Irbru&ry 9. 1009.
A. H.
WECKBACH
&, CO.
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Always on the
Move.
VY' arc not
anvthinir less
content with
than a con-
stantly increasing trade in
fancy and staple Groceries,
and so are constantly on the
lookout for novelties. in table
delicacies, sell everything" at
prices that clear our shelves
and hence get you fresh
foods ever' week some of
'cm every da'.
A full lino of fancy Lamps, China
Cups and Saucers of all descriptions
and at way down prices.
Don't forget to stop and examine
our stock before purchaninir.
A. H.
WECKBACH & CO.
Up-To-Date Grocers.
FURNITURE
AND UN DERTAKING
House Furnishings,
STOVES, RANGES.
Our stock Is complete in all Hues and we
Invite our friends to look It over We will
di.avor to plouse you. Call and see us.
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PLATTSMOTTTTf
TIME TABLE
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
Lincoln
Omaha
Helena
Portland
San Francisco
All points west.
Chicnpo
St. j,i.r-.
Kansas Cit,
St. Louis and -i
pcl:ts East ai
Scotb.
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLL.tV.V8l
No 1. Dfi.i er exprobS .. 11:!S prr.
No 5. Ch.can ex uress 7:12 am
Local exprt-si, uuily, St loa,
K;ms;i9, M Loui3, all points
south 10.0) arii
N' J 4. Loom e.D. d.-iUy. IJurlinitoa
1 :ai':ii;0. all puiiits east.... uic
i-madays take No. 20 (lu am)
NoPi I.ecui ex(i, U:nly exiept'sua-
ilay. k'aeitto J unction 11:22 pni
So), Freight, daily except Sunday
1'iicitio Junction 2:40 pin
No 28. Vestibuled exp, dally, Bur
llnrioii, UhiOH.-o nn(i iill
points east. Through train for
St. Louis and M. Soe 5:27 pio
No 12. Local exp, daily. St Joe. Kan
sas City. St Louis. Chicago
all points east and south.. 8:2. pn.
No IH. Looai exp. daily, Umaha,Lin
coin. lienver and interme
diate stations 7-.:;9 i.n
No 27. Local exp, daily, Omana. . ... 10 5 i am
No 29. LoOal freight, uaiiy, ex dun
day. Cedar eree, Louis
vuie. South bena 7:44 an:
No 7. Fast hiail, aally, Omtiha and
Lincoln 2:22 ptu
No 3. Vestibuled exp. daily, Den
vr and all points in Colo
rado, Utah and California,
Grand Island. Black Hills.
Montana and 1'acific N. W 3:28 pm
No 13. Local exp, dailyexcept Sun
Cay. Louisville. Ashland,
Waboo, Schuyler 3 50 pm
No 11. Local exp, dally except Sun
day, Omaha and Lincoln.. 5:00 pm
Sleeping, dining and reclmlnsr chair cars
(seats free) on through trains. Tickets soid
and bagKaze checked to any point lo the
United States or Canada.
For Information, time tables, maps and
tickets call or write to
W. L. PICKETT, ARent,
Plattsmouth, Neb.
J. FKANCES. Gen. Pass. Ant..
Omaha, Neb.
M. P. TIMK CAKU,
TRAINS OOINO !OKTH,
NO. I
No. 9
No. 121, local freieht
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
No. 2
No. 122, local freiftht
No. 10
.4:50 a. tu
..11.51 a.m
...4.04 p.m
. .10:4:1 p m
. . 7:3") a in
. 4:04 d tn
Arrival anil Dcpartore of Mll.
ARRIVAL.
TiM a. m. Omaha and North, South on M. P.
7:34 " West, East and sou ih on Burlington.
7.40 " Omaha, West on U. P.
10:2 " Lincoln and local to Omaha.
10:45 Schuyler, East on N. W.
II -IS " st I mi' Smith on M P
a.vSJ p. m East on B. & M., North on St . Paul '
& S. C.
