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Belt Buckles 10c
0 Pure, Delicious, Wholesome
Ice Cream
In Candy Dept.
The Lot Comprises
5 SASH BUCKLES AND
A careful survey of the departments in our store will convince you that we can save you
money on everything you eat, use or wear We handle nothing but reliable merchandise
and guarantee everything we sell, Our stocks are complete and the low prices that how
prevail means money saving for you ?C
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PULLEY BUCKLES
nun rim am. kjiw rnu 10c.
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Carpets
Draperies
Third Floor
We are showing a handsome
line of carpets and draperies
just now. Prices that will
interest you and patterns that
will please you.
Best Union Carpet, OOP
per yard
All Wool Carpet ETCn
extra good
An immense assortment of
Velvet Carpets ESp
per yard . . J1J1
Straw Mattings, 11 n
per yard 12"
Hodges' Fibre Mat- 40P
ting, per yard . ... .... "
Linoleum, per square y
Fine assortment of Rugs,
Art Squares, at great bargains.
Window Shades OP'
complete each kJVJv
Best Extension Rodsll n
made A 2
Furniture
Solid Oak Dining Chair cano scat brace
arm regular $1.25 chair Oftr-t
our price "OC
Couches from $15.35 A
down to 0.-V
G-foot Extension Table y tf
solid oak OiUU
Combination Bookcase -4 f f
solid oak lLFaOU
Iron Bods from $13.75 SZf
down to 4W0S
Drag- Dept.
Bennett's Wild Cherry
Phosphate is the best sum
mer drink mado. Sold in
three sizes
8c, 16c and 30c
Served Free In Drim Dept.
Bennett's Capitol Toilet
Soap a now addition to our
well known line of soap a
very fine soap for hard An
water, per cake
Bennett's Naptholeum
Bug Killer guaranteed to
kill bugs and insects of all
kinds sold in 12 oz. 1 An
bottle at AVJO
Whiskies and Wines for
medicinal use, guaranteed to
be pure and just as repre
sented. Sold in bottles or by
tho quantity.
Bennett's Pure Malt
Whiskey the best Ci
in tho market, bottle - -"
Teas and
Coffees
A Nice Cool Drink.
Our famous Corslcan Blend Toa served
free at our Tea Department.
Vor Ico tea our Corslcan Blend A n
has no equal and only ccsts qj
you, per pound
Coffees
Rio Coffee 20c, lBo, 16c ilft
and IJllC
Bennett's Capitol Coffee Oftp
per pound .wO-'
No. 3 Java and Mocha n
per pound AUv
Jewelry Department
A comnlcto lino of Klein, Walthnni, Ilnruwlcn nnil Hntnll-
ton movuniunts, ".las. Iloss" nnd "Crescent" cold Hllwl casus,
ladles' and gents' solid Hk gold watches. A nice line of dia
mond rings.
Some Specials for Tomorrows-day
Oak or Walnut Clocks strike hour and half hour on
wire goti, handsoniely carved cases height -4 (
'2 In., width iaj In. fully guaranteed I VJ Q
our price v
Tlie "Tattoo" Alarm Clock will rlitfj IX) minutes
sourest alarm clock made our prlcu
unless you get tip and stop It the host nnd hand I . "j
leather Watch
Chain
3c
We will place on sale all of our regu
lar l!)c, i!."c, !lSc buckles tomorrow at 10c
each. The lot comprises sash buckles
and pulley buckles. In stone set and
enameled choice 10c.
r Silver Plated Fancy Op
Handlo Tea Spoons
Holt and Skirt Supporters 5c
Waist I'ln Sets live plus and one
button, per set l'Je
Jeweled lint Tins tic
There will be other bargains.
Symbols of Summer
June, July and August Jolliers.
Old Willow Blue Flemish Stone Ware.
In character relief work of quaint Dutch subjects.
