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Commissioner Porter Empowered to
Pay $3,000,000.
Will lt V-l-om Nw to the Jl
Hiidfrn tiiMiirz'n ICukkmI Kullowem
Will lie I'll ll to L.ny Down Their Arum
A KW-li Ntrikt- IC porlfil ut Cripple
4'rrtk-Otlir Tt-lt-Ki-uph New.
Havana, Jun. :$ ). President Mc
K in ley is understood lo hiivo cm
powered lloboi t I. I 'orter to arr mtro
for tho diabufriuin.-nt tr 3,000,u0i)
uinontf tho Cub.m so dk-rs. Mr. Porter
will pi oli (bly go witb Sonor (Jonzalen
do Q'H'Hiulo to Itemeuioi to meet Gen
eritt Uoin'-z to p-ibut'd tho Cuban
eomm;ind:r-in chit f to di-bind hie
forces and to lend bis inlluenci lo Ibo
United St itos military administration.
Mi-. I'orter and Sonor Qjesada uro
conferring tonight with tbe governor
general.
Dr. Castillo, who returned from
Ilvjineiliurt today, after a two daya' viait
with General brnne?, says tho latter id
much hurt by what ho regards as
American neglect of his aulhoi ity and
rights and i-t determined not to adviso
hia aoldiera to yo homo pennilead.
(ionie proposed corning into the
neighborhood aoou -ind will review tno
Cubar. troops at Marianao.
There is some doubt whether ho and
the other military ehiefa will accept
tho ;,)0!,00l, n matter what other
favorable comlitiona may bo olTjred.
Mr. l'ortor, who, it ia understood, will
act as tho personal representative of
President McKinley in tho negotia
tions, has been directed to learn tho
beat tertna that ean bo mado and is em
powered to propoao what it ia hoped
will bo satisfactory terms.
. Much ia expected of tho asaidtance
ho will receive, when approaching
General Gome., from Senor Jose
Gome, and Senor do Quesada.
(irrtttest of nli Strikas.
DESVKit, Jim. "0. A special lo the
Newsfiom Cripplo Crook, Colo., says
of the recent strike in Isabella ground :
"Your correspondent saw chunks of
sylvanito that were three inches thick
and solid metal, and chunks of tho
oxidized ore of tho same width that
ho whittled with his pocket-knife. No
assays have been made on tho rock: it
is not necessary, but pieces of tho freo
gold run over $oH),000 per ton. The
Mollio Ciibson, near by, never pro
duced ore that carried more ounces in
silver per ton thau this Isabella ore
does in gold. With every hour's work
the streak is lengthening and widen
ing. Joininc this metallic body there
aro six feet of quartr. that will run
from $1,000 to $2,000 per ton. "
Manager Kilburn said to your cor
respondent: "I do not liKe to say any
thing that will excito the people any
more than they are at present. The
metallic oro body has doubled in size
both ways since yesterday morning-.
Some of the pieces of ore are 80 per
cent gold. I never saw such mineral
and I do not believe that its like was
ever mined in this or any other camp
in the world. We have had no assavs
taken on the rock. But a ton of it
could bo picked out that would run
anywhere from $50,000 to $200,000 per
ton.
"Armed guards are watching the
property. 'J he strike was made in the
new ore body at a depth of 850 feet
below the surf tee. The chuto has
b en cut at the seventh level, 200 feet
above, and also at the fifth. At the
latter place an assay was obtained in
the breast of the drift yesterday on
two feet of ore that went better than
$1,0"0 per ton. There ia at least
blocked out between the ninth and
seventh levels i5,0o0,000 worth of
ore."
LEITER OUT OF WHEAT DEAL.
I'reteut KiB In That Article Does Not In
terest Him Very Much.
C'LKYJSLASD, Jan. 30. Joseph Lei
ter, tho Cnicigo speculator, in an in
terview here concerning the recent
rie in wheat ia quoted as saying: "I
am not paying any attention to wheat
now. I have dropped that and am
giving my whole attention to the busi
ness of formirg combinations. How
ever, it is no trouble to account for the
rise in wheal. The demand is i-imply
greater than the supply.'
Speaking of his work in forming
various combinations, etc., Mr. Leiter
s-aid:
"My lat completed wo k was the
organization of the International Air
Power company. That i?, a company
v.hieh makes apparatus by which com
pressed air is utilized as a motive
power. Tho company is a large i ne
and is already doing business in New
York."
