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I- II 12 TilE iflA DAiLY3EE : WE1)NES1)AY , JTflE 22 , 1898 ' . SECN4L PRACTICE AT TAtPA A Day WithLiont43uant Grocno and liii . . 00rp8 of Signal Men. , OPEflATJONS WIT.II HEUOGRAPII AND FLAGS lion : Are IIrn $ TrnlncI to Do Iipcrt 'Work-IrIlIlflg with ' Piit.I Telcgrnplt ntiit . Line Juiitiiii. .wi pFla md pkureiquoprnctlco ( work being ; the present time by the rcIuIl ; : nrmy lithat of the nlgnai corpe. 3n time of peace the corps Ia a small Oflbi General IA , W. tlreely , the famous Arctic explorer. Is at Its hoaiL Under him nro one cIonef ono major , live captains , , llroc flrat lieutenants , fifty sorg nnts , ten corporals. Ufld 100 prIvates. Theo men have beeon scattered over the Unlte States , most of them being BtatIone at the. various oernmbntteegrnph ) stations. This is ( ho flrs ( Limo thht ( lie entire corps has been to- , ct11er. IL has now been broken by ( ho sending of five eergcants to join ( lie forces bounit for Manila. The olllc r.In.chargc hero Is Lieutenant - _ Jnsteatl or sending the men down there In the cars- Lieutenant Greene has chartered a naphtha launch from the hotel which carries theni from Fort Urooku down the bay to the point in about forty mInutes. The men are ahvays anxious to be eelected for _ the . illnt point dotifl. Jit'ijogrnr,1i . o arrivingat. the olnt they set up three statIons oj ; tie water front to correspond with thQ three stations near Fort Brooke , about three miles away. Each station Is provl.led with a heliograph , flags , a job- scolie atiti field glasses. If ( lie sun Is out 'th hdlflgi'aph Is set up at once. it Is a very almplo Instrument , but wontlerfully effective , and the men arc fond of working with it. IL consists 'of a glass , which Is so placed on a trlpofi , as to catch ( ho rays of ( ho sun , Directly in front. on a. similar tripod , Is a metal screen whbcli Intercepts the reflection of the , glass. The screen Is composed of two pteccs , and these are made to open and shut sharply by mean5 of a lover at thu sub. When the glass Is accurately trained on the stat1on with which communication Is to be carFlcd on , one of the nen stands 'iyltii his finger on the lover anti opens and shuts the screen according to a simple telo- graphbccodo. inalibug combinations of long and short flashes with pauses. Sometimes it happens thatt the glass cannot be so placed as to reflect the rays of the sun , In this case another iass Is set up , which Iiahes tiio light upon the first one , and the blinding flash whthhltieoii across the iiv is but a reflection. At a distance of one mile the width of the flash Is 16 1.3 yards , and ( lie tilai4 may be read at a distance of eight or ten \YhIlo'bo ! man Is at the heliograph , another - other sits with bits eye to the telescope which Is fastened to.n conventent tree , and ailotbier stands with hail and hooch ready to take down ( lie answering flashes , or to reail off the message to b sent , - ' - ib'u&r ; Slgi.nIiiiw , IicsIds' ' the work done with the hello' , grnph , there is daliy practice with the flags , of vh1qh ttierj are two ; namely , a white flag ) vIth a ret square in the center , and a . red flag vth t White square In the center. These iIrO Used sbnipiy accordiug to the landscape-the flag which will show clear. est against the background of the station being selected. ' ' ' Iu. tltqIgijgl corps the wand or stick may 1n..ealbod the unit , With it the training of the novice begins , lie is fliadts to wave it to the right and left in spelling out inca- sages , until , lie gets so sick of ( ho stick that ho neverwants to see oiii , again. hut ho has gained faculty and is put on the flag , which he learns to zuanipulato in tb 1eamo way , until lie is equally sick of that , Ho tlualiy Icarus to