THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY JULY 28 , ISSL
IRELAND REVISITED ,
Irish Loaders and Landlords
Prioats and Pooplo.
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* ituly 8. \fter a pleasant
fellow-voyagers ,
. . . _ _ Wyoming , Handed in
irpooi more than two weeks since ,
aiin aftcr'ft rapid visit to London and
a ? Tdris I arrived hero ten days ago.
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T I'ARNr.LL AND Tlin IRISH 1'AUTV.
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tIn .London I interviewed Mr. Par-
. neil An'd the leaders of the Irish par
liamentary party ; and when in Paris
T jjr > iijjan ) the troaauror of the
National Land League. The
members do not regard the land
_ . 3 an important concession to thor
/r just demands of the pcoplo of Ireland.
' They say that at the best it will bene
fit a small class only , mid , that class
only of the tenant fanners w ho nro
the least oppressed by the present sys
tem , oven if It should pass the House
of Lords without any vital amend
ments in the interest of the lords of
the soil. Hut as the Iriih people
must submitlo the bill iMt becomes
n law , whether they wish to accept or
reject it , tho.Irish members are try ;
ing at every stage of the discussion to
dliminato tha moro objectionable fea
tures of it , and to make it moro liber
al to the tenantry. ' Mr. Parnoll told
/no that ho would probably visit Amer
ica after tlio passage of the lull , -or as
Boonas , , it had passed its most impor-
ta.nl stages. , _ „ ,
FINANCIAL RESOURCES OF TUB LAND
LEAGUE.
Mr , Egan informed mo that ho had
over a quarter of. n million of dollars
in hand , mostly contributed by Irish-
Americans ; and .with such a fund in
rcsbrVo , especially'as it is rapidly in
creasing , the passage of the land bill
will have no oiled on the conduct of
the agihitioi for the abolition of feu
dal landlordism in Ireland. The
movement will not only be continued
without a pause , but it will bo pushed
forward with more energy than bo-
" '
, MICHAEL DAVITT IN .TAIL.
Dr. Kenney , of Dublin , was in Lon
don , lie had seen Mr. Davilt. Ho
says that Mr. Davitt is treated as well
as it ii possible to treat a prisoner in
n convict jail , but that while his health
is still good , his constitution , which
was nearly shattered by his former
convict life , would nt once break
down if ho wore to bo. subjected to.tho
ordinary discipline of the prison. Ilia
spirit ib as bravo a when ho was or
ganizing the land league in Ireland. t
A movement lias been inaugurated in
England .to procure Mr. Davitfc's ro-
Ipaae if ho , will agree to Iqavq the
country and riot return to Ireland' .
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TIIE LAND LEAGUE IN IRELAND.
There havo'booii great changes in
Ireland since m'y last ( visit hero. There
uVo not BO many land league meetings
hold , and I notice that the tone of the
speeches , aa a rule , has , boon greatly
modified. , Not ono of the conspicu
ous loaders of last autumn is in the
field to-day. Thos6 who4 aYe nbt in
parliament are in prison. ' Duty omtho
other.hand , the spirit of the people ,
instead of having bocm subdued , is Hot
only'as resolute as then , but oven
moro defiant * There iito oiglrtotoil
hundred land leagues in active opera
tion. Noono ( has boon disorganized.
As sodn ( is a .local'ofllcor i.f sbnf jail
his.plac.0 is supplied without ) a day's
uolay. There are nearly 400 ladies'
land leagues in Ireland. There was
hot ono last autumn. A. thousand
local leagues , at least , have been es
tablished since September.
* HUSH rKiKSTH AND PRELATES.
