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I FROMTHE FARTHER WEST
-c FiTE OF' A SPAMSII PARTY
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1aco Found Where They Were Masacrod by
Thdian in MissourL
f31T OF EARLY hISTORY RECAI1.ED
, Jipct1tl Ion f4cnt Diii frotit Sntstfl l'c
Ipi I 7 lIP-Out Citin I ) 4roi lid
- . % - fllacre tIi LuNt Mmliii
WaN 1utdc.
Captain C. C. Clay of Seilatla , Mo. . 1)OIIeVO
t2iat Iu tiaH found Ip thIs mitate the exact
aliot where tim expedition of Spaniards ,
whlcli left Snntn Fe , N. M. , In 1719 , WflM
niassacred by Misantirl Indiana. Tradition
1iR long Iied that this maancre tbok place
00 the Milouri river. Captain Clay Is ure
- , ot It. and FflS that the Cflllli ) Of the Spaniards
waji in Saline county , ann mile north and
a quarter of a mile vest of the railway depot
at Malta t3eiiI ,
Tile Into of this expedition line long been
One of the romances or early Spaniah 1iIi.
tory in tlu southwest , Vliile most or the
old liitorIes refer to It , the references are
tiNuaIIy so vague that. they are or littlO his.
tone value. "Iteynolda' Iloiicer Ihlatory or
hhinoI" ajeaca or it , and ChtnrlyoIx , in his
tarratLvea , tells of hiiwing obtained relics of
j great Indian mnnsacre of SntiInrda "which
toniC hilnee in the north. " The atart fein
.Sinta Fe % S,014 made during the governorship
t Vnlvorde , It ha maintaiticil by some flu-
thiorities that the party wns headed by Cap-
- thin Viihnaur , who wna in search of. the
Patiatins , or I'awnees , to ciastise them for
depredations 1111011 Spaiilsh explor rs. ills
command was attacked at night by Indians ,
who were armed with guns which they had
. . obtained from the French , Most of the
- - Spaniards , including Viceroy P. Juan
Ningues and the French guide , wore killed.
It 15 declared by others that Cnptnln VII-
Iniuir's party is not the one hilch was do-
, - atroycd lii Missouri.
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It i more generally believed that the vie-
time of the great ahaugliter were mombere
of a colonizing expedition. The Spaniarda
had grown jealous of thit coinmorclnl en-
croachnients of the French In the Misslsaippl
valley. The Missouri trile of Indians were
leagued with the French. The Spanlarda
' ! . IUrIOEed to effect a treaty with the Osage
' F Indinn and indice the latter to atinlhilinto
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the Missouris , and thus weaken the powcr
of the French. The doing ol this vnq entrusted -
trusted to the Spaniarda , who heft Santa Fe
in tim fiprilig of 1719. There were 1.f00 per-
. . 140flS , hid lid I ng ill CII , enl en a ad oh lid ron , In
- the long raravan that took up Its mareli
toward the northwest , a land of iiavages and
wild beasts. Five bundled nicit capable of
hearing arms atforded military protectioti.
. lliFCIl O i'i m 1ic Pritl iles.
Tha inttich toward the country of the
Osagea conauincd the gloater part of the
inhinmer. The level prairies of Ransas were
morn easily traveried thaii the rougher
country further cast. Thc guides failed to
vter sufliclently to the eastward , vIth the
result that the expedition mlssei ( the Osnge.i
nuil atruck the Raw rIver in Kansas. The
hater IIS followed to the MIssouri river ,
down which they marched until they reached
what they supposed was the' camp of the
Osage IndIans. Unfortunately , however , the
Indians were the Mlssourh. It is ioiiiewhiat
hiicredib1o1 hut the atory runs that the Spali-
- . - . - - iardi did , not inispce. thel ; mistake apd con-
flcci1 their lilootly plan3 to the very lzilI
Otis vhioin they Intended to destroy. The
latter were wily enough not to betray
thteniselves , but 8et ahiout secretly to d18-
patch their enemies. Thin Spaniardi3 were attacked -
tacked at iilght. Only one of the exjelItIon
escaIcd death. This one person was a prIest
who is iiald to have fled on a horse. After
great privations ha reached the friendly
O.sages , with whioni ho messed the remainder
of hii life and dill much to reclaim them
ftom savagery. The tradItional story Is that.
, io Was known to the Indians asVhlte -
beard. "
About ten years ago farmers lIving In
the icighborhiood of Idaita flend began hear-
tog of strniig rcihle that were leizlg found
occasionally in a certain field. CaptaIn
Clay , who traveled frequently that part. of
the country , lieCahilO Intercstcii in the atones
and tipoil cxamlnlng snub Of the relics wan
Coiivlticeih that they had belonged to per-
soils other than Indluns. lie was familiar
with the etory of the Spanish ninssare
and soon caine to the belief that. the rohics
were of SpanIsh origin , Many relics wcre
' 'gntiiorett by iiini , some front farmers and I ,
others by digglngln the flchih. The objects
we're usually ftiinI lii the rIch , Ionniy soil
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C at a depth of from three to lX iiiciies. A
' \ surprisingly large' nuiiibc'r of gun barrels
were uticartlied. ? daiiy of them were twisted
81111 lent us if the original weapons had
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- 1WCI wiuitunhy destroy.il. . tiiiiy or the gun
barrels vere of quaint patterns. One iow
In Captain Clay's lOSt'SSI0hi ) IS ( Lilly five
feet bug. Another , scarc'ly lucre than two
feet , V115 apparently of the heii-nittzzhe
design and haul a caliber almost. an Iiieli
Iii ihianieti'r. Ills collection of niotal nxes
1K IiItlcutarly ) rich iiiiil interesting. Most
of thi'su axes cre iii fairly geoil condition.
lllndcs of knives , liolicycombeti with rust ,
were dug up , together with long trlggtr-
guantia ( or guns , iilt5 ) of iroii kettles , bitt.
toit'il t'ctiotia of thtlit copper kettles nitil
liaiid-Iorgul bails for kettles. Stone nbc-
hint of ililTerent lzt's niiii , hiapos were
founil and are iio in the l3tStsshOIl of ( aria-
era lIving In the , ncighhoriiootl. Cuiiiiilur-
able diver jt'vtlry was titteoverod.
It vas sintliecteil that. posidbly the gun
barrels lutti becit left in the wreck of some
bat t he tong lit on the shot 1 U ri ng the clvii
ViiE. Thu writer. to deterinitie this , wrote
the Inca who hittil I I ved I it I lie neigh borhiood
iiefor , and after the war. 'i'hey were itlinil-
I inoiis in unyilig that no hattie had over
bueb fonght there , Occasionally hoiiti have
beeli fotinil , but the ) ' w're , niere frstgluentH
nail so baihly IIUCllyl'l flint only itit export
exainnntIon could show w'lwther thiby were
IlililILtil bones.
4tor f ( lie lIiiiisiit're1
Captain Clay huts shout much time In
carefully oxniniiiing the Iiehii , which lie Is
PsitiV0 was the campIng ground of the
Spitulards at the enil of their hotg journey
( into Now Mexico and at thu time of their
iiiass.icro. lie has set forlhi the topography
of thi' ramp In a amp which lie compIled on
thit' Kpot null 011)00 thIs unip liv has liaseti a
conjet'ttiral story of the nbus.mare' . Two
buiulreul yards north of the ennip are high
bluffs , forming. the adutlt shore of the MIs.
noun river , whilclt iolls Its yohlov waters
.
