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Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04

Robert Fitzsimmons has aroused specula-
ton on the part of the sporting fraternity
by declaring at this late day that he was
drugged at the end of the second round
in his battle with James Jeffries June 3,
1899, VIXEN the latter wrested the heavy
weight championship from ''Lanky Bob"
after eleven rounds of fighting.
This plea of the eccentric antipodean is
considered ridiculous by devotees of the
prize ring. Expert followers of the ring
side scout the idea. They admit that Fitz-
simmons was not entirely himself after the
end of the second round, but this is at
tributed to the fact that Jeffries dealt him
a punch in the phiz which sent him to
the floor so abruptly as to cause injury TO
his spine. But as for Fitzsimmons having
been given any dope the idea is preposter-
Gus. Even Martin Julian. his brother-in-
law and manager, laughs at "Lanky Bobs'
childish plea, although he confesses his be-
lief that Fitz could annihilate Jeffries if
given another opportunity. F~itzsimmons has
retained the friendship of many of his old
time admirers and hackers. They are sorry
for his puerile assertion that he was drugged
and attribute it wholly to his desire to again
enter the ring. Had his statement aroused
Jeffries to the point OF agreeing to another
fight, F~itzsimmons' purpose would undoubt-
eddy have been accomplished, and from this
standpoint it is admitted that there is some
method in his Madness But it was re-
ceived with s~cofiing and jeering by all the
devotees of f|istiania, and FitZsimmons has
only succeeded in making himself a laugh
ing stock.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04

Interest begins to center now in the big
championship heavyweight mill to be fought
between Jeffries and Corbett March 10.
For almost three years since the memorable
battle between Corbett and Fitzsimmons at
Carson City March II, 1897. the former has
been in retirement so far as pugilism is con-
cerned. During all this time, however, the
loss of the championship has rankled in his
breast and he now believes that he is in
form to win back the lost laurels. This be-
lief is shared by few others than Mr.. Cor
bett, himself, and it is questionable whether
he seriously looks for victory.
/. seems probable now that the fight will
take place at San Francisco. Bids were
opened by Al Smith, stakeholder OF the
match; George Considine, representing Cor
belt, and William A.. Brady, representing
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04

Clyde Lloyd OF Gothenburg was in Omaha
last week visiting his father and calling on
friends among the local sports-
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04

Britain in 1896, 1898 and 1899, who will arrive
IN New York in a few days, recalled the
days of young Tommy Morris and Allan
Robertson by the tremendous run of success
sive wins over his brother professionals. A
remarkable year for record was 1899, but
Vardon does not seem ready to stop, al
though if he never touched a golf club again
to the day of his death he would still be
ranked as one of the best who had ever trod
the green of old St. Andrews, North Berwick
and Hoylake.
Not only is he able to overcome his
brother pros" in the medal game, but he is
also a 'cut above them at match play.
Time after time last year he led at the end
of each qualifying medal round by several
strokes, and followed it by winning out at
match play, showing he is a true golfer in
every sense of the word.
Harry Vardon may be said to have a style
which is all his own, and he is totally unlike
any other prominent player. Playing with
somewhat shorter clubs of fairly light
weight, he grips them in a peculiar fashion.
His grip is known as the interlocking one,
in which the left thumb is placed down the
shaft, contrary to the usual custom OF
thumbs round" and is buried underneath
the ball OF the right hand. The little finger
of the right hand overlaps and is placed
on the top of the first middle Joint of the
first finger of the left hand. Taylor and
]. Il. Laidley, who have both attained high
achievement in the different championships
have also this grip, and the former is of the
opinion that overswinging is reduced to a
minimum by it's use. The Vardon swing Is
OF the straight up and down order, and ap>
pears TO be more OF a hit than a swing, but
although differing from the free, full, dash
ing fashion of the late Hugh Kirkaldy, the
noted Scotch professional, its result Is every
bit as good. The club seems to rush round
in the backward movement and comes down
at enormous speed, the timing Is excellent
and the stroke generally sends the ball some
$50 yards. The length OF drive OF any golfer
is hard to judge, but on the best OF authority
ii il claimed that Vardon's average from the
tee is about 220 or 2SO yards.
The announcement recently made OF the
visit of a team of amateur golfers from
Great Britain to this country during the
coming season has created a stir in golf
circles. Heretofore the principal events in
the gClilg world have been the amateur.
open and women's championships, which
nave been held under the auspices Of the
United States Golf association, and, although
this year they promise in every way to sur
pass the events of previous seasons there Is
little doubt but that the international match
between teams representing the best golfers
of the United States and Great Britain will
prove the red letter" event Of the golfng
season Of 1900.
1t Is too early to announce the complete
list of players who will come over to uphold
the name of British golf. The list Of those
who have already signihed their intent n OF
taking the trip is a sufficient guarantee that
We will be able TO witness golf as played by
the host opponents Of the game In Scotland
and England. To the fathers OF golf in this
country the keenest wish has been to in some
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04

