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Ix1Nc TilE CUSTOIS DUES
Laws In This Country Will B Made
; i Operative in Porto Rico ,
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: SPECIAI ARRANGEMENTS FOR CUBA
Perth flM % % II , * 'VnrIftM Ill ) k
t XnlerlnIIy JIediceit-Nin !
: ot Or ( ) iic-IIfIi ( ut
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! WASI1CiTON ! , Aug.At thIs moment
oacc flegotatlons ! are In a state of qule5.
, cnce. This statement wn nuulo by a inem-
' 1pr , o the cabinet at the c1oo of todays
I 'ihcctIng. Notlilng b been 1car1 Irom
Mat1rId iltrectly. or through M. Cambon
. . .p1nco yestordy , flfll at the sessIon of the
jabUiet tolay ( the matter was not metitloned
4pxCept IncIentn1y. the c1on being tAken
tip with administrative ( letnhls. 'Ilie Cuban
; cutQInS turf ! waa dISCUSROI at omo length ,
lartleulnrly.the . tobacco clicdule , fltlt It
vnsagread that the preBent rate ot Interna-
tIomit rovcnuu taxatIon now In force In the
4IJnltcl ( States shoulti be made the customs
1nte for Cuba ,
Fotrowlng Is the schieule : 1aniifactiretI
, .tobacto anI EtluIf , 1 cents'per pound ; cigars
kvolghilng more than three pountis to the
tLhiouand , $3.60 er 1,000 ; eigarottcs weigh-
ng not more than three pntind to the
L ' ; Ihousand , ; t.o per 1,000 ; nIl tobacco cIgar-
ttO3 of this weight , $1 vcr ti3OuSanth ,
I The ( ItleBtiOn ot revisIng the h1t of port
#
- ihnrg at Cuban Ports also ns Under dIt-
1llsdIon ami It , was ( lCCId ( l to letVo the niat-
'kr to the * 'ecrotnry of the treasury. Under
panish rule thu port charges wel'o $1 per
ygIstercd ton , rcganllenH at whether the
4cssI Vfl9 loaded or In ballast , and these
tLarges wro Imooseti on entering the port
, iind aio on leaving. Secretary Gage will
4nak , UL cry material reduction In these
ates iind It is his present purpoan to recom-
L tinenti to the president the Imposition of a
'tax bC only 20 cents per registered ton on
enter1ng and when heaving vort , provided
t1ievcssel has a cargo on bqard. In the
cvcnt that. it is in baIlat no charge wlfltt-
ovtr vlh1 be flUlO if IL enters thin port
yit1L t cargo , 110(1 , after discharging It ,
4caves In hjahln8t only one charge will ho
ade arid this rule will apply to a vessel
entering in ballast and ( lepurting with a
wa1'ep Ai , the registered tonnage or a
vcsseJ is , only about half of Its ntual carry.
Jug iupicIty , the tonnage duet will be only
pbotit 10 cents a ton on Its actual tonnage. I
e Thi question of customs tariff for Porto I
3tlco altio was discusRed , and It was the
opulon of the presldciit nod the members
, .of , v cabinet that. as sopn ns that Island
pns s Into the lossesshon ) of this country ,
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tho"customs , laws and regulatIons now in
forc1j. in 'the United States shall be mode to
ppply to Porto Rico wIthout modifIcation.
rh I the view now entertained by the atl-
. and without some unexpected
cliiio occurs , thIs scheme will be IUt. into
opera ( lou ,
at Santiago , It was said
thuat four regiments would be embarked for
thuc United States tomorrow , and that others
rouId follow as rapidly as practtcabhe.
,1crythulng possible Is being ( lone to hasten
the departure of the troops , and it is cx-
peetcul thut before the close of the coining
week nearly all of the troops wIll have left
that part ot the island ,
A mcssago ( rein General Shatter was road
at , tto cabinet meeting , in which he reported
that ycaterday the discharges from the 1205-
'pUnt wcrc over 200 In excess of the number
qC4l ; ndmitt d , This leads the officials to
behlcvo ( lint ( lie sorlowncss of the sItuation
? iny luivc .l eu. over-stated , , bqt. this fact
will hot In the lensL'Iiuterrupt the iowpt ,
c1JlqrturQQt.tJ1e4roops. , , .
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, Cors Back to Hood's
'Whonovor ' thoIoocl
Is Impur or
Health Poor.
"I have LISCU llood'
Sarsaparhhla as a
tclnic'nnd blood purifier for a number of
. years and I use It whenever I become do-
bllitated or my blood is impure and It Las
iioyer failed to brIne mc back to my nor-
Hid condition , U always strengthens and
. 1nvJoratcs the system. " IL M , PRTJ1ER ,
pin South Street , AtchIson , Kansas ,
Hood's SarsapariHa
lohih by all Iifgi5t. $1 ; sIx for .3. Get hood's ,
Hood'9 Plila cure all IlverlIls. 2Secu1t,5.
TheOmaha iiee
Mapof Cuba Coupon
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Present . this Coupon with
lOcfor
a AflTapofCuba.
A Map of the West Indto.
And alflapoitho World ,
+ By Mull 111 cents. 2
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obt i1n ! 11cc IlLotogra'Lhl.cs
of the ExpoIt1oii.
; fly 1IA1L , 2c EXTRA.
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WHEELER FILES HIS REPORT
UiusIIiEt.1 l'rniefnr Cnnrnz niuul
2''rsevern ace of Hut it Ofli-
cerA ttnd Mcii ,
\\AStlIOTO , 5-The following
report of Major General Joseph 'Wheeler art
the operations before Santiago do Cuba has
become available :
hiflFolU SANTIAGO T)1 CUflA , July 7 ,
1S8.-To Adjutant Oeneral FIfth Army
Porps : Sir-After the engagement of Juno
24 I' pushed forward my command through
the vallcy , Lawton's and Kent's commands
occupying the hills in the vIcinIty of that
place , After two ilays' rest Lawton was
ordered forward and art ( lie night of the
80th InstructIons were given by Major General -
oral Shafter to this ollicer to attack 11
Caney , while the cavalry division and Kent's
divIsion verc ordered to move forward on
t120 regular Santiago road , The movement
cominonced on the morning of July 1. The
cavalry dIvisIon advanced and formed Its
line itl , 1(8 ( heft near the SantIago roaul ,
while Kent's divIsIon forineti its line with
( ho right joining the left of the cavalry
divIsion.
