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8 1'lE O1L1IIA DAILY BEEt FRIDAY , JUNE 14 , 1495 ,
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Special of
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Saturday , Juno tslh.
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Our entire stock of Shirt Waists on sale
Saturday at less than actual cost ,
150 AND DOEN CHEVIOT UNI.AUNDfRED SiuitTVAIS'rs. SATEEN . , . . . . , . , .
DOZEN LAUNDERED I'LIlCALF anti
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CHEVIOT WAISTS , all sizes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
\ LAUNDERED SPAIt S1uTRT WAISTS In
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TILE IMPROVED STAR SIIIRT WAISTS
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at First- a chew of Climax Plug.
Every thoroughbred chewer enjoys a chew of this delicious tobacco. It does
not burn the tongue. It possesses a pleasing flavor and a subtauce unequaled
t by any tobacco in the vorld. When you want a good chew , get
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Tbo accepted arrangement or scheme of
furolstdng In nearly every library today provides -
vides for a line of low bookcases , leaving a
e 'wall apace for pictures equal to at least
three fifllus of the total height of llte roout ,
Such- low cases , nnely matio throughout ,
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and with little or no adornment , are rarely
found in the stock of an ordtnary furnture
store. They can always he procured of us ,
bowover , and at about half the price you
would pay for building them to order.
They are very stoutly anti strongly joined.
volumes. The doors are triple hinged and
volumes. The doors are tripe hluged and
dustpreoh they close lightly against a center
mullion , which obviates the clumsy Inside
hook or belt (0morly : used , Remember that
these cabluets are very , inexpensive.
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FURNITURC , DRAI'I RiES ,
oat ! UPIIOLSTI IIY.
1206.1208 Douglas 5t ,
Ladies' Bloomers--
For lileycloor horseback Itldlng,13,49 and
$19 . A modest , desirable sty lu.
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LLIOTT IIEf1DED THAT 1VAY
' lok S.reot Oar Tuesday Night as Far as
Possible Toward Calhoun ,
J TIFIED BY A MOTCRMAN CONDUCTOR
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They Are Also Able to Identify the VnUso
as 'Carried by ill. . . Thcn-ilow
t'rlsonet Acted When Told
lit. heal Namc.
It has been discovered that Elliott , the
safe blower who was arrested on suspicion of
having a hand in the robbery of the fix
otoro and tlm attempted safe blowing in Calhoun -
houn on Wednesday morning , was going In
that direction late on Tuesday night. Yesterday -
day E. II. Link anti John Kale , conductor
and motorman on the Sherman avenue line ,
came to the police etatlon anti reported that
on Tuesday night after 12 o'clock two men
boarded their train , one of them with a valise ,
at Twenty-fourth anti Ames avenue , anti rode
west to the end of the , ' line. Each had a
transfer front the Twenty-fourth sheet line.
Elliott was shown to them and they pyaltlvely
ideutlaed him as one of the-men , being the
ono who carried the valise. The valise was
then shown up and they also posllv'ely ! identi
aei this as being the one that E liott carried.
Although the prisoner gate his name as C.
F' . Martin , there seems to be no doubt now
that his right name ! s Elliott , one of the well
known crooks and cracksmen of that name.
When he was brought to the station Sergeant
Ormsby was present , and after look ng at him
Immediately said that the man was Elliott.
Re was laughed at by some of the other aer-
geants present and the picluro of Elliott m
the rogues' gallery was examined. A striking
reaomblance between It and the prisoner was
at once noticed. Then the prisoner's clothes
weld. examined and all his Itnen was found
marked "Eli ; Yesterday one of the ollicers
asked him It his name was Elllott , and ho
answered :
" \\'e.l , Elliott is not wanted anywhere just
at lho present time , '
Tlds statement was true. Although there
are a number of recent eafebowings ! on sec rd
in which It Is suspected that Elliott had a
hand , there is to no case any direct proof suf-
ficlont to hold hlu. Tito only points that connect -
nect him with the Calhoun robbery are the
fact that ho was captured in the neighbor.
hood , and that ho ha. the valise of burglars'
tools In his possession The man who was
bound by the burglars Is unable to identify
him , becfisso the burglars were maskei ,
1)EJl1)ED.0.(1181 Tl1E ( JO 1'lt.1ole ,
Legblature Ilan Power to lele ate lhucu-
tlvo Power to a hpeelnl Ihar.l ,
INDIANAPOLIS , Ind „ Juno 13-The so.
