Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DATLy BEE : AV'ftYNESDAT ) , JTOV 15 , 1890.
SPEG1RL NOTICES.
AilvrrtliKMiicntN for tlicur- column *
will lie liiki-u until lUiIlO p. in. for HIP
nnil inilll H 11. " for tlic
mill Siinilny rilllliitiM.
* , liy rviiiirntlitH : n imtii-
lu-rcil check , can Intw mifwrm nil-
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( if Tllp llcf. AlimtlrN Mil llllllrrNHPll
nlll he ilHIvi-ri'il oil iiri-MCiitnlliin uf
fluolHM'U only.
Hiiti-n , ll-lu n v\orit Mr xl liiNrrlloiit
1 a wnril ( lu-rt-nftcr. IVolhliiKr tnUi'it
for li > NN ( linn Urn- for tinllrxt limrr-
llou. ThemnilvcrllnriiiciilH iiiiint l e
rilll COIIHIMMltl Vl'l ) .
\VAVri'SI > _ SITIJATIO\ .
) . POSITION 11V AN KXPRIlinNrni ) .
nil rouml printer In a cuuntry ulllcc. Una
* vorkcit In city mllw for n nnmlier of years.
sr lint on ncrount of Ills hnnllh ill-Hires to locate
In u country town. AiMrena T 2 , lite.
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1JV 1'IIACTICAI. TINSMITH ANI > HAltinVAUrJ
limn ; 13 yrurn' pxt rlr-nre. cnti Klvc Roiwl refer-
rhrpj * If wiiiiteil , Imvo goiwl ilb In Colorailo at
tucKi-tit , but do not like tlio country. AiMrons
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WAXTRD MAliK IIKI.P.
WANTKI ) . AN IIIIU : WHO CAN THINK OK
IMIIHB nlmplG thins to patent ? I'rntrct ynur
lilpim , they may lirlni ? you wenlth. Write .lolin
\WcMerlmni * Co. , leit. | V. , 1'atent Attorney * ,
Wiuthlnicloii , I > . i : . . for Iliclr $ lW > o iirl e offer
ntiil a lint of two humlrcd Invention * wanted.
MtlSiriANH WANTKD. CI.AIUONKT. COU-
lii't , tromtxme , to double Hiring. A. 1J. Heidi-
nrdt. Kurt Crook. II-M2I3 17 *
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GOOD UAltOHKriH roil II. A M. UY. CO. . IN
Wyoming ; free fare. Kramer & O'llearn , 11ZO
r'lirnnm. II M539 17
WAVI'liD KliM A Mi IIKI.P.
WANTKD. LADY WITH OOI > -
to Hollclt onlei-H for the nncyclopeille illc-
tlonary ; Btilry J30.00. Address T 3 , Ilee.
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VANTKO. A FKXV flOOH H11I11T MAKKIIS.
nt once , ( late City Bhlrt ft. I.ciurulry Co. , 205-7
North 17th. C-3UI-14 *
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WA N T Kit , lOOI > OlltL. roil OKNK11AL.
hiiimuwDrk. KU9 Karnum t. C Mill 15 *
WANTBD. OIUI4 KOH UKNCHAI , HOUHK-
u-ork at 2110 DmiKlliH Hi. _ C M2 If. '
FOR UH.VI' ll < H.Hi.H. !
JIOUHliS IN AL.I , 1'AIITS OP TUB CITY TI1H
O. K. Uiivla Company , 1S05 Farhum. 1 > Stfg
ItOUHU.S , DI-INAWA & CO. , 1CS N. 15TH ST.
MOOMtN IIOUSK9. C. A. STAIUl. ! )25 ) N.Y. I.1PB
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HOr.HHS. WAU..ACK , 1I11OWN HL1C. 16 A Douif.
1J SsOll
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FOU IIBNT , 8-HOOM HOUSB , A1..I. MODKIIN
conveniences ; south front anj vunvenlont to
business. Inquire at 2G08 Half Howard.
D-140
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8-llOOM. DKTACIIMI ) , MODIJIIK HOUSM , | 3
KiKiuIre U21 Capitol avenue , 1) ) . II. Uotil.wn.
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TWO FINK HOURKS , ONK 8 , ONB 9 HOOMS ,
117 and 12.1 S. 3rth t. ; nil modern conven
iences. lieat ri.'slcli'iK'e part of the city. In < | Ulrc
U2I N. Y. lilfoj tulephono IMW. U MSOO
STUAJl IIHATI-jir STOHK.S AMI ) FLATS"
llowiird Ilatick , ngvnl , 16IU ChlcuKO stieet.
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FOIl UIONT. SIODUIIN 8-llOOM IIOUSK AT
OH 1'ark nvc. Imiuhu nt Fuller's drtiB store ,
IHIi and UoiiKlas ts. l > MS08
JA1U5H MST OF IIOUSICS. THE I1YHON
Heed Co. , 212 ti. It Hi l. I-.MbOU
l'Oll HUNT. JIOIiilN FLATS. LANOI2
ll. . > ck. 005 S. 13th st. -MC05 Jyi'l
cnoicn nonsKH AND COTTACIKS FOU HUNT
all over tliu city , Ji to JW. Fidelity , 17IK Fur-
_ nnin. U-8S6
FOU HKNT. A IIOUSK IN 1 BUFKOT nKrAUl"-
Kood location. Imiulre. 712 North IDtli stieet. '
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IIOrSKS. P. D. WIJAD , 1CT1I AND DOUGLAS.
_ D 1000 HO
7-UOOJI MODKHN IIOUSK ; LAIIOE LAWN
13th , Mouth of Mamlei-Hon. D 221 1S <
FOlt ItL'NT. 7-IlOO.\I COTTAQi : , COTII AND
Haliler streets ; cellnr , cistern , city water. Jti.ou.
Inquliu 1313 Farnum. U 11227 10
I-MIl IlKXT FUUMSUnn HOO.MS.
ELKOANTLY FUnNISIIKI ) UOOM3 , OAS
bath , hot ami cold water. Turnm leasnnnble !
1C07 Cullfornla Mreet. K M221 15
l'"OIl IinNT ONK OH TWO DHSIHAHLK
south front rooms. 1910 Dodge street.
K-225 14'
FIJHM.Sllii ) IlOO.tIS AMI 1IOAHI ) .
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BOt'Tir FJtONT
F-MW7 Jy20
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LAiioi : ruoNT HOOM FOU TWO.
_ jirlvuto fumlly. 2020 St. Mary's nve. F-MS7C
NJOELY Fl'IlNIKHKn UOO&13 AND KmsT
clnsa board at 172J Dodnc. _ F-M113 15
1'.V KI'Y " 0 ° M . "ODD 1IOAHD. | 3M ) AND
I.OO week. 814 N. 1'Jtll. _ F-M228 zg
KIMl HKXTKiUMSIIin ) HOO.MS.
rHAMIlK H3 FOU UK.NT. .MAN AND WIFE"-
city water , waste pipe. 315 N. 17th ttrart
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KOH UIO.VT STOKK.S A I } OKI.MCI3S.
FljlHT CLASS I1HICIC STOIlir L'ILIINO Id !
Farnnm. Itiroe slorltM and bun-mi-nt ; will niter
to suit tenant ; low rent. 314 1st Nnfl irk | , '
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l' ' ° . .u..IlN"1'T . , . ! ? : n I-STOIIY imit'K iitiiLniNo
ut 9IH Fnrnam st. This hulldl.ur luis i Ireprouf
cement basement - , eomplelij steum heatlnif IU-
. .UiK.VTSY.TI2I ) .
173 TO $130 A MONTH AND U.MMJNSHS I'AID
milemncu for i-lifum. c-xpi-rlenro ?
MuuUai.l BOM , , | ; i.mi , . i-k.rl ! cl r , iinneceuary , ' ,
to riicli i-u-lomer. lllnliop & Km. | | . si. Louis
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\XT13I1TO HI5XT.
noon TIJXANTH KI-CITUID : : ro
liuim-s ) > Iuvcil la our cliurec * . l-'tdollly. 170 }
r'aiiiuin. 1C 5S ?
r\\o 01 1 TIIUKIiwiWNiKHHrj : HOOMS
wild Imnnl ; no objcrilim to illnlaiu'o out ; nurili
il ; xtnlu Ivfutlon and ti-rina. T 0 , lk > o.
K-.M23S 15 *
I'ACIFIO HTOllACll' ) AND WAIIHIIOI'Si : CO. .
