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Tins OMAHA DAILY BKE : RATTTKDAT. 4TYfi 7.
HELBIC AFTER B1C MONET 'S
Aoo OTtant tbe State4. * PC j
,7t S 90.
HlsBLL fCR IXAKIMUtB IHE
51 o run. In Clinrce nt
tlir IhLninltiKtion. MnUr * n Mete
u I'rovr n
Ix.c i 1 r l.niarj.
UXOOUS. Do. 2. rtpeeW.H-ewe Wber-
rsinc GevHatmuMi mtr MO W l nft < 4 for
IE tbe tUKiftl tiHtw-MO tbc Vectelatire > B-
v rtMntias eonaaHtm and E pert H lblr
Tl > f htur ynrtirflu- edited in UKOMridt
court fr m i * r in > t < tnry wrtt of zmarJmvira la
ftm-.prf UH > powmor to < &fipr ve bis WU for
S3 TIKI SO ectr * . oounxmrxttoB t * r litw c-k IB
making an captet rntmiactkra f tb * ioafct
of ibf trtite tr * n rer'K ttJEre. AwAfcor Cor-
IXTT eltn > aaox4 te the upji'JcatiOB Icr
ibt writ , tvtft HataHW t t Denemlur 14 M
Ur Srif tor the hai-lnc : n tbc apfiUc e.io& .
Tlve ocpfjrt , in making tbc
r'Eif * tint be w ne ged on tbe
aBT'ifc a yr. , * Otat ilt nervlc * * > wcre wnrth
TZi ; par flay , urntlng a totej of OK7.S9. Of
tbU ie e4mts that ir nttt ree lvt4 J : :7.r. : ,
Ji'Jl lie thinUc ie IE tmtttieti to U.T&fi r l > for
3'U ' BrrtB irtl en o * tlrn l cam f r crtra
end b iee < amaleii the nuditnr t lusue a ;
.THC.5f > in.wncc due
Maran.wbo hag charge of
tie offir * f the eonimitre ? . aaia todajie 4ii
3x > : undorr Be wiiat Hrfbig WBE trj'lng la
6v BE there -vuvM be no chance Jor Mm t
rcror - anrtMng In t 'tawwirt Helbig. hf '
taift , Jmd ntpKA , In n wltlen csntraeL t
ciamtee tie rocorfUs ol tie trtiasurer'B ffic *
t.t A ooTnpTi tcu of Jo per dey from the
i : of ftc pf&dal term in 1KH8 to the
of fJw ofC-lal term In 117. elcit
bours to con tit tt - -dar' * wark end that the
work ho iW at all rfenei ; l e naer the raper-
rkloa f thr onmnilttw Mr. Jlc-on m.id
that HtSWifE Tworl. liad len entirely < n-
f'ccd to'tiif enunimltao of tbe 'bmks anfl
re orflE In the tr arurta"6ofBcc. . and te the
F' ' lng of trctltnstir it tln > Bartley trial For
the latter wwk he tad rteivra odflitioDa ]
pay. After tin. wwrk on the treasurer's ba.l
xnu wtll utiCur waj Mr. Hclbig made B
wrjf.en prrp. * tin3 to tie oramnhtee prcpor-
Ing la audit ti > e fctir y * rs of the Ktate audi-
to-'E cffiet. ecaag JaatHiry U , 185 ; the four
years of tie B'ji'e trs * urfir'fl offiue , ending
12 18 3 , the tel four twms of tbe
of the secreitiT of Ftale. enftlag Jami-
t-y C. 1W7. eoiJ ehcht years of the state
Lbrurian and cVrk < if the supreme court's
offiw. csHJing the. day on Ah.lch tiex min -
tjnic cotimfnetd. . for ir. COO. Helbig In iir
T-rittcn propoBktan. cffTefl tr Kmijiltte thf
Rvrk In tie tr-ee jner's office for fl5D.
By itwa Kitttemrot .Mr. Hclfali ; tna re
ceived from the stats tbtmt tliiOO for it
roo-k tin the lurakt and tenUmoaj In tAw
IBartVer trtal slnee the 2Cti day of April
Now if ie ctr by taw collect SS.TJ'C more
there- n retson wiy the other erpeXs cen-
n.T. conve In aad each colk ct K like amount i
In the ! cast tbe Investigating sciecne wil
ji-Dve m're of tn expensive lurury than was
ct flrst prnmlB"fl.
HOL-CKIMB MAIZES A STATEMENT.
Covrrnor Ho > ami c ve the f cllcwlag Btatt-
ment tn the nrca : , : lay :
Tbe reports iram GeriDF In yesterday'1 ,
Tut r Rirdlnc a aotdsioit bj Julcre Grime-
the ffistrJa court nndrr tbc liTisraU- lo-w.
EaylBK in tmtwtance thai the court' ? dec ioi
v ? > behl an t pinion rendered by Mr. Alters
vfeenlnK4U ? sacretary of the Board of Irrl-
Finion.whlcii otiiaion was afterward rc-
Ttrsei by the present lioard. arteJitlrrty er- .
roneou * anfl mls'-eBAiig Tbe t > ! > ln on re-
Jfrrefl la. renfierfd by Secretary Akers. ir
effect undtrtook to eiuludf fram one Irri
gation ditch and ci\-e co another lane ! wnich
iright \ -waiered by lioih. The l > f 'rfl re
vtT f d tils decision of the s-E-crrtary and ren
dered. an .opinion uhich left ihe jasiUer en
tirely with the landowner by nn-a-e con-
trart to secure -wiiter lAherei'er he could 10
the best aOraatftca. The lolktwlnc ifa copr
of tlie .board's Undine njftrred to in Uww-
aruclei : : "The lioarfl Jn ds lisot 5ecr lars
"W Jl. Aliers. in his opinion rendered Ffb-
rtarj27. . 1SB7. and April 2 , 1SK7. mndifvln ?
Jiis previous opinion of January 7. 1KS7 , acted
wjthoul JuriwHck oo ln cifar as he denied thf
rJirht of the CaMle Eock Irrlgajon CanaJ
urd "Wa" < ! r Power company towater nrj
latids incluflBd in their original filing thai
ure uheejitlblc of Irrigation from "thiscansj
und that all proceeflitKis In this case nb
sequent to January 7 , 1SS7 , when first opinion
was renflered , are null -and voMl
"Dplnitm af January .7. 1BP7 , umrrned.
- Concerning the rights of Philip Jarish et
al to have their lands -watered by the
Steamlioat Ditch company the board makes
no flnfling. "
The sucretai'ICE of tie Stale B ird of Trait
portatlan stat- that there wan an error in lit
order of the rallrcatl campanieE to go back
to ti old schedule nf charges for freight in
carload IntE- Tie flat' ' fixed by the orJer
was Deceaiber E. tout K has b-en fli i n'ered
that tie law contemplates tie giving o :
ten -flcyB' awtice. December u being wiih.ii.
tie ten -days an exneastou has lieon made t
December 7. and tie companies nave been
duly notified of lie chsnsc.