- ' turbulently belo' . Two hundretl yards
cstwtrt Is a tlop ravine that eiettveii
- It vuy through thio bluffs to thin 'river.
- - A zigug him , about ZOO yards 1011g.
tiIIIiing fl91u sotitiit'ast to northwest , bi.
CR1180 of its tiiidtil.1t1on is regtrtIeU by C'ahi.
tiin C'la ' ) 19 having iietn earthiworia thrown
) mstlly iii ) 115 hiroicetioli aguilist the atitideli
attack by the Missouris , It was close by
these slight unduiatioiis ( hint most of the
gun Ifarrdla fornitl , lii the ravine niit
* . . hour the river i ii big spring that yours
! ' : \ _ . _ ' , forth een now an exhaustless bupihy of
piir.i water. iIeav ) ' timber along the ravine
111111 flu exlalislve niendow to the south at-
fortleil an ubuiuiineo of fuel aiiti forage foi'
the horses tiiel cattle. it VS an Ideal iilco
Yor n winter camp , elIcit os the Spaniards
iiii0t1ti , but there vas lie auggotioo of nihit-
tary strategy in its selectIon. There are
Iraces of a large Indian camp several iplirs
to the casiwuril. Stilt farther away ais two
Ibcuhinr rock formations known as the "Pin-
Jiacles loeauso of their dome-like outiluos ,
It. is Icre that old 1ort Orleans is uppoiei
b3' many to have stood , 'Fort 'Or'heus le-
longed to the French and was built in 1721
by M. Ilurgmont , who went from Mohile , , It
was destroyed and thio entire garrison slaib
by unknown persons. The writer haa ft
curiously patterned brass pistol with a screw
barrel which was tound on the spot.
Other persons besides Captain Clay hav
interasting relics that ver fotinil on the alto
of the old camp. 3. A , l'obln of Malta Iienl
has a silver bangle and Mr. Day has a sliver
bracelet ant ) guns. The relIes and the ground
have never been examined by a person of
scientific attainments in ethnology or arch- '
eoiogy. The resulta of such an investigation
might overthrow the theories of Captain
Clay , bUt at the same' time they-would be of
more tlinii ordlunry Interest to persons whb
ilfilight in solving the knotty problems of
early days.
I.tit'u I m Over ill ili ( ' I'rOlli'rt.
TIUTTE , Mont. , June G.-Speclnl-Jnmes ( ) I
F'orrester of New York and John MeGitinis
of IJutto , stockholders In the lioston and
Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver
MIning company , have commenced an action
In the district court against tile cotnpnny
and its oflicers for the appointment of a re-
eetver and to restrain the ofilcers and direc.
tors from transferring the property of tile
company in Montana , valued at $30,000,000 ,
from the Montana corporation to the corpor-
attons TecefitI ) ' organized under the laws of
tue state Cf New York , A meeting of stockholders -
holders has been called 'to meet in Ilutto
Monday to complete the ttansfer by ratify-
log a ilced executed by the oftlcers , otiti
Forrester and McGinnis ilemnud that the
meeting lie lrercntctl iiiitl the dccii set aside.
They claim that many of the eastern officers
of tim company are Interested In the Butte
and ihoston Mining company , an alleged insolvent -
solvent company , nod that. It Is the Intention
to purchase the'property of the latter corn-
zrnny to protect these officers of the Boston
and Ittontana company , A temporary Injunction -
junction has been Issued alit ! the matter wIll
be heard Julie 27 ,
3liiittiiiiit ( sets Good JililliM.
IIELEA , 'Mont. , June G.-Spcclal.-- ( )
During the last six weeks it lies raliied at-
most daily , an unprecedented event in
Montana. Every stream In the state Is on
the rampage and every vaildy is hooded ,
doing great. damage to growlng crops. Telegraph -
graph and telephone wires have become so
thoroughly saturated with the resultant In-
( iuctioii that very unsatisfactory service re-
suIts. In PrIckly Pear valley nearly every
bridge has been washed out. and great darn-
'age done to roads. At Judith , on the MIs.
noun 'river , near Fort Iienton , the cable
bloke , relonslng a ( cr17 boat with a load of
, assongers 'while crossing nod heated soy-
oral iiiiles down stream before It could be
iiiicliorod itiul tlti' passeilgers rescued. Tile
Toton river is higher thati over known be-
fore. Tue loss will be very large. Live
stock ha also suffered grt'atiy.
l'IeiINed , % l m It 31 1s IfCt't'M A IIPIIlil1liI'ltt
CIIFiYENNE , Wyo. , Juno G.-Spcclai ( Tele-
grain.-Woril ) received here today of
tile iloiniilatloil by l'rcsldcnt McKinley of
Miss Estehle Reel of this city to the vosi-
' tloil of superintendent of Indian schools , one
! of tile most Ilnilortant positloils In the lit-
dma bureau. 'rite appointlllcnt Is said to
; be tile first presidential woman appolntuient
; Iii the history of the collntry. Miss Ileel
. has boon state superIntendent of public ill-
I atruetlon In , Wyoming for the last three
and a hair years , and PlIor to her election
was county aupcrirleadeiit of schools for
t L.araniie county for two terms. She was
endorsed for the positIon of superintendetit
of InhlInit schools by the senators of thirty-
five states , by tile Indian 'Rights associatIon
' anti by a large number of' promInent etlu-
caters auii educational associations of thin
country ,
litneic II filM Colleice Closes.
I HOT SPRINGS. S. D. , Jui1o 6.-Speclal. ( )
' -The Black Hills college has closd for
the school year. Commencement week was
finished yesterday with fitting exercises.
Tue enrollment for the year Ilas been the
largest iii tile history of the institution.
: The college iinw ranks with any high grade
' Institution in the west , the course of study
4 corresponding with many of tIlose In the
east. Financially the institution Is muoii
i better off thaii a year ago. The graduating
l class this year wn composed of five young
I nba iLad women : Misses EllIrna Sihlconson ,
Luelia Mclonald , Arthur Ladd , harry Stew-
p art and Orville Southniayd. Tile faculty
for next year wilt ho practicaliy unchanged.
Stitti' Luther Li'itue OriiiiIzt'J ,
CANTQ.N , S. D. , Juno G.-Spocial.-A ( )
State Luther league lisa been organized here
by delegates met ( or the purpose from 'cr-
lililiOn , Elk Point , Sitnix Falls , Deli Rapids ,
hIalCc and IIOWIITII. 'rho offIcers are : Pies.
Ident , C. Q , Lawrence of Canton ; 'ice Pros-
blent , Miss Gunderson of Vermilion ; record-
lag secretary , laviti Strove of howard ; corresponding -
responding secretary , it. A. Anderson of
Verrniliont treasurer , Martin Munson of
Sioux Falls. Tills league will ho coililticted
on tiio same plans as nit young Ieopiu' so-
cleties and will ho to the Lutheran church
what tile Christian Endeavor soeIetIo are
to the l'rcsbyterian and Cougregatloiial
churches.
