_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'VIlE OMAHA DATLY BEE : 4Ru1SIAY , JU E 16 , 1898. 7
iIAUIS TILE 1E1T1I ( OUTFiT
, "
Ornaha'R WCSICTfl League Team Looks Aftar
Manager Thick's Originals.
d CHANGE MADE IN THE BATTING ORDER
p.
Vhtnlng , Insa nud linrit u I.cnhl
off In time , , StHt P-
LIeN Cunccrnliig t I.e Cnt-
t.Mt TeMtrsIn ) .
An off ( lAy mr Omaha In the \'cMern
kngtio chethiIo offered the excuse for a fra
caa tctwen the league Lenin anl Buck
Rdtlts OrIgInnli out at the new ball vark
) CIteTlfty afternoon. The IlabeB Id not try
awfully hnrt , but the iCetthltes (11(1 ( and
fltfckcrhio ilnnccd little Jigs all around 1iIii.
v1C whcn hIs ; pets tuived a shutout by n3ak-
Ing a fat little tally In the Blxth. The acort
vh 2 to 1.
Thoto were two reatureM In the game. One
vn a 110W vrnkIo In the 1attng Ust , which
_ lf probably MnhII for awhile. It hooks good
. (10(1 worked well on the Originals. The eec-
end p1cturquo bit ot the contest wn. the
presence of 1)oinn at Rhiort for the Bucki. *
Ili did n6t burn ai , the earth exactly. Buck
lCeitIt'H uniirIng ) was another feature , by
tilL ) Wfl ) .
Thin OrlghtliilR put up a good flght for a
hot of amateurs under the circumstances and
were tHorn than HatbfleI in saving a Bkunk.
Tto run came in the RIxth. IJolan , the 1hrt
inati tip , nnulo a two-bagger on the firat ball
idtehied flflfl WOS brought. home by Scuhly'i
sliiglu. The only thirto other hilts rerc
.
' banged out by Bradford. Thu score :
( OMAhA.
- , . . All. It. 1I.SILSII.PO. A. E.
] leitlng , rf 5 2 1 1 0 0 0 0
} : tItitt't , b r. 2 4 3 0 4 3 1
itfiat , HM r 1 2 0 0 3 6 1
l'lckurlng , InC 5 1 2 0 0 1 0 0
JyH1H II ) . . . . . . . . . . . II 2 8 1 0 10 0 0
J'reHtofl , If . . . . . . . . 3 1 J U I 1 0 0
( : i fulllngnwortli. lii. 4 2 0 0 0 2 1 0
-
- - ,1cCntilay , c . . . . . 2 1 2 0 6 3 0
Butlei , i , . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 U
Totals . l9 12 11 7 1 27 15 2
ORIGINALS.
. . - - All. ft. htShI.SU.1'O. A. E.
Witlhqr ,3b . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0
1)htlII , l . . . . . . . . 4 1 1 0 0 2 I
Scully. rf&p . . . . 4 0 1 0 0 0 3 0
\ liltiioy nit . . . . . 2 0 0 1 0 1 1 0
Brailrord , 2E ) . . . . . . . 4 0 3 0 0 2 2 1
JowinRti. lb 4 0 0 1 U fl U 0
Miller , If . . . . . . . . . 'I 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
FIlJle. ; I&rf . . . . . . . 3 0 0 0 0 1 5 0
bIgec : . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 0 U 0 0 5 1 1
t TlttLk ) . 2 1 L 2 0 27 20
F OninluL I C ) 1 4 0 0 2 1 0-12
Origlunhi . . . . . . . . . . . U 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
1lLrn ( ( I runs : Omaha 3 : Orlgl an l. 1.
1'vo.bite 111tM Plckrlng , Fustaee , Dolan.
1 IilhlngH IlLChled : ily huLler , 9 ; by 1't1hIe , 3 ;
by Scuihy , fl 111tH : Off 11thIi , 5 ; off Scully.
'I--- IL'IId P1 tl Il(1 ( hi ( On 1)01k ; By
Butler , \ \ 'zdlerVIltnoy. , . 11dIc ; by 11t1Ic ,
1 'Itunhiig , I I)113 , IcCatiIoy (2) ( ) ; I' Scuihy ,
Etistuce , lilt Unulcy. I3LeH on hit by idtehied
hail ; By Eddie. Ly1)n , PreMton. Struck
out : By Butler , \'aUer , Bradford , \'IhIIc ;
I ) ) EI1hic , Eastace. I3uttur by Scully , Fhein-
lng Loft oh ; : Onnlia , 9 ; OrIghutI ,
i 'I'Iniij of galno : Out' hour nail forty
3nlnUtl.4. ! UmpIre : Ituckerinu Koith.
scoJtIs oL' 'rI n V1iS V1ItN
I nal Iniis.pul IM 1)ropM tlii Fl rMt One to
* Iii linhiNuls CI I y
1ANSAt3 cvrY , June 15.-IndianapolIs
lOst the I1rt game of the series to thin
Ithues. The h1IflO team pounded eleven hits
titit Of i'hiilllps , hut the hatter received good
support. am ! lint few of them vcre Inalo
to count. Score :
iLl I.E.
KnnsaH City . . 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 _ 3 11 2
] iidiityrnpolls . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0-2 3 3
Ilatttrlus : 1ansas City. Egtn andy WIlson -
- - . - son ; I tul iUflaIOlIS , Phil I I is and iuhioc.
-
s'rANIiNI OF TIlE 'fEiS.
, .
- ' 1'IayttI.Voi. : . Lost. 1.C.
JrldilLiIaInill' . 41 30 Ii 6.2
St. Paul 48 30 IS 6.3
: Eiinsas City . . . . . . 47 29 18 61.7
Coitiflihus 41 24 17 55.5
Nllwntikco 46 26 20 56.5
Introlt .47 17 20 36.2
Mliinuzipolk . 46 13 31 25,3
Onuilia 41 11 30 26.5
cntTies today : Intllanapolls ilt Kriiunts
City ; Mltvnukee at Onmhn ; Detroit at ZLiii.
3t'ztiiohls ; Coluinlius at St. Paul.
- - - - - -
G.t31I6S O1' 'I'll I NA'i'I IXI. I.Ii.i ( lIE.
. .iist tiii iIiI. s ( Iii Colont ls 1iok
I.Ii.i : I lot or 'l'OSI)1N.
LOUISVILLE , June 15.-The Colonels
( ' 0111(1 not touchi Jlrelteustein pail were
1u .L I in thlO % IflC The fielding of Cor-
( orzin and Mcl'lien s'ns it feature. Catcher
W'ilMOfl and Outilelder Josh Clark \vero
. given notice oi their release today. Attend-
.
- alice , 200. Score :
elNclN.'rI. I.OUBSVI
lt.IL.O.A.E.
iniith , it. . , , 0 2 3 0 0 F. Cliirk. . it U 0 3 0 0
Iteckley. lb. 0 0 11 0 0 Iltelu'y. ie. 1 1 3 5 0
MeI'hec , 21. . 1 1 0 5 0 hey. f . . . . . 0 2 3 1 0
\lcltrttle. ef. I 0 0 0 0 1)ixt.r rt , . 0 0 U 0 0
,1IIIer. rf , . . 0 0 0 0 0 4tiifforl , 2i. I ) 0 0 2 2
( .reorun. L I 1 1 4 0 W'agn.'i , iti. 0 I ) II 0 1
Irwin. Ui , . . 0 1 2 2 0 Cl1'gnn. 3t' U 1 3 5 0
Vuglin , c. . 2 1 4 0 0 ny1cr. c. , . 0 0 2 1 0
Iti t nst n. , 0 0 0 2 0 Iruzer , p. . . 0 0 1 0 0
- - - - - .J. Clarke. . 0 0 0 0 0
t r.tuI . . . . 5 i ; 27 13 0 -
T&tal'i . . . 1 4 2 14 3
'Ihttted for Frazer in ninth.
Cincinnati . . . . . . . . 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 0 0-5
- iOii1iVlhIC . . . . , . . . . 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
4r- hnrned runs : Cincinnati , 2. 1'wo-tiase
Iii t : I lay , : i I nine cii us'a : ugh a , Corcorn U.
SacrifIce hilts : ltltcliny. Dexter , Stuheii
lai4es ) : SInIth (2) ( ) hcPiiee , Vaughn. FIrst
bao on balls : titt Frazer , 8 ; otT Ilreiten-
14t&'In , 1. Struck out : By hlreltt'istt'Iii. , 2.
Iotililo 1)1111 : hey toVngncr. . Passed
. mi ii : Snyd er. I uft on Iaisrs : iou tvil to ,
( tnc'l ann t I , 7. 'l'tine : 0 in' ho U r aiuh Il ( ty-
Ii . . minutes. i'intilres ; Svurtvood utid
' IVOOI1 ,
1'I i iItt'N III I t 'I'Ii re. ' St ru Iglit ,
( 'hEVE1AND , June I5.-'t'ho 1'irnte
iiuiihi It three straight by ) , iinclilng lIve
Ii I I H 10 1 ho seveilt Ii Iiiiil ig. 'I'Ii a t tel Is t Ii o
whiole Ht.ory. Scorn ;
( 'l.IVIl. . NI ) , I'I'i'TStllYltcI.
IL.II.O.A.E.
