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THS LEADING
GROCER
HAS THE MOST
COMPLETE
STOCK IN THE CITY.
mm FREZH AND - IN SEASON
ATTENTION FAKMKK3
I want your Poultry, Kfftrd, Hiit
(it mid your farm product of till
kind, I will pny you the hilit-Ht
c.ihIi jirict I urn buying for a
tirii iu Lincoln.
R. PETERSEN,
TIUv r.KAWNC, GROCER
Plattamoiilh Ncbrankn
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DEAixn in
STAPLE AND FANCY
GUOCEniES,
GLASS AND
QUEENSWAUE
Ftonai M a Specialty
roiiHj ! th! I'ublo Solicited.
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EW HARDWARE STORE
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Repp ell klnd4 nf bullion herdaare en heed
lid en til euppiy eimfe'-lim ua uiosi ur
ureUle tere
j TIN" ROOFING :
frM"ilin
end all ktnitu 1 tin work nrnrantlT
dooe. urditre livta Uie coumLry Muilelied.
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I'EUKINS- HOUSE,
217. 219, 221 and 223 Miia fiL,
Plattsmouth - Nebraska
EL IT E0U3, Proprietor,
1ne Pcrkine hu been tliorougblj
renoT'ttcd from tup to !jttur eud 'i
low one of tho boet hotole In the etata
3ieriKii wUl U Ukon bj tie week at
i.50 and up.
300D BAR CONNECTED
JHK CHIZKN3 BANK.
n.AU:iMOCTlt NEIIKAHKA
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Authoriiod Capital, f I09,ooo.
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KNIIilliS Of I'VUIIai liaiimiia I.U.
No. 47 M 't-t-vrv Vciliii..,l,iy eviilnf
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THS OLD nCLlASL-.
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fl)iinf;!e., Lath, Sab,
Doors, Blinds
Cn mipilj errw demiind of the city.
Cull and u"'t tonus. Fourth, etrei-.t
in ri:ur of ovcnt Iiouko.
HENRY BOECK
The Leading
FURNITURE DEALER
- AND-
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UNDERTAKE
Cruiteritly kt on band eTcrjtbla
ton oed to furnlnh yoor honea
co rms a aixTa an kus rmmy
PlattSOlDUt
Neb
For Atchirtfton, St. Joseph, Leavea-
worth, Kansas City, Ituis,
aad all jioiuts uortii.euet
south or west Tick- '
is seld aad bag
gage checks!
t any
point
la
the
United
States r
Canada. Far
INFORMATION AS TO RATES
AND KOUTKS
Call at Depot or address
II, C. Town.sknp,
O. P. A. St. Louis, Ms.
J.C. PtiiLLirri,
A. O. P. A. Omahs.
II. I). Ai'(;ak. A ?t., Platlsinoutli.
Telephone, 77.
7TE AT It AUKE-T1
F. II. ELIXNHAUM, Prsp.
The best of fresh meat always foui
in Uiirt inurkeL A I it') iresh
Kgs and Itulter.
Wild gaaae of all kinds kept ia tkeir
seunoit.
Lumber Yard
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SIXTH BTITfcrr Pfl
T -llARKETl
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. R.rrwo' y-.(r lice Trou. ,
J0Br'I tl F.rowu. who worLH iu the
Itiinlii-i wo.ls ncii Uiilrtun, 1'it.. came
iutit tn-tn At, id f.'.it i V." illiiiin b'ljniivH to,D
wit 'i !(im tn li.ihl J;!ji tn help him fT'ith"'
tin :pvn fj.;im a intt he naiil lit- Lad
iiwi (-".. cl ou m vky in fnriii thi woo l.i.
"I 'W.ir.i tint lW tuzzin' in th tr.-u
wliilrf wittt tvj roils hwuy from it,,"
Brov-Ji iiiid, "of wouldn't Lavo din
covi'd it."
