b H
THE OMAHA jATLT 1H3EMUDAY : , JTTTjV 2 i , 180G.
WAIT FOR WORD FROM OMAHA
Postal Authorities Anxious to Heat from the
Street Railway Company ,
LOCAL MAIL SERVICE IS ENDANGERED
If ( lie Mrnrl Cnr M'tii-nir li lo HiAlinn -
ilnncil ttn > DPIIIII Inn-ill XViinlH
Time to ? lnkc Oilier Ar-
raiiurinriitx.
July 23 ( Special Tele-
Krnm ) I > o icply has beeu received at the
ponlnffioelrjKirlinent to Ilio letter recently
sent tinOroalii Street UsdHny company , In
rcftii > r to the otroel riUway mall son Ice
Official * bore nro bi-roiulug l-opatlcnt , and
caj tha1 if tlio service li to bo discontinue * !
on A utl 1. they would Hl.o to h.uo ns
much time ns possible to wako arianKC-
nipnts for cnrrjlns the inalK
IU pur-MI I alive ilcpbinn of Town \\a a
calli r at republican lienilquiittum today. He
1ms JUKI coma fait nftei having attended tlio
latest trpnbllcanit volltlcnl githcrlng In his
state
' \\lnt Is thn status of Hie silver sentl-
rnont HIUOIIB lenva ri'imbllc.iiiH ? " Mr. Hep
burn wna nuked. "It In not fultlclt-nl to
nffci-1 ( ho election of Mr. McKlnloy. " re-
jJltel Mr llopbiiin "Iowavlll KO icpub-
llenn We Mill sn\n every congressman.
o > cn the Second dhlrlctvhlth In times
past 1ms returned Fi 001 dPiuociatlc majority
Tor teingrrssnu'n , will ehi ; > 2,000 republican
tnajuiity this fall Yoi ser the silver ques
tion has bron dlsotissfd In Io.va for years ,
therefore Iho action of thn Chicago con
tention was dlsr-ouatiMl In our state , M It
has bonn In Kansas nnd N'ebrailt i Thorp
In lint enough feeling iiniosiR our people for
free nnd unlimited coinage of slher to
defeat HIP election of the icpubllcan ticket
vvlth McKlnloy at Hi head Them nro demo
cratic sound mon y boltcii , too , throughout
the stole who \ \ \ \ \ -vote for McKlnh-y this
fall That Is particularly so tn UIP Second
district No one need fear about lo-va , she
will be found In the republican column ,
renting tin a handsome ninjoill ) "
leva fourth class postmasters appointed
today Klin Springs , Slmit countv , Ole I/u-
son vice Kate Jlurphy. resigned , Hcidlaud
Cl ly county Prank Gunman , vice C 8
Montgomery , resigned ; Montpellcr , Musca-
tine muiity , A J Qulgloy. x Ice August Drum
resignud ,
Loaves of absence Captain Wlllhni Dalrd.
Sixth cavalry , extended one niontll , on ac
count ot disability Lieutenant Colonel
" \Vllllnin A niilerkln , nhslbtant commlssaij
general tluce month * First Lieutenant
Kredorlek V King , Twentieth lufanliy ,
three months.
MIMTIKY SCHOOLS OK III ItOIMI.
AVur Di-imrliiifiit Issurs n A alitalili *
r.iltK'lit lomil I'n l > 11 I'M 11 on.
WASHINGTON. July 23. The military In-
f01 motion division of the War department
has Just Ipsucd the ninth number of thr
nerlcs of valuable educational publications
the picscnt being dnvoted principally to a
description In great detail of the largo
rnllltnty schools of Uurope. Other paprrs
In the \olume treat of the difficulties ex
perienced In the European military countries
In iecurlug the le-enlistment of noncommis
sioned eilflccis ; of the vnilous devices used
In European armies ns lanso finders , ivlth
Illustrations of tlio gieatcst successful ap-
] > llanc < M of that Kind ; the Influence of smoke
less powder on tactics nnd u most Interest
ing statement ot the charges that the use
of this new military aid will cause In old
methoilN of fighting ; a topical .paper bj Loul
AVolfcclpy discussing tlio possibility of a
hostile Imaslon of the Hrltish Isles , and a
curious publication of the regulations for
the use of war dogs In the German army.
From the latter It appeals tint there aie-
really such things as "dogs of ar" and that
It Is a part ot tlio duties of tlio German
soldier to full } train certain breeds of
dogs to aid him in hostile and defensive
operations The dogs ate not intended to
actually fight , but by training they aio
made valuable In matching camp , In picket
duty. In can > Ing dispatches and In looking
for missing men.
Will He Trli-il In ( lie I'lillci ! Stall's.
WASHINGTON , July 23 United States
Consul Ingraham at Halifax , telegraphed UIL
State department today that the local au
thorities there hail consented to his re
quest that the persons arrested on the
chuige of muiderlng Captain Nash nnd wife
ami the Second mate o ( the American bark
entitle Fuller , be returned to the United
States -without recourse to cxtindltlon pro
ceedings The Department of Justice will
see to It that the prisoners are brought
within tliu Jurisdiction of the United States
courts nnd answer for their crime.
Mine ItcKiilnr TioopH Triiimfi-rrfil
WASHINGTON , July 23 In conseejuonce
of the recent ( Ire at Fort Wlngato , N. M. ,
Which destrojed some of the barracks. It
has been found necessary to reduce the
size of the garrison at that post Oi tiers
were Issued by Major General Miles toda >
for the transfer of two troops of the Second
cavalry from Fort Wlngatc to Fort Ulley
Kan , and for the transfer of two troops of
the First caxnliy at the lust named post
to J'oit Sheridan near Chicago.
J'lorlilnfrnlil of lluSmilll | > < > \ .
WASHINGTON. July 23 Governor Mitch
ell of Florida has appealed to the Navy Jo
partment for help In protecting bis state
against the intiodtictlon of small pox from
Cuba Secietary Hcrbcit has accordingly
telegraphed instructions to Captain Crow-
Inshlcld ot tbt' Maine , now at Key Wctt to
aid the local health authoiltles In the work
of boarding ships and passing upon health
pipers
\\iii-UJiiK for I'rliilciN' CoiiAt-iilliin.
The Commercial club has received a letter
from Typographical union No 180 conccining
the rno\emcnt that Is on foot to bring the
national meeting to Omaha In IhOS The
union bus appointed a committed of live tn
io ; to Colorado Springs and lay the claims
of Omaha before thn national body. A con-
fercncu between this committee and the
executive committee of the Commercial club
to consider the matter and adopt plans of
MDceduio will soon be held.
