Nemuia Advertiser
W. W 0ANDER3, PUDUOHcn
Nemaha,
Nebraska
"THE OLD OAKEN B.UCKET."
Tlrntiiclif Dim n i lliifc In I In: J.'lwlit
of Iti-tlli'iil Kiik'i hititi.
llfr t.Vr to m.v lnvnt nn the mvikm of
iiiy HiildlnMiil
5l1eiT fonil ivcollertion imvcii(h tli"ni
to view ;
Tht orchn rd, I In; meadow, I lie deep tan
gled wlldwoixl,
Aid all the loved spots that, my iiifiTney
knew.
Set otic tiling I enii but recall with n
hhudder
( wonder I live now tli Htory ti tell :
W )i(w I oft drank from the old on ken
bucket. o
2V Kenii-bi'eediiiK bucket that limn; in
the well.
jtlwr off tlx ji hoy, when rylunilii from'
working,
.1 etune from, the mendows where Ions
I. had toiled.
iLvi seized") In rude bucket where iiiIitoImm
were lurking,
To. drink of the witter, iiiililteirtl, un
boiled !
T might, have eiitijjlit typhoid, iinlniKnHM,
or mciiNh'a ;
ll wonder that ever I lived to jrrow up,
Tor usin that unhygienic old bucket,
Instead of employing n Mt'i'ilisa'd cup.
J thought it win sweet, fVoin th" brim to
receive it ;
4 The draiiKht ho refreshing 'ould not fall
to please;
,4It, foolish I wn, for 1 .could not bc
"liove it ; .
, That water no doubt containgd j;orms
I of disea.se.
Tw.'trt slraiiK; that in dayw of my earliest
(.'titldhood
The bells of I lie village had' not tolleil
my knell
For drinking liactcria out of linn bucket.
'pi,,. ,"..., i i.. .i. .
. .uii nun Mill llinilfl MIDI 1 1 1 1 1 1 LI Ul
1 it . .
ItKI'il.WN.
Tilio
old oaken
bucket.,
T.tiir tlealli-dealin;;
the well.
Jiippiucotl's .MaKiizine.
bucket, the Keriii-lailoo
bucket that liunu' In
.; TRUTH ABOUT TRAPPING.
t
m-..Y. II. Wright, the noted git,.
jour, limitcr, declares hi tin; World
Vont. that. Iho trapper of" to-day lacks
cvry criniwM.Tlstie which" romance hn.
Interwoven wit It his mi me. IJ .says:
j People who have nor Keen can form
i lie IM'lll'
until it
There
truppci lues
sonre crises Is
ib felon of tlic millerlng trappers cause,
nor of their ruthless destruction o.C
game. Nothing cseii pes ilium; (.'Veil the
Wjulrrols nriv sacrlliccil, to bait tnlps
for marten ' and lisher; and not only
tin; siiiilrri'ls but till kinds of birds,
whether game or song birds..
Jiii trapping miuU, otter, beaver ami
a few other lui:-bfiu'liu, anlinals, the
trap-Is nearly always set 'near the va
lor, where tin animal when caught is
wk.ii drowned, so that its suffering is
s-'oou end.ed. Hut with hear, hinrteii
mul lisher It I- ",v
must drag a heavy clog about
catches in some root or hush.
ho luurtt'walt until the
to kill him,- nuil thl in
not fun days. Tin; hones of the leg are
ul'itost Invariably broken by tho trap,
and tho leg swells to Incredible Ijjc.'
Oner trapper In one day shot rtine
teen large blue grouse, inerejy fl tr, u
new rttle. The birds' were jiestlng; he
hail no" use for them, anil not. one did'
.hp-even bring to camp.
Threo-jjours ago, In nrltish Colum
bia, an old trapper camped near, our"
bear-hunting party. He shot every-,
thing he could llnd. even little- ducks
nnd marmots. A goat he kiHed fell
over a cliff; and as il was harder-to
recover It than lo shoot another, he
shot another. He was trapping beaver,
(tut of season. ,
I have seen cthe spot wHiere a be-ir,
fa.st In a trap, hnd been" caught for
more than a week In a thicket through
which It. was impossible to drag tho
trap and cfog. 1 knew an old French
trapper who shot seventy-three mooso
and elk ifi one winter, for Item bait
for tho spring catch.
u
HIlio jr WlteolltiK.