read messages or words .o.si whole. Just as we all read a word or a sentence. lIe Is at last hardly conscious , of the separate iiioveinent which comprise ' 'It. The l1a signalling may be seen at a distance of five miles. Thu old-fashioned iuetliod of signaling at night was by means of the torch. This wits coznios.d . , of u cjrllnilcr of copper half tilled with oit , In lhich a huge wick was thrust , t was fcu4eped to the end of a stock. Here 1waa an hmstrunien to be used i'reciseby as the flag Is 9e4 u the day time. The torch , has been superseded by the lantern and screen on ( Lie same principle as the hello- graph. Dti Lieutenant Greene has eu luind supply of the old-fashioned torches in - - CMO afl emergendy sh uld arise In which they would be fleede(1 , The three statin at liallast Point anti at Fort flrooke. while iiot many PeeL apart , work quite lndepentkntIyof each other. Lieutenant Oreeno'I first' idea was to sin- ( Ion the men on 4lCHoii'iAImnds In the bay. This lie found Impracticable , bemuse the shallowness of the surrounding water obilge4 them to wade aali ro and the dense mangrove growth prevehtd them from movIng - Ing about on.the islands , The present sys- tern of practice is , however , very antis- factory. ' ' The men knock'ott atlro'clock , eat their lunch anti rest until t. 'l'hen they practice again from 1 till 3 , when , they return to camp. The only other events of their day are dinner at 5 , retreat rotl call at 6 and guard mount at 6:05 : , There Is a guard tie. tailed day anti night to keep watch over the mules and horses corrait (1 hear by. All ( ho members of the corps are mounted and a large number of mules are required to carry the apparatus ofthe , , field telegraph. 'VIte Flelil Telegrab , ) . . The field talegraph Is , perhsps , the most important work of the corps. Practice with this has not been arrbed on in Tampa on account - count of time sanhly Foil , but the men will have plenty of field telegraph work to do In an active campaig'ri' . jts effective operation may save us thousnhils or lives anti win bat- ties. The field ciegraphcnn be set up In an Incredibly short time. In ordinary field carry the heavy carts , when perhaps both carts and muleit have been abandoned or left in the .rcar. Thd 'thitpost cable car" is then used. It Is a little car made of steel , with four wheei& , .vhich have rubber cushion tires. On the cart are four reels of wire anti telegraph and 'telephone recctvlng and sending apparatus.- Besides those there is a kit or knapsack containing a fifth reel. This kit is used as a l strosohr'ce , when even the outpoat cable car has been abandoned. Time cable car wire' is af7aiiged for telephone as vehi as telegraph. itia thoroughly Insulated anti merely laid along the ground. Old Mother Earth is called into play to complete the circuit. Js there are no , poles to bother with , it Cflfl be laid amid taken up in a very short tinmo. it may be used to connect the advance guard with the main army. If relief is needed a message along the wire gets to the general ln command much sooner than It carrIed bj an aide , Who might be shot. CLltiYC Unlboun Sigimill lug. Tiiero Is one other methed of observation and signaling which cornea within the province of the signal corps. This is the work which may be accomplished by the use ot balloons. Three large ones have been made for time corps and shipped to either Tanmpa or ICoy West-but. they will probably not be Inmi , Iii , operation oven for practice until the campaign starts in. The balloons will be.infiated with Iydrogen , not gas. The corps has its own apparatus for the mnanu- facture of this ! Thu balloon Is always lietd by what Is called a 'captive rope , " This rope encloses a' telephone wire , so that there is comistaumt communication between