JLT
i
Vallsry
105 S th ht.. Union Mm k, formerly
415 Mnin tttrei-t.
.V Hpl'itdM Mtrkft, wli.Tt- Kv.Tjthinp
kept in Firnt '1iim. We nini to
idi'ust-, Mill huiit it tin- I'utron
ae of til-! I'uMit:.
tiik cihucit srr.Mo,
KXL'KhhKN'I UOAHTS,
TIIK SWEKTKST CUTS,
KIN KS I" CUKKD MBATS.
I.N hKASON.
B fir an.l lie He-it itfaling I eipect to
nicrit ii hIi inr of Mie. trade.
lm. .1. K. VAIXKUY. rn.j,
W i-.in ;!! I'.l-vksiiiiTli shop
Waiym. ISn.t'-ry. Macluin! and
plow U Airitir 'lme
UOUSKSllO.'.IN'l A SPECIALTY
Ill UC ttH
NEVKRSLIP HORSESHOE
ivi.i, 1. U tli- tM-t liorsnoi
for tin
far i iii-t ,
r f..r I'-i-t .Invitiu, or lor mi;
.vr inv. nt.-.l. It h so i.iuiU-
1 . ,r 1..t
tint m.y.me ' r -
Corpus r-r W,t rm.l w M-prr,
day. or muo.,,!,. .lry m-,.1,. :.H nt
i,M simp ..l. l .-X-ullMH- the. Nnvi-KM.M-
and vi. u will n-- "o other.
.1. M. SIINKl.LIiACKKK.
J12 North Fifth Si. FLiU-moutl.
MNl'K.fTrHKH OF AN!)
WHOLESALE & RETAH
HKAI.KK IN THE
Thoi
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TOBACCO AND sMOKKUS' AKTICLl.
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Cm stipoly ev. rw Jcin-ui.l of the citv.
Call ati.l i;-t t.-rin. Fo;i:tii t;oi t
in r.ir of ojn-ni 1.'Mi-c.
HENRY BOECK
Tlie Loaning
FURNITURE
LEALER
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UNDERTAKR,
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STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES.
GLASS AND
QUEENSWARE
Hon? sail. M a Specially
tiif L'uble Solicited.
JOHNSON ByiLDING;,Nsrtk flUSl
Liiiiiber
3 i
1
It. i.
PIKF
,Are always llaMo-to Midden and severo';
coins, 10 croup, aoiw uiriwiy ing tevcr, et.
J:i UKiliuS, to lie t-fli:clive, mual te ruluiin-l.iu-rcl
without delay. jNotlilng Is better
:ul.iitd fur smli einerrenrics than Ayvr'm
lurry f'-rtoral. It soothi'S tl ilitl.'lim-il
in. jiii.i.iii.-, pi '.hkiI' a xii-i'toi;iliin, ri ll.-vt s
:ii;'iiii', ami I nlm -s sl--p. 'I hi- ninit u.su
of this iii.-ilK'iiii- lias s.-iveii innumerable livt-s,
liolli il ymiiiK anil oh1.
Onirol my ihiMn-n bail rrnup. Tho' run
was ultriuh-il l.y our I'liYMri.'ii, and wxs sii-m.si-i
to In: Will uiuli-r contriil. Oik; uiKl't
1 was .st.iitli-il l.y tin- i liild '.s haul lircathiiig,
;:iiil ou ;,'iu in n Iijuiul it
Strangling.
