.lAILY PASVSKNl.EK TRAINS
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.Ni.:uti Rrrn- 4 ,xi p. m.
Tr.iim dally rxrrpt ruuilav
I
At'
3 CDBs:
st: -hv.t sitnt:riin
.;, n hi.'
'. . - . tie-rn. Hit
a (loxen other caliiiei
- . wna tiuite triumbh on
jrri-uilt-reil onrnulveit into
' :. r,.re with BHtisfactiou,
H? hi uot hHnd-aiuw, being
,i"nt lUrHtmtu!)lt) looking
HniHii. he had shown tiieyoa
alitiei mid we hud need of a
olh.inft him thronh u
'wd. we arrived at his
e discouraged, for the
' ikti a dilapidated, ram
' vq thing, and the two
! larger than goata, were
KSIOHfS
"'y nd uiiwrable looking
aeemed cruelty to animal to con
.V.'o an arrangeiueut that involved
racing abont three full grown
' " y 1 tn additirm to the little driver.
' '. -'.v derided, peremptorily, that
, . luauucttiMrna maun, we Enoum
i, get iii'iw-Mtfit vehicle, hut would
'Vm another to nit ourwelvea. We de-
. ,iel this inside our own heads, bnt in
. '.'doing we counted without the bosta
Citoiuen.
A DIseOVF.KKR'8 KKJHTS.
Having aelected a good cab, with a
decent pair of hoiuenv and pruiMwed a
bargain to the driver, without regard to
the ilirill ami coiitimiotw clamor of our
little ragamuffin, we found that bin ehe
quence had uiorecoM-uey than our offer,
for the driver of the vehicle choto-n
would not accept on aa his pawengera
bwaiiKe we "belonged" to the other man.
He bud cultured w. bad acquired a
right of fr iei-y in n which all other
cabmen were humid to reflect, and every
cabman to whom we mccetwively ad
Jrenned oumelvet. refused n in the name
way. We were boycotted. The cal
la. of the riia-uM were one and indi
tixible in their deteruiinaliou that we
hhonld make our entry into Greece be
hind the worm air of horxK ever neen,
tir Otherwihe ko foit. If the (Jreeku
bad stood together half an well in their
dealing) with the Turk and other f'-s
aa they did on thia o-caainn aant
three Jieaceful wayfarer, the fainoii
"dream that ()ree tniKht nt ill lie fn-e''
lui'ht have become a dazzling and mat;
iriticeot reality.
liut we hal read long before this in a
book by one Plato, called the "Kepublir,"
that !Socraten and Kevertl otiier fallows
bail one day walked down from Athi-ua
to the Pinpnn, and in fact that they bail
there talked amoiiij! tlwni4jve the whuie
oontenU of that llitereetiu Iniok, and
we are reasonably trnre that aa to the
walk and talk of S.Tute we are
tijual to thw walka, at least , and wire
wuiild walk, either with Sut-rateg or wiiu
the melodioua Inhbuian who, when be
did not walk, '"rode in chaiites." We
walked, therefore, with the Irihinan'
ulu-roative objuration on onr kjujiiih.
And aa we walked along the awfully
brty street, with the i-l.'tm on one iile
ami the wretcheil little hox and viie
melling restanrant on the other
wretched shops and vile mnellint; nn
tauranta having over their dimpt (frat:
liliinent biirni in tireek, which, though
boil, kvi kiknI enon'h to keep in oil--'
Uiiud the ancient Kluni-H aawedila)l
1 bin, actually pawing on the way a uiouu-
' ment witn tlie head of Theinii-toclea on a
Doric col mn h", one little raxaniiifflii of a
driver followeil na like a pttilent horie
fly, tearing ahead at f nil l and halt
ing in front of nil ai d declainiiiix con
htantly that we were hi and that we
were cheating him by rfu-iu to ride.
With what immense energy he would
dah ahead, halt in front of uit, K' t down
aud ojH-n the door of bin rah and appeal
toiii to enter, lint he appealed io hearts
hardened with nh-ut rae. We were
within a few luiles cf the k't where
tjenmiwthenM mid Mvagu things at Hie
roaring aea wilh jn-bble stones m h i
Uioiitu, aud if tin- fallow con Id have caid
all theiie thiiign. evi-u if he hail practiced
with psvinMon- in bis month, hecoulj
uot have ronviured tu.
1IIK FKIUNI.I.Y HlllOiR CAR.
