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Majjrity
C. MAYKS
COUNTY -SUUVEYIUB
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CIVIL KXGIXIiKR
cmii ty eliik will Iiu
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OFFICE IX COURT HOUSE,
laUsiiKHilh, - Xc-braska
JULIUS PEPPKKUERO.
MANl'rACTUllKOFA.VP
WHOLESALE fiND RETAIL
UKALRIl if TU B
IOtCKST I3KAXDS OF CIGAKS
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FULL LINK OF
'iBACCO AND SMOKE.xS ARTICLES
always in stock
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OF PLATTS MOUTH. NEBRASKA
, up capital so.iwi.oo
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n the tfry burt facilities for the proinp
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traunactluu of UlUmate
lUiiuking Busiucss'
n
tofkii, bonds, gold, Rivernniwit and local e
t'.en bought i.ii'l m1U. Ueiiositij reeelir.'i!
lnttTiwt iilloweii nn iu cKiiiiicsi"
fis tirawii, avillatilo In any iart of tt:'
el State" and all the jirlitclpal twn .01
10X8 MADK AND TKOM1TLY KKMIT-
p w ' TKU.
Iiest murket prlpe pM fur County wa'
I'li'.EOIOKS
loliu Fitzwruta n. II.iw'Kurth
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LATT3M0UTH KEBKAhKA
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kutherued Capital, 1100,000.
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V. Johnson, Henry Bo?eV, John 0 Keeto
V. D. Metnam, Wm. Wetencamp, W.
li. uuaniiig.
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sr .iftle. J.M. Pattftnea, Fred Oord.
miuli, R. B. WlnUUam, B. B. Kauavy and
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THE LL1DINO
GROCER
HAS THE MOST
COMPLETE
STOCK IN THE CITY
EMITHINj FRESH - AND IN SEASON
ATTENTION' FARMERS
I want your Poultry, Ivffs, Hut
tor anJ your farm produce of nil
kinds, I will pay you t;if lii'.io.xl
ca.sli price as I am buying for a
fu n in Lincoln.
pet:
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THIS LEADING GROCER
riattsmouth Nebraska
P
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DEALER 1.1
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
GLASS AND
QUEENSWARE
'rotiH'.i' i the Pubic Solicited
JOHNSON BOILDISGN SiltH SI
MEW HARDWARE
STORE
S. E. II ALL & SOX
Keen ,l liindt n( dull 1ri li'ir lwnr" imliitnl
.i.i J ni.. up, i c :.tr;i-! ! on ilil ' t lav
miilile It'ia.s
TIKT ROOFING
t'pooltn!;
ami nil Hints of 'In wurfc nn'Mit (y
. IIIili.TC Ifl 111 1113 (NHIllilV S.illl'l
Clf. IViisI tit. 1'LATT.SMOU til, N Kit.
I'EIiKINS- HOUSE,
317. Sil.), 221 and 2:3 Main St.,
Plattsmouth Nebraska
H. M BOS, Proprietor,
Iho Perkins litis been tlinrotistl
enorated from top to '.vottoia aad h
now one of the bent hotels in tho tUte
Hoarder will bo taken by ti week a! I
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H. '-d Ui.
CfOOD BAE CONNECTED!
That HarkintrCough can B0ciuii.k-
ly cured by Shiloh's cure. We
gunrantee it, For Sale by IS. (i.
FrichO and () II Snyder 1
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A Husband's Mistake.
Ililsliaiids toil llfll'll JllTIUit wivi-s.
and parents tlieir children, t Kiilfi r
froni hciiiliiclie, li;,ine.s, nruiiiliii
f Ieeplc.ttnes!, liitA, la'rvousiiesMt'.ss,
when hy the use of Dr. I-UU-a' Ke
Htorative Xerviue such nerioim re
Hiilts could easily he prevented.
I'ruiriirt every win re say it ;;ivc8
universal saiisiactmn and lias an
iiiiiiieii.-ii' n;ile. Woo lwot lh C).,
ol l-ort Uayne. J ml.; S.i.iw - Co., of
Svii.ciise, N. Y.; J.C'.Vilf.l!illsda!e,
Micli.; and hundreds of others av:
"Jt is the creates mdicr they ever
knew." It contains no opiate:'. Tri"2
hottlea and tine hook on Nervous
diseases, free at R (5. Fricke A Cos
Wj.ndarf j'.
