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YOUD NEVER qLT TO KNOW
FANCY WORK CASKET
When Property Ornamented It I Indeed
Thine of Iteaaty.
This ihiinty basket is a low shape in
wicker or rattan, and may e painted
with tfoM or silver paints, with enamel,
shellac or any of the fancy coloring
materials so easily oroenrahle
days. The feet may be gilded if the
re.st is otherwise painted, or bronze
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Wtii 1J ()lr medi,.!,, ....uxbined, l..r II ,
b;.fl tW yg arlHiiK I.oi.i Kidney Liver
ln.ul.lH.", .lolM.I.e.i.. fIir '.,,3
li:ir.lrt.ii,. lii. .,i,nr.i;iit.M town. ..iy " I t, r.
lrk'lllH SsJiwt tic ! Ii 1UU tin ;t ii;m" hi. 1.
!Illlh ! Wl. it. ,1 (Iftll'r r..,rt. uiH.il.., i... i. ......
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'NEW
J. 0. uirwES & C'.
DEALERS IN PINE LUMBEH.
SHINGLES, LATH. SASH.
DOOKS, r.LINI6,uid nil l.uildine materisl
Call and see us at the; ornr
VD-ltli and Elm street, one hloch
horth of Heisel's mill.
Plattsmoxith, Nebraska
FAXCT WORK BASKET.
paint and enamel may be used alter
nately on the bars. The bottom of the
basket is smoothly covered with pale
tfold figured India silk, and the sides
are covered with figured India silk in
preen and cold shades nut on full ti,
edyea being- gathered and carefully
sewed on. The easiest way is to join
one edge of the gathered portion to
the top of the basket, turn it over, and
catch the other edge along the bottom
of the basket. The bottom section
should be made double with a layer of
cotton batting between; the edges
should be bound and then tacked care
fully to the bottom of the basket. An
oblong section is sewed across one side
near a corner, for a scissors' pocket; the j
needle-book is caught with a ribbon
bow in another corner, the emery bag
in a third corner; and tne fourth corner
is made ornamental with a large, full
pocket for the spools, etc. The full
pocket is made of a straight section of
silk finished at the top to form a ruffled
edge and gathered up closely at the bot
tom. Any colors or any variety of silk
or other goods preferred may be used.
Uutterick's Delineator. .
Everything to Furnish irour House.
AT
I. PEARLMAN'S
r.RKAT AIODKKX
HOUSE FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
aying uuicha-ed the .). V. Wccklmch store room on nouth
ain street where lam now located I can sell jroods cheat)
uianuie cneapest Having- just put in the largest stock
new goods ever brought to the citv ftnsnlmo Ktn,-ns
J J 1 I 1 - -V
Jiuriiuure oi all KincLssold on tlic installment plan.
I. PEAIlLMAPi.
DESIGN OF VIOLETS.
Kgpcclully Churinine for the Center of n
l.uticli Table.
Violets with their leaves worked in
the pale tints of these favorite flo
on a square of fine white linen, are
especially pretty for the center of a
A. 1 1 A 1 1
iu.nie ai a luncii purty. The opposite
corners are embroidered in the design
as shown in illustration. The flowers
and leaves in these corners are to be
filled in solid emlroidery, and care must
be used in shading them, following the
lights and shades in illustration as
nearly as possible.
Select for violets shade. that l.ln.l
the paler tints being preferable, and
x-est ail your colors hefore using them,
to be certain that they will wash well.
; Q' FQIGliE (70
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WELL KEEP CONSTANT LY ON HANI)
A Full and Complete line ol
rgs, Medicines, Paints, and Oils.
Iv DSUGGISTS SUNDRIES AND PURE LIQUORS
fiptions Carciully Compounded at all Hours
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HAVELOCK
YOU - GOING - TO - BUILD - THERE?
-if so
tber that K. O. Castle & Co have an iiiunense tock of
VJER AND ALL.BUILDIDu MATERIAL
eat
A DESIGN OK VIOLETS.
Filoselle will be found easi or T- man.
age than the regular twisted embroid
ery silk.
The under part of the leaves are to be
worked in the light gray-green shades.
The bands are couched on both sides
with white filoselle, and the dots are
first filled, in order to give the raised
appearance, and then worked over
with coarse embroidery silk. Single
violets in outline stitch with white
filoselle are scattered irregularly
about all four sides of the square, leav
ing a plain space in the center for the
flower decorations.
The hem should be about an inch
and a half wide, and threads should be
drawn above it for hemstitching.
Ladies' Home Journal.
THE HOME
DOCTOR.
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HAVELOCK
d Guarantee Satisfaction in allTliiuss
v .--wy vuilllll I1U1I 111 till IX 111113
Q- CASTLE & HO
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tfT HAVELOCK, NEBRASKA.
