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I 1 I I
et the Courts Decide
This
Drug Trust Question!
Ammm I t B UBT
We were granted u tetttpornry restraining order by the courts, compelling the manufacturers of
t
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to sell us tlieir goods, pending a hearing on February 9th, when it will be legally decided whether or not the
ANTI-TRUST LAWS of the Great State of Nebraska shall be enforced or disregarded but in the meantime, we
shall continue selling the dollar size of the above remedy for seventy-five cents, and everything else in the
entire Drug, Patent Medicine, Rubber Goods, Surgical Instrument, Perfume, Toilet or Sundry Line at prices
which are not even approached by any would-be competitor. While we are well aware of the fact that
our style of doing business does not suit the members of THE OMAHA DRUG TRUST, our busy store is the best
of proof that it suits our customers. Compare the following list with what you are paying.
J1.60 Fellow' Byrup Hypophosphltes....1.15
60c Scott's Emulsion 40c
$1.00 8cott' Emulsion T5c
75c Hall's Catarrh Cure c
60c Jsynes Vermifuge 4')c
Sfie Jaynos Vermlfune Jc
$1.00 Glide's I'epto Mansan Km
26c I-axntlVH Uromo Quinine . 15c
6vc liorllrk's Malted Milk , 40o
$1.00 Horlli'k'c Malted Milk 76c
H.V5 Horllrk's Malted Milk 3.15
$1.00 S. 8. 8 76c
$1.75 8. 8. 8 1.14
26c Cutlcura Roap 20c
$1.00 Duffy's Malt Whiskey 75c
$1.00 Iter's Malt Whiskey 67c
$1.U Canadian Malt Whiskey 75o
(Thin Canadian Malt Whiskey Is
the well known Gordon Brand and
Is guaranteed pure and satisfac
tory.) 1
60c Pcnd's Extract 40o
25c Kondon's Catarrh jelly 20c
6O0 Kondon's Catarrh Jelly...., 40c
$1.50 Vln Mnrlanl 1.00
60c Omega Oil 40c
25c Oa-neld Tea 20c
25o Weecham's Pills 2o
Wc Pyramid Pile Cure 4Kj
$1.00 Pyramid Pile Cure 750
$1.00 Coke's Dandruff Cure 75c
$1.00 Parisian Hair Tonlo (guaranteed)..
$100 Ayrr's Hair Vigor
$1.00 Hall's Hair Renewer
$1.00 Cranl Tonic Hair Food
60c Hay's Hair Health
5c Parker's Hair Halsam
$1.00 Hu-Can Hair Tonic
$1.00 Graham's Hair Restorer
$1.00 Graham's Hair Grower
I1.0 Imperial Hair Regenerator
$1.00 Newhro's Herplclde
60c PI na lid's Quinine Tonic
$1.00 Plnaud's Quinine Tonic
$1.00 Danderlne
60c Danderlne
25c Danderlne
$1.00 Lorrimer's Hair Forcer
$1.00 Yale's Hair Tonic ,..
$1.00 Kinney's Hair Tonic
6O0 Capillarls
$1.00 Seven Sutherland Bisters
60c Ozanlzed Ox Marrow
(The above are the leading hair
remedies.)
$1.00 Ayer's Sarsaparllla
$1.00 Hood's Sarsaparllla
$1.00 Hossack. Sarsaparllla with
Iodides
$2.00 McDade'a Succtis Alterans
$1.00 Peruna
75c
75c
75o
76c
40c
4 "c
75c
75c
75c
1.20
75c
3KO
73c
75o
40c
20c
75c
75o
75c
40c
75o
40c
75o
75c
65c
1.60
61a
$1.00 Pierce's Favorite Prescription 4e
$1.00 Pierce's Medical Discovery., 64o
$1.00 Palne'a Celery Compound 74c
$1.00 Mil?!' Nervine 74c
$1.00 Wizard OH
hoc Wizard Oil
15c Allcock's blasters
75o Moeller's Cod Liver Oil
25c Pierce's Purgative Pellets
26c Burkhart'a Vegetable Compound...
