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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19

The Candy Kitchens new SOFA fount
aud elegant ice cream parlor, exclusive
ly for white people, is now open and
you will iind It TIE incest place In Bry'
an 70 enjoy summer drinks and pure
ice cream. l2l
Ladies will be served free Of charge
with delicious pure Ice cream at the
Candy Kitchen Tuesday afternoon
from I 10 7 o'clock. i2l
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19
MAY cALL ANoTHER CONVENTION
II l. Claimed the Colorado Democratic
Convention Was Irregular.

II l. Claimed the Colorado Democratic
Convention Wa, Irregular.
DENVER, April is.-Fank p. Ar
buckle, chairman Of the Democratic
state central committee, who has just
returned from Arizona, says the state
convention held on wednesday was not
regular. and throatenes to call another
convention. Mr.. Arbuckle says that
Olney Newell, who issued the call for
the convention April Is, had no au-
thority 90 do so, and he resigned the sec
retaryship Of the state committee last
September. Should the chairman call
another convention the supporters Of
the administration win try 20 elect dele
gates 10 the national convention who
viii not bolt even If a gold standard
plank il adopted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19

HASTINGS, April iS.-Tho Populist
state central committee nj their meeting
decided TO hold the state convention 10
select delegates to the St. Louis national
convention on July 10 at Grand Island.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
indoring Senator Allen for president
and favoring the free and unlimited
coinage Of gold and silver at a ratio Of
10 toll.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19
EaIlor Preston In JAIN.

ST JosEPH. Mo, April ls.-The case
Of the State vs.. H. l.. Preston, editor Of
the Kansas City sun. was called here in
the criminal court, and the defendant
failing TO appear his bond Of $500 was
delared forfeited. Later It was learned
that Preston had been seen In the city.
The sheriff got on his trail and crowded
him 81 close Ms he was trying 10 leave
the city in a buggy that Prosten sought
refuge In the railroad yards. lie was
finally run down and caught In a box
car. He Is now In Jail.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19
WATCHING AN INFlpsL DIE.
Two Men Mysirriously stricken and Are
Unable Co Tell What Happened.

Two Men MNsteri"uslN >tfickeh anu Are
Unable to Tell What Happened.
MINNEAPOLIS, April ia special to
The Tribune from Winnipeg. Man,
SAYS the town Of On Appellee, near Win
nipcg, Is much excited oven a remarka.
bic incident--more 80. because all the
parties connected Herewith are quite
prominent These are the facts
An nfdel at On Appellee was dying
and two well known men Of that place
were watching q, his bedside. sudden.
" those in the adjoining room heard a
piercing cry and rushing into the sick.
room found the two watchers insensible
and the nfdel dead. The men have
mover since been able 10 speak Of what
they saw and cannot refer 20 the mat.
ter. One of them is not expected to
live. Il is believed there that they saw
the evil one
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19
II. b. SroDDARD,
Cham. Dem. lex. Com, Bragos Co,

Consumption, LaGrlppe, Pneumonia,
aud an Throat and Lung diseases are
cured by Shlloh's Cure. Sold by sam
h. Wilson 4 Co. Bryan.
Mrs. c. NJ. Proctor has received a
beautiful line Of new Dresden silks for
dresses ank waists. l.A
zuber & McDougald have the ex-
elusive privilege Of handling Of "Jerey
lily 6our here aud guarantee every
sack they sell. l2
Lost a pair Of gold frame genlleman's
speclacles, $500 reward for return to
this office. l22
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19
iNTlMArloN OF oRooK1oNess.

The Accounts of the baltimore and ohio
Are To he Examined by AN Expert.
BALTIMORE. April ls.-The Baltimore
committee on reorganization Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railway have de-
cided to employ an expert 20 make u
thorough examination Of the accounts
Of the company from 1883 to the present
time. Ina statement issued by them
IL is asserted that during that period
there is an unwarrantcd increase in the
iioating debt to the amount Of more
than sle.O00,OO0, aud that many valu.
able securities belonging to the company
sold without these transactions finding
a place In the published reports Of the
operations 81 the company.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19


AZ ST. Louis-St. Louis. 3 Cleveland,
..
At Louisville-Iouisvillc, 3; Chicago,
"a.
At Observation-Disclosures, "a;
New York, 0.
AZ MISUNDERSTANDING Z;
Boston, 3.
AZ Cincinnati-Cincinnat, Z; Pitts
burg. 10.
At Baltimorc-Baltimcrc. G; Brook.
lyn. s.
The games in the Southern league
were as follows;
At Monigomry-Montgomery, IS;
Birmingham. 1.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19

