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PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.. FEBRUARY 6. 1900.
Semi
NO OR IN KENTUCKY
KOBBE TAKES NINE TOWNS
iCepiiltlican ami democratic
t'nlr'os Keach Agreement.
Taylor to Send the Troop Home Order
Convening the I.-KlHlature at Ixniluii
It to lt- Kevoked Leading Men of
I'artle S-iil Mont of the Day In Con
ference at the Metropolis.
Loi'isville, Ky., Feb. 5. If the
agreement drawn up tonight at the
conference of representatives of the
democratic and republican administra-
Two Regiments Scatter Ten Thousand
. Kebels, Leaving Garrisons Behind.
Manila. Feb. 5. 3:55 p. m. Briga
dier General Kobbe's expedition in
RICHES OF THE
TRANSVAAL.
14 fioing
Some Idea of What England
to Wtr to fiecare.
Just now, when the eyes of the world
are on the Transvaal and various re
ports are being put forward as to what
the islar da of Luzon. Lyta and Samar reason exists for plunging that country
has occur iod permanently and gar
rfsoned nine towns with the Forty'
third and Forty-. even th regiments
This has placed on the market 180,000
bale j of hemp
Five thousand insurgents armed
with rifle?, and over 5,000 armed with
wooden swords, bows and arrows, were
encountered during- the entire trip.
The troops killed seventy-five natives.
eleven of whom had rifle?. The others
tha Gall house in this .
. itv is accented and carrkd out the were v'agers, armed with wooden
strife which has rent Kentucky from
ot:d to end for the last few weeks will
be endc'.
The agreement was reached shortly
after midnight and arrangemehts were
immediately mad to have it drawn up
am1, signed. This was slow work, how
ever, si'id it was after 2 o'clock when
the conferees heparatcd. The demo
crat? gained nearly every point they
contended for ai d the republican rep
resentative?. Lieutenant Governor
John Marshall. General Dan Lindsey
aud Attorney David Fairleigb, gave
assurances that the agreement would
he accepted by (Joveinor Taylor to
morrow.
The agreement provides that in or
der It) leave no question as to the title
of William Goebel and J. C. W. Beck
ham to the oflices of governor and
lieutt nunt governor, respectively, the
general assembly shall pass a resolu
tion in joint assembly validating the
acts on that subject, since the legisla
ture h:is been prevented by troops
from holding its regular tessions at I St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 4. IVopertyof
Frankfort. As soon as the legislature the estimated value of $1,500,000 to
does this Beckham's title to the office J $2,000,000 was burned today, the
of governor is not to bo questioned. I greater part of four blocks of buildings
The democrats grant immunity to and their contents, between Third and
Governor Taylor and his associates I Sixth streets and Franklin avenue and
swords
The American loss was one
killed and nine men wounded.
man
Into war with Great Britain, a report
furnished this government by Consul
Macrum at Pretoria is interesting. He
says: "According to a report Just pub
lished the output of diamonds in the
Pretoria district during 1S98 amounted
to 11,025 carats, valuled at 8,867 (43,
151.25). In December, 1897, the output
was 166 carats, valued at 146 ($710.51)
and for the same month In 1S98
the output was 3,100 carats, with a val
ue of 2.389 ($11,626.97). The largest
stone found in 1898 was thirty-eight
and one-half carats. Although the dia
mond Industry is not developing with
abnormal rapidity, there Is every cause
CROSSES THE TUGELA
Duller Kecrosse.s Ifiver to At
tempt to Relieve L.alysmitli.
AN ANTARCTIC OASIS.
th
A Queer Discovery Made Daring
Recent Expedition.
Recent antarctic discoveries by the
Belgian expedition, are described In
the Century for January by ,Mr. Fred
erics: A. Cook of Brooklyn, whose art!
1 m ...
tie is very ruuy illustrated. An oasis
in a snowy wilderness" is the phrase
ne employs in characterizing a certain
bit of the antarctic land. Being still
A BOON TO
I for satisfaction, the first stone having
Ihe Americans captured $:),000 in been discovered at Reitfontein only In
gold, the enemy's money, and forty
muzzle-loading brass cannon. At
Caibagog, Samar.the enemy evacuated
the town, the Americans chasing,
fighting and scattering them to the
mountains.
