8 THE OMAHA DAILY BJDE , SUNDAY , JULY 20 , 1800.-TWELVE PAGES.
THE BOSTON STORE.
3 Beally Roimrkablo Purchases From the
United States Custom House.
BOO I)07 ) Mt Handkerchief * J,1OO ,
Sample Tcwi'ln unit Tliroo CUHUH
Iltiiiil-iiiiulo Torchon Imuc on
Kale Monday.
The purchase of thcso towel1 ! Is tlio
greatest snap vvo over struck. Thcro IB
only 0110 pair of each kind , but they nro
beauties. "Wo bought the lot so low that
the pi-ices will astonish you tomorrow.
At "lc , till the Indies' ' colored bordered
hemstitched ImndkcichiofH , ] > liiln white
handkerchiefs and woven boidor hand-
hoichleffl , woith up to lctomorro\v ( ) 2jo.
At 7e , ladles'lino white linuii hand-
heichiofs , inch wldo lieniHtltchud , line
cnibioldorcd Into edged handkerchiefs
nnd elegant coloted bordoied handker
chiefs worth up to Me , at 7c.
At 15c Tlio llncst sheer llnon , pnro
white , colored bnidoicd andembroldored
hiuulkcrchiofti woith uj ) to35c , ut Ifio.
At 2oc Tlio choice of tbo llncst linen
handled chiefs ever impoited. Some of
the daintiest handkerchiefs you over
fctivv. They uro worth up to $ i.2-j. To-
monowUoc.
MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS.
AtOo All the men's full-sl/cd white
htuidki'rchiofs-with hemstitched colored
borders worth up to 2. " > o , at Oe.
At Ic ! ) All the men's pure linen white
and colored botdoted liandkeiuhiefB
woith up tofiOc , go at inc.
TOWELS , TOWELS.
We give jou the eholeo of any all
linen Gorman low els at lOc that could
not ho bought in the regular way ( it less
than I6c.
At ICe wo will give you the choice of
the finest all linen towels with roloicd
boidets that , if bought in the regular
way , would test } on25r.
At 21c wo offer 100 dilToicnt samples of
the 11 nest iiupoi ted knotted filngound
hemstitched flno s.itin dauiiislc towels
Hint could not be bought In the icgultir
\\iiy tit less than 50c.
At lilio and 5Je\vo ( will offer you the
choice of tlio finest o\lra largo Urn els and
drawn open \voik dicbser bciufs that are
worth uj ) toSl.GOeaeh.
HAND HI A OH TORCHON LACES.
All the icul band made , pine linen ,
toiehon hues that would bell icgultir at
ICe , tomonow at 2c.
All the wide torchon laces that would
sell regular tit ICe , toinortow 5c.
All tlio extra vvido , beautiful patterns
of real hand made toiebon laces worth
ri'Kulmly ui > toiiOo a vatd , tomonow UP.
FROM KILPATUICIC , KOCU SA.M-
PLIS. :
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Divided intothrco lots.
LOT 1 AT Sc.
This includes all the line Jersey and
Swiss ribbed ladies' knit underwear that
wholesaled up to $2.50a do/en , at Sc.
LOT U AT 12e. }
Includes all the samples of flno lisle
thread imported underwear that whole-
Baled as high as $1.)0 ( ) a do/on , at liZJe.
LOT : t AT 2oc.
In this lot tuo samplesof the finest im
ported fast black and fancy striped lisle
thread hose that --vholobalo at SO a do/en ,
tomouovv2oc.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
1 i In our millinery department we will
offer tomorunv 70 do/en LADIES' FINU
BLACK CANTON FLATS AT 9c.
They are worth 50c ,
THE BOSTON STORE ,
lit S. Kith bt.
Karly Closing.
"When the early closing movement
tunong the retail shoo dealers was on
foot about two weeks ago it mot my
hearty apptoval , and I signed the a jiuo-
mont to close my store at O-'JO , as I bo-
llovo in giving my clerks their evenings
on during tlio hot weather. Since that
time I ha\o closed promptly at the hour
ngrecd , but I Had mine is the only shoo
Btoro on Parnam street that closes at
C'80. I hone that my ft lends and cus-
toinois will lind it convenient to make
their purchases before that hour , as I
clobo my store at 00 : ! ! , except Satin days
nt 10.30. > > G. W. COOK ,
1312 Farnam street.
I
.1 Sjiecial sale in underwear at Block
& Hoj man's.
Peterson , the photogtnplicr , Btill
makes cabinet photos , at Too per do/ ;
1012 Farnam , one door east of NY. . life
building1.
A Card ,
In explanation for our action during
thoicceiit cut of prices made by the
photographois of thia city , vowould
state wo wore obliged to dibcontinuo this
cut at once , as tlio rush at our galloties
was bo gieat as to mnko it impobMblo
for us to extend to our regular custom
ers courteous treatment ami give them
goodwoik. What work wo have done
ut a low price will bo finished in a first-
class niaunor. But as wo wore satibllcd
that our customers , at least the
great mnjoiity of them , do not
w ant cheap jihotograjws , wo decided to
discontinue the cut at once in order not
to injure our health or reputation. Wo
are willing to lot other firms in this city
make their " '
"very supeiior jihotographs
nt $1 per do/on , but the lowoat jirico
charged for cablnots at our galleries
will bo $1 per doion. Respectfully ,
Gioiian : IIiVv.v ,
1A. .
_
SolillriN Swimming In llatt illonn.
Ono of the featutes of thf- military
drill in the Rossian army is the training
of soldiers to swim in battalions , at the
Biimo time using their weapons. At tlio
recent annual mllitaiy maneuvers in the
prcboiKo of the c/ar a line oxhibitian ol
proficiency was ghen in thisdliection.
A largo force of infantry swam across a
lake in full matching 01 dor , with the
help of fiibclncb made of t coda or rushes ,
or mllatcd sheepskins. At tlio sanio
time they kept up n lively lire on the
boat of a bupjjp ed enemy who was dis
puting their passage. _
Dr. Hamilton Warren , eclectic and
magnetic jihysiclan and surgeon , teems
2 and 3 Cromibo block.cor. Kith and Cap
itol ave. Chronic and nervous diseases
a specialty. Telephone OH.
Tbo now olllccs of the great Rock fs-
land route , 1602 , Sixteenth and Farnam
etieot , Omaha , nro the llaest In tlio city.