4:04 " Omaha, East on C. M. St. Paul and
K. I., also West on R. I.
5:00 " Omaha. West and South on B, & M.
DEPARTURE.
:10 a. m Omaha. West on R. I. and Butlinnton.
0 20 " South on Burlington.
10:05 " East on Burlington.
WM) ' Omaha. North on M. P., West on
Klkhorn, North on St. P. M. Si O.
2:00 p. m Omaha. West on B. fi M. and U. P.,
North on St. P. & S. C. East on R.
I.. N. W . and C. M. & i-t. P.. irouth
on Waliabh.
3 .V)
3 40
4 30
- otith on M. P.
West on Burlington, South on sub
braiK.lt M. P. Schuyler.
Omaha. East on Burliugton. West on
K I
- Houtii on M. P., Wet M. P. to I.in-
clri. North on M. P. via Louisville.
Omaha, ' ast and South on Bur
lirrwi. West on Burlington west
t,1 Hslr.
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.NO TICK.
Owing to the ehatige in the ruanaLro
'.. -nl ol Tin: N'l'.ws it i-i desired that
!i money due on tuts-cr ip; in or other
recounts bi3 paid na s-oon as pibh
AU aoi'ount' are payable to either C.
S. roll; or J. IS. Marshall.
AGUINALDO h.'s begun to issue more
proclamations, pi .icing all the blame
upon the Americans, and insisting1
that he will give hght to the bitter
end. He will find the end bitter
onous?h. and it will come soon enousrh.
President McKinley is is-uing no
tho American generals in the Philip
pines to crush tho power of Aguinaldo
in a workmanlike manner, and it will
be done. The Filipino loader is not
very -well posted, or he would have
realized long ago the hopeh ssness of
a struggle against a country like tho
United States.
Great Britain immediately began
to give a preference for iron ships, a
soon a? she found hersolf no longer
ablo to build wooden ones in competi
tion with other nations. If, today,
she 6hould find herself unable to build
6hips as cheaply as they could be built
in other countries, and her shipowners
began to pnrchase foreign-built ships,
then would an agitation ensue which
would compel Great Britain to pre
serve, for the defense of the British
empire, at whatever sacrigces of eco
nomic principle might be necessary,
the shipbuildiug which is her last
great national industry that gives her
such industrial, financial, commercial
and naval eminence in the world.
Just so long as the great European
maritime powers expend twenty mil
lions of dollars every year in buildiug
up and sustaining their merchant
marine upon tho sea, and this nation
does nothing for American ships
whereby they can compete with the
aided foreign ships, just so long we
shall remain weak upon the sea just
po long we shall be at the mercy of
our foreign rivals. So long as sub
sidies are paid by other governments,
and without abatement indeed, they
are increasing year by year so long
we must do likewise, or we shall
eo--es-i neither seagoing ships nor
i .-nsj seamen. And, if only for
tun.;. ecruilment purposes, we Leed
"f merchant ships and merchant
.- . iid a-pleuty.
LAWLESS AM) L.I Z V.
Tho most troublesome feeler in
i 'u'oa, prohably, is tho guerilla organ
iz .tion knoAii as the insurgent .vrrny.
and this General Wood doubtless has
in mind when ho makes his estimate
of 50,000 Ameriean soldiers for servic
on the island. There is little teUable
information as to the tiza of th is force,
Sijs the Beatrice Express. It wa- said
to be 40,0U0 strong when wo started
for Cuba, and we were told that it was
ao well organized and composed of
ouch fine muteri: 1 that if we would
clear the harbors of Sp-n'sh sun oats
it would dispose of Blanco's a my in
short order, but our commauders have
not been able to locate much mote
than a quarter of this number of in
surgents and they have turned out to
be mainly bushwhackers who would
not work, could not ba made to fight
in the open and had few of the ele
ments of soldier or patriot. Now, when
their generals come foward with a de
mand that we Bhall pay them $40,C00,
000 to induce them to disband and re
turn to peacful pursuits they number
40,000 or more again. Whether few
or many they are fearless, inured to
hardship, accustomed to live by mak
ing raids on other people's property,
naturally lawless and lazy and reck
less, and it will be no easy matter to
keep thorn in subjection while hone3t
and industrious people are carrying on
the work of reconstruction and trying
to" restore prosperty to the waste
places. -In all probability they must
be dealt with by forco for a long time
to come, or until ihey are practically
exterminated. The $3,000,000 accepted
by Gomez is good as far as it goes, but
it i believed this will only serve to
temporarily restrain the blood-thirsty
insurgents.
