I _ T- : -I
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FltO)1 ) TIlE OW TO TEIE NE\V \
rQrt Ozzithft , Whioh M to Bc jbamlouud ,
antl Port Crook be Be Oceupied.
NEW POST THE FINEST IN THE ARMY'
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, ,
Quirt.r fur Ilith UIIuer. itiaI
jru' . liIe.t n tUl .UL MO4Lt1It t. ' ( ?
ChLIg
( ur the ' ' , . . ; ,
rIII Iort OlIaht. ) hteh s tO bo
.t4 one O
Uofl 'hO oCCtIDtUlCY o Fort Ctuok
bvtfl es-
the old pot ( ) t thu artny , ba' '
rjurvtttIoI1 cull-
tIthshQI1 La 1868. The
acVe3 aiitl was
prut S a trncUtn over
trutri the cttiaeris o
pa t a ly a doiutLIot
as an Ilitluce-
Otiffiha to the (
. thu post at this pQfl.
IOCUt.d
mont ti )
or it weru d4le1u1 Lu thu guy-
Fvufltv act
'rY CIILtIW 13.VeIIs and wfu on
urniieIt ;
' _ : , 1SiS twenty aure were dedett
t1)n3tt ) ,
on t L 1868 by E1ner9ox1 SeyUftUr tflh1
.r ( ' , anti OU October 2 o the satnu year
Aug'iJS lCountze slgtieil a lease to the guY-
urirnoI1t for zt flOtlililtil consk1cratIQr ( or an
aJjiIflhIiC tract of a traction ovtr forty
a vH. Tills WflS ubsequutiUy deeded to
thu overunioIit anti is IIY I tittEt Of th
rniitary t-eservaton of Fort Quinha.
The bullulings on thu grouii0s , with the ex-
CeIfl iII f the prest ± IIt busiRat and guaril
liouso wuru eunatrueted is Soon as pussIbIu
arur rho location of thu yost. They coil-
sisi of eu woudeti barracks , 3Ux84 feet , with
a iiit'ss room 21x52 feet in thu rear of each
of rtiesu ; fourte.iii fraino bui1tIiiig' Iltieti
' 'Illl brick for utflcer' quarters and ten
iltuWo ets of Iliiu oiI1eur quurter9. alt
fraint' . anti a twu-atory bulliling for the
corniiianIlLXIt quarters. The old hth4lItal ,
butliltug wits a frarile structure on the north
citil at the reurvnt1olI. which Is no longer
ilinni for that nIroe. The guarfi house It
a rIt'k structure. 43 ¼ xIS4 feet and Is of
Inure rt'cUt ditto ,
Thu other builtBng3 of niore moileru date
oil 110 grounils Ia the large brick In the
ceIn'r of the reaurvatloli now used for the
post hospital. It 'vati originally nteiided
for the heatlriuarters building for the Dc-
partuu'lit of the t'atte. Lt wa erected
In I S ( . Before the cOIflIletiOII of the building -
ing tile headquarters had been movuil out
to the fort. They had previouMly been to-
eatuit in thri btiiltliiig yliIeh stood on a por-
ttOfl O the 2ito of the Creighoii theater
anti % liteli lena converted into a hotel on the
buruttig of the Grand Central and culleti the
.vi , hnoll. The heatIqtittrter only rerualneti
out at tile post a comparatively short time
ant the building lutetuleul for that pllrptne
wini convei'tetl Into a hospital cud hai been
UaCI for that purpose over SInce.
% _ jjjfl"J , L'L'tCE.
Since the commeucemeilt of the wurk on
Fort ( 'rook very little ha been done In the
way of repitirs on the buildIngs-only enough
to ktn'p thoni habitable anti thIs , with their
ag and original character. renders many
of them anything bitt beautiful. The grounds ,
ilttwt'ver. have always had the best of care
anti now there are few more beautiftil or
tit' itiug places , especially In the summer
t'tno than Fort Omaha. Thu trees are kept
'c.il trlinnietl anti afford 1b-'nty of shade
anti tilt' 'itl1 kept lawns present a beau-
trul sight anti evtii the shabby buildings
both in them-
art' kept uuerupuIlOhuI3ly neut.
8' I's utud their surruuinillngs.
'I hue the fort hunu not witnessed the
t rrlTlg scenes of niany of the western
garrtaofltt. tht're having been on only one
otr'usIofl tiny call for tth' use of the troops
startoneti there for iotal purposes , several
tlfluus the garrisoll twa started from here
t rake part Iii memorable campaigns , its
central location rendering It the most avail-
ahlit wht'n uttit11t1tind troops were neCdIlti
111 11w part of the western country.
Tilt' first garrhon of ha post after Its
eutahhishmt'nt W18 a part of the Second
? 'a'airy anti a battery tram the Third art -
t u'rv. They only remained until Fob-
r'inry lS6D , when the Twenty-seventh in-
fntiti vtULS sttflt lucre. In June of that yt'nr
till ? TvQnt y-atVf'13t11 was constulitlateul with
tile N inthi and the new regiment had its
lit"ulqunrters at this p st. rn 1873 it
ga'o plct'e to the Twonty-thuirti. which only
r' nuunt'd until the next summer. when the
N nth t.an1o btitlt. The Ninth anti the
F urtli aiternnttul at short intervals for
* utv.'raJ vt'ars , when the Fourth came here
for rht' regular garrison antI the NInth left
for good. In 1SSI the Fourth. was oeeupy1n
tht post In couijtinetlnn with Battery D of
11w P'ittll artillery. It was here at
thu. t flIt' ( If the famous 'tluinp riots , " anti
was 'aIled out to take part in that con-
r.vt'rce Illit dlii not tinti It necessary to
fIre a stint antI the campaign was a brief
nilul I ) lteutt I&'su one ,
ul Ini the Fourth left the post and tile
Secoilti infantry came here and has occu-
pled It over sincp. When It leaves
the pliwe will cease to bit a military post
antI ileyoulIl a smali tIettchznt t'o care
for tlitt gnvernmt'nt property It will be a
stranger to milItary scones. The people
of lt' north end of the city , who have
for years lietrct tInily , rain or shine , the
sunrise anti sunset guns. the bugle eahls
anti sitt'n the f.inuillar unIornla of tile sal-
iltura trill ndly miss them , tar they have
become a part of their daily life.
NI\V FORT CROOK.
Now P'ort Crook , to which the Twenty-
pcond infantry goes , Is conceded to be the
finest tint ! most conveniently arranged pest
lU rho tuiitttui : Stati's arnuy ituld the regiment ,
by its long service in frontier pests , baa
fairly earnnl ( the ease anti canutort that
comes to it by reason of Its new quarters.
tntIs'r ule c-rt.tuI attention which will un-
dotibtetily ho bestowed upon It tIle grounds
vill soon lose tile new nilil columequlently
barreii appearance tshiieh now In a measure
characterizes thenu. The trees. which are
young antI now afford no shatie amuti serve
only slightly to relIeve tim moluttnny of
the groumntls iintier fostering care wIll grow
fapitilY ailil the ground , new only sparsely
covered wIth grass , will rapltlly develop
hun unit lawns. With these an a background -
ground for the hue lmuiIldIngm the pqst svlll
lwcnmis 0110 of the most beautIful spots In
the entire C01111t17.
