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ThIRD ILlS COT ITS CUNS
Bryan Bogiment Completely Armed and
Beady for the Fray.
BOYS ARE DRILLINGIN TIlE MANUAL
Ltti . ' , , I ii IInv In un ti.I le Ihe
Ifi II. . , ; ( I i. YeNer.ttI-tl rgciut
ICoerp.r ( ; .un II iiti.tt Is t Iii , fleg-
hiiiit un Jp I'IiiI.jtic.
Fho , entlro ThIr4 regiment nppcrecI On
Lhn parath gtOUfl(3 ( Ye9tcrIay nItcrno3n
with guns for t1e l1rL time. having bo-
tanla tnIrIy well drlIeI ( In the facngg anti
marc1ilna they were initintoti Into the mya-
terles tjt the manual of arms anti ( irilleti
loverat hours on [ ho tiliferent. movements.
lhn iroopt wcro dritleil on everything from
I r1ht shoulder arms" tc "atack arms" anti
hantiktt the n1eett In a 'redItabIo maimer ,
Am ; the regiment now tant1s there ore
1,282 regular enlisted Illeli anti a few more
IIi bd taken to liii all tijit companies
ur4 to their Immaximnimni berorcm leaving Omaha.
b ajar Knorpor , thu examining surgeon , Bait !
ml the regiment : ' 'Ihey arc a lint , lot of men
nnti I OHm sure that a hotter regiment never
Went into the . "
itervice. One of the men
who was tnkvn yesterday was 11. J. Gilder-
alettvo of Lincoln. who will flit time vm-
tion ot druni major.
As the time for leaving the po3t ap-
iroaclmem everything about the camp 500111mm
to settle Into the regular army routine and
the things which marked the nieti co 1)lmt1l13 )
Os volunteers begin to disappear. The
guard lines are iept strictly ittid tow men
leave the vamp without permission. More
tioferenco im paid the oUlcers by time irivotcs
end time seriousness of the task which lies
before the men seems to he fully realized.
Colonel Bryan received his regimiation saI-
ilo with nit time necessary trappings yc9l.r-
day and tile members of the colonel's atalt
viio are mounted have had their horses
mthippeti to them preparatory to the removal
on Monday.
A handsome svord imas been purcbasci by
the Irish Nationalists for Lieutenant Cot-
end Vifqunln ant ! tile presentation wili be
Thatie at the Fort Omaha grounds this cv0&-
htg. The SW0II is a very hamidsomo one ot
the regulation army pattern and has en.
graved Upon the sheath the name of the
ionors anti the date of presentation ,
First Sergeant Johnson of company A was
uietiy married In Omaha. yesterday. The
1)rkle clect came from Lincoln and the two
were married to the great surprise of their'
friends , who knew nettling of the arrange.
? flefl ts ,
Mrs. Bryan and hier three chiltirce returned -
turned last evening after spending two
( 'ays at Fort Omaha ,
OFFICERS FOR NEXT YEAR
'milieriti Directors' tNMeiflhIOlL CIIONC
ItM EeetitI'e suit ! Selecta
% iitliiiiiil 1)ctcgateN.
The Nebraska Funeral Directorem' nssocla-
tion turned Its meeting Thursday into
'a ' class for instruction , with Prof. Ilohenshof
ef iowa City as general 1nstructor. A quec-
'Lion box was the order of the morning's
rograii and every conceivable question
conneoteti with time profession was asked
and ns cheerfully mmnswered by the doctor.
A lecture on "Emahaimning and Its General
rrincipies" was delivered by Ir. Iloimenshof ,
after whIch a place ot meeting and officers
for the followIng year were elected. In
nearly nil Cases the rules of time association
Were thrown aside and the officers were
elected by acclamation , After several ballots
J. C. McFihinncy of Lyons , Nob. , was chosen
President. Mr. McElhinney , In a short
speech , timanked the members for the dis-
tIflCtiOfl conferred on him and said that be
WOU1i tb au in his vower to advance the
best interests of the association. The following -
lowing vice presidents were elected :
n. Schecl of Wahoo , first ; Wa-
ton Roberts of Lincoln , second ,
anti Mrs. F. E. Gosilin of Ansler.
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P. F. 13c11 of Norfolk was unanimously
chosen as secretary. This Is his third tom-rn
in the olilce , Three members from Omaha
were chosen as tile executive committee.
They are : II , K. liurket , I' , C , ileafey anti
N. P. Swanson ,
Delegates to the National Undertakers
meeting to be held in Omaha duriug the
month of October. were chosen as follows :
. .1.V. . Armstrong of South Auburn , H. G.
Beandsby of Elinwood , M , D. Maui of
Omaha nod T. J. flodemacher of Crete.
Three viaces were discussed for the meeting
next year. Grant ! island received fifty votes ,
Lincoln ts'cnty-otlo atiti Frernont seven ,
'with the first named securing the place.
p. c. Ileafoy , J. M , 1)oylo , waltomi Roberts ,
J.v. . Armstrong anti M. head made up the
legislative committee for the following year.
After long discussion it was decided to
1)1155 ) a subscription list among the members
of the association for the purpose of raising
funds for tile national meeting in this city.
One hundred dollars was lixeti us time mini-
inwn mimnount to be raised.
Many of the funeral directors heft the
city ( or their homes last night , iUt the
greater number remained , and s'iil visit the
exposition lietoro returning Itonmo.
MISSOURI EDITORS TURN UP
'J'Imre'ir II mimi.ired mf'I'Iiein vitli 'I'Iiei r
\Vivca uid S''tIam'nrts titC
to tile Rjnaitiii.
A special train of eight sleepers brought
into Omaha list night at 7aO : o'clock a
party of 300 newspaper men from Missouri.
Titis lust addition swells the total number
of editors now iii the city to about 500 , 300
of whom imail from Missouri mtnd eighty-five
fromim Tennessee , the remainder coming from
Louisiana , Indian Territory , Colorado , Utah
anti Oklahoma. A reception committee with
ItV. . iticitttrdson at time head met time Missourians -
sourians Ut time Iiurllngton station and gave
them a hearty welcome to Limo city of
Omaha , At dinner lmi the dining room of
time Mercer severol speeches of welcome
'Yore mnmmtlo and the editors niado to ( ccl at
home , After dinner a large lortioms of the
evening was spent in the distribution of
badges , souvenirs amId t ickets of admission
to the exposition grotimitis. Altout halt of
this delegation is eorniosetl of wives ntl
dtuigiiters of th vilitiimg editors. Somne
of tiitm party nit' , t.'stcietl at tilit Mercer
but time mnajoriLi snt to time iellomte. The
pary ( rein Missouri eamne hero with the
lllrioao ) of seeing limo fair ammd ( ho not intemmir
to bold a simmgle meeting.
