Nebraska Newspapers

    July 14 1898
PUTFORN
AND
POLK
Opinions of Populist Workers
Two Very Impotant
Subjects.
on
LIBERTY, FAITH AND UNION
Legislative Members and News
paper Editors Upon the Lino
of Work This Pall.
Horn lotaroatlng Letter).
In order to direct Interest and pro
voke thought along the line of the mot
important work fort til fall's campaign,
vis: tbe platform utterances am the
policy toward other reform orifaniza
tion In ttii state the Inokpkndknt
sent out to members of tbe lust leglelo-
ture and editor of the reform news-
paporeia this state the following ques
tions:
What ought to bo tbo loading articles
of the platform?
What attitude toward the war and
consequence growing out of it?
What should be the form of action
taken toward the democratic and silver
reoubllean conventions which meet at
the same time?
The fo ow loir answers have been re
ceived:
let. The settlement of the question
of our finance, unlimited coinage of ell
vur mid the Issue attendant.
2nd. The public control of all public
corporation, transportation and com
uiunication.
Jlrd. The iroveroment to retain all
ripanisb possessions taken, for lodem
nlfy, give the people of those posses
sions self government, under the pro tec
tion of the United Btotee.
L. J. Hou.ano.
Itep. C&tb Diet.
Home as we have bad with such add!
tlons oh would make It up to date.
Push it with all possible haete. We are
lurgeand grand enough for me, No
more territory. Any form that In Just.
Meet in one convention with the ratio
distributed iu proportion to their
strength.
M. C. Fkiimon,
Itep. 45ib Diet.
Tbe leading article of the state plat
form should be relative to pressing de
mands in our state economy in all de
part mnte. One or two at moat term
for official. ! salaries for official
and no erqtillte, Tbe doioir away
with secret lobbying about legislative
balls end more severe punishment for
bribery either union: voters, juror, leg.
ielator or other official, and condign
punishment for official dishonesty with
out repeet for party affiliation.
Tbe war woe begun for humanity'
sake only. l.et u be as boneet and eon
siHtento sympathetic.
Every man In tbe right is my brother.
Why dispute over names or contend
over issues long since dead.
J. If. PtJNDA,
Henator 2d district.
1. Iteaffirmative old principle de
mand rigid fcouomy In state affairs.
2. Denounce bonds and war of con
quest. 3. Tbey should endorse our ticket
with a populist for governor and the re
nominal Ion of the balanceof our prewent
atate officer, Including attorney On
eral Km) th. There ehould, and must be
perlect co-operation toinure a reform
victory In tlil state.
E. M. Wkiib,
Representative of 60th Diet.
Faiiibuhv, Neb., July 8, 1898.
1. Re-affirmation of alligance to na
tional ihhui'. I, e. monetary reform, free
silver, no interest-bearing bond.
2. Vigorous proeecution of war, etrict
fullfillment of promiee to Cuba and the
world. Opposition to tbe preeent ram
pant spirit of greed and imperialim.
3. Fusion by all mean on an honor
able bols. W. F. CiuMii.
Ed Journal.
let. Btata control of all public enter
prise that ar per e monopolies. Hon
est and economical administration in
every branch of the elate government,
to t he eud that taiation may be lessened.
2. Prosecute the war to tbe bitter
end if need b for suffering bumatiity's
sake, but not for acquisition of territory.
3. Treat all co-operative form with
spirit of fairness, but retaining alt right
that Justly beloug to the opiiHt organ
Uation. C. w. I'MKi.in,
Itepreetoitativ 07t Dltb.
1. Kcouomy, honesty and our pact
word.
2. Nothing except a Mtroug denuncia
tion of th bond iu.
Third an equal distribution of tittter
in proportioa to their votlnir tnre.
WiUiu Wlulow,
Jtp, tlOlh Diet.
t, Inltiativ aavl relradaw.
J. Finance,
II, Tri aapurtavUie,
4. I.vtd.
&. 0erfbipb publlsolall Wtiaopo
Ue of pablw leMiitHM,
iiiNi war KMVMlty but
daa tk oty 's of Hitwrftti son.
grfMnua asl tkr kiak offWial who
Mertae Mtrtotww lor HI ael buad
ur 4ipl In Ik iaf oliaariky,
W will ttfkt asd dw lf kamnnilv,
bataotkif iatiiray, Wha Cubit
tr wilt Mtiaa our 0kl at Is bal
lot Wl.