Tlii' buildIngs which it is the Intention to
erect at present are now all contpletctl except -
cept the coimuinandant's quarters , the contract -
tract for which has Just been awarded and
which It is the Intention 10 have completetl
HOillit tlifltt next year. It is to be the burg-
' oat suuil immo.st ImnOtilflg hulIldItmg on tile
grounds , with time exceptIon of 11111 qtlarters
foi' 'he prIvates. autti Is to he in the center
or time row of bulittlugs on time officers' altie
of time parade grotiuds. It v1Il be two
torlcs wilh attic and basement , 40xt4 feet
antI of iii. ' mmilue general style as the other
builitliugs.
It Is the ultimate lnti'ntloum to erect sIx
more tmilillnts oil time grrnmuuis for the so-
- omiuiotIqt1on of the jm1tI officers , the present -
ent litEmlCtult'e % otily athiitltng ac'CtlInmmlndatl'on
for lime hue oflicorim. 'rho plane are to erect
themiu tO the north of time pre8eIlt buildIngs
designed for the lImti ot1lt'er.
4 Tile tmuiitltumga tiId Improvements on the
: trotmimds lituvu all 1)0011 under the supervision
or tIajor Cimarles 1. ijumlilIroy , cimlof quar-
termuaster 01 the Department of time Platte ,
ever attire the first SIIOVI'ICIII of earth wag
tlmrowtm on tile grountis aIliJ to ilI watchful
care l Iargt'Iy ( limo the perfection to whIch
tlmi work baa now tmeii brought.
,
Otlui.I'1I W'I'F1IT i1'iEfV.
The grounds are carefully laId out inn-
C3daifl mauls leatlitig alt thro'gIi thrum , stud
are ImrovhIetl with In4cpeimdemi sorter syi.s
tt'IflH for time cai'r'i'limg off of storm water
nd sewage tt'oTil tIle imotitios Trees htto
becli st out to ( lit' nunutter of over ioot ,
imd In aIIto of time ummfuvoratde seaoes of
time past ( ow yeart there arc a large aiim.
her of them In a flourlshlimg coadltitmti.
The post also has its own water ivorltii
gystein Thc pinup house is located at limo
extreme ntI of lb. grouindii and power
ptIm1p % ftmrnI8lI CO ample miupply of pure
water for orditmary purposes and fire pro.
Children Cry 110 !
Pitcher's Castoriaa
Chidren $ Cry for
Pitcher's Caitoria
Children Cry foi
rJohur' . Catorla.
t etton. Thu. WRte. 1stwo tronu a ett
Qt lsliM 3IHsk te seft4I , whilOK glLrutflWel
a never fallh + Y 1'ur orilinary vwr
poses the wa k pwsuped tutu a TeF-
volr on a hIs' on the iorth enti f the res-
rvatloJl Ifl Qege of lire the system
cart be 't chaneti to dlTt'Ct , irt'eeultC itt a
few see-
At .tie extreme suthweet ccii of the
, - . , mni1 t situated the arbegu crown-
tory and along the south end of the ira1e
ground te located itt order the sturuboutsu
L for the quartornmster , 3Ox24O feet , one story ,
ttIc amid basement. Nit cuimues the 'ork-
f hop , 3xSO ( feet. one story. To the east Is
'tUClutti the only frame bulldIu s on the
grounds , the weigon and coal sheds and the
, tahI. 8eyont thIs Is the waguzlne , a
Sutsuatitial brick structure of sulileleut ea-
paciry to meet lbs needs of the garrbuoii.
tmm the esIeru side of the pataae ground
Silt ) separatetl fruiti It only by a stretch ot
lawn alit ! a macatitun driveway Is the rower
or line officers quarters. twulvu bulldtng'u to
ati. and in the collier of tht row Is to be
tbu eormmimmantlant's quarters. Tu of these
buil'itngs are exact duplIcates aud are in-
tulItli3ll for the timartleti oU1cer. The other
ttu are leelguieti for the bachelors of the
pust , anti these ttu buIldIngs are alike in
eery respect. The nmarrtetl officers' qu&tt-
terus are double buildings and furnish ample
room for the families of the olileers. There
are nmantels In the parlors , slttiug rooms
and in the betlroons U ) stairs. bath rooms
with hot and cold watet. teatu heat in. , all
of Ilmeom , anti the entire ilnish of the rooms
oil the Urat Iloor Is in bard wood. Through-
Omit thu fluot of hardware , plumbing and
Immaterial of all kInds Is used and In every
respect the strOctures compare favorably
wIth the best of our umotlern homes both
lit ewivettlelmee and elegance of apoiut-
nments.
The buildings for the baeelors dIer
only In the fact there are inure sleeping
rocins 11 the buildings In proportIon to
the others. Tb"ru Is a common parlor and
sitting room , blllitrtl room and dIning
room , anti each olticer has a sleeping apart-
Imlerit and a study room for his indivi.iutl
oat- .
QL'ARTEItS FOR P1ZIVATE.
Oti the opposite sitle of the parade ground
im ; the large buildIng for the aecommoda-
tiemi of the prIvates and in this is provided
nil the lIving aecolmmnmodations for a regi-
iteilt at UICII. The building Ia Sum ) feet long
and in th center Is the large dining room
in % Vilieh th entire regiment will alt down
to its Uleals at the same tIme , In the
\'tngs to the north and south are the sleep-
lag rooms for the privates , cots for a coin-
pImimy beIng piuceul in each i-coin , with small
rooms off of these for the noncommIssioned
( t1cr. ! The quarters are light and airy.
with the be'ut of ventilation. and in the bath
rooms attached are ample facilities for the
Inert to keep theinselves clean. The appointments -
ments in these bath rooms are of the t1est.
poreetalu-lined tubs being useul anti the
best of plumbIng throughout. Probably nowhere -
where In the world can be found such ele-
gnat quarters for the private soldier. To
the rear of the dimming ball is the monster
kitchen. with all the conveniences which
can be founti In the best of niodru hotels
for preparing food for large numbers of
flieR. There are cold storage rooms for
meatsand vegetables in the basement. In
the upper story are located the post headquarters -
quarters over the dining room and in the
wings are sleepIng apartments for the men.
Along the entire front of the building , overlooking -
looking the parade ground , runs a broad
veranda , which affords a delightful view
of the surrounding country.
To time south of this buildIng are two
tioumbie buildings for the use of married noncommissioned -
commissioned oiflcers. In these the same
care is shown fox- the comfort and convenience -
venience of the occupants that l evidenced
everywhere throughout the post.
The hospital stands alone to the north on
a hilt overlooking the fort and the surround-
log Country. The main building is 66x51
feet , two stories high and a long one-story
wing 78x29 feet. It is designed in the light
of the most motlern knowledge of the needs
of the sick and provides for them every
comfort that is pouable. Tills Is the only
building on the grounds that is not heated
by steam. hot water being used here for
sanitary reasons. Located on the hill.
where there ma plenty of fresh , pure aim- ,
with .imple windows to admit the sunlight.
and a delightful view to cheer the sick anti
suffering , it La InJect ! a model structure.
anti sick or well the soldier who is quartered -
tered at Fort Crook tvill be well cared for.
There is one other building on the grountis
which , while it Is a necessary adjunct of
.tn army post. is not a pleasant lone for the
occupants to contemplate. This is the
guarul house. It is situated at the south
end of the gm-nunda and even here the arrangements -
rangements are such as to rentier the
forced tenancy of the place as comfortable
physically as possible for the unfortunates
whose violation of military discipline gets
theni Into trouble. It is in all respects a
modern jail , both as to security and saul-
tary arrangements.