Call nnd see thorn. Tickets to all jioints
cast ut low cat rates
For IIurKiilim In 1'Innon
GotoMcBtldo fi Co. , successors to Al
fred Moinberg Co. , 1511 Dodgo.
*
Look Jleic ,
Pianos used but little , seine noarlj
now , -which wo oiler nt u great * ucrltlco
for thia week , mo the best bargains. Go
BOO them at A. Ilospo's music store 151 !
Douglns st. _ _
U.UIY
At Half l ilce.
Parties in need of n baby carriage wll
llml n doblrnblo line at 50 per cent din
count to close out.
DEWEV & STONE , FURNITURE CO.
1115 nnd 1117 Tarnnm street.
For llnrgnlim la I'lnnoa
Goto McDrido & Co. , successord to Al
Ired Moiiibcrj ; Co. | 1514 Dodgo.
Blue Mondaj , that ia What They Call it
Generally ,
11 at AVc AID GoltiR to 'Mnko It Mvcly ,
niul Vou \ \ III Kind Prices
Knoolccd toJcrlehu
Come. Monday.
Tor this falo wo will quote Bomo of
ho most ridiculously low prices ever
{ uotcd in Omaha.
A lot of line ginghams nnd seersuck-
eisat 7jc. Wo cannot buy them in a
regulnr way under loc.
A lot of about / j nieces of outing flan
nel , worth fully from 20o to liJc , at "Je a
yaul.
Mosquito bar , all you wish of it at lOo
n piece.
1'ino bleached muslin , n yard wide , at
ISoa jnrd , woith Sc.
Tine unbleached muslin nt 4Jc a yttttl ,
vortb be.
Wo have rccoi\ed a consignment of
ace curtains fiom an eastern auction
lousoon which wo will save jou CO per
cent.
cent.Wo will start at G9c a pair , fully worth
$1.50. A hotter ono at 7oc. Wo will
offer ono that cannot bo duplicated anywhere -
where under S2 for O'Jc. We ha a
gteat vailety of the'-o and -wo mean
what wo bay , wo will fciue jou 50 pel-
cent.
cent.Wo
Wo will close out the remainder of our
j.iby hammocks at 'He.
Our full sl/o hammocks , to close out
our odds and ends , we will oiler them at
60c.
60c.Men's
Men's gaii7osliitts at 15c , worth 25c.
Men's fancy utripo underwear at 39c ,
w ortlt 7oc.
Men's fancy lisle stiipo at JOc , worth
$1.00.
A lot of odds and ends in men's outing
launel slilils at half price.
The celebrated Jericj eoiset , sold the
\orld over tit Toe , wo Will oiler at this
sale nt li'Je. ' Wo can give you any sl/c.
All our odds and ends in summer cor
sets tit 'Jc.
'Jc.MILLINERV. .
Sailor hats at 12e each.
Flowers at one-third the market pi ice.
Any tilmmed hat in our house at
! ) . ! ) . Among these are some French
lattein hats Unit cost fiom $2U to S2j to
mpoi t.
Any colored straw hat in the house
or 2)0 , and vvo have some line Milan and
fanej braids worth from $3.00 to $1.00.
Ladies' nicely trimmed hats we offer
ib low as 2oc. The millinery must go.
RIBBONS.
Ileio is the cheapest lot of ribbons of
a line guide over placed before the
niblie.
All silk ribbons in colois comprising
ancy stiipos , jilaids and fancy black at
2c. ! ) Thcso ribbons arc worth fully 75c
vyaid.
Among them aio a few pieces of all
silk black btibh ribbon , and they go at
the same piice. Don't miss this sale
it STONEHILL'S.
To tlio Imllcs.
Special sale in ti links nndvalises at
tall price , Block & IIov man's , 109 N.
10th st.
Another Omaha Sleeping Car null a
New Tialn.
The Chicago & Northwestern railway
tms now added to itb 11.10 j > . m. fast train
! i om Omalia a now and elegant sleeping
car for the exclusive use of Onmhn
pations.
Thistiain loaves Omnhanftcrbusiness
liotus nnd makes close connections in
Chicago with the limited eastern trains
on all lines.
The Omaha and Chicago sleeper on
the 40 : ! p. m. yestibuled lljcr is still con
tinued in service.
Another entirely new f.ist train has
been scheduled , lea\ing Omaha 1:15 : p.
in. , arriving Chicago 0:50 : the next morn
ing. This is aery convenient train for
Boone , Mtushalltown , Dubuque , Cedar
Rapids , Clinton and intcnncdiato points.
City ticket office , 1401 Fntunm street.
R. R. RITCHII : , General Agent.
G. F. Wr&T : , City Pab&engcr Agent.
Try Solioclply's $3 Shoos ,
1415 Douglas sheet.
lOO I'iano I5o\os.
A. IIospo , 1513 Douglas btreot , has 100
piano boxes to bell at $2 each.
Window shades at Falconer's.
The AVIiolo Interior of the Inland nil
Unknown Ten I lory.
Newfoundland is about thieo hundred
miles across at its bumdost j > art and a
little over four bundled miles long. Its
people aio peculiar , as all insular folk
arc , but rugged , hardy , honest and hos
pitable to a ilogieo.
The whole interior is an unknown ter
ritory , ays the Now Yoik Iloitiltl. Only
ono white man has over made the jour
ney from east to west a Mr. Counack ,
who accomplished the feat in 1&20. Con
sequently tnoro is no map of Newfound
land extant which ib in any dcgieo relia
ble. It is n very eurioiib fact that a
valuable tract of land , with coal , iron ,
lead and sihor in its bowels , and per
fectly accessible to tlio cxploior , should
remain so long unknown.
The inhabitants live on the water nnd
have no interest whatever in farming.
What thoj eat and wear is all imported.
Hardtack , tea and fish constitute their
diet fiom ono jear to another , nnd on
tlio poor man's table meat is seldom seen.
They are skilled bailers , but they would
stumble over a jilow and hietik their
necks. The coast is their homo , all they
Know aujthing about , except the -wild
waste of watois fiom which they get
their living and in which KO manv llnd
their gnues. Ten miles from the rockb
on which their cabins aio built vou
enter ujiou a wilderness well stocked
with game , watered by rivers in which
liout nro jilonly , but the jieoplo leave it
undisturbed by ax or agriculture.
The quaint city of St. .lohns icminds
ono of the mellow nnd mystical modi-
; uval days. It lias thrift biit is old fash
ioned. At night the watchman still
patrols the sticots droning out the hours
in fitcnloiianvoice nnd ending with the
icfrain "All's well. "
Some day ontorprifO will rub its eves
open , nnd then Newfoundland will offer
n now field for capital nnd speculation.
