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Surveyors
K K. IIILION.
atlDiHtei u..d pUns .l all w-.rK Inr.i.sheU
Keloids K-Ut.
Olbu in M:inm I'.U.ck.
pBATTSMOL'TII
NtliHAbKA
j. C. lfl"2t,
County Survey ci
CIVIL EHC1HEER.
All orders left with County Clerk will
iiccivt! prompt Htt:iition.
OFFICE IW COURT HOUSE.
AW OKK1CE
vm i. imowN.
Phonal a.l. n, "... to u.l bo-.,..- l""""1
Tlt,S."m V.C'-nipiled, Iuh,-
anee written, real est' e oi'i- fl) ,.,,. th:n
tetter ; V j,, At,KNCY
A,).,. - NKH1MSKA
PLATTSMOU 111
JTTORNKV
A. N. SULLIVAN.
Attorney at-l.w. W ill j.r..,,,.t anl-
Unlou M.!cL" htf.,U.l-aUM.i..tl.N''--
JTTOKNEY A I.AW.
WIN I I1 AM & DAV1ES.
mi H WINDHAM. J"UN A. IAVTKS
Notary 1'ublic try l'llr
tflK-e ovrr Bark olfa-s County.
riattamuutb - - - N"h
Banks,
B ak ofCass C o an t y
for Main ami Fifth strrt-t.
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rum ui iriit. -.
8uii1uh
O. II. Iarn-'e
Kred tior.u r
J. M. l'attt-is.iii
T. M. l'attTson.
I'resiileni
Vice lT-sitl-ir.
Aest Caflimt
DIRECTORS
Oil rarmt-l. .. M IattiTMn. . Kr-rt (Sonler
A. It." Siiiitli. U. It. Wiii.ltiam. It. S. Kaiii-.- ano
T.' M.r.itlffs'"
A GENERAL H.A.NX1NC JUSTNESS
( 'i tiAiioxi. TLD
Account soli-it-l. laten-sf Ilowe.l on time
deposit- t-'l tT"iIt at -ntioiisivfa to a. I
Uiess eii(ri.tcil ti i'.;r.
The Citizens
BANK
PLATTSMtU'TH - NEMUASKA
Jaylta! stock paul in yifll
Authorized Capital, 8100,000.
-- tlKFU Eliri
PRANK CAKKUTH. JO- A. CONNOK,
President. VlL-e-I'rest ei t
W. II. t'LSHINc. Car-hier.
DIKKCTOKS
rank farrutb .1. A. Connor. F. It. ;ntb-.
J. W. Johnxon. Henry Hock. John O'Keere
W. l. Miriam. Win. WeteDt-amp. W.
H. riishtnu.
TEANSACTSIA GENERAL BArilKS BUSiKES
Sslics . call lie.
Buys ana scl!- exchanire. fount y and
'I
fll Slireiies.
First National
BANK
OK PLATTSMOLTH. NEBKASKA
Paid up capital
gKrplu
s.iO.O.'O.IHI
10,000.09
ffWlheoytethe PrmP'
Banking Business
Stock bonds, pold. Kvernmeut ard local ue--arltiei
bouKht anil sold. Deposits received
inJaoVrest allowed on the certificate
ff dravvxi available in any part of the
KSei and all the principal town- of
(Surope.
OOU.ICCTIOJ.S MADE AND PKOM rTLV BEMIT
TKl. Slchest marker P'lce pi J for County War
R Viubi. State m t'ounty bonds.
DIKECTOKS
John Fit.raM JVIWhpSrtb
liwrpe K. Movey
oan FltzraM. 8-W,M-Preident
i-a'C
PERKINS - HOUSE,
217, 21v, 221 and 2: Main St..
lattsmouth, - Nebraska.
H. M. EONS. Proprietor.
Ihe Perkins has been tkoroughlj
tenovated from top tc
aow one of the best hotels in the state
Boarders will be takep by the week at
$4.50 and up.
