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HOW RUBENS
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Jf HVR MIND
H; N if Yoilt
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ALL GR0CcJ5 ftcEr ITj
-H DKT HOUSEWIFE WANTS 1T.
:ns paid a il
NEW LUMBER YAAR
J. 0. GRAVES & c0.
KRS IN FINE LUMBER,
SHINGLES. LATIT, SA8II.
DCKJK3, liLINDS.end til builcliog material
Jail and see us at the corner of
1 th and Elm street, one block
!tlt llictkl?a wvi i II
mi i m.m.jirj. a uiiis
I iwiMHVMiM tie's, W MA MUUiW
Everything to Furnish Your House.
.1. PEARLMAN'S
-GREAT MODERN-
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MUSE FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
ig purchased the J. V. "Weckbach store room on south
street where I am now located I can tell gooda cheap
nthe cheapest having just put in the largest stock
l goods ever brought to the city. Gasoline stove
fdjirniture of all kinds sold on the installment plan.
I. PEAHLJIAN.
VILL KEEP CONSTANT L ON HANI)
A Full anil Cuftipiele lin of
:135s, Medicines, Paints, and; Oils.
3SUGGISTS SUNDRIES AND PURE LIQUORS
f 1 '
fosclpllons Carefully Compounded at all Hour
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HAVELOCK
liV. vatt . mm . Tn,. rttttji TTir.T?w
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-IF SO-
jj i Ruiember tint K, O, CastU 1 Co have an immense stock of
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I LEBER AND ALL BUILDIDG MATERIAL!
AT HAVELOOK
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1 (Juuriiritcc Satisfaction in all Thlnirs
O. CASTLE & CO
HAVELOCK, NEBRASKA.
THE POSITIVE CURE
.V 11IU1HKHS.M WrrfH,rle-Tota. IMf.0rii
H Palnli! a r'-mie lor Him (jngrikl
lul ltudlurd. niiti IMiln't I.Ik It.
In the lx-j;i'iiiinn of the 8'enUioDtU
vntiiry I'eler IW Kutx'i), whime
jump t11t.1l not the Biinie gotiiil tlien na
now livt-.l in Paris, at a AiodeHt ina
m'Hr the iMiliuie of liU ;ilrufiMM, Vttria
le Mi'din HoiiU'tiiucH lie hml his pfK-k-jIh
full (if uiutiey and lived like a princ.
.lit oi'u hit he wiw without a jifenniK;
at any rate he puid liia hoht vry irrt'KU
iarly, or not at all. The luwt did not
coiihider it an honor to board thin great
painter, and ait he hml a suprem con
tempt for art. he often cast insulin at
Kultms. One day when the innkeeper
wa in an enp;ially bad humor he
threatened to throw Rubens out of the
door like a tramp and without further
notice.
Unbent bad juta had an audienoe
witb Lonvrw, but did not potwwtii a hel
ler. What ihonld he do? The tavern
keeper would not reason, bnt wanted tj
ee canh. onder any circumstance
money moat be procured.
The artlat took email picture of bit
own from the wall and ankd in a note
written to one of hit friend 1.200 lire
for it Half ait hour later the memeuKer
reWirned. aaylng that the gentleman
would pur only bOO lire for it.
Rabent wan furioui, threw th picture
on the ground and ttaniped npon it, while
the bout waa ttiU more fnriona, at bit
hopee, through thlt "daab, to get money
were dinpel!ed. Ue wanted to put hit
guctt oat on the pavemrrt immediatoly,
when Uubent gave hi word of honor
that he would pay hit debt within eight
days.
With these words Rnbeot honied up
tUtri and locked the door. Ha left tbe
Kotn rery teldora and never without
taking the key with him. A week later
he appeared before bit host with a little
band trunk witb these words:
"1 have kept my promiae. Upon the
table '-o my room yon will find more
mone) (hi n I owe yon. Farewell, air
hoatr
Thru hi left the inhospitable house
with tbe mien of a grand seigneur, who
bad given rich alma.
Tha tavern keeper hurried op the
ttairt to the artlst'i room. The door
stood open and the mam of money whii;L
was spread npon the table met bit gnze.