Great sale of linens at Falconer's.
Gentlemen Alwajs
Dcbiro that their cigars bhttll ho of the
best. To obtain such bo certain that
vou call on Win. Gocdccko & Co. , In the
Marker block , 15th and Faimim sts.
Seaman's wagons best and cheapest.
Samuel Hums says ns you go down
street bee Hint "King Charles" wato in
ft out windows. Thrco cnsks ju t re
ceived. Sold in odd pieces or courno
sots ns desired.
Special Sale of Parlor rin-nlturo.
In. order to mnko room for the now
/nil / styles \\oolTur for snlo this week 300
pieces of doslmblo pallor furniture , con
sisting of divans , cnsy chaiis , fancy
rocker * and reception chairs , at nil IB *
count of 50 per cent , which is far below
the nctunl cost.
DEWEY & STONE. FURNITURE CO. ,
1115 and 1117 Fuinuui street.
IIAVUKN MHOS.
IjCttlllR DllVVIl tllO 1'llCCS.
Good country butter 7c , 8c , lOc , 12c :
creamery butter , 15c , 17jc , lOe ; full
cream cheepo , lOc ; brick chocso , 121c :
boneless hatn , lOc ; picnic ham , 8c ; best
sugar cured ham , lie ; 21 pound stone jar
of all kinds of jams , IDc , worth 3" o ; oil
sardines , 5c ; mustard sardines , lOo ; very
best Alaska , salmon , this IH the finest
packed , 12ic , worth 3oe ; 2 pound ami
very best red raspberries jircsot vcd in
heavy syrup , 17ic. worth 35e. Wo sell
the best nncolorcd Japanese ton , in the
city for 27c , 3jc , 47c and COc. You ought
to sample this tea. The very host Min-
neaiiolis superlative for $1.35 ; snovvllako ,
$1.00 ; Alphin Hour. SI.50 ; St. Jo. No. 10 ,
$1.00 ; very beat XXX soda crackois. Co.
IIAYDERBROS. ,
Dry Goods and Giocoiies.
HOUSE rUKNISIIINGS
3-ly ] ) hose , fully mounted , Uc n foot ,
woitlrJSc to ISc. 2-whcol hose eait , OSo
nndnno7 1o ISc. Lawn mowers at less
than manufactuiors' cost. 1'erfointed
chair scats 8c , worth 2jc. Covered pulls
6e , Oc , Sc and lOc , cneh. Shelf nnd tollot
pajior 3o bundle. No. 2 wostein washer
Si.50 , worth $0. Well nindc , good wring
ers 81.50 , worth fUo. 100-foot who
clothes line 4c. ! ) 5 do7on clothes pins 5c.
Copper-bottom wash-boilers 5'Jc , worth
$1.25 ; jilnt cujis Ic ; jilo jilatcs lc ; cake
cutters , lc ; milk pans , Ic ; 12 different
styles of tcir.i cotta cuspadores , Uoo
ctich ; cake stands , loc ; one-half gallon
water jug , 33o ; good teakettle , 15c ; 0
sauce dishes , lOc ; egg timers , lOc ; Hint
glass tumblers , 2jc ; cut glass tumblers ,
5eagood ; Btcol hatchet , lOc ; best steel
hammer , lee ; decorated toilet sot $2.00 ;
decorated wash bowl nnd pitcher , $1.05 ;
carpet swcojicr , $1.2ocolTeonnd ; lo.i pots ,
lOc ; dishpans , loc ; musttiid spoons , 3 for
5c ; jatent handle llntitons , $1.50 net ;
5 , ( 00 decorated cupg and saucers at COo
per sot , woi th $1 ; glass butter dishes , 5c ;
spoon holders , Co ; sugar bowls , oc ;
creamers1 , fie ; rope , Ific jier pound ; shoo
and store buiHlics , lOc ; folding camp
chaiis , llc ) ; porcelain pots nnd kettles ,
from 2oc up to 75c ; jolly glasses , 21c per
do m. IIAYDIN : UROS. ,
Dry Goods and House Furnishings.
SlIOi : DEPARTMENT.
Cut prices in shoo dopaitmont this
weok.
Ladies'russott oxford ties 75c , worth
$1.00.
Ladies' dongohi oxford tics 05c , worth
SI 2o.
Ladies' fine dongoln and rus otto\foul
ties 91.2" and $1.15 , worth $1.50 and $2.
Ladies' line dongohi pat. tip and plain
oxford ties $2 , i educed fiom i2.50.
Ladies' Fioncli go.it rubsott oxford
ties $2.15 , icduced fiom $3.
Mibses' fine dongola and russctt ox-
foids , sizes 11 to 2 , $1 and $1.2.5.
Children's dongola and rus-ott oxfords ,
faii-os 8 to 10 } , 8-jc , 'Jocund $1.
Men's southern tics and oxfords , to
close , 51.75 , $1.95 and $2.7(5.
IIAYDm BRO . ,
Diy Goods and Shoes , 10th st.
Ijadles' Hnlr
Miss S. M. Moore , who has been for a
number of jears in business in Chicago ,
has recently ojiened a fancy hair baaar
at 1522 Douglas sticet in the store -with
F. M. Shadoll & Co.
Miss Moore makes a specialty of cut
ting children's hair , fancy hatrdiessing ,
shampooing and bang-cutting will bo
done in tlio moat aitisticmannor by Miss
Moore and her assistants.
Midsummer - nlc.
Special sale of llannol shiits at greatly
reduced prices nt Clock & Hoyman's ,
109 N. 10th bt.
Fine wedding rings at A. Edhohn's.
Something About the T 'ttlo Island
IJtiKlaml Una Trnili-d to Germany.
The relative value of national possess
ions is curiously illustrated by the fact
that England , witli her 9,000,000 square
miles of the earth's surface , receives for
this little island , which is not as largo
as Central park , an indemnity ropio-
benting about half a million square miles
of African soil , writes Poultnoy Bigolow
in Harper's Weekly. Even this may
wove loss than profitable , for Heligo
land yields an annual revenue of $40,000 ,
while ho would bo a bold piophot to
assoit that any European power
will make both ends moot in the
ntunimstiation ot tlio ' 1511101 : Conti
nent. But though as a , mercantile ex
change the British have received u
questionable property from Germany ,
still it is a mnt'or of congiatinUion for
the civilii-cd world that the two greatest
Protestant nations of Europe , both be
longing to the same Germanic lace , and
both rivals in the same industiial Hold ,
should have removed fiom between thorn
the cause of what might nt any time pro
voke avv ar.
