still Hvo there , but the lieatlrs vvhlet : have ) been made with them have been vie ) , lated by the white men I made a treat ) with thi' gteat uoldler who as prosldptit foi eight ) cira ( Uratit ) , and IIP tsfu.ed me thai my loscTVtttlnn Hhould n voi be mtertcrei with No-v vv'ilte men wnnt to divide the i cs > i viilon Into eight-acio lota for m ) pee pie 10 Htarvn on. 7he Ian la aio bud laud1 and we cannot ralro props there In August the hot winds dr ) up ovi rythlng , even the llttlo slreams.'i want oui lands aa the ) arc , so that wema ] make a living b ) raising homes nnd cattle because the lands nro ncarlj all good graz Ing lnne ! . Wo do not v\ant money fron the government In place1 of rations berauv wo can live nil what the government send * us to cat , but neaily all of the beef catth .sent to us are thin and starved to death \V < pipfer money , and will bii ) our own clothing llio suits of clothes are made ot poor clotl and they fall to pieces Besides , the tal men get short wilts and the small mem gel long Mtlta , and the distribution Is ncvoi aatlstactoty. Wo would rather have mono ) than government blankets , because they an all rotten They are made of cow's hair dipped In Ink , and In the rain or moisture tin Ink i tins off ot UUMII Bedsides they fall te pieces. When we" are compelled to take such goods and blankets we- areclmgcil hlf pileca for them , and then wo trade then aw a ) lor other clothing , and have to ght mone ) in addition In ordei to get elccem things to wear "Wo want the lands left ns they are. We want decent food to cat We aio entitled to good clothing , or inouny in Its place Wo want a law preventing halt-bit cds from ac- ilttiilng tribal rights on out reservation \Vhlto men como there to mair ) our ) oung squaws and then claim tilbal rights of prop- crtv and cheat us out of our best graying lands If wo should kill thorn for coming among us unforblddon the nimy would pun ish us for pi electing ourselves Therefore 1 como to ask that the govoinmcut will treat my ponplo right and protect us iiom the bail white men " Seniator Pottlgiow hhook bunds with the old man and assured him tluil lu the pend ing Indian appioprlatlon bill be will make provisions to protect the Indiana , along the lines iceiuesteel b ) the old war ehlef In his stalwart daS Red Cloud was a mighty warrior and n mm del oils navage. Nevertheless , It fs pitiful to see him now' , fhainbllng along , led by otlH'in , and coming to Washington to make an honest nnd heroic r-ITort to be cuic for his people the rights \\nicli ought to be spontaneous ! ) conccdpei by the government His das of savagery aio gone and ho is now nn old man , wlsei and attempting , In his untutored way , to do right anil to Induce the Intelligent , civilised white men to also do that which is right. A bir.irr 'i < > II New 'V ork S-iin. Look upvvaid to the 1171110 dome , Wlieio Huns and pliineti are nt home , And vvlieio the clouds at ple'.isiue roam , Look outward to HIP billowy se-a , Whore nigosicb foi jon and me Drift rudileiltss and will not be Dhcctoel to some poit Viheie v\e Slay got their golden caigoea free. Look npwaid to tlie mountain top , Fiom which an .ival niche ma ) iliop. Look down the street a mile 01 bo , Where people como and people go In such a tossing that they aeem The llothim of a swolle > n htioim Look Into windows vvhue the gold And Jewel1 * of the new and old Aio set in gUtteilng aria ) Tor those who li ive the cash to pay. Look .it some passing eaiilago which May make you wish that you were rich. Look an ) where ; that I ? to MIJ , Look iiiWhcio