At Catba&iogan, Lukban, the Tag-
log general, fired the placo with kero
sene just before the Americans landed
and then fought with cannon and rifles
from the hills encircling the town for
two hours. When the Filipinos were
driven cut the Amaricans did their
best to save -the town, fighting the fire
for several hours. Thirty stone and
sixty other houses in the business por
tion were consumed. The soldiers
prevented the lire from spreading.
A CJKEAT Flit I IN ST. LOUIS
His Artillery Practice Braces Cp Troop
Shot l'p In Ladysnilth Onndouald Aids
by Bluff Movement Advices from Ma-
febing Indicate Little Change la the I unwilling to advance into the unknown
region before us while enshrouded In
mist, we drew near a prominent nioun-
Lokdox, Feb. 4. News agencies I tain peak to make a debarkment. The
under Durban date declare the British I clIfr was a perpendicular cliff, free of
crossed the Tuirela at fords west of snow to the seashore. It was one of a
Trichard's drift late Friday night, and ""- extenaing iar into the south
also report that the owner of Spionkop " we 1arned, n the Allowing
, , .j day- 'e made a debarkment at its
farm s a refugee now acting as guide base. Here wag ,ife Jn profuBlont
t0Tv"i!r; , !?.deed t.h.ere wa3 051 ev"y rock where.
J,uluau BU' ucuiaro mere is uu me could gain a footing. The noise
doubt that Bailor's force has crossed, I from the birds, which re-echoed from
August, 1897. The average value of I but do not give the exact location and I cllh to cliff, was dtafening. The lower
stones found in this district is 61 shill-f say that do reports will be allowed to I rocKS were lined with snoring and
Ings ($3.9S) per carat, the average I DO 6ent to lxndon untit Ladysmith is I grunting sea-leopards. Columns of
value of Kimbprly diamonds 2t5 shill-1 reiieved. I vapor rose above the water, followed
ings (56.33) per carat an.1 those found , . . oy a hiss Use that of a steam engine
at jagersiontein, in tue uran;;e Free . '., . , 7. ' ana a second later the blue back of
State. 34 shillings X.27) per carat. on. lne Da9,s loal "unaonaia is tnreat- whaie. with its Ion? fin and ponder,,;,
Tne diamonds in the I'retona district I "'"k -mibuu numoiuiuuim bh, lashed the water into a foamy
are found in pipfs. as on Schuller's I mounted troops, moving upon the I whirlpool. The great wall of land-ice
mine and on Montrose. A similar I 1 ransv.ial border of Zululand to d is- rose to each side of the black c!i;T
formation nas neen iouna on uooje-1 tract attention while infantrv and nr. wnicn gave v.3 a shelf .is n lan.li.i
tillery under Buller are making an
other attempt to push direct to Lidy
smith. Messages by heliograph show
White's troops moving as if to aid
Buller'o combined effort?.
Special dispatches to morning pa
DRTABL
m !"- o c
tn mUi ."O u
Mi
assy CUR
plaats. on the Punaars river, and an
other Is also reported a Kamoclfontein
and Buffelsduff. On the D? Kroon
farm, about twenty-six miles west of
Pretoria, diamonds have been found,
but, according to the state geologi.-t.
not In a blue ground formation. At
Byrnespoort an alluvia! deposit is be-
place. From this wall came frequent
sounds like the explosion cf a cannon
wnicn were followed by a splash and
a commotion m the water. With su h
reports parts of the wall would cu;i
j "'"i 2uj iiiitt i.t.i ai:o a n...-
UOn pieces, snowing the- water w:.h
small fragrr.rias of ice. but
LM Some of It Largest Ntorrit in the
Ketall .Section.
ing worhea; a,o one on ine aajomin? pors, all of which are apparently cen- icebergs. Above us rose a cliff to ;:n
poruon or tne r.iannsronzein farm. rn. SOred, show that a general movement aItude of about 2.000 feet
area ui uiam'Jiin.ifn.iis Rionna is very
Heie l..
d;) n
Wo r.i
($171,437.06), were found, while from
the pipes 10,560 crrnts. valued at 8.
