THE OMAHA DATIjY J1EE: WEDEAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1000.
TWENTY ROUNDS TO A DRAW
Perry Qneenan and Young Peter Jackion Go
Full Route.
WHITE MAN THE MORE CLEVER OF THE TWO
Heavy HltlltiR l- (lip XcKro UHcl
Ilie Skill of Ills Opiioiiriit iiikI a
Uond 1'IkIiI U the
Hemilt.
Terry Quecnan of Chicago nnd "Young
Peter Jackson" of Sun Francisco fought
twenty rounds to a draw Tuesday night at
Washington hall. Thu contest wan given
under tho auspices of the Omaha Athletic
club nnd was witnessed by a crowd that
was raoro than satisfied with the (iiallty
of entertainment nfTorded by tho principals
In the main event. Ucfore tho fight Jnck
eon was n two to one favorite In the bet
ting, but the contest had not proceeded far
bcfori the Jackson Hupportcra themselves
were convinced of tho apparent equality
of the rr-in's arena capabilities.
Uefcreo Jimmy Ilardcll, who came over
from Chicago to ofllclato as the master of
ceremonies and arbiter of tho mnrquls of
tueon8buryd catalogue of rules, discovered
early In tho game tho probability that the
responsibility of tho decision would rest
with him and ho watched tho maneuvers
of tho men with an eyo slnglo to tho mer
its displayed by the two cladlntors. When
tho contest camo to nnd end and each was
on his feet fighting as desperately as though
It were tho first round nnd seemingly nble
to go nnother routo fully as long Harden
nnnnoucccd his decision to be n draw. TIvj
crowd would have been bettor sntlsflod If
Quocnan had received tho decision, but
thcru was little disposition to question
Dardcll's ruling, for It was tho unani
mous verdict that each of tho men had put
up a marvelous fight.
I'rolly Hxlilhltlun of Skill.
Tho contest was certainly ono possessing
all I tho concomitants to mako It Intensely
Interesting for tho most Jaded devotee of
pugilism. It was a scientific exposition of
modern fistanla nnd while Queenan had nil
tho best of tho science, there wuro times
when his opponent turned himself loose
nnd shono with tho brilliancy of n meteor,
fighting llko ono posscsed of a demoniac
spirit, but nt nil times holding himself In
check nnd not onco stooping to tho sus
picion of n foul. Jackson was n bit slow
nnd awkward. Ho was Inferior In his dc
fenso nnd tho terrific left punches that
Quccnan sent Into his body, neck nnd fnce
rarely ml.ised tho Intended spot. Hut Jack
son never seemed to bo phased. He stood
up under tho pmlshracnt meted out to him
and struck back, endeavoring to repay his
clover adversary In kind. And moro than
once lo succeeded. Frequently Quecnan
wan seen to wince under the sledge ham
mer billing that tho colored man dealt to
lilm, but ho was at all times confident nnd
stood his ground at times when a less
experienced fighter would havo been utterly
overwhelmed and overcome by tho hurri
cano of blows Issuing from the ebony frame
of th'o colored man.
lloth Were Font nnil Clean.
One- reaturp of tho entire contest was Its
absolute fulrnesH. The men decided to
breuk clean und no suspicious or question
ablo break was indulged In during tho
whole- length of tho mill. Shortly after 10
o clock Jackson mudo his nripearunce In tho
ring.
1 ho two men shook hands ns soon as tho
wn to man clambered through tho ropes
and then made rondy for what developed
into us fast nnd clever a fight as ono sel
dom witnesses. Jackson was seconded by
Ijlddy Bishop. Eddie Hoblnson nnd Charllo
Catlln. In QiiceniLn's corner wero Jack
T Hornby, Ilnlcll. Bmlth nnd Ed Hothery.
Tho timekeepers wero Utick Keith, Kid
Flynn and I'ats Pulton.
At 10:17 tho KCTiR sounded nnd before. Its
echo Iind died nwny tho men wero up and
at each other. They established a lively
record on the start nnd didn't depart from
It throughout. In tho Ilrat round Quecnan
" kuuii iohowcu uy (juvenau.
encountereu n hard left punch from his.'
