HOME FfiOM HAWAII
A Donver Doctor Describe Hi3
Delightful Trip to the
Sandwich Islands.
Sailing Over the Placid Bosom of
the Pacific In a 3.000-Ton
Ocean Steamship.
Sights ir l c-n in nt.itMtul
Inland of H.iw n, Ih'j r'arwiln.M
of ilio Pueif.e.
Dr. V. II. Ilctis.of this city, who
with his wile has ju-t returned
from u pleasant live weeks' trip, the
tiriuciiial objective points of which
were San brancisco ami Honolulu,
was seen liy a New reporter yester
day at the ilnctor's oliiee, Seven
teeilth street, ami ashed to give 'a
brief outline of the more important
features of his visit to the land of
Kalakaua - the Hawaiian paradise.
"Well, I've seen a good ileal lur
inif the past five weeks, ami 1 have
thoroughly enjoyed all I have Keen"
replied the doctor, in answer to tin
reporter's first inquiry, "lhit the
most gratifying portion of the trip
in the marked improvement in my
wife's health, as it was mainly for
her benefit that the journey whh
undertaken, She comes back fully
reeovereil from a long and severe
illness, nnd though we visited many
places of benuty and interest 'there
ii no place like home,' and we are
both decidedly glad to get back to
dear old Denver once more.
"What do you consider the most
enjoyable portion of your trip, doc
tor?" was asked.
"That would indeed be difficult to
y," replied the doctor. "San Fran
Cisco is not new to me by any
means, as I was in business there
five years ago, since which time
there have been comparatively few
changes. Hut Han Francisco is a
beautiful city, whether one visits it
for the first or the hundredth time,
and a stay of any length there is
always pleasant, always interesting
I was engaged in practice there
nearly two years, and as I have de
cided to establish branch offices in
all the principal cities in the United
States, I shall certainly find it to
my interest, I think, to include San
Francisco in my earliest selections
for a new office, when I shall place
in charge of one of my best trained
ami most skillful assistant physi
ciaus.
HACK W AND 8A.N KKANCISCI .
"And you say San Francisco has
not imiirovivl iniieh of hit v.- .r'-"
j
"Comparatively little. Five large
business blocks, now in course of
erection, were about the only iui
portant improvements I noticed
though in the newer suburban
districts a few private residences
and other buildings are going up.
I noticed hundreds of vacant
houses, ornamented with 'for rent'
cards, the rents for ordinary resi
dences ranging from .f 10 to $l."0 per
month. If Sail Francisco is grow
ing it is growing stowly, but it is a
pretty fair si.ed city now, having a
population of about .'tot MUX).
"Some extensions are being made
in the cable lines and th first
electric line in tlie citv is now heing
built from Market street to Sunny
side, a new addition to the city.
Gambling at the stork exchange,
however, is as lively as ever, with
boarding house proprietresses,
servant gi.'ls ami kindred classes
of suckers flaying the role of vic
tims mainly. All were looking for
the coming of Mackay to bring
them their long-looked-for fortunes
from the Comstock mines."
"Any real estate activity there':"
"Mighty little. There is a mod
erate movement visible in Alameda,
Oakiaml ami Hcikeby properti,,.
but nothing to speak of when com
pared with the activity of real
estate in Denver."
"I!ut what of Honolulu:"
"Well, now you've got inc. Hono
lulu is nil right. I suppose, for
those who like that sort of country,
but it wouldn't suit me. It's pretty,
of course, pretty as a picture, and the
Hawaiian Islands arc very prettily
spoken of in the guide books as the
paradise of the Pacific. Hut they
don't know anything about push
and entei prise down there. For
my part 1 prefer business to beauty
of landscape, and the bustle and
roar of tratlic to leafy bowers and
shody glens, and all that sort of
nonsense. Do you know I actually
contemplated opening a branch
office in Honolulu, provided the
conditions were favorable, but I
hadn't been at the wharf half ait
hour until I saw that there was no
show for a profitable business in
that locality, and I accordingly
drToted my entire time, heart, soul
and pocketbook to the pursuit of
pleasure. Any reasonable man
can have a whole lot of fun in
Honolulu and not run any risk of
over exertion either in his search
for harmless amusement."