Jt lind iK-.irly oeasivl to lirt'.itlie. Ki-allzlnn
that the chilli's alarmiiiK comlition hail be-r'.ini-
u-siM.' in S.ili- of tin' nii'ilii-iiM! it hail
t:ik-u, 1 ri-:isoii-l that surh rciiii-ilies woulil
l.i- of no avail. Having a. Iart of a hottli; of
Ayrr's flH-rry 1'i-ctoral In thir hous-, I kv
tin- 4-liiM lhi'-i- iIosi-h, at sliort inti-rvals, ami
anxiously wai'.-'l n'sulls. I'rom th' nioini-nt
tin- I'n-toial was Kiv i. IhP rhilil's hn-athiiur
I'rnv easi.-r, anl in a .short timi; it was sh-r-iud
uii:lly and l.n-nthiii(j naturally. Tho
rhilil is alivf aiil wHI t-tay. ami I lo not
lu sltat.- to say that Avi r's rhi-rry rcrtoral
.savfil il.s lilc." C. J. WoolihiiJui;, Wol tliain,
Ti-xas.
r f ' - I.r poliN. r.iuelis, hrnnohltls, asthma,
ami th- -arly .sta.-s of cunsiimjitioii, take
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
rKEl'AKKM nv
DR. J. C. A"irT:R & CO., Lowell, Maes.
o!! t.y all I ruri;i-tf. Price $1 ; nix holtlc-H, )&
TIIK
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ii:i t'Vrr l .-.vi ! -v i -i-1 fur t lie pui'i'iS'. War-ranw-.l
l iln all that ran In rras"ali!y cx-li.-rtcil
of tin- very best typewriter extant
--ii ,-:tiV ii --i;-ti.' 1: w -.ir.'u i i-i - minute oi
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I! :-. no :iMit in your town adilress the
:n.:r.uf.icturiH.
Tim I'AKU-n M i"; r.
'"i!ts nanU-il 1'afisll X, Y.
F. I J. SEKLEMIRE, Ayenl.
Lincoln, Neb,
PUBS irmPLE SUGAR
ninl Syruji.
"it'-vl on l-ixi- or in ill lots
i i
Pure,
.".lipid Sugar Co
Chk-ago, III-j
;i ,:; :r .i.r.N
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.-t; rr: Agents.
Ths 5th St. iGrchant Tailor
Keep? a Kull Line of
Vim:iTr YoTir ' -Tr..t by civlntrH'm aiM
',','COO CLOCK
-I. 'si
JOI.lA N i rOKC ELAIX'C KO VVXS
IJri Jg'j workj.-inii fine fjoKl work a
SPECIALTY.
I)K. STKfNACS LOCALaswell a other hu
estheticsiven forth painless extraction of
teeth.
C. A. MARSHALL, - Fitzgerald B1m-'
ra.ififiii
or maooa, mimm
Emt$lons, Spermatorrhea.
Nervousnt, 8sif Dlttntt.
tM Of Mtmxynf. Si, : HUM
make mo m 8?OH9; Viaor-
flaxM. 96 CO.
With tap b jM. AttrM
4T.LOUM.
ORESSLER.
. - N .
VS.
DINED ON ROASTtD MEN.
I
fljl "Camilhal Who laliii. to
lfar. i:at-ii lluimni I Irsli.
Tb geoeTai rnriosity of our entire.
town was iironst-il by tlio .iH':ir;iiic, '
iijhiii our ntn- ts of a native of Inciia,
wlio was lorn upon one i,f iln- Fiji
i.-laii'ls. lb- won- a very n-l or carilinal
colon ' I suit of clot tics, kin-i- pants, atui
jai Ki t t rinitiK'il with black vi-lvi t collar
iiinl cttfl's. Over his hhuMi-r In- -arri-il
:t cloak that was tii-'l ovi-r th.- h-l't siinnl
h r iiinl nnih-r tin; riht, mad.' of white
;in.l ri-il il inticl. His h-ail w;is covi-n-d j
wit h a blon.-' that i -1 1 ilown l;is back,
iiinl t i 1 1 over thi.s ;i soiubn-ro. Jli shoes
won- ti'-il niili-r tlii instep with ;i on:--ha'l
i'u li white braiil that wonii'l around
tin? b'j? up to the- knees. His eneriil ap-pi-ararici'
was vfry j.';i;idy.
Tliis i.r.!ie was converted when t!.l
years old, .-md is now 71 years of iif.
i ii -faiii. r lived to la- i:iu years of ae.
