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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
@ straszliWym Orkanie,

kt6ry szalal. W Nadrenii W
okolicy Solingen, nadchodza
okropne szczeg6}y. Wies Do
roperhof zostala ca}kiem Uni
szczona. Orkan obr6ci} W
gruzy 1880 dom6w. Ami
budynek sic ME osta}.
Me oby}o sic take bez ofiar
W ludziach. Znaczna liczba
os6b jest ciezko lub lei
rannych. W pewnym domu
pozosta}o dv6ch chlopc6w,
podczas gdy matka posz1a "a
~sprawunkami do miasta. Prey
|jej powrocie wydobywano
wlasnie 2 pod gruz6w 13-let-
niego synka jake trupa. Bed
ma matka padla bez zmy:
slow. Mlodszy ch}opiec ocala]
prawie cudem. Gala miejsco.
wo5c wyglada teraz ponuro:
lest to jedno pole gruz6w,
lSzkody So ogromne. Przesz1c
1000 mieszkanc6W z miasta
podazylo wieczorem pomimc
nadchodzacej bury ma miej.
see katastrofy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
STORE
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Sprzedaie mlanowicie w3zy,
stko, CO robotnicy najczescie)
zmuszeni sd kupowat, a mia
nowicie: TOWARY GRO
CERNE BUTY TRZEWl-
.kI.
CT. UBRANIA
CZAPKI, !
tax e TOWARY YARDO-
WE rome lime ROZMAI:-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
OkrOpne ~nieszczescie


wydarzylo sic " .Lehe przy
wkladaniu kart aszy do armaa--
ty nastapil nagle wybuch. Q.
chotnik jednoroczny Lie
bann podni6s} w}asnie reke,
gdy wybuch nastapii. Obie
rece i glowa zostaly mu u lr
wane. Wszyscy inni p%oniesli
ciezkie Tub lzejsze rauy Cd
poparzenia. Jeden z zofnierzy
straci} oba oczy. Strzelanie
n%atychmiast %przerwano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
Specyalne raty e%xkursyjne do
Colorado. Utah. / Black Hills

koleja North-W estern. Poczawszy
Cd | Czerwca, tyk1ety exkursyjne
sprzedaWane kazdeggo dnia do Dem
yer. Colorado Springs. Pueblo,
Salt Lake City, Hot Springs,
Deadwood, Lead j. Custer, S. d.
It'd Specyalnie niskie raty "a t,y.
kiet zwrotny do tyoh lnnych
miejsc, 2 wzglednym okresem GA
gu do poWrotu, sprzedawane beda
" kazdy pierWszy trzeci wtorek
kszdego mies1acu a do Is wrzesnia
wiacznie. Wspania1as sposobuo6c
do przyjemnego spedzenia wy
.cieczki " czaeie wakacyi Kilka
|pieknych pociagow dziennie koleja
North Western. Zglosie sie do s.
gent6w kolel Chicago q North
Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

Zajmuje sie take pan Jdzef W
Jereczek przasdzaniem pogrzeb6Wa
.Dostarcza KaraWann cxyli poWozu
pogrzsbowego j wog6le wykkoaujjs
wslelkie cEYnrofci pogrkehaiks.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
Straszna smierc.

Okropny widok przedsta-
will sic ma stacyi Debreczy-
ME W Wegrzech stojacym ma
peronie urzednikom. Ot6z ma
dachu wagonu trzeciej klasy
pociagu nadchodzacego Z
Szatmaru, spostrzezono tru-
py dw6ch ludzi. Mezczyzni
owl identyczni SO dWoma sY-
Mani wlosciafskimi . Do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
Skarb z 3O-letniej WOjny

odkry4 W Prusach Wschod-
Mich w}asciciel d6br, Polak
w. Radzanowski. Prey kopa-
niu dolu, ola postawienia
s}upa, natrafiono tuz pod POI
wierzchnia DO W g}ebokosci
80 en-, ma stare, gliniane
naczynie, z bardzo duza ilo-
scia monet srebrnych i dwo-
ma z}otemi. Dobrze zachowa-
ne pieniadze So pc czesci
polskiego, a zreszta pruskle-
go i szwedzkiego pochodze~
MIA. Wartosc ich jake pie
niedzy starych ME da sic
scisle okreslic, a jest ich dose
DUO, gdyz waza oko}o 10
funt6w. 0 odkryciu uwiado~
miono~ w1adze, ale tel ME
przypadnie W udziale zadna
korzysc ze znalezionych pie
niedzy, gdyz w}asciciel moze
udowodnic, re ziemia, ma kt6-
rel znaleziono je, znajduje sic
W posiadaniu jego rodziny Cd
lat 800 z CORA i re vice,
wedlug wszelkiego prawdo-
podobiehstWa, zosta}y te pie,
Made zakopane przez kt6re.
go z jego przodk6w W czasie
zamieszek wojennych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
DObrZe Warte spr6bOWa-
mia.

