Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 17, 1892, Page 10

I THE OMAIIA DAILY BEI SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1892-SIXTEEN \ ) \ PP p—— ( " " T | r for hiw=hoad, and woll? they POLAND'S PEACE TN TS TORY ti wnd piee e owgenrs | GRAND ARMY - DEPARTMENT | Fhighte tor o gas warih o tho runios A\ your Lowndress o wae ! [ o 1 Moustaind ¢ | ciuso any two of the bost of us LA . f— Walker in alk geccived $350 for his SANTA AL i it | A Oratiying Ehibit of Growth of Nebras L g F DR. SNYDER, ) / K T | fons of Veterans | cunsmt A0S, pekin. Gonemal Tho Succonsful Obosity Spocialish trat | Sheridan two of threo yoars before the AND (] NTERES T f ASANTHY { REPORT OF THE DIVISION COMMANDER | Intter's donth th'fdko out n #5000 life T ‘ | ; | insurance policy. At first tho hero of ) 1 J Codar creek and Winchoster declared ' Impartant Sersiees of @ Vieginia Stave tn | that he could nat nfford to pay the pre- i ! it ol AL | i et e " | miums, but Gonoral Algor, 80 the story 3 . B . Ar-Story of 0 woos, paid th nsolf for three yoars { Reibra and Hie Subetitate Son meanwhile throwing a littlo dust in ' A vAFIBLY ANd £ tendand Varlone Notes Snoridnn’s evos by, talk about the value { ; : | of “Littic Phil's” namo. o the company IR LN Gt Arsy Wi eors and aftes . P ikagaecraoee | n [ < of | after Sheridan’s doath, his widow got W6, 149 HoON AP, & iLtte ol ' I'tho uron \ [ A \ of Vetorans has i the full benetitof the policy el Suo. Lva boon hinvin, e fiul ' : g A R LA, . \oir oncor the growth | Speaking of the confederate rally at A0 Tako HEmG el DR RAY k ht o o i condition order. The first | New Orleans, the Cincinnati Time e it ki Tonk it die Tty A 3 \ AEAn | onorting for the last quar- | Starsavs: Beauregard is the only full 11O FOLR 0t IASLRIRTY . i t rueifixos oo e oL 1 d of W _‘,“‘I‘W | wenoral of the confedorate army now Fibties th Wher slow ' ~ o B dg S atone as (E TROm sors A mird of WEEPHE | Jiving. The nine surviving lieutenant R ' mer GrY o oams, and toin very | \tor, 1. 1, Stondman of Alblon, \l”““ gonernls aro Bucknor, Enarly, Gordon, 1 dnclaro A 100ka et trimt 0! | aling . 4 2 A wotive sndness | Co Fremont of DeWitt, Laird of Nelson, | Tongstroet, Kirby, Smith Hampton, S 20U Kiow i always heen s fat tole o0 A wit o 10 the |Andnon i [ Detianco of Ceaig, 1. 1. Spearman of | D. Koo, Wheeler and A P Stewirt, \\\oa\\\g\“\e“ W, \3Q\§\\°w Rvor Beint et Ross Soaeun. thoy savly (O] hole l ' " nost fraquent in districts nearest ), ) Thirty-three major norals and 130 Ham 10St Bont n hundred pounds Pabillion; Milosof Oakdale, 1. G. Lowe ! h pALe N deVOIIO | Liiduye e Uit e poasanta, peink | of Stromsburg, K. M. Stanton of Rising | brigadiors aro still on tho roll of sur ) eg\\\ga\\ LoD, - = f Hw AN stock, aro all( k Catholies,and City, and Madreid of Madrid. by . 5 > ——— e - - —~ . th Palish (Inlaciany aro without axcaption S RTTae Rear Admiral L. A. Kimberly, who ? A eie | A0 ¥Ou CAN hevor nibs craoillx or shrin | 0 since Inat roport: A. J. Wonver No. | sorved with distinetion durlng the war, N e e B | ey e, | e wuainnen duse frs ¥e erFAmBANK&co. CHICAGO. snenf Ay finn {iFosLEALE ton tho. earth. beforo e sacred | Kintoy, No. 150, Palmer., by G. K. Clark; | i-l“i‘f"\f‘l':\.‘.'}‘Ilfl:“\‘i by "‘1\-'.*'1‘1";‘ :" ]l',“\l‘_“ — —— - ) s wni romindom of Cavaley. AtV ) o No. 15 rehard, by W. N, 7 5 prilide il oy S N LRI Bl O 1oy | Hudson batteries. 1o was also in com- TALLILVLLLTLLLTLLLLLLITLLVL VRS N st B It oS, T tA C Al ; 2 DR. O. W. F. SNYDER 1 4, Around overy roadsido sheino A Barrows; Colonol, 1. 1% Corr and the Vipsie boached by a hurricane R i1ty tHe 16 oK " ) < 3 ; “h have labored, | 4 Uit ' 1] 193 Genon, by AL B Searl; Appomat- | in Api ,i,.'