) Iurkett , ir. a i i u U Ionovan , i-f 0 1 0 0 I )
( titll , , lb. . . 0 0 I S I O'Iirlen , Cf. 0 0 0 0 0
W'ahlliC'4' , 31i I ) 0 3 1 1 triiy. lb. . . . 0 0 I I 0
. : . : i'K' an , , i. I I 2 1 0 M'artiiy , It 1 2 4 0 0
'I. , 1'au , , II' . I 3 i 0 0 lavls , 1i. . . 0 1 9 0 0
Pliik . r ( . . . 1 2 2 0 0 l intl'n , 2l. I I 1 2 0
Me Iecr , ef I ) 1 0 0 0 Iiow'rmn , a 1 2 6 0 0
Y.iiuui'r c. . 0 0 6 1 0 lIy. : s . . . . . . 0 3 6 3 0
\"Itiin ( , I' ' . . . 0 U 2 0 l'IIcii. ' p. , . . 1 0 0 1 0
iYoniior. U 0 0 0 0
- - - - - - Totals . . . , I 10 27 7 0
TotaI . . . . 3 Ii 27 II 2
'Ilatteil for C'tilIth lU ninth.
Cli'velanil . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0-3
I'Ittsburg . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
Ii riieil iii ns 1 Cl e''h a nil , 2 ; l'i t t Iit1 rg , 2.
I .e ft on bu ses : Cle vuhii 1111 , 7 ; l'i I t shu rg , 7.
: F I i'st lulNe ( ) I lath Is : Oil F II len , I . St rock
( , tlt : By Voting , 5 ; by KIIIeii , 3. Two.baso
hilts : Yotitig (2) ( ) , Ithalco , 'h'i'ta'au. McCarthy
t2) ) . Sncrtlire lilt : ] 1Iit'ii. Stolen bust's :
t 1)onovnn , OIrin , Umpires ; Snyder utah
( 'ijittiol I y. TI inn : CHic hour a ad fifty-five
UtlitUteti , Attttiiduice ; : 1Ui0.
Meisiltors 1)ro Ito lIit ni ,
, IlAL'1'tI)1tI6 , Jttnt , I5-IIaltlnior. anil
\ LI shlngt nit Iditvetl off a i 'ost ' IHllcd go tue
I iiiht5 , Iii k I ng iit'i vu at a gi. ' it I u iiiit'ii titi t .
italtitnore vott hituitlily. hat'l , tlt , , Oriole
twirler. Ittiitg vruvticiills litvlitclhle. 'I'ho
. game with called after \Vushlngtoii 1111(1
BAD
BREATH
I , Iiuve ben u.Iu ( tSLtLI7I'M and a.
ft tiilltt flfltt cOectlvu lai.ttvo Ibt'y ure .linply we , , .
, liruI My iIaulttr anti 1 t rii bottwrvcl with
.Ii'k btOIliaclI atiti our bitnatti ai yt'ry Lad , Alter
takIng i liw IiO0 $ lit Ca.carttN o , tiito igii.roycd
itotIeruIIy. 'racy am u gnat hel ; In thu fatuity. "
SYILluItlI NAI1EL.
1137 ltlttuuhiouio hi. , CIutIunnti , Utile.
CANDY
\
TRADI MiJN fIOh$1'lRlD
PleaEtnt. 1a1tati1o. l'oteitt. 'l'asto (100(1 , lIe
Good , ISuvur Slck , , . Weake , , , or U ripe. We , c , We.
. . CURE CON5TIPATI0N.
Shrhis , h1..p.d7 r..p. . , tkk& . , .tai T.k , ItS
N 15 Soidnud gqarant ed by li drug.
su thLito CUKETobaocu1h.
flntRhed ith half of the eighth inning in
order to allow the Senators to take the
train for 1loton , Score :
It,51.TlMOItt. WASIIINCIDON.
11.11 $3.t.I , . 11.11,0 A.II.
M firaw , 2I,1 I .1 1 1 elllh. If..I I I 0 0
KeIrr , rt..2 0 2 0 0 (1ttnwn rIO 0 1 0 0
il nnlng ! ' , 21i.l I 3 1 0Anthrn , IIJ.0 I 10 2 0
Eitk.y. ef. . , , l 1 2 ' 1 0 McluIrp. C. .0 0 3 2 0
Bement , . .1 2 1 2 fllteitz.21 , . . . ,0 1250
Mciann , Ih.1 2 7 0 0 Miyerii. 81 , , . .0 0 2 I I
Ilniraci , , It. . .1 2 2 o o Wrlifiy , . .0 0 I 2 3
ItohIflon , c.0 0 4 0 I Mcrrr. at. . .0 2 1 0 1
Mtiul , , . . . . . .0 0 0 0 0 Donovan , : ' . .0 0 0 2 0
'l'otalq . . . . . $ 921 5 2 TntnI . . . . .I 1.2114 4
Washington . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
Baltimore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 0 0 0 5 0 0 - S
EaritNi run : Baltimore , 3. Two-base
ItIt : Mcflann , I'mont , Anfiersoit. Stolen
buses : McGraw , Keeler , Delnunt , holmes ,
Seltinhi. 1)ouble play : Jenning , , to Robin.
lIon. IJats on hal Is : Off Maul , 1 ; fliT 1)01w-
van , 6. 1 lIt by nitched lath : By DnIovan ,
1. Struck out : lIlt IntiI , I ; by Donovati , 3.
I'nsse'I ball : Mcnlre , I. 'lllI ldtches :
1)onovnn , 3. Left on bns : Ilahtininre , 3 ;
% \'nshlngton , I. TInte : One hour and forty-
five tnIruts. , UmpIre ; : Cttshtnn niul
I Ieydler. Attendance , 520.
( nI f Vl , I ti'sYflMIq'tq I Iii' lIrni n.
ChICAGO , June 15-GrlIhIttfs heavy
PI I citing a ad per f.ct stipport nil tvcil hut
flOe of the Ilrowns to much thiril today. At-
tettilance , 1,100. Score :
CIl1tO. WI' . I/thi.
lt.lt.O.A.fl. ) t.1t.O.A.I.
ltynn. It. . . . 2 2 o I 0 lawiI , ef . . . . 0 0 2 U 0
lverltt , lb. 0 2 9 0 0 ifti.nzel. rI. . 0 I 3 0 0
1.angr. ef. . 1 1 C 0 0 harley , rt. . 0 0 1 0 0
Da1iIn , . . I 1 3 3 0 ( ro"i , 3b. . . . 0 2 2 r , a
t'Cink , Ii , I ) 1 2 I 0 lecke , II , . . 0 1 13 0 0
Merte ! , rf. . 0 0 I 0 0 ft'r'le n , e. . 0 2 1 1 0
Conner , 21.0 I 3 4 OQutnn,21.0 2210
IonihiUe , C. 0 1 3 1 0 Stuithi , . . . 0 I ) 0 4 2
( IrIhlltIi , i , . . 0 0 0 1 0 1-i'er , I'0 ' 2 0 4 0
( 'Itttii'nts . . 0 1 0 0 0
TotaI . . . .4 91711 0
Totnis . , . 0 II 24 1 , 2
'hlntted for Sniltht in the nlntht.
Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . .o 1 o o 0 1 0 ' -1
St.IouIq . . . . . . . . . . . . .000000000-0
lnriieI runs : Chicago , 3. Left on 1,1151'S :
( 'Itlcago , 7 ; St. LJtIii4 , 10. 'I'wo-Iuse III t14 :
Ityitti , 2 ; 1vcritt. 1. HltcrIhlce Itlts : Mertt's ,
IovI. , St itleti IIISPS : Iithi I en , 2. IothI ilo
111115's : Connor to EVeritt. Struck .itlt : By
( irIItIth , I. III1MCS Oil 1tiihI OtT ( rilhIth. I ;
(1ff 1sier , 2. I lit by baIl : Sugden. Tinie :
Otto hour tutu thirty-live minutes , Urn-
vlrcs : Biushle and Curry.
IIOMIIIIi Iti Itti lis % 'iii.
I1OSTON , Mass. , JIltie 13.-Although tIte
home team WIiI crippled by the ztlntence tt
14)flg tIn t1 I In In ii toti 1'Ii llntleh 1,111,1. , % % US
beaten with the greatest ease today. Score :
ito-i'o : . . 1'li1LAlit.I'1 lt.t.
It.Il.OA.fl. It.II.O.A.I6 ,
fluffy , Itj. . , 3 2 2 0 0 Ceoley , ef. . I 3 2 1 0
'l'ettny , It , . , 4 2 II I I I ) glutS , II , I 11 2 I )
t21i1111is , 4h ) . I 2 0 4 U 1)elelit'y. If I 0 2 0 1
i4tlvetts , ss. 1 3 0 1 1 1.Jole 21 , . . 0 2 4 3 1
tfrrgon , c. . 1 2 4 1 0 FlIck. rt. . . . 0 0 0 0 0
, . . . , ' , , . . 0030
Ycager , ci. . 1 1 2 0 0 M'Faril , p 1 1 0 1
l.ove , 21.1 I 4 SOCrosq. . . . . . . I 0302
Ii'wl. . t , . . . . I ) 1 1 2 0 lunkk , p. . . 0 0 I ) 0 0
t latt , p. . . . . 0 I I ) 0 0
TotaiN . . . .I2 16 27 14 2 Wheeler. t' . i i
. Total , , . . . .6 921116
11Iston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 I 0 5 0 1 1 2 -12
PIlilafielIthia . . . . . . . .0 1 1 0 0 0 (1 0 46
Earned ruts : Boston , 5 ; I'hilndehphia 2.