Kmldeuly tlit r".:!:c cnlc.kr.S '-it
Wiitinn to this mean littledrama. Tl-T
appean-d npin the m-ene, here at tlie
very end of the lot:;r walls, that awfully
modern contrivance, m hoie car. Now,
as a horse car is presumably the rop
erty of a coriioriition, and as the Kreat
distinction of n corporation is that it has
no aoul, one -neiveil that here we
rtiht be f rt fr.iiu the immediate con
sequences of the Uiycott, aud we enter
ed the horse car, which, by tlie way, was
certainly th- cleanest vehicle in all that
part of Greece.
As soon aa we entered the horse car
we were out of all our tronbh, but we
were forced to renVt that we were nut
following the great example of Korrate
and to consu ier that if Hs-rates had Iwen
able to return to Athens in a horse car
th! fsct rrnr.i.l hart, tat short ail that
noble converwtioii nnder the trees, and
the world mik'ht have l-en without lt
firxt great idea of an Utopian state.
But it is evi'h-nt t!;at modem institu
tion are havu.g fair play in Greece.
The boycott ami th- lnre car are doing
what they may for civilization there,
ami other fine thin.es will follow. Mean
while one sees etmnh to convince him
as he waiuli rs on tiie ArroN.ii that tlw
Very rubbish of the Parthenon is worth
all the rest of Grw-ce aa it is, and it lie
comes a romtort. to know that hitorv
has pretty v. ell .roved that the o call
ed moleni (irei ks are not Givka at all
but only iIom i li'lants of a horde of
wretched Havi who swarmed in and
settled nsin the hind like lis-usts when
war and pixtslenre together had aimila
luied th.. gruider r.e. Alueus Cor
'ew York World.
Art'
tip PVTIHA Caillitli't l.'-'K-
Mi-ele evel rilue-ilny eelili'K
... ... i. ... t f...... hl.Mlf . A II II"
ai Mifir n ii ii ' . . ,...a
tniik- kniiMs sr nl ly l. I", s''"10
..Ev.il. iiv'htii'N .M'C1ATUN I
ji a ui I" r - "
. K. H. .
, nie.t'lii! every Suuilay alltuu.in at 4
j .re. lies .
AO I' v..s Veelf frt ami lli'id t ililay
....invxefeu.il m.m'h nt(i. A H. liail
I in RiK-koik blis-k Frank Veiuillyea, M, W.
11, V huemole, llecofiler
v
A,
l'. W. fin. 4- Vest eind and teurlh
b-fMuv . vi-i lmi in the niotilll a l. A . n
I lisll in Un. ky.neil hlork, K J. Mnlitau, M ,
i F, Bniwn, Keaiirder,
I OOVAI. AKCaNAM-Cm roimrtl n lWl.
I Melt at Hie H, nl f hail In tlis Faimrle
rrln hliMk ever llernell & 'I tilts, vllllnK
brethren Invlled Henry lleruld. Kniteiil ;
inna ailmu. M-rretoiv,
joint seventh row 04 4 0, Join; eighth
row 103 d e, Join; ninth row 108 d e.
Join; tenth row 111 A c, Join. This
finishes the crown.
Eleventh row work t d e, leaving
23 for the back of neck. Break off the
yarn.
Twelfth row join on the yarn at
commencement of last row, and work I
d c in each d c (8H). Work 10 more
rows the same aa the 11. This completes
the lining of the hood.
For the outside of the hood, work 1 d
e In top of each d c in each row, com
mencing with the first row of the lining,
having the d c's turn back toward the
crown. Across the bottom, or neck of
hood, work 1 d c and S chain stitches
between. I nto these loops work 4 d c
in one, one single crochet In the neat.
Repeat from star, across the neck, and
work the same round face of hood. As
a finish, work 1 sc in top of each st
in every row on the ouUlde of bood,
and In eaeh stitch of the border with
white knitting silk. Put a ribbon
rosette on top of hood In the front, and
run a narrow rlblion through the neck:
tie in a small Imw at the back. Sow on
ribbon strings. Ladies' Home Journal.
i A si i.OIMJE. No.
IM t.ll.fl. F. met-ls ev.
... T....H.. niht mi itii.li hull In FltL'ef aln
s .wk an (mil kelless are rordially nvlo-d
n Meii1 . hen ulkltli II In the cliy. J Cery.
N. li a W.BnitKe, heerctary.
K!i rhiurh m.t eveit
v a! 7 :W in ma iistriiiei.i ui
I ate invlled to alU'iid tlw-re
HOUSEKEEPERS' CORNER.
Asthma rosy be greatly relieved by
soaking blotting or tissue paper in
strong saltpeter water; dry it, then
burn it at night in the sleeping room.