WARRENsBUR0, No. April lS.-Sena.
tor Benjamin Il. Tillmau Of South Car
olina arrived here this morning and
was met at the depo, by the mayor,
prominent citizens and a brass band.
He was escorted 10 Pertle Springs,
where he spoke on free silver in the AZ
ternoon. The town was crowded with
people come 20 hear him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19

sell the Wisconsin Peerless Refig-
orators. They were selected by the
United states government from among
ali The exhibits at the late Worlds fair
Al Chicago, a. being most worthy and
and they received two highest awards
over al competitors. Special features
Of my WISCONSIN Peerless Reirigeralors
are mineral wood filling, perfect clean
sable Cue system, seven walls to pre-
serve ice and numerous other improve
menls that our competitors fail to have.
Kindly asking you 10 call and examine
them / remain respectfully.
I22 J. A. Myers.
Fran 4 YoSk's Candy Kitchen hiss
now added an elegantly furnished Ice
Cream Parlo- and will serve only the
purest cream at ten cents a plate. i2l
Gen. Rosser viii be here TO deliver
bis famous lecture May oh. A telegram
to that effect was received here yes.
ierday morning, aud Gen. stoddard re-
piled by wire that arrangements would
at once be projected to make his visit q
great success. The entertainment will
be given under the auspices Of the
ladies recently organized to assist ia
raising funds for Battle Abbery Of the
South. May 9th was the only date fol
which Gen. Rosser ,ould be serured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19

HAVANA, April iS.-Thrce prisoners Of
war, Greguro Borges, Estaban Herman.
dcz and Jose Bacallao were executed
yesterday at the Cuban fortress. They
belonged 10 the insurRont band COM
mandcd by DR.. Bruno Zayas and were
captured by the soldiers 81 the Arapilcs'
battalion during tina atb1ck made by the
enemy ON Managua, this province, and
the burning Of property in that vicinity.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19
Kansa. For Inland.

TOPEKA. April is.-Tho action 81 the
Missouri Democrats has greatly cncour-
aged the free silver wing Of the party in
Kansas and the leaders say there Is no
longer any doubt about the g0yotcs from
Kansas In the Chicago convention being
for the free and unlimited coinage Of
silver. Kansas viii bo for Bland.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19
10 FIeHT MANUFACTURERS.
wlndowglass Workers MAY Erect lac
tories Of Their own.

PrrrsnURa, Apail lS.-Tho Window.
glass Workers association, which is the
woalthiost labor organizations In the
world, may decide 20 fight the manu-.
facturcr ON equal grounds by erecting
factories at various points 10 be- run ON
the cooperative plan. This isthe result
Of the determination Of the manufac-
turcrs 10 close the factories throughout
the country ON May 20. The question
win he submitted 10 vote 81 the menu
bcrship Of the organization, after next
Fridays mceting.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19
IVES DEFEATS scHAEFER.

Won the Championship In the Inierna-
tlonai billiard Contest.
BosToN, April is.-Frank Ives won
the closing game and the championship
In the second series Of the international
billiards last night defeating Jake
Schaefer 300 10 2s4.
Both Schaefer and Ives had each two
victories 20 their credit and this game
decided the championship.
Scaefer was the favorite with the ma
jority Of the spectators and his defeat
was a disappointment. Ives played a
cool. careful game throughout and only
In the last innings did he manifest any
NERVOUSNESS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19
THE REVIVAL.
Rev. :. o. Mitchell VIII oOntIn
ne the Meeting Another

nc inc mectihk AhothNE
Week.
The revival services at the Bap-
list church have been in progress
for a little more than a week and
great good has already been ac'
complished. Under the strong
and effective preaching OF Rev.
S. O. Mitchell the church has been
revived and strengthened and
there is every evidence that the
work will prove enduring. The
church is now prepared to hold up
the hands Of the preachers in the
labor Of reaching out after sinners
and we confidently expect that the
meeting will be the means Of point
ing many to the way Of life. A
great attraction at each service is
the singing Of Mr.. V. c. Hart,
which has been feature Of Fevi-
walls and other Baptist gatherings
in Texas for several years.
a cordial invitation is extended
to everybody to attend these meet
ings. Remember the children's
service at II o'clock today, and
other services at usual hours
throughout the week.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19

HousroN, April is.-Abo Briscoe
charged with killing Francis Payne, was
tTied-hore The jury returned a verdict
Of 10 years in the pen, which. with the
% years given him yesterday for tho
killing Of William Payne, makes the TO.
tai RI
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19
Pastnrage.

have 100 acres Of land adjoining my
residence 10 the northern part Of town,
well se. IN Burmuda grass, California
clover aud native grasses. You can
tara your COW or horse into Il for $50
per month. ~ OIL. rAnoR.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19
rirr a Chandler.

