Business ami ftwwiia
DIRECTORY.
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Fine
Furniture
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F.M HALM Kit
I io M iin st.
Snvtter l Go
Jewelers
ami ....
Opticians
Dentist
W :i 1 i' I ii :i ti block.
Prices
I b'.-tsonable.
Work
( i inr.Aiiti'i'il.
lf.a ding
-.-lil !..i the-
l'ltll!l
Skirt
Su tor I it
1 1 nion bl rk
ri. a n siiiii i n . .
Bottling
Works
( '.trie, r
Si xl li mih!
sin els.
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FIRST
National Bank
F.gcuherger.
I'l iirii:tel .
1 'iftth-lllOllth, N"h
M .11111 hi, t III it
Mineral and
Soda Waters.
lit I :ill km. Is
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Temperance
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FALL
Walking
Hats....
Aro now in.
A Fine display of
Pattern Hats in a
few days.
Meats
Groceries and
Provisions
11 I M.iin -t.
i
Jones
&
McGowan
f J very
(t)!(f u r
STAB IX
Corner
Main :ind
Seventh sts.
Bennett
Tutt,
Leading
(irocers.
I J lasswa.ro
and ....
, icons ware.
Phil
Thieroif,
IV.iYi in
Wilms
. . . .'lill.l . . . .
UKiuors
i;cnt....
A nheuser - liiisfh
Browing A-'n.
Wiley Block
....I'WS -
I lie. 1 1 F.ST
M AlJk'F.T
P1MCF.S
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Country
Produce
....si- U.S....
Slates,
Tablets,
Paper.
Envelopes.
Pens, Ink
nnd . . . .
Pencils.
Ft i :
Proper
Printing
AT
Proper
Prices
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The ics.
Sixth
Pearl
and
streets
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HAii? DALSAM .
rwnM r..l U-a':tnl tu DiT.
IT PAYS
To Look Around
I'.eforo you make purchases.
After voif have looked elsewhere,
.ouie to us nnd we guarantee you
will be pleased. Our new spring
Steele has arrived, including' Dry
Goods, Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries, Crockery, Glassw re. Flour
and Feed. A square deal to all.
F. S. . WHITE,
Main Street, Piattsmouth
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structing the exhausted digestive or
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stantly relieves and permanently cures
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Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
SickIIeadache,Gastralgia,Cramp3,and
allother resultsof imperfect digestion
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vp LARGEST GIRGULftTION
Of any Cass County Paper.
TI.KSBAY, OCTOHRK ill. 1SW.).
Thk democratic candidates are mo.st
ly out husking coi n and cultivating tho
farmers, in tho hopo a vain ono of
winning enou!rh vote to rnrry tho
election.
Kmc a fow duy after the convention
tho f u.-iion ists wero eonlident thoy
would elect tho ontlro ticket, but now
the most brazen of thorn only claim
tli ro on tho fusion ticket.
Somk of tho friends of tho poor old
Journal should soo that it gets a littio
job of printing from tho county. The
fioor old tiling is becoming hysterical
and something will have io be done
soon. Of course it will have to bo u
little job.
Tm-: people of this nation are p-oe-perous
andprogrcsbivo as never before.
This condition cm ho strengthened
and made more emphatic ana per
manent by tho record made with the
ballots this fall, or it can bo dis
credited, unsetted and threatened.
Thk laiost exchange to reach THK
NkVS oflicj is Vol. 1, No. 7, of tho
Cody F.nterpriso, published at Cody,
Wyo , by W. F. Cody (I3uffalo Tlili)
and J. II. Peako. The paper is very
interesting', being well tilled wiih
reminiscences from the pen of Mr.
Cody, who knows moro about the wild
west than anybody. Mr. lYake is a
prictieal newspanor man.
Pi: ksi dent McKini.ky snowed very
dourly in his recent speech at Minne
apolis that expansion found as ma- y
opponents and as much criticism when
Ihe Louisiana territory was acquired
and ihe Alaska purchase made as it
does today, yet everybody now con
cedes that both of those purchases
wero extremely wise and extremely
advantageous in tho results to tho
Union ami the people atT-ced.
l.uVAl. and consistnt (ieniac!-ats,
and chore are millions t f them, must
blush for their party nn-i tho reputa
tion which i's would ho leaders are
making for it when they reU Aguin
aldo's latest manifesto, in which ho
says that kIa Americi there is a
great party that insists upon the gov
ernment's r cognizing l-'ilipino inde
pendence, and wo should pray God
that tho great dem emtio party shall
win at the next election, uud imperial
ism f.il in it mad attempt to .nh
j igate us by force of arms.''
Tin-: cotton manufacturing of the
country sjems to have adjust-, d itself
into very satisfactory shape, and the
New F.ngland fooleries in particular
are no longer in need of popooratic
sympathizing as to the bad effects of
the Dingiey law upon their industry.
Tho monnco to the northern mills
I h rough the opening of now factories
in tho south has disappeared, and
mills both north and south aro declar
ing good dividends and giving steady
employment to thousands of opera
tives at satisfactory wages.
Pkoi'LK who watch the efforts of the
railroad companies to handle their
freight traffic will agree with Mr.