e\c-e > pt be r way ; For lo1 hero oomes what wc-'il conceal , A elunipv woman on a vvneel. And did ) ou over' uh , UK ; oh , my' ' Jnriiri Jniort-Hloil In < li * 1'lj.hl. A rather peculiar incident occurred lu Judge Zachrit/'s court , St Louis , on the nfteinoon of Mai oh 17. elurlng the trill of Jacob Pl-chell , ( horgnd with assault to kill hen tlio ncw = br > ) s began passing thu Poui roui : < ciylng their extins about the light the > Jur ) Eecn od to lose all Interr * , In the ei e and cnulimnd nervously lu the It seatb buveral times some of them e illcd Depulj Sheiiff Ruler nn.l aal.od him vvhu won At torney John I. M-irtlu , v\ho wan defcndlni. rischcll , noticed the uncaslno's of the Jutoi und. ihmg from Ills phali ho a'-Ked .Iiidfii Jlaclirit to sut.poi.il pioeecdliiRs loiu ; onougl for him to go down Htah i and learn the IP Milt of thu fight , h ( > ho could Infoim the Jurora ludgo Ziehrltreplied that It would be Bomotnlng out of tinoidlnaiy. . but as he himself was anxious to know the same thing lo would giant the w Mi Whin Attorney Mitlii relumed bo announced ihit Kiuslm intns had wejn In fourteen lounda Tlih roi'Tial to satisfy the jurors , anJ the tilal v as icsumed. Scarles & Searle"sr fpccinllslsin unit PRIVftlE DISEJ1SE8. All I'rivntu Dltcnses nnil Disorder * of Men Trontiuctit by malt Consultation Free. SYPHILIS Cured for life. HOME TREATMENT { & , , . KOIl AM. KOiniS OK KttMAI.IJ WI5AK. NHSS AMI IIISIJA'tlJS III * WOMIJN , Catarrli all DiseuspB of the Nosip Throat. Cheat , Htomiioh , Liver , lllood , nkln and Kidney Diseases , Ixnt Manliooa , Hdrocck Varlcoeele. Gonorrlirn QlPflt. nyr'i'H ' * "nil ALL PUIVATH UISl ASUS 'JF .MKN , Piles , Fistula nnd Hcctal Ulteis oured with out piln nr detrniton riom uuclntM. HrlslU'H Dlspase , Diabetes and kindred maladies. Pnll on or ndi3rrns with Btnmp , , i HEAD HOISES CURED InKUmljr out J.ivi'iui.l' . IUI.K million * .ichi Mhumll rtrttfillfl i * clan'i * beJn e\pt B lf * JJuitoj. no I'll a.fhliD n L.orJ f na la 1 , lll.c i ( . , * Sit ll'irtf , y , 1. , fur licok I.OJ 1 tiiaU DR. HpBBS Fulfills His Mission in Omalia , No lixcuso Remains for People Suffering1 from Diseased Kidneys , Backaeho or RhoumaLism. The Help Tor All Mieli Mlmciitu It Wllliln llrurti of P.M-I > l.oilj , fur HitUvnicit ) that \Vllt \ < iu IN paraps \ Pr lleililK e'niilltli'iitly a < st < il"tl some vu'i'Kx nun ( hat b.v llu > u eof Jits SiiiH'nutis Kltlnoy Tills Hie1 snilViln s e.f tlu > people In ami niiitiiul Oin.tlm who wi'H' nllllclotl with Kliliii'.v niltiii-nti \viitilil li ) less than tlirciMiiurtiMNvliit It vva In luic liN tulvoiit lo this city I v hail no Idea that I lie n-stilts vvottltl tin i'\c MMl his iinullciloii . It si'e'iiis a nival pity that tlii > pnlillc cdttltl not , tit a .ulaiuv. st'o tind ie < ad all lliu tliousaiiiN of Kind and Kintcful Us-ll- inonlals ol tliNKic.it ii'iiu'dy vvhh'lilmvc bee'ii iccclMMl lieini pi'i-soiis vvhoiuc now In ( lie cnjn.Miicnt of liralth and wlio had. In > ii > ti < usln r iiolilis Kldnc.v I'lllM , snITi'icd months e > r jean of untold inlsorj. Ceillld thl.s be done1 , the llilinensll.v of snlTcrln te-llcve'd , it ml the1 u oil tills Ki'iiml nicdlc-iiH' has aereinipllslUMl slmv * its discovery , would lie more IlionniKhly reall/ed l . \ Hieeuhl at l.ir c. Te ) an lioncst pli\ -Iehii ! likelr llolil ) > < , no fjte'atcr ] ileasme > or satisfaction c.in bo loll than to Know tlut lie has been In strumental in rcstmliiK' thousands of In valids ( o pei fe-ct health. Thrj nilVoinon' ' * llosl l rl < > n < lM " VI- ) < > illicit n s < - > cro TrimliliIn ll1K IlllUM