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LtM Ol.N, Ni:i!.,J.lU', 2 JS91
('oillllU-IH'ClllCMf v'i'k in lc;iviiiLf
near. it IkiikI :nil 1 lit? sttiilcnlH arc
pi rr.i-'m'ri i ii i in s-i vcs for II n .- km l -;illc
pli;isti lex t-;iiiiiii;tt ion vrck.
TIhtc jii'i only about si-vi-nty-liv
Hliiclcnls in tlitr univcriiy iIiim tfrin
against about our bund n-d Ht-vrn. 3 -(i
i' for 1 In" winter term. Tin- s;-s-ioii
of tin- Midical C'ollcuf lrin
only six months, : 1 1 1 I a iniin-Ix-roftlif
libcrary k1ik1 iiIs bruio
hirmi'is' boys. ;ic-oiiiits (or this
fa 1 1 ' ii; olf ill ai lemlam i-.
I'ri sidcnl I). K. Duncan ret iirnnl
hoiiu- yi-stt-nla y from I'lad-moiiMi
where lie ilili t ied ad oration on
Memorial Day.
A ilo.i-ti of the Culiier hoys went
to Crete last Saturday to attend unfit-Id
sports of the 1 n t er ( ol'ep, ' a t e
Athletic Assot ialioiiof Nrbia.-ka.
Tlny were sueees.-ful only in
carrying off the laurels lor the "t lit;'
id war", lint ih;s is a 301111- insti
tution yrl. Doane C'olle-t- of Cut1.
State. Cotm r and Weslyan I'nive
sii irs belong to this association.
Thr catalogues of the I ! ni vc-nity
for this yriir will he out soon, and
we hope that all who do not receive
ouewil! send for one. Address I). k
Dunlin uni'ij' other nieinhers of
the faculty.
In looking ovrr the names of
those who have made endowinrri ; n
for our ldi aiy, we see the name
of Mr. Noah ( lemons of Rock Hluli.
Would todod (hat there were more
such men as " U ncle Xoah" who ;ti
their reen old a;e would leave
theii thousands for the heiielit of
C'h ristian institutions,
Next Sunday evening ( h'ldren's
Day will he celebrated hen-, and a
splendid p ixram will he i;ivt 11 by
the children. One week from next
Sunday there will be a Sunday
School pic-iiic three miles east of
here 011 Stevens Creek jiven by the
members of this Sunday school.
The Ivied -c Muter line will be in
operation in a Tew days and those
who atieud our commencement
may expect rapid transit 'o and
from tlie ciiy 1 1 1 r i 1 ilieir si.iy here.
Our t;'rad Haling- class this year
will be small, consist iiiir of but one;
Miss Alwaier oi Fall Ciiy. We ex
pects all the old students lic-e for
coinnient'Ctncnl. The Coiner C'or
net Hand, will i;ive all the music
that will be necessary lu-in that
week.
All are most cordially invited to
be present during comiiKMicenuMit
week. J. i-C. K. Y.
j Tried To Save His Si,ter
A bright-eyed, black-ha 1 red boy
about sixteen years of ae has been
seen about the federal building- for
the past few days waiting to be
called before the grand jury. He
attracted more than ordinary at
tention on account of his youth
and generally intelligent appear
ancf. Well directed questions drew the
boy's ttory from him and he tin
folded a tale in simple language
which shows him to be a lad of
good hard sense ?nd mat i" e ideas.
His name is Harr3' Doxie ami he
has Jived at Callaway.whe' e his lath
eraml mother kept a ho1, the o ?'y
other member of the family being;
a sister of the bo v. aged about I
twelve years.
Among the boa "des w;:s a man
who had not been in the house
long before he began to show more
attention to the rather handsome
landlady than was necessaiy or
even proper. The husband pro
tested against such proceedings,
but without effect, ami the itnrigce
continued.
Finally the husband became dis
gusted and left home, going to
some point in Kansas, and about
the same time the boarder who had
been the cause of all thetrouble went I
to Laramie where he started a sa
loon.
