Nebraska Newspapers

    YOUNC MEN FOR TIlE AR1Y
PTSU1Cflt Desgnats Them to Be Secondr
Ltutdnant ,
ONE HUHDRED AND NINETY-FIVE CUOSEN
' VIic ILcireuintri1 VnlIegri scitla U$1t. $
tnr ItaPqtrtuf mu. Yntunt.eri nuiL
,
; III t % ( ' nhII tu front
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tlic Jlciiir ' . rilly.
WABII1NUTO , 3uni 19.-TonlgbL Adju.
tant General Corbn made pubiki the names
ot : ; young men who have bcezi 5e1ccte
to appointment a lleutenant3 In the reu1ur
r army to flu vacancles owing to the three
battalion nrrnncment the adifltoii at
one SCCOfl(1 Iletttenant to nil hatterIe whc
rnktl to war
Faeh of the 195 men e1ected will be
. ; obliged to Uziilergo an examinMion which
. ' will 1)0 ft thorough test of hi mentat anti
IIhy8Icai abilities.
S Out of 1 appointed eighty-nine aru
known to be college graduates , fifty of them
F honor men of their clnie , of colkges hay.
Ing military instructors , In all represcitting
Nixty.seven different IitstLLutIon ; forty.
, Jeight are now Iii the voluntver or militia
\ eervlce anti scvvnleeii are enlisteti men In
the regular army.
' nvcr bcfnre Iun e there beni au1t vitality
ami new lilooti iiijcctcl Into the military
aurvice. Army omeors view with satisfac.
tioti , and \Vest Point men more than alt
- otImcr. that aixty.soven illiTerent college
notions aui methods are going to be put
: on trial alongahlu ofVet Point and army
Tue imn.cnsc. amount of work in solectini
the li5 young mmmcmi may be icalizeti when it
: kuowh that more than 7,000 a1)lilcatioI ) )
for appolntmeu. were filed at the War
S tleparimnent. S
. lniistti nirit who have been lesignnl.eiI
' br time Ireskient for ftpoltitment as mieconit
- lieutenant : Sergeant Walter S. Volinmar ,
S ziigmial corps , now scconii lietitenant , voittim-
tcer signal corlis ; Corporal I'ercyV , \r.
11014 , trooj , F , Flist ctvalry ; Corporal \Vl1.
- - . 1mm A. Cavannugh , company I ) , Twentieth
Infantry ; Corporal Utorgo Grimes , troop fl ,
oconi1 cavalry ; First class Private William
C. Geiger. company l. battalion engIneers
5' Sergeant A. W. Towusenil , troop 11 , Third
cavalry ; Corporal Hubert 0. Vaniloru , corn.
. pany C , Twelfth infantry ; Corporal \VIIlinmn I
M. MeCuc , comnpmmny 13 , Sixth Infantry ; Cor-
Porn ! Canpbell King , tOOl ) K , Fifth cavalry ;
Corporal henry S. Wygamid , company C ,
( Sixth ilifalitry ; Sergeant lnmmlel Frnlil (
.d Kelly , troop A , Sixth cavalry ; l'rtvatu
t , Eastomi Itutledge Gibson , comnrnny D , Twen.
tietlt Infantry.
( 'I l t Inns ( o ( Ll.iii's Share.
The civiliuna vlio Imavo been ( leslgmmate(1 (
by time President a eccoud lieutenant are
a ; followa :
.t Alabamnn-WtllIam 13. llankhead , graduate
captain cadet corps , University of Alabama ;
1' . 0. Clark , honor graduate Agricultural
anil Meclrutical college of Alabttna : , 1897.
Arltnnsaa--Cnrrolt F. ArmnIttead , honor
grailuato Arlumnsas Industrial university ,
1893'illtani ; howell , private , company C ,
Sixth intantry ,
S " California-Chat les It. Lloyd , prlvato , bat.
tory A , ConnectIcut volunteers ; George \Vil-
lt&.in hailer , honor graduate University of
S California ; James Mnlcomn Graham , colored ,
sergeant , FIraL California volunteers.
Colorado-Lyman M. hiass , Archie i. liar-
ris , honor gratltiate Agricultural College at
Colorado.
Cotmnecticut-Ward Cheney , First Connecticut -
ticut voiuntecrs ; Itobert Ii , C. iCelton ,
graduatu sergeant , IIstrlct of Columbia
111gb School cadets : Johimi Irving Downey ,
honor graduate Slirfileld Scientific school.
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Delaware-Wright Smith , civil engineer ;
\Villiain Ellis , honor graduate Delaware col-
lege.
Florlda-Jnmnes B. Taylor , Jr. , cadet corps ,
Virginia Military institute ; \Vhiliamn M.
Ives. Jr. , honor graduate Florida Agrlcul.
tural college.
Georgia-Ezekiel J. 'Williams , cadet cap-
thin , gratlunta Cordon institute : Frederick
L. l'ricu , honor graduate North Georgia
Agrlcuiturni college.
Idaho-Alexander It. Mcab , Jr. , lrlvate
company D , First Idaho volunteer Infantry ;
Joseph D. Gllbrcth , honor graduate , Univor-
alLy of Idaho.
IllinoIs-Campbell FL I3abcok , private
First cavalry volunteers ; Janice E. Bell ,
private company C , First IllinoIs volunteer
infantry ; Robert E. Frith , Donald McNultn ,
John P. Olesomi , jrlvntes Illinois national
guard ; Williatit A Talcot , Jr. , Prlvatt ) Soy.
onty-flrst Now York volunteers ; George \Vii-
Itamns and ithlphi P. Browers. honor grail.
uate8 , Utmiversity of Bilnola.
Indiana-harry it. Campbell , mechanIcal
and electrical engineer ; Victor ( iarrlgues , I
prlvato Indiana voluntecre ; Elijah II. Mar-
ttnilalo , jr. , graduate Culver Military acail- 1
umny ; Ivera Vi' . Leonard , captain Indiana volunteers -
. untoers ; hicutcimant ilodgktiui. honor grad-
" liato : I'urdue tmniverslty.
Ioti ( i'tt 1Ii re.
lowa-Jamimes Irctlorlclc howell , graduate
S _ _ _ _ . - Cornell unIversity ; harry E. W'hmttney , grail.
tiate mum cadet captain Iowa State Norimial
school ; I' . M , Slmaffer , honor graduate Iowa
State Norimmal school.
ICaimsas-Tlmommum it. llarker , late sergeant
'Fwoimtiotlt UnIted States Infantry ; Carl Al-
von Martin , civil engineer ; Mark Wheeler ,
honor graduate Icumisas Agricultural college.
Kentucky-John K. Proctor , Jr. , anti Den-
janmimi IiVatklns , graduates Williamsburg
academy of Kentucky ; .1. 'F. Geary , honor
graduate Agricultural and Mechanical cot-
loge.
Louisiana-David .1 , McKlttrlck , Jr. , civil
engineer ; Atlolph hart hluguet , graduate
University of IommIsiaria ; Roger Philip J.