Among the Omaha sportsmen who con-
template attending this shoot are Frank
Parmelee, George w. LOOMS, Plumber Reed,
Dick Kimball, w. ID. Townsend and others.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04

Frank S. Parmelee and Dick Kimball
went to North Bend last week to attend a
shooting tournament given by the enthusi-
astic sportsmen of that town. They pro-
ncunce it a very enjoyable affair and report
some remarkably good shooting.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-07
Moulton News.
Monlton. Texas, Feb. 6. 1900

Moulton, Texas, Feb. G, 1900
Editor GAZETTE:
The la grippe has struck Mou!tor
with both feet, but it is impossible tc
give the names Of all who have it.
And:ew Tubeyille of Flatonia, was
down Oh business Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Y. Arnim and Mrs
Ferd Anim went to flalonia Thurs
lay to take the S. p. for san Antonio
Quite II crowd went from here &c
Smithville last week to help cele.
or4te the new bridge across the Col
)rado river.
slisses Pearl Keesee and PAMELA
'Iampil were shopping in Flutonia
me day last week.
Miss Ella Jackson of Flatonia, was
listing he homeIollis last week.
j L. Hudson, cashier 81 the Moul-
on bank, went to Gonzales Saturday
Mr.. Rudy Flato and mother of Shi
er, were in Moulton Sunday, visiting
he family OF Il Jaeggli.
Moulton is the boss egg town o.
southwest Texas. Eighty. three cases
'ent north Saturday night on thu
ATTY Flyer.
j. L. Dockery will ship two NOR,
Irs Of fine fat beeves to Chicago
thursday.
w. j. Moore, jr returned from TIL,
west last Friday.
Z. Goeth, of the Sucker, was il
town few hours Friday getting oul
the fist edition of the Moulton Eagle
Misses Bertha and Alix Kotzebut
and Justinu Kossbiel accompanied
by Messrs, John Brunkenhoerer, Il
d, Chovanetz and Alex. Kotzebue
took in the mask ball ut Sinner Sun
day night.
Mrs. N. j. Biechel, of Kansas City.
arrived in the city Saturday on visit
to her brother, w L. Tooley.
Andrew Tubevile and Miss Mari,
Sherman, Sam Gottlieb and Miss Liz
zie Krause Went to praha Sunday.
"FRITz
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-07
Armed Conflict Is AVerted..
governor TAYLOR ORDERS
THE RELEASE OF ALOaz0
WALKER.

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 4.-~Armedt
conflict between the civil authori-
ties OF Franklin county and the,
national guard of the State of Ken
lucky has been averted ard unless
new causes should come to the front.
there is small likelihood that the
political situation will ag in ecomes
as threatening as it has been during,
the last thirty-six hours.
Gov. Taylor this morning ordered
he release of Alonzo Walker. for
he possession Of whom Judge Moore
lad declared that Sheriff Suter'
would swear in posse and takea
possession Of the Capitol grounds if
such an extreme measure became
necessary. While not recognizing
in his action the existence of thes
writ of habeas corpus which hadi
been sworn out in behalf Of Walker,
Gov. Taylor by releasing the man
removed the most threatening sign,
IF trouble. The commanding oiIic-
ers of the troops which guard the
Capitol grounds are careful to say
lhat the situation is entirely q.
military affair and that they exlend'
he writ of habeas corpus very ittlea
consideration, but whether they
'egard it or not, Walker is free andl
Sheriff Suter will not be called upon'
to summon force in the attempt to-
ecure his release.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-07

A'brief Snap of icy weathercan'
not kill many cGttle,r ana 'iF'TtxasS
can Just ptlE through EehparvJ
without % pfotFacted hliz@rdt lhea
beef crop is goingto be' recorcid :
breaker all aroaHd -4Ga4ssssaea
E'wss.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-07

