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Epw IRWHIMJIU -UjinMivijH
I riiiiiMii, iiijiwiiii
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SCROFULA
U l lint Impurity In tho btoml, which, nr
aumiilatinit In llm uhmli of tho neck, irtv
dws tnnlulitly lumps or swellings) whlrh
rkUK pilnfut tunning sons on tlio nnni,
Iciw, or Joel which devolopos ulrrrn hi tlio
eye, mw, or 11050, dJloii raining blindness or
tlcsinMM wlili Ii Is llm 01 lulu o( pimples, can
cerous growth, or tlio many other nmiilfcstii
ttons nsinlly ascribed to "humors!" which,
fctriilHB upon (ho lungs, causes consumption
ami dentil, living tlio most nnclont, It Is tho
most pononil of till diseases or ulTeclloin, for
my few persons mo entirely frou from It.
"irr cured
Hy taking Hood's Bnrsaparllhi, which, by
tho rcnutkablii onto It Jim nremnpllshril,
niton when oilier medicines h.no failed, has
iiven Itself Id ho a iolont nml peculiar
wcdlrlno Jor this disease. Homo of thcio
Kiros nro realty wontlotfiil. If jou sutler from
scrofula, ho mint to try Hood's H.irs'ip.irllli.
"In or) spring my wife nml children have
hem troubled wllh scrofuln, sore breaking
oiitonthcnilnvntloiis phiees. My lllllohoy,
three cars old, has been u torrlhlo niilTcror.
hast spring ho vv as ono mass of sores f rniu homt
to feet. lwnndvled to use Hood's Barsap.v
illla, ami wo hnvo nil taken It. Tho result
I Hint nil hmo hum cured of tho scrofula,
iny llttlo hoy being entirely froo from sores,
nml nil Jour of my i hlhlron look bright nml
healthy." W. It, ATiir.Mo.v,rassnloClty,N. J.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
HoliUijrMlilrtingUti. Hi six for JV, l'rornrnlonly
lijr 0. 1. 1I00H A CO., Aputlitiiulus, Lowell, Musi.
IOO Dosoo Ono Dollar
HAGENOW & ASCHMANN,
Philharmonic Orchestra
AND
MILITARY BAND,
Olucc,Rooms 1 39 n ml 1 1 llurr Ulock.
Telephone 13?
Leaders in Photography.
Riley's
ffEU.5
5tudio5.
We make a specialty of the celebrated
BROMIDE
Life slxcil pictures nml furnUli the Illicit
woik nt lowest prices.
Bost Cnblnots $3.00
.llcjj.int line of Picture Kintnca hi stock
mul made to outer, Cnll nml see u.
H. W. KELLEY & CO.
Jo:fi O Street,
LINCOLN, Ni:U.
New Jewelry Store,
L. BARR,
toil) O Street. IMnblUheil 1S71.
JiMlroitoeall thu nttentlou of tho pulillo to
I1I1 new nml clennt ntocl of
DIAMONDS,
ClocXs, Jewelry, Sllverwaro,
Watches
lliwInKinororooiiitoiiceominodato llio lindo
iliut show u tnri) r lino llimi er lloforo pur
elinsliiif, kUoukuciiU and wo will show oil
the itiiest lino nt lowest posstbto pi Ices.
Watch Repairing: and Engraving
No.illy done mid nil woik warranted.
DENTISTRY
W. J. P. Lawton, D.D.S.
Rooms 43, 43, 44. Burr Block.
levator on O St.. Telephone 628
A1llficl.1l Teeth Inserted yllhcut plates.
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Administered forpnlnloss extraction.
Ladies' & Gents1
FINE SHOES
At greatly reduced prices
AT
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1043 O Street.
em
FINE
ART : STUDIO
1 3 14 O etrcia.
Examine samples of our ork bcfoie
ordering elsewhere.
Cabinet Photographs reduced from $
to &3 per dozen
"eafta
THE COURIER
A limlttrltitrofMiulmi Timr.
1UMMHIIICD SATUHOAY
HunscniifioNi Ono Vcnr hy Mull or Currier f .',(
Hit mnnllii), $ IM Thrvo months M CVntu, One
month fill Out lav limbic In Advance.
ivnnTisrocNT! Itatos furiilliiMl on application
nt tho olllee, Hin-cIhI rates on Tlntn Contrails
CoxTMtinioiHt Short sploy slo'lclios, pornis, nud
Merles solicited. I'erMiiml nml Hoclnl note nro
especially desirable.