AFFAIRS AT MANILA.
1 he latest dispatches bring intelli
gence, as everybody expected, that
the insurgent forces have been hope
lessly routed with great felaughter;
that the pumniog worKS, which supply
the city with water, and which the iu
surgeDts had 6tubbornly retained be
cause of their great strategic import
ance, have fallen into the hands of
our troops, and that they have been
driven from the old Spanish fort
resses which environ the city and
which they bad taken possession of by
sufferance. Tho result thus far may
be Bummed up aa follows: The insur
gents havo effected the ratification of
; th Spanish treaty, have been over
whelmingly defeated by an inftrb'i
force and mi Inst military prcstigo,
have boon driven from tVeir fortified
position ujont Manila, havo lot pun
Crsion of the waterworks which would
have enabled them to des-troy tbo city
and greatly annoy the. tnops Ami
lasl, but not lo.ist, havo won tlx: repu
tation before tbo civilized world of
being too hotheaded and indi.sei eet
to know how t use i nde-endem e if it
bhould be accorded them.
T1IK MII.KvKA(i.N UAIt,
Now tint Cei.erul K.iyan h ln
u-pcndeU fioiu "ran m.d duty"":' r
six yoi-rs, the, ores ti i should u'w u
oariy iUeiuli nee. to ileneivil .Mile-.
Nothing less than being remanded to
his former position a-, f i r: i r enei
in the inini-', which would imply the
! 'SS of h is f. inner po-.it.ion ji general,
in-ehief at:d a'l pros pec.;. .f lic-intr m :id;
it. Genera1, the clu.t i.-lu d uuihitil.iou
of his life, will sati-fy the public, in
view of his irwii-cn-tions of s-pceeh.
INI OK VI ATION' AMI OPINION.
j Tho f;ini!y f Soeieutry Ali." r in an
example that m isforl un-s never c me
: ringiy. Durng the a t thirty daj
Kus-ell A. Alger, jr., b truly esc.ip d
death in a lo'ii'ggui aotid.. nt, and
! while he. was ill h s house was bu nid"
over his head. Then Mrs. Pike, his
eldest sis'er, was stricken witlinp-
j pendicitis and h is not yet fully re
I LUX UI LU
covered, and, lastly, Fred rick Aiger
was laid up at Harvard with water on
Dr. Maty Walker visited the senate
gallery one afternoon last week. The
soothing drono of some expansionist's
remarks sent Dr. Mary otY to sleep
and a horrid attendant woke her up.
She was compelled to leave the gal
lery, and once outside was severely
lectured on the impropriety of sheav
ing such disrespect to the grave and
reverend legislators.
Quite a number of the Jones family
are prominent thesn dtys. "'Long
Jones'' is credited with having had a
great deal to do with electing Mr.
Qu tries senator in the state of Wis
consin. The governor of Aikansas,
the lieutenant governors of Missis
sippi find tho attorney general of
Nevada and other Joneses who readily
eome to mind.
In an article about newspapers in the
current number of tho independent,
li?v. Dr. Parkhurst suggests as a
remedy for some of the abuses of the
p;-ess that the newspapers shll be re
quired presumably by statute to
publish under each article r news
item the name of tho writer ther.u.f.
