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ell for CASH.
bills for beat
I this firm
always
ONTFOBGET
AT THE
.aw
Vite llichey liroa LumUr office
5.
it!) T he ilftifi
Bhows slKua ol falling. bgln at otice Ua urn
Of Ayer's JUur Vigor. This prttpiaaUoii
treugtlieiM the sealj, promuUM the growth
of nw hair, rettori uhu luituriU oolor to
gray aiul fctded hair, aud render it solt
l'li'U J"1 K''y-
We liavc no lx"slUitlm tn pronouncing
.Ayer's Hair V inr uik-iu;iI 1 for ilrcK.sinjj
thu hair, and w do Uiu alter lonj? export.
enc.n In IU air. This preparation preserve
tho hair, cum tlaii'lrufl and all lisiiH:s of
the scalp, make rouli and brittle hair soft
and pliant, ami presents IjMim:ss. While it
is not a dye, Ihose who Iihvh uswl tho Vigor
say it vull stiinulato the roots and oolor-
Kbuids ot laded, gray, light, and red uaic
changing the color to
A Rich Brown
or even Mark. It will not soil the pillow
case iif: a pocket-liaiidkerehief. and is al
ways airreeal.l'!. All the dirty. Kiimmy hair
preparations sliould he dispI:ir--d at onee hy
Ayer's Hair Vigor, and thousands who ro
around with heait looking like 'the fretful
MrRiip!ne.' should hurry to the nearest dni
store and piirehaso a lxttle of Uie VIor."
Tht Sunny SrmtK, Atlanta. Ca.
"Ayrr's I l:tir Vior is ex-ellelit for tho
hair. It stimulates the growth," cures hiihl
ness, restores the natural rolor, cleanses tho
scalp, prevents dandruff, and Is a pood dress
ing. We know that Ayer's Hir Vigor differs
from most hair tonics and similar prepara
tions. It heinir jwrfeetly harmless." From
Aronornicill lltmifk.rrj.inr), hy Eliza U. 1'arkcr,
Ayer's Hair Vigor
FREPAKtn BT "
XB. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, M
Sold hy ''niBKUU and Perfumers.
I ITS! MKM-r Vl ALt rnriM ----.'Cf-T
iin.;.a Hnrrc Hirers. SaltHbcuni. Fever
Rorc-B, Tetter. Chapped Hands, CIiUImVidr.
CorriP, and all Hkin Kruptionn, and josi-
tively cureH I'lles. or no pay ruiuirt-i.
It is o,unr.tnteel to yive sKtiiaoi ion. or
money refunded. I'riec 2-", cents er l.ox
For Bale lv F. G. Frice & Co.
TV
How to Succeed,
tin rt,-: itrolili
COMPARED WITH THE CITY OF
TODAY 'TWAS A SORRY SIGHT.
THE
L X T E 11 X AT I O X AL
TYPEWRITER
Tliix i- tin- j;r-;t irll-iti t uie
whirli f-v f-;iti.-f:irtirily solvr.
Some f;iil liH'iiiiM' of ill liultli. t!i-i-rs
want of Im U. Iut th- majot ily
fnm iii-utlii i. nt rit w ant ofjnei .
'I hi-yan- tn-rvou.-. irrr.-ol itti t liani--all'.
-ail3 ;rrl ''m-- atnl "taki-tli-
spirit-- down 1) 1-: - -1 t -pi rits
up.' thus wasting moil. v. timi-. p
piirtttnitv and n.-rvc ioire. Tlwri-is
nothing" 1 i K - tlu- K'.-t ora 1 1 i- r-vin--,
di 'v r 1 ly t Ii.- n-at s.--lr
M i I.--. i i cine a ! ! in r m s
tir-'a-.-. as ln-adarhi'. Hi" l-lii..
nervous pi osl t a t ion, sU i'pi s-in .-,
neuralgia, St. Vitus laii i'. lits and
hystTKi. Trial lottl--s and I'm;
l"ok ol ti stinioniids fr-- at r.
