Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA .DAILY BEIfc SATURDAY , JUliY 27 , 1889.
T1I& FIELD OF SPORTS ,
. Omaha Defeated By the Flour City
SlugRora
STANDING OF THE BALL CLUBS.
The AVnrrlors Ixiso a. Gixino to tlio
' " "Apostlefl'nml the Mountnlnocrs
"Win Prom the Pro
hibitionists.
filnndliiR or tlio Clubs.
Following la the standing of the Western
association clubs , up to nnd Including yes-
tcrdny'a games :
IMnyod. Won. Per Ct.
Omaha (17 ( 47 SO .701
BUPaul 09 45 24
Minneapolis. . . 03 83 ,5'Jfl
Sioux City 07 83 84 .493
Denver 68 at 87 .450
DCS Moincs..05 27 83 .415
St..Tosenli 03 87 .41:1 :
Mllwaukco GO SKI 43 .343
MlntioniOllH 4 , Omnlia 3.
MINNEAPOLIS , . Minn. , July 20. ISnecial
Telegram to Tnn HER. ] Three times Min
neapolis apparently lost the gnmo to-day ,
and three times Klmcr Foster won It back.
Ho made n catch by Jumping six foot up In
the center Hold fotico m the last Inning.
That has yet to find its equal in the ball Hold.
About four thousand people witnessed the
same. Score :
Total * . 4 5S7 9 4 | Totali 3 1 37 U 3
'Minneapolis . a 030000 10-4
Omaha.-- . . . . 1 0 1 U 0 U 1 U 0 3
Earned rnnn'-Mlnnoiipolln 2 , Two-bane hits Vov
ter. Homo runn Kosltr. liases ntolcn Ur Foster ,
Mllorljarkc | | , llasen on balls-Mr Iuko 5 , t > r Clarke
A. Hit by pitcher-Clarke am ! Naiilo. Struck ont-
i > njr-I > uU > IS.by Clarke fi. Cifuo.1 bnlln-DuKdala 1 ,
MaRlol. WIM I > ltblieluko4. . Sacrlllce blto-PUi-
ter. Klrstbaae on emirs Minneapolis 1 , Omaha 3 ,
Time 1:55. " Umpire-Clark.
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I > onvor O , DCS Molneg 7.
Dca MOIXKS , la. , July 30. Listless playing
by tho-homa team lost them the game to-day.
Patton was hurt in the first inning. Score :
I1T IX.VINQS.
1 10000014-7
o 030&0100-9
linns enrhed Ies .Mnlnc 4 , Denver C. Twc-bnio
nils Coilv , Dulryinpli ! , Tlireo-basu liltv Smith.
I'Donblirpfnj ' * Klunnmn and Smlllij Knitun , MrUlcllan
art < lllm n. tftolrn tmic-n-llnrt V , Marnllar , Kluvnan ,
Mcasltt , Twlticlmiii , Trratlwajr. llnsea on l > atU-ly !
. Ucnuesty ; ! , by tiiumiT. btiurk out llr Heimriu < r2 ,
brRnn . - Ihnteil bnlls-Tnltielmm 1. Wild pitches
wnn4. Tlmo of KIUIIO 1 hour ami 60 lulnules.
Umpire UrliHljr.
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St' Panl O , Sioux City -1.
( SJx'PAtTLjiMmn. , July Sfi. St. Paul defeated -
featod 'Sioux City to-day by thrco hits.
.Score ; * " .
. , . n 10100400-0
BlotuCllyj/.i.u ; 3 UUUOUOOl-4
. , " , .UV/J BUJ1MAHY.
Earned runs St. Taul fi , SIOUT City 1. Two-base hit
Jlhirat , OnublB plny-Mlllcr to Werrlck to llnwcs.
Oaictpnballs--oirMcoklnl.otl Bclbelll. Htruckout
St.
oux
"tiiiesr-Curroll 4. 'i'lino 2 houra. Umpire
MoDonuott.
, , , ,0X111311 BALiti GAM13H.
TliO'NiKlonal ljoaiuo.
' * PniLADELrtiu , July 30. Ilosult of to-day'a
Philadelphia . 0 000000 0
Boston. , , , „ , . 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 a
Base hits Philadelphia 0 , Boston 6. Er
rors Philadelphia 1 , Boston 4. Batteries
t Philatlblolilo , Bufflnton andShriver. Bos
ton , MiXildoa nnd Btmnott. tlmpiro Pow
ers. Game called on account of darkness at
the oud of the 7th Innhig.
_ Nuw YOKK. July 20. Hcsult of to-day's
rpamor "
.Now York. . 0 1
Washington . 5 2030000 * S
Basp _ hit * Now York 0 , Washington 9.
E CjT.Orsr-New York 4 , Washington l. Butter
ies Now York , ICoofe undEwmg. Woshinc-
toitFeTr6n and Daily. Umpire Quluu.
Pmsnuuo , July 2a Kosult of to-day's
ftamo :
Pittsburc . 0 8
eiavelnnd/.0 4
"Haso hitB-Pittsburg 15 , Cleveland 0. Er-
, rprs Piltsburt , ' 2 , Cleveland 4. iiattorios
'
Pittsburt ; , 'Stnley mid Miilor. Cleveland ,
BcaUluand Smoiiffo. Umniros McQuald.
- Thinorloaii Association.
BHOO'KLVN' , July SO. Uosult of to-day's
. .cnraa : „
Brooklyn. . . . 0 L 5 2 4 5 0 3 20
. ,1 3 0 0 0 1 1 * f
July 'M. The Baltlmoro-St ,
-Bouis'gatng was postponed on account ole
July 20 Hcsult of to-day's
gaum :
Columlius. , . l ooao ll o (
Jt lavillO . 0 2 00100 0 i
ttl ' ' ' ' .
- - Amateur Onincs.
WAWOO , Nob. , July 20. iSpociol to Tut
BEK.1) ) The county oOlcers and bankers
played gauio of base ball hero yesterday ,
resulting in a victory for the former by t
' ! ) to J ,
Nob. , July 25. [ Spnclal Tolo
pram to TUB BBK. I The Kearney team and
a picked umo ot Lincoln put up a great
Rainopf bTiso ' ball at the park to-day. It
was decidedly the best pama of the season
1'ho Ko.iniuy boys , said to bo tliu champion
anintour toniu of the state , won by a score o ;
0 to 3. * The uttunduuco was fulr.
KEAKNKV , Nob. , July ai. | Speci.il Tolo-
Krani to TIIS 15m.l The fats and loans
pldyod u ijamo of ball hero to-duy , which ro-
suited in n pcoro of XI to ifj In favor of tin
.loans. IJlsl't Ir.nlnKs were played.