Heligoland became English after the
defeat of Napoleon and his exile to Elba.
At that time no ono but Onoibonau
dreamed of such a tiling as a mighty
German empire , stretching from the
ocean to the Russian frontier , and Eng
land had little dilllculty in holding it by
treaty. .
It lies adjacent to Germany's greate"sl
seaport and commands the appio.ieh to
the second in importance as well. If a
foreign jrovycr should claim possession
of Block island or Fisher's island wo
could realise liowGoi mans regard Hel
igoland in British hands. Or if vvo
could imagine an island olT the mouth of
the Mibiisbipni ; or between Sandy Hook
nnd Fiio island , the ea'-es would bo
somewhat analogous , provided the Brit
ish Hag floated over thorn. Fortunately
Heligoland has long since ceased to bo
coii'-idoied valuable to England , while
to Germany it lias ribon in impoitanco
with every increase in the Gei man navy ,
oveiy addition to Gorman's mcichant
muiino , nnd , above all , every indication
of having to reckon with Russian or
French cruisers.
A. 3Iux llol/.licnnor Co.
Fine watch lepnliing ,
1113 Douglas st
Omaha Rcnl Estate & Trust Co. , re
moved to 220 S 17th bt. , Biu ; building.
Seaman's buggies best nnd cheapest
Dr. Blrnoy.practieo limited to catarrh-
nl diseases of nose and tin oat. 13oo bldg.
Tickets at lowest rates nnd superior
accommodations via , the great Rock Is
land louto- Ticket olrtco , 1002 Six
teenth and Farnam streets , Omaha ,
Leave your watcli repairing and jew
elry work nt ( J. L. Eriekson's , Masonic
block , 10th and Capftol avenue.
Miss M. McGrath has reduced her
suminer goods to cost to close August 1.
Mibb M. McGrath , H18 Ramgo block.
Jjook : Ilcic.
Pianos used but little , some nenily
new , which vvo olTur at n great saorillco
for this week , aio the best bargains. Go
bco them at A. Hospo'd mubic btoie 1513
Douglas tat.
Y. I' . S. C. E. annual union evening
plcnlt * to bo hold at Syndicate park July
-I ( nt 3 j ) . m. All young peoples' socie
ties in tlio olty cordially invited. Quito
tin extended programme. Tickets gratis.
1002. Sixteenth ana Fnrnnm streets is
the now Rock Island ticket olHco. Tick
ets to nil points east at lowest rates.
Scatuiui phaetons best tmd cheapest.
1IEYJIAN & DEICIIES
Have Their Eutire- Stock on Special Sale
tBow.
The Snlo Will Continue Until July 1 ,
AVlieti Stock Will Uo Taken AVe
Must Uenlilco Htoek Ito *
lute Unvoicing.
Wo propose to give the Omaha public
i chance to buy any article in our Block
nta icduced pi Ice.
Wo do not spread before you a list of
goods which wowant to got rid of , nnd
consequently olTer at n % ory low figure.
Our stock must decrease before in-
Aoielng. and the following reductions
will do it :
30 PEll CENT DISCOUNT
On nil dte s trimmings.
Silk trimmings.
Crochet trimmings.
Jet trimmings.
Stool tiiminlngs.
Appliquo tilnimlngs , olc.
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
On all
Dress goods.
Silks.
Cotton goods.
Dross pat torus.
Jackets.
Cloaks.
Di esses.
Winppers.
Tea gowns.
Embroideries.
Laces.
Floimcings.
Lace nets.
Hosioiy.
Gloves and Mitts.
Handkerchiefs.
Vnfebar Shirts.
Ties , etc. , etc.
- 'Ell ' CENT DISCOUNT.
On all
Corsets and Underwear.
Remember our whole and entire stock
.s included in this great clearing sale.
1IEYMAN & DEICIIES ,
1518 and 1520 Farnam st.
GHI3AT ORGAN
Pollowlns InstrttiiipntH .Unst lie Sold
1'lils Wei-k at A. llospe'fl IMuslo St re.
$12Eastoin cottage organ , only $05.
$125 Esloy organ , nine stops , only $75.
$100 Estey organ , eight stops , only
$50.
$90 Wostein cottage organ , only $35.
$ So Burdotte organ , only 835.
$7.i Mason it Ilamlin organ , only $15.
$ oO Polonbct organ , only $12.
$150 piano case molotloon , only $25.
Easy Payments. Easy Payments.
A. HObPE , JR. ,
1513 Douglas st.
IJoforo
A piano examine the now ec.alo Kim
ball piano. A. Ilosjo. 1513 Douglas.
Through conches Pullman pnlaco
sleepersdining-pars , fieoiccliningchair
cats to Chicago nnd intervening jipints
via the great Uock Island route. Tiekot
olllco 1002 , Sixteenth and Fainam.
Far In Advance.
The Chicago & Northwestern with its
4:30 : j ) . in. nnd 9.20 p. m. vestibule llyers ,
witli slcopeis , dinots and fieo parlor
cms direct fiom the U. P. depot Omaha
to Chicago. Four j ) issongor trains eacli
way dnily. City olllco , 1401 Farnain St.
Depot , 10th nud Maroy Sts.
'
Falconer's linen sale still on.
IJurnrd Ills Jtaby'n Doily.
A detective ft om police headquarters
waited nt the station of the Delaware ,
Lnckawnnnn & Westein rnihoad in
Syracuse , N. Y. , the other night for the
evening express from Osvvego to como
in. On its arrival a lliomnn , Fred 'V.
Curtis , was taken out of the cab and to
the city jail , charged witli n most unus
ual crime. His accuser is Frank Gran-
ish , a follow llionnin , with whom , the
prisoner wont over the road today.
This rooming Curtis came into the cab
with a bundle which ho tossed carelessly
on the coal in the tender Curtis left
the bundle undistuibcd until the ttnin
w.is in full speed. Then lie picked it uj >
and unwinding the wrapper , opened it
in the sight of Gianish. It hold the
body of a woo baby , sajs the Now York
Sun. Curtis said to his astonished com
panion that it was his own nnd that ho
was going to have a q.ulot funeral.
Without further ado ho opened the fire
box and dcliboiatoly throw the body in
on top of the blazing coals. Ho said ho
had frequently douo the same thing be
fore. Granish vvns nppallod'at the cool
ness of the man , but Curtis only laughed.