P i ic k- Vf C'o.'s.
Soiin; v-i-rs iiio Clianii:rl;iu Co., ot
D.'M Monies, Iowa, (-iiinicin cd tin: man
ufiictuit: of a couli syrup, l.elievin"; itt.
In? the most prompt and renww r puia
tion yet produ.-ed for cu-d)s, olds and
croup; tliat the public appreciate true
i .... ; url in timft it was certain to lio-
come popular. ineir iu.'-m. m.iiu'.uh
l.rn... lnive lieen iii'ire tliati roitliz-d.
Oyer three hundred thousand lrttles ai
Cliamljerlain's Cou'i Remedy are now
old each year, and it is recognized as
'the best made," wherever Known, it
will cure a severe cold in less time than
any other treatment. For sale by F. U.
Fricke & Co.
cn . . uL.U.
?
What is n
T
V strielly first eia maehine. fully warrant
Made from the very hest material h
-killed workmen, ami with the liest tools that
iiave ever lieen devised for thn nirKise. war
rioted to do all that can In- rea-o-ahly ex
pected of the very het typewriter extant.
i.i.. ..r ...-.. tr i -ji ii'iinld 1111 minim' or
i , ;i.:i ii lit- ' - - . .
more accoHliim to the ahility ot the oierat'-.
. (lOLO AKD 1'OKCEI.UN CROWNS
...
J Bridge work ami fine gohl worn a
I SPECIALTY.
k otuiv a its T.(K'AI. as well as other -an-
f Si.J":.r--t o-.theiainlessextraciiou oi
) :'! 1, M.tlfSIILL - Fitzgerald PI-
A Fatal MistaKO.
I'hysicians niaki- no more fatal
mistake than when they inform a-ii-it
nemiiis In-art troubles
......... f.-.'.ii, li.- r mi :u-li and ait' of
1 i i 1 ---..Mill-no-. Dr. Prankltn
Mib-s, the notcdItuliana sjiccialist.
has proven the contrary in his new
i..w.t ..M "Ifearl Disease" which may
he had free of P G. Krieke A Co.,
ului i n:ir:iiitee and recommend Dr
"lile.s7 imeiMialled new Heart Cure.
. - . . . ... i ... r ....
i. liwli i:is l ie lariresi wait-oi .1113
li.-:it-t iviiiedv in the world. It cures
iwrviu :md oriinnic heart disease.
short breath, tlutteriiiir. pain or ten
derness in the Mide.arm or shoulder,
irreoular Dulse, faintini;-. (sniother-
iti'i-. i roimv. etc. ins rcesiorai 1 1
.ervin cures headache, lits, etc.
Tho llr-tiiies Method for i)iano and
orran. the favorite and most suc
cessful in Prance and v.ermany,
also harmony tau.i;nt. mr
Mk'.s. Mkkt.es.
HENRY BOECK
The Leading
FURNITURE LEALER
AND
1
1MUCE $100.
if ttiere ts no airent in your town address the
manufacture!.
Till-; I'AKIKH M K'U CO.. .
Anei.ts wanted ransn n. 1.
F. It. SEKLKMIKE, Aont.
Iancolu, Neb,
Lumber lard
PI LUMBER !
THE OLD RELIABLE.
UNDERTAKE ; S WiYEHMlK & SOU
tnu on nana i-vnuuu's
tjOnStaiiiiy -
you need to furnish your house.
CORNER SIXTH AND MAIS STUEET
TDiatfQmmit - Neb
A. Ab4 W Vfc
PEKKINS - HOUSE,
917 210 221 and 223 Main St.
ointtcmouth. - Nebraska.
M ' '
H. M. BONS, Proprieto-
dliinsjles, Lath, Saen,
snds
thoriiurhlj
Tho Perkins ha been
on of the best hotels in the t-tati
i . 1... tutcen bv the week at
UOftrawi' " -
$4.50 and up.
supplv t-vorw ileniand of the city.
