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food was, improved upon ai d there wa
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SOLDIKKS COMB 110.1.
Alembers of Company P Arrive
Saturday Evening
1 .il ; N iimlti-m a i T ln I Ii ilsl.t-l l- C Iii-iih
l ni;i-llic r Willi I In- It. mil Arc ill I In
J)tnt to Vt-lt' nir tlit iii lloitii- I iirp
cir;tl ltti 'IVII-h I ill THt in Stury of
in ''Wiir' Y'. !' ii'iiri'.
I
"Karly mi tie- mornine of Si-idem-I To'-mas. It w.a- 1 1 . i i:
Iiim" l! I, tin; mi a once iiiM-i- 'ii-1 1 i n in I war I ? j ; i f ) 1 1 1 : , ? to At: I t i
heavy ma re h i ri nnl r aed drill' d l
tli- depot, when- liii-y baa-ibd He
t r.-i in f i S i v: i ii;i h ,' ( i i. It was here
where 1 he Tlii i il X'-l -rn.-k.'i oai ie-d ;i
r pulat ion am) li id 1 1 . s bi -land i b an
et tMiiip in the S venih A t iny corps.
"Savannah pi opio did e m th i n o
in 1 1 1 - i i- power to make camp 1 1 ft-
pl'-aant for t fi boy-, and tin; t t)!tl ii r.s
i Insurgents Corict.-.!f I In Hrush Kill
: i!!l a:t
One nfi.crican Soldier.
1 1 1 1 a I - 1 1 i't' .:n-t I ill .l-.i-ilf v o It Ctilit-tK
n lid S i -ii 1'u t ? :t t l -, t 1 1 K-iii t-- I .1 i ii I V
I :!ipoii- Hri- lvilii .l ,ihil lliln i lire
Wet ii ttt d In ik It.tir I!.iii'h t 1 1 . I
in it t .
aii'l huiiiiin all J. a i ri ar.tl ivr- rt-.-t
ar,d i-(i,-nfo- t. 'J'ry il w.i.-iy. l In ail
drii'.''i-t-i and htif. t ii-i -. fur UV.
T:-i.-.l ! t k'--c f.v ... Addiv-. A U m S.
O in-1 a i, i , il iy . X. Y.
( ' 'i ri -t man a m) wailt-d upi.n tl.t) I oys
at. dinner I i m -.
"I )t-fi in ln-r -7t ii at tlrc-- inr;di: or-dt-rM
w.-ri! rt-ad I tin- r!!Vi-1, lliat tin
regiment wtnihl ho.tid tlm 1 ivs- Ira.n?,
port M ifl. i'an, .".nil di-part for ''ilia.
Atrin- lit I ! .i .nt:i.
"1'ln- tii iivcr v.. is lint vi-iitfid mid
upon the " t t, i i rr ,f ,f iiiiriry 1 the
It a n - port p is-cd inln Hiv:in't harlxr
ami was s.'xhi aiicliird at t u (I oi k-.
Thr i-f'iiii'-nt J i-1 t on the J :it tli it
niu'ht and i- u ly 1 1 - m-t morning In
men landi -) 'ir il inarchf-tl t( tlp-ir
camp, which was on a hih plateau
s.'ven mi Cs f:mi the harho:'.
'')'he camp, whieii wastiilli.u (utip
(ailumhia. v.as nituattil alone- tho
me th side, of the Ilahana l aiiroad.
This rorei nt.-es t h ri ) v. : i i-ijht Mnall
to'.vi.s (or ii it rict-) wirieii arc eloso tc
ethcr, and t e t m i n.i ' is at Plava,
whii-lt i.- situate i on the beach. e;;j ht
miles from Havana. Tiic ri . loyt-.- of
the rout are i-om mv-i. d of t'ul'ans ..in1.
n-e-f)-s, ;m l (..'hir.e.-e cnireers lnvo
eh-u-ee i f the, trains, wl.i. 'n iun pa-t
llit d i IV ..;ro.il i-t itioi-i evi-iy licuf.
Tin- coaches arc smal'cr than tin -o
used in t h is co.u.t! y ai d it is a diffi
cult matter to lie-un; wliicii ;vo lir.-.!
and wiiicii M-eond cl;:ss C'laele.-:-. Tl i
ticiiets, liinvever, are called n-stclas-a
d si,c''iid cia---. At t!.e st ;i? i-.;n tin
coaductors yet .ir, ar.tl when ready lo
start ajrain, in.-'.e:;u of f-ainy "a!!
aboard.'" he riri-s a lai ve 1 .ell ar.d tlu
train ri sunn's its way. Stta ci ens
pulled by .-mall, pntiy loes and
miio.-s pa-s tiu i iirh ti.e princi p ii
streets a: d Tire alw.iVi v.t il -1.
Knait :i On t'iiy.