502 ($41,374.98). were obtained. The
difference between alluvial and pipe
from prosecution for treason, usurpa-1 Morgan street, iu the heart of there- diamonds consists in the fact that river
lion of ottice or cnnierv.pi oi court ior i tan section, being destroyed.
what has h.en done since the shooting I One fireman was killed, nine other
of G Kihel. These matters are to be I members of the lire department were
held in abeyance until next Monday. I injured more or less seriously and five
No oi.Ktruction from itruubiirann. I or six citizens slightly hurt.
The republican legislature is to be ueiinite ngures or losses are exceed
withdrawn from London immediately. l"Sly hard to obtain. The fact that n
aud i o filibustering or other attempt was unuay anu mat neither propt le-
.... . i . 1 I f Y 1 r a n f inailnunna . el i . . . . . .
cl tins cnaracier is to oa resurieu - c..v..j oujiutoi n tcm
by the republican-t to obstruct the their places of business contributed!
cRrrvimr nut of this airreement in the I mucn lo this.
- j r -
legislature.
out from
of Homo Lrlnrt ia in Tk T il I miS Were nrOlOCtillir Ill'llfp!-liVo vni--i
Z.ll,:: ;. ' " ? .r uu' Telemnh announces BlcirmUh- nnrt wnicn served as i-sting places for th?
consiaerauie. i ne local quantity oil. " " I cormorants n.. i
j. . , . I heaw homhanlmant nt r'hiouolo- o 1 m I ' o'""'
uiaiuuuus luiijid in iu me irans- - -- "" ' ,c" young ones dieted in tiv
vaal was 22,843 carats, valuled at 4'..- that Piper's relief wagons ca-ryingtc- coaxed their -i the.s for foo l
t-1-"'-"1 ' ' lIJt "viai u.s- .uAu.ia ior i-auysmiin gar- pected to see th littl things drop t . i
gings 12.2S3 carats, valued at 35.223 risen are loaded readv to leave, as their narrniv rf,-..-. i '
ar 1 " - v J. 1UV C3, It 1 H'
well ns a large train of government I stroyed on our h'.-adj or on the ro
stores for the same purpose. 1 helow, but such an cccident rarely hn;v
Loxdos, Feb. 5. A special dispatch Denea- Unr greatest surprise here w
from Durban, dated Sunday, and re-
stones are of a far better quality and ferrin? to General Ruller's recrossing
are generally larger."
A Blft-
R EM ARK ABLE SIOHT.
Orange Crow Growing In San
Francisco.
me discovery of large quantities ,;f
moss and lichens, which save the sp.t
an unexpected aprarame of vegeta
ble life and color. After seeing no.h
ing but ice and black ro. ks for so many
days, this sight cf -:-n and brown
and red amid an imilfs.? exnanse :.!
A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and
EXTERNAL PILES, WITHOUT PAIN.
CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED.
Tubes, by mail, 75 cents; bottles, so Cents.
JAMES F. BALLARD, Sole Proprietor. - - 310 North Main Street, ST. LOUIS, K3.
F. G. Fricke & Co.
the Tutrela in an ndvancj unon T.idr
smith says:
"It is probable that General Buller
crossed at a pot above Trichaid's
drift, and that, U i v; i p 1 1 e r m n to M0 desert was a z.-ev reli?f. It w vi
There is an orange grove right here the right, lie is marching to Acton an oasi3 in a snowy wilderness
In the city limits of San Francisco, Homes, whence the road to Lidrsmith
says tne ban irancisco Examiner, not runs a'moft due enst. throucrh .1 f .lrW 1 LAWRENCE, INFANT PRODIGY.
, -e - J I
open country. J
''It is expected here that b.3 will
reach Lady9mitb tomorrow (Monday)
niynt."