Hjg.giO Jonea. Ih-iioiul storugc uml ( orwnrilliiK
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BTOItAOK , KIIAN1C IIWKUH. IM II.uTN'HV
M -ti :
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OM VAN & HTOIlAr.i ; . 1115 l\\"ll'M TiU lM $ .
11-871
WA.NTUll TO JIUV.
WANTBD. TO IHIV. COItNKIt 1XT WITH Oil
without Imprint'iiu'iits. wllliln llv bloclin of
10 nnil Ci'iijuri mutt 1)0 u barguln , Aililn-
T 1 Hei > .
NJ3J.HH
KOH s.\i.uri ii.M'i'iiiti : .
iiiu3.\NT 1'fiiNiTriu : oi' A aiciuT : HO.
nlfly for ulu ut a uroat nucrlllco. AiMloBH A
lj , Ik-e ulllco. O-MS3J-SO
i-'im s.\i.inou.si.s AX WAGONS.
NIW OR poou siroNi : > .TiAND"c.uuiTAals :
liuil l > iipy ) | . clii-np , 1(11 ( lioJs * . --ill8
, , , AT l
litli
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IIKBT HAII WIXI > 1100 AND OHK'KIJN
o ; ulna "all i > lro. " C. 11. ! , < „ , oi Puuglii
Q -MS
incyci.i : * ! . jio. u & JM. 'a
rented , rcpilroj. Oni. wiry. t > . , ta . icili it
Q-sia
BALK. 4 IIIA vnnsii MIUC cows.
Call ufuuioon ; yanl th anJ Jiurl t.
.11181)131.1.A ) NICoTiaT
IMIOTOS OF TUB l.OOAN WIIKOK WHICH
w re uken lmmvai l ly utter Hi * cull ) l n cn
b obtalnw ] fruiii O. Matlieua , Wooilblnc , la. ,
l-ojlpula for c nm nch | I lmv llv Jitter !
lit vlewi , all ( ilulu anJ Ulitlnol : vlll mall
tiie t ( or . U-M : :
SIAM3.U1K , IIATIIS , UTO.
> IMB , 34I1TH , 1IS1 DOIIOLAB HT , . SKCOND
llopr riwu 6 , intkiuf * . > it4in , alcuhol nJ nut
pliurtu * Uitha.
MASS.I2 , IIATIIS , KTC.
Continual.
Mils , nn. UON. KI.KCTIHC MASSAGE I-AII-
lora , refrerhtnv nnd curative ; don't fnll to call.
417 8. llth t. . upatalrg. T M til IS * _
MMI AMKS. "lJATHri7MAS3Aai : . 607 fl. 11TH
St. . room 3. T M23I 20'
I'KltSOXAIj.
MIS3 VAN VALKUNIIUltQ DKaTIlOYS t'KIl-
munonlly liy electricity , nupcrnuoun Imlr , mules
warts.etc. lloom Jin , N. Y. Life llld .
IIUI'TUIIU CtlltKDj NO 1'AIN ; NO UBTK.V-
tlon from liuslnr sjve refer to Mindreila of
patients cured. O , K. Miller Co. , 307 N. Y.
Life liulldlni ; , Omnhn , Neb. U-S23
V1AVI. A IIOMn TIIKATMBNT I'OU UTBIHNK
troubles. 1'hyslclan In attendance. Consulta
tion or health book free. SIS Ileo LI.If. .
HOSTON DHKSS CUTTING APADKMY. 11. 303.
Knrbncli blk ; learn the best ryutcm. no rclltilni ; ;
tench'rs wanted ; circulars cent. Mrs. U. Khfllor.
U 631
MOM3Y T ) I.OAN IIK.VIj HSTATl'2.
ANTHONY LOAN A THUST CO. , SI5 N. Y. I , .
Quick mono } nt low rales for choice farm loans
In Iowa. neil > r > rn Missouri , eastern Nebraska.
W-82S
CITY LOANS. C. A. STAUIl , 923 N. Y. L1KB.
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MONBY TO LOAN ON 1MPKOVB1) OMAHA
real cstntc. Ilrcnnan , I.ove Co. , 1'iixtun block.
W-S27
LOANS ON IMUOVBD& UN1MPUOVBD CITY
liroiiurty. W. JJurnam Smith & Co. , 1J0 rarnnm.
W 823
MONRY TO 1OAN ON IMI'HOVni ) OMAHA
l > rowrty | at B BV4. 6 and GVJ per rent. I'usey
& Thomas , rom 207 , First Nallonnl bank MdB.
W-829
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MONKY TO IX3AN ON CITY I'llOI'KUTY.
UOO.OO up to HO.COO.W. Fidelity Trust Company.
\V-830
MONBY TO LOAN AT LOW llATKfl. TUB
O. r. Davis Co. . 1505 Farnam st. \V SJ1
\VlLtriT4.M ? A LAtlOB SPKCIAL FtTND
to loan or. . .nfrovcd Omnha prnperty In July
nnd AiiKiist at lowest rules ; npply now ; don't
wait until your fid loan expires. Fidelity Trait
Company. \V-M127
LOANS ON IMIMIOVBD CITY AND FARM
property ; low rnles. II. II. Irey , 001 N. Y. Life.
W-D75-A5
F. 1 > . WBAD. LOANS , lmt"ANI ( ) DOt'OLAS.
SIOXI3V 1/ > LOAN CIIATTKLS.
MONKY TO LO V , 30 , 60 , DO DAYS ; FtlllNI-
turo. plnnos , etc. 'luff Qrecn , room 8 llnrlter blk.
X-S33
MONKY TO IXJAN ON .
horwi'S , wnnnns , etc. . nt lowest rntc In city ;
no removul of Roodi ; btrlctly conlldentlal ; you
can pay the loan off nt uny tlnn > or In any
amount. OMAH MORTOAOB LOAN CO. .
30G So. IGlh t.
X-S3I
nwsixnss CIIAXCISS.
FOU SALI3-AHO11T 2.000 LItS. MINION TYl'B ,
TOO Ibs. Hgnto. CCO Ibs. brevier type , io pair
two-third caEcs. (0 double Iron stundn for two-
third cares. Till * material was used on The
Omnhn llei > nnd Is In fairly good condition.
Will bo sold ehonp In bulk or in quantities to
milt purchaser. Apply In person or by mall to
The lice I'ubllnhlnK Co. , Omaha , Neb. Y 713
J2.-.0.00 1NVKSTKD BAUKKD : AI'niL $30 * 00-
May , J3C2.00 ; June , J371.00 ; 1S93 avcniBoil 5S.00
wci-Uly ; proofs free. F. Daily , 1203 Ilnmdwny.
Nsw York. Y MOSS AS *
FOU BALI : , AN OLD KSTAIILIBHUD HICYCLB
business ; Hrst class opening for a man with
small capital tn Invest : owner wishes to re
tire from business. Address S M , lieu.
Y M120 15
WANTBD. 1'AUTNKU ; l.ICWT MANUFACTinu
Ins business , which will guarantee partner n
profit of at least JI.SOO.OO yearly ; you will not
reiiulro experience ; about ISOO.OO cash required
703 IClh nve. . Council Uluffs. Y M143 16
FOU SAL13. TUB ONLY UAKI3UY AND
restaurant In lliimphiey , Neb. Over 1,000 In
habitants ; brick Imlldlne ; line oven ; estab
lished In 1SS7 ; come and sea. M. lllohan. prop .
Y-M201JG"
FOU SALK-A GRAIN RLEVATOul IXJCAT1ON
In the best part of Nebraska. Address S C2.
lleo odlce. Y M196-1S *
KOH SALIC 1U2AL ESTA'l'li ' .
IIBAL ESTATH AND LOANS.
William H. Crary , 615 N. Y. Life bldK.
UIJ C71-Jy27
FOU 8ALU
Seven-room brick house with larRe lot frontlnt !
houth on Luke St. . near 20th at. ; hoube rents
for 115.00 per month. 1'rlce , Jl.&OO.OO.
Two houses on corner lot , 20th nnd Maltha
sts. 1'rlce. Sl.COO.OO.
Six-room house , barn , lot 60x150 fuet. In Kood
lesldenee locality , juid one block from car line
1'rlce , Jl.CCO.OO.
Five-room house , lot 30x150 fret , In peed real.
ilonce locality nnd uno block from car line.
1'rlce. Jl.200.00.
KlBht-room house , modern conveniences , barn ,
full lot , east fiont on 23th nnear Leav-
er.worth ; Improvements alone cost S3 Ml ) 00
1'rlce. t-.100.UO.
