Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , TUESDAY , AUGUST 2 n X89JL- .
NO FOR8ITORB BOUGHT YET ,
_ _ _ !
Contract for Putting D'aiks and Tilings Ititd
the City IlaH Not Awarded.
ORATORY OVER TIIF BIDS LAST NIGHT ,
Matter Postponed'Till 11 < | Moi-nlii"
Homo liullilliii ; Oeolnrotl Uimnl'o
niid Co'iiiloiinicd No Viutluot
6ri I-'litVntli Htrctit.
All of the eighteen councllmon atlendod
thn special mealing held last night. Some ol
thtim iniiton thu ciirb , others xvent to tht
] ioard 0f Education' room , while a fort
(
inoro dropped Into the exchange rooir
H the B6a > d of Trade building
At nluo o'clprk they had been herded in tht
room tHe.T fbrrauily occupied nnd then the
I tin connnonced. Not u dtik was v'islblo ,
' tnoy having been removed ton barn In thi
icarof the bulldlitg ; Chairs were KathoreC
* In from the various ofllccs nnd the wise mot :
formed n circle about their president to listoii
td the report of the commlttei
on tpublto property nnd buildings. For c
wedk the commlttiio tm'd been working on thi
bids for vault Jlxlmo-i for the now city hall ,
tryliig to ascertain Which was the lower , thai
submitted by the Ofllce Specialty companj
or the ono from the1 Fonton Metnllo Manu
facturing company.
Th'o commlttdo reported that the bid of the
former company was $9iil. : < U , while
the other company had ngioml
to pht In the fixtures for the sum of tO'Jt . ( il
Tha committee recommended that the differ
ence In prlco would allow the douiiiill to fur
nish the vaults lu first class shape ) ns it
would permit ot tha purchase of some artl-
olos that were not bid upon by either com
p'iny.
Dim-liming llio itldn.
Immediately after the reading of the ri
pdrt , Mr. Boehbl moved that the contrno't Uc
i warded to fho Frbnton company , it bolus
tbo lowest bidder.
The motion was1 seconded by Mr. Blunior.
Mr. Davis offered an amendment thai
action bo postponed until tonight , in order tc
glvo the council an opportunity of inve tl-
gating the bids ami examining the fixtures.
Mr. Elsassor was strongly in favor of to
postponement of action. Ho wanted to sdc
the tabulated statements and samples of thu
iurnlturo before voting for the contract.
Mr. Beohol declared that to postpone action
would bo child's play. Thorn wns a fllffor-
f nco of moro than i .uOO In the bids , nnd to
delay would only cause the couhbll to be Abb
laughing stock of thu community. Councilmen -
men had been Invited to look nt the furniture
nnd bo present \\hon the bids were tabulated.
I f they had not attended it was thulr own
fault ,
Mr. Osthoff Insisted that the committee
bad not recommended the award of any con
tract. It had simply performed Us wotk and
reported to the council.
Mr. Chaffoo said that It was not the Intonf-
tlon to award the contract. The meeting waS
lmp1y to hoar the fopdrt of the committed.
Ho would not votii for any vault fixtures urf-
til ho know what they would cost. It would
hurt no man to delay action for ono night ,
and as far as ho Wai concerned ho dlil not
propose to bo a-party to railroad the contract
through the council.
AYUI Look nt the Samples.
Mr. Davis thought ho had no authority te
look at tbo furniture * and fixtures unless he
l < ninv something about the cost. He had
bocn buttonholed to go to the Paxton and
Murry hotels to look at the samples on exhibi
tion , but had postponed his visit.
Mr. Eliasser did not think it would be
child's play to hold off ono night before
awarding the contract. It would not be
rlcht to choke thn members off without seeing
the fixtures and thu detailed diawlng.
Mr. Blumor thought thiitoverv man had a
right to sco the bids and the samples.
Mr. Bochol insisted that when the council
adjourned it was to consider the bids.
Mr. Cbaffeo , admitted the statement , but
uigod that the meeting of the council wat
not for the purpose of awarding the con-
trnct.
Mr. Bruner opined that oauh councilman
should oo the llxtui < cs ucfoi'o approving any
contract.
The amendment was defeated nnd at fl
o'clock thli morning the councilmen will
ineot Ih n body nt the clork's office nnd pro
ceed to the rooms whcro the samples are on
exhibition.
Condemned Some RiilldliiKM.
A largo number of ordinances were road A
third time and passed.
The following were declared , unsafe struc
tures and condemned : A two-story building
nt the northeast corner of Thirteenth nnd
Dodge streets ; n two-story frame building at
the northeast corner of Twelfth and
Douglas streets ; a two story brick
building on Douglas , near Twelfth streetl
n two-story brick building at 21iSoutll ;
Twelfth street ; u onb-story frame building In
the rear of 1111 Doilglas strcot ; n ouo and
onohalftory frame building on Eleventh
street , near Capital nvonuo ; n one-storv
Jrntno building at the northeast corner of
Tenth and Dodge streets : two two-story
finme buildings ntNlnth and Ho ward streets J
throe fralno buildings on the southeast comer
of Twelfth nnd Jone streets ; two two-story
frame buildings on Thirteenth strcot , near
Jones ; a four-story frmne building on Thlr-i
tecnth street , neur Jones ; six frame buildings'
nt the corner of Fourteenth and Jackson
streets ; n four-story brick building nt Four
teenth nnd Leaven worth streets ; a live-story
building itt Thirteenth nnd FnrnJm streets ;
n throe-story biick building known ns llll !
rurunm ; two two-slury frame bulldlngi. at thd
northeast corner of Fourteenth unu Doimlus
Btreots ; a ono nnd oilo-half-storv frame hivild-
ing at the northeast , corner of Sixteenth and
Burt streets.
Dofentpd tlio Viaduct ,
The passagu of the ordlunncu providing for
t1hooreotlon of n viaduct along thu line of
3'lftoonth , from Lonvonworth to Mnrcy
streets was defeated by n vote of la to f > .
Mr. Chaffoo denounced the ordinance as n
BChome to boom ro.il-estate down In that portion
tion of the city The throe viaducts now
built could haiullo the traflle and It would bo
a great hardship to compel the railroads to
build another.
President Lowry thought that If the via
duct was ordered Omaha would never got a
union depot , as It would bsnkrupt the * com-
imtilea If compelled to build viaducts over
every street.