Hryan's recent reluctant statement
thai "there seems to be some prosper
ity." The demands from all over the
country for cars to move products con
tinues to tax every resource of the cur
shops. Tho railroads centern g in the
great manufacturing cities of the east
are making use of everything in ihe
shape of a freight-carrier that can be
made to run; yet complaints of short
age and delaj-a are constant, while in
the west tho crops aro t;.x ng ti e
roads to their utmost.
The managers of the Philadelphia
F.xport exposition, white not compl in
ing ab-jut tho prosperity and bu-ine3r.
activity of tho count y, make no hesi
tation in saying that they should have
had a far bstter display but for the
fact that manufacturers weie 100 bu-y
to prepare exhibits. "Tbe manuf .c
turors said to me," remarked Presi
dent Wilson, in discussing the suuj- ct,
"that they had from six months' to
two years."' orders ahead, and that they
wero therefore unablo to spar- the
time to prepare special exhibits or to
prepare such additional orders us the
exhibits mitrht bring thm.
The following liti 10 tanle won d
SI. m m- -V nf lit A Tl I? r 1- 1 -v M. . 1 t vn
that without free coinnye there couid j
be no increase in circulation in iho
country. With an increase of $1.23
since July 1, 1S9G, a few d y prior to
Mr. Bryan's nomination, for ench one
Of the 70,000,000 people in the United
States, it can be seen tht Mr. Bryan's
prophesy was a few dollars out of the
way:
I'ale. Per capita
circulation in the
L'uited States.
July 1. 1SW $21 US
Jan. 1. ist7 23 OS
Jan. 1, 1SP9 23 42
Jan. 1. 199 25 t
July I, 1S9 25 St
Sept. l. lSt)9 ii
aici; falsi: i'Koi'iifts. i
linn ol th- bjectii'tn iirod a'-iinHt
tin; .r'HiV t i 1 1 whieli tin) I epu ! lica n
party otl'i.'l" d ill co:.gie-s last wlrt'-r
w.-n Hint it would lie t in p i ' o to r- -ci
inl th- fiirce proviiled f..r t Si.-1
me .sur-. War in ih' I 'li 1 1 1 pji -, il
Wits ! tatod, wouiit lie so Uiiltoiml 'i- ;i;.d
hoi-vice lli n; in in r th': si.-u - ;n u
htri 1 1' s Ho (iltljox i. u- t .La t I he In-'.v :' iny
e.ou d not be reeiuiled "Vuii wiii i.ot
get the m. u," shouted a democrat e
leader on tho fioor of the I ouse.
"Oil! or wiil bo appoint' d to com
mancJ" which will not ox -t," ho de
declared, "becaiiBe men will no', t-i.-ll-t.
Ttiere will be on y two w i l 'ft
jj;
rnielng lhi amy by inert-asii"j
the nav of the soldiers or bv to t r .f
coiim:' ition, forcing mer: into tho
army. If this house i endy to incrt-ioe
llie pay if tho army?" oe c i-d. ' Is
it ready to con.sei-i;t tho citi7eti- (,i
the I'' it"d Sta'eH tt gel them intota.-hi-my?"
And then ho went on to ptint
in lurid color tho terrifying obT.ir.
of the misorablo condition tin- coan
try would bo in when conse iptioii
otlicera wont about impt esain iiitoiLe
army tho young m;n noedel to feed
tho vor cious appotitu of th it mia
te r i mporialism.
It is to bo hoped that tho peatlem m
ha-i nfit lost ny sleep over this night
maro of his imaginalion. Itfi ort
f'om tho various recuiting il!l - s
throughout tho country uhow that
whiif'six nien havo been rejected for
every one ace- pted for tho ar'n,
owing Ki t ho high standard require 1,
i he army has b en entirely rcoruiii-d
up to th i 10li.(M)0 limit in a ph-n -'11-enally
ehort lime, and with a e'e-u-
t ering wero
Philippines.
to set? so 1 vice in the
lilt: Dos Moinon Lead 01 has a sr.: ik
ing car loon, says the Stato .Jour
nal, showing liryiin iu an agon
ized effort to ftill tho tumult botw. on
the (Joebol and anti-Goobol factions in
Kentucky "For heaven's sake, gen
tlemen,'" ho shouts, "put up your
weapons can't you see you may hurt
me?" That is tho colonelV camp tig a
Cry everywhere this year. In Xi - 1
braska it is: "Perhaps the fu-in
candidates are not everything thai
could bo wi-hed, but can't you see that
if you don't vote for them yo.i may
hurt me." The only test of party .
fealty in the fusion camp is now ad-
herence to Bryan. A m n may ba a j
believer in all ol" the many tenets of ;
the fusion forces, but be is not worthy j
of p'nee in the synagogue unless he is
ready to wallow in tho dust and de
clare that IJryun is not second even to
G-Nrge Washington and Abraham
Iiiicoi n.
IN KOKMATKIS AM Ol'I.NKi.N.
! .John White, aged !-i.oen, -uppos d
I to have been killed in a railroad
i wreck at Motoor;, 111., telegraphs his
fathe- at l al, led., that ho is aiii .