I'mtrrixdi Wo mnkn n ktIh1Iv of l'lnn Printing
In nil It hr ni'io i. U ) ) loty w ark a spool illy
Address nil oominuiilonlliiiiu illrectlo tlio olllc'.
wicssicl a DomiiNS.
KlUTOItA AMI) I'HOI'IIIKTOIIK.
Now llurr llloolc, Cor. lath nml O HIivrM.
TKi.t:i'it()Ni:'J.M.
Tiik CntliolIcK luno pmclmsisl tho Yoik
Methodist college unit mounds nml will ro
model tlicin for educational purocs.
Tiik runners of Nebraska innylHi mmip In
money, lint thoy p wn tlchuosunf iips.tltc,
tho envy of ninny n i led limine men.
A man eommtttiMl mili'lilo nt Hpoloiuo P11IU
tho other ilnv, wlnnu lirnhi woIkIkh! Mxtymm
oimreM Too much Imiln iipponrN to ho iih
hiul iih tooll'tlo Imiln.
Tiik Now Hopuhllo lnt wok Isfiiol 11 oiv
Imuilmnuo (ilrloiliil nml hloi;rnphlcnl edition
of tlio ciiiiillilnteH nml piomlnont woikem of
Ihnpiohlhltlon piuty. Hwmh n (kmI htioke
ofeuloipiNo
HciKNTlH' pooplo nro ilellKhloil out lln
illiivry of nlciHofmirh power tlmt SiH,
ToO.OOOIh pm t of nn Inch can lM)illhtliiulHliel,
An hixlnimoiitllko Unit would eomo hiinily In
onihvivnrlitfr to llud out how tho Journal
Mmulx oil tho huIiuiIhhIoii tpuutlon.
Till! WeHtoin Hnllroiul (liiretttvi In tho
iinmo of a now publication Unit will ho Issued
in thU elly Octohcr M. Mr. I" V IUhim) N
IiiirIuchs mnmiKor of tlio (Inetteor, whnli, iin
( iinmo InillcntcH, will Iki devoted to tlioiall
wuy lutercsl of tho wi nt mid northwest.
Homk (M-opIo limn erv louder oonsolonecH
A Iventuekv wommi linn iceehrd h letter
contnlnliiK f'.M fiom "ono who took u piK'kot
knlfo fi 111 lierKinmlfntherri Morollfty jonix
iiKo." Tlio cliames urn Unit tho follow bout
tho old mm out of 11 lil hill, mid sent tlio Wi
m n Miho to hU eonselouco
Tiik (juoritlim whether tho Memo motoix
liiivou light on thoHtrtoUormit Is nnlttitliiK'
UiomhiiNof ouretty fntherH. Vi oni nil o I
deiico tho Countlilt enn anther, it would Kt'in
Hint tlio city Imi hi anted tlio finnclilso, hut
w bother tboy hud 11 1 lht to ho do If 11 inib
leni weighty loRnl iiiimU cannot dotermluo.
Tho motor dhould go, how over.
Mil. Dion Com:, late of tho DcnMoIuokMiiII
mid Times, with another Dos Moines now m
imper imiii, linspiiiehnsisl tho Uiiind Island
Time'. Mr. Colo Is a Hjilendld, albrouud
iiowsjupor man, nnd for seeinl jearswas
tho iiomluiil islitorof Persliigei's (DeHMolues)
Tlniij', iK'foro IIh consolidation. ThoCoumr.ii
hoiin to mh) Mr. tole succeed, but ho ha a
herculean task hofoio him In bucking the In
dependent, Iloddo Is very well fixed, and
by doing work for nothing mid luscitlni; ml-
MMtlseuicnts forn Blinllar iqulvahnt he has
fiozon every ono out who has attempted to
compete with him.
