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ThIRD FINI4LY FILLIN ( : UP
Another Oompany of Brya&s Regiment
Rcathc Camp at rot Omaha ,
ALMA BOYS PUT IN THEIR APPEARANCE
8It iC 'rIi.i I'nn flu' 1'I , .sIenI Ii-
uiiiItint 14)11 flhiil IItit I for 1)rtII
-Coiipniy t Ut'ts fips Viii-
f.rn ititui trlilN ,
Company TA of Alma nrLvel aL Fort
Omaha yoteri1ny nrnrning , malcing the
twcittii company anti filing the rcgliiient up
to itR full ( lUOtO. A rotldng farewell was
oxtcrnkl the boys on the Fourth of July
at Alma. Ncnrly cvcry man In the company
was lccorate4 witti uutncrotls pieces of ribbon -
bon , the gifts of sweethearts niul adinIr
cr , nml when the company was Iinc4 up
for InBpcction utter passing the physical cx-
iunlnatIori the gay colored ribbons gave It
the appearaucu of a rainbow or an laster
lint. Of the ninety men who arrlvcI with
( ho company thirty faileil in physical cx-
aminations , but nnothf'r officer of the cmn-
pany will arrive tomorrow with sutficient
Illen to bring the coiiipany up to 100 , the
nunibcr rcriuiiccl for mustering.
Arthur A. Uiiilerwoo1 Is captain of the
colniany , Auzi A. I laibleti is first. iicuten-
nnt anl ( ho sceomi lieutenant hia iiot
been cho300 yet. "Tom , " the mascot ci
( lie company , is zt flevcc looking bull ( log
that bears marks of inony a hard light anil
has the reputatIon of never having met tic-
feat.
Clothing and anna has been isuel to
company C of Omaha and as soon as car-
tritlge beitH and canteens arrive the corn-
i.i'fl ) ' Will be completely outfitted and ready
fur service. The men in their tmltorrns arc
the lions of the entire regiments uiut all
the oilier coiiipafties arc striving to get recruited -
cruited 'iii to the 100 mark and be mus-
tcrcd in. So keen is the competition for
now recruits that iohicitora for several of
the unfilled COflhl)811lC8 meet nih ( ho street
cars when they arrive at Thirtieth street
and i ape In ( lie men who conic to thu fort
with the intention of enlIstIng.
t Llcuteliant ltrtlstoii of onipatiy A of Lin-
colii veflt to hincolu on the Fourth of July
nntl aecurcl thIrty nicri who expressed a
( lesiro to join company A. The mcii were
brought to Omaha arni Instructed to show
ill ) for physical cxuninatlon yesterday.
\Vhieii the time came no men nppearcd on
the scene and Lleutonaiit Italston Is stIll
waiting for them to show up and hoping
that the men did nut come for the sake of
having a Fourth of July excursion at the
state's expense.
Tlio band is enlIsted In company A and
will liti HR1CI the charge of the olilcers of
that company. Tiic ilruin iiiajor who came
with ( ho COIfllafl ) ) 1(1110(1 ( In lila examination
but another iirtiui major , an ox-member of
a United Status nriny hand , will arrive tomorrow -
morrow and begin uractlco vtth the mush-
cia us.
The first death in the regiment was
that of the eagle which caine with coot-
lhtflY A 110(1 fl5 the mascot of the regi-
ruelit. The bird was given a nilitnry funeral
: auth a salute ns tlrcl over its grave. As
ranking eagle , "Uncle Samuel Ewing , " the
bIrd belonging to company t of O'Neill , t'1l1
take the chIco left vacant antI his iro-
motion has bcei ! announced by Colonel
Uryan.
USE THE EXPOSITION STAMPS
Cii p it I it I it I iii - ' ti reli ii es
% 'it.tii r- outof hiM Cliieiigo
( : o rreN ( U , II ii I0 *
It is lirobablo that an effort will be made
to have all the local representatives of east-
era corporations irt vail Upon the home coin-
panIcs to use Exposition postage stamps on
nil tliir mall for the lmr1oso of giving % Idcr
itibllclt to the Omaha fair. Captain 11. l.
) 'aiincr line just bought'3OO of Exiosition
stamps In response to the following letter
from ( ho general inniiager of the western
tlepartinent of the Continental Insurance
coiiipaiiy of New York :
CIIICAaO. Iii. . Juno 21 , 1898.-Captain
II. E. I'alnier , Omaha. My Iear SirVe :
have lieeit usIng inure or less of the Omaha
Eiwsitlon stnnmps on our mail amid desire
to use timemit on nil mail leaving this otilce.
We have , however , found it imposslhhc to
get all that. we require unit would like you
to itdVisO tIS whether you can get us , say
$100 worth , of these stamps and send them
to tiim. fly the time they are miseil up we
can probably get what we need from the
hiicago ofilce. Yours very trimly.
0. I. KLINE.
Captain Palmer says ho Is going to ask
time other ronipamiles which he represents to
(10 the same timing amid hopes to have other
rcsiilent imgeiits follow his exaniple. The re-
smut swill be that a munch larger hart of the
. . letters going through Uncle Snot's mail to
mill iart of the world vlll carry souvenirs
m of time fair.
'Vito Cone hint titi LI iiiilt.il.
The new \Vnbasim solid vestihitihe train of
day eaehiCs , sleepilig imnil dining cars. A
train for tourists and all clascs of travel.
\Vlll
Leave Chicago ( daily ) . 12 noon.
Lnve St. Louis ( daily ) , 9:10 : a. m.
, Arrive New York via West Shore , 3:20 :
p. ni ,
Arrive Iloston via Fitchburg , 6:50 : p. m ,
Alt agents sell tickets for this traimi anti
vlll tell you all ubotmt it. Attic hilimi or write
a. N. Clayton , 0. W. I' . \ gt.'abash It. It.
Plate ( Units , Plato Mirrors at F. U. Iccu-
uard's , I ItO Ilarney St.
JiI'I.I.ti ' ) , X. . , .tNlhtiTUIIN.
'V lt lie Xur * hiii'est eta Li lie.