OROWLERS Open Jug 2-quart 33c . STEINS Covered extra largo $1.40
GROWLERS Open Jug 1-quart 9Sc ; PROSIT Open Mug-largo 1 12c
GROWLERS-Covcrcd Jug-2.quart....n.35 1 P'IT-Open Mug-largo 2. ISc
.... . T I PROSIT Open Mug largo 3 25c
OROWLEItS-Covered Tankard U.9S , UXTER coOLER-2-quart 25c
GROWLERS Game Jug 4Sc ( nuTTER COOLER 3-quart 35c
STEINS Covered 75o BOSTON BEAN POT 2-quart 4Sc
STEINS Covered OSe j BOSTON BEAN POT 3-quart COc
TUB COLDEST JSIJYDG
For Ice Water.
No. 2 Cooler Jar 1.9S No, 3 Cooler Jar $2.48 No. 4 Cooler Jar $2.9S
Complete with Nickel Faucets. These Jars are covered with Foliated Blue Leaf
and Vine Work. An attractive and practical furnishing for one's home.
W. R. Bennett Co.
15th Street and Capitol Avenue
Hardware
Dept.
Our stock of Hard wave and
Tinware is tho most complete
in the west. If wo canuot
supply you with what you
want it is not obtainable. Our
prices are the lowest and our
goods are guaranteed.
For JMonday
We shall have something
very interesting to say to
lovers of ice cream. Call at
our Hardware Department,
main entrance, first lloor.
Garden Hose
If your hose Is leaking nnd will hot
stand our high city pressure, remember
we have It that will, ut prices of
lie, 12c,
13c and 14c
It is Fly Time
And you need Screens and Screen Doors
we have a complete line at lowest
prices. Wo can supply you with tho
highest possible grade screen wlro of
any width, cut ns you want It.
Hammo'ks
You cannot afford to do with
out a hammock, und we sell
them at the low A On
price of t:Ou
We have a complete lino of
Hammocks and can save you
money on them.
CROQUET SET - 5Qg
2nd Floor
Bargains
A large shipment of Ameri
can Plato Mirrors just arrived.
Wo will place these mirrors
on sale Monday at extremely
low prices
16c 28c 38C
48c 68c 98C
JMusical
In s tru men ts
Guitars, Mandolins an
Violins at one-third off regu
lar prices.
Baby Carriages
Tho prottior your baby the
more need of a beautiful baby
carriage. We can please you
and not charge A O SL
you over tkDkJ
Complete lino of Baby Car
riages and Go' Carts.
Stationery
Dept.
Our special leader pure tissue
Toilet Paper, extra quality,
actual value per roll 8c, A n
pur price only
The Wcls Brush Tube, filled with perfumed
white mucilage, does not gum, clog or dry
up It Is clean and convenient and Is far
superior to ordinary mucilage
sticks quick our prlco only ....
Our one-pound packet extra flno A CS
Noto Paper only lOw
Fancy Scalloped Shelf Paper J
tlx colore per dozen sheets, only ....v
.9c
LINKS THE ELBE TO TRAVE
flew Girmn Canal ii Opened with Oeri
monlcns Pagoitrj.
EMPEROR AND CABINET WERE PRESENT
Cloaluc of IJIrt Mnde IniioUlr by
Uhfitruotlvr 'I'hcIIpn of l.onU
r- Uprinuii 'I'lii'llTn Id to lie
Itcniljimtoit. ,
Herman ngrlculturo can rise again Is by Im
proving Its methods and not by artificially
raising tho prices of products.
Count von Posadowsky-Wehner, secretary
of state for the Interior, soon leaves for the
Parts exposition, officially representing the
empire. Thenco he rood to England.
The emperor has awarded Manager Conrled
of New York the crown order of the third
clai for merits In German art In America.
Cloudbursts did a vast amount of damago
this weak, especially In tho Rhine, Hanover
and Westphalia districts.
.Copyright, 1500, by tho Associated Press.)
