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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
PLOT TO RESIST AMERICANS
ARuinaldo Is Spreading Trouble
Among the Eiliaiuos

O"B s"c HHhpIHUs.
The existence of a plot to resist Ameri-
can authority, in which Asuinaldo is the
moving spirit, has been made known to
the Government in the dispatches to the
War Department from Maj. Gen. Otis.
Gen. Otis said that he had again located
AguinaldO. The whereabouts of the trou-
blesOme Filipino chieftain Is not disclos-
ed by the officials, but it appears to be
certain that he is at Malolos, where the
Filipino parliament met, working up SEN
timent in favor of resisting the assertion
of American authority in TIE islands.
Gen. Otis, in his dispatches, has ex-
pressed the utmost confidence in being
able to cope with Aguinaldo's army should
conflict occur. He said his force was
large enough to meet any emergency.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12

ULLMAN'S dream
is shattered. The
! @ ga representa-
Itives of the great
palace ear com
pany. one of the
richest and most
powerful corpora
tions of the world.
has, through its at
torneyS, accepted
the recent decision
of the Supreme
Court cf Illinois.
and the feudal town
of Pullman, owned
by the company.
will he sold to the
people. The direc-
tors of the Pullman
company ordered
shn .lnsi nf tho
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
EsterhaZy Will Testify,

Major Esterhazy will give testimony
in the Dreyfus case to the court of cassa-
ton. 1t is Gt yet decided whether he
will appear in person or his testimony be
taken by telegraph. If he appears before
the court. it is understood he will be free
from arrest. both coming and going.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
lrishme Make l,rnfesf

A mass meeting of lrishnen was held
in London, at which resolutions against
the policy of overtaxatior iD Ireland were
adopted on the ground Il az it had forced
the decline Of the agricultural population.
A demand was also MADE Tor share by
Ireland in British naval construction.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
Whistles Niuetx-t;ve nor-s

Charles Munberger. who was found w.
ing by the New York Central tracks with
his skull fractured, il dead. For ninety
five hours previous to his death. although
wholly unconscious, the injured man whis-
tied all sorts of tunes without Cessation.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
GERMANY stops e Lie.

The Berlin correspondent of the Asso.
ciated Press, after thorough investiga-
tion, ascertains that the report that Ger
many is aiding the Filipinos and furnish
ing them with war material, is absolute
ly baseless. Baron Won Bulow, imperial
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
personally authorizes the statement that
the reports are justified by nothing that
Germany has done. is doing or preparing
to do.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
Lives with q Broken Neck.

Physicians at Columbus. Ohio, state
that the bones of Corporal Tracy's broken
neck are uniting again and that it is pos
sible that he will recover without an op-
Grafton. Tracy is a member of the Seven
teenth regular infantry and broke his neck
two weeks ago in fall from horizontal
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
ZOla Il Safe.

At the Bow street police cocrt in Lon
don it is denied that warrant has been
issued for the arrest of NJ. Zola. And if
such warrant were issued, it is claimed
that the legal presumption Is entirely
against the possibility of his being extra
dited
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
Town Nearly Destroxcd.

Halifax On. 81 special: Fire has de.
stroyed half OF Bridgewater, prosper
ous shipping and mill town on La Have
River, entailing a loss Of $3.50, ,0c0. OI
'filty-eight stores on Main street only two
remain.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
De Baras Held Under Raj,

The Baron and Baroness De Bara. alias
George B. Henschell and Miss e. Wilson,
charged with postal violations in Chicago,
were held at Jacksonville, Fla, on bail
of So. 900 each for the Chicago grand jury.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
Carnegie's Handsome Offer.

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie has offered to
give $3.50, 900 to erect building for a pub
lie library for Washington, ID. c., pro-
vided Congress would furnish a site and
provide suitable maintenance, not less
than $40. QUO per annum. steps will be
taken at once to secure the needed legis-
laf,on
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
Entrance Into Chicago,

President Stillwell o. the Pittsburg,
Kansas City and Gulf. together with
Messrs. Gilham, MARTIN and Trimble of
Kansas City, is completing deal of a
railroad by which the Pittsburg, Kansas
City and Gulf will be aha TO effect an en-
trance into Chicago,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
Proposed New Company,

John Harshman, a millionaire ol
Springfield, Ohio, is at the head OF a
movement to organize a company for the
manufacture of a seif-sharpening plow,
the invention of Buffalo man.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
Peach Orchards Ruined.