"How much time is required to
go from Sau Francisco?"
"About six clays. We went on the
Mariposa, one of Spreckels' famous
ton steamers, a. id shortened
the time by several hours; travel on
the Pacific is a luxury compared
with the stormy passage of the
tempestuous Atlantic."
"What is the population of Hono
lulu?" "About -.", I, composed of Ameri
cans, English, Germans, Italians,
many Chinese, and natives. It is
the capital of the Hawaiian Islands,
and besides being of considerable
importance as a seaport town has
foundries, in ichiiie shops, planing
mills , lumber yards and every re
quisite for carrying on ai extensive
mauiifact uring, building and ship
ping trade. They have mimic good
business li.msc.-t there and u i. um
ber of very creditable p.iolic build
ings, first rate hotels, g'."d restaur
ants, line drives, e.xcelle. it climate,
and the city is well supplied with
good water, while the streets are
well light"d. The palace is a hand
some building, with delightful sur
roundings, and well kept grounds."
TIIK OUliKN WAS KICK.
"Did you see the queen?"
"No, the queen was sick very ill,
indeed although the report of her
illness was contradicted here. She
was not only ill, but dangerously
so."
"Did you visit any other portions
of the island except Honolulu?"
"No. As I said before, Mrs. Hetts'
health had improved so much that
I was forced to yield to the pressing
demands of my business here at
home, as wi ll as in several other
cities where I have branch offices,
and 1 was forced to shorten my
visit considerably less than I had
originally intended. And besides,
there was an uncomfortable
amount of rather sanguinary revo
lutionary talk there, and I wasn't at
all anxious to see any red handed
carnage just then. The English
and American men-of-war were
holding themselves in readiness to
act promptly upon the firBt eymp
touts of auy serious outbreak."
"I suppose they have some fine
resideuces there?"
"Oh, not particularly fine. Sev
eral of the English and American
merchants have built rather pretty,
large frame bouses, painted white
mostly and surrounded with groves
ol palm, tig and cocounut trees,
giving them quite a striking nnd
picturesque appearance."
KXI'KNSES NOT HIGH.
"How about living expenses?"
"(Juite reasonable indeed. Dur
ing our stay there my wife and I
stopped at the Hawaiian hotel, a
really superb three story building,
which cost about $1,7)KX) and will
accommodate 100 guests very com
fortably. The bfst in the land
graced the table of this hostelry,
and, considering the rate, $3 a day
each, very reasonable. ;Ve visited
the K'oynl palace, which was built
in 1S at a cost of $T)O0,0i K I, and were
shown the state apartments with
their treasures, works of art, etc,
but the illness of the quern render
ed an audience with her majesty
simply out of the question."
"And the inhabitants?''
"The natives are a brown skinned,
intelligent, peaceable appearing
people, with honest faces, good
forms and graceful movement.
The men usually adopt the English
style of dress, while the women
wear a loose-littiiiir irarmenl. some
what like a 'Mother Hubbard.'
They are a methodical people,
whose good taste is shown in the
arrangement and decoration of
their homes. They are fond of
music, love trees ami (lowers, and
judging from the style of archi
tecture in their public buildings,
have what might be termed an
irtistic and mathematical eye."
"Then why don't you like it
there?"
I do; but it would be no plate
for business conducted as I would
insist upon having it conducted, on
the principle that to the rustler
belong the spoils of enterprise and
pluck. No, I d stick to the United
States, and far above all others in
the pride I feel in this magnificent
country is Denver- dear, delight
ful, busy, bustling, bright and
beautiful Denver -the queenliest of
the queenly -the proud Cjueen City
of the Plains."-Denver News.
