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L. Wikhki,, Jit., Editor, N. Ham., Ihis. Mgr
Hnwyer it Mother, florists, Masonic Temple.
Mlncinl water used roe bathing, 1010 Out.
Trlekoy &Co.,wholeilound rutoil jewelers.
li. Hair, Jeweler, estohllshol Ib7l, lOWOst.
Cntion City Conl nt Iho Whltcbrcast Cunl
ami Lime Co,
Try somo of tho lino fresh flnli served every
day tit Cameron's.
Tho great diamond miction silo at llullctt'ii
commences today.
A drop In both prices nnd Mock of dry
goods nt II. It. NissloyfcCo.
Improved shower for TuiklshlMithsut 1010
O stieet, basement Union hloek.
Tho fluent luncheons In tho city nro served
nt nil lioui-M nt Cinder's Kuropcnti roHtnttrnnt,
IKM 1' street,
"Yiiupojs your money nnd tukotyour
choice" In tho now order of things nt Odd I'm
dining nil.
Vestibule, and Dlulni; Cum.
Tho nhovo comforts nro hiippllel ly tho
creat Noilhwwtern lino, P., K. & M. V. It.,
dally from Lincoln all eivitoni vonnc-otlonx
iiiikIo nt ChlenKo hy morning nnd ntternoon
tinlnt. Dei tlm In imtnco rIooiht ruser ed In
ndviiuec. llnj;i;ngu choukel to dcHthmtlon.
Uko. N. PoithMAK, Ag't.
City olMeo 118 By. llitlmt.
Kiiimv All Moil by TIickh 1'1-cm'iiIk.
Tlmt tho Union l'nclllf, "tho Ovoilmid
lloiite,''nnd thoChleago, Mllwnukoo it Ht.
l'nul KilhMiy, commeueo.1 Hnndny, Uctolwr
!W to DooMiitwr IS, to run l'ullmnii pnlnco
Bloopers throiiRh dully fnim Deiivor to Chi
cago via Unmlir. mid Council UlulTii.
t.t'Kul Notlro.
In tho District Court lu nnd for I.mieuMcr
county Ncbriultii.
John I., l'nrvvoll, plalntlfT, v. Kmll Hhultz,
Teler Council v, Kntu Couuelly, A.C. lVu
nnclc, Union 'Iriiit Company, Umnlin, In
thoNtntn of Xubruiltn, nnd other 1
Tho nhovo nnnied dcfi'iulnnlH, Kmll Hhultc
1'otcr Comiflly, Knto Connelly, and A.O, IV11.
lioek, llritt niimo unknown, will tulto notleo
tlintoutholMhihiyorNovoiiibcr, A. I). ISM,
IIih iiIhivo nnnied ilalutlll, John U l'nrwull,
tiled liU petition In tho DUtrUa CourtoriAii
euitnr county, NuhniHkn, uKnluRtMiild dufuud
null, tlm objoot nnd pmjcr or which In to
forccloiion curtain morlKauo o.xeciitoil by tho
defendant Kmll HlmlU to tlm pialntlll', John
li. Karwcll, upon tho nnrthwmt quarter of
Hcctlon numtK'rcd twcnty-xlx (ai), In town
Hhlp numbered rcvcu (7), uortli of rnut'o
numhered 11 vu ).") ; enm of tho Dili r,
M., In Umcatter county, Ncbraiilca, to nccurc
thovavmuutoftwocHrtuta vromltiory nntcK,
dated .1 miliary I, IKS). Ouo fur tho hiiiii of iK
nnd tho other for tho Hum of .'oo, tho lattur
fullliiir duo Jauunrv 1. ISSS. nnd tho fornuir
Junuory 1, 1SH, with nntuiiil liiterextnt 8or
cent per nnuiini on enrh, unit that theru Is
now duo and naynblonnd duo on said nolo
tluMiinuirfJ,il.Vtl. ror which sum thoiilnlu
tlirprayN foradocrco that defendant I10 rn.
MUlred to luy the same, or that tmld pa'tntses
may bo sold to MitUfy tho amount found due.