Gatlin's CoughSyrup gfyes quick--
er relief than any other remedy,
Don't let your cough keep yeu,
awake of nights. Take Garhn'ss
C5ugh Syrup, 1t is so pleasaass
children cry foy it,.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-07
Coins Financial School"
5 S es S


This book is now having a won
derfnl circulation. The retail price
is 20 cents. In size it's 30 pages
larger than "ColN.'s FINANCIAL
scHooL," profuselyi IL sstrated, with
best paper, enamelerin two colors.
Its treatment Of the subjects OF
Money, Trusts and Imperialism, is
exhaustive and set simple anS
plain as the a B ca Il will edu.
cate and arouse the american pco
pie to common defense of their
homes and the heritage Of free insti-
tutlons. IL teaches organization
and points out lie rsmedy IT IL
:, nv r111p.. i. 4,
eaucatlon!l AUD - 80 49, lld
beinthe hands az ; d. y3s,,,,, woman
,D' 2,.''r,, '''''''
boy and Vlri in tUh }tJnltn0 StntnS
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-07
IN SOUTH AFRICA.
ANOTHER ADVANCE ON LADY
SMITH,
Butler Again On Tbs Move.

London, Feb. ga special disc
patch from Durham dated Sunday
and referring to Gen, Buffers CROSS
ing the Thgvlaain anadvance upon'
Ladysmith. says,
1t is probable thatrGen. Buller'
crossed spot above Iritchardss
drift and THAI leaving the enemy to-
the right he is marching to Action
Homes, whence the road to Lady
smith runs almost due east through
u fairly open conntry.
1t is said here that he will reach'
Ladysmith tommorrom (MondOy(
night.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-07

Gatlin's Anti-Bilious Compounli
8 radical cure for Habitual cons
tipation, Billiousness, Liver coin-,
plant, etc. Purely vegetable, very
prompt and pleasant, large boxes
T25 cents. tl , -4
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-07

London, Feb. 5.--The Pietermar-
itaburg correspondent of tile Daily
Mail telegraphing yesterday, says g;
"Gen Butler has undoubtedly secur-
ed the road to I.adysmitlSand shouldi
reach his objective this week. 1t is
believed the object of the Beers in'
occupying Ngutu, Zululand, is to-
secure the road from Dundee to-.
Vryheid in case of retrent,
Il learn from Il reliable sourcos
that Gen. ,Ioubert was seriously
Injured by shell in The fight ut
Willow Grange and that he villa
never be able to comrAand'again Qua
horseback Ny informant says hos
has, in fact, retired from the, field.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-07
Letter From The Philippines.

The following ID an extract from
: lotto,. ,ooo;,,a'l Il, srr n i 1on.,
= mi, M ~.
from q irienu' De 0o'a hasianu, IN
the regular army IN the Phillip
pines.
you will 70 doubt be surprised
to receive : latter $yon me IN this
r ,ss,, -
i"r away oo'''''ts ~ ny" ~
tne regular army ilNe u q great
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-07

Cf what we have in stock can be
II ade here but we cordially invite
our old customers and those who
haven't quite made up their minds
whose customers they will be, 10
cvme here and make an inspection
of cur HARDWARE STocK
There is n large lot of miscellane-
ons goods which are worth looking
AZ and better worth buying, AS
holiday gifts they have the merit of
usefulness and durability, Above
are few items to SGT YOU thinking.
c.. B.. Welhausen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-08

The Post fn,silgcncer hn established branch aren.
eies whare classified Advertisements will be received
until 10 D m. each day. The rates charged NJ tne
branch agencies the ssrne a. at the Pos'-lnteh
feneeF business office Cash afs only VIII - tatsn
~ branch ngeucie Following !, the list II agencies
YorLe Barrisgtos's drug store.
Second avenue md Pike.
Broadway Pharmacy. =. E. Fisher,
broadway and James,
Renton nm Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
Walia Waila Pharmacy, Twenty
first and East Jefferson.
Freeborn's Pharmacy. Ninth ave-
nue. south and Jackson.
shtrtIcn-s Drug store. Twenty
third avenue south aud jackson.
schmitx' Drug store. 1922 Howell,
corner Borep.
North seattle Pharmacy, battery
and First avenue.
a. ". Guy's Pharmacy, Denny way
and Firth avenue north.
y. II. Costigsn's Pharmacy, queen
Anne avenue and Roy street
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy. ballard ave-
nue..
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street ana Ewing avenue.
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EarLo, Mn>r WANTED - FEMALE