t The priostuihavo joined the movo-
in largo numbers since autumn ,
Spnt ono nigli ecclesiastic , the arch
bishop .of Dublin , has assumed an
open .attitude of opposition to the
league' . His authority prevents the
priests' of his archdiocese from taking
tiny active part in the agitation , but it
iieithor destroys theirsocrotsyinpathy ,
nor has it the slightest influence on
the people hero or olso\vhoro \ through' '
out Ireland , In dilloront parts of Ire
land , last autumn , when 'tho action ol
the archbishop of Dublin was spoken
of , the common answer that I receiv
ed , both from priests and people , was
"Sure there never has boon a patriot
archbishop' Dublin since St. Law
rence O'Toolo. " It is a common ex
pression to-day in Dublin , of which
St. Lawrence O'Toolo is the patron
naint
The other prelates and especially
the Archbishop of Cashol who have
taken n conspicuous position in favor
of the agitation , have greatly strength
ened their hold on the nflecUons ol
the pooplo. If Mr. Parnoll and his
parliamentary associates , on their re
turn from their duties , London should
'Lie arrested and sent to Kilmainham
jail , there scorns to be littlp doubt
that the hierarchy and priesthood
would at once stop to the front and
boldly continuo the agitation in dc
fiance of the drab-coated Cromwell
who has sent oiu- member of Parlia
ment and one priest to prison. The
Imprisonment of an archbishop and n
"bishop or two \ \ ould bo the death-
knoll of landlordism in Ireland.
EVICTIONS IN IRELAND.
Eviction papers are falling thick am
fast , in evciy part of Ireland. Witl
,30OQO , soldiers ; ind 12,000 aimed con
-.stables to drive the peasants frou
.their homes the landlords are having
Jhoir.rovonfjo , but still -unliko the
days of 1810 they fail utterly to sub-
f < ] uq.ho.spirit ( ot , the people. The
queen of .England will be known in
Irish hUtory as A'ictoria the Victor.
Statistics are always repellant , but I
'will'venlu'ro to illustrate by a few
figures how thoroughly the work of
, the ruthless Cromwell has been done
/during / the reign of her most gracious
. *
majesty. i
v In 1849 there were more than 00 , .
000 persona evicted in Ireland.
In 1850 there were over 104,000
cast from their homes into the road-
ikc.
ikc.In
In 18CO there were nearly 3,000 per
sons evicted ; in 1804 , i,200 ; in 1880.
[ over 10,000.
DECREASE OF VOl'ULATION.
The population of Ireland , which
wa nearly nine millions within the
.memory of men still young , is now
only 5,15p,000-lcBS to-day than i $
w eighty years ago ! And yet the
Irish landlords and the English goy
eminent are not satisfied and yet
hey still insist on inciting emigration
of the Irish by grants of public money 1
} ' j EVICTIONS THIS YEAR.
"Jlurjng ihoffirst thtco months of
ho present year n parliamentary paper
ust published shows that in the pro
vince of Ulfitor 838 persons have been
evicted ; in Leinster , 258 persons , in
Connaught , 281 pcsons , and in Mun-
rtcrfin ! ! persons.
.VICTIO.VI IN TIIK 11UOIIT AND FAMt.VK
YF.A11M.
During the three years ending in
Aj > ril last 7t0 ! ' persons in Ireland
\ure thrown out of the cabins that
.heir own hands had built , and from
the lands that their own l.ibor had 10-
claimed. In Minister alone lait jear
jver1,000 pcnans wcro evicted. This
ixptilsion of the pcoplo occurred dur-
nu and in consequence of three bad
scaaonn , and these persons , thus evict
ed for the most part during the famine
jf 1870-80 wcro kept ahvo by Ameri
can and Canadian and Australian
charity I
EVICTIONS AND RKNTU THIS YEAH.
Miss Lynch , of the Ladies' Land
; ca uc , has prepared for mo a list of
ho evictions reported to them from
ho different provinces and counties
rom the 2d of February up to the 2d
of July , with the total amou.its of ar
rears of rent for which the pcoplo
vcro throuh out , and a statement of
ho dill'oronco between the rent and
jrifllth's or the government valun-
ion.
KVICrlONH ANl ) RACK-HKNTH IN CON-
NAUdllT
In Oalway 35 families or 335 porous
ous wore evicted for the non-payment
of 511 13s 4d rent. The government
valuation of these little farms , " oi-hold-
ngs as they are called , . was only 3G2
10s3d.
In Lei ti oin there wore 08 evictions
reported CO ! ) nor&onsV Total rental ,
1,018 18s Od ; Grillith's valuation ,
022 8s.
In Mayo , 02 families , or 483 per
sons have been ovictcd. Ilcntil ,
880 IDs 9d ; Grillilh's valuation , 4)0 ! )
14s 8d. '
Inf Roscommon , 15 families of 00
lorsona. . Rental , 214 GsId ; valua-
ion , 114 10s.
In Sligo , 29 families of Hi ) persons.
lental , 1CS ) 18s 4d , valuation , 77
4s.
