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ami hvt Hum nt'cn one nlop tnUtn by
a nionki'y In
Utnifiici. At
lln mmtttiry of anothiif
Hrst lilncfTort wnit qulto
pixr nml t cuiilil not at mice duclilo what
lie iiii-niit; Imt priiftifo linn dcvelopd!
In him pri'itt prulli'liinry, nml now he
apeak it nliniwt an plainly us the ca
puchin hitiiNelf. This was doubly in-
tereHtiiiff t me in view of the fnet that
I had liinir believed that no monkey
ever acquired the noundH of linotlier
BpecieH. I frankly admit that thin one
hiRtnnco Im alnne nitflloient to emwe, mo
to recede from a conclusion rendered
untenable by such certain proof, the
copeney of which Is emphasized by the
Bhort time in which it has been accom
pllshcd; but I still regard it as a
that monkeys do not do so.
rule
HE'S A JG.tY GOOD FELLOW.
Origin of a Tune Amtoclittetl Willi a I'np
ulur Hon (j.
The tune to which this aong h sung
Is "Marlbrouck," whi.th was once a
national air in France. In "Marl- parts of the city unsafe for drunken
brouck" the death and burial of Queen men to wander into after dark. This
Anne's great captain are burlesqued, ! man had knocked a policeman senseless
and, in what some French critics have with a club, astlicolllcer tried to arrest
considered It scathing satire, tlio clisas-1 him for garroting a passer-by. I was
ters of lllcnhcim and ltamillies are j jtanding in front of a llowery theater
believed to have been avenged. Hut .when I saw my man pass in with the
the fact Is really the reverse, for if j crowd. I followed and took a seat be
read appreciatively "Marlbrouck" cx-. hind him. I did not care to seo the
presses the widespread terror occa-1 play myself, particularly, but I thought
tdoned by the mere name of Ulenheim's It better not to make a row by arrest
hero, and the exultation of the French Ing him in the house, When
when they heard of his death, ho went outside that would
The "complalntc" is supposed to be time enough. The play was a melo
have come from the Walloon country, drama of the regular sort, only a little
ftnd It was unknown in the French more harrowing than usual. The vil
capital until fifty years after Marl bo- lain was particularly villainous and the
rough's death, when a Picardy peasant (good heroine unusually unfortunate,
woman coming up to Versailles to I No one hissed at tint bud iimn' Wl.
nurse the baby Dauphin, brought it
with her and sang her little baby
charge to sleep with the old jingling
rhyme. From this "Marlbrouck" ho
carne popular In Paris and ultimately
it reached these shores. The tune
being a catchy one, wo discarded the
Freoch words and wedded it once and
for all to our bacchanalian chant of
'For he's a jolly good fellow," and
o a song written in savage ridicule of
England and one of her greatest gen
erals bee iime one of the most popular
airs to which the hitter's countrymen
pledge Jovial cups. Notes and Queries.
doing to Kitrtmiii".
Mrs. IVewwed: "My dear, as you
aid we must do everything possible to
economize. I have been at work turn
ing my old dresses, and I can muko
most of them do another year. It
won't take mo over six weeks to get
through, and then I'll reshape and re
trim my old bonnets."
"Mr. Newwed: "That'a very sensi
ble, I must say."
Mrs. Newwed: "I have also been
trying some waxed thread and a coarse
needle on my old shoes, and I believe, "Horses warranted kind nod sound
they'll Inst six months longer; and I've my )mvo j,otn (t lUime ,limit,,H DUi
turned that old carpet wo bought sec- yt.t turnout to be equine maniacs,
ond-hand and given It a thorough others garanteed to be kind and true
washing, so that it will do very nicely; llllly ))(, jM)t, ,UI(1 lmvo ti1(, blind stag
end I'm going to make some curtains 1 ger bllt n h()rm, t,at is announced by
M 11,- . I. t .1 ....... 1.. f.l , .. . .
jor 1,1119 tip-nLuirn wjiiuowh, to uvoiu
buying new ones."
Mr. Newwed; "Eminently senslblo,
my dear."
Mrs, Newwed: And I've sent off
the washerwoman and discharged the
hired girl. I will do all the work my-
BClf."
Mr. Newwed: "You're an angel, my
love."