Tiik inco. In pollticti is not to tho swift or
tho strong, but tho cunning, How many of
us in our school nud college days liino not
Ihs.ii filled with patilotlc. tiro mid piido us wo
coiuhmI the gient speeclu-H of Wehter, Clay,
Ronton, Cnllioun mul the other Ktntesmaii of
that leglinel How many times have we men
tally vowed to place ouioles on thosacrb
Octal iiltars of miibltlnn, mid 1 ivnl tho states
men of old in ininlstei lug to tho ikhsIs of the
pjnplaf Hut as we groiv to man's estate, nnd
essay to enter tho 111 enn, how d'lTcicnt It nil
s.eiint How many promises do wo lime to
mike, how many elements topi opiltlate ono
way or tlio other, how much "seeing" of poo-
plonnd wirepulling to seeuiti . en tho least
of legislative jiosltlons. Tho jwllth-s of our
youthful Imagination, mid tho ikiIUIcs of
reality nm widely dillVivut, and disgusting
mo tho means one must employ to secure s
sition. Tho young man In politics has little
ehaiico; expei lenco gives tho older n know I
odgoof the Ins uud outs, nud tho younger
must be content with potty delogateshtps and
committee woik. Wo want to see jouug men
In higher official positions, young blood in
fused hi tho sluggish currents of legislation.
A (.'iucui.au thrown lomid our streets this
week, conlnlnlng extracts from Powderly's
nrtlcloon "Puiijicr Imiulgratlon" is one that
thinking people, should road. Thero mo fow
who understand to what proKrtlons tho im
imitation of contract labor hns grown. It is
terrifying to see thousands of these men, the
scuni of Luropo, jiour Into this country every
day, nud nn InconnHitent, blow-moving con
givss mnko no nttonipt to stop It, Tho writer
lias seen hundwls of Hungarians, Poles mid
Italians huddhsl together in shanties In tho
coal nud iron districts of Pennsylvania, shin
ties recking with ollVnslvo odors, nud more
like the dens of vv ild beasts than the ubodo of
mill. Koiimof tho employ era of those men
are eousiessuien, representatives of n liberty
loving, prosjHirous mee, who dispossess their
constituents of positions w 01 th twifitollurs a
duy, nnd till them vv iih ignoimit, btwtlul for
eigners utility nml fcovtiity.fhoceuU n day.
America Is and will remain tho land of tho
free nud tho homo of tint bravo, but it should
not bo tho asy him for Indigent Kurojieans
and boastx hi tlio shape of humans The clr
culur Is a timely one, uud the thanks of the
public should Iw tendered Mr. J, A. Kllroy,
at whoso oxense it was Itsued.
Desirable Ollleu l'or Iteul.
The CouniKK will rent desk room to nny
rei-iionslble iiersou. Dtk nud chairs furnish
ed. LoeaUoiitha most desli able iu the city
on O street, baseniciit lloor Uurr' now block.
Price eiOjier month.
SCIKXOK AND PROGRESS.
POPULAR SCIENCE JIEW3
MANY SOURCES.
FROM
A New Hummer Hport In llio 1'orni of n
Jlfuiliio ToIiockmii 8II1I0 Wlilt It tin
I'iowii Km eedlnnly t'npiitnr Among llio
llullierit nt Scmldo I'iiiIc.
I
TohogKniihiB Inn Ikcouio micIi ii finoilto
wlnttr pant lino that tho Men. oeeuri ed eomo
tlmo ii;o to n icsldent of lli'l(IgoK)i t, Conn.,
tlmt It inlyht Iki ndiipted lo tho Miimmr
innulln ntv. In IS37 ho built n iimiino to
boKKnii Nlldo, It Is mi ndjiiuct of thn la run
bithliiK chtiiblUhinent ntlSenildo Park, neiir
llrldKoport, PollowliiKlniidweilptlon with
illuitrntloii taken from Ketciitlflo Amci lentil
A MM1I.NK TOllonOA.N HMPR.
Thonitlflclnl kIoihi rlei from hlj;b water
iiuirl. to tho height of thiity.two fextnhovo
II, wheio tlicio lin sultnlilo plntfoiin that In
(tficheil hy 11 Illnht of Mejw. Tho cbuto U
H'lf Is but twenty Inches wide, mid contains
Til wheels for tho Mods to i tin on. It Ih tho
luuMitor'rf Intention thin hcmhoii to replaco
thoHo wheel') by n holies of bins lollcis each
Hixtoon lueheH long. Almost uuy common
toboggnii will miswer tho purosa; but tho
pntouted "tnr oenl lionnl" will encounter
less friction Hi An 11 (kit surface, uud w 111 meet
with lex ivslstauco on strlkliiR tho water.