1 1 is life has bis-n sp'-nt in lect urin. on
! tie cotidil ion of his people He spi aks
i w.-at y Ia:i-.;u;iv;es lliu-nlly. When fiye
or six -ais old In- saw an Indian woman
throw her child to a crocodile tli.it
v. i;;!:e.i l.do'i pounds. ' The jmitnal
a:' i 1 he child, an 1 t ii" niotli'T caught
i: . it ran bar!; to 1: r 1. :i:iir for its
iif -. v. hen she threw it ii;a:n. Tliis tiin
: ! .--. i.Iil.-- t ii ;ck il wish its claws,
: . il into two pieces and ate it, very
.She then n-poi -icd Iier ;icts to
;:ie t' C'.-m priest, and he ltlcss'-d ln-r, s;iy-ui.-r
lo ln-r, " o sin no more."
He also was a cannibal. When lie was
T ears old there were twenty-one inin-i.-ters
who were caught, travelini; and
prospecting for laccs to locate churches,
and one of th:-sc minist- rs was beh'-.-idc d
every morning by their Iiigli priest and
his 11 :di conked, and the natives were
ii'ade to sland in a row and each one was
.:iv n a j.art of the ilesh, and they sJ
md ate it. This was continued every
!::;.' for twenty one days, until all of the
leiiii-teis were eat -n up, and he site part
of twenty-one preachers.
lb? savs the natives never do eat one
an.- ij ln-r uTiiess one is t.il-.eu in wa
a missionary; that it is a mislal;
or iis
i idea
ili.-it 1 in-y .- lay one another to eat when
this man ami that is fat enough to cat;
:hat the beasts of the field never slay
one of their kind lo iin v upon, and that
th.- savages have never
lower than wild animals.
stitntiou. gotten to le
-Atlanta Con-
(lei'm- in
The oddest story of
;-. i s from Norfolk. .
1: Steyi iN'ii. 1 he a'llh
;; s-m? in tlie fo
;nd was told to
r of 'The Birds
H. T. Frere. A
itt r;ic1ed to the
ry ni-iht by the
1 i !' 1 iieir vi .ices
f Norfolk-.
lv t
f ge:
le j..'-v
;e Wen
1-! ;-.e 1!oi'!
?o-,,ri of Diss on )i lo:
li'.liis. and from the sou;
set m "d to 11 v scarcely
higher than the
1 1 e:. of i ::e le lUSes.
Tli.-y crime abort 7 p n.. and. ;is it
was Suinir.y i.'Veni I : ' ?v' t' d to
be esjieeially altracled by 1h'? lights in
the church, and their incessant clamor
not a little disturbed the congregation
a M-n:i;led for evening service. From
thrst time until ' a. in., when the fog
cleared off and they departed, they con
tinued to Uy around utterly bewildered.
One bird happened to fly to low as to
strike a gas lamp outside : he town
probably it was flying round the light--just
as a policeman was pas.-dng by, who
very properly, as the bird was making a
great noise outside a public house, took
it into custody, and tin? next day it was
with equal propriety sent oil to a pri
vate lunatic asylum at Melton, where it
li v-d for some years an honored guest.
. pectalor.
!i-n a :-n t leiiiau Siri:i Itim-lrj.s.
! )o ;-e know when an ele j-.-nit. pol
i h--d ..eiitleman seems like a tramp'' It
is win n lie allows the impression to go
T.t that he has no place he can call
home, or belongin to hiins' If individu
al1'.', bv using club stationery for nil of
hi- coi j-e-pntiilence. Something .about it
tie re is that smacks of snobbishness,
po.eiiv or sec rev y more than of the dig
nil y belonging to an exclusive or popu
lar club. For it general address in the
revolving of city life one's club is de-
1 11 . ....... ...... i ..4- 4V...W.-M .1 M.tiV
Clw.Ulv COIlYCIllv liL, .lll.i nine nin tti-q
t;ir:: le.ites atid levters that have t!ie cor
rect air when topped by the club name,
monogram or coat of arms, but when a
man c onfines himself to the club sta
tionery for his business letters, his formal
iii. l iub'tmal notes and .-ill social letters
it calls v.p that class of men who board
ill inferior hotels and slip around to
will known high priced ones and help
themselves to the paper that is left in
the reading ami writing rooms for the
u-e of the guoists. Chicago Herald.