Mr. Moroarty hold to the opinion that it.
would be a burning shiuno to deprive Omaha
of onjovlug the privilege of having a viaduat.
over Fifteenth straot. Ho wai sure that the
construction of the viaduct was not for the
-"inirposoof booming real oitato.
Constipation poisons tno blood ; Do Witt's
I-lttlo Enrly RUuiM cilro constipation. The
cuuso removed , the disease U gone.
Sinnll ItojH' OiiHsod nous.
A llttlo girl about U years old was found
cuddled In an empty box on thn now post-
ofttco square nbout 4 o'clock yesterday aftor-
nodu by n policeman. She was entirely des-
tltuto of clothing , her upparol baing found
on tha top of a high box m the vicinity. The'
little girl was tniton Into oua of tha flats on
thd government square , whore her clothlnt ;
wns arranged. Her mother came for her
almost immediately unit no ouo oven thounht
t'o Imiulro 03' to1 hup name or address. The
child did not .show any mark of ill treatment ,
mid the supposition wns that soma small
boys who had beun observed In the iielcbbor-
hood had disrobed the child out of pure
cutsoduoss.
Use Ilallor's tlorinnu Pills , tlio great oo n
atlpatlun nail liver regulator.
I'DIINIIIIIS.
W 8iiiSQTON' , U. O. , AUT. ( 21. i
TeloBram to TUB UKB. ) Tim
list of peiulom grunttiil li ruportod by
TIIK IEK ! mid Exnmliicr Hureau of Claims :
Xobruka : Odvlnul Conrad HrtuiKeV1II -
lam Stoudard , Thuuiai J , Givens , John
J. Young , James M. Youngblocul ( uuvyj ,
Jnmc I. llecd , Wlllwm O. 'riioiubunf ,
\Vnlior H. Crouso , Willlaui H. I'iorco , Alvln
T. Uoblnioii , Diwid M. Stoelflietn , .luhu
Uovllu , Josouli Smith , \Ve3loy Ouuoii. Cvtuaii
Jt- Fuller ; SotU li. Uatoa , frauk M CvXtoa.ii , .
Solomon Scott ( navy ) , Wttllnm II. Hoxio ,
Austin- Wolf CnH llhddo , Damol W ,
Wonderloy , Potter Shell&urn , Jotoph W.
UouKla.i , lltiKh Stoddard , Clmrles II ,
Lavfdge , Oliver 1 > . Ddncuf. , William H ,
Stono. Addltlotmt-Hompr J. 9hleUH , Will *
lam J. I'adon , Goer 6 Uobblnn , .lohn .1. New'
ton , Koitoriuion nnd Increase -.loiiti I/ . San
fl < tfAiniitotab ) John U CttrllMo , William
Evans , Ftcderlck Neumann , .lames M ,
Ualrd. HeUsuo Trtimnn H. Koblc.
lowa-Orlnlnnl. David Corbott. Benson
Arlck , Solomon N , Uonl. Jobn W , SnullcroM ;
Samuel Fink , Conrad Snums. Knuto Klch
nrdsotn Benjamin Cole , Lovl IJarnardJ
Charles Cling , Honstof Trutix , Alel A'lon ' ,
John J. Turner , Isaao U Valentino , Mnthlav
Hock , Oliver \V. Bradford , Ocorgo Keod ,
Dlcdrlch Bucliyol ? , Thotntu Arnwti-ontji
Robert Sands ClinHci L , . HOdt , Philip Htfoj
Ell H. Smith , Ocorpo M. Smith , Frederick
Ulrlch. Ffank Casslday , William T Burch !
William Birdion , Frank E. Wymntl. Kdwlti
H. Turner , Jamoi Brownlco : W. Boiiinnhiuni
Joilah Davis , Edwin J. Turton. Additionali
Alex MoVlckory , Daniel G. Ivosj
John Tteteh Increuid John Cobb , Jr. . Lud (
WR | W KrUKcr , Jacob Worlo , .lohn Klnroy.
Murtln Jj. Clrubbs. Deceased William H.
Apploton.SalatbiulTlmmOns , John P. Clark ,
Charles 13. Lut/ , Martin .Icmtasa. Johtr W.
Swlt/er , Charles V. Snrfus , Grorco M.
Anderson. KoiMuc Kobnrt P. M. Flack.
Original widow Ellrn E. Plielpi.
Head thosollttloUlinos. JJuyCook'1 Extra
Dry Imperial Chnmttagno If you want a line
add dcllcioin drink.
ANOTHEH VIADUCT.
Plans Tor Ono Across the Tracks on
Kiltccntti Strrot.
Cfty EnRlneor Tillson has c6mpldtod the
plans for the propolfld viaduct ever the rail
road tracks along the line of Fiftoontli street
and will .submit the detailed drawings to
the city L'oun6ll at Its nuxt regular mefctltitf.
The drawltiK provide for an Iron and stedl
structure , 1,023 feet loiif ? , to run from the
south line of LcnvcnwoHh to the north line
of Pacific street. The greatest elevation
will bo forty feet , which will bo
near Mnrcy .street. The roadway , which
Is to bo paved with sheet asphaltum , will bo
sltty feet wide with walks ten fcot wide on
0 Ich s'idb The distance between the twb
terminal points will bo one block less than
that covered oy dither of the Other vladucK
The pradd to reach the tipproachds will bo
a trifle less than , ' ) pfr cent , while that or the
Tenth street viaduct is i per cent and a trad-
tlon.
It is the Intention to build with twenty-
two U\ only foot spans , ono sixty foot scan
ovorMiircy street , one eighty foot span ever
the tracks north of Matoti and three south of
that point. The estimated cost of the struc
ture is $155,000.
DeWitt's Little Early liners ; only pil ) t6
euro sick headache and rosumto the bc./ols
M\Y IJHG1N THIS F-VIjIi.
Prospect ol' HiilldltiK t'i" ' Poslolllub
Foundation This Year.
Senator Mnnderson has received a tola-
drum from Supervising Architect Ed brook
regarding the now postoflicd plans as follows :
WASIUNOTO.V , AUK2i Omaha iVotCh plan ?
have lustliebn lipproVed.V6rkin < drawings
huiiii. | Will M | iru no effort to tart work on
the crouiu'l tliK season. Will null ( Hints In ft
few days.
The senator has paid ft Ri'oat deal of atten
tion to this subject ; and the dispatch above
Klvcn 1& in responsb to a telegram sent by
him. to Mr. Edbrook.
The resolution of the architect to endeavor
to commence work ou the ground this fall
will bo applauded by ev'ortbody.
