THE SUNDAY MORNINQ OOURIDR
tr
A FRIEND
Speaks throng! the llontlilmy (Me.) Ktgltler,
of the lit'iii'flrl.it refill ho has received I rum
areimlnr moot A.vrr'n 1'IIK llitsnjst "I
win feeling tick nuil III i'd niiil my Mntnnch
iirrmeil nil out of (inter. I tried n timnticr
ot retneillei, but imuo scrim'il In ghe nu
relict iinlll 1 was IiiiIiicimI to tiytlio old roll.i
Mo Ayr' 1'IIK I lime taken oiil) one
box, hut I foci like n now mini. I lliluk Ihcj
nro tlio limit plenvint Mini to titknnl
nti tiling t crr iiiimI, Mug 54i llnely sugar
coated Hint even a 4'ldld will take tlii'in. I
urge iimiii nil wlmnrc In nerd of n l.t v n 1 1
to try AjrrVNIU. They will do good,"
1'or nit dlcni' of thu Stoiuiii'ti, Liter,
nmt lliiwrln, tnkn
AYER'S PILLS
rrepared ly Dr. J. C. Ayrt & Co., Low oil, Mum.
Evory Doso Effoctlvr
MM
uk nrii'c, nnd H
tlili basis wkal
Interesting and Instructive to
All People.
WORLD'S FAIR UliASS FACTORY.
llolltUd U JI..I, J ... i .1,
' lit easy to llmiro out from
the value of n drrs pnttrrn would
be. Tliu llrm In how making a glass
gown for tho Princess Kulnlla,
who mvw some of the fabric and
tlio method of luul; Inn It a few weeks ago,
'during lior visit to thu fair, nml was
greatly impressed with It, Tho vnluo of
tho prim-iss' gluvi gown will ho something
llkn lttXXX
I ThM fulirlo, contrnry toVcueriil expocta-
t!on, is soft nml Mlkcti. There I nothing
harsh or brittle nliout It. It U u idieon. of
jewel. It Is tho llnest of silk plastered
over with crystals. OIiim fabriu has this
Vlnltom to tho Mldnny I'liit.iinco Can Btt
llmr Alt Manner of Cimtly atut Clii'iip
(IIiiod In Mninifarturril liy Skillful Work.
mrn-TIi Work of M..kli.K Cut (llass. " i" """ "i"i,"?.,",Ti: - "I ' i-l u ... l
. l mi.lllliuuu M Ul iiiwsi. iiiiiui Iflifllin, iv ,1...
iua wear out. u noes not, inrnisu in
riiri ."pinning lliu.
Wottui's Faiii, Juno no. Special.
For Hoiuu of thu most Interesting features
of tho fair the enterprise of American
manufacturers Is to ho given ctodlt. On
tho Midway plnlsancc, for Instance, where
thero Is nn assemblage of savage llfo nnd
strange peoples from nil over tho world,
thrro is no moro Interesting exhibit than
that innilo by rt llrm of glas blowers.
They Inivo erected hero n complete plant,
with steam engines, iv great furnace, ma
chinery of nil sorts, and perhaps SiOO work
men and salesmen. Hero they nirry on
tho wholo business of glass making, blow
ing, moulding, coloring, cutting. If una
inny Judge by tho populnrltyof thofnetory
water, nnd It stained by a foreign ul
st nro may bo washed with soap and
water or with chemicals without in any
way injuring Its texturuor color, I should
not imagine It would ever bo popular for
dress goods. In tho first place it Is tot
expensive, and tholigh tho manufacture
may Ihi ablo to cheapen It somewhat tin
they develop their processes, It Is not like
ly to come within tho reach of cu'ry-dny
purses. Morcoxcr, It Is too pretentious
for any wear but to balhooms, and thero
It, should homnculllccnt. herothogluss
fabKu Is ot most sen lcol in tho making
hangings for rooms, curialus, port lets, of
and wall decorations. It is not only rich
m.d handsome, but it lasts forever nnd
may always bo cluanid. If dustaccumii-
among tho visitors to tho fair not many of lates upon it, take it it own and souse it in
our people have had tho pleasure of seeing water, tllass falirlo Is ono of tlio novelties
tho glass-making process. Great crowds of tho exposition, and tho manufacturers
I ..I ....f fh.t iiiiiivu mi it Kiviib iniii'1 j uiniiiiiiiiiiiikii'n
-s.sj'.5t.'.'" :v.vi:!:. "i .vsssy
VK.WW(VV'.'ja f .v'nt' . '& i.V .V J.'VXV
nro constantly passing
doors. It is not a free show, elther,though
tho admission fee is only 10 cents, nnd tl'ls
Is refunded on tho purchaso prlco of any
nrtlcloyou may wish to buy within. Tho
nroiirletors say they charge ovon this
llUUMXriTOX KOUTK.