GOOD BAR CONNECTED
EMORY
-n T-liSKion to lToC.
2-7 I"ti
U:
A Great Event
In one's lif- is llio ili.scovfry of a roundly for
aoim: loiiK-MtancliiiK m.il.iily. The humoii of
Ki:rofuln is in your liloo.i. Von inlK-iiluU it
from your ancestors. Will you LraiiMint it
to your olliuin In llu; i'Mt majority
Of.-ai- s, l.olhroi.iiiliii.lioliainlfat.iMlion
iii.i'.- ill S'-roful.i. II H mi)iom-. (o Iii: Uiu
1i tni.ii y s.M. i i- of m.iiiy oiih i ii-laiii'ini'iils
tf the liouy. Iii-j;i(i al oin tr lo i Icaii-je your
Lino. I Willi Ihc l.ioJ.ii'l allclalivu,
Ay
ers
Sarsaparilla
"For several months I was trouhleil witli
8'Tof iiluiis i i iijilions over Ihe whole lioily.
My :ii lite was li.nl, aul my system so
prostrated that I was iinaMe to work. After
trying several remedies in vain, I resolved
to lake Ayer's Saisaparilla, and did so witti
Siieh ooil i llecl lll.ll less 111. HI one hotllu
Restored My Health
and strenUi. The r iisdity of tlie onre as
luliished Hie, as I exjieeled the Jirocess to hi!
lonir and teilions." Frederieo Mari. Kr
liaiides. Villa Nova de ti.iya, I'oit ui?al.
For many ye an I was a sulfeier from
scrofula, until ahout three years ajjo, when I
bcan th use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, since
which til-' disease ,ris entirely disappearet
A little chil l of mine, who was trouhleil witti
the same complaint, has also hcen cured hy
this medicine." H. I'.raudt, Avoca, Nebr.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
i-iiki-aki:!" r.v
DR. J. C. & CO., l,ov ill, Mass.
Bold hy Iruiatd. $ 1, ei 1 949?A'.rl4 5 a bottle.
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ranted to do all that can be reaso iabjy ex
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I'ao tbleof wri'jii .-, words tier minute ot
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Lincolii, Neb,
PUBS MAPLE SUGAR
hud Syrup,
fyow prires unDtt'il on larc or Mii:tll lotB
Strictly Purq.
Adirondack Maple Sugar Co
lv:5-i M iiir.i.' st ., (."oiago. 111.
Wstt i n Aiit-nts.
K. DRESSLER,
The 5th. St. Merchant Tailoi
Keeps a Full Line of
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Ooutinlt Your Interest by Uiving Hlra a Jill
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IJri Jge workjand tine ;okl work a
SPECIALTY.
UK. STEIXAl'S LOCAL as well as other an
esthetlcsiven for the painless extraction of
teeth.
C. A. MARSHALL, - FiUgerald Bl"
Btrrs, Prompt; Potr
Curt for Impattnc: Lots
of Uanhood, Seminal
emissions. Spermatorrhea,
Nervousness, Self Distrust.
Lota of Memory. Ac. Will
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Soeciat Dirctloni Maltwj
with each Box. Address
Laori Llaiaest Z3-,
:r.3 Lucas Ave.
tT. LOUIS. Mtt
.--1.
r .inil.wl fli.l.l- thnnklrHt were fair:
Tli- luMy inrt tttrelcln -I urci.-n iii-iiih over-
! Ii.-.kI;
I'll'- sun -ink i?oll UiimI thro tin .pi il air,
. Ami a l.nl hrook k-uin- l 1o a u il i. l;l il Ix-ii.
Hi.-in.-low l.u l. Hut.; ml mi- !. Ii.,ui.1 i,... .
i J"ii . w.i 1 i-.i i..u II a! . '. : I' v fin:-.,
I A !.! I in Uf'l thfir if . I -as hia.il.- in ji-aloua
f. ;.r.
