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PLATTSMOIITH BOARD OF TRADE
I'rei.l.-nl Itobt I Wlnilham
1st Vie rr.-id -.it A. K. loibl
'.'ml Viee I'roi.lent Win Neville
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J. A. Annuel, H. l'lou, C. W. Shetiii"". F. ;or
di r. .) . V. W eckbach.
MoCONIHiE POST 45 C. A. R-
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..Quarter fdailcr Serpt.
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A'IIOK'nLY.
S. F. THOMAS.
Attornev-it-I. ix and Notary i'ubhe. Ofliee lu
Kiiziier.ilil ilnek. l'iat!!-:iioiitli. NrW.
TlilltN l.Y.
A A. N. RITM.IVAN,
Vttoi upy-:it-l.av. Will ,:ive onv;n.t altention
lo all hijiiisi Miiru.ue.l to him. Oil;.".j in
Ctdon HIock, Ft sidii. I'lHlt.snimith. Jeb.
GKOt'Elil KS
niKIS. WOII Id'AKTH,
staple ;tiil Fancy f'rr.ieei ius, ;i.;ssware .itiC
I'roekery. Kiaui and J'eed.
Mavertua Estioiate.
" . j our iinaiirr? r oniibittee, respet t ful
ly r.i'i'i t lite fallowing c?timate of inonka
hi- 1) will be ntcctsaty to pay iuttrttt,
ilelds Ami c urrent cxpuu' fur the f nsu
in2 tisoal vonr tr-wit:
M.ivor and Coini'-il ? !50
t itv i i-ik :vi. city Treasurer ..nn. mt
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Fire Hydrant lieiital
Ke. nt. hi Pi'iui-.dini: PomW 1
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Stoiin Water Se e -aire Bonds -J.'i'H
Iiiter.-i-rt.on Pav l'...ul.s
Fin- and Waler... 6 "
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Revenue, f tii Ihc tibi al year as reported
by the city Ticsurtr to Juno 1,
$JO,4 4'...")'.
t A. SAT.lBL'nY,
C nnnittef, IV. McCai.lan,
( .1. D. Simpson'.
NO SMOKE OR 5MELL
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'tint rereiVfMlat Joltitoii IIiom.
Call auil st c 11 em. TEtcy will
Snow Flake Bread
The best and cheapest bread made.
Delivered daily by Ilallie Johnson.
Orders received as heretofore nt M. B.
Murphy's Grocery Store. Telephone j
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C.X VEAirtS OLD.
Hlx yeurs ol J "a xmiil big iny I"
How Ms heart wc!l3 with pride nnd Joy'
"I'm prown up now " he shouts In 1"
"No more curls nor kilta for met"
The "harhrr man" ha shorn the locks
Of brown and cold in a way that shocks
The mother's huartl yot It had to bo.
To tuuke hun thu manly by wo see.
The kilts "must go"- In troufrs film
The "little man" doth long to hhine
ISo brave he's prown, I've naught to fear
He will let no harm rwtcb "mamma dear."
(JchI '..li'ss the boyl with his heart so true
Ami bis wonderful ulan of "work" to do
ljont may ho be our pri.lo and Joy.
Comfurtuud hopo this darling boyl
Mary Hewitt Sturdevant.
A ppearanreH Often Deeeive.
One day lnot week a Boston Ijusinetcj man,
who was nt work dictating letters to his t-lO'
nograplior, was interrupted by a busintrss oall
fr. .m two well dressed in. n, who rumained in
conversiition for some little time, and then
went out. When they had gone the business
man turned to his stenographer and said:
"Did you notice the personal appearance of
those two gontlcmcnT'
"Oh, yes."
"Well, one of theui was well known pub
iish. r of this eity, anil tlm ther was a prize
fi;;hter. Now, which was the prizo fighter
and which was the publisher?"
The pirl descrilnvl one ol tho two a young
man of agree appearance an.l pleasing
manners.
'"That," she said, "was the publisher, of
course."
"You nro mistaken," t-aid her employer.
"Tho man you took for the publisher was the
prize fighter, and the man you took for the
prize lighter was the publisher."
