Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 27, 1903, Page 5

STRUE DEBATED RULE Players May Be Drafted b Major Leagues Regardless of Pr or Oonditions. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION LOSES POINT e Ball Commission Assigns Players Drafied Under Terms of Agreement 1o Clabs Drafting Them, Set- & Mauny Comtests. CINCINNATI % -The National Base Ball commission; with Chalrilan Au- ast Herrmasn, Secretary J. B. Bruce, Harry C. Pulllam, president of the Na- jonal league, and Ban B. Johason, presi- dent of the American league, present, was n ion here all day and adjourned to- pight withput taking actigpn on the case of Ambrose Putnam, Jobn JHickey, E. 8. uick, Arthur Devlin, Charles Jomes, Gus undon, O. J. Ferfy, M. Mclntyre, John Dilion, P. J. Denovan, McPherson and erry and My, Laudghslager. Among bose who appeared before the commission uring the day were President P. T. Pow- and Secretary J. H. Farrell of the N jonal Assoclation of Minor Leagues; H V. Lucas, president of the Pacific National eague, M. H. Sexton, president of the Nestern lpague; R. B. Burke, Denver; T Brice, William Climes, Quinn, “olumbus: T. C. Grifith, J. J. Nevin and villlam Murray, Jersey Oity; Bdward danlon, Baitimore: W. W. Burnham, Ne rk, N, ¥; George Stallings, Buffalo jeorge Tebeau, Loulsvifle; Edwara Bar- ows, Detroit, and W. M. Kavanaugh The most important work of the day was he dectsioh establishing the absolute right | )t the major lsagues to draft players from he mindr leagues, and when this matter as gettied it earried with it results affect- ng most of the twenty-one contests pre- ented for players. -Claims for Augustus verne, drafted by Cleveland from Colum- bus and claimed by Decatur, were with- Arawn. . The first case Qeeided was that of Roscoe Egilier, & Plicher awarded to the Pittsburg Vationals igstead of the New York Amer- ns. James Cockman and E. B. Kaufman Clatmed to have been purchased by the Philadelphia National team, were awarded 0 Miwaukee. Two New Rules. o addftional rules, Nos. 4 and 35, ere added to the national agreement. Rule 24 provides that esth club must send 0 the spcretary of the national commission before August in each year a list of its urchased players and that so one not on ich list can ever be claimed after that ta, Rule 3 provides that there shall be no jpurchases of releases of players made dur- the drafiing period and that such pur- chases would not be allowed as agains the draft of any such pliyers. It was hel hat section § of the mational agreement conflicting with section 6 and & definite nterpretation was made so that the draft- ng period would be from September 1 to 0 Do sales permitted during wi com 18 not justified by any provisign of the national ent CF eliner Jarty 1o it during e, Giscussion y to at Buffalo and Cincinnati final adoption. The v representatives of the at no €ime during t provision of tbe fie players makes ‘theln position tionablg 1 to October 15 of ed and {1 ey ik wl m soclation “"'""';.1‘ that na without It_shou'd slso the National As- t in its ocon- tention, the very ob: the agreement. insofar as it pertains to pluyers. would be violated, for players could not advance in a‘r profession If this practice was to followed Players Assigsed Under Rule. Our finding is that the drafting of play- ers during the prescribed term m: precedence over eversthing. and rafu 4 period and a the cond! e tien o it & sem plied with. niayers belong to the clubs by whom drafted We find therefore that the following ere in addition to those about whom is o dispute. have been regularly drafted under the provisions of the sgreement. and all conditions complied with. and belong to_the clubs by whom drafted Champ Osteen awarded to Washineton glub, American league; B4 A Waleh - to C 0. 