. C , t iii' fl'iiiil lii' l'n a liltitilit' ,
FORT WORTH , 'rex. , JulIo 6.-Speelni. ( )
-Live Stock Agent Icennedy of the Denver
road reports large cattle shipuients' from
the Paiihiniuhlo. J. Ii. Nations Is now solId-
lag 2,000 head \Vyoinirig niiti Nebraska ,
S'JiilC Murdo Miel'Ceiizlu of TrIiiidath , Cob , ,
aitil II. C. Crcswell of Montniia have 100
cars each to shill ) from Estoiiine to Orb
JunctIon , S'yn , C , II. 'Wllhiilbinn of Itos.
t't'ii , N. M , , htui two hcre1j nit tIle 'trail from
NewS Mxbco to Amnrilio , vIicre they vlhl be
hut oil thu market. 'l'hoy arc twos alIbi
threes.
'i'll % ' * ( ' SIoii Iiiiiiiiii ,
ST. PAUL , Mirth , , Jumme 6.-lu order to
( htliet. tue approhiomisions of reslihonts near
Vort Niobrara , Nob. , amId along the south.
crii botimitlary of the tboux racr'iitlon , Ccii.
eriti Bacon oiilereci Captain i. A. Fliis anti
troop ( I of the EIghth cavalry to Pi'OCoed at
011CC to Fort Niobrara from Fort Meatie , S.
1) . There have been no outrages reported
froni tim tinxious district , lInt theme lmvo
tisutthly liceil troops at Fort NIobrarn anti the
ubspmlce or i'eiluction of 'time garrison gives
rise to a certain aliproliensioa U0U the llart
of settlers In the vIcinity ,
Nt' ; lispiiiiirI itniiriinI.
JEi F'EilSON Ci'1' ' , Mo. , Jtmoo O.-SiIn. (
cinl-The ) secretary of state hitis chnrtered
tile Giant City ' & Southern 'Railroad corn-
pamly of St. Jose1lii , cailitni $501),000 ) , The
stocitiiohthers , are : 0. Iii. SIlencer , S. E ,
Cramie , ( beorgo Ii. Junbur , Thomas W. Ilvans
nail ( .1. M. Carter. Tue purpose of tile COfli-
iauy Is to construct nail operate a standard
gauge railroad from Grant City to a point
on the St. Joseph & Des MoInes railroad ,
tao miles southwest of Albany , a dIstance
of about 'twenty miles.
' 'i'st'rii Milirti r ) ii't'i ( ' ) ) ,
SALT LAKE , 'utah , JUIIt , ( $ , ) -
Two hundred oxlterieneed beet 'raisers are
to be sent to Li ) firande , Ore. , in response
to au Jppeat from iio owners of the now
sugar factory there , u'hmu illaulta now 1100(1
thminnimig aimil immilesi , experienced miieti are
secured th crop will lie e failure , The
Litnhi heetcrop wIll be heavy this year , and
it is estimated that the sugar output wiil
lie 1,000,000 houndS ,
Uttilt's II I iii tig
SAIi'l' L.Ali , 111111 , June 1.-Speelal.- ( )
P111111 arrangements for the mining congress
are rapidly approaching conhIlletIomI , and
the committees expect the tIaIr to jirove
even more of a. SuCCeSS than hail been cx.
pecteil , The O'xcctitive committee anti
finance committee have both cleareti up theft
'work to 'into in meetings held recently , at
w'hich tile ) ' heard Secretary 'J hintnfs to-
port to Juno Ii. lie said flint over 700 dde.
gates have been appointed to date , exclusive
or the Utah ileltigations , with Colorado ,
California and two or three other states
yet to hear from , which 'have selected tide-
gates , hut have not anhouncei tiiemn as yet
officially.
! ' ! 't''r ) ihiiiiij lii 1iiitnnn ,
I1UTTI , Mont. , June O.-Specinl.-In- ( )
diana capitalists have orgnnized a company
for tue development of an etcnslve pincer
mining enterprise on LIbby creek. It Is
styled time Soittli Bend nnd Montana Mining
and Milling company , Thi company lies acquired -
quired 161) ) acres of illacer ground on Libby
creek , The ground embraces a mile anti a
quarter of tue channci of the creek , with
the banks on olther side. Men have been
Clllilloyeti In sinkIng to bedrock , nnil tile
location wIll be thoroughliy lirospecteti. Mr.
Nicrtr , the nlanage , has taken up one tea-
turo of placer muffling which has hover
becti experimented with in Libby before.
lie Is saving time black sand which farina
the resIdue In time nan after everything in
time gravel except the gold has been wesimed
out , The sahd carries a 'high value in gold
and Is rich in Iron. The conipatiy wilt
put in a Jeffrey dredge to work its ground.
Tli'rce of these dredges are now in operation -
tion iii llaiiiiock. They are workhmmg on
ground that was Prosllecteli anti abandoned
thirty years mlgo. The dredge can imllbdie
700 cubic yards of gravel every ten liour ,
There is ulidoubteilly a vns amount of gold
In the bed of Libby creek.
Ves1urii l't'o lilt' I ii i i'rest t'il I ii Cii I ii it ,
TACOMA , Wash , , June C.-Spectai-A ( )
.
\ . Bash , Who imaa been three years In China ,
through the Chincse minister at. Washington
has sIgned a contract with time American-
China Development company whereby tue
latter is giveim concession for constructing
a railroad between Ilankow amiti Canton ,
China , 000 miles , through provinces inilab-
ited by tIO,000,000 of i)0OPl0 ,
Interested wIth hash In the compammy
nnineti are Henry W'olcottV. . A. ht 'ed ,
Samuel Thomas , Ionver ; Hon. Johmi 'IS' . Fo-
ter , W'ztslibmigton ; hugh J. Grant , Tlmurlow
Wccd Barnes , Calvin S. lirico and Charles
II , Costor , New York.
The Carnegie Steel compamiy Is tInder comi-
tract to time Alueriemul coampany. which nlust
furnish $20,000,000 wIth vhiicii to build and
equip the railroad aitml $25,000,000 to con-
Struet a branch line , for which concessions
wlhi ho gbvjmi by China. hash goes east irn-
mediately to engage a corps of engineers and
railroad comistructors , who vLli accompany
himn to China. lie is also securing prIces
on 150 locomotives and 2,000 cars nod rails.
Two hundred million feet of lumber have
been purchased emi tills coast.
lmkott llilmr1rs tif I1liitis.
WATEPTOWN , S. D. , June 6.-Spcclal. ( )
-The grand lodge , Kmilglmts of Pythmias , at
tile 5eolm held here last 'cok ticeldeti
that the lodge would macct next' year Imi
SIoux Falls. The following officers wore
elected : Grand chancellor , F. S. Emner.ton ,
Sioux Falls ; vIce chancellor , l. II. Bone-
tllct , Milbank ; prelate , C. Il. Canton , 11111
City ; kecpor of records and seal , C. aVnr -
nor , Fnuikton ; master of echieqticr , J. E.
Platt , Clark ; master at arms , 11. C. Ilureb ,
fledilebti ; inner guard , J. B. Inns , Bryant ;
outer guard , F. H. Cuttings , I'ierre.
S21I.'i o hl'l'ilit bolt ilt'et I ltM.