Secretary Silver. T tie inveKigating com
mittee. IE rouci worried beeaut-f oT tie con
dition of iiB rejtort ca tie examination of
Ihe books at the Kearney home He Kaj
Oiat there ore two or three eheotfi of hlfi
tbtttrats missing and that tie committte
ought not lo iave made public lie report
until after the -missing parts were supplied.
The following notaries were cotnmiiiBiuiuxl
today : K. "W Cowan , Florence , A. N. Dafoe
TecumBeh ; J. S. Goad , Cozad ; P. E. Me
Killip. Humiiirey : N. P. Berger * . George A
Spanglcr , Lincoln.
Oinaha peajJe at the ictels : At tic Lln-
iell H. H. Koth. M. P. Server. At the Lia-
culn J. E. PJley. C. D. Parmulee S. C. Ayer
inrr . la Tr ml J * .
TSKAMAH. Neb. , Dec. 3. Homes JCwl
trd Jnmph Wittcomeyer. two dtizent of tih >
countj- living utar the north line , are in lie
cuEtofly of the eherltl chorgefl with burglary.
Sunday night , it is charged , they went tr
the crtnary of Tbomae Connor , a farmer
living in thtir neighborhood , and leaded a
load of whft. which they took to Oakland
tnd told lor t2B. upon which they proBeedei
to eft flrutk. The evidence against thorn IE
fiiroct Snew had foJlen and roverud tie
crouad HgtaJy l' ' Jore tiey started on their
t-ipeaittou a&d the next 3uan.tt.K a eon o !
Connor' * took tie back track from tie
I t- tranary and followed U to tbolr home He
u tbtn fell we8 the- forward track and tracked
them dlrocUs v Oaklanfi "When they soid
n the grain they cave fictitious names and
n we 7iaid will e check which they Indorfcfrd
with the * inje ftctitioiK namts. They wej-e
Crat arrefcted ior petty larcwry. which charge
bd one for burglar } ' eubsti-
Com ictfd nf Il
HARTINGTON. Neb. , Dae. S. ( Special
Tulecram. ) In the ditorlrt court the jury.
cftcr being out a few houre returnud a T on-
diet Cudinc Frank Ankeny guilty of tbc
ciiarge of bBEtardy in tbe case of Violet
RaviuBer agtinst Ankecy 111 Tlir case ol
the State agalnnt Hiliiehraiid on tie charge
In nil tbr world there it 110 otbrr treatment
1,0 pure , HI kwntit , t o Kaff hn nxl > . fur ) iit -
4 ; j'urifiiuguid ma
tut iuur uud moicuuni ; evuiy
r , B * wvt iiaih v. . .U t i
Hurt gentle unumuiipt w..b
jaent tlu : ( Teat blau cure.
K > 14 timnirtDBt Ait worli.
Dura ft Cnix Curr kak I4n > i _ Uouna.
--All Akaut Un H.UL , KJ | . tut Uia , t
.T * hf ij-x term tif 'su- * * ' f' '
t B , i tv * Tirnr Inn- ! > , i * T ' < a
tig * r n. r * " n ) 3'Mpj aTf ! T' t rr
tint Ctrl TI Iter * lont'rfl
LIVUKUX IIIU.U POT ! TKMl.
An trrr f r tlir Kllllnc
DAKOTA CTTT. K V. Dre X ( fijwritl
TtfCfTTMB > Jt3BP LtETlllf C BftCOS pf-
Ihnltmrr enaiMrttoii tor ti * ureter of
Hrcrr CtrpMitr. t Qmawin. on tb * atom *
tas af Aueavt A. fevterc Jmrtipe Joj-o * t 0 r
rvewlttC < tte Tirtotflwr teiac JmW n the
* trlet mart wHbmrt b fl. UcvilJ * ' * Ural
r ita tto w beta brt re J
iMt § t r T m4 Twndttft to lite
Tbf orUteref tor tb * t iimnntlmi IB Ibe
nmi ri tb * conn 101 Iwmp tm&rtaii t
pvfrtalmr * tire p a f wH-ieTH * . Conntr
Attorney W r er. M * etrtl by Attarstr * J
T ejwww M4 J J MoCmbr. m < hirt
the proK > ciittoa infl Attorn * } ' * McJty set J
J. McAtltoter w > wtre lor tbc ftelew * Tfc *
jrroBscatttHi prmertwfl about floeua wit-
nt * if , A > rt Carpenter , a brotlifir of th *
fl < a am and Aldrthi 9mnrr n bfftfc - elrc
t the aSalr co tb * rmi er
Bbrrin Barvwckr. 'be tenUfisfl tt tr >
wr . rod Dr. B. J. L hr , * o
tb * pwrt mortem ervtnciUos :
* * * it < rrtrtS e at tbe Attire ETiB t rtl-
fl fl c * to Unriltr'c cHcrra flnrttii ; tbc ITPE-
iuc Tht 6 ffs Bt pr e threett -
who ki. ! fl te totalE the pita o !
< rrrrt S > rrtj Ofllcrr * .
ORABCD 1SUVND. JCfb Dee. 3. fSj > o-
cJmt. Ix atc ; No. 1. Andswt OrBor t'nltrfl
Wivkniui t f thi * city elwAod the loltowlug
offirers at 1 * Jncrttos test uicbt : P M. W. .
Jirtu * Xlchnhon : M. "W BtmcjKoIhacV :
foremsa. I.OB Gppr ; overseer , 'H , A. tWeeii ;
rw-or * > r. 5. E Sink * : CBle , Louis Caupar ;
floi.iitter. ! 3. T. Mc4Ii ! l irrccrtrer. . IV. A-
HdniT ! r ; r ; L "VV. . J CKC KerfpjO. . tV. .
J. Herrteou : tru . "W. A. HlrticlilMjrg. All
of the offlcprs xrere clpctea by npcltmatiou
The Inafpcnflonl Order CM Fellows' lodge
ha phwU > J fbe lolltrwlns cfflcers lor tie irti-
TOing rwr : F X. Wrtpht , X. G. : G. TV. Slen-
set V. G. ; L. S. Moore. P. S. ; Chris
H S. ; H. C. Cllffo * * trrauurer : Joha Alcx-
indor. "W TL McAlltxtec tiafl Beary
truEtef-u Tbt otbtr officers will "b npp
at thr tSroe ol the JusLaltathin , in January.