Uwiro , honor graduate University of Loulsi.
non.
iinino-William Thomas Ilar3tow , graluato
university at Maine ; Alfred Andrcy Star-
bird , sergeant company I ) , First Maine vol.
untecrs ; Warren ( lilililom , and flenry Mac-
Phmerson Merriam , students Stanford univer-
eity of California.
iimirylammd-Veter C. hlaimis. jr. , graduate
tJnltvti States Naval academy ; Charles It.
Bammmsey , hirivato Fifth Marylnimd volunteers ;
JOSejh It. Douglas , honor iraduato St.
John's college , Maryhammil.
ltiassachusetta-Jamnes D , Lommg5treet , vrl-
Vatti First corps. lioston cadets ; Ilenry F.
) alton , lieutenant Scrotal corps , Massaithu-
setts cnletm ; Ettsearit A. hluinpus , ; ( I , 1) .
Leavemms , honor graduate Massachusetts
AgricuItural college ,
Michigan-Il. .Y. hatch , cnptaltj dichlgnu
Natioust Guard ; Augustus Cualleld Lad-
yard , L. S. 1) , Ilucker , 0. Spauhthlimg , Jr. ,
'I graduate UnIversIty of MichIgan ; \VttlIaiu
W. Swatek , honor graduate Michigan Miii-
tory acailemy ,
Itiiuncsota-Johu T. Jones , sergeamit Mm-
litsola volunteers ; Wlillarn Keith Taylor ,
graduate Michigan hiiIl'.ary academy ;
Charles II , Vlmipplo. JunIor , graduate Shut.
tuck Military school , Minnesota ; John Rob-
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e rt flogby hlannay , gratitmate University of
M lnnota , Wllilam It. ) 'olwell , flrst lieu-
Mv company li , Fourte1mth MInnesota
v oiminteers ,
MlssIsippl it , W IIarnctt graduate AgJ
r kultural and Mechanical college of Missis-
St ilitmi , elson A. Jncqime. , graduate .gricul.
t tirnl antI Mechanical college of Milssippl.
Missouri-A. S. Turner , graduate \Vestern
MIlitary academy of Illinois ; Irwin liar-
r ison , Wood.on htocker , private Third Mis-
a otmrl voluimtcers ; Edgar A. MackIln , late
s orgc'ant battary A , UuItcit States artilley ;
J oseph A , Wickhamn , Jr. , John N. Strant ,
J r. , honor graduate St. Louia university.
Montana-Il. Conrail , into mirlvato Fourth
United States cavalry , lieutenant Montana
v oluntct'rs ,
l'vsfrom ii'lrim..ln.
Nebraska-Frank S. Iiurr , graduate Simat-
t uck Military school of Mlnncsota ; Watts
C , Valentine , graduate Shattuck Military
s chool of Minmmnsota ; WillIam II. Oury ,
honor graduate University of Nebraska ,
Nevada--Robert hirambilla , honor grathm-
i tt' , State tmniversity.
New Iiampshl re-David II. Mulilken , Lea-
l ie 13. hayes , honor grmultmnto College of
Agricultural and Mechanical Arts ,
Nev Jersey-George I ) . Arrowamith , grad-
unto tiordentown Military Institute : Court-
land Nixon civil cogineer ; John J , Toffey ,
Jr. , first lieutenant New Jersey NatIonal
, lUartl ltnlph llrewater l'nrrot , honor gradu-
mite ltutgers college ,
New York-William M. Copp , lrivate 5ev-
auth New York National guard ; Charles
Sidney hlalght , lIeutenant , squati A , New
York volunteer cavalry ; Charles fl Illckox ,
Jr. , vrivnto sqtiad A , New York volunteers ;
George ii5ioi ) Ilex , sergeant Seventh Na-
( tonal guard ; Stephen II. Mould , first lieu-
toimalit National guard ; lludson Taylor
l'atten , Raymond Sheldon , liemiry Edward -
ward Knight , privates company K ,
l'ourteenth New York volunteers ; Eu-
vnrd IC. l'crkins , flrst lIeutenant First
regiment National gtmnrd of Oregon : ( leorgo
IcUrasso Catlin , student Columbia
tmniversity , ow 'ork ; (1 , fleeknmamm iloppin ,
corporal troop A , New York cavalry ; Altreut
13. Maclay , lirivate squad A , New Vork vat-
ummtcers ; Charles F. Dates , late hrlvato
Eighth United States infantryEdwin ; Chase
hoyt , private squad A , Now York volunteers -
teers ; John Fulton ilerrian Mitchell , Jr. .
graduate Iierhley school , New York ; Wiihlamn
It. Doores , graduate Coracil unIversity ; Warren -
ron Jacobs. graduate sergeant cadets ,
l'eelskIll Military academy , New York ;
FrederIck W. Phiystcrer , honor graduate.
Cornell university ; James II. Mitchell see-
orni Iieiitvatmt Forty-first separate company ,
New York NatIonal guard ; James Muagrove
amid Anretsen Iarrarhi , troop A , New York
volummteer cavalry ,
North Carolina-Charles L. Latham , grad-
umatu , IJingliani school , North Carolina ;
Moore N. Falls , graduate Virginia State
university of North Carolina : WIlliam II.
Williams , gratluate Virginia Institute ; James
McDonald Conner , honor graduate , Iilngham
school , North Carolina ,
North 1)akota-Clmarles S. Foster , quar-
teriTmster sergeant , North Dakota volunteers -
teers ; Edward B. Robbimis , honor graduate
University of North Dakota.
I'OIiI 1rJIIVaIMItY MPfl.
Ohio-Don Alexantlur Baxter , graduate
MichIgan MilItary academy ; Frank Ilassau-
rolc , graduate Kenyon Military ticademimy ;
Harrison Hall , graduate I'rlnceton univer-
slty ; Robert It. Nevin , Julio \\'ilkimmaon ,
Into sergeant troop D , United States cay-
airy ; Frank ilalsteatl , George A. Charters ,
Frederick I' . King , Stanley H. For , honor
graduate State University of OhIo ; Guy C.
Knabenshue.
Oregon-William H. Jordan , Jr. , company
If , Second Oregon volunteer infantry ;
Ralph \V. Terrill , honor graduate Agricultural -
tural college of Oregon.
Peimusylvanla-Edward Carpenter , private
First troop PimilauleIphia City cavalry ; C.
Sturgeon , Jr. , Harold i1 Smith , Francis
Gurney Smith , graduate United States Mill-
tary academy , 1S96 ; David MeDoach , harry
l'acker Wilbur , Henry S. Wagner , private
Second troop Philadelphia City cavalry ;
James Leonard Graham , Marshall Childs ;
Irving J. Carr , graduate Pennsylvania Mill-
nry acailemny.
Ithodo Island-William C. Clarke , Jr. ,
aptalti cadeth , Rhode Island College Agricultural -
cultural and Mechanical Arts : Stanley how-
land , Herbert Fl II. Case , honor graduate of
Rhode Islanti College Agricultural nail Mc-
cltaulcal Arts.
South Carolina-James 13. AllIson , Jr. ,
graduate South Carolina Military academy ;
Edyard Croft , South Carolina Military
academy ; Benjamin J. Tilinman , honor grail-
Uato South Carolimma Mllttary academy.