BBIlltIN, June lfi. Tho opening today of
th Elbe-Travo canal with a great pageantry
In the prrnenco of the emperor and cabinet
nnd delegates from cities throughout Oer
inany Is another step forward. The canal
has a length of forty-one miles, a width of
thirty-two metres, of which Twenty-two to
twenty-nevcn aro on the bottom; a depth of
two to two and a half metres, and cctits
25,000,000 marks, of which I.ubeck pays 17,
600,000 inarkn nnd Prussia 7,500.000 marks.
Vessels of S00 tons will navlgato thereon.
There will bo several Intermediary harbors,
In which the principal on will bo at Moel
len. Tho canal will revivify both the In
ternal and forolgn trade of the old Hansa
town of I.ubeek, as tho transport of the
jroliiCts of tho whole Austrian nnd German
Elbe towns to the Baltic will thereby bo
Kreally cheapened ami their export to the
Scandinavian north will be facilitated. Ham
burg, too, will bo Botnewhat benefited by
tun canal.
Tho Intention wan to clo?o the session
nt both houses of tho Prutnlan Olct today,
but, owing to tho amazing revolt against
thn government which has broken out In
the House of Lords, which usually works
in full accord with tho government, this has
bow becomo ImpoFolble.
Under tho leadership of Baron Ton Ix
vctzow, who Is a former Ilclchfitag president,
the lords gave the government a distinct
rote of distrust In the matter of regulating
tho Silesia rivers, whero terrific floods are
customary. In tho lower house the liberals,
under Dr. Barth, tried mild obstructive
tactics against the passage of the depart
ment storo bill. The latter will como up
again on Monday, but It In questionable
whether tho bill will pass now unless the
obstructive tactics cease. However. It Is
certain tho Diet will adjourn during the
coureo of tho coming week.
Ilecently tho lower employett of the Prus
sian railroads, although in a etato of rebel
lion, havo shown an Inclination to affiliate
vlth tho socialist party, and have evinced
Un Utry way llssatlfactlon with their
prcuent ealnrlw and conditions. Tho of
ficial Berliner correspondent today pub
lishes a formal warning, threatening the
illaobedlents with summary discharge.
Itciiiljuiitiiieiit of Turin.
In anticipation of the main legislative
topic of the coming fall, namely, tho read
justment of the German tariff, a vigorous
ngltatlon has set in both the pms nnd
rostrum. Beside thoso recently mentioned
a meetlug of high protectionists will bo held
at tho KaUerhoff June 19 and 20 In favor of
raising tho duties,
Tho seml-offlclnl Post declares there Is no
doubt that an autonomous tariff will be pro
jioscd by tho government, but nlso that In
the coming treaties will be fixed a minimum
tariff below which Oermany, under no cir
cumstances, will go. This minimal tariff
will bo kept ns a secret. After this a series
of preliminary negotiations for new com
mercial treaties with different countries will
begin. It Is significant that yesterday Dr.
Mlquel, the minister of finance in the Diet,
answering objections raised by Dr. Barth,
the nationalist, said tho next session would
reo ludeed some pronouncedly agrarian leg
islation. Tht Vosslslchp Zcttung says tbo only way
BLOOD RUNS IN PEKIN
(Continued from First Pago.)
ANOTHhR CRISIS ON HAND
Sitnition at Oapttowa 0:cuion for Hum
in Gnat Britain.
PAN-AFRICAN CONGRESS SOON TO MEET
Dolnitii of American In KiikIiiihI, Iii
cIiiiIIur Itcv. Mr. Klirliliin mid
JuvLeyt, Nlonn, Itrltf, Mur
tln unit 31 o r nil.
traded largo crowds, but tho visitors were
badly beaten. They havo no chanco against
the first-class teams
growing moro serious. Tho Imperial gov
ernment has consequently In addition to the
fleet already at Taku decided to dispatch u I
military force of about 1,000 men to Tien
Tsln In order to strengthen the hands of the I
Japanese minister In China. Tho latter la 1
acting In full concert with the other repre
sentatives of the principal powers."