"'"""" mo crimson
Jmrat forth. This slight Injury bothered
lilm not a llttlo during ull tho rumnlnlne
rounds. In the third tho colored fellow
caught his opponent in tho right eyo and
It wus from that tlmo on half closed. In
this early stage the appearances all fu
vored Jnckson nnd then tho tldo of Imt
tlo changed nnd quccnan looked like tho
winner. In tho olventli Jnckson recuper
ated nnd continued on tho nggresstve, but
his leading availed him naught, for
Quecmin was ever ready to meet lilm nnd
tako advantage of every opportunity af
forded to punch tho colored man with his
loft In, tho faco or on .tho body. In the
fourteenth quccnan enmo near ending the
match by dealing out a mess of punish
ment to tho darkey that seemed almost
boyond enduranco. but Jnckson showed no
signs of the whlto feather nnd fought all
tho harder and moro determinedly.
JucUhoii 'Wouldn't (in Out.
The' minute's Intermtslon revived Jnck
ion wonderfully and In tho fifteenth round
he fought with the fury of desperation,
but the superb guard of Quecnan and the
persistency with which ho landed his left
when to (and It meant to accomplish re
sults tnudo tho darkey's efforts for a
knockout unavailing.
In tho eighteenth round Queennn went to
the floor by the force of his own left-hand
awing that fell short of Its Intended des
tlnatlon by reason of a clever duck on tho
part of Jackson. Homo gallery god shouted:
"Thero goes Queenan." Perry was much
wroth at this. He transferred his atten
tion from his dusky opponent to the di
rection from which tho voice In tho gal
lery camo and said: "Don't you believe
it.' Then he turned In to show that gal
lery wag what a mistake ho had mudo.
The last two rounds were much ns had
been the majority of those preceding. Tho
men fought hard and fast and there was
no gainsaying that honors wero about
split oven. It wan natural that Queenan
should bo the favorite, but when Uardell
ABOUT HEART DISEASE.
Ninety l'er Cent Hen II r Cuused From
I'oor DlKeatlnn,
Ileal organic heart trouble Is tncurnblo,
but scarcely ono caso la a hundred Is or
ganic. Tho action of tho heart and stomach aro
both controlled by the same great nerves,
tho sympathetic and pnoumogastric, and
when tho stomach falls to properly digest
tho food aud It lies In tho stomach fer
menting, gases aro formed which distend
tho organ, causing pressure on tho heart
nnd lungs, causing palpitation, Irregularity
and sh&rtness of breath.
The danger from this condition Is that
tho continued disturbance of tho heart
sooner or lator may causo real organic
heart trouble, and, In fact, frequently docs
80.
Furthermore, poor digestion tnnkos tho
blood thin and watery and deficient In red
corpuscles, and this further Irritates nnd
weakens the heart.
Tho most senslblo thing to do for heart
troublo la to lusuro tho digestion and as
similation of tho food.
This can bo done by tho regular use, after
meals, of some safe, pleacant and effectlvo
digestive preparation, llko Stuart's Dyspep
sia Tablets, which may be found at most
drug stores and which contain tho neces
sary dlgesttvo elements In a pleasant, con
venient form.
Thousands of people keep well nnd vig
orous by keeping their digestion perfect, by
observing the rule of taking ono or two of
thoso tnblcets after each meal, or at least
after each hearty meal.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain U. S
I pepsin, diastase from malt and other
natural digestives, which act only on tho
food, digesting It perfectly and preventing
acidity, gases and the many diseased con
ditions which accompany a weak stomach
When Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are used
you may know you aro not taking Into the
system any strong medicine or powerful
drug, but simply the natural digestive cle.
mcnts which every weak stomach lacks.
So wifely known and popular have these
tablets become that they aro now sold In
the United States, Canada, and Great
Britain.
"ailed the fight a draw nnd said In ono of
his characteristic sppihes from within
tho roped un-mi that It was ono of the
"fairest, squarost fights I ever refereed, '
tliQ crowd shouted Its npprovul und the
fighters manifested their animus In the
matter by grasping hands together and
then profcrring their mitts to tho referee.
Preliminaries Were (loud.
There were three preliminaries to the
main event. Ono was a battle royal, par
ticipated In by three cu'ored nnd two white
boys. Dan Haley, a South Omaha pack
ing hou.-o hid, downed his quartet of op
ponents nnd enrried awny a pocketful of
dust In consequence.