RAPID CITY. S. I ) . . Juue 0.-Speclal. )
-A letter has been received from lion. S.
A. Cochranc of llrookings , state engineer
of IrrigatIon and director of the farmers' In-
tttutcs , who states that lie , .togetller wIth
three or four members of the statIon staff ,
vIii be Ill the Black hubs sonic time In
July to hold a series of IrrigatIon meet-
logs and farmers' instItutes in the dIffer-
eat towns. About two wceks will bo thus
spent.
"hull I iimr 'feri'l tonsil Csiphtil ,
SANTA FI , N. M. . June 6.-Spoclal. ( )
-After a period of Inactivity osving to luck
of vroior inaterlai work has agaIn been
restimneth on time territorIai capitol building.
Tue former plans to finish tue buildiimg In
stone have iOefl aballdoned owing to the
impossIbility of secitring time proper kInd
I and guality , and the buildIng will lie fin-
iSiled to the roof with St. Louis brick.
I : % k.'M Ii i'lni'e for Ot'riiiyei' .
TOPEKA , 'iCan. , Julio ti.-Special-There ( )
Is every indication that Iavld Ovormycr
of Topeka wIll be nominated for lieutenant
governor by the democratic and populist
state conventIons ivimicit will mneet Juno 15.
The acceptance of a mijor's cornnitslon by
Lieutenant Governor Harvey lc.ves tills
Place vacant on the state ticket.
'V'oiliI lilt Iti'iitJI Inii Li'ngiii' ,
CIIEYENNII , Wyo. , June fl.-SpecIal.- ( )
The annual comiventbon of tue Wyomimig Re-
pilbllcan league has been caiiod to meet In
this city on July 7 , for the purpose of electing -
ing officers for tue ensuing year aliti delegates -
gates to the national conveiitbomi to be held
July 13 at Omaha.
it tilihti ( 'i L II Igli 4t'iittil ( i'iidiimli's.
ItAPTI ) CITY , S. D. . Juno & -Speclal ( ) -
The graduating exercises of tile city 111gb
school wore held Saturtny. ) Those who ro-
cetvctl diplomas are. Frmink M. Itenti anti
MIsses Bcrthma Qtmlggle , Selnia Sneve and
Mattima Woodi ; .
l , liNuS i''M vihes.
Tim Galolla Wltlst club offers a picture
of A titlilt t1 I ) itWey us a first prize.
Thmirty cnt'boatiit of lmarve.itors have Just
been iihIblpl'ti Into romtiierlt Kansas ,
The total mltemniel'sllilm of the Soitliora'
I-tome for time week entling May 2S was t,342.
Dr. Charles Pnrkiturst of Now York Is
building two imouttes on lots , ito owns iii To-
Ilekil.
lCaiisas crop estimate for 1898 : Whient ,
100.000.000 bushels : cormi , 200,000,000 bushels ;
batbies , 20,000.
Thte Pittsbtirg gas aimh coke lilsiflts8' iias
ie&'It soul by the receIver to the National
hank of Pittsburg for $10,000 , subject to
$52,500 mortgage bouth ,
A recent agricultural rerirt cininis that
there are iii Lyon CoUiity 103498 ; huslic'is of
v1tiqt 4Rl.1ff himSilnis of corn. 50.000 hirntl of
cattle timiti 55,000 of swlima , 264,119 bearIng
fruit tices. viz. : Applia , pears , bbeuchICs anti
cherries.
Tilere arc eighty pianos , 280 organs anti 504
Pleasure carriages distrIbuted around among
Poor Atchison county fmirmners according to
the recent assessor's returns , Time increase
of taxailo hiersommal proberty Is 22 per cent
over heat year. TIme fact can be aubstnn-
tinted that , nccormilng to population , Atchison
couimty hilia 111010 well.to-tbo farmers titan
any CoUlity in thin United States , anti many
of tlteni landed In tue county ownIng IlotIlimIg
on earth but a Itickory shirt and a pair of
shoes.
J.isiic ! , i''N Not i's ,
Frank l3nll has won lila suit against Ban-
neck county and obtained a $1,000 judgtntmt.
The Pocatehlo TrIbune does not believe
Idaho should be asked for any more troops ,
as simo has furnished twice her prnjortlomi
already ,
Shiepmnoll say the wooi is of a high grade
tlit year. due probably to tile .mild wlntir. ,
There will ho about IfO,000 pounds iii tile
1. ewiston neIghborhood timis ypar ,
Time Basic company still line seventy muon
Lit work on the seven-mile ditch on Grimes
creek titut lit to be used for electric power
for time dredgers at Phacervllle and Center-
vllle ,
The cyanide works at the Camilas No. 2
gold mine , ten miles vest of liable > ' , are
nearly COtlliletctl. From seventy-five to ' 100
tomma vlli be treateti every twenty-four
hours ,
Reports troni nil sections of southeastern
idaho mire that the abundant rains UIII
spring have left ic I ages in excellent con
tiiion , 'i'he grs i is t'eporteii six or eIght
Imiciieti high an otk is everywhere in
prime condition. Sheep are coming in by tito
liunflro1s 'bt 'thotni1mt ,
Ir. Law of California anti associates own ti
large tract of lltiCtl' ground itelow the Pay-
cite Hike's. at the 'nti or Lomig t 'tile > ' , and
have tiecitied to operate them. A contract
has been let tor tjjgjng a canal seven miles
long anti ton feet wiie at the bottom. The
water Is to betak15rornLake _ Fork ,
Mouth liJi7tn ea's % 'ott's.
Ilimu'k hills Pioneers hiniti their amimiuni
idenic next Wedn't'sthmry at Whitewooti.
The "Memoir3 ftt4\Pt'iillatfl \ Ii , Sterling" is
a 400-page hook timtCt iil just beeti lsstmctl ,
Colnnloncemnemlt week at the lnkota university -
versity at Mttcllehl beIns next Thursday.
George iteonan , llromlnent democratic
Politician anti on of Comtiingtou countie's
oldest residents , tiled at. Watertown last
'cimk , . ,
Alt Elk Creek man cormimittrii suicitie
when ho learned that a love letter purportIng -
Ing to be tromn all illihIan nitttdemi was a fake
anml was wrItten by a boy.
Lacey lebong of Sioux 1nlls was arresteti
for stealing a wnlitnap from a grain mail's
office. lie admitted It , but jimtIfle4 It as a
war inemititiro , as lie linti been askoti to get
a map for one Cf time mIlitary conmpanies ,
Ilomiry Ketrlng is developing a now mm-
lug distrIct about three milan title north of
Deatis'oofi , It is In the i'ieimilty of "Time
Rest , " and gives evldemice of becoming thu
lleXt lilace to1dcli attcmitiomm will be
dircctcth ,
Arnold' Bronmo Celery cures headaches.
be , 25c , SOc. Au druggists.
