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I -I. I I t if if -i I I 5 Hi : -.1 . i 1 r. .-i Business and Profess. DIRECTORY. (ill;)! J. I. Unroll Dealer in Fine Furniture UNDERTAKER find. . . . EMP.ALMEH 410 Main st. 1 B. osier Dentist ( irfire Waterman block. Prices Reasonable, Work Guaranteed. The Semi-Weekly Kewsjlerald PUBLISHED ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS ... BY THE . . . NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY, I.E. MARSHALL, business Manager. DAILY EDITION. One Year, in advance, 5 00 Six Months One Week, Single Copies, SEMI-WKEKLT EDITION One Year, in advance, . . . Six Months, 2 50 10 tl 00 50 T1IK A XI LO-V UN Kl'tXAS AWAKU. The compromise award in tho boundary arbitration between England and Venezuela is satisfactory to tho former, if we may judge from the ex pressions of the leading English news- papers, says tho Omaha L-eo. im one or two exceptions these regard the result us giving England all that could reasonably have been expected and one journal says that Great Brit ain get3 more than on various occas ions she had expressed herself as will ing to concede to Venezuela. It U also generally regarded as a valuable con tribution to the cause of arbitration, one paper remarking: "Tho award h it was . nc!rrrd enroot fail to 2T1VO a 6trong Of any Cass County P. . , otinn.,, -rhitrntion . I III P - t U"? tU I U IV I n ' - - tion 330 feet loug and 270 feet wide has ! REPORT OF CHICAGO ft" ARKETS. been traced. I'art of the walls, gates T.?.E 1 ARGEST GlRGULflTlONl anHho rapidity witn whie Ll" . ' rendered cannot fail to givo Jewelers and .... Opticians Corner Sixth and Main Streets, Plattsmouth, Neb LEADING I I'Ai'i'Nl'l LAP Asont for ilie Eronch Skirt Supporter Union block FIRST National Bank Plattsmouth, Neb Stocks, llonds and Se curities poujjht and sold. II ,t M Pay check-; cashed . I'LATTSMOI Til . Bottling Works F. G. Egenberger, Pmprietor. Manufacturer Mineral and Soda Water. and all kinds ni.... Temperance Drinks. FRIDAY, OCTOBEK 0, 1S09. Admik.m. Df.wky doesn't seem to think tho United Stales goven.mu. ia mnkinrr anv mistaKe in making its control of the Philippines complete and, permapent. on: FALL Dealer in E RES II and SALT Meats ..Also.. Groceries and Provisions 411 Main st. Walking HcltS..-. A lne display of The most talkative man of the century Pattern Hats in a nas at last lapsed into silence;his voice 1 S. illlKlll Tin: exports of the calendar year ISO.) arc likely to be tho largest in our hlstorv, in spite of tho doleful predic tions made a to tho prospective effect of the Dingley law upnn our foreign market-?. Xhk money in the country hi.s in creased nearly ::' per cent in tho thrco years since Mr. Dryan and hi- follow ers wero trying to mike us believe that only free coinage could cau-o an in crease in our currency. V k i-;s n kn't Til f.o r n k sihah-lu, of tho Amalgamated lion anu Steel Workers association, testified before the Industrial Commission at Wash ington the other day that the trusts hivvo been beneficial to tho iron, 3teel and tin-plate workers, and added that. he had so much repeet for these great, ! aggregations of capital that he would not call them "trusts. WHAT has become of the gallant colonel from Nebraska? Can it bo pos sible that he has been silenced at last? How mutual are the ulTurs of men. How it will bo regarded in ene tela remains to be seen. That coun try is now convulsed with revolution acd according to the latest ad vices a new government may bo installed there at any time. Under tho terras of tho arbitration the award of tho tribunal is binding upon both govern ments, but it is po.