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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14
ALLAN BROUGHT TOP PRICE.

Horses in training, the property Of various own
ers, sold al the paddock at Sheepshead Bay
yesterday. Allan. a -year-od bay gelding, by
imp. St Andrew, brought the top price, +. NJ.
Kelly paying So 200 for him The other sales of 500
or were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14
B4SEB4LL.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati Pittsburg. T. iChicago u: ST. Louis. o.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. St. Louis. / Cleveland, ?; St Louis,
first game( second saHel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14
NETWORK GOLF CLUB SCORES

New-York Golf Club Van Cortlandt Park hrst
round for Treasurer's Cup. September lS, 1902 The
following turned in scores: ,,, NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14

SADIE L Waterbury So 900
4,isilke Il w Eversboga coo
maze! Wlnn, b. f.. years old by imp. Conrad
Alyaretta: p Loriliard. 200
Dawn: " Maloney. ......,...-. go
BESSIE Mccarthy, Dr. E. 3 years old. by Chorister-
imp Cronelia; W c. Fessenden. 1900
Sieve: c Fessender 1850
Galliana F. NJ Kelly, l5O
adaga; C. W Eversfoga. 1000
imp Froic Grace: J II Morris 14OO
J H, Morris os. =: ..i- 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14

1t was expected that A. NJ Reed and James L.
Taylor would have hard fight for the Equinox
Junior Cup but Taylor was off his game and Reed
easily defeated him up ana to play. 7. I.
Reid captured the Orvis Cup. He defeated F. A.
Moore in a loosely played match by the score Of
10 up and to play. The disagreeable weather
conditions and heavy course prevented low scor-
ing in the all day open handicap tournament. Only
thirty of the sixty entered braved the elements
and started a. " Reed returned the best gross
score with Sc. j. 3. De Courcey won the best net
score prize with SO. All day open handicap scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14
NJ WARD DEFEATS NAYLOR.
tnY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrnrSE.l

TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBTNE-I
Manchester VT. Sept. 13-John NJ Ward, Famous
In baseball circles the Equinox Cup in the
open tournament. completed on the tkwanoK
Country Clubs links here to-day. He administered
a sound defeat to young Naylor, VINO played such
brilliant game against Lockwood yesterday. the
final score Tor what have been n thiTty-six
hole match Was up and 10 play In the morning
round of the Ward-Nayor match the hSht Tor su-
premacy was keen. II all even at the turn,
and Naylor then forged ahead three hoieS ward
ished one hole In the lead. The cards were:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09


LaSF-A d-sr1ld lrc1ch VIII sr
cwr 50 n fancy -
rlas1f.l- Supposed - hzre been -csl
ea Eleventh Sreer 11Iweaz A-la Bee
avenue and lrE z-galS. ar ~ a4r
streer cetvefa Eleventh. ard ITe -
EllleF G-l - TfHzrled ~ le4s
hra7l 8 IL H5cH-r1 Val q Ie-, ta-
LOST ~ rrGEr near livery t@l-1. ~
IL Auditorium So taE afreEEocr. cl.4--
eis4Ee hac csnf1ia-lE 81 KEY 1o4 ~
h1aazrrch.ets kstGr1 @s4 cleFel -
ana receive rEW4lc <-ltz
LCST-Poc ketbccE - NTaf1 beTweea
Douglas and Ninth street Lsats ~
- Aa4n street and ct Szr1- lseo-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

This private hospital = nov one u ths
best equipped Institutions 81 tie south
vest Tor The treatment q be.h r. e1iczl
ard surgical cases. Special attention =
EiVea 90 the sauous oius q stomach
ard liver troubles diseases peculiar -
women disease ~ sss rerElr- ard gen
s;o-Gslnarr organs. cnronie ualarial pai-
s. uanE rheuaatlso. nervous sis7Tterz.
diseases q gre throat. itngs hezrt an1
X. fncys- Ealsra ard varscocsle cars1 cas
~esr Is reserved f1r 2 Maternity derari-
ueut ard il sore irssarccs heruea vil
D.. found for ctl5ren- Fer shart tire
9lis uar r - set apsrt ~ ths
tseafnent - .he morphine. aE,un. co.
rsire zr1 rhfv hsbits
Rsi3s-f -rs- ses-e resesl eta-
cllst aa6 1tl iorat,sc extensive
Frourss T-r ne rra5e hau4 rer forts.
Il rraz ress -1bls $50 eerta~to-s fisezass
scmi.,ea. write f7r particulars
Thomas Sanitarium
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Observation-Disclosures.