IS. W.Sawyer, of Rochester, Wis.
a prominent dealer in general
merchandise, and will) t'ltlts s:i.i'.t-,i I
peddliii" wagons, had one of his
hors.is badly cut and burned with a
lariat. The wound refused to heal.
The horse became lame and tstitf
turn-withstanding careful attention
and the application of remedies. A
friend handed Sawyer nunc of
Halter's liarh Wire iaiieuient, the
most wonderful thine,- ever k.-iw to
heal such wounds. He applied it
only three times and the nore was
completed healed. Kqunlly ood
for all sors, cuts, bruses, mid
wounds. ir Kiiio by all dru-iM
Cure for PoraWsM.
I'r.iMk Corneliu s, (u" Puree'!, Ind.
1 it., s.:s: "i i,i;'i,Rd Mi. l'iiuon,
lio.se wife had paralysis in (he lace
to buy a bottle of Chamberlain's
l'iiiii Halm. To their rcat Mipnse
liefore the Itoltle h;id all been used
.-he was a j;reat deal belter. Her
tace had been drawn in nni Hide-
but the Pain Halm relieved all
pain and soreness, and the mouth
assumed its natural shape." It is
also a certain cure for rheumatism
lame back, sprains swellings und
lameness. 50 cent botties for sale
by F. G. Fricke A Co., Druggists.
Some of the mnal utirtlinT ;
tersting discoveries of the life and
customs of buried Egypt are noy
being made through extensiveexca
vattions. These discoveries are
exciting a great interest. Many
discoveries ure, however, being
made in or country that are re
markable, among which we may
mention that of llaller's Pain Para
lyser which etlects entire relief, and
in many cases a complete cure of
that lerriblf tliseasi: rheuniiitism.
an-, which also relieve.-' pain of all
kinds. For sale bv:;M .Ir.f-'.-iV-ii s
i u r inie:.-.v!ieat il itir for sale at
Heisel'si mill. tf
Chasiborlain'a Eyo v.nd Skin
Ointment
A c-tr.in cr-n for Ctronlc Poro Eye,
Teller, Call Kjcum, tedd Head, 01J
Chronic Sores, Ferer Sores, Tv.vm,
It-jl,, Prairio Scratcheg, Sora Kipplcj
nnd Pil6. It 2 caolins end coothlns.
Ilnndredncf ciscs havo boca cured by
Jt after ail other troatmout had filled,
it li ut up ia 25 and CO cent Loitd.
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Square Pianos
ARE GOING
Out of Stvle
fMt. V?b
allow ft much
ucli for your f-.1 q.u? ,.,;o
wo ran now. 'i'hey will wmjii haf3 'Mo
or no torVtaWo tnlac.
GET YOUK LTiiiCiil OH Gr.AI.'D I;
tf VAtl .nnl.Mnl... .li..,.:r..,,1... n -1 ,
Wa ttlll ruind nHnUl ivtirftl.M a t.tu.nl Ih ..1.1 ,:....
nd from yonr srn era ve tan e.-Umate in vuiuo
M at If w nit iu
tPrlcp low for flrt-elM plno.
I "0l lJ)tul'J' II 1 p.t .0 (.11 !-"0t
ftimmt ftl
l"Vou keop your ola p:no till you a'provo Lby
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sou, of ),..s M, lines, Imv.i, was se j
verely iiuLcled with chronic di.irr I
huea. He says: "At times it wan j
very severe; so much so, that I ;
fe;u id it would end my life. About j
seven years ni;ii I chanced to pio-
cure a bottle ol ( hauiberlain's I
tjolie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. It g.ive me prompt rebel
and 1 believe cured nie permanent
ly. as 1 now eat or drink without
harm anything I please. I have!
also used it in my family with the
nest results. I'ljr sale by F. G.
Fi ickie & Co.
Wonderful Sucecso.
"Two years ago the Ilaller Prop.
Co.' ordered their bottles by die box
-now Ihey buy by the carload.
