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PRODUCTS OF THE SOUTH.
Organizations of the Exhibits Tor
the states Exposifiou at Chicago.

AUGUSTA. GA, May 13.-The organi-
cation OF exhibits for the Southern States
Exposition. at Chicago. is proceeding
rapidly The following general exhibits
have been decided on, to show the pro-
ducts OF the entire South:
Forest Products-In charge Of Profess
sor B. b. Fernow, Chief OF Division OF
Forestry. United States Agricultural De-
partment
Mineral Products-In charge Of DIR.
David T. Day, United States Geological
Survey.
Fibres-Probably in charge OF c. r.
Dodge. Of United States Agricultural De-
partment
Each OF the foregoing will occupy at
least 1900 square feet. A great feature
will be made Of cotton, cotton products,
and processes Of manufacture, which VIII
require about 20,OO0 square feet.
Ii will comprise the earliest and the
most important machinery. and every va
riety OF cotton fabric. 1t is expected that
this department will be under the d.
rection OF a wldely-known expert and
prominent inventor OF cotton machinery.
SUGAR AND TOBACCO.
The tobacco section will be planned
under the advice Of DR.. III. B. Battle,
director OF the United States Experiment
Station. Raleigh. n. c., and Professor
G. f. Vanderford. secretary United
States Experiment Station, Knoxville
Tenn. both Of whom are eminent au-
thorities on tobacco culture. Professor
w. c. Stubbs. director United States
Sugar Experiment Station New Or
leans. will probably be required to su-
pervise the sugar exhibit. with these
gentlemen Will be associated Profess r
l. A. Holmes. State Geologist, Of North
Carolina. who has the best existing
southern collection Of minerals and FOR
est products; Professor Yates, State
Geologist Of Georgia; Messrs. Roche,
Nesbitt. Lane. and Stone, Commission
ers OF Agriculture, of South Carolina,
George. Alabama. and Mississippi
4 conference Of these and other gen.
tlemen will be held in Washington, pro-
badly Saturday or Monday. when pre-
liuinarv plans for arrangement and d.
vision of space will be submitted and
final plans adopted by them. These plans
are now being drawn by Architect 9.
a Maxwell Of Augusta. They provide
for twelve states, and allow loo square
feet for each. and an equal amount Tor
general exhibits and railroad displays.
Applicatlons for space now entered ag-
gregate about ll5O00 square feet. G. ID.
Parker. who had a prominent part in
the installation Of the government dis
plavs at Atlanta, will probably be ap-
pointed chief Of installation for the
South
Louisiana and Texas are waking up.
In response 20 urgent letters. ex-senator
walsh will probably visit those States
next week TO assist in organizing them.
II IS now certain that they win not be
left out. despite the incapacity and mac
ton Of their nominal committeeman. who
have done nothing 20 forward the work
Efficient work is In progress in Kentucky
and west Virginia. and Chicago can
rely upon Il that the South Will fill the
bIggest building that can be secured.
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BERLIN, May IA private telegram
received in this city says that the SEN
fences OF Francis Rhodes brother of
Cecil Rhodes. eX-Premier Of the Cape
Colony: James Hays Hammond, the
American mining engineer; Lionel Phil
lips. and George Farrar, who were con-
demned to death by the High Court at
Pretoria upon charges Of treason, in
being active members of the Johannes
burg Reform Union, which was held TO
have insigdted Or. Jamcson's raid into
the Transvaal have been commuted to
Imprisonment for term of five years.
The sentences Of other members Of the
Reform Committee. who were found
guilty I'm connection with the conspiracy
and raid. and were condemned to impri-
sonment and Punishment and to pay a
fine of $4,000 each, have been reduced TO
one years Imprisonment The telegram
Is as yet uncOnfirmed
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,,, p A. and Mckinley.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. May lS.-bvery
,,d,cation points TO an absolute repudia-
ZION by the supreme Council Of the Amer
t sso pro,sctive Association session now
he,ng held 10 this city OF the action taken
hv he executive Committee OF the Ad-
visory Board against McKinley's candi-
dacy. There has been much feelns ex-
pressed over the matter, and the Execu-
tive Committee has been severely citi-
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The Spauish Press.