The Pietermaritzbur correspondent
a stunted collection of shrubs bearing
bitter seedlines with marble hearts nnd
Few proprietors or leathery skins, but luxuriant trees ten
owners couid be found and those who feet high, that vearly yield several
Tne deraocratssut'sested thatio view wfre declared their inability to give hundred fine large navel oranges. The
.Upvn -ptpfi in Frank- I definite information. There were six I &rove is not a pretentious one as to
fort during the Goebsl funeral cere- retail concerns which were heavy size- Thre are only twenty-five of J of the Daih Mil, telegrnphingycster
.1 c.'A;,a riih. losers. The ba ance of the loss i di- "c ""t,c iic-a uuB yiua a jo
, ...... I .,, . - ker's dozen but that does not altPr thP
drawn. Tho republicans asked thatn'"eu in varying prop irtions among a ainiana nt t. ... r- ' Qa
an adequate gumd be left to protect score or more small shopkeepers or Francisco citizen who wants an or-
Goveri or Taylor nnd his associates. I nrms. chard in town can have it, providing
Ir rlt.-iilcil In lfAva to General I Arranarinar For Fnneral. I the area is his in u-h1-h in o-rnw ir
Daniel Licdsey, one of the republican Frankfokt, Ky , Feb. 4. It has Mr. R. H. Partridge, a retired lumber Mecl of tbe .Boer9 in occupyiug Ngutu,
"General Bulier has undoubtedly se
cured the road to Lidjsroith and
should reach his objective point this
week. It is b.lieved here thit tho oh-
conftrecs, the decision as to how many practically been decided that the re
t-oons should be used to prevent a mains of Governor Wiliiam Goebel,
I . .
clash at the Goebel funeral. As a re- wnose tieatn occurred Saturday even
suit tho reDublicana are to begin at me. wi'l be buried in Frankfort in the
on.-e the withdrawal of troops from cemetery overlooking the Kentucky
Frankfort. It was agreed that the river, where lie the remains of Daniel
board cf election commissioners, bit- Boone and several Kentucky gover
ting as a content board, should be al- J nors, eminent jurists and soldiers. From this point a private road leads
lowed to meet at Frankfort without Arthurs and Justus Goebel, Senator- to his gate. The air here is laden
mnift;nn ih iiom.vrnta Btrrftninc elect Joseph BUckburn. S. J. Shackal- with the perfume of fruit blossoms.
that no summvry action be taken on IOf u. cierK 01 ine court 01 appeals, and uuu"
.v.-. ih;.. ku Warden visited Ihn r .moiArv I lucJ "c
merchant, owns this small but pro- Zululand, is to secure the road from
ductive orchard, which makes him in-L)undee to Vryheld in case of defeat,
dependent of the fruit market, so far ......
as yellow navels are concerned. He " a-
can drive from the ferry to bis proper- "I learn from a reliable source that
ty in forty minutes. His way lies I General Joubert wae seriously injured
luruugn souin ban francisco. over tne bv a shell in the fiaht at Willow
Bay View road to the shore of the bay. Grane-e. and that ho will .i.r huKia
command. Gen
; fog. leral Lucas Meyer played the coward
to com man u agjin on horseback. Mv
informant says that he has in fact re
tired from tbe field
'"The Boers admit that the attarlc on
. t. u rnan 1 1 1 i-iiii r 1 a 1 t -v s- . . --- - lib luc n uc- . -
these ---in" Ld.: ";r:.r..: VZ in th. distance to te Uy W&,serio blunder and
uone wnnoui me ncarmg ii onuonco - 7-" V 'UM northeast and Hunter's point to the would not havo occurred if Genernl
- 1 1 1 v m 1 mm iriiii nil mr 1 w n a rr 1 a ibv r-v - - -
na argument.
The republicans atked that some
r i .l I Dlace of Goahf?!. Thniuh no Aafi nita I Tn v. n 1 .. i i
p v.s.o.. .or a rCp..i u ,uu...wu.. ualul3, plult-llt-u p.ace it is at TalaBa. and sheltered himSlf in a
j i i j j r t e n in whs r ion oil a cnt- v A i en mm a y At . i
oi tne itoeoei I'lw oe inciuiieu in iii" i . . . .vvuv, u iuc uummci mc gicaiei yau ji nit? jeti.
H?,eem,nt. The democrats agreed :V'C'DUy i.ln.? lmn!9n.se .8Qa.rt erected Mr. Partridge had experimented so sue-
" i id nonor oi nxniiiRKv -a noun an rtio.9 i i..ii. :.l i , ,
that to two leading republicans and ,y the highest point ITh. Buft m.h.t h. thought it
two democrats shoubl Deleft the matter ful cemetery, was favored and will nrartirahi to riot
m i . 1 1 i , t m i i nronn n v n n a 1 1 v ri ae I a a. i .
