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: -8PEGIL NOTIBES.
AItertiMelictlI mr tIieue cDIUhItflN
i IJL he ftikett until 1s8O p. iii. for
the tvcnlftg nnil ontil H p. in. for the
morn I jig niiil Snndiiy cii I1II1I.
AIvrllseru , by rqulItIg Si flUht-
bpri'il ctcck , coti hne nhwcr nd.
, Ireted l ( , 0. nhinhICrrsI setter hi euro
of 1Iie t4e. AlnverN , so ntIdrcM.eIl
will be 41011vcr1 ( I Upolt preeiitn(1ii
of the eJiock nsily.
& Ititte , , , 1 1-2e U ora1 flrst li1MerIoh1 ;
In U voriI iliorpnftcr. . ( ) $ lIh1g Inken
for Iess IJIJItI 2 : ; ( , for the Ilrit loser-
tioti. 'I'Iient' nilyerlscieitta IIIIst hO
run coniecillseIy.
WAN'VFI-.SlTVATlON.
tTlD-SlflrAT1O , a7I1tAli ITOtJBt.
wprk In pml fnmIIy ; good teference.iI1res4
_ N L , : : o flowar(1. AV3-ht'
Jiflil' .
WtNTEfl. M hlFA : WhO ( AN ThINK OI'
S POt11 iImp1e thing to patent ? I'rotect your
t1cn , . they mny bring you weitb. ) WrIte John
' .VojTerlarn & Co. , Ilept. ' . . . Patent .ttlnrnei.
Wosliliigton , Ii. C. . ( or their ptlzn otter
ani flat o two hun1re4 lnventbn wanted.
$15 FO 11& A MONTIt AND IPIST.q PAIl )
.a1ern ( ! 1 for cIgars ; expnrlence unnecer'iry ;
thnthtri1 geode : Ltttlo Clerk cigar machine
frre to etich customer. Ihi5hop & lIine. HI.
Louis. Mo. . Il-MM Jy2
WANl-To MEN TO SOLI1T ORfl1fl1 FOR
httriiy nuritry jtOck. ormimentul trees end
rtIuh ) : I.oth cRy en ] country wntk big Ia
stendy work ; goad trr1tory oenx 1iom. 1. . T.
_ . ? ! Co. , lIt. raw , Mien. h-MS7 14
WA.NTRr-A STAR TlA Al ) CIGAR SAL.TH-
mtn ( or Nei , . Ulo In nppiy unle , you have
im 4stniiihe4 trade in this line. II. C. F1shr ,
' ? fl-I19I.Ii :
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WTll-MEN TO LRA1LNTITI ItAttIitfl
truile ; our college waiin't lunched by tlw ey.
clone ; we sIll I tertcli the' barber mid , , thor.
nugiiiy in chit ) we.'k cOil gunnntee sltuattoii
tOolS cIiitt.I cetetogiles rnniiet frce. St. I.otils
ILtrber CoiTeg , S19 North 9th st. . HI. bout , ,
Ihhl ) . htM1r 16.
, WANTI1)-.A PIANO I'L.AYRII AT l2 POIJ ( .
1a951 : ( lerman hrCfcrel. fl-M3I.
II1 1,1' % t'1'E1)F'l1ALE.
WANTflD. thhltb FOIl GINiItAb 1lOUSI.
woric : no wnhing ; O2 flaoenport. C-Ui-it
\VANTI1)-III1IUIIT WOMAN TO Tfl.ViT. FOIl
Ja1Ic' line of goods ; retereucce rctalred. Au-
fl drAu ft 51 , lIce. ( J-M317 11
% W.ThTflD-A GOOD UX1'IItENCll ) DiNING
J 0)001 gIrl. Addreuu Iltet itiley , rIattmouth ,
¶ Net , . C-M313 II
WANTHU-OhIlb FOil UINEItAli IIOIII.I.
work ; no wauluing. No. 3 WorthIngton Piece ,
? PPou4tuYlirownell hull. C-3G-I1
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WANTFD , AN AERONAUT , WOMAN i'RFi-
fcrreI , for it balloon ahiti luifluichute uu&enslon RI
lVe.I i'olnI on .Iuly 4. Atldrernu F' . } 3000efl.
. scUcinVu3t . - . - l'olnt , Net , .
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.
} OhL ILENPIIOIJSCS.
flOWiR IN Abi. 1'AIITH OF T1II CITY. Tfl1
o i , DavIs Company , 15 Fuirnam. D-673
iiorrsis. hJiNAWA & Co. , 103 N. 1T1I ST.
IODIRN 1IOUSiS. C. A. STAI1R , i2 N.Y.IAll
D-68)
UOUSF.S. WALLACE. IJIIOSVN I3LIC. i & Doug.
D-OiL
.
.oR ItINT , 84100M XIOUSF , ALL MO1)thtN
conveniences ; aoutlt front and. convenient to
business. Inquire at 24.W3 half IIow.ird.Di4O
D-i4O
f 'o I1INT , 3-STORY IIRICIC DWRLLINO ,
thirteen rooma. hot water , heatlng plant end all
convenienceu , Including range for kltc1uen rent
* 3) a month ; localloiu , 240S Cas St.
Auuo. S-room Uwoillur with nit modern conven.
leflec lent * ii per inonthlocatlun 2715 halt
hiowaH street. AiIuIy to W. Ii. Melkie , 504
FIrst National Bank hulidlng. fl-Ill
t.T100M. D1TAChIRD , MOiERN hOUSE , D.
Enpilro 2621 CapItol avenue , ii. It. Itobton.
FOR hlFNT-MODEflN FLfT. LANGE flLOCI ,
. D-317-JIT
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c.nclOM 'COl'TAQII. ' 1I1 Notth 11th St. , gaod
r palr. InquIre 1130 Sherman avehue fl-elI
,
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ZutOI)1RN DiTAChIID 12-1100M IIOUSI : FIN1
1awn only 1)19 fllnney.
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CJIOlcE IIOUSES AND COTTAOI8 ! FOIl ] LENT
nIl over the cIty , $5 to $3) . F'hlellty , l03 Far-
oem. A bargaIn , 8-room iuoue , alt modern , in
ilno repair. 4111 Lafayette ave. , opp. Lafayette.
i'liice. , D-579
TWO FINl 1IOUSFS , ON1 6. ONII 9 I100MS
117 .and h2. So. 16th et. ; all mouIrn convent.
eiucea ; . test reslulenco part of the city. InquIre
521 N.Y. Life ; telephone , l5uk D-M
\ STRAM IIIIATED STORIS AND FLATS.
\t howard lianek , agent , 1610 Chlgo Itre2t.
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FOR I1ENT-MODERN 8.110GM hIOUSI AT
611 i'urk aye , inquire at Fuller drug More ,
14th nn.i louIas et.
LAflctI LIST 0) ) ? iIOUSiS. ThII DYIION
' J9Co. , 211 5. lit : St. D-sIs2 :
k' _ _ _
I1OIJSIIS-F. D. WL'AD , IITII AND DOUGbAS.
D-MS3 , tyl
VII1Y NICR 6-ROOM TVO-STORY COTTAGrI
bath , g.is. furnace , etc. No , 21 So. 17th t.
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NINI-IIOOM ILOUSII ; MOL11N CONVINL.
t'flcC $ , 1010 Case St. ; $0).0I ) pr month.
Five-room house , muoutheat corner 28th antI h'a.
cltlu mutC. corner lot : ; urI'e S10.Ou } per mut.u11m ,
Four.rnomn hmoU3e , 2i21) south ) th at. * 8.0' ) Per
inonthu.
Gavd three-room house. $1.00 per month.
i'O'1rIIR & O1OIII1 1l CO.i i'.tNY.
. Corner 3th anol l'arnanu z.t.
0-Mill 16
TWO 6.T100M 1IOUiS SOul soirnr '
mieCoul , D-Mfl 1y6
8-TIQOM COTTAGII. 811 SOUTh lIST STitEE-L ,
. D-itI3t 1l
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i'oir ht1INL'FuhIi1sII1u UOOMS.
.
i'UitNi1)iFifl ) ROOMS FlIrt LIOhi IrOUsEI.
_ _ . . ! & , 1u1 fiodgt. I-GS6
PUI1NISTI 1:1) ItOOMS , hLOUSlIgjjl'Jo 2O6
hI Mary 0 ,
FUI1NISIIIID I100M , $ L 1916 FARN.tM.
a
IC ! ) 1100MB ; ltOL'SEi1III'1NG ;
ejieni' . 2111 St. Alary'a.
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q PIJItii'ISllIhI ) ItOOMS tcI ) HOAIL1) .
? : itOI.h BOOM , WITh 1IOAIII ) , roi T\s'o.
Pe1 veek ; smaller rtmis. Tue Ito. . 212) 11eV.
