TJIE ( mAITA DAILY 75EE ! TlT ftSDAY , AVGTST 0 , 1890.
SPEGIKL NOTICES.
Ailvrdlnrltirnln for lr | e column *
vrlll lie ( nlccn until JJZino p. m. for Ilic
cvcnlnic nn l ntH 8 11. in. for tlio
iniiriiliiK mill Siimlny edition * .
Aflvrrtlicrii , liy rciinmtlnir n mini-
licrcil Hiffck , cnn linvo nnmvern n l-
IroHinl to n Miinilicroil letter In cnrr
of The Hoc. Annu-rrn MO inlilroiinLMl
will lie ilcllrcroit on prcnonlntlcm ttl
< li check tinlr >
IlntfN , 11-So n wont llr.it Innertloiij
Je a iroril tlic-rc-nfrr. Xotlilim tnUcn
for leu * limn Sr.c for tlic Ilritt Inrncr-
tlon. Tlu-nr iiilvrrllscnicntd mtiNt If
run oniiNrciitlvel } * .
WAM'HD MAI.H 11131.1 * .
WANTED , AN HHJA ! WHO CAN THINK OK
dome simple thins to pntnt7 Protect your
Idcim , they mny lirlns you wealth. Write John
Wcilrtcrbiirti & Co. , Uopt. V , 1'ntcnl Attorneys ,
WnnhliiKton , 1 > . C , , for their IHH ) vtlt" otter
nnil i Hut of two hundred Inventions wanted.
II oio
i : WANT STATIJ AND I.OCAI ,
for the Athcnc-um Fraternity , combining life
nnil ncclilmt Insurnnce , ROOII contracts nnl
choice territory ; ari'lr ' < > JM. . Wnrrt. miimno
organiser , < 03 Uco Imllillnif , Omaha : ottlca hours
8 to 10 n. m. II 7-A5l
WANTKD. KXl'nniKKCRD D11UC1 CI.KIIK AT
once. Hefly fntc T 67 , lice. 11 ' 11 6
WANTKD. MEN"FOH i.vsYvonic7 oooD
pny , 1 IS Davenport utreet. 1I-M7I3 f > *
"fi\ItKSMKX TOIl Otm ItUYAN AND M'KIN-
Icy clKnrs ; 130 weekly ntid rxprtifps ; expert *
i-ncf unnecewnri' . 1'olk , Hltchte & Co. , St.
Louis Mo. 1I-M7M C
WA\THI > _ KKSIAI.I3 111.1,1' .
WANTKD. nilllj FOR CinNKUAI. HOUSK.
work , nt 523 N , JOlh street. C M708 G
WANTKD , NtJIlSi : Olltt. FOll ONK CHILD.
Booil , competent nurse. Apply nt S319 Ilnrncy
trect. C 726-3
POll ItUM' IIOIISKS.
HOUSK9 IN AII , I'AllTS OF T1I13 CITY. THH
O. V. Davis Conipnny. 1D05 Furnum. I ) 576
HOUSKB , I1KNEWA & CO. , 103 N. 13TH ST.
U-577
MODIM1N HOUSES. C. A. STAItn , 923 N.Y. LIFE
D 57S
HOUSES. WALLACE , DltOWN 1ILK. 10 & Uoug.
U-B79
' 8-I1OOM. DKTACHKD. MOD1SUN HOUSH , 523.
SC21 Capitol avenue , II. 11. Itoblson.
D GSO
TWO FINE IIOUSKH. ONE 8 , OXE 9 IIOOMS.
117 mid 1:3 a. 3 < ith St. ; nil mouVrn rcnven-
lences ; lx ? t rcaldence t rt of the clt" . Inquire
_ . N , Y. 1.1 re ; telephone 1MX5. 13-M5S1
STEAM HEATED "STORES AND FLATS ,
llowartl Itnnck , accnt , 1610 Chicago street.
L ) MES2
FOU HUNT , XIODEHN 8-HOOM HOUSE AT
Gtl 1'aik Ave. Inquire nt l uller'M druj ; store ,
14th nnil Douglas tits. D JII81
CHOICE HOUHHS AND C-OTTAGES ALL OVEJl
the city , 3 to J30. Fidelity , 1702 Fnrnam.
1 > 018
LIST OF HOUSES , THE IIYHON
Co. . 212 S. Hlh Bt. D 584
HOUSES. F. D.WEAD. . 1STII AXD DOUOLAS.
U-lCOO-a6
HOUSES FOU HENT IN ALL PAHTH OP THE
city. llrennan-Love Co. , I'nxlmi Ulock
D-28I.A1B
TEN-HOOM HOUSE , ALL MODEUN IMrTtOVE-
ments. Owen JlcCaffrey , 2iM llarncy St.
I > JI2S4
t-UOOM HOUSE WITH BATH ; R25 8. 21ST ST.
D 1J3-A2I *
FOR IlENT. TWO STONE AND riniCK
houses , 12 ronmn each , modern tinprovcniciits
odnptPil to hoarding house. chPnn. J. W. Sim
cral. 3.12 lice Illdg. D-M1
IiAKQE FUUNISHED UtODEUN HOUSE. ADdress -
dress T , 12ec. D 10
t-iioo.M , DETACHED. " MODBIIN HOUSE $23
.Inquire IC21 Capitol avenue , II. H. lloblson.
D-SSO
KLEOANT RESIDENCE , CHEAP. 2C01 CAPI
61 avenue. D MJ01 10'
KUUNISHED HOUSE , 12SI SO. 20TH ST. V. D"
Wcnil. 161li un > l DoiiKlaa His. D 711 10
FOR IlENT , 4-nOO.M HOUSE AND STAIJLE
1C21 Ohio Bt. D 70S G'
KUItMSlIlM ) U00.1I.S AM ) IIUAHD.
Nir-ELY FUUNISHED ItOOMS AND HOARD
.SM7 DOUB'.OA K JllfilS A6
PLEASANT UOOltS , WITH UOAUO. 19J2
F J1G90 S3
LOVELY IIOOMS , GOOD UOAIID , J3.f,0 AND
$1.00 week. 511 N. 19th. F M70J 10 *
IIOOMS WITH ISOAUD ; TUAXSIENTS AC
comino'latcd. Utopia , 1721 Davenport st.
F 710 10 *
voii s A.M )
F115.ST CLASS IlIUCK STOHE DUILDINO. 101
I'uinam ; three Htorlea and b.iseni'-nt ; will iiltel
tu milt tenantr low lent. SH 1st Nnt'l irk bldg
I T
FOU IlENT. THE < -STOHY IlfilCK UUII.DINO
at ! > 18 Farnani H ! . Thin building has a llreproo
ceiiipnt lia onicnt , complete bteani heating nx
tuic.t , water on nil Hours , gas , etc. Apply a
the oulco of The lice. I 910
A < JH.\TS WAM'ED.
WANTED-5,000 AENTS ! FOll UUSSELL'S AU
thorlzol "Lives of McKlnlcy uml Ilobart. '
BSD iJURen , eleBftntly Itluetrnted. Trice enl
Sl.iU The IKnnil ! the cheapest , and outsell ;
nil others. CO per rent to aKcntB , and frelghti
jiald. liciokH now ready. Save time by send
Ing CO cents li : stiuniiH for tin mi tilt at once ,
AUdrcts A. I > . Wortlili'Kten & Co. . Hartford ,
Conn. - .T 11281-AtT'
WAVrKITO lti.VT.
A1IOUT SE1TEMUEII 1ST , NINK-llOOM , DE
liu-hed IHIUMI In boutliwcsl liurt of rlty. Ad
< lrc83 T D9 , lioe. K 721-C *
WANTED , FUUNISHED HOOM IN OSLVH
r Council Dluffs by eldn-y | Ki'titlcman ; mus
lii with Chrlntlnn fnmlly whi-re roniforta o
liomn cnn IHI hud ; alxo stublo room lor bore
ninl liujiKj' . Aililn-fH T CI , lite. K 72)-5
WANTED , I'l'HNIHIinn COTT.U5E7 13Y MAJ
nnd wife : no clillilreli : hlRhent rrfeirnces
long or Khort tlnio. AOJiebS T C3. Ilec.
K 11733 G *
STOIIAfiU.