oi cnanpes in me uoenei iw. x ho i r-j ..j ooienou
... ... i
acceptance ot this agreement by the M.pard- r.mou Minstrel.. barren stretch of clav round into a
principals is the only e'ement of un-1 That famous organization, Shepard's semi-tropical garden. It is an inter-
certainty now remaining in the situa- I Minstrel Jubilee, will be seen at Rock- I estlng fact not generally known that
lion. Xtturally there was no objec- wood bail Tuesday evening. Febrnarv San Francisco is the only city occu
lion from the democrats nnd the atti- 6. The best musical noveities.the fun- pylDg an cntlrc county. The term "city
tmie of Govern, r Tavlor will certainly nicst nnmP.linna th mnar cniif..i umjlb nere "ciuaes an tne peninsula
he known tomorrow. ,nh..,. ..hi. as ,ar south 13 0eean vlew- where
. .. """"" i sm Mateo and San Francisco are sep
i, ural,,w, money, enorgyann arated bv a llaepole sign.
liiHurnrcal ly Hnmlor Iebot.
II. w nccurately the republic n c n I experience with this class of attraction
ferees represent Governor Taylor dm I can do, has been done to lu-tKe Shep
only be determined by the events of lard's minstrels lh peer of all similar
Ihe next twenty-fi ur hr urs. Il is I organizations
lrbl!e that the republican policy
was materially inll'iencfd by the fol
lowing telegtam:
"Washixston', Feb. 4. 1900. Hon.
V. S. Tiy!o-: The unanimous senti
ment here is that you are wrong in
preventing the legislature from meet
ing and that you should submit the
disputed questions to the civil courts
Federal assistance cannot be given you
on your requisition so long as thelegis
lature is in session or can be convened
There is no doubt but it can be con
vened if vou will permit. The demo
crats intend that if any violence oc
curs you shall be the aggressor. You
will by forcible resistance alienate
those who formerly sympathized with
your case. So assistance.
"W. J. Dkhoe."
1'repHring to Agree.
Louisville, Ky., Feb. 5. A confei
ence between accredited representa
tives f the two t-tiite governments
was held at tho Gait house in this city
tonight as a step toward bringing
about a peaceful settlement of the dis
turbed political conditions now exist
ing. After four hours of preliminfry
tnlk the conference adjourned at 9
o'clock for one hour. Up to that time
satisfactory progress had been made,
considering the bitter estrangement of
the factions and the seemingly irrecon
cilable differences in their contentions
on the most important points at issue.
William Gilmour has a few Clever's
Model, Woodburn Medium and Wilk's
Poland China hogs for sale.
A rare and pleasing treat is promised
frcrn a musical standpoint. The 'liv
ing music sheet" is a distinct novelty
in this line, having been an enormous
hit in the eastern cities. The great
street carnival takes place at 2:30 p tn.
N t wot Idea In Homlnjr Plreona.
weekly Telegraph: At Huslet. near
Leeds, a breeder of carrier pigeons is
crossing his homing birds with par
rots, so that In flying long-distance
matches they can ask their way.
Varied Foaalbllltlea In Feu.
Peru possesses such a diversity of
elevations and clln.atic peculiarities as
to be able to produce almost any prod
uct known to mar.
For the Ruble.
There is no better medicine for tbe
babies than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Its pleasant taste and prompt
effectual cures m ike it a favorite with
mothers od small children. It quickly
cures their coughs and Culds, prevent
ing pneurtonia or other serious conse
quences. It also cures croup and has
been us d in tens of thousands of cases
without a single f ii!ure so far as we
have been able to learn. It not only
cures croup, but when given as soon as
the croupy cough appears, will prevent
the attack. In cases of whooping
cough it liquefies the tough mucus.
making it easier to expectorate, and
lessens the severity nd frequency of
the paroxysms of couching, thus de
priving that disease of all dang-rous
consequences. For sile by all drug
gist.
Iled,Cross wagon, shamming Bickness
Ho h;s been unable to face tbe Boers
I since and they threaten to shoot him
'The Boer9 say Great Britain made
oranges. He has thus transformed a la mistake in not sending General Sir
Evolyn Wood. I understand that they
still have thousands of bags of flour
stored in reserve at Delagoa bay."
War Offlre Keeping; Stcret.