' Kv -i lliiny in ami ar, us.d t'u.- city
is c-titiroly ditl'-iant f- osn an thiiiS" iu
America. The stre is, (w'ii'.e'u ai
si'ili ' wli.i I Ii 1 i h v I a ;-e v ry a : iTow ar;d
ill StHll ) plat'CS it is i i. n-sjhle for
to Hi:' to pass e-ejl: o;h.r. The cur-riae-es,
cvi'ts an' wa'uis are built
tiift'eiv; t!y fia n Jias j use J here, and
it is surprising t-a sec the heavy
!ods tii. -it aru draw a by little mule-.
The wliecls on some- of "he earls a--e
fully twelve Vet htyh ami very he:.vy.
Tiio bu-ia-ss h-iu-es, vv'.iich are laiilt
of rock and brick, art; nios'ly eno -and
I wo sto.-ys h't-h are bii 1. ia n ' iy
n-'ii tod on theout-ide. Tiic interior;
of the stores resemble the modern d
purtiuent sto: e, there beine-.-o many
different articles for sale. There is net
a erec ry it''e in that city hut what
-ells ir. tex cai i' drtuk-. In fae'
every store ha- a sitoiei attachm-mt
Pu ba'y the eai-.s - of this is the fan
1 tint ne ! ic-n-e is eh a fired ' 1'. us in a ki i. e
very liUM expeu-e. j )n',. ,hik vni1 ,,.u, CU!
'The pe(iple,;is a m'.e.clrCMS neat a red j ,, ty,:i
P lain. The i iehcr ( his?, however, wea- : j- will euro itself. JCd
i 1
'liif Way In t- t'a ; i rum t
is in a 'oerist s ! ere; .' . - e r e-r-'i . 1 ly
c uidu-'t-a! 'ia I be !.:; i ntr! 'm '.".'.
You i'.oti'i c' :'.-. i: e-is. Villi m l.e
fas; time. Von see the ! :.t . I se--ac ry
-n U.e -'lei),,.
Voar c if is ;i'-t -o ex,.- ..-! v--!y iia
i l:o-l ii-'ir so hre to In a' ':s :: r':iaeo
sleeper late it is -i t as . -aa, ju--t ;-s
com f nr t ah! , iu-t as e-,.,.,1 to rbl i; .
am Ni-;.i:tiY CitKAi'i-.r.
I IH5 1 U !'tl!:;.'''iii! CO:0'..i -i.V.s :-"T-
r,., , . - , -, ; xh-i ni'i p -i' i :: :
'V- ' V iliursmr i-i le-liin.' :i a l-r'in-i ' '
ciseo Sundav ami b. ; Atii'el- .s Mo-.- !
day. I'ertt-r with eaeb. e:ir. i'Ji.eur-sio-i
tnatiaor wi h eae'a party. I-'er
fuhl'T S'tvlnr fnll i:;fox--a;: tiea call at,
nearest II. .V M. il. I i. d--;.io'. o;- wii:e
.!. 1-rar-.--. ( 1 1 L ,i r . -a : .
( )n,a!i.;, X- b.
King, Emjjoicr, Dune. I'ri.-.cj
K!ri-i!. th'j C',,t hier.
. . . . ' ileeplv rcirretted 1 1 -r. v i n ir "''anni On- ' (. r :i . 1 p m :iiiiw::r at th-- et
i' ............ i ... ii... i ;..! i i
n ai i at 'i in inn i;ii. on it. ri.ciiai , .... . ,.
.. , ' Wal il I he lad en
tl-lllli lltl tint I il I I-1 I II . 1 1 mi -il.i.nt til '111
. Ipri Hi-nt in- tin.' tli'Tcreiit camps (11
a.iiuin.i it it n i iij, aini i n spile t'l ine
latcnesS of the hour there was a l.u na
crowd sfjinethiue like 1.IMKI people, of
all aL'-i-s, men. wmic-n and children
to meet I hem. The M V. A.tnind
wan nut ami played h-Iccikmis durinr
tht" time the crowd waited and as the.
train pulled into the station. If the
sold id's ever had an idea they won id
not he welcomed home it was dirpellod
when they stopped nil' of the train and
were (rrasped by the hards by hun
dreds of p'joplo.
Henry (ieiiej was on hand and
showed lii-4 u-ual t hou a t f u! nes- and
cirle-iraiity by tlirowine; n red lighten
the train and the many soldiers who
were mi hoard "eini' en through. ft
was a very pretty si"ht
('aptain Sheldon ili I not eeme with
the company, but went to Wa-h l ii't en,
as ditl tMiarle. !- pence r, t he bitter eo-ine-
to the capital ei'y to spend a few
days with Tom Chapman, and may re
main there. 1 lieutenant H iw'.s i-..me
in with the boys and hurried heme as
soon as possible, on account if the
sickness in his family, and has not
been down town lone; enough for Till-'-Kmvs
to secure an interview with him.
There were small r roups e-f men
st.aiidine- alone; tlle -treets all day yes
terday an.l in trui center w.is a shiver-in-T
soldier telliny hit experiences.