When the train icturncd to this city
Gianish gave infoimation of tlio crime
to the police , w ho nindo the arrest.
Window shades at Falconer's.
Tiy Schooljily's $3 Shoos ,
lllSDougliibbtrcot.
A Cliolco Ijlst of hummer Kcsorts.
In the Inko regions of Wisconsin , Min
nesota , Iowa and the two Dakotas , there
aio bundicds of charming localities pro-
emplorily fitted for .summer homos.
Among the following selected list are
names familiar to many of our renders
ns the poifcction of noithoin summer ro-
soi Is. Nearly nil of the Wisconsin points
of interest nro within n short distance
from Chicago or Milwaukee , and none
of them tuo bo far away from the "buy
marts of civilisation" that tlioy cannot
bo reached in a few hours of travel ,
by f icqucnt trains , over the finest ro.id
in the northwest the Chicago ,
Milwaukee < fc St. Paul railway :
Oeonomowoc. AVis. Clear L , ilco , Iowa.
JM111DUJUI1 , ) V1S , J UHl ) VJKUCHJJ1 , lOV\a.
Waultublm , Wis. Spiiit Like , Iowa ,
Polmjin , Wis. rroatcnac , Minn.
Tamnhawlc Lakoa , Unite Mlimctonlcn.
Wis. Allnn.
Lakuslilo , Wis. Ortonvlllo , Minn.
KllbomaClty , Wis. Prior Like , Minn.
( Dulls of the Ww- White Hear Lake ,
coasm. ) * Minn
Heaver Dim , Wis. Biff Stone Lnkc. Da-
MiulUon , Wis. Icota.
For dctulleil infoimation apply nt ticket
ofllcc , 1501 Puraani slicct , Uarker Hlock.
IA. . NASH , Gen. Agent
J. E. FUUSION ; Pass. Agent.
Sco those $9 toilet sots in Burns' front
windows , formerly $14.
Dr. Sussdorfft tionts successfully all
dibeases of the kidneys , bladder and
rectum. 1601 Furnambt.
Seaman's carriages best and cheapest.
A Meteor in the AVnfji > " .
Mr. Johnson 'Whlttakor , of near Oregon
gen Bond , Ky. , was driving homo tlio
other night , when a meteor Hashed
ncross the ncavons , and the next instant
n huge btono , measuring about 8 feet In
diameter , came through tlio air , and
with terrific force crushed into tlio bed
of the wagon directly behind him , gnu-
ing the seat ho occujIed ns it foil. The
horses wore wild with flight , but the
heavy stone pinned the wagon to the
earth , and as they could not break the
heavy chain tiaces tlioy wore unable to
runolT. Mr. Whittakor says ho hoaid
the meteor whiz/ing through the air ,
but had no idea what it was until ho was
joltotl out of his seat bv the crash. A
number of sight-beers visited tlio spot
nud inspected the vvondoiful lock.
HAVDKN IlllOS.
Forced Snlo on CarpM * .
Positively the lowest prices over known
on carpets.
Heavy Ingrains , wear guaranteed , 35c ,
40c and 60c , worth 50c to 7f o.
Government standard extra super G.JO ,
C3c , 08c and 7Cc , worth 76o to $1.2,5.
Fine ttvjwstrles in elegant designs 05c ,
70c , 76o and bOc , worth bOo to $1.
Sujwrlor body brussels 8.5c,00c,0oonnd
$1 , regular jrlcos 81.15 to S1.2o.
Complete line wlltonolcts nnd mo-
quotts.
L.ACC . CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES.
Forced sale on nottlngliam , Swiss ,
Irish point and tamnour lace curtains ;
also bilk curtains ami portlots.
Special low prices on dotted Sw isa and
silk diapci'lca.
A sitlondld line fringes and upholstery
trimmings.
Window shades made to order ,
SolfactlngHpilng roller Holland shades
in all colois at IDc.
DOLLS1 DOLLS ! DOLLSI
Grand special sale on dolls of every do-
facrijHion.
Sleeping dolls ,
Dressed dolls.
UndiesbCtl dolls ,
Ranging in price from 5c up to $1 ,
Avould bo cheap at $2.
The values aio certainly unapproach
able.
able.Toys of all kinds go in this bale at un
heard of low pi ices.
Special low jn-iees on furniture , chairs ,
tibles , mattro'-scs , etc. , etc.
RIBBONS1 RIUBONS1 RTBHONS1
Striking baigains in ribbons , luces ,
embroideilcs , liandkoichicfs , ruchings
and tilmmings.
HAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry Goods and Carpets.
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.
Special sale of gent's rolled plate nnd
onyx link cutT buttons : worth $ i.00 ! , $2.30
and $3.00. On bale Monday at < J5c.
Roger knives and folks SI.23 per sot.
Ladies' line lolled pinto shirt button0 ,
with chain attached , 35c jior sot.
Sjiccial bargains in solid gold and gold
filled watches.
Elgin , Sjilngfield ) or Waltham
watches in boiovv cases $3.50.
HAYDEN BROS ,
Dry goods and Jewelry.
N'otlco to Taxpayers.
The Sjiecial committee appointed by
the board of equali/.ition to equalise tlio
taxes to cover tlio coats of the various
streets as advertised , have made their
icpoit. Any ono interested can sco the
snmo by calling at city cleik's olllco.
E. S. MoitnAitry ,
Chairman of Boatd.
Look Here.
Pianos used but little , boino nearly
now , vyliich wo olTor at a gicat sacrifice
for this week , are the best bargains. Go
see them at A. Hospo's music store 1513
Douglas st.
Try Schoelply's S3 Shoos ,
1415 Douglas btroot.
Pretty NVllv's Tree.
Standing alnno in a peaceful section of
Prospect ptn k is a big oak , sajs the Now
Yoik Morning Journal. It is Known as
"Nelly's Tree" and an inquiry of any of
tlio blue-coated policemen will elicit its
history.
Fifteen years ago the tico was -visited
by the joung gul after whom it was
named.
The spot at which it is located , Battle
Pass , is n historical one. Hero a shoit
but decisive engagement between tlio
American and Biitish ti oops occurred
dining the war for independence.
Tacked on tlio side of the trco facing
the roadway , blackened nnd tarnished
by time and the elements , is a nickel
plate. Delicately engraved on this is
ono simple word :
NEI.LV.
A scoio of yeais ago n society belle , n
member of ono of tbo best families on
the Heights , was the victim of consump
tion. All ono summer she was dying.
