Skwakd. Neh, Nov. S. Seward
gives Post a majority of 0 , nnd a
close estimate of th 'nnty of
Seward a I 12: 1 1 given i majority for
Font of fully M'.
Centka . City, Xr'i. Nov. :
Kdgcrtnn h;ia probably 'J'l majority
in Merrick county.
Fkemont, Neh., Nov. 3. The vote
in this city on Hiiprcmc judge in
about: 1'oe.t. 'C'); Kdgci ton, '.m.
Seneca, Neil, Nov. .''.Thomas
county's vote Pout, .'7 Kdgerton,
3!'; with one mini, I recinct to hear
from.
Coi.ljMiiL'8, Ne.i., Nov. .i. -IMet-ton
received S." votes in this city
and Post i2.
llEMiMii'OKU, N Lit., Nov. X- llein
ingford ;;ives: Punt, (IS; I'Myerton,
71; Hitleuheuder, 0.
loucklen'u Arnica Salve.
In Mm ai.vk in in- Mm ill tm rut
HniiM':, N-n-. UIitic. (vilt Kin in i. r'i vi"
Pirci,Ti tier. 'ti'( jicfl HhikIx, ( 'h i ) I 1 n i dk
Curtis, Mini nil Min 'ii detinue, mill oi-i
lively cunc I'iIi i", or Be pay nquire'1
It is KliufHiiteed ti uive tieliiei ion, if
money refumli'il. Pi ire 2" rent- nrlni
For HHle j K. 0. Prick e Co.
Maty old soldiers, wlio contracted
chronic diarrhoea while in tin
ner vice, have since heen permanent
ly cnred of it hy Cliannbcrlain'e
Colic, Cholera and diarrhoea Rem
edy. For Hale by F. G. Fricke & Co.
A Nan of Nerva.
A pretty exhibition wan given by th
tridents of Spri ntield Medical college,
adder the simpices of the Young Men'
ChriNtian association. It wait the resus
citation of a man who had been moth
ered by smoke. In a large hall bad been
tweeted a wooden structure, which was
filled with KoniHtj candles, firecrackers
Jtnd other combustibles. In the inidHt
of all these the unfortunate had been
placed for suffocation, and the building
ili'ed.
Khortly afterward the victim of the
experiment wan taken from the house of
moke in a thoroughly unconscious con
dition. He wo put through a process
of pumping and rubbing, and in the
conrve of thirty minutes waB aain walk
ing aronnd the hull This Mr. Taylor
thinks the quickest process he has ever
seen for britiirinjf to life a person who
fens been smothered or one who was suf
focated from smoke. Richmond Dis
patch, A Hew Cn for Telephone.
The telephone is about to have a new
application, namely, that of foretelling
storms. A new discovery has been made
as to one of the properties of thin menus
of transmitting sound. By placing two
iron burs at seven or eight meters dis
tance from each other, and then putting
them in communication on one side by a
copper wire covered with rubber, and ou
the other side with a telephoue, a storm
ean, it is said, lie predicted ut least twelve
honrs ahead through a dead sound beard
In the receiver.
According as the storm advances the
ouud resembles the lieatingof hailstones
gainst the windows. Every flush of
lightning, and, of course, every clap of
thnndor that accompanies the storm pro
4uces shock similar to that of a stone
t between the diaphragm and the in
strument. Encinnat.i Commercial U
aetta.
A process has been discovered for mak
ing flour of bananas. Chemical experi
ments show that this flour contains more
nutriment than rice, and that wiieu
eaten with beans, corn or sago it forms a
very palatable and nourishing diet
Blood travels from the heart through
the arteries ordinarily at the rate of
bout twelve inches per secoud; lU
speed through the capillaries is at the
rate of three one-hundredths of au inch
per second.
Reports from the Bahamas state that
the cultivation of sisal hemp is proving
to be a great succetw, and t he product
will soon amount to 60,000 tons annu
ally. The quality is said to bo very
fine.
The Japanese lie upon matting with a
stiff uncomfortable wooden neckrest
The Chinese use low bedsteads, often
elaborately carved, and supporting only
mats or coverlets.
The largest animal known is the ror
tjual, which is 100 feet in length; the
smallest Is the twilight monad, which Is
only the twelve-thousandth of a inch.
IVpper was Known to the ancient. In
the Middle Ages it was one of the most
costly of spices, a pound of it being a
royal present
A Tr Thai Product Milk.
A growing wonder is the cow tree of
fiouth America, which is credited with
fielding a lacteal fluid which, in color,
taste and nutritive property closely re
sembles the offerings of your milkman.
It forms large forests in some districts
of Venezuela and is much prised for its
product Philadelphia Times.