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Knookcrt Out In the Sixth.
CnioijJO , July 20. Guy 0. Crovy nnd J. B
Willliinis , local heavy weights , fought si :
rounds Icrn barn near the city this morning
Gravy ix > undod Williams unmercifully frou
thq" start and put him loslccu m the sixtl
round with u terrillu rlyht handor.
i * Mz7.lt ) H thu Winner.
Et.Kiioity , Nab. , July 20. [ Special Tele-
eramto TIIC BEK. ] five hundred poopl
witnessed a horse race ou the Oaulnnd stool
farm track hero to-day , between Tit
tjtoner's ' bay mare Lizzie S and A. Muhow' '
oorrol coUUng Irish Bob. The race was i
half inilodasli for a purse of (200. "LizzI
6" won by twwlve foot. Time MJf.
aiilllnnairo
BAN FiUNCisco , July 20. The will e
Hiram Pearson , who was drowned In a Ink
near Chicago recently , wus filed for probat
to-day. The estate U estimated to bo wort
13,000,000 , That portion of his property I
Cook county , Illinois , is bequeathed to T. C
Hill , of Western Springs , 111. , to be used fo
.charitaolo purposes.
8ULMVAN ! MAY UBtiT HIM.
Smith Claims tlio Cliamplonslilp and
iho nininotiil Glrillo , *
NEW Y6HK , July 20. The following cablo-
Rram was rocolvcd by the Police Gazette to
day from London : Sullivan having re
fused Smith's clmllenRO , Smith claims the
championship belt. Smith Is ready to fight
nnybody for the bolt nnd 1,000 pounds n
side.
Wants Kltralii to Ffcht Jackson.
NBW YohK , July 29. [ Special Telegram
to TUB BtB. | Mcrvyn Donohwo has offered
npuinoof (7,000 for a finish fight between
> 7nko Kilrnln nnd Peter Jackson , the light to
como oft jn California within six months.
Colonel Donohuo has offered to contribute
this purse from his own resources so anxious
Is ho to sea ICllruIn pitted against the negro.
After Jake.
ANSAI-OUS , Bid. , July 30. Detective
Norris , of Mississippi , who has n requisi
tion for Kilraln , was hero to-day. His
papers nro now in proper form , hut the sec
retary of state was noi hero nnd the ofllcer
did not get a warrant for Kilraiu's arrest.
* A STORMY TIUP.
Xho Ivlntut Rncotmtars Forty-eight
Mourn of Wind anil loo.
PniLABBU'itu , Pa. , July 20. [ Special Tel
egram1 to Tax BEE. ] The bark Ivlgtut ,
which arrived yesterday from IvlRtut , en
countered a remarkably stormy and perilous
[ lassaco , occupying In all forty-ci ht hours ,
( luring which forty-seven icebergs were
passed. She sailed on Juno 0 , and on thnt
day hccauio.fast jammod.ln an Ice paclc , .the
area of which could not bo determined. From
nloft , ns'far as the eye cotild rtaoh , nothing
tiut a long wanto of thickly packed Ice could
bo seen. Little or uo headway could be
made. For.seven long days and nights , amid
great sufferings , the battlo.with the Ice con
tinued , and flnally th ? craft found herself
gliding through nmooth water once more.
On the following morning the thermometer
gave indications of Ice again , and it was but
a short tlmo until twentv-nvo tremendous
? llttcrlncr monsters loomed up in full view.
On the 15th seven icebergs equally ns largo
tvcrc sighted- and on the 10th flvo were seen.
Favornblo winds carried the Ivigtut beyond
further obstructions of the kind.
Killed by Lightning.
MILES CirV , Mont. , July 20. [ Special Tel
gram to THE Dec. ] William Stevens , of the
Illinois and Wisconsin Live Stook company ,
lias just arrived Jicro , bringing the news
thnt on the iatti , while driving n herd of cat-
fro m Weudovor , , VVyo. , up to the Montana
range , Wiley Collins , a cowboy member of
the outfit , was struck by lightning during a
storm and killed. Collins and Stevens had
charge of the camp wagon nnd wcro in ad
vance-of the drove seeking n place to camp
for the night , when the storm carao up , nnd
Llio lightning-struck Collins while sittinton
Llio seat .of the wagon , killing him instantly.
The body was taken back tq LaBello. n few
miles distant , whore au inquest was hold by
tlio cowboys present , and ho was burled ou
the banks of the Bella Fourcho , in Cook
county , Wyoming. The coroner at Sun-
dunce was notlnod of the proceedings two
Hours after the stroke. Collins was from
Gonzalcs county , Texas.
Want Option JUcaliiiir Stopped.
LO > pi/rfffit ? iSHO'bu James Oonloii n nn M.l
BRiii/uf , July 20. | Nqw York Herald Ca
ble Special to THE BEE. ] Tlio cham
ber of commerce has addressed a petition to
the imperial chancellor requesting him to
open negotiations with foreign governments
for the purpose of bringing about an intor-
tional agreement to prohibit any but ready
money business in co'ffeo , 'sugar , and similar
branches of commerce. A rumor is current
to the effect thnt the projected international
sugar bank will probably bo ro fused permis
sion to establish a branch in Germany. Al
most'all German political economists are of
the opinion that Germany muit sooner or
later abolish all bounties on sugar , even in
the Interest of her own sugar industry , and
Without regard to the ultimate fate of the
London sugar convention.
Salt Trust Subscriptions Slow.
Nuw YOUK , July 2(5. ( According to all In-
dicationsitho subscription ifor shares to tbo
North American Salt company has been un
successful. At the Central Trnst company-
it is stated , the managers of the salt company
requested lhat the jtmquut of the subscrip
tions should not bo made public. The mana
gers decline to give out any statement for
fear of its being misleading. They state it
will take some time to calculate the results
from all points , but promise to give an ofll-
clal statement soon.
Shelled the JJorvlsh Camp.
CAIUO , July 20. Advices from the front
ntate that three columns of Dervishes nro
marching to reinforce the rebels. The col
umns are followed by caravans convoying-
provisions. It la bollovod that when these
reinforcements effect a junction with tho.
main nody of tliu.rcbels a grand attack will
bo inudo upon tbo Egyptian forces.
A later dispatch says : The British forces
to-day shelled the Dervish camp. The rein
forcements of the Dervishes nro estimated to
consist of 700 lighters.
K abb I Bailer Wants Damagss.
