WHO KNOWS?
As -when the yelic- autiaa t'.r- is hers,
r-" snu esxtUs, not doubtful of
Puts forth. Etrzr teds -K-iicse hope the wanfcis
year
Has not the power into fan Toif to teirs
Eo we -wiio sadly tread life's eownward. slepe.
ChSL blooded, feeble limbed, and cent and
grar.
Put forth, -while passing, each hia bed of hope
Tbas -we nay come apain to youth aadilay.
And hrvrk! The'rohia pipes aaain. The stream
Shakes cS. the frosty fetters it has 'VTom.
The beds, aurakin- Jram their Iricsttn drear:.
TJnfeki rejoicing in a spring- newborn
And prophesy the Ely aad the reee.
So spring xnayjaEae again ts ns. "Kb tnmra?
J". I- jaeatan in "The Qnillin Bee."
THE PAPER'S VALEDICTORY.
A Farsrsreir Issnc That ITcnd ttl-.. oji
Orasls to Survivors.
Several years ago I was the Omaha
SeTKibiicuiTs correspondent in Lincoln.,
3eb., the Etate capital, -when the paper
changed hands. The new proprietor had
a policy in two words, 'Hednce sala
riesl" 3k a few months he "was hfrocff
reduced to the poiat -where he couldn't
pay any salary. He asked rae to raise to
Omaha and take the editorship at the
salary I -was receiving as reporter. He
"would ens mysaTaryin two if I remain
ed in Lincoln. I accepted reluctantly.
It was only a question, of a few -weeks
"when the paper wouM have to suspend,
and there was little honor or profit in
guiding the wieek.
For three weeks -we managed to get
aloag somehow, and then the proprietor
yrxmz into renrement. The Becu hlicait
Had the Associated Press franchise and
iad presses and material worth $20, 000.
It had about 5,000 pud subscribers. I
had tried to get somebody to buy-it, and,
in the hope that soesehodv would, -we
continued to get the paper out At last
the printers announced that they wocld
not "work any leaser. I prevailed upon
them to wcrk that night, and they
agreed to help get out a farewell issue.
It -was a unique specimen. .For -weeks
Mr. Rosewaser, the proprietor ox The
Bee, and Mr. Hitchcock, the proprietor
of The World-Herald, had been -waiting
for The Uepuhiican's demise with eager
expectation. They knew -we had heen
endeavoring to sell the paper to outside
parties, and I determined to give them
a scare.
In an editorial recounting the vicissi
tudes through, -which The -Republican
had passed I said that at last the pa
per's troubles had come to aa end, and
they had. For some -weeks, the editorial
"went on to say, the future of The Re
publican had been problematic, but how
the suspense was over. "We kaew exactly
"sshetwas in store for die paper, and we
did. For enr con temporaries sbere might
be rivalries aad annoyxBces, hut for
The RepubSeaii all that was post, and
it was.
I learned afterward that there was
coostemarion in The Bee aad"WorH
HeraH ofaees the nest day and that it
was not until the second night; when
everybody fcsew the old Hr publican had
gone under, that car contemporaries
were reassured. New York. Mail and
Express.
Simple Xiemcdieg.
For a coad in the face rrppiy to the
cum a pieee of rotten wet with a mix
pure of laudasom and camphor, using
two parts hradafltna to oes part cam
phor. For threatened hrilaTTUiatiou of the
csaeaacfa take half a loaf cf stale bread,
wat with hot water, Kid Sjiri&kla thiek
ly wish ground ginger. Apply to ihe
stomach white waiting for the doctor's
visit.
For a cold on the chest there is no
better specific forraost persoas than well
boiled or roasted onione, bods ior a
cough and for the .dogging of the
bronchial tubes, which is usually the
cause of the cough. If eaten freely at
the outset of a coid, they will break up
oven a serious attack.
"How to Breathe. at; children should
be taught to breathe through the nose
and to keep the mouth tightly closed.
Many disease germs eater through the
ppen mouth, while, if ihe south is kept
closed, the air becomes puriaed whils
passing through the lone, moist passages
and tempered for the lungs. Philadel
phia HeconL
Sook Oat the Starch.