A Rig HM of Coal A (lew,
There is a mountain of coal fci Wild
Bone valley, Wyoming, which has bewi
burning for more than thirty years, it
ends np dense volumes of smoke, and
at times the- gas from it is almost suffo
cating, even at a distance of fifty to
seventy-five miles from Um burning coal
bed. St. Louis Kepnbllc,
An author in a uiantia) on horseman
ship has succeeded in putting iuto print
the peculiar chick uxed in starting
horsne, which is made by thrusting the
tongue against the roof of the mouth
He spells it "KIIl
Dr. George Turner states tliat a cat
fed with the refuse food of some chil
dren sick with diphtheria also suffered
severely with what seamed to b tao
same disease.
The m ni Onrmhaj.
A dispatch from Omaha dated 2:30
p. m. says that ti e Pee claims tlie
election of Un entire city and coin:
t' ticket with, il.e execptingof coun
ts' treiu iirei v-l iih is ci v cIom".
MA3-.AUHU I SULMOCKA'IC.
Governor Fineil Rc-electtd ly
Hn worn Mjoruy.
lJ.i.VHi, ,uee., Nov. H.-On ac
cn u:t of Hie new law piiecd ly the
l.i t !(:. ii laiure reiiirinj; votes to
bj counted by two different uff.ciiiia
in oi tiel to M i lli e I'll: I ecl in'r :, the
returns are coiiiing in 11,1.1 e n'tow ly
from iill n ctioiis of ti.cht.ile than
ever In hue, i.hhot.h the ( h ctoial
111, u liii. ei)' lias neer hi en in more
perfect ciiiMlition than in the jut -cut
election. The returns from
fifty country towiiH show 11 net
republican gain of 7()H, or fourteen
per town over InH year. On thin
basis the republic, 'in i n in the
:t"ij towns ot the Mate would be
i,!12. Last j ear (Jovirnor Russell's
plurality was (MM in the state.
Indicatioiie t-o far from the lare
cities arc that he has held hin plu
rality of laet year and that he in
elected by ut leaHt 4.IXX) plurality.
The balance of the republican state
ticket iH undoubtedly elected. Ah
the returns of only fifty townn lire
now in it ia utterly impossible to
give auy idea of the complexion of
the lcgielature.
An honest Swede tella hie etory
in plain but unmistfiknblc bin
ptiajfe for the benelit of the public.
One of my children took a severe
cold and jjot the croup. I nve her
n teaeiioonful of Chamberlain
Couph Kcnicdy, and in fiveminuteB
latCH 1 pave her one more, tiy thiH
time t-he hail to cough tip the
gathering in the throat. Then he
went to ulcep and ule pt goad for
fifteen niinutcH. Then ehe pot lip
nnd vomited; then the went back
to bed nnd elept pood for the re
nuiinner of the nipht. She pot the
croup the Becond night and 1 pave
her the eame remedy with the name
food resulta. I write thiH because
thought there might be Pome one
in the same need and not know the
true merits of thin wonderful medi
cine. ClIAKl.l.H A. TllOMI'SKKN,
DcB Moines, Ifiwn. 50 cent bottle
for mile by F. G. Frickc & Co.
i-irte j.ongcniingcn nnu Jotin
Geyser and wife were passenpera to
Lincoln on No. 1 this morning-.
Wiles Nerve end I Iver Pllla.
Act on a new princij lc- regulat
ing the liver, ttrmrch end bowelH
through the nervs. A new difcovery.
Ir. M ilee' Pills spicdilv cure biliou
pness bad taste, torpid liver, pilcp,
5onstifation. l?neualed for men
women, children, unallcHt, midest
eureet! 50 dosen, 'Jac. Satnplca
free at F. G. Fricke & Co'e.
Sam Atwood went west on the
flyer, on btisinees this morning.
For lame back there is nothing
better than to saturate a flannel
cloth with Chambcrlaiu'a Pnin
Halm nnd bind it on the affected
parts. Try it and you will be eur
priscdat the prompt relief itafforde.
The Biime treatment will cure rhnu
tnntism. For pule by F. G. Fricke
A Co.
"Fireman Ward .'
Rice'e Comedians played to a pood
house last night a house which en
joyed every act,' and gave evidence
of their delight by I01.il and rpeated
applause. Mr. Kice has surrounded
himself with a first-clnss company,
every one of whitch took the audi
ence last night.
In fact, there is not nfpoor player
in the company, and each player
seems pcculiaryjfittcd for his role.
The great fire ecene ia grand, and
causes: the check to tingle with in
tense excitcment.'The play abounds
healthy audhearty hilarity and will
undoubtedly prove a great nucccea
thia eeason.JAB for Grand Island,
the appreciation made manifcet by
the applause laet night, clearly
ahowe that "Rice's Comedians" have
taken the townfund our city will
give them a full house, whenever
they choose to come this way ngain.