1'AClFir STOHAOE AND WAnEHOUSB CO. ,
S "S-910 Jones. Ufiieral storage nha forwarding ,
M-C86
BTOIIAOB , KlIANIC EWEIIS , 1211 HAItNEY ,
M 5S7
VAf 1 KTOIIAUE , 14IS l-'AIl'il , TEU 1539 ,
jt-oss
l.'Olt SAM'1IOHSiS : AM )
FOll SALE. Olt TUADE. ( IOOD PHAKTON.
douWo light lull new. ulpelo liarncbx , illnmoiul
rltis ulxl OUmond Hhlrt alu < | . Will trailn any
of tli < > nluivn for Immeti or mates. Cull at 1214
Hnrney Stv m luln > . I' HO
wiTjrSBLL MY STYLISH HOUSE. KU8.S13T
hnme s anil hnnd omo Ncupott en it nt n liar.
Kiln. This > > u tplriiillil chnm-e to KH a fai-h-
JcumUo rle at half ltn wmth. Kothliii ; like
It In toi > n. Vrlce , JW.W ; lost tuo $15.0 < i. AU-
drcis T M , Jite , I1 M7iV > 7
tUllAlllLlTY"Tii\LKS-CAllltIAfJEH. HUoaiES ,
nltarluns , bottom iirlc s. A. J , Hlmpson , 1409
Pudw. 1-.OS9
WOOD , JS TO $1,10 A COHIJ. T. MUIUIAY.
Q-Mm-AII
IIIST H.\nnwoon tioo AND CHICKEN
fence ; also ' 'all wire. " C. n , le , 901 Douslas.
Q-WO
tD.HAND .RH. 519. J5 , i , : o. IIIOYCLES
rcntrd , Oiu. Illoy. Cu. , Si3 N. ICth St.
I.ADY'M I1ICYCLE. S5 : GENT'S , IJO ; cash ;
bolh In KOoJ * hape , 7113 Capitol ave. Q CM-5
AND uuiiaAi WIOOP HAFE : TIMK
lock atittclinipiit : also invdlum slied ilreproof.
1-yr-oM trolling colt , ( lulpto , rcijlslcieJ ; sire
Trenton ; dam Il" .
F. D. Wcad , ICth and Duutlam. Q-I15 t
MISCISLI.AXiOU9.
COUNTY FAIIIJ MAKE KNTHIK3 IlEFOnH
tht fair cpeni ; set ntry tUuki at once from
_ " ' Merttary. af , llcrv y. H-M7J1 It
CtAlIlVOVANTS.
? P.I < AI ? ' PsvciiOMirrmo LIFE
. .
r td r nd
tenchir of occult iclincu. KH
Wj-n ttr t.f COKBC ! ! Uluflt * . S7ll
MAH3AOU MATHS , KTC.
MMB. SMITH , lilt DOltOIjAS HTUKKT , JltD
floor , room 7 , mnxsngc , Mfntn , alcohol nml sul
phuring Irnlhu. T-W *
MMIJ. LA11UE. BATH , MASSACin. 1 T ilOW-
nrd St. T M574-AM"
MIIS. Dn. LION , EM'rrnic MASSAOE PAH-
lorn. refr < v > hln nnd curative : don't fall to call ,
417 S. llth St. , upmnlm. T-.MC9C-7'
MMI3. AMKS , iuTlisTltASSAaR. W S. 1JTII
HI. , room 3. T M05 10 *
1'KIISO.VAL.
MISS VAN VALtcnNiumo nKarnovs run-
tnanpntly liy elcctrlclly supcrlluous hnlr. moles ,
wnrt * . etc. Iloom ll , N. T. I.lfi . ,
ItUI'TUIlE rUHED : NO PAIN ! NO DETEN ;
tlon from buslnc-s ; wo refer to hundred * of
patients cured. O. E. Miller Co. , 507 N. Y.
Life bulldlnu , Omnhn , Ncu. U-591
VIAVI. I10MK TIIKATMHNT I'Oll UTHUINE
troubles. 1'liVBlclnn In ixltcnJance. Consulta
tion or health book free. 311 Dec Mil ? .
11 591
nosTON nniss CUTTINO AOAHE.MY. n. SM
Knrbach l > Ik ; lenrn tlie best system no rcflttlnRi
leach's wanted ; circular * tent. Mrs. O. Sholljr.-
U tgj
OtTllK 1'OH MANGEi t QAI T. 42 , 1 KB.
U M3i-A2J *
WANTED , PAHT1ES TO S11A11M A FIIE1O11T
rnr for the shipment of household goods from
Council Illuffs to Denver. Apply James Si
O'Keefe , Council llliifrf U MM1 C
WILL LOAN JW.OO TO J75.nfl ON TWO ' 9C I11OH
grade tlaOy and gentleman's ) bicycles , for
their use evenlnm : slity days ; expeilcnccd
riders. Addnss T C2. lice. U M723 7
MOM3Y TO I.OA.HIJAL KSTAT1-3.
\NTHONY LOAN & TIIUST CO. , S15 N. Y. L.
Quick money nt low rates for choice farm loans
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska.
\ \ 590
CITY LOANS. C. A. STAHH , 023 N. Y. I.IVK.
Vi yn
.IONEY . TO LOAN ON IMI'llOVED OMAHA
real estate , llrennan , Love Co. , 1'oxton block.
W 593
, OAN8 ON IMPUOVED Ik UNIMI'UOVED CITY
property. W. Fnrnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnani.
, W-5M
iJONlOY TO LOAN AT LOW HATES. THE
O. V. Davis Co. , IMS Fnrnam St. W 600
IOANS ON IMPROVED CITY AND FARM
property ; low rates. H. II. Irey. 901 N. Y. Life.
W-D75-A5
F. D. WEAD , LOANS , 1ST1I AND DOUGLAS.
W-903-AO
AIONUV TO I.OAX CHATTELS.
, IONtY ! TO LOAN ON FU11NITU11E. PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. ; at lowest rnte In city ;
no removal of Roods ; strictly conlldentl/il ; you
can pay the lontt ore at any time or In any
amount. OMAHA MO11TOAGE LOAN CO. ,
SOU So. ICth St.
X-60I
MONEY TO LOAN. 30 , CO , 90 DAYS : FUnNI-
tuic , pianos , etc. Duff Green , room S Barker bile
. X C02
IIUSINKSS CIIA.VCISS.
FOR SALE , ADOUT 2.000 L1JS. MINION TYPE ,
700 Ibs. nttate. COO Ib.s. , bievtcr type , 130 pair
two-third cases. 40 double Iron stands for two-
third cases. This material was used on The
Oinalm IJeo and Is In fairly good condition.
Will be Mild cheap In , bulk or In nuantltles to
suit purchafer. Apply In person or by mall to
The Dee Publishing Co. , Omalia , Neb. Y 713
S3 AVEIAE , WEEKLY NET INCOME WITH
J2CO Investcil. Safe , conservative , prospectus ,
proofs free. F. Dally , 1293 ' Uroadivny. New
York. Y USSS-AG *
FOU SALE. THE M'TAOUE HOTEL. WITH
llrst-clnsa reMnurant and bar attached , Is of
fered for sale on reasonable terms. Apply to
J. H. Evans , Nat. Hank of Commerce.
Y MC14
DHUG STOCK FOP. SALE : WILL INVOICE
J.1.iiOO to $4.0(10 ; will take J3.000 cash ; stock In
first-class condition ; located In south central
town ; town of 10.000 population , ill health ,
reason for selling. Address T 49 , Hoc.Y
Y 630-0 *
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOll THE PROPER
man with drug store. Address , X , care Omaha
Dally Hoc. Y C97 8
FOR SALE. GOOD PAYING DRUG STOCK IN
town of 3CO ; best of reasons for selling ! easy
terms to right parties. Address Lock llox
10 , Imogene , la. Y M727 C *
FOR EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE. J30.000.00 IN SOME RUSINESS
property paying S per cent for vacant business
room In Omaha or good latin. . ,
care Omaha IJee. Z M732 S3
KOH 3AI.EHEAI. ESTATE.
MISTRACTS. THE 1JYUON REED COMPANY.
RE 603
FOR SALE. SIX GRAIN ELEVATORS IN
Gage county. Neb. , on the Union Pacltlc rail
way ; easy terms nnd cheap. Address J. G.
Shea , room C20 N. Y. Life bids. RE-C04
FOR SALE. TWO VERY FINE FARMS IN
Douglas county , 120 and 130 acres ; 43S acres In
Knox county ; 160 acres In Buffalo county ;
nlso two burglar-proof , time-lock safes. Wil
liam K. Potter , Receiver. RE M373
1CO-ACRE FARM. CLEAR ENCUMBRANCE :
price Jl.CCO , ' 4 down , balance 12 years time. G
per cent. Where they repair watches 73c.