Pass the good -word aiong the line. Pllt-a
can be iiulcUy cured without nn operation
by simply applying DeWltfsVltch Haie-1
Salve
ii. A. it. iiisTitiCT
Itoiltilnn of rlri-niifi in Prnurets nt
PALI.S CITY. July 23.-Speclal.-Tho ( )
Southeastern Nebiaska Orantl Army of the
Kcmibtlc district reunion opened at Hoi-
ton's park Monday c\onltiB with n program
appropriate to tlie occasion About 150
tents are pi tilled near the cdgo of the park
and games and ninusemcnts of nil kinds
arc fotmd upon the gtounds. The Ucunlon
association la composed of Richardson , Paw
nee , Otoo , Gage , Johnson , Ncniiiba and Saline -
line counties nnd the following arc tbe
ofllceis Commander , 11 C Spencer , Falls
City ; senior vice commander , IJ Slmanton
Falls City ; Junior vice commander , O. W
Slnyton , Salem , ( juartennatcr , J A. Hill ,
Falls City , adjutant , Ir ) J C Yutzj. Falls
City ; surgeon , Ir ) II t < llandall , Falls City
lion T. J. Majors addre'Rcd the multitude
yesterday
Yesterday lion It W. Richardson of
Omaha delivered nn address on thu subject
of the Transmlsshslppl Kxposltliili Those
who hoard him went away with a much be1-
ter Idta of thn Imporliincc and magnitude
uf the enterprise than they previously had.
He briefly BKclchrd the Inception nnd prog-
t'ftt of the enterprise up to the present and
staled that It wai Intended to make It le-
flcct tbe progress and development of the
\\oild \ and imi-lculailv ! to display to the
rest of the universe thr boundc ! r resources
of this gicnt traiicmlsslsslppl i ountry.
"Tho Hist great Intel nutloiial eM > " ttlon
was hell In P.ills In 17DS and .U that time
tliU portion cf the eountrj was nn unknown
wilderness It Is the purpose of this et-
position , ' ho iwld. "to bring to till' legion
Htlll other tellers to assist In fuithcr de-
Mloplng Its lesouirrs Tbnre It room In ru
fur millions more to find hemps and earn
n livelihood Bud nothing can brim ; them so
\\c\l \ asvlll thlj gnat object lesson o ( the
lesources of thecountr > .
"H l the do lie of the cltbens of Omaha
that pM'iy cltl/en o' Nebrasku and of nil
the tunsnilsslssltipl country shall haveu
direct Interest In this great enterprise , for
IU Influence Is not alone local , but \ \ \ \ \ be
felt In e\cry priiRicsslve city and hamlet In
: tili section of > ountry. "
liiiiiililfrM riiu'il ill riall-iinotitli.
PLATTSMOUTH. July 23 ( Ppeclal )
The gambling outfit vhlch was raided In
this i Itj the other day has partl > squared
up the account the law hnd against them
and dtpmledfoi their former homes In South
Otnalm. I.ambertson und Miner pleaded
gulltj to kei'iilng a gambling room and
were fined 505 and $100 reipcctlv ely , thr
costs amounting to $2.15 The lines and
costs were paid and they left town last
night This other partner , Cochtan , did not
enter bis plea of guilty with the others , ,
but his costs nnre paid H was understood ,
however , that his line would be $ BO and so
ho reijiicslid pet mission to go to South
Omaha jesteiday to try to raise the money
Deputy fihrrlft Fred Murphy had Cochran
who is slightly crippled , In charge and
took him to South Omaha jcsterday after
noon They attended to the business on
hand and went to n icstaurant for supper
intending to COIUP back on the evening
train Cochran finished his supper first and
tolling Murphy he wanted to step Into the
siloon neU door , slipped out When Mur
phy went In Cochian vas nowhere to be
seen and he has not seen him since.
A\III < H In IMuliI ( InMnsoiis. .
f \LIIOUN , Neb. , July 23 ( Special )
A man giving his /tame as Carson was locked
up here as being crazy. He paraded up and
down the stirets with a large club , asking
the Masons and the Maccabees to meet him
facp to face. He said they wcro persecuting
him and he thought c Ply one was a Mason
or Maccabpe and was after him Marshal
Dunwoodj took him to Illalr and turned him
over to the authorities to be examined.
r llM CH , Coui.li- Weil.
FALLS CITY , July 2S. ( Special. ) Cards
are out announcing tbe marriage of Miss
Sue Cain , daughter of Hanker J. It. Cain ,
to HPV.V Gist , Wednesday evening , Jul >
29 , at the Christian church.
VMVnilSITY SOCIKTV OUOAM7.CI ) .
Itriuicli I.oonli'il at Cnntcllnr Strrft
l'i I'Nlij tfrlmi Cliurcli.
At a meeting held In the Castellar street
Presbytcilan I'burch a blanch of the Univer
sity association for Unlvcisity and World's
Congress extension was oiganlied. The
meeting was presided over by W. J. Shell-
cioss , vho explained the nature nnd work
of the association An organization was
effected and the following officers elected
President , Henij Eskllilson ; xlce president ,
Miss llaibel Wilson , secretary and treasurer
Miss Taj lot ; leader of class , John A. Biad-
ley , organizer , \V J Shellcioss. The ob
ject of this socletv Is to bring to the homes
and firesides of the people the results of
profound studj and Insestlgutlon of trained
specialists in dlftercnt branches taught bj
them In prominent colleges and universities
of the country ; to piomote self-rulture bj
Individual effort , or In local centers or 01-
ganl7ations along the lines of High school ,
normal school , university and world's con
gress extension. Thn work will be carried
on by couises of Instruction , carefully pre
pared , as herein Indicated These courses
of Instruction will bo Issued monthly. At
the end of each jear an examination will
bo held on questions furnlshi-d by the in
structors. These questions will bo sent
fiom the local otfice to a committee of three
the members of which will conduct the ex
aminations The subject this jcar Is his
tory. This will be followed by general liter
ature , astronomy , geology , chics and polit
ical economy.
Although the association Is of compara
tively recent formation It has been or
ganized In fourteen states and has a mem
bership of 14,000.
Di'Nri til ! > > Her Solillcr.