'l'bo nmajority of tlmeuo editors are from time
Colmntry clistilets of Northern Missouri amid
belong to what is called the Northern l'ress
Association of Missouri , aimd have no comi
ziectioim itlm time \\'cstorml Editorial 1cdora-
tiwi. They started froni St. Joseph under
time cimmirge of General Manager howard Il-
hot amiti General l'assvngergeimt L , W.
\Vakcimmy of thmi ihurlimmgtou route , A 'rcck
necessitated a cimange of road into Omaha
and the s1cciat train \'as taltcii by way of
s\slilaimtl , lii order to mtinke up timno ( ho
engimicer put on all the steammi vossible anti
at soimmo timmmcs the indicator registered soy-
cnty.omo miles per Imomml' . o regulmu' lro.
grain Itium hpemm nrraitged for this party and
the editors will (1eieIli oil time eXlositiOU )
for aniuseimmont ,
( 'ofloji limlitIrlt'mirerM Ill 'i'r.Imi'
iJltOvl LRN'E ) , It I. , July 1 I.- . 'ohi' ' . II.
Mason & Somme , 0mb of tmo ! ( ) i1llfl
lim.mlmtiucturing firms in I his city. air iimiaim.
daily ernliarr.sscci Time liabilities mirmi
PlacOti above $500,000 , iimutiy in mlotes held
by banks 1mm this city , 'the nurnbcr of
cretlitormi is amnali , and as yet mie action hma
becu itmlcemi In time momitter , lugemio Musoli
1mm proparitig 0. mmtatomncnt of assets and
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hlhiiItles , which ili be presented to the
creditors as ron mis poit'li ,
soLJ Ill OMAHA NEWS.
The packing house strike Is considered to
be on in earnest anti it is estimateti by time
executive eomniittee of the striker that
about 1,100 men are out at the Cudaimy ,
Swift anti hammond imouses. it is exiteeted
that these three plants will be greatly crip.
pled today , at least that vas time prediction
made last flight by those imo have united
in a demand for higher wages. According
to time executive committee Cudahy has lost
1,200 mcmi within the last three days and
SIft Is credited with having 580 men out ,
whlie the mmmticr at hiammonti's is estt'
mated to be below 100.
An orgtmnization tins been perfected ly the
strikers and an executive committee ap-
ltoitmtcd. Timis eoimimittco is composed as
follows : John lallon , chnirmnan : Arcimic
Canmpbchi , secretary ; I' . J , Forti , trvasurcm'1
t , ; , , ( I'Cnnnor , Snimitmel evina , Joseph 01.
man , Jacob Ward , John Zerp , Rd Pattomm ,
Wiliiam henry , \'illiam Connougitton anti
Oli Johnson ,
This committee met at noon yesterday
anl sent a note to time packers requcstitig
Ii conference and stating that time meeting
wotmid be arranged for any place suitable to
tIme packers , Chnirmnnn lalion stated that
time packers nil signified their wiliingncss
to meet with the committee anti conse-
qtmently Workman imail at Twciity-sixtli and
N streets was rented for the occasiomi anti
another hole aemmt nnnouncimmg the iilnce
nnti setting the time at 2:30 : o'clock , Time
committee was on hand and conimenceti a
waiting game , as Manager Tahiaferro of the
Omnnlma Packing conmpany was the only rep-
rescntmmtlvo of thin corporations who shioweti
up. The Ornaima house is not considered
in the strike , as the men at this plamit. op.
imear to be satiafleti witlm time wages paid and
the treatmmicnt accorded. Maimager Talia-
terre was , imowever , willing to meet with
the committee anti time other vnckers to talk
over time situation.
The nten have decided upon a scale amid
viii Insist tmpon time return to the scale of
1803 , wimicb is practically an advance of 2 ½
ccmmts an imotmr all along the line. At
time houses conidercti in time strike , Cmmd-
ally's , Hammond's and Swift's the tiuniber
of men employed is about 4,150 , thivided as
follows : Cudahy 2,300 , SwIft 1,100 , 11am-
nmomid 7iO.
In case the demand of time strikers for a
2m4-cent advamico Is allowed it wiil mcmi
an increase in expenses of nearly i00,000
a year to time packers. The mmiemi assert tlmat
the cost of living has been greatly increased
by time war. and the lirice of necessities imas
advanced to such au extent that it Is irn.
Possible to live on time pay received. Tlmey
say tlmnt. it would not be so bail if they
could get steady time but some days It is
ItOasiblo to work only a few hours thus cutting -
ting their incomne to almimost notlmlmmg.
It. was inferred by time executive comu-
mnittce o the strikers timat the iackers do
not care to treat with time nice , cisc they
would have attended the meeting agreed
tmpon yesterday aftcrmmoomi , This action ott
time part of the mnuagers has not Increased
the feeling toward a frIendly Dottiemnent
and the men now say that they propose
to mnake a flgtmt for tile increase demnanded.
It is thought that by today the matter will
be past the arbitration point.
Sllierimltetmlent , Cameron of time Cudahmy
company said ycstertlay afternoon that ho
had only about 500 mnemr working , nearly
all of the unskilled laborers lmaving heft.
A portiomi ot the beef killing gamig knocked
off work at about 1:30 : o'clock and a gang
in tile sausage room also quit. Quite a
portion of the force not on a strike itas
becn laid off and it is stated that durimig
time cessation of operations some repairs
vlIl be hatle to the machinery in ( lifer-
cat parts of the plant , Cars were still
being loaded and nearly all of the Cudaisy
orders were sent out. with only a little
delay , So far none of the butcimers havt
struck mind It. is not stotmght that there will
be any trouble fromti this source.
Las tnigimt. the strikers hold a meeting at
Rlumn's bnli and addresses were delivered
by several of the leaders. Time hail was
crowded to the doors and close attentlotm
was Paid to what was said. T , M. Conway
acted as chairman nmmd in an openhmig address -
dress predicted victory for the men. lie
said that a demand for an increase of
cents an itour imad been made and from
present Indications he expected the packers
to grant tile request. Mr. Conway further
said that it. vas possible that business umcn
all over time city would be requested to comi-
tribute to the aid of lie unemnoloycti In case
the strike proved to be of more thana few
days' duration ,
"Mother" Mary Jomtes , an organizer of
the Americami Railway ummlon and a frIend
or Eugene V. Debs , made quite a long talk
in hicii sue detailed time history of othet'
strikes. She urged the men to stamid firm
and act honorably. At the close of lmcr
reninrks abe was given a vote of thanks.