Two-base hIts : Tenney , Ilergen'euger. .
Stolen bases : Teliney (2) ( ) , Deleltanty , La-
Jolt. . Double plays : Cross to Lajoie , Cros ;
( I , Douglas. I. lrst basl nit balls : fly Lev1 ,
I ; lyVheeler , 1. Struck out : Ily Lewis , 3.
itsetI , ttlts : Bergen , 1 ; 1dcl"ariattd I.
'ild Idtche ; : Lewis , \Vhceler ; , 2. 'litnu
( If gnne : 'l'V , , hours zttttl tea ninutes. At-
tOtitilLIlce , 900. UmpIres , ODay attid ? ilc-
Ionttld.
11 IiHt ( CIII , , ! Eiioiigti to 1.oMe.
NE\S' YOItN. June I5.-Rusie pitcheti a
fairly gOi game today in Brooklyn. New
York lost chiefly through their inability to
bat. Attendnice , 2,674. Score :
llltoogL.YN. NiV YO1B' .
It.I1.O.A. } .
flritIln.ct..1 1 2 00'rternan. .
Joies. ri. . . I I 1 1 0 IiLV1 , . ss. . . 0 1 2 4 0
l.'t'll'flet' , 55 0 1 3 2 \"llait'r , , ef 0 1 2 0 0
4llPi'tltrt. ; It 0 1 2 0 0 iiltrtrnan. 3t , 0 0 1 2 0
'l'ticker , II , . . 2 2 14 2 0 ( flesson , lb. 0 0 3 2 0
I lftliltlt ! , , 2b 0 1 0 7 I Joyce , lb. . . 0 1 10 0 1
SlIn.tt. , ' , 3h. I 0 1 4 1 M'Crt'ry , rf 0 0 0 0 0
Ityan. e. . . . . I 2 2 1 0 Warner. c. . 0 1 3 0 0
Yaetcor , I ) . . . 0 1 2 2 0 lis1e. p. . . . 1 : i 0 2 2
Totals . . .6102719 I Totals . . . . I 621 10 3
Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . . . . .o I 0 4 0 0 1 0 -6
NewYork . . . . . . . . . . . .001000000-1
Stolen bases : Jones , Ryan. Sacrifice
hits : JotIei , Davis Joyce , Tiernan , Shindle.
FIrst base tn bails : Off Yneger , 1 ; oft
Ittisle , I ; . Struck out : By Yneger , 1 : by
Ilusle , l. Left on bases : Brooklyn. 12 ; New
York , 5. q'Irno : One hour and forty-five
minutes. UmpIres : Lynch and Anderson.
STANDING OF' TIlE TEA'MS.
Played. Won. Lost. P. C.
Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . . . .41 3 14 70.2
Ifostoti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45 30 IS 62.5
Cleveland . . . . . . . . . . . . .45 : ; o is 62.5
llaItItoro . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 17 50.5
'IttsDliIg . . . . . . . . . . . . .45 27 21 56.3
Citlctigo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48 26 22 51.2
New York . . . . . . . . . . . .47 24 23 51.1
l'liilatlelplila . . . . . . . . . .14 19 25 43.2
Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . . . . . .iS 19 26 42.2
Vzts1iligton . . . . . . . . . .45 ) S : : o 7. &
St. 14)1115 . . . . . . . . . . . . .47 16 31 34.0
LottlsviIIo . . . . . . . . . . . . .si i 37 27.5
GltIfl'i tiii1tt'Vashiington at Boston ,
ilaltiruore at 1lrooItlyi CIncinnati at Chicago -
cage , I'ltiltttlelithlitt at New York , Louisville
at St. Lout ; .
V'Nltrti .tMNloilt lou.
OTTUM\VA , Ia. , Jutto 15.-Score :
H. 1 I.E.
Otturnwit . . . . . 0 1 0 1 8 4 3 3 1-WIG 4
Iubuquo . . . . . . U ( -
flatteries : OtturnwitVelrner and Keefe ;
lubuque , Carutey , hackett. ' .t'htornton and
I lidg& ' .
QUINCY , Ill. , Julie 35.-Score :
11.11.16.
Qutncy . . . . . . -
l'eoria . . . . . . -
Batteries : Quincy , PrIce , Cooper , Lou-
man uttiti Schwartz ; Peoria , Roach and Col-
Uns.
Uns.ST.
ST. JOSEPh , Mo. , June 15.-Score :
It. ! I. 16.
St.Joseph . . . . . . -
ilock Island . . . .0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0-2 8 5
flatteries : St. Josi'pli , Gooiielt atiti
i lauseti ; itock IshanilVtth and Sage.
I , utnstntIiiiiii. .
1)AYTON , 0. , Juno 15.-Score Ilrst game :
11.11.16.
Dtt3'tofl . . . . . . . . . . -
Fort\'ayno..0 ( -
flatteries : Dayton , Itosehraugli IttitI
Iyers ; Fort \\'ILYUO. Herr anil O'Meara.
Su'contl game : It. I 1.16.
Ityton . . . . . . . . .I 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0-7 8 5
Fort\Vayno..0 5 1 0 1 0 2 U ' -982
Batteries : Iayton. Streighit utuith Doria.
httte ; Fort ' 1lytIe , Alloway t1I13 OMeura.
IlnMteln I.t'tiguae.
\'llkesbarre , 5 ; l ontreal , 3.
Iroviuleiice. 2 ; Ititclu'ster , 5.
Striiiglleltl , 6 : Iluffitla , 2.
Syracu 51 ? , 7 ; 'j'oroi , to , : i.
CNX1II IA'IC AND Ills IIIt16'l4Il.
( p thu Ii Ii lui . . I ( , Vsit ( a 'I'iuit gis 1iiijiii I-
tItiit 'i'Itl , . _ t fttriioiii.
The aggregation liilotetl by Cornelius Mc.
Gllllemithily , otht.rwIsl ) ittith better known as
Coittilutl'hC ( , svill be the next victinis of
the lItitn s. 'I'Ite bresery outfit arriveti iii
the cii > ' yesterday trial were Interesteti spec.
I it tors a I t Ito gt ( ttt. Ijinycil bet ei'tt Ottill lilt
Ii nit t 1111 Origl no I s y.s cr1111 ' it tternoon.
They're a titisky looking lot of hulI tossers.
'l'hio ilitbet tutu Ilrowers vIIl have the
first a f U. serIes of fit u t on t tht is ii lterncxit.
1'hie latter huive ( 'ohio trot , , Kansas City.
Sc IfleWhitit tittliUtied a'er the drutblng they
ree.'l . veil I h en' . Ito I ii t'ti'rtn iii ( 'ii t I ) 11111 ku it it
( or it lucre. But hut on us. declares ltiti-
itier ; Fishier , rititi Ito's irett3' nearly titiunit
rlgli t oil I limit Pruposl I hi ii , Flit hiti' t'I I I be
I itt t Ii i' shtl , fit r ii s wit I I tu lb'itly hl I I a uti I
I'rob.bIllt' ' tb the twirling honors for the
Ii ruver I . 'L'lII , I I net , p Is as full otvs ;
Otittltit ; 1'o1tIiitts , IIIwati1ciIt , .
14 ittS . . . . . . . . . .Vlrst bose. . . . . . . . . . Stitiforil
I 1oIllngsvorth Second . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I6listacu . . . . . . . . . .bird base. . . . . . . . . . . . Shoe
1oit . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Shun stop. . . . . . . . . . . tt't'vo
I'retitlhi . . . . . . . . . .Left IIeId. . . . . . . . . . .
I'ickt'ring . . . . . .Ceitter hell. . . . . . . . . . . . . Nlcol
Fl cml tig . . . . . . . . .Itit I , t fitultl. . . . . . . . . ' \'ri Id to a
MtCatiitiy . . . . . . . .C.itc'Iter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1'isher . . . . . . . . . . . . L'ltcli'r. * . .Iteid ) ' ot' Iiariit's
Itlilinlis % 'iii.
( 'itI6'1'16. Nih. . June hS.-Specjitl ( Tele-
grant.-Tbe Nt'liraskii Italian aggregution
U f 1)1150 ) till II liii , )0r5 Itit , ) 'OIi I he hotti u I cli in
itt thIs c'lty thu irtti'rniiig , , , Score , a to I ) iii
( aye r o f I Iii' I nil In us. 'I'lte hattie teit In % cre
grt'utly outclurus9d.
.
16 I1N'l's t ) 'I' Jul 1tNI'fi 'i'it.tcics ,
16.1 Piii'rel IVI I tIN I lie , I iui iIlute , . on
I Iu' 1itiiii ii , Cuuut isv.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. , Jutie 15.-Fivo favorites
vott at the ( itlr grountls. Tim ( t'uttro , of Ihio
flIt ) ' iAI ( ( uurtlm on thu earth , In whIch 1tI
Farrell , the favorite. came through In tht
4 t Ta t cli ii lid svott , ( I ri vi itg , by a lengi Ii.
\\'r'atIar tlireatctting ; truck tst. ltt'sults :
First iiie , 2-yenr-oltls , one-half tulle : Iea
hiruno voit. l'nndrck sciond , I'eIl Alehl II
tliiril. 'l'imnc ; ; 45' . ,
St'c4)tII % ritce. sd II tig , $1 X ii nil one. htith f ftui-
bugs ; St. Augutitine VWt. litirrhe Floyd
second. Can I See 'l6lii I tiirl. Tltne ; 12I % .
rIt1i race , sohlitig , iuix furlongs : 1)ottisio
vun. NaonIu st't'otiil , 1.uld ) ' of the.at
third , Tune : I :234. :
Fourth race , iitto anti one-eighth toilet
Ed 1"nrr'Ii won , Ion Orsino second , Found
third. Time : 16. :
Fifth race , selling , one tulle and seventy
yards : Onlnoor won , I'arule d'Or itecond ,
1tittht'lIiio third. Time ; PIT.