panne court today affirmed the prison di.
rectors case. It came up from la Porte
county , where the circuit court decided
against the governor in the contention over
the appointing power in the matter of se
lectlon of trustees for the state prison , Tht
laws of the last legislature delegated to a
beard of oaicers , including the secretary of
state , auditor treasurer a d attoruey gels.
tsral , the rigs to appoint rectors for prise
0125 , The governor refused to yct with the
board or to commission the directors selected -
lected by It , lie attacked the constitution.
allty of the law , holding that the legislature
might create an oldco , but had no powq to
all it. The governor claimeml the 3ppolnllag
power was lodged ! n him and could not
otherwise be delegated , The court holdq
against him in all the material allegations
and Charles Hartley , warden of the northern
prison , according to the board's elecllou , wlll
succeed JV , French , The case applies with
equal force to the prison south ,
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AT THE FEDERAL BUILDING.
Judge Dundy Takcs Up the Trial of Crlml
nat Cnuaor-lderul Notes.
Judge Dundy called the crhninal docket In
feJeral court yesterday.
Daniels and Gibbons , time young men sic-
ctuseti of selling undamped cigars at Osceola ,
were placed on trial ,
The Woolworth-foot civil catc is still In
the lmands of the jury.
The grand jury is at work on the Dunbar
postofca robbery case and the complaints
with relatiou to selling liquor to Winnebago
Indians. There are a large number of state
witnesses In attendance at court , among
whom are : J , 0. Coppie , C. P , Wllmat ,
Dancroft ; A , L. Pound , John Cunan , E , R'eir ,
A. C , Langdoa , W II , Bates , Lincoln ; C. H ,
Wilson , Dunbar ; J. M , Iluberle , Nebraska
City ; H. Lanntzen and D. Sehute , Omaha ;
P. J. RchttV. . A. Cornish , George Ward ,
\V , ii , Werden , Osceola ,
The carpenters and kalsominers took pos.
session of Deputy Postmaster Woodard's
office yesterday , The new money order
department quarters are ready for occupancy ,
and as soon as repairs in the deputy post-
master's office are completed the department
will le removed to the first 1 or , The stamp
department has been relegated to quarters a
bit 'larger in space than a match box , and
an electric fan will soon be put In to supply
the necessary ventilation.
Several employes of the postolace are on
the elck list. Postmaster Martin says that
the eanltary condition of the building is
lamentable , lie adds that mince he has assumed -
sumed the duties of postmaster It has given
him a ( Icily headache , presumably on account -
count of improper ventilation.
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Scarlet Fever Slcue Up.
The prevalence of scarlet fever or any
other contagious disease need not alarm you
if you use Allen's llygienc : Pluld , It is the
Ideal preventive 'medicine-clemising , purify.
Ing anti healing. No household should be
without it.
Lnulee' Turkleh IIaU , + ,
Also medicated , sulphur , mercurial baths ,
oil rubs , hot milk , perfumed baths ; morel.
cure , chiropodist , pedal cure. We are prepared -
pared to do all we agree.
Ladles , have your too nails made to look
like diamonds.
One free treatment with every bath ,
Special attention to hair dressing ,
109 Dee Uulding. !
Grand concert tonight , Courlland Beach ,
FOUND DEFENDANTS GUILTY ,
Judge gerka hocidea Against Catlin anti
Itoldwln iii the Ccnt'tery Salt.
Judge Derka rendered a decision yesterday
In the case in which C , Ii. Catlin and Charles
A , Baldwin are charged wIth having violated
the ordinance which
prohibits making any
additions to plats used for cemetery purposes ,
The territory In question is a piece of land
which was formerly used as a pvrt of
Prospect 11111 cemetery , but in which burials
have not been made since 188 $ . Recently It
was purchased by the cemetery association
from the Byron Reed estate and the associa
tlon was selling It out as cemetery lots 'risen
stopped by the proceedings in court , Judge
harks found the defendants guilty , as
charged , and fined thene each $25 and the
costs , An appeal was taken. The decision
is considered important , as the land in ques
lion is worth about $13,000. The decision is
the first one under the ordinance ,
The best of all headache remedies is Dr.
Davies' Anti-headache.
o bummer Tour.
