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coiiyr iiou.-r.,
Nebraska
' nri
IN COL'
fnunty clerK, will tie
1lll. il to.
I'KRHKU'O.
Airititr. ut' a:. t
'Ai.rn :i r ik.
I
. To fiend Flowers lijf Tuloicrsph.
: , j jr -j a joz,.u iioriKtaini't ut tho Slier-
' "Man lmnst! irrcntly iml tnclil-.u tho tai'l
19 17. ill V. 1 Q lV ' -4f -ir.:lin tlw earth with flowers. That
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Nebraska
T : NATIONAL : HANK
1
'F rUTWMOCTIi. KKIIKASKA
capital .
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HAS THE MOST
COMPLETE
STOCK IN THE CIT
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planned u irliciiii! which pre-
vi ;m lor. a claim ot correspoiiucnrs
(hiou':.)lnuit the. wbrld to act, together us
Olio concerti fur too jnirjsi.7 cxcenlin;;
orders given in liny jai t of tho globe for
anything in floral arrangement from a
tiny buttonhole bouquet to mi olnlx irnte
bank of rust i. In order to effect this
purpose mi organization known ns the
Florists' International Telegraph Deliv
ery association was started in Canada
last August.
A ni.ij rity of thn board of directors
do lm in.-ssiu the United States. Thy
galli'iing was iilti-ndcd by II. S. Lie-br-i'lii.
of New York; lb Wiiitnall, of
Milwaukee, mi l Frank I tcntsiiiaii, of
Cituiniiati. nil ti ri-i
board of dirivti r.s.
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I want your Poultry,
ini'I yum' farm tun
I v.-i 1 1 pay yiy.i 111 - hi.".!n'..
price n-s I am buying tor n
a Lincoln.
rf. PETERSEN,
T1IU I.KADINC. C.ROCKR
Pluttsiiinuth Nebraska"
P
J. !I:A:X:S:K:N
DKAI.KH IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
i UM ?erj te"t fvll'tlM fr tl.e pronp
j IruifiKtlou ul llkltliunta
'aiiking Business
'.i.boBdi, (tnld. rnmfit d lol -.
Iwrnriil nt -X- l'-ii trif
.:airnt allimi-U n H" wrtlflcil-'
Hiiwn, THllnll In y Prt t II"
5 9uim i4 Ml ike prtiiClpnl i"i
KOCKlilES.
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I nicii iia for rmitity
n u I oimtjr Douat.
lUKCTOKS
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Capital, 1100.000
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QUEENSWAKE
lb'-. I'ubtu Solicitod
mm BOILDISBN SUM SI
jMEW
HARDWARE STORE
!. V.. HALL & SGM
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Ul J Lbulil.
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, i. ul
'f p nil klndi (if hiil! tpw It.irltr-ir hmJ
land U1 tuiv'y ,,',t "t r lu ui'JNt Uv
TIT HOOFING
"V'lll'l'l!?
n1 -Il !:!: ! i 'i' : i v. ir'i r"'nu "v
. orliM le ..i l ij loin ry t.l.lt-I
6M I'.'i.-l S'l,
PLAirS'loUT:!, MM.
5 ijJV-k. t
SIOUSM,
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Jl7 2M, "Zl in.l 2-l.t Mnin f-'t,,
Pl.jtts.-nouth Nobraska
U. K JbJ.r.1. proprietor.
Curi'Mii i
Unri.i.
l.t, "lo in;.:.'