Oikf polilieal parley nw u tkeit
lMrt irurn war suadoet at th UmI
uu ei.av.ak-a.
Juka IV YW,
li. I oik D .I.
ftM fMipalUt t Hull ity linl.l
iliMisvMitioa la U'Ntl ttttlajr aal will
4 UNaif ti Liaeoia Ast HJ Ki
taiMmarHeM t4 aastag f ar
wUuaa,
Jail A. Rota,
Rep, ftUtk Dl.
1. Economic administration coneerv
ative legislation, adherence to tbe St.
Louis platform of 1890.
2. Advocate vigorous war policy and
oppose territorial extension.
3. Absolute harmony and co-opera-tion.
M. W. MnGann,
Beuator 0th Diet.
1. Reaffirm St. Louis platform, de
clare In favor of non-interest bearing
legal tender uote and silver instead of
bond for war expenditure.
2. War for liberty of oppressed but
not for continent. International ware,
etanding armies etc., will reult from
conquest.
8. invite tneir co-operation, give
them all we can but I think the present
executive officers should be renominated
union lloloomb decline a third term.,
J. C. Hhnll,
Rep. 8d DiMt.
1. Htaiid by the Omaha platform, the
free coinage of silver, none but govern
ment ieue of money.
Government ownerblp of railroad as
the only eolutlou of the traneportatloti
qiietlon, trout and combine uleo, In
(iore the war for human liberty and to
relieve suffering humanity, tbe advance-
nieiit of civilization and no more, hold
to tho grand principle that Just govern
ment derive their power from the con
fH'llllll lrJirUITl IU IlllflrlW HI H.TIII.-H I',
-,... ,.l l. w..-.. In I 1 1 11. , 1 i.n I .
unite with all organistfoiis working for
the leading principles of our party. I he
form adopted a year ago is a good one
it, id. jotiiiMon,
Henator 25tb Diet.
1. Platform Immaterial a long
the democratic lawyers run the party.
2. I ft the parties that started th
war work it a while, iVpuliet will do
well to take care of their own bulne.
3. Thee matters are already f)x-d
from the orimarie uo. Th ooticy I
ilenifxTit ic confueion. no matter wuettier
etrulKht pop, fulon or stralKht demo
cratic, it I all tbo same outfit nomi
tiated by tho democratic club in Omaha
they will no more abandon it than rats
will abandon fresh cheeo.
IUOien Htebhfu.
Rep. C4tb Diet.
1, Initiative and referenda tn.laet year
utterance repeated and eniohueiwd, no
boekward steo or word or It.
2. run tlie war to completion, uoi
ha no further use for Hpuin so fur a I
can see, Ttien eeo to tt mat every acre
of the conquered country trets ufe, pro
greeive, J net and riabteous law and
aovernment.
3, rut t wo or three of their be.,t men
on our ticket and ok tbe two conven
tion toco-operate in electing tbe ticket.
No more such fooling a we bad a
year ago.
J M. rnyder,
R. p. C7th Diet.
1. Embody about what tho Kansas
ture populit platform contain, adding
a recommendation that our elate law
be o altered a to enable thi eteteto
uild a line of railroad through tbe
etate in conjunction with other states
hat our product may have an outlet
to the Gulf, It lu't the republican we
have to fear, but 011 reel ve in not being
ru'y proirrelve reformers. The war
Dtwlare againt the bond fsue and in
favor of gnen back. Fulon Hbow
hat the ponuliet party i above parti
an narrowne, butafter bonet govern
meat and reform law.
Frank F. Loom!.
Rep. 28 tb Diet.
1. Indorse St, Lou I platform.
2. lodorM war, favor protectorate
over territory taken, condemn bond.
8. Co-operation with democrat and
ilver republican.
L.J. Ml'Ctiell,
Ed Courier.
Economy and honeety in the adminis
tration of elate affair.
2. Opponed to acquieition of new ter
ritory by conqueet.
ii. Complete f union. Democrat ehould
ave the governor. eilver republican tbe
In uleriifit governor, popuimt tbe bal
ance of tbe ticket.
Johnson Co. Journal,
Leading article of platform ehould
emand continuauce of economical etate
administration under Governor llol
comb. War with Hpaln ehould be proecuted
until Cuba I free aud independent.