HariMHiy Lroflpc. Anciunt Order Tatted
TTorkiui'a. oloftefl tbe Jollon-lnp officeri , lor
the sa iiiiJ5 year : P. M. "W. . H. Goelrlnp :
M W. , Piul irelahi > ldtlor num , "
CnrmJiusoverseer : , Tb > . ettrtcs ;
Charles Hoehl : Caui rler. Hwman
w. ; rt-wiver. lx > uis Vrtt ; mrifle , John Hauct ;
L W- . -GurnprEclrt ; O. TV Triti
ircrte * .
Dec. 3 { Special. )
There have been a cumber ol cflBcs of IDES
Isiely by I * df5TE wio lave Irutid
u me of tbe-lr cattle 6ea6 iti the * talt Oelds.
'Lls 1 * me" with nearly evorjJail tnfl the
UB * IK not reaftQly uD > fl < 3rEtoo3 by many ol
he laefltrs Soaieof the BtcojnchF ot the
cattle lave been opened aiifl here l eui
t" l e pechefl nalWwUh flrj' hutk . It
pved U-ot tb * enow w-Hl new moi-rten
the busks BUfficleaUy lo prts-eat auy Junh r
trouble.
1 < > llridr null Groom.
PEXDER. Neb. , Dec. S. ( Special. ) Mr ,
ad Mrs BA Kacoly gave a roreptioii IBK ;
-'veninc in honor ol Mr. aad MTK George
Downs , who wfte recently married Wfe-
jonBln and who arrived in Pender yesterday.
-Mr. DOWDE Ir HE emplove at the insane
asylum Et Norfolk where he hak been Inr
lekrs and Mire. Downs is a mere oT Mns
Raeely. About HOI ) puests vere present.
Corn HnfcUiuent Pliilt-lifd.
, Neb. , Dec. S. ( Spenal. ) Much
. remiilnF to l > e done and nt > t oar
anaej ia twenty ias Cnlshefl bufcting corn.
About 20.1IOD buEheH ol nev core havs beer
ertbbed here the price being 14 to 15 ccnt
per bustid for seventy paunfle in the ear
A lew lannert Bouth cl here were e
In flttinhinc ; ttie towlnt : of their Jail
when Jnterrupted by the Etoria.
. LJ juiir to :
DAKOTA CITY. Neb. , Dec. S. ( Special. )
aracB T. WHliK was arrested last evening bj
Deputy United State * Marshal Allan and
niton before United States Commissioner T
* . SlcEBof Pender. charRed with disposing
jf liguor to Indians. The case WHE con
' ' - - - - - -
Inued tintfl December . " , 'K'UliE
bonds of ? 300.
Coniity > Ii > rl rnce :
ORD , Neb. Dec. 3. ( Special. ) Tie Etort
giL e record of Valley county frir the month
November IE at follows. Ten form nrort
filed amounting to $5.120 ; two satis
fied , nRf-r.S.K ; eight town mortgagee filed
. one satisfied. J1.200 ; Eirty-fouj
chattU mortjsges filefl , J22.B73.02 ; 3ilnrty-sii
atiESed , ; ii
Jlt1injitr I S
PENDER , Neb. , Nov. 3. ( Special. ) MlEfi
Millie Dee , n young woman of this place
about nineteen years of LRC. Isafle aa - unsuccessful
cessful attempt at taldng le - OWE life In n
fit of anger caused by an altercation with her
mother over domejtic matters , nicht befon
t , by taking carbolic acid. Doctore neve
her.
to H - > .t.
, Neb. , Dec. 3. ( Speclal.1
The funeral of MiEK Anna GrUHn , whe Lic
at SL Mary's httspltal "Wednesday moraing
was held K-diiy. Sht > v.-ni a flaughter of Mr
iufl Mrs. P S. Griffin and liafl Iwen tn
in teaching sehjal.
_
Xcw Po tiun .lrr nt Dnnrsii.
DrNCAN. Ntb Dec. 2. ( Special. ) MA
Tv.ordowj.ki Aas received the appointment o
poetmaEter at Duncan to succeed P. Ear
lowsfci. HIE bond hafc been moi tor appro
v fl > by the PoEtcflice department at "Wash
ington.
lit Hf-rlln.
BERLJN. Neii. , Due K ( Special. ) Eev
eorpti "W. Hawley of this place and Ilcv.
Latnpton of Vnioa. Nub. , are holding a Buries
3i revival meetings this week.
Itnrdnriw JJl Grnt-vn.
GENEVA. Neb. , Dec. 3. ( Special. ) Petty
urclarirlng is annoying the merchants. . The
aloon and the ct.ndy factory were both on-
on Sunday lapt.
HiiTvortli lifusrut- Com
FAIINAM , Neb . Dec. Z ( Special ) The
Upworth league district ooaventlon it ia tes-
* loa iiera About wrty dplecates are present.
Tan Blooaifittld Manitor completed Its
seventh year tl ls wtelu
Pawnee people are talking of organizing a
local -tulwhone tyMejn.
Tttr tIe in the -poFMifliee at Maihson wat
cracked and T200 taken .tnerotrom.
Judge NorriE , wbc Inft Ponca und wont U >
Spokane. "Wasi. , has returned and located
at "Wayne
TV L. ICnottf , lormnrly ol the Beatrice
Times , has naned a tw paper which he has
r.t-mtd the Bccari.
lie ff. 00 boaflt of tlir Broken Bow tcboo !
iibtrjnt Dsve ructmtly been bold W Stull
Brothers uf Oamha.
S C Jturup of Sew&ra paid fine and COPIE
tc the amount of S&6 far the doubtful jdeas-
urt > of ihranhtng one of bis uoiphl > or .
A little child ef Simon Stowrfl of Peyton
Tcil agaiont a ivi hot wove end uff r d
burae Irom w iuch it died ia o ir * houxt.
Jiibn Bowman of Sewurd put tos h ary JL
{ "harpo in lite nbatctm and when bt bJa * > 4
evn at u. rtbttt itse litlc cuimul r aelv a
lokfi injury thai the \it .
An OvtTU B Jtrmer lull o wagoc iMfted
n-rli lumbar to iiic jard when he wetite
btid but whttD iu- got up the uex.t mornine
both wtROE toid lumt-ar w re euiit
Tee c'.atlec e& tbt Pitauwi. Dlkborn i-
Mls ou Valley kttown Fotrujwbich hue
b < < ett ebandaaed for ttuut' timt pact en oc-
eouot at Ibck ol butittse , wtt r o | > iM4 D -
cemlittr 1.
A boy iMiar Yark trUii ID go wuh a ciri
fjier lor 1U4.W ho * fil 4 blytiuaacc an ! ht >
&i > vr ku u.t } u what is BWUUI by "puw-
ine. " harl&gIMHJE "kitl. oC" lor abuut
fifteen yJt.