the 0111cc ! in ( lie balloon and those on tIie ground. Time grpjtLadvuntngo of the balloon is that It enables time corps to look on the other sIdeS ? hills or forests and to survey the counIrieticrahly , Thou , too , signaling cad ho done from opo balloon to another , when \buld i be impossible to do it on the ground. The men of the signal corps are provided needed to learn how to use them intelli' gently. Time black stripe and chevron is their distinguishing ceIo , anti ( lie Insignia of the corps consists of two [ lags crossed , with a torch between. The mon who corn- 1)050 time corps are ui a up rior stamp , In- ( dugout , strong and willing. flon't .tlnM 1.'nhit to ileimr II. Chicago I'ost ; "What we aim to give , " said time publisher of the yellow journal , "Is the news our readers want to hear. " ' ' " the observant 'FliRt explaina it , returns citizen. " 1xplniiis what' ? " aulted ( lie publisher. "I have frequently hicarti it said , " aim- swcrett the observant citizen , 'tbat people seldom care tolmer.the jutb. " 'Vu u Certuin Itemuf , Chicago Tribune "You don't mean to say , " lmrotesteti time young woman , "that you would be In-tacbr vr'Upr1viug Spain of all of her colonies ? " " \Veli , " anawred the young maim , eagerly seizing his opportunity , "I'm In favor of annexing cite of ( fie Caroilneal" And an amicable treaty to that effect was shortly aftrwnr4 'concudedr ) Get a map of Cuna anti get the best and imioSt complete. Time Dee's combination map of Cuba. time West Indies anti of the world. With a Bee map coupon. on page 2 , 10 cent5 mit hoe otflceOmaba , South Omaha or Couimcil Ululfi. flz juail14 cents. Address C'ban Map pepaflrqq 0000000O000000000000000-0000000000000000000000 I I' ' SOLDWR'S DAU6IITR -1- By EMOGENE MANCHESTER. - : : - Oooooooooooooooooooboo The civIl war had been over jtmit ten years when Glory Price was born. They caibeti her Glory because , when her soldier father had , with awkward tenderness - ness , first. taken the warm little bundle into his one arm , he had glanced up at the bullet-riddled flag that always hung above the family mantel and said softly : "Mar- garet , I nearly gave my bite for 'old glory' ' and you all but gave yours for baby ; sup- 11050 WO chIt her 'little Glory ? ' " and the gentle mother had anaweecti : "All right , John , abe shall bo our little Glory. " The neighbors tmntl said It 'was a silly sort o nanme , that harriet or Susan or even a fancy name like hose would have gone beau- titully with l'rice , but they for tbetr parts never knew a child with suc1i a fool name to coma to any good , ant ! they one anti all hoped that she would be true to imor name - and not como to an Inglorious efld,4 but it was plainly evident they did not ioo ) , for any such a miracle and would be nimoatilis- appointed it tbe united prediction of the neighborhood should prove untrue , , ' -ooooooooooooooooooooco to the Maine , Glory went Into the kitchen to give the order to time grocery clerk. "licarti the news ? he Inquired , excitedly ; "battleship Maine i blown 'up and everybody - body on board igklIled-btit what's the matter ? llelpl" be shouted , for the shadow had darilaned and Glory was granted time bleasIt1git unconsciousnesi. Then came the imrrlbie ( lays of waiting for the official reports , and flimally it was found that JIm M'nai live , but horribly mangled anti' ' burnbdtnnd Glory knew from the dispatches thnthLm'wns ' maimmied for life. Honest Johmm l'rlco' and his wife grieved over the change hflhltdlr'dauglmtor , who wns but a ghost of hertfomTher self , At last a letter me from' Jim , only' ' two or three blurred miiins , , and then Glory seemed to change. with almost ft - kvturn of Imer old-time brightness , she nb about her household duties until ( ho ttlilight canie , and then , drawing a parent ton either side of her , Glory began , halt timidly : " 1 want to ask you both to consent to . - - . . , . . ; . . g.e t. . I " : . -i ; 1 ; , L&i4t ' I ' . : - _ . / ' , , , ( & . - . ass- . _ _ . - . . L- ; . ' _ . cLJ - L'I' - . 