Mr. I-e'uer denied that the trusts
rai-.e pries, but kept them down.
"Wtitn imo of these very largo com
panies get possession of the ti.dd it is
good business policy to keep prices
down to a point where no competitor
can reach." said Mr. Leiter.
loei Coffee (tre With You?
If not, drink Grain-O made from
pure grains. A lady writes: "The
first time I made Graln-O I did cot
liKs it but after using it for ono week
nothing would induce me to go back
to cofl'oe." It nourishes and feeds the
system The children can drink it
freely 'with great benefit. It is tho
strengthening substance of cure
grains. Get a package to-day from
your grocer. ISO. and 25c.
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DRINKINQ IN FRANCE.
Urowlnr Con.uuipc of Strong: HplrlU
on tlio Iiierr&.t..
The Income received by the 6tate
last year la France from wine. beer,
cider and spirits thows the amount
consumed and Indicates the drinking
habits of different parts of the country,
says the London St. James' Gazette.
While the total consumption ha3 in
creased, beer seems to be gaining on
wine, and spirits on beer. The south
ern departments and the wine-growing
districts still favor the national drink.
In Ilerault 277 liters of wine are drunk
by each inhabitant every year. The
Gironda comes next, with 210 liters. In
tome of the northern departments, on
the other hand, wine is a! a discount.
In the Nord the annual consumption
of bter Is 252 liters a head, and the
neighboring departments follow some
way behind. In ten southern depart
ments beer Is a quantite negllgeable.
Generally speaking the beer-drinking
departments In the north are also at
tlie top of the list for spirits. Each
arisian drinks 202 liters of wine and
seven liters of spirits annually. Cider
drinking is going out of fashion. The
average consumption per head for th?
whole population Is: Wine, eighty
nine liters; beer, twenty-four liters;
chitr, fourteen liters, and spirits, four
liters. Spirits bring most revenue 5
shillingo 8 pence per head, as compar
ed with 3 shillings 2 pence per head for
wine, 6 pence per head for beer, and 3
pence per head for cider. The growing
consumption of strong spirits and the
drunkenness which follows have led
the government to lower the octroi
duty on wine and increase the charge
on alcoholic liquors.
Ilow'rt ThiH.
Wc offer Olio Hundred Dollars liew.trtl for
any case of CJ;tt;irrli that cannot n cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
V. S. CUENKY & CO.. I'rous., Toledo. I).
We tho underslziied, have known V. ,1. i
Cheney for the last l." years, and believe ;
li 1 in perfectly honorable In all tniines
transactions and tinanct.-illy able to carry
out any obligations made by their Or in. I
West !k Thuax, Wholesale l"ru agists. To- !
W-tlo. O. I
W.ti.DiM). Kinnan & Maknin. Wholesale
Druitirists. Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken luterutil!y,
act lnf directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, l'rice T.k:. per hot- !
tie. trold by all Drutfeists. Testimonials j
free. j
Hall's Family Tills are the best.
Defaulter Takvu In Strange fashion.
An English defaulting bank mana
ger, who had eluded the police for
three years by staying in a seaside
village near Plymouth, has been dis
covered by a strange accident. Wlille
strolling on the beach with a young
woman watching the war ships a sail
or on board a cruiser, who happened
to come from the town whence the
defaulter had absconded, looked
through a telescope, recognized hira
and informed the police.
Possibilities of Population.
The population of the United Statea I
is about 73,000,000. Their area is 3,
602,990 square miles. We have there
fore a population of only about twenty
persons to the square mile. England
has about 540 and Belgium about 530
to the square mile. If our country
were as densely populated as England
and Belgium its people would number
nearly 2,000,000,000, or about twenty
seven times their actual number
Li Grippe is ajrain epidemic. Every
precaution should be taken to avoid it.
Its specific cure is One Minute Cough
Cure. A. J. Sheperd, publisher Agri
cultural Journal and Advertiser,
Elden Mo., says: "o one will be
aisappointea in using One Minute
Cough Cure for Li Grippe.'
ant to tike, quick t-i act.
Fricke & Co.
Pleas
F. G.
Heroism of a Guide.
Prof. Nasse, a well-known Berlin
scientist, with a friend and two guides,
all roped together, were crossing a
snow bridge in the Alps recently.when
the professor and one guide fell into a
crevasse, and hung there half an hour.