Mrs. Doxie remained in Callawa3"
'with her two children and her
mother. In a short time a letter
arrived from Laramie, written by
the absent lover to Mrs. Doxie, ask-
I 'brifi'r I
the little girl with her. "
Harry intercepted the letter, hi'a
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suspicions navuig urn. -.uuj-cu
the postmark, and opened it. He
then decided to keep it from his
mother, but it was found l3'
his grandmother who upheld her
daughter in her course and there
upon the old woman lodged a com
plaint against the boy, charging
him with interfering with the
mails.
The boy was arrested and brought
before 'die present grand jur3' for
hearing. He told his story
in a simple, straightforward way,
which excited the most livel3' sym
pathy in the minds of the grand
jury. He. said he kept the letter
hr-iiw tie wa afraid his mother
cyould take his sister with her ami
'ie did not want the little girl to be
ubjected to such evil influences as i
vould surely surrounu tier umier
i fkch circumstances.
As thelittle fellow told his story
to the grand jurj' suspicious look
ing drops of moisture dimmed
'many ot Ihejurymen se3 es sum me
expressions concerning the mother
Uud grandmotlier ot tne cnnureii
Iv-ere tar from nattering.
There was no indictment returned
iand one of the grand jurymen, a
banker from McCook. decideu to
adopt the boy forthwith. The dis-
position to be made of the girl has
fSt been settled. Omaha lice.
The river has been rising until it
u nl. out ludf submerged the pile
f wood and several loads of sand
1 far tlie Uepot. llieownei nnu itri
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Di"t let Court
Frmn Thtirwliiy Dnil'l
Jude Hall adjourned dist'ict
court until Friday moniinand went
home. Jud.-e Chapman will be
here then, ami the trial of cases
will proceed until the docket is
cleared. The Haumeister case vs.
the M. I', was settled by the pay
ment of each party "to pay tlnir
own costs. Time was -iven un-il
Thursday morning for d'-fi-m i.i 'its
to show cause why the ease of I., (i.
Todd should not be removd to
( )'oe County for t rial.
Severely Biirneil.
Mabel, the little four-year-old
! 1 . 1 1 1 -liter of Mr. ami Mrs. deo.
j I'oisall. while out playing willi some
; older clrel.Vll ill the street la.-t eve
I uin-, was painfully burned by
tttiilLC t" close to a pa per bonfire
I whic h was beiiii1; looked a fter by t he
older ones. Ibr dress caught lire
ami tl amed up as she ran to the
holt-;-, burning,- the tlesh on the
riht sie fr om her waist, to Inrariii
pit ami also burning' tne lin'ler
sitle of the ri-ht arm. Dr. Cook wan
called and dressed the painful inju
ries, which he pronounces
ser-ous.
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A Vnlitnljlc "Trniii.
f:t orr. Souter. a uouular H. A M.
comluctor, passed through liere
this morning at 4 o'clock with a
special train of seven Cent ral Pacific
ba"'a,e cars loaded wilh line race
horses. Tliev were from Sacramen
to, Ca I i forn ia". and were destined to
New York City. The run was made
from Lincoln'lo Pacific Junction, a
distance of sixty miles, in just fifty
three minutes,' the best time ever
made over this division.
County Court.
Hearing 011 claims against estate
of Orris I I. Tabor, decased. Claims
allowed and decree for payment.
Frank Carruth vs. O. K. Doane.
Suit on account. Heariuif June II,
10 a. m.
Caivm Tabor, of Mauley, is in the
city to-day.
Juror Charles I). CIaii iot a lay
off and went to Omaha to-day.
J.H.Holmes is in South Omnha
to-day witli a carload of cattle.
J. A. Connor shipped six cars of
corn yesterday to Fast St. Louis.
Robert Doom, of Ashland, is look
ing after his interests hereabouts.
Tlie 11 lore 1 5o-d Ire
made Til K 1 1 i:i U a
-.his morn i a
01" Lou sv! lie
pleasa-il call
Commissioners Todd and Trietsch
;ire out in the county to-day viewing-
bridges.
Jonathan Adams, one of bur pros
perous farmers living south west of
town, sold L'G head of fat cattle to
Joint Holmes 3 esterday for Iheneat
sum of $2.1'.';:). One car averaged
over irM) per head, prettj' good for
a dull s ear.