Mar Buzmcan of Qraui lalaod raitofi fivt
OCTOB of muthar UMOS thk , ytu- , which , upon
lew pr vt > fl 1 * be bleh to quantity uf puptir
and quality He wBl tJJo these cud
tina is iittyriE Jor uti.
from tbe TrtdOTt rf tbe t it
V7.U BLN'XfVE STATE FA F30M OMAHA
fnlr * ComJItlfinNnii > P l ArtOwtn -
\VIth tlir Con r c < 1 n'llh
Lornl lt. tiK tntl < i > n W
of tfa bo ra of nr ! rt at tite
St te Rotrd of Apricultuf * IM. fcen
M tbe MfltarB beul tn tMo city Di-
owalw 7. Tbt cWr hit r it J tb
OD9BUCU4 wrth a recent threat cf tbc
1 * r patflKte tbc coatrset wdh tbe CteBtta Fai.
t tfae fissoclatkon IMS b a notified
tb * iMtim- will be t l n jt at that tire *
The first ntrtw thtt tbc ioeialt r of tbe Fetr
c ciatloE reo Jvea of the ) n : b1 1
ttea at tbe state bMtr t begin hseUlltiM , f
coutalnofl in a letter 'ram J. B. Dltmanirtt. :
wus rooalvea by 1'reeHont INsnatct
tboat three woekc go. This E tr torth the
or the be&rt at Icagto. and ic as
ollowt :
SPTTOX. Xeb , or. I. 1 7. TV. R. BfJi-
iett. Esq. . PreHident OinmbB F lr anfl Speed
"M > ol ilon , Omaha : Dear Sir Tbe Jalr has
ow ben iie fl in OmabB Jor three yearF.
irare bus at all times IK-WI more or larf
onw.tlr ; on the : > art of patrons that life
t g t buck tin * lorth Irom the
wrre poor. The -jiropOBltion sub
mitted on tne part ol Omaha at the time
the lair was located on Its Jiref-ent Rite
t tefl-anH > le l clUiep. Btrett cr and nwun
car.wi . nl be aSorded Jor tbe convi-j-anee
o : 100.110 fti ril ; * j > er day to the crounds , that
a rate of lare m > on ftreet aJid Fteam mll-
yt KbouM be u ctsnts each way ; both oJ
bes * proposition ! * have Jailed in compliance.
During the tair that has been .held tn your
rltv in the last three y arj ! at no time have
there beeji 100W peojile aU tolfl on the
c-ounds. anu lor tne hanfllinc of tncse in
five flays tne truiJBjiortation lacflities have
been inadequate rtirthtT , there hut nexej
btnui on the part of tbe city of Omaha a
nufflcienUy liberal patronacc to Justus the
statt-mejitf made at the time ef the location
ol the fair B towhat mlcht lie cx : > Hrtnd
Irom tbe people of that city. "When tne lair
was located In Omaha our treasury ha-S a
balance ol J4.18S in It. Expenditures were
made on the part ! the board that they
were not expecting to h vt bees called tipon
to make and whlrb reduced tbe balance on
hand at the co e of the first year to n.tt-sS.Ma
The -u tether durtnir the tlaie o7 aoldinc Ihe
llrst aad iiecond lairs wa" tutTJ'oj > itJou i in
tbe extreme and tbe peopH- failed to re-
s ; > tvna as liberally dwliw ; lhpeconfl lair as
they did flurlng the llrsl and n resulted la
a flslrtor balance at the close of the wcond
ear of aBC7.4 ; . It is true that our reports
UF imbiished to the world rfioutid thutwp
had a cash balance of t3 .9S. but yc > u w.1 !
remember that yourself and other ? took up
and carried for t-i board t ( K * oT iwarritnts.
which were still n claim against , the awtoria-
tion. leavlnjr the real balance as 1 have
stated The third year the fair -was ti most
maciufioent one. 10 far BS the * > bowlne made
.9 . concerned. The weather could not have
; > een better under any circumstances but
tbe people failed to attend , the attendance
einr lt s than on tdther of the Two rears
recedins ; "We are confronted with a debtor
balance of M.S14.74. It if true to oHiet taip
balance we have bunds of the Omaha Fair
and Speed a HOciaUan for 52.036 , but to far
as 1 arn able to learn these bonds ha e no
Uxed value.
value.DINSM
DINSM ORE'S DEMANDS.
This compels our l > oard to face a very -un-
: > Ieasant state of affairs. "We are thoron hly
oavinced that a FucoeFSful fair cannot b
held -uion HitcroundF no * occupied. It is
an "op n secret" the laBiliUes for reachiiu :
the frround are so inaflequute that ji
from the city , as weil as tbe cauntry.
not attemjit the cru h. annoyance and tne
umipuaJ eicptnditure of time petttnc 10 and
frpm the groun iSince the latl lair 1
have been rejieatedl.v told by people trom
over ihe f.taie that they ia-ere in Omaha and
would plad.y hare attenflea had the faci'ities
for rearhin ? the grounds ben such that
they could have dent it In fifteen or twenty
minutes and without subjecting tnemselves
to dancerons crus-hint : while in transit.
"W-e are iully aware that no ptri-et railway
omp j' would be Justified in eztendini ; its
tracks the distance necepsarlly required to
have another line reach the grounds for the
traffic that would be thereon durlnc the lair ,
hence we are compelled to adopt tne view
that .no further or btier facilities lor reach
ing the crottndaill be had aurjnir tie timt
romainuic coverfd bj our present contract ,
tc-wit : the rear ? 1K S and lii'S. "We are fur
ther confronted -with the exposition to lie
held In 1KSR ; to hold a fair hat ytarwould
lit a financial lops and one in 'SIS nrusi suffer
in its receipts Jrom the effects of the expo
sition held the year previous. "With thes-
facts Bturing us in the face 1 am compelled
to submit for tbe consideration of yourtelf
and your board of directors the following :
There must be an agreement in wntlnc
on the part of your board of direci or = to re
lease the State Board of Agriculture from
hoidlrwr itr fair on the present slt during
the year lb9J- the Omaha Fair and Speed at-
sotuauon to find a purchaser for the bands
of your DcinUon , held by the Nebraska
State Board of Agriculture , at their ; > ar
ralne tliat the funds may be used to i e5uct
the ; > resent deficit. A failure to place in mj
tanfie a written release as to the fair f < ir
'tit without oLher conditions and a cas-h stilf
at par of the bonds btifore the If-t day ol r
December of the jiresent year will ca r '
roe s chairman of the board to fall the
board orf managers together and ' "ubmU to
them the question of declaring lorf < ilted tne
fiontract now held with your people. 1 dis
like to l > e itous pointed inmy corrt Mjnc- !
ence , but fluty compels it. Awaiting your
answer , 3 am , respectfully yours.