-siruo. mat, a new government in Venezuela would not accept this. In view of the fact, how ever, that the decision of the tiibunal of arbitration was unanimous it is al together probable that Venezuela will nhiil, liv it. Moreover, not U do so would be an indignity to tho Aiue-n . h i - can citizens who represomoti cne zuela in the arbitration and through them to tho United meat, which rrouhi ao.mi, j tration. ,trfi Thus Kas b.wn ami'aitiy Jjicu a coot rovers v of lon standi " which for vcars w:s a menace t.s,PVceful j relatious between Great I '.ritw l ml Venezuela and for a time even f3tat" ened to impair friendship jU8rcn this country and England. jUe.s ".ery 8 - If kkm that the au"he ret '4e prices oi ueei is doi to " ' ab e to the kb;ef trust.' I except fl0m Chicago quoto the pi icis for live steers (:;:) per hundred asjthe high est paid in trepteiiibcr since lVl Can it bo possible, that the farmers teivo and towers aro still etanding, and many utensils and weapons tiave been dug up. It is believed that the camp was erected in the time of Nero. Hans Lawther, a wealthy citizen of Fulton, Mo., is defendant in a remark able lawsuit. Several years ago Mr. Lawther took Miss Ethel Lynch from an orphan asylum, under the condi tion that she should be educated and hrnouht tin na one of the fa mil v. The young woman alleges that instead of complying with the agreement, he gave her such a limited education that 9ho can only work as a servant. iie cause of this, she asks $2,400 wuges and ?5,000 damages. l"roui Tlii!i'ai!:iy's I:iKy. Following i- the r; tiie Cliicago board e furnisbed by M. S. sion merchant: tnge of f trade tod iy, as Ib-i'Ji;, cijit'. inis- StPlc a , govern-. orgaai own i.ed a Live Steer Tin a $f th- V. few da vs. oice drowned in the acclamations oi a grateful .country to the hero of the age, Admiral Dewey. The debt we owe to Dewey is thus doubled. Jones & McGowan Livery uml rt't't STABLE. Corner Main and Seventh sts. Bennett ..&.. Tutt, Leading Grocers. ( llassware and ( lueensware. I N M IS MAT I ON AND tll'lMO.S. Phil Thierolf, I ea!cr in Wines , . . .ami .... Liquors Agent Auheuser- Dusch Brewing Ass'n. ....PAYS.... HIGHEST MARKET PRICES ....loK.... Country Proc(uce Sixth and Pearl streets. A. W. HlWQOd ....si i. i s.... Slates, Tablets, Paper. Envelopes, Pens, Ink and .... Pencils. FOR Proper Printing AT Proper Prices r.M.I. ON The News. Tilt: Bryan element in Massachu setts has succeeded in naming a Bryan and froo silver delegation for the dem ocratic natio'nal convention, and in do ing so alienated enough democrats and independents to assure republican suc cess in that state. Two or more of the men nominated on the stato ticket by the F.rvan convention nao iuuiy- nantly refused to run on too. nee sil ver platform enunciated. DKMot KATif orators aro not discuss-in"- the Dingley tariff law this fall. Thev claimed that it would result dis astrously to our foreign commerce, would bo a failuro as a revenue pro ducer, and that labor would not be benefitted by it. Vet exports have steadily increased, the customs rev enue a-e running higher than at any lime under tho Wilson tanlT, ana every man in tho country who wants work can get it at advanced wage?. JriM.K Ri:ksk shows a proper ap preciation of the position of a supreme judge by declining to enter upon a i .. r. - r tVio ctiirnn dc- persociii iiiu iws - signed to arouso partisan rancor that would almost prevent an honest and impartial discharge of duty on the su premo bench, says the Bee. in ini respect the dignified attitude of .Iud?e ir.rvp stands out in marked contrast with that of Candidate Ilolcomb, whose camoaign has degenerated into H- scramble for otlico, with partisanship as tho solo passport. NEW : ADVERTISEMENTS HYPNOTISM 1 1 You can le made ; .nce, iuaress .. Brooklyn, N. V- A fortune in it for you. Start ilia KKYseut Free. a splendid Hypnotier at Vonnn. a: Henry sireei. PARKEK'S umd nALSAM Mir to it Youtniui wt- Commission Brokers iIiVKLL A: GRAIN TnisKK-KoUKTlT. of the men for the new regiments are rr.ised, ar.d the av erage number of enlistments increases ..nv,n ilim diminishes, savs tho Globe-Democrat. The regiments now- being recruited, of course, will not be in l. iizon in time to take part in op erations at the beginning of the cam paign in November, but they will un- doubtedlv all be on hand by .Januaiy or Februarv. If Agumatao is sun ,n large in the island and any lighting .rpintr on anvwhere. they will take part in it. The oo.oco or 60,000 Amer ican soldiers who will be in Luzon in n few months will undoubtedly be as effective an army for its numbers as wa9 ever assembled anywhere in the world. Snakes are the professional rat catchers in the Philippines. Nearly all of tho older bungalows in MatjJ possess what are called house snake, -huge reptiles, generally 12 or 14 feet loDg and as thick as a lire engine hose that permanently reside up in the roof and live on rats. These b'.'ir creatures are harmless and rarely, if ever, leave their abodes. r Tin. Prince or Wales while shooting in Austria caused temporary trouble ind ultimately made the fortune the nearest ladies' tailor, by stipulat ing that all ladies receiving invita tions to hoot with him should como in correct shooting costume. This, in Austria, con-ists of a short skirt cotn- inc half way between the kne ana ankle and a short, tight-fitting jacket. with wiistcoat of another color, boots of brown leather and a 1 yroiese hat with a feather. None of the ladies bad just these clothes at hand, and tho tailor h;id to double his force to supply them. An EriglUh chemist recently ex amined :;,105 samp'es of beer, of which ji m-pie foind to have been adulter ated, and the fct was also discovered that the adulteration of beer is almost exclusively confined to London. Of 1.77 samples of tobacco analyzed twenty-six were found to be adulter ated. i Oxford, Maine, has a custard pi-3 as sociation, wlrch meets annually in a hemlo.-k grove on the margin of Swan pond and gorges iaself with custard pie. It grew tut of a cutard-pic -eating L- -ntcst between two residents of the town Jl'.' years ago. Tho Saginaw river, in Michigan, is eighteen miles long and on its banks have been produced 28,000,000,000 feet of pine boards. Tho Titabawasso river and its tributaries empty into tho Saginaw and these streams alone have yielded ir,,0Oii,0(S0,00o feet of pine logs to satisfy tho appetite of the saw mills on this river. Tho production of lumber reached its high water mark in lsS2. when tho output wa- 1,011,- ooo tif in fet. It is now a little over :?f 10, 1 H'M , IOO f e C t .Ml 11 U 1 1 1 y . Dr. Lohwes of tho London aum mobile club propose to make a trip from London to Peking in a specially constructed automobile in the early part of next year. The distanco is about S.ocO miles and the tirao re fniiwil u estimated at about three i months. Tho iirt cotton mill in Kuiisas will soon commence operations in Indepen dence. The mill building is 200 by t.O feel, ar.d was donated by the citizens of Independence. Cloth factories aro evno'-ted to f.diow. Tho erection of this i.il' means an impetus to cotton iai-in; in Kansas, ana too cunuu acreage i:ct year will be increased several tinus. The German Navy G .zette heralds tho strar.g fael that Vice Admiral von Diedrichs, ihu former commander of the Asiatic squadron, the man who caused Pewej- so much trouble in Ma nila Bay, has been ordered to report to tho general stall' of the army for su.dy. lSI- I'l HMtJAN Tit Kl l. Wheat Sept De; My Corn evt Dec May .... Oats - Sept Dec May roik ect Dec Inn Laid Oct Dec (an Shott Ribs Oct Dec J n ;7t;,S? irti? iiS7t,3ii ; ri3 2T. !f8';- 131 cr .1 H 25 .. 