Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY JJEE: SUNDAY, yOVEMJilSK 10. 1901
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NEBRASKA STANDS WELL IF
'Vanitj Team Hai Woi tbi Heiptot f It.
Btroagait Oppoitnti.
TWO BG SAMEJ ARE STILL TO COME
Cunlrata tilth Krtnaua nnil the Cnrllalr
I fi ct In it Hull) Mil Hi of InlrrrM
to thr I'nllinvrr of
the (irlillrnn.
Though Nebraska's score against the Mis- j
'ourl Tigers yesterday was satisfactory II
hardly Indicate thn real extent of tho su ,
jierlortty of the Cornhuskcrs. However, It
a sufficient to show that Ncbraitka has
this season stepped away up and nut of the j
rlass In which It has been recognized since j
foot ball became an Institution at tho unl-
.vcrsltr.
Thcro are now left to the Cornhuskcrs ,
Just two more chances to demonstrate still i
more clearly this fact, and for that reason
training will not let down n particle till the 1
Inst game Is played. Next Saturday at I. In- I
coin comes tho contest with the Jayhawk
rrs from Kansas. Almost two weeks then
Intervene before, tho Thanksgiving game, I
which will be with the Carlisle Indians and .
also nt tho Capital City.
Nebraska should win both battles with i
rano and the men Intend to do so. Deduct
ing from form shown thus far, however,
the Karsas men should proc far tho lrsl
formldablo of tho two teams. Wisconsin
beat Kansas SO to 0 and could have dono
more. One wook later Nebraska played
Wisconsin 0 to 18. and every Chicago news
paper gave thn Cornhuskcrs credit for giv
ing thn lladgcrs tho hardest game by all
odds It had played this season and tho
hardest It wouM play with the exception of
thn .Minnesota content.,
It ts not probablo that Nebraska's scon;
against Kansas can uulto oial that made
by Wisconsin, for the Cornhuuker backs arc
tiot as effective as thoo of tho lladgcrs.
That Is no discredit to the plungers of tho
'varsity slnco It Is conceded that Wiscon
sin has the best trio of chargers anywhere
In thn west. They aro admittedly the stars
of the nig Nino In their offensive play,
llowiivcr, Nebraska will undoubtedly play
tip Into tho high figures against the men
from Law rencc.
Tho Indians arc nf far better stuff, judg
ing from their work thus far. They pla)cd
Minnesota last Monday In the snow, 0 to 28,
and tho scoro Is not discreditable consid
ering tho conditions of tho field nnd the
i weather and tho fact that tho red men
were much lighter than their antagonists.
Krom what can bo learned of tho Has
kell men, they arc about of a size with
thn Cornhuskcrs and, like Indian teams
tho country over, play n gamo notable
'hlo(ly for Its rapidity and Ilerettess.
Thus tho two elovuns will bo lighting each
other with similar tactics and with power
nnd merit equally mntched. or nearly bo.
Tho score tho (lophcra piled up against
tho Indians meant only ono moro touch
loivtl than they made against Nebraska,
and that with many weeks' advantage In
the progress of tho season. Ho It Ib a
certainty that tho red men arc no soft
thing and the Thanksgiving contest may
turn out to bo tho best of tho year.
However, It Is with Kansas that tho men
niUMt first argue, and no effort will bo
pa rod to put tho team In shapo to do
sreat execution on next Saturday. Tho
men on tho Nebraska team feel themselves
very nearly If not completely the equal of
tho nadgcrx and maintain that Umpire
Wrenn robbed them of every chance they
bad In that game.
Ho In vindication of this sentiment they
would llko to troat tho Jayhawkcrs about
ns Wisconsin did nnd walk down University
Held for about ten touchdowns. That Is
why they will train thin week even more
carefully than before.
It Is certain that a great crowd will
witness tho Kansns game. For years this
was tho great contest, tho victory alter
nating thn two schools, and moro money Is
always bet on that annual affair than any
other gamo of tho schedule. Tho Katisa
team has wonderful support nt homo anil
great crowds always accompany It to any
game In Lincoln, as the Cornhuskcrs are
there considered tho crenm of the year.
It Is probablo that no team In tho United
States Is just now attracting so .much at
tention as the eleven nt tho Univorslty of
Michigan. Tho record already mado this
season by tho Ann Arbor frrldlron men Is
something Hint cannot bo duplicated In all
foot ball history. Competent critics arc
already saying that thin team can defeat
any In tho country, and tho only pity Is
that It Is not carrying some one of tho bl
lour on It b schedule.
