TTTR OMAHA DATTA" BEE : THURSDAY. JTINiO 29. 1888.
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MllAPTIIhlRIiNTIIlSIASM
Programme For the Great Republi
can Mooting at Lincoln.
NO MONGOLIANS NEED APPLY.
Attorney ( tancrnl Iieose Hiilr * Thnt
U'hey Arc Not \Vlilto nnd Cimiiot
llccuinc Citizens Tlio Doe-
tors'
LINCOLN llrun\ti or run OMAHA. UEE , )
ltr0 P STIIFF.T , >
LINCOLN , Juno 27. )
The indications point ton great gathering
of republicans to-morrow at the ratification
mcrtlnp to bo hold by the Stnto League of re
publican clubs. The same delegates ns nt-
tcnded the meeting at Omaha will bn entitled
to scats , ns It Is but nn adjourned meeting of
the Knthtvlr.g nt Omalm. The league will
meet at 4 p. in. to-morrow , nt IJohnnnon's
boll. Beatrice , Wahoo and other points on
the H fc M will run special trains nnd swell
the crowd In attendance. It is arranged to
bold a grand open nlr ratification meeting at
the government simaro In the evening , and
the local committee will ECO to It thnt the ar
rangements are complete. In the parade
that will precede this meeting there will bo n
giatnl demonstration. Five bundled hoop
poles hUVo been ordcied with which
to equip the hoop palo brigade
nnd a largo number of transparencies will bo
In the line of march. Another feature of the
parade will bo a veritable log cabin on
wheels , roimnomorntivo of the days of Hnr-
rlfon and Tjler , when the whig party went
Into power. Thn speakers at the open air
meeting will bo Colonel Hepburn nnd .1. P.
Dolllvor of Iowa. John C. Cowin and W. J.
Council of Omuha , in addition to local
speakers. There is n prospect also that Gov
ernor Kornkor of Ohio will bo present. A
presidential snluto will bo tiled ut 0 p. in. in
honor of Harmon and Morton , and the fol
lowing oniclal programme for the parade ,
line oi mm eh nnil speaking will bo observed :
All clubs and organizations will report at
the corner of Ninth and P streets with
torches , transparencies , hoop poles , etc. , nt
70p ! m. sharp. The procession will start
nlS o'clock sharp and be formed ns follows :
Police , marshal and staff , Knights of Py thins
Imnil , llambean club , other uniformed clubs ,
colored bund and club , military band and all
other clubs. The line of march will be on P
street te Ninth , to Tenth , north on Tenth to
Q , cast oh Q to Klovrnth , south on Eleventh
to O , west on O to Tenth , nortti on Tenth to
Q , whuro the column will countermarch back
to O , then around the postollleo snuaro and
break ranks and listen to the eminent speak
ers provided for the occasion. The square
will be lighted by electric lights.
All tlio bands in the city have boon on-
paged for the occasion , and the reorganized
Lincoln Flambeau club will add llreworks to
the scene. It la estimated that several thou
sand republicans from outside the city will
be In attendance.
A ( JUCSTION Or ClTI7.iXSUir.
Attorney ( .Jcnornl Leeso recently had n pe
culiar case brought before him , upon which
bo has passed nn opinion holding that under
tlio existing laws a native Mongolian cannot
become n cltl/cn of the United States. The
case was brought by u heathen Chlnco of
Fremont named . .TooVing Fung , who ilcsircd
to become an American eitl/cn and applied to
tlio district court of Dodge county Tor citizen
ship , but was refused the papers. In
Ids opinion of the case Attorney Gen
eral Lccso holds that the law proscribes
that any white citizen of alien birth
can apply and receive citfrcnshlp on comply
ing with the statute rcquiiemcnts. Tlio ques
tlon therefore arises whether a Chinaman is
ik white man , nnd as the Mongolian has never
been considered as such the decision follows
that ho is not entitled to citizenship. A resi
lient of the city is of the opinion that the Cal
ifornia delegation , if acquainted with the
facts , would stop over long enough to give
the attorney general of Nebraska a serenade
on his interpretation of the law.
* i ) . .OKI : A 1,1:0. :
T-A careless hack driver to-day drove into a
ImggV at the corner of Tenth and P street" ,
inhieh a man and boy were seated. The
Illicit broke two wheels off the buggy , hnoc Ic
ing the occupants to the paviuicnt , and in the
Jail the boy sustained a fraituicd leg. The
police \\ore quickly notified and went at the
W rlt of Identifj ing the particular hack m
quest ion , that the driver might bo mudo to
buffer for his recklessness.
] Tin : hTui : Mii : > K u , FOUCTY.
i The Nebraska State Medical society wn1
busily engaged yesterday in the considera-
lion of papers prepared for the meeting. Tlio
business session of the night before was
given over to the consideration of creden
tials , the admission of new members and the
report from the committee on grievances ,
In the latter report Ir. Christian of Grand
Kapids was expelled from membership. The
lollowing new members were admitted :
M. A. Hoover , Kearney ; W. II. Wilson ,
{ Table Itock ; T. U Clark , Genoa ; Sol Per-
hon , Stanton ; H. l'Farley , York : Chas. U.
Manning , Lincoln ; J. A. Inks , Shelby ; F. A
] . , eng , Madison ; Charlotte M. Norton , Lin
coln ; A R Stownrt , Cedar llluffs ; John W.
Milliard , Ju Hois ; A. 1 > \ Jones , Omaha ; A.
N. Jackson , Chadron ; J. F. Wade , Arling
ton ; J. S IXvrles , Fremont ; \V. J. Dnvies ,
IFromonl ; A. 1) . Staplehurst , Campbell ; J.
II Miller , David City ; S. Hoover , Keariiov.
Kearney was chosen as the place for hold
ing the next annual meeting on a unanimous
vote.
_
Not n Oalll'ornlii Hear.
An ) body can catch cfllil this Icind ol
weather. The trouble is to let po , like
the man who caught the bear.Vo adVise -
Vise our renders to purchase of the
Goodman Drue Co. a bottle of SANTA
A1UE , the California King of C'oiibump
lion , Afilhnm , Bronchitis , Coughs am'
Croup Cures , nnd keep it handy. 'Tit
pleasing to the taste and death to the
nbovo complaints. Sold at $1.00
bottle or : for 81.50. CALIFORNIA
CAT-n-CUnK gives immediate relief
The Cntnrrlml virus is boon displaced
l > y its healing and penetrating nature ,
( Jive it n trial. Six mouths treatment
81.00 , Bout by mail $1.10.