FIIONT IIOOM ANI ) UO/u11D.IUSOUTII2T1I
st. F-M'J ! ) jjq.
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COOLVIIONT ROOMS , 201 SOUTh 15Th ! .
P-t12
I3OTtt1JAST ! FI1ON'r htOOM lODHitN CON.
, ' , . srnl..nt'ee ; hewn surroUnue hou&.e ; pilvate fain.
p Ily , 612 5. 10th st. F-1U.l2'
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Etlt 1LIIN'l'VN1'U1tXlSh1ZhI ) 1101)315.
rIitei.i. FLOOlt : MOEitNg NIIAR I'ARi. 1100
se. , : sit at. aM 133.
5C1i..3uttRItH iron Il1Nr. MAN ANt ) \\'hFfl ;
city w.mtr ; % vato pipe , 311 N , 57th 1rut.
U-.23
1'OII IIIIN'IL-S'l'OItIS tNfl O1P1CIS ,
6 jjj Cb.SS IIRICK STO1U3 hliJILDINO , 1011
Fainmin , , three itovhee and bausempqt ; whit iiter
tu ) iult teflatitI loW rent. 311 131 Nat't P3k bluig ,
1-411
S'1OttU , S1TUATflD IN IILIAJIT Ot
4 ion tHati let. 411 So. hum. curnur Ihouvarut good
ba5emneut ai,1 let llcr. 31 $ let Nat'l lIlt hlig.
'I _ - I- s
: .u.q. . L FOIII113NT , T1Ii 4-FrOUT flflIC'IC llUIi.hliicci
at 911 Faoiamu aI 'I liIi building he r. Sepmoo1
( I e'ment baa.eincr.t. comphlhc t4n heattn lit.
tureul.vAlrm' on nIl 8orx. gal , vIe.uppiy at
tl the glIb. ci 'rise lice. 1-ht
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W.tTIl1)1'0 1t1T.
fl0UWANT GCO1) 11INAN'1'il FOIL YOUfl
eusei lt1 them whit FldeItty 1701 } 'arnamn hit.
.1 K-65.I
I
W.NTlO. liT YOUNG I1IWINVD 110M13
in strictly prIvate t.uuhy ! ; 1)refCI icuthi. , t
Yerzuaiui ; Call : ; retermcea , Addrn I ) 6I1
N , Y. Iit. 1-3lM1
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STOILtUIh.
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iXFhC tiTOItMltS A.jI ) W.U1r110t15fiC0. .
g3-elJ Jumne. Gnetsl st0tat ad tuitwiardteig ,
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arouAal'L _ FJtMK IWZI1 , 1214 ) LthlI3Y ,
Jul-eD
1 = - _
W.i'1ED'ro
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. tNT11fl , TWO.IIORS1 MILK WAOOi. 1414
lluUny' :10461. . E-M507 U
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11011 S.t1uIh4'L1tN1TLih1II.
r
( iBAL.I1. . Fhi1lITu1m-LoT OP DUDS
amid on4. lilt. i.lut bu b4d this we.k. 331
. U. htt ; .te.t Q-MIT4 1Ju
( AUCT1ON SALE OF FIND FU1tN1TuIIU AND
other hoUaehiolti goud at 1814 WIn Itheet , I
'I ICounlz * 1lac. Fs1day Jue 2 , ; O ; , mu.
sharp. . 11. Atberton , AcUAfler. -
u O-.Jul:4 1)
FOR SAL1hiO ItS IS AND WA6ONS.
Ew OR 0001) STICOND-ILtND CAIUUAO11
buggieui , cheap , 1411 Dodge. P-GIll
POll SAhuR , SMALIIMPORT13D S113TbANT )
pony. Pheeton , cart and harnemuu. Inquire I' ,
Aarons , roton Store.
] 01L S.ii.11-3hlSCl1.LAN140U3.
DEST HARDWOOD 110th AND C1iIC1R
fencel flieu "alt wire. " C. It. Lee. 001 Iougiuus ,
DANOLFIR GASOLINII STOVIII T11fl1311 IIURN.
crc : 1luptlan Iron oven , vltht pteel top firM
c1a condition , $5.00. 3)3 N , 11th Bt. , Corner
Manderin et , Q-MGll
.
Din. A (3 I.t ) MINI3 IN TIhIl GO1.tEIN HAN
JuanI In realms of lnid : I wIll enu1 yotl sam.
pIes of 0cc' , and the wIdth of the vein of
goiti In and time gutirchase pree for $1 ; I whit
rend you a Cornet of gold ore for SOc. fleorge
Sherlock , Teiltiride. Coin. Q-MS ) 11'
SQIYAT113 I'IANO h.OR SAI.D , ChIlIAP ; clOOD
conditIon. Inquire 3001 ChIcago , t.
t.QM)14 12'
FOIL HA 1.1i-htANflSOMD IIANK FIICTIIIttIS ,
email burglar roof titan lock aefr , National
CaPhI register. S. L. CurtIs , Receiver , McCegue
fliuhif , Q-IG-1l
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roll HAl. . ) , 5 IIF3AD or aoor t'.tizx Miluic
COWL Call afternoon , yard , 2.flh and hurt i'tii
Q-1l3-1t
(1.A1hIVOyANTS.
MRS. DR. 1 ! . VAllRtdN , CL.tTI1VOrANT , UH.
liable bUhne niemliuml Slim ) eor at Ill N. 16th.
5-634
MASSAG1 , IIATI1fl , 1TC.
MMII. SMITH , 1111 DOUGhAS STRIII3T. lilt )
Iloor , room 7 , tnaunge , atenm , atehoi nnul mutli.
lthllierhne hthe. T-MIlS3 13
MM1. AMIIS POIUt1ItbT OF ST. LOUIS , MAS.
cage end hattie , 607 5. iu St. , Id Iioor , room 10.
T-10S.1I
: ttiLq. 1)11. LUON , 1tKcrlt1c 1ItAihAO11 1.Ml.
lore , refre&ihng etiul eurativel Uon't fall to e.uih ,
_ ± ilhi.huh _ _ _ .1. , Ilpuutahr. T-M1h3 14'
1'F2ILSONAL.
IJATIIS , MASSAOFI , MMII. POST , 31) S. 15Th ! .
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MISS VAN.VAL1NflUhtQ1 ! flrST1tOYH i'gtt.
mnanentiy. by eitctrlchty , muoperlltlous hair. mole.
% varti , etc. lloom 416 N. Y. Life JlIdg.
1tUh'TUItI CUIIRD : NO 1'AIN ; NO D1TflN.
tion from bumines , ; we refer to humireul , of
luathent" ctireul. 0. Id. MIller Co. :07 N. V.
Life buildIng , Omaha N.b. U-Cl ?
VIA\'I. A IIOMD TIIbLtTSIIINT FOIt UTgitIN1
troubles , I'hy.lctan In attendance. Concultti.
tton or hiezihlh book free. Ill hoe ilhlg.
il-GIg
LESSONS FIWE , DI1ESSMAICING IN ALL ITS
branches hy quhciet , enstez.t. best cyutoni ; no
rehltthnm ; dreune , ( fraftel in 3 mtnutez ; dartiess
and sganilcuue waists ; Fiencli bias : want. toicti-
cr to hfltrduce eyatemn Ben , ! for cireutara.
Idre. George Sheller , l'rlnclpal. Iloslon Iremue
Cuttlng Aendeiumy , 103 Karbucti. bik. ; open even.
U-37.JI7
1105111 TI1RATMIGNT. FOIl WOMEN. 1415 Chi.
cage Ctreet. U-hi 11'
A. S. , WILL. M1IT YOU AT' TIMF STATgD.
Irene ,
U-MIS-I 12'
31ONIi V 'l'o LOANhtId.tL 1GS'I.'A'r1.
ANThONY LOAN & TRUST CO.,315N , V. L.
Quick moneyat low rate. , ( cur choIce farm ioIig
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nehrnstca.
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR,52l N. V. 1.1FF ? .
\V-700
MONIIY TO WAN ON IMIflOVFD OMAhA
real ehnt. Jirennan. Love Co. . I'axton 111k.
LOANS ON ! MPROVIID & UNIMPROVED CITY
property.V. . Farnam Smith & Ca. . 1320 Farnom ,
MON1IY TO LOAN ON IMPItOVEflOMh1
lJrOPertY at 5 , 5'.l. 6 and 6 per cent. FuMe ) '
& Thomas. room IF , First National Bank Illuig.
MONFY TO LOAN O CITY PROPI1TY.
$043uy.0I ) up. to $ ? u.O.00 , Fidelity Trust Comp.tny.