John Fallen , time president of strikers'
organization , talked of previous strikes lmcro
mmd elsewhere and told the nmen that it
tltcy stood firm timey would surely i'imm , lie
urged mnoderatiomi and admonteimetl the muca
hot to use violemmce , even to a scab.
There was another meeting at Koutsky'tm
imall in Brown Park , at wlmlch Mr. Faliomi
spoke along with other members of time
executive committee. It is expected that
the men how workimig at Ilamniond's ttmid
Swift's will walk out today.
% % 'ork mmmi t Imi Cooper Simoim ,
IVork oil the ness' cooper factory whIch Is
to be located at Thirty-fifth and I streets
was commcnced yesterdtmy. This Piant will
occupy the block bet'eemi Timirty-fiftil amid
Thirty-sixth streets and It anti I streets.
City Emigineer neal staked out tlte groumids
a tiny or two ago ammd graiiimmg for time main
buildummg is now goimmg on. Henry hJammIan
has the contract for the erection of thu
buildings amm stated yesterday thmat ito liro.
posed to push the work as rapidly as possible -
blo , The mummin structure will bo.of brick
60x10 feet nmmd two stories lmiglm. IcsIde
thmis an office lnmlliiing anti boiler room vihi
be erected. It is expcted thmat 150 men ili
00 employed at the start. and this numimbem
is to be increased to 300 as soon as certain
Lilicolim contracts expire , The imiant is being
erected by Welch & Co.
There is very little grading to be done
and the work of construction will not Ito
lommg delayed on tilts account. Time stock
ymtrdts eonmpmimmy vlhl furnish trackage ( aciii.
ties anti it is thoughmt now that time Plant
will be tim operation in about tlmreo nmoimtlms ,
possibly sooner , A great deal of miew inn-
chiuery has been Iiumeimascd and a mmumiicr
of lavor'stmvimmg devices viil be ipstalied , the
intention being to make the plant as coin-
ideto as Possible ,
Magic City Goaalp ,
Iicrt Tanner bus gomia to iuIiertomi on a
vlsi t.
Jolmn ( lutiahy of Chicago is visiting his
uncle , i. A. Cuhmmhy.
'Fite I3oard of Etltmetiomi viii imohl aim
adjourned mectimit tonight.
Mr. cmiii Mrs. leimnis Maimer of Y.rk are
visiting frientib ill ihe. city.
Mrs. Lt , P. hail anti thaughter of iIneolii
ore tlmo guests of Mr. anti Mrs. W. S. King ,
Tweuty-tlmirml anti U streets.
Mrs. Laura lcimnev mmnd I ) . N. imusumm : trill
Ito mnariied at flit , First I'r'sbyterian cltureli
on 'i'tmcsdey eremilog , Jmmiy l'J.
There was mme ( Immeruma again last imight
at time cnummcii imiceting nim I mmii adjourmmmmemit
was tnkemm untli micxt 'l'iiesdsy lliglmt.
A large imumnber of strangers 'Isiteti time
etock ) iiItlS yesterday am'd were emitertttiltcd
ity Maminger iCemmyon anti tuperlntentlent
i'ax icr. ,
11ev. imatlmer McCarthy , who ( or a year
ittist imtt been assistant to Fmlther Moriarty
at St Agnes' chvrclm , left last night for
time cast omm a Vacistion , lie will not return -
turn to tOUtI1 Omaha.
SITE FOR PACIFIC SChOOL
Board of Education Btiy th Grou'v fcr a
New Bnildiiig.
TRANSACTION CAUSES A srtiAli ow
I'mliit'ra ile'.a amid 'nim ( l limier Ii nitme
slim II.jirtluti , ' .Vimiehi ia ( ) vcrrmiim'ii-
St-'renr3' fihlina tinkca n
VtimniielnL .Stntcmmeiij ,
The Board of Education last evemilng voted
to buy a lot on the northeist corner ot
Twelfth amid i'acifle streets for the ( 'remtion
of a new schoolhouse to be known as the
Pacific school. The lirico agreed fllon wa
$12,500 , Or this amoumit $ G,0)0 will ho paid
in cash anti G,500 wili bear intem'ca : at the
rate of 6 per cemit Per annumn. The groimid
Covers lots i ; , ii mmd 7 of block 230 rmmmti was
purchased from A. I' . Ttmkey.
l3ccause time bid was accompamilel by a
tieri Members hess amiti 'aim tlilmler took
exeeptiomma to it and Opliosed time imrchaso
of the lot. Tue persoms ollem'imig the lot cx-
Lilaineti that the deed accomnpan1 I tile
proposition because the stateniomit tlmat liti
could not deliver tltc liroperty for the
amoummt namnctl imaml been niatie to the hoard.
Later a resolution that no property &iolmld
be purchased by the board unless It was
accompanied by ieet1 anti abstract , passed
upon by the attorney of the board was
ndopted ,
The report of Secretary fliilnn for the
fiscal year eliding Jtdy 1 simowed time tel-
lowing itemmis : Total expenlitures , $ i24-
678.03 ; increase in expenditures over last.
year , $03,073.44 , acconmitetl for 1mm timree w.iys
( sites , commstructioim anti immcreascd amounts
paiti to tettcimers ) ; deficit , Jimly 1 , 1808 , $6S , .
3)2.95 ; deficit , Jtmiy 1 , 1S07 , 82,6l3.07.
Improvements to the mtchoois to be mndo
during the hunimervcro ordered to the following -
lowing amounts : Utimicroft , $700 ; Castehiar ,
$700 ; Central Park , $190 ; Cornenius , $490 ;
Dupont , $225 ; F'arnamtm , $50 ; Keilommi , 500 ;
Leavenworth , $175 ; Lincoimi , $300 : Long ,
$125 ; Mason , $210 ; Omaha View , $500 ; i'ark ,
$140 : Shermmman , 25 ; Webster , $250. Total ,
$4SSO.