An Atlanta, Ga, dispatch says: Tht
Georgia peach orchards are threatened
with extinction by the San Jose scale
Over zoe, 900 trees have been wiped out
and over l,0O0,00O are infected.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12

The gunboat Yorktown has sailed for
Manila from San Francisco. She will re-
plenish her coal bunkers at Honolulu
and then 60 to Guam before proceeding
TO Manila.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
Money for Chicago Postof1ic,

Secretary Gage has recommended that
an appropriation of $50, 900 be made by
this Congress for the purpose of building
an annex to the temporary postoffice at
Chicago
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
Fuck Cartoon Suppressed

The last number of Paris Figaro re.
ceIved at Berlin has been contiscated by
the police. 1t contains a reproduction OF
a cartoon from the New York Puck, rep
resenting the Cars peace conference as
a congress If animals. one of whom bears
the features of the Kaiser.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
spauiard. Will Be Neutral.

Madrid special: Senior Sagasta has
caused it to be announce that orders
have been sent to Gen. Rios. at Manila,
for the observance Of strict neutrality by
the Spanish troops
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
Sarasta Deuie. Rumor,

Madrid special: Prime Minister Sa-
gasta denies that there is a ministerial
crisis and says that The present Cabinet
will meet the Cortes arout Jan. 20.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
Russin's Big Debt Payme,.

The Russian Government kas decreed
that 15,000,OO0 rubles shall he paid from
the cash reserve upon the STATE debt held
by the Imperial Bark.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
Sixteens Pcrsons Iuiured.

A special from vincennes, Ind, says
sixteen persons were more or less seri-
ousiy injured i'm Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern wreck near Noble, Ill.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
CAPTURES SPANISts ARMS.

Former Residents of CHta Secrete
Guns, Ammunition, and 5iachete..
Gen. Ludlow has been successful in cap
turing the arms which Spanis.. sympathiz-
ers have been secreting in Havana. On
the evening before the New Years cere-
monies Gen. Ludlow received information
from various sources of guns and other
implements of war being held by former
Spanish volunteers and other Spanish citi-
zens. Captain Breble went out with de-
tachment of soldiers and succeeded in cap
turing great many of them.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
Ohio Steel Plant Burns.

The continuous mill department of the
Aetna Standard Steel Plant at Mingo
junction. Ohio. burned. Loss, $4,000.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12

murrer of the Attorney General to the
pleas filed by H.essrs. Runnels & BURY,
attorneys for Pullman's company. The
court took the issue under adyisement
Feb. 90 Two months later it gave its
decision. overruling the demurrer and sus-
tanning the pleas of the company. Judge
Baker held that the building of the town
was within the scope of the incorporation.
inasmuch rs the town was built for the
e,nnloyeS of thp con,Dany
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
Hundreds Drowned.

The recent fresbets caused cave.in
of the banks OF the River Han, at Han
kow, China, and several hundred natives
were drowned.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
BY COURT DECISION.
FEUDAL TOWN OF PULLMAN IS
TO BE SOLD.

Model City to Become Free Com
munity-Dream of the Palace Car
MaRnate Shattered-Compan Or
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-12
NEWS OF OUR OHIO.
OCCURRENCES DURING THE
PAST WEEK.

An Interesting Summary of the More Inn
portant Doinss of Our Neighbors-Wed-
dinss and Deaths-Crimes. Casualties and
General Buckeye News Notes.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28
REVIEW OF CROP CONDITIONS
Rrtnfau and Temperature in Excess
Of the -RrmaI-spI=nd35
week for Crops