I'eto Honey and tho "Vellowhammcr
fought two lively rounds and were mixing
things at tho sumo paco In tho third when
Ilnrdell parted them and declared tho
"Yellowhammcr" the victor. "Tho other
boy's too fat to fight." said Harden. "I've
seen Just such follows Kt fierce punish
ment. This boy's a good tighter In an ama
teur way, but he's not In training." lorn
Mitchell, tho whlto lnd who gained somo
loca! notoriety by winning tho battle royal
at tho Inst entertainment furnished by the
Omaha Athletic club, essayed to meet
Paul Murray In n four-round go. but Paul
wo too stiff a proposition for lilm and
llardell stopped this match In tho second
round, declaring Murray the winner.
RYAN TOO MUCH FOR CARTER
Cliuiiipliiii AVrltcrvrelulit Wins, but
tlrooUlyn Hoy tilves lilm
Hard Ilattle.
CHICAGO, Nov. 27. Tommy Ityan. who
now claims Chicago as his horn-;. uefeatoJ
Kid Carter of Hrooklyn In six rounds at
Tattersall's tonight before a crowd of ,
people-. Hyan had the best of the milling
all tho way with the except. on of two in
tervals In the first and reconcl roup .b,
when Carter sent him to. the mat w
right swings. Carter was beaten fearful y
nbout tho head and faco nud although he
wont the limit ho fougnt the lojt tnree
rounds without knowing much about what
he was doing except th.tl there was a
man in front of lilm wli.m he had to Ml.
Ilo fought .-tamely to the last and hit r
perlnr weight and strength w.rn a nea
hundlcap to Hynn. The latter, however,
was much too clever fur Carter and s'it
Inside nearly every ewlhg hi- made an I
blocked three out of five blows thit wero
sent to his body. . .
Oeorge Hllor awarded tho purso to Hyan
nmld loud cheers from the crowd, the n)
nlatise being fully ns much for the game
boy from Hrooklyn us for the victor.
First Hound They shok hands lit 10:3..
Carter led with tho right, fal.lng short.
Hyan landed left on Carter's faco without;
a return. Carter swunc left to Hyan s
head nnd left to body, missing both. Hyan
put hnrd right to tho body and left to tho
fnce, following It with a, loft to nose. Car
tor swung wildly, mlfsliig. Hyan landed
on Cnrtcr's mouth, stnxgeilng him. Cart'i
rushed, sending right to body. Carter
knocked Hyan down with a right to .no
Jaw. Hyan landed hard left tn tho nice,
tho men mixing It. Curtar landed a riant
on tho face. Hynn stngtcred Carter with
a right on the neck. Carter landed a hard
right on tho body. Tho round ended with
the men spurring In the center of tho ring
and Hynn went to his corner apparently
uninjured by his knockdown, not being on
the floor long enough for Slier to count.
Loud cheering for Carter.
Second Hound-Hynn landed hard left to
thi fnce, Carter keeping away. Hyan
landed nnother left to tho fnce. Carter
sent right to loco. Hyan stnggered Carter
with left to face. Cnrter coming back witn
left to bend. Hyan got Insido of another
right owing, sending left to body. Carter
landed right to Jaw. Hynn right to Jaw
Hynn put hard right to the body. Hyan.
wns Inside another right swlmt and then
stnggered Carter with left to face. Hynn
staggered Carter with right and left to
fnce. Ryan landed left on nose, blood from
Carter's nose. Hyan put a hnrd right to
tho body nnd Carter gnve him a hnrd right
uppercut ns he enme In. The round yas
all In favor of Rynn. Cnrter wns bleeding
hnrd from mouth nnd nose ns round ended.
Third Hound-Hyan rushed, but fell short
with a right and left. Hvnn landed fear
ful left to tho body, sending Carter to
the ropes. Tho men danced around tho rin-t
for a while, no blows being struck. Ryan
landed hard rli'ht to tho head. Ho up
percut Cnrter with a right. Cnrter rum
up full of ginger nnd Hyan landed hnrd
right to face, dazing Carter. Ho landed on
Ryan's chest, receiving two lofts in the
face. The men mixed It with honors ovpn.
Rynn lnnded hard left to tho faco nnd the
right to heart and right to Jaw. Carror
staggered Hyan with a hnrd right to the
head. Hyan goes to corner laughing and
carter goes to corner Weeding copiously
from noee nnd mouth. He wns making a
great fight, however, anil was making a
gr"at showing. . .. . .. ...