Finn residence lot , MxlSO feet , south front ,
Kood nelKhborhood , near car line. 1'rlce
J70U.OO. only SKO.W ) cnuli , balance long time '
Lot 00x130 feet on Hurt fit. between 20th and
Mth sts. ; lot Is covered with shade trees
Trice. J1.3"0.00.
Good DO foot east front lot on grade , near
Ilanscnm park. Price , (3DO.QQ
Several K > oil resilience lots In western part
of city , within two blocks Fnmam st. car line
JMO.C' ) to J7SO.CO pur lot ; terms easy. '
Five acre * wosi of elty , J200.CO per acre.
Five acres near South Omaha , $70.00 per acre
Acre lots near South Om ha cheap for cash '
1'OTTEU & RKOItRB COMPANY ,
RR-M107 IS Cor. ICth ami Fnrnam sis.
FOU SALK. LOTS Oil ACUKS AI.ONOSIDK
the railroad station and nt-ar tlie covernnient
buildings nt the main west entrance to Fort
Crook ; prices low ; term * * easy.
I'OTTBU .t UKOIICK COMPANY.
8. W. Cor. ICth and Farnam sts.
. ni : MS77 at
AIISTHACT.- . THIS UYIION IlKBD COMPANY.
U13-833
FOU SALR-SIX GUA1N KLCVATORS IN
Oage county. N-Jb. . on the Union 1'aclllo rail-
wuyj fasy terms and cheap , Address J. O.
Bhcn , room 620 N. Y. Life bldg. UI373
FAUM LANDS. U If. IIAHltlSDN. 012 N. Y.
Life. 111S MTO-Jy' i *
M'KINLBY M'COLIMBKCUIt. .
You know the lest.
A beautiful coltaKo In Walnut Hill , worth I' 000.
for Jl.'JuO. Monthly payments to suit. Don't
bo a renter always , get a. home , when It Is just
us easy.
Omaha Heal ICst.itc and Trust Co. , 211 S. ISth.
UI3-M131
LOST.
STOL13N. ST. } liilNAUI ) DOU ; DAIIK , YKL-
Inw , white breast and Iocs ; reward for In
formation leading to his recovery. II. I *
Axtaler , 3KI SiuuUlm ; stiuut. Lost M22J 1C *
TUB PEOPLE'S DISI'BNSAUY. 162 ! DOUGLAS
it. . U the only iilavo uheie ladles are sure tu
be icllcved uf all their troublesome diseases
peculiar to their sex. This Is the oldest dis
pensary In the city , Don't hesitate ; procrasti
nation Is the thief nt 111110 , uml In another
month your ailment may bo Incurable ; all ilo-
Uyvd courses aud IxieKUlarltlea lettered , no
matter from nhut enure ; we have a fine liomu
If you need prlvai-y. all letlera enclosing stamp
nimrrred and mcdlrlna forwarded ; confine
ments , HO.OO find tip. M-2J2 31
111,11,11I.VXD l.O.VX ASSOCIATIONS.
HHAllUS JN MUTUAL L. & U. ASS'N PAY 7T
K per cent vthrn 1 , S , i yuan old ; always ie-
ilfeinab ! * . I70 < Farnam > t. Nattlniifr , Beo.
S3i
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now TO OUT "A HOMB oii'snciJui : QOOD
Intcrot on wivlnts. Apply to Omahu L & II
Ani'n. not Farnam , O , M. Nattlnccr , Sea.MJ
MJ
UliTUU'l'IVH AGUXCY.
CA1TAIN I" . MOSTYN. PKTKCTIVIJ AGBNCY ;
nil ilste'HIva nmk carefully and promptly at
tended to ; 210 Knrbarh bcuk | : , Omahu. and tilO
Itounokfi UlJe. . ChlcaK" . WS'O 31
i > \ > v.viuioKius.
II. MAIiOWITO LOANS MONEY. 411 N , II 8T ,
8(0
ASTiioi.oav.
TUB WONDKU OF TUB AQB : PHOF. A.
Mu * ry , Ilia sicatest tiitrokKer and palmliter
In the world ; pant , pievent , future told or no
rharce. IMS t'nrnani , t lo II m. , 1:14 : to 8:30
p. m , s7i- : :
Ml'SIO ' , AllT AXI > LANOUAIIH.
K. aui.i.KKiir.cit. IIANJO AND
uullar teuclior. U. 413 lleo llldg.Tel , 238. 100
SlIOUTIIA.Vn AM ) TVI'i\VIUTI.\ ,
A , c. VAN HANTS SCHOOL , t > u N , Y. LIFK.
811
II1CVCLHS
WKST'N UICVCLK ft UUN CO. . I6 CUMINO.
Ut
noiisr.s
GOOD OIIAS3 , HOARD FUNCB , fll'HINO
water. A. W. Phelprl & Bon , 107 N. Y. Life.
G24 Jy25
i i'iioi.sTiiii.N : ! rtiit.MTt'Hi : .
FUHNITt'llB PACKBD. COUl'IIEH XIADB TO
order , rnnttrp cs made and renovated , chairs
caned ; cheap this month. M. S. Wolklln. 1111
Cumlnc. Tel. 1M1. S37
BNOAOF.MBNTS TO DO DIIKSSMAK1NO IN
fomllles solicited. Miss Sturdy. 2C1 * Davenport.
M 47-Jyl6
I'UOI'OSALS KOU TUB CONSTUUCTION
of Thrco Thirty Knot Torpedo Houta and
OlhiT Tort)1" ' ! ' ' lioats for the t'nlti-il Stntos
Nnvy. Navy neinirtmeiit , Washington , D
( ' . , Jimp IS , iSMi. iTndpr nutliorlty. oonfcrreil
by tlin act of roncri" > s milking upproprln-
tloiirt for tlio navnl m-rvlcc. approved Jutin
10 , I'iS' ' ! , Hnnloil proposals nro hrroby Invited
nnil will Iw received nt this department
until 12 o'clock noon , on Krlilay. the ISth
ilny of September , ISlifl , at which time and
place they will be opened In the presence of
uttelidltiK bidders , for the construction , by
contrnet , pxeltlslve of Hen-stores , and of the
ordnance and orilnnneo oiitllt of all kinds
which , however , will be Illicit nnd secured
In place by the contractors , of three thirty
knot torpedo bents and other torpedo boats ,
which vessels are. for the purposes of this
advertisement , designated n * Torpedo Boats
Now. 0 , 10 and 11. Three torpedo boats
to Imvo n maximum speed of not less than
thirty Unots an hour , and Tonx-do lioats
Nos. 12 to 21. Ten , or fewer , torpedo boats
oC two types , those of typo 1 to have n
npecd of not less than twenty knots an
hour , and those of type 2 to have a speed
of not less than twenty-two and one-half
knots an hour. The contracts will pro
vide that all the expenses of all trials prior
to preliminary or conditional acceptance
Khali be borne by the contractors. The
thirty knot boats and the twenty-two and
one-half knot boats are to constructed In
accordance with the bidder's plans nnd
Kpecltlcatlons , but KP.neral plans of a ves
sel of the latter kind may l > o examined at
thn Hureau of Construction and Repair ,
and plans of the machinery of such a ves
sel may ho had on application to the Hureau
of Steam EnKliu-erliiK ; the twenty knot
boats will bo built In accordance with the
bidder's plans and specifications or with
those prepared by thn department as the
Secretary of the Navy may deem most ad
vantageous , all subject to the conditions
slated In the "Circular ilcllnlni ; the chief
characteristics of thrco thirty knot torpedo
boats and other torpedo boats for the U.
