Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 18, 1891, Page 12

ABOUT PRIVATE DISEASES The spread of pri- vate come so great that discases has be- it is almost alarming, and what is still worse the medical profession at large do not to realize the enormity of evils. scem these unfortunate There are thousands of sufferers today who have almost given up hope of ever being en- tirely cured, simply for the reason that the gen- eral practitioner does not give this class of proper and careful attention. But in this age of advanced .men who make some exclu- diseases ideas there are sive branch of medicine their life study, and the physician who makes private and sexual dis- his specialty |1 nearer fitting the condition of society ot the 19th centuty, as to this line of diseases, than the general all round doctor of 50 years ago who treated every- egasc come DR.J. E. McGREW Has devoted more than 16 years of his life to the treatment of sexual and privatediseases, and the many good words spoken and written of him, are proof enough of his skil. Many a young man owes it to Dr. McGrew that heis again a man,thoroughly cured and prepared to re-enter life . with re- -newed vigor and am- bition. -« Dr. I\IcG cW - not claim to cure every disease man is heir to, but he does claim that having devoted so much ofhislife to his specialty that he does cure sex- ual and private diseases where many others fail. His charges are reason- able and a thorough course of treatment can be taken without the loss of a sigle hour from business. His offices are on the 2nd floor, corner 14th and Far- nam Streets, Omaha. does THE OMAHA GOLDEY DAYS FOR SPORTSMEN Oontinual Unrest and Abiding Fear the To of the Wild Fowl. THE HOFSES FOR NEXT WEEK. The the G B Wheet Club's Work Whisperings From and Gossipy Miscel- lanecous Sports. From the n aps Park Union of the Union commences at ou vext Tuesday, the 20th, and continues for four days, the 20th, 21st, 220d aud 23rd inclusive, That the meet is going to prove tho crowning one of the sea- son,there is but littlo doubt,as the large entry list, und tie character of The managemont is hend ¢ proparing for the night will have The closing meeting Trotting association park, Council Blufs, or heels in wor a sion, and by Monday overything in ship shape. The track, always good, was nover in better condition than at present, and with good weather, Secrotary Brown says, thoy will give tho citizens of the two cities four days of the best sport over wituessed here. The park. in its autumnal garb, presents a most attractive appearance,ana is well worth a visitto seo. Everything is life and bustlo on the track and in tho stables, as a better and handsomer gang of horses wi never seen in training here. The large entry list, and the many fine horses from a distance, bear out the predictions of tha n gement that the meeting will eclipse all tha previous efforts of the season, and s amplo_facilities are being made for the comfort and cony ience of tho patrons of the park, a good big attendaoce should be on hand every da; This meeting will bring to aclose tho turf cvents for this scction of the country for the r, which is another reason why the man- agement is proparing for an unusial success. “T'he trip by motor is only ten minutes from this city and thero is no grounds for com plaint in this respe Arrangements have been made for extra service and everything will be aoue within the scope of possibility to insure the pleasure of the patrons of the course. — The ope raco the 2:20 trot, will in itself, afford excitement enough to puy for the four days' admission, as the field of horses is an extraordinary good one, and the man_able to pick the winner will be a lucky one indeed. — This will b followed each day with a card never before excelled on this course, as a glance at the entries will prove: THE FIKST DAY, _The 2:20 trot. Purse, $100. Neva Seolo, King Hill stock farm, St Joe; Fanchon, W. Boy x Falls; Tgnus Fataus, Omaba; Clara P, G. C. Dowd, Wis.: ' Guelph, "C. A Turner, Moody, Blackburn Bros.. Sioux ce; ar-old trot: Purse $100, $100added. William Huston, ,Omah G. Phelps & C M. P.'Brown, Papillion; Chirles F., Folletn, Fairbury; Miss Mille ms, Sioux City; Bay Clarke, St. Joe. SECOND DAY, Th 2:38 trot: Pu #00. Helen, Bush- champ & Jarvis, Concordia, Kan; Treaton, Willinm Huston, Omaba; Joker, Frank i Plerson, Syracuse; Aravant, Podvant & Son, St Joo: Clemmie C., ' Sam Baird, Du tap,'Ta.; Belle Thorne, William Daly, Peru, Neb.; Bushman Chief, J. O. Southard; Blue Bell, 15, C. Miller, Fullorton; Almont Wag- ner, M. Baird, Duulap, In.: Lord Palm, A, G. Shepherd, Maryville, Kan.; Sailor Boy, E. Patt, Neola, [a: Fred E, Palmor Br Kockford, 111} Minona, G.'S. Dowd, W noun, Wis.: “Independence, Philo Sweet, Knoxville, 1il. The 2::7 trot. Purse Blackburn Bros., Sioux T. Wood, Nevosu, 11L.; Vietory, D. W, Dye: Madison. Wis.; 'Horupipe, Dr. Witnford, Kunsas City; Victor Wilkes, F. L., iR Deny . Fravk P, Juck Derrs tsane U, N. H. Bidellecom, Mered Holden' Davis, E. E. Duucan, Plattyille, Col.: Holstien, C. Barnum, Omaha; Her- stou, W. J. Blucher, Kausas City: Uncle Josh, Willium Grier,’ Des nloines; Cheap, Philo Sweet, Rockford, 111, I' old trot. Purse, race, 3100 added: Miss H Ruci, Omana; Monopoly, k. Kuuui, Denison, Miss Alma, Charies Barnum, Omaba, THIND DAY, The 2:30 trot. Purse, #4100, b D. Patterson, Chadron, Neb.; Sailor’ Boy, Cuarles Growory, Coundil Blofts: Jay b, 1 Hugett, St. foo; Charles Buldwin, Platte Valloy company: Danny P, Patrick Bros., Omaha: Lord” Caffroy, €. A. Burnum, Omaba: Young Rauger, C. H. Barrett, Du lap, Iu; Kiog Holiday, W. H, Barstin Crete, Neb, 5 The 2:20 pace. Purse, $100. C. G. Jessov, St. Louis; Bi Frank M, Auburn, Neo.: ‘A. K. Davis, King Ihil stock farm, Joo; Prince T} Aduam Thompson, Omaha; Volk, 'P. Poling, Neeta, Ia, Stock Yards derby. Purse, £100, EFree-for-all trot.” Purso, $i00: Jessio Gaiues, R. T. Kneobs, Sioux City; Fan- cheon, " J. W. Boyce, Sioux Falls; Moody, Bluckburn Bros,, 'Sioux Falls; Clara P, G C. Dowd, Winoua, Wis.; Neva Seeley, King Hill stock farm, St. Joe FOULTI DAY, The 2:32 trot, purse £100. Perry, Omaha; Tossy D)., sou, Wis.; Hornpipe, D; City; Harry ©., Palier Uncle Joshi, William f, Des Moines; Salum L., 'L. C.and D. E. 'Long, Auburn, Neb.; Dr. Tilton, Arthur Everetts, Lyvons, Neb.: H.B., J.J. Hugett, Fullerton, Ne Guy Sheridan, E. Miller,'Fullerton, ' Neb, Kitwood, Seurles & Eilsworth, Newman's Grove, Ia.; Billy Burton, W. D). Wiiliams, Sioux City, In.; Jack Fishor, A, P. Ial EBssex, Lo, Daisoy J., B. F. James, Missonri Valley; Helen, Buschamp & Jarvis, Con- cordia,’ Kus.; 'Missouri Chief, Frank . Shumaker, Marysvillo, Kas.; Westwood, Philo Sweot, Rockford, Tll, The frec-for-all ruco, purse £00. Miko Russell, King Hill stock farm, St. Joo: Priuce "I, Adam Thompson, Omaha; Al munt Bastaw, Frank Burns, 1da Grove, Tn, Froe-for-all Stallion trot, purse $i00. g nas F'atuus, Nat Brown, Omaha: Geulph, A: Turner, Beatrico; Golden Wing, B T, Mooro, Duntap, Ia.; Frank P., Jack Perry, Ouwaba, Red Tolo water, A Georgo Duve Wil- stallion, B .L. £100: Hiatoga Chief, alls; Kuto I, W £100, Stake Gulph, jr. Dan Tucke MacCracken, Black Ball, Juck W. J. Dver, Madi- Whitoford, iKunsas 3ros. Rockford, I o Ducks. To the Sporting As this is the season of year for the migration of water fowl, and as all sportsmen are interested to kunow the {yhoreabouts of their feeding grounds, 1 thought +-MENt write a few lines _explana- tory. of Lakd Walghbunsoy as a fiv plics” (6i shooting wild fowl. This pretty little lake is about thirty miles south of Council Blafls, as the crow flies, and two or threo miles east of u smuil station (Bartlette), on the “R. C." ‘Ihe east shore of the luke is bordered by bigh bluffs, the margin being shaded by drooping willow, ash and oak, undernecath whose shado there isa thick growth of rushes, swoet flag and rod-stemmed smart weed, which makes splendid feediug ground early in the fall for wood duck aud teal, but later when the shooting becomes general thoy leave the shore for new feeding places farther out in the lake among the bushels of smart weed, wild celery and other tender aquatic vlants. At night the ever gregarious teal and wood duck will collect around some large rat houso to partake of & rich supper of colery and other tender roots and plants brought to the surface by the industrious 1ats. Mallards, 1o, get their shave of the edibles and keop up s continual quacking throughout the night. The west shore of this lake is bordered by prairie grass, sioughs, red-twigged maples and nttie sil: vor-twigged wiliows. On these boggy bot- toms 15 the home of those palatable and sprightly little grallatores known to gunners as jack snipe, tiptail, yollow logs, etc. Far ther overin the fields are