60c Burknart's Vegetable Compound...
$1.00 Burknart's Vegetable Compound..
J1.00 Warner's Safe Cure
$1.00 Cramer's Kidney Cure
(We guarantee Cramer'a Kidney
Cure.)
60c Doan's Kidney Pills
60c Cutlcura Salve 89c
25c Cascaretts 20c
60c Cascaretts 40c
$1.00 Bromo Seltzer 7hc
$1.00 Plnkham's Vegetable Compound.. 69o
$1.00 Butler's Female Remedy 76o
(We guarantee Butler's Female
Remedy.)
85c Carter's Little Liver Pills 15c
25o Chamberlain's Cough Cure 2"c
6c Chamberlain's Cough Cure 40c
25c Packer's Tar Soap loc
Soc Plso Consumption Cure 20c
74c
8Stc
U'c
64c
19c
19c
39c
74c
74c
75c
Sflc
$1.00 Mother's Friend
35c Genuine Castorla
(We hae no Imitation goods.)
$3.50 Marvel Whirling Spray Syringe...
$1.00 White Ribbon Remedy
2- quart Hot Water Bottle
3- quart Hot Water Bottle
4- quart Hot Water Bottle
2- quart Fountain Syringe
3- quart Fountain Byriuge
4- quart Fountain Syringe
2- quart Combination Fountain Syringe.
3- quart Combination Fountain Syringe.
4- quart Combination Fountain Syringe.
$2.00 Ladles' Household Syringe
$1.50 Red Rubber Gloves, pair
A good Atomizer for
Better ones from 3oo to
(All our rubber goods are guar
anteed for one year. This don't
mean that they are no good after
they are used 365 days, either; but
with ordinary care will last five
years.)
$3.00 Frost King Chest Protectors......
$3.00 Frost Queen Chest Protectors
A fine Suspennory for
$1.25 O. P. C. style Suspensory
60c Bovlnlne ......
75c
24c
2.20
62c
48c
fi.1c
83c
4Sc
03c
Site
0c
1.00
1.10
1.00
1.00
Hoc
1.75
2.00
2.00
25c
65c
60c
$1.00 Bovlnlne 75c
50c Lleblg Process Extract Beef 11c
75c Lleblg Process Extract Beef 40o
$1.25 Lleblg Process Beef Extract 75o
$2.25 Lleblg Beef Extract 1.25
$1.00 Wyeth's Beef. Iron and Wine 75c
$1.00 Lleblg Beer. Iron and Wine 60c
;.c Eskay s Food 2)a
60c Kukay's Food 40c
$1.00 Eskay's Food 75o
boc Porzonl Face Powder 22c
25c Grave c Tooth Powder lOo
25c 4711 Soap 12c
toc Sorlellc Hyegenlque Soap 29c
$1.00 Vlnol 75c
2.1c Shrader's Fig Powder 20a
26c Belladonna Plasters (two for 26c).... 15a
60c Colgate's Perfumes, ounce 25c
2oc Hlldreth's Monkey Candy 20c
5e Hlldreth's Monkey Candy 12a
'joe Hlldreth's Monkey Candy 8c
.too Ransom's Hive Syrup 3oc
75c Krauser's Liquid Smoke 86c
7dc Wright's Liquid Smoke 65a
One gallon best Dustless Oil 860
$2.00 Chester s Genuine Pennyroyal
Pills 1.00
25c Kraus' Headache Capsules 20c
2bc Davis' Headache Powders 20c
35c Miles' Anti-Pain Pills too
25c Putslna Cleans Wall Paper 100
$1.00 Celerlna ' 85o
$1.00 Alletrls Cordial 85c
$1.00 Oray'a Glycerine Tonlo 86c
$1.00 Hymosa 860
DON'T BUT ANYTHING IN THE EN
T1RK DRUG, RUBBER GOODS, PATENT
MEDICINE. SURGICAL INSTRUMENT,
PERFUME OR SUNDRY LINE FROM
ANY ONE'S CATALOGUE. CATALOGUES
ARE NOT UP TO DATE. IF TOU HAVE
ONE. COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH
IT AND THAT CATALOUGE W1LX. LOOK
MIGHTY SILLY!