DENVER & GULF MATTERS
lteet'Iyer rl'rimjiiiiiIl ' 1'iirii's Sitlii
LIihit ( Ill tIii Sintims Of tii
Coovnlat itonil ,
Receiver Frank. Trumiitmll of tile Umiion
Pacific , Denver & Gulf has recently thmrowim
Rattle intem'estimig light on the reorgmimiizatiomi
of that ronti In the foliowinmz stmmmnrv as to
the preliminary steps tabten townrd IC-
onganizatiomi of tills property : Old accoumits
between tile Union Pacific ltniiroad coma-
pany anti the Union I'aclflc , Denver & ( , ' uhf
Railway colmlpamly , involving between $4,000-
000 anti $5,000,000. hinvo beemi settled nbzo-
intel > ' , and Settlelllcmmt has been approved by
the United States courts at St , Patmi anti
Domi'or , Time Jtmlcsburg dIvIsion has been
soul to time Uimioii Pacific ; title to be givemi
at timno time Gulf receIvcr litn Is wound Ill ) ,
rhicht is expectetl to ho about October 1. A
contract has boon mmmdc wIth the Colorado
& Northwestern Railway company for facihl-
ties end exchange of busimmess at iioulder.
Tile Umlioa I'aclflc , , Denver & ( luIf syndicate
has secureti $2,700OO0 Colorado Contrai 7
per cemmt bonds , forneriy owacd by Ummiomm
Pacific Interests , and this gives tile Gulf
syndicate control of Colorado Central situ-
atiomi , , trackage comitract lisa lleen inatle
with the Ienvcr & Rio Gralnie for a limmo
between Pueblo \Valsellburg for a tei'tli
of years beyond the recciversillp emi a rntm-
tually satIsfactory .basis , mi umlderstumldimlg
has been arrived at ietweon the Umiion Pa-
ePIc , Denver & , Gulf CoIlSOlitlfltCti iOmlIi-
holders anti time cothrnittee of time untlcrlyimmg
Iontls on hines south , of henrer , 'iz. , of tile
old Denver , Texvs & Gulf and lenve'l' , Texas
& Fort Vorth mortgages , of whIch niotmt
$1,750,000 are stIll' afinat.
Again Mr. Trtrtibmmii is quoteti in the
NOs' Yoi'k Mall 011(1 ( Express as sayink , In
rcgarti to tIle lnoiectIve ; IflLiepefldOmlce of
their himios : T1'e Idea that UnIon I'aclflc
it ; about to alisom'hiluniomi Pacific , Denver &
Gulf Is a great nmistake. The rumors , I pro-
sumac , have dev'iopct1 from the efforts the
Union PacIfic hima ieeii innklmmg to get hold
of that. part of tlq ) tnion , Pacific. Demivcr &
Gulf from Juisburg to La Salle. That is
nil the new UnIomt.Facihic comimpamy wants
of tilat'ltmle , altt.1 , , Jn fact , tbat Is all time
Union Pacific , Denver & Gulf cares to part
with. "
: fti : ' lirhi. en emi H 1ztlt ' % Yu r.
SAN FRANCISCO , JulIe 6.-The relimceil
passenger rates on the three through south-
era routes to PoInts cast wont Imito effect
yesterday. but it being Sunday , no marked
increase In traffic was noted. There are
rummiorms the reduction of rates out of San
Francisco by the American lines Is hlkaly
to be foliowed by a reduction by the Carta-
than Pacific for tue reason that the difteren-
tial established by the AmerIcan 11110,1 In
the new sciledule of rates is not sufficient ,
im time opInIon of the Canadian l'ae.ific pus-
scugor olhicials , to secure to the Canadian
lines a proper proportion of business.
ltnlt'nNOt'M iiiid I'ersipltals.
Oscar Vammtleriilit of the Northern Pacific's
passenger dcpartmneimt Is In tile city from St.
Paul.
The railroads are doing lemity of advertis-
ImIg for Nebraska day at the exposition ammd
anticipate a big attomldnace.
General Agents Johnson of Denver and
Cboate of Salt Lake City , both representIng
the freight department of the UnIon Pacific ,
are at headquarters in tuba city.
Excursbomls to tile Black Hills of South Dii-
kota will lie run for one fare for the round
trIp twIce durIng each of these inomiths :
June , July , August amid September.
A hiandsoma special train , consisting of
private Yt'agner cars , and occupIed by PresIdent -
Ident MarvIn Ilugimltt of time Northwestern
amid party , is schmeduleti to arrIve atVeh -
ster street statioml tills nftormmoon ,
It Is uimnouncci thmmit. an tmgreenmommt has
hiocit reached between the mnanagemnamits of
time UnIon PacIfic anti of tue flurhImigtoii
roads for tile oltetming of tile Clmtmyemmne gan-
vay to tile Burllmmgtomm ummibt'r certalmI comm-
tiitIolis. The ngrcenme'mmt wIll allow time Diii-
iimigtomi to get bible a stock ntmd vooi coumi-
try that has bqmi clct.d to it. for somime
tIme.
The Wabash firolnoml anti onglmlocra are
to ito U mmlormnod , ammd pnssemiger ( 'ommdtletor
oh tlhflt roach nie to wear servIce stripe
slnmilmir to thoic sorn by sbeoplng car coil-
dimctorn hut lOrCrs , 'rime service strIped
\vIhl show the lenglim of tulle time mcmi imav
b3cmm Iii time comtipamy't service. Omie gold
moo stripe vIlI bt ; pinceti on tile loft sleeve
for every period of five 'enrs' , service.
A special train 'of four cam's , bearing I'resI-
tient horace 0. Burt of tile UnIon Pacific amid
Mrs , Burt , theIr SOil , Mr. Ittmssell llurt , Mr.
alld Mrs. Etlwortj Cudmilly. Mr. ammti MIS. S
A. McWhtorter , Mrs. ( limmirhi's Olfutt and
Lutimer Drake. ldft' tteVcbster street mitatibmll
yesterday afterimttimA'mt 5 o'clock for Farlhault ,
MimIn , Thu paI'&y1'toimlg to mitteBti time 'otI-
dimig of Mr. Ifuftieli Burt and Miss Jean
Scandrett at Fam'iwuit Oil Tmiestlay ,
Tile Union I'luiiflq1jlhade a itanmmem' ruml with
Its part of time 1yu troops thlat are hotmnd
for tile l'hIiippJmi1 islamlds ( ruin Omlhatma tc
Cileyennc emi Similday iligilt. Tile battalion
that s'ns hnuletl' ii9'tiie Union I'miciiic ooatm-
ploil a 8leCIai traIn of eievemi cars , headed h >
alto of the roadjs itggest. emmgimles , TIle Silo'
cml left Coumbell Bluffs at 6:50 : p. ma , ummil
Omaha about f'fea ' mInutes later. It nr
rlvod In Chcynt'm'mI oiI Monday milorlilmig at
835 a. ill. , nttcrtts''hmn lii ( aster titan regtllai
express time , Wlme , otiler two sections , 111111.
died by the lqttmtgtemi Cmlii Rock Ishmimit
ililes , i'OaCiled ) lvepne hate on Monday aft.
cr110011. .