William E. Cures, use newspaper
correspondent, tells the following story
of a Washington colored womanr "The
wife of a naval officer in this city,
whose husband has just returned frcm
a long cruise, Is fixing up her home here
p-nci sent her lace curtains' te a colored
woman to be 'done up.7 The 'washlady'
returned them on the-day agreed upon,
but apologia" d because they were so
rimpsey' and offered to do them over
again if she were allowed a few days
firne. 'I had em jus' as stiff as ycu
Jike, heney,' she remarked to the naval
officer's wife, 'but my husband's niece
by his fust wife died jus' at the time I
got 'em ironed, and he thin '11 take the
E torch out of things so much as a corpse
in a house." Another trial was given
her.
A Wonderf nl 31atlicmatlcisn.
Zerah Colbum, bom in 1804, was the
iHcst remarkable natcr-.il maiemasician
avery known. He was able to raise 8
to the sixteenth power, this comprising
15 figures, and was right in every par
ticular. Once he was requested to name
the factors which produced the number
241,453 and immediately gave the cor
rect answer. He was asked the square
root of 105,929, and before the figures
could be written down he gave the an
swer. Chew far a few moments a cracker
containing no sugar and notice how
sweat it becomes. This is the sugar Into
which your saliva has converted the
starch cf the cracker.
When a dentist in China is pulling &
tooth far a patron, an assistant hammers
an a gong to drown the cries of the
victim.
It is just as well to know that ophalia,
i new color. Is a pale mauve.
Arc turns Is not less than 70 and is
probably more than 200 light years dis
tant from us. This star certainly sur
passes the sun in voinme mny thousand
times.
The British government stifl employs
foreign mercenaries in ils army. The
Gurkhas, fine soldiers of XepaL, are em
"ployed in British Tndfa.
The first submarine telegraph wire
was laid In ISaQ from England to
France. Two years later? Scotland and
Iceland were connected.
DOGS OF INTELLIGENCE.
A. Strict Sabbatariaa and a Traveler Is
.Hansoms.
The ladies1 Sennel Journal consists
of a number cf dog anecdotes select
ed from many sources, new and old.
The stories are arranged to Illustrate
different features of the dog's character.
Here is an example of what is called a
dog's 'tenacity of impression, " vouched
for by an Scinhurgh ministeri"
"One sacrament Sunday the minister
left his house to the care cf the servants,
who thought it a good opportunity to
grve a party. During the dav the do
ifT '
(a Newfoundland) accompanied them ;
through the garden, and indeed wher- i
ever they went, in the most attentive !
manner and seemed well pleased. In!
the e vaiing, when the time arrived that i
the party meant to separate, they pro-
ceeded to do so, but the dog, the instant ,
they went to the dcor, interposed, and,
placing hrmgprf before it, would not al-,
low one cf them to touch the handle.
On their persisting and attempting to
use farce, he became furious and in a
menacing manner drove them back into
the kitchen, where he kept them until ,
the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Simpson."
From which It would appear that .
some dogs are Sabbatarians. At all j
events, he seems to have been of opinion
that revelers in. a manse on sacrament '
(, Sunday were out of place. 1
Another story, illustrating the reason
Gf a dog, is quoted as having been told 1
by William Hcttou of Peushaw, the ,
owner of the animal The dog was in ;
the habit of going about in hansom cabs
with his master. One day, after being
lest, he went home by h?Twtt?f in a
hansom. j
'The cabman rang for his fare, and, !
iir he had somehow captured the '
runaway, I inquired how an." where he
found him 'Oh, sir, said cabby, 'I,
didn't hail him at all; he hailed me. I j
was standing close bv Sc. James' church 1
looking out for a fare, when in jumps She remembered having once, as a child,
the dog. I shouts through the winder, j eeE a -raiiar figure, under circum
He wouldn't stir. So I gets down and , stances which seemed to preclude the
tries to pull "hfa out and shows hfn nrv Idea that it was any person still in the
wnrp, but lie sic; stui ana barKS as
much as to say, "Go on, old man." As
1 seizes him by the collar I reads his
name and address. My fine gentleman
settles hiraseEf with his head just a-lcok-ing
out, and I drives oo till I stops at
this gate. Then out jumps nry passen
ger, a-cleariag the doors, and walks in
as though he'd bees a regular fare. ' "
The driving in cabs dog is by no
means a rare variety. It is toH of Lady
Ashbumham's colhe that, after jumping
into a handlers, he so plainly intimates
that he wants his collar read that, as
one cabman said, "Slowed it he didn't
ask me to." Westminster Budget.