Thlf. probably is the mixed regiment re
ported from Yokohama as about to embark.
A mixed regiment, under tne Japanese sys
tem, will Include cavalry. Infantry nnd ar
tillery, with corps of engineers, sappers and
an ambulanco party. Tho engineers nnd sap
pers a,re. counted on ns being particularly
servlceablo In helping forward tho expe
ditionary forcts now In a rather precarious
situation two-thirds of tho way to Pekln.
Iteportn Are Not llrlleoil.
WASHINGTON, Juno 16. Nothing has
heen heard here from an olllclnl source to
confirm thn alarming reports of tho de
struction of the embassies and legations In
Pekln and In vlow of tho fact that the gov
ernment Itself is not able to open communi
cation with tho scene of tho troubles tho
officials are Inclined to doubt- whether
private enterprise could do more. In other
words, they do not believe tho report.
Minister Wu of tho Chinese legation
hero called at the State department this
forenoon, but ho declared that ho was
without any ndvlce from his own govern
ment, and said that his visit to Secretary
Hay had reference to a pciaonal matter.
Not a word of news came to the Stato de
partment over night from Minister Conger,
who has now been cut off from communica
tion since lnst Tuesday. Even the United
States consuls In north China ports were
silent. Admiral Kempff has not been heard
from since yesterday. This absence of offi
cial reports has given rise to grave appre
hension here. It was expected that there
might be dclny In hearing from Mr. Conger,
but In the case of Admiral Kempff an early
report was looked for, and It Is fearod that
the officers of the foreign loot at Tnku have
been prevented from reaching the cablo sta
tion there either by the hostility of tho
Boxers or by the sinister orders of the
Chinese government.
Tho conclusion reached nt a con'e-rence
between the president and Secretaries Hay
and Boot today was that If communication
with Kempff is not ro-cstabllshed within
n reasonable tlmo forces will be dldpatched
from Manila to rclnforco tho American con
tingent. Preliminary Inqulrlci are te ns
made to seo what can be done In tha way
of preparing an expedition.
An Inquiry as to what consiltutfd a
reasonable time failed to securo a definite
answer, but the Impresrlon was convoyed
that unless Kempff Is heard from by Mon
day troops or a naval contlngont will bo
dlipatched from Manila.
Another Vr Ship Sent.
THE HAGUE, June IB. The government
has Instructed the governor general of tho
Dutch EaBt Indies, Herr W. Roosebocm. to
dispatch a war ship with troops to China.
Who Is the mnst popular young lady In
Nebraska? If you think you know, vote for
her.
(Copyright, yy, by the Associated Pres.)
LONDON, Juno 16. It Is dawning on
Great Britain that unless tho crldls nt tho
Cape is tactfully and tatlsiHciorlly set
straight the pacification of South Afr.ci
may be indefinitely delayed. Tha putting
down of a possible anti-British agitation in
Cape Colony, similar to that which has ex
isted for a century In Ireland, but without
tbo physical forco element, is recognized la
being a far more serious task than out
flanking and disarming tho Boers.
A piomlnent Free Stater, with British
sympathies but with many relatives on tho
Boer and bund side, said to tho repre
sentative of tho Associated Press that he
believed that the bund party would break
out Into armed revolt today were iltles sj
easily obtained as thoy were before tho
commencement ot tho war. He bns only
Just come to England from tho Capo and
though opposed to tho bundltcs, Is rcipsctod
nnd trusted by them.
Tho gravity of tho ' situation depending
on a solution of tho situation caused by
Mr. Schrelner's resignation of tho premier
ship of Capo Colony can bo better gauged
by tho Freo Stater's candid oplnlcn than
can bo by a censoml statement from Cape
town. The English papers devo'o many editorials
to tho question. Those which are Inspired
show no deelro to havo Sir John Gordan
Sprlgg In solo power and Mr. Schreiner In
the ranks, for. apart from tho fact that it
Is doubtful It ho can maintain his ma
jority, the opinion prevails at the Colonhl
office and Is expressed by almost everybody
coming from tho Cape, regardless of political
nffillntlons, that Sprlgg Is unfitted In point
of srblllty to steer the colony out of tbo pres
ent crisis.