To relieve the intolerable strain, the
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others were then able to pull Nass9
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up, but he was dead. The guide who
so willingly offered his own life was
afterwards found unhurt. "I had to
try to save him," he said, simply, "that
is all."
Recommended for L Grippe.
X.Jackson, Danville, Til., writes:
"My daughter had a severe attack of
La Grippe seven years ago an 1 sicca
then whenever she takes cold a terri
ble cough settles on her lungs. We
tried a great many remedies without
giving relief. She tried Foley's Honey
and Tar which cured her. Sue has
never been troubled with a cougb
sinoe. i"o. F. G. Fricke & To.
Not a Safe Swimming Pool.
An English officer whose ship was
stationed off the coast of Ceylon went
for a day's shooting along the coast,
accompanied by a native attendant
well acquainted with the country. Com
ing to a particularly Inviting river,
the officer resolved to have a bath,
and asked the native to show him a
place where there were no alligators.
The native took him to a pool close to
the estuary. The officer thoroughly
enjoyed his dip. and while drying him
self he asked his guide why there were
never any alligators in that pool. "Be
cause, ear," promptly replied the Cin
galese, "they plenty "fraid of shark."
Coal! Coal!
Hard coal delivered to any part of
the city for $7.50 per ton, and the un
rivaled Mendita coal deliver ad for
$4.25 per too. Johx Waterman.
The worst afit r i ffscts of Influe-za
arise from derange 1 functions of the
liver.
C. Anr th himd at occi with
Heroine, lor it will 6Tdngthen the
liver to withdraw from circulation the
biliary poisons. Pil:e 5) cents
O. Fri;k Si Co.
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GAMES OF CHINESE CHILDREN.
Muny itt Tli em the Same a Those
I'layed In America.
There are two theories In regard to
thoso children's games that are found
to be identical in different lands. One
Is that the games are borrowed by the
younger people from the older; the
other, that the games are of Independ
ent Invention. Some light Is shed on
this question by passage from "A
Coiner fJf Cathay." "A game called
the water demon seeking a den I?
played by five persons, precisely like
puss In the corner.' This Is a native
feame, not an Imported one, and no
one knows whether Chinese and Eu
ropean children invented it independ
ntly or whether the knowledge of it
was inherited by both from ancient,
common ancestors. The same may
Le said of 'the cat's cradle,' which is
iii:ide with a string and passed from
one pair of hands to another, precise
ly as anion.? children in America and
Kiiiope; hut the Chinese call It
sawing wood.' in reference to final
act in the r-i forrnance. A game in
volving much museular exercise is
al'.ed 'the lame chicken.' It is played
hy jumping on one foot between shoes
il'.it have been placed across a road
a; intervals of about ten inches. When
tin -inl oi the line of shoes Is
H'afhed the last shoe in the line is
ici-ked away by the 'lame' foot, arid
'inn it ia picked up and carried back
v i tho route to the other end of
In- line, when a .second shoe may be
:i:ti-e kicked away and picked up
-i-fure returning. Only one foot may
..ip-li Ihe ground, and it must touch
ir only onc-o in each interspace. No
ii!.-- may be touched except the ones
.vhu-h end the line, and the shoes
1 id nl awa.v must be picked up with-
ui fitting the 'lame foot' upon the
. t - ii u it. When tho chk-ken violates
my (jf these rules he must at once
place to another performer. The
ln.rier the line the more difficult It
to collect shoes, because each shoe
'i.cii Involves turning around with--iii
using the 'lame' leg. The winner
n the game is he who has at the end
i.f it the greatest number of shoes."
TREATMEMT FOR THE
SHOES.
ItllW A
I.tttte Care Will Keep
Them
Looking Orderly.
j Winter is a difficult season of the
j year for the careful woman who Is
j particularly neat about her trimly
I shod feet. Snow is as disfiguring as
ni!!;l on nicely polished leather and
rubbers certainly do not add to their
cleanly appearance. But a little care
will keep them in orderly nlceness.
When you remove voiir heavv street
hoots, don't toss them awav in the
v loset all rumpled. Take time to
stretch the uppers a trifle to straight
en out the lacing wrinkles. Do the
same with the tongue. Brush off the
dust and if they are damp put them
where a current of air can thoroughly
dry them. Banana skins make an ex
cellent dressing and keep the leather
soft. They are especially nice for
cleaning enameled or patent leather.
