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DUNCAN, M. D.
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MOBnt.PLATTB,
Sif O. HOLBOOK,
Dentist,
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LAND OFFICE NOTICES.
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'North Flatfa Neb.. Am. 11th. Iflft7. C .
jneuee jb Bereor jrea tbat ute Trn-Tnnff mirrn
BBttier hm filed notice of his intention to atke
final proof ia espport of his claim ud that Mid
proof will be wade before 'As) Reafaterai Re
eeirer of the T7.8. IaimI Office at North Platte,
mun, on uoc iwu, imi,?izz uiiarMa A. Te
on pre-emption 'declaratory 'statement No.
4747. for the- sooth weet quarter of the northaatt
trier aaa tota l ana z section , town 11 -raasje
west. He names the following witnooeas to
vera hie aoatiaoeas amdaneeapon andealtifa-
ttoaef aaM'land. -ria: JWaltr Lart
flauth. John Maroott and Georan M;
OaaliaP.'O'Neb. - Wr. NmriXLk. Seaister.
CanjaoH & ttm.tt, Att ys for p re-cm ptor 3m
aytoo. Monroe
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VLand Office at Kirth Platte, Neb
BahMeiaheraby
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iTea W aiaUi
filed aotiee. of hia . intention to aiaha
Will b'nadn hafnrn th Beaiaker.aaA Rc'
aaHerof the .O. H. Land Offiee.at. JtortarlJnatta,
on Uet. 8M, M87, tb: Alfrea U. n1aa on.
ntory atateaient No. 7558 for the eoath'weet
aaarter aactiaevS, town U,Banfee Sl.vSe aaaies the'
folknrinaj'witaeBses to prove his c'ontinnooe resi-
aeace apoaaad coitiration or said land, Tit:
Aieattaid: Aaaawoa' F. W. Bteinhiiosen, G. F.
Merer and Patrick Bocldcn, all of North Platte,
Mebraaka. Wic. NEVlUJt, .
Register.
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I-! ffi.'Fle'miair is uniS Wallace doins
ni.nktt!lHr, school sd!stHct No
rZMm caUed a sDecial meetinar for the " nnr-
Mjj&B--bt; locating a site for a school house.
soldier reunion atlCarrico. Haves
ibaiT had'
Photograph.
8hof Okm? Cottonwood and Third Sts
;of Ufttaofic cnvrcn.
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will be at hia oSee
in North Platte an the
TMIMD SATUMDAY OF EACH MONTH
. iar aaaai ination of teaoheraand
, EACH SATURDAY
tm aawaai to any other bosmcaw that Bwyeorae
J. L NBSB1TT.
Goanty SaperiBtendeat,
Prof. N.Klein,
Music Teacher.
Sr.
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Reed or Brass
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Fiaaai aaiwfwTljr taaed. Oraans repaired.
NORTH PLATTE,-"- - NEBRASKA.
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Taken np by the sabscriber on July I8U1. one
bar maw hariaa three white feet and star ia fore-
IhaasL Mama oai b wnin ujumstoi:j04r
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And Dealer Ia
Pipes. Tobacco, Etc.,
Spruce St., North Platte.
H. MacLEAN,
"Pine Boot and Shoe Maker,
And Dealer la
MEN'S LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Perfect Fit, Best Work and Goods, as
Represented or Money Refunded.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE.
gpraee Street, bet. Front and Sixth,
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
J. T. CLABKSON,
174 Randolph St.,
All communications to me, with
TCgard to my interest in lands in
Cheyenne and other counties in
Nebraska, and as to lots in Schuy
hrhi Paxton, Julesburg, Sid
15ey, Potter and Kimball, addressed
a abore, will receive prompt and
caref ml attention .
J, T. CLARKSON.
Bismark Saloon
Billiard and Pool Ml,
J,C.HUPFER,Prop..
Keens mome bat the fnest Whisldesuch as
ROBINSON COUNTY, TENN
COON HOLLOW, --
M. y. MONARCH,
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QJJCKENHEIMER RYE.
