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    THE OMAHA DAILY EKffoAY , APRIL 23 , 1897.
SPECIAL NOTICES
AiUrrllNi-niriitN for iliunu column *
-V,111 lie I n l < i ii tinttl I2iil : > p. in. for ( lie
o > ciiliiK mid until H ] i. in. fur the
liiornliiK mid .Siintlity edition * .
Ailt ortltiorM , liy roitivMlnK n nnnt-
liercil check , ( n n lime ntiNttcrM ml-
< lrcMH < Ml til n iiiintticrcil letter 111 cnrc
of The lire. Annvtcrii KII nildrcimiMl
vrlll tic dull * i riil on iirunetitntluii of
tlir check mil- .
Iliilc * , I l-ie n vtoril llr l InKerlloiii
Its n uonl tlicrriifter. NothliiK tnUcli
for It-nii tlinti ii.'c fur tin * llrnt Inner-
tliin. Tlirno mix ortlnciiitMUH iniint ho
run c < m fciiflv elr.
U'AM'KIJ SITI'ATION.
SITUATION 11V A YOUNG MAN ttllO IS A
Bond experienced t > pcvvrltor nnd stenographer.
tloud rererciK.es fuinlsheJ , Address J 46 , llee.
A 211 28 *
\VAvrii > MAM : HUM * .
WANTED , AN IDEA ; WHO CAN THINK OP
some slmfilo thing to patent T Protect your
Meas , they tuny IjrinK you wealth. Write John
Weilileiliurn A Co , IJept. V. P-itent Allorn ys ,
WnchlnKlon , I ) . C. , ( or their $1,800 prlte oCTer
nnil a ll t of 200 Inventions \vnntcil. 11 16 *
A. FEW ENERGETIC HUSTI.INO MKN CAN
find tlcaily , profitable work with C. F. Adatna
Co. , in HO ieth st. n-170
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MEN WANTED. YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED
to learn Imrlicr trade nt the Omnlm Itarber
mtlfRi" finest equlppe-l Institution of Its hind
In the v\c t , complete coilrso olRht weeks ;
trnnn reasonable ; cnsh or Installments , caller
or wilto for catalogue ; Inspection Invited.
1317-1113 Douijlns St. . Omaha. 1I-C12 Ml *
t WEEKLY SALARY AND EXPENSES I'AII )
salesmen for rlRiira experience unnecessary :
permanent position. The W. L. Kline < o , Bt.
Lmils. Mo. U-MC30 M5
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WANTED. IXX'AL AND TRAVELING SALESmen -
men , Stnr telephone cli-slt , sulln Jl f,0 wherever
hewn ; commit Ion , tie money nov. belli ? mule
I. A. nilley , Davenport , la. U M922 23 *
SALESMEN FOR CIGARS ; 123 MONTH I A'
mid cMwrnei ; old ( ntalillshiM house ; experience
tinnecessaiy. Inducements to customer * . C C.
Jtlshop Co. , St. Louis. -M114 Mil *
MEN TO LEARN I1MH1ER TRADE. ONLY S
weeks required : touts given fico , situation fur
nished ; cntnliijrua tree. Moler Harbor College ,
Minneapolis , Minn. .3 152 23
WANTED , MAN TO DO WORK AHOUT PLACE
nml rare for horses. Apply tu IDS South lull
street H-M197 2J
WANTED. jinn TO LEARN THE UARHER
trade ; only 0 to 8 weeks required to piss PX-
amlimtlon , which entitles jou to work nny-
where ; outfit of highest grade tools Riven
studentn ; situation or location * iruainntceil. ex
pert tcachir * , write for free ( Unstinted cata
logues Mater's Harlwr college , lltli nml
Franklin , Ht Loul % Mo IJ-M17C 23 *
WANTED. MEN TO UAKN TIIR
trade , vases nnd experlenco bnturda > s In
shops' \\l\\\e \ \ \ li'Trnlng , constnnt practice and
expelt Instliictlons neie , only two months rc-
ftulrc-di wncen 113 weikly vhcn competent ; no
trade offers Iwttor oppiirtuiilllei Illustrated
ratuloRU" mailed free. Mohlei'3 Uaibtr school ,
Stt So Clnilt st. , Chicago 13 M175 23 *
s WANTHD-HIDS ON nonixc
post holts , In village of nundte , holes to lie
not less than 2'3 feet ileep lU ht Is rc-
Bened to reject any or ( ill bids. K It Hume ,
Clerk 312 llrown block. 11-207 2i
WAPTTKO nxi'RuinNcnr > CAni'irr citTrnii
at once at Uoston Stole , Omaha. B 211 24
BTKNOOnAl'HIin WANTING TO DO JOU
wnilc can litxc u e or nllke urn ! machine In
ronsliletallon of doing llchtorl : each day.
J 43 , Dee 112)2 22
BATSMAN- sntt < srnriM.TY To"fTito-
cerj trade In city and \lclnltv , e-vp-nses nnd
toinnil > ! lon. Address J 47 , llec. 11 M2CJ 53 *
VANTID. PHYSICIAN TO 'IUAVKL WITH
medical eompiny at orce ; N'cln-arka. must
ha\e state llcen c and be a cooJ olllrp woiker.
Address J 4S , llee. ] ! M232 2 *
Illil.P.
A cosipnTKNT ami. I-OH u.N'niiAr , , HOUSI ; .
wurK , Miiall fam . t 1420 N ICth C M231 24
JjADY CANVASS13KS 1O 1NTKODITCC NnV
and populiii rl.lit : L'ooU coinini-sloi : Cull
rildi > , Dr\el hotel , room D. C 217 22 *
WA ? > "ir.n KXPGinnxciJD pAi.iiBr
iuid trimmers In mllllnuy dcmrtritnt. llos-
ton Btorp , Omaha. C 24C 24
FOR ItKVrlI ( > [ JSlC > t.
HOUSCO IN AM. PAUTS OK TUB CITY. THE
O 1" . IJ\ls Company , 1303 rarnam. D 171
HOUSES , UUNUWA & CO. . 108 N. 13T1I ST.
D 17 !
MODI311N HOUbUS , C. A. STAItll , S2o N.Y.UPB
B 173
CHOICE HOUSES AND COrTAOnb ALL OVKR
the city. 53 to J50 ridellty , 1702 rainum St.
D 174
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irousms , WAI.LACH. DUOWN IJLOCK. ICTH
and DouRlas. U 175
S COTTAGES & STOIIHS. AL.U PARU&
of city , llrennan , Lo e Co. , 430 I'nxton bluck.
D 176
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MOVING iiotannor > r coous ANU PIANOS ,
Om.Van & Storage Co. , 1413 I'nin.irn. Tel. 1339
l > 177
LIST. M'CAOun. ISTII & . DODOK.
D 152
IIOUSUS , I'LVIS. OARVIK IJHOS.ICIJ TAUNAM
D-178
if'ousis roit HUNT. uiuis. PAXTON DIK.
179
rAIlOE LIST. M'CAOUB , 15TJI 4. DODOU.