London', Fob .". 4:30 a. m. Al
though there is no actual confirmation
of tho report tht General Buller has
reerossd the Tugela on a third des-
city or Maple. i peraie attempt to relieve LiMdysmiln
Angelica. N. Y., is famous for the!11 ,s known that the war office has re
size ai.d number cf its maple trees Iceived several South African dis-
Its principal street, which runs in alpatehes which have not yet been pub-
biraigut line ror over a miie. is bor-lli-hed and if the advice is an actual
oeied ;n enter side with a row of
immense maples, in the center of the
village is a flowing well, which spouts
water ara nre at the same time. The
water is clear and cold, and the eas
which riies to the surface through the I advance had been begun, and il is of-
same r'Pes, burns fiercely when iz- I sumed in some nuarters hero that Lord
Cited. I Tl.jndon nlil'j rprnnnniaaHiifA in tha
district of Iloonsoor's poort may be
the nnlv fminrl.it inn fop tho chtamonl
Apropos of the statement that several thn, rnorai c,t
portraits of Charles I. by Van nrckJ 7 .V . . T. . .
showed the same fierce mustache which L anu. epaicDea irom
the kaiser is so fond of. a German -J,n" miner indicate that the
monthly now comes forward and ob- advance is in operation by reporting
serves that the "upturned mustache" eivy flrirg on Friday and Saturday
was really invented at the court of from the dirtclion of Potgietersdrift
x-uuip iv. oi fepaln. Charles I.. bein and Colens.v
fact the secret is being well kept.
There are newspaper dicpatches in
plenty from Spearman's Camp up to
Sunday, bu thero is no hint that an
Attracted the Attention ol Garrlek,
Foote. Itarke and Sheridan.
Raphael, with genius at his back, did
not come to maturity so quickly, nor
did Rubens, triumphant at Antwerp,
hold popular applause so long; for
Lawrence kept hi.s admiring public to
the last, and was something of a won
der both as man and bov. savs the
i entury. His whole career was bril
liant, yet not through intrinsic force;
his art was successful without - being
sreat; he was honored and praised
ilown to his grave, and yet he possessed
uot genius. There are men who
! achieve popular success without genius.
Lawrence was one of them. The father
was a man of some birth and educa
tion, but what is called ' the poetic
temperament," and never got on very
well in the world. He was at different
times a barrister without a brief, an
A Remarkable Tribute of Respect.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe received a
remwKaDle tribute of respect a few
days ago at a gathering of Unitarian
women in All Souls' church. New York
Mrs. Howe, 80 years old, but still m
her prime in wit and charm, erew tired
before her speech was finished, and
was unable to pitch her voice so that
the women in the rear could hear.
"Can Mrs. Howe raise her voice?"
came a call from the back. "No." re
plied Mrs. Howe, frankly. "I said yes
terday I should not kill myself, even
for this august body. You can't ex
pect an old lady of 80 to explode In one
gigantic effort." There was a ripple of
laughter at this, and then the women
in the back seats rose, making their
way toward the front, where seats
and platform were already crowded
They deliberately sat down on the
floor, where they stayed throughout
Mrs. Howe's address. Gray-haired
women mingled with youne itirls in
this humble position. Mrs. Howe's ad
dress was on "The Proeress of th
Century in Manners." There was a
general call for Mrs. Howe to recite
"The Battle Hymn of the Republic
which she did amid great applause.
first-
NATIONAL BANK
OF PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
PAID UP CAPITAL.
$50,000
Biff Contract for an American Company.
After being carefully guarded for
over two months it has leaked out that
the tramway committee of the Glas
gow (Scotland) corporation has award
ed the contract for tne supply ard lay
ing of the conduit for convejlng the
cable for Glasgow municipal tracways
to the National Conduit and Cable
company of America. The work of
laying the Ipe under American super
vision has already begun, and some 500
navies are being employed. This con
duit contract is reported to be by far
the most important one ever placed
outside of England. Already 2,000,000
feet of piping have been ordered, and
it is said that the chances are that the
entire requirements in this line will be
filled by the Americans, and that the
cable on the superior manufacture of
which English manufacturers have
long prided themselves will also be
ordered from the United States. The
curious part of the conduit contract is
that a lump sum has been agreed upon
with the National company that will
Include the supply of pipes, the ex-
Offers the very best lacillties lor the
prompt transaction ol
Legitimate Banking Business.
i STOCKS, bonds, gold, ffovernnient and local
counties DouKht and sold. Deposits re
ceived and Interest allowed on the certfl
oates. Drafts drawn, available In any
part of the D. 8. and all theprlnolple
towns of Europe. Collections made and
promptly remitted. Highest market
price paid for eounty warrants, state
and county bonds.