quafl in great abundance, but the tall grass and weeds aro bard to pull through and make this kind of hunting rather laborious, however over there 10 the woods to the east the quail and squir rel shooting 1s very good, and one is now and hen rewarded Dy bagging @ pheasant. Phere is 0o troublo about securing boats at this lake, as several new ones have been launched this fall and rent for 10 cents an hour, and an expert shot with a good Smith he Ple woon, Ia., Oct. Editor of Tnk Bg: | | | | the club, and the numbe part in DAILY or Parkor, b from half a dozen to u dozen ducks an hour. W. T. Worre n Club, tho shootin prizos going wero awarde a pair nd, wnird fourth, fifth, Senson's Work of the G The Omahn Gun ciub closed ason Saturday, and tho six o with tne bost averages, Fiest, Frank S. Par ymo leather gun o Winchester pumper; t,corduroy hunting suit B, Kennedy, 1.000 loaded shelis; vank Fogg, broech loaving shot gun sixth, Townsend, & Stevens riflo and case. prizes wore given for the best aver made during the shooting season of '01, 1o man being elizivle toa prize excepting those who participated in twelve shoot Following avo the uverages of each man in of shoots he too; t as follows ot bhand illy Brow | Averaze, ) 810 Shoots. Parmeloc 16 Nason v 12 itrower 12 Kennedy 13 Fo Townsend | Fuiler the horses, atttest, | Grny Loom(s firucker Hughes Gl Bedford Potty Fiela The conditios fivo bluo rocks or live birds to eichtecn and thirty vards riso from five unknown traps, Tiae season’s shoot, whilo a most enjoyable one, did not call out hs many competitors ns in former years, which is accounted for by the fuct thiat the interest in club m was allo d to wane last winter, and a good deal of extra work was nece: ry this spring to arouse the old time entusiasm. This or der of things will not be allowed to recur this winter, and next spring the club hope: to start out stronger than eve s of these shoots woro twenty- homan, at sspectively, mers Witl Sue. vall lio ts. da familiarly caued anlk,” , P, H. IShret, Sta rk Wilson, ul-Cook and W. Little and total of $%,800. The claim thaton July 1 Mr, Little purch: haif interest in the Lincoln baseball elub and agrecd to assumo all claims agalust the club and carry it through the balance of the s O'Duay was to get $2,500 for six months salary, of which ti 0 is due §1,023.84; $1,500, of which there is due §0: 13.40: Burkett § due 2. Ehrel was id claims | The Li 1ast 1y Hauk O'Day, Burkett, J !, Rowo, | embro, has A few at ago 1 $000, due to receive 81,300 for th 71 ilo Cool month and thero remaius due oases are in the nature of tests, as tlo states that although ho made tion to tako a half interest in the transaction was never consummated interest formally made over to him. months was to Mr. Lit- Dropost- b the nor the ftocks™ strikos it Rich. * At the Jate annual meeting of the North west league, hold at Portland, Ore., W. £ Rockwell, formerly of this city, and who lias been the leugue’s secrotary for two pust, was elected president at a salary of £3,500, which isn't so bad when you como to | think aboutit. *‘Rocks” also fills the posi- tions of secretary and treasurer and aito gother is making 4 pretty good thing out of northwestern base ball, which is welcome news to his host of old-time friends here. That he is descrving of all this good luclk there is no_quostion, as no is oncof the best posted base bull men' in the west, an untiring worker and a_conscientious and exemplary ma in every way. A Card from Manager Sage. Odatia, Oct. 16.—To the Sporting Editor of Tue Ber: Tho Athletios will play their last game for 1501 Sunday nfternoon at Fort Omuhaand o good gameis expected. Me- Cunn leads the Athletics at the bat and in base running and is a promising all-round player. Wo will givoa scries of dances for the beuefit of the club at Hascall's hall this winter, to which most of the amateur ball players of the city will be invited. The club returns thanks to Tue Bek for the interest it hus taken in amatour base ball this season, and for publishing our games throughout the scason. H. H. Saar, Manager of tne athletics, The Champion Cor'n Huskers. Grandva Auson left tho home of the Corn Palace a sad and melancholy man, The Colts loft most of their hair with the Hu Out of six games played Buckenberser's sturdy gang wou four, Will Hart captured two of | these, lihret one and Meakin one. For Chi- cago, Hutchison