Dr. Birnoy , hay f ever acd catarrh. B bldg
Viol i ted the Sunday Tmw.
Chief So.woy has lodged complaints with
the city prosecutor against tuo following
saloonkeepers for keeping open on Sunday :
Lottlo A. Myors , 811 South Sixteenth ; John
A , Tuthlil , 151U F.irnam ; William Thomp-
on , alloy roar 1519 Dodge ; Artaur Rothcry ,
1211 Douglas ; Charles Kammsiol , 1420 Doufr-
las ; Owen nnd John McCaffrey , 111 South
Sixteenth ; Christian Wuetrlch , 1020 Dodge- .
In his letter to the prosecutor the chief
asks the latter to nrosecuto the cases as they
deserve , as frequent complaints have boon
made to the mayor that the Sunday law is
being violated ana ho proposes to use his
bast ellorts to have thcso lawbreakers pun
ished.
o
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for Chil
dren Teething cures wind colic , diarrhoea ,
etc. " 5 cents a bottle.
Indians.
Lieutenant Klnzlo- , Second Infantry , hat
returned from Pine Rldgo agoocy whore ha
went to recruit Sioux for I comprny of the
regiment. Ho was accompanied by flvb In
dians who have decided to servo Uncle Sam
in lhi > army. The attempt to enlist
Sloui Indians- infantry regiments has not
been a success apd , for the present at least ,
will bo abandoned. It is thought likely , how'
ever , that the Wlnnohagos and thn Omahas
will bo alTord&d an oppoilunity to enter thd
ranks and It is known thatflftyof thoformor ,
oit the Omaha reservation , fcro willing to
enlist In the army.
A very small pill , but a very cool oao' '
DuWJtt-'s Llttlo Earlv Riierd.
1'Kitsotf.ir iui < iait iviis ,
Ray Nye of Fremont is nt the Mllmrd.
L. Clark of North Plntto Is at tuo Casey.
H. C. Hnnsen of Hasting * Is at thoMlllard ,
A. B. Dotwoilor of Yutau Is at the Casey.
Willttun Hester of Exeter is nt the Pnxton ,
Vfa.lt M. Sooloy of Bennett It at the Mil-
lard.
lard.C.
C. S. Poufield of Fi-omont Is n guest at the
Murray.
tjoorgo Soluvoser of David City Is at the
Paxton ,
John A Prlnco of Nebraska City Is a truest ;
nt tlio Dotluuo.
Fred Delono returned yesterday from rt
month's outing In the Yellowstone park.
LouU Mendelssohn , the architect , has returned -
turned from a most pleasant trip to Europe.
Mrs. A. Duvall of Baltlmoro.U visiting her
cousin , Mrs. A. B. Smith , at 1)1:20 ) : Chicago
street.
Major D. W. Bonhani came up from the
rllla range at Bellevue , after nearly two
mouths of field duty.
S. C. Mattnews of the B. & M. general
passenger oftleo , returned yesterday from a
trip to Hot Springs , S. D.
Mrs Uorhani Dennis of Providence , U. I. ,
la visltfng ( Junoral John B. Dennis on Bln-
ney street In ICountzo place.
Mr. Ferdinand Adler tout Just returned'
from a two month's visit to hit ayod parents
in Ciermany , whom ho baa not soon for
twonty-llvo years ,
Mr. II L-uvno and Mrs. Webster of Chicago
cage , father and sister of Mr. Ilrtrrv LawrU1 ,
architect , are vUtting him nt his residence ,
21 la Emmet street.
\V. H. Holcomb. J. N. H. Patrick. Jrhn
Harris and William Randall , freight and
ticket auditor of the B. & M. , were among
the passengers on the Burllngtou-Chlc.igo
train Sund.iv aftoiuoon.
Colonel and Mrs. J. N. Cornish , Mr. nnd
Mrs. H. B. Lockwood , Mr. and Mrs. J M.
Mctoalf ana Mr Albert Cornish of Lincoln
ruturnod Sund.iy ovoilntf | from a three weeks'
delightful .sojourn at Hot Springs , S. D.
Mi s Etmna Monzlngo , assistant secretary
of the Hoard ot Education , returned yester
day from Coin , la. , where she snout a two
weens' vacation , Mrs. Sidney Smith accom
panied Miss Monzlngo and returned with her
yesterday.
Brad D. Slaughter , grand mauler of
Masons lu Nebraska , has gene to Gcucvu
tonight to lay the corner stone of the indus
trial school nt that paint. The iioroniony
will occur todav , nnd Mr. Slaughter will
then go to Denver to bo present at tha woil-
dlng of a niece
C , U. lllnmnn of Oxford , Nob. , was m the
city yesterday on his return from the
Ciostou Blue Onus palace. Ho stutos that
the country around Crestou is Illiod with
young men who have tocomo dUgustod with
the prohibition auto , and are malting prep
arations to settle la Nobraska.
Oearuo W. Hiiler , dilof olerit In the onion
of the assistant general P-tssoiiuor aijcni of
the Union Pacino at PortlunJ. was "lu the
cltv yosturday , lnvlutr coma this far with
Mrs. Haler , who toft for tbo east on nu
extended visit , Mr. Haler was formerly
chief clock In the g : mral oQlco of ihi Union
Pacific , und IrwelHuown In Omaha.
DoWIU's Llttlo karlr firtow ; bOit llttlo
" fordysiwpsii , w > ur sloaiach , lj.Ubro.ith.
BREEZES FROJITIIEBIWV18DY ,
A Throbbing Tusk Yanked-From the Jawa
of a. Panther.
RAILROAD FACILITIES AT THE FAIR ,
A Upgulnr Dose of Full \Vcntho Rn-
furoltifr H o Contraut Ijiilior Ijnw
A Oiloroa rolltloalToot-
Gcnoral XOWH.
Cmc no BunnAu OF THE BKR , 1
Ciuiuno , Ill.,8Auif. 'J4. f
"Jack , " the six year old South American
panther , owned by the Barnum & Bailey
show , had a tooth pulled yesterday. Ho had
been suffering for along timer from an abscess
at tbo base of his loft upiiortiwk , und It was
decided that to suvo the animal's ' life tha
tooth must come out. The panther was tied
down nnd gagged and his claws trimmed ) so
the doctor who removed the tooth had full
awing. The operation was performed In ouo
eml 6f the cage bv Dr. A. H. Baker , of tuo
Chicago Veterinary college , assisted by several
oral employes of the show.
KMI.UOUHN1 > THC PAIR.