DIRECTORS:
H. N. Dovey. D. Hawksworth S. Waugh
F. E. White. G. E. Dovev.
Geo. E. Dovey. Pres.. S. Wauzh. Cashier.
H. N. Dovev. Asst. Cashier.
IT PAYS
To Look Around
Before you make purchases.
After you have looked elsewhere,
come to us and we guarantee you
will be pleased. Our new winter
stock has arrived, including Dry
Goods, Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries, Crockery, Glassware, Flour
and Feed. A square deal to all.
F. S. WHITE,
Main Street. PlattsiMHith
V" " p ' J liri'":' U1 luc cavatlon of the earth as well as the
White Lion inn at Devizes without I f h nin.
El. FITZGi;itAI,
Has new stock, new rigs and
is prepared better than ever
to take care of
fl General Liveru Business
Qu'ck trips made to all parts of the
county. Low prices and court
eous treatment assured.
TUH,ES SIXTH D VINE STS.,
IMattsmotith, Nebraska.
guests enough to make it pay. When
young Lawrence was 3 years old his
father made a change of base and
moved into the Black Baar inn. It
was here that the boy was placed upon
How's This.
We offer One Hundred Dnllnra Rwrri t..r
ii iii' ?? 1 JatIPPn that cannot be cured by
a-ac a vo, vn i g ii vurO.
r . . UUENEY & CO., Props., Toledo. O.
v. l 4 ... n,. - . . , b " uiiucreunou, nave Known t. J.
iaUic lu rec-iie DnaKespeare ror tne I Cheney for the last 15 years, nnd believe
guests. Here. also, he deveioned a I h,u Peffectly honorable in all business
a-nn,inrfi :. . , . .x . I transactions anu nnanclally able to carry
Wonderful gift of making portraits in out any obligations made by their 6rm.
pastel of the passing public. A guest IwPSTr,ac lBrx' Wholesale UruRjtlsts. To-
could have a portrait painted while he Wal'dinq. Rinnan & Marnin, Wholesale
waited, and the speed of the artist was uffmW;a."Vehaft..Vi ,..
not less wonderful than his age. The I acting directly upon the blood and mucous
duchess of Devonshire and Lord and "ttt0Unli71.,.t.ce
II ' --3 a to vtuiuiiiais
umiy ivenyon were among nis eany i rree.
sitters and tho rwnH i nrcarVaA ih9 a" 8 ramuy ruis are tne best
The Upturned Mu.t:i'lte.
Philip's brother-in-law. subsequently
set the fashion in England, and thence
it spread to Belgium, Germany, Swed
en and France. Louis XIII. was prac
tically the last monarch to wear this
type of mustache, until its revival by
William II.
The reports fiat the Iioers are recon-
centrating around Ladysmith are the
only indications that preparations are
neing made to resist General Bulier or
for an i.ttempi at re-attack on the gar
rison in conscq-i nce of his advance.
The Best Medirlne for Kheuuiatixiu.
I think I would go cra?y with pain
were it not for Chamberlain's Pin
Lady Kenyon's likeness was drawn in
profile, because, as the child artist de
clared, "her face was not straight."
In a short time he had attracted the
attention of Carrick. Foote, Wilkes,
Burke, Sheridan and Johnson, and his
father began traveling with him about
the neighboring country and exhibiting
him as one of the wonders of the
age.
lusurln; r'tn'it-id Frtitnm.
Something new in the insurance line
Is offered In I-inkm!, where the news
papers have surlerrd so severely In cir
culation and receipts from censorship
and suppicbsioii tnat a concern has
been oiganized to secure tbem from
loss for a fee oi 5 per cent of their
gross income. The insurance consists
of a guaranteed indemnity not to ex
ceed CO per cent of the loss of gross
income due to suspension.
A Thief's Cleverness.
We do not remember to have seen
for a long time a more curious case of
a thiet s cleverness than that which
was recorded at Clerkenwell. Solomon
Buffler, who, with a companion, was
convicted of burglary in a jeweler's
shop, managed to conceal two diamond
rings in spite of the most thorough
search by the police, and contrived to
pass one of them away to his wife
when he was in the cells, "putting It
Into her mouth by means of his tongue
when kissing her." The other he kept
under his tongue all the time he wa.
under arrest, and it would probably
never have been found at all if bis
companion had not exposed him in
court, and so induced the judge to
order a careful Inspection of his mouth
Plattsmouth Coal Yard
IS THE PLACE TO BUY
HARD COAL.