D 180
s UEH OJUILDINO
OJUILDINOD
D ISl
U-nooM Monr.HN jinsinnNPK WITJI DA UN
MiU larBe. well shade 1 grounds ; llntly located ,
- JJ3. John W llobbln * nc nt , 1802 rarimm St.
10-UOOM , MOD13IIN DI3TACIIKD HOUSR.
walklni ? dlBtante ; J30CO Oanln Urni. , 16U
rartiam ft D MW5
H , , CI.KANED 4 CHBAI' . > S N. ST.
* J 725 M9 *
HOUSKS. COTTAOKsJ. I'LATrf & STOKES ;
larno list. IJouk & . Homano , S.T N. Y. Life.
D-M7C1-M10'
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BTANrOIlD CIIICLK COTTAGnSCROOM
All modern. Apply 294 Heo building. U 772
f FOIl mCNT CI.RAN , COMI"OHTAI1LK TLAT3 ,
( i rooms ; porcelain liitli tubs ; BB or I'lettrlu
IlKht. kitchen inngvn , 115.00. Incjulic 1.U1
AT TUCTIVI : noU3i : , ruriNisHni ) , WOULD
rent foi the summer. Address J 17 , llee olflce.
D-910 22 *
FOR UKNT , KART FltO.VT nnfllDKNOR WITH
birn nnd lorRO Rrouiulu IVi Park A\e. ;
Btrlclly modern flats and Mores In the new
DavMK" hulldlnir , oppotilti city lull ) , John
W. ItoliblnD , Agent , ISC2 I'nrnaiu St.I
I ) 9CS
J-OIl UKNT , 7-1IOOM OOTTAOB. MQDKRN ,
SOU Lca > eiu > orlli .titel. I' . U. llruun. Union PJ-
cine IMll. D-103-23
10-riOOM FLAT , DOUGLAS , N1IAH 24TH.
u'li. steam heat. Inquire Lln > ltiulal , 210 S 13th.
D M12I
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NI\V : MODKUN niticic HOUSI : , i. noons 133.
820 N. 23rd. _ D-MM7
rOUU AND C-UOOM MOUURN FLAT 3 , 1112 3.
lltli _ I ) 311 :5
FOII IUNT six-nooM COTTAUK ,
1K37 N , 19th. Iniulio 1201 Clilcago. 1 > -1S 23 >
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TOU lll.'NT , MODiilN X-1IOOM IIOUSK. SOTH
uud I'aclt'.c ; elegantly fumliliwlHli all con-
\cnleiicc * . IllcUx , 3W N , Y. Lite l-lde.
TO HUNT I1Y THE HYRON RKED CO. 2215
IJfxlge. ! rooms , modern , barn , ( JO : U04 So.
Jlth a\c. , i ) rooms , modem , burn , H7.00 ; 2521
ChlcuKO. 7 rooms , modem , burn. > iK ; SOU Web-
BUT , 7 rooms , modern , II * . JIS N. i4tli. ! 7 rooms ,
til ; 207 DupoDt. 7 rooms , $10 ; 2417 Popplcton
uve. . l rooms , 110 ; JW1 HfiinrJ , K roams , vrlll
n-pulr , | 10. 'List hou > e with us to rent.
_ . D-MSJ3 _
FOH RENT , TEN-ROOM HOUtiE , MODERN Jlf
Flrn IIKIIII callage , JOW.
Apply to J A. Hcott at Omalia Xut'l Hank.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE. LARGE
lawn , 3711 N. ISIh. D-ZI3 t | >
XR ) RENT TWO 7-ROOM 1-STORY COT-
tnuea , ZVM ( coriHr ) mul soil Welnter slieet ;
KMnl repair. Henry W. Yntcs , Nebmtkit Nu-
tKuial Hank. D-Swj 30
TEN.ROOM ItODIOHN URIC1C HOLME. 2414 Cao
St. . J3J40.
I room moilcni Hat , 709 So. 19th , JIT 50
t room modern Hat , 1111A IV.cllU1. til CO.
) \ , 11. MelMi Room (04 , First Nal'l Hank.D815
D-815
unvr _ KDit.M&iini ) noons.
STHAM HKATii > ROOMS , TliLKl'l'lONH ' AND
nil com enlrncen : rnteii reneonable. Punlt Iti- | .
tncc. tit S. 17th St. 15-703
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MICULY I'-UHNISIIIID ROOM TOR OUNTLK.
man , prhato family ; lefcrrncm rtiqulied.
1 10 Capllol uve , U-MSM S5
" Hu ube i7
S4
NICKLY iMtjfijsTi r n , uoosTTo ONI : oii
l\va gentlemen In prly.tto family on boule-
vant , ni > r Grace at. J 44 , Utc. U-Ur > n n
IIOOMS AMI IIOAHII.
riRST-CLASS ROOMS WITH HOARD , ITM
Dodge. F-m 102-
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Pt'RNISHnD nOOMfl AND HOARD. 1 09 CAPItol -
Itol avenue : Dr. Peaboily'a residence.
P M234 23
LK ROOMS WITH HOARD ; HUPER-
cncca. in N. Hth. I" Mti5 gi
LARGI3 , HKAUTlPt'L FRONT ROOM , HOARD ,
11 W up. C14 N 19111. T-M1W S
HOARDERS. NIGH PLKASANT ROOM POR 2
Kentlemen. E14 Norlh 23d 81. P M201 23
PARIXR JTOOK , WITH HATH. Al'TUH MAY
lit at the Merrlam , 20th and UcxlKOF
F MtU 2S
PLEASANT ROOMSi GOOD ROARD 2210 HAR-
ntr- p-M2ss a
IIOOMS.
T1IRKI2 NICK lOOMS : HOUSEKCKPINO HU
So. lltli. O4J K
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B cHAMnniis POR RHNT. MAN AND WIFE ,
clly waler waits Mpe. 313 N. 17th street
POR RENT-4 LARGE ROOMS AND HALL
upstairs , IS per month to man and wife without -
out clilhlrcn ; pleasant location. 23C3 Woolworth -
worth avenue. G 241 24 *
I-'Ull IIUAT STOIIUS AMJ OI < TICUS.
POR ItnNT-THi : 4-STORY URtCTC HUILDINO
at 91S Parnain St. Thin bulMIng has n fireproof
cement Ijanement , compltte nltam healing fix
tures ; nnter on nil ( loon : gas , etc. Apply at
the otnce of The llec. 1 910
SIOM3Y TO LOAN ItKAIf nSTATfi.
( Continual. )
WT3 WI1A IIAVH 1200,000 TO 300,000 TO LOAN
In April , May , June nml July on first-elms lm-
proreil Omnhi property In Bums of 11,000 to
110,009 ; want applications At once ; lowest rate :
on best loans. Fidelity Trust company , 1702
Farnam St. W 195
LOANH ON IMPROVED * UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W , Farnam Smllh & Co , 1S20 Farnam.
WANTED , GOOD FARM I/JANS IN EASTERN
Neb. R , C. Peters & Co , U. S. Nat. Hunk bid *
W M243 10
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
O F. Davis Co , 1605 farnnm St. W 1
FARM LOANS , 1 TO 10 YEARS ! LOWEST
rates. Garvln I3ros. , 1C13 Farnam St.
