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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-02
Tied un at Battle Creek.

PORT HURON, Mich, July mo
trains have arrived from the West on
the Chicago & Grand Trunk since early
this morning, all being tied up at Battle
Creek. The sidings i'll the terminal yards
are becoming blocked with cars, most of
them containing perishable goods.
Trains were sent out, however, tonight.
Grand Trunk officials have ordered the
shops here closed, and have laid off fifty
freight handlers. AT meetings of the
afternoon it was decided not TO strike
here at present.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-02
THE N. p. TRAIN
Designed to Run as Far West as
Jamestown, n. ID.

OdtnestOhn, NJ ~.
The Northern Pacific started a train
out for Fargo at Ais, which took the
place of the train due to leave at 8
o'clock last evening. 1t consisted of
baggage car, a mail car, one coach and
two Pullman sleepers. and an effort will
be made to run it on to jamestown, n.
ID. The regular engineer and fireman
were on the engine, and Conductor Hall
was in charge of the train. Ten deputy
United States marshals were on the
train. in charge of Deputy Marshal
Tallman. Two deputies took positions
on the engine, and two were on the
front end of each car. All wore stars
in plain view and were armed. There
were about dozen passengers in the
day coach, but not person in the
sleepers. There was no interference
while the train was in the yard. The
train carried mail for points between
here and jamestown, n. D., but carried
no mail for points beyond.
The mail for Council Bluffs was left
on the truck in the depot by direction
of the superintendent of the railway
mail service.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-02
AT CINCINNATI.
The Pork City Has q Quiet Day
of IT.


CINCINNATI. o., July la most om!.
. nous quiet prevailed here today. All
passenger trains on all roads with Pull
inan cars arrived and departed as usual.
The Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton
sent out freight trains today and re-
sceived them without any trouble. The
Louisville u Nashville brought in 100
scars of perishable freight aud delivered
At to the Farmland lie. The engineers of
the Big Four were in consultation today
over a proposition from Phelan to go
ont. The railroad managers held a
meeting this afternoon and report the
loutlook encouraging. They feel conf
dent the engineers and other trainmen
will not go out They have been em-
spfoying new switchmen all day, and ar
rangins for SPECIAL police and deputies
to protect the new men who are to be
splace0 in the yards tomorrow morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-02
piles. Gov. Markham will be asked to
order out the national guard.
PORTLAND PARALYSIS
Trains Moving With Deal OF
lrreRuIarity

irreguiarity.
Z. PORTLAND, Or. July ALL switch
men and tiremen, car cleaners, round
house men and yardmen went on
strike this afternoon at o'clock. No
trains have arrived or left today except
locals on the Southern Pacific. The
Southern Pacific started a train with
Iulimans last night, but it proceeded
only as far as Goble and returned early
ihls morning. The Southern Pacific
overland. scheduled to leave at 6:l5 p.
M, Is made up In the yards ready to &c
out. There is little prospect that it will
leave tonight. The Northern Pacific
Will not attempt to take ont a train.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-02
Ordered to Shoot.

DENVER, ICol., July 1.-The Kansas
Pacific company started train for
kansas City 1T S:2d tonight with nom
union fireman. The man was guarded
with deputies, heavily armed. Four
deputies were on each car platform
when the train pulled out They have
stricA orde RS 10 fire on any one who at
teinpts to Interfere with the train or its
crew. N
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-02

