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WEEKLY HERALD: PLATSHOUTH, NEBRASKA. NOVEMBER
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THE LUCKY NUMI'.KRS.
The Fuir and Reunion CIuhch Wiib
a SucccKsfal Itanquct.
A FEW OF THE LIXKY PEOPLE.
Toasts toy Colonel Majors, Vanatta,
Pearman. Goss. Colter and
Giner A Bountiful Re
past Dishoti Up by
the W. R. C's.
From Friday's Daily
The ticket holder were anxious to
u Uncus the drawing bt niht, which
wjks done 'romtly bihI impartially by
the audience selecting the following
ladies and gentlemen as a committee to
conduct the huiuc:
M. li. Murphy, Chairman; FrHnk H.
Wilson, .1. M.Crifig and MUses Tutt and
Wilson.
Following are the lucky numbers:
subscription t Journal
.." " ' UkUaLO
wash boiler
i u No 14
. . .city lot donated !:y II. 1'.. riilniei
204)....
1042....
2IJ.V
I;V:
hx
2 HI
t75
i74
2 fil....
HIM
115. .order lor season's lee- by II. C. Mc.Makcii
Mi'ci timiavinK
bill III.' Willi;
..... cull bin t ons
eufT buttons No 12
!c-ity lot donated by K It. V in. I Main
sac! llour
boi lie wine
2121..
2: hi..
1 7.V .
27!3..
In51 . .
TiW.
4V8..
1JU.
27t;u
till
27ti7
2.c;i
2;i:i:i
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7a")
1.113
12IM .. .
27f.l
;t:j
lJIS....
24.17
172 ....
7.7.1
KM7
17":
2';:;l
737
7:t
lo'.ir
2i'(ifr
2:;t!
17:N
171)7
'J.r.:tf.
foil
2:7
2I;J. ...
6.1S . .
llWd
140:1
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WO...
l'.KH
214...
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1347 ... .
145
21UI)
52.1... v
14,... 7
2210. s. .
a-H . . . .
itiM
1010
2K.U .....
21fJ3
2l!
15:5
230 ...
110
21S7
433
2n;s
276J
1U33
315
KlZii
f.:0
1G07
8'M
24fi3
253(1
2228
523
Kit
620
28.12
1535
1S01
20
19,10
2243
1G17
2.108
I5ue
MS
2438
19S4 ...
21.VJ
24
173
1524
.iji.il- nel t
pin No. 11
sub to W'oterii Veteran
tiir i- :
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!air ;: o' ,-i
.MitiMi.rijitii". 1 : :
:ii
d iliK'lt- ' . 1 2
Sfel i - ;. 1 .vii 14
order f.: '. - ' aver-
Danism. Pultons
, . .vj .r'i rin(4
outer for SI shaves
llOX flLMI'S
I room
sled ciii:i avno-
pi . in ilnna pi :
pia i II
cult box
sub to .lolll li:. !
. pa.r c" s ''"'s
: riiiW
... . bol !' v 1 iit
penis' isal No. I
i in N".
one yearlm;;
.. .. .-"al.scr ption t ; be I i k i-A i
l:- 11 1 s ia No, (I
pack ;!'.: tobacco
1 1 -1 1 1 v o. '
MiiiM-aipt ion to .loin 11:11
n: n ob I' . o. "J
i:i::- bulic--. sli;;i: is
. . i lan lsoii I 111 oirs
; I:; ..i!i:;l'.-a by ill
.lauiniluaatiM ly IV-inie t kv luit
.. . !):n.!:':i.' ;i.l';'-l-',-,
f..iicy ' io.:k
b.isi' b::r:u i
aika; ton.ii-co
. ...rocker donateil by v ir. Wclcr
iron Is ;ut
or,i" doll: v i i-1 :i . c.--
J'ol.ia : (Jhi'.a pi.r
tubcr:pt:ou to iii.i:.uii
. ... one lo:l.u- i:i In vi-s
1 1 1 1 : i r L i" i
mna watch
II riisoii hiittoiis
Iiai ri on bullous
o; ir.in
. Package rob:a:i o
order loi ton (t 'oal
pair dneKs
' " b V( !.
, . pin No. 13
s -al kin - a,..
buttle v.ine
bmuiii
1:
, sack lUiur
g:i:is liat No. 2
ton of millet
live dollars In v.T'.ll p.ipi'l
agemcnt are busytoday making up the
books and giying out the promts aH fR8t
as they are called for.
The drawing uei'ins t6 have given uni
vcr.ial Batisfaction, nnd the proceeds
furnihh a very nice Bum for a atarter in
building the Memorial Hall.