July 1 1 imiiml 12 , ittruordhmmtry : rates ,
thmougim ears. Thin Northwestern Is tIme
"olilcial line. " \\'rlte C. . E. Morgan , inter-
natiommal itreshlent II. Y. I' . U. , Omaha , or
city utilce. 1491 Fainniti street.
StiitiIimt % irsImiia.
Thu large new excursion * mtvanier "Jncob
Rlchtmnan" IC1C5 the foot of Douglas street
cvcl.y day mit 2 imuti 8 p. iii. , iniiking a trlim
of two to three lmatmrs tmm the rIver and
t return. Fare 25 comitB children under 12 ,
10 centS. Chuhtlren in nimits free.
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TOURIST
RMS
Now in effect to Colotado. Yel-
lowst000 l'ark , hiluck illils. Men-
lana amid Utah.
i3urprisimigly low-only $25 $ for
Ike round trip ( hnver , C mlor. I
t1a sprIngs or I'ueblo. $5 to salt p
Lake City. Z60 to lleiena or I ,
Ilutte.
1IeIet 0111cclepot -
1502 F1flO SI , 10111 MISO1 8S.
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TEACHERS ARE GOING AWAY
Smtmiiiiier _ tihI resmt.mif , Summit' SS'hiii lviii
4iiuti I'is.I r Vlmef I liii ( hit-
tItI ( if Omumihmn ,
As a rule , most of the teachers in ( ho 1)111)-
lie schools of Omaha spenml their summer
Vacation omitsitie of time city. This year ,
however , mat of them will vary thIs rule
and remain here , the exposition and the
nunierous conventions proving a stronger
attraction than the mountains , the country
and the watering places. Most of those
tmo do Intend to travel will not gt away
until the latter vart of time hiresent week at
the earliest. The names nod summer ati-
dresses of time teachers who will spend the
balance of the Bummer omit of town arc :
Jcnnie Salmon , Iast River , Conmi.
CorycliS'ootl , 729 Twenty-ninth street ,
.Miiwaukee , Wis.
Annie Q. Fair , Mlssouia , Mont ,
ii. Jennitetto Boyd , & 17 Itacine avenue ,
Chicago.
Iranees A , Fisk , Mayvili3. N. .
Margaret eott , Tarkle. Mo.
Alma M , Miiroy , York , N , V.
Ilien : .i thite , Mitidiesex , Vt.
Ehiza escott , Vecott , eb.
Mary A. ! .ucas , IJubuque , Ia.
Kate M. Miles , Flint , Miclm.
13. C. Vhitniore , Scranton , l'a.
Ncttie Ihmctt ( , I'ittsbumg , Kmni.
1Iatti Simnonds , l'omiy , Mont.
Mary E. Sinmonds , l'ony. Mont.
Alice flnrper , lieatiice , Nub.
Clara Il , Maton , Burlington , In.
Caroline Scimerer , Monroe , Inti.
Abba W. Ilowen , 1mlanitou , Cola.
lila E. MacIc , 4747 Lake mtventme , Chicago.
helen \Vyckoff , York , Nub.
Corn E. Henry , FairfIeld , Neb.
Jean llerdmiian , Iommrnouth , Ill ,
Mary II. Lltteii , College Springs , Is.
Lizzie L. Banker , Cook , Nub.
Mabel I. . Jennison , Usage , Is.
Anna I'henix , Albia , In.
Clara Iilackburii , Shchlsbmmrg , In.
Mary L. Torrey , Ciintonvihle'is. .
Margaret 1. McAva , lIchiefontaine , 0.
Louisa P. Salmon , Keokuk , In.
Sadie I' . I'ltinan , Mount t'ieasant , In.
tlary II , 01111mm , Illaine. 0 ,
Mary II. throhliar , Phillips , Nub.
Louisa Adams , Lawrence , Kan.
Margaret II. Itcitd , Des Moines , In.
Amelia lirownVashimigton , In.
Agnes J. Mitchell , Tingiey , In.
Myitie I. Seymour , Toi'aka , Kan.
Myra Laitmie. Corning , In.
Annie I. Cults , hook , N. Y
Olive J. Mnrshail , Burlington , Wyo.
Lulti 11. Iltmut , l'rovldeiice , it. I.
Lucy Ilcock , Van \Vert , 0.
Clara U. Invai , Atlantic , In ,
M. I. CraIg , Storm Lake , Is.
Sophia It. Fisher , Aiton , Ill.
Carrie Id. Iloutehie , Galesburg , Ill.
Lily M. liruner , W'ashtngton , D. C.
Alice M. Fawcett , Galena. Ill.
PHILLIPS GAVE A RECEIPT
Novel 'I'rmmi , Iii ' .Vlli'il iLfl iivmt Itriiier
CmItCItet4 flit Oiitn ha 1eimtmile
Tli I e f.
Jolimi Phihiip , whose dress anti manners
stainpeil him as a green country mitan , imrovcd
in uolice court yesterday that lie was not
as green as lie looked anti that he knew a
thing or two , or three or four , a fact that
will ( leprivo i\llco holmes of her liberty
until the next session of the district court.
Phillips is a fanner at Creston , Ia. , and
lie Caine to Omaha Sunday to see the sights
with 5 tucked away in his pocket. lie was
decoycti Into the house of Alice Ilolmes anti
robbed of his money , but , unlike the average -
ago farnier visitor , ho did not care for the
1)011CC.Vlse Phillips accused the woman of
having robbed him and told her that if sIte
would shIlL the amount toIen in two and
give him hmtif he would not have her ar-
rested. Tile woman stepped into the trap
set for her very readily anti gave PhIllips
half the money back , ho giving her a receipt -
ceipt for time amount. lIe t.hen left the
house , but returned in a few moments with
Sergeant King , who placed tue woman no-
mler arrest , anti on her person was found the
receipt acknowledged by I'hilhlps for ( ho
money she paid hint , it being a practical
confession of her guilt. 11cr hearing before
Judge Gordon wns short.
Sleniiint A rn YmliM iii ( ) iimtlmn.