AS AN ARMY RATIO!.
Beans Briefiy Censidered by an Old. Army
"Vetoran.
"Take it altogether, " said the old
soldier, "I think I liked beans the best
of the army rations. Hard bread, of
course, was essential, and we expected
to get that anyway, but I am speaking
now of the comparative luxuries on the
army bill cf lure. I should prefer corned
beef, if that issued in the army had been
uniformly of a desirable quality. But
often it was ef a hardness more like
that of quartz and ef a saltiness post be
lief by these who have never tried It
"Salt pork well, fat sale park, even
of the best quality, is not desnible as a
steady diet of food, and we got more
salt pork than any other meat, and it
was most always not of the best In
fact, bo old soldier will ever forget the
salt pork of the army. But his recollec
tions cf it will Bot be surrounded by an
aurora bcrealis cf delight.
''Not everybody Eked beans, but ac
cording to my notion they were the best
of the army rations, all things censid
erwL If we had. a piece of pork to put
in the kettle, so much the better. But
we bad salt anyway, and bean soup,
with hard bread to break into it, and a
cup of coffee made a meal that had de
cided elements of hopefulness in it.
"It is true that sometimes when we
had beans day after day for days together
some of the men would get tired of
them. Bat you would grow tired of
prsohms, wceJda'c you, If yeu had too
many of them?
"I always used to be giaa when we
had beans, and to this day I like now
and then a dish of bean soup, and I '
never emt It without pieasant rccollec- j
tions of the armv. " New York Sun. i
A Poet's CMvairy.
The poetry of Longfellow reveals Its
author's sensitive, ehivalrees spirit, so
that those familiar with his verses will
read without surprise this story told by
Mrs. Phelps-Ward ia her "Chapters
From a Life;"
Loafeliew was reading aloud a poem
one day to Mae. Modjeska, whose eyes
filled with tears as the reading uro-
ceeccd.
'I shall never forget, " observes Mrs.
Phelps-Ward, ithe toae and manner
with which he turned towardher. 'Oh,'
he cried, 1 meant to givs you happi- j
nessi j. save givu jua ptmi. i
"His accent on the word
para was i
Ifkp the smert of a wound. "
Jferve Strain.
"It must be a good deel of a strain to
j run a trolley car, saw. tne taisaive
j man on the platf arm.
j 'You bet it Is, " said the mo term an.
i "Wy, when I go aloeg fer two or t'ree
I weeks without rrrmrrn over anybody I
t git so nervous I can't eat nor sleep."
Cincinnati Enquxrer.
Perhaps no country in the world is
better suited for the cyclist than Hol
land, where vou raov run for miles
j without meeting with an incline thai J
I even suggests a MIL In The iagne j
cycling is a universal amusement, horse
exercise far Indies
being the occasional
exception.
A strong microscope shows the single
hairs of the head to be like coarse,
round rasps, but with teeth extremely
Irregular and jagged.
SoiaetMiiir to iaew-
It may be worth something- to know
that the very best medicine for restoring
tired out nervous system to a healthy
Yisor ia Seotnc Bitters. This medi
sine is purely vegetables, acts by giving
toae to the nerve centres in the stomach
gently stimulates the fiver and kidneys, Japan. The total cosv is estimated at
and aids these organs in throwing off if 175, 000, 000.
imp urities in th e blood. Electric Bitters
improves the apetite, aids digestion, and At the presentrate of production over
ispronoanced by tDGe who mive tried it eS00,000,0C6 worth of fresh eold will
as the very best blood ounfier and nerve 1 1 - , . ,
tonic Try it. Sold f6r50c orSlJSO.per;, tJie mrnesore another
bottle at A. P. Streitrs drug store. 2 I Presidential electicn is held.
CREDO.
Hcrand the curtain, cf the zz
VThat shall befall ns none may :u;nr
Eava this: A manly heart and brave.
Tree to a friend, fair to s. fee.
That, passrrp, Issres a. record, clear,
2Iay face the void -crithont a fear.
,ATTr? not by homily, but deed;
By upright life, not bended tnee;
By grace r wurtfc, not garb or creed
The honest man, Trhoe'er he be.