Last Night's Banquet.
The old KoldietH wi re buiuiueted bint
night by the Woinens' Kuiiet" corjm at
FitzgTald's hall. The tables were beau
tifully decorated and heivily laden with
ttic vry best tilings to appease tin
hunger of the koI flier even had he but
come from the most latigueing inarch.
J. C. Goss presided tin toast mastr.
and erfoirned t!io.ue duties tn a most
plenning manner. The following ncnli
ments were responded to m a manner
peculiar to each individual speaker
"The First Nebraska," by Colonel Tom
Majors. "The Second Nebraska," by
Major I'earrimn. "The Soldier and
Citizen." by Colonel Vanatta. The "W
It. C." by J. Q. Gosh. "My Knapsick
and Contents," by Colonel Colter. "Com
nany Q ," by Colonel Giuo-or. "Sons of
Veterans," by Mr. O'Brien.
All the ppeakers made happy hits, and
the attendants join in voting the banquet
a most successful and enjoyable affair
with which to close the reunion.
THE NEW DANGER.
A Few of tlie Lucky Ones.
Since netting up our list of fair pres
ents with corresponding numbers we
have been able to obtain the names of
those drawing the following leading
prizes: llifie burner, 7. J. I'rehin, Vil-
isca, It.; organ, Kiith Johnson, city;
'aimer lot, L. D. Bennett, city; South
F'-irk lot, Sam Ilinkle, city; cira slu-lh r,
'das. Painiele, city; chandelier, Mrs.
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Lilian I'aiincle, city: 1000 brick, Col. S.
V. Vannatt, city; 1000 brick, lid. Mc
Maken, city; sewing machine, McConjii
liic 7'ost; M. B. Murphy fc Co., lamp.
Mr. 1 bcir-on, V,',-(-ping Water; j-jjrinklei-.
Mrs. C.tnie' V ilsou. city; ton of hard
eo-d, J ike B p.--on, city; uii.brclla, Jo.
M.; Vty, city. Th:: post drew the 1:;
'ii)t s'.al skin caji, v.i'h;
at s:l-:.r( an
d
no it.
t-.K'.
jr.- the g 'aniiie article and no iui
pacKaj'ie tebai'co
p et m e
."...' Ciisel
sbsroiption to Journal
.....city lot donated by Dovey & Son
bolt le v. ine
' pin v r
elosteswlui:: ptu
swiii,.- iiiji 1 '.nip
rccker douattd by ieo l'oisal
pin o 10
3 b. t: U wine
i-teel enjjr.tvint'
" tients hat No 5
broom
bottle w ine
Wits purse
siik umbrella 1
tents liit No 7
...bottle wme.
p n No 7
broom
city lot by J S Mathews
enft button No 7
seasons ice by F. S hite
subscridtion t Western Veteran
bottle wine
iteel enirravii
. ... subscription to Western Veteran
barrel ajiples
limD donated lv Petersen ie l.areo:
pin Nn 2
cull Dox
packace tobacjo
geil? liat No. 1
broom
thousand brick
165i Pin No-
2735 pair. Rloves
2.;: pin o. 1
228 Iieiftr donated by a. B. Todd
184: inuu.erN'o.
195 llarnsi n buttons
18S4 " washing maehiii No. 1
114. subto Wen tern Veteran
A Raid on the Sutler.
The C A. B. post held some of the
ht'.ky tickets in th drawing Rst night
and itmong other things they fi ll heir
to near y a dozen b t)les of tire wine.
a?:da sprinkling of the cigars, all of
which was plr.ccd in charge of Sutler F.
A, Bites ;nid tlie boys not forgetting
their old army pranks played a praofi
joka on him bp "Snyderly ' carting the
wine aw;'', and we shouldn't beat !i
surprised if tiny sampledit a ' licth; tco
But the stittler was more surpi isi'd when
he found the under layers of his cigars
had transformed themselves into pap;r
and the top layer h?.. resumed its form
er place as nicely and smoothly as tJ.-r
cigar pucker himself could have ar
ranged them. The sutler will have a
good time explaining the loss of the
waristo the post, aud his sentence will
doubtless be a short term in the guard
house. The beys wmc in for a good
time nud they had it, as well as to trans
act the business incident to the reunion.
Ceneral Miles Says That the Bucks
May Leave the Reservation.
Chicago, Nov. 20. General Miles this
evening received a telegram from Hush
villc informing him that General Brookes'
command had reiiclicd Fine llidge at 7
o'clock tl.i.4 morning. The Indians are
cumin'.; in lar'e numoers from Boebud.