Yesterday at noon the steamer Jacob
Itichitimian arrived from St. Louis. She
collies to lily 00 the Missouri river as an
excursion boat for limo summer. Site is tied
Ui ) at the foot ot Iotmglas street anti viii
stnrt on her first excursion this afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Sun is itianneti by the samuc crew ( hint
sailed the Libby Conger here as an exeur-
sion boat in the summer qf iSi2. Sue is
a new steamer , larger aitil better equipped
( unit was the Libby Conger , has ail ( lie
inotlern improvements , including a perfect
system of electric lighting ; a very powerful
searchlight , which they propose to make
iimte : estmng on the river e'tmitmigs itnil will
ho ( itlito Ito addition to Omaha's many attractions -
tractions 'this season.
t lii 'I ( lit ( ii t N. I
The attractions at the Trocaticro for this
week are Frank Gardner anti his ridIng
baboon Jessie , Johim W.Vorid , the eccentric -
tric comedian ; Madeline Shirley , prints
ilonna soprano ; Lorenze utiti Allen to an
original anml unique singing : and acrobatic
dancing speciaity Adelman anti Lowe.
ehaimipion xyloplioime 501015(8 ; Vouletta atiti
Tomlas , acrobats and equilibrists ; Sharp
mmii Flatt , comedy imimmsicnl artists. A mali-
lice will be given itt 2:30 : today anti Sntur-
day , at which Performances the price wilt
be only 25 cents for adults anti 10 cents for
ebtldreim.
Ihtiflitlo , 1. , ulitl Helmiril ,
Via the Northwestern LThe.
July 11th and 12th , extraordinary rates ,
through cars. 'l'hi.i Northiieateru is the
' 'Official Line.'rltc " .
C" E. Morgan , International -
national itresident Ii. Y. I' . U. , Omaha , or
city otlice , 3401 Farnarn st.
iti'tei ii I N Irniti iItisi'H.
The first half of tItle year huts been a
record-breaker him the matter of receipts
front liceiiics nod iwrmtts. 'Flip sum total
received front this source till to July 1 was
over $15,000. This Is over $2,500 macro than
was taken lit from licenses during all of last.
year. The total receipts for 1897 were $12- $
517.17.
Juno was a good itionth , the total receipts
being about $2,717. One year ago for the
month of Juno they were $3S7.55. The
booth also surpassed Mit ) ' , of this year ,
when the revenue nitiolintetl to $2,376 ,
Iiq tin ! II Igli ( N mu Soiii lVmtte'r ,
Celorcd society is very much worheml till
Over time rcftmsml of Lacey E. l'eytomi , it
( lruggibt itt Fifteenth mmmi Fmtrnmmmu streets ,
to sell E. II. I tall umitl his friend , J. ii.
Ilerti two glasses of soda ivater. halt is an
attorney anti Ilmmiiiimmemlt among hIs racn.
lIe has swain omit wairants for time arrest
of l'eytOn oil thio charge of discriminating
oil nctotint of color.
itiill says the meftisal to servo the tirinks
\vnii hot itmatle imupol ltd y anml that ho was
stmbjectetl in itci insults other tItan his color
soil his feelings. lIe is hackett in his action
against tIme thtugglmt by V. Ii.'alhier , vimo
thli bandla iitmi case.
IAtLiH I'l''l' iiAi ' 1 0 CO1OItAflQ
l'iu Ihiek IMiallil Itoimte.
Leaves Omaha 5:20 : a. ni , , arrives Denver
aiitl Colorado Sprtimgs S p. in. Take this
train auth save sleeping car rain of $3.50.
ticiet allice 1323 lrmmrnamn street.
'J'iit , .ijerb EiiiiIimiii'iit
and quick tiimmt of the Union I'acitic makes
it the popular line to li prtnclaI western
resorts , City ticket atTire , i'o. 1302 Far-
namu st.
Iiiimzhits of Vtimiiis hut imititiji ,
'l'lm Knights of l'ythiias lodge roania In
The lice buihdtmmg t ere the scene of imuich
enjoytnemit inst night. It was the regular
I piceting . nhici1i puint' ' of I'lItrlrn _ ; were
m t oiitueet1 over the 1titth In Pythlan hIQimOl8. _
I Amoimg those m Ito were &tliZl ( Into time
order i'ere { hahil , 1'elmuy , } : ntil Leripy
I sitmi Isaac flenyakar of the Streets of All
I Nations mit tlw exposition. After the lodge
business had beemi disposed of anti aftc.r the
imtitiation of ( be candidates , iight refresh.
meets nitil einrs were served Ia tbi aS-
lors of the lodge roow
UN1O' PACI'IC'S [ ' ' NE\V \ 1)EPOT )
City Councilmen Incline to Stir Up the
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Railroad Gompinies ,
TIME FOR BEGINNING WORK IS PAST
Agreemiicimt Mail , . iii lime 'I'imiie ( iii' City
( lrntt ( eu l'crtil iioit for ( ii , , Ire-
tititi Of it 'i'eliiptmrnry Strmme-
tim ro iN VioIntteiI ,
The Union Pacific railroad may be prodmieti
in the very near future by the city council
if It does not continence to get action on
itself shortly toward the erection of a per-
Inanent depot. Several of ( ho councilmen
are considerIng the advisability of bringing
tIme matter before the attention of the aldermanic -
manic hotly , if the company were living up
to Its agreement with the city , work shioulil
have been commenced upon the structure
50100 three weeks ago.
It was In the early part of April that t1t
Union i'aciilc's depot proposition came before -
fore the council , amid , it was on April 12 , that
time council deemled it lot. of property to the
iiniomi Pacific for depot iurposes antI gave
the road permission to crcct Its present
temporary depot on condition that It. coin-
inenco work upon the permanent structure
witlmin sixty days. Thmese sixty days expired
on June 12 , or thereabomits , and the railroad -
road has as yet given no cvideec of Intuit-
tion to build.
Sortie of ( lie councilmen are somewhat
stmrprised at this dilatoriness , inasniuchi as
the council gave more ( line than was tie-
inniided. Presimlent Burt appeared before
the hotly anti asked for only thirty days , but
the council voluntarily doubled the time. At
that tIme also sonic of the councilmen
wnntcth I'resitient Burt to put up a guarantee
In money that the condition wouhml be coin-
viied with , but the resolution wits PassetI
simply on an assurance that the road hami
. time money all reaily for a depot and that
work would be promptly commenced , No
camis& can be assigned by city officials for tito
delay , because It is generally reported that
the Plans of the structure have been drawn
for seine ( line.