Fourth Rsund-Hynn fell short with left
and landed hard right on Carter s kidneys.
Carter rushed, landing hnrd left on Hyan s
neck. Hynn then put left to Car cr s face.
Carter put left to. fnce and right to tho
body. Rynn put left to face. Carter clinch
ing. Carter landed left on face. Ryan stag
gered Carter with hnrd right to Jaw. left to
faco. following it with nnother in tho eamo
place. Hyan landed hnrd right on Carter s
eye. Carter wnn getting weak and Ryan
easily blocked his leads. Rynn lnnded left
on Carter's fnco, almost putting him out.
Carter wns simply a chopping block for
Rynn. who followed him nround the. ring,
landing right nnd left. Carter fought back
the best ho could, but Hyan was Inside
every swing ho mnde. Cnrter wns in very
bnd shapo when he went to his corner.
Fifth Hound-Hynn landed left to tho
fnco. Cnrter clinching. Hyan landed left to
tho face, then right nnd left to tho body In
succession. Hynji got under a rUht swing
nnd then nut a left to Carter s mouth. Car
ter landed left on fuce. receiving n left In
tho onr. Hynn landed left to face and left
to tho enr. tho men clinching. Ryan put
fearful left to mouth. Carter holding on
groggy. Hvnn lnnded hnrd left to the Jaw.
Cnrter lnnded left to Jaw und Hyan swung
i ia ...wt iiiAn tvhleli wns n rlcnt
swing. The men mixed it hotly, exchanging
swings. Ah they lirnKO nwny j-"er mi
right to tho body. Carter was hnlf uncon
scious when he went to his corner.
Sixth Hound-Hynn landed left to the Jaw
nnd right to tho body and left to tho faco,
Carter rushed, landing right nnd left to
face. Cartor lnnded left to Jaw. Ryan put
hnrd right to mouth. Rynn landed left to
noso twlco In succession. Carter clinching,
laiin.i Hvnn blneklnir every blow.
Carter landed left on ear. Rynn almost
sent Cnrter to tho noor witn a icii swing.
Carter rushed nnd Hyan Jabbed him with
i.n riht tn thn mouth. Hvnn landed left
to tho faco. Cnrter very tired nnd clinching
at every opportunity. Hvnn lnnded loft on
mouth. Hynn mlsied left uppercut, which
would have enueu mo ugni.
Ymmer nnd A'otinit Cornett In Draw.
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I .111, IN .11, I1UV. ""V""'
"Tipton Slnsher," of Chicago, nnd Young
befotu tho Colorndo Athletic club tonight.
Hefercu Jack McKenna was hissed by tho
. , i . .. 1.., . 1. , . vine. f1 ,A r 1 . o f I
floored Yanger soven times during the fight
i 1.1 1 1. , 1 ,1,1.1',. nnnn In
U11U Wil llllllPUIl rnvn.ii-i. ....... ...
tho eighth round Ynnger went to tho floor
rrom a rigiu hwuik " j"" "ij
very groggy. Corliett went Into finish him
nilll pill llllll UUWII mu. wt..v ...w.;,.
time for eight seconds, but ho was himself
so tireu tnni no cuum nui umu nun i-uuithn
to knock Yanger out. Ynnger recovered
. ..... . .1. tl.n nlnlli rmi.-iri l.n.'tin
HireilKWl Il' IIIC lllim I " linn..
and fought hard until tho end, ulthough
Ills mows lucneu niu unuui oti.tii.
tho exception of tho eighth round, when
oven thing, neither being very strong at the
.... .. 1. n .l,H l.n.l .in.l fnal
IlluHIl US Wlu leMUIl- Ul IIIU UUU
fighting. .
'rV.il.ilmr fur HIv.Dnv ltnce.
RAIVriMORE, Nov. 27,-Harry Klkeh and
Floyd McFarlnnd. tho bicycle riders vhu
illtiuicu n u iviuti v, i..v .r. .....
Un..l. a... n .i Mn,l anil lminr.. II i1ll
U lVU 111 4i.l..,-wil . ' , "
JNOW 1 OrK, lllirillK inn i'wn -ii.v-iiii.