A 2lei' boiler , not to cost more than $200 ,
was ordered for the Dupont scimool , Rx-
ponditures to the amnotmimt. of $730 , recomu-
niemtdcd by tito conimnittee on heat and von-
tilatioti , were ordered , The report. of time
clnimns comnmmiitteo for $7,008.32 , of wimicim
amount $6,000 represented the casim hay-
memmt for the site of the Pacific school , was
adopted , John Grant was awarded a contract -
tract for laying an artificial stone pave-
nicimt on the cast idc of time Lake scimool
at 14 cents per square foot. Recomamnenda-
tions for chamtges and iniprovemnonts made
by Superintemmdemit of Buildings i3anker and
Roller Inapector Unitt were approved. The
cllargcs of disloyalty preferred against
George W. Armstrong were dismissed ,
The commmplaint of time lienie Fire Insur-
alice company against Secretary Gilian for
( hiscourtesy shown its representative in bidding -
ding for warrants was reported to be Un-
sustained by the evidence by time majority
Committee report. Time secretary was exon-
crated of the charge by a vote of 13 to 1.
hess presented a minority report , but it was
tabled , To avoid ftmrther trouble in the
tiurcimase of teachers' varrants the following
resolution , by Major Deimnis , was adopted :
] tcSolVCi , Tilat the secretary of time board
he and is hereby authorized mid instructed
to furnish purchasers of warrants such ( a-
duties as may be at hmi disposmil on the
inside of the railing iml imis omce , at ; o itt
the large roommi west of the secretary's
0111cc , but that no warrant nurchaser Ie
pernmitted to solicit or lurcimaso warrants
iii the outer oflice of tile secretary wbemi
the teachers are being paid , as the purchase -
chase nnd. solicitation of warrants iii the
outer office has proven to be nminoying to
the teachers and anti ' -
the secretary to itat'-
ties endeavoring to purchase warrants in a
business-like nmanmmer immside the railing.
'I'Iie iii'a at Cimiclmmmnmttmgmi 1)ei IgImetl.
Before leavimmg for Cimickanintmga I'ark ,
Ga. , Lieutenant George Fl lines , 52d Iowa
Volunteers , procured a fes' bottles of Chant-
beriain's Colic , Cholera amid Diarrhoea Rein-
edy. The boys were delighted with the
quick cures of diarrhoea which it effected ,
To meet the demands Lieutemmant Bass ordered -
dered four dozen bottles more by express
and sold the whole of It in one day , except
three bottles kept for his own use anti for
personal friends. It never fails to elTe'fl a
cure and itm pleasant nzmd safe to take. ! t is
the most successful medic'imme in time world
for bowel complaints , For sale by nil drug-
gists.
THIEF WARNED BY AN ITEM
GCIN Noitnof mutt 1'mrsuera 'I'Iirommgis
t Ime Colinimmia of a a'OimmmiIm
Through time publication in an Omnita paper -
per of time business of two Chicago detectives -
tectives to this city a criminal badly
wanted in Cimicago for a diamond robbery
was frightened away flntl the oliicers hati
to return imomito empty handed , Tvo Omaha
detectives are rtmspumisible fur the rtubiica-
tion of time story because they nbtmsed the
confidence of the Chicago officers. Time man
% vantcd s'as almost vithin the grasp of the
oiflcers when lmo took ( light. lie was cut-
ployed as a waiter in a rcstauraimt on Iiotmg-
las street and tium officers hind lomateil him
and were to arrest him wltemm imo went on
dimty for slmpper. lb arrIved at time restaurant -
rant jtmst befom'o ) time officers antI lickel tip
an ovemiing l3iiPCt and read that. ho vas
wanted ,
His comratlcs said that after picking up
time paper ho turned deathly pale and
hastily thret'ing it down tore off iiimt apron
and rushed from limo place. Twenty minimtcs
Inter the officers arrived to find their bird
imati Ilown.
Time fugitive , vhose trtmo miante is not
known , sas lciiown imere as Daly.
Daly's erimmie was conmmitted in Chicago
mmix mmionthmts ago ,
lie vent to tite residence of a Mrs. , T.
Eppstcin 'imo lives on tile sotmtim sitie of Clii-
cage at an early hour 1mm the mnormming , when
she was alone anti after immtimttiatImm' , her
robbed her of dinmonti jewelry to the mtl.
iegctl value of $3,000. Several of the i'ings
Ito stoic he tore from tile wommian's Ilmigers.
letective ronroy anti Miiirr of the Cottage -
tage avt'mitmo police station were tue 0111.
core vise canto to Chicago to look him
up'
GOLD BRICK MAN GETS AWAY
: iuvt's 'I'otm ha iiIdi'fom' I Ii. . IiI ice at
SImi LI t' , iii ilii ; Ilimu
Cormit-i't'mi ,
Time Ornalma 1)01100 hinvo been notified to
look out for J. C. Brown , a gold brick
swindler , who escaped from Sioux City
Wednesday , Brown Is wanteti ( or stvipdlimig
J. I ) . Moore ( if Sarrmia , Omit. , out of $9.000
last April by macens of the gold brick
mmchmerne ,
hIrowmm itati beemi arrested in Siommx
City , ehargeti witim commiplicity in an attemnpt
to defratmti a i'onwroy. Ia. , bamilcer , him ,
imemirinmg i'as held before a jtmstico of time
peace ti lto tiichmmrgeti iminm for vamit of cvi-
denec' . Moore , time Canathinmm vietima , was in
time court room to have Brown arrestetl for
swimmdutmig himmi , hut ias ticfcatetl iii iith plans
toe as , eon as Brown was reieased omm time
charge for wimicll lie was mtrrcstcmi lie iled
fronm time court roomim cmlii escaped before ime
could be rearrested.
lie is omme of time very tow BUt' . essfui gtmItl
brick macu oiteratmntq iii the tommnmtrv. lie is
a very large , porii' man , neigiming mlearly
250 pouuds , anti very euava in imis nianners.
His commfederate1 Charles Nott , Is held at
Sioux Ct
ww.wd
AQD ABOUT TOWN ]
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Time conductor as 1mm ri'r'e of a Dodge
ttrcet car as it climbed lb Ittetil street
imill going south. It 't . filled and
there was a group of smr.c. . . time pint-
form. At the turn on Dodge street one of
time latter , a large nina with a mild and
abstraetctl expression , left the car amid
started for the high school grotmnds witim
tite apparent intention of regarding the
panorania of time Missouri river valley. The
car passed on anti was well starteti down
time ascent when the stranger halted and
whirled around. With a wild gesture he
started in pursuit anti almeuted tmmiimitcl-
iigibiy to the commiluctor. The overworked
official was nervoims amid stnrci stonily in
another mlircction , The ear sped down the
bill anti at 1tgimteemith street time fat man
\vas imnlf a block imelminti , Imut imoltling Imis
own. lie was tea breathless to shout , but
wavcti franticaliy vitim an umbrella.