a I.M::r!ct
i "
:rm'friA of t'ai'
(i. L. (In.iit ini'I
n!i"l Il.i' Chic ;-)
r V
Mr. J.N-I
y f r a n:.ri iii j
'i'iiiibii"' i to 1
4n;pUudi nf Ncbrmkii Llf. )
I nv'tlw ;iii1li-inim nt 111" Union depi t
flu! otlnT'iii'iit who lml jn'-t i-. tin-in J
from Ki-.ifu-y county. Kenaiil: "Itoa'.;
iiji ai liai tlu'i'ij .'L"i'!:.i u-onii'l Lnill n;y
tb.'inty v.iili laoro c;;rc t'aau i.; r.Mial'.y
taken v.'iill Lilt -in. Ibr.i'.tu l.i'ilMca'.l of
boaiii-t in tin! corniT ninl la'il in iihici ls
of tanni'il JI'ioiU uml (bii il meat. Ti.u
fiint iiiv't lifter it xim comiiL'ted 1
rrawli il into bi ll iinj' fill into a ill" p
tili-ep. Alioiit iniilnij'iit 1 wiia iiwalieiicil
by a half dozen rielu jobs, hohih oao
cr.ukul il whip, yilleil '(lit up!' uml I
i,lrui;ilitv.My felt the inoiioii of n heavy
v.'a;,'on. I v.Ms hut half iiwaku, but I r"-nlin'-d
tlint i.iy Lii i van tipji il to rn
mi;;!" of ,'o il mel that cveryti'i..";
wan niuvii.';. I realize .1 i!:at my hliant ;',
i;n;i,'ii i d to l-n tmirfTiipie I, W.t b.ii;.;
! ' a v. iii mi: i.i it. 1 'r'i i' ; 1 My r -vi
ivcraii'l. Mii;.:i l it t t!i- walis i.i, I
ill iiii.-aver le'.inl t 'us tumil'l of (.c;;l l.-.-ii: '
i" 1 t. I ( ,1 .i:t of la" nuM v.;
! Ve ,::; lu ;ut !'. 'I V:;r! ; V
i.'.t
;il l.,op
i!:it v.l.i rn li"
it
t!f
to it
I,..'.
v. it fro
'.a-' elf laay be.
'I'nr iir :a: ee, la!:" n ta-r-nn L-r la
ai' ir.'o having a friend ai ri vi'e'or 1 'av
ii,; on no ocean Keamer in vv imn.
M" Hin)ly lia i lo wain into till) htmn of
onr ii,"i nt lu ii! uml kivo ihh order, l no
orili r h at onco telerajilieil to iinolle-r
n'.'ciit of tliu HhMx iation in tiio pla::e
in re fne floweiH are to bo (b livcreil,
nml there yon iirc. We havu comu to
C!oe;e,'o fo perfect our rules arid appoint
un u''i nt." Chicago Ilenibl.
l.f
s fa
:. '1
t..c i
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1 n
e I I ,
. !f lia !
ii-.e l"M
r t:
r. I v.-
,(:! ,m,.1 t!.t of
t: -y ..:i :m t
i ln'iio b. y, ad
1 1 tvi r i!..ii.i I
al ..loirf.;;-.-
" and va.-;
it., a i I'o :
' iail(.u(4 Cil
A l)i.tl. Who Ut Hmcd a Fortune. I
Dr. (.lower, of Ui1:;liti!, curried In h'g
pocket ft competency for life when 1:8
lel't ti.o lioiu.o on Wi'il-injjlinm teiTiua
wilii tliu kiiowlc.lirii of r.iraell'a dculu '
fr I'.ii'iii 11 ili.-d ut iiiidni.,'lit, anil ti.a
iloeior roiild have rea!i:vl af irluim by
Belli'! ' till! exclusive IH'tt'i of the event to
n;y of t'aeiii hur papern in' London u
New York. ' -
It w.iH ko vlii;n Oaiubettii died ut S in
the lnoniiii. At midnight he wan prt
nonncfd convaleiiceiit. Tliudeath waloli
of repurieM wan relaxed. Yet one of
them, it l'renchman, ineniber of a mnail
IVri.-iiaii news lejency, came oul of a wine
pi op at early inoniiii;; and saw it maid
servant r.mi.iirr ar-n - the rius.
"TIim mailer is i'.iad,"hhe culleil t i
'l.'iin. Ke htood ticre in jicat. pvrpl ::ii y.
V'i v.'li'i.n aoi;!d hi' wll tlm liew.i? II
la-ii ile! .In--, ;ve"U 111' Pari:!, London
!r: 1 Srvi York ::MTh. He li:!a!!y cii'nli i
tl '(':'. Li ol i ' 'i 1 tit 5 thin m in.
ii: :." T'.. (.(!, .a';'!i n I e. Iv.' .v Yari:
i i ,. at I i ickiiMe.t ii -fori 3, tin-re
1 i.- fiv Iim-im (ii.'V -I'-uce li- t iV.-: li V: n?
.iii i Yi .it. JJaif n i'a;;e of iiccoiii-
:'';, ' rv.-a.f h;v ' ! il.e ..
i: . :. ;", ;i.il at t-.v.-a.y laina! i i tut :!
..!! ht-iry va;i on in way to the
That nackipCoiifjli can KiMuick
ly cure'l by Miiloli'H cure. We
iiaroir.-e it, (-'or Sale by K. d.
l-'ricl-.c niiil (.) Ilnyiii-r 1
nvi2si.I a -.wilaiclLia.
