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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
WAR COM M ENT,
Russia Supports the French View of the
Dongola ExprdItion.

London, March PA Vienna dispatch
to the Times says: Russia supports the
French view of the Dongoia expedition.
The Paris correspondent of the Times.
commenting on bogus kilograms in the
French newspapers which are intended to
excite public feeling on the Egyptian
position. declares France is making the
mistake she made in 1882 upon the occa-
sion of the bombardment of Alexandria
and the occupation OF Egypt by the Brit
ish.
The Standard has a dispatch from Cairo
which says: There are already 6.000 troops
at Wady Halfa, but there is no intention
of marching upon Dongola until they
have 10000 troops.
Rome. March 22.-The Tribune says:
Negus Menelek demands an indemnity of
s., 900 900 in gold.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
The Insurgents whipped Again.

Havana, March 22.-Colonel Villas has
had an engagement with the insurgents
in the hills of Rubi. in Pinar del Rio.
The insurgents were dislodged from their
position. leaving seven killed and carry
ing off their wounded. The troops had
one soldier killed and two officers and
nine privates wounded. The column OF
General Lenares assisted. engaging the
left flank of the insurgents, who were put
to flight. General Lenares overlook them
in the hills OF Rosario. causing them a
heavy loss.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
EVA'S MISS SION.
1hs seceders Claim AZ Is IA FaiIure. at
Least In Chicago.

Chicago. March 2..-Commissioner
Eva Booths mission to Chicago is
claimed by the seceders to be a fail
ure. Salvationists at headquarters say
openly that Is the result. At a netting
this afternoon OF the northwestern di-
vision OF the Salvation Army. held at
Princess rink, the building was crowd
ed 10 the doors. Demonstrations Of ap-
proval were frequent during the young
commissioners address. nut those who
are the backbone OF the northwestern
division were silent
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
VIII Sign ths Liquor Tax BiIi.

New York. March 22.-"Governor Nor
ton will sign the liquor tax bill tomorrow
morning and with a memorandum sug-
gesting. but not detailing. modification"
said Speaker Hamilton Fish in the lobby
OF the Murray I'M hotel to-day.
"Will there be anything in the sugges-
tions that will tend towards granting q
special ale and beer license or reducing
the fees?" was asked.
Il think not. The message will be gen.
eral in tone and will simply leave 10 the
discretion OF the legislature the amending
OF the new law in every particular"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
Fire In the OH rieIds.

Pittsburg. March 22.-Early this
morning fire in the Atlantic refinery
caused a loss of more than 800. 900. The
fire started from some unknown cause
in the warehouse. and before It could
be checked had enveloped the ware
house and spread to the tanks. The
burning oil rushed down from the
tanks and spread in streams of fire
over the properties. Altogether 125.000
barrels OF oil were destroyed. most OF
IL refined
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
AT THE CIRCUS.
New York Republicans Gathering to At
tend Tuesdays Meeting.


New York. March 22.-Politicians from
all parts OF the state are gathering in this
city to attend the republican state con-
vention which will convene at the Grand
Central Palace on Tuesday. number OF
the leaders were busy to-day arranging
the prellminaries of the convention. and
II is not probable that their plans will
be disturbed. The convention will be call
ed to order by Chairman Odell OF the re-
publican state committee. He will an
nounce as the temporary chairman SEN
ator Cornelius Parsons Of Rochester.
A Mckinley mass meeting has been ar
ranged for tomorrow night. and II is
understood that there is a movement on
foot TO turn the late session OF the con-
vention into a mass meeting in honor OF
Governor Morton's presidential candidacy.
IL Is announced tonight that the dele
gates at large viii probably be Thomas
c. Platt. Chauncey NJ. Depew. Warner
Miller and Howard Lauterbach.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
L. IL Pnssihlr

Madrid. March 22.-The Heraldo
says: Spain could never officially rec
ognize a United States commission OF
inquiry into Cuban affairs. 1t Is i'm
possible that President Cleveland
should have such an idea War be-
tween Spain and America would be
preferable. The same paper also says:
Spain in former times has accepted the
consequences of more terrible struggles
than would be a war with the United
States and we should prefer to risk a
war to recognizing the commission.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23

Muncie. Ind. March 22.-Five thou
sand glass workers OF the natural gas
belt assembled at Red Key to-day.
Speeches were made by President
Smith of the American Flint associa-
tion, vice President Hayes of the
Green Glass league and others. Steps
were also taken towards bringing the
window flint and green glass workers
closer together. but nothing definite
was accomplished
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
MansneId's Fat Salary.