A smoker noticimig his apparent eagermmess
suggestetl to time conductor that the man
lmad irobaltiy nnticipatctl his destinatiomi , and
ho reneiietl for tire bell rope. "Let Imimim
wait , " saiti time contitmetor , niaking an do-
qtmemmt backward gesture to the runner , "we
can't 1,1111 imp for every cormmmtrymnami timat
goes wromig. " The anmoker tiesisted , btmt
vqtcimet1 time fat mami curiously , as ime seemneti
to be making exeettons out of itrolortion
with time importamico of time cimase. At
Sevcnteemith street the Pursuer limit ! tie.
creased limo interval , tlmough lie 'as runnimmg
itea'ily amid looked apoplectic , ills gesticm.i-
lattons lint ! cCaSCl. Time conductor hegami
to look uneasy mit tile storminess of time etmase ,
but lme ittul gone too far to retreat , anti the
car rcacimeti Sixtoentim street. At this loitmt
a mmtmmnber of tourists were waiting with
hand baggage anti tIme rtmnimer was evltlemmtly
staking his last hope on time delay imicidemit.
to their boarding. lie mntitle a flmmai spurt
anti seizeti time rail as the car imtartetl.
'itit simeecimless reproach ime viewed the
group on time liiatformn mmd passed imtmrriediy
into the car. In time far cormmer a child of
four sat omm his knees looking otit of time
window , and imimn the man seized anti stag-
gereti front time train. The conductor
vatchmcd timis process in dtmrnb nnmazenmemmt
until a snmoker got his breath anti made
a joke at his CltenSC. "Holy Mackinaw , "
stiitl the conductor.
l't'rsuimni l'ni'agrmipima ,
I. Ita of Jtipmmn is among the exposition
visitors.
Judge 0. M. Spencer of St. Joseph , Mo. ,
is imi the city.
L. A. M'm1timmrray nmtd vife of lioustorm ,
Toy , , are Omunima visitors.
Mrs A. Tizzeil of Fort Smith , Ark. , ar-
rivt'd ill Omimaima last mmigimt to visit tima cx-
position.
Mr. anti Mrs. it. II. Paymie nrc rejolchmmg
over their iirat bormi , a boy , which cammme
\Vedmmcsdny mmiglmt.
Miss II. A. Rice , principal of St. Kathier-
imme'tm imali , Davemmport , Ia. , a reli known
Rilscolal girl's sehmooi , is itt tIme city.
Mrs. Fl 3. BeSt and Miss 11. P. host , Wile
have been visiting relatives 1mm this city ,
started last evenhmmg omm a visit to Ohio.
Airs. ltingsmntmth of Cedar Rapids , Ta. ,
whoso husband is editor of "Svit , " a ironmi-
mment Iowa l3oimeniian paper , Is visiting 1mm
the city.
John J. Lane , political correspondent of
the Cimicago Inter. Ocean , is in time city , attending -
tending the imatlotmal commvcntiomm with the
humble deicgmttlon.
M. II. DeYoung of tue San Francisco Ex-
amber ammtl Mrs. DeYoummg stopped In
Oitmaima yesterday mormming on tlmeim' way
home from an eastern trip ,
Fi. V. Smith anti wife of Los Angeles ,
Cni. , who have 1)00mm visiting Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Foster for some timmie , heft yesterday
mmmorning for liurlimmgttmn , Ia.
Mr. ammd Mrs. S. Id. llommd of Cleveland ,
0. , are atteadimtg time exposition amid stop-
p11mg nt the homime of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
ilclciemi , 2018 CalIfornia street.
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Mrs. Fred E. holloway , wife of F. a
Hoiioway , president of Immdiamma State League
of Reptmblicun clubs , and her sister. Miss
Compton , of Anderson , bid , , are guests of
Mm' . anti Mrs. J , A. Gmifiuth omm I'ark avenue.
lion. George A. Perkins of Greenville , 0. ,
( oremnan of the Courier of that city , is
amommg tito d.mlegates front time Buckeye
state. lie vill renlmminm a coupla of weeks
and take iti time expositiomm in nil its features.
lIe will also visit reintives in Lincoln.
Nebraslcitmis at time imotels : H , Ii. W'irt and
vife , llroken how ; Charles a Alien , W. G.
Adams , ( 'ozad ; tA' . K. Burton. hastings ; P.
J. Murpimy , Rogers ; W. Ii. Williams and
wife , Ainswortlm ; J. B. Strode , Lincoln ; G.
A. Ctii ison , Miss ihtmitquist , Carl A. Oisomm ,
Miss N. littltquist , Osceoia ; F. ii. Aider-
nman , West Point ; Il. J. Lee mmd vife ,
George \V. E. Dorsey , Fremolit ; T. A.
howard , Wymore ; C. A. Cooper , Iiummmboidt ;
Miss T. Picket , Mrs. M. Marrat , Mrs , H. Id.
Stratton , Wahoo ; A. 0. Keirn , Alex
Graham , \V. S. Bommrmme , Beatrice ; A. II.
Young , Ansicy ; Charles S. Miller , Fairniont.
.
Fm'imit Not ( butt for Snilora.
W'rititig from Cammmp Merritt , Samm Francisco -
cisco , Macic ii. Evamma , ciem'k of Co. F , .tlst
Iowa , says : "When I left Ies Moiflcs I
imad with Tao two bottles of Chmamleriain'tt )
Colic , Cholera amid Dinrmhoea Itenmedy. Time
fruit out imere lies not exactly agm'eed with a
majority of the boys and my two bottles
have heemm in great denmamtti , so much co
tltttt it is nil gone. " Mr. Evans has since
1)00mm supplied and will take a good lot of
time remmiedy along to time Philippine islands.
There is no danger from bowel complaint
when this reniedy is tiseti , It. always cures ,
For sale by at tiruggists ,
LOCAL BREVITIES.
John Morris , sentenced to five years in
time pcmmitermtiary ( or burglary , Imams b.eemm
takemm to Lincoln.
Gustave itegnn itas conveyed two and a
half lots 1mm Bedford ldace to George 13.
Dandy for a commsitleration of $11,700.
James Smnitlm , a former emitloyti at Id.
Sturnbcrg'e jtmmtk 51101) , watt sent to the
county jail by l'oiico Jtmdge ( lomdomi ( or
twelmt ) ' days ( or stealing brass vaives frommm
his emitloyer , whicim lIe sold to mmmmothem' junk
deal er.
George hamilton , vlmo , according to himself -
self , hates a ioilcdrmmalm as a Yammkeo doea
a Spaniard , t'ns ari'ested on time
exposition grouimdtm for bornitarding a
Imatrol wagon wlthm rocks , ills especial aim
was ut Driver IlyrmIes , amid several of time
socks mmarmnwly nmisseti tito driver. It re-
( ilmireti several oiiicors to arrest Iiammmilton.