WIDOW WANTS 20 81 10 Dawson, wants
position 50 manage hotel or diung room
am good ptAup PLAYER. Address " II,
care Post Intelligence
WANTED Position with tret.casS Dress
maker. les lady VITA some experience
Address " o. cArr Post .iutelliRcpC
FIRST-EI.ASS hotel and restaurant cook
wants situation. 80 James street.
,Innn.. a.-uA -nI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-08

PUBLISHERS NOTICE. -TraYciing agents are J.
A. Mcclellan. o. p. LOOMS ard p. Blanchard. City
collectors are X, I. HaWieg. John u. Sheshau. J A.
Coodfeliow. A II. Nills and Robert Akin Post
masters everywhere are our ageuts Pay money only
10 these and tn resident sEeuts In the various
cities aud towns q the k0afhEest.
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DEATHS AND FuSER AIS.


WlNPF-In this city. June Z. 1900. Max winpt.
aged So years.
Remains at Bouney & stcsar's.
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CARD OF THANKS.

WE sincerely thank our many kind
friends for their loving sympathy and
beautiful floral offerings at the funeral
81 our beloved husband and brother
Mrs. william II. Primsorv, blanche
Primrose, Mrs. H. Rcaton. J. F.
Primrose, Bessie ] Primrose. Walter W.
Primrose. George T.. Primrose and y W.
Brimraap
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LICENSES To WED.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday al the
county auditors office for Phillip 5. Cummings ~
and harlet A Ruzs i2si, both Of Seattle, md
tharies G. Brooks tss3 and Eleanor PeaEaii
t2Jl, both o. Seattle
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--..ss.,
SOCIETY NOTICES.


DANCING Glasses for new beginners,
private lessons daily at Wilson's Dane
ing Academy, teaching all tue very lat
est ballroom and theatrical dances /,
terms lowest In city Once and aCad-
envy. Ranke halt. Pike street aud Fifth
ANanne. Telenhone. Oteen llA1-
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LOST.
PER NAL.