10 uro now training lor mo uvuui in io
eAll.Aiun trnlr 111 tlila ntv .ttmmv Ml-
nl...Al In mnal VVM f 1 Rtltlftnil 1 11 fl
motor-pneed rneo on December 8, is also
hero picpnring mr iu mum. nun
it... .'....., I, ,1.,,, i.lir, iilll mont Mn'nr
iiiu i-.-i;ininin.i. .. ..... .... -
Taylor on the same evening, Joined the
tn.t... All nt llm il,lntu fim In POfll
nhnpo nnd trnlntng hnrd. Tom Eck. the
vetcrnn hnndler of 'cyclists, Is looking
nfter McFnrlnnil and Elkcs and John'U
Eckhardt Is with Michael.
J I in Hull Now 11 Wrepk.
CIIICAQO. Nov. 27. Physicians nttenl
Inc- llm Hull thn mien nroiillncnt Au.1
trallnn pugilist, hnvn nnounced that he
Is stricken with tubersulosls nnd, at n
meeting tonight of prominent Chlcngo
sporting men it wns iirrangud to give a
nonoiii noxing exiiiiininii iui hid aut
trallan In tho nenr futura.
Hulilln nud Mil her Are Mutehrd.
PHH.ADEM'IUA, Nov. 27aus Ruhlln
nnd Peter Mnhcr wero todnv matched to
ngnt six rounds iiororo tha Penn Art Am
letlc club In this city on December 17. The
men will uattio for w per cent of the
gross receipts, witn u guarantee or j.j'W.
Ilulldliiur Permlln.
The city Inspector of buildings has Issued
me roiiowing permits; jnmes a. rseilsKor,
M03 North S xteenth. bnrn. 1300: Jnmes H
Holplne, Twenty-ninth and Harney, double
uricK iiweiiiug. m.vu; imam Aio onov,
Fifteenth and Capitol uvenuo, brick theater.
After exDOsure or when vou ri
cold
coming on. take Foley's Hnnev nn.l Tr.r
It
never falls to cure, and will prevent pneu
mania or conmimntlnn If tnljn in iim.
Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha; Dillon's
urug Biurt, coutn umana. (
1RAPPLE FOR THE GUERDON
:Iebraka Plnyora Hopo to Lift Themselves
Into Higbor Olfus.
AGILITY MATCHED AGAINST AVOIRDUPOIS
Uoiiliors, llotrever, llnve AUo Alinwn
((lileknrsn of lliuiil mill I.I mil Tilth
Ailwititnue of Hulk Malte-Cp
of Xebruskii I.luc.
Tho Question of foot ball leadership In
tho west will bo sottlcd on the university
gridiron nt Lincoln Thanksgiving day, Ne-
brnska opposing Minnesota for tho virtual
championship. Tho Ncbraskans have met
all tho formldible teams of tho transmls
sourl bailiwick and havo como out of the
contests without having been scored
against once. The records of the gophers
Is equally as credible. Tho team has played
tho elevens of tho mtddlo states and has
successfully repelled nttacks against
Its goal Uno in almost every Instance.
Aftur watching tho progress of tho Lin
coln team tho critics havo expressed tho
opinion that It Is ho strongest turned out
by tho university ' r a good many years.
It Is not as heavy . many pounds no some
of Its predecessors, but the lack In avoirdu
pois Is moro than offset by speed nnu
uglllty, nnd to tho view of tho sldellno ex
perts It Is theso qualities that go to ninko
championship n winning certainty.
The Mlnnesotans uro beefy and fast.
Gridiron followers havo predicted their
lefcat In matches with lighter nnd more
aggressive opponents, but In tho contests
with tho inpld-playlng Northwestern team
nnd the equally as quick eleven of tho Uui-
orslty of Chlcngo tho men from Minne
apolis literally swept their antagonists
from their feet nnd crossed tho gonl lino
nt will. Whether tho lads from Lincoln
will put up a fiercer struggle than the
players of tho Illinois Institutions and got
nough glnaer lu tho piny to countcr-bai-
anco tho superiority In respect of wolght
Is likely to dctcrmlno tho turning of the
tide of battle.
(iludluturs In FIkIiIIiik Form.