'limo funeral oftugtist Sindermilan , who
dieti at thmo i'resimyteritmrm imoshtltal from time
effects of falling upomi seine sharp immstrtm.
mnemmt 1mm his room on South Thirteenth
street , vams imeiti at 10 o'clock p. in. yesterday
from Swanson's .ummtlertakimmg rooms. Al.
tbtouglm Sintlermoami mmmi lmis svifc were imot
living together at time time of lmi death ,
imo nmmti her little dauglmter nttendeti limo
ftmmmeral. Rev. b'avldge of time i'coimieti'
chttrcim preachmeti time sermon mmmlii the body
vas interred itt tlmc Qernmamm Ctitimolic cemti-
tory.
TilE FIELD OF ELECTRICiTY
rigures Showing the Mighty Army Emp'oyed '
iii the Businos.
ONE MILLION MEN TUUS EARN A LIVING
Oimcrnllomm of Electric ( n1s iii New
York -l't'legrmiplm anti Tcle-
imImmme ilfltemi - lionimi for
1ieetriemsl ilmigimmet-ra ,
The nmarvc'lotms increase in the electrical
business in this country will be appreciated
by time atatenment that. fully 1,000,000 muon
are employed iii its various departments.
A cemimputatioms minnie by the New York Sun
simowa that there arc in the Uniteti States
micarly 1,000,000 niiles of telegraph wire mind
there nrc 22,000 telegraph offices , exclusive
of those nmnimitaineti by time railroad coin-
imanics for the conduct amid regulation of
timeir traimma , Taking imito accolmnt telegraph
operators , telegraplm company cmmiployes amid
timose in time telegraph service of time call-
roads there are 100,000 iersons eommmmccted
witimtlmc transmmmissionof telegraphic messages
in time Umiited States. Timere are mmow 600,000
tithes of telephone wire in time United States ,
more thami 1,000 exclmammges , and aim eqmmal
mmtmmmmber of telephone bramich oflices , cx-
elusive , of eotmrse , of pay statiomis. Time
nummiber of emnploycs of tIme teiephmomme coma-
hmammica of time United States is 25,000 , cx-
ciusivo of those engaged in construction nod
repair work for time commipanies ,
The gradual substltutiomm of the electric
current for horse power on surface railroads
has addeti largely to time imumber of cia-
pieyes of electric railroads. Timere are now
itt the United States 14,000 immiles of electric
or trolley roads , and these roads give cimi-
iloymiment , it is commiputed , to 100,000 persons
as mnotortuon , conductors , cierks , inspectors
amid electricians. Then is timero time Itemmi of
electric lighting , wlmicb is onme of the most
Imiiportant branclmea of time deveiopnmemmt of
electric service , but likewise one the flgmmrcs
of wimich are the most , fragmentary- Nearly
every immiportant. city of time Umilted States ,
amid nanny tmnimportammt cities , too , are
higimted by electricity , as well as private
imouses , stores , Public buildings , tUImnels ,
iiridgea , caves , mimics mumtl parks , and the
use of the electric current in manufacturimlg
is constantly on the increase , Macimimies are
rim by electricity , many manutacturlmmg
operatiomma are perforimmeti by it , elevators
are rtmn by electricity , fans for cooling pur-
uoses are run by electricity , and as these
are extended the number of persons em-
ll03'eti itt steadily being immcremmseti ,
There are still to ho added the figures of
another branch of the business , one of the
most important , the manufacture of dcc-
trio appliances , which , It is computed , gives
employmitent to nioro thaim 250,000 persons.
Taking nil time figures together , it Is probably -
ably not for front the truth to say timat there
nrc 1,000,000 persons in the thmited States
dependent tipomi electricity for a livelihood.
Electric Cabs.
Time generai Public , as vcil as electricians
ammd financiers , have beemm watciming with
interest the development of tIme electric liv-
cry service established in New York City
a tow months ago by the Electric \'eimicle
company. Leaving asIde the political anti
municipal questions involving a. public cab
service in mt city as large mis New York , says
the Electrical Review , there were several
vital points to be overcomne , oxperinmentahly ,
before a positive ammawer could be given
as to wimetiter or not mmmm electric cab service -
ice would be financially successful.
The first point to be attained was that
the operating cost of the electric vehicle
shoultl b below timat of a vehicle drawn by
a horse. Time fact that this imas been ac-
comnphlsiietl In street railway traction left no
doubt to timose in charge of the matter that
it could also be done with other electric
vehicles. As reversal types of electric ear-
riages have been used in New York. and
as the whole schetne is of recemit origin ,
exact flgtmreti as to the earmmlng powers of
any particular style of electric vehicle are
unavaliable at the present time.
There is no doubt that electric cabs are
perfectly practicable , but the construction
of stmch s'eimicics being relatively new , there
is , of course , a great field for their inn-
provement. Such a vehicle has to be built
exactly according to the requirememits it
will have to meet. Certainly time public cab
and livery service In New York is about
as severe a test as could be deviBed for any
kind of vehicle.
Time Electrical Review understands that
time company now operatimmg the electric cab
service 1mm New York has acimieved results
wimich are very encouraging , Timis Is emphasized -
phasized by the fact that the company itt
now conmiletiug 100 new electric carriages ,
vhich will be put. in operation as speedily
as ossibie. It is probable timat. a year hence
some very interesting and vaimmabie facts
mmcl figures regardimig electric voimicles will
ho available ,
L'leetrit Itorses ,
The old Idea of fitting imp merry-go-rounds
s'ith electric horses Which should prance
anti rock in realistic fashion has beemm
resuscitated anti made to terra i-he pretext
for the formation of ml. stock company , The
object of the company is stated as "the cx-
ploitatioma of patents relating to an
absolutely original form of m-ecrcatiomm , corn-
binimmg time pleasure of equestrimtn exercise
with the charm of novelty , " Time nmeans
whereby the desirable combination is to be
effected Is time electric horse. Aecompanyimig
the circular of the proposed company is an
iliustraticti In which thirty or forty
mneclmanical steeds mire showmm disporting
theniselve's In an cxtcmisivm arena. These
up-to-date quadrupeds , mmmounted on rods attached -
tached to rails , emmtcr time arena on a series
of tracks , An outer ring affords time more
advonturomis atm opportummity to indulge in
an electric horse race , the apparatus beimig
arranged In such a manner that. "the race
Is a gemmuino one , anti the selection of the
winner is ptmrciy a matter of chance , " Thu
assurance Is given timat the new equine
machine will trot , walk , canter or gallop
at the wish of the rider. Further , it Itt ml-
possible ( or the most tinmid to fall or lose
his balance when omico seateti on the saddle ,
so that when this Initial performance im.mtm
Imeemi accomplished the equestrian will feel
( am' more it home than ime would cmi mm mmSfOt3'
bicycle. Time Interest of imosalbie stockhoi'i.