Tlu1 only compiaiut that any of them
made on arrivin-r home was tho cool
weather th-? chan:c from the hot
weather in Cuba and a'sn in (Jeoreia
to the chilly weather of yesteiday be-ine-
very 1 isarree;t ble.
l-'idlewin e; are tin! ranees nf the sol
diers who arrived Saturday ni ;ht:
Lieutenant (J. A Kawis, Sei -(jeant 1 1.
A. lioot. Corporals V. Sell wa rtz, S.
( '. Tnomp-on, -I. K. Dysari, II. (i.
Itobine, C. 11. Mille-, K K Wright,
Huerier (). C. Anthony, Artithvr li. II.
Sampson, 1'ii vales A. X. Swanser, M.
T. Ciark, (J. II. Manner.-, C. M Man
ners, V. K Slell, A. C. Adair, II
Crissman, I-'. W aies, ( '. 1'.. Newman,
II. Walker, d. A. llamittoa, .lames
I la jok.
On' Stti,-r's Slfry- r tlie Trij)
Corporal If. C. K mine ef Company
II, in ;in interview with a Xi:vs re
porter, tells a ery iiu- resiine- story
of tho rerimonts exp-tieiuo from the
time of leavinir I't-- Omaha to its re
turn, and also tels solllJtllinir abimt
what he saw in Havana. Here, is what
lie say.-:
'The Third Nebraska, leit stroiie-,
after :i three days' j un:ey fiom Fort
Omaha, pitched teiit-- for tlie lirst
time at l'aratna 1 'ai k, several mile.
north of .litcksoaville, Kla., on July
1 S1S. This campintr trround (if
such it. could be called ) will always bo
remembered by every enlisted man in
the regiment as a hot, tilthy arid un
healthy place, and it is hero where a
a majority nf the deaths occurred. It
was several days before liners were
constructed fo- the numerous tents,
anil in the meantime the men rolled
up in their blankets and slept as best
they eon id in the sand. It is believed
by many that sleeping on the damp
sand was the cause of the jjfreat
amount (f sicknes- at 1 'an a ma I'ark.
Quite elten as many as ten men from
eaeii comp iiiy placee. their names en
tho sick list, and when the lui-rlc
sounded the tick ea'.l : he nun lined up
to be examined for their dili'ertn:
ailments.
"The food furni-hed by the jjovern
ment at this camp which was ealicd
Camp C'ubi Libre was not just ex
actly what Wiiuld help to keep a man
up who was reporting on the sick
book. Several times the meat was un
fit to eat and w is condemned by the
doctors. It was some time befo:c the
regimental bakery was in iunniP or
der and during its const ruction tic
men lived upon hardtack. Seme of
tho boys, however, had an aj.p jtite for
tho latter and enjoyed it, but these
were exceptions.
M,r-heti to I'alilo Hcarh.
"The morn iiiir ( f September the
regiment struck tnts and marched to
l'ablo Beach., a few miles west ef Jack
sonville. This move was made fer
tile purpose. i-f bettering the health of
the niLm, hut it proved to 'no a disas
trous move, as the sickness increased
instead of Jimin ishin r. It was while
the regiment was c imped there that
one t f the worst s'orms which ever
visited that section look pb.ee A
terrible wind and rain storm ret in on
the evening ef October 4, and the
camp was entirely covered with water.
Every article was collected and the
regiment moved to higher bind as
quickly as possible. Tho men pot no
re-t that night and found shelter the
best they eculd in houses, barns and
sheds. Tho following day tho regi
ment marched to Fairfield, a small
town on the outskirts o.' Jackson ville,
and once more pitched tents. This
camp was healthy acd the men soon
coinmonced to improve in health. Tho
ami fumigate t! --m
Colonel 'i!i)iiaia wiu'd i.o! .liie-.v tin-
li.e'i to l" ashore on aero' in t of ! he.
ro-igh sea. After w.-.iti'i,- piti ntlv
two ila -, the '-es-ei ,-ijain t-e tti,,
bau'.d fo- S i v ini:-ih, ( J Af!-r li "
d !i ys ij u ara n t i ie o I ) t -a f u -i - ! -1 a. t . '
the re", i m-n t i-g-tin m' 1 - i le-d mi t i.o
tug-boat S i,t-'. b.-ui-l f s.taiiiiab, -
lie -; i n d r-u:- ";i'.-, Latiit-i tie May
regiment oiiee mare lioarde 1 tie: train aioi (.'a vadonga, a:i.! a lauucli i;i-d;-i'
and arrived the fol ! o.v i ie; a f t r : e. , : ; a i ' ( a ni a i I t iraiit. ran into a ii es nf i i: -
' .-IIIll) M;u-K-'ll-ie, 1'ini' 1 1 i i i i s f ! ' o 1 1 1 I lie ' s l j r r e 1 1 1 s e i ' m e e , : 1 1 d ia the 1); 11 il a lid
city of Augu-ta." This hit' e i' ei!apil:g ' nil noth s'lit-s of the Mi ( ' rail-h; liver,
plae- wa- a v -ry di.-Ti;.'ree b.n nue. -s- t iin-n mile- abov" !impit, yesterday
peci-iliy during t! .- wir.d TL-ir:a-."' a! t er m m i we e reri-ixed with
' lu-ivv vo'l.'V- a' rhort ian." A srr-
M A Nil. A, May b"
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was
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i ry Allen's root-rase,
A pinv iter t o a - si: ;i !-:."i I nt " I i, . I:,,.--,
At thi-s"a-on e-ii' f'-e'. fe- 1 sw.i lien. v, , nn'--ii.