Fourfold Louis, double Louis, dollars
and half dollars lay there in gay con
fusion. Naturally the good man thonght
he must quickly put hit money in a safe
place, bnt what astonishment and fury
he showed when, upon touching a gold
piece, be found that it wat only paintedl
The miser, tbe tramp, had fooled himt
But hit anger leasennd somewhat when
he taw on tbe walls the rich clothing
that had been left by the painter. From
tbe tale of this he could cover a great
part of the debt, lie reached for a cherry
colored velvet mantle what disappoint
ment! That, fro, like the other gar
ments and tbe glittering gold, wat only
paintedl
The nnhappy host wat pitied by all hit
friends who beard it
The story became further known and
the painter's fame grew and spread.
Distingubihed people ttreamod to tbe
modest tavern to hear of Ho bens' gay
trick from the host himself and tee tbe
painted clothing tbe table bad been put
ia the garret aa tbe owner wanted it ont
of tight and many a dollar was tpent
in the tavern for tbe purpoaa of seeing
these thing.
Out day a rich Englishman who doted
ou art wat accidentally told of the de
ceptive table by the tavern keeper. lie
oked to see the table, admired it and
offered to give the host aa mneb cash in
French gold aud silver coins aa waa
panted on the tb!. N.tar.l'.y tha
boat accepted and wat rid of this "dla
agreeable" piece of furniture Philadel
phia Time.
a
ffirM I ftr flam
uncii nit nniii
Shows lnu of Wltnt bjla at mm tht tut
e( ijori Hub Viur. Tint prapuattoa
strengthen lbs auip, promt lit growth
of new hair, runorei Ik Batumi eulor I
gntr and tdd hair, aaa randun it suit
plivU, and gkiMj.
"Ws Uto no aeshaUoa la proneuneliif
Ajrer's liair Vigor uuequaied tor dremhir
Uie hair, and w. da Urn alter lung tipcrU
ence in lu uaa. Till nrepruUin prentirYtw
Uie hair, etirat daiulrulf tud all dlnrue of
Uie tealp, make rough and lirllU hair soft
and pliant, and prerenls naUneas. Wlillt it
I not a dye, th W,o lisvo used tin Vlfciir
tajr It will aUmulate Uia roots and euiur
glands of faded, gray, light, awl red halt,
Uiaiigkig Uu) ooUir Ui
A Rich Drown 3
or en Warlt. It win not soft th ptno
e" no, a pocket-hwiiilcerfhlef, and U at
wsys agraul!!. All Uie dirty, gummy hair
praimrsUnni should he iH.ipUr.ed at once by
Ain't Hair Vigor, and Uionsaiidi who go
aronnd with hd looking like 'the fretful
porenpine' should hurry to Uie nearest dmg
tor and ttirshane a botU of tbe Vlgor."
Tk4 3mmf huU, Atlanta, Oa.
"Ayws Hair Vigor It eiceuent for (he
hair. It iUmulatea Ui. growth, cure hald
. restores th natnral olor, eleaim. the
aJp, prfTrnu dandruff, and Is a good dros
Ing. VfeknowthatAyer! flair Vigor dlffnrt
fiom nost hair tonics snd similar prepara
tions, K btlng perfotUy harmleas."-rroiq
Mamomlml UmmUimt, by Blita K Parkec
Ayer's Hair Vigor
rvariasi) av
DR. J. 0. A TIB ft 00.. Low.ll
Satd by tTuRut sad rwrumara.
Bucklen'a Arnica Salve.
Tna Hkht Sai,vk in the world for Cut
Hruisi, Hun s, Ulcers, Halt Rheum. Fevei
Horet, Tetter. ChH)i.-d Hnnds, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Hkin Sruptionp, and posi
tively cure FMi'H. or no pay required.
It is guaranteed tn ive Mtinfactinn, 01
money refunded. I'rice cent per lioi
For salu by F. 0. Fricke 4 Co.
Happy Hoosiert.
Wm. Tlmnimw, PiMtimtnter of Mnville. ind.,
wrlln: "hlei trie Bmn Inw done i. re for
Bie than all uiIht medicines muntilned, for tliut
bitd feel ng arlmiig from Kidney and Liter
trouble.' John l.eelle, Ihni.rr nrl torknia.
ef iamf plaee, my. : "Kind Kleelrie llllten to
a thehest Khliiry and ivf medicine, made
m feel Ilk new man." J. W. Ilardn.
bar iarrchi.t.tani fiwn, ays : "K!ce
Irlr nliler I Just the iblng lor a man who f
all run down ud dn't rare belliei he lires or
die he found new trengili. good appetlti
and felt ll like he hnd a new lease on III
Oily noo. a bulil at V. ti. fruk & to' Diuu
lore,
A Mystery tiplalned.
