CAPITAL CT'T C(HTK11CR, SATURDAY JANUARY 17, iKot
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Alice Isaacs!
OMAHA,
LATE WITH STERN BROS, NEW YORK
LATEST
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Millinery
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Very Lowest Ft ices.
1 1 11 the Store of lie) man A Ilelclics,
1518-20 Earaam Street
OMAHA.
NOW IN NEW QUARTERS !
Lincoln Trunk Factory
0 st- 1133 st-
Wlicrc wo will be yhid to see all old
friends and customers mid as many now
ones as can get into the store.
C. 7X. WIR1CK,
SUCCESSOR TO
WIRICK & HOPPER.
WESTERFIELDS
Palace Bath Shaving
PARLORS.
Ladies - and - Children's - Hair - Gutting
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COR 11 & O STS NEW IJURR IJL'K
Leading
PHOTOGRAPHER!
Flno Hast Cabinets 1 per ilu.en.
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rates to students. Call anil see our work.
Studio, 1214 O Street.
Open from 10 a. m. to -I . m. Huiuliiys.
J. S. EATON,
Physician and Surgeon
Ollice: 239 South Eleventh St
McMurtry Hlock.
Ollice Phone 561. Residence I'hoiie 562.
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Sfta'alist.
l'ructlee l.linltecl to Diseases oftho
Nervous System, Heart and Blood
UHKKUKNUKd:
Hon. Win. Ia'cko, Attorney Oonenil.
Hon. T. Ii. Norvat, Associate .lust tee.
Jones' National Hunk, Howard.
CltlzeiiH' National Hank, UI)sm?s.
Okkick: laao (street, LINCOLN, NKH.
I.iidli'a Use lr. I. Diic'n IVrlodlcHl
rills from Paris, Kriince. Tlmt positively re
Hove suppressions, monthly derangements
and IrroKiilnrltlcH caused liy cold, weakness,
lioek, iinemln. or general nervous delilllty.
The largo proportion of ills to which Indies
mid misses aro liable Ik the direct result of a
disordered or Irregular menslriuitloii. Hup
prefslons continued result tu blood poisoning
mid quick consumption. f'J package or.'l for
15. Kent direct 011 receipt of price. Hold
in Lincoln by II. I'. Slierwiu, druggUt 0
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LINCOLN
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Principal Points
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NORTH AND SOUTH
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E. B. SLOSSON,
City PnssungcrAgent
TOUCH USKl) KOU BAIT.
EXPEHIENCES OF A TOURIST ALONG
THE INDIAN niVEn, FLORIDA.
A Vlf.ll In 11 rini'iliiln rimiliilliili Kill
lowed liy 11 Miiiiiillulit lluullng I'.nciir
dim How to Ciiti'li IuI1iIm Wiih-k
AkIiim nllli l.ltrlit.
(Cup) rlitht by Ainrrlciui Press Assis-lntliiti )
MAOI.NI' several
acres of Unlit gray
fsaud as level as it
olltior, n 11 il y 0 11
have 11 I- lorliln
iljpl noupplo Held.
l'TIidiikxIiicI limit
no easily pictured.
'I'lio plant li like a
cabbage In I hut It
grows directly on
tliti ground. Tin1
radical or root
leaven spread out
oer tho noil or reach upward at varl
mm angles. They are pale, Mulsh green
In color, and thick, narrow, lance shaped
and still' Kadi leaf terminates In n point,
from which extendi u spine as long, as
sharp and as inlle.xlhlu as a darning nee
dle. In the center of the plant, on u short,
thick, upright stein, Is t ho fruit. This ap
pears ahout eighteen months after the.
grove has heeu set out.
The 1 m 1 1 1 k plants are put In rows with
aisles helueen. They icquirc little or no
cultivation, except to keep out the weeds
until the leaves cover the ground. A grove
suit, dons thick leather gloes, and with
u pair of shean or a long, sharp knife pro
cecils to business. The needles on the cuds
of the IcaM'.s launot lie defied otherwise.
Each is a dagger.
To cat 11 perfectly rlpu pineapple Just
from the parent stalk is to enjoy a new ex
perience. The fruit i so delicate that It
ts sent to market when hut h.ilf ilpe.