Railroad ofllclals ponorally arc strongly op
posed to the action of the World's Columbian
exposition people In changing the plans for
handling the world's fair trains at too Jacta-
.son park terminus. The original iutcnttoa
was to run trains In nnd out of the ground *
on a three or four tra k loop , thereby obvlut-
Ing all necessity for shunting engines at
Jackson park. Under thU plan tnuns would
have entered the pirk , run around the loop
and bick to Chicago all the way ou Its own
track , without any time oolng lost in shifting
engines frdm onw end ot the train to the
other or blockading other tracks In switch *
ing. The loop alsd did away with all extra
tracks , only three or four main. Had tracks uo
and down bolnfe needed. This plart
received the cordial endorsement
of the most conservative and nblo openitlhg
railroad ofllciats , Who do not hesitate to con *
domn the now scheme of a stub end term1- !
nus.
HIS ol'IVIOV OV \MnLlNO. .
Mnvor Washburne , although several hun >
dred miles away from his oftlco at Mitcklnae ,
keeps In touch wltn those left In authority
hero. In an interview at Macklhad his honof
evinced strong antagonism to gambling lu'all
forms.
Ho sold : "Tho statute prohibits gambling !
It does not permit gambline In atiyplaudoriri
any forhi. Of course those who tabllsti
these private clubs will claim that they
ought not to bo Interfered With , a4 games nrd
plajcd in the most pretentious club houses id
town. The argument Is not good. Tbesi
club houses now being formed are for the
special purpose of gambling , while social
feature * , if they have any , are merely Inci
dent. In other clubs It is entirely different.
They wore established miinly for social pur'
poios and gambling is only incidontial Id
them. "
The "private" clubs referred to are organj
izatlons whien ore springing upon every sides
with full ontllts for gambling. The nlayor's
stand on this subject Is In direct opposition
to that takdn by City Prosecutor Douglas In
the case of a mi moor of south siclo men who
conducting gaming rooms under the guise
of social clubs. Douglas held that crumbling
In small clubs could not bo prohibited so lonif
ns no ono but members word allowed toper -
Ucipato.
MUST IIOM ) IIEll 110DY.
The body of Mrs. Anna Rafael , whom , it Is
alleged , by her friends , died from the effects
of a dog Into received a l ow weeks ago , still
lies It-St. Elizabeth hospital. She died at art
early hour Saturday morning and owlni ? tc
the conflict of opinion as to tbo cause of hot
death her friends are unable to obtain a
burial certillcato up to a late hour today.
The woman was bitten by a dojjj
The physicians who attended her baforo aha
went to the hospital all agreed that she was
inoculated with hodrophobla. Sh < J became
suddenly 111 nnd tvom being an unusually
healthy woman , never know a moments rest
from that day she was bitten to the day she
died.
died.Dr.
Dr. Hark who attended her on her recep
tion ii > to the hospital said today : 'The
cause of the woman's death was typuo
malaria , "
nor i ! rtr MAcnixnitr.
Colonel Clements , pension agent , will no
longer worry his brain in adding up long
columns of fieures in keeping account of the
money paid out to the 50,000 pensioners oil
his roll. Hereafter this work will bo dona
by a llttlo mtichlno operated lilco
atjpuwrlter. It Is called n "comptometer"
and Is similar to the machines us A in the
census bureau at Washington , and also in thd
treasury department. Tbo "comptometer , "
which1 cost Uncle Sam S145 , was made by d
Chicago ( Inn and Is the first ono put-in use id
the government offices here.
XiltllOW EtfCAPK.
On account of the heavy rains yesterday
and last night , or possibly for somd other
reason , the eastern wall of the government
building took a lurch this morning. Bosidd
the elevator shaft on the third floor and
within a few feet of Judge. Gresham's court
room is a craclt an Inch and a half wide ami
extending up and down the wall. Tha break
opened suddenly and let down n lot of plas
torlng. The crevice ! was evidently caused by
the sinking of the outer wall of the buildlngj
nim.iu.vo rourTiit ! FAIII.
Commissioner DoYoung Is preparing to
leave for homo and the groundsand buildings
committee will endeavor to follow the Cali
fornia commissioner's suggestions in regard
to a liberal arts building. At the committed
mooting this evening the proposition to erect
an extra building will bo voted upon. According - *
ing to the schedules of classification the
liberal arts and manufactures building the
largoit nnd most imposing from an exterior
view of all thofnlr buildlnes Is too small for1
exhibits.
OL'TIIl'HJ. FIIMAI.B lltJIIOI.UI.
Annlo Frank , a Elrl 10 vears of ago , was
before Justice Bliimo this morning charged
with burglary. Yesterday afternoon she
entered the house of Mrs. Evans , who had
previously endeavored to assist the girl by
giving hoi1 manor nnd clothing , nnd stola JOff
worth of clothes. She was sent to the Homey
of the Good Shepherd oti a $100 lino.
I'llKrUllUUD DEATH.
Matilda Bohlt , 10 years of age , committed' '
sulcido by hanging herself with a plocu of
rope to a hook In the kitchen of her homo.
When found today by her daughter she was )
dead. She had boon sick for bomo time past )
and It Is thought shu took her life In a lit of
dospondonoy ,
SVVEI ) 1IY aitFVT COUIHOE.
The steamer John A. DIx , which sprung ai
leak on the wav to Milwaukee Sunday morn
ing with i.00 persons on board , Is now on tUoi
dry dock umlerBOlng repairs. Exports declare -
clare the boat was in no condition to mnko
the trip In such stormy weather. It Is owing
to the plucky conduct of her captain , B. M.
Cochrano , moro than to the stability of the
crazy old craft herself , that , aho was'onabled
to land her passengers sufolv. She trad not
been two hours out when she began leaicing
badly and ilvo pumps were necessary to keep
her afloat. A senil-panio slozed upon the
imssonecrs and many of thorn lay down in
their clothes anxiously awaitluirtliooutcome.
Along towards morning the steamer Chicago
was sighted and Captain Cochrano rau cloio
alongside , and requested her to stay by the
Dix until she reached the port. This tho-
cartaln of the Chicago agreed to do. At
daybreak the wind moderated somawh.it mid
Ja plain Cochrane m.uln the port of Mil wan-
koo und landed his passenger ) , Ho
then discharged tha cargo und
iiut his vessel on the dry dooit.
The John A. Dlx Is ono ot the eldest boats on
the lake. Judges of wbnt a seaworthy l > out
Miould bo say that It H time she U taken out
of thu prasmigor service.