-
Tho movement for the formation of
People's clubs in New York is now
well undor way and the tirst club is to
bo establirhed somewhere in the
neighborhood of Cooper Union. The
object is the study of problems of the
day and social inlet course. All per
sons of good character over sixteen
years of age and of both sexe-; are
elieible for membership
Whispered comment is baing in-iMiI'i-d
in by republicans -it the na
tional capital owr the f:ict that the
red. gri Oil and biuo p u lors are now
eiosed to visit-rs. Iu is remembered
that when the hi to Mis. Ilariison was
mistres-th'-i o he v ! -d a proposi
tion to close these n-otns, (! el viu
th;t ,-nob; dy has a better right
wear out the cana ts there that) t he '
people who pay for I'lviQ."
Th long and tho -horl tn n ur.d an
other man got in tlieir vroi-k l G-nnd
Islr.nd the lit st t f the un r.th. W hile
co'tiir-g homo fiom D-"ui!ian. Charles
H'esc t', 'i livc-rvtra wm- h - d up b'.
thtee m ske.l highway tu'-n n l robbed
of $S0 O e of ti-erni held thn liot ses,
one held a revolver and the ot be
held Mr. WesCot and rob'c-l him.
After they h d lini-hed him ot.e of t he
men, Sfiys Mr. Weseott, got on be
hind the bugary and rode four blocks
into the city to keep him company.
The Chicago poitoffica had a record
breaking day November 11. On that
day 22,23' money orders wera issued,
representing $133,087 97. Stump sales
the same day amounted to over $40,
000. It was the largest day's business
ever known in those departments.
The new "400" fad is to carry a
lunch basket to the opern, but it will
never be popular with the men. "Go
ing out to see a mnn" is a fad of much
longer standing thr.n the lunch basket
and the older it gets the better a
good many men like it.
WKFTINfi WATER N'OTF.S.
From the Weeping Water Republican
The smallpox scaie is about t ver,
and Mr. Moiser will be out next Mon
day. The guard is stationed ju-t in
front of the Glizbe home, in a little
shed built for that pu pose, about
7x4x8, containing chair and stove.
This is just acro?s the street from Mr.
Gray. Young Mr. Gray is around nnd
does not seem to have experierced
any bad effects from the disease
A ttorney Travis of Plattsmouth was
in Weeping Water last week.
A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis last week.
P. M. Timblin has been confined to
his home with the grippe.
Mr. Newkirk, residing i;eir Alvo,
at last reports was not expected to
live, us ho has been suffering for some
time with a severe attack of smallpox.
As this disease is getting into the
county precincts it is hard to say
when its ravages will be stayed.
VILE WORK OF THE WEATHER A1AN
Til Mercury Drop tci it Lower
I'uliit
TIiiiii Kr VeMm.
K ich day hineo Sunday has been a
1 i tilo cold er ih. hi (ho previous day
with the result that the thermometer)
' egi-b .red all the way from : 1 In 30
digrros this morning. This is tho
eolde-t weaiher this vicinity has seen
for fifteen yt ars, with onu i xception,
it being .'( below at one timo in 1802
I h j weather has resulted in almost
paralyzing all lines of bui ies except
that of the coil do ilers, who unile
with fi ndi-h g o when they ceo the
mercury going down.
lfo.vever, we have been furl.'inale as
Cwin : -areii with other localities in tho
1 s'att;, it having renehed 4 1 brlnw in
the- ta;rie regions in the rorth vvcs'et n
part of ti e statt;. Stoe exou-ed to
ih.; v.ii-,1 h:iH sulTered very much and
g eat los-tes are expected if the. eold
eat her continues.
Tl;e. cohl weather is g netaltili over
the country. In Mou'.an i, Wyoming,
the Oikotasand Mitinesota the cold is
in ten -;e, while the eastet n states ate
al.-o getting their share.
Fort-igii Mirixloiiitry Society.