In tho first place tho Michigan tram Is
"a heavy one. as heavy as any foot ball
eloven needs to be, so It would never suffer
from nnv (HunrlvniiinpiiN nn thnt Rrnriv
Again, Coach Yost, has brought his men
quicker to tho standard of training and ab
olute discipline desirable than any other
rollego coach. Thoso two featuros, com
bined with tho fact that tho Wolverines nre
ovcry ono made of tho real foot ball stuff nnd
that they have been drilled on team play
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above, all o'her things, explains their easy
supremacy over all they have met.
When Michigan finished tho game with
the I'nlverslty of Huffalo two weeks ago It
had amassed a total nf 2'. points during
Ote season, whllo Its goal Jlne had not
then been crossed. Then the score of 12S
made ngaln.it the Ulsons' eleven was
eleven points moro than the Ann Arbor men
made in all their games last season. When
It Is considered tbnt there still remained at
that time seven more games to play, tho
significance of this comparison assume
stupendous proportions. Theso 2D7 points
have been mado In only five games, and
many more will doubtless be added before
tho end of the season.
Coach Yost has certainly had marvelous
success. Coming to the University of Ne
braska In 1898 a practically unknown player
from Itfayettc university ho built up a
team that took tho championship In this
part of the country. The next year he went
to Kansas and under his drilling thnt team
became supreme, defeating Nebraska by
to 20. Iceland Stanfotd next got wind of
Yost'n prowess, nnd called him there for the
season of 1000. Tho new team Immediately
became the champion eleven on tho west
coast. Michigan was next to fall under tho
spell, with tho result described. It Is very
Improbable that any team In tho country
can defeat the Wolvorlncs today.
Yost's success would scent to llo largely
In tho fact that he Is not only n coach, but
n player as well. He Is always out In a suit
nnd wljl take any place on tho team, giv
ing his opponents the severest kind of treat
ment to get him roused. He is n bulldog
sort of fellow Bnd lives In tho game. When
watcnlng n contest he Invnrlably coaches
the team to himself from tho sidelines,
especially If tho contest Is close, picking
out thu different players by name and In
structing them, exhorting them or scolding
them.
If nny post-season gnmcs arc to bo played
between colleges of tho east and the lnlddlu
west this yenr it Is to be hoped that Mlchl
mn he first of all tho onc3 to havo a
try with the big fellows. In any event tho
Wolverines will certainly bend every nervo
to secure a gamo with either Princeton,
Ynlo o.1 Harvard next year. Tho University
of l'cnnsylvnnln would also bo acceptable,
but it has to clearly demonstrato Its class
this season to bo the big mark that Michi
gan hopes to reach. Tho comparativo
strength of tho Ann Arbor men nnd the
sccoml-clnss teams of the cast Is easily
shown by tho fact that the University of
Buffalo defeated both Columbia and Lehigh
universities shortly beforo meeting tho Wol
verines. In tho incnntlmo tho Michigan
team Is playing a schedule henvlcr than
that of any other oloven In the west, and It
will show tho pcoplo clear to the Pacific
coaBt what it can do, ns It bus games with
Inland Stanford out there.
Thc foot ball enthusiasts of Omaha havo
still so;no line games to look forward to.
Tho Omaha High school team, being tho
undisputed champion of this part of Ne
braska, the work of getting first-class
games depended on It. Kor this reason tho
schedule of tho Omaha High school team
contains a list of much better contests than
Is usual for even a championship school to
secure. West l)cs Moines, the champions
of Iowa, were brought hero nnd defeated,
and now tho champions of another stnto
nre to be brought a distance of 400 miles
In order to havo a foot ball game for
Thanksgiving that will bo a record
breaker for Omaha.
It has been said that Omaha Is full of
foot ball cnthuslnsts, if good games were
presented. The High school team will test
this. On Thanksgiving day, at Young
Men's Christian association park, tho local
boys will meet In fierce contest with tho
Minneapolis High school team. This cloven
Is the champion of Minnesota In Its class.
The men arc heavy, speedy nnd versed In
tho sclenco of foot ball. At tho beginning
of the season they held the Minnesota
'varsity down to no scoik for one half.
They havo defeated St. Paul High school,
their great opponents In the state. They
come from a elty that expresses great foot
ball rivalry with anything trom Nebraska
Nebraska 'varsity has been twlco beaten
by tho Minnesota 'varsity, and now the
High school teams hnvo taken up tho con
test. If the Omaha team can defeat Mln
neapolls it will give Nebraska a sweet re
venge.