W. H. Brown, Popularity enc
ryturowany adwokat z Pittsfield,
VT, m6wi: nastepne pc emeryturze
najlepsza rzecza do dostania jest
ORA. King'a nowe pigulki zdro-
via. Otto pisze: Zone utrzymuja
moja familie " ustawicznem zdro..
wiu-" Predkie lekarstwo ma boil gfo~
Wv, zatwardzenie j zo}ciowosG. Csc
Gwarantowane przez M. J. Kowa-
leWskiego, aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
Brat Papieza.

z Mantury donosza: Ange"
10 Sarto, rodzony brat Piusa
X, pe1ni jak dawniej, obo"
wiazki l;stonosza. Pred kilko-
ma dniami wtargna} do miesz-
kama Angela nocna pora
%w}amywacz i chcia} gookrasc.
Sarto, cz}owiek ~niezwyk1ej
silly, uja} }otrzyka "a bark i
odda1 go W rece karabine-
row.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

Warszawy, v oddalelnin ~
Worst Cd Petersburg wysko-
czyl oknem : adacego po-
ciagu, j chot sic poranil, y
ciekI do boru i tam znlknai
. oczu eskortuiacego zandar-
ma, kt6ry Wraz5z chlopam1i
pu6cil sic "a MIN Y pogoh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
NoWy telegraf pOdm0r'
ski.

Uko1czono uk}adanie ka-
blu ~pomiedzy Islandya a
wyspami Faroer. Dnia %
bm. nowy kaBel zosta} odda~
ny do uzytku publicznego.
Ma razie beda p"rzyjmowane
telegramy tylko do Seydis-
fordur, gdyz telegraf ladowy
do stolicy Islandyi, miasta
Reyvjavik zostanie ukohczo-
ny nieco p6zniej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
~NadzWyczajna szybl'kla,O6'c.

Pewna kompania koleioWa
zamierza wybudoWac prosta
LIME elektryczna 2 Chicago
do New York, obiecuiac pc
dzic pociagi pomiedzy TENN
|dwoma miastami " polowie
tego czasu, jakiego teraz po-
|trzebuje osobowy pociag Jest
to charakterystycznem obec-
nych czas6W; kazdy stara sic
spieszyc, biedz ku swemu ce-
lowi bez pamietania Q tenn,
re do tego szalonego wysci-
gu sila j wytrzyma}osc So ko-
niecznie potrzebne i ze mai
.lepiej pedzaca maszyna must
bye bodaj cd czasu do czasu
wyoleiowana.N iniejszem PREY
.pominamy Q Trinera Amery-
ka1skim Eliksirze Gorzkiego
Wilma, kt6ry utrzymai wzmo-
chi si}e i zywotnosc przez
.dzia}anie ma system traWie-
MIA j przez oczyszczanie krwi.
Ludzie wytladli j chorowici,
bez apetytu, energii i checi,
s}abi i zniecheceni, wycieh~
czeni, cierpiacy ma zatwar-
dzenie, nerwowo6c i niezdo-
lni do piracy, winni uzywac
Trinera Ameryka6skieg Eli
ksiru Gorzkiego Wilma. Ten
kordyai i'm pomozeSnawet ma
zastarza}e choroby. Ma cho-
roby zo}adkowe ME ma le-
pszego lekarstwa " swiecie.
Do d~ostania " aptekach lub
u farbykonta JOS. Triner. 799
So. Ashland ave- Chicago.
Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