: s WELSH AND HOMESTEAD
Also
owe goods, Brandies, Rum, Gin
St Lovis Bottled Beer and
liawaakee Beer on draft
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U. a Land Office. North Platte; Neb., ?
, July 29th, 17. J
CemalainfehaT&iB' been eatarad at this farScle b
Francis Coatee aaainet Edraond C. Dickapa for
failare to comply with law as to ,TimberCoItBre
Entry No. dated May 2Sth, 18(," updaTthe
northeast quarter section 82, townehip 13, range
M, in Ijincola ' eonnty, Nebraska, with a view to
the cancellation of said entry; contestant alleg
ing that claimant baa failedvto break or. eeaae to
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oe oroaen nTe acres uie nrsc year azcereacry ana
has failed to core aaid defect op to date; the said
parties are hereby summoned. to. appear 'at the
office of L. KiHsttonJ Paxton, Neb on tbeZith
da? of September. 1887. at 9 o'clock al m.. to re
spond and fornfeh testimony concerainesatd-h;
auegea iaiiare xinai nnanaa: ac waaocoae on
geptember 30th, 1887. " Wiz.NKVmJcl t
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Land Office at North Platte. Neb., Lt
law, imi. y
giYen that the following aamod
settler has filed notioe of hia intention, to inake
final proof in sopbort of bJB claim and that said
proof will be raado beforaAhe Register aal Re
ceiver of the U. S. Land Office at North Platte,
Neb., on October 11th, 1887. viz: Ira Chamberlain
oa his Homestead Entry No. M58.for the eoth-
eaet aaarter section; 24, town !, mace 27. nJJe.
aaatea the following .witnesses -to proven coa-
tanaoas residence npon and cnltivation of said
land, via: Stephen M. Payne, Clark ;JS. 'Moon,
Geom M. Peterson and Perry Hill, all M Gr
aeldP. O.. Nebraska. Wx. Nkvixuc,' "?z 4
m foirieter.
Land Office at North Plate. Neb., ).
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CompiaiBC Having Been enteran at una etsce oy
Leais P. Derby against John ASbineman for
failare to comply with law as to timber-ealtore
entry No. 8188 dated Jane 10th. 1888, apoa the
soatheast quarter of section 28. township M,mnae
V, in Lincoln coonty, Neb., with a view ta'thej
aaaceUation of-said entry; contestant alleging
that claimant has failed to break or canse to be
broken any portion of said tract as reoaired by
law. since date of entry and 'has not-wired said
defect Bp to the initiatioB of this contend .the
said parties' are hereby -enmrnoned to appear at
this office on the 11th day of October, 1887; at 9
o'clock a. m to respond -nd-famish testimony
eoneerning said alleged failare. J
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ESTRAY NOTiCE.' ; )'
Tk'lriin 'n cm the lat dav of-ArunwrfL 1HR7. aala
attay'on section 25, town 9, range in Lincoln
eoaaty, Jieprasrs. Dy tne saoscriDer, wbo tnere
lesidcs. one bar horse a boat six years old. star in
forehead, weight aboat 700 pounds and Mexican ,
brands enleffc shoulder. The owner; of-said
property aaa have the' same by proving property
ami pwwgr expeawB.
Dated this 8th day of Angnst. 1887.
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Oranqk Haywasd.
Keeler P. O., Lincoln Co., Neb.
O. Ropers of
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The eastern papers arc talking of "the
cyclone sufferers in Kansas and Ne
braska." The cyclone sufferers in Ne-
Lbraska, are a small minority. People who
travQl the state over say they seldom see
any" suffering to amount to anything, and
jfiie-visits of cyclones are like the visits of
angels as to frequencyi 'i he railway
sufferers of th'o r,effetev .east aro 'more
deservrngof sympathy. Topics. I
j Judge Hamer will leave the county, at
the close" of this term of court with a
betteFimpression left on the minds of our
citizens than ever before. His honest and
fair manner-of dealing with litigants and
successful effort in dispatching busineas
uraeu scssious 10 .near crises con-.
iim nf t'bm iMnwuw. lnetaa1
;aKwvpwwcai.cu?auis umie ivtiivmr a
U tyi f xpeaa.T Sereral irt portent
laiieii as'well as ;inany minor oneslhaVe
All ouiv specialties
we will be able to 1 shQrrJ3
it
mode
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Red Willow Precinct. "
aorel tripe; toNorth "Platte after
SmraTHoward , Broarhayac.a carloadpf:
anvfwnMC aina or monniam icoai wuicu
reiaelling at 7.50 per ton.