by officers of that road. With the pro-
lection of number OF police, tho dam
aged track was soon repaired. Hundreds
of strikers and others cOugregaten about
the men during this work, and an ugly
disposition was at all times apparent,
but 1t was manifest that the police
would see that protection was afforded.
The police then guarded the limited to
the city limits on its way south, and no
attempt at obstruction was made.
The firemen on the Northwestern
went out here today. refusing 70 work
with "Scab" labor The Illinois Central
suburban tiremen have quit from the
same cause. and the suburban service
Is again abandoned. Engineers on the
illinois Central refuse to take out trains
with non-uniOn firemen, and the tower
men on the Lake Shore have stopped
work because non.union labor was used
III switching cars in the stockyard.
MAY TIE UP EVERYTHING.
Six persons were today given author.
ity to tie up every Chicago industry. By
resolution adopted at the meeting of
the trades and labor assembly, the nem-
bers of the executive committee were
given absolute power to act In support
of the A. r. U. until the boycott and
Pullman strike are settled. The reso-
luton instructs the secretary to notify
the A. K. U. that the assembly indorses
its action, and stands ready to order all
its members to lay down their tools-if
such action becomes necessary-in sup
port of the strike and boycott. The
executive board of six members is given
absolute power to act in its discretion.
This action was taken after long and
heated discussion. 1t is said that the
building trades council will discuss the
advlsability of taking similar action at
a meeting to be held tomorrow. Should
these two organizations decide to order
strike more than nine-tenths of the
union workmen in the city of Chicago
would be idle in less than twenty-four
hours.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-06-28
THE SAME GIRL.

Just Returned With His Bride He Meets a
Sympathetic Old Friend.
Hello Jack, old boy! Haven't met
you in month"
"No; just returned from the coun-
try with nay bride"
"Really?H Shake, My congratula-
lions. Comc-I'll open small bottle
in her honor. She wasn't SquedaHk
girl, where we summered last year, was
she?"
Exactly. You left in July; I Lost
my heart In August"
"Ah you old rascal! Well, here's to
the bride DRINK hearty. Great town,
that Squedunk; full Of awfully jolly
girls some of them great hirts too"
"Ah?'
Sat least found them so. l had NO
end to fancees, so to speak-sometimes
meeting two or three on the same even
ing by appointments. 1t was great
sport. You see man has to go long
way around among SO many girls at q
summer resort. But they were charm
ers-no mistake"
Eyes; found them So"
"And 80 deuced sentimental Voc, by
Jove! I remember one in particular
a hazel-eyed blonde with bewitching
air. Gad She would actually hug
herself into Mysteries And such kisses
-waow. We used to wander over the
lovely mountain paths by moonlight
till midnight. A dear girl too; for
gotten her name. Guess you didn't
meet her. Let me sect was Lottie
somebody"
''Not Lottie Huggus?'
That's the girl-the very same, by
Jovc"
"She's upstairs now"
"Gad, you don't sayr'
Fact! She's on her honeymoon"
'Waow! Who's the poor wretch?"
~ am. boston Herald.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-06-28

rur-uani to the requirements nf a de.
cree OF the cirunit court "f VII. county
Virgins, rendered OF The lftl day ol
April, 1891, in the chaDcery s:Hsc ci
1hrusiot, Trustee, Va. Matthews, Trustee
Ishall procred.nu tI,e:,ntE day oflunc. iS3 {,
At my office in tho t"wn OF Big St"n" Gap
Va. to take All account showing AL th-
liens affecting the lots IN this au:t sought
to lie subjected to the lien "i he p'nnIifl
lcing lots and s, Block is, Big Stone
Gap Improvement comranv's Plat No. l.
Big Stone Gap, Virginia. .I"Ains the
amounts and priorities of all such irns,
aud for uh"se benefit they exist.
Respectfully,
Joa. L. KELLY,
4-27 Special Commissioned.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-06-28
Notice of Com nissioner,s sitting.

Pursuant to the requirements OF a de-
cree of the circuit court OF Wise county,
Yirginia, rendered OIL, the l4th day Of
April, 1891. in the CHANGERS cause Of
Thrnaton, Trustee, V<. WI. E,lmnnda ct
al, shall proceed, on the Both day Of
June, iSg4, mt my Office in the town If Big
Stnnc Gap, Virginia. 10 fake an account Of
all the liens affecting The lots sou.hi to he
subjected To the lien Of the plaintiff. be-
ing lat 4. block !7;.77. s and q of i,iask -;
6 Of block 90; 3 and 4 Of block II "A and 5
OF block 68: 5 of block 60; lot 33 OF block
+ II lot 81 of hlack II, and lot 80 of block
~, Big Stone Gap improvement Compa-
M = Plat No. !, Zig Stone Gap, Wise
County, Virginia,and showing the amounts
ann priorities ofalI such iicns, aiul for
wlosc benefit they exist.
Respectfnlly,
j os. j. KELLY,
a Special Commissioner.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-06-28
IN ECRU LINENS.