You nnd each of) 011 am irmilrcd to answer
said petition on or hufuro tho illst day of Do
comlpr, 1S8S.
Dated November 13, 1SS8
C. C. llwmi,
Atl'y for 1'1'fir.
CROUP.
BOMB nr.ADINO THAT WII.T. 1'ltOYK INTrU'
K9TINU TO YOUNO MOTlIF-ltS.
HOY TO OUAltl) AOAI.N8T THK DI3KASK.
Croup is tho terror of young mothers
especially liming Ihu early winter
niontlis, m it is then must prnvulent.
To post tho m coiicornlng tho cause,
llrsl symptoiiH, trciitiuent 11ml how to
prevent it, Is tho object of this tirtlclo,
Tho origin of croup Is n common cold.
children that. arc subject to It tuku cold
very easily and croup Is filmost tuiro to
follon Tlm llrst Hymptoius of croup is
Hoarseness, it is 11 poouliar hoarseness,
easily rvcognl.eil nnd onco heard nl
ways roiuombored. Usually n, day or
two beforo tho attack, tho child bo
comes hoarse nntl grnilunlly shown
symptoms of having taken cold, and
this is where tho mistake is usually
tuado, tho mother thinking her child
has just takun cold gives it no especial
attention until awakened in tho night
by tho violent coughing of tho child,
11 nil it lias tho croup nnd romumbcrs it
has had a cold or beon hoarso for a day
or two. Such circumstances often oc
cur, and in many cases thu mother has
nothing in tho houso that will relievo it,
and may bo several miles from n physi
cian or drugstore You can wol) lin
ngiuo tho situation nnd her distress,
Tho tlmo to act is when tho child llrst
becomes hoarse or shows symptoms of
having taken cold; if Chamborlaiu's
Cough Hetnedy is freely given front
that tlmo on, till tendency to croup will
disappear and all danger bo avoided,
Tho remedy provonta fully ton thous
and enscs of croup ovcry yoar. It is
thu main reliance witli many mothers
throughout tho Western Mates and
Territories; they have learned Its valuo
nnd how to nso it, anil in those lamllles
croup is seldom known becauso it is
always prevented.
Tho bust treatment fororoup Is Cham
berlain's Cough Hcmedy used as di
rected with each bottlo. Careful in
quiry fails to rovcaln hinglo enso whero
It has over failed although n groat many
scvero and dangerous cases liavo boon
cured by it, Can any mother who has
small children n fiord to bo without such
a remedy. It costs but llfty cents, can
sho afford to tako tho chances for bo
trivial nn amount.
A Good Liniment,
When you noed a good liniment try
Chamberlain's I'aln ISulm. It cures
Sprains, Lame Haok, Hiiottuiatlsin,
Neuralgia. Cuts, llruses, ISurns, Scalds
nnd Tootlincho. CO cent and dollar
bottles.
BoM by W, J, Tut uer.
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PEnSON3 WE HEAM ADOUT.
Tho (Jeruinu eiuporor nfTceti to ilnplro
l tuslo ns unworthy tho uotlcoof such n bnttlo
icnrrcd veteran nnd uorl'l swnjlng states
man im ho Is In his opinion.
MIm HrniMon, who Is writing her memoirs,
naively says that sho had no Idea tho wnc
pcrioiiniry so Interesting.
Ilnmi.i Ahlmtt li snld to rcnllm $78,000 n
year from her renl citato Investtuonts In tho
west.
A brother of Millet, Iho eminent French
nrtlst, lives lu ltoMtou and cams n modes 1
living nsn sculptor.
In order to nvold oirendlng any Klltfcnl
party hi Bpnhi tho (pieon regent has got n
young Irish woman, MIm Oeorglnn D.ivcn
poit, nsn governess for tho king.
Miss nizaboth Btunrt Phelps, now Mrs.
Ileibert U'nrd, proved her earnest devotion
to tho principles of dress reform by linvlug
her cutlro Medding wnrdroho tuado nt n dress
reform estahllshmcuU
Jnuo Hading hns tho uiual Prencli Idon, or
rntlicr Parisian Idea, of geography. "Why
do tho eopb scnk ISngllsh hcrorshoex
elnhued ulicu sho rcnchutl Canada.