Philip Thierotf proposes in a
short time to open up the Hon Ton
sa'oon of the town in the corner
t oo 11 of , he A iibeuser-Huwch block.
The room will be haudso-ne' v de
cora ed and only the finest ciass of
goods will be kept.
The familiar countenance of F,lder
Miller was roticed on the streets
his morning. Klder Miller was the
f?-st heavy propert3r owner in this
ci'13' back' in territorial daj-s, and
was the father of the Oreapolis
1 own Company. He is now
wealthy resident ot southern Cali
fornia.
Thomas Henderson moved here
from Geneva, Fillmore count3
tew weeks ago. it seems ne was
under bonds in the sum of $200 to
appear at the district court there o.
June 2nd to answer to a criminal
charire. He failed to appear ami
the sheriff was sent after him
Henderson was found, and in co-
pany with the sheriff departed 3 es-
te.dav for Geneva, where Ins tria1
will be had.
Miner stockweii better Known as
the boy with the big feet, is not
considered overl3' bright. How
ever he was able to save up about
$.'10 of hard earned money and
started out for Kansas, where he
has relatives. He only reached
Gibson, this side of Omaha, when
he was robbed of every cent he had
He walked back to Plattsniouth
and will try again
more money.
when he earns
. , Qf Wreinir Water
was tired out of his office hy the
council. He was altogether too
nice, and refused to issue a license
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to a saloon after the council had
granted it. The saloon in question
is now in good running order and
is the first one ever run in that citjr.
In future the drug stores will con
tinue to sell the "ardent" but will
not have a monopoly in the busi
ness as they have had for years.
South Omaha Tribune.
Ike Dunn is one of themost oblig
ing expressmen in town, and when
a boy came for him to haul a tool
chest up from the depot Ike wore
Customar3r smile, and after some
dela3' succeeded in driving across
the tracks onto the platform; he
then backed up the wagon to the
door and took out the endgate pre-pratoi-3-to
lifting the chest in. but
when he looked around and saw
only a IJ03S tool chest that he
could carr3' in one hand, he looked
disgusted as he loaded it and drove
away while the depot crowd laugh
ed till the3' heard it at Pacific Junc
tion. THE Hekald is sorry to learn
that Mr. Wickam was in such con
dition this afternoon from the effect
of vile drugs that he had to be
taken in cnarge oyomcers. uewas
in; .,.v j 1
4i,r,.!ifii.il his familv. but was i I
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.l.iimr of itiiiiriiirr liittiself. V
Bnllvtt College.
Aniiuiil Com moiicc merit.
hJac-calaure.f
imc 7. h, II a. m.
Sernioi), Sal.b.i.n,
bv 1 he I f -iden ',.
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Monday evening. June Sth, S
o'clock, annual address ,0 students.
- Rev. Stephen Phelps, D. D.
Tuesd.3-, 2 o'clock, p. m. Hoa'd
of Trustees' annual meeting.
Tuesday evening Annua1 Soiree,
S o'clock.
Wei ! il.- l:t eveiiillir P n n i le n a-!
reception at Mlwina Hall.N: JtoH:'Oj
o'clock.
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( !idi us
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MiMt:i Si:'!n-! I '.ml. t-f:t In' A tt.i Hit .
Till I 'll: :.rii l;.n:i-. I'.rn I ! I i 1-
I . A . I) an, I'IhUmimihIi
"Kvi-rv lioii i- for Kit-riin "
ManiM K. Wali.ti i', W;t n
"M i'tnii"' Fri'i! I. I.yiiian. Sc.iii.i
I'i. 1110 Siilu " Fairy Wliipers" S. Smith
M.ny Ctiiintir.
"Aim-riean ;"
Anna lllain-liant. Sunt Ii Omaha
"Knttni'-i.'ism" I v:il O.-i'-tli r. Hell vin
l.iuai letle 'I'.liii; ' -al'Ii".-" rainier
Me-iris Miteliell. I.Tiii.Hi. 1 ailialian. i!!i;uns
"Waslli- a lino" (' W. I.iiwi ie, O'Nt-ill
' l.llll 'fl-1 ov"
I anr.i - M Wliitely, Snuth Onialia
l'iano Solo "A lift" Atelier
M;vie Ailams.