H. Holibs mrncnKIMn.j I'llls rcllivpct my wlfn of 11 KII nt piln In hri hatli. iiii.l nllexlntid a l\OIU tlOUllk 111 he I UI'llHVH Vi urs K-intcfiill > , i'\'iuifR MI an w , 1S.T ) N 17lli M Oninliii , Nib "Piirril ol' u \ < -rj l.iiiiiillnoK. . " I nm Bind to BO I firl ironllliLiulHcd by the u HC of llnlili Hp n mils M In * ) l > lll < 1 hinl a \oiy lame buk unit mm I itn < ll after tak ing one tin ) , of II libs S | in inns ICI.lmj I'llls I luivc rocoiiinu iuli il tlum d > iillur-i 11 i : 1)1 VN 1201 I'tdccbt , enialin , cb. Tliri MAVIIJ lilN e i iilrlK-s "HUM % < PlIllIlIT I'M ' ! ' l ir TIU'lll. " Vour siniili | > niul imp lxtof Hulitu IMlls which I liivu un'il , irllo\cit me M > inucli of niy rhiii- umtlFin unit kidney tiouhlc thai t hme nuw illHuinliit inv crutclii-n mil hinu no fnithcp usu for thtiii I liuvt' worn ciutcliP1 * for over a yeiir , but lhunl < n to Ii llobUs , 1 mn now better. C ! M 11N' \ \ fill South 12tli St , Omaha Nell 1 ljXiiMkt Om > Vlnri * . Itux in Ciiiiiiilel > l ) > > t u r.1 Mr. The FinipU' box of llobbs SpnriihiiB Kidney 1'lllMlilih I rccclMil from Kiilin. .Vt Co , ili-UR- Kitts , linn lollcvul ino'.t of lliu Haiti lu nir back anil tlcenoil up my nntcr RK that I expect emu mole box to comple > li Iv care tin- Al'OtTSP C'\USri3NS 4110 I.ca\cn\vorth bt . Uiimhn Ni li lleliii-il His KltlnoN mill lU'lleii-il 111/ . . stlll'HM 111 HlN llnill. T desire to s ij Hint the box of Ilolilm KpaniKUH 1MIH hottcn fiom Kiilm ,1 tt > ilniKKlsts of tils elt > , have ikne me more KOO < | tliaii nny niPill- clne that I ha\c i\ei taken rl he > linvt * helped my Uhlne > s tin I tht pnln In ni ) hick , nnil hnvi > rLllc\cil me of the illz/lno-M la in > he nl \V II ( IIIOVKR 1S12 nruco at , Om ilin. Net ) Dr. llobbs Spatamis Kidney Tills , 50 cents a IIOY. SK leir ? 2.0. FOR SALU & GO. \ lldlablu DniKKNIs and .MIneial Water IJc'alcis \ . \ \ ' . Cor. ir.lli nnil Oil VII \ , MHI. TRADEMARK POCANTICO CURE VOURSEI.FI Us. ] llls for unnatural ilisch irian , InUaummtlimi. Irrltuttunij ur ulturutinnj of in n Co in nicinbrnrvi. 1'u'nlcM , and not ustda. Kolil iiy l nr ( io.it in plain . . . . . . . by fimi , prrinlil , for I lu. r 3 botlles , fJli. 'IrcuUl nt an The Tratismississipp } Exposition will be held at 1898. The best way lo keep your friends informed of the progress of the jnterprise is to sub scribe for them for The Omaha Daily Bee , If you can't afford to send hem The Daily Bee send them The Sun day Bee. . .Jyjixw * JiiiSi. "CUPIDEMB" f 'IhlmrrpatVegeUUa tlonot iv tainoinircncli pliyticUui. will quickly cure you nt nil HIT. vous or dlsiavi of thi * iiiitratlvo uruaiit , * ucli ui IMH Manhood. I isomnla , I'alnain ( hu Jl tck.Bemhiul Lulttluim , ffcrvoua JJiblllty , 1'ii-ipk'i , Uniltnis.s Hi Marry , Kxhaujllni ; Jnin | , Varlcm-de neil ' rlpatlon. 11 stopvull lenxri lij-ilay nr nlglit. 1'rovints ' ijukk - lieu of Ulncharen , ivhle.lt If not chcclpd loailH to hprrnnilurrheuu und ull Iholiorrnrsejf Irnpotuncr. 4 IJIII > KMIclcaii ! .cittJollver : , liia BEFORE AMD AFTER l.nliii.j 9 anil thn urinary arcana of ulliinpurlUca. C'lII'II > F.VK trengtbensondrcilores aiallwiokorr ; nii. . . . . . . . . 'Jlio re-aton mtirerrri me not cured lijJJnrinri It l > iwiU8e > ninety per rent nro troubtril with I'roilallllH. OUriOll.VIJU thiionij' known runi-ily m cnreinlthoutunopi-ratlun dUnJirnllmonU ala. A written KUiirHiiti'iicl/pii and money return id II six linxradora not c-Uuct a i > ciuiuututeur . { LOOubox.dx for { 3.00. bv mjlU Bend far ifititK circular and u-atlmonlaU. llyera-Dllloa Dru Co. , 8. U. Cur ICth alul Kurnain Sta. , Oinulta.