" ANTED-Horses TO winter Call or ad-
dress T. +. abell stock Farm. formerly
Teller Stock Farm left
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SSiFiED
WANT S

FOR RENT-Furnished and unfinished
rooms. 154 Ohio avenue. 1S-ftx
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FOR Four-rOom house and 100
feet 500 WEI take horse. harness.
wagon ct buggy as part pay. 1915 Wood
land avenue. OF +. -. Box %. l9-ltx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

s saaasy Manufacturers Harness and saddles 'O East
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
sToRAGE.

STORAG E-Largest and best storage
room ia the city We store. pack and
repair furniture. Cali at IS s, Emporia
for terms. Singer K D0nnell- eff
on track. with eieva-
tor. 20 and IL ". Douglas avenue.
loO-tf
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THEATRICAL.
AGENTS WANTED.


MANITOBA gents Tor best seller out.
male or female. Cau al 4l4 n. Main
street. S-tL
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FOR RENT s-cf1Ir a1rher shop .
E.1id herScl - 2 c11pie ct
bzrEsrs Write ~ Iuges-
GE-uGe ~ ichita kan le-Sl----l-5t r-.t
FOR RENT-D -sirabie desk racn zlita-
h.e fe- Insurance cailzcr ~ or rea. 50
taJ- areucE. Inquire aI Elite u 1.T.
liz : Aain street Lt-I
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CLAS SIFIED
WAN 7 S

FOR SALHc-ET;iTTiituTe and fixtures com
plete n a frst-class hotel and rooming
house, first block on North Main street;
best location in the city and doing 4
good business. furniture almost new:
- rooms besides Office, dining room and
kitchen, sanitary closets ca each floor.
four bath rooms. with new porcelain
tubs. Rent reasonable 10 desirable par
tics. Present owner under contract TO
engage IN other business. from January
LIST. See nee for price and terms. ". Z.
Bon Durant, 30l \. Main street.
l29-wed-sat-tf
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STOLEN.

"Iver Johnson. truss
frame. coaster brake. spring seat-posc.
lately owned hv Carl Wisdom, taken at
4:A5 D. m. from Us r Douglas. = re-
ward for wheel John ". Baughman,
5iS T. Douglas avenue. 1881
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
'Phone soe.

".
Hides phone 20
Eagle quotations No commission charged
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
Personal

PERSONAL -8lidwife- graduate Of I'M
perlal College. Cologne. Germany.
twenty years successful practice in
America home for ladies before and
during confinement Babies boarded
and homes found when desired. Address
MIS-. 4. n. Alller. % Wynons avenue
corner East Second street Phone 81.
f6-23rx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
eoYs WANTED.

NN-ANTED-Three messenger boys at al.
T. Mess nglr Office. basement Kansas
National bank. 19--tN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

FOR SALE-Ten-room house. all modern.
20 feet. east front. at bargain.
t'ive-ro0m cottage. south of Tenth. on
jackson. 81 300
Six-room house. south Of Fifteenth. on
Avenue c. 81 100.
Building lots in all parts of the city
l5--acre farm. close to city, improved,
$i800.
l60-acre farm. all fine bottom land, good
improvements, $500.
2o-acre farm, two miles OF packing
house. 81. 500
I have several fine farms in Linn and
Cherokee counties that grow an kinds
Of tame grasses. and never fails in crops.
for S15 10 $50 per acre.
If you want to buy d farm. il Will pay
YOU 10 see me. JOHN FERRITER.
12-tf ~ y. Main.
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CLASSIFIED
WAN 7 s