1J1CNCH AND JJA K.
Pftcr GrosH Mum Ahldo lly the Kdlc
of the Court.
Deputy United States Marshal U
K. Allen returned yesterday morning fron
"Washington , D. C. , with Peter Uioss , wh
had been confined In the United States hos
pltul for the Insane In that city. Gross wa
convicted of subornation in the hiring of wit
nesses to perjure themselves in a case ho hat
on hearing in this court. The case was fo
damages ngainst the Union Pnelllo Kailwaj
company for the killing of his POII.
the witnesses who perjured themselves was
u brother of the deceased , who is now serv
ing a term In tlio penitentiary for his crime
Gross was convicted at his trial , and pcmlmj ,
peuH'iico ho became insane. Ho has so fa
recovered that ho was j cstcrday bentcncei
to btrvo until April 1 , 1WJ , in the gov
eminent penitentiary at Sioux Falls , Dak
Dignity Stuart loft last evening for Sioux
Falls to take Gross to the penitentiary.
,1. H Hopkins , who plead guilty to passing
counterfeit money , was ordered to pay a line
of $ KX ) nnd theco.st ! > in the case and rcmaii
in the custody of the marshal until the 3rd o
July , Hopkins has been in Jail forsomo
time and owing to the destitute condition o
bis family the judge imposed this very llgh' '
hciitenco upon him.
J. L. Lewis , who is under indictment for
representing himself us n United States
otliccr , was released on his own rccog
nizanco until the second dnv ot the nex
term of court. This action was taken by hi
honor owing to the fact Unit there was no
jnot.ey with which to procure witnesses to try
the caso. _ _ _
District Court.
YKIimOT OF NOT Ot'Il.TV.
The jury in the case of the state agnlns
Jphn Kynn , charged with larceny from i
building , returned a verdict of not guilty.
Tin : JIJHV WILL us i > iM'iuroii > .
The court announced that the Jury will
illseluu-ged Saturday. This will have a grca
tendency to hasten the trial of the crlminn
eases for the next few days.
A rooit MAX'S VKIIPICT.
. The Jury in the easy of Sprague , Smith A
SJfc3 J
Co. npninst William Coburn ct nl , nn nttnch-
mentsuit , returned n verdict fur the plain !
ids In the sum 'of ? 1.
A ) IUo.\n : COXTIUf T.
The case of Price nurninst Treat was c lleJ
'or hennnif before Judge Donne. Trentwho
s aChlctigo man , had n contract In 1S" ( ) for
ho construction of n branch of the Fremont ,
Ikhorn & Missouri Valley railway In Da
cota. Ho .sublet the work to Price , of
Icwiett. Lancaster county , this state. There
vns n disagreement in the paying for the
ho work under the contract made. Vrlco
claims fl.'i.oiJO from Treat , The grounds
upon which ho bases his claims are that the
grade had to bo made through nnd with
rock , the handling of which cost IW cents per
vnrd , Instead of gravel as per contract , nt 10
cents per yard.
TIIHT WILL sr.TTix.
The case of Kuhlmnn against the Morcan-
.lie Tire anj Marine Insurance company that
ins been on trial for two days before Judge
Hoppwcll , was continued by agreement , un-
.11 nnxt term. The attorney * In the case
.hlnk an adjustment of the damages can bo
reached , and the case settled.
WVNTSA CI > MMt MOX.
The case of Morse & Hruner ngnliist An-
Irew Traynor was called for hearing. Plain-
: iffs claim thnt the defendant instructed
.hem to soil n pleco of property known as lot
1 , block ! JOI , for ? 12)00. They made the sale
and ask the court to nwnrd them a commission
of fJWr.DO for their work.
IN inn r.ijriTV at\Mnnn.
The case of Shields against Hanks was on
trial before Judge Wakeloy.
A number of motions and demurrers were
passed upon at tlio opening of court.
T\ur.s n\cni > TioN.
The following cases wore appealed yester
day from Judgments entered up in the county
court ! F. D. Anderson et al. vs. It. M. Pat
terson et al. ; Sam Hodrlgncx ct al.vs. Dennis
Cunningham ; William H. Hobinson vs Ed
ward Lnikln ; Der.nls Cunningham vs. the
Atlantic Cigar company.
ito CONVICTED.
The Jury , after seven hours' deliberation ,
liroueht In n verdict of guilty ngainst Charles
Uoss. of stealing n watch , and ho was re
manded to Jail to await sentence *
AMELIA IIIIINHS SI IT.
Amelia Moffatt yesterday brought suit in
the sum of S" > .00 < ) ngainst Charles A. Tlile-
mnn , alleging that her husband's death was
caused by Thioman , who entered hU apart
ments while ho was sick nnd beat and
wounded him. It Is alleged that Thioman had
the deceased "llnnly bound nnd placed In a
common coal wagon on his back , nnd entirely
naked with the exception of a blanket
thrown over his body , nnd thus exposed to
bo hauled to the police station. "
Tin : t'isr. ( ONTi\rin. :
A jury wasompnnnclcd yesterday to try
the action for damages of Howcll lumber
company against the city , but owing to the
absence of important witnesses the case was
iioitpuncd for a few days.
unnvcn or CONTIIVCT.
The case of More v.s Wuolrich to recover
for breach of contract is occupying the atten
tion ot Judge Doano and Jury.
.lEIir.MIVII WANTS A SBTTLKMUXT.
All appeal has been made to the district
court by Jeremiah A. Whnlen , the contractor ,
asking for a settling up of tlio affairs of T. F.
Hrcnnan & Co. , of which firm ho is n mem
ber. Ho represents that the Hronnans have
drawn from the bank over $10,000 of his
money on the strength of his credit.
County Court.
OKTS iir.u rtWNiTUin.
In the replevin suit of MM. Orr against
Sheriff Coburn to recover furniture replov-
Ined from her , Judge Shields decided that
the cfl'ccts demanded by the plaintiff must bo
returned to her.
Dyspepsia
"Makes the lives of many people miser
able , and often lends to holf-dostruetion.
Wo know of no remedy for dyspepsia
more successful than Hood's Sarsapar
ilia. It nets gently , yet surely and
clliciontl.y , tones the btomneh and other
organs , removes the faint feeling ,
creates a good appetitecures headache ,
and refreshes the burdened mind. Giyo
Hood's Sarsapurilln a fair trial. It will
do you good.