nervous and ho., and net tired easily, j ). . r -.s : 1 1, r, ifd-fee g a:;-.
If yon have ; ;aari i ng feet o- 'i-'bt !(,,. A i.".-.--: i-: !. l;-d t went v o' tin-
shoe--, -y .Alien"- I'' o I'.--e. It cools 1 nat; e- an i vi u-i.e; r- vera l o! !n.r.-,
the feet ied makes wa kin .r -.v. ! Hi, in t h .: jui:g..- ;th a bail nf .-hot
Cure- swoliea and -wearn r feet, b'.ls- , f..:- . ;.a!i ii-.er -ei'i! tii-: en-my l! -d.
t.'-rs and CTiilt i - sj--o! s. ivei'ev-s :orvr.
r.f ie - ! a to .-.l
N I . V VlHlK, aliiy !.'.- - A sje (T.l to !
t i.C ifer.litl I'mm ' . i-I , i : I ea s ' vs. a1
sa'i I iii-i ory ! iii.r 111- na i e ; ; -e(M i.i ( py j
a i :;i t: ;-V I'.. 1 iie, . -.ai fr- in tie- e'-l.-'
fere:; i e wlib- i wi ! 1 liebi by the j
. t 'ni-: n-a a I i.i
Special All Silk Skirts, $4.98. We have Satinette Skirts
from $1.00 up. Mercerised Silk, the best imitation of Silk
ever shown. Call and see them. We are agents for 2
Plattsmouth for the Empress Skirt, the best fitting gar- 2
ment made.
hosier)
j Ju-t ivci'ivnl - ;t 2Stlo,
lot (if l(ys' 1 Yw 'U:
hose l(c ; .'is o(h as most of the
25c ones.
!0
lk-st lot of Children's hose 1V find '
-i-mm: -1 on wi I
12!c.
ladies" Inst Mack hose, Kc, 2c
and 15c.
w i ieh A v a i n a e.lo pr
o-
: n-e . to s no i a .a .-:,;!.
In h is -a ir p i' eii ' I : i j wa:- ! part-
; Pant I b-'.ie-- I ' (.'! e- i- : Tl e a ! : e e that A lr-
lii.eieio ii :d -en; .-. n;i---i'ir-er lo iiim
i
j :i :-s'. :. z a v. '. .-1. t'i sen 1 1 th'' enuipi'S-
! -1 1 . " . t , , n-j; ' :::)-: ;' i. -i -n Th-
I ; 'Jml'ii.-' ! at'o.: i ilJ.'b-':-. rx-.i-e. s the
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Cllli rll'imC (,('d (iililmnis, 5c
TlllL' ilcllllvl (;(,od dress styles,
Carpets .ii"
line for Spring
aiiiii-i;' conies
around, you may need a new Carpet.
It will pay you to look over our line,
which comprises the cheapest cotton
to the most expensive A 11-Wool oiods.
Our line is varied and ex tensive--no
need to jo to Omaha for Carpets or
Nurs.
t :, c .
A better kind, (c regular 15c !
J np.i iOi i t ; ; a i
iT.t To i. .-
;::--( late - t i
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I ie is e ittiiuis-iei) to ( li.-'.eae", Ar jueies,
I A.- ''iraldoV -i.;i-.-a i v. i e ji; ni i r. s tie
cliaractt (.f ;iiV!!i nm'.iit wiilch vvou'd
IP; ; iven ' i l-li;i-iio- ami which
kind.
PiCRCALlCS, 8:c.
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s I 'l rir
a
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li p1 viosuio oiii. oiu en- i
g-oods at lest tlian cost. All depart- i
nients complete.
All-wool Ingrains, 5c and (5c.
Velvet Carpets SI, made and put
down.
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v.',is on T;;e ' : i'
ti e ir.t I-, i b : t .- -a r
tin.e i - b-
Vi'Ci.l, ' !,".o. ti'-'-i'e
the j -a a.e ' vA. .
rra: ia ro"-r.-, ..Ac,
ship, of . :.'.-..
corf-'n. '
HUM!' .V .-' . a
peav- t! ' : '
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flese ,A t i : h.'-.i'
the r.) ' f . ' :"
pa-!. a ': b1' ' :
d!;;i'( !: n
w;is pi'---' Tit a i.
c-ht: re.; i-p m'.-- t'--defeat
c f tho s-mt;':
by r.n o.-.-rv b A .-:
vol ia j V suAm! :: -
11m "Am.:n." l-'i;
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A T t veseu i ne i ie-ioone
v-'t-J Corset ; also agents for
the "(jaye Down" Corsets all kinds.