Hut thero Is another game to be played
hero In Omaha that will be even llerccr
thnn tho big Thanksgiving game, If It be
true that brothers' fights are the worst
fights. The two great rivals In tho state
nt Nebraska in foot ball are Omaha and
Lincoln. There Is nlwnya metaphorical
blood in the nlr when theBo two como to
gothcr. Last year neither team scored
on tho other, although two games were
played. This year, on November 2, a game
was played at Lincoln, which was won by
the Lincoln team by tho overwhelming
score of 17 to 0. It was not n test, how
ever, of the foot ball ability of the twit
teams. Tho gamo was played in a tempest
of rain nnd Icy wind. The grounds wcro
too slippery to run on and the heavy Liu
colnltes, on their homo grounds, having
discarded their water-soaked and mud
covered clothes for dry, warm ones during
the Intermission bctweon halves, were ablo
to run tho ball during tho last portion of
tho gamo almost without opposition from
tho shivering, sopping mudballs that then
.composed tho Omaha team.
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on the team will win the same for Omaha
it will be woo. The last thought of every
Omaha atudent at night anil the llmt lu
the morning now Is: ''We must beat Lin
coln on the 23d."
Next Saturday the Omaha High school
team will play Uellevuc college. Uellevue
Is getting better every day. They have
been clamoring for a game with such per
sistency that they must have some sur
prise secreted somewhere nnd they will be
given nn opportunity to trot It out. Tho
game will bo called at 3 p. ui. at the Young
Men's Christian association1 park.
Foot ball In tho colleges of the Ills Four
In the east this fall shows a remarkable
falling off In the standard of play of Yale,
Princeton, Harvard and Pennsylvania. All
through the season the minor colleges of
that section have been making mot cred
itable showings against these peers, nnd
11 to 0 "Ms all the scoro that Pennsylvania
could make against tho weakened Chicago
team two weeks ago,
It Is probable that the Quaker?, however,
are even more seriously deteriorated than
the other three. Their schedule so far has
been full, but easy, none of their hard
games commencing till the one nganst
Columbia yesterday. They still have Har
vard, the Carlisle Indians, West Point and
Cornell to meet.
On foot ball form Yale should have becu
far and awny the champion of all this
year and It was so placed by most of the
wise ones at the beginning of the season.
With a list of players such as this school
started with In September all precedent,
tradition and fitness of things would suffer
violation If Yale did not easily outplay tho
trio of bitter rivals.
However, that this overturning of the
pins Is to occur now seems very probable.
Iloth Harvard and Princeton are making
showings that, compared to tho work of tho
blue wearers thus far, Is easily as satis
factory. A short time ago Columbia uni
versity held Yalo to a tlo at C to S till the
last minute of play, when tho Illuc pulled
out a tardy victory by forcing Ub way to
tho goal through left guard, who had col
lapsed for the last few minutes of the
game. This Is the same Columbia that tte
University nf Huffalo defeated.
On the snmo day Princeton did a similar
thing, not scoring against Lafayette till
only six minutes remained. Harvard mean
while showed better form, defeating the
Carlisle Indians by 23 to 0. The red men,
however, aro not nearly so strpng this
year as In previous seasons.
From all that Is written concerning thesn
threo teams It would seem that Harvard's
strength Is an all-around development, of
fense and defense, forwards and backs,
whllo Princeton has a superb kicker In Do
Witt and enormous reserve forco and
latent strength. Yalo is strong on the
offense, rhlefly because of Its phenomenal
fullback and plunger, Weymouth. This man
is making a big mark. However, Just as
soon ns tbc possession of the ball changes
for any reason the Yalo men seem to lose
spirit nnd their defense ts nowhere near
the standard of what should nccompany tho
grade of game they exhibit when running
tho ball.
It is generally admitted that tho cham
pionship lies between these three, but
Harvard still refuses to take tho Tigers
on Its schedule. This will make "the
championship largely a matter of
comparison unless Yale should defeat
Princeton nt New Haven on November
16 and follow that up with a victory over
Harvard at Cambridge on November 2a.
That would mako tho bluo unquestionably
tho best of all. Any other results will
leave, tho matter in doubt. Should both
Princeton nnd Harvard defeat Yale, each
would claim the premier honor.
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I, ensue (iniiicM nnil Inill vlilmil Mnti'lic
Are ' ii m pro it a ,1111 n(
I'rexrnt.
Tho close of the llfth week of pluy In the
Omaha Howling league llndu the namesake
team, tho Omnhas, still In the place at the
lop of the percentage column which they
havo occupied from the start, but with their
percentago slightly diminished. This team
Is still, however, safely to the fore nnd can
weather several defeats yet before the near
est of its rivals can deposo It.
The most noticeable change In the stand
ing Is that tho German and Krug Park
teams have both vaulted to second place,
where they are a tlo with tho St. Charles
quintet. The Clarksons havo fallen from
second to fifth. The Nationals stll remain
at tho bottom and tho loss of threo moro
games this week has reduced their per
centage woefully. These men fell off In
their gamo considerably Jut when It
seemed that they had taken a permanent
braco and they aro now all at tho foot oil
tho Individual averago column.