"flu Snreesif 11I S! intent " .
I. A. Smith.
Atkinson
Vale. Iietury wider rii.u.
ilelle C IIdiiVi
.Minrtiw, Kan
! rio yi; tin, mandolin antl jiiant).
Diplomat A wanted.
Clioi-ili".
r.eiit'(iieti"ri.
F o n Fii'ldi hai'ii.
Already two switches have been
put in on the M. P. depot grounds
and others have been staked out.
The returns from all the precincts
in the county have been sent in by
the assessors except those o I Salt
Creek and Greenwood.
The Missouri Pacific track la3'ers
would have laid the steel rails
across the bridge over the Platte
river to-ilav had not the rain inter
fered. Thirteen car loads of corn have
been shipped out to-da3'. Seven bv
Wliiie to Chicago, five to Fast Louis
b- Connor, and one to Kansas City
bv Davis.
The Glenwood Opinion says that:
flic Fourth ot Jul3' will be diiiy
celebrated in Last Plattsniouth.
Wheel-barrow race, roast pig- and
iiiimc 01 alt Ki!i(is. ivverv imhiv
invited.
One of the churches at Weeping
Water is to have a rose fair-- a novel
and most excellent entertainment.
Why don't the Plattsniouth Indie
get up some ri mg ot llu
kind? A
program
can le obtained at tins
oil ice
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Gapen started
west this morning on a two week.'
pleasure trip. Thev will visit their
son Hert ai Chirks, then Mrs
Ganen sister at York, then Sam
Gapen at Geneva and on their way
home will visit their daughter .Nor;
at Luicolii.
D. Hawksworth and wi fe departed
on the llyer yesterday for Cape May
Xew Jersey where they will remaii
for several da-s. Mr. H. is aiiend
ing a national couventio.i oT master
mechanics and mot-ve power men
in session at that c"'ty.
Cass county is being treated to
da3r to a glorious rain; its ge-iJt
down pouring all day long will
make wealth and health for everj--body.
The farmer who tickles the
soil w'.ih a plow or hoewill be grati
fied at the hearty laugh returned
this tall when the granaries are
agaia fil'ed to overflowing.
Lincoln oT?e:als a--e after the
drugstore of that town red hot.
The- have a Denver detective who
sneaks a-oimd and looks after drug
store whiskey selling. Six firms
have been overhauled and the pro
prietors of the same arrested. We
are sorry to note Ed. Jear3" and Doc
Alexander, former citizens of this
county .have been caught napping-
and are also under arrest
Mr. A. R. Kikenbar3' of LTnion and
Miss Annie Dley of this ciiy are to
be married this, Vednesda3r, evening
at 8:30 o'clock in the M. K. church.
This is the wedding referred to in
the Republican last week. Mr.
Kikenbarj' is cashier of the Union
bank and is a "Oting man of good
:familr, being a nephew of Kx-
Sheriff Kikenbary. Miss Dale3 the
accomplished daughter of Mrs. M.S.
Cannon has for a number of 3ears
lived in this city and her friends are
011I3- limited by the number of her
acquaintances, all of whom the
Republican joins in extending oest
wishes. Particulars or tneweooinj
will be given next week. Weeping
Water Republican.
Long Faces.
More than a thousand school
children were to have enjoj-ed a pic
nic on Fitzgerald's Fort3 to-daj-. It
has been the constant theme of con
versation for full3r that many pu
pils during the past week, but the
listless, pattering raindrops heeded
not the childish teardrops that were
shed bv- hundreds of little folk this
morning, and kept right on, bring
ing sorrow to many a household.
The baking was all done, elegant
luncheons had been prepared, but
to no purpose, for the rain re
fused to cease. The teachers, how
ever, full of sympathy for their
little wards, have arranged another
date, viz., next Tuesda3 and it is
hoped all nature will smile, on that
day, as we have been full3-
"t"u r1" l' :
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unlit of seven summers with whom
uit Miviiiv. if y uir uiiut;
i,n-it
e UOarU.
Wc)iini Water Items.
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J . .-we I I n u .-nil 111a win 1 if 1 1 v er i 1 1 e
annual ai l ! re i i the Weep i 11 g Wa
ter Acaik'inv.