J. H. Day , Jeweler , Ilee building. RE C3 |
„ . . BALE , C5 ACIIKS OP CHOICH GAItDKN-
Intt land two inllen nnil a half southeast of
South Omalm ; a Rirnt bargain ; will veil part
or nil ; terms to suit purchasers. Thomas
Hector , South Omnlm. HE 6JI 3
HOUSE AND LOT. 1 ml. NO. 19TH ST. J930.
Splendid cottage liome , S1.3J3. '
F. D. Wend , ICth and Douglas. RE 713 G
WANTED. 40 ACRES FOR CASH.
Wanted , 20 ncres for cash.
Wanted , business property for cash.
Wanted , cheap place for cash.
Wanted , lot for land ami cash.
Wanted , to loan , J.CD to r..OuO.
Wanted , 3.000 second-hand brick.
Wanted , farm In Iowa for cash.
Wanted , farm In Nebraska for cash.
C. F. Harrison , 912 N. Y. Life.
RE1723'
AXH I.OAX ASSOCIATIONS.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & H. ASS'N PAY 8 , 7 ,
8 per cent when 1 , 4. 3 years old : always re
deemable. 1701 Farnam St. Nattlnger , Sec.
603
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Intetest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & H ,
Ass'n , 1701 Farnam. O. M. Nattlnger , Sec.
GOG
HAIll DHI'ZSSI.VG.
THH PALACE HEAUTIFUL. FIRST CLASS
hair dressing , manicure ana massage parlors.
1605 Douglas. 287..U7
3IUSIC , AUT AND LANGUAGE ,
aiOllOE : F. GELLENllKCIv , 11ANJO AND
guitar teacher. R , 412 Ilee nidg , Tel. 23.1.
100
IIANKRUPT STOCK OF PIANOS ADOLPH
Meyers flno stock of Ktelnway , Knabe , Ivers
& Pond , llilggs , Emeraon , Vose & Sons pianos
nnd musical merchandise Is now on sale below
factory cost : uprights. 1110.00 nnd upwards ;
< iuare > , 143,00 and upwards ; 50a folios , ISc :
Jic Italian strings , lOc , some Co ; Mo Hohner
harps , 23c ; violins and guitars , from J3.00 up ;
new pianos for rent , William H , Sehmoller
& Co. , 3d lloor MfCague bldg. M675 31
ASTHOLOOV.
TUB WONDER OF THE AGE ; PROF. A
Mnsery. the greatest astrologer and pnlmlster
In the world ; past , present , future told or no
charge. 1921 Farnam , 8 to 12 m. , 2:30 : to 9:30 :
I'm , 419-A23
ruiiMTUiti : ,
I'iniNITUIll ! PACKED , WINDOW CUSHIONS
and muttrfs.ivs made nnd renovated ; get our
prices before placing your order. M. S. Walk ,
lln , 2111 Cumlng * t. ; tel. . 1331. cos
I'AWNIIUOICEHS.
H. MAUOWIT2. LOANS MONEY , 418 N. 16 RT.
SHOIITHAND ANI ) TVl'EWHITING.
A. C , VAN SANTB SCHOOL. 5U N. Y , LIFE.
COS
31EUIGAI , .
LADIKSI CHICHUSTEK'S ENGLISH PENNYroyal -
royal pills ( Diamond brand ) it re the best.
Safe , reliable. Tttka no other. Send 4c
stani [ > for particular * . "Relief for Ladleu , " In
letter by return null. At druggist" . Chi-
cheater Chemlral Co. , I'lillailflphla , 1'a. Men-
tlon Ilee. MHO ( *
AGENOV.
CAPTAIN V , IIOSTYN. DirTKCTIVB AOENCV ;
all deteollv * work cartfully and proniotly et-
ima d | o > Jie Karbach block , Ore l . nd tit
u > cok aUf. , Cliljigo. M-U8-B1
IOST.
STRAYED , FROM E7J1 N. J7TH. A HAY MARH
with fcnr on front foot. Return for reward ,
Ixwt-711
IJANCINO.
CALL ON MOHAN ! ) FOR PRIVATE 1.ESPON3 ,
day or evening. 1510 Harney. CJo si
PATRONIZ
HOME INDUSTRIES
V uoods made
. . -1 ) purchasing
l- < itt thu following Ncbraa-
> _ 4xJ Ua f.iatorlcs. If you can
not liiul what you want ,
coiiinuinicntu wltli the
i 8 * * ininnifactnrers us to
\v h a t dealers handle
their
BAGS. 1JUULAP AND TWINE.
1IK.MIS OMAHA IIAU CO.
Manufacturers of all kind ] of cotton nnd bur
lap bnRs , rotten dour sacks and twine o spec
ialty. CU-118-MS H. llth St.
BREWERIES.
OMAHA IIHUWI.XG ASSOCIATION.
Car lend thlpmcnts made In our own refn *
erntor cars. Ulue Illbbon , IMIte Export , VlenJA
Export nnd I'umlly Export delivered to all pnn.
of the city.
FLOUR.
S. l\ I LSI AX.
Manufacturer of Gold Medal Flour.
C. K. Ulack , Manager. Omaha ,
IRON WOUKS.
DAVIS .fc COWCILL IIIO.V WOHKI. "
Iroii unit HriiMB I'oumlcrn.
Manufncturem and Jobbers of Machinery , < > cn-
tru\ \ repairing a. specialty. 1501. 1503 nnd 1W5
J-ickson street , Omaha , NeD.
INDUSTRIAL IUO.V WOHKS.
Manufacturing and repairing of all Uln'la ' ot
linchlntiry ; , . engines , pumps , elevators , pr'ntlng
presses , hangers , shafting ana couplings. 14i ( and
H'JS Howard St. , Omaha.
l-.VXTOX & VII3HLt.\G IHO.V WOUICS.
Manufacturers of Architectural Iron Work.
General Foundry. Machine nnd Illncksmltt' work.
ICnslnocrs nmt Contrnctois for Fire Proof Hullil-
ings. Olllce and works : U. P. Ily. uid So.
17th street. Omaha.
NIGHT WATCH , FIRE 9ERVICE.
AM Kit I CAN UISTHICT T13LKUHAPH.
The only perfect protection to property. Exam
ine U. Heat thing on earth. Reduces Insurance
rates. 1304 Douglas street.
SHIRT FACTORIES.
J. II. 13VANS NEIIHASICA S1IIHT
COM1MXY.
Exclusive custom shirt tailors. 1511 Farnam.
TENTS AND ) AWNINGS.
AVOLF HlllOS. t CO.
Manufacturers of tcnl . awnings , tarpollans ,
flags , banners and Btrtamers. TENTS FOll
RENT , 703-703 South Sixteenth streit. Omaha ,
Neb.
Electrotyplng am ] Stereotyping
FOII TIIBTUADS. I'l itcfl miulo br unore note < l for
tholr nuperior tliiiuli unit printing f utility.V
Kunrnnteo Hrst-clasli work. I'lxinpt eerrice nml
rensoiniblecli.irKB * . Write for ostlmn . Bond for
' ' " ' '
oneof our )
' '
1114 Howard St. . OMAIIJ . 'jir.B.
Searles &
Searlea
SPECIALISTS l
fiervous , ' Chronic
and
Private Diseam
WEftFMEH
All Prlviito l lioa l
nrtl > l ordera of .Una
Troiitinout by mall
eousultittlou frou *
_ „ , - SYPHILIS
Cured for life nd the poison thoroughlj
eleansed from the iy tem. PILES. FISTULA
m niZRTAL ULCEnS. HYDROCELES AND
VAIHCOCELB permanently nnd successfully
cured. Method new nnd unfalllnf.
STRICTURE AND GLEET
By new method without pain or cutting- .
Call on or adUre with stamp.
Dr. Seailes & Searies ,
WHEELMEN
Will find in
The Omaha Sunday Bee
A complete compsndium
Of all the events
In the Wheeling World.
Better than any special
cycling paper.
RAILWAY 'ME ' CARD
Leaves I11UKL.1NUTON & MO. illVKlt.lArrives
OinahajUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason SU. | Omaha
S:33am : Denver Kxi > re 3 D:3Sam :
4Ul : > m.UIt ! Hills. .Mont. & I'uijet Slid Ex. 4tt > pm
4Unm Denver Uxiiregi 4IUpm :
7OJI > m.Nebraska Local ( except Hund.-iy ) . 7:43pm :
. . .Lincoln Local ( except Sundayli:3uum ) :
2tCpm..I''akt Mall ( for Lincoln ) dally. . . .