And. oh. my In art was
r.iue. bl'le III!) dali
lad. f'ir it was iu iii(r;
If. I td.ie thai swuii
tiU'. si '11 "i "i- ulad my siiul.
The world tt.ii -.wi-.-l l.i in
if iiie:iilnrin';
liecau-i: of love.
Ivii - i re i:ra ;
I . r.. -. I a I..:
l iie u inds
1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 ;
b e l,e i. i d. i.
and il.i
A I m i e t lie I
i. !.. Iii M; I In- U
eri-jit ia Iroui
a "ill. sul tin
Ii.
inid.t'.ie lirimk grieved niht
I low sound of falling cones.
un;,
liiiimin vviiiLjs tlur uiollliil pheasant
I.
The I'hosl I v i ri es reached I : i r.-ii arms ai ros.-,;
And, i ll. nr. !. irt 1 so . II I I. new
The winter . i n ld u a i d 'J ! 1 been Use of loss.
1 : 1 1 :t I i ii"-:i:ison in West Shore.
An A mtiiii;; ci-ii in Court.
):: 'u'" Hi'- must aniiisiri yet uiiex-
o -r-t . - I H'!ls;it iII SfflK-S I'V'el' wit IlfSseil
in a t'f'ialrc ticcurriMl at tin? Theatre
1. M.hh Ik'sIit.
ftirtam lrev
:;ii
I. r .Mr. '1'ooh- to al
s tlio court in
!:.n:o!l vs. I'ickv.ii
W.l'-ll tin- whole
of the jury mysteriously ilisajijieareil,
tiioir "linx" su'l'li-tilv jcivinic way and
iii:iiliiii lln; "fjniMl men and Irue."
At firs', tin-vast .ludioncc who crowded
every part of the thealn." were silent,
fl aring some dreadful accident had oc
curred, but as the unlucky jurymen
rapidly reappeared, unhurt, though look
ing very foolish, they broke out into a
perfect hurricane af laughter, which
lasted several minutes.
T!ie curtain had tube dropped to allow
l.lit- jury to bo boxed" a.ain, and when
Mr. Toole bctf.-m his address be provoked
another burst of risibility by alluding to
the jury as "that worthy body of stead
fast and -immovable men."
A peculiarly anr..sin feature of this
novel scent was the fact that the major
ity of the '.inr3"" wre staifo carpenters,
whose duty it was to erect the "court,"
and they suffered in this cast? for their
own carelessness. London Tit-Bits.
Hiding tlie Vootl-u llnr.
Torture on a grand scab went out
with Felton, the assassin of liuckin.o;
h.'iiii. but torture on a small scale con
tinued to be practiced on military of
fenders down to the Eighteenth century.
Thw f r:n most frequently resorted to
-w:i -that known as the wooden horse, to
Lrfo'v''ii-h was'the punishment accorded
for petty thefts, insubordination, and so
on. Tiie wooden horse was made of
pi-inks nailed ttvet her so as to form a
sharp ride or aule about eiht or nine
fevt. loin:. This ridge, represented the
back of the horse, ;,":! w: ; supported by
four posts or legs ;iiout live f-.-i t high,
placed on a stand made movable by
truckles. To complete the resemblance
with the noblest animal in creation a
head and tail were, added.
When a soldier was sentenced, either
!y court martial or by his commanding
'oi'.ici r. to ride the horse, he was placed
!. ihe brute's back, with his hands tied
behind him.. and frequently enough, in
order to increase the pain, muskets were
fastened to his legs to weigh them down
or. as was jocularly said, to prevent the
fiery, untamed, barebacked steed from
kicking him off. London Graphic.
A New Cilove Mcmlrr.
If is quite a difficult matter to repair
one's gloves so neatly and perfectly that
it cannot be detected as an nonprofes
sional's work, but there is a little in
veution which facilitates this work to
.siicii a degree that even untrained hand
c-pi do it. with neatness and dispatch.