Call and fret terms. Fourth street
in rear of opera lsoiw.
' t ' i i
GOOD BAR C0ITI7ECTSS
o
S 5 :
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f i CO aSo-'E.ocEl?ir
CQ U- KtitiiVniii
o
j. X3 1-3
ml s " - - , j " Set
1 , v ; is - c c t. .
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c w " - 5vlS-23-
li x - -
J n .! hv iriha'B'ion. itar(Mu is iniTliat. ! irrct a:...S
.-iit.r!i! -;1 i'onTini i.h raov lerti.:rL Prlc iiOr.
IRINFSSI HEAD NOISES CURED
71w I1-..-'. Irr;.il,l.-Tnhiilfir I.:ir f lh
f: j3 lirmlkT, .'lew ork. Vt:fc; i.r Unk ut pru...t.
S.iilbvF. IINtox.onl;-, CnrC
I iILL
BOILING WATER OR MILK
E PPS'S
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
GO A
LABELLED 1-2 LB. TINS ONLY.
GO
The Pulolt and tho Stase
!..- K M. Shrout. imslor United
Itrothrcn churcli, Ithu- Mound. K;n.,
rtjiys.:--"! fed it my luly tou u wiuh
,....i,t.-r Ir. Knip s .Now uiscovcrv
i.-.o .l.itic for 111-. 1 v luiiirs were
badly diseasetl, and my parisboncrs
thounilt 1 count live oiuy a i
wcks: I look five bottles of Dr
, Kintr's New Discovery and am
sound and well, raininr; 26b. in
.....;,viii
I 7ilmr Love. manager Love's
Fiuiiiv Kolks Coinbiiiation, writes:
-"After a thorough trial and con
. i.winrr ."viilenf.c. I am confidant
Dr. Kintr's New Discovery for C011
suiuption, bcatrt 'em all, and cures
when evervtnin": eise jan.. jh.
o-reatest kindness I can lo my
.wij i ur."-o theiu to trv it
Free trial bottles at F. K. Fricke &
c.'odni.r store. Keirvlar si.es .)Uc
and $1. "
Mills' Nervoand Liver Plllo-
Act on a new principle regulating
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery, ur. jiiips
Pills speedily cure bihoimvss baf. taste
ciriiiH liver ni!esi. contioation. Une-
1 11 u 1 01 I for men. women. children
! Smallest, mildest, surest'. 5" doses, 2.V..
Sampl.t free at F. (. Fricke fc t,o a.
SDeeimen Cases.
v-; 11 flitforil. New Castle. Wis.,
. . . 1 .. 1...: ,.1
was irOltlHOU Willi neni ii; "
rliettmatism, liis stomach was dis
ordered, his liver was affected to an
..l ii-mMif (liM'i'iM'. iiii!i'tit'' lell away
and he was terribly redu. ed in lleli
.....1 -.. .wi-tli 'lliret- bottles ol
-;.- Hilt-rs -nreil him.
I'Mward Shepherd. Harrisburir.
111., had a runuinir sore n his Jet;
..( . .-1 1 1 -ears st a nd i n L setl
t h reel ot ties of Klectric Hitters and
lwittles Hiiclvleii s -rnica
-;-.k .. -mil his le- is sound and well
loini Stiealier. (.'atawba. O.. had live
'lai-i;"e li ver sores on his le-. doctors
-..;Tt ii.. l.s iiii-urable. ( ne bottle
Ulectric I'.illers and one box Huck-
l.-n's Arnica Salve cured hun entire
I v. Sold by F. I. Fricke 1U11.
vii.iL.ii's it:ili-.i-r is wliat oil
need for constipation, loss of appe
tite, dilx-iness and all symptoms of
dyspepsia. Frice 10 and 7.V. 4
To Ice Comumert?
yiv ice wnuiin ha beti'tm to make
regular trips. Orders left at m--tore,
my commission luni.-e tn with
the driver will be promptly attend
ed t. tf "hite.