\\.,m_ in 1880, g bowels, purify the blood, are pleasant to take, safe and | McVicker's Theatre Bldg., Chicago, ll aor ¥ y o A At Lo little fnn whoro ey in Cracow \ b i . alwavs ¢ A toliable s for it : 9 N mithe Ltk il B LLILER TR || tarey In Cr P Tl i e lways u!.uuml.‘ A fxlx.nhln, n,uu.l.\ for l-nln usness, ]lhl\‘\\\s If you are not sure that the whiskey you MY s SHRRIAN srol, s | A0 tirod Piatras ponsant lifo, an child owing camps have beon i on the Face, Bright's Discase, Catarrh, Colic, Constipation, are now using, as a beverage or for medi- L v | Witiiior or sorviiory '© "¢ e [OFUO B | poinstatod: Milos camp No. 7, Oakdalo; | | Tho litle daughtor of o Wissonsin Chronic Diarrhoea, Chronic Liver Trouble, Diabetes, Disordered citial purposes,is positively pareand wholes e Aol nt ror sery : N Y wards: Lew. | democrat, says tho Detroit Prec Pross, g ¢ 5 sme, ask yol ot or druggis SORATR by T 118 Sopota. IV 1 Indeml | il Ly 31 L .I-:"I\‘VVFQ‘(', i ;:,,‘.::,ITK Edwards; Low- | 1/, boon honving hor futhor call Sc Stomach, Dizziness, Dysentery, Dyspepsia, Eczema, Flatulence, LA L L GRR C 4 ] tary Rusk *Une gl to pine for his old mou Camp No. 41, Ponen, has made appli- | Wisconsans do, re hotie with nn unutterable longing. 1 bought | cation for reinstatement and ‘will soonbe | sho didn't Tike it lis freedom of his Iandlord master for S0 | found in line “Mamma,’ v otan | marks, and thus seoured the most devoted s all good of party, and Ho lind lod tho dog's lifo of the city Female Complaints, Foul Breath, Headache, Heartburn, Hives, Jaundice, Kidney Complaints, Liver Troubles, Loss Mental Depression, Painful Digestion, Pim- the Head, Sallow Com- Scald Head, Scrofula, Diseases, Sour Stome Torpid Liver, Ulcer of Appetite, Naus Nettle Rash, ples, Rush of Blood to plexion, Salt Rheum, PURE RYE. Sick ]‘['“"‘1-“‘]"3 bk in It is guaranteed to be absolutely pure, ach, Tired Feeling, rich and mature. You may know it by its Water Brash and every fine flavor and the proprietary bottle in "o sho suid one day to her rless ind thus secured the wnost devoted | The consolidated reports for the quar- | mother. “why doos papa call Governor [ e ar or over Know L0 0 e erarad | tor ending Decomber 81, 1891, shows: Rusk *Unele Jerry? spiondid and unrowarded victorios for Cheis | Faten mountains Camps Mewbers 1 pr Number in good standing at date of lust report ars th histe me,” veplied the mothe “that he does 1t because he likes him. “Papa isn't his nephew, is he?” “Nor ho isn't any re Manity over the Turka, | cront univer Iliowo comprise & westorn spur of the Sltes cvon it wonderful moedieval ditera. | Cirpathian vange where the lutter, votween | Guing—Ry organization and tre gly commonars and ite ponsant | Galicin and Hungary, aro broken by th muster i ST kroat panoramic valloy of Arva,and reappear [ By transfer . 3 0 By reinstatenient. |06 Kings, and the My troachory of Russin's \tion to him, boyond, tn lossor Kkes such us the Lip [ s . " 1 18 and t 08 or w unon all fones, while teailing 3 J mand of the Pacific station when tho . e T {0 . from their nocks and | Codar Rapids, by B P2 Corvick and 1% | Tronton and Vandalia wore destroyed HE RIPANS TABULES rcgulate the stomach, liver and is he?” Catharine, whieh lod b ropoated dismom bor utra mountains und the Littlo Ca o “No.” s r di ase tha ag . which itisserved. For saleatall first-class mont and partition of oid Ioland by Russin, | pathian range. The entire rogion reminds [ i ® e Sl Sas @ other symptom or dis- . case that results from et AT Gormany and Austrin, with tho horrors of u | 000 strikiugly of the wilder and grander por- | Lgiacscliy disbanded ... . ... # S eRe DL AR 6 Wk A impure blood or a failure in the proper performance of their WL e b LRI et hundred voars of urrection, murder, slay. | HONs of tho Knglish lake district whevo the BY hotorabie d1s0harko; of ally, SupPpose have to put up with iy ey ¥ . P . 