1fsg, kt6rzy poWR'o E,llsl byli
sluzby wojskowej. P Elra'''',
|dopodobnie, ably zaoszczedzsllct':.
pieniadze IA podr6z, ukryli
sic ma dachu wagonu; pod
czas przejazdu przez most
odciete in zostaly glowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
Rad s~ZWaicarski

|wydal wladzom rosyjskim,11
|B7iieell[etanllc'oWa,. kt6ry, jak VIA
okradl bank rzadoWy
Nv MoskWie. w drodze Z
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-15

ling division: Alfalfa looking fine and
meadows of wild hay in excellent condition.
Soil and Precipitation-Alliance division:
No precipitation since last report, except
light fall of snow at points on Deadwood
line last Monday; soil in splendid condi-
ton for growing. Sheridan division: No
rain during last week soil Is yet in good
condition, but Will soon need rain. Sterling
division: No precipitation since last report
except a slight shower at Sterling May IL
on account of heavy snow in March and
considerable rain in April nothing is suffer-
ing for rain yet.
Weather-Alliance division: Weather over
week was cool and frosts noticeable all
for week averaged from 81 to so degrees
been extremely warm for last four days for
grass is growing very fast and trees are
beginning TO leaf. Sterling division: The
last two or three days have been warm
the first part of the week was a little cool
for good growing weather
Of frosts the fore part of the week there
was some damage to fruit and early gar
dens. Sheridan division: 1t is expected
there will be a very large increase this
year over previous years in agricultural in
dustry. Cattle are in good condition and
we may expect a good run of stock to the
market. The in-shipments OF cattle do not
promise to be very large this year unless
the price and condition of range a little
later may change the minds OF the cattle
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

J. E; Mendenhall, a prominent attorney
Of Jefferson county is a guest at the
Merchants.
L. c. Peters, editor and publisher of the
Lincoln Politician, was an Omaha visitor
Monday morning.
Police Surgeon Wills is much improved
He is being, attended at the Omaha Gen
eral hospital, for septic poisoning.
Mrs. g. L. Cole and Miss Alice Cole of
Beatrice are Omaha visitors attending the
Episcopal diocese missionary convention.
Charles Loefier and wife of Salt Lake
City are in Omaha for a visit with his
aunt, Mrs. j. Bernstein, 1922 Capitol ave-
nue..
NJ. L. Hill, superintendent of boilers for
the Board of Education at Lincoln, was IN
Omaha Monday to look over the heating
apparatus of the local public schools.
G. F. Ladd, William Matthews of Lin
f%lH a. e. Brock Brock Of BoEth Plate H.
lard.
w. d. Hogan of Aberdeen; j. N Heater
of Columbus, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Hastings
of North Platte, +. c. Johns of Wood
River and J. w. Wilcox of Pawnee City
are at the Murray.
% Miss Daisy Irish Of Boise, A P; King
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Dixie of Lost
Cabin, Mont, and J. r. Walker of Pine
Ridge are at the Paxton.
A. Hedlund of Bristow: E. C. Miller OF
Melbourne, Australia: W. =. Reed of
Madison; Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. williams
OF Lincoln; George c, Johnson of Free
mont and Frank Mohrasen of Pierce, are
at the Her Grand.
Dr. Christian N. Sommer left Sunday
AFTERNOON on q trip to the Pacific coast.
He will go to San Francisco by the south
ern route, thence TO Portland and return
through Idaho and Wyoming. He will be
absent about three weeks.
William Sturgis of Cheyenne, one of the
leading stocknen of Wyoming is an
Omaha visitor. A brother of Mr. Sturgis
Thomas Sturgis, was a member of the New
York Board of Police Commissioners while
Theodore Roosevelt now president, was q
member Of the board.
d, c. Konkel of Broken Bow; w NJ
Cornelius of Columbus, James Anderson OF
Elgin, owen Duff of Winnipeg c. F
Mitchell of Creighton, N. e. Mallory
George w. Kirk of PlalnV.ew; C. +
Spencer, L. L. Thornton, J. M Hanser
| OF Lexington, d. NJ. Johnson of Weepins
| Water and A. A. Welsh OF Wayne art
| at the Merchants.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-15
WYOMING CROP REPORT
darlington Road Issues BulIeti1
Showing the Condition of
Grain and GRASS.

