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THE! AMERICAN
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City whuaa tnin.l wr-nt lm k to that
glorious ftmrih of July f tin ntli-n
nisi yir In tho Qiinkir I'lty, when m
tiMi inrf with thi lollim of tlm lull
tlht hour tin pntriotlo jmlwn of it pop.
bI run riot for timi-p tlmn ltnlf Jnv.
Wi'tt tnl woiniw, oil mul votmtr. nntivo
ml nlion ninn-luM slnnwt without
bmiik up Clitytnut stmet itnl snlutM
with Iwrwl ltimls nixl riiitflntf shouts th
clil liimlinnrk of HWtty in InilrptMultMUHt
qunrc; whim NinrmnnnnilHIioritliin ntnl
D0111 1'iilro, all now numlirtvil with
tlxwo tlmt hnvo itw, stood arm in nrm
bofnrs tho oM HU'rty toll ami towtxl
tln-lr hriuls in r?vonnco ami honor.
fcH'veutopii ypnrs have cIhiwkhI slnco tin wo
tirrinjr swiii'S wi-re eimd1, ami tho
metropolis, tho upcoml WorM's exjioNi
tion of tho ri'imhlio, gnve occasion for a
still greater uYmoiistrntion of lovo of
flag ami country, ono which in its tnag
nltuda ami iniprusslvpnoss kept pure
with the growth of tho country in tho
Intervening years.
The Mayor Awoke Thlr Kiitliimlnmn.
A vory dramatic incident occurred
during Mayor Harrison's nddreiw. Stop
ping toward the table, ho picked up a
email bunch of red and white carna
tions, and waving them in tho face of
the multitude, lie exclaimed: "Here are
flowers from tho grave of Thoinus Jeffer
son, a mighty hero of tho days of Amer
ican independence." Then laying down
the flowers, and picking up a sword with
a magnificent gilded scabbard, he con
tinued, with increased dramatic effect,
as he waved it around his head: "Here
is the sword of another great defender of
America, Andrew Jackson."
A great shout went up from tho
throng, and at this moment big rain
drops commenced to fall, the sky having
been gradually overcasting from tho
commencement of the exorcises,
'It is going to rain," shoutod tho
mayor, "but do you think that our fore
fathers who died for you cared for tho
rain?"
A mighty shout of "Nol" came In re
sponse, "The supreme moment is at hand,"
continued the mayor whose watch do
noted that it wns within a minute of
noon. For a moment tho multitude
stood breathless. Venerable Mrs. Staf
ford, shaking and trembling in every
limb, uprose and grasped tho cord of the
flag polo.
Unfurled the HaereeJ Kmlilein,
"The moment Is hero," shoutod tho
mayor, A roar of cannon and then,
with palsied fingers, tho old lady drew
tho cord toward her and Paul Jone's
flag, old and faded, but still a priceless
emblem of liberty, wont up to the top of
the polo In full view of the throng.
Simultaneously Mayor Harrison again
grasped tho Jackson sword, and brand
Ishing it over his head, shouted above
the roar of cheers: "Men and women of
America, let every American swear at
this moment and by this sword that ho
stands ready to dtaw his sword in de
fense of his country."
Forward to tho stand, like tho roar of
tidel wave sweeping inland, camo tho
Yokes of tens of thousands of resolute
men, and tho weaker voices of thousands
of tho gentler sex, " Yes! Yes! Wo swear!
We swearl" From tho balconies of the
structures, behind and before, to the
north and south, down from tho dome
of tho . Administration building came
liko an ochothodeep, earnest roar, "Yest
Yes! Wo swear! We swear!" HUH the
mayor stixsl with tho sword jMilnted to
ward the flag liko AJux defying tho
lightning. Tho moment was dramatic
and intense, ono of those moments that
are experienced but once in a lifetime,
There was not a man or woman in tho
vast throng, but at a call from country,
would have marched at tho moment to
the dofenso of tho flag,
Mounded the Columbian Hell,
Meanwhile another interesting feature
of the program had been In progress.