Some years ago wjion bicycling was
inoro popular thnnMt Is today, lliihop
Donahue (if Whoellng, y. 'a., etayd
io learn to ride. He had the usual
perleuees ofca novice. Some, days it.rav
u frli-nd, who had seen the bishop r
forming feats on a whuel, asked, "J'.iSlv
op, dovou wheel now V"
"Cortalnly:' replied tlupdlgnltary. 'I
am bishop of Whoollns."- ltoston
l(be." " .
Every skin Is dllferent and must
lie Ireatud nccordliiKly ; nne tho
roaaoiilnc, woman soeka to llnd tho
proper method of trcntment for her
complexion
Flaxseed tonic will, conn
effect of datnpncps on the hair.
An appMealion of the new antilyils
recently adopted hy the I'.ureati of
Statistica of'tho J)t'pnnnunt. of Coin
mo roe and Labor to the trade of the
United .Stales, Troiii 1870 to JDOO,
shows that arlijlci in the natural
state formed hut 25.72 ' per cent, of
the Imports in 187(3 and lo.GL' per cent.
In.lDOO; while of tho exports, articles
in the nntu.ral Htato formed (17. Ho per
cent in 1870 and 'I'J.rK per cent in 1000
DOES Y0Ti7rBACK ACHE?
HORSE STEALER CAUGHT
' HAM, COI N ! V Slir.KIIT TAICKS K.l I! I,
coiHtAKD i ihim rivrtcj:
rriilll liy (hi- ICi in rloiu r of Otic tVhu
llttn I'm nut llellrt.
.lames Jt. Keeler, ret t red farmer, of
Fen net street, Cav.enovla, S. Y., says:
"About Ilftceti years ajjo 1 mift'ered
with my back and
kidneys. I doctored
and used many reme
dies without getting
relief. Kcglnulug with
Domi's Kidney Pills, I
found relief from the
Urst box, nnd two
boxes restored me lo
good. Mitiud condition.
My wife and many of
my friends have used Doan's, Kidney
I'lll.s with good results, and I cun ear
nestly recommend I hem."
Sold by all dealers. .10 cents n box.
Fostia'-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo, N. V.
The West Australia secession inovc
nient is gaining ground. It is op
posed to the earmarking by the Aus
tralian Federal Parliament of spe
cial custom duties for old-age pen
plons and other nationai tinder
t'akingri. Powered orris-root and prepared
c.lmlk (onihint'd is a good dentifrice.
Gracefulness is almost always ca
pable of being cultivated to some"
degree at least. The regular prac
tice of calisthenics o will help won
dcrlully in the 'attainment, or grace
fulness. ' -
The total peanut crop of the United
States is about HOO, 000,000 pounds an
njinlly and is worth $11,000,000. Over
3r)0,O0O riores of land are devoted, to
raising peanuts.
ATTRACTIONS OF WESTERN
CANADA.
'MnKtilflcciir
for (hn
The lllrd (IitM.lr,.
Mr. Kidder That eat you Insisted
vpon having about the house Is around
your canary bird now.
Mrs. Kidder SJie IsV0 Oh, drive her
away! u . . . "
Mr. Kidder -Toy" late. I. say she'9
already round your canary . Philadel
phia Pre8.
Crop Ilelnrn
e Yonr 11MMJ.
The manncriu .which the Canadian
West has attracted0 s?ttlcrs in recent
years lias caused many qf our 'Jour
nals and public men to sit up and take
notice, to use a, current phrase. From
pvo.ry Furopean country and front al
most every State in. the Union lare
numbers of settlers have docked Jo the
prairie provinces ot' Canada, where
free homesteads and wide opportuni
ties are open to all who desire to aVall
themselves oV them. c ,
The greatest factor In attracting set
tlers lies fci the Inherent richness of
soil and suit.'iblllty of climate for pro
duclug what Is Universally considered
to ,be the llnest wheat in the world
the "No. I hard" of Canadian growth-s
v,, .rJ- dtat rank liMbe very
llrst class. This year tiit. L'''t'Vct re
tjirtiii were. Wheat. OO.OOO.tKX) tu,.b
.els; oats. Tti.OOOJKK) ljusltels; hurley.
17,000,000 bushels; and when it is con
sidered that the entire, population oC
.the three provjnees as cTldenced by
the (lulqueititial census just completed
vlls only, SI 0.000, It Is eusily seen that,
"the lure or the Canadian" West Is In Its
Agricultural iK)teutUUItles.