1'oh duel Bet more far ydur money in the
sure return of health and enjoyment at any
of the many resorts on the Union Pacific sya
tern than anywhere else on this continent.
See your nearest Union Paclac agent , Sum-
mar tour tickets on male to Sept. 20.
E. L. LOMAX ,
'len'l Pas. , and Ticket Agent ,
Omaha , Nab ,
IOVINr G iYT MORSE'S. '
Adding a Stock orfllacorics to Fill Up the
Besoinent ,
BREAKING CHINA PRICES TO PIECES
One of the Largest nod hest Selected
Crockery amidltllaa.wnre Stocks to
cite City le'llle Sold at AI-
ntoma Atay ! 'rice ,
We have bought the groceries.
The stock is now on the way.
The carpenters are right now in llno basement -
ment , and in spite of all precautions they
break a valuable vase or chip China at m.l-
most every jar. They are bad men to have
in a cldna shop and w o are much more willing -
ing to sell you something at some price than
to leave it In the basement to bo broken ,
Anti besides we must move out the china to
make room for the groceries , limo most complete -
plete stock ever brought to this city.
All along we've had more china and glass
marl than is shown in almost any two ordinary -
dinary retail houses , and it's boa much. We
have made reductions to ro.luco this stock
wIthin reason and were succecilittg quite
well when we had this chance to buy a
whole grocery stock , but now all plodding
ways must slop.
TIE CHINA MUST GO ,
Anti in order to more it sve simply , make
prices that were never heard of before.
Common clay is no lower titan china now ;
you can buy a whole dinner set , 100 pieces ,
Engllsit decorated dinner set , for $5,50 ; or a
complete toilet set for $1.05.
In fact , anything and everything in the
basement goes this week for next to nothing ,
much less than the cost of making , just to
make room for the groceries ,
S. P , MORSE , DRY GOODS CO. ,
Going to sell groceries In the basement ,
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Grand concert tonight , Courtland Beach ,
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LtD1ES' TLJIiCtSII DATl1S.
Six I'or Flvn holier , , .
The manager of the bath and complexion
parlors at The Bee building has secured time
services of a trained masseuse for one month ,
who , by years of experience and careful
study , can by facial massage and medicated
vapors , creams and balms , make the old to
look young and the young yet more youthful
-all from the remedies nature herself
teaches. Special attention to hair dressing ,
llnposmlble to lave In ' 1'hla Country
Without hearing about the Northwestern
line's evening "Chicago Limped , " for people
WILL talk about its conveniences , tastefulness -
ness and comprehensive up-to-dateness.
Omaha , 5:45 : p , m , ; Chicago , 8:16 : a , m. Ves-
tibuled sleeping cars , chair cars , a la carte
diners , I'Intsch gas , EVERYTIIING. No ex-
Ira cost.
Other Northwestern trains at 11:05 : a. m.
and I p , m , dally. Want your trunk checked
at home ?
City ticket oalee,1401 Farnam street.
Summer Tourist Tlcketm via lima lVah tah
Are now on sale ; for roders : giving routes ,
rates , etc. , call at Wabash oiPce , 1415 Far.
nanl street ,
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A Few .5dvmOages
Offered by the Chicago , Milwaukee & SL
Paul railway , the short line to Chicago. A
clean train , made up and started from Omaha.
Baggage checked Irour residence to destina-
tion. Elegant train service and courteous
employes. Entire train lightetl by electricity
and healed by steam , with electric light in
every berth. Finest dining car service In
the west , with meals served "a la carte. "
The Flyer leaves at 0 p. m , dally front Union
depot.
City Ticket Office : 1501 Farnam street , C.
S Carrier , city ticket agent.
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f'llilC/.r 11On 1'f.llf IllJ'1l Ir ,
Continued Reports of tdvanco In l'rteos
and In Wsges ,
CLEVELAND , 0 „ June 13-The Iron
Trade Review this week will say : "The
week has brought the regular quota of atl
vances in prices and in wages to time iron and
steel industry , Mahoning Valley furnace
managers have granted their employes an increase -
crease of 10 per cent , following the pace set
in the Shenandoah Valley a few weeks ago ,
and eastern steel works bare announce ]
high rates , effective in July. In pig iron.