Colonel MeClernand of acnerah Shafter's
staff directed mc to give Instructions to
General Kent , which I comphiNi wILl , in
Ierson , at the sauio time personally directing -
ing ( ienerai Summer to move forwaid , The
men were all compelled to Wade the San
Junu : river to get into line. This was done
under very heavy tire of both infantry anti
artillery. Our balloon , having been sculL up
right by the main road , vns made a mark
of by the enemy. It was evident that we
were as inuchi under fire in formIng the
hue as e would be by an advance and I
therefore pressed the counniand forward
front the covering tinder whIch It was
formed. It merged Into opeit space In frill
view of the enemy , who occupied breastworks -
works and batteries on the crest of the lull
which overlooks Santiago , ohhicers and inca
falling at every step ,
The troops ndvauiccd gnllaiutly , soon
reached the foot of the bill and ascended ,
driving the enenuy frouru their works nun
occupying them on the crest of the bill ,
To accomplish this required courage and
determination on th1o part of the emcers
antI men of a bight order and the losses
were very severe. Too much credit cannot
be given to Genernh Sumner and General
ICent and their gallant brlgado commanders -
ers , Colonel Wood ninth Colonel Carroll of
tine cavalry ; General hamilton S. hawkins , ,
connniandhng First brigade , ICent's division ,
and Colonel Pearson , commanding Scco'n1
brigade. Colonel \VIkoiT , commanding
ICent's Third brIgade , t'as killed at 12:10 : ;
Lieutenant Colonel Worth took command
antI was woununled at 12 :15 : ; LIeutenant
Colonel Liscuni then took command and
was wounded ' at 12 :20 : , and the command
then devolved upon LIeutenant Colonel
Evers , Ninth Infantry.
Upon reaching the crest I ordered breastworks -
works to ho constructed amid sent to the rear
for shovels , lICICS , rnpadcs and ayes. The
enemy's retreat from the rige was preeipi-
thus , but our men were so thoroughly ox-
hurnusted that It was impossible for thuenu to
follow , Their Bhoes were soaked wIth votcr
by wading the San Juan river , they had be- '
COnno dreniched with rain , and whom they
reached the crest they were absolutely un-
ablu to proceed further.
Notwithtann1Ing their condition , these cx-
hausted men labored during time night to
erect breastworks , furnish details to bury
the darn and carry tim wounded hack in tin-
provlsed litters. I sent worth along the line
that reinforcements would soon reach us
and that Lawton sould joIn our rIght nuni
that General Bates woulni conno up and
strengthen o'r loft. After reaching fine crest
of the ridge General Kent edit the T1II2'-
tconth regulars to assist in strengthening
our right , At midnight General Uat.s me-
ported , and I Idaced him in a strong post-
tion on thin left of our line. Gcmiem'al Lawt n
had attempted to joIn us from Caney. but
when very near our lines lie was fired upon
by the Spaniards and turned back , mint joined
us next day at noon by a cIrcuItous route.
During all the day on July 2 the cavalry di-
viton , Kent's division anti h3ats' brigade
were engaged with thin enemy , being subjected -
jected to a fierce fire and incurring many
casualti s , and later In the day Lawton's
nllylsion also became engaged. During the
entire engagement my staff performed Its
duties with courage , judgment and ability.
$ peclal credit Is due to Lieutenant Colonel
J. 11. IJorst , Major William D. hleacin , Cap-
turin Joseph E. 1)Ickman and Lieutcmmant M ,
1. Steele. I desire also to say that Llcuten-
ants James H. ltoves and Joseph Wheeler ,
Jr. , Captain William Astor Cinanler , Major
B. A. Cai'lington. Mr. Aurellas Mestre an'.l
Corporal John Lundmnark also deserve high
conimneuidatlon for their courage mud good
conduct. Major W'cst , my quartermaster ,
deerveo special commendation for his energy -
orgy and good conduct during tine canupaign ,
and Major Valery tiavard anti Mr. Leonard
\'Ilsomn have also done their full duty. Cain
tam hlardie and First LIeutenant I' . J , Koes-
ter , with troop G , Third cavalry , were detailed -
tailed at headquarters and conducted tlneni-
selves handsomely under lire. The superb
courage displayed by tine omcernu and men
will be specIally mentIoned In the reports
of subordinate commanders.
AccompanyIng time report is a copy of the
dispatcines wlnlehn were sent to General
Shafter by General Wheeler , beginning
June 25 and ending July 2. On July 1 , at
8:20 : p. in , , General \Vhneeler , writIng from
San Juan , has the following to say about
s'ItiidrawIuig from thin pocition we bad won :
I examIned the line Iii front. of Woods'
brigade and gave the men shiovelun and pIcks
and Insisted on thjeiui going right to work ,
I also seimt word to Ueneral Kent to come
and get in trenching tools and sav General
hawkins In person and told hIm the same
tiling , They all pm'omniscnl to do their best ,
hut say tIne earth Inn very dlfilcunit , as a great
part of it Is rocky.
Tine positIons our inca carried were very
strong anti the lntremnchmentmi were very
strong , A number of officers mayo appealed
to me to have the line wIthdrawn and take
UI ) a strong position fartlmer back and I
CXICct they will appeal to you , I have posi-
tivoiy discountenanced this , as It would cost
us much lrestlge.
The lines are very thin , as so many men
have gone to the rear with wounds and
so many are exhausted , hut I mope those
inoun can be got up tonight and with our line
intrenchncd and Lawton on onw right , we
oughut to hold tomorrow , but I fear ft will
be a severe nay , If we can get thiroughi
touniorrow all right , we can make our breast.
works very strong the nnext nIght , You can
hardly realize the exhausted condition of
time troops. Time Thnlrnl anti SIxth Infantry
and other troops were up nnnrcluing and
hialtenl on the road nil last night nnd have
fought for twelve hours today and these
that are not on tine lIne will ho digging
trenches tomuiglut.
I was on the extreme front line. Thin
mcmi were lying tiown and reported the
Spaniards not more lingo 300 yards Inn their
front ,
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Daudruni ! anti you will soon linve
gray anid fulling hair if' tine duindruff
is not cintieked. Prof. Austin luss
; : iz ; : cured over 15,000 people with his
Is'v discovery , Will yuuu be cured
0 ; wIll you coutinuilo to smulTer ?
Skatchnctifrcnmlufe Dandruff is Caused b
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L 8,500 'hun. , .
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MICflO
\'hiich destroys tine roots at the hair anti ultimately produces baldness ,
l'rnf , .J , 11. Austin. Dermatologit anti Scalp SpecIRhist , has after 20 years
cif practIcal investlgatioq dIscovered and antIseptIc ( extracted trom soft
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coal rr liisThVfl 'InWoriitory at Minneapolis ) , which destroys the destroyer
or tine hair' lLrking !
'U ' YOUR SCALPI
Call on Prof. Auttn and be i'ic3 of Ilnuso lvrltuting parasites forever.