9 7. 7.") '..T-; ;V. .2 ..! t ! . . -,.45 1.5 15 5.10 .. .i.lU .5..V5 jS... .. !r i- a vi ' .i.io j.vio U y.5 l.t'5 1. 1 55 !.-. njf i-'r. i f.'T )5 ; Remarkable Rfsvuc. Mis. Michac Curiiin, i'l .: makes the btatcment. t. .:t s i prices on i cold, which i-e'tlei on ; ; was treated for a moai t " J. phvsician, but gr. u- n.. -. her she wa- a lio;e!ci ; sumption ar.d tii tt ie c cure her. Her drujift s..; King's New D;sc..ve- 1 tioo; she bought n bottio m rlflicht found herself beneij first dose. She contlnv." 'r- -and after taking six bou';-- . f - ... 1 herself sound and well; now !'-- i . r own housework, and is as weil she ever was. Free trial hot -'..v-, uf thi Great Discovery at F. G. V U-.'.io Co. drug store. Only 5o cenls and 1.00, every bottio guaranteed. d lo 1 1 7t I AND HE WAS DROWNED. State. Supreme JuJite Rciiotit Sialc t niversity M. V.. RHF.SU I.. C. M UII.TUN Y. 15. I I V (.'uiiniy Treasurer Distiict l leik pi'.aay Judge hot in 'o;;r-ty upei inti-nuc'it . Cnr.n'.cr i Surveycr Indue .ludlr -Seci'iid I istr:ct . . . . . 1'Al I . II -! N County Clerk . . County. JAM MS ROI'.KK TSON . 1.. IIARTON '. IK IfSK WORTH .1. I-.. nOl lil.AS T. I-:. WILLIAMS KOIJLRT CAS P P. (.ASS ...1.. F. II II. It N The Roctor Coaspil rin That Case ti lllust raOon. While in this city on a recent visit. Dr. Leonard White of New York, a well-know n ppeci. Mst in nervous dis eases, told a very curious story, says the New Orleans Times-Democrat. ' Some years ago," said Dr. White, "a retired merchant of Chicago, a man of considerable mean.-? and great reputa ti.m fop what wc call 'horse sense,' conceived such an extraordinary dread of drowning that he refused to stir out of his house, and lived literally the fife of a hermit. Such c-.ses of mor bid hallucination, or paranoia, are well known to physicians, and the family was advised to humor the oia gentle man, who seemed perfectly sane on all other subjects. Knowing the facts. I could hardly keep from smiling when I pit ked up a paper one day and saw that he had died suddenly uf a stroke of apoplexy, and in lecturing later on bc loie a medical college in New York I was in the habit of referring to the episode as an iih:-'i ation of the ab surdity of premonitions. 'Here was a - - ..-1 ,..,b nil vT Q n - man, 1 used to say. who tmi ' per of grotesque precautions to avoid heing drowned. and after making him self and his family miserable for a number of years, he quietly toppled over with apoplexy.' This generally raised a laugh. I had cited the case. as usual, one morning, when a stu dent stopped me as I was going out of the building. 'Excuse me, doctor," he said, 'hut Mr. was a neighbor of ours, and there was a little circum stance connected with his death that I though you might be interested in knowing. lie was seized with vertigo," he cont nued, 'just as he was getting into his hath, ami slipped down to the bottom of the tub. The spigots were turned on. and what attracted atten tion was the watr running over the edge. The autopsy showed apoplexy all right enough, but there wa3 some doubt as to whether he was dead when hp sliimoil ilfin n into I lie tub.' After t that 1 ceased to use ihe case as an il liistraiiou. The coincidence was too strong for me." :ood than anything of Ilrd to Dn-ts the l'ri nt r, New York Sun: A 1 1 isonef s qucr freak caused consult rui.!:' :;.!. an nient in a criminal temt .-' To'oito Junction, in Canada, v. ':' for to be arraigned the man : ly ing in his coll with all i -and he refused to put in : -' Inter court, except as .. . . . pern had to handcuff Kim a--d ;.. by force. In Putnam t o.i . c .;u--ago, when Mr. .lusiiie Ct.l n w 1. ing a court of oyer and t?:: i.u r. an ly negro wouin. who wa.-, a pri.