MADRID. May 13-The suggestion re-
Gently made by the impartial that the
treaties between the Spanish and United
states governments. made I'm 1919 and
'gT7. be denounced. is much discussed IN
military and political circles. The sugges-
ton meets with general approval on the
mart Of the Spanish press.
The Spanish admiral in command or the
cuba has sent the case Of the tlibuster,
inc schooner Competitor TO the naval
col,rt here with a view Of having the
vessel declared q lawful prize.
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~ lNrnRnsrING INCIDENT.
Railroads Kindness In the inter-
esq OF Suffering Humanity.

NEW YORK. May i3-An Interesting
Eeaelt .n connection with the shooting Of
Wo Princeton students last spring has
tsf become known when the wounded
men were examined Il was decided that
-.uIre could save the life OF one Of
mem. except an immediate operation. A
telegram was sent TO Or, Bun, Of this
a'r he received the message after mid
Doc and az once went TO the Penn
'enIa railroad station. in Jersey City.
lt. last train having gone. he asked for
special engine and ear. He was in
ip.mcl that he would Doe obliged 10 pay
rs deposit Of $40. and also promise TO meet
arF further bill that the company might
present Dr. Bull assented 10 this pro-
sion. and the train was made up.
h0 waited for some time for the bill
tom the company. and finally wrote. ask
ng that one should be sent him. Instead
o. receiving a bin he received check FOR
inc >lg he had paid. and note saying
That the company would make no charges
700 the special train, as the service was
il the interest OF suffering humanity"
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NASHVILLE. TENN, May B-The
mysterious and sensational assassination
OF DR.. A. II. Williams. a prominent ply
sician OF Sumner county, which occurred
on April 10th, was partially solved to-day
by the arrest of three men thought TO
have been implicated I'm the conspiracy
The men are Rufus Bell, William Butler
and Tom Jones. They are now in jail
Of CafIa+fu
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POLICE CHIEFS CONVENTION.
Business Discussed and an Old
Fashioned barbecue Enjoyed.


ATLANTA, GA, May 13.-The second
day of the National Police Chiefs Con-
vention was characterized by important
action on a matter that has long been
discussed by the officers. This matter
was the adoption Of a system Of identih-
cation. and after a thorough discussion Of
the subject from every standpoint the
president was empowered to name a
committee 10 adopt the BertllOn system.
This will be the standard system Of the
police departments of the country when
adopted. Nearly the whole morning was
consumed i'm discussing this question, and
Mr. George VI. Portous, Of Chicago, the
representative Of the system. explained
It's workings very carefully. Chief w. j.
McKelvey delivered a very fine address
on what constitutes a good police officer
The chiefs enjoyed an old-fashioned bar
bocue at Cole Spring this afternoon
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Lady BIcyciist Killed.

LEXINGTON. KY. May l3.-Miss Masle
Todd was killed by an electrician here at
8 O'Clock this evening. She and party OF
friends were out on their bicycles. In
order to avoid an approaching wagon,
they crossed the street-car tracks In front
OF car. She was thrown under the
wheels Of the car. and died five minutes
afterward She was cousin Of Robert
Lincoln. eldest son of President Lincoln.
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INCREASED THEIR BAIL.
Four Alleged FiIibusters Arrnigned
In the United states Court.

~ 'H' 'htafN 'Ohfts
NEW YORK, May 12.-Just before the
close Of to-day's opening session Of the
May term Of the Criminal Part Of the
United States Circuit Court. John OBrien,
Mate Edward Murphy John ID. Hart, and
Emilio Nunez were arraigned upon a
charge of having aided and set on foot "A
military expedition against a foreign
power I'm Cuba with which the United
Sta,es IS at peace This charge has
reference TO the first successful trip Of
the steamer Bermuda TO Cuba with arms,
ammunition and men. The accused,
through their counsel, entered formal
plea Of not guilty, with permission to
change their plea or enter demurrer.
The four men had been held by tn
United States commission i'm Philadelphia
under 81 coo bail each. but, upon request or
Assistant United States District-Attorney
Human. Judge Benedict increased their
bail to s. $50 each.
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Restriction Of immigration.