CnioAQo , July 2Q. Rev. S. BaaSrv rabbi of
the First -Hungarian congregation , began
suit to-day tor $10 000 damages against David
Stein , Moritz Schwartz nnd Louis Weber ,
members of his flock , ns a result of the ruc
tion fit-lit In the congregation n short tlmo
ago. The three defendants notified the rabbi
to quit. Ho declined , and on July 19 , while
ofllcmtine at the altar the defendants fell
upon him , pulled out largo hand fulls of his
hair and throw him 'violently in the street.
-Trim bl us.
SAi.B5 7 Ma"ss. , July 20. A voluntary as
signment in insolvency was flled to-day by
Oliver I , Itoberts , of Lynn , proprietor of the
Franklin .trotting tparkat Sangus , The
HabilitiM are 504,000 , of which 517,000 Is un
secured.- " - '
Piiovn > EXCB , It. I. , July 2(5. ( The Richmond
mend paper company suspended this
morning.Tho company suspended some
time ago , tnjid , has b.aen working
under an extension , $200,000 new capital being
paid in , secured by a mortgage subject to a
ilrst mortgage for J.137)00 ! ) , The company
hua hud uo rating with Bradstreet for some
time. Tholr last statement showed assets of
SSS-f.OOO nnd liabilities of ? 3SO,000. The plant
is n largo cno.
,
Atiother Atlantic Cabin
OTTAWA' , Oat , , July 20-nAn application is
being mado" to the government to guarantee
bonds of the Canadian Cable company to the
extent , of SuOO.OOO. Tbo total capital roqulred
is ,000,000 ; half of which will bo raised by
subsuription. A construction company has
been organlzsd in England to lay tbo cable.
It will bo the shortest ocean cable of nny ,
the proposqd. length being only 1,000 miles.
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Halt , LnUu JJi'Ojzo | .
SALT L urn Citr , July 28. [ Special Tele
gram to Titq BKC.J At'tho preliminary ox-
umlr.atlonpf Sheriff Dolamaro , arrested for
killing W. 'J. Hyan-at Garllnld Beach u few
days ago , ho was bound oyor to await the
action ot thi ) grand Jury in bonds of $2,000.
Thrco hundred excursionists arrived here
to-day from Colorado.
. . . . .
The President Considering Pnrdona ,
DEBH P/HK , Md. , July 26. The president
IB occupied to-day in considering knotty pur
don casoa presented by the department ol
justice. Attorney General Miller broughl
over a largo bumllo of papers this morning
seine of which required an curly decision
and the president took thorn up to the ox
elusion of other business.
Steve Dorpoy Holoasod.
New York , July 28. lu court this morning
Stephen W , Dorsey stated ho bad no Intention
tion of wilfully refusing to comply with the
order of the court nnd thnt his neglect to at
tend to tbo supplementary proceedings w %
duo entirely to Illness.
Judge O'Brien , then discharged liloi , hi
agreeing to bo ou hand this nf toruoou for ox
uiniuutlon.
NEWS FROM NEBRASMTOWNS
A Brakomnn Moots a Torrlblo Death
at Humboldt
CRUSHED BENEATH THE WHEELS.
An Old Gcntlonmn Commits Bnlcldo
nt riattsmomh Fly Shooting
Aflhlntul City Council An *
swors a , Mandamus.
A Drnkoman Klllotl nt Ilnm'boldt.
I ! DMHOI.IIT , Neb. , July 20. [ Special1 Tolo-
grum to Tnn UBR. | Urakeman „ It. , C. Lewis
was thrown from the top of a freight tram
nt noon to-day whllo switching ; in the yards
nnd fell beneath the wheels. The cars passed
over both legs , crushing them to n Jolly , and
the brake beam broke his nrrn , Cut a 'uccp
ijash in his head nnd otherwise.imdly. man-
plod him. Ho lived about two Udurs. His
homo is in Green Bay , Wls. , whor6 his
fiitner resides and where the remains will
bo sent.
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A Suichlo nt I'liUtsmrmth.
PiATTSMOUTir , Nob. , July 20. [ Special to
TUB Bnr. . ] This morning obout'7 o'clock
the family of Frank ICes , llviug-in the south
pur of the city , wore startled by hearing two
pistol slots fired In quick succession in nn
upstairs bed room , Otto , , ttio nineteen-
year-old son , rushed to the room nnd
found his ngcd father sitting bcsldo
the bed in n pool of blood with a smoking
revolver in his band. As the sou entered the
door the father pointed the revolver at him ,
saying to loavn him alone or ho would kill
htm. The boy had scarcely reached the' foot
of the stairs when another shot was heard ,
which uuusod him to return regardless of
danger. The last snot entered the old cen-
tloman's heart , which caused his death In
twenty minutes. Mr. Kos was eighty-two
years old and until lately had worked at his
trade , painting , in the U. & M. shops. Ho
had bcoii consldurod slightly demented for
several yours , and about four yours ngo ho
shot , himself in the let ; in an attempt at sul-
cido , although ho claimed the shooting to bo
accidental. .
Ho Was tmofcy to Got Away.
SrniNQPiKi.n , Neb. , July 20. [ Special
Telegram to TIIK BBE.J J. W. Smith , night
operator at this place , was arroitod and
locked up this morning , ho having hcnn
caught la the act of committing rape on , a
young lady whoso name is withheld on ac
count of her family , who are respectable pco-
plo. He was held until 2 o'clock this after
noon and released , as no warrant had been
sxvorn out. In the meantime , the father of
the young lady had sworn out a warrant at
Papilhon and placed it in the hands of the
sheriff , who arrived hero a few minutes after
Smith had taken a team out of town on the
run. Up to this tlmo nothing further has
been uono to apprehend him and the case will ,
no doubt , rest where it is. Smith Is a mar
ried man and his wlfo loft hero about throa
weeks ago.
Answer-Hie to a Mandamus.
WAHOO. Neb. , July 20. [ Special to Tnn
BEG. ] The city council of Ashland uro in
town to answer in a mandamus action
brought against themto , compel the sotting'
of a time for the hearing of a remonstrance
filed against an application for a liquor li
cense. It is claimed that the remonstrators
weie personally notified by the mayor when
the matter would come up f or bcaringand that
they wcro on hand , with their witnesses and
the remonstrance was overruled and after a
license was granted then a protest was en
tered , and they now aslc that the council bo
required to "sot a day" for the hearing , to
hear the same thing that it has already lis
tened to. The remonstrators will probably
got the mandamus for the technical reason
that the council did not prior to the hearing
"sot a day" for the same.
Now Buildings at "VVnlioo.