3 s ""Cream Pure Rye" and take no other. =M HRLATIEWEY \ lordly Holvellyn roars his craggy, mist- By tranefor A it, but it is some consolution to know unctions by the stomach, liver and intestines. Persons given DALLEMAND & CO., Ch ery and depotism that follow crownod crost abovoe the shadowy vaie of St By susponsion’ .00 that papa isn’t any kin to a republican,” to over-eating are benefited by taki 2 {at af o 4 L el It s n » horribla to awell upon. Aus- | Johng oniy that the elevations are vastiy O o over-eating are benefited by taking one tabule after each wrina y noout of the Polish nwhlu; i h\\::l\:m\‘\mn”l; n:m‘ul :mh:lx;l::ll‘.;.u-‘1::9&1.“‘:‘: e o sl An Amorican Indy visiting Paris was meal. A continued use of the Ripans Tabules is the surest eaplue, Gialicin, comprisos an area of ove shndowy caseades ma prossive a s q K1 SRBSLE A RO i3 % . Teait G 7 i by T e T e wd veat | $10Ima; and tho forests more deep, vast and 5 i o . i "”"“:'l"*“‘!]li‘”““‘“ ‘L; ‘11”‘ thes "M\”I‘x "“1“ cure for obstinate constipation. They contain nothing that can be l pded north and east 45, 0netrablo to all save thoss who know Financially the report shows receipts | boys in LI i) WY, WLp injurious S licate, toes 1058 & by Musa on o soutlh by Hungary and G eie seerot ways; whilo the splenaid olden | of $455.16; dishursements $395. 81, leaving | liver tho wares of the pastry cooks. One injurious to the most dclicate. Pricc: One gross §2, sample bottle Bukovinn, and o .‘,‘ t by Prossie and ..Kl n'l\" ll'mlhll.m‘ |n~|\‘\unl\l_ of |-.Y ish \\;\-V-“ a balance of 5 in the hands of tho ;ml 'shu 1“1 to one of ‘m se boys who 15 cents, For sale by Druggists, or sent by mail postage paid. AUSLFIA oA, A1y 6000000 oceupy | moroland and Cumberland, who are bot termaster, wd brought her some cakes: s s e 4 bt shophords and agriculturists, have hers their eipts of the cumps combined | “Ah, I suppose you get the bencfit of Address THE RIPANS CHEMICAL COMPANY, New York. B O these about 00+ areiItharithus =tne | SOTEDNStE 0L REpL Sy, SHAPUBIIE PoRsent wore S0.77 and the \lal)vur-vm\'m«. these cnkes yourself sometimes?’ torchangenbly calied Kussinen, Kuthonens | for mors span ) oy yaare 0 00N cliaugeless | gy o77 95: balance, $902.85. “What do you tean, madame 222V VLLVVLTLVATLVLVLVAVV LAV B LLR22DVON and 1t s, whom | shall call Kuthen Wao wont by rail to the little villago of Jor. _The commandor expresses gratifien- You eat a cakenow and then? — s | e o, wiid who are of Russian | Janow, ana ‘crossed a northern spur of the | tion at tho handsome gain made sinco 143 them? Oh no, mudame, that stock and e A million and n balf aro | L8trn, thus coming directly into the valley of | last report, and urg continuance of | woulan'tdo. Tonly lick "em as | come il 1 aa Uy | the Arvaand the great highway from Cracow | the good worlk. along!” ows, oot e Wbt equlls A1 o Budy Posin, - Along this road wo tramped | U Nugoring Officor W Jolley has . ~ e o et R A R B O E R aTiu YA S BaH itk over yimanTe (ot | f gned, owing to busin that pre- A d-year-old girl created a laugh one man <quo fellow traveler; loc : It BT Arane ol i AL BI G sar I e Almost 1o entire nobility are of Polish ox illva; and tho next morning set our faces | VENtS his absence from home, CRLA o BRI 1R L8 tEEsIon aby s o | toward thio cast and the' atra hoights. Surgeon C. 15, Sampson is ordered on | bund did not arrive sopromptly as the EROT NS SEN SOV LT pbilsland BN O b duty. Camp commandors and first sur- | she expected