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TTI13 (VMWTTA "DATLV V.KV: S VTTHDAY, SNPT KMllER 22, 1000.
ANOTHER ROW AT BROOKLYN
Umpire Snydor Assaulted by Kelly and the
"Only" McOinnity.
GIANTS WIN THE GAME JUST THE SAME
Uiriiiint'a AVI I.I Tliroiv In lite I'liilc
In (lie .Hlath I.eM In the Hun
Tlint M-lll-i tlir
!oiire.
.Nrv York. 1 1 llruthl n, .'!.
liii'liiinitl, II) ( lilonun, !l.
I'lttnliiirK, 7 M. I.ituli, it.
HoMiin, 11-11) I'lilliiiloliililu, l-10,
IlUOOKIiYN, Sept. Si. Another exhibi
tion of rowdyism loacl today's game.
Ilrooklyn had ouo run to get to tie, one ninn
out nnd two on haen, whin MeOlnnlty hit
to Davis und n double piny resulted. The
decision ot llrnt was close nnd the lirooie,
lyn players made n demonstration agalnm
the rtillni; of Umpire Snydor, Kelly throw
ing his kIovo at him nnd MeOlnnlty pushing
him around. The olllclnl was escorted from
the ground. by thu police amid the hooting
of tho crowd which surged upon the Held,
la tho eighth Haw ley also attacked the um
pire on u decision at third nnd was ordered
out of the Krotinds. The game wan hotly
contented, Dement practically losing It by
a wild throw to tho plate 111 tho sixth. At
tendance, l.COn. Score:
NKW YOltk. I UilOOKl.YN.
lt.H.O.A K I lt.H.O.A R
Vanll'n, cf. o l ! o o Jnne.i, cf.... 1 o 2 0 o
Keluach, If.. 0 0 3 0 0 Heeler, rf... I S S o 0
Hlrkm'n, lb 1 S 1 o OJ-nnKs, lb. 0 o 9 t o
llernard, rf. 1 S 1 0 0 She. kard, If 0 t 3 0"
I)ol, lb... 0 0 3 2,0 1tnont. lb. 0 0 : 1 I
Uavl. m... 0 1 S t ! Crom, 3b.... 0 12 3 0
Murphy, 111, H I M Dahlen, 0 112 0
Itiwefn, c. 0 0 2 3 0 I'ar-ell, o... 0 0 S 1 0
Mcictr, p. 3 I 1 1 MiOln'ty, pO 1 0 2 1
'Kelley 1 1 0 0
Totals .. 1 3 27 IT 31
I Total ..3 8 27 10 2
Hutted for Dcmont In ninth.
Xuw York 0 0 0 0 0 2 10 11
Ilrooklyn 2 o o 0 0 o 0 0 1 a
Rnrncil runs: New York, 1; Brooklyn, 1.
Three-huso ItltH; Vnnl In Itren. K.-c-lur. Two
hums hit; MeOlnnlty. First base on errors:
Brooklyn, 'I. Kelt on huson: New York, 8;
Ilrooklyn. 6. Struck out: liy Mc(.5lnnlt 3;
bv Mercer, t. Sacrifice IiIIh: Vnnl l' Itn-n.
D.ivls. Stolen base: Iluworinnn. Hiimch mi
balls: OIT MeOlnnlt, I; off Meti.r, a.
Double plays: Davis to Murphy to Doyle
(2). lilt by pitched bull: It Mc(Jlonlt. I;
by Mercer, I. 1'uHieil ball: Howorinan.
Time: 1:55. L'mplre. Hurler.
Iliilin Piizlex I In- A mi re h Ut n.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 51. -(.'hleniru could
not hit llahn today. ( la r I n an usual had
a bud Inning. Ilurtzcl and Odor, the new
men, tuailo u good Itiiprcsslnn. Nb k Yhuiik
saw hln llrst game of the season hero today.
Attendance, 3X). Score;
CINCINNATI. CUM 'ADO.
uu o.a i: n.n.o.A n.
llarret, cf... 0 2 3 0 0 Strung, Sii.. 110 3 0
lliirtzul. It. l
Uler, rf.... 2
1110 MrOirt'y. If 0 0 0 0 0
t
2 0 0,. Merles, rf.. 0 12 0 0
ltrckloy, lb. 1 1 11 10
Irwin, 3li.... 0 0 110
t'orcornn, ss 1 2 2 2 (
JJtrlnlMl, 2b 0 0 1 I 0
KMo, c... 0 0 R 1 0
lUhli, p.... 0 0 12 0
Orrcn,
rf.... 1 1 3
Hillils,
2b... 1 0 1
Di-Bdlev, lb. (I 1 12 0
MrCor'k, 0 0 3
Kilns, 0 0 0 C
tlarvln, p... 0 0 0
Total ..0 7 27 11 0 Totals .. 3 4 21 13 2
Cincinnati o o o l n fi o o -
Chicago 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 13
Karned runs: Cincinnati, 2; Chlcuso, 1.
Stolen base: Corcoran. Double iday: Steln
feldt to Corcoran to I'.eeklev. first base mi
balls: Off llahn. 1; on Oarvln, 1. Struck
out: Hy liurvln 0; by llahn, 3. Tlmo: l:2i.
Umpire: Kmslle.
i: en llrenU it lliiNtini.
IIOSTON, Sept. 21. -Huston and I'hlladel
plila divided honors todas. In thu llrst
game one clean and three scratch Hingles
were nil Philadelphia could get oft Dlneen.
Tho second game was a slugging mutch In
which Philadelphia proved the victor. l,a
Jolu boro off the palm with two homers
nnd a triple. Attendance, 2.000. Score, llrst
came:
IIOSTON. t l'lllLADKM-ntA.
H.H.O.A.K. It. It. O.A K.
Ilnmllt'n. cf 3 1 4 0 0 Thomas, of. 0 10 0 0
Iontr, ss.... 2 3 2 t 0 Sluglc If.... 0 1 4 0 t
Htuhl, It.... 2 1 3 0 0 Delth'ty, lb 0 0 r. 0 0
Tenncy, lb. 2 2 S 1 1 Chile, lb... u 0 4 0 0
Collins. 3b.. 2 3 0 2 0 I.i.l.iK 2b.. 0 0 13 0
IlfOiniin, if 0 0 0 0 0 I'llck, If.... 0 10 0 0
I ..i we, 2b.... 0 1 2 r, 0 UougluHS. c. 0 0 2 0 0
CUrk. e.... 0 0 7 1 0 iMInn, 3b.... 0 0 2 3 2
Dlnctn, p... 0 2 0 2 0 Crews, P3....0 0 3 2 0
Dunn, p 0 1 0 2 0
TotaN ..11 13 27 12 II
Totals ..0 4 21 11 3
Hoston 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 '-It
Philadelphia o o u o o 0 o o 0-0
Karned runs: lloaton, 3. Two-linne hits:
Tonney, Collins. Home runs: Dong, Col
lins. Stolun bases: Dluecu (2i. Stabl, l.uwe,
Doug. Doulilt. (days: l.u.lule to Chlb'S,
Cross to DaJule to Chiles, first base on
liallH! OIT Dlneen, 1; .iff Dunn, I. Struck
out: Hy Dlneen. 5; by Dunn, 2. Passed
hall: DouglasH. Time: 1:53. Umpire: Hurst.