LINCOLN. JEas r. Special The pRs.
week aas aesr WIFI and wei The average
dAZy tau9e-H-u-s g-cesE hRs been Enuu-
degree The t-st days u ths waHE were
very NOT. he MAXIMUM csupsrH=u-s EEres6-
-oE 100 daC-Ass Il nnst = he central and
was1s-1 cDur-iss The last aH-s 1t me
week ware -oals- -nRn normal.
The -z-reRu ms been above nu-nn1 n Al
sxrHpr z .Hw OF The suu-naRs1Ern cuuu-dag.
where about hslt Lhs norma amount tH-
n uust q me s-A1R = Ezceads6 al toch
E-d 4 uHuv cgUu-ies sZcaAcA6 TWO inches.
IN Sherman BUHHlu EHE-nsy EnG EA-lA1
cuu-las ne -H+rAE- vas very hsRvr, rE-v-
tnE 1-nn rh--- y nearly SIX inches.
The pRsr weak hRs been -hs rost rHv1-H-
bic 1ne ut -ns ssEsul tG- c-Dp E-Uwrh- The
tlgh temperature me f-E. 5Evs was m
1Erorlais n { 1sw southwestern rUuu-les
oU1 was tcI1UwH6 Hy EEosrnl Eod b-sTy -Eio.
which revived ne EuaL E-E4a considerably
-HEsed az c-ups - E-uw rapidly. GhIE hive
cnu-unsd ID tCp-uTE, IND nov p-pcaiss q
ro0t c-5p II nEuy sRsrs-r cDuuZes. @u-A-
whent and rye have fled vel. but the
c-up VII be agrt. GC-n has E-cwr Ez-
csst.nEly well Ths-s rs suns cauaia-n: n
weedv hsioE, pu1 N tie winnie -ns tsias E-s
abpUr as :ias1 rs usua&- Eo5 ru-r is rov II
unusually GOOD nundEl1n- The Cu--nE u
timothy and ri5rs- ~ hE- has commenced
II southern cpC--as
4 T.JTTIAND Sscricr -ls-s,-u-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28
BOYS GRADUATE IN 0yERALLS
Peculiar CEnd1r5GB Of Affairs wh2ch h
CAur-s Board 10
Resign

Ly1aCS Nsh- JCns g-.-6Spscial At ne
annual schoo, meeting Lns Board q BcucH-
mn, D. M = Eld-rrh George "a. Ll-1Is
: Q McELh.rnav " : Nswuvar Darld
M.Muuiss End L z. Carer Can5s-e5 -ns--
-esiEnH1i1rs. n take stscI without further
5slEr. winch WIS 8cospusd snd Lhs t1ilUw-1g
2s--las elected % fl -hs Vacancy Of their
respective -s-ms u : Davis and Y. Z
Clements. 1ns ysE- each. {. a. During and
: :. Lyon, TWO years, and 4 J WEt-s and
7 L. HEl t0r three years.
Ths res-EnH1Inn o. The tn-os- DuE-t II e
pndy was brDurtr about Is soIiUVs, End de-
cidsc upuu ~ -hHn g. he me u he
g-a5ua-ng exercises n ths class u -ggg E1d
tns closing Of ths schools t1- Lhe vsE-, 4
winch ne Young men C Lhs cIasE -oOk he
-ssuunszSlIrrv UPON themselves - conduct
-hR exercises II I WAY % sUl- Lhzusslvs Is
and wr1hoU- The sEncrlor n -hs board y
rhA cnnssur 5f The principal o. Ihs schools
The ciass n01-D WIS ne wu-c work To
E1pruprlEusiy rspsssut Lhs uorIo they cEns
ID Lhs CONCLUSION Lnsy would wsE- 1vsrB-E
4Br ne occasiaE- Members u ne board when
tuturnaG o. LIS wen - he parents u me
BOYS ana asked then ID Use Lnair E1Husncs
70 prevent vnAI -hsy considered RGlIun u
WV Of E-isvancs Lhs boys were holding
HEH.usl hen Fur l-ths offences ne burs
hA5 been chnslIsed ~ he board ana they
roDk LIS way 70 p4Ey even L was SO Under
slo0d pF he members q ne board Lns par
sr-s could not prevent the boys from cary
.ug ont THIS pErT q me prug-En Enc me
members u Lhs board came II ne cuuC-u-
sinn EhE- t1r me U1haidrng q ne schools
Il WIS nsnsssa-v Il F-svsur -n1s pE-- q ne
pruE-E- being carried UU1 snd -utnrned the
young nsr z they Eid n5I eiscE-d the uvs--
ais rhe expenses Q. me exercises w0El5 not
De .ur-nruulnE a. tbs UE-r Df aSE-E
l-uubia began u hrsw. Same encouraged The
ouvE WI the rssulI az AeulsEi1n tee was
charged d; Lhs donr ana me cl-zsas turned
DUI ana give them ruTEl rscsp1l1c, when
WAS construed " -hs old board chE- Their ss-
-Iur WIS Dol upheld
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28