under continued buying , Bessemsr has risen
to $11.80 in the valley and $12 Is expected by
sellers as the next stage in the advance ,
making time Pittsburg price $12,65 , The host
Important development is the renewed effort
to make effect vo what has been discussed at
intervals for several years ht connection with
the loading pig iron producers of the south-
time establishment of a selling agency and the
allotment of output with an agreed basis of
prices for the different grades , It is reported -
ported that $7,60 for gray forge at Alabama
furnace is the figure talked of. The
Tennessee Coal , Iron & Railroad company
anti the Sloss Irots and Steel company are
the chief figures in time arrangemmsemmt and It
is believed their directors have sanctioned a
year's arrangement. The steady advance in
southern iron , amounting now to $1 , has
been supported by the well sold condition of
the leading furnaces and this condition opens
time way to still higher prices , so that the
difficulties much a move would have en-
counteretl at any time in the past two years
are largely removed. With the proposed ad.
vance in southern Iron there would be no
dmculty In holding current prices on northern -
ern foundry and forge irons , and giving a
margin beside for still higher prices ,
especially if southern roads should put their
rates up correspondingly ,
11'ILL SERI'/ : FOIL Till : CO.IIlXG 1'E.1f1
iJ-t of XVotvly Elected floors rot Natlonul
itrcwer'm Asaoelatlno ,
MILWAUKEE , June 13-The National
Brewers association this morning elected the
following officers : President , Leo Elbert of
Irontn , 0 , ; vice pr.-font , Charles Schul a of
New' fork City and Itu Jolph Brand of Chicago -
cage ; lreasumer , Charles Gunther of New
York City.
Vigilance committee , George J , Obermann ,
Milwaukee ; Perry It. Iteulter , Boston ; N. W
ICendall , New haven , Conn. ; Edward Ituhl ,
Boston ; S. H. Evans , Iludson , N. Y. , August
Uimleln , Slllwaukee ; \ \ ' . J. Lemp , SL Louis ;
Albert Litter , Indianapolis ; Albert Lackman ,
Clnclnnatl ; L , Schlather , Cleveland ; Alfred
\\'erthmuller , Burlington , la. ; 1V. 11. hlull ,
New Raven , Conn. ; C , fl.w'acker , Chicago ;
John Thomas , Philadelphia ; Wllliarn Rimske ,
Pittsburg and Allegheny , 1'a. ; Robert Port-
nler , Alexandria , Vu. ; August Goebel , Detroit -
troit ; William 11amm , EL l'aul ; Frank hell-
dorfer , Baltimore ; A. I'eymann , Wheeling .
Va. ; Phil Zang , Denver : Charles Metz ,
Omaha ; Frank Scott , Louisville ; Gottfrled
Krueger , Newark , N. J. ; Fred Gotleib , Unltl-
Core ,
Advisory council , J. C. 0. Pupfel , M. J.
Groh , II , 0. Woerx and Emil Schaefer , New
York ; John Gardiner , Jr. , Phlladelphla ; Hermann -
mann P. Scharmann , Brooklyn ; Peter hiauk
Jr. , Newark , N. J , : E. W. Vnigt , Detroit ,
Gum'tave G , Pabst , Milwaukee ; henry Uhleln ,
Milwaukee ; . Bartholomew , Rochester , N
V. ; Joseph Theurerl CLlcago ; August Busch ,
St. Louis ; B , J. Obermann , Milwaukee , and
Clmristian hieaalch , Washington ,
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( ibJrcttng to Iha Aces-oenta.
Tiso county commissioners will hear the
first equalization case on Saturday morning.
The usual number of objections to assessments -
ments are being reported , one party , who
was assessed at $2,000 last year being am-
seamed at only $2,000 thly year. Still he was
on hand objecting , Commissloner Jenkins
asked hhn how he expected the county to
run if a 30 per cent cut was made all around.
As it is , members of the county board already -
ready believe that the estimated expenses
for next year svlll have to be materially
cut if the assessment shows the expected
falling oft , . . ,
To Itonrgmntse the Club ,
There will be a meeting of the republicans
of the country precincts of Douglam county at
Benson hell , Rest Omaha , June 22 , at 6
o'clock p , In , to reorganize the "Harrison
club" and elect amens for the ensuing
year.
HACDCH RlIOb.
Cutting ( itr time I'rotlt end Sonto of the Cost
to Unload sn Enormous t'nrclmn.oof { Vnlsts
LADIES' WAISTS , 19C.
\Vo have divided our stock of wash waists
Into three lots , which embrace almost our
entire stock.