4s.In
In all throughout Connaught
lioro were 250 families evicted , or
502 persons Hung out of their farms.
The rent was 2,021 14. Od. , while
lie government valuation was 1,570-
Os. lid. a difference of 1,037 17s.
d.
KV10TIONH AND RACK-RENT ? , IN I.I5IN-
' STER.
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In Carlow , 1 family , ! ) persons.
lent , 25 ; valuation , 19.
In Dublin , 4 families , 14 persons.
Rent , 325 Kh. ; valuation , 302. ,
In Kildaro , 4 families , 21 persons.
Rent , 327 5s.lOd.valuation ; , 195 5s.
In Kilkenny , 3 families , 18 persons.
Rent , 201 Cs. 8d. ; valuation , 195 5s.
* Ih King's county , 2 families } 15
toifsons. Rent , 38 5s. ; valuation ,
34 18s.
" 'In Longford , 8 funnies , 49 persons ,
Rout , 155 14s. Id. ; valuation , 130
5s. '
In Moath , 15 families. 09 persons.
Rent ' , . 578 7s. Od. ; valuation , 450
8s. 8d. . '
In Queen V county , 4 families , 19
persons ' Rent , 193 10s. 9d. ; vulua-
InMVostmeath , 0 familica , 02 por-
rfons.Itonl , 82 lOa. ; Valuation , 51
lOi . . r < f < > ,
It In Wicklow , 4 families , 31 persons.
Rent , 90 l s. 7d. ; valuation , 08 7.
Inall-nthroughout the province of
[ jcinstoc-rtheru were 48 families and
211 parsons evicted. The rent do-
: nandcd.was$743 10s. 11. over Gnf-
lith's valuation out of a total rental
of 2,220 17s 5d. Thuro were fifty
evictions- Louth , . but tlioir rental
and valuation jiavo not been ascer
tained. c < ; - i
EVICTIONS AND IIAUK-RENTS INMUNHrKR
In Cork there 'wore nineteen evic
tions reported 145 persons. Rent ,
034 2s. 4d. ; valuation , 543 Cs.
In Clare , there were 7 families of 48
persons evicted. Rent , 153 10s. re
valuation , 90 5s.
In Ivory , 18 families , 127 persons.
Rent , 101 12s. 2d. ; valuation , 201
5s.
5s.In
In Limerick , 8 families , 40 persons.
Rent , 500 18s. 9d. ; valuation , 350
Os. Od.
In Tipporary , 4 families , 23 per
sons. Rout , 182 7a.j valuation ,
17515s.
InYutorford , 7 iumihcs , 37 per
sons. Rent , 280 ; valuation , 175
15s.
15s.In
In all throughout the province of
Minister 420 persons were evicted
whoso rentals exceeded by 1,035 10s.
Od the govoinment valuation out oi u
total of 2,598 17 . 2d.
EVICTIONS AND 1IACK-RBNTH IN ULSTEILS.
Ill Antrim , 4 families , 18 persons.
Rent , 98 Os , 8id. ; valuation , 88 7s.
In Armaeh. 33 fumilicBj ! > 8 pontons.
Rout , 101 OA. SJd. ; valuation , 122.
In Cavan , 23 families , 14 1 persons.
Rout , 512 10s. 3d. ; valuation , 354
4s.
4s.In
In Donegal , 27 families , 151 per
sons. Rent , 199 4s. 4d. : valuation.
140 14s. 2d.
In Derry , 3 families , 20 poisons.
Rent , 284s.j valuation , 8 Ids.
In Fermanagh , 3 families , 23 per-
sons. Rent , 43 10s. ; valuation , 38
15s.
15s.In
In Monauhan , 7 families , 48 per
sons , Rent , 115 10s , 10d. ; valua
tion 92 10 * .
In Tyrone , 21 families , 113 per
sons. Runt , 200 15s. 8d. ; valuation
203 27s.
In all throughout the province ol
Ulster 111 evictions of 015 persons ,
whoso total rental was 1,431 10s.
lid. ; and 'from whom , therefore ,
J42 13s , 0 d. was demanded over
G ninth's valuation.
bTATISTJOS OK RAOK-RENTINH IN IRE
LAND.