Surpassing that of all the other teams
has been the week's play of the Germans.
Each manof tho five Increased his In
dividual work and that is true of no other
team. This has, of course, raised tho team
averago as well.
On Individual rolling Flanagan of the St.
,Charles team easily excelled all and made
the record of the league contest thus far
for threo games, or ono night's pluy. Hie
total In tho contest last Tuesday night be
tween tho 8t, Charles nnd Clarkson teams
was 007 and tho nearest figure to it was
rolled Thursday night by Seaman of the
Gate Cltys, who mado 5S4. Flanagan's
scores for the threo gameiiwcro 200, 201,
203.
Individual scores In general are de
teriorating badly, Frltscher still stays at
the top, but drops n peg each week, carry
ing n star every time. Weyruullor bettered
himself a llttlo this week after taking a
star last time. Tho most consistent player
of them all si) far, however, Is Seaman, who
Is slowly crawling toward the top, though
ho takes a star now and then llko the rest.
However, tho end of each week's play finds
him n llttlo further up tho line.
For this week tho echedule Is: Monday
night, Gate Cltys and Westerns at Clark's;
Tuesday, Omnhas and Germans at Lfltitz &
Williams'; Wednesday, Clarksons and Na
tionals at Clark's; Thurnday, St. Charles
and Krug Park at Lentz & Williams'.
('lull Htnildlliu.
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U I'.C. High. Tot.
Av
Omaha . ...12 3 ,800 KmJ 12.7S3 SJ2 .1-13
German ... a f. .oo m K.cos fio s-)5
Ut. Chnrles.. 9 6 ,fifX SIS 12.MS SJiJ S-13
Krug Park...! 6 . 600 021 12,014 800 14-15
Clarkson S 7 ,53.1 !X 12,612 R14 2-15
Gate City.... 7 S .444 MS 12.5SI M81MS
Western f. 10 .SO M4 12.142 SOfl 7-15
National 1 14 .W oPO 11,070 TJS
High score: Inches (Clarkson), 213.
Inillvldnnl AvrraKra,
Games. High. Tot,
Av.
1S2
im s.i
nu 2-13
Frlthcher. St. Charles.. 15 2ltS
30
Weymuller. German ... 'J 221
1.C17
2.6S7
Beamnti, Gate City .15 224
Inches, Clarkson
V.arn. Omaha
.12 1S8 '.'.114 170 2-1
15 2C0 2,623 174 13-15
Read. Omaha 12 203
2.W3
173 7-12
172 6-15
Ktnery. Omaha U
:,&.
eselin. Uarmtin 15 210 J.r.76 171 11-15
Flanugnn, St. Chnrles. .15 Ml 2.571 171 6-15
A, Krug, German 15 197 2,5?3 1701.1.15
Nielsen. Krug Park, ... tl 19s 1,0:.' 170 ;-6
AmbruSler. CUirkeon 15 211 2.5VI lto
Schneider. St. Charles. 12 210 2,o3l HW 11-12
iirunKe, i;iurKou ..i.
20S
!.514 IM n.U
Wlgmitu, Omaha
.12 1H4 2.(mi it:i; 9.1"
Huntington. Gate City 15 1'9 2,500 16J
Heed. Western
15 SU :',4t9 llo 14-15
lladun, 8t. ChHrles ...
F Conruil, (Into City
C, Conrad. German..
.Itxmnn, Krug 1'arl!
Uini-aster, Clarkson
Lehman, Omaha . ,
Hartley. Gate City,
nevnolds. Western ..
1,4;S 163 3-!l
2.4G2 lfit 2-15
..15
.,15
.
L.D2
217
187
2.43S
113 13-15
15 219
2,153 103 10.15
9 18B
1,461
1.4t4
f.l 7-9
162 i'.-9
! 1.
13 10 2.432
162 2-1
15' 7-1
..12 200 1,975
Christie. St. Charles... 12
1S1
1.910 159 2-12
Wnchtler, Krug I'nrk. 15 :iw ;i7s 15S 8-15
Swenseu, Wenlern ...12 201 l.MSl 15S
Molyneaux, Clarkson., 9 im 1,422 i.vj
Bhddon, Gate City 2 Kb 471 157 2-3
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below those of lust week.
Plumber ltend's (iiout Work.
The feature of the week on Omaha alleys
and what may continue as such through
out tho season was the rolling done by
"I'lumbcr" Head on Clark's nllcys last
Tuesday. Ills accomplishments were
three. In the first place he bowled eight
straightaway tenpiu games of ten frames
each, every score of which exceeded 200
und tho aggregate averaging 22S 4-8 a
game.
