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: io THE OMAUA DAILY BETh STTNDAY , ATTCTPSE 14 , 1898. _
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SPORTS iN DOG DAY IONTI !
Ohangca in the Stnd1ng of the Base
Ball Clubs ,
.EVEN STRUGGLE V/AGED / ON THE DIAMOUD
31t , , of PrCNII , liriglat ? 'wM Caught Up
4loiig the Circuit .Artinhl
; I 1Irst Ilui , to Ilte
lloiite lqztc.
t Tim , ast wce1 1iri rcsu1tc ( In ft ( IccliIcil
1tnIntitIon In tim Icad of tim flc'i. ' The
Jcaflcntcrs' visit at fl0vIlIe wes a dIflBtrO1I
one for the pennent chnsorB , for their loss of
three out of the four names played cuL their
eai lown Just one-half nnl left but a llf-
tct-cnco of fifteen roint between thu two
3cnder. This liutH them in worse shape
titan at any time this senon nntl It will be
ntcrcstIng to watch their progress arourni
the eastern circuit , for with Boston piay
Ini on the bomb grotiitls for nearly two
cc1 ; It. Ia not at all Improbable that the
Reds will be lOOSIC4 out. of first place in
'the column for the first time this scasoil.
Tue first tour that ( lie Reds marie lit the
'east ' commenced on May 2 urni at that time
hey acoro ovcnty-seven points nieni of nn-
lliing to the rear of them. At
tliat time Cleveland was ziext. After
'lourliig the eaat and a section
l'r ) ( lie west. they returned to the
1 home grountis Oil Juno 19 wIth their lea1
Pcut down to fifty-seven points. On July 0
( when ( ho Iteds commenced their second trip
: 4liroiigh the cast they were exactly the
Eanlo number of point3 to tim gooil anti
'hcn they got. back itonie agaiti on July 2T
; 1h18 lenil 110(1 ( been cut tIovii to thirty-four
Ipoints. Point by point the fletis ham been
flosing steatitiy in their position since they
LJiavo returned home until they go avny for
the third whirl through the east with less
'than half the lend they had vIien they ar-
1vcd.
It is interesting to note the great improve-
311001. In the tant1ing of tue ClIatfltiOflS In
the ar,1o , time.'ben they PIIIYCLI their
llrst game with tito west on May 3G they
L wore in third place-itJ8 Points iJehiflhl
Cincy anhl 32L points behind Cleveland.
\Vhcit they had fliiishci playing teams like
Clilengo , l'ittsburg , liIclt vn tltcit PY-
ng Its strongest game or tile city , and
( 'lovelanil , it had cut. CittcyS lead down to
rarty-ilirco POilIS anti CieVClhtfli'S to tcti.
\Vlteu they got back home on July 11 they
were In second itlace forty-two 1)OifltS ) bC
ltiflI ( Clacy.Vhcn they started on their
aecotid trip vest on July 28 they were
.twcnty-thrce ioInts ljcliintl Cincinnati and
In the 'west they StICCCClCi ( In cutting this
icahi tioWil to fifteen poilits.
Thu rest of the aggregations are jogging
along as they were a week ago. The only
ig1it with ( lie exceptioli of the scrap at the
head of the column Is betwceii Chicago and
Nev York. A week ago the Orphans were
in the lead of the Giants , but for four dur-
log the last ewen lays the latter jumped
nhend. Once more Chicago forged upward
amid again the Giants are ahead of the
' , Viiitiy City aggregation.
Never Iii tltti history at Yankee Doodle's
aiiio has such a light been seen-so cveiily
. Three east-
s the itruggIo bcliig waged.
rn teamli are In the flrst division ' .ItIi
thrco western aggregations. The east amid
'the vcst seclit certain to divide the first
two nioneys. If Cincinnati v1iis the ien-
smant , Ctevclaiid will never be able to talc
: ticcotiti place awity froimi the lkaiicntc'rs.
t3hould flostoit vIn , second place will alniost
certainly go to either Cincinnati or Cica-
maiL or course Daltinioro must sOil be
ineludcd in ( lie reckoning. icr the Scahioli
.15 hut two-thirds finished. The Orioles are
) lioimnd to end In ( ho first division aity say ,
lanil so are tim Giants from ( ho present out-
,1ook. Chicago many have a fight with time
I'Iratcs for the last Place In time dtvisioa-
1Imat is within ( lie range of possibility If
'ranriehill continues the vaco and 11011cr
thows up as ho has done-but It ( lie latter
I1o win out it will still leave the first dlvi-
elan comnposeil of three eastern and three
wcstcra clubs.
One week ago Cincinapolis was In time
lead of the Western league ; yesterday the
ih1tics wore at. the head of time race. At
.ircscnt It's a tossup between the two aggrc-
; pttions on jiaper , but mirnier ( lie surface tIle
Cowboys look to have all the best of it.
i1 Iio strength of both aggregations lies in
their twirling force. There is a vast differ-
i.uieo back at the slab , however. While the
lImes are not the finest fielding team that
nighit 1)0 iiCkCtl UI ) by any means , yet they
have pihyod more consistently in this regard
titan ( ho Hoosiers by far. The hatter have
itt times given fielding oxhlibltiens that.
vouiU have shinnied the rankest amateurs.
! l'lio fight for the taliond honors , too , has
reached an liitercsting stage. In the last
ten days the Millers have shown a great
revival of forimi and have brought. the St.
30sep11 aggregation almost down to their
hovel.
According to the latest compiled tables
11tchcr Maul Is generally conceded to be time
league's winning pitcher in thu percentage
of gaines won and lost. as up to date lie hint
eight wimis to his credit , as against. two tie-
teats. For a clean record , Carricii , who re-
ceatly joimicd time New York ( cain , easily
beads the list with three straight victories
cuid no reverses. Young of Cleveland hiis
'tlono well , winning eighteen antI losing cix ,
while Daiiimnanhi of Cinelimmiati hits won nine
iind lost three. lireitcustclmi bait von thirteen
atitl lost lIve ; Iiav.'ley , won seventeen nod
; lost seven ; 'l'h1I'L'ihi , won sixttemi anti lost
coven ; Nichols , won 'dgimtcen and lost eight ;
Cahinhami.voii eleven amid host live ; Vilits ,
.woli thirteen amid lost cix ; Klobcdanz , won
twelve anti lost six ; Lewis , vomi thirteen amid
] tmst SCVCII ; ltUii' , won eleven anti lost six ;
( ] riiltthi , vomi fourteen amid lost eight ; 1)wyer ,
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.woii tweivo amid iost sevcii ; Naps , vomi ( cii
anti lost sevemi ; hughes , won thirteen and
] est eight ; McJauics , won fifteen and lost
tori ; FitloId. won three and lost two. All
thuo twiricra have a Percentage of .600 or
ovu.ot gammies won. Of the old-timiiers ,
Youmig. Nichols and Ilrcitcnstein have been
loiug thu most comisistent work.