WASHINGTON. May ia numerously
signed petition, addressed TO the Com
ruittee on Rules, was circulated in the
House to-day asking that day be set
aside for the consideration Of the Mccall
bill. which provides an educational test
for immigrants and for other measures
iooltino 10 the restriction OF immigra-
ton Mr. Mccall thinks the petition VIII
hear 20o signatures when IL is presented
IN the Rules Committee.
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WASHINGTON. D. c., May B.-ls9e-
cial)-Mr. c. j. Nuckols and bride, and
Mr. John l.. Herman, Of Richmond, are at
the Metropolitan.
Mr.. +. II. Burton and wife, Of the Hotel
burton. Danville, are at the Metropolitan.
Mrs j. II. II. Flggatt, Of Virginia, who
has been spending the winter here with
her sister, returned home to-day.
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Tbouns &. knight Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, May B-Announce-
ment was made on the floor of the Phila-
delphla Stock Exchange this morning OF
the death Of Thomas c. Knight chairman
Of the exchange. Mr. Knight had peeh
connected with the exchange for a num-
her Of years.
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mencement exercises this year on the 2iss
instant. and IL to be followed by meet
ing OF its alumni and negro confer
ence.
Mr.. Robert c. Ogden. president: DIR. W.
N. Mcvicker. Of Philadelphia; DIR. Alex
ander Mckenzie. Of Cambridge. and DR..
c. III. Parkhurst. OF New York. and others
are expected to speak at the conferenee.
Old papers for sale at sc, hundred -
the Dispatch ONCE. ->-~s
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Il. &. Nnrr,s Nationality.

WASHINGTON. May l8.-Admiral Ram
say. Acting Secretary OF the Navy, has
informed the Senate, IN response TO It's
request. that OF the 1888 blue-iackets In
the United States Naval Service, 400
are foreign born. ana s6l OF the 2Olt
marines are natives OF other countries
than the United States. The percentaz
OF Americans in the navy, however, Is IN
crna einv
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cised. But the members of that body have
not given any indications or packing
down, but meet the criticisms WIN itu-
nations that those composing the SUI
preme Council are endeavoring 10 get In
line with his friends, since Mckinley has
shown such strength.
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Elected yice-Prcsident.

PRETORIA, May l3-General j. p. Jou-
bert, commander In chief Of the Transvaal
forces and a member of the Executive
Council. has been elected Nice-Presldent
Of the Transvaal republic.
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started on Her Trial Trip.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, May ID
The new battleship oregon started on her
trial trip this afternoon. but returned
after going only as far as Goleta, where
she found the swell too great. Another
trial will be made tomorrow.
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Tobacco Dealer Suicides.

NEW YORK, May 13.-Edward Friend
of the firm Of e. q @. Friend q CO., deal
ers in tobacco, committed suicide last
night or this morning at Leggetts Hotel
on Park Row. by shooting himself in the
I.aI
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The American Tobacco Company.

NEW YORK. May i3.--Lawyers Joseph
II. Choate and W. ii. Fuller. counsel
for the directors OF the American To-
bacco Company. appeared before Judge
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The Hampton Inrtitute.