Lot 1 at 19c , unlaundered ,
Lot 2 at 48c , launderel ,
Lot 3 at tile , laundered.
These waists are the very newest goods in
the market , full sleeves , pointed yoke back ,
etc. , etc „ anti are being sold at hems than the
cost to manufacture ,
LADIES' SIL WAISTS , $2,09. $
\Ve have made a similar division of our silk
waists-three lots.
Lot 1 at $2.09.
Lot 2 at $2,95.
Lot 3 at $3.95 ,
The variety and styles of these waists are
so numerous that we cannot go into details ,
but every dollar you invest in them will bring
bring you two dollars' worlim ,
CIIILDREN'S LA\VN DRESSES , CRC.
C to 14 years , fast colors mini were made to
sell al $1.25 ,
We have an elegant lot of calico , percale
and ginghnut dresses equally low ,
OUIt WASh GOODS SALE
Still continues with unabated interest. We
have knockeJ the prices down so low that
ICs a dally crowd of eager buyers. New
bargains are added every day ,
MILLINERY SALD.
\Vlth one of the most complete stocks of
very finest novelties , It's no trouble at all to
sell you something to your taste. All the
latest European novclliea , as well as many
exchtai'o designs. Summer hats will be
included In our special sale for Friday and
Saturday.
Hats that you used to pay $6,00 , $7,00 and
$3,00 for will he on sslo at $2.91 ,
hIAYDEN BROS.
GBO , W. COOK & MIN'S S11OU STOCK.
Sold to time iloston Sdre at Ahout 33 Cents
on tile lolltir ,
This well known Omaha shoe stock , in the
Karbaclm block , en 15th , has been sold to
Boston Store at one of the greatest sacrifices
ever inatie to turn shoes into cash ,
Everybody 1n Omaha knows this ( 'oak
stock and how fine the Cock shoes arc , but
at the prices Roston Store will sell them
there svlli be such an excitement as never has
been known in the shoe business in Omaha.
Sale begins Monday ,
BOSTON STORII , OMAl1A ,
The largest shoe dealers in Omalta ,
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Grand concert tonight , Courlland Beach ,
11'1STIiIlV : 1'1.1'110.1J.
Veterans of time i.ato ltebelllon Itontombored
by theonernta0veruument. ;
WAShINGTON , June 13-Special.-Pen- ( )
stons granted , issue of flay 23 , were :
Nebraska : Addltional-Hugh T , Crockett ,
North I'lntle , Lincoln. Increase-Itobert D ,
\Vllliamson , Omaha , Douglas ; John \V. Rich ,
Lebanon , Red Willow ; \Villiunt L , Ross ,
.lnselmo , Custer , Ileisslle-Lymmt U. Cunningham -
ningham , LCearsey , Buffalo ; W'Illlnm M.
llkndman , Danburv , ] fed \Vtlitnw ; JoseItit N.
Iloustou , Iluinview , 1'temce ; Samuel S. Iloyt ,
Lincoln , basic-aster ; Harvey E. Camp ,
Ilamslpton , Itnm ilton. Original \vldosvs , etc.
-Carollao Strayer , Decatur , Hurt ; reissue ,
Mary Amin Itlley ( mother ) , \Vy'meme , Gstge ,
Iowa : Addltional-Itobert 13rosvn , May-
mmurd , 1'ayetc ; Andrew J. Cottrell , Fertile ,
Worth , IU neaay-John Johnson , Nortlm-
w0od , North. Increase-\Villlam J. Main ,
liralnard , Fayette ; John \V. S. Ivers , lied
Oak , Montgomery ; Reuben 1' . ( 'onory , Ma-
quoketa , 1aclcsun , Reissue-\Villlanm II.
Mellon , fedmnan , Palo Alto ; henry 11. Cans ,
Chaney , Clinton ; Samuel Iteed , Percival ,
Fairmont ; isIJah : J. Drury , Mum ion , Linn ;
John M , Runyan , Geneva , Franklin ; John
Payton , Bcdford , Taylor ; Daniel W. Stahl ,
Prescott , Adams ; Archibald It. Baird , ( 01-
lege Springs , Page ; Augustus \V , Milton ,
Olin , Jones ; Isaac H. Mann , Iowa Fails ,
Hardin. Original widows , etc.-Edward
Dlmvison ( father ) , Forest City , Winnelmgo.