CIIIRT WAISTS, Laces and lCm-
broideries.
itpt tt c.rinnQ ;,, q,,.;.. r.-,
- X V r 1 r 111 V . 1 1 i u ui:i
pURTAI.
J 10c up.
! ii !
MoUetts from (JSc, made and put
down.
New Jute Carpets Hook like in
4"rain), fast colors, 30c
rattinps, 10c and uj).
IvlHTC I'ussells lii'g-s, . . ()')c
MliO Velvet Ru-s,' . . . SI. 25
WINDOW SIIADKS -AW have a
' ' new stock of AVindow Shades.
See our Special window shade -35c
INOUCKMS at 45c, 50c, 75c ;
i- S')c per vard.
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tbiU .'' -T.illlary ;(eratiei.i-. He b.s
:: ' -a n.aeiag p(-ep n a; i.ai ; lo a.lt teii
iv-eAt.r, wiicrc l',t-t! I -urge tits j.re
ij.i i 'Vi.ii 'o be e: e m ped, and it Is pre-i-
: lite-! that Ue-, rai t meats r--ported
'a'!! .V -lai Vive 1 a t: t i " n I a , t !ie oa-
trti'rj
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PLATTSMOUTH. NEB.
cs-
fa'b'
i j-'ct.' .'o. (J'-ai-ral Law it a is nr.!.i;t .i'a:a- !:riK i:iur j
' e.c ;e .t p ce-re-- i" bis nor! nwr.i d ' to the e-etlee d-'in'tc-'i'. Co '.Tee d ! nk in?
biria-i, aad the ..s:'at'b vt 2.1 n j a- ! is a h b; t t 'm t is n n i v. rsul iy indulired,
i Ki.bt e v. i til J. m-n up the 11 io in ami alir.ost as univi rsally injur-j
I (h- w.tie, s-upn.-ee- ! bv e-a;.le::s a nil ' icu-. Have vou Iried (Jiain-O. It is
-ri: - e of eiia i line; ; alin"st liwe e'dTee hut the C fleet - ai-e;
a:. Cn'Tec liusets t!;e!
1 i 1 1 1
I ( ie- era t I.' '.
it! a ilile wi' I:
I
te i-r-o-s t . II ii ; ju-t i he opposi
I )
-tai'a.u i-i the ' stoa-ii.a-h, reins the uires'.ion, eiii-cts j
A I30r? TO MANKlNnS
b'
i ie- pa
i the le a!', and disturbs ibe whole nor
;v a run b v n-.i t en i-iat.es veus sv-tem. (irain-O tones up the
-.; !)y-pep-i:i
' : )
(Jure will cure it: it "di-re.-'.- wii st urn
trie best that can he bought ar il aiway?
a!pa -.r in tin- o.-sl auai,i i;.-. ne j oat'-- r,.t r0sl tllC (ncstive OrSl
ehi'dren, between the a?es ef ore and ),,, V, e t t ; i . F. 'A. Vieke iv C
five years, rua arnua 1 without a rar
ticle of wearir.er ap a i. a I. At nijrht ore
can see hundreds i f w. irien, men and
children, i-leepi mj i n tlio i!"or ways,
li.is-:r'os and streets.
: ! I ' s '.v ; i l j l
I we t, oenora: .i-.ca
! Sail i "era. i ad a bi tw
! at I 'aeoior a n ! t h o.-
! Kobh
i.ii tori t o the
ai t rem iia at
t he i:i-a re-en ts
. : M ' ; i(a, and
ieh, aids digestion aiel strength
Mis th" nerves. la :i!iil 2oe. ;
' ,re.
pack-j
Burlington Route Low Rates In May.
to take a s AC ion so a- to pre-i t,--,, , : ,.,,, mtn r.ir us pvci-.-iI.!
' vTt"'iJ'-Ks:-r2i
-an
S3
SE2 tafia
- AJl-?2lWJ TIT! t'hi?3HH -W J C
' f ' ' ' . pe Z..iTin. .Ttl " t : I r :mi I -7lli-r- j
sj
"There is r.o to1 price o;i any article
sold and d i lTore --t j:riee- are et-nr -r-al.
Ti;e siddiers, whoa i-dutij the city,
lta-1 their money excbanrrid for Sp:ir. -isb
Ciiin at the money excb.an..;iiitr
stores, which j-i ve SI '' f Spanish
silver far one American doll n.
isit .-5nrrti a-lle.
"The soldiers who irot, paascs fioai
(Jenerat J'nllow w-rc a'.iowe.l to enter
Morro Ca-tie and so liej interior,
which was indeed well worth seeing.