Leuveu ICIIIC'Aao. IJU11L.INOTON ft Q.iArrlves
OmalialUnlon Depot. 10th & Maunn Bin. I Oma'ia
D:00pm : . CliU'ttb-o Veatlbule
98am ; . Chicago nxtireaa . 4l5pm :
. . Chicago anil St. I.nuU Kxpresi : . , 8Cmain :
llIOam : . Pacltlc Junction Local . 6:10pm
_ . . . . . . . . . . .Fam Mail . . 25Upni !
Lcuvoa ICIIICAaO. MIL. & ST. I'AUl . | Arrlv ! i
OmajialUiiloii Depot , loth & Ma on ata. | Omaha
C:30pm : Chicago Limited S0uam ;
11:00am..Chicago Hxpreaa ( ex. Sunday ) . . . 8S5pm
Leaves [ CHICAGO & NOnTHWKST'N.jArrlves
OmalialUnlon Depot. 10th & Manon Sta. | Omaha
! 0Unm : Eastern Ki > reas 3lOpm ;
4tr.pm : Vestlbuled Limited , , , , 5(5pm :
< : lSpm Kt. I'aul Express , , , , :30am :
CIOam : Bt , Paul Limited , . . , 905pm ;
7JOam..Carroll : & Klojx City Local . . .ll:10pm :
CSOpnl : Omaha Clilcano Bpccl < * ! 8:00ara :
Mls ourl Valley i oca 9:30ain :
Loavea ICHICAOO , 11. I. A PAOIFJC.IArrlves
OmalialUnlon Depot , IQlll & Mnton 8ta. | Omaha
HAST.
lOMOam.Atlantic Rxnrexa ( er. Sunday ) , , 5:3pm :
700pm ; . .Nltht Expreau , S:15um :
4Mpm..Chicago : Veitlbufed Limited , . . , l:35pm :
4bOin..Bt. : | Paul VfallbuItU Limited. . . . l:3Spm :
WEST.
0i3pm.Oklahoma : & Texas nx. ( ex. Sun..10S5am :
1 itOpm Colorado Limited 4Minn )
Liu yea I e. , ST. I' . . M. & u. ( Arrives
Omahal Depot. 15th and Webster at , I Omalia
8:15am..HIoux City Awominotlatlun , , , , : wpni
IIJOpm..Bloux City Exprem lex. Sun..ll(3am :
8:10am :
3W : > jn : . , I'UHI Malt and Expreii , 5:00pm :
3uupinex. : ( Sal.Vyo. ) . Ux. ( ex. Man , ) , , 5Wpra ;
7Suum.Fremont : lj > cal ( Sundaya Onl/ ; , .
7frjam : Norfolk tlzpreii ( ex. Sun ) IDZ5am :
l : pm. . . . . St. Paul Expreu 9liaio :
. I 1C. U. . St. J , & C. U. ( Arrives
OmalialUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason ati.l Omaha
tQ5am : Kum > a City Day Kxpresa CiOum ;
10:0011111.K. : C. Night Ex. via U. P. Trans , 60a :
MISSOURI PACIFIC. Arrives
Omaha Depot , 15th anil Webiter Bis. Omaha
SIOpra..Nebraska & Kancan I.lmlteil..13Upni :
9iOpm : Kansas City Expreba , , G:00am :
5l ; > C'iia..Nebraika Local ( ex. Sun. ) , , . , 8OCam :
Leave * J BlOirX CITY & PACIFIC ; lArrlven
Omalial Depot. 15th und Webater Sta. I Omaha
< : Upm Bt. Pnul Limited 8lJam :
L ave BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. Arrive.
Omalial Union Depot. ICth & Mason Sla. ( Omaha
lilOam. . , , St. Paul Passenger UilOpm
1tOain..81oux : City I'aisenger , , , : C5pra
t:5iprn St. Paul Limited : tium
L ves UNION PACIFIC. Arrives
OmahalUnlon De | > ot , 10th & Maton Bts. | Ornahi
: iOam . . . . .Kearney Express 4:10pm :
E0am Overland Limited IMipni
I pm-Deat'eeft Btromitb'B Ex. ( ex Sun.12:05pm :
titipm-.Qraii'l Island Express ( ex. 8uu..12l ; pra
. . . . . . . . . . . . .Fast Mall t : Cara
Leaves I WADASII nAILWAY. lArrlvts
OmahalUnlon Depot. 10th Mason ats.I Omit *
Bt. Louis Cannon Hull
WESTERN MEH1IE WINNERS
Eastern Teams Not infJt in the Big Stnto
Team Shoot.
In'l
NEBRASKA MEN GETJJHE THIRD PLACE
I own nn.I llllnolH ; iljf "for Klrnt l'rl e-
MhuolliiK llpttor.jvjinn All Pro-
vluiiM KNtlinnlPflni.CirpiiU'nt nf
All Trnn < lOvi-nt * .
CHICAGO , Aug. 5. When a team of five
men score forty-five out of fifty birds and
docs not set n place , the shooting must , of
n verity , be of n high blasa. Such was the
case today In the Dupont world's ' cham
pion tournament In progress at Uurnsldc.
One of them was an Illinois team , captained
by A. C. Anson , the noted ball player. The
entire day was devoted to the team race ,
and both sets of trnps were kept running
from D a. m. until 6 o'clock. Twenty-eight
teams competed for the state championship
and a veritable battle of giants ensued , The
Iowa team , known as the "Indians , " con
sisting of Gilbert , the world's champion ,
King , Trotter , Hudd and Grimm , ties for
the first place with the Illinois' learn No.
1 , consisting of Marshall , Bacon , the state
champion , lllngham , Crosby and Powers.
Each team dropped but one bird. Three
teams from Ohio , Pennsylvania and Illinois ,
tied for second place. The Nebraska team
No. 1 took third , with forty-seven , and sev
eral teams divided fourth with forty-six.
Old-timers say that It was the greatest
shooting ever seen at a tournament. The
weather was Intensely hot , but during the
afternoon a breeze sprung up , and as the
birds were a selected lot , the shooting be
came very difficult. The attendance was
enormous. Hundreds' of women were In
the throng. The conditions Imposed were
that five men on each team should belong to
ono state and belong to some regularly or
ganized club. They shot at ten birds each ,
$50 entrance for each team , ten birds per
man , with $50 added for each team entered
by the Dupont company. W. L. Shepard
and A. L. Knox refcreed.
Today's score :
Nebraska Team No. 1-F. U Pnrmaleo , 9 ;
Bruckcr , 9 ; Smead , 9 : Montmorency , 10 ; J.
C. Read , 10 ; total , 47.
Nebraska Team No. 2 A , Glade. 8 ; J. J.
Dickey. 7 : Squire , 7 ; J. Denn , 10 ; Latshaw ,
'Indiana Team-Lewis , 8 ; Hill. 0 ; Winston ,
10 : O. Beck , G : F. ISrli.Jr. , 0 ; total. 42.
Tennessee Team Park , 9 ; Rctuors. 9 ;
Lidler. S ; Collender , 7 ; Dunn , 8 : total , 41.
Minnesota J. C. . 9 : Holt , 7 ; Read , S ;
Hnmlln , 7 : MrGlnnis , 9 ; total , 40.
Wlsconsin-Dr. Williamson , 9 ; Thomas ,
10 ; G. Ucltor , 9 ; Pettlt , 9 ; Merrill , 9 ; total ,
'
Missouri J. B. Porter. 10 ; J. A. Rllev , S ;
Gotlleb , 10 ; Taylor. 8 : Wllmot. 10 ; Intnl. 4fi.
Kentucky Chmlwck..IO ! : Dubray , 10 ; Matson -
son , 7 ; Trimble , 9 ; Faucut , 9 ; total , 45.
Pennsylvania W. S. King. 10 : Denny. 10 ;
A. H. King , 9 ; W. G. Clark , 10 ; Messner ,
'Kansas Edwards. 9JSexton ; , 9 ; Running ,
9 ; Rarhnrt , 4 ; Rooney , C ; total , 37.
Iowa Team No. 1-rJ. Avcry. S ; Scott , 9 ;
Conrad , 7 ; Chrlsmar ) , 9nKrdman ; , 8 ; total ,
Iowa Team No. Petersen , 9 : Hushes ,
10 ; Christiansen , S ; Gcorgcson , 10 ; Lltons ,
7 ; total , 44. i
Iowa Team No. .WR. , O. Graham , 8 ; A.