J. B. DIN3MORE.
HEGAP.D IT AS RIDICULOUS
This letter war dactmsed by the members
of tie board of directors of the Fair and
Speed association , who decided that inns-
much as the question of holding a Mate fair
in Omeha in IKliB would more directly con
cern the TCW board of directors , which wil.
be elected December 12 , tbe mutter should
Tie turned over to them. Mr Dnsmore V.TS
ao notified , and his reply wat B curt state
ment that the board of managers would mwt
in Omaha on tbe date mentioned and sug
gested that jf anj of the directors n. ' the
Fair B2d Speed lassociatlon wanted to be
heard They would be accorded that privilege
This being the situation , it IE not re
garded ce probable that o split between tbt
two organizations can be averted The mem
bers of the Fair and Speed s BoclEtlon re
gard the projKjeitlon in regard to the "bcnde
ae too ridiculous to be considered. The state
board accepted the bonds of its own volition
acd without my guaranty that they would
be redeemed at par or any other figure. At
Jar at a fair in IRSb is concerned , there te
OD difficulty , at the- members of tbc local
organization ere perfectly willing to give
the rtliitee asked for. They will probablj
insist however , that ct. an oC * the board
than bold the state lair of IStOO ia Oaicia.
1'OHTLIAD "WILL GIVE i
nriidj- O | rn lli - lnnlr for It rile
( If K10iullk < - MilllTh.
WASHINGTON , Dbc. S. Secretary Alger
ruerfved a te'ej'am this roorting in regard
to the dostltute minorc la the Klondike
oomitry from W. S. Mason and H. R Lewis
rt irvhtiitUus the Portland Chamber of Com
merce and tht Klondike relief commltiec o
that chamber. It reade'
It has lieen mo t ( rrtufylns ; Ui the cltizaiif
of this prreat country that the preHident and
yourtu-lf citlisttd in the cuuse of uui
tbrttatened citlst-nE in the far north and tba
your ritspoiiMtfi u > our tifferlh tn ttbtnin pov
trnroect aid lor tinr. . lief trjitalitiou wUich
wt jirtyt-d f > r tiav - l f n pixiinj't and full of
As wt are ut tbe twmitiufr of one of tbe
crnaii .t Alaskan lim of s ; * nifcr , and huv
ing many of our feiu-w citiwiib in all tbe
tuirtbrrn ports. 6ur bu-ilKMts liir utaainti'E
reluUkrtportv 4U. tu U > e ( joiiditloo of tne
P ojiJt cm tae l anks of the "i'j-kon oeuid
not If wurtmwfd , ui > d wt foreuuw tht-
terrlliljcunaJtlan of affairft u bit-h UHF teen
made nuaiif H d to tiu- world Uy the : taj !
ful of niiiir w ) > o ntvtctj > -d liooi the
iry prhKim. ef tit * far north Our JH oulr are
uuitid w > d thorouchl- nurnt-M and Fen
land bus undtTitV.en to pu.il > er at our
wbttrvMi ihr load product * me wai'y f.r ii
rttlMjf of tbe desutuu pold p-ltT .
W - will aweniUf- Ktortof food ue cjf a
u ibfc poveniment will tranK ori , and it ) *
iarcttt leeottl wulch li ty may bavr at Ufu-
dlaj.owiJ can if liliid if n arjwary. ur.lctw we
totiuly nii ibt rprt < t tht- saint of tit * ptntpl r
of the xionhwm Ijiusniuofc us Portland if
ike railnutd oooter at lite northwest and
that tincmrriup * eS all d i tlaus to tit *
r auf ) owcjniu * * camtoc from thf urr uuid-
Intr oBuotri' tutu I * * * ! rv&riuitt d w * de lff
that UHixtim f dmiarture of UM > erpwdJ-
ttuc tiu.ll k * from tihs cily and trust thai
i soon us you may 1 * &ntaoriz d tc laeAtf-
tftke tbe erpt tUon prm.y6 tar ymt vU ,
ju-umulput * orders to tins tiffed "VVitli
utmost entiItirtUun tind r < * spect , we
the boni.r. tc.
rculied At cace , aiyiEg that
' . _ > at < 'i * 5se - Kjituatans. . A e wri tip J fat f
rha"J
! - ' r' of bf OT Dfrt fcrjCTvSa * df f
-rtf im tit * rha" at ' * Jt.e
jf
CAN DO II ST\VO \ YEARS
troi
otmrt anrtlca te sppwtBteS 10 nod t1 Se-
ann Ji Oa . on ptecmdir Jamary t. or
M Mm lbcrt ner r TWMMtKWe. Jor tbc
trfol T Ct taln Ohnrthi M. Crt r. rwpi A
etBfdnfWf. ana mnk ttw ivrnmt K muy
* * hr wt 'IxiHirc K. . _
By Mrorttm "T tbr preflttm Trttrme t
trom aoUve oftrrtre. < thte Krtf L > ( cat aa t
CrtaiMi CSveare C. BeaMK. iJlerentli iBfan-
try , * prorlrt * of na. rf pwereae ai
pr v JBB * J . 182. hi annouix-t-fl.
The r * lgnwtton tif Firm Lie. rt aaot
Miii fa J. O'Brteft. Fifth Inlantry. bee keen
accrptod toy the presflfteat.
Pi irate Frp V Hfis. wm | iiy H Twenty-
wo&a InJaatry. now fit Fnrt Crw > k. JCpb. .
w B * * tenhars a irea OMT pervlrc of the
> Sutw n receipt of ihl * or8 r Vy
' the potnrainfllnc nfScer f tie Ma'ion. This
rolftter U entitled to travtvl ] i y
I.\Y DEL.AV OPE-MXG CC finilSS.
C < ni l lent lonik Arl lncr from llln f > < if
I'Tpkldrnl'B Mullicr.
"WASHINGTON Deo. a. The oarlcet re-
dvei t thtViitte HOUM- today regarding
be condition of the tiresWent's mother in-
icate tht rhe bar not rallied anfl WE hardly
itrvJre m&re thazt a few dejs at the most-
t IE the president's Intention to rrtnra to
\"arhlnctoa for the nneninE ol congress oa
Monflnv. II his mother1 * condition will per
alt.
alt.In
In the rvent of hi being detained at Canon -
on thert may lie some deity In the regular
iroprnm at the opening of eongreEE Several
iresidenis have sent epecial ctommunications
o concress while obsent from "Washington ,
t at the opening a n eespion of oongrcii.
he formalities are sutih at to require under
ordinary circumstances the persouil pret
ence of the president \Vcthington. . Eac.