The cells, rcom-, lyirht-h'iu.-e, trues
and errape shot were of interest to
everyone and many of the boys
brought back some little article from
this famous eistle to slia-.v to their
I ver t t!ie;a fr-ara e:'e--in.j- the Ilia A- i . . : .,( n. o... 'e !
A tiallnnt SFitH l!ey. ! -. , , , . I "'i-r':- iU'v 'n-' !' i-'s c-1 t in
, M -a uu i: . .i - - . 1 1 a e n 1 n-i i-ii ou . . i .:,, , I
bcroic r. ?et!e v.-as performed bate- L . , . , . - ; low pbu.es.
i 11 ' M-i-lee-.-tl i. ..i.i le Ini-l i-ittne. i;r. r . , at i . to i
u- in , !.'-.-o,,oion i... i - - ' ' : l.mjl.-Vl ie. 1S.V .. .May It IO I It' - ;
y i a s
ei's'.-.t Vi a I s (dd
had taken fire, and Tie: wrr j
not discovered ii-nil it was fio a'-A
to snvc tlie IjniitiiiiT, ry, as ii :'- j
ward turned cut, to g.-. t :;:,: o? b ali it.- i
inmat- s. While tlie fire -v-- rn::'r ; I
little '1 kc-odore Strin.-r. ei.rk:. v. . ;.- i
old, the son of ike prnprirrcr of th'- j :iv:'"'
hotel, lenrat'd that a bnly, a year obi. wiil
the child o one of the n-u-'-is. had j Spa:
born left in an upper room. Thecler-' i t-a:i
did not wait to an:-ii?Ti sera-e ob!-.'.- I :'--,
:eo hy a ,-.- v on A" . . . , , , - .,
' . C-'lO-l W lit. ;ttntll !.
l i:c hati Krnno J. -:.'
! tnrn linrit, June '2'-).
: ii. .i . . i . te... tXlu
I -air-.i-f-i Ati.fk Siiuai.ii. j 1 ei'lemu, on;, .vj a v t; o -.. j-.-:-
:-;v- VoiM-.. :.Av la. A dk-patch to turn limit, July l-
A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and
EXTERNAL PILES, WITHOUT PAIN.
CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED.
Tubes, by Mail, 75 Cents; Lotteg, 50 Cents.
ii Ai..v
t- Irani M. -
Lten ver, Colo., .May lb and 17. Ibdurn j JAMES F. BALLARD, $0lS PrCpriStCf,
3i0 Kcrth M:!n Street, ST. LC'J!3, MO.
rb-i s i. s: (.) :
r i si f : : ; . m!..i
.':':": i . . ' , ' ' . . s
-.- i ine Spar, i
s'.i e-ar- i limit, June IA
.(--.'!oi.el ; z coin- 1 3Iinnea polis, Minn.. May lo t IS. j
' I t i i ! i ii- ' I Tn nr. f! i
F. G. Fricke &. Co.
:t!ae ,c.; i.y insure.: n!s ! I Atom limit, June 3
i
iea v.- - re ' ;'(:. fi-o'P ;l,ei JC unoKO, a.. M?yl to I a. ie-turn
;o artel Asr
s ' li - ' : ' --
person ef this f.-ct :
on tii- own res eons. ha . ;
the stairs in the nid-t c
Fmoke. be disnr.p.rarf d from the vi".v
ef the bvrtar.ders. At that v?rv ieo-
iur-.".t tl:e vails bee all to tort' r. The--' j 0,',i,,:
who had sren tho boy enter pav:1 him A'er.o
t-
ai
A.ii.i-
I e ,e .
" .'e,l!
!
! 'J lie SpaniaU tieacr
(; ti
: . I 1
;n y wei e ; - i -
j'l-.e "arris; n ' -S in Francisco, Cal , May lo to 18.
l tiiis i:a 1 Keturr. limit, July lo.
i'i"- tli" i-i-- Call and obtain full information.
j e: ia t l v re-'Uls- I
V". A. I'ICKKTT, Ae-ent.
It iji -.kes iio difference how had the
MotAc-ro, 2-ov- i wou.nl if you u-o Da Witt's Witch
noi a i tee p -r.vinee, was t iTa-. d Salve: it will ouieklv heal and
wounded, as re h'.so Mijor j k-ave no -ear. F. G. Fricke Co.
'.:p for lo-t. He Ti-a-
Gbuino and lAr.tai'i iliAiu, who was
friends. A- the present lime this rov- j purpi iainely lor.rv iinv but fAAIy.
eminent is re pair; n'. whitownsdAnsr '
I ti;e ?ry last n-er
all v
rt mortally
and painting the interior rooms.
"To a close (d server it leeks as
though it would he an irn; osfibilry
to captu'e Il'.vana l:y entering the
liarb.-):-, as Morro castle is so we'll con
structed and has t xcoilent guns. Ft.