Chicago. March 22.-what are said to be
the largest terms ever before paid TO
dramatic artist will be given TO Richard
Mansfield next season by Daniel Froh-
man OF the Lyceum theater. New York.
Mr.. Frohman has affixed his signature to
a contract which will absolutely guaran-
tee Mansfield 100000 for next seasons
work and 100000 for each season until
the wear 1900
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
The Wyoming Indian Killers.
,ecial Dispatch TO the Standard

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, March 22-James A. McDerm a.t,
United States marshal of Wyoming, and
j. X. Waite, deputy United States mar
shal of the district of Montana, arrived
here to-day from Malta with William
Lameroux, a half-breed, and Frank
O'Dell. white. who were lodged in jail
O'Dell and Lameroux are implicated in
the killing of two Indians on the Sho-
shone reservation, Wyoming. The marshal
will leave tomorrow with the prisoners
for Cheyenne.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
They Can't Believe IL.

London, March ga Madrid dis
patch to the Standard says: Almost
all the newspapers here pretend to re-
gard as unfounded the rumor that
President Cleveland will appoint a Gu
ban commission. and they echo the SEN
timents of the Heraldo on the subject.
No official intimation Of such a commits
sion has reached here.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23

the Northwest Territory. The Muske-
gum improvement was inspected. At
Parkersburg, the congressman, their
ladies and others in the party had
barely time for the dinner at the Jack
son house that awaited them previous
to leaving on the Baltimore & Ohio ex-
press at 7:10 tonight for washington.
The steamer was five hours late, but
the party made their train all right.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
A Sebraska Kick.

Lincoln. Neb.. March 22.-Settlers in the
western part of the state fear the bill in
troduced by Congressman Andrews.
granting to the state arid lands for recla-
nation by irrigation. conceals a clause by
which large tracts may be secured by
cattle companies TO the detriment OF the
settlers. IL provides all lands not suitable
for irrigation may be sold or leased by
the state under such regulations as may
be provided.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
ttrange Men.

Chinooteague Island, Va, March 22.-
A body of strange men are encamped
on Assateague Beach, and 1t is believed
the strangers are a crowd OF filibuster-
ers who are preparing to leave for
Cuba on a steamer that is to call for
them. The men came ashore more than
a,week ago and their actions have been
so mysterious as to cause considerable
comment.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
Spanish Atrocities.

Jacksonville. Fla, March ga letter
was received here to-day by an Amer
fcan from an American on a sugar
plantation in Cuba. telling OF atrocities
committed by Spaniards. 1t is stated
that since sympathy has been shown
by the president of the United States
towards the Cubans the feeling OF the
Spaniards towards Americans on the
island is growing in bitterness.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23

Washington. March 22.-Fire broke
out to-day on the first floor OF the
Marine hall. which is occupied by the
United States census bureau. All the
records OF the census office We're either
soaked with water or ruined by FIRE.
Census officials say a great many pa
pers burned could be easily spared
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
Pour Indian. burned to Death.

Bayfield,. Wis. March 22.-Julia Bird.
an old squaw and quite a character In
this section: her daughter. Charlotte
Bird. an infant daughter OF Charlotte.
and {. Biquette an Indian from the
Bad River reservation. were burned to
death this morning at O'Clock in a
house Oh the outskirts OF town.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
THE QUAY PARTY.
PennsyIvanIaus who win Go to st. Louis
to Dom Taeir Man.