OKLAHOMA CRY, o. T., April is
Chandler. the county seat Of Lincoln
county, has suffered great loss by fire,
which burned tho postoilice and nearly
all the business portion Of the town.
Tho las Is unknown.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19

Typhus fcverc has broken out az
Marash. In Armenia. Three hundred are
sick and 30 to 80 die daily.
Firc destroyed the Forest Canning
company's works at Kingston, n. 5.
Loss heavy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19

SEATTLE. Wash. April is.-James +.
Allsop, who was arrested here after n
2.yoar hunt, charged with the murder
Of Annie Olsen at Duluth, Mimi, COM
mittcd suicide In jail.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19
ALusoNs CHANCES EXCELLENT.

"a. q. McMillen believes lie Il stronger
Than Ever Tor President.
Drs MoINEs, April ls.-H. G. McAil.
len, chairman Of the Republican state
central committee, who has been in
charge Of Senator Allism's Iowa cam
paign, has returned TO the city after
short absence. He issued a statement
through the press to the effect that the
friends Of Senator Allison which include
all Iowa Republicans, would begin at
once to rcorganize TO make a fine show.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19

GALvEsiS April ls.-Philip Rlaes,
brother Of , n Klacs, who was lost of
the sloop Antoinette last Sunday near
Deer island, found his body ON the shore
at Virginia Point.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19
EcKeLs SPEAKS AT CINCINNATI.
Delivers an Address on the Currency
Question by Invitation.

Question by Invitation.
CINCINNATI, April is.-ln response 20
joint invitation from tha esambor Of
commerce, the clearinghouse and the
Commercial club James II Eckels,
comptroller Of the currency, addressed
a large audience Of representative bust
nessmen at the Grand Opera House
last night ON finance and currency.
His hearers were not exclusively Gin.
clnnaiians. Representative business
men were present from al sleighbor-
ing cities and towns
His addrcs thrOughout was against
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19

"etk, lie. Per Month, 5Oc.
y Leigh wen 10 Houston yesler-
Day
Ire cream ...,. 4, .o,,v conf.
slass Al lbs Candy kitchen. i2
Fine nssssme,s and toilet articles a
n II. James fol
John Newsome was IN from the Bra.
Aas bottom yesterday.
ID. nass..on Of Anderson. VAS here
Yesterday
olits ios rent. Re ldepee fr sale.
Apf|y 10 RI. Ford i2s
M... e.......,, ~. .....a 81.
ofhs-.. '..'' .,.'A Jug W 80 49,.
n.ornine
N..... Go "a.
81 through TIE city Yesterday en- route
b Felaaeo.
Roht n.,,...t g, .,a 7 AZ sbaw
Of Nasasosa. we're here Yesterday.
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s..,*s 1. ~ y 'e-o''s's va ~"
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nave : 'h'i iihe q othei ieeu stuhS.
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nhsn you want % smoke Wy .'e
"''ss' WISER ~ ~ ~ James ~
= 4 Chatham and wife Of Waco,
Ere rlsillnR relatives here.
Mrs. j. s. Moorine and Mrs. d. @.
plmarei are visiting IN Navasota.
1 Bath and Carriage sponses very cheap
~. II. James. ial.
laren's dag II The Baptist church
ssallo,clock Fvprvhodv,ta,,,ad
-, D.. - = -.
Russian ribbon. led lining torn.
!. nj. ..,.. 40,
~. q. +. Cloihier returned yester-
nom san An OHIO, where he at
'ns ''A'e Np"o''n League con-
.a9 .:... q eases sea, q Consumption sa
~oe ,s S Sh,, ana c Dro"p s ais
an b. wilson a 4 Co. Bryan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19
Attention.. Democrats.