Democrat 10 and ilver republican
partie ehould b dealt with justly and
tdicioUHly by satisfactory arrangement
for complete tusion, "la unison there is
strength." and the reform force of Ne
braeka must meet the political eueiuy
solidly. FrtxJ 8. IUler,
r.dttor rawuee city t'reea.
An earnest endorsement of tb war for
the liberation of Cuba, but a atrong pro-
est aaaiust ttte present nnauoial policy
I luruishiug mean to proswut tb
war, a declaration against allowing the
war to degenerate lulu a atrugul tor
conquest, but atth sam t tints lusisl
that whenever the American fU: is
planted a a military necessity In Ibis
war, It shall ttaud for th liberty of th
IMHiple of that territory a it stand for
lha I U-rty ul Cuba, Of eourw mak the
tat Issue atruug aadelswreut. Fan
pbasiie th fuadane-nul prlacipb ul
populism thai private oairtilp tnuwi
aivs pi sea to I'Ublio uwaership and ttiaa
gaioeat of all publte buinM,
J. A. lUlrd.
F.diUtr (Vlar Rapid Ouiluok.
I, Fre ailver, 0uaa,laa4 and trans
MirttUia.
K. pntaneal tk war Ui a ly
Baiah, tak ti aw isrnturv,
3. All reform fure attoultl gt tu
gtkr oa sua )iiiiatii basis,
llaaprflltllly
tU.tat A, III),
tldttof AkMWurtk ltU
t, (vHillea to trust aa4 MoaoiKt.
IW, uU twatWat MittetallMHi asd a
grlaals iaeMMta tai,
V, Tti saws brtegiaa akwat tk mmt
r)st, ktasw tka war le a fiakUwaa
was, at tkia aatioa soal4 foiMw tk
law wkaa ka 4 Ik briakNat er
a Ike tmstailltaaaut attkiag th
WMtaarvfcta) Ma4illoa 4 rnl al ewa
Hat, Ada k iDaWy,
tMltara Traatwa la4sv,
The initiative and referendum and
straight populhtt doctrine. Let tbe war
take care of iteelf there i no politic in
it Treat tbem tbe same as you would
any other party.
W. II. Carson,
Editor Oibbon Reporter.
1. Initiative and
referendum and free
coinaxo of ailver.
2. Indorve attitude of
reform force
and condemn bond deal.
3. (Jet together with as little BacrlO.ee
as poMeible.
m. AinDerry,
Ansley People's Advocate.
About a duplicate of lat years
plat
form with uo to-dat additions.
The war matter I too new to meddle
with very materially Hometblng may
turn up any day that would knock a
platform out entirely
t ulon suould be made II poiule,
W. F. llreweter,
Oakland Independent
1, Opposition to bond. Th lu
a nee of our entire money volume by th
government. Free silver, opposition to
annexation.
2. A vigorous prosecution of the war
a far a the Antllle are concerned and
anerfeet Indemnity lot expense incurred
3. Encourage tbe democrats and
silver republicans 111 convention assem
bled until all prejudice I removed and
tbey may see tb light as we e It,
Mindeu Courier.
1. Initiative and referendum, state
control of railroad, economy in state
administrations, oppoition topasol
tree passee, liberal stay luw,
2. No imperialism, uo protectorate
over Cuba, uo skylarking to const of
Hoaio. no fuudiuu; army after war,
3. Union of all force opponed to gold
standard and republican partie not as
democrat or populist under new name
J. i. iouiappeiie,
Ed Ashland Journal
Tbe principle as set out In tbe last
national platform 1 tbiuk, are good
enough. In regard to the war, I think
that it will be beneficial to the country
aud tbe populist party, Tbe party
should endorse the stand taken by our
members in congress, because 1 believe
they are about right. In regard to your
last question, 1 am in favor of a perfect
union of ail the reiorni partie against
the republican party, even if we bay to
give the other part'e all except our
preseut stat officer that have served
1...-, Ti. ..1. ....1. 1 .11
uuvuuv wnu, unrv mugiu uv uu ur
vision of tbe reform force,
T, J. Floyd,
Editor Trenton Register,
Unpleasantly Sag: (tire.
"That rich Mrs. Sloper said
he
thought she'd seen me before."
"People always bate to bear her say
that."