aeAL ESTATE FOa SALE.
FOR SALE-Yacaat lots:
Four on Riverside, al so each
Three on Riverside. corner, $50 each.
81 feet, 18th book. 5. a.ain, 500
81 feet, 18th block. 5. Main. SO.
57fe feet 18th block s. Main. 500.
90 feet, y. Lawrence and 10Th. $50.
10 lots, S Lawrence, 20 each,
.. l. DRAKE.
18-tf Room 20, Whine Block
FOR sALE-seve-aI choice building lots
in Mathewsons addition, At REASONABLE
prices: cash or time. Hartford Western
Land Co, Sedgwick block, us Z. First
street. 1S-6t
FOR SALE-249 acres. near Colwich- Best
land in county, cheap. Write. Quarter
bottom land. near Wichita. s., so. Acres.
College Hill: acres, Chisholm creek; Va
cant lots everywhere Cieaveisnd. 10
FOR SALE
5ox15O feet S Market. rear OF 1907 S.
Lawrence Price. $500 offers viii 5e
considered. Must BE sold in thirty days
i5-l6t DEAN GORDON. Receiver
FOR sALE-I6e acres of the finest land in
Oklahoma for sale or trade. Price. s. .Jo9
Win take sl.598 IN city property in
Wichita Prefer residence, This farm
is We'll improved. nothing finer ia Com
arehe county. o. T. Fine water: an see
Ond bottom land. Write Box -, PloVcr.
Q. 7. 9-tf
FOR SALE-An elegant site for fine
residence. lt0 ~ Z05 feet. east front, IN
fashionable part OF North Market street
Address G. 4 Phillips, 1898 y. Market
street. or phone a14, Wichita telephone
eft
FOR. SALE-Improve ranch. g. 40 acres
decided, 500 acres incl9ssG: one 6-r0Om
house good barn for l. horses. I.JJ1
bushci granary buggy shed. cattle shed.
l6Xts feet branding pen, SsXl1t, new
miles running water. - mile 10 school
bearing orchard. mixed fruit, 3 acres of
forest trees. 30 acres in cultivation. 80
acres wheat fenced in convenient pas
lures. p miles fence. Price, only - net
II sold soon. Eight miles % county
seat To sec above, ccsrc - Coldwater
Coma che county. kansas, or write NJ
Barlow, JOldWater. Kan i viii show
above place free. and introduce buyer
70 owner
Numerous smaller and larger places for
sale.
Square section. uHim2roved, good farm
NJ BARLOW
Coldwater, Comanche Co. Kan.
FOR sALE-Four lots. 4-room house. 500
INQUIRE 1915 woodland avenue. ls-6tx
HOUSES FOE SALE
FOX SALE-New broom cottage. 80 feet
rents IS; price. $50. q. l.. Drake, with
The Home Loan Co. rooms 10 and IL
Winnie block. l9-tf
FOR SALE-SOuthwest corner oak and
Lawrence, S-rOCm. modern house and
groom cottage. Reese & Co. 10 Z.
First street. l0Ssu-tuth-tf
FOR SALE
496 ST. Francis. s.. go.
IS acres garden land, with 4-roOm house
on K. Thirteenth. 5000
Four 3-room houses, 81. 200.
Two 4-roOm houses. $50.
50-foOt east front lot. Sd block, North
Washington. S535.
Garden land with or without improve
ments. GEO. Z. CAMPBELL
16--t 2u5 " Main.
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MlSCELLANECus
DRESSMAkIEG, cutting and fitting q
Specially "a W Douglas. ls-itx
WARREN COSTUME CO go with cos
tunes 10 any town. Write Is. Wichita
l6--6tx
FEATHER CLEANING-527 ". Douglas.
Phone a6S i2-tf
ASSTRkCTORS.
c. 3. QUINCY
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
Office l05 North Main. Phone S07.
judgement certificates in District Court
1E-sl-lu- th-tf
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FoR SALE

FOR SALE
Cottage homes. in good order on
monthly payments. so 10 500 down.
Good bargains and low prices
HARTFORD " EST ERN LAND co.
Sedgwick Block, lis L. First Street.
1s-5t
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PATENTs.
TYP EVyRTTFRs
SAFES.