MONIIY TO LOAN AT LOW flATIIS. TIm
_ 2' F. Davis Co. , 130G Farnamn St. W-Oil
I'Fllt cIr MONEY TO LOANOrc OMAILt
real estate & Neb. farm. W. I ) . Meilcie , Omaha
W-Tot
F. . D. WEAl . LOANS , 16Th AND DOUGLAS.
W-tt50G Jyi
\vJ ; ? WILL IIAVFI A LARGId SI'FCIAL FUND
to loan on ! mproveul Omaha property In Jut1'
anul August , at lowest rates ; apply now : don't
watt until your old loan expires. FIdelIty ' 1'rut
Company. W-.M121
MONEIY ! rO LOANCIIATTLES.
iRY TO LOAN. lO. GO. ) 1)AYS3 FUflNI.
lure , pianos , etc. Dull Green , rectum S liarlcerhik.
IFY TO LOAN O FURNITUI1E.PIANOII.
horSes. wagons. at lowest rate In city ;
no remno'a1 of goods : strictly conildentiat ; you
can pay the loan oft it any tUne or xi any
amoun .
OMHA MOIITOAIIE LOAN CO.
206 So. 16th St.
X-10O
IILJSINLISS CII AXCES.
1230 1NV1ST11D IIAI1NS 165 WEFICLY ; I'IlOS-
pectUM , pruof , tree. I' . Daly , hIM llroadway ,
New York. V-Mile J30.
FOIl SAL1 ? . AIIOIIT 2.00' ) 1.118. MINION TYI'Il.
? 0 lIu. agate , 6O0 lbs. brevler typo , 150 plr
two third casom , 40 double Iron stands for
two ihutrul eascum. Tide materIal was useul on
Time Onaha flee imnul Is fairly goal condliloi ,
Will be 501(1 cheat ) In bullc or In quantitlo , to
suit purchaser. Apply in person or by macli to
The Ilee l'uutIlslilng Co. . Omaha. Net' . Y-713
FOI1SALF-CLFAN STOCK OI IIAI1DWARF
unti new hirick building ; only stock In town in
good farmIng country iii SOUtheamtern Nehimnslca ;
or take lmrt in good eastern Nebraska lenil. Ad.
dresi it 52 , Ilee. ' -M212 13
I'ANTlI ) , 1ti1I.IAIIL.U I'AItTY. TO ILEVUI,3. ,
sent Chicago company' In this city ; pay
must invemut ICOO.o0. for which seurlty hum ghven
Adltes W , 1. C. C. , 601 Aahiafld iltoek , Cl ) ! .
engo. lit' . t-1u2) 12
iron lIXC1IANC.E.
I I1ESPRCTFULLT IIEQUIIS'l' I1ARTHIS IAV-
tnt city property to ezehange for equitIes. or
ho part laYmnefl ! for farnum ; to list their prop.
erty with me. as I have a great macny farms
on which I can trade city property at good
pmlce. . Addresa II. P. Murrow , MissourI Vat-
Icy. Ia. ZM4Z43.u.J2I
240 ACltCS OF' ( lOOP LAND IN C1INTIIAT. .
Nebracka to oxeiu.ingn for a htdware stock ,
tumbem' yam , ) . or gucd elevator , Addres. , Lock
lhiu'c 1101. 1)oulge Net' . /.SS3-Jy3
111)01) IIUSINESS TO IXClt.\NuF F'Olt LAND.
It IS , lice. Z-M356 13
FOIl IiXtl7.tNGli.-CLl.tTi LAND AND CASIr
f'r young sIcilians. nosue. or gekltnge glv
pArtlcuI.rs when umneweting. J 'J. Inge1hm.irdt.
t3aucbhtew , Neb. Z-M'J4l 31 1
iDShi W.tNTfli-IF' yOU IIAVLI A. GOOD
stock. of genera ! erchaadlse you wlbh ) to ex.
hmaiZit' for a clear farm , state amount. und
valtto of each linus utuid write. to detail to henry I
C. hiiuitim. I".afls City. Neb. Z-f$1-l $
1"O1L S.tLfl1tl.tL I3STATF3.
4JJSTIIA'h'S , TIJIl IIYIION 8l1FD COMI'ANY , ,
1t.-tl3
PAUTII3S .Wthiu1iNC ) TO , IIUY LOTS FOR I
buii1dIrnt purpou. , tiouse and tots for homei , .
riqcInx lii prIce front $5u1.O ) to Uh.000.O' ' ) , or
uuro propetty for luvestmnent. .boulut examine -
our list tu'fcure pa chuaiog. as we are lure- I
t.UVCX to effer lIke be.t that can be haul , at
price. . It. built tht , ttmm's.
FOTTIIII & ( OCOI1CIU COMI'ANT.
tcnvr 16th. and Iarnam ita.
1tIl-Jullh 30
IV1 hAVE I10-.tCRR TRACT OP LAN ! ) TWO -
iulfite3 ftcii time ) uouitom'Q ; % VIlt cell from five 1
n"re tutu ; cill take clear cIty pCutuerty as Iamrt
IuynIemIt : just ouitule of city tiuhts ; eKemIlt
Cmos tity tax. James & O'1eefe. ( u'Ummcli
UluhOm , loqu , 17 I'el1 St. 11F-hI2.I4
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INSUII.NCI LOAN.
LIF'f ? 1N. l'OLlCIhiS 1101'Gll'I' . I.OANi
solute. ' \ ' , F. hlt4dn , 1' . 0. fox 21 ? , Ouui.iiua.
8m4.JyZ'
1rsxe. ittr L.tNG1l.th1 ,
: lUOlIaJO I' . GllI.LF.NhiFiCl. IIANJO AND
gutter t.ach.r. h'iIh Chicaini St. . 10) 7
IlIflIt TOI OflOi , IZLl ; N1JuIUAI,1. 1'IANO ,
gtxtI ondItIoua , riD ; pLano for rout. 111 tc.
Cue hutldtn. Ah-tt3 11'
Ul'IIOLS'l'IIiIING FVIISI'VLILII.
'URN1TU1GI ? 1'AClGU. CQUCIL11S MADU TI ) I
crttq , motiressed maad Sod renonite4. helr.
cumncd cheap this mnib. Jul. 13. aUiXtn , 2111
Cu.miu. Tel. 1332. 7)9 )
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IIOIIS1IS L'.tSTUlIIdD.
QOD GRASS , IIOAIID FNClS. SPIIINO
Wale ! . A. W , Phetp A tlou. 2'1 N. Y. Life.
_ _ _ _ _ _ I.Jr2us
VANTED-UO1izio AN ! ' ) CATTliiIWNU. .
sat. OTIS ) ; . water sn4 ikade ; hsrni YCI ) teum. I
.
Po.sbl * ; Ln4 Cs. , Ces.caL
ha. J.C-13 J)3'
31l1fl1C.tT. .
1AP ) WORM fltOV1C1) Ofl. NO CIIAflOII ;
no delay from business. L. W , Wight & Co. ,
Florence. Neb. M82115'
' 11111 I'1iO1'i.hiS D1SPFINHA11Y , 1112 1)OFIOLAS
St. . cur ! . . , llspa'e. of womeul lrrr'gularitie& de-
Iayed conrm.e , pnhntul anti uuppresseul menes.
Cancer , tUmora alway5 ucees3fut vhen others
tall. 1.1-132 II'
BICYCLIIIS.
OMAIIA 1)lf''Ci.ti ) CO. , IIEST PLACFI TO lillY
bicycles ; bicycles repaired , 323 N. 16th St. 714
WESrN flICYCLE & GUN CO. , 2116 C13Ju11N0.
715
ATTI3NTION' , W1IIITILMIIN1 A1ITNA h.IFII INS.
Co.'s 'new Cycle Combination l'oltcy" for lIen.
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OmarualUnlon Depot , limb & Mason sts.f Omaha
8:3.0010..Denver : 1xpteas. . . . . . . . . . .
4hIpm.Thlt : hihils. Mont. & l'uget Sad 113x. 4:03pm :
4:25pm..Denver 1iipress . . . . . . . . . . 4:00pm :
2OIpm.Nebratka Local ( except Sundey ) , 7:45pm
. . .Ltncoln Local ( except hiunday,11Dan ; , -
2:51pm. . . , Fast Stall ( fortlncoin ) dully , . . .
e.CUICAflO.flURLTNClTON ( & Q.hAes
trnahaiuntoltflepol , 10th o Mason Sts ( Omala
5:00pm..Chicago : Vestibule..BO4larn
947.im..Chicago ; Fxpress. . . . . . . . . . . 4:15pm :
TUupni..Chiuago : St. LauliFpm , 8:00am :
1:35am..reelfie : .Tunctlon Local. . . . . . . 6:50pm : 1
Fast 1.1.11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:10pm 1
Leaves ICIUCAOO. MIt. & HT PtUL.hArriyes
Oniatojepot.20tts SI Mason Sts.IOmaha _
GlOpm. : . . . . . . . . . Chicago Limited . . . . . . . . . . 8lham :
1:00am. . .Cliicagi _ Ilipreis ( cx. ) . , . . :
Qnim.1maIUnQn ! Depot. ilih &ofits. . . Omaha
1:17am. : . . . . . . . . . . .Eaatern 21epre . . . . . . . .310pm
4:41pm..Vesttbuied : 1.Imite.i . . . . . . . . G:4ipuui : i
: . . . . . . . . . . . Paul hixpress. . . . . . . . . . 5:30am :
5:40am..St. : Paul Limited. . . . . . . . . . 9Otpni :
7IOaln..CflrrOlt & Slou City . .UIlQPm
CiQpm..Omnalia Chicago _ Special. . . . . BOOam
Missouri Val' Locam. . . . . . . . 1130am
.eavas ICIIICAGO'l ! I , & PACIFIiniVeT
OmauatJnlofl ) Depot , iSth & Mason. etts.f Omaha
rAST.