As ar as long range hitting goes in limo
big icague , New York clouds at time top
with 626 extra bases. Cincinnati Is next
with t19. Philadelphia is third with 4I7 amiti
flostomi fourth with 461. The renmainimig
tennis coimie In the following order : \Vash-
Iimgton , Chicago , Louisvilo. l'ittaburg , Hal-
timmioro , St. Louis , Brooklyn antI Cleveland.
Hommteii line lIme most home mmmc to its
credit , whIm thirty-cue. Now York is next
vit ii twemity-seven and W'ashiiimgtoim next
vitIm twomity-omme. Collins of ( ho hleaneatera
cai'tiired seven of these hiomiiers amid Stahl
has lt'e to his credit. Joyce assisted the
Giants with suvemi home runs and Ticrnamm
has five , Time champion hionic-run hitter of
thic Semiators is Anderson , viio lice sevemi to
Ide credit. ( lettmnan has four. The teamim
that has secured time least imumber of these
tour baggers is Cleveland , whmose llaYCra
mantle but flvo-Mclcean four and Wallace
one.
one.La
La Job of time Phililce heads time list of
siugt'ra. lie baa made ii total of ninety-
iiliio extra bases , conststiimg of thmirty two-
baggor , miimio tlmreo-bnsb hits and three home
runs. Anderson of 'm'aslilimgtomm ' is next withi
3iiiioty.four extra bases amid hiecliley of the
Reds cud flypo of ChIcago are tied with
tiglmty cacti.
Chicago heads thio league easily in time
, iummibe of stolen bases with 153 , New York
Is next with 13th ; I3uhtimorc next with iai ,
imid Ciaciunati nail l3ogtou arc tied for
, S
fourth place 'mith 128. Chovelan4 hits acore4
the least number of etolen bases with sixty.
five. The premier bnso purloiner Is still
Hamilton of lioston , with a record of thir-
ty-scvon stools in flfty.elght games , Dole.
hianty of the i'huhilea l next with forty-four
steals In eighty-four games. Ionoven of
l'lttsburg is third with thirty-seven In nine-
ty-ono games amid ilertea of Chicago fourth
with ( wcnty.two in fifty-five games ,
CRICKET AND ITS FOLLOWERS
ohilc floculiictlonf tIii Tournis-
mnetit nmuL h'rnslicets for I'ituro
Jvemit , . ( ifl the Onl.
The great cricket tournament Is now a
dream of time past , and to the Omaha club is
duo the entire credit of bringing off the
most ucccssful gathering of wiilow wield-
era ever held in the west. To President
Lawrle. Captain Francis , Treasurer Douglas
and Secretary fleynohds , cad last. but by
no means least , the women , thanks are es-
Peclaily miUt' , They seemed to be here , ( hero
and everywhere , anil to their untiring cx-
crtions much of ( lie success of the touron-
nient is duo. Omaha had six dais of aplen-
tilil cricket , and the Omaha Cricket club has
won for itseif a reputation for hospitality
iii'l' will ho hard to ectmaI , The brifliant
successes of time climb on time dclii came as
a stirpriso to their opponents , niid local
imlayers have no hesitation in sayIng that
the Wemilcrful improvement tin their form
of inst year was in a mncasuro somewhat
of a surprise to themselves. The climb , moreover -
over , is to be heartily congratulated on its
successful emigineering of the financial aide
of the tournament. This is the first. time
( hint amiy climb hms emerged from this annual
meeting with a balance on time right side.
Vhiemi it Is remembered that ( lie Omaha
Cricket chub is by far time irnorest of the
chmbs in tIme association , ( lint its member-
shiip is thin least , aiid ( lint It has imo wealthy
niagnmttcs connected with its organization , it
will be reamhiiy ackimowledgeil that it line
tlono itself Protmd" in bringing alt an important -
portant tournament hike this with such
eciat.
It Is , perhaps , after all , not so iiifllcumit to
accoumit for the high iositlomi takcmi by the
Ommiahia club. Time team , 'ue a whole , line
hiraeticcd more assiduously than iii former
years. Tue inca have done away with the
idea ( hint any apology for a bowler would
tb to peg away at thiem during practice.
'rimey limuvo insisted on having the best , and
profited thereby. The regular hours and
habits had not a little to (10 with their won-
tlerfui success. Then ngain ( lie Omaha
teani line imot been credited in former years
with a capacity for playing mm uphill game.
Somehow or other they have failed at a
critical moment , fallen to pieces , and almost
certalum victory has been turned into Inglorious -
rious defeat. Such criticism caminet be
Imurleti at timeni ( lila year , however , for on
two occasions at least it requIred mio email
aniount of imervo and skill to IUhl the match
out of the fire. Finally , they have loyally
supported their captain , and oniy those who
have experienced tim responsibility , cares
and nmimioyaiiees attached to such a position
can fully alprcciato ) ( ho services rendered
by the man who takes upon himself this , by
110 means , enviable duty.
Thmo Omniirt team hardly got into its
stride until It met the great Chicago team.
Something very nearly nkimi to consternation
hcrvadei the Chicago team when ( hair cap-
( alit vent down in such surprisingly easy
fashion , and prior to thmo fray not one
person In attendance wotmld have anticipated
suehi a result as ( lie former champions of
( hovcst being put out by the Omaha eleven
for ( lie vahtri total of : ii ; . still , on time
day's play. time best team won and won
hmanthiiy. 'Flint time local players surprised
thmexnselvcs goes without saying ; no great
scores were made by the men , but each contributed -
tributed his quota , nail it wnt the levelness
of tue individual scores during time week
that comitributed to our final success. There
Is imo ucsttoa but that the Chicago team
will heave no stone umiturned to reverse
matters in the coming Denver tournament ,
nail , therefore , it beiiooves time local mcmi to
hose no ( hue in putting themselves 1mm shape
once moore.