THU OKKtl'IAI, UNF. TO ClllllHTIAN K.N
lU'AVOII t'DNVKNTION AT MIIMHIiAl,
Tito Xebinshii delegation will louvo
liliH'olu tit Vlj'Jo p. in., Monday. July ,'l, by
fimt thrmigh tinlii over tlio llurlliiglon
route to ('liiengii, tluMico liVHix't'liil 1 ruin
via W'almsli and Oinndliiii I'lii'llUi rail
wa.K to Monti enl.
Regular truiiiHfiotu tl.in north, noutli nml
west will connect ut lilncoln with tlio V.
P. 8. V. P.. train, which will lie. ciiuliipcil
with elegant reclining chair earn, riill
iiiiiii sleepctM, dining earn nnd piitiitlnl
coaclies.
Ample iiccoinuiodiitloiiHliuvobccti pro
vided and it In tlenlred (hut nil who In
tend visiting Montieal dining tlio con
vention uirutigo to go on thirt tvnlii.
Full partlciiliiiH mny be obtultied from
Itov. Ij. P, liiidden, liliu'oln, iiJho ut II, .V
M. ilepot or city olllcc. corner Tenth nnd
O fdreotn, wlieic iilceplng cur bertliH mny
bo acctircd, nnd nil urriingcmenlH for (ho
trip completed. A. C. Xtr.MKit,
U.P.AT.A.
Cut out tlio coupon nml piocutc
ndiulHsIon to (lie giciit plunge In
new Hantnrltim,
free
the
Biuiill Hum tint tnr flu, Hnlco of roviMioe. lint
to prevent their placo being uncomfort- posslbllltl.sof aliimlniini .urn al
ably crowded as would be tho caso If thero ' y.!'!1'!1"r.V1 J"1 .& '
wero no admission fee whatever.
I
Dr. T. O'Connor,
(Sucoemir to Dr. Clinrlcn Sinirl(.)
CURES CANCERS, TUMORS,
W.m nnd Fltnlii nlthmit the u ul Knlte,
l'liiori(iitiu or r.ili'T.
I'l.'U'.. 1W 1) Strmt ('ii I. luck.
t. ( y 'ii l.lc
,TLIN
COLN, NEB.
Chicago Rock Island & raciflc Ry.
IJUBH1 . . i-.i. ' ij1 ' ' 1 1
Host Dluliifr Car Service In the World.
. TO THE WORLD'S FAIR
GREAT nOcTlSUHD ROUTE
FROM THE WEST.
Remember, thla Z.ln hns a Depot for all
trnln at Enijrlewooa(Bnburborchloaffo),
cloae to the World's ralr Oate.
TAKE THE ROCK ISLAND.
JNO. SEBASTIAN, G. T. AND P. A. CHICAGO. ILL
of it to bo sold as souvenirs at rctiMiunblo
prices.