'J'ui! m:'ii too! with them three patrct
pilil :i to hold the I4 tijey, an us to cut lilt
tri e down, uud a lot of Milphur to burn
in tin' hoilo.v for thi iur;Mihe of nnioth
eriilit tlio IxrH. iiiown led tlie way to
tliti Irt-o, but tlu-y ruuld not lifitr tiic
limiimiii T!i' tri-! bit v-'ith l!:;'
ux mid the! litiirii;ii!K nlruck up nniitt-i.ii-ali'ly
mid ho ioml nn to uliil'lln tlio two
uifU. Tlii-y found titiir tho bottom of
the trunk a liViu win-re tint ncciipants of
tin trrf I11I tuudf thflr tiitraun" und thu
riuipiiul' iil t Vittn ri.-i!'teil thti'u, .liid
tttillui' fuiiit-H went up into the hollow
trt ti. For it tiint! tun buzziM; in.side was
tfrrilic, but j'ladu.illy irruw faiutt-r and
fainter iilhi. nulpiiiir had its deadly ef
fect mid linally ceased entirely.
"Now r. e'll cut her down and gobble
that htuc!( of houej-y" t.'iid linnvu.
The tree wan choped down, 11 ml when
it fi ll and ili. phijed it.s hollow interior
tliet .vobet) hunters wen not only tuir
pritie.i, hut dw,'ttfted. In; tend of layi r.4
of r:e!i honey tiiey weru ureelcil l ytlio
i;-ht of 11 tan;;led iiiamof rattlesnal:ei,
which hud Leen Miltocated by tilt Mil
phur f n 11.i t.. Tlie rtli::k( a had ( lioscn lU
noiii.w treo for thi-ir winter Immo.
'lht.ru were tifty'iht larp,t rattlern uud
eilit blacltciiaki'S, u puiT uililer, and
tliree coppi rlii adit iu tint collection. The
noii-e la-own had tiior.;;ht was the br.xz
in of wild lit-tts was mailt hy tiut rat
tlin; of raft!estia!:es in chorus as he, w:ia
pas- in;;. Urovn nn 1 Hiinirea will Ret
uhout two gallons of oil out of llmrattlo
naal.'es, whieh will lift them l;t leu.-d
trl'W. bd their .queer bet tree will pall out
a tioo i day'B woiit niter all, Cur. Now
York Sun.
Ilurlrtl Clllii of New Mnleo.
"New Mexico mid Arizona offer as
Ureal 11 field for arc!ia'o!oi.tit aa do tlie
lands v. hent tint umpires of ancient tlaya
flonrinhed," r.anl W. 1. Metcalf, of Al
buquerque, N. M. "An expedition IiTt
Albuquerque only a fewdays lyo to Keck
for treasure, which tniditiuue ray in to
be found at Oral) Cjuivern, 100 milea
from that city. Ueloru the pilruue
landed at Plymouth Hock there were
Unumhiu3 -settlements of white men
alon the Uio ( iramlt. Corouado, in his
history of tho explorations made us early
uji 15-10, wrote of the (even cities of
Ciliohl, descrihin them us of fabulous
wealth and luaniticent bounty. The
ruins ut Urun (juiver.t are believed to be
the ruins of one of tlio:-e cities.
"Coroimdo told of abundant gold and
ti. . u.r.rra in !1 of thtrt oil tes. And many
expeditions have explored about Qui vern.
The ruins indicate that a urecity r.tood
tin ro. The liHKtoue walls murk out
the sites of palaces, monasteries and
churches. A curious tuin Is that ut
wnier can be found for fifty miles uronud
the site of the old city, although treasure
seurchers Lave boueycombed the laud
trying to seenre a supply of wuter. No
treasure has ever been found there, but
the belief thut it is located there ante
dates any traditions of the Mexicans or
Indiana Just what prospects induced
the last expedition to start oat 1 do not
know." Chicago Tribune.
ChlctKo's Ulghed Dulldlet.
The bighettt building in CKIcaco at
preseut (and ona which is not built on
the new Chicago con.- tructiou gysteni) is
the Anditonnm. IU loftiest point is 296
feet above the sidewalk. The Fair build
ing, now almoat completed in one sec
tion, measures 41 feet to the coping,
and it is poxdbla thnt it will be carried
higher to sixteen or eighteen stories.