Philadelphia. March "a party is be-
Ing organized here 10 act as an escort
to the membsrs Of the Pennsylvania del
egation TO tho republican national con-
vention at St. Louis. which will consist OF
between 90 and 400 active republicans
who favor the nomination Of Senator
Quay for president. The escort will In
clude men from Allegheny. Luzerne
Lackawanna. Lancaster Montgomery
Bucks. Lebanon. Schuylkill and Chester
counties 10 the number Of about l5o. and
al least 900 viii go from this city. The
party will be marshalled by Lieutenant
Governor Walter Lyon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23

Washington. March 22.-The Turkish le-
CATION has received the following telegram
from the sublime porte: Day before yes
terday Friday) an Armenian. having
wounded a Mussulman at Kills with a
pistol shot. a brawl took place between
Mussulmans and Armenians. OF the latter
eight were killed and 10 wounded. Four
Mussulmans were wounded. The authors
OF this incident were Immediately arrest
ed and sent 70 prison for trial"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
AN ITALIAN DUEL.
General Mocenni aud signor Barxaiai Set

GcneraI MocennI aud signor BarxalaI Set
tie n Dispute.
Rome. March IA duel has occurred
between General Mocenni minister OF
war in the Crispi cabinet. and Signor
Barzalai. arising out of a sharp personal
alteration which took place In the cham
Der OF deputies on Saturday regarding
the recall OF General Baratieri from Abys-
sinia- Signor Barzalai was wounded In the
left cheek. According TO the Italie. Gen
eral Baldissera reports that the negus OF
Abyssinia has imposed new and unaccep-
table conditions which are likely to delay
the conclusions of peace.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
Al Tandem R.cerd. nrok.n.

Nashville. Tenn. March 22.-To-day at
the Coliseum Al Ewing and Archie Clarke
broke all tandem bicycle records. going a
half mile in l.03is
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
The HOUSE orPc.st.

Washington, March 22.-No definite
programme has been arranged for the
house this week. The naval appropria-
tion bill, which is the next supply bill
to be taken UP, has not yet been re-
ported to the house, and until It is that
body will drift along occupying itself
with such minor matters as may be
called up. by the committees. The pub
lie lands committee has several minor
bills which can be called up, as have
also the judiciary. foreign affairs and
banking and currency. The most i'm
portant of the latter is the bill per-
mttting national banks to take out cir
culation up to the par value of their
bonds
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
AtIsSSiaratIoa.

From the Washington star.
Hiram" said Mrs. Corntossel. you
orter pay more 'tention 10 finance"
What kind Mandy
Why. how many kinds Is they?''
Two. Gittin' money fur the guv-
ment an gittin money from the guv'-
ment."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
The Miners Win

London. March "A dispatch TO the
Times from Vienna says: The strike OF
miners IN Silesia has ended and the
miners have obtained most OF their de-
mands.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23

Thomas c. Walton delegate to the st.
Louis convention and instructed him TO
vote for Quay. There was a strong Nc
Kinley sentiment.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
QUAY ntimenf

Stroudsburg. Pa. March 22.-The Mon
roe county republicans last night elected
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-23
DON'T
HACK
ALL
WINTER

IT is ever so much pleasanter to take
a few doses of euro than to hack and
and cough continually. euro never fails
to stop a dry. hacking cough or tickling
in the throat 1t is also very helpful
TO Group, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28