Score, second game:
HOSTON. l'lUI,Ali:t,ri!IA.
it.n.o a i: I it.n.o.A.i:.
Ilnmllt'n, till I I n 0 Th.jmas, cf. 2 0 0 1 0
1ing, sa.... i t i n l Hinsif. if.... o 0200
Harry. If. .. 0 l 1 n 0 lkh'ty, lb 2 3 8 2 o
Teniiey, lb. 2 3 0 0 0 Li.l.il, 2b.. 3 3 6 2 0
Cnlllns, 3b.. 1 2 2 3 1 IMIcli. rf.... 1 1 1 0 0
Krcrman. rf 1 2 2 0 O.McPart'd, c. 1 3 4 3 0
Inp, 21i.... 0 0 4 2 0 nman, 3b... 1112 0
Sullivan, r. 0 fl 4 o o m, ru.... n a 3 C 2
Nichols, p.. till 0 Priui'i'. p...O 0210
Totals .. 6 11 27 12 21 Totals ..1) 10 27 17 3
ltoston o i 2 o n n o :i o-.i;
Philadelphia 0 10 13 10 11-7
famed runs: Hoston, I; Plillndelpblu. 7.
Two-bus hits: flick, Mcfarland. Delo
hanty. Three-base lilts: Harry, Mcfaiiaiul,
Delelianty, I.aJole. Homo runs: Da.lolo (21,
freeman. Stolen bases: Cross, Thomas,
Dulnn. Double plays: l.owo to Doug to
Tonney: Dolan to DaJule to Delehanty.
Sacrlllco hits: freeman, Harry, first base
on balls: Off Nlihnls, 3; olT fruser, 4.
Struck out: Hy Nichols, 1; by fruser, 2.
Passed ball: Mcfarland. Wild pitch:
Nichols. Time: 2:IS. l'mplre: Hurst.
4'nmliiK DiiNy fur I'lttsliiirt;.
PITTSIIUHO, Sept. 21.- The Immo team
ugaln defeated St 1 .suits rather easll.,
Young being bit freely. The fiiitururt of
the game was a gri'ut thruw ftom right
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plutc. Attendance, 3,()0. Score:
I'lTT!!ltR(l tST. WW
K.II.O.A K 1 IU! O.A K
MfiVrv, If 1 1 2 1 0 Mi fl-nw, Hit I II M
ll-num t. 'f 0 1 2 0 0 HiirkMt. If. 1 I K 0 0
litiliy, 2b. 1 4 3 K Heldrlek. ''f I 3 3 u 0
Waitnop, rf. 2 1 1 1 0 liotinvan, if 0 t 1 0 0
fi I'ri.n. lb. 0 1 II no Wallnte, i. 1 I I I
Wlll ms. 3b. 1 2 0 3 1 Kelfltr, 2b. 0 2 I t 2
O'Connor, el 1 S 3 o Meflaan, lh o 0 It o o
Kly, ( 0 1 3 3 0 Iloblnion, c. i 1 2 fl 0
rhIlllpM, p. 1 1 0 1 OYr.unB, p.... 0 I 0 I t
i'Jonlln .... 1 8 0 8
Totals .. ? IS 27 li ll
Totals .. 3 12 21 14 2
Hulled for Young In ninth.
1'ittsburie i o i 2 i o : o -:
St. Louis 1 000000203
Kurned runs: I'lttslmrit. 3. Two-baso hits:
Wanner, Williams, lily. Three-base hits:
OHrlen. Ileldrlck. H.icrlllce hits: lleau
tnont. Kly, McOraw. Stolen bases: Wagner,
McOraw. Kcltcr (2). Double play: Wag
ner to O'Connor, first base on balls: Off
Young, 1. Struck out: Hy l'hllllppl. 3.
1'mneil balls: O'Connor, 3; Hoblnson. 1.
Wild pitch: Young. Time; 1:56. Umpire;
O'Duy.
SIiiikIIiiu of (lie Tennis,
lMnyoil. Won. Lost. V.C.
tlmoktyti l-'l 71 48 M
l'lltsburg 123 7'.' fil .58
l'hlladelphhi 123 B 57 ..
Huston 121 t HO .5M
f'hlcngo 121 f'7 f,7 .1.0
St. l.ntll.H 121 51 (!7 AM
Clnclntuitl 122 fil (IS 413
Ni'W York 122 32 70 .120
RACED TO AID GALVESTON
I'roeenlH of llnys Sport nt CJruvesrnil
Trneli l.nruel)- Di-miIciI to Tout
Mono fiullerers.
Ni:W YOHK, SeptTiT.-A big crowd at
tended the extra day's racing nt Oravesend.
ittracti by i good 'trd and the desire to
swell the fund for the Cnlveston sulferers
IJverybody seemed anxious to help In the
good cnusc and S('Jx was realized. James
It. Keene donated the purse won by his
colt, Unmasked, in the Sympathy handicap,
somo ol the Jockeys subscrlbid their riding
1' i'H, llie banil, tne imnKmaKi rs anil inc
trin k mpi - i s a I p.w- tln lr mite ninl i
tnen tiii" public turneil out in goodly num
bers. The racing wus spirited and tii"
W'atluT and Hack mnulf. h- whp fnv..r.i
ble. Well backed horses secured the nmnev
III ever race, only two nnmlnil favorites
wop. 'I hese wire Unmasked and tlreeimik.
Daily Schorr won tho (lalvcston hnndlcap.
She broke In front, but run scciuid to
Prince of Melrose to the stretch, when she
came on ngaln und won n clover victory In
fast time. Summnry;
first race, huidle handlcnp, mile and
threo fiirlougs: Three Hats, 13i (f limegnn.
I to 1, won; Mazo, 112 (Veltchi, 3 to 5 nnd
7 to 5, second; Monroe Doctrine. 131 (Harryi.
1") to 1. third. Time: 3:134. Gould. The
li'irllugtnn 1'mite. Diner. Matt Simpson,
Challenger. 11.. Hand. Itee Mitchell. Cep
halega and Count Navarro also ran.