"Why 1"
"She used to be the female detective
In her husband's store." Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Might B Conrlnesd,
He bad been arguing with the sena
tor for some time, but without mak
ing much progress.
"I don't believe you're open to eon-
vletlon, senator," he said at last.
"Ob, I don't know," answered the
lawmaker. "What's your bldrChl-
jago Post
On Wy of Tallin- Papa.
Young Man "Mr. Ootrocks, let me
;ongratulate you on tbe marriage of
vour daughter." Gotrocks "Married!
My daughter, married! To whom, sir,
to whom?" Young Man "Excu me,
ilr; but, er you see, I er modesty
forbid me, sir; but the fact I, sir, she
narried me." A nam Freeman.
Give the Children a Drink
called Grain-O. It Is a delicious, appe
tizing, nourishing food drink to take
the place of coffee. Bold by all grocers
and liked by all who have ued it, be
cause, when properly prepared it tastes
like the finest coff-e but is free from nil
it Injurious properties. Grain-0 aid
digestion and strengthen tbe nerve. It
i not a stimulant, but a health builder,
and children, a well a adult, can drink
it with great benefit. Cot about u
much a coHh. 15 and 25c.
Call for CoDgrasional t'onvantton
i.t
Ithtrlvt.
Tbe Pople Independent Party of the
Firat congressional district of Nebraska
will meet In delegate convention at
i'lnttemoutb, Cas county. Nebraska on
thellth day of Auaust. 1HU8. at2
o'clock p. m. for th durpose of placing
in nomination a candidal for eongre
for said district, and to transact such
further business a shall come Oefor th
convention,
The bast of representation In thi eon
VII tin n l th vot et for Jefferson II
Rroady la th First congressional di
tr rt in I Mlt, nd Mtnb eounty will U n
titlstl to on delegtu for eaeh two bun
drl voleanr major fraction thereof
then east. Uadsr thi apportionment
the ssvsral eouatis ol tb district are
u tit 14 reaH:tivly to th tol luw 1 ng
numlier of dlgatea, lvwit;
I a as t(t1 !
I J Johnson A
l.aclr..,.. ,.U? Nemaha V
(H ,.., , I IV I'awse,.,,,,,,,,,, m
Itiehardsna 13
III rsooio mended that alteraata be
sete4 lor all deletfwt and that Ik del.
egate ireat cot k fail tot of tksir
rtMpevtiv roust!,
FuttiHasraiso,
Chalraiaa.
I t'ssalf t'ataita.
A dUrU euuwty oavetloe oJ Ik
pupba liiewitwfit Parly fur r
Wf oaty. Nbraka, I kervby alUI
to HHt at l.lsetJa, Nebraska a Wlwa
dav tfIITlb day ul July, iNttn at o
o'siin k e m , lor Ik pariMts ctf auail
eallag eaadtdate In k Mluwiag
wtllx ul I! voualy, to-atli law
tai wtea,lvtai rsprsaeatailtN!,
iMie ttaty aiu-raey a4 a euaaty
Mtsjiwtaaitiasr, aUj 19 start sWalM la
Ik ttai 4iavalioa l k WiIp la
Aspsettwat Parly la ka k4 a beeuia,
MeWka, ua Ik V I day l Aagstt,
t m, aba U lw 4lrga' In Ik ens,
lag evsgtwaaioaal avaUu 4 U aai4
party for the Firat Cougreesiooal Dis
trict of Nebraska; ateo to elect a county
central committeeman for Lancaster
county and to transact aucb further
It mines aa shall come before tbe conven
tion. The basis of representation in said
conntyoonvention is fixed upon tbe vote
cnt for (I "vernor Silo A. lloloomb in
1805 a delegate for each 15 vote or
major fraction thereof under which ap
portionment the flrst ward of Lincoln
will be entitled to:
First ward ,.10 Hecond ward. .....20
Third ward 34 Fourth ward 30
Fifth word 3d Hixtb ward 24
Keventb wart) 23 Huda precinct.,.,, 9
I'entervillo .., 0 Denton.,.. 7
Elk 8 Grant 13
Gurtleld 0 Highland 7
Lancaster 2(1 Little Halt , 0
Middle Creek 7 Rock Creek 8
Mill 8 Nemaha ,.12
Forth Itluff 8 Oak 9
Olive Branch 3 Panama ,.