Nothing comparable to that In the bowl
ing lino has ever been dono in Omaha be
foro, but .Mr. Head did not stop there. Flvo
successive game? of these eight, from tho
third to the seventh Inclusive, nveraged
23S 4-3 a game.
Hut what was probably the most phe
nomenal feature of the entire perform
ance was the fact that the howler played
Blxty-thrco successive frames without nn
error. In other words, he made a strike or
a spare In each of thoso frames.
The highest score of the eight was also
very creditable, 207. Thero are only two
better recorded ones that havo been rolled
In Omaha this season. Krom tho first to
the fifth gnmo of the scries Mr. Head Im
proved his scoro each game. At that point
he let down somewhat. The eight games
In sequence ran: 203, 207, 220. 23C, 207,
247, 218, 224.
"Plumber" Head Is an experienced
player, having been In the game ever slnco
Its latest rise In Omaha. If he could throw
such scores ns that In tho league games
ho would have left the Omaha Howling
club, of which he Is a member, even far
ther up the percentage ladder than it now
stands. Read Is the star player of tiir,
team, thus being tho most reliable mon
of the five. He also led his mates in tho
Individual average column till this week,
lllnli .Scores of the Week.
Tenplri scores of 200 or better at Clark's:
M. H. Huntington, 200. 204, 24", 223, 207.
204, 277; J. I,arham. 215; W. II. Emery,
201, 222, 212, 214, 214; Captain Gutroan,
202, 207; W. P. Clarkson, 203: "Plumbor"
Head, 204, 220, 22C, 232, 215; Al Krug, 211;
J. C, Kaufman, 221; W. S. Perry, 202;
Frank Fogr. 202, 213; John Kelly, 232. 211,
201, 212; W. II. Ahrnanson, 206; II. K.
Orlfflths, 212; Dlllle Ambruster. 213; Phil
Miller, 217; P. J. Ilengele, 203; Hddle Law
Icr, 200, 234: C. J. Prnnclsco, 212, 200, 200;
S, O. Voder, 227; John Yocom, 201; Charloa
Seaman, 228, 237, 203; C. Conrad, 210; W. S.
Sheldon, 210; L. R, Lucas, 210, 220; O. D,
Kdgerly, 237; Sam I'ltzcr, 202,
Tepln scores of 200 and better at tho
Gate City nllcys: II. Ileselln, 210; 7.. Wey
muller. 222; M. H. Huntington, 200, ail;
F. Conrad, 226; J. Hengele, 201, 220; Hob
Kncell, 20S, 203; II. need, 201, 238, 231, 201:
F. S. Inches, 210; W. II. AhmanBon, 233,
200; A. F. Swcnson, 200; Ted Nealc, 201,
200, 211; It. V. Ayor, 202; I). W. Houston,
213, 203; Lyman Searl, 207: W. Hartley,
210, 201, 202; K. M. Tracy, 202, 208; E. J.
Orover, 201; Tom Roynolds, J27; John
Yocum, 221; H. Haden, 203; W. C. tlrunke,
203; W. Inches, 213; Charles Seaman, 200,
233, 224, 215: Willie Usher, 233; C, A. Hoson.
bcry, 210; H. Frltscher, 207; Southy, 204,
"Plumber" Read, 200, 210.
Tenpln scores of 200 and hotter nt Lent
& Williams' alleys: P. Nielsen, 200, 200;
T. A. Klrkpatrlck. 201 : Fred Krug, 211:
Al Krug, 201, 206, 216: C. Conrad, SOS; Will
Zltzmau, 22C, 200, 200, 210, 203; W. F. Weber,
243; II, Reselln, 202, 211. 216; Jack Dauble,
200; Will Butts, 230; M. 55. Foracutt, 214;
W. H. Ahrnanson, 21C; Hen Leary, 204; Rey
nolds. 200; naden, 200; Ed Whltehorn, 221,
212; Art Rogers, 223; James Smith, 204,
M. R. Huntinton, 217: A. E. Pnrmelee,
213; II, M. nenedlct, 22; Gall Johnson, 201;
George Asch, 222; F. J. Conery, 209.
Strikes mid Simrea,
G. It. Nelson took tho October tenpln
trophy at the Gate City alleys, with '273 j
points.
M. II. Huntington rolled a 277 this week
at Clark's nnd the figures aro good enough
to get him two prlie.
E. Sterrecker proved himself tho week's
champion nt seven down on the (late City 1
alleys, making 3.
Mrs, Fred Krug look woman's honors ai
Clark's, with 175 at tenpins.
C, Conrad broko the ulloy record at five
back at Clark's, making 01. This aur
posses his previous mark by threo points.
Charles French threw 27 In three suc
cessive games of ninepins at Clark's and
gets g prize.