6 PER CENT MONEY ON NEIl. & IA. FARMS.
W. U. Melkle , 1st Nat'l Ik , bide. , Ornah * .
MOXISY TO LOAV : CIIATTKLS.
MOVEY TO LOAN , JO. 0 M DATS ; FURNN
turf , piano * , etc. Dull Green , room S , Barker bile.
. y iM .
MONKY TO I/JAN ON FURNITURE. 1'IANOS ,
Jiorrcs , na ons , etc. , nt lowest rates In city :
no removal of goodi : strictly confidential ; sou
can liny the lorn off nt any time or In any
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO .
308 So. 16th St
X198
IHJSIXr.SS CIIA.N'CF.S.
DRUG STORE-SNAP FOR A HUSTLER ; IN-
tcstlKate ; will require { 2,500 to 13000 J , J.
Gibbon , room 514 , 1st Nat. Hank. Y 212 M5
I saw a great airship sailing
Across the midnight skies ,
And wondered if the men on Mars
Had something to advertise.
Do they have state fairs on planet worlds ,
'With schemes which men devise ,
And think them better than daily papers
In which to advertise ?
n. n. w.
ARUM'S WA\TKIJ.
WANTED AQENTfl. J75 PEU JilONTII AND
expen ei paid active men It right , gooili Mid
by sample only ; samples , also horse anil car-
rlaue funilshed free. Address Joblxr , Box S3US ,
Uoston. JIuss. J 1S2
AGENTS , TO TAKE LARGE TEKIUTOnY 1XU )
a new ruitent medicine ; a great teller. Ad
dicts Walter Wjne , Mncomb , ill.J
J M092 27
AGENTS , BOTH SEXES , TOH CITY AND
state t\\o rapid sellers ; bis commission. Caller
or address Haw ley Mfg. Co , 514 N. 2Jd stieut.
J M202 27
STIIIIARU.
OH. VAN . STOIIAGE. H15 TAUNAM. TEI * 13 9
M Iis3
PACIPIC STOP.AGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
90aiO ! Jones. Gcrcral storage und forwardlns.
II ISt
VAVriSUTO IIUV.
SD-HANP rUHKlTUHE i. STOVES IJItOWN'S ,
102 S. 14th. N-M817 M U"
V.\NT15D-SECOND-HAND DEL.IVEUY WA-
Bon. Address J 42 , llee onice. N 211 23
WANTEn SECOND-HAND PIIAKTON IN
coed order. Address J 41 , llee olllcoN
N 510 S3
FOR. SAIn
HAUWOOD cmnniNO. HOCJ AND CHICKEN
ftnce , chtaper tlum "all wire , " C. R. I e , 801
DougHs U 183
CHICKEN , HOG AND IjAWN I'KNCK ; ALL
wire ; cheaper than wood. Wire Workj , 403
So. 14th. Q34G MJ
BEST HEED SWEKT POTATOES. 1.2J 1'ER
bbl. ; all aorta. Address Theo Williams , Omalm.
Q-JI 15S
WELSIIANS STONE TILTER. 30S P. 17TH BT.
Q-M3M m3
FHESH JERSEY COW , HANDSOME. . YOUNG ,
tliqrouRhbreil ; good milker ; unblemished ; also
several Rood lielfeiu ; bargains. I'nuik Hart ,
63d BH < 1 Ccntei streets. Q-M923 M
FOR SALE OLD LUMI1ER Ol" ALL nE8CUII -
tlonn ; npply to T. C. Wllnon , old fair ciounds ,
hlicunan nvpnuo. or Associated Cnrltles , 807
Ho aril street. Tel. 1616 Q-m91S-in 17 *
roil SALE OFl'ICE riXTI RES. INCLUDING
desks , clinlrj , lettet prcbs , etc Call at 318
N , V. Life UtdB. Q-213-23 *
MISCULLAXI30US.
AND DUILLEUS or OIL GAS
nml nrtc Ian welln. C II. IfcCn-nily JL Co ,
Ncodeslm , Knn. R MS76 AZ4 *
QARDHNS AND 1'ARMH TO KENT. T. MUR-
ray. Il-MSW
CLAIHVOVA.M' .
MRS. miTZ , CLAIRVOYANT , S17 N 10TH.
K M216 MS *
1IAT1IS , KTO ,
MMIlsMmi. 1017 HQWAIUJ. ROOM B ; MAb-
bnsu .ind iteniu liutlia. T JI230 W *
DR. LEON , ELECI'IIIC MASSAGE HATH
imrlora , restful and curative 417 S , lltli , up-
talrn. T-MIS3S4 *
FOH DENTAL WOUK QO TO Dll SKYMOUR ;
lo c' t ch'irbci : uoiW guaranteed ; uainlfsa ex-
tructlco. 9K N 24U | St. U MSJJ A24
J2S.OO-RUPTIJRK CURED TILL MAY 1ST FOR
I25.GO ; no pain ; nu Uetentlun'from buklne < ; wu
rrfer to tiunilrcdn ol patleuti cured. TliO. . U
lllller Co. J52-1 New Yorlt Life UldcOniu.iu. .
U-1SG
VIAVI FOU UTERINE TROUIILUd. 34G IJEE
lildi ; , physician , cansultatlan or health book
free. U 1B7
UAT1I8 , MASdAQlS , MME. POST , WW B 15TH.
U-US
OMAHA DENTAL COI.LEGB , 12TH & PACIPIC
8t . Treth filled with gold , amaltram , tin , cul-
taperelm , cement mi'1 plates mad for cost ot
mattrlal only. Teth extracted and cleane I In .
U-US
OUR TREATMENT POR LADIES EKCU'dlVE-
ly. New Hjtlcno Institute , > i-214 Ilea Hl.Ig : ,
TIRES. r PAIR ; J1EST ' 7B FULL QUAHAK *
trc. MlnerullMd Ruliber Co , NDW York ,
wanted. U MZI9 13 *
MO.MV TO I.OA.Y UISAI , 13STATB ,
MONE.Y TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real ritate. Unnnan , Lo > e Co. , Paxton block.
W 1W
ANTHONY IXAN t TRUST CO. . Hi N. Y. U ;
quick money at low retell for holce farm landi
In lo\\n. noitlitni Mluourl , easlern Nelirarku.
W-U4
ON OMAHA I'ROMJUTV. IvO KST IIATUS ]
uldlu loatu wkntcJ. Fidelity litiit Co.
W-Ul
FOH UXCIIAXGU.
SALOON. ONE OF THE BEST. J. J. GIHSON ,
Clt First National bank buildlns. Z MCt3
FOR EXCHANGE. GOOD COTTAGl : AND
full lot , or coed vacant lot , for Omalm Pav
ings bank accounts. A. P. Tuke/ , city hall
Z MS50
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NEW HIGH GRADE TYPEWRITER TO
trade for liorse and IIUBW. For sale nt a bar-
Rain. Address J 37 , Jlee / 171 22 *
EQUITY IN 24TI1 STREET llUSINESn PROPerty -
orty , rheap for cish or will trade for clear
lot. 1714 N. 24th ft , Omaha. Z M22S 23
TOR EXCHXNQE FOR FIRST-CLASS
Omaha buslntus property , 700 acres of south
ern California choice orchard land (100 acres
In lemons. 100 In oli\es , SO In oranfies , 130
In prunes , 45 In npiloots 27 In walnutu , 50
In rnlsln grapes , 40 In Rum Kro\e , etc. )
Kintly situated as to climate , schools clnirLhcs ,
and rallroids ; prlnclpjls only ; Rive full par
ticulars Address Exchange J 40 , thin nil ) i >
Z-M251 2J
FOIl SALK IlKAL IISTATK.