The raIlroatlip4itIs part of the countr )
believe that tim4ire being cileated out 0 :
some ) assembgei tL/euue / tiimit is ilu then
through the ( left 'mnanipuiatlomi of drovers
passes. There llns aCcOrdilIgly bot'mi a meet
ing called for Winesday , June 8 , at Kamisa :
City , of nil tile lmics In the \\'estern I'mtstien
ger association to comlaider time itbuse of times
tickets ummit to devise ways and means of pro
vomiting a comitintimince of tile same. Sovora
of tile Proinhmlemit jtassenger mimemi of Omalim
think tlmoy iluVo scheillea for time absohut ;
proveiitlon of tue abuse of tilts troubhesom ;
class of tree tickets , aild they are goimmg tlowm
to iCamlsas City Itrlmetl vlthi auggemitiomla 'tim
cannot but be favorably acceptetl by th
mmioetlmig ,
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SLEEPY FEELING
1ter hearty eating uao
' Horstord's Acid Phosphate
it reileyo droweinono ,
$ hun . tiubStitu i'm UI , omiii Ill b.ttiea.
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Ml'ltAllfN , t'I' 'I'tMI' 'i ,
. ' ( 'orm'rpon,1entitrietnri's on iit'
I mimi'llieiq'iic'y Of A lt.utt'ltrs ,
Poiitncy hligelow writeS as follows IC
hlarper'mm 'Weekly :
"The war ntmthorltios Ilavo crow'tieti together -
gether Ill anti itbotit. Tanipa sevcrni thousand -
sand macn on the plausible Pretext that In
a big etimnilof this kimni the ttooits Cotliti be'
exercised in lni'go bodies , and the superior
otlieers tiltimi get familiar with brigade anti
dhi'itmiomual forllmntion , W'C must hear In
mnhmiti timnt mimost of our troops have imt'ver
immcti the civil wa been brought tagetller
iii larger bohie than a few COmpamlIct at
a tUne. Many colonels of regimnenta iiavc
Imever until this war seen all timeir mcmi
togetimer on a liatailo grotimitl. hirignitier
generals have' ilCen crcatd 'who have never
50db tile regiments Ilhat Itte in t'onstitimto
timeir brigade. We have for this war Isiti
otit a complicateti schema of army organi.
ZiltiOll , anti intrustetl the vorkIng of it imi
most imiatamicos to InCh WilD scarceiy lbllOW
tim nhanuci of arms ,
"Let us tell tile truth , disagreeable as It
is. We cr0 strong onoilgil to bear It , 81111
to profit by it.
"While tile natIon lisa beomm patrioticnhiy
voting mcmi ammil 'mnolle'y for timis emuiipaign
of mihbogeti pililailthropy , promotiomla immvvo
mInt bcen mantle wholly from deserving ( liii-
Cora Whose lives have beoti spent In active
mnhhltnry work , but fronm time ranks of iohi-
ticinmms , who may itavo hiatt a ammmattering
of militia drIll , or may have worms a emil-
forlil forty years ago.
"Today , thirty thays after time decitiratioml
of var , there , iimum IlOt been ibid at Tnrnpa
a slngic nmihitary field exercIse likeiy to beef
of service to generals of bm'ignilemi or tilyls-
ion , ICt ahomir. tilt fll'mll ) ' corps. Tue Ulmilli
reason is , mlii doubt , thitit there nrc 110 brig-
ndier3 or major generals ill 'l'ninpa 'hio
VltId kimow how to go to work iti the mniit.
ter. S
"Time great lIved .ut present , to prevemit
heedless nuffering amllomlgst our mmicmi , is a
pm'opor orgnnlzatiomi of the ComlimltitSnry tin-
parttilcmlt ammtl staff generally' . Time nrmny Is I
lumnberetl UI ) vIth civllhnmi staff-oillccrs
whose d'tmty it Is to see tllmit OUt mmmcmi are
properly hocateti and taken care of. The
colonels 81111 cmiptains of the imitlivltitmal regt-
monte are howeriess in this nlatter : they
camm but obey time orders of their stmlenbors
oml time staff ,
"Ill himropeaml armIes staff officers nrc so-
iectetl frolmi the most htigiliy ( 'tilloated of the
army. Timey Imave to iiass special exanmimia-
tions iii artier to test their fitness for a
'c'arboty of specIal duties of the most tin-
portaimt kimitl : 'anti of nil imrmportant dilLies ,
the German officer regmirtis tIle care of the
111011'S he'althi as tile mmiOst immiportant. 'tViien
a Germunml m'egimncnt mnarchmes to war , the
stall officer goes nilend to lay otmt a proper
cmtnmiiig groimmiti , to Provide 'ood mimiti Wa-
icr , and Ill other respects to make time regi-
limemIt about to arrIve 115 comnfortmiitie 115 h)05
slide.'ilen tito weary Inca arrive they
iha''O blmt to cook theIr simppcr ammd 'curl imp
to sleep.
"The tlnitetl States troops Who arrive 1mm
Tampa nrc dtmmnpeti out at a raulwmmy sutllng
hIke so many emlligrants. No staff oilicer
mrebtames nmmythilng ill advance for thmemll ,
Regilmlonts go oft In aii' tibrm'ctlon that stmits
tileul , lookIng ( or tile nearest place i'here
tile , ' tilit , ' cook tileir pork mijid beans.
' 't ama lIe pessimist. I himtve b2cti calmly-
lug c'lth regulars , lIving thtoir life , catimig
their food alIbi notIng their courage anti
discIpline umujir fire. In all tile armies of
Etirope there are no bettor soldIers , mnymm
for uman , thaml thIoso of tile Ummited States
Immfmtmmtry , and nowhere have I know'mi officers
'imn commanded wore cheerftmily time respect
anti obeiilcnce of their muon.
"Oh time othler imanti , ill 110 army of Europe ,
not oven in Sinmio , have I neon troops so
badly treated timrougic time incompetence of
staff officers , who totlay are strutting about
in iew Unitoriiis , when they ought to be
whistled omit of camp as frauds. "
" .Viitlm"G A P.tT1iO'l.
1'ii-mi 1)oJiiir for l'itpers Coii iltIiiIll
ltt'toi'ts of ImnitInnr' 'be1rii'M.
An elderly moami , whoo apearamice betoic-
eneti prosperity and wimese gait Imidlcated in-
dimigence in spirits , walked down to the
ferry at the foot of East. Twonty-tilirtl
Street onWednesthay mllght , relates tile New
York StIn. A newsboy wIth an armful of pa-
lIens got. Iii front of him anti shouted "lIx-
tree ! Big battle ! Thme Spammyards d'foated ! "
TIle man straIghtened up at the cry anti
pulling out a $1 bill gave It to the boy for
a laPer and told the boy to keep time chailgo.
"Orcat vlc'ry f' us , " ho mnutteretl , as he
tried to reati the miapor upi'de down. Pulling
out four other $1 bills ho gave them to the
boy , who ran off to nnothmer newsboy.
"Hey , Billy , scow hat I got from hIs nibs.
lie's loaded witi noiiey wat lie's no 1150 for , "
he explained to his companion as 110 showed
hi ; ; wealth ,
Time second hey ran In front of tue man
wIth hits papers extendemi , crying omt ; , "Ex-
traw ! Sampson captures tit' Spanish Iioett"
" \Viias that ? " asked the nmamm.
Time boy dIlated 111)011 the stmpposetl capture
of tile SitilllSii fleet. The news stirreti time
patriot. lie took off hmis hint anti cheoreti
and ptliilmig out a $2 bill gave it to tile loy
for Ills stock of papers , lie then returimed
time papers to the' boyd who ran aroimnil the
Corner elf a building , mmcd his coat imlaitio
out , thu the' sailme with hli Cal ) , smcftret'i
minnIe mcii over his taco nmmti again ran in
front of the man before time hatter haiti gilt
into timm terry ilounA , allouting news of ( Ill
imagimmary t'aittmre ; of havana.