Ihe apparatus is made of nickel, and
consists of two parts, which press against
each other by means of a spring. Part
of the top edge is provided with small
t-i th iii close range to each other. The
seam of the glove t be mended is care
"i'uily pressed between these teeth, and
the needle pass d in and out at every
''niiig. Repairing done in this man
ner is so perfect that it cannot be no
lic -d. New York .li.inrnal.
As the fly glides rapidly over a smooth
si:r:'a'-e every step presses out a supply
if gum strong enough to give him a
sine footing and to sustain him in safety
it he halts. So strong is the cement that
that upon one of his six feet is quite suf
iieient to sustain the weight of his whole
body. But if be 6tands still the gum
may dry up and harden quickl.v. and so
securely fasten the traveler's foot as to
make a sudden step snap the leg itself.
The sponge reproduces its kind mainly
by eggs. In each animal are contained
1m ith the male and the female elements,
and it throws out the ova to be liatched
in the water. At first the young are free
swimming, and afterward they attach
themselves to convenient spots and grow.
rrimarily, sagacious dogs seemed to
have had their origin in southern Europe,
the fighting dogs in Asia and the swift
running dogs, like the greyhound, among
the Celtic nations. Nevertheless, there
L no doubt that the mastiff, which is a
fighter, is of British origin.
When a blood vessel is severed or cut
in the arm or leg 3. tourniquet should be
made of a handkerchief with a knot in
ir. tightly twisted so that the knot covers
the artery or main blood vessel. When
the blood stoi flowing the pressure
should cease.
For nearly two centuries in England
only the kings were allowed to use forks.
Their subjects had to keep on eating pie
with their fingers. Queen Elizabeth had
a jeweled fork, and we are told that her
favorite breakfast was "a pie of goose."
"If a man pulls up a mandrake," says
an old time writer, "he will surely die
soon thereafter. In common prudence
it is best to tie a dog to the plant, and
thus escape the evil tht-li."
Ko.-uth usually fini-ln-s the day with
a g;;5r." of billiards, and. ! ;:-;h h is sG
years old, he plays with a steady hand
uvl usually win.
TWO DAYS.
HEXAGONAL lWDlill
WHY AND HOW CANNON POWDER
IS RAM ML 3 BZFOREl IT 13 USED.
It Is inn prt-Kned by 11 '"'Hi lie M.iehioi:!
Into Ciitio'iilrnl I.ilMc lrisio-i - Sooic
lliin About th 1'rf-M Tlutt lion tlio
Work A i 'inn plieal cd l.'no
A large numbt r of j--roi,.s who visit-
1 liies'-elie of the disastrous powder
' '.plo-iotl of the l:l I'o.-lt l'o.ViIef mills
r: ! -d av.'.'.V with t!i ll. as mementos
.1 i i.'- e:-.pii p-ii .i, li! I i six .-id'-d pieces i if
a i i;.c,; material wiin li they generally
; ieed to be iron or some soft metal.
; io-se lii'-lii'litos wire six : iib-d. about
' i ii.ciies lotig, o'ie ineii iii diameter, and
; i ; 1 by a -Ki.ill roiind hole.
. i.- y appeared to be bl.mlv .six si ied mils,
; .iytobe t.'.pp'-d or 1 breaded to make
i.em availalile on tile bolt, of the mill
.Machinery. They appeared to be innn
ee;,t little tilings, t a -y to pilfer and con
v -.li.-'it to carry, and served nicely as
lie, :.i -:i I os of tee gc- .ii e.; .ioii.
bi i.il:!v iiies iuiioceiit looking me
i:' .-. liunjis of concentrated ex-
i.'i . i'.e r;;y. They are pri.Miis or
lumps of prismatic powder. The name
Is .11 lU 1 1 leS O'.V i :! til..' tec 111 i I I" sll !pi
given lo a-'h piece or block, which is
'.-i.it of a slnrt hexagonal prism. This
form is the result of intense pressure to
which 1 he p-twiler is ex'tose l ill its jtas
si.'ge through a powerful hydraulic j tress.
