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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
Oroup5dl5.

4 RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET,
New YORK Ci:y. June II. is9s--Seaed proposals,
trclica'e VIII received here until ~ o'clock
"a lsgS and then opened or supplying Veterinary
Medicines ard pressirss sIefed IN schedule 70 be had
al this ofHc The United States reserves the right 70
reject accept an proposals. part thereof
Preference Wi 10 given 70 articles OF domestic produc
ton manufacture. conditions q quality and price
dncrding in the price Of foreign productions and manu-
features duty being equal Envelopes
:n- proposals should be addressed 10 \. S KIMBALL
ID Q. NJ General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
BALTIMORE &OHlO r r

+e''''''1 001F1 1-1
foot " Liberty street.
wv " .paiiy Except Sunday. ;sundays
CHICAGO a 80 a. m. 81 :+5 r. m. and 'l2 Is night
piTTSBUhG, .iao a m. t53o p m. HAS p m.
CI%CI%NATI ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. m. - IS p m
WAsWINGTON. BALTIMORE tI:55. 1000 (DineD.
10 a N. tD-er). 100 m. 'l:i5 (pinerl 1880
Omen ass tDlnerl. 1855 p and 'l2i3 night
NORFOLK. eli 30 a m
NEW ORLEANS. Il. .. m. Through sleeper.
All trains are iumnatei with Pintsch Light $3.50
Or,ces ll3 i72 26i. 43i I2s4 Bdway. 81 T. l4th-st.
,o7 Rowerv Y: 800 3ii Fulton ST. Brooklyn White
VAN terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
20 dcet.n nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and suhscripuohs 30 Broatsas
"a door north Il 3lst-st. untA ocoyS p@s AZ r.ssr
msnts received the following ofah." s,h ave-
ornce rates until o'clock p. M VIZ - 80 stsAr
cor 2sd st: iSe CHA ave. cor l2th-st
and i4th.s, iI2 COLUMBUS q, East ia,s-st 2N sr
s?i ST. between TN and s,h ayes io' E oss savs 81
zns i,sve near s9th-st. $50 S,.s 81
St s54 Sd lave go Bee,s CO., So s.s
A0Oa 2t-aye.. 20 East 10Th ST. i.ssi %
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING STREETS AND

AyENuEs WITH sIIrET' ASPHALT AND ASPHALT
BissTRIcT OF C51TMIIA. Washington June H. ls5sE
SEALED PROPOSALS viii - received a; this oH'ce Until
IL O'Clock NJ Saturday July 9th 1855 tor paving
streets and avenues with sheet asphalt ard asphai,
Rank forms Of proposals. specifications ard Ill
necessary information NAV be obtained this once.
jobs b; WIGHT; Join W ROSS. LANSING II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
"RI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrive. Buffalo e35 P. NJ Pullman Vest!bule Day coaches
- Il 1ars Dinng-Car service. Meals Ia carte.
Snnects al Bualo through sleepers to Detroit and
n.In:sJ. 100 p NJ. daily to' EASroN. MAUcH
ct,i-Scy VTI.KESBARRE SCRANTON week daysI
~. ~ ~, branches Chair Car TO Mauch Chunk -
~" nal, 1IO r. VI daily. except sunday. FOR WILKES
49, piI,rsrON SCRANTON and principal inter-
Connects for all points In coal regionh
t,,,,i,-eo, RuNet Parl1r car Tor "ilkesbarre .
..x.So 5:.O T. 81. daily except sunday. Tor EASTOS
49, ,",..r'sd,ate stations Chair Car 10 Eas,on
az. IN n.I5 p. NJ Sundays only) for MACCH CHUNK
an "a G,1O p. VI daily. evcep; Sunday. for EAsToN
.rs nrncioal Intermediate stations
sh .up . 100 p ~ daily Tor BUFFALO. NIAGARA
rIiis snd All points West, Pullman sleeper vestious
fAIsi, - chicago. sl~epers % Buffalo and Toronto
".-- 40 500 p daily except sunday. Stopping only
.. esccp,rIf PT.AlNFIEI.D EAsTON BETHLEHEM.
a. .rscH cHt-NK. sAYRE GENEVA. ROCHESTER.
"a None But sIeeplng-car passengers carried No
baggage carried. =. ,.r o.. rrrxrsp.ppr rru
-, 80" G'r XTvA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FAILS ana all poin,s West Pullman sleeper 20 ChicaE2
Ad GaYlETrip BOUND BROOK and intermedIaie points
PLAlNs lows go 20 1880. 1000. 1920 Sundays
i.1 , As % 20 $50 % 80 40 IS so and 30 P
onIyp and Pullman accommodations at l3 26l 273.
a.. o., I'D 3a3 Broadway. n IAN St. 1856 e i25th
800 ~ m Mnrsry y SEQ Fulton St Court ST. %
,dv,y and Brooklyn Annex Brooklvn,
transfer Co. will call Tor ana check baggage from
,o,.i ~ residence through TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20