FORT MONROE, VA. May B-The
Hampton Institute viii hold It's COM
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THEY ALL LEFT.

jail Delivery in Princess Anne
County.
PRINCESS ANNE COURTHOUSE.
Va. May Especial 1.-The prisoners
confined "a the county jal here some
time during last night succeeded In get
i4n4 out b. picking q hole through the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-14

DEATHS from Cholera.
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT. May l3-There
were Go cases and p deaths from cholera
here yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-10

parties agreed 20 TOR a. Icy In thcir
power 10 exert their fusuHigl b. o.
ence TO make all legitimate Efforts 20
project tue treasury agalrst luid with.
uinWnis tending the complete pct.
iUfmuuCg OF the coutfact.D
TIE secretary quotes u m tie prrsi.
donPe utsthgu trgt tu Congress I'm.
mcd.atCIy On the execution OF the
contact Ia Which he ngain calls
attention to the financial situation.
the agteement TO protect tho treasury
glld, the feCfetrfy sgys, was faithfully
Carried CUT, and he aide:
"Aiiat large part Of the gold had
been iuru sheI from abroad, the gCcte.
tnry, lu order 10 prevent dislufbanuts
lh the rates Of foreign exchange AMI
create a condition That would force
gold exports and consequent with.
utAwhls, acquiesced In h departure
from ihu literal terms Of the c.Etraci
rtquifing one.hnlt g. be- procured
utrIad and accepted deposits VI gUli
then reid In tuis ccuuity 10 complete
the del very"
WithIrawals ~ gold got ln and on
December ., 1895, tue Psetile4t agaiu
cent a message to Congress nsgirg
remedial legislation, but Inc was on.
acted Land ON January q, 1890, circular
Whsis.uud aaEing iOf suusctiptigus f0i
slOO,OOl,O10 pot cent bonds,
The stCrstaTy sAyt. "My opinion Il
that u o prices u cgIyyd 10y the COVER
ment for bonus IN 1874, lsOj aud 1895
wfu ~ high no II was POSSIBLE 10 Oh.
islu under the circumftAuces eAiFtlus
al the tmuB when the sHits were made.
TITO fact tunt the bonds are OtiptCI Tor
sale by the government only al limos
when tho financial nii ifs " the uUuu.
Try are greatly DISTURBED auu tue mar.
kUt mOtu Ur lt8s Impressed on account
Of the business situation anu tue iuul.
log Of insecurity which always prevails
at such periods among Investor, nucta-
EARLY prevents the realization OF Ne
good prices ~ might DO procured n al.
vantage could bU taken VI the most n.
vOrHblu o. puftuniiirs tor Ciltcting the
snlcg. The sans conditions which
make the issue OF bonds necessary alec
uupto " the price Of auol securities 10
all the markets OF the world, anu con.
s,quuntly ITO government 10 compelled
10 make its sales undUr the most un.
favorable circumstance
"ln relation to the part Of tho frf D.
luton which directs the committee u
investigate and report what effect the
bond sales had on tho credit aud busi-
lees Of the people OF the United State,
| have the n0uOr 10 say that Ia my
opinion tho sales were necessary f1rtue
reservation OF the credit OF tue gov.
Urnmuut aud the security Of the bust.
ufss Interests Of the PEOPLE, AMI that
they Ia fact accomplished those 70.
sulir.
"tn general the rlgc, Of each sale
was TO restore confidence Tor the timu
telling, 90 least, iu tho power aud Iut.
pose Ut tue government 20 maintain its !
own CieliL 90 preserve tho parity o.
our coins aud the value OF our CITFcu. |
cy, and u UuUcg tho return VI our Sc |
CufititH iu large amounts from Eury- !
lean C1uutfius fUt 6alr Ia the market. |
here"
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"a nONsIEK TIFrY TEErL0Sg-

The lilIlu S year.uli daughter oi Nit.
Il, neutrality-suspicious. II GRANGER
was this morning relieved OF IA tArr
worm mrhfufing MY feet, by the
usu ui Slnker medicine, which iss1In
every Night from tho ueystrd platform,
on Tue lot Joining th0 Hotel llnu,s.
ford.
Ihis monster was placed a. dish oil
warm water, aud kept alive Tor over
thieo hours, when Il was placed on *.
hlbIiiun In 'front.' OF the Walker Huu,e
and Viewed by hundreds OF our ON.
z'ne, while the monster continued 10
wrthe hud twist Itself into kuots.
Ihis work Is proof that Mir Smith,
The shaker MrIiCino upany's lrc,ur.
60 was not idly bOUstnE when ho an.
uuunced from the iusITuu that ers he
bad been hrfo two weeks, ha would
make living, UTonth.uHwnIEiug GuvcF.
Users out Of citizeuH rHuriug In age
irom iniancy 10 sopIIty sEr.
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Your fault

