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' jr- Absolutely Pure.
Tb's p:wder never varies. A marvel of pur
It, strf nfitli ami wholcfouieiiess. More econo
mical tn-oi-tlie onliuary kind, and cannot lo
olil in competition with the luiiltil ude of low
tent. shrt welalit Blum or .lionnliae ixiwderii.
No.'ti itnhj ill en,,. ItnYAL ll.KIN 1'OWUKH
Co.. liMt Wall M. X. V.
Mayor,
Clerk.
Trwjuurpr,
Attorney.
Kuf:pe-r.
Polio- Ju.l
F. M. Kit II KT
W K Fox
Jamm Pattkuson, JR.
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Marshall.
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Councilman, 1st ward,
2nd "
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COUNTY 0lUGinS.
Treasurer.
Iieputy fre;vsrr, -
Clerk.
Hepury Clerk,
Kecoruer of lierda
Itoputy Kecirdt;r
Clerk of District Cojrt,
Sheriff. -
Surveyor. -'Attorney.
-SuP(.
of t"b School.
Couhty Judze. "
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A. 11. Hi RdO.V, C'h'lil.,
I). A. CAMPHKI.L.
TH04. I'iiLLDCK
Hlltl ritlTl-IIKIKI.n
FRANK I Ml'KSON
W. II. 1'OOL
John M. I.kyua
W. C. SHOWALTER
J. !. F.l KKNHAHY
II . ". fiCHM I1T
Mattiirw ckkiko
Mavxahd Spink
C It L' MS ELI.
KRISOKS.
l'lattsrnoutli
Weeping Water
E. in wood
(1SS l,ll;(i(: o. Ill), l. J. . r.-jiccii
, r ..... i-,v rr.imi j of eaeli week. All
No. ltu. I.
transient brothers aie re-t-ectfuliy invited to
'Xtteud.
if iTriMITril KNL'AJIPMKXT No. 3
3. I. O
ihiv ill
i: ie-:-!. evorv alterant Friday ill
IT.. U t'-nt U ' AiAf.IIC
FiVthe.s ara invirt'-l to a.t;end
Hail. V failing
(lis- CVMP M. 3.V.'. MOllHKX VVIIODMK.V
Of Arcrio.1 ! pcnl and fomtli .M"t
A,'Vvi.i.t.!ir at u. vi V. hall. All t.AiisU-nt
tfi'tller r ii::e. to ;lel iviill nc. I.. A.
WVwrunietj v'tsnefrtiiltf '..iisul ; . K,
Wor'Uy AdvUcr; S. C. Wlldn, luukor ; W. A.
BoccVj, Ciork.
VEU'HASK.V CHAPTER. NO. 3. K. A. M
Meeti w:oml foiirtli Ttiesda of each
nionlh at Ma-o!-.V flail. Trauscient brothers
are Invited to meet witii ns.
K. K. '.Vhite, II. P.
V.ii.l.".C-.rt.-ii.
Ill A fi-sMO t 'l L'Jinu; no. e. a. v, a a.m.
Meets on ti Cf't and lliir.l Monday of
each moiifii at ihei' hall. All tranilent broth
er arc cordially m il :l to meet with n.
J. C. Uiciirv, W. M.
WM. Hats. St-cretsry.
lLATTSVOl'r M)I)C.R N . A.O.
C. W.
a.
.Meets eviry a'ternate rrtjuy evening ai
u.k'c.i.j nii .: 1 -.;.v- c. ti,.i:... vH i-.oin-
rr are rstiri-fL:y inviiia i" -.f.ten. 1
AxiMi. M. V. ; ! . Loyd. Komap ; S. I .
V Ude, nevuf 4" ; l-e-aard An Jerson, )Vcr5eer.
When you
Men' Custom Made Suits, - -
Men's J'.lack Imported Cork Screw
Men's Business Suits - -
Men's Cheviat Suits - -
WW
EVERYTHING MUST
A Went em ttory.
Brander Matthews tellti a gcxxl btory of
tlio ethical influence of the cast on the
w ild and woolly west. A young Iios
tonian, reared beneath tho brow of Bea
con Hill and educated at Harvard, went
to Texas and turned cowboy. Ho rapid
ly caught the spirit of the country and
as rapidly shook off the outward sem
blance of tenderfooted eastern habit.
Ilough bearded, leather clad, sombrero
as wide as the widest, 42 caliber Colts on
his hips, ho was wild as the wildest. Yet
within his bosom still burned the flame
of Boston culture and refinement.