Tho coach and trainers at tho state cnpl-
tal say tho players nro In tho best pos-
ible condition nnd can stand a severe
contest. Kvcrytody from the boy wno
mrrles the watcrbuckot nnd bnndnges to
tho university professors bcllevo tho locnl
earn will win by a big innrgln and most
of them havo money to back their opinions.
it Is the first tlmo n big championship gamo
has been played on tho Lincoln nthlotlc
field and consequently clabornto prepara
tions nro under way to make It u suc
cess from the standpoint of attendance
Special trains will bo run from Omaha nnd
many of tho surrounding towns at rates
low enough to enablo people who think
Thanksgiving Incomplete without a foot
ball gamo to bo nmong tho spectators.
A contingent of rooters from Minneapo
lis, nccompanlcd by n band and other noise
making organizations will como by special
rain Thursday morning, a day later than
tho members of tho eleven. Thero Is no
thought of defeat among the youths who
follow tho fortunes of the gopher team
and they aro said to bo bringing money In
bundles to wager that tho Ncbraskans will
not score.
An Interesting circumstance In connec
tion with the gamo Is that Minnesota is
playing tho Yale stylo of foot ball, being
coached by nn old New Haven playor, Dr.
Williams, and Nebraska Is following the
methods In voguo at Princeton, Coach
Uooth having officiated among the tiger
forwards for tho last thrco years.
Tho Nebraska players have shown won
Ncbruaka Krcntly Improved.
derful Improvement during the last two
weeks. Tho time spent In drill to perfect
concontrnted action has shown good re
sults, tho tonuoncy to Individual play
having almost entirely disappeared. Tho
backs start quickly nnd tho interference Is
specedy, compnet and hnrd to hroak up,
forming splendid protection for tho run
nors. Tho strongest featuro of tho play
Is tho offense. Itochler as center, not only
snaps back tho ball with precision, but is
valuable in breaking through tho lino and
spoiling tho formations of opponent?.
Hlnger and Emmons, who play at his side,
nro experienced guards, tho trio being the
most efficient In tho history of tho tinl-
vorslty teams. Captain Brew and West
over have learned many of tho Princeton
tricks of boxing opposing tackles which
thoy hopo to spring with advantago on the
Mlnnesotans. Nebraska has n strong pair
of ends In Cortolyou and Hyan. Dach is
vorscd In the knack of stopping end plays
and Is speedy enough to get down the field
under tho ball on kicks.
Drain, nt quarterback, Crandall and
Plllsbury at half nnd Cook at full form
a remarkablo back field. Cook Is ono of the
best punters In the west. His mates havo
mado splendid records In tho earlier games
at ground-gaining. To take the places of
any of the eleven who may be Injured there
Is a host, of candidates only a little Inferior
to tho first-team players.
"Dents" nn llnll llonni Floor.
An eniovable Thanksitlvtng ball was given
under tho auspices of the Omaha dental
students last evening In tho college build
ing. It wiih nn nnnunl affair nnd well nt
tiituloil hv the members of tho different
dental classes nnd their many friends. The
Intlrmnry nnd tho opcrntlng rooms were
cleared to provmu uuur tiimce mr uuuuiiii;.
Tnsteiill decorations irunsiormeu ino upu.iv
mcnts Into suitable ball room. Ferns and
irr.i.ni nlnnta lii nrettv desiens were ro-
llovcd by festoons of purple und gold, tho
rnllniro enlors. nendont from the walls. A
string orchestra furnished the music for
waltzes, two-steps and other more up-to-date
dances, which helped the merrymakers
to forget tho passing of time until long
after miiinignt. mo reception nnu amuae-
ment committees wero uuuer ino uirection
of Hoy Morse.
FRBB TRIAL!
On this 17th of October, 1900, before me, Thoe. W. Foleom, a notary public, person
ally came Dr. A. T. Sanden, to me personally known, and who, being duly sworn, de
clares that he will give to any sufferer of either eex his new Herculox Electric Belt on
absolute free trial, without one cent in advance or on deposit, and that
1
J2k
be agrees to
ji and spirit.
Which Is the newest and most perfect self-application
of (alvanlo electricity In the world. It con
tains Improvement! ever all other electrical belta
and sends a pleasant toothing stream of the life
giving element through the system all night while
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weak men ntw Strength and is used by women as
well as men for Nervousness, Rheumatism, Lama
Back, Constipation, Kidney, Liver, Stomach Blad
der Disorders, etc. Remember, not one ceat to me
Dr. A.
