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ariivm...
"ij except Humlay
ld. Ws. ni
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1 , .'; " ', i ' ' mt prof.erly
."' f '
. ' '-" Vn'-nilly recognized.
, , "f ,". f surprise to ninny
' ;'".' "''"'I' li'liiim 1ms for the
. , ." i ' ,J '""MncfHsfulinhutoh-
' raisin, ,' Most men
, .' huhhies. ami the rearing of
' 'jr. tiarry itoilolph'i pet aiunim
!'. It is such hn oriifinal hubby that
'. wt'll i aked Low he acquired
.- an I!.-;!. Mr. Rudolph is athor-
i K;irtj.inHii. aud, to quota hi own
rdit, "would rather (run than eat." ,
.-, ju-'iil am ib':twint shooting i hi do
. i-A, and he confesses thut he always
i i;ul a fancy for the game little liob
Whit. A 1 lout three years uo he was
tvn a brace or "live quail while gun
tiiiift at New kirk station, in New Jersey.
Thes were the nucleus of his present
stock, lie brought theui to hiH home,
and fitted up a cae for them in hi littlu
buck lot
DAW
Ho gradually acquired a few other
birds, which paired oil aud commenced
to lay and haUh egija during the sum
mer. The small ones were successfully
hstched out, but died very shortly after.
Mr. Rudolph detejinined to discover the
cause of their early demise, and, know
ing it tmist 1 lack of proper food, de
termined to watch the hahiu of the old
er birds aiul experiment npon them with
rarietits of zrjjn and ioauot food.
Io spite of tlie amusement of his
friends, who considered his attempt im
possible, Jlr. Rudolph set to work in
oarnest to rsise quail, and, after numer
ous failure, was able. In his second year,
to successfully hat b and raise a brood
of quail. He had hit upon the nlit
method of fiiing them, and the young
birds were an M r .ni and healthy as if born
under natural conditions. Since then
he reckons uat 6." per cent, of his young
birds have lfn successfully brought to
maturity. As statistics show that hard
ly 50 per cent of wild game birds attain
their full size, owing to the nuaiber of
their natural fi-s, such as hawks and
vermin, this is an eitreniely good rec
ord. In a small yard, scarcely twenty feet
souare. Mr. Rudolnh keen his nets
- . An no.
The iticliHnre isshntin on three sides
by a wcxKleti fence, and on the fonrth by
the rear wall of the house. Around Uie
liordcrs are bwls of geranium and small
shrubs. In the center is a patch of
grass, with a tail plant in the middle.
On one side of the lot are the cage, in
which Hire ,ra e are paired off in sep
arate COOM.
llAlsINU VI All.
In the fourth ck is a lonely and dis
consolate hen, while running loose about
the yard are two c ka and a hen with
three chicks. The latter are a remark
able bnsxL They were hatched, with
five otht-rs. on tiie Mh of July, which Us
nearly one month aJiead of the billing
-a.m. The defunct ones weie killed by
the iiicli-meut weather or some other
caue common to infant quail, but the
anrvivors remain perfectly healthy.
When the next bnxxl is born, the
chicks loose in the yard, together with
the parent bin Ik, will beshnt np to make
room for the newcomers. Owing to the
eitreme pugnacity of the cocks it is im
possible to let more than one pair loose
v a time, or fue iivea of tne birds would
be endaugere-L The pairing off of two
rocks with one hen, although rare, Is oc
. casionally found. The two tnsle birds
who champion the little mother hen live
in peace and harmony, and both work
together at making the nests and take
their turn in sitting on theKjs.
The principal food which Mr. Rudolph
gives to his pet, jg grain; grasshoppers
also form psrt of their dietary. But the
secret by which he manages to raise the
young Mr. Rndolph refuse to reveaL
lie says th.; li something natural to
the birds in wild life, hut beyond that
be will not commit himself. The quail
are very fond of hemMeed, but they get
so fat on it that its value as wholesome
food is very small. It would soon kill
thein off. It is nst-fnl, however, in feed
ing hens which have Is-en sitting io or
ler to bring them back to their proper
condition. Philadelphia Ledger.