'I' ' . . -oI ; 7 ' ' - - . ' . I . j . , . ii ± k . ' . ' ) , ,4'a c # - - ' : : } - ' ' -'a . -U t _ _ .e- : - , - . ' . - . . - - . ' , i4ot C4tie Cdr& - . , : . . ' r . . . . ' - - ' . - ; ' : ' , . ; - - I .4 PLD tLrG'n WAGON - . q - : ; : : : : = ' C.AtRYiNd Ft ' . , \ . , T'T : : - , , : -4 I \ , . , . , . . . - % - - . . , SGNAWNGMTH . : : - it \MTH fln. . . OrcoiLe.arni he has recruited a large numn- her of mmmcmi from the ranks amid Is putting ' , them through a rigid course of training and practice. These men will serve only dur. Ing time wr The regular iiiernbers of the corps Imave tmever been able to practice together - gether , anti so each day they are busily engaged - gaged ! n practice which vili rentier their knowlthlge of more practical service when ' , timcy.yeach Cuba. The sinnl corps camp Is ono of tbe ' I- pre tiesL cimps in Tampa. It Is situated lii a field near the Tampa flay hotel kennels , ant ! : overlooking Hillsborough bay. Some grass has manmmgeti to grow In time ever- prevailing Saud , anti It there is not enough of it to Inafe turf , it holds the sand down a ltttio when the wind blows. . Nearly all the tents are Imitched near or untlerneath ' ehiadottrees and there is a pervading air of qt.rmi& cleaul mess and quiet. At 6 In the nmornlng is reveille and roll call and at-d:1O : breakfast. At 7 te men start art ' Iii time mule carts for signal drill. Part of thenm go'to the water front near ' old Fort l3rooke , part go to Ballast point , a famous picnic ground on time outskirts of fFarnpa , jlttipg out into Hilisicorougli bay. practice thre'e'mlij itr _ ften putln operation - tion iii an hotir. Over'uncertain ground a mile an hour is allowed for at time mninirntim. In setfing up the telegraph different work is allotted to eacl nan , and lie is so thoroughly - oughly trained that he goes about it without delay or reference to the others. For instance - stance , one mann gallops ahead and lays out the entire cors indicating where each pole is to kim. icft ! .fJ4JQWqi lty ; others who' chig holes at each stake. Then comes time cart bearing the ' 6les , and' a polo Is thrown oft as eali hOle isroached. After this comes the cart cont' ' inlng the wire cable , which is reeled offso'fast. that the mules are kept aL a. trot. . .Tho.men who fasten the wire to' the-poles antI lace them in he ground , sovlug,1atrtli around them , bring UP the e'a'r ; 4buL'forty poles are allowed toainiio. ' ' A station mth' Fe'mad'e at any point and 'the whole , busineus can be taken up and I packed in thiq cartz , more rapidly oven than it was set up. Thus time same poles anti the samewimj'nmny4be ' ued over and over again aiid'laatiinle captured by the enemy-throughiiiim emitire campaign. Timore arc tiides when It is impossible to Notwithstanding tlmo shadow oilier name , little Glory thrived and grew so sweet and winsome that even passing strangers would stop to pat the crown of golden curls and gaze into the perfect face. Nothing pleased her chtldtsh fancy more than to hear tales of the upimolding of the old flag , and oftentinmos with 'shining eyes she would stroke the empty sleeve and lookup up- late the weatherbeaten face he loved so well and wonder what a little- girl like Glory Price could ever do to servo her country. "Be a true soldier's daughter , " her father would reply , "for come day the union may need strong inca and brave wpmen again you know. " S * * * * S. . ? The years caine anti went , bringing wit' them a rare and perfeet' vibmanho d tor' th' . old soldier's