Another iutoiosting and novel exhibit nt
thu fair is a beautiful wagon, tho metal
pottlons of which aro constructed of
aluminum, tho llrsttlmu that this metal
has been imt to such practical tiso. The
Imost ti-
Interest Is
felt in thu future of this valuable, motal.
rrlitrl v.lli ii vi.nru lliii If. wnu mnrnlv IL
Knterlng this World's fair glass factory CMt,nifcui curiosity. Today many solcntlilo
you find yourself near tho bau of a big wrltem think ftis destined ultimately to
glass furnace. Through tho little doors succeed nil other metals for mechanical
which tho workmen open now and then nnd ornamental purposes. A striking il-
you may seo tlio mass ot molten glass
within, red and glowing. Ono of tho
blowers sticks his tubo through the. open
door, worms It around in thero for u mo
ment, and withdraws it with n small
quantity of molten metal adhering to tho
end. Hu lifts this in thu air, blowsthrough
tho tubo with Ids lungs, and inflates tho
mass of mo'teii stuff to globule, liy
rolling it upon n hard, smooth surface ho
causes tho bulb to assume any form ho
wishes, an electric light globe, n tumbler,
n vase, n saucer, a. flower-holder. Ho
adorns it with glass of various colors
wiilch Is wound upon his globo much as a
coul Is wound on n bobbin IniiKpIuuIng
machine. Hu fashions tho exterior of his
bulb in various forms by rolling it along
pnttorio. Tho wholo process is so simply
and quickly done, tho glowing mnss of
glas being handled as if it wero plaster or
clay, thut ono is amazed.
Tho cheaper lino of work is going on nt
tho biuiio tl no near by. This is what is olafs nuiwr.its AT wonic
known as pressed glass. Ono niiin reaches iustmtlcm ot lts VilllU) ls Kivt.n j tho bonu
Into tho furnace with a long tube, extracts ti(i wagon which has been inmlo by a
a mnnll quantity of metal, plunges Itinto otc,i Indiana firm of wagon makers. Tho
a mould, another man cutting off tho tlrcsof tho wa'ouaronu.doof steel, bur
superfluous portion with n pair of scissors, n,shcd ftnl lalo t() Ustuu ,lko lnIrrorM.
a lever is pulled nnd tho piston of tho Antl,ort'inalnliiK melnl in tho vehicle,
mould comes down pressing thu glass iuto con8Utltlg ot i)oU(S m,t, screws, rods,
tho Hhapo of ft butter dish or cream cii,w. braces, chains. jialU. etc.. aro mado
pitcher, in a trice tlio hit ot molten siuii of olId ui,lmimm,, nu pounds of tho
lias been cotivertejl ntonuisn uinowiu- llu.tal having been used In llnlshing tho
most perfect. A. llttk ) finishing, libit of wn,on inm had been used Instead its
polsh ng don; also by machinery, will wd.?llt would havo been 41H) pounds. Tho
jnako it ready for tho market; nnd when it W00(lw)rk on tIlu W11K0I, i equally as
Is done, it will bo ft thing of benuty, bright beautiful ns tho metal portion. Tho polo
nndgllste'lng.nlinost as clear and fine, as ja 0f curiy ttsh ,i thu hubs of yellow
cut glass I vself, and yet very cheap, lids b,r(ji Tho renminder of tho wood work
is but one f an almost Infinite variety of of tho ,H whlt0 tl.col Krowth i.
methods by which modem manufacturers (1,Um lllckory, Jt il( Unlnhud with oil
produco tho most beautiful articles at ftn, rubbg varnish, to protect thu
prices within tho reach of thu multitudu. fll)()r aml nilturill i,wU.r f thu
Tho bowls, pitchers and glasses which w()0(1 wlt,out concealing its natural
uro to bo decorated by Jiand aro produced beauty. Tho box Is mado of rose
in tho sanio way, though of finer material W)0(l inlllld wUh u nmov f holly
imd moro careful workmanship. Iho (m(l wUh ti,jrty.jvo niedTils awarded to
beauty of cut glass consists not so much tho makers slnco 1W2. Tlio log required in
in tho quality of tlio material ns lu tlio ex- lur to t boards of a hli:c adequato for
('lifiip ltiiti',
I)encr, one wav 8 l-XK)
PciiMT. round tiin '.'(UK)
Chicago, one way ItUHl
Chiciigo, round trip ID.70
St. I.oiiIh, one wav , , I0.0.i
Ht. houls, niiinil trip 18.10
Per full paitlciiliiiHcnll at Union IV
dlle nlllce, 1011 OHticcl.'