Young Pugilist.
Frank O'Ncil and Harry Ouick
engaged in an altercation to-day on
nam street, that tuiarht have re-
suited disastrously had not the
ponce interlered. As it was. it
only resulted in the former strik
ing the latter a blow in the face
tninging Mood and causinc ouite
a severe bruise. Words were used
that were decidedly more forcible
than elegant and on the whole it
was anything but a praiseworthy
affair.
Rnttnattna Curaj m a Day,
Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia- radically cured in 1 to a
days. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. It re
moves at once the cause and the di
sease immediately disappears.
The first dose greatly benefits. 7fe
Sold by F, G. r-rickc, Druggist, wt
IlAVK you beard from McKinley?
It wji a enmpai g i of e Juration
over in Ohio, and the thinking
voters attend.'d to the little tin,
plate racket.
Wl).m-K'if Gov. Campbell of
Ohio knows tin when he sees it?
Al.so, tlie question of honest
money, a dollir worth a dollar, w.n
disposed of by the Huekeyc voters.
1 1 sj Col. Sheri.Tiii heard from
Ohio? II. is oar Coij-leni.ed friend
heard anything of the McKinley
bill or of Mill McKinley:-
Pl-KMAI'S 11-mt. Sherman and the
independent edilor of the Kang-iroo
Iler.dd of O.'.l ill, I have le a'. d from
th" two "H.V' oi iowj, i!ii;es and
Hud re.
wuMnvMbinUAjnfN,.
j U'ni:i::-; is Uncle Hen Stevcn.-on?
I Probably changing the ind.peud
j cut gho-tt shirt b.ic'i to the simple
old republican garment belaid olT
the day the alliance (-sharper took
him in at Dunbar.
TllK result in Ohio is a complete
triumph for American institutions
and honest money. The fight was
made purely on these issues and
there jsno question that an intelli
gent expression was given.
THE conscience of the penple has
at last beeujreached and they want
neither free whiskcyiii,owa nor
free wool in Ohio. Where are the
twin relics theJtwo;"HV who so
recently electrified the Plattsmouth
democracy we mean Bynuinjand
Htyan?
It will now be in order lor the
Journal to revise the figures re
cently published by lhat'"organ
concerning the 'district jadgship
Evidently there is something radic
ally wrong in its method of cotnpu
tation, unless it be that the result
at the polls is misleading.
WB do not know what The Journal
will do now. The editoriof that
sheet can t stand the enormous
tax the McKinley bill imposes
on democratic wind. The
amount of wind employed
during the late campaign
by that sheet, with the duty added
which is a tax! -has bankrupted the
old concern.
El). W. Sandys, in Mod and Gun
department of Outing for November
says: ' I would adt ise no man to use
a gun larger than a ten gauge, and
honestly believe that it would be
belter were the 'shoulder cannons,'
such as four gauges, not manufac
tured, and the same also might be
said of repeating magazine shot
guns. The ordinary sixes, ten and
twelves, are already too deadly in
practiced hands for the welfare of
ur diminishing supply of game.
Neither is it good sport to take too
great advantage of opportunities.
Two barrels and a killing power,
say as far as sixty yards, should be
enough to utisfy an honest sports-
man.
HowloSnlfda Turliay.
Ill this country only is the turkey
tound in a wild state. It is very fit
ting, therefore, that in the Thanks
giving dinner it should be the prin
cipal dish, writes Maria Parloa in
her department in The l.adies'IIoine
Journal. 1 he Iui key must be wisely
chosen, well cooked and properly
served. It should be short and
plump, the meat white, with some
fat, the legs black and smooth; and
if there be spurs they should be
short. The end of the breast-bone
should be llexible. more like gristle
than bone. A turkey that is long in
proportion to its si.e. and lias dark
or bluish flesh, may be tender, but
certainly will not be finely flavored
ami juicy. A dry-picked turkey will
be found to have a much better fla
vor than a scalded one. All poultry
that is dry-picked costs a few cents
a pound more than the scalded, hut
is well worth the extra price.