Ris k Creek 8 Haltlllo 9
Mouth Pa 7 Hfcevrns Creek 7
Stockton 0 Waverly 7
WetOak 8 West Lincoln 7
Yankee Hill 11
If. is recommended that the primaries
of tbe various precinct and ward In the
county be hold on nunurday tlie
.l.i.i .I f.,1., 1UIIU m , U ul,,nt. n ...
for the purpose of electing delegate to
the said county convention, and it Is
further recommended that each precinet
choose it precinct committeeman at
the said orimarle instead of at the con
tention.
Roiikiit Whkrmsr,
Hec'y. Co Cent., Com. P. I. V.
I'MKO K MIIKflllClin,
Cbm., Co, Cent., Com. 1M, V,
Call for Stats Convention,
Lincoln, Nkm,, July Isf, 1808 Tb
People Independent Party electors of
tbe state of Nebraska, are hereby re
quested to send delegate from their re
effective countie to meet in convention
in the city of Lincoln, on Tuesday,
Augut 2nd. 1808, at 2 o'clock n, m. at
th Oliver Theater, for tbe purpose of
placing In nomination candidates for
the following slat officers,'
1, Goveroor.
2.
8.
4.
6.
6.
Lieutenant Governor.
Hecretnry of Htate.
Auditor of Public Account.
Treasurer.
Superintendent of Public iostruc
tion.
7.
8.
Attorney General.
Commissioner of Public Lands and
Buildings and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before the convention, Tbe representa
tion I based upon on delegate at large
for each county, and one delegate for
each one hundred vote or inejor frac
tion thereof, cest for Judge John J,
Kullivan for uprme judge at tbe
election of 1897,
Lacb county is entitled to representa
tion as follow:
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Howard 11
Jftron 14
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Kcarosv 12
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Kr Haba 4
Knot 11
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Mariisoa 17
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It I rscomnwadad thai ao proikw bw
allowed, asd that thdlegata preaeat
raal lha full vot ol tkvtr rvspsvlir del
nation,
Ahd it Mifurtksr reonnintsadm) that all
person who bltv la th priaoipia m
adforwlsd bf lb I'eupia aliaVt
I'ariy, who have not etiaawtad ihrm
Mva bretoiir with said party, ra
hersbr levltsd Ut partuipat la thdw
lilwrfttloa ul the aaai.
Tk bdiaartr tl tb enmaiilte
will be at tk l.tula llaM. tor, via
ami I'Mt., whera tfVWf at twktt py
ba had.
J. II. Ki'Mtwtaw, (kairuika.
M, Hows, lwrtary,
tltr l'oataa4aal Cwavaaltaw.
A dWt twaiMliwa tt la IWpWa
leipailsat arty ul th 4ta fr
wal lutret at tb Mtel l Kebtasia
t bseebf Ma4 Mt avt the tit ul
furl, rk Oiaaly. Nobrasta, W4
ejdat, Jty H!ia, at i a'eiurb, p,
sa t M tb frM v4 )laatg la aaiia
ation ono candidate for eomrrnssmnn
for tbe Fourth Conormsiiinnal District nf
Nebraska and for tbe transaction of
such other business aa may come before
ins convention.
The basia of representation Is the vote
oast lor the candidate of tbe Peoples In
dependent Tarty for comm. In tbe
year 1800, and each county In auid die
trict will be allowed . one delegate for
each hundred vote or major fraction
thereof cast for William L, Btnrk In that
year, wiilcb entitle tbe respective coun
ne 10 tne following number;
Butler 22
Polk 15
Gag.. 25
Jefferson .,...,. 15
Haundere..,...20
Thayee 14
Fillmore, ,17
Heward... .1 8
York 4M 18
Kaline 19
Hamilton 10
. . Total,, 205
It Is recommended that alternate be
elected for all debates; that no proxies
be admitted and that delegates present
cast the full vote of their respective
counties,
Gjco L. Buk, Eowt IUtic,
Secretary. Chairman.
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diately. Large Mns
trated Catalogue Free
-I.BAI1T MFG. CO.,
1731 Month MibSt.,
Omaha, Nebraska.
NO DUST
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All Comforts
Vli tbe
Chair Care, Huffst, Library and Frnok
Ing Ctra, I'ullmaa I'slacw and Tourisl
far, alo those Flegaat Dining Car
with nasal oa th European plaa.