PREE MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION
op H&IB AND SCALP t ? , , 5213
Yoik
ow Li , Omaha
flour's 9 to 12a , in. and 8 to 0 p. za , for gentlemen ; ladles 2 to 5 p , n.
Austin's ' Antiseptic Uandruff Destroyer and Hew Hair Brewer ,
U DUslflca the .enlp ud bcnuthtiv. tine hair , Fur unle Ijy all drugIat.
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Peace. ' Propcct3 Are StimniatiEg Many
, . ' ' - Xin(13 of Bn8ines ,
FEW INDUSTRIES SHOW ANY DULLNESS
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lhiuuirnunee iii lnIor llitunrb-
auucc. nail Iunisiuieng Is
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. NFW TORK , Aug.R ; C. tun & Co.'s
Weekly Review of Trade wIll say toniorros' :
i'rospect , of peai stimulate many kinds
of business , Larger contracts are coming
forward for Iron products and a better general -
oral demand Is noted In nnost Industries.
Tb volume of payments through nUt clearIng -
Ing houses was 'the largest ever known in
July , beIng S Per cent larger than In 1892'
( or the month and for last week 11.7
per cent larger. Most induistrla ! works have
resumed after a shorter vacatIon wIth fowsr
partIcipating ( man usual , A few labor
troubles only call' attention to ( lie fact that
thus season Inns been remarkably free from
such hlumdrances ,
In spite of a promise of 700,000,000 bit of
t'hieaL this yenr tine vrlee is 2c higher for
tine week , Tine dIsposition of farmers to
hold back their wheat for Prices more 111cc
thiosti obtainable recently necounts for re-
ccipts 3d per cent smaller than last year ,
but exports , including flour , were 3,641,617
him , agalunat 2,630,725 for tine same week last
year , and for five weeks of tine crop year
12,74 1,439 hu , against PS73,922 tin last year.
Tine visible thmlply Is extremely low , but
exports at turn present rate tinrouginotit tine
year would lnave little lifting power If tine
crop was about 3C0,000,000 ( itt more timin
home nued for seed annul food. Corn ix-
Inorts for ( lie week have beemn only 1,731,347
tin , ngainst 2,725,090 inn last year , though
( ho price Imas scarcely declined ,
Cotton Is umiclrnnged , and crop advices arc
so favornlnlo tinat with acreage hot quIte
halt of 1 per cent smaller ( bali last year ,
sonnie expect a crop cf inoarhy 1,000,000 bales
larger than last year. With all comimmercial
and foreign math stocks , 1,100,000 bales
larger than a year ago , and American mIlls
stocks are also larger to an unknown cx-
tent , The crop really foreshadowed can-
hot be consumed wltluout a revolutIon In
tine world's demamids for goods. A rather
bettor demamul for staple cotton goods does
not relieve tine over-production In print
ciotims and goods nrc practically unchanged
in Inrlce. 'ivestern stiffness In iiohnling wool ,
nnmI time New ingland wool paper drIftIng
this \u'a ) ' nmnd largely refused , Indicate another -
other attempt to tIre out tine manufacturers
who are actually otferlmig for worsted wool
4 to 5 ceumts below asking prIces amid buying
scarcely any. Several mills have closed for
tim time rather than pay prices asker ! for
wool.
The Iron mninnufacturo has nearly , If not
quite , resumed Its full inroductIon , except in
the valleys , where hlessonier producers are
closing lii turn umnder agreement to force
inrices upward. While thiera inns been largely
buying , one Pittsburg steel concern with nil
its furnaces at work is taking 50,000 tomns
mote. The prIce there nloes not change as
yet , nor does local pig at Chicago , although
vltii much better buying , omie southern
concern advancing its price 25 comnts. LOW
phosphorous pig has risen iO cents at. Phila-
dcipiila , with better demand , tint unchanged
prices for other grades. Tine demuamid for
rails Includes 'bids for next winter anti next
year. A Chicago sale is reported of 4,000
tons for J upau , and eastern .sahi' at " . ,
tonla for 4mnertcan roads , 5,000 for Prince
Enlward tshand mloxt year. and 24,000 rleiir- .
crable In three years for Mexico. Structural
worlcs are frill wIth largo contracts coming
forward from all sections. liars
much stronger , tinat many mills rnfulsn lens
than $1 for iron , though stool bars sell
hmir'cly at pp cents.
Failures for the week have been 196 in
tIre United States. against 237 last year and
21 in Canada , against 29 last year.
WEEIiLY CLEARING IIOUSII I'OT.tLS ,
Aggregate of Iuushii-io , Transact ions
h- 1ui AMHOCIUSI'ii
NEW YOItK , .Aug , 5.-The followIng table -
ble , complied by flradstrect'nn , shows tine
bank clearings at eIghty-nine cIties for
thin week ended August 4 , wIth tine percentage -
ago of increase and decrease5as compared
wIth ( lie correslqnding week last year :
cI'rIEs. Amoumit , ( line. Dec.
New York . . . . . . . . . . . . . $723S2,0C,9 23.9. . . . . . . .
Benton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139,359,4G9 11,1. . . . . . . . .
Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OOl93,89 5.0. . . . . . .
Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . . 63,90iB'lT . . . . . . .
St. Louis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21G12,692 . . . , , 3.1
L'Ittsburg' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17,19S,409 . 11.0. . 4.9
Ilnitimore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . .
Sam FrancIsco . . . . . . . . . . .hI,9G5,603 5.1. . . . . . . . .
CIncinnati . . . . . . . , 10,933,750. . . . . . . . . 4.2
Kansas City . . . . . . . . . . 10,313,5t3 . . . . . . .
New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . .
Minneapoil9 . . . . . . . . . . . 5,420BIS . , , . . , , 9,7 I
Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,4iG,873 . . . . . . .
C'ioveiunil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ,922.l03 . . . . . . .
Lounisvlhhe . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,097,29 . . 4.9 t
OMAI-fA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17.9. . . . . . . . .
I'rovidenco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,642,200 , , . . 4J1
Milwaukee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'l,20)OSO , , 39.2. 5,3
St. I'aul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,0)3,201 . . . . . . . . . .
illiffaho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27.9. . ,
Iudianapoll'n , : . . , , . suriiui ; ; 21 .c. . . . .15,5 '
Columbus , 0. . . . . . . . . . 3,54,7C'i ) . , . 1.5
Savnumnnah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,9.O,2l0 . . . . . . .
Demuver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,0G,497 . . . . . . .
Hartford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,4S11S3 . . . . . . .
itiehinnonti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,295,1ST . . . . . . .
Memphis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1010,212 2S.9. . . . . . . .
\Vusiilngtoui . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,075.t3 2.1
Peoria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , 3.3. . 7,9
Itochnester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . .
New ) . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . ,
Worcester . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,337,129. , . , . . . . . .
Atlanta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,056.613 2,8. . 3.6
Salt Lake CIty . , , . , , . , 1,912,310 21,8. . . . . . . .
Siurlnguieinl lnlurss 1,493,09S 29.0
F'ort cnrtk . . , . , , , , . . , , l,351OSS 2S,1
Portland , . . . . . . . . . . . . , , , . . . . . .
l'ortlamnd , Ore. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,9. .
St. Joseph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , , . . . . . .
Los Angeles . . . . . . . . . , , 1.5
Norfolk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.23,710 . , , . . , 3.5
Hyraruso . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .925.037
Des Moines , . . , . , , . . . , . 95,2l6 . 139,5. 4.4
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Nashville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : iI,47O 25.S
Wilmington , Del . , . . , , 755,020 . , . , . , 1,7
Fail ltiver . . . . . . . . . . . . . .629S96 . , , . . , 2,13
crntmitoui . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .l6il45' ' , . . . . . .
Gramuul It&tphtls , . . . . . . . . . . . , : c 10. ,
Aruguusta , , . . . . . . . . . , . . 14,4. .
i.oweil , , . . , ' , . ; . , , . , , , , . 578,261 7.8
Dayton , Ohio .ij.i , , 7t3,403 213,8. . . . . . . .
Senittlu , . ' . , , , . , , , . . . , . , . 1,331,5131 .21.5 I
'l'aconinu . . . . . . . . , ' . , , . , , . 70S.02 . . . . . . .
S uo1uitie' . , . , . ' , . C9t452 , . , ' 13.5. . 13,5
S niux. Cty . . . . . . fduill 32,5. . . . . . . .
Nqw . . . . . . . . . . . ' , 16,7 . , . . , , .
KnoxvIlle , 'rcnn : , , . , , . . 455,91n11 16.9. . . . . . .
Topeka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , : 5,5
i3Irmumuglintu , , , , . , , b. , . 314,510 4,6
\Vlcinin , . , , , , . . , , . , , . , , 19J,3IU
flhrngiinumntonn , . . . ' . , . , . , , . . 3131,901 13.13 ,
Lincoln . , . . . 4 ; , , . . , : . . , , . . 25CSl , 4,1
Lcxlnigtoni , , K , . , . , , , . 4'12.16 $ , . . . . . .
Jutcksonn'ilie 1Ia , . , , , , . 119,9311 ,9. . . . . . . .
Kuuhainnuzoo . . . . . . . . . . . . 26i,5i4 12,3. . . . . . . . .
Akroun _ , . . . , , . , . , , , , , . . . , . 4l3,40U 111,7 I
iidd ) ' LIi3' , , , . , . . , , , , , , . : :4JiU : j . . . . . . .
Cinattannoga , , , . , . . . , . 35SC0 21.7
htockford iii . , . . . , . , , .
Cntnntomi , hnio . . . . . , . , ' . 1Gll9 , ' ' 23,1. . . . . . .
Sprlngliehil , 0mb 158,415 . 4,13
Pnnrgo , N. D . . . . . . . , , , . , , . , , .163,931 126.3. . . . . . . .
Slnux ( Fnniiun. H. D.- 91,570 13,0. . . . . . .
I Instingun , Neb . . . , , , , , . , llO,99S fS. . . . . . .
Freunnont , Neb . . . , , , . , , . , . . . . . . . . . . .
Imntyemmlort . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74,161. . 31.5. . . . . . . . .
'I'niedcn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
'Gunivestoun . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,991.3131..9.2 . . .
9hitistoun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,911,774 . 4.1. . . . . . . .
"Yaringsto'mn . . . . . . . . . . .2hl3 . . .
linciiu . . . . . , . . , . , , , , . . , . . .
. . , ' .
"Ilelemnu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I . 339,000. . . 74.2. . . .
Totohun , U. S. . . . . . ' ' , l,7,639.fi74 30. . . . . , .
'Fotnitu tutsinie N. Y. , 463.t11,5O3 2.4. . . . . .
1)OMlNlO OF CANADA.
Mointrenul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5l3.uGtJI. . . . . . . . . . . .
'l'nronto . . . . , , . . , , , , . . , , . 7,413,106 13.7. . . . . . .
\Vinuiipeg . , , . . . , , , . , , . . 1,2ISSS' ' . . . . . . 19.6
lhuuilfax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,411,592 5.9 . . . . . .
liannilton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SIS87j . . . . . . .
St. Jubni , N. II . . . . . . . . Cti,3151 . . . 7.5. . . 1,7
. Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125.116,9191 12,21. . . .
Not Included In totals be'nunue contnnin-
In other Itenn than ei'arings.
, . Not Included In totais because of no
connpntrlson far lust year.
JIIVhIIIV Vl 'I'll II S'L'UUIC M.t itlCll'I' .
t'tuitures Am lhiglit'r l'rlu's iuimil Ac-
I Ivi * > of Juuul uisi rimi I $ i'iui ri tics ,
NFl : % ' YOItK , Aug. 5-llradstreet's linen-
cliii Itoview tonnorrow will sayn
Peace negotiations and the better outlook -
look for the corn crop , resuititig froni rains
at ( mo uvest , have brought a change In speculative -
ulativo centlitions , Tine stock mnarkt l.ns
boom l'roader anti sbos the prescacs of Increased -
creased public particIpation. I'rices have
tended to advance anti tine Industrial se-
curitles bore an Important part in tine weeks
movement , renewt'd attz'niion hns ineen paid
to 'railrottct share list , nail ll grangers
stocks huic resumed their position of lead'
ershlp. flonuls have bec.u active nail strong ,
governn'nei' ' is showing a decided iiisiosttloin ,
to advance. The mew 3 per count war bonds
nrp tine obcct of a decidenl buying demand
anti' touched 105 % , whIle other clnsse of
Uniled States securities have been higher.
In tine railroad bounnl list the advances have
been marked , an investnnent demand rcsult- :
ing In new prim rec'c.rds for many of thin
bonds bI 'reorganized rejuds like Frh' , Atch
hon and Ncfrtherin PacifIc , while the
speculative hnuu'rehutseq inr.ve huelpeti valtn'J '
forthe cheap low grade lsstmes. Londomn has
snot lfden ah lmnnportnmit factor , nail tlioughn
sentiment thntro'1 ' favorable thorn sas tonuun
foreign sehliung on tine cndvamnccs bore. It
mIght be noted , tiat. the chief effect of the
pc.1o prospects timi tIne rmnrtrket abroad wouhi
notcIruso the rapid advance , In ( iii prlco
of Sp .sh 45 , which touched .12 in Londaun , ,
while at Madrid the gohut premium fell to 137.