KOUNTZE PLACE I1AP.GAINS. $2.500. } 3,750 TO
JC COO. See photos nt JCth and Farnam. Morje
lildg. J. J. Gibson , D14 First National Ilk likig.
RG-200
HOUSi : ? , LOTS. FARMS. LANDS. LOANS-
Gco. P. Demls Real Estate Co. , Paxton lllock
RE 201
foil SAI E. A LARGE AND ELEGANTLY FUR
nlslieJ residence ; the. most desirable location on
West Furnam street : will be sold at a reason
able price , owner about to locate In another
city. Address H C. Uee office.
RE MOOT
ABSTRACTS. II. II. NEALE , 517 N. Y LIFE.
RE M2T3 30 *
SNAPS
J'-OO , full lot , 50x124 ft. adjolnlnu Kountzo Place.
tSJO. S W. coiner 2itli nnd Dorcas streets , 1CO\
143 feet.
J1.75I ) foi twa houses ct 2716-13 N. 2Sth street ,
lot Slx % feet.
J2.500. N W. Corner 2Sth and Half Honaid
streets. 81x120 feet.
$ OCOO , N. W. corner Z5th and Capitol a\enue ,
lot GGxllS feet ; S-rooni modem bouse.
Jrfm N. Frenzer , opp P. O RK M2S5
FOR SALE. COTTAGf , AND FULL LOT. N
W. corner 4d Ac I'atrlcK ANC. lielow present
cash % nlue for cash A. P. Tul.ey , City Hall.
RE-HG
HAROAIN : ONLY J730 FOR 2101 N. 2STH , A
fi-ioom bouse nnd corner lot , Garvln linn ,
1013 I'arnam * .tn.el , RE M157
FOIl SALE , TWELVE ROOM MODERN
house , 100 feet front , nt northeast cprner Iziud
and 41st slreets , one of the most desirable
locations In Wulnut Hill. A smaller houce
and lot will he accepted In part pa > ment ,
balance on easy terms Apply to owner on
premlfcpt ) , No. 4032 Izard St RE 170
FOR SALE MODERN 9-ROOM HOUSE ON
paled street near llanscom park , Apply 2713
Poppleton ate. HE M701
I'OU SALE , A BARGAIN , -NORTHWEST COR-
nur of Sth and Lea\cnncrth , Cbxl32 feet , with n
tnO'Etoro brlcl , bulldlni ; . good Iccnllou for
factory or uliolenulc ; tiack runnlnn to the rear
of the lot. Inquire of tbu uuner on premises.
RE-MOi ! 23-
HE CAME AND WITH A FEEIILE SIGH
He feebly said I want to buy ,
I Hskeil him In uhal part of town
Halshcil to lay his burden donn.
Well , I gold him a home , I have saiern ! line
modern homes right up there by the park. I
have 4 flnu full lots 1 block fiom the park at
J2.000 eudi , I'\e eot a tl.OOO lot on 30th N ,
Farnam for S1.S50 ; line lots on car line for
J2oO to 1300 ; building lots near South Omaha
for $7300 each If > ou want your piopcrt >
rented or sold list It with me A neat little
home , ( LOW , J5 00 down , J12.00 to SIS 00 per
month A corner on West I'arnam , tl,00) .
Ljman Waterman , 825 N , Y. lAta lIulldliiK.
RE-SOi SI *
FOR
Farm lnnd > .
Houses and lots , I
Or vacant lots ,
K.e our large Hit before bujlng.
THE lirilON REED COMPANY , 212 S. 14th Bt.
RE-M237 S8
$325 FOR IXT FOUR BLOCKS WEST OF EX-
potltlon on trade ; size 04vlSj ( ; owner must sell.
llyrou R. Hastings , 212 So. 14th st
RE-M238 28
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COTTAGE HOME SO. 20TH. EAST FRONT.
pa\ed nt. , corner lot , nl o tine ICO land , must
ell or trade at once , owner. Address J 43. Bee.
CASH FOR OMAHA SAVINGS BANK ACcents -
co-nts this week.
Choice real estate , present values In exchange
for Oniulm Bavinmi Bank accounts at par.
G. O. Wallace. 312 Drown Block. RB Z45 24
LOST.
IX1ST A PAIR OF GOLD RIMMED GLASSES
Return to 1SU Douglaa und receive rtuard
Lost-3 (5 (
LOST LARGE BLACIC GOAT SKIN ROUE
Tuesday evening. l > et\\een corner of Dupont
end 29th stret and comer of Vliiton and
Ifct ulreets. Return for rowurd to W. I.
Stephen. J104 S. 3Ut streel. Ix > 8l-214 22
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LINCOLN. April 22 < Sp { clal Totegram- )
\bout 100 sports paid $1 'ajheco tonight lo
vltncss a ten-round nght between nil )
3accy , who olalniB to bo the champion light ,
velght of California , and Jim Klnnio of
loneka The match occurred lu Turner
mil IJacey weighed 13J pounds nnd Flnnle
JU. Dick TJeruuii was referee. The tltfht
pencil with Dacey apparently much the
tronger man , but Finnic by far tha quick-
st. bol'i ' In hilling und getting away.
\fter Ihu third round Flnnlo had Urn best
f Ihe flight , coniinually smashing Die red-
leaded Cnllfornlan on Ihe Jaw with right
wings nnd gelling oul or danger Several
tinea D.icuy was almost out , but managed
o slay through iho ion rounds. The match
van declared a draw , An effort was made
o have it continued ten rounds more , but
ho police objected ,
llimcNOfu Wlierlmtm llrcnU A u > - .
MIN.N'rJAPOUS , Minn. , April 22 Mlnne-
ota wheelmen broke all existing tics with
ho League of American Wheelmen last
vcnlng by permanently organizing a Mil-
lesola division of the proposed Untied
Vhcelmcn of America , A conslllullcn and
ylaws vvero adopted. Frank H. Williams
f Minneapolis was elected president.
BASE BALL SEASON OPENS
Fans Assemble in Crowds to Witness th
National Gamo.
ENTHUSIASM SEEMS AS GREAT AS EVE
Hi-oil mill Other ISotulilc
the \VuxlilnK < " < > niuo
Tli < > llHiinl I'nrniU-n Occur
nt 'Most 1'oliitn.
Phllatloluhta. S ; New York. 1.
l.onltvllle. 3 ; Clevolnnil , 1.
IMttplmrg , 4 ; St. l tils , 1.
llrooklyn , 5 ; Washlnxton , 4.
Jl t.Uniorc , 10 ; Uoston , 5.