Si ''und nice. Sympathy hnndlian. about
six furlongs' rnmasked. l'i!l (Spencer), 2 to
1. won; Motley, ll'.i (Williams). 0 tu 1 nnd
2 to I. second; Sllvcrdale, I'll (Humm, 7 to
1. third. Time: 1 10 1-3. Tow. r of Candles,
llesper. May Ollrny, Uitrharu freltchle and
llageril'in also ran.
Third race, mile und seventy yards, sell
ing: Cambrian. bt (Knight'. 0 to 5. won;
Dolntnlii. 1"0 (Turner), s to 5 nnd 1 to 2.
second: Sparrow wing, lol (McCue), 15 tn 1,
mini, nine: i:4.-,i. (nmpeusntlun, i.oco
chee, Hettfe Oray and Hllen H also ran.
four Hi race, about six furlongs: ttdv
Schorr, lis (Iturmti. 3 to 1, won: .avullllerle.
no (.Met io), , to l and n to 2. second, Dr.
Harlow, l'r2 (Slack). 7 to 1. third. Time:
I'll l-f. Prince of Melrose. Colchester. All
Green. Maxlmus. The Puritan nnd Yelp also
run.
fifth nice, mile und seventy yards, sell
ing: Greenock, ltt (Hums). 2 to 1, won;
Carbuncle, lol (McCuei. 8 to 1 nnd 2 to ,
second; Peaceful, l'nj (Shaw). II to 5, thltd.
Time: 1:15 1-3. Annoy nnd fleuron ulso
ran.
Sixth race, ahout slv furlongs, selling:
The Hcgitit. 01 (Murphy), 7 to 1. won: The
Golden Prince. 9!l (Knight). 12 to 1 nnd fi
to 1, second; Queen Carnival, 11 (O'Con
nor), 5 to 1, third. Time: 1:11 1-5. Itolllng
Hocr. Nonpur II. fllnkl, Gracious, Mnrnnrot
Hoffman, Tho ltrotlier, frank llnll, Victor,
Dentniiu Thompson und farmer Ilcnuett
ulso run.
Results nt fort Wayne.
fOHT WAYND. Intl.. Sept. 21.-A good
crowd, line weather and fair time char
acterized the racing today. .1 T won the
2:19 trot, carried over from Thutsday. The
Prlnco of India took the three llrst hen is
of the 2:14 trot. Tho fastest time of th
week wus made In tho 2:13 pace, which
William M.ic took In straight heats, the
last In ?.-M Summary:
Trotting. 2:10 oluss, purso fMK) diminished
from Th.ttsd.iy):
.1 T. b. h.. by Hero (Hall) 1 1 1
Orphan Girl, I), m 2 2 5
Laverati, b. g 1 3 2
free Sliver 3 4 4
fbbe, g. m r 0 2
Wheaton Hoy. br. g 1! B 7
Kleotnipolse, b. h a li (
Ited Arthur. It. b 7 7 S
The .Medium, b. h. S S 9
White wood 10 da
Tlmo: 2:13ij. 2:17',4. 2:lG?i.
Trotting. 2:11 class, purso $1,000:
Prince of India, br, 8., hy Iinron
Wlike.s (Lyons) till
Ited Juno, b. m 10X2
Iris O, b. m 2 3 3 5
IriiHSo. h. g 7 .'! 2 7
I. lth W. b. Ill 5 2 10
Sag H. li. ll 3 K 0 4
Anzclla, I), m S 7 .1 3
Hertha Lee. blk. n (1 I 7 S
Time: 2:14k. 2:13s, 2:l3Vi, 2:13'i. 2:11.
Pacing, 2 (), das, .Merchanta nurso of
I I. 000:
William Mac, blk. g., by Aloytnotit
(Green) 1 1 1
fiimie Dlllurd, h. m I 2 2
Ddlth W. b. in 2 3 1
Harry O. l. g 0 l 3
Giles Noves. I), g 3 5 6
Time: 2:114. 2:07, 2:CC4.
Pacing. 2 -2D class, purso JS00 (unfinished):
Sophia, li. 111 fi 1 1
Thuresso Wilkes, blk. in 1 2 2
.lav 11. g c 2 5 4
Lady Alright, y. m S 3 3
Dandy, h. g l S
Slumber, b. h n i I
Willow 4 7 7
Jean C 7 S 0
Time: 2:13V. 2:104. 2:11',.
ColtiuiliiiH Meeting nt 1111 Unit.
COLUMUU3, O, Sent. 21 Tho fall meet
Inir of the Columbus Driving Park asocla
Hon closed today Tho weather was fair
and warm, but the track was slow as a
n stilt of yesterday's rain. Tho favorites
won In n'l mi 0 except the 2:14 trot. Chest
nut King wus picked to win this raco hut
llrst money w is taken by Archlo W. a
gelding that had liardlv been considered
In the betting. Summary:
Pacing. 2:23 class, purse 5Sr:
Hal Stall'lns, lr g. by Proyo'H
Hrown Hal tO I'laphr) t 1 1
.lean Cuvler. a. Ill (Murnhv) 2 2 2
Mamie Hrown, b. m. (Homier) 3 3 3
P li. Ciuin. li. 11 diotsiiaii) ins
Tlmo: 210L 2:24. 2:1!)
Trnttlnir. 2:21 clasi. nurse JS00:
Molo. b. g.. by Moo lotto (Mitchell) 2 1
Mabel G. g. m. (Gahanen) t 2
lied Cliff h. g. (Isoman) 3 3
Chlciiirn Prlnco. ll ll. (llnll) 4 5
1 1
3 3
4
2 fi
Mlnka. eh. in. (Hynn) 5 4 5 4
Annlo Trevillan, b. m. (Ketchnm) nls
Sallv Spencer, li. in. (Gronell) dls
Time: 2:17. 2:17. 2:W, 2:1S
Trotting. 2:14 class, purso JVW:
Archlo W. b. g., by Tom Teaey
(Michael) I
Senator K. h'k. g. (King) 2 1
1 1
Chestnut King. br. h. (Henvon)... 3
I
Mi Mtilillemav. b. u. (Ketchnm)
4 I 3
Time: 21l... 2:lt'i. 2:13'.. 2:l4i,..
l'i clnsH. nurse iS00:
fred M. b. in., by Imprint,
(Gosnelli
O W D. hlk h (Stokes)
Ovpsev Hod. ch. m (Phelps)
Ilegon. ch. h. (Conklln)
Minnie Irene, s. in. (Hamilton)..
fi 2
4 1
1 1 1
o n
14 3 3
3
4 I 5
fi C 4
tiludys. li 111. (lleillcKi
:i fi dr
Time: 2:12Vi. 2:10. 2:12i, 2:13. 2:13',s.
I'iiviii'Hi'n full l)on nt Hawthorne.