!'u lani!:: too often jcni.it -.vivos,
at'il r-ii-i-i,ls tlii-ir cliildi i n. to Miil'fiT
j f-Miu 1.-..-a'!nctii-. ili.im-.-.;, i .en .'al-ja
I i-i-,Jc.-s:ii-hs, tit n, t!ervoi:t-iies.stic.j(
vhi ,i l,y tl,,. iirt,-(,t Dr. Mi!e' K"c.
i !,oratie .ei vii,e Mtcli r'lTiinit rc.
IhhI'h could ca.-ily be iitevenled.
lint;:n'i-,H everywhere f-ay it e;iveil
I universal s ;i-,iiUiii-tioti and ban an
uimu-iiM- Kale. V. oo-l worth & Co.,
of 1 oi t Wayne, In! .'-.,;ov k C o.. of
b
; J.C.Woli,
'ii-eds nf
t a
'li
ii
ir;
A Hermit with Million..
The coming novclint who will disKctt
Ainericmi flinnicti r and hold it up to
t!if wonder or admiration of the world
will find h nnetliiii-r worth ntnilyiii in
tlm life of the hermit of Now York an J
Newport who ha junt died and left
behind hiia the flO.000.000 benched to
take away with him Ix-yond the uravo.
For ten ye.irn Ediunnd II. kdienner
horn had lived in a literally palatial
i.'mmlon nt Newport, with hid g.tUu
lockfd airainst all but his plmii ian,
nrrouiidd only by wrvants, and living
in parsimony which contrasted 8trane!y
with his once npcndthrift ways. In my
boyhood I had heard of him as the gay-
t of fray young inon nbont town, hu-1
ofu-rwar-l aa entertaining the fashiimn-
Lla world at lavinh fxpi-iie in hi
Twenty-third itrM residence.
Then, after awhile, be wearied of so-
ciul tilcaauroii, drew more and more
within hia cell, became a recluse ami
ocholnr, nnd finally grew utterly unso
cial. A bachelor of aeventy-flve when
he died on Thursday, he belonired to
one of tlm oldi-st of New Yorli families.
Why the wild and luxurious bachelor
leader of aoeiety liec.-imo transformed
into the unsocial recliihe I one of the
aecrels at which bis friends cun only
ru'TS they albjre dis..ppoinluieiit in
love and which tiie novelist can spell
ont to luit hlmielf. rhiladeiphi. Lee-ord.
The niirntlnc of I'.lf VIirnL
The hiirntinij of the great fly whe
I-
or perhaps more properly the drivinj
win. I in ope if tan it::!Ii of ..Iailclie.)
fer, N. II., i'.Iiiftrai-t tho ever pre ent
d.iii'er hiddi-ii In the. tuo. of liimlerii nut-
cl.'.nery. Tii"r decs not ar-pear to lir.ve.
been cart-h .sj in r i or i vi-n an accid i.t
wkich mini caution or foresight couM
l::.vo prev'-ntcd. Tho nntoiii'itic' uover
ii. .r re ;i:!v ii tho ripply of i.t-aifi to
t a ee: :,'.!!'! iienn to have b coiao t'ojjed,
th ei:;;i.i! middctily tp"" !'-d v.? nn-1 t!:n
rn at v.!i.el vai h -t v.-li ill I tit apace
l!r.t teru it in 1 1 '.ei-'-s by tiio eiiorui'.i.s
ci ll'.rifu :rl fait-e thi'.S trenerated, rc.tt :r-i.i-;
tli" e-.tiru bra! !:n ( our the country
roanl i.l.uiit mid era i:iu::and wiain.'.ii:;;
t! o v.-r.si (' pie. This w !i--' l v.-.it forty
fei t iii (liaiiieti r, with a face itlnifn-t
wide, v.-i-rdiin I'.ft.y-livii lens nnd turn
Jr;;, win a run ut tliu ti uu-.l and mtf" rat",
fi.rly revidr.'i'i.'u ji' r luiniiU'. Lobtoii
CouiUloav.ea'.'.h.
Tilllei.
julnt; (IiifiKi In Wiri Ifn ISim Nef er Horn.
Wniij? f-'ie Kie taiiiii from IIoiitj-Kot";
to Autelica t'ireo years ajjo. Ue tarried
not at K in Frit'tcisco or New Ymk, but
f . leetcd Hartford us his n'.iiiiiiifr place..