CANON CITY,
SOFT COAL
ALL GRADES OP WOOD.
Hay, Corn, Oats and all Kinds of Fo. d
Constantly on Hand.
EGENBERGER & TROOP,
THIRD AND MAIN-S'rs.
Cure
Dyspepsia
Work Night and Day.
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Dr,
tiprnnenis win. a leprosy cure. King's New Life Pills. Everv pill is a
sugar-coated globule of health, that
Xec.li.-TUt-e.ttlin?.
An ingenio., Lulv sn,! n
oov -
.-li-.u.ruicill mftnOH Of hn l. r.-l c-11 ..!,
..v... i i iii v i n 1 1 ii i iil ui mi .iiii -i iiii mi.
.- " " j'Uk
1- collar around the thrnnr ti..
UOU1' "ir. . xi. diapieton, i . rV i I .cmbui mieaa- collar around the throat. The little
Herminie, Pa. "X have been afflicted izfJ a I.S e htld Letween tha; creature, finding itself unable for days
with rheumatism tn. a-, hIrd and httle "f f the left hand..' together to swallow ,, .!
- , . instead of by f.ie thumb and fora-1 catches irivps tin trvin 6
have tried remed.es without number, finger raim u- -r-o-t The advan-' w ,', I f P l V lB to do so' and
but Pain Balm is the best medicine 1 1 tacm nV fhia "t. ! ! brings to the bank all the
niA 7A. "'T . . "u nsn " captures,
uuo application re-1 uuger can De use.t ir xnp the smallest
lieves the pain
Experiments are being made in Ha
waii with o new lpnrncv nnr. wKik I - !
... "J " uiK.ll l3 i .. .
oalH tn havo acpnmnliihM rmi.,iiiJluouKCT "cttnucBS ,ulu svrengtn, list
results. It is the product of a v.n. lessness into energy, brain-fag into
zuelan shrub, the culture of which has menlu power, ihey're wonderful in
been introduced into the islands under building up the health. Only 25 cents
the care of Dr. Carmichael of the Unit- P1 hox. Sold by F. G. Fricke & Co
ed States Marine hospital, who has
-A Sharp Rarfaln
Jenkins (who has agreed to sell his
farm to Thompson for a srood nr'e.
but wants to get a little more)! d'no
but I sh 1 hev ter back out er this 'era
business, my woman, she's a-takin on
so bout leavin' of the old nlace,
Thompson My wife'll be dretful dis'-
plnted. She's sot her heart on our
hevin that farm fur so long. Jenkins
Tell ye what I'll do! You jest glm
me a nuther hund'ed, an I'll let Liddy
Ann oawi. judge,
been directed by the department at
Washington to make experiments with
It
Training Otters.
Chinese and Indian fishermen have
en Ingenious way of training the otter.
For sale by all drug-1 of the threa
gists.
Wait for the mnsquerade which will
be given by tho Turners at their hall
next Saturday evening. A good time
assured to all who attend. .
.oon as it pro
trudes from the eye. a. method prefer-
able to that of let: go the thread who Is t0 marry a lnce ,T '
and endeavoring to ?,t hold of the end have ner photoiAJh to JSiS
Tnl JiLVVl. , s Drevent3 Editor-She won't, "eh? Tlt
Fair Substitute.
Artist Miss Brownle-Vere de Vere,
us
on.
the fore-
A bee's wings are said to beat the air
at the rate of 190 strokes per second.
, and to propel the bee at the rate of 30
mites an hour.
tne weight of the cotton from draz- . rr e" l..ra.ir"iK 1,Ke "e,n 8na 17 '
in6 the end out of the eye again. ltrZ TaklnV" 8 labeIed Maee,d r uisville were county
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Nature In strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It is the latest discovered digest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Ileartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
SlckHeadache,Gastralgia,Cramps, and
all other results of i mperf ect di gestion,
Prepared by E. C DsWltt A Co.. Chicago.
F. G. PRICK F & CO.
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Ml ers. singers and
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