Phra Depot. Q. Dept. No 1928 Arch street
phuadelphia June 10 ls9SScaled Proposals. IN trlpi-
cate viii be received here until II o'clock A. NJ. Tucs-
day june p 1895 for making 80 900 Overcoas 60 900
pairs Trousers foot; 10000 pairs Trousers noun ed and
from materials be furnished by
, aeoa-ment Bidders what they
Will Manufacture the garments Standard samples can be
reject any all proposals or any part thereof
RANKS ,or proposals &c. will be furnished by q
uuon appIcation. The usual IN 10 per
cent OF The the work proposed for accom-
many bids Envelopes containing proposals 20 be en-
aorsed proposals. FOR Making Clothing and addressed
20 Lieut.. Col JOHN V. FUKEY. Deputy 9. NJ. General.
7. 8 A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic Signals
stations in New York foot q Liberty 81.
and South Ferry, Whitehall -.
Trains leave foot az Liberty 81.
a. L. -.

-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic" sgna.
stations in New York foot q Liberty ST.
and South Ferry, Whitehall -.
Trains leave foot az Liberty 81.
on and after May 20. 1885.
For Eas,on. Bethlehem; Alsn,o~a Mauch Chunk a.
Easton)' 5:45 (7:30 TO Easionl " sundays 10
600 u Easton) \. NJ loo. 80 500 NJ
For wilkes barre Plttstcn and $ anton. 400 $40
NJ i:3O p VI Sundays. 40 \ ".
1000 1870 T. Reading 4. y. l:i5. i:5o. 500 SIS
900 70 Readng) p. ", 1915 night; sirdays "a
III 80 70 Reading) A NJ. loo l.i5 80 800 ?. Y,
- For ssnbury Lewisburg and Wnaamspor; az 400 sS
e.io A. NJ. l:3o ~ 900 ? n. y = nga' Sunday
'''o a ~ 100 ALL IL RAIL RotTE. s-
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park oc.r
Grove. and points south = Point Pleasant 40 50
1880 A NJ 100 500. AS. 5.3s. fl5 ?. " Sunday
stops nerlaken FOR Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
For Atlantic Highlands. $50 $50. llsO A. u, In
40 G:i5 p NJ sundays. 900 A ". 400 P.
For Lakewood Toms River. Pa-nsgat Park and Barns
gat 4:30, $50 4 NJ, 80 4:3O P " sundays 0I
rSr Atlantic CITY vineland and Brdgeton. 40 Y.
70 For Monmouth Beach, seabrisht and Hshlants
Nsve.nE $50 $50 II 30 A NJ. 1880 AS P. "
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, sc
From Pier y R. foot q Recio. 81
For Atlantic Highlands. Highlands q Nayesnk Nz
rnand,e Rur,son Beach Seabrght. Monmouth Beach ~
Long Branch. 30 1918 II Il 90 saturday oalyJ 80
For E!beron Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and penn
south 70 Po-t Peasant i0:l5 A NJ. 900 satu'.r
only) 3:45 500 T. ". sundays stop al lnieT.azea u
Asbnry PARK aad Ocean Grove.) $50 A. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
Railroads..
uWIIrUuUE.
pEN NSYLVANIl
= RAIL9oAD

STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third s,-..,
czrbe Il DtspaOSsss ana Corianat Streets u
Streets is ten minutes lae. than that CIV Solant
I've! 3msat,-'S;td s9set S.a ration 'e'0w ts
G S YORK "a 70 ssis car c'' p pasr c.
$50 l. VI FENHS4LvANiiis1S1 's Li aGa rggSsv.asa
ION cas F a's csgo pn ee soH9s and 6Sss
indianapos Louisville s. Louis ~''''1'aaa
1P0 90 < T...,,, ch h AAD 81 LOUIS EXPRESS
$50 4. VI; WESTERN EXPREss-FFoor i'; ci.s.,.
TAO 4. VI. soCTHWEsTERN EXfREss-Fo. ~
80 p: ~; PAciFic EHpKEss ~Fosr p,,ssurs =.
Sleeping Car Kew York 70 Aidona East rI Hs-. Sar
burg M sna IiI, d1 ASD 5"' ia"ssy 3
$50, $50 20 80 Dining car). 1850 Dining cni,
E IsS1 ca,. % % 20 C8@ sSS s9 I'm al Paof a.
p m, i2o5 night sunday so. go 1855 cD NM 80
ing Caro-. 420 Dining carr. 450 Dirlng Car On
sol rHERN RAiLwAY.-Express. 42o p. m. ,2o,
Ai1-rNTIc COAST LINE.-Express Q 20 a. n ,,,s.
chESAFEHKE AND OHIO RAILwAY.+0pm.,o -
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK IS sai,
Al LA>Tic CiIl.-l'o p m Weekdays CDessro,.. -,
coril,ndt Streets ATOP M Through vestSalss T and
Hufet Paror cars Passenger Coach, and cSnb'-.sa1
CAPE MAY.--l25o p m weekdays
Grove and point Pleasant from West Tssovo;ssa
street StatlONj OBJ llDo d. m -. so
p m Sundays 20 a. m. 40 p n. from Dess.siB
and Cor:landt Streets). go m y TO- 80 n s,a'
III" p :" T FORT pH Iii iii i,1 z M
60 720 80. so $50 $40 80 Penn Limited au
Dining Carr 1O50 Dining carr. ll50 m 70 ~ ~
go $50 40. $40 Dining Can. 80 Dining Car is 81
Dining Carr. 40, $50 P. m. 1905 nght Sgndsy,
8lO so $50 30 $50 N.miied). go l050 cHHss
ing Carr a. m. 80 Dining Carr. $50 42O DIM,
carr. 40 Dining Can. $50 Dining Can. 40 ~
Ticket offices Nos 4si 9,4 1896 1923 III and 2l gr.
way; Astor House West Twen'y-thrt streer s,a,Iss
and stations foot % Desbrosses ad Corlanat strss,
Court Street SEQ Fulton Street. 9s Broadway al
Pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn. station les.
city TIE New York Transfer Company VIII cali 4,
and check baggage from hotels and residences throu
20 destination
Teerhone "I274 Eighteenth Street FOR Pennsyivau.
Railroad Cab Service.
= B. HUTCHINSON !. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
Ocean Gfrdmers.

-o>11o1~~~~~~o~~~~.~> -
NWBTW G[EBNlAN l1OVW
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE:
sOUTHAMPToN. LONDON. BREMEN, opy
* Fr-dTich.Jure Il 2 PM FrledrichJuiy 1s "a ~ ~
Trave Tu June IS 10 NJ Trave. Tu., July 20 ~ a 81
Lain tn. July II 10 NJ saale IT,, Ap{, Pm
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTH ,NPTON. LONDON BRFMES ~
parh.ro.,s ... Thursday. June 30. noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA $500,
Kai VIM II July D 10 An Aller....... AUG D. A ,.
I,r, July o. =. NJ Kais VIM. II Aug ~ : AN
OFrRICHs & CO.. BOWLING GREEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
LEHICH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations loot West I'D 81 denn. H. K') Co'u@na -
DesOrOsses 81.
.rnecate, time from West 23d 81 Other figures sho"
ZINE from Cortlandt or Deshro'-es St -, a..
FAcTOS and ,.ermedate stations - -~.>,
800 SEQ A. " daily for WiLkESBAREE; sc EA ~
TON week days.. ITHACA. GENEVA; HOChESL 81.
pf.t-rArO NIAGARA FALLS and the West and prnci-
81 locsi no,n,.. dining and chair 10 Buffalo
20. 100 daily. except Surtay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
DED ID" LINE.