In compliance with the instruc-
tions Of the executive committee Of
Brazos county, the county conven-
ton Of the democracy Of Brazos
county is hereby called to meet at
the courthouse in the city Of Bry-
an, Saturday, May 30, at ? o'clock
p. M, for the purpose Of selecting
delegates to the state, COMPRESSION
al, senatorial, judicial and repre-
sentative con ventions, and such
other business as may properly
come beforeit. II. B. SToDDARD,
Cham. Dem. Elk. Com Brazos Co.
BY authority OF a resolution
unanimously adopted at a meeting
Of the members Of the executive
committee Of the democratic party
Of Brazos county, precinct conven-
tons are hereby called for each
precinct in the coudty ON Satur-
day, May ., at such hour and
place as the chairman of each pre-
cinct may designate, for the pur-
pose Of selecting delegates to the
county convention which has beer
called for May 30.
II. B. SroDDARD,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19

silver and showed to the satisfaction Of
his hearers that gold and silver cannot
BE- merged into double standard. but
that gold was the only safe currency and
that II this country desired 10 still pros
per gold must BE- the standard
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19
Mlne E.ple.Ion On Menlnna.

NEuERT, April flour men were
killed and 10 IN Nh a mine cxplo-
sion here toiay.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-19

thxnIclan. your dfukkiai
4uf nf4 about Hhllohs Cure
nsullon. ThQy win recon-
~ s 81 SAM y. Wilson 4
4an
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-22
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The only business transacted at the reg
ular meeting OF the Board of Public Works
yesterday afternoon was the passage of the
regular salary roll.
W. E. Carmen, arrested several days ago
on complaint Of w. h. Bennett, alleging that
he had passed fraudulent check for $2O
was released yesterday, due to lack of pros
ecution.
At 1O:45 o'clock yesterday corner Of
barn at Forty-second and Franklin
streets. and three bales of hay were de-
stroyed by fire. The premises were occupied
by John NJ. Coston.
w N Mason Is circulating petition So
liciting men to become members Of a Man
derson club, The purpose of the club is
to work up a boom for C. +. Henderson
as candidate FOR president of the United
States.
Detective Dunn went TO the Union Pa
cific shops yesterday to arrest J. Murphy,
supposed to have assisted In the assault
on Officer Rentfrow last Sunday. Murphy
got wind of the search, drew his pay and
went to the Bluffs. Dunn, with the assist
ance of the Council Bluffs officers, found
him and brought him over to this side OF
the river last evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-22
CARE OF THE COUNTY INSANE.
Commissioners Wnnt Them Taken to
State Institutions,

state Institutions.
A resolution by Stenberg was adopted by
the county commissioners yesterday, reciting
the fact that there are four institutions for
the care of the insane in this state, toward
which Douglas county contributes its full
quota of support and the further fact that
there are now In the county jail four insane
people and at the poor farm forty insane
people, with no facilities in either place for
their care, and instructing the county clerk
to communicate with the Board of Public
Lands and Buildings, with view of having
the insane people at the Jail and poor farm
placed in these institutions.
Bids from The Bee and World-Herald for
DOING the county advertising were opened
ana referred to the finance committee.
The bond of George Sehestedt for saloon
on the Military road, just outside the city
limits with Hahneman Pyburn as surety,
was reported back by the judiciary commit
tee with the recommendation that it be re-
jected, as Mr.. Pyburn had informed the COM
mittee that he did not care to inform the
committee where his numerous and valuable
pieces of real estate were located, and was
insulted because the committee ventured to
inquire as to his responsibility. The re-
port Of the committee was adopted and
Sehestedt was notified to present another
bond at the next meeting Of the board or be-
closed up
The committee on roads reported in favor
OF allowing Van Court g. Co. the sum OF
S2,256.75 on their contract for the Southwest
road, with the understanding that such an
allowance was not to be considered as an
acceptance of the work
Williams stated that the payment of this
amount would still leave n reserve of 20 per
cent as contemplated by the contract and
was In accordance with the report OF En-
Sineer Rosewater. The report was adopted
Stenberg alone voting against it,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-22
A WORLD Oh KNOWLEDGE.
The Celebrated New Encyclopnc I'll ic
Dictionary t0 he Had at
Low urtce.