.11 - -i iliw
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
h6? Clftno and bac:it"ie Ur hair.
rieTer Fails to Hcetore ury
I?.air to it youthful color.
Cur .-a:r! iiisrj Ai hair la.i:ng.
. t.trk.-r Oinsorlonit . 1: ""' ?".r'1 ' 1 '-V'.''-V..ak
Lurf. Dcli'.ny. I-i.l:Etticn. I'a.ii.Tnko int.aic. ict.
HiHPEPCORNS. The only fiiro ciitt f.ir Corrt.
.L b-. iaiu. IJk. HI l.Uj
A restore, stricken, and tiive you
a luxuriant growth of hair, to keep
its color natural as in youth, and to
remove dandruff, use onl- Hall's
1 L..iii"it5, ur IllsCOX & CO.. N. Y.
THE MAN WHO
Drives rite the Iltvir.-t? is not in it
1
2 C2 v
cs ; ; -e; 02
i t 2 i i B
-far Sw"3
: j : r;s""-5
Givra tjuirk rrh'f
Khcn-r.aVi"m. rcnrilei?
-.1 a- one?, u
1
Dr. GrosYBnor
1
PLASTER.
1 j
n'i-nnTawl lur.ibac f j
n VTOx rtuvrwr. n!An
r.H'.r.HEZTETS EGUS. htu ,HW ... V, "
V ?i-.trMjr,iaJR Ass. V . 1 w Z.
" .A.:7iLIIOttNUIIIt. Th- onr
. . H ..Mr n.l
I
3
Am. im
Th ORW rrr CDrM '" " ' ' . V?
i7, rj ..... it Milrrf-'-l ilUrjuwa-wiralM
Mi.il r-- IuJIm." W. IrUar. M
And for that matter, neither is the
iiV'-r Sewim; Machine Company.
Over tUX ." Singers have been
Isold in the luited States wincl.
mean- lhat we have over '.. i? M wit
,, esses to the fact that tlieSINGIOK
is the best machine made. All the
newest improvements have been
.-aided which truly make the Singer
The Mi--en of all her iv'i alm.
Machines sold on the most favora
ble terms by the department mana
ger. MR. I). P. t lv'ONIX.
at his headquarters in Henry Fieck9
Furniture store or by Mr. Atherta,
laical aent.
Its II'mirc Were Iwrfy. SqnHlM Struct-nrt-a
land F.naily I'nlleil Down The Cli
mate Tlien Wat Colder anil More Un
bearable Famine uli'l I'enti li-m-e.
Who can rc-buiM before thu eye of the
mind a miiIu ordinary dwelling of the
vanished Lomloti of tho middle of the
Thirteenth century? It was a dwarfish.
Bipialnl si riu-ture of such cntzy unsub
stantiality that, with a stmtt in n crook
and two strong cords, providi-d by tiie
ward, it tnigh be pnllea tlown ana
drnC'l off Hpeedily in ease of fire; a
timet nre of one t-tory jiittini; over a
low ground floor, with auotie-r ;,ut of
eaves above, it.s roof perchance engrailed
.vith gables, its front hearing an od l re
semblance to the back of a couple of
ml;re .stairs, and thu whole a most rick
ety, tumbledown, top heavy. I a'it asiical
thin Chimneys were tamy 111 vo.ne
then, bo it had them squat, square.
wide mouthed, faced with white plaster,
red tiles or gray pebble work
lied tiles covered its root Its wans
were rotili planed planks or a wooden
framework tilled with a composite of
straw and clay, huttresseii witn posts
and crossed this way and t hat with sup
nortinrr beams, the whole daubed over
with whitewash, of which the weather
scon made array w;ish. In front was a
6tainv.iv sometimes covered, sometimes
not or a stepladder set slantwise against
the wall for an entrance to me upper
Rtol-V
- .
