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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
THE MINISTER'S COFFEE.


hurt him worse Ihnn the DeNiI llju.
Il used the old-fashioned coffee from my
babyhood and, like many others, thought |
could not live without it, Was in the
army four years during the rebellion and
came out very much broken in health.
was compelled TO quit the active work OF
the ministry for moro than a year at a
time, suffering terribly frcm stomach and
intestinal troubles and torpid liver, with
The consequent nervous headache and pros
tratior, lumbago and rheumatism,
-Four years ago. being ccnhned TO bed
with those troubles and ulcerati,n OF the
liver, my physician positively forbade the
use OF coffee and brought me some Postum
Cereal Food Coffee. Since that time my
self and family have used no other coles
All my intestinal trouble has been greatly
relieved and no longer suffer from rheuma-
tism and very little from torpid liver or
biliousness.
Il am fully convinced that coffee is very
largely responsible for the greater part OF
all stomach. intestinal and liver troubles
from which people suffer. / am now 5S
years cid and my health has been so much
improved that do as much work as ever
did and with about as much comfort.
can condcientIously attribute It chiefly tc
the use OF Postum Cereal Focd Coffee, There
are several friends who have had valusbIt
experience with the leaving OF Of flee
and the use OF Postum Food Coffee. II
gives me pleasure 10 add my testimony "a
help humanity 10 understand that the very
general cause Of sicknees f., | consider
largely attributable to mistakes In the use OF
food and drink" Rev. j. A. Flickinger
pastor Of the Lutheran church, Rays Hill
Pa. Grocers sell Postum Coifse and Postum
Cereal Co., Ltd, make it at Battle Greek
Mich
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
FINAL TOUCHES AT sIoux FALLS.
Ready TO Greet the President nnd
Returning Nolnmtcers Mt Noon.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Oct. 13.-(Special
Telegram THE work of decorating busi-
ness blocks, public buildings and streets in
anticipation of the visit tomorrow of Presi-
dent Mckinley and the return Of the Sioux
Falls and Worthing companies began today
and tonight is under way. BY noon tomor-
row the city will be more handsomely dec
Grated than ever before.
The day has been chilly and partly cloudy
and indications tonight are that snow fur
ries are likely to be experienced before
morning. During the visit OF the president
and the reception to the volunteers business
Of all kinds will be suspended.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
BALANCE OF TRADE OUR WAY
Exports of Merchandise During the
Inst Nine Months Exceeded I'm
ports by S78,8O0,7S7.

WASHINGTON, Oct 1s--The monthly
statement OF the imports and exports of
merchandise of the United States during the
month of September. 1899 together with
the increase or decreases as compared with
September. 1898, shows as follows:
Dutiable merchandise imported, 500, ,425, :
52l; increase about $1o,60O,OOO Domestic
merchandise exported, $1O9, ,12S, SAT; increase
Sl9'SOo,OOo. Gold imports, s2.572O2S; de-
crease, Sl4,3OO,OOO. Gold exports, 81, ,O56, 749:
decrease, about s2,OOo,0OO Silver imports
S2'o4o'9l4; increase. $4,oO0.oOO. Silver ex.
ports, $3,622,l47 decrease $500, 900,
The exports OF merchandise during tbo
last nine months are shown to have e..
ceeded the imports by S76, ,6O6, 1877
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
AMERICAN CONSUL IN CHARGE
British Interests ut Pretoria Are
Turned Over to MncCrnm.