Just vhat action the city inny take is not
known , but. those of the aldermen who have
given the matter attention declare that they
will be in favor of tearing down that per-
( iou of ( lie lireseilt temporary strmicture that
lies on city property. They argue that they
can legally tb this , since the land as'
deeded for depot purposes anti the temporary
structure was allowed only on condition
that the permanent depot ho conimencetl
within the time mentioned. A failure to
cotiilh ) with tIme conditIon wouhtl invalidate
the deed and time Property would revert back
to the city.
liii ii. ll'ngeM omm 't'ort ii ( rim i'zieilic.
ST. PAUL , July 5.-General Manager Kendrick -
drick of time Northern PaciFic has issued
a notlco to the effect ( list the wages of
the train emnpioyes over the entire system
have beii rcstoreti to time figure in effect
before ( be reduction in 1Sl. This question
has been under consitleratinmi by the presi-
dent. anti other officials for sonic months.
In view of the excellent financial show-
imig by the company it was decided to restore
vages without request front eniployes. 'rite
raise tlates front July 1. Eimglmieems amid
contltmctors will get an increase of about
15 rcr ccitt ,
i'iiti iuniid P'reliiii t Sil iptiit'iits.
CIIIC'AGO , July 5-Eastbound shipments
for Inst week ( five days ) amounted to 29.-
622 tons , against 55,541 for the previous
week anti 4,292 last year. The Wabash led
with 5,91S tons. Other lines carried :
Michigan Central , 3,758 ; Lake Shore , 4,082 ;
Fort Wayne , 4,715 ; Panhandle , 4t,91 ; haiti-
Inoro & Ohio , ; .779 ; Grand Trunk , 3,976
Nickel h'late , 2,507 ; Erie , 1,056 ; Big Four ,
1,958. Lake hines carried -19COS.
Time "Jacob Itltciiinan" is a new steamer ,
large anti comniotliomis with all modern hut-
proveinents , double deck , spiendjd siuuie.
Fare for round trIp excursion 25 cents ,
chiithren tinder 12 years 10 edits. children
In arias free ,
r USIAMUSMNTSIIII. ' 1
Moimday night brought time regular weekly
change of hill at. tue Trocnmhero anti there
was a large anti apprecativc crowd on hinnth
to ivitness the opening of the theater's thirti
week , ( lespite the fact that the exposition
proved stiTh a magnet thiat nearly nil of the
other down town play houses auth gartheus
were almost deserted. Time local amusement
loving publIc scent to be just commencing to
realize thmat in the Trocatiero Omaha hums
One of If hot. time Ihitest vandevilie houses
west of Chicago , and hereafter few of theta
will miss going at least once a week. There
were eight nunitters upon last evening's Itro-
grain amid they fmmrnisheth three hours of the
best amusememmt irnaglmmahie. They were
Vouletta mind Caries , daring lady and gentel-
man acrobats , who come hero mhirectly from
the woriil'mm exposition at Stockholm , Sweden ,
whicre they recently closed a successful en-
gagonient ; Madeline Shirley , a chmarming
coinetlienne ; Sharp and Flat , inspiring mnusi-
cal zuaker who are among time cleverest
People of their kind that hmat'c
yet visitCi Omaha. After playing
upoil a tiozeim different iclntis of Instruniemita
they wind UI ) their perforiminmice by strap.
ping wImio lenther collars , upon which are
fastened sleight bells of dtiferent sizes ,
aroumttl their arnie mind legs , ( ito collars are
stutitleti with small reth , white and blue in-
candesceimt lights connected up invisibly , the
lights in tue house are tmirmied down and
by kicking nmitl wildly gaticulatlng ; they
make gooil music , whmilc the effect of time
lights 114 very lieasiflg ) ; their act Is it decided -
cided tiovely anti very fine. Lorenze anti
Alien , coniedy ketelm artists , captivate time
emowmi itht their splenthid tianclug. Joint 'tV.
\Vorid , time comedian who was formerly oime
of time veil knowit trio ofVorlti , Keller anti
Mack with "Town Topics , " whose act was
soiiiewhiat marred last evening by time or-
chiestral acceinpanimciit which i'as too slow
for hum dancIng , is gootl , hmis scarecrow song
anti dunce heimig ltartletiltiriy so. Frank
Gardener's rIthlimg baboon , Jessie , which huts
been re-engaged by continuous deinaimtis for
another week ; Adeirnaimo and Lowe , xylophone -
phone soloists , who closed time hierformauco
\vitit a t'cii ruitmiereti overture front \\'lilintti
Tell , Sousa's "Stars and Stripes" and
Imatriotic airs , vhilcim ama always well ro-
ceivemi. Taken aitogethmer , this weeks at-
trmtctloims tire time best that huts been presented -
sented by time nianagemnent imico time Opon-
of the theater.
A P11 % ' . ' titV .t'l'AtiPi
Otli'retl imy ( lie Ciih'magu , 31 Iisviimtki.e &
St. I'mttii itimiifl'im ) ' .
TlIi SilOlIT LINE TO ChICAGO.
A clean train ii tie imp anti started from
Omaha , liaggago 'mckeU fropm residence to
destinatiomi.
Fiegant train service antI courteous cm-
phoycim ,
Entire trains lighted by electricity and
with electric light In every berth ,
Finest dining car service In the west ,
with meals served "a. ha carte. "
Time Flyer levca at 5:45 : p. in. daily train
Ummion iepot. )
CITY TICKET OFFICE , 1504 Farnani St.
C. 5 , CAItIIIEI1 , City Tickvt Acnt.
icIi' % % iIiIEt'lNG VAiL Siiii'jcp I
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- Viii Uotiiui'miunl Iloiue.