CHICAGO. Sept. 21. favorites fared
bi.dlv at Hnwthorne this afternoon und
uutsldiis cMittired the purses easily In the
brat I'o ir races. It was bookmakers' day
In everv sense of the word. Kohnwreath
nint l.e'nneo were tho llrst to frill . then
(ioldeu Sceptre fulled to get any part of
the money in the tlilnl race, .mho ;i-yenr-
obls went to tin post nun 11 wus i 10 1 111111
take your Pick between Golden Sceptre,
Louisville. Lnrksuur and Hoods Hrlgado.
nolilen Scentro was backed Into favoritism
at post time, while Hoods Hrlgado went up
HUH u point. iier ntiy yurus irom tue
wire Hoods Hrlgado stumbled and nearly
went down, hut regained his stride and
won by two lengths. Thu next llvo were
driven hard nnd Larkspur got the place
from f rellnghiieu. Weuther clear, track
heavy, nummary:
first race, live and one-half furlongs
Hurry, US (J. T. Woodsi, 13 to 1, won
Kohnwreath. tfS (Tally). 4 to 5, second
Audio. 103 (Gtlmorei. 1) to 2. third. Time
l;12't. Mono Abbott. Peaches. Lady Iris,
La DoslroUH and Skin Mo ulso run.
Soiniiil ruco. six furloiiKs: Sir Chrlstonher.
lb) (Wilkersoii), ; to 1, won; Lonuep, 111)
WltiV.tloldi. .s to 5, second: Jim uoro 11, 10.1
iDuieo). 0 to 1. third. Time: 11S. Kd
(iartlniul 11. t'ouoo, nnrry Tiiouurn, llup
scotch uud Alnaca ulso ran.
Third race, mile and sovonty ynrds:
nouns iirigaue, ur. 1 .Martini, -j to 1, won
1 arksnur. Ill (Duneci, 4 to 1. second
f rellnghuysen. 107 (Wlnktleld). 10 to 1,
third. Time 1.51. Kentucky Hatio.
Piulrlu Dog, Golden Sceptre, Louisville, Dr.
savors anil jonn vv. ratten alio rnn
fourth race, six furlones Kazan, lft"
(Tally). 13 to 2. won. Hiindv Man. 103 iWilk.
erson). 4 to 1. second, llowen, no (Wink
Held), 11 to 10, third. Time. 1.19. Thu Con-
iiueror, Hernando, Kit try l'rltue, Itemark.
ltrd Signal and l'riln e "f Delight also mil
l'Tfth m. e. mile uul h slxticnttr VAw r
hnrt. in? (Klleyj, ti to 1. won, Hramh. 1"')
(llarshbergeri, 5 to 1. secotul; Kva Hb e. lei
(Th11i. .1 to 2. third. Time: l-.vt'i. l'rlme
Ilbises, Norford, Trnedy, Chlcopec and
Doiette also ran.
Sixth race, one mile and quarter: .toe
Sheltiv, 1"7 (Kllev), 7 to 1, won; Ijuannab
Parker, ll (Ollmnrei, 2 to 1, serond; l'at
flarrelt, 1'9 I Wlnktleld). 3 to 1. third. Time:
2:H4. Klkln, Tuckymond, l'alse Lend,
Judge Denny, Chauticey Klsher, Intriguer
and Helle of Oakwood also run.
ItcMlltN ill St. I.IIIlN,
ST. I.OD1H, Mo.. Sent 21. -Outsider had
an Inning tnduy at Klnlo h park, four o.'
them passing tho Judges In I ho van. Atnell i
Strathmore was the only winning favorite
Tho feature of the day was the tenltlr
finish In the llfth event hotwenn Adelatite
nnd Athai'.i, two outsider., utnl Small
.lack, the hmvlly played fuvoilte The
lutter lel the Held to the last furlong po'c.
where Adelaiite und Athara got on eve i
terms with him nnd In a whipping fl' Dh
tui' sed the pot noses apart, Adulante get
ting the decision. The JuiUes p uc. il
Athara second and Small .lack third. At
tendance large, hotting heavy, weuther
line and ttnek slow. Summarls:
first lHce. four nnd a half furlongs,
purse. 2-year-olds: Pron-l'er. 110 illu
singer), i to 1, won: Ketiova, li7 (Dotn
Inlek), IWfe to 1, second; fire Play. 107
(Mayi), 3o to 1, third. Time: :W. Heueli.'r.
Snrner. Varro, Prince Stonmouth, Down
hoarled, Vacate, Mr. Mtllhey. .Mr. Sml h
and Minion ulso ran.
Second rare, selling, six furlongs: fitir
I.eaf C, 106 (Holnnd), f. to 1, won: Ki (Ihor,
110 (Mnyi, fi to 1, f-econd; Miss Dynah. 110
(Hliikley). 24 to 1, third. Time: l:1fi.,. Pu
drone. Chiffon, ..llss Iirctta, Ynruba, Hnr
burlnn, John Slorton, Uterp and Uhlera
ulso run.
Third race, selling, one mile and seventy
yards: Amelia Strathmore. 07 (Cobttrn), 17
tn 5, won; tnuendo, 101 (H writ), 7 to 1,
second; Plnnr del Itlo, 101 (K Mathews), 5
to l. third. Time: l:h'i. Grey-forge, ome
lla. Allle Hale. Nance O'N I:, ltegltin'd
Hughes, Celeste D'Or, Milt Hoykln, ltamlro
ll and Joe Gammage also run
fourth race sc'llng, seven furlongs: Glen
I.nke, 111 illowclli 8 to 1. won; Sitln Coil,
til (Mayi. 4' to 1, second; Dlsle Haroe.
111 (Van Dillon), 3n to 1, third. Tbiv: 13'..
William Hoxer. Hean, Odnor und Pirate's
Daiu-hter ulso ran.
fifth race, selling, 2-yenr-oHls, seven fur
longs: A'l!anto. lot! Glowelli. S to I. w
Athara. W f frost), 30 to I, see nd; H "nil
Jack. lOfi (Domlnlck). ! to fi third. Tin"
1:loi Hlrdle Stone. Curd Gil'ock. St.. If
Juliet I H, Dandy Jim, Miss Aubrey und
Possart also run
Sixth race, selling, one mile and seventy
yards: W. D. Gntes. 10" (Dominlcl!), I to 1,
won; Holllns, 10 (Poland). 3' to 1. second;
Colonel (lav. 107 iCnburn. 3 to 1. third
Time: DID. Tekla. Kugenla S, Slddublu and
Peter Dtiryoa ulso ran.
Aiiieilciiii .loel.eys Win.
LONDON. Sept. '.'1 - "Dannv" Maher, the
latest urrhed American Jockey In this
country, rode nt the llrst dav's races of
tlv Min -li stcr September Iivetlng tndav
for the llrst time lnc his urrhnl and won
tile ".veiir-old ne'llllL' nlute. with Paultc
nnd the frldnv plate, with the Savoyardc
till v. both owned by 11. Mci'reery.
