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THE O FAIIA T > ATLT BEE : XDAT. XOVEMUEB 1. o CLOSING AMID GREAT CLAMUR ad RiOXog cf tie S hi Nekwfei. BK3 OF VOTERS AT KASTWGS Ttnllt lltr Aflnlr nih n Pitrailr of J Clc-nntlc ProjMirtlems YrU-rnnv of j .Ml rollllral I'/irttco 1.1 nr U | . j for JI.'KlnJrj. \ HASTINGS. Oct. SI. ( S.acl l Tv tarcvt fwUUm ! 4einoft tri.tioc c ! an- imt vrwr feM in Out. pkit < * f tbc * utt * ITM It toetSM * k8B e j 4 rcsir'eec * it ) It * city tn&prHr : wrf-r a T rils 1 TWa r'tcraoa * Chart * * It cat' . V. Mile * f OioaUa delivered .bori ' tb * itrg * jwenKtot ) started Jrtna tb * outers part ot tbe cltr ut Mtrcbet tin-sot * &O the nula ctreeu. . OaAK Edward * WM of twtn'.y places. T-t lte * o ! parade mat thai a * follow * : Elephint. IMe tire , vitb Mc- nad Hobtrt pictures on each I6 > : , Hart tuff republican elnb , about * 8 tariame nra. Hatlnt drutc corp * HmttMp Flamliwn club , MeCook Flan bean fitBfc. nUMra bud YOUJW WomftB'c dor < if XiDflrtL. Mlnflrn riatnbran club , about UQ rwert. Harua * * Boy * . XiKlnley dub. IfMttos * BlcyrVe dub. float. " 9ilp f Pro- partr. " Jtuilau rlamb * K nfrnb The ktsno- j * rf wa poniplf.rly filled with flrev. ork * Mrt red fir * burned em every comer Tbe yrtt6e w t brought to a b H to front of tbe P rk house Hem Cbark * n Mander oa de- je Kjiofce jirljirljmlly upon tbe two ( raw and brrasbt lite point * out in & Hnb * o tbttt tbe voter * could net tbt folly ! e.irfttltic ibftr ballot { or Bryan and repu diation He Raid that tree f liver la tilt eavntry v.eutd be nVout tbt w n4 thine list could happen to Anerica , at , tt would lake her lnd | te.iNlpMe ! 8d prrte away. HP cttfid tt ex example Mexlt-o tnd China aad apjt alfid most carsetaly wtth tbe voters te vMe Jor McfOnley and protection. LAKESIDE. Xeb. , Oct. Bl ( Special ) A re > wlDS republican stet'rnc KM held bere night ith Captain Uoma toc W. C Shnomon M upeaken. It BK & tr et aud tbe rejmlilk-trrs &re liappy C j < tin DorrinctoB it tbe veteran cani- TiilcDfr ibi * tall atifl bit fi ) > eerb here added Ir ( b lanrele tc hit refiut&tlnn TEKAMAH. Nrf > . Ort SI ( Special ) Not- vitlirMnfllnc Ute HJDW o ! tbt morning an < the r tn r > ! tbe day bKwe. yesterday w e & Ulc dav to lekntoab Jor repablicanHitD In tbe afternoon a Mronc viieneb war delivered nt tbe t i > era liotMte tc u Iwge cjtiwd by .lobe i. Krnnedjof Omaba tfid Judct ] 'av-t : < f tbt Bam ? plate In tbe pveninc d < 4 < iztion * of laarrbtM ; clubs ctmt from Omaba. Blair , w-lehborluc townt , In tbt Bounty laid from tbe country prerlncu. fornilm B jrade f I fully WK torcbtnltL many more wbo oould no ; cet ton bee. There wai , al o a delectation of tblrty fannerr rldlnp white bortieii Two large hallf wert lUlttd in tb ereuitic nod many turned av&y vbo could nitt pet laride tbt doort Tbt multitude war cddrtof > ed in tbe tveni&p by W. 5 Summert , .ludae Fawrrtt und J L , Keauedy all of whom made f troop rt > wbes Tht ciitlnuxiaoni hac ooatinntd ell day today nt it did tbe entire nigh ; l&rt lUcht The city it decked with Cap * ind pictcnt nt tbe reuMlcan ; ca&dldL'ei uaj t. dram corp * hfif been cnpacH to parade tbe street * with "Old Glory" tt Its bead Tonlqlit a < 5HtTCtiou of SHU n Itb three lin.iid -Btit to Blair to iicrtlcipHf In a nJly tbert ne/vuMhsAalom bide ( air to sweep 'Hurt county i * it ncter did before Majorluet ti ar tbo tboun&od mark nay br rz ; > ected NELSON. N b. . Ort SI ( Spent Tbe republican raJly bert lai , : nlcbt was & cupi'tie. hev 'ral bun- 4reJ tercht * beinc ia line. . Tbt Woman . McKinley club wui addressed yesterdEy af- tirai wi by Mr * . W. JL Morrl * of Crete Tbt club aluo ai * > kled in tbt parade ia tbt evpnlupTbe tneetl&f ; WHC addrcsM b > Sarttb T. CaldweJl. rjindidale for r.tat't Mnatcr. T "W Cole W. A. Bejgitrenbtr ; and XpJlny , the CMnaonwealer. Tht opera IV-HW was filled BEATRICE. Neb. . Ort. 81 ( SpeclaJ TeJt Kra.ra. ) After tbe jiarade Hon George A Marphy. candidate for utte senator , ad Arotfi-i B i-pltndld cuditnct at tbe Audi teriotn. expounding republican doc-trine In t xnobt fcttUUrtory manaer. In tbt evening Jlon. W. S Sumtoen talked to anotbtr Ibroug o ) entbuelantic rtpublicatic and tb < u > d d a ni * t mtnioraUt day for Beau-let Bpytwd a ( > badow of a doubt the republican * of Gtre county have tbe opposition on tbi run and & majority for McKinley and tepudiatlon of cloee to : . ( it 0 Is confident ! } t-rpocte-d by Uit ooaunlttee FAIRMONT Neb . Ort. SI ( Special ) A largt u&d enthusiastic oound money meeting f-as held in the opera bouse here last night Hon. C L Richard * cpol.e td a crowded house on tbe money and tariff His ar- Kumenu were convincing and made Mime votc.8. He was followed by Dr. Baker o ] Exeter , candidate for tbe legislature , aad W. C. Henry of thte place SCRIBNER. Neb. . Ort. $1 fSjiwlal. ) The rppulriican rally taut evening was a drfcplte the muddy i-oade and driecling rain wbicb fell durisig tht evening natbueloktic clulif from Wiener. Hooper and Fremont marched About 400 paraded the Mrcett tnd Ride walks for nu bour POTTER. Neb. , Ort. SL ( Special ) Tbt free silver forcer were routed borm. loot aad dragoons In thi * village Thursday night by tbt logical and convincing trcunientk of Senator lioatfand of Nonb Platte and P. Mil fc ol Sidney , wbo addrtm.ed