The, doorwavs were narrow ana low
the windows also, and the latter, dark
ened with overbrows of wooden stiut-
t ttronned un from beneath and
stickins out like Ion-', slender awnings,
fni-tlifir darkened bv sashes ot
. (1 . ... - -
parchment, linen or thin shaved horn
. . 1 . 1
fr r 'wu ramfl trnm ivianuers. anu w.ia
costly and rare.
ROMANTIC BUILDING.
Snfii -ioinr and seam and tile being
loosened into crack and cranny and crev
ice everywhere, was the dwelling of the
London citizen as the eye might see it in
th middle of the Thirteenth century.
Multiply that dwelling into a tortuous
arl broken nersnect 1 vo or like Dunuings,
some joined by party walls, some with
spaces btitween, all pent rooieu or auie
nonM heavv eaved. stub chimneyed,
narrow latticed, awning shuttered, stair
cased nost buttressed, beam crossea.
HiiaU-v rod roofed, diusrv white walled
and low under the overhanging vastness
of the sky. and you have an ancient L.on-
dnn fitreet. which shall be foul ana nar
rAtr with onen drains, footways rouprhlv
nagged and horseway deep with slushy
mire, overstrewn with ashes, shards and
nfFa 1 and smellincr abominably.
There were indeed at that period
rhinlv intersnersed here nnd there,
j .
houses of somewhat better description
qolidlv bmlt of stone and timber, though
at best straugely deUcienr in comrori
and convenience, according to the fash
ion of th.it most inconvenient and un
fortal.U .-i re) Here and there, too.
for those were the times of the teudai
i,iior nnil nriest. rose in dreadful beau
... .. 11 A
twm, rnntr.i-st witn tne squana city
itectnral crrandeur of church
and cathedral, or the stately house or
palace of bishop or earl. But all around
crretrhed dwellings which our poorest
mrviam hnnsA excels, and on those
dwellings all evils and discomforts that
P'ni rf:dl h.-ul their ouarrv.
Li"ht came dim and sunsnme uimij
irlimmerinsr into their darkened rooms.
n-i.-r h&fit m:ide ovens of them. The
i r., fim v of iondon tos rose
viu ui nj . " - - J -
f T-nm the marshes north of the city walls
from the citv's intersecting rivulets
from the Thames below, and crept in at
pwrv nneninir to make all dark and chill
within. Down their squat chimneys
c,vr.nt tliA smoke, chokintr and blinding.
R,nn cneh as even rainv tngiuna Knows
not now soaked them through for weeks
together.
A TREMBLE PICTURK.
rold Rneh as Knirlish winters have for
gotten now t-ierced with griping uium
and eilent sifting snow to their shiver-
in"- inmates. Foul exhalations from the
fiirhv- trepts humr around them an air
of ioison, or rising from the cesspools.
of which every house naa one wumu,
discharged themselves m deadly inala-
dies. Lightnings stabted tlieir roois or
rent their walls, hunting for those they
sheltered. Conflagration, lurking in a
sonrk. urisnread in dragoonish flame anu
roared through them devouring.
Whirlwind swept through them howl-
ing. and tossea tiiem uu u wj
Pestilence breathed tlirougn tnem in re
curring seasons, and left their rooms
...,i..0VT..iih romses Civic ricrht or in
testine war stormed often near them and
brought them death and sorrow Fam
ine arose every few years and walked
through them on his way to England,
leaving their tenants lean and ple, or
lifeless Often into them broke the
midnight robber, singly or in gangs;
otten to them came the gatherer of
taxes or of tithes: upon them hung per
petually all the bloodsuckers, ewvy
vampire which an age of ignorance au1
rvrannv could snawn, and in then.
nerded fiendish bigotries, crazy super
stitions, brutish illiteracy, and all that
darkens and depraves the souL
For that was the mournful midnight
of our mortal life centuries ago. The
old, sad stars that governed our con
ditions still kept their forceful station
above the brawl of brutal and internal
dreams, and one alone, now risen from
Uebers east, hung dewy bright with the
world's hope and promise, while science,
builder of life that is holy, beautiful
and g:iy. was but a wondrous new born
child in Koger Bacon cell, dreaming of
things to come. Atlantic Monthly.