Another feature which attract the,
Bottler 1b tluit railway construction U
proceeding with such rapldlty. that, al
most every districts within easy reach,
of outside markets, ami that soortj
prleetf for0 all Hues of farm product
rule practically from, the commence
nfent of agricultural operations. This
is a factor which dldnot prevail wh'en
tln earlier Kettlements In the West
were made In Canada" and In the Unit
ed States, ' and (haji, Riven a great liu-o
petus to Canadian Western settlement0
In recontyoars.
The free grant system of homestcadst
which prevails In the prairie provinces.;
by which every settler who Is rfble and
willing to i-oiuply with the conditions
of actual settlement (by0no means on
erous) Is given 100 acres free, except
$10 for entry, Is n great dravYlns card,
and in the last fiscal year gathered in
over .180,000 additional to the West
ern population, of which r7,79G ware
from tho United States
5 The" further fact, as 0 Is strongly
brought out by the agent ot the Cana
dian Government, whose address ap
pears elKfwherg, that a splendid com
mon sclioOl syHtem, practically' free, pre-,
vails throughout tho entire country,
and Is easy of access In even tho moat
remote districts, Is nuother great In
ducement to tho settler who hus the
future welfare of his family in mind,
and this, coupled with tho fact that
Western Canadian. law and order are
prvrWal, completes a circle of good
aud awiklent reasons, why the tide of
Iraaslic ration baa aet la no steadily to
ward the cotiitry to the north of our
lloe.
I, It, (iiitilaril Kcli'itsril for I.uclc of I'vl-Ueinic-A
cent lit C'nllowa.v 'IJl
itilfitrd It) t'nldit PiM'lllc
15UOKKN HO W. Nebr.-rn the case
of -I. H. and Karl (lot.'danl who have
been in the custody of SherilT Itich
itrdaOn at this place charged with
being implicated in the Union Pacific
hafe blowing at Calloway, the county
prosecutor concluded the chain of
circumstantial eridencc to be so in
complete as to dispense with a r.ro
llminnrj hearing. The old man was
accordingly released", (ml Karl God
dard, the son, ha? been positively
idnntillod by Charles Wescott of
Grand Island as tlin man who took
a horse and buggy from him some
time ago, Sheriff Purikol of Grand
bland came from there and look
his prisoner away on No. -12. Howard
tho alleged leader of the safe
crackers, Is ftill at ' large. Tt now
appears that between four and five
hundred dollars were taken away
from the Union Paoilie safe at
Callowy and Agent Grimes of that
place, according to iii statement,
lias been dismisse.l because he would
not make good the amount stolen.
Cooper on Strike
N'KMKASKA .CITY. Neb. Tho
coopers, at the Morton-Grcgson pack
ing house," Went on a strike., over
some pcttj-o grievance Eight men
walked out The packing company
put other men to work and rave
declared it an "open shop" and in
the future will ignore the union
and will allow all comers to work.
'Plmr i Y,ii,iitwmt rin otriiiihli Mil !ir
count of the strike.
"Miss Stella Clark.. young lady
who attended the cigar stand at the
Watson hotel took a doo of laudanum
and tried to end her life , She tijis
been very despondettt of late "ami
wan sick for a few day She pur-
cased threo bottle? from different,
drug stores ahd took the con'ents of
one. She was found shortlv attei
o
taking the poison anil, physicians
saved her life. The young lady ha.-"
been a, resident of this city tor the
0
past our months and came here from
Falls" City whero it she at
tempted to take her life about a year
rao o ,
AmhuU Miidr oil .l:ipnnet
fACpy I A , Was h. Manager Ohester,
nf the Alitor Mill company, tliirty
live milet sout.'uof Taeonia. says that
there wa a little: trouble there,
caused by a few hangers ont,at a
saloon,, who would "not work and
wlio assaulted two Japanese m an
'jndeavorto drive them away. Two
deputy sheriffj arrived and the Jap
anese are .now0 at work in the yard
doing common labor, for "which other
men could "not be secured Mr
Chcsfer says the mill crew is snti.-iied
and. the mill is running-nil right..
The employment ,of Japaneo
't borers is not a new thing on the
line o hu Taeonia lCatem railroad.