Is proved cf heaven's bliss an heir
Beyond the-grave if heaven be there.
J. I Eeatcm in "The Qnfltimr Bee."
WARNED OF DANGER.
Apparition That Saved a Womsa Praia
Heias Bitten by a. Cobra.
The following remarkable occurrence,
an absolute fact, was related by a lady
visiting friends in Hartford as it was
told her by her cousin in Meerat, north
western India. It teok place in the
house of the sister of the narrator. Of
its absolute accuracy there can be no
question. The two sisters in India are
connected with families of repute and
with officers in the British army in In
dia. We give the story as the lady here
related it. She is a devout member of
the Episcopal church and is incapable
of misrepresenting in the slightest par
ticular. Her cousin, in whose house the occur
rence took place, was seated at a lighted
table engaged in reading, when, think
ing it about time to retire, and happen
ing to lift her eyes from the book, she
was astonished to see seated in a chair
before her, and between herself and the
door to the bathroom, a man, a stranger
to her, who calmly regarded her. It was
tco great a surprise far her to speak and
demand who was thus intruding unbid
den upon her privacy and what was
wanted. She remained for a moment in
silent astonishment.
Then it gradually dawned upon her
that the figure was probably not that of
a person of real flesh and blood, but a
visitor from the unseen world of life.
body, and in later years,, in revolving
those circumstances, she had remember
ed how the apparition had after a little
while faded away into invisibility.
Concluding that this new visitor also
was not a person of fiesh and blood, she
sat silently gazing at the silent object,
while the intruder, whoever or what
ever he was, sat also in silence, steadily
regarding her. Just how long this state
of things lasted the lady did not accu
rately know, but It was probably not
very long, when the mysterious stranger
began to vanish into a thinner and thin
ner personal presence, until in a mo
ment or two he had vanished quite
away.
It was the lady's hour for her evening
bath, but she thought she would first let
out her two pet dogs from their confine
ment In another room. They came bark
ing furiously and running directly to
ward the bathroom. There, through the
open dcor, the lady was horrified to see
on the floor a monstrous cobra the
snake whose bite is certain and speedv
death. Springing forward to save her
dogs, she quickly shut the dear, but not
so instantaneously as to prevent her
seeing the reptile turning and escaping
down through a hole In the floor where
the drain pipes cf bathtub and wash
bowl went a hole which had been care
lessly left larger than was necessary.
If she had gone directly to the bath
room, as she would have done but for
the intervention cf her mysterious visi
: tant, her life would undoubtedly have
1 been sacrificed in the act. Hartford
' Times.
The Sketch Club.
The work of the Sketch club, a dls
tincs display in the recent exhibit at the
Pittsburg School of Design, attracted its
own share of attention. The work sub
mitted included pen and ink drawings
and oil and water color sketches. The
work done by the club is entirely inde
pendent of the class work done in the
school. Members Include both graduates
' and students. The club meets each Fri
day afternoon during the wpater in one
of the studios of the school and sketches
from life. During the summer the club
enjoys excursions in the suburbs of the
city and makes studies of landscapea
and outdoor life. For the ndeor-eketch-
! Ing each member pled&a herself to
sit once as a model for the club. The
club nas been in existence
ior several
vears. The present officers are Mrs. An- j
m-a t? TTOBnf. tt-tc
&. Bobinson, secretary and Mi Janey i
Jenkins treasurer. Each year the qual- I
lty at the worx grows in importance,
while as an Incentive to industry the
worth cf the club is tuUj established.
Pittsburg Bisuatch,
Wales csd the Tr-Hi-n Chief.
The Prince of Wales receives manv
peculiar, humorous and pathetic letter
of appeal. One of the eldest of these ap
peals came from the Wabigoou. Lake In
dian reserve, in Canada, some years ago,
when, the regulations being less strict
than new, a party of white men, regard-
less of treaties, were poaching uuen the
preservea 01 tne lnuians.
The red men resented this, and the
chief dispatched the following cable
message:
To the Prince of Wales, Lcndaa, England r
"Khite mea ccttias Timber on Eagle lake.
Wasld yen kindly come asd settle natter?
This was given to cs. Please advise.
Kaf Sxwc.tSH, Chief.