Adding those four sots of returns
we find that 484 evictions have boon
reported to the Ladies' Land' Lcaguo
alonoj that 2,754 persons have been
made homeless because after blighl
and famine , for the relief of winch
the Irish landlords gave nothing , they
would not pay a total rental of 8.-
879 Os. 0d. , which is 3,109 18s. lid.
over the govern mont valuation !
In addition to tlieso actual evictions ,
the ladies' land league has been noli.
fiod of 422 families in Connaught ,
164 in Munster , 151 in Loinster , 151
in Ulster in all , 887 families in Ire-
and on whom eviction papers have
been served.
WHAT OKIFFITn'.S VALUATION MEANS.
Now Griffith's valuation itself is n
rack trout ot the most merciless ava
rice , because it was estimated on the
fair letting value of the farm after the
tenant , not the la dlord , had reclaim-
it , fenced it and built all fho houses
on it1 These figuics are interesting
as showing that rack-renting is uni
versal in Ireland , and they explain
why Catholics and Protestants alike
iresternly * arrayed against Irish land
lordism , and why any pottering at
tempt , like Gladstone's Injxl bill , to
remedy the evil , will bo rejected with
contempt and proved utterly worth
less. ' JAMKH RLDPATH.
BLUE RIDGE BREEZES.
Notes from a Southern Water
ing Resort.
Social Customs in the Sunny
South.
Labor nntl Wages ; tlio Prohibition
Insuo ami the Negro Vote
Correspondence of The Dec.
AHIIKVIM.B , N. 0. , July 19 , 1881.
Tills village is located in the heart of
the Uluo Ridge mountains , eighty
miles west of the place of my last let * ,
tor , and ono hundred and fifty miles
west of Salisbury. It contains some
3,5,00 inhabitants and is wurroundcd
by mountain ranges , varying in height
from 3,000 to 0,000 feot/and the vil
lage itself is 2,500 fcot nbovo the sea
ovel and is the most famous inoun-
: ain Hummer resort in the Cnrolinna.
At present the season is at its height
and hotels and boarding houses are
'till. The guests are all southern poole -
) lo , and I have been much interested
n noting the differences between this
and similar resorts north and west.
With individual exceptions there islet
lot so much display of dress and per
sonal ornaments as farther north. In
, his bettor taste is displayed ,
possibly , though it may result
: rom the generally poorer con
dition of the traveling public. I can
not resist the feeling that I am among
i people whoso social life and cus
toms , and whoso political convictions
and teachings are different from any
I liavo- chanced to meet. To a unit
they are intensely southern , and as
far as my experience goes know little
and care less of other sections of the
country. Thist-resUlts , 1 presume ,
from the fact that the Carolinas are
old-settled states. ' The best people
belong to old families and many trace
their ancestry far back of the Revo
lution. Their estates are handed from
Father to son , and in such cases there
results' ) insensibly n pride and local
prejudice that centres their interests
in ono. ROC tion. Such a result is im
possible in a now state , whoso inhabi
tants are cosmopolitan and * where
such a thing aa the "old and best
families1' asi understood hero is unknown
knowniThero is none of the social
frigidity < so' noticeable in summer re
sorts north , > but a certain freedom
that makes ono fcpl extremely at ease.
Cn that respect it is moro like the
west. Ono can but note the
universal politeness of the gentle
men , their ease and grace
md especially in their relation with
adies. They cortainlv excel in the
"social amenities" of life if the term
can bo applied to these little atten-
, iuHS paid to ladies , which , if omitted
would scarcely bo noticed , but when
rendered ran not fail to plcaso.
When in Hickory , which is a purely
agricultural district , I made inquiries
which may not prove interesting. I
found thrt labor common and un
skilled avoragcdbut ono half of the la
bor rates injOmaha. For instance com
mon labor was worth 75 cents a day ,
carpenters $1.50 , brickmasons $2.00.
There are several tobacco manufac
tories in the place , where certain
work nets as hich as $15 and § 20 per
week. The work in them is done by
negroes , women and children as well
as men. I was told that as a itile the
nogio population was willing to work
and during the warm season found to
do , but that only lioro and there would
ono bo found who profited by his
labor tlnough saving and the acquisi
tion of property. Most of the negroes -
groos , my informant said , spent every
thing as fast as earned , For instance ,
ho said , that the tobacco factory hands
Hero paid Saturday night and by
Monday morning Hcaicoly one uould
Imyo a penny ; that they paid whatever
was asked for luxuries , such as jew
elry and fancy clothes , an they w anted ,
and that if n carload of watermelons
should come in and bell at a dollar
apiece , the negroes would spend their
week's nagos to obtain them , BO that
Monday morning finds them broke.