'American lpague; Thomas Jones awarded o St. Louis Amer- fean leagne. James Delehanty, awarded 4o Boston. National league; Albert Jacobson, awerded to Washington American league: Fred C. Ravmer. awarded to Boston onal teague; Grorge Wrigley. awarded 1o ' Chicago. American lesgue: Fisher. awarded to Boston National league: Mantmomery awarded to . New Vorx, American league; Frank . Smih awarded to Chicago. American league: Tom Dougherty, awarded 1o Chicago. lay- There American awsrded All_ other players wh r the terms of the al agreemen pliapce with the conditions of wection W, are iy awarded #ioclive clubs so drafting them We also recommend that a copy ntation be sent to t an_lepgue, o th 1 lesgue. and to J. H. Farrell National _association HARRY C. PULLIAM B B » 5, re- article the of this of the of the wec- president EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS Athlan « Wins First Race of Quee: mty Joekey Club at Aqueduet. NEW YORK, Oct. % —The fall meeting of the Queens County Jockey club opened today Aqueduct and & big crowd was n aitendance. Athlana, at 100 to 1 Won the first race in @ driving finish by half a Jength from Ilyria. Results First_race, handicap, six furlongs: Ath- Amelia |lana wom, liiyria second, Lady thied. Time: 116% one mile: All Gold Meistersinger Sccond race, seliing. Nevermore second, third. Time: 1524 Third race, The Creedmoor, six furlongs Juvenal Maxim won, Divination second. Race King third Time Fourthrace, Agueduct handicap, mile and one-sixteenth Wild Thyme won, Embar- rassment second, Ahumada third Time 1:4b%. | _Pifth race, selling | Plume won, < Belle c.de second, Oriskuny third Yme: 1:01 Sixth race, selng, five furlongs: Julia M. won, Agnes Brennan second, Conkling third. _Time: L% CHICAGO, Oct. 2% —Results First race, five and a half furlongs Meyor Johnson wom, Zyra second, Kim- Deriey Second race, of . Time: 1506 3 re Soldler of six furloees rtune won, General Stcw.rd second. In- | strument third. Time: 1:14% Third race. one mile: Anecke won, In- cubator second, Dolly Hayman third. Time e Fourth race, six furlon Gregor K. second, The 115 Fifth race, ope mile and one-sixteenth Mesezo won, Christine A. second, Dodie B_third. Time: 1:47%. Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards: Benson Caldwell won, Bluemint second, Sidney Sabath third. Time: 1:6%. §T. LOUI&, Oct. % —Results: First_race. five furlongs: Oug Lillie won. L Tristle second, Lady Fonso third Time: 1 i Becond race, six furiongs: Harry Beck fon, General! Frig second, Mr. Phinizy thir me: 116%. five ‘and ome-half furlongs: Bummer_won, third. Time: Third race, Woodson, won, Kiowa Chief second, Mankins third. ime . N fore six furiongs, handicap: Mal- ster won, Frank Bell second, Lady ldris thifd, Timer 1:14. E Fifth race, one mile and one-stxteenth Athelroy won. Glennevis second, Lady Strathmore/third. Time: 1:48%. i Bixth race, one mile and seventy yards Lasse won, Plerce J second, Helen Print third. Time: 1:46% CINCINNATL, Qct, 2.—Results First race, six furiongs: Naulahka won, Dave Sommers second, Barkelmore third. Time: 1:16%. Heind rage, five furlongs: Edna Shan- non won, Mai Lowery second, Vallarambla thind. Time: 1:02%. Third race, one mile: Flora Bright won, Chickadee second, Flaneur third. Time 1:48 ourth race, steeplechase. handicap, short ocourser” Eve: Moe' won,. Falella second, Ttacatiara third. Time: 3:5. Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs: Kern won. CircularJos second. Cheboygan i1 Time: 1:10. liin race, one mile and ney Mosketo won. Bud Embry seco Frank Mc third. Time: 1:46%. WIND STOPS MAJOR DELMAR Fails to Go Against 26.—Major Delmar, the mr‘ma. Oct. 4 ajo! T LS Patch would record for vent was postpo: Was also Anhounced that Dan £0 agaln 0:bile the half-mile tomorro ivorite over no trouble in annex- & race, Jay McGregor ‘money. mnffl- Miller, l'b" tavorite, won the T W Ly e st heat. . The 2:35 trot went to Cathode, which beat the odds-on favorite, kwood Junior, in two straight heats. The result raight have been different had not an accident occurred in the second heat. Immeciately after the e koo ned by Semator Bafley of rea w na Crsas, wnd driven by Marvin, coltided with Geors’ iy Marvi « 'vllflbuvm' to the und, while Great it ran through the feid and completed the circult of the track three times. Summary: Pacing, 221 class, purse : iler, br. Brady). d, ch. m. (Staniey). . § (MecPherson Trotting, 2:15 class, £2,000: Masetto, bk (Dickerson). ey S Nt Questor, b, & (Geers) Dillon Boy, b. b (Walker Tonso, rn. g (Fenlon)... Time: 2:06%, 2:08%. Trotting, 2:235 class, purse $1.000: Cath ch. g (Andrews).. john ol &€, (Thompson) b & W) Kirkwood Junior. br. h. (Geers) Anna Gl{. b. m. (Thomas) - Great Spirit. b. m. (Marvin) Time: 2:134, 2:1¢%. In an amateur trotting maetch Ida High- wood, driven by Mr. Smathers, took two I t heats from George Muscovite, with Mr. Gaylord up, in 2:09% and 3:20%. GRAND ISLAND BEATS HASTINGS Snappy Game Without a Kick Results in Score of Twenty-Three te Nothing. HASTINGS. Neb. Oct. %.