Sixth z&ce , selling , seven and one-half
furlongs : 'The Chemist wn , Uncle 1tbl ,
spcont1 lleu1n Itowett third , TInie : ' .
CINCINNATI Jutt 15.-.A gt'tISi&Ml
crowd witncsed the sport at Latonin today.
Three of the six wInners were fuvorltct.
Venthcr fair ; track fast. ItesuIts :
1"Irst race , one nub , selling : I'etreh won ,
I'aros econfi , Royal lance third. Time :
1:41. :
Second race , five furlongs : llanhlght won ,
Lola Murray second , itarnlet third. TIme :
h:02' ,
Third race , one mile nnd nne.lxtenth ,
selling : F'nUnotto woti The l'latiet. second ,
Countess Irma third. rInie : 1:49. :
Fourth race , six furhuingi : Ilangle won ,
high Jinks second , Don Quixote thiril.
Time : 1:15. :
Fifth race , five furlongs : Judge Tarvin
won. l'aca second , l'cheus third. Time :
1 :0l. :
Sixth race. one mile , selling : l'rosectttor
vnn , Suydatii second , Mriggit' t third. 1'lrne :
1l2. :
1l2.CI I lOAGO , June 15.-harlem results :
First race , four antI otte-hllf furlongs :
Mttzio 0 won , % 'hlte 1'Ite 14ec01U1 , Maihe V
third. 'rime : 1i9. :
Setond race , ix furlongs : Nellie Baker
% % 4li l'euri nIker second , Kltig licrintltiit
third. 'l'ime : I :1714. :
'l'hird race , one tulle : Al Freeo voii ,
1ocitst hi1ooii second , Ni't'eitali third.
't'ltne : 1:4'4. : '
Fourth nice , Proviso stakes , four auth
ont.-Iiulf furlongs : I'he Kcntu&kltti sven ,
hlony IIty second , Sevens thili'd , 'l'lnie :
I , irthi race , rutu In two lit'ttt , live fur-
lotg14 : First heat-Miss Casey won , Come
Quick ccotit1 , AIaluater third. 'l'lnte :
I :0I. : Secotitl beat-Alabaster won , Coluti
Quick second , Miss Casey third. Time :
1:053. :
Sixth rate , Ix furlotigs : Gooti F'rieiul
% tn , Na tin In I ) econilVarreu Ioi it t ( lii rd.
'rune : 1 : iS'4.
DF.'I'ltOli , Juno 15.-Ihigltland Paik re-
stilts :
First ntco , sellIng , six furlongs : lIltt
Arnett vitti , Nichiolts , second , 1teprlevt
tlitrl. , Tune : i :15'.4.
Secant ! race , t ci I lag , fault and .ino.hutl
furlongs : 'l'ci in Iay won , ( lity Parisian
i4C1'OtlII , 'I'ojtitZ thIrd. Titan : 1:17. :
l'hi lrd race , one iii lie : Old Saugits % tn ,
Storm King ecoiiti , Vhnt Next third.
't'itiie : I :11. :
F'ourthi race , I'utlchigan stttke , otto tulle :
Allen 1'aliey % ' ( liI , 1iv'rocl ( secotidtLss
Gussle third. 1'ltne : I :43. :
L.'lfth rimte , five murlotigs : Scrnp'r i6aden *
, .Iutl 3J1 ( ' 3 tr'n qi'l'nhllt 1 ti Ml , ' 'l'ltv I i ii' Eli I iii.
ltlnht , ; I :01. :
Sixth race , selling , one' tithe utah otie-
uluttrter : I'aut Nauvur won. Traveler see-
end , 1. Il tliltth. 'I'ttne : 2l0' : .
N t6'OItK , Juite 15.-GruveeniI results :
Fiust race , live furlongs : F'ortut'to , won ,
"I'hieory second , Ahtein third. 'l'itne : 1 :024. : .
Second ittce , 0110 tO II C U tud otto-si xtcett ( 11 :
George 1ei'Iie Svltn , Sanilers second , Vttit
Atltwi'rp third. 'rime : 1:503k. :
'l'hlrd race , sIx furlongs , selling : Lain-
1)t'l I. WOti. Itotterdatu second , 21&irsittt : thIrd.
'Iluuto : 1:15. :
Fourth race , llrooktlalt' liatifilcap , Olin
In II o and titie-Ititi rt I , : Isoyn I Stag voit ,
2ullrthtftit secotol , Lehman third. 'Iliac :
1:53w. :
F'Itth race , five furlong * , selling : Itushe , '
v 311 , X'Ietltlltsotno second , 'l'ultttio tItluil.
Titno : 1:02' : .
SIxth race , one intle anti ono.ixteentIi ,
soilIng : Geisha 'ou1 , Kutighit of ( lit' Garter
secould , 1tet ltotiultl .third. 'l'inio : 1 .iS ,
1514 .III&OM Vitin ' 1'io Mtl I elies.
1'111 LADEL1'lI IA , Jtiae 15.-The second
day's cotitest Ia the tennIs tournament for
the national cltarnjtlonsltlji ladles' sIngles ,
doubles and itfixed doutiles drew a fair-
sled crowd to thin I'iiilnilelphila Cricket
clu1s grounils \Vis4tthiielnti I heights.
Iiltss Jones , thin Pacific coast cliatnitloti. won
t % ' ( ) nuttehes today. In t lie seini-Ilnal she
easily defeated Miss C. 16. St'eley ( if ( 'lit.
cago. Toltal' Miss Jones will lwet MIt' ;
Crutnli of I'hhladelphila. itllss JulIet Atkln-
Sot , , the present cliampioti for tim United
States , will be met the next iiy. 'l'lie
Mtsses Atkinson had no troulilo In beating
7liss IlostaIl aiid Idrs. ] Icuunioiit In the
doublvi.
St'euuuiil Iny's Ituiel uig jut AseoL
LONDON , June 15.-At the second day'a
racing at Ascot heath Leopold ile Itothis-
schlld's 4-year-old bay colt Jaquemart vott
the Itoyal I hint cmiii. valued at SIlO
slvereigns. with 1,500 sovereIgns added.
Twenty horses ran , including James It.
Keene's hay colt , St. Cloud 1 I , anl the
1.orillartl-lieresford stables' chestnut colt
Berzak. 11. 1. lilghttun's eliestuttit colt 1"uj-
ton was second and Reid \'ttllt'is 0-year-
old brown horse 1)lana Forget third.
LOSS Ol' VISIJAI. Actr'l'n16ss.
hietMluIN lhuutt 'I'Cuuii ii ) IlitIC Cluiiilren
: tt ui G : utssi.s.
It Is intercstiig to compare the visual
acuteness of the normal eye before and
after the etittct of some purely physIcal
cause , that itiay be within the realm of
etther nature or cIvIlization. Taking : i few
Ilistances of elICit for illustration , says a
writer in the Jewelers' Iteview , I will cite
from nature first. It is velI known that
severe Illness greatly impairs the acuteness
of visIon of nit otherwIse strong eye. Al-
most tile first thing a convalescent will
(10 Is to call for a hook or a newspaper to
viiihe away the tedIum of tile sick room.
Unhe6s wartiod not to try his eyes too
much lie is apt , through forgetfulness , to
ovortask hIs accommodative riowers or injure -
jure the already weakened citlary muscle.
When the rest of his body recovers Its normal -
mal strength his eye contInues weak.
After strainIng the eyes more , In the vaiti
Iloim that his sight vlil Improve , the per-
soil , if he is wIse , will consult experleticcd
help ; If otherwise , he will pIck iiii the first
pair of spectacles available , regardless of
whether they should be too strong or too
weak for his eyes. Should ho finally go to
an opticIan the latter will often find it fill-
fIcult to fit glasses satisfactorily
Other natural causes that affect eyes mc-
wind. ( lust , light and heat , when excessive.
Eyes otherwIse gooti enough become weak
utder such condItions. The weakness tony
be tIthe to an error of refraction and under
most conditions the accotitmodatlve Power
of tile CYO is strotlg enough to overcome
the error. But utitler such atmospherIc or
climatic condItions as I have mentioned
thin accommodation Is lessetted and thin eye
cannot find relief , except by i use of
glasses. They should generally be convex.
llavltig luentlotied those loss of vlual
acuteness duo to tiatural causes , next in
order arc causes , ' 1w civlllzattoti.
At the outset 1 will say that If the patient
tere to change his occupation ztuiil take
tlenty of fresh air auth exercise the opti.
clan's servIce tuighit novcr tie licedoti , but
these "Ifs' ' are In ( lie way and are not to
be got rId of by the average Iruhlvltltial.
Take a boy from the country , bring him
to toli and jilace hint at clerical ark ,
wrItIng , perhaps , mill day and Into ( lie nIght.
l'ut hilni behInd a counter anti let ititim
stand mill day with one hour free out of
twelve or mare , or let him sIt at a work
bench , followIng a trade ( hint keeps iii
eyes fixed steadIly , hour after hour , ts'el 'e
or cighiteeui IncItes In front of hilit , , Take
this saune youth with hItherto good CC3
and bid liluti use them day In and day out ,
readIng for a professloit , or let 111111 occupy
Ills time iii a flatly lighted roont , or ientl
o'.cl. a (1051I beneath artIficIal light all the
tIhilti , I mIght go on giving intaneei after
instance wIthout PartIcularizIng any call-
log as more Ilarnlful than others to tltti
eyes.