And this was not a ms-.i where "tho boy
lied," cither. Dustoti Transcript.
A Wonderful I. a I.e.
Ono of the most picturesque and rcmark
nHrj bodies of water in tho wo. Id is Henry's
lake in Idaho. It Is situated in the d.oni3 of
the continent in a oVj i c ton in the Itocky
mountains called TaryeoV pass. It has au
urea of forty square tnil-w, md nil around it
rise snow capped pf-ako, some of them being
the highest of the, continent's hack Ume. In
the lake i.s a floating island about JiOO feet in
diameter. It has for its basis n mat of roots
so dense that it supports largo tree3 and a
heavy growth of underbrush. These roots
are covered with several feet of rich soiL
The surface is solid enough to support the
weight of a h or so anywhere, and there nro
places where a houso could ba built. Tho
wind blows tho island about tl;e lake, and it
seldom remains twenty-four hours iu the
baiuo place. San Fraucisco Post.
Tho Ii (Terence.
Willie an Ayrshire farmer, was some
what remiss in attending divine service, and
bis parish minister, o:i oua of his pastoral
visits, tool; occasion t.i refer to it in rather a
printed manner. Willie excused himself on
the score of advancing yours, hut his spirit
ual guide would not condone t he offense on
that, ground.
'That will scarcely do, William, for I ob
serve you are very regular iu your attend
ance nt market every Friday."
"Oh, by, sir," replied Widie, "but that's
easy explained I You see wuen we gang to
tho toon we can get what we like, but when
we gang to the kirk wo hao just to tak' what
thou likes to gw us." Scottish American.
Slinnldn't Talk Abont Her.
"Mollie rami's to he married next week,
Jennie, mid I am to he her tirst bridemaid."
" You don't say so, Clara, You take my
breath away. Who will marry that big
mouthed, thing?"
"Oh, you shan't talk that way about her.
It is just too lovely for anything. She is to
marry George Blissful, don't you know; that
simpering idiot 1 rejected at Cape May last
July. And think of it, I'm to bo first bride
maid. Ha, ha ha!"
"Oh, how lovely. Ha, ha, ha!"
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Tbe ical ti-ftof tho ti.amie-is ami t.ioiul
of a nation ia not by comparison nitb
other nation, but with itself. It niw.it be
judged by the historical, not by llt topt"
grapliical KtanJard. Dues it develop? and
how? Maiincrii, like morals, tire an ;0aif
of evolution, and must often lui :i native
product, a wholly indi'.-nous thing. Tin
L the cast-, lot instance, with the- habitual
American courtesy to women in travfcl
ing a thir. unparalleled in any Euro
pean country, and of which, even in thi-
country, Howells jinds his x't type in
the Calil'ot nian. What takes the place
of it anion"; the Latin taees i.s the courtesy
of tho high bred gentli-iu.iii toward litis
Iudywhoishi.-isoci.il epial--which is
wholly dilTereiit thing. A simil ir point
of evolution in this country is I he decorum
of a public assembly. It is knr.wn that
tit the early town meetings in New Eng
land men bat with their hats on, as in
England. Unconsciously, by a simple
evolution rf jy-v.l n; ::r-'-; - !!:" !:.lb;!
been outgrown in America, but parlia
ment still retains it.
Many good le-sults may hive followed
Imperceptibly from this same tendency
to decorum. Thus Mr. IJryce points cut
that the forcible interruption of a public
liu'eting by tho opposite party, although
very common in England, is very rare in
America. In general, " it Ii us, usages are
more flexible, more adaptive; in public
meetings, for instance, we get rid of a
great many things that are unutterably
tedious, as the English practieo of mov
fng, seconding and debating the pre
scribed vote of thanks to the presiding
-jiTiccr at the end of the most insignifi
cant gathering, i Is very likely hat
rfven our incessant self criticism con
tributes toward this gradual ameliora
tion of habits. In that case the wonder
's that our Engli.-di cousins, who criticise
themselves quite, as incessantly, move so
n'owly. Harper's I5aza t .
A I.ar;ie i-eii. latum.