FAW-CEE NAn June g. Soe~igL "a
v--erk occurred ~ r. Seek -sIl-5 --al
Eo-u- seven niles s-u-heast o. MS -i-~ No
es a s-1-k s-rirr- enc ns-s n- 80 p IT,
wen through MS PLACE AS -Lrt- &c me
and when nrU- he scrrH -f Re w~arE ne
engineer saw g dark -tia-t NJ --H rHu-H-
% -nH --u-E H11 commenced 80 cl-w ms
whistle 70 --v and drive vhHtFvH- - vGE
Hvu- ru- Is 5I5 M move There .s
naHr- drwr r-n5e u- ms 0lncH and nFt-~s
-he engineer could rr rs --s-1 slacEHnea -
crashed -rto De utisr-. winch proved 90 as
--w INA. Is su7pnsHd -C have ne+- as He-
n ne --BcK The engine and tender ans
three cz-t ~ srars and -v- nuE CHS we-s
-r--V- u -hs track. The engineer WIS
srnswhu- sczl ded - ne 1er ana had
EHsh ru- On rs hshd hu- WIS a-1urn. &
lhiE CRY where RS wounds -RrsivHc m
mediate necjcnl H--E-1irl. Trns n ne u-EEH.
men was suruewrn- bruised. ru- uths-v-lss
EVERYONE escaped vs-v luckily. Rive cH-s q
ErncE q ne rain were brought n ms al-y
Ho6 uninndeC and -wn -REHr 10 SiHluHus~ =
ne unlun5sG. q he -n-ee cu-s y huCg ma.
leH- ne --uck sune we're Ellled. some IS.
cHpef 1-u- 1ne cas- and a Few were u2hU--
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28
CONTEST FoR DEAD MAy-s MILLIONS
Great Array of LeEnI Talent in MiJe,
VIII Case.

FALLS CITY NeD-- June r. SpsCia1. -
--ns heH-.1E 4 Lns proceeding ID ssr inside
ne VII q -hs lH1s Stephen Z Niles was
begun before County Judge GREncn M1rdRv
morning The rcu-RslE1-s. SHINE Miles E15
Others have h-Uugh1 SUI against Joseph
L Ml=s Ent Others, claiming thai E W
ct 3 Ia 5a1e has been clsuCvsrs6 The old
WI dH-ed Z -B8E, left Lns E-sE1sr par Of
z fortune Of several millions - Joseph Z
Miles Els brother Samuel Niles and
Others H-s c1uIss-nE [hE- VII and -ne rwc
wz-n=sses examined -1cRy. M4sE-x- Quinn
ana MLls- q 81. Louis uaEL-1sd LhE1 they
were wrluessas u q VIII MADE IT Lns de-
csasad Z s. Louis n 1887 The -as11orv
n ne cAss WI [ksly consume 1hs eoE-s
week an array Uf lsEa -AIsut succ as
vat never os1Jre seen here Is lGk-og 7E--
The interests o4 Joseph Alas Ere lorkad
HHrs- ~ Msssrg. Gillespie Ma-rtn and FRl-
Ionn of -niE cl-v. WHILE Lhs DLns- SIDE %
represented rr John =. Wsbs-sr 0t oruaaA
Judge R-gAdy uf Lincoln, A1.1rnsy Ring
olsEF q Kansas Cry, Eur zsHris 4 zsErls
o. -tis CRY A E-aEI -1s-ssI IS manifested
ana TIE rUU---JUlu mas uErE spsr-E11-s CIR
zng the proceeding Slsphsn :. Miles, aad
Z tris CRY last vsE- and eft -n-5rns ss-!-
rua.a6 3. sevsrBl u[LIuas.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28

dls--l1 1T-1.n.lnr urr-nE -n- Il ne uH-s-
-s s-Hrt- -E-Hs -ht bus ness -e- were
-e--essr1st -~ -v- H--r~rr-s several a.
WV a--1--r-s wa-n --HFHrt as eae~-r---s
--~ ne s-a-nr~ e-- ne -uBsl -und
clU--r tHE- LIS 1ru1u-- hn1 nr been
na--Ha5 -t me --aH,.-r As-sr -nk1r -rs-
mon ne sa--u-n-rHf ---IIsht -r --ar-
re Omaha ---uu-r -r lssue -E-@ Shoe.
e--- -r--1rH -- N7-f-s 1rs t--- south
siuu- CRY -- N1-f-.E Tss se--r-H-ies -c-
formed ne business 0rr -Aa. -sr~ hht q
rno5 -Rss uEHt-E- he 71aau -ou5 Eo5 r
amazed tra- e was -EtHu before ne
-1-s-rrz-s Commerce c----tssIg- he 20 -
suurr- 80 v-ula hs r-rr-Hd
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28
PROGRESS or COLE TRIAL
Direct Ev1d---e fur th@ szar- ts
Clu-~d ana The Defense In
rrcduce- T-%rdnaav