The beginning of gold iniporlatlons pre
dticcs a plethora of money , aun'l far more
significance has been attached by tine mar-
ict to ( ho preseunt outlook for nun average
yield of corn. This is rehleotcul by the nb-
cided strength of tim s'curitics of corn
carrying railroads anul tint , reappearance of
reports concerning incras.s of dividends or
their restimnptlon by a number of companies.
At the same time the revived activity at
tine railroad list has been partly at tine CX-
1)01180 ) of the industrials , ilomno of tIne latter
group , which have been ( inc objects of toll-
ishi unanipulatioun , dnouu'ed a disposition to
lose pnit of their tecent advances ,
flhtAIS1'IlIdfl'I"S lti11'lldV OF 'I'ltAIE.
hicstiltt' Mldsnhniuui'rQu let l'rleei Iii
% IniiIIine's 'l'cni tinn'nrnl.
NEW YORK , Aug.Ilradstreet's wilt
say tomorrow :
Tine stiuniuiatimng influences of tIne apparently -
ently near' approaCh of peace , coupled with'
the geinerahiy expected benefIcial effects , It
Is hoped will 1low. from the opening up of
new mnuirkets iii 'the lands adbed , to thin
natIonal donnniui seem to increase as tine
snnmninner wanes. .
'flint the lmnprovement , wiiiio as yet ad-
mnittedly one largely of sentIment Is not
emitirely so confined , however , Is proven by
reports of , a still further increased distrlbti-
tion of staple goods In tine wheat , northwest -
west and soUtinwCst , vinere the excellent
crop situation Inns rendered harmless tine'
stuhiposed benunihlng effects of war. So far
ns thin crop situatiomi Is concerned , last
reek furnishes not the beast notable contribution -
tribution of thin year iii reports cdmnning train
the great sinrplus corn producimng states of
beneficial rains checking a deterioration
which tincntened mnnaterlal dannnge to this
most widely grown amni intrinsically vain-
able of thin country's cereals.
\'lnile the tenibency generally Is to concede -
cede some diminution lii tIne corn yield mrs
a result of the recount ( Irouth , tine steadiness -
ness of the price of that. cereal bears wit-
miens to tine wllhinginess of tine trade to be-
hero ( hunt somno faihiung ott In this year's
yield can be safely pernnnitted In view of tine
bumper crops of recount years. Another cmi'-
couraging feature of the week Las been the
perceptIble growth In strength of the Iromi
and steel situation , partly as the result ,
It is ciaiund , of" tine hoped-for approaching
close of Inostilitics , mit partly also as tire
result of an actIve ( lenmand on domestic amnd
foreign , account for nearly nil forms of these
metals. Particularly notable is the demand , '
more especlnliy in tine cemntral west for Iron
for agricultural iniplenionts and for steel
rails for exlort and for domestic ship build.-
tag.
Firmness In prices is a feature of particti-
ia1 inuterest in ' . view ot the enormous production -
duction of pig' iron , early In tine year amid
apparently reilocts the going into consunnp-
tion of most of this immense production ,
leaving stocks generai1r , 'uvitinin controllable
limits. Eincohraging export demand for our
cereals , great steadiness of prices , largest
recorded mldsumnier bamnk clearings and
fairly encouraging railroad earnings , inot-
withstamnnllmng the willingness of farmers to
accept presemit cereal 'aiuics ore additional
encouraging featuree of trade at the pros-
ant. time. , . .
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Prices are quite generally lurn or tenuing
Upward In , spJte of the midatininner quiet-
floss 'iii i auiy IIns' At 'trade. As a result
of operations In July , thIrty-two , or about
one-third of all ' staples advanced in value ,
twenty-seven declined , while forty- four re-
malned steanly or-uncinanged. Advances In
many cereals , except whneat anti flour , live
hooves and hogs , a number of provlsiouns ,
dairy products and groceries , most raw ( cx-
tiles except cotton ; petroleum , rubber , nil-
cabal , opium and cirminino are features of
thin nmntim's operatioiis. Important deCrea3s
aidc from that in wheat , are found In some
low makes o iron and steel , sonic otlwr
metals amnd In bnuldimng ( lumber. Compared
with Auigtist one year ago , 'elxty-slx out of
101 stnuiies are higher , twenty-nina are lower
and nine are unchanged , so tlnat it unnay be
said that compared with a year ago there
mayo been more than two advances for every
declimno 'reported.
Wheat shijnmneints for thin week , flour in-
eluded , ant wheat , aggregate 4,111,312 busin-
cia , as against 2,271S72 bushels last week ,
and compared with 3.308,477 bushels In this
week a year ago , 2,717,850 buslieis in tine
correspondimng week of 1106 ; 1,550,562 bushelS
In 1895 and 3,417,200 bushels in 1891. Simncc
July 1 , thIs year , tine exports of wheat aggregate -
gregate 14,326,122 bushels , against 11,655,021
bushels last year. Cornn exports for thu
week aggregate 2,856,023 htnsincls , as against
2,601,121 brmshels 'Inst week , : l,222SSS hush-
els in 18th ? , 1,257,483 imi 1806. 1,106,770 In
1895 , and 22,100 bushels In 1S91. Sluice July
1 this year , exports of cornn aggregate 13-
514,92 bushels , agaiunst 12,461,205 bushels
last year.
lOusiness failures Ini tine United States are
at a mninluiium , numbering 189 , Identical in
mnumnhcr 't'iithi those of last week , cam-
pared with 2l4inthls week a year ngo , 269
Inn 1(91 , ' 209 in 1895 and 197 In l8)1. ) Camn-
adiitfl faIlures number ' 23 , as against 34
last week , Ii in thus we'k a year : go , 35 in
ISOOn. dfl , in 1811. ; aqd 40 In 1894.
RETURNING FROM SANTIAGO
i'.irtr nif Corrt'141OiideIitM nuiil Ariiny
Olllcirs .ii'ilvi' oni I lit' ' 1'niuuiN-
jnirt I i'iijiii ) IS.
NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-The United States
tramusport Iriquols ( known as Na. 25) ) or-
rived at Quarantine today from Snlintiago
with fifteen passemigers. All ann velI on
hoard , exceptiuig. that some of ( ho passenngors
had slight attacks of malaria while at Santiago -
tiago , none have been sIck since leaving
Cuba. 't'lio following is a list of ( be passengers -
gersV. : . D , Powers , correspondent of the
Boston Transcript ; J. F' . J. Archibald , Sali
Francisco I'ost ; Frank Norris , McClure's
niagazimno ; II. E. Armnstrong , New York ;
Colonel 1) , flagon , Ninth Massachusetts ;
Colonsi Jolimn ii. Page , Third infantry ; Lieutenant -
tenant V , IC. Jones , Sicth infantry ; Lieu-
! tenant IL 1) , WISe , Ninihi Inrnniry ; iieu-
tenamnt if , if. Warren of General Lnwton'H
stiuff Lieutenant C. P. Jioberts , eventeentli
' infantry ; Rev. Dr. N. C. ' McCook , chaplain
Scc9rmcl Pennsylvania ; General Weston , chief
commissary ; Dr. Josclnii' Krauskopt of Phlla.