PACTS Plttm KLOUIOXCIS.
Sonic Invents of Krcont Occurrence
A 15rji\c TII\VII Mnrslial.
Fi.onrxc n , Juno 27. To the Editor of Tin :
Hr.u : While Council HlufTs , South Omaha ,
Albright and Fort Onuilia nro represented in
your columns every day , I concluded that it
would be but Just to allow us n little space
for some mutters of recent date which are of
Great interest to our citircns. Wo nro n law-
abiding community out hero in the subuibs ,
and allow no one to come hero and create any
disturbance. H was for that purpose wo
elected Mr. Freeland , our present marshal ,
and if anyone imagines Unit ho docs not ut-
ti'iid to his duties : n the strictest manner ,
tlicv are mistaken. A few days ago a party
of Omaha boys and girls cuiiio out here on a
picnic. 1 believe they belong to a Sunday
school down there. Well , as they were driv
ing through , town they began singing "Oh ,
Think of the Homo Over There , " mid when
they had finished ono of the boys commenced
to blow a bugle. Of course , this was
nil wrong. Wo don't allow any
street music in Florence , or nny
other in fact , and Marshal Freeluiul who
the "Hank of Florence"
was in cashing a
chip a check I should Imvo said , knew it.
And ho did not wait , Mr. Editor , to bo told.
No , sir ; ns soon as ho heard that "over
there" business mid the fellow tooling his
buglu ho went out and pulled Ills pistol. It's
a nice pistol , too , with u barrel over a foot
long. It's ono that his old granddad Free-
land carried nt Hcseca don \ I'alma , so you
see it's good stuff. Well , sir , ho went out ,
wiping his mouth , and told them boys and
girls that ho was "marshal of this town , and
don't \ou forget It , and that ho proposed to
sco the law enforced and bv the great horn
spoon they had got to quit that dod-gasted
singing.if it took nil the money ho had cained
catchingcuUisli for the last your to buy am
munition. " And , Mr. Editor , maybe ho
didn't dry 'em up. Well , I guess so. You
never .saw such a seined lot of folks in your
life. Why , they didn't slug any moro until
they got llvo or six rods away ,
nnd , of course , ns it was out
of range of Marshal Freoland's weapon ,
they anew they were safe. Hut Freeland
was not to be outdone. Ho got his liorso and
blurted after 'em , but they had succeeded in
getting ontsido the limits or blood would Imvo
been spilled. Freoiand m no child , and us
folks out hero like him. Ho makes 'em teethe
the mark. J mean these law-breakers. Why ,
about n month ago a fellow came hero to
paint the town and ho walked all the way to
Omalm and hack to ct the sheriff to arrest
him. That's the kind of n man ho Is. No
foolishness about him.
Wo Imvo ii raw meat oater out hero , Mr.
Editor. Ho is n terror , Ho digs post holes
fora living nnd cats nothing but raw meat ,
hast Haturdaj ho nto llvo eouts worth all at
once , and Marshall Freoiand ain't a bit afraid
of him. Ilo snys ho wouldn't bo If ho could
cat ten cents worth.
On Saturday last wo had n regular picnic.
A fellow's wlfo got out on n tear and painted
the town. Her old man didn't hko it n bit.
but was afraid to r.ay anything. She raised
Cam for nwhllo. Freeland was over at the
river baiting Ids trot line , or else ho would
have toou his pistol nnd arrested her. Hut
this is all , Mr , Editor , and If you will print
thu in tlio Mm ! I will send you news every
once In a while.
while.A.
A. Hnsinr.VT or FJ.OISUXCE.
An Absolute Curn.
The OHIOINAL AIJIETINE OINTMENT
Is only put up in largo two ounce tin boxes ,
and is an absolute euro for old sores , burns ,
wounds , rhapprd ban Is , and all skin erup
tions Will positively euro all kinds of piles.
Ask for Iho OHUJINAI. , AWETINK OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. ut 23
cents per box by mall ao cents.
Thn Ilosn HevoUer Shot.
NEW YOIIK , Juno .7 The revolver shooting
match for 11,000 a side , between Paine nnO
Hcnnott has been decided in favor of Heiv
nott.
A Oront I < etacy
To bequeath to yourchildron is a strong ,
clean , pure constitution better than
wealth , because it will never prove a
our o. You cannot glvo what you do
not posses * , hut mothers will Und'in Dr.
Piereo's Favonto Proscription a won
derful help correcting all wonkne&bos ,
bring their y tcms into perfect condi
tion , so thnt their children , untainted ,
shnlt rise up to call them blessed. There
is not a druggist in all the land but al-
keeps a stock on hand.
HONORED BY HIS TOWNSMEN ,
A Rousing Rccoytion to Hon. John
M. Thurston.
HAILED BY FIVE THOUSAND.
Speech Mnkliig , Street I'nrnile , Music
nnil Cheers Abound Mr. Tliurs-
ton nntl 1'iuil Vnmlcrvoort
the Speakers.
Tlio Tlitiraton llcccptlon.
Major Clnrkson , together with other prom
inent republicans , bonded the procession ot
about two hundred men thnt escorted the
carriage Unit conveyed lion. John M. Thurs-
ton nnd wife from their resilience on fc'arnnm
street lust niRlit to the Milltml hotel , where ,
In the presence of 5,000 persons , the teinpor-
nry rlinlnmui of the late republican conven
tion was cheered to the echo nnd every other
word of his speech warmly npplaudcd. The
Union Pacific band went in ndvuneo of the
l > rorcssion and played "Marching Through
Georgia" and other national airs , much to
the evident satisfaction of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Tburttoii , who displayed the campaign cm-
lilum of the republican party , the stuis and
stripes.
Upon the arrival of the procession at the
hotel Mr. Thurston was received by vocifer
ous cheering , coupled wllh thico mighty
cheers for him. Mr. Thurston was Intro
duced by Major Clinlcson. After excusing
himself as being tired and out of voice , bo
expressed his gratitude to the people of
Omalm for the demonstration of their ap
proval of the part he took at the Chicago
convention , His only aim was to do honor
to bis purtv nnd the state he is so Justly
proud of. Nebraska was looked upon in Chicago
cage as only a littlu state , entitled to only ten
delegates out of b23. It was not necessary to
give Nebraska anything , us its veto was
sure for the republican ticket. Uut the boys
of Nebraska wont there to win , nnd It w.is
duo to thorn that ho received what honors
were nccordoJ him. Ho next thanked the
newspapers , regardless of politics , for their
kind treatment of him , uiul Church
Howe for his efforts in advancing him
to the honorable position no w.is elected to.