Many of tho English papers, wh:h are
not Inspired, notably the Globe, bitterly
deprecate begging Mr. Schrelner to continue
In office or even to help out on the dilemma,
drawing scathing parallels botwoen his
utterances both beforo and after tho Issue
of the war was assured. Thoso who know
Capo politics thoroughly tell the Aso:lated
Press that If Cecil Hhodej could re
assert his former Influence over Mr.
Schrelner all would bo well. But Mr.
Rhodrs Is In Ilbodosla and Mr. Schrjlccr
has recently expressed himself as being as
bitterly vindictive as over over what bo
considers to bo Mr. Rhodes' breach of faith
with tho bond party.
I'nn-Af rlenn Conre,
July will witness a pan-African con
ference In London, with tho objsct of se
curing Increased recognition of the rights
of Great Britain's colored subjects. Tho
Idea originated with H, S. Williams, n nn
tlvo of Trinidad, whose appeal met with an
enthusiastic response, South Africa and th?
Wen; Indias will sond representative, with
a view of looking after tho Interests of tho
colored subjects. The demand will Includo
a thorough sjatem of education and repre
sentation and peasant prrprletorshlp with
especial reference to South Africa and ths
West Indlci.
The arrival In England of the West In
dtan cricket team, composed cf white and
colored men, Is greeted as a show at Im
perial unity. Tho games this week at-
AMERICAN WAS NEVER IN IT
Autoninhlle Itnee Aero Frnner Won
h- n Frenchman In Mnr
' telnn Time.
(Copyright. 1300, h ?ress Publishing Co.)
PARIS, June 16. (New York World Ca
blegramSpecial Telegram.) Tho Amer
icans in Paris nre keenly disappointed by
tho poor showing of Wlnton In the Interna
tional automobtlo cup raco between Paris
and Lyons.
The American challenger had been over
the course thrlco with two assistants and
had expressed himself as perfectly confident
up to tho last minute, yet ho kept at tho
tall end from the stnrt. His automobile
went to pieces early and he had to quit tho
raco at Orleans, not half 'way,
Charron's porformanco In covering 400
milts In a llttlo over eight hours, an average
of sixty miles an hour, Is regarded by ex
perts as marvelous.
RUNS ON AMERICAN WHEELS
l,oitRpt t'ntleritroiiiiil Hleetrleul
'1'ramitny In Hie World Soon
to Stnrt in London.
(Copyright, 1KW, by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON. June 1C (Now York World Ca
blegramSpecial Telegram.) Beginning In
July, London will have In operation the
longest electrical underground railway In
the world. It runs from Shepherdsbush, tho
extreme wr3tern suburb, to the Mansion
house, six mlle3. Tho faro will be 4 cents
and the trip will be rondo In sixteen minutes,
By the present mode ot transit It takes
thirty minutes.
The tracks run eighty feet below the sur
face, the passcngerfi being raised nnd low
ered In lifts capable of carrying 100 people.
It has taken five years to construct tbo lino.
It will bo opened by tho prince of Wales
on June 27. All the rolling stock and en
gines were manufactured In America.
PE1T1GREW CAPTURES PARTY
South Dakota Democratic OrganiEiticn it in
Htada of Apuinaldo'i EeptMentatiri.
SHREWD GAME PLAY.D ON OPPOSITION
Chnmherlnln CoiMrntlnn Mnnlpnlnted
In Sneh Way n to Morlk'HK' the.
Ynnktnn (.nthrrlnii to the
.Senator, .,
SIXTY SUICIDES IN LONDON
llreoril of n I'ortnlulit In the Great
Mrtropoll uml Doelor'
ItenNon for It.