Mrs, Newwed: "And I took that
box of imported cigars you bought and
traded them for two boxes of cheaper
ones."
Mr, Newwed: "Now, see hero! Econ
omy is a good thing, but thcro Is no
need of your becoming an unreason
ing, funatical monomaniac on the sub
ject." New York Weekly.
A l,fiiii In rroniiiicliitliiii.
A somewhat distinguished elocution
ist used to say that the opening lino of
Tennyson's "In Memorlam" was a
grand test for the pronunciation of the
letter o. The lino is:
"Htrong Hon of (Jod, Immortal love."
Hero are four sounds of o. In "of"
It has one sound, in "immortal" an
other, in "Hon"' and "love" another,
and In "strong" and "God" another.
A nice car might seek to distinguish
between its sound in Hon and love.
Very little attention is paid to this
subject of pronunciation In schools,
and we have small sympathy with
those who think that it Is affectation
to try to speak correctly. Instead of
objecting because teachers try to show
ur children what correct usage re
quires we ought to be very glad of it.
Well, lie Mm a 1'oetlc l,lion.
Twynn The Chinese had the bicycle
long ago.
Triplett Oh, yes; if there is any
thing thb Chinese didn't have long ago
I'd like to know what it is.
Twynn liut this is true. You know
Tennyson speaks of a cycle of Cathay.
Jester.
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!kIiI llli ntmillin ttiilo hih-h
"I tliillt'l ht'nr lu till, ml 111'," Kit til till
I tm liln In til lit I lii put.
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1 liulf n ili?in I'tlii-iH,
j Wtiinlt r If hf'n n-itlly nil tli ml yet?"
Mlil ik wiuiinn.
"W-o--l," tlmwlfil a rurnl.tmiklnif
oltl rlinp, "'pun my lumor! Tltnt I Wt
l Hie ftt Imr fVi-r lumMinl at the tmr-
1 nir of tlm ('hlfntrn t lly hull!"
lhe lilf xiliftiinau only latiifheil a
Btnn.ii of (fulTitwn ti ml iikmuiiiciI ii he
roic jHtwi. While the peclntoin were
firing rnpid volleynof (piehtioint at him
there prcNscd in upon the wene a
intnippln
iiuirUcI -nui ii clad in the
apron-frock of IiIh trade, llo nw uii(f
the ciii'ciiNit upon his shoulder, and as
lie miide away with it remnrked: "I've
lost chickenN, ducks mid hoifs out of my
delivery wnifon in my time., but this in
the first dead bear that ever got awuy
i from inc."
VILLAINS REAL
AND UNREAL.
How a Iiiii-Iiy. ( rlinlnnl
WltniwiMid
Mi'loilrHiiut.
"I was shadowing one of the worst
rullluns on the Hast side," said a New
York detective the other day. "IIo
was a leading light in one of those
trrouns of thuirs which make certain
ness more than my friend the cut
throat. Ho howled with ruge. And
then he fairly blubbered over the woes
of the good people in the play. When
virtue finally conquered, ami villany
was dragged off In liandciil's, he roared
applause, stamped his feet like a pile-
driver, and was cenerallv delighted.
J'he urin of tileastire had not f.ul.id
from Ills face before I laid my hand on
liia shoulder, and ho tried to stab me."
TO HORSE
BUYERS.
A Tip Tlmt Mr Hit rueful
Wlinil
Are Hi. mi Auction,
"Let me give you a tip," said a prom
.ricnt horse dealer to a prospective buy
ir yesterday, "When you go to a sale
with the intention of pi, king up a bar
jralu, read your catalogue carefully be
fore you buy.
"Auction sales by reliable firms are
honestly conducted, utiil they don't
guarantee anything they're not reason
ably sure of,
" 'Kind, sound and true,' is tlio
phrase you want to keep special look-
out f,,r,
a reliable firm to have all these desir
able qualities is In the majority of
cases all right. If you want a proof of
this, go to any first-class sale and no
tice how the cureful buyers let showy
and uttnietive animals pass until a
kind, sound and true animal appears.
The price on Kin goes up like a rock
et." New York Advertiser.
MhiihicI"K Hny Huliy.
Tired Woman (in a rail way car)
"Please, sir, will yoU please hold my
baby awhile? lie's crying so I can do
nothing with him,"
Male Passenger "Urn what is he
jrying for?"