5L10N17CG-1e1. Nsa- June - -. s1eciH-
Telegram. LII ne 1-lHl cf n 3 -1Is Z
James sss-tfed Lhn- ne passed rvu uen ar
ths evening e oecsmlhs- . rutar -5vH-s
-hs E-Ellhsauu place Hu- Gid 1ut Know
vn1 lnsv vH-H
Pv-a~ wna ives vl-tu SHEER as
-Hnrs saw hen nIsc. II -aauar. vhc Is
-n.ulvH u -or-uEr g sad lha- -rIe -n-s
90 t--r nsF--H -nsv were E---ss-a at md wu--aI
III 70 e. ou- ur Tnuman S as ne was wu--v-
M ra-v uuch over ths ra-s tha- ahev were
ne supposed murderer 1B5nar usr-
OF. and mixed i- over and Hu--nr The -un-
vs-sElcD -nis sHld ne lhuurn- old k~Hlch-
hEEz hn5 1eau tou--v dsHl- vllh -ounHn
sac L Z was Tue u would - hH-d vi,h
hl
aarra G-uE swo-p -hu. Cole var ma
owed nm FIR -vo rHaz -ald TN shu--v r
ar-H- 1hFv ru1 the E-Hich sHu-n sanrk home
lhHs ns md nut have R1v money. hut had
plenty u nuEs and cDuid 1sv h--r -nlE wa
Graf -onk ne h-rs
Shs--& Dunn uE arad z svidspcs lhs hiuud-
s1Elnad BE1-s winch ware un ToonHl whE1
be E--asled h11 and Cole. Re sHid -hHt
when be was a--sEl1nE Cnie ths la--sr
started " EzEl-E Hn5 cuuld not sruu hu
UNI 1e use6 pretty sr-unr language and
Grew hK run hen Dunn wzn. II s-H1-s
70 ger T7uuA1. ns found two SHOT GUNS and
3 lH-rs H-noUr- q shsls-
This closed ne evidence 1u- -oa sla.s and
-hs defense l11e5iaaalv pu- Gar-rs Cess
sa-5 Oh ne F-Hnd VIM Ewa-p Cole was e.
his house a. noon Decanas- .. seven ulas
souln q here
c. Carlisle swu-E thR- ne saw Cole r-t1r
hu-na, Ne supposed ron E4sstu-as Rouu.
-wu O'Clock un ne ae-H-Duur n December =
T011En : -Hulv via r Cn the w-Eoass
s1Rni -unur-uw and E-s szqacled ru give
su-ns strung evidence tn- Cule. CDu-r a5-
lou-oad U1z1 chick -1nu--uw
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28
mn.nnlr Annir-r.arr.

KEARNEy Nsh- June g---tSpeclEl -
The silver Enulvs-sAry q EUbsrr Norris
IoGEs No 40 A p End a NJ WIS ceia-
bru-sc lEs- night A1uur 15D members End
Lhs- lREias were present Only rwD u
chose Whg assisted II 0-EznEzlDg ne IoGEs
rwerry-tre ysE-H ago were Prsssu- these
being ?. J SWl-z, EsG-nsr. En5 Ch-is-1p. -
Pu-uEE. -souu- The g-En6 lodge af Ne
n-asEH WIS rsp-Hssn A5 ~ Dsnbs-s chosen
1-au Eaof-- Aa--LE lodge
-ns exercises Esrs hsld N Lhs i0iEs-
room Cu-L -Ene 1u- -s5-sEhnsulE -RaRr az
adjourned lD ne CRY hEl where q EU1u--
uu1us szDgusI was served The Lus-a-IH-iln
uf utncsrE vas sanGug.s6 by Mr. PU-EEn
Ths memorial services ~ rhs lRElsE u M
EEsls-u S-E- we're very tr-Hrss-ng and
nsEur1tEIiv ps-t8Tne6 A bCz WI 8s uads
ana Il b Deposited vE-i8gz E.T1clEE. 10 1s
opened June ef Ls.z Ths l0dgs began ne
second guErusr q century WIN men be-
EhQ n - ana : n = flourish "A ccnci-iun
Letters q regret we're rsad ~ P Z French
-ruu ssrsral grand ioaEs afins-E ana pruu-
-usE- AHsuls.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28