S. Navy , " approved by the Secretary of the
Navy on the 17th day of Juno , ISM. Copies
of this circular can be obtained on appli
cation to thn Hureati of Construction and
Ilepalr , Plans and Hiuclflcatlon | for the
eonstrue.tloii of thn vessels of tyix ? No. 1
of the smaller boats ( twenty knots ) may bo
seen and e.imnlnnd nt the Navy Depart
ment. Forms of proposals embracing a
general statement of provisions to bo In-
eluded In thn contracts' for the vessels will
bo prepared , and may bo obtained at any
tlmo after AUBitst 1. 1S % , on at >
pllcatlon lo the Navy Department ,
wboro all Information essential to bid
ders can also be obtained. Said vessels
must bo completed , the thirty knot boats ,
within eighteen months , nnd the others
within ono year from dnto of contract , nnd
payments under the contracts will bo niaclo
on the former mentioned vessels In ten ami
on the latter In live equal Installments as
the work progresses , upon bills duly certi
fied , from which ten per cent , will bo re
served to bo paid on thn full and llnal com
pletion of the respective contracts. It Is
intended to construct three or more vessels
of typo 1 , those having a speed of twenty
knotn , and ono or more of typo 2 , these
having a speed of twenty-two and one-
half knots. Didders are invited to name
the price at which they will build ono , two
or three boats , In order that contract may
If necessary , be awarded to one bidder for
one , two or three such vessels Kvery
successful bidder will be required to show
to the satisfaction of the Secretary of the
Navy , that within three months from date
of contract ho'will be possessed of thn
necessary plant for the performance , In the
United States , of thn work which he shall
to undertake. The
offer evidence thus r--
qulred must accompany the proposals or
bo submitted to the department In advance
Kach proposal must bo accompanied by
a satisfactory certified check , payable to
the order of the Secretary of the Navy , and
the checks of successful bidders shall \ia-
como the property of the United Stales
In case they shall fall to enter Into the
requisite contracts and to furnish the ro-
qulslto security , on the acceptance of their
pioposals. The amount of such check must
bo at least flvo pur cent , of the amount
of the bid , but bidders Including more
than ono vcssol In their proposals will
not be rqulred to submit therewith a certi
fied check exceeding Jn amount the sum of
$20 CM. All checks of bidders whoso pro
posals shall not be accepted , will , on the
aw.ird of the contracts , be returned to
them ; the check of each successful bidder
vvlll ln returned to him when his contract
has been duly entered Into and the requisite
security furnished. Contracts will bo
made separately for each vessel and every
bidder whoso proposal shall be accepted
will bo required to enter Into a formal con
tract by October 8. HSC , for the faithful per
formance of the work , and to jjlvo satisfac
tory bond for such performance In a penal
sum equal to fifteen per cent , of the amount
of his bid. Proposals must bo made In
duplicate In accordance with forms which
will bo furnished on application to the de
partment , enclosed In sealed envelopes , ml-
dressed to the Secretary of the Navy.Navy
Department. Washington , D. C..nml marked
"Proposals for the Construction of Torpedo
Uoats. " The Secretary of the Navy re
serves the right to reject any or all bids as
In his Judgment , the Interests of the gov
ernment may require. H , A. IIKIIDEHT.
Secretary of the Navy.
Nullcc to Con t rni'tor * .
Sealed proposals will bo received by the
undersigned school district until 7 p. m. ,
Friday , July 24 , 183B , for the erection of a
four-room brick addition to u school buildIng -
Ing at Randolph , Nob. All bids urn to 'be
accompanied by a certified chuck of $100.0)
made payable to school district No. 45 ,
Cedar county , Nebraska , and to be for
feited to said district In the event of fail
ure on the part of successful bidders to
enter Into contract and bond within a rea
sonable tlmo after the award Is made ,
Thn right Is reserved by the said district
to reject any or all bids. Plans can bo
examined at the olllco of the secretary of
said school board In Handolph , Neb. , or at
the oltlce of J. C. Stltt , architect , Norfolk ,
Neb.
.SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 43. CRDAU CO. ,
NlflH. 3. O , RISK313. Secretary.
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MUNYON' '
A CURE FOR EACH DISEASE
With JIun/oa's Improved Homoeopathic
Remedies in tin Hoiise , Mothers Can
hccomc ( he Family Physlclin and
Save Dollars in Doctors' ' Foes
tirt MtmyoiiN Cnlilo In Health From
Your DniKuN * . It Will Tell You
Whnl t t HI * unit HIMV < i ) Cure ;
tlu > Miixt Olixtliiiitp anil
t'Ollllll ICIl It'll DlMt'MJIfN.
Professor Munyon Is honored today ns the
leading authority In the medical world. His
new nnd humnno methods of treatment have
swept nwny all old-fashioned Idens of doctor
ing with poisonous drugs that create n dozen
diseases In the effort to get rid of one. He
does not claim that he has one remedy that
will cure all complaints , hut Hint he has
prepared a specific cure for nearly every dis
ease. Ho does not claim that Jl-iuycn's
nhcumattsm Cure will cure innnumptlon ,
dyspepsia or any other complaint , but ho
does assert that It will cure rhnuniutlnm.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure Is prepared ex
pressly to cure dyspepsia ; Munyon's Cough
Cure to cure cough ; Munyon's Catarrh Hem-
edles to cure catarrh ; Munyon's Kidney
Cure to euro kidney troubles. The sumo may
he said of nil Munyon's different remedies.
They may bo obtained at all drug ctorcs ,
mostly at 25 cents a bottle.
Personal letters to Professor Munyon , 1505
Arch street , Philadelphia , Pa. , answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
AXC'IUXT OUDKIL OK III IIHHMAXS.
Orilcr MrrtM III Detroit null ll ciM c
ll.hlmlliwd lloorx.
IJETHOIT. July 14. Hlshop Foley , na
tional chaplain of the Ancient Order of HI-
burlaus , celebrated pontifical high mass in
the cathedral today and preached a sermon
appropriate to the annual assemblage of the
order. President P. J. O'Connor of Savnn-
nah. Go. . , called the convention to order this
afternoon at the Catholic club. A ladles'
auxiliary convention Is In progress In the
Cowlo building. A number of Important
questions are to bo discussed. Including sev
eral amendments to the constitution. The
sickness and death brnelits of the order
amount to $1,500.000 annually. Boston ,
Washington and Saratoga are rival candi
dates for the next convention and a lively
contest Is anticipated. An elaborate ban
quet Is on the program for tomorrow even
ing. '
The afternoon was 'spent In listening to
reports from the committee on credentials
and others and in discussion upon matters of
future Interest to the -order , the reporters
being rigidly excluded and securing only
meager reports from , the press committee.
It Is rumored that questions of a quasi-po
litical nature ure among the subjects of In
terest before the convention , but this Is not
vorlflul. It Is learned that $18.000 of the
$50,000 has been raised with which to endow
a chair of Irish literature In the now lloman
Catholic university at Washington.
Itnllivny MI-II M M-t 111 Soprrt.
NEW YORK , July 11. A conference was
held today at the office of Commissioner
Blanchard of the Joint Traffic association , at
which these officers were present : Commis
sioner Ulanchard , Coiniulssloner D. 11. Cald-
well. of the Western Pns cnger association ;
G. P. A. Galloway , of the See Pacific line ,
and Passenger Trallle Manager McNlcol of
the Canadian Pacific. Jt was reported the
conference was about the cutting of Immi
grant rates on the See Hue , hut after the
meeting It was said there was nothing to
be given out at present.
KOll IIK.VVY , SMiiiClSII
Vm > Horxforil'M Aelil IMi
It produces healthy activity of weak or
disordered stomachs that need stimulating ,
and acts ns a tonic on nerve. snd brain.
A course of Hood's Sarsaparllla this spring
may be the means of keeping you well and
hearty all summer.
T vo Women llurni-il to Dentil.
BALTIMORE , July 14. Mrs. Thomas Wool-
ford , aged 61 , and her sister , Mrs. Eliza
beth Slemallor , aged C5 , were burned to
death by the explosion of n coal oil lamp
last night at their home , 1210 Riverside
nvenue , this city. The women were ascend
ing the sldo steps leading to their bedroom
on the second floor , one of them carrying
the lamp , when It exploded , throwing the
burning oil all over thorn.
Summer Tour * ,
Don't make final arrangements for your
summer vacation until you have secured
a tourist folder Issued by the UNION PA
CIFIC.
Call on or address A. C. Dunn , City Pass.
& Ticket Ageut , 1302 Farnam street.
Klni'fyVHH tin * I
8THOMSBUIUJ , Neb. , July -Special 1 ( (
Telegram. ) Stromnburg easily defeated
Osceoln today. The feature of the game
was the pitching of Flnecy of Stromsburg ,
who allowed the visitors but threu hits.
Score :
Stromsburg 1 0010303 S
Obcoola. 0 0 2
Hits : Stromsburg , S ; Osceola , 3. Errors :
Slromsburg , B ; Osceola , 9 , Batteries :
Stronisburg , Flneey and Shanks ; Osceola ,
Corbett brothers. Umpire : Peterson.
Hot S | > rliiK > S. H.
Half rates via the Burlington Route , July
24. $10.38 for tlio round trip.