Wonderful Success.
Two vit'ira ii fvt !.. Il-.ll r
I o.' ordered their bottles by tlie box
-niiw uii-j uuy iy uie carload.
Anionir the nonu.rirjt.nl an.-,-,.,,!
f I ' -MV (TV IUI
remedies they prepare is Ha tier's
.-mnaji.ir ma re nurUOCK WUlCll is
tke most wonderful t1n,H
known. No druwririst hesitate tn
recommend this remedy.
ror sine oy arufjarist.
STKATED Fratn IVia r,... ,.f i..
undersigned, n black pig. Any in
formation KlttuTj received at post
oftictby 6t II. J. Strright.
Childrw Cry for Pitcher's Castorlu.
WliiB IUhy irk, w (tt. har Corona.
Wka th ni CliilJ, ) cried f,vr Cm .ri
Wht th bui Jliu, a!-, chirp so Oi.ir g.
Wtirnth Wn,;t n-. . ..-.-i-" ,--
I I. illy uf Gmiuc.
'.'!.. ti-r.t t': l"w is off, orr
v" i will fevi.rn with limit rs of ;:'.l
1 n ,jtii..ii f;-(,i,i the "cut kney" .jrt.s
man uown (or i.;) to the iiruf."-M(ju;.l
hunter. Tilers i:re fjeaenilly four hunt
ers t one li.-.l, ur. 1 ve h vvu i-eown u.'ea
tr..iimii;' all d::y and bii:iii: home two
or tlir- e little i'!:i-y'n birds. It is this
cla.-sof lnutu-rs wwxl.j tl:ei::ost damage,
hs they are not c.'ip.iblo ,f shooting Rtime
Linls, ami wr uv;;y lit uuy ami every
little bird i.H-y m- , till there are hardly
i:t:y li ft. Oi r J ic.-il hunters say that there
will In; ;li'ii:yof k line this season. Gen
erally s;i-:tli!i we have a fair, miM win
f r. wry litilecruft ou thu buuw ami but
few ice i.tnrins.
Tin) H-viro ire Ftorms destroy mom
qn::il than the hnn.ti'i'S kill, bec:iu.-;e quail
!.;i y to;;.-i Mi-r oa the gri.ttn-l,
a. el if p-ii'ny !;.l!s ilii:-i.i; the ns;;ut an 1
f.u-is i,ve:-, it siui;)ly s'moihi'fs thcai.
IIn.it i rs have found whole llneks of
tie-in ly luteins. t ' : !:"!, having b-'ea
nr'.al.lj tn -i-ii(-ti-ate tlinni :li the filler.
Tin-re were never niuny lloe'-.-sof ijau.l
a rou ml a.i at present. Go win ro yo-t
will you will ii;:d t.ie'in. A lare floek
p.is-ed over the fair jtroun-l V'e.liie'd:iy
ulternoim wliilu the trotting took jilaee,
wliieh nniiiusoauj of our huuterd' months
water.
Part riilpes are al.so very plenty, anil,
what is htiil better, they fire full gruwu
iiml plump. Of woodcock we have seen
but a few. Years no they were plenty
every season in our Bwamps, but thu
summer Htiuntimj has killed them off,
and but very few breed in our swamps
now. Tho full flight generally brings a
few Hcatterimr ones, but as they lire a
migratory bird ami fly principally dur
in;,' the ni:,'hitimo, we get but now and
then a chance to shoot ut them. Thera
are also plenty of foxes, and our hunters
dou't need to go very far to find them if
they ouly know how, as Reynard is a
cunntnj and bly chap. Watertown (N
V.) Uor. W'aterbury American.
New Lukri on Mar.