Just as tho flag was hoisted, Mrs. Madge
Morris Wagner of Ban Diego, Col., and
then Miss Minnie F. Mlekloy, pressed
the electric button uism tho president's
tablet The Western Union had con
nected a wire from tho stand to tho
foundry in Troy, N. Y where the new
liberty bell wits recently cast, and Im
mediately thereafter tho following
inessago was rocoiveds
OFKICB CLINTON & MKNELLT IlKIX Co., I
Thov, n. Y. f
To William O. McDowell, Chicago:
The Columbian liberty bell was sounded
at the instant you closed the circuit at
tiooii of this grand Independence day, and
this ringing was followed by the playing
of niitloiial and patriotic airs on the grand
chime made by us for St. Patrick's cathe
dral, New York City. Thousands upon
thousands of patriotic citizens have called
to see this historic bell, many coinlm;
long distances. The glorious day, bright
and clear, seems to have been granted as a
pedal favor to liberty lovers. You can
announce to the 250,000 friends who have
made such splendid ottering to this bell,
that their gift have crystallised into
grand form, and that the new liberty bell
has been set ringing to aid peace and good
will throughout the whole world.
CLINTON & MENKLLY.
Night Sevnes.
The sotting of the warm afternoon
aun did not witness a lessening of the ar
rivals at the grounds, which at no time
since the gates were opened in the morn
ing had ceased.
In fact the attendance between 6:30
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dark, and by the time the display of
fireworks lgan the thirty acre of
ground in front of the Urand phmi and
to tho east of Manufacturer's build
ing was a dense mass of spectators. The
fireworks, which included thousands of
rockets, Isiml, floating stars, various
set pieces and other notablo devices,
were magnificent. Hoth electric foun
tains were going smoothly, and the im
mense search lights on tho tops of tho
various buildings gave added brilliancy
to the Is'HUtiful scene. The day, which
Is noticable for almost double tho attend
ance of the largest previous day, closed
with great cheering for tho Fourth at
the World's fair as tho people started
for their homes.
Stopped Junt In Tlmo,
Vincennks, Ind., July 5. E. W. Bono
and wife while driving over in Illinois
alxmt three miles west of this city Sun
day evening discovered a trestle to be on
fire. Mr. Bono saw it was just time for
tho wost bound passenger train on the
O. and N. road. Leaving his wife to
hold the horse Bono ran up tho railroad
track to flag tho train, As ho ran ho
saw the train coming and ho waived his
arms and hat frantically across the
track. His signals were seen and heeded
Just in time. The truin stopped on tho
brink of a chasm 15 feet deep,
Ailvlsuil to lluy the Wntor Work.
DksMoineh, July 5, Tho committee
of tho city council reported in favor of
purchasing the city water works. The
committee advises that no arrangement
should be entered into which does not
give the city until July 1, 1891, and at
least seven months after tho price is
ascertained, in which to complete the
purchase; and that thn tho city should
havo tho right to pay either in cosh or iu
bonds secured by a mortgage of tho
works, payable at pleasure.
Unearthed s Miwtoilon,
GUTHlUE, O. T,, July 0. M. C. Fain
ter of llennessy, recently discovered
somo mastodon remains in tho Glose
mountains, 73 miles west of here, which
are the most massive bones ever found
in tho southwest, Ho has brought in
and placed on exhibition two teeth, one
weighing olght pounds and tho other
eight and a half; tortious of a leg bono
10 inches in diameters and part of an
Ivory tusk five inches in diameter,
( nllfornlH'n Midwinter l'nlr,
Han Fiunoihoo, July fi, Throo hun
dred thousand dollars has been offered
the managers of tho proposed midwinter
fair by voluntary subscribers, and there
seems no doubt that a million can lw
raised without difficulty. Headquarters
have been established In this city. An
organization is being rapidly completed,
and an active campaign for tho fair has
begun.
foully Murrierml,
Ottumwa, la., July 15. Edward
Brown, bixikkeetsr for the McOavic
Lumber company, was found dead near
his homo, Ho had been shot and his
skull crnshod with a car link. It is sun-
jiosod tho murder was enmmlttod for
money as the pockets of tho corjiso bad
been rifled. The pollco are searching
for his companions.
lllniflHllUt to Mt In t'lilrngn,
Washington, July 5, A cull has
been issued by President A. J, Warner
of tho Bimetallic league, for a national
convention of tho organization to meet
In Chicago August 1. Tho object of the
convention Is to tako steps to protect
the silver Interests from adverse legis
lation feared at the extra session of
congress called to meet August 7.