OIIIUT INTKIIEST MWimsTHD.
No greater evidence of the universal Inter
est in the Columbian exposition U needed
; han the formation of "World's Fair ciubj"
In various towns and vllliigoi throughout the
country People who have to "plan ahead "
to bo able to sea thu coming great show have
alroadv commenced thalr calculations and
are putting thelusparo dollarsn-sl ie to dofrny
expenses for a week or moro seaing the wonder -
dor * of the exposition. Ill * among tbesocalled
"middlo classes" thut most of the calculating
s going on. The rich can coma when they
pleasonnd nsofton as It suits thom. Salt
loives farmoiM. moahaulci and other people
of Itlca financial standing to scrimp nnd aavo
their ulmiH and dollars for a trip to Chlca.-o
In IslU. Thtire uro many bluds ofVorld'.s. \ .
( wins orjaiiizaJ throughout the
country. They are aided and encouraged by
men of means who stand ready with money
which they will furnish on curtain condi
tions. TUelr schemoi are based on their
Ideas of popular opinion aud oiltmatton ot
the fair. Ono of tbo. best Ideas which
Is not , hO\\ovor , particularly now , Is ad
vanced by a company of capltnllstn In Do-
trolu They opan an ofllce nnd make a
propisUlQti to receive from IWMOIIS In any
part of Michigan subscriptions of M rents
per wook. At the end of eighty weeks ,
which falls pretty closoto the opening of tha
exposition , each subscriber will hnvo paid lu
$40 , For tillmi m thn company guarantees
to take each .subscriber to Chicago and glvo
him llvo dhvs nt the exposition. The coin'
pany's obligation Involves , the proper trjiu.s-
porlatlon lor aftch subscriber between his
home nnd ChlciiKD , fire , adpilsslonR to tbo
world'H ' fnlr grnuudA wlUi guldosinnd attend
ants , and board andlo < ] glng in the olty during , -
ing thcso llvo days- ,
notiKUitv Ti'usr.us.
The result of tbo Bohomhin Tumors' na
tional touruanicnt at Milwaukee , whluh wn
announced Into lust night , is as follows : Tbo
ihva prizes , both of the higher and lowci ?
class , were awarded U > thu Ccsko Amerlcfcy
soltol of Chlctigo. Tbo firstprlo for superior
turning wasiwon by Augu t Patera , the siyc-
end by Thomus Nader , the third by Rudolph
Hurt , the fourth by Charles Bartos , all of
Chicago : thu iVfth by PqyJlk , thu slxUi by-
August Fcsnr of NCTT VorH , the sovouth by
Hesik of Chicago.
August Patera of Chicago , momborof the-
higher class , made n ruconi of llvq foot aud
two inchija la running high Jump , Uones , of
Ne\v York , flvo foot and Jolon of Omaha.
member of the lower class , raada a record of *
llvo feet In running high Jump.
lu rope cllniblnir , Ailolph Blleka and Kuba
of Chicago , Voynoska of Now York , all of thu
hlphor class wurof first Joseph Corveoiy of
\VilLi r , Neb , , won the second class pctzq In
rope climbing.
In dumbbell , llfUnirl.ukcHof Chicago- lifted
an olghtv pound dumtMiolltwoiitv 'eight times ,
Tonarof tbow York , tbo same weight , tvtonty-
live * times.
In the tug of war the Omaha toaiM , con
sisting. of Jolun , Hareika , ICoran , Nlivguruad.
Dvorncok , came out rlcorious with tbo MJU
\vaukeo Graroinan uiniors. The Cesky
Amorilty sokol to.un of Chicago , composed of
Nader , Polora , Bitok , ' Strnnsky and Bites ,
bout in tha same sport both the American
Athletics and the Gorman tumors suc
cessively.
The Sunday afternoon parade was , In spite
of it drfrillng rain , u grand success. Over
1,000 turners alone were In line , besides some
S50 lady turners from Chicago. The latter
weed admired In thair pretty navy blno
drossesnftd jaunty hats. Many Uennvolont
societies from Chicago , Milwaukee , Raulnc
and Manltowoc with banners and music
helped to su'oll the procession.
I.AI1OU O1IOANUATION9.
A number of piano makers of this city mot
yesterday and took preliminary1 steps' toward
the organization of the piano makers' union
No , 1. Temporary oHlcars were oleotod. An
other mooting for the purpose of effecting d
permanent organization Is to bo hold next
Suialay.
A infecting was hold Vd orday to organize
the trades whoso-\vork Is being done by con
vict labor , so as to make a protest against tha
system * The ti doi nt which convicts
worked in the Illinois penitentiary are stono-
cut Kirs , cobpers , wire wdrkfis , Willow and
rattan woriicrs , shosmakoi's , tiarness mak
ers , marble cutters aud marble polish
er * . Mombora of the unions have employed -
ployod attorneys , The unions will contribute
funds and they propose prosfceutlon in courts
of contractors violating the contract labor
law.
AllOfcT TUR WKATUBn.
ChiratfO waa trantod to a dose of fall
\Vantlier yesterday , which was unpleasant
unit unexpected. After n cool ulht tha
morning broke' fair add pretty with promise
of a clear , cool dav , but early the slty became
overcast and at 10 : SO o'clock a heavy rain bo < -
gnu and continued to fall at intervals during
the day. Picnics which were planned for
the day were broken up and the Sunday
crowds that had gathered at the parks were
routed by the storm and driven homo. The
lake fortunately \sas free from fog aud na
mUuaps occurred. It Is just sucli
u Uino as yesterday's storm that tha
wonderful success of the government's
exterior breakwater as a protection to ves
sels was shown. Marino men soy the signal
service forecasts are far more reliable Id
Undo Jerry Rusk's department than before
the rscent change from the war department )
Yesterday's ' storm was prndlctod with re1
mnrkablo accuracy almost to the hour of it *
arrival. The weatbdr and the direction oi
the wind have been predicted in the most act
curate wav for a month , and mariners are
again having confidence in the signal service1.
A I'OUTICAI , SIOVE.
John Gladney , n well known colored repub
lican of Springticld. ha * issued a circular to
tne- colored voters of the state ever bis own
signature , announcing a prand rally to beheld
held In southern Illinois next month.