Lizzie XImm Is the wife of a soldier of
the Second Infantry , but her husband Is now
located at Fort Keogb. She says that he
deserted her and departed with his com
pany , leaving her behind In this city. Since
his departure she lias taken up her residence
In the burnt district The woman was
arrested Wednesday night on the charge of
being a disorderly woman She pleaded
guilty yesterday morning , but was allowed
to go with a suspended tine of $5 and costs.
She promised to go to her pai cuts' home ,
which Is located north of Council muffs.
Si'rofuliiiiH SiirolJji'H Cnreil.
BTKHLG CITV. Neb , July 0 , 1898. Last
summer my mother took two bottles of
Hood's Sarsaparilla and It cured her of
chronic diarrhoea. I have also taken
Hood's SarsaparlllH and It has cured mo of
scrofulous soie eyes , which nothing seemed
to relieve , and which had troubled me for
five jcars " AdJa Slegonlgle.
Hood's Pills euro all liver Ills ,
RAIN ALL OVER NEBRASKA
Several Inches Reported from Various Parts
of ths Slate.
CORN IN MANY SECTIONS OUT OF DANGER
Hun oil ( if Vtiinll lirnln Alioul ( . ' 11111-
lilt-toit mill theIllIll Is ( Joiul
lli-c'l Croii ( Jiillc
FREMONT , July 23. ( Special. ) There wns
a fine shower hero carlj this morning The
amount of rain is estimated at nearl > one-
Inch. The ground was getting quite dry
ami It will bo a great help to corn. From
present Indications the corn crop will berry
\rry Inigc. It Is growing \ery raplill }
Work on beats Is nearly finished and the
> | pM will be large.
WAHOO , Neb , July 23. ( Special ) This
section was visited by a good , heavy rain
last night , which will help pastures a great
deal and will put corn on the safe side.
MINDEN , Neb. . July 23. ( Special ) About
one Inch of rain fell here last night. Corn
Is now In the very best condlt'on. '
DUNCAN , Neb . July 23. ( Special. ) An
other line rain felt here last night , and
today Is contlnjous damp and cloudy. This
section Is now assured of the largest corn
nnd hay crop e\er known In this \ielnlty.
Corn is far ahead of the season , and stands
fully a foot higher now nt tnsseling time
than the average jear , and there is plenty
ot moisture now to fill out the gialn in
line shape. The oat and wheat harvest Is
almost over. Wheat Is llgl't , owing to
chinch bugs , white rust plajed havoc with
oats , which will not make over one-third of
a crop ot light quality.
NEWMAN GROVE , Neb . July 23. ( Spe
cial ) A fine rain fell here during the
night and continues today. It Is Just In
time for the best results to corn , which all
agree now promises the biggest crop o\cr
seen lu the country. Oats Is nearly all har
vested It is en Immense crop of straw ,
but will not jleld more than one-half weight
In grain on account of rust. Wheat prom
ises a good jlcld and hay Is enormous.
11ATTLE CREEK. Neb. , July 23. ( Spe
cial ) - This section wan \lslted by a heavy
rain last night. It commenced about mid
night nnd will Insure n good corn crop.
Harvesting will be completed this week
Small grain Is not as good as at first ex
pected. Some oils fields will not be har
vested. The beet crop around here will be
coed
BENN1NGTON , Neb. July 23. ( Special )
It commenced to rain last ulght and con
tinued until morning at a lively rate Fully
two Inches of water fell This rain will
about Insure a full corn crop
BEATRICE , July 23 ( Special ) Another
fine rain fell last night and this morning
in this section of the state which make
still brighter the splendid prospects for
an abundant corn crop
WAUSA , Neb , July 23. ( Special. ) A
nice rain has been falling all day. A good
corn croy Is now assured.
NEBRASKA CITY. July 23. ( Speclil. )
A heavy dilzyllng rain commenced at nn
early hour thin moinlng anil continued
without material Interruption all day The
gialn In the shock In tsuffcrijg from the
effects of the wet weather. Complaints
are luimerous that the oats ai , ; becoming
mouldy.
ELWOOD. Neb , July 23 ( Special Tele
gram ) One-fourth of an Inch of rain f ° ll
hero last night , making the total for the
week ono inch. The u-jrn wis needing
rain badly and some fields liavu been dam
aed. Harvest Is almoU cn > l3d.
CALHOUN. Neb , July 21 ( Speoml ) A
much needed rain fell here last nlgnt. Corn
nnd small fruit were In greit need of It.
The harvesting ot small grain H vorv near
through. In some place's pats will onlj
ylo11 about half n crup on account o' lust
Wheat will jleld fal.l > wall.
Alarrli-il lit I'liittMinoiitli.
PLATTSMOUTH. July 23. ( Special. )
Yesterday afternoon Hon. John A. Davlcs
and Miss Alberta Hjers , the eldest daugh
ter of R W. Hjcrs , were married. The
ceremony was pel formed by Rev. J. T. Balrc
ot the Presbj terian church and w Hnessci
by a few friends and relatives. The young
couple Is held In high esteem in this cltj
and county , the groom having served two
terms In the state legislature and is now
the republican candidate for state sena
tor. The Inido has been a teacher In the
city schoolos for se'veral jears and Is a
joung woman of many estimable qualities
Mr and Mrs Da\les went east for a brief
honeymoon.
1I < > H01II < > C1I1/01IN I'll'lllo.
BELLEVUB , Neb. , July 23. ( Special ) The
married members of the Presbyteriar
church with their children held a baskc
picnic at Hinscom park yesterday. Among
those -who attended were : Rev. E A. Bel :
and daughters , Dr. D. R. Kerr and family ,
Mrs. A. Wright , Mr. and Mrs. George L
Burtch , Mr and 'Mis. William Martin , Mrs
E L Chaffee , Mrs. John Bell and daughters
of St. Joseph , Mo , Mrs W. McDonald of
Chllllcothe O , Mrs Adelbert Whalto ani
children of Colorado Springs and others ,
OJilrjll rllj .StonHnMuil. .
CENTR VL CITY , Neb , July 23. ( Special ;
Burglars entered the store of II. A. Wells
at Palmer Monday night and stole sixty
seven pairs of women's nnd men's shoes
They also took a number of men's hats Thi
> aluo of the stolen property Is estimated ai
$130 , Wells offers J50 reward for the re
turn of the goods and capture of the thieves
The burglais arc supposed to be n couple
of men who came from toward Grand Islam
iu a one-horse wagon.
IlcatrU'e llo.i Injnri-il.