There is much excitemont and the ghost
dance continues. General Miles today
received a communication from an ofiiet r
at. ('amp Poplar Kiver, Mont., dated TOV
17, containing considerable matter of in
terest with refeience to the Mcs.-.iah
.Tize. Tlie officer report's all Indians in
that vicinity affected by the prevailing
craze, and even the more intelligent
half breeds believe in it. Numbers of
younger Indians recently procured new
Winchester rifles, where, he ollicers
could not ascertain. There has been no
excitement up there yet nor dance but
there is deep and universal interest and
belief that there will be astonishing su
pernatural manifestations before very
long. One of Sitting Bull's lieutenants
(White Gut), with two other Sioux, have
recently been up there preaching new
doctrines, denouncing schools and tell
ing the Indians to provide themselves
with arms and ammunition and meet the
other Indians next spring in the Black
Hills country. They were ordered oil
the reservation and went to Woodv
Mountain, north of the British line, to
proselyte to the remnants of the Ogalla
las and Uncapapas.
One of the loyal Indians told thi offi
cer that in case the Sioux should open
hostilities many young warriors from
there are likely to go and j in them
The Ogrllalfis and Uncap" pas, north of
e British line, !re a bid r, so-ii 1 of
whom were in the Cusicr affair and some
of the older ones were concerned in the
Minnesota massacre of isfii'. The Gros
ventr s Indians af Fort Belknap reserva
tion r.re in a very turbulent bt ;te.
As an ii!'tnee ,l the stones Ihiuting
NEW WORLD'S W0NDEHS.
FABLED SEVEN THROWN INTO OB
SCURITY IN COMPARISON.
ir nii'.il. tin
or.e r un er.r on
eet liiir. several
0:11 th. re to vi.;
1 ;Li);;ut the new
cuff buttons No. 5
t noils and brick
1 in No- 12
pair chickens
box ccars
lamp donated by M. K. Murphy & to
...j oronm
. . A bottl? w ne
tiox c-iiar
Harrison and Morton button
city lot donated bv O. H. i;allou
. cuff buttons o. 6
barrel applps
,.ooru sbeller
o; 0111
Harrison buttons
broom
pair ladies shoes
pku tobacco
nam no. 1
b ix eiirars
. . poland china niz
steel rn:;r.iviiig
II and M buttons
cty lor donated by II J Srieijtht
bottle wui:
poland china pic
inshsves
snb'o t-steni Vet.
washing mai tiioe no. 4
... bro"m
1 sqriuScler
pkg tobacco
( A li cap oriiemeat
cents hat 110 c
-ewinjr in jchine
quarter beef
box cigars
, sub to .Tournl
tiub to llRRAI.n
broom
rin no. 3
(i A II cap ornament
(i. A. K cap ornament
colony bees by J M. ouiu:
bottle w tie
pin No. 6
cull buttons No. 3
:eii!8 hat No, 3
Ileisel nud .Mr Maken buttons
cuff buttons Sft. 4
piu
chandelier
marriage Itcpnpe by .llidge Ilamsey
tnarrij'are cere mor y by .Imlfre stiles
,2- ..ltj s lees mvorce c;ie liy A N Miir.vali
The names of the holders of the lucky
' numbers were not btainab'e, but will
appear in these column? soon. The man 1
146...
2777. .
1057...
2036...
1C00 ...
I 4 liM-
2211...
list...
2813...
2862...
123...
1724 .
2319...
2937.. .
2812.. .
61 . . .
294 ..
!5...
376 ..
2.fl...
606. .
n . . .
847...
I'-Il . .
T4...
,5170...
LWl...
23:) i . . .
2119...
879. ..
1409...
1423...
2205...
2593. . .
1369.. .
2335...
2o53...
; 4...
I i 10M).. ..
' U23...
II 1938...
I i 29s2.. ..
w! 2540...
f( 22rt0....
97...
f :7;
) 278 ...
i 1 tin
213!....
(H40-...
, 1 1.17
Mr. II. II. Carroll of Elniwood, is in
the city with a number of animal curi
osities. He has a two-headed c&lf, two
wolves, a wild cat and a number of
other auimals, but the greatest curiosity
of them all is a pig wdiichi has the head
of an elephant and eyes, tongue and
lower jaw of a human being.
County Court.
Application of Elizabeth Wintersttin
to be appointed guardian of Clarence L.
Miller and Rosa . Miller, minors.