Iiiniji-dialeiy lie ueiritu washing clothn,
a:nl his atti-ntion to business an 1 his
frood natured "Hello" to all visitors
bnni(,'ht him I unity customers. Ho pros-cn-d
so well that he thinlii ho has now
mado enough to justify his return to
China.
Wonjr. will leave Hartford for Ban
Francisco, from which port he will take
immeiliato pitssuu for his beloved Hon
Kon. Ho bus sold out his business to
a consin, who has taken charge. His
savings and the money he got for his
laundry amount to f'.'.OOO, represi-nting
his net profit after bis living exjienses
have Iwa dedncted from three years of
laundrying. Won", says his father and
mother are living, and that he has
brothers and sisters, llesides, he has a
wifo In China, to whom he has been
married since he came to America. His
Imperfect English prevented a lucid ex
planation of how this marriage occurred.
Hartford Coiiriut.
r is si ill 1U in-' on the pro
ceeds of Ins "b. ;tL;" and tlw rendition of
( i Mil! .'t t.i'H ip-at 'i was ii'iihins to that of
I'urneil, 1'ivvt Yur's Truth.
knew.
bottle
:i b
ll.e (.'-reutcs f.-JIer I!
1 1 ei ti i.-iitiH no o!iia'i
iiii'l iii ii b(.or.-'t:i '
:, f.-i e id i". to l-.-ii;';
V7 jr.cJirf jl.
.f.lv.-v.-.-.of Ki.fi). s,
Kill:
llefH
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eny:
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eeneral
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( d w ilh il
! to i.cal.
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t'.llelitiotl
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1.1 .U i In III crn.
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Il.fl I'crkltii hs bien
ii "fiied fro-'t top t;
1. 1 w imp nf 'lie In- t lii'ti
,.V:.r 1 .!! be UkiT by
tl r,() and up.
tliurourralj
u nul U
iii 'liu st"te
I 'ae wuuk at
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.'lAu'.n cc.ul-tu'j, ".o.O i o"!"-1!
t l .-.t'lCiw )'.vi 'x-'.ii ct'i-1 lj
tJ i.lli't' liU!.r'-..nt j.d ;
t u ki c: t-.l w cm :
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Truck I.nail of Mnnrjr.
Hid vrat ever k Iiuiid I:io!i-V than Vou
- , -
coi.Idc.irry? Coiaparativt-ly few peopio
bnve, but mcli a i-:D-!it m.-.y tio oiteu wit
ni.i ed in tint lower end of the city. As
mi incident fo draw a crowd tho loitdin(
of a tnn 1: with tilvcr is very potent. A
ci.!.tiiM Inm o truck stoppvi l iti front of
one of tlm Ilruadwiiy kii.'o deposit insli
tin ion ye-.t'-rday and men wheeled out
latlidcitrt-) leaded with kilver b:in whieli
of in i-t'.-ed intothe truck. They look- .1
vi-iy pn-tty t'm bars, 1 me..u and
i rniv.ls of l'-oi! r'upjuil ibii b tin' pr
c.-S an I pa 1 r i.liiks ivmil th il
' 0 -i i v, : I--.
ni eoar
A finrror f Newtun.
Sir George Gabriel Stokes, who is till
he retires senior member for Cambridge
university, is one of the most distin
guished mathematicians of the day. He
is an old man in the "seventies," below
tho uiediuru height, with snow v.-hite
hair and a very high forehead. Kir
(ii-CiTh is president 'jf the Royal society,
an ofllce which was held by the famous
Sir Isaac Newton, who was alno memlwr
for the University of Cambridge. These
two iwnlliuns, which have never been
held by onn Individual since tho time of
Newton, aro now, after the lapse of up
ward of two centurim, happily combined
iu Sir George.
To carry thn analogy further, Newton
never once epoke in j ai'iiiuneiit, while
tiir Georre, KUki)U;;h an n-e-i'luous sitter
out of ib bateji, has during his five years
of prirluuieuUry life raldre-.o-d th?
lior...o o:i two or tlin e occasions only.
It 1j not geni rally known that. .Sir Gi or'e
t'.ik'-s Is c:i bi '.iin.-in. lli.i father, a
r.i. :ii';;uisli' d gr;-. luate of Tri:.!ty -a!-!
l'--o, v.as rector of licleen, about t.i vi li j
liiib s from thu town of Kigo. Loiuloii !
ij'..ir.
ttoiT tllaiii.. rttiuea Mnniiced.