SAFES.
FlRE-PROOF SAFE All sizes. carried
ia stock. SOLD on payments. Factory
price Millison once supply Co.. Wichita
l2-tf
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FOR SALE-A special bargain IN an east
front residence. ON North Market; mod
ern and in fine condition. $3.50.
7-rOOm. east front residence, on St
Francis close in s. 100
A groom. east front cottage, or Sher-
man avenue this week, s. 100.
A 5-roOm cottage. east front. close in.
on North Water; a snap al Sl1e9
\ J-r00m. east front cottage on St.
Francis. near &urdock $3.50.
30 feet east front south Of Third. on
Washington, must sell. %25.
a well improved l0-acre tract. at bar
gain.
50 acres. Joins the city fine land; II
sold at once. $50 per acre.
4 well Improved l61 acres 81 miles out;
q snap mt $500.
\ Sl5oa stock of groceries. case goods,
10 exchange for city property.
NJ. ". AEDHANE & co.
19-tf 12S y Main street.
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FOR RENT-

FOR RENT
a new. up-to-date. Groom house. No.
- ST Francis. $50
1e2S +. Douglass. rooms. s.
lib y. Wabash. rooms. Darn. 81.
1876 n Topeka. 4 rooms. s..
Garden land.
GEO f. CAMPBELL. e0s \. Main
1877
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
DELEGATES WILL KEEP HOUSE
Many Visitors to Christian Convention
Lock for Unfinished Residences
HOTEL LIFE is D~lSAGREEABLE TO THEM
Daily Papers I'm Large cities Are Be-
ginning TO Devote Much Space
20 Advance Stories ON
Big Convention.

Letters from prospective delegates to the
Christian church convention indicate that
not only will the hotel and boarding house
space be filled, but that there will be an
active demand for unfinished houses dur
ing the time the convention is In session.
Writing from Minneapolis a prominent at
torney asks the committed to secure for
him a large vacant house and to ascertain
what furniture can be rented for during
the convention time. He will form a party
Of friends who will attend the convention
from the first to the last day, and they take
this method of securing the comforts OF
home in a strange place. From other parts
OF the country comes word that there will
be several such parties formed and the en-
t~ertainment committee is not only securing
a list of private houses where board and
lodging can be secured, but fs also ascer-
tanning where unfurnished rooms can be
found during the convention.
This plan Of housekeeping In the conven-
ton city is almost exclusively confined to
the religious gatherings. There are many
delegates who are averse to mixing with the
haphazard crowds at hotels and do not like
the accommodations at private boarding
houses. They therefore move their families
or party OF intimate associates to the city
anu SET up ESTABLISHMENTS renting ITOlu
supply houses the necessary furniture.
Economy Not the object.
Economy is no object with these people,
as the furniture rent will generally cost as
much as the entertainment of the party at
a public house. but they have absolute free
dom Of action and can have their meals
prepared as desired and also have a place
where they can entertain friends while in
the city.
In addition to those who desire to rent
vacant houses for the convention dates
there are several who are looking for fur
nished houses, and this list will probably
increase as the convention day approaches.
Most Of the inquirers desire to get loca-
lions near the convention hall, and the eff
forts Of the entertainment committee will
be largely conferred in that part Of the city
at first. 1t is expected that the subcommit-
tees of the districts will report to the chair
man of the entertainment committee next
week, and that by October 1 the entertain
ment committee will be ready to begin to
assert the house cards for use during the
convention.
The convention is beginning to attract
the attention Of the metropolitan press OF
the country. Last week one Chicago paper
devoted half a page to the meeting, illus
trated with half-tone pictures Of the Coli
scum and some Of the active workers on the
local committee. other papers are now re-
questing advance stories, SO that the meet
ing will be advertised in the larger cities
as II has never been advertised before.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
SON GETS oSTRANDER ESTATE
Understanding IL hat He Pays Minnie
Abshire Five Thousand
Dollars.