South O in ah a News .
A meeting of tho South Omaha Hospital
association was held yesterday afternoon
for tho purpose of reading over tho arti
cles of Incorporation as drafted by City
Prosecutor Henry C. Murphy. Thero was
somo discussion after tho reading of tho
document nnd It was decided to postpone
tho matter for one wnek, when the regular
meeting of the association will bo held.
When the Incorporation Idea Is put
through tho scheme of acquiring property
will bo commenced nnd tho salo of lapel
buttons will bo pushed. In nddltlon to tho
salo of the buttons subscriptions will be
asked from tho corporations and In this
way It Is hoped to obtain enough money to
purchaso property upon which n hospital
building suitable to tho needs of South
Omaha may bo erected. So far tho sale of
buttons, has been quite satisfactory, but
following tho Incorporation of tho associa
tion extraordinary efforts will be made to
dispose of every button now on hand and
In nddltlon secure voluntary subscriptions
to a most worthy cause.
From what can bo learned It Is Inferred
that nil of tho packing houses and the
Stock Yards company will contribute lib
erally to tho hospltnl fund ns soon as the
Institution Is Incorporated. With this aid
nnd that now being received from tho peo
ple of South Omaha there will ho no dif
ficulty In maintaining a first-class hospital
here.
Clinrter Hevlnlun.
Two committees, ono from tho city coun
cil and tho other representing tho Commer
cial club, nro now at work on n now char
ter for South Omaha, though only prelim
inary steps have been taken as yet. In
connection with this matter Mayor Kolly
said yesterday that ho considered It a
good Idea for tho two committees to hold
a Joint session nnd select cither thrco or
flvo members to do tho work,
ns a commltteo of two dozen Is too
unwieldy. Hy doing this tho mayor
thinks that tho work can bo pushed so as
to havo the now charter rendy by tho time
tho legislature convenes.
The naming of the city ofilclnls ns mem
bers of tho commltteo nppolntcd by tho
council Is considered n good movo. For
Instance, tho city trcasuror knows whero
changes should be mndo tn his dopnrtment
and the samo la truo of tho city clerk, tha
city engineer and tho other officials nnmed
on tho committee. Thu placing of two
well known laboring men on tho committee
gives organized labor representatives In or
der that tho Interests of tho worklngmen
mny bo tnken enro of.
Severn! members of tho council aro now
Jotting down memoranda In connection
with tho changes desired nnd theso sug
gestions will como beforo tho committee
from tlmo to 'time.
I.rhiucr's. Cnttlc Cared For.
Tho destruction by Uro Saturday morning
of tho dheds and barns of Lohmcr brothers,
Forty-fifth and Q streets, left about 500
head of cattlo without any feed, as tho
storehouses wore also burnod. As soon as
Senator J. J. Hurt, the owner of the big
sheep ranch at Forty-fourth and L streets,
heard of tho loss ho turned ovor his grind
ing mills nnd his surplus stock of feed to
tho Lehmcrs and now tho herd Is being
ted ns usual. It Is understood that theso
cattlo will bo sent to market for the
Christmas trade.
Horse Thief Captured.
Georgo Dodd was arrested at tho stock
yr.rds yesterday afternoon whllo trying to
sell a horse which had been stolen from
Plattsmouth.i A description of tho animal
and Dodd had been sent by long distance
telephone.' to this city and when man and
horso showed up at tho yards Percy Ambler,
bead of tho police department at tho yards,
at onco sent word to Chief Mitchell. Dodd
was placed In lall and tho authorities at
Plattsmouth notified. Thoro Is a reward
of $60 offered for Dodd, which Ambler nnd
Mitchell will divide.
Imvn HccorilH Ilroken.
At the stock yards yesterday all previous
reccrds of receipts from Iowa wero broken
by tho receipt of seventeen cars of cattlo,
eighty-four cars of hogs and ono car of
ehcop, making a total of 102 cars from Iowa
in one day. Ono of tho Iowa shippers said
that farmers In tho western portion of tho
stato were beginning to realize that South
Omaha wns tho best markot for llvo stock
and It is oxpectod that shipments from
Iowa will Increase from this tlmo on.
Crook Sent to OiiiuIih.