Time VictinI's Patriotism was again aroused
nfttl ho 'gave the her a $3 hilt for ii copy of
the miewspmiper , viiich ho put hue hits hiocket
without trying to read it.
' ( ireat day f' bbs , ( llor'oisb" he cx-
Claillied as be apliroachetl the Opille W'Oillftll
near the ferry entrance aliti gave her a $10
bill for some camidy anti apples , whiic'h lie
seatte'retl amilong tii boys ( hint hati gafli-
ereti ni'otmiiti ,
lie ilext tOOk wllat ciuauige' he' 111111 III illS
pocket and threw it ammiomis the' boys.'Ilemi
lie hail ilO imloro silver he fished bills fromu
his IOOhCts ) anti threw those to time irnys.
i'olieoman loohlng thought it tulle to in-
terfera anti arrested the' men for Safe keep-
Big. The 'prisoner hiatt $20 heft . In ( ho
atlition house ho gavd 'tilO flttilio of 'WIllIam
Wihliammis.
'l'hio Best 1,1mm I maclit for lfhmi'iiiiiiit ismm.
Mr. V. Keteimnln of Pike City , Ciii. , says :
"Bering immy brother's hate miickmme'mitt titan ad-
atic rilotmrnntisnl , Chisinberisimi's Pain Ibtilmi
ii tilt tile only rt'metiy that gives 111am flil ro-
hut , " idaiiy others have le'stifie'tl to tile
ilromlipt relief frommi 'paimi wiiich tIlls lIniment
flftortls.
l'l'Al.'i"M lt ? ' 'l'.tIlS.
'l'lii' i'n.iiilt. of I lii. ( oiilit r ) ' Olmresei
A'iiiimst lbi'yuumqi lltdiirnmit'e.
The liopuhation of the United States is
about ts'o anti one-half titHes that , of Italy ,
says the New 'iork Sun. Time PoPulation of
Italy i'II.S 31,000,000 in 1896 ; the Presdilt
Piimmlntlon of time Utmited State's is 77,500,000.
Tit ; ; memmanal expommars of Italy for govern-
mmlental ltmrpose's are' In excess of thin eqiil'-
abent. of $500,000,000 lii American money , or
more tiinn $100,000,000 nbovo thin expi'imaes
or t1n lTlbg'i ltnt , ' . ' ' , , , ' , , , , , , , I , , nn , % , .
mini > ' year , These expenses , however. Immclude
501110 items whiieim bebomig mmlore iirolierly to
what many be cahlt'tl the obhlgatinmmmi of the
state's Irnprovitiemmt finmincial system than to
ordInary reummillg epe1l8cmi ( , btit oven with
thIs achnowbetignmemit the milnoimmit of stick
ordinary oxitensits to be' rnised from taxation
Is Iii cxce'mis of $350,000,000 a year.
For its \\'ar tlepartmncmmt Italy spends in a
year $15,000,000 : for Its Navy tioparhmiment ,
$20,000,000 ; lltibhiC immstrtmction , by tile' centrni
governmmieiit , $10,000,000 ; Ptmhlic works , $10-
000,000 ; 'tlie expe'ilsc'S of eohlrctlomm' ' ( pembllc
officials , ngemmtmi , tax gathel'ers amid clerics ) ,
$2,000,000 ; nmainte'mmanco of time billowy hut
useless ( hebmartllbent of foreign atTains , $ iO-
000,000 ; tile king's civil hint , $2,000,000. There
Is , timemi , the miminimal Interest nit s'hnt is
kmloii'll iii time commsohitlateth ( or bontled ) Itni-
inmm natIonal debt. The' interest nmmmohmmtmi
enchi year to neam'ly $100,000,000 ( time Umiltt'd
States e'xpemmtled for lmiterest last year $37-
000,000) ) ; $15,000,000 for inte'rcmit cmi the
hloatlmmg itnhlnum debt ; $ IG,0t)0,000 ) for what
m'l'o known ns ' 'fixed aflIlimIties , " which re-
mania "fixed ; " $4,000,000 for time' lepart-
mnent. of inimmittice ; $10,000,000 tom' tile main-
temianco of potofhices ( for tile loss ( raIn
theIr oit't'atitmm ) amid the govenmmnmemit telegraph -
graph system ; $ (00,000 ( for the "prommiotloll
of mtgrictilttmre ; ' ' $7,000,000 for "general ox-
PoIlsen ; " $ C00.000 for tile maImmtenammce of
tite Senate amId Chamber of Deputies , an(1
tile balamire for summtiry and umiscelhitmicoims
OXlollSCS , anti exact subtilylsboit of is'lmicim ,
tmmmtber time itnhhnu miystemn of keepIng tIC-
commute 1s ImpractIcable.
Tile Present debt of Italy Is equivalent
to $2,500,000,000 , and as there Is a tleflcit
cv 'ry year , mind small provision for a sink-
log feud , it Is constamltly on the imlcrease.
Tile taxes Iii Italy , whicim Is a poor country ,
imlelucle many items WhiCh tIm other cotta-
tries 'otmhl be exemimltt , Thmere are taxeit
on hand , taxes on iitmlhtlimigs , taxes on incomes -
comes , taxes emi successions , excise taxes ,
taxes frommi customs , willchl yIeld in a year'i
$50,000,000 filly , ammil octrol duties , imposed
oil marketable Jlroperty iirotmghit into eltle ,
ammtl wilicil amnoummlt In a year to more timami
; 15,000,000.
There is time tobacco mnonopoiy , which Is
vIrtually a tax on smokers , of $10,000,000
a year ; the salt monopoly , a culinary tax ,
of $15,000,000 , anti local taxes for the main-
tenamica of schools. The state gets revelmtme
from telegraph officomi anti prisons ; ( mimi tile
mate of state property , leases to Itmdivitiualmi ,
stamnps ( nit item of nearly $20,000,000) ) , and
( rota lotteries , an item of $15,000,000 more.
lint all these taxes , monopolies amid spcctl-
hative mneti'ntls of "raising time wlnth" fall
short of rtullplyiag tIle full Ileeds of the
Italiami government , which falls behimld each
year ammO becomes involved iii deeper obligation -
tion , In atiditioa to the general taxation
by the government , there Is local or torn-
fliUtitI taxatiemi amounting to $125,000,000 a
year , viiilo tile debt of time Italian corn-
munea immoun te , colboctivel > - , to $20,000,000 ,
Thin marvel to nmmy observer is that Italians
Imavo beemi able to meet so mtmcil of this vast
nmmd oppressive burden as they have , 1mm
view of tIle tact thiat tile per capIta national
debt of Italy , lS now $75 , aafi the nbseimco
of $75 for its equivalemmt 1mm hIre , ilas been
notlceti amnomig Itahlamis generally by all
travelers.
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III'O 1O'W il Omaha. 4 , .