.Iitawereniiere'itoe' ratiewpan or lasc
Rad bMaaT. laHseemaf awrably.
WSSI bapreseed and thinks some of locating
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ABE WWEW
OTJB PRICES
AND STYLES EXCLUSIVE. 0Allfi EX
AMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PUBCHASlM
SHERIFF SALE.
Notice: is hereby given that by virtue of
an order of sale issued by the clerk of the
district court of Lincoln countyNebrnska,
In an action wherein Eubn, Nnsbaum &
Co are plaintiffs and Clarence Y. Greena
meyer is defendant; I will on the 3d day
of October, 1887. at one o'clock p. m. on f
said day, at the front door of the court
house of said county, in North Platte, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described real es
tate described in said order to-wit: The
north, half of ' the southeast quarter and
the north half of the southwest quarter of
section 20, township 11, range 26, in Lin
coin county, Nebraska.
334 Ltke Hai-uy, Sheriff.
THE P All ACE,
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L. F. SIMON,.Mii:;
Foley Block. . . Foley Block.'
Real Estate and
Room 12, .Land Office Block.
General Law and Land Office Business
Transacted.
City and Farm Property for Sale.
Fire and Tornado Insurance Written.
Money to Loan on Improved City and
Farm Property at Low Rates of Interest.
" THE
MISSOURI PACIFIC
Railway
Has removed its Ticket Office in Omaha, and is
now located at
218 South Thirteenth Street,
Between Farnam and Douglas.
THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
Free Reclining Chair Cars;
ON ALL TRAINS BETWEEN ;
OMAHA '
. LINCOLN, ...X- ;
KANSAS CITY
AND ST. LOUIS.,
Pullman Buffet Gars on all night
trains.
Direct connections made in Union. Depots at
Kansas City and St. Loais for all points East
8oath and West. The Missouri Pacific has
lately beam awarded the fast mail service between
the east and weet. No other line exceeds the'
time made by this line between the west and St;
Loais. Tor tickets, maps, time tables or any,
other information call on yoor nearest agent or
address
Thos. F. Godfrey,
Pass, and Ticket Agt,
218 South 13th St, OMAHA.
IF. H. NEWMAN, General Traffic Mgrn
H. C. TOWNS END, G. P. and T. Agt.
ST. LOUIS.
THE TRIBUNE WILL, BE
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MAILED TO NEW SUBSCRIB
ERS 1 YR. FOR $1 CASH.
:: T H IS
WEEK:?
WE SHOW MANY NEW DESIGNS IN
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McEVOY, THE j EiWEEERy
(Licensed Jeweler for the Ul P. Ry t .
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WINDOW GLASS AJSHD BltUSHVESi
-Agent for Sherwih &Williams, Mixed Faints and-theLHaiiKmil
RrrinH Paintc '
Ooiper Sixtli and Sp3ruce Streets
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yiy v.flnmi.-naa;-traia.hrniitfUt-.iH
eleven new settlers last week. . fc
Messrs. Nation and Porter of this pre
cinct attended the institute in North
Platte last week. They report a pleasant
time and good institute.
Mr. Vincentcame down town Monday
allf smiles, a new baby 'girl having arrived
at his house-on Saturday; which was the
cause thereof.
Mr. .Bailor, a contractor and architect
,pf Nebraska, City has.located here, and as
a voucher for his ability bring3 $700 worth
of tools.
jtjMrs. Kitson started.bn a visit to her old
hpme in Pennsylvania, last Wednesday.
it'The sod house of John Erskme's which
was built up ready for the roof, w,a3 struck
byi-i lightning Saturday night,, knocking
one' end in and splintering a few planks
near by. This is the second sod .house
that has been struck, jlately. Lightning
continues tfr play havoc Jn,' this' way, peo-pie-had
better insure.; j
. N;.C. Myers has taken a 'homestead
meat tne soutn line ot tne county, wnere
he intends' to, jnove hia store, and in
laddition'with nis " morehiintile business,
start a horse ranch.