South Iakota-ltush Spencer Wells , cap-
Lain United States Second volunteer cay-
aIry ; W , J. Wallace , honor graduate Uni-
rersity of South Dakota.
Tennessee-I tughi F , Vamidevonter , graduate -
uato Michigan Military academy ; Van Leer ,
\Vills , lute lieutenant company C , FIrst
regiment National Gumirds of Tennessee :
Percy p. Bishop , graduate University' of ,
Tcuiiesee ; Henry Clay Evans , Jr. . graduate
I'onnsylvatiia Military college ; W , a
Graimmgcr , homier graduate University of
Tennessee.
'I't'itii Are ltt'sim.'immhpered.
Texas-Clifton Comly Kinney , vrivate
Texas volunteers ; William S. Slnmpsoim , corporal -
poral troop 1) , FIrst United States volunteer
cavalry ; Edward a Downs , one ahmul one-
half years United States Military academy ;
Charlc C. Todd , honor graduate Agricultural -
tural and Mechanical college of Texas.
Utah-Philip Sheridan Shiaugimessy , graduate -
ate Itivcrvlcw Military academy , New York ;
Charles A. Jensen , honor graduate Agriculture -
ture College of Utah ,
Vermomit-Winfreti B. Carr , graduate Nor-
rlchm tmniverslty ; George J , hiolden , graduate
University of Vermont.
Virginla-Janmes 13. Daracy , prlvato National -
tional Guard of Virginia ; William r.
Stewart , Jr , , graduate University of Vir.
glum ; 1' . M. Walker ; M , M. Mills , honor
iraduate ; Virginia Military institute ,
Washington-heiiry [ ' M , lioutello , Edward
Kneel , honor graduate WashIngton AgrIcultural -
cultural college ,
Ilbcrlct of CoIurntin-Arthtur F. Cseh ,
imrlvtu DistrIct of Columbia National Guard ;
Arthur Cranston , \'Illiarn A. LieberV. .
LI. lerslmcr , late private National Guard of
Illinois ; W. a. Walsh , private Second United
States volunteer cavalry ; Georgu C. Martin ,
graduate University of Vermont ; EarleV. .
Tann.'r , graduate 1)lstrlet of Columbia high
a.hool ; Charles C , Ihumimiphirey , sergeant
Cittlets Omaha High school ; Conrad 11am.
nmonil Lanza , Johmim C. Gootifeliuw , Henry
Ross , h madtrnte DIstrict of Columbia High
school ,
tuit VirginIa-hanson 13 , mack , graduate
llstrlct of Columbia 111gb school and first
lieutenant of cadets ; Charles I' . Faulkner ,
Charka Scott , three years In Unltd Statcs
Naval academy ; Ii. A. Eaton , homier gradu.
ate West Virginia university ,
\Visconsln--hlexmry 0.'est , late captain
Fourth SVlsconsln National Utiard ; hiirry L
I James , threa years in United States Mill.
tar ) ' acatfemmy ; W , M. hiaas , graduate Uni.
. Varsity of Wisconsin ; Laureace Albert
ppr a.
j GAILBO1ThEN
q11 ; q 'SEAGLE BRAND
CONDENSED MILK.
, iii OUR ) LLUSTRATD PAMPHLIT ENrlrD i4BAUIESI4sII0ULD
D iii EVERY HOUSEHOLD , Sr o Appi.sCArION.
ii I t1w QPK Cot4prN3w Miiit CO. Hew Yea ,
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C iirt' , graduate Shmtttvak MIlitry shno ) ,
Minnecotit ,
S'ceming-Ucorge Grgtt- , 'liemten t
c olon 1 ' , % 'yoming Natloral Cuard , Ikrbert
J ay l'reea , honor rauluate Univel'sit' tit
Vyoming.
SUNDAY AT TILE FAIR
( Continued front First l'ake , )
s ea & Texas , rumitfing thmt'otmg1 MlSsotrl ,
Kansas , Oklahoma antI hmiullan Territory lo
Galestoii , 'Fex. , hmivc adopted a special
rate of one fare plus 12 for the round trip.
tt ickets aim sale Jmmne 18 , 19 , 20 antI 21 , goott
t o return July 7 , tioma all Points .00 its
l ine , They will also sell the regtllar O
Per cent tourIst ticket , good until November
15.
15.The
The Oregon Short Line , oenit1ng from
t erminals of the Union l'aciflc to Butte anul
Frisco , through Salt Like City anti Ogden ,
amid also west to hluntiimgton , Ore. , have
aihopteul a rate of SO per cent of double
Dime vay fare for the round trip , from all
stations on its line. and will also soil tick-
tis to Omaha at one fare for thm round
trii , . plus 2 , aim Juno 18. 19 , O anut l.
good to return to and including July 7.
sIIl MAII.I1) hEll i'AM4.
hii.v it 'I'i'li'g rnili ) Icrmi , mr itt tIm , '
( riIsilM ( ( , t listis 'I'rottlle ,
The Admissions bureati is kept busy look-
lng afar the small arnmy of lCOlio ) "hmo are
vrovidod with passes to tlm grounds auth
long lists are issued daily to time keepers
of the liass gates at Iasses which have beit
lost anti whIch nrc to be taken up on iure-
seimtation. All .kinda of explanations are
made by the holders of iasses to account
for their lois , tntl to secure P tenmporary
imsa to the grounds until their own Is taken
up and returned to thrum , but one of tIi
young oimmen telegraphers in one of the
maui btmildings is carrying tIn" medal for
the Immost remarkable explanatIon which has
yvt been prceimtod ,
This young woman had occasion to write
a letter to a friend in Lo Angeles , Cal. ,
a few days ago. The letter was wrItten at
home and when time young wonman started for
the exposition grotmimds in time immorning she
carried the letter nnd tunas with liar. As a
matter of course ho haul no pocket In her
dress nnt the letter being unsealeul she
slipped the iunss limb it. for convenIence 1mm
carrying. Ileforo reachmiumg the grounds she
passeul a mall box amid , in a fit. of absent-
nmindcdnoss she sealed the Iett.m iiiiul
dropped it into the box. Not until she
reached time gate to the expositIon grounds
diii it occur to her timat she haul sent her
pass , photograph antI all , to her friend 1mm
Los Angeles. After immany explanations she
.
% l.as proviiled wIth a temporary pass and is
vaitiimg for her correspondent In. Cailfor-
ala to return the hiass.
'L'NNHIt S'i'AIVI'S I'ItOM CIIIC.tlO.
( oi'rimnr of I I I ItinIs ' % III Arrive It ,
( ) iitiilui 11ml , , , , , , , ,
ChICAGO , June 19.-Covernor Tanner anti
staff left this city ( em Omaha at 6:30 : thIs
evetmiug on the Cimicago & Northiwestermi
rnilwa. The party will atteimd tIme Traim.s-
mississIppi Eciiositlon on Tuesday , illInois
tly.
TIme following meimmbers of time taf ! attended -
tended Goverimor Tanner : General 0. III.
Reese , Colonels \V. I ! . Glasgow. C. tV ,
flwlgimtmnami , L. T. Smnltlm , J. Conway , 3. II.
Lcssen , E. T. higgins , it. Smith , J. It.