Grand Island JTimes, Thursday,
Sept. 18. Dont fail to ece this preat
play at the opera house to-morrow
night. Secure your tickets now.
Prices 75,;50, and 35 cents.
Has just opened up a full line
of ladies, Gents and Childrens
all wool underwear and be
lore you buy your Fall or
Winter goods. Don't fail to
call and see our prices. We
beat 'em all.
Have you seen those nob
by Misses Caps, all pretty
shades, 55, 65 and 7f cents
each?
nvitLt!fOT0 a Mifmoui mm m.
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TIME C'AKD.
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sh.t i:h.r sot t,ni:s
KNll.il is O' I'Y I I I Cue '.'lit I in' i!"
M 47 .Mi ' !- ever v. Hilr,e-il;.y eventiiK
i the r Ii ill. l':iri"f r 'ih "-' b'i k. All vl
lllnir knlilils tire cunll.i ly mv teil to atteutl
t'. ('. Mu hIihII V.V..i ti I'nvey. K. H. H.
Y t:.' ; Ml- N'H -thl'l l '-WTIATlilN
v Bl. riiniii lilmk ?!:iln Slret t. luiiiliin
np"ii fr in K :;w a in l C I' . r ir iiifd un'y
OnHprl meet ng every S' liOay allenimiii at 4
oV nek.
AO L'. V,. Mi'iln first iinil third Frblay
eve. ,iiipi.f rid ll iniiliill i.t C A K. Hull
iii Itiii'kwonk i lurk . frank V eunilyea, M, Vt,
I), I Kuerniili', Hecorder.
AO V. W .No. S4 Meets ferniid sndlonrlb
Ki-kIuv vi.lniri. iii llip ni.inlh ili 12. A I!.
hall in Km kwci'd lilci'k.
K. J. Morgan, M W,
I , I', Hl'iivn, lieeoi iter.
UOYAl. A KUANA M CVi'i rmnrll tin 1021.
lx M et at (lie K, nl I' Ii Mil in tlie I'ainiele t
Cr-lii lilnck over liei neil & liilla, vislrlnn
brethren Invited Henry lierolil, Kegent ;
'I lies aillnK, hi cri'ioiv,
OAS?) l.tilltiK. No. I4A.1.0.0. F. meets ev
iry Tui'Kiiiy iilkl.t at their liall In Fitzgerald
Dlni'k. All tlild Kellim are cordmlly Invited
n Httpnci vthen vliitli.K Iii the city. J tory,
N. 0 8 W, Bridge, eretry.
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
Catholic-St. f'aul's Chureh, ak, between
Fifth Hiid Hlith. Father a'lii y, Faator
Hi rvlcea: Jk'iiui at Hid 10 :J0 A. M. Sunday
hchool at 1 :3u, wl'ti benediction.
Chkmtiak. Corner l.jeusf and PlRhth Btn.
Mnvleea iniiriiliig mid tvenlhg. Klder J. JL
Iteed, pantnr eunday Hchool it a. m.
EPlNCOPAL.-8t I.iike'g I tiurnh, corner Third
and Vine. Ke.v H H. Ilurgeaa. paetor. Her
vlcen : II A. M a d 7 :30r M. Huoday School
ata :30 r. m.
Ofhman MKTHnniaT omer Sixth Rt and
tiniiilte Kev. illrt. I'ai-tor. hervieea : II A. M.
and 7 :30 V. M. Hiimiay Hohool to :30 A M.
1'Hf.HHVi khian. rivlees Id new church, cur
lier Sixth and (iriinile ule. Itev. J . T. 1'alM,
iatur miihIh -ni!' mil at 9 ; 90 ; I'reachlng
at 11 h. m.a'iii a n in,
IheY l(... ('. K ni ible rluirch mteti cvtfy
Halilmtli evctili'i' at 7 :IS In 1 lie liaaemet of
the ciincrh. All aie invited to attend them
meeting.
Fihkt Mthoiiiht Sixth Ht., hetwen Main
and Pearl, lie v. I. F. Itrltt. I. I. oa-itnr.
hervleee :11A.M. g on e. m Hunda. ijcliool
t:30A m. l'rayi rmeell g Wednesday even
lug. Ofhman Prvhuytkkian. -Corner Main and
Ninth. Hi v W Itle, iaati r. Service ud'ial
liourn. Sunday i-chuol 9 :30 A. M.
HwKF.iuni I'oyuiti'OATionAU tiranlie, be
tween Fifth and Sixth.
Coi.okro IIaitist. Mt. Olive, Oak, between
'lentil nnd Kleventh Hev. A. 1'imwell, ia.i
tnr. Seivhes ll a. ill. mid 7 :.'I0 p. Hi- 1'rayer
liieeitni: Weiliiesdny eveiili g.