The fi,s? oble wind mill e. c,ei
in Ca.-s county was put up on 'lie
farm of J. L'vans last Sa t i 1 1 1 1; y bv
I S. W. Cogli.er and C. Corie.
j 'omnif uce meilt exercise of the.
Weeping Water Acathiiev- begins!
j Stind.'v. June 11. lasting im.il '
I jiiiirsiiay evening. 1 1 a 1 ua ng
I e:.i rci-es on the la-t day.
! .Mi.-. Maggie Jacksoniiit . S t r.-igh t )
of lc('uiiii, and In -r moilii-r, Mr.-. II.
J.Streig-ht. of PI a 1 - ii ) 11 1 1 1 1 . a-e ex
pected here in v : il soon. T h i will
be l.o'x' ievs in ti'ei'- niaiiy irientls
who will be Vfiy glad to see ilieui.
The . 1 il tie Se v. i 11 g M ach i nee 111 Vg
Co.. sent out a car load of wind
mill.-ja few day - ago. 1 1 h. -r witii
several shipme'iis of -ingle mill- to
il'iievenl parts of W Imm-i,'. 'fh..
Noiile is a ' 11 1 n i and rnws i 1 liu--iaess
every day.
The Hulburd elevator at Mauley
has changeil owners. !i i- no.v in
the po-.se- io 1 1 1 1 1 W m . Coo 1 1 and M r-
K eck ler who wi 1 1 he.f; fter relieve
the fa-iiiers ol all (iieir siir)lus
gra:n, 1 lie new I11111 willeuiniiiaiiil
a large share of the airoiiage in
thai locality, for I'.iey are l-.-iowu : o
be lir.-i-idass and reliable men.
Hiiilw.iy A sses me ..s.
Coiint3' Clerk C r; t cl 1 lieli 1 has just
received a report Loin the state au
ditor showing the assessments of
all the railways in Cass county as
follows:
The H A: M. Raiboad Co. has ICi.uj
miles of road assessed at !i-l l,su) per
mile, making if VI 1 ,( it Hi.
The Rock I.-land Railway has 17.1-1
miles, assessed at !?!.;' per mile,
making a total of .f )',.")! '.' .
The Omaha A: South vvesieni, l.li
miles .f.'i.MMI.
The li-'S(inri Pac-'ic, not in
cluding the I ' 1 1 i 01 1 c i 1 i -1 n f, lias .11. S
miles at fa.hu pi-r 111 ..-, ma k i ug a
total of tr'Jf'd.lM).
The Western I't'ion Telegraph Co.,
five miles of wire at .l'tper mile.
't;t).
The Pullman Palace Car Co. is or
de ed to piy taxes on .l !.'.'(.
This makes the ileal total of
!?7i''.l''i as the coutit- assessment of
ra 1 1 ways.
j ne iin.r niifige 01 radwavs in
llie coiiiity i i!i.- lid i ng- the I'n'iei cui
oil title Wtltcri lias 1 i.i' miles 111
Miis county is 12..li.
The ra I i va vs it v.'ll be seen will
pay in.o the county treasi" v uearlv
Y-f '.),.;:) as taxes, sa' ing- nothing of
tiieir pe.'MnialiV in Pin 1 i suioii 1 ii.
1 r 1 1 '.e 1 1 i i 1 e - I i . i "s wee as-'-s.'d ;i-
iiigi) as lie , j. iv . ., v. ass count v-
would nave an assessment oi ovrr
,li,( .". K ),( it:; ) o : 1 ra i 1 wa y s a 1 o 1
Social Sueess.
: I even i of 1 iie
1 lie t ocal even 1 ot me week was
tin-high five par v given by M
flattie Latham at .he home of her
parents i.i this ciiy last evening, in
honor of M . and Mrs. Lranklin
The gtt "J-i.-! ne.-ily a hundred
in m'Viibe.', com 01 I : ' a g" not.-ble
members of Plattsmouth's highest
social circles enjoxed the refresh
ments and p'ayed ni'n live u.iid a
late hour. An enjoyable eveniii;
was tlie verdict or alt lu '-r eiii, wiio
1 , vied as ;he' sa id good bye, to
co.; rat u 'a i e the hosiers on the
social success of .lie evening. The
King prizes were won bv Wi'l
Streighi andM'-s. Tom Patterson.