Smith , William Clcndeln , II. S. Itltch , E. It.
tulsa , \V. It. Crltley , Charles 'iv. Kept , Jesse i
Biggs , J. L. I'ettlnger , V. ' . S. Etleit. J. S.
Lambert anti E. Ii. Drake. and Licuteurunt !
C. E. Smith anti C. at. Bleyor.
1,1:1 Ciitt 1 , , Slave a Day.
The people of Ida coummty , ha. , are plan-
iming to imave an exposition tiny of their owl I
anti the arrangcnmeimts for the event have i
been very nearly consumnniated. The , Jda '
County Pioneer imas taken up the Idea with L
a good deal of energy and It has received I
so mutmch eacouragenment that time Plan ap-
hears sure to succeed. It Is proposed te
select Thursday , July 14 , as the date antI a ,
vigorous effort is beIng made to arouse an I
Ii
interest that will bring the baud amtut fire i
department anti pretty nearly the eimtlrc t
population of hula county to Ommiaha on that .
day. It is understood that a raIlroad rate t
of One fare for time round trip has becim so- '
stmred and there is every intilcatlorm that S
the Ida county people will make a demonstration - '
stration that will siio' tIme svcst that they .
are about as wide awake as anyone. Tlmc i
imlan Is to have the entire cxcurlon party
euarch.from the ( ICjOt to time grounds , swIng .
aroimnd the Court of honor and then halt in
front of the AdministratIon Arch where they
will be welcomed by the exposition omciais ,
Afeer this they vlhl break ranks and seek
enjoyment accordIng to their individual
tastes.
lit'riir 'I'niiit'r CuimtiI'M
Governor Tanner of Illinois , aceoumpammieti L
by his Personal staff , will reach Ornalma title
morning over the Northwestern. Time party '
vIIl imiake Its headquarters at tIme Millard '
hotel.
On Tuesday evening Colonel and Mrs.
liamubletomi will give a reception lit time II-
himiols State building , in honor of Governor
Tanner and wife. 'l'hey will be assisted
by Messrs. and Mesdames U. II. Wheeler ,
Wlmeeler , Jr. , F' . P. Kirkendahl anti C. Chase.
This is by invitatIon only. In the afternoon
timere will be a PublIC reception at tIme same
place.
Itate tr KaIINCN la
The following arrangement for passemmgcr .
rate on account of "Kansas day" at the ox- S
Positioll , Jumme 22 , has heeim announced by .
the Western I'assenger assocIation : A flat :
rate of one fare for the round trIp from nil I
ltoiflts 1mm Kansas and train Kansas City and
St. Josepim , Mo. , tIckets to be soul for tralime I
arriving in Onmaima on June 22 , limIted to cc- .
turmm mm or before June 28.
MuMIC for 'i'odu' .
The exposition music for today , June 20 ,
will be :
10:10 : a. rn.-United States Marine lmanti
W'illlamn 11 , Saatelimmann , ttirector , Much : .
pmmv II iotm ,
6:00 : p. mn.-United States Marine heath
Music pavilion.
8:00 : ii. rn-Theodore Thonmas orcimestra ,
Arthur Moos , director , AudItorium ,
oteM of the HxiitsItliii.
The art catalogues have Just beeim issued .
The Exposition chorus will not appear ci L
the concert at the Audltorlunm tonigImt.
The itaimi admmmlsslpms to time groummils oi
Saturday , Juimo 18 , wore 6,835 , aoL
lmmg ecimmimiutatiomi tIckets ,
i'very tIny of the exposition chronIcles u C
growing immterest In tlmo novel features a : I
time cxlmiblt of Motmtgomery tVai-ul & Co
Thccu arc tree to everyone and comhini
witim the uniform courtesy that Is ebowm
to all visitors to keep the building fIiud tu I
oyerfiowiimg ,
One of the pugs who was scimeduleti ( or
temm-roulml ( bout at South Oimialmn tonight vil
not be utile to keep his tmmgngonment. lii
bait hmeomi training at tue Streets of Cair (
mmii yecterday while lie was engaged Ii
a set-to with his train r the latttr laodec
a stIff rlghmt on lila nose that fractured thai I.
very useful organ , lie was takem :
to the emergency hmomipital wimort
his face was encased in eplints
mmd It will be sommie time befor
ho will be in condition to cia ammy more :
lighting ,
One of time teams eamploycti to haul saud
rile time Compietlou of the brick imavumnent
OIpOLtte the bridge , ran away .yestorda )
and niade timings lively In the vicinity ci
the Administration arch for a few mInutes
Them horses dabeei througim the arch at full
speed but fortunately without doing furthom
elaniage than knockIng off a small chunk
of staff , Ia front of the Service bulluitus
they collided with an electric highL pole
which was simmasheti into splInters. Themi
the animals started on a mad clash up time
Midway but they were stopped befure any .
further danmage was done , '
I
ShiPS \VHi1 \ 1,3 } : UIPRESSED I
Government AgcntaTh'dp Their Efforta to
Ohthr.Los.
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( . al
rAclflc COMPANIESWILL BE CRIP.'LED
liii
'ma
Outof ' & 'Irmt 't'Ult Sienc lIe VltI.nmt
AllStriiiier * 0 iII'Ir lltaa citt
Snit Frtnelpiei , ii ii ii time
( Iricut.
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SAN F1tANClSCO1tn1o .
l9.--The govern-
ment lmns taken a lrkiVstanti with regard
to sectlrliig trnnsportd o carry the troops I
to Manila anti from this tiimme forward un-
pressimicat will be the rule until enotmgii 'tea-
eels imave' been seceirrnl to carry time army
to the l'Imillppinvs.
TIme h'acIfhc Mail eonmpany"s steamer New- I
port lies been Impressed. This makes time
sixth vessel ownci , by this company which
is In thee service of the govermmtent. The
,
steamer vaa thoroughly fumigated anti has
gone to time immnll dock. Its cargo 'ttlii be
eiiscim.'getl as rapidly as lOssibhe nitti timen
time 't'tork of fitting It out will begin. I
Time l'erti Is due from the Orient aim Juime
24 auth the City of tUb tie Jnneiro follows
, it on Jelly 1. hboth strainers will prob-
I ably be taken by the govcrummnemmt , although
timeir Impressment will leave the I'achflc '
Mail COflhfltmy without a steanmer on the
route between here nmmtl tIme Orient. I
Thu landing of time Sytlnt'y , Coion anti
Newport leaves thin malt conmpauys Panama
I hue in a . criltimleth vutmthitioim nimti It was for
t tlui reason timat time coumpaimy objected to
glvllmg tmp tIme Newimoit TIme macli conmpany
I is not. selling tickets for ; iassagc on the
I'ttru to the Orleimt , a fact which seems to
indicate a belief by time conmpany's omeers
that ii. vili be seized its a transport.
Time Ahanmeda Is due fi am Australia and
honolulu aim Juimme 2S antI time goycenmutent
agemmts 'tvIlI swoop down on it. ThIs will
lease time Oceanic Steamimsimip company with
only time Marlposa on time Atmstraiiuim route
amid no steamer on time iloimolumlu route.