a Itrgc cudicact at tht hcboal hourt Tbe villapt of Potter will poll a big vote for .ouno money atd tbt entirt republican ticket A1NSWOKTH. Ntb . Opt SI ( Special Telcgrajn t Hon T L. Matthew ? tolay de- lUeud tit best hpeeih to the largest crowd of voter * jet made at this place This wa tbe ItM frcad rail } Jor tbe re ; > ublican * and It pron'fl c i.uccesifar lieyottd the cxpacta- tion of &U MatthewF showed where tbe rpeechts inade by Cainplic.il and Greene wert nothing more ner Use than statements zaadt to dew it e tht people. The band WUB out la full uniform and tbe anxiety of tbt poo- j > lt showed they wcrt for McKinlej , llaoColl tnd Cady. IH ATTSMOCTH. Neb , Oct. SI ( Special Telegram Oa Monday the rally to be held in this city when Oo&grcEsniin Strode fcpeal.i vill surpass any demonstration ever held ind .n immc CFC concourse of iniople IE eipoctod. . Kews from the oountry ? r tcinct rtin con tinues to come in erj favorable , c&d a great number pf tbe " " "middle-of-tbe-road" pi JTI lists ha e openly avovted their intention to vote- for Mt-Ktnley. 1.0 at to make their rebuke to tbe "bartdreri ; of tbeir faith" ut strong tz pDttibleExReirui.t > ctatlvt AS Coolej cf Tlpton prin-inta wbeje tbe popu list * ha\e betji quite fctreng. cUlmi thkt 00 ! > cent of tbtai will ooine back to the re publican fold thlc ulmian. aad that old Cast \\.11 roll up a majority of MX or ! < W > for McKinley and Htibart. Tbe count } ticket is uKtuitJ of tarrjlnc b } a big mtjorlty. ST. PAt'L Neb. . Oct. SI ( Special Tele gram H-Neier in the historj o ! 5t Paul has such e crowd of people assembled to liear tht palltical imuw of tbe day dlsruii d ts was wen here today. Delegations at- f -mWfd this forenoon from tbe surrounding owti ( ni.t from Sbtrnaa Valley cad Crocker ctounties came marcbuic unifornu-d j columns vuh bands of mutlc. Cage banners und transpirencltf t-uitable for tbe occasion They filled tbe streets all for eon In tbp afternoon Mr. Cady , caudldctt for congress fi-ole to an audirtice in the p ; > eTa bouse which filled ever } xeat end every space of staadiuc loom Ilia ciieoch w&s a masterly e.Sort > aa was created b } deafening chectrs At tbt same time. Mr Slotie from Ord ai rt-stwl an oinr- flow aee'.lng oo tbe sa-f > t. in front of tbe poftofflce HI * remarks w ire to tbe point cud heartily applauded If tbe mmim-nt jboun here today is from tb * bean of tbe people Cady w ; il I * strtctlj } n it next Tue day aad tbe Sixth iUtrict wMl be re deemed frota diuaopop taisrule Norrls Brow n of Kearney rpoke iu tbe B ] era bouse toalslit . BENSON. Neb. . Ort U ( Si-e lal ) A bound money rally wtt held it tbe Bimsati town ball Prtiay e enioj and though it was a tad ntr.ht. l4 ip dark aad clooia ) ' afttvr tbt rain of Thursday , a poodly numl > er wure Iirostct G R Williamc pjeOdtid Jick MtcColl. wbo was t addrou tbe meotiax lirtnc abstnt oUiw intin were called u ; > on to make speeches , which wc.rt of whiih were com- it V ot-atios aid wti'-b were re- "f rt with aprlaatt j x Horton WM first ! al , 1 upon and give a abort talk. kH'owedby 11. X XcGinau who I * lag nomewhat rtirred vjf tor MMDt rwntrfct iaa4e by tbt fo.-mar n ati r. a dt a rt * * tsc talk , which was ttM wnb kpplatx * and laachtrr G R WI1- llftiw DPI ! tt a abort Kpwh end after another e1rtioti tbe clowd * awtting i i I-LOSING AT coRTLOfii < I CORTUAXD Neb. Ort 1 < Spelal i I AllboMk it wm * a vtfj dark and usmp rvea- iaf ; httwtita MK > and 40P pnrxoMf found tbeir ' waj 13 tbr L O O. T faU t * Lear General ' Colby ! of Be trlw wind up Use campaign | si thtt place , at fw w tbe refivMtotM j unmrpHL te a pvMte 4nawatrattML. ! hrae4 te wtMber wr amply bf bnirtoc one ot the nmiBtoft and JBOHI here or Xtol y or MacOoll wai dwerwfl to tbe echo ' ' BJOTK5UMAN N > b . Ortl. . ( SjtwtaU I Tbe Bmkelnwii Cornet Imnd and tbe ' Wwnan't quart tt meat to Strattot ! hint ' nirtt add * Mt t > d ! tbtenttrtalnmen ; of . tbt & atict wblch turned oat te bear talk tPirabUoattfeiai a 4 nountf O9CEOLV Neb. . Ort , ( Special > Tbe Woman's MeKUJey club of thic town art Jn + t M full of enthi i * ai at ever and Uwy utem to br talcing rrwylhlai ; by menu he vine rtatbt awe over S members. They aie worker * and today Mar flag day they Jam put in all tbeir tine drapiag tbt opwa boat * witb foes and traatiac for tbt rail } that took pl w today. Ex-Goremor Crounpt was bwe and received a splendid ovation WIN5IPE Neb. Oct. ( SpKiaLIn Bpiu of tbe Inclemency of tbt weather c larr * and iat r Med audience greeted H. r Bronx- , who pave aa able exposition of tbe political eituctioa as viewed from tbe re- pabltaac platform , life remarks were es- pwWJly t dUBg among the populist ranks , a rood many farmers having come in over the bd roads to listen to bits. TMV1D CITY. Neb. . Oct. 21 ( Special ) Judee M L. Havwarfl addrensed tbe Rppub- lican club b re last evening aad though the weather war very unfavorable the ojwra bou t was well filH d. The Judge Bpake nearly two hours and made a strong argu ment for boc t money , protection and re- pcblic&a prificiples. CRETE , Neb . Oct Z1Special. ( . ) Jacob Himck of Omaha made one of the most teJl- tag tnd convincing : arguments at tbe West Bint wboo ] bo'jst for Round money , reci procity and protection that has been made in Saline county. MILPOHD. Neb. Oct. SI ( Special > Xfl- ford has lieec well equlpjisd for a prnETejs- ive jepublican campaign. It has thre com- pl ae marcbinc dubs , consisting o ! a Voters . Woman's and Beys' club All went to Sewwd tonichJ. They ascregate aliaut 30B. Tbry wilTappefcr in tht monster parade Monday tiigat. UNCOLN. Oct SI ( Special > Tonight tbe republicans of Lincoln held tbeir final bic rally of the campaign at tb * lansiac theater Tht Rp al ; TE were fJonjrn"1 IBUWI 3trt > and G. M. Laalxirtitoa , who ex- ; the doctrine of protection ana sound a > oaey The meeting was preceded by a jarade ol the uniformed dubs bed a fireworks display. Tbif afternoon tbt 8ftJa lieau clubt and wveraJ other marchiar club * of Lincoln went to Vnlversity Place ana oDk iiart in c rousing republican rail * . Other marcbinc uniformed clubs went to Afbland. where a similar enthusiastic ae/monetratloE occurred Tbe republican campaign ia Lincoln will close Monday night wi'b tie speech of HOB John P Irlfcb of California , to be delivered at both tht Linsing and Funke. U vll' ' be reme-mbered that Mr Irish delnited tbt iirr question with Bryan at a fi'w days before the Chicago Fully l.MK people llKtenpfl tonight to tbe two ehiguent addresses of Judge StroSe and Hoa G. M. Larabertsou. The former spoke brlfCy. owit.gto hoarseness from his afternoon speech , but compared the pnpocratlc catnpalga of vilification witb the republican campaign of education Mr LatnliertEoa's sjieech WEE one of tht finest of the flfty-oiid stump speeches in this state. Iowa Illinois and Indiana and was fre quently interrupted with bursts of wild ea- tburiara. In ckistag the speaker demaadefl to know if there were aay old dyed-la-tbe- wo l democrats l > cfore him A voice in tb < audience responded , "Yes. here's one. but he's going to vote for Bill McKinley.- Judge Tipton of Omaba addressed a row ing republican rally tonight at Fourteenth lad 5 Hith sireifts Fifth w-ird Bryan's own wari There was manifested a grtat d a' > I gtnuiat Kouud monty eathuBlahm and tb < hull w-as packed to tbe door with repab- .icant. Judge Tiptoa will s-peak in the fetme ward Monday night next. At Teachers' hall M A. Lund and F C TntUe frpoke. The former reminded hi-1 SWITCH , of the bright prospects of securins a beet bngar factory If McKinley and th republican policy of protection were sncrfsi- 'ul in tbe contest of Tnesdav Ed Cornish spoke to a large crowd tt the opera houoe AH tht addresses vere eCettne argutatni : or bound money and protection. LODGE POLE'S POSITION. LODGE POLE. Neb. Oct. SI { Special Telegram ) Hon. J. S Hoaglaad caadldau for state senator addre .od one of tbe larg ct-l and moct tatbiK.iat.tic meetings of tht campaign here tonight He made a cleat logical talk on national awl state iscnec that won him vmes from the opposition tftfl convinced those present he was t Esfe man 10 represent their interests. He was fol lowed by "Winter from Omaht Republicans hare been meadlly gaining ground eversint- tbe campaign opened , and will carry the precinct by a good ! majority BL4IR Neb Ort SI < Fptelal Tdtgraa ) Tonight witntwd oat of the preatert dea otmtrations ever held in the city. Over 1.1C9 were in line , amour ; them M B aetuc.1 votwB. Tbt free silver fellows have ? pulled in their borne. Last nigirt. w-Hh the lars Kt meeting , they puoceeded in getting leas than SOU In the pcrade. Tonight 3 rmania hall WEE filled to eer- Bowlng. ts were two other largt halls in tbe city , and the streets -werr crowdeS The halte were so crowded it was impossible to get all Uie bauds in Three hundred , with three bands came fiom Bun cotraty. an eng them a large delegation of womea. lMi from K ; nnard tnd K fl from CaJ- bean witb a band. Tht speakers of tht evening were James H Van Dnzea. . H. C. Broaie. Judge B S Baker and I R An drews , all from Omaha WashingTon count } hut demonstrated the fact lenient that Ebe will turn out 40U majority for MrKialey tnc Dave Mwcer. and the entire republican ticket This will end the campaign is Washington county until Tuesday , when the has a funeral on htn3. with Bryan for the corpse PAP1LL30N. Neb . Ort. SI. ( Special Tele gram. This evening the greatest demon stration of the campaign was held hew by the republicans. One ball was nst large r ough to hold the crowd and the capaci : ; of two was taxed to the utmost. Tbe speak ing "was preceded by a monster parade , which included several hands march's ' clubs from tht * city and tievtral surrounding towns. Oae of tbe futures of the parade was the Woman's club , under the lead ership of Mies LillitEmpy Tht Tbur ton Flambeau club and the Mtccnr club ctme down from Omaha and wore two of tbe meet attr&ctlve features of tbt parade 1VAHOO. Neb . Oct SI ( Special Tele gram A large and enthusiastic crowd at tended tht republican rally at this place tonight The rectnt mini made the roads bad but. notwithstanding , from .f > 0 ! ) tc X line people crow ded tbe ' streets aad a mag- nl&Mttit parade wound'its w-ay through tht * city V it I tins delegations from Freaiant Have-lock. Achlaad Ctider BluCs and all the Email town * in the county were wel- e jned by the Waboe McKinley club , and took pan in tbt parade. The Havelnck Marching Hub gave an excellent exhibition drill IB Maw street after the parade was over. Tbe Fremont club made s fine pyr - tecbnir dUpliy. Tbt beautiful deeoraiians of brtb butJnecs boufct * and re&ideaotr sbowed untiring teal in tbe eaaptign for McKinley and Hobart In tbe opera house Hon Joba L Wobbler of Omaha addriCMd the people oa tbe Question * of tbe dcy. BRAJNARD Neb , Oet 81 f5pe.