Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 26, 1900, Page 4

4 THE OMATA DATLY HEI WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1900. I ‘I ‘\nfr Tien Tsin, A battalion from | T} Wis sor N FASTEST MILE EVER TROTTED kers Defeat the Ohampions in a Hot | China has quarters en Tsin tlon of making § 8. 8 \ China eligible on the same ni 4 S. is a combination of roots oud that Has Hovered Over China | JHHert: WYO -Sefved 1 - the , herbs of great e powers, \ Pitchers' Battlo, CEA ot LA LT A 3 May Burst at Auy Moment, [LI HUNG CHANG AT PEKIN| J— T Rebrs MEsty 1ite. 1 s del ; — Chinese Diplomat Arranging for e [ however, was fukon Afie s out and ren manner | | since the conclusion of peace ien taken it o cir on ment of the standing com e sons from the without ing took a recc st ghock or | € systen TIM HURST GOES AFTER JACK D BHE HAUTY s m GERMANY LIKECY TO PRECIPITATE FIGHT| furn to Capital of Emperor and His Court. Departmentnl Notes. 5 ) trary, th neral health WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.—(8} mprove fi first dose, | gram.)+=~The appointment of Johr 8. S S ignotonly 'wly\nmm nan of Rapid City, 8 D, ABCL an excellent tonic, and strength Ridge, 8. D., will so0n be announce 8 1 builds up the constitution L | b N - PARIS, Sept The Temps this even Philadelphin Pitcher Calls 4 1 r v T Prince Taan Churged with Isaning |00 pighes a dispatch from Shanghai Serappy Cmipire Crooked and e ro T | which says the missionaries in Chi Li are Team s Call 0 o ALT A y tention is Declared of Cons | threatened. European troops having been op . ( Fiver ' tinu the Struggie. e in. e Boxers nce ( ¢ Fep & Fie | pianer” Bl A ; ; et ha prtenc tht. ko v | DECHLTE b bees bt o beue o e | while pusging the blood of impuri — amateur wor ‘:‘\“l-‘ cing rec fa, - alone {8 qualified to oarry out thelr ex- L',f,“:" dil:f‘l,«(]‘n"m.]:”:::U'V‘\l:j “\1_1”WL ennan, l“’“ | 8. 8. 8. cures .}I\ 1]1‘»("|‘~l‘l>nf’ a Kt Louis, 81 Chlengo, mile by The Abbot was done ¢ L &l LONDON 0 a. m.—The news | tormination, ordered by it She 1o £ e eondition of the na.| Diood poison origin, Cancer, Scrofula Hoston, 551 New y manner that horsemen here are alread ® @ Spark from China indicates that events are rap- LI Hung Chang, the cablegram concludes, 10 FOPOT OF LAE ""““ Pl LA Rheumatism, Chronic Sores and adeiphin, s, L | saying that there s not doubt that he |ral . g o and a iy drifting in the direction of war between | has arrived at Pekin and is negotiating for | 1004l banks of Des Moines la. at the| Ulcers, Eocma, Psoriasis, Salt | "againat time on Thursday and. it teenth: Ome 210 1, w China and Germany the return there of the emperor 01008 0f DUSIEVEY CNf REPISIRINE S WaS today | um, Heipes and similar troubles, e and is an infallible cure and the only BROOKLYN, ¢ Today's baseball [ ¥ 1\ many that The Abbot 1 1 nd; Duch: There 18 the best reason for belleving,” made public. Compared with the previc ame ended in another row. The play Was | make s mile on the Terre Haute track | 3 t third, Tim Shau corresponde o statement in June, individual deposits have s ) el UL R B T g i3, Mauta teack | B3 VW G bt Salily WL | suoe the snamsaat correspondcnt ot the | SHANGHAL GETS WILD RUMOR |fisiemeat o tune; Inditual iimis Mt Guidote for that most horribe disease, nine innings, and it wa lark that when | ! g W iaiadialdbbiling « Leo Bar and Creat also ran | on areiving at Taku, will present an ulti 11 Hung Chans Has Been | 10808 and discounts from §,081.244 to $i.- | Contagions Blood Poison the Brooklyns came to bat they were unable | "7 on one BELH RNCe aniig) 41X TUPIGTES. DARELY | miuti nding the surrender of five o - A 082,883, The average reserves held by the | A record of nearly fifty vears of y o The Duke, 109 (Boland), 4 to 1, W matum demanding t anded to Raise Army and Battke ars 85.08 gk, GERIgkt $0.88 0 sticcessful cur sed to b i 0 loc the ba s Bar (Bassinger), S to leaders of the anti-forelgn uprising. After feonptare Pokin hanks are 33.68 per cent, against 28,68 per | Successful cures is a record to be proud Dunn of Philadelphia sald that Hurst was | . o Fothatkas | Colone y, 112 (Frost), § to 1, thi & few hours grace ho will formally declare b At AR bl ol cent in June. Present holdings of gold coin | of. 8. 8. 8. is more popular today crooked, and the game was over the|pjo ] “one e | 1:16Y rafice, Iris, Preciston, Queer ' T au v . ™ ggregato 504, a declhine of about - vel bers its ond 4 g Beo line for she piteher, | ha m reo Bonds Fecord | and Two Annies aldo ra war, and taking advantage of Germany'® | SHANGHAL Sept. 25.