The new Mstoniu temple will liiettnurd,
over all, 274 feet This is cotmtrncted
entirely on tho new system. Tho Ashland
block Uieamres 210 feet to the coping;
the Woman's temple, whose topmost
stories are now being finished, toweii
20U feet from the ground; the Manhattan, i
l'J8 fw-t; tho Mousduock, 131; the Hen
ning aad Speed block, IU2; tlie Alwtract
building, 1'JO; the Chamber of Commerce
block, ISO; tho Home Imraranoe, 173;
the Tacorns, 173; the Northern hotel,
171; the Rockery, 14; the Owing blok,
1U1; the Rand-McNally, 148; the Chicago
Opera honse, 10-). ami tbs L. Z. Leitct
budding, 133 feet Harper's Weekly.
The Utl MtMitmeth
In May, IfaSX). there died st reritrnat
(Ain) a retired captain of artillery muaed
Li-sgonrgnos, knight of the Legion of
Honor. HisdOtf, a snuaiul, answering
to tbs tiaras at lllack, accompanied the
funeral proeeeaion to the cmetery of
LWbor-a, Cvsriiaee thedatof inter
ment Dlack has walked the distance of
nine miles which separate Perig-nat
from laernore, climbed over th wall of
tbs crmsterj, and gone to lis down on
thai gray of bis m as tor every day at the
same hour. Neither ths stone throwing
of th Tlllsire children nor ths efforts of
passers by to draw off his attention bars
prevented ths accomplishment of bis
self Impound task! For the Ut sixteen
months Black has performed this daily
pilgrlrnsgs in all wosthiirs. La Tribune
d Geneve.
Telacniph atetlatlee.
Aooordiuii to statistics furnished at
the lojt u;.i.u.d tnu'liu of the Wuttern
L'uioq cmt-puDy, mesasges have in
emitted from 5,hVJ,i in 1H07 to 50.1-i.H,-8!8
in 1141. 'i'liu nuuipts during ton
same time Lave nsrrn from (-l.&ijrt.V'JS to
Ja,0S,i".!l The avtrm.e tolls fur ii.es
wiges have uet-rv K-ed from 1017 in ItHiS
tw W.9 in WA, while ths srernse cer.t l
tlie ooinpnn;. of si'h Mesai.t bss bceu
rHlnot.d from 3.4 to S3.S.
U-Alek rS-toxPhfc
To latest achievement In "Instanta
neous" photography httvs been tits (salt
ing of t wt,n, -lour different picture of
s tVg during th l.itorvsl butween it
loAf-intf and enabling on the ground in
Uie action of jumping.--New York Ke-eordor.
,.i - Climbing Al mint .In In tc.land
Tno biyheht mountain in Iceland ws
wended sminnor for the first timi.
The uuceei-vi'ul mountaineer was Mr. V.
V. W. Howell, who was encourage .1
when he' started for Iceland by inform,-!.-.
tioii from tho I'.oyul ieointpliieal bo
. ciety tliut the diiliculties in itie way tf
c!iu.l.inir tint Oiwfa .lokitll wer unji.
posed to he insuperable. The mountain
; is near thu eoulheast coast, and is an lay
lo.-in' t-i-ht from the sea. Mr. I lowed
in.ide an iitteinnt in IS'JO to climb tlie
ti!ouucaiii, but wan defeated by the
weather.
1 On Aiij?. 17 lust he left Euudfell, a
lit.io settleiueiit on the coast near the
base of the mountain, ut 4 a. m., when
I of course it was broad daylight iu thai
latitude? lie wu-t accompanied by two
Icelanders as porters, lid struck the
Know slopes ut 10 a. iu., and it took him
nine hours und a half to reach the top of
lite luuiinlai.'i w'uo.-e sides are quitu ntccp
and covered with ice and miow.
j Thon'U this mountain is tlie highest
in Iceland, iu elevation was found by
Mr. Howell to be only O.'t.VJ feet, but
j owin to tlie latitude tlie phenomena of
tiie snow slopes compare most favorably
I Willi thot.'.t of mounlaiiis lU.dlWI feet biyli
! in Switzerland. Mr. Howell tuys the
icicle galleries in tie' upper creviu-ses are
; particularly liue. This is undoubtedly
one of tin mott nieicssful feats of
' nionii'.aiii climbing of the year, for the
! mountain pr-sents us many difficulties
I ns imy of tlie Alps wit) two or three ex
ceptions. It is comparatively ea:iy to as
cend Mount Ilecla, uud tho climb is
made every once in u while by ouo or
more tourist. New York Hun.