One day he was riding with a stranger
across the prairie. Turning his head
suddenly (lie was slightly ahead) ho saw
his companion make a suspicious motion
toward his hip pocket. Without hesita
tion he drew his revolver and shot him.
The stranger dropped like a log. The
cowboy dismounted and looked at tho
body of his victim.
"I wonder if ho was really going to
shoot me?" ho soliloquized. "I'll see."
Turning the body over, he discovered
a flask of whisky protruding from the
pocket.
"Poor fellow!" ho said in a tone of re
gret. "I've made a mistake. I've killed
an innocent man, and a gentleman at
that. Ho wasn't going to shoot me; he
was going to ask me to have a drink.
Well," ho sighed, drawing his 6leeve
across his mouth, "the last wishes of the
deceased shall be respected." Washing
ton Post -
Monkey Discipline.
Few persons ever have a chance to
watch the actions of monkeys in a wild
state, and tame ones mimic the life going
on about them to such a degree that wo
can never feel sure their actions are not
a reflection of our own. Mr. Gordon
writes of them in India:
They were really very like human be
ings. I was one day watching an old fe
male who had a young one by her side,
to whom she was giving small bits of
bread which 6ho had evidently just re
peived from my cook room, and with
which she was regaling herself at tho
same time.
Occasionally the little monkey wotdd
endeavor to snatch a bit of the bread be
fore the mother was ready to give it to
him, when she would administer correc
tion in the shape of a gentle box on tho
ear.
She was in the act of doing this when
one of my servants happened to come
out. At once her demeanor changed.
She snatched the little one to her bosom
with every appearance pf maternal sq
Ucitude, and did not put him dovrn
again until the man had retreated,
youth's CpmprmioR.
Not a Jadce.
Albert Ilawkins, tho executive coach
man; is a broad minded philosopher.
Liko the 6un, he shines for all. As the
White llouse coach was standing in front
of the portico yesterday morning a gentle
man came up, looked at the horses with,
a critical eyo and remarked,
1 "-ThatHs not as good' ate
: team as Cleye-
land's, is it?"
Albert's black face was covered wit
an expression of unutterable disgur I, ah
IjO renjarKeu: ,ip.w, upss, ypu puns
know more han q bo saying such (ji&gs.
like that to mo. You'll get P" in ( rouble.
Tho other day I was standing out hero
and some ladies came along, and one of
them says: 'Albert, I am glad that Presi
dent Harrison kept you in your old place.'
Thank you, mum,' says I, for ycur kind-nc-3s
Then she says:- tAltert,-l!i$.Ha
risoh is hot as pretty a lady as Mi s. Clever
land, is 6he? There were lota uf' peopjo
standing around listening to what fine
was saying to mo and what I was 6aying
to her, and I tho't I would fall off the box;
but I just drew myself up and said: 'Mad
ame, I ain't no judge of ladies." Wash
ington Letter. -: -
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Tiie llF-RAp Job Rooms arc the most
complete in the county.
Will Totul Tteow Away
can buy a Suit
H'liis (Rreat Discount ale will ouly continue a
FORMER PRICE. NOW.
$25.00. 33 per cent off, $l6.G7.
$20.00. " $13.35.
S15.00. $10.00.
10.00. " S G.65.
BTJT
Australian linslintngera.
The bushrangers of Australia are now
extinct. They were highwaymen whom
tho love of adventure, quite as much as
the desire for gold, allured to the life of
outlaws. A writer in Hie Fortnightly
Review describes some of them as gifted
with courage and invention worthy of a'
better calling.
A small band of bushrangers in Vic
toria manufactured for themselves out
of scythes and plows and old iron com
plete suits of armor. Each suit was so
heavy that Qoliath himself might have
fainted under its weight, but on tho Her
culean frame of the bushranger it seemed
light, and it served its purpose. Several
of these suits are in existence, bearing
marks of ineffectual pistol shots.
Two bushrangers once laid a whole
town under contribution. They forced
6hops and banks to pay liberally for the
privilege of resuming business. Some
of them were as superstitious as Italian
brigands, who kneel before a waysidu
cress and ask for much booty and little
trouble.
Once a bushranger gave his victim the
usual alternative of his money or his
life. When tho victim declined to "hand
over," tho robber knelt down and prayed
that it might bo put into the traveler's
heart to give up all that ho had, and so
spare tho bushranger tho necessity of
shooting him.
Suicide of Scorpions.