-Ul Tele- crtm. > Ht.n. Ceaek Dnras closed the cxro- Iiaica here Uminht w-ith one of the larcert meeting * hold durtag tbe entire t-eittm. The crowd was composed almost tiutlrtdy of Bo- btunians. oter SOU being preceat. Miiij voles were made by bit elojutnl tddrek * Mr < iu'Biltiit wenprtitnt from Bruno and Dwigbt. EXCURSIONISTS AT ALUANCE ALLIANCE. Neb. Oct . ( Speoitl.Trfe- gram. ) Excursion trains from tbe tuUre iiilroaS divltWni brtaglnc in COB pueple and the prt onct of Hc/n N K , Grlggt and lutst F G Hln r.&E * | * &kt > rs with a torch- proctiicn L mile lose. U the way tb * l -.j'an of ffc > i rouay cio t > a tbe 'atn- luLich' ' An. attrtapt by " ! bp nilieritea ta hold a .axtliar in pposttisawai a dii ma < faUare aa4 they are very ere la o n- STUART. Nrtu. Oet SI. < Sf > eai. Th ' aren Httermttag aMrers of tbe campilgn vac deHrerH at this place last Bleat by Hoa C L Matbewr of Fremont His pres- eolation of la * financial qwrtton WM H' lustrated by chart * and vac c > plain a child could un&trtand it Notwithstanding : nt la- elemenry of tbe wettbw tbpr * war a , arge andHoce out vhitb If prcof of thr mar- telenr inter : which bar ben awakened by tbe iwuec of llri campaign BBITWER , Neb. Ost SI ( Special Tde- praja. > Tbe rt < p Wiern h d one -of the til * ereetai ; gpe'Tbtis were m 4r by 3 C Crawford. ex-CoBtrewtnae Val- evtrov and Prof O'Connor of West Prtut. also a very unique addrent from Blxbv of tb * State Journal Ml vert highly enjoyed and a me * , hwarty rer tittie w * teMtared to all of the speakers Cuisine county win roll p a caod republican v te n xt T e day FRANKLIN Neb . Oct 81. < ? | .eclel Trlt- rram t Tbt republicans b M a rally a ; Rlv- frton today aad it wat a Me suceena Tbe Uritt ball that had IK-BE arranged for sprakrar wtraid not bold a quarter of tbe rewd so It wa * aeeeMtry to have upeakinp out door * Tbe candidate for IMtrtroaat JSOWBOT an4 A F. Moore of McGwk were tbe prmclpfcl Hkerr and they haadled tie of tbe campaign in number one order. Mr Moore is a strong democrat and is ' . 1) ) known in thte county at uch. he htvine lived here a aumlter of years be fore loot.ing at MeCook He i * working hard for tbe McKinlt } ticket , aad in this county he has done the ticket much pond. Ta * women's qutet of Blootnincum. the male ouartet of Franklin and the Rivenon Cornet band furnished music for the oc casion SEWARD. Neb. . Ort 81 (5 | ecltl Tele- crioi S ward county rercbl leant outdid tbem.ehe tonight and tht result will lie nhowB when tbt bcllou are coasted Tuesday Two thousand people came in from the conn- try aad tht towns nearby. rj > e.ciU trains being ma from Cordova. Bsaver Crossing and Goehner oa tbe Elkbora. from Vtlca aad Tamora from Pleftsantdtle. Mllford and Germantewa on the Burlincton They brought bands of music , woman's maichlac clubs , flambeau rJubs a d McKinlty and Hobart clubs , all with torche * . which , &dd d to the Seward duSts. made nearly l.OM po- pie ia Use tnd K was seven blocks tn length , The parade lanted until after i > o'clock tad the sllewalks of the city Unnc the line of marcb were never so crowa < d with people. It was aldo flag flay aad the buslntu farrows tad maav reticences were trimmed with the national colors and hundreds of McKinley and Hobmrt pictures adorned thr window E. Hon. M L. Hayward cf Nebraska City CongreaMnaa E. J. Hainer and He * C A Robbins of Lincoln addressed tug au- dienct's in tht afternoon aad evening , the opera hout-e and court bouse Jla : ; need to accommodate tbt people Standlnc room was the creeting at the entrance of both halls long iH'fore the cpeakerc were escorted to the platforms &nd two moie equally as large rooms could eartly have been filled Both gentlemen were ct their bent tnd they told many pitta truth * aad proved their asser tion ? M > plainly that many wbo havr hertno- fore stra } from tbe true fold of reiubI luasiKn oji-tiy ! a\-ew that they are forever done with falft prophets likt Bryaa. Hol- eomh. Stark and lUtrbie -UVKHAL , * .M.\UL MLVHR MISRT1.NG * . . > rjan Men C ) < . thr CntninltrnVltb - < iut > Incli Kulliukln ui. SIDNm * . Neb. . Oct SI. ( Special Tel < > - gram. > Hon. John J. Halligati of North Plattt clOM-a the campulga here tonight for the silver cans * with c two and oat-half hours' speech. The coun house was packed to iu capacity SYRACUSE. Neb. . Oct. SI ( Special Tele gram ) The last rally of the silver fortes oornrrrd tonight A very creditable parade war mcdi , afatirtrd by the Bryan club of Nebraska City. Mr. Berg of Oratha sjxifce IB the ccnra bouse to a good crowd NEHJTiHvA. Neb. . Oct Cl ( Special. ) Tbe famous hiher wagon which has Leeti making a tour of CCKF county. puHri Into Xfbcvka last evening aad unloaded its freight of silver orttor * for tbe closing rally of tbe campaign. A full beutu- greeted Colon < l Sbersuoi laid a colored orator. Cyme Llndtll. HASTINGS , Oct. si. < siciai Mr. Thompson of Grand Islaad about 400 free silverttee ia the opera liouw tonight , liut the terrible nelf-e by the tbou- -aadc of enthusiastic