YniTMi Mkn's Ciii:i-tiak Association
lloi'liis in v iiterniaii lilnck, Main streel. tins
I e! mi cling, fur iiiei, only, everv Solidity at
ti nioeii ut 4 o'eliick. i.oonie open week dayi
f.-niii S:.'lft a. in .to V : 30 p. in.
Snt'Tii I'aiik Tahkhn Aei.K. Rev. .1. M.
W jihI, I KN'uf. Seivicea; Sunday School,
ilia, in,: I reaching, II a ni. and t p. m. ;
lrayei ineeting Tuesday nighl ; choir piac
ilci 1' rut . y mglii Al! uie welcome.
When you po to a ehoe store your
object ienot only to buy ehoen but
to procure for what you spend the
beet that your money will buy.
Lcph than this will not content you;
more than this you cannot, in rea
son, ask. Our methods ore as
HimpleiiB your desires. We do not
lift your expectations to the clouds,
but we realize them whatever they
are. We will never sacrifice your
interests to ours and nowhere else
can you pet a fuller and fairer
equivalent for your money. An
especially profitable purchase for
you in otir etc.
BOOES, SHOES on
RUBBERS
R SHERWOOD,
501 Main Street
Lumber Yard
THE OLD RELIABLE.
II. A. WATEE1AN 4 M
Cfliiglet, Lth, Sash,
Doors, Blinds
Can supply eyerw demand of the city.
Call and pet terms. Fourth street
in rear sf open house.
rr"Pi"riiin wf. want a mk .
UE'Il.LIIVL every locality to net a
atel'rlv I'eteeflve under our initnictlenK.
tlnm-nit mpfnr Pfcrtlcelar. n Al.MVUToN
DKTKCTIVK AQKMY , btn 77, H lahliiloii,
PI LUMBER '
TT7 IS waiting to show you his new goods
V and o let you know how cheap they
can be bought.
HAS THE LARGEST A.N"D BEST STOCK
In Lis line in Caes Countj. You wi 1 not be nble to buy cheaper Wet;. Chi
cngo when you take quality nd price in consideration.
OPERA HOUSE CORNER, PLATTSMOUTH.
TAKE TIIK
For Atchinson, St. Joseph, Leaven
worth, Kaneas City, St. Ixui,
and all points north, east
south or west. Tick
ets sold and bag
jrage checked
to any
point
iu
the
United
States or
Canada. For
INFORMATION AS TO RATES
AND ROUTES
Call at Depot or address
II, C. TOWN9END,
G. I. A. SL Louie, Mo.
J. C. Pnaurri,
A. G. P. A. Omaha.
II. D. Api;ar. Atft., riattttmouth.
Telephone, 77.
THE
IHTERTCATIONAL
TYPEWRITER
A ttrletly drat elax mm hine. fully wansii
d. Made from the very bent material b
tkllifd workmen, and with the bent too In tn
have ever heon deviled for the ptirpone. iVt
runted tn in all that can be reanonably e
peeted ot the very bet typewriter eitant.
C'Apxbleof wrltlnt llin wnrdn per minute i
siars aeeordlng to the ability of ths tpsrater
If them no ugeot la your twn Hdilreon tb
inauufactari'i.
THK PAKItOI M'lU l,
litest! wanted Hartub , .
F. B. 8EELEMIRE, Awnf.
LIdw.Io, Neb,
JOES:
o
THE IBOifIG AKD ONLY 0! E PRICE
IS WAITING FOR YOU.
JOE'
Only buys the bel naakea and latest nonltie in
CLOTHING AND FURNiSHING GOODS
HATS, CArS ETC.
And if yon are looking for a reliable place tn trade give JOE a trial.
HARNESS!
FRED GQRDER & SON
rpHE best of harnees, both double and eingle may be found at my
1 store and ererythinff iu the harness line alao buggies and carriages
which are firBt-clans in every reepect, beiug the lighteet, atrongest and
easiest riding rehiclea on earth.
I
ALSO have a large lot of Schutler, Moline, Dain and Sterling wagon
hpnng wagons, rod carts, and
Plattsmouth .... Nebraska
SPECIAL SALE
jl IN OUU COMPLETE STOCK OP
rillE SHOES
We give yon the following deep ci t in price:
Ladle Fine Glaued Pongola 12.23 shoes reduced to
Ladiea Dongola Kid Fleiibler230shoe reduced to .
Ladies Beet Dongola 13.00 Mioca reduced to
Idieo Hand Turned best Dogola $UX) shoe reduced to
FOE. THIRTY DAYS ONLY
Weuavr a greot many other sample lota of odd siaee th.
offering at
In order to reIuce our
"W. iSL, BOBCK CO
CLOLHIER
HARNESS,
-o
plowe of all discripti
tion.
$1.15
119
1ft
3JU
atoch to meet ourobli-
atiou.
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