J.T. Masiin. K. II.Si.osso.v.
City Ticket Agt. (leu. Agl.
VlOtttrfTS MR EXCViRS0H KMES.
THEY WILL PERMIT ALL TO
The iiiost direct roule Is via tl
.MAMMOTH Tltl'.NK I. INI!
KNOWN AH THIS
QO s. f'""nL"Sv
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rhiilh'l Morluiiuo Sul,.,
Xiillro I" hi'ieliy isUeii tlmt l virtue of a
rlmtli'l itinrlKin,'!' iliitcil the lllli ilnj or .Inly,
IM'.', mill ilnn tlm Dili ilii) orOrtoliiT, IMrJ, miii
ilnl tllcil In tlm clllrii of the I'niinty HitIv of
l.iiiiriiKli'rriiiiiit), Nelir., (lie lllli iImj of Jul),
IM. nml exiTiitnl li (Ico. Ilotlinin to l.oid
I'ikIoi to Ki'i'inn tlm liniment of tlm Mini of
Tliiiti IUi DiiIIiiik. nml nimn wlili'li llicn U
nowiliiK tlinsinn of tliirtvllMi ilnllnrK nml In
terext nt III .cr cent. Oofniilt Innlnu Ih'cn
iniiiln In tln luiMiiciit of tlm milil miiii nml
now Mill or oilier iirix'i'i'iliiiitH nt lnw luuliw
lii'enliiHillnti'il In rifimirrtilil ilclil, llii-refiirn I
will m'II ilii. iriiicrtj tlieri'ln iliwrilln'il, Ui
Ollllllllll'k llllllll llllllll IllMllll S J I'll IK lllli, VM'lUllI
iiIikiiI MM ioiitiils one bliii'k lmrii nniti II
M'nrx oM gnil wi'lulit nlioiil lui ikhiiiiIh, nt llll.
lie iiiii'tlnii lo tlm lilulient lilitiler for i'iihIi, hiiIk
tolukn plum iiltlic I'uriiir of Ninth unit It
street h, l.lni'olii, Ni dr., iviniiui'iiiiiur at III
oVIixk p. in. on Jul) llllh, lMtt.
I.oi'ls l'osi(,
MllltHHl.-1'li,
I III I I'll Lincoln, Ncli., ,luni P. IMtl. S2.VII.
bINCOUN TRUNK FACTORY.
It Ih the only HiHl-tiiisH line In the city, and all hIiiiiiIiI buy t Idiots over this route.
Ttiiiikh, Traveling lings, Kxteimhiii Ciihch, INickel IIiniUm, Urcsslng C'iihcii, StrapM,
nml everything Hint class for tiavcllerH.
Rambler BicycloEs
AIE EASIIoY KI560GNIZKD.
Thoro Is a certain nir
haps you have noticed it.
of distinction about l(AMHIol:R ridersper-
notii'i:.
lii the District Court of l.iim'iinter county,
Niliriinkii. I
liillni iiinttur of Hie iii'1IcmI1hii of ctiiiuii
Wllle, iiiliiiluUtriitrlx of Hiui'Hliitu of .lolm II,
Wlltiuh-ci'iiHcil.