Aniouir the popuhiratul siicceseful
remedies thev Dii'tiare i I:,ii,.,'m
Nirsapjirilla s Ilurdock which i.-
the most wonderful blood purifier
kllOWIl. Xl ilrilirirlul liiuit'it,.Li l.i
reeoniinend this remedy.
ror sale by druggist
A Mystory Explained.
Tile tinners emit:iin fri'inmni mi
tices of rich, nretlv ntul ,.,ln,vii,.,i
girls eloping wiih negroes, tramps
and coachmen. The well.lmniv.i
.pccialist. Ir. Franklin Miles nun
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.in sue l lriris are iiinre nr iKj l,
leiie.'ii, nervous, very impulsive, un-
ijiiianceti; usually subject to in ad
ache, neuralgia, i leeiile.'siiess. im
I'liider.ite crvinLT orl i i 1 1-! t i i i Thest
how a weiiiv. nervous sviem fur
which there is no reined v euual tn
Restorative Nervine. Trial bullies
and a tine book, containing many
marvelous rnreK. lreo nt i i . ith-l..
ii Co s who also sell and guarantee
Dr. Mi es' ce ebrat e New lfe-i,
Lure, the lincst of heart tonics.Cures
lluttering, short breath, etc.
- Guaranteed Cure.
We authorize our advertised drug
gist to sell Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds, upon this condition.
Ifyou are afiicted with a cough,
Cold or any Lung, Throat, or Chest,
trouble, and will use this remedy as
directed, giving it a fair trial, mid
experience benefit, yon may return
the bottle and have your money
refut . I 'll. We could not make this
offer did we not know that Dr.
King's New Discovery could relied
on. It never disappoints. Trial
bottles free at F. (J. Fricke A Co
Drti'r Store. Larire si.e !Wc. and
$1.1X1.
An honest Swede tells his
in phi n but tiiii'iist'ikablc
slory
l.lll-
iru.'i're for the benefit of the public.
One of my children took a severe
cold .-n il got the croup. 1 gave her
;i tcaspoonful of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, nnd in five minutes
Mies i j'.uve in r one more, jiy mis
time Hie had to cough up the
ratheriiiir in the throat. Then she
went to sleep and slept good for
fifteen minutes. Then she got up
and vomiu-d; then she went back
to bed und slept good Jor the re-
it, :i i ii iii-r i A i he 11 iii-1 1 1 Klui firil IIia
croup the second night and I gave
her the same remedy with the same
good results. I write this because
I thought there might be some one
in the sutue need und not know the
I 'u me! ils o: ini.- wo'i l -i l'il m-'di-
ciii.N C.AK..... A. T. i:.,.s,
Dea Moines, Iowa. aO cent bottle
for side by F. (J. Fricke ft Co.
Many old soldiers, who contracted
chronic diarrhoea while in the
ft' rvice. Iiitve since been perrnnnent
ly cwred .f it by Chiiiinbcrhiiii's
t.'i.ilie, I'bi'h. i ; a:id -- itti'ri Rem
edy. I'or Sine by ti. i'i ii-ke iV Co.
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THF. MOCKING BIRD.
Tliero I no otlief liir.l t.n--n half like thatl
From Kik'ti'a ItuwiTs it Lew,
Out Li llio woriil, wilU waverliin pluuiiifo
linty,
Willi lliu unhappy twain. Unit kail day
Tliu MM' h ept until of iluw.
It Ih nut iil;rliiln!,nlt! or lark.
Oil. a diviner bird!
Iu iiukiii tipped fun.iiN, Hivcct with nlfbt and
dew.
And win kKsed ineaduivn, when tho iiii ln
p tlitinii;li.
Its voico in ever heard.
Its ne.tnl In lireaku w here rmwi blow,
Wheiu liiineyi ucklo.s rnam;
Tho wind pipes wilt ur.iiiml It, mid tho ruin
Of tearful April pin ts in twaiti,
Nnr dainpi H duH tiy Inline.
VIiimicb rnnteth It and iioetli It?
Horn fur HiobiiuI' (U'IIkM,
No bird that Him thrmuh ulorlei of Hie
dawn.
Or homeward comes lo-n deepening twi
light drawn,
Can iiiiitcli It h henrt nntrn tllnlit.