$1.00 Temptation Tonlo
75o Antlphlogistlne.
6O0 Antlphlogistlne.
50c Krolnol
$1.00 Reslnol
60c Mecca Compound
26o Mecca Compound
25a DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve.
26c Juvenile Soap
$1.00 Maltlne Preparations 85o
$1.00 Indian Sagwa 75o
2c Plso Consumption Cure 20a
25c One Minute Cough Cure 20a
25c Antl Kawf 20o
25c Bromo Seltzer 2o
60c Bromo Seltzer 40a
(new) 25a
soo
40o
40a
76o
400
200
200
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Mail orders filled at above prices.
1 and Giiieago Sis., Omaha, dbrostio
Open all night.
Two Phones, 747 and A3325.
All goods delivered in city
Without Extra Charge Day or Night.
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COLOR BAR TO POSTOFFICE
Mississippi Congressman Admits Indian!
Want! No Black Offioials.
SPOONER DEFENDS PRESIDENT'S ACTION
Bars People 'Vtrtnnllr Closed Office
Themselves and Hopes Adralala
(ration Will Continue Poller
Till Whites Learn Reason.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 24. Constructively
the statehood bill was today a usual, life
less, and as a matter of fact the admission
of territories was scarcely mentioned in the
course of the day's proceedings.
As soon as the bill was laid before the
senate a number of senators wore afforded
an opportunity to call up and secure the
passage of bills to which there was no ob
jection. After the paBBago of a number of
such bills the statehood bill was again
called up and Mi. Spooner (Wis.) took the
floor. He candidly confessed his intention
not to speak on the statehood bill, and
then discussed the action of the admln
Itsratton in discontinuing the postofflce at
Indlanola, Miss, and refusing to receive the
resignation of the negro nost master. He
defended the president and was responded
TOO GREAT EXPENSE.
Not the Reason.
It la not because Pyramid Pile Cure is
o expensive that many people decline to
give it a trial, but because, they find It
too great a tax on their credulity to be
lieve that the published letters bearing
testimony to the merit of this remedy are
genuine and bona fide; especially to those
who have realized the suffering Incident
to plies is it Incredible that anyone who
has been afflicted twenty-five and thirty
years with the worst forms of protruding
and bleeding piles should be cured by the
application of a simple remedy when their
physician has assured them that the only
relief Is in a surg'cal operation.
This is rightfully .iew.ci with dread by
all tboss afflicted, as It means at least
a great shock to the nervoui system, with
more than a possibility of utter collapse
and death; in the majority of cases, too,
there Is return of the complaint, owing
to the tact that the cause Is not removed.
The proprietors of the Pyramid Pile Cure
agree to forfeit one thousand dollars to
anyone who will show 'a single published
testimonial to be not genuine and un
solicited; this latter feature la most
gratifying. Inasmuch as these letters are
written solely out' of gratitude and with
the hope that those who are afflicted as
the writers have been may learn that re
lief is at band at a comparatively trifling
expense. Pyramid Pile Cure is for sale
by druggists at fifty cents a package or
Will be mailed by the makers to any
address upon receipt of price.
Mr. William Uchtenwalter, head of the
largest printing houie in Canton, O., says:
"It is with the utmost pleasure and satis
faction that I can say I believe I am
cured of protruding and bleeding piles
after suffering more than twenty-five years.
I have been in bed for two weeks at a time.
I have not suffered In the least for over a
year and I used only three fifty cent boxes
of Pyramid Pile Cure.
"I advise every person suffering with
this distressing and painful complaint to
give this remedy a trial. I have every
confidence In it." Write the Pyramid
Iirug Co.. Marshall, Mich., for their book
la las causes and cur of piles.
to by Mr. McLaurln (Miss,), who said
there had been no threats against Mrs.