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body i
a cool. rM L PQS T VE CIllWF .
BEOTHERS. m Warns S New York. Price WetaJ
Water, ca
will visit
sat,
The juice of half a lemon in a teac up
of strong black coffee, without sugar,
will often cure a sick headache.
For simple hoarseness take a fresh
egg, beat it and thicken with pulverized
sugar. Kat freely of it and the hoarse
ness will soon be relieved.
The skin of a boiled egg is the best
remedy for a boil. C-ircfullv peel it.
wet, apply to the boil; it draws out the
matter and relieves soreness.
Whex your face and ears burn so
terribly bathe them in very hot water
as hot as you can bear. This will be
more apt to cool them than any cold
application.
Castor oil may be comfortably taken
in .hot milk, in a half winegiassful of
weak punch, in hot water sweetened
and highly flavored with essence of
peppermint or wintergreen.
A sure cure for inflammatory rheum
atism is made by taking one ounce of
pulverized saltpeter and putting it into
a pint of sweet oil. Bathe the parts af
fected and a sound cure will speedily
be made.
A Cool Cloth Without Ice.
One of the most useful Tiintc fr.
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room attendance is verv seldom
outside of a hospital ward, and not
even there in many eases; the hint is
how to obtain a cold cloth without the
use of ice. Even-ons l-imwt tVif ,v
W iXJ.
fevers or weakness a coM elntv. n-r,
forehead or face, or base of brain, is
one of the most comfort inrr thine i.
the world. In the troDical
and where ice is scarce, all that is
necessary is to wet a linen cloth, wave
it to and fro in the air. fnhl if t,a
place on the patient. Have another
cloth ready, waving it to and fro, just
before applying it; these cloths have a
more grateful and lasting coldness
than those made so by the burning
cold produced by ice -Ladies' Home
Journal.
I hilip Kiause will sell his mx1s
-heaptill the loth, of Au-til. j,,
order to make room for his fall
K'oods. tf
A Mystery Explained.
I he papers contain frequent no
t ices of rich, oreltv :iml ...I. ..,!
Uirls elopin-r with negroes, tramps
.Miiiuifii. I lie well-kiiovvii
specialist. Dr. Franklin Miles, says
.... .-MLii jiris are more or less hys
terical, nervous, very impulsive, un-
..ii. nil en; usually subject to nead-
n nr. neuralgia, .sleeplessness, im
moderate crying- or lauhiiij. These
show a weak, nervous system for
which there is no remedy e.jual to
Restorative Xervine. Tri.-il iu,m,.u
and a line book, containing m;my
marvelous cures, free at K. (i. Kricke
A CoV, who also sell and nuanuitee
Dr. liles' celebrated .New Heart
Cure,1he finest of heart tonics.Cures
fiutterinr,Jshort breath, etc.
I am an old man and have been a
constant sufferer with catarrh for
the last ten years. I ;nii entirely
cured by the use of Kly's Cream
Halm. It is strano-e Ui;i . ..!..
a remt'd)' will cure such a stubborn
disease. Henry Hillings, V. S. Ten
sion Attorney, Washington, 1). C.
bor eiht years I have suffered
from catarrh, which n i
eyes and hearing; 1 have emph-d
lining' physicians without relief. I
am now on 1113- second bottle of
Mvs I renin Halm, .-mil f....i
dent of a complete cure. Mary C
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iiiuiiijimjii, uerro torcio, III
Height of Cruelty
-erous women seldom receive
.-j me,) ueserve. winie
otleu the inctures of health., they
are constantly ai!in- Tn .-;ii.i..,i-"i
sympathy from these unfortunates
is the height f cruelty. They have
a weak heart, causinii- shortness of
I il. At , , . .
"1 1 in ii, 11 ui I er 1 11 r. ti.'iiii in kwI..
and hungry snells. :ltiil (1...U.
""'s 01 aiiKies, oppression,
choking, smotherinir and dronsv
Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure is iusl
the tliinof for them. b'or their ner
vousiiess, headache, weakness, etc..
jus ivestorative .Nervine is uneiual
eci. J-ine treatise on "Heart and
-Nervous Diseases" and marvelous
testimonials free. Sold and 'mar
anteed by b. G. bricke & Co. (i
1 wo years ;iri tin- ll-iii,.
Co.' ordered their bottles by the box
now uiey 0113- 113- the carload.
Amonir the norm Inr :i ml uin-ri,..,.r..i
remedies tluy prepare is nailer's
Sarsaparilla & Ihirdock which is
the most wonderful bl 1 11 i 1 Tkiirili..-
known. No lrujrist hesitates to
1 eiyiiinieim mis renieH3'.
r-or sale 03- tlruist.
We're After You.