(Copyright, ISO), by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON, Juno 1C (New York World
Cablegram Special Telegram.) London Is
suffering from an epidemic of suicides, sixty
cases being reported within thirteen days.
Influenza, war reJolclngB, lesses at tbo Derby
and derangement produced by sudden
changes of temperature are tho only causes
the doctors can suggest.
KEANE TO HAVE THE SEAT
lCeelrHliiHt leal Authority In London
Connrin the It u in or lOiiiniinl
lii from Slnnx City.
(Copyright, 1WX), by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON, June 16. (New York World Ca
blegram Special Telegram.) I hear from
high ecclesiastical authority that Mgr.
Keane, archbishop of Damascus, will shortly
bo translated to the vacant archbishopric of
Dubuque, la.
Save your coupons nnd help some girl
tako a trip.
Syndicate After Print Shop.
INDIANAPOLIS, Juno lti.-Word 1ms
reached lipadquartprs of tho Irvternntlouul
Typographical union that there In n schemo
on foot to purohnco all of the big printing
houses In the United States In the interest
of an English syndicats. The information
Is to the effect thnt three house have been
approached and that two of the number
havo agreed to sell. One of tho houses Is
said to be located in Boston and the other
two In New York.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Juno 16. (Special.)
John A. Bowler and I). J. Conway of this
city, chairman and secretary, nspcctlvely,
of tho democratic state central committee,
havo Issued a call for a democratic stato
convention, to be called to order at 10
o'clock on tho morning of July 11 at Yank
ton, for tho purpose of nominating congres
sional and tato tickets. Under the appor
tionment the various counties of tho stato
will bo entitled to an aggregate of 853 del
egates In tho Yankton convention.
Tho convention will also select a now
state central committee. A determined ef
fort was mado to havo this committee,
selected by the democratic stato conven
tion recently held at Chamberlain, but after
an animated struggle the matter was post
poned until tho Yankton convention.
Tho conventions of the populists nnd sil
ver republicans will be held at Yankton
at the same time as tho democratic con
vention. It Is understood that word has
gone forth from tho headquarters of the
fusion forces In Sioux Falls Instructing tho
various county conventions, called to select
delegates to tho iitnto conventions at Yunk
totr, to paKs resolutions endorsing Senator
Pettlgrew for re-election to tho United
States eenntc.
How the Came I Worked,
Tho PetttgrowltcH aro playing a shrewd
game to securo undisputed control ot tbo
democratic party of South Dakota. In tho
Chamborlnln convention tho men who havo
promised to surrender the organization to
Pettlgrew openly showed their hands for
tho first time. Many of tho delegates ex
pected, of course, that the report of tho
resolutions comrnltteo would contain n par
agraph commending Senator Pettlgrew's
coureo In tho United States senate, but did
not expect that tho committee would go
beyond this. When tbo rcrort was read tho
paragraph referring to Pettlgrew not only
commended his course, but rccommendel
that tho democratic stato convention to bs
held at Yankton endorse lilm for rc-elec-tlon.
Thcro was strong oppcsltlon to this
In vlow of tho fact that Pettlgrew has never
declared himself to be a domocrat. Tho
Pettlgreites argued to the effect that hail
they suspected for a moment that there
would be sueh opposition to tho paragraph
thoy would never have thought of putting
It In tho report, but that Inasmuch rs It was
there and had been brought beforo tho con
vention Its rejection would ho heralded
throughout tho country us n defeat for and
insult to tho Man-Ashamed-of-Hls-Country.
Nono of the delegates, of course, wanted to
do anything which would bo regarded as an
open Insult to Agulnaldo's personal repre
ecntatlvo In tho United States senate, and
thus give the republicans somo good cam
paign material, so they wero compelled to
Bwallow their medicine, bowovor bitter n
tasto It left In their mouths.