Lump Sliat'i'h.
M.-iny of tlios gorgeous lamp shades
that bewilder the eye from half a dozen
show windows on Fifth avenue are made
at h-mio bv women who have seen the
: '..i..f -'-hi tier days." The work re
qr.ires nicety of taste and skill in needle--
rk. I; --igt-s a:id inat-.-riu's aro fnr-:.i.-'.e-t
s:o:::etimes by the shopkeeper,
- ::,etii:: s by the women that do the
v. :k. !": i.-rge.-t Muvlrs are jUitde over
T-,r;:"l frames. The mat. -rials entering
into the work are silk, satin, lace and
ilieiai il..v:er?-. Prices of the more
elaborate shades vary from 10'to A-"0,
so that he cost of a handsome lamp
fully equipped may run up to $500. In
home cases milliners also make lamp
shades, and the fact that they are able
to utilize remnants of silks and cf other
materials gives them a peculiar ad
vantage in this business. New York
Sun. . .
Bat They Didn't.
John Hays,'" Nebraska youth, re
ceived 46 letters from his pirl, and she
received 470 from him. Each one wrote
on every letter, "Burn this after read
ing.' but both took great care not to do
anything of thj sort. If you want a
woman to nave your love letters just let
her think you want them burned. De
troit Free Press.
Putttus Him to tin T '.
runner IVastraw Well, son
what
did you learn at college?
Sott I learned to fence, for one thing.
! Farmer Ptsrrw That's- goodr I'H
get imi iaitvim'rrrr" l we'll hve
a bout. Munsey's Wo-kly.
I
Tho manager ofbiie of the larges
jcwvlrjtoi-e.4 iti;tltt'.rty -M sffWf1
at some 'tTTienences hf? had h.td with
diamond tlueves. Siiid lie:
Of coutki -W t arf f.unilinr with Mie
f; c-s "of 'i great many of the most expert
thieves who pick up diamonds and
j..welry while examining them under
pretense of buying, but naturally our
knowledge is limited, and great care ts
exercised when xjMising preci jus stones.
I keep all the h ose diamond- in my pri
vate oflice anil atter.d to their stile my
self, but this is rat her a dangerous pi licy.
( ' lite recently a man came in ami asked
to see some unset diamonds, and with
out thei-lightest'SUspicioii I brought him
in bvre and spread out a number of pa
pers of very valuable stones.' was seat
ed in u revolvingchair. and had occasion
In t:;r.i my bai k -u him f..i" ii moment,
and when 1 looked around again 1 dis
covered that two valuable stones wire
mi.sing.
Very quietly I folded up th" papers,
!ca ing t he one fo:n which the .-.tones
i .1 been taken until the l.i.-i. Tiieti
:.;v:ng c.irelessly tiiat I iiad something
civ t'ishow l.ini. I turned to a drawer
l.i my disk .-md got my revolver. Thin
: w,;:.l 1 .-av; - J lo .- i:o-.v y ou, an 1 now
j.i.-! put b.i'-k 1 t wo di.imon-Is,' s.i id
i. in- I..-el at la. for a luonie:; . ,
something about. ii:.-.u!i ing a geuil.-mau,
but li" jaw tne r.-volver Iooi..ng i-iy
.' -:-ot;s, and finally produced the
: o;..-., from hi.-, ve.-l pocket. Philadel
phia J 'r. ss.
Vi iirrr Nalni'- I- II vrrsril.
Yuma! Wii.-it recollections the name
"it : 1' bring- up! Yuma, where they dig
!or Wood a:i t climb for water. Win re
there an more Mexicans than Ameri
coiis, and more Indians than either.