Clmrloy Oreeno was next complimented , ns
weio other well known pillticinns.
The Chicago convention met as a delibera
tive body , after foui'i ears of democratic rule ,
continued Mr. Thurston , for the purpose ol
nominutinir men who would b acceptable to
the republican party. A itekot has bean
nominated that will sweep thu winds at the
November polls. For one , Mr. Thurston
was anxious to sco James G. likiino nomi
nated , and had ho never written those h-ttei s
there would not have been tiny other candid
nto before the convention. Of nil the men
who voice the sentiments of an American in
the Judgment and wisdcm of the icpublican
party in bcleeting Mr. IIarri ° on notio arc
more sincere thiin James G. UUmc. The re
publican party is sure to win on its platform.
It Is sure to win because wo claim that protection
toction is the eliJinplon of Americin labor
and Americpn industries. The intelligent o
of the American people is such that they will
not stand frco trade , for it Interferes with
their prosperity and the prosperity of the
nation.Vo Inivo placed at the head of our
ticket n man who has fouzht for his country ,
and did not send n substitute to the war as
did Grovcr Cleveland. Harrison has proven
himself loyal to the American government
and its principles , a true man and an up
right , honest man. Ho will bo elected , and
will carry Indiana as sure as n muskmelon
ripens in a July sun. Thu republican parly
has a man iidon whoso lecord they do not
have to shut the door. The republican party
marches under the stais and stripes , and
docs not dwell under the shadow of a ban
dana.
At the conclusion of Mr. Tliurston's speech
the band played "The lied , Wliltcnnd Bine , "
and Paul V.mdervoort then came to the front
and expressed his Joy to see so large a crowd
turn out to receive Mr. Thurston , who had
been .so signallj honored in Cli c.igo. It was
an honor to the great , pr.urio state of Ne
braska. Mr. Vnndervoort related his pcrbomd
choice for pi Cbidi'nts n. ycais gone by , and
said that this year he knew that it wi s neces
sary to have a soldier at the head of the
ticket , which thej now bad in Mr. HnrrNon ,
who will go through the campaign without a
spot or hloinith on his character. Mr. Mor
ton , too , is an exceptionally pure and honest
111:111 : , with n clean record far beyond the
realms ol attack. This campaign will not beef
of calumny and slander. Itill bo one of
principles , and iio closed by appealing to the
icpublicans to organi/.e and give a larger ma
jority for their ticUot this year than ever bo-
Ton1.
Major Clnrlcson reported that nearly thico
hundred young men had enrolled themselves
as members of the Harrison and Merion
club dm ing the day , and expressed confidence
that the number would bo doubled in a few
d"8'
1'lcaso to boar in imnd , more particu
larly if you lire ; i Indy and superintend
the uuliimry department of your house
hold , tluit Van Outer's Iliivoring ex
tracts nro not only pure , boiiijj derived
from bound , ripe fruit , not of clinmlcul
origin lilto many others , but uKo eco
nomic , because they are so highly con
centrated that it requires only the
smallest appreciable quantity to impart
the ritfht llavor. Besides this , tlioso
extract bottles contain a surplus in
quantity , another item in their favor.
Grocers everywhere soil them.
Drink Malto it ibpleasant.
1'UnijlC JIH.N AND AKFAI11S.
Tlio Hcdnian I lei ni rod Christ ojilici1-
Mm Controversy in tin ; Hoard.
There is a new candidate for the seat of
Louis Hcimrod on the board of public works.
It is John Christopherson. This man for
twelve years was in the employ of the postal
department and transferred the mall in the
15. & M. and Union Pacific depots to and
from the wagons. Ho went out with the republican -
publican party. Since then ho has been to
Knropo and taking things easily. Recently
it was thought ho would bo appointed as an
inspector of public works , but the arrange
ment was in sonio manner broken. Since
then John has hungered for the proposed va
cancy , and solicited the kindly assistance of
Senator Manderbon. The latter responded ,
and the result was a letter to Mayor Hroatcli
asking the board position for the petitioner.
If Kcdman fails of continuation , nnd
the mayor refuses to nominate
Hotmrod , the presumption is that C'hnsto-
pheriion may bo nominated , but It is very un
certain that ho will bo continued. Tliero is a
ffoling that the board of public works is dr.
terioratmg and Unit it is being looked upon
by certain ollleinls as a means of enabling
them to pay political debts , instead of a body
of competent , practical men who have an
actual as well as theoretical knowledge of
public Improvements. "Thcro was a time , "
said a councilman yesterday , "when the
board was composed of men who were well
informed and experienced , but 1 don't think
it will over bo that way again if wo now
conunrnco to put in men who , wlulu they
may have been good mail clerks , have not
had the experience to qualify them to oven
scok so important a situation. "
It was rumurod Monday that ten men
had been secured in thu council to vote lor
Ucdnmn as Hcimrod'b successor. If this bo
trite , Hcdmun will bo confirmed , yesterday
however , certain cpuncilmcn claimed
that there was no more chuncnof Hodman
being conilnnoil than there was of boms
elected president. Said one of these :
"Hcimrod is good cnpogh for us I don't
believe in making u change now when there
is so much work to bo done. 1 boliu\e the
mayor's attempt to get Hcimrod and
Mayno out of the board is designed
to put favorites in. I have been
approached by certain men , friendly to ono
of the parties in question , who insinuated
that if I would vote for Uudimm's continua
tion , there would bo no moro trouble about
Funning & blavcn's bill. 1 told thum that
they couldn't get mo to tie-up with any-
body. "
HorslVmlu Aeld Plo | plinto
I'or Siiuhtrokit.
It Uollcvc * thu Prostration nnd Nor-
4)eratifemeiit. :
Clothing : House ,
To the Wnolesale and Retail Trade of the West. The opportunity of a lifetime for casli buy
ers throughout the west. Extraordinary closing sale. Unapproachable bargains to close
the season8in every department.