British Interests ut Pretoria Are
Turned over to MacCrum.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The State depart
ment was today Notified of the withdrawal
from Pretoria of Mr.. Conyngham Greenec
the British diplomatic agent to the South
African republic, and the existence of a state
Of war between Great Britain and that re-
public. Mr.. MacCrum. the American consul
at Pretoria, has, accordingly been instruct ed
to undertake The care Of the British interests
in that section during the war.
The notification came to the State depart
ment in the shape of a note from Mr.. Tower
in charge OF the British embassy here. The
details of the transfer Of British interests
in case of war had been previously arranged
SO that all that was necessary was the dis
patch Of brief cablegram to Mr.. MacCrum
at Pretoria. This officer is the superior in
rank to the other consular representatives
OF the United States, not only in the Trans
vaal, but in the Orange Free State and he
has been instructed to give those officials
! the necessary directions. The only consular
official besides Mr. MacCrum in the South
African republic is a Mr.. Gordon, who sue
| cecded Mr.. Manion as consular agent at Jo-
, hannesburg, Mr.. Manon having resigned a
| few months ago.
In the Orange Free State the United
| S'a'eS 10 represented py Ailred Elllott, con-
| sular agent at Bloemfontein. He is an Eng
lishman and therefore It is questionable
whether or not he will remain at his post
| i'll his capacity as American agent or retire.
| In the latter case Mr.. MacCrum will proba-
bly, select some suitable American to take
up the duties of consular agent.
There Is no present intention at the State
department to issue proclamation of neu-
| trality. 1t is customary to omit these
proclamations until some emergency arises
calling for their issue and such an emer-
gency is not expected to occur in South
| Africa.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14


NEW YORK. Oct. 13.The winds asleep
In the caverns and a coverlet of white fog
drawn over the bosom of the drowSy ocean
today heightened the unprecedented record
of fukes in the yacht cup contest to six
As on Tuesday the yachts did not leave
their anchorages inside Sandy Hook. 1t
was useless to make another attempt in
Everybody is thoroughly disgusted The
patience of the public is almost exhausted
About $1,000 people on the first day, the
crowds have dwtndled until it is safe to say
that less than 5000 were afloat today.
The outlook was so gloomy from "a
money-mak!ng standpoint that some of the
excursion boats that sold tickets for the
series of races were trying today to redeem
them with the intention of abandoning ex-
curslons altogether.
Experts estimate that the big clubtopsail
the Shamrock" showed tonight for the first
time contains about 5000 square feet more
Of canvas than the similar sail of the
Yankee boat. Add this to the sail area of
Its lower sails, as shown by the measure
ments, and the foreign racer is capable of
spreading something like 1900 square feet
more canvas to the wind than Columbia
Another attempt will be made to race to-
morrow,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
HASTINGS AND LINCOLN ARE A TIE.
High School and College EIevens
Score Six and Six,

HASTINGS Neb., Oct 13.-(Special Tele-
gram. A nice, clean game Of foot ball
was played here today at Recreation park
between the Lincoln High school team and
were about of the same weight. Fohner
scored touchdown for Lincoln in the
the second half Each side kicked goal
and the game resulted to 6, Hastings
was placed at a disadvantage on account
injuries receixe1Sll the recent game. with
the Young Mel rChristian association
team at OmahaI There were no long runs
made by ether side, as both teams were
contented with bucking the line.
'Ehn llne-lln fDllnWS.
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tournament we;e played today on the links
OF the Philadelphia Country club at Bala
MISS Marion Oliver ofsAlhany was paired
with Mrs Caleb f. Fox Of Rydai and
Misses Ruth Underhill of Glen Cove and
Cassatt of this city were pitted asainst
each other. The weather again favored the
players and the links were in fine condition,
Play was started soon after 10 o'clock
The four players who are contestng Tor
ISOLATION of Philadelphia were Mrs. w. r.
Morgan of Short Hills, n. j.; Miss Eunice
Terry of Iryington, n. " MISS Lucy
Heron OF Cincinnati. and Miss Katherine
Rowland Of Greenwlch. Conn.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
NJ KINLEY AT FARGO


the presidential party and they will en-
deavor to persuads President Mckinley to
give Yankton one hour OF his time.
A large general reception committee to
act for both Company and the president
is composed OF seven citizens of Yankton.
one each from Springfield, Vcrmillion.
Lennox, Hurley, Centerville, Olivet Tyn-
dali. Parkston, Irene, Wakouda, Beresford
and two from Armour. An excursion from
Armour will connect at Scotland with a
special from Niobrara, Running Water and
Tyndall. a special from Hawarden Will
also be run. distinguished party from
Sioux City will meet the president and
party here.
Yankton is decorating for this double oc-
casion as 1t never decorated before and this
together with the brilliant illuminations in
the evening will give the city striking
appearance.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
Robbern Cbicuuo Doctor