9A~NEE. Nec-. June - SoeclE-. The
Pawuae county FAR W. hold is E1uuh
EAl- a. t-s grounds II zh5s cry Sepraa Ds-
&c - Is ana ~ 1879 The speed program
promises 20 be ans N lhs NOS. LnlH-es,-lr
n TINS serzor u cuUrz-y. Good purses E't
hung NJ
The new HuU-i-r M IE nsH-trr cuu-
pis-un. The Hul51aE Is enclosed ana VII
be 1ne n ne nes- -ns n ths scs-a whsr
finished l. VII have a CAlsc-ry u ssvsr-v-
five barrels 5H-lv.
The new r-lGK school building is beng
pushed rapidly. The sounaulul Il Hun-
pis,ad and ne wu-kDsr are BUSY working
uu ne uHL- valE
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28
COFFEE DID IT.


would HAVE Been Fatal II hepI On
Coffee On how ! eid wErr 4 E--s- Lhs
nervous st-E-n q PUhlr WORK S1nsrh-ug
wE-u u brace ne ~ WIS 81 the hrsaktEsI
! c-Eved buT every time 7 drank e. ! sUF-
tsred the ey-ng ssusE-i1n thE1 folBws L
wIlh heart tuz-s--ug and -hrubbtng e. ths
ut-uE- ana sE-s
kAe 10 Strength ID Lhruv away II LhA1
VIZ So decided Thai hug water uEst 90 for
uE.
one morning came u brsakeEsl n the
hans u suns friends = PushIn Colo. 1usz
IN time % see lhs mother pouring some
rich deep yelav csEas lu-1 mugs t1r -wa
Irulls bows One Ltc-le chap hRd lE-us1 Ms
fingers n ne mug End WIS Ack-ns men
WI such approving EoRchS. Tbs opened
the EEy fur us 10 say are yUu nuc AFRAID
o. the stsc-s % coffee On Lhs I-rLls tuIks 90
T-ns mother explained thE- n WIS Postum
Food Curss uaas Il Ba--ls Creek Nlct--
Ezn and remarked We link here Is
u1rhang Ike H." Then she sxpLHInsd hpw
the new co1ss hBd wsans5 lhsu Ewuy from
ne use u uhs ul5--Eshiun-d carss End rsE
because II Is 50 wholesome ] drank Il
rhsrs fur rhs t-st TINE ans wEE aaIlEt-sc
nor unly V-Frh Lns asliEious favor hu- ne
E-1sr Satisfaction n g1Tas one aRy ! was
speaking WI our fanny pnvsirlE1 we
Gbcut PosuEu. when her dHEgh.Hr ~
mE-ksd Yes HANNA. We Hrs aut q P8s-
rUn End J have used au1ss fur ne .Esr we
mornings E16 z alwEFs brings ne ri-ed
feeling and uruubiss uE slunBch and bowels,
he1 Postum makes mt tHsl AZ r.Er-
IN one hone they served Postum Y Eurt
: vEy rhE- = was uEslslsss- 7 have fuUD5
thai Postum bClsd ssznsltuss tive u-uu1ss
ans EuusI-aaas ten is pulhlng more thar
spu1sd vE-sr eu whsu Il Is mAas Si-h i've
hsEEl-ng rsKEpo0nstul fnr shch rup ana bulsd
f-ssu ~ rwsrtE ut1a-ss X hsaluaf Z
tree End proven ursEE.Hs .sVurzls En1 1ur
rs1-ssEnsnr ans WhalssNms n8E-ishnlzz1
Ezs n &c aAl n n YElss Goshsn- Ind
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28

EART-cOE-O,0. Nso- June -. S1eu.El.
--Hsr-7C. g1U-- convened hs~a -oGRv VIZ
Judge z Z. Fvans 1n ne bench TINS Is ~
adjourned ssssiCu uf ne Ar~L -sss. -H-u
The most interest HI-BCnes - ne s-E g.
uu-cs cases . De tried g. -riE -os
The annual school nAsE1r n ne Eu---1E-
TN school EIs-lEI PASSED II quietly ras-
-s-aEr The fou- trustees elected were an.
EUst Lubslsv and ? a 0Urn - succeed
themselves Hnd ? ? 5eiEla- II sn-reer :
- DR. removed 1-cl -hs 1is--1c-- ant Z
SurdwRI1 - sucaead Fans Nslsul. EnaC
q 2o--l sCnoDl -az was lsvlsc 1u- ne Al.
sung ven
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28