Petition of Catherine Week bach,
widow of Joseph V. WYckbuch, de
ceased, for allowance for support for
herself and minor children, pending set
tlement of estate. Hearing November
24, 10 a. m.
In the case of the state of Nebraska
ex rel. Forest I. Smith vs. William
Tighe, sheriff, the application was
granted, and while preparations were
being made for a re-arrest Mr. Smith
took a walk, and that will probably end
the matter.
Is the Journal financially embarrassed,
or is it going to sacrifice itself on the al
tar for the benefit of the people? From
the following we infer it is considering
suspension:
"To the business men of Flattsmouth:
Isn't it better to support one good daily
paper than to haye an excuse in the form
of a second one?'' W. W. Republican.
Col nel Colter bade the boys good bye
this mornme and departed for his home
at Topeka, Kas.
W. A. Davis who will be joined by
Mrs. Davis at Arapahoe departed tins
morning for Santa Anna, California,
where he will have charge of a fruit
farm. The best wishes of the n
with them.
Colonel Allison, the Indian scout.
received a telegram last evening from
General Scofield to put himself in com
munication with General Milee. At this
time the situation as to Indian hostilities
is unchanged.
!!icer tell
the reservation to tlie cfT
young warrior:-- started 1:
it Kittinr: B:il! and I-.:--:
l'-r-t-U:. yj'.t Y,:iV HUl'C i,r,e L'i IV.I 1)',
(Yellow Hawk) s?i-l li j had been com
manded in .": dream to l-.iil himself as a
test of faith, with a promise lieshou'd
be raised from the doud. He committed
.suicide accordingly and the party went
on - without him. When they reached
Siiinding Bock they found Yellow Hawk
there alive and well, having been resur
rected and taken to Standing Rock ahead
of his companions. This is the story
sent back by tlie trav .'lcrs.
General Miles expressed great satisfac
tion this evening that General Brooke's
troops had reached the ag-ncy this
morning before the Indians had innugur
:ted hostilities and the further iact that
the latter are not committing any vio
lene". "Now," said he, ''they have to attack
us in our own position or else break
away from the reservation. Tne danger
is now that the tutbulcnt bucks may
leavo the reservation. The appearance
of General Brooke's command, however
will have the effect of sustaining the
authority of the government and give
protection to the loyal element among
the Indians."
Mrs. Goyf mor Thayer departed for her
homo this morniDg.
F. M. Parriott of Peni is visiting Irs
brother Ed of South Park.
Mr. John Pocock, cue of the First
Nebraska says he enjoyed the reunion
hugely, and he departed for his home
this morning in Nance county.
As you like it. Grey and fadetl whis
kers may be changed to their natural
and even color, black or brown or
black by using Buckingham's dye
Try it.
C. II. Davis, the energetic insurance
agent went to liis new field of work this
morning, that of rrprestnting the Omaha
Fire Insurance Co. in South Omaha and
the Pcuth half of Omaha.
Dr. F. B. Reed, J. C. Wyne, F. M.
Medley , M. J. Combs, David Jack and
WT. E. MsjDrs, all of Peru, returned
home this morning well pleased with
their visit to our city and rc-union.
Mr. Roberts, father of Mrs. A.
Groom, after a f:w wetks visit witli his
daughter, departed this morning to visit
at points in Iowa, Mr. aud Mrs. Groom
and 3Irs Roberts accompanying them to
Omaha.
When from any cause, the digestive
and secretory organs become disordered
they mny be stimulated to healthy act
ion by the use of Ayer's cathartic pills.
These pills are prescribed by physicians
and are for sale at all the drugstores.
Cupid liis once more been playing his
tricks; this time he has captured a young
lady who lives on High School hill and
the two hearts are to be made oue be
tween the 13th and 15th of next January,
but as ir is a profound secret and we
hive promised not to give them away,
we w ill not publish any names at present.
Score of the Creations of Modern Tlinrs
SurpuhH Any or All of tli Wonders of
tlie A loir Ills Some of A merica'a
murUiihlo Acli levr nieiitH.
Compared with tin f v 11 w r. h r:; cf
tho world clitssiih-d by tie; :'..i i' -nt s t in-rare
seven times seven wonders now. Tie'
fabled Colossus of Rhodes, tho Al x;::i-
drian liyhthouse, tho han.'ving ml:-tis of
Babylon, sir.k into iri.igmic::!ioo I .-. TV
the achievements of modern times. The
Colossus f'f Rhodes was, in nil pro:;;il
it a myth, whiln the Bartholdi stat no is
an accomplished fact, and uiulotibteui y
equal in pi ant of :ic1 iev uiviit to any of
tho seven wonders of tho ancients, not
even excepting tho pyramids.