Cull nt ticket ofllce , 15u2 Parnaut street ,
and get full Information ,
Akron Almost WhHi-iviixlii-il ,
AKRON , la. , July -Special 1 ( ( Tele
gram. ) The Colerldgu- team played great
ball hero today , nearly shutting Akron out.
The homu team's one run cumo In the
Ilfth. lifter two men were out , a man on
third scoring before the batter was thrown
out. Scorn : Coleridge , ! > ; Akron , 1" Bat
teries : Coleridge , Hodman and Wood ; Ak
ron , Toppings , Davis and Taylor.
Tlui Hurling ! " "
Is uioro than 00 miles > horter than any
other line to Helena , Ilulte , or uny other
point In Montana.
Tickets at 1502 Farnam street.
SlniiliurAIIHWITN Gnndaiir.
NEW YORK , July ] 4.-Replylng to Jake
Guudaur'ti challenge to 'Juincx Stnnbury ,
who defeated Wiig Huidliig on Monday for
tlio rowing ulinmpIonHhlb of England , to
row for the clmiaplonsljip of the world ,
bfanlmry yesterday cabled to n sporting
paper that ho would row.-Giiudaur over the
.V'amfs ' course early In Heph.-mber for
J3.000 n sldo and for tho. clmmploshlp.
It would ho hard to ; convince a man
Buffering from bilious colic that hU agony
Is due to a microbe with' ' an unpronounca-
blu namu. Hut ono dosd'of DoWItt's Cello
and Cholera Cure will convince him of Its
power to afford Instant relief. It kills pain.
Memorial of I'llKrlni KnllitTH.
PHOVINCETOWN. Mass. , July H.-A
memorial of granltu bronze , erected hero
In commemoration of the Hlgnlng of tlio
constitution for the government of the now
colony by the pilgrim fathers , was unveiled
with appropriate ct-rumonlea today.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Caetorfa.
Children Cry for
pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfoi
PJicher's
Castoria.
BASE BALL CAME IN COURT
Injunction Asked to Prevent Louisville
from Protesting a Game.
RIGHT OF TEBEAU TO PLAY ALSO INVOLVED
l.nnlnvlllr llllluiKi-ri Do Not IH'llovo
Ilio l.ciiHrmIllrrrlorn Will
HlMMinlllK ! ' tl | | < IlljUIII-llOU
Slioulil II llo Crniitril.
LOUISVILLK. Ky. . July 14. An Injunc
tion was yesterday nerved through the com
mon pleas court of Cuyahoga county. Ohio ,
against President Shuckoy of the Ixiuls-
vlllo base ball club , Secretary Urclfus. Man
ager Mcnunnlglo nnd Cnplnln Miller , re
straining them from protesting ono of tlio (
games played hero with the Cleveland club
and further , front Interfering with Captain
Teheau In playing with the Cleveland team.
The paper Dels forth the fact that by pro
hibiting Tebcail from playing hla vocation
and means of subsistence are taken from
him. The document Is ( jullo a lengthy one.
While the Injunction may have some effect
ns far as the Louisville olllclals are concerned -
corned , It Is not thought that It will be
enforced by the league directors.
CA.MKS 01. ' THU NATIOMAli lKA < Jl/H. /
Tnlny llolltrr'M ( innw Serve * n I.llllc
liijmictliiu mi Diul Cllirkr.
CLKVKLAND , July 14.-Thc Giants could
not lilt Young today , nnd the homo team
won with cnse. The game was dull. At
tendance , 1,000. Score :
Cleveland 0 1 2 0 0 3 1 0 ' -7
New York 0 00000100-1
lilts : Cleveland. 12New ; York. 0. Kr-
rors : Cleveland , 0 ; New York , 0. Karned
runs : Cleveland , 4 ; New York , 1. Bases
on balls : Off Young. 1 ; off Clark , 2. Struck
out : Hy Young , 2 ; by Clark , 2. Two-base
hlls : MoKritn , Tebeau , Davis. Stolen basrs :
Van llaltren (2) ( ) . Hit by pitched ball : By
Clark. 1. Wild pitches : Clark. 2. IJatter-
les : Cleveland , Young nnd Xlmmcr : New
York , Clarke and Wilson. Umpire : Hurst.
OHIOLKS CHAUGK AHKAD.
LOUISVILLK. July II The Colonels
could not hit HoITer today , while the Ori
oles pounded both Hill und Cunnlimlmm.
Kostel , u Chicago amateur , pitched the last
Inning , and for the first tlmu In the game
the Orioles went out In order. Attend
ance , 1,800. Scorn :
Haltlmoro 2 0-11
Louisville. 1 00000000 1
Hits : Baltimore , 14 ; Louisville , 7. Krrors :
Haltlmoro , 2 ; Louisville , B. Karned runs :
Baltimore. 4. liases on balls : Off Hotter.
I ; oft IIII1. 2 ; off Cunningham , 1. Homo
runs : Kelly (2) ( ) . Two-base hits : Keeler ,
Klesler. Stolen bases : Kelly (2) ( ) . Double
plays : F. Clarke to Hogers. lilt by pitched
ball : Jennings , Hrodle. Wild pitch : HoITer.
Passed balls : Warner , 2. Batteries : Louis
ville , Hill , Cunningham , Kostnl and War
ner : Baltimore. HoITer and Clark. Umpire :
McKarland.
BKANKATEHS WHITEWASI1KD.
PITTSBUHG. July 14.-Plttsburg played
an errorless game and gave Hawley excel
lent support. Lewis' wlldness at times und
costly errors worked against the visitors.
Attendance , 2,000. Score :
Pittsburg 0 2122000 * 7
Boston 0 0000000 0 0
Hits : Pittsburg , 7 ; Boston. S. Errors :
Pittsburg , 0 ; Boston , 2. Earned runs : Pitts
burg , 2. Two-base hits : Tucker. Three-
base hits : Donovan , Ilawley. Double plays :
Truby to Mack ; Harrington to Lowe to
Tucker. Bases on balls : Off Lewis. I3e < 'k--
b-y , Smith (2) ) , Lyons , Truby. Struck out :
By Lewis , Mcrrltt and Lyons ; by Hnwlpy ,
Hamilton (2) ) . Passed balls : Bergen , U.
Batteries : Pittsburg. Hawley nnd Mack ;
Boston , Lewis and Bergen. Umpire : Bell.
BHOWNS CIIACK THM SKNATOH8.
ST. LOUIS , July 14. The Browns won
another game from the Senators today ,
their hard hitting being a feature of the
play. Brellenstelii kept the visitors down
to seven hits , while the Browns pounded
out sixteen hits olT Mercer's delivery. At
tendance , 1,500. Score :
St. Louis . . .1..0 1 0 0 1 C 0 0 S
Washington . 1 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Hits : St. Louis. Ifi : Washington , 7. Er
rors : St. Louis. 2 ; Washington. 2. Karned
runs : St. Louis. 7. Two-base hits : MeFur-
Innil and Demont. Stolen buses : Sullivan ,
Cross , O'Brien , Joyce. Double plays :
Breltensteln to Connor ; Mercer to Dnmont
to Cartwrlght. Basrs on balls : Off Mercer ,
I ; off Breltensteln , 1. Hit by pitched ball :
Sullivan. Struck out : By Mercer , 4 : by
Breltensteln , 2. Batteries : St. Louis , Brelt
ensteln nnd McFarland ; Washington , fier
cer and McGulro. Umpire : Lynch.
ANSE SLIPS BACK.
CHICAGO , July 14. Stupid b so running
by the Colts anil a little better hitting by
the Phillies gave the visitors today's game
nnd sent the locals back to sixth place.
The fielding was very loose on both sides.
Attendance , 1,201) . Score :
Chicago 0 3 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 S
Philadelphia 0 0320120 1 9
Hits : Chicago , 11 ; Philadelphia , 13. Kr
rors : Chicago , 3 ; Philadelphia. 7. Karned
runs : Chlrago , 3 ; Philadelphia , G. Two-base
hits : Kverctt. Dahlpn. PfoftVr. Grllllth ,
Hulen , Delehanty (2) ) . Three-base hits : Ali
son , Delehnnty , Thompson , Clements (2) ( ) .
Stolen bases : Merles , I'ooley. Double
plays : Grllllth to Klttredge to Alison ; Del
ehanty to Hulen to Taylor. Struck out :
Hy Grlfllth , 1 ; by Taylor , 1. Bases on balls :
Off Oriltith. 1 ; off Taylor , 2. Wild pitches :
Taylor. 1. Hit by pitched ball : Grndy.