Tho race tor the iiiitmnn breeders' foul
pinto of 1 oi) sovereigns, for 2-yonr-oldsi
ilie rurlongx. win won by Lord Melton, on
vhlrli J. 11. (Ske.-t) Martin. another
American Jockey, had tho mount.
Mil r( In uton Ituees Close,
IIAIITINGTON. Neh.. Sent. 21 -(Special
Teh gram. ) The Darlington Drtvlrg and
I-ii ir nssiiclatlon eloiseii tlietr meettng to
night. The weather today was line, nt-t-nilnnee
"ood.
he :':2n trot or nace wna won hy Aieov.
Daw Crock-tt Fecund. Time: 2:31. free-
for-all ruir I.ady Hill first. Jim 'nnk sec.
ond. Time: :5S. I'Tve-mllo run: Molllo
Wblpsnw llrst. ltmin HHley second. In the
base bull gome Coleridge ileteutod Darling
ton !0 to 1.
"en rolil lull t llentv Alini'onilil.
INDIANAPOLIS, lliil.. Sent. 21.-Sunrch-
II srli t Won the first heat of the match pace
Willi Anaconda at the stato fair Grounds.
Time: 2:12. Tho track wan muddy nnd u
btllf w Ind was blowing.
S-enrolilU'lit nlKn won the second heat nnd
race In 2.14. Anamndti was hissed.
Colhett Iteiiily (it .Make 1'p,
LONDON. Sent. 21. .lames .1. Corhett.
the pugilist, will return to New York bv
the first available sliumer to effect k
reconciliation with his wife.
Tho wolf In the fahia pu on sheep'3
clothing because If he truveled on his own
reputation he couldn't accomplish his pur
pose, counterfeiters of DeWltt 3 WItcb
llarel Saive couldn't tell their worthless
ralvs on their merits, so they put thorn In
boxes and wrappers lllo DcWItt's. Look
for them. Tako only DeWltt'a Witch
Hazel Salve. It cures piles and all sltlti
diseases.
Illinois Cellll'lll Cxi'iii'Mlon.
On September 21 and 2Q wo will sell
round trip tickets from Omaha to St. Paul.
Minneapolis, Wtiaecu, Watervllle, Madison
Lake and Dulutli at rati) of ono paro plus
2.00.
Homo Visitors' excursion tickets on sale
September 20 to nearly all points In Illi
nois, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin at
ouo faro plit3 $2.00 for tho round trip. All
tlcl.ots limited for return until October 31.
full particulars at City Ticket Office, 1102
farnutu street, or addrens W. II. Drill.
D. P. A . Omaha.
I.OIIll lllllll.
Spit It Lake. Ohoboji. Lako Washington,
Waseca, Duglo Lake Ulver falls, Solon
Springs. Hlce Lako, llayllcld. Ashland. Gog
ebic, Wntcri'.meet and numerous lakes near
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
They arc all good llshlng places and arc
quickly and coraf-irtauly reached by the
Northwestern Line.
Cheap rate excursions September 18, 2!
nnd 2C. Limit. October 31. 1900. City ticket
office, 1401 and 1103 Parnam street.
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rio.wi. ro: vnvnov or
CltATIC CI.lllS
DD.MO-
At liiilliinniiolli, tml., Octolier il.
The Omaha & St. Louis railroad will sell
tickets for this occasion at 0110 faro plus
2.00 for tho round trip. All Information
at city office, 1413 fnrnain street, or writo
Harry D. Moores, G. P. & T. A., Oniuha,
Neb.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Hoard of Public Works Is construct
ing a large reviewing stand on the south
sldo of the city hall. The seats extend
from tho curb line to the llrst story win
dows. C. K. Llewellyn, superintendent of rural
free delivery, has received word that free
delivery routes have been established nt
Kearney and Palrbury, Neb., each with ono
carrier.
Workmen nro Installing exhibits of veg
etables and grain In the Douglas County
Agricultural nssoclatlon booths along the
flghteenth street section of tho carnival
grounds.
Miss Lizzlo Hovls of 1104 South Thir
teenth street reports to tho polico that
someone entered her room Thursday after
noon uud stole a wutcli worth It und 0
iu money.
Tho Omaha schools showed an enroll
ment of 15.G23 Tuesday, which Is an In
crease of &I3 over tho first duy's attendance.
Superintendent Pearse oxpects the attend
ance to roach the lU.uoo mark 111 xt week.
P.. J. Goos, arrested Thursduy hy De
tectives lleltfeld and Donuhuo on Infor
mation received from Tekamah, was taken
back this morning by the sheriff of Hurt
county. Goos is charged with beatlns a
hotel bill.
William A. Smith underwent hearing In
police court yesterday for carrying con
cealed wea huh and lor stealing a box uf
soap and a pillow slip from n disorderly
houso at 107 North Ninth street. Ho was
lined 5 m on both counts.
C. f. Stringer, porter for tho Windsor
hotel. was arrested yestord.iv whll-
marching down Kurnutn street Imitating
u steam culllopo in the execution of "Tin
Mocking Hlrd." Ho was booked us in
sane, and the polico learned later lli.it 1m
is subject to spells of mental aberration.
Tho Knights of Ak-Sar-Heu have re
quested the Hoard of fducatlon to grant
school cuiiiireu n nay s vacation miring tne
Oriental carnival. Although nil tho mem
bers of tlie board have not given their con
sent It Is probable that there will be uu
school next Wednesday afternoon, when
the daylight parade tukes place.
Hurglars pried open a sldo window In
the homo of Mrs. D. J. Smith. 2721 Dewey
avenue, Wednesday night, and, entering,
stole, a child's hunk containing $1. 3o in
pennies. A purso containing JUs lay in 11
dresser drawer in the same roam, but this
was not touched. The police uro of the
opinion that two or threo boys of the
neighborhood are gullt.
Dllll).
KOFNTZI2-Herman Durus. September 21.
1I0, aged 'i yeurs uud 10 month
nldost sun of L'hurlci T, and May 11
KoutiUo.
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South Omaha News . ,
It I", il.e intention r.' City Clerk tShngloy
lo call tlu .11 unt Inn of the city council to
the lotnlltiun uf tin; iiglHtrntlnn hooka.
Tho no, ,.uty for using tin bo books nt the
recent pri:narles ha.-: Mi' ui that Homo I
changes in the personnel of tho registration'
board in necessary. In quite a number of i
Instanics old-time residents of the city I
who ma' e It a point to vote at least twice
a year found when the primary election
was held that their names bad cither been
omitted, misspelled or an error made in tho
address. In quite a number of Instance!
persons who registered rs republicans were
mnrked on ono book iu tho precinct as re
publican, on tho othor books as a dernocrit
and on tho third book us a populist or lu
dopcnduiit. These errors have caused any
amount uf confusion and In some iusnuico.i
Ill-feeling.