—It I8 reported from [ o KI5 $141,504, 4 dechne of about § than cver. It numbers its friends by umpire ma ee lin P . | " Fiten race, selling " 2 | position as a belligerent he will proceed t0 | chineso sources that the dowager empress | %0 ¢ b : | the thousands. Our medical corres d Flick Hod OF and held him Dack h rs limbed down from his seat 4 “" Yaled selze everything available with the German | pag fssued a secret edict commanding Li . :\‘:r:{‘nu- :|n‘>\l.|\|r\>=lzjw 1\.(.:-? u»wlvlfl‘ i pondence is larger than ever in the ik ruhonover and held b back. |yl Tl At Kbt B SN | | el e forcesand et Hung Chang 1o raise an army ang re | (VISRed, e Winterse adpon county, | Bistory of the mudicine. Many writ n 1 Holiwd {116 O A| samirars’ from. holsttg. him heie | Kamaugn, Mis ret It Is expected that Germany will take | capture Pekin 1 ake effect Oc o serevice | (' thanke s for tl eat good 8. S, 8, but this Is denled. President Ebbetts and | b e, T ry Duffin led the 2,000 | J and A the Wu Sung forts and the Kiangan ar- W will embrace an erea of ninety-eight square [ o 5y SF S (F pr o a couple of policcmen prevented further|gpoctatora o “cheers er | B e seual, thue dominating Shanghal. It i also| Russtans Win at Cho Lan Chen, miles, with a population of 2,18 J, @.| ;4% CONC e e LR Y YN trouble. The game w")rl”* "*"‘;‘ LB L TR LR R {tQ | belleved that she will attack the Kiang Win| ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 25.—~The war|Davis, C. B. Lothrop and P. G, Stuckey | 10§ advice about their case All himself. 6 3 forts on the Yang Tse from the land side | ofice announces that General Sacharoff,|have been appofnted carriers. The service | Je€tters feceive prompt and careful played good ball by Jeunings program races were far better than . Wrota Vine: and endeavor to seize the Chinese fleet, in- | the chiet of the Russian general staff, cap- | will also be established at Dexter, Dailas | 8ttention. Our physicians have made gave them the game Attendance (Ahe first day of the meeting. Al th ' it and Dazlamoor | luding the valuable new crulsers. Failing | tured Chu Lan Chen, near the Sungarl|county, Ia, on October 1. It will cover | @ life-long studyof BloodandSkin Dis- BROGRLYN Fanny Dillar o in the 2 f | in this, she will at least occupy the | river, September 12, putting to flight 5,000 |an area of thirty-nine square miles with [ eases, and better understand such cases A in st . r fir province of Kiang Su north of the Ya Chinese. It i8 added that the Russians|a population of 770, J. Q. A, Reynolds was | than the ot " ractitioner whe i WHOAE, | win' aken B Cof work Wit | SLOAN WILL RIDE FOR WALES | 750" e 15 French Wikl suppore Gor | sustained no casuaities Sorgied o e PrRCHon: Wi who was in citizen's clothing. Delehanty | My il thr got - down Tse Kiang : appointed carrier makes a specialty of no one disease. aut W the fitat tws heata 1o | many The Sungari (or Soongairee) river of | The National Bank of Commerce \2 tr g hanaily, Th & ! key to Be the | U0 e rumor, but reliable fntor- | Manchurla flows north and northeast and | Minneapolis was today approved as \.\‘,(.v“f‘ L“,:;‘,].,‘,r.‘,"‘, low, after taking the first Hend Royal mation and will probably be confirmed | joins the Amur (or Saghalin) river, 135 | serve agent for the Aberdeen (8. D f“‘ by i {‘ i ;;:‘uk‘“:“ LR at the foreign office. Prompt action is | miles southwest of the influx of the Cos00- | tional bank umani \1 _”""»; 1 . 1 m Nolan. The tif 4 : necessary to prevent a coup which will con- | ree. Jobn A. L. Darby of Washington has boen our consulting de- o St wtment, and invite a serlous menace to British inter- appointed teacher In the Cheyenne River Murder n Catholic Hisho R fisted SEMO R | you to write us 1. you have any blood ests NEW YORK, Sept Dispatches re- | )Indlan school at §60 a month gt i Rust i bas handed over the Taku-Pekia | i ' g v Junfus 1. Boyle, son of J. 1. Hoyle ot| OF skin trouble. We make no charge Ll BBl ceived in this city anuounce that among [, JU0US T Bovie, son ixidh whatever for this service T e Rhibnghat cosraspondent ot the Brand. | (Y misslonkrien Milled by Ohiness in the | SeaLRSY, HoBu T4 L BN 4 ard, telegraphing Mondny, says: “Chiness | a%8acre in the Yun Nan province were | ORATIEUNRERG Oy THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA. offictals report that Prince Tuan has issucd [ BISBOP Fantosolll and Father Quirine of | smnlinex Stamped nt N = 0 rot edict in the name of the empress '; '»’ .m‘x Catholic church. It wa o WASHINGTON, Sey The "“‘”,m? (OSEeE o the CIWat. THNE ‘N8 TRBUNAT :(\.n”: he bishop died after the most awful | general of the warine h tal derv : jecided to continue the war recelved a report from Assletar eor at stibbarn can A telegram from the convent of the Holy | b H. Earle at Port Nome. A R rs at Whatever cost. The | i Miod by Lion Dr i bali: 1 the Engl 1 BAE RSy DMcIAL faliing to | 285 I SHRAEUA EAR DOSE Recsived to th neing that the eptdemic of smalipox iy n 'S . Hh L i Iits will be bahoaded us o | effect that 45,000 native Catholics had been regard 1 i family exocnted and the | Massacred in different parts of the empire Hoston Wink n Pair. &y 1 ea s | Bis an emolished."” P PR A tentjon hospital August 20 Wi 8 to [Sach gaiie, rabil ] ddr | Jockes PRI RENR vices from New York, pulished in (his | diviston left Shanghal today for Taku g the epidemi {s the fdeal Bloyeld for outing. pus- ] “Tenney pla fhed By that bod a )t | morning's papers, did the British public - iniiiiiea By poses. Always ready (o ride. Always ping * twe nator ¢ focted wardly by his d fortune. | learn that the United States and Great|' The wolf in the fabie pur on sheep at its highost eficiency. Practically play. - 8 e was very (Il this morr utbegan keaps ltscif in order. ; f Britain are again ranged together fn op- | €lOthing because it he traveled on his own - me the day's work by winning on a 7 to 1 i NEW YORK I chance fn @ large fleld. His position as | position to the continental powers. Ap- | Feputation he couldn’t accomplish his pur- . RILOA K by first jockey to the prince will'make the | parently such a grouping was entirely un-| pose. Counterfeiters of DeWitt's Witch [ =|- g S v 0 40| 2 A 2 demand for his T K e ation | expected in both Berlin and London, and “Tul s-.\: l('uuhlnl sell their worthless s s .0 0 3 Dy ¢ owne here J 4 J - 4n ¥ .| salves on their merits, so they put them in N Barry 0 s, urse $1,000 for the report ourrent at Newmarket to- | until an official statement is made com- | ® pul Sers, 065 5 N e e diy that the prince intends to ulso em- | ment fs withheld fn most instances boxes and wrappers like DeWliit's Lok mana enp 8 Gan UDecide. o 006 Law (West) A Lt ploy an American trainer The Dally Chronicle, however, devoted a| °'t for them. ~ Take only DeWitt's Witch : : ) Jim Ramey Yasias Jo erything. | brief cditorial paragraph o the announce. | Hazel Salve. It cures piles and all sklp [ You would not accept the word of an 10 D 2 LONDON, Sef s ed_elling | ment, expressing the hope that it is er-| dlseas U b U U D My Cholce 3 ut v‘vw Newmarket | roneous and declaring that “the only way U AL LEEE B on'you Koow, T8 following statement ds . fid St ITE T Bt o Fewn the true or| TREASURY CANMEET DEMANDS | rom a citia, perhipy a seightor. e Bout 00 By ailiow second on man and Lester I hervaxustions; (o) CHIARIIE standing shoul- — Brs. Kate O'Marg, No. 5139 Pacifio srest Ll 00 00| mime: 910w 2 it egedion L Reift Third on Chonkin »i I‘h‘.».\ru\ der to shoulder with Germany and Japan, | Vanderlip Says Small sitver Notes of | V9 i "‘" seven or elght ycars I was gt SRR S I L hores et B A | | ¥ n e eam e voppies” " | oibed o o1 e ith Thnmatiom, 1o Home run: Nichols. Stolen, baset| g m, bk, by Hero (Hall Firat Nursers as won by | French machinations and the weak-kneed Instantly. Lttt B ML S S T Jouble ) oliins: | Lo el R AR piite also won | policy of America i orking pretty hard look er my fam- 8 i in aron Marguerite ; s’ plate Wild [rishman, S S Hiras b 7 2 A i TaE P T Sec- | 11y 1s what I think brought on the trouble. 1 balla: QL Hich St | Free silver with Johnny Relff up, being second The 8 L e LobR] OOl | AP RINUELOT Sab i S AN B0 [T iwak 1uia wore: s the mdmloke Oainle: Nichols, 1 by Mer e Wik non-repentant mood,” refers to Great|retary Vanderlip has returned to the city ninge R IRER Sally Simpson 3 Jockey Bren Suspended. Britain’s reply in the same tone as the|from New York, where he had a confer- | U8 and became some better after being up Score, second game: i ¢ o lpd, & o y v < . Pennant Chatn Whee Score, second gam e Matborn : W YORK, Sept. 3-The stewards or- | paily Chronicle and says ence with tho subtreasury officials in re. | @10 around for some time. 1 saw Doan's TR b omapig g T RH.OAE, RILOAR Imeé v s e the Femainder of "the “mecting after| ‘“The country would be both astonished | gard to supplylng the demand for small | Kidney Pills advertised and got them at