pitched in threo of the losing coutosts and Luby in the other. ‘The gnmes were all witnessed by large and enthusiastic crowds, and the friends of the champions of tho Western associntion are much elated over their superb wor! W hisperings of the Wheel Harry Nott 1s visiting in Sioux City. A large party of Omaba Wneel Club boys, took in the corn palaco last Sunday. R. L. Kendall, secretary of the Missouri Valloy Wheel 'club, was a visitor at the Oumalia wheol club bouse one aay last week. Fran kMelivoye of tho Framont whe club was aguest of k. R. Smith Sunda 17 is ono of Fremont’s mo Hbiker Make the best you can of this lovely woath- eron your bicyelés ana tricy.les. It will soon bo icicles.” —Ix. Here's another: *Ulsters are much worn with wheels now.’ A, Donaghuo was elected 10 membership in the Tourist wheolmen at_thoir last meeting. Mr. Donaghuo stic and active cyclist and the . are greally st "fhe maroon and scarlot has struci the Owabia Wh o tidal wave. av see all the shade: red blended together in one grand bla: glory should he happen to stray into a of clubmen, On account of the bad roads between Omwaha ana Fremont the called run of the Tourist wheolmen to the latter point is post- poned until further notice. A short run of ten or twelve miles will be taken 1ustead. Start from usual placs at 9 o'clock sharp. stern_cychng journals clip from Tre 0 quite an extont, which goes to show that **Whisporings I'rom tho Wheol” is read outsido of local circlos s well, Many of tho great dailios throughout the land are pa more or les: i some like T tire. Indoor is neckware i 1 ciub boys run a wln,cl nu\nlllnuln base ball is veing reviyed among Chicago cyelists again and seems to have “eaught on' greater thau ever. A twelve | club loague has been formed and another is forming. Wouder whv. () touldu't ofguiiize & four club league und duce the Coliseum mauagement to allow them playing room. Washington, D. C., is blessed ({) with a Chiness cycle elub comrosed of some twenty or thirty young Chineso lau dry Ata recent ciection the following “‘celostiuls’ were chosen as officel Hop Leo, presi- dent; Sing Lo, president; Gay Sing, secretary-treasurer, and Wo Si aptair What novel sight one of their clu must be, W. F. Murphy, “the wizard," had a great | snap down at St. Louis during the games of the A. A, U. rocently, He was entered in one two-nule safety race, which when called disclosed the faot that he was the only ono to we tho scratch. “Bang!" wentthe pistol aud the wizard dashed around the track after his shadow, He won in 6 minutes and socor:ds an 1 'was awarded the prizo—a beauti- ful diamond medal. Cyoling among tho fair sex has grown to bo quite a faa uud small indeed is the place which does not claim at least one lady de- votee to tho wheel. Of late the iadies who wheel iv some of the largo cities have formed clubs and furnished club houses, just like tho “horrid" men. Now they have taken anothor step, and club parties are given where the “horrid men are excluded, What high old times theso fair oyclists must have at a “‘club smoker” or “hop." Saw Patterson, the jolly, athletic local con- sul of Plattsmouth, has forsaken the ranks of the bachelors and now smiles contentedly from the other side of the line. On the 10th inst. the itev. Dr. Burgess made him and Miss Rose McCauley one, in_ the little Episcopal chapel at Platts- mouth, only ® few of the contracling parties’ most latimate friends witnessed the | coremony, Mr. K. G. Gyger of the Omaha Whoel club was among ‘the guests. Sam's BEE, | R. Smith and W. two and won eight games The club offer a handsomo prize | SUNDAY, srless ojoctor, ought to bag | friends among ¢ thoy are counted fywthe Ns Omaha ore ing he and bis bride u happy future. Sixteon of the " thomselyes in gradeful and ar st out at Hanscom dpark last Sunda into the face of ¢ and smiled large ouds, The pe half a doz man's smi and I were and \Whtla The formor was so genial that it lonses and the latjey faco 8o rauch that the negative Waldren's nppeent Dick Belt and Potter, mounted grouped in pictur of the picture, camneras for the space of rmance had shadod » wasn't Donaghue 1 safeties, raflo tendoms ; whicl Jue profusion in the b A splendid photo was e of W ¢ wheelman unite in wish- A OCTOBER 1 nd | furist Wheeman grouped postures it Heyn's throe sec to_bo repeated 1\ times an account of King Den Taylor’s moust