Am ng the most prosperous mission
ary or g.m z isious t f this c nintry is
this foreign Christian missionary so
ciety of Cincinnati, O, tin organiza
tion of the Christian church (disciples
of Christ). During the past live years
its receipts have been more than
doubled, and last ye;ir they rerched
$13:.,IJ.!. Missions Irive lieen planted
by the Christian church in India,
China, Japan, Afriea, l'urkej'j Se ui
dinavia and Krgland. Ono f the
most important steps recently taken is
tho pliinnitig of churches in Cuba.
Tvvo missionaries will be sent to Ha
vana soon. A mission will be pluited
under the shadow of Morro ensile.
This religious body h s 201 mission
aries in foreign lands, ami a number
more will be sent out this year.
The annu.sl olTeting in tll the
churches of this communion for for
e gn missions is the first Sunday in
March. The jubilee of their organized
missionary work is to Oo ob-ct ved Oe
tober l.S-10 of this year at Cincinnati,
O. Fully lo.OO'i delegates are expected
to attend. The great music h ill of
Cineii n -iti has already been secured,
and other large buildings will be used.
An elTort will be made to have repre
sentatives present from PI ittsnii uth.
KxuiiiiiK-rn Complete Their Work
Prom Thursday's Daily,
The annui'l meeting f the Stite
Hoard of Pharmacy closed its session
in this city at a o'clock l ist evening.
The m ?eting was forth- purpose of
examing applicants for registration
as phar mneists, there being tweti'y
twoiu number, as follow.-:
II. C. Houston, Omaha; Li. K. Hill,
Sterling; W. W. Keeling, Nemaha
City; D. H. Green, Wakefield; E. W.
Simms, Omaha; A. W. Atwtiod, Platts
mouth; W. T. Hoover, Omaha; C H.
Hi own, Atkinson; II. E Davenport,
Alma; John BurK, Broken 13o;C
L. W'ight, Ldncoln; J. P. Cooper,
Arcttdia; Mai tin la -wis, St. Paul: Ed
Helsing, Waboo; 11 W. Hieks,Omaha;
S. M. Terrene Fremont; I. E
Thomas, Trenton; R. E. MeCracken,
Central CPj; E. N. Bark's, Lorat; W
II. M::sin. Homer; E. J. Weyiich.
Plattsmouth; A F. Jenuings. jr , Om
nia. THE BOY AND THE BIRD.
l.cusou Taught by a Lad's Act ol
Humanity.
Down on Harwood street the other
morning 6 o'clock some two or three
early risers were on their way to mar
ket, says the Eallas (Tex.) New3. Up
he stivet at full tilt comes a boy rid
ing bareback, and he is barefooted anJ
areh ended. He is whistling and is as
happy as only a boy of 10 can be. On
e goes at a full gallop, but with a keen
e; e taking in everything that Is to be
csn. Ho has just passed us when,
vith a sudden stop, he wheels his
'-.orse and makes for a near-by slectric-
ig'it pole. It Is a tall one and, throw-
v.z the bridle reins over the nearest
iron foot-rest, he dismounts as quick
as a flash and up the pole he goes.
Hand over hand he climbs to the very
iop-, and once he comes near falling.
Hut Lot a hit discouraged is he.
That boy Is up to something, but for
the life of us old fellows down on the
ground we cen't make it out. Now he
throws one leg over a wire and in the
entanglement we watch him struggle
til! he sits astride the center piece. And
now he thrusts his hand up into the
great glass globe, but his chubby arm
!s too short to get whatever it is he is
reaching for. Another effort and h
is standing upright on the cross-timber
and with his arm away down in the
globe, he brings out well a poor, lit
tle, frightened, fluttering bird. It had
in some way got into the conical-shaped
globe and couldn't get out. Now
we know wheit the boy means he
wants a pet bird and will put It in a
cage and In a few days the poor little
songster will die of neglect. We could
n't blame the little fellow, for we had
all been boys once; but we thought it
might have been just as well to have
let. it stay in Its own self-incarcerated
prison, and mayhap it would have final
ly leainert to regain Its freedom. But
just then the boy, with face uplifted
and a smile all over his sunburned
cheeks, raises his hand, palm upward
and fingers outstretched, and away fiie3
the bird. Down the pole like lightning,
astride the horse in an instant, and.
riding like mad, he passes by us. Go;
ahead, little rough rider, breathing the
fresh, free morning air free for you
and free for the birds j-ou are alJ
right. There are other rough riders
who risked their life and everything
they held dear in the world to help
those in prisons and in bondage, and
you are both made of the same kind of
stuff. Ride ahead, little man, and
tho-ueh you did not hear or notice our
plaudits there on the sidewalk, you are
all right, and may God bless you.