Tho f tther sent money to Mattoon to
bury the body tit the time of the
wr' rk, and is now pu.z o-l ovo.- the
quotion .as to who-o hoy he bio ie !.
Tho task of recruiting the volunteer
army for the Philippines i- r .otic o y
completed. Jt was announced ai th
war deptrtment yesterday thai al ih
reiriments havo been tilled excen (Hi
nt the iiddi'ion-tl colored tegiui-.--tho
F01 ty-ninth, which needs --
than o'li) men. These will b. s- cu;
within forty-.-ight ho Mrs.
i
Near English, Jnd., J. rry L. Su:
dar h, while huniiiit", killed a biro of
species unknown to thoso who have
seen it. The bird has scow whit
feathers on its ody. those o i the back
having a slight golden lingo. Th
bonk is Feven inches lone and almo
as sharp a? a needle. Tho beak is of a
golden color, except toward the t n
where it is a steel gray. Tho eyes are
yellow and the legs, which are ai
black as iuk, are twenty three inches
long. When standing, the total
height of
inches.
the bird is sixty-eight
For an unknown reas m T) s. II I
Cameron and P V. M h "ney engaged
in an impromptu pistol duel at A ex
ander City, G i., and both were dau
gerously wounded.
Ono of tho ttchool ofliaials of New
Orl- ans who has sp-mi sever d weeks
examining the school system of Ch -catro
h 's returntd i ome, and rays to
found nothi ntr superior to the educa
tional ftcilmes of his own Crescen
city except the Forestville school and
the liberal salaries pud to the teach
ers.
Doutke Cockran, in ti speech at the
New York m-eting hel 1 to express
sympathy with the Boers, asserted
that before many days tho Unite
States would intervene to stop the
war between England and the Trans
vaal. Mr. Cockraa was interrup'ed
several times by English sympathizers
amoDg the audienco At tho close o
the meeting, some of the crowd se
cured a union jack and tore the Hag te
pieces.
KK1THL11AN TltliKT.
State.
M. B. REESE
. ..T.. G. M GII.TON
W. li. ilLV
Regent State University..
Jodirittl.
Judgo Second District FAUL J ESSEN
Couniy.
JAMES ROBERTSON
J.L. BARTON
....G. F. HOUSEWORTH
J. L. DOUGLAS
T. E. WILLIAMS
County Clerk
County Treasurer. ,
District CL- k
County Judge
Sheriff
County Superintendent.
Coroner ,
Surveyor
ROBERT CASE
:..P. P. GASS
....E. E. hILTOS
Commissioner, Second District.
J.H.DAVIS
Beecham's Piu lor distress nfter
eating.
".
MUTUAL INSURANCE.
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Ji Till 1
! j!'
Ol
Y lio!io!lli l're:uei
jMiiii-.I ;i 'o)ii,!:i .
t r I 1 t f A 1
Til I.T !-
I.il--i:,ili in
1- .'! .' Iti'jT
1
I
of Silas A.
f inurane.
atrt-ntion of
tile
hill
matter 1
nges th3
th- 1
to th
oil-1 of the si ate, ami If ad 3 ar otic-..
i::'-vlt.il'l - coni.luioTi that it wonM
Lr- un-nfe to pi v.o snch a man on th
M.ij;rcme 1 tvif h. A rvoak man iu tie
pi-est-iiee of i. -ltij, ration -vhiIo in tL
jjubevtiat-'.ri'il chair, what could he t-ii-ftnl
of him as a jud3t? What sis--Voii'd
b .- faff ia hii hands?
During the lt-;.;islutiv.j ses5siori of Isn't
th' ie v.a.-i l';t rmiimthm to pus.s a law
v.'hi'-h wjuld allow th- organization of
mutual compaiiiei f . tr the insuring of
villjo and town property. To defeat
this th. i- was present at the state houau
an iirgmi.'"l lobby, possessed of ample
means for oil room purpose. It was
well known fit tho time that -tlO.OOO in
eusli v.';e: on baud to bo used in defeat
ing mutual in u:uiee legislation.
On .Tan. l i Mr. Iiioekmuu of ilichard
s .11 irf rodu' i.d Ijouao roll 2-i'J, a bill mi
tbori'in,,' the fonealion of muru?l coin-jiaui---.
Tt was perfectly satisfactory to
the peuple who were demanding mutual
itisxn ;ue-. Tli" vei-ord of the introduc
tion of the hill is futiM.l on pnge'iClof
the h"u.se journal.
On Feb. C!' th" bill was reported to
the geii-'ral li---, and was delayed there
until r.h.ivh '27, when it was taken up
in tin.- coiniiiii! -e of the whole and re
eommen.led !' r i-assaue. On March 80
(page 1, IS" : the hous journal) it wn
pa.-s 'i bv ii!ia'ii:iir,iis vole. Such r-
fona- rs us ll.irrv
Hall and Sodernum
V.VTV
1. a -j
he i
Si ) 1
and voted tor (be bill. T h fe
tor
aiiii'.ius vote was that
!e ha I been iu sight
1 ,
b.n-ty th.it any mau voting
the bo! would lu-veltoen marked
as a hood!, r.
aii.t!!.