—(Special Tele- am.)--Hastings lost in a_ game of foot fall toduy fo Grand lsiana “college by & score of 3 to 0. From start to finish the geme was full of enap and minger and many star playe were made. On the de- fensive Hastings made a reputation for it- self. The fenture of the game was the fact that not a single kick was registered from either side. lneup § f Bt LLL LIl z i 25 Davis Sl Larick ) Cornist, Woast starr Rutberiand Davis B Sutberiand Robinson. L gEmMEL mEre EErH40E 104N mEgm4ow. O4m Bl o Lgomery Touchdowns: Davis Umpires. Adsm Breede Timer, Miner and and Linesman, Peters. With the Bowlers. On_ Clark's alleys last evening the Omahas won two of three games from the Armours. The score OMAHAS. RENE ARMOURS. &leaavee gl - Among porting enthusiasts in Cined” Biutts Baturday afiernoon next s wcheddied between Scoteh | Bl eaaxs | at Hi | of five of jts best men, including THE OMAHA DAILY FIRE ENCINE FIRMS CONTEST International and Nott Eogine Companies Both Want to Sell NOTT REPRESENTATIVE BEFORE COUNCIL @ Fire Chief Faver Metro- Engine, but Councfl May Arrange for Competition Test. Fire engines and the respective merita of the trust and anti-trust machines were iscussed before the council in committee session yesterday afternoon Only five councilmen, were present. however, and it was decided to defer action for a week or two. The city about to buy a steamer for the engine house under comstruction at Eleventh and Jackeon streets, and the mayor and fire chief had decided that the “Metropolitan™ engine, manufactured by the International Fire Engine company. which is the trust, is the best steamer on the market E. A. Wilkinson, sales agent for the Nott Fire Engine company of Minneapolis. the sole independent firm. disputed this paint and sald his engine is superior. He asked for a competitive test, and some of the councilmen seemed to favor such a demonstration, but the mayor and Chief Balter 414 not, saying that the city Is not in a position to experiment with fire ap- tus. Mr. Wlikinson stated that he had written Chiet Salter on October 14, asking Informa- tion concerning the proposed purchase and requesting a chance to submit a proposi- tion. The chief replled that it had been decided to buy a ““Metropolitan” engine, for the reason that he considered it the best The agent yesterday offered to sell the Nott steamer for $5.3, freight prepald, againet the price of $5.500, f. o. b., Cincin- nati, named by the trust. He said he had sought and falled to re- celve a hearing before the advisory board, which had recommended the purchase of the' “Metropolitan™ engine. Concerning a test which resulted disastrously for the Nott engine at Atiantic City a year ago, Wilkinson admitted that his steamer had been badly worsted, but insinuated that it had been done by unfalr methods, and that he had learned “to slecp with his engine” while making tests. The trial was under peculiarly unfortunate conditions, he de- clared, and since then many improvements have been made and & new boller just perfected which he believes to be the peer of any in use. Chief Salter Against a Nott Engine. The fire engine man used up more than an hour talking about the Nott engine and his competitors and read proposed ar- ticles for a competitive test in Omaha. He wanted this, he said, to demonstrate his claim that his machine is the best, or to pay the expensés of the fire chief or a rellable machinist to Minneapolis to ex- amine an engine being built for Atlanta, Ga. Lastly, he said he would be willing to bring this engine to Omaha enroute and show what it could do. It is smaller than the kind Omaha wants, the largest size in common use being what is demanded here. Telegrams from Thomas Sturgis, fire commissioner of New York City, which is using five Nott engines, and from five other cities using the engine, were sub- mitted by Comptrolier Lobeck. Each wire said the Nott engines had given entire satisfaction. Chief Salter said & year and a half ago, when he was making inquiries as to fire engines, the Nott engine was not then on the market; that he found the Metropolitan engine warmly commended everywhere; that it had been tried and proven meri- torious, combing all the good features of the gtandard fire engines, the manufac- turers of which had combined. When asked by Councilman Nicholson if he had any objections to & competitive test be