With 133 at Rubberneck i. s Hunter
take a prize at CUrk'a. ,
-4 aaaw jr ar iwttttiiiiit't i , i i aw t
0 0,
MASTER SPECIALIST.
I do not treat all discuses, but cure nil ,1 treat. I trcnt
men only, and cure them to stay cured.
tors have disappointed you. Our treatment
will cure you just ns certainly ns you come I
to our onlco for trentment. I will not do It
!) dilating or rutting. My treatment
Is new, entirely original with me and per
feetly painless. It completely dissolves the
Stricture and permanently removes every
obstruction from the urinary passage It.
stops every unnnttirnl discharge, alfavs all
Influtntnatlon. reduce the pnstato gland
when enlarged, demises and heals the blad
der und kidneys when irritated nnd con-'
SflTt e' 1"v,f.1r',,r'! the sexual organs and,
........ ,,, ,, ruuiiuncsi to every part
of the body affected by the disease.
Nervo-SextiaJ Debility
Men, many of you are now reaping the
result of your former folly Your manhood
Is fulling and will soon be lost tiniest you
do something for yourself. There Is no
tlmii to lose. Impotoncy, like till sexual
diseases, Is never on the standstill, With
tit you can make no compromise. Hither
, 3 oil must master It or It will tnnstcr you
ond till your whole future with
ot t of tin: oitni it v.
The khedlve or I'.gypt recently sent n
present to Leo XIII lu the shnpo of .i
mummy, dating back to 2,000 yens before
tho Christian era.
I). P. HlmpFon, n horse buyer In north
western Kansas, has adopted a now plan of
buying horses. Me pays so much u pound.
Good drivers nre quoted at It cents per
pound, farm horses 10 cents and ordinary
plugs 5 cents.
A Hoston woman will ngltnte for a law
prohibiting the boiling or roasting nf chest
uutH, on tho uroutid thnt It Involves pain
ful death of worms, "whose right to 1 to,
liberty and thu pursuit of happiness Is no
lesn than that of tho most highly dowered
man."
Failure to provide n suitable dwelling;
'place, with the contoquetit exposure to
cold, and to prnvldo sulllclent food nnd
toothing. Is held lu an Illinois decision not
to be within the meaning of n Htatutu al
lowing ii divorce for extreme and repented
cruelty.
Edward lleatipre of the province of
Asslnlbolue, Northwest Territory, claims lo
bo tho tallest man In the world. Ills exact
height Is 7 feet loi Inches, nnd hu Is still
growing and expects to reach the S-fout
murk, lie Is 2u yours old, wears u No. 21
shoe and u No. 21 collar.
Jntnes A. Taylor, an eccentric old resi
dent of Hamburg, N. Y.. holds peculiar
views of the hereafter. IIo has had his
fuuerul vault prepared and carved over
tho door Is this inscription: "No orthodox
llcnd, with cloven hoof und barbed lull, wl.l
ever bo scon in this pleasant vale. My
futo you wish to know. 1 um tho same us
1 wns millions of years ngn MATTER "
Denver Jewelers mo reported to bo start
ing n movement to havo the hands on
dummy clocks the country over changed
from S:1S&, "the hour ut which Wilkes
Ilooth shot President Lincoln," to 3:53, the
time vhen President McKlnlcy was shot.
Hut It needs to tie said for the fortieth
time that Oil would bo taking from thu
Lincoln tragedy no measure of recognition.
Lincoln was shot nt ti Inter hour than that,
nnd dummy clocks with handH ut S:1SH
wore known long beforo 1S03,
"It lakes n lot ot thinking to get up n
new rmmo for it clgur," suys n clgur manu
facturer quoted by tho Philadelphia Record.
"Tho popularity or a clgur Is influenced
more or less by tho Judicious ffidcctlon of n
name I am referring, ot cotirpe, to thu
cigar that Is retailed nt n nickel. I've
known somis that didn't go ut all under
ono name to hnvo qulto it largo sale when
put on tho market us another brand. A
good natno for ti cigar Is one that Is short
and catchv. It must sound nice, for u
nnmo that Jars on tho ear will hoodoo
nny cigar. Wo do a lot ot Htudytug when
wo nre about to Introduce, n new tow-prlccd
clgur to tho public. At tho factory u prize
Is usually offered for tho best name, and
thcro Is much consideration given to the
selection of tho name. Tho smoker won't
stand for n clumsy, unwieldy title, nnd
wo have to uso Judgment If wo wnnt to
enjoy hh patronage."
Oood champnRno repairs waste. If you
feel tired try a bottlo of Cook'B Imperial
Extra Dry Chatupagno. hoquct unrivaled.