Cox, but admitted that she was objection
able because of her color.
The session closed wit i the passage of
a number of private pension bills.
The senate agreed to a resolution Intro
duced by Mr. Jones (Ark.) Instructing the
committee on naval affairs to Inquire
whether It Is not practicable to use other
oils than naphtha and gasoline on war ves
sels.
On Mr. Quay's motion the omnibus state
hood bill was taken up, but Mr.. Quay gave
way while the following bills were passed:
Extending the time for the completion of
an Incline railway on West Moutaln at Hot
Springs, Ark.; extending the time for the
construction of the Akron, Sterling &
Northern railway In Alaska; placing Cap
tain E. L. Bailey on the retired list; con
ferring Jurisdiction on the district and
circuit courts of South Dakota in criminal
cases within Indian reservations; author
izing the detail of officers of the army as
chtef and as assistant chiefs of the Phil
ippine constabulary; providing for the com
pulsory attendance of witnesses before
registers and receivers of the land offices;
authorizing the construction of a bridge
across the Missouri river a( 8t. Charles
by the Iowa & Missouri Railroad com
pany; appropriating $200,000 for appro
priate headstones for the graves of con
federate soldiers who died In northern
prisons; placing Lieutenant Commander
Arthur P. Osborn on the retired list of the
navy as a commander; providing for monu
ments to the memory of Generals Francis
Nash and William Lee Davidson of North
Carolina, both revolutionary soldiers.
Bpooner Has the Floor.
At 1:30 the statehood bill waa again
called up and Mr. Spooner took the floor.
, He contended that there was not
In Secretary Cortelyou's announcement
of the president's attitude In the case
anything to Justify the inference of Mr.
McLaurln that it was Intended to denounce
the entire population- of Indlanola as law
less and brutal. "No man is less likely
than the president to enter upon such a
wholesale condemnation ot the people of
Indlanola," be said.
Proceeding, Mr. Spooner said the presi
dent knew that Mrs. Cox did not wish to
resign snd he had accordingly refused to
have (ha office vacated. The people them
selves, to all Intents and purposes, bad
closed the office. He hoped the president
would continue his course until the people
of Indlanola regained their reason.
All Object to Black Officers.
Mr. McLaurln (Mlsi.) said the best feel
ing existed between Mrs. Cox and the peo
ple ot Indlanola, barring the prejudice of
rare. That that prejudice existed people
had fretly admitted, and there was no dis
position to deny It.
When Mr. McLaurln concluded vhe pri
vate pension calendar was taken up. After
the passage of a number of bills, the sen
ate went Into executive session and at 1:12
adjourned.
ELLIOTT WINS A HANDICAP
Ersnt Was ths Main Attraction of th
Oakland lace Meeting.
WORTH THREE THOUSAND TO THE WINNER
Favorites Fare Badly, Only Two Oat
of Six Landing; the Long? End ot
t the Parses Daring; fhe
Day.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24. Elliott, the
clever colt In the stable of Wslter Jen
nings, took the Llzzak handicap by a head
at Oakland today. The event, worth 13.000.
was the main attraction. The track was
sloppy.
Favorites again fared badly. Tocolaw and
Erenia were the only ones to land.
Weather showery and track sloppy.
Results: -
First race, Futurity course, selling:
tJhinF Time- J!"annu cond, Berendos
Second race, one-half mile, purse: Toco
Jawon, Hoceo second, Planet third. Time:
Third race, one mile and fifty yards, sell
ing: Saint Sever won, Platonlus second,
tjalanthus third. Time: 1:4.
Fourth race, the Lizzak handicap, one
mli'i il1"1? LorJ Badge second,
Durazzo third. Time: 1:4.
Filth Tat'' una mil. u ., .i U A .
ST ii".,;. K'J1t won' Uoany second,
BarKiyite third, lime: 1:22.