0COum..Atlantho : Express ( ex. Sundayb , .
1:00pm. . . . . . . . . . . NIght Fxnress . . . . . . . . .
4:500m..CtuIrngO : Vesilbuled Limited , . . , 1:33pm
4:50pm. : . .St. . Paul Ve4lbuteu1 Lhnili.l. . . . 133pm ;
wr.
IlSpm.Okiahionua : i , . Tias lix. ccx. SUn..l03j ;
1:40pm. . . . . . . . . . otdo Limited. . . . . . . . . . 4:00pm :
ST. PJuC& u. tA ; t
Omushal Depot , 15th and Webster Ste. i Omali , t
Ilham.Sloux : City' Accommodation. , . , aoopni :
1:30pm. : Sioux ClIy Rxpre.s ( cx. Sun.ll:5q :
1:15pm..St. : Paul Ltmite. . . . . . . . . . . 9j'n : I
ayes V/tLLIIY.IArrIves I
OraushaiDepumt. 15th and Webster Hti1Qmaha
350pm..V'astJ.IaUandIixprss. . . . . . . Gdjim : I
8:00pm. : . ( ex. . Hat , ) Wro. lCx. ( cx. lion. ) . . 5:00pm :
iiGani. ; .t4orfoik I3xprea. ( cx. Sunday ) , ,10ilam ;
IWam.Frelnoflt. : Local ( Sunday.i Only ) . . .
: . . . . . . . . . . . Paul ) Gxpreat..9l0atn : J
. ? ue.ilIcThT J. , , & C. a hArrlye , I
Omnnheiunlon Depot , 10th & Mason st..f Omaha
1C5am..Kansas : City Day ltxPre.utilOp :
OOOptu.K. : C. Night Dx. vie. U. I' . Trans. 6:30am :
es MISTSOURIPACIFIG. . irrlvi
Omahat Depot. lIlt , and Webster St. . ( Omaha
! : (5plis.j4bresla & ICana Ltmlte4itEj
1:10pm : , , , . . . . . lCans.is CIty l.xprtss. . . ,
$ : ltpln . . . . . Nebrammkaliical ( ax. Suu ) . 9:00ani
.paver I SIQu CITY A PACWIC , IArrlyea
Omn.mhal Depot , 11th _ ac.d Webster St. . Omaha
. . . . . . . .St. aui LIIIte4. . . . . . . . . .
lArrIv&
Orn.haiuniurn Depot. Diii & Maaonts.I Onab. &
. . . . .St. PautssetHej . . , , , . . TI ltOpnl
1:10am..Sioux City Psssenger. . , . , . , . ao3pn
l5pmn..St.Paut Llmted. ! . . . . . . . . . Dhfamn :
.eavea j ttN1O1ttC'FIC. IArtivms
Omaha.UnlonDepot , 10th &MabOn SII.f Omaha
:30ani. . . , , , , . , Wearney . . . . . 4IOjj I
8:10am..Overland : Limited , . . . . . . . . . 4liiummi 'h
1:30pm tlaat'ce&Strouii.h'g t * . ( eSUni.I30i&um ii
:44pm.0ranu3 : Iiian.l I7xpte. . 4ex. Bun.J30pm4 ;
. . . . . . . . . . . . Fast Mali. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:40am :
; : - ; . . '
i W'AIl.tSIl flAILVAY IArrii U
ia qsts.t dmni
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Until 'I'ostlL ,
The sudden amid UflOlCdted change in the
wettther at noon yesterday necessitated a
Dootponement of the eice thntli today. whemo
yesterday's card wtllbe rought off. This
wilt prolong tha meeting over until Maim-
day , when , with good wcathcr , the last day's
program will be trotted. Thus far the rnct-
lag has been a succees rInd the horoemen
are all pleased at. tlie'higk class of the
events so far toni ! tHe .prospucts for good
Slort today and on to tld close.
On Tuesday. with a ittl. warmer weather ,
old campaigners says''the Omaha track
record would have liminTcut ilown to 2:03 : , and
they are all anticlphttn some surprisc'a
yet to come. The rnanagement WItS just
congratulating itsclf 0tlmo success of the
meotlng thus far. ; viierii _ Jupiter I'iuvius
Stepped In and spoiled , . In. _ a measure , the
well laid plans. . . , . ,
SCO1IICS 011' TIlE WICSTERN LEAGUIiI.
. ° _ 2..l.I.J ,
Ititin Stops tile CSLIi % * KcI5115 Clt
syItli tIm& Seipre Tied.
KANSAS CITY. JUnoh11.-The Blues sue-
ceedeel in tying the score in the eighth
today , when rain put an end to the game.
Score : . -
Kansas City . . . . . . . . . 0 1 0 0 1 2 3-7
MinfleIlpOLis . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 5 0 1 0 0 0-7
Hits : Kansas Ctty , 6 1lInneapolis , 11.
Errors : Kmonaas City. . 2 ; MInneapolis , .i.
Batteries : lievis , Lake and Carney ; hutch.
Inson and Schriver.
INDIANAPOLIS , Ind. , . Juno iL-Score :
Indianapolis . . . . . . . r. 2.l 0 4 0 0 0 1-13
Coiumbwi . . . . . . . . . OU,4001003.-8
HItsi : Indianapolis , 16 : Columbus. 6. Er-
roni : Indianapolis , 5 ; Columbus , .1. Dat.
teries Daninion and Buckley ; McGreovy
and Wilson. -
GRAND 1tAPIDS' , Mich. , June 11.-Score :
Grand Rapids . . . . . 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1-5
Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20210021'-S
Hits : Grand Rapids , .8 ; Detroit , 14. Er.
rors : Grand Jtaplmls , 1t ; 1)etroit , 2. lInt-
tories : Thornton and Smith ; Fifleld and
Twinelinm.
MILWAUICIOE , Wis , , Juno 11.-Sepre :
? miilwaiIlcee . . . . . . . . . 2 I ) U 0 0 3 5 0 tI-Ia
St.I'aui . . . . . . . . . . . . 100000000-1 ,
Hits : Milwaukee. 14 ; Paul , 13 Errors :
Mllis'aulceo , I ; St. I'atu , 5. flatteries : hlutt-
ger and Sior ; Donzergnd Spies.
STANDING OFTJI1 TEAMS ,
Played. . Won. Lost. P.C.
Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0C 25 33 5 I
Indlanapolli . . . . . . . . 37 22 15 59.5
Kansas City . . . . . . . . 40 . 22 18 55,0
St. Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . 'i 20. 15 52.0
Minneapolis . . . . . . . . .10 21 19 52.5
Milwaulcco . . . . . . . . . 411 22 21 51.2
Columbus . . . . . . . . . . . 41 16 21 35.4
Grand Rapids . . . . . . 4 : '
Games today : St. Paul at Milwaukee ;
Minneapolis at Kansas CIt' .
Stro.i,4ucrg % EI s Ittsfly ,
STROMSUURG , Neli. , Juno ll.-Special
Telegram ) -Sromslmurg0 won the second
game of the. IJradshay eriea with case ,
The features wore th line work of Finecy ,
Stromsbitrg's pitcher , qnd the terrific batting -
ting of the home team , Score ;
Sthomsburg . . . . . . . . .2 0. 2 0 1 4 a I 0-17
flradshaw . . . . . . . . . . .0l01l01j2-7
hilts : Stromsburg. 15 Dradshaw. 4. Errors -
rors : Stromsburg , 8 ; Iltnmjshaw , 12. 13aes
an balls : Oil Finocy. :1 : ; off Itosettlaif , 5 : off
1.tmtson , 3. Strtick out.u 1y Finecy , 8 ; by
itosoflhmiff , 4 , Zatterios : Stromaburg , Flnecy
rind Sh1ltiilG Illrtmdshaw , floonluiff. Mason ,
Voting and Douglass , Umpire : Coon.
lntmni Iielcers ( Oil tot' llutti
The Doano collegq foot ball team ,
itrimgthened by Home , 11ni'ersity of No. .
bramilCa players. and ljy0 Ithger , captain o7
Limo Dcii Moines foot ball teltmn loft
Wedtiesdny evening over the Jitirllngton I
or butte Mont. , where they play .Tuno 13 , -
ivhlcli i.s tflOWfl ns MinOrs' ulay , Thu team
.vlil . liblY us folloiva : Center , Metford I
IUCLI'llg. Jones and 141 ; tIIckIdS , itobbinie
tnd Durgan ; ends. 1I.uton unit Kcnmogy ; I
iuartor , L'mtvttt ; hiulo',11.IuIiis and Fees ; 1
'ull , flogerli. .