Batteries : Chicago , Grllttth and Klttredge ;
Philadelphia , Tnylor and Clements. Um
pire : Kmslle.
UKDS B.VTTKD OUT VICTORY.
CINCINNATI. July 14. The Beds tied the
score in the eighth , when Brooklyn had a
lead of three' runs , then won out In the
ninth , Miller sending home the winning
run with a single. Brooklyn's four tallies
wure scored on errors by Smith und Gray.
Attendance , 2,703. Score :
Cincinnati 0 00001 031 5
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4
Hits ; Cincinnati. 11 : Brooklyn , fi. Kr
rors : Cincinnati. 3 ; Brooklyn , 0. Karned
runs : Cincinnati. B. Two-base hits : Irwln ,
Foreman , Hoy. Gray. Three-base lilt : La-
ehance. Stolen base : Daley. First base
on balls : Off Foreman , 3 ; off Daub , 1.
Struck out : By Foreman , 5 ; by Daub , 2.
Butteries : Cincinnati , Foreman nnd Gray ;
Brooklyn , Daub mid Grim. Umpire ; Sher
idan.
STANDING OF THE TKAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Cincinnati 7fi 52 24 GS.4
Baltimore 70 47 23 7.1
Cleveland ( IS 4. . 23 lift.2
Boston 70 40 30 07.1
Pittsburg 70 M 32 rl.3
Chicago 77 41 JKJ B3.2
Philadelphia 72 : : i 3S 47.2
Brooklyn 73 31 39 4i.O (
Washington 17 31 30 45.3
Now York fiS 2S 40 41.2
St. Louis 74 20 f > 4 27.0
Louisville C7 1J ( 51 2t.U :
Games today : New York nt Cleveland ;
Philadelphia , nt Chicago ; Boston nt PlttH-
burg.
SCOHKS OF Till. ! WKHTI3IIK l.KMiVK.
( irand HiiplilH
mill UiiriiN n Vli'tor- .
MINNEAPOLIS , July ll.-Seoro ;
Minneapolis 0 0002100 0 3
Grand Itapldn 1 1 ,0 0 0 1 0 1 -4
lilts ; MlnneapollH , 12 ; Grain ! Itaplds. 10.
Krrors : Minneapolis , 4 ; Grand Uupldn , 1.
llattcrleii : I'lKBemeler and SchrlverVoN ;
tern and Smlnk.
KANSAS CITY , July -Score ( :
Kansas City 1 0 2 1 S 1 0 2 4 14
Columbus 2 III I ) 2 0 0 0 1 12
Hits : Kansas City , 17 : Columbus , 11. Kr-
rors : Kaunas City , 5 ; Columbus , : j. Hatter-
les : lievla and liKuiford ; Do.swull and HUH-
auiniLT. :
ST. PAUL. July ll.-Score :
St. Paul 3 113280 1 10
Detroit I ) 0022000 4
llltH : St. I'aul. 21 ; Detroit , . ISrrors : St ,
Paul , 8 ; Detroit , 3. Hatterlus : Atullune ,
Krlcken and Hples ; Kly and Twlnoham.
MILWAUKUH , July ll.-8coro :
Mllwuukou 5 0-10
Ilndlnapolls 0 1
Hits : Milwaukee. 9 ; IndiiinapollH , 9. Kr-
roru : Mllwaukco , 2 ; IndliinapolU , 4. Hatter ,
lea : Itettuvr und Bpeur ; Ditvld , Duninmn
und Wood.
STANDING OP T1U3 TKA.MS.
, Played. Won. J-asl. P.O.
Indlunanollt ) 07 4 < 23 Co.J
St. Paul OS 31) ) W 57.4
KtiiixaM City 71 40 SI M.J
MllincupolU , 70 3D 31 65.7
Detroit GS 30 32 62.9
Mllwaukuu 73 34 S3 40fi
Grand Itapldii 73 27 46 37.0
Columbus , 7J 23 Cl Jl.l
Gumes today : Detroit at Mllwaultfo ; In.
( lluimpolU ut ailnncupollsj Coluinbua ut
\VKbTKIIV AtjSOL'IATlOV It ICSULTH.
llllillillc | , ( Icillir HnplilN , Den SluliifH
uml < lulin > > - I be AVIiinrm.
ST. JOSKPH , July ll.-Scoru ;
St. Joseph 0 0 2 1 1 0 3 1 0-S
DubuqUu 20230123 JJ
Hits ; St. Joseph , 12 : Dubuque , 16. Kiv
rors : SI , Joseph , 2 ; nubunue . nnttorlcs :
Colburn nnd Wardj Smith nnd Xahnor ,
CKDAU HAPIDS. July 14-Scoro ;
Cednr Ilnplda . . . . 0-10
llurlliiRtou 1 0001002 4-S
Hit * : Crdar llnplds. 13 ; DurlliiRton , 9.
Krrora : Cudnr Hapldx , 4 ; HiirllUKton , 5 ,
Hatterles ; Cnrlsh and Sulltvnn ; Mahnffy
nnd Huff.
13KS M01NKS. July ll.-Scorc :
Des Mollies 0 0 0 R 4 0 2 0 0-11
llockford 0 2
Hits : DCS Molnos , 15 ; lloekford , 7. Kr-
rora : Des Molnes , 2 : Hockford , fi. Hat-
terles : Carney and l ohman ; Molesworth
and Snyder.
QUINCV. July II. Score :
Qulncy 3 3 2 0 0 1 .1 0 1-13
Peorla 0 5 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 S
Hits : Qulncy. 1C : Peorla. 9. Krrors :
Qulney. 4 ; Peorla , 1. Hatterlea : Wood and
Qiilnn ; Dnrlsou and Collln ? .
STANDING OK THM TMAMS.
Played. Won. I.oit. I'.C.
Des Molliftl ffi 49 1 7S.4
Hoekford CS .t9 2'.l K7.I
Peorla 7 .17 M fO.2
Dllbuque 07 37 .ti > Ki.8
( Jlilney : , 29 3'5 ' 44.fi
SI. Joseph 70. 29 41 41.4
Cedar Haplds 07 27 40 40.3
HurllllKton 71 2,1 4S 32.1
Games today : Cedar llaplds al Uurllnff-
ton ; Hockford at Des Molnesi ; Diibuo.uo at
St. Joseph ; Peorla at Qulney.
IlKSl I.T.S < > > THM HI.N\l.Vi ) THAriCM.
Hot WiMillu-r DIII-N Not A fleet ( lie Sport
lit Anlirdiu't.
NKW YOHK , July 14.-H was still un
comfortably hot-at Aqueduct today , but
( ho croud was lar o and the racliiR Rood.
Favorites had their full share of wlnnliiK
and the talent were happy In consoiiuence.
In the llrsl race Nina l.oulso was heavily
bii eked , with Kull Speed a strong choice
Ii'ull Speed went to the front at once and
led all the way to the last fill Ions , when
Nina. L.oulso won by u length and a half
after u hard drive. The Native had a
shade the better of It over Premier for
the second race , and ho , too , had to be
driven In the last furlniiK lo uet away from
thii second choice. Salatre , MarKarot Hoth
and Courtship II were at about the same
odds for the next race , and they finished
In that order after u hard drive. Sue Kittle
was at oddii-on In the fourth event and
won very handily , the second choice run
ning In second place. Itesults :
First race , llvo furlonira : Nina Louise
(6 ( to C and 2 to B ) won. Full Speed (9 ( to u
and 3 to ft ) second. Favor (20 ( to 1 and S to
1) ) third. Time : 1:02V- : .
Second race , one mile , solllni ; : The Na
tive (7 ( to 5) ) won , Premier ( S to fi ) second ,
Kmottonal ( C to 1) third. Time : 1:41. :
Third race , llvo furloiiRH , sellini ; : Salalro
(3 ( to 1) ) won , Hoth ( ! i to 2) ) second , Court
ship II (3 ( to 2) ) third. Tlmo : 1:02'4- :
Fourth race , mile and a furloim : Sue
Kittle ( Si to 100) won , Marshall (13 ( to 5) )
second. MlniRO (8 to 1) third. Time : lBtti. :
Fifth race , about seven furloiiBS. selling :
Sir Francis (4 ( to fi ) won , Ameer ( S to 5) )
second , airs. Stewart (20 ( to 1) ) third. Time :
1 : li ) * .