"Nothing at all, sir."
"Well er what good will It do for
me to take him?"
"Then he'll have something to cry
Shout."
"Oh, ho will?"
"Yes, sir; he'll bo crying for mo
then, and the longer you hold him the
louder he'll yell."
"I prcsnmo so."
"Yes, sir. Then, when ho is real
lure it Is only me he is crying for I'll
take him and he'll stop." flood News.
Tnlil of tint Dull of f liirnni'fi.
Prince Albert Victor, when a lioy,
wrote to his grandmamma for supplies,
and the autograph letter of denial and
advice which he received In return was
old by the youthful spendthrift for
thirty shillings. When he was ut Cinn
bi'ldge Dr. Thomson of Trinity showed
him, among oilier pictures, a portrait
of himself. "Anotherold master?" the
prince Inquired, witli apparent inno
cence. At another time, in making a
speech at a . sexcentenary banquet, he
gravely declared that the only thing
which ninrrcd the pleasure in being
present on that occasion was the re
flection that he would not bo present
at the next. Argonaut.
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uti-r n iimi (it llisl nliiitlliitt ! mtintt'ii
l"iiii!.!ii Hi' litoikcil HIMill fr.H elm if
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l.i ili'itl It. t in it I liti m in titt Ii-ill mi
i rilii Ut Htrlmir nml l.mk mn t im I
j (nun lilo p.M krl H n itivnltnl;
j thti ImiIht itntlil It'll Hint ll n
i w i it I. n In a U'lv' hitiil, !
The MriMiire liuin niw in'il It, look nut
a Utile, ivnil il titer and ttrer nt'iiUi.
then fiMin It folds tvllhilrew a Ittt-k of
lilt i . It wan gulden and the victim
who wi'iv waiting for their turn In Ihtt
I'hitir Mtw him kin the sunny lock and
put ll back in the envelope.
"Hair cut?" asked Hie burlier, ns he
rubbed lhe ttiftn of hair which aur
nui in lei I ti bald iit on the strange
lliim's heml.
".No im: imt for the world, ho ro-
plhul. "I cannot spare any."
"Man In next chair has hair like
yours, only a little bit moro of it," sag'
gested the barbtv.
"Ity Jove, he has," said the troubled
man, ami he darted out of his seat and
almost jit iiined to the occupant of
the next chair,
"doing to have a hair cut?" asked
the strange man.
"No," was the rather curt reply.
"Well, will you have a hair cut at
my expense?" said the man, without
hesitation, "I must send my best girl
a lock of hair, and I can't spare mine.
Come, how much is it worth?" and the
eyes of the colored boy who brushes
coats bulged out beyond his forehead.
"Sell it for a small bottle," replied
the man with a good growth upon his
head, and the stranger answered, "I'll
go you."
lhe barber began his work, and a
lock of the man's hair was handed
over to the stranger, who put it In a
little silver locket that bore a mono
gram. Then, when the work was fin
ished the two walked out together.
The stranger was smiling contented
ly, the club man grinned, the barber
laughed, and the customers gazed on
In astonishment.
"Wusn't Charley a dear, good fellow
to keep his promise and send me a lock
of his hair?" said the pretty girl that
night as she took the daintiest sort of
A locket from a little box. And all
was still but for the beating of hef
faithful heart.
A SHREWD FOOL.
I'rliHj Hiindy Hint Not so nimple at lit
Wu Siiiitl to Ito.
An old gentleman, a resident of New
York city, and who In his early man
hood visited Hlr Walter Seott at Ab
botsford, tells the following story ap-
propos of the Wi.ard of the North:
We took a walk one evening Just a
the sun was setting, and the punting
of a man near by attracted our atten
tion. I turned In the direction of the sound
and saw a ragged young man, with a
face unmistakably Idiotic and the shred
of a woman's bonuetou his head in lieu
of a hat.
"Ah!" said Hir Waltc gleefully, and
ho winked to me to note what fol
lowed: "here is my aln gudo friend
Handy Mclntyre, the wise man. And
whither are ye gangln', Handy?"
"I'm oot liiintln' for goold and siller,
Sir Walter," said the idiot, with a hor
rible grimace,
"Weel, weel, monl" exclaimed Hit
Walter, "What do you want wl' goold
and siller?"