-. in the county jil. adopt a in measure for beeplup o-u f ih n room. The eherift n . . . ii in ' judge that the lady w.i: .ii;.lpiely :. robed and refused to c. f.i '. ' ' ' directed him to vra;; a o. t " her and bring her - - r. : hsarlns this order t.!ie cIoeiic-' and went with tlx i.i- , ther parPy. Jos.ph Siockfiu'd. Iln!; ntrnitire mm Stoves I, lVarlman desires to call attention to the trade that he has the largest stock of stoves ami furniture ever shown in I'lattsmotith and that he can- i not he undersold by any dealer tin the great state of Nebraska. I I e maile his purchases before tlie recent great advance in and is giving Ins cus the benefit of that fact. trices. 1 tuners These are facts which yon cann.ot atVonl to overlook when in uectl of anything in his line. If you are wise you will take a close look through his store room before buying. I. PHARI,MAN, t :;. i - i to the eurt be ise, I'l .t.tsm nth healed a sore running years and cured bis piles iug by using De V- i't's Silve. It cures U skit G. Frickc ,v t'o. W: dir IT PAYS Look Around . id''; tie V.ti'lid III ::'.es t)lle 'l''!itRr.iiti-t lo 1'ttH. Loniloii sia::.ii''i. chamber o coninv-tve h .. - lor Ihe introduction of !' card and telegi.un letter inveution, like the oi-iii' ;iy of Prof. Dr. Herns.;!'.!;. I I. posted in the usu.il v.i '. ai sages written on them be telegraphed or tei- pi ev. d iicm t.i'--postofiice to the l e. el it.'- " '1 there transferred to wlK.-- a.i.-. v. :: n would be delivered with 'i- o'diii.ov loiters. j For S tie A nomington typewriter, No. 2. Is in good repair ami has oeen used but little. Inquire at tho o'llce of C. S. Polk. llcfore yo'i make purchase-. After ytu have looked elsewhere, eoino to us and we yuaranteo you will bo plea-ed. Our new spring stock has arrive. 1, including Pry (ioods, Staple and Fancy (Iro eeries. Crockery. Gbissw -.re, Fluur ami Fcitl. A square deal to all. Wear Com. Co., Correspondents. OFFICE Over Atwood's Drug Store. PLATTSMOUTH, NEB. All Orders Promptly Executed. I'lattsmouth Tel. 2T-. HOI.CMlt AMI Ml'Tl'Al. INSI KAMK. Tn lSi'5 the legislature passed a bill authorizing the organization of mutual Direct Private Wire to Chicago, insurance companies. Ibis bill was presented to Governor liolcomo lor his signature. The governor aeiayeu his action in the matter until after the adjournment of tho session, when he vetoed the bill. In Iftf? an insuranco bill, identical with tho bill of 1805,was passed by both houses of the legisla ture. The next day it was learned that Silas A. Holcobm had been elec ted president of tho Mercantile Mutual Insurance company of Lincoln. What the consideration was for the veto in ISO ) is not known to tho pub lic. Hut it is known that for tho use of his name as president of the Mer cantile company he receives the sum - ra.s.iitratcrtsthefoodandalda of 300 per year. Wature in strengthening and recon- it.j3 evident that the 300 per year y,a oTbausted digestive Of- I , Kt drm-trnm in mora than the offer ?s. It is the laten diveR. of the olS Une compani fo hi veto. it in efficiency. It in- This is the same man wnom me iuton Dyspepsia Cure.- Digests what you eax. At the Strozzi palace, in llome.thc-ro is a book nidde of marble the leaves bo 1 tier f tnarv.