There Is little question that a similar
course will bo adopted at the Yankton con
vention. Tho report of tho committor on
resolutions will contain a paragraph laud
ing Pettlgrew and endorsing him for re
election to the United States senate. This
Is the sort of a play which will be made In
tho Yankton convention and will bo the
clewing chapter In the Pettlgrew lug of the
democratic party ot the state. Then every
democrat who Is fortunate, enough to escape
tho general popocratlc wreck next fall and
be elected to tho legislature will be a rneru
puppet In tho hands of Pettlgrew and his
little band of political buccaneers.
Tho South Dakota delegation to the Kan
sas City convention has elected S. J.
Kcenan of Clark chairman and George W.
Mathews of Armour secretary of the dele
gation. The remainder of the officers will
bo selected as soon as tho delegates reach
Kansas City.
Demnernt Don't I.Ike It.
PIERRE, S. D., Juno 16. (Specinl.) It
is safe to say that vpry" few democrats wero
nt Chamberlain among the 100 delegates
to tho alleged democratic convention. On
tholr way to tha convention the delegates
met and conferred with pop leaders at
points they passed through, and when
they reached Chamberlain they ndoptcd a
set of resolutions which endorsed Pettl
grew, Towno and Andy Leo, nnd then se
lected a national committeeman who Is
us thoroughly a pop as anyone In tho stato
nnd Is one of tho governor's appointees
and rlghtband men. This they put forth as
South Dakota democracy.
Interviews with numerous democrats In
Hughes ami Sully counties slnco the action
of that convention would Indicate that such
action alienated every membor of thai
party who was not either a populist In
fact and only lacked thn cotlrngc to como
out and say so, or hoping that ho could
accomplish more for tho pop party by false
pretense than hn could by coming out
openly In Its behalf, Somo of tho com
ments of men who havo always been demo
crats were: "Thnlr work was too coarse."
"I won't stand for It." "I won't vote for
auy man who will support Pettlgrew." "If
they wanted to run a pop convention why
didn't they announce It as such?" "If that
crowd Is to dispense patronage cf tho stato
If Bryan is elected, my voto won't help
elect him." "We might ns well help make
the republican majority unanimous and
clean up that gang." "A man Is a d d
foot If ho supports such action and I don't
I class, myself there." Such were tho cx
i prcsslons of six out of ten men who havo
always been democrats, nnd tt Is safe to
say that tho endorsement ot Pettlgrew nnd
j populism will cost the fusion forces over
iuu democratic votes in itugnes ami suuy
counties.
From talks with democrats from other
portions of the stato prior to the conven
tion tho sarno feeling Is general, and an
estlmnto of 1,000 republican votes from tho
democrntlc ranks Is u very conscrvntlvo
one, the number mora likely being In ex
cess than loss than that number.
Just who will make up the pop ticket 1b
yet u matter In tho keeping of Boss Pettl
grew. About tho only places which are at
all certain aro Ayres for congress nnd La
Folletto for governor. It was hoped for
n tlmo that Burro Lion of Sioux Falls could
bo Induced to tako the place for governor
ship, but ho positively refuses to become
n sacrifice. The rest of the ticket will bo
placed where It will do Pettlgrew tho most
good.
They will mako a mighty effort to pull
through tho legislature, and will bring
their lending speakers from all over tbo
union Into the Btnte, Cyclone Davis of
Texas, who has been working Oregon In
tho campaign. Just closed, will put In next
month In this state, and Jerry Simpson
and others aro to follow later.
CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH I
Fire In I.rnilvllle Orphnn Anylnin Ile
ult In l.ota of I'onr
Little Lite.
LBADVILLE, Colo., Juno 16. Fire tonight
destroyed tho Homo for Friendless Children,
a charitable institution maintained by thn
churches. Four children wero burned to
death. Tho building was n largo wooden
structuro nnd burned like tinder. Thero
were forty children in the building, but nil
but four wero brought out safely and most
of them with scarcely a stitch of clothing
on. Four little ones wero found In ono of
tho upstairs rooms and burned to an un
recognlzablo condition. Thus far tho man
agement of tho homo has been unable to
Identify tho dead,
Savo your coupons and help somo girl
tako a trip.