1 nar irreatest western ,..
The Weeklv State lonm:.! !l! .l..f..r'
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iimiew 10 oououvus circulation tins
iau. 1 o do this the naoer ti:is I..-..,,
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eniartreu 10 twelve payes everj
week; new departments added, and
every column freshem-il ;.i,.i
hriirhfened by criso and onrin.,!
Illl'ilS. I 111" Ionril;il is 1 n t ni.. ...,,1
..II . r- .
aoie e.)onent n yesterll enterprise
and thought. It has irrown apace
wnii me )ro!Tcss ot juir i-v.ti .,,.,
wealth and stands to-day at the
Head of western iiewsti.-nwr
equalled 13- few and excelled by
IV
This will be an exceptional fall
and winter for iiewsii:itwi- r,.-.,i;.,..-
Kvei-3- man who thinks for himseTf
inn wcinis ins D03-S and iris to do
the same; should have the weekly
Journal in his famil-. Write for
sample. You need 01113- to see the
paper to appreciate it. Send twentv
live cents for a three months' trial
Slibserintion. Vim will iin..n 1...
come a regular reader. Ki.trhtj -five
percent or trial sutiscri hers st eW
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1 ii. 11 s a 12 oo 1 record. I'll ilislied
the state canitol the T nnriii! I
more m touch v.-nh t!i. im-,t
masses of the neorile mill lln V.n.u
tioii that agitate tile hour, than aii3"
i)i us competitors. Don t ferret to
send for a sample paper. Wcwnnt
you 1o see one. The payn-r itself
will ilo the rest. One dollar per
3 ear. address, Ueekly State four
ual, Lincoln, .Neb.
uamkii. A bright, active a-rent
in e ery town 111 tlie state. Ivasv
work and mind n:i- 1 . T
weekly State journal. Lincoln, Neb
Bucklen's Arnica Salvp.
The Best Salve in the ivoikl for Cutt
liruisep. Sores. Ulcers. KnltTJhi
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
f 1 . 1 i , . 1 .
01 us, anci an r?Kui i-ruptionp, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is giiHrantced to give sntisfaction, or
money rei unde-i. I 'rice 2o cents per box
For sale by F. G. Fricke & Co.
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Ayer'o Sarsaparilla
Is an effective remedy, as numorous tcHtlino
nlats coneluslvely nvo. "lor two y.ar
I was a constant sutferrr from ly-i.Nj;i
aiii liver coiii.;tlnL 1 diMlorfU a lonK
titrifi and the intniiciiKvt prcserilnvl. In n;ir!y
every c.isn, only ak'Kravaietl the cli.se;i.
An ajMitlifcury atlvlsnt m,- to use Ayvr's
Kirsaparilla. I ui.J o, ami was ciir.d
at a cast of $.. K!ih-u that time U has
heun my family hietliclne, kiiU slekness has
heeoine 2 stranger to our hoii.sehol.l. I
lM-heve it to he the lxst medicine on earth.'-
P. F. MrNuity, Hckiuan, Summer st.,
IaiwcII, Mass.
FOR DEBILITY,
Ayerys Sarsaparilla
j.s a certain cure, when the complaint orii
nates in impoverished Mood. " I was a
preat sulTVrer from a low condition of tlie
Mood and general dchility, heeominK Dually,
so redueed that I was unfit for work. Noth
ing that 1 did tor the complaint helped. 1110
so miieh as Ayers Sarsaparilla, a few hollies
oi which restored me to health and treiiK(h.
I take every opKrtii!iity to recommend Uiis
medicine in similar rases." C. Kvick, it
Mala St., Cuillieothe, Ohio.
FOR ERUPTIONS
And all disorders oritfiiating in Impurity of
the Mood, such as hoils, earhuncles, pimples,
hloU'hes, salUrheiim. scald-head, scrofulous
sorea, and the like, take only
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
prepared nr
DR. J. C. AYEH & CO., LoweU, Maas.
I'rlce ft ; aix bottle. 5. Worth $ bottle.
Tin:
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A "'"letly firs' ri:t n.aehu.e r.,!.N w;llr, r.
ed. M ule .r,,IM tJW t,.rv , ,
...... . .. , .,.-.- , .,1-e.j ror iii" ini,. w, t.
ran e, to d.. all .(mt tl ,v '
-f U.H very I...I ivp. n.,.; .i,, "
n...re-Hvi.rrtii,Bio:i,rt lii-i ..fo . ! ..r."
lAlu.-;.' :l
iwiii4
P1HCJ3 $100.
mwiu'rurer H""Ut ,U our t,w"
TIIK FAKIKII M F' Co,
Awnts wanted I hiInIi N, Y.