Applying at Hailqii.rtM.
"1 underhand that yon have been at
tending Ihe I.M-tnr.'s on 'First Aid to the
Injured,' Miss Rosalia." said the young
man.
"Yes." answered the sweet girl.
''Can cnn yon tell me," whispered
the youth, drawing a little nearer, "what
you would do for a bro broken heart?'
New York Truth.
torn Lata.
"I ay. old fellow, here are the five
hillings I borrowed of yoa last weekf
"Thanks, dear lwyt 1 hud forgotten
11 sbont it."
"Hang it, old man, why didn't yon
tell me that five minutes ago?" London
Jit-Iiits. .
.n.i tod.iv.
, . ihhi were piisecn:
..nil to-liiy.
Monroe iind wife returned
y Kiiimas laet evening.
1 .Mr. Hill kucy niid wife, of Hotel
Kiley, went to Oinnha biet eeninjr.
Mrs. Jolin Itoone ami daiiKl't'T
were pas.-cncr on No. 7 for
Omaha.
Two harvrwt excursion trainn
went west this morning ctowdcil
with people.
Mr. KdinuiKlf, one of tin- enti r
iriiii incrchiiiitK of Murray, is in
the city to-day.
J. 11. Waterman, of Lincoln, was in
the city lunt ti ilit. returning this
morning on No. 7.
Silc Patterson mid Wm. Slinock
of Louisville ciime in on the Schuy
ler to attend the fair.
W. H. dishing left last night on
No. '2 for Chicago to attend the
funeral of his mother.
The boya nt ihe bagae room
nay they never handled as much
laggage in one day an they ilid
to-day.
August Tarscli departed last
attend a reunion of hi old regi
ment. Mr. (leori-e Furguson, formerly
of this city, came in from Lincoln
thin morning to visit a few days
with old friend.
Obituary.
DlKl) Dora, daughter of Tom and
Kluabcth Hodgson, at Oak
street, ut :45 a. in., of typhoid
fever.
Misa Dora had iieen eick for the
past two weeks), lut strong hopes
were entertained for her recovery,
but ut last she had to em cuinti to
the inevitable. She was one of the
most highly respected of ouryoung
ladies, and her afllicted parents
have the sympathy of the entire
community. j
Ia wt ok STOI.KX - A stem-winding
silver watch. The finder will please
leave at Frank I'Hrruth's jewelry
store and receive $" reward. 4t
li. W. I'lKW'K.'
The Katie Putnam company came
in from Sioux City and quar
tered at the Hotel Kiley. They will
hold the hoards at the opera House
to-night in "Love Finds a Way."
Progmm for Thurdy.
LOT I 'l-SS TKOtTiSO KA'-E,
Pt'HSiK t"
Trotling race lor horses that have
never beaten "J:.V minutes, mile
heats, best three in five.
First horse f.la W
Second horse ' CK)
Third horse IS 00
LOT II- HICYt LE KAl E.rt kHEt:).
Half mile heats, best two in three.
First f 1-1
Second !
Third S
LOT II - (iKN'TLK.MA.N'fl KOAHS1 KKH,
S fL'KHEi'iO.
Horses that have never trotted
for money outside of Casa county,
mile heats, hesl three in five.
First horse Ti" 00
Sietnd horse IS Of I
Third horse 10 00
LOT III-Kl'.N.MMi KAl K, KKKK KK
ALL. la-KCEllfW.
Kuniiing race, one mile heals,
best two in three.
First hTe USHJO
Second horse 30
Third horae 3 (l
Bma Ball.
Tu-niurrow at - o'clock a dub of
the energetic hoys of the High
school tire to try their skill upon
the heroes of Murray in an interest
ing game of base hall.
This is the first game to he played
by the school hoys and they have
undertaken a big job when they
challenge the farmers of Murray
precinct.