It is a pity the Omaha club line no
miihisnaires in its ranks , else it might. have
a chance of measuring its stremigthi against
the renowned English team , which passes
through hero to play Denver during the
tournament ( hero in September. However ,
ami expemiso of $1,500 for two days could
unruly bo entertaimied by the club at ( lie
present time. Omaha has tue consolation
that If the Deimver club runs up against
thmeso loviathians just before otmr match wltim
them it will have au easier job In "putting
them to sheep" than at Omaha.
For Denver has not only secured an extra
tournament ot ( ho Northwestermi Cricket as-
coclation , but is also nssured of a meeting
with the strong English picked eleven that
has been selected to meet the crack Amen-
can teams this fail. The fohiowimig from the
Denver News gives time Inforniation :
The Deliver Cricket chub received a
cablegram title imiorning s'hiichm assures
Denver next niontim a roil-letter day in the
calendar of intornatiommal sport. Time climb
Oh Saturday satisfactorily arranged thio
guarantee and received word timat the team
of time famous Marylebono Cricket chub of
London will ii in Deliver on Septemnber 26 ,
to pbiy a series of gamnes lasting two ( hays.
Arrarigemmients have also been comnpioted
nail time itmimiOumflcemflent made that on Sep-
temnber 2S , 29 amid October 2 antI 3 the
toiirmmanieiit of the Northwestern Cricket as-
socintioim xvIii ho hehih iii Denver anti Ihie
tie between Ommiabmt and Chicago , for the
first place , will be played off. The tie is the
result of the last association totirimaniemit.
The Alarylebomio club sends a team every
year to conic juirt of ( lie globe. Last year
it was to Soutim Africa ; this year it is to
Canada amid thiti United States , TIme team
commipriseit some of the best known unities in
lImo , world of crichiet. It is captained by P.
1 . Warner amid contains the old crack
"blues" ( roni Oxford antI Cambridge , All
are first class amatotmr crielceters and it will
be the first tinme in ( be state timat a high
class game , such as is played in England ,
hums been litilletI off , In time team are Vernon
11111 nod (1. ( hI , Ihardawehi , ti.o ot time best
minhmics on time roll of the Mnrylcbono climb ,
Time mmicmi leave England August 27. They
first go to Montreal , I'lmiimideIplmla and
Cimleago , ilayimmg at each city. Fromu
Chicago they coimie here ,
'fime 1)env.er . Cricket climb will have a
etroimg te'ammm to meet thio visitors.'ahter
Scott of Coiorado Springs , who has more
tmamk ! local faint , , has iromised to lihay with
time Iocah mmien. 'Fhie train Is being strength-
Cued mmmiti imaproveti by constant pratJce.
Time Northmwcstern Cricket associatioo
totiranmemit was secured for Ienvcr only by
imartl work chico the play at Omnaima last
imiontim , Clmicago and Omaha tied for first
hilmice , amid time already strong feeling of
vl'airy himum been greatly Inereated , Besides
Ommmahmn nail Chicago , St. Paul and possibly
a Canadimimi city will be represented ,
Secretary 11. C. Stone said this morning
that time comiming of the Engiish amid eastern
chubs macalit that Ieimver was gaining roe-
egmiltion in the east amid abroad , There
are several old Oxford anti Cambridge men
aim the cieven , which has only been organized -
ganized two years , This is the first year
it iias imlayed with aaytimiiig like its full
strength. Time rule is to hiractico nearly
every uftermioon and have a game every
week.
As some of the local players are In
doubt as to tlmo correctness of giving a man
out to a mami bowling round the wicket , time
following extract culled fromu ricket-the
recognized authority over ( be vond-mnny ho
of interest :
Time question of time possibility of getting
a b.itsmiiumi . b. v. wlmen bowling roumid ( be
wicket is lirotty geimeraiiy ummtierstood in
Emmglmind , evcmi by mactimbers of very smiiimhl
mind out-of-time-way chulis , In Macrica ,
however , there would still scorn to be
1ilaes wimere the I , b. w. rule Is hot under.
stood , immiil Messrs. hhmke and Son of
I'eulitmrmt have kimithly sent me the following
note from a coriespomidemit of theirs in
Massachusetts ; "Old cricketers ir this
\ ,
country are mit loggerheads over the pci-
sibility of getting ft man I. b , w. 'when
bowling round the 'wicket , and the yotmng
ones do not knows so that In nearly every
game that is played hero there Is dii-
satisfaction on one side or tim other. " ft
players in Massachusetts would remember
that the pitch of ( ho ball is the thing
to be considered nmI net the position of
the bowler's arm they would be mystified
no longer. It ( lie hail from a man bowling
round the wicket pitches in a straight line ,
between wicket cad wicket It may hit the
wicket If it Is pitched tip very far , or breaks
back a little. A length-bail , without break ,
would miss IL"
PALAVER OF' THE PLJGILISTS
IJend Gniues l'ntltiTlmcir l'immue Tnilc-
ing of Cnrbett and lcCoy nnui
time Comiminir Mntclm.
There is but one topic in the pugilistic
world at present , end but few others In this
general sporting world , The coming match
between McCoy and Corbctt is arousing a
big amount of interest-a great deal more
than was expected. Say what you wihh , the
pumblic was ham'thly satisfied with that appal-
enthy decisive result at Carson City , when
Fitz put out ( lie pompadour champion with
hum since-famous soiar plexus blow. In fact ,
a goodly hiortlon Were 50 thissatisfied that
tile ) ' would hike to sco thc ox-champ knock
at&t McCoy in order to give him a chamice to
get hack at Fitz , On time other linac ] , there
are others who would like to see Corbett
lambasted once more , and still others , followers -
lowers of this youngest aspirant after heavyweight -
weight honors , who would like to learn that
( lie kid is to he ( ho winner of tIme affray.
It Is but. natural , therefore , that thiecomning
go shioulit create a considerable amount of
interest in sporting circles gencraily.
The two men are going about their train-
log In a manner to indicate ( hint tIme coming
bout is to ho a decisive one. Corbett is
breaking the jaws and time noses of the
bitters who are trying to get him in trim
for the fray , and he Is putting them out
in quick order. Such at least are ( lie reports
that. are being sent out from his quarters.
McCoy has some peculiar Ideas ef lila own
about. training , anti while ho indulges , ef
cotmrae , in sparring , lie is also devoting a
good bit of tile time to long tramps , wood-
choppimig , swImming and other like diver-
alone.