DED ID" LINE.
~ For Ia Guayra. Puerto Cabelo. Curacao Mara
cabo. Via Curacao
Robert Pier. Brooklyn.
GER. ). S "ABYpOS'. Wedne sday. June %
&. &. "LAUGHTON" Thursday, July I
$ s. "Abydos' has very good accommodations Tor pas
sengers.
YOULToN. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers No 1875 Front St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
Summer Homes on Long Island.

ny THE OCEAN AND SOUND.
Long Island illustrated descriptive book and
Summer Homes hook describing hotels and boarding
houses ong Island free upon application at 49, $50
1873 Broadway ticket oncss foot Of East 3ith-si. and
James Slip New Chambers-st.. New-York 333 Full
Eagle Summer Resort Bureau. and Fla;bush-
station. I. I. p. r. Brooklyn. send 40 in
stamps Long Island" 80 Summer
Homes" II. NJ. SMITH. Trarnc Manager. l.. l. r. r.
Long Island City New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20

OLALED FNUIOSAIlN VIII De rPCPINPU 1T Clt
~ Office OF The Lighthouse Engineer, Tompkinsvire
y Y until II o'clock June 22nd, 1905. and then
FOR furnishing the materials and labor OF all kinds
rscesssry for the erection and delivery Of the Romer
syaoa! I.gh-House. New York Bay New York. IN accord
aoce with specifications copies OF which, with blank pro-
posas and information be had upon application
10 D T. HEAP. Lieut.. Colonel. Corps OF Engn
L. &. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
r 5. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office

Supervising surgeon-General. l. 5 Marine Hospital
se-.1ce Washrston j. C.. June IS. ls2S-Sealci pro-
r.ssIs VIII be received az this ONCE noon = July
5h 1895 furnish med Seal supplies druggists sundres,
.urcl Instruments appliances cleathc apparatus
hocp!ts stores. bedding operating furniture and
rnsce articles during the fiscal ending June
p, 1863 Schedules further Information may be
famed On arpllcaton TIE Undersigned The RICH:
reserved 10 infornalities and 70 reject ali
nroro.ais WALTER WNaAN
Supervising Surgeon-Generai. NJ II. 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20

three bG;:le-ships viii be received ~ the Navy De
yarmsnt until ~ o'clock neon on THURSDAY September
1905 they vii Re publicly opened. 4 circular
Gennng tie chief chsrac'estics q sad vessels IS
ready FER distribution bidders Forms OF proposal
and may be had and he plans and specifications
examined upon apphca,on = - pep rtneni on and
savy. e-i7-gs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
OLD DOMINION LINE.

OLD DOMINION LINE.
UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE.
SHORTEST SEA TRIPS OFT OF NEW YORK
Delightful tours Old Point Comfort Norfolk Newport
News Petersburg. Portsmouth. Primers Point. Richmond
Virginia Beach, Va. and Washington. D. c. Freight and
passenger sail from Pier 20 North River
Weekday except SATURDAY. al p. NJ. and Saturday at
i. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
qDAPANIaG1ll1NMo
PACIFIC NAIL s S. co.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. :. CO

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
t-..,1et s.s,rship saillrgs from Vancou ter
TO oJNpAN AND GMlNAo
EMPRESS or CHf%A..........J July II. sep. ~ Dec
EMPRESS or INDIA ............. Aug J. Oct 10 Jan.
EMPIRES or JAPAN ..-..---.AAg - N''- . Jan ."
MGETlJLU, Elll AID AUSTRALIA.
MIOWERA June 30 AolANGl July -
Sc.rn! cabin ar.rtrtr cations 'ery low rates
For freirf, ani passenger rates apply 23 Broadway
4 nd - Wa. s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Ofce No LAP Broadv ay.
"a OF 2lst-st. until o'clock advertise
received a. the following branch cices regular
ONCE until O'Clock p. viz o54 shave e.
cor: 23i-st; 1872 o.h-av. cor l2thst Macys shave
and lag oiuntus-lve Yves. 6Otn-st.: 100
West i25-s near GcN-ave.: 90 14th-st: West
12t-st.. between eth ard sth $50 East 4Tth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
TOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.

FOR ROTTERDAM Nd AMSTERDAM
VIA BOULOGNE-SUR- MER.
s s OLDHAM sat. June 25 10 A. NJ
& :. AMSTERDAM sat, July ? 10 A NJ.
Moderate prices great comfort superior accommoda-
lions Apply for handbook and Gen Pass
Agency. 80 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20