.eroi
Ii I .11 3
Childton Cry fo ,
LI jHu
itcher's Castoria .
it.J Oil
ChinCryfor
'itcher's Caria
ChUenCryco
tcher'aCaotora
- - . . iu _
I PURE MALYllISKEY ?
EVERYWOMAN
- . SU1etin1e2 CPmIs a rellebli
tUOflthly regulating l11edlciu
' 7 DR. PEAL'S
: - EWNYROYAL PILLS1
AprempLsafsandcerthfaiuresglL Thsgesa
tu ( fir , l'eal's ) mi.verd1uppoiut. ne aaywber ,
Nul ice lo Cois'iiiturs.
OFFICII Oil' SECRIITAIIY JiO4hlD OF'
flUOATION , IIAS'I'JNGS , kt'b. , Julio 10 ,
-StiltId bids will ho reecivct.1 until Julio
' 1. 12 In , , by thu fiotrd of IilucttIon ( ,
hitittitigs Neb , , for llctLtlhIg itud ventilating I
Vcst ' , ard school tiiiilding , I'Ians anti
peeillcIltioIIs lire Oil flip with J. N , Clarke ,
mrm'sident of board.
The board rtserycs the right to reject
all or nIl bkhj.
J. N. ( ILAI1ICF , I'resltlent.
H. W. MYE1tS , Secretary , j 12 ti it
FREE ADVICE'S ' FLEET FEET
Mound OiLy Handicap Sees a Now Rocorti
for Piftoon.ixtecuth3.
DALI-SECOND UNDER THE WORLD'S ' MARK
Nice Itimee front tIme I'ost Sees a lrt'-
lug I'ltiislt tint ! a Ieelslon Imy
Nimse in 'iiisierfiii
, 'l'iiiw.
ST. LOUIS. Juno 11.-Time spctators at
Sportsman's park today saw l'ree Advice
clip bait a second olt the world's record for
seven nut ! a half furlongs , imeid b ) ' Libertine ,
and made over this track on August 3 ,
1S95. The track was In line condttioim. In
the Mound City handicap , Magnet iii-
stalled as the favorite , with Free Advice
second choice. Free Advice anti Nick
proved to ho bad actors at the post and
delayed time stsirt twenty tnttiutes. China
finally catigitt theta in line and away the ) '
wont with Nick , Magnet , I"reo Advice and
Leader Dan in time order hauled , with the
others close up. At the quarter hole , which
was reached in OIlS5 , Linda bad Jtitnpetl
into the load , with Magimet half a 10115111 Oft ,
Nick third , while Martin on Free Advice
had dropped back to fifth place tuid woo
going easy , Ilarnioro lost , 'limo half Was
reached in 0:42 : 3.5 , wIth the ioauiors in their
TC-8ieCtiVO places. Free Advice fifth and
Italniero sixth. The three-tuarters pole ,
which was reached ill 1:05 : 1.2. saw a change.
Magnet was a 11050 iii front of the Linda.
viio was one and a half lengths ahead of
Nick , i'ltli ltaniicro next , coming fast. At.
the stretch Free Advice waa in second place ,
a length behind Magnet and Martin was
riding. Garner on Magnet , realizing the
horse be had to beat. was gaining on him
feat , Went . to the whip. At tile furlong
Polo Free Advice was surely amid stcaduly
getting nearer. 1)0 what lie could , Garner
was not ablu to increase his load and
about twenty feet from the wire Free Advice -
vice was on oven terilis atid succeeded In
vinlmiug by a short head in a terrific drive
on the wile front one of the gatnest horses
on the turf. Itesults :
First race purse $400 , for 3.yeitr.olds six
furlongs : May Timonipson (5 to II won ,
Gath (11 to JO ) second , Earl Dug (40 ( to I )
third , Timal 1I5.
Second rztce , purse $100 for 2-year-old
fillies four and a halt Itlrlongs : Itemember
Mo (12 ( to 1) ) won , Fig Leaf (9 ( to Id ) iwc-
amid , 'rho Cup (2. ( to 1) ) third. Time : OSii. :
Third race. purse $ itfi , soiling , one mile
and a sixteenth : Crovessu (3 ( to 1) ) won ,
Muskalongo (7 ( to 5) second , llingbhhiger (2
to 1) ) third. Time : 1:0 : ½ ,
Fourth race , the Mound City handicap.
for 3-year-ohio ntmtl uiward. 31,50) , seven
amid a half ( tirlongs : Free Advice , lOS
( Martin ) , 7 to 2 , won ; Magnet. 125 ( Garner
3 to 2. second : Itamniero , 103 ( T Sloan
11 to 2 third. Time : h:33. :
Fifth race , purse $100 , live furlongs ! Mon.
crieth ( even ) voti , Dtro ; 11 ( S to I ) second ,
Estaca (4 ( to 1) ) thIrd. Time : 1:023. :
Sixth race , PUrse $100 , one mile , selling :
Tom Elmoro 15 to i ) won First Deal (2 ( to
1) ) second , Cherry StOne (15 ( to 1) third.
Time : 1:43. :
SCRATCHES AT GIIAVESFIND.
NEW YOL1IC , June 11.-Today's card at
Gravesend wits ruined by scratches. and
in the first , second and Ilttli races only
three horses went to tile post. The Park.
way handicap wa won by'tho favorite , St.
Maxine , Aurellan and Dorlais beIng nowhere.
In the Hanover stakes there was a very
bad start. Succcsful , who hail been very
heavily backed , was left. at the post , and
Salvador was practically left. HI Daddy
w1ui the favorite. but couid do no butter
than second , St. lJurthoiomnev winning cuts-
il' . ThtI mochino was used to start time
fourth race , and they got away promptiy
and iii luerfect line. Brisk , the favorite ,
won Very easily. In the last race there
wii.q another prompt start with the ma-
chine. and Peep o'Day , the favorite , took
the lead early in the race and was never
headed. flesuits : ,
First rl e..ftvaImpd2a halt furlopgs. King's
Conhsel (4 ( to 5) wpn Azure (0 ( to 5) second ,
OldMat (12 ( to 1 > thIrd. Time : 1:114.
Second race , mile and an eighth : Nanki-
pooh (9 to 20) won , Chugnut (5 to 2) ) second ,
Song anti Dance (10 ( to 1) third. Time ; i:574.
Third r.tce , Hanover stakes , one-half mile.
seiiihg : St. flarthtIlomew (3 ( to I ) won , Hi
Daddy (3 ( to 1) ) second , P.tssover (20 ( to I )
third. TIme : 0:50'4.
Fourth race , one mile , selling : Brisk (7 ( to 5)
won , Copyright (4 ( to 3) second , Premier (5
to .2) ) thIrd. Time : 1:43. :
Fifth race , the Parkvay handicap , mile
and a sixteenth : St. Maxim (1 ( to 2) ) won ,
Aurellan (10 ( to 1) ) second , Dorian (5 ( to 2) )
third. TUne : I :5l. :
Sixth race. one mile : Peep o' Day (13 ( to 10) )
StOli , Ililzabeiia. (20 to I ) second , Ventetina
(15 to 1) ) thin ! . Time : 1:4IL
RUN UI' P111Th PRICE ON RONDO.
CINC1NNATI June lL-T. P. Hayes had
hia $10,000 coft , Rondo. in the Ohio stakes
toIay , entered for $1,230. Rondo won easily.
As soon as the horses finished several 'eil
known owners gathered around tim judge's
stand , anti the bidtlin begun. The fIrst
price offered was $ l.5(0 , and alter some lively
bidding , ho was knocked down to the owner
-fot 15.005. Four favorItes and two outsiders
von the ctrtl. Weather clear ; track good.
Results :
First race , 'five furlongs , selling , purse
$400 , malibu 2-year.oids : Adxtlid (6 ( to I ) won.
Martyred (7 ( to 1) ) second , Rampage (0 ( to 1) )
third. Timc' 1:01. :
Second race , seven furlonga , 3-yeor-olds ,
purse $400 : Ranolero (1 ( to 1) ) won , Soniper
Ego (3 ( ½ to 1) ) second , Argentina 1 ! (100 to 1)
third. Time : 1:2S' : .