Soiitliwent Silver Conwiition,
Hii.veii C'itv, N. M., July 5. Tho
southwest silver convention met here
with representatives from California,
Wisconsin, Michigan, Nebraska, Colo
rado, Central America and the territor
ies, Ex-Oovernor Boss of New Mexico,
was made pormanent chairman and
made a strong silver speech.
Ohio Miners fttrlke.
Stueiienvh.le, O., July 5, Fifteen
hundred miners at Long Hun, Dillon
vale and Laurelton mines, on the Wheel
ing and Lako Erie, are out on a strike
because of the discharge of a chock
weighman,
Injured by Lightning.
Kansas Cit?, July 5, Irving Clark
and Edwin Pauling and Mrs. Clark and
Miss Minnie Clark wore seriously in
jured by lightning near here while pick-
nicking.
Will Not Compete With the White City.
TCBCOLA, Ills., July 5. Tho Eastern
Illinois Fair association decided to hold
no fair in September, although tho dates
had been set.
Amateur Trent Aoelllon.
Chicago, July 5. The National
Amateur Press association selected Bos
ton as its next meeting place and elocted
ofllcera.
MINERS ARE ENTOMBED.
Ftlghtful Uploon In Tluuif
hill Colliery.
1 GREAT HAW ARE Kllt.m.
It tr4 th ! llnttitr,!
4 Men Id . Mint",
to lit l ftt4 Ah " lr.
! Se.
lilMK, July V-tlh't eleltetnerd
hin by sn rpblim that neeiuTed la
jtiifitsin's iNlliery. One liiimlirsl and
llhSttv iniiiem t entoiutssl, and It li
ifearwl that the of life will l heavy.
Ki utttit parties an list I si work, and
four ltdit have Ihhmi recovered and
troiht to the unrfaep.
AU'iit the middle of tits evening the
ta had t learpd siilNetently to allow tlm
work of rsou, to protwd, but only for
t short time. About II1) aw supsed
to luive Ihou killed. The men and lsya
nthwing number 145. The bodies were
found lying In heaps and many weie
brought to the surface. Unremitting
efforts aro Is'lug made to reach tho few
miners who may still bo alive,
STUPENtTsTILL niOTINQ.
Pmti I'ollee I'linhln tn DUperee the
Pahis, July 5, -lliotous demonstra
tions wero made by students at St. Ger
main Iv-s Pres and tho Hue Jacob, near
the hospital La Charite. Tho po
lieo wero unable to disperse
tho niob. Eventually a large de
tachment of cavalry charged and
icattered tho students, Tho municipal
counvillors have decided to send a depu
tation to the funeral of M. Nngor, tho
clerk who was killed In tho encounter
between the police and tho studonts in
tho Lutin quarter on Saturday.
Tho disorder in the streets increases
hourly. The whole district bounded by
the Boulevard St. Germain, tho river
nd the lino do Seine is in an uproar.
Students with crowds of roughs fill tho
Dpen spaces. Omnibuses and tramcars
are stopped by tho moos, tho passengers
aro turned out and the vehicles are up
wt. On tho Boulevard St. Oermaln
Quai Voltaire and tho Run St. Peres
traffic has been suspended. The Hue St.