Iu this connection ono woll known city
official said yestinlay that the trouble lay
In the fact that old-tlmo pensioners were
placed on tho board and that they were i.ot
eompeteu't"to do the work. It Is proposed
now to njako an effort to secure brUnt
young men who tire capnble of handling the
hooks In each product in tho city nnd to
make somo other ptovlsion for the old
l liners who have served on tho hoard lot
years. Men who can write u distinct baud
aro wauled and will bo obtained as far rs
possible for tho coming gonernl registra
tion. In many cases tho writing in some
of the registration books Is almost Illegible
and tho deciphering of tho unman Is mere
guesswork.
As tho city council has tho naming of tho
twentv-seven members of tho noard of reg
istration, tho members will bo requested lo
name intelligent young tnon wherever tt Is
possible In ordtr that tho records, may be
kept In tho manner Intended bv law.
teeeiititin to I'utlier Morlnrt)'.
An enthusiastic reception was tendsred
to Itcv. D. W. Morlnrty, pastor of St.
Agnes' church, last night. Father Morlnrty
returned from his Kuropoun trip yeaterday
morning and spent the day at the lume of
his brother. Klunk J. Morlnrty eashler of
the Packers' Notional bank. In the i ven
Ing father Ilyruo nnd Dr. W. J. McCrnn
escorted Father Morlarty from Omaha, to
Twenty-fourth and N Btroots. where the
carriage was met by members of thu pariah,
the school children of tho parochial hrhool
and a band. A procession was formed nnd
a man h was made to tho church nt Twon'y
thlrd nnd Q streets. Colored light, weto
displayed along Twenty-fourth street lu
tween N and (J stnets.
Upon arriving ut tho pnrochinl roiidenco
Father Morlarty was welcomed homo by
Acting Mayor Wesley I. Adklus, who In n
few well chosen remarks told of the regard
tho citizens of South Omaha hove for tho
pastor of St. Agnes' church. Dr. McCrann
followed with a pleasing address und In
concluding presented Fathor Morlarty witli
a horse and phaeton, tho gift of thu mem
bers of tho parish.
Fulher Morlarty was greatly moved by
tho di-tplay of uffertion shown by his peo
ple nnd tho gift of a handsome horse ind
a lino vehicle was, he Bald, a grout bur
prise. Ho thnnked tho people sln-erely,
uot only for tho gift, but for the demon
stration of affection.
Patriotic songs wore sung by tho chil
dren nnd refreshments were served hy the
women of tho church on the lawn, vhioh
was brilliantly Illuminated for tho occuilon.
Tho parish residence was almost com
pletely covered with Hags and bunting.
Dietrich (lull Mi'i-ti. Siiiulu),
On Sunday afternoon the German-American
Dietrich c'ub will meet at Ilium's hall
for tho transaction of business and the ad
mission ot new membeis. No outside speak
ers will bo present at the. mooting, but It
Is expected that the German candidates who
nro members of tho club will dcllrur short
addresses. Tho principal object of tho
meeting Sunday Is for tho transaction of
business lu connection with tho campaign,
l'residont August Miller said yesterday that
the club was growing In membership every
day nnd that a largo proportion ot tho prom
inent Germans bad already Joined.
Hone Culvert AVuiitnl,
Attention of the my aiiihontlos has been
called to the condition of the conduit under
Twenty-third street ut D street Some tlmo
a Bui p 1 1 1 iii ii i . m sv s
Thrre is only ONE POND'S EXTRACT and everybody knowi Iti purity,
itrcnsth ar.d great medicinal value. Don't take the weak, watery
Witch Hazel preparations represented to be "the same as" POND'S
EXTRACT. They generally contain " wood alcohol," which Irritates
the skin, and, taken internally, is a deadly poison.
Get POND'S HXTKACT, sold only In taled bottles In bull wrspper.
HEART
PULSE
Means much to a poraon, bummo when a doctor msasuro? tho palsy of his patient ho tolls
thoroby the hoart'ci action.
Is your hoart soand and woll? Does yoar heart tluttor? 1) your heart puleato regu
larly? Are you subject to hysterical hwart baaUl I C you have notice 1 any of these symp
toms, it is well for you to begin using something that is going to correct the hoart's action.
HUDYAN is what you nond. IIUDYAN will cure you of your heart trouble, anlos it
is an organic heart trouble and bevond curd. No ono cm put a new hcirt into your body,
but the remedial agent IIUDYAN will care any functional derangonunt of tho heart.
The following symptoms lead up to dangerous heart troubles.
Pain in the left side, Fig. 7; pain in the small of the back, Fig. I; dizzy spells, head
aches and giddiness, F g. 0: hollow eyes, haggard look. Fig. 5; difficulty in breathing and
oppressed feeling in the chest, Fig. tf; coated tongue. Fig. t; and pains in the stonnch, Fig.
L Again, we have Nervousness, Paleness, Emaciation, all those bmng complications to
which women aro subject and complications wh oh may indicate dangorom heart disease.
WOMEN, you who suffer with dragging or bearing down pains, painful period, irregu
lar menses, profuse or scanty flow, falling of womb, chronic ulceration or inflammation uf
uterus and appendages, or leucorrhooa (whites), you are in danger. Heart trouble is nearly
always a complication of such disorders. HUDYAN cures all these weakno-sse. that are
peculiar to women, thus averting, as well as caring, dangerous heart disease. HUDYA-N
brings comfort to suffering women.
(rft HUDYAN from your druggist 50c a package, 0 package, Sl'.TiO. If you cannot
procure HUDYAN from your druggist, send direct to the IIUDYAN H FMKDY COM
PANY, San Francisco. Gal.
Women are advised as woll as men. The doctors of the IIUDYAN KFMKDY COM
PANY may be consulted for nothing. Write.
Druggists Kuhn ft. Co . Sherman McDonnell Drug Co., Myers-Dillon Drug Co., J. A. Tuller ft Co . Chos. 11. Schafer. J. H.
Schmidt, Omaha. Ceo. S. Davis, Council Uluffs. Dillon Drug Co., South Oi.ili,i, all soil and recommend Iludyan.
ago Twenty-third street nt this point was
graded and u common sower pipe laid to
cany off the storm water, whhh collojts In
tho basin on the west. Within a very short
time this Hit!" sower became dogged up
with Micks and leaves nnd is now practically
useless. (In tills account theie Is a pool of
stagnant water in tho bmln. which is cou
fldi red a detriment to the heulth of nearby
residents. What Is wanted is u brick or
Ktonu culvert und this may le cotistriKlod
its itoon us tho funds are uvaillbsile.
.ItiiiKUiitiin M'lmol Dctllc iitlnn i'onlulit.