As statt'ti before , all the buildings on the
grountllm. with The exception of the stable.
wagon and coal aimed , are of pressed brick
with slate roofs , and except the hospital
are all heated with steam.
RouuttW"iisiit' Built in it Day ,
Neither are the obstinate maladies , to the
removal of which the great corrective , Has-
totter's Stomach BItters , is adapted curahie
in an hour. To persist in the use of this
standard remedy Is no more than just.
Biliousness , constIpation , malaria , rheuma-
tisimi , kidney complaints anti nervousness are
among the complaints which it eradicates.
'l'eu.elirr.i' Excuirqtoti.
A personally Conductitti excursion will
leave Omaha via the ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
Saturday July 1 , at150 p. m. , for FiualQ ,
N. Y. Rate for round trip only 213:7o. : For
full Intormatinn call at city ticket office ,
1602 Farnam street.
BURLINfTON ROUTE.
THRO' TRAIN TO BUFFALO ,
FROM OMAHA , SATURDAY , JULY 4.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS-$2a.73.
LAKE ROUTE IF DESIRED.
Call at 1ii02 Farnani at. and get Information.
t Fitili Story-
With eiementn of truth , easily possible by
using the Northwestern line to some of the
many lakes north. Cost you 3.OO to lO.CtO.
Depends on the "Ilnanelal question. "
1401 Farnam Street.
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Pl1i1tSO.tE r'ta.tIt.tI'Ir ,
w. ii. McCann of Chadron wac in the
city yesterday.
C. _ J. Phelps of Schuyler came down to
the city yesterday.
.1. L. Maremmer of Lead City , S. fl , was
an Omaha visitor yesterday.
Jaimms Morath of Malvern. Ia. , Is in the
city on a brief buslOu-s trip.
A. C. Etlwartls of ( ilenwooti , Ia , Is In
Omaha on a milmort business trip ,
Lank Stone anti wit. of Ke'tono , S. I ) . ,
Ivel's ammmong the yestordey arrivals.
Dr.V. . L. Chritimamin of Eltired , Pa. , was
In the city ycsterdtiy while en route imoroe
frimm Denver Cola.
r V. Smtti of Taos Angeles. Ca1 , a far-
flIer resltle'imt of Omaha , is in the city on. a
hnrt visit with friends.
'F. J. 11'enn amnecorali. . Ta. , was 1n the
city yesterdmty wimil. , Cml route home from
flroiirmu flOVt' , this stat' .
John T. M.uiiatiem. superintendent of the
, ntIuistrla1 School for [ toys at Kearney. wait
art Omaha vl.itor yesterday.
Robert S. ( iherfeliler of Smdncy , a member -
ber of the Stale Fish Cotiunission , spelut
time day In tIme city yesterday.
Jumdge W. It. liIey of the Union PacIfic
left tot' Chicago last night stud after a few
utayi sojourn In that city will Continue lmls
Jc'urimey to iew York.
i\'ehiiSkttns $ at the hotels : J. E. Case ,
ValentlimeV : V. Johnson , Wood Iako ; H.
t. UoWts. Ilaneroft ; F. , t. Long , Madison ;
F. Tierumey , Broken how.
F. I. Sanfotl and wIfe retimrnetl home
Sunday morning after spending several
weeks emong tIme fishing rebau'ts of Wis-
comisin Timey report splemuiliul fishing in the
tmorihmern lakes this year.
'il1iaimm Churchill of Washington , I ) . C. .
lain > ' appolnteui United States consul general -
eral to Samoa , was In tIme city for several
haum's yesterday while en rattle to Apis ,
where ho will assume his now duties.
Misses Helen and garab McShane. accom-
pammiod i ) ) Mitts Rene Hamilton. teachers In
the Onmaha public schools , left last even-
hug for Aerilo , Germany , 'cliere they vlhI
pursue a course of studies until Septeniher.
(1 0. Madsen , supetlqtendent of the msils
of the Puhlimiun oonmpany , heft for Chicago
lust evetmlmig to confer with a publIshing
house iii connection with issuing his serial
story ontitleul 't2bo Price o Timne , "
- i'IIE ciit4oNE ; p11o'rolPiiEll ( ;
A Grapho Portrayal of the St. Louts
Cyclone's Deatlly Work.
THE BEE HAS EXCLUSI.VE RRIIT
OnLy _ tuthettttu tuittiuui Pubiihed
Quick 'i'utL. Ut L'ii iiiail ( 'atm.ierI
utl 'I'hu lit-c Secures the % 'urk
fet it's Sub'.trIber. ,
Four hun'lretl killed and 1.200 injured lit
the record of the cyclone hIvh struck St.
Luui and East St. Louis at 5 o'clock on time
afternoon of May 2 ? . Within halt an hour
thousands of fawilies were reudered hotime-
less and property to the value of $ OOOIOOO
Isas destroyed. It was the inost disastrous
storui of modern times , tar inure ap'a1iIug
than any earthquake or hurricauc that has
occurred in thic generation. hundreds of
miles of electrie wirej atid thousauds of
telephone anti telegraph poles were dashed
to the ground like so many uiuepins. Trees
were uprooted and hurled a distance of
several bluck. Heavy iron fences % ere
twisted as though they were so much tin.
The masonry at the appruches of the great
Eads bridge was biousu away. teaUtbottS
were dashed across the river. broken into
fragments and hurled high upon tbe oLtpositO
banks. There was uothiu eIther on laud eu
afloat to ithstaud th pItiless fury of the
awful wind , shieh attained a vvlucity of
eighty wileit a hour arid bruugttt WIth it
havoc , ruin anti death.
Right upon the heels of the storm caine
Strauss , St. LouIs' ie.tdIng photographer ,
ho wade perfect vIews of all th most ha.
portant ruins. whieb included some of the
city's inost substauttal buildings and
churches. These views , together with a
graphic description of the wvt'ek from the
pelt of 0110 of St. Louis' must noted newspaper -
paper nien , have been handsomely engraved
anti printed on supersized and catenuiered
paper and bound in book form , after the
style of the World's Fair Views , which The
13cc scattered broadcast In tS9i. making an
interesting album of the great storm which
i almost priceless. as It Is the only an-
thentic edition , photographed direct from
actual life or death. that will be published.
The 13cc has exclusive control of the pro-
tiuction and oers this complete work of
fifty pages , including forty-three full page
views , to subscribers of Time Daily lice for
the inslgntticant aura of 25 cents and one
coupon cut out of the advertisement on another -
other page.
See advertIsement printed on another page
for directions far sending v ; riugtng In
CouPons. _ _ _ _ p _ _ _ _
L1VE t iLtl't'Y 'I'lMid Ar F'tttMOVl' .
'Vnelve CZI rlzils..t.ttettt the L'ltt
of the InntIs Urotiiertuiot.
The excursion to Fremont and picnic of
the Danish Drotherhood of Omaha lodge
No. 1 yesterday drew out a large attend-
ance. A special train of twelve cars fur-
nlsheti accommodations for the excursion-
tats anti the engine and cars reserved for
the band were gayiy decorated iii honor of
th oecaitlon. The inembers and their
friends left Omaha at 10 o'clock , arriving
at Fremnont shortly before noon. Lodg.a
No. 26. in full uniform , was at the depot
to receive the visitors and , beaded by Marshal -
shal L.iurs Hanson and the Omaha haul ,
tile brotherhood marched through the city
to Miller's park.