The circular raids as follows : "In viaW
of the foot that the campaign of ' 03 is
fast approaching the eolorod voters of the
state must bestir themselves1. It has beort
conceded by theleadeisof the Jrty that tha
colored vote of sbuthern Illinois saVed outf
state tlckdt in ISSi and hence the eyes of
party leaders nro turned toward that section of
the slate and toward said voters ? Tru& , wd
have- exhibited mord loyrtlty and receive' less1
recognition than any oinor class of voters )
but wo doMro to express in advance our do
t'erminati6n to contrfbufo by every possible
means to the success of our party and it *
time honored principles. *
srnuxo A I.E-IK.
The steamer John A. Dix , whjoh loft hard
yesterday with 200 passengers on board )
sprung a leak when off Racine and
it was with great trouble she gottohcrdosj
tinatlon. As it was thought tbo staamon
would sink another steamer kept her com *
pany to bo- near in case of emergency. The
pa OHcers knew nothing of the condition ) of
the boat1 until Milwaukoa was roackod.
noiinun OP iinu JBWRI.S.
One of the leaders of Chicago doml-mondoi
Zcor Owens , was robbed of itf.OOO worth of
jewelry at an early hour yesterday morning.
She savs ho was aroused by n man who
brandished a dirk and told her to hand ovoi )
all her jewelry on pain of Instant death. Shd
did so and ho backed out of the room. The
woman jumped hack , seized a revolver and-
Urea Hirco shots at him. Ho oicapsfl , how
ever , but loft a trail of blood on the stops ,
The woman thinks ha is a discharged em
ploye
WB8TKHV PFOrLB IN CHICtflO.
The following western poopla are in thct
city :
At the Wellington Arthur Johnson , W.
Wells , W. O. Tavlor and wife , J. II. McConnell -
Connell nnd wlfo , Omaha.
At the Auditorium J. J. Brown nnd wlfp ,
Omaha.
At the Grand Pacific E , T. Koch , Cedar
Rapids , la. ; A. J. Carvorand wife , Lincoln ;
R. M. Allen , Amos , Nob. ; C. L. Wright ,
Sioux City , la. ; James H. Van Evert and
daughter , Davenport , la. ; Charles T. Neal ,
Lincoln ; John C. Rills , Davenport , In.
At the Palmer -D. W. Lowroy , Lincoln ;
W. D. Ellsworth , DCS Molnos , In.
At the Fiomont O.V. . Huzoreid , Dos
Molties , Ia.j A. T. Rlctor , Omaha. F. A.
Cure lor the Driulc Habit ,
The John Holiday Remedy company , of
Burlington , lit. , guarantees to euro the ilrlnk
Imblt and dypjoinaiua. Homo treatment.
Itemody sure. Ingredients harmlo-ts. Pur
bottle , postpaid , with full directions , fii50.
No testimonials published , and correspond
ence kept inviolate. We have used our own
medicine.
H.lllU HIT ,
Hill , N. 0 , , D.iiunu'oil l y 11
SL-MMIT , N. J. , Aug. 21. A oyclono struck
Lon ; , " Hill , in Panalo vallov , durluf-
thunder storm last evening. Whole orchards ,
.orn Holds and humhods of tons of stacked
liav wet u uprooted and acattorod broadcast.
rim oyclODo struck Long-Hill about ft o'clock
lu the afternoon , cutting a swatn us though n
liugo iiiowor bad gone ever the ground. Th o
jyclono Is the tlfit ever experienced In this
icctlon. Thu dunuige ninounts to f lui,030. ,
AiiiioiincoinontH.
At the Grand opera house the Garrow
, ) pora company hold the boards every night.
"
.11 . "The Bohemian Girl. " Too much"prnisu
jjiinpt bo given tbo. company In its rendition
) f Haifa's boautlful lyric. The compunj can-
ilits of the best known artists unit the
Jturrua , contalnlnjr forty volcuj , Is an ex-
Mjption.illy good ono. Other oparas aru in
uopu-atlon , Thursday ovonlnx tno com-
uny will appear In ( llloort & Sulllvau's
"Tho Mikado. "
ipIn * ? . no lumua. TIB pain when
Llttlo Early IUJOM ara tauau.
aauill pill. Safa pill. Duifc pill.
J 3T
"A
When , We , Have a. Sale- ;
that Is , a Special ale ,
we. have s.orneth.ipg o sell that it is worth ,
your while to at lea&t. look irvto when you.
are in the vicinity of our store.
This is a special sale of Suits which a.re
light and me.dium in weight. They are in
Sacks and Cutaways , styles a-nd fabrics that
are always correct , fpr- business and street
wear. Our object in rnaKing th.es.e extreme
ly low prices is to not carry them over , as
we require , every inch of room for our large
stock of falL and winter wear -which will
begin to arrive shortly. ( We anticipate an
unusually large fall trade ancjl are prepar
ing for it. )
"You can have our handsome , dressy $18.OO
and $2O.OO Saits. We guarantee an abso
lutely perfect fit , and these Suits will hold
their shape and weair you all this fall and
next summer as well.
You can get our $1B.OO and $13.SO Suits in
fabrics , color and cut to please you.
Continues a few days more. At $3.SO and
$4.OO the Pants are going rapidly. They
should , for they are actually worth nearly
double the money.
All over the store1 we have a correspond
ing reduction.
Our Are Our Bulletins Watch Them
Olotliiers ,
Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas Street.
FACTS ABOUTPJROdT. .
tins Not Boon I > nmncd to
Any JCxtcnt Yet.
"Tho people who ara howling about iho
cold weather and a wearing that such weather
was ndvet hoard of Iff AUgust coma about as
near to the truth as the ordinary mortal
usually does when ho trusts' to his memory
for weather data. "
It wns Observer WalsUof the weather
factory who spoke , and bo-proceeded to haul
out the dusty tones to proVo that tho- memory
of tbo "oldost inhabitant1' was as ilcklo as &
summer girl.
"Last Saturday tho" Idwdat temporatura
reached was lifty degrees , " cor.tineid Mr.
Welsh , "Ono year ago on the U2nd wo had
bora n inlnlntmum temperature of 49 = " .
August ? 91 of last year wo1 htfd a' teirtporaturd
of 52 ° but on the seventeenth the therj
momctor reached 48 ° and temperature1
stayed lu tha AO's until < tna-22Hiy , When it felt
taa0.2 = , when it commenced to. get wnrmorj
The rnngo oPtomporature waa. ( jreatcr lasi
year and tha maxtnfmum recorded wai
lighter than during the last cold snap , bub
the noarnoss-of the HgnTa11 tor last August
and th ! # joar Is som fliittf ( unushaU YOSJ
terday morning tho'lowes"fc polntwas'reacliod.i
the mercury touching 4 1 = , which was foutf
degrees lower than the mlnfuimum last year
but wltft this exception last year was the
coldest. "
Tie | reports received at the weather olTlco
show that Hukt frosts > ocSffrrod at North
Pmtto and Sioux City yestordav morning.