:i.-T
at 01
The lobby concentrated its efforts to
(bleat the bill in th" senate. Every
method of delay was resorred 4o. At
laa! Hi) ' prominent, clerk was bribed.
Money was ofered ro senators to get
them to delay or lo-e the bill. At one
time the o'l" ci-ooked clerk and on?
boodling seua'oi- carried it away and
Mere made to disgorge 011 lr after th
s uaro ha-l i Li warrants for their ar
rests. In th" senate, as in the house, all th
boodle ph'.ns failed. The bill passed
with but one dissenting vote, and that
one senator was politically blacklisted I
for that ;tet and has never since been 1
allowed to hold ollice.
But the old-line insurance people
knew what thev were doing. Thev had
delayed the tinal passage of the bill
'; until the la.-t day of the session. They
knew what (iovernor Iloleoiidt would
'do. Tin km-w that he would Wait
! until alter the adjournment of the
I leyi-datuiv, when ail danger of passing
j ovt r his head was past , and then he
w 01
hi
I (he bill.
Tho r eo
(page 1 :)"!
I .- h w ilia; on April 3th
of the house journal), the
bill Was iileseilied To t he gOVCrilOV bv 11
: joint committee. 1'iiiil if reached his
j hands it was car -fully guarded to Leep
i the lobby i-t.s and boodiei's l'ri'iu .stcjinr
jit. At that la.ie day one of the clrls
1 was otTeved l,0X) if he would hue the
l.il! or allow himself to be hell np and
robbed ( f ir.
j After to- adjournment of the legisla
1 hue Governor Holcomb carried out his
part of tb contract. After numerous
consultations with a Lincoln lobbyist
i he vetoed t he bill. For this action he
d was nover a' le ro
ie a decent excuse,
oi ten ti the slrony
md left hua-eh:
suspicion iLar ha liad filtered into a
sat isfa' tC'j'y deal wiih the boodliiig
lol.'by.
Tiie defeat of this meritorious bill in
such a sn.-piciou.s manner caused much
indignation over the state and the next
legislature met with the determination
ro pass a mutual insurance bill and put
it through so early that a cowardly gov
ernor could not head it off. Jones of
Nemaha on the ISfh of January, 1S97,
introduced house roll 183, a bill exactly
similar to the Ihockmau bill, except
that it hud several more sections relat
ing to assessments and other matter,
which were also covered in the laws al
ready on the statute books. The bill
passed the house on the lj'th of March
by unanimous vote. It passed the sen
ate on the 2d of April with just oii
negative vote and was presented to the
governor on the. 3d of April.
For some reason not orally explained,
but which is pretty well shown up by
the records, Governor Holcomb held the
bill until the Sth of April, when he an
nounced to the legislature, that ho had
signed it.
New the scorn' : That same day the
news was given nt that a new insur
ance company hud been organized under
the new law and that ilas A. Holcomb
was elected as its president. This action
had been taken before the bill was
signed a ud the salary of the president
was fixed at -o par month. Comment
nn this transaction is unnecessary. "The
records are the best evidence."
From that date to the close of hi
official term as governor, Holcomb drew
money every month a follows:
Salary as ovei iior f-io3.SH
Salitry as insurance president iVi.tK)
Hake-off iu hous-- rent deal lf.0
This was a pretty Comfortable salary
for a "plain iwi," and did not count
the other perquisites he might get iu
the way of railroad passes, assossmeuts
from clerks and appointees and other
"complimenraries," as G. W. Palm
would term thorn.
Silas mudr- the oflice pay, but the in
hurance scau.lal will be remembered. Il
will have another chapter.
Luminous Human lJotll-.
Bartholin, in hio treatise "De Luce
Hominumet Fratorum." iu I'l 4 7. gives
an account of an Italian lady whose
body shun" with phosphoric radiation
when siently ruhbf-d with dry Unon. Dr.
Kai.c in 1 '. List voyage to the polar
regi."T
able .
( a.;..
M: i - '
wh.
(lea . ::
appt-
v i 1 'SSi l' ao:e l a?- ieiiiLii-
. a. a of i ia,:-;. lioi'ese-r.ec. few
;o,,;:! by Sir Henry
u-i ntary .-thr authorities hv
.i.e hioroiii j iy shortly before
,js pres.LU-d a pale, luminous
r.ce.
Send tho NEWS lo your friend?
Millions Given Away.
It i certainly k r t i f. 1 11 j to iho pub
lie to Uiiow of one concern in the land
who iiro not afraid to be ge uorou to
the need v .nd s u lb-r i n
sulb-ri nc Tho proini-
oi-'m New ! )!m:o'. TV for
...... ,
; e'o - o! Dr. K
Con -1: in ; il i 'ii , 1 ini'-li- hm i-mi!., Intv
"iven away ov. r ten mi lion na'
hollies ef thl' r" .1 o : lie; a..tl
have tie -:i ' i --f eiion I k i w l i? 1 1 h
j nb-( 1 a I el y c o ed t ho'I-i i ial- of hope ie.- -
ca-" A.-tiiuri, ' noi;eh i t ; -, hoar-.-ro -t s
aid :'ll tii-e. s. - ef th" tin- at. !..
arid Ivings -r.- i;ely cuii-d by it. C ili
on P.O. F ;ek" Co diei.'LM-ts, -ii-.i
get a five triai v-i-tle. 1! - juhr -i?"