and she began to fear that poople. Ihe poasantry aro all Poles and g1 SIS U UR B OUILA NN OULHCY = " P i . e votild 5 P y geants will make immediate veports to | it would not come all. Huthenians, It will thereforo beseen that I'bo glories of this mountain journey were | Jim, “Never mind, ' suid her father consol- uoarly the ontire fnhabitants of Galician | usrivalled. Wild, rugged, grand nature.un- | “pho committee on revision of the di- | ingly, “if it docsn’t come 1'il sing you a i end it ) Gor. | changed from creation by the hand of man, g hm L 3 i ro Polish Jews and Ger- | R o O enjoyment. - Lhia oo, | vision by-laws, consisting of Judgo Ad- [ song.” TR 5 c A, the formor greatly predominatiog. o | ag ‘antrancingly varied by ocensional sime | vocato M. C.' Hazen, Surgeon C. 1 don’t wantyou to sing,” persisted HFUO ks Anciont ety whose population | ultancous views of n marveions character. | Sumpson and Allen P. Brown, is di- | the discriminating! ehild, *1 want some Loos ot exceeod 50,000 s, contains 000 | Ourway led mainly along the southern or [ rected to proceed with the work. music." { ABSOLUTEL PU E J UST mY ‘ Jows, Lomborg, commorcially the teading [ Huugarian slopes, “But now and then my PPort Blakely camp No. 58 has returned il I I ity of ittt 000 Jowa one | guide, Ludvig, who seomed to move straigit | 1 the fold. Tommy, who hau beon having some FFJAQUES % CO. KANSAS CITY,MO. DR. J. E. McGREW, as the flizht of a mountmn bird to his own 5 5 : o s oR“HLT is* kol ve 100,000 poople. A ) the wor o i r . aer o8 severe lessons on tking his knife, was 10,000 pooy And [ tmvo the word of & | gorie, brought me to the ve Commando: [ linger of .camp | severe lessons on g his knif 3 L T e Gl (B peaks of tho | N 700, Duvid City, reports propara- | sent out on an errund to the family THE SPECIALIST wmong Lhe 25,000 Inhibitants of the lattor cit ' this ‘north tho country sloped acrass | tons for the field “encnmpments pro- | washerwoman. When ho returned o 1000 LhAn 21,000 4re Jows, Galicia atong the great Polish plan into | gressing rapidly and auspiciously. A | said Y X . When T say cura 1 do not moan mer S R ke tly Restored. IN THE TREATMENT OF ALL FORMS g f Iussian Poland. Winter still keid all this | rato of one and ono-third fare for tho | *T had some, diinér, with her Htto | soratans wnd then havo then . oacans e et OF PRIVATE DISEASES_ GONOR- Stady of the Peasantry, 3 n E. ;. E. . 3 land of terror and famine in its steely grasp, | round trip has been granted by the | boy, mamma, and. he' doesn’t eat with | radic I b th 1FITS, BRI [ i onrly CrFOTAOF lutor ¢ N O R o) o lrmeticaly thon, Austrian Galiem prosents | Ouly in Galieia, ana espectally in_somo of | ‘Pransmissouri Passonger association on | his knife either.” LEESVO RALDING SIOENESR A Lo lone sl 0y L || atrongtha o RIveR 1o o DISORDERS OF YOUTH AND MAN- 'F study four classes tho Polish and Ruth- | the sheltorca southorn valleys beside 1ho | 1" il vouds in Nebraska for the David | *T supposo his mother has taught him | 53 my reeds to curw tho vart cases, Bocause - gran and. portion. ot tho body. Biniplo, HOOD. IMMEDIATE RELIEF WITH- oulan poasantry, who, whilo theoroticaily | Carpathians, wero the groons and gladaoss [ ¢ St it wasn't polite to cat with his knife,” | dat orco for a treatice and a Frow Bottioof | Mothods, Jumediate improvement even.' Failure OUT LOSS OF TIME FROM BUSINESS. fron aro more sWVILl Ui slaves; tho | of spring boxinning to b manifosted. o CILY encumpment. o ; Mpaninol baloier i [ e impossiblo 20 roforoncen, Book, explanutions anclont Polish o 1y, Who are either rich | the south, another clime: indeca another he following committees have been | said "Tommy's