TIiIm ciiiihp i'iiiiikoii for lieiirln upon tlm m
tllioii of I. uiinii Wit It', iiilnilnlMrntrlx of tlm
eclule of .lolm II. Wltli' iIim'i'iihi'iI, pnijlnu fur n
llci'iiM' In m'II lui lir.T, In tlm illnuiof DcWIlt,
Snllnc county, Xchr., for Hm iniMiii'iit of iIcIiIh
nlloui'ilimiiln.'l sulil estalii nml fur tlm i ih t h of
iiiliiiliiiKlriitinu, there not IihIiik Millli'lenl per
coliiil properl) to pny Milil ilelilM nml expmi.
It Ih tlii'iefor iinli'leil Hull nil pitkiiiih Inter
exti'il In kiiIiI cHtnlii nppeiir liefnre Ine on Hm
'J-'tli ilii) nt .Inlj, I'UI, nt Klo'iiiK'k a. in., or hm
hooii llieienfter ns council run lie heuril to hIiiiw
cnlIHe wliv h Ik'eiiHii hIiiiiiIiI mil lie 1,'riilltl'il to
cillil iiiliiilnlMtrntrlx to fell thu iiIiom- iloHi'rlheil
renl ei-lulii of the ileceiiHi'il, iin clinll he ueceii
Miry In liny biiIiI ilehtn nml expenin'H.
Duteil HiIk I'Jth ilny of .lime, ISKI.
fit VM. Ij. ll.M.t.,
' .luiluuoftlm District Cinirt.
THE
GREAT
EASTERN
HOTEL
Chli'iiKO
The I.niet In Hie World)
Out 1,0(0 IIimuiihI
con. ooth 8t and st. lawhencc ave.
Only two hlockn from the .Midway
I'lnlBiinceent nineu of tlm Miirlil'H fair.
American I'liili Atl.llll.
Kiil'iipeiin rimi, ti.no.
Write for ilntci, roiiuiK nml rules to
('Ol'HI.XNII TOWNSCNI), Mr
Kornicrly Mur. l'nliner HoUmi.
qulsito nature of tho work put upon it.
In this World's fair glass factory you may
seo glass-cutting in all its phases. A dozen
or moru young men sit before emery
wheels working by steam power with
streams of water trickling down upon
tUelr peripheries, griuumgaimcuuiug uio fr()m tluruto Xew York by
sunacesoi uiu giass uinnua iiaiinuiiij iu reiiulrod tho services of a
tlio
which have been chalked
im LINE
TO
ST. LOUIS
AND
CHICAGO
patterns
1 upon them in tho pattern room. To pro.
ducu ft perfect cut glass rose bowl of mod-
'IsiiiibIzo ono young man will work for a
week or more, and thus you maybeo why
it Is tlmt cut glaaswaro costs so much
money. Ho must grind and grind, cut
Mid cut, hour nfter hourto produco tho al
most inuumorablo prisms which reflect
tho rayaof light llko n diamond and mako rj,llu lm.tld jH ever
this prodrct of thu glasvblowur'B art liko 8t(lto but lU-s uuitei
IIIU JU1U10 (IIUUltfllQ OVUlli:.
Theru a m slnglu pieces of cut glass lu
this exhibit which represent a month's
hard work by tho most skillful of me
chanics iu tlio grinding and polishing
aloue, and perhaps two weeks moro ot
workiu iiuperintendcuce, inspection, fin
ishing and assistance. Tho result of all
this effort la glorious, and costly.
, Somo of tho most beautiful souvenira of
tho exposition aro mailo iu glass. All hurts
of articles have- pictures of tlio principal
exposition buildings within them in dell
cnto lines. On somo you may havo your
namo engraved whllo you wait. These en
graved souvenirs aro very popular, and
largo mini bent of them aro sold every day.
But the most wonderful thing iu tho
show is tho ulasH fabric. Ono of thu
workmen iu this concern discovered somo
time ago that ho could spin glass into
threads of even slzo and texture just us
wool or cotton is spun. Ho talked to tho
proprietor about it, and tho result was
that tho firm decided to make a specialty
ofspunghuss articles iu caso they could
unit salo for tliem. Tiiey began in n mou
tho box, sides and ends, weighed 1,505
pounds and cost iif thu raw statu V.'flO.bO.