HE COLUMINA COASTER NRARE Hamilt'n, cf 1 3 0 0 0 Vani'n, of. 0 5 0 | Time sixth race at Gravesend for foul rid- |and shocked if our government did not|notes to move the crops now being gath- | Kubn & Co's drug store. Before takiug all | § gads greatly to the exhliarating qual- Long. 4 9 Selbach, 160 0 3 0 9| — warmly support the German proposal. It |ered. Mr. Vanderlip sald today that while | Of the box I knew they were benefiting me, ity, vestfuliiess and’ ease of cyeling o et w0014 0| JOCKEY BURNS IS SET DOWN BewWIoin, Wik iz simply inconcelvable that the British, of | the demand came a lttle earlier and n a | They cured my back and belped my rheuma- | | Send for 1 tedamookiet-OUEHWE 3 Doyle, 1b... 0 010 1 1 The third match between the local and | all Eovernmenis, should refuse to accede | slightly stronger volume than laat year, |Sm0 S5 by it F HOME D, CT th 00001 & broy . y 0 > sense extraord The | Sola for 0 per box by all dealers. Fos- 3 . CT. e R 8 ,“lnn'lv-- Riding on Intrusive nt |Omaha howlers of ten pins played at Coun- | t0 & proposal at once so reasonable and | it was in no sense extraordinary. The | FOG B ,‘,,' Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents Neb. Cycle Co mbla Dealers (arady, 00200 Gravesend Results in cfl Bluffs last night resulted in a (lul\lm‘i":lfl . A bty l:“ "“‘l“-”‘:“ B in U ov thig Unibed AR . T gmaha Bicycle Co, ofCarricic, 1.0 0 1 4 1 Diigukiinbud Victory for the Omahans by winning three| The editorial procceds to quote from | condition to meet all demands than at pres: . B Jmaha, Neb. | fhaening eiralght Enmee; - This aive o the Times' Deriin correspondent to the|ent. This was equally true of notes of [ Kemember the name, Doan's, and take no AW RS et X g | straight games. This gives Omaba two out | 0 | . - substitute Boston © 60000020 s3] NEW YORK, Sept. 2%.—Fine autumn |of three games. The score follows | effect that the German note cousisted of|small denominations. Small silver notes in Hason- o 08980180 01| weather and a program which promised COUNGIL BLUFF | two well aefinea parts, the first contalning | any quantity could be supplied instatly to -— Tathed tune ton, 3. Two-base hit:|Bo0d sport attracted a big crowd to the 1at 1) the views of th an government that | meet any call and upon the deposit of sil- n fi pli rpa; Batton, 5 erpent, M| B020 S B e ot P 2 | vaaon s | b et o e sarvemierea - | v corencaten ot ‘urse - acnminsions | DUY's CONSUMPTION Lowe, Tenney First base on balls: Of again had bad time In the se t | Ple ing 109 1 fore negotiations w begun, and the se ones, twos, fives or tens would be forth- ronchitis, Chi Coughs, o oft” Carrick, 4. Struck out: By | winner le players b ell 5 i : / 4 Pt Towts, 45 oft Curvick, L. Struck quts BY | winnees, ‘The plagers begun well : : 16% | Gud. setting forth the prosossl that Chias | coming, For the bresent the department | PUNG Dyspapaia of what OF OMAHA a_pitch, Lewis hour ( she did in commanding style, stamping h Sisam 2 should fuvite the foreign ministers in | would meet the present call by exchanging " " | there has been stamped out, tho last pa | tient having been discharged from the de Colambia, Wartford, Stormer and kly curad by - e —— taking DUPFY'S AALT DRY GOJDS and forty-five minutes. U r self one of the best 2-year-old | Pekin to designate those whom they re- | gold certificate nd United States WHISKEY. A tabiespoonts | §oar but atter that the tirst | ard as the ringleaders. The correspondent | notes for large ones In about equal propor- M i gnss of water threetines both A -‘lwl and ;y | v‘|||hy Poter ‘ A stron 8¢ Sl " e | to dissent frowm o first part of the note The higher price of cotton in the sgouth ls e Beware of Imitations. m' o' ver had w ehance. Al | thotce but Licter iarl gulopedin 4 ; h and that the United States government|Mr. Vanderlip explained, had stimulated SHiosas, trom The Uride. The tim 1 contused the ortions an early movement of the crop and the Hoaw|l W 0.A.F fod o new track record : 1 He " add a: appears to be admitted | high price had called for larger amounts . y 1 r N -, Y Y, ociraw 0 stran , jrovement was Surprisin : ; | D, ds, Furnishin Lo Chilas o A tuEaaY o the Pame ki e - that Gern will not insist upon pressing | of small notes than last year. Chicago nul.wnAI Alls ry Goods, [Furnishing Goods MeCart'y, 160 3 3 won by Godtrey in just two J 1 | her v br the west generally had thought that the AND NOTIONS. 0 Mo > 0 slower time. T ! The fifth e th ; onic Misrehoe r | 1 noludes with an expres- | call for small notes from that section P Kelstor Bradiey, 1. 