Tho Mldo Ih ojieii to nil nt eertnln htoges of
tho tide, but nt high water 110110 mo admitted
but good rw luuncru. Tho ehutt Is 178 feet
long. Tho toboggan fitnrttint I ho signal glon
by u IhiII, only ono beini; allowed to
go nt u time, nud on being projected
fiom tho lower cud. they I iooohot neiosvi tho
wntersof thoMUiml for n dlstmieo nrylng
fiom 75 to 275 feet, nklpplng utongliko n Hut
pebble, till tho force acquired In tho descent
in lost, after which tho bather huIiiis ashore,
pulling IiId hied after him. Tho facial exprcs
Ion of novices taking their lht luhenturous
hlido Is quite rcmai kable, mid tho honsntlous
feltnioeoirespondlngly tiocl mid peculiar.
Tho K)iulnrity of this now form of Kiimuier
ijiort iproed hy tho fact Unit, during tho
month of August, 18S7, 11,000 Mldea wero paid
for nt two cents a rllilo. Ctowdiof.sjiectntors
w ore dully uveuiblud to w itncja tho excltins
scene.
'llio Itoomio Tunnel.
Tho total length of tho Hoosao tunnel, nt I
North Adams; Mass., is SB.C31 feet, or four I
nnd thn.ii.foui hs miles. It is twenty feet in
height nnd twenty-four feet In w Idtu. Prom
Itwiisexcivntcd l.lKJO.OOOtonsot roek. Its
fiitliocost was ?1 1,000,0.0. It is soon to is)
lighted by electricity.
A I'oftntl Itiinmu I'outprlnt.
In nrlous localities, notably upon tho
locks of tho Connecticut valley, thero hnvo
been found tho-footprlntsof various animals
belonging to former geological period, which
h.ivo been picscrvod by tho Imideulug of the
toft sand or mud Into solid rock.
There hnvo lately been discovered in Nica
ragua certain human footprints which have
Ihx'U preset veil in the samo manner, although
of much later dato than Uiomi referred to
above. Thoy hnvo boon described nt length hy
Dr. Daniel llrluton, nnd Jour of them have
been removed to tho labody Museum of
Archaxilogy nt Cambrldgo, Mas., vv hero thoy
are now on exhibition.
Theso footpiints occur on tho borders of n
lako near tho town of Muuague at 11 depth of
twenty-ono feet lielow tho turfnee. Hevcrnl
different fctintn of limestone, calcareous tufa,
Kind, clay and volennlo nshet wire found
abovo them, Indicating mi unusual activity
of geological forces. Tho wholo region Is of
n volcanic nature, and iu former jeara erup
tions nnd changes of level were much moro
frequent than at present.
m&.
A IICUA!.' KOOTJ'MNT.
Tho footprint repieseutediii tho illustra
tlouU about ten Inches loug nud fromthreo
to four nud a half inches wldo; tho excessive
width In proportion to tho length Is doubtlesi
duo, explains Popular Science Rons, Iu
which tho illustration originally appeared,
to tho soft cat th spreading uudcr tho weight,
Tho great too is largo nnd prominent, nml is
longer than tbo becoud one. This peculiarity
is considered hy sonio nrchxoIogUU to bo a
sign of iuferioi ity of race. Tlioforo parto!
tho foot has mado tho deepest Impression,
show lug it to bo mado by n vigoious uud
strong galled person.
Tho ago of theso footpiints is very uu
cei tain. Certain fossils nccompmiying tbo
footprints have been refoi red to tho quartei
nary era, and tho Issues of a mastodon weio
found in n lryerof earth aliovo tho foot
prints. Tho country surrounding tlio Lako
Nicaragua Is 1 ich in relics of prchUtorio in
habitants, who were evidently a distinct raco
from thoso inhabiting tho country nt tho
tlmo of tho Spanish conquest; nnd although
it is at present impossible to set n dato fiV
theso literal "footprints on tho sands of
time," thero cnu bo no doubt that thoy aro ct
great antiquity, and may oven dato back to
tlmt remote period when tho northern pait
of tho country was covered with tho snow
and ice of tho glacial epoclu
Flour is n great alisorbcnt of odors. Do
uotstoro mar it oulous, fish or other stroug
sau 11 he subsUuces.
'pig jfiJjJS 1 381
IsS J-m!iwuh 1 llrt 1
Illffi
'llio Zulu Ilnhj' Cmdlp.
Pfthspsof all tho Minnga cradles In the
world, tho ono hi
which tho Zulu
Imby rtose lit tho
ntrmitfost, Tho
cradle Is inndo of u
wldo htrlp of Kofi
kin iMsscd nroiiml
tlio motherV wnht
mi ns to form n sort
of hiul.et at tho
I wick hi which tho
little ono can lie.