The paper contain frequent no
ticea of rich, pretty and educated
Kirla eloping with neo;roe, tramps
mid cnachincn. The. well-known
RrciuliHt, Dr. Kriinklin Nilee, aayg
all such girl are more or Ices hys
terical, nervous, very impulaive, un
Imlanced; iiHiially mi Meet to Head
ache, neuralgia, Hlecpleaanetm, im
moderate cry iii); or laughing. These
show a weak, nervous nvsteni for
which therr is no remedy- equal to
KeHtorative Nervine. Trial bottles
and a fine book, containing-many
marvelous cures, free at F. ii. Fricke
A Co'., who also sell and guarantee
Dt. Miles' celebrated New Heart
Cure, the finest of heart tonica.Cures
fluttering, short breath, etc.
AldarntM a a Hvard af Olreetart. '
It would clear away much miftmottp
Uon If the popnlar body in rf t.::"r::csd
of being ijaiken of and thought of aa a
local legitlatnrs, could U looked upon
and considered aa a board J tlrrertora.
One of tbe tamx important grants where
in the powers of aneh a bod 1h citim
aeein to pa heyrmd the functions of a
board of directors ia tW righv it adop;
ordinances wbtoh are enforced by the
polioe; bat even at to this power it it to
be borne tn mind that' dry ordinances
have no original authority. They are
constantly declared invalid by the courts
because tbey contravene statutes of the
legislators or deal with matters not cov
ered by ibo grant of uwer U tin vily
corporation The inferences to lie drawn
from this diarttNiion are two. Flint,
that the whole question as to what
ongtit to be the business of the city and
as to ths bent method of conducting this
busineat U fairly open to disousnioni teo
ond, that ths qneation is ons involving
good judgment only. It does not in
volve ths libertiet of the people or touch
any of the Inherent rights of citizenship.
Seth Low iu Century.
Tb. ttUpUaat' Maary.
The elephant has an excellent memory.
It recollects friends well and It rarely
forgets an injury. It is recorded of ono
that It smashed a cocoannt upon its
driver't head snd tinnhed ths inun't
bead at tbe name time, because the laxv,
thoughtless fellow had broken a cocoannt
on its skull tbe day before. ' A quarter
maeter engaged in aiijiwrintendiiig the
removal of biiggag In tits camp by
meant of an elephant, became angry at
the creature's refusing to carry more
than certain weight and foolishly flung
tent peg at iu head. Boms days after
ward ths eluphsnt overtook the quarter
master as he wat going through ths
camp, seized him with its trunk aud
neatly placed lit in among the branches
of a tamarind tree, leaving him to reach
the ground agnln in the beet way ha
oonld. New York Advertiser.
Rhtumlltm Curvt in Day.
"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cured in 1 to 3
days. Its action upon the system ia
remarkable and mysterious. It re
moves at once the cause and the di
sease immediately dissnppears.
The first dose greatly benefits. 75c
Sold by F, G. Fricke, Druggist, wt
Remarkable Rescue.
Mra. Michael Curtain. I'laliinelS, III., mskei
thailemeul Dial all caught cold, whlcli act
lira an her h'un ; aim waa liraini I.. I uiolith
hy her family phjntcimi. but grew wma. He
old h r ah w a hopelew victim f cousump
tlon and that no mcdiciue could cua her
Her DroggUt (ugKCtted Dr. King' ucw dlacor
err for coniumptlo ; ahe bonvbt a twill and
to her delight found bertelf benefited from th
do. Hh sontlnuad It u ' i and alter tk-
In Ian 1a Innwil aMir ...-.I .n wmII
now doe her own homework aud la a well a
tht var am.-fpM trial boltle of ;tbi great
Slaeovery at t. Q. Kalok k ' o'a Ding Sloie
n 'liottl nat, and f 1.
I Height ef Cruelty
Nervous women seldom receive
the eympnlliy- they deserve. While
oflen the pictures of health, they
are constantly ailing. To withhold
sympathy fro'm these unfortunates
is the height of cruelty. They Ijnve
h weak heart, cunning shortness of
hreatli, Muttering, iiaiu in side, weak
ii nd hungry spells, and finally
swelling ol ankles, oppression,
choking, smothering and dropsy.
Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure is just
the thing for them. For their ner
vousness, headache, weakness, etc.,
his Kestorative Nervine is unequal
ed. Fine treatise on "Heart mid
Nervous Diseases" and iiini velotis
testimonials free. Sold and guar
anteed by F. Ci. Fricke & Co. II
For many years Mr. II. F. Thomp
son, of Des Moines, lown, was se
verely iilllictcd with chronic dinrr
hoen. He says: "At times it was
very severe; no much so, that I
fem rd it would end my life. About
seven yearn ago I chanced to pro
cure a bottle of Chnnihcrdiiin's
Colic, Cholera mid Diarrhoea
keinedy. It gave me prompt relief
and I believe cured me permanent,
ly. as I now eat or drink without
harm anything I plenxe. I have
iiIho lined It in my family with the
best results. For sale by F. (J.
Frickie A Co.
Ilarglar Abnnt.
Little Oirl (weoplngr Sotnelxxly bat
stolen tny doll.
Mother Yonr doll! Which one?
Little Olrl The oldest and nicest one
of all the one that didn't have any
legs or arms or hair or nyet or anything.
Qood New.
Wonderful 8uccets.
Two years ago the llaller l'rop,
Co.' ordered their bottles by the box
-now they buy by the carload.
Among the populnrand succeseful
remedies they prepare is Mailer's
Snrmipnrillil A Hunloi k which is
the iuohI wonderful blood purifier
known. No druggist hesitates to
recommend this remedy.
For sale by druggist.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia
and I.iver Complaint!1 Shiloh's V it
aliier is guarantied to cure you. 2
Sleepness night made miserable
by that terrible caugh Shilohs rem
edy is the cure for you, by F. (i
Frick. and t II Snyder. 2
VJhat is
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gyrvi VAvyv yy.V' 'A'"W1W''-t'""iV' ' ' " "' " " mini I i i ninV
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Castorla is Dr. Saiuuc! Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contalus neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitute
for ParegoHc, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
at Is rieasant. Its guarantee U thirty years use ny
Mllllont of Jlothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays
fererkhness. Castorla prevents Toaulliiig Sour Card,
cures Diarrhoea and "Wind ' Colic Castorla relieves
teething troubles, cures constIpatin and( flatulency. '
Castorla assimilates the food, rcgrulatef the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural deep. Cas
torla is the Children's .Panacea the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Oaatoria la aa exotllant nvxlldn for chil
dren. Kotliar have rnfwalodly tokl mm at sta
iroud Zt upu limit oUUrea.'
Da. 0. a Okiooo,
lowetl, .
" CasUirl. b &a but newij tot ehil-Jrai ef
which I an arqtvtlntwL I Im Um day kmot
far dbUii when taothara wlIToooalf thol
Interaat of their chSaran, and uao Castorla In
stead of tbe various quack noatnuns w hloh ar
dMtroylng shlr lotad ooes, by forcing opium,
morptana, toothing syrup sad other hurtful
agents down their Uiroataj thaneby ncdlng
them to praiaaUiro grBTet."
Pa. J. F. KnfontLO,
Coo way, Aek.
Castorla.
A:
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M CkuHWrla atAoawllt)ap4ed to coSdraft thai
I raoJBBmaJ M .praraoiy pea Initial .
knows to sa."
R. A, Aaoaaa, K. D'
)U So. Oxfratl at, BrooWra, M. T. I
- IW phralalana ta th. ehlldraa depart-
mens bat. ipokaai hlgbly of their expert
ana In tfcair ouawi. pi ! wrth Castorla,' .
and although w. oaly aar. among our
anedkal snppUoa what Is gaova a. regular
prodjuo)a,Stveatw fra to eonfaa that the
nurils of Castorla ha won a to look with
favor npon ft"
UnrTBO HoarrriL axd DimifAT,
Bottoa, 1
Allcs C. Sarra, Prt.,
The Centaur Company, TT Murray Street, THuw Tork City.
J W HENDEE
DEALER IN
HARDWARE, STOVES & IR01T
:. ' . ...... i. . . ... i . .... M.' in "
PUMPS, TINWARE ETC-
SWT UASH THE '
: ooOoo
She is a winner. We reduce our prices because we can afford too,
not because somebody compels us too. Where is the high price, long
time credit man tliatcan stand it NOT IN PLATTSMOUTH. W give
you a tew more prices mat may interest you:
Golden machine oil
Gasoline - - . -
Warranted Hay Fork -
2,000 odd size carriage bolts
Another lot of clothes wringers
Carpet tacks'" -
Cook stoves at cost to close.