There i.s one point of view from which
the formation of a new lake in southern
California by the overflowing of a sandy
desert with water from the Colorado
river possesses peculiar Interest. It may
throw light inion some of the mysterious
changes that have occurred upon the
planet Mars. Near the equator of Mara
there is a region which has been behoved
to be part of the dry land of that planet,
and which ha9 been named Lybia by the
Italian astronomer Schiaparelli.
Dut a few years ago a change occurred
in the color of "Lybia," and some of the
observers thought that it must have
been suddenly overflowed with water,
since it had assumed the color charac
teristic of the other regions of Mars that
are supposed to be water covered.
Other similar changes have been seen
by telescopists on Mars.
Now that a no w lake has actually been
formed on tho earth by the unexpected
filling up with water of a depressed area
of dry land, those who believe that a
similar occurrence, on a larger scale, has
taken place ou Mars will probably lie
strengthened in that interesting opinion.
Youth's Companion.
Kiilbliling Dean.
Suibbling bans Is nt this season of
tho year an evening occupation for Ger
man housewives. They are thecommon
string beans, which can be bought by
the bag, about two bushels. They are
washed and strung, and then, with a
very sharp knife or special implement,
they are cut into very thin slices and
packed in layers iu an earthen crock.
On each l.tjer of boans is spread a layer
of salt, ami when the crock is almost
full a largo plate covers tlie whole, and
is held down by a weight, generally a
Iriek. If brino does not collect suf
ficiently to cover the layers, a little
water is added, and the beans are ready
for use in tlie winter. The salt that is
absorbed must bu removed by soaking
the beans overnight, when they are
ready to be cooked. It is not unusual
for housewives to have snilibling par
ti', at which their friends and relatives
assist in the slicing, refreshment being
secondary features of the occasions.
New York Sun.
A Kpniilnli Horn MlMiturlitii.
James Ryau, better known as Uncle
Jimuiie, is now eighty-six years of age.
He has never lived outside of what are
now the confines of tho stateof Missouri.
Yet he was born a subject of Spain.
When this territory was ceded to France
Uncle Jimuiie Ixrame a Frenchman.
Afterward the territory was purchased
by the United States, and so today Mr.
Hyfin is rn Ami He:-n ritiziii. I!n hn.i
been an evuitlul life, as he remarked ul
the old settlers' mtetimr, but tho even
ing of his days is peaceful and his lieart
is as yonng now as when ho wh n
Spaniard eighty-five years ago. Nevada
(Mo.) Democrat.
A llaiiHtm Tri n Thnt Uaur.
Mr. L. Gilleu has a trenuine enrinairv
in tho form of n banana tree, ten feet
tail, rearing one bunch of bauanas. He
has a number of other banana trees, but
uoue bearitiir fruit r.ivh this mm Th
leaves are long and slender, and the mo
tion or tne wind causes the leaf to cut iu
two like ribbons. Until tho
cause the bud to open it much resembles
a large red water lily bnd tightly closed.
This covering drops off in time, leaviug
the frnit lyimr closely side bv
rijieii. Lexington (Mo.) News.
PUy of Yonng Tlpitr.
While Theodore Burns was cutting h v
on a farm near Hnnter tha sickle rnk a
spotted vijier Into four pieces. It was
four feet long and within it were found
eighty Are little vipers, four to six inches
long, rhe snake literature of Missouri
this wasen is ununnally nrolific and van-
egatod. Fulton (Mo.)Snn.
A Oh. .
A dmneer.irnt rnmttu kil.i
" .V WUHU
HCVfll trills nt.l wlir. u.at.rVa lo. -
........ t. . . ii inw umil A
pound. The iufaut eujoya good health
And will nnitinlil liu I. I. 41...
.- . r..r....v.s, 1L4 waiih u tuts
sre of small child's wrist and its legs
about as larS as a lwnl uenell .f.i.ii,,.r.
' - .- - -- - - - ...f
fluid Iteuablfcau.
No I'm fur It.it Mm.