Tho poorer classes
of Hutu mothcru,
who hnvo to ilo
long. i work all
day long", carry
their children
nlwiit with them In
thoKoi'indlei). Homo
of tho wealthier
women hnvo oiy
elaborate atTnlm
inndo of nuteloiM
hklu wi h the holr
outside, ornament
ed with tnsscl)) nml
black and white
bcadwork,at which
the Villus are ex
tremely clovor. Tho
mothira as a rulo
r.Vt.V cradle. nro kind to their
children. Tho audio llhutrntod in the nccom
pan big cut In ouo of these, nud strmigo ns it
may nppcnr to our readers little, Zulus con
nldor it oillto mi elegant nrraugemcut.
AVIiy O'.tl Ijires Aro Vntualilc,
Many of our girls do not know w hy old
Inco Is often mi much inoto vnlunblu nud I
goniinllysoinueli moro beautiful than new
lace. Tho fact Is, tnys Uolden Days, that
tho alunblo old lace Is all woven in lost pat
terns. It U t iwiuciitly as lino us a spider's
Him, and cannot Ik) reprothiced, Tho loss of
patterns was iii.oveio cheek to lace ma'cing
In l'rauco and Ilclglutn, nud was occasioned
by tlio Krench ravolutioii, llefoio that tlmo
whole villages Mipportcd thomsehes liy Inco
making, mid patterns were hnnded down
from ono geneint ion touuothcr. 'lliey woro
valunblo hell looms, for tho moU celebrated
weavers always bnd as many orders as they
could cxeeuto In n lifetime, nud thoywero
Itoimd by mi oath, tnkei on tho four
gaspeU, to work onlj for certain dealers.
When tho relgii of terror began all work
of this kind was interrupted for n time.
After the storm hid subsided, the dealers ami
woikers were far npurt sonio dead, somu
lost, nud somu escaped to foreign lands; nnd
such of tho women ns mnalucd wero bound
by their oath to work for but ouo; nud this
oath, in spite of Robespierre's doctilnes, was
hold by thu iKwreut of them to bo binding,
and Micro wero instances where thoy Mirrored
actual want rather than hi cak their wont
Some, however, taught their children and
thiir grandchildren, nud runny patterns wero
in this way ptchervcd. Bomo of tho dulnticst
nud finest patterns w ere nover recovered, mid
today specimens of theso laces r.ro known to
be woith their weight In gold.
Itow to Sign.
When n married v.onnu has occasion to
nddicsa 11 person to whom slio is personally
unknown she should sign her own name,
without tl.o addition of her matrimonial
title. Then iu a lotur corner of tho note luo
Miould put In brackets, thus Mrs. John
"""' '' '" ' mrZn ""
S"1".,1" 'r ,nytl,01n"
"5J I" "S 'i"'1 ?.f.
uswcrvvill boar
being directed
to MNs Juno Smith, for example.
Ilutlier Hnvo ttie lloy AV lilpped.
Editor John, If nHjtiody calls tell him I
uni very busy writing nn editorial.
Olllro Uoy (ten minutes later) Jran down
tairs wh.it wants to know who wroto that
urth lo in yestei day's paper.
IMitor (lo back nml tell him 1911 wroto
it. I'm not feeling flnt rate today. Judgo.
A 1'tnu l'rorotsluu.
Sir. Crupper (to his jocko ) How did it
hnppeu, Mueklusl You uro tho sixteenth of
dm ounce over weight.
Slucklus I kuowed PdgltinnscrnpoBomo
Low, I stopped on 1110 way down tor git me
boots bhlnod, sir. Time.
12 REASONS WIT?
St. Patrick's Pills Are the Bes
1. Jici'Attso thoy mo iimilo ncrorriing
to tho heat forimilu that hits ovor been
iluvinoil.
2. lluuattso thhy tiro mnilo from tho
bost and purest nmterinls, eaicfull
ptoparcil nml hiignr contetl.
II. lli'cauiiu thoy 1110 tho most search
in ami most loliublo cnthurtlo in use
I. lloctinu tlmy ooricct bilious ilis
orders, ami prevent nil discuses iirisinj;
from tlicin.
fi. lh'cmiso thoy itlwas produco n
ploiiMint catluutk elVeet.
0. Hce.uio the euro jaiindlco, regu
lntu tlio liver, nml aid iu removing all
inoibhl mutter from tho xjntom.