County Judge V~insonhaler yesterday APP
pointed w. d. Ostrander, second, admins
traitor Of the estate of w. B. Ostrander,
who died about a month ago leaving a
saloon on Fifteenth street and other prop
erty sufficient to make a total Of about $780,
900. The brother and sisters of the deceased,
resident in Cedar Rapids, Ia, consented to
the appointment of the son with the under
standing that he give a good bond, to Sc
cure them in case they should be able later
to find the will which they believe Mr..
Ostrander left, but which no one has been
able to discover since his death.
Minnie Abshire, common law wife OF Mr..
Ostrander at the time Of his death, is I'M
derstood to have relinquished all claim to
the estate for a consideration, reported to
be IS, 900, paid her by the young man. Spe-
cial Administrator w. w. Connoran is re-
leased and the son, upon furnishing bond,
is free to proceed with his fathers bus ness.
His mother, who married Mr.. ostrander
when she was but Is and was later divorced
from him and returned to her mother to
live, has been the wife Of John Shaver.
manager Of the Continental Biscuit com
pany in Cedar Rapids, Ia, since 1882, but
still is loyal to her son and has been with
him here for some time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
SHE LOSES GOODS AND MONEY
why Emma FOEesIOnE Sues a South
Omaha Justice of the
Peace.

Hazel Manning has rome into district
court to make trouble for Justice Of the
Peace Jacob Levy of South Omaha. She
alleges that Emma Fogelsong started TO re-
plevin $50 worth of household effects which
she (the plaintif) had and that to retain
the goods she gave Constable Michael Lin
ahan a S77 check made out to her and
which she endorsed with the understanding
that 1t was to be retained until the set
Element OF the suit; that Jacob Levy COM
PEELED Linahan by threat Of Imprisonment
to give the check to Isaac Levy, a brother,
and that Isaac cashed II at the Packers
National bank. Later, the petitioner AYERS,
Emma replevined the goods anyhow, leav>
ing Hazel SIT loser. She wants the Levy
brothers and Linahan made answerable to
her for the money.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
HUSBAND NOT UP TO BILLING
Caroline Frazer Says Man She Mar
ried Falls Short of His
Promise.

Caroline Frazer OF South Omaha appeals
to the district court for the relief Of d.
vorce. She relates that she married Ben.
jamin F.. Frazer at Stuart, Ia, in February,
1900. on the representation of Frazier him
self and one NJ. Cotton that he was a real
nice man, with good habits and a perfect
willingness to get up first in the morning.
Since then, she AYERS. she has discovered
that he has no such Industrial inclination,
that he even decamped from the home place
when there was hay to put up, that he
squandered the little money she had to
depend on. that he used her money to buy
stock of cotton at exorbitant prices and
in fact that he and Cotton deliberately
conspired against her, first to win her af-
f~ections and then her money. She says
hat after Frazer obtained the latter he
became so nagging that to live with him
in her poor health was impossible and that
they have been apart some time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
"An ALL bay, Food"
wheat and Pure Fruit Combined.

Never before in the history of concen-
trated ana predigested foods have manu-
tacturers been able TO prepare any ceTeal
in a manner that would be al once highly
nutritious, satisfying to the appetites Of
the strong as well as the weak, delicious to
the taste or nearly everybody, and equally
we'll adapted to serving at breakfast, din
ner and supper. These four essentials. from
the standpoint OF the manufacturer, have
been attained in CERO-FRUTO. There is
simply no other prepared cereal food like it
NONE THAT WILL COMPARE
with IL. CERO-FRUTO Is sustaining to a
100 PER CENT NUTRITION. Through it's
use the digestive apparatus Is not over
worked. Instead OF experiencing a feeling
OF observation-disclosures after eating, one feels
refreshed by this food, because the great
est amount OF nutritive energy with the
least degree OF digestive eXeTtion is OBJ
tanned. This is a food, moreover, equally
we'll adapted to old and young weak and
strong. II Is delicious to the taste; II puri-
hes the blood. II is a
STIMULANT FOR THE BRAIN,
being at the same time a tonic for the
nerves and a remarkable muscle-builder.
best wheat with the best fruits. II re-
quires no sugar in serving and the favor
Is decidedly "fruity," The manufacturer
claim. and physicians attest, that CERo-
TRUTO Is easily assimilative In ali condi-
lions OF the digestive system. II does not
produce safety. II Is ready to eat when
Sold by all grocers. Samples free for the
cERO-FRUTo FOOD CO. LTD,
BATTLE CREEK. MICH
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
FINEp AFTER FIeHT with EIRE
UnIucky Boardcr Has TroubIe with
Gasoline and His Land
lord.