Comnniemmt.lng Monday , June 27 , Puilxm.in
sleepers wlil run ( room Omaha to leuver
on train No. 7 , ieavItmU Onmaha at 7 p. m. ,
I amid arriving at Denver 11:30 : amid Colorado
I SitTings 11 05 the following mornitig , Give
tltis imew service a trial. For tickets and
sicttphxmg car reservations call at city ticket
olhice , 1323 laruam t ,
CREIGHTON THEATER SOLD
SiecIni Maitter ( JusimlsMinner itogerN
l'imldN 171 , due Claim of
( lie iInrImget.N.
Special Master Commissioner ileritert Itt ,
Ilogers sold time Crei'ton % theater property
at foreclosure sale yesterday to satisfy a
claim of 120,000 , hhtl by the Philadelphia
Mortgage and Trust company. The prop'rty
was bid In by I. V. Nslt , as trustee for
the stockholtiers , hcpaylng : the sum of $130-
000. The other biddersat the sale were A.
L. ItcetI anti F. P. ' Kirkendaii. The first
biti was $122,000 and wi titade by Nash.
Front that time until the sale closed , the
bidding ft5 lively , going ahotig at the rate
of $ l.000 per bid ,
Tue aggregate debt against the Creighton
thichter was about $120,000 , which inclutled
interest , taxes and costs. The stun realized
from the sale gives a surplus of $10,000 ,
which will go to the stockholtiers of the
Creighiton Theater ilulitling company , the
original owners of the property.
To bInd tIme bargain , Mr. Nash deposited
a certifleti check for $20,000 , whicim will be
liehti until the confirmation of the sale , which
will ilkely occur sometime this fall.
rtz.IILAI1D ABOUT TOWN.
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There arc several stories goIng the rounds
purportIng to tell how a sparrow stopped
a train. here is a new one told by John C.
Bonnell , lImo well known raliroath man :
"The Trnnsmississlppi Exposition at Ontaii
this year is now the chief attraction in our
nation. My story of a sparrow stopping a
raiireaii train is confined within the hinihts
of this great exposition anti to be more cx-
Itilcit it is withtimm the Agriculture huilmiing ,
whilcim is one ol time largest structures. Each
eontpetitor in this building has presented in
design auth art , in the agricultural line , all
time best liosible anti tue result is a better
amid more artistic and interesting class of
exhihits time have ever before been
iii this or tiny other country. The exact ho-
cation of our story is in the display matlo b
the Rock Island at the wc3t end of the Ag-
ricuiture building anti occupies a space of
over fifty feet. square. It is built in two
semi-circles , forming nearly a coitipieto cir-
do , amid the large panels afforded in a struc-
hire of such dimensions gave mae , the archit-
toot anti designer , aim ntivantago seldom it
ever before vouchsafed. At each of time four
ends of the semi-circles are turrets eight
feet in tilameter anti thirty feet 111gb , each
supported by sixteen glass cylintiers Ilileti
with grain. Near to time top of these wall
spaces a miniature train is rtmnmiing. Iti
gauge is three incites laid In regular raiiroati
P rail ilattern , one quartem imich high anti
one quarter mcii base and each rail is ten
feet long. This traimm is time exact counterpart -
part of the new 'Itocky Mountain Lhmn-
ited. ' The extronte length of engine anti
temider tn this ntinimmttmre train is fourteen
incites and conforms in detail anti prolor-
tians to the ceichrateti 1101 , of whicim it is
an exact copy. Five car each thirteen inches
hong complete the train , which is about
seven feet in length.
"At six o'clock p. III. OiiO ihay time attendant
at time cxhmibit turned off the electric current
by a svitchm lever at his desic nitti time model
traimi stood still. Time next morning an iii-
verse movement of thnt lever started the
model train. It miii lain all nighit at a point
.on one of time large maps called Emiil , In Ok-
inhomna. It proceetled on Its way niong the
niap to Fort Worth anti passed through
tumret. No. , crossed time bridge and ran
through turret No. 2 , amid , as shown by the
tilap , math' the rumi St. I'aui to Chicago and
ontereti turret No. 3. TIme attontlamit. dItI hot
itotice time traimm after lie hind set it in motion
liar even thought of it until about 9 a. ni
A goodly number of 'vIsitors had gathered
to exarmtimie the exitibit Situ htecanie so utter-
esteti that lie spoke of tue niotiel train anti
said it would he arotinti in a macmeat or so.
' 'After waiting a coimsisteut ( line amid the
train imot appearIng , lie instituted a senrch
for time little tieserter or rather time lazy
little loafer and at last he found it in turret
No. 3 , standing stlii , with its cowcatcher
( pilot , time railroad boys call it ) smack up
againrt a sitarrow's nest on the track. Tue
fact was that one imir of tIme hundreds of
English sparrows that have taken up thmeir
home in this btmiltiing hind tIme ninht be-
fore conciudeti that it. was time to go to
hotisekeepimig aiid Mrs. Sparrow ( helpemi
tommie of cotmrsc by time oitl man ) hail betw'een
6 it. mu. ( lie day before and 'J a. in. built a
miest of stoutly interwoven straws amid straw
leaves and bits of cotton from time display
there at. itammil directly on tue roadbcti of
this model train and so firmly was it an-
choreti to tue ties ammmi rails that the little
model train could not push it ott and that is
' 110w 5 Sparrow Stoppeti a Itailroatl Train' . "
Major 'William I .onagitnn of Cleveland ,
'ho hiatt been ( ietalied as an adtlltionai hay-
master in the Ieparttncnt of the Missouri ,
vithm hmeatiqimarters at Omaha , arriveii im
Omaha yesterday. For a number of years
Mimjor Monagiiaim hiveti in the sante coit-
grcssionai dIstrict with Prcslticiit McKinley
amid was very intimately acquainted with
him. in speakliig of time president , Major
Monaglian Saii that be never had reason to
amlmire him anti respect him more titan he
has since time beginning of tile trouble with
Spain anti limo ivar. "The coolness with
which McKinley stimycti off the actual decia-
ratIon of war in the face of hutch unfavor-
ohio criticIsm was somnettiumtg remarkable , "
said Major Meiiaguian , "and still lie kept pro-
itaring for i'nr vitii all vosstble haste. It
wns a picce of statesmnanitimuit which was time
amimlratiemi of foreign powers , as itch as
of li thmoimgumtfui people in the United
States.Vitim rcfereimce to time bill which
Is pending Iii comigress concerning time cmi-
listimmg of 20,000 colored troops , Major Mona-
giman oximresseti a desire that tue bIli vouitl
Pass. Experiemiceti miromy ineim licmmm' testumnoity
to time fact that coioreti troops make gootl
soimhiems. 'fhme brave lighting of time cnioreml
troops iii the engagement at Santiago bears
fresh testimony to their eliiciency , and ,
moreover , being accustomned to time warm
climnate , colored troops enlistetl In time south-
era states would not tie overcome by limo
heat like men vimo collie train mote temn-
Iterate ciiimiatemm ,
C. J. hlois'iby , etUtor of time Crete Icmno-
crat , was in the city yesterilay. lie brought
his son Charles with hint , anti the boy
has joined tue comumamiy of eimginecrs being
raised Imi timle city. itmioiiior soil , ilnrry ,
has just passctl time exmimimmatiomi for nil-
mmtission to'cst l'oint , being ammo of thirty-
cigimi mit of rminety.eigimt to successfully
stanmi ho omdcnl. hid recelveti hIs appolitt-
Inemmt ( rein Congressman Stark a few mitoatits
ago to liii a vacaiiey eammseti by time failure
of the original appointee amid alternate to
Itass.