Sixth race , six furlongs : Helen II (9 to 1)
won , Defender (7 ( to fi ) second , Florence
Hubbard (0 ( to 1) third. Time : 1:41. :
CINCINNATI , July 14. Three favorites ,
one second choice and two outsiders won
at Latonla today. A heavy rain fell be
tween the third and fourth rucr-n , which
left the track sloppy. Jockey Llney Wit-
llama was overcome by heat. Hi-milts :
First men , seven and one-half furlongs ,
selling : John Havlln ( S to 1) ) won , Judith
(4 to 10) ) second , Peiiamela (8 to B ) third
Time : l:3.Vi. :
Second race , five and one-half furlongs :
F F V ( J to 1) won , John McKlroy (1 to 1) )
second , Irby H ( n to 1) ) third. Tlmo : lW : ( > i.
Third race , mlle and seventy yards :
Anna Lyle (1C ( to 5) ) won , Governor Holes
(7 ( to 2) ) second , Sir Vassar ( S to 1) ) third.
Tlmo : 1:461,4.
Fourth race , six furlongs , selling : Dor
othy (11 ( to B ) won , Mate ( S to 1) ) second ,
Cerro Gordo ( C to 1) ) third. Tlmo : 1:19. :
Fifth race , live furlongs : Imp (2 ( to 1) )
won , Carlotta C (3 ( to 1) ) xecoiul , Pouting
(5 ( to 2) ) third. Time : 1:01. :
Sixth race , six furlongs , selling : Joe.
Clark (0 ( to 1) ) won. Yellow Hose (4 to 1) )
second. Ceell (8 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:18. :
ST. LOUIS. July 14. Hlckok , Laureate
and Hawthorn were the winning favorites
at the fair grounds today. The track was
very fast. T. Williams , jockey upon Wee-
nntchle. winner of the third event , was
suspended Indefinitely for a previous ride.
Attendance fa'r. Hosults :
First race , selling , ono mlle : Hlckok (9 (
to 5) ) won , llrnhmiv (11 to 5) ) second , Joe
Hart (10 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:41. :
Second race , selling , Heven and one-half
furlongs : Helen H. Gardner (5 to 1) ) won ,
Hob Hey II ( S to 1) ) second , First Chance
(11 to 1) ) third. Time : 1:30'4. : '
Third race , selling , one mile : Weenatchlo
(12 ( to 1) won , Hertha (12 ( to 1) ) second , Cher
rystone (11 ( to 3) ) third. Tlmu : l:43Vi. : "
Fourth race , mile and a sixteenth : Lau
reate ( ir to 20) won , ITleuro (7 to 5) ) second ,
Time : l S i.
Fifth race , selling , seven and one-half
furlongs : Charles P (11 ( to ! > ) won , Faslg
( S to 1) ) second , Utopia (2 ( to 1) ) third. Time :
1 : ! 5i > .
Sixth race , selling , seven furlongs : Haw
thorne ( S to 5) won , St. Paticnls ( " 0 to fi )
second. Coronno d'Or ( I to 1) ) third. Time :
1:2 : ? ' * .
KANSAS CITY , July 14.-Flrst race , four
and one-half furlongs , selling : Camden
won. 15111 Heck second , Abe Halstead third.
Time : 0r.7'i. :
Second race , four and one-half furlongs :
Lone Star won. Maud Johnson second ,
Flndley third. Time : 0M. :
Third race , ono mile , selling : Long Ten
won. Martha Smith second , Fonselnvay
third. Time : 1:4Ift. :
Fourth race , six furlongs , selling : I'll
Dnro won. Little Dick second , Grey Goose
third. Time : 1:18. :
Fifth race , four und one-half furlongs :
Phil Thomson won , I'll Dee second , John
Hoonc third. Tlmo : 0:531/4 : , track record.
Sixth race , four and one-half furlongs.
Hulling : Nellie Castell won. Marble Hock
second , Carrie H third. Time : 0:57V. : .
MILWAUKKK. WIs. . July 14. First race ,
six furlongs , selling : Kxeuse won , Heve-
nuo second , ISllsmere third. Tlmo : 1:1914. :
Second race , four furlongs : Orion won ,
Scarfpln second , Daisy Marie third. Tlmo :
0:51. :
0:51.Third
Third race , ono mile , selling : Crevasse
won , Kamsln second , liuckwa third. Time :
Fourth race , seven furlongs : David won ,
Muskalongo second , Sunburst third. Time :
1:32. :
1:32.Fifth
Fifth race , six furlongs , selling : Winslow -
low won , Tonlya second , Constance third.
Tlmo : 1:21. :
LAKKSIDI3 , July 14. First raee. six fur
longs : Collector won. Splnolu second ,
Uuotup third. Time : 1:10. :
Second race , five furlongs : Odd Genius
wo iij Fife second , Thompson third , Tlmo :
Third raee. six furlongs : Hero won , Ate-
ll"r second. His Hrother third. Time : 1:15 : ,
Fourth race , mlle and u iiuiirtcr : Klorov
won , Marcel second. Merry Monarch third.
Fifth "race , nvo furlongs : Tim Smith
won , Unzendyllo second , George U third ,
Time : l:02',4. : '
Sixth race , nve furlongs : Uncas won ,
Getaway weeond , May Hose thjrd. Time :
oi'i-.vix ; < iit.t.\ii cm run1 HACKS.
rirxt Dn > - at KiiKlBiMV u , , for tin-
Men AVIiu Know K All.
HAGINAW. Mich. , July 14. Tlio Grand
Circuit rnccH opened with good weather ,
u fair track and un attendance of about
2,500. The first nice , the Saglnaw Valley
Hlako , for 2:2S : trotters , was stubbornly
contested. Packe.tt won the llrtU heat nnd
then the A'lllage Funn entry , Valcmcii ,
driven by Oecrs , captured two heats , ' 11111
U luolied ux If the race WIIH over , but Mike
Howurman came to the front with Uar-
netta and captured the last threu heats.
Maxim WIIH the strong favorite In a Held
of nltiB In the 2:15 : pace. Sully Hronton
led In the llrst heat , and after that Maxim
went on und won , but thu Detroit pacer ,
Nlcoll H , gave her u lively argument In
the lust two heats. In the 2lj ; ( Irot Mm
talent wn.s thrown down badly. Hunlaml
'lay. WIIH a strong favorite , but ( ho
S'aglnuw horse. Hncker. owner by luuuv
Jlerlngor , upset raluiilntloiiH by winning In
KtrulKlit lii-aU. Hesults :
Baglnaw Valley ataki'S , for 2:2S : trotters ,
purse $1.000 : Hnriietta won fourth , Ilfth
and sixth heats. Time : 2l7'/-j : ' , 2:1 : ! ) > 4. 2:22 : ,
Valence won the second and third heats
and wan second. Tlinn : 2174 ; ( , 2:17j. :
Paelcut won the llrst heat In 2:19 : amivuii
ihlril. Marguerite , Porter , Jack Dawson ,
UiiBll Wllki'M. Knthlcnu und Miss Sphinx
alxo started.
2:15 : twee , purse WOO : Maxim won tha uef-
ond. third and fourth III-IUH. Time : 2:15 : ,
2:11(4 : ( , 2iHi. : : Bally liruiiHUni won thn llrnt
heat In 2:1334 : und was second. Nlcoll II
WUH third. licssld H , Muy Murphy. Idol
Jack , Syri-im. MailetluVllkcH uml Sandy
Hey nlko started.
2:10 : trot , purao JGOO : Hakcr won in
Rtr.ilKlij liwita. Tlmo : 2:17'i , 2:10. : 2H : > ' , .
Siinlunrt Clay waa Hecond , J'rlncn II tlilru
nryson. Franklin , fiirolliu * . Ixilltla , Kim.
ora. Combine , Mau lo und Aluintlc O uluo
tilurtud.
< MoKliif Day ut HalUc Oro.-U.
llATTI.F OHKHK , Ml < ih. , July IL-Tho
oventH of the sneond day of the National
Circuit meet wro vary closely contested
and cxi'lllnif. ijlijht thousund peopla ut.
UimlHil. The heat wj lnti'iiae. Thu iirliu
rIp.i ) event wan the ono inlla opuniruSva \ -
Hlonal won by Cooper of Detroit , who re
ceived u great ovation , and the prowd
lion led until llreil out. 'J'ho ( Ir.st i-vent wa
thu iliu ) of the oiut mlle handicap , post ,
upned from yc-Hlerduy. S < im Goldberg of
Ifnlnmoxoa ivon , W. L. Rwlniluiniini ) of
Hall a Creek John Wilder
tjouund , of Hutllo
UrfjoU third. Time. 2:824Ilvaulli : ,
Hujf nile | oijtn , umatrur ; Hurry I ) .