Castoria ta Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infant
ami CLUdreu. It contains neither Opium. Morplilno nor
other Narcotic substance. It is ft harmless ubtttuto
for lareporc, Irors, Soothing Syrups, and Cattor OIL
It U Pleasant. It piiariuitco thirty ycr uso by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroy Worm njul allays
fererishnes. Castoria prevent vomiting Sour Curd,
cures IMarrlura and Wind Colic Castoria relieve
teething troubles, cures coimtipution and llatulency.
Castoria assimilates tho food, regulate tho fttom&cl.
and bowels, giving healthy and natural Bleep. Cas
toria i tlio Children's .Panacea tho Motlicr Friend.
Castoria.
wrxMfcn-j. U n.n eiorllent meillHrM for eSsR-
Arm. MoUwra hive Tf pwitwlly told maotiU
goo flUiot upon titeir chililren."
VtU vi. Ki. moonp,
IOWUII,
r---;iv U the bent rwmeitr for chil Jrwn of
which I am .-ijiiinUl. I twwe tlio da 1jw
far dlsUknt whn moter wnfeouklr the ntal
Interat of Ihir children, and uso Caatoria In
ntead or thrariouqum.-k nostrxims which am
destroying thrir loved one, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing oyrup and other hurt fid
aou down their throat, thereby sendiug
ttem to premature graven.
Vit J. If. Kijhttlok,
Conway, Ark.
Castoria.
Cwtorla U no well aileritiNi to children that
I revofiunend U a superior l-uu'T ireRriitMr
luwacto lue."
IT. A. Aaonsit,M. D
111 So. Oifir. St., Hrooilyn, K. T.
Our physiHniis lu the children 'ii depart
ment huva iok.-n hi?hl f th.iir 9xiri
mna In Urir outaile practice with CutAorU,
and although wo only uvo iuii our
nitdicsU supplies wliut in known as reKula
prixluots, yrt w are frso to coiif-n tliat th
lu'riU of CVuitoria has won us to look with
favor uin it."
t'NiTKD JlOePtTAI. ND I11T.NHAY.
AlXK O. SMirn, 7V.,
Tho Centaur Company, TZ Murray Street, New York City.
J. I). OK AYES & CO.
DEALKRS IN I'INE LUMHEIl.
filllNULKi?. LA 1 11, ISAMll.
DOOIW, r.LINDS.nnd all iMiiMmu' mitti-n!
Carll and see us at the corner of
11th and Elm street, one block
north of HeisePs mill.
Plattsmouth., Nebraska
FOR THE NEXT
SIXTY DAYS
WE WILL GIVE SPECIAL
DTJCED PP.ICE
tw
IN ALL OUR COMPLETE LINE OK BOOTS AND SHOES
W. A. BOECK CO.
Also the Ivili running Domestic Srwhi Miirliiin- for h-.tle
Everything to Furnish Your Houno.
AT
I. PEARLMAN'S
GREAT MOIJEKX
HOUSE FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
Under Watcrinan's Opera House
i (uesnbuvot him eheapfcrM.ot cash .t - can Mirc what yoj. need to fur.iUh a cottage ot
STOVES, RANGES AND ALL FURNISHINCS.
Avnt for the Celebrated "White Sewing Machine.
Tue largest and most roraplff Stock to select frota in Cms Cowhty. Call anil see roe
Opera House Block
I. PEARLHAN.
Ilrawtng the Line.
A native New Zealander was induced
to wear a shirt, a pair collar, shoes and
a liat. and he almost concluded to eat
with a knife and embrace Christianity
Then they asked hini to wear suspenders,
and he went oat and hanged himself. It
was pushing civilization too fast. De
troit Free Proas.
THT POSITIVE CURE.
I ELY BSOTHEES. 66 Warren SU Kew Tarlc. Price 50 rtal
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