repoblicans parading the Btreeu made it difficult for tht speaker 13 be bcf d. 5CHVTLER. Neb. , Oct 81. < Spi clal. > The IBEI rally of tbe campaign by the demo crat * . WES sadly interfered with by the rainy weather of yesterday Only a fair audience greeted C J Snith nt Janecek'e opera bouse lart Bight LOCISVILLE Neb . Oct. 51 ( Special Tele'prasa-i The jiopOKrtti ; Irt-ld their CtiaJ rally here this evening endtcvoring to cratdc he McKinlty aEair of last evening Thtlr street parade compered with thct of last vtains. was as tie old tallow candle to the electric light , in feet they did not taaVe as coed c showing or they did IIOTSC two v.eeke ape. although a few more torc.hr. * . were out Same'old story , small boys tad wotnea. with voters in the minority At the hi-H. Prof Oliver of Lincoln and Judge Brandy spake to & fcir sized audience , computed largely of Tromen The tj kers followed the usucl lint of argument used by the lollowert. of tbi bay orator " rOM'IDK.YT < ir M 4XVlIlLIHJPEAT. . Revleir of tbt * Miuallnu In 11i < - Tliiril C uirr < - > . > .Ieinul Dlotrlcl. NORFOLK. Neb. Opt 1 ( Special. ) The Bee correspondent called at the republican concreF.kmB ] beodqucrtere this morninr ; and had & pleaswit iaterriewwith Secretary Sjirecher. who hss been the busiest man ii. Norfolk for the jmut few weeks "Oai campaign , " said he , "practically elo tes to day , though there wfl ] be many final ral lies throughout the diM.nct on Monday , and ihen comes the closing actire personal work that brings victory , it bur been a h rd campaign , but then there has beta one very pleasant feature to it throughout , a&d thtt has been the enthusiasm and anxiety to be of senice on the part of eiery republican in tbe district Indeed , this enthusiasm hus not been confined to republicans. l > ut many sound money demo crats have given us their active aid and ce-pjtratitm. Every county has bi > en thor oughly pullt-d. and the estimates furnished liy ooniniltteenien bait been tested by ery means of obtaialng' consen-ativt in formation t * . our command , and ou the strength of .thene estlmattE 1 feeJ the utmost conaotace that Rot * L Hammond vill be ele.nttu coacre-esman fiam ihe Third district We bait hud creat odfls to overcome. Marwril having .beta indorsed by the democrat ! . pt pulms. proMbiUoa- : istz atid free tllvcr repubHcsn * at the cn- ! fcrcace held in Noifolk so thtt tht nitjaj- lly will not be overwhelming bnt It will i so eutistauticl that Maxwell will not begic a oonteft We have not indulged in rainbow LhtEing and art cenain that vt thai ) win : Tbe republican party has never Enisht-d a campaign ta at. goud chzpt and with til , its forces so united in this district as in : this 5tar. and you can depand upoa htaring g > 4 : epru from ettry county in the big Third ix"xt Ttiesiay nlpht " r > < * in Kr2it IvulfliiK : lli < * PopK , HASTINGS. Oet. 81 ( special The pop ulists of Adams county ere getting the po litical kalfe put into them by tbe dmnoertu. It 1 * quite g aertlly understood that the dftniopups are trading off the populictz on th * fusion ticket for the ( lection of Harry Dungan for county attorney and John Aim- tneriac for ehenl T P Sjkes. Peter Wer- lins and Ftirnow. tbe three popullsu oa the ticket , are to 1 * ( .aerifieod for tbe benefit of the two democrats. Snnce It hat becomt centrally known the iwpullstf are ItmkiiiF tale tbe c-tner , cod no doubt will fall to give tbe 4e > crau their eujipert on eJection day. ronfldenriiii ; Ibe Pnrmern. YORK , Ntib. . Oct SI. ( Special. ) Brjas people at this place have Ix-uu advertising for wet'kt that Senator Ttjlnr of Colorado would be at York October 90. On the etujigth of tti ; aesttitieti , free from Lincoln and from Polk county , as ti dlff r Bt pans of this county. oenEre- gBtt-d here yetterday. bat Teller dM net oosie , Tb tri > are itrcag u l icltHj that Teller liertir iBU-Bdtti to oeme aad that tbe l&ea ! BiT a tuaaa cment merely mbaat to ftkt > people into oomtnc to York , .FLAG DAY K SEBRASKAi . Scrand Koasj TetcrsiAB CK . rts State Estiraassdc NATIONAL EMBLEM GENERALLY DISPLAYED nn liu- > . J | < IH . - no \\rll n * ltr Idrnrro In ToWn nnd ( . 'outitrj , Ilrnpcd T > Itb Ihr Mur and MrJ | > - . j i BEATRICE. Oct HI ( Spectel ' Tk * Bryaa iwpponers did nv. have any ' idea ef the siteat that wt * ia Mere f r ibem today when H waf J'j'.Ktfl Thursday aft r- noon tiy tbe r T"Wlcaa * to have a flat day parade In tact the aCair turned out to be a far more Ktoyetid E pe than tbt repnb- 11 cant ibentt-eifes b * tnttrlpated. Tbe pa rade formed at I o" S t * and wac made ref of float * , of rartow kino * , the Vntpn Veteran Repnbllcaa club. Beatrice McKinley clnb Bicycle dub , Mounted club. Women's Me- I Klnler < * u > school children and cittient ia general. Tbe procewrton etimprtoed aboat SOW pemrac each one of whom emrrted an American flag , end fat tbe vant Hue counter marched oa Conn rtreet it was ui innplrlag rich' , and certainly on * calculated to make i even tbe znost ainriae jiopaliwt believe that ' tbe wave of tmnd money pentimeat bud struck Oece county. Tbt bn lnew houses I aad residence * of nearly every republican ! la tbe rtty were prwronely decorated with i bustlag and the picture * of tbe sound money candifiitet Tbe Bryan central committee i thinking to do