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Hi j vniuHifi, 8.00 1 History
" It might to 1st trul it ten liook In t teijr conim n
ondlnli .ni,t, it well it tvfiy kttilcmir ixlcolue
Ol O I' 1'lblll.K, Innuil litpt . WMhliismn
" tit 1 maaiine inn I lull liUlily and cannot lit id
to d . siihuui, -A. Ii. WINSIIII'. L.iaot Journal ul l.du
tan 11
X M-ful timely and Mch-cltit isihlkallon I am
mu. Iitu kMiilnlitf vautly ol aolid IniMfmatiuii tim man.
an tudrnie into an tmall a comiia. l,vLb I, ;
bL L'KMAN.CoiDellUiilKiilty, lihaca, N. V.
fur tale by Itadlni? IloA llrr and Nfwa ri'u
thtouh.iul Ihcwuilil ho s.111 al-n nifl.e aulnciiuium.
..1 ill I mailed duti t 10 any .Uic in tl c rmivl Uniun on
leieint ol Ihe lulie In tingle icinei and Iswind yolutuit.
i-oieitfn hulArflnilnn. C.- a.M....
CURRENT HISTORY,
Qjljffifrrd
A TEfiniDLE TALE.
Wlmt W1111I1I lln Mim Itnntt If UN Slntlm
Mini Nnl lit Ilt'iielii'il?
St'vornl Kt'iitli'iiit'ti dlitltif. tnm'tliiT In tin
omnUtiK rotiipiirtiui'tit of 11 I'lillimiti cm
fell to rclittltiu their t'pi'ilriict't In riiilrixtil
nirldciiti. Four or (He iiilxetiluiet of (In
wilt hud been related, when nn l''iiIMituuti
ill tint piirt deehiliil tluit till the-.' Morle
werunt imtliliii- I'uiiipnnil with 11 riilluu.v
triiKiily in IN iiw lu-uiiiit r , of lilt h he I1111I
been 1111 tuiw llllnu opei tutor. Of cnure lit
uiihuI onceeulleil tipi.n to tell the tnr.
"FImi jfititiijin," tin- LtiKllthtiinti mild.
"I look the tl o'eloek train one inoiiiliip
from MrWtol to K" I" 11 to 11 nhoiil 'Jtl mlle
(IWtiiuU It uni ii locul branch road. A
you art) noiloiililiiiMire, the ImikIIsIi loco
moth cm urn not fiiriiNlutl with comfort
nhhteuht for eliKlneer mul fireman or ixt
uc cull them, the dilxer nnil tluiMuker u
)oiii-Mure. I'liiiMe two peimwis tint prucll
cully out of door.
"Uiirtriiln bail nunc on without luclileut
for Hiitiw miles, when I, who wiih In one ol
tht) foremost enrrlunes, lienrtl I0111I voices,
apparently of pel sons Inn inlcnt imirci
Komew'herti in front of me. I put til) bead
out of thttcutrhiKit window' nnd miw that
thn engine drlxer mid utoker wereennaKiil
In 11 f 1 Kl't on the ciikIiui.
"Their nni'ry wordit beenmu fewer nnd
fewer nn their blowi ruined thicker nnd
thicker upon each other I'limlly they
clutched In uilcsperateHtiunule. '1'licilrlv
it Heemeil to he cliktiih'cd in nil attempt to
ftilre the stoker 11IT the engine.
"I xhoutcil to the Kuard, hut bewas out
of licarlliK In the after part of the train.
Nearer mid lien rer the two desperate men
cniue to the Mcp of tint eiik'lue. The tlilvei
Kiive bis antagonist a tlesperute tiiish. Tht1
Htokcrsaw that he was none, but cIiiiik Ut
tho driver A last terrible Htrticule and
ocr both went to the ground.
"This left thoeiiitliieenlltely uualtenileil.
Evidently the uteam hud been left full)
turned on, for thu train began to rush for
ward at 1111 increasing rate of upeed. On
mid oil we went at a pace which became 1
terrible. No one. could get to the locomo '
live, nnd no one knew how- to handle It II
he could have got there.
"Wo whl.7cd past n station whero we
Miould havu stopped and caught gllmpso
of astonished faces looking at us. Past ,
another station, past 11 third, past a fourth, 1
on wo w hit led at even 11 swifter speed.