J , J. Bruce , vimo stnrted tue first newapa-
per in i'ocahmontas , ila. , twcnty-mmine years
ago , is in Ontaima vhmmitimtg ( lie exposition
mmmiii visitimig a semi who is in time employ of
time Nebraska Ciothlmig commtpammy. Mr. Bruce
is enthusiastic over the exposition , as veil
as favornhiy lmprcssttti with Oinmtha , amid
ii.Ihl let lila friends aiim ! neigimbors know
of the attractions awaiting them here.
l'vrsitmi I'm. imtgrit i'j' .
Ezra Miiiard has returned from hIai'varti
University.
Ir. Gemicytevo Tucker of Pueblo , Cob. , is
Jim time city ,
1Gx.ovrnor ( Richards of Wyoming is an
Omntmhia visitor.
Dan Shelley. a Chicago anti cx.Ornaha
itowepaper man , is In time city.
John It. Corey , Frink Perry and Ernest
Moore of harvard are stoppiiig at time liar-
kcr.
Ir FrctlV. . Muiler and 'tV. IL Moore
of Kanaa City. J. S. Mamitti nod wife of
New York , E. W , Jacobs of Montreal Can-
ails , Itt. Zmtckcrninn of Chicago , arc prom.
mont guests stopping mit the flarker ,
htos Towle imas nrrive0 itonie from Will-
lamns college , ba'ing completeti his senior
year.
year.Miss
Miss Ellen M. Iavis ) hiss gone to Washington -
ington , U. C. , to spend a month wilh her
brother.
Miss tbba hiowen left yesterday to speiiti
the summer In tue iteigitborhood of Mani.
( Ott , Cob.
( IcorgeV. . lioltirege and party left on mu
westermi trip yesterday In the general man-
eger's car.
11ev. F. A. Warfield left yesterday with
his family to assimnie the mittlies of Imia litiY
cimarge in Massachusetts.
Miss Nellie \Vnkeiey will leave totlay for
Cripple Crek , Cola. , where sue will visit
Mrs. Citmirica L. Lawtoa.
Mrs. M. A. hews of Ieatlwood , S. I ) . ,
Mrs. T. J. Foley anti Mrs. John Stewart of
Iretos are stoppiitg at tue Unrker.
Miss M. L. Littleflelti started yesterday
to attend time Nmitiominl Educatloital associmu-
tion about to assemble mit 'tVasttington.
itobert Oberfeitier of Sidney , Neb. , is in
the city visiting time expositioti nitti attend-
, imtg time mtieetiitg of the state (1811 oimtimtis-
sion.
Miss ilocia Johnston heft yesterday to
sutenti the suntiner iii the cast. Sue will visit
\'ashington amid Boston nmiti finish her ed-
utcation at her fornter Itoitme at Neitin , 0.
Nebrasbamme at hotels : II. 1' . lienminmice ,
II. S. Evntts , F. M. Crowe , .1. II. Agr ,
hurt i..nnthers , ( I. M. Lnimtbertson , Lincoln ;
\V. S. PeTite anti wife , P. 0. Sumifli antI
wife , Grantl Islamid ; Intlimiito lticitmrtls : , Jmmr-
via Itlcitards , Citatiron ; 'tV. II. Attsiln , Mrs.
E. Austlim , Miss hello Atistimi , Frzmnkilmt ;
Clmnries llceler , E. S. Cioyer , Sciiuylcr ; T.
L. Joy , Freinont ; 1' . J. Lnngtlon nitti ii1c ,
J. 'mV. Cttlver anti wife , Gretna ; 11. C. Spatmlmi-
log , Ord ; Ii. Casteilar , Blair ; Roy A. Dii-
via , Gibboit ,
Not Ii's' I t itt'iitii ieitii Citults ,
Tue republican climbs of ionglas county
nrc hereby requested to iticet itt their van-
aiim ; rooms on Thursdny itiglit , July 7 , 1S95 ,
to elect delegates to time State ileptthlictiim
League comivemittomi witichm meets at hioyti's
theater July 12 , 1898. at S o'clock p. in.
Time basis of represeimtatiomt is as follows :
One delegate for every fifty niemnbers or
fraction. thereof. nmul time nrcsitlent , vice
vrcsident and secretary , who are delegates
x-oiiicio.
A meeting of thte delegations of the 'carl.
Otis climbs of lotmgias county is hereby called
to meet at Crelgimton Hail , Monday , July
11 , 181)8 ) , at S o'clock p. mit. , for time inmrposc
of taking action reuativo to tIme state nod
tuitional league conventions.
J. II. MEIRLE.
J. J. IIOUCIIEIt.
Members Executive Comtirnittce.