A Pi.EMin liniment for chilblains:
One ounce of camphor gum, four fluid
ounces of olive oil. Ihssolvc together
bv a gentle heat and apply to the af
flicted porta.
CoKXSTAl:rni makes a good paste for
scrap-hoxika. Dissolve a Utile in cold
water and cook it thoroughly. Do not
get it too thirk. When cold it should
be thin enongh to Bpply with a brush.
Fob a cut tiike poniicrcd rrsixs, pound
It very fine and spread or sift it over
the cut: wrr.p a piece of soft linen
around It and wet in cold water quite
often. This will prevent inflammation
and soreness.
!s?.ct powder or Jmrax mixed with
suirar if npp'ied when fresh and daily,
that tin y do not l-se their pungeni-y,
w ill drive cockroaches away. Ucmem
ter the injunction, if i.pplied when
f 1 1 Mn4 A .
If a poison haa t-en ai-cidentally
swallowed, instantly drink a pint of
warm water in which has tieen stirred
a t-asssuifui of salt and one or two of
mustard. A half glaa of sweet oil will
render many poisons harmless.
Tiir.ttK are many simple and effective
disinfectants, uinonif which are coffee
pounded aud burned on au iron plate,
sugar burned on hot coals, vinegar
taiiled with mvrrh and sprinkled on the
floor and furniture of a sick room.
Tut a bandage of hot salt outside the
face fur neuralgia: fill the mouth with
hot salt in cane of toothache; put a lit
tle hot salt in a piece of muslin and
then put it In the ear for a second or
two when etirache is troublesome.
Fob severe hemorrhage from the nose
try holding ti-e anna nf t. patient cp
over the beuil for five minutes at
time. A small piece of Ice wrapMi in
muslin and luid directly over the top of
the nose w ill usually give relief.
There la lianr la Veils.
Women, unfortuuatct.r, cannot 1 In
duced to believe that there la danger in
wearing veils. Physicians and cl iuii.U,
however, bare often warned them
Sirainst the objectionable practice.
Miss Mary Homphreya, the daughter of
a wealthy manufacturer In lmdon, is
another sufferer from this feminine
fashion. A few weeks ago she received
three veils as presents from her future
husband. After wearing thcra several
times she complained of a peculiar itch
ing in her eyes. An oculist discovered
upon eaaiuinatlon that her eyelids w
polsoneiL He attempted In vain to cure
tucm. The malady develojied so rapid
ly that the young woman's left eye had
to be removed. The veils were then sent
Ui a chemist, who found that they had
been colored with poisonous drugs.
The explanation of HI Us Humphreys'
misfortune waa simple:. A suit for
damages will be brought against tlie
manufacturer of tlie veils, but It cannot
restore the young woman's sight.
PLACKS OK WOKS11I1.
rTiioi.n-!t. Paul's f'hiirrh. sk. tii twrer,
moil -ml smli. Father a'liey. rsMur
H-rvu-n: Vtnil in :ia a. hutiil iy
(Whool at 2 30, twstdirtlui..
Chbiitiah. Cetiier l-jeiist and KluhlUfts.
K. ivlees HHinilllK Slid rveullil. Killer J. K.
heed, ator. Hilllilny Brluiul 10 A, M.
ErisrofAr-.-St Luke's C'liiiieh. fnrner Third
.i.avin. Itev II H. l!uiKe. paMiir. ncr-
Vlees : II A. A d 5 ar M. tilllida) Hthil
at i :3u r. m.
tirMMAN MrTHiilitST IKIier Hlith ft ssd
l.iaime. Kev. Illrt. J's-tm. eerviees : II A. M.
and 7 :3 v St. riuuaay K'tiool In :3 A M.
fsssHvi-siiiAif. Services Id re fhiinh. cr
uet Mxlb ana liranltr ti. nev. i. naini,
i.a.tur. Miiidav-sci eol at Frearhlnn
S". !! s. rr..ar.d sp. m.
1 he 1 . U. . C. t ol
Hahlialh rveiilri
the phuerti. All
meetings.
First Mfthoihst. HUih Ht., hetweu Main
e..ri Hhv J. II M llie kiivr. iia-tir.
M-rvlie. : U a. a., s in r. a. Kumlai rirl I
t :A a. Frsyrr nieelii k Wednesday even-
(ivHMA l'KssavTSKiA Corner Main and
Ninih. tier Wine, u.nti t. hervlces uiual
hnun. Siindny rclnxil j0 a. a.
Hwfkiikn roxoKSUATioSAU iiranlte, be-
taeeu Filth and Min.