No report has bean received'of frost heavy1
enough to do auydnmagts to" crops In this )
section.
No report of fros't has bofiu sent out from
Omaha as a careful examination of low
plates nnd point * where frost is likely to bo
lirst soon' hns failed to dis'eloio evidence of n
deposit which would bo catted frost.
Tno lowest tempornturo reached during
last niirnt. was-4S ° nnd the indications are
favorable for a general and rapid rise m
temperature In this ontlro section.
Dr. Bfrrioy , hay fovorand catarrh , C bldg
A. Town
The Sixth Ward republican club will meet
at Its hall , Twenty-sixth and Lake streets ,
next Friday ovouing. Tha annual election of
ofllcors will take place. Tlio best men of the
myircl will bo present and a general discus
sion of the city ofllcers will take place. Tlio
bum olomoiit will bo rolegrfod { to the roar ,
nnd leading taxpayers promise to talco an
iictlvo part In this us well avsuusoqont meetIngs -
Ings of the olub.
Da Witt's. Lltllo Early KISUM , best pill.
. .
- 4 * i
Ifor IlrlolcVillks. .
The Hoard ot Public Worlt * held a short
session yosturday attomoon and dlscussoa
the quostlou of brick for sldawolks. It was
agreed that tha Omuha brick were superior1
to plank and the board will aik the council
to pass un oidinanua providing for thu use of
brick on the outlying streets within the
boundaries of the lira lunltr.
DaWltt'3 Little Eany Risers for the Ilvor.
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
O' perfect purity.
Lemon - of great strength.
Economy Jntholrusa. .
Almond [
Ros& etc. ? ] P'avor ' as clollcatoly
nnU th < fresh > frull >
I * V * " n
? * * " B " * f'ji'J T' * lim
BAD
Pimples on tlio face (
Breaking Oat |
Bkln Tioablos |
Little Bores | Hat Bkln |
Boih | Blotdioa )
Gold Bores ) Bad Breath )
Bora Mouth or Lips )
If jolt niilTor rrum BUT of
tllcito yuiptomv , tnuo
ENGLISH
WHY ? D80AlWiJtWiLOOD
H T you ever n e < l mercury t If so , did you
Klve yourself tha needetl attention at the tlmo 1
\S m.rcl not tfll you fiat you rtqnlro a.Mood .
mralc'na ' , toonsuro frwrtom from the nftmif -
fccts. lr. Aoli r' Kn llitli Illood Kllllr Jstnp
only known in dlctne i t will thoroughly crudl-
cita tlio poison from the ifsf. '
FOR BY KUHN & 0(5. ( . Omaha.
EoWs Nerve Tonic Pilla
. ' .
I Debility , Vital Ezbinitlon , V ln
tht Until , ColilIInmls or rcealad ; !
rcnUtlon , DIao Llnon under the
cs'
' U ioeses la fltlior Box.
EoWo Nerve Tonio Pills
MAKES NEW HEALTHY BLOOD
AHD RESTORES THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
They brlnd the rosy tint of Health to tlio
BnllolV clicck. If younrosultorlnR from l > o-
rnngomcntot the NorveHImpure jBlootl or
Pant Krrorw , you ehould at ODOO tnko Dr.
Ilobba' Nurvo QTunlc 1'lllH , tlio < 33roal
Cifo EScnc\vcrw they will onrlch your Blood
and BtrcnctUoii your Norvou. I'tlco , 60 cunts a VlOl
For DBlo by ilruraloto or Beat by mall.
HOBB'S MEDICINE CO.
&AN rnANCisco , OAL. CHICAGO. iu
Kiihn .V lei , for 1'itli nnil lonilm : : : His.
J A I'lillur .V Oi , Cor lull und DoiiKlus Sit.
A. 1) . 1'ostor & Co. , Council llliilli , In.
National Bank
( J. S. DKl'O-ITOltV. - OMAHA NH1J
Capital $4OOOOO
Surplus Jan. 1st , i89O 62BOO
Ofllcor * unil DlroftoM llonry W Vnton , I'roslilent ;
IvunlnH flood. Vice I'riHldinit ; .Innioi W Ha\aun\V.
V. .Morjo , John U. Collins. K O. CuJhliix , J N. II.
I'atrlrk , W. II. d. IIiiulici. C'nsliler.
Ti-IEl IRON BANK.
( ornvr litli nnU r'unniiii rfl.i.
General Hunlclii1. , ' IUnlnn-51 Trmi'iiictod.
, I'liitiiU'iicc , hlrk-
f , "all ruu iloivn" or liming llcsli ,
ynu will IlncJ
a'lin7ti > nniiitlinuimk
itiiiiii.cliuiul biillcl up tiiu l
Ilrnuilwny.fr lint .St. , Isvtv Vorlc.
AMUKIOAN AND KIlltOl'lIAN IM.A.V.
UNION DEPOT HOTEL
,
Corner fltli nnU.Miuon .SlrntH , Half Mock rruit ot
Union I'liclllo nnil II & M DfpuD
Nuw bullillnvi lion' fiirnucirf , ( uotf lUiru Hnt
dun , cuolait locitlcjn Ih Ounhn , rlnw o ( antlru
urroundliu euunlrum. . Dilliulurtrlo i all lioll * oto
1UIH , ( I LU n 11 CO ; ICvorj linn of culilo un 1 mauir
car , | IA > wltliln on-iJilock. ( i\oiili-lijriiji'i | AVUIIUU
mill llnmooia 1'ittklliiu. 4 liloaicf uw y ami jrau o
Iraiufur to lUww 1C you
DR. C. C5-E3S
Wlslios toglvn a few reasons why ho Is work-
ins such wonderful caret wharu other doctors
fall
China 1ms about half thu population of the
plolio. They have linen pr.iuili'lnv andppr-
fuuthii ! iiii'dlelnii \er t.iHK ) YIJA1W CUiini ;
Niliii ! ( son l-ncv. Hrlt ) dNi'oxcroil siwonty-
two IIOJMOIIM and their 'ihtluoU'slMM jonrs bd-
fore ( /In 1st , and Maix'ii I'olu , who hroiik'hl tha
Cump.is-i.