0 1 McMeekin, the favorite, Serrano and ln- | ed tor thirty years with diarihoea | will both endorse the view and support the | but latterly the demand has Increased to ¢ | BOILER AND SHEST IRON WOR:{ Bl b trusive ran lupped for the ereater part and thought I was past being curcd It suggests, however, thut or beyond that of last year. This, together oo X the journey, with Andronicus trailing. Th ¥ o threo first named horscs came (o (h 8. Halloway of French Camp, M concelvable tha 8 y ¢ | with the calls from the south, had found WHAT v i s ¢ | direte head and hoad Bt when sz ghi } I had spent so much time and money and o go ! | the New York bankers rather short-hauded 1 %) 3 EVERY Dr'ke' \“lsgn wuffered so much that 1 had given up all n on. in small notes, but 1t was expected that ail but strc supported by hiy stabie . Bt Louls ... 20001060 o8| win & Tush and wob. rif ¥ a | hopes of recov L was o feeble from | sufficien lemands would be met promptly after a WOMAN & Wi“mmm Chicago 10000000 0-1|length from Intrusive the effects oi the diarrhoea that I c 1o - very few days hd JiEarned ‘run: Chicago, 1 Two-base hi: | horses hud w bumping maich @il (hroukh | ng ind of labor, could not even travel, bt MMV ¢ T om YAYIT | Gold certificates of $20 denomination ag: WANTS sraSiccessors Wilsom & Drake. o eldrick hree-buse h lace, Suc- | the stretch, Bur as held respor 4 4 | gregating ak | r anufacture bolle oke stac yifice hits: Heldrick, Donov Childs, | and his moant, Intrusive, was d by accident I was permitted to ind a bottle | AJL M | | i | gregating about $300,000 was received at the | breechings, pressure, rendering, sheep dip, Double plays: Childs'to Bradley; Sirang | while he was set down for two d | of Chamberiain's C Cholera and * ‘ sub-treasury from Washington today, as || i h lard and water tanke, boller tuves co to Childs to Bradley, Bases on balls: Off | ilenry todk the jockey hon e Importers and Jobbers of am o pleased with the result that I am | r t v Ass S y o d, second hand bolles 4 Diarrhoea Remedy and after taking several | was promised yesterday by Assistant Sec- stantly on har Budhoff, 4 off Cuniingham., 2. ¢ winning mounts, "1t was & 2] Sarombily | 2 : D A o iy Budhofr, 2. Stolen base: Hullman was signed to ride ! | potties I am entirely cured of that trouble, | nued from First Page.) retary of the Treasury Vanderllp. It Is Pepaira in ity or country. 1ith and Piarcer ovan. Time: 140, Umpire drety noxt vear: | Reatilte ; T has boen degraded and that (his Ta e | €Xpected that they will temporarily re- ing of irat six furlongs: Ellzabeth | onvious that it be In reach of all Who |, s yo oy o Eraded and thd 18 " | lieve the scarcity of small notes in this ) 4 ik . M 15 (Hetiry fo. B “won: Luna, 110 | oxlous toet it lieved to b due to the favorabie attitude | 'ty 8 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. Jirookiyn .. ; Musket rurner), 8t 1, third. Tme: | - [16E sihe 2 omuisbiTeNAR S EarlRUbER: Mok ) : /: Es P T Vil "ltisburg . 1:10 2. ] ster, S r Y | Goodnow an the other consuls have con- War Veter Meet, ~ Fiiachia B | b e P S 0 | ARMY POST FOR GALVESTON |10t aieuniiny o mhotening. vuk | WASHINGTON, Bape-so—ie aecond an- | N , estern Electrical oston ... ; ; pper also . ran. | ' S Chicago ; HoE A Sl e ana : — . lost on | the PPOtest has not yet been made. The | nual meeting of the Spanish War Veter- B b B Touls i aron, 111 (Henry), 10 to b Re-Hatall went of Military Post ™ | French consul at Shanghal reports, how-| ans' Association of the United States was ompflny Elncinnatt " Chime, SR, Knight), 15 to 1, sec Inland Wil X | ever. that he and Mr. Goodnow have joined | called to order in this city today by the ; y Wiite and Motley al ROEE 9F |in 8 prc B sl veq | Stnd commander, J. " Warren Keiter ot I Electrical Supplies. " Bay Shore stakes, about & el X The State department has ales recelved | Ohlo. General Keifer in his address rec- HUDSON, Mi 5 T \ Licber Karl, 110 (Burns), 9 to 3 {1 YABEINGTON, Bey The re-estab- ocoral dispatches from Mr. Rockhill rela- : CRANITONIO Nisststs Wistag Balls sad i Listing Nebraska Indian e The Pride, 104 (Odom), 4 to 1 and 6 to | lishment of the army post at San Jaciato, | s L Yor y ; ™ 5 E;: Josterduy. Indians gl sccond: Mechunua, T (Henr). 0 (o Galveston, will depend eutirely on“the r L\r v‘;.