15 It a wonder that the children of thIs
generation are wearing glasses along with
theIr granil sixes ? Old ago is Ito longer thin
reason for wearitig glasses. In iliac casv
out of ten tile young niati necil ; a comivex
glass to nslst hi ; overtaxed eye in fulfill -
fill ttti their ulut les.
Iii additIon to these causes of weakened
lsioti , It Is hardly tiecessary to locatIon the
cotilnlOllt''ilS of tobacco aittI alcoholic stlnlu-
latIts. tgalii , If ( lie strong constItution of a
boy cannot save his eyes from their thou.
snail ouitl enc uses , how can frail WOOICU es
cape ? The ever increasing army of vonctt
worltors to shops 011(1 ofllces and ( lie new
avetitins of OflllIOyItiCtit opeahtig to them ,
swell the nutitber of spectacle wearerL It
has hiceti my ilurpost' to point out that It Is
tint ( lie soflotis and very limb errors of to-
fraction that cause the least of au olIti-
clan's tiatronage and ho niust offer attribute
the loss of visual ncutenes to other causes.
lIiuilleui's Aruli'ui Sn I ye ,
The beet salve in ( be world ( or cuts ,
brutses , sores , ulcers. salt rhicum , fe or
sores , tettef. chopped itatids , citliblalits.
corns , and alt skin crulitions , anti PosItively
cures plIes , or ito pay required. It lii guar.
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. PrIce 25 cents per box. For sale
by Kuhn & Co ,
l1iI4\TKYTIoM { \ ) : CLERKS' '
National Association Pursues Its Work with
Great Vor ,
NEVER IN A MORE PROSPEROUS CONDITION
Ileporis trout hue ( 'outhit It tees Shiiy
tiiu' Orgnniuitinmiu lIe l'lniirIsli-
hog-I lislinti uIeeiupliI 11111i lt'lt y
Sehietil's . . ( isiler'ul ,
After calling the meeting of the National
AssociatIon of ltnilvay Mall Clerks to orther
yesterday niornlng I'resithcnt Shatter called
for the reports from commIttees , niut ( Ito
auditing eoinnilttce turned in a Ilital report.
In the history of the assocIatIon it never
; as in as flonrlshliig a condition as at pros-
c-nt , there hieing a surplus of 6SS in the
treasury , attil no outstanding obligations.
The executive conirnitteo Is busy at work
tipon several qtiostlons of lmpoitsnce , ( lie
dud batter licing ( lie outlining of an ncct-
( lOOt Insurance conipauiy , to be under the
stipervistoti of the association , 'rIte committee -
tee Ill vrobalIy report Ott the question of
Insurance this afternoon anti itiake a ills-
Iosltloii of the ltiestlon.
A report from the ways and means cciii-
ntltteo caine iii Itt thi form of a mitiority
and majority , and action on the report stts
deferred.
The RaIlway Mall has beam , puiihishied by
a private corporation for several years , tile
National 4ssoclntIoti of RaIlway Clerks hn'-
11mg full supervision of the hititihislllttg of
ovet y fourth issue , in this vn' gIving hub'
Betty to matters of ltittrest to ( lie artIer.
Much dissatisfaction has arIsen front the
fact that members of ( lie assocIation are
held respomislble for articles laiIhishtcd in
thin ltailway Malt at tInies oIlier ttian the
Issue whIch is In chtaige of time assoelatloi. :
l'hans for avoIding this dIssatIsfaction vcmo
suhmnttted , but no definite action ias taken
on ( lie matter ,
Thin atitmoulicelnrint ( lint ( Ito tlepartmiient
has dIscontInued the law reqtilrlng alt mail
clerIcs toear it cap atid bange and now
01111' reqttlres a badge was hint with great
ii pjilanse.
Swift atul Conlpany extetitled am , itmvitation
to the association to visIt ( lie comupatiy's
jihamit in South Ontahia nod offered to lire-
side a special trolley train at any tIme ( lie
delegates could flitil to go. A risIng vote
of thanks was extemaed to thin company nail
the assoclatiomi expressed its desire to accept
thin InvItation oh Friday. at which ( tine ttie
busIness sessions will be concluded.
) , lule f , lhiite A11t'hileiit tuisirituii'e.
A tIme afternoon session tlum ( lUestioll of
eitabllshiluig an accident itisurance feature
In cominection wIth the assocIation was limit
to it vote of the convention aiid carrIed almost -
most without oposltion , there beIng emily
three tiegatlve votes. For' several years
month clerks in all parts of the country have
hteeli asking that Gus tccidemit feature lie
establtshieJ and the ticinanch for it became
so strotig that at ( liii hast meeting of the as-
sociatlon iii PhIladelphia a comnmntttee , corn-
posed ofV. . II. Fry.Vliiona , MIni , . ; Secretory -
tory G. A.'eoth , Chicago , amid h. L. Tray ,
Chicago , was alpolntc4 to investIgate tue
cost of accident insurance and the nthvlsabll-
I ty of establ Ishil a g an I nsmm en mice cot , , 11:111 : > ' Iii
Comimicetlon , with th 1ational associattomi.
Tttt committee relip1tvtl to a special cam-
mntttee , comiiposed of 1) . , Barnes of W'lelilta ,
Kttn. ; G. A. Wood ci Vest Medlord , Mass. ,
and N. L. harrison of ew York. Thin report -
port of the special pcuimtittce was ma(1c ( to
the executIve cornnjitte and after . nit exhaustive -
haustive study of thtp insurance laws of
. dtfIeremmt states amidt dieremt kInds of mutual -
tual accklent insurammcei rc'Iort was niade
to the convention and the report was ac-
cepteil by ttte delegates , with the exceiittomi
of a few labor changes.
'l'hio work of incorporating the company
was entrusted to the executive cornrnlttee
and the company will probably be organIzed
iii the state of New York. According to tile
plan offered $2,000 will lie palI to thin bone-
flclary mmmcd by the clerk insured In case of
death with 120 days after ( lie Injury oc-
curs. A weekly inilenimilty of $15 vlhh be
paid to any member who suffers an injury ,
for a ttnie not to exceed fifty-four weeks. A
fee of $2 will ho charged for admisslomi to
the insurance lirlwlheges , tIme atinuat dues
are to be $1 amid the asessrnonts are to be
$1 each. A Jiicmnber Imi entering the coot-
IiflhiY must pay the alnlssion ! fee. the an-
rnml dues and aim assoasmoemit , $5 In all. According -
cording to the constItutIon the betiehicemit
tumid mnust be muaixmtalmied at one half of
1 iier cent of tile totat contingent death
liabilities.
After thin details of the insurance feature
hail tecn dlscussel amid adopted by the con-
vemitfon there was a stampede of the morn-
bors who vero amixlotis to pay their $ to ( lie
treasurer and secure the first certificates is.
stied. Joliii'nllace ( if litmrlimmgton , In. , secured -
cured thin first 1)111CC Oil the roll of honor.
A letter was read ( rota thio national organIzer -
Izer of ( lie asanelation , Iii hlcli lie recomu-
mnemnletl that divIsion auxilIaries be estab-
hishcd amomig ( lie wives and datmghitcrs of
( ho menihiers of tIle assocIation.
l'iiluhlslut't. ' ( ' , tiil isiet lteuievi ,1.
After tome tltscussiomi ( lie comitract wIth
\VInrott & Colt , of ChIcago , the puhillshiers
or thin RaIlway Mail. Iii whIch they grant
t 0 t lie miii I clerk s the lirt vi I ego of cii I I I mm g
( ivory fourth cijltio , , of ( lie ltallway Mall ,
was remiowetl vihi $ thin distimict lindcrstantuiiig
that. everythilmig ublIsiied at ( lie' Imistlgatinmi
of thin orgatitzed mail clerks shioiibh be
vhaitils' marked so , in order to protect ( Ito
assocIation frommi hieing sultjeeteil to ciiticisin
oil account of articles whlchi ate not huh-
lisl'eih vithi the satictlpmi of umiy of thu on-
tiommat officers.
A reohution % aa pnsseih ficeharlng tIme nun-
itathty of the nasoclal bit to tai vithi ( lie Iteil
Crois mnovemncmit anti urging that alt postal
cierks ct aside at least otto day's salary to
: issIs ( ( lint work.
l'le miieat I a g nih oil ro nih till thi I s mtiorn I mmg
atitl all of thin tuiembers expressed themselves
its greatly lICtbL'th wIth the orgamiizatIo of
t lie ncciilent i ii so rami en 1comuhtami 1. w Ii I cli tIm ey
bave boon tryttig to Iicrftict ( or several year3 ,
\'httl .thiis mnattc r dhiqiod of the chief voi'h
of the scss'.om , Is cogiilntcfl ,
liii imq lied I ii I li'.l Ii'I c-gui I is ,
Au elaborate hamitjii t was served last
milghit at ( ito Dehlon ii honor o tIme delegates -
gates % vbo are nttemMipg tIme convention of
the Nittloimat AsEochitforl of RaIlway Postal
Clerks. 'rite dtnliig rthbm vns hiandsoimiely
thecoiittah with Pulmmls'ttniI cut flowers and
lucre ( lmami 250 wet& n attemidamice , The
licIius : lere iii (1101 sli'ulie and color of a
nial I tii g , cmi w hi I c Ii svn t lie I abel , ' ' ( ) imtii Ii : ; . '
itti orhtentra 'ins cqnceimlcd bc'liintl a mass
of pal ins a mid played ml un tig t lie c veim ing.