1 Mr? ylnceht, livingji few miles north
westoftown. 'had a doi t-!ro mad, a,few
daysT feiilce; wwi'bite several head of his
stock. Already he has shot several head
'of-cattleahd the report is that he shot one
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OMiistmuies yesrerqay. xwo aogs were
killpdr yesterday, 'supposed to be mad
dogs. , Owners of dogs should keep them
tied as this is mad dog season.
The. new seats for the school house
have,arrived. This was a much needed
intprovement and no doubt will be appre
ciated ibyihe little folks. Agricotv.
TTUlltW, oeuu oiu, 1001.
I n t !HKGHBOfiHOOfjr NEWS.'
Jt Among' the special attractions of the
Kaith , county fair will be the base ball
toarnanient, for the championship' of
western ' Nebraska, and eastern Colorado.
A-championship medal and ,a cash prize
of $100, will be awarded the successful
cotifetant. One gamer will be played
each day of the fair. Ogallala News.
The. brick and sand is being rapidly
brought in for the Farmers and 3Ierchants
' t..Ji"t...!iJ! -i'urJu :n u i
:UCW .UnUhv UUlIUlUg. WUIUU Will Ug 1U9UBU
along; to completion just as fast as the
mechanics can get through the work,
This' will 'be 5on"e of the best and finest
buildings in the .south half of Keith
bounty Vhen!Completed. Conrad "Walker,
fhe,c&ebrated bricklayer land" contractor
of iNorth PlatteNebraska," 'figuretl'on
ihi baildiag; .and saya if pm$ .according
TO pisns anu speciucauuns. wm.ut Ji,iiui3r
building' hanf has1 ever neen 'erecfcdln
NortfcPeGrantr2)rweJr'
r' Probably. the largest .realriestateiloan:
ever mfe'ln the' Stete " was filed in the
rectSfflce aBeatrice Safurday,
The amoft pt wiair, flOOO.or three years
at siifper cent mtere8t,ndagtvenby
Joh:W." Bookwalter, the noted ,manu-
facturer andi democraOcf politician of
Springfield, Ofiio. .The mortgage covered
over; 4,000 acres of Gage county land, also
rarg7;.tracs In' Pawnee and Thayer
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counties ana wasmugion county, jyhusos.
TKeland 'covered by the mortgage is
valued at $400,000.
iheen tried during the session. The laaoat
taprtant ono Was the murder case wherein
MwtQyfertonwas charged with killing
iher Jiusbaadif , His charge: to the jury in
'ith i..' . ' 3 r .
;UiiB case was very ciear anu, lorciuie ana
WM highly complimented. As a jurist
he iscoQsiderecfby many attorneys,among
the: beetfiif"th estate .Broken Bow Re
publictiH., t, t..
' ManyVery;heavy.rairis have fallen in
"Cheyenne county the past, summer, but
.thedne.6fSaturday night made all others
seem 'light.' vPpf hours the water fell In
torrents. The1 Lodge Pole Creek was
fsobh.bank'j full. During"' Sunday the
tpr0ssurbecanife. so heayy that uthe .;danis
below &ianer-began to. give: way. , This
let the immense .volumei'-of water in the
reservoirs looser 'and the vallej- was soon
covered .: Thedams below -were xmable
to- stand tlie increasoand. weref' swept
t ' cl j . . i n mi y t i
awayiuuq aur auouier.; i no jjiooy ana
Christ dams are the only ones left between
Sidney and Julesburg. . The..3ne Kruj-er
dam above. Colton,which, it was thought
would , stand anything .that might Come
-alonlrC went out as easily as those more
slightiybunl;. Beyond 'the 'dam-destruc-
sfJSd;:the loss was hot! great. Some stock
,WJW drowned; andia few, hay Stacks were
carried, off if-Lodge J$QEsxpres3.
r !The jtoot .of the. Bjj&.-Mr engine was
heard Within tlie cdrnorate limifc? of
V f ii f t . -f ' n '
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eierimg yesieraay anernoon, .ana was me
; occasion of great rejoicing among our
SSfilmVlim
OD iaoo-viaxt Ohpoo.