Tho crown prlnco of Oerinnny, now 0
yenrs old, Is drilled every day for hnlf mi
hour by a sergeant major of tho First Hegl
moiit of tho Uimnk Ho Is nu oxtrcmely
hnudsomo llttlo fellow.
Tho shah of IVrsIa hns discovered n new
lake lu his dominions nod hns written nu
nrtlclo nhout It which ho calls "Tlm New
Like Itetucpii Ivom nnd Tehei-ntr" Ho scut
hh production to n nosp;i)or editor lu
Tchernn, who, of course, published It, but tho
oxlfctetico of tho lake Is still doubted by Per
sian geographers.
A memorial tablet has licon placed In
Christ Church, Hartford, Conn., nhovo tho
now long occupied by I.jdla II. Hlgourney.
It benrs somo lines by John (Ireenleaf Whlt
tler, whoBnysi "I know Mrs. Hlgourney well
when, ns 11 boy, I enmo to Hartford. Her
kindness to tho young rustle stranger 1 shall
hover forgot."
A prominent Chicago lawyer Is Miss Ellen
J. Martin, who hns been practicing since
1870, nnd hns build up nu extensive olllco
business. Her partner, Miss Prcderlen Perry,
is aiso a successful lawyer and gives her at
tention to tho court room work necessary to
tho cases that eomo to them.
Tho question regarding tho ago of various
preachers Is frequently asked. In nil prob
ability tho oldest preacher lu tho world is
tho llev. David Hmltli, who recently opened
tho general conference of tho African Metho
dist Episcopal church In lmilon with prayer.
Hols unless thnn 101 year of ng, mid hns
been n church member for ninety years.
Tho lliiininu "Miters" 11 1 tho Piers.
No sort of work about tho South street
piers attracts so much attention from tho
Idlers nlong slioro ns tho discharging of a
Iwinaim ladon ship. U'hon tho steamship
Wergelaud was at Pier 10 last week there
wero no less than llfty men about her, wlillo
tho boys wero not to bo counted bccntisa of
tho uny thoy dodged about. It takes over
twenty men to do tho work, Including tho
truckmen who eomo mid go. As tho boys
sneaked nbout they fell up ngalnst a stack of
hunches of bananas from tlmo to tlmo, and
tho hunches contained less bananas at every
fall. Now and thcu a boy got down on
tho steamer's deck. Hero ho was sure to bo
seen by tho boss 'longshorcmnn, but ho
walked about with a look of iunoccuco on his
fnco until ho got to tho pllo of over rlpo fruit
condemned by tho Inspector. Then ho
dropped on Ids knees after a furtivoglaucoot
tho boss and began stutlhig bananas Into his
shirt, which Invariably bagged capaciously
over tho gun walo of his trousers, Threp dif
ferent Iwys wero seen nt this by a reporter,
nud lu each coso tho boss looked nt tho lad
out of tho corners of his eyes until n dozen
bananas had been picked up, and then thero
was u burst of profanity that 'was stunning
to tho unaccustomed ear. It would havo
frightened any boy but a wharf rat half ou'
of his wits, and even theso mado liasto to gj
ashoro as tho boss Jumped for than.
Ihitltwas observed that tho boss always
jumped too short, and when ho throw any
thing at tho bovs, which ho did at ovcry at
tack, ho missed tho mark by a very (do
space. Tho reporter mentioned this elreum
stanco to tho bos. Ho crinkled tho crow's
feet nbout his eyes n bit and said:
"HItthlml they'ro thntiRcnrt they'd dodge,
a streak o' llghtuln'. Ixok nt tlilin legs mid
cheeks. Did ycz over sco tho lolksavltf It's
tho banaunlcs us makes 'em fit fee pigs."
Now York Bun,
A Pensioned Urlgnml.
Under thoreglmoof tho Ilourbons It was
no uncommon thing for tho government to
enter Into legal compacts with tho banditti
that Infested Campania, and to pay them
certain fixed sums. That tho present Italian
administration should havo 0:1 its civil ltn
bandit In tho receipt of regular pay seems
hardly credible, but is a fact nevertheless.