CHICAGO, Oct. l3,-The body of the man
who was killed after trying to rob the
bank of c, II. Patten at Palatine, Ill,
several weeks ago and was supposed to be
Identified as that of DR.. William L. Lewis
Of Chicago, who has been missing since
the day Of the attempted robbery. 1t is
present at the disinterment, that the dead
man was of unsound mind, owing to the
excessive use Of morphine
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14

Ernest Toy was cut severely about the
head Thursday night on the Midway He
was sitting in one. of the drinking booths
there when colored waiter, becoming
angry at another customer, threw a pop
bottle at him. The mans aim was not
good and the bottle struck Toy on the
head, cutting several arteries and letting
moved to the Emergency hospital, where
Dr. n. S. Mercer dressed his wounds. He
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
ynIpa Captures West stake,

LEXINGTON, Ky. oct. l3-After a day q
with slow track. Naipa. the fayorte in
the pooling, won the $500 West stake. The
sensation of the day turned up in the 2:1l
trot when Charley Hoyt, the favorite was
d!stanced in the third heat. The race split
into six heats and after a hard struggle
liter drove Macomb Forbes chestnut May
Fern to victory. The stock farm purse was
a mere jog for Audubon Boy. Time: 2:2iA
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
TO PURCHASE WATER WORKS
Mayor Of Denver signs an Ordinance
Providing for Issue of Bonds
tO Buy Plant.

DENVER, Oct. 13.--The Board of Super
yisors passed this evening and Mayor John
son signed two important ordinances. One
provides for the issuance Of BINDS by the
city to the amount of si.7OOO0O for the
purchase of the plant OF the Denver Union
Water company or the construction Cf a
new one. The other is 10 compel the street
railway companies TO heat their cars in
winter The Denver Union Water company
demands 100000 for its plant.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
SECOND DAY OF GLENwooD SHOOT.
Larger Attendance and Some Excel
ICct scores at live nirds.

GLENWOOD Ia. Oct l3.-(Spec.al Tele-
gram.)-The second day of the club shoot
drew better conditions from the weather
amateurs and visitors. Eleven target
events We're shot off, the high guns being
Andrews, Townsend, Palmer, FCkle, Ed
wards, Lyons, sandy and Boyd.
Five live bird event, ten entries: Palmer
5; Andrews, 5; Lyons, 3; Terrybery, 3
Sandy, 2; Rogers 8; Bogart 2; Fickle, 4
Townsend 1.
Ten live birds, eleven entries Terrybery
3; Palmer, 81 Fiekle, 4: Sandy, 6; Andrews
Meatherhead Q; Donelan. S: Cheney. 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
CONVICT PORTO RICAN EDITOR
Editor of Newspaper Suppressed by
General Henry Sentenced to
Eighteen Months imprisonment.

PONCE, =. r., Oct. 1S.-The United States
provisional court and jury of prominent
natives today convicted 1zlca Diaz, editor
of E Combate, formerly La B5mba. which
General Guy Henry suppressed, OF send ns
obscene matters through the mails, Diaz
was sentenced to eighteen months impriso
ment with fine Of $500.
Ell Combate has been strongly anti-Ameri-
can in its policy. This was the first trial
by jury in the Islands
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
Drusgists Exnmined nt Huron.

HURON, S, D., Oct. l3.-(Specal al
the meeting OF the State Board of Pharmacy
yesterday Ernest Shriver and J. Golfer OF
Dell Rapids. Charles Taylor Of Hurley, G.
Il. Porter OF Mennon, d, E. Crowley OF
Aberdeen, r. e. Hardy OF DeSmet, o. H
Collins of Miller and w. f, Michael of VIII
low Lakes were examined for certificates.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
Welcome to Pastors wife,

The members of the First Methodist
church and congregation assembled in the
parlors of the church Friday night to well
come Mrs. Chase, the wife of the pastor.
The evening was most enjoyable one, a
large number of people paying their re-
spects to the pastor and his wife in the
beautifully decorated rooms. Mrs. Chase
made many friends during the evening by
her gracious manners. The program of
music and speeches was of a high order
Of merit and added much to the brilliance
of the gathering
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
Brooklyn, s; Baltimore, 2.