mother. Ml Ll bl ARt sl e ittt PRV ed (sealod) fro dress Write for circulars. wnd g onough to live almost regally in | world. Hungary, land of wine and dance | appointed to assist the committee on ar- “No'm,” answered Tommy, vegret- | 1. G. ROOT, M. C., 153 Pearl St., N. ¥, ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO N.Y % é B i Herhin, London or [Paris, or home loving | and song, encircled by its mighty wreath of ments: On wvitation and speak- | fully, “he eats with his tingers.” T S N, E Cor. Hth and Farnam Sts, P mahe, Neb enough 10 1ive upon their own ostal we: | mountains, and visiblo as far as Buda-Pesth, | ers, Bid G. Hall; on ndvertising, L. Y. e thing aftor the simpio avd patriarchul man- | lay sprend befors our gaze, a disk of throv: ic’s grandfather has of late been AL Jordan: on recaption and accommoda- | Floss Wt ToIstol, Hot very far to t pnorth | bing green and bloom. PERRIR VAT« PR > , and at the same time his ¢ h 4 | F on, F. B. Naracong, k. C. Walker growing stout of then, the Jews, who finaucially own both P TS T HOm IR facoup a0 gWalkec indfialon S SIL ARSI e 7 THE GRIGINAL AND CENUNIE, Thc anly Rafe, Kure, st ilioe i o s Peasait and master body and soul, us well s irnést” West; on procuring wood and | hair cen growing thinner. The 5 Laudica, mk g gt b g o BLeut . ot oo Wil Dusioess affaies of every namo und paturo That night we came to Ludvig's people. | Straw, J. R Evans, Will Ray and Fos- | other day the younster “‘4!; l‘"'lmm;: her oAl hor kin wnd toe wiiitary, who relontessly coutrol | The reunton was touching and joyful. Be- | ter Taylor; on badges and decoration, | hands over his face and head and the e, <cimouials, anit thom a Lo | tween 200 and 500 souts comprised’ tnis one | L. C.” Munns, Fred King and T. H. | changes startled her af IAe) iang o ‘ChicnesTen Crem Austeinn rule ovr ‘l"-.\‘l‘m b of fallon 10 | mountain side band. Pertiaps there are 100,- | Smith; on musie. Clyde 1. Taylor, **My. oh," she exclaimed, “the cracks 18AGAWRISG fomLbie s auarters of a | 000 folk of the same sort in ike Tatra range. | Georgs Hamilton and Lou Hurris: on | is all goin’ out of grandpa’s faceand his = = o coutiiry its seizuro was gutte s crucl | They ara all sbepherds, principally goat- | ,cE M EEE BIE (GOF S %, | hair’s weavin’ out on ton. ™ as that Russian plunderors to th hords, aud tho number of animals they eare | "'m"“ ;"l“l.“; o JeRLOE,) L 3 north, L tho virtue of oot naving re- | for must reach millions. Ior about four 4 and rank Lemon, _ - = — tal wore burbarous iniguities. 1t is [ months of the winter tuoy retiro to such | Al communications regarding the en- 7 THE UNLY PHANICAL UF“GIAN sthil impossible 1o escapo tho clang of 1ho | towns as Niedzwiee, Jablonks, Neumarkt, npment should be nddressed to 124 G. f Taban 1 5 ; sabre, the £ tho spur, the challenge of | Thurdorin, Dunnjec, Mdgura, Repisko and | Lall, sec o it e R 1 . 10 South 15th St Farnam St Theator the sontry wnd the wlmost intoierabie inso- | Kriwan—although many remain in their huts | iments for erehth annual field encamp- IR PR 1 9 Al R R K, sibouet, mans rinaly I il is | monisTor vl wamual fold” oncaiup | ; EYES TESTED FR I'e iformed tyrauts aro in every rail- | in trapping and snaving animels and birds RE Faks 3 1816 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. sses Ditted o romedy all defocts of ey WAY carriage or station I'hoy accompany fiting up and overcrowding the villazes Attention has boen called to the fo \ )\ L an A I 2ht. Steel specti Y Ennrar Lquality overy coach. ‘Thoy doz tho st from | that they bocome winter citi lowiog sontonce In, ordors No 2: *‘No O R A T e a4 7 With the grantust Hand up. hote countrysido and back wgain