The boob v p izes were earned bv
Mr. L. A. Moore and Mrs. Dr. Cum
mins.
A Bad Break.
A
se -ions accident happened this
morning to a pa iv of school child
ren by the b-eak:ig of the pole
strap ot tne ougg .". 1 tie par, 3- con
sisted of Daisy and Rena Davi
daughters of J. IL Davis, Ma 3- Dorau.
Clara Huithn's, Reese Huichins
and F. Davis. They were coming
down the hill north of K. L. Reed's
residence when the strap broke, let
ting down the tongue the horses
run wuii itie r load ot prec ous
freight., overturning it at the foot of
uanieia st'eet. ine tour gins are
all badly hurt but no bones we e
broken. Jioth trie Davis girls are
hurt in hip and back, Mary Doran
had an ugly scalp wound besides
other cuts and bruises, little Clara
Hutchins hurt inwardly across the
abdomen, teeth broken and other
brusies, the boys escaping without
ser.ous injury. All our phv'Sicans
were promptly on the spot, and the
hoinesot 1 . Custck, S. Cogltzer and
Mr. Spencer were turned into hospit
als for the little sufferers. Weep
ing Water Eagle.
District Court.
juc'ge tliapman ,has oeen en
gaged most of the day listening to
the case of Mathew Geringvs. Robt.
Metteer a suit for damages. J. L.
Root and fMatthew Gering appear
for plaintiff while Judge Pound and
S. P. Vanatta, appear for the defense
It is a hof'3T contested case.
ine case ot wniiam rvniss vs.
ames M. Cole was dismissed for
want of prosecution each side to
pav its own costs. Motions tor new
trials were heard in the cases of
Dovev vs. City and Croxvthers vs.
the Cit3' which were promptly over
ruled. The plaintiff was given 40
da3 S to reduce exceptions to writ
ing and perfect their appeal.
The jail grist was brought in and
allowed to plead. All entered a
plea of not guiltv except the two
Louisville burglars who plead
jritiltv, ami were returned to jail
until the court could learn more of
the crime with which they were
charged.
Mrs, F. K. White entertained a
part- cf her intimate lady friends
at a five o'clock tea yesterday after
noon, in honor of Mrs. Franklin.
The table was sprvid in regal st3'le.
and all the delic; les of the season
were appropriate!' served.
Ill
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Bhowj sijjufl of fnJIuiK, txuln U onuo U; lu-n
ul Ayei-'s Hair Vik'r- TUi i -u-itraiiMi
Strt'iigUiiMiM tlio iiii, iriiiiit-..H tlio growtli
of iuw liair, niWUiriy Uio iuilar.il color to
gray ami hJed luur, tuid reu.i rs 1; ull
' Wo tia.vi: in ht-sit.-iUon In proiiotinrlrn
Aycr's Hair Vior uin-iiuile.il lor Uivusim
tlie hair, ami vnc 1I0 tins jitter limn i-ii-fliee
in Its iisi-. Tills pn-iar:iliiin presi r
tin; liair, t-iin-s tlaiiilrulf ami all tlisi a.M'.s of
tin.' teali, iiLikes nnii;li an, I t.rittli liair suit
ami Jiliant. ami pre vents tiaMness. Wliik; it
is not a ili-, tliosi; wiio tiave um-i tli Vi.or
say it will stimulate tlio root.s ami color
triaml nf faili'il. yray, liglit, ami n it h;uc,
cluuiguit; Uit; color to
A Rich Brown
or rven Maek. Tt will not niT ttie
case 1111. a poeket li.iiilki ri-tiii-f, ami is :il
ways :inrMalii'. All tlieilirty, K"iiimy liair
preparations sliouM he ilisplaeeil at onee hy
Ayer's Hair Vlnor, -iii'l ttionsamls who k
arouml with lieails lookinp; like 'tint fntful
IMircupine shonlil ImiTy to tlie nearest ilruj;
store anil ureliasi; ?v liottlc of the Vi;or."