something to ofTs-tt the ef- ' feet of the yellow swuud money badges adopted by the republicans , had printed , some white ribbon bfcdges with tbe name of i their candiflcte upon them , but the eCect WM only to show btrw few jieople could be induced to wear that sen of aa emblem , KBARXEY Ntb. . Oct HI ( SpecirJ Tele I j gram. ) Flag day has been very generally I observed here today , and if its oneentjce IE tay Indication of republicanlfm in Kear- i , ney tb v * e wiH lie nearly unanimous , at tbe entire tcxrn has had the appearance of a holi Jay or Fourth of July celebration Cen tral avenue has bees pn fnely decorated 1 whh : h - national attars from one end to tht other , and n-tny residences have been deco rated with the start and stripe * surroun fling portraits of MeKlnley and Hobart This afternoen jellow rlbtrene with the Inscrip tion ' McKinley. M&cCtiU. Sound Money and Protection " were gives out and although 1 there was a large crowd ia tp n to iiear Governor Holromb * } > eek In tbe opera booe 1 it * eetned a * though nearly everybody la the | street wa * wearing wie of tht yellow rib- i bens It If confidently expected thai Kearney - , . ney vill RI for ; irtrt cUoa ana prosperltj by et least 808 majority. t | WHOLE TOWN DECORATED , j RANDOLPH. Neb. . Oct. SI ( Special Tri- i eeram.t Tbe towa te l euttfully decorated < j I with bags aid tranttag. A large flag with ! portrait * of McKlnler and Hebirt to j sire-bed * cro s Broadway and the truninew hmiM * and rtitnof * are rerpleadeist : tb repuUicin decoration * . Shouts for McKin ley and Hobart axe Itetrfl oa every hand. The PrytuittE atte.j pt tt fits-flying te not a cvc-etfte. tad they fternl to fee ! blue STt'ART Neb . Ort' 1 ( Spef.al Tele gram MKnley ! aten tre obmrvinB flae i day vith will Brrpnmen art following I suit Three-fourth * of the buildings art i adornef with M KlaVfy fiacs and mouorai. J 5PR1NGF1ELD. Xii . Oct SI ( Special Teltcratn. ) Fltf day was ol ser\-ed here tu- day with a grand display of tbt natloaaj colors. Each citizen , ifjniMiciia and demo- < -mUc. vitsi with one auuthtr to see wbo could make the best &ad larcttl dlrplav tht dem- pcrats herlng a little tht edge by gobbling up all tb ? large fU.g& in town and hoisting them over tl-tir place * of butufitsfc. PLATTSMOVTH. .Nilu Ort 81 < SpeUal ) Plug day was cpproprlattly and entbuai- astlcally oi' erved In ihK uty and tbe en- i tire bucioest portion a I a'sre1 part oj I tbe rerHrare portlni WTC-I. decttrcted witb "old glory" and red.1"-wrote and Wue buct- Inr. Al-nc tbe entire leaclb of Main street nearly rvery More cat office room wmvet the Ftkrs aa stripes whtte the pirtnree I the next pr < ffMet tad vict president liold oommaaling pocitionc and et o2 the dec&- rauons. Tbe proportion of Bryan picture * and decaratline in tbe storej is gbrut one Bryan stt.re in c block , tbe ret are a l dec orated in lioeor of MeKlalty tud tie repub lican plttlorm The Dovey Broa' store wlnrb ecroprUeE four immense show win dews , is alive with d ooraiea . tnd tht display ie crtisticJlj .r albnic ID the e\- trem . In one window li , she n th * repub- iiccn prceidcntiE.1 cmflidatrs in & carriage drawn by two immense elephants , with tht Inscription "Oa to WhiaEion. : " FREMONT. Oct HI ( Fpecial. * Never is he history of Fremont hh * the natloaa. Sag bten 60 cons > lcnniE at. it his bcea to- * 3ay AU ti - busiar ii houws aad fully airt-teathi of the rfEl3tn"cs dlsj.Uy tbr stars aad etnpcc The county cascmiaeH 4itrib tea stveral hcsdred flacv with thf wrtraiti of Mrinnlry ind Hohart aad Mtrk Hanna's f.rg day proclftnElioa co them for iiojriey ia wlndtra-E. Thert we bat fe Bryan pictures to be sees. The most no- -iceEble decorations among the residences IT * thost of Dr Brown tnfl W. R. Wilsor Flag * were d.splayed on all puWir DAVID CITY. Neh. O-t SI Flag dey IK ludag ceaerally observed here. Nearly every residence h&E one or mere fitgs displayed while the business Jious r re decorstsd in clcbora.tr style Tht popu- tirti tnd deraocrstf ct flrct seoutid the iAet. of Bag day. bnt when they found that th stnttmcat was for fecorrticn thry joined the proeeBBion in order that their strength should not b ? made apparent. JX7NCAN. Neb . Oct Si. ( Special > Hags are dbceratlag the hauseB here tod&y Ea- rires we decorated with Mciaaley snd Bc- * > p'-cturts tad R&Kt aad bets * re oflered oa sound money , with no taker * . Oar Gas men vote almnci to s. men IE for sound mcaey. BINGHAM. Keii. Oct. SI. ( Special. ) A ' . fJafling enow storm prevailed here all yw ttrday. Al * at twelve Inches of tasw list 'alien and it Is Mill .enowiag. There will imilitless be duoaE * te calves end other iO"ac rtock. BLAIR. Neb. . Oct SI. ( Special T < de- eram.t Nearlv nH of the rppubWcans ob served Cag dcv by decoratiag tbeir resi dences. The houses de&orcied tbo efl tliit the residents of the citv were nearly eterj oae in favor of McKinley / DWIGHT. Neb. . Ort SI ( Special Tei- craia I Flag day wts duly observed by thr Bohemian and Aniericcn McKrnler de o- crats and repuUictur They raised a fl r pi le seventy feet high nud swung Old Glorr at the t4 p with a MeKlEley and Hobar ; streamer attached twenty-five feet long Dwight piectnct williiK Ti three times the number of democratic tts Vt ever pavr before Private residences and other