As a matter of fact, the real wonders
of tho world, albeit they ha vc ce.as.;d for
the most part to bo wonders by rea -o-i
of familiarity, represent invent i
rather than engineering and architect
ural bkill; tho railwaythe steamboat, the
photograph, the tel. -scope and tho self
binding reaper aro in themselves won
ders of which tho Egyptians and tho
Greeks never divam-d. But in the line
of engineering skill, which was thnnt
prominent feature of tiio original seven
wonders, there are bo many proud
triumphs that it is by 110 means an easy
matter to name the foremost seven.
1 UK MoDI-KN' LIST.
The list comprises ihe Forth bridge, in
Scotland; New York's underground
aqueduct, which is thirty miles long, on
an average lotJ leet tiauerground. and
cut through roc':; the Eiffel tower; the
Brooklyn bridge; the St. Got hard tun
nel, between Switzerland ar.-l Italy, be
gun at a height of l.o!0 feet, and cut for
nine and one-half mile:; through the solid
rock; the improvements at Hell Gate,
and the jetties ;: the mouth of the Mis
sissippi. It is t as y to tfke except ioris to
thislht.
Th re are probably few i!it;d!ig"nl p-. -pie
who will r,.t II. pule li;'.- claims of
some one or o'Lerof these ;.chiovem-iits.
The F.i.T. l tn.-er, for esnn.ph-, lofty -:jt
is, shotdd scare; ly b ; p"i':.!'i ted toerew d
out Ihe c:::.;d. t 'ic -v;:i ring
feat t'f i.-ir.ovii.g ".:.-e 01 i.'-iio.:-; ,-.f
IT- dl G;te i.s h-:-V:y t ho co:,:p tred '.i,h
the I'llioii'.g i t the i ';:'-il;e raiJi oa.l.-i.
Tli :-'ii.. ri:-.:: r Jirorol al - is ctit U1-.-1 i -e?c;
.. . 1 e ilc i ,,' . ,;n oi' 1 r.-e , :;w,- -'
in the 1:. r, v.-i ').
scarcely ) 1-r- crV.-ii
its (-: :d j'tio
d ;?
h.
to llV
i - 1-'
1 h::-
piiicr.
the H .lil r.:..;
aur.e.I a., 'i. in : ar.; : . vc-r;. 1
bvid s j;!ki.). si ?. k:i: ef y hi:
to sig,.;est itx-li to l'.giie. ers
irood grounds tV r disputing Ik
the II. t of r-oven,
To many unfamiliar with the piei.-I- r i
to 1,-.? solved it may .seni as if ti:o j'lt;. .:
of the III.i-Hi wcro hav'dy cnli:.'. i
to a pl:ce in the li--t. TI.ere are ro
mighty butir- .-.-cs tf sU;:io, no iaar', cl
ous structi:V03 ov human br.nd.-; to an-; :i
ttentic-i-oisly lities of willow- l.ac'c. t
work, Cilid with-, i.ir.d ai; 1 gravel ami
suiik m tl:o liver cl-aiuel. lint v.- s, e
vim t; 1-.:: 1 -.' T. Jir coin! .li' ?..t1 It-.- ;i- 1
simple meario suggested by ihe ;
Capt. E.i'.is.
ML. .f" LUT WONIa-:r.!-CI..
y sr., a
:iins .
II..
is the probh
!'(-ce:
to tae liilaml conia.er'je or co:.;n:- ::t.
whose vraurs co::tir:::ii." . l-iar v.; ;
quantities r.f pv.tA and gravel toward the
sea. A cu t.uc mile or i.oml cart):, it lias
been estimated, is tlca-. liorr.e down by
the Mistissije i every year.
Wbori the
!C,.-ittl. v. I.i.'e t'u :ivcr spre;;d
a great e.ztent of toriitory .
Giki. Wasted - A good girl at good
wages wanted at the Palace Restaurant
stream wet the waters of the gulf re
current v.-as checked bv the inflowing
tides, and a creat burden of earthy mat
ter was d
out over
isavigation w;:.: rendered tUicert.a".! and
dangerous, and millions of dollars ex
pended in dredgif.g lirought roprr.etieid
-results. The n ver could beat i he Unite d
States govcriimeut in a :oniePt wagt .1
on that iiiic.