The park was decorated with bunting
by the local members and everything placed
in readiness for the festivities. Anexcel-
lent dinner was served immediately upon
reaching the grountla and the rat men's
race was next in order. The race was won
by Ole Christiansen of Omaha. The prize
for the best dancer was captured by John
Johnson of South Omaha. A huge grab-
bag of candy was hung on a tree for the
amusement of the youngsters and afforded
considerable fun for their eltiers. The
weather was everything that could be tie-
sired anti a most enjoyable outing was ex-
pertenced by all. The excursionista left
Fremont at 9i0 : , reaching home shortly
after 11 o'clock. The committee having
charge of the picnic was composed of Chairman -
man Rasmus Nelson , assisted by John
Jensen , Freti Pierson , A. Jensen. P. Hansen -
sen anti Andrew Hendrickson.
SrI1STITLTES FOR hlOItsFoflI's
tclii Pltosj.iiate a re Imtsimer.sums.
_
Because they cost less , many substitutes
are offered. some of which are dangerous ,
anti none of which will rotIuce the same
eIect as the genuine. Insist upon having
"Horstord's" whether buying a bottle of
, tciti Phosphate , or "phosphate" in a glass
of soda.
-S
_ % . NEW TRl.
Missouri PieIIlt' Ituillwny.
OMAHA-ST. LOUIS.
Only line without change of cars.
Leave Webster street depot 1:45 : p. m
Arrive at St. LouIs union station 7:20 : a. in.
CITY OFFICES ,
N. E. corner Thirteenth and Farnam ats.
'Onin ba-Chicago LIgnItetl _ "
MILWAIThEE RY. :
BuIlt for speed ,
Comfort anti safety.
Short line.
Block system.
EIetric ilght.
Fine CuisIne.
City ticket office , iO4 Farnam street
fle'quernte F'orus.-r Con.iuIts SiilcIle.
tARSHALh , Mo. , June -Mason Cooper.
a farmer living near this place , was tound
hanging in his hen house today , dead. Ife
attempted to kill his wife anti baby with a
knife Saturday night , hut the mother es-
clpetl with the child , after receiving a son-
ctma cut the ne-k , and the child a ittab
In the hack. Cooper hanged himself after
attempting to burn his house.
Persons who have a coughing spell every
night on account of a tickling sensation in
the throat may overcome it at once by a
dose of One Minute Cough Cure.
% s Ft't ; tIP.tI. FoirFctsT FOIL TOft.tY.
Generally I'muIr will. VmirInhiIe % 'intls
for Ni-Itrask , , .
WASHINGTON. Juno 21.-The weather
forecast for Monday Is :
Nebraska , South Dakota , Kansas and
Coloradce-Oeneraily fair ; variable winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory-
Threatening weather , but probably with
little raIn ; vnniiihie wInds.
For lowu and Missouri-Light thunder-
storms. ( allowed by faIr ; variable winds.
For Wyoming anti Montana-Generally
faIr ; warmer ; variable winds.
I , eiul Itecoril ,
OPFTCF OF WIATIfF1t BUREAU ,
( IMAHA , June 21.-Crnaha record ( if tern-
pentitmire and raInfall compared with time
corresponding day of the past femur years :
1S96 , jI5. lttul. I&13.
Maimnm temperattmre. 7 79 78 't
Minimum temperature. 71 Ct fh'i y ,
Average temperature. . . . . . 79 73 70 7
PrecipItation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T .00 1.03 .tl
Condition of temperature and precipita-
lion at Omnha for the day and since March
ormaI temperatimro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ixue5s far the day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.a
.
.eeiimtmIate.1 excess since March 1 . . . . . . .1t3 .
Norroiil precipitation..2(1 ( inches
rienolenoy for the . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inches
Total precipitation lnce Mar , 1. .16J.9 . inohes
Excess since Sinreh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inches
IetloIency corresig period Il.9. . l.t7 inches
feftt'ieney com'respg period . . 5.7 inches
1teportI truth Ste ( lotus n I R p. iii.
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S
STATIONa AND STttT I
OF wEATIIFII , : , ; ;
: iflLF
- - _ _ _ _ _ '
( ) mnslua raining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r'ii 'F
North I'iau * . pstt ClOUdy . . . . . . . . . . . . S' 'C
.dat1 hake ( 'fly. el'u.Iy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tit to
Cheyenne , ct'utiy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 .12
Ittuptit City , cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 . ( iO
hiui'on. clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ) ti . ( , )
Chteag. part 'Ioudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B It
B , . Linus , paft cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52 ) tO
St rau ) , ciwudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . It 56
Dav.nport. cI.'utly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Caq City. part clouly . . . . . . . . . . . . .dOj $4 .04
Hitt.'t * , 010,14) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . l 76 'r
llsvr. , part e1Qlm/ . . . . . . . . . . . 74 52 tO
8Inusrt'lc , c2oudy . . . . . . . . . . 76 * 2 00
Wliiiaton , oleur . . . I'i $2 00
GIve.itQi.el . .i . . . . . . . . . l4.t .
T 104151.4 ( race cit pVtftttStI'fl ' ,
14 Ii , VLli , Otunrvc ,
t'LI'ML't'iuN tIASS llfltl'I'tti.
. ; ; : : : - .
ltit'iiiit'ss t.it iui en i
Istirt ( nun .stt ( 'iiuiiit tti'e' .
At the ( \utmituerclal , otut. 100111 * titus eveim-
big there vLli be heki a mnet'tittg of ttustit'ss %
inca anti citiletma gemisraliy to imear the r -
i'ort of the ways atmtl tuteattit cotnitmtttee.
it Is the desire td' time directory that as
nmany of the citien sit ( 'an attend titus
utet'ting.
Atntuiug other thIn.s , 1ttt ways anti lmmeatms
cotutnittee has deottleit to recommtmeimul that
a stock sttttseriptkum of $ OO.OOO ito talsed ,
anti that the tuatter tte itlaet&l itm the haituls
of a comunmittee of twetuty-Ilve.
This eottutttlttee yfl % tie chosen at the
meeting tonIght. In aultlitittn a ittiattuer of
other Important questions wIll be lutselttetI.
PLItS'L' I tt'IttIuStu\4 iut 'L'iIH sttL'L'LI ,
( uuituiuill Iitti 't'i-ilurmLL 'I'rli , 'i'Itt4u11411
'IICIII'rII ( Ii'urglfl ; ,
' No , I'm not going to tell you attout
Lookout tuouutalu , for I retttetnt'er wht'u
a boy of the many trips amy sister itmaule
up Pike's teak-that is , ii tunult' out , trip.
but took the rest of our loon ftunily up tltt
rugged sIdes of that tuoumiltaln imo ies than
a huutirt'd titues. " saul Lr. I" , 1)'Ilson. .
' 'One eu'enlflg a few railers were tiring cim-
tuntatmmetl at our htutts t'y time itlstt'r uthto
had conquered Colum'ailu's famttous itenk , ammul
she ttrgiuu by rt'tuarklimgVhen I went
up l'Ike's Peak , ' but was interrtiptt'tl by
a yotmuger member of timu , fatuiiy , vimtu
e'niatmed. 'Oh , heavens ! have we got to
go up l'ikt'i itrak aaln ?
"Alt I Want you to ktlv is that wet'ent
tt , 1.eokout luoutitaln and the oilier lulat'es
in thu vIcinIty. Our t'xperiettceas varied
a lIttle by being lust on the tnoimtutaln anti
caught ( flIt in a drenching raltm , that Is ,
myvife's four boys wet'e , w Itlle she vas
at the hotel and n'fusitmg to be comufortetl
t't'cause we 'Sect' hot. She knew sin , tuats
a vido' and ve hail fallen ott liopers rock
anti met the same fate as that hoer oihict'r.