1)H. A. 1). blwVKLHS, ,
( lr Must Itrllablr SprolnlUt In !)
easea of Men,
STRICTURE Cured with a new Horn,.
treatment, No pain, no
detention from business,
URINARY"dnry and Hlcdder Troubles,
Weak Hack, HurnlnE Urine,
Frequency of Urinating, Urine IIlRh Col
bred or with milky sediment on standing.
w n LJ 1 1 C cured for life and
rnilsalO poison thorouRhly
Cleansed from the system. Soon every
tlcn and symptom disappears completely
nd frever. No "DHEAKINO OUT" of the
fUseaso on the skin or face, Treatment
bontslnt, no dangerous drucs or Injurious
hcdlclnce,
WEAK MEN 'rom Kxcrsse or ,vlo
tlnu of Nervous De
illlty or Uxbaustlon, Wasting Weakness,
r.'ltlt early decay In young and middle
scd, lack of "vim, vigor and strength,
With organs Impaired and weak. Cure
tuaranteed,
CUBES GUARANTEED CHARGES LOW
misery and Indescribable woe I hive
trenterl n timiiv cases of this kind
that I am ns familiar with litem yntt
nre with the very dayllcht Once iiiro'l
bv us, vou will never iignln b" bother il
with emissions, drain'", preittntttrMiess,
small or weak organs. nervousnes. falling
memory, lot? of ntubltlon or other symp
toms which rob you of your tniinh od
and Absolutely unlit you (or slimy, nu t
ness, pleasure or marriage. Our trentment
for weak men will nrrect all these i-vlls
nnd restore you to what nature Intonded
,i hale, hearty, happy man, with physical,
mental mid sexual power complete.
Contagious Blood Poison
On account of Its frightful hlileousin -Contagions
lllood I'nUoti Is common1
called the king of vencri-al dittenstx I
tnnv be either hereditary or contrait' '
Once the system Is tainted with t. ib
disease may manifest Itudf lu the form '
scrofula, eczema, rheuluutlc pains, stlrf
swollen Joints, eruptions or copper-color
spots on the face or body, little ulcer
MEN; BE
Prior. JULES tiADORDB.
DISCOVUBKIC Of "1'AI.TIIWSI.'
Foryenri III" err ImnKotie up ft tint liiiml r'la nnd
thtaieaniln of men, uuiiK niel ulil, for u temeilr tint
would rid tliem of ttio terrible l milt ot eallt- folllet
or eirveaea, or of tlifl oierwolk ulnl worry that up
the I'lijuiml rltalltv.
Tli lueJIrnl rrofeiilnn of tliln countrr leemeil
pmverlru to rope, with tlie appalllne inil dlmtloiu
llieiiei and annovlnit wenVtimnej of nu n reiultlnc
trom violation of Nature.! Un.
PROF. lABORDE'S WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
It remained for the eminent I'teneh nuttiorltjr.
11 of. Julra I.alioiite, to conduct rlentino imiulir
Into t Ii e emit anil cure of l.oet Vitality, Seximl
Weiikneta, Speriilalorrliii', Kpllepar, Inipotencr,
Small I'nrtt, anil Ilia world tniUir iicknnuleilcea Ilia
aupreniACy of the wonderful remedy "'.1T1I(1I."
The Von Mold l.'iiinpniiv, of Clneinuall, Ohio,
rei'ocnlrlng tlnroniiiiertl.il tiilueof I'rof. I.atnnnle'a
illacoverv. eertired the aula American rltlila for
"t'Al.Tllli'V," and through lis agency tlinuaaiula
nf men who auftereil from eexual iliaeaaea ami en.
feehlins nervous malMllea ham heen reatored to
health ami the virile powera of perfect manhood.
THE VON MOHL GO'S. REMARKABLE OFFER.
We sro now authorized, by The Von Mold Com.
f.my, to announce that eiery mail who eemla aimply
ill name and addreaa will Im aunr'leil nbaolutrlr
IVee, hy aealed mill, with flTe.diiya full ttentnient
of "VAI.TIIOM." Thla la no (!, O. I. or Depo.lt
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detalla regarding your trouble, You need not aeml
one cent of money not een a poatago rtamp. All
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Clark's Bowling Alleys j
1313-15 Harney St. t
Biggest-Brightesl-Best .j
torn , -- a a 3Pj
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f TVl C laGaaO
ICUU JL JT1C M Cy
Dr. SEARLES & SEARLES
OMAHA, NEB.
SPECIALISTS FOR DISEASES OF MEN
The Secret of Our Unparalleled Success is
Told in Two Words:
..WE CURE..
Varicocele, Acquired Blood Poison, Nerv
ous Debility and all Reflex Complications
and Associate Diseases and Weaknesses
of Men.