Then came Capt. Eada with a jiropo
ition to gather the willows along ia'-
shores, make them into crates or mat
tresses, ft i! them with mud and gr;:v! 1,
place them in parallel liias where a
channel was wanted, and set ihe river to
do its own digging by moans of a quick
ened current. That was tin- bad.--, of the
jetty syfitem, which has move than
doubled tho depth of the ehannel at the
mouth of the most important river on
the globe.
The w aters continued to deposit sand
gravel bet ween the jetties and the
shores, the willows sprouted and grew,
and thus solid banks of earth w-. ro
formed and protected by trees. Iv is
only necessary to extend the line of wil
low baskets from time to time as occa
sion demands in order to carry the chan
nel still f art her into ihe gulf. The j-.-t y
system is a gi and triumph of simplicity,
but fairly entitled by reason of the rt
sults obtaiued to bo reckoned among the
leading seven wonders of the world.
Frank Leslie' Monthly.
Terrapin 1'iirmiiig-.
A terrap.in farm is described by Th
Fernandina (Fla.) News, ft is an in
closure about twenty feet square, one
half of it filled with loo;; sand ami a
tank occupying the rest of the space.
The tank is below tide, level, and at high
tide the salt water runs in from tip
marsh to a dentil of four feet. The tank
was all perforated with holes, and the
owner, digging down with his fingers,
unearthed some baby terrapins an inch
or two long.
The I.at ILchource.
Mrs. Brown I'm afraid I'm only en
couraging my nujOanU to fmoie uv
making him a present of thu box of
cigars.
Cobvdg ger Not at all. If that doesn't
cure hii.i nothing will. Munsev's Week-
iy.
Hedgehogs are occasionally cannibal
istic, the larger ones, when hard up for
a dinner, chasing th smaller at a won
derful rate, and devouring them without
sauce or mercy when caught and con-
auered. ,
The Use Of
Harsh, drastic purailvi'ii to relieve cosUve
WM Is a dangerous j iaeiioo, and More llaMo
to lastt'ii the dixea-eon U. ;:ii:nt than to
euro It. Wh 't Is iiti-di-tl is a r:ieiili i:ie l.'iat.
In eHort'ialty ieniii the bowels, eorree-M
tho o.ustivrt habit and Chtablishes a natnrul
daily a'tioiu Kueh an aperient is loumi In
Ayer's PiUs,
wli!t::;, -Aii!!. : llioro'u'i la tetioii, :.lr: ntlicu
rnv.ell as allaa'lal'- tae bowel aw! .:! eUry
01 sans.
"Kort ;,'lit y ' iri T was .'lfllieted w i;h con
Slip iti a, v.hi. ii ;.t l;:st lii-rame .so bail thai
t!e doetoi-s eoiil.l dii mi :i-iri' for tin-. 1 !n n
j 1 iK'jrui t' talvi? Ay i'.-i r'lls, end soon tbo
Ixnvels becaiu regular and iialural in lln ir
niov ini'iifs. . I am now ia eti client health."
Win. II. liel.aui-elt, Dorset, Out.
"When 1 feel tie: i I .l a cnthartie, I
take Ayer's Tills, and tiiel them to be more
Effective
ilian any other pill I ev r teok." Mrs. It. t.
vlriibb, I'.urwellville, V:i.
Tor ye.OS I hae beeri f-iiT.jfef. to roust i
petion and nervoes heuda lies, eauseil by de
raiiK ineiaor the liver. After tak ini? various
remedies I have become convinced that
Ayer's Pills ai" the best. They have never
tailed P relieve my bilious attacks in a short
time; an. I I am .sure my system retains its
tone loiurer alter the use of these I'jlls, than
has been the ease with any other medicine I
have trie.l.-II. S. Sledge, Weimar, Texas.
Ayer's Piils,
I'iikpa itKD nr
Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Kass.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
DHERSd
109 W. Ninth St., KANSAS C4Trv MO.
The only Specialist in the City uho is a Rrgular
Graduate in Medicine. Over 23 years' Practice,
12 years in Chicago.
THE OLDEST IN ACE, AMD LONGEST LOCATED
Authorized by tho ftnto try tr'it
Chronic, Nervous nnd "hpocial tJi.w
eases.' Seminal. We.tknesrt Nli'ir
) H iKwK$)t Sexual J 'ti !ity (TXJf rt fP
v. t
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toinoilfM hiooJ, f "lt'Hrs.ill'l Sv;l i i II,'?-
tf every ki nlt anl I ri n;i ry Iiim-'i-'-i,
Curoy iuarariiuciJ rr infniy r-l uii':c i
fharii'-s low. 'J'liiiHwrtixlrt ff c t - m
cured. V.zyor'u ru:o i- important. Ail mi ir. Mr ::: j
i:uarantr-d to t;o ptiro ami 'ffiinrio;is, l-cin .
poundt'd in my 'rf-( t ly iii'ixjinto I KiIhji iitoi y, and
ro furniliRd ready for ti:-. No ninnin to ui 'iij
Mores to ii;-.vo u ricTt n prv--ripMm.- i!l''d.