Folding ironing boards
Hlk barb wire - 3.70 per hundred
Galvanized barb wir 4.35 " "
Best and chenpest line of tinware in the city.
still goes at 20c per gal '
... .. 4c
" " " a"c each
90e per hundred
- - - 2.10
still go at lc per paper
- 97c
-00O00-
Come in and see us whether yott are in need oi any goods or not
Kemember that we can and will save you money eery time. Everything
a bargain, .
NOT - ONE - CEHT - ON - TIME.
rrx DTjQrosvenorf
Bell-cap-sic
sm..ivw. PLASTER.
from .
BhMmsUtsi. HahnraJartat nUt3rH(r tMsd l
Uurwrit Manoa, 0nwi fnr Rk bf JI DntTTu
HENRY BOECK
The Leading
FURNITURE DEALER
AM
aayVasmss-aTMtM
HAIR BALSAM
ana touniftM ik. kalr.
xuMal arowlh.
B. Itor (Inv
I 1M . If lUliaf.
! Treat. a a laxu
Fall lo
Jiair to Ita T
v,.i.iHi ui.i rflc.
. Intis, left.Ufr.
iUafa, Aff,u rr. I no , yaawnSa, rtu ! W W
HINDCRCORNS. th wi tv f
r 1 osir. i rviee m wfsi VJ'utiit,
iiiaiNia om IJa aaaaw, aav mm.
r Corn,
,k v.
f.RATKlL COMFORTING
Epps Gocoa
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BREAKFAST
"Itya thoroiiitli kqowleilg of the natiiritl
lawn which govern the nierittlois of dilution
hiuI uiilriiloii. and by a earclul api-liaaliou of
the fine propertlof well nclerted Doooa, Mr.
hli Iihi provliled our lireHkliut tnble with a
delicHtelv IMvoied beveniKt ahieh my av
114 niHiiy heavy doctor' hills, II I bvjllie Jucllo
Imi line ol aucli arlicli-. of diet llml a eiti
llutloii may ,e gmdunlly built up until strong
enouuli to reaint every Miilency to dUcane,
lluiidrcd" of aubll ineludica are fliMilIng
around ua ready UHttnok wberevrr there la a
wenk point, ne may rit many a liilnl
ahnft bv keeping ourelve veil fortified ilb
I aire blool and a properly nourlnhed Irame."
Ilvll senk-e iaitte. Mitiloal alinply villi
boiling ier or milk, Holilnlyln hull-pound
lln. bv Knicerle. lubelled llillr:
.IAMP KITH ft 1X1., IloaiieiiiiathleClienilxt
I.0111I011, Kngland
UNDERTAKE.
Constantly keeps ou hand everything
you need to furnish your house, ' '
coRHEKitirH ano m itif trsssr
PERKINS- HOUSE,
817. 219, i2l and 223 Main St.,
Plattsmouth - Nebraska
H. M B0N8, Proprietor.
1 be Perkins lias been thoroughly
runoysted from top to Uiitviu and !i
now ono of tho IkihI hotuls in the state.
Bosrduni will lie tnken by the week at
14.50 and up.
Plattsmout
Neb
GOOD BAR CONNECTED
MIKE SMELLllACKKlt.
Wagon aud Blacksmith, shop
Wagon, Buoy, Machine and
plow Repairing done
FIOKSESHOEINO A SPECIALTY
Ha usu tbe
NEVERSUP HORSESHOE
Which is the beat horseshoe, for the
farmer, or for fast driving, or for city
purposes ever invented. It la to made
thatauyonu cui put on sharp or flat
corks, as needed for wet and slippery
days, or smooth, dry road. Call at
hit shop and examine the NKVKiim.rr
and you will use no other.
J. M. SIINELLBACKER.
13 North Fifth St. PlatUmouth
Uy Anted-Al active, rellnble min-sslaryrrt
to m. munihly. with lucre,,.. ,,, renriei,'
in hl own. aacilon a apon.ibie New v
limine. hcfcrcmH-a. HAM iii imni . .
BoHr, New York. , -"
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