Alpha camp Is E--vslT aEr-a--1E Tie pro
rzr- " 1-EE--z--E TIE territory covered y
the order into Jurisdictions Which shah
have III power Of collecting --=- own as
easements a-z zLs1--suE ne laG-c and
ar-l5a1- benefits This was Z scheme dis
rlss=l 81 -n= LEg- meeting q -t= executive
board ana Is 70 1e rEp1--=1 &c lie mex
meeting q -r= sovereign cE--.
Laaur--E 70 -E= plan. N=1rLsEh- Iowa
" -uasU-E Moth and south Dakota VII De
formed INTO one Jurisdiction TINS e beng
very rzruru rrr regarded ny -hs local --E-
1ers VINO believe -LEr this The 1-EE=s,
z=g-lg- II the order Is beng taxed more
--Eu rs share u nrlHr 10 pay TIE -=E--
benefits ~ ne smaller sections u lie s1LH-
Try q printed ps-IU- las been Eo--=- -
ny ue-1s- u ne Alpha emp asking Tor
-rz chang THIS = 70 ne circulated Tor
EE-z---es and vii Dc presented 70 he
next meeting u -n= sovereign CAM a. 3.
Louis
-.ag- Wzzu-szEr -tE-- Fr-1- camp
zuv- e 5=4E1-1- SMOKER a-1 progressive
HE FIVE party z TIE lodge hal N---r and
Pierce streets Tr- evening was spent N
having 2 genera E1o5 tine which Included
The s--er-a -zuI furnished ny & musical
--1ErE- ana ~=trastCEU-S TIE care EEDes
occurred ID -ra earlier mart u the evening.
Tt= prizes z free ~ NATION and z lock
IaE-e Of the order were VJ- ~ e ".
smith ErE Gus Grey respectively The
consolation pie WIS eoqp=r=- ry z adams
E1u-esurs camp VII give 2 picnic a.
-Er-r Mills rpEET
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28

LEE- TE--sGzE even aE Mrs r NJ Wake
gave Z very EleEzl-r lLvr s1r.L frr re
1s1ef7 Of a-a-e--E e1--e- a15 ~ f~rls1s
EausE -rtl G late ugLr VLHE r--f--zLua--H
we're E=-T=d ana al departed Tor TIE
homes
Those present were Naz1aues Ealr-r
-=E-aE L=tEsT. EelEa- L-=-I- Keller
cray Baldwin Phelps and El-EHr Misses
El-v--CL- TEr-1-I Schroeder EFB=Var-
JaErles EaazrA Brown F-aEs- FE.a
EL-E Van L--L and Eu0E -lu Meaa~z and
Nss5--=s L-GEs ! 2 sura q A11-4t
E1r E-v-Ee A. E11HuE
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Adverrfssments Ter thee column
-fH - tHEen untl 1880 , N fer
The -v-ninE AND uutu : p N Ter TIL
u~o-ntrE and SundHy -aiuon.
Adv -rti-~rs. ~ ~r-qu-srinE . Unm-
h-rrd ch-cL cnn have uns-e-s Sc
dr-ss~d 90 q h~r~d letter in care
~ b Re Answers 80 nddre-s~G
-m ~ delivered on p~r-~entatiuu 81
the rh-ck unIr.
Rats. 1-2e n -ord fret inserrions
1e n word ~rh~renfr.r. NethinE taken
for les than - for the fr>r in-@r-
tion- Thee ndv-rris-m-nt mu~r D..
run cons--urfveIys
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28