Ileiicolts lovers in northern cities never
taste the mature product
The country along Indian river la fast
becoming a great pineapple patch. Thu
prolltsnn the fruit have sometimes reach
cd as high as $t,(KHI per acie
Indeed, Indian river is 11 region of nevei
eliding Interest. The scenery is more like
thu tropics than elsewhere in the state,
while it is intensely and characteristically
I'loridlau. Iteautlful orange groves, thn
Immeusu live oaks, iiowheru else, so large
AMONG Till: I'lNKAI'PI.KS.
nnd spreading, clothed with waving moss,
thu plumellke palmetto, the clustering
mangrove, thu endless varieties of climb
ing, creeping vines, all aru thure. The
banks for miles are Imnlercd with cab
bage palmettos, live oaks, oleanders (which
there attain thu sl.u and height of fine
trees and bloom throughout the winter),
thu Spanish bayonet, a sort of porcupine
in thu vegetable world, and thu magnolia,
11 queen of the forest, whoso beauty Is a
constant delight.
Ihiuanas seem to grow without thought
from uny one. They appear to bu simply
a portion of thu luxuriant lifu of thu cli
mate and soil gone to waste, a sort of over
flow of nature's vitality taking to itself
shape and form.
Hut ouu cannot bo wholly absorbed in
the products of the soil, forthulnhahltauts
of thu river will claim attention. Near
what is called thu Narrows ouu sails over a
river bottom which Is a great oyster bed.
As I remarked thu Immense sl.u of thu
shells at ouu point a native standing near
drawled forth:
"Thur huv bin shells picked up here
abouts, they tell me, that a human's foot
could stun' into."
And indeed I could well bellevu It, pro
vided thu "human's" foot was small
enough.
Thu river swarms with thu finest of (Ish,
among which the slim, silvery mullets,
from nine inches to two feet in length, aru
the favorites. They often run In shoals
a mile or more in extent, and from one
eighth to ouu-fourth of a mile in width.
As they advance, with u noise not utillUo
that of 11 distant train of ears or a rising
wind in 11 forest, their course Is clearly in
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F20S
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OATIIKIUNU OltASOKS.
(iicntcd by the sudden leaping tothesur
face of individuals from thu school. At
frequent Intervals, hcru, yonder, anywhere,
there darts up to the air a gleaming, glit
tering body, making 11 vault of from one
to three feet. Whether this is nla fulness
an the part of the joyous, white sided mill
j lets, or a sudden elVort for more elbow
room, or simply u "way" they have, I am
not siilliclc nt naturalist to decide
I As I watched them one da) a lady in a
I group near liy icmarked that it was van
ity ami a desire to bu noticed that caused
them to leap.
I A (')iilciil looking man near her leplled
"that it must hethe female mullet that
does the leaping,"
Another niiilu member of thu p.u-tV n
Kirted, with n how to thu lad), "It cettalli
y must he so if grace and beauty are to be
1 'ckoued as feminine."
t'hu mullet leserves It.s real parade for
nih it and moonlight. Ouu glorious even
Ing 1 wu persuaded by an old expert to
try u sail I went to thu wharf where thu
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will bear for fight or ten jciirx without re TtNJfc''MJ'w 'iXVf'iWVJr
setting. Kroin 8,(KX to I'.'.OOO plants thrive , WLvftVLAf) v,US I
on one acre. The limit of the fruit ma . A''litVAjjtISfL '
tu.ei Hi .lune. Plucking It li not a do fi&1fMMf 1
light, for w hen the owner desires to gather iSC vCTEj
his atitilcs he clothes himself In a leather fcyrffc3iSjL--f VV2 v5i'
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Imvii hi) "fat pine'' torch hlaed In I he
how- As I arranged my seat and in) self
the "nip'ti" carefully placed a thin Isiard
on each side of the light
"What aie)otl doing?" I asked.
"I'lvln' to keep the ll-h from pilttlli' out
the toich," he rcplhsl.
"Fixing for what Mind what llsh?" I per
sisted "Wli), the niullcts. The) Ml hegln to
Jump In hem pretty soon, ami If we don't
have these guards the) 'II Mop the hlae. I'
Is light enough wit hoitteu a torch, hut I
want some llsh for the hotel break fast,"
A fresh hreee soon earned 111 Into mid
stream, and shoitly afterwanl splashes
were heard, now on our right, again on
our left I was watching some cloud ef
feels lluilwcrn Indescribably locly when
there came a Hash, the sound of 11 fall, and
11 glistening body diopped near my feet,
A struggling lls'i over a foot long lay In
the bottom of the boat, lie fore I had time
for exclamatory remiuks another voluiita
rily sprang in to keep it company. In a
few minutes a third took passage w It li 111,
followed In ipilck succession liy more
Some In their eagerness actually vaulted
almost across the boat They wcio slmpl)
attracted h) the light, which, guarded on
the sides by the captain's hoards, shone out
clear and bright both foie and aft The)
leaped about us, approaching nearer and
nearer until 11 siilllelent number for any
hotel Ineakfast were seemed
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.ItM'IICtt NAIIItOU.s, INDIAN IIIM.II
The captain produced a corn sack, plated
them In It, and put out the toich, leaving
us 110 light hut that of the moon, as It
phi) ed in wondrous loveliness over the
water.