Cincinnati. S ; Chlc.iKo , 7. Ten Innings.
St. I'nul. lu : Kansas City , T.
Columhui. 7 , Detroit , 3.
Minneapolis , 8 ; MllnaukPO , B.
Inillanupolls-Grana Hnpiils , rain.
I'HILADEU'HIA , April 22. Opening da
horn -uns a success. The weather was de
llghtful , anil the attendance numbered 17,01
The players paraded across the field , com
pany front , and then raised the new flag
while the band played "Tho Star Spangle
IJanner. " Some dozen or more Now York
era accompanied the visiting team fron
Gotham. The game was rather dull an
long-drawn out , and on the part ot Ui
Now Yorkers \\ns somewhat unsteady am
poorly playod. Their four errora , all wll
throws , gave the local club their runs. Th
Phillies lost a chance for several runs b
careless base running , Ilusle arrived her
and Joined the New Yorkers today. Ho 1
In excellent condition , and is 111 begin prac
tlce with the team tomorrow. Score ;
Philadelphia
NOW York
Hits :
rors :
runi
lor. _
" ' " " '
Haiti en. bou'lVlo"p"l.'iys : Yjjivl * to Hooklev
Klrst u.me on balla : Off T.iylor 3 ; oft
Doliney , S Wruck out : Jlv T.iylor. 2 : 1 > >
Uobney , 8. IMsscd balls : WlUon , 3. Wlli
pltcln-w : T.a > lor , 1 ; lolino.\ , . ' . S.icilllco
lilts : Cooli-y , Thompson n.Utcrlcs. Phllu
ilclphl.i , Tavlor .mil Clements ; Now Yotk
Dolincy and Wilson Umpire ! Htnslle.
K , 3 ; crivnLAND i.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. , April 22. Ten thou
sand people saw the Colonels defeat Pat
Tc'benu's Indians In the Hist champions lip
game of the season todny. The home team
outplayed their opponents , liolh In the Held
nnd .it the bat. 'Iho Ocvelands scoied
their llrst nnd only run In the first Inning
on Bui kefs single , n sicrillce Flayer's
wild pilch and an Inlield hit Pot the lu-
ni.ilniler of the game Frazer h.id the In
dians at hi * mercy , allowing them but three
singles Young pltchedrgood bill until tlli >
sixth inning , when four singles nml a H vc-
rllleo hit netted Ihroo carnal inns. The
Ilrldlnp of Werden , Hosers anil Cllngman
wore the gip.ilesl fealures. Mnyoi Todil
pitched Ihe Ilrst ball across the plate and
then made a ? hort address to the players
of both teams. The usual street paiade
took pi ice before the gumc. Score :
Louisville 0 00030000 3
Cleveland 1 Of/000000 1
Hits : Louisville , S ; Cleveland , 4. Krrors :
Louisville , 0 ; Cleveland , 2. Earned runs :
LouHvllle , 3. First babe on balls : Off
Frarer , 2 ; off Young , 2. Struck out. By
Frarer , 3 ; by Younjf , 5. Double plays.
Dolaii to Werden. Sacrlflco hits : Mc-
Crcery , C'lllds Wild pilch : Frarer. Bat-
terles : Louisville , Fiazer and Wilson ;
Cleveland , Young nnd Zimmcr. Umpire :
McDermolt.
ST. LOUIS. 1 ; PITTSBURG , 4.
ST. LOUIS April 22-Flvc Ihousand
mournful rooters for the Browns saw the
I'lrates play u slronger , beller same limn
the home leam today , nnd watched the vis
itors stroll off the Held with all the honors
of the dnv and a bcore of 4 to 1 In thcli
fnvor. Score :
St. Louis 0 00100000-1
Plltbburg 0 1000102 * 4
Hits : St. Louis , G ; Pittsburg , 9. Errors'
SI. Louis , 2 ; Pittsburg , 1. Earned runsi
Pittsburg , I. Two-base hits : Donovan , Don-
nellv , .Hroillo (2) ( ) . Double plays : Blerbiucr
lo Ciohs to Connor ; Cross to Connor ; Sus-
den to Padden First base on balls : Oft
Donohoe. 1 : oft Klllen , 1. Struck out : Hy
Donohue , 4 ; by Klllen , 4. Batleries : St.
Louis , Donoliuo and McF.irlanrt : Plllsburg ,
Ktllen and Sugden. Umpire : McDonald.
WASHINGTON , 4 ; BROOKLYN. 5.
WASHINGTON. April 22 Everyllilng was
proplllous for Iho opening of Ihe base ball
season In Ibis clly. The wcalher was clear ,
a band of music cheered a crowd number
ing fi.'SOO , the grounds were in excellent con
dition and the only incident displeasing to
the assemblage wn.s that the other club
won. When Speaker Reed appeared he VV.IH
cheered by the spectators. In the box oc
cupied by the speaker wore beveral New
Yoik congressmen and Senator Smith of
New * Jersey. Many prominent society people
ple were among Ihe spectators. Hut for an
unluckv throw by Domont In the sixth
Ire score would have been In favor of
Washington There vveie two men out and
two on b isls when Cnnnvan went to the
bat. He sent an easy one to Demont , who
made a bad throw , allowing the runner lo
le.ich drat , and as n lesult two inns vveie
scored Selbach nnd Demont gave tevcral
exhibitions of fast fielding Score :
Washington' 2 H 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-4
Biooklyil 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 5
Hits Washington , 5 : Biooklyn , fl.
Errors : Washington 4 ; Brooklyn , 3.
Earned runs : Washington , 1 ; Brooklyn ,
1. Two base hits. Smith , C.inavan , IM
Chance. Home run : Relllv First bnso on
bills : Off Mercer. S : off I'.tyno , 2. Hit by
pllcbed ball Selbach , Giitlln. SliucK out.
By Mercer. 1 ; by Payne , I. Passed ball :
McGuIre , I. Wild pitch : Pn > m' , 1. Sacil-
llro lilt' Selbach Bitteiles : Washington ,
Meicer and McCulii ! > j Hiooklyn , Payne and
Grim. Umplnv Hurst.
BALTIMORE , 10 ; BOSTON , C.
BALTIMORE , April 22. The champions
today defeated the lioslons In the opening
game of the season. An enormous ctowd
witnessed the contest nnd for six Innings
pxeltemciit ran high , Klobednnz , who 10-
placed Stlvcllfj In Ihe middle of the sixth ,
showed great speed , but pioved wild anil
Ineffective. Giotind lilies were adopted.
The season was auspiciously opened by a
paliilo of the homo and vislllng teams
tlnouph the pilnlcpal slieets of Iho city.
The procession was headed by Iho Flflh
icglment band and drum corps and follow
ing them came a long linn of handsome
equip igcs hearing Manager Hanlon. TICHH-
urer Von Deihorst , a host of prominent
rltUcns v\ho are devotees of the name anil
the playeiH. A handsome lloit draped In
red , whlto and blue held nloft Iho Temple
tup nnd Iho penminls of 1KM , 1533 and 1VH
If Iho pntluiKliiKm evoked along the roulo'
of Ihe parade sneaks for anything. B.illl-
moie's Inteje.st in base b 'l remains una
bated. Score :
Baltimore 1 10
Boston 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 f
Hits : Baltiinpro , 13 ; Boston , 10 ;
Krrors , llaltlmoie , G ; Boslon , G.