\\'ere our clothes et ? Well , yes ; but as
ve sat down to a late supper that evemulmmg
dry and conmfortablt , you \tiltl lmavt' tie-
clareti the hole fainliy hail bemt rigged
out at a m.uIsilt parlor.Ve met so muitny
northern People I began to worry for fear
we weren't golug to catch a live southerner ,
but as we neared Atlanta a vretty girl in
the train from w imotu a young maim : us
taking his departure , said to him. 'ooti-
bye. Via mighty glad you cotite. ' Among
the nice people you will hear stwlm cx-
pressions as 'done gout' . ' 'houvtiy. ' 'I don't
reckon. ' 'by e anti bye , ' 'later Un , ' etc. , ztl-
% vays neglecting to pronounce the letter 'r. '
"The people , however , are glad to lmave
imorthermi people come to live among thieiii
and will go much out of their way to accomu-
modate you. They twill discuss tIme war
wtth you in a kindly manner and show you
where the shells penetrated the houses that
escapcd the tire , but you don't Irant to praise
General Sherman.
" .1 told another one of the shelled gentlemen -
men that I personally disclaimed all respon-
sibillty in the Incident , that I was a bab )
at the time. and that Mr. Shermuaim caine
down here without my knowledge or con-
sent.
sent.in
in Atlanta anti the other southern cIties
we visited. there is a good deal of noise amid
bustle , but they can make more noise on a
smaiier capital than we can. The sidewalks -
walks and streets are narrow , and If two
people are skillful they can blockade a
sidewalk. In Atlanta the streets being so
narrow and paved with stone , the racket
is almost Intolerable. It tIns then that I
longed for the broad asphalt paved streets
of Omaha. Even on Peachtree street. where
the 400 live and the one Street payee
with asphalt , the great number of car
lines there make it very 0015) ' . TheIr
Street cars have the headlights on the top
of the cars. and the cars stop at the near cut !
of the crossing , they deeming timat safest.
Several of their lines run for miles in the
country , up hill and down , through cuts
whose sides are as red as brick and the
rapid rate and seeming rckleasness with
which they run the cars make one's blood
run cold. Trolley parties are the rule. anti
every evening you will see open cars , brii-
liant with colored electric lights and usually
a band carrying a party bound for fun.
The south Is poor anti they also complain
of hard tImes. The majority of the people
I talked with were of the opInion that free
coinage would cure nIl their Ills ; but the
conservative men. the men who are running
the business down there , are for the gold
standard.
"Some of my friepdz here wished me to
spy out the land and tell them what the
prospects for northern men are. Well. if the
south is revived It will be by northern men.
but proceed slowly. If you are a hanker era
a merchant. stay here. If you are a clerk.
keep your job. If you are a professional
man of any sort , better stay at home. If
you are a laboring man , whether ycu have a
job or not. Stay where you are , you can't
compete with the colored man. Well , can
nobody prosper there ? Yes , if you are an
industrious farmer anti can land there with
,0fit ) cash you may make a success of It.
and yet you mIght do well to consider what
you could do with that same amount of
cash anti courage here. Another class who
are wanted there are men with from lOO,0CtO
to 20OOO0 , who have been successful manufacturers -
facturers In the north , who will build cotton -
ton mills and engage in other like indums-
tries. The people there spend their money
freely , but business that Is done on credit
Is a delusion anti a snare.
"Atlanta Is a great convention cIty. While
there I attended the dental sectIon of the
AmerIcan Medical association anti the hos-
ptiahle people. besitles giving us a ride about
the city , treateti us to a genuine southern
barbeomme ,
"They all agree that the exposItIon has
and will result In great good to that sectIon
of the south , but I think Omaha imas chosen
a much better time than dId Atlanta. North-
cnn Georgia baa not a rich soil-a raIlroad
happened to stop there once and so formed
the nucleus anti up went a city. All see-
tions have their ups anti ulownit , but for
genuine thrift and tmntlrlng enterprise give
me the hell ofwhichOrnabals limo center. "
SS'meii Nuturt
Needa assistance it may be best to rentler it
promptly , but one should remember to use
even the moat perfect remedies only when
needed. The best and most simpie and
gentle remedy is tie Syrup of FIgs , manufactured -
factured by the California Fig Syrup Corn-
pany.
- -
Ass ( ) jport U uI ty for ii is li15 tern 'Fm-hp
At a very low rate is afforded by the N.
E. A. meeting at Buffalo In July. Tickets
will tie on saie via the Lake Shore &
Michigan iouthern rsllway , July 5 and C at
one fare pitma 2M tnembershlp tee for
the round trip. Return limit can be
extended to Sepicmnher 1. A stop
at ChautatmIua will be allowed on the no-
turn. A splenditi chaflco to visit Niagara
Falls. I"tili particulars will ho fimnoished on
application to B. I' , Humphrey , 'F. I' . A. .
Kansas City , Mo. , timCi. . K. Wiiber , A. 0.
P. A. , Chicago ,
Six 'I'Iiril 5' , 'Fruit , .
, of the
CHICAGO.
M ffWA I ) If ElI
& ST. PAUl4 RY.
iiesf-sevice.
ELECTDIO I4TGIITS.
Dining ear.
Suiiitsfr 'tours.
Don't make final arangemnermt for your
slimmer vacation Haul you Imave secured
a tourist folder Issued by ttto t'JtON ? I'A-
CIFIC.
Call on or address A. C. Dunn , City Pass.
& 'ticket Agent , 1302 Farruamn street.
-
A ( iioS'
Awaits the wise turrhmasi'r ( tf a Spirit Lake
tIcket via the Northiwestf'rn line. Aceomrrmo-
datIon. there better anti more reasonable
than ever , 'rhmermorrmeters rtot allowed to go
above 6S' , degrees.
City offlce , 1401 } 'arnamsteet
Hi lIlt.
JOIINIION-Johaflflah , June 21 , JIII , tiged
7t years and 2 mOnths , Motimer oftdttri
and ( 'arrie Johnson anti Mrs. 1toltni 0.
On nc-n n , Iii ra. ( 'It nut in ri Yorgii imson
1"uneral Wt'dvmpgday afternoon , June 24 ,
iti' ; , from resIln'O of Itoie'rt Ii. htjrmcau ,
2G2 Iavermi'ort street. Interment 1'rtn
pc'ct lhlli cemetery FrIends inylteil
SWIFT Sunday morning June 2i , 'fhornas
Francis , Infant son o'fliorrtus F' nut ]
Catherine Swift eroti 5 rrioriths , Funeral
10 a rn Junme 2 morn horot' , 612 South
Seventeenth street Intenrnwtt in iloiy
Sepulchre cemetery
( 'ROV1)S'ISl'I' \ ) \ TIIE PAlUS
Tlioiisiut1s Tuni Out to the Secoiit Iiifaiitry
Batiti's I'ttrovl1 Concert.