-Min t A. Candler iu Atlanta I'lmatltullou.
ry lamugli.
Julinn Mitchell, the 8tngo mnnnRer,
was rohenrtiinir u eniinmnv nf Vitriol v
people who had waxed ainbitious und
pianneii to go butli into tho flowery
CehlH of polite f.uce. Anions them was
n Mioniiinntit team, one of whom wan
cist to play n (,'ihled youth who figures
proiiiiuently iii the pieeo. His Mens con
cerning ths jiroper performance of tho
role were supremely weird, and onpRfter
tioon Julian overheard the fullou-incon-vertiition
between tho portrayer of tho
uintlern swell and liia partner:
"o;iy. Lilly. I ain't got no wo for these
dooil p ins. I can't get no conception uv
em."
"Come orf. CafT shootia'a dead easy."
"Ever try it?"
"Stilinly. Kelcey nin't in It with me
when it comes to wearin dreis props."
"Well, tho gauie'a a deud hard one for
me."
"Nix. All ye cot to do is to remem-
bcr you're a cent what's wearin cent's
clothes nnd letterjro!" New York Com
mercial Advertiser.
The Field for th ItiT.nUr.
In the realm of machinery ami mmn.
faeturo the inventor is vet hut
upon hia infancy. Many millions of dol
lars have been reaped and are to be ac
cumulated bv tho hivontnr I n timelilnnev
who tinderstanils tho complicated needs
or immunity. Tho central Idea in this
work is to reduce labor. rmnnHA di1
time to tho lowest point, ninl so to econo
mize in tno use of luiiteriiil that ihnr
will he no absolute wnsdn. I'jb .nlor
tilMin this field of invention one cannot
trui t tn accident and happy luck, but he
must first thorough v to iin.'iiiil. liimu. ir
with the laws of dynamics and mechan
ics, fo mat fie can appreciate nn Im
provement When it is miL'ieHte.l tn bin
mind. Oeorxe E. Walsh in Nhw Ynrb
Epcx;h.
Mirror. r the Itraplli.
The earliest mirrors of whirl, mnti,n
.... ..vt.fu
Is ma le in history were iu use amoux the
Israelites in the time of Moses. That
gentleman, as recorded in tho Dible,
commanded in a certain emergency that
these articles should bo transformed into
wash basins for the priests. They wsre
made of brass. Doubtless hiuiilar uten
sils cif this and othe-mafprinls were in
':.' i c.'"re ti t. .U ll.j.t i'j'hu
period black glass w. i employed for the
puriioM!, as well as transparent glabs
with black foil on tho bark. It is re
lated that the Rji.'iuiards found mirrors
of imlishud black stone, both convex uii.l
concave, unions the natives of South
Arm riea. Wa;diiii'.'ttn Ktiir.
Labor nnd V.tiieuitn In t'irciilar.
Jiihthowuuii.il tho pustollice depart
ment receives every year for making
men's livis liiiMensotii'.' wiUi circulars
i f t -ery iiiiiinablo character it is im
jKissiie to est limit-, but if ht. Louis is
any criterion it must be enormous. One
firm alone sends ont . nuideralily over
1 ,000,000 n year, and quite a number em
ploy a lar'o Rtaff of folders and nddre.ss
ers, and get out from 2.000 to 5.000 a
day each during tho busy season. If
everyone they send to mads the circu
lars aslittlo ns I do ther in a terrible
Hiiiounr or lute's labor lest in the w.,r!..
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Thoro IiUJtj Leavity .-pots on tali'
v ih,. which wi:ioiui,.osol lo look like
p.ii.1 iii'S of co-art pl.-i'ier on tiiu fair fc!.in,
have foitnd a t,ucc.)sor at last. The spot
fashion hl its drawbacks. The veil was
liable to twist around, and no mutter
how carefully that sjHit wm located it
was almost sure to work around so that
it came on tho tip of the weuror'a uo.ie.
Its successor is a dainty sjiray of flowors
or a lea r waiked on tr pinisp. One i.
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BiMith Amprlrao l.ova M.-ililtii;.