Il was chosen for the same reason that
the honey be chooses to make the cells
in its comb hexagon economy of space.
I:i buihiing cartridges for big guns out
of this jciwder the pieces lit snugly to
gether. The compression has put every possi
ble ounce of force into the prism, the
s;-:nl! size of the prisms enable the g.m
sei s accurat.-ly to me l. '.ire the force of
i-:- !i charge, and tin- hexagons pack to
gether without los.s til spac? in the load
e'.iamber of tho pun. In tiie maiiufact un:
of this powder science has learned to
rum the charge of powder before putting
ii into the gun barrel.
TIIK MACHINE.
The concentration of power by means
of the hydraulic press is so great that
solid prisms of this powder loaded into a
gnu would probably burst it, and if not
e'ooM be wasted by ejectment from the
'.rim lief ore it "Wilis SI 11 burned. The round
hi ie in the prisms of powder, which
:i;al.-'S them a complete duplicate of a
bhiiik six sided iron nut. is to secure ex
pansion equally in all direction.-'., and to in
sure the combustion of all the e.vplosive.
The machines by which these prisms
of concent rated power are manufactured
arc models of compact, strong and accu
rate working machinery. One of them
si a. ids about eighteen fet-t high, and will
w eigh about ". OoO pounds. It occupies
a lioor space 4 l'e t -1 inches by '.I feet 4
inches, is capable of exerting a pressure
of lo.j.OOO pounds on a surface of about
hl'l y-IVur square inches in an a, and will
make iifty-four prisms of powder at
every stroke of its pistons.
The most iipj.-arert attire of this press
is if s weight ..nils! r-rigth, and i's su: pris
ing ch::r:!ctc' i .-;: i ease .f Truivement
and coiuittl. Il is comp iled ul two water
'cvlinders and two rams, connected by
four polished iron rods about four and a
half inches in lla::it ter, landing on a
rectangular foundation. The cylinders
and rams are at opposite ends of these
roils. The rams work toward each other
centrally with the rods.
Between the rams are four cast iron
plates six inches thick. 3 fc;?t i..ches by
i feet (i in area, three of which move
will; the ram nril one is stationary. This
stationary plate is perforated with fifty
four round holes, about two inches in
diameter, that have been partially filled
with brass bushings. Through these
bushings are the six sided holes in which
the powder is compressed.
T!'.:: 1 l;iMT.:'e-.
Working directly over this plate is a
similar one attach d to the ram of the
rppcr c;. ir.ii.- .-, ;;..,i
1 bv the four
pttlished iron roii.j w.iicii fit into a half
n-uii'l recess :t: a ! s corn- r-. It is
armed with six sid-d brass plungers.
w'.:.-:i in it d-:-ee::t pass into the six
sided boles i-.. th.- slai ioiiar-jilite. Be
lt. v the stationary plate i.s another
phiTiger plate shmkir to the uppi.-r one,
a r.d below this is the needle plate. The
need!.- plate is armed on its upper sur
face with fi'ly-foiir long steel needles,
which extend up through the lower
plunger plate and into the hexagon holes
in the stationary plate. These needles
make the round h des in the prisms of
powder.
The power of these presses is generated
in the cylinders simply by pumping
water into them and behind the rams.
The cylinders are 11, 12 and 13 inches in
diameter. The upper one has two com
partments the ram filling the lower one,
and above it is a cylinder with a lifting
piston by which the ram is raised after
its downward titroke in compressing the
powder. The lower ram is raised by
pumping water under it, and is lowered
by letting the water out. which will be
accomplished automatically.
Iu operation the parts of this press are
po adjusted that the plungers of the up
per and lower plunger plates and the
needles approach each other through the
movement of the rams. The holes in
the stationary plate are stopped on the
lower side by the ends of the plungers,
and the needles entering through the
plungers extend up through the station
ary plate. The hexagon holes are then
filled with wet powder and the rams
brought together, exerting a pressure of
2,."00 pounds on the powder in each of
the holes, compressing into :i solid hex
agonal prism li inches long, one inch in
diameter, with a hole of about inch in
diameter through it longitudinally.