Where the 'thermometer "seldom gets
above 1 IS in the shade," and where the
wicked Yum;
iiool sent home for
his lilanket. Win-re tie seat of lion-.r is
the left hand, and the raibo.id hotel
gies the traveler teller b.ef.-teaks.
Wln re the river is the color of the cart h,
and the earth the color of the water.
V.'iiore steamboats run comfortably on
moist sand, and t he prisoners in the peni
I' uliary k.-ep r tore in the prison yard.
Where the girls are "tough" and the
boys are 'gentle ami refined." Where
th'-y eat strawberries in .January, and
v. ijt-re I lie desert blossoms like tin lose.
Where the rainfall is less in n year than
i' i.; in New York in a duv. and where
the old men pitch pennies and fly kites.
V. !: re the Indian w.ai rim- is practically
; i aeei'ul and clean, ami where the entire
world seems topsy turvy.
Such is Yuma, a picturesque town sit
uated in the heated collier of the world
vborc Arizona, California and Mexico
i... et. Omaha World-l b-rald.
Sport That Is Uathrr Cruel.
The s -i ; p; n i : ;i bad bedfellow, and
" lias a jaeaii trick of hiding in your
uofs and slinging you when you put
:e:n on. lint y ou can have fun with
;ai alier a fashion. If you want to
ring out th'' best qualities of a scorpion
ni!d ii little corral of dry leaves or
.per around him and &et fire to it Jit
1 p. infs. Make tho circle about a foot
iii imeier. so that tie- li.iine.s will not
uvh your prisoner. When he sees the
: g of fire the scorpion will try to es
. .. first at one nlace and tin-n at an
:'a -r, but the lkuiics will drive him
ack every time, ami when he realizes
:ar he is completely surrounded be will
treat to th ? c.-nler of the ring and d"
berulely commit suicide by curling his
::1 over and stinging himself in the
o-k. So you see that nat ure sanctions
,h i !e uinler some circumstances in
i'.o of wb-it the preachers say about it.
he scorpion teaches a les.-ou that a man
;id better roinember if he finds himself
; the center of a gang of Apaches. San
"raiici.-co Examiner.
Two Sinful;!- Showers.
n Saturday, Nov. 11. ls-. there was
;i shower of peculiar shaped seeds over
an area of several square miles in the
vicinity of Statesburg. S. C. The shower
began about 1 1 :'I0 i!-. rn., and was noted
fir twelve miles in one direction and
a", .ut seven and a half in the other. In
the center of the- district over which they
fell the ground was r.lmost covered, the
noise made by them as they fell on the
leaves much resembling that made by
.h. .. sleet. When examined under the
microscope tiie.-e seel, like granules, ap
peared wholly di lTet tut from any seeds
known to botanists of that part of South
Carolina.
In the following month. December.
IsS'J, Huntington, lnd.,and vicinity w:is
treated to a shower of strange worms.
They were only about the fourth of an
inch in length and about the diameter of
a smail sewing needle. In some places
tl:.-y fell in such abundance ns to cover
the snow and ice to the depth of nearly
hali an inch. Hi. Louis liipablic.
w
'ar.
slii.'ills.
In
jrui'-r v
s the night watchmen
as they went their
I ;e l-.-au and the itazc
of ll-.v. -ii. -an To
r- ai.i's. d oi
of the wv.tkcr.
The-- w.-achnier were generally old
men. whose inhrmai'.'s. ratiier than their
fitness, made them guardians of the
night. Of one of thwm, a watchman of
Canterbury, Cooper, the English artist,
tells a story amusingly illustrative of the
mental dullness of the class.
One night it had been raining between
the hours of the old man's rounds, a fact
of which he was ignorant, having snoozed,
as usual, in his watch box. When he
started on his next round the rain had
ceased, and the light of the moon was
reflected in many pools of water. As
the old man went along he was heard to
CJill out:
'Past 11 o'clock, a wet night and more
moons than usual !"
Patriotic.