Tlm fire.-ii'-u of Cirihnii, Me., were
railed upon to perform a feat r.itiier out
of tl. i! usual liiex.f duty. Tim briil-;-arrof-s
tii Ari"iFtooic river rocnrciiier
t'.i') two ri c'.IoiiS of th" village burin-1,
find lillhotl-.-li th'i adjacent bulldiirr:! t'l
tho lnai.t vill-i-ie wuro ?avi"l lh"so on
ill" oppoiiti) Mile of tho river, near 1 1 ic
end of tho bridgi', took firo and were
threatened Villi ileatruc'lnu. All of the
firo apparatus was in the main villa..'",
tlm brid : was de-troyid and there
" TO riii biata Ut hniid. ACCOidoj' V
the. liet dwiinnii-is in tho Cre company
wire Hefted to fwiiii the river with
it linn of h"s. 'i'lii-y ircotnplishrd the
feat and got urn just in titnn to f n
vent the de trnctiou of if.iil.ijoo worth of
property. l'liih.didphia Lcl.-r.
They l'. t n l)li Urns Told Tlient.
A good tiiory is told ut one of the ho
tels here about soma of the English di
vines who are in tho city in atleinlance
upon the iMi thodist ccnineiiicul council.
It was notice 1 that nt thu hour set down
for dinner on the card posted in each
room giving the rules of the house these
Knglihli preachers would gather about
the doors of the dining room aud when
they were oj,eiied would inako a wild
rush inside, and to seat themselves hasti
ly at the first table they reached and to
begin to eat as quickly as possible.
The landlord was puzzled to know the
cause of this strange conduct on the part
of his foreign guests. Inquiry developed
the fact that these reverend gentlemen
had before coming over posted them
selves on American customs by readinq
Dickens' "American Notes" and ".Mar
tin Chuzzlewit." The scene in the lnttet
descriptive of the effect of the hotel din
ner gong causing everybody to quit
whatever ho was doing and make a rush
for the dining room lest ha should fail
to get any dinner they took aa goiel
truth and were governing their own con
duct accordingly. Washington Cor.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
I'Brnell's Itrotlinr.
According to an Atlanta paper a
seedy looking man. not quite fifty and
wearing a discouraged aud colorless
slouch hat, with a suit to match, stood
before the bulletin board.i in Atlanta the
other day to get a glimpse of dispatches
alKiut the death of Charles Stewart Par
nell. The man was John Parnell, a
brother of the Irish leader, who has
spent the latter years of his life tending
fruit trees on a little farm seventy-five
inilea from Atlanta. "I cannot believe
that be la dead," said lis. "The only
thing that makes me believe tho report
is tho statement Unit he died suddenly.
Tin ru v.-i-ri) twelve children in our fam
ily, six of win mi are ib-ad, and everyone
of the six died sudd-nly. Our sister
Fanny, who died l.t-.t, was found dead in
bed. Charles, and in fact all of us, fire
subject to attacks of nervous prostra
t.ou, mid if I d is dead Jis must have
can. ed his death. II.) lived US all, nun
but a short time ar-obo wrote lue a tins,
af. r'iiuitu letter."
iinva. ,
.-itid lb
;riil:.l !.;i!i!fi! f
I l;iiier'n Hal li Wire Liiti-mont, tbe
t:ii).-.; v.-oiiili rflil tlitii;;- rv r Haw- to
Leal i-ucll voimil.s. lie applied it
only tlnci' tini'-H nnd Ibc hoic was
completed liciilcd. J.'ijinilly good
for nil Horrt, cut, brun-n, and
wciuhIh. p'orruile by all drugo iat
A Safelnyostmont.
Ic one which im niiiiruiitecd to
brinjr you Hatifnolary icmiHh, or in
ciihv; ol failnri-e a return o(piirchiine
price. On Huh wife plain you can
buy from our advim-nine Drup-fjist
n bottleof Dr. King.H New Discrvcry
for coiictiiiiption. It i guaranteed"
to briny; relief in every ciihc, when
used for any affection of Throat,
LuniP, or chest, pucli n Coiihuui
plion, Inlbiiiiiiiatioii of I.utij's Itron
rhitiM AHthmn, Whoopinnf Coujh.
CroupH.etn., etc. It is pleiisant and
"arceable to taste, perfectly fafe
and Trial bottlca free ut K. G. Kricka
A Co' a DrutfHtori.
A Cure for Paralvsla.
Frank Cornclina, of I'urcell, Ind.