It is announced that the match is cor-
( ala to be pulled off at Buffalo emi September
10. The virtuous portion of the population
about that city Is straining every pcrvo
to have ( lie authorities interfere with the
bout , Ministers have put a finger in the
pie nnth time preliminary to the event. will
be a lively sparring match between those
nien of ( lie cloth and the promoters of the
affair. It is said , however , that. the light will
ho legal under the Horton law , The do-
mnand for tickets is great , and a big attendance -
anco Is assured to see the fight If the authorities -
thorities do not succeed In stopping it.
The week has boon a quiet one in pugh-
histle circles. The most noteworthy event.
was the meeting of the cohered fighter , .100
Gans of Baltimore , with Billy Ernst of
Brooklyn. The colored hail showed beautiful -
ful science and easily made the bout. a vie-
tory , although the Dutchman proved himselt
something of a glutton for pimnishment. The
eleventh round decided the fight. .
According to a dispatch receIved yesterday
tile famous referee of ( ho Suhiivan-Corbett.
fight , John Dully , Is almost dead from consumption -
sumption in New Orleans.
The outcome of Jim Jeffrics' affair with
Bob Armstrong is to make it very doubtful
It eastern sports will have an opportunity
of seeing the big Californian box in the east
for some time to come. During ( ho past.
week Jcttriez left for California , whore lie
will nurse his injured hand anti somewhat
shattered reputation. Mi soon as his hand
gets welt he dociacs ho will line up
against any of tue heavies. A consequence
of the affair is that the articles of agree-
meat between Jeftries and Cerhett have been
declared null and voId. Under the circum-
stances. therefore , it. hooks as if the only
man the winner of the McCoy-Corbett. fight
can pick up is Sharkoy.
FOR LOVERS OF GUN AND ROD
Dupont Tonrminnientwill lie nfl Affair
of Enitsuisi IntereNt to time
Sports of Onmulin.
"The Dupont tournament next September
will be one of the biggest affairs t iliu kind
ever held hereabouts , " declares Billy Town-
send. "Every week ( ho commnlttt'e is in receipt -
ceipt of inquiries from nunatuers in the
states surrounding Nebraska , asking
something about time tournament anti indicating -
dicating their intention of being in attcmmd-
ance. I believe that there will ho OO
entries In every one of the events omm the
program from the present indication. Our
system of adding money which enables ( lie
low shooters to be in on time coin as veil
a the high boys , Is hound to attract nil
classes or amatours. " The committee is
steadfastly working upon the details of the
tournament. Nothing but the minor
arrangements are still to ho worked out , as
the general plan of the tournament amid
the program have all been fixed ,
The Interrtato association is at work
figuring out some modification of ( lie plan of
dividing the monies in the Grand Amen-
can handicap next April. T1I1B year there
were so many mea who scored twenty-fivo
straight or twenty-four out of twenty-five
that these two classes ate up alt the money
in the purse , Those who scored twenty-
three , or at heast some of them , felt
aggrieved and uttered a complaint that
they had , after scoring 92 per cent , been
left out in the cold with nothing to show
for their good work. Notwithstanding the
fact that ( lie chances are extremmiely great
against anything hike the ntmmnber of twenty-
fives anti twenty-fours next year
as there vero this , tue ossocia-
tion is tryimmg to devise some
plan of dividing the money in the big event
whereby more muon may get back sonmethimig
for their good work.'hiilo the association -
tion will probably stick to guaranteeing a
certain amount , say 1OOO , to the three
liigum guns , it will likely apportion tlmo hal-
anco much on the came principle as last
year , providing for 170 entries. All sun-
pius mnoncy that may accuro throtmghi there
being more titan 170 entries , will ho ills.
tributed among the shooters mioxt in order of
merit , pro rata , according to their scores ,
Time North Nebraska Amateurs' Shooting
tournament , an nnmmual fixture how , will
once mono be held at Atkinson on next
Wednesday and Thursday , under time management -
agoment of the Atkinson Gun club , The
shoot was a success last year and ( lila year
Promnisea a better attendance , Nearly au
the shooters that were present last year
have promised to be on hand again , nod
there vihi be many additions , The central
location of Atkinson gives ( lie shooters of
the eastern end western parts of the state
a chance to meet amid enjoy a good time. A
nice program at targets and o bird event is
to ho offcrcJ , llahioweil , Billy Townsemid
amid Henry McDonald of this city will be
among those who will shoot ,
"The big nmajority of people do not know
how to fish , particularly in a lake so much
frequented as Cut Off lake , nath that explains'
why It is that so comparatively few anglers
find success in this imearest resort io the
city , " declares 13111 Simeral , "Cut Off is a
poor phace to fish from a boat. Time bass
there are boat shy because so many boats
ala being pulled over the hake all the while.
Water carries aounth very well , and even if
the oars are not working a footstep in the
bottom of the boat is enough to snare time
fish away , i'ut your car in the water 100
feet from a boat and you can hear a footstep -
step In its bottom. There has been so much
of these sort of noises that the flab in Cut
Off will fight shy of a host. One can get
good fishing at times from ( lie bank , butt the
best way is to wade in , say up to one's
armpits or aimost that far. I have been
very successful In that way-in fact , I hmnve
caught good messes of lhsh wading , while
people out in ( ho heats have not been able
to get a strike. Of course , you can get fish
froni a boat , especially if they are Imtingry ,
but one is not at alt as certain to get a
string as In the way I have mentioned. "
Hill Simeral and Dr. Worley spent a couple
of evenings on Cut Off thtmring thio past
week , fishing in this way , and on each occasion -
casion they got nice mmicsscs.
Froth Goodrich and Frcmierlcht Motz , sr. ,
will go to Lake Quinnebaugh again thuiring thu
coming week. Mr. Meta will stay mm. couple
of weeks , but Goodrich hiroposes to stay at
least a month. lie will not emily fishu hut ( ho
a bit of hunting just as soon as the scasoii
opens.