SKth race. Futurity course, selling: Mstt
Hogan won. Bard Burns second. Golden
Collage third. Time: 1;12.
scotch Piald Takes Cotton Stakes.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 4.-Nlfrate. Brief
and John Peters were the winning favor
ites today, pyrrho and Scotch Plaid, who
have recently shown far from winning
form, each landed a race at the liberal
odls of 10 to 1.
The star event was the Cotton selling
sweepstakes, worth 11,760 to the winner.
"---"""" 'i.8. whs a. not ravorite,
but Scotch Plaid, carefully ridden, came
through when ths leaders were tired and
won handily.
w Itikllf id has been restored to all priv
ileges, the stewards lifting tne ban today.
Weather clear and track slow.
Summary:
First race, one mile, selling: Pyrrho won
Frank M. second. Limelight third. Time:
l:4o 4-5.
Hecond race, three furlongs, for 2-year-olds:
petuna won. McOonnigle second.
Nettle E. third. Time: 0:36 4-5.
Third race, one mile and an eighth, handi
cap: Nitrate won. The Messenger second,
Ad. lante third. Time: 1:56 3-6.
Fourth race. Cotton selling sweepstakes,
one mile: Scotch Plaid won, llargls sec
ond. Hard of Avon third. Time: 1:43 4-6.
Fifth race, one inlle and five-eighths,
selling: Brief won, Ems second. The Way
third. Time: 2:63 1-6.
Sixth ra', six furlongs: John Peters
won. llenrv Mrl)p.nlel second IJnrrv hTaw
i third. Tim": 1:15 3-5.
BELLEVUE TEAMJS DEFEATED
Y. M. C. A. Reds Wis from Collegians
at Basket Ball by Wide
Msrsls,
The Working Boys won by swifter work,
The lineup:
Worklnr Boys 18
C. Wilson RFI
Yates LF
Hlnton C
Franck R Q
Stapenhorse I
L. Wilson LGR F
13 High School
LO Walsh
R O Goodman
C i Cooper
L F Laubaugh
Cherrlngton
CURLERS PLAY FOR TROPHY
George Anderson Wins the Cnrllna;
Btnaca Presented by Thomas
Kllpatrlck.
Saturday afternoon the Omaha Curling
club Indulged In a keen contest on Cut-Oft
lake for the curl'ng stanes presented by
Thomas Kllpatrlck. the patron of the club
for this year. The game was after the
point system, where every one fights for
himself. Only six competed, and owing to
the ice being biased and twisted the scores
were long. But George Anderson, the
curler who has all along been so succexs
ful, stood highest in points and has the
control of the stanes for a year, and if
they are won next year again by him they
will become his property. The next four,
who were tied In points, being (5. L. For
gan, Dr. I. C. Bishop, Robert McLaln and
William J. Hlslop. Robert Patrick was not
far behind.
A regular game was afterward played,
the skips being William J. Hlslop and Rob
ert McLaln, Hlslop counting 7 to McLaln's
16.
The games were watched by many on
lookers, and the skaters were crowding
around all the time.
an unbroken string of victories the cham
pions are almost 700 points in percentage
to the good.
For the coming week the matches which
promises best la that between the Omahas
and Nationals, set for Tuesday night, on
Clark's alleys. The Nationals have been
rolling great ball recently and should give
the top liners a run for the winnings.
That long awaited postponed game be
tween the Gate City and the German teams
has finally secured a definite date for set
tlement and this time the rollers say it
will sure come off, if they have to t ecrult
their teams from the pin boys for the
occasion. Wednesday night next Is set for
the match. Aside from this series the
schedule Is up to date in every particular.
In the matter of Individual averages
"Bill" Emery hasn't wasted any time get
ting back to first place In the list, and is
I now further ahead than ever. Palmer, one
i of the men who had supplanted him last
t week, Is still second, with nine games to
i his credit, while Marble, the other, has
! dropped to a tie for fifth, with six games
played, isext Bunuay tne averages oi an
bowlers in the league will appear.
Individual Averages.