6oe aii.i 1. liv. -y bottle guaraat. ed,
or priee ref u ro i . d
i II I lie i n. :-.
Wle II !'e- ill' eli' .-!. I ; 1 ' in the Al-
f"! r iii 'as unve:;i.l hy Lord kuti
fui'ly none ( 1 1 - . in was more please,
t'iaa tie- Maoiis. Their lirsi. e.e aina
tion , at 'AM'-'" aiel t iea wle-n lil-.v
looked er;..ia'iy u;- a tin- alap!" It roll a
piopn.tioms ,,f he, a.io-.s. and not. d "",! P rr Ihe ,!., .-veaae li,:
htr eoppei-eoiored iVauifs. iheyrai.i: ! IiaLcJ ou ' h I'-1' ka'sf f r
"All light
She i - e'l,
all t!:
d u-:-
.s.i ui" a : Oil i'.el Vi'.-'
v. Zealand Hi-
' f iiI.ii.iiiii lli-in'.rierl t I fiioitl.
The I '.':-!!- ( .'oi n -.i)o:.deneij of th"
( lii'-ao li.or (ean Ji;-. I'.ieiu'nras
lias .lis--ov. I'-l a hi' lei!'- u;i!;ie.'i
'picture ! I .: I : a nd L ,n a lio i.!
jhui'eli ai A'n.a i....,a. li i., lii" p r-
trait of a ha ial.-oim- youth of :':'.
dressed in black, with a v' i'a- i-nl! ir
and lar;-- hai . ! I. !..
I
N.I'Ul'" e if t-n!V f -eil tfi" flilia-e.fi
life w! h the !'.! eat"!! which 1-dl
g'-sto.l. Merbin" will i-cm, vierorat-- a
wja- h o-n:ii'!i, iul r-o i in on y diyo--
tion a- to iusuie. the ni.tui-al b o m of
, 1 . . 11 . -. v . 1 . - 1 : . . . .
nemti. 1 1 ice. -,-. r u. r ic v- e.
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I't-Hrfal l'lteoit nl with :i U.ii: .
Miss Kvr.Iine Qc.Ick ef !.'' s.a w..:
Pike county. Fa., h; I r; . ( .t.-.et!
t( 1 w iih a moi.st -t ivies .:'. at
lin;,. u'ar t he viiia: .
il'f ws y.i).,
in a Ii. lu'.i-'oei- en . ie- i ..alias a
btioh. v.-ecu it r-.':t iin.', a". ' . ; he P- : a .-.
en " s- " ' !-. : " o to
rip-'.. ' i ' . ' ;--
eoah: . -;i a:.:-;.u-.-- .;, i. lm;.- ioi:
b: into - .v. . '. - ai fas: -
ei:i -I .. fa i.As iu ill" of h-.-r .skirt.
Willi a -hri-k Aii- . (b-i,:-. spra an from
th( halUUlot k. V. hell t !:e .-:., i k" ioos ;:c,l
its hole ioi!:c, a clii'.. tie vounu
holy rct...n-i am! i-ihe! fi.ak"
Willi I v-o-- I'e : tiVe Pel in i' I.St'l
and luoi ei. veil i. oi"-:;.
tJed Hot Prom the Gun
was th" bad thai hit th II. Sh-nf i!.;ui
of Nc-w );, Mich., in lh-j Civil V.'.-r.
It caused horrible Fleers that no
treatment heiped b r o eri i s. Then
BuciJen's Arnica Salv cioeil iiiin.
Cures Cuts, lb uise. Ibo ns, I :i Is, t
Pehms, Corns. Skin Empt.ii.tss. I lest I ',., :, fr. sl . ul- or won - .Is. ia
Pile- cure on earth. "" cents a box. either the human sir-j.-i" or in -a-(.'u
re 0 uar i nt et'd. Sold le, F. (J. Prieke in-i!-, as it dres-in I i r i.s tn--w
& Co., driig'i-l.
Tons iT Ilriiniu'"-'- '.
f'liai b'-ton, lb.. cJain:.-- ' own the
largest bioon-eorn a:-. ' and stor-ag-roo!n
ii: the world, l.s capacity hi
nearly J nap tun.-., or a. Yam bt.nai) haie.s
of lii-u.-h." This i.- ah -a! ."-'"-riuarter
of the oual t. e.-. n-.i:: e of , -'ire dis
trict, which pi'.ebiee a. i i!y two
thirds of the '.v.:i-:.i's -!-.- About.
,000 acre- of ground ar. ' '"red to
grow the supply for this his wa ouse,
and it rc-pr --nts t!'e pro-ha .a over
100 farmers. From i','"j to :;.C limda
are requirml in its pi ie.r ir. ? har
vesting. This mammoth v.-' -:se Is
a wooden sirii." ture, . a . : - ' sided
with corrugated tin. La-l a crop
taxed its capacity to the nr--. No
matter what the rest of th ' has
or needs in this liun. t: -v: vayc
"brush" to spare jn t' i- !-!- : J'ls.e.