On tho Island of lschla there lives an old
man who In his "better days" was a notorious
robber captain, n man of great enterprise,
nnd possessing remarkable talent for oraui
ration, who baflled nil tho attempts of tho
authorities to lay hands on tho cutthroats
under his command lu nil parts of Southern
Italy. Consequently, tho government at
length decided upon entering into an agree
ment by which they allowed tho man n full
pardouaud n pension for llfoon condition
that ho would retire from his ''profession"
and break up his band
Tho bandit afterward settled down In ono
of tho most beautiful Islands In tho world,
whero ho discharges tho duties of doorkeeper
and gilldo to visitors, nnd receives nn nllow
nnccjof six francs n day, n sum which enables
him to llvo llko a prince, Gazetto du Nord.
Tlio Author of "John YVurtt, Prcachor."0
Ouo nuocdoto of Margaret Dcland shows
her simplicity and tho nhscuco of all conven
tionality. Sho had amused herself by writ
ing poems and destroying them as soon as
read, seemingly caring nothing for them or
attaching llttlo or no Importauco to tho gift
which they revealed. Hut ono day as sho
was returning from marketing sho called
upon a friend, and while waiting in tho par
lar amused herself by writing a poem. Tho
sudden entrance of tho friend surprised her
In tho act, and a moment later, in a playful
way, tho poem wns snatched away from tho
unthinking author. Thero on a rcrap of
coa.'so brown wrapping paper was her ex
quisite poem, "Tho Succory," which was
thus barely saved from tho Ignominious fato
of its prt-deecs-sors. llook Buyers,
A Popular Author nt Home.
"Tom" Hughes Is as popular as county
court Judgo us ho is as tho author of "Tom
llrowu's (School Days." Ho la now natt
middle life, and has tho British robust flguro
and tho British led, round face and small
eyes; In fact, ha bears an excessively jolly
appearance, Mr, Hughes is an ardent co
oporutor, and after a heavy day's work in
court thinks nothing of traveling somo thirty
or forty mile Into tho heart of lancathiro
touddrcss p. co-opcratlvo meeting. Ho is n
very quiet iroakor and a goucra! favorlto
v 1th his audience.
"jtuptoms of Pneumonia. I
This li Iho season of tho year when pueu
inoiila Is to lio dreaded and guarded iigniust.
This treacherous nnd dangerous di'caso may
oevtir hi connection with bronchial nud other
affections of tho air passages Induced by
"taking cold." Hut If n rsou has first been
attacked with symptoms of n cold, nud they
hnvo existed for n day or more, ho need hnvu
llttlo fear that pneumonia will set In ns a con
sequence. People who have caught cold, and
nro suircrlug from iicutu In-oiichltis have a
painful, "tearing" cough, are "soro acrtws
tho chost," etc. nro tcry often npprchcnslvo
of tho mora serious disease under considera
tion. There Is svnreoly greater danger of Its
jpearlug then than tlu'to Is while thoy nro
In their usual goo. I stoto of health. Wocm
phaslto this fact, fnruo know that unscrupu
lous practitioners steal no llttlo capital by
pretending, as they often do, to "break up
pneumonia," provunt patients from having it,
utc. No Immediate treatment can I hi applied
by them or other physicians which will pre
vent pneumonia in any condition of tho
system. If tho dKe.iKO Is coming, It will
come, lu spltu of medical Interference.
What symptoms should lend n crson to
stuped that ho has pticuntnular An attack
Is usually sudden, and generally commences
with n chill, fieipieutly nccompaulcd by
what nro called rigors shivering, chattering
of the teeth, etc. In tho majority of cases
this occurs during Iho ulcht, nud after ox
nature, Tho chill Is sovcro and prolonged,
lasting from half nu hour to several hours.
Alxiut tho snmo time, or soon afterward, a
pain is felt underneath tho nlpploououe tho
affected side. Till pnin is sharp, nnd Is de
scribed ns "stabbing." It Is aggravated by
coughing, sneezing, nnd when tha patient
takes a 'long breath." .Fever sets In early,
and Is una of tho lli-st symptoms. It usually
runs very high, as Is Indicated by tho grant
heat of tho skin. Una -peculiarity, seldom
noticed lu other nlfeetlons wliefu thero Is
high fover, Is often o'.iscrvcd In this disease,
tho skin Is moist from tho outset, Herald of
Health.