daughter. She was still Glory Price , for to one after. an ther she had said 'No , " scarcely realizing that her heart was afloat with one who was serving under the old flag , until she read that time battleship Malne-JIms shmip-lmad been ortlereti to Havana harbor to protect American Inter- eats there. Unshed tears trembleti In the my marrying Jim as soon as hereturns. I want to care for this mangied and injured one and nurse him back to what health remains - mains for him ; I prOmfliSei to be true to hlnm , atmd I meant it , " and site looked plead- lugly at both parents' . 'I3ut , Glory , dear , lie can never support you , and probably not himself , " Interposed her mo ( her. "No , mamma , 1. have thought of tbqt , but it is no burden 'to care for those we hose , and I am strongtand young. " Besides , our great and generous government will find some niche for cthe wife of a Maine sufferer to fill ; I amunot afraid to try and I know I shall succeed , " and In the light of the slowly riing moon time upturimed face was angelic indts swpetnss and pirrity. "I want to be married beneathm time old bullet-riddled Ilag-'my namesake , you know-for you ae your little Glory has found something t&da for her country. " Amid so it was dli tfettieti , and when Jim is able to return to ( ho little New England village emoimg the hills he will find waiting wimat ho has already rwon-Glory-his bride , a soldier's daughter. i 1ELTH ( 2 ' : : : - JI Li2' I vi rc . k\ ' _ , i ' ; i' ii'-c I - - ' ' . , . - ' L4 , . . , ' . ( Ii I - ' , - - ! ( . , I JIA \,33 , ; \3I . , _ _ 77ff it : , , . . I , , ' . , , . - - - 'u- ' ( . ' _ _ ) _ ! , . _ . _ ' , ' ' - . , % 1 . . : : . . . "IIBARI ) TILE NEWS ? " lIE INQUZItED , J' EXCITEDLY , blue eyes at the thought that perlmaps abe should not see him again , and , startled mit what she read in imer own heart , Glory flung herself upon her little white i bed in an agony of tears. But Jinm did come , just to say goodbye. and , as ho strode up to time old Price home stead , Glory thought him time handsomest and bravest looking man she ever saw , l3efore lie left be had won her promise to be his bride upon lila return , anti , haughin at her fears , assured her that sending the ship was emily a precautionary measure , and his absence would not be long. It was a sweet and ad parting , their happiness so newly found , their separation so soon. - - "I go , my darling , " lie saId , tuderhy , fight for the old flag , it necessary , nd then myioward will be the weetest Glory that ever was given to man , You will be true to me , will you not , dear , and God grant that I come back to you soon , " and , not daring to trust himself further , the strong roan passionately kissed the tear-stained face and was gone. She could not shake of th strange fore. boding that would not leave her until her father jocosely asked why finding a ioicr bad made his Glory so dim. Time passed , still the shadow of Ill seemed never to lighten. On that February morning , when the world wea appallad at the hotrible disaste ; CIJILIOIJS WILtI'0N8. 1 I'rlimiitive Articles of Offense nmid Icfnac Used In hue l'iulllpplnca. National Interest just now is largely centered - tered In the PhilippInes. In the University of l'ennsylvania are curios which are closely allied with the earlier vurlods of the Is- hands. They consist of a number of sped- incas of rimitivo WClPOflS and are the only examples of the kind in the country , Time colloctiorm , meager tm.Sit is , has airea4y attracted - tracted considerablit attention , and the many visitors attest to the .deep interest the ieo. plo feel in all that pertains to the new ter. ritory , Tina curios are flve'in number and wert obtained at the Itflati'vw ( rag fair ) at. Ma. drid anti dopomtit' th lit the university rnu scum. From