with They call themselves Podhalians, Their | company shall be ruled out on account ann)inal i ankel htjosees #7pHL Solid Gold Speetartss anl Eyeslasiyi, 5 \ turable eftrontery. I'ney euter tho | languaze is & mixture or dialect of who | of technicalities in uniform or in arms.” ot 2oF 10 ) 3 0 0 instruments sent by mail or o by corrasponden 10 pors nal intorviow proferred. and upwarl. Oceullst's k8 te indicate 1 oF sen jrescriptions for bomo wt will, and by their godless presence | ancient Magvar glasses filied correetly swme diy s rocelvel and the Germanic toneue. | Too liberal a construc ion must not be N ovory sauctuary and poluto eve eir fooc plv oats, either boile i : "o i 100k (Mysteries of Lito) ac ¢ frov. OMmbo hours b 20 YiNSS {ho; whlle SpLM Bra so ChiokawarmIny | 10 5 thort POFFIiAe Or atd ot tia erery | Biven to the abovo sentenco. Techni- PR A }.,.x,.‘ zoiarias otLite) ata} dies: T Ome ARTIFIOIAL HUMAN EYES INSERTED among all classos in the guiso of officials, | of oatmeal and sult, baked before tho coals | S2kities in uniform can only extond to the — ~ ~ = — —_— merchants, artisans, laborers, poasants, and | Like the Scotch “baunock,” goat milk whey, | difference in tho uniform as decribed in 1 COMPrISIG 10 060 form o other more than | the wild mountain fruils, and such small | the old and revised editions of the C. I\ oue twentioth of the entire population -that | gamo as they can secure in the mountain for- | & R. the very mir is listen™ in Gulicia, ests. They neither have nor wish any other. A Romantic War leco V o 0f Gudialn Unliko tho Galicianpeasant, who is a slave il il s L e ; 5 to brandy, and the Hungarian peasant, who | NOW and then a antic war record \ s Fijpte o N ol o | loves and ban securo good and cheap Wino, [ develops in the course of business before ¢ s ive “lm parwdisa’’ in contrast With | oy drink no liquor of any sort whutever, .- e | breskiren Voo i north of i ¢ity. | and aro huge i frame, handsomo in faco and “1'““““‘_‘ miiieeaiion LS By Purchasing (‘nmfl Made at /u /‘u”mr;flw Nebrasha /‘, If yon I lussia ) lectoral reforu | physique, robust and powerful, and live to | claims. M O JoTH gnve the Culioian —Polos| gn'oxicacrainary old age, Dabney Walker was a Virginia slave, cannot find what you wanl, communicate with th: n wnfacturers as (o what i A e A Wandering Gipsy Band, who rendered important service to the | Inthat great and exciting which 15 ever alers handle theiv goods. &= d : : e nish untional Phe band which 1 visited was o fair exam. | UBION cuuse as a spy, pnt receivod little | being played between Health and Lite on one Ty il awakonod an smiiativo shirit be. | Ple of them ail. * Tthad just vomo upon tho | or no compensation for his services. One | (5 fud thssse and Buath o fher, AbL- | s = = - = ' native s, Kotheniuns and many [ J0UEROTD slopes of who meuntaine from the | of the first mensures ordored by Goeneral | and Skin'the Left. And these are all beld by AWNINGS | BASKI TS | CIGARS | OVERALLS | OATS t thriving Gorman agricultural | ¥ i ALY 44 | pope ussuming commnnd of the | America’s unriviled 8 e | 3. H RICHARD : S " : . o already ouilt a mountain village of thirty ope upon nssuming 0 N he T | BEC o v : | Nebwaska City Cere N wmonge other sensibio things | hiw, Theso wero of treo limbs, bark and | Arniy of Vieginia, June 26, 1562,was that OMAHA TENT AND OMAHA BASKET FAC. J. BECKMAN, | RATZNEVINS CO U s fono I every farming com. | 1eaves, large and comfortable, butall opening | yho cavalry attached to King's division AWNING CO TOR e Jkord Artielos, M1k, coresl gcane ARk wor wilt roads that will | to thosouth, All the buwnd, including wo hatana) ; Flngs, hammorks, ol an1 | Capactty 00 any 