muse appoints o commttlee to wilt t n tiie
and inform tint tha < cangreEE it
orpanizei and ready to receive tny con-
rounicaciDn he may desire to transmit
t IB ia response to this jnvitaticn
iai the president trcnsmiu to congrcaE
he annual message xsonttininc his rectim-
nendaiionfi. Should ihe president be a.b-
ent these JormalitleK. which are oourteslcf
> cween the tsocutlvc and legislative
of the ctivamment rather than
egal or constitutional requirements might
eiinply direct the traiiEmiBBion of hU mes-
age through the regular "Wnlrte Houe chan
nels 34 is more likely , howeier. if the
resident Is detained ut Canton on so sad
- missionthat congre will adjourn and
wait his return. Shtwld Mr. McKlaley.
lov.evnr. desire out to delay cancrcss the
vrinen mehBace , which is now nt the White
House , could be sent to Canton Jor his
sipnziures and be transmitted to 'both ' houses
it the ojienmg Monday. The message hat
) ean prirt1 at tie government printing
office with the usual precautions agalnoa
disclosuret at , to ItE eontentfi. and it it
Mr. McKinley took a praolnub
ilm for correction when he left lor Ctn-
ton last night.
nnronr ox THIS : I'AAAJLV CA\I
oMly "UnclilmTjAnnltltic Monej to
PnJ ii In Motion.
WASHINGTON , Dec. R. Oonsul Genera ]
3n3ger , at Panama , aae mode a report to Ihe
State depaitment on the condition n * the
'anarriB ' canal. He says'that It is whispered
that England IB doing all in to power to ob
tain control of the canal. France may nt
push the work forward , hut eome otlier cation
or Borne other company will eurely do so if
these In charge forfeit their right * .
The canal when cample'ted wjll ertend from
olon on the Atlantic to Panama on the
acific. fifty-four milts. All along the route
are sheds full of new ana riiEtly machinery-
: t IB etaimEtBa the latter has CDS : riOO.tiBD.-
DOD , and that there has IIPCZ expended on the
cmal a total of KiTu.UVDjlwQ. -conservative
estimate IB that the canal IK chout one-
third flnibhed. but with1hnew machinery
on hand. It ie said the remcinder of the work
can be completed lor Sliit.t)00uUD. ) ) The re-
inrt if that B. force adequate to finish the
3"ojuct in from neveo to ten years will be
nut to work. Daring the next sirty days a
committee is to investigate the prorrese of
affairs , and an effort will be made to get
more money to continue operations. Tne
canal is practically completed from Colon to
Btjec. fourteen miles , but tbih is the least
erpEnslve part. The -great difficulty IE in
passing the Calenria ridge. The width of the
canal -will be IfO feet -wide t the top aad
ecventy-two feet at tee bottom excepl
through tto ridge , where it will be heventy-
eight feet wide tt the top and twenty-nine
fee : at the bottom.
PivtfiilN fur IVeMrrn Iiii e
"WASHINGTON. Dec. 3. ( Special. ) Pat-
erts icve been issued as follDwr : Nebratka
Trueman 3. Bames , Omalia.
gauge ; Joseph E. Brown Hubbard. cDmbired
com barvceter end thicker- ; Thomas C
Fleming. Ayr. folding harrow ; Hans Jensen ,
Omaha , etarciiug machine.
Irwa Frederic ! : AuBan. Center Point , de
vice for loosening well drIHE ; George H.
Blpochard. Clinton , cushioned horseshoe ,
JamcB M. Bolton Siour City , wlnaow iaKh :
Henry J FourtDer , Hazleton , band cutter
and self-feeder. George HfJes Des Motnes
tar coupling ; GonrRe A. Hill. Mewcna
weather strip ; Gotlieb F. Knorr , Fontanelle
milk ctn loader ; Join Mc armlck. Spencer ,
sprocket chain ; Lyman H. McNett. Eldura.
trolley Euarfl ; Simon D. S. Narber , Le
Grande , metallic railway tie ; John P. Nu
gent Dubuque , fodder binder ; Peter J. Quirk ,
Dte MolneE Epparatus for welching ana
dumping coal- Thomas A , Rej-nolds Buach ,
support for Ebeep while being Bheared ; Rob
ert M. Skflts. Atlantic , btlJ bearing for
Bctl < > E : John E. Swanson. Stratford , wind
motpr and -power transmitter ; Benjamin F
Wood , DEE Moines. automatic kitchen vtntj-
later aid sto\eplpe
South Dakotp Thomas H. WilliimE , Hu
ron , potato jdantsr.
_ ; John F , Webber , Shoridan. halt
holder.
I-VCRJlASn 01' V.'AKES IV JAPA.V
I'rJre * . < if AH CcniinicxIKIci. Iluve AJ ( .
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2. Vice Consul Sburp
st Hiogo hak eeu ? to the State departmur.t
-tome clippings from papers , in J pan. relat-
'ng to jirlees and labor In that country Tne
Kolrurrdn Shimbun eaye tbe rise in the price
of commodities becomes greater an ? greater
eve'y day. Compared with ten years tipo
priBes heie risen 4D ner tent , while w g e
have increaHfd 2D.2 jier cent Tie ph
price of net has been severe on the pour.
The Kobe Herald fdvot .name Btttaucr re-
Burdlng Japanese Itbortu-s abrcad In 18 ! C
there were iO.flSC males wid 2,1'CS fentBlee.
Hawaii and RuKsia have Ue hulk of these
labore'E _ In 1B9C the' Trftod States had
l.U" . nialet and epvunty-two feimale * .
Hev.-aii in 1EH5 had rKir males and '
females , end in 3fc&C , KiCO males and 1 C
females.
I'crluHiluBT 141 Tun „ .
WASHINGTON. D % ; < = j > t > eiai
gram ) Nttbnn E Trerai 1s hfer apj
pOBtmaster ct Lilac , . M/tPherpon county.
N b , vice Johi Pojiham. Ttaigutid.
R. AC LTJX iter has bera tnade jiOBtnuutttr
tt "Wr.gat , Mtiaika oourt ; . lows-
South iJtkou PostofCae ApoittBii oit
FJbur M L , * . Cuuter uwy. Mw. H. W.
Htian. vice Mrs. S L , Be < ord. r * lgjMfl ;
Mound City -Camiibell ' eoutity. Ctwlet H
Mewing , vice F E. ! x > vas , Temoved
> Int-ni.l < iu i. _ .
.WASHINGTOK. D c I. OunmiMionw r
Indian AQsirc "R * A Jones -nUo i in the
wwt matws t tour U ageiiEiet. has raaf
E Uiv * Ug ii o U-i' ri'puliai r. tbe rtvoriwl
project of IQ&D in OkAb&UMi , ICon. and
eifctwhure u > take jmrBMaioc of thf Wichiw
Indian r * * < irviU j tc Okl h ma , end tiiut
farce upca efidgj-cM oriy Mn&dlug of
tbwe Unit is wiatf icti6a ant He tay *
tliECf is na teunJIatloii lor tie rumor of in
vasion.
Counterfeit Silver Crrtlllrntt-fc.