Coi.okkii Haitikt.-U flllve. oRk. heteen
l.mli m,.l Klevenlll key. A. Hiwsell. mh-
mi. set tn-es II a iii. am! 7 JO p. m. l'ia)et
meetiuir VSeilnesilay ereuli n.
Voi jio Mux's ClIBl-TIAH AHlATIlll
Itixiins In aierman black. Main sueel. "
i.el liiei lllLlT. Inl llirL IHilV. rterV hullllay k(-
teniomi at 4 u chs k. huimip ieu wetk days I
(rum s.ju a. iii .lo v : 3 p. ui.
Sill TH I'AIIK TAHKMSAI'LC IteV. .1. M.
V ixmI. I t"t. twrvires : Mimiay Bclmnl,
Ina in Iriarhliiif. Us ni. anil l. In.;
prayer iiiietlnir Tiif.'isy nielli : clwlr prr-
ijcci rriu..y ihkih Aiiare weicuuic.
Wcliaxr rmlil Kly'a C'reuni Halm
iiboiit three years, and have ri
cottiim-nilcd ita uee in tmirr thtin a
liunciri'it epccial caeca of catarrh.
The tinauiiiKiuM Hiiawcr to our in-
quirica ia,"lt'a the licet remedy Unit
I have ever uacd. Our experience
in, that where parties continued ita
lie. it never luila to cure J. M.
Monttroincrv. A Co.. I'rmririetH, I)e
corali. Iowa.
When I Ijcgnn using; Kly'a Cream
Ihiltn itiv Ciitui rh wai so hail I hml
liciiilaclie the whole time and dis-
t iinrKeii n iarpe amount of filthy
matter. That Iium iilmoet entirely
lisipieirel und have not had head
ache science.- J. SnmmerH.iStephiicy,
I';. on.
Window
Barrett's
iIasa at
Itrown h
tf
Some of the moat etartliiig, in-
tersting; (lincovcrica of the iile atnl
customs of hnried Kjo'pt are now
licitig; made tlirotigh exteneivcrxcii-
vuttiotiH. ihi-se iliHCovcrica Hre
rxcitinir a ureal intercut. Many
ilimnvirica are, however, being;
made in our country that are re
markable, Hinon winch we may
mention that of Jl.illcrs i'am I'ara-
lyier which ctlccta entire relief, ami
in many cases a complete cure of
that terrible disease rheumatism.
and uh'it li m'ixo relieves pain of nil
kind Yr f.!e hyail driiK"1"'
tf
THE LEADING AND ONLY OKE PRICE CLOLHIER
1 WAITING RYOU.
TTT IS waiting to show you his new goods
O J jJL and to let you know how cheap they
can bet ought.
HAS TKE LARGEST AMD BEST STOCK
In lis line in Cafs Countj. You will not be nblo to buy cheaper Wcs Chi
cujjo when you take quality and price in coriHuliinitio:).
JOE-
Only buys the bcit milked and latext noveltiee in
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
HATS, CArS ETC.
And if you are looking for a reliable place to trade give JOE a trial.
OPERA HOUSE CORNER,
PLATTSMOUTH.
Tin;
INTERNATIONAL
TYPEWRITER
A met!) Artt cin iniu lili.. fully rr.i
rd Mte Irciii lh cr lil materia) b
klhril wi.fkmru, mill nil L the tml I.H.i In
have eyerlieen delcl let thu purtxiw. W
rnnteil til Oil nil ttml em lie reiv l.lr e
peeteil ul tlie r.rjr bel lyM-wriler eilanl
t at'oliie nl wn'inK IW" "ril ! mlmite- o
more aeonliiif li '.lie alulHy ot t he uyrnt"
r
i
nr.CE 8100.
It there ! au Ment lu four luou 4(tr Ul
iiuulacture.
THt PAH!U S!T fit.
rnt mitcd - fflh . I.
r. H. HEELKMIRK, A Kent.
Lincolu, Neb,
(r to Hrown A H;irrett nnil ijet
h window irhiHH nn! etop up tluit
hole in your houee.
To HamoH Mllaawi
Mointen tlie apota, and rub well with
aoap, theo a.:rape anue challi rerj fine,
and rub that la alo; lay la tlie tun,
wetting tlie (T'kx1 from time to time.
Taki ejna part of lemon Juice, Mil,
it arch and koft aoap; rob on thickly and
Cur for Paratvala.
Frank C'ormiitiM, of I'nrrell, Ind.