South lakoln : Original-Henry M. Bnker ,
Mount Vernon , Davison. Llcreuee-Frmtk-
Im I1. Slnde , Hudson , Lincoln , Iteltsue
landolph Addington , Huron , Beadle ; Airml
( 'amsdle , rtnpid City , Iennington : Philelis
Shepherd , Mitchell , Davison ; 'I'homn4 .1 ,
Howe , Julian , Clnsk'I'hmnns ; P. Casa'rymi-
dnll , lion llumnc. Original widows , etc.
Abigail Brown , Northvlle : , Spink ,
Issue of lltly LI :
Nebraska : Supplemental-Ninaveh Summers -
mers ( deceased ) , Isddyville , Dawson. IIe-
issue-Jtmstmma E. 11th , Bloomlleld , Knox ;
\ \\'hitmsey , Republican City , liar-
harm ; \\'Illlam G , Mt'Colm , Randolph , Cedar ,
David II. Kingery. Lamar , Chase.
Iowa : Original-Robert II. Marshall ( de-
ceasedl , Sioux City , Woodbury ; Jacob Neu-
man , Hubbard , Ilardin ; Stephen N. Iteed ,
\\'iota. Ca , , . Increase-Jacob Slikett , ltel
OEtk , Montgomery ; Francis A , Hovnrd , Des
Moines , folk ; John W. Condoms , UloomaeId ,
Davis ; Erastus N , Grant , Clinton , Clinton.
Peissue-Jacob P , Lentz , Marshalitown ,
Mlarshull ; Howard Lathrop , Brush Creek ,
Clavton ; Lmsther , Ulan , ( : 'fford , liar'lln ' ,
Oscar B , Mutton , Co ydon , Wayne ; J'hn Baltimore -
timore , Ilumeston , Wayne ; Jolns H. Matthew
thew Grooms Island , Jackson ; John S. 11111 ,
Orchard , Mitchell ; \Vallaeo Proctor , Mus-
catine , lhmseatine ; Alfred Ii. Hayden. Ilum-
boldt , hIumnlwldt ; George W , Parks , ladora.
Ilardin. Original widows , etc.-Bridget B ,
Marshall , Sioux City , Woodbury ; Cynlhbl
E. Butterfield , Marengo , Iowa ; Rebecca
Sitter , Casey , Guthrie ,
Sotmth Dakota : Original-Constantine D.
Meath , Slrseton , Roberts. Reissue-Itobert
IC. Woodward , Virgil , Iteadie.
Colorado : Original-ugh B. McNclll ,
Balfour , Park ; John Blurton , Jr. , Villa
Grove , Sagunche ; Phlllp L.etriek , Denver ,
Arapahoe ; William McFadden , Colorado
Springs , H1 Paso ; Ambrose R. Megrue , Denver -
ver , Ar pahoe , Increase-John Corey , L mg
mont , itoulder , Reissue-\V1111am Mliliken ,
Trlnldnd Las Anlmas ; Fletcher Allen , Lyons -
ons , Bouldar ; Frelerh k Scha net , Lawrence ,
El Paso ; \Viilimn T. Bays , Oum'ay , Ouray
issue Of May 25 ;
Nehroska : Original-Tligbee I' . lilseock ,
Marquette , Ilsunlltun , Reissue-Lewis G
L'nlhert , Chmnbers , Bolt ; Stephen A. Hi-
att , Tilden , Madison ; ltavmond ltoyse , lied
Cloud , Webster ; Isaac \V. Ilosvling , Ilent-
rice , Gage ; Joseph R Webster , Lincoln ,
Lancaster.
Iowa ; Original-Thomas P. Spilmnn , Ot-
tumwaVnpcllo. . Restoration and increase
-1Villlam Clark ( deceased ) , Onawu , Mon-
ona , Restoration and reissue-Samuel Sullivan -
livan , Nora Springs , Floyd. Ineraare--Wil-
llam E , Crawford , Ilumeston , Wayne ; Norton -
ton MrCllntock , Iilencoc. Monona , ltelssue
-Wenzel Cherveny , Sanborn , O'Brien'
George Brock , Dubuque , Dubuque ; Joel
IMng , Thornburgh , Keokuk ; Samuel Me.