, dolphin ; Trnvers , cleric to Colomnol'eston ;
Mallory , clerk to Ctnhoriei Westnn Thomas
I 1)oney , sergeant Comnnpany B , Ninth tnfan-
try ; .1. Farrell , private Company 11 , Ninth
infantry ; John ] . Anderson , private Comn-
pamny I ) , Ninth Massachusetts ; N , i. Dawson -
son , band , First listrict of Columbia ;
Leary , civilian.
Dr. L. Doty after inn examination of allen
on board time transport decIded to hold the
steamer for disinfection. Dr. Ii , C , McCook
of Piulindoipinia went to Santiago to assist
In caring for ( lie members of hIs regIment.
lie did not arrive until after the surrender.
lie says that there is very little yellow loves'
among tine troops , hut fears that it will
beconino ( ? ildcfltC hater unhesa somethning is
done pronintly to rcmdve them north ,
B I 1 SS ' Dig Millinery Fire Sale
Hundreds of hleautiful Pattern hurts and
Flowers , Ever > 'thiung' must inn closed out
iii in , few d4ys. Nothuimng reserved ,
Ni'ui' ICIIuL Suuhlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .tMti
1.eishrtriis , , . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
The Surflics-Bn1s of i"luue Mu.
liner3' ever had In tine WEST. Come earls'
and et choice.
1g soui'u ivvii ;
( lOtS flO'N VITil .ltI.b hl.til ) $ .
Not il'eii hit' % nnmio of lime Wreeketi
Str'nuuicr Is I ( tnO'in ,
ST. JOhNS , N. I' . , Aug. 5.-The mail
steamer Virginia Lko arrived at Tilt Cove ,
onVest hay , 230 miles from here , at daylight -
light , inrlnglag certain corroboration of the
reported loss of an ocean liner In tine Straits
of 13db Isle. A fisherman at Noddy bay rc-
reported that inc saw a steamer collide wIth
an iceberg and nink soon after. The report
is generally believed , btut nothing reliable
Is obtaInable. Tine flshnormnnnn said that the
steamer looked like a passenger ship and
ho could sea the people trying to launch
boats , but. thin ship sank before thncy could do
anything.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
3 , 'IV. Sineprurd of St. Paul is at tine Mur.
ray.
1. ' , ii , Todd and wife of St. Louis are at
the Millard.
Miss Etitli Jackson Is ( lie gtiest of rein-
tives in Chnicngo.
'lYdia M , Sawyer anti wito of 'IVasiniung- ,
ton , 1) , C. , are Millard guests.
Mr. mud Mrs. hay Nyc nra among tlmo
Nebraska arrivals front Frennont anti are
MIllard guests ,
Miss Jane l'erley of Los Angeles , Cal. , Is
spemndumng a few weeks with Mrs. F' . A , lIre-
gan , iii lCotintza i'ince.
Joe i'iquard of Telltmride , M. W'amnlnachn of
Trinidad nund 1. I. Killer of iJoulder are
Colorado visitors to thin exposition ,
F' . I. llootin and' wife , 1. It. Tannner nind
wife , Misc lieu 1)yen antI Ii. V. Dance , nil
of ltieiimnond , Tox. , are Murray guests.
F , ii. Myers , Willard 5 , harding and Capelin -
( olin \Villianmi II. Ilnyuvznrd , nil of tine 5cc-
onul Nebraska volininteera , are in Ornuahna.
Miss Ihesslo Skiunumer , formerly of Onnialnit
hnmt now omngaged In educational work iii
Chicago , Is visIting her pareints , on Twenty-
sixth street ,
0. C. holmes. secretary of tine Manufac-
turers' and Consumers' association , is in
his omen ngamn , arter a week's tussle with
malarial fever.
'IV. S. Shearer , J. D. Wilhelmnn , Ii. Wilson ,
If. A. Waiters , iininIe F. Llncolun , 13. II.
\\'inans , T. Mark , 'IV , N. Sawyer , J. P.
Howell nod C. 11 , Crosby are Millard guests
fronn Chnlcngo.
.J. p , Jeffrey amid wife of Waupunn , Wis. ,
Fred Fleming nunti rlfe , Corsicana , Texas ,
II. H. flebow nail wife , T. McMihlami nunil
ivifo of I'ittniburg , l'a. , are exposition visitor -
or stopining at thin Barker.
Ex-Governor htobert 'IV. Furnnas , accompanied -
panied by hits mniece amid granddatmghiter , us
"doling" tine ox1)osition ) this week. Tiicy'
are pleasantly quarterpd at 2117 Sherman'
avenue , the home of Mrs. S. C. iiauninart.
Congressman Ilenry C. Lonndenslager of
Pauisboro , N. J. , anti R. Gnrnmore , Jr. , and ,
'IV. S. hlumoclc of Tremntomn , N. J. , arrived in
Onnmuiia yesterday evening from tine south ,
and wIll spend several days visitIng tine cx-
imsitlon.
George 'IV. Peck , ox-governor of Wiscon-
simi , was an exposition visitor yesterday.
1-To spent most of the day upon the grounrhs
anni wemnt away well pleased. lie saId tiiat
tine exposition exceeded his expectations
and added : "It Is bound to be a great sue-
cess , both as a achnonl of Instruction and as
a financial enterprise. "
Nebraskans at hioteis C. L. Babcock and
daughter , Miss Tbonnas , Lincoln ; 'IV. T.
Damn. Drnwnviiie ; 0. Woodruff , Georgetown ;
It. S. ICrrrner , lrabls CIty ; 'IV. II. flialcemnaun ,
Norfolk ; Ire D. Marston , Kearney ; II. H.
Sipson , hlebron ; Edvnrd C. Junkln and
wife , Blair ; C. F. Adiiins , Crawford ; \Vii-
11am MorViSOmi , Chester ; W.t. . Metzgnr ,
wife and son , Beatrice ; Frank II. Scott ,
Emerson ; 13. J. Turney and wife , An3ley ;
John Reese , Broken Bow ; Pierson D. Sniltin ,
Aubrey A. Smith , St. Edward ; J. T. riojd ,
Oahcdnle ; I. E. Doty. Iavld City ; D. D.
Patty , Herbert Potter. Seward ; N. V. lIar-
lan , York ; E. 'IV. fleedic , Paplilion.