I settled down to enjoy It, when -presto!
what new change Is this? Is the captain a
magician? Aru wo Moating 011 a sea of
sliver? Am tliosu llsh metallic? Surely
never was u moon that Illumined like this
before.
"What Is It?" I eagerly a,ked.
"They say It Is fiw fore us," was thu dif-
llcult teply.
And so it was. Wo weiu sailing on a
phosphoresieiit sea, through which dashed
I Incxci') iliieetlou phosphorescent sh.
1 Standing In the liow I watched a fairy
1 like scene lleneath me, through thu
I water, darted what seemed to my eelted
I fancy millions of Hsli, each apparently a
1 piece of burnished silver. I could ills
I tlugulsh the juwllsh, thu saw llsh and
I (pianlilles of mullet and other common
I varieties all nhla.e with light, and every
scale on their bodies charly ilcllucd. They
I looked like meteors as they cut their way
I through the water. The boat's prow threw
back nuta curling spray, but a gleaming
mass of light Thu waves did not break
Into shining drops from white crests, but
rosu and fell In polished rolls like molten
metal. I'nrtliur out, where thu stream
move:! more gently, thu top of each tiny
ripplu became a Hashing Hue, ami crossing
each other these Hues lay on the water like
fiosted luce of an ever varying pattern.
In slioit, Indian river, the paradlseof thu
fisherman and the hunter, with its oranges,
its pineapples, its thiivlug towiisaud open
ing Industries, deserves not a letter, nor a
chapter, hut a hook, In two volumes, hound
with the skins of Its own alllgatois the
dethroned kings that are still heirs of the
realm. II. K. iMiitAM.
HE WAS A GALLANT SOLDIER.
Ills Niiine Wus C'lipl. (icurge II. Will luce,
mill lie I'ell NVur I'lne Ithlgf.
dipt. Ci'eorgu I). Wallace, who was killed
recently in a battle with the Sioux Indi
ans near Pino Uldge agency, was 4'i years
old at the time of his death. Ills boyhood
was spent In South Carolina. At the ago
of 'JO he lecelved an appointment to the
West Point .Military academy, and his rec
ord of promotion was as follows: Second
lieutenant, Seventh cavalry, .tune II, HTi;
first lieutenant, June li.'., IHTtl; captain,
Sept. SI, 1SS5.
Wallace took part in thu frontier cam
paigns of 1870, ami 011 thu day when Cus
ter fell was only twenty miles from thu
scene of thu bat
tle, lielug then in
charge of the wag
on train. It was
liy meritorious
ncrvico as an Indi
an lighter through
nine successive
yuars that lie
gained a captain
cy. Then ho was
detailed to thu
school of Instruc
tion at Leaven
worth, and from
theruwent to the , ,,, ..,, .,,
Ml lofrilleprac- tAPT D. WAM.ACI..
tlcu at .lell'ersou barracks, St. Iouls. A
year ago he rejoined his command, and
thu other day miirche I out to meet death
at the hands of a savage foe. He com
ciauded Troop L, of the Seventh cavalry,
and was much loved by his soldiers. It is
I said that during former winter campaigns
he went for nights at a time without sleep
that his tiled sentinels might rest, ami
often on the march he took the coat from
his hack to shelter thu shivering shoulders
of a sick or wounded private.
Andrew ,liiekon's Krnim,
Thu errors of Andrew Jackson are now
universally acknowledged, since Ameri
cans have grown wise enough to see that
greatness is not in ssarily fault less Omit
ting minor in itters,tliu pas-ages in his lifu
which all Am .cans now rev-ret are three:
Ills marriage, his duels and other personal
encounters, and his so called appointment
and removal policy. Partisan inaluo once
painted ids acts us lleiiillsh, his eulogists
made them Innocent or pralsworthy. At
prcHuut thu plain truth Is enough
Kiloeiilliiii Among III 11 Mormons.
Thu census bureau announces that thu
"first complete statement of seho ds con
trolled b a religious body" has been re
ceived from thu secretary of the general
hoard ol education of thu Church of .leslis
CI list of Latter Day Saints. The llgures
slio'V that in Arl.ona, Idaho and I'tah
the Mormons employ ninety-six te i"'ieis,
who have charge of 6,(ArJ pupils id both
kcxes
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