The Burlington crop report for the Wyo-
ming division for the week ending May IL
shows crops in fine shape with slight dam
age from fTosts. The reports from the diff
ferent divisions on the various crops are:
Wheat--Alllance divisions Spring wheat
about all soTn on sTeaSs not large
Spring wheat now being sown; ground in
good condition; acreage larger than last
year. Sterling division On line from Hol-
drege to Sterling fall wheat now three or
four inches high and nearly all spring
wheat above ground; acreage a little in
ance to Sterling not great deal of fall
wheat, but in good condition; in Vicinity of
sidney about double the acreage OF spring
wheat and prospects excellent; very little
small grain on Guernsey line.
Oats-Alliance division: Oats about all up
oats so%n vet, but from n reports acreage
will be considerably above last year. Ster-
ling division: Oats all sown and in most
parts of this section are up; prospects good;
hardly an average acreage.
Corn-Alliance division: About rs per cent
Of blowing for corn is done and some corn
has been planted; Sheridan division: No
corn grown in this section OF the country
Sterling division: About one-half or two
thirds planted; ground in good condition
and farmers rushing planting to compile
ton; acreage a little larger than last year
Potatoes and Beets-Alliance division
in this division. sheridan division: Acre
age Ct potatoes will be large; only a few
early varieties yet planted; no beets in this
division. Sterling division: Potatoes nearly
all planted, but very few up as yet; beets
and potatoes eve principal crops on Guern-
sey line and 'ge will be ABOVE average;
the Sterling ar company expects to
double acreab, 1 beets handled last year;
conditions very favorable.
Meadows and Pastures-Alliance division:
ASSURES are better than at this time last
year; all kinds of tame grass doing nicely,
Sheridan division: Meadows and pastures
in fine condition and with a good rain there
wifi soon be an abundance of feed. Ster-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-15
Railway Notes and Personals.

Scarcity of brick masons will probably
compel the Hartman interests at Salt
Lake City to build a temporary frame
structure over the machinery now on hand
p. F. Bisbee, recently appointed assistant
general freight agent Of the Burlington at
ST. Joseph, has been appointed general
southwest agent Of the Burlington al Kan
sas City. A. l.. West. division freight
agent at Galesburg, is to take Mr.. Bris-
bees place at St. Joseph.
Hal Buckingham, chief clerk in the gen
eral freight department Of the Burlington
has returned from AtchisOn, Kan. where
he and his wife spent Sunday. He saws
that although AtchisOn is but $50 miles
south OF Omaha, the garden stun and
fruit Is at least three weeks ahead Of
what IL is around Omaha.
General Manager Holdrege of the Burl-
ington has gone 10 Fremont TO look over
a location for the new passenger depot
which the Burlington will build al that
point. A nne station is planned, one said
10 be even better than the joint station
used BY the Northwestern and Union Pa
cihc,
Freight officials and trafic men in gen
eral are much interested in the schedule
for the spring tournament Of the National
Freight Irafnc Golf ASSOCIATE ton, which is
10 be held at Hot Springs, Va, on May ~
2 and q his association, which was
ready embraces In it's membership, which
Is constantly growing, the leading freight
traffic OniceTs OF the railroads and the
trafic managers of industrial compa MES
Its summer tournament will be held In
New York In June and the annual cham
Der, the exact date-to be selected later, for
which a large number OF valuable Guns
have been provided TO be contested for by
the members OF the association.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-15

get thoroughly on its feet. However, give
Uncle Sam time and you Will see in two
years that the refining capaclty VIII ne
most everyone has-don't scare at shadows
close to eighteen thousand barrels daily.
The power OF the oil trust has reached It's
zenith and is going down hill There is an
opening for Uncle Sam and Uncle Sam Is
going 20 hll Il. There are millions TO De
easily made IN refining OIL eesioes Ihe sts sT1
that will be handled In addition to ihe dlI-
ferent refineries. Uncle sam VIII grow
stronger every hour and tne SOCK odS,ons
ces as natural consequences. Let reason
reign and no matter whether you i've IN
New York, Canada. Florida, California.
YOU can invest in Uncle Sam stock and
YOU will get square deal ana almcsl Ger
tain great returns for your investment
for the company is following safe, pracu-
Write or Wire for Particulars and
Pictures.
The company has Just what it advertises.
In the different departments, at the renn-
ery on the pipe line, in the oil heids ana
at the different distributing stations over
work of the company on TO success. We
have about eighty pictures taken from
real life in the different Departments snow now,
plete reports. We will be glad to mail them
TO any investor in the United states or
any foreign country and any 9ther inI o,r.
any statement made herein and solicit
your investment in this stock in good faith
in fact as we'll as in words The company
will not sell over thirty thousand shares
TO any one man, and reserves the right
to reject any osT ey bsyq Ys 'ns men SUBJ
scribe $500 each than one man $1,000, for
this company is common man orsanlza-
ton and wants as large number OF stock
holders among the middle class as possible.
Price of Stock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-15