Tl; Mii'.ion:.! ,' i0'.ui Majhine cam
I '"jy lias, ic is s-al.l.j..:.: i)i.aaA the right
to u j a curiam Iock oa tiie money
pon -hti of their uiaeiiini's, fr which
t.iey will pay tho inventor the Bum of
?." 0. 'i his is a safety J.x:k. and in
piu '-aij is to prevent rohbeiy cf the ma
th!; by the employees who are en
l' u,. -,1 v. iiii coileet,ii.i; the earnings of
the .le::t in, u-y makii-s duily. There
r 2 ),U"0 of thou machines now iu use
in t - ) United h'ut.-s, and the company is
K' li;'.0- leaily to ji,t 10,000 more on tha
lnaiK 't. Wi n: a penny is dropped in
tl.jflotU v. ill i,'A nam little iron bos
aa 1 ;'i"H( reiaaiu until thu collector calls
! Curing the day.
j 'il.u colii etor v. ill be fui lil.-heil with
a ti.aiiilr.s batr, tho metal mouth of
v. l.:e'.i he will i :r,.-rt i.,Lo an or. lire in
tiie cash bos. 'i he:v is a registering
h e',; in tn; mou:h of t.iis b;r,', the reg
i. -t -1 nii.-.ilj..r of wiiieli is rr-corded in
i the c; liiaiij 's ill;---' before the collector
r.-eeivc. ii. I.i.n i ii!i- the bag properly,
, he ttin.s tiie la y wi.ieli ho has just one
, ijnarter tura. Tnis releases a concealed
' k- V ill lllil h:n Wilil'n i-n:d,.,l inln
keyhole in tho ca.i box. A second quar
ter turn unlocks tlie rash box, and the
money rolls into the collector's pouch
without his being able to touch it. A
third nuarter turu wit:flraws the con
cealed key, and the last turn releases the
pouch, with the contents of the cash box
intact. Lost on Transcript.
Alnuiit Sltle by Side.
Two sailing vessels recently lay in the
Mersey that had left Liverpool on the
same day last year, and after voyages of
nearly 130,000 miles for each returned to
port at Liverpool almost side by side.
Tliey left Oct. 5 for Astoria, Ore., and
arrived there March 1 or 2, having been
in company with each other for a large
portion of the voyage. They were in
sigu ioi lui ly uays. Uoth captains had
their wives on board, and during the
forty days of proximity one of the cap
tains and his wife enjoyed a Sunday
dinner on the other vessel, the compli
ment being returned the following Sun
day by the other captain.
Doth vessels left Astoria April 8, but
this time one vessel sailed for Dunkirk
and the other for Havre. They left
these ports at nearly the same time, and
entered the Mersey withiu hailing dis
tance after a voyage of 843 days. Lon
don Letter.
A 8iik Swallow ria Turbnti.
The two Shafer brother, who live on
tne east side or the Osage river and
ome distance below Castla Rork lout
an adventure with a blacksnake the
ether day. A doa had ehiueil & rnhhit
in a hollow log, and one of the brothers
i . s i . t ... .
reacueu in tp noie a mtle way, when
tie was i u ..iy bitten on the hand
Fearing tuJi a bnako had Inflicted the
wound, tlie otntr brother hastened to
house and returned with a
fresh milk and an ax, tho former to be
used to counteract the poison aud the
latter as a meausof investigating tha in.
terior of the log. After some work tho
log was split open and a huge black
snake measuring over nine feet emerged.
The penwut was oou killed, and after
warn cut open. His stomach contained
five young turkeys and seven turkey
eggs. The brother who was bitten ex
perienced no serious resnlts from the
wound. Jefferson City Tribune.
Infringing on uu Anclsut Idm.