the saw ofmthie swordfish siimgie an two-edged swords werc constructed. In ( lit case of time former.the teeth were carefuii ) sharpened on one aldo and the larger en cut down for a hm tidbe. It presents a for umidabbo appearing' lmnplememit of carnage 'With the other the itwo-edged sides weri preserved. Ia the balids of a muscular native tivo these crude swords would make mos frightful weapons. A third weapon ott later date Is a shor cutlass-shaped affair of iron. The Philip' ' pine islanders becano export as iron work' era , and ( ho ancient weapon abmiwa 1mev well ( ha natives of old patternei their icath-ticaling npplianees , The handle of Lhis iron.sword is ornamented with tufts of hair ttnd. fanciful , raised designs , in token , perhaps of the valuable qualities as a hair- raising tool. A fourth Weapon resembles an exnger- atei meat cieavor , of uninviting appear- Race , with sharpened edge on one side and a long iolnton the othmbr , in solid Iron , with a long handle. A Malay creeso is the fifth weapon in the coliectioyi , , Thse weapons were made by the \isnyas , a Malay tr1bevho inhabit. time islands to tho'eouth ot Luzon. The creoses are short swords of the tiagger species , with exquisitely carved handles and graceful - ful blades. In the Colonial museum , at Madrid , many other odd relics are preserved , Including Itlola o time-natives , The principal idol was of the male persuasion , the female being a lesser deity , Castiron cannomi anti amal ! swivel guns , of the early natives , with their military unifornis , are also displayeti there. . hil.1) , ( IIt'Y AL ) GUiLE. ' A Cnrr.ciium lalnmid Where flmmecn eers . ilei.t Vortii. St. Thbmaa , the Danish island near Puerto flico fleotiatIons for ( he purchase of which by time United States are now pouting , . 'a'aa offered to this country for $1buoodb ; ; ftimd declined by time senate in 187tI. iits Utility timen was obscure , says Collier's "tVe'okly. At lmrescnttimat ul.ility is obvious. Ciflsidered as a conhlimg station It would be convenient , as a prison tip-top. It would be a. , gooti niace toy captives of' var. Hatred of time Spanish is there in- tilgeimous , In days gone by-during the cemiturCtefore last , to be exact-it was one of timo'iiead.marters of gentlemen of tilt- foreimtmatonlitlcs who sailed the Carihbeamm in auareho gJory gold anti gore. The gore was Siianlsho g gold , and the glory was inspilling the one mmd securing the otiiey. ' uvcess as continuous. TIle cntt - priso , recognized by England , sanctioned by Francejassumed , time proportions of a lilicral nrofcs'fon , Young men of energy took to bbccanetring instead of thfo bar. Torttmga was one 'of timeir strongholds , San Domingo another , St. Thioamas a. third. On the latter , A GRICU1TURAL IMPLEMENTS ! , Orevidorfi : & rnartin Co Jobbcrs 'of Farm Machinery. , . . Wagon aad Buggies - Cor. SLIm ana Jane. 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BOOTS-SHOES-RUBBERS , morican Hand Sewed Shoe Co ? W'f'rs ' Jobbers of Fool Wear WasTEnir asriis won Tha Joseph Banigan Rubber Co , _ C.H. Sprague & Co9 R bbers and Mickintoshes. 1107 llowuid St. , OMAhA E':11 : ( irkendaII & C I3oofs iioes ! and Rubbers , . _ - ' ieitmn : no.lltltOI Ilarney Strist. ' . .LMorse Co 'oz' "S43es , Rubbers , , t ' - t'c - AT WHOLESALE. ominn4 Saiesrooni 1119-21-23 howard St. ; , . BAGS Bems Omaha Bag Co , ! lUpOrtCrM atmd Manutacturora ' BAGS , i4.4rq.i8 Sai//1 If/IL Street CHICORY Theth rcan ' Chicory Oo. Growers and manufacturers at nil toimna 01 . . Chicory Omaha.Frcmont.O'Neil. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE H Bliss ' , 4F't . CroL'ery. China , Glassware , miver Plated Ware Looiting Glasses , Cha. deliors , Lamps , Chimneys , Cutlery , Eta. .5 1410 5)'AILNAIL bT. : ' CREAMERY SUPPLIES ! : Creamery JJ'lacliinery and Supplies. I hollers , Engines , Feed Cookers Wood Pci ieyms , Shafting , Belting. lJutir Pack- & 'ea of all kinds. r Jones SI. 