replied | in the negative, but said he didn't see any reason for such a trial Mayor Favors Metropolitan. Mayor Moores said that Omaha wanted the best engine on the market, and later was aroused to a romewhat vigorous de- fense of the Metropolitan engine. Council- men Nichoison and Evans urged that the only way to determine the best engine is to test them and favored Wilkinson's pro- posal fo build an engine, submit it for competition with the trust, the loser to pay the expenses and the city to buy the win- ning engine. The mayor said that the International Fire Engine company wished 100 days to build the engipe and that it shouid be de- livered not later tham February 1. The fire chief, he asserted, knew more about fire engines than the remainder of the city officers and his judgment should be taken as Lo the best engine. ‘“The question of a few hundred dollars should not be conm- sidered,” said the mayor. “It is the quality of the engine. The Nott engibe has not proved itself yet and the other has. They offer us the Metropolitan as cheap as sur, rounding cities have obtained it.” Mayer and Wilkinson Have Words. Wilkinson then proposed that Chief Salter come to Minpeapolis at his expense to observe the workings of the Nott steamer, several fire chiefs from leading cities hav- ing promised to aitend the exhibition. The chief, however, flatly declined, saying that | be did not wish 1o be placed In the position of judge. The sales agent then offered to exhfbit the Atlanta, Ga., engine in Omaha enroute south, but the mayer and the fire chief did Dot seem disposed 1o favor this either. Later his honor and Wilkinson had some rather warm conversation, which fell Just a litte short of being an open quarrel. Wilkinson t0ld of some of the maneuvers of the trust and incidents of cuttng prices, including & reduction of $2.400 for three engines soid to Chicago last year. The councilmen — Zimman, Nicholson, Back, Evans and Huntington—talked over the matter in executive session, but re- fused to say what they concluded to do, other than that the matter would be held open & week or 30 10 give the other council- men a chance to participate in the discus- sion and decision. Fool Toan Cretghton. A mass meeting of the students and fac- uity was beld at Creighton university last evening to discuss athletic matters, es- peclal seference being made to the game ust Saturday st Des Moines with | Park. speakers included Father O'Copnor. prefect of studies: Coach McDonald, Man- ager Jenal, Captain Callahan and Professor Brockman The team was complimented in glowing terms. The poor showing it made ehiand Pars was due 18 injury Capiain The strongest players on the team were injured in the recent game with South Dakots. lLast night &ll were out for prac- toe and it is proposed (o put the tealn in -class shape and get it ready for the hard batties which are yet before it. RIA, I Oct. %—Bdward A Sorrels Rimusl Fiymn the men beld by the e “ury for the muder of Thoma 0 el i, A il A A i ik BEE: TUEBDAY OCTOBER 27, 1903. WOMAN [N CLUB AND CRARITY The year book of the lowa Federation of Women's Clubs for 198-1%4 is out this week and is most complete in every par- ticular, with a complete directory of clubs, according to district, excellent committee reports and reports of officers, the reci- procity list, ~onstitution and bylaws and a folding map o° the state, according to dis- tricts, in the back. There are also blank pages for memorandums. First among the notices appears the following excellent ad vice, that might profitably be accepted and followed by the women of Nebraska as well as of Towa: ‘The excellent recommenda- tion of my predecessor, that each club pro- vide for ‘State Federation day’ in its pro- sram, should be adopted by the federated clubs. Read and discuts the state year book in order to familiarize yourselves and keep in touch with the work of the federation.” (Signed) President 1. F. W. C. In her greeting to the clubs Mrs. Alice G. Fletcher, state president, after reciting some of the benmefits that have come through the state organization, cvioses with the following words: *“With the interest and co-operation of every-one of the 10,500 club women of lowa, the possibilities for £00d would be unlimited. We only ask that you freely recelve what we freely give. The educational committee, Mrs. Helen C. Montgomery of Council Bluffs. chair- man, makes a