TiKTv-ury or iniunouH chniicuis u d. No d:lnt If in
1 rora (u;m"-3. I'vt icn! at. n. d it in t r-.1: y
'l ler and exjrs, ri'-dici n- y :-(i.fc nvm y a lii-rri f r-
fv.r,n pa3 or t.r-'.i I- 'u'.o .ur t-.'-o a -l
for tpriLn. Con-imutiua. i"cu an-.l cj!-i; J.ontii.1, 4
buniillyorby letter.
il.u-.traiud kV J f-. ..i-d ,p .n: i .1
for itr. in F'amps. Jw'i-y ;u.io fruin LLu
13 to -ijsiiouM read this hock.
iiiiiimiisi
l.ltUhLAt lUtiftSwfl r.iilJ:: .!! J Lieliti
A POSSTS V
for RHEDMATISM. SSOior in..?.-'-?
rusBtuis I rt-.itinf-nt. f.iiri to c-ir -r ?
htlp. lre;ilst disenvt-ry ini.rin.-i:. -
of medifino. i)no dr '-o-1 v -.i ici ;V n.Vj 'J
n few riosus reniovps f.:r?r rnd thiI n f V,. vTX t; j
i: joints. Curi coin ;d in h r 7 iiL;.':;.--'..-.. i
ciafi. bend statement ol cuati Ui,ii. btiiiui i-ui ...'
cuijrfi. Cullf or audroi
Ca.KKSCn5CH, 1 S3 V.OtmGt., KanCity;?) j.
'The figm e 0 in cur v. 'i!
To man or wor.;.'it i:on- li-.-'r:
locL'ncrt witlv m I usi:; ; '" -'a
the tbir't i ir. : ,
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lev and IS? V.'abasJa 1 ve.. Chicago
Dealer Wanted.
J-.ttRA.i
K j P?-qaralion,wu:
i'r, oli!; , J.ivc'rOIoIos,
riinplr', ljLick-IIca:s, Sunburn
tail Tan. A iow applications will ron-
icr the mo-E f-tubDoriiiy red skin BOit,
moot a and white. " lola, Cream is
ictJipair.t cr powder to cover defect.-,
out, a re:uedy to cure. It is 6uperior to
.11 ether prcpn rations, nn l is guarantor d
o pi ve satisfaction. At drnjrjrists or tuai;
d iur XI) cents. Prepared by
"oie:'o. Chio- . C. aiTTSEB A J
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Ci Ih: Lirucr Habit, Positively Curer
dv Arrji:i:3Tcr.i.:a br. haihes oolbeh specifiu
It c-a given in a ci:p cf colee or taa. or in 'r
'.'.r.'.cs ol ;ood. without ihe kno-n lediie of the pe:
n i:ikin it; n )- tr5.iutely harmless and -.
cii'e.-t, a iriiiynci't and nn-edy Pun. w'ie!l!'i
t lie uatieiuis a :nxlernte tiriiiUerraii a!roho-,ic
wiwli. T NEVFB FAILS. GUARANTEE
a re.iniilcte cure in cvji v instnrv. s page bouk
FREE. Addre-sln rontidenrr.
V.UiCM 'JPEClriC CO., 13a Htoi St. ClncUMlLa
PHOFrlSiSIOAL CARDS.
IJV.sH IAN AND HUltiilON
D;t. AI.FUi:i) .SMII'MAN
i. I--.; ,itj I :o- lb! M Ull blieet, Wctvn-
k,llll Itlock.
Di tieiiHes his own iii.iI-im hi I Inr'iislics all
i iicli ' I in -i.'ie il i 1 - uruifii ;i ;t; liuiicc
: nei i . 1 i ii-., - it; , . ,: "t I -i . 1 ;i
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be .ii nee '1 I. ;ilit in- 1 1 1 . i u i nn us.
i'ur voyor3
k-.'.inm::: an I : t IVl.Vnl:
i:. i:. i:ii.'!o.n.
i--.ni.it'-- ;. in I ol i::s of nil ; t !. I nr.. isbeil .tie I
Keloids kekt.