I hen wo all knew that tlio next station
was a terminus. When wo reached that, ' nover tear. 1 hero has sprung up uniting
we should be hurled nuiihitt n butler, and men ushers a dishonest habit of taking n
the trnln would bo wrecked. What was to (Umrter or W) ccnls on tho sly mid nllow-
..x"".li'i , .1. 1 . , iK 11 'mm who has paid n general ntlinis
"Nothlng was done. o plunged on and .,, ,. ,, ,! ,,..,, .,,
on. Tlio lermiiius eamo Into view
Tho terminus emtio into view. It camt
lifnr-ir nnil iie)ir,r M.'iifiiltit. In liiili.., uu Ifl li
intogteaterslAt as we Isire down uisin it
In 11 moment more"
Thu door of the. smoking compartment
opened, and the porter called out, "Al
banyl"
"(Jood day. geiitlemeul" said tho Kng
lishman, getting up quickly "Sorry, but
this is my station!"
He dlsuppcuii-d, nnd thu others In the
smoking compartment never heard how tht
story came out. Youth's Companion.
iiuiiinr". Hi'IIkM.
I'd like to be a boy again without a woe
or care, with fieckles scattered on my fan
and hayseed in my hair. I'd liko to rise i.t
4 o'clock and do n hundred chores, and saw
thu wood mid feed thu hogs and lock the
stable doors; mul herd thu hens and watch
the hcus and take thu mules to drink, a id
teach the tut keys how to swim so that the
wouldn't sink; and milk about a hundred
cows and hiing the wood to burn and stand
out in the sun all day and churn and churn
and churn; and wear my brother's cast oil
clothes and walk four miles to school and
get a licking every day for breaking sonic
old rule, and then get home attain at night
ami do the chores once more, and milk the
cow sand feed thu hogs and curry mult" 1
galore, and then crawl wearily up stairs tc
seek my little bed and hear dud say; "That
wot I bless boyl He Isn't worth his biead1'
I'd like to be a boy again a lx basse'
much fun. His life is just a loiind of mirtli
from rlsu to set of sun. I guess theru't
nothing pleasaiiter than closing stahlt
(loois anil heiiling hens nnil chasing bee
and doing uening chores. Washington
News.
l)Uitliilllleil.
To be a great historian one must been
dowed with what Is known as thu "historic
Imagination," but be must also bu on hii
guaitl against abusing it.
"John," said the teacher, "In youressnj
upon (icorge Washington you say that h
was nut fond of llsliltm. What is your au
tliorlty for that iissertionf"
"Why," answered Johnny, "wu have al
ways I cen told that lie could not tell a lie."
Exchange.
In Merry Kiiiclituil.
Mrs. Allenland Oh, Mr. Hlack, I want
to thank jou so much for your sermon on
"Promptness" hist Sunday. It did help me
no iiiuchl
Parson Hlack I am very pleased to huvt
so ministered to your spiritual welfare.
Mrs. A. Oh, I don't mean that. Hut.
you know, all my tenants camu up thu next
day and paid their back rents. Hoston
Uudget.
No llarib I lime.
Chappie I'd just like to know what you
mean by being engaged to both Cholly nnd
me at once.
Miss Pinkie Why, hlens me, there Is no
harm done. You can't either of )ou alfoul
to marry me, you know. New York
Weekly.
1. bible to Kur;f t.
He I beg your pardon. 1 forgot myself.
She That's all right. Peoplu aru liable
to forget thu trivial and unimportant
things of life. Detroit Flee Press.
CltiiiiKi-il Ills M,l.
Henderson lllowhurd used to think he
knew everything.
Williamson That was before he traded
horses. Life.
In I. ink.
I
Qsti
Penlltn
play pott-
If mi continue much longer to
'i'.'-J: avy Litter, i -i-jii't marry
yon
Jack Dashing If your father continues
tophi) poker much longer with me, I won't
lieisl to Truth
. R.
FrkK MW:tK&)
oirtfyJ2M2 -a xcX
r
WOMAN'S WORLD IN PAnAQHAPHS.
An Iniiiiiiitliin (llrl l'nlirr In n Nrtv Vnrk
llienler.
Onoiif tlio tlii'iilciM Iii Now York city
luiH limilo 11 noteworthy ilcparltirt' In Its
method of Pt'iitliii ntiillenceft, It linn
placed 15 nciit, tnoilwtt mul conu'ly j;irl
iinlit'M in I'linrgit of that ImslnecA The
nirln went quiet mul gtacefu! in their
tiiminer mid won approval ut oiico
They nut iinifojiiied, wcnrini; lilnrfc
ilren.Min, Know wliilo cuITh aiul collnrH mid
wlilto nprotiH tied nt tlio Imt'k of the
wiiist by wido HtitiiKH with Inrio Iiowh.