Bershelm. 8 ; W. F.V it , 9 ; Harden , 7 ;
J. G. Smith. S : total'(6. ' ( . , '
Iowa Team No. 4 Gilbert , 10 ; TV. S. Klnir ,
10 ; Trotter , 9 ; Buddf , 101' ; ' Grimm , 10 ; total ,
49. ! '
New York Team Np. l--C. S. Blrkhart , S ;
E. C. Blrkhart , 9 ; B..Ff Smith , S ; Klrkover ,
'New-"York Tearrt 'No. ' S Fulford , ' 9 ;
Grover , 10 : McMurchy. ' 8 ; Davenport , 10 ;
J. Von Leneerke. 8 : total. 45.
Maryland Team MacAlester. 9 ; Bandy. 8 ;
Hawkins , 9 ; Dupont-10 ; Claridge , 8 ; total ,
Ohio Team No. 1 R. E. D. . 10 ; Altlre , 9 ;
Red Wind , 10 ; Young , 9 ; Helltes , 10 ; total.
48. < r i 'i
Ohio Team No. 2 D. iAPAnson. 10 ; Bodle ,
10 ; Sprgss , JO ; Tlppe , jj JV S. Wuldell , 7 ;
°
' Oal'o Tearrt TW. ' 3 Scn'flyler10 ; West. 10 :
Ackormnn. 10 ; HIckory..S'Small ' : ' , S'total , 46.
Illinois Team No. 1 T. Marshall , 9 ; R.
Bacon , 10 : E. Blnnham. 10 ; Crossby , 10 ; R.
Powers. 10 ; total. 49. ,
Illinois Team No. 2 J. E. Price , 7 ; A. E.
Price , 10 : Colonel C. E. Fellon , 8 ; A. Klein-
man. 9 ; Bopardus , 9 : total , 43.
Illinois Team No. .1 11. Dunnell , 10 ; M. J.
PItson. 0 : W. Dunnell , 9 ; B. Dunnell , 9 ; R.
S. Molt , C : total , 40.
Illinois Team No. 4 C. Klelnman , 10 ; M.
J. Elch. 8 : McFnrland. 9 ; A. Klelnman , 10 ;
Ruble , 9 ; total , 4R.
Illinois Team No. 5 F. Dllg. 7 ; Jnmrs J.
Smith. 9 ; A. Scmltz , 7 ; Franklin , 9 ; Beck ,
9 ; total , 41.
Illinois Team No. C George Roll , 10 ; Sam
Wilson. 10 : T. L. Parker , 9 ; Frothlngham ,
10 : C. B. Dicks. 9 ; total , 48.
Illinois Team No. 7 J. P. Watson , 10 ; ft.
C. Wlllard , 10 : A C. Anson. S ; Anthony , 8 ;
Steck , 9 ; total , 43.
Illinois Team No. S Dr. Shaw , G ; T. P.
Hicks , 9 ; Dr. Llddy , 9 ; S. Palmer , S ; P.
Kuss , 8 ; total , 40.
Victim of iin Old Trick.
PIERCE. Neb. , Aug. 5-Speclal.-The ( )
Randolph ball team pla'yed a smooth trick
-TO-BAG MENDS NERVES
Los ! Life Force Restored and
Shattered Nerve-Power
Quickly Repaired.
Tilt" Tolincco-VIcc Uiiilcrmlncn V
nml Vitality. .NVrvoux iiroHtr
tliin , Ci'llcriil DehllltMonn
Tulinuuo A'ervv I'olxuuliiij : .
Tobacco-using Is a reckless waste of life
force , money and manhood.
It Is a dirty , nasty , ilien-wrecUlns disease
and every tobacco-user Itnows It ,
The tobacco user's nerves nro shattered
u < jd broken , his llfo la RO\\IK \ \ out of him ,
lio'a losing his Rrlp , but No-To-nuc , the
sironecst , quickest nerve tonic In the world ,
braces his brain , nourishes his nerves , kills
nicotine , makes manhood. Summer tmiok-
1ns shortens life.
If you want to ( jult tobacco , gain
strength , weight. vitality-
It you want all the tlmo to look , feel and
act llko u man
Take No-To-Ilnc ! Get n cure or your
money back. Over 4W.OOO have boon cured ,
and millions use N'o-To-Uao to regulate tobacco -
bacco using , or pure y for Its wonderful
powers as n nerve tonic mid stimulant.
If your nerve nnd heart action Is weak , no
matter what the cauue , take No-To-JJao !
Soldnml gunranti-cd/l > y druggists ovary ,
wbero. Our famous.linpklct , "Don't To
bacco Spit und SmdrcA Tour Llfo Away , "
written guarantee ntliffrpe sample mailed
for the asking. Acfdre'ris ' The Sterling
Remedy Co. , ChlragouAIoiitreal ! or New
Vorlt. t-utr
on the lornl nine ycstcrdny. As n
of Vlproe's plnycrs wpro out of town Mnn
ngor Hock telegraphed the Hnndolph loy
to postpone the name. The Itiitulolph lads ,
however , had cnRnBed a foreign battery
nnil thoiiBht this an excellent opportunity
to boat the boys ami cnmo over nnyway.
Next Tuesday I'lerce will have her full
nine and will go to llandolph to play the
tettlrn game. .
iSA.MH.S 01' TIIKAT10XAI , I.UAIillB.
llnltlniiiro TnriiN III the Strrtch lit tin-
lipnil I > r nn Uj-flnnli.
nAr.TIMOUK , Aug. D.-The Champions
easily defeated the Olnnts today. In the
fifth Inning Connaughton's long drive Into
the open stand following two suc
cessive lilts caused Now York to tally
three and In the seventh Qlenson's two-
bntrger , followed by two hits , fiave the New
York's nnother. The Champions hit Oad
Clarke at will. Attendance , 4.1UO. Score :
' -10
Haltlmore . -
New York . 0 4
Hits : Haltlmore , 13 : New York. fi. Krrors :
Haltlmore , 1 ; New York , r. . Knrtieil runs !
Haltlmore , 0 ; New York , I. Two-bnso lilt :
Gleason. Threc-bnso hit : Keeler. Home
run : ConnaiiRhton. Stolen liases : Holts.
Jennings (2) ( ) , Ooylo (2) ( , Vnn Haltren.
Uoulilo play : aieaoon to.Conimuishton fo
lleckley. I-'lrst base on balls : orf Ksnor , 2.
off Clarke , i : olT Oettlngpr , 1. Struck out :
Hy Clarke. 1. Hatterles : Haltlmore. fcspor
and Clark ; New York , Clarke , ( lettlnser
nnd Warner. Umpire : Sheridan.
COI.ON13I.S I.OSI3 IN TIIK UNO.
L.OU1SVILW3. Ky. , Alip. B. The Pirates
made H three straight today. The Colonels
were In the H-ad up to the eighth Inning.
when the Pittsburgh knocked Holmes out
of the box. Bearing seven runs. Hastings
was substituted for Hughey In the llfth In
ning. Attendance , 500. Score !
Plttsbure . 0 13
Loulsvlllo . . . . . I 04300100-9
tilts : Plttsburg , 19 ; Louisville. 12. Errors :
Plttsburg. 3 ; Louisville. 4. liarncrt runs :
Plttsburg , fi ; Louisville , 4. Two-base hits :
McCreery. McKarland. Stenzcl , Hustings.
Three-base hit : Stcnzel. Stolen bases : Dex
ter. Holmes (2) ) , McKarland. Stenzel (2) ( ) .
Double play : Cllngman to Rogers to Cas-
Hastings. ,
Hastings nnd Merrill ; Louisville , Holmes ,
Hermann nnd Dextor. Umpire : McFarlaud.
PHILLIKS SCOIIK IN THE NINTH.
imOOKLYN. N. Y. , Aug. 5. The Phillies
looked good for a shutout at Eastcrn park
today until Lachancu and Corcoran made
errors In the ninth Inning. Payne then sud
denly went up Into the air and three runs
for the Quakers was the result. Up to
this time Payne allowed the .visitors but
five hits. Keener was nn easy mark. Score :
Brooklyn . 0 0 fl 1 0 0 0 1 * 8
Philadelphia . 00000000 3 3
Hits : Hrooklyn. 11 : Philadelphia , S. Kr-
rors : Brooklyn , 2 : Philadelphia. B. Earned
runs : Brooklyn , 4 ; Philadelphia , 3. Struck
out : By Payne. 2 ; by Keener , i. First on
balls : Off Keener , 1. Home runs : Jones ,
Corcoran. Three-base hits : Burrell , Thomp
son. Two-baso hits : Burrell , Dolehanty.