and you suffer for Il. You
drink poison color in your
tca-you drink s9ap.,onc or
gypsum or plumblso in your
tel
Why?
You insist upon pretty"
tea for thirty or forty cents,
and you get it.
Stop! Insist upon good
tea, and pay the price for
good tea IA fair price, same
as you expect to get for your
potatoes and bectsugar and
cattle.
Sehiiiincs Best is pure
Japan tea; more than that il
is the best that Japan can ind
for you; it is roasted by ma.
chincry in san Francisco -
fresh and clean; all other tea
is roasted in its own country
by natives.
DO you know what good
sea is
SthiIi'NgS Best at your
grsccr's. Your money back
for the asking.
Other members Of tho m0ney.hlck
family Al4tUHr'g Bclf coffee. baking
powder soda, spices, seasoning. flavor.
ins extracts.
dSthiH7r q CJWhivy SIg fJ14rifeo
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Hrport OF Chairman ningIey OF the
iinuso ways ANA iisnus committee.
WAsIuNUTON, June O-Chaifmau
Diuglcy VI tue House ways Rud means
committee made a report on tho menace
10 American manufacturers by the
threatened Invasion Of the cheap pro.
ducts OF oriental labor, anu upoi the
effects OF tue difference uf exchange
between gold standard ami silver stan.
dafd countries upon United States
manufacturing ana agriculture, those
questions having teen Investigated by
the committee. The report says tho
sudden awakening OF Japan from the
oriental slumber Of centuries IL being
followed by ap equally rapid western
iLing " her methods Ot induglfy; that
while tho japanese do not have the
inventive 'ncuity Of Am-TiCAup, or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-10

Atfoyas, n column Of Spaniarda com.
posed Of o 600 men and loo care Of food
Hud ammunition under Col Sprufa's
command, were ATTACKED hv twenty.
.put squadrous NJ Cuhaut, with n los
10 the Spanish OF ninety Killed on the
trst day. Tho march lasted three
duys aud during that lime the Sranish
losa was 2j0 mon killed ami 40 chr.
captured, aud II Il believed Co. NO
Segurs was either Killed OF captured u.
These fights were directed hvNincen'r
Nunez, strategic leader Of the lat
war.
Nicunn, the Spanish general, DID net
die NJ yellow fever, but Of o wound In
the thirh.
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CIrtu. Wl,h-u, ,.nni,I,r..

No gamblers or swIrulers OF any
class Whatever are tolerated by thu
Hrcat Wallace Shuws, Sccouu cl4ss
ana Inferior Rggr-gsuurs maRs tbp
fwindllug operations the priugIt.I
part OF thuIr business, aud come a..
them have a chow only go Del blind I'm
efuUuilus iuIyFrs. They mahp
iHu IrUurWHuun Il secondary Coz.
fIayt..iDu. ruCl SHOVE uIu 10 boz
"lyan Is wlar tsriU. The Wplls..
snow, not being 90 this rhpr4U..r, tr,
ts p.t.pimnuru Of the lost uuu Ity,.
Nalgg iIr WnoHy TuNsivsl iur .aut.,
SION. Al saI Lske Guy June 10 au.
IL.
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Becchams piiIsarc for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
zincss, sick headache, badtaste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappctitc, sallow skin,etc.,
when caused by constipationi
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the book. pills Io9 and
ESQ a box. Book Tyee at your
druggists or write Il. i. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
AhHaal'alss more than sooooo boIss
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CHATTANOuuA, Tcuun Juno O.-At
II O'clock Ius morning tornado OF
unusual severity struck the town ui
Wyoth City, about thiuy miles num
Hadsden, IN northern Alabama. rhif.
teen houses have teen literally blown
i'om tue face Of the eafib, but only
Two dualhg, I'D Long anu negro
woman, have been reported. A huu.
disd or in1fo persons are Injured.
Macy OF thcm ute being taken caro- NJ
at GlutuByIile, GaIsIon anu other
ueiguuUglUg towns.
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REA,oNAnLL ComrENsAr,oN.
nsiasco's services worth -. Much "a,
That of a. q. y. President.