"There is no new thin under thn
sun." Messrs, Koberson, of Long Acre,
iu the course of their business of supply
ing artists with nignieuts. become tir.-
sessed from time to time of remains of
tue Treat hsrvntians. to be in due eon.
ground up by them and sold in tubes us
"mummy" paint. The linn recently
letit a piece of the beautiful! v
preserved linen bandages in which a
uign priest and keeper of the baths had
1 jiii
eii jieserveu 10 ne stiown at some con
versaziune or lecture hi the Midland.
The texture and quality excited great
wuiiirauun among tne audience, which
culminated in something like astonish
ment upon the declaration nf
faeturer that this fabric, woven jierhaps
oy a contemporary or .Moses, contained
the sumo disposition of threads which he
had independently invented and patented
ouly a year ago.-Pall Mall Oazette.
Huron Von I'miUiir.
M. Fastetir is now entitled to style
himself Earon von Pasteur, the emperor
of Austria having sent him the Order of
the Iron Crown. There are some doctors
and favants who have a right to wear it.
The Paris Liberte is curious to see
Nw.i ii.er .!. i"teur will c:iu.io himself
to be announced as M. le Larou do Pas
teur when he goes to dine at great houses.
Tilers is practically no hindrance to
Frenchmen in France going by foreign
titles or wearing foriign orders. London
Star.
Shot Dch.I liy 111, MulB.
C. N. Hammond, living two miles
Botith of Jackson, heard a noise at his
barn, and, thinking that a thief was
about, took his pistol and went out. It
is thought he went near a mule, which
kicked him, cauMtig the pistol to go off
The ball passed through his body. He
lived but a few hours and died without
ever speak icg. -Cor. Memphis Appeal
Avalanche. A new Wod of a school in about to be
started. The University of Pennsylva
nia baj reeeivM 700,000 in gifts to be
ruwd for fouudiug a school of American
history and institutions.
The new tunnel of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, under the city of Balti
more, will cost upward of $3,000,000.
It is being unshed uihtand day, fuUy
1,000 men being at work upon it.
A rect lmportatl( of orange tree
Jnti CVfru j,-m Tahiti itemed tbem
to be infested by a new insect, and the
authorities will nnt .1 4. ,
lauded.
The bievrla him K,
. . "'uiusi as pop
ular in Germany ns it is In the United
Otates. The (Jennir, !T; ...
Wonderful.
' F. W.Sawyer, of Rochep?r, Wis.,
a prominent dealer in penerai
, inercbaiidipe. and w bo rims several
i ri.nl fl I i ,i l' :i -. , , , I.. ..I i. :
. .. ..r,-.-.., will; 111 Ills,
; borsos badly cut and burned withf
i lariat, The'wouiid n fuccd to heal
11' 1 . . - I
i now-withstanding carelul nttention
i and the application of remedies. A
; friend banded Sa'.vyer f-oine Of
: llaller's I'arb Wire Lincinerit, the
1 most woiiuertul thnifr ever saw to
lieal such wounds, lie afij.licd it
i only three times and ilie sore was
: completed healed. Kqualiy good
I for all snrs, cuts, briiscs. and
'wounds. For sale by all druggist
A Saf" Investment.
Ic one whirh is guaranteed to
bring you satifaotary results, or in
case of failuree a return of purchase
.... .. . i . . . f u
imih-. wn mis sine piain you can
i liny Irom our advisertise Oruggist
( a I ottleof Dr. King.s .New Di.-cr very
. for coiisuiiipiioii. ' II is guaranteed
i to bring rel icf in every case, when
j used for any anectaui of Throat,
I Lungs, or chest, such as Consum
ption, liillauiiiintion of Lungs Uron
chitis' Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Croiips.ets., etc. It is pleasant and
gareeable to taste, perfectly safe
and Trial bottles free at F. O.'Fricke
& Co' s Drugstori.
a Cure for Paralysis.
Frank Cornelius, of Purcell, Ind.