Stolen base : Shlndle. Double piny : Coolcy
to Delehanty. Passed ball : Clement. Bat
teries : Brooklyn , Payne and Burrell ;
Philadelphia , Keener and Clement. Umpire :
Hurst. Attendance. 1,500.
WON IT IN THE FIRST.
BOSTON , Aug. n. The Bostons bunched
their hits In the first Inning In today's
game and by sharp Holding and good pitchIng -
Ing by Sullivan beat the Senators out by
ono run. Mercer also pitched u good game ,
but the visitors were unable to get their
hits together. Attendance , 1,200. , Score :
Boston . . 1
Washington . 100001002-4
Hits : Boston , 10 ; Washington , G. Er
rors : Boston , 1 ; Washington , 2. Earned
runs : Boston , 4 ; Washington , 3 Two-basu
hits : Hamilton , Lush. Homo runs : Ber
gen , O'Brien. Bases on balls : Oft Sullivan.
3 ; off Mercer , 2. Struck out : By Mercer.
4. Batteries : Boston , Sullivan and Ber
gen ; Washington , Mercer nnd McOuIre.
Umpire : Lynch.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Baltimore . ST 6S 27 &S.2
Cincinnati . 91 G2 29 ( K.1
Cleveland . SS 57 31 04.8
Chicago . ! S3 40 57.0
Plttsburg . SS 49 39 55.7
Boston . SG 47 33 54.7
Brooklyn . 87 40 47 40.0
Philadelphia . 87 39 48 44.8
New York . 87 M 51 41. J
Washington . 84 34 50 40.5
St. Louis . SS 2S fiO 31.S
Loulsvlllo . SG 22 C4 23.0
Games today : New York at Baltimore ;
Philadelphia at Brooklyn ; Washington al
Boston ; St. Louis at Chicago.
SCOIIKS OF TIIK WESTEIMT I.KAfiUK.
IlarncM IMtrlirH Inilluiiniiolln
Out of tin * I.end A urn I n.
INDIANAPOLIS , Aug. 5 The second
same today was called on account of dark
ness. Score , first game :
Indianapolis 2-C
Milwaukee 301000000 3 7
Hits : Indianapolis , 0 ; Milwaukee , 13. Er
rors : Indianapolis , 3 ; Milwaukee , 4. Bat
teries : Davis nnd Buckley ; Barnes and
Spear ,
Score , second game :
Indianapolis 0-8
Milwaukee 0-S
Hlt : Indianapolis , 12 ; Milwaukee. 1C. Er
rors : Indianapolis , 5 ; Milwaukee , 0. Bat
teries : Monroe , Damman and Wood ; Bor-
chcrs and Spear.
COLUMBUS. Aug. 5. Score :
Columbus
Kansas City 20000001 0 3
lilts : Columbus , 10 ; Kansas City. 7. Er
rors : Columbus , 0 ; Kansas City , 3. Bat-
teiles : Wilson , Daniels nnd Boswell ; Cal-
lal < an nnd Lake.
DETROIT , Aug. 5. Score :
Detroit 2-3
St. Paul 000000003
Hits : Detroit. 12 ; St. Paul , 8. Errors :
Detroit , 4 ; St. Paul , 4. Hatterles : Thomas
and Twlneham ; Denzor and Spies.
GRAND RAPIDS , Mich. , Aug. 5.-Score :
Grand Rapids 0 r
Minneapolis S
Hits : Grand Rapids , . " > ; Minneapolis , 14
Errors : Grand Rapids , 2 : Minneapolis , 3.
Batteries : McFarland nnd Hedge ; Hutchi
son nnd Schrlver.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
St. Paul S ! > HI 33 C0.7
Indianapolis SI GO 3) ) 59.a
Minneapolis SS GO 3S M.b
Detroit SG 4S 33 55.S
Kansas City S7 48 sa 55.2
Milwaukee 01 41 SO 46.8
Grand Rapids 94 S3 VI 33.1
Columbus 91 31 03 33,0
Games today : Detroit at Columbus
Grand Rapids at Indianapolis.
< : ra nil f I IT n It ItaccH ut ColunilniH.
COLUMBUS , O. . Aug. C.-FIno weather
and a fast track contributed to the HUC *
cess of the races today , The freo-for-al
trot was the card that drew out a big
crowd. Fantasy's tlmo In the first heat
2OGV : . was the fastest over trotted In a
raeu on the Columbus track nnd the fastest
mmlo anywhere In n free-for-all trot this
season. The first heat In the 2:23 : pace was
marred by an accident In which lid Geers
the vote-ran driver , had a narrow escape
Just after the horses got away. SllkwooO
Nut , driven by Grudy , mumbled and fell
Red Oak , driven by Geers , wan close behind
and bolng unable to get out of the waj
wont down also , throwing Gccrs ovt-r his
head , Geers struck on his shoulder , and
his nresenco of mnd | saved him , for ho
crawled under tlio , fence just as Red Oal <
rolled over. Ho was pretty badly shaker
up , but will bo In tlio sulky again In a
few days , Results :
2:15 : trot , purse $1,500 : Newcastle \yon the
second , third and fourth hcuts , Tlmo
for Infants and Children.
Cast or I a destroys worms , allays feverishness - "Catiorla is Botrell adapted to children
ness , cures dlarrhcea end wind colic , relieves that I recommend it as superior to iiuy pro-
teething troubles , and cures constipation. sctlpllou kuowu to juc/ '
Caatorlu contains uo paregoric , uorjiUIue , H. A. AKCSiiR , Ml ) . ,
or opium iq auy form , itt fa , Oxford Btr. , IJrooUIyu , N. y.
" 1'or several year * 1 have recommended "The use of Castorla U so universal and
Castorla , end eliall al-rays continue to dose Us merits to.veil known that It * ccms a
so as it lias invariably produced bcucCdal work of Bupererogatloa to endorse it. Few
results. " are the intelligent families who do cot Vet"
, SI. D. ( Cuktoria witblu cosy icacli. "
JiSth Street and 7th Avenue , CAJ003 JlARTVN , D. . , \
New York City ,
.Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
THC CCHTAUH fOttHLM1. II MUnR > r OTBlIT , NCWYORK CITY
J:12S:1Si4. : : . 3Ifi : . r-Ve.1 n won the nrt
hent In 2ll',4 nml wit * second. Allnc thlnl.
Comhlne , Olerlmn. nolllklnn. OrntiRe Chief ,
Wllmnrch , Sttnlnml Clay. Ohnrmlnp Chimes
nnd Jlmmle HIIRIIC nlao Rtnrtcd.
I-'roo-for-all trot , purse 12,000 ! Fantasy
won In Htrnlght hrnts. Time ! S:06VJ. : 2OS : ,
2:09Vi. : lifitp.tstn nocoiul. Unannqua thlnl ,
[ .on ! Clinton nlso slnrted.
2:00 : trot , purxa tl.MW : Kentucky I'nlon
won the second , third nnd fourth hcnts.
Tlmo ! 2:03. : 2OSH. : 2:0n4Klnmnth : won the
llrst hent in 2OSU : nnd wna seeond Uounccr
third. HUH nlso Htnrted.
2:23 : jiace , purse Jl.MO ( tinnnlnhcd ) : 1'lnnet
won the second and third hents. Time :
2UH : , 2H. : Shermnn Clay won the llrst
lout In 2:10'4. : Sliver Chimes. Jnek , lied
Oak , Ntitlirenker , Jr. . Itobert V , Jlntul
nnd Sllkwood Ntit nlso started.
STATH ciuriFiT snTirr'vT IIU.VTIIICK.
I'vtrcnicly liitrrrnlliiu ; Srrliiif Itnorn
XViilfhi'il ! n l.ur c 4'roml.
1U5ATIUPI3. Neb. . AtlB , C.-SpecInl ( Tele-
gram. ) The Mfth race meet In the state
circuit scries was run oft hero tills after
noon before about iMM people nnil wns : i
success In every particular. The rnces were
ill extremely IntorestlUB , especially the
professional , In which the finishes were nil
close and cxettlnK , the winner never win
ning' by more than n foot. Maxwell and
Mockctt did not seem to be recovered from
some recent falls nnd Knulrlekson made
the blp win of the day.V. . K. Snfier of
Denver won all the amateur events , while
his team mates carried off their share of
seconds nnd thirds. All the riders now on
the circuit will go from here to klncoln for
the races on the Glh , when they will then
go to Omaha for the grand llnnl meet of
the circuit to be held there Saturday , Au
gust 8. ItestiltH !