Opening Indian (Irntrm
O.i tho farm of Mr, Ilorimnl Htollzoii,
about ton miles out of Covington, Ivy., two
Indian mounds wero opened last week nud
somo remnrkuhlo idles wero found, which
Mr. Btaltrcn has forwnrdo.1 to tllo Smith
sonian Institution. Both tho mounds wero
small, tho larger being about H feet high nt
tha center nud 'J3 feet In circumference, nud
tho other nbout ft feet high nud 15 feet w Ide.
Us both wero stono colllus Tho slabs wero
roughly blocked out nud stood together w Hit
out 11101 tnr, nud tho tops of tho boxes wero n
number of Irregular pieces of stono Just laid
ucross. In ouo wcra a few moldy nnd crum
bling bones, human, uf course, nud tho other
wns full of dust. Tho bones w ero hardly rec
ognizable, but ono of them was probably a
femur, nud ouo mrt of tho pelvis. Tho skull
wns qulto gono. There wns also 1: number of
stono arrow heads and daggers, and a piece
of wood probably part of a bow n lilcli had
been wrapped around with komo tort of nn
animal thong, and which seemed to bo
partially iictrllled. Two or thrco rudo pieces
of crocko.-y wero found, nnd several circular
pieces of polished stono. Tho stono cofllus
wero -pointed very nearly, but not qulto, east
nud west. Theru was a good deal of nshes
nbout nnd somo bitsof charcoal. Tho graves
wero undoubtedly of mound bulldors, ntnj
wo calculated, chiefly from tho slzo of n trco
which had evidently grown beforo ono part
of tho mound had been mado, that tho tumuli
wero nt least 600 jears old. C. P. Finch 1 11
Chicago Now a.
Lovo In lllnl Life,
What frauds birds tiro. They nro repre
sented in poetry ns sweet, gushing things,
rising to greet tho morn with melody and
bursting forth In song on tho slightest provo
cation. To read bird poetry ono might con
sider them tho most nmlablo of God's crea
tures, when tho fact Is, according to natural
ists, the, majority of singing birds nro waspish
and quarraUome nmung themselves to a high
degree. They behavo worso during their
singing season, which Is also their time for
tinting, whou they are -popularly supposed to
bo flitting about In tho most loving ninnucr,
tenderly beseeching each other to bo "my
Valentino."
TIio.nO who havo mado a closo study of
birds will tell you that tuatcsaro won, not by
lovo but pitched battles for tho most part,
tho stronger -party carrying off tho prize.
Somo of tho moro pugnacious often fight
until they nro killed. Tho females battle fu
riously for tho males, who sit calmly by ol
rervingtho combat, qulto uupiejudlced'nud
randy to say, "May the best bird n lu." Some
times tho conqueror (lies olf with her dearly
won vnloutlue, only to meet somo superior
female oil thu way who disputes tho prizo
and wins it. If tho superior fcumlo be a
"star" singer. In bird opera sho probably has
tosuppoit her husband until sho can get rid
of him and snare another. Toxas Slftlugs.
Whero to rind Ileuxcn.
Thero was n Methodist minister who
preached ouo day ou lieac:i. Tho next
morning ho was going down town, nnd ho
met ouo of his old wealthy niomheiu Tho
old frlond soldt "Pastor, you preached a
good sermon nhout heaven. You told mo
all about heaven, but you never told mo
where heaven is."
" Ah I" said tho pastor, "I am glad of tho
opportunity this morning. 1 havo Just eomo
from tho hilltop yonder, lu that cottugo
thero is a member of your church. Sho Is
sick In bod with fever; her two llttlo children
nro sick lu tho other bod, nud sho has dot got
n bit of coal or a stick of wood, or flour, or
sugar, or any bread. If you will go down
town nnd buy (SO worth of things, ulco pro
visions, and send them up to her, and then
go up thero nud say, 'My sister, 1 havo
brought you these nlco provisions in tho
name of our Lord nnd Saviour;' thou jou
nsk for a Blblo, nnd you read tho twenty
third Psalm, nnd theu you got down ou your
knees nud pray if you don't seo heaven be
foro you get all through, I'll pay tho bill."