Third race , live furlongs , selling , 2-year.
oltl maidens , purse $100 : Charina ( oven ) won ,
'rime I'iutecrat 'to 1) second , Itisquc (8 td 1) )
third. Time : 1:01 : % .
Fourth race , seven furlongs , the Ohio
stakes , for 3-year-oids. vaiue of stakes $1,440 :
Itondo. (2 to 5) won , Moyian (2 ( to I ) see-
Oilul , Bloomer. (10 to 1) ) thIrd. Tune : 1:21 : % .
Fifth race. one mile , selliit , for 3-year'-
olul nod over , purse $100 : Isiizm (1 ( to 2) won.
Nannie D (8 ( to 3) second. fley dcl Mar (5 ( to I )
third. 'i'ime : 1:44 : % .
Sixth mace. six furlongs , soiling , fOr 2-year.
o11s atmtt up , purse * 1(10 : Canowood (6 ( to 1) )
% Von , .ltcrnnant II (3 ( to 1) ) second , Iilattie Leu
(4 ( to 5) thIrd , Time ; 1:15 % .
Fl remumlim's Ituces a I 3lnrslmtIltmsi'i , ,
MAI1S1IALLTOWN , Ia. , June ll.-Spe- (
chol Telegram.-The ) sodonti day. of the
Iowa lItmcn's toflriiutrneiit Opefleil clear ,
but was clouded at noon and mlii fell a
tha last race cndt'ti tonight.
The amuiteup lmosuu race resulted : Nevada
flrst , 0:42 : 2.5 , $1&0) ; hissouri'alioy second , i
0:12 : 3-5 , E.0 ; la1vern third , 0:43 : , $25.
F'Irst nco , fur tat championship , re-
suited : 1Inrlaxm 1111(1 Grihmnoli tied for
tlrst , 0:40 : Corning , 0:41 : 1.5 ; Mtrshalltown ,
) :11 : 1.5. ' 1110 ti will be run oft tomorrow.
There svcro ten entries ,
'Forty-class hosu race , bc entries. ro-
iuited ; Ihatian tofu Sittrstlalitovn , 0il ; , tie I
for first ; Grinnell , 0:41 : 1-5 ; Corning anti La 1
Porte , 0:42. :
'Thu Novelty iiO race , run with cart 3I
tact to hylralit lay 2OJ feet of ihOse , Un. i
ouple section , drop back , tutice out second
mellon. put lit fourth section. ottacit pipe
0 third section , three entries : CornIng I
[ Intl. 0L3 : 1-5 , $50 ; 1ulnlvern secomiil , 0ltj ; 2-5.
125. Tomorrow weather permitting , will
Jo the molt exciting day ottho tournament.
' % % 'lit''l Jtn'M Ut Gn1enloii.
GALVESTON. 'rex. , Juno 11.-The second
Jay of the Galveston cycle meet was an I
mmenso success. A big' crowd west res-
nit. Jtcstiits :
First race , one mile , Galveston chnmpion.
ihlp : Charles ft. French won Tommy lirock
iecolid , Leslie Miller third. Tlme 3:24 : % .
Second race. otie mile , professional , final
icat : Arthur Gardner won , 0. 1. . Stephoa
iccotid , "Zlniiny" mtcFarlutitd tillrti , Time :
:50. :
Third race , one mile , class A , final lieitt :
FIoffenbeIn worm , fiovec second , Morris
.I1IrI1 , Time : 2eJi : _
Fourth raCe live mIles , profcssional Jack
oburn won. ' 9.1mm ) " McIariand second.
( 'mirker third , . 'J'Inio : 14:13. :
Fifth race , one-halt mile , professional ;
t'igier won , 'rerrel second , Will Colurn
bird. 'rime : lOL
Sixth race. two miles , prptessiohlal : Sto.
) hefls won , IslcFarlnnd second , Jack Coburn
bird , 'rime : 5:44. :
lztxai'll mmliii F'rt'iI rle1csou ? hfii ( clmel.
'rue ( oliowers of the vlieellng sport vili
JO treliteti to itit evening of 147)011 at Chitrles
trcot park next Tucuolity eveiming , whoim
1 , good card of short raves vill ho put on.
When time six.day race was over ' 1 ueattiumy
111gb 1 Fredrickson inmethlutel ) ' challenged
imu winner for a rucum itt any ( lilhIuilco for
lbhY purieo. As Iteatding had hati enough
acing to last him ( or it couple of veekui ,
hmtxvt'li time Kansas C'clont.
, ) 10016 hIm up ,
ititi tile ii. forfeit depoitmf * 23 with time
4Imorting editor of Tim lieu. Manager Mar.
us was qiliclc to see the Interest which all
vheelmen vero taking iii the affair. so he
uttt UI ) it purse of * 100 for three ono.mnilcs
aces , best two In three , wipncr to ialCia
ill , to be EitIICtI ( ( or by 1"retlriksoti anti
,1mIxwell , Aie 11w paa wilt be set by Put-
cy and mate , some fmuet time may be ox-
eeted. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
% 'etgrim StNUOtIibtiOst .4 ifnJrw ,
lItTItLiNOToN , Ia. , June 11.-An impor-
.ant meeting of the Western association
1ts livid li'ru today. Quincy ivill be dropped
( ter rtextic'k Unlect rcat Improvement
8 ahown Itr cvtry way , Ltavenworth , Biou
- - - - - -
-
City Cliii Decatur nil stand a good chance
of gettIng the franchise in ease Quint' ) ' is
dropped. F ? , 1.1. Wemumer of Ilurlinston was
electeel president of time nS000hlttiohi , In plaice
of G.V. . llrackett. The St. Josephm-Dai
Moines protested game was deelareti no
game. The POOria'DthbtlqtiO ganie was
awartleel to Peoria ,
GA31185 liP Till ? NATION.tL I.li.tt3Ul1.
llrnoklyso Stull lIieSpitlrr' lLmili for
list Intiiiit itt l.'nst ,
1II100KIXN , 311110 11.-ThIs ntternon's
contest between the trookiyns and Clove-
11411(15 was 1101 iii doult in tli fotlrth inn
lng. It was hot "C ) " Yoihlig'i.i tiny and
11(1 W8M hit exceptIonally herd , whIi Iatmb
hmltl Tebenu's Spiders dowli to four singles.
Time stick work of ) 'Otlng Jones wits it tea.
ttlre. Fotti- times did ho go to the bitt ,
making a home run two doubles and a
sihigie. Attendance , . . ,500. Score :
. . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 1 3 0 2 0 I ) -.d
Cleveland . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 tI--i
hits : iirooklvn. 10 Cleveland , .1. FIrrors :
Brooklyn , 2 ; ( leyelahid , 2. liuirIled riltise
llrooklyn. 4 ; Cleveland , 0. BaseS Oil lalls
Oft Daub , 2 : nIt TotIng , 2. Struck out : By'
luvll , , 1 ; 1)3' VotIng , 2. 1101110 run : Jotu's.
Ti'o.bnso hits : Jones ( I ) . Stolen iRM&'S
McCarthy , Ohilds. louhie ) i1113H 1 Car.
corahm toJ.utehntmce. liii by pitebrul hall :
fly Young , chioch. Wii'i ittIll1 Voting 2 ,
Batteries : Ilrooklyn , laiib mmd ( lritit
Clovoinnd , Totitmg atmd OCotihior. Umpire :
Ilmelie.
11101)5 1.0SF ? AT IiOSTON
IIOSTON , June l1.-Iloeuton won today's
game by luck ) ' imits itiiui costly errors on time
limirt of the visitors Score :
lloston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 3 0 0 2 1) ) 0 1 ' -2
Cihicinnati . . . . . . . . . . . .0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 ( i-i
tilts : Boston , 0 : Cincihmhlntt 5. Errors :
Ilostomi , 3 ; Citmeinimati , 3. FIarImet l'utms : 001111 ,
Two-basIl liitst 1.OIig. Dwycr. Thrt'e.lntso
hits : lufty. Stolehi lmses : ilutniiitotm , Ban.
nail , Smith. Dottlde platys : MePhica to 1is'-
ilig to Smith. Ines emi luahls : Oft Nichols ,
4 : oft Iwycr , 4. lIlt by pitelicul ball : Onazel.
Struck out : Dv Nichols , 4 ; 1)3' Iwyer , 3.
\'iuul pitch : bwyer. lIntterie : ilostoti ,
NIchols fliRt Gnnzel ; Cincinimati , lwyt'r anti
Vaughn. Umpire Lynch. Attcndatlmce. 3,000.
COLONELS SCAItF3 TIlE QUAKIII1S.