MANY COUNTERFEIT TICKETS
Se''i'imt Cities F'Ioht'd i , time ( iuiig
' % 'imieim lmts 1)i'leete.t'hiile
IS'orkimig iii ( ) ninitit ,
Through the arrest here Saturday of
George Iavis , ( lie bogus rmiuiwmty ticket
"shover , " the operations of a well organ-
Iced gang of bogus ticket inmikers was laid
bare , anti itad it not beeti for time over-
zealousness of two detectives to initice an
arrest one of tite ienlers , of ( lie hand oui'i
now be in captivity with Davis.
WIlson , ( lie naitie thIs nr.tmi bears , was
with Davis ten minutes before his arrest
auth was Probably in view of the ofilcems
wheit itls iml wa'm marched to time stntioii.
lIe hind iii hIs Possession time entire stock of
bogus tickets. It Is now learned ( lint Davis
anti \'ilsoii canto to Omaha Saturday morn-
lug froiti Kansas City , wimere they disposed
of nearly $100 worth of bogus tickets ,
time majority of time tickets being
fac-siniIict of the Wabash railway shippers'
tickets. St. Louis was also hit itanti by two
other members of the gang , as were several
of the smaller cities mmear Chicago by oilier
operators.
The headquarters of tite gang is In
Citicago anti it is in that city where time
tickets are tirlmited. So tar as can be
leamneti no attempts were inatle to hood
Chicago wIth bogus tickets. as the mcmi
evidently thougltt time risk was too great.
Time Clticago police authorities hiave been
notified of ( lie capture of DavIs amid have
heemm asked to unearth time prInting establish-
iticiit of tile gang and to ferret out its Ieati-
ens and members. The work is a great deal
like that done by the gang headed by Janics
Colon , which was brokemi up by time Chicago
police a year ago.
Itock islis miii Eemirsiotm' , ,
Stilt Lake tmnd return , $30.00 , Juite 30.
Salt Lake anti return , $32.00 , July 3.
Poi'tlantl amid return , $ C.50 , Julio 30 and
July 1.
\Vtuslmimigton , D. C. , and return , $34.25 ,
July 3 , 1 timid 5.
Nashville atiti return , $23.23 , July 3 , 4
and 5.
Buffalo mummi retrrn. $26.75. July 11 anti 12.
For hill Information call mt city ticket
office. 1323 F'arnani street ,
ictitisits thmi ii's ( INt ) hJiokeim.
A man named Nordcn , fromn Kansas CRy ,
hail his mieso bioken in a fall front a street
car on Mondity night. lie returning
front the exposition groimntls , and atteimmpt'.itl
to jummit a crots'tled car that wait rmtnniimg
at a high rate of speed. lie missed lila
foothold anti full to the groummti , breaking
lila nose amid bruising his body.
'iii I2 it Ji.i i/i's' MA it i lii' .
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Tuesday ,
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J. ' 1' . Ilmtrst ct al to E. C. Moore , hot
14 , block jIG , South Omitita. . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,200
Jimrs Joimmisuti to Oiiie Joitnsomt , lot i0 ,
block 5. lirowtt Itmirk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
0. E. Gibiummi mmtiml wife to I itu'iirti
Kennedy , jr. , lot 17 , block 6 , Kilby
Pine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2thi&x Meyer & hirittiter ( nmnutamiy to 0' .
1)'eaui , iinthii' 1-3 mme ziiu4 36-IC-
12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3S0
C. B. Keller immtd vIfe to M. C. i6cremi-
semi , sum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,200
E. C. Park uimti hiuisiunmh , : to F. .1.
\rett1 , 0 4t , acres of mie4 nm1 mmw't
8-15-1'l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Emil Sehig tttti ( wife to Jmuine Murpity ,
lot 14 , block 9 , Shumli'mm 2ti mold. . . . . . . . . 650
IT. 'I' . 0' C'oii ittr mtimd ivl fo to Frit tic' I a-
cmlii Simt'm'hitmmi , lot 19 , block 21 , 1st
ali ( tO C'orrigtifl J'itmc'e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 350
13. It. llrustlitgm ( anti wife to Jnimn'
0' iinhiormmit , mi ½ ( tf lot 17 , block i7 ,
Tumonmiehi's nild . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200
Sh"ritT to I I. A. Kosters , lot 5Vood -
unvmi atlil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Simerlif to sumac , lot 7 , same. . . . . . . . . . . 100
Sheriff to S. 'I' . I'eterseit , lot V. lilac k
.3 , Arbor h'uace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CS7
Total nmnomint of trmmiafera . . . . . . . . $1 iI1S
i'A ' ; ; i
xirac1 of
GOLD CROWNS 22K
$3 $3
I XtcCoJ : I
Anti bridge work , or teeth without plates ,
13.00 Per tooth until July Slit only. This
offer is made to introtiuco our high class
defltni vork mutti is guaramnieetl in every
respect. Very beNt set ( it' teeth 5.00. Gold
fIllings 11 ( tO up. liliver , amtiigttmn mind gold
alloy uiiiliigs SOc. Teeth extracted positively
without vain 21c
ALBANY DENTISTS ,
120 So 11th St. , cor , Dougjmms. venings Ufl
lii 8. Sumiday , p. ma , Lady In attemidaace.
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Ike , Jtii 5 , 1SDL
57 oMre , , ,
anyhow.
Once inoi'o tliti il'ial'k-lowlt hlliCrOI)0 113 flbl'OIlI ( in ,
the 1:111(1. : F'Oifl [ hIO'iV until cold weatlici' he vi11 be t
I 'at 1ioiii" ill liii ; favoi'ito 1launhi , 1111(1 liii I0i'tI4 ot
iilark-lo\\'ii ( lflhilhlUggel'y fo1Iov' Iii his \\tIkO
111iero will ho stock taking a1eso\'c1'10lldC ( ia1es , be- .
f'oi'e 1111(1 after i nveiitoi'y ta1ett , eltai'tiicO i1 1Ct , iiitiiL-
get-out-of-t1ie-1ioti1 talei , and. itH kiiids Of ftl'Cilig
out iuiil fotiiig.oIt a1eim , \\T(3 never have filly of '
tlteio t1e , Oii' gootls ai'o lIlflrke(1 ( dowhi wlieii thuiy
conicin.Yo novet' wILit until a casoit is ovoi'Io get ,
goods ( lOWlI to saleable pi'h'es , hechluioV0 ( loll' ! like
the i'lea of chargiiig one pi'ke to 'ou and aiiotlior to.
you1 , neighbor. For twenty-live cotisectil I ye hethi0lIS.
ill Ollialla w ( ha ye got nloiig 'il hout fIlly 1iuiiibug
ia1et , 1(11(1 WO still decline to follow the Ia1hioiI of
overcharging our dustoihlel'14 in SClSOlh1 : niid rellledy
ing it after the season Ilas gone by. Come in a lid.
ee the 1111011 crash suits I'or $2.50. They wci'e not. .