Tney have hn doing ?e'ction worts
fpr several year, ,.-d there fs hardly
a mill among thr twenij Hve on the
lino that does not "inploy ?roi.. ten
to a dozen JapnneiO
,;i'illor of llwiil. .AIUhIiic
KANSAS OITV-Williani 0.' An
derson, collection teller of the First
National 'bank ot this city, is mis
sing, and 12. V. Swinney. the presi
dent, admitted that he was short
$9,000 in Hi s account? Mr Ander
son, who has been in the employ of
the0 bank for nineteen oycars left the
city recently supposedly on a hunt
ing trip. It (developed that ho had
abstracted $"0,000 from the band's
funds, taking the money in three
Tots during t.':o week. Auderso'n i
forty-nine year? old, and has a wife
and grown daughter here. The bankJ
oillcial? have ?wornout a warrant
for his arrest and claim, 'to know
where lie is,, Anderson was under
bond in oa surety company.
Creditor Dtiumml ,Mniuy
I'Klj?. The reply ol Maitre
Crupjti, counsel for Count Honi do
Castellano and the formec countess,
in the suit of their creditors con
jumt'd' the eutiro session of the trib'
unaliof Hr-'t instance of the Seine.
Mr. Ctuppi described how the trades
men's and usuers bills had been
cleverly mijted up, anu reiterated
the perfect willingness of Madamo
Annrt Gould to settle tho legitimate
cl ts although a delay was necessary
as there were,, no funds from tho
trustee of the estate at the disposal
at present.' Counsel argued that it
was unjust' amir 1 1 legal to attempt
to make Madame Gould responsible
for the enermdus sums borrowed by
Count Doni of neuron to meet hii
"mad extravagances and oriucely
jrodiRality. "
BIG DAM IS OUT : LIMB WASTED WITK eczema.
town oi ('t.ir rox. aisi..,
Svi:im itv ri.ooi;
IIADM
Fifty Reported to Bo Lost
WIltKS umV.V AMI IMI'OSIWMC TO
(ii:i TIIK DKTAII.S
Com riitnuor Oiiin (iixm lint, 9n.tliic
Wull of Va(rr Down tlin C'teett
Ili'ttv.r l!tns In t'i
n:d .one
j Suffered Untold Agonies DoctorSald
It Was tho Worst Case Wonder
ful Cure by Cuticura-.
"I used the Cuticura Itemedics for
eczema. The doctor said it was the
wflt's t case he ever saw. It was on
bnh limbs, from the knees to the an
kies. We tried everything the doctors
knew of. hut tin? Cuticura Remedied
did the most good. 1 was obliged to
lie with my limbs higher than my
head, for the pain 'vas so terrible I
could not walk. I suffered untold ag
onies. One limb waste! away a great
deal smaller than the other, there was
so much discharge from It. I found
the Cuticura Itemedics very soothing,-
.and 1 Mill keep them in the house. I
am very thankful to s-ay that I am
cured. 1 found the Cuticura Remedies'
all that yon say they are. I hope that
you may be spa red many ycar.H to
make the Cuticura Remedies for the
benefit of persons sufferlm; from the
torture of skin diseases, such as I had.
yr, Ontario,
IMIOF.NIX, Ariz. -ft is reported
that lifty people have been drowned
in the Hoods at Clirton, Ariz. Attempt-'
to conlinu have been futile,
as all ires arc (town.
KL I'ASO, Texas. From informal olillns. Rox $
tion received here il is believed that I Jnnaf,a' ,,UUu ; 1!,0,v'
the town of Clifton, Arizona, haa '
I....... ..nn I I 'PI... I
ll(U II MUV.IIUUIIJ W1131IUU UVVU). J.I1U
Copper Queen hotel is said to have
ber-n swept away by the Hood and at
least tifty persons lost their lives.
The concentrator dam which gave
way, precipitating the great Hood on
the town, was constructed entirely
of earth. The dam was carried away
two years ago as a result of tho
swollen streams and a number of
persons were drowned.
A message received hero from
Tucson, Arizona, says the town of
Clifton is half destroyed. The report
that between fifty and sixty persona
were drowned is partially conlirmed.
GLORK, Arizona. A message from
the operator at Solomonville, Ari
zona, reports'eigteen persons roamed
in the fioodat Clifton, hot. gives no
details of property damage, which
howevor. is believed to bo great.
Half the town, principally tho buai-"
I
jf
ncss section, the message says, is
Uetsroyed.