GJ-EE1l5T22 Nen- June -. spsclaI
On scroU-I q -hs ws- waR-oa- las1 even.
1nE only ssrrar-v--'ws vCtss ws-E cRsI q Lhi
HnluA- school elsc-lun. The --usrAss slectsi
we're " NJ Stsbhins Enc I. > SpHulG-nE
ne e1-Ds- renewing h--y-uns VOTES AID ~
lE1Is- f--cv-1Ju- u Lhs sE-sn-T-rwo vUrH
East- 4 levy q q uil4s was made n
school purposes End 70 u[ls rurcnsrI levy
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28
Ifsr-u 70 C-5~rnDe-..

N1zFOLE Neh-. June - special Ts3s-
gram. - "A EdEsruHu and G. Lava ssc-s-
Lar-iaE u -ns Sla-E 5uE-c u TrHuspur1H-ior
arrived n ne CRY Lhis AFTERNOON ana uauk
evidence ana heard E-isvsncss q N1-t1lk
business men against lie Chicago, s. PHul
Minneapolis Omaha EElwHF sum4Euy t1r
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28

FLA TTSMCTTE Nsh- June - Sps-
UiRl Judge a n Sullivan -odHv flag pa
pers 4 rhE dls--lcr cuU-- bringing II II
-LnCrlun su-- or about uwency zHzpzvs,-s u
school clErr1-t No. u rssrra-n lew Of E
-p-n-l III 1a- ne purpose ut 1Ul1-1E &
new srhnnEhOuss, winch X lE understood VI
naAnEs ne locElur
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28
SchnnI Er-rnnn

-cTP CITY, Neh-, June g-.-5SperiaL -
AZ 1hs E-u1IG- school 4isC1ur held v+srs-1ay
: &. o'E-yEn wRs sleGIe1 as school --usIHs
1ur ne shurT term EnE = : Fs5ls- and
M. Puisf- tor me -r-et-EeE- rsru Cuc-
slda-HDis 1ulsrssT wHs uEu-.Hs1. owing =
The proposed building Of ne new s-z-r1u--
sEhnu- nguse.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28

N0R-E LOTP. Nsa.. June g-.-eSpecial
The Young Peopis's SoriE-v u Christian
EndzHvur hAi5 Us annual district nurvsu nm
hare. beginning last -tC-sdEr and ccr-.uu-
+rg uu-l Sunday svsr1E The meanings
were held 4 Che SsvsnLh DEv BG-51lE- church,
thH- building ag:T-uo6EL1r -ns iE-rss.
audience Of EuE. Delegates were present
E-o-z su-- coun-ias
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28
ApR-sv-. Finaans IN Warsan on.e

PA ATTS&CFCT5. Nsh- June g-.-,Sps-
ciR- Judge Z :. 2Eossy R@50u-nad dis
1-iCt r1u-T This morning Uu1l nszt SRzU-tEy
and wHu- = SsnrRskz Cry a9Gav, where ne
nsi6 z EhU-r sesEi1n ut cou-- ana approved
he findings II [hs cuu1t-1as Il ne SUI
HruEEn1 - tis1R- AE-1rnsv John c u E1sC1
The rspo-r uf the car1ru1--ae WIS { cauplsszs
v.odiCa1ur q NJ WE1sal
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28

( NE5zASEA CTTT Neb-, June 2--rsps-
cIa- '--hr-uas Cr.Esr, charged WI furE-
ing me name u G. Z 5Ezsert Of C1adllla.
ID check s1r 81, ana ssru-tag -hs money
E1 -ns Duu8E- bank, wRs onUnd GTs- ro me
5-Br-iEI rDu-r u3nHv ~ -hs county -uuEs.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28
Vs4e &c NuniripAl O~H+r.hip.

HASTINGS Asn- June = -. SPECIAL -
Tns CRY coUnc- usI z -sEG4E- ssESlln lEsI
Z gt- ana PASSED a ordinances Wh8eh cEIs
t1r me s-1ur-2g q . ruls 70 uhs peopis
fu- uhs purpose q Escar-E-urng WHISTLER ~
uT he cry q 5EsZlgE shsuiu uKu and
operas "a gVH slsE-is 4Eh- plEzZ