T. Ii. SKELKMIIJIJ, Agent.
liincolu. Neb,
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1T. Ulu, -ZV. .,
lattsmouth,
yi-t .itin S:..
'.ebraska.
B. M. SON'? frej.r:--.-1
ht I'erkin- itv ii-:. (.11.11.101: -h!-.
enovMH'l iron. t.... t. ..- .
iow one .1 i,.. !,.- ti.te!j i.i tl.. .ri,
Bodrd r- will 1.. K. in ?i-w.el, -,t
$4. -"i" hijiI U).
jOOD BAK "COKiTECTED
Dors, Prompt. i?oerti
Cure fnr Impotence. Lota
1 V Mrinhood, Seminal
Cm'ssions. Spermatorrhea,
.'f;f3-3:S9, Self Distrust.
Loss if Memnry, fie. Wlil
.... i.-ou a ST90HQ. Vlgor-c-
'j fl'tin Price SI. ltd. a
isc .-,?;. 55 CO.
! avc Dicftlnts Malfeif
' i Aotlreen
V . J Saas EltJn43t Co.,
"?-" LucasAvc
.t:JIS. - Mfl
31 IKK S II A K L L HA ( ' K llll,
Whkoh and Hlaeksiinth slion
Wagon, IJugoy, Machine am?
plow Ivepainn:? done
HOHSESHOEINU A SPECIALTY
1 lie uses the
NEVERSLIP HORSESHOE
Wliit-L is the bent horseshoe for the
runner, r for fast driving, or fr citj
,ur.(hes ever invented. It , H m(je
ihut anyone ei.n ,,ut on sharp ,)r flHt
-rka, as ne. (led lor wet and nlippcry
'iaya, or smooth, dry ioa,ih. (-ltll at
his shop aiin examine the nkvkkslip
ml you will use ni other.
J. M. SIINEI.LUACKEIt.
12 North Fifth St. 1'lattHtnouth
P1?!3 ." r3WESSAHFtD5(iisFSCURED
bfabiAUib ii.".. Wiii.wr. n. .,.1 t ' .. ......
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HAIR BALSAM
Z&gHfr f i?11"'r"1'' wl, tKwrtifie. the hair.
V Y "- ' - 131 1 '"'" luxuriant ffruwtli.
f'--'Ijllr' Fails to Bostore Grr.y
:iltMp , " lomniui Color.
'A.- 0fcd Curv :i!p rt..a tt hair aliiil.
. J': i. 'i like in t!iii'..n;L-w.
'.1' ?i!f(- i iiri' I-.- (n
' Jil.-U;;; a. t.o., .V. V.
Lumber tare
THE OLD RELIABLE.
PilfP LOt
Dr. Grosvenar's
Bell-cap-sic
PLASTER.
HhiDgles, Luth, Sa-ii.
oors,
X 01
mds
Give quirk relief
j ruin jun, ' - m
Rlif'nraatisra, neuraTtria, pleurisy ana lumbacAl
icnron at once. Gmri.ir for salp hy all Drnri!ts
j Can supply everw ilemarnl ot the city.
I Call and get terms. Foiirrl. strei t
I in r nr of opr:-a houve.
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HENRY BOECK
The Leading
FURNITURE DEALER
AND
. UNDERTAKR.
Constsntly keeps on hand everything
.you need to furnishtour house.
CORNER SIXTH AND MAIN STREET
Plattsmout - Neb
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W mm foi- rJpTf
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Castoria is Ir. Eainuc! Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. Ifc is a harmless substitute
for rareg-or-c, Drops, Soothing Syrups, arid Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guaranteo is tliirty years use lv
Millions of 2!Iothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fever ishn ess. Castoria prevents vomiting' Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulate; the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is the Children's .Panacea the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Cafitorla is an excellent medtaino Tnr nil-
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children."
Da. G. C Osoood,
Lowell, llass.
Castoria fa the best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I bepe the day ismot
far distant when mothers wiITeoiydr the real
interest of their children, and uso Castoria in
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by foreiog opium,
morphine, soothin? synip and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby Bending
them to premature graves."
Da. J. P. Kincheloe,
Conway, Ark.
I
Castoria.
" Castia fa so well ailapted to cliildren thM
I r.-ctraeT4 it aamjpwior loatif cxyCkm
known to me."
II. X. Aborieb, M. D
111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T.
" Our physicianfl In the children "s depart
ment bare spofcea hilil of Uiwir eorpert
euce Id tbair eutnids practice with Castoria,
and alflkouga w oaly am acKi our
naedieal ntpplMs wbn is known as retnilac
products, yet wv are frae to eoufeiss that tbm
merits of CatAoria has won us to look witl
favor upon it."
Ukiteo IIospttai. ixd Dibpehsabt,
Bobton, Mansv
Tlie Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, New York City.