BEATRICE , July 23 ( Special. ) Tlio 11
year-old son of C , B. Dempster fell fron
a turning polo this morning and was quite
seriously Injuicd The lad was hanging bj
his foot and when ho fell struck square ! )
upon his head. For some time after his
Injury ho had severe spasms rapidly sue
ceedlng each other and it Is feared his
spine Is badly affected.
Anrrotv I3xt.iM | > from Dcalli ,
NEBRASKA CITY , July 23. ( Special. )
County Clerk E. R. Haas and child had a
narrow escape today , While driving In ai
unfrequented road the buggy struck a post
and wan ovcrtutned , precipitating Haas to
thu ground. He was severely bruised , while
the child escaped unlujured ,
nossip or run TVTI : CAPITAL.
Mutter * tlmt nnU Mirf Ihr TlmiiKlit of
the 1'i-oiilc oft Lincoln.
LINCOLN. July 23-r-iSpccl ; l ) The state
officers , as vvell as nil the candidates nomi
nated by the state republican con\entlon ,
hn\o been Invited to attend the exorcises
ot emancipation day n't Kails city on August
I Quite a large ( ( umber of them have
accepted and will IrttVf Llnroln at 9:30 : | )
m on the Missouri I'AQlflr railroad
Republican headquarters In Lincoln has
been equipped with telephone No 0. All
hose desiring to communicate with officials
ot the committee. cJthwIn , this city or
Omaha or nny of the state connections can
lo so by calllni ; for ihftt number
The state comentllia of tbe Nebraska
ilrlckmakers' association will be held In
Lincoln January IS 19 and 20 This Ins been
decided at a meeting ot the executive com
mittee rcccntl ) held at the Capital hotel
Today Lancaster county was visited by
another heavy downpour of rain nml all
'miners nro Jubilant Thl they assert
ossure-s the corn crop bcjond any danger of
ilrouth
This afternoon a man giving the name of
Lewis Qarrett wns arrested on the charge
of forging the name of John T. Dorgnn to a
check for $250 nnd tr > lng to pass the same
on Harry Tovuie , a grocer , nt Twenty-seventh
nnd O streets The eheck was made pay
able to Henry Smith and was dated July 27.
n few days nhr.id
Arrangements for the soldiers' reunion
nt the fair grounds nre going steadily for
ward The grounds have been platted nnd
the streets laid out for tents Mercantile
hall has been selected by the committee for
the speaking A conference bctwen the ad
vertising committee and railway officials
resulted In an agreement by the latter to
elUttltmto posters along their lines , adver
tising the reunion fiee of charge.
Judge M H lleeso , who Is now traveling
In Colorado , has written to his son , Harry
saying that tbe feeling In fa\or ot free slher
In that state has been greatly exaggerated
by the press , and that there are any number
of people with whom ho has talked who ex
press themschcs as displeased with the
declaration for the white metal.
Omaha people In Lincoln At the Lin-
drll T I ) Crane , H I" Hencdlct At the
Llncoln-A. M. Jetnoj. H T. Clnike W
H Adams. J. Y. Craig , J. W. Metcalf and
wife. J. T. Hogan.
IIOIITH'LI.TIIKISTS AUK PI.nASK
Viiinilil Sc'silon of I InSlnlr S plcl > ill
Yurk Vt-rj SiitUfiioliirj.
YORK , Neb. , July 23. ( Special ) This
morning's session of the State Horticultural
society was not so well attended owing to
the rain , but It was Interesting , neverthe
less. E. Corbln of Grand Island gave the
society the benefit of his experience In rais
ing flowers at home nnd lu Inwn dceorn-
tion. His tnlk was practical. A paper on
the most promising vnrlotles of nntive plums
was read by H A. Terrj of Crescent Citj.
la. The various Kinds of plums that cau
bo most successfully grown were discussed
and some good hints ns to their culture
given A comprehensive paper on "Cioss
Breeding and rertlllzlng American , Eu-
lopean nnd Japanese I'lums" wns lead bj
Theodore Williams ot Benson. Williams
has had experience with 1,500nrlctles of
plums nnd his talk was of value The dis
play of plums which he has here proves his
ability to Intelligently discuss such a sub
ject. A discussion oil general topics and a
brief session this afternoon practically closee"
the summer meeting. .
It seems to be the unanimous opinion o :
the members that the meeting Just closed
has been the most successful In the society's
history. All express themselves \erywel
pleased with the manner In which the citi
zens of York , ns well da the Conimercla
club , have received them.
I'uxrlliiK > nlurnl lUslorj StmloiitM
PLATTSMOUT1I , July 23. ( Special )
Corey Island , which Is situated In the
Missouri river a mile below the stee
bridge of the Burlington at this point. Is
becoming famous ns the home of n peculiar
Bpecles of mice , tbe lllje-iof which Is found
powhcre lathe Icnow-n. orld , outside of the
Inland mentioned. The mice are beaullfu
little nnlmals , having n golden brown con
from the top of the head and along the
back , while the belly is pure white , nnd lit
tie pink feet. The ejes nre Jet black am
exceedingly sharp nnd bi llliant Tbe color
Ing and nmikings of these mice nre unique
iH natural history and Commodore Thomas
the owner of the island , offers $100 to an >
one who can produce a blmllai mouse AI
together nine of these little rodents havi
been captured and they are susceptible every
very delicate training Mr. Thomas has twe
which ho has named respectively Wllllan
McKinlcv and Billy Ilrjan They nro botl
i cry clover and Billy Bryan possesses aero
batlc talent of a very high older.
llmiKvr'M S . | iU-n 'iSiiNiicmlt'il. .
BEATRICE , July 23 ( Special ) A tele
gram was received this morning by Sheriff
Nelson from Judge Stull bearing the Inforinn
tlon that the sentence ot Williams , th
Blue Springs banker , has been suspendci
until August 1. Williams was found gulltj
of making false entries upon the books o
the bank , and about four weeks ago was
sentenced to two years in the penitentiary
The suspension is granted In order to givi
the defendant , who Is now in Jail , furtbci
time In which to appeal
KiiIiiHl < m In n "MKiinprr Ollli-e.
SYRACUSE , Neb . July 23 ( Special Tele
gram ) As the Syracuse Journal was abou
to go to press this afternoon a steam plug
blew out of the boiler , on which there \
a presuie of fort-five pounds to the square
inch. The entlie office was drenched will
boiling water and steam No one was in
jured e > xeept Tom Dunn , the engineer , who
had a wrench on the plug when It blew out
Ho was scalded on the legs and ono hand
and bad Ills shoulder wrenched. His in
juries arc not serious , however , and the
damage to'tho property wns xcry slight.