Our limited space prevents us men
tioniiiR but very few of the bargain lots
olTered , bul wo guarantee from now un
til .luly 4th , greater bargains in fine
llendy-Mndo Clothinp , Furnishing
Goods , lints and Caps , than were over
1 > oforo quoted by any llrm in the cloth
ing business in the west. No old goods
at any price. The goods olTorod to you
at this sale are nil new , made up within
the last ninety days.
READ THK LIST , SEE THE PKICE3
It will amply repay the expenses of a
trip to Omaha by any man , woman or
child wnntlngSlO worth of elothiug.
As .specimens of the different bargain
lots comprised in this lot , we mention a
few as follows , with a guarantee that
the small number specially mentioned
are no more attractive or desirable bar
gains than hundreds of others to ho
found In every den.u'tment of our estab
lishment during tins sale.
Lot'1187. On Monday wo will place on
our counters 10(1 ( plain blnek pure all
wool imported Whipcord Suits in full
weights , suitable for use in this ellnmto
ten months of the year. These suits are
absolutely new , fresh from Uio work
shop , nnd never shown on our counters
before. Suits made up in the very lat
est style ! button cutaway frock , which
wo olter in nil hi'/.es from 83 to ! 1. Wo
shall offer Ibis frock suit atSlo per suit.
Wo have not another word to snv about
this lot , excepting this , that wo luivo
told precisely the same suit ever since
our store was opened for $2ll , and never
less.
less.Lot tt5"0. Wo offer 150 MOMS' Don bio
.Breasted Sack Suits , regular sires from
! Jj to : : " > , of the celebrated Slater Flannel
all wool and guaranteed full indigo.
Goods made bv the celebrated Slater
Woolen Co. , of Wobbler , Mass. Mndo
andtrlmmed in flrxl elas-f manner nnd
perfect lilting. Wo olTer this lot to
elo o nt the unheard of price of $0.60.
lieinomhor this lot is nil in double
breasted Sack Suits.
Lot SOoO. Wo offer 100 suits , which
will positively bo tno last of this lot of
the celebrated Sawyer Woolen Go's
goodi of which wo have sold hundreds
during Uio last two months. Wo olTor
100 of the ncnlest styles of these famous
goods to closeat the remarkably low
price of 812. This suit is retailed by
every house in the country at SIS. Wo
Imvo never offered a bargain thnt has
given such universal satisfaction as this
Buil. All sizes at the same price $ li2.
Lot 3. Wo offer f > 00 pairs best fancy
CasMmero Pantaloons , goods thnt wore ,
made to fcoll for $7.60 and $8thin season.
Goods made by the Globe Woolen Co. ,
] { ock Manufacturing Co. . Hoeknnum
Mill , Hrondbrook Mills , and other man
ufacturers of equal reputation. They
nro In regular sizes , and ns nieo styles
ns wo have in our slock nt nttv price. Wo
Jlnd that wo hove a surplus of these line
goods and wo do not wish to carry them
over , and have con cquenlly inttdo the
uniform price of So per pair for the en
tire lino. These goods are of the very
best workmanship , and equal lo any S10
custom pantaloons. 1'riee during this
closing sale will bo 85.
In our Boys' and Children's depart
ment wo olTor an KXTUAOUD1NAUY
line of bargain , particularly in Short
Pant Suits. Our spaeo will not permit
of our enumerating tlio different bar
gains in this denartmont , however , wo
will mention ono , a lot of 1230 Hoys'
Sample suits of any of these lots will bo sent 0. 0 D. with the privilege of examination to any acldi'033 in Nebraska , Iowa
Colorado , ICansas , AVyommg , Dakota and Montana.
OMBoHsATOiM Freeland9 Loomis & Co.
NEW YORK , .
T-
DES MOINES Proprietors ;
Corner Douglas and 15tli Sts. , Omalia , Neb.
Largest Clothing House West of the Mississippi River ,
TIic OliI ImneiVllinv Homestead.
The old Longfellow homo in Portland
is still standing on Congress street , says
ii writer to the Chicago Inter Ocean ,
just nbout as it was built , of brick
brought from Philadelphia , bv doughty
General Polog Wadsworth , tlio pool's
mother's father , in I'M. As an old
I'ortlander oonfiilps'it was in them
times Iho imposingest plnco far or
noiir. " Hut it stands here to-day good
for another century , defying the en
croachments of business , which have
pushed past it up Congress street a good
mile , like some sturdy old fellow who
had stopped out of the colonial times ,
clad in quaint toggery , to obstinately
sit down in the way of the dapper , rusli-
ing folk of our day. Now , as then , it- ,
square front comes up to within oils/
gossiping distance of the strceUasthen' ,
its great chimneys are plunged through
a low ' -hipped'1 roof ; as then , its lines
of live sqnaro windows , like the precir-e
port holes of some old frigate , face you
defiantly ; us then , Us litlle colonnaded
portico suggests some little , old church
liavinir been driven in there for shelter
out of the stormy , puritanical times
that wore ; as then , three majestic elms
stand between it and the storms that
come up from the sea , and , as then , on
this self-same wintry night , a warm ,
red glow lights the quaint , low rooms
from the same capacious fireplaces ; for
the place is still the hospitable homo of
a Longfellow Mrs. Annie Longfellow
Pierce , the master-singer's sisti-r.
Its superior oxcollonrp proven in milltonn of
homes for moro than nijuuitcr of u cuilury. It
1 iibfd hy the L'nliod stuie.s ( luriTiimimt. in
dorsed liy the hi'iuls " > f thu great unlvpinltii-s ns
tin' KtioiiKi'ht. purest and most liiMlihfnl. Dr.
I'llri's Ciemu lliklnu Powder dura nut contain
nmuioiiln , limeor alum. Hold only In cans.
I'ltiri : iiAiciNi ! I'owDiiu n ) . .
Now VoiU , Chluiuo Ht , Louis
Will he attended by gient dango
to body and llmh , uut hundreds
THAT of leading plajiTn say tlioy Ilnd
more piompt itlli-f fiom htialin ,
( -pralii" , la ulsi-s. i hcninatlsmstilt
GAME mid eiilaiRi'd joints , liimoni'i" ,
1 If , llj llsjllt , ' llKN-.O.S's I'l.lSTI II
lui .sin li truulih's than uny oihrr
OF iYtfiii.il ivmi-dy known to the
piufcferiiiiii , All uthleti'S n s \\fll
as tliDsi' la tliu nrdliiiiiy UMII-U-
DASEDALL tiiuin of lite nnllilthliaiil.all .
pl.iyn-s in certlfj Inw tn the value
nt tMt > piaster m Hiioh airtdi-ntn.