"Wiahigoca Lake.
There is no record of the prince's re
ply to this simple appeal by the red men
to their future sovereign. Pearson's
Weekly. -
The parish church of Grove, on the
borders' of Bedfordshire and Bucking
hamshire, but situa ted in the latter coun
ty, is said, to be the smallest end meat
curious church hi England. The uarish
contains under 20 inhabitants, and the
church will comfortably seat a few more
than that number.
Xuita or Is.
4Yes," said Lungiy as the dock
hands neared the midnight hour, "J
think I shall accept the presidency af
that gas company."
' 1 should think you would be fitted
for the position, " she replied- Phila
delphia jSexth American.
The Siberian railway will measure
exactly 4,741 1-3 miles from Tcbelia
binsk, on the eastern side ef the Urals,
and at the gate of Siberia, to Yladivo-
SOME TRAINED CATS.
TIk Clever Tricks They Hmt
Seea Tssghi
tope
One of the most difficult things to
teach a cat is to follow like a dog. As s
rule, they will not follow, "but occasion
ally there Is an. excepticc A Kew Xork
young lady has a car that trails so close
T. U I .. ... JJ
The chief clerk of the state department emph, TeT skW ithat T w
at Washington has a cct with the same j paid no attention to a'smaHlurrp which
accomplishment. He has owned It for appeared In her breast, but it soon de
seven or eight years. ItwiH follow hfm j veloped into a cancer of ihe worst type,
about the streets far miles Just TiV a s notwithstanding the treatment of
aos ana is eictssrveiv rrpin or irornc one
far a walk, urovided Ite master selects
evenings for his meanderings. In dav
light It prefers not to go en these x
hies, evidently because it does not like
to came in contact with small boys and
dogs, who are then, too numerous on the
streets of Washington.
It has often been observed that cats
really care nothing for a mnscer or a
mistress, but become attached to place
and not to persons. 2tot rd with this
particular cat, fcr at one time when. Its
owner changed his residence he pur
posely left his cat with friends who oc
cupied the house he had vacated, but
the cat was not satisfied until is had
found where the new house was and
taken up Its abode there, with evident
delight at finding its olti friend and pro
tector. In the treasury department at Wash
ington there Is one very wonderful cat
His name is Tom, and when, addressed
he will quickly respond, even waking
out of a sound sleep to go toward the
speaker. Sometimes, to confuse brrrt,
the clerks will sing out some word or
wards in which the syllabic "torn" Is
emphasized, and to that he pays no at
tention. But let any one call, "Tom,
it's dinner time!" and forthwith he
walks across the room, reaches up with
his paws to a tin pail, claws it down
and comes bringing it in his mcufeh.
Tom is passionately fond of music At
the cry of "Hand organ!" he climbs to
a high window seat, but at the words
"Here's a dog!" he slinks under a desk.
One of the most accomplished cats In
England belongs to Lady Eandolph
Churchill. It is a maltese Angora, with
out spot and with a particularly cun
ning face. This cat was bought for the
late Lord Bandolph Churchill during
that year cr two when hjs strong mind
failed and every effort -wes made to
amuse him. He was afraid of dogs, tak
ing a sudden terror at the sight of them,
but Miss Angara just pleased him.- She
was sens from India by an officer in
that country who had taken her parents
there years before. Her mother had been
a watch cat, able to keep guard over a
tent, meowing if a strange step came,
and of course her children were very
bright When this Churchill pastas
told to "Go play she piano, 11 pbr would
immediately walk buek and forth upon
the keys of the baby grand in the bou
doir. 1 'Xow sit for yem uicture, " meant
to assume a demure position, with her
paws in line, her tail neatly curled
to one side, as if trjir to IeoIr pias
ant.- Our Animal Frizes.
A Pearl Fnnn.
There is only one pearl farm in the
world. It is in the Torres strait, at the
northern extremity of Australia, and be
longs to James Clark, of Queensland.
Mr. dark, who is "known as "the Hn?
of the pearl-fishers, " originally stocked
it with 150,000 pearl oysters. Now
1,500 men 200 of whem are divers
and 250 vessels are employed in har
vesting the crop.