"I want to bo rich, unco rich," re
plied the fellow.
"Well, I'll tell you what I'll do
Sandy."
"Tell on, Hlr Walter,"
"I'll gl' ye a thousand goold pounds
If you'll let mo kill you,"
"Na, na, Hir Walter," said the fool
like a flash, "I'll compromise wl' ye."
'Compromise?"
"Yes; I'll let you half kill me for
half the money,"
Walling on Tlminnf lvc.
The county farm Is raising two
calves that are being brought up to
help themselves, and. as a consequence,
require less cure. They are kept In
the barn, near a well, from which
water is taken by means of a common
cistern pump. The calves have
learned to operate the pump, and
whenever they want a drink they
pump It. One pumps while the other
puts his mouth under the spout and
drinks, and they turn about. Home
times one wants a drink alone, He
then takes hold of the plunger with his
mouth, raises it up as high as he can
and puts his nose under the spout and
gets his drink as it settles back. Ho
says an Ohio paper.
I'll line In Sulphur.
In demonstrating that sulphur melt
ed at about 1 15 degrees can be 'cooled
in paper, a chemist recently happened
to use a lithographed card, of which
the edges were turned up. Upon tak
ing away the card he discovered that
the lithographed characters were
clearly and distinctly impressed upon
the -cooled surface of the sulphur, and
remained after hard friction and wash
ing. Ity repeat etl experiments he was
sble to get very line results. The
(Jreut Divide.
No (iriiunilit for Complitlut,
llostetter McOlunis The safety
matches I bought here are no good.
Clerk -What's the matter with them?
"They don't burn. You can't light
one of them to have your life."
"Well, you can't get any better safe
ty matches than those, can you?"
'lex as Sif tings.
1 1 CuM Hul Nk ritm
In In .,i. in t,it.i. 1U. Mi
a J. i. l In I,. ,!, I. -fcmt
"HI I.-1 till (id i
I the nhni tv KUt I
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i' ii Hie i-lil. i.f ),. I turn It nil
l..iii- tj ak iitjt i,ni,i nt, i( tt out, h and J
lisni.l. l t. h fimlil ttnl liti) l.i jn.il. ile '
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iitiii. , tut 0,. tii,,,(t n, iitKvil fr j
jc,.i.,i t, 4(, ttnul lt Uttittte si
, t'luto isnt, t 'hint. (iii he ftkt.. n,"
! rtplittl, 'bill lit lime my tlmiltU If !
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ini'tiMI, 'Well, itl'l lhe IM(iiii. 'ne
il "i t eUim (IihI I ht UI tilntiiih,-d Hi.
t'.nif, ',htual, Imt ll l rMnhlUItt . by a
I ilnyina of lhe t hint h, and H l Itmclil
I i,i the father of lhe Huntl." 'Will
jimi lend nif the ft ln-i tint! nut)
Mttdy t In lr b it. hlng' 'We iln nui loan
lhe Ittrnk of lht fnthiTA,' the ivply,
"1 went in Mr, I'lihtv, Istnk wll. r,
father of I hi' piviw nt uivl!ii.iiii of
M"tittvnl, itml he sent to Kurti for a
set of lhe fathers of the church fur ine,
and on getting them 1 piH'wei ptnli
Bhly the only copies of them In the
IH'ovlnt'e, outside of the seminary,
What was my desolation of heart to
II ml i hut, instead of lldvisat lllg the
confessional, nearly all of them devoli'd
their lsst ability to optoslllg it us u
great evil."
Father I'hlnlquy made a cliallenge in
bold but modest terms to any bishop or
priest In the Romish church to moot
him on that or any platform of Canada
upon the subject of the "Confessional."
"Not," said he, "that I may confound
them, but that, God helping me, I may
show them the light." llrilinh-Aincri-run
Citizen.
Eloquent Bishop Newman
says, "not a few Intelligent Americans
ahroiul have often been embarrassed by
the searching questions put to them by
Intelligent foreigners regarding Amer
ica." Mt'inls.'1's of tlio general confer
ence are today at the very gateway
leading to all the wonders and marvels
of matchless mountain seeiierv alontr
the line of the Union l'tiellio system,
the Original Overland Koute. Full In
formation regarding tours at the Union
I'aclllo Ilureau of Information In tho
Millard hoUd nnd tho McCaguo Iliiild
lug. Harry I'. Douel, ticket agont,
13(12 Farimm Kt.