The public are expected to en
courage the hoya hy their presence
at the park, dencral admission 1.1,
cents school childcrn V', ladies
free.
Capt. W. A. Ahhett, who has long
been with Messrs. J'rei ival and
H ilton. Real Kstate and Insurance
Brokers, Des Moines, Iowa and is
one of the best known and nost re
swcted business men inthat city
says: "1 can testify to I the good
qualities of Chaniherhi'Ii'a Couh
ketnedy. Having used lit in my
family tor the past eigt years, I
can safely say it has tij equal for
either colds or croim." rent bot
tles for sale by F. . ) icke A Co.
Druggists.
SWUkT SUClt.TIKS
T7"MlilllS OK I'Y'l'lllAH llnuntlft l.oillrt-
XV Ko. 17 M-cir every M'nli -Isy rviMiiiiK
al their It II In farmed A I rti t hi'" k. an '
Uins kmuli'K are niill; iy u, v I Io u'tfiiil
f. C. UIibu.:. C ; tl Vi,i . k. Jt. S.
YOIMI MFN'H I IIUIM H fi '(iOCIATIilS
u'aii-riniiii III'" k Minn hm-i-l. hii'
pfii (r 'in s in In ;' I' J rnr irni mily
ti'iMiel rnett eveiy unility aUene t-n at 4
uViuck .
A I'. '. Me.-I llrt sua llilM t-'rlii.iy
-vh .(lie- if ea'-li iitiHi h hi li A It. Hail
In Hni kn.M.k I'l.i. k. frank Vrnmlyea, V. W.
I, t' r.uiuie, lu-euniei .
o I' W No ni - Mmi (""nil mill tviinh
friil. iv vi-i'ii'ii In 1 lie Tiiiniili si li. A I
liu.ll ai l.n ku.iml line. E.J. .Mniiiaii, M v,
1 , I', liriioli, Itneinli r,
OOYAl. Mii'AVAM-C.n I'tn lull "
' .M-tt ill Ilic K, il e hail In tin- I'a'iin'l" k
I'r-lL' Wmk miT in-ineil H luiic. viIiiiis
lin lliri'ii liiMii d lii'nrv II. ml I. lU-umi :
Tll' VI ;itllliu. sVrrrloiy,
I ass I.OIMiK. Vn lli I (I. O. f. lnsi-i ev
r Tu'-i'xy nii'lit t their lull m Hli:crmi
ni'l All nail leliiids are rmtlisli) nvllnl
I hi'cimI h-n vHitli.t; In thtcity. J tory.
N li K W . llrinVe. Si-rret.liV.
PLACKS OF Woh'SHIP.
Catmoi.ic.-M. I':iiil'4 CHiirrh. sk. Istei,
filth Mild riixtli. Kalhi-r ''ie-y, I'uMor
Hivirii: V-ist lid in :.'i A. M. Siitiit.iy
Si huiil itl i .:. i'li bi iieiliiinii..
CnMi4Tin.-rrner l.jrut and Kiifhth Ht.
Servh:e HHirniiiK Slid rvenlnif. Klner J. K.
Used, psnlur. hniiilsy M-insil 10 a. m.
KeisoPAL.-Sl. Luke's ftiutdi. corner Thl'd
sun V ins. hev n n. itimei. pi"Hr ser
viesn : 1 1 A. M i.ilt iwl'.S Suuday rkUisjl
at : r M.
liKKMAN MstH"IUt.- .truer Sixth St i,d
liranlte. Kev. HIM. Castor, service : II a. h.
and 7 r a. auuuA) hchunl 10 k. a,
I'HKSHTrrSIA a. emre tl. Hew lllllli h. our
ser Mxili und lirsniie i. He v. J T. Kairrt.