"If you fcn:r the world you will
n v..v fi da em-dy pqin to One Mi -nit;
(li'Uirh Cup","'s-ivh Futo- F- ck er.
f il e Mic-.r.oty, Fl ., "Hu tier." 1
ured hi- f tmiiy ' lagrinpo and s-ir.-s
'.iusiit,Us frinii pn.-umoni ,br.nchiti-.
roup and all th.ro t an i lung troubh s.
F. G. Prick" & C .
AVeieht antl Th.ititrht.
The weights of classes of students
before and after examinations have
been made the subject of recent inves
tigations. In high classes, where nat
urally the examination was most leit
eeveral pounds were lost, showing how
the mental strain was felt. In lowe.
classes the loss was not so great.
A Xeiv Mrriie u.
A ne,v lau- has iust gone into effeci
In Massachusetts forbidding the pe; -formance
of the marriage ceremony uj
Justices of the peace unless they have
been specially designated for that pu
pose.
'ft (Vol me more good than anything
I ever used. My dyspep-ia w 3 of
month-' s'.ar.dicg: after eaiingit was
tei-eibie. Now I am veil," writes S.
B. Keci er.ll in.'on.IC in., of Kodol
Dj'spep.-ta Cu e. T. digests what you
oat. F. C. Frie'0- Co
C. Fricj- v1' C
(iol-len Sltenoo.
A man who nice met Ralph Waldo
Emerson at tp house of a friend tells
of the characteristic way in which the
Concord philosopher blunted the ed::e
of a compliment. "O, Mr. Emerson."
said a younc woman of the party, ' ir
must be H 'delightful to know that
oil nvcr tle ctiiiiifw nrn irrnio.
, fui for the things you have said:"
"Thank you." paid Emerson slowly;
4.v,.- ifr 5 fnr cfirnii of thf tilings T hovA
l; t-i - o ' ' - - - -
not said that I feel most grateful." -
Youth's Companion.
"White's Cream Vermifuge is a
highly valuable preparation, capable,
from the promptitude of it action, of
clearing the system in a few hours o
every woira. Price 25 cts. F. (J.
Fricko ft Co.
Wtnt"" Good p rl f- eonertU
housework, flood wages; no washing.
Apply to Mrs. ft. R. rlin, L-4th rd C
streets, Sjuth Om ha. Telephone
No. L'HSS.
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TOBACCO AND I
llir lli)e tlin .Inl.n, , . ,
lr Tm tLi I h- .'.
The rem il.s tobaooi.i. i . . o .
your pacha go ot sito ,.i .. . a :.i-o . - i
just how the joha. ; u- :., ; a;.:'.e ur '
war csiK-tiM s. No a i;- ,' r,i cjia:.t'i
Uoti- able ill the ; o ihr; hav-i m
1-oxes of Hit? stitiai.-.r'l ai'h ie-.. In the
j het -1. no V. ll cooi, lelaiu- . ami Job-
Iji-is were Reii"ra!lr .-iiii". ie-.:!- well
-Upidl.'d With Kluri. I'll liefiil"
I l:e war tax lii"-a:rc I'l-i.n-. i. . i
i he in alons for moj.ri . o.. v, . r -
' a X'-d pi i.-dfa-l.- a. e :,:' o, 'I'!,'-
aa el a '' -. a ! i so in I
" 1 ' y. ima
. !-i ! '.. 1 .1 a 11
I ' if '-n 1 x -tb:
1 M . li:"
1 ! .' .- !
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man ll.a
.ti a ic- -,
do ib
1 1 1 1 1 v: i .- 1
i'e and :-hapv ':i. I
-ranee tt of y r.i
amine le.sely t.-n i
'i ihac o i p.o)-e 1 in i.
I i , I !i e( , 1 1 --"i ! 1 - t he) e i ,
:l i -i von -i)t for I
... ii ( . ; ,,,
' .- Led to ln.t! e 1:
ai.J tbHi's ihe -.
li-idi: that it v
;.: tin- , !
: .: me of y o f, a
.hi! d pi..: it io'! ia 1 1
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f ron
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' Mii.i.'o ('oii-'i. t a
j n-rli-', col '- oi t iro t
; trou ! e. F C.I'- e. v '
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i Tile V. I '- : :: , '
j ,.,,!,!(. ,j i,v .. . ;il . . r
! , m. pimy of i; ; Ki.i b
' !!!,. and i; . on ' is.-! a
jw.oMiipeb hy the ; ;. ,
j -
i-ri,,i.-.-. I'm- ,- ro
j Ail,(iU4 i;..i j.i.iais d.v.
I,.,,.,.,,, 1 U he 1'C I! ! OM. S eoU..
I were the tacl.j that in:-:
el oil'
( i il (!' th" printt r.-; of I- .
li.' d V.'el'l
.'b: ;:.
I.:t hai-s liivr -
Tin- cop, a r i.-ro'bi'-;; !, ,. , ..
States ill the J IS. in .. -1 ; I e J
est e . ' l l ' i dci in a - a - ie J ear.