( ;:!'.ce in Mai t in HUt'x.
Pl.A'lTS.MOtTH Nl.nitAhKA
A. C. MATES,
County Surveyor
AN D
civjl EwciraEEn:.
All orders left with t'.nnity t.'bik will
receive prompt attention.
OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE.
j ', OK I" If I'.
w.m. l. nuowN.
I" -i i nnl attention to all hii-liies-- inliu-lcd
" ' '' e". r ".t.' In OIK"!
!' (-. iioiai-d. .! sli ici-c-'lnpd l. lii-'il-i.
i. i -. i ;' 1 .!.. I est a old.
i". t ;ci,i; . -. lor in. ik in;.' l ain: l.oan-- than
any oTiisjit a;i:ncv
i i..v ! i s.-ittv : :i r.Hi:s-K a
1 '! ( : l: :
N. St. I. Id V A.N.
V:tfi:n .'-!.: '.v. Wiil v 'S I" "'n I a"''lilloii
Hi a!! u-. i--: en!r ! i ! loo.. Oniee lit
'.loci- ".. : :- i,-. r-.i't.-fioul!i, N b.
r i i. -at i. a w.
WINDHAM & DAVii:S.
K '!. V,t!H!M. .I'MIN A. D.WIK.S.
Notary i ' I , ! 1 1 - .Nol.i.y r.il.ic
.!!!ce hot I: u -k of ( i-s fount y.
riat.ismout!i - Nebrasha
Banks.,
O 8-iL 1.1 i KJ I. lUii - J l,J
for Main i-u.I 1-il't h st 1 cel.
Paid up capital. . --"jrm
tkirtilu.-i
OFFICEKS
C. II. lVre.e'.c
t ied I loroi r
.1. "!. I'ai ici son
Jas 1'atlersoii, .Jr.
JZTJT
11 (Silii III
' ice I'resiij.int
f ii.-l.eir
Afst Ca-hier
ICTORS
U. II. I'anriele. .1. .M. I'atieison. I'rei fouler.
k,V, smith, K. I',. S i:.dliaii!. !'. S. Itaiieey and
Ja-s l'atti rsnii .Jr.
A GENERAL BAKK1NC EUSIKES3
TaA-NSATED
Accounts solicited. Interest allowed on time
deposits and vioiimt atti iitKiiifrlve.il to all bus
l'uesa entrusted to its care.
Tbe Citizens
BANK
I'LATTSMOl" 1 I! - NKIl.'AiKA
L'ayital stock jaid in $5"" 4
Authorized Capital, $IOO,OCO.
- - orntos
FRANK CAltKUlIl. JOH. A. CON N .
President. V ice---i ..
W. I!. IMJSHING. fafhici
DIltKCTOUS
Frank f.arruth J. A. Connor. V. K. Curb
J. W. Jhneoii, Henry V.o ck, John O Ket")
W. D. Mvrri:uu. Win.Weten an.p, W..
H. Cushin:;.
Tra'-isacte a jrenral banking buslress. All
who have any bnkln business to transact
are invited to c-ill. N matter how
lart'e ir pmall the tra'.t-action. It
will receive our careful attention
aud we promise always cour
teous treatment.
Issues cejtiflcates of deposits bearing lntereiit
Buys and sell exchange, county anil
city sureties.
First National
BANK
OF FLATTSMOI'TII. NHI'.I'.ASKa
Offers the verv bet facilities for the proaip
transaction of liaitirnatc-
Banking Business
Stock", bonds, gold. Koveriifnent a'.d local se
ciirities bought and sold. Deposits l' -reived
and lniere-t allowed en t.'ie rertif;e:.te
Drafts drawn, available in any part of tbe,
United State ami all the principal town of
Europe.
COLLECTIONS MADE AM) I'KOSIlTl.V KKXIT
TKi. Highest mai-ke! jrice piid for fount y War
rants, State jinu ; ounty bonus.
DII.'KCTOKS
John Fitzgerald D. Ilawkoworth
John R. Ciark V. K. While
' leorL'e E. Dovf y
John Fitzger&l.l. .S. Waujrh.
Fre-idcnt fc-fi-'"
PERKINS - HOUSE,
217, 210, 221 and 22:5 Main St.,
Plattsmouth, - ftebraska.
H. M. SONS. Proprietor;
The Perkins lias been tlirui;lil7
rcnoyated from top to bottom cd ;s
now rme .f the l.--t hotels in tin- htate
B-ard-r- will ! take" liy tlie week at
lt0 and uji.
&00D BAR COraECTED.