build ings in Ilraiaurfl and Drdcbt were dcc < orc.tftd by tlie rcrriubBczms with toSay BELLEVl'E. Neb. , Oct 81 { Special > Pl g day ver the ofiJiateii for unbounded ' atiitiKiEsm here todsv Public imildUigc. bt'siuess house * and ju-Utle resldeoce * were .M ] dr-nnratefl witb thenatioaal colors "snund monej" banners and meny winfl ws displayed tbe pictures , ol. ; he favorite can didate * McKinley cnfl' Htitiart. Of the mn neen on tbe street * four out of five ware "wound money" liitdget tttd tbe only people wbe did not share ln ; gtineral enthiud- arm and % oo& will wert'a''few laneBome fcll- veriter. , , LINCOLN. Or-t Sl--fi clal. > Flag day wts edfbratod In' 'this city by a irofut * exhibition of bunting < vn tbe part of the suppBrter * of fiath MeKinlejtnd Rrjan From almost every edi&ce the na- lonal oolor ore fJoatins on tbe Urnze. . in manv Intttncn l earinc ; tbe datic feature * of the republican nomine * . Brrrn's ad- airers have mistly cfatente J thrw elvtE with ; > lain liunting Tbee patches of bricht color. int tnaingled with the glaring ye-llow sound money badces which are reea everywhere on the urteu today , as of tea upon women as men. make tbe principal I'UtineM ttreeu wear tbt look of one vast fete Tbe d > in iid for Ccs was so great that tbe stock of tbe wb(4 cale n : * : f * was completely exhausted by noan Omnlm Proiilr In Llurolu. LINCOLN. Oet SI. < Srsial. > Omaha people in LincolnAt tbt Una1 nil Mitt MaM Hoercer. W. B. Graham. H. C Roun- tri * At tbe Lincoln Frw3 Mehl , H. B. Whitney. W Jucker. 51 * TA1\5 CX > MM LADKIl XU O.f. | Ilnard liirmtlcnlr * thr Condition of the > oldlrr * llnnn. GSAND 1KLANO. Ne . Oct. 21 Sprt.al Te * waj j Tbe VteHteg aa < Exawit.tsp of tbe Soldlrrs HMtw a > rt today ti3 atwut thirty laantf * rr-laUve t * > cbtr r rrrratly m * f that poor food anJ rlothinc war pr01 idea and itvt ti tps -L tbp natter of M V Ber rd' * dls-ha-ct Com&i > a nt WilspVf art re in d 1st bare.ic Berarfl wa * . after rxtnvrtmttaE tpprpvd la nil tbr prtd ip * theft w * only two OMBfrtaUiU that waiterr were ot < c ! sip < ns > ly a little * ) aad that Mnw mm were im prorMed with uadwrlctaiag. Tbi did- < Trtty ira * found t hr czuwd by drlfrd arrtrd pf r4t to o Mr eu > rR. IVrvard bas 9M ao chare * * -with evy M t > ar o ! tbr board , tbe latter1 bartnc o ty vewiqwpw re- | portc upon which to te > tbr irrrvtlmtton j BrrardXTW not at tbe n > ertlnc w r a ' bf ncttifitd of thr investiEatlon It wa announced tt the table that all who hade o : < mpaintt ) tn make ( Aould coa IK fore tbe board The charret aetlnw Mrs Zimi&er were ncc. sustaiaed. IN JtI > GIJ GIIUKMr C" * * B. CuMer Count ; Si * ii n Cottiinlttec t Inr tlu tr n DrnnU. COEAD. Ni * . OrtJtt < S * eelBJ TeJecram > E J Pittaay and J N. Dorr constituting a commit te * sent from Cutter county to Sid- JHT to Investigate tbe truthfulness of tbr reported Jadsr Orer'ne i rre. pt Md throuph this place today homrward bound They report having thoroughly InvwuEtted the cae aad found uuntetakatOe evideact of the fact thet Judyr Gretae w s not oaiy ! iatoxi-sted. but made cee of hlrhly iie- I i proper lanruarr wben at PiSney Mr. Pltta- j tny 1 * a proh > itioaun and Mr. Gore a popn- j ! Hst aad their report will doubtteur have ! great weight with Cntrr county voters ST. rmxci * LTvii HL.OCKAUIIU. . * Mull Ilelnyetl nt - - BEAVER CITY. 'Neb. . Ort n ( Special Teleprtm ) The west end of the B iM between % twpod tad St Frtaci * is block aded with mow and three days' mall te de- lajed. N train ha * arrived tt St Franci * since Toendey. The Know plow ww three hears cnttmg through Bird City. It I * the t > o storm since 18S1. Tbt enow plow it still nmlntr eaow. \Vtiiiinn' * . Clah in ttifin. . PLTTSMOrTH. Neb. Oct n ( Special * Friday evening the Woman' * club held Iu regular meting : at the beautiful home of Mrs Bealamia Einoc aa itterwnK ! pro- pra tielng carried out. anfl a very 'rtijny- able time experienced English literature uader the leadembip of Mine Olive Gart was tbt freparnent that had the Door. i.nd tbt Elizabethn period w * under dtt > cn < - rion. 4n in-ereiitlni : nd instructne tslk upon "Qneen Blitebeth" was mmde trv Mlos Barbara Grrlnc ; . followed by Mu Oartle Hallowsy u ; > cn the cubject of "Sir Walter Raleigh. M r.oartier. " QRAXr * IPLASD. N > b . Opt 81 Tht follovlnp : officers have lieeo elet-ed by tbe Nebraska Stete B&ptict ronveation for tbr eusi'lri ? year Prti fleet. Mr. E. E B Brt of Lincoln : vie * prcsldwit Rev. Tbomet An&rrsaa of Omaha tnd Mr. D M. Arosbunr of JC&.mey. corresponding secre tary. Rev A. W. dark of Omaha ; record- teg * r T iUry. Mr. W. C. VanDervoort 0 * Omaha , treasurer. Mr. H D. Hhoadc * of Onmba Bt id < this e board of munacrre ( hmen frris * 11 parts of tie ctatc was sJo t lerted _ Orirnnlw n > rn Chnrfli. 