The i'mmclflc Steam Wimahlng commmpany's
steamer \'imhcncia Imas becim vlmnrteretl , It Is
saith it wIll imot carry Immore titan 800 macn.
The City of I'ara Is being Itrepareti for uo-
cupatton by the troops. Whemm the aecoum-
I
motiatiomma are completed it is said the
stcutltier wIll carry 1,000 inert.
The Nero is tnheittg coal as rapidly as
possible , tiny auth night. Time Mormatinock
is expected hero from Mare Island today.
it Is thought that it and its consort , the
Nero , wIll be ready for sea by Wedimes-
tiny.
tiny.The
The greatest exeltetnent prevaIled in
Camp Merritt over time report that leaked I
out to the effect that one of the mnobt
mamtvti miami daring of Spanish spies hind been
captured iii camp. it was reported that
time amaim imad eimlistctl in one of the regular
rcgimetmts of infantry.
An investigation of time rumor revealed
tlm fact timat time spy has not as yet been
appreimenuled , html It Is i1imoi'it that time gov-
emnumemit Imas recemmtly' received reliable in-
ftrttmatioim tlmat leatik it to iehleve that Spain
has informers in Camp Merritt.
Time nature ammd noUtces of time govern-
macnt's immforimmation are not Immowmt : to time
officers imore , but ( lie War ticmmartrnent has I
.
issued Iroumcimith ormlers to time commandIng I
officers to make i1. close invcattgattomi of
every man wimo emmIst& '
It can ho reliahhy thated that time gay-
I
crmmmucnt fears a ertain well known Informer -
former , whose naimme for'thme presemmt Is wIth-
lmeid. It is kmmown that the government imami
I
Iimformnumtion thirmt leads it to believe that
title man is lim Samm Fruincisco with the purpose - ; I
pose of enlistIng In one of the reglnments ,
even if ime hmms not ai'm'ently done so. The
man Is anid to havb'ben secretly employed
by Do Lomne mvhemm imC was in Washingtdn
aimti it Is saId he Is time direct agent of Sa-
gasta.
flQ tleflntteiy announced that the
third expedItion to time l'hlllpplnes will ho
cornmammdeti by I3rlgatller General Arthur
McArthur. Major Gcrmeral Merritt may cc-
company this force , though he had expected
to remmmain here umitil the departure of the
fourth fleet of transports.
Th0 various commands for the third ox-
pethitlon have been assigneti to steamers as
follows : Morgan City , First Itlaimo anti time
Ncltr.ulca recruits ; City of I'ara , Timirtecath
MInnesota , with the exception of its recruits ;
inthiana , the battalIons of time Eighiteentim
nail Twenty-thirti United States infantry ;
OhmIc , FIrst WyoimmIng , batteries C nail L ,
Timlrti United States artillery , anti the Mlmmne-
seta recruits ; Vaienela , First Nortim Dakota.
l'rivato Samuel Frazee of time South Da-
kota regiment tIled last nlglmt at the brIgade I
hospital of cerobro spinal meningitis.
Iii order to enforce disciplIne , I"lrst Lieutenant -
tenant Conrad of the Montaoa regiment last
night beat h'rlvate Frank Chapman of South
Dakota over the head with the hilt of his
sword. Time prIvate's InjurIes were severe ,
but not clangorous.
OMAHA LEFT IN DARKNESS
FI ) Vimet'1 hltiruetsat Hie'et tic
mcliii time Iimt'trIe JIgiits
Go Out.
The cIty was In darkness from 11 to 11:20 :
o'cioclc last night , owIng to a serious break.
down at the powcr house of the Thomtmson-
hlotmston Electric Light comparmy at Fifth
anti Jones street. A five-foot flywheel sup-
) ortIng a large belt and witim a circumfer.
enco velocity of omme mile a minimte btmrst
anti threw fragnients of Iron nil over the
room. The engineer antI oiler were lit the
further part of the room and escaped unimm-
Jureci. Pieces of nmctal weighing several
imuntired pounds were buried thrommgh belts
and 8iiafting for a distance of fifty feet. The
belt was at once broken and weitt through
an ohmpoilte window lIke time crack of a
tehlp , tearIng out glass anti casemnont.
TIm cause of the accident was a flaw itt
time witool , wlmlch could be itlainly located
fmoai tile seepage of all throughm the crack
In time Iron. Time belt which the wheel sup.
ported operated two Auit machines , each
of whIch sustained flfy arc lights. Times
were , of course , irnrpethlatehy extInguishemi
and were not reiig1itt , until time burden '
could be tranmiterr d to some extra ma
eblimes. The general emcsatioim of Iigimt re
suiteti from tile miecetutty of closIng down
time emitirim hilant 't'thtle , the broken flywheel
was helmmg rentovr1 , This omeration ! wee
imccessary because , ofiime higlm speemt rind
ummetluni balance of tiqtProken wheel , whIch
would have loosened tbim whole shafting arid
thrown It out of center.
- - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -
A JOifltOr.S
For tlmatt v1mo'ije , mIghmt h ( rtihiiig , oi
'tvlmo littve mmiiy de\'t'lmf $ ' vlinn
Is timmut 'tvo 'tvIhl tetm 3lr (3.4 ( III fl H
titles mmmutimner , ( lte of mill eimmtrgei4-ihmml
out Just vhmtt ilmey nt'e'ml-iitd : tlinii still
'SVItlI JIii4t hut right glnsi'i to imimihu
time ylsloim pertt't't-hjm ( urimlsimlng e'ye
glmmmses ( IP iltVt'tiile4-'tVO Immive 110 511
I'rlorH ) itiul fev tltImth't-u11 tlmmtt i
ermi in mpp'rmttt'im is imeurm'-'e
sttiiflIetury : tesuilis uveury
TheAloe &Pcnf'oldCo
Ienuliti Selentiflo Optician. .
bOit l"ara 'in Iitreet.
Ooi.4I h-ei.tui 14.otei. ' ,
I flAQD ABOUT TOWq
I
"You will be surprised , " remarked Victor
ll osawater , who lies just returzmeti from a
h mmrried trip cast , "ilow ninny ItPie are
in quiring about our exposition. I oresumno
t here are lots of people evcrywhcre wimo
hm ave necr heard of the Omnalma show. Al-
m oat everybody I tnlkctl to imntl moore or
le ss information about it , antI were eager
f or mmre. Onq of the first things I saw in
C hicago was a big fratned blrti'a.eye view
In a conspIcuous Position In the Lake Shore
d epot. I got off at tito little town of Iun.
dk
dt irk , N. V. . to make a train connection , anti
t here was another huge bird's-eye view of
t he Omaha exposltioim , Nearly every copy
f time iluffalo papers that. I plcketl imp immni
s omething in it citimer by 't't'ay of news or
c omment nbotmt the exposItion. When I got
b ack to Chicago I picked up the Chicago
lt ec rtl , which contnineth a whole lage ad-
v ertisenient of its 1898 alnmnnnc. and in the
li st of thIngs which it itromnlseit to tell all
a botit was time Trammsmniesissippl ixposltlon.