If your feet perspire freely use a' good
antiseptic powder freely dusted in the
shoes; it will rest the feet and save
the stocMng. The grime and dust in
the shoestring are very hard on the
hands, as the dirt is ground into the
flesh where the strings are drawn up
tightly. Don't be stingy with shoe
strings. Your dealer will furnish
them free of charge, so change them
often. Besides being clean, they add
greatly to the appearance of the shoe.
Watch your heels and have them re
paired at the first indication of wear
ing off at one side. Nothing so dis
figures your gait or looks more untidy
than run-down heels, besides the shoe
soon loses its shape where the heel
turns and will break where the un
wonted strain is occasioned by the
twisted shoe.
The Pleasing Gauchoa.
A personal allusion to the color of
i Vl Zi TietrrA'o pVIn n KnfAt n 1 1 t 1
g oiwu, . iCtUlL. t aiilllU 111
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question the nice conduct of the paza-
rn,mltlo. .f ty,a ,tu . f
foamInS at the mouth, their ponchos
i wictppeu rouna ineir arms, tneir ooa
i !es bent so as to protect their vitals
j and their knives quivering like snakes.
stood in the middle of the room. The
company withdrew themselves into
the smallest space, stood on the tops of
casks and at the door the faces of the
women looked in delight, while the
pulpero, with a pistol and a bottle In
his hands, closed down his grating and
was ready for whatever might befall.
"Negro," "Ahijuna," "Miente," ":ara
Jc" and the knives flash and send out
sparks as the returns de tic au tac jar
the fighters arms up to the shoulder
joints. In a moment all is over and
from the pazador's right arm the blood
drops in a stream on the mud floor and
all the company ster out and say the
negro Is a "valiente," 'muy guapeion "
and the two adversaries swear friend
ship over a tin mug of gin. Saturday
Review.
l'eoria a a Reveuae Producer.
Illinois continues to be tne largest
contributor to the internal revenue of
the government, the five h'ghest
states being as follows: Illinois. $39.
C58.C86: New York. $21.058.569 : Ken
tucky, $18.226,51S; Ohio. $16,436,908, and
Pennsylvania, $13,846,790. Thi? covers
the taxes on whisky, tobacco, beer,
oleomargarine and other aticles. The
banner district of the United States is
the fifth Illinois (Peoria), which paid
$22,837,554 out of a total of $170,866,819
collected by the government during the
year.
Itnaines and Pleasure.
'John, what would you give the sew
ing circle for refreshments?" "Ice
ing circle for refreshments?" "Ice !
cream, lobster salad, lemonade ami
milk." "Good gracious! unyy
'Be-
1 cause T'm a doctor. Judge.
Earnest Wigjjenhorn of Ashland
pent Sunday at the homo of F. G.
Fvicke in this city.
Spain's Greatest Need.
Mr. it. 1. Olivia, of Uarcelona,
Spain, spends his winters at Aiken. S.
C. Weak nerves had paused severe
i uams in tne oack oi his Deau. un
using- Klectric IJittvis, America's
f;ro;ite!-t blood and nerve rornedy, all
uain s ion left him. He s iys this grand
medicine is what his country needs.
All America knows that it cures liver
and kidney trouble, purifies the blood,
tones up tho stomanh, strengthens tho
nerves, tints vim, vitro." and now life
into every nvn-de, nervo and organ of
tho body. If weak, tired or ailing you
need it. Kvory oottlo guaranteed,
only o0 cents. Sold by F. G. Fricko &
Co. 1
IJoubtfuI.
The following remark of a Highland
clergyman, taken from the Spectator,
shows that a Celt is a Celt, in Scot
land as well as in Ireland. In a ser
mon preached in a small church in
Strath Spey, the pastor, after inveigh
ing against slothfulness, said by way
of climax: "Do you think Adam and
Eve went about the Garden of Eden
with their hands In their pockets?"
The Old Totamcnt.
The one wonderful characteristic of
the Old Testament is that God walked
with man, talked with him and map
ped out hi3 ways. The incarnation
of Christ was the culmination of God's
purpose, which took place in the full
ness of time. It was no accident,
there are no accidents with God. Rev.
Dr. Patton.
TO Cl'KK A COM) IN ON K DAY
Tako Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
11 druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 2nc The genuine has
Li. R. Q. on osch tablet
Clocks Without 1 anils mid Kttres.