If yon are liiilliliiifr or repairing'' a
renldence or business plane, Fkiknud,
nhd need anything in the tin, sheel
Iron, zinc, copper, rooting, spouting,
galvanized smoke stacks, or general
repair work done, call upon W. S
Ileaton, 2H0H Leavenworth Street
Telephone 1615.
Bear in Mind
The fact Hint to Chicago nml the east
tlio liurlington Kuiito oilers the best
possible service.
I'ho 'Vestibuled Flyer," which
leaves tin: Union depot, Omaha, dally
it 4Ab p.m., in a marvel of beauty,
comfort and speul. It is composed of
I'tiUnnm Sleeping (Jars, (which are
iisily the peer of any similar curs In
the world), elegant Redlining Chair
(Jars, (seats free), comfortable day
coaches and the famous Ilurllngton
Dining (Jars. W. F. Vail, City Ticket
Agent, 1212!) Fa: nam St reef, Omaha.
4-4 o
A Grander Mission Field
than any region known In the populous
east exists In the heart of the continent
far to tho westward. It Is a Held In
tended to make a new man of you, to
develop your appreciation of tho glory
of this country of ours, and is reached
only by the great Union 1'uclfle, the
Original Overland Koute-, There are
the mountain gorges of Colorado, the
quiet Is'ituty of (irea Halt Lake, and
lovely Cardeld llcaeh, and still beyond
greater glories on I'uget sound and dis
tant magnificent Alaska, Harry I.
Deuel, city ticket ugent, lUOU Farnaui
Htrcet.
Huy your cigars at "Tho Lit tle Ocm,"
fiOj south 1 m,h st. "ouh Council" Is
the leading 5 cent cigar In the city,
The only satisfactory route to C'al
Ifornia and Its "glorious climate," is
the Iluiliiigtoti and its connections
from Denver westward through lhe
heart of the Rvckles, splendid equip
ment unites with tho grandest and
most nwe-lnspii'Ing eenery on earth, to
make this the Trans-Continental lino.
For information, apply to any agent
of tiie Company, or to J. Francis
Ceu'l Pass, mid Ticket Agent, Omaha,
Neb.
Tourist Trips.
llound trips to tho l'ucifle const.
Short trips to tho mountain resorts
of Colorado,
The (Jreat Salt Lake tour.
Yellowstone National I 'ark tho most
wonderful spot on this continent.
I'uget Sound, the Mediterranean of
tho l'neillc coast.
All reached by tho Union l'nellie
System. Sue Harry I'. Deuel, city
ticket agent, l.'i()2 Farnain St,
Sleo t& Viney, the barbers, huvo dis
Holved partnership. Mr. Slue opens a
now shop at HIS north Kith street,
which will 1h known as American Bur
lier Shop No. 2, where he will bo pleased
to meet all his friends.
WORKING MEN
WANTED!
An iintnt u m H K tif 'Vtii kinj"
lit'tttii i-t l'l llml's n1.nl Mc'Il t.tlt W
lilt l nlnltij wrt i, ! iTHlliiln: tiiiiiiiiH
THE HELL DEPARTMENT STORE CO,
I'litrc mi nulu (heir i tilitr- nlm k nf "WVtkilig" Slittr. Jf ,t
glmtcM Mm k f "Vntk" Him ii it .Wi Hintar Mil Uiiinltrt imif;
il's clin k f "Wnik" Sltmt In In. .,,,J nt ,SW,,, j.iiiplv iJt iJuei.ii
I'litis;!!' ii Miuk f "Wink" Sinn-, vwiy jutir nf whiih i,
pimnntn'il, JllM lliink nf Inning Men's Sulnl l.eallier Mines fur
I'Nr, iiinl Wimn n'H Hi idil 1-niij.i.ln Itullmi Slim- f, ,r l,'J;l. lull
Iiimi" (hey HI' in ll' '.'V ninl II,.: lids.