' 'I rolq over on time train wItim Rut lirantit ,
w ho has recently takemi a lositlorm as travel-
i ng nuditor of thm3imhetmscr-Uuscim h3rewing
c ompany , anti is Just rettirnimig frotmm 1mm first
t rip through the sotmtlm Such east , lie re-
p eatt'tl time caine story. At Atlanta a Imuge
s ign hati protruded on his vision , 'Ctmt rate
e xcursion tickets to the Omaha exposition , '
a nti Ihrantit , being an old rallroatl mmmnmm , went.
Im isitle to find out what the cut rate was.
W hile 1mm Savammualt he had mantle an excur-
s lomi out to Fort Pttlneki emily to im hoimi-
b arcieti with questIons about time exposition
b y the army omcers stationed there , anti
t o provitlo themn with ftmlI tietails ito sent
o ver the COpy of Time Ieo's opening clay
s ouvenir wlmlchm imis sister hail tmtaiictl imiiii.
I f time exltositiOn is not well ativertiseti I
a m mince no otto in a remote state wommhti
k now anything about it , antI Ornaima Pen-
P lO vlsltimmg away front home wotmltl not
b e called ttpOtt 80 mucit to answer ques-
t ions about It. "
READY TO START FOR OMAHA
C imlengo ' % Vlli hlelieto ( t'hi'irmite hillc
itol. Dny tit ( lit' 'i'rttmmammlsmcls-
iiiijiL 1xicoiuIl lou.
W. Ii. Harper eloseti his 0111cc yesterday
a ftermmoon iumttiafled timat Illinois day at the
T ranmimmmlssissippl nod lmitermtatiomitii Exposi-
t ion at Omaha 'ttotmlti be a brilliant success ,
s ays tIme Sttumdimy Timnes-Hertmld. The liii-
m inis comnmnisslon , of which Mr. ilmirper is
c imairman , has mnnthe such urrangenments timat
t ime celebratIon ought to maovo lIke clock-
work.
Time nclvaace orm Ommialma will comimi0000 at
G:15 : o'clock thIs ovemmimmg lit Vice Premiltient
A. J. IlarlIng's irtvate car anti a special
s leeper over time ChIcago , MIiwmiukee & St
Patti roati. Governor Tanner anti staff will
s tart lifteerm mnlntmtes Izmter over the Chit-
c ago & Northwestern. SpecIal trains carrying -
rying other dcIegutloims frunm civIc assocla-
t iorms anti time Indepemmtlemmt cxctirslommlsts will
start tomnorroli' cvemmitig. Ciiairnman liar-
i wrs lartI vIhl include : V. ' . 11. Harper anti
two daughters , Frances A. and hazel Glenn
Harper , Johimi L. ilm.'veritlge and dmnmglmter ,
Mrs. S. U. Itaymoimtl , Edgar A. I3atmcroft ,
Melville E. Stone , A. J. Earilmig , George F.
Stone , secretary of time Chicago Board of
Tratle , Henry I ) . Estabrook , Mrs. George IL
Marcy , Scmmator'ihilam E. Masomm , It. hail
MeCorimmick , J. 1' . "tVlmetiomm , L. 'tV. Dodmiman ,
Brigadier Gemmerni J. Ii. htarkicy , 11. II. Wil-
colt amid F. W. Buskirk.
( lovermior Tanner will be accompammied by
Mrs. Tanner , Mr. anti aIrs. J. Mack Taim-
11cr , Mrs. Jolmn A. Drake and the following
umembers of the governor's staff ; Gcmmcrai
J. N. Iteece , Colonels James B. Smith , \Vlil.
iamn Clcndenln. H. S. Dietrich. B , R. hugs ,
JohmiV. . Gates , Charles Fl Ulcycr , William
at. Cm'IhIy. William S. Eden , Cimam-les W.
Kopf , henry I ) , Maxwell , Ernest Frecicor ,
MaurIce Koznilnski , John A. Drake , Edwin
Norton , Isaac L. ElIwootI , J. It. Begga , Will-
lain Pittlnger , William H. Glasgow , N.
Uwigiut Nimimon , F' . L. Sniltim , Johmn Lanibert ,
Fred II. Smith. Isaac H. Lessem , Stepimemi L.
Littler , U. P. higgIns , Harvey M. Hall , Ran-
doiph Smitim , First LIeutenant Clifford Id ,
lilayer.
Two hundred members of the Apollo club
will leave tomorrow evening , half over time
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul atmd half
over time Clmiengo , Burlington & Qtmlncy ,
These parties will return over the North-
Westerim tUtu time Rock Islamiti. Time North.
western road will start mipecial trains tomorrow -
morrow eveimlng at 6:15 : , bearing delegations
from the National Business leagime , the
Umilon league , time floard of Trade mmd time
Stock exchange , as follows :
Union Leagmme-Alovnmmder 11. itevell.
George /t. Foiiansbec , Hiram R. McCui-
I ough , Will ii. Clark , Janmes L. Archer ,
Josiah L. Lombard , Charles M. Hewitt , ILl-
warmi A. Tm'uner , F'rederic iV. Uphimnmi , John
11. llamulne , hr. S. Burkhmarfit , William C.
Jerrcnma , F. J. Dewes. W. A. Alexantler ,
Flphrairn liannlng , IL C. Ilallo , Otto C.
Scimnoider , C. II. Demrdsley , George A. Me-
Kinlcck. George William Dixon , Robert
Vferiing , It. C , Ciowry.
Chicago Stock Exchange-C. C. Atisit ,
Henry Hackney , Solomon Sturgis , B. It.
Cabmi , J. J. Townseimd , Charles McGratIm ,
Elisha Wliltehead , herman hierbet. W. W.
Tracy , Sidney Love , W. V. Baker , Bent
Carpenter , It. H. Doimnelly.
Board of Tratle-Wllliamn Nash , \V. L.
I 'Croestimell : , J. G. Stmyuiacker , I. I' , htumnscy ,
George Ih E. Marcy , H. C. Edgcrtomm , W. S.
h ittoth , I' . II. Esehenberg , James Crlgimton ,
Sidney H , Warner , hI. L. Glaser , Gtlbcn't
Montague , L. hilveringhammi , Fl. G. Case , F.
H , Warner , Oscar hi. flotighart.
National Business League-Messrs. and
Mcsulaimmems Charles Truax , EllIott Duranti ,
John Farson , A. A. hiurnimamum , huger D.
harbor , W. 13. Knlskeurn. 'mv A. Gardner ,
Ileywootl , Messrs. Walter L. Peck , I. C.
Straight , John C. Fctzer , B , M'iisomm , \V.
M. DotIti , John L. Fergtmsomm , Dwigimt K.
Trlpp , S. S
The World's fair directors will have a
special car over time "Q" tomorrow oven-
11mg , and the l)3.tty will be : Messrs. armil
lilemitlummes A. R , Barnes. C. I. Peck , hi. 0.
Edmonds ; Messrs. 13. 13. Lamb , F , J. V.
Skiff , A. iV , Sawyer , W. D. Kerfoot. IL I' .
Ripley , A. Id. Itothuchmild , Ilorace Ttmcler ,
I ) , S. Croescup , J , C , Peasley , Ill , It , Graimanm ,
OrM Ly
PERFECT
Tooth Pwd
N ELEGANT TOILET LIIXURYQ
Uset by peopo of
fur over a quarter of at. eentiry.