Take the little folks to hear Vir
ginia Merges siog, Monday evening,
February 13, at White's hall.
flnld ami Hllver llele.
The most remarkable gold beetles k
the world are found in Central Amer
ica. The head and wing cases art
brilliantly polished with a luster as oi
Kohl itself. To sight and touch the
have all the seeming of metal. Odrilv
enoupli, another species from the sanw
replon has the appearance of beliia
wrought In solid silver, freshly bur
nished. These gold and silver beetle?
have a market value. They are worth
from $23 to $50. The silver beetlef
are at a discount.
The Rothschilds.
A curious thing It Is that In every
countiy the Rothschilds assume the
typical appearance of lta people, says
(ho New York World. Lord Rothschild
jf England much resembles Lord Sal-
T.dniry, iViircn Alphone de Rothschild
of Puiis Is a perfect Frenchman In
iIipeai.TT.ee. Walter Rothschild, son
of Lord !l h:-ehilil. is a fair-haired
oiiriK gii-.ii! (the original Mayer An
"elm was red-headed). Wiihelm Karl
li'dhsehild of the Frankfort house. son
f that rimrles or Karl w):o went to
.Vap'c.j for the hoii-e, a typwal CJer-
;an.
l'-rr rt I1iIIiih.
According to the Presbyterian Jour
al the doctrine of perfect holiness
cems to Le making way among the
hurchfs in the South. The Southern
beshyteriim sriy; that the largest em
ulation of any paper In South Caro
ina is that of a holiness paper. A new
irgan has just h en Issued by the
'Kite Peptized Holiness Association,"
eoted to this peculiar belief. One
)f the correspondents speaks of hini
e!f as "basking in the furiK'.ce" while
the lire "bums, invigorates and intox
icates." No Right to Ugliness.
The woman who is lovely in face,
form and temper will always havo
friends, but one who would bo attrac
tive must keep her health. If she is
weak, sickly and all run down, she
will be nervous and irritable. If she
has constipation or kidney trouble,
her impure blood wiil cause pimples,
blotches, skin eruptions and a wretch
ed complexion. Electric Bitters is tho
best medicine in the world to regulate
stomach, liver and kidneys and to
purify tho blood. It gives strong
nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety
skin, rich complexion. It will make
a good-looking, charming woman of a
run down invalid. Only oO cents nt
F. C Krieko & Co.'s Drug Store. 2
Speak llrlerty.
No more should be said at any time
than can be said well. Brevity Is the
Instinct of art. If anything is pro
longed it must be varied and perfect
in every part. It is a mistake to try
to say everything which can be said
upon a subject. Confine yourself to so
much as will make a distinct Impres
sion. Enough is as good as a feast
and better and too much is worse than
a fast.
Don't irritate your lungs with a
stubborn cough when a pleasant and
effective remedy may be found in Bal-
la-d's Horehound Syrup. Price, 21
cents and "0 cents. F. G. Frieke &
Co.
III Co.iHoI itlon.
"Who was it said I was a back num
ber?" said LI Hung Chang, indignant
ly. "I said so," answered the em
press dowager, with a stony glare.
"Well." he answered more softly,
"maybe I am. But I don't know as I
care much what kind of a number I
am so long as I have a dollar mark
on front of me." Washington Star.
B. Presson, P.e -son viile, Kan?.,
writes J in. 25, 1899: "Sh'p order at
once, only have one ho tie left."