Day after day , when her strength and
the weather permitted , it was her habit
to go out to Prospect j > aik and sit under
the grateful shade of the noble oak.
A short time after her death her father
fastened the slhor pl.ito to the tico in
memory of his beloved daughter.
Garllcld LScnch on Great Suit Ijukc ,
Utah.
The famous health andjileasuroresoit ,
Garliold Beach , on Great Salt Lake ,
Utah , 18 miles from Salt Lake City , and
readied only via the Union Pacific , "Tlio
Overland Route , " is now open for the
season.
This is the only real sand beach on
Gic it Salt Lake , and is one of the finest
bathing and pleasuio resorts in the west.
Gicat Salt Lake is not a sullen , listless ,
sheet of water , beating idlyonthoshoio ,
but on the contrary is as beautiful a
sheet of water as can bo found an j where.
It is 21 per cent salt , wliilo tlio otcan is
only 3 per cent , and the w ator is so bouy-
ant that a person is sustained on its sur
face indefinitely without the least olTort
on his part. Expoi ionco has proven its
gicat hygienic ollcets. Owing to tlio
stimulating olTcet of the brine on tlio
skin , or the balino air upon the lungs tlio
appetite is stimulated , and after n bath ,
tbo bathers are icady for a hearty meal
and feel greatly 5nigoratcd. .
Fine bath-houses , accommodating 100
pcojilo , have been erected nt Gnrfiold
beach , in connection with whteh thorois
n liist-clnss restaurant nnd a largo danc
ing pavilion built out o\or the lake , all
of these aio run by the Union Pacilic ,
who guarantee u first-class resort In
every lospoct.
The Union Pacific has made low rates
of faro for tboso desiring to visit Salt
Lake City and Gariield beach.
For complete doscrijilion of Garfield
beach or GieatSnlt Lake , send to E. L.
Loma'c , genoial passenger agont,0innhn ,
for copies of "Sights nnd Scones in
Utah,1' or "A GlimpbO of Grcnt Salt
Lake , " or II. P. Douol , city ticket agent ,
1H02 Farnam st. , Omaha , Neb.
Gray's jihotograph gallery has always
been known to bo a urst.elnss gallery ; it
is n known fact that when n poison has
photos taken at Giay's they can depend
ou their work. Open all day Sunday.
Everybody ronmiks upon Gray's ele
gant cabinet work at $1 per do on. Open
all day Sunday.
A Io ) > c < > " n Miojelo.
A pretty night of ton soon on St.
Cluulcs avenue , Now Orleans , is a little
boy ilding a bicycle , \vltli his black-and-
tan dog htandlng behind him. The dog
holds on by resting his front paws on his
master's nook , and appears to have no
fear , rib matter how rapidly they travel.
The i'ieayuno says that the other day
the dog grow weary of the bj > oit before
the boy , MI , without any ado , lie tucked
his head down on the boy's shoulder and
went to bleoj ) .
Dr. Sussdoiff makes n bpecialty of dis-
ctibcs peculiarto women. 1.501 Farnam at.
Giay , the photographer , iil.'t N. 10th ,
guainnteoh every do/on cabinet jihotos
ho makes ; trv a do/on of his unexcelled
cabliii-ts at i > l jtor do < son. Open all day
Sunday.
$1 per defer Gray's flno cablnots , 213
N. 10th open all day Sunday.
HA.YDI3N IIItOH.
ForchiB the Snlo on Hntnmcr Drcsn
On Monday mornlnp wo will force
down the price on linen'lawns to 15o
yaid. Tills includes all linen lawns in
our store , plnln whlto , whlto ground ,
fancy figured ; black gtound , whlto fig
ures ; nnvy blue ground , fancy figured ;
plnln black , ote.
Every ytud of llnon lawn on Monday
at Huj dons' ' forced down to 15o ytud ,
foimor price was 20V , 25c nnd 35o jurtl.
Wo have the largest stock of Ameri
can lawns in Oninhn , ISc , 31c , 5c , 71o and
lOcynid.
llostjilnln black Pacific Inwns nt IJny-
dcns' on Monday only 10o ytud.
30inchwide Unrner'u best batiste , nlso
largo nssoitnient of plain colors and
fancy fnyal batiste all foiced down to lOo
ytud.
Uluek ground , neat whlto figures in
challies only Tjcyuul.
Hliick giound , largo figures , latest
st.vlcs out , onlj lOe jurd.
L''ino black ground organdie lawns
foiced down to 12jcn yaid.
Have you scon thobO llanneloltcs at
Ilnydens'which are forced down to lOo
a j aril ?
Outing flannels 0c } and So a yaid.
Johnson's cream colored minklcd bocr-
sucker now 5o a ynid.
Brown nnd blue strljied seersucker ,
woith 12Jc , foiced down to OJo n jard.
You can't afford to pass Havdetis' if
you wish to siuo money in buying stim-
uicii diobs goods.
Gray drc-is linen just iccelved tit lOe ,
20e and 2oon yaid.
Our slock of miibllns and sheetings IB
well assorled ; all tuo to be void at foiced
pi ices ; it will pay jou to investigate.
Ilajdcns'are forcing down the pilccs
on whlto die s goods.
Ha j dens'will stall on Monday morn
ing forcing down the pi ices on blankets.
Now is the time to buy your blankets.
Wo iceelv od a lot from Into Now York
auction tmd shall foico thum at pi Ices
that will sell them quirk this hot
weather. IIAYDEN HUOS. ,
Drj goods and carpets.
Open to lj\cilnly.
On Augu t G to 10 inclusive , tlio Chicago
cage , Milwaukee A , St. Paul railway will
sell loiuid trip tickols to lloston , Mass. ,
and return foi $31.75. Good to return
until Sojitombor 30. The cheajiost ox-
cm sion of llio j ear. Don't fail to take
it in. For fuithcr information apjily at
Union ticket olllco 1501 Fainam fall cot.
J. E. Pmib-iox , F. A. NASH ,
Pass. Agt. Gen. Agt.
Wo guaiantcc our 7oo ] > crdo/.cablnots
equal to any $1 woik made in tlio city.
Pi'teiscn , llio jhotogiajlKr , 1012 Far
nam , second lloor.
Try Schoclply'b ? " Shoos ,
1115 Douglas faticct.
On a Very IJDVV Dusts.