One mlle novice : ITntik Onle won , C. A.
Hertford second. I'cnrly Clark third. Time1
2St. : !
2St.Onehalf mile , professional : Homer Kalr-
inon won. P. II. RlcCall second , Krcdrlck *
son third. Time ! 1:14 2-5.
One mile , amateur , open : W. R Sager
of Denver won , Otis Gockc second. Art
Hills third , Time : 2:23. :
One mlle open , profession : John Lawson
won , O. A. Maxwell second , Mockelt third.
Time : 2:10. :
One-half mlle open , nmatotir : Sn er won ,
Whltcomb second , Clocko third. Time. :
1:10. :
1:10.Klvo mile amateur , handicap : Saijer ( twcn-
ty-llvo yards ) won , Oammoa ( scratch ) second
end , Whltcomb ( seventy-live yards ) third.
Tlmo : :20. :
One mlle tandem , professional : Mockctt
nnd Sullivan won. Time : 2:221-5. :
Three mlle handicap , professional ! Frcd-
rlckson ( thirty yards ) won , iver Oustaver-
son ( ICO yards ) second , Maxwell ( scratch )
third. Time : 8:433-5. :
AIIU ALL H13AIV KOH LOUISV11.I.K.
Xliioty-Slx Meet Cluli KlcclN Itn
A meeting of the ' 98 meet club was hold
last evening at D. J. O'Hrlcn'H , Fifteenth
and Capitol avenue , and the work prelimin
ary to the jaunt to the Loulsvlllo meet
was pushed nearly to completion , leaving
little more to he done except the arrang
ing of a few minor details. From all re
ports It Is oipparent that at least two dozen
fully uniformed wheelmen will be In line
to represent Omaha. The following of-
llcera were elected : Captain , Harry Jltil-
hnll ; lieutenant , J. E. Howe ; bugler , F.
\V. Fitch. Samples of the complete uni
form to be worn by the club were on ex
hibition and pronounced "duzzlers" by
those who Inspected them. The cap Is of
white llannel decked with Ilarlng Ak-Sar-
Ucn colors. The balance of the suit Is of
white. Large badges , done In Ak-Sar-Hcn
colors and bearing the Inscription , "Omaha
Wants the League Meeting In 189S. " were
distributed to the delegation. Uefore ad
journing a "srnulllng committee , " consist
ing of Mttlhall , Howo. and Fotterman , was
appointed with full powers to act , provided
they did so by Saturday evening before
the spoclal car leaves with the delegation
for Louisville via Chicago.
110U IVHEXX 1II3.VTS CAKH MO 101. .
\\VMtcni 'FoiinlN Cliampliiii
Dnivii to the lOiiMtcru Crnclr.
LONG BRANCH. Aug. 5. The Norwood
park Invitation tennis tournament waa con
tinued today. The weather was extremely
warm and Interfered , greatly with quick
plays. Lamed , who won the cup last year ,
won twice today. Scores :
Stevens beat Fischer , C-3 , 2-C , C-l , C-4 ;
Larned beat C. Wrenn , 0-3. 7-n , C-4 ; H. D.
Wrenn beat Neel , the western champion ,
1-0 , C-4. C-2 , G-3.
Larned beat Stevens , fi-7 , G-l , n-7 , C-0 , G-3 ;
Fischer bent Talmage , C-2. 6-3 , C-l.
The tie between Fischer and R. D. Wrenn
will be played oft Thursday.
AVhiM'l Iltiet'N at MIINOII CHy
MASON CITY , In. . Aug. 5. ( Special Tele
gram , ) The first day's races of the Mason
City Bicycle club were held under favorable
circumstances this afternoon. Two thou
sand spectators were In attendance. The
weather wns flno. Lee Richardson of Chicago
cage entertained the people for half an
hour -with his trick riding. Uesults :
Ono mile , novice : J. K. Mayers , Wavnrly ,
la. , llrst ; Charles Hullen. DOS Molnes , second
end ; W. H. Brayton , Clear Lake , third
Time : 2:23 : 3-5.
Hnlf mile , open , amateur , run In three
sections , first three of each section qualify
ing for the final heat : First Heat Arthur
Coyle , Cedar Ho , ; , Ids , first ; Fred Craig , DCS
Molnes , second. Llovd Fowle. ClarksvlIIe ,
third. Time : 1:12. : Second Iloat Huph L.
.Tackson , Cedar Rapids , llrat : Henry JJ.
Storm. Grlnnell , second ; Bert I'nge. Mar on
City , third. Time : 1:20 : 2-5. Third Heat-
Harry C. White , Cedar Rapids , llrst ;
Charles J. Hell , Cedar Rapids , second ; Ros
Reed. Dos Molnes , third. Time : 1:20. : Final
Heat H. 15. Storm. Grlrinell , , first ; Harry
C. White , Cedar Rapids , second ; Arthur
Coyle , Cedar Rapids , third ; Hugh L. Jack
son , Ccirar Rapids , fourth. Time : 1:03 : 3-5.
Cerro Gordo county championship , one
mile : Leroy Page , Mason City , first ; Vern
Klrlt , Mason City , second : Clare Kirk ,
Mason City , third ; I. I. Glddlngs , Clear
Lake , fourth. Tlmo : 2:23 : 4-5. This breaks
the county record by ten seconds ,
Ono mile , open , professional , Hlx entries ,
flvu starters , time limit 2:22 : ; Ilofer , St.
Pnul , ( Irst ; Jncknon , Cedar Rapids , second ;
I. J. Boyum , Minneapolis , third. Tlmo :
2:20 : 4-5. Re-run under 2:23 : limit resulted :
E. F. Jackson , Cedar Rnnlds , first ; Hofur
second , George Mlersteln tlilrd. Tlmo : 2:22'/i. : '
Race protested by Hofer on account of not
being won under the tlmo limit.
W. J. SutclltTe of Waterloo rode nn un-
paeed mlle In 2:20 : 2-5 , breaking the state
record of 2:27. : Lloyd Fowle of ClarksvlIIe
rode It In 2:22. :
Flve-mllo handicap , amateur : Arthur
Coyle , Cedar Raolds , first : Lloyd Fowlo
ClarksvlIIe , second ; H. B. Storm , Grlnnell
third ; W. J. Sutcllffe , Waterloo , fourth ,
Tlmo : 12:58 : 2-0.
Charles Ilofor ' attempted to lower the
state professional mile , which Is 2:09. jiacK
by a tandem , Ho made the mlle In 2:12
with fiulte a wind to face up the stretch ,
Si-omul Day nt llmuio ,
HOONK , la. , Aug. D. ( Special Telegram.
Although there wns a drizzling rain pan
of the afternoon , the races here drew u
good crowd. The 2:50 : heat was won bj
Kamarae. Marsh Murdork soe-ond. Vorn
third. Magnolia fourth. Time : 2:32 : , 2CO'/ : '
The free-for-all pace was taken by Kiln
T , Lady J second. Time : 2:10-i : , 2ZOy. . 2:1SV4. :
.Tn l < - Ciiiiilinir .SnIlN for London.
NHW YORK , Aug. 5. Jake Gaudnur. the
oarsman , sailed on board the Paris lodnj
bound for Southampton. To n reporter who
met him at thu pier ho cald : "I am In the
Pink of condition ; in fact , I never felt bet
ter In my life , I am going ovmto Kugland
to prepare for my rnco with Stanbtiry , the
Australian onrmnnn. which will bo rowei
on the Thnmi',1 on September 27 , "
of a Day.
SIDNEY , Neb. , Aug. G. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Cur ! E. Uorgnuiat , ono of the oldest
residents of Cheyenne county , died here
this evening alter an Illness of severa
days , caused by n paralytic stroke. The
ilcccnscil owned the first drug atoro here
but retired In IES8 to uttcml to his largo
ranch interests two miles cast nf town.
Ills death Is sadly deplored in the coin-
inunlty.
TOl'BKA , Kan , , Aug. 6 , Kx-Governor
( Icurge T. Anthony died at 1035 ; tonight.