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BaMon
Hade at the Te-r Lowa' lMas
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Slowly aaa- sureij ,;iW!WS?Ml)
forging ahead., HeokHj
every municipal or vfovarnajinr r aa-i 1
ment; The restriction .act r;go;ir.Ta
measure as he wants, a--d ;is;abrr,--not
wrirth the paperit is;writt;.jiP!
farce, in, fact lot theory brotdmifyfie
We have, a very strict law aCMnmna)ewn;i;
gambling, places, ;ari yTpii
inrfuU blast right'a wiri: Jtoem.
Saleni',Gimtle, San, Frmm? ;Zr-.- smi
Mrs. Polly Fordf Milfort, Ww
Haven, will be .100 years oa
She has not been to Church
but is is a member of the
'denomination. -Whaai'inhei
.. -v.- ' ArAiik
can see neater uai nMrK.
mob does not JaK Jong.
cprap)ygboil T2CO ;nrtaSfc'
lflg.WXUlglMW .m-jmBnmgaj
wua tM oaceptioa- oi iumiuubv
show an increase of-v7;i
compareu. wuaiaw n
mg counties, t who inrec
he heard from, will swell
"uajMiE weep , .
B-aK-amaapaa, 'jW-m-T
HemMmaT t ISiFxf i
of wealth to
increase
n finA nu . . TuHm
including Atianta, which wmM.
would be injured by prohib"lie; .ahewin
an increase m value, of $l,4Jl$cc t .
last vear.
Bears CbArry Ctoutii arna . '
Will relieve tbat.cWh -poftl iMiitiiily
and make expectoris&W easy. 'Ar-vl -simultaneously
oh the bowf kiimeyi iiiC "
liver, "thereby relleviH 'tle);tQaipCw
soreness and pain and also stofag waat '
tickling sensation in the throat by 'rawer- '"
ing the cause: One .trial! of ; k.iriU'ca-r
ymce any one that it; fhaalw atal. aaiir
earth forcoughs and rold. ' A.FvSlnlai' ; ,
has secured the sale of it and w1U,4ac.''
antee every bottle to give ''satisf actieaT.v Z ' . -t
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' peolej whot have'lbnc: looked and waited
Wr ahoihors)eastefh'; rail dolinecfidn'.A"
temporary bridgo was constructed: across
the river, so as to allow the immediate
crossing of trams with rails, tiesj etc., and
the track laying is going on at the rate of
a mile and a half per day, although two
miles per day has -heretofore been the
gait, but owing to the fact that the graders
are but a little way ahead, some of the
men empIo3red in the track laying gang
were discharged when the Platte river,
opposite this city, was reached, and the
force will be hereafter increased as
necessity requires. The new road will be
of incalculable benefit to Sterling and will
undoubtedly cause the price of coal to
tumble and, in fact, work a revolution in
alcommodities The work between this
city and Cheyenne will bo pushed with
the company's accustomed vigor, and the
early winter will witness the entrance of
this new line .into Wyoming's capital.
Just how soon passenger trains will make
regular runs into this city is not known,
but it will be at an early day. Advocate-
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The latest postal laws are such that
newspaper publishers can have arrested
any one for fraud who takes a paper and
refuses to pay for it Under this law the .
man who allows his subscription to run
along for some time unpaid, and then
orders it discontinued, or orders the post
master to mark it "refused" and to send a
postal card notifying the publisher, lays
himself liable to arrest and fine, the same
as for theft, etc
Mr. Moody is reported as saying that
he was in favor of a whole holiday on
Saturday at this season, and then there
would be no excuse for Sunday excursion
and Sunday newspapers. As to the in
fluence of Sunday papers he is said to
have said: "You can't pound a sermon
into a man after he has got through read
ing one of those Sunday papers."