In Swltzcrlar.il they aie making
clocks which do not need hands and
faces. The clock merely stands in the
hall and you press a button in its
stomach, when, by means of the pho
nographic Internal arrangements, it
calls out "half-past six," or "twenty
three minutes to eleven," as the case
may be.
Horrible npony is caused by Piles.
Burns and Ski:' Diseases. Thesi are
immediately relieved and quickly
cured by ie Witt's Witch Hazel Salve,
tieware of worthless imitations. F. G.
Frieke & Co.
Petroleum ISrlcks.
In Bavaria an effort has been made
! to introduce into commerce what may
be termed solidified petroleum. Soda,
lye, fat and petroleum are heated to
gether for an hour and give a soap
like product, which solidifies on cool
ing. Sawdust or other combustible
may be mixed with the material, and
it can be made Into bricks for fuel. It
would give a very smoky flame.
Notice.
Good small farm five miles south of
Plattsmoulh for sale cheap if sold be
fore February 1. Easy terms. Apply
to J. M. Roberts,
Sou'h Omaha, Neb.
Legal Notice.
In the District Court of Cass County, Nebraska.
Carrie K. Black, plaintitt,
vs.
Junius N. Black, defendant.
To Junius X. Black, non-resident defendant:
You are hereby notified that on the 31st day of
January, 1899, Carrie K. Black tiled a petition
against you in the district court of Cass county,
Nebraska, the object and prayer of which are to
obtain a divorce lrom you on the ground that you
have grossly, cruelly and wantonly failed, ne
glected and retused to support the plaintiff, be
ing of sufficient ability so to do, and for the
custody of the minor child the issue of said mar
riage to-wit: Sarah B. Black, aged fourteen
years; and that certain personal property, rights
add credits be decreed to be the property of this
plaintiff, and for reasonable alimony. You are
required to answer said p tition on or before
Monday, the loth day of February, lt99.
Carrie K. Black, Plaintiff.
By C. S. Polk, her attorney.
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After eating, all vermin seek water and the open air.
Hence this killer is the most cleanly on earth.
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LA GRIPPE
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LA QRIPPE and prevents
PNEUMONIA.
It
Heals the Lungs and Stops the Racking
Cough Usual to La Grippe.
RECOMMENDED FOR
LA CiRIPPE.
N.
JACKSON, Panville. III., write-: "My
daughter liad a severe attack of l a Grippe
takes coM a terrible coun settles on ii. r
Q.ll) :,n ui,1 citirw t .n ul,..ii wK..
lunijs. We t ied a great manv remedies with
out giving rel et, bin- tried r'oley's Honey
and Tar, which eurgd her, Mie has never
been troubled with a cough since.'' "Uc.
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CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED.
Tubes, by Mail, 75 Cents; Bottles, 50 Cents.
JAMES F. BALLARD, Sole Proprietor, - - 310 North Main Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.
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LINGERING LA ilII'Ii:
COUGH CUHKD.
MK. G. VACHAR.17 Osgood St. Chic
".My wile had a severe rase of l.a ippu
tf.iee years ago and it lelt her v. Ilia mi y
bad couh Mie tried a bottle of l-oley's
Honey and laranu it gave imiiH'diale leliel
ne bottle cured her cough entirely. Now
we are never without a bottle ol this wondei
ful Couyh Medicine in the house."
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Right Kind of Work
Right Kind of Prices
GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER
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ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE.
LOW RATES ON OUR PERSONALLY
CONDUCTED TOURIST EXCURSIONS.
Leaves Kiins.'is Cily overy Friday
via Colorado Sprin-t and Sennit
J iouto.
Southern Kouti; Ic.ivi-h Kansas City
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Ft Pan) to i.os Aii'i-lt'N.
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to fant pat-Mender tiaitiH, and their
popularity i.i evidenco that wo ol!'.r
tho lldnt.
Wri t for handsome itinerary which
drives full information and now map.
Hen t freo. For eornpleto information,
rates nnd herth roH'-rvalionn, hoo your
loeitl ticket iij-dn t or udilross F. F.
MacLkoij, A. (J. 1. A., Topeka, Kun.
John Skhastian, (i. 1'. A., Chicago.
E:i. VlT'SAl Hit A Ml
lias new stock, new rin and
lri prepared belter than over
to take cart) of
A General Livery Business
Quick trips made to all pnrtri of tho
county. Low priceH and court
eous! treatment assured.
STAIM.EN SIXTH AMI VIN'K SIS.,
I'lat tsnotii tli, Nebraska.
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