LAST WEEK WITHJHE BOWLERS
Omahna Increase Their Lead and Now
Beens to Have Others All
Strang; Oat.
Omaha
Gate City
National
Clarkson
German
St. Charles
Western
Krug Park
Games. Won. Lost. P.C
36
39
39
. 36
39
, 39
Emery
. Palmer
Krunke
' W. A. Keller....
Conrad
Marble
, lseselln
L. J. Schneider..
Frltscher
I Potter
1 Al Krug
Knee 11
Alex Reed
! Zarp
i Yoder
Huntington
S aman
Yij;man
Ahmancon
H. I. Reed
Weber
Sheldon
30 .7) ' Alf Keller
21 15 .Z3 IK nman
21 18 .frW Francisco
SI 18 .5;S Jones
17 19 .472 Hartley
15 24 .35 Gilchrist
14 115 .351 Forscutt
14 25 .3.9 , Ihman
, Chandler
HOUSE PASSES FARMERS' BILL
Increases Appropriation for Free
Seeds to Three Hundred Thoi.
sand Dollars,
WASHINGTON. Jan. 14 The bouse
worked all day on the agricultural appro
priation bill and Anally passed It with only
one amendment of moment, an increase in
the amount for free seeds from 270,G0 to
$300,000.
The house adjourned until tomorrow,
when eulogies will be delivered on the late
Representatives te GraSenreld and Shep
pard ITsx.L ,
In two games of basket bull at the Young
Men's Christian association gymnasium last
night the assnc I nlon teams were victorious,
the Reds defeating the ftellevue college
team by 15 to 6 and the Working Boys wln
niim from the Omaha High school quintet
by 1 to 12.
The contest between the Reds and Belle
vue college was very swift, as each team
showed some tine ensemble work, but the
vlaiiors could not II mi the baskets, so their
team work went to naught.
The lineup:
Reds-15 6Bllevue
Skanke RFI.O Bwansori
Spencer I.K ltd Thorpe
Hixton C C Moore
Kavsn H O' 1. F FTledmann
Peterson LU;KF Cornwall
The high school team and the Working
Boys wrm more evenly matched, the score
being clo: all the way through. Thesa
teams played only nfleen-nilnute halves,
as a preliminary match to tne other game.
The Omahas still further lncressed their
lead In the bowling league last week by
taking three straight games from the St.
Charles team. This makes the second time
In succession the leaders have turned that
trick, the former victims having been the
Gate City men, and In consequence of such
Smoking Cures Catarrh
A Combination of Herbs,' Smoked In a
Pipe, Cares Catarrh of Head,
Hose and Throat.
SAMPLES MAILED FREE.
Contains No Tobacco and Is Plcnsnnt
and Easy to I se.
The fact that the smoking of tobacco is '
Injurious to the health Is no argument 1
against the use of Dr. Blosser's Catarrh
ICure in a pipe, or in the form of cigarettes,
as this remedy contains no tobacco or any
injurious drug. The effect of a remedy ap
plied directly to the diseased part is much
better than the uncertain action of medi
cines taken into the stomach. This Is the
philosophy, profound as it is simple, of the
treatment ot catarrh with Dr. Blosser's
I Catarrh Cure.
It is the only known remedy that can
penetrate the recesses of the head, throat
and lungs. No liquid remedy can do this.
No spray that ever was devised surely no
."constitutional" nostrum taken Into the
stomach ran reach ths inflamed surfaces
and cleanse, soothe and heal them as this
medicated smoke-vapor does.
In order to demonstrate its merits, a
three days' trial treatment will be sent,
i absolutely free, to any sufferer. Address
I Dr. Blosser Company, 6i Walton St,, At
1 laata, Ca.
Bengele .
Swenson
j Tracey ..
Games.
... 39
...
... 39
... 12
... 9
... 6
... 33
... 39
... 39
... 36
... 30
... 36
... 30
... 30
... 21
... 39 -...
6
.. 18
... 3
... 39
... 36
... 24
36
39
39
24
27
36
S3
33
21
.... 33
.... 9
.... 33
Pins.