PEOPLE TOO HOT TO UE ENERGETIC
ItI vr Iu'uu I'sttk tl'sui .t I It'iiitted * , m , .
ot himin rltt trnuu ii , . % I. lu'h lIs.
teut'ii In i , tIu ii tist Iiuih'ut on
1110 triiss ,
lit suite of time tutnierattitu heat that op.
luresaeui humanity Slut ! uuntuto alike , otto of
time largest crowds of tlte et'asomm aaat'tmtblet !
at I Iamtutetmtn Park yestt'mtlny mgtteiimotumm to Imiti
gomutlliyo to I ho Seettilul I ii titut r' tie nil , u it trIm
t-iiI lcao this lvttrk for its mmew % mst , Nutit-
lug etutihi immure e'mmlptmu ! t lea I I ) ' I imulira tim I Ito
IttPuml amIty tu lielt t ito sold icr titus triO us immt'tu
at'qtti tot ! ii mmmiii t ; t ii ( .1 r itttm g St U ) ' it t l'iutt
Ommtmulma thmmtit surit a erouvtl ott stint a tiny.
I mm t mu uu'rtm I tmg ito go itlmtelc eltunitu dept ii i
trtu in th utclttt it , tti 11mg lug gImI t t' In ! ltvumnl SO of
mu t'mtitm tita t umigh I cool the slmr I veleti in mm ti-
semipo Ilium ! itt-I mmg tel it'f. ito t t lie hI ez lug
, ; mtmme stilt iut'tmt' I mat t'tI a nut scit I tu't'etl I
tttmtl in thu' it ft emimutomu I In' heat was even lmlmI't
t mtemmtitt ratitle t hut mm ttt'foro. ibm t t lt flInt ci'
I en I us tOt % It ni t itt' itli t'k w em-i' jaimmmnt'ui I o I ito
fiutut boards , mummi I ime simloot ii at Icets ttt'm'tu
alIve vItit time usimmut piigritmmagtu of lvlmet'I-
mild , , Tilt' ) ' found itut little relict in time
semtttet'eui shimtdy SittitS uiIuig tIme sloltes of the
1'o vk' . 'i'hme shIm itemit dotu mm tvi t Ii amm itt t t'musi t y
t tmat .st'mu hurt ! to sun t ci ti lit ! scorch t'vt'it t im
totmgh tiltut grass atuui 11mm' lt'mtvt'mm omm thie big
trees mtsstittmetl tt yt'lhowisim tinge that only
clItluilas izeti the sm'tlsa t iomm of t hit' lint a I mtg immtmi
mm in , T hui'o u as lint e imought tv I ml ml t o 11151 It'
mt lmt f or grass Itimitlo , anti the hum tmdrt'tls of
fcvt'i-ltcat i'd mtmt'u , wonton amid cli lldm'emm ,
ml leti iii I ite shmati lest spot a nimmtl fmm I ml ) ' gtumupt'tl
for a cool hrt'atlt. 'l'lmey vt'm e ' en ham
warmmt to aiuiuimttmmi t Ito teati , t I ( mu nmidotl it's
that t'mtlllO tO thtt'nt fm'omn I iii , lrant1 ci mm tmd . ii Id-
mien by t he 1mm t t'i' eli i mmg fol immgt' . 'i'ill'3' vt'm't'
tflt ) soitmnolt'nt I o tai k mm nut ham limloit'Im I to go
hommme , so they lay half balcimig 1mm time
caiot'Ilic a I muesphere , aimil vmu it cmi for t 1mm'
bare suggt'slioit of a cloummi that mmtpi'mimt'ti iii
limit south to cover time brmtze'mm sky mmtmd shtit'iti
t hmt'mit front the sun I limit sttt'iimti I o bit in lmot -
ten -us it miescctmticti , As t he clouti grew aimul
tiit' stii vats agmtimm obmetireti , time imiric mis-
sumueti a Immore lIfe-lIke air. 'l'lme hit'elimmt'mm
l'i'kt'ti imp their tmikes amuti ore mtgmtlim Iii
c'Ide'mmeo on the mtvetmtmes Anti the luetnule
vhio crotvdeti tln' slopes imeqimireti energy
enough to chmtmigu their Positiolls anti tithe
an interest in the imitmsic multi time peolile
arounti themmm.
lItcht reimmaining mmtmnmber on the prograumi
as I iberaily a PPllltmtit'tl , nmmtl time open spare
uroimmid the baimmi stammtl was demmsely p.rki'd
vith those imo were emmtimtmsimtstlc enough to
desert their lndoleimt pose OII time grecim
swarm ! . 'Time select ituims rt'mmtiereti yestertimmy
% vere from timose tlmtch had proved nmost
iopular with time hlemPIe. It began witim
Sotlsmts nmarclm , ' ' Iilmmg Cotton , ' ' mimmd closetl
with tLe ringing melody of "America. "
W'itli these ICItS an o'erttmm'o by , dmiimm , a
delicate arratigenient of light , graceful omens-
urea , which gave expresumlon to the lel'fCCt
mastery of tIme bandulasti'r , a breeze ( lout
one of'ertii's olteras , a l'oltshm (11111cc by
Scharwenka , and Suppe's pupmilar overture ,
"Time Beautiful Galatla. " Time ( aimtasies
were Dalbe'y's arrangenmemit of "Old icum-
tucky home" anti ' 'Twemit ) ' Minutes out time
Midway I'lalsance. ' ' anti timc'se were supple-
immemied by solos by Semgeant Brtumsnieami aol
l'ri'nte Ammderson. 'rlmey were reutticuemi
with the perfect enetnble nod tlelicate simad.
hmg that characterize the perforimmaumces ot
the baud , and tvlmen the leader's baton fell
for the last time , the people united in a
general ftisiiade of itanticlalling for their
farewell tribute.
MANY VISIT RI\'ERVIEW.
The green swartls of Riverview were
sttmdde'i everywhere Ivithm bright sumnumier
cOSttIflmCS , but owing to time great extent
of tIme park the crowd was not so noticeable -
able , Only about time now band stanml ,
erected near the Dominiomi street efltratmct'
and almost crowning a beautiful crest , were
the folk ssembIed in numbers , occup3'immg
the seats and lolling in careless ease upomm
the grass. here they were ( ringed about
with great numbers of carriages and bug-
gIes.
gIes.The
The crowd of pleasure seekers was of a
more distinctive character than those wimiclm
( reqtmcnt the other parks of time city. It
scents as if the majority of the bands that
dotteti the hillsides were family parties ,
who hail come to spend time afternoon in
plenleing. Many of them were provided
with luncheons. to ho disposed of with
.rcadian pleasure amIdst time waving trees
anti grass anti the pungent ammd fragrant
odor of the green otmt-of-doora.
Children wore there galore anti tlmcy ills-
ported tlmemst'lvcs like wild tImings , romping
and rolling on the grass. animated by time
wildness which atiil characterizes time park.
Their fathers anti rnothcrs , or uncles or
aunts. or big sisters and brothers , as tIme
case might be. time big majority of tlmenm.
evidently releasemi fromim a tteek r ' toil.
took their ( mill mead of lileasumre aiomm lIlt
thom , somnetimeim so tar as to Iorgt'i Lcli'
dignity and to romp about vitit Its tauclm
abandon as the little ommea.
There were mnany carriages and buggies
along the driveways , wiminling along tIme
beautiful curves of the boulevard. Time roati
everywimere , ii'hmethor It svound up the hills
or tvept down tlmem or ran along the ridges
anti slopes , was in excellent condition. Thmt'se
ways have evidently been overlooked by
the bicyciist anti thereby they mire losing
not only an exhilarating antI alomomit effortless -
less rule , but also time sight of some of
time prettiest acemmery in or nhotmt tIme city.