All by tb
Burlington
Route.
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C. 1". A T. A.
iwt I rHfrala aa Ottk r.
IS rM 1 rat !!
Tie above Martina applies to tk
time eNmut, ty the Nnrbwateva
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tl tmara, lea lha by at bee llaea,
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taa bnara al wrinw ear rtdisg. Al
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tkroMw toartst ea4) NMmaa slwtr.
ebalr ear t (Vnivar. (W4, Plt IjI
itr, rurilsNil sad Ma FraaetarHt. fMa
lag ear tkrnask to Ike attaai. Got llek.
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Make Cheese at Home
"nd 1 to C. K. Klttfnger, Ipwich, 8.
Dak. for 10 rennet with printed Instruc
tions for making cbee at borne without
'iiying eoetly apparatus. Anyone caa
dolt.
Your money refunded If you fall.
Full Cream Cheese
the Kind Made
HI SELL DIRECT TO t UMtWU
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OFFICE 1040 0 IT.
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Prompt Service. Phone 255
1090 BICYCLE 53,00
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INS, ) 4t Awm faeloer. ViaeaM C
tfkrka 4 Wrwaslsg
Seriwa.
June 7tb and 2lt tbe Elkborm-.
North westara line will sell tlebeU at oaa
far pin $2.00 for rousd trip to point
on it lln In northwestern N''braka
and la Wyoming vt of and lueindiaf
Or in Juoetloa. Minimum rat 10 00.
Hfopover prlvllsgs going. Final Hull
two days,
City offlo 117 South 10th street. Li
coin, Neb,
DR.
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wao raasts stub
Privtte Diteitet
MBN ONLY
ID Viiri Kg pari.
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tki trm. m 7M, o
14th u4 rnaaj Its,
OMAHA. MKB,
), H. TftEtuioLMV A. Vanol,
New 2d Hand Store
J30 P Street, north of Pcatoffle.
Hew goods exchanged for old.
Highest sasb price paid lor all ,
kinds of Rtoves aad Foraltera
Clve us
a Trial
Trenholm & Vancil
MCir TO0KI1T OAK LIMB. 1
Weakly rersonally flandastad EiarloM
to furtlaad, Urs, via Uarllafttow
Kaau.
On February 17, and every Tbnrday.
thersatter at 0;Kl p. m.. Pullman tourist
sleepers, In charge of our own escursloa
conductora, are cbduled to leave Lla
coin for Portland via Denver, Lradvlll.
Halt Like City, Oadeo and th Oregon
Hhort Line, pasln through th grand-;
eatsofnery of tb Itekie and stoppingi
several hours in at Halt Lake City to al-i
low a visit to tbe many point of Inters,
there, llirtb, ticket and full informa
tion may b ob'-tlued at D. AM. depoV
or eity ticket o files, eoreeeol O and luta
strwets. Geo. W. Honnci.l,,
d'.A T.A. .
If TaarTlekals t B !
For th It. Y. P. V. meeting, read via
Nickel plat (toad you bav iiriviWe ol
boat rid between Cleveland aud Hub
f ibi, or stopover at t'hautaaqua Lake
wiihiaflaal limit of ticket. AIo return
limit to las ilutfuia to and Including
rt'.tsml"r lt,by rfopositing ticket with
Joint ageut, IUtr txi l.ir round trip.
City Tiekst Oltio 111 Adam Ml. Vaa
llura Mt. Paaaonger Htatloa, Chicago,
on the Ioop,
Tk HWksl rial Ma
I lh short rout betwssa Chicago
aad liutfaio, ami ao better rrvhs will
l tcedivd ',b Ituptlet Young Peuple'e
I'aioa na any othr tin. Hy deiatcit.
leg Ukt with pilal aasatiteasiua ol
rtrn limit from lluflaki to asd lulad
leg itrptswUr 1st aiar h secured sail
alti tnHivr att hautanua La with
ta Dual limit ol ik het. t'oMwegur aay
kav vkiiitw n water or rail rues l
iwewa ttsvrlasd aad iit0l, wiikia
laal limit ol tkt. Hal i 1).(H lor
thsroasd triu, Vaa lttra kit. I'aasva
tv stathia, t kkai oa th loop, Tlw.
fbtia Maia Sanu,
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