9CHTTLER Neb . Opt SI ( Special. ) Lmt night tbert wu * . held a raetting of tbofe ia favor of the organization of tin inde pendent cturrh for Rev. H. C Myers. D D. . wbo recently withdrew from thr MetlioSisi .burch The mtnaceaien : of tbt affair will be in charge of the following board of con trol James Gadaden. Henry B.lton. Wal- len CameroB W M Boydwon Mrs. G. U Sotrttff and Mrs J E Arnold S W. M < " T wat chosen clerk Jaats GadtiJea treasurer and Myers wtt rbosen pastor loun Huiitf-r vliot. GRETNA , Nel . Oct SI ( Spec-it ! . ) Late yesterday tfteraooa , while Caarlus Schuffile J-nd Emil Cckbcrg trere hunting ducks. Eclbcrc's trua WBK diec.harg d c- -Identally Tht chtrge earned Eckberg's hii He wat removed te his home aad a phsiciui called , vho extracted eighty- four shot from the wound , ncay of tbtan being flutttaed tgclnst tbt liODth Ecl.l-rrg is s Mia of Nels EcUberg. t prominuBt ftrmtr in lug soati et of town KHJIIJHnlliMVlIfii AiuiiiHi'iiI . . PL4TTSMOUTH Ntb , Oct. 31 < Sjci l. ) Thr Epwonh Icairae held a basintBS cad social met-lne ! this evening at tht residence 'of Will tinFcxvrell titd as the occasioa w&s bil'.i-Vi-eeu , the festiviUes asramed * Dinewhai eUbnrate proportioBK. Bobbing rar apple * tnd feeing choets were traonc the tntn ; aiBiiscmfaUi. uid the antire erea- nc end niEbi wtre devoted to t xnott en joyable tad Boual time. end i-altstr are tb * watchword * o ! the * One Misutr Coach Cure sets safely and never f nt. Asthmt . coughs and mWi e > ssrui by tt The laort pomf jnaUe place to hear the election reurw. will be Schlitc's Hoof Gar den . Take your wife and family with yon. > * lor tlie Ariiij. WASHINGTON. Ort SL ( Sjiecial Ttle- grta. ) First Lieutenant John C. Brook * . Fourth artillery , hes been detailed as pro- % fdMir of military science tad tactics ct tbe Wisconsin State Vniversity Madison. Wis f-nptgin George E Pond. E * itant quar- lenntster. has been ordered la New York for examination for promotion Tbe following traiwfeii in the Third tr- tiHrry are ordered First Lieutenant JS'ID D C H = * kins. from battery D to battery B. First Llententct John IL Crep. from batttrj B to bcttery K Lieutenant Hoekinf will now procw-3 to join the btttejy to which be i * trtns'errfd Flrn Lieut enant Chtlden H. Roggle * bai- been crJejrd from Sandy Hook to the PrcLk- fen arsenal for duty relieving First Lieu tenant Lav SOB M Fuller , wbo bts been or dered to Sand ? Hook Surgeoa E B Mosby has been grantea four monthf leave I I ! You can i depend on rn : GRIP , COLDS , COUQHS , CATARRH , INFLUENZA , SORE THROaT , Iii-i-aui. < - " 77" trts flirtKOly tliroucb tht nwve cenwr * mfl ea rwlfUj that tit cere ' i iHtfort * the t > tll u ure I'UtlrtJy fiit on the nrrnukf when tbe jiroicr Honn-Bjitthle Homtfy It Kulwat I it vorkc lite & mlrtclt. aBa rfUUWf carry ; a Bmtll of jOctfciUJt jilet . Juit tilt tbe T < tu I > r HuiBiitofvj-t' Hbt Mii tU MaHutl ef I'll- fKMw rrvt kt Orur-ctfil * ur noui uts r * ut-C fHW l > > - drucc * or mat tai rreel.pt itf K tout * wr trvr ( or U.PC. Hunipbrr Mt-4. Co. , Cur. tn3 Jwlai it. , Me * Turk. ROGERS ,1 JA1M 1 r PA * S 10 ' IU 7RAPF t IRADr \\l III \\nii ROGRS ! K OG1 RS The Best Sieves at the Lowest Prices > j Radiant ' Pnco Reduced liScn.on. } \ . Now $28 an J tip Home Stoves -VII kin J < . xiyJ Cs anJ Garland -i7.cs Stover , a nd - - Stoves and MONITOR Steel Ranges MICHIGAN I ' $24 j TEUTONIC ROUND OAK STOVES- Tbt prrnilrv , 'I * . M < uw ) s fv A-i3 . i only ewe . . . , . , , . . . . t-oft coa ana l.e" { ' firt ( c . r ' . t f I I l..t.J oat. Stove ai.d . . . v v/ than anj otbi : i i&i. P-I. wt h > \ it un sale. . . Otl er t . S'c _ > \ * c ' . .if 14-50 . , , Co : > l. ? ' ' t-00 Miltou Rogers ( S Sons , 15tli mid r.irnam. N ! To Reduce Stock , ; Garments Cut to Your Order $15 , $18 , $20 , $25. We want you to post yourself at the highest class tailors on what to wear kind of cloth-their prices then come to us before eiv- \ncr \ an order. O I he more you know about good clothes how they should be made , and their cost the better you will ap preciate ours. We want you to get ac quainted with our way of doing business. Trousers $4 , $5 , $6 , $7. An endless variety to select from. Many of them Remnants that are worth almost double. Did you know that we refund your money if we can't please you. V K Jt j 207 So. ifth Str Karbach B.ock. J § [ f , IB v * > v v v > - - - - Monacrr * Today230 ! , Tonight 81(5 ( Kuiw unfl ErUnctr ( irDfluciuJi IN GAT NEW YORK. THE Three nights , Commencing Thursday , Nov 5. THE QREAT SCOTTISH FESTiVSL Tlinr dn > MK > I | und haiurdnr Mntlnc- C'thsring of th Clans and National Pageant. l"rlda > and Snlnnlaj . * The Historical Scotc1 ! Drama. OtiiiM I'all If Src tliU Grrnt i > ; I-RlCES-Iic WK Tif biifl NEBRASKA MUSIC ll&LL , I3O9 Douglas Street. ' Ur&r W.mi. lorn Giblxmi Efl lirunmri Itut > r . . OBO Klcrtluu Ilrlurn * I'roiu Ibr AMiMIMIJYT.V - J THEKTEVi L M CravTordfr ] 1-JilCLb TOMC.HT A'l 8:15. Dr.LOYD COOKS Ar > 1 hit rimiuni : uf Cnrlmti Spirit MfJIumt IM muliMinlitit fl'll.1 ! I'liWCH in Hem ji-- cu ( -1 VI ul ! in. uurd nurrruudmck of UK ht-uTu rit ni. I'ru-es lite "lit. .it. ' fideL ELECTION L M. CroKfori , ATTRACTION. DESMAN'THO".FSOJTS THE OLD HOMESTEAT ) . Election n-H'rt rii < 1 tfnxo th - Htbge J'ri et Froro Ifci t 11 ! c' ' " 3 nwru-d M-i-.t llrtt fliHir , ut ubr ill | jiliini > wuu XIL f iJTHfcATEItliUrCkl L M Crawford Mjr. I ! ' . ( ! < . / . _ \I T. r.-l-7 Mntliirc Satnrdu ; HAMILT < VS COMI'lM Ol' IN MIZZOURA. MI\V mm run .VK.IIT Purqut-t Lrd S row * of < lfl t.u.l ui HitUirl tloor lit TiUr uli liai ( > or > hea'B , .c . caller ) . l > utifl 2T * JOIIN ] ' 1 IM.AT ] 'ro ; > Jos MnvfciiAU HEKSHAW'S ' E LATE M TAPE'S First-Class Grill Rooms. RAT.25 SI OO TO 52 0 A DAY , All ruoint ktcum lieutnJ mid crcryttiitic urictly TsOS PAR1TAH.