Hut why nproiiH? In it 11 telle of tlio old
world ensto fiiollslitiesH tluit ItuthttH 011
girl uhIii'Im weiiring both nipn and
npron.s? Tlutjoiiug men indicts In tlio
must fiiHlilonnliln Now York thuntorn
vcafti;ctitleiimti'Hi('KulMr('VeiiliiK ilroie
mid iittt usually rather morn hwcII in up
penrmico than tint majority of tlio men
thoy conduct to HcutH. Why hIioiiIiI tin
girls 1 10 forced to appear in nproiiH, liko
wnlli'iK in n liccr gurilen? All llio rent in
very well tho netit black uiiifoiinn with
whito cutTi mid collars- but wo drnw
tho lino 011 thoto nproiiH, McttNrti.
Theater Mmingent. 1 mn glad that thin
new employment has tlnm been bravely
nnd Hiiccc.ssfully opened to women. I
rcjoico every tiiuo that hoiuo now lirciul
wiiiiiiug occupation is nceetHililo to our
m. It Is not bccmiHO men nro crowded
out mul their places taken by women, as
fioino nnrrow iiiiudcd ccouoiniHtH nrgiKt
Hut it is liccauso n Hlep is gullied to
ward liberty mul onuiility It is to bo
hoped tho widening circuit will go on mid
on till it completely engulfs tho old prcj
udicu that certain oinploytueiitH belong
distinctively to 111011, and that women
mo "iinsexing" themselves when they hot
foot in tho sacred masculine fields. This
world is big enough for everybody, mid
thero i.s paying work enough In it for nil,
Tho nioro workers thero nro tho inoro
work thero will bo, Wo want nil occu
pations open to both moil nnd women, ho
that each individual may chooso what ho
or slio likes best without fear of cither
Mrs. or Mr. (Irundy. Then tho survival
of tho fittest! Tho fittest will survive.
, " " ' v' "'' ' , '"" '" nv n' '""
wiiuoui liny corrcspoiiuiiig increaso ill
1 tho box office. Perhaps that is 0110 of tho
I bud practices mined ut by this now stroke
Women employ esiirohouesterthmi men
Then, too. women do not get drunk
Heforo nsking 11 young lndy to marry
hitn, let u young limn ask himself, "What
inducements luivo I to oiler to 11 good
mid lovely girlif"
Thero is one club that does not discuss
woman us 11 wifo mid mother. That is
tho Pro Ro Nutii of Washington, num
bering among its members some of the
most brilliant, brainy ladies in this couu
try. At 0110 of their meetings hoiuo time
ngo tho women treated tho subject of
tho United States merchant murine mid
criticised the government severely for
not allowing tlio American flag to float
over foreign built ships. Perhaps the
righteous indignation of tlio I'ro Ko Niitn
ladies had its effect, for tho discussion
w.is shortly before tho Iuiiimi lino re-
coived tho permission which enabled it
1 to sail soino of its finest ships beneath
the stars and stripes. Another ailiuira
bio question brought before tho Pro Ro
Natas for debate was that of woman's
iidlueiico in municipal reform
Mrs. Eminii Heckwith of Brooklyn has
read the hill introduced in the Now York
legislature prohibiting thu wearing of
hoopskirts by women, mid she thinks
that 011 tho whole the members would
lie in better business if they werototuko
somo measures to stop tl.o spread of ty
phus fever in New York city.
Aten't wo glad wo don't livoin Japan?
' Tho press regulations promulgated re-
cently by tho "liberal" government tliero
f 01 bit! women to publish newspapers
The reason must bo that tho Jup govern
ment fears women will muko so much
better and livelier papers than tho men
do that tho men will ho inado ashamed
Music oilers to women with exception
al voice or ear n flno prospiot for inde
pendence. Tho lady who is said to bo tho
best choir singer in this country was
Mit-s Clementine do Vero, now Mrs.
Sapio. In tho West Presbyterinn church
of Now York city sho receives $4,000 a
year for eight months' service. Sho has
been ullowed besides fivo weeks for au
annual concert tour. In ovory city of
r.ny rdzo at all women with sweet, well
trained voices can get good paying em
ployment in choir singing.