How Wealthy Young Women of Fashion
Dress OH Warm Days.
Cool ecru linens came into such favor
last summer that they promise to be
very generally worn again in coat and
jacket suits of various kinds Young
women of wealth who seek something
new are buying these linens in imported
suits made after a rather fanciful fash
ION, when one considers the simple
fabric. Thus they have round waist
of brown linen, with jacket fronts
opening on full front of ecru guipure
laid on white satin. A high collar of
the guipure and black satin or MORE
ribbon belt complete the waist. Gigot
sleeves of moderate size have small
cuffs of guipure edged with narrow
band of black satin ribbon. The short
skirt, escaping the ground all around,
is trimmed with several narrow folds
like pipings of-black ribbon set around
it at wide intervals. A sailor hat
trimmed with white rosettes and light
pearl-colored gloves may accompany
such gown.
Other ecru linens are of the thin ba-
tiste that is SO generally becoming.
These are made with a belted waist
crossed with ecru guipure insertion of
an elaborate pattern in scallops, the
stock and soft belt of either Nile-green,
turquoise or cerise velvet. The skirt
is double, each skirt being about the
same length in front, while the upper
skirt lengthens in pleats that point to
the foot in the back. Both skirts are
edged with wide guipure lace that has
scallops at the top inserted in the
batiste. Bishop sleeves have wristbands
of colored velvet and cuffs of the
ON nl1ra -Harner's Razar
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-06-28
EXTINCT GIANT BIRDS.
Nags Wfngless Creatures That ga
Roaraed the Australian Regions.

Hogs WfngAes6 CEe1targs AnssS 49,
Roaraed the Australian Regions.
New Zealand, as it Is scarcely neces-
saYy to remind the reader, is celebrated
for the remains Of those extinct gianf
of the family known as moas. Iheir
bones are found all over the two ulaln
islands of which the colony consists,
and they might have been gathered IN
the early years of its settlement by Eu-
ropeans In vast numbers from or the
surface Of the ground, especially in tae
interior of the provinces OF Canterbury
and Otago, or from the sandy fats tof
the larger rivers where they had become
exposed by the action OF the wind.
They have also been found in caves,
under rock shelter, and in the ancient
kitchen middens Of the natives, as well
as exhumed In enormous quantities
from the peat bogs of both islands,
where they have been discovered hud-
died together in focks OF many nun
dreds.
These birds varied very greatly In
SIZE the larger specimens attaining a
stature of from ten to twelve feet.
They had bones Of herculean proper
lions, and, needless to say, they were
quite unable to fly, being, indeed. de-
void of wings. Their feathers which,
singularly enough, have been preserved
to us in considerable numbers, show
that each had an after shaft equal in
length to the primary plumes OF their
contour feathers-forming, as it were,
| double feather characteristic mark
of the ostriches of the Australian region,
the emus and cassowarles: and they all
possessed, on the metatarsal bone, ar.
ticular pulleys for three toes instead OF
two, as the African ostrich has. Aus.
tralia also included in its bird fauna OF
ancient days q giant ostrich, the dro-
mornis, and now possesses the emu
while New Guinea recsons at the pres
ent time the cassowary-of which one
species crosses into Austraiia-amons
! it's wonderful bird inhabitants.
| In the distant island of Madagascar
also there fourished once, though now
extinct, a member of the same family,
the Aepyornis, q giant, ifnot in helght'
at all evonts in the bulk and dimen-
sions of its limbs, which appear to have
exceeded these Of even the most ele-
phantine of the moaa. Yet another
stately member, the BrontorHis, lived
In early ages in Southern Patagonia, a
necessarily Aightless bird, which as
we know from it's fossil remains, far
excelled in stature even the tallest OF
it's New Zealand relatives.
This remarkable group of birds, there
fore, we find occupied New Zealand
Australia. Madagascar and South Amer,
ica-that is, their distribution extended
right round. spd was practically CON
| fined to the lands of THO Southern Hem
ispherc, in which the area that each
occupies is seen from study or the
map TO be separated from the other by
vast stretches of unbridged ocean,
(! Fortni0ht1y Review,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-06-28