AT THE
It Is prompt , pleaxant and pli-ai-
IliC fn ntln'i unit Hover fulln to
hiruri1 tholiuit ichiilthlicniisid
PARK
in cnrdlm ; to primed ula-ctloiH.
OvUiiK' to populitUty many
TO-DAY miitlilvxH suhstltnllDiis mo olfi'i-
- I'll , Iliijt'Mhhituld nlunyi. ask for
Hi NMX tlimly leftisliig all
' '
other i
OH ! MY HEAD.
The pain from Neuralgia find iti
companion dUcasu niicuinalisiu is
rxcruciutinc ; . 'l'lniu .imi who could
be ( piickly cun-d re ntC'dltsslv fiuf-
ferint ; . Ath-lo-iiho-ros will do for
other * what it did for the following
partie.- , :
\VillUm port.IndOct 8.W7.
lUrinzUien uillictwl wilh iiuuralgn for
tlic | ut lour ream. nJ pin * almi tM rj-
tliinu , but in ruin. I imnll ) heiril i.f Atlilu-
jihorai After taking uno iKittlu I fiiund It
MI IMI hthiinK niti and after taklnir fiiur Lot-
t las of Alliluiilioruniuia Dnei.f i'ill < , 1 ( uuiiil
that I viaiciitiruly well 1 thlul tbu medl-
clue u iHwitifcij a tut * cure
CIUUM T II nrnwcK.
Mt Can > l III. I > c * ) . \1 \
I liare us l Atliluilu | > riM iu ui twnilj and
find it Mbutku trnatwl ineJumo | jru u-
ralgia in exietenrH andbaTini ; bad U * ucita
/aHt ntnluiMintuuforttietaft jti > ear I knurfr
whereof I up , ak Mus JULU I'HILTOM
* y-ScndOrcnl fur HIP Uiuitiful ( ulortil pic-
tinv. "MoorMi MaMt-n "
THEATHLOPHOROSCO. 112 Wall St. H. Y.
Who is WEAK , SfEHVOl'S.
TlI > , whoinhlsroiI.Ymid If
has TfUnfri5 nway liin VJMOIt of IU > I > V ,
riNInn < l IAillOl > I > .causing txhuusllnL-
drains upon the 1'Ot'WTAIJtfJ of LIFE ,
IJKA IAT ! ! ; , I < ACKA4'irE , Droadtlli
Dreams , XVEAKNEhN of Memory , ttA.SBI-
FUI.J/ESHln SOCIETY , IMMPLKh upon
the FACK , and nil the ErFECTH lemllnc to
E.IKI.T DECAY and peihnps COSKVystf-
Vint ! or 1JVNANIT V , should consult at once
the CEI.EBlllATEf * Ir Clarke , KstnhlMied
1P.M r.r darks Imi Innile NEHVOI'.S IE.
HIMTY. CHK Nin nnd nil Weccscs of
the ac.vrro VKIKAUT : Omans a i.ifo
r'ndy. H makes Nit dlflerenee WHAT you
'ii'Ve tnkon or Tf Ho has fnll"d to cure you.
ff9FK AS.ES'UirerliiK from diseases pccu
liar to their sex cnn consult with the assurance
Af speedy icllef and euro. Senrt 2 cents poatngo
for worl on your < ll ca es.
IvML'enl ' 4 cento pcataco for Colpl > rntc < l
VTorlsri on < ' < onlc , KITTOIIH mid Holt-
pntv Iiicpascs. Consultation , pcrsonnl'y or by
VMtcr , lr > > . Consult the old Ilm'lor.
Vtiou nnil'j rurccl. OOlfcH mid pnrlorsi
tirUulc. JSiy-Thoso rontcuiplstlui ; Warrinu-o
uond for Dr. C'lurJtc'f. celebrated glilae
Mule and 'fcniitlo , each lie , both 25c.
( ( .tcrans ) . Hefons conflillng your ca o , consult
I > r. C/-V.ltKE. A friendly kttcror call may
jave future suflerlnirand shnini. , and add golden
years to life.Br.ok "I.lfe'n ( Secret ) Er
ror * , " 60c. ( itamps ) . Mcdlclno mid wtitinna
tent everywhere , secure from cxponuri1.
Hours , S to 8 , Sundays. 9 tn la. Address ,
P. D. OIiAJlBLB. M. D.
j OB sa , Clark st onioAUQ. ILL.
THE CHICAGO AND
Tlir c n i road t tiiko for Don .Molnci , Mnrsliiiltonn
( i' nn Iliijil'li. . ( llutnn , Dlx < n ( liuiiLM. iMiluniiki-u
UhU all iiu.uis Cu-t T llioifoplu | uf N'airiHkn. ) ( > ! >
n\ \Yiinlnir I lull liliihn rM'Unla. ( lr"i.Mii.Vili -
niKi'ui ' uii'l ' Ciilllornlii , It niters uiurlui | naniiilak't'S
not IK "ihlc by nn > iitlnir line.
Am 'iiua fovv of tlio nuini-rmiH polntsof suporlorlly
en I" IMJ hy the imtrniiH or lliH ro.nl Uetnuou ( Manila
uiul I lili'tiKO , nto In IhriMi triilim it ilay ol I AV
> . \ ( lll > . which are tliu Uncut Unit human nrt iiml
iiiKi'iiiiltyc'incrc.itn. Its I1 U.ACTHI.rKI'lNij I'AUS ,
w liU h in 11 ninili'N < > r c i nn tori itnd < Ku'itiao Its 1'All-
I.OH llltAV/IM ; UOO.M ( 'AH.H. nn < < iirin- < il by niiy ,
nnil lt nlilol ) n'li'brntuill'AI.ATlAI. IJINlNfi rAUS ,
lliiiiMiinlot | nlil'licnnnnt l > u linuiil t'Nnnhi'rc1. At
c.iiini 11 lllulS , llielniliu of thu I'nlon IMclllu Hull.
nny nlined In union clop it wllli llii > & ol th Clil-
HftiiA NortliwL'uleru lly. In Clilrn o tlio tuInK nf
this HIM ) iniikn eliisu i-oiiiicLlliin nlth tioso : uf all
uttior Kibtorn line * .