‘r‘.y\ ;mrmrt n ]v«)wl :I‘l:‘l’wllur Con- E MICROSCOPE, G. W. JOHNSON, Mgr. 1523 Howard Bt. lew this “seaso oug s r e 1:094-5. Bettle Gray and Po- [ oo b X O eineer oMcers ro. | B€F and the progre:s of his Inquiries INTERESTING, IF TRU wir needs food to keep it allve. emremm————— ! TR T e ourth race. o A haese il | e MRSl by Anr Wi i Praparing Asiatio Flest, varstia o (s icaly SHEESCEY JNS'the SAFE AND IRON w ORKS. :3'.-:“\"‘0?‘.:";1 Canada.’ The red men wori :m.: w\.m.- 116 .'”"xmf 8 o 1. won; Buf- | of engincers, to o er the feastbility aud | The navy ts pushing steadily abead in the [ yom Cam Try it for Yourselt and ,.,,.'. Rals o S o e o ——r ames and lo 3 i have all de- O 08 _(0'Con ), 10 to 1 and 114 o " t ¢ th e ot the orders glven by Secretary >, ” If the roots have been weakened by the arted o their vark tvatlons, whero | sccond; Fluke, @ (Shaw), 15 1o advisability of the reconstruction of the Prove It. S _ ) ; il h h s f hey will stuy until next season Time: ‘1 Midnight Chime. Eifin Co- | fortifications at that and other points g ho Te-eaforcement of the Aslatla | oo Lo o Sl o [ tteke of iae sstlp miseobs, your NiF @ Umaéaha dSate R e oL nig, Ringleadér, Mark Cheek, Pincher and | the harbor. The San Jacinto garrison su et. A messuge came to the department| g hongia Tablets will digest 5,000| A sure sign of “halr disease'’ is dandruft Tho game of baxe batl which was to have | Fifth Face, mile and ghth: An- | fered severely {rom the recent hurricane. | from Admiral Schley at Montevideo = an-| g B0 oqt eggs or other wholesome | ark e crorir ot ouad ko Femain it smoth and iron works e of base ball which onave| Fifth ‘race mile and onc-cighth: An- | fered severely from the recent h [ Gl ey 8 ey e ooy | STalns of mest, exgs or other wholesome | ers the growty of poos helr peon piayed between the Youns Men's | dronicus, ¥ (O Connor), 10 to 1, won: Ser- | All the bulldings were destroyed. The forti- | L IRCIE HE FCe & o etating fhat | 008, and this olaim has been proven by| HeretSfers the frestment of dissesss of G. ANDREEN, Prop. pristlan’ assoctation Working Hoys anc \ g 5 and 3'to 5 | fications were damaged badly. The soldiers | that place fr alm 8 ating the fék (s . or. | the Hair and Bcalp has been a matter of the Plattsmouth Tigers last Saturday was | fecond: Mookl third, Time: 1:08 40 | have been withdrawn and the post, tempo- | 48 500n as it can take on coal it will start | Setual CxXperineBt, wiich Shvane con por awork, without regard (o the cause. | Makes & speciulty of— ostponed on account of vain until next | Latrusive finished second, but was disquali- | b e J e post, tempo- | o etly across the South Atlantic for the|fOFm for himself in the following manner 1 ¢ Cranitonic Halr FIIRE ESCAres, B aay. Boptember B Asomulon parie | “Slxth race, five and one-haif ¢ o Dol g ta bulld « | Msditarser n it fo Manila. Cap- | Cut bard boiled eggs into very small pleces, | and Scalp Tratityte of New Yorx, tne i SHUTTERS, ed at 4 p. at the As ark. | Sixth five and one-hal ] t 18 sald it may be necessary to build a [ Mediterrancan on its way to Manila. Cap-| 2 b eatad Talnca it e nd only Clinjc In America devot a ot Bioot Rite & Albert Hanson will pitch for the Working | selling: Anfmority, 101 (J. Siack) sea wall as a requisite to the re-estab tain Cralg, commanding the crulser Albany, |38 it would be it masticated, placo tho egg | S10 7 §IPHGF S pealp. the cause. of b ARE PR P, e won; Dangerfield, 106 (1. k . 1 he 1 Ablish- } ree 8 bottl 3 Boys. i 1, 105 (7 Blrng, ) _ h By bt ek et e s | and two or three of the tablets in a bottle | the diseays ls earned by Weans of & M- — §to' L second; hhe’ Golden iy ment of the military post on the fsland, |also report rom 1ha | B0 O O iRiaE WAt waiar Bsated (o 38| Bataeil! Banitatar sor e it N Organize all Team. ol § to 1 thirde Time: 10830 Luck, | The engincer board, of which Colonel Rob. | Plereaus that his & 43 able to get off | | rees (the temperature of the body) and | fegted by exact and sclentific methods vls &, uuw "I Imn ATLANTIC 25, —(Speclal.)—The | Billion Snark, Malden and Mark Lanc | oo % obodiqant “will meet at Galveston | for China degrecs (the tewp From an examination of 1060 diferent I s, g0t bail playe ar's team and | 4150 T3 [[ania S Breiasml il mastiat st General Chattee reported to the War de- | KeeP it at this temperature for three and ot & hair no fewer than % ¥ > @il those Interested in the 14 a - Tin ot o5 the o Laln Riche: the sta=| t . b one-half hours, at the end of which time nt diseases of the hair and scaip MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS meeting last mrh\ Hac orgs: eam | HICAGO, Sept. 2 —Sllurlan ]"'; upon | tion ensineer, {8 gathering Information now | Partment today by cable that m,.q..;..;h be egg will be as completely digested as it | ¥57%, ldentifled, many of them contagious OF MACHINERY. for this vear. Ross Wallace was chosen CAGO, Sept. 2% —8liuria ked upon | opoerning e condition o s public | Were quict at Pekin and indicated that he | 'B® be pletely digested a d dangerous In the extreme. 