wonder if you all know about the
professional caterpillars at Heyeres,
which form such an interesting study
60 naturalists, and about which girl
friend who has been wintering on the
Riviera, writes to me- II seems they
are most curious, and make great webs
for nests, in shape like unto soda water
bottles, which hang from the fir trees.
At night the caterpillars leave the nests
and form a long procession, sometimes
as many as two hundred together, fol-
lowing SO closely that they look like
one huge worm. If the leader happens
10 get detached the others are hope
lessly lost, and wander aimlessly about
looking for him. My friend tells me
that she once saw such a chain, and the
leader falling over wall the others
seemed helpless, and after seeking for
him finally al tumbled over the wall,
too. but joined on again when they
found him, continuing their procession
rs il nothing had occurred to disunite
them. la the same letter I hear that
the Dordigherites allow Monte Carlo to
be spoken of only as Mount Charles.
GeRtiewoman.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-06-28
COMMISSIONER Sale Of Lots'
ii. %. Combs
fB,

E. 4. Short ct al. *, .hove
A..n.r;al commissioners in the ABOVE
.t,lsd rsuae and pursuant TO decree gree
s.y. 100 .bcreir at the April, 1894, term
=; fla Wiae Circuit Court, will, on
. - FRIDAY, july aeTB. 1894,
- tho front door of the Intermont ho.ei
a. ~ the the town of Big Stone Gap, Va, at or
nesr tle hour Of u NJ, proceed TO ohoI
For ealc at public ontcry to the hienes'
h;ddar the following lots located IN I'M
movement Company's Plat No. !, OF 'hs
Town Of Big Stone Gap, to-wit Lots !
. md. . BLOCK 40; lot ~, block rs; lots 10
and l6, block IL. G.. =,
Said lots will he offered for sale ilss' III
,he above named order, if suhcient sum
he mt hid on less than all OF said lots "a. g.,
comnly with the requirements OF the sara
docrse then. thew will he oftered as =,
whole and sold by whichever plah s""''
produce the largest bid.
TIE TERMS OFsALE
will lie one-tllird cash in hand, balance III
=, Ia a. - months from the day OF sale, the
,rrcI,,s,r TO execute his bonds payable 10
tho commissioners, bearing interest from
the day OIL saie "''"V ~ t:,,a to
The commissioner to retaih tue ..I
said lots until all tho deferred purchase
money he paid. ..,o I'm
VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office %
tho circuit court Of Wise County;
N. o. ConILs, pla;Eilil, c,u.
va. ," cH"n''
E. T. Short, ct a],tlsf-rdts:! =,
], W. E. Kilgosa. Clerk Of sald conrf, ~
certify chat the bopl required of the
special commissioners D., 'he decree fSn y,
dcred in said cause Oh the Way W
April, 1894, has been duly glYsn. -.
Given under nv hanI y eifrs az ING
said court this 18th day "fJnDs, Ip99'
'r.ste:
.Iuu2I 26. % W Z. KILconr, Clerk,
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Notice Of c,m.,,,,,Io;,.r., s,;,,u-

Pursuant to the requirements u? DE-
cree Of the circuit court Of Witr comfy
Virginia, rendered on the llt1t DAY oI
April, 1891. in HE "hnrrrY ca"-, llar"-
in pending Of 'rhru<i"n, Trustee. " =. t.
Mason ct al. shall proceed. on Tho 3nl
day Of .Iun".l;.94. al my Office IN Il." iuw,
of Biz Stone Gap, Virginia, t" take AN
account of all liens affecting the lots in
thi. cause sought TO i,s subjected hy the
complainant, being let's g.
aud 81 Block II, OF Bi.
Stone Gap Improvement Comp2nr's Pat
No. ], in the town Of Big Stone Gap
aforesaid, and showing the amounts and
priori.ies OF all such liens and in whose
favor they exist.
Respectfully.
Jos. J.. KELLY.
2427 Special Commissioner.
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Notice of Commlssion,r,s sitting.