BROOKLYN. Oct 13-The Baltimores
caught Dunn mapping in the first inning
field six Of them had crossed the plate four
Of them on a four-bagger by Keister.
Sheckard She ard also supplied homer later The
Kitson. The two teams will wind up the
season here tomorrow and play an exhibit
ton game at Weehawken, N. j., Sunday.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
Explosion Kills Four peOpIc,

BRlTTON, S. D., Oct. ia th!eshing
engine, belonging to Peter Anderson, twelve
miles southeast OF here, blew up today kill
ing four men and seriously injuring one
more. George B. Gullckson and C. A.
Ahlstrom were killed. The other dead are
negroes, Low water is supposed to be the
cause.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
Strike Reduces Custom Receipts

WASHINGTON, Oct 1S.-MaIor Root, ir
charge OF the customs of Cuba. writes the
war department that the recent strikes OF
draymen' steyedores and lighter men have
reduced the customs receipts at the pert OF
havana tor the month OF September to the
amount OF s15O,0OO.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14

Edward f. Bruce and wife entertained
the members of the executive committee
of the Transmississippi Exposition and
their wives at dinner at the Philippine
village Friday night. The evening was
most happily spent in recounting reminis-
cences of the former show and in dis
cussing menu of finest taste. MIR. and
Mrs Gurdon w. Wattles, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
p Kirl1endall. Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Reed
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. 7. Lindsey were the
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
Bankers Union Social.

Bankers Union OF the World enjoyed a
social in their room in The Bee building
Friday night The evening was spent in
toying ice cream and other good things
for the inner man. a large number was
present and the evening passed off very
pleasantly.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
Fruit Growers Fight Treaty.

LOS ANGELE ES, Oct. l3,-The California
Citrus Fruit Growers tariff COMMITTEES has
adopted a resolution calling upon all the
citrus growers and associations of southern
California to contribute one-fifth of cent
per box on their coming seasons crop for
the purpose of creating a fund TO carry
on campaign against the ratification OF
Nhe Jamaica treaty.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14

Mafeking, with 300 women and children,
passed Vryburg on the way to Kimberley.
All on board were we'll.
: GLENCOE, Oct 12.-Evening. - Delayed
In transmission) is reported that the
Beers have crossed the border at Ingogo and
that the Free State government has taken
possession of the railway to Van Reenan and
seized a Natal government train.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
LnrI ZcnI Wins in GnIInn.

CINCINNATI, oct. l3-After a delay OF
over half an hour at the post i'm the fourth
race at Laton!a today Lord Ieni, with ll5
pounds up, went out and covered a mile in
l;tlA and won in big gallop,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
Augry Lover shoot. His Amance

FORT SCOTT, Kan, Oct. l3-Jamcs
nish, a young man of this city, today
shot his alliance, Miss Clara stainbrook
and as she fell Bish sCnt a bullet into his
own brain. Bish is dead. but the young
woman viii recover They had duarreed
over the date of their wedding. ths.young
woman having insisted that she could not
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
Pittsburr, 3, Louisville, ..