Peres has been barricaded. Pedestrians
are maltreated. Tho charity hospital
lias been surrounded with currlaseres to
keep off the students, who threatened to
attack tho building. Tho ministry of
public works, the marine department
and tho echolo des beaux arts are
yuardod by militia. Skirmishing is re
ported iritonnittingly from tho line
Jocob, tho Voltairo Qnal and the Play
8t Oermaln. The students are trying
also to repeat tho scenes in tho neighbor
hood of tho palals do Justice and procure
depots.
Ai i 1 :B0 tho whole district hot ween
the Hue St, Peres and the College do
Franco, two blocks east of the Boulevard
3t. Michael, was full of riot, The criti
cal situation is complicated by tho dom
Dnstration of the workingmen. Three
thousand of them met in tho Labor ex
change and decided to remain in tho
building all night to prevent the author
ities from executing their threats to
close it.
Tho names of tho 20 men severely In
jured in the riots of tho night havo not
been rejKirted. Twelve of tho injured
are in hospitals. M. Loso, prefect of
police, tendered his resignation to the
government, but tho government de
clined to accept it until after tho restor
ation of order.
At 1 o'clock tho report from the Latin
juartor said that most of tho windows
wero broken, tho lamp posts wero lying
across the streets and broken furniture
and half smashed vehicles lay there on
the pavements, A ihiIIco brigadier is
laid to havo been severely wounded with
i revolver.
Ileronleilu to lletlre From TollUm,
Takis, July 8. Paul Deroulodo an
nounces that ho has decided to withdraw
from political life for four years, M,
Millevoye, who presented the bogus
Cocardo documents in tho chamber of
deputies, has publicly declared that ho
was victimized by a forger.
The NeiMlon llcign
Berlin, July 5. Tho relchstag was
)pened by Emperor William in person.
Deelnrei It llreneli of faith.
Indianapolis, July 0. City Comp
troller Woolen, who negotiated tho sale
3f $000,000 of city lsmds to Coffin &
Stanton of Now York, but which the
Arm has refused to tako, returned home
discouraged over tho prospects, llo be
lieves the New York bankers havo not
acted in good faith with tho city,
A nulled and Left For Head,
Syracuse, Neb., July 0, Antono
Oloystino was knocked down and evi
dently stamped in the face and left for
dead. John Creasmen and ono Kintio
man were charged with the assault ami
were both hslged in jail by Marshal Mo
Farland to await a hearing.
A Itail Waehout.
Tot'EKA, July 0. A bad washout oc
curred on the Missouri, Kansas ami
Texas, on the Neosho section, between
Junttion City and Sklddy, About 800
feet of track was washed away, com-
pletely blocking
the division,
trafllo on that end of
Children llurned to Death,
Bvfvaw, July 8. Danny and Myr
tle McCarthy, aged respectively 13 and
10 years, wero burned to death in a fire
which resulted from tho explosion of a
lamp in tho living apartments over the
saloon.
Lead Found at Alma.
Ozark, Mo., July 8. At Alma, a
small mining town akut two miles
south of Ozark, lead was struck Sutur
day in big quantities at the depth of B0
feet.
No Clew to the Miming t'aliler.
8ntiNamu, Ills., July 5. Nothing
yet has been heard of the missing nihn
Whitman, cashier of the American Ex
press company in this city.
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fntl tfltv inantv.t, t.llmai ait soii,
slo. k. If.ooo, liiMusme, fto.ixm. U.
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M-t lean t ighlliig MnrmHnlam.
FlMl.tV, O., July 4 -HeV. J. Wns
1' v Hill, lumlnr 1 ,f ili.i l'11-.t M ..t 1. t i t
thmvhi.f Helena, Mont., and a noted
ant (Mormon woiker, is vUltlng lier.
Ill Nil llilcrview ho sill. I I wit bit lin.t
stsiit years In warfare aualust the evils
of Morinouini. Tho Mormons atiiut'-
lute tho isiwer of the omtoMitloii aualnsl
them, and dilritlir the imst veur linve
raiwxl by aHtssment tho sum of (d.oiH.,.