WAHOO , Neb , , July 20. [ Special to Tnu
BEE. 1 To-day Messrs. School & Ort began
breaking ground for the erection of a threo-
story brick building on Fifth street , between.
.Linden avenue and Broadway , which will bo
wholly occupied by Messrs. School & Ort
themselves for their furniture store and
undertaking establishment. The building
will bo finished in the most modern style
ana will be quite an addition to the city.
Arrangements have been partially com
pleted for tlio erection of a line opera house
during the present season , and several
other business buildings will probably be
orectod. Wahoo is not booming , but is
steadily growing.
Good I'urses for Flyora.
NORFOLK , Neb. , July 20. | Special to Tnn
BEE. | The Pair and Driving Pan : associa
tion will give the "pumpkin show" the go-by
this year , but have made a large layout for
races , to commence Tuesday , Aucust 27 , and
to continue four days. The track is one of
the best to bo found anywhere ; $4,500 is the
aggregate of the purses offered , mid It Is ex
pected that the attractions will draw , to
gether a largo numb.er.of Sao trotiers , pa
cers and running horses. Sixteen races are
on the programme , and tlioro will Drobably
bo some made up races. Two hundred and
fifty dollars uro offered for the winner In the
2:23 class of trotters.and the same Amount
froo-for-all.
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A Boy Hobs His Father.
FIIHMOHT , Neb. , July 20. [ Special io TUB
BEK.- Last night $200 was stolen-from the
residence of H. C. Moore , of. Ibis place , and
Harry , Mooro's twelve-year-old son , being
missing , was at once suspected as the thief.
Pursuit was at once begun , and the boy was
captured near Daykin , a small town on the
Kansas City & Omaha railroad , without the
money. The story ho tells is to the effect that
Charley Wilklns , a younir manwho , is well
connected horo. and Jack Wright , a circus
tramp , induced him to steal thu money , nnd
after they had got it awav from him deserted -
sorted him while ho was asleep in a corn
field. Neither of the men has > -ot boon
captured. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I'ropnrlnn Specimens of tlio Farm.
Nioim.uu , Nob. , July 20. | Special to
Tnu 15ii.J Bettor crops of all kinds have
thus fur boon raised than any time in six
years , and \Vostorman is Inviting farm
ers to send la sneciuaens of their gram with
a view of making creditable- exhibits at the
Omuha Fair association , the Nebraska state
fair and the Sioux City corn palace , Ho will
store the produce nnd prouuro the same for
exhibit without any trouble or oxpoiisu to the
farmer. '
Rrtnll Grooora Organize.
BLOOMIXOTOM , Nob. , July 20 , [ Special to
TUB Bnc. | A orauch of the Retail Mer
chant ' Protective association of Iowa ,
Nebraska and Kansas was organized hero
hero last evening with n membership of
thirteen. The following ofllcors were elected ;
PioBldont , r , li , McUrew ; vice president ,
Al. K. Foigloy , secretary and treasurer , W.
J , Knoppcr ,
An Alloyed tihortace.
W.-HOO , Neb , , July 20. [ Special to TUB
BEE. ] It is reported to-day that Sam Swanson -
son , who has boon managing the elevator at
Ceresco owned by II , H. Dorsoy and the
liurggren Bros. , is "short" in his accounts
in thu Bum of $ .3,000 , and that ho' lius boon
removed from his position pending "au in
vestigation.
Tlio Molmiru Cannery.
NIODUAIU , Neb , , July 33. ( Special to Tnu
BBE.J The Niobrara Cunning company ,
which has an excellent reputation in north
ern Nobra&kn for its nno canned tomatoes ,
is arranging for the sweet corn crop , oi
which alargo amount was planted.
A lj < ) t Attachment.
Otcnor.A , Neb. , July 20. [ Special to Tan
Bus. ] Suit was commenced in the district
court and nn order of attachment Issued
against Ferdluund F , Vogel , who has been
doing business at La Jam , Colo.f la fuvor
of the O. B. Moroy Mercantile company , of
Denver , Colo. The property attached con-
shtod of a lot oji ) tUp square at Stromsbarg ,
Nob.
TnliVtito the Pen.
BKA.TIHCR , Nqb. Tuly CO. [ Special Tele
gram to Tna USE. ] Samuel F. McConuoll ,
convicted of buHSlltf l ln& a Chinese laundry ,
was taken to Lincoln yesterday to enter on n
three-year sontoiico for the crime. Efforts
to secure a now mal fnllod.
Court AiUti'hriifi ' at Uontrloo.
BEATIIICR , NouT , , $ uly 20. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB HnVol-jplBtrlct court adjourned
last evening , the term being an unusually
long one. Much1 Important legislation was
disposed of. i < i >
Fatal Fall From n Horso.
WAHABII , Neb. , July 20. | Special Telegram -
gram toTnn Br.i : . | A flve-ycnr-oid son of
S. H. Parish , living three miles south of
town , fell from n horse last evening nnd was
fatally Injured ,
Gate County Tonoliord.
BnATiiiCH , Nob. , July 20. [ Special Tolo-
crani to Tnn BRB. " | The GagO County
Teachers' institute is in session hero with a
largo attendance and. profitable meetings.
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AVA9 HEATlNOBli3KHY WAIjU
A Sharp Champagne Agont'ti Game at
IJOIIK Branch.
NEW YOHK , July 20. | Special Telegram
to THE BEE. ] The upper crust circles of
Long Branch nro nt n loss justnowto explain
the disappearance of tjvo wall-known figures
from the turf and b'cach of that American
Ostond. Ono is a dashing young French
man , whoso noble deportment nnd olcgunt
nttlro hnvo won htm the fuvor of the uiondo
nt the Branch. The other is Berry Wall , ox-
potentate of dudcdmo. The young French
man was known as M. lo Marquis do St.
Marcoaux. Among his female acquaintances
was Baroness do Blanlo , a well-known turf
woman , with whom ho was frequently seen
on the course. Minela baroness also know
Berry Wall. A few days ago , while riding
with the noble foreigner , she mot the ox-
kinc and graciously acknowledged his bow.