.PlTTSBURG, Oct. Believer did not give
hit until the seventh inning, when two
eighth. Fahery was hit freefy through
out. In Louisvilles ninth inning after. four
runs had been made, the result largely of
the heavy fog and smoke enveloping the
field, the umpire called the game, throwing
the score back to the eighth inning. Al;
though the sun was shining, Swartwood
called the game because the fielders could
not be by him from the home plate.
Attendance, 1900. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
Mrs. Fox nnd Miss Undcrhiu Win.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3.-Mrs. Caleb +.
Fox of Rydal Pa, and Miss Ruth Under
hill of Glencoye. L. l., won their matches In
the semi-iinal round for the woman's cham
pcnship of the ted states today. These
players will play off the final round tomor-
row for the championship.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14

MILWAUKEE, MIS-, Oct. IL "A decision
OF great importance In bankruptcy cases
has been handed down by Judge jenkins for
court rules that Judgment secured against
an insolyent person within four months
preceding the 1linE of bankruptcy proceed
iugs. is void. InasmuCh as II Is an apparent
impossib.lity TO determine to certainty
the exact standing of creditors Il Is stated
the decision win result In a rush for ether
security.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14

lives with her parents. 4 bullet had pene-
trated the youths temple and 4 revolver he
had borrowed lay at his side. After some
investlga tion Mrs Drouillard was arrested
on suspicion of having criminal knowledge
of hc shooting
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
Kennedy-ChiIds Fight IA Draw.

CHlCAGOH Oct ,lS.-The night tonight be-
tween Joe Kennedy of California and Frank
Childs of Chicago was declared IA draw at
the end of the sixth round.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
McDuGee smnshes More Records.

r. BROCKTON. Mass. Oct. 13.-Edde Nc
Duffee broke all National Cycling associa-
tion records for from three to fifteen miles
inclusive here tonight in twenty-five mile
race with Ben Munroe of Memphis Tenn,
riding thirteen miles in 2l:ll
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14

The renowned DR..
Boyer of Germany
writes:
Il use Warmers
Safe Cure for pa
tients who suffer
from kidney and liver
diseases, and it re-
stores them to COM
plete health, | rec
ON mmend it most
cordially in all circles
OF my acquaintance"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
BALTIMORE
BROOKLYN

Earned runs: Baltimore, 5; Brooklyn, l.
hits: Harris, Shreckard. First on error:
Baltimore, |. Left on bases Baltimore. S.;
Brooklyn, 5. Struck out: BY Dunn, 2.
Sacrifice hit: Brod!e. Stolen bases Brodie,
Smith, Kitson, Jones, Dunn (2). Bases on
balls: BY kitson. l., Double play: Daily TO
Casey. Hit by pitched ball: BY Dunn, 2.
Time of game: "a Umpires Connolly
and Hunt. Attendance: l.10O.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
IOWA AND PENN COLLEGE GAME.
varsity Expects to Defeat Osl<n-
loosnns with Little Trouble.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct 3-tSpecial.)-The
University of Iowa eleven Will meet Penn
college Of Oskaoosa here tomorrow and
the Iowa team, which made itself famous
Chicago. expects an easy victory. But the
Quakers from Penn recently defeated the
Western college of Toledo by score of 80
TO O. so perhaps Iowa will need to work
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
BOSTON HAS SECOND PLACE
Beaneaters Oinch Position by Shutting Out
Heavy Hitting Quakers,
BOTH TEAMS ONLY MAKE SEVEN HITS
BerEen's Two-BnRgcr and Hnmilton's
single In the Sixth Inning
scores the Only Run in
the Game.
Boston, 4; Philadelphia, o.
washington, o. New York, 4.
Pittsburg, =; Louisville, 2.
Brooklyn, -; baltimore, 2.

BOSTON, Oct. 13.-Bergen's two-bagger
and Hamilton's single in the sixth inning
scored the only run in the game. Douglass
played third in place OF Lauder who was
injured in yesterdays game. Both pitchers
were very effective. This gives Boston a
cinch on second place. Attendance. 1900.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
womnn Mixed I'm I'm Boy,s suicid.

DETROIT, Oct. 13.-Thc dead body or
Ferdinand Rehan aged 20, a high Schcol
pupil was found today in front Of the res
idence of Mrs. Patrick Drouillard who
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14

Imnortnnt nnnkrnntcy necIsIon.