Tcr., b.-ij-h: "1 induced Mr. 1'innon,
whoae wife lind purnlj-HiH in the face
to buy a bottle of Chauiberlain'a
Pain Halm. To their urcat Bupritia
before the bottle had nil been lined
she was a preat deal better. Her
face had been drawn to om; Bide:
but the Pnin Ibilm relieved all
pain nnd Moreneea. and the mouth
asHiuneil its natural shape." It ia
alHo n certain cure for rhouinatiHin
lame back, ppraina nwfllinijH. and
lamencHs. 50 cent botlics for aala
by F. G. Fricke&Co., Drug-giata.
Ciniii! Iliuk Aflrr I'mtynim Yenrs.
A Missouri man leu his wife and went
to Antral, i forty-oni! yi us ii ;o, whe'.i
;. ...i.i l ..o..el I.o .!.:!. .VI' .V d. I
Ultifttf-ftliMl Hrpnrtln.
In eonnecti-iu v.illi the sni-ide of Gi-n
r.-sl Conlurtger, n f . at has been iiccoiii-pb.-'ued
by olio of tho Paris weekly pit
pi r.s which sltows to what p rfiic'.iou of
di. patch iUi::.!r::U 1 reporlia;; has jriw
1h:i ii brotij.r.t. Cn Vi'e.iuci.Uy, on tl.c
receptiDii of tlia r.ev.-s of the general'
ic. alh, Tka Illn traliou e-at to I!ru--,-s.-ls
two numbers of iu staff, one a
draftsman, tho ither n photographer.
On Th.i-ilay morning these artists had
pholoiiruphed the general kin ia atute.
an wi II in the hotel in the Uuu Aloiitoyer,
and had even improvised a representa
tion of tbr.Mv::-' in ti.a csnei. . y. They
than bxik tho train, and arrived in Pari
on the j.7m ibiy witrt all that was need
ed for the illii'-tration of that dpy'si: sun
of the journal. An inlere. liiii detail is
lb. it the proofs of the photo'i hmis Wei 9
ta-ken and tho artista ibiiwiii:' e o--i:Led
ib.tiu't tan liui.vay journey buck to
i'aiii. 1. ' lu . ...o. i.
Strerfitrt int Hesfh.
If your ate not feitlint; strong
and heallhy.try Klectric Uittcrn. ff
"La (irippe" baa left you weak nnd
weary, tine Klectric Hittera. This
remedy tictn directly on Liver.
Stomach nod Kitidy.V gently aiding
thoHe ortr.'ins to preform their func-
tioim. it you are aulioted with
Sick Headache, you will liudcpcredr
ana perintinent relict liy tuKinrz
Klectric Iletti r. One trial will con
vince you that thin i.-s the reni'-dy
you ii'-ed. I.uive boitlcn only .ri()c.
For t-.ile by I-', li. Frickei Co.
Merit Win.
We ('ci.irc to r.ay to the citizeiim,
that for yi niK v.e Pave b'.-i-n n-lhnp;
l)r. Kii!,',V New Di.-eovcry foj- Cons
hi, in c o oi. Dr. Kiti.o'is New Life Fills
Huci-.len'H Arnica h lnvnrrd Illectric
.It'inr.i, aod b:ie never bundled
tem.-iiiesi tlia! hell ;ts v.cll, or tiiat
have oivin fucIi iii.ivi'ifal s.itisbic
tion. V, c do not !o .-'tt.ile to oiiar
tiutel fbem every time, and we otand
ii -n!y () i-cfuinl the (i:r;-iin:'e price,
if n:it::-af;.( lory rc.tuli:'. do uot follow
tltire there ii.-ie. '1'bes.e rcir.diea
have won thi i i' rrnal j-oiiiibu ity
purely on ilii-rr niei ilf F. G. Fricke
A: Co Drt'-vs'latrt.
r'oirie of the most KturtlinrTi in
ter.tiii;r dicovcrii'M of the life nnd
cuMoiMa of buried Ktrypt are now
bchiir ii'.inje through cxt'-nivccxca-vuit-oni.
i'lieht! iliscowries pre
exc.iiinor n jrroat iiil-rest. Mnny
I'.iei'OverieM a re, f'owever, bcinj
in. .ill' in our country that are re
marknble, iimonir which we may
mention that of tialler'st I'.iin Para
lyser v. hicli rifecttt entire relief, nnd
in in. lay cases! u complete cure of
tlt.-.t 1. n iblo disca! I 'iit-iiin.itieiM,
r::i.! v, liicll ..'i-'i i i-lb-vcH pain oi nil
kiiiil;j. I'or s-u'ii: 1 y all (U i:;.;;'iial.s.