There were comparatively few of them in
the park anti of timis numtmmlmer very-very
few , unfortulmatelY-WCre of tlmo fc'mnimmiin'
sex.
sex.Time park ltelf was arnimyoti mm its best
holiday attire , till its very host to mmmlii'
the setting for the eumnmer gowns an brilliant -
liant as iosslluie. Sommiri of its 110(11114 ( mutt-
closed visions of the primeval forests , fillcti
with imugo trees , beneath wlmichm commIt ! ho
ii lncovereml as era I notis anmil ii I iii tim it rmel a
as constituted time temnpit'tt of the Druitls or
the lovers' lanes of tium romantic writers.
AgaIn , at other spots the open , laughing
face of old Mother Nature gii'amned cult-
right In tIme itriiilmnmt smoml iglmt , TIme great
sweeping immeadowa rolled up Imill tumid douvim
again , clothed ttot in thin cllplti'tl nnut tug-
garil taslilrnm of lawns , butt oviursitread tvitli
( Intl's OWn grasa , wild amid high anti mimm-
kemrd , wet'mi anj ovorytimiimg that grows
free import the lirairil's.
? ( line tflist bemmumlifuil views emma bit oh-
tairmeul from time crests of tIme bill with
which tlmo jtsrk Is filled. 'lImo Missouri to
tim imt loses all its intiululy flavor ant !
, teonnN as bright anti eleati as nuuty crystal
lake as It makes a great sw'eJm along thin
It I im tim ; ott ti. . 0 Neltraska tu I ti t' . To I It o StIll tim
11mm green hills antI ( mimi inmutlit. jmml to ( ho
north armil svct limo lmahmitmitiotmit of mummi ,
cluistereil km greeli settiligs. Ir tutu brigimt
aiintmrner sunmihmino cml yt'slerilay overytiihimg
watt green in every uireriloni.
'flue afivrnaoni wait renticrwl doubly cmi.
jnyahtle ii ) ' a moni'u'rt given by thu A nu'li'nt
Order ( uf tjtiiteml SVorknm'n , lmnimil. As statc'tl
above , a big crowd was gatimt'ri'tl nlnimit
( lie ittatiti , but a great many of hum Itt'ohtio
preft'rrc'l to catch thin straitis ( if I ito excellent -
lent rrmimsic ( us uiollowt'ml cmiii hiomimletl by ills-
lance. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
A course of hood's b'arsmmpnrmiIa this atinitig
rosy be the mnemmrms of ket'pirmg yu well tin'l
ileanty tmll summer.
lieu' . Imtiin fl 11 % .
. The Leather Plank.
\\7hat iit'e yt , cofliliug toVItel'o ? 81'C t'C Itt ? 'I'Iic
National RepIhIIi41 Ii ( 'oiivcntioii 1iis just ( lCCidC(1 that
.
v.i l1OjCtC4SIy t'iitiIfed deiiitci'atc
( iul.e by ( ; ) !
and that ( 'mi'ovci' and his coIni't haVe 1)11 uged us in U )
Ii vortex of " I ) ittuouoi' , Disastci' anI I ) isgi'acc , ' \\5
kiic Solnethilig WlS 'l'OIg. ! Pco1)e who ticd to ) ) tl
the ilhliilSti't , ' of iuercluaiit taIors now coiuic to 1Iie - 4 ,
NelI'aSka' ' for their clothes am ! pco)1t. ) . \v ) ) used to t
buy four , live aiicl iix dollar shoe.s Ii'oin ttii at (
gCt ti hg so poor th : it tlltly Iiavt SIC ) ) ( ( vaI Ic lug
for fear of wearing out their shoes and have
tn ken to 1)113 , ' ing Iiunili'ed ( lollal' ' 1ieeIs. Some t1iiiu1' ; ' )
got. to bc dotic. " 1 f the countl'y tucechi siving : w \
Save it" e'eli at a Ios to ou.iseI yes , and anti ' 1J jtlst
nir1c all of our high grade ; 1ioc ( town toict ; titI : cost ,
% s liicli means 30 to 40 pcI' cent less than l'egul.ir shoe
stoi's get ' ' . People vi&tiiig 0th-
shoe depart mciii this week find the s .oo Russia
l'aiisViti seal tops inai'hcctl fotir ( ift' , 'I'hey vihl 11 iid
the grades inaricoci thui'ee dollars. 'I'Ilc ) ' xviiI fliRt
the $3. 50 "Oxblood uI ' i ' ans inat-Ict [ 75 and f'iiic 1)'aCt I.
calf Cmooclycai veIts , in 'azor toes , lOx toes and needle t
toes uiarkctI two dollars and R hail. Thcsc prices will
L
get ' ( of theininslioriot'tLr , A1 ! of the IcoI)1c
haven't got 'hects
5Ie&tu1ra &oti
A(9 ( Miami Sts. ,
OMAHA.
ON [ WLK , COMMENCING MONDAY NIGhT , JUN [ 29 ,
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W9tIm rxciii ; uoit
Its SLAY F S lT1l'imimtl1i ( ) ) .
Thrilliiig Volcanic Eruptioii dfld [ rthquiake. . . . . Superb Grand Scenerttc. Suethultes ,
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"WHERE DIRT GATHERS , WASTE RULES. "
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF
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51uIi'JtmIUICll ) O'l'Ill illSSt It I.
I'sirly fit' 'l'oi'its , ( ' , Ii , I'osmlgu' (
% Itli liii' Pub , , i'iu'lIiiIli'iulge ,
Timonias l'earson , Fred Car'.tumn a ut ! Cimailes
hlcalti , 11mm-ce yuummg mmmcii ( mmmi l'oimca , lIar-
rawly escaped ( irossnhmlg yesterday mmc'ar time
Union I'aciile bridge. 'rime yommmmg tmmtmm received -
coived mmonme Imiglily colored clrcimlars a
muimort timnc' ngo tlcitic'timmg life 1mm time soimtli-
cnn couummtry. Among thu mnaiiy opt'imiimga nil-
vertlseil in bumuinmess himica was 011(1 ( Iii liii'
'ft nhiemusec river , vImerc a smiiv mmmiii uitii
txr ( m't mmmechmamilcs was wanted.
Time yommuma lflPIm accorilliugly built a lmmi'ge
sco w anti loaded mm o ii I I a mm ol ml-fn mmii etl
tortaltI ' muav Hi I I I . trIm iclm I ii cy lm mm 1 ItI eked miii
at a lmam'gaium , anti with time amlmlitlomi of a
simmall lOW boat started ilowim the mmmumdmly
Mismuotii'i to time mmuw Illilornilo , 'l'ime scow
early in time voymmgc eximiblieml it llmiYfiml )
vilfimiimi'sa Iii ( oilotu'immg its auth iimc'llmin-
tiemmut amid Ivas t'ltlt illillc'imity kejtt itt thin
inidtllo of the strt'aimm. I I. mia coaxi'ti
tIm i'u glt tl i o ii ia uv of t ii i' lInt itt Omim milimi briml go
mm mm tI sq mm et'zeti juamut. tii C I ) emi glut a at reel ci rmm e-
tilt-i' , hut upoim mmjmjtu oac'liimig tIme Uiiioii l'mi-
ci flu tin tiga ma eta lhmomiczi I I y tatthi I lie hi t Itt--
twecim lilt teeth mimimi mnmde ( tin oiio of the
large Ice brcmikt'rs. The cnittmmimu itt i lie
croft pilted all lmmmmmdmm aim 'lecli antI time imr-
ltii rtl Wa tehm vomkctl il csltem'a I ii y mu t time
HS'fCPU. It was in 'aiii. 'Flmo headsti'ommg
era ft at i'ii ek I imo p icr it ni il gm oct11 i I y a I id I ii t
ilium aritiqtmatetl mmiii bitt , lime rime , ' , miettinti
tim its lust resting nimu'o. 'rime crew , whit
t Ii 0 ( tXeCii tiomm of oh e , ( 'SCO 3)t'h ) ( I mm I ii o iii um a Ii
bout with dhlllctilty. 'Fhie mimmi' uuimmorttmiiato
chimog ( ( I the Pier tiiiil tyns muftonwaid remi-
eumeil Imy a lialmermuaui. 'i'lmo ilmrne mmieit sue
mm a w II gui ri img elm tim e rim its I cx Itcil It lou a imia ii-
mmcr of no in rim I it g hmommmn wit i'tl.