The governor of South Carolina is pre
paring to carry into effect, a joint resol u
tion of the so-called legislature of 1S61 ,
which awarded a gold medal, valued at
$500, to Gen. -N". O. Evans, of the con
federate army, for conspicuous gallantry
at the battle of Leesburgh, La. Lees
burgh is the rebel name, for the disastr
ous battle of Ball's Bluff, where the
gallant Col. Baker was killed, with 222
of his men ; 22G were wounded, and 445
taken prisoners, and Gen. Evans distin
gushed. himself in the slaughter of Union
men, so as to get that magnificent trophy
which a quarter of a century afterwards
is to be presented to him with the most
flattering expressions of approval. What
a. lesson for the rising ceueration of
South Carolina. No wonder the. Charles
ton Neics and Courier feels impudent
enough to order "the G. A. R. to behave
or disband." South Carolina still labors
under the idea-that she is a "Confederate
State'' St. Paul Phonograph.
- . t Salt.Eheum or Eezema.
Old" sores and ulcers,,
Scaldhead and ringworm,
Pain in the back and spine,
. Swelling, of the kneo joints,
Sprains and bruises,
Neuralgia and toothache,
-Tender feet caused by bunions, corns;
and chilblains, we warrant Jsegg's Tuopi
cal Oil to relieve any and all of the
above. Sold by A. P. Streitz
Just before ' he died !;;Dr. CiKry, the
"Nestor of- MetholMil,'- tttrie6iT"
friend who was sittih jhia Sedide sad
said: "I had a drem JawWj and i
the drea&i I saw a Strang vii4bi .!- ilx2yi,
seemed to me that I . tealdemry :f.
peared before God. a ad that ae he 'looked '
rat me sternly and asked: " Weil, a what 1
have you got to sayor ywt!?,aail - :
while' Ir stood duabfouaded" befere the
great Judge, knowing t'wlW l t
make, Jesus- Chris
claimed r Jl am .herejito
Daniel Curry .' " '
Ex-Senator Ferry of Michigan, wbo is
now. never heard of, was once the most:
important individual in the United States. ''
He waiv president of the senate when, the '
election of Mr. Tilden was disputed'. -The
senate claimed the right of its pre.- ,
siding officer to determine which were
the lesral returns from. a state. The eyes-
eyes of the .nation were on Ferry then.
In 1882 he failed la business for $1,500,
000. The next year he was defeated for
the senate. Since that time he has. fallen!
from notoriety, but he- has worked hard:
and paid off over $1,200,000 of debts.
There is a class of citizens who are ''
frequently heard to remark, and with an,; : ..
evident feeling of pride. that they do not'
take interest enough in politics to cast a r,T
ballot. With the reform of sach men,' - '
and their conversion to a more whole
some sense of what they owe the com
munity, all other reforms must begin.
As long as it is fashionable and con-;;.1
sidered more respectable to shirk than toV -discharge
political duties it is idle, to'lopk" ;
for any material improvement, either la
the standards, the personnel or the quality . ,
of our local, state or national government,
Boston Globe.
There will he aarornl dAvfoas fn nu
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next winter, on various railroads, for'
heating the cars, but quite generally the
store will be abandoned and. the daager
of holocausts from this source removed
We noted a few days ago that the Ne.w
York Central would have a new method
of heating, and it is announced that the
Pennsylvania railroad company will heat' '
its cars by steam. After extended experi
ments the company reached entirely satis
factory results and will equip n number
of its psssenger trains with the steam heat
ing appliances, which it is expected will,
answer the object fully. During the tests.
and interesting discovery was made, which .
is said to have surprised experts. This '
was that it would only take a pressure of :
four or five pounds of steam, from the ' ':
locomotive to keep up uniform- heat
through a train of eight coaches. The
argument against the use of steam for '
heating trains has always been that it
would too greatly diminish the supply
needed for the actual service of the locor
motive in drawing the train. This has. "
been disproved by the result of the tests5, '
which have been complete enough to
demonstrate that a locomotive can gener- '
ate enough steam to draw a train and
supply the coaches. The lamp, which
was responsible for igniting the cars at
Chattsworth, remains to be disposed of
and must ultimately go. Omaha Bee.
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