PK'lor. suuilav-M-i il at ;; Creachlnit
at II a. ni. Mini d in,
Tlis Y. K. S. I'. K ni tb ! elnirrh nieet eviy
H.ilih.illl sm iiIi I' Hi 7 IS In till- liKiemetil ,i
the ehiirrli. All are invited to attend Ihi-w
rnrei niv
Pihst MltTHOiMST. Hlxlh St.. heteu Uin
and Pearl. Kev J. I M Hu' kner i.ur.
Servlre : II A. M.. s 11 T. M. hiindat SoIukiI
Hjiia Ciayrr ineetii x eilnedAy even
iitg Gskmas I'BtssvTSKiAS -Corner Main and
Ninth. Key Vi me, iut"r. hervlwy akiial
hours. Sunday setiil V :M t. H.
SS SKIH4H ( osossotTloSAU-liraiiite, be
tseeu fifth and nixlli.
t'oimr.n BiTiT.-1t Ollvr, link. tetwen
lenili and Klrvrnth, Hev. A. Knnel, pas
tor. Seivlrm II s In. xnd 7 :.(! S IU. flayer
nieetllis VicdlieMla) eelilng.
Yut su Mrs's CiimistiaS' A" iatiiiS
KMiiu4 hi sieniiHii nliM'k, Mnin street, lim
pel ineeianr. fur Mien only, every hundsy af
lenifsHi l 4 oVhs-k HiHiut nien eek da)t
Iiiiiuii lit lii.tn K:jS p.m.
Hot TH fAIlK TAIISSS l L - Key. .1. M.
WimmI, I a'.t'if. Si rviem: StinOuy Hrhisd,
In a ni.: triH'liinx. II a m. nd s p. in.;
prayer on eili.it lurMly nltihi ; choir ptar
i I riilny nulit. A I. air selcinne.
Mint' Nerve and Liver Pllle-
Act oo a new priiicijile ri-nultin(i
the liver, idotuach and hnsils throtiKh
the nerves. A Or discovery. Dr. Milt'
Till speedily cure IhIio-imiish, hub tanU,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. Uoe-rjiihh-d
for men, women, children
Smallest, mildest, surest! 511 doses, IV.
Ssmpla free t K. (i. Krirke & (Vs.
We have sold F.ly's Cream Halm
about three years, and have re
commended us use in more than n
hundred special cases of catarrh.
The unanimous answer to our in
onirics is, "It's the best remedy that
I ha ve ever used." Our experience
is, that where parties continued its
use.it never fails to cure.-J. H.
.Montgomery, A Co., Druggists. )e
corah, (own.
When I began using Fly's Cream
Hiilm my catiiirh was so bad I had
headache the whole time and ihs.
charged a large amount of filthy
matter. That has almost entirely
disappeared and have not had head
ache science. J. Somiuers.Stcphney,
Conn.
Hrown A Harrelt have just re
ceived a line line of imported tooth
and nail brushes, cloth ami hair
brushes. Prices away down. If
None 10 Coal Consumers
1 will furnish the best of coal of
all grades to those who pay iiie.btil
those who wish to run long winded
at counts I don't want. As I have to
pay for what I get I must insist on
I lay for what I sell. All those who
(now themselves indebted Io me
will please pay by Die lath of Sep
tember as I must have money to
pay for inter con I.
Timothy Ci.akk.
Dca'.er in AuthrsM ite and liitiiiui
nous coal ii i i1 wood. Oflice and
yard 14 Smtll Third st. telephone
R Plattsmoutll. Neb. If
Cur for Pralv.
frank t ornclius, of Pureed, Ind.
Ter., Hays: "1 induced Mr. Pitieon,
whose wife hail paralysis in the face
to huv a bottle of Chamberlain's
I in u It .l.n. Toth eir ureal suprise
before the bottle had all been used
she was a treat deal better. Ib f
face had been drawn to one side;
but the Pain Halm relieved nil
pain and soreness, and the tumuli
assumed its natural shape.'' ll is
also a certain cure (or rheumatism
lame hack, sprains sucllinirs and
laun ncss. .Itl cent liolties for sHle
by F. (i. FrickeACo., Druggists.