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r. i Ml1 it1 Ji aiid Jnjeriiatioiiu1 ExJo'
I sition has opened it
gales aiul every citizen -
: : zen of thuis city and
' slate must constitute him-
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* to acquaint 1ii3 fi'ioiids out of the city with the t
, * beauty aiid extent of 'the exposition , *
To facilitate the s1)I'eadiiig of this information ,
3 , TheBeolia s isF4ued a Supel'l ) illiistrateii edition Oil'
: ! tii'oly worthy of till ) Opunhlig day. It gives a history *
! of the exposition , lialf-toiuo engi'aviiug of the build-
: i iIig , 1)01't1'aiIS of the hiGh whose lkal'd work , ( illel'gy
; ail(1 gonhlls have made the oxpositiohi It griuul SUCCOMS i4
. fl'oln a SthIldjOilht of arcltiteelui'o ; , art and ieieiieo.
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THE 13XCELLENCI OF SYRUP OF FIGS
Is dime mint , only to time orlginmility nml
slinpilcity of the comhilmmntlon , litit ntso
to tue C8t'O 81(1 sidil with wiilcit It Is
mmuiuifiicturetl by sekntiflc procesaii
lcimown to tile CAl.TFomtNl. Yb St'iuJ
Co. ommly , una we vtsm ) to imllln'css iipoii
all the immllmortabmco of PUrcllmcslmIg lIce
true and orlglmmal rcmmmetly , As time
gemmuliie Syrup of F'Igs Is mllmtnufmtcturecl
by the CA1.IFOIINIA Fin Svmui' ; Ifo ,
only , ft Icnnwiedge of tlmnt fauL will
assist olin In avoi4iilg the % ' 0l'timks5
Iimi1tatlon manufactured by other pat-
tics. The high standing of time CALl-
FOIINIA Vmo S'mwi' Co. with time mimedi.
en ) professiomm , mitt ) the smuttsfac'tlomt
siilehi time getlUtile Syrup of Figs has
giveim to millions of 'fainlilt's mimiiks
tile 1181110 of the Colilpatmy a gtinrnmtty
of the ecc'lleimce of Its remedy. It. is
far In mm'lVlhiiCti of mmli otilef' hiimiti'es , '
as It. ttcl'u on 1.11(1 hchutie3's , livei' and
bowels 'itumont irritating ot' vcnlcen-
lag tile'iml , anti it ( lot's not gripe mior
ilittiscate. Iii oi'dci' to get. Its beneficial
effects , please i'emneiiiltei' the mnimmc o
tue Colnplimly-
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FmtAUlRC0 , C.I.
i.oVma'vmLm.I. Ity iist' : 'YflmmW , 2' . r ,
W000WORKERSH
GASOLINE
2 to 1 00 Horse-Pover.
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a ' - - ' ' Lion Free. Bx ti8 , o
'a ' 14th and Facemmua Sta ,
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Patronize
Hoffle IlldllStries
11) ' l'ilm'cliitsilmg Genus hhitcie us tii Fol.
0W111g clrimsItmt Initctoricsm
AWNINGS ANI ) TEITS.
OMAhA ' , L'EN't' AX ! ) 1tUlll3Jmt vo.
( Sueees.ora Onmabia Tent aim. ! Awning Ce. )
Manufactuners tents , awnings ; joLm.crs madme' , '
nail genIe' MaclcImltosimes. ' ( 'emIts tar rent. 1311
Farnam St. , Oninimi.
nnnwgniica.
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OiiAl1A IiltmlW'ING itSSOCIA't'lor' ( ,
Carlond t.hlpnicnms mace in our own reirig-
Cramer cars. huts litI)1Z'lI , iIlte iXljrt ) , Viramma
ExIort nilil Famlibmy lxurL deliverol to nil p.i La
of the city.
1307L.Elt $ ,
OM.tmi.t 11011,11K 'OItKS.
- JOHN It. LO'ItRY , Pi'Om ) ,
TioIl"ri' , Tanics anti 14h"et "ma Work . Speclai
facilities To : ' doing repairs. etc. Tel. 1259
CORNIer : w'ouug.
C. 1 lri'ENl'l'ilt.
JIAGIIl CORSIOR % % 'OIlICS ,
Manufacturer of G'Ivanlzt.I iron C.rimt-os , , ( Ja' .
vntttzpit Iron Sicyligitte , 'yin , Iron ani Slate
Itoofing. Agent for Kimltltmir' , , Steel CeiIlng ,
ios.ifl-ia North gmc't't''ti Street
CIt/I'K1rt FArTOitimt $ .
A3miiItlCAN 1ilMCh1l'I' ANt ) 1Jyi. ; , cci ,
\S'liolernt Cro"ker Mttnufaeturern ,
OM.ILA , NEIm ,
D'F1 wonics
SCIflIitMtCht'S ' 1''lX Cm'i'Y 1) 'Ih
1VOmtlS , iaii I'iirimiimi St.
Dying nmmil cleaning nr trirmcrmt. ant gnJ , of
every , lesdi'iitloim. Cbeumttitg of fine garmments a
specialty.
FI.O1J11 'MILLS.
t. . GlLIAN ,
i'Iotir , Meal , Veei , imran , 1013.13-17 Nortit 17th
Street , Omtthn , Ndtj. C. F : . hijack. Mutmger ,
Tt'ieplioac 02.
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I nut ziuiI llriiss i'miii.it.m's.
.ltmiufrtclttrers ; emit Jnlliere or 5ltm'Itifler3' Jon.
oral m'ommirlnic U sr"cIally , m0l , 10 : and iO $
Jackion street , Ont'lilll , Nob.
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Manuftcturers , aith process raw lIfle.i oIl , imet-
I It ; ) , tiibed ml npec'i oil , tal lioness Iii hull I to ye el
caices , ground and 'eenefi tiaxseeil ( Or drug-
juts , OMMI.NJmi ,
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( )11I Iih'71)lINJ CO.
i'ftinufacturers Of tmilI gt'atio' Mrtttrt'soei , liii
ITirnry i4lroot. ( 'inviha.
O\TBiLL. ANt' SlIlilT PAC'l'OiIIIPI.
ic . 'm'z-Nii'm CoIl i't NY.
M'rz , Clothing , I'afltl. Shirts. Ovri all.
OMAiLA. NJut
ilhiitT l'M'TOItii8 ,
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? EIIii 141111t'I' ( liiI'NY ,
Rxclusivo custom shirt tailors. 1517 lznrnam
vrIlg'L\II ; iNTh T'iCbtblM.
II ttmmil.iNN visi.tis CO.
? hlaniiractur"i'6 of \'imm'gnr , Pinkies , Catsup. ,
Mtitmt itis , ( elr' \Vorrl.stersitJre Sauce ,
W'AcIONS AN1) ( i.lIhllili4 ,
S'IhI.Jfr.'I i'IJIilI1ht.
For a goon , sutistuittlul velmlc'le of any descrip.
flea , for re'ttJnhtng cr rulL.er tires tIn new or 01.1
wheels--the hiest 110cC is 27th and invemmwotth
Street. ,
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ClQ'.1t M.NL'F'Ait'1tl7htJ ,
iircui ; , c : CO.
Largeit factofy In the west Leatmiilg Jobers )
of Omsht , , icanas CIty , 1.inctdn and lIt , Jo.p
handle our c'c.tis. 1005 Farmism Street.