The Western Newspaper Syndicate, which
10 in control OF the New Encyclopaedia Die
tonary. has adopted an original, liberal and
wholly unique plan to Introduce the work.
The syndicate believes and with much rea-
son, that 200 sets Of the dictionary scattered
through that many. cultured homes will ere
ate widespread comment because OF the
easily apparent superiurity of the book, when
compared with others that have up to now
been considered standard.
The New Encyclopedia is in four large
quarto volumes Of over 5000 pages, en-
bellished with numerous explanatory illustra-
tiong. 1t is based on the Encyclopedia Die
tionary issued in England, which for over
seventeen years claimed the services Of a
large corps Of editors, literary workers and
specialists, among whom were such men as
Prof Huxley, Prof. Proctor and others stand
ing equally high in their several departments
of knowledge.
The labor of the American editors and eN
pertc, of whom there were a large number
consisted in revisions and additions necessary
to make the dictionary thoroughly practical
and useful for Americans. not only the schol-
astic and literary but the busily occupied
man CT affairs who wants to know quickly,
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and facts claiming his notice from day TO
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In this regard the encyclopaedia features
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other reference works, IL the New Encyclo-
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The subscription price of the work is S42,
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for year, but prompt action is necessary in
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for these Introductory sets are sure to be
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In order to take advantage of the offer it is
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-22
Personal PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. I. Silverstein left for Chicago last
evening.
Frank Wilson, state insurance inspector,
IL IN the city.
F. Kirkpatrick, Fairbury, Neb is stopping
at the Barker
I. II. Morse and Mrs. Morse of San Fran
cisco are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs L. d. Lawrence of Tabor,
Ia. are hotel guests.
Pryor Markell went to Lincoln last evening
to be gone several days.
Mrs. w. S. Rector left for Chicago yester-
day to visit friends for wesk.
l.. p. Livingston and Mrs Livingston of
Plattsmouth are at one of the hotels.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Let's and l.. e. Woods
OF North Platte are among the hotel arrivals
j. F. Richardson, local superintendent of
the Pullman service, left for Chicago last
night
Walter Vincent, Harry Leigh, Frank Wise
and Harry Mead are, New York arrivals at
the Barker.
Miss Amelia Baird and ten members of
the salvini company are making the Barker
their headquarters.
James e. Boyd left for Chicago last even
ing and expects to extend his trip further
east before his return home.
Mrs. Libbie L. Rich, sister Of Assistant
Postmaster Woodard, arrived in Omaha yes
terday from a trip Of months duration
to the Pacific coast.
At the Murray-E. E. Morton, Boston
w. H. Grlffith, New York C. W. Bloodgoos,
Chicago; p. NJ. Blake, Boston; l.. H. Coffin,
Providence; W. A. Taylor, New York; p. T.
Brchard, Norfolk. Seb. j. F. Hutchins,
Lincoln; H. C. McAll!ster, F. b. Hooper,
Chicago; H. e. Flaugher New York; j. w.
Patterson, Chicago; A.. b. Beall Sioux City;
e. w. Memis, Chicago; Mrs, S. e. Allen,
Sac City. la.
Pro:. Edward w. Bemis. recently of the
University Of Chicago, was in the city last
night He is on lecturing tour, having
been in Minnesota and North Dakota and
now en- route to a number cs Iowa and Illi-
nos towns, where he has engagements to
speak. Prof. Bemls is specially interested in
the question of municipal lighting, upon
which he is one of the authorities as an econ
omist in this country
Nebraskans at the hotels are: l.. Pagen-
sticher. Elsie; Frank Andrews, Hastings;
E. D. Gould, T. NJ Shear. Ollie Shear, Full
lerton; Joe Williams Grand Island; Frank
II. Young, Broken Bow; John w. Rogers
Tekamah; +. Armstrong, Elm Creek; A. b.
Terwllliger, st. Paul; Thomas Senter, Ban
croft; Ira Thomas, Oakland; C. o. Leake,
Fremont; II. C. Greer, Wayne; Fred Som
nenschein. West Point: Mrs. Jennie Starr,
Norfolk.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-22
Lecture by Mrs. Chant,

Mrs. Otmston Chant, the celebrated ora-
tor and philanthropist, is now on visit
to Omaha on the eve of her departure for
her home in England She will give her
principal lecture at Unity church this
evening, commencing at S o'clock. Sub
ject, Rescue Work fl London" Admis-
sion free; To provide for the multitude who
morning the " nsr of
ter have rendered its use.
Plans had been consummated by which
Mrs. Chant was to be given a reception at
the Woman's club this afternoon, but owing
to the fact that she viii not reach the city
until this evening the reception has been
postponed until 8 O'Clock next Monday
afternoon. AT this reception Mrs. Enid
Smith, who addresses the club next
Wednesday afternoon, will be present.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-22
Economy and Speed.
Quite the Thing Socially

To have it known you are going east via
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE, OMAHA
CHICAGO SPECIAL. The fine tact and dis
elimination displayed in the furnishings and
equipment, the convenient hours and fast
time, and the fact that it is an exclusive
OMAHA train, have made it great favorite
with Omaha people.
City Office 14O1 Farnam St