\'lllharn II. Alcxamiitiactet1 mimi toasimnas-
icr anl ( hiegati thin hid3r-l'rauhiuh ( eiieallng
lthi a ( OW mvehi clidtlIm w ords , Imitrmhuehmig
lion. Lee I6telIe. lai' 5ltOl cmi "Ievtlop-
tlitmit : of the Railway Mahl ServIce In thin
\'cst. " Mr. I1tchho imcntlontiI thin coimthi-
( lou of lohitlcal donmitiption , m hilchi forimmerly
exIsted bti thi.i servIce , nitil haul a glowing
tribute to the muon , s ho In former .iays kept
; thin systemii up it , a high staiidnril a a mimI.
icr of hiersunch linde.
Johimi \\'vbster t 51.0110 CII ( Ito melatiomi of
tIme mali st'rvice to cozmiuiiorclal interests.
I As nit example of thiu cificleticy of lImo
tal system lie lohnteti to tile fact that miiore
tItan $15.000uoO of 1)iiialius mthtohesalo trathe
for the Inst year was done thuoughi ( lie in-
struniemitailty of thu malls and without
thieni mmitmchi of It m odd htavu been ohm-
lrmtchy ImpossIble. 'Fhie credit of firms hiamigd
on ttmo ehilclericy of ( lie atolls auth .shouiti
they be abolished alone capItal would be
required to carry OB trade ,
Mrs. Ella Mattiesoxi spoke au "Checks , "
antI treated the subject Ia a lmomonous amid
Lightly pleasing way , She mentioned the dlf-
ferent kln0s of cheeks and particularly those
which are muade with blue jiciicil anit stniko
terror to the heatt of postal clerks. Mrs.
Matlieson also mentioned tue cheeks which
are defined as orders na banks amid sug'
gested that they are the most important in
outlife. .
3hiilt 5tcrIe ; . iimuil the i'res , , .
lIon. 16. Itosewater spoke of the relatiomi
of ( ho mail service to the press anti tiahi
high complIments to the present effective
postal system , which has annIe great liniters
possIble. Mr. liosewater sioe of the po-
Iltlcal rule vhich formiterly dommiimtated the
service and lc'ssenei Its effectivemiess amid
told of the unequal struggle tli miewspapers
kept lilt for imiany years to get civil servica
cstabhishietl mmton a firmit basis. At tiresent
a. titan lii ( lie service is certain of a 11051-
thomi tliirlng good behavior aimfi our vestal
System Is the ticer of ( lint of any other na-
tlomi. The restraining hiniul of ha lies bet'tt
hihflCcl upon all the postal ollicials tromtt ( lie
hlgiicst oihthiai to the yotmmtgcst clerk amiti
thin result is a lierfect system. Mr. ltoi'- I
water spoke of thin lnobahthe ) exteashomi of
our postal systemo to Ilonohiihtm niat ( lie
h'tittitiiiimies utah expressed ( lie nIlitlIon that
It. WOUld ultitnatoly be extelidorl etitirely
around (1w earth.
I. . C. Fhmich road an orIgInal 11Oct11 , whilehi
lie wide on the Omminhia miteeting , Itt the
voeili Mr. F'itchi treated nih ( lie nmnushmmg
features of tIme meeting auth enilefi wIth a
glowimig tribute to ( lie hospitality thin thou'-
gates hiave receIved at the lianils of thifl
Omaha licohihe.
George A.'ool , nntiomial secretary of
tlui National Association of Railway Postal
Clerks. viis the Inst speaker out ( tie pro-
grant atid treated thin lnihtmenco the railway
miiitih service has Itati upon c I vii I zat lout.
ABERDEEN WILL HAVE A SHOW
" i.uit Preutti rut liiis lii 3hiile I liv ( nil ii
! 'uu iiii.e u i4itet'ess-'i.ts
liokiusg Fhiti. .
A13IltlI1l6N , S. I ) . , JImmie 15.-Spocial.- ( )
Tlto dIrectors of the Gralit l'alace associmi-
tion have decliled to open ( lie expositiomi
October :1 : ( u.S. Leadumig attractions will lie
emigagotl null every effort made to render
tim exhiositton tills fall one of the best ever
Ithaced hiefore ( lie hitmtihlc.
11ev. T. J. icat has resIgned his hiastorate
anti wilt shortly remove to YahcimiiaVasht. .
lie has becit a succeqsfut mumbler antI hIs
comigregatlomi theephy regret hIs departure.
'rite various contmnittees itt charge are
ninhdng every heedful lirelaratiami for thin
iiotltlcah comiventlous which meet hero on
Jtiiio 22.
Crops of all kimitls are looking well. TIme
eathier comitlmiucs favoratile amid ( lie itidica-
ttoiis arc good for omie of the best crops
thin state hits ever tiroduced. Farmnimig
lantis are lii genii themnamid nail overythtimg
Polmits to a now era at Itrospority iii the
state.
S. , , , ; ti liii litii l'l reiIi ii's 'I'giiruiituiui'ti ( ,
YANKTON. S. B. , Julie 15.-Speclah ( Tele-
gram.-The ) fifteenth annual tournnmni'mmt of
roltmmiteer ( iremiten of South lalota opemied
imi this cly today , the day being occupIed
iii receiving the comapamihos. The largest
crowd over in attendance at an anmiunl
miicetliig Is present. and niuchi interest mami-
Ifcstemh. Citizens are hiighly elated over
tIme prospects and are doIng theIr utmost
to make It ( lie host mneetlmig ever held iii thin
state. The program opened with a coIn-
Iietitlve parade vartlcipated in tiy twelve
departmnemits-Sioux Falls. Vcrmllhlon , 161k
l'otnt , Pierre , Parkstomi , Tymidall , Alexan-
tlria , Elkton , Armour , Mitchell , Ptamtkinton
attn Brookimigs. Mayor l6nghtshi welcome'tl
the fimeniemi to the city , which was respomided
to by l'resldent Jerry CarletOn. Prizes for
time parade were alvarded as follows : Larg-
ot number I nlhmie , SIoux Falls ; best upltear-
tog comilliany , Vermailhhon ; best uimlformned
detiartiiient , 1'arlstomt ; theltarnient comulmig
( lie longest dhstmimico , Pierre ; best appearimig
aliltaratus , Mitchell.
The races thIs afternoomi at ( lie state fair
grounths sworn fast and the track teammis
tieretofere umiknawn lit miieetlnms miiathe ox-
cehlent records. C. S. Shiaw , Armnour , acted
as starter lit all races. whIch were womi as
lommows : eereemi nose race , i'arxstom , ; : a
class hook amid ladder race , protested , to be
tiecithed tonight ; utile bIcycle , Ghiii. Ver-
miillhioii ; free-for-all hose , Centervhlle ; simigle
than's cc'phlmmg , Fox. Yamilitomi. Iluhi nilti hiuti
for gicemi teams occurs tomorrow morn-
imig at 10:08 : o'clock. Thin best of feelIng hins
lirevalled thus far and tomiiorrow lirommilses
to 1w a record breaker if the rain does not
interfere. 'Flie weather is cloudy , but it Is
clearing tomtlghi ( . Election of officers for thin
c'nsuliig year has mint yet occurrtuh ,
FI'It ltiiIshiuir iii Suil Ii 1)tikolii.
CIIAMIIEILAIN , S. I ) . , June 15.-Spe- (
clal.-TbaL ) great quantities of fruit are
beginning to be annually raised In South
Iakota Is ihtfiicult of belief , yet , stratigi'
to nay , Is a tact umikiiowu oven to mamiy
rcstdcmits of thin state. Thin fruit region is ,
of course , comiihmmed clmleily to thin nitler set.
tIed vortlomi In ( Ito southern hart of ( lie
state. D. B. Gtmniiey of Yankton coutity
estittiates hiis strawhiorry crop thIs year at
15,000 quarts. lie already has contracteti
for over 10,000 boxes , and expects to increase -
crease the oriher , George Itay wilt have
nearly as mnany moore , while other Parties
lii time vicinity will have enough to swell
thin total to lie hut 111)011 ) the mitarket iii that
sectiomi to Iirohiiuly 40,000 or 50,000 quarts.
.1 ii i'3 l'ii I lit ii , .g 'i .
h'Il6ltItl6 , S. I ) . , Jumie 15.-Speclal ( Tele-
grani.-Jn ) the Uniteth States court ( lie Jury
tmi ( lie ilcClmlIen tlamnnge stilt agalmist thin
Nerthiweittern road vas th hschiargeti ttfter lie.
hmig out thiltty hiotmrs nmitl faillmig to agree.
samithhiig ( millie for lilalmitiff amid ( linen far the-
fentiami t . Tb is Is t tie thi I rtl ii Isagreemnen t
oh ( lila case , which is getting
a record In thin state oii account
of tIme legal fights over It
amid from the fact ( lint It bias beemi useth to
defeat tue comiflnmiatlomm of tmie miian sshio
laid been iipjiiliited to a federal positloti.
'limo amiiammnt stied for is about $18,000 auth
the costs iiow exceed the origImiul atnouumih.