1'IIILADFLPiIIA , June 11.-The Phlhiies
toduty narrowly ocaped defeat at the hiruimdai
of the I.ottlsvilie teani. 'l'lmo locals hail
the gaInt vcll in lmutnd tititil the eighth ,
wlwii ( lie Colonels got together nail sue-
corded iii tying time score. In the 1'hiliie'
halt of the eighth , three singles 1111(1 a base
on lumills broihglmt in the wilmning run. At-
tetiulance , 3 .141. Score :
I'lmiuidelpiiia ! . . . , . . . S (3 ( 0 2 0 0 2 110
Louisville . . . . . . . . . . I 0 0 1 1 1 0 il 09
hIlts : I'liilinlelphiia , 10 : Louisville , 12 , Er.
rors : Plmiladclplmia. 3 : LouisvIlle. 6. liztrned
ruhis : Lotmisvllie , 3 ; Phiiamlelplmiut , 2. 'rivo-
base hits : Miller , Frunter , Nuumh. Three.
base hitI Frazer. llama run : Clark.
Stolen 1)05051 MIller. Clingmulm (2) ( ) , Hits-
tace , Clark. Grady , } lrotmtherai , Struck out :
Cilhlgnlion. Doubie plays : Grauly to Ifutil-
milan , Cross to Halinmu to lirouthers. First
base on balls : Oft Frazer , 3 : oft Taylor ,
7. 1-lit by vitclle'l bali : Clnrlc. Batteries :
I'hiindolphta. Tuiyio'r and Graily ; Lotmis.
yule , Frtaer : almd Miller. Ummipiro : Hurst ,
BROWNS DIE EASY.
WASHINGTON. Julio l1.-lonnhue was
vilil iii tIme second inning , forcing in it ruim.
Ill the sixth ilvo hilts tot' nIne buses vero
mnatle off him. Mutill w'as hit freely , hut
haul control of the bali. Attendance , 1 500.
Score :
Washington . . . . . . . . .0 5 0 0 0 4 0 0 1-11
St.Louis . . . . . . . . . . . .300210000-fl
Jilts : Washingtoim , 15 ; St. Louis , 9. Errors :
V'mishilngton , 2 ; St. Louis , 0. Earned runs :
Vm'asliington , 7 ; St. Louis , 5. Two-base luitut :
Meyers. Drown , Abbey , lowd. Three-base
lmits : Dowd , Joyce , I'arrott , Maul. home
runs : Crooks. Stoleli bases : Cross , Joyce.
11:0505 : on balls : Oft Donahue , 6. Struck out :
Dy Maul , 2 ; by Donahue. 3. flatteries :
\Vaueluingtoii , Maul and. McGutro ; St. Louis ,
Donahue and Murphy. Umpires : Weydman
and Koefo.
SFVENTH THE GIANTS' HOO1200.
NEW YORK. June 11.-The New Yorks'
"lucky sevetmtli" proved a itoo000 to the
locals today for after two were out in that
miming i'ittehurg * lit on to Seymour's curves
and never lost sight of them until after
seven rtmus had been scored. Until the
fatal soventim Irwin's men were having
things pretty rntictm their own wumy. Vati
Haltren pitched the ninth inninh nnd strucic
two men out Attendance , 3iOO. Score :
Pittsburg . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 2 0 0 0 7 3 0-1
NowYork . . . . . . . . . 201011002-7
Hits : Pittsburg 13 : New York , 11. Errors -
rors : Pittsburg , b ; New York , 4. Earned
runs : ' Plttsburg 4 New York , 4. First butso
on hails : Oft kilten 2 ; off Seymour , 7 ;
oft Van Haltren , 2. 1ome run : Stenzel.
Three-lase hits : K. Smith Decklet' , 0.
Davis , Farrel. Two-base hits : J. hmith ,
TaIi Ilaltren , 0 , Davis , Ticrnan , Gleasoim
(2) ) . Stolen base : 12. Smith. Double plays :
ljierbnuer to Ely to Ileckley , Donovan to
Dockiey to J. Smith , Clarke to Davis , lilt
by pitched bail : fly Kilien. 1 : by Se'nioum ,
1. flatterIes : Pittsburg , Killen and Sug-
dent New York , Seymour , Van Haltren
and Farrei. Umpire : Campbell.
OLD ANSI2 WINS A GAME.
BALTIMORE. June 11.-Pop Anson's team
defeated the Cimnmpioims In an eleven-inilillg
game. Attendance , 3,512. Score :
Baltimore . . . . . .00000010200-3
Chicago . . . . . . . . .0 0 2 0 0 00 0 1 0 2-5
Hits : Ilaltimore. 14 ; Chicago , 12. Errors :
ilaltimoro , 1 : ChIcago , 2. Earned runs : Dm1-
there , I ; Chicago , . , Two.base hits : Dah-
len , Anson. Three-base hits : Decker. Stolen
lascs : Doyle. Double paye Reitz to Jell-
niligs to Doyle : Dahlen to I'fehter to Anson ;
Plotter to Amison ; lCeelet to 1)oyle. Dases
on halls : Oft Hotter , 3 ; off Grilllth , 2. Struck
out : thy Hotter , 3 : by GrIllith , 2. Passed
balls : Cluirlc , 1 ; Kittredgo , 1. llattteties : I
baltimore. lioffer and Ciarlco ; Chicago , Grit-
5th anti IClttretlge. Uniplro Sheridan.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Chweland . . . . . . . . . . 40 III 3.1 55.0
Baltimore . . . . . . . . . . 43 27 1(3 ( 52.8
Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . . 413 27 19 58.7
l'hiladelphta . . . . . . . 413 27 19 SS.7
Iloston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 21 l4 57.1
Wsuthington . . . . . . . . 42 22 20 52.1
Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . 411 23 23 50.0
Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . . . 4t 22 22 50.0
I'lttuelurg . . . . . . . . . . . 42 It It 1.0,0
Now York . . . . . . . . . . 45 20 25 44.1
St. Louis . . . . . . . . . . 43 13 30 30.2
Louisville . . . . . . . . . . 43 9 34 20.9
Genies today : Cleveland at Brooklyn ;
Chicago lit. Baltimore : Louisville at Philit-
ulei2hit ; ; Pittumburg at New York ; CIncinnati
at Boston ; St. Louis at Waslingtoim.
' ' ' JLIISUL'l'14.
W11)STEIII' ( ASSOCIt'I'ION
ilitrileigiosm , 1)ubuilue misimi Itouleford
% 'in Summit' l'ostlosmed Gmiitmcs.
BURLINGTON , June l1-Scoro
Ilurlingtoti . . . . . . . . . .0 3 0 2 2 3 3 0 0-13
St. Joseph..I 0 1 U 0 2 1 1 17
1Iituo Burlington. 12 ; SI , Joseph , 13. FIr.
rors : llurllngton , 5 : St. Joseph , ' 1. Batter-
es : Niehol 1111(3 Grim ; Coburn and Parker ,
CEDAR ltAPID , Juno 11.-Score :
Dubuque . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3-1
1euitr Itapidue . . . . . . . .0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-2
hits : Dubtique , 5 : Cedar Rapids , 3. FIr-
rors : Dumbuqile , l. Ceulur linpids , 5. Batter.
es : Smith and Zahnu.'r ; ttlslcy 1111(1 1)0mb-
11111.
IIOCKFOBD , Ill. , June 11.-Score :
[ tockford . . . . . . . . . . . .0 0 4' 5 0 0 1 0 1-11
L'coria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 0 0 0 2 I ) 1 0 0-3
hilts : ItOciCtord , 12 ; PeorIa , 7. Errors :
locicforil. 2 ; I'eorIa 5. Iinttcried : tinder-
vood and Snyder ; Gregory and eislor.
STANDING OP THFI TEAMS.
l'layed. WtlI1 , Lost. P.C.
DeH Moines . . . . . . . . 31 28 3 00.3 1
'coria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.0,0
ItoclGford . . . . . . . . . . 40 : ii 16 03,0
) tihuque . . . . . . . . . . . :11) : ) 32 17 55.4
? etiutr RapIds . . . . . . 2i 15 23 87.5 i
it , Jo130)1 : ) . . . . . . . . . . 37 13 II 3.5.l C
iuriingtoti . . . . . . . . . 41 34 27 31m1 I
uinc ) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 It 21 21.1 ' I
Games ' today : St Joseph III llurilngton ;
Des Moines at Quincy ; Peoria at Eiockford ; I
Jubuque at Cedar htapiil.
Cnri's 1I'net MIle.