uelted tho Walla w8 spolled of asuc o, o, B, R. Smith h the balance wore secured and the proof may be seen at Heyu's lery I'he iuitial series of ten gamos, of the high n five tournam drew out a lar Wodnosday ¢ took part, vening. h equally aivided, first 1 the Omaha and Some good and ba Wheel interested crowd forty d luc la: club, st players about At the eud of the se G. Perfect b cred for first place and another for tournament ends after been plaved, ten sori constituting the requi will be called promptly at §:15 “play! cne ed numl on Monday evening of each Aw the olubmen neaver together affairs which games will d ing of lute. wst 1n clud had @ ating secon ot hor. week, pach at d. g » i he hundrad games ten Hereafter m ‘These Everyono who at- tended last Wednesday expressed an opinion that he had enjoyod | mensely. The Syracuse Review Tr meet hold a r track Octo, Doc George Scur hunung snive that is about all the The races at Unio expe the best spov this season, clsewhere in t Harvey Mo( bag of Wilson day night The Ry statu quo. A meetn Ramaciotti, the entertainment ocal Sports. on th and 30, ron [ kite 8 Vi i ck company will sbaped Ily ar eder put in the day Wednesday on the Cut-off did do. encod iis department, M the marshes somewhere, orally skunking local gunners. ow ew has & snay ud he fight sti fou ) up has 1 hes, X e but pack this week promiso ¢ on the local The list of entries will be found urf brought down another big pe from River atur- there en Lt remains in outh Omaha club will hold sometime this week, however, determine upon the advisability of acceding to Ryan’s demands for $200 Xpense mouoy. At the Kenfucky breeders trotting meating K pxington. against a fiela of 2:15 and 2:184¢¢ first neat in 4 and fourth, ‘Lh with his dogs as or eanoe vifle unc same, n sent plies. Try spurions articl eports, was tempte the zenuin sportsmi 1 man in all tha itis that we sometimes find the | masquerading s never ounterfeit was not at- 3 but there must noras a last, Ir. tive 2007, Mona: won in the Gamtb and Bunco the second, the ay, fine brel t John 2:19 1 ) pace time of ook th thivd 1 finds his pleasuro in the woods and fields with those of m| nge, he th that 15 tleman, hat n bo else thero cun be no counterfeit, upon the lakes or streams, ore The « yachi or with ever the word o th in 3 a a genuine or Quest'ots nnd Answers, Nel e OMANA, Edito To the followin: throgs ord for a (ive dence, R. 1., _Couscu, i cof the BiulTs hor Ans.—Tho I press one 15, He e held the ono arold in 183 tho eptember 15; 3:1077. BLUFFS B Oct. Will 'y deserl ol th o lover. Buftalo Courier furnishes the following pen pictury sbably just what you-want: Standine m his s being the is dark in jcolon stull reat st for the for mile made ut Provi- rec- Cambriaze. horse editor which is allion behind and white toronets in front, long, rangy animal, and has a ve head, b In his prese without a sty a race ho w und four ounc of any kind. in f his stail Jay Bird, Mimbrino Wilkes. His wagon 2:15, t form on hin. He wi 1t and scalp He1s a tractable ho He is five years old, dam by Gussio Boy vecord MAHA, Oct. 1 Tk BEE propositic it fo! 100 1 eonstant readd playing I was you will d s particular '8 seven ounce 1y sho that H 16.—To tio Sporting 0 kindly publish n of iho reat Y oblize & nuni- Allerton does not im- ho with white ank intellizent exprossive. ho weighs 1,025 pounds When hocked up for s in front hoes behind, with no weishts s shiu and shin 50 an W ond du to sulky boots ilkes, m by is 1d quarter voots bebing easily handled in was sirea by she by To the Sparting Editor of do me you witl o faro hank. the following freat fv atring bets. going odd and’ even to came the Tast showoed i douce I pleked up the card and strung it cop| understindi Tho v wron, spl wise. Suilth, Aus, think, the dealer A cor browning “The de one who knew ¢ from your knew with all your fish. ospondent un plisein spirits of nitre; steel; biueston pint do if tinetu rain water, meited ice 1; mix, and let stand a procur before u; afte be finer the nicer the browned. sublimate arachm; Tne unmedicated ting turn i the casc d five spot i th ot your valuabie paper: iy money was i euper strung from the cven it with o from it hed U lor actly w Lanius you, itisa usks barrels, iofad of mercu soft, you tan for Tk of steel age improves it, lowed to froeze; rols should be polished clean und b rubbing them with oil and om figish or smoother b Ihe corners alouesido freezing spoils polished with rels will look 0 ul Wo, a-orf a ro e 1 d five that card, the uet'on only L. Gases, 1 canie and the easos hind been myrked TIwo five spots showed i not We' decided e achm of tinetur d had ; it ¢ i money Was & The aealer holds othei- loave it to you.