Wilmington News.
If you wish to hear a fly walk, you can
do it without the aid of the nuga phone.
Having made friends with the fly, spread
a silk handkerchief over your ear and
induce the insect to crawl across the
h;;i:dkerchi.-f. As he approaches yuu.
ear you wiii t.li.;i:irtiy hear a h.ir.-ii, rup
sound, mad-- by the contact of the
i ..'s fc-t wiili tli filaments of silk.
What is
Castoria is Ir. Samuel Pitcher. prescript ion Tor Infant
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine, or
other Narcotic suhstance. It is t harmless Mihstituto
for Paregor'c, Drops, Soothiii"; Syrups, mid Ciwtor Oil.
ic is Pleasant. Its puaranteo is thirty years us hy
Millions of Mothers. C.istoria destroys Worms and allays
fevcrishncss. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures IHarrluea and Wind Col it;. Castoria relieved
toothing troubles, cures constipation and flatulency
Castoria assimilates the food, regulate; tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend
Castoria.
'Castoria In an excellent misllelno for rbil
tlren. Mothers b.nxo n'itatcdly toid ui of lU
good eHeot uhju their children."
Ia. O. C Osooon,
Lowell, Mtust.
" Castoria is tho best remedy for children of
which I uin acquainted. I hopw tbo dny is-i ot
fur distant w hen mothers will consider the re-d
interest of their children, and uso Castoria in
Htead of the viiriousquack nostrums which aro
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing Hyrup and other hurtful
agents down their throat, thereby wndiuj
thoiu to premuluro graves."
Da. J. T. Kl?tt:iiKLOB,
Conway, Ark.
Tho Centaur Company, T7
EES
Sj7a.i v V7e a -.'j.-' "w4Ji .. -
J. i. '.UAArES t-V CO.
OKA LK ItS IN PINK LUMIiKK,
SlIINtiLKS. LATH, SASII. .
DOOKS, ULINIS,aiid all budding mateiial
Caill and sec at the corner of
11th and Klin street, one hlock
north of SSeiseFs mill.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Plattsmdu
fll
BSuy your tre? of t8a Home
Nursery wlas. you esisa we!ect
your own trws tlw&tt will fov u
greai privileg aoad lz&inti& 4o
you. & have all t3ae leadaaiissr va
rleftae assd S52y feetler wSaal
varieties will lo laere ISsam
agents a nil you eau focsy as
claeajD again.
Apple trees. 3 years old
Annlo tri'cs. 2 vars old
Cherry, early Kichmond, late
I'lum, Pottawattamie, Wild
Raspberries, Gregg Tyler
Strawberries, Sharpless Cresen
Concord vines, U years old -
Moors Early grapes, 2 years old - - - -
Currants, Cherry Currants
Snyder blackberries - -
Industry Gooseberry s
Downing Gooseberries, 2 years old
Houghton Gooseberries, 2 years old -
Asparagus
Rosses, red mosi and white moss
Shrubs, Hydrangea
Honey Suckle - - -
Snow Balls -
Lilacs -
Evergreens, Norway'spruce B, Fir
Mursery one-halt mile north ot
town, end ot th Street.
Address all Orders 10
PUITISMOUTR, - NEB.
Castoria.
" CuBtorIa bi no well alnptcl tocliildrfn that
I reeeiiiineii.l it a uuttrior tonny ju em riptioo
kuuwii to me."
H. A. Aiteurfi, M. D..
Ill So. Oxfi.nl f.l., Iir.toklyn, N. T.
" "ur physieiiina in tle -IiibIrrn depart
ment havrt BJH,i.en highly of their extrrt-t-iien
In their outride piac'ieo vt ilh Cuhtoria,
iind although wo ttnly iuvh anions our
niilicul Hiifpliea what i.s known as i-euhir
products, yi-t wn aro fr.;o to confess that Oi
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