In four townships of thostatoof Wash
ington women h.ivo homestcaded and es
tablished their claims to !I,000 acres of
land. Tho bravo women farmers have
already in several instances got enough
hind under cultivation to make them a
comfortable living
Mrs. S. E. Hibbert of Washington
wishes women to bo invited to become
members of tho National Lciiguo for
Good Roads. Sho says, "Tho women of
brains and property all over this fair
laud will unite in a cnuso so beneficent
and beautiful." Mrs. Ilibbert's sugges
tion i.s an excellent one.
From the inaugural address of Gov
ernor Routt of Colorado! "Alxnit eight
years ago a law was passed giving the
women of Colorado tho right to vote at
school district elections, and inasmuch
as since that time tho heavens havo not
fallen mid tlio efllciency of the public
ciiools lias greatly improved I recoui
mend a law extending to tho women of
Colorado the right of suffrage at all mil
nieipal elections."
Miss Martha Jordan of Dallas is the
first colored woman tf7 prepare herself for
practicing dentistry. Sholsuttendingthc
dental department of Denver university
i'he most burning grievance tluit the
enemies of Dr. McUlynn had against nun
was a charge, declared to be unfounded
that he had called Pope Lis) an old wiiui
an. This seems to bo the bitterest re
pr.mih thht can bo flung into the teeth
of a man Well, that may be, but this
Is certain an old woman is ever so linn Ii
nicer than au old miu
1-I.IZa Alien sun I IINM K
Nnllrr.
Nollcti l ben by Klwtn that on (he. '.Till .lit
of IliTfinber, l-ic), tint I'lirllv Kmiiii'I loin
pniiJ or 1 liiuilu, Nebriiiikn, inliipieil inn I, l
.rlli'leof luit .rpiiriillouniul II led Die nnuin I
oil Hut mtin, 0f tIP em,,,) v f erk of I it inter
( 01111M, N-ihriuikii Wlileh itiiietuleil Arlleleit
proMiliil ni.riHmvs:
. ' .'r1' . J he iiitiuit of Hie corporation M111II .
be Die l'uri I lrnel ronipiii'. '
Nennil Its pilai'lpnl pliteo of Iiiiiisiii'IIuk
lln iiimiiie n in Lincoln, l,uticiitcr 1 ounii
Niiiiaskn .
II1I11I I he lieuernl miliirtt of the business
lube Iliiiisiii'leilHluilllietliKliliiniirni'luieiilul
ni'llincol perliiiurs, bllleis, hiikluu nouilei
Iplh-l 111 neles, He., mul Hie uroeiirlnu. eieo I
lion mul niiiintnhniuce of Imllilliix, iiini'hlu
cr, nppiliinci'-, timie liinrKs, pnlei Is, ili'slns
anil sitn. 'tuies as iiia.t lie ilei'iiieil ueei'ssnij
mul to pureliiise mul ot 11 renl e lute its a sll'e
theiefiiiemiil siirh olhei iturpose its unit be
iti'cintil nee miiij'
roiiilh. 'Ihe' minium of 1'npllnl stork
nillliorli'il mul (he Mine nnd enliilllln 1
v 1 lil h It Is to be paid In l lheieh llxeil ut
fHtOMiiMlii slimes or (luetm cni'li. Iiu'lndluu
slock Ihi'ielof Isniiiil. No ittnek nIiiiII be
Ismieil uulen fully pnld up and 11 eiunplelit
rt eonl or Ihe Issuiineti nnd ilellx er of nil sinek
liiiiileKluilllKikepl b. IheHeeiilnrv In 11 bonk
lor Hint purpitMi
lillh i'he eoniuieut'eiiieul nf lb ironm-
II011 Is llxi il ut the 11ml ibivnr Mat, Ism. mul
Ihelerinlnnlliin or Ihe isiririillon Is llxnl
HI 11 HMlod of tuent.t -the rnis Irolil Ihe
Ihe ilale orthlseitmtiii'nei tuiMit ir mil sooner
iIIssoImmI iirioidlni! to law.
M h. 'Ihe binned amount or Inilehleil.
iiissorllabllll) to which Ihe cotiioriitlnii Isnl
nil) Mine to nubjeel llsell stutll 1101 exceed
lllly eret nl orits capital slock.