I.lfn In ( i iitr.il New Vnrk.
Ono night ubimt tliree weeks n;;o
Oeorgc Ceon, Frederick Khepp uml Fred
erick Oott, farmers refilling near North
Maiilius, had liu-ir hai ni ;.cs uud lobes
stolen. Of ciiur.it tiiey were unnoyej
mid anxious to catcli the thief, uud,
s miowhut inclined to believe iu tin mys
terious, .Sii.pp and dolt went to a Syra
cuse fortune teller for information, fche
took their money and informed theui
that they would lint tho harnesses on the
premises of some one whose first name
v.ni James, t-'i-r-'ted in a barrel. They
thought of the Jameses in their vicinity.
There was ueigubor James Ilich and
neighbor James Wright, the latter a
well to do farmer, and they gut u war
rant from a Collamer justice to search
the house of the first James uud one of
the bams of tho second James.
Tho officer who had the warrant did
so, accompanied by Mr. Oott uud Mr.
Wiepp. liut the harnesKos were not touud,
and now James Kicli promises to make
it interesting for Oott and rihepp. He
claims tiiey dug np his cellar, scattered
his potatoes around uud did other mis
chief of this character, and made no
eilort to put things in us good shape as
they found them. Ho wants daiiiiiires
from the two gentlemen, and says be
will nsk the court to grant bis request
nnli-ss Cott and Shcpp walk up and pay.
Madison County Times.
A Unettloo far Enall-Oi Lawyers.
A correspondent raises the question
whether a retired judge can practice at
the bar, and goes ou to any: "The point
is sn interesting one, sntl if report
speak truly it is not unlikely to be
raised by ths action of Mr. Justice
Hawkins, who, on his retirement next
month, it Is said, will resume bis old
role of advocate. There is no precedent
for an English judge appearing again
at the bar after retirement, bnt it is not
an uncommon thing for an Indian or
colonial Juuge to resume practice when
he bus left the bench. Thee officials,
however, are in an entirely different
position to their English brethren, and
their example connts for very little.
"The absence of an English precedent
is much more to the purpose, and it
would probably be considered concluhive
by the bar committee if not by tho
judges before whom the qnestlon might
be raised. Anyway, it would bo decid
edly unfair fora judge who had received
a handsome pensiou to enter into compe
tition with his struggling professional
brethren who bad yet a career to make,
to say nothing cf the awkwardness of
the sitnation which would be created."
Yorkshire (Englnud) Post
A Hewed rink.
A peculiar fish was brought into this
port Monday by ths schooner Mildred
V. Lee. The fish is nearly oval in shape,
with a very short tall; Is 8fc feet in
length, 2) feet in width and weighed
112 pounds. When taken from th water
it wm of a bright red color, and the mint
ia about the color of salmon. Th body
except the Wtttd Is covered by simtll
scale, and the back is covered with light
spots. On either side of his back is a
peculiar tins, resembling a st:ar, as IT be
had been cat and stitches taken in th
wrmnd. Th fish was taken on La Ha
lank in a trawl In 800 futhom of water,
but nothing tiks it has ever btn landed
here before, neither can a fish answering
Its doAtcriptloa be found iu ths publica
tions of the fish commission. Gloucester
(Maes.) Times.
A atsdent el Hamaa fcatare.
Mia Bliiapanie Why in the world
did yon tell Mrs. De Fashion we had
summered ia Europe?
Mr. laiimpurso Yon don't suppoe I'd
confiut to hnr thut we d been economis
ing In Frogtowu, do you? Not uiach.
Mrs. Bbmpnne But, dear roe, she'D
tell others, and before long all sorts cf
people will tt asking cs about Europe,
aud we haven't either of us aver been
.t of Rui ly Uook.
Mr. Kiimrurso Don't yon fear. Tell
people ytm'y just got back from Europe
ard they'll change the subject quicker
than a wink, for fmr yon II start talking
abont it New York Woel.ly.
Aftr many UUs it Is now shown
that enlor can b (Iran to cotton while
growing, and a bcantlfnl red Variety of
this arCol 1 now being raised In
Oeoryia.