- Ly would split any man but, | 30 K or niore oss it is al- No. thy i surf it of b, b th oy They may 120, as tho being the of a doublo zun may be polished out with the ond of a soft pine stick vy powder. polished they should and en Aiter th be wiped o bal as cl moistened with oil rols are an as | Possiblo with dry cotton cloths and corked at both muzzle and breech. OMAHA, Oct . John Smith uid y Answer in 8 Smith Aus, 16, There s Soith { nbers of three goner 0 o namely 1; Jonin addross John Smit the s address John St question to vour luwy VORMLLLARLE ditor of St \ who Aus, —W onds, Lillie 1850 WromnyEr Neb, Oct. 16, t BEE fior botwe out n of hox and thr apiirof six winsi—J. A Aus, LUsiNON, Nob., 1tor of Thk i 1ng In your SUNDAY) BEE: Aun A swndurd G. G Br ok 0 g fasiost it und orge, 4 minu . London, Lo grdor to ¢ 05 who shoo 1L man th “The five-full; Oot. 15 nd \ith NDAY'S BEE to declde Third You will have to submit the aboyg | | tes, Kng Tothe § K dice Sportine Editor of mily I this eity tho first Hor:. S jun he'th u be [ WS L piir W throws whi the sporting party Kifndly answer the follow- Doy pred (the Van Houten's Cocoa. "~ PLEASE READ THIS. OO Cents a pound for VAN HOUTEN'S GOCOA (“Best & Goes Farthest”) seems to be high. Let us compare it with the price of Coffee: 11b. of good coffec costs at least 30c., makes 31 half-pint cups g 1 RETAIL PRICE 00 50 9 23 3 FOVYEPIR stallic N o) 90c¢, = 1000000 00PN BICIOII00000000000955044! a stalllon from by H. Cocoa *¢ B Which is the Cheaper Drink 2 w f l IXTEEN 1 antmal w horse by 1891— standard br 1 that s <A Holmnes. Tho balence of your question was stated 1n such language that it defied comprohension, and {s omitted here, Following are the American Rogistor asso. { ciation rules. Study thom and you will know as much about them as the next mau, pos- sibly 1. Any trotting stallion that has a record of | two minutes and thirty seconds (2:30), or pacing stallion that has a record of two min. utes and twenty-five seconds (2 ), or batter provided any of his get has a record of 2:43 trotting, OF 2:30 pcing, or better; or pro- vided bis sire or dam is already a standara animal 2. Any mare or gelding that has a 2:30, or pacing record of standard slre. become ardiess of performa dnrd bred pa o Ans. -Certainly. record of botter 3. Any borse that is thesire of two trotters with records of 0. or two pacers with s of 2:25, or one trotter with a record 10 and ono pacer with a record of 2:25, or better, 4. Any horse that is tho sire of one trotter with a “record of 2:10, or onc pacer with o record of 2:25 or_better, provided that he has eithar of tho followink additi cations: (1). A trotting record ot pacing record of 2:30 or botter . 18 the sire of two other animals with trotting rec ords of ing records of 2:30, or one trotter with a record of and one pacer | witha record of 2:30 or botter. (3). Has a sire or dam that is aiready A standard animal | e that has produced a trotter with arecord of 2:30, or pacer with a record of 2:30, or better. The progeny of a standard horse when out of a standara mare, 7. /I he fomale proseny of a standard horso on out of & mare by a standard horse. S. The female progeny of a standard horse when out of a mare whose dum is a standard mar, 9. Any mare that has a_trotting cecord of r & pacing record of 2:30, or bettor, whose sire or dam 1s n standard animal. 1 all tho world were water, And all the w should w What should wi If all the wortd w | feet and then colds, ana what | without, Haller's Sure Cure Cough Syrup! w! do for brend and food, do for drink{ ‘ere wator we'd have wet would we do AMONC News of the W eek Among the Lodges of Omaha Brother Joscph foreign correspondence of the liinois grand lodge, presented to that body at its last meetingywas au able and in- torasting volume of 300 pages, full of exce lent matter for the Masonic student and dealing with the important Masonic ques tions of the day in an incisive and candi mannor. The fown Cerneau controversy is nandled in a skillful manner and leaves i1ii- nois still in the lead in the