I or Di'trolt , I'lilumliiiii. imllairiiioln , C'lnclnimtl ,
Nlucnnt f lllin , nutrato. PttUlinru. 'loronto. Moiitrciil.
Ilii'ton , Now ork. riillnili'lnlilii , llnlttiinirii , Wimli-
In.'lon.nnlullpulutaln tliu liait. Ask lur tltkctaXu
llui
"NORTH-WESTEnN"
If you wlsli tlin licit HCdiiiiin nlallon. All tlckot
IIL'Ullls Roll til kUtHU | tllU Illll' .
11.11 I'D 11 rrr , K i' . wi io.v. i .
Cit'n I .Mniiiinror. den 1 l'ai > < r AKCiit.
i iIirAuo , 11 ri
\V. N. IIAIICiirK. in-n'l Wi iturn A'int
1) 1 KIMIiAl I.Tiiktcent ,
U I MI.M1. C'ily ra i'rik"pr Atfunt.
1101 riiu.ain M. . Uiiuthu , Nrl ) .
N'OW'S THE TIME
To Imvo your Irl 'nils fonic ti
KAUNAS A.M > MUSIEASJiA
Ah l.aMuu. luif-i will null tl' ki'tii ami run
SEMI-MONTHLY LAND EXCURSIONS
IJM.lt Til fc
Union Pacific
"The Oii > rliiml ItiMilc. "
rntll.luly l. JM > - , tli tutu oolil for tht-HO PXI ur-
hlruislll Iju i'ii.j.1 thnty < ln > for iliu lound
trip iiml ran ln > uii > il ti > u ilu ) H K"liik' . U lum i > ur-
ilmhi i sal c i rady to U'luin. llii'.si tlrkelxviil lie
Kooil tltpilays for Unit jmiiiost' . If juirtlmsBii )
wish 10 stop abort of destination on our liiu-3 ,
ttKtmts will btainp tickets gooil to loturn from
MUC h point.
,1.8. 'lEllllKTS. litm-11. & T. Agent.
K. J. . I.OMAX. AkVtQ.P.&T. A.
OMAHA NHI1
Jlemsrkable for joworful ermna-
UietU louj ; illjiblo ui't on and ab-
tolute cluraljlllty. an years' rerordT
th boBt uuiiranlee of the axccF
Ifiuo of tr.ese iii9truiut'Uta.
rnur. i'ii : K KIU. MHTTUIV At AUUMY
-l I'ti-Kikil ul Hail-lull. N i' faeuDfiiiatn >
Iwguu J.NO M. TILULN , .M , 1) . , M.A. 1'nucipat
Knee Pnnt Suits , ombrnclng thrco ( Uf-
foront styles , which wo hnvo innrkotl nt
the oxtrnonllnnrily low price of SiJ.fiO to
close. Slstos froni'l to It yours. Send
for snmplo suit. You will bo better
ploiiMod with thoni limn nn.vtnlnpr wo
Imvo shown yon nt this price before.
Lot 2841 mid 233 ! ) . Hoys' Lonjr Pnnt
Suits. AVe otTer in thia lot which om-
bracoa two styles , 13oys' strictly nil
wool cnsslinorsj sack suits , coixt , punts
nnd vest , in dnrk nnd medium colors
for boys from 10 to 11 yonrs of ngo. This
suit was iniulo to soil nt $10 but wo wish
to reduce our stock of thorn immediate
ly nnd offer them nt this sale to close
for only ? ( ! per suit. Every parmont is
warranted strictly nil wool now fresh
Roods. Komombor the price $0.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS DE
PARTMENT.
In this dopiirtmonl wo nnnonnco the
sale of I00 ! dozen Gents' Fancy Shirts.
This entire lot was manufactured ex
pressly for this fcoiison'a trade , wo have
n largo stock of them on hand nnd olTor
them at _ CO per cent less limn the over-
ngo price to close them out. All now
untte.ins , most desirable styles , fast
colors , ] iorfcct lilting nnd perfectly
made in every respect , ropnlnr prices
which were from $1 to $1.75. Thisonll
lot in all sivos from 1 i lo 10 nnd i nock
wo olTor al 7o cents each. Order for half
do/.on lotH no less.
Parties at ti distance ordering those
lots will plcaso give tis sl/.o > of collar
worn and tnis is all thai is , necessary In
order lo got si perfect ill.
Men's Half lloso 7o conls per pair. We
offer 850 dozen of Men's Fancy Half
It esc at 75 conls per dozen to close.
Regular Sl.tt ) goods to be sold only In
dozen lots nl Iho remarkably'low price
of 75 cents nor dozen , in bizea from 0 lo
31.
omr u m M m m or * tmmm Tnir
I Electro-Magnetic Belts !
The Grandest Triumph ol Eloclric Scicnco
. i.-ite. Scienlifically Made and Prnclically Applied.
mtl\U9 \ , DISEASES CURED WITHOUT MEDICINES.
-I
mood IMnrnM * . nropijr , tie * then IMt belt U Just whut jou me * .
Intlantlu i'elll Can bo orplled _ _
Klretrtntv , , manii n *
s
mn nrn ! A on n
wr 'it ' V " Lfc' ELSE FAILS.
irrfftT'lRflnsJllft I 9 KverTnnucroDtilnoBndiifcdbyiiornilHrlon. > f TR thofoHowlnff who harp been
TtS I llSUSlALS OI'IlKUi-A. J. lloagltnil , K. H. 1'Arktrnn.l J.1,1. Ilnflott.allon lloi.nl of Trailo ,
ChlMroA.Ort rr.oommlj.lonm ! .rob Dt.ftBAVMdillttddI | > o
inti tnoutandu of othcM.
' BCI T lnnpertor oollother - nt nt ofclectrlcl'
r. HCRHE'S ELECTRO KiASf uCUl ly arc ttronir or mlldfti the vjourcrnmy ile-
rftrtinff Titror.ntpcnpfin , cnoryy anil nenni , wnen auomur irx'i nuunk"ua ittuuu. 4iuuu . * * M..BBW.V. . *
UnoliiTt r licln rffo i.liecIanillnilor > Bilbytiou ! nilawhonilthai curod. , _ . . . .
HKrKHENI'BS Any barkifommerclal aacncy or wbnlomilo lioii e In Chicago ] VBOIes&IO OrugKUU ,
* * * ' | 1 '
c S5gJKSj | B , lP W-'b-fc AT.DUO Ohlcn8o.