I .. .
m H i( -i'i i w-t-v i 4 A - .. ii. l i
I . 1 1(1. I . I . Mtih'i'Vtrk's. !
y . 6-4 Iff mt aWwil 1. 'AUt.
PIANOS
Vlorma abowinir tnlelnrca
ianoi and loHing about Uiata f "iL""- - - a'VV
iJD FllKIi Our paUnt BOrr --
awear, mabtig the riano f
"V ana Hopping tu an-
1!tr :t' vrsni.j
i. - -in
ltT- -'-, I
)f iirai lihiriij. j. :
,e OLD TUXO.S in EX- 1'
IE, on EASY FAV- p
H. and aend Tianoa ON AP I
A A
4 LV -.',- a
,?(-(a. -t
I I.
of it,
intra', too,
II.-i.ill.
, but ii w.ll
S po-.- -e .tOII
f'jriitij.) it will
iu silver doil.un. Nu-.v Y'o. k
i n. i i.a
i nfit-r l-'i.'-l-i !-' uti
and a veiy siiu.r
l ,' AL to Le roturned at our ct
4 for rllw frtiorlita if riAt
J -.-..UV, J,..'
ttisfactory, crca Uiouh you
vs ti Pont! Piano fa,m&m
Triinv.el kt AliltMivtli.
L-i-d T .i.i ye iy i r .bbvort'n N
in. draw in),' toward a it! i-, but he w ill
not le return Uig t F.irrii.gfonl for some
Urn, or tour weeks, lb) has not for
(.nu t yirs bt-u so Mrotig and vell in ho
is at liiiH uioui 'ut, and there Is no donbt
( ia I heard a fncud of his remark) that
th" regular perlisliital ithsnt'en from the
mild climate of tbe Lie of WL:Ut to t'ua
bracing air of a ooantry lying bOO fuet or
tnorn abov the te level hava bad much
to do with Ids smaring Tlgor of body
ami nil ud. Ho has as nsual been con
stantly entert."inbi;; vbltoni from Ms
first reaching Aldworth, tha latent being
Lord DuflVrio and Tieodore Watti, who
Lave tut Ja it lot t. London Globe.
KsntK of Three Clilldrvii.
An Fryptian f.nnily lately arrlvea in
C.lai';', Uie father to work at the
World's fair. Iuvj a n.lall sa.i r-rmrn
I thy bsve u-.-i.'l Ai -'b-' i Liueoln
'Let y. i oj !- '-i.i.-rcl..; jr. a : X . d
i Tuai. the l.-.ypibia f-r Kt.ir, nn-1 Vic
tor lli'iro, l.'ti !li t bey was bora in
Paris. Uonluii Trun.icrl.it
id i
h H
a i lyous inei'tir.;; 1-et ve n hti.biai I
wtto so 1 m ; i-pf.r-it'-d, bt.t ii".-o l
I.i." iilv roi'iit'sl. Str-i'i'M t s.v,
wil'u had lived slngl't all tin '0 inr.i.y
yariwilh t!: tilta I. -i" i f r-tco i.. i i
s. i ii. jf la i- liii..i.ii,.l. Tii'-y iii-e both undo
p-;.t r u, 1.. ! i';i -..ud of cevitty
eur. iCxchane.
1)14 Two t'iullnli Tliln.
An erring bro"r r in Veratont got nu
ill open Keetir.g and lr.ade the following
con.'i"iiyn: "lln-thre.i, uiy consciencH
compels tno t' confess that when boil
in dowu my sap in the spring I pnt
into tha kettle two bnckc-Uof water and
sold tha sugar at the umo price aa that
nutde from pare aap." Congregation
abst. ,
A fcoll'l Tralu f Uxani.'
A solid traba load of Lans, twelve
Cftriiuds In all, left Kalhoy, Oil., re
oeutiy, coiuitttied to Cbio-io by tha Far
mara Alliaoc of Veatnra comity. Tbo
truin ran thTouh lo lu destination as a
sptoial train.
...... .' .. .
From n-p'iit" it wot: Id app. -t t'.it't tho
f.ilecf l! ..--,l's t''ir;-e at Cn-. i I Pre is no
lof-'r a ltiyil.ry. Mr. V.'. C. Arvbi
b.d i, whi'u cul'.i ,: aw..y a s u.dy kti-j'l
n'lo.tt t AO mil. .s w,-: t of tlm v.il:5's fit
.'od,..li. , ctii-ac ii, oil what is P.U'p w 1
to be t!."i rtui ii.i "f tho aveient ti'-i'.k-!'.