The longest pendulum on this continent
swings in the technological school at
Atlanta. It is a heavy pear shaped piece
of iron attached to a brass wire forty
two feet long. The upper end of the
wire is pivoted in tt steel plate f;. as to
cause th'i least jMssiblo friction. Tho
swinging of the pendulum gradually d.
scribes a circle on the floor in a e: i reet ton
following the sun, showing in this thai
"the earth do move."
Directly under the pendulum i a large
circle divided into twenty-four parts, of
Of teen degrees each, to correspond with
the hours of tho day. The north pole is
plaacd directly under the pendulum and
Clio meridians of longitude, meet there.
The parallels of latitude make entailer
circles inside the lirst.
Dr. J. S. Hopkins, president of the
school, who mado and put up the pendu
lum, perforins the experiment as follows:
THo iron is brought to the edge of, the i
circle in the meridian of Atlanta and let '
swing across. Apparently it goes straight
across, but gradually it traverses the
circle in the direction taken by l lie hiiu
and opposite to tho revolution of lb i
earth. The pendulum noticing dirc-cuy
over the axia of the earth, doe.-! not move
in exactly the same time as the f-iin, but
falls behind some hears a. day- It i.-isaid
that if it were at the north pole, when?
it would be immediately over tho axis, it
weutld traverse the circle in exactly
twenty-four hours, and nt tho equ.it or '
I.I v."t tal evsa it- 5t !.;". Vr vi'.--itv
would operate to prevent. At)antaMia..
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NEW GOODS ARRIVE DAILY
Coinplctti in nil lcp:iitinoiits. Handsome lino
ol Nroojiolilan aiid jtallfiii
HSTS. K1BE0NS, PLUMES, COLLARS
CUFFS BELTS GLOVES
FANS HANDKERCHIEFS SASH RIBEON.
We cordially invite ladies to call and ;,.( jh-kck wc
can sav; 'on lnom,'.
Moore & Studebakek.
''no dour wo I of Joe's clotliinir utoiv.
4tMl:Rls of Panama.
liutveK Keiitt-d :tnl lloilinit ltitii-tl in Svo.
ond Hand I'olliil.
The rcm.jteriii of Panama, live in all, ara
at t.'iH'o.i grove, and are wit bin one minute's
walk from one another. They nro all miu"
aged by one linn, Sves Obnrrloly ('la. On
of thes!! gentlemen went with me through ail
the graveyards and explained everything of
interest. The five cemeteries are i h.i foreign,
the Chinese, the Jewish, the old Spanish and
the new Spanish. People ii.-iy U luiried in
nny of those according to Aosiro. The man
agers of the cemeteries utc the otdy ones in
the l.asincr,:, of m.mufaeturiiig., selling and
letting Collins; . they have u c.Hlin motio(
oly just as the li:stoii lee company has a
monopoly of pio: or a New York house has u
iiiunooly i.t hams.
There tho Panama Canal company manu
facture whatever oollins they need fur their
employes, and transact a very brink business
m this partieulnr. In tho price of eoiihii
there is a wide margin, the sum being from
7 to $lnf). If even is higher than can z
afToided, an old eollin more or less clean, in
good condition of repair, can be hin d fur
oue-tcutb the selling price of a new one, and
a second hand codin of rather disreputable
appearance, bought for interment nt fl, tho
corpse liemg trunsl erred at tho grave. I i.i
is done t o a large extent. For instance, if
poor man's lricnds want to give hiiu u lii si
cla. send oflf for a little money they can hire
a -?iOO cofiin for one-tnth, i. o., f'li), and buy
aa old one for interment nt 1, making $11,
or hiring a idl) one, tho whole cost is only .,
or l.o nmy bay a ft I one nt once and not b;ro
any other, or he may go still l.vwcr by not
iising any ooflin at all, in which case he i
jnndwicheil between two weather h.-ateu
loards. It is sai 1 that he vlocps as long and
perlmps as comfortably this way as in the
most fcujiorbly trimmed receptacie.