"I have been 15 years engaged in
pearl fishing," Mr. Clark, told a corre
spondent cf the Melbourne Ace. "Ibegan
in a small way and have given the fish-i !
eries my close attention during ell this
time. My experience has led me to the
belief that, with proper intelligence in j
rue tciiuii u. a uac i :m raise
pearls and pearl shells as easily &a one
can raise oysters.
I started my farm three years ago '
and have steckeu it with shells which I
obtained, In many Instances, far out at
sea. To grow shells successfully, how
ever, according to my eseerience thus
far, the water must not be too deep. !
"My pearl shell farii covers 5,089 j
square miles. Over most of it the water '
is shallow. In shallow water shells at- ;
tain the greatest size, and, besides, it is
, ' w"3 -v - ,
tcem- .
Ni snip Ej pearls to
Jjoncon m my
Jf225- Jb cs;c- ea runs,
roughl-Vjpakmg, from f200,QQ0 worth
up to almost five times thus amount."
Grest Good Fortune.
Good luck is of all kinds, some cf it
queer. The San Francisco Peat, far in
stance, tells how a laboring man In that
city found himself fortunate in a way
most unexpected.
When the neon whistle blew the other
day, he sat down on a box In the shade,
thrust his hand into his overcoat pocket,
looked surprised and then remarked:
"I've lost my lunch."
He pondered over his predicament a
aioment and then added:
"Well, Pve got sKnehing to drink
anyway." And he pulled a bottle of
coffee out of his other pocket.
He slowly drained the bottle, throw
it aside and sat lost in thought for a
moment. Suddenly he sprang trg shsp-t
ped his rhirh and exclaimed;. "
"It's a good Job I lost my lunch!"
"Why so?" mquired another work
man, "Why, I left my teeth at heme."
The History cT teirj.
The enircs hirxory of Tacitus, as we
have the work, was regained from a sin
gle copy found In the fifteenth century
in a monastery of Westphalia. Thus we
should owe the works of this author to
one copy jg a remarkable circumstance,
for the Emperor Tacitus, who claimed
to be a descendant of the historian had
copies of the history placed in every li
brary of the empire, asd each year had
ten copies transcribed ict presentation to
scholars. All, it seems, perished save
the Westphalian copy.
The Discovery Saved 51s Life
Mr. G. CsilkMiette. Druggist, Beavers
vQIe I1L, says; uTo Dr. Eing-'s New
; Discovery I owe rav hie. Was taken i
anr? t3 Trror, r,r, f t tj i
" bV " r,. Z:
. iiv e. navmc ur. txing ser iiiscovery i
m my etore x seat tor a bottle and be
gan its use and from the first dose be-
ffan to get better, and after usimr three
bottles was up and about acaiu. It is
wurth its weight In gold. "We wont keep
store or house without it." Get a free
trial at A.F. Stettz'sdrug; store. 2
iwiv ic -j ippe itiiti snea ail tne pnysi- ueu ior an eye ointment, yet posess
cians tor miles aboat hnt of no mn cii neaun'r power tnat wnen
" " - IZ 1 .AT-
Cancer
if the B
t -u- kuuuaacu. lu
spread, and grow rapidly, eating two
holes in her breast. " The doctors
soon pronounced
her incurable. A
celebrated. New York
specialist then treat
ed hsr, but she con
tinued, to grow worse
and when informed
that both her aunt
and grandmother had
died from m-nr- he
gave, the case up as
hopeless.
Someone then re
commended S.S.S.
and though little hope remained, she
begun it, and aa improvement was noticed-
The cancer cornnencedto heal and
when she had taken several bottles it
disappeared entirely, and although sev
eral vears nave elapsed, not a aignof
the disease has ever returned.
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N- B. Olds. Agent
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CHe lTmm
DEALER IS
Coal OH,
Gasoline, -f
Gas ;Tar,
And Crude Petroleum.
Leave orders at ofice
in Broeker's tailor shoo.
V
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Carl Brodbeck,
dkat.fr rs"
Fresh: Smoked and
Salted Meats,
Having-re-opened the City Meat
Market, opposite the Hotel Neville,
I am prepared to furnish customers
with a choice quality of meats of
all kinds.
A share of jour patronage is re
spectfully solicited.
J. F. PILLION,
i
General Hepairer.
Special atteation given to
Mm nrnmi
WHEELS TO KENT
HUMPHREYS
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Ner
No.