811 Earan 5 1017 Varnam 4 Douglay grocer for quatiol Rgtlao (s olitios with the finest | mon, wore dressed in the untanred skins of | should endeavor to broak up the Vir rubber elothing Send for | 1acKingE boxes ¢ e | — e L rolled baty 1 Now Eugland, the with hoods and sandals of the samo | ginin Central railroad. In obedience to catalocio 1115 Fariam. {0mce S1 o AY: Tel 1175 ¢ H. BESELIN. |3pOKE Uz SEAL r rial. They do not remain long 1 tnese | & | & [SMOKE _BLUs SEAL e The Grandeur of Gallelnn Ro sylvau huts, but, as the summer advances, | this orde v |hvh-~l‘l‘mlnl_ caval m.n!u‘rr-: — BREWERS i Spocial brands maly 6 PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS 1adebd.'ls through Galicia, T | leave them, never to return to the same | quent and successful incursions agains Fo ,. e OMAHA BREWING Fuctory. 2400 Patrict avo. |Nobrasks Manfa - — -4 oM Bot cortait 1 vould count thobo | stricturos,” for o bighor grazing lands, | tho rond. They burned tho depot at FRED UG FBREW:) RS e aTION Pofo, BN lith. " [dnoob _Javknlok, RECD JOB PRINTING Jatlcin tho greatest of all ore now homes are built in each change s e bt e ING CO — - s of @ the poasant Poles, | loeation, *Eack baud roally couprisos one Beaver '_' a ! v ]\’\H : ‘:‘ s ’IH Our bottlen cubinet baer | Guuranteen 1o equal ¢ ; DY 1 WORIS. o, < bas boon govoraed by | immense family, - patriarchal i sys- | tore up several miles of rails. They Geifvern 07y van e beadt Vi OMARY STEAM DYE the vourse of the groat chain of Carpathinn | tom, ond, 8s nearly as I could judge | haa a severe contest with SLuart's ¢av- Gty ) Sl | T Butiding, mountaing forms tho Hungurian | 6 B great extent communsl in rogurd BSAX AL __IWF anckvun Strest | delivared to fmiion WO3RK3, v ! to thoir little gaiuings. By nature they are | Blry, and defeated it near Carmel’s Yer T Cloantng dvingolovary | T —— wi in the southes r of | full of sentiment and are rude poets and art- | church. These raids inflicted much TSI =i 0 (5 Howarl | RUBBERGOODS SADDLERY Bukovina, ovor agalnst wild and untraversed | 18ts of no moan quality. “I'he mountain glens | gumure upon the enemy, and probably - OMAHA BOX FACTORY | JOHN L, WILKIE, — S ] e - . T Messurania wod wilder Moldavia this groat | around thom constantly re-echu their wild # ; . S DETTO ¢ " OMAHA RUBS:R CO, | MARKS BROS artory sachan 1T aud commerco begins, | and oudless vocal melodies ana the exultant | retavded his advance for u considerable DRS I-)E}T\ ‘ BI:T rS Natlod and_ Dovotatlo? | Manufuc of papor | _ % 3 8R0S thoast it ases through )t the 'k and the solendid en- | Jenwsth of time. Jabney Walker acte 2 boxos. Capnolty 5001 per | Loxes, 15224 St.Mury’s GIL M'f'g and Juhbars of SADDLERY €O, et 1o 1hs tornauh? 1 paaey e | ey o i mai the slondid an | lomath of i, Doy Wallior aosed | VIS O & DL Bt | o S F LMK oy wiuina o | R o prow o o e e hase ot orare, | Of ai evoning they ongage in the ciardas ug | 4 Suide and scout on these vccusions. | whose marvelous suseess in efecting speedy | 1'0. 90K %5 L ATRR 1015-15-17 N. 10ty L Lt H . o new Galiclan potroleum fields, | only these stronglegeed nountaineers can | His thorough knowledge of the country ulvl‘]vrm,nu-‘ L ourCs i all diseases of 4 private | e | OMce & mill, 1313 N. 15t 102 Farnam St 1407 Harnoy Theuce, through the valley of the Druth | whirt n]h‘ leap, in this woird I:vmunrm'n us- | apubled him to lead the union trocps to | OF delicate nature is the wonder of the a e | € Bk Managg —— e - ¥ \ alley of the 1 ter, it touchos nal danoe jey are Arcadians pure sua s s e A Syphilis, BOILERS | 3 TSI il - = anclent Staulsiavoy, whonce It bears north | simple; simple, good and pur the most vulnerabie points in the cn- 2 » St