In reply to the lady's inquiry as to whether
lie know Wall , the Chovullor do St. Mar-
comix rssponded :
"Cortninly , we know Mr. Wall. Ho Is in
niy employ. Ho is an agent for my wine. "
The baroness seemed surprised , and the
chevalier remarked , laughingly : "Ho gets 25
cents for every champagne cork ho sells. "
Next morning when the baroness met
Berry Wall on the turf , ano called him to her
side and whispered with a peculiar smile :
"I did not know you were a champagne
agent , M. Wall. "
Mr. Wall soon afterward vras hurrying to
the West Knd hotel , and Inquired for the
umrquis. When Mr. Wall saw the uoblo
stranger , ho could not refrain from uttering
a cry of amazement. Suddenly ho recovered.
from hls'surpriso and then ho rushed toward
the man and exclaimed : . "Mr. Llppe , how
dare you assume such a role hero aud circu
late such things about mol I am going to
wipe the floor with you. "
"You don't understand your business , "
answered the attacked nobleman , calmly.
"Well , I am .going to fix you , " howled
Wall , " and ho' rushed townrd the depot.
Both boarded thh'-sarne train for New York.
Half an hour later tHe two gentlemen were
soon strucgllng 'dejjberatoly ' in the hallway
of the building h ) which the office of the
United Growers -company is located , and
where both Mr. Wall and Mr. Lippo are em
ployed ns agents' feY a champagne brand.
Who got the bestv < of It history will never
tell , but they resieiriMed the picture of Sulli
van and Kilrnln after the Kichburg fight.
Lippo , when dfJfvh'at the beach having n
good time , had been. , masquerading as Mar
quis do St. Marcoailr , Ho has succeeded in
making scores of people believe that the
wine ho sold was"f.rom his own vineyard. It
is said on good timhority that Berry Wall
has been employed some time to "push" cer
tain brands , nndjt'hfjf. , his profits' uro largo.
Ho receives ' 51 vhca'se , . besides an expense
allowance , and squanders it all m high liv-
THE BUEAVERX SYNDICATE.
A Probability That % the Omaha Con-
coma Will Pats into Its Hands.
American breweries are , It seems , re
garded as good planes to put English gold.
Several of the \ > \g \ eastern breweries sold
out. Only a month ago the Denver breweries -
ios wcro absorbed. Kansas City wus also
bought up , and now tbo representatives of
tals great syndicate are at work in St. P aul ,
Omaha and other western cities , whore largo
brewing Interests are located. Except that
which is feast expected Interposes , the syn
dicate will own ovcry ono of the Omaha
breweries within ti month. The Rothschilds ,
bankers of London and Paris , are at the
head of the corporation which is consoli
dating the American brewing interests
under one head in the manner alluded to.
A reporter for THE Bun culled last night
nt the residence of Mr. Fred Krug , the
owner of the Krug brewery. His sou
William , ono oi the managers of the busi
ness , responded to the ring at the door boll.
Mr. Krug said that for a month pasta repre
sentative of the Kothschilds had kept at
thorn to sell their brewery. They were not
ready to sell. Their business was good and
future prospects were iltxttoring , as a
result ol thirty years' worlc. But
the matter had finally been
laid before them in such a light that they
bad agreed to numo a price nt which the for
eign syndicate might have a thirty days op
tion on their property. Other brewers , ha
said , alluding to Storz & Her and Metz , have
been approached in the same way and with
like results.
"To-morrow. " ho continued , "we will moot
the Uothchilds' representative , and unmo a
price at wnlch ho can have a thirty-day op
tion. 1 don't euro to civo you the exact flg-
uro wo will demand , but wo xvill ask be
tween SoOO.OOO. and 51,000,000. This
Includes all our machinery , etc. ,
ho entire business and the five
lots on which the brewery stands. "
Mr. King was loth to speak regarding the
probability that his figures would bo accepted
by the parties who nro hero to buy , but ut
least declared that ho really thought they
would be taken up. For tlio others ho could
not speak , but believed thnt all would sell.
Mr. King stated further that the agent ,
Mr. L. J. Mnlonrv , wus registered at the
Murray from Kansas City.Mr. . Maloney
was found ut the Murray Mr. L. J. Maloney -
loney , of Kansas City , according to iho register -
istor but ho avoided answering any loading
questions by simply saying thub ho didn't '
represent the Hothschilds , wasn't buying
any breweries , end know nothing about it.
8PAUKS Fit WI THE WIRES.
Over million 3mMs ( of blackberries will
bo loft to rot on tile Vfuos In Maryland.
There were t\V/i \ / exocuMous in Louisiana
yesterday. * "
A. H. Welch , ' associate professor of lan
guage in the Ohio State university , Is dead.
Congressman Horecy and party loft Port
land for PtiRot Sound yesterday.
The king of Greece arrived in London yes
terday , , nt _ <
The Yobor rlvoVfn China has again burst
its banks , inundating an Immense tract of
country. { .
Wnrnoil to Ijonfctr Bnltl-Knobboiv ) .
FoitSYTiiK. Mo,1 JuJif { 0. When Justice of
the Peace Johns e/terd bis ofHco this morn
ing ho found his books and pnpers had been
removed and thrqiYn ibto tbo muddy struct ,
On his deek ho founiHuls notice , written in
pencil : ' i
"If you don't leave the county In ton days
you will be lynched. BAM KNOIIIIEIIS. "
Johns has boon an aotlvo untl-Bald-Knob-
bor. _ _
Another Nownjiupei1 Deal.
MiNNBAi'ous , July 20. A newspaper deal
was closed huro yesterday by which a con
trolling interest of the Evening Star was
transferred to Alden J , Blethon , the present
proprietor aim editor of the Minneapolis Til-
bane , on or before August 20 noxt. The Star
will ba Issued as tbo evening edition of the
Tribune. _ _
A Bargain
in a first-clasp piano at O. L. Erickson
& Co. , 212 N. lutb et , , Masonic block.
The Elkhorn short line for Fremont.
Three dully trains leave Webster St.
Station , 8l0 ; a. in. , 112:10 : noon and 0:10 :
p. m.
THE THIN END OF THE WEDGE ,
The Claim of a Mall Carrier lor
Overtime Allowed.
THERE ARE MORE TO FOLLOW ,
About Seven Thousand Applications
Expected OlIloc-sookorH Glinrgo
in n Dodr on Sooro-
tnry Wlnilom.
W BnufOTOX BunuAD , TUB OMAHA Uni , )
818 FOUHTBRSTrtSTIlBKT , >
WASHIKOTOX. U. C. . July 20. )
. The action of the postofllco department In
ftllo\vin , the claim of William C. Tally , a
letter carrier , for extra compensation for
'overwork beyond the night hours which Is
fixed ni.n day's work by nn not of congress
will W followed , It is said , by something like
seven thousand applications of a similar
character. It Is reported that there nro as
many as seven thousand letter carriers who
hnvo worked over tlmo since the law wont
into effect , nnd it Is expected that each nnd
every ono of , them will put In a claim for ad
ditional compensation.