No special significance lies in this
fact , as it seems to bo a common fail
ing even among their white brethren.
Their employment is exclusive in cer
tain kinds of work such as household
servants , waitcia and to n great ex
tent , I am told , in farm work. Very
little land is owned by them in this
section , but they cultivate the same
on shares. As to their ooliticalstatus
there is no doubt but that at present
they enjoy in South Carolina
lina equal privileges as far
as voting its they plcaso is
concerned as in any state in the Un
ion , Undoubtedly some years since
under carpot-bag rule , forcible means
were employed to suppress and ter
rify the negro and radical vote. As
far as certain ends wore sought , ]
doubt if there is a man in Omaha who
would hesitate to do the same thing.
Fortunately the state is now g ovornod
by men who , undoubtedly , aside from
their political cast , are the best fitted
to properly conduct the government ,
and they are native residents , have
largo property interests , know the
state and its resources , and are in
sympathy with that class of the people
to wliom alone the uouth must look
for material.sdyancomont. Just now
the state is agitated v ith the prohi
bition question. Excitement is run
ning very high "without regard to
political issues , Though the measure
u solely democratic , and the re
publican party , by its state committee ,
has issued an adureis and ranged the
party on the "anti" side , it is gener
ally thought that the measure will bo
defeated at the election in August , ( ho
icgrocs being in favor eolid-
y almost of frco liquor. The
rvhito population is prohibition by n
argo majority , the wtfalthy , iittel-
igont and most influential being very
active in support of the measure ,
ABhovillo is by fur the prettiest
nountain town 1 have over seen and
, ho scenery on the journey hero over
the mountains , and about hero is said
to bo the grandest this side of the
Rockies and only surpassed by them
in certain respects. The mountains
fire of the same general character a ?
the Allcghomcs further north of which
they are a part , distinguished only by
different range names and all forming
the Appalachian nysiem. They are
thrown together in a delightfully pic-
lurc'jquo confusion , intersected by
deep valleys and filled with the clearest
of mountain streams. Unlike most
mountain districts there are no lakes
and the forests reach to the summits
of the highest peaks. The prevalent
Ljro\\tli cast of the mountains in what
is known as western Carolina , is of
pine , but in the mountains there is
little pine and the woods arocomposcd
of tiecs of a leafy nature , presenting
a charming variety of shades and
colors and the whole forming
a mass of living green.
The district about Asheville and the
town itself resemble closely the moun
tainous regions of Now England ,
There arc a great many fine old resi
dences hero , with well kept yards nnd
fancy shrubbery , something , I am
compelled to add , uncommon in the
south , as far as mv observation goes ,
The houses are usually largo , Iniilt
with the side toward the street , with
a covered porch and often two or
thrco covered porches running the
length of the liouso. The place has
inoro wealth for its si/o than any town
in the state. Many retired business
men are makimr homes hero. The air
is surprisingly clear and cool , and its
bracing effect increased your corres
pondent's delicate appetite to an
alarming extent. C.
t Bradford , Pa.
Thomas Fitchnn. Bradford , Pa. , writes :
I enclose motley for SPUING BLOSSOM , aa
I said I would if it cured inc. My dyBpep-
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A Lady Correspondent-
Mil. EDITOR. In a recent issue of
your paper "Daisy B. " writes to know
what to do when aho has the ' 'blues. "
Now , I lu\o been troubled with that
very unpleasant and essentially femi
nine complaint in the past , and I am
quite sure my experience will help
her. I don't bclicvo those indigo feel
ings come bec.iuso things don't go
right around us , but because matters
don't go light within us. Every lady
understands this and knows the cause.
For years I have suffered terriblyand
I now see that I might have avoided
it all had I known what I do to-day.
I tried taking Warner's Safe Ividnoy
and Liver Cure as an experiment , and
it did for mo moro than I could over
have dreamed it possible to dp for any
woman. I would not bo without it
for the world , and I earnestly advise
Daisy B. or any lady troubled as she
was to use the means which I did and
I am euro it will have the same effect ,
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.
1412 Farn. St.
Omaha , Neb.