Round tiiji tiekols to all touiist points
cast and not th via the Chicago & North-
weblcin Ry. City ollice , 1101 Fainam
St. The fast trains leave daily diiect
fiom the U. P. depot in Omaha'
Get prices on lots in East Omalia from
Potter & Geoige Co , 10th iV Fainam.
The only railroad tinin out of Omaha
run oxpiessly for the accommodation of
Omaha , Council Blulls , DCS Moincs and
Chicago business is the Rock Island
vestibule limited , leaving Omaha at 1:15 :
p. m. daily. Ticket olllco 1002 , Sixteenth
and Farnam sts. , Omaha.
Gioat sale of linens nt Falconer's.
U. P. and 15. it M. exclusion , ono faro
for iound trip from all Ncbtaskii points
tothogient Wyoming Statehood Celo-
brnlion at Cheycno , July 23d. Tickels
sold on July 21st , good for four days.
Falconer s linen sale fatlll on.
Monej loaned on diamonds , jewelry ,
etc. , Fred Mohlo , cor. Faiinun & llth.
"
MADDKXKI ) JJV 1U2AV.
A Tliiilllnc m io of PasHcimers lie-
Iilnd a Cia/.y l iiunian.
Ono bundled pnssongors Ihundercd
toward death on the Chicago & North
western Green Bay oxpiess , noith of
Janesville. "Wis. , the other da v. Over
swilclios that were changed b.iroly in
time to keep the train from destruction ,
along stretches of tiacks where other
trains were rushed into sidotiackn and
out of dagger by frightened trainmen ,
who reali/od soniolhing was wrong , and
past depot platforms , whcio people
watched in wonder , the tiain sped with
out a pause. On the lloor of
the tender lay Engineer Sloven
Ilotelling , a man of massive build ,
powerless in tlio grasp of a maniac , sa > s
a ulspalch to the Globe-Democrat. The
insane man , his face blackened by coal
dust , his body bent in the llfo-and-death
struggle and hisshouldois covered with
blood , brandished a heavy wrench which
ho had grabbed from the engine tool
box. Both his m ins were in tlio grasp
of the desjniliing man beneath him , but
those on the depot platfoim at Clyman ,
the town tin ough which the tiniii shot ,
could bee that ht > had nearly fiecd him
self , and that in another moment , unices
help should como , the muidoious blow
would fall.
The maniac was Engineer Ilotolling'b
fireman , C. L. llabtings. Near Waloh-
tovvn ho stopped fiom the cab. Ho did
not return and Engineer ITotolling
pulled aside tlio cab curtain and looked
out. As the curtain moved Hastings
bounded in fiom the tender. There \vas
in his c ) ea a look -which could only bo
likened to that of a wild beast. Ho
clutched the engineer by the throat and
thievv him headlong to the swaying foot-
boiiid. There the two men struggled.
Engineer Holelling could do nothing
moio than lo save himself from llio
blows of the insane man. The
engine rushed on nt a rnlo that
could mean nothing less than H fen if ill
tragcdj at the Ihstbwitch loft unturned.
As the train swept jiast Clyman without
stopping , how over , passengeis and tbo
train ciovvicalizcd something was wrong
Hilda nirty hurried forwiud. Writh
ing and hti uggllng among the blocks of
coal on the tender tlioy caw the onglni-or
and his maniac assailant. Hastings was
o\orjowoied and taken to the baggage
car. A moment afterward ho fainted.
Consciousness did notioturnunlil Iwelvo
hours lalor. The Intensely hot weather.
made moro trying by the toniporaturo of
the cab , had diivon him itibano. Thuio
tuo feai that ho cannot live.
llio AVorlil Do Mm P.
And no do the elegantly appointed
ttaliiH of the Burlington route. By this
fnvoritu line , selected by the U. S. gov-
oimnont locariy thofiibt mail , you have
the choice of tin eo daily trains for
Chicago nnd the east ; two for Kansas
City and the south ; two for Denver and
the west.
The Hmlington No. 2 Fast
vostlbuled throughout , equipped with
elegant 1'ullnian cars fuinibhoil with
well bolecled libraries , loclining chair
eais ( seats f roe ) , and dining car leaves
Omalia li ! ( ) j ) . m. . arrives Chicago Ha.
m . bcrving break fast before arrival.
No. 0 , the fast mall , leaves Omaha
0:10 : p. in. , arrives Chicago 1 j ) . in. , equip
ment and dining car borvico up to the
highest Htandaid. Tiekot ollleo , 1223
Furuani Bt. W. F. Vnill , agent.
KEllET , STICER & CO ,
Sweeping Reductions on Lnccs , Emlroitleff
ics and Hamlkerchiofk ,
Our Hntlro Stock of Imco
anil Drnpery NCH ( nt Orently
Kelt uuoil Prices to Clem-
Up Stock ,
r rino point gage , point do gene , chnn *
tllly , fedora , iintliiuo val and ornamental
laces at lOe , 12Je , lee , 2. > o , 35o and 50o a
yaul , worth almost double the price.
Ho.il torchon and tnodiel hues at Sic ,
12 jo , loc , 120o and ! 2')0 a yard , woith al
most double the price.
13-iuch Swiss ombioldored shillings
at [ lee , $1 , 1.15 , $1.2oaml $1.60 a yaul.
15-Inch while litmisUtoliod India lawtt
bkli tings 'tflo , woith COo.
Ladies' white lti\\n \ Imndkotvhicfc ,
withoo lines di.nvn work , only fie > v
worth H'e. ' . f"
Ladies' whlto and printed II. S. borilof
sheer lawn Immlkorehioft at Sic , worth
loe.
Ladies' \\hlto and colored embroid
ered lawn handkerchiefs nt ilOc , reduced
from JtOnnd 35o.
Wool ohnllics In now designs at IGjo ,
woi th i.5e.
Fiench sateens at lOc , reduced from
35c.
35c.Black
Black India fellk , 7 inclies wide , 75c ,
worth $1.00.
Black smah , 20 inches wide , 75c , rcg *
ular piieo .He.
KELLEY , STIGER & co.
Oiauil i\cur.slon ; to YrllowNinno
.National 1'nrlv and Other Western
KcsoitM.
The Union Paoillc , "Tho Overland
Route , " proposes to inn , on July -0 , n
giand e\cuibion ftoni Onuihato Yellow-
Htwio National 1'ark , Grout Shosbono
Rills , Idaho , Option , Salt Lake City ,
Gariield IJoioh , Denver , Clear Creole
Canon , the famous Lioup , and other i
points of intoiest. Tlio Union Pacific- " -
will fuinish six hoiv-o Concotd coaojios ,
wlileli will carry the patty
f loin Heaver Canon , Idaho , to tmu
through Yellowstone National p.ulc.