Tlllt CFFJCE3KEKEUS' HUSH.
Notwithstanding the fact that the hotels
scorn * to 00 free from outsldo visitors ,
Secretary WInilom had scarcely taken his
Bcut.nt his desk this morning to resume
formal charge of the duties of the treasury
department when ho was met by forty or
fifty cagor applicants for places or the
friends of applicants who came to urge their
claims. The secretary was compelled to re-
treai.lnto his private oftlco and to hoar the
delegations in squads of two or three at n
time. There were colored republicans from
South Carolina , white republicans from
Tenncs'oo and. mixed republicans from
other states of the south. The
southern , men seem to bo morn
poraiatout in their efforts to got places now
than those from any other section , and the
secretary of the treasury is besieged ns
eagerly as the postmaster general. These two
members 'of the cabinet are bearing the
brunt of the work Just at this time because
they have more patronage at tholr disposal
than , any of the others , although Secretary
Noble has his full share of callers , who are
pressing the claltr.s of various applicants for
office. Tbo state department corridors were
quite deserted to-day , and the absence of the
attorney general gave the conductor of the
elevator in the department of Justice build
ing a brief rest Ho said that ho had riot
taken up a solitary outsider , except two or
thrco lawyers who called to look after busi
ness before the department.
rilCLFS IN SO 1IUHKT.
Some inquiry has been hoard as to the
probabilities of Minister Pholps' assumption
of the duties of of his now position , because
that gentleman has not shown any disposi
tion to start for Berlin. At the state depart
ment to-dny"it was said that there is no im-
inedmto'necessity for Mr. Pholps' presence
In the German capital , and Mr. Walker
Blnnio expressed the opinion that tbo now
minister would not sail until the first woolc
In September- One of the reasons which
probably actuates Mr. Phelpi in delaying his
departure Is the fact that It is reported hero
that every berth has boon engaged upon the
French and German lines of'steamers during
the entire mouth of August.
A fcAWYEH GETS HIS WOES.
Sentenced for Nine Years for Induc
ing a Cashier to Steal.
NEW YORK , July 2 < X Lawyer John R ,
Dunn was sent to Sing Sing to-day on a sen
tence of nine years and six months. Dunn
Was found guilty of having Induced Cashier
Scott , of the Manhattan bank , to steal S1S5-
000. , As soon ns JJunn received the greater
uart of the stolen money , ho advised Scott
to fly tho.country. Subsequently tbecashlor
came back and appeared against Dunn.
' ? ' ,
Colored Rapisc Lynched.
PARIS , ' Ky. , July 20. James Kelly , col
ored , who made a .criminal assault on Mrs.
Potcr Crow , wife of a section boss on the
Kentucky Central road , was taken from Jail
early this morning and hanged to a bridge
uoac town. Kelly had been fully identified
by Mrs. Crow.
No Medical Ijioimse Needed.
CONCOIID. N. H. , JulyiJO. In the case of
the physlciaii and dentist indicted for prac
ticing medicine and dentistry without a
license , the supreme court to-dny quashed
the indictments and declared the law requir
ing a license for the practice of mediciuo aud
dentistry unconstitutional.
An Old Woman Cromntcd.
LBWISTOX , Ale. , July 20.A house oc
cupied by Mary Ann Groffum near Sabatti ,
burned early this niornlng. Iho charred
remains of Mrs. Graffam , who was seventy
years of age , were found In the ruins. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
Ivcs is Remanded.
New YORK , July at } . Judge Ingram to-day
refused to grant a writ of habeas corpus for
the release of Henry S. Ivcs , in Jail under
criminal indictments , and the prisoner was
remanded.
In UouInnROr Coining to New York ?
PAJHS , July 20. Lo Soir publishes a report
that General Boulangor is goiug to Now
York , fearing the court-martial will con
demn him.
A WKI2K OK FESTIVITY.
Prospects of a 8crlo < 9 or Brilliant and
IntcrcHtini ; Attractions
Merchants' Week matters nro crystallizing ,
A good mooting was hold last night , and
fudging from the expressions hoard tticro ,
the men who have the matter in hand do not
mean to allow it to lag. All the committee
chalrincn. except John A. Wakollold were
present.
The ifcowinittoes are : On finance ,
John A ; - Wakolluld , chairman ; decora
tion , Emll Brandols" , chairman ; indoor
amusements , Nate Crary chairman public
comfort F. ' P.t'Kirlcondall , chairman ; ad
vertising'Samuol Keas , chairman ; outdoor
amuEQinonts , Joseph Garnoau chairman ,
The other inomborfi of those committees
have boon selected from among the leading
firms In the mercantile life in this city.
The varlous'committoos reported as far as
they wcro ublo their intentions as regards
spending ( ho money given them , and defin
itely regarding the amount wantod.
Chairman Joseph Oarncau said
thnt t-1,000 would about satisfy the
ooinmlttcaon outdoor amusements. The gus
company , ho sulil , would bo unublo to furnish
gus for a > gonorul illumination of the streets
in Xho manner hitherto contemplated , bo the
parade wouUthavc to bo hud during the day-
'
tinip.
Louis Helmrod , of the committee on deco
rations , 6UU.lilting to his original Idea of putting / -
ting up a number of arches , but has sst tliu
priuo of the sumo up u notch or two. He
thought" that' will ! Jl.OOO ho could erect flvo
arches of suitable slzo and neatly decorated.
These will ho plucod us follows ; Sixteenth
and Farna'rn , Tenth and Jackson , Thirteenth
aud Howard , Sixteenth and Webster , and
ono not yet located.
Fireworks having boon allotted to this
committee also , Mr. Holmrod asked and wus
granted $1K ) ( ) more on that iCOM.
Not knowing just what the committee
would have to advertise , Mr. Kees , of the
advertising commlttQo , could uuiUo no doll-
nlto report. Ho put the amount needed nt
at $3,000 , but the committee raised him * W)0 ) ,
at the name timoinforming film that ho
would have charge o' newspaper adverting
as well as Job work.
Mr. W. A. L. Gibbon reported that the In
door amusements committee would content
Itself by giving a grand oall , after the fash
ion of the "Veiled Prophets" balls In St. . ,
Louis. TlckoU should bo sold at W each ,
and ho thought that would pay the bill , but
was voted $1,000 to inako assurance doubly
sure.
sure.Mr. . Qarneau said they bettor take up a
Hit subscription right on the M > ot , so as to
start the ball rolling , And they did. Frud
Gray , Max Meyer , the Garueau Cracker
company , the Omaha Hardware company
the Ulchardson Drug company , Moline , Mil-
bourn & Stoddard company , and the Kll
pntrloic Koch company , each subscribed very
liberally. KoproiemUtivcn of othot- houses
who wore present , wild they would do tholr
dhnro.