Cuban as, or. the riiht of Morro, is the
largest ef the two structures, but it
was impos.-ib e to trot a. pass to enter
t'-e latter place, a. i d nethiny couIU be
seen t he re.
lletisrii t-f Ilii K' i;int-iit.
"April b, at -l o'clock p. m.,tho re?i
meni, with tne iX'jei.tien p Company
I!, who wm on p-rovu-t duty at Cuba,
ha l orders re..... e. A;tm to be ready
early th-j follow i.,sr iiioen;nj to march
lo the Larlor ;iud tmbark for America.
tor ar. v of
j hnve I-,r".-i p
ccTne ma oi ir.o tiattctr-r aeve, i;a !
enierarcd, hearinj: the l ai".- in hi.-- a;-;-IT
had rf fO'ied it from what in : n
mcr.t leore won hi have been deith.
hurt. L: cu lor ant. G.-anad.-is ; Bett?r ieo cream thai ever be fere at
. ly weu. ib.-e, oae .-o'dier i- j llolloway's. New apparatus a.d nn-
r.rd t;
i t: U ret nil- a.li.e
An Am-iat
w tr.i nde-1 Tne ; n- ; teria
se-vi -iy. ;
merch att chir- th-.-
u-ed. ar.d all of the best.
i i
Dos Heimaaos, v. hieh h:n
I'rehate otice.
Ia t 'aur.ty (".ji.i t. Cass county, Nebraska.
editor ad p-ropri -tor i to ib.-iio. (
of the Demo. -rat, l.ar.cast -r, N. II.. ! 'acts lo Gen
d lo be i bi tie.' matter ol Die estate til Sarah A. Livings
, . . i I n. iirtta' it i.
l:e;r. aiate.y depa Ci.' U j Ai!-c-1 Snylcs. EI:zabc-th J. Mca'v, Ah Lie I'.
..,,..; ,--... ,1 1 , I JaMasMn. au T-ayms, ueurgc r. . sa ies. viar-
-1 i Ili. -
ia p ;.
i . i ' . i . .j - . , i-'-iiu. u iu i-. -i' i--! i tii 1 1 1 1 1 e. v . t i ' i 1 1 v c- i-i u: t 1 1 l ; : e i . . , : a : .i - . ..I
: t-ucc il. t iniaii ;-.nu eti. -jiiit-i ii-i-.jn niitricsic-j
at Manila who ' ia sa:-i nialtt.r arV l.t-itLy nolit.cl that on the
l -;h . - ..--.-a .ni- i-ai- v.i.iiitii .- l..i-'f Tifirn s ta
says: "1 wou.u r-ot i3 witi.oiit ()na led to M i.trid. The n .vtrnment i pct':u.ai i"n Ai.,i court, Fryiag that las tinal
MinitlfJ Coio-h Cure for mv b- when !r.-,vA.,'j to put t be trar-.orts L'-.0n XIH '. ane-i:,trat.oa account bo settled ac-i ai lowed.
' ' - Jl i on. vi ii ana tan: tie oe u.charg.-d iroin i:s trust as aj-
troublfd with a COU-h or col 1. 'tisiaiA I rt'.-r Hive at the A:r.ei'i::ic' ' inir.istrator v.atli vi.i anncxtjd, and that if you
i . i r t t i - . i t.al t- uproar bclore sa:J c-jurt on t::e i::h day
the best remeuy iore-ou!) Tcvr u-ed. j,p-pe-ai f;:,. tie ev.-u-.i 'tern f the i(f J A-:-... at 2 .ciock m.. aa-J c-utc-t sai-J
F. G. F i'k-e A Co. !si),a-A"l'r'-e!i r-.nta,n t!.c cj-:rt niay t rant the pracr el said
"- ' ;-c;a:..-:i. t.a-J r.et-ce ar.cn ot her an 1 t -.inner or-
II : a -i; d far t he CVaCUat'ci". a ier " Tiers, sniiTVoU'ies an i decre'.1- a- to ttas court
lie .- Tins. I , , j " , iniy ?i-e:n rapt-r. t i the c-nJ that a'a raattcrb
We o:Ter Its Hundred 1 in: ei -s !a-r i f. ,r i 1 ' ' fore. 1 ? -.' iiat - teat ll is r:CCt2. j j.eiia re;-? t -aid estate r.ay be tiaa'.iy svtueti
anv c,it- ii: l.il.iriH lli'it caai.et l-i.-rliii-iU !.- -e -. n- i-i.-. i -.- ! f . '-,-."' f . ria t. ,'iera.inca
li i' i's ( ": t i : - 'i ( 'a re . ' . " ' e uiiess ray han.l and the sea: ot sail county
p s. e'li'l-AAiY ."c Cih. Prras., T-.'. !e. O. ! e - '.- ii It G ". I al t Ki yes ea-Iay. Tl.0 c.'iirt at I'A.u-aaeuih, .Nebra-.ka. tins 1'ith day t,i
We I tie 11 li-'a-es t ru-ti , liav,.- i.l.-.i I'. .1. ! . r i - i- ,t ' -'-y- l;-'-
rjlc-n-v ft.r th- last t- vC.,rs,;..,a believe -Tsp'.-m os .-.te. e'-t-ame ,a bo-din-j; the ; George M.?pcri.ock.
hiai' perfo.-t-y lioattraido In !-i:i:if" ; pl-;C? t is-.: r..riA. The i h .vo trails , 1 "i": : . .,-,.. CuU!it 'uie-
ic-iiiiiis itn-i n -i ana ; i 1 - ao.e ttj carry , , , ' 1 vu .-i .