Councilman Frank J. flurkiey anti Ed
Cutiahiy did a hit of fishmhmig whmiho they were
spending a couple of weeks at Mackinac
straits recently. Time straits are too deep
for fishing , but. to time miorthi some twenty
miles away , among ( ho isiminuia , excellent
sport can be secured. Museniommge is the
premier game fish of the waters , but neither
the councilniami tier Mr. Cudahy tackled
them. They , however , nmaminged to capture
some nice strings of hike and pickerel ,
"That's ( lie part of ( lie country for fish
eating , " says ( lie coummcihmmman , "the water Is
about t0 degrees anti time fish are In the
finest sort of conditloim. They are simply
delicious-beat anything that you can have
served to you iii this or any other part of
the country. "
William Frankie , tue flshmerman , bunter
anti sport of Valentine , has been In the city
during the last ecli. 'Fhme trout streams
about. his scctiomi of the cotmmmtry , lie says ,
are iroliflc with time great. fish , nnti a visit.
vihi repay any anghcr. lie retimrneti yestem-
day , anti with him vemmt. A. J. Emmiptage ,
the local insurnmmce oman , wimo will spend
several days along time bammkmi of thme trout
streams. Mr. Emnphmge is a rcccmmt imimimit-
grant lromn Nev York , amitl is aim entliu-
siastic adihitlomi to the ranks of time fishermen -
men of this cIty ,
Albert Eclhohmn anti Byron Hastings nrc
spemiding toihay at Nobles' lake , iii dalliance
with bass and croppy.
This nfternoon Senator John M. Thurston ,
Federal Judge Mumigcr and ilenry liommin
heave to a special car for Imhahio for a week
or ten days' outiimg in the wilda. At Denver -
ver George II. Austin will join tIme party.
The crowd goon ioadetl with shells amid fishIng -
Ing tackle , as the trip is a commmblnation of
fishermen's nod hunter's jaunt. Time party
will have their car sidctnncked vimcrc'ver
they run across gammie or good fielmimig , but
will spend the mmiost of their time .i.tbout.
Simoshone. Halley amid Icetchumn. They 'will
go into the Mmilail river coimmitry for grouse ,
the closed season on whmicii cmids tomorrow.
They will fish in ( ho Big amid Little Wood
rivers ,
"It's strange lmoiv a fIsh will change its
bait , " opines Fred Goodrich. "lii time early
part of the season bass imi Lake Quinmie-
baugh would strike at only mnimmnows. Then
it was all the go with frogs. Now they
will snap at. a greemi fly ommly. Fish is a
foxy creature at the best , amid lucite out the
best feed of ( ho season amid you have to
cater to that fastidious ahlCtite of his.
Grasshoppers nra here anti I suppose Mr.
Bass Imagines that. that fine looking green
fly is a luscious grasshopper. "
Country hunters nro full of tales of ( lie
luscious crop of prairie chicken that will
be offered for the delectation of Nebraska
hunters on the prairies of tue Antelope state
this season. There is an unusual quantity
of young birds and a fairhy successful pro-
tectlon has been given them. Tue year
has been a great one for time young birds.
There were no heavy rains or storms in time
spring , so that tIle nests in time
ravines and along the banks of
the streams wore not swept. away
amid the young chicks were not drowned.
Oblivious of the danger that conies from a
residemico on the hank of a stream , that Is
likely to boom at. nmiy time in thj sprimmg ,
the parent chickens will select for their nest
a chump of grass right on the bank , There
Is a danger period of weeks while the eggs
are hatching , and the yotmng are growing big
and strong enougim to fly off to ( lie high-
hands , but this spring this stage in the lives
of the birds was passed with safety anti the
result is a numberless quantity of chickens.
Billy Ilardin and M. C. Peters bagged a
nice bunch of plover and pigeons on thin
bottoms across the river during the last
week ,
WITH HORSES AND HORSEMEN
Star Poimmhier'M Great 1'ent at Coimmmnhmm
Excites Eximeetmi t Imas of G renter
1't'imts Limier ,
The unquestIonable event of imitcrcst in
( ho light. hmarmiess world so far is time teat
Star Pointer performed at Columbus a week
ago in again passimig the ( wo-mninuto mark.
It is the second ( line thmmit this-a supPOsedly -
POsedly impossibly feat emily a few years
ago-has beemi ncconmpilslmed. It is but
natural , therefore , that. hmonsemnemi throughout -
out the turf world shmouhii hook at tIme per-
formanee as tue most noteworthy of time
year anti set themselves to wondering if it
is not ivithiiii ( lie range of possibility that a
still' lower mark will be reached by the
great. pacer before tIme year is out.
For tue rcmmiariialilu feature of Star
Pointer's Ienfornmamico iii time fact ( lint it
was made so early in ( lie season , bearing
in miiinti that the harness racIng seasemi iloes
not really conmnmence uimtil in July , If ime
can do so niuchi before time seasomi is half
over it. looks inane than probable that lie
m'hih simececil in making a lower Inark before
the year closes mind lmoriwmnen nrc predicting
thmnt lie lviii jiace Iii I :8 : before the cmmi of
thin season , Ills remimarkable lienformnmice
last year , when lie citatech under time two-
mimmute mark , was accomnphlslieml on Almutist
28 , Even tlmnt was early , nccordimmg to time
way records have gone , For exaimmpio , Mix
mmido time woniti'mm trotting record of 2:03 : %
on September 3 , 1691 ; Johimi It. Gentry's
2O0A : was made on Septemnimer 21 , 186 ;
Robert J'5 2:0i3 : was made on September
14 , 1801.
Janice A. Murphy , owner of Star Pointer ,
declares his ammimnal is in better condition
than lmo ever was , lie says : "Star Pointer
is better than ever before. Iii time first place
imo is going faster than ever. lie Imas gone
but six ( mice thus far and timey have been
six faster miles than any first six miles
ever paced before by a horse. Then , in addition -
dition to hieing apparently physically per-
feet , lie seems to be nih of some fatilte lie
hind last year. lie ime longer bruishes him.
volt as lie did last year , anch , although lie
still wears boots , lie hums not so far as we
have cccii ( otichieti his knees togetimor this
season. Then , too , his tootim trouble liar-
lag been cured , lmo imo lommger hulls and tears
at tIme reins as lie diii last year , when Ime
had mimi ulcerated tooth , Tlmis was a serious
fault , bitt lie mion' moves along as smoothly
as any one could wish. "
Thu influence of ( lie blood of ( lie great
stallion Electioneer secnms to bo asserting
itself in aim Immteresting degree as the sea-
soils go by. The son of liamnblotonhnn X
and Green Moummitaiim Maid was selected by
the hate Seaator Lehamitl Stanford as the
premier stallion of thin Paio Alto stock farm ,
amid it is largely duo to that fact that Call-
fornia horses are now occupying ( him leaching
plncei In ( ho public eye. During the eight
years sInce the ticath of Electioneer liii
fame has constantly hfen Increasing , anti
this season his specly descendants arc more
numerous than ever ,
Among the record'hohthing hmorscs 'who
trace their spceih to ElectIoneer are the
champion yearling 1tibeii , 2:23 , a son ; the
champion 2-year-old Anon , 2:10 : % , a son ;
thmo chanmpiomi 3-year-old Fantasy , 2:0S : , a
grandihaughter , anti tIme champion gelding
Azote , 2:04 % , a grandson , Mi these recod
Mere obtalneth prior to thIs season , anti still
hold good. Time scnso..j iS9S line aththed
time following hroofs of hilectioncor's great-
noes as a progommitor of speed :
Tiio fastest miie trotted this year Is the
2:0S : by TIme Abhiott , a son of Cimimimes , son
of Ele-ctlommeer and Ilcaimtiftml Dells.