All tho love mnhiiiff in South America
must be carried on through u third por
f mi. If a youth desires to marry he
does not speak of It to the Birl whom he
wishes for a wife, but to his own father.
The hitter, if ho approves, rjoes to the
father of tho yonnif lady und tho two
discuss the matter together. Each tells
tiie other what he will do for the young
folks, and between them a contract is
drawn up respecting settlements and all
inch things.
The intemling bridegroom is not per
mitted to see his fiancee for a moment
before the wedding. As soon ns that
event has taken place there is a wedding
breakfast, and usually without tho for
mality of a preliminary tour, the conple
K'ttlo dowu to living, either in an es
tablishment of their own or more often
In the house of the parents of the bride
or the groom.
One drawback abont marriage in
South America is that in taking a girl
to wife it is apt to be considered a mat
ter of course that the VOlinir tnnn inn.
rit's her whole family also. He has no
occasion for surprise or (Iisgruntleineut
if, together with his bride, fifteen or
twenty people come to share his house
hold nnd domestic comforts, including
nil her available relatives and their nerv
al) t.
These Latins are a very clannish race, '
nnd a father is apt to be willing to adopt
a raft of sisters nnd consiys and annts,
not to mention n mother-in-law,' rather
than have his hoii or daughter leave the
family roof. It is duo to the rtrength
of family attachment among them that
hotels m South America aro only for
strangers from nfar; llio natives always
find hospitable entertainment among the
kindred. Cincinnati Commercial Gar
(ette.
A R.n.lbl. View of Ota firat Qnr.tloa.
The question of relinquishing seaU t
women in the nnblio
like the poor, always with ns. Said a
man recently discussing Is: "There is
just this point which I have come U
realize; either I must make up my mind
never to have a seat in a cur. or I mnni
decide never to civa it tin. I m an.i
come to my place of business at the
nours wncu almost everybody else does;
the cars aro in variably rrmv,lw,1 .ni
there are always women Maudinir to
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wuom u is poRsihio to oiler my place, if
I cet one. Such hcim? tlm nui, if !
also possible for me to stand tho year
tnrcngii. I cannot see that this 8.icrilie
is demanded by tho conditions.
I am re.'ioy to mvo tin mv beat at anv
time to any person, woman or man,
whose manner or niuiearanen ind ieni o
less ability to stand than 1 possess, but 1
am not willing to resign it every time I
Cud a woman 6tandintr. Wo urn fellow
travelers in a conveyance in which the
sujipiy or scats will never, uutil the
millennium, equal the demand; today I
am fortunate, tomorrow she will be,
and I think most women prefer to ac
cent this Dronortiou of success ratlior
than to have seats continually resigned
to them. Atlea.st my womankind have
so expressed themselves to me ou the
subject." New York Times.
Science mines to the front in thnmnnn.
!'-, no ,,f ;rm.l, 'J'f, be t now
made aro composed of ini.ttiuo of pul
verized ouaru, powd t, powdered
emery and rublier. outwear by
many years any natur .
IJ tt.:!en:iHlces are said to have a natural
antipathy to v,i;u ash leaves. Some
l.aliiraii.sis i::.;ri t H at a Uilii wian
placed in a circle of half adi leaves and
hall' hot c..'.l;, wi'l iti.s4 tho coals rather
than etieoimt'. r t!ie l.oivea.
The exact nature of thocounectiou be
tween cyclout s and toniailocs is not yt
understiMui; bi.t the distinction between
tlif in is so dear that nobody should ever
bestow upon one the name that belongs
to the ot her.
The average French fsmilj embrao.es
throe members, and the average Irish
family five. In Kngland the average
number of members of a family is four.
Dr. Noah Woiwter.of dictionary fame,
was bnried iu the New Ilavun burial
ground, a short distance from Uillhouse
avenue, and near the ernter of the city.
Experiments at tlis IlliiKiisoxperiment
station show that the best fertilizer
known for Und on which wheat is raUed
is oivinary barnyard inanare.
Dr. George Turner alutoa ilmt
fed with the refnsB fno.l
iron aick with tii;.l.l!ieiia al.-o d
evre!y wi'li wui.t Mi'ii-.t to ! . ..
e.iu' Ui.-.e;e.