No Dutitlts of Dutiu;r
MO RENO I, Arizona. Kight lives
nre reported to have been lost m a
great flood at Clifton. The
Detroit concentrator dan: broke,
nending a wall of water down Chaso
creek Wires are down between
Slortnci and Olifton.and no delinito
news can be obatined until the mos
lengers return from Clifton. The
Ueniral telephone station at Clifton
tins been abandoned, having been
ofonounced unsafe
I'nmt Novell to Tweulji Htmil1
BrSHKE, Ariz. One of the worst
Uoods in the history of Clifton, Ariz.,
uamo down the San Francisco river
nnd oOhase creek Tho principal
business section of tho town was
almost completely ruined. From
'even to twenty persons is-tho report
o the loss of 'life The name of onl
one victim however, haa been ob
tained. Mrs. Joseph Throm, who,
elth her husband- and children, was
;iuight in a falling building and
kiled. The other members of the
ramily had narrow escapes'. One ol
the saloons which "was washed away
arried several men into tho torrent
nnd they are Tiolioved to have been,
lost. A' woman and child were lost
In a small restaurant which was
(ashed to pieces in the flood. A
umber of email buildings in which
peoplo were known to bo living, were t
.lso xi-troyed and it is believed thac
r, number o 'intlles perished.
The Coronndo railway, from Clifton,'
to Longfellow is destrojC'1 It wiD (
t:e t several week before bit3l""ss
ran be resumed over the road
'inanicaf Io cannot be es
ABSOLUT!
SECURITY.
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Cartels
Little Liver Pills.
Must Bear Signature of
See Pnc-Slmile Wrapper Below.
( Vary small and an oasy
to Utlce an augsr.
CARTER'S
DIVER
FOR HEADACHE.
FOR iltZINESS.
FDMIUOyiHESS.
FOR TORPII LIVER,
f OR C0NSTIPATI0R.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
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CURE SICK HEADACHE.
New Wheat
Lands
IN THE
Canadian West
(T AAA additional tnilrt of railway this ynar
have opened up a largely increased ter
ritory to the progressive tnrmers of Western
Canada, and tb- Government ot the Dominiou
contiuues to cue I GO Acres Free to Every Stiller,
The Cotfiifry Has
No Superior
o
Cord, wood and water in almndanre; clitirclies
ann school? cortrment; iuatkts easy ot access;
taxei low; climate the best in thj: northern tetn
perJti: zone. Law and order prevails everywhere.
For advice and information address thu
Superintendent nt Iminicrtion. Ottawa, Canada,
nr the authoriri'd CairJriian Ciovernment Aent,
XV. D. Srott, ?itperintoriIent of Immigration,
Ottawii; Canada, or Bennett, Set New York
Life HuiWitii:, Omaha, Neb., Authoriied Ciovetif
merit AkciiIs.
I'tuhMtuX whrrr on tht (irertltnnirnt.
A Positive
CURE FOR
CATARRH
"ua.? ! Eiy's Cream Balm
is quickly nbsoii;;-1
Ciiiiiinfl 9ud Court l'hli Gives Rliel at Once.
OMAHA, Nehj.t'niistant biclcei-j it cleanses, pontlns.
incAujLwcoii ;he attorneyi tnakuiK 1 lieab ami protortK
it uecesiary for Judgu Sutton tc
ipterfere half a dozen times., dolay,ed
;hu progress of tlic trial of S. E.
'owell, charged with violating the
,Uate trust laws, in district cojirt,
L'he case promises to be tjio hardest
oiiKht ot any trial seen in district
ourt for many a foa.y. Objections by '
oOounty Attorney Slnbaugh punotuate I
tho opening addreg? of V. .1.
Connoll", attorney1 for tho defence,
nil wheiv thu state's iirst witness
Walter Wjlls former secretary -of the
coal exchange, went on tho stand
,-iluiost every question naked him
WH3 rigorously attacked m impropct
jiy1 the defense. Once during Mr.
Connell's opening address tho die
oussion bouaino so heated that Judg6
Sutton threatened to lino Mr. Oonnell
for contempt for refusing to pay
rattention to the direct quostions oi
tho uqurt After that tho light cooloc
'down some, but it atiU eontinucd tc
be warm and every inch of ground
covered by either side was con tested
jtb the llnish.
Mr. Connell resumed his opening
statement, whon the court convened
in the morning The Jury wai on
hand early.
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