:is are . i i: ir iii-:n e eu ia," trie lii-
Prom nil v nt :b0 the re;imont drilled ,,, .,,.v oniiJ.iions v. aJe ly ttn-r ie--...
outof'ermoand followed the coast to J West it Ikcax. U H-u,saio liruAts. To
ihe ba.'bor. This ma; eh tiroved tj ho ! IVauiixo. K;nn n & Harms. Wiu-lc-sale
' . .. .. , Pru--'sist-. Toie. i-i. (.. ... . I
tlie m.-st u lsae i eeauie oae e ver ur.ut r- iPii"-. Catarrh Cure is taken a-a rriilv
of t;---1 -rer. la
to 7. .mb. )::::. a.
Xetire :-; hereby gi-.en tl-.at by virtue of a lien
iai the l"th day of Apr;!, l-a-.i. and rtu'y
l-.i-ii in tiif i T'.i'.e of the craiuty cleric 1 1 Ca-
tuc wo ..... v... w - ,,i:--e:aa u " ln ,(1r A --:. t iea lb rbne a'Tor-'s a A aaay. NelrasKa. i a tr.e fth ciav oi Mav , I-W.
taken by the r trim-at, and the bovs ! net m : thrrctlv .,,m... :;-'L!'''i "'!;-, A' .,". A ' - re- l c-eeuti-! i.-y fati.es- A'ao.vay a-.iia-t l'i!in T.
. : ' surf i. -s ni i tne sy-tein. i rit-u . tet - rmtura . r.t:i tl, U. re a) e tl v, ae-ttliL' ' . .- ,.. p, w, ere A ad lanes' a,v.av c'.au-er'
were ad when taev at rived at the; tie. so.-1 :.-y tU. Uruj-prista. T -tt-.a.-a: u- ; - --, aT-"'iY o ' e"l Vrn- ne via sJ:j cL"
- ... I fre-- ie-ein it I V. A b.w mi; ,;l litSOS W ; i A 11 . .' 'A- V '!- i-'-i n.iie.uaisoij, c.,i.u
docks and "stacked arms.' I he b;i- A jj,;-;-, PaaaN- I'.iis a.a the i -e -!. , ; f -. . i f-rne care aad Ke.-jmig ot tae sane
, , , ,la ' - a t usually ho f- ua.. to so ia AUlute tne ex- f -r one ye.a ir.rn May I. !-..-. t .iay 1. 1.':. in
g-ag-e was ri r st placed aboard the lat ere
, .. , .u - . tae - ier. e ! j.l-i i, a-.iU the sa. l c!hj 1 . Sut l.eri'.n
c.-rt rttfiv biis an e et--ry functim,.- tuat tn-y are a tne o j,HVa., ,0 pay 5Aid sum, then-fare I wii;
... .. , i-e.e-ite v.-iC-r-jT up- vvleitever ' fe.: t ae ; a e-p .r:y aaa ve uascr.ue ta-na t : one Da v
enviable reputation amen.- Pmiuvers. j i 'Il'----J- J -r' ; mare, n:i-,c years oiJ. called "Kate." at ruuac
t-; i., --' k,. u i .-: -.t.- li Ifc -w el-. v. kj . i i iini: Ol. o. -TiTiei: .n en ine laim occup.ea dv the a:a . i.i-
"Just before sundo-.Mi the transport Lnion made, t or b R.t ue.liers. ! . ; way. o.-quartcr tniie ucst of 'Loiesva.e. Cass
of its shrill whistle and a i -Uo u url' -muiaclurer. , Vvranted A ood cook at the LTctel co-.mtv. .vurasKa, on tne ama any ot June, is
in "u'i"lt:- jti at u cIuck a. in. of said day.
rw moments later irlided out upon the 1 The News prints ibo news. A Pialtsmouth. Jamks alloway, Liea Holder.
Iptiiunnrt I.OiT-in r, nil ;i t M-ftU trio men ; ll;C OUl Ji-ril
went uboard in single file
"Just b
gave one
Keep Warm.
Don't Buv Base Burners at
any prices when you can get a
Furnace in your house complete
from
$50 UP
and Guaranteed by
MAM A'.QriN
ULLi f , ,msy vgf m
-l ik n
mm e 3
South Sixth Street, - - Plattsmouth. Neb.
THE NEWS does
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