5 oy nceraing ndition of the public g tg " he | would have been in the healthy stomach of | *%¢ €4R8€TOUR TR P18 GENERAL REPAIRING A SPECIALTY tain and manager. Van McCurdy o of the be ts at thé local track, | jule ot 4 ;;" ted. transurer and Ed McGoe 5 feat in i race at Hawthorne | works in and about the harbor for its con- | Bimsel 1 remain in command of the IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. ary 3 b h Shine hungry boy. ) St 0f the old players ar Wy and was ung v par: | gideratio troops that are to stay in the Chinese cap- [® ? = O . for work. this year. Atantio has of the purse ent oasl Idepation A ‘vd During his temporary absenca in Tiea | The point of this experiment is that what 1601, 150 and Jackaon Street, Omaba, Neb. Tel. B3, lancidcanm [0D N UNIDSE 0C YAATE AN | Ru wae neTeE B fha 8187 Root's Condition Tmproying. In General Wilson has been in command | Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets will do to th “ A IR rOO D. B Zabriskle, Agent. J. B. Cowglll, M R o R e | n scored | be the only hor Tuce and | WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.—Adjutant Gen- the Bakin: fAnaes ¢gg In the bottle it will do to the egg or s & L galnat in two years ; W A the post at [ oral Corbin has recelved a personal letter ] meat in the stomach and nothing else will [ The advantages of thess rescarchios 4 b |8 to 5 it wiis exactly ; ; red froa to ull readers, who wi ! fon'ship of lowa outaide (he college team | 1o 5 Although Sas gxactly | trom Secrotary Root saying that his condi- | RUSSIA OCCUPIES THE FORTS |reet and inviorate tho siomach so safely | &1 ad tren 10 Ril TAAGATN M0% Mo Om mlhl Machine Works he games will be played in the ball park | to the ilking Bradn e woR | et MUECTE R LI A Bue S and effectually. Even a little child can take | Bee, Pattern Makers and Model Builders. ] L She Ralinen, | Aeine 18 2 s g Mk BEAR . 100 Stuart's Tablets with safety and benefit if A AN AN anufacturers and. Dealers—Bies jrent Lo the front a once and increased hi3 | of a purpose to return to Washington 1n | cifuese Wad Fied Before Troops Ar. | SLUATUS Tablets with safety and honel 1’ v Manifucturers and Deaters-Siean G ON lead at exery bost, He won by “thteo | (ne immediate future. Secretary Root is at R T its digestion is weak and thousands o pon receint of this Bes coun itings, Elevator Supplics, Steam HANG sengt ‘ Rue | S Umen home At Southamaton: L. 3., a0 ; cures accomplished by thelr regular daily | m‘ ut' 4nd enelosiug a small vam :ngines and Bollers, Gasoline En Coffee Topers nx Bad as Other Jflrat rnco. seven furlongs: lcen, 10 convalesclng from an operation s Tain Rallroad. use are caslly explained when it 15 under- | (Winkfield 0 5, won: Al Hrown, 102 (V n b | 00d a ey e composed of vegetable | e of §oa y matl prepai Specialty actor d office fou “A friend of our family who lived with | Wi ) do 0 woni Al Brown, 102 (W5 | removal of a carbuncle in his breast TAKU, Sept, 24—A Tussian force of six [$100d that they are compased of vegetable | "‘,: of ‘calp Sour. by mail prepaid pecialiy " Factory, and aftice’ 5514 South us o short time Was a great coffee driuker [ (Dupcell 10 (0 4, (hind © rine ity Li e oenood companies of Infaniry and wo squadrons | SEenceR, sseptlc pepsin, dinstase and Gols | ¢ the, only, BrapatAilons AT, (myiN cE 3 P tie i, Alber ewoy > Brincs g ; Lo oD% | den Seal, which mingles w e food and | IR Soan ke otk wnd a coutinual sufferer v\H)‘\ A ‘u. He | 17 Offence, Nobbie, Aleen Abbott, Bur WASHIN pt. 2 he cousus | Of cAvalry occupied the Lu Tai forts | Cbrprrriag s ik (s Hiareikad ““ :.‘llrhsh:(‘l pon, the o r;w‘n;l .f Ei.8VALIOL SUPPLIES. e s COlTee e drutor il | Sotkis, ualkaway, Cast Anchor' and Mc-| pureau announces that the population of [DIENE without suferiug any casunitles. The | iop00, 5 cbance to recuperate | ¢ examination by “our Physicians, ut you kuow how the coffee drinke Jiber also T ; e o Chinese had previously fled. The Russians will also prescribe curative treatment . 