argument on this subject, whict is calied a “factional broil among the imperialists of the zrand lodge of Towa.” More t twenty pages of printed ¢ are devoted to tho controversy, which s long coased to be either protitable or in- teresting. . Tho biue lodge rocm in I'reemason’s on Sixteenth and Capitol avenue has been entirely renovated and s a very handsome aprearance. The walls and ceilin tave been handsomely decorated, the roo being given the appearance of the sky at auwn, the of the rising sun lighting up the east and throwiug a halo around the sym- bolic pamting in the rear of that statio:. “I'be tloor 15 covered with haudsome brussol carpet, mude in_sections, 5o us to be easilv taken up. I'ne room is now ono of the hard- somest in this scction of the country. The Elas, Thirty members of the next natioual house of reprosentatives aro Elis. Chuton, Tu., has been granted a dispensa n, and tho lodge will be instituted soon vy W. 5. Pepio of Les Moines, district deputy for Tows The now | Grand,Sec 15 in b dema picce of work. The suit pending in tho New York city courts praying for a permanent injunction to prevent the order from using its own name 5 and was post poned to dditional time to pr ovidence. Tho L. E. Grifiitn of Troy, N. Y., appoured s, ‘T'ho report of Robbins of the committes on hall member’s certificate issued by v Alyers 1s very popular and Itis a neat and artistic A0, W atten lodge No. 175 gave a part v Wednes- night at its lodge room at Sixth and Pierce streets. loage No. 150 will celebrate \iversary of the founding in a fitting munuer at its lodge om in Goodrich ball tomorrow night. Dean e and Rov. J. P. D, Lloyd are an- 1 as spoakors ou that occasion. The programie will bo an interesting one and will be supplemented oy a luncheon, W. O, WL Alpha camp will celobrate its first annive sary inan appropriato manaer carly in vember. ‘The first deat in the ordar in this city was that of Joseph Red! , Wilo was buried by Alpha catp last Monday. This 1s the fourti deatli in the ovder since its organization over a year ago. of the orde: O, N1 No. 64 will_celobrate All-hal sical and litorary enterty om in tho Barker block The programme will con- many ch songs 1 Hallow-c'en os interspersed with seloctions on the s by Pipor MeDougall, . A Uniou Pacifie council No. 1030 will give a ssive hizh five party-noxt Wednesday cventug. T'his will be tho initlal entertuin- ment of the seasot. Dr. Birn Cla lovs-c'on by u m | nant at its lo onpNovembe 3, - cataren, — - MEN'S WEAR, . Boo bldg. :hed its zonith when I'he bright toxtures lled inobodience fsilks and patterns fiuest that has ever The dull flnish fat it included neckwoar, have besn appreciably q thereto, but the array o is, poradvencure, the been showi. The rogulation winter ovel considerably larger thau last roomy, with ample volvet front. The doublo breastod f socondary domand, aud the k and otber hard, smooth surfac 1 yield precedence to the dull T'he poarl undrossed kid is tho dull fiu'sh glove of eveniug dress, and although tho reg- ulntion tan walking glove with wear soon tinkos o aullish look th ) are exiremists that will onty havetle undressod tan giove. {'ho noveltios—so catled--in trouseriugs differs but slightly from what has been socn vecoutly, but in cut the trousers are at the superlitive so far as shapa is concorned com bined with comfort. 'Ihiey aro made straight down —not looie nor t t—the bottomia bols lowed out slightly over the instep. I'he corvoct cutuw, the morning cont in the absence of the double-broasted frock is of duil finish biack vicuna, thibat or rough | worsted, us a matterof fandy. ‘The single bronsted untrimmed lapol will be cut low down t snow a vood sizod searf and through 1 opening slightly curved off the V' shape, hero will be a marked abseace of decorn. tion in the shave of buttons on sleeve or braid or extra stitching, - tarrh v at 1l bo cut L, in iy collar and fly onts will bo in rsoys, meltons oavy goods finish fab Dr. Birney cures o Beo bdlg. sosssesse, 93 150 therefore 90c., 9., “ ow also 93 cups of Coffee, 160 ‘ ‘V,H.,Cocoa! Sold by every G 1 | KIDD'S QUICK TOOTH & LEADACH PAGES S. W. Cor. lSlh and Douglas Sts. Thoslight change in the PACIOUS FLOORS with We're ampiy prepa ING OF woeather has crowded our anxious od for the rush with WELL MADE CLOTH- OUR OWN MANUFAC THREE CA lookers and cager buyoers 'URE. Hundreds of Men's Suits FRESH