Bately M. Serge Noirkoff, of Constan
tinople, gave an instance of the sort in
question. He caught half a dozen of
these creatures, he says, and deliberately
put the question to tho test. Arranging
on the floor a circle of glowing charcoal,
having po break in it. a scorpion was
placed in the center. Although the
circle was large enough to prevent the
scorpion being injured or even incom
moded by the heat if it remained in the
middle, the animal, finding ftself sur
rounded, by fire, began to look about for
the means of escape. At first its move
ments were slow, but soon its move
ments increased, and finally it raced in
a frantic fashion around the inner cir
cumference of the charcoal. After rac
ing for some time in this manner, it re
tired to the center of the ring, and, de
liberately plunging its sting into its back,
put an end to its life in a few seconds
after a few convulsive movements. The
remaining five were tried successfully in
the same way, and each with a like re
sult. La Nature.
A Dot Day.
The hottest day that I ever experienced
was during the summer of 1859, while
aboard a 6hip at Key West, Fla. The
sun beamed down upon the deck of the
vessel and seemed to be so close that it
would almost raise blisters. The fires
had gone out in the kitchen, and, as 1
was hungry, I procured several fresh
eggs and put them on the deck. The
deck was covered with pitch, Tylr.i&u was
boiling Tfith lh heat from the sun.' Iri
less than; five" minutes 'my ' eggs were
cooked hard. This story may seem, in
credible, but it is true. t, L.oui3 Globe
Democrnt " --
These ilappy Day.
Young Man Po.n'i you remember me?
Old Gentleman Can't say that I ever
saw you before.
"Don't you remember little Sammy
Bambry, who used to steal your peaches
and break your windows, twenty years
ago, right hero in Austin?" "
"Why, certaiuiy, 1 rehember jou now
very i-ell; 'how you. used to steal my
peaches, and don't you remember how I
caught you just as you were getting over
tho fence one day, and how I tanned
your little liide for you?"
"You bet you didl Ah, those happy
days will never come again." Thvc
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Weyv Line of Mlllonery.
Just received at J. V. Wcehlmch &
Son's, d-12-t
of doilies for a
Men's
Business Suits
Men's " " -Men's
"Working Suits
Men's Custom Made Pants
GO IN THIS GREAT DISCOUNT
JPlattsmoutli, Mebrasba. ILower Main St,
American AVoutcn'a Curvet.
There is a uow corset made for horsewomeu
out of soft leather which is almost without
bono, hut U both firm and flexible and has
been fouiul to Ik tho very best tliinj possible
for wear with tho habit. This ij an itnjorta
tion from India, where corsets of this sort
have been in use for hundreds of years. The
most expensive corsets kept in btock in tho
hops and by the corset makers cost 35,
which is indeed about as high as thoy ever
Tun, though they can be made to order even
more extravagantly, but even Worth's own
fcorsetiero, whoso works stand unrivaled in
the world, rarely chargvs over $10. Thirty
fivo dollars gets one of heavy satin, richly
embroidered, and trimmed with real lace.
It is lined inside with smooth thick silk,
to perfectly cut and sewed that there is not
the slightest roughness or fold anywhere to
prtas on the delicate flesh of the wearer, and
all alori the inner side of the steels is a little
lining of tlowu to keep them from pressing
upon tho body. Kqually good corsets are to
ba had for a smaller sum and with less deco
ration, which tlio best dressed woin -n prefer,
tho embroidery end h'.ca having u Frou-Frou
Ucsbkm which they wish to avoid. A
very popular corset with tho c-m.-ttj-t' vo-'n-r
woman just now is o.i ...i. a '. i -..
aud docs not come up over the bust at all,
lieing merely a sort of cestus which laces
around the body and gives smoothness to the
outlines of tho waist. This has the effect of
lengthening the waist and making it look
slimmer and, in short, acquiring that English
figure which is the ambition of every Ameri
can girL These little corsets are made of
satin, and it is the fancy to have them of
varying colors and with a silk petticoat to
match. Thus a girl who is going to put on a
gray gown will first fasten about her waist a
little lemon colored satin cestus, slip over her
head a lemon silk petticoat trimmed with
three pink ruffles, draw on a pair of lemon
colored silk stockings and cover her feet with
a pair of gray satin slippers, very pointed at
the toes and fastened with a little buckle of
old paste and then stands ready for her gown.
New York World.
tHi Serious Fault-
A physician wa3 pogotiating tho other day
for a borso, which was warranted sound, a
good roadster and everythiug that tho heart
of a driver could desiro. As a final precau
tion bo inquired: "Is he afraid of anything
on tho road?" "Well, not much of anything,"
hesitated .the owner. "Ho shies a little at
anything hi-b like the entrance to a ceme
tery." And the man did not realize that he
had said the wrong thing till tho doctor's
quizzical expression took the wool from his
wits. Well, wo are all c bit afraid of tho en
trance to a cemetery, but, shy as wo may, j
thither wo tend. Boston Common wealthy I
The effect of using IliUharcl's Rheuma
tic Syrup is unlike all medicines contain
ing opiates or poisens, U being entirely
free from them. It cures rheumatism by
purifying the blood.