Then it was decided that each of the com
nut tecs should report totho mooting on Tucs
day night Just What Hio programme wouli
be , ami the whblrt programme could then bo
arranged without more dolny.
Kixltt AVanl Kcpnhllonns.
There was n largo and enthusiastic niooU
Ing of the Sixth ward republican club , at the
corner of Twenty-sixth anil Lnko street * ,
last night. The meeting was called to order
bj Vlco President 'Mossick. Several small
bills woi o allowed and committee reports
received. The committee ou improvements
reported that Spauldltig street was being
graded and paved from Twenty-fourth strccl
to the Belt line , and Li\ko street from
Eighteenth to Thirtieth streets , through the
efforts of the club and committee. The cut
on Lake street nt the top of the hill , about
Thirty second street , will probably bo changed
from sixty feet to n cut of soVcnty-fivo foot.
This will innko it the deepest cut in the city
and will affdrd n direct roml from the old
military road to" the city via Lake street.
A regular meeting of the club will bo hold
next Friday evening , * at which tlmo officers
will ho elected for the ensuing year. This
club has dctorfllltiod to make Itself felt nnd
heard In the next election , Tim members
say they hnvo the largest wnrd , poll the most
votes , have the most school children and
they propose to bo represented la the city of
fices.
1OWAN10WS.
The Ktionnndoah Normal College.
SIIK.VANDOAJI , In , , July SO. ( Special to
THE Bni ! . ] Shonnudoah has witnessed
another commencement at the Western
Normal college. The only thing to bo re-
grcttod Is that the largo chapel hall was not
one-fourth largo enough to hold the great
crowds that came. There were 171 graduates
this year. Visitors were lioro from all parts
of the United States. The whole affair
ciosod with the Alumni banquet last night ,
when plates were spread for several hun
dred. Everything was on a grand scale.
The normal class organized yesterday num
bered over ono hundred , while soiontlllcs
reached sixty-four , and many more to hear
from The enrollment reached 2,530 this
year. The largo addition. 80x00 feet , four
stories high , will bo completed by November
1. While this year was roin'nrkablo , uoxt
year promises greater and grander rosulU.
Wayward Girl.
DBS MOINBS , la. , July CO. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BBE.J Marshal Jarvis this
morning arrested Miss Nora Gilbert , a
handsome young girl of sixteen , In response
to a telegram from her father , a citizen of
St. Joseph. It Booms that she came here nt
the request of an attache of u traveling ptct-
uro show , who made ho'r acquaintance n few
days before ho loft St. Joseph. She accepted
a ticket from him and was infatuated with
his manner and 'supposed ho had honorable
Intentions. Hn mot her at the train ou ar
rival , but soon afterwards deserted her ,
having failed in his scliomo. ' She is now in
the custody of the Jailor's ' family , awaiting
the arrival of her father.
Instructed For Ilnll.
DBS Moixns , la. , July 20. [ Special Tele
gram to THE Bun. ] The Webster county re
publican county convention was hold to-day
at Fort Dodge , It Instructed for Captain
Hull for governor by a vote of 119 to 0.
The convention also passed resolutions ap
proving the administration of Governor Lar-
rabeo. This is the first considerable break
in the Tenth , or Eleventh > districts , which
buve been claimed as sold for Wheeler.
A militia Shoot.
BOOJTE , In. , July 20. [ Special-Telegram to
THE BIE. ] The Lincoln Guards held a
shoot this morning for a gold modal and the
championship of. Boone , county. , Hundschtn
won , making forty points , arid W. Davis
was second , makintr 80. The medal must bowen
won thrco times before it can ba permanent
ly retained.
An Accidental Shooting.
WALNUT , la. , July 20. ( Special to TUB
Bnn.J Whilo'out pigeon shooting yesterday
a gun in the hands of Ilobert' , Footo was
accidontly discharged , the load taking effect
in the leg of George Soholleld , a twelve-
year-old boy. No bones were broken , aud
no serious results are apprehended.
Small Pox at Mount Ayr.
DBS Momns , la. , July 28. [ Special Tele
gram to THE .BEE.J The state board of
health was notified to-day of a case of small
pox at Mount Ayr , I lng61il county , with
several exposures. Secretary Kennedy
started for that place to-iight ! to investigate.
SOUTH OMAHA NlSWS.
Opposed to the Quarantine ,
A very strong opposition to the governor's '
quarantine proclamation is developing hero ,
The stock dealers have nothing at stake , nnd
as a rule arc indifferent in regard to the
matter. It is the packers who oppose it , and
for this reason : They have bought Texas
cattle for slaghter ; some of them have cattle
on the way here from Kansas. City now , nnd
they naturally feel incensed at being unublo
to get their purchase into the stato.
No one of half a dozen men who were in
terviewed last night had a dellnito Hue of ac
tion to lay down ; but every ono of them ex
pressed u determination to oppose the order
so far us can be done within the law.
HUlil ) UP.
William Van Bnrcii ttio Victim or a
Diirlnu lliuliway Holiliqry.
A daring highway robbery occurred last
night on Sixteenth street near Howard. Mr.
William Van Huron , n gcntldinan n the em
ploy of the Anmmr-Cudaby packing com
pany , was returnTni ; homo about 10:30 : p. m , ,
and when near the locality mentioned was
approached by two men * ono of whom stag
gered ns though-Intoxicated. This luttor
staggered up to MrVim Huron and throw
'his arms around him , * pinioning Mr. Van
Buren's ' arms to hfs side. The other
man then placed something against his
head and with an oath ordered him to keep
quint or he would kill linn. Ho then pro
ceeded to go through. Van Burcn's pockets.
Mr. Van Hureli thought'tfio mutter hail gone
about far enough , and , tlirojvi'n ? out his
arms , suddenly -freed himself from the
drunken man , nt the snmo tlmo yelling his-
tily for Jielp. Thg man jvbo hadi beun gojnK
through hiti pockets atruclc at him suvurul
tiuiCH , but ha mamtgod to ward the blown otf ,
although ho received several severe bio ws
abnut tlio head ,
By this time , ien or .fifteen men had
appeared on the scuuco and Mr"Van Huroit
uppoalod to thcni for assistancein capturing
the robbers , but' they declined to tuko
chunccH in gottitii ; tholr.leails"crackcd. |
The two robbers separated at this tlmo.one
going east on Hpyvurd ti net and the other ,
Ilia drunken 'o'rto , gain } , * along Sixteenth
street townrd Fftruuui ,
Mr , Van Huruti uml a gciitlQiuun who
came up followed thin latter ntd | nucccoilod
In having liim captured. Gumt credit
redacts upon Mr. Vnn Bureu In this ullair , us
ho Is a small man and tuo man who wus ur-
rostcil is ulanfo , muscular /nan / uml his uu-
compllco la described us holug of similar
build , The mini who wus arrested guvo his
name as Thomas O'Brien ,
' 1'ositlvnly cured by
CARTER'S those I-'tllc Pifl.i.
They alBO relloTO Dis
tress fro'A Dyspepsia , In
ITTLE digestion and Van Hearty
fVTR Eating. 4 perfect rem
edy for Plziluess , Nausea ,
Drowsiness , Bad Tastt
to the Mouth. Coated
Tongue , Tain In the fildo ,
TCWI'ID MVEJI. Tiny
the Dowels. Purely Vegetable.
SMJILPILl. SMALL DOSE , SHALL PRICE ,
T a.
The Cholf Ronson forth ? great BUCCOSV
of Mood's Barsnpurllla Is found In the nrtlclo
itself. It Is Mbrlt Thnt Wins , ana the fact
that Hood's tiar.sapnrlllu actually accompllehoa
nil that Is claimed for It , has glvon this modi-
clno n popularity ami snlo grojitor than nny
other unrsnp'irllln or blootl pnrltlBr.
Hood's Snrsnpnrllln li sold by clru -
.gists. II ; sir ror * . " > . 1'rop.irotl by U. I. llooil i
Co. , Apothecaries , Ixull , Mus * . Qlvo Ua
trlnl.
DRS. BETTS SL BETTS
U03 FAHXAM BTIIRCT , OMAHA. NBB.
( Uppoult * L'uxton llot U
Office hours , 9 . m , to 8 p. tn. Sunday * , 10 * .
m. to 1 p. in.
Specialists In Chronic , Ncrvoui Skin , , an < l
Blood Diseases.
per Consultatlon nt ofllce or. bynjnll fre .
Mcdlclnc-s sent by mull or express , securely
Hacked , free front observation ( iuarnntoM to
euro milrkly. safely and permanently.
WUDuniTQ ! nPniTTTV Siiermntowhotn , a ml-
flhKVUUO UhDlLHI nal l,03ans.Nicht Einls
tons. Physical IJrcuy. arlslnp from Im'.lscro
tlon. Kxcess or Indulgence , producing Sleepless
ness. Despondency..1'implej on the fade , aver-
nlon to aociety , easily tlNcourngeil. lacs of confl
donee , dull , unlit for study or Inialnesi. and finds
llfo a burdou. Safely , vermanently and pri
vately cured. Consult lira. Uetta & Bolts , 111)3
Farnam St. , Oinahix , Net ) .
Bloocl and Skin Diseases SsS Ml'S'as '
results , completely eradicated without th * aid
of Mercury. Scrofula , KryBlpolas. Feror Sores ,
matches. Ulcers , I'ftinsln the Head and .Bonos ,
Syphilitic Sere Tin oat. Mouth ami Tongup , Ca
tarrh , tc. . permanently cured where othen
have failed.
Virtnnff TfritlQTO nn' Hlailuor Complalnti ,
LlUllby' Ullllaty 1'ulnfnl , nilllcult , too Ko-
quent IJurnlDg or Illoody llrmo , Urlnn hlth col
ored or with milky sediment on htandlnu. Weak
Back , OonorrlKi.'a ; ( Sleet , Cyntltit. , etr. ,
Promptly and Bafclj Cured , Charges Boauona-
lile.
lile.TTP ? Tf"VYTTy "IP I fittarRntoed per-
3 & . JtvJk JL w JLvJu 1 mauent Core , ro-
movHl coinplct * . without cutting , cnuutlr. or
dlllntloiu Cures effected at home by patient
wltlfcmt n moments patu or annoyance.
To Young Men anfl MimHe-Asfiil MOD ,
JITRP PIIDD ' "ho awful effects of early
A OUUD UIJUL : Vice , vrlilch brmrn oreonlo
weakness , destroy .ng both rulud and body , with
nil Its dreaded Ills , permanently cured ,
Adresi thoiuwho hire impalrnl
mprnupa themsehos by Impi-oper IndilN
pt'iices and Holltary habits , which' rum both
body and mind , unfitting them tor1 buslucia ,
tndy or inarrmgn. f
M UIIUKI > MEN. or those entering on that hap
py lira , aware of physical debility , quickly a *
listed. '
OUR SUCCESS. ,
Is based upon facts , first Practical Expo
rlenco. Second nvurycasn Is osDecIallystuillod'
thus starting nrlght. Third Modlclnes uro pre ,
pared lu our labutory exactly to suit each'caae ,
thus ttfTectlng cures without Injury
| 3f"Benrt 6 rents portfigo fur celehruteJ works
on Chronic , Nervous and Dellcutw ilUuaiCH.
TnonsandH cured. tir A friendly letter or cull
may save you future miiroiliiif uud shaino. nnd
add goldun years to lire. Jf t1o letters nn-
ewercil unless accouipaulud by 4 cents lu atamDa.
Address or rail enl
l > ltt. IJKT'i'S < V ISUTTS ,
1408 1'arnam Street Omaha. Nell.
UKATEFU L COMFOUTIStt
Epps's Cocoa.
UBEAKFAST.
"Ilr a thorounU kiiowUdnu ut tUa naturM Inwj
which KDvuni tliu upc'rallom ut duoitlim ami uuUI
tton. and bjr u carglul apuilcalloii uC lh line ( invar
ioiof rroll-suloclcaOicua. Mr. Cp
irunkfustUblei trltli n milaitulr DUVDIOI ! bavaraid
wtilch may i re us U.HUJT lioary iloctart' blll . ltl
lytlio jutllolous uau of ttuoli srtlcloa of Ulct tlntu
cunstltutlon mar ba Knuliuill/ built mi imlll utrnnx
enuutib to ro Hl e/ury luuiU'iicr to illiu.ino. Hun-
drudi of mbtlu niiilndiuiwra Hnitdm nroilml us teiui )
o attack irliurorertlioni n a wcu < c nolnt. Wuiiiur
( Micupo niniiT lalnl nlnifL lir koopliiK ourJulros well
rortlDed irlth i > nru lilouil ami a properly nuurtihiu
friiniu. " UlTlf Morvlco ( iiuutto.
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