The as-e.as vt- was z.-- .le Tiny
rr-- By --H- Fl.s. .rf NIL
EE-- - celebration ~ -t. -rs-as-.t ami
rs-ss-v o. -r- tsl--E-1- o. The -la AS
one OF 10 u0s- frl-vs social ar.-.s y
~ season TIE rlo- ta.rvat u-a riEr7-
-zf-y ~ he -4-aa-s o. %. e---.. l-s
vs. known lr rhF CIV .-t De FEAST rEvged
--- sl-EN ~ rrF-- rnpl-Er7r -hH- .s r
capped r - 90 GATE '1- there are years %
-u-u- vet
ore % the uast p-asa-. features s,-e-
-c- EHL- was n presence " u1--e- ra1-t
The table r -rs pas -ta -1-n-I has a.
vsys -s ~n~E-Rl the l--rvs-sE-v a-- has
L-vErF beer by means % sag soei4lA TINS
yea p vas determined Sc E-- The 'F-l-
zine t-=uls Ct -tE Zs- 1z-s -u the sns-.v-
tres Er- LIE rr--rE-E1r vas q decided sue
cess and ~ women Seemed 20 l-lrr q
-neD--.vas Besides .eIra-u-IrC he ami
varsz-v o. ne 1~1ar the BANQUET also
contest q which -ha members Of ne -1-o-
O.. s2vH hes- 'uEEEs- The s---Egls has
resulted IN a decided IeuEha-.-r Of trs --us
ac- n us Was found another cause Cor re-
lglel-E
a FUN account o. he uru- vas printed 5,
IN 6=s u tha following mur-uE Tie
Ez-u WIS sEr.ls-r and -tH service better.
IhEc Joss by better than ali vas he rlst-
G-EncIE- pruC-E- Which lasIu5ae tha sol-
lowing -1ES-s PISS Eue5 ~ -ausluAs-s- A z.
MY r.. E-GH. As a. L-A-
czla-El Factor. Esv = = ME1EEy The
Beneficial Features o. Our Order = ".
MTT1E-- D-- Wives Euz SVpp-raE--E 81
Frank 4 Gaines Tn F~E-s-uEI Fea---ss
o. GGr Order. Esv. G r Gardner
TnH success y the EFE1r wus due IL Great
measure 20 q comm -e- consisting o. a.
Z EurcEEEsou. a ? BRINK : Sheldon
7 L Gregory Alfred Conner W ? Th1uaS
z 2 Fr--ac- p L Weaver They had en-
tire gaz-rE
A-1-E those --espu- were ne f-7r-v-
Aess-s and NasLE-es Eaehz--l Anderson
= E-eE--EaE- Z NJ Bartlett O. ? Brink
= A B-vE1s. Z Z E-z-1- = N 57-rE--
Dave Cameron Y : Cuet-Ers r. Va Can
Field George ? C~11k " P Campbell A.
2 Carpenter. C Va EE5E-EL Alfred Con-
no. g : Cobb ? ? Cartwright Aired
la-luw VI. 2 Davis. : A. ErI=- = A
Eps-z-s- A W E1-ls-u- Frank L. Gregory
2 z Canes SE-l=I EE-rlz e. a Grin
D=l. Dean Gardner. O. ? Goodman = n
CAVIAR G p E~tswoI-- q L Errar A
Z EllG1=suE- Frank * Eas 2 C. Egl-
L-Ea-. : E=-=- 2 c Eavas George r
kelley q z EI-1aI Z Y Lewis z Z
= z Salisbury W ? Thomas 2 r Ten
lis-u-. z z Treat. A. ! Vls~LEnE ? l.
Weaver. 2 Z WaIsh C. Z Williamson.
r = Villains MesEE-zes I o. Ehaa les
Chase. W z Freeman Misses Jennie
EEE- Grace Chamberlain Doo-I1E Lvogl
Henderson EE--=L- LEV-suca MAYNARD
Eva ME-er=sts-. Seward S-1-k Wedge
WOOD M=sE-E "a : 5Hl1EE- 4 Dunn.
George ? Drbgu. 4 = -H-rv p p
F-=-zs- I EE--lS z F. Hastings 2 2
NILa- T 2 Manchester W 2 Nl-Ur M
Scott :. Fred smith L a SrJrcE Thomas
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28

The SPECIAL -EpeLas-llu under winch Lhs
lolEaF Of The arz=r have been working ex-
pres OF the Last day o. rals month ne
-ue beng SO Eh1rr The members are hus-
ling 70 Eet IN & Few more rsu-il8+ss -rss
-te lLEpsusEl1u vas ErEDrH- ne local mem
IE-E--E has materially Increased
Prizes we're lE=r=l FOR tn 1erE who
brought II the EreE-=s- humber Of Egrl-
cations TIE first prize has beer vgr ~
7 L. Combs II CONSISTS q . uar- Ererr
morocco bound history ~ H. order Ths
seaou5 prize & badge = b01Jr vas gathered
II " 2 G Era1rlaE
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28

----e-l-E June = he Grand -ETEE
RAILWAY SYSTEM I'LL rlL & -LE 1-g-i
--aL- CONSISTING o. Composite smoking
Lr-Ery Buffet. Dining and Drawing Eo0-
S==pl1E and Uos=-vEEJl CL-s. from T-lGEE-
va N.aEz-a Fails a-- EL-EE-1- 10 Fu---EI-
E-z -rs s=aE-T-z -RsU--s OF III coast o.
Maine Train leaves TElcaE1 e. : @ sloaH
= -1z E+-H-llu- TOY information address
l. z Mu-rgv. City -lcEs- agent II.
Clark sr-=s-. Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28