Grmmcr Resorts
OCEAN HOUSE,

Ore,s June 2Oth Rooms ea suite with baths IN leS
doubled IN apa y. ref FINISHED ana C.S.;
cooler ~ 10 cegrecs man ,is
ie9or'. tc.Is ard Information address J. : CHANii In
P.1pr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
COOKS EUROPEAN EXCURSIONS. From

y Ncw York June o. IS July 2 g. Programme free
THOS COOK & son. 26l and 1925 Broadway. y. Y
EUROPE, ROUND THE WORLD.-Clark's
- Vacation parties leave July for Europe 5.
winfield - DAYS $3.50 : :. Servia. S27s :. s. An
choria $500 with Rhine and italy trips Round
the World tour OCT. LIST +. e. CLARK III BWay. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
ERENCH LINE.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE
DIRECT LINE TO HANRE-PARIS ,FRANCE).
Sailing Every saturday az 10 \ ~
From PIER No. II. North River. foot Morton Street
la Rretagne ... June - La Navarro. July II
la Tout gogue July = Ii Br.tagne July %
la Toura July La Gascogne July q
Gen'i Ae'cy for y :. and Can. Bowling Green y Y
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-30

you D0u't say Sol Yes Crockett
the druggist is selling Cigarette for five
CENTS q package
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-30
WEST MISSISSIPPI AGWlGEs
MECHANICAL AND live sf#r
EXPOSITION,

We btg toanuounce that
faF our fair for 1895. which $50.
ls mold from October "a to- ~ l. a
ere now under way
Since tho successful fair taE
g aciation has purchased . r
grounds and extensive imrnre
VIII be made thereon before f.
tag of the fair in ls9s ~
especially 20 cali your attention &.
aale corps Of superintendent a t.a
live stock and agricultural .alau
zach an expert Ia his lime wI. at.a
consented 10 serve the fair assoc. ion
Jhta year
Horse Department Warren f..
smith Vicksburg
Cattle Department On Tat ..s..r
-]tarkvillo.
swine Department II w Hua.m
Marksyille, Miss
Sheep Department John g. Reed
head. Centreyillo.
Poultry Department D. 3d. uu
lJazelhurst
Agricultural and Horttanl.am. Doe
uagtment S, NJ Tracy lila. lln
m.gly Of The Mississippi a4a.. a.I
aDd Experiment Station
Cotton Department " j. WaI..
Niczsburg
The Agricultural Experiment Station
ol both Mississippi aud Louisiana will
send interesting exhibits 90 taa tu
charge Of competent directors
asoriation's work is iu mo
iaajed to be loaal and va ar
haagty cooperation iu ON efforts .eg
tao uphuilding of tho ugduall0uI aud
ljEe stock interests of our own a.l as
.tr states.
Liberal cash premiums are
in the several departments .aa
product Of home and farm on5 except
boz the art, cattle and swine aw
mauts, competition is open Cd. .H
world. In the departments excepted
Louisiana. Alabama and
exhibits only are eligible TO compete
Especially liberal are the lHaa.am
offered for both lowlaud and gpu elaud
cotton OF various grades
Reduced rates for exhibit mid
cuniou rates for passengers wsl. le in
force on all railroad and river 0na
The race meeting, which 0
under The auspices of the H.ir af
utlon, begins on the second lay o. al0r
week aud continues throughout glg
week The following well hnauu ken
tlaluen will oficiate as Judges s 3
meeting which will include tH
pacing and running races CaI
Maxwell Of Mound In, Col gulu A
Backner Of nlawaro, la Una
Waite, esd, Of Jackson, Miss
Amusements Of every Kind football
contests, tented shows open OH gsr
~farnances, and an the many entertain
Ing diversions that combine to- t.atara
f0ir enjoyable win be found in a
burg from October "a to 80 ls and.
we trust that you may be among H
visitors.
FRANK Ill ANDREWS 1ag
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-30

There are some things you eaa lo
thout but You cant afford 90 am
other day without q bottle ot pr Eiaa
enof Antiseptie, the creates U,al
oyery Of the age Heals cuts ara
0an.shot Wounds etc quicker H
anything And don't forget taa W
Collie too, while pou wall .eN
For further Information ap
" anyone who has given IS 8 i8fr
trial
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-30
THE HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS
The Mountain-Loeked Miraeie Of the
OEarks.