Those coaches will also bo taken to Sho-
bhono flltition tiiul used for tlio lido to
gieat Shosliono fallH. At each stopping
place , atioh as Ogden , S dt I/iko City.
Chcycnno and Denver , the coaches will
bo unloaded , and the tourists convejcd
fiom the depot to tlio hotels. Afterward
ti lido to nil points of intoicst in each
eitvlll bo taken. *
Fi om Beaver Canon to Yellow stone )
national puk , the liip will oceum tlnco
daj H going , tluco days returning , and
eight days will bo spent in tbo paik.
Excellent tents and good equipment for
evmping out will bo furnished bv thq
Union Pacific , oniouto fiom lieavet ?
canon to the park , and whiloin the park
the tourists will bo quartet ed at the
various hotels.
The \ cry low rate of $221.00 per pas-
sengei has been made fiom Omaha. This
rale includes raihoad , Pullman and.
blago faro , meals and hotel billb fiom
tlio time of leaving Ouulm until the ro y
tmn of tbo excursion , in all ! )0 ) daj.s.
Only thlity passengeis can uq accom
modated , and as accommodations nro
limited , early application for b.imo
should bo made , no onu being accepted
after July 20th. Unless (20) ( ) tickets ara
bold by July 20th , tlio excursion will b
abandoned , and piucliabo money to-
funded immedlatoly.
In 01 dot ing tickets Mind money for
same by express , to Harry P. Douol ,
city ticket agent , U. 1' . lly. , 1302 Tar.
nam St. , Onitilm , Nebraska.
While ehlldion will bo allowed on Jhis
trip , still It is advisable not to ttiKu them.
Tor fin th or information relative to thia
c\etiit > ion nnd llinenirv , apply to
E. L. LOAIAX , Gon'l. Pabs. Agt.
OMAHA , NJII. :
The Noilh Biitish Mercantile insur-
aneo Lomiiany of London and Edinburgh
having opened its "Oinahti Branch" at
210 South Thiiteonth bticot now sollcita
a liberal p.itionago fiom Omaha eltl-
7en& . Fiio insurance written tit r
Kites and lossus adjusted from this of
fice. II. \VOOD.IlotfidoiitSouiotaiy. .
How can O uiy , the photographer , 213
N. 10th , do such elegant woik lor $1
do/.en ? Because ho has less o.xpe
than any other place 4 the kind in Mia
city. Open all day Sunday.
nnd tlio I'ooplo.
It Is tbo nrovaillng belief among the
people of the United States that the
donate does not now eoimnonlj r cllect
the will nnd vihhcs of the groatbody of
the people of the fcovoud states , wiites
Congicssinan Hendcrhon in the Illus-
tinted Amorie.ui. A few circumstances
contiibuio to give uurrenoy to this
belief , The honato is believed to bo the
wealthiest roproentatlvo assembly in
the world , and the sonatois thombulvoa
are uupposcd very imlmnlly to look with
moio favor upon the wealthy chibfats of
tliu community than upon tlio tolling
mass-os and the tillers of the toll , lu
Bomo of the htates o ( the union the
practical lesult is that none but million-
nrios are eligible to the botiiito. Tlio
bcnato SIB now constituted and I do not
vvibb to Hpctilv ana ] > utban ! Is not
biimo body itvould bo if voa ( .
eliminate from its membership sui'h of
the fecnatot.s as hold their boats b Itgal
tccbnlcallties nnd substantial Injustico.
Civil liberty is now on trial in thia
republic , anil I admit that the house of
lopicsontathes in many 'espec-lb IB as
h id as the senate thuio being one gicat
( listliigulBhingeliiiracteriHtle , and that ia
that the house is direitly and imincdl *
atoly ainoaablo and iesponniblo for iti
publio acts to the people of tlio I'nlted
States , wliilo the wnato is not. Inn ,
deinocratlo govoiniiu'iit like ours ainln-
deniocratie , if not arihlocratic , bod.v like
the American bonato hagoutlhed its
iiHofiiliu-bS , and I believe the thno will
boon coino wli n the juopleof the United
btatos will demand that the power to
ole < t the Hftiators Hhall bo ttiken awny
f torn tlio logiHlatmosi and given to the
peoilo | of the slates.
Qrand
' 1 hno M.-litJ caminuiiclnit 1 rl'lny ' July 'J'i iiiul hnt.
u nlu ) MMIIIILO lanililiiiiiiuiir popular jrlc w li
B.'c. nnd Mil
Wm.G. Brady's "After Daik
with tlio river of ronl wntiT nnl c nlo nclJ nncH ,
llolibr Uiiylur , 'llio Irili I'nnilciiii Kully V Mii
llin uxlilbltlon boxou In Iliu Cuiictfl llu 1 n
llox hliLctupun 'lliiirnliiy
.
c.iml ( ! iirnpnsils will li rc-M-lvul t tha
ollhuofA II. Hvor , ( VNiiIll No. July Sltli.
lr-Mi , at niioii , for ( iirulsliliu iniiliitnl and .
l.ilMir iiiutxsiio forllio .iruflliiu aiiiU-ouitilc.
t Ion of M. MIIIJ'H Auiilitiuy. ucoonlliu t opium
mill Nwilllctilloiis to tin HOUI lit llu ( iiiialm
hliiliMinil Itoillntf Co. Diiiiilin , Nil ) AttrtN
llfiluhi'ilc forWWiu must uicoinpiiiiy Mcn
bid mill llio uimii'llU'u ' iohti\u tliu rlKlit teA
A , II. Dvi n. Ari-lillt'Ot.
Notloi ) 10 < "mit motor"
Illilf ) will txi lot'chi'il liy the 1'nrk roininlfr
BlitiutiM. t lly of OniiiliH fur tliu Htu'llim ota
" ' , " l.'o'cloclt
| iii\lllon In "HiiiiHuiMi I'urU iipto
noun tin'-T ' > tli day uf Julv. lh'"l. '
I'litiiH , ilutiillx itnil Hit ( llk'iitidiisdin ho noca
lit llioolllii of MHMIII .v lliiuiKinlk , archttCDUii
ItooniM Oi)7 ) itiul uw N. V. l.lfn Itullillni ; . 'll > 4
iiiniU'ilonurj ruuirvo tliu iljlit lu rujiit uuj
uiiuius. jicat