.n IMimrrrs Oc-l TeiKf'Uirr ,
YORK , Neb. . July 23. ( Special Telegiani )
The Grand Army of the Republic held an
old settlers' meeting this evening at the
court house Hon. Ah In Saunders of Omaha.
Rev. C S. Harrison eif Weeping Water and
Judge Montgomery of this city Interested
the large audience vlth reminiscences of
pioneer dajs In Nebraska and York county.
TJiliMi'H ArrOH i-il Mllli Tlu-lr lloiilj
CENTRAL CITY , Neb , July 23 ( Specla
Telegram , ) The buiglars who robbed Wells
store at Palmer Monday night wcio arrested
this afternoon near the Union Pacific stock
) iards , east of this city , by ex-Sheriff Porte
njml Marshal Warner. The stolen goods wer
fbund In gunny sacks near where the thieve
were arrested , , <
AID FOR THE SIOUX INDIANS
luantities of Building Material Ordoiod
for the Agencies.
1UCH BUILDING WILL BE DONE THIS YEAR
Mnxl Hil"rclKhl < -il IH crlnmt
for Tlilrt > Mileanil .XnlU o
TeaiiiNlfro Corrt-sptiuil- -
1 n Kir
CHAMIinHLAIN , S. D. , July 2.1 ( Spe
cial ) The Sioux Indians nt Lower Urule
and Crow Creek agencies will be able to
lo considerable building and rcpalilng ) ct
his season , as Indian Agent Tieon Is ad
vertising for bids for an Immense amount
of building material for use tit the tvvo
agencies. Hlds will bo received at f'to-v
Crick agency until 1 o'clock p. in , Jul )
29 , and calls for proposals for furnishing
I3G.29S feet of lumbci otarlous Kinds ,
10,000 shingles , 5,000 brick , cement , lime ,
sash and doors for Crow Creek agencj.
This Is Intended principally for the con
struction and repair of buildings on various
larts of the reservation. In addition to
this , 19.000 feet of lumber will be used for
repairing the Crow Creek Indian school.
The proposals call for 1 < ! 3 000 feet of lumber ,
100 000 shingles , 100 pairs ot sash and 12" >
iloors for Lower Hrtilo ngencj , with an id-
dltlonal 21,022 feet of lumbci , 9,001 shingles
etcfor the Indian school at Lower lliulo
agencj. H will bo seen that this Immense
quantity of building material will make
many car loads , and thcic Is sharp competi
tion between contiactors who desiio to se
cure the contract to furnish the material
The delivery of the material will also make
a great deal of work for teamsters , as all
of It must be hauled from the railroad at
this point to the agonclcs , a distance of
nearly thlity miles.
IJin'H u Teiu-lu-r .Iiistli'o.
SIOUX FALLS , S D . July 23 ( Special. )
H. J. Davenport , the rctlilug president
of the board of trustees of the State univer
sity at Vcrmllllon , referring to the dls
patches sent out from Iluion with refer
ence to the changes In the university fac-
ult > , said "The Intimation that Mrs H
11. Hassell was removed from her position
ns preceptress Is entirely without founda
tion She resigned her position upon the
peremptory Instruction of her physician
The board had no choice In tbe matter. She
could have retained her position had she
BO desired and takes with her from the
tiusto&t a vote of commendation for her
vvork nd regrets at her departure lie-
cause of her condition of health It Is her
purpose to seek complete rest 'or the iirxt
jear and possibly for two vcars"
\c > I'otato INlro > or.
ALEXANDRIA , S. I ) , July 23 ( Special )
An Insect , new to potato growers In this
section , has put In an appearance. It Is
a dark green bug , from va to V an Inch
long It comes In swarms , settles on u
potato patch and quickly cats everj T\I\C \ \
The Insect Is extremely lively and hard to
catch or dcstroj. Whenever It touches the
hands or face H raises a blister and on
this account has been named the Spanish
fly It kills the old fashioned Colorado
beetle wherever found. The only waj so
far discovered to clear a patch of the pest
Is to scatter straw in the rows , beat the
vines , when the fly will run under the-
straw , then fire the straw. Fortunately the
fly Is not numerous and its ravages are
confined to a small area.
Croft lr NieclHre | CSooil.
HURON , S. D , July 23 ( Special. ) Crop
reports received at the. United States
weather bureau here Indicate that the
weather tbe past week was favorable to
late wheat and oats. The high temperature
of the preceding week , together with the
effect of more or less rust in some locali
ties , has prevented complete filling and
caused grain to ripen too rapidly. Some
wheat lias been harvested , and this work
will bo general In a few dajs. The > leld
of wheat and oats is not likely to be as
good as anticipated two weeks ago , but the
avciage will be gooil H > e is In shock or
stack. A little threshing has been done
nnd results an < quite satisfactory. Barley
harvest in progiess , with fair > leld.
I > lHllfllNl | Mllll I ) Pill II.
WOONSOCKCT , S D . Julj 23. ( Special )
The leading democrats of this county aie
dissatisfied with lirjan and the Chicago
platfoim. S. A. Ramsey , the national dele
gate fiom this district , returned from Chicago
cage Tuesda > . He sajs ho will abide by
the platform , but does not like it. He
thinks that If aote were taken now Urjan
would be elected , but fears a discussion of
tbe silver question will show the fallacy of
the 16 to 1 theory and defeat the democratic
nominee. Four republicans lu this place
ba\e come out for Bryan and six democrats
ha\o quit the party for McKlnloy. If a
sound money democrat Is nominated for
president ho will get about one-half of the
democratic \otes of this county.
T < m ii.sitr C'oniiaii | > I.ItIK'Itlnn.
CHAMBERLAIN , S D , July 23 ( Special )
In the case of the North Chamberlain
Townsltc company against Eliza Reynolds
and Hemy J , King , homesteaders , the local
olllco decided In favor of the bomcsteadeis
and this decision was substantially sustainou
by the commissioner of the general lane :
office The townsltc claimants then iilet'
a motion for a levlevv of tbe case by the
commissioner , but this was denied. The
case has therefore been appealed to the
secictary of the Interior. Valuable laud la
Involved In the controversy , and the outcome
Is awaited with Inteiest.
TlllllCll OIlNIl'lllI.OHlTM. .