I 'markel dowii.
ITIdthorA dter
' 'Ve are just in receipt of a shmipmttcnt of
Ijatlionn water train tue celebrated sprIiigs
itt Saratoga , N. 'V. Our irlces on tlti water
will he as follows :
Simigle hattie 20c , per dozen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.00
Cimes of ' 48 lintM ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.50
W'e sell ticarly 100 kimiuis of mniiiermtl
waters.
iitmro-hItitia , cases of 12 i guiloima , no gun
$5.00.
Iioro-Litiiia , cases of 50 qnhrts ( gaseous )
$ S.50.
linro-Lithia , cases of 100 itiiits ( gaseous ) ,
$10.00.
Iioro-Iithia , eases of 100 , splits , $9.00.
Call for book about mineral vatcrs ,
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. ,
MIddle of Block. 1513 Dodge Street.
OMAhA , NED.
ow
Steinway Pianos
1d Only
r iror"m Sc1irno11er
Mueller ,
1 Faruam St.
To make room for several car loads of
Steinway , lyons & Poiiul , Vose and Emmierson
I'ianos we offer time following retnarknble
values :
Vose & Sons , worth $300.00 , only.$175.00
Chase Bros. , wortim $250.00. emily. . . . $125.00
Kmiabe & Co. , worth $210.00 , oitly . . . . $ ilO.00
4 Chickening Piamtos , your choice . $60.00
Moore & Moore Upright . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.00
\\'ootIu'iinti & lirown , Square , only. . , . $5.00
I'Ianos rented , tumneti anti exciiaitge.
A. C. Mueller , 'runer. Tel , 1625.
Easy imaymnemits may be arraitged.
SchrnoIr & MteIIer ,
1313 Iaruam Strect.
Largest I'lano Dealers iii the West.
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BUY THE C1UIi3E'
sytp F FOGS
. . . NANUPACTUItED liT
CALIFORI'4A ! FIG SYRUP CO.
flriOTil Phi mhN&M
FLAGS ! FLAUSI
The Biggest Stock.
All kuimtis-aii , izes IOWil' t'itlCES-Sc
mis i.Iimco itricus hmavo dcciiit'ti. .s . _
Omaha Tent and Hvbher Co. ,
181 1 Lmii'mituiti ,
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I5lICA'i'IOStI. ,
BrowoU I
Opeiis Sept. 1tth ) , 18lS ) ,
Jioardjiig lulid Iay School for Gir1
Utitier tue direction of lit. 11ev. George
't\ortltington , S. ' 1' . D. , LL. I ) . I'm'imtttury ,
lirepanutory atid coliegitmtc commrseim. Cciii.
hietent corps of teuclierm. hiiOiCl'ii mdii.
oils and every utivuittugo offered. Stnici
atteimtion liiuiti to limo itititti , mmomttai amid
physical i'chi beimig of liii tiithemitti , Iipio.
tans conferred. Prepares for nh colleges
opea to women. SpecIal courses in 111gb.
cc Englisim , St'iemmce , Ammciimt timid Motlerti
Langumages , Music mmmiii Ai t. Vermn mood-
crate. Iluildimmg repaIred amid iii exceiicmit.
order. Satmitar3' , huiniiImig. Satisfactory
steam heating.
I'aremits amid gumartiitmit desirimig to enter.
pttliiis vihi plemso : seiitl for catalogue , or'
umlmy ) persomumii' to
Mrs. L. P. Upton , Priii.
Bm'ovimeiI haul. Ottialma , Neb. .
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T 3KNOXVILLE ,
U ! IIHIl I o i ILLINOIS ,
PARENTS desiring to send their daughters !
to a school of high grade , with high social ,
1itcrary , and artislic advantages , are invited -
ed to mett the Rector of St. Mary's atany
Cconvcnient time whklm they may dcsig-
nate , on Thursday , Friday and Saturday ,
-July 7th , 8th , and 9th , Millard Hotel this
fcity. , . " , .t
Doctor and Mis. Leffingwell wou1da1so
; : be giad to meet former pupils and patrons
of the school ,
ft . $ b 'I.Pbfl nfl 't P 'S. . It 'a
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HARDIN COLLEGE & CONSERVATORY
Foil 1. tIuii4. 'Li
26th year. Vimprec'ed'tmtcml , lirositerits' , 24 ' .
l'rtfessura frnmtt S l'itI'ersttIea mmimti 5 i'mtr a- .
Pelt ti Comiservim tttiies. A $1 , ( l ) I 'I it mi to imeimt.
himimI4iv Pill il. C erlua it ) ei'it tm it Coil aervit-
tory. Xuver Selmimrtveiiktm , iiire'tor Gctmcr-
ni , imr'scmtt iii i'rsomt tiui'imtg ! itmuy. Largest.
I'imettpest. htt'mt. Amhhicss
Joi IN "tV. itt I LIaION , l'mes. , II ( A St. ) .
Mcxivc , Mo.
1) IhAUFORD A'ADEMY - Founded 1803.
J3 For time itigher ( ' ( ilmeation of young'
'tie omen , ( iti ttsi'tI mm mm ii Sl t' n t I ii C coil rae
( I t at 1 ni y , us , , I ' . ' ( 'ium i.mi t ii ry it ntl Opt iomiai.
Year begIns Sept. 14 , 1S98. Auiply to Miss
' Alien , l'iimi. , ilrmmdord , Muss.
ffi _ y1
iargestand
X1NGTON. MO
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lit-tom , eomi.lfl imim imni ( , 'lImi lug , ' It for
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