Tho noxt morning ho sold: "Pastor, I saw
heaven and I spout llfteon minutes In heaven
ns certainly ns you aro IWteuing." Now
York Graphic
Condition of Southern Negroes.
A good deal of loosotnlU Is heard during
tho year ubout tho condition of tho negroes
In tho south. But thero is such a thing as
honest truth. Hero I J tho latest bunch of
statistics on tho subject! In tho couth theio
nro now 10,0.0 colored toachcrs, 1,000,000
pupils, 17,00 J lu tho male and femalo high
schools, and 11,000,000 worshiper lu tho
churches. Thero aro sixty normal schools,
llfty colleges nnd universities and twenty
live theological seminaries. Thoy pay taxes
on nearly ta.000,000 worth of projierty, this
in tho southern states, which, If including
tho northern states, would douhlo tho prop
erty vuluat.ou. Now York Telegram.
Tlilrty-tbrco Volumes of Sermons.
London's famous preacher, tho I lev, C. II.
Bpurgcon, says that ho is always preparing
hlsuriiions, roadlug and thinking, but tho
spccllle preparation begins at 0 o'clock ou
Saturday evening. His great dlfllcully Is to
find a toxt, ho having pi cached so many ser
mons In the courtk) of bis life. Ills published
sermons till tblrty-turoo volumes, nud theso
ho keeps on a shelf near at hand, so that ho
may look back nud sto that hodocsuotro
peut himself. Harper's Baar.
DON'T FAIL
To Call and Examine the Large and Elegant Stock of IM-
PORTED and DOMESTIC WOOLENS
Just Received by I he
American Talloks,
OMAHA, NEB
i.j 1 1 Fit r nam St., Faxton Hotel Bldg.
They arc Leaders. STYLE, FIT AND FINISH surpassed
by none. Do not fail to give them a trial,
ZEHRUNG, BURNS S HENKLE.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE
We carry at all times a fine line of
GRANITE KITCHEN UTENSILS
FIRE SETTS, TINWARE
And the most Elegant Variety of Pocket Cutlery in
the city of Lincoln.
1217'-121 O STEBET.
HEFFLEY 4 SONSj p
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From-Mother Goose
To Herbert Spencer
IS THE RANGE OF BOOKS AT
H. W. BROWN'S,
CALL AND SUZ THEM. 127 S. ULEVENTII ST.
Buggies, Carriages or Saddle Horses,
Can be bail at anv ne, Day or Night, on short notice
Horses Boarded and w. .. laken care of at Reasonable Rates
Call and sec us, 1027 Q street, or give all orders by
Telephone 147.
LINCOLN ICE COMPANY,
PURE ICE
Not cut from the FllUiy Suit Creek but from the Clear and Pure Watcis of
-OAK CREEK-
Delivered to all parts of the city at reasonable prices.
Estimates Cackhi'I'lly Giykn.
JAMES H. O'NEILL,
Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Heating,
GAS KITTING,
GAS FIXTURES, IRON, LEAD AND SEWER PIPE.
Mathews & Holt Gas Machink. LCOLN, JN El)
ih
-Importer of Ladles',
HEADWEAR
Only House In the West that Imports Direct from Europe. Agents
In Paris, London anil New York.
No. 1 5 14 Douglas Street, Omaha, Nebraska
Most Popular Resort in the City.
ODELL'S DINING HALL,
MONTGOMERY 11L0CK,
1 1 19, 1 121 and 1 1 23 N Street.
Meals 25 cts. . $45o per week;
134 Couth i2lh Ct.,
LinsroozjjS", zlntiiDib,
FINEST LIVERY RIGS
In the City nil come from the
Graham Brick Stables
1027 Q STREET,
Where all ulnds of
OllDKKS PllOMI'TI.Y EXI'CUTRU
Misses' and Children's-
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