FROM OUR TAILORS, designs, prices ranging from embracing all new fabrics and $10 to $35. You might ol buy suit that fits. Hundreds of Men's Ouercoats Made up with overs tures, not a garment in the entire lot but would gr care, and in all the prevailing styles and tex co a trowned head, with prices ranging from $10 to $40. Hundreds of natty llttle Knee Pant Suits $2 and up. Hundreds of Boys’ Long Pant Suits, our make, $4, $5 and $6. It’s no trouble to fit the boys, and no trouble for parents to buy at such prices, In Men's Purnishings and Hats You might searoh the east and west and not suc variety, stylo and enormous quantity embraced in our s the Fall and Winter. Prices od n finding the v out for for first quality goods no higher than paid elsewhere for no name qualities. (When you come in, ask to be shown over our throo t100:s. ) BROWNING, Reliable Southwest Cor. 1N & (0 Clothiers, 15th & Douglas Send for catalogue. 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A GENUINE MICROBE KILLER 15 KIDD'S GERM (ADICATOR™ Curos ull disoasos ne Put uy attor 2 gallons, ptof a wure, by the Melehor Sonth Omuhn il Blufts rotsil Sont I N, M RUDDY, THE ONLY PRACTICAL OPTICIAN 210 South 50 St Parnain SG Theater. EYES TESTED FREE Glasses Pitted to remedy all defects of eye- Siht. Bteol spectaclos v gunranteod quatity #1and up. Sotid Gold Spectactes and Eyeshasses, $1 rtisset ftled correatly sume iy & 8 ree|vod ARTIFICTAL HUMAN EYES IN: l‘RI’FI) LoDuc's Periodical Pills. The Freneh renody acts diroctly upon the genoratile organs and cures supprossion of the menses v Uiroe for £, and cun b matled Should notbe used durine proznuney. Jobbors, drnggists und the publie supplied by Gooduian Drug Co., Ol Bit-\'bl.t FRE 14 “Paluem fsuoy oy TO BOYS AND GIRLS under 18 this Bicycle FREE! VD ¥ 15 you ' ry eary o T W i 520 Without Paying Ome Con lM: A CUETIS K00, Ly Fetiien naal Mention Omahia Beo. oew, Gleet and Leuco days by the French Remedy or ING. Tt dissolves agninst aid is uh Inflamed parts. Will rofund Leure, oF causes strleture blo article, & a propuld. MeCor sorhe e money I 1t doc T ME o TRVesTment 104 any. namG wad Buwber of | N. D. THOMPSON PUB. CO., ST. LOUIS, MO. 1d, ete. that' relleves toohn ther powder, 114 a 15 the achi and neuralgin e, w package. N ange. It 1x tho me )t Luslie & L |A NEW YORK SOCIETY LADY Indorses and Recommends Mme. A. Ruppert's World-Renowned Face Bleach Publicly AT A NEWPORT RECEPTION, attributo the perfostness of my eomploxion ) MME. A, BUPPERTS KACE BLEACIL? v were spoken clearly and in 8 o esont wt W formn reception Kiven by & prominent soctety fnly ) New Vork at her Newport cottuge st mont "Wire spenker 15 we Land favorably known o a chocre ful giver 0 muny worthy o This extimable ludy but exprossed in words what many thousands more ennendorse. oo ment of MME, A, IRUPIRICE FACE BLEACH is unquostioned; its b v hits boen provens its, price 18 rensonnblo when th oo 1t necomplishes Is considered. Many Imaging thut only the Fich cun a0 to ise this propuras Uon; his lmpression 18 entiroly without foun ¥ BLEACH s wedicine within the rewch of nil, Lo to cover up, but it thoroughly frocklvs, skl wor i by many of Ui ates the blemis [ s, bl als and ull for Lo 1t quiokly; it does not proveits oesey, but only u tew 0w it 1t 80 s entirely i ths to 1o kh duyn which fn mnny cnses (s n W Improvemont, or i hottins clen th comploxion) £, 1§ cor- 1 will present o chch n opy of HOW 7O BE BEAUTTFUL" 1t you cannot call send i cents postage and will madl it you immedintely. Those ivi stunco | noud Wy FACE BLEACH t 1ty on recetpt of order, All pickikos nre pickod 1o plain wrapper. tree from b 82 por | ervation MME. A. RUFPERT, 6 East 14th Street, Now York, Omalin ladles ean ket ton and goods From wy reprosentative. MRS. J. BENSON, 210 Sduth 16th Street, my p OMAHA, NEB SONSUMPTION. Thave positive remady for the above disease ; by ite ave thousanda of easos of tho worst kind aud of log tanding won ourod, Indood wo strong i my faith 0 it 1 will sand TWO HOTTLER FREEwith & VALUABLETREATISE on this diseans b0 a9 suf foror whio will sond me their Expross aud 2,0, addross, A Slocum, M, C., 151 Pearl Sty No Yo UNION DEPOT HOTEL, 10tH and Mas new furniture, ¢ atlon In tho oity toau Heat; Gus t the olty ¥o Liave Lo bost b +40 Ltutes frombl.o0 U Stroets, all ‘modern luy Call Hells: Bath Kloctrlo wod Cabl Ty us bo ¢ "o o ¥ New b et woney W por Ay