Huir clains, rings, crosses a I
hair work of all kinds to order.
Me a A. Kxf.K.
tf 174) locust St.
Always take your prescriptions
to Mrown & Hurrett's. . tf
Itch on human and horses and all
minimis cured in minutes by
Wiailford's Sanitary !lion. This
never fails. Sold hyp, i. Fricke A
Co., druggist. Plattsmoiilh. wlf.
H
8
GItANI) FALL OPEMNQ
MONDAY, - SEPT - 21st
EVERYBODY IS I1TVITED
Every Lad) and (JcntJemcn Slmll Hcceive a Nicer Sou
venir Th. VTttW lr.fnmn
Opera House Corner Plattsmouth.
HENRY BOECK
The Leading
FURNITURE DEALER
AND
?S.r."i,4,ai
r ; i"i-4 ,-fjir"i'i j(
UNDERTAKR.
ConiUnlij keei on hsnd everything
you need to furnish your house.
OokfcBHIIXIH AM) MAIN STHIKT
Pittumrjt - !eb
THE
IXXEKXATI 0 iVAL
TYPEWRITER
A llrlrtir Drat sIsm miuililiut. full? wsrrss
I. Mans from Hi sry bwt material b
illisd nrkmsD, and liu tlis Imt tools th
b is fvsr Immw di-iM'd t,r iik purisise Wa
rantsi) u dn all Una ran bo rsmwinanlr
IMtSl flf I ll S tr ftMt t.,kr.l,
( lblsof wrllliu )v. witd, ui r nonuu ai
srcornini io -.ns smaif ni the (is-rt'
Illlins m un ai;srit in your tnn adireu th
piaiiiilaetiirs.
TIIK CAKISII M TU '.
Anxiila M.lsrt I'srlali M, V.
r. B. HKKLKMIKK, Ami.
Lincoln. Nuh,
Wanted- t ss'lvs . rsllsti m salary 7
n asii nimiiii v. wild iih-is i-s, m tstrrrn-ut
to III own etinn a rssi nimilils Ss Vrb
llnuas. fftriiTKVH MAM ni rH, I4ll
H .i, mk.
THE LEADING HOD OMY 0!iE PRICE
WILL HA VK HIS-
ATS O'CLOCK
MUSIC.
HARNESS!
FRED GORDER
The only Inijilenifut di-alcr who
THK Lest of harness, both double und single maybe found at tu
storennd everything in the harness!
which are first class in every respect,
easiest riding vehicles on earth.
1
A IX) have a large lot of Schtitler. Moline, Hain and Sterling wagons
Spring wagons, road carts, aud plows of all (lis ription.
FIJKr)
Plattsmouth
J W HEN DEE
HARDWARE, STOVES & IRON
PUMP8, TINWARE ETC
HPOT CASH 3)15.1 TII33
-OX
She is a winner. We reduce our prices because we can afford too,
not because somebody compels us too. Where is the high price, lonir
time credit man that can stand it NOT I.N PLATTSMOt'TII. We give
yon a few more prices that may interest you;
(olden machine oil .... still goes al 'JIic per gal
(asoliiie " 4j m
Warranted Hay Fork . . . ' " - K- e(lth
2 odd size carriage bolts ..... Uk: per hundred
Another lol of clothes wringers .... jj.jo
Carmt tucks still go al leper paper
t ook stoves at cost to close.
Folding ironing boards H7c
nik bail, wire SHI per hundred
nilvHiitzed barb wire ..... 4.;
Jli st and cheapest line of tinware in the city.
Come In and see us whether you arc !u need of any goods or not
a bargain "l" Bl,' ''''V,' OU ' t"'- Kverything
NOT ONE - CENT - OH - TIME.
CLOLHIER
- B
TO COME.
i
HARNESS,
-AT-
has made a success in O Cot
being the lightest, strongest and
qoiF,r,
Nebraska
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