The fastest. nub made hmy a 2-ycar-ohil
trotter this year is 2:25 : , made by The Mcr-
chant , son of TIme Conqueror , 2:12 : , son of
Egotist , son of Hlcctioncer.
The fastest. 3.ycar'olih colt trotter tip to
this ( hue is Intan , 2:18 : % , by Norcaur , son
of Norvmml , semi of Electioneer ,
The fastest -yenr-ohil lilly trotter Is Ellen
Madison , 2lt : ) % , by Janice Madison , son of
Amiteco , soim of Electioneer.
Thmo fastest. mile trotted by a stallion this
year is 2:09'4 : , by Tomimmy Britton , son of
Liberty ibchI , sea of Dcii Boy , semi of Ehcc-
tionecr.
Time fastest new stniliou in the list this
year is Milan Chimes , 2:18 % , by Chimes ,
son of Ehectioneer.
Kiatawahi , 2:0G : , thin chiamplon 3-year-old
pacer , Is a son of Katie ( I , daughter of Electioneer -
tioneer ,
hmiforiio , 2lt : , ( lie chmamupion 3-ycar-ohil
pacing geldimig for 1808 , is a son of fllahlo ,
2:00 : , son of Chiarhes herhy , 2:20 : , coil of
Katie 0 , daughter of Electinimeer.
Quickly , 2:1im/ : , ( lie fastest of ( lie 4-year-
old geldings , is by Ilummimer , n son of Elec-
tionecr.
The fastest imcmw stahilomi In ( lie list this
year is Donnougli , 2:11 : % , semi of Eheetioneer.
The 5,00O stake for time 2:16 : trotters at
Buffalo , tiurimig the commilmig week , Iii oroims-
lug comisiderahio interest , as it is the first
( tame timat. the semisatiommimi trotters , Mattie
Pattersomi , 2 :09 : % , anti Dircetumii Kelly ,
2:1114 : , will come together , Neither has host
a race so far this season. in the entry
iisf , also , is tIme ICnnsas stahliomm , Asitey ,
2 : IIiwlm eilh have milcmitv of backers.
Another evcmmt of imitcrcst is the 2OS : class
for trotters , where time trottlmmg record of
the year is exiiccted to he lowered. Ia this
race Time Abbott vili himive to meet. aged
performjwrs In Grace Ilnsimigs , 2:08 : ; Kentucky -
tucky Umilon , 2:07 : % ; Klamnthi , 2O74 : , and
Onoqtma , 2:0S : , Thiimt vIh1 be the first start
this year for time two hatter.
A sclmcnio has beemi spnuimig by some clove-
hand hiorseniemi to establish trotting tracks
In liavamma amid Sami Juan , when peace Is de-
dared. Thicy argue tiiat tlmo trotters anti
pacers-now comiipehheti to remilain idle all
vinter-commiii bo sent. to Cuba amid I'orto
hilco , and kept in traimilmig during ( lie cold
months In ( lie stntea by compctlmmg in races
thiero. Porto Thee's climate is especially
adapted to the trotting horse amid It would
be an idcai place , so hiorsemen say , to fit
time flyers for time early campaign over
there.
Mattlo Patterson , who took a record of
2:09 : % , not long ago , is time 'first. 2:10 : performer -
former to lie seoreil by ( lie Dakotas. The
mmiare was formerly owned by It. 13 , Mathie-
soil of I'ierre , S. D.
\'hmen Andy McIowt'll won a beat with
Lena N in 2:0314 : at Cleveland recently , anti
establlshieth a world's record for laclng
mares , lie placed five championships to his
credit. Time others were gained with Mix ,
2:03 : % ; Azote , 2:013 : ! ; Kintawab , 2:06'/ : , and
Directly ,
Owners of pacing horses arc ot the opinion -
ion that the size anti speed of the pacing
field has rcncimeti the point. where it has become -
come essential to classify it in somno tither
way. At Dubuqtme , Ta. , recently twenty-six
pacers faced the starter in the 2:07 class.
Four of them were ommly cligibhe for .the
purse , and of course the owners of the other
twenty-two were disgruntled. So many re-
emits are comhmig into the pacing class every
day that it 'will be necessary , it Is said , to
copy ( lie methods in vogue on ( lie running
tracks in order to cope with thie question ,
Locah imorsenmon advocate time idea of a ilif-
fcrent classification than that which obtains
at present. They say that. it is something
that managers of harness mneetings owe
( heir patrons , and that the one who ( aides
at vantage of the opportunity to please
patrons and oners ahiko will ho the
gainer.
It Is stated that the Oakley track in Cm-
cinnati , owing to the fact ( lint the runners'
meet , line been declared elf , will be devoted
in the futumro exclusIvely to hight harness
races. It was a trottimig track before it became -
came the home of the thioroughbreds.
I.
WHIST.
In laying down a general theory for returned -
turned leads Cawendisim writes as follows :
"Iloyle says mmot a vord about. returned leads
anti as time subject is of thin greatest un-
ortance , It. may bo assumed thiat. in his day
there was no general rule , Payne is ( lie
first to give any instruction on this point ,
ammti lie mllsmnisses it in thireo hines , 'In re-
tunnimmg your partmier's lead play time best
you have when you hold but. thireo origin-
nih ) ' . ' lie doc not cay what. you are to do
with more than thiree , amid from his curt
way of putting the matter , it may be in-
fcrreci imo serious vnhue ss'as attached to the
proposition. Matthews merely says , 'With
tlureo rettmrn time hIghest ; with four ( lie low-
eat. of your partner's heath , '
"The theory of retmmrmied leads rcmnaineii
In a most. unsntisfactory condition until well
past time iiihhtile of this century. 'Caelebs , '
imubliehett lit 1858 , has time following , ' \Vitlm
less thiamu tout' onighmmahly of partner's ng-
grcssivo lead , there is rarely any profit in
finessIng ; in aiiy event the miext highest
should generally ho returmied , ' Put into
Idain English , tlmis appears to mean , hiaring
three of liarncr's ( smut. (10 not flncss , anti ,
having played highest , return the higher of
the two romnimmiiig.