1 Cures fever.
2 " Worms.
" Infants' Diseases.
" jDiarrhes.
" Neuralgia.
3
4
8
8 Oures Headache.
lO
li
12
" Dyspepsia.
" Delayed Periods.
" T-schorrea.
' Skin Diseases.
13 Cures1 Rheumatism.
16 " : Malaria. '
20 ;Whooping Cough
No.
No.
No.
07
SO
77
Kidney Diseases.
Urinary Diseases
Colds and Grip-
Sold by Druggists, or sent prepaid on
; receipt of price, 25c., or 5 for SI.
i Da. Heubhiizsk Honzo paxhtc Mutual
of Debuses Mut.sp Pszs.
! Humphreys' 2Ied. Cc, 111 Wmktrz Ft.. 7T. Y.
i .
i
A Cure for Piles,
We can assure all who suffer with. In-
ternaii-iies that in Hemorrhoidine we
i have a positive cure. The treatment ia
nmike any thing- heretofore used audits
application so perfect that ererv ves-
nrr - W - ? V-i a
at
i'1 -,J -ntz uteaseipartsr it ax once re-
a is the snre result of its
conttuueil use.
ML who suffer with piles '
ie by Druggists, wui be sent iw?a
tae iactory oa recero- or urice. $ad
TheFostss MjL&fo CoQosast EhiSW I
t?1 S 'SJSfSSS EUrmatIaa.
fjnrsii ana xiiBnnatfoa-
f C J -r - - T I
SOLD BY A. F. STREITZ.
reast
sss
Piute, Tiworker
Spring
Fresk Garden and Field Seeds
either in bulk or packages- These seeds come from one.
of the most reliable growers in the conntry and wre can
recommend them as fresh. Wehaye also received onr
spring stock of
G-JESZDS3iT TOOLS.
In the ;Hai?dware Line
t F.J. BROEKER,
MERCHANT
Attention is invited to our
New Line of Spring Suitim
Suits rnade to order irj a
rnanncr and.
PHICHS RS liOltf
A. F. STRE1TZ
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
WINDOW GLASS, MACHINE OILS
D exits clie Ap otlieke .
Corner of Spruce and Sixth-sts.
C. F. IDDINGS,
LUMBER,
AND GRAIN
Order by telephone from
CTT?, ATM k; , ,TNT AT,g
WALL-PAPER, PAINT AND OIL DEPOT.
WXSDOW GLSS. VARNISHES. GOLD LEAF, GOLD
PAINTS, BRONZES, ARTISTS' COLORS AND BRUSHES. PIANO AND
FURNITURE POLISHES, PREPARED HOUfE AND BUGGY PAINTS,
KALSOMTNE MATERIAL, WINDOW SHADES.
ESTABLISHED JULY 1S68. - - - - 310 SPRUCE STREET-
NOBTH : PLATTE : PHAEMACT,
Dr. N. McCABE, Prop., J.S. BUSH, Manager.
"Ve i'tti to xiandle tiio Best Grrades of
G-oods, sell th.em. au Reasonable
Fixires. and VV arrant iCv erything
as Hepresented.flaMaOTg
Orders from fclie country aflE along t'ue line of the Union
Pacific railwaj respectfully solicited.
-'ffiggfe For Fine Rigs
M
ITS
1 11
Elder & Lock's Stable.
Xorthwest corner Conrt-honse Square.
FINEST SAMPLE EOOM
Haviag rentted our rooms in
?j lxvvitpfl in rail anr? sap n.
s? 3 nM5t Winp;. Lifiuors
Oar billiard hall is supplied
-
and competent attendants
J KEITHS BLOCK OPPOSITE
Planting
will soon be here and we are ready
to supply yon "with
ive carry a full stock.
A. L. DAVIS,
Who no one owes
TAILOR.
Cleaning, Repairing
and yeing.
workrnanlifce
perfect fit Quaranteed.
RS THH IiOWHST.
Newton's Book Store.
-AT-
COAL
1 Reasonable prices
-GO TO-
IS" JSOBTH PLATTE
the finest of style, the public
instrrincr conrteotis treatment.
and Ciar? at the Bar
3
with the nest make of tables
will sxrpBiv all your wants.
x'HE OKIOK PACIFIC DEPOT