-lous tninntss. The uo of coat-of-urms as badges for dilTerent families did not come into practice till the twelfth century. The-Germans are said to have origi nated it, while tho French devolopcd the science. What is probably the most vener able piece of furniture in existence is now iu the British Museum. It is the throne of ueon Ilatsu. who reigned in too Nile Valley some 1,000 years before Christ. Mrs. Sirah Yeager of F.npiria, Kan., recently sont So in a letter to Governor Stanley, asking him to give it to the Methodist Missionary society. She said that she had never been in troduced to the Methodist minister at Kraporia, aud consequently couldn't hand the money to him. The Coney Island club is trying to arrange a match between Fitzsimmons and McCoy. Until the former heavy weight champion finds out that he can not ret a chance at either Sharkey o Jeffries, he will not consider an offer t I h A nil.. illA to take on .mcuo.v tor wo u"uu.v weight championship. Commissioner, Second 1 ;str;ct J. H DAN !s "If you sour the world you will never hud a remedy eejuai to Oae Min ute Cough Cure," savs Flitor Fackler, of the Micanopy, Fla., '-Hustler." It cured his family of lagrippo and saves thousands from pneumoni ,lronehit is, croup and all throat and lung troubles. F. G. Fricke & Co. How the Hearts IW-:t at Mjlit. lied covering is intended to give the body ihe waimih that is lost by re t'ueed circulation of the blood. When the body lies down the heart makes ten strokes a minute less than when the body is in an upright posture. 'Ibis means tiOO stiok'S in sixty min utes. Therefore, in ihe eight hours that a man usually suc-nds in taking his night'-- rest the h'.ut is saved nearly i.oce .iro;-:es. .s u pun-pa omi- oi blootl v e.. a stroke, it lifts rjM.ciKt ouikcs le-s of hiood iu the night than i. wouhl du.'in the day. Now. th. li-iy is b. pen -put tor u waimth fii the icor uf the ehcula- rion. and as Hi- tuooii tv.jws .s. m'i. nure i-iowlv thrtaigh the veins when he is lying down the warmth loss in he reduce! circulatb'-u must be sup- lii tl rtlj co t-rihgs. Entand tonic it in emcieucy. ii u-ixui3 c?n?Piivea and permanently cures forces wish to make judge of our su ""'ci.r Indigestion, ueartDurn, nrnmft court. Sickneadache.Gastra the pro ty. preme court, lhis is tho same man hands they would commit .v . in blcKiieauV-,.vrJrfrtdieestioa the property, tne lives anu me imer all other results Kt ft Co Cb,coa. people of the great state of An nttoinnt to hold in Trafalgar souare. London, a demonstration in opposition to war with tho Boers, re suited in failure and confasiod. The speakers were pelted witb decayed apples and eggs and the police were finally compelled to clear the square, A well-preserved Roman camp has been discovered on the right bank of " 1 1 did me more i nprt Mv dvsnen-ia w-s mothV stai ding; after eating it was terrible. Now 1 am well," writes S. P.. Keener, II in ostem.Kan ., of Kodol Dyspepsia Cu e. It digests what you eat. F. G. Frickc cv L:o. PREJUDICED AGAINST (HEM. Superstitions tl;. hard. aal nautical superstitions die haoie.-t of any. Cer tainly very few shi;j.s iniain in port tn a Fiiday tor purely ,-ntiinental reasons, but the dislike to carrying a parson on board is still lampatit among merchant skippers. Martin West, in the Church CiiizKte. remarks that he once wihed the commander of a big liner a pleasant voyage. "Pleasant voyage! ' he letorted, sav- agely; "that's likely, ain't it. when there's three par.-ons shipped and one of them a bishop'.'" Here his feelings became too much for him and he called to the siewatd to refill the glasses. I was not surprised, says Mr. Wf"-:t, to hear that a cylintlfrr cover ".new ol'i in the bav . Pittir.ff "in n;y dull ou t per caiiifi ui. 1 shoo't hl:n Presi.lent King. FarmM's I'.tiik, Drookivn, Mich., his useci neuui Little Fit ly Risers in his f: tnlly. for ,ron,.B Savs thev are the best. These famous little pills cure constipation hilioiisness and all liver ani bowel trouMos. F. G Fricko & Co. What a rint l.y Mean. There are ten million bicycles in use in the world. If half of these turn out . . 1,-.., on a tine nay, nve miuiuu c.wukis h be having a spin. If they do on the av- . , : . .. 