It was cut in tho province of llelinonte,
Brazil, and was brought down tho Bel
nionto river maiy miles lu a huge canoe,
thenco by bark to linhln, Ura.ll, and
steamer, it
woodworker
PROT15CTIO!
Them Ih no InMMiirnof u failure of it to cure
PNEUMONIA, DIPHTHERIA,
80AHLETFEVEn, 80RE TMftOAT,
Oil A COLO.
DlhCoMTeil nml Mnniifn. ttirnil only liy
lr...I..Woiileii,7S.eliiltl(iKt.,I)etroit,Mli'll
Semi f fot ii trlnl iKittlu ui'il uuiiriuiteii.
People jjivt' them credit for belli"; competent to jtuljre a bicycle
for Unowinj,' a yood tiling when they see it.
An air of confidence is clearly marked In the graceful bearing of
HAMUIoHW riders. They know the wheel they ride; have utmost con
fidence in it.
Knowing, that Ramblers are liliih untile, and are sold at list price
only, people do not look upon RAMBIdIM riders as frequenters of "bar
gain shops."
"ALL RAMBLERS HAVE Q. & d. PNEUMATIC8."
1. 0-U1MXlI15, sows -YGisrwr,
mio t M'l'ioioic'i
?? SSi-JSSSSS SSS Jt-S-iSS'.?)
The
YOUIl DKALKIl FOR
HOMU" CLOTHING.
Ilet nil' Hie I'llee In I lie Wollill
!
ASK
IAPPY
ISVKKY HIIT llt'AIIANTISI.I
, .Miiiiiifnctnnil oiilj liy
i.. w.tcii.sMrni .v'o.,(iiiciiun,illlnoiH.
three months to prepare the box for tho
finisher, and thirty successive processes
to bring it to its present state of polish.
Aluminum is now woith about WJ cents
a pound. At one time it sold for till n
pound. In lb! it was reduced as low as
81.50, and lu lb'Jl it sold at l.U0. Iu 18112,
competition in America and abroad had
forced tlio prlco down to oo cents a pound.
louud in a natural
ited with oxygen lu clay,
HOW TO VISIT THE WORLD'S FAIR!
SAVh YOl'H MONIiY.
Choopl ;v- 1 1 1 I -vn' Itliout
I Ol llg illl IMOI I lipilll.
Semi .'i cents In ,"tiinim for ii ikthoiiiiI clrculnr
fli in oee'ilio tins heeu tlieie.
w iii:i:i; to sioi . rotsTi:ns io ri.oi'i.i:.
lion 'to uvru i in: oiiot siih.
Aihlrct, ,11. It. I'lSltlNOISIt.
I'jLMiirket St., Chlruuo. 111.
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Who will cut this Goupon out and buy a pair
of Shoes before July 3d, 1893, of
5 per cent of Goupon Purchases goes to
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ON THE CHEST OF THE AUEGHANIES.
iMnlnblni. H.AO. It. It.)
SEASON OPBNS JUNE IS, 1893.
Rates, eiSO, 8".r nnd fiKl a month, no
cording to location. Address
GEOKCJE D. OkSIUHLOS,. Manager,
Cumberland, Mil., up to dune 10; after
that date, either Deer Park or Oakland,
Clarii'tt county, Mil,
G
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RfATFSiHtfrLilDIN
1 h thi; iniRijnjUiiuk
WORlD. IflouiicitlT
Callorn-nil furi'livulnrciinfilnlnif U'v
mo.t uirreluiiacuivmif C.iniiiiiiltun.
( m ,-, Ilrlalit's lilwin1, ScrofuU, K
ii'inn Syi'tilH.. lite iiniiitl.iu, L'uliirrli,
T'linuiv, Stiitnnili Tnmlilen lie, tic,
is a unman i.t mn not icviiuliiv.