(MM) or considerably nmro forthepuristso
of eomnlctiiiif their teinole. but w lildi Is
designed for tho puiMieo of buying a
majritity in the next liouso or congnss to
secure their lixed rights to their present
locution hv seeiirlmr tlm viwli.,1 imwer
n ' 1
of statehood. With this they would be
beyond tho reach of tho opposition iu
tho future. Mr. Hill says his Informa
tion is authentic
An Aiitl-Nlltrer Meeting.
Hici.kna, Ark., July 5. At the invita
tion of the Business Men's league of this
city, the Hon. Josiah Patterson, niemlx r
of congress from the Memphis district,
addressed a largo audience in the ( J rand
ojM'ra house on tho causes of the finan
cial district and tho remedy therefor.
At the close of his speech the audience
unanimously adopted resolutions ex
pressive of confidence in the ability, in
tegrity and wisdom of President Cleve
land, and asking representatives in con
gress to vote for the unconditional re
peal of tho Sherman silver law.
Main of Territorial ItoniU.
Outwiie, O. T. July 0. Territorial
Treasurer Murphy has just consum
mated the sale of . IH,0(H) of territorial
bonds at a premium of fOitO, much the
highest prlc j territorial bonds have ever
brought. T.10 Capital National bank
of this city, was tho purchaser, and the
proceeds of tho bonds will be divided
e'pmlly among tho territorial normal
school of Kdinond, tho university at
Norman and the Agricultural college at
Stillwater, and bo used In tho construc
tion of new buildings.
Toting Olrl Dying; of Lockjaw.
Bkazil, Ind., July 8. HattieCushaw,
7-year-old daughter of E. Cushaw, at
Iv-HsrlHrt, ju,tt west of t!ii piu,
rusty nuilirt) tho bottom of her foot,
causing lockjaw. Sho is now lying at
the point of death, but is able to talk,
and spends tho hours reciting scriptural
verses, showing a knowledge of tho
Bible phenomenal for a child so young.
Indians Normal Senior Weaken.
Tkiiiik Haltb, Ind., July 8. Presi
dent Parsons of tho State Normal
school says 10 members of the senior
class havo signed one of tho two papers
presented to them and certificate of
graduation aro to be Issued, Fourteen
certificate In all have been Issued, four
to graduates who were not here when
the insubordination occurred.
Omaha it 7eiw Amlgni.
Houston, Tex., July 8. Tho Omaha
Sc South Texas company, which has
built the Houston Heights, a manu
facturing suburb, has assigned, naming
II, V. Mai.Oregor ns assignee, Tho
liabilities aro 100,000, of which t'O.OOO
is duo in Houston, and is all secured.
Murderer's Trial For I inanity,
Colummm, Ind., July 8, Halph
Drake, who murdered Mrs, Ida Ward
June 14, and who has slnco been con
fined in tho county jail In default of a
flO.OOO bond, was placed on trial In a
proceeding to have him declared of un
sound mind,
' Shot by Aeeldent.
Minonk, ills., July 8, At mer
chant's carnival Joseph Plckard, mem
ber of the firm of Plckurd Bros., was ao
cldently shot by Mis May 0. Mitchell,
who represented a hardware firm, Tho
wound is not thought to be serious,
lllg Shop Itediietlon at Iudlanaiolle,
" Indianapolis,. July 5. A a result of
the continued stringency In tho market
nearly 8,000 men employed in tho var
ious manufacturing industries of this
city will be out of work, many factories
having resolved to reduce forces.
Town Destroyed hy Fire,
I'BTftoLIA, Pa., July 8. Fire burned
the entire business portion of the town
except Jellison's hotel and the railroad
station. Tho postefflco was burned.
Thorn Is not a grocery or other store left,
The lists will reach i0,000.
Too flood Sprinter.
Dhnvp.u, July 8. Ed Smith attempted
to knock out Buddy Gallagher in four
rounds at Broadway Athletic park, in
tho presence of 8,800 jMtoplo, but the
cleverness of Uallagher and his sprinting
ability saved him.