HURON , S. D , July 23. ( Special. ) Henry
Haffy , living near Wesslngton Springs , was
commltte'd to Jail here yesterday In default
of $500 bail , to await the action of the
United States grand Jury , on the charge
ot sending obscene Icttcis through the
mallH. The letters were addressed to Mrs.
Fanny Durand , a widow residing at Wes
slngton Springs. IlafTy Is 73 years old , ami
was accompanied here by his wife.
Holding lli | the HiilIroiulM.
AVOONSOCKCT , S. D , July 23. ( Special )
One hundred and fifty harvest tourists
came In Tuesday on the freight from thu
south Forty more came In from Egan 01
the ( southern Minnesota train Thesu an
nual tourists pay no rallrovl taie n-nl
feed upon the towns where thny Mop Tlrj
nre \ Jolly trovvd , qulot imd orderly. nd
do not look like Unmps A fnimpr loonlug
for u "hnnd" could enl > find ono who , \ould
po out In tlio country to work Most of
them saj they haxc vrork encased fartlit r
north. _ _ _ _
Militlf-r * ' Iliiino IniiiiiliDismissed. .
SHU'X FVLLS. S P. Julv II - ( pnclal >
A H. Stone of Sioux Falla has bci'i dH
missed trotn Iho PoMleis' bomn nt Hot
Springs on account of his domi-stlc dlfllcul-
tics , and It Is undcrnlood that hiU lie > v
In Chicago Mrs ? t9iu > , who lives he-IP ,
has begun a Riill fur ell vim o on the prou'iils
of non support and mult } .
I'nilitltlllnt ! llallol Cioo V.rn ioil.
SIOL'X FVLLS S U. July -Spivlal (
Telegram ) Judge J. K ( . 'mland tolurned
this e'venlnt ; fiom Plc-trf wfccip ho uigued
the prohibition ballot i. o. He .sajs tin1
motion to nonsuit bpi-nusp the case was not
brought by the nttnrno } geneial wns tnkcn
under advisement , together with HIP main
ease. A dccKIen In expelled lu a feA. ilaya
1ni | > riM Ini ; Aid'Nlnti ArlN. .
CIMMIIERLUN , S n.Julj 21 ( Special )
-The gnv eminent olllilabvlll attempt to
stop thn loik lu the innmmo'li aitoslitii well
at Yaliktou ngeuij It Is ploposed to sink
a trti-lmh pipe outsldo of the regular eas
ing. with the hope that this will prevent the
fin oil finIlluniit ilonlltiir.
CHAM11ERLA1N , S. D , Juh 2.1S (
William Walker , n fnimer , living lu the
easkru part of lliulo county , WAS fined JGtl
In Iho clicult court boie for herding on n
school section. This Is thn first conviction
In thu count } for this offiuso.
Hnln lit MiuHi Diil.iitn.
ALEXANDRIA , S D , July 23 ( Special !
A much needed rain commenced falling
eaib > csterdiy morning and continued most
of thp forenoon Close to nn Inch foil. It
came Just in iho nick of time for corn and
ate vegetables _
i5ViiinAi > Mivf : rou nr.i.nc VTIJJS.
St-t-ri > lnr > ( Jlllnii TalkCoiH'iriilii
fluS tuning bi'luiol Cunt i-iilloii.
" \Vo must have pieces of entertainment
for from seventy-flvo to 100 more people
fiom over the state , who aie coming to
Onuilia next week as delegates to the State
umlay School convention , " bald Secretarj
aillan of the Hoard of Education jcstcrdaj
Some of thp Omaha Sunday schools ba\p
lone nobl > nnd have already sent their full
luott ot entertalneis , but ethers seem to
liold back because so many people are out
of town 01 do not wish to be put to an >
Inconvenience during the warm weather
"It appears to me that the people of
Omaha cannot afford to hesitate In this
matter These Sunday school workers aie
the representatives of the most aggressive
nnd highly respectable communities
throughout the state , thev come from the
leading evangelical churches , the Presb-
teilan , Baptist Methodist. Luthcian
Chilstlan and other kindred denominations
and in addition to thl" thej aie our fricndu
and nelghbois Thos1 are the patrons ami
supporters of our On.alm merchants. Wo
could with much bcttei giace permit
sli.ingpis fiom distant states to come help
and fall to receive couiteous treatment than
to suffer a single one ot tucso Christian
men and women of oui own state , citizens
of our neighboring towns and \lllagcs , to
be put to any Inconvenience during their
brief stay in this citj. if those who can
will simply show a willingness to lend a
helping baud we will have ample entertain
ment foi the delegates. ,
"A number ot business men have sent me
word that they would pay the hotel bills
of one or more delegates , and it others will
kindly follow this plan , their assistance will
be greatly appreciated , oitb bj the Omaha
Sunday School association and by the dele
gates entertained
"Wo hn\e \ cry good accommodations at $1
per day. so that those who pay the bills for
a couple of delegaten will hat illy miss the
amount , as the con > cntion lasts but three
da ; s.
"These good people must and will be pro-
\idcd for and I still hope that the churches
and Sundaj schools that have not jet re
sponded will come to the front befoie nex ;
Monday and give us plenty of pleasant
places In which to entertain the delegates
who will arrive next Tuesday"
II M ) IliriTllll lICKKTUn HIS IOSS
Slim ( Vnt fi'diml'M ( "oiiiiilnlnt RulH Illn
lulo Troiililt' .
Sam Gutfreund of Sidney apparently did
not know into what tiouble ho was steering
when he beaded for Omaha , or he certalnlj
would never have come to the city. Gutfrcum
is the chap who last week caused the aircs
of Jessie Lament , a Ninth street woman
whom ho accused of stealing $ S3 from him
An account of Gulf round's scrape was
published In The Bee nnd this came undo
the eje of the Sidnej authorities As a
result Chief of Police SIgwait yesterdaj
afternoon received a telegram fiom Sldno ;
Informing him that Gutfreund was wanto
thcie for embc7/lement und asking that h
bo held Gutfreund was being held as com
plaining witness in the Lament case , bu
was out on bonds. Ho was at once huntci
up and a half hour after the telegram wa :
received found him located In a cell In th
police station The fact was telegraphei
the Sidney authorities and an answer wa
received to the effect that nn officer vvouh
bo after the prisoner today.
A Chilli injo >
The pelasant fla\or , gentle action , and sooth
Ing effect of Syrup of Figs , when in need o
a laxative , and if the father or laotbcr h
costive or bilious the most gratlfjing result
follow Its use ; so that it Is the best family
remedy known nnd every family should ha\i
a bottle.