plea for co-operation in in- troducing into the curriculum of the schools of the state, manual training and domestic seience; also in aiding in the effort to secure & building for the teaching of domestic science at the State college at Ames. The art committee especially commends the work of clubs placing works of art in the school rooms, also: the art loan exhibits that have been provided by many clubs, It further advises attention to the arts and crafts movement and hopes to be able to provide good programs for Arts and Crafts day. . The household economics committee says frankly: “We are living too far from tie kitchen, the heart of all homes. We are slowly but surely disgracing this family altar, delegating its priestly offices to bar- barian hands. In other words, we have degraded kitchen work and piaced a social ban upon all women who dare to take it up as a means of livelthood. We trust that no club will-turn from this without giving at least one hour during the year for the consideration of this vital question 1f not deemed worthy & well written paper, then give a short time to the discussion of why kitchen work should be thought degrading and the best means of changing public cpinion in this matter.” The child labor committee suggests th the clubs confer with their legislators o cerning child labor before the meeting of the legisiature in January, calling their attention to what other states are doing in this matter and arousing an intefest in it. The club program committee makes a plea for a specialized program, pointing out that many clubs are still trying to crowd too much into one club year and losing much thereby. The club extension cammittee is pushing plans for several district meetings to be held this autumn and urges that they be well attended. There was a meeting of the club women of Council Bluffs last week to plan for the entertainment of the meeting of the Ninth district of the federatton, which will be held in Council Blufts December 1 and 2. Mrs. Thomas Metcalf I8 president of the local committes. There are in all twenty- four clubs in the Ninth district federation and about twice that number not afiliated, and-entertainment will be protided for t president and two delegates® from every club in the district. To meet ‘the expense incidental to the entertatnment of the con- vention, each member of {he clubs enter- taining has been assessed 2% cents. Over 150 women were registered at the Red Oak meeting last year and it §s expected that the number will greatly exceed that et the coming meeting. The state president, Mrs. Fletcher, and the ex-president, Mrs Bailey of Des Moines, will be the guests of the meeting, besides several other prom- inent women of Towa and Nebraska who are on the program. Mrs. ¥. W. Miller, corresponding secre- tary of the Nebraska Federation of Women's clubs, has recently removed from Douglas to Lincoln, to make her home. Her address niow is 106 D street The following clipping from a Lincoln elub column may afford some satisfaction if nothing more to some of the local club women. The regrettable part of it all is that club officers have not learned to avoid the sort of thing that occaslons this kind of misunderstanding: Bome misapprehension seems to exist in reference to the breakfast given for Mrs Denison on her recent visit to this city { A few members of the Woman's club have { been quoted as saving that the officers and | beads of departments had been feasting st the expense of the club's treasury. This is entirely untrue. The ladies who gave the breakfast bore the expense mdividually The number of visitors to be entertained some it or ten being in the party fron Fremont. made it desirable that & fuwm. | ber of Iadies combine in giving the break- fast. The reception in the afternoon was another affair. being complimentary to Mrs Denison from the whole Woman's ciub. It is #ald that many women were absent from the reception through nlaue at not being invited 40 the earlier function. but perhape. their desire to sit at table with the nationnl president would have been les- sened hed they known that all the Lin- coln women present bore @ _share of the exnense. with the exception of twen of three | wha' were invited at short notice to fin | vacancies. The arramgements for tickets ulso interfered with the attendance at the | recention. in smallar clihs no membershin | tickets are jssned