Notice to Grsders-
I will receive sealed bid up till 12
o'clock Wednesday May 22, 18S9, for fil
ling old creek bed at the Cannmj fac
tory 1500 yards more or cs3. Toe rig'o.t
reserved to reject any or all bids. The
bids will belopened at 2 o'clock Wed
nesday Hay 2!),' 18S9.
FjER GofipER, Sec.
I7undcrwer at less than half prif-e,
genuine Balbiiggan shirt uud drawers
goiDg at S3 ceuta each or 05 cents a suit,
at Wescott's Boss Clothing Store. Al
ways best goods, lowest prices and no j
Monkey business. C. E Wescott.
Dont make a mlatak
and buy underwear, unid yuu see Wea-cott'-s
grout bargain in striped Ualbiiggnn
Shirts and Drawers at accents each or Go
cents a suit, less than manufacturers cost.
Allsiz-s tf C. E. Wescott
Balbriggan shirts and drawer? of first
quality selling at Wcscoty P8 Clotht
ing Stor (u.r Ja ceos each oy G" cents a
suit. 'A'ake a tumble to yourself and get
some while wehaYeallsiises. tf Wescott.
If all so called remedies have failed, J
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures'
mere song? SS
FORMER PRICE.
$ 8.00. 33 1 per cent off, $
S 6.00. " $
$ 5.00. " S
$ 7.00. . $
NOW.
5.36.
4.00,
3.34.
4.C5.
TO BE
TOP
UlVbll
n Exhibition
EVERY PURCHASER OF
Away
Elegant
Tun iofsfj C3fip Psiy
Clothing, Furriishin
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES,
or anything in our Elegant Line of GootU
Entiteling them to a chance at the Drawing which will
take place October 1st.
The Leading Clothiers,
Buy Furniture at Eoeck's.
Those who delight in looking nt fine
bedroom suits and upholstered furniture
eau be completely gratified by stepping
into the furuiture store of Henry lioeck,
corner Main and Sixth streets. You c an
purchase at this store any furniture from
the common chair to the finest uphol
stered. See my fine Alaska Refrigerators'
and bariinj in odd pieci s.
Hesky Boeck.
J UTl U SP E PPERBERG.
MANUFACTURER of and
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DEALER, IN TUS
'Choicest Brands of Cigars,
including our
Flor de Pepperbergo' and 'Buds
- FULL LINE OF
TOBACCO AND SMOKERS' ARTICLE?
aiways in stock. Nov. 26. 1885.
il oulf
1-S from iiaarfcesl price of
sltort time longer.
Boj-s' Suits
Childs Suits
Working Shirts 35 cents. Shirts and Drawers 35 cts
Call and be convinced that what we say is true.
TO BE
Give:
Away
Every Saturday
ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH OF
VE A TICKET
3 Y&H
5-'.
4T
5th & Main St.
I?Q?$500!ES
f yj for an incurable ease of Catmrrb
UbAbL. M-J la the Head bythe proprietors of
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY.
Symptoms of CatarrU. Headache,
ebstruction of nose, discburK-9 falling- into
throat, sometimes profuse, watery, and acrid,
at others, thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent
bloody and putrid ; eyes weak, nnRinjr in ear
deafness, difficulty or clearing throat, expecto
ation of otTensive matter: breath offensive
smell and taste impaired, and peneral debility
Only a few of these symptoms likely to be pres-.
ent at once. Thousands of cases rcBult in eon
umption. and end in tho irrave.
By its mild, soothing, and healing' properties
Dr. Sajre's Remedy cures tho worst caw-s. 60c.
The Original
UTTLK 4
Liver Pius.
Purely Vtoeta-.
hit A Ilarmlu
TTnainaiml na a I.I ver Pill. SmftHest,cheap
St, easiest to take. One Pellet a Doje.
Oire Slclt Headache, If lllou lleadache,
Dizziness, Con-ilpalion, Indication.
Bilious Attacks, and ail deranKeinenU of
fe stomach and bowels. 23 eta. by drugirisla.
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FORMER PRICE. NOW.
$ 3.50. 33 per cent off, S 2.34.
$ 2.00. " " S 1.32.
Overalls 35c.
SALE !
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