7. Ilecaiiso they are cei tain in their
action ami can alvvayn bo depended
upon.
8. Heoait-o they euro constipation,
nml prevent all ilNordeifi pioiluceil hy
it.
II. lluciitiso tlmy tone up tho slonmeli
nml nhl hi tho digestion and assimila
tion of tho food.
10. Hecaiiso the do not produco
piles
11 llceniiso the do not nauseate
tho stoniiicli, nor gi llio tlio how els, nor
produco painful iliseimrges.
l'J. Ilccuiisn thin cluniiho tho entire
svhteni, 1 iirify tho blood and regulate
tlio liver and lio'w els.
St. Patrick's Pills are sold by drug
glstHitml niediulno dealers at 85 cents
per bo. or livo hoses for 0110 dollar
1)0 not let thein porsundo jou to lake
any other kind, until jou hnvo oueo
tried St. Patriuk's ufter that you will
never ho witiilled vvltliany other.
Sore Throat can ho cured In ouo day
hy using (.'hnmbcrluin'ti Pain Ihihii.
P.heumatism. Many cases of chronlo
ilioimnitlsm that had resisted till other
treatment, liavobeen cured hy Chain
herlniu's Pain llnliii.
Cuts, Wounds and Bmlses, aro henlcd
iu onohiilt less time ami without leav
ing a scare when Chamberlain's Pain
lhilm Is promptly applied.
Burns and Scalds. Tho pain Is al
most instantly relieved and tho pnrts
nulokly healed by Chamberlain's Pain
Halm,
Neuralgia can bo cured by UBlng
Chnmborlnin'fl Pain Iialin.
Sprains can ho cured within onothlr.d
tho usual tlmo by applying Chnmhor
lnln's Pain Hnlni beforo tlio parts bo
coma swollen or Intlmneil, which cnu
always bo done If you hnvo tho lunicdy
at hand. 60 cent mid dollar bottles,
told by W.J. Turner
ilfip
I?i!fiirP LI
WMw
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BARNUM-BAILEY
15 NEW UNITED SHOWS 15
'I I l Sl M r
linpftln ThiTOdflv Sent A
JJ111VV1H. lUUlUUUli WVill. Vi
l
P. T. BARNUM'8
Greatest Show on Knrth, forcvei united to tne
Great London Circus.
PAKIS OLYMPIA, HlPPOnUOML AND
MONSTER WORLD't. FAIR.
G NowShows clclecl TliJts Year.
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JS2&jf'
rJFPfErr-'M. -t? -s&
&&
sr 'jk&mrntmiJXMv&j&im&s&-i?
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15 Tremendously Big Shows Combined 15
Three Chcues in 3 Kings, Two Menageries in 2 Tents, Horse Fair, 3S0 IlorsCHin spe
cial tent. Pails Olvnipln lllppodiome, -Huge Llev.ited Stage Performance,
Museum of Living Wonders, Artificial Lake of Real Water,
Talking Seals, Trained Xebi.is, Clephnnts,
Ostriches, Giraffes, etc., etc.
JUMBO, as natural as life, and his big SKELETON
CpT.Bovron cM
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Bt--. Ikm . mm wi
amr
iZZMr-
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REAL WILD MOORISH CARAVAN, GENUINE TR1HE OF WANDER.
1NG HEDOL'INS, Algerian Dancing Girls', Arabian Horses, War Weap
ons, etc. Tluilliug Races, Daring Feats, Atnaing Acts, Japanese
Troupe of Expeits. 101 Sensational and Novel Display s,:oo IMienouienal unit Dashing
Performers, iooo NEW FEATURES NEVER HEFORE SEEN.
t5!?" Impofslhlc to produce another such sivovv.
TWO Performances Every Day, at 2 and 8 P. M
Doors open at 12.30 nnd 6 30 p.m. ADMISSION TO ALL, So Cents, Children
under 9 yrs , 35 Cents. All tents remain up until 9 o'clock at night
TREMENDOUS NEW FREE STREET PARADE!
With n 111 ri.id absolutcl new features, at 9 n. in.
To accommodate visitors, reserved numbered scats will be sold at the icgulnr
price, and ndmlsildn tickets nt the usual slight advance nt J. II. HARLEY'S DRUG
STORE, CORNER 11TII & O STREETS.
Low Excursion Rates on all Railroads.
Will Exhibit in HASTINGS Sept. 7.
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