Ter., says: "1 induced Mr. I'inson,
whose wife had paralysis in the face
to buy a bottle of Chamberlaiu'i
Pain Halm. To their great suprise
before the bottle had all been used
she was a great deal better. Her
face had been drawn to one side
but the Pain Halm relieved all
pain and soreness, nnd the mouth
assumed its natural nhape." It in
also a certain cure for rheumatism
lame back, sprains swellings and
lameness. 50 cent Lotties for pale
by F. G. FrickeACo., Druggist.
Strength ma Health.
It your are not feeling strong
and henlthy.try Electric Hitters. If
"La Grippe" has left you weuk and
weary, use Electric Hitters. Thi
remedy acta directly on Liver,
Stomach and Kindys' gently aidinr
those organs to preform their func-
imuf. ii you are attlicted with
Jiek Headache, you will find epeedy
ond permanent relief Ly takinr
Klectric Hetter. One trial will con
vince you that this is the remedy
von neei! T 'it-iv-A . i k
har mil Kv I tM:..un a- -
- -- "j . vj. i i imcoc v.o.
Merit Winn.
We desire to sav to th fit i7na -
that for years we have been selling
Ur. King's New Discovery for Cot
kll 111 nf i.in Tlf K' 1 r, .i-'.. V. T !l. n-n
Hucklen's Arnica Slave and Electric
Hitters, nnd have never handled
remedies that nell as well, or that
have given tuich universal satisfac
tion. We do not hesitate to guar
antel them every time, and we stand
ready to refund the purchase price,
if satisafactory results do not follow
there there uae. These remdiem
have won there grant popularity
purely on thcrr merits F. G. Fricke
A Co Druggists.
Some of the most startling, in
trrsting discoveries of the life aud
customs of buried Egypt are now
being made through extensiveexca
vattions. These discoveries are
exciting n great interest. Many
discoveries are. however, bein
made in our country that are re
markable, among which we may
mention that of llaller's Fain Para
lyzer which effects entire relief, and
in many cases a complete cure of
that terrible disease rheumatism,
and which also relieves pain of all
kinds. Fur sale by all druggists.
For many years Mr. M. F. Thouip
son, of I).(i MoinoM. i .I.., ut-ij
verely nilliclcd with chronic diarr
ie says: -.vt times it was
very severe; so much so, that I
feaerd it would end my life. About
seven years ngo I chanced to nrn.
cure a bottle of ('li:inii,,.rhii'u
Colic Chol.ra and Diarrhoea
hemcdy. It gave me prompt relief
audi believe cured mt tiern,.,,....!
Iy. as I now eat or drink without
harm anvthimr I i,i,.-,u,. r i, ......
also used it in my family with the
..r.i i, -miiis. ror sale liy J G.
i-1 KMC tV t. ft.
TH0S POLLOCK R v HYf
.eiary 1'litUic A ANtrAder Suliellor
al Estate, Loan aiid Instttance Agents
If yotihave real estate to sell or
exchange send us description, price
and terms.
Abstracts of title furnished at reas
onable rates.
$IC0,ii(K) to loan ut 7'. percent and
no commissions, on good
farm security.
POLLOCK Si IIVKKS
PLATTSMOI'TII . N E H.
Office under Ca County Bunk.
TO SHIPPERS.
Hilttcr, Eirirs. Cheese iil r.iim.
Poultry. Meat. Annt nioiA..
r 'lvt1i iiiwvw
Green nnd Dried Fruite, Vegetables
v iuer. JH Pi s.ool, HidcB, Tallow
Sheep Pelt.
Grain, Flour; Hay, Beeswax, Feath
ers, Ginning, Rroomcoru, and Hops.
ci. u. IA1,I,AK D
tieti. Com. Mi.i-phi lit rt Khititvor
awMarkst Htrett - Bt. Uu'u. M.
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em and ntjlppm.
GUKBNWUtl), NKB.
Onice in the Bass Noel building
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cksU now ha. uver 1,400 members.
Kesideuce, the Ed Kich Property.