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\S'hmemm we ( ' 0mm aitler t hmmu t I It u i it I cal I hem , a i-i'
alioimt tlt'o tiimmeit mis loimg its the hotly tie
cimli i't'sml I zo tli e I mm teimso atm ffut'i mm i ( IX I i'F I i 'm i i'i'ti
iv lion t hi ety imecomu 0 1 ii II it I umi'tl , I JoV III's
Colic and Cimolera Cui'o suiltilues limilsimuimuimi'
timtmi mm I cit Co alt 1 coimm 1mb I ci y m em mmvi's I ii c
tiithletiit y ,
still iIuIiiilil' .
htuitort s'.uia i list t ' ' 'I'll 0 0 vol is ii ii i.i mit I ted' '
hut hit' trNIOh'J l'AOhIi1i % u'smu tifmmenmiiiiitit'il
wlmi'ii tmtliit' Illicit took off thou ( titti I i milius.
Not so , lmmntcver , for time tralut stIll muiiikett
time tutiPtiultillLth ( tint. tlimte ( if 21i,4 Imeutra to
Uiaii itliluutH 1iiiti ( : QA.t imotirmu to ( 'miiitoitiia.
'rime cqiiiittth'mmt of thtimu tin 1mm mutt insets ( limit
sir aimy ttlmi'E line lii tim. ' west.
( let titimol a , ( sthdt'mtt , etc. , ml ( 'it ) ' Ticket
chIco , 1302 l'muuniuuii at.
' 1'1' II u' Ii t' , 'M _ . II II fl mu I
'fit i-tmmm gil cti I' lit' I 1' I cit S in ' 'North ssct , t P1.1 .
blue. ' ' ttliiuiy ( miititlullil pi it'iit'gva iuiqulu e
at lime city 1)111cc , 1 101 Fnrmiaimm aim cot ,
I paki two dollars for it at Rayinoiicl's--tliat'n what they
say-but they didn't pay but a dollar-but IccauSe
they bought it at Raynuoiid's tIhy iay ; Rfl worth
more-Raymond is the lowest inecd jeweler in
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C. S. 1AYI1ON1) , jeweller.
1 5th ii iitl foilgIn ,
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( 'ONm'llClI.t'l'lS , t' S'I' tiIN'lISl..tL.S ,
lIulilI'c i4uiiui , , t'iiii.iniiiilo .
4 liij ( ' . , uugi'-gam I I u.n.
Comm ( lrmmmutiomm services wcm'e held 'estcrtiay
mit St. Wemmcesiatms Cmttliolie clmurelm. The
atrtmrtiiro titus crowtletl to its umtummost captmc-
Ity , anti even tlmeim fmmliy 1I0 P001mb were imim-
able to gaimm mtmimmmission. TIei'c , were 197
cmmiitiitiates 1mm tIme class. liislmoim Scmtimnchl ,
latlmer Vraimc'lc , time lrnstou' auth lmitlmers
Mom'imtrty , Coimumem'i , MclJeavi t t aimtl Zuolc
took part lii Liii' cmmiiiii'mmmatltmm services. SoC -
C it't ictu fi'oimm se et'i'a I of t lie Cmi utah Ic elm mm rclm es
cmiii scimmitthmm also participated.
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\\J mire ammxiomms to do a little good 1mm Omit
tvnrlti anti t'ttim timlnk of mmmm itlemisamtter or
Imett or t\'a ) ' to mI I t tlmn mm by rct'ommm umme imml i img
Ommo I i mm ii t o ( 'oumpim Cmi no mm mm mt II rt'veim t I V o of
iumtttmuiuomm mm , COlmi'uummmhmtiOli mutt ! . , iimt'm' seiloum ,
lmummg tioubleim that. follow ni'glccied ro1mi.
iJll.7 II I' u'i't 1.0 . % Nl ) Iii'I' I ' I I "i ,
111 m'oiugli nt r
Tlio I1OCIC lSl.ANI ) ltOil'I'I itiTere yeti on
Jiib 4 mmliii i , the ultove rob to time N. II. A.
mmmeetiuig at lltilfmtio , N. 'u' . , cu tim visit 'otir
( rlmtmmtis I ii ( hi u en mut. 'i'lm u'omugiu to nit iv I I I lni
rum im V In C ii irmi go , Oct mimi t um mmtl Nut gmm i'mt FtiI Is ,
li'miviimg Oimirmhma I : it0 p. mum. , Smiluimtlmmy , July 4.
' I lock I ml mm mm ti l''l l1't'li t Ii t lie ti I I I mm t'elmumm -
iamty lImit ( 'Xemmrttlmim. If ; uasst'imgcra desire
tickets mviii lai limuitorcil oum iuioauumei' cimo tiny ,
ltrolt ) to hlimffmtlsm , or ltuuffmmio ( ii lotm'oit
ss'Ilmomit ( eSilmI ulinigo. Fttr muicepiiig car
iest'rvmui loummu imumtl ( umli iumfumm'immmitltmmt cmiii at
city tIcket thIs' . , , I 602 ltti immiimu ntie'i
C , A. htUi'l I liitlIt i ) , .0. A. 1' . lept.
J , 5 , M'NALI4V , C. I' . & 'I' . A.
$1 u ul II ii ii - t. ii I . ' li M ( I - lu u' it I it I ,
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bic'cimui
'I'rmiliu to
C ii limi go
Ion'
( ) immmi tin
ti'nt't'i nxchiisit'cly ,
NOIt'l'hl\VICWI'iIltN LlNi.
G : ! ( ) every iiiglmt.
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l"iil' I tiP lti'.m . tu'ieu. ( ' , ,
time hliirilmmgtmmmi ltoiilo iIft'utt ; a rmili' of oume
itmue It , ; ' i lme iimuiutl trIll , Juime III tnt 28
. $2 81. froili
'l'it'lui'tri itt 1&02 larmmmiiii sticet ,
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Wirth'sSurnmerGarden t
Imiuuist iuisui I iuitlu'pil IIptiiuu't iii ( liii ( ii- .
Si.Ii'piuiiulit , il , It thl4lit
Illi' . ' I ui. , i.iM I. I lIa.Iii .
( mutiuttl t'tutiIt , " , 'i- ititilit l ) lit. '
WOflLD'S FMR QJAQTTTE (
0111 ( t'u itt' iuuiisi'ItiuiH l'irmtt ' liutimear.
titt(0 itt tiit4M uIli'h'hi ) ' : i ? mioitil , tIme great
vimm'mmiitt , ttiiii ZihIh M Al l'IitNlI , Iii
lieu' imli'h flu I uI tllmliujiim& & .
( liii , . IlI1\lt4.-i"liII l'ilAiti.
Ctuiit ) II iti P' imil ii Ic tv i moo rim I ii I Ii o coo I'
t'iit 1110(11 ( If Ilium oily. it
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