Moveminenits of Occult 'YecI , Aumg S.
At Now Yark-4rrived---Edam , from Ret-
terdom ; Palata , from Hamburg ; Auguste
VIctoria , from Hamburg ; Etru'rin , front Liv-
erpool.
At Glasgow-SaIiC(1---Hestia ( , for Baltimore.
At Moviile-Sailed-FUrflCSSia , for New
York ,
At QueenstOwn-ArrivCd-Canada , froni
Ilostomn.
At Antwerp-Saiicd-NCdcrimUib , for Phil-
anlelphla.
At Ilamhurg-Arrived-FuerSt Blsmarcht ,
from New York.
At Livcrpool-Sailcd-BovlC , for New
York.
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Telephone 2217.
Lents & Williams , Props. and Mgr
W. W. COLE. Act. Manager.
TONIGHT-ALL WEEKS
The 11Taison Sisters
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Jian Za ora3
Seumicutloniul : Aortaltsts.
MISS IRMA OI.11lStNICY ,
Presennutmig her woinnieritnl 'rratmuc'd CocutOOFi. :
: slnllcy , 1.IT'i'Lv ; . 1'JI'L'ZICO't' : Loubu
Operatic Dunetbnts ,
Till : ; uii1i'r ROXALDOS ,
Groteiuiiiu Terpileluorcains.
ChrJN 'flhi , ' .IflilIcS
Sir'itch Artists orlgiuurul.
iIND O'Jfllt' ISIG..tO'J'4.
. nund thin
TroofldoL'o CJilIozigo Orolio'it rim !
ConcertS iii the Suuinuunor Grirdemi.
DtrDCU1TTQ 'l'iIEATflII and
UIJflLiIitllLIli UAltUiN.
1-ivory Piioo Non'No'.t Stiiulny.
The Creighton I
0 , \Vnodward , A iunUseiniemt Ill teeter ,
'VOiEt1 1tO : TNiGli'V ( 8tn0
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PRESI1NTINQ
"F1IR REL"
Next W'etuk-"F'AUS'l' . "
T ! JON
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MERRY--GO--ROUND
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I thi and Cilliltol Aye ,
Capture the Brass fling and Ride Again
FREIi.
Jou , M Uh'C1ItFF. Losses' suiil iluuiuager ,
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THIS MILLARD
i3th and Iouginui , Sts. , ( ) mntihin.
CENTItAIdX LOCA'rED.
-4IMIIIIICAN .iNi ) iit'ltOi'litN I'l'iN-
.1. 11 , M.iltlclii. , t .ON , Proiis ,
-HOTI3L BA1CER- !
13Th ! AND JONES STI1IIITS , OMAHA ,
Ito OUTSIDE IIOOMH.
American Plain.$1.50 anui 82.00 iwr day
EuroPean Plum. . . . . . . . . . . . . ® iner day
F'IIANIC BAItFCIII1 , Muiltunger ,
SAM IJiUJMAN , Cinlof Clerk ,
T'IURTAY iLl OTLL ,
14th utnd ilarney 131.
American Plaui-3 to ' 1 tlohinnrni per 'Jay.
t4treet eaE $ train ( lelnotli utnnh from hotel to
Exposition clrounds in llftceii minntv.
Ii. SILLOWAY , lnlnnnnger
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MIDV.t' A'j"l'IIA"I'UNS ,
( w , www.P.dFw % _ )
The 'Vnnderfiul Cycloi'aiiin
Of thin Grunt lhrnttio iletwoci , thin
MIflh1IMAC - AND - MONITOR
During the Clvii l'uir , is tine uiuobt.c05113'
and finest "mow on tine l\'est. MIdway ,
DON'T VAIl. TO SIIU iT.
TIRED ANDUESPMDENT _
Mrs1 Boser Sneaks for Maiiy Careworn
ornpIaiiiiii Wonien
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Women In charge of hnonies annul careworn ,
complainIng pcnpl flail their strength per-
rnanemnlly established by the rise of Pairno's
celery corilpounul , tine greatest miervo restorer
and blood lumrlfler the world has over ineemn
blessed witln. Try it , mml when you go to time
drug store for I'aitnc's celery compound see
that you get It.
Mrs. miser speaks for countless \vomemu
who mayo suffered from aching backs , worn
nod tired feelings , amid imavo beeni freed from
Pan and weakness by l'ahiio's celery conn-
pound. Mrs. lloiscr tells time story of iner
dehiveranice from invalidism in the two ( oi-
lowing letters :
Mounitain Junction , Tenn. , Nov. 3 , ' 91.
'IVells , iTtlciiarnlson & Co. .
Dear Slrs-Two : years ago I caine foni
Nova Scotia , and I suppose my doblhitated
condition was partially owlmng to climatic
Influences , I userl vnrioumnr idmuls of uniedi-
cmos , but contintmahly grew weaker , imuutil
it Was with difficulty that I could go up amid
down stairs , and Iii trying to walk oumt of
doors , could go only a few steps whcn I
would be obliged to leani nngaimnst a tree or
sit ( lOWti , I mad n'carl frequently of PaIne's
cciery componnnid and resolved to use it.
It put me on miny feet again , so tlmnt. I
began to take courage. I rnsenl several hot-
35THE MORE YOU SAY THE LESS PEOPLE
. I LEMEMBER. " ONE WORD WITH YOU
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' MIDWAYATTPuACTIONS. _
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VISIT TflJi
Itloorish hare in
OH the J'Ii1 .h1Iilh1't3f , ( I nil s'o Ihe lion-
de'f.ul rejii'uinlnrtIoi , if Eli , . 11(0 U S Ifi.I iro-
, , iu-IaifIiii'tl'i' SIfI-at.O 1ie Jtottoii -
lcins il'iiI.I. iluufi J.1NCIYG GI RI . & ,
rim.
rim.4oorsh ci
Is the MOST POPULAR Place to dine or
iumichi on thto East Midway. Good service
and city prices mn.nko It dsirnrhlo for
fnmllle . . . . . .
THE MOORISH PALACE
Tue Only Temple of Art nuid
Anituseuunent on the ,1l idvzty.
hrtost ivomnderfuil scemnr'uu portrayed au iii life
on tine 'l'rnrnnsvnmrl cnnuum4tnintiy umiiueallng to
tile visitor. See ( lie Lobby Enitertoinmnent.
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JAPANESE TEA GARDEN
CURIO STORES
N , of Miiic hall-East Mlthvn3' .
Tile OilOF 01 IIi PARIS ExsIiU ! I ! ! !
-'l'liiI-
FLYING LADY.