Earned inns : Baltimore , 2 ; Boston , 2.
Two base lilts : Tunney , Jennings , Doyle
( J ) , Lovve , Keeler , Long. Double plays :
Jennings , Reltz and Dovlo. Flist base on
balls. Off HofTer , 4 ; off Sllvnlts , I ; oft
Klobcilanz. 4 Hit by pitched ball : Robln-
iion , Jennings Stiuck out' By Hoffer , 1 ;
by Sllvolts , 1 , Passed balls Robinson , 1 ;
Bort-'on , 1. Sacrifice hliu : Long , Duffy ,
B.itltrles : Baltimore , Hoffer and Itobln-
bon ; Boston , Stlvetts , Klobedanz and Ber
gen , Umpire , Lynch , Atlendanco , 13,010.
CINCINNATI. 8 ; CHICAGO , 7.
CINCINNATI. O. , April 2.-The bnso ball
season opened here today with very pleas
ant wealhor. Fully 10,000 people witnessed
ono of the most exciting games over 8C"'ii
In Iho clly Aflcr a Imid-fought game the
jeds won by a .score of 8 to 7. Score :
Cincinnati 0 2 8
Chicago 1 7
Hits : Cincinnati , 10 ; Chicago , H.
Krrors : Cincinnati , 4 ; Chicago , G.
Earned runs : Cincinnati , 2 ; Chicago , 2.
Two base hits : Lange. Dahlen , Rlchey.
Three bnso bits : Thornton , Vaughn.
Stolen bases : Hey , Dahlen , Double playn :
Irwln , Vaughn , Dahlen , Decker. First base
on balls : Grimth , Enrol (2) ( ) . Rhines , 1 , Hit
by pitched ball : Langc. Struck out1 Hy
Oillllth , 3 , Elliot , 2. Batteries : Cincinnati ,
Elirot , Rhlncs and I'ellzj Chicago , Grllllth
nnd Kltlrldge. Umplro : Sheridan.
STANDING OP THE TEAMS ,
Played. Won. Lost. I'.C.
Philadelphia 1.000
Louisville 1.000
Pltlsburg 1 1 0 10W (
Brooklyn , 1.000
Baltimore , , . . 1,000
Cincinnati l.ooo
New York . . , 0000
Cleveland , . . , 0.000
WashlnBton 0000
St. Louis OGOQ
Chicago 0000
Boston C.GOO
SCORES OF Tim AVI3STI3HX LEAGUH.
.St. Paul Ifi > aU ICiiimin City on the
'
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , April M-St. Paul
and Kansas City played the Initial game
hero In the presence of 2.500 npeclators. The
visitors were easy winner * . Mayor Jones j
pitched the llrst ball over < the plalo , Score
Rt , Paul , * - ! (
KatiMS City 311000JOO- ;
Hits : St. Paul. 12 ; Kanoai City. A Kr
rorsi St. Paul , S ; Kansis City , 6. Bat-
lerles : Phylo nnd Spies ; Abbey , Johnson
nnd I/ake.
COIiUSUIS. O. . April 22. About 4.000 ppo-
t > le witnessed thp opening pnme of the
Western lotigtm championship season be
tween Columbus and Detroit this nfter-
tioon. Score :
Columbus 3 00110110-5
Detroit 0 00000021 5
Hits : Columbus , n ; Detroit , 11. Errors'
Columbus 0 ; Detroit , 3. Battprles : Dan
iels nnd Fisher ! Thomas nnd Trost
MILWAUKEE. WIs. . April --Milwaukee
nml Minneapolis opened the Western league
Reason hete today. Attendance. 4OiX > Score
Milwaukee 0 1 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 f
Mlnnpai'olia ' S
Hits : Milwaukee , 11 ; Minneapolis. 13 Errors
rors- Milwaukee , G ; Minneapolis , I Hat-
tcrles : Barnes , llcttgcr nml Spear ; Car
ney nnd Momn ,
INDIANAPOLIS. 1ml. , April 22. Indian-
nriolls-tlrand llaplds no game ; rain
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost , p C.
Indianapolis 1 1 0 1OOC
St. Paul 1 t 0 100C
Columbus , . l.OOG
Minneapolis l.COC
Grand Rapids 1 0 1 OCWfl
Kansas City 1 0 1 000(1 (
Detroit OOM
Milwaukee 0.000
.SCIUYIiit ) MvlXS Till : 1C 1 1,1 , A.H. .
Crnolc Clerk IViuii of .iiinmlcr * County
Cniillal I.ONCS KM Flrnt Cnnio.
WAHOO. Neb. , April 22.-Speclal ( Telo-
KramTho ) Initial ball game of the season
was played at this place todny between
Kllllan Uros. ' Clerk team and Schtiylcr , re
sulting1 In n victory for Schuylcr. The Biime
was not very hot nt nny stngo of the pro
ceedings , but was above the average , con
sidering the amount of practice the teams
had been put through. Score :
Schuyler . 2 4
ICIlllans . 10000000 1-2
Hits : Schuvler , 4 ; Kllllnns. 4. Two base
hit : Cr.uvfoHl. Bases on balls : Off Craw
ford , 9 ; Odpm , 1. Struck out : By Craw
ford , 9 ; by Odcni , 12. Stolen bases
Schuyler , 7 ; Klllluns. 3 Batteries : Kll
llnns , Crawford nnd Johnson ; Schuylcr ,
Odem nnd Corbett. Umpire : Cook. Time
of game , two hours.
.mi IJI-J.N WINS ' 11111 K c. TUOIMIY.
\lmrod ofVllil Horse Cnnjoii Milken
HIM llnnillunii Ciiuiit.