4 Second race. six furlongs: Tame Irishman, | Rockford, 111, 1s 81,051, as aganst 23,584 in - iy Dietiug never cures dyspepsia, neither do 3 Bold onto his coffee, even it ho knows It {7 NIy, 2 1o 1. won; Juke Weber. | 1890. This is an increase of 7,467, or 31,66 | A® rebuilding the Tien Taln rallway sta- | o, ©0 0 Gl modicines, which simply | § Fo¢ ©F charse oauses dyspepsia. 102 (Harshburger), 7 to 1. second; Loval: | par cent | tion and otbers, and- the prospect that the . a i Q R . houreer T te and Inflame the intestines |3 Neme, ... VPR X y ¥ “One day he sald to me that Postum Food | etta, 108 (T Waods), 15 to 1, third. Tim: Th rallway will be handed over to another “ 3 ug- | 116, L. Caton, Jim Gore ‘I, Bettie I, e population of Dallas, Tex., is 4 | iy . When enough food is eaten and promptiy | § n . geated that he would like very much to try | “Third race, five and - halt furlongs: | grease of 4,571, or 12.01 per cont M. de Giers, will remain at Pekin for the 1t 1 secured a package and made It sirict- | Kasan, 16 CTally). & to 3 woni Tyr 1L e OF 14 present In fact ‘*“l’ ‘uhf.“ ""‘ '“"‘d’r:‘ "":::‘1' )“f"l"l}' Blate, wiviiinnninen cerenn Hand Power Elevators, Iy according to directions. He was do- [ (Duped) 1 to 3 second. Handy Manx, \d Consus Reports. Au_expedition will start from Taku for | 3% 0od digeation means good hea Bireet and No, oo AUTOMATIO HATON GATES. Mghted with the new beverage, s WAS|§ijyrian, Harbar M, Jiminez and Miss | WASHINGTON, Sept .—The census o Ting Fu, September 2. AR st 3 § s . ¢ | R .""y ‘ons of our family. He became very | Troubadour also ran i 0n LALl f1te Faiatiat SR The merlt and success of Stuart's Dyspep- | § Is your hair faling out? seened | KIMBALL BROS, COUNCIL 1 8, Ia o n 3 . P P § de and they are 2 o 10, fond of it and in & short time his dyspepsia |, X 'H‘l:‘;;(rm o deven furlongs: The Ladv, | oSy orh, Tox., Is 26,688, as agalost 23,07 Disposition of French Troop wia Tablets are world wide and they ar Biva nad ondaies b . | ¢ PARIS,, Sept. 26 o oyra | s0la at the moderate price of G0c, for full - d. He continued using the Pos- | Njariin) 5 to 1, second: 'Sly, 100 (Giyin in 1890. This is an increase of I PARIS,, Bopt. peral Voyrop, the (& T-nw::;a R s mastas setned| T akime ' dinter Tl Lairmon ey e o comm nder-in-chief of the French forces |sized package in every drug store in the|§ Is & greasy or s it dry? ... it | . Davis on N 141y Marsira and Nellle Fonso als in Chiua, telegraphs that his troops [ United Btates and Canada, as well as ““i Does your scelp 1teh? .....cviivies ¥ of your hair. we will gend you a F gines, Cream Separators, Machin BOTTLE of Cranitonto Hatr Food ar sts Supplics. High Grade Repair Work a twolve pounds. Fifth race. one mile and a quarter ———— ore ! 4 ; 9 e vou landed at Taku September 21 and that his [ Europe. Agents the Hichmon My husband is & practicing physiclan | o7 (MeDermott), 4 to 1. won, | A good many consumptives would be % .| o ested a cxem uption calp? i 3 nl and regards Postum as the healthiest of | 104 (Mitchell), 15 to 1, second; cured and the worst oases comforted and | headquarters have been cstablished at Tien | For the information of those interested a ; Any ecxema or eruptiuns on scalp alety Gates and (. Martin), 8 to 1, third b O | ro 3 little book will be mailed free by address- Fire . Deveragen. He never drinks coffes, but Is | (T MArtny 6 to 1, ihirg Tine: LT | relieved by uslug Foley's Honey and Tar. | Tsin 3 FONIC INSTIT U Flevator Hyd nd Hand Blevators ery fond of Postum. In fact, all of our [ PiiCoia also ran. Suggest it to those afficted. You should | The following is the presemt disposition |ing ¥. A. Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich, glv- CRANITONIC INSTITCTE, o Flevator Mydraulio aud Bievators. m:{uy are and we never think of drinking | = Sixth race one mila and seventy yards: |do this a friend. Myers-Dillon Drug | of General Voyron's troops: Artillery, be- | ing briefly the symptoms of the \Arle‘v; 140 Temple Court New vork ciry, | ¥ ‘~ ale ;)x;‘ tug " “r;‘ A A & :.ma 3 Loutsvitle, 91 (J. T, Woodw won; | ¢ ; g bekin and Tien Tsin: Elghteenth |forms of stomach weakness, causes and | Retaf} drug trade supplied by Richard vo Cups for Elevators, Engine coffee any more.* Mrs. Mary E. Brown, | houlsvitie §1 07 L Voed Co., Omaba; Dillen's Drug Store, South | tween Pekin and Tien Tsin: Eighteenth w . op Rt araar 0 u chelo Y 3 o Drug Co., Omala Printog Pressscs | Waterford, Va. Blossom, 102 (Tally), 8 to 1, third, Omaha marine infautry echelonned between Pekin | cure. |