Got III I 'nee Punched,
William II. Anderson, socond cook at tho
Drexel hotel, was fotind early this morning
lying unconscious on the sidewalk ut Blx
teenth arid Webster. Ho had received
Hovero punishment from some one, for his
faco resembled n himburger steak, Ander
son was taken to the station nnd attended
to by Pollco Surgeon Ames. He wus unabln
in -jive the namn of his aKHitllant, but n
witness said It was Foster Burchard, who
resides ut '."Ml Franklin street. No urrests
were made
Movement of Oeeitn fennel .lime III
At Brow- Head Passed Saxonla, from
noston, for Liverpool,
At New York Sailed -Palntla. for llnm
Turg, vl.i Cherbourg; Manltou, for London;
Campunln, for Liverpool; Trove, for Cher
bourg unil Southampton; Spuurndum, for
Rotterdam, via Hloulogne; Ems, for Nnplen,
etc.; Sardinian, for Glasgow; Ethiopia, for
Glasgow. Arrived La Champagne, from
Havre.
At Liverpool Arrived Taurlc, from New
York; Etrurlu, from Now York. Sailed
Lucanla. for Now York.
At Yokohama. Juno 14 Arrived Argyll,
from Portland, Ore.
At Hlogu, Juno 10 Arrived Glcnogle,
from Tnotnin.
At Havre, Juno 15 Sailed IVAnultnlnc,
for New York.
At Antwerp, Juno 15 Sailed Kensington,
for Now York.
At Prawle Point Passed Noordland,
from Now York, for Antwerp.
At Genoa, Juno If. Arrived Knlser Wll
helm II, from New Yorlc, via Naples.
At Bremen Sailed Bremen, for Now
York, via Southampton.
ai .Movme nulled ity or Home, from
Glasgow, for New York.
At Cherbourg Sailed St. Paul, from
Southampton, for New York.
At QucenHtown Arrived Ktriirla. frnm
Jcw York, for Liverpool.
SUPERIOR MERIT.
Iteninrknblc Ciirntltr I'ropertle of a
Iteiueily for Inillitrntloii mill
Stomach WeaknenK.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, n preparation
for tbo cure of dyspepsia and the various
forma of Indigestion and stomach trouble,
owes its great success as a cure for thnso
troubles to tho fact that tt Is prepared for
diseases and weaknesses of the stomach and
digestive organs only and Is not recom
mended or advlKed for any other disease.
It Is not a cure-all, but for any stomach
trouble It is undoubtedly tho safest, most
sensible remedy that can bo advised with the
prospect ot n permanent cure. It Is pre
pared In tablet form, pleasant to taste,
composed ot vegetable and fruit essences,
pure pepsin and Golden Seal, ovory one of
which act cff-j'tlvely In digesting the food
eaten, thereby resting and invigorating tho
weak stomach; rest Is nature's cure for any
disease, but you cannot rest tho stomach
unlcBs you put Into It something that will
do its work or assist in tho digestion of food.
That Ib exactly what Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets do, ono grain of tho dlgestlvo prln
ciplo contained In them will dlgett 3,000
grain of meat, eggs or similar wholesorno
foods, they will digest the food whether
tbo stomach 's In working order or not,
thereby nourishing tbo body and resting
the stomach nt tho same time, and rest and
nourishment is nature's euro for any weak
ness. In persona nin down In flesh and nppe
tlto theso tablets build up tho strength and
Incrcaee flesh, because they digest tha llesh
forming food, which tho weak ntomnch can
not do, thoy incrcaso tho flow of gastric
Julco and prevent fermentation, acidity uml
sour watery risings,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can bo found
at all drug stores at 50c per package.