era Is finally stlmmiuiatetl by time assertiQmi
that. "every mnotlomm of the genuine
quadruped Is counterfeited by means of this
ingeniotma contrivance , wimich-one of time
mechanical triumphs of time nlneteenmtlm
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Going Right On
iei1Immg slmoos-mhva's : lnw'et' timim any-
oim ( ' i'immi'-'c'vo. sei'ei'iii Ilns of imiIst's
itimil clilldi't'n'm tail timous that immive' be-
( 'Cliii' iii'mih i.mi I ii I I mu Ktli.ummt4--uii I mmg
thmiitl's siztts S 1-2 to I I ; mnlsc's' sli.tim
:1 : 1 to 2-mm me mmli $ l'/.t' $ iii miehi ilimit
gootl sizi's lii nil ilmm's-m.u that s't"m'e
goimug ii ) in' iiliit to III muu.st t't't't Iii moiiin
( I f I imm I iii 't4- I imt.tm' mi mi , on i' ltg miltu i' i 1 50
utumil $1.75 mimot'mi. but to elom4t' tiiimm Omit .tV :
iiuik-toimiom'ro' you t'mmmi tmllt' them iii .
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$ I . ( ) O mm un I i.-tix lmltmotl mm ii ii ilmu i k t'litieo- ,
lal.tnims tOiliOVitm $1.00 , tlmnt lmns'e
leeii . : )0 muud ; i
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Drexel Shoe Co. ,
Omnimmt's Up-to-date Shoe lioust' , '
I 1' iti 1tmN4tL s.1'ltEI'I' :
century-will pros-ide a simple anti inexpensive -
pensive form Of that. recrcfttion whlci
probably more than any mthcr conitmiends itself -
self to th tast of he average man. "
'i'clegrnIlm flmii 'i'eleitlmiiiic hates ,
Sonic impatient. criticism of long-thistanco
telephone rates nilghmt tie saved if the public
understood better the basis on whlchm such
elmnrges were mastic. Time rorrespontlent by
telepimone mntmst have all time line when lie
requires it , anti practically time entire earn-
imigs of the long-distance line must be
Witimin the imoura when timsiness nien are at
their offices. The capacity of mm long-ilis-
tonco line is coimflmmed to aim average of six
conversatiomms an imour , so that the rate
nmust be sumcicnt to yield during a himmiiteti
time an adequate return upon time investmnent
nntl expomises. 'I'eleimitomme rates , therefore ,
are based emi mileage , anti the timne lime line
Is occupleti iii arranging time comimmectiomi , lii
conversatiomm amid In discommnecting. Many
people arc unable to immitierstand the caimse
of time' difference of the rates for teli'grapli
ammti telephone service. Timis difference is
easily expialmmed. Time telegraph emupioya
a single wire comidtmctor , nmmti by time qtmatlrt-
plex systcni this wire lit mnatie to serve the
purpose of fotmr wires. Time iong-tlistmimmce
telephone service reqimires two copper wires
for cacti circuit , whiicim , together , weigh
nearly ( loublo wimat the single iron wire
does , armd cost ever fiu'o times as mmmcli per
pouiiti , The general commmttruetiomi amid equip-
lmment of the iommg-distnnco telcplmono service
is also far mmiore expensive titan tlmat. of the
telegraph. Ftmrtlmermmiore , an ordinary bit-
word telegrani may be trminsniitteti in a
mimmute , amid four mncssnges can ito goimmg
over time same wire mit the saimmo time , Emtcli
commipleted commrersation over the lomig-dis-
titmice telephone occupies two wires for an
a'erago of temi minutes , ivimicim brings time
cotmiparison to two wires for ten mimiutce ,
as agaimmat onme-fourth of a wire for one
minute. Ammotimer essemmtiai tiifermtco imi
time two systems is timmit. tIme sender of a ( dc-
grain writes out. his nmessngc , ahml goes
about imis busimmess , and time operator forwards -
wards it when commvenicnt , tlmus keeping ( lie
telegraph hines fully emnimioycti mit all hours ,
wimoreas the telephonic mmmust mmccessmmrii ) ' be
inactive for the greater part. of the twemmt-
fout hmotirs.
I'Imommogrnim Ser'ices for Cimnrelmea ,
Omia of the features 1mm a recent electrical
eximibitiomm was a church lighted entirely by
tubes of soft , white , liimosrthoroscence In time
roof. To niake time show even more true to
thu conditions it. simimlatetl , there were pews
with hymn books amid a real organ , upon
ivhlclm a preiude ammti an tmircrtom'y uu'cro
idayed at Cach sessiotm , This beimtg greatly
appreciated , ituvas sumggestetl that time cc-
elesiastical itlea would ho ftmrtimer carried
omIt by lmmtroducing a real service. As the
show was practically continuous , there were
objectiomis to engtiging a clergyman , but. a
phonograph was mimounted on a chair at time
altar , with its brass funnel stretchimmg over
time lectermi , and from this immstrtmmermt time
Lord's prayer , time twenty-third Psalm amid
( be Beatitudes were givcmm out witit sonorous
effect , It is stated timat time 'oiummuo of sotmntl
by the best cyliatlers in time nmost efllciomit
pimonograpims frequently reacimes P0 imer ccmmt.
of time soumtd of time actuai voice , ammtl tlmcre
are timoso who claim timat. time percentage is
cvemm higher. lIe titis as It nmay , the effect
of time innovatIon mentioned has stmggesteti
new possibilities for poor churches and outlying -
lying parishes , especially as ninny phommo-
graph cylinders mmow carry lmynmmi words rmmmti
tunes , ammd as nicchanicai organs can obtmtimm
an lnexhmaitstiblo supply of roll mnusic of a
religious character. It may be thmnt in time
near future a whoic churcim service , sermon ,
mimsic and oil , will be run by maehmlmmery.