Yesterday Chief Mitchell notified the
Ore aha pollco that ho was ready to turn over
the' thrco crooks captured Frldny morning
In a roam at tho Dollono hotel. No so
rlous charges could bo preferred hero nnd
us tho prisoners had been positively Identi
fied by thrco Omaha liquor dealers as hold
up nrtlsts tho chief decided to turn the men
over In order to Insuro their getting a
long term.
Church Ilrnent Kntr rtalnment.
An entertainment for the purposo of rais
ing funds for the building of a Catholic
church at Thirty-third and U streets will
bo given at Franek's hall, Twentieth and
S streets, Saturday night of this weok.
Paul Paulus and Anton Dazaar have the
matter In chargo and report that the sale
of tickets la fully up to expectations.
Councilman Trnlunr to Murry.
On Thursday morning nt St. Agnes church
Councilman Patrick J. Tralnor will bo mar
ried to Miss Margaret Kelly, daughtor of
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Kelly, Twenty-ninth and
R stroots. After the ceremony nnd recep
tion Mr. nnd Mrs. Trnlnor will leavo for
a fortnight's visit In the cast.
City ConfpNuod JuilKtnent.
By n resolution of the city council City
Prosecutor Murphy will confess Judgment
In favor of J. D. Watklns & Co. for $990
forfeit $5,000.00 if this offer is
DR. A. T. SANDEN.
Sworn to before mo this 17th day of October, A. D. 1909. THOS. W. FOLBOM,
(Seal) Notary Publlo (37).
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Channel In Holler Ordinance.
Members of the council do not seem to
take kindly to tho boiler Inspection or
dlonnco as now drafted and a dozen or more
changes have been suggested. Theso
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Union TlinnkNirlvluir Service.
On Thursday forenoon all of tho Protest
ant churches In South Omaha will unite tn
holding union services at tho Christian
church, Twenty-third and K streets. Rev.
Ronwlck, pastor of the United Presbyterian
church, will preach the sermon. Music
will be furnished by a choir under tho di
rection of W. H. Overton, secretary of the
local Young Men's Christian association.
Magic City flnsNlp.
HepalrH are to be made to the roadway
at Fortieth and F streets.
The public Bchooln will close today for
tho usual Thanksgiving vacation.
The Lotus club will give a dancing party
at Masonic hall on tho evening of Decem
ber 4.
George Mllo of the Armour company has
gone to Chlcngo to nttend to some business
matters.
Live stock receipts wore good yesterday,
4,600 cattle, 13,000 hogs and 6,500 sheep bolng
received.
Mnyor A. R. Kelly and Joe Eczora left
yesterday afternoon for Benkleman on a
hunting trip.
A washout at Twenty-second and Q
streets Is to bo filled at once by the street
commissioner.
On Thursday evening the police depart
ment of the city will give its usual ball at
tho hall In the city hall building.
On Thursday evening the Epworth league
will entertain friends at the parlors of tho
First Methodist Episcopal church.
On Friday evening the Entro Nous club
will glvo a dancing party at Odd Fellows'
hall, Twenty-fourth and M streets.
A meeting of tho Presbyterian Ladles'
Aid society will be held at tho home of
Mrs. W It. Sage, Nineteenth nnd I streets,
this afternoon.
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Tickets on sale November 28 and , good for return until November 30.
City Tlckil Office. 1323 Farnam SI.
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riAl UCNS
A big Chicago whole
sale shoe manufacturing
entire floor stock of shoes
to us at less than half
their value, on account of
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a cnange in ineir nrm,
January 1st.
This big sto k of fine shoes, consisting of men's,
women's, misses', boys' and children's shoes
GOES ON SALE FRiDAY MORNING
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"Economy Bargain Hooin," Home in our main shoe department on
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WOMEN'S ?2.a0 Vici Kid Lace Shoes 1 OO
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WOMEN'S 1.00 Velvet Embroidered House Slip
CHILDREN'S 75c Patent Leather Cloth Top Shoes ln
sizes 1 to 5, for
CHILD'S ?1.00 Kid Button Shoes sizes 5 to 8 4QC
MISSES' fi.50 Kid Lace Shoes sizes H to 2 ' ' q
MEN'S 2.00 Satin Calf Lace Shoes 118
BOYS' f 1.75 Satin Grain Lace Shoes Q 7 C
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