7,269
1.614
7.002
2,134
1,5!9
1.06
6.K49
.K97
6,876
6.342
6.2M
6.333
6.243
6.215
3.640
6,7 W
1,031
3,0X6
6,166
6.6H7
6,12
4,100
6,139
6.648
6.630
4.078
4.51
6.077
5.651
6,621
3.514
6.611
1,503
6,503
Ave.
1CJ
179
179
177
17f
177
177
176
176
176
176
175
174
173
173
173
171
171
171
171
170
170
170
170
170
169
169
168
168
167
167
167
167
166
Tenpln scores of 200 and better on the
' Gate City alleys: Tr. A. A. Saidy. 201. 213,
2"6 218; John Gideon, 2i0; W. A. Chandler,
i 2ii0,' 24: H. Heselln, 2fi; Ben Hull. 221; H. F.
Gould 210; F. 1. Bryant, 2w; G. Benson,
' 2u'i 212: John Kelley. l; B. Kelley, 2"0;
! Hill Ahmnnson, 2"2; F. J. Marble. 'l. 125;
a c Rwpnf.n 21.4: Mr. Stem 2o7: W. F.
i Webe'r, 237; G. A. Potter, 224; W. 8. Sheldon.
2MI" r. M iracy, z.;yt w . o. iir.iun t ,
jimmy Fair, 213; W. F. Clarkson, 203; C.
H Brldenbecker, 201, 211; Frank Welty, Jftl:
Bob Encell, 2u7. 231, 2o6. 221, 223. 204; Sol
Yoder, "AH.
Tenpln scores of 200 and better on Lenta
A William?' alleys: E. J. Moyne 231 ; t . B.
Palmer. 2M; Charles Self kin, 201; W . C.
Krunke 212 2, 2fo; Pete Nielsen, 210; Wil
liam y.itsmann, 211; C. J. Francisco 214.
MO ii 2" 2i; William Crt-s, 2t": J. Mnr
T,hy 2"1; 214: Herman Lund, 200, 233 . 222, 224;
F J BeiiKele, 2; King Penman, 215; Frank
Conrad. 229: W. 8 Sheldon, 2o3. 2o4; W. A.
Chandler. 211; Mr. Marble. 213; Charles
S.amun. 233; M. R. Encell. 235; Dan Taylor,
224; U P. Hanson. 2")6
Iowa Chess Toarncy.
The annual meeting and crossboard
tourney of the Iowa t'heas association wll
be held In the Hotel Victoria, Des MolmSk.
la February 12 and 13. The business meet
ing' will beijin at 10 o'clock on the morning
ot the first day, and the tournament will
commence at 2 o'clock that afternoon.
It has oeen eiingested that two tourneys
be hel.l a major for the cham.ilonshlp of
the slate and a minor for thoe who wish
to play but feel they lack the experience to
ko In competition with the taster com
i.uny This plan will probably be aaopted
providing the entries are sufficiently large
to warnnt it.
Prtaes will be offered In all events. Par
ticipants are asked to bring their own
chessmen but boards mill ". furnished.
The due of the association are Jl .bo a year,
which sum entitles one to enter all cross
board and correspondence tourneys held
during the year.
Publish your legal notices la Ths Weekly
Bse. Jelepiioat 23s.
Capital, frtO.OOO. Reference, State Watl Bank of Hew Orleans.
02 Cnnnl St, Kevr Orleans, La. XHO Broadway, New York.
SB to !, Uon.
Again We Made a Sensational Coup at
New Orleans.
A $20 Flat Bet on Our 3 Selected Daily Plays Won $270
Past Two Days for Every One of Our Followers.
Our Three-Horse Play Saturday was:
Scotch Plaid, 10 to 1, won. Stroche.
8 to 10, lost. Jessia Jarboe. 10 to 1,
lost. Net profit on $20 bet on each of above
three horses, after deducting all losses, $160.
Our Three-Horse Play Friday was:
II You Dare. 13 to 2, won. Mauser,
5 to 1, second. Flaneur, withdrawn.