'
i ' - , ( 4 . , , t it e' '
! ! MEDICAL/ /
COMIMNED TREATMENT
-OF THE GREAT CURATIVE POW RS ,
Permanently Located in Omaha , Neb.
1308 PLRNAM ST.
'e g i , ' retercmn'euu front the inest limt isk'i , ltittI.ie'c. , . tiemt ztmmci trrt'imammts In
the city' , I
GOOD
. HEALTH
Is the working caitaI at humanity ; ho who loses that is wrecked Indeed ,
I s Your Health Palling You ; Your Strellgib , Alubitioll , Vigor , Vitnilty Wasthiig Away ?
Weak Men and Sutferin Woman
WHEN ALL OTHERS FAIL
Re'mimenmhor the wondei'fttlly ticescfttt sp'clItllsts iuul tt'catimmimmt of tlmli ImmitItuto
c oimibtimo thu tWo grttteHt fmmetiiiu of i Ito Imemell mmg mitt known to thu imiud teal profume-
a ttiim-hLL ( . 1 RICITI ttimml MEIICINE. It. Is time lat'ge.st , umost. tlortnmghtly null
c ompletely eqmtiped ) hiistlttito , buIlt oiet'trleall3' moid nmotliwtlly , ovomostttblislicd In
t lmeV0m4t for time ti'eatmne'itt mend ab ol itt m eti mu of itt I tlt3t't'UtItl , t'hl'cnie ) and iirh'nto
t 1bcamiei of mILN ttmmdVOMEN , 11tnmommmbhu mind fair dealing miectmrmlctl to jell , The
DOCTORS
OI 'ruts INS'i'l''tJ 'i'Ii I' t N ( 'U II l S1)tt.
SIee'lmti I.ts fur liMiuseN or lucia , am , ci Mpi.'Itml IsIs for IIt'ntMeM , of " . 'uimmem ,
'I'he great eleetrlcal nail nmt'teal specialists itt this Inmu.mtittmtc' ant far the lust , nnnst
miuccessftml aimd scientific time world lies e''or ktmoivmm , all cmf wimtimmm are grmmtlmmmittls of time
best Imhi.thical Colleges lit time world , t.aeh having had long anti suct'essftml practiti' In
his milmecittity immmd mire : mcimitmvimig remitmits lim curlmmg t ime sick mtnd sutTerinmg by ( heir
Riectrtm-Iui'uiIenI , trentnu'mit , wimich vouiml Ii Imititniusthia to secure by either electrIcal
or tnetlicmil tri'ntnii'mit alamo' . Time State l'Ie tmo-aIeuiIiutl hmmmitittmtt' itt tIme ON 1.\ '
l'Lt"FI 'tvimere ymmm camm obtmttmm the imemmeilti of this mimmecesmifuml treatnmiemmt tmimiit'r time
mfltmtt . mtkiliftml tenth learmicti slteclttIIMtS. lli' 55j'fl ll ) that If menmy mtmi't'c'r 0mm cnm'tIm Cnn
cure \fl timesti iom'tors emtmm. They imave' eftet'tt'il cummmpleta mmmtii it'rmmmanent ctmmi's mttt'r
nil , mthtermt imtV1' failed. Santo tloettm'S fail beamimic of treatiimg the wrommg iIIsoztitt , utim.rtt
front not huimuiwing time right trentrntimit.
NO MISTAKES HERE AND NO PAILURES.
A iterfect cure gtimtrmemmteeml in all cn"os it celtti'l , Our special cttmulmined FlItetro-
Metliemml 'I'reimttmient for Nervoums Iebility N.vor F'mils. , VOtING , IiIlIDhFl-AGFIl )
. 4tND OLD MEN. Lust Imlutititonut. 'lime awf.ml . effects of immdlseretltmnmi iii yommtlm , self-
ubmmsc or excesses lit after life memmci ( lie eff 'its of rmcgiet'teil or imniltroperly trt'ate'ti
discs , Protitmcliig lark tif imaiIt ) , extmutl 'tvalumess , ttiiuleve'Itmped or t'ilmrtmimkeii orgammmi ,
i ttitm iii ( mItCh. loIii tmntl kidneys. clm-st pmtlna , rmu'rvcmtmuummens , slm'emiemtsimesa ; , 'tveakmtesmi
of houly mtnmtl brain , dIzziness , faillrmg' mmit'ninry , lark ur t'miergv nmmmi enIhilt'mmce , clespicim-
detmey. evil fnrcbodingmi , ttmmmltllty itmmti oth 'r dlmitrt'ssltmg symiilitnnnir. 8iieim case' , It
neglecteti , mulniomut iimvariably iemmd tim iremimniure cle'euty' , imms.qmmity mcmiii mlcntlm.
.Amnoimg the ninny diseases and truImIt' in wltleit timetto slmociahlstmt
UANT :
.ini' iirc i ' ) iLOVIXGm
Imiflamnmatlom't of the
K IDNEYS flrtgimts tttsemmse , dimmtmete't.Ctn-
gestIemi of tIme kldmmeys , uraemaia , gravel
imtomie.
imiflanintatioo cystit1.e'stem-
B LAUBER rImoetm. catatrit of ( he blmtmi'ler ' ,
, hischmtrgcs , et. . 'rlmese duuutreasimig tlisetmtCmi
invariably yield to this system of cnniIined
treatment.
H EAU Netmralgla , sIck , imervous or coimges.
( lye lmcatlmtche , dull , ftmll feelimig ,
logs of memory , dizzimmess , snfteulng of the
brain , tutnors and cezemna of time scalp.
ATARRH All acute amid cimrwmic Itharyrm-
U gitis. enlargeil tetmisils anti palate -
ate , iioarsetieitmi. loss of voIce , timiek mhIegmn
Itt throat.
Constimptlomi lit time tlrmit. ammd
L iJNOS
eenmmil stttgemc , imetntrrimriges , rend
cimromilc broneimitlut , dry mm nil ioomie coingim ,
1)1,105 , in chest , difficulty in breathing , itep-
atiZatiotmt4 , nmttlmtna , ettl.
H EABT l'alpitatitnis , irregular pulsations ,
vttlvulmtr dlsemtseui , wealc and fatty
imcxtrt , mlrutsy' and rhctmnmatlsmn of im&'art ,
iangulml circumlatiomm , etc.
All chtiteitmues of time liver ,
L IVER--SPLEEN
- - .
Jaurmduta' , gall-stone e mim.
gestlan mind iLil organic and fmmmctitumal , tlI-
ormlers timid tiisemises cjt time Imttwels , titmet-
rhoea , dysentery , lnllnnimnatittn mttmti all
nervous aimil reflex dtsordcru , rlmeemmnatlsmn.
R UPTURE l'iIes , fhmitula , quickly emmrett
witimotmt USC Ot' timO Itnife or
truss , without ditention from btmsummess.
w 0 M EN The conibineti
lnmititmmte tic cmimoeitIiy : effective I
or ci isplncemmmeim t of time 'teonib , i ii Iltemn mnttitm
wcaitiess , 'tvimltes , hackxmcime , itot mlushes , ii L
we aknesii , discharges , kidney auth blutmimier d I
Open daily from S a. mu. to 8 p. itt. Smmmmdaya-1O to 1 only.