Tho hot writer's the mountain air, cquablo
climate and the pine forests make Hot
sprtngs'the most wonderful health and plCas
use resort in Che world, summer Or winter
" is owned. enuorseu md controlled ty the
Y s. Government and has ACCOMMODATIONS
for al classes. The Arlington ana Park no.
tells and 60 others aud 30 boarding houses
are open all summer.
Having an altitude of ioo0 feet &C Is cool
safe aud noafby refagc during the heated
term 10 the south
Tor information concerning Hot springs
adafess G Y Cuoley, Manager business Men
League, Hot Springs. Ark
Tor reduced eScurs 3 tickets and nariicu-
lars q Che trip see lacal ageHt 81 addre W
2 TURK Gcul Aass Asi southern QaiiFay
NJ ~ashingtou. d. o.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-30

FRANK H ANnHEW
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-30

Ihe home Of the late Dr Sues on
river front Il miles west 81
wood, Miss Apply q Mrs
Guess 81 pr S f Cues Greenwood
Miss
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-30
".WAR! WAR;.
1000 MEN TO ENLIST M THE ARMY
And carry with them TO Cuba
one or a dozen bottles each Of


Yellow fever Is sud TO be prevalent. but III
one viii keep his system cipansed with VIII
kersQn's Vegetable Liver Pills he viii escape
house q bottle Of CiiitOn's Chin TOME
and WttkprsOu's Diarrhea Cordial. They are
20 the south.
ASK your druggist for these remedies. and
i ne Is out have him order them, or send 70
WlLkERSoN q c MEMPHIS TENN
Omaha daily bee., 1898-05-22
Ante Room Echoes
q z Y z, g q z q q 4.

Fraternity Temple" at the exposition is
low an assured fact. Work will be begun
in few days and all members of secret
orders which contribute TO the construction
of the building will be certain to find at
least one place on the exposition grounds
where they will be made comfortable and
will feel perfectly at home. AcCommoda
tions can be had in this temple for about
forty orders and as soon as that number is
reached no more headquarter privileges will
be granted. The building completed, it re-
mains for the members OF local lodges to
write to their grand lodges and urge them
to seek home in the temple and to en-
courage fraternity men from all over the
world to come to Omaha this summer and
make the exposition a meeting place for
members OF all secret orders.
Inquiries are being made constantly as to
what date has been set for Fraternity day
Members of orders in all parts of the coun-
try are taking an interest in this reunion
OF fraternity men and it is thought from the
enthusiasm which is being manifested that
this will be one OF the most successful days
of the exposition
Omaha daily bee., 1898-05-22

being supported by the iron pipe forming
the railing The wooden boxes forming the
electric conduits are broken and tho under
ground wires are torn and twisted.
The same condition exists In front OF tho
Agriculture building, 300 feet Of the piling
being out OF line and nfty feet fiat OH the
bottom Of the lagoon. On the south side,
near the west end OF the Mines building,
$50 feet OF the piling is out of line but
none OF it is broken entirely of. seventy
fve feet near the west end of the Liberal
Arts building Is In the same condition and
about 100 feet Immediately west OF the
Twentieth street bridge is in about the
same state. In addition to these places the
triangular section of earth removed by Ger
aldine's orders is sunken and the piling has
been forced out very little. this condition
prevailing almost entirely around the la
goon.
The breaking OF the electric light wires
made 1t necessary to set poles for arc lights
and run new circuits to furnish lights so
Superintendent Foster is giving the matter
his constant attention and says he will not
! allow anything to interfere with pushing
these repairs. Three sits OF men will be
! employed and every effort will be made to
| complete the repairs as soon as possible.
| The water has been let out Of the lagoon
| in order to expedite the work, this fact
| alone entailng an additional expense of
$500, as it will cost that much to fill it again.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-05-22
IN MEMORY OF NINETY-ElGHT
Irish-American Exposition Club In
tends TO Have IA Great Mass
Demonstration.

Monday will be the hundredth
anniversary of the uprising of '9S
Ireland, made famous by Wolf Tone,
Robert Emmett, Lord Fitzgerald and
other names dear to the Irish heart.
With this in view the Irish American Expo
stion club at its meeting last night adopted
a resolution calling for grand mass dem
onstration on the Fourth Of July, which
shall be at once an evidence Of Irish fealty
to America, loyalty to traditions of Ire
land and protest against any alliancle be-
tween Great Britain and America. This
committee was appointed by the chairman
to make arrangements for the centennial
meeting: Jerry Howard, Richard O'Keefe,
John Lally John Quinn, John ]. Mahoney.
They are to meet tonight at the Western
Laborer Office, Barker block.
The various committees of the club re-
ported much progress in their work on men,
bership and arrangements for permanent
quarters. Several new names were added to
the roll Of membership.