< : < -rniiiiiM mill tinMonc > ii'i-Htli > n.
The Geiman-American Republican club , ni
organization composed entirely of soun
money republicans , will hold n mass meet
Ing at Germanla hall next Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock , a
which tlinn and place the mone
question will bo discussed nt length. Ad
dresses will be delivered by Fred Schnada
Phil Andres and Jacob Hauck Editor Ben
nlnnhoven of the Nebraska VorwacrtH , vvh
Is an advocate of silver , has been Invited t
attend and present his views The men
beis of the Lincoln llr > an club have als
Lie-en-Invited to take part in the discussions
U would bo hard to convince a ma
Buffering from bilious colic that his agon
Is due to a microbe with nn unpronounca
bio name But ono dose of DoWltt's Cell
and Cholera Cure will convince him of It
power to afford Instant relief It kills pain
' I1I\V tlt'T 1 VMI * t Pis Al VMIO
ARDiVIIlLIM lASli OPENS
Irlrrnatiflnal Divorce Suit Com
rornoos iu London.
ROMINENCE OF THE PARTIES A FEATURE
Jinxltniiil Is ( 'oniirotril
it lilt Hit * IIi'Mt > f
Arlslm-i nr > mill Hit *
Ulf.llli Cnllfnrtilii'n.
LONDON. Jul ) 23The trial of HIP Yn
lullcr dlvoicn cnse bt-gnti todaj The
InluUft la Hon. W.ilti-i Yaulc-nuller.
irothcr of Lord Chmstiin , and member ot
distinguished famllj of Devonshire The
pfiudant , Mrs Ldl.ih Ynrde-lluller , Is the
MiRbtrr ot the Into Gcucial U. W. Klildinri ,
ho was n wealthy resident of Pan nanclsrn ,
Cal Thp Ynide-llulli'is wcic man led H
SSG. Thp plaintiff alleges cuielly ami
ilultPi } on the part of the defendant with
Ir. Valentino Cludsdpn. who Is said to bo
v teal tstntp agent Hi Sin Pmnclsco. Mis.
'nrdp-Lluller denies all thp allegations nnd
nakes counter accusations
IHtllci took the wltnnss stand nnd tostlflrd
n support of tbe allegation umtnlncd In
ho pctlllnn. Ho nlvo drilled the necusa-
Ion of mliiltcr. , whlih his wife made. Ilia
wife , he U'stlllnl. behaved like a nnd woman
Jiico she took poison Sometimes she locks
ler husband nut of tlio house One night
ho Insisted upon going to the Cafe Ca\our ,
icsoit of the demimonde , whore she' mailo
dlstui bailee Thou she dnne home with
a Htiange man and loiked him out of thu
louse Under cross vxiinilimtluu the poll-
loner drclaud that her domestic tioublis
arose from hpr drinking habits and fast llv-
ng The healing was adjourned
T\t i > SiilMitloii l.i'llllcrs Hurt.
PAUIS , Jul > 23 Catherine llooth Cllb-
jorn , commonly known ns La Marchale.
lead of the Salvation aimy org.iiilratlou III
'rnnce , was Knocked down by , a blcjcllst In
his city jesterday and was considerably
mrtNnV
Nn\V YORK July 23 In connection wUh
ho foirgolng dispatch there Is n coneldence
n the fact that Mrs Ilooth-Tucker , u sister
of Mis llooth-Cllbborn. suffeiod sellout
njury nt Kast Orange , N. J. . one evening
ast week , being run down by a blojelo
ridden h > a Salvation a"iuy gill , who was
aklng her first lesson In wheeling Mis.
Dooth-Tucker's wrist was broken , and sha
sustained other painful hurts.
Ciilinii l"MII > UNl < 'i- < In ( "aniiilu.
OTTAWA , Out , July 23 T lie possibility
of the teirltorlal wntois of Canada being
made tlio scene of Cuban filibustering ex
peditions has led to the Issue of an Im
ortant ot dor by the admlrallty enjoining
Btilct compliance with the terms of the
'oreign enlistment act and prohibiting the
ssue of clearances by Canadian custom
oOlcers tovessels destined foi Cuba. At the
irescnt time there la a strange \essel under
surveillance In the gulf of St Lawrence and
suspicion has been directed against her.
Hush I'lrt's In DMnrlliv ! \ knt.
VANCOUVER , July 23. Along the North
ern railway between Whatcom and Gosbcn
jush llres have burned many barns , fences
and railroad ties At Vancouver last night
Lhcio vveie two flies , a house and steamer
being burned Unless mill comes soon laigo
tiacts of tln.bei along the Fraser river will
be destrojed Dense smoke has settled
down over the seaport towns nnd It Is with
tlio greatest difficulty na\lgatlon can bo
carried on. It is believed that several
mineis have perished In the vicinity.
Mnlnlx-lcM liriinlNi'il ullli SrrlmiM I/OKI *
LONDON , July 23. A dispatch from
Iluluwujo on the morning of July 22 , which
\vas leeched here today , reports that
Lalng's column was attacked on Monday
while leagured south of the Matoppo hllla.
The Mntabelcs were repulsed with a loss of
ninety killed , while of the white foice-s four
wore killed , and of the friendlles co-opi > ratIng -
Ing with the whites twenty-five were killed.
A large number were wounded on both
sides. _ _
ArrlM-s - l(1i a Ili > l < - In tinUnit. .
QUnnNSTOWN , July 23 The British
Dundonald , from San Francisco for Hull ,
which was In collision with the steamer San-
tardier on Juno 18 , has arilved here. The
Dundoimld's top masts mo gouo and a halo
was stove In the bow.
Ariiii'iiIiniK Killed In \HII ! Minor.
LONDON , July 23 A dispatch from Con
stantinople to tbe Times reports that man-
Bacies ha\e occurred at Ordu on the IJlack
hca in Asia Minor and that according to
official accounts twenty-five Armenians bavo
been killed. _
Sultan IMHIU-H mi Iriulc.
CONSTANTINOPLE , July 23 An Im
perial irado has been issued notifying tha
council of Armenia nnd the putrl irehato
that they will be held responsible hereafter
for any treason on the part of the
Armenians.
_
MorilluriliTK In Cn-l > .
LONDON. July 23 The Times Canea dis
patch rcpoita that the situation Is m-rlous
In Ciete and that six Mohammedans and one
Christian pi lest have been killed at
Herakllon. _ .