He hnci bren 111 about three weeks , Ho
wa governor of Kansas from 1877 lo 1879 ,
anil was appointed superintendent of Insur
ance by Governor Morrlll , which ofllco ho
licld up to the time of Ills death. Ho leaves
a widow anil one child ,
Aiiclilrut to I lie Overland l''l > -i-r ,
LAHAMIB , Wyo , , Aug. 5. ( Special , ) A
peculiar accident happened yesterday as ( lie
Union 1'aclflc overland flyer wax pulling out
of the yards. The main driving wheel on
thu left side of the locomotive broke from
the iixlu ami leuvlng the engine ran out on
a side trade for fifty fret. The train won
running but five miles an hour andvaa
stopped within a few feet of the place whuro
the accident occurred. The accidentwaa
cauned by a ( law In the journal of the driver
and had thu train been golne at full upeed
the reault would doubtless bayo been a dis
aster.
for Him ml Mont'- ,
JEFFKHSON , la , , Aug , D , ( Special Tele.
gram. ) A sound money club of seveuly-Ove
members was organized at Cuurdan lasl
night and the membership will reach 20C
before tlao week { a over ,
LOCALS FIGHT THE IIIRODCnS
Bailroads in a Battle Royal Before tlio Interstate -
torstato Commission ,
CHARGE EACH OTHER WITH REBATING
Joint AKPtit 'Mfimlrj' Snjs tlint Ho llnf
Tiimril All lliiuKn liver tu
tin * Inlorcnli'il HonilK mill
Cnniiol I'roiltu'i * Thrill.
CIIICAOO , Aiiff , 5. The Inquiry of tltc In-
crstnto Commerce coninilsslon roRarillnK
pr.iln rate ni.inlpnl.itlnna nt Kansas nty
iromlsra some spnsallon.il rcault.i. At to *
lay's session Vice I'rcsltlcnt Tmrsdnlo ot
the Itock Island and Joint Ascnt Mnegley
of Kansas City were the only witnesses. The
nvostlKntlon has resolved Itself Into a bat *
lo royal between the local rends not run-
ting through Kansas City anil the through
lues. 1'rcslilcnt Stlckney of the OreatVat -
TII tried to provo that the western connec *
Jens ot the Indlann , lllnots anil Iowa , nnd
ho Klglti , Jollct & ICaslern belt lines around
Jhleago had nnthorlzed thcso roads to pay
Heavy rebates to heavy Rrnln shippers nnd
Hint the treasurers of the different through
lines had turned over money to tholr attor
neys to bo paid RhlpiH'ra n rebates.
Mr. Trucsilnlo denied eognlzancu of these
leals during the period covered by the In
quiry. Mr. Truesdalti practically charged
competing roads with giving rebates to the
\ngto-Amorlcnn Tacking company. The olll-
eers of this company have been subpoenaed
to appear before the commission.
Joint Agent Mneglcy's ovltlcnco proved
that the manner of reconslgnhiK grain from
Kaunas City to the east Is very loose ; that
expense bills arc trailed In and the Identity
of the grain lost. When asked to produce
the expense bills of tlio different roads
Maegloy said ho had turned them all over
to the Interested roads , which will bo nskcd
to produce them In evidence. The hearing :
will continue tomorrow ,
\KIIIIASKA CHAIN 1IK(7T\S ! TO MOV13.
lirniiTM Not Oettlmc tlic Prli-c-H Hint
Tlu > y llml H-iiipclcil.
There Is considerable grain being moved
out ot Nebraska , but the outgoing
quantities nro not so great as to tux the
equipment ot any of thu Nebraska roads.
There Is a steady movement of grain east
ward , but there Is no wild rush to ship the
grain out of the state. The farmers have
thirty days yet to dispose ot tholr grutn , and
they nro In no great hurry about clearing
out their cribs. They arc rather hoping for
a rlso In the prices , but It It docs not como
along pretty BOOM they will have to let their
crops go for what they can get. Eastern
security holders will not allow the furmera
to hold back their grain this year , vainly
waiting for better prices.
Thcro Is said to be a great deal of grain
stored In the Chicago elevators that has
been brought In uy the western roads. It
Is being held there because the roads cast
of Chicago have not yet cut down tholr
rates. H Is probable , however , that these
llnea will soon lower their grain rates In
order to successfully compete with the Gulf
roads. The roads from here to Chicago say
they cannot further aid In reducing these
rates , as they have already gone down to the
very lowest notch. So If there ls to bo any
further cutting It must be done east of
Chicago. It Is noticeable that the lake lines
are carrying more grain cast of Chicago , nt
present , than the all rail routes. Of course.
If nny considerable cut la made the latter
will again carry their share of the business.
ANOTHIiMl DKl'OT COM'KHi\CK.
Union 1'nollle lU-oclvi-i-H to ConnliliT
Hurl I ii K to" I'ropoxltlon.
Thcro was another conference on the
union depot question Tuesday afternoon
between business "men and railroaders. Thla
time n delegation from the Commercial club
waited on Judge William H. Kelly , general
solicitor of the Union Pacific. They asked
what reply would be mudo to the communi
cation of the Burlington to the effect that
It was ready In go ahead with the comple
tion of the Mason street depot and desired
the co-opcratton of the Union Pacific In the
matter.
Judge Kelly replied that the document
would first have to bo considered by the rp-
cotvcrs of the road and not until that waa
done would any answer be made to the
Burlington. He stated yesterday morning
that It might bo Eoveral weeks before this
was accomplished.
IliiKliii'HH < iii tli < - Union I'aclllc.
CHEYENNE , Aug. 5. ( Special. ) The Un
ion Pacific shops In this city , which have
for some time been closed on Friday of each
week , will bo worked upon that day until
further orders. The Increase In working-
time la due to the Increased freight traffic ot
the road. _ _
& 2b& * > 3b
S AMUSEMENTS.
Hradford's all-world's champions gave
their Initial performance at the Charles
Street park last evening. The crowd In at
tendance was but fair , yet there were thou
sands of excited people gathered on the
outside of the enclosure , whcro they could
catch a glimpse of the divers as they leaped
form the tall tower Into the miniature lake
below. It Is safe to say that the capacity
of the park will bo tested as soon as tlio
people get onto the thoroughly meritorious
nature of the attraction , for it IB truly ono
of the most thrilling and wonderful per
formances ever wltncssod hero or elsewhere.
There are feats of daring and reckless
bravery that fulrly defy credulity.
Last evening the show opened with the
swimming nnd diving of Mile , Lllyenthorpe ,
the champion woman performer In this line
of the world. She does all manner of
wonderful things In the water and dlvcti
headforemost from n height of fifty fepl.
A huge tank CQx40 and twelve feet deep
hab been sunlc In the center of thu big
arena , with a tower ninety-three feet tall
at ono end , and In the evenings all the
surroundings aru brilliantly Illuminated with
largo calcium lights.
BuccuudliiR Lllyenthorpe are the Itlcardo
brothers , the most famous high divers and
swimmers of the world. They must ba
seen to bu appreciated. They have nppcarctl
before the crowned heads and have shown
to thousands In this country. Their antlca
In the big tank , the aquatic trapeze work ,
acrobatics and incredible maneuvers whllo
within these aqueous depths nro us Interest
ing as they arc instructive and unique ,
Their daring headforemost dlvo from the
nlncty-tarco-foot tower la Indeed a thrilling
sight.
The diving horses , Cupid anil I'owilerfnce ,
are the wonders of equine history. It Is
a well known fact that It is next to on utter
Impossibility to get a horse to put hln head
under water , but heru are two beautiful
and Intelligent anlmula who are fond of the
paatlme and ciich one dfveti repeatedly from
a thirty-foot platform , going headforemost
Into the tank and coming up with a du-
llghted unort ,
The log rolling of the Dugatl brothers la
both Interesting and amusing and reveals
the hardy ability and fearless natures of
thu rugged lumbermen of the north woods ,
During the evening's entertainment Or.
Carver , the Demon of the I'lalns , glye ono
of his matchless shooting exhibition' , break
ing elans balls am ) clay pigeons from thu
back of a galloping steed with an unerring
precision that Is remarkable. The doctor
Just now la nhootliis hotter than In all hi *
career anil lie has a standing challenge lo
shoot a 100 live bird race with I'armeleo ,
liuild , Drewer , Rllbcrt , Urlmm , Elliott or
any of the big cracks wfth the hainmerlem.
Out nee the Charles Street park show. It
Is treat.
Tlio weather had a good effect on the at
tendance at the Crelghton last night and the
house was packed and the audl-
cnco thoroughly enjoyed the pro
duction of "Tlio Ilrotheri" by the
Woodward compauy. Tonight the old favor
ite , "KttLynno. . " Those desiring teat *
should uocuro them early , as the advance
sale denotes a largo Attendance ,
Many a day' * work U lost by sick headache' ,
caused by Indigestion and ttowudi trouble * .
DeWltt'8 Mttlu Early HUers ara the most
effectual pill for overcoming such dlfflcultie * .