"It remnninemi thmcn for Clay amid myself
0862) ) to assert amid explauim a liositivo m'uln
as to returned heads. Clay's renmarks
( Short Whist , 1861) deserve examination ,
lb gives ( lie rule , return highest of three ,
lowest of femur ammth notes the exceptiomm hum
tIme case of holding time winning card , wlieii
it is to he returned irrespective of number.
lie then proceetis , 'The foregoing is , of all
simIlar rules , thm most imiiportmmiit , for the
observmmimce of whilst imlal'ere. ' lie next gives
( ho theory nail explains how 'careful attemm-
( ion to ( lila rule assists your partner to
count your hammmh. ' It scorns strange that
up to this hiorlod writers on whilst citimer
Ignored such an elemimentnry rule altogether
or put it as omie to ho observemi 1mm a casual
sort of a way , or statoth it briefly amid ivltii-
out comment , " Caveiitiishi conehudee with a
list of contingencies in which exceptions
should ho observeti.
CHESS.
The following imaril fought ganio was recently -
cently conmpheiotl in tIme Nebraska Chess
tounimanient between T. N. hiartzehh anti M.
F. Winchester , ( lie hatter resigning after
fifty-one mnoyes :
T\'O KNIOIL'rs' hEFENAE.
W'hmite-l ittrzeIi. ( hiltick-'Vincliester.
1-1' to K 4. 1-1' to K 4.
2-Ft to I' 13 3. 2-lU to Q 11 3.
3-li to ii 1. 3-Kt to K Ii 3 ,
4-FCt I. ' l 5. 4-Es to C ) 4.
5-J' tnktq P. r-lct to Q H 4 ,
C-il to Kt 5 ( cli , ) C-h' to B 3.
7-1' takes I' . 7-I' tnke I' .
8Ii in K 2. 8-1' to F it 3.
9-ha to K Ii 3. ¶ 1-i' to K 5.
l0-Kt to K 5. hP-hi to Q 3.
il-i' to i1 13 4. ii-1' to 1 I ,
12 h' tQ 4. ' 12 P takc's it 1' ,
ltit : takes P. ll't to (3 4.
' 14 to ht 3 ,
i4-t'ztstle. 14Q
l-K ( tnkCcl IC U P. 15-il itukesiI.
1Clt takes It. lf'-iCt to 'k 6 ,
17-li to It 1 , ( chi. ) I7-i' to Q 2.
] S--Q tit K 2. IS-li to Q It 3.
i9-Q to K It 2. 10-li takes hi.
20-Q takes K Ii. 2-Q ( tilkPM Q P.
21-Q to K it 7 ( oh. ) 21-N to Q mel.
22-Q to IC fl S ( cii. ) 22-Fl to It 2.
Z'-Q to K Il 7 ( cli. ) 23-li to Itt 3.
21-I' to 0 Ii 3 , 2l-Q inkc hP.
: , . Q to ii 2 , 2m'i-Q Rt to lh
i.i-m't , : to Q 2. 2rlt takes l.t ,
27-Q tnk l'Ct ( cii. ) 27-I' to hi 1.
2S-Q tnkes K ( , 2-H itt 0 0.
2.3-4 to K 3. 20-Q to 1 < 1 2.
: ia.-1 to (3 Ii 4. 30.-Q it , Xt I.
: hi-Q takes Q. al-h' takes Q.
32-1' to IC It 3. 32-i' to Q Ii 1.
3:1-K : to II 2 , tma-i to Ii .1.
31-It to (3 sd , st-hi to Q itt sq.
E-lt to Q 2. 3t-k ( ii q i.
ar-lc to K 3. n.--i t , i. . i.
37-it to K Ii 2 37-11 to KI 3.
a-t' to q iCt 3. ac-li to q
: ii-ui to h ( 1. $0-hi to l. Il : i.
40-hI takes ii. 4O-I takes it ,
41-li to 4 mel. 4i-R to E 1.
42-1' to h Rt : t 42-l to Q 1.
41-I' to It I. 41-I' to Q hi 5.
It-It 1' takeS Kt 1' , 4-l' $ to K 1.
4.-l' to R Kt 4. 4.-lt to Il S.
46-1' to K l't 6. 4r-l to fl
47-IC ( okra i' , 'il-k talcee I' ,
, 4S-i' tnkect 1' ,
4S-l to (3 4 -
' 49-hi to K
49-It ttikes 1' . -
so-lj : to Ii & b4)-h ! hikes 1' .
fd-i to Kt 5. ileslgmis ,
Thmc game iii time Nchircmskn chess tourna-
mimcnt iirintetl Inst week thevelopeil rather miii
Immteresting cmiii game , as follows : l'reb-
lt'iii No. 35 : flInch to ihay and delay mate
twelve moves :
hlt4ACI ,
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r r
r
thWhITE.
WhITE.
\Vestermm aol ' . 'crs found comishierable dlffi-
cumlty with iroblemui No , 31 , bccatmse iii ummnny
Conmmnamider A. B , Colt , Cohommel of thin I
has beemi a promnlmicnmt. figure in mnilitar ) ' elm-
Ohio. ills roginiemmt is coumsitlcreil one of t
United States service. In the recent s'ietn
this r'glmmiemmt steoth the brtmumt of the cue
witlm eonslc.icruhmlo loss anti time city captu
liantmnmm. ( be Colonel cays : "Thmniiks for
It lmmus beemi found imivahumabit , as m tommie 1mm
attemmtilng a madical ehiamige in drlmmklmmg wit
nmnmiiler states : "Pc-rum-mitt as a catarrim remmi
amy knowledge , I desire to give the reined
Not ommhy is I'e-rtm-na a remedy sumiteth
tim limo climnuitic 'icisitutic imuid muscular
strahmi of limo campaign unit bntt1. anti a
systematic tattle f 0 r
I the tmunuer , mimechanic
I amid laborer , but It is
ctitiahly eiihciont umim a
; miorvo mind braimi
. tonic to time overworked -
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t .tA.1
; . worked profes-
' muiomial , Ii. 0 V. A. S.