Net profit of $20 bet on each of above
three howes, after deducting all losses, $110.
Our three-horse wire la getting the money in chunks. Again we scored,
and scored heavily. In two days we have earned dividend of $270 for every
120 bettor. If you want to participate In a series of the most sensational
coups that have ever electrified the turf world, you must Join our army of
winners at once. This Is our season of harvest. We put over Phllma Pax
ton at 60 to 1 at New Orleans about this time last year and we are at liberty
to announce we have no less than four of the Phllma Paxton variety In brew
now. Our dockers have timed every horse In training at New Orleans and
have a most accurate 11ns on every home on the ground. Besides, we have
never had such a number ot secret sources of Information at our command
as now and the outlook was never better for a brilliantly successful cam
paign. 'WE HANDLE YOUR COMMISSIONS.
To obrtat 1m ki ever tb wtnt, and to prvnt any on from tbwartlvf our tnn4 tally
coups, wo ara ouiawlvea placing, through tho forrmoat bookmaker of ua covnlrr, Mr, gol
Llclitrrmoln, all of tho money our clianta wgtr on our aulecuons.
Nothing la communicated ovor lha wires by as twfora lb racoa to our auboerlbara. As
aymbol of good faith, howavar, th day's aalactlona aro placed Id a ssalag snvslopa, addrwaoad to
aach subscriber, and put In lha mall at the New Orleans General Poatottoa at 1 p. m. dally. We
guarautea that ne horse will be played for any client, sxcepi the name of that horse haa beet
liSnllcd to him In an envelope praring the New Orleana postmark not later thaa B p. n. ot the
day the races are run. After the races are run New Orleana clients sen learn at our New Or
leans office the naniea of the horses air. Lie hie ostein baa been I ret meted to play. New York
clttntfj can larn at our New York office, and out-of-town altonla will receive the news by tele
graph, if Ihey so order all telfgrama at com of subscriber. In addition, wo undertake to plaos
In the bands of the editor of the New Orleans lTfcld before lha races tha select ion a lha money
will be played on, and also to advertise next morning tbs names ot tha horses la tho New York
DAILY A ML HIC A. whlih U the recognised racing authority of tha country.
For the security of penoue to whom our fame and financial standing aro vnknown, and wmo
wish to follow us at New Orleans, tha Maxim A Gay Co. refers, to tho otata National Bank of
New Orleana and turfman gouerally.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Th. Im for our thra bora wlr. Is IIS klr. Mr. Sol Llrhtanstsin's ehsrtM tor plutss
your moD.y at th. track r a par cant of tb weekly wlnnlusa. Stat.nMDia ara null4
yon weekly, with check for any prune. Account accepted subject to withdrawal or you ta lei
graphic notice to lhl effect. OnVlal eloolug odda, aa puOH.hed In tha ft.e York DAILY
AllKKH A. the recnanlied racing authority of th Eaat, are guaranteed,
Tne following are the minimum auu. that are accepted lor betuug;
Tor s t!i daily play on each bora. 12a
For a $10 d.Hy play on each horea..
Kor a lo d.ily play on ea.b burae fix
for a 'v dally play on each hure ika
tor a t:D daily pi.y on eech bore. $4
Pur s liuu daily play on each huree leva
For larger suns Is proportion. One week'a information fee of lis Kuet accompany all Set
ting arcounta.
Remit direct to th Maalm Oay Company. iU Canal Street. Kew O.'leana. All account
received by th. Mailm Oay Co. will be played at the track by Mr. Sol Uchtenstela oreuni.
other egcut of the M.ilni 4k Gay Co . and the Mailin dt tiay c. will aik. all aocounl.naa di
rect la Ua cll.nta. Th Maxim Cay to. saeumea all reapotialbllltjr for s proper aaecutioa at
Its client orders.
Our friend, are cautioned against sending; snoB.r ttroaga th alalia without reelateri.e
Ko check acepWS sale ertlned.
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