A. hit'ziuitlfuul "I'L'nuniui tIortlii lii siuiee.
O1' ii 15 11. ' . S'l' MI I ) uS'A % ' .
THE MYSTIC MAZE
Nov laugh I l'tiiit you , rsei r I C you , 'uiii
1111 itiI Ilirl iI(1l ( ) If iiii lipid the
liu.suilfiil , * Jnil' ,
' .1 , S\V1iPT . IVi COOL flRELZIf4
, ,1.h1li PLACE FOlt SOCIWJ'Y , l
crm Vfflc
C'1'lNt'Ol'5 ) VA tDliS'IL1dI ,
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Have Yonr Ian(1 ! ( ilcail
. N\ \ , , A sill your I'AWI' ' nail I'll.
' 1' if It l ttil miem rat , , 13' 1 , id
' ' . hiniut'snu , ' by thin m.d ' , srrutl.
. t J , , unmttr5 ii ? h'i. , ' , . , , i Nun , .
I imnnnl 'hionI Of b'nutuii l'nrY.
; 5aru readings tip to Jijly 11
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TEII0l11 of ILd1S1'RI
East MkIwtnv
STREETS OF CAIRO
SIi I hi' (1 rliuitnl hnsxl ) mime Iii'asu ( los Iii
Ihi.'ir uiuuli i' t'uNiuiiiH .iiiul uhuuu't's.
% 'ituueis liii , fusujus , , . . , ' , , . , ' iuil
iiiie n rldo na I hii i'aiiit'J ,
Mammoth Whato
Length 55 Ft. Weight 80,000 lbs
'i'lie Only ( emiuine
"u'iiutie Iii the \VorIU.
EAST MLI'AY ,
ties nail I feel that I owe ynu a nicint ot
gratitude for tine annie. I reenmuninend the
eommmpotnnnl to mnny friends turn' amid near ,
Yours gratefully , Mn's. C. II. liolser.
After two years Mrs. liniser stIll tirnises
i'alminn's celery connlolmmnnl.
St. lihmnno , Tenuu , Juno 23 , 1S96.
1)oar Sirs-i still couitimiimc a frlemnd ntnd
veui wisher of Paine's celery connpoumnd , nail
mayo recciveii replies frani miiy frIenils of lint
good results on ini' recommumnneundatiomn. I wIsh
you comntlmnuenl success. Yoinrmn trimly ,
Mrs. C. It. iloiser.
Ono of tine largest retail druggists Iii thin
city , whose bumsinicas cuinbies liini to tcl
the iuibllc laulse imi tine matter of siclcuies
anid its cure , says , ' ' \'elmmeun nrc IecnmiiarlY )
In need of a inlensamnt tonic. They stuffer
fronn exinuiimstlimi , amid in i'alne's celery
counpoumnd tiney ilniub imnstamnt relief. Many'
faimillics now use It , minnd munamny wires give it
to theIr hmushamnds when timey i'eturmi imonno at
might worm amnt from business cares , It
imever fails to Invigorate both time mimnd
ammil the 1)0(1) ' , arid is in 1rcliaratlomn thmnt.
mmicets a cnmumnonn want for a smite mind bone-
flelal tonic. "
I'aino' celery comnpounnul is just ( Inc reni-
Cnly that stilts tine conuiitlnnn of women rtnn
down iii hicaltim , with uuisti'nmnug nerves ,
wasted bodies , amid tinlin , vitIated blood.
"CllUT THE OWTES"
m Take a Wihi Ride fox' Life on
Fn 'rho Great inolimiol U
U You will roinombor it f.rovov
anti tcl ( 'our IL'iondS how it
happened.
Don't. lath to mire a ride on
GRIFFITUS' ' SOENIE RAILWAY
on ( lie N I1)\VAV , ann'i son in m'eprennenntuutiouu
of time UA'1'TI.i 01' MANILA in ( iii' Gu'ent
' ] 'tmnunel , 'l'h ' iiurtezn ( rigint for ujuc te rail-
w'ays in amiy huurt of tine t'mnitt'ui Sau'nt for
sale by J. A. Griiiithis , at ills 0111cc inn tii
id id uvuy.
TWL WSTSW
lii tiiu Greattunt Attraction nun tine MID.
'line inolniul ) ( if tin ( ' O % ' Stuige.
'rue naomi ex'iuiinu , s'emic t ft'onitlei' life
mtn'I ' hnilrhrenilthn esr'npent ' froun uuutunYks of
( ho I tnniintns ennui itouu'ly iu st''mi at the
GRE'1' WILD WIS'F
) , , ' ' , , t'eut.
- _
AFNAC'S - /
Trailed Wild animal Show.
SEE 'I'll E LAl.i ) lANCE
IN ThIL lEN OFLIONS.
. ,
1)ITltl1N ) ( ' ( .TT"M , JM
CXiVItNiA JLJ i'i& ,
Tine biggest , most , most imoVel exiilhjillofl
on tfHt MluiwuiIP. Adumiisnttinmn emily 10 counts.
c. lmti'ul of muourly mo ( Jlnnmit Os.
) trit'ines , tacnnn ! of Ostri&'lt t'iuli hi
ouuhy a ( ow day's clii. 'I'ine mio"t P ,
gorgeous iniuuuiuurU out earth. Ostric.'ln p
Onui'icin mnests , ( 'ti'
1iiVJ ' (2A"'i'VP , l'rup ,
'
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110 NotForgettoVislithe
C1JS ThATU ,
Tea Garden , Bazar and loss ;
House on West IVIidway.t
uraiia Battle
of Coiifetti
, ' : t 'l'iu.suhuI3 lit uiu ; , I , . Iii , sit
Streets ot MI Naflons
cDz av ©
' 2OtIu .uiini .hinisvuiy.
'rIu only ( nunnihy i'iort whiei'e ) ' ( nui can hind
t lie P i t uXnL'.u I us , roleesiuuiien t us , e to. ' 1
Regiituu l iuiuiei' 81)e. )
Frc ( nily concerts. t"rltz Mueller , Pop ,
RoI.LEu : CHAIRS , JINRIKISIIS
CAull' Wi'OOLS. IiliA'I'S FOR FlIthi.
\ 011F13. CoNCIit'J'S , 3i'l'C. Ask
filaunil No I , ' 'St'inh'y , ' ' Admimnlstrnntlon Arct
b'tunill N' 2. "Iesu'cy , ' ' 'IV"st Mhibwnuy ,
Htaunul No , 3 , ' ' 1 t.'h'sr' . ' 'urIh , vimititnet
3tmtiutl No , 4 , "Ir.mIuson. ' ' South viaduct.
Or 'I'Inouucs
CLJMMINS , [ xposltlon ( irouns ,
VENETIAU GOtDOLAS ARE
ON TIlE LA000U