I'leiity of Ituoum ,
In rcplyltmg to a toast at. a recemit dcc-
( neal thinner one of time speakers , whose
opinions are always received with respect
in electrical circles , entered a mttrommg protest
aginst time cry which is now often heard ,
that. the colleges mire turning olmt too ninny
electrical emmgmneers , After mnaking an exhaustive -
haustivo persommal Investigation , ime found
there was ito foundation for sumch an nppre-
hcnslomm , The questiomm has beemm approached
front a false direction , and it was very
csscmmtiai that time issues simould not be con-
founded. What is an actmmal hindrance to the
profession lit time fact thmat a great. many
young nien are pushing into time electrical
courses of oimr colleges whie oimgimt to imavo
Studiel law , or tiivumiity , or become professional -
sional base bali players , or gone thircctiy
into niercmmntlle life , For such there could
never be any imope. Timey mmecessarliy become
itinerammts , mmmii time profession woimid be better -
ter in repute anti status witimout timeimi. For
successful electrical engineering there mthotmid
be a fair amoummt of natimrai aptitude in the
candidate , a careful training and a capacity
for dogged work. Of mmien who have timese
qualifications there is today an actual iaek
in the irofession ; so that. instead of beimmg
"ovcrcrovtled" It is suffering for want of
proper niaterial. It. is not imecessary timat
every electrical engimmecring graduate sumotmid
take time ideal occupation in life to be time
technical conduct of a factory designing
electrical apparatus of all kinds , from it
pimsim button to an intiuction motor. To
supply the needs of the whole country in
tlmis regard iossibiy two dozen men woulti
suffice , But. there are thiousands of situations
in central stmttiomms , large isolated plants , en-
gineerimig estabilmthmments and long-distance
transmission plants , wimere electrical intehli-
gence and training are indispensable. Hero
the tto-caiieti practical electrical engimmeer iii
of no use , for the work Is beyoimd him-his
day is already past , amid hero time college
gratinato cornea in. The standard of the
profession has risen immmmnensely in the last
few years , and nowadays a young man must.
be thoroughly grountled in the scientific side
The ir :
Cootioenla's ! '
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siock CLEARING 4 ,
SALE
SATURDAY I'
TilE BOYS l
Can lUy a nobby'
ci'asli suit ; loi' S1.OO.
Oi' a ( l81lTy w-asli
blouse stilt for 75c.
Straw hats tlmt will
mtLtCI1 t11eS ( lOyS'
ci'ash suits ( ( II' lOc , 15e
flll(1 25c.
Do iiol ; wear a hot
felt hat when 25e , 50c
aiid 75e buys a geiitle
: nianly stl.awr hat.
Men's suits , correct
style , good fitters ,
3.85 , S5.OO , 48.5O and
$10.00.
Wre wait room for
Fall stock. That's
-y1iy it lYS to see the
Continental first. '
At Most Churches
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Oil t'mifl hmt'mti' mi phiuc orgami-hitit you .
wIll have to go to time exposltloflt 'luore
emil' 1iinbmml1 exhibit Is lii I lie liberal . \ "
Ails litmllthliig It ) lmemur a vive urgmuim ( limit. - ;
js auitomnmttIt'-tlui wommdt.'m'ftii oi'gan l > "
tIm only ommo mnmmmlo ( limit l imlcuiimlmlt ic iii \ ( ( ?
metIon-nli you immu'e to ilti Is to jnili limit \ . ( I
Itittoim ) nnd you get w'iuat you s'itmlt-a
W'tlmililg ( imiam'ihm-mt fumnem'n I tilvge-or tliO
iip , pumimmmlmtr mmmli8It'-lt % Ili 1)0 s'oi'tli
3'ohmm' viuiho to exummmiliio this ihisplmty as
there a ro immmumy femtttire nimotit it that
vieass. A. HOSPE , )
! ( usIc and Art. 1513 Douglas _
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Some More Out Prices
Eit't'tro Shlk'oim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12e
Epey's Fm'agrniit Ci'c'nimu . . . . . . . . . . .20e
Eiy's ( 'i'unm : himihimi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
Frog in 'i'iii'oat . . . . . . , , , , , , . . , . , , , . lOc
I 101 ii1'i' ( F'j'os t I llmt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Gc'imu ( 'miiit m'rlm Poivh'm' . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
( arghimmg Oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20c , 'Itie , 0e
t in m'II.'lii . ) i'i'mi . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20c , 'l ( ) t , 80e
( ; i'aIilImmL' $ \\'oimdei' Soul ) . . . . . . . . . . . Pc
I lirum's ifotit ihc'ei' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15e
I liiimymmdl . .InmmosVmiter . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15e
I I m tnl 'H iui i'tlt i'ihimt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75'
linoti's Pills niul I'oothi Powder..20c
l'i ( 'st'i'liit iuims u sieelnhty.
The Aloe & Penfold Co
Largest Ileimmil Iircg liomm&c ,
1493 Farnarn 8treet.
Oppctilt. L'axtQit Uot.t.
of it before ho starts In to work. The mis.
take wimicim imampers the early progress of tht
electrical engmncerlmmg college graduate minI
hiatt mmmadtm him mm. by-word iii the profession
as a thorn in the flesh of the older hmatitis
is time convictiomm mm imla o\vmm multi timat. imo
has rcaclmetl time emmd Instead of only ( ho
begimmning of electrical knowledge. Let timis
product of time college be of time right. sttmft
to begin witim ; timemi let him take nih the
eumrricmmlitm can give him , and , finally , leave
imis frills beimind imini amid btmckle dawn to
ammytiming that conmes ninug , amid time country -
try will be able to absorb mull timat its seatS
of electrical learning cmiii possibly turn out
for mnany years to come.
I'imenommtm'iism of Iloemmigeim Jimmy. ,
It is nhimeteemm years since Prof. Crooiccs
advanced the timeory that the pimemmomena
of time Roentgen rays are explicable only on
time assumption of "a. fourth state of matter , "
micitimer solid , liqtmid nor gaseous. "In study-
imig timis fourth state of matter , " hme said ,
"Wi ) seem at. lengtim to have within our
grasp and obedleimt. to our control the little
indivisible particles of matter , which , with
good warrammt , are supposed to commstltuto
the pimysicai basis of time ummiverse. " Since
thmemm various auth novel theories Imave been
offered imy scientists to expiaimm tIme rmuhiant
mattem' lii time Crookes tube , but. timey have
been droppetl ommo by one , and the original
theory of time discoverer appears to be es-
tubllshoil. Auth this , too , mmlthmommglm remnarka-
ble advances are beimmg minute 1mm radiography.
mmmmtmm's It rilt't Cmmrps ( 'miii ,
Tlmo mmiembcre of time Woman's Relief
corps of Onmtmima and Soumtim Oniaima mire urgently -
gently rciuested to mncet. iii Soldiers' room ,
No. 2 , Nebraska bimiitllng , Saturday morning -
ing at 10 o'clock , witim well filled basketH
of sandwiches , cake ammd fruit , Timoso who
cauttot attemmmi may send baskets to BITt ]
Maumderson street. SARAh iT. POTTER.
The Womnamm's Relief carps having charge
of table No. 12 on Sntimrtlny at. time exposition -
tion grotmnds , nmemmibermt of George A. Cus-
tar post um'e reqtmesteti to brimmg cake , fruit
mmd sandwiches. iiy order of time prcsitiont , /
Itilts , KAq'li REMINGTON ,
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