@. c.. Crawford, who rooms at 719ih North
Sixteenth street, the house presided over
by Frank Johnson. believes that he is a
much-abused man and the following Incl
dents reclted In police court yesterday
show that he was the victim Of some hard
luck.
Crawford began the night by cleaning a
pair Of trousers with gasoline, or rather he
began to clean. After rubbing at a grease
spot for som minutes Crawford lighted a
match to see II the spot was gone. 1t was,
in a very few minutes, and the blaze threat
ened to do away with the rest of the trous-
ers. crawford made a heroic effort to sub
due the flames by striking the trousers on
the floor. The second strike hit the bottle
Of gasoline, which upset and caught fire.
By this time the entire floor of the room
was one big blaze. Crawford beat out this
fire with the trousers and then began to
make for the bottle. Failing to subdue this
blaze, he gave the bottle a kick which sent
1t downstairs. In its flight the bottle
reached the bottom OF the steps as the pro-
prietor of the house began the ascent to
Crawford's room. This created some little
nervousness on Johnson's part, and as he
made a grab for the bottle he barely missed
Crawford, who was hot on the trail Of the
flaming bottle.
After the fire had been ~extinguished and
the remainder Of the roomers had quieted
down, Johnson demanded an explanation
from Crawford. 1t was the wrong time to
demand anything from Crawford. Craw-
ford was mad. AS Johnson repeated his de-
mand for an explanation, Crawford was
picking up pieces of charred trousers on the
floor Of his room, but Johnson didn't take
warning. Crawford finally told johnson 1t
was none of his business and heated words
were exchanged.
johnson then had Crawford arrested for
fear that he would burn his house. Judge
Berka put the finishing touches to Craw>
ford's run Of hard luck by fining him SO and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
r.
Cured by One Bottle of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and DtRrrhOea
Remedy.

"My father had for years been troubled
with chronic diarrhoea and tried every
means possible to effect a cure, but all to no
avail" says John H. Zirkle of Philippi, W.
Va. "He saw Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Disrrhoea Remedy advertised in the
Republican and decided to try 1t. The result
is one bottle of It cured him n he has
not suffered with this disease for over
eighteen months. Before taking this remedy
he was a constant sufferer. He is now
sound and we'll and, although so years Of
age, can do as much work as a young man.
These are facts and you can use the above
II you desire" Mr.. zirkle and his brother
publish the Philippi Republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
Special Excursions Over PennsyIvanAa
Short Lines from Chicago,

WASHINGTON AND RETURN-$15. IS,
October 8, 4, 8 and 6, good to return until
October IA. with privilege of extension Of
return limit until November 3, 1902.
NEW YORK AND R~ETURN-by Fort
Wayne route. S25.S5; by Pan Handle route,
$500, October 8, 4. 8 and 6, good to return
until October IA, 1902.
BOSTON AND RETURN-by Fort Wayne
route, all rail, $500; via Sound lines.
$24.00; by Pan Handle route, all rail, $500:
via Sound lines, 5000; October 7 to II,
inclusive; return limit October 10, with
privilege of extension for return until No
vember IL, 1902.
FOR SPECIAL INFORMATION apply to
nearest ticket agent of connecting line via
Chicago, or address H. R. Dering, Assistant
General Passenger Agent, Pennsylvania
Short Lines, 24s South Clark street, Chi
cago.