il L SASH, DOORS, BLAN D, 10 Lemberg, the central and groatest ci'y of | Eooan L. Wakeway, | emy’s line of communication, who were Gonorrheeg, —_— - o ey e o Gialieia. From Lemborg, 1t winds like the LS e s0 nuch incensed against him that they Spermatorrhma, WILSON & DRAKE | JNO. P. THOMAS AR 'w ' e o A ER | ROSENSZRY, arpathiacs around 10 the wost aud passes | Spectacles, Dr. Cullimore, Bee building, fTered o heavy reward for his hoad. Y Gntractor of brick. stons : Mouldings, stair nrough ihis ancient Volish capital, and e O B aatain Georae B Navas khe author Stricture, | auntar avos, ot and | Saonre and | parmitaro, Carpats aaa Oficn nnd Baak wurk a| ROWSIE DAUtEEe saml . avia sod Viena, ! A Couniderate Mist of a book entitlod *The Bivouac and the Hyarocele, A i war e (WO BAlIAIAS atc A ! oo et oIl ARtk W4 SNl Wy - roughtara, fully 70 | wwho or yez workin' fur now, Din- | Battlefield,” refers to Dabney Walker ', 4 Varicocele, A L A : M Nackh 18U sudMaryr wis alicia, and despite hor | DIS us follows T Pil e 1RON WOIK . ——— e (g st part run | Yo know Mulcahy that has the livery | Jite n large body of troops were Mot | BRICK ! PAXTON & VIERLING | OMAHA SAFE AND SYKUP FIRUNKS ol with 10 and f this day | stable?” now ussembled, and occasionnl expedi- ~483 = - \RON WORK3 IRON WORK3 f e & i products which < it him? Shur tions of cavalry were sent out to disturb ReminalWeakne i TERN STEAM A, BN Sntes vanits jail work, | FARRELL & CO C. H. FOR3Y, w' of Usilola exchange with each | u man as s | | the quiet of the enemy, burn the rail- Female Weakness, BRICK YARDg | buiiaing work, “Ongines. | gapos. 0 Andrson - o R S K86 Pt dewring ones | he has. | poad bridges and thus interrapt com- val Diseases, AN KInasof brivks. st & | E8 WOr gtc 1ith and Jarkson | Tronks, Samals Cason s oy " by e P 1! yer mistaken in the Old | munications, sometimes having o brush Kldney Troubles witd. o | INDUSTRIAL TRON | lagy, vie B ] 8 e wr> | Muleahy is one ey the kir with theenemy'scavalry and bringing in Bl | Fropriotor \ A i poagiae froms Atatels . b considerate s in tow me prisoners, Their usual guide was : and Pri | e ———————— | S——— . Aa sand w which | & s bands six nutiv n Virginian, in whom we ail | Difficulties CARRKRIAG S, | | SOAL . ‘ . \ in | became much interested. He seemed 10 | An scientifically, safely, speedily and perma - ! \ es of Commeree ' - ~ ](“..‘,n { Dani. \] tor1n ebony— | pentiy eured KINDLING. | HALS | PAGE SOAP CO. Masy bighways eque ; Accldents Wikl Happen v strong, clear-headed man, who had e - | OMAMA KINDLING | iy = o wlh N r | Political Boodler (angrily)—How in | reached a true conceptior the real | d Madr Lol Jor: 120 aage Bk haads | FACTORY B aenth 16 soal Do s | u tolose my case? | issue in this war, and devotod himself, Cousultaticn Free. Call upon, o address : Kindling an snwaust — e Csnirnl Gialivie another, starting et | nt loar s an accident. | Knowing all the roads and by- A,\~m | i y SpiastOuatiaaiiglt 4 o VAN WL B LD o pasiss’ souihr cutile Ljan | ATH i this soction, und brave as u lion, o | [)R\ BE TTS(\ Bl‘ TTS T ———_—— = ¥s southward | . political pull on the judge that I | ed in & se stablished a comp 119 South 14th St. N 1th OLIDATE | HONACK & K&ESSNER THE OMAHA £ oa e tubgary, it N oy ' g Wng Lk iy syster espionage among the peo- | aud D (4T 0. e e TRES ) S TN A rroders and Geniore Fea ul e w . Wirh ple of his own color, and 15 br twporters uid Qpper work of wll lgds. | oy " er pll w0 M Ani. ' wiibe fl . ~ | - ‘ 1 | teper W s L I e ‘ s v Fautiain. shadowsd: | g pectacies, Dr. Culliwors, Bee buildiug. | In much valuable ‘informutjon | Omaha, Neb. 4lk 24as5 | K4k 1 T i [, o o — rebels did hiw the bouor o ofler # | i & Nicholas |