BUTTER. BUTTER EGGS. EGGS,
II you want delicious butter call on us.
We sell the finest Iowa creamery for BIC
a pound. When YOU pay for the best
YOU should get II. and the genuine
Iowa weamery cannot be sold for less
We also have nice Washington and
listen! our home ranch Eggs sell
dozen for BIC. We sell more butter
and eggs than any retail house In the
city. hence they are always fresh and
nice, Swell the crowd. lady. We want
you also as one OF our many customers
COW BUTTER STORE,
li3 First Avenue.
DIR EMAN's Caiarrh Pasulles are the
simplest and cheapest cure for All f1rrng
Of catarrh, without drugging the stom-
aCh or causing the least inconvenience To
the user. that has ever been produced
Address pr Emsn Co, 1871 Fourth
LADIES! Chichester's English pe6ny.
royal Pills ~ the best; safe. reliable.
take no other: send &c stamp for par
uculara Relief for Ladies' In letter BY
return mail AT druggists. Chichester
Chemical Co. Philadelphia, Pa.
Shoe Co at $40 Second avenue. you can
get pair Of those pretty l---d-turnsd
FIX hs qred i testing top oxford ties FOR
dnced The price. Maud.
FOR bargains in second hand household
goods, call at the Red Front Furniture
Company. as We are closing out al our
second hand goods 10 make room for a
complete new stock il0-ll2 second ave
nue. souih
WE have concluded 20 wait for the second
sailing North and while doing 81 will
continue n1kine our popular -f-siamp
photos for = cents. Novelty Photo Co,
HNtx columbia street.
NOTICE The ohsrgrs yin he ha,i price
npth june = O. fno*e s" no. hare not teefl
able 20 take treatments during fhe lass
month Paris AND New York Medleai
Ei"c raiA as institute"
LADIES. You can't AFFORD 10 lose the op-
poFtunity % getting The best switch
fDf the least money, and also keep your
gray ha.f restored Madam Brown. l3!g
Second
SEATTLE E>lFLnYNENT OFFICE. rsam
rental t1i a.H-s~ CHANCES &.., i4ly,
t~t a1otnf and property icf 4ai.s re-
t4-ne 2il Jam,s f'hoae Front So
REFRESHING plsin and us,iirs,ed hat.-
Nttt u.-A1zaEe vNree u~4raFf1eFla iu-
cnor q. I'll Wadi~oo -,rret
MRS ELIZABETH CRAIG. teacher ara
healer iu mental science. Wttmfr-s
method Absent tr-atmgnts for ah dis
cases. 80 Pacific block
SEATTLE Wooden House. opposite Hotel
Stevens. Alaska clothing made from
Khaki cloth. same as used BY L. ; army
Phone Black ~.
SEND your old gold lewH,rg. We remodel.
exchange or pay cash for IL. Henry
Hensei. manufacturing jeweler. room u
Hiuckley block
DO you need money Money loaned "a
)eRe4ry. tloininE and Sal4abies For
C5na1ent3al lsediug caA 90 Bell Loan
office o. Main
INFORMATION furnished regarding en-
pioyes and others. capable operatives.
Seattle Detective Agency. al Pioneer
block
DON'T forget 20 attend auction sale %
furniture az r -. Bickertons sales
rooms. on SATURDAY,. ~ 10 O'Clock sharp
NATHAN PHILLIPS. l0s Occidental av-
enue, bargains. new and uurcdeemed
watches. 1swelrY. MALI orders solicited.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ii-room lodging house, furnished for
sale: price, $3.50
A 22-room house, furnished: price. ~, @o
A 2o-room house. furnished; price. NISo;
rent 500.
S-room house furnished; price, $500
Groom house, furnished; price, $500
For sale-isease l0-room furnished house,
Fourth, Pine: SIS.
The finest location in the city for a sa-
loon: price. inquire room 4, Roxwen
block
The best paying and located restaurant in
the city; price 5000
capable business man with few thou
sand dollars can secure an interest in
old established profitable business.
Saloon, well located, nice ixtures, good
stock. money maker; reasons, dissolu-
tion Of partnership. Inquire room Rox-
well block.
NOTICE--On account of my intended de.
parture for the Paris exposition. ! viii
sell my office furniture. electric batter
les, Instruments. and Will give insiruc-
tons In certain branches of my profess
sion also good viii and rent of offices;
so business can be continued for the
consideration OF $3.50 in cash: rare on.
portunity for intelligent gentleman or
lady. practice guaranteed to 500 %
$500 per month. can Paris and New
York Medical Electrolysis Institute, }09
and 80 Washington building. First ave-
nue., near Cherry.
Do you want to make money quick? We
pies, toward the purchase and develop
ment of eleven placer and free milling
gold claims in Idaho. promising large re.
turns. Foote x Perry, ~ and 10 Halter
building,
AUCTION VIII sell to the highest bidder
large building on Front street, and
lease, 30N6i feet: cheap for term Of
years y. II. Winans, @3 New York
block.
ONE Of the most profitable businesses IN
O"pe Nome supplies in Seattle for sale:
r. vii TGl
tai. Address 70. care Post-lntelligen-
ANYONE wanting a good paying business
ana nome adjoining, can buy four lots
and suburban grocery NJ bargain Ad.
arfE4 : ~, care Post-lnteligencer.
business In small town, s2011 month:
can reduce stock TO 5000: paying invest,
menL 81 Pacific building
FOR LEAsE--fodging house at ballard.
known as Eastern hotel With furniture
Tor sale July ] or sooner Henry W
Lung. 80 Burke building
BARRIERS attention Barber mon and
cigar stand IN prosperous town for
sale ~ bargain. Address +. o. Box eH
Eli"n-ourg Wash
" PARRY SMITH Room Colman bufs.
ing Tel. Red 1861; notary public roal
estate. mines aud timber lands Loans
negotiated
WANTED Small savmu TO run BY lie
ih""tHltI, Nith privilege ~ buying II sat.
t-i3' Dry AGdte*s I. g. ia i'ast M
tlie'r
WANTED Y.tir9 ,,,.,. o. -. A.. -,
cling rtn,itgir. ,l,tIa 80 49, :"
X-n AaIress Il T "et"
Etu..r '"'''"-
" WANTED To buy. an interest ia estab b.
iiahed real estate and Insurance bust
ness Address u a. care Post intent
Esncer
DON'T forget 10 attend atrfian 80. =,
Furniture ~ 8 Z, ptrkertof,.s sataa
rooms on @af,fydsV AZ ~ .+-iorL 49,
- - y ~, ~ -,'.l =
usf &C., ,,' ",,'''s a"o anies Aa'es
Hevyyonr ~ - 49,. "-s" -
FifftHAh. 80 NNw frfs hlIEE
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Observation-Disclosures
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