1. . ...Ill e-iage twenty nines apiece, mui nm make a total distance of 100.000.000 miles in that day. A hundred million miles is 4.000 times round the world. Each wheel of the average machine turns round TOO times in a mile. So that one fine day. when half the cyc lists in the world do a twenty-mile .spin witnesses 140.000,-o0.000 revolutions or the 10.000.000 wheels. Millions of dollars, is tho value placed by Mrs. Mary Uird, llarrishurg, Ph., on the life of her cniiu,wnien ene r , ia.i hv tho nca of Onfl saveu iroiu v-iv...K j ... - - Minute Cough Curo. It cures all . 1.1, .. .1 tM,SV-.f- 0,1.1 lllflff COUhS, lulu? niici uiuMn on" ""o troubice. P. G. Fricke Co. A Considerate Lover. Parent Of course, as my daughter is of age, she can suit herself as to marrying you, hut the day she does I will cut her off without a penny. Suitor (after a pause) Well, under those cir cumstances, sir, we will break our en gagement. I could not think of de priving a young lady of her inher-itance.-Harlem Life. For Sale ok Kent Store room and dwolling combined, 34xjS feet, known as the T. V. Davis store, in Mnrrnr. Inouireof J. W. Edmund?, . - j - j Murray, Neb. )', a skip y the ha ml and hep":; be had had a good voyage. ' Voyage! " he replied, in heartrending tones; "don't call it that. I've nevr had such a don's time in my life, (lot two parso-.s aboard at Sydney and an other at King George's sound, and blame me if two missionaries did not join at Colombo! ' Sooner than sail with Ave parsons again I'll break an arm or a led; ami ;-t put ashore!'' :ee ti e pieju-.lice iu all its iii list talk to tlie masters of "liet glory o ocean innii i," continues Martin West once a case was quooii to me as showing great pre-"1 "ice of miad am' .seamanship on the part of the skip per. The ship had a couple of rai--""s aboard and. as Ihe crew expected, the voyage was disasi i .us. The misfor tunes culminated in the decks being swept and O re., men wa.-died over hoard One was a parson. v.hn ought have been Iicioa Little Pimples Turn to Cancer. Cancer often results from j"; i i purity in the blood, inborn ! general ions back. Few peo.. tirftly free from some taint ir, j 1 and it is impossible t.) tell v " break out in the form of tL ; ' ; cer. What has appeared t .' pimple or scratch hn- ticvi 1 the most malignant Cancer. "I had a severe Cancer wlii-' v -only !i f-w l.lutelies, llir. I ttx v- SIHIll (Ii' i tr-u ted liy - .'-'I f phystciaiis. 1 .. s ' of their efi' o ' - ' i.' I cpr srrc'itl ii " i 1 i'. - ' chiU'ii I'fi-ai'i' .i.i After ii'an.v no:, trealliienl ini .:i stentiiiy v. f i e. elded to l ry S. S. s. which .-" -tr.midy reeiruni-ii.! 'I !ir.-l lMitlle riroi'io-i ! mi i in 4V'l .'. !;, prove hi -nt. I cuiiinui-d i fl anviik. ffi the mt dii-iie . and ia A-' - JTV: T 2i four monius th- last lit tle seat dropped oil. Ten yen is hive eliipsed, ad uot a sign uf tiie thbeus. has remviif d.'' it. K. Williams, Collsl'i:i I;. M .sS. It is dangerous to expirin ? nt with Cancer. The disease is beyond ti;e s-;p! of physicians. S. S. S. is the tr, ; e-. -, because it is the oniy remeuv i.. i goes deep enough to reach C-ancc-.-. F. S. Main Street. WHITE, I Mattsmou' Plattsmoutli Coal Yard IS TMK PLACH TO PUY- HARD COAL, CANON CITY, SOFT COAL ALL ;AI)KS OF WOO!). 1 a ' Kir n it--'? To PATENT Good Ids:; ui.iy he Becur il ly uii' aul. AtJili'-.-, IHE PATENT REC0R0, Baltimore. J. i rU-tli'in t' Tli'- i;etit Keoord i.ci r-r tinunu Hi &riSc?? mm ilVal TIME TABLE PLATTSMOUTH. NEB. 1 I t ovil-if : 1 ilc- I incoln j ' ima'na j ,e I ena ortland San Francisco All points west. ChlcaKO St. Joseph Kansas City St. Louis anel all points East and South. No dm est .d. The Bioo (Swift's Specific) is the only bl " l remedy guaranteed Purely Vt-getH1 i All others contain potash and iiom -sury, the most dangerous of lninernl-. l'.tMiks on Cancer and blood diseased mailed free by Swift Specilie Company, Atlanta, Georgia. to After this the weather suddenly aauieu anu me snip came safe to land. I remarked that the parson ought to have been under hatches. 