" \TAfSiIW3TOK , Bee. t. Tne dUoevary at
a ixivr oeutBrfait ( C eiv r Ertlfics.te of the
term t ItSUl with & i ircroit of GmK. it
uuiou&ced by t > < f 1rf5Eurr fcoortst
Getting Ready for
Christmas Trade
. . . .
Clearing out in a number of departments to make room for our
Holiday Goods This is an opportunity to secure goods at the
lowest prices ever quoted in Omaha Every item quoted is a
bargain of the biggest kind A determined effort on our part to
force the selling will prove Saturday to be your best buying day.
Alexander Smith & Sons
Axminster Carpets
The $1.25 and $1.35 kind on sale Saturday again Our
entire wholesale stock of new , perfect goyds at less than
cost of making Borders and stair carpets to match
Christmas Lattips Brass
Lamps for light and lamps Stands
for beauty. One set of Brass and Onyx
Stands a special offering
thirteen different patterns ,
fering of brass stands
large bowl base , opal globe with onj'x top , Christ
to match complete 3.00 mas presents 400
Beautifully decorated large Go'd plated warranted
not to tarnish stands ,
low bowl lamp with globe with large * -
onyx top. . . . JL . JL O
to match 6.00
Man } * very choice and desirable Ladies Desks
shapes in Dresden , Balearic , Romanesque
choice Ladies' .
Very Desk.
manesque , with globes to match hijrhl.v } iuiit > btd Snihh , French
Our lamp stock represents values lejrt , . mahogany Jin- You can be one 01 a hundred
ibh quun'erod fi Soak
or T
that" cannot be duplicated , not only oak . vJ. CT who can get one of lh se chairs
in Omaha , but in lamp stores' in any \Vc have other desirs , for Jess ! \Ionday \ tht re's just 100 of
and other de-kf for raure
city in America , bjt none at hetttsr value lha.n them made in mahogany fin
ish , highly po.ished rocker , upholstered
Carpet Sweepers
CornHnation Bool ; Case and holstered back and seat in
Bi&sellV L"liwlth aJTOtifl fleal ol rciora
2.00 , , fanry veHnrs in Hplend d - !
Crown Jevre ] in lio'h with drawer JUR-HOT a rarlt-tyo
' holts , nrn-spappr closf. cabltu t patterns , sr-indlc baclr unaidti a chair
Bi = sfell's Patent ioji TY n < h jilu-f. fancy
2.50 that would will rejrulur f ir & 7 59 , uut asa
- Tnuir hand fkird
Cjcle Bearing- Sweepers r
. . drawing fai'd
fl. fprutioiiR Mrf.ly f f a lt > our A
Coco Mud Door Maxs 205 I .iliBht a oak pnce.A * * rockw deiuuiuenL , & -
we f-ioe Ibetii
1414-1416-141S Doug'as ' Street.
The note is D-eUher tr lone nir HF wifle BE
tbf prrume
; > lEies made ( by ihe < nboto-tnehamcrLl prartKS
iinfl IE wtll exerutetl , esjit-t- ally the IfTericg
&esl tn3 ertire bad : oT 'Jie nte. Gem-al
Granc'fc jrxtrait IK ( SiEercnJ ia some details
from itl-at In ih ? genuine- a on the whole ,
has a flat apjiearaace. j
crnxss ELECT THEIK OJ FICILS -
r"ormnl InnTumrallon Occ-nrh In 1 rfo
Prlncljx- ivliif - .
"WASHIKGTON , Dec. S. Consul Central
Lee iias inloroed the State department that
the lUBUTEeats in Cuba elected tnd icEtallefl
tt Yara. PDrto Prtncij * . on October iO , the
lollowicE officerE President. Bannlo MasBO ,
vice piesiflent. Daioinsc. Menflei Capote ; set-
retiry ol war. Jose B. Aleniu : secretary ol
the treasury , EorncEto Font Stearling ; secre
tary oJ lorelgo affairs. AndrcaB Moreno de la
Terre : Ercrclary of the interior , Manuel R.
SUva ; penercl-ln-chier , Maximo Gomez ; lleu-
tectmt Beneral , Cclino G-ircia.
l cnut > r Alllun" > ' 1'tif.ltlon.
WASHINGTON . Dec S Senator Allison ,
who arrived in the city last nipht inr tie
cantjreEcicniJ Kes&lon. s.aid iij an interview
"There will be determined opposition In the
Pentte to the insexatmn of Bewail and it
v/ill conie Iron men v-nose ability It not to
be calusiH. " Tie- senator Bays thct Hawaii
will 1 > taien up belore Cuba. If Cuba IE db > -
cuEBa at til : tia.1 he as willing to follow
the prebiaect'E le d in the Cuban gueEtlon.
thdt practical currency leglEletiBa is impos
sible ic the senate , and thtt the appropria-
will be kept down to the lowest point
Tronlilf In Bavnrlnit Chnjnl er.
JuTKlCH , Dec 3. During in altercstiDO in
the Chatabe" hne d > diy ibefneen Herr Helm ,
eentrifct. tnd Herr Gasuelmann. liberal , the
houB wa ? iwict compelled to call lie latter
to orfl-er. Herr GaEselmona appealed to the
house , which decided thit tbe president's
actian was not warranted , the centrists voting
ing in Ihe minority The president ther.
tendered tls resignation , vhich crcati'd a
"WASHINGTOX. Dec. S. The liatlles'hip
Oregon lias ritl d Irom San Pranrisoo for
PUEK sannfl , where it IE poinp 'to the ut-w
drv iocl : at Bremerton , to l > fr fittpd with lit
touVe leel It WBE measured for these
when la the dock last summw .and they have
been > a lar completed In the tasps that IHtle
rflmsdtis to be done .but attach them to the
of the chtp.
Jtiftic - ll
WAHI > 53TOK. Dec S The local eostety
of the Foes of tbe Revolution , at iu aanual
meeting tonight , tftopted altncKt unantmoutly
tlie bahiE cJunloi ) atiprorefi at the Twent
n > eetit. ? * t Oinc4nnft.tl wf representatives ol
the SnrsUty o ? the AmericaiRevdlullon : tnd
the SoEfi if tt * Eewalutmn lor a union of
the twa badit * . JtiEtlce Brewer of the su
preme court T i sidsd siad made a speech
wrongly favoring the proporttiirn.
liiFjx-ftliiK : Antdiuatlc finn.
WASHINGTON. Dec. U. By dlreeilon of
the swotsry of ihe ntvy t ujiecial hoard of
offi : irs et Indian Head made a final test ana
inspection of tbe new elujounder automatic
pun. Tiiii wespBU hfifi bew flrnd at the rte
Df ftirty-onc rounds a minute , end in use dis-
p'.mts wUh the * errio fc of Q nian at each
gun.