; ' Vmumghn , o f Eureka
f , ? ? ' ii
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Shiriumgs. Ark. . says :
" ' ' ' mu testify to the
I4' 1't
L 'i "f'I
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. rJJiI : ' merits of i'o-ru-mia its
- ii umervo tonic. I bath
A , 5 , Vaughizm , 1) . I ) . hicemi prostrated and
uimmmst death. I took
l'o-ru-mma and I am umow enjoylmig my usual
health. To all who stuffer frommi tielillity of
aim ) ' kimid I recommimnemi.i . l'e-ru-miui. "
Col , Peter Sells , of Colummibus , Ohio , hitisl-
mn'suu innimmuger of time
.2\ gre'nt Sells and Fore-
imiumglm Camisolidateil
tihmow. Is ammo of ( itO
hmtiruiest w 0 1 Ii I a g
morn iii America.
" lie says : "I find l'e-
ru-mis nit adimmimablo
remedy for ove'work.
I wtjulrh mio ( ice without -
out h'o-ru-na In lily
travels. Wltlt an 0c
castoumni use of ( hula
nt'unc'Iy I find amystif
always in g C ) 0 ii
Colonel l'oter Sells , bailli amid spirits. "
cases even after the key move had been hit
upon time IhifTinuilt3' of ( ho dhflcrt'nt varia
tion liroreti formidable. The solution Is
as fohlouvu' :
1-li to K It 4 , l-Kt takes XI .
2-li to l' .4 , 2-An ) ' . a
3-Q matee' , or
1-li to R it I. 1-iCt to K 4. , ,
2-It to Q 4 ( cii ) , 2-1k takCs Ii. I
3-Q to Q Fit i ,
immat or
i-hi to K It 1. I-Kt to Q lIt 3 ,
2-l to Il. i ( eli ) . 2-Kt imiterposes ,
3-hi takes lit , monte ,
or
i-It tim l it 4. 1-ht to Kt 5.
2-It to It 5 ( eh ) , 2-Kt interposes.
3-li to 11 7 nmnte , or
i-fl to i : it i. ' t-Kt to ii 1 ,
2-fl to hi 7 ( elm ) . 2-K to K 4.
3-F thkes Kt
matr'1 or
1-fl to I' . ii 1. 1-U to Ii 6.
2-It (0 i i ( cli ) , 2-K to K 1 , best.
3-Q ( a Q It sq. ,
mate , or _ .t.
i-It to R hi 4. 1-Kt to 13 3 _ i
2-It to IC 4 ( cii ) . 2-K to K 4.
3-I' to ii 4 , unite.
Solumtions have been received from D. P.
Logan , Norton , Ean. ; C. Q. Do
Frnmmce anti ' 'ltochc islamith Comiductor , ' ' Liii-
cohti. ammmh Nehsomm haItI , Damunebrog. A mium-
tier of iccirtmal solutloime anti coummments were
scuit In , a coniuntmnicatiomi froni ono solver
being as fellows : "There are exactly
: cheven thifferciit niates in ( lila prohiemum , with
over twenty- two vnriatioims 1mm bringIng about
time ahiut , There arc emily two defects that
time mmmost critical solver cami find with this
proiihcmn , time ihumat mates of Q to K 13 4 or
Q to hi sq. iii two of time variations , auth
time possible mnntui iii two moves caumseil by
hack playing 1 % to it 6 or II 8. On the
whole I believe it to lie time best problem
The lice has ever iiumbhlslieih. "
t'termmlty ,
11dm-nit Journal : "nti you vihh be mine
forever ? "
,
' torevcr , Eihwimi I"
"Ohm , may darlimig , have you thougimt. what
forever mitcimims ? "
A gentle sighi fluttered lien bosom. Why
not ?
" \'ell , of coturso it ilepenuls somnewhmat upon
time lrmigtli of ( ho season , " she amiswcred ,
very quinthy.
Timmie , recollect , was not. a function of time
absolute ; being rallier an immctdemit of flatly ,
Thm city council ot l'lmihnthclpimla prased an
orihimmance requirlimg ( hint nil work done for
tim 01(3' shall be exectited by union loon and
utiiion scales of wages prevail ,
COLONELCCII
_
POUDHI WITH GREAT DISTINCTION AT h
OUAYAMA ! PORTO RICOg
Heartily Endorses Fe-ru-na , the Great Nerve Tonic and
Catarrh Remedy.
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coil . 3. COlT , WHO LED THE AUVANCE CHARGE AT GUAYAMA.
tim itegiuumetit ( Inftuntu'y ) Ohio Volumilecre.
cbs ( or a mitmunber of years in time state of
lie fInest regimmients ever niustened Into the
riotis eumgagcmnemits Lit. ( hunyamna , Porto Rico.
lay's attack. 'l'iio Sjianirmrils were routed
red , 1mm a recent letter from cnmmmp to lIt.
lie case of your most. excellent l'e-nim.mma.
itis climate ammti in time various sicknesses
ten. ' ' In a jirlom' letter this bravo corn-
edy has made several remiurkable cures to
y zmiy hearty endorseumicat , "
Amiotimer buisy man is Mr. W , T. l'owehi ,
editor amid pubhisbmer at
" time Imiclcpcnmhent , Clan-
: - . iimgtomm , Ohio , lie says
; : imo hind trieth many remmi-
ethlets uu'Ithmout avail. At-
icr taking three hjottlc'iu
of i'e-ru.mm hue
,1A..t. Imlunseif entirely curcd ,
. . . "I have felt better ever
. . . simico taking l'o.ru.na
, S
- than I had for years , "
Editor Powell.
Tbio niedIci1 prafes-
( . ' \ 111cm also entiorso Vu-
'uj ) ru-tin , Dr. I ) . P. Net-
- . hart , of Nebraska City.
, ? ' .A ) Neh , , is a physIcian of
A d' ' 58 y e a r a' constant
It tiractice. lie says "I
, linti daily umse for Pu-
ru-na in my prnctie ,
i ; have never beemi dis-
_ _ _ f
flplioifmted in results
_ wIth this remedy. I
"p .
, ti ! ( , lmiimmmireuia of bet-
- thee of It. '
1) . V. Nclhmart , M. I ) .
Prouninemit muon of all professions , trades
anti occupations , from time North , South ,
East and \'est \ , liraice I'O'rti.mili. Everybody -
body bhmoulii have a copy of Dr. hlantmnami's
latest book. Sent , trep by Time i's-ru-na
Drug Mauuacturhmig Company , Columbus ,
OhIo.
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