Jtmiothier jury broimgtit lii a verdict of guIlty
of cattle stealing against Chiarlc's Knife.
CituiiilOlut''uiIPti ( ut 3hIti'Ii , hl ,
MTCIII6LI4 ! , S. I ) . , Juno I5.-Special ( Tel-
egt -Commnomicttmmient ) ( 'xcrcIses of Dii.
hota : university , imichi have boemi Iii linogrvss
for ( tie Past week , were brought to a close
this mmiormitnghicil thin senIor class hieki
Ito graduatiumg exercIses at thin colt"go
clmala I , there hiehtig five mnemmiiiers itt ( lie
class , I6lghmheen graduated ft ammi ( Ito Emigtlsh
normal course amiil tveive front ( hi , hiushness
dehtartinezmt. Tue year bait hicen very sue-
ceBfUl with thin uuiiverslty. Thin hearth of
ihlreciors tmiOt ( hits afternoon mutt e'ngagetl
liractically ( lie satan faculty , udtllmig Ettlun
Coltoti. ( mo of thin grathuateit.
! tmii rret I ( ets t lie l'Ivgai I loti.
AIli6iilI6I6I' ' . S. 1) . , JulIe 15.-The demno.
CI .1 the coil ii I y Co it v emit I out , Imehil t hi I ii a ft enmiotimu
ticctetl thirty-eIght mhe'legutes to the stnte
couivctmtiomi , which is 10 be Imdhil Intro Juumie
22. MaJor Iiarrctt , cammihkhate for ( lie minim-
imiatloii for governor , practhcalhly hiatl thin
mtetnhmig of all tloicgates , tvhilebi hmimitires ( tie
taunt ) goiuig nolhil ( or hulmo.
- uiui iit'ss tI'ti U i'gii ii lie.
MITClhl6h.h , S. 1) . , June 15.-Speeiih ( : Tel-
ugramui.-Tho ) hustimeea mmiemt of MItchell f-
( ceteil ( lie nrbamilzatlnti of a league lust
tiighit for ( hue be'uietit of thiti liuterests of thin
city. Ofilcers urn : 0. h. Ilnamiseui. liresi.
demut ; C.V. . iowmie'y , secretary ; W. S. lid.
wIg , treasurer.
.5 111)1 Iit i StOut ti r.
CIIAMIIEIIIdiIN , S. 1) . . June 15.-tShiecial
Tohegramnj-A strong 110w of water was
struck In tIme govermimuiemit artesian well at
tiio Chamberlain lmithliin school The water
will be mmaed for tiower PurPoses In operatiimg
( lie electric light plant , in jiutnbmg Mis-
sounl rlv"r water into the tanks for fire
protection and to a slight IegPee for irrl'
gatlon. The well is six immches in diameter
atah throws water three and one-half feet
above the top of the casing.
1F % ii % ' ( , iiuitl lii 'l'roIle , In iCntlstts.
F'OltT SCOT'h' , ICan. , June 15.-Special.- ( )
Mrs. Mabel Atiderson , a pretty young woman
of miear Iailas , Tex. , lots been lmitllceml by
the thititeil States grand jury In this city
for her connccttomt with a pmibilshiing concern -
corn kiiowmi as the l'an.Aiuorlcan cotopany
of Chicago. lter fathomis a wealthy iamiil
owner of Iowa , and he easily Procmmreii timid
for her. Mrs. Amidersomi lii charged wlthi
hnvlmig tiseti thin mails to defrauti , The cciii-
hihatiiitig wttmiesses arc two ) 'ouiig women of
l'arsons. While representing tIme l'ami-
Atmicnican comupany Mrs. Amitiersou mailed
the comnpammy's I'ritieii contracts It ) the coin-
phalmilmig witnesses with the osteutsible view
of iniiucIIlg ttiemn to becomne uigemits. TIwy
made coiiipiint to the goveniintent ( hint time
scliciiie wits Olin luitenihed to defraud them
out of a certalmi sum tmhcht they were to hut
tip as security before they wt're comimmis-
sinned to PosIttolls Iii ( liii' company's ettiplo > ' .
1etI t liii ii 1'Iiiin,1i 31 Is hiiii.
SALT 1.AKE , Utah , June 15.-Specinl.- ( )
lIeu 11. flichi , a loathluig camitiltltite for thin
flisioti nommiitiatloti for comigresmu amid uvhto has
hiecti hireliari mug t ii Iiiaiiage Semia ton I"ramik
Camimion's catithunign for re-ehectlomi to ( lie
seliate , has Iecii called out a nilsslomi by ( lie
Mermitoil church , Mr. Rich wIll leave to.
imiom'row for Chiattanoogmt , where lie will take
tIme preshilemicy of the sotmtliermi states iis-
sloii vli I eli I mm cI tides a ii ozen stit tes , amiti I a
usliheli 500 muissiominrles are at work. Mr.
Itieli demiies tli , truthi of tIme etmarge that has
been secretly titade ( lint his "call" is owhmig
to church hostility to hiinisclt or Seimator
Camiiion. vhto is ( he soIl of President George
Q. Caution.
M.u ii I it ii it P't , I I ( 'es' : , .
MISSOULA , MauI. , Jimmie 1S.-Speciah.- ( )
That mmlore ( lie city hears aLnut ( lie crops
mlii the Bitter Hoot amid lii tIme i1Issluiu
valley orchards , thin imuore appart'mit it becomes -
comes thmn ( , tmmiless there Is a destructive
hail storni , the apple cmoit nmmth thin shIp-
mnemlts of oilier Immults fremu vt'storn Momi-
taunt ( his year will hte a vommthenfully large
nitiotin t. Tue csthiiimite ( ha t I s muathe of ( hue
crop of apples nlone oil ( lie l'ltw Grove fnrmii ,
the fine hihuce of hhass brothers , Is htetveemi
7,000 amid 10,000 boxes. It is mint itioro lImit
( huron or four years since this figure repro.
seitteti thu' entire output of ( lie valtey.
lzi uNits ! iu , 't'M ui ! ! , uui .1 ' .
TOh'l6FC , Kami. , Julie l5.-Spccittl.- ( )
State Batik Contiimlsshoimer llrelileiithah sas
that time IieoIile of Kansas tu'ill Ito iwavy
buyers of ( lie miev United States bomids. For
( lie sinahlc'r denoniimintiauts , lie believes ,
tlier" wIlt be thiousammths of liurchias'rs umiioiig
( lie fimrmiiers. 'I'lie baitba are offerIng to
receive amid forwartl orders for the bomids
free of cost , and urge their patrons to file
their orders early nit uccatmmit of time demitaitfi.
Olin smaall bamik iii thlamiii coiiuty mepomts
ortler3 iilreahy received to thin amuotmmit of
20iOO ( to smiiahl lots.
' , lir , ' ( i.l ! , iii ( 'uiIlfoiihui.
SAN FRANCISCO , Juite 15.-Spechnl.- ( )
Fohlouvitig hard upon ( lie rich goltl strike lit
( lie GvImi mmilmme of Calaveras county celtIcs
thin thiscovery of a large hotly of ttight-griuhe
ore Iii ( lie Keystoiie mine of Amitador coumity.
This miew strike is on mimi east belt of the
niotiier lathe , omt ( lie 200-foot level. The ore
tahemi out assays $148 to the ( emi , mind evemi at
miii average of $100 a toil tint strike u'thh
atiioumtt to over $1,000,000. 'Ihie mulne is rac.
ticnlly ouvnetl by five imten amat ( lie stock is
not for sale.
4eiut I ' , , , , , , Ou t , % 't s.
SI'OKANE , Wash. , Julie 15.-Special.- ( )
Franic L. Sterllmig , a hiiomleer citizen amid we'll
kiiowul politician , residing a few mIles omit
of thin city , filet ! ami action for tltvorce toihay
oil the ground of cruelty. Au allegation of
lila complaInt is that out thin iihghmt of mite
3 , whIle asleep , his wife tied hint to his
betl , set lire to ( lie mimatress , umat after lock-
lug lIme doors , ( icti. lie escaped ( lie roast
vreiam ed for hint by breaking Ills bonus anti
extimigtmishilmmg tIme blaze.
I , 'tm ii ii A rrest vii I ii St.ii I I lu.
SEATTLE , Waslu. , Jtimme 15-Special.-- ( )
A. T. Scott ha becim arrested Imi this city
cmi a chiargti of enthezzlemnemit. lie wa'u
formerly a bookkeeper for the Great West-
ermi railwny at Dubutitie , ha. Scott fled
trout Dubimquo early itt May. lie is alleged
to have squandered several tliousamifi dollars
of ( ho commtliany's fummids on a woiiamm : uvithi
tu'lioin lie was infatuated.
Maps of Cuba at The lien otiee-Otmiaba-
Cotmmicil Blufis or South Onimihta. Cut a
coupomi fromo page 2. Address Cuban maup
0 cot.
% % 'I ( ' iii I ii ir N , 'ys li *
A big programn of sPorts has linomi ar-
rang2ti ( or thin Fourthi of July at Lnrammile.
ThIrty tltotisamid 3'otulmg trout frmmmt thu
State fish httitchiery ' 1Il soomi lie Phittiteil 1mm
( lie strcamtts of Nmitromia cotmmity.
The Cheyenne liumsinesim Mcmi's nssochatiomm
is tryimug to luithuce a Fort Collins fouiitlry
owmmer to remutom'o his plant to ( lint cIty.