The graves are not s Jd, but rented for onu
jr tfto years. If the regular rental is not
paid tin; body isdibiaterred, the liones throw v
in a common h'-ap and the cotliu ns.rd us 4
Second h:iid oiie. This is a Very general re
sult of burijj. Tho same system prevails,
joo, iu the I'oredas, where hoi- s in masonry
are let for 1 for eighteen months. Friend
are usuaily neghjetf ul aftel a period of mourn
Ing, ninl a common heap of houes kept, in
tmgh yard is enormous. Tht re, A-l'-t iu Is,
Caucasians and Africans Hie mixed up like
buttercup's ba'. ies. This jumble of human
i-eiiiuiiis Suggests much trouble when Gabriel
fclows his triimjiet. V;.o will be aide to nd
the full complement ef his ovu i,!;elelon i The
a.ilrt one may make up his own deficiency
from tho pick of the r.'t, but the slow moving
individual will bo apt to rui-s it. I fear there
will be many misfits to the Celestial grave.
Who i-riu tell whether one is entit led to ad
jii:;sion if one i.s composed partly of some on$
eL:e.- The v.ry thought is tlisagreeable and
perr.P.'viMg.--A Panama Letter.
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b..: l-. ia 1; i r on a (mivrrin i wing
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l.'i rosy h,.l.t mid hi .('! i -. -. ;
r.ii.o 1 neliaiited scene its radiant :.hore
I pai tlic wave is pietare I o er
.Mhv.'art the broad and I rf lentous rivi-r
Tie; lii'.t rays of Hie smiltght inv r. 1
bil-e hmnaa bles:.i:i i after t.iLuig lluhl.
They leave br-hiad I le'in .: I rack of li .-i.i
1 1.'.''. on I he scene i.ed li.rrrin-; miiiu
' i il tv ill. lit ils i.hadie-. s ilili"i'se
'1 hi 1: 1 cie ' I' t "i--:iri bell
I.t .i 'je:; 1 !;.-, ' ir --,i ii It i r il' imi ri: ell !
- "Fp.il-jii" in !."ew Oi le iir: p..ii'tui,.
l.nici d and Thru 'C:ibh.-l He..
I bae.-:a by the hour in II I .1 . o. I ho
t .slii.iii.ible tlioroii-iil.ir.f i .M.i.lu.l,
..p.iin, and watch. 'd tie? dark eve. I boau
lieoi.f ib.tl eil.-!.i ;.L.-.l city in all llnir
loveliness, but they were a I va s .-:.jji-i-ate.l
in my mind wiih treachery and d-c-it.
While thus silling one beautiful
evening, the thorniig fa 1 e thronged uiih
its usual gavet', I saw two splendidly
dre.--scil ladies meet and embrace with
groat fid hii.si.ism, wh. n, v. ii li a e.hi II of
horror, 1 saw one d" tie m sleall.hily ihaw
ai-tih-tto and phmgo it lcep into tlm
back of the other. A ,hrii-k, a fall, .t
r.uddcn riisl ling .f ln ;i s as t he mifder
c"s ipiic'.ly min-. l d wiih t!ic crowd, iind
all was over. 1-oivst and Mfntnii.
Tar.iiing by i.i .! rlcity.
feather is now tanned by electricity. The
process consists iu subject ing the hides iu Con
tact wiih ordinary tanning materials (with
out aeidsj to the le t ion of a current of elec
tricity on it revolving drum. Tho saving in
time is vei-y great two to four days instead
of I hrco to nine mont lis v hi!e tho cobt ta ro-(lui-ed
to four cents in dead of eight. fievv
York Telegram.
. Oiit Host;.
Mrs. J. li. Kveritt bent to tho office of thu
boston (Ua.) World a cm ios.ily io lb hapa
of a lose. It consist';.! of a full blown rose,
with three s4n.-1r.-1t1. nn.l ili..iiii, f
growing oul or trie center ot Die large i .e
It wns certainly a s-.tranu freak t.f natiue.
A Human "UoiiMcr.
Mrs. Mothei leigh Is it tnt a ilelighfful
thing to fc-ct that you ure u good man's, h.-ljr-meetd
Mi s. Yoimg-yfo T7o, it Isn't, so long a
that fij-gra voting husband of mine call tu
his "heip 'im out ." l'iltbui liulletiu.
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