LINCOLN , April -Special. ( . ) This was n
model day for the shooting tournament and
considerably moro Interest was manifested
than was noticeable ye terday. A good-
sized crowd was present. The event of the
day wns the winning of the smokeless pow-
dei silver trophy by J. W. Den of Aiapiho
in the handicap ince The greatest Inter
est of both sportsmen ami visitors Is ill
reeled to the events tomotrow , when the
live bird match for the championship of Ne
braska and the C. E Mnvno diamond badge
will be contested for. The team shoot fo
the gold medal nnd championship , two mci
to the team , nnd the club team conies
for the Pl.'ittsmouth cup and the champion
ship , four men to the team , ate also looket
forwrd to with great intcrcsl. Winners It
loday's events :
Kvent No , 1 , twenty targets , ? 2 50 en
tiance. $2 > added , live m6neys. fortv-two
entries. ICrhnrdt , Helices Gilbert , Ekilb
Rogers. 20 , Slevers , Hamilton. Parker. Duer
Den , Sirneant , Hughes. Ackcrman , 19 ; Mil
ler , G.-uey , Running , Klllott , Barry , Lai
shaw. Gilmm , Budd , Parmelce , LootnN
Brucker , Green , Llnderman , Brav. Hun
gate , IS ; Clyde , Nlcolal , Woods. Plumber
Walson , 17 ; Leuch , Whitemer. Murphy. 1G
Event No. 2 , twcnly targets. J2 50 en
tfnncp , $2" > added , forty-live entriesSar
gennt , Rlllott , Parker , Running , Budd
I'arnielPe Eknlb , 20 : Evans , Miller , Ilelket
Grimm , Whltciipr , Murphy , Rogers , Green
Linderman , 11 ; Hughes , Birre , Den , Acker
man , Bniy , Wnlson , IS ; Clyde , Woods , Nlc
olfil , Kenvon , Gnrey , Miller. Latstmw Duer
Erhardt , Leach , Plumber , Hungate. 17 ; Ray
Hamilton. Moorq , Gilbert , 1C
Event No 3 , twenly targets. J2 50 en
trance , $2 > added , forty-two entries : Miller
Latshaw Ducr , Gilbert , Ackcrman. Green
20 ; Mockett , Johnson , Sirgcant , Ilpfkes , El
liott , Hngerman , Erhnrdt Parmeleo
Loomls , Watson , 19 ; Parker , Grimm , Ekalb
Woods , Slevers , Nlcolal. Hulsizcr , 18
Moore , Clyde , Ray , Hughes. Birre. Run
ning. Budd. Leach , Murrny. Ilogers , 17
Morgan , Evnns Den , Plumber , Brucker
Llndermnn , Bray , 1C.
Event No 4 , twenty -targets. } 2 50 en
trance , $2o dded. thirty-three entries : Wat
son , Sargeant. Elllolt. Burtfl , Purmclec , Er-
Imrdl , Den , 20 ; Gnrey. Helkes. Barre. Lat-
shnw , Plumber , Ackcrmnn Grimm , Gilbert
Paiker , Running. 19 ; IJouers Green , Brav ,
Whitencr , Loomls. Lench. Hngermanv IS
Hungate , Hughes Brucker. Ekalb Murphy ,
Hulslzer. 17 ; Llnderman , Duer 10.
Event No 5 , handicap rncc. fifty targets ,
$ .1 entrnuee ; firsl prize , B. G. powder trophy
second pibe , 40 per cent ; third prize , 30 par
cent : fourth pilze , 20 per cent ; fifth prize ,
10 per cent of Ihe purse ; forty-nine entries-
I. W. Den of Arapahoe with a handle ip
of four InrcTPts , won the llrst prize , break
up 47 ; following are Iho hlgti scores In
: hls event , thf > nctual numlM-r of broken
argots being clven : Hplkpp. Running , Gll-
) Pit. 50 ; Budd19 : Llndernian. Pnrmelee ,
S ; Den , Parker. 17 ; Hungale , Murphy , Duer.
Srhardt. Sineint , Baric , 40 ; Rogcis. Acki-r-
rmn , Grimm , Hulslzer , 41 ; Loomls , Car
son. tl
Event No. G twenty tnrgols , thirty-three
entries samp conditions as others : Llnder-
nan , Watson , Grimm. Parmolee , Leach , 20 ,
logers. Helkes , Sirpeant , Bnrre , II ; Green
Jrny , Whltener , Budd , Hagerman. Runnlm ; ,
Ion , Litshaw , Miller , IS. HnmlUon. Ekalb ,
"Murphy , Gllhprt , Erhardt. Elliott , McDon-
ild , Hulslzer , Evans , Plumber , Ackcrman ,
Paiker , Gnrey , 1G
Event No. 7 , twenty targets , thirty-one
entrlPB. "lame condltlonsi Watson , Running ,
i.irre , 20 ; Gieon , Ackerman Grimm , Pnrme-
CP , Gilbprt Parker , Elliott , Huiurate. 11 ;
.Inderman , Bray , Brucker , Ekalb , Budd ,
Sirgeant. Miller , IS ; Hamilton , Leach , Den.
Gnroy. Helkes , 17 ; Plumber , Loomls , linger ,
mn , Duor , Johnson Krug , 1G.
Event No. 8 , twenty targets , forty-two
nlrles , same conditions : Parker , Miller 20 ;
rcen. Bray. Whitencr. Loomls Running ,
Sirgp.int. Elliott 19lingers. . Llndnrmnn ,
. Grimm , Build , Parmeleo Gilbert ,
Indprmiin , Dpn , Helkes , 18 ; Brucker Ack-
nnan , Hagorman , Duer. Erhardt , Clvde
lungate , 17 ; HnmlUon , Lalshaw , McDon
ald. 10
Invent No. 9 , twenty targets , twenlv-nlno
ntrles ; same conditions : Green , Watson
Ackermnn. Gilbert , Lench , Running , 20 ;
lepers , Budd , Parmelpo. Baker , 8nrgcint ,
lelkes Elliott , 19 ; Llndciman , Gilmm ,
) uer , Erhardt. Garey , Bnrre , Lat lniw. 18 ;
irucker , Hngcrmnn , Den , Mockott , 17 ; Ray ,
Inmllton Plumbor. Whltener , Eknlb , IG
Event No 10. twenty targets , thirty en-
rles , same conditions ; Budd Helkes , Kl-
lott. 20 ; Grimm. Ducr , Den , Garoy. Bnrre ,
9 ; Rogers Watson. Ackerman , Murphy ,
'nrmelpe , Lench , Gilbert. IS ; Oreon. Llndcr-
nan , Parker , Running , Latshaw , 19 ; Ham-
ton , Hagermnn , 1C.
ItoniiltN on < lit * Ituinilimr TrncliH.
MEMPHIS. Tcnn , , April 22.-Results :
Plrst race , six furlongs ! purse JIOOi Time
Inker won , Donnergea necond , Truxlllo
bird. Tlmo : 1:1 fi
Second race , snlllmr. onn mil ? : Bob Clnm-
> elt won. II , F. Floy second. Aim third
Time ; 14V ; > 4
Third race , New Gnyoso Hotel stakes ,
Our furlongs. Jl.OOO guarnnlced : Brazilian
vnn , Nightgown second , Crockett third ,
'Imoi 0-49K.
rourth race , spiling , seven furlongs ; Sea
lobber won , Charlie Christy second. Styx
bird Tlmo : 1:31. :
Fifth race Helling , one mlle : Lexington
'Irate won , Anger Mtconn , Frontier third.
'Ime 1-43.
Sixth race , selling , mlle and a annitcr ;
tarqulse won. Royal Choice econd , Do
mingo third. Tlmo : 2:10 : ,
CHICAGO , April 22. Results at Forsythe ;
First race , three-fourths of a mlle : Souls-
vorlh xvon , AVInslow second , Lucy Him
hird Time : 1:20.
Second race , hnlf a mlle : Cherry Bonnca
I won , Jny Bird second , Iionlcal third.
rimot O-aS'H.
Third rnco , thrpe-fourths of a mlle : Pit-
'all won. Pay Gallop second , Cossack third.
rourth' race , mile and nn eighth : Pulndln
von. Ben Wnddell Broond , Whlstlo Bird
bird. Time 1:52. :
Fifth nice , thrpe-fourtlis of a mlle : Joe
Innclnl won , ICttorre second , Tceta May
bird Time : 1:1914.