lars SS2,OO0). Next week they will not run
under twenty thousand and may go a half
higher. The faster the remittances are re-
ceived that much faster the work viii be
crowded. We solicit you to join our band
and help push the good work on to success.
Big River Refinery Nearly Completed.
on the banks Of navigation where 1t will
be free from any criminal combines Of the
railroads and the OIL trust, Uncle Sam Re
finery No. 8, at AtchisOn, is nearing COM
pletion The material is all on the ground,
and II is just a question of days until this
plant will be ready for business. Don't
wait until this great revenue setter Is fully
completed and then expect stock at even
81 cents per share
First Pipe Line Pumping Station
Nearly Completed.
During the last week two more of the
mammoth pipe line pumps have arrived.
Uncle Sam will have five large pumping
line completed during the next sixty days.
The first pumping plant to be built was
completed this week just north of JINGLE
Sam Refinery No, I at Cherryvale The
men are now at work on another pumping
station near. Tyro, Kansas, and will go
from there to Bartlesville some time next
week.
More Pipe Line Arriving Daily.
Two more car loads OF pipe line were un-
loaded yesterday and eight miles more are
on the road. Fifty miles more will be
shipped during the next four weeks. 1t
takes lots of money to complete rehneries
and build miles of pipe line, but when they
are once completed tney are the olBBest
money makers on earth. The quicker we
can place the balance of this stock the
quicker we can unload pipe line, and the
company will make special effort TO raise
$4,000 for the pipe line department alone
during the next fifteer days, after which
this stock may be advanced to a half dollar
per share.
Strikes Another Great Oiler.
AS was to be expected, Uncle Sam dTillei =
completed another fOrtune-maker in Elev-
en- Hundred Acre Lot -, Usage. At thus
writing the drills are lin ID up double-breast,
following close on the trail of what oil men
believe will develop the greatest oil poo Of
the Usage country. One of the drills Is
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-15
~ O" Burner n and HsG H Rs9 24t the FH" Business"

Dividend Will Be Paid June 20, 1906.
There are few weeks left yet that you
can secure stock in the Uncle Sam OIL COM
pany, and participate in the first dividend
rs not all sold by June 20 1t is safe to figure
that II will be much higher or quickly
picked up after the frst dividend Is paid;
stockholders, and they are Continually in
ereastng their holdings and inducing their
friends to buy. The days are limited that
you or anyone will be able to secure Uncle
Sam stock Better send in your remittance
while the price is right.
Why Uncle Sam Offers You Good
Deal.
1t is the common talk among business
men that this stock could be sold for more
money. However. this company has a
great work to complete and by selling the
balance of the stock at even the 20 cents
per share will be able to place itself where
il can build, too, az large as 1t desires. For
the past fve months the stock has been
selling at 20 cents per share until now close
10 one-quarter of million dollars has
been subscribed at that price. This money
has all gone into the enterprise and every
one knows that under these conditions the
stock is good buy even at 80 cents per
by rushing the work to completion 1t can
soon make back all that It loses on the low
price of stock. Consider what the company
has accomplished in the past FIVE months
and you win have to admit that you are
offered rare opportunity OF investment
lleIelHs Ollt lllttN 10 ic5PtS.
and consideration from investors from all
over the United States and one that you
will have to avail yourself Of at once or 1t
will be all sold.
Remittances Are Strong.
Up to date there has been paid into this
company lover half million dollars. Men
are buying stock today that purchased
stock on the start. over one thousand in
quiries have been received for this stock
during the last few days. There are thou
sands of the stockholders who will buy
stock during the next ten days. There will
De others who will walt too long and be
too late. Remittances for the past two
weeks total over thirty-two thousand dol
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-15
NEWS FOR The ARMY.

Brigadier General T. ]. Whit, command
ing the Department Of the Missoi-i,- mas
and Riley on a tour of inspection. He Is
accompanied by First Lieutenant o. c.
Allen, aidede-camp.
General Whit has received word from the
War department giving detailed instruc-
tlons relative TO the arrangement and man
agement of the camp OF Instruction to be
established at Fort Riley during the sum
mer for the regular troops and national
guards OF the several states that have been
designated TO encamp there. General Whit
be known as Camp Riley. The establish
ment OF the camp lis contingent upon the
for it's establishment and maintenance
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-15
Piles Cured
As Easily AS a Cough; Painlessly.
Quickly and Without Cutting.
Trial Package Mailed Free.

Trial Package Mailed Free.
The agony and suffering in piles is SO
great that il a surgical operation was
certain cure (which it isn't, and there
was no other means Of relief some per-
sons might be willing to take tine chance
OF blood poisoning or lockjaw.
But now that the Pyramid Pile Cure has
been discovered and has been proven to be
quick and certain means OF relief ana
lasting cure, there is no excuse for risk
ing your life.
Does Pyramid Pile Cure give immediate
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the physician"
For trial package send your name and
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