Hurreyors at work on tit OiU river
In New Mexico claim that tbey bare die-
1 00 re rJ a moaiitaia of par alum mil
j ituu at th base and 3,000 feet high.
""fif f;ittrnjiM
11 1
1 f ' "" 1 i v.n '." ' .
1 , . V Maitcs-'; vent. 1 '. I;.
Tlie IioUUiii; ry the World's 1-air
in .i i-y -eenifi . 1.1 1. jeuis old
will tie. a reiiiiirliulilc event, but
wllelher it will really benelit tltia
rulifin i iiuu li iiM Hie dbcovery of
(lie h'ei-t'inilive Nervine bv Dr.
l-'viinkliifMilen'tx doubtful.' fhrn in
)i!ft-wllirtt tilt .Art .iri-;liiYVilMilrtl
to cine (heir cjcoIvp iVciVtiui-iK'tlH,
tlj i-iIii,i;i, JjiisdiKlie, diu'.iueet,
MeepifHfnei, lieilin;...ji. iicivoii.v '
lnl.! . tTtillim.-". Cf- vj(in of C.'
etc. It ii;" ' ' ,
iii.ni Hit , .- wwiui
ItoiH-il tt mim,, . . fAf lit 1. O
I richt i ( o. Ii f li ailtrd Inrnn
in r.-, rV.uiii, f J,tv ordiinrer
ouh drugs. , t i 1
W jnderf
erful.
I,. U . Sawyer, of Rochester, Wis
;i prominent dealer in j;eneriil
liiercliiintliM. iiikI who nine fevernl
iteddlin v!i;r.)iiM, bud one of his
iiirs.) lindly cti( uml burned with a
Inriiit, The "wound refimcd to iienb
I be Iion c lieoiime lame nnd Miff
I I t v w i 1 1 j t .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 LT cnrefiil ii tt iit iota
:itid Hie iipplicutioii of remedies. A
liiend liuiiiletl Sawyer pome of
I Inller't Hal I) Win; Linenient, tli
inot wonderful thing' ever kiw to
lieul siicli wouikIh. He nppliid it
only (luve liiiiept and Ihe rore wus
einiiplett'd licnletl. K(ii;illy jood
for nil cors, eiltH, ItriiHett, uud
woundH. 1'or Hiili! by nil druiHt
f Cure f- r Painlwsis.
I'rank Cornel iin, of Purcell, Ind.
Ter., niyn: "I induced Mr. Pinnoii,
wIiokc wife lintl piiralywiH in the f;ic
to buy 11 bottle of Cliuniljerhiin't
Pain iJaliii. To their rent biiprit-a
lielore the botile lui'l nil been lined
-he wan 11 preut (leal belter. Her
I'iici; lind been drawn to one Hide;
but the Pain Jhihn relieved (ill
pain und HorcneKH. and the mouth
otniKd it.s nut tiriit Khnfie." it is
ilfo a certain cm o for rheiiinn(itia
lame back, KpraiitH wl I i 11 tv nnd
l.im.-iirt-.'. rl cent boltieH for sal
by F. G. FrickciVCo., Ui ti';y;inla.
181)2.
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the home, It irivcH the latest in-
formatinu with ml;.iii1 to the I-'ukIi-
ioiih, nnd nn numerous ilIiiFtra-
tioii8, I'ariH defiffiitt, ur.d paltern-
beet Piiiipletnenbi nre intlit-pens-
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and Hie profetmional modiste. No
expence i Kpared to make it artis
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order. Itn briyhest utones, iiiniiB-
iii(r coineilien, and thoughtful cs-
-nyH t-atiefy all InnteH, and it.s hint
jiiijit is famous an u budget of wit
md humor. In it weekly insuea
verythiii.'.' in incliitied wltieli in of
titeiet-tn tt women. The Serials
,'or lS'j'J will be written by Waller
Heeant nnd William lllack. Mra.
Olipluint will become a contributor.
Marion Hurl amis limely lalks.
Lav In nnd Lav Out," arc intended
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North will enpeciully uiltlress trirlw.
T. W, llitrtrini'on, iu "Women nnd
Men," will please a cultivated audi
ence.
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