,tv-ili-'li' rwlie... iiinll"l,!l1"l,.l:.l!ll'.ii1'
l.r K.tb. imt A4MI lr.l.. lllli 41.0, lit
est wny, but their wares, on account of
novelty as well as beauty, havo attained
such popularity that glass hplnnlng is now
nn Important feature of tho business. It
would bo dl.'Hcult to imagine anything
more dazzling and curious than this pro
cess. Tho molten glass is spun out Into a
long thread by tho rotation of ft splndlo,
nnd on being cooled la wound around ft
bobbin precisely us ouo would wind yarn,
though of course tho diameter of tho spool
is pretty largo. Tlio makers say thu glass
spins out in very even thickness, and
runs surprlslugly "true." From tho spin
ning It goes to thu loom. Ono girl cuts
tho threads into tlio proper lengths and in
epects them for faults. Another operates
the loom. Each glass thread Is laid in by
hand, and a careful movement of the mn
chine pushes it to its placo in the fabric
Then another thread is out in, and so
feldstmr. corundum, cryolite, and most
other minerals. It conies chiefly from
Ilaux, a small vlllajjo in tho south of
Franco. Deposits have also been found iu
tho United States, and it hns been esti
mated that thu metal constitute)! about
ono-twelftu of tho earth's crust. Theroaro
a number of processes for obtaining tho
metal and it is hoped to yet cheapen its
production so that it can come iuto gen
eral uso. Its weight is alxmt onu-thlrd
that of iron, and one seventh that of gold.
When cast It is as soft as silver, but whoa
rolled or hammered it becomes almost as
hard as iron. Its tensile strength is
twelve tons to tho sipuiru inch. It
does not rust nud thu mechanical
world looks forward to tho day when it
shall become as cheap as iron and rovolu
tiouUo at least ouo branch of mechanic,
arts. ltOIlKHT filtAVEB.
A glorious plnn of continental bell ring
ing has been evolved by tho directors
of tho World's fair. It will Ikj tho
grandest peal of rejoicing ever heard. At
noon, exactly, by central standard time,
tho now liberty Ixill will ring out iu tones
which will be echoed nroiiuil thu earth. At
thu samu tiiuo all tho boats in tho harbor
will Milut'Uiul every bell In tho city will
bo rung, 'hit thu ringing will nut end
there. Arrangements aro Mug mado to
havo every bell in tlio United Stales peal
forth at exactly 12 o'clock noon, Chicago
time. At night by far tho grandest end
most extensive pyrotechnic display over
seen will bogiven.
1 A number of exhibitors havo been giv
ing away fans as advertisements, much to
tho dismay of tho man who has tho f ran
cldso for selling tho comfort producers.
As protests did no good, tho concessionaire
has appealed to tho exposition authorities
asking that tbuy prevent his trudo from
being ruined.
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III Noutli lilcventli Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.
ENTIRE CAPITAL INVESTKD IN U. S. BONDS
YOUR SAVINGS SOLICITED.
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i ht iik'riculturnl comitry iiniler tlieciiu. unit Ink'
to he lickh'il hj tlm IiiixIiuuiIiiiiiu'h ploWHliiirn,
thix l iilnm-l the hi't clinnco to olitnin one of
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thread by thread tho metal textile growH, i Au exhibit from tho holy land haauoun
It 1b slow work, a uluiblu fingered girl, received at tho Transportation building,
with ouo assistant, being ablo to mako but ! Among other things it includes n model of
a quarter ot a yard of glass cloth in a day the boats used on tho Sea of Galilee in tho
Naturally glass cloth Is oxpcuslvu. Sixty I time of Christ.
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relnlhe tonlieep. mine unil Koncrnl iiirinim.'.
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niluen unil low ii of New Me
Moving Household Goods and Pianos
None but lixpericiued Men einploved. Latest devices lor Moving Machinery, Safes,
and other heavy article.
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