"Nothinsr liKe Foley's Honey and Tar"
is the uniwsd verdict of all who
have used. Especially has this been
true of coughs accompanying and suc
ceeding la grippe. Not :i single bottle
failed to give almost immediate relief.
Everybody recommends it. F. G.
Frieke & C ).
Wedding; Prrspntf.
A recent decision in Springfield,
Mass., as to the ownership of wedding
presents is that where such presents
are sent to the bride before marriage,
as is the custom, the presents are her
property, and remain so even if a
separation takes place after marriage.
Lingering La Orippe Cough Cured.
Mr. G. Vacher, 157 Osgood St., Chi
cago. "My wife had a severe c iso of
La Grippe three years ago and it left
her with a very bad cough. The
tried a botfe of Foley's Honey and
Tar and it gave immediate relief One.
bottle cured her cough entirely. Now
we are never without a bottle of this
wonderful Cough Medicine in the
house.' 25 and 50c. F. G. Frieke &
Co.
Scientifically Correct.
"And when I proposed to her she
turned all the colors of the rainbow at
once." "How can you make su ! a
ridiculous assertion?" "All the Mo
ors at once, if you have not foremen
your high-school lessons, you ouait? :o
know make white." Indianapolis
Journal.
There is nothing mysterious in the
wonderful cures effected by Dr. Saw
yer's Wild Cherry and Tr. You yet
the benefit of an eminent physician's
prescription for all throat and lun?
diseases A. W. Atwtiod.
Too I)aL
"I'm afraid we are losing ground," j
said the Hawaiian ex-queen's attend-
ant. "Yes," she answered. "That's
what annoys me. I could manage to
get on without the throne very nicely
if they would leave me the real es
tate." Washington Star.
Dr. Sawyer's L'.ttle Wide Awake
Pills give purity if body arid vigor of
thought by perfectly regulating the
bowels and curing biliousness, imctiv
liver aud constipation. A. VV. At-wood.
A CRITICAL TIMLi
During the Battle of
Santiago.
SICK OK WELL, A KUSII
NIGHT AND DAY.
The Packers at the Battle of Santiago de
Cuba Were All Heroes Their Heroic
Efforts In Getting Ammunition and
nations To the Front Saved the Day.
P. E. Butler, of pack-train No. a.
writing from Santiago do Cuba, on
July 23, says: "We all had diarrhoea
In more less violent form, and when
we landed we had no timo to sou a
doctor, for it wms a c iso of rush nnd
rush night and day to keop too troops
supplied with am-unilion and ntion-,
but thanks to Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Uemody, we
were able to keep at work and keep
our health; in fact, I eincerly believe
that at one critical timo this medicine
was tho indirect savior of our army,
for if the packers had been uhablo to
work there would have been no way
of getting supplies to tho front. There
were no roads that a wagon train
could use. My comrade and mysell
had the good fortune to lay in a sup
ply of tnis medicino for our pack-train
before wo left Tampa, and I know in
four cases it absolutely saved life."
The above letter was written to the
manufacturers of this modioli o, the
Caninhc.rlain Medicine Co, lies
Moi:is, Iowa. For sale by all druggists.
DHncrroui,
"I dunno ez as I h'lieve In this idea
of strinirin' a lot o' them little 1'er-
cific i.slan's together with a steel fa
ble," said old Uncle Hez as he run his
hand through his hair and looked wise.
"Somethin' might happen to spread
Ameriky an Asia apart a little finder,
an' when that blame' cable straighten
ed out. all these little islan's would he
yanked right up by th' roots, see?"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Food does more harm tha i good
when not dijjesto l. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure d:;ests whai, you eat . It pre etiis
wasting diseases nnd euros stomach
troubles
stomach
wornottt
stantly.
It cures indigestion, tour
and belching, and allows
stomach rest. It
F. G. Frieke iV Co.
ln-
Tlie Kuoaway Hoy.