The Alger Light artillery mmiemmibems are
worklmig vigorously to recruit tlit' orgamihza-
tiomi to ( ha reqiilretl etremigtti of 125 mmiemi.
Sovemi commtpamilc's of hiomna guianths are' hieltig
organizeti at or miear Siicriduimi to lie ready
for vosslblo tromihilo front Imahlans or ethers.
V.V. . Spuhmtger Is arramighuig to htullth a
ercauucry at llhg ltonmm , Thin Itlamtt will eot
$2.90. : ; auth vlhl bit ncaily for nperatlomm emi
Setitetiit'cm 1.
It. I' . Fuller , chIef clerIc iii thin ( iffiro or
Secretary of State hiuhlck , hiss meslgnr'th his
1)051 ) tiomi aim tI u'il I go I ii to tIme I ii luther liii sI.
tiemts at ( Ircemiwooth , Neht.
lIes' . Johmmi ilmyan of Chiattamiooga , Teimmi. ,
hmmts linen assigmueth to ( lie Metltothist pastnrato
( it thte lug Born basIn towtms. I ho Is a
graihttate of time Knoxville Tlmcologbcuh : sc'uni-
miary.
Itt the Chioycniio schools 1,070 pupIls vere
emirolleth in ib'J8 , as against i,07l In 15t17.
Thin Chieyemtmio hIgh school has bceui piacei
UhlOfl tIme accredIted list of the' fohlowlmig
lmistlutions : State ummlv.arsltles of Vyouiing ,
Coloratlo. Nebraska , Mhclilgmtmi amid New
York ; colleges , Cohoratho , Vassar , \Vehlcshoy ,
: fioUmit Ilolyoko itrid Iemiver umilverslty.
! , ug Cii ti I ii I ( , , autuis ,
lNDh6l'h6NflINCl6 , Kmun , , Julie i5-Slto. (
cIal.-Fivo ) years ago dary GIllanil of this
lihitco lost lien voice as a restuit of nut attack
of grip. Slmmco thuemi uI ) to yesterday hie has
not hien itlilo to siteutlc a word. Yeztorduiy
u'hmhlo pIckIng strawberries lit ( lie yard a itug
mu nemoss her hinuol. She scre'nimied uumud shin
Is how ithile' to talk liii well as shin ever
coul il.
Sn ! iiiiui l'jie ! I ii I ) p. gitum ,
I'OILTLANJ ) . Ore. , Jtmnti 1S.-Spechah.-- ( )
It is esthtmiateth that. the Ctihummnhtin river
talmtiori hitch of tlul iiemusomt imp to Jttmi 1 lii
51 .351) iltses. / , 111(0 amid umiexpeeteth frealmet
C nfl hI eti hishuemjiicmi to use gil I mi ets fi a yn an
uvell as mmigtittt. It hooks an though thin mun
of lislu wotmld lie mmiuchi luimger thami hunt year.
,
OSWE
STAfor
for the table.
Thi Original , Oldest and Best.
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.
$ \ \
EXCLLENC11 OF S1'Illll' OF FIGS
Lii due Itot. ( ) t3' % to the orlghtmilty tutlil
shmnplkit.3' ( if tIme eottiblmntt.omi , but also
to thin elite mumul situ ! vltlt 'Iilcht It. Is
tflmtliit itietuirtal 113' SCielitlile Ilroces.sen
hnnwmi to tIme C.tm.irt > ttstm Fin S'lwt'
Co. ' tititi ' 'hmh to
omiI,3' , s'ti Impress ttiwli
till thit , imtiitoi'inmmu'e of htilrchtisIitg ( Ito
trite mutut original l'elnu(13' . An the
gt'mtuhitt' Syrup of Figi' . Is tiiuuiufnotured
iby thin CAm.hloltslA FIG & 'ltt1l' (2i.
OiiI3' , a h4tlevhodge of ( limit fIlet 'iIl
assist otto lmt : tvohulttg the witt'thlewu
himuttatiomis tumtttufnctui'ed l' othiei'
ties , 'L'Iie hIgh st4Lhiuihmmg of thit' C.tti-
lttNlA FlU SYltt'l' Co. with thin unutU.
cmii prfesshitmt , iit1 thin hmtthsfImctioii
% hilcIt thin geliuilmie S3'i'ttp of Figs hits
gvt'ut ti' : ii'ihioiis of fmmnthlles ittulces
tile ' of the ' '
itlitilt' Comuipuui3' it gtuit'ttiity
of thin excehlemice ( if its i'omiiedy. it is
fat' itt : idvumtee of all ot her hitxnt ives ,
it' . ; it. tintS Ott I In' lchtInt'ys , liver muitti
bnwt'is 'itIiouit lm'i'ituttlitg or vea1ceii-
ing tItmit , mind it lots hut gripe itot'
tttusentt' : . I ti ortlet' to get its bemit'ficinl
t'Il'eets , lht'ItSl' t'emiettihieu' thin muntiic of
thin Coimipaity-
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
stN I'll NCm'uI , ( 'RI.
! .ut'mifl'l ii.i : . t : iw : ynulK. N.Y.
: i u ( hi e c-s I ht ii . rN Ii 'li , I liens I I I
Mrs. Vi'imit'Io"im Sootlihmig Syrup hits been
tiu.ed for t iver 50 yea rs by mtitl I bIts of liii ) t Ii.
cr14 foi' thie'ir ehtiltlreit vhiihe tetlihiI7 vItii
iiemit'ct sticcesl. It oothcs thin ehilltm. soft'
emis t lie alt fliS , allays mill limi I ml , cures viuitl
cil Ic atul iii t lie iicst remiteti y for Diitir1i t'it
Soltl ht , lrumgglmits imt evut' han of ( lie
wemIti. Ito intro tituti mitik for ' 'Iirt''litltiv ii
Sootlilmig Syrup" anti take no oilier kiitul ,
23 cemits mc btttlc.
The Lalics' Dcpartrncnt ol the
New
Iiyene
I isthte
Is miow oitcmi for business , amid fully
oulppet1 with two new apparatus for gtvlmig
the mtiost hieathiful , hileashmmg battis kiiowli
to the world.
The INSTiTUTE hits antomig its lintrons ,
( lie best known ladies Id Ommtalia.Ve asic
you to give it a trial o two baths at least ,
tiitI if it is mint foumiti its represnuiteti , we will
refund your money.
Rooms New
, QiIrtcrs ,
216-218-22O1ee BuiIIn
New Iygkvc hiSta
w ) ! , ' OTllCl1 T5I1 , CO % ( lILT
4ear1es & Searles
r i
SPECIALISTS
( luiti'iiii te' to Clime PiI ) 'tttl I I y mial nui.i I-
cuilly till Nl6ItOlS , Cli ltO.It ! , t" . I )
h-it mYT16 .ii.etise of , ' , u uitl iiiuiiCii.
WEM ( M SYPIILES
SEXUALLY. cured for life ,
NIght EmIuiomtu , Iost Mminhood , 1I-
drocelo , Vericocels , Gonorrhea , Gleet , Sypmi-
this , Stricture , I'lls , itltImlu anti 1bt'tal
Ulcers , Diabetes , lirlghit's 1)lslitse cured ,
Consultation Free.
Srrn'o ad at
by new nietliod without until or cuttIng ,
Cahlomi or address with atmmnip , 'frc'atruient
by mail ,
fine orsal ro V ursnm Ri J2Ui. 14th St
UI1i. ilflhiLEi ) II dhllLt ) , v.11.1114 , .IJfl
ath s Weath3
'v /
;
DR. E. C. WEST'S
1ERVE MID BDMN TIIETMENT
I IIIE OHICINAL , ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS ,
Is .aldunder positlyo W'rItl en Gtmnrnutr ,
ltyruthrirized utgomitt. only , to curs Weak LI otnitry ,
thzzimio.s , Wakefulness , jIj(5 ( , I1)uteria , Quick.
miass , Nigitt I.oaups , Evil Iroimus. Lack of Comiti.
iiiico , Norrousuttisit , Lztshl ode , all Iriiiris ) , Youth.
f'il ' Errirs , or Excossio Ui.o of 'I'iibacet , , Ojiumn ,
or 14qumtln , whIch Irads It ; Ilisery , ( Itimtsiimptltin ,
Inimmolty and Death. Jut store or hty muttl , i a
boz ; six for ISwitlm ; written gmaruiiteLt to
cure or I'ttunt inoutey , PuttiiitlO Jinchi.
nile , contitImilmig fire clays tre&itmnomt ( , with foil
inotrtmciomts , 25 cant. , Ono nmtiliIo only sold to
each mir'raomu , At store or by huh.
Label peclaI'
Extra Strength , t/
rx , For Impotency , Loss of
f' $ ' l'owor. Lou. Ztlutttl tttd ,
V , 7.JA. Sterility or linrrsnmttstt.i
- A't..i a litix ; itix for $5 , wttIr
. . , cJwnittemi mtansiiilc , '
. . - , . I ' _ i ' , etmroiut 130dad , At etore _
- rCr , , i'hiymtuil , Am
Mt'rs iBlloa lriuir ( i , , S. 16 , Coruiel
ifitli tititl Fiiriuii to S is , . Uuimuultus , Sib ,
lleglnsui.g , lint 'it C.k. ftsAin. ( iqirk.
WEA (
Insttit tirllet. Cure In ISd.ys. Never rettinti ,
1 twill gladly iu'nl mu any , uft'rer iu , ulalu sld
( 10 ( 'iouo I It it : preirriptlni , lilt ltill iluruw.
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