heiascn's Services worth ~. Much a..
That of "a q. =. President.
NEW HOml, June O.-Mrs. Dudley,
mother VI MrB, Leslie Carter, wa. a
witness today IN the suig brought by
D'Vld Br.n-ro TO recover from n. *.
Falrbsub iGi,OOO Tor hrs services IN
training Ms. Carter Tor tho stage.
+. II. saiggnii AZ U'ugyilUnist and
dramatic intuuctub tOii the jury VI
hulHer.'s high staudiuE AS q ttainuf
luF the stage. rhu services OF the lat
ter Sargent tald, would be worth
$4,000 year, whilo lUr revising such
pay ~ The UgIy DuuhIug, $1,000
would be- moderate lapunHFulu. He
ttsIiisl that the charge % 100000 Tor
yiguttan month"; sutyices lu uoaAiug
Nile. Carter was not rXluIbitHut.
a. NJ, Palmer testified that salO 10
500 a week would be reasonable com.
pensatiun Tor Eo.asgy's services rs Il
htage manager.
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KY Wis., ba., june Tho iol.
owing fnpUtt hna boon received irom
Las Villas, Cuba, by ioltuE Tho Gu,
ban AMY ia this territory 10 composed
4 more than 5000 patriots. The
spanish COMMANDER acHaUWluisol the
Ices Of ! $40 men klhu4 uuu WuuuupI
Ht Cuclp car1. Tho Spuuiah Colonel
se.urg Hal Palsucp have been defeat.
90 teNttal HINES Ga tho past month uy
General S1m'z, VINO IA thtso engage.
menW cngtuIed two cannon On
March 25.h, a! san Juan and De l. !,
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srEcIAL INCtnsIoN rAsn

Via Union Pacific, June igih nnd Isuh.
Nu above uEtS-, ruuuu trip urturr
Will he sold 20 Omsha, KAus,s CIy
au sioux City nj rsts VI 5000, Ua
returning until Sept,mbr 9th. CIV
l-ekeI UlllNn gMl MaIm aIrLnI-
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Teachers Rates IiNrd wa rio Grand,
Western Railroad.

For the btI,Ht VI The toucho.s 70.
turning to their eastern hom,s, az
Tor tho public, the 10. q. w. Ry. A..
uounces IA rate OF $50 g. Sioux cry.
Omaha, ~. Joseph, X nss. Cay ana
all other Missguri River 10 MT IN
return. IicErls viii hu sou June / z
and IS, limited 10 Sept, .. tn ,siu.
tending 10 avail themselves OF this OF.
ponunity TO visit their eastern hon @.
~ the low rate mentioned should H..
member that the lt. q. W. mas a
through limo OF Pullman standard
sleepers IN well ~ through tours or
iamily sltepefs u Chicago, New York
and Boston. For iug,ner particular,
colt at ticket office No. 10 Wet secouu
aumlh SlTnnL
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Un The system IL NJ this fcasou. To,
cold weather has made urusuai DRAIN
upon tho vital forces. Tho blood h,s
heroine Impoverished aud Impure, nnd
at the IN ciioTs Of the holy aurrr In
consequence. Hoad's FarnpariIla 10
the gfsa' builder, because 10 IL tho ono
True Blood Purifier and nerve tonic.
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Tue Uuiun Pacific announces rate OF
$50 from Salt Lake City 10 Omaha.
kausas City, Sioux Guy anu other
Mlspour river points and return,
trains leaving June len ana 18th, with
limit u September 9Th. For uartIru.
laf', call ~ city ticket Office, POI Maiu
street.