"Are there any marks y whi'-h he
can be identified?" asked the chief of
police, preparatory to -telegraphing.
"No," said the father of the boy who
had started to Minnesota to fight In
dians, "but there will be when I get
hold of him again." Cincinnati En
quirer.
Keronimeuded for Li ;ripp
o. Jackson, Danville, III., writes:
"My daughter had a severo attack of
La Grjppo seven years ago and sine
then whenever she takes cold a tcrti
ble cough settles on her lungs. We
tried a trreat many remedies without
giving relief. Sho tried Foley's Honey
and Tar which cured her. Sbe has
never been troubled with a cough
since. 25c. F. G. Frieke & Co.
t'ntrnstworthy Water Fitters.
The Maryland board of health re
ports that domestic water filters may
steadily lose their efficiency until they
become culture beds for bacteria. In
stances are quoted where water, after
passing through filters whose packing
had not recently been renewed, con
tained ten or twenty times as many
bacteria as it had before it entered the
filter.
To insure a nappy new year, keep
the liver c ear and the bony vigorous
by using De Wilt's Little Early Risers
the famous little Pills for consti potion
and liver troubles. F. G. Fncke &
Co.
Giant Planing: Maclitae.
Our readers have doubtless seen li on
planlng-machines in operation remov
ing narrow chips of iron from the piece
they planed. In Buffalo, a planer is in
operation which at each cut removes
i shaving full tw" e inches wde from
solid cast iron. The knife is between
welve and thirteen inches wide.
The smallest things may exert the
greatest influence. , De Witt's Litt e
Early Kisers are unequalled for over
coming constipation and liver troubles.
Smail ptp, best pill, safe pill. F. G.
Frieko & Co.
The Modern Method.
is an awful th'ri not to kn?w
where ones next meal Is co.ning
from." "Ye3, but a good many of us
married men are experiencing it since
the grocery stores got advertising bar
gain sales." Indianapolis Journal.
Invented the Manic! sc-l.
The musical scaie is said to jiuve
hern invented by Guy Aretino, a monk
of Aiezzo, about 1025. His scale, with
material differences in naming some
of the notes, was substantially the
same as now in use.
Mr.'S. A. Fackler, editor of the
Micanopy, (Fia.,) Hustler, with his
wife and children, suffered terribli
ftom La Grippe. One Minute Coueh
Cure was the only remedy that helped
them. It t".cied quickly. Thousands
of others use this remedy as a specific
' fo- La Griooc, and its exhausting after
ietr.o;. Never f .ils. F. G. Frieke
l'Jilii-. Commercial Mrttio;lt.
It is ofrni ?a!.l no European can
underaiand ('liiiiee eommerciuf meth
ods. Here is a curious instance of the
celestial's mental inversion. A Chin
ese hotelkecper had contracted to
board and lode a visitor for a dollar
a day. As time went on he found it
impossible to get his weekly account
settled. So he offered to maintain the
guest for half a dollar a week. He
said he would lose less. London
I Chronicle.
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and complete stock of pure. .
Drugs
MediGlnCcS,
Paints, Oils.
Special attention e,ive'i lo
..Compounding Prescriplions..
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Also a full lino of Druggist's Sundrio-i
and l'uio Wines anil Liquors, for
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ALWAYS USE
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Dyspepsia Cure,
Digests what you cat.
It artificially digests the, food and aids
Nature in strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It isthelatestdiscovereddigest
antand tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in elllciency. Jt in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, II earl bum,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sicklleadache.Castralgia.Cirtnips.and
all other result sof imperfect digest ion.
Prepared by E. C. DeWllt &. Co . Cljicago.
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For Rats, Mice, Roaches,
and
rgS Vermin.
IT'S A KILLER.
After rating, all vermin srek watrr and the open air.
Hence this killer it the- most cleanly on earth.
For Sale by all Druggists. Price, 15 Cent.
REWTON MANUFACTURING & CHEMICAL CO.,
5 William Street. New York.
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