DENVER , Juno h1-Ceorgn Card clipped
wo seconds oft the vorit3' recormi for the
matour paceth nun today. Ills actual tine
ulmohilciuti ) was 1:15 : 2-fl , tIme reoril lutjlti ' ,
:1:0 : 2-5. The world's record of 1:13 : 2.3 ( or
he two-thirds of a mile was aIo uirnuishcd ,
lard's tiriuo beIng 2:12. : Iiq SiIt.3 $ paced by a ii
axtot. II
a
GETS TIIROUCII IN A hURRY
Mazonlo Granti LoJgo Goucludos Ita cs-
lions Ycstaraay Afternoon ,
NEXT MEETING TO BE HELD IN LINCOLN
I'irst ( ' , rnttd 3iiisrr of ( lie NeIrnslit
Iuiiilgt' , lhmhert C. Jordan , ( I
nit OvtitI.tmIi'ift ) ' Years
a 3iiisiti.
At time session of the Masonic grani
lodge held yesterday lmiOrIltflg the
conmniltteti on codIfication of the
laws Presented its report' , aceom-
Dallied by a CDI ) ) ' of limo laws as reviset and
brought tIP to tlnte. The report of the corn-
mnittee was adoitc'd StIll the committee was
given a hearty Vote of thalmks for time effi-
cleat manner in which It had performed
tita work assigned to It.
4tn nnmendtneimt to the by-law's presented
at time last scsaion of limo grand lodge , pm-
vilIng that the iwr diem of members in
atteimdnncc uon tim grand lodge should be
limited to two days , was rejected by the
adolition of time report of the cotntnltteo to
which it lied beell referred.
All arnondluont to the iy-lws which hail
licell laid over since limo last session was
auloptml , providitlg that all Iilaster dasoii
who imave betm nmemnbcrs in good Standing
for thirty years almd who have reached
the age of 65 years , may , by a umajorlty
vote of the lodge , be placed upon the retired -
tired list and shall be exenipt from the
paynient of further 10.1170 titles , and the
lodge shall hot lie liable to the grand lodge
for dues 1)0 Ituicit retired mflenlbers ,
A striking feattiro of limo Inorning sea-
sian was the reception tendered thu venerable -
able htobert C. Jordan , the first graliul
Inflator of Masons lii the state of Nobrasini.
lIe was escorted into ihto lodge rootii by a
leCial conminittee appointeul by tht grand
limatutor for that purpose atiti i'as receivol
with the ltigilest. lmommors known to tlto
MasonIc fraternity , after which lme was
given time seat of honor bcsiila time grand
lIbeler. Owing to the lhyslcal weakiless
of time voneral e iast gratid Ihiaster ime requested -
quested Graiii Master Wilson to express
Imis tlmanlcs to time grand lodge for the hmonor
just conferred upoim hIm , The grand master
addressed time lodge iii a most fooling amul
oio0tlcmmt maimer , referring to the service
rendered thmo fraternity in titis jurisdiction
by the venerable brother , who had boon
made grand lmiastcr of Nebrasica over thirty-
nine years ago , alill vito haul been a monm-
her of the fraternity over fifty years. The
address of the gralhtl master was ti. totlciiiiig
tribute to time simple lifo of the venerable
brother at lila aIde and at its conclusion the
applause was long and hearty.
Time members in attendance from time
lodges in Lincoln resi'nteu1 en invItation
frotio the lodges of that city to tile granti
lodge , esking that the next sessIon of time
grand lodge be imeld in that city. Time invitation -
vitation was accepteui and the next session
of the graiul lodge , wlmicim has beotm halt
lii Omaha for a number of years , wIll ho
hold in tile capital city.
ELECTION OP OFFICERS.
Time election of omeers was timeli taken
up and resulted as follows : Charles J.
l'holps of Scbuyler , time present deputy
grand master , was elected groom ) master :
John B. Dinsrnore of Suttoim was advanced
from the position of graitti seimlor warden
to timat of deputy grammd master ; Frank H.
Young of Broken Ilow wits aulvatmced front
thte office of grand junior warden to that of
grand senior warden.
It lacing long after time noon hotmr a recess
was then taken before tlmo position of grand
junior warden was filled.
Wimen the grand lodge convened In tim
afternoon the election of ofilcers was resumed -
sumod , Henry K. Kerman of Lincoln betng
elected as jrtmmmtl jumilor wardtamm. ChrIstian
Hartniaim of Omaha was re-elected as grand
treasurer and William It. flnivcim of Omaha
was re-elected ( or the twenty-fiftlm time as
gratmd secretary of the grand lodge of No-
braslca. Time grand master-elect ammnouhicoul
the following appointtve ofhicers for time ensuing -
suing year : Harry C. Harman of Nebraska
City , grand chaplain ; Samuel it. Smutlm of
indlanola , grand orator ; James A. Tulinys
of TIed Cloud , grand custodian ; William .
Kaysor of Omaha , grand marshal ; A. W.
Crites of Chadron , grand senior deacon ;
Frauds II. White of Phattanmoutim. grand
junior deacon ; Jacob King of I'apilliolm ,
grammd tyler.
Tile grand lodge officers-elect were then
luly immatalled by I'ast Granul Master George
IV. Llninger , assisted by Past Grand Master
Samuel It. Davidson , as grant ! Imiarsimal.
1tcoJutIoiis of thanks were voted to the
retiring graimul master , Henry 11. Wilson of
Liiicolii and to the bretherlm of Omaha for
the genoromis entertnhtlrlidnt afforded limo
Visitltlg delegates.
The several standing commIttees reported
an the various matter which had bcezm referred -
ferred to timeni , anti Ume business of the
rand lodge was completed , the grand nas-
icr announcing that the lodge would ho
hosed until the 4th of June , next year ,
when the lodge will mcci 1mm , Lincolmm.
IIOlhJhlt'I' .tNl ) 11010 VlIl1NN ' 10 3lFiIfiP ,
'l'tutitils Cltitiiiiintinitsj 15t-CltjimmtmIa
in ? thI.lillt' Slamles' I'lioil.
NEW YORK , June 11.-'fiie Middle States
Ihanpionshll1) tournament wits coiltinuNi
itt Mountain Station , N. J. , today. Tim
octal-fInal round 1mm time iuIcn' singles , time'
hampIouship event' , resulteul as follows :
Clutrenco Ijoburt , New York Lawn TunIut
: ltml , , . beat George L. Wrenim , harvard , 0-1 ,
1-ti , 6.4 ,
It. I.Vrvmn , harvard , beat Richard
3toveti , St. Georps Tennis climb 5.i. 1-a.
hobart amid JlobVregmn viiJ play time
leciuling game ,
ltIuii's tiotubles , prelinilnary .roupj
11. P. Davis and Lieutenant % V. A. ilethel ,
IVc'it Point , 11111 It. II. Miles , jr , nail 0.
11. Allies , 7.5 i7 , 6-3. '
First rotmntl ;
w' . N. Frazer and A. P. Slnimnonmis beat'
1)avis amml Jj'th1Cl , 4-fl. 0-h , 0-3.
5 , C. Millet antI .1. 3' , 'i'utllmnngo Jr. , bettt
. P. ilawi's zulu it , D , 'l'hurier , 6--I 6-0.
St'coimul roe ad :
Cluiremien lloleirt antI It. I ) . Wrenn bent'
; . N. J"razet' Itilti A. 1' . Sininioiids , 6-2 , 'J-a ,
I
Millet anti 'Fuillrnago beumt ( I , r4. Wrenn
tud Alfred Godrnuin , 6-3 , 1-6 , 6-2.
Cricket ,
'rho game on Ill , , grountis of the Omnhi
ti'ket club all Stmturday afternoon will
10 All Salmitsi' church imgaiiijtt the Omaha
rieket ltmb.
A glftmlCa , itt time learnt ; below will show'
hat thu teutnh representing. tile "ijaiihts
neltides a good inamiy of the lwst players
if iii , , cluil , , eonnuuqtmentl ) ' thu "Sinners"
huivo got their hands full If timey win. 'rho'
tiummns-
"Iitlnts"-It. W , 'faoyior , cnpthln : M. A ,
' hitlI , J , II. Eutntns , U , II , Vnughmutn , 1V. It ,
'aligharm , C. If. Cookaton , It. It. Young , C.
I , Yommmij , John Guliul , ' 3' . hal , Treytior , C.
I. AitCimt9iOti W. W , Owt'mne.
"iliiiners"-jj. Lawrie , eitptIlin I' . 111k
itch , J , YVflhiCihI , J. Canieroim , P. Ii , Mnr-
liutli , J , louglns , C , Hill , 11 , Now , H. II ,
Iprngu& I ) , ttrotcjmiti , hCtv , J , I' , D. Llwyd ,
V. J. Calvin , C. H. l'ottur , C , Tutbiel1 ,
Stumps wIll be tdtcli'ol at 2:21) : sharp , After
he game 111010 wIll be it COtilniittee meet.
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"Wash us with Pearline !
'I That's all we ask. Save us from that dreadful rubbing-
It's wearing us out !
it \r want Pearline-tlie original washing-compound-
the one that has proved that it can't hurt us-Pearline !
Don't experiment on us with imitations ! We'd rather bc
rubbed to pieces than eaten up , "