VARICOCELE
' Are you afflicted with Varicocele or Us resultr Nervous Debility and ra yoa
nervous, irritable and despondent" Do you lack your old-tlms energy nnd ambition'
Aro you suffering from Vital Wcai.nt.it otc? There Is a derangement of th sensl
-lve organs of your Telvlc System, and even though .It glvea you no trouble nt pres
ent, It will ultimately unman you, depress your mind, rack your ncrvom system, ua
fit you for married life and shorten your existence. Why not be cured before It li
too late? WE CAN C'tjlU: VOU TO STAV QUItKI). We have yet to see the tase ol
Varlcccelo wo cannot euro. Medicines, Klcctrlc Kelts, etc., n 111 nver euro. Vou
need expert treatment. We treat thousands of cases where the ordinary phyclelai
treats one, Method new, without cultlu, pain or loss of time,
the mouth or or the tongue, sore throat,
swollen tonsIN famng out of the hair if
eyebrows and dually a lrprou-llke dcciy
of the tlenli aA bone tf vrtii linvn nnv of
j these or similar svmptonis you aro ror-
umuy ni uru i,' cniiuii ut imuiraiiuciy 11
I find your fears nre unfounded I will
quickly unburden your mind. Hut If your
constitution l Infected with syphUlt o
virus I will tell yon of It Our special
treatment for ('ontnglotis Mood Poison l
practlcnlly the result of our life work nnd
is endorsed by the best physicians ct
Ami'flcu and Kurnpe. It contains no lnjurl.
ous drug" or dangerous medicines of any
kind. It goes to the very bottom of tin
disease and forces out every particle ol
Impurltv. Soon every sign and symptom
of blood poison disappears completely and
foreer. The blood, the tlsm the fl'sh
C'e bones nnd the whole system "
cleansed, purified and restored to perfe
health ami the patient prepared for thi
duties nnd pleasures of fife
Associate Diseases
In curing an nllntcnt of any kind ws
neer fell lo remove nil Hellev Compiles
thins nr Assoclnte Dlteaies. If lite i-af4
Is Varicocele, the weakness called li U
disappears. If It Is Stricture and lia do
vclnped Into I'rostatl. H adder or Kldne'
Affection", the lu'ured organs are all re
stored to a perfecll healthful conditio!
If It Is cotitnutous lllood Poison. nv nr
all Skin, lllood it ml Hone Phenses orlstri
from the tiilnt are entirely and nernia'
uentlj I'llmlnuti'd from die system If It l
luipolenrv. the many distressing symptom!
following In lt train nnd ludlcntlnir a pre.
mature, decline nf phylral, mental anf
I ...... ,..,.,1t(. ..rtt.il ntie
I Mlllll Mivi , ..... ....
rnntdlv teidaced bv the youthful erergj
. . . l....l .,11 ...iitMiii
111 IIHUIIM lliailllin"! - ,-.,..,
I Ills ntnl relle eompll ntloir. which mat
be proper! termed Arroc'nte li'tente ant
1 which. In fact are oflen mor stIiu that
! tho orlglinl ailments that give rje to thrt
Pill. ,r mj . 'niii'i' ..,-..
foteer wlih the cure of the main mal.ioy
Correspondence
( " personal visit Is preferred, but If I'
t -miinstllile or Inconvenient for you t
,!' nt our otllee, write a full nnd ntt.
r crved history of your case, plainly stnt,
imp vi, ur HMtiptoms Wo make no clmrgi
for private . uimsel and give to end
patient . I, KG Al CtlNTltAl'T to hold fot
our promlsis. If )ou cannot call today,
write Address
STRONG!
You Can Bo Cured of
NERVOUS DEBILITY
and LOST MANHOOD
BY
"CALTHOS"
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ABSOLUTELY FREE
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Ing to ataud Hit the ri).u, connected with the tila
to prove the faith In Ita merlti.
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"The flrat day jnil take tin treatment you will I"
benefited. T he aecond day you will feel an Improve
men t. TL third day )uil will note an luuea.e n
strength, The fourth U.iy will ehnw a gain hull
meutiilly and physically. The fifth day you wll
feel Ilka a new man, If ou suitor from any fuin
of Nervous perllim ami Sexual Weakness, fperwi
tnnhiea. Vatiiocele, Inipotency, fmll Parts, NUIil
rineats, Palpitation of the Ilenrt, Nervousness, CVi
fiuloii of Ideaa. and l.n nf Memory, you can rn.sl
lively be cured hy "rAI.TIMH." hut If tho dlsea.i
his progressed In the Mm!" marked hy the symptom
nf l'pllepsy, t'onsumplinu or Insanity, wa canin,
promise complete rrutvur
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The Company does not publish testimonials, auc
your correspondent is sscredly rouflitentlnl.
Many who take only the tlve.il.iya frea ttaatnieu
write that they are rutliely cured, '1
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