Ths reEliEr =l=cuau q Anchor lodge &C
clrrs- Il he D@e--lg o. -as- TUESDAY En5
resulted Es tu-cwE r e Meyer P C. =
VI % EcEzr C = anna EEI=v v. T.
Cora z Kicker s T. ? NElz B1-ne- see /.
Mrs. Lou MEsE- Tn SEE -r A 2 Mack
7 5sRrrlgs l. Bailey. C. F. l. Bailey N:
Carl L ? Swanson 8 FRANK : Penny
5 AEb@ FUL-r=Ide Asst So 7. L Combs
r.
: = CuChE as Representative o. Lhs
grand l1cEs, Is about 10 STAR operations 10
lDCrsEs@ L1e us-5srsEEr II he cry II
Is proposed 20 pUt deputies 10 The heIz Cor
sixty OF L-Dzry days 10 CANVASS 1ta entire
CRY T-= plan provides f1r The 1~EEr "a
nl1 Of & lodge u walnut Hill gu1-he- n
the northern or central portion Of The civ
and stu another El Tx southern pr -ts
Two lodges II existence nov ara also 20
De E-~e-E-hE--z.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28

Mrs Harry EuyfELE the female rTD-
uau5er u me local a-e hire be authority
ilr tie Statement -E- a. extra =Earr e 90
BE- mad 40 51ur.s the E=EosTEEI ~ l1s
order ID tlE near future EEE rIlF 1tlect
q view & kgrEI VII be- given 81 her rsHl-
lnlar - "a aEF street lH- e-I-a-EE
e1l IL eU-+r-a---lr VII com lss
& wragraE ~ : musical ana literary nature
E-as-HfEza--E ALI as served
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28

To tI-EtIs AZ -l1leF q sI'H|TT Z Ia
ra-la b=-=f--arE order vr1 q -=szr fund
@ -rar = E1Zr-=5 BE- E- vz5 have
studied 70 peculiar features 20 BE- a1s o. -As
--E- equitable plans s-Hr l-lp--. GO -ue-r.
pErps-LrF VIZ : l.W cost. d rI-zF aura
IA lie EursrllI q. t-zt=ruEl -al Az
LE-5LEl fsE---s ~ - order e -ra l-ulsr
If aElEsrz business El- prl-asF anal III
enrolled = III -aZaerz= Lalv w1-
ksrs-s.-rs have 1yr IHLt LEa= Ea-az "a
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28

Ire 5=sr Save 2 The V7-i1 t1- cutE
l-LEaE. El-=s -leErs, salt ruH-- fever
sores, tE--z- C1ETJs- hands crI1lE--s. cu-uE
End al SKI rupl0uE and pcs lively cures
--es o. 70 gay required i s rlE-a--5ea
o. give rE-te-- sa-stzc-l-u - money Re
funded Price - cents PEI BOX Fur 81
TT Kuhn { Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28

u -r-1ef az G1--1-s al ~ trleuas
VII 1l1 q basket E--lr e. EUW11- PARK
1- July They VII meet a. TIE Clnu-
-e-ra tl1-E ~ go G COCK : . ana EErek
~ M elrs Ire PARK VIII De- reached ~
tl= --a FAR E-+ II EEELr = pr1Zzs
l. b. a. zga3is as Az va- l-tsl1s1
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28
DOMINANT SEVENTIES!


there were mary wr- --uva5
--s extreme heat t-- threaten
r aspect Of vsE.a- last
Wednesday, sv--r o. lister &c -Es
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28

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Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28
Independent wc-km-a Of America.

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give e grand Fourth O. July celebration IL
lis L11Ie CRY. he affair VII not b. Local
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ATTEND Supreme Clerk Roger Dickens o.
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many Of TIE members men and wor,an
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