The Sunny SnytA. Atlanta, (ia.
"Ayer's Hair Vifxor is exeellent for Mil
hair. It stimulates the prowtli, cures haM
ness, restores the natural color, cleanses tlio
scalp, prevents tlainlnitT, ami Is a pooil ilress
iiiK. Wo know that Ayer's Hair Vi'or illfferj
from most hair tonics ami similar prepara
tions, it heing jierfectly harmless." From
Kvonuntic.nl Juusekerping, y Kliza Ii. Parker.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
PRRPA EIRI) BY
DR. J. O. AYEE & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Soli! ly I'rujrfjlsts ami IVrfuinen.
County Surveyor
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Vll orders left with County (Murk will
receive prompt tittention.
office: in cou?jt house.
M I li 11 SUSIAAASAVKKU
Wa';oii fM!l I'Ifick -nut h shop
Vn;i.n, Bugiry, Machine hik!
plow K'-jiairin ; 'Imi
FIOR8SSIIOEINO A Sl'KCIALTY
IIi uses tlie -
NEVERSLIP i0RSE:?H0K
Which is tho best horseshoe for th
farmer, or for f is-t tlrivin", or for cit
purposes ever invented. It is so ii.r.d
that anyone cf.n put on sharp or 11 .1
corks, 11s needed for wet mid slijip ry
1 vys. or smooth, dry roul.i. Cull
vs shop und examine the xkvkiisi tr
ird you will use no other.
J. M. SHXEj.LMACKEiJ
12 North P'ifth St. I'liittsmoutl:
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OOLD AND PORCBLAIN'CRO AXS -
Bridge work and fine gold work a
SPECIALTY.
DR. STEINAUS LOCAL a well hs other an
estheticsiTen fertile painless fxtractioii o
teeth.
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CHICHESTER'S ENGUSH. It ED CR068
FtUUNRONMt
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THE ORICINaLaMDCCMUIMC.
Ldla. art DmfclM tor tu aimii- CmIu
toea mmU il with htua riMMa. Tak ao
all pilia b pamtwei4 axaa, prat wrapper, are dunrpniu coantrrrto. Ai DruzriM. w bt4 o
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If there, is no ai'--iit 111 your town mlilirxs the
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T1IK PAKIHII M'K'tJ (.
Khuh wanteit 1'arisli .N, Y.
V. It. SHKf.lOMfHIJ, Agent.
liinculii, Neb,
CKKKLVS - HOUSE,
217, HU, 221 anil Main St.,
'lattsmoutli, - Nebraska.
3. ":!. r?0"S. Pro;)rtor
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love Dili- of till' l-tit hotel- il' i'i. -'. -.'
ii'i inh-rs will In- ttikei' hy tii- vt -h at
f 1.50 finil up.
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Tk E G R fAtHcA tTH I J R I) IC
Packwra makna h ga.Una. JMiciouh. epurklirnr. and
ppuziruf. fcold Bj all doaIr. A beautiful Ptrtnr
H"M. mod aards sent fit Mi to any on wndins
aUdre. tol0. K. UlUHS Ca. PaadeTpa?
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BS3 Bruad7, Sew lork. W,, fur bo..k oi i.roub inLt
BOIUNG WATER OR MILK
PPS'S
GRATEFUL-COMrORTING.
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LABELLED 1-2 LB. TINS ONLY.
tlt?&fti$ HAiR BALSAM
i-fvtiliiT a'Jj ma Li.ixii.ej u.c fitlr.
X&K'"0 lriant (rrowth.
rJjWj'w Pails to Btorc -Oray
iy x'.;, bkmJ Cure ca,p diMM a hair tmiirw.
Vwvii JtHii, ftrri'-yi.
"-irKer a inger Tome, it ruret tne .r.t Coutin,
j "rr.-. J t,i itv, Iidc'tMitm. J'ain, Tak in Umt. -ta-
HIKDERCORNS. The only nirp ettr for Corra,
Li. J-nu. ic i LirnitUu or iilbCtJX. CX.. K. Y.
Dr. Grosyenor's
Bell-cap-sic
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E'w,r PLASTER.
onrwj it onoe, Genuine for ba by all Drncri.
Diamond Brand
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