WASHINGTON , Aplll 22. Results at Ben-
Ings ;
First rnce. five furlongs : Miss Lynch
von , Miss Lillian second , Maud Adams
ilnl. Tlmo ; 1:04. :
Second race , four nnd onr-tmlf fuilongu :
Has HI off el won , Uientwood uocond , Dog
'own third , Tlmo. 0&S : 4-5.
Third nice , six furlongs ; Arabian won ,
PO Gee uccond , Lambert third. Tlmo ;
10 4-i. !
Fourth race , ono mlle ; Declare won ,
oulsn N ticcond , Ii nod a la third , Tlmo ;
45 4-5.
Fifth race , hurdle , ono and threo-ntinrtcr
nilps : Forget won , Thasktrj' second , Tom
loom third. Time : 3:22. :
CINCINNATI , O , April 22. ncBuIts at
Jewport :
First race , seven furlongs ; Nnt P won ,
rcsco tierond , Ilona Schuenfcld third ,
lm : 1:25 : %
Second race , four fui longs ; Floral Loulso
von , Caddla C second , Franclsca third ,
'Ima ; 0.50.
Third race , one mile and one-sixteenth.
atrlctan won. Imp Skate second , Pur.jori
bird , Time : 1:4794 : ,
Fourth race , special , flvo furlongs : Van
ntworp won , Uzzln Cavalier second , Illch-
nVJ third , Time ; 1-.01V4.
Infth race , ono rallc : B n Dronn won ,
Dr. Hobbs
AGAIN TO
Sonic .Months Ago in Response to
u Challenge to the Physicians
ami Citizens of Omaha , a Test
Was Made In This City to
Prove the Value of Ills
Wonderful SpniMgus Kid-
ncy Pills in Kidney Dis
eases. In That Test
Dr. Hobbs Was
Declared Victorious
Although tkc Verdict Wns Thcu
Ovcrwhelinini ly In Favor
of This Keiimrknble
Kcincdy.
FREE SAMPLES OF HIS
CELEBRATED PILLS
ARE TO BE
Given Away Again.
JULIUS HOItUS , K. I ) .
When Dr. Hobbs Issued his famous chal
lenge In this city Bomo months ago , and gave
away samples of his celebrated Sparasus Kid.
ney Pills to all \\lio asked for them , and
stated ho would euro nluo out of every ten
cases of any disease caused by unhealthy
kidneys , ho knew what he was talking about.
DozctiH and dozens of grateful citizens In this
city have backed ; his claims by giving the
strongest kind of testimonials ot wonderful
euros produced by his pills.
When Dr. Hobbs first gave away free sam
ples of his pills before In our clly , the tlmo
was so short that many persons troubled with
kidney ailments knew nothing about his lib
eral plan of advertising until It was too late.
To such persons and to those who have re
cently discovered that they are Buffering from
some Insidious kidney di&casc' , ho has con
cluded lo once more give away to all callcrt
( not children )
A Free Sample Box of Dr. Hobbs'
Sparagus Kidney Pills.
Ho makes Ihls offer believing that the pub
lic will bo mote than ever interested lu this
subject and will profit by another and further
investigation of his wonderful dlscovciy.
Dr. Hobbs Is now acknowledged to bo the
discoverer of an Asparagus Kidney Ilemedy
that will positively euro that most Insidious
and most dreaded of common complaints
kidney disease which is wrecking men and
omen by the thousands.
The IlQbbs Ilemedy company of Chicago
and San FianeiBco , are Iho owners of this
grand universal icinedy and unhesitatingly
claim It lo bo an abtolulc cute for all kidney
diseases , diabetes , rheumatism and kindred
troubles.
Wo do not Intend In this article to enter
into a general discussion of tbo vast number
of different fornn of kidney troubles , butte
to treat them as a uholr , as space In this
paper does not permit us to do otherwise.
It Is thought that the best possible way to
further determine In this city Iho value ot Dr.
Hobbs' great discovery Is to again
GIVE FREE TO ALl
these who are- Interested In this matter a
sample box of this medicine , and to ha\o
t done In such an open manner that none can
question the honesty of the test ,
For the purpobo of making another test la
this city , a largo number ot samples hav
jton sent to ,
KUHN & CO. ,
which will bo given away lo any and all
persons who will call at their etore on Mon
day , April 20 , from 9 a. : n. , to 7 p. m. , or
wrlto us for a sample. Kach applicant for
a free sample of thceo pills , ulll oho bo given
n lltllo book on kidney disease * , which noU
out In n clear , plain manner , Just such In-
'oruiallon as would bo "A anted by anyone wllli
kidneys.
All Will Be Welcome.
KUHN & GO , Druggists ,
N. W. Cor. 15th and
lohn McElroy second , Uox third. Tlmo :
; 4114.
Sixth rnco , poven furlongs : Mlua nosa
von , IJorothy III second , Fretful third.
. April ( ' -HcaultB at Windsor :
Klnit race , four furlongs : Oabe won ,
illlcroy . uecond , Kiench ForJ third. Time ;
| ! JO
'
'Second rnco , iielllnir , plx furlonKs : lien-
rlcii won , hltllu Mntt Bccond , Alfey third ,
Third rnce , Belllnir. live and a half fur-
onus : K C. won , ( Il.ulloll ueoond , Ollford-
nun third. Time : IsOT.
Kourih mce , selllnif. sc > vbn furlongHt Alva
won. H.imson second , Sky Uluo third. Tlmo ,
:03 : % .
Klfth race , five furjonxs : King's Caun.
ml won , Plaudlla. second , Molocli third.
' '
V'lVA'NCIKOO , April 22-ncsults at
Klrst race , flclllnir , for 2-ycar-oIds , llvo
urlongs : The Cheat won , Outlay oecond ,
indie tichwiirtt third Time ; J:03W. :
Becoml rnco , aclllng , six furloiiKs : Pnt
Uurnhy won , MobuhiBku second , I'almcr-
ton thlid , Tlmo. Jfl&y. .
Third rnco , purse , ono mlle nnd one-six-
oentli : Victor uon , Un.i Colorado second ,
lurcol tlilni. Tlmo : 1:51 : % .
Fourth race , selling , one mile : Oharlo-
tiagno won , Two Cheers second , "Velox
bird Tlmo : 1H3
KlftH race , Belllntr , one mile : Addla
luchnnan won , Joe Terry second , Daylight
hlrd. Tlmo ; 1 4214. ,
Blxlh race , 2-yeur-olds , purae , neven fur-
OIIKH : Lou Lou It won , Adam Andrew end -
nd , Claudlaria third , Time ; 1:39. :
I'llKlltHt Jlellll ,
HAN JOrfE. Oal , , April 31. Frank Evans ,
ighlvvelght pugilist , died thU mornlne of
onciiislon of the brnln , cnusetl by a right *
Kind I low nn the chin delivered by Mntt
iumlr-hj- the fourteenth round of a Hunt
lefuio the Hnti Jose Atlilctlo club. Hcmltliy
In Jail charged with moualaudiler.