The dedlintory exercises of the Jungmann
echool will l,o held nt tho school houso this
evening, tho exercises being held under the
nusplres of tho various llohetnlnn r-oclotles
of South Omaha nnd Omaha. Addresses
will ho dellveied hy A. H. Kelly, mayor of
South Omaha, Dr. II. K. Wolfe, superin
tendent of instruction of tho public schools;
James 11. nulla, president of tho Hoard of
Kducatloii; Ddwurd Koscwntcr, editor of The
Omaha lice, and Jopcph llunnta.
The linhemlati Turners of Omaha will sing
(evcral lU'lrctlons and the South Omaha Bo
hemian band will furnish music for the oc
casion. At the request of Councllmnn Kltlc the
Umnha Gas company has ariunged to Illu
mtnnto tho Jungmann school for this occa
sion freo of charge.
Third Wuril Itt'iiiilillc uu dull.
Hepuhltcan clubs uro being nicely cared
for iu Kvans' hull. Twenty-eighth an' n
streets. Arrangements were completed yes
terdny for the purchoso of seventy-five
chairs, a desk and oihor nrtlcles needed In
the hall. The Colored Republican club of
this ward is organizing a drill team for
th big Horifovolt parade on October 4. It
Is exported that nt least fifty members of
thtr, i lub will lie In lino on this occasion.
Four ox-soldiers of tho Ninth and Tenth
cavalry nro drilling tho mnrchtug club and
good progress is being mado In military
mnueuvoiB. Tho meeting Thursday night
wus u very successful one.
.Mimic riij iiNi,
Frank Tlustos Is building u JiJ'i cntt ige
nt Kiirtleth und X stteets
Treasurer Kni'tsky Is still Ueep'ng jf'or
llw.o who aro behind in puylng their per-
HUlllll tUNCH.
A private iillk'o fur tho i hlef fif polio- l
being eonstruited In one corner of the
pollen court room.
D. 13. Wilcox, republican eundldtito ffi"
til" legislature, tins gone to Dlk City und
vbinlty to inuko a few political tulles.
Members of the Independent Order of
Foresters' lodge. So. S.'.T.. are requested to
meet nt tile hull ut 1 o'clock Suniluy after
noon for thu purpnse of nttciidfng th
tuneral of Drother Foster.
C L. Kldred of Connenut. O., Is hor,?
vl.'ltlug 11. li. Wilcox. Mr. Dldred vM'fil
Smith Omaha during tit i s.'osltlo i and
was taken with Its bin-iocss-imo appem
Uliei', iso ho has about I'eolilod to lucute
here.
II n n 1 1 im.
Hunters nro Jubilant oer tho good shoot
ing In tho northwest this year. DucltB are
numerous. Hlco Is thick this seastu, wh.ch
will probably cause a straggling flight
Grouse shooting Is very good and chickens
ptoinlso to ho very plentiful with a change
of weather.
The Soo lino has Just Issued their 19C0
hunting book, containing rellnblo reports as
to shooting at all stations along their lino
where any uxlsts, ulso giving all othor In
formation valtmblo to tho hunter.
If you contemplate a hunting trip don't
fall to send for a copy. Same will bo mailed
freo to any address upon application to any
Soo lino representative, or
W. It. CALLAWAY.
G. 1'. A., Soo Line. Minneapolis, Minn.
Lowest ltiitcu ., r (be Seuson
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ALL POINTS
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Iowa, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Northorn Michigan.
TWO DOLLARS. PLUS ONK FA KB
Round Trip!
Minimum Rate, Ji.
Soptemher 26.
City Offices, H01-1I03 Farnam Street,
ln r t n 1 1 1 MntUtlcN,
Tho following blrtlw were reported lo tho
city heulth commissioner fur tho twenty
four bourn ending nt noon Friday:
John Itenwh k. liM", Smith Nineteenth,
boy; Peter Kuin.uie. ifwi Sherman nienue.
bov; George uTo.ilo, IPC North Seven
teenth, hoy, Theodore Khorc, 151 1 Chicago,
boi'.
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bin Vliullzrr, llioprricflptmn uf Alumnus French phruclHii. will ipn. u.y "me you i( nil
tierruiin or ill'-iuirot the (enrriiili e ttrrniK, u Ii n l.o-c .tjitnln.o.l, li.-oiniiln,
I'ul. i. in ! Itsrk, Neiiilinil IIoiI.hIoiii. .ertoii KebllllT, IMniilra
Ii ufi lllr to .'tni r.r, 1, Iihui nn Ilrttlti-. rurleoeele timl iilitllpnltmi.
11hu.iki. tannic tUynr i l(lit. I'tftwii , knpsi .it ili uu s . nidi ll uiitcliecki-il
len'ls to Hneriiiiiiorrhan and (i I tli't liurron, t iit imt'iiry, A I' 11 lKN lioleAmnei tba
ll tff I tin L i.lt.uv unri lh nrlnurw ,,r..t.t nt til , ... . . i tarn tt I- ft I '. N' '. kl ritL't ti0tta
'I iimtrni suffrfin lire i ol cti.ed br DpctoraisbrciUHetOprr '"n iv trn ihled with I'rnitlntll la.
C I , I', me urn Ii.cimi ti inr'ly to cure wiilinut i") iipi ' m. SV f ntnti i:iH. A written
Cimrmitec i.- - en n) mm., y return. l If 'ns. j doesuol cfloct a permaiicni .aru. Sl.Oilboi,ut 4.00,
yu .ill Si . i fi r unci, i-fre jlnr ninl irutn,., ' A
Aoar. ii i KM, 3II.ll('l.i: co.. p. o. ""ox Sn l'ratirjc .. Cui.
I'OR SALU IIV M KHS-DILLIJ. ..ltlti CI).. 1UTII AM) PVH.NAM.
rt. 1 ,nuoJl Illte COATED
ni.UCTRICITV as science can make
them Kaeh one produces ns much
nerve-!..!, tiiR substance us is con
tattled itt Iheninouutof food a man
cottbiime iu a week. This Ic why
they have cured thousands of cur.es
pf nervotii dise.ie, ftich an Debil
ItT, Piztiuess, Insomniii, Varicocele,
etc. The. enable joiitotlilnW clear
lybydevel Kpltidbr.iiu matter; force
healthy ci-fiilntlnn. cure indhjen
tiou, nnd impart bounding vigor to
the whole at iiem. All weakening
uud tlfctiie-drst roving drains nnd
losses permanently cured. Delay
may mean Insanity, Consumption
nnd IK-aiti.
Price Siprrhor: sit bones fwllh
Iron clad Kinirantee to cure eir re
futid money J. Iiook contnliilut
e proof, free. Address Pcil
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by Kunn Ik Co., 15th and Dougiu,
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Ho' a
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SPECIALIST
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All Private J)iseses
and Disorders of Men
12 Years In Omaha.
VARICOCELE nd
HYDROCELE cured
Method new, never falls,
without cimtnk;, pain or
Ioh of time.