_
Mnjwr KuiitljInijiriivJatr. .
TVA8H1N13TON E f c S. Major Mosiet P.
Haixi } . 'who ' ! > t > wu ) swloiwly HI liexe. wcs
\toaer wxfaj. Tiaugh till utnaule to leevt
iU Imd he oortinue * . to improve tflcwly , cud
t * BSOB h * JK f tronB r win .be taken u >
fmmf plMHIn tbe HXith vhurf the climue
Ic more l vortblt.
WASHINGTON" . ! ec. S. CoBRUl O'Ka'E
has t > eat te the Suite depanmout & aop ) of
the lew of Xiciracua problbitlBE tbe imml-
prttion of Catrece The omobr who Infringes
BE the lav. jf. cubjecttiA to c fine uf Irom fit
1506.
Oullj Tru ur > StuH-mi-nt. ,
Doc. Z Toivr" * otat- j
ef the aec tuoc ef the ti iu.ury tihitwe-
Avtiltbl * eobii balmuiet. , fty:7Clii ) ; gold itt-
Ilu .iu < kk Alr
SHENANDOAH. It. . Due & - < S | > hcaJ ! )
forty ef Sfattnaudoah'e ettizene
i n ia.BoctcJ.Mia te be liutwn ac
"The Sbwtiw3uah InijirevdHiwat auKirtatiou. "
P. H. Metitzor v-nt caeetttd preeiduut , E. R.
rereuaoa tscrtJttry e.ua C. RStUioet trtt.s-
urer.
i
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PART X
NOW R lADY
FOR DISTRIBUTION.
Bring 10 cents to The Bee office , -either in
Omaha or Council Bluffs
Mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents
in coin.
ronrx-xt-T ron SWEATHER. .
Fulr unit 1Varmr. . -with Variulilr
TTASHINGTOX. Due , I. Forecast for
Saturday :
For XfibrabUa Fair , warmer : variable
winds.
For Iowa Fair , preceded by scow in
houtheartern jionion ; warmer in northwest
ern portion ; northwesterly -winds.
For Kans-ui Partly cloudy ; warmer ,
I Bouthwesterly wind ? , bcoominp variable.
For MlMrourl Snow or rain n Miutheaei
portion : threatening weather tii
portion ; colder in extreme eastern portion ,
northwesterly triad * .
For South Dakota 'Fair ' , warra.aBOU.II ; -
Tvefiterlywinds. .
For Wyoming Fair , warmer ; vari . ' > ] c
iwinds.
l.ix-ul Iltriird.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER Bl'HEAr
OMAHA , Dec. S Omaha record or rain
fall and temperature uomgitired with the
corresponding day of the laBt _ three years
Maximum temperature. . . . 12 3 ? a 4f
Minimum temjierature t 1C C JH
Average umperaturt * ! 5 3k 2 :
Rainfall .C ] , uo T . { JO
Kticard of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for tils day anfl since March
Normal for the day : io
Deficiency for tht day 'a
Aoruraulalttd exetHF since .March 1 MS
Normall rainfall l r tbe day W inch
Eie-eiifr for the flay 47 inch
Total rainfall li.ce March i , H.fiT incheB
! Deficiency Blnot March 1 10.76 inrhuf.
1 EXCCBB vi.rrtKii'F period JlftC S.st inches
Deficiency oomtfp'F period lIBri. .1C.S inches
Jti-j.ortfc from Station * in f. ] > . in. ,
Bovciitj-liftb aaridlan time.
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1- -WEliH. . Tore .3181 CfficlO.
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Iu Ilfiirt Ii > f t.c it xii.rki. IfUr itiUKrlr
"For vears jnjcrtatetl ent-n W..B fr.
l-ii if J > art dlMiuur. P * m uuejis.nefcs Lr.tl
ItaJjiltatioii it devtlu ( d into bbni ruji I nr-
UCIK , tauinjiiiiE tlutuirinr and cboianp n-n-
LT ArmtWt Curt- for the Ht-ar-
B > e inet.uit rilit-T. ufid tne bad i-vrrij > -
iixwffltirtJy difiUKieamd It is a
wand rfttl w rl.e-r. Iw n ' onut wae chron
ic. " Rw. L. & Djuia. J"teu l > urE , Pa-XT
Sold by Kulin A : Co. , Utu and Douplufc
ett. ana Bhtirnian 4 : Mt-Cussfcll I > rug Co. .
IUC iJ firt St.
A Business Man
Ruins His E3res
? V-
i
"When he URCB them tf'tr Jbe Birl" become *
defective , w < _ hou " 1 c t l of j.rvjrr claw.ea.
Don't do i" If 3'our tye trotbie yuu have
them a"enflifl to nt onre ly a SritnUtlc
OcullEt. TS > wi'l tL-Et and lit them at a
reasonable cost If you don't need KlaHses.
look at our handsome and Hupertor xtock oC
Ojiera GlttBBet , Lurem-tlefe , Chioni itc , , for
holiday clfts.
TheAloe&PenfoIdCo
LEADING SCIENTIFIC OPTICIANS.
G ) > | i. I'nmiu IliiK-L. 14 < ls Jrurunin St.
h Booth inp PITUJ > luiu Ix-cn uied
for v\er ! > ( < > tu 1 > ) - milliutiK of niuttierc lor
their children whllr twin. lit wuli Jiertert BUD-
cein Ji * < > otlit tbe clula. kdrieii * the eums.
Ul 5't i.il JJKIII ruret wina < uur uuc , it tlie bait
remodr fur IiJurrljrH-u Ei < ld by flruccmte in
I-VBTJ nen nt Hie wi.rid. Be Burr uud nut Jor
"ilrg Wiuiiowii Soottmijr Pj-mji xiufi take no
other Uinil S cents o ti .ttle.
WEAK MAN
CURE YOURSELF
urutt - wcuflertul Jrjib
i -'m trie GTU.ICSU
ty Inr IMSI Miu iu&iL
uincf jn-cmuturL-ouu
ti..j > t.4 uimtturU
s uuu J oases. A.i uzu.lt
ut 'T n cmarctU mj3
nr * ' "it fcuBereris. tor
rrmHUnc f ) C MiUxd juuOi.
i KJ talnmt iu Ullt , run-
( > inuii iiutfl.wm itf
in i * n im our labor.
- vt ml furnjfcti Blr
lur R , wub a.
OJil Orl.ruuj f.i , i.\1N' ' D IP cuie or
Buccm 'lir tnjecu m airj ri"undcd XI. leltcis
Jut .uuti curructuiliurli : . ! . , anil c uds
KtDi ll. . . uu.u-uiUuu ; tret trum uliMJ-rvi-tl
CVI-.STAl , MED ' > - tiowtOl.
' rACU.li OAP
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