Mnrnh , Downslar , won ! John Wlldor , llrxt-
tie Creek , second ; W. P , Uurhnnn , lonla ,
third. Time ; 1OJ4-B. ;
Ono mlln open , prnfofnloiinl : Tom Coovnir
won , K. C. Until necond , Fred LoilRhcnd ,
Snrnln. Out. , third. Time : 2:133- : : . .
Half mile handicap , amateur ; Hall S.
Lcgg , Cold water , won ; Chnrlcs W. Urown ,
Cohlwater , second ; W. D. Miller. Knlntnn-
7.00 , third. Time : 1:01. :
Five mile handicap , amateur : Fred Flot-
ter. Kalamnzon , won ; Sam Goldberg , Knla-
mazoo. second ; J. C. Vannaii , Kalamazoo ,
third. Time : 12:13 : 3-B.
TI : > MS su'rs wo\ WITH HASH.
Stntr Double * Tonriiniiirnt nt llnxtliiuii
OIUMIMllli Sonic U'H I It u nj .
HASTINGS , Neb. . July ll.-Spcclal ( Tele
gram. ) Today was a perfect day for lawn
tennis , but there was not a very largo
crowd out lo witness the state tennis tour
nament In doubles. On account of Ihe Lin
coln team falling to be on hand this mornIng -
Ing the. game was delayed from 10 o'clock
this morning until 4 this afternoon. Tim
scores of today's matches were as foltlows !
Halley and Hernhart of Hastings won
from Farnsworth and Nusz of Grand
Island , 8-fi , G-2. C-2.
fulling ham and Young of Omaha won
from Hose and Drown of Hastings , G-l , 6-0 ,
fi-0.
Johnson and Drown of Hastings won
from Golstlmrdt of Lincoln and Mattox of
Hastings , fi-0. 6-1 , 0-2.
Duer and Hutton of Hastings won from
Mimgelt and Casio of Hastings , 6-1 , 6-1 ,
6-1.
61.Tho finals will bo without doubt between
Brown and Johnson nnd CulllnKham and
Young.
Wri'tiiiH unit > 'IM < | N Are Winner * .
CHICAGO , 111. . July 14.-ln the weslern
championship tennis tournament today tu
the concluding match In the llrst round oC
the doubles the Wrenn brothers beat 1 * .
H. Waldner aud George Heldon , 6-4 , 2-0 ,
0-2 , 8-6
Second round :
Wrenn brothers beat Ware anil Scudder ,
6-2. 8-6. 6-2.
Chase and McClelland beat Hardy anil
Mc.Gllvray by default.
Neel brolhers beat Houth nnd lloche , C-0 ,
6-0. 6-1.
Myers and llycrson beat Carlelyon it nil
Sanborn by default.
Third round , singles :
Myers beat Ware , 0-2. 0-1.
George Helden beat Waldner. ( i-2 , G-2.
G. Wrenn boat Collins. 6-4 , 6-2.
Kootc Hen Ion bill l.iirueit llriimlitn.
LONDON. July 14. At Wlmbloton today
turned , the American , defeated Hough In
the all-12nglund tennis championship meet
ing. The score was 6-4 , 6-2 , 6-3.
In the next contest of the tournament
Casalet boat Footc , the score being 0-2.
9-7. 6-4.
The llrst round of the doubles resulted ,
an follows :
Htsloy brothers beat Mahoney and
Larned , 1-6 , 4-6 , G-l. 6-i , 6-1.
Casalet , who defeated Footc , Is n very
strong but uneven player. The second net
with Foote today , which resulted 9-7 , wan
most stubbornly contested , Footo playing
very well.
Tlio winners In Iho second round of sin
gles In the tournament are : H. S. Mahoney -
honey , Slmond , Larned , Casalet , H. Hail-
deley , F. I. Itlsley , Nlsbett and Haves.
( 'niiiiillnii Yacht A nlii H Winner.
NKW YOHK. July 14.-Tho result of the
rfocoud day's racing In the series between
the Glen Cairn and 121 llelrlo was anolher
victory for the Canadians and a demon-
ulrntion that she Is supeilor to her rival
In pol-'t of sailing. The Crane llrothera
handled their little HI Helrlo to perfection
toilny. but without avail , for , as In yester
day's contest , the race was won from the
start , Uioiish the dlfferenco In tlmo be
tween the two liny racers was nothing Ilko
that of yesterday. On every leg of the tri
angular course , which was sailed tv'lco
oxer , the distance between the boats ill-l
not e > ceeil three minutes , except at the end
of the llrst leg and again at the finish.
ItobltiHoii I.oneH a I
LOUlSVILLft. July H.-Somo time -ngo
Catcher Hoblnson of the Haltlmoro club
hud the little linger of his right hand In
jured In a game , anil has been troubled
with It ever since the accident occurred.
Two days ago Inllammatlon set In and It
became evident yesterday that unless the
linger was amputated blood poisoning might
result. The operation was performed thin
morning by Dr. Stuckey , and while Robin
son may not lie able to play for several
weeks , the loss of a part of tlio linger will
not render his services In the game In tin
future less effective.
llorfon I.tiMi-N llu' SoiMinil ,
FALLS CITY , Neb. , July ll.-Speclal- ( )
The second game between Falls Clly nml
Horton was played at the park yesterday ,
resulting In another caay victory for tlio
homo team. Score :
Falls City . 0 1 0-13
Horton . 0 0 2
Hits : Falls City , 1C ; Hortou , 6 , Errors :
Falls City , I ! ; Horton , S. Struck out : Hy
Clarke. 4 ; by Howell. n. Ilusos on balls :
Off Clarke , I ; off Howell , 6. Hatterlcs :
Falls City , Clnrko and Hall ; llorlon. How
ell and llartman. Umpire : F. U. Farlng-
ton. _
LurKTiCriitvil lit tli < * Coif CIIIIII-H.
SOUTHAMPTON , N. Y. , July 14.-Fully
fiOl persons were present at the Shlnnecock :
Mills Golf club grouniN today , when the
second annual meeting of the United Stnti'H
G.Mf association opened today. The llrnt
event , the championship brought out
eighty-five entries , representing twenty-six
eltii > .H. The score was counted by strokes ,
but I'enceforth In the championship roil- "
lest , 1 : will be by the hole play. Fifteen
players , all of them eastern men , qualified
today for the championship event.
SniM-rlor.
KDGAH , Neb. , July -Special ( Tolfi-
gram. ) The Kdgar ball learn played a very
one-sided game with Superior hero today.
The score was : Kdgar , 12 ; Superior , 3. The
features of the game were thn back stop
ping of Avery and the work of Wllbaum
In the box for the homo team striking ouc
thirteen men.
Tin'ri > KIM-HIIK Hi-lter.
LONDON , July 14. Ixmdon Truth this
week says : "Tho Yale visit to Henley hits
done a lot of good , und the better sldo of
American sport has been shown to us. A
l.curty welcome will sreot the next 'varsity
cruw that conies. "
AVIlll.llfittH Vail Ilfi-Hl.
ALBANY , N. Y. , July ll.-Two thousand
persons saw Tommy Whllo of Chicago de
feat Johnny Van liccst of Kansas City
tonight In six rounds before the Capital
City Athletic club. They fought nt 123
pounds.
YALE'S ' . f " / !
HAIR
TONIC.
LADIIH AMI < JI.VTI.IMK\ : ,
It afford * me trrul pleavura to mil
tlan uf lh
In very cuntolvablu way anj liu uravtii
lUBlf In.be . the II 1. 1) ' HullBlii = clllc. It Sloii.
Ilnlr Kiilllnur puij rur Dundiuff Hj'ln a
feyv day , and cr alm a lunurlmu giowih , c'on.
tulni " 'J Injunaui Imiicijifiii * und l > nui iicly
or r < - yj w Ihu Kunlrnry. It jni Ut | h hjir
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K atl"nirn tuiij laillva with hdlr | i < eiimtiir ly
BMX. u llult Biay lre4kcil | , alr , entirely ttuy
an ] kvltli Hull ] JIuiiiU U | | , -.tal | | > - it'-un'
All ilracclnti unil dioliim toll | | , J'llcr. 11.00 ,
6 fur $2. W- *
lluuuly Uuok ifiit fre to nil who rtqucit It-
Mill : . M , VAI.B. Hiultli ftUJ : niplexon'Bp | cUli
lit. Yal Templ of lltauty. Chlcagf.