"Melilll. 'II IIIccinIii whlehtl Ibilnt
or lluM'orpniii'lon me to lie eouiliieleil shiill
lie 11 Mould or Hlieclois imiisU tllist of not
moil tliitu nine our less llniti line- lueinhi'ta
mul II lllceiN of this cm poiiitlon mil) be
Uli'NdM'isof said I nl, which said bimiil or
ill eelniB sliall be ehoeli mul eh cleil In Ihe
si X'hlmlih la Mliuilsll.t lit Ihe 11 lllinl llll'i'lllltf
nf mid slocliholih'is Said boanl of illieetoiM
shall hold nltlci' until I licit- siicci'ssoim me
dill) elected nnd iUalllled. 'I he said hoiint or
illn elnrs Khali choose mul elect I10111 tlielr
number tue various olllei rs or said cor ora
tion as sonu as priii'tlcnlile nlli 1 the
elei thin of Mild board nnd said board oMItcc
tors hIihII llx the ciuupi tisallou In be paid
such oltli'i'rs. Ihe sahl I til or illici'lnm
shall hiise putter In (III nil vacancies In Ihe
lion III or ollh'en In appointment
l.luhth 'lln liomil ol din elms of thin em
jiotiillou me iiulhinlid to luciease II apt-
t tl slock of Hits eiirpninlloii mil to exci ed an
anuuinl tolal of (T.iHOHI ami lo Issue Mock
llieiefnr fltilii lllue to lluiit as the hoaid ol
illleelorH iiiiiv deem best III the IiiIcicsIh ol
Ihe corpoinilon. A II. TAI.Ilor,
C. W, IIIM.VN, licsldelll.
ecretiiry
Not Ire.
Notice Is hereby kUi'M, Unit by ilrliie of a
chutlel inorlmiite, tliit.-tl .Inn. 7. IM'.i.', mul dill)
Mini In Ihetillli r Ihe Cnlllily Cleik or l.iui-
easier count v, Nehr, on Match in, ts'U and
I xeeiileil by Win I'llituim to M. A. KiImiii, Id
secure thn pa)taeul tirthe hiiiii or (III Til, and
011 which t Iii-mi Is now due Ihesinn o( t.l'., and
by xlrtllii'irit lieu lor keepli'i;. iiuule i Win.
I'll 1 111. in b .1 II IMsnn with Merman lliowii,
Tor tbc teed of the two linises herearierile
seilheil, I10111 Mn) .Mb, NMI0I1111 1Mb, IMII.at
II coiitinct price of (1 mi per head pi r mouth
till Oct I, IV.' mid the teasiiuable Millie of
lied to .Inn. II. lsii.1. at fl.o er iiuiiith each,
mul which lieu has 1 11 dill) tiled Willi tin
Count) I lerk Feb ', I MM, mul itnlv assigned In
etlle I l'.dsou,iiuil bulb nl which ate now as
sluueil to.l. II. IMsoii, nnil on which lieu
there Is now due SI. HI liefallll hat lln; been
made In Ihe pigment of said hiiiiis mul no
suits 01 oilier litneeeilliiKM at law has Inn been
lusllliited In lecover said debt or an) part
llienor, Iherefoie I will M'll Ihe proper!)
Iieielu ih scribed: (Inn ma) mine four )carx
old, weight ,tHH) pounds, called I'et; one dun
colored horse seven years old, weluhl Imo
pounds, culled Hilly, mul one blown cow live
) cms old called llrnnii.al public luicllon at
Ihe hoi r.l II I'Msnu.ln (larlleld lueeluel,
I iiucasler County, Nehr,. on thn lllli da) ol
.March, 1st), ut one o'clock pin oTn tlildav ,
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SAFE, CLEAN,
ECONOMICAL
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jl Thls'icfcrs to Gas, whithet used as nM
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1 Uthe I'nitcd States, miilei simllai ion
Editions.
'If
r Iiui'(ias Is sold at the exceedingly S
Jllow rate of $1.35 per thousand feet, aiulo
l iMiitmuaimg vnisai i.no pel itiouxauo
"feet.
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kliliigeforatii.il of this lui.qipio.n. haliU
I .fuel. House councctl uis for fuel g.i 3
1 pmade without charge to the cousiimci
k There are over 200 gas stoves in I in (
f coin, costing on au average leshth.iii
Pier month each for fuel.
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Beautiful
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FREE!
Tint. Spoons iilom-111-1 win Hi fj,i!.i, mul
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two of these Spoons. Wu ;ivu uithur one
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The Y. I. S. C. E. Souvenir Spoon.
The Epworth League " "
The Washington " "
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Lincoln, Nebraska
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