WRITE II' YOU CANNOT OALL-A11 Correspondouce in Plain Envelopes , Confidential
St ate Electro'Medical Institute ,
1 308 FARNAM S'I'ItEET , Oi'elAH A , NIl3.
Clmaries hlenrotin , henry Iibbies , B. Ii.
Smmnutmy , Id. 'mV. Kirk , II. I ] . Butler , E. F.
Lawrence , Arthur Dixon , VolnoyV. . Footer ,
Chicago muon who are expected to remiponti
to toasts at the lmanquet Tuesmiumy evenimmg
imave becim notified timat speecime mmiumit be
Ilmmiiteml to tent mtnUtes.
" .Yoimm.mii"i Cliii , Ccmmm mci I I I c's. ,
There will be a meetimmg of time city lam-
S TnR It itU ( 'atnrrhi , imicerntitmn and
U Ill i U I I l'ii5t1t , I tml igest I mm ii , lm i n mtn4
( tillmmesmi ttfier eating , heumtlmtmrmm , water-
'jramiut nimtl elitllemmlty in swmtlluwing.
B I flfl0 APi11 SV 1)Imiemsetu ; , mu a r U it ,
LUU till I\iI'i a i o t mt , PImniuic'
scrontla , tnimmts , ttmnmtmrs , ret ter , cezemna.
smelt rimettmmm , ml rmgvtm rum , n miii ac , iii I red 1 ultOli
lttmlsu ii , ( sylilmil Iii ) , Pri inn ry or miecommIam'y ,
tImurotitlmly emmttlIcaei , , lemevicig thtt syucts'imi
I mm a St ru mmg , inn cc anti imetl : tim ( em 1 Co rmtl I I limit.
DE1' ' l1V nnmtl all its at-
Ii Ii V UUI3 UIiI I teimuilmig nilamenta
of YOUNG , MIDIt.E AUFII ) AND 01.1)
: ui lN. Lomit aurmrmImitt > tl-tlmt' awful c'ffccts of
Immuitseretltmumit In yjtmtim , self mulnmac or excesses -
cesses in after life amui time effeetmi of no-
gle tetl or imnitropCrlv treated casee pro-
thnclng Inch of vitality , sexual wcaKmucsit ! ,
u mmtit'velnpetl cur. it trim mm keim cm rgttiis ; cmc'ict )
Pimltms , imemvumumutmtess ttieemIm'ssmmcsmi , weakness -
ness of iiotiy aimil braimi . , chlzzimmt'ss , tailing
mnemmmory , lack of t'tmei.gy nail cttnmidenmee ( ,
ii ( 'spimmi ml en rIp , evil ( tiretti itt I im gs , ti immimhi t y mm oct
I t 1mev cI it ; tt'smil mmg sy rtm I ) I omits. 5mm cii eases ,
if imegiceteti , melnimetut Invnriutlly , lamI to ore-
omuttUre decay , imismtmmlty ninth death.
1IADIflPJj llytim'mceie uttmil nil sivehl-
811111 UU lags , tenlernc'ims aimd im-
Imcdirmmemmts of time sexmmutl hurts quickly re-
lIe't'ed metal completely emmrcui.
PPI1Aft % clitucaes of every mmttmmre : , syphi-
I Iii S ri thu. gomiom'rhoea , gloat , stricture
quickly' mmmci prnmammemmtIy titreil ; 'tvcalc mini4
shrunken parts re'ttmreml to ( Imeir zmmeturah
vigor anti rtmnetimmnf.
'I'retmtmnerit of time State Electra-Medical
a time ( mire of nih ttummiaie c3tnplahlmts , railiimg
n 0 r uilecrat Ii m a , lmlsmuetItm , Ii eatiacimeuc , mujmi mmmcl
ervotisnesus , loss of tutu general
iseitmia. ( 'imarges remmsommtblo in all cases.
provernent comniltteo of time Woman's club
at tIme east parlor of the First Congrcga-
tlommal chmmreim at 4 ii. imi. aim Monday , Juno 20.
ItYLlli'I' ' ' '
'l'ItAhN 1 0 COLO1LAI ) ( )
Via htoelc IsImimmil itoicte.
Leaves Onmaima :20 : a. rmm. , arrives Denver
anmti Coloramlo Sprlmmgs 8 I' . ma. Take this
tinin anti save sleepIng car ratc of $3XI.
Ticket ofilce l33 Farnmnum 8trpne.
J-Itint us up
YOII milti3 imot be nhlo to tell by Ionic.
11mg mut yotr mttlnis Just 'tvitt'ro tIme CaclIx
ilvi't : I - ut 'tv I m eim y mu ( 'Ohio imt'rc y'OIl S ,
( 'mitt toll lii it itiiittito tlittt wti'vu tIme ' , t'ett- :
e'st 'nlIuu lii it imman's .l.5 ( ) ltttm slim' i' ' . cI 1A
t
$ ) ' - the gemimmhrme himissia cnlt : m , i5'c' (
lmlOIiIilt'ml himillelog toc-lmt'avy lurts. : ' eye- t--
it'l , $ itiimi hmotmiCFmtlitu $ IVL'llPt slmoe tlVi'
sold In Oiunltmt-you se'u time' ICUIt mUltI
you'll I , ny I t-it I I II m'm'ml t'I t'mls to i Is
tim stat' tlmmit you gt't it littimP iIi't :
01' It mill lit Ihit' Pril'e'-tiIult's .51)- ) nil
) - . ( : to si ylslm simoe for $ : ir ) , I ,
Drexel Shoe Co. , . _ . t
Onmal.si' . Um-to-drtte Shoe 1Io.o , & _ _ -.ca-
1411) ) VARNAftI STRHET ,
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It st'eiimmm milmimoict 1lIIIIl''m'44l1l'y ( ( rib' 115 It ) 'p--
I ti I OIl II ga I ii I liii t IVL' frmi im it' I mlt'l iIrem - - '
I ill I , itmit tv I t 11141 II iImfl img t lit' fri et t I iii t vtm' y (
lmtq'i m I ii t lie' sri ii to I ( K'tt t Ittit ( ui mm'eI' t 1 % ' cut I.
ly.l1 t' ye'mtts , tve kIIiV , ' I lmore mtrt , Imt't.I'tlt' ;
In Oiiiiiiin thud lIrm'e lin't'r hc'tjli iii ° Jmlv qThC
sloim'-v' it'nitt yotl to t'ImliIem mm nil tc thu t I
ii Ill 113' I I Iffc'ren t styles of iii au I m I I imgum \ % .
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simo' tsii' fritimilug lmIettlre's-ullr lmt"u'es .
imre' so Iov tiimtt yeti t'au lmmtlmlIy gi't ltiiii- ' 'i
her IIIoIIlIilihg aimd iumttko It yolmrs'lf at (
the' prlee-tlmt'n ivu kiion' Iiosv to ( I'll limit-
% % 'tt'Vfl dunn so lililtlm of It-you're stite
It ) Ii satisfied with otic work 111(1 l11'lc.
mt. \
A. HOSPE ,
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