'Ah!' replied the edd sea-dog. who told me. Cap'n S is a good man. He talked it over with the mates and there seemed nothing else to be done. So they got him up on pnrpose. P.etter one man than a whole company, and the parson ought to have been pre pared, while it warn't in reason that the whole crew should be.' " ALWAYS USE TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS! I. Iienver exuress L'vl nm iv. Chicago exuros ":l- nm . ). Local eiprt'tit, daily, It"?, K;-. nna. fit Louis, all pointn MuiHU 1 0:(T) an I b.ii--t exo. dully, li n ri i i. .' Km ( I; leu.' o, ul .' p' in i Imi . . . II);-'.'1 ii r::i!!avs take u ( la a in ) ; .hi ai etp. ! i ly ecipt .-uu- iinf . I'.icilic Juueti'Mi 1 1 ' .m c I- rell'.t, dmly x -"pt -uuJiiy I'm itio Juii' th ti -1" iiiu n; vetibulod txp. titUy. ftur linxinn, Cli Ku nri'l to merits !ttsi . 'M.rotiKh train l .r st Louis and M s.,t; "i'.-7 Ui. Lot-:U p. tlnlly s t l,".K.iii CMy. St LiiuIm. I'lileuo .ill p.ilnlH ;:sl mul Htiuiri. ... boon p, ilily.t.-iinliH. I. In eoirt, I 'en ver nmJ lnL4-ni-' d lilt- rll III 1 "is : l.l iCHI cxp. (1 h 1 1 y . 'III I i 1. i. r : f r--; - til. l. y , - -., . i! y, t 'l:vr n-. i.i.-n-.- i' 1 1 - --, So j ; 1 1 i '.. '" , ' 1 1 7. 1 ii". in;l, ilA-iV, il'n.i.-i.t ii" i.iu'-... -.17 . -.'.i !r.,ifc 4 ex l i i . 1 1 1 1 y I pie I'l -IT Hit. . I: HI.. VJ cl ' vt;r li ti-J 1 11 pi"!"' t-i "in- Ift.lifS f i riidii, t'lnli . Mil 'il.forui:i. UUl hi or .uu IhI-uoI. IC ,,-k II Li-, if W v Motititna uii'l '.ill-j 2. W , L j s.. i. Lueiii cjtp. ilillyoxeept in- i X I ,iuy. Loil.vii;.;. AHlilarnl. f-T"'r;V'N f I Uiilitm, si huyicr 3 J t''ii.' ! i " 11. Lot -il cx p, tl iilly except Su n- I f-rt' i." .- ' (ly,Occtl a and Liu-olii.. 5 I'S-- 1? i ..... .1 r 1 , rinil ruet .rilr.i l.ul Ji 'ii Pill 50 pi., COCOA PURE! HEALTHFUL !! 5 Kit plenty. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will digest what you cat. It cures all forms of dysjiepsia and stomach troubles, E. K. Gamble, Vernon, Tex., savs, "U relieved mo from the start and curel mo. It is now my everlast ing frieDd." F G. Ft iclie & Co. Wanted Salesmen for lubricating oils and greases, paints varnishes rnd specialties. Complete line; very lib eral terms. Tho Detroit Kefming Co., Detroit, Mich. Shinn's cafe and fruit stand, Perkins houso block. FURNITURE NO UN DERTAKINC Llnnor Cimtiic!J'tyf? iiuuoc rurtmaniivi'ci STOVES, RANGES. Our stock In ootaplete In all lluei and wt loTlte our frlendt to look It OTr WeJll eodeaTor to please you. CU anJ u STREIGHT C STREIGHT. (8ucceior to Iietry Booek. ' PLATTSMOUTH, XI'M IHE PERKINS HOn F. R. GUTHMANN, 1'ic; ates $1 and Sl.50 r Centrally Located and C" . fortably Furnished. PLATTSMOUTH, y.OEiil a iiiic I'lU'-oln.. VCKt pru -i -t pir, ., com '.. anu rec-iiiiiritf cnalr uan 'n!:: ,ti.i iin llirduph trains, llckelasoid :i..i ,:i:.-i:v ?)iecke'l to iny uolnt, to thei ' ' lin-i -i ii tcs ur ('a:iii'Ja i-or oiforuiatlon, t irnts tatlen, maps and tickets e:'.i ir write In W. L. i'lOKKTT. AKeut,, l'latlMii.outb, Meti. I. KKAN;KS. (it'n Pas AiL. Ui'iaba, Neb. M. I. TMIK Kly. TKA1NS OI..1SO NOHTH, No. I 4:0 a. ro SO. Ih'l '.! No. 121, local frelk-.it l.u u.u TIlAlMf COIVO HOI'Ttl. No. "J 10:1.1 p in No. l i-', ini-.il freiuht ?::.") u m No. ! 4 :eJ v tn A rrivwl am llipirlnrft.f MnlU. ARRIVAL. 7K1 a. in On-aha and ""Uh. South on M. P. 7-M " -West, li.i"t an-l S'juth on liurlinKt :m, .t ininria, We-t on V. f. ti:j" " - Lincoln and meal tn Omaha. 1 i t:i " Scliiiyier, Lust on N. V. ll:.Vi ' St. Lou-s. Suuih on M. P. J i'lv. :n L-ast on li. 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