Trr.. b;ij: "I hitlut ei Mr. Hiiihaii,
Iiohc wife IimiI purnlyaiH in the face
to 1'iiv h dottle of L hHiiiljerl.iiu'H
l'nin Il.ilm. To their rcut mupriee
lefore the hottle hail all heetl lieeil
she wh a irrent deal better. Her
face had hecn drawn to one aide
but the 1'tin Halm relieved all
pain and aoreiieen. and the month
dHuuuied ite natural elm in'." It in
rfleo a certain cure for rlieiinialiMin
lame back, eprainH ewcllitiH and
liitneneaM mi c?!:t l:R.":ci iuf erne
by F. (1. FrickcACo., Irriifjjjirit".
CHt. W. A. Alilictt, wholiaa lon(r
been with Menem. I'rcrivMl and
llattoti, Keal Ftuteand Ineurance
Itrokere, )e Motncg, Iio MtI ie
one of the beet known and nioet re
(tnccti'd buriiucfH men in that city
aye: "I can teelify to the (Hid
ntmlificM of C'haililjerlaiu'H I'niluh
Kciuedy. Having need it in my
family or tlie phhI enrlil yearn. I
can eafclv nay it ha no eiual for
either colda or crouii. )i:cnt liot
tlee for eale by F. (. Fricke A Co.
Irit(f jfixtB.
That Hackiiii(Ciiii;h can o otiick'
ly cured by Shilnli'n -iire. We
l'UHriintce it. For Nile by FX).
Fricke and O II Snyder. 1
Fly'w Creaiti Halm i eepecially
iid.ipled n b u remedy for catarrh
which in iiirirravated by alkaline
duet aud dry windn. V. A. Hover.
I riiirirint, llenver.
My catarrh waa very bud. For
thirty year I have been troubled
with it have tried a number of
remedied without relief. A driiir-
Kiel adviwed Kl' Cream Halm. 1
have need only oik; bottle aud 1 can
ay I feel like a new man. I make
tine voluntary htatement that
Moniiarrul.
V. V . Kuwver. id KochcKtcr. Wie..
a proinincnt dealer in K'm'ri"
iiiTcliiimliHe. mihI who riina ecvcral
peddliutr wajfone. had one of hi
( i ..ji.. 1 .;!. .
liori.n riaiiiy i ui nun mn ht-.j mi n
lariat. J tie woumi rcniHco. 10 ncai.
Tin. Iiikru.. I.eeume lallif umi atitt
tiuwwithetandiutf careful attention
anil the aim n ation ol reuicuica. j
friend handed Sawyer aome of
lliill.-r'u tliirti Wire I .inemerit. the
moet wonderful thinir m't eaw to
li:tl Mlli-ll wound. He Httiilicd it
only three time and the eure wan
completed hciilen. Ivpiaiiy
.11 ... ..." !. ......... .....I
woiiiiiIm. For eale by nil driljfKiKt
DETECTIVE
H " nTAMA'ln
ev I I rVll In H''t
Uy on the ifraaa in the hot nn. Re- ( others may know of the Halm.- -new
the anD.'lcation twa or Uire Iudm J- W. Mai hew eon, (Lawyer), I'aw-
lirrnr P'rirriirr uiiiiri imii iii-i.u. ii -..-,
iMHinil reti Inr turilrtiliiit. wAMIIOKlN
1K i H J I K 10 1. M , ki t 7n7, Wlili)lin
looa.
HARNESS! HARNES
FRED GORDE
he only Iinjiletticiit dealer who h:iH iiuule a kiiccohm in C
V
THh, beet of harncea. Iioth ilin!i.!e r.!r.;;' i'"y o kmiiiv
Mtoreiinil everything in the harncHM line iiImo buicM and carri.1
wlin h are liret-claMM in every renpect, beintf the litrhtent, "ir'-ii;-;!!
unieet riding vrliiclea on earth.
1
AIX) have a arizc lot of Schutler, Muline, (lain and Sterling v
Spring wagon, road carti, and plowa of all diurriptioti.
Plattsmouth
IN OUU COHPLKI K STOCK OF
ladies rm SHOES
We give you the follow ing deep cut in price":
I.ndiea Fine Cla.ed Dontrola f.V.'S ehoca reduced tit
Ijtiiiea Iongnia Md MetiblefJVlahoe reduced to
Indira Meet Itongola M.il i'l'Ci icuuceo to.
Ladicn ll.ind Turned beet Dogola Kim) "hoe reduced to
FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY f
We have a great many other eampli' lota of odd ei.ca that we
otf"nng at
III orderto reduce our atock to meet our obligation.
I We hUo have a few lota of Latlica Oifoidn that we will cell at red
price. Don't forget tlie place.
i
- aw tucket, K. I.
rf -