Ienled lly CongreMinan Ilreckenrldge,
Nkw YoiiK, July 8. A special from
Louisville, Ky., says: Congressman
Breckenrldge, who Is here on a visit, de
nies implicitly tho story that he is to
marry Ariss Madeline Pollard,
Ilia Skull Fractured.
Bambky, ills., July 8. Mr. David Mc
Clanahan was thrown from a horse at
Herrick, and had his skull badly frac
tured by striking a stone.
Crank men at Work.
Des Moinka, July 8. Tho vault of the
New Englai.d Loan and Trust company
was cracked and IW0 of the company's
luvmey talton.
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Tel. I 38. 109 3. I6h treat,
OMAHA.
TXlTJ"2vJVIT 13 HOC!.,
QATE CITY
STEAM LAUNDRY,
TKI.KI'IONE lfU
207 North 17th St., OMAHA, NEB
Work fulled for mid delivered,
AMERICANS TAKE NOTICE1
Vnt Iferiilemeri, we huve it tieantlf ill line of
NeRllgos Ovnrshlrta snd llndnrwssr
f n ,111 1,: up. Our wiinilerfill fur HatSI r)t
ii'iill .h:
limlnellii
Aii ail Solid Lftnthar Shoo from
up. In ,k, mi nUeri, iieekweitr,
Lin, i-u-.. el wti are dtrlclly In It.
Iloli't, forKet Hut pluen,
LAN DEN BROS.,
von n. Hixtvt'iiin.
KOUCH & HOUCH,
Carpenter and Builder.
Manufacturer stid Repairer of
Saah, Screens, Doors and Windows
and Furniture.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
Shop: 1617 Ddnnport Btrt, OMAHA,
C. W. BAKER,
Undertaker Embalmer
It-orinerly with M, O. Maul
TKMEI'IION it1 l.
319 South 16th it,, . OMAHA.
LADV ASSISTANT rOSNISHID.
SYPHILIS
A SPECIALTY.
A wril(n iruaranU to cur,
our riir u wi tiiArwnt and
nt 11 intlilfif up. t trf4l
iifht yttnrs ' Uvm nrwr ift-n a
syniitifn liir. ty tm'Thn$f
ct fully ran trcnt )oti by
rtmlt,nnl wt tfi v th mmi mroiitf
riirnf'(t Ui run or refurirl II
i'nn flo sv ati,l wo will yy rl r-m-i fan both y a and
lntt'l Mils win (, hrr If w tail M nir. Wo i 'UUvt,gt
tha Worlit fnf a rsw Itiat our M AUlt) (KMMY will nut
rxirtt. Mrllf fir full mrf l ulart and fi-t tha arl-l n h.
Ihe mot Ditilnf nt iliv-l'tatti hva urwr in-fit adla In
Ifivit nmra ihnn tfruiHirary rHlf. In our ttrlit frmm'
lra,t(- with this MAOIf! ItKMKOY ft has tri rti..t
ilifTictilt to (vrrnfi tho irJ ml !, ajrilriRt all so rallt-il
im'III-. Hut utnixr tMir troiiir g urn(j ibuusanla
an try tuff it ami Im-1mt iMiriMl. ft nittra4't to t ura or
nf 11111 vry lnlUr mut m hvt a tlnaiit'lal ha klnif
nf Itm.OHQ It Is iMutiH'tlf aafv to try tin. Old chronic, dm-p-fMittt
raiws rtirt In M t,i tn iUa. lnTrttrat uur
tltuinclal stsDdlttir, our rt p'iUH.tii a buMtnras mtn.
WrHn us for hama and '(Id'om s of thitsa wa baa
piirt'd who h ifivi'n prnnltin ti tvfnr to thim. If
your syniluus ar hh tttniat. nuitttus iwttliHS In
mouth, rhfiimatlum In bns and joints, Imlr fa I Hit ic
nut, rniptltms on any pari of tha body, fwllti(f of
iTHniBMl dfj.rvMlon, wln In hmti or lKtnit writ at
in,i. Alt (ortVMindcn'ti iMiit Ma il In lnin rnvflttrw
W Inrit' thamowt rtirtd Invaciitratlotiaihl will do all in
our iowrr to aid jrou In It, Aildrasa,
COOK REMEDY CO.,
Masonlo Temple, CHICAGO, ILL.