Cainpliil. ono of the first Ktlropnins nho on-
triuil C'l.in.i , says : "I'hulr physicians Imo n
tliorotn ; ) ! knonloilgo of tlu > iintniii of liarl > i
and un adiiilmlilii Mklll In dlaitiiiHlm ; by tha
pulsu. " iHoo Wlllard' * MlOdlo inuilio. ; )
It Is well Known that aunpowilur , stoain and
olt'utiIcily nro old lu China , and that the Cllil-
H040 nine nrlii'lt\4 \ ' thulr doilcatu booku iWO
yuan * lutfoiu Oiillonburj was bom.
Hut It was to medicine the Ohlnuso cri\v
tlu'lruttiMitlon. und uhou tljo oinpiTOr Oliln
Wniiordered ) all llio books to bo nut-mil hu
( nooiitiMl the inodlL'.il wiifKs , and It \ > asonljr
hHi" iiiotrst aoo.dnnt that tiiu Kin.it wnrki
of Oonfill-Ins hlinsnlr worn savuO , ho lnulnu
Ijliifi'd u < i-t uf his worlds In thu I'liruor-stono
of ills rasldi'iicu. whluh was found . ' .OJiyuar *
afior.
'L'lio colobratqd Dr. llohson slatns that oya
of tin ) t hlnusn dtspuiHdlorlos R\OS | 1IJJ
lliiilAl : : < KKMTiIl : > ahH ( ! Gun oii wo
then ut thu doctor s HUUI'UHH ?
Tht ) O.nic isl.iu physicians all use the
nainu Koiiuulli'H and when yon change Uocloi-1.
In your dl.snDimltUmcnt und dl ust , yiu
ini'iol.y i'li.iu.u f voc'H xinl assertions hut not
mo Id Ini's Wlii'ji ntv Ainorluin doctor ( ILs-
COMTS a new loinody all the other doctors
Know alioiit It Iniiiiudlutuly. Nun , you Unijw
the Clilni'Mu Doi tor uunios fiom an alnioit uli-
loiown iMinttry , rout ilnlnst nuiiily half of tno
pcojilc of tlin world , wlioro all tlio mudleliibi
uruoiitliuly dllToieiit , anil In.O Ouoodllura
a ieivard of JWMJtMo any ono who ciin diiil-
uato any onu of his ( llilii'Hi ) ) Moillrlniis Do you
now coinpinlioml th.it after il\lii ; ; up nil
hope of lieliiK I'mIM | by vonr dot1 tors , th.it In
tnKliig the I'lilnosc Ducloi's Krnuidios. l.tMi ) In
inuiibor and ah-.olululy uul.nouu oiilHliluut
I'hhia. Iliad ho has a wonduifnl achant uro
ovoi all otlii'r phv'slcliina. Ills nun roint'dll'S
liavn uuvor liKioiii-untrriid your hlnoil and not
on It ns If by iiiiglu. c'lirlnK tliy dlsoi nnd
I collld licit bli'iiu nnrl hid to sit up all nlirht In
n chair. I tiled doctor ( ifliT dyotnr
but without hi-lp. and thought some rtillil I
would choKe lodouth. Asalast hopa I trl id
llr. ( J. ( ! dio. . the ( Miliiesn ( Uietor , and was
relieved Itmtnntly. IA a short ttmn I win
LMired anil hatunuvui since been troubled * I
Imxts reanon to bless Dr. t' . Ceo U'o.--MUS. I' .
U. IllUall. Ith St. , bet. .1 & Koiith Ojnalrn.
In order to convlnuu the public that Dr. U.
Oeo Wo can nuru anv dlii > 110. liu niaKesthn
fiillowin ; olfer : A ttUAltAN'I'i : ! } to return
tile money If uflur a fnlr lilul the put lent U
In uny ray dissatisfied with treatment , jilt.
O. ( ili ) ; \ \ ( ) . liitli and California Mioots. ON
flee hours , y u. m. till U p. in. U.tll Sun'iaylf
you wish.
N. II. Tin1 Doctor him ip.uly urupared the
followliig olirlit runuf'llw : lilooil , Teina-la
U'iMknohfl. KheiimatNtn , Inlltostlii. ( ( Iout
Manhood , flak Headache. Cntairh. and Kld-
nerand I.Ivor Medicine. I'rlcn Jl.lM.
O ill of wrltn forijiiostlon blnnli and book.
Dr. O. Gao Wo , 16th and Oalifornla.
There fs riothinff its equal for relieving-
the SORENESS.1TCHING or BUaNING ,
redutinff the INFLAMMATION , taking
out REDNESS , and quickly bringing tha
skin to ! ts-nntural color.
BEWARE of Imposition. Taka POND'S EXTRACT * '
only. Sea landscape trade-mark on bulT wrapper.
Sold only In our own bottles , Atl
POND'S EXTRACT CO,765lhAvc.NY.
It's ronmiknhlo specific
'notionupoiHho affected piirta *
gives it BiipremtS control ever
1'iles , however oevero.
Also for Jluftis , ScaUls ,
JSrttptbnis , Salt Hhcinn &a.
Teatimoiilnls fi oiu all classed
piovo ita clllnacy. 1'iic'O 50c.
Sold by all Jrnjgisla { or ecnt by in till
on receipt of plica Put up only by
POND'S EXTRACT CO. , 70 GtU Avo. , IT. Y.
HOVAh MAllj STEA.MHUJM ,
and QUriUEC
To DKlillY uiul LIVERPOOL
CAIIIN , f50 to tyu. Aci-onlliiH to Btoainar
nnil lyc.illciu of Htivluriiiiiii
liitc'riiiuilliituiinil Sti'orauu t low ratal.
NO CATl'l.li ( < AllltlKI ) .
SDUVKII : or
LIKE.
Ti I.onclomlcrrj' , orory KortnlKlil.
loptpmljiT .Inl.STATKOl'CAI.IKOltNIA 9 ' A U
baiiteniliitr ITtli , Sl'VTK Oil" NHVAIIA. ST M
OcU'lJOMst , h'l'ATK Ok' NlIllUASICA , 8 HI A M.
IA1IIN. Mill ) notitrii , * . StooniHi ) IfJ.
Applf ti > ALLAN \CU , . Clila IKII
II. K. MOOIIHS. Wliwmli Ticket OlllTO.
\V. I' VAIh llurllniituii Tlekot Ollle *
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JHclirxil rorUlrlnnnil Vnuim f idtoi , Korf
'intilO'U . 'I'llAVllll. J.f '
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