Pursuant ts+he requirements of de-
cree Of the circuit court OF Wise county
Virginia, rendered OH the l4th day April
1884, in the chancery cause of 1hruston
Trustee, VS.. j. W. Fox, Jr., ct al, | ahall
proceed, ON the 30th day of June, 1894, at
my Office in the town of Big Stone Cap
Wise county, Virginia, to take MI nc
count showing the liens affecting the lots
ill this suit sought to be subjected 10 the
lien of the plaintiff, being lots 3 and 4
FLOCK 62, and lots ], = and Of block IS,
improvement Company.s Plat No. l, Big
Stone Gap, Virginia, and showing the
amounts and Priorilies OF ali such liens,
and for whose benefit they exist
Respectfully,
Jos L. KELLY,
as4-3 Special Commissioners.
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---------~-----
COMMISSIONERS Sitting,
Henry S. King 4 Sum-
Morgan l. Bush.

Pursuant to decree rendered in Wise
County CiFcHi. Court, in the alI"re styled
Chancrry causc, nos raIdinS in said
court, on the 9Th d.y Of April. i:A;l. rill
ST, in the law olrc of W. II. Bond, Wise
Wite- County. Virginia, on Monday, tho
18th tlar of June, IS9i, 10 ascertain the
lien. upon the tract Of land in the bill and
proceeding in this cause msntioned:thsir
prioriiies and its psrspHs entitled there
to, the annual rental ralne If the aald
lands, and whether The rents ami profits
will, IN fre years, pay off Tive said liens
and any otl.er msttsra specially stated
deemed pertinent by me, o! required by
any party in Interest.
s. II. BoSn.
Special Commissioner.
May -, 1891. :!3-:6
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-06-28
Notice az commIsuloner,s sitting.

Pursuant to the requirements Of a de-
cree of-the circtit court of Wise county,
Virginis. rendered on the l4tl, day Of
April, 1894, III the chaHcery cause Of
1hruston, Trustee, vs. 7. 81. Sampson
ct nj, sliall proceed OH the 3Otl, day of
June, 1884. At nv ui!ice in tic town of Big
Stone Gap, Virginia, to take an account
ofall the h.ns Injecting the lots in this
cause sought to be subics ed By tho com
plainant, being lots 10 md 20 Of block 81:
lois 3, 4. s and 6 of block ~; lots ., 10,
II, Il. and 10 of hlock l; lots 10 and II
of block l2; and lots and 2 of block IL,
of Big Stone Gap Improvement compa-
I ny,s Plat Np.l, in the town of Big Stone
Gap afore,n!d, aud showing the amounts
and pri0rifiAs Of all such liens, and in
whose favor they exist.
Respectfully,
Jos. L. KELLY,
1927 Special Commissioner.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-06-28
Notice OF Com mlssioner.s Sitting.

Pursuant TO the requirements of de-
crec Of Inc circuit court of Wise county.
yiFylNi", rendered on the Eth day OF
April, 1884, iu the chanccry cause Of
Tbrustop, Truslcr. ". ". B. kilbonrn Ell
al. Faha| procnrI, OF the 3Oth dav OF
june, 1894, af my alice IN tho town of Biz
Ston. Gap, Virginia, to take all account
of all liens affecting the lots in tins sui'
sought to he subjected to the lien of the
plaintiff. being lot !. block 81, Big Stont
Gap improvement, C"mpany's Plat No. l.,
81: Stone Gap. Virginia. showing tho
am 'nmrs ana pr."riijes Of ~ such liens
and far whose benefit the, exist.
Respectfully,
Jos. l.. KELLY,
2t-27 Special Commissioner.
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Special Commissioner
No,ioe of commissioners sitting.