NO KNIGHTS OF LABOR
wliini!irccinto tho viilno nf n ilnllnr will im( hush this milo, To seo
(lint this Klm k will go iii klv, nil IIhiI'k nooi's-ury is lo rend tho
following:
l,ot 1. 'jOr lmy Infinite SI s, wnrlli KV, si?PH I to f. "
Lot 'J, t'iSc luivw Cliilil's SlnnH. wnrih from 1,)0 to t.OU,
sizes ,r to l'J. , "
Lot .1,- 7iV luiys Mimw Uvv SImu'h, worth fifiO. ,
Lot, I. '.hS buys Work Slio, worth 1.(10.
Lot 5. 11.00 buys Woiih-h'h Bright Ihuignlu l'litcnt Tip iml
rinin Too Oxfonl, rogulnr irl.fit) giuuls.
Lot, (5. OSo huyM Mcii'h Work Simon in lnco ur hnt kh', worth 1.40
lJ(it 7. l.'2.riny Mcii'8 Work SIiooh, Stitch down nolo., chcup,
worth 11.75.
J-ot iH.- 1.50 will lmy LmlicH' I'.right Dongohi, I'utonl Tip,
hnlton or hice, would hen bargain at 2.00.
Lot 0, 2.00 bnyH Men's Dongola, l'ntont Tip (!oiigrcH; this
in a Dun Shoo and would bo chcup at .'5.00.
DON'T MISS THIS SALE.
ODORLESS
Sole Agent for Dowy's Odorless Kxcavatlng Tank.
Agent for West's Automatic Dlslnfectors.
THE B, H. OSTEOUDT SPRING
INCOKI'OHATKK,
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Wiikoii, A nil',
lioily, lliHly, Inch. chy.
7 fl, 11 In, 40 '
7 ft. Kin. 4i ml
H ft. 0 In. 40 l.'ion
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Sfl.Blit, 40lo4
Aliovi iit'li .ih ii n nt,!
Where liiiiku Is not wiiuteil. deduel W on
Nun '! itml ;i nml t'i on on Sif 4 nml 5.
O. G,
Hardware, Tinware, Cutlery,
NAILS- ETC. ETC.
Guttering. Spouting and Roofing a Specialty.
1302 Saunders Street or North 24th Street.
Pl
1400
The White Sewing Machine Com
pany, HUH Chicago street, (near Or.
J'Hh St.), have the finest designs in
cabinet work of any sewing machine
company extant. See their new Hun
garian Ash, Italian Cherry, Spanish
Mahogany, etc., Antique and Mack
Walnut. Attachments: Matest pro
ducts of man's skill and genius. Sold
on easy monthly payments. Needles,
oils and repairs for all kinds of ma
chines. Repairing neatly done.
Don't buy shoddy shoes when you can
buy first class standard gissls at the
saino price at IIavwahd Duos.
151," Douglas St. Omaha.
Umbrellas repaired, 105 So. lrtth St.
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Mom at hi jitiilv
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SANITARY.
Cess Pools, Vaults,
Cisterns, Drains, Etc.
CLEANED.-
All work done with the Odorless l'uinp.
Katlsfiietlon Guaranteed.
JOHN NELSON,
Office: 418 South 14th St.
Res. 1215 South llth St.
Telephone 1173. Kk
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OMAHA, NEB,
WAGON MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Wimmi
For Hlyle, Quality and I'rleo, wo will
not be outdone,
AM, WOKK VVAUKANTF.D.
1801-1803 Cass St., UIAHA, NEB.
Telcphoni. Kl."i7.
AHLQUIST.
DIOALEIl IN
C. H. FORBY,
MANUFACTUUKU OF
TRUNKS
AND TRAVELING BAGS.
Douglas St., OMAHA, NEB.
Notice.
ll.'ginning May tlth, :i2, U. 1. lodge,
No. 17, A. O. U. W will meet every
Friday evening in The F.Iks hall, Con
tinental block, loth and Douglas streets.
0. 15. Johnston,
Ketorder.
Only $40 to Helena and Return.
The Union I'ueillc will sell tickets
from Omaha to Helena and return at
one fare for the round trip. Tickets on
sale June 7 to 14, inclusive, limited to 30
days from date of sale.
For any additional information npply
to II. 1'. Deuel, City Ticket Agent, 1.102
Farnam Street.
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