and the majority of the members of the Woman's club had not se- cured theirs Crescen t Ba KANBAS CITY, Oct. % —George C. Ke cham, owner of the champior. stallion Cres ceus, sald today that the horse suffered only’ trivial injuries at Sapulpa, 1. T., last Saturday and was not hurt about the legs. Mr. heicham suid that Cresceus’ effort to lower the mile record ever a half mile track here Saturday would be absolutely his last | trial ageinst time. “Cresceus will never again try to break a record after his effort Saturday,” said Mr. Ketcham. “It will be ubsolutely his last trial I intend sending him to Toledo, and thereafter he will be in the stud.” Elkins is Some Better. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2%—The coudi- ton of Willam L. Elkins, the multi-m: | Honatre, who is critically 11l at khis hom: | here, Is reported today to be slightly im | proved. he report that surgeons had { found it necessary to amputate the pa- tent's leg in order (o check the spread of oo was denied by members of the Joliet Plant Resumes Work. JOLIET, IlL. Oct. 2%.—~The Joliet plant of @he Tlinols Sicel company resumed work y in all departments after a shut wn of three weeks. The resumption Sives employment to 2000 men. The En- tervrise plant of the American Steel and Wire company is also in operation again. “] Can’t Go a terrible headache” need be said again. Dr. Miles' Anti- Pain Pills quickly cure and positively pain. No High in 0 SOLD. nality-- of doubtful purity. Drug Store Merchandise and Medicine Low 1n Price The “SYSTEM” upon which we have built up a drug business—which is the largest of any retail drug store in the Transmississippi states—is a very simple one. the goods which our patrons wish. Second, the goods we offer are always the “GENUINE” and “ORIGINAL” ones—no imitations nor goods ALWAYS the LOWEST OBTAINABLE—quality considered—WE WILL ) Fourth, an adequate service at all times. First of all, WE HAVE Third, our prices are OT BE UNDER Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., Gorner Sixteenth and Dodge Streets, Omaha. The Prices Quoted Below Clinch the alsam we sell 406 Plasters G0e Angler's Peroleum B son we well ...... £1 Anti-Germ we se noc Antiphlogist ¢ Arnica Tooth Soap we sell.... . e iwe Ayer's Cherry Pectoral we sell 40c $.00 Ayer's Cherry Pectoral we sell.. 80c 3.0 Ayer's Hair Vigor we seil oL soc c Ayer's Pectoral Plasters we sell.. c Sc Ayer's Pills we sell ! < B §1.00 Ayer's Barsaparilla we seli.... woc e Armours Extiuct Beel we sell.... #c $1.00 Armour's Extract Beef we seli... $0c 3100 Athlophorus wo sell .........oooeues 808 Arsenic Compiesion Wafers with irom, the bicod enmricher a skin whitener, Gfteen dayw ment BOc, 33 days’ treatment $l. mail upon receipt of price. $1 Baker's Barley-Malt W we sel ™ is the Simest Malt Whi made. 500 Bar-Ben we sell..ccoooicnscn 408 S0c Ballard's Hoarhound Syrup we sell $0c %c Beecham's Cough Pills we sell.... 0c $1 Beef, Wine and Iren we sell S0 Bird Manna—makes birds sing.. ¢ Bird Seed, German Mixed, pe: pound package we sell...... Write for vur Catalogue contain- ing ten theusand drug store articies at cut prices. Parties living outside wid club together and send elr list. Sic Birney's Catarrh Powder we sell.. 3oc Bitter Water (imported) we sell... Bic Blackberry Cordlsl we sell e Black Draught we seli... $.00 Booih's Hyome: lohaler, plete, we T c. Boroly ploi we sell ......... g %c Boschee's German Syrup we seli.. #c Bosanko's Cough and Lung BYTup we 8€ll ... .iieeeiiase #c_ Bovinine we sell . 300 Botanic Blood Balm we sell. e Brandreth’s Pllis we sell Small Bromo-Caffeine we sell.. c Bromo-Chioralum we sell . Wc Bromo-Selizer we sell ....... 3¢ Brown's Camph. Tooth Powder we sell o e Brow Broschial Troches wesell ..o.a. B $1.00_Brimidia (Battles) we sell ... iic Buckien's Arnica Salve we seil Bull's Cough Syrup we sell.... #c Burkhart's Vegetable Compound we sell ...... $1.00 Burnham's Sarsaparilia w We well over f omisers and Ne Small Caldwell's Syrup our_price ot mphor lce we sell e Carter's Littie Liver Plils we seli. 31w Carlsbad Sprudel Saits we sell.. $0c Carnick’s So.uble Food we sell.. Zic Cascarets we sell . o Cascarets we seil . e uine) we sell Cough Syrup we sell French Pennyroyal e we sell. ¥ sss B ars upe yums Lty e sell. .. #c of At- of Pepsin, EPEREEEEE Pills we sell ........ Sos . $2 Chichester English Penny- royal Pilis—Diamo: §L.99 Crystai Tonic for .. estcs ® Cramer's Kidney Cure we seil buc Coke's Dandruff Cure we sell .. $:.00 Coke's Dandruff Cure we sell...... Zc Colgate's Talcum Powder we sell safest Crystal Eye the quick cure By mail . S0e Cusho we sell ..... seeessoys $L.00 Coltsfoot Expectorant we sell U Cudany's ¢ Cuticura Boap we sell e Cuticura Baive we sell e Davis Pain Killer we se e Dunderine ve sell . 4 S Davis' Headache Powders we sell . $1.00 DeMirucle Hair Re.ewer we sell. Zc Dewiit's One Minute Cough Cure we sell ... o Sty gt e Dewltt's Witch Hazel e e Dix's Toale Tabiets we sell B Doan's nidney Pilis we sell $.06 Duffy's Malt Whiskey we sell...... D. D. L. Ecrema Cure, per bottle.§1.00 con (for cheantng) we sell 10 Balm we sell Soc c Es Food we sell e %e Espey's Fragrant Cream we sell 0c B Eufiymol Tooth Paste we sell e Esvcalyptus Catarrh Jelly, the Slandest best remedy for ca- rrh. Sold im 25c amd 0O sises. Samp! free. .% Falrchlld's Essence of Pepsin we sell o a® Fellows' we sell ) s “0c Fig Syrep—sgenuine—we sell 3be e Fischers Extract Beef (Lieblg Rt S0, QU s iovasssodioatiny §1°00 Five Droj we sell . Fio Poley's Honey —and Tar Syrup we se g B oo Gargling Oil we well. Small Garfieid Tea we sel &e Giyoothymoline we sefl 1" L lycothymoline we sel pe e Grabam's Cocumber add Tlower Cream we sell Cough eflcctive Price Goc. By mail upon re- celpt of price . Gray's Nerve Food Pills, & specific Argument 1 per box, six for §5. Write for elr- calar. §0c Gassom's Kidney Pills we well ... :1 0 Gray's Giycerine Tonic we sell.. 1.00 Gude's Pepto Mangan we sell.. . . Gunning's Bird Tonic keeps birdie 80c_ d and Tor wo.osll _..........c.... . S0c Hamlin's Wigard Of we seli .. S0c Hay's Health we sell ... N 81 Herpiclde—Newbro's—we sell. 40 85¢ HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES IN OMAHA Wholesale and Retall As is well known, we are the only house in Nebraska who carry an considerable line of HOMEOPATHI medicines, and our stock, which 0o- ,Cupies the first loor Of GUr DEW Ware- house at 1514 Dodge street, is in charge of a trained homeopathist, and comprises complete line of the MA- TERIA MEDICA USED BY HOMEO- PATHIC PHYSICIANS, in varlety from A to Z, and in potency from tinctures to 200th centesimal lution, Bumbering 1n all nearly 20 reme- jes. s ordering, Huwt(h‘lxhl’l‘l'i ne of us can on us hat they want and chiaining it fresh and at as low & p:ice a8 any Pharmacy in the United States. S0 Hind's Honey and Almond Cream Sc Hoarhound Tulu Cough children) we sell $1.00 Hostetter's Pitte: Howell's Anti-Kawf wi Hfidroflm Peroxide we sell ... ® Hyomel Inhaler. compiste we /0 Tler's Malt Whiskey we seil Lung Giquid) ‘we wall. Renovator Tablets we well p's C Balsam we sell Kendall's Spavin Cure we sell... King Cactus Ofl we sell.\ poo Indian Ol we seil . B0c ¥id-ne-oids (Morrow) we seli B50e Kilmer's Swamp-Root we sell.30e 81 Kilmer's Swamp-Root we sell T9o $1 Kirk's Dandrufl Cure—the tem days' dandraft cure—we sell e Kodol Dyspepsia Cure we sell 00 Rodol Dyspepsta Cure we seii. .00 Kutnow's Effervescing Powd we sell sl S0c_Lablanche Face Powd £1.00 Lactopeptine Powder (1-05) we e Laxative Bromo-Quinine we sell Lithia Tablets, Sve-grain each, per bottle we sell..... %00 Liebig's Extract Beef (genuine) we $ESTENESETBTLINGST 8 e Malt Nutrine we sell, bot., $1.00 Maltine Preparations we sell e Malted Milk (Horlick's) we sel #c Malvina Cream or Lotion we sell $850 Marvel Whirling Spray Syringes we sell. PN 0c Mecea Compound we seil soc Megrimmine (whits or yeliow) Food we sell ... . e s Talcum Powder we 11e Zic Mentholatum we well. . . B0c Mexican Mustang Liniment we sell e Mistletoe Cream we sell ............. Moeller's Norwegian Cod Liver Ofl we Friend we sell . Mull's Grape Tonic we sell ... e Munyon's Remedies we sell... %c M. & L. Florida Water we sell G0c Neal's Dyspepsia Tablets we wsell ... . . . $1 Newbro's Herp! Sc Omega Ofl we sell ............... Ontario Port, pints, #c, guarts This is & very pure and palatable wine. $1.06 Orange Biossom we sell.. s 25c Orangeine we sell . L Oriental Cream (Gouraud's) $1.00 Ozomuision we sell... S0e Palmo Tablets we sell . 25c Pain Killer (Perry Davis) we sell. bbc Parke. 's Halr Balsam we sell..... Boc Pazo Pile Ointment we sell Zc Pear's Glycerine Soap we sell ... Bec Peptogenic Milk Powder we sell. $1.00 Peruna we sell S toaaii s $1.00 Plerce's Golden Medical Discov- ery we ooy mr By e Sc Plerce's Smart Weed we sell........ §c Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine we sell. .. $1.00 Pinaud's Eau de Quinine we sell §oc Pink of Perfection we sell............ $1.00 Pinkham's Vegeiable Compound we_sell . ey -t . e Piso's Consumption Cure we well #0c Pond's Extract we sell ............. 88 Pot Wine ®ood) quart Botties, The Best Paints Mad g esdi wusEe 5op we 2 ® ¥ sup svrse pawsend B The SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS are - fairly entitied to this description, because wis raln or sun, separately or collect- fvely, do not affect them—wind does not bleach, rain does not “wash” or “chalk”™ sun does not fade For these reasons and hundreds of others the Bherwin-Willlams Paints have for W years stood as the stand ard for high grade paint—other makers bave TRI 10 make A8 GOOD-NONE HAVE SUCCEEDED. The QU:L‘D these good: h,Ill'( about the same as that asked of (ndiarent N A ms 3 AR- NIBHES, Wosd Filers. Bare Pelbta. IT COMES IN HUGE CANS and barrels o ‘care"barns wnd dwellings™or in cute ittle s & cans for e small L= ‘Jobw of (he Bousewife el painted with _Sherwin-Williame Floor Paints dry bard encugh to on ia ONB NIGHT Calt for oolor ALL READY to use—-JUST STIR IT Write for Catalogue. Half pint can_Family Paint. Half pint can Varnish Stain Half pint can Screen Paint ... Quarter pint can Enamel Paint. Quarter pint can Bicycle Buamel alf pint can Buggy Paint........ Half pint can Hath Tub Bnamel Hait pint can Ofl Stain....... . OB" quart bottle S8aunder's Ruby Floor 1 pound can Shinon Fioor Wax. Ask for book about finishi & gallon_can Outzide House his will cover 1500 square ft two coats . lon can Creosote Barn, Roof and ence Paint .. Quart can fine Varnish .. Quart can Floor for hoors . e Quart can Floor Paint (dries hard in one night asenas Paint ”lrltln We have the largest stock and the lowest prices on Paint Brushes . Flat 1-inch Brurh ... Fiat jinch Brush Flat 3-inch Brush .00 _Prychine for. . e Pyramid Pile Cure we seil Insist on getting what you ask for buying drugs. 2Be Putzine, the great wall paper cleaner we sell Our stock of patent medicines com| not only the rapid selling and wel vertised articles, but thousands of meédi- cines which have only a limited sale which are known and valued by whose attention their merit has brough! Ve also have in stock a large num of French, German and Englisk manufscture which _ e direct from the im) n New Smerican patent medicines are obiained us direct from the manufacturers. AsK for the things you use—our prices will ways be found the Jowest. ¥ EERREREE inside o Lac’ (varnish stain . 4 When Boc Kansom %c Raymond's Pectoral §0c Resinol we sell. . Rock Candy, . Glyocerine we sell..... Rough on Rats (smail) we seli. ¢ on Rats we sell. o Rubifoam we sell....... ... e Shrader's Headache Powders we sell e Shrader Powder wi e Bozodont (i and #1 SGuibb's Sarsaparilla, with red clover and elions, we sell TSe This is the best blood 25c Bt. Jacob's Ol we " Rat and Roach e Stearn's Electric Paste we sell... e 25¢ Stearn's Headache Walers we sell.. 3% Syphilitie $1.75 Swift's Syphilitie Wo SBBt+ s 3Eatbsntess 50c Syrup of Figs we sell Department s drug store in these parts. > Dr. Seott's Crystal Eye Water The best eye water mad .0 Beott's Emulsion we sell.. 00 Beven Bisters” Halr Grower we sell 00 Bexine Pills we sell $1.00 Bherry Wine (good), quart bottle, we mell. ... ...aiis . S0c Shiloh's Consumption Cure we sell. win we sell . e Tetlow's Bwan oo e Trask's uetic Glttment we weil. apo Cresoline (lquid) we seil. Vin Mariana we se'l matrative temlc If you are woak. itated; “run down,” ify = beltle. e packiges for S Victor's Arsenic Complsxion Walers male clear white skin, bic and §1.00 per box. nic Letiom—the best blackheads, plmples, hare ber's iteh and all skin affections—per bottle, Soe. Our prices cannot be duplicated tn the west. %0 Warner's Lithia Tablets (3-grain) we sell. page: - e S8c Warser's Sodium Fhosphate. efferv. t, we mell Westmal's Coldolds—s sure cure fer Westmal's Little Senna Pills—the iffer pill without a o y §1 White bon Boap we sell $1.00 Weyth's beef, Wine and Iron w Articles we well 50 Mme. Yale's Articles we sell .00 Mme. Yale's Articies we selli. Write or call for Mme. Yale Book. TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS SHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Corner Sixiesntd and Dodee Strecis. II‘I.