Kl-IH'l < < ' < ! CllollTII III .Solllll 1OII < | OII
LONDON , July 23. A doctor reports a
case of cholera In Walworth road. South
London. The officials are examining Info
the facts of thu case.
_
Sliot 1 > . > Outer "ttVrjlcr. .
HAVANA , July 23 At Matanzas today
Lconardl Jolva Almeda wan bbot to death
by orders of the military authoiltles.
hi MIA \ > IUSIC AT IIANM'OM IM1I1C.
T > \ cnlSci'onil Iiifiinlrj llaiiil
I'lirnlKli II.
The Twenty-Bceond Infantry band from
Fort Crook will render thn following pro
gram at Ilanscom park Sunday afternoon :
Jlnrch Tlio Honeymoon . Hosey
Overtuip Crown DIumomlH . Auber
WaitOoi the Wtivi'H . Hosan
(3 nil id Selection Krnniil . . . Verdi
JInrrh Nutloiial Kenclblci . Sousa
Ki'lpetlon Llttlu Christopher . Curyll
ChoruH Din Nlcbeluiignii . , , Wugnor
Potpourri liohfinlnn Olrl . llnlfo
-March Liberty Hell . Soimn ,
Silppllon Oiphi-n Aux 1'nfera. . . Offenbach
Waltz-Soldier SongH . Oiing'I
1'otpourrl Hugui'iiotB . . . . . Meyerbeer
Ht.ir Spangled lianucr. . . .
I 3PE1N PICTURES PLHLASAN'TLY 'AND ' POINTKDLY PAR A.Q RAP HELD {
IIOW I'HOI'I.K THAViiM ) 1
Some travel on their ni''ipo ' sonic
\\eur fiOe neckties hut thcro's a < vholo
lot of youiiK men In Omaha today war-
\i\K \ 5iOf necKtles that Ihey paid us u
nuark-r for they may say $1.00 but
don't you believe them J. c Is all they
paid beitiut-e wo'io clohinj ; out all our
f 0c Mtmnier neckties for . " > e-e\cept
black and m > KtlKt > o Hhlrts-tho $ .1 )
beauties for $ : MO a siM'Clal lot of
h" and Klske , Claik & FhiRC ne -
in the $ l.r ! > 0 and ijtf.OO guides uiu
at Sl.So u bhlit.
Albert Calm ,
1322Fnrnam
HOW I'KOl-1,1 : TIIAVrItO. S
I < ouK ago thet man who lives In thin
htato iif-ed to o to St. Louis and Chicago
cage and oiie-o In a while to New York
to buy his carpets and curtains but
hi > doesn't any me > re lio's found out
hit can do better at home vvlic'ie tlio
house hu deals \\lth known him and
has a reputation at stakev-wo aio
Miiely the largest carpet and curtain
house in tin ; \\e t ami mnku the low
est pi Ices.
Omaha Carpet Co. ,
Only cxclutlva 1515
Carpel Jlousp iiere. Dodge
HOW Piil II3 TIIAVKINfl , .1
Have you ever tahen paitlcular notice
of oui tthect music department how it
eo > oiH one side of the Rtote we have
the lai'KCht 1M of SOIIKH ami piano and
band guitar and every kind of sheet
miihlc In the we'st fiom one cent a
copy nil you can't name any piece of
miihle even of orellnary note- hut what
wo have then \\e have a way of tet-
tint ; the few very few wo happen to
bu out of that it's no delay to you but
we're never out all tlio new music
cume.i to us Jlrht of all.
A. Hospe , jr. ,
1513 DotlglflS
_
HOW i-noi'i.i : TiiAvni.o -i
One of the neatest Inventions and
handiest withal \n \ thtit now famous
"Halelutrn ice cieain iol"-tho ! kind
that are fio/.eu BO liarrt you can cany
them aiounil with yon In the hot sun
for hours without ilolnj ? any damage
It keeps hard n IOIIK tlmo has three
delicious llavors ami co.sU no mom
than oiellnary Ice cieam even If It Is
u Kieat big { limit that's ueaily enough
fenblxit's a regular snap for eyclu
e.xcar.siems fipo conceils every even-
liiK tills \vivk by the Shattuck band.
Balduff , Caterer ,
1520 Fariiam.
now i'ie > i'in THAVKIM > . r. _ .
Hunt the woihl over and you won't
find Mich prices quoted on Just Hiicli
h'ooils as jou Iiuvo most need of Hood'b
Sarsapatllla ( ! > O/.omulsInn SOe
I'alno'H ( Jelety Compound ( ! 7c Hunyadl
Water 150 a eiuart Cutluuia Soap 15c
and thcic's no lu.xallvo eiuito as e-nu -
tlve no Kiipelnx as Hlnadur'h JIvapor-
ate'd \ ' lider.s
V\K I'oHilei bicycle iccom-
meml it highly and iciiii'inln'r ours is
the cut pi Ice dtu't > tore that leally cut *
pi Ices ,
Kuhn's Drug Store ,
Douglas
now I'nni'tiH THAvnio. .
You'll Ilko our .f 1 OS tan Mioe for ladles
that wo used to t-ell for $ : J.5 < ) and ? I.O (
it's better than pie It laKes thu caKu
you ouslit to t-eo the cum el buying
thc'in tlii'ii tliuiu's our $ : SH ( ) and $ i.xj
ladles' oxfords that wo'io helling for
$1.75 heio'h n now one1 a now line e > f
ladles' iit/.or too lace- shoes In seal
brown tan tlio most beautiful foot cov-
eiliiK ever conceived wo should hell
them for § r > . ( M- ) but for a few days' In-
tiodurlng $1.00.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Fariiam
1 . J [
1 "J' '
1IO\V I'KOl'I.i : THAVKrVO. ! 7
Mi'ii wlio liuvo si'e'ii tlio woihl arc tu
oneu Imiin'SMMl witn 11m . ] ) iofi > .sHlonal
wlillUy of our e-vpc'it oiitU'lan of whom
Cliuncclleji' Canllelil of the Uiilv < THlty nt
Ncbi.i.slcu Hays "Voiif KlusBi > accoin-
plluli Uielr puiiioMi aeluilialily liclU'r
than unytliliiK I liiivo yet tiled" JtitlKo
] 'YrjMiM ' > n hayo "I nut much pleased
with the KlasscB the pueijilo will p.ition-
l/o you lively wlit-u tlu-y linel llmt yo
fiirnlHli Biicli u Mipurlor article , "
Aloe & Penfolcl Co
1408 Fariiam