Edith O'Gorman's Work's:
't 1 1 S I r I II I VI III If ft lee.
I IOIH II
Riv. J. G. Whites Works:
' l"1"' " t'tteelni l.xh
i;.MMiM r Vt'tfl If 'nr i .1.
"A t"M lllMlf iAMIt:
l.lHM ft l, . In l.l" I ItrU
'Mi Is lull 1111 II u, t'' A .-,!
Thomas E. Uyden's Works:
' Si t 1(1 f l1 lit 1 TlHXSTit JI Xt ITS '
- , I tl I
"Hi II MlfMttV" .llrtMlL
"MARIA MONK" I'flf , vtrn.t..
SUPPLIMINT TO THI AMIRI
CAN h i liiuiitn ili mm m t llioii-nnili
lntliM'ii?. 3 centn.
Chicago Short Lino
or in a -
Milwaukco & St. Paul R'y
Tho Best Route
t - ron
CHICAGO AND ALL POINTS EAST.
HOLIl) VKHTf DOLED
UGHTM
and STEAM HEATED
Trains Ditlly-eoimlHt liiK of the IlKST I'AI.AOIS
(! il 11 n ( ion; Ki.koant, I' Iiks I Imlr Cim,
t.tllttllllOim Coiieheii, unit tho l"lnel, HlnliiK
Cum In the Wiirlil,
Kur Tlironitli Tleknts, eiill nn the tlrknt
HKent. ut, M r'lU'iium Bireet anil Ht Union
I'liellli! (leput,
Kvery iiltfltitlon puld lo (miHenners liy
Ciiui'teoilM employes of Oil company.
F. A. NASH,
Uen'l A 't, Omalin, Null.
Ftemont, ElKhorn & Missouri Valley
' TIJLXZjTIOJLID.
ITOTtTII
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cri.iiiX3i
Ft BMON'Pi-fi ASTlNtiS, X
"HVahoo, Lincoln,
bKWAfU), BUI'BUIOK,
Daviu Cny, Yoht,
Al.RlOX, No K FOLK. V-
ASD AM.
Northern Nebraska, Black Hills
AND CKNTHAL WYOMING.
osi.r MltietJT UHK TO
Sioux City, Minneapolis and
St. Paul,
Ticket Ollleo IWit Kiirnuin street snd Wl)iit
Street t.'lilon Htatlnii.
H. O. BUST, J. n. BUCHANAN
Oen'l MatiHiter, (len'I I'liwAgt.
THE NAME TO REMEMBER
Hlim lluylnK
BICYCLE
iLW-GmiPitCO.,
DAYTbN, OlIlO.
Sio.oit'lo ftn.00 vet nn many nw
mini eeuiKl-limiil lllryelr. I.lil.
Free ter '4,0111, In alack. li or
lime,
A. 1:11s W.tKTKI),
I HIV CDICtlHC "imt mi r
LAUI rnlCriUd maiM wfnktifM win
ti ive .iiniili. line uf anew I'enLllle rem-
eily liy k.thIIii ten rcnta In tinii to T, II.
linMrilUKVs. M. I , KiKiwIUm. Ii.wn
"THE MAN
who hns no Music In his Soul,"
is deserving of sympathy, but not
moro ik, than
HIE MAN
who is without 0110 of thn hnwlomf
New Stylo Driving Vehiclu of
Skliims & Co.
Onnof llio ne el and !,,( l"
iritetlvr In lelcn
TO J Keniiuiiilenl lpcnm diirahp
1 UI' iiHlliy A, Workmmii'Ulp
lliroiiulioiili
. luexpriolteand In (fret demand.
Send fur Cuts nd Irerlptloii lo
SECHLER A CO., CINCINNATI, 0.