RYPKII 1 15 cured for life Bnd tliepnlnon
rniLiejp.ujiHy cieariiteef from
thnsyitem. ''Ooii every fiftx and ryuiptom
disappears completely slid forever No
"imUAIClNfl OUT" of thodbieaseontliftriUIn
or face. Trsatinent coutalns no dannermiit
druRsor Injurious inedlrlnes
WEAK Mnrj r.oss ok MANnoonfrom Dx-
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OtAUALLT DKIIIMTV or T-xnAUhTloN,
WASTINO U'lAKNKSS INVOI.I7NTAKV I.OSSrN,
with Kaiily DECAr In Yolmj and Mirim.ic
AURD. lack or vim, visor nnd NlrengtU, with
sexual organs Impaired and weak
8TPICTURP Hartlrally cured with a new
p reT"1' Infallible" IIomnTrest.
ana liLtfcl ment. No Instrument. nopaln,
no detention from haalness, Gonorrhoea,
Kidney und Hladrler Troubles.
CI'ISKf (HIAltANTKKI).
Consultation free. Irritment hy Mill.
Call on or address 119 S. 14th St.
Dr. Soarlos & Soarlos, Omaha, Nob.
a BEAUTIFUL WOMfiK
l eviien ailir5ltn u"im
lz-.-M ImnDrial Mnir RotrpnRffltnr
lllipUIIUI HUH IIUgUMWI U.UI
ll the city lur- ji d hrmlf fine (rfltlr.
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Bold by druhtjlsis und hairdressers.
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ut Sherman A Mi i onne,ls, Kutin A' ( o, suit other
ill UKgnti "i mu ieii liv l.lun l)i iik ( o lliirulu, NV
Cook's l)uohewiTnbletaaresucceRfiillT
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Ei-ssii . llv mail. flu, hend 1 cents for
i i ,.i. tn ruin la.lmu l,.l,.n
.T fitmplH nnd particular. rjw (Took Co.,
J" -"ii '.ih1oi1 live , Detroit, Mh.h.
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TllIE
nniiutniA n...i pa. nuiLfin
UULUfllDIH DUitil-Utidl Ulldllll COO
Is tho Ueiil blcvelc fur outline
fur
outing pur- I
poses. Always lenity In rido. Always
nt Its IiIkIicm eih. inr)'. ITuctlcully
keeps Itself n order
U
17 f
ColnmTitn, llnrtfonl. Stortner am!
I'fiinnnt ( li ii lieeln
are lendern In thalr respective classes
hid ( oi.i iiiti ios ri;it nnKR
adds sraatly to the exhllurutlnc qual
ity, iPBtfulnrss and wi ot pyellntr.
Send for Illustrated HuoK.ct-Outlnss.
Collinibtu Itlej.'leH,
1IOM13 OKFICR, MMtTFOHl), CT.
Neh Cycle Co, Col'.mb'.a Dealers.
Omaha Uloycle Co, Stormer DeaUrs,
Omaha, Neb,
ti.unu.irrn
Cureo Dandruff Falllnc Hair, nrlttle Hair
and all H. alp Troubles, nuch as ItchlnK,
Cczcuia, Irruptions, etc. Purely VesctabU,
harmlFHU and reliable.
Cure Guaranteed
even nftcr ull other xtmtdits havi failed
or money retundrd.
A. It, linUMIilt CO.. - Cktensja,
For Sale br
Bhermun & M i .in., li Imu; Co.,
MyeiB-liillo i D.-'ic C"
.M A. Dillon, .South Oiunhu.
'I l lllle Mipiilleil liy
M. Monhelt lluir Iniar,
A. 1. t : inicrln ml.
lllf uaruion Iru Co
Office Over 218 Soutn KlhSlreet.
$600 A MONTH,
DR..
McCREW
SPECIALIST
Tr eutk all Forms of
DISEASES AND
DISORDERS OF
M EN ONLY
25 Ye:r'i Experience
14 Yean In Umihi.
VARICOCt LB cured
Dr. Mcdretr at ( quickly without cut
tluKorpslu &YPIIII.IS In all stners cured permnnetitly
and f i 1 fe. striottue, II yd orcle, LOSS OP
MANIIOOf). Nlcht l,osek. Nerroui DnUllllj
ItliMldiT. Kldnoys, (Jonnrrh sa, Oleot,
CURES GUARANTEED
CHARCE8 LOW.
Ktectrlelty and Medical Trouttnent com
bined. TflCATMCN'T HY MAIL, Consul
tation flee
HourH 8 to 8 p. m Sunday. 9 to 12 P. O.
Hox T6U Offhe over ill Houth Hth Btreet,
hetween I'utnam and Douulan streets, Oma
ha. Neh
VTiSATTAiilinhPtiriVixvctVT
.... .,rn'u fiflrfiffrrHlllail iuiu.
nry, HliepfMMiin.i. tc. caud riv nr.r
wurk ninl IndiM'ratluiit. Thru ru(el,lu
ami lire; reior. I,tut Vitality lo old
or DM,11. mi l nt inun for muuy, bail
nm or i-lnmur. l'trent Inianftr tui
Coniumutioii if enUue in tln.H 'rk.o
UbnttiowiiinriiMjUie iiiiL.rriveij'iiut tiutfActa CUnn
!!ro.Sl","!.1' ,J""t uiimliutirmtheitnnuini
Alnx Tablets. 'Ihd7 Imrn curl niu..,nri. Jli-
eurn you. na gl?upotitlfH written uuiirsnlM tn (
(iM't bcure In e.icli cu.o or mlunil tin, laoney, price
fill Me I"r I'lifnnw, nr klx (ikimm itul tiMi
OU CIS. i.i... lor 4.60 b,raill.lu Vlalii linitH
Ufiot roeeln ul nrlr 'lrculrfrt)".
A.JAX REMUDV CO., 'f,
Vor ri.iu in cunnna, Not) hy J.m Vor.ytli,
J02 N MU. Kuhn A Co, liifi und OouKlua,
and In coun- II HluffB hy J c Dcliuvoii.
NO CURE, NO PAY
If you tiie uriiall weuk oitran.,
Irnt iuHr r weakenliiie itiaini,
mr Vtcuulii uraii lierelovr will
rettoie you nltl,i ut rlnurt or
clecir.' uy ? 000 in uie, not ntiM
: mm
Ulluir nut on rrturiinl not f) H fruuJi vrltfor
purtii fiirt rnt emrtl in plnlu onti'inpv,
LOCAL APPLIANCE. CO.. I4 Cmtioi Hit, Diavir, Cll.