Eveny' , Sioux ( 'itv , Woodbury ; Adelbert V
Stevens , Sibley , Osceola ; Edwhs it. Turner ,
Melrose , Monroe ; James Brow nleo , Musea-
tine , Muscattne ; Morgan I' MulfordVeb
stem , Warren ; Reinhold Sehwenke , Masser
Lucas ; George B. Lathrop , Red Oak , Montgomery -
gomery ; Therbert L , Harden , Mtcksburg ,
Mndlsan ; Robert Camden , { Vebster City ,
1amilton ; Henry \V. Douglas , Bedford ,
Taylor ; Bradford J , Teasley , LItlle Sioux
Harrison.
South Dakota : Original widows-Tattle A
Leaman , Arlington , Kingsbury.
North Dakota : Original-\Vllllam Furlong ,
Colgate , Steole.
Colorado : Original-John M. McComas ,
Salida , ( 'hnffoo.
Montana : Original-Michael ilannn , Li'
Ingstnn , Parlt ; Michael \V , Manle ) ' , Sherl-
dnn , Madison ,
Issue of May 27 :
Nebraska : Original-Custavua Burg , Oma-
ha. Douglas ; James I'earson ( lnlenmt , Rich-
nrdsmn ; George Lehman , Coiumbus , Platte ,
John hfowell ( deceased ) . Sumner , Dawson ,
Wllilns A. Oltnstoad , ( fraud I"land , Ball
increase-Lorenzo \Vhitten , 13eavor City ,
Furmms. Reissue-\Vlllinm If. Fostoria } , ,
Manley , Cass ; Isaac \'annest , Iirownsville ,
Nemnhn ; Daniel Bryant , Newman , Dawes.
Iowa : Original-\Vallam P , \\'ellen ,
Dow's , Wright. Addltional - Lrmfnycttr
Sprlneor , Mlliville , Clayton ; Allen T , llald-
win , Iludson , lllaek Htnvk. Increase-Hans.
uel Z , Murphy , EldonVa hello ; Thomas
Tlernmt Manson , ( 'alhoun ; Jounce ML Ha-
vis , Ifedlleld , Dallas. Reissue-Imdel A.
Tnwnsend , Ihrnslde'ebster ; \1'illlnm J.
Miller , Danville , Des Mohtes ; Wllllarn J.
Mullinax , Cincinnati , Appanoose ; George
F. Fisher , ( 'larlntla , Page ; lennard Joy ,
Indianola. Warren ; Milton Miner , Swnln ,
Marlon ; Joseph lfmm'an , Weiler , Munroe ;
\Vlllinnt Sldth , Strawberry h'oint , Clay'ton'
Thonas Jackson , Harris , Osceola ; Samuel
11 , Duncan Columbus Junction , Louisa.
Original widow , etc.-Anna H. Swanson ,
Bounsboro , Boone ; minors of David \Vood-
all , hock Rapids , Lynn. Mexican war survivors -
vivors ; Increase-Thomas II. Ilowen , Solors ,
Johnson.
South Dakota : Reissue-Augustus IC. lIar
ker , Iroouois , Kingsbury.
North 1)alcota : Reissue-James F. Deyoe ,
Fairmount , Ilichlnnml.
Colomdn Addltional-\Vllllam H. Atwood ,
Colorado Springs , LI Paso , increase-Josiah
'Zimmerman , Durango , la Plata. itelssue-
w'Illlam 11uwklns , Nepesta , Pueblo ; Wilson
Miller La Junta , Olin Original w'Iclow's ,
etc.-Nancy Lo Page ( mother ) , ( 'rlpolo
Creek. El Paso : minors of Samuel 0 , Luther -
ther , Greeley Weld.
Montana : original-\Villlam Mason , Hel
ena , Lewis and Clark.
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To Members of the Ilnrrlmnn Club.
fly virtue of my office as president. I
hereby call a meeting of the llarrlson club
to be held at Bennington , Douglas count ) ' ,
Neb. , at 2 p , m , on June 16 , 1895 ,
All republlcans of the county preelncte
are cordially invited. This being the first
annual meeting of the club officers will be
elected and other business of importance.
IJERMAN TIMMIE , President.
Dated this 12th day of June , 1805 ,
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more thatl yoUr11 find about the average 7cc' tuldcI'Weur sold lu a good
ninny stores.
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and broke up their game , and then remember
the goods we offer are strictly First Class
and standard in every way ,
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Jewel Gasoline Stoves
Lowell Carpets.
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they will do all that we say they
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