Liniment is r-xi-"ib-n-; h 1' fo -o re
en wo - king Iiiii'-' t-., -!! ci:iM if sio-v
tO l..-al. Ol' i:tlpur ol g, eOi;,e
( u i i ; i s a re. n - ei ; a i I V;e , -i-
.0 c
f ;
.ei;e , I i.
(
r e.f ... I" :i!'-ie. I
'1 ll" to:; . hi .f.'-.-e;.-, j -, o ,- n j
reason t- i e ::::.'. :o i- i.ai; ror i
WiliiilPl'. V,' :'. I ' v.-. - ;;i e..,;. ,1 ,y j
the cle:!n.-::o of tic 'f.a.-i.:. t (. ,v.- !
seems that i: i - to he t. h. a i.y
equally dcaini'.b. .-o . :on. A . , ; i
coiumitt.-e b i . , ; , i,; .i i -.-s -lem
in owh r to pro; .-. f. in . , p
in? of th'- Jewish (pta;-t -. t.o: oe'v ih
side. but outside the e . 'I;,- la o
pe:tn . lit hoiit its of .;:".. e ii, :,e ,p
pli.udirtg !!o- tnov I,,. i. : . -
Hi! !i e i.si'ie life of Pa! is i: ; niioia a
CO!!sii!.-i a hie Siiitl t:i..0. '! - i : ' 1 1 o' :.J
expt nso. I.( !ir;ai ::') ic'v
1'iesidv-nl Jsin g, Fi HI 11 I;',,
Brook n. Mich., In- e-o i DeW'it'.'.
Little I'.o Iiisers in hisf mily for
joa rs. .-vy- lie y ar" i h: it J ii -
famocs liu'e I'jl1- ca ..' con -' i -ai ' i o-: .
bFiou-Oie-.- at;.1. ii !.V r i. .1 a,,.....
troni-ie-. F. G Fr. ck" .V C".
Mt.ie ITi IoiIiom-.
I The prince of Wah-s while : 1, vitia?
in A'"irid rallied temporary : rouhle
and ultimately made the forturr. of th-
nearest ladies' t bioi, by biipulutlng
tha alt Iaaies rte.n v.r.j; 1.1 vita lion? to
.shoot with him should com" i.n 'orrecr.
shooting costume. This, jr. V'rrla.
consist,; of a short skiit ro ar- half
way between the kr.ee and ankle and
la fhort, tight-fitting jacket, w.ih ,v. .:-'.-
! coat of another color, boo:.? of hro .vn
leather and a Tytolese ha'- v. :t.h a
feather. None of the ladies hal ji-a.
these clothes at hand aud the i v
had to do; -e his toice to siipp.y th-m.
1'oou --.nii f I bi 1 ri t i ! h ,r
! di-tres-ir-.g c :-o- of pil-.s h-.v- b- en
a u '
cur"d hy Tii'lei's Ih ckeye 1 'ile in'-
nt Ii n--v.r fail- to cure. Vr
50 c'.s. in bo'.t! - s, tjiijs 7 el-, r .
Fi icke . ( 'o.
.lohn Has, wiio was the firs', wht'o
man to loc.tt.-5 the c ippor ir.ii.es of
Michigan, is seriou-ly ill al his m-
in Chevelacd. lie is 11 ti"'v live vears
" , . . , v t
old, having been bom :n j, 1 ro -pc. V a ,
in ISO I. The story of the 1. arro-.vr.es-
of his numberless e-cips from b -i.:ir
a mau of immensQ wealth f iscin n -
ing. Nearly every man wi'h whom
he has been associated in his mining
ventures is a miiiionai'e, bu whi e no
helned others to ro-k" 'o iu ho
j birr self alway- ,fd eu- a t he.
Mime to reap the n-rve-t of m- oooor
i tunillC-.
The "Plo B . lb" c e .'" Ll . J . ;
Kirkman, Bide Kiv. ,1 .- s-r-'Afe-j
sutlersng frt-m br,.. eh do u-:e
tro.be f. ,. e.- i u,e ,y
One Minu e C . ti-r. . ur, I J" -t
is c t,im-d fo 1 1 n o-e. it urc-
c ugh-. " dr, e-rip a' da throat nd
lung tn ub:c-. F G Fricko & c-o.
The m-rchaaiise -tor- of Dovey
Bros., at K 'itrhtstown, In ., was
burned on Friday niyht, involving a
total loss ( f r-ti ck. i h" t'e uncles of
the Dovay b.otbei of lhi city. I
Y Vr." V"
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li;. . 1 1. . v : iJdv.vi to til well
Liiowii Ilowpe
With Si. oI and Scarf.
mi:: ca:;, i.'.ir;iiTami mahogany
Write I'r Particulars.
VNoik Myht and ly.
T' , : ami miirhtlesl litllo
ti.i: 1 1 , -. i e, r win mi. do I)r.
ki ;. ;, ,v I. if" Pills. Kvery pill In a
i mi:. i ..- '. -a h bii'.e f health, that
ciio . . - e.i '-- into strength, liut
1. energy, b"ail-fllg into
lie-..' 1 o wer. They're wonderful iu
h.ii .. i id 'In- le-alth. Only '27i centt
per 'M. Sold hy 1'. . Fricko ('o
I ' , i'mihiiI t iencr 1 Mom -
I . i --oiiyapore, calls I ho intention
of ; m-iii puekers to the high
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pi
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I,
, i . a p e .ail at that port.
i. I i A merit', in moiic-v ;
'.! io and iard, '22''.