Pursuant to the requirements of de-
cree Of the circui. court Of Wise county,
Virginia, rendered OIL the l4th day of
April, 1894. in Inc clianccrt cnuse of
Thrus.ou, Trustee, VS.. L. 7. Scl.crcr ct al,
shall proceed, on the Both day Of June,
1894, at my Office in the town OF Biz Stone
Gap, Virginia, to take an scr""n' Of the
liens affecting lot 3 of block %, Improve
mcnt Compamy's Plat No. /, Big Stone
Gap, Virgins, showing tbs amounts and
nriorities Of ~ srch licas ard for whose
benefit they exist.
respectfully,
JOS j.. KELLY,
e4a7 Special Commissioner.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-06-28

What are yon going to use this
little blank book soran Mabel That's
70 keep 3 list Of the peopleI meet and
like. And this great big one?a
Mabel That S for the number of men
lsll hare proposals from. - Inter Ocean.
Albert .. Rsyr, sila new surveyor p1
4Nfas 6e PitssbHfgb. 10 e6tt6s 81 ss2i
ssssbdtsh Posi-, ha ishfch hH
as ]. :. Barr, was Tor yeaTa tho SBBi
aishaH
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Notice of oomnissIoner's Sitting.

Netic0 Ut ,ntssi0nor's slttihG.
Pursuant to the requirements Of dc
cree rftbe circuit court of Wise county,
Virginia, rendered ON the TN day 1T
Aprll, 1854. in the chancery cause Of
ThrqsIon i'rq.iee, 81. s. " Gould OF al.
! shall proceed, on lie a0tl da, of June.
1894, at my Office in fine town of Big Stone
Gap, Virginia, to take An account show
ing all liens affecting the lots in this sun
sought to he subjected to the. lien 'f thr
complainant, being lots and ., hlcck y
Improvement Company's Plat No. !, Big
Stone aae, Virginia, showing the amounts
ypJ priorifits Of Ill snch liens ard for
whose benefit hey exist
Respectfully,
Jos. J.. KELLY,
ai=27 Special Commissioned
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Notice of COMMISSIONER Sitting.

Pursuant to the requirements Of a do
cree of the circuit court Of Visa county,
Virginia, rendered on the l4th day OF
April, 1854. ir the chanccry cansc OF
Thrn;ton, trustee, VS.. alex Clark, ct at,
! shall proceed on tho snth day Of June,
1894, at my oNcc in the town Of Big
stnne Gan, Eiryinia, TO take AN &C
count of all iisNs affecting lot J of Block
Q, Improvement Co.'S Plat !, Big Ston"
Gap, Virginia, and showing the
amounts and priorities of all such liens.
and in whose favor they exist.
Respectfully,
Jos L. KELLY,
24-27 Special Commissioner.
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Right In His Line.

Tramp Please, mum, d'yeh wanter
buy anything in my line.
Housekeeper-Your line, eh? You
don't mean to say you are trying to
earn an honest living at last2
'sYes'm''
sVell, declare! What are you sell
ing?''
DOG chains, mum. IN. Y. Weekly.
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Hung on the shower that fronts the
golden west, the rainbow bursts, like
magic, on mine eyes, in hues of ancient
promise there imprest, frail in its date.
eternal in its meaning. 4. Turner
The big blizzard at 0maha. Neh, il
over. The greht snow blockade on the
Union Pacific was lifted Thursday and
the imprisoned trains came ia Friday
"a sszsys a .,
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tCrnlral lmr.l
IN. ~, PASSENGER i-i'y.-i"'y,'- I,n-' lie s:o
~. arrives Ii. $:>nr t;.n sly >.
M. so, rasS mgr '!Hij ~ q. s., Sto'- ''e9
>. III. l.. No"aT. ,.'a.
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