RUPTURE SSSDB. . HORHE'S ELECTRO-MABHETIG BELT-TRUSS.
CHIGHESTER'SENGUSHADBAMOND BRAND
JHEORICIHAL.THE ONLY GENUINE "
J3EWARE OFWORTHLESSlMITATION"
. .ASK DRUGGIST FOR QlCHESTER'S EHCLISIf
, SAFE.AlWAYSREtlABLE.TO LADIES DIAMOND BRANDJAKE HO OTHER
INDISPEN5ABLE.SOLDBrALLDRU66STS ! , .OR INCLOSE 4f ( STAMPS )
ASK FOR DIAMOND BRAHD.CHICHHTfirsrNCllSH FOR PARTICULARS
i AND TAKENOOTHCRJCf. SIGNATURE Oil EVERY BOX. LETTER DY RCTUPN MAIL
tlONATURCON CVD1V BOX
r-'ft'ftnUNJCUtlTtD WRITTEN TtSTIUOKIHLS ANDOVCR FROM LADIES WHO HAVE U5IP
D.UUlKHlcllISTnnErtSUSllJQiAMQHDEnAJIOPtNNrROYALPILLSWtTHS CCllS.
S , K , FELTON & CO , ,
Iractors
Awl Manufacturers' Agents for
WATER WORKS SUPPLIES ,
Of nil descriptions.
Hydraulic Engines , Surveys. Do-
toil Plnns nnd Specifications.
Furnished on Short Notice.
Correspondence Solicited.
Office , Stag's ' Building , Fourth Floor ,
OMAHA , NEBRASKA ,
i on
Bed Bug : , Beaches , Ants , Flo
And uny other Insect * , usu
10. OICS'J IC
Infallible Insect Powder ,
-r - Also roiitrni'ls tuki'ti for clnnn-
intr hotuls. lie ltalHnml prlvuto ifsldpiirt'sfrom
vi'iniln. rutlH > iu'tion giiuraiiiuKil or no pay.
Prim Ipal Deuut III ) BoutU llth btroct.
COLD MEDAI. MRIS JiXrOSlTIOtf 1373.
Nos. 3O3-4O4-I7O-OO4.
THE MOST PERFECT OP PENS.
E.T.Allen , M. D. ,
lloinoionathlc Specialist ,
THROAT
AND NOSE ,
Epectucles Accurately 1'restrlbod.
SAMGE ItL'K. ,
' . . / . UAUIIIAITI1 ,
Surgeon and Physician ,
Oil ! en N. U CUIMT iltl , ur 1 liu.iyUi- . OHIce
t ltplii ; > ue , i't
OPS 30 DAYSf"TRIALT
THIS MEW
STIC TRUSS
Hat u I'ud cinrruit from all
blhrr > , Unip li > | io vliliKiir
ftdjunilntt Hall In router , mini ti
. , oftll [ R > kitluuiiuf the buily Klille
_ . . - . . proBBoa book
o rf * the InteatlnoB hiit
o OH n por-
aon dots with the firiBer. . vi'tiiulltiirt' ' > ure
Itio llrrnU ti 1 u nuri ly uajr nd nluiil. unit u rudUal
rurutvrt.ln Itl.fA T ilumli nnmltli an h Jit li J i
ClkuUri IIKO. tw.UHOluiba ( J.lUckt i >
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Su < i r-.iLut ) to J.jiin ( , ' , lu < ub * . )
Undertakers & Embalmers
At thu old Minid , 1 1C I' . * uui-j St. otdvio by
a'i'l i-rutt.iitly a
"Tlic Overland ISoutc. "
Has so arranged its Family Sleeping Car
seivice , that btrllis can now be reserved
upon application by nny ticket agent to M.
J. Uiccvy , Passenger Agent , Council Blufl's ,
Iowa , The reservations when made are
turned over to the train conductors taking
out such cars , BO that passengers can now
secure berths ordered , the same as a Pull
man berth is reserved and secured.
J. S. TIHIIIISTP , 15. U ) jOMX. .
Gen. 1' . i T. Agent. AhVt G. 1' . Ac T. A ,
OMAHA , N12U.
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , USD.
I'aitl Up Ciinltul . $2r)0
Snrjilus . 50,000
II. W. YATrs , I'rosldnnt.
l.mviHH. UKKII , Vlro I'rosldent.
A. K.'i'ou/.Ai. , "ud Vlcol'rofllilont.
W. II. 8. HUUIIBI , Cualiia
Dim. CTOICH :
\V , V. WoitKR , .lOIINH.
II. W. VATKS , I.KWIH a. I
A I' . TOUZAMN ,
THE IRON BANK ,
Cornnr 12th mid riirnnin hl
A Oeiivral ll.tnklni ; llubinu bTriiiuuctcd
On. R , C.VEST' NrnvK AND Tin UN THBAT.
MBNT , a guaranteed apoclllc for Hyuti-rla , iJlzzli
limn , Convulsions. j'jtn. Nervouj Nouralgla ,
llcadaclie , N'orvoun I'loitratlon. caused bytlia
iisoi-rnlcohiilor tolmcco. Wnkofiilnesi. Mental
Dopresrloii , UoftrniiiK of the Ilratn , rnaultlne In
liiaanitv , and leaillnif to inlsoi.v , d cay and
death , i'remutnro Old Ace , llnndiiiio , I'osa of
I'owcr In cither .
mi. n-t BPX. * ii tiimm4.oaaua nud
Bj > frmatorhpa caused l > y ovcr-oxcrtlon of tlio
brain , sc-lf-abtuo
or nvpr-lndulKen Hacb box
fontulns ono inontli's treatment ilOJnbox or
nil boxes for $5.00 , sent by mall prepaid on re-
WH OIJAHANTnK HIX HOXKB
To rure ' any rass. With each order received by
will eund tlio inirrlmst'r our written fjuarantoi
loiefi.ud th money If tlio trtMtinmiT does not
en rt a cure ( JuarantCPi Is-uod only by 0. R
dUUliMAN. Uni zljt , Holn Ajjeat. 111 ! ) I'arnain
S 'l iia . i fCcb
AHD PEHSISTWf
Atlvtiitislnjf biwnlwnja
yVuvurtlilnjf vonsirifc'
LORD & THOIVJAS , i
itinuiiaivd K.HTS ' '
IS U t ! > UuibUik tl/tlU CIIICAQCU' '