A young lady of Seattle, who has been
forwarding very interesting accounts of
her travels in Europe to her friends at
home, sent her last letter from Paris.
She was enthuMaotic over' the " French
capital, and after saying everything else
that six? could ia- it favor, rapturously
lt?lareii,ttTo mj .mind ?ft; is the SeafcU
of Earbjpe:"" Albany Argu.
f ' 4 9 I 1 f li 1 I r 'ill . fc ;t I ! t
. f ' Isl . I . e iJI.iO.fi.il H " I -
- i l.i ! .- I'J.i . I . l ,, if t .
what
Custoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher" prescription for Infant
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic n:!st:uicc. It i a. harmless ulKtitute
for larfforsc, Irops, Soothing Syrups, and Caxtor Oil.
ic Is Pleasant. Its tiurantco is thirty years nso hj
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fevcrishncss. Castoria prevents voiii'tinjr Sour Curd,
cures Iiarrhc:i and Wind Colic. Castoria relieve
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castori.i assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving- healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is th- Children's Panacea tho Mother's IViend.
Castorii.
Cnrtstri Is ui ex- le-'it. in. .tii-lnn fer rti'l
ilren. Mftlifrs li c r ;. ::t'-i;;.. t .id n..-ef it3
tjeod offisct uimiii llu-ir cli.Iiln ii."
In. U. C 0oo-,n,
Iiwi l!, Mam.
Ciister'a Is tlie 1., . t o-j'if 'y r..r !iil ipai f
which I am i.i-'iauaia-.I. 1 Ii t'.e il.iy i.ei ot
far iliKlant u ln-n i.-i! In rs w illeuni li-r tin- n.v.l
inten iit .f tli. ir i liil h en, i.n I u ; i t'.istori.i
steiul ef tin- v.-irintisn'i.e-l: m -t ruiie; t liirli are
destroying lli' ii- 1.-.1 innv, l.i f orcin, i in,
morphine, rieeih ug syriiji mi 1 et'p r Inirifi.!
si-nt.s ilnwn t'i ir t!ir-'i:!ts, tli- rely n.-nJiiio;
them to jiri-maturo eriivi-s."
l'l. J. V. KlvrtlKIM!,
C'.JiiMiiy, Arl;.
Tho Ccntnur CoTTipriny, T7
rii'i.-jejiiar j'tts
1 "Jv1
Jjj 'tJf M 15 E! I'fc TAI!:I).,
.1. H. 'il?;'. YKS & CO.
I)i:.I.i:US IN PINE hF.VJiEIt,
.slII.N'iiLiiS. h.VTII, SASH.
JJOKS, liLINDS.imd nil buihling material
Vai
S ami sM5 us at the itoraujr of
mid Ellin street, one block
of !!Seiisel's mill.
nor
LATTSMOUTH
SBwy yss5 ia'cew f 42ae
Surmy wlies'e yota vim eSect
yosiaa cwas irwm t?asit wSI5 Sse a.
you. II Si:ire ssSS 5ie leadlraj va
S'let2cr4 Iisaw ImiHw wlaal
varieties w35I cl Isere ISian
agcsnte and yoca csaca feasy an
cheap
Apple trees. .'5 y(-:trs fll -Apple
trees, li years old -
Cherry, early :i,-h:r.:n!, late
Plum, 1 ottawat l.unie. v lid Uoose
lias)berrie.-, ('rr. Ty1'1'
Strawberries, Sh:;!-;!'-s Cre-sen
Concoivl vine.-, ye;;r.- old -Moors
Early -rape. - years old. -Currants,
Cherry Currants
Snyder blackberries - -Industry
Gooseberry - 8
Downing Gooseberries, 2 years old
Houghton Gooseberries, 2 yearn old -Asparagus
Rosses, red moss and white moss
Shrubs, Hydrangea
Honey Suckle -
Show Balls -
Lilacs - . " -
Evergreens, Norway'spruce B, Fir
Sfursery oac-half mile north oi
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