AOK.VT FOR TT1H CELEBRATED
CONCORD HARNESS
Two Medals and a Diploma of Honor , 1th the
t cry highest anard the Judges could bestow was
anarded this barn CBS at the Centennial Exhibi
tion.
tion.Common
Common , also Ranchmen's and Ladles' SAD
DLES. Wo keep the largest stock In the w eel ,
and Intlte all who cannot examine tosrndfnr
prices. apOt
SEALED PROPOSALS.
For the Constitution of Sidewalks.
SEALED proposals will borcceheJ hythoun *
derslgncd until August 1st , at 12 o'clock noon ,
for the construction of sidewalks In front of and
adjoining the following described premises to-
wit :
Lots 20 , 27 and 30 In block 4 onwcsteldcof
17th street.
Lotsl , 4,20 and 21 In block 8 , west Eldcof 17th
btrcet
Lot 1 In block 8 , Swcozey's addition.
Lot 1 In block 8 , Heed's 1st addition.
Lots 1 and 10 In block 7 , Ilccd'H 1st addition.
Lot 18 and ecuth 1 of lot 1 , block 0 , Reed's 1st
addition.
Lots on the south side of Cass In block 303.
LoU 1,2 , 3 and 4 on south ulclo of Cass In block
7 , S eczcy a addition.
J. J. L. C. JEWETT ,
Jy 22 d8t
RACINE COLLEGE !
A COLLEGE AND URAUMAR KCIIOOL
THE BEST SCHOOL i BOYS
For terms Address Dr. Stevens
Parker , warden of Racine College ,
Racine , Wis. jy 22-ln >
John G. Jacobs ,
( Formerly of GIshi : Jacobs , )
UNDERTAKER.
No. 1417 FarnhomSt. , Old Stand ot Jacob Gls.
jtarOnlera by lUccrvph Solicited p2T-lv
DON'T ' YOU FORGET IT
"WHEN IN NEED OF
BOOTSSHOES ?
To examine the stock of
BASWITZ & WELLS ,
House 1422Douglas St. , near 15th
017XC , S'X'OGK
is largo and always the lowest prices.
t3ooJ 6m
M. R. RISDON ,
General Insurance Agent.
REPRESENTS :
PHOENIX .ASSURANCE CO. , of Lon-
don. u.h asset * $5,107,127
WEbTCilESTEK , N.Y. . capital 1,000,000
TABMKltCHANTS , of Newark , N. J. . I.OQO.OUO
OIltAHI ) KI11K. Philadelphia , capital. 1,000,000
FMEJIAN'S FUND. California , 800,000
NORTH YVESTKUN NATION AL.canlt'1 000,009
imiTISII AUEItlOA ASSUUANCl. Co 1,100,000
NKWAUK FI11K INS. CO. , owvU bfO.OOO
AMEIUCAN CENTRAL , unset * 800,000
Southeast Cor. Of Fifteenth and Fanitiam St.
0 MA11A NCU.
DEWEY & STONE ,
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ORCHARD & BEAN , J. B. FRENCH & CO , ,
C A R P ET SI GROCERS !
Choice Cigars !
Can bo obtained at KUHN & CO.'S
by the box for Less Money than at
any wholesale tobacco house , for the
reason they sell cigars in connection
with their drug business , without any
expense to the Cigars. TRY THEM.
All Cigars not satisfactory exchanged
or money refunded.
A fine lOc Cigar , long Havana filler , 5
for 25c. Never lias there been any
Cigar in Omaha equal to them for the
.
money.
PINE KEY WEST CIGARS ,
From $0.25 per hundred up.
"Atlantic" bestlOc Oigar in City
\
Omaha , A PfiT AfTT Collins ,
Cheyenne , * * ? * \J + MJ&\JJA Colorado.
Spring and Summer
CLOTHING ! !
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
FOR MEN , BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Hats , Caps , Trunks , Valises.
IN TIIE LATEST STYLES.
Satisfaction Guaranteed , Prices to Suit all I
1322 FARN HAM STREET ,
NEAR FOURTEENTH.
A. B.
JEWELER
Cor. Douglas and 13th Streets.
" GIVES GREAT BARGAINS-IN LADIES' AND CENTS'
AMERICAN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
ALL KINDS OF
Jewelry , Silverware and Diamonds
We Guarantee the Best Goods for the Least Money , a21-stt