It sit-p, r rlar ttbo,.t tone i. wi of
soil. Fouiii!ati.n s'oues, chnrooal aud
kl-tg wi-rn di.K-oiered ill Urge quauti JeH,
si unlets th Aes'lirn fJrnnd Pre could
bostt of mure thnn one i uiit'ny, this is la
all bkeliltood the spot where l)siil lived
and worked. It looks as though Wolf
v:l!n waa tl.o l-.vt.trt of tiie anricut village
of Grand Pro.--Nova Scotia Bulletin.
I V r m:
gb you liv COOO xu2o8 itij. Wii'.o ns.
Maonlo Temp!o,
lli Surnt Wkj.
First Outer I didn't buo you lu bath
ing tli.s hkasoii.
: . :..! V - !.'o. '. !.. t I v,..ut a
la.U 1 gj catioeit'aj. Uc-'d f ,'.vs.
A-
ay Is no v Imiiitr balll from La
P ., in lliii-.it, lo to hi'l.piiirUis oi
lb liiar Madeira, in lirajil, which is
tin) Litiin trib.ila.-y of tiie Amazon, thus
Itivinga waU'r outlet for tho Lolivuu
products,
ilouey (u tl lunoniit of $23,C'.2 aud
checks and notes to the Value ol $1,471,
t71 wer found In the (1,000,000 b-tfers
r : la 1 ('
a I l.-tt r cfibto la.'t
Tlia lata P. inker Jamas II. Mead, of
fl'ieboygan, Wis., In lis will, bwudea a
beqneiit of $20,000 for a publlo library,
Inft tlO.(KK) for tbe erection of a hall
wherein tha boyi of Sheboygan may ln
dulgo in iunocflut f porta and pastimt
Arnold T. Jahu, who mcently died in
Chicago, was tha sou of Frederlch Lud
wlj Jahn, tha founder of tha now
famous Tun Venins ard in hia day
one of tha gi at A t of Guiujmu patriots.
Tbe govo-rnraont propowss to build an
other Umber dook In the navy yard at
Brooklyn, the accommodations of tlm
ethur two docks being Insufficient. It Is
to be about WO fct in lngth.
Four years agoa strange birthday pres
ent was rvoived by charlns Kittleberger,
i f F.t.i Fi.oii. Isno. It was a eoClii, and
th" other dv he win burled in it.
" Vr. M. 1-. T!n-in
. 1 r- '''. ne ,, ; i J i- ;
! c! a 1 1 ' i i. '. ; i -lie (lirs.-r
lie rayn: t t ' tti'-.-t it v.-.m
net ere; eo in ;-li m, t'ltit 1
: ..ji 1 it would end in;- li,.-. About
s veil ye.'ii i-.r-) I cl -ono ' to pro
!!, a h il l'.- oi C Ituio'-i'i biin'3
el!c, Cl")ie;it an 1 Pian .ioi a
' .'.MOCil ,. J t I " !' ' .'"! Oil "-.'i-'f
to.ij 1 I'l-ltevc cured me penttaneiil-!)-.
aa I now cut or drink without
bar. n nnytbiii;; I plcine. 1 lutve
Iho nofil it in f'y fuiniiy with l!ie
lie.it reevltt. For pale by F. G.
l'rickie & Co.
n-ti
vi rv
Wonaerfut Succoae.
"Two years a'o the Duller Prop.
Co,' ordered their bottlea by the boa
now they buy by the carload.
Anionfr the popular and aucceneful
retnediea they prepare is Halter'a
Saraaparilla V Hurdock which ia
the moat wonderful blood purifier
known. No drug-inst heeitatea to
reromniend tbla reotedy.
For aala by drnftgtat.
Window
Barrelt'a
Rlasa at
Rl-taurnatlam Curad In a Day,
"Mvatlc Cure" for rhciiinntiaiii and
nenr.i!ia radically cured in 1 to 8
days, ita action upon the ayah-m ia
reiuurknble and ivy tt-'riouii. It rc
inovea at once tbe cauac aud the di
aeaae immediately dinanppcura.
The firat doae greatly benefita. 75o
Sold by F, O. Fricke, Druorifiat. wt
I b ow a A
tf
Vn). burner v
t.
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