Catarrh is
Mot Incurable
I'.a.t it eri not bo cured by sprays,
v a and iiilnilii'g liiixturtss whicli
r : ei, , 1 1 , t he surface. Till.' (lisOllfMt i
in 1: I '., id, and can only )o roachcit
tin !',. b!o,,i. ,S. S. 8. is the only
ri-i.- , ., ai.-!i can h i e any effect Umii
' L'lll.-iil :i ; il coles ill" (liseiiSH iHrma-
tii'ioi , aa.l l',.;vi r rids the Hj'btimi of
1 ia-i n 1 1 a. e oi 1 h" vi !" cornidaint.
Ii
(tv.i-u, of Mniitpellcr, Ohio.
v. -riti s: "I -wan f
jliool from liifmiici-
nil'. Cnl it rib. mul ni
! ( ' I one uhii know tlir
Tv S su!!'. rln If, jiroducr
' s J ) ',i- r !- 'XUr
1 , "'fij t-jiiiis unit -virawlie
j ''. '".,'v' ;,i-. riil.iil hy the iloo-
tt''-. i " ''' i' ti- r.-lli-vel me only
I T. ' ,' v t in ,o i ii r 1 1 y , and
I - ; ' ' V 1 1 ,. a tlmic'li 1 uxod tln-ru
cmi-i :: a . : v i..r ii-it yc:trs, tie. dUriis had
! tirae r h-.. I .hoi "ver. 1 tried a riumhur t4
j I e,i,i ,. i ,. m. --, i.nl theii- lihii.-iiil I ii (.'red lent
I t' -111- 1 ia IV.'.- l...ia-s jiu.l I'-iy.- iihi i li.-uinutUiii
' w. - i ii i 1 on ia. -il ie ciee lit ion, ami nf U-r ri
i line..-! ;.i :.il u-e.oii". nt. w.t-oleelitivd iiieurnhl.t.
i
. s. nn o i ll ., il us a euro r..r IiI.mxI
t .!-. i.;. '1 l t rv Jl. An .soon its my
i . v '. lee-, r t ' eff,-et of tint iiifdleliif,
. 1 !. ,-. i -. ; ..,,,.) itfuT Uking It f'-r
: tve -..)' ' . : c o. 1 cejn pletely , llir
.a . : .-;. it:l from mj y-
' a--:-. .-.;!! . . h.i I i-" '-- ,ivn of It."
i j '.. '.'' hi '" be" n taking local trrat
I nieiit lor years, nnd lind theiniielves
1 viii.-! now than ever. A trial of
aasSeBiood
will tnove it to be the right remedy
for C.uan-i.-. Il will cure the most ob-
Stiilu ie ca-".
Books : nailed free to any nddrti-i by
fcAifl c:.....iiic Co , Atlantu, Ga.
i '.-1: i . J..:i!'S. uleltlfsH nr (Mtui) ir
' f v j,.,rc .--i i.y, morn qul.-kiy, ttntn
I , -. " i, - ;t!ift.lty s.-al.-il with 14ollnxl
i .a 1 rc!;:ie ttmn hy any other
. : !...ii. !)',. mi of other use will be
i a' 'Refined
"s i In I'verv lioiwhol.l. It In clenn.
O vl tatt'e-.t. B'i'i o.lorl.fui nir, U-f
Vy unit 1 j.ro.'.f. i-t a ioun-1 eakuof
J It wltti u ll-t nf iu litany bdvt
from your drui?i(lHtor Kroo.r. V
I 'St- I c.lj eviirywhere. AlaUu I.y It
V if hTAMAJ(I OIL O.
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Furniture
and Stoves
J. 1 VotiiiKin desires to call
j . 1,1.1,1
' attv nt .; .it to the trade that he
ar.(.t stCk of stoves
"
' ,-U;d u- niture ever shown in
Phitt -iib'ttttll and that he Catl-
,)t. UP(, v anv dealer
: -
: tbv- n.-at state of Nebraska.
, '. , . . , r
: ni.'tf!e his purchases before
, t advance in
, n
, ! j)rice. atv.
1 is invinsr his cus-
j tonicr tlbj benefit of that fact.
Th-.'-e are f.'lCt which 3'OU
caun'a afford 10 overlook when
iin no'ii (;f atuthinrr in his line.
j Jf you are wise VOU will take
' , , , 1 l
a c .'- 1' tok through his store-,
j
j m om-- before buying,
j j p 17 A 1 nr A KJ
i i 1 i Il 1 lVl A IN a
; ( h'T- - to the court house,
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-GRAIN
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Commission Broker
car Com. Co.. Correspondents.
Direct Private Wir - to Chicago,
OFFlCi
Over Atwood's Drug Store.
PLATTS MOUTH, NEB.
Al' Order Promptly Executed,
riattsmouth Tel. 27S.
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