NBWs YORK. Oct. l3.-kid MCFARLAND
got the decision over owen Xe!gler at the
end of The twenty y-hfth round.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
NEW YORK

Two-base hits: j, O'Brien Slagle. Stolen
go, Gleason Double plays: 7. o'Brien to
Doyle, Barry to Shebeck, Mccain tunas
sisted). First base on balls OF Magee, 4;
Gam, T. O'Brien. Struck OUT BY Magee
3; by Seymour, !. Passed ball: Wilson
Left on bases: Washington, S; New York
4. Time of game: 145. umpires: Snyder
and Latham. ,.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Oct 13.-The four pres
ent bishops, Breyfogel. Horn, Bowman and
fischer, of the Evangelical association were
reelected by the general conference.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
FuncraI pIrec,ors seIect nen.er.

CINCINNATI, Oct, 12.-The eighteenth
annual convention OF the National Fu-
neral Directors association adjourned to-
day 70 meet next October az DenYer.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
UNPRECEDENTED FLUkE RECORD.
Too Much Fog and TOO Little Wind
to Permit Gun Race.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE operator at
Sandy Hook. at 1i5 a. m reports no wind
and dense fog. The prospect is for calm
weather.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
PHILADELPHIA.
Washington. @, New York. 4,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Seymour was
very wild today and the Senators won
very ragged game. Play was stopped at
the end OF the seventh inning on account
of dark less. Attendance, 800. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14

Earned runs: Pittsburg, !; louisville, l.
Two-base hits: Mccarthy, Smith, Wagner,
Clingman. Sacrifice hits: Mccarthy. Ely.
Stolen bases. Beaumont, Leach. Double
plays: Wagner TO Leach. First base on
balls: OF Flaherty 8. Struck OUT By
Leever, S; by Flaherty, 2. Wild pitch:
Lever l. Time of game 1:50. Umpires:
Swartwood and Mannassau.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
Standing of the Teams.

Games scheduled Tor today; Ph.Iadelpha
al Boston, Baltimore at Brooklyn, New
York at Washington, Louisville at Fits
burg, Cincinnati at Cleveland
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14

Any reserved seat in the theater 25 cents
to see the great comedy, "a Hot Old Time"
at the matinee at Boyd's.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14

Its probable lineup will be as follows:
Baker. center; -Brockway, right guard;
Burrier, left guard; Eby, right tackle;
Warner left tackle; Waters, right end f.
Williams. left end G. Williams quarter
back; Morton right half; Edison, left half;
Griffith, fullback; substitutes, Hoover
Howell, Meggars and McKean.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-14
aln.et cnmmitIee AGIourns Ten DnX..

NEW. YORK Oct i3--The Mazet in
vest!gating committee today. at an execu-
tiYe session, decided to adjourn until Oeto-
Der 23
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-08
ANAEMIA

II . forerunner Of consumption. His q disease
Of the blood. The symptoms arc quite num-
srous and are readily discerned. If the
progress Of the disease IL not checked death
from consumption or some other disease IL
inevitable. HUDYAN will check Its prog
rsss HUDYAN viii enrich the blood and
make the patispt strong. HUDYAN u .
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-08

1t looks as if prosperity had
struck Pennsylvania. Pig iron that
sold one year ago with no buyers,
at eleven dollars per ton is now
selling at $40 per ton and not half
sufficient stock to fill the orders.
All mills and furnaces are running
on full time and the hands are re-
ceiving in some instances double
the wages Of six months ago. This
could readily be attributed to other
causes than the republican admin
istration. but of course they have
the pull on the cry at the present
time on prosperity.
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-08

A million pieces of advertising
matter are being sent out this year
by the Denver & RioGrande road
to secure the tide Of tourist travel
and that road and the other Colo,
RADIO roads are receiving heavy re-
turns, yet at the same time travel
ers are compelled to crane their
necks and beg for permission to
open the vestibuled doors between
the cars in order to steal a glance
at the factor that has secured them
the business and given them pros
perity this season. If they want
to secure permanent benefits foi
the future, an open car, an observa-
ton car, should be attached to ev>
cry train while running through
the special sections Of the road
which have been advertised as Of
fering special scenic features.