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GROCERIES. cCordBrady Co. -gww . 13th and Lcnvcnss'orth St. Stable and Fancy Groceries , lu ND corru ROASTERS , Etc. Fit eyer & Raapke , W1IOLESALB FINE GROCERIES I ' I Tea. , pcei ( , Tobacco anA ClEaf , I lIamney Sue. axton anI Gallagher Co IMPORTBILS , aa. COFFEE ANI3 JOJIUING GROCEILL Tslpbon. HARNESS-SADDLE KY I H.Haney iCo. . flI4ItNJSS , $4 DDL ER 4N1) COLL4 7:1 Jobber. ofLe'otee' ' ? , 5tsditjerg JIartutir. , fti , We solicit your orders 1315 Howard St. . HARDWARE , 1ector & Wilhelmy Co Wholesale Hardware , , - Lee0l1 Andreesen Hardware Co Wholesale Hardware. Libido. and dporting Good. . 3..l9-2I'2 $ i1u. . - . . fleet. Meanwhile , partly at Jamaica. partly itt St. Thomas , lie had stored his iooty , It seemed inconsitlerable. To increase it he went hack to I'ananma. There were 8,000 Inca to receive him. lie amid his band cut them to pieces. lie took the town , anti frohi it money and jewels to the valno of $7,000- ( too. It was a nest-egg , one which he would ' 3 have multiplied had it not been that at this juncture peace between Englnnd , amid Spain / was arranged. By way of tonmeniatlon ho was knighted. Thereupon ho married , settled down , anti lived to tcl ) his grandchildren - . children tales of his hazardous youth. ' Thy can hardly be forgotten in St Thmmma yet. Hut time place lmaa lost its sh'eOr. Today It is little more timan a mnrtne roundhouse , a restaurant and watortank for passing ships. Get a map of Cuba and gqt thobeBti and most complete. Time flee's combination map of Cuba , time \'est Indies and of the * orld. With a flee map coupon on tage2 , 10 edits , at hiee omee , Omminhnm SouthOtnahit or Council Bluffs. ihy mail , 14 cents. , Address Cubati Map Iepartmnnt. - Those levtute.i hinston Cleveland Plain Iealerl " ? es , they hail ft Boston woman's Pimnlnnx all picketi out to atmflhlmilate time Spanish war almips. " "how were they going to do It ? " "thy standing in a row along thit 'wharf \ . - anti letting time blazing siiii strike agmim1it ) their speetacies. Therm they would eontErn- trate the rays upon the Spanish ships s d I sot time magazines on lire , " LIQUOR3. ' F 4V alter Moise & Co ' Wi ) O14ISA I.E LIQ UORS. c 'roprietors of A1gn1c.tN (1OAR AND GLASP 'J' ' - . vMtn Co. a 214-116 South 14th St. % . " R BroThers , 11"holcsa/e Liquors and Cigr.r , 1118 Faruaumm Street. [ sEiii , East Ijidia Billers ioidSn Sheaf rure flya and Bulsma--Whit'ksT. Wtiiow Gproga DiutIIlP17 , 11cr' Ce. , 1113 . Israsy fitreet. ' J - WhOLESALE ' , ' , . , : " Wines , Lrquors and C ari. 1u.4ls 8. tith utr.t. LUMBER ' ( , hlca0 Lnmber Oo ' WHOLESALE .L..UMBER . , Sl4Southl4thSt. . ; ' ' OILS-PAINT , . . : Oil Oo ( S. 'A. Moffet , 1st VIci Pree. 7. . .7. brake , OemmMgs' . , . .OJLS. . . , CarolIne , 'Fmmrpentne , Axle Gr.'aee. . Etc. Omalma Branct1and Agencleu. John 13. Ruth MaT , PAPER-WOODEN WARE. ( rpanter Paper Co ! _ Printing Pafter , Wrabjiig FaDer , Stationery. Corner Lttb snd Uowtxd streams , STEAM-WATER SUPPLt CraneaChurchill Oo. _ . . . , 1014-1016lommgias.Btreot Manufacturerasand Jobberi ot Steam. Ga. s Water Supplies of All Kinds. United States Supply Co . . . . jioS-jijo f/arnei' St. Steam Pumps , Engines and hollers , PIp Wind Mills , Steam and 2'liirnbing Material. Belting , hose , Eta , . - ' TYPE FOUNDRIES ' great Western Type , Foundri Superior Copper tlxd Typo ia tha boot c , tim. market. X1.ECT11OTYPE FOUND1L ' F 1ut Uoward Btr.t. Strangers in Omaha Art , Invited , To inspect r - The Bee Building. ' The most compfet Newspaper plant In the West , - i - - ; - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - _
