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A cream of tartar baking; powder
Ilitilu st of all in leavciitiigstreiiotii
Latest I". S. ( lovoriuiient fooil re-
port.
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OF DAILY I'ASSIiNoKK TRAINS
GOING EAST
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HiisIii.i-U's ftr:i l.-ii.' f..r oniali;-. -.'out I
o'clock l.-r HiLlui itii'I ta a:ciiiiui'iiii" :'s"
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N. .ft Acconio'lati"" l.:iv ..
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TruiiiH daily -xeejt iimhty
in.-r.s ;i.
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SsIMP Sn.:v.-2 M. W. A. ln".'t I'viry
mtoihI iin.l F. urtli Moii.hiy -v limns in
Kllu-t:ilu lia'l. Visit uitr iii'l.i.rr -..iii.-.
! v. llan-.-ii. V. ('. : 1". H it.-iili.-r-'. r. W . A..
S.' C Wilde, CU-rk.
rAn in ii k I'ai.mki: vyiy m
Son of t r:n-. ilivisi. ii of N.-l-ra-kii. I
S A. mt-er rvrry Tu.-.Iav niflit at . : I" rloi'K
tn lli.ir hall in t itl-'--ra!.l I k. All soiiaii:!
fitiii-i i-oiiirai!.- :tr.- .oi'liaUy i ivii'i t. in"-r
m (tii us .1. .1 . Kilt l'oiaiii.,nil-r ; !
Elwaiu. 1-t J'eaii.-i-.t.
si-
It OS' Till! VoKI.H. Mim-Is at T
: "i
ry Mi imav t-veninir at tlif :ra:ul Amii
A. F. ;rooiu. .r'i.iflit. Thos V.allii.is
iiaii
s cn-tary.
I V .. - -Ml fl iirsi .i"t '..... ...
...... .- 1 ll.lr.l I'ri-
tlav t'vi'iiittil "f at -H itomi in iiii i ' V
hall. Frank t-rinj lea -'i v ; j
rifonler.
atti n.l. M - Cntlitli.C c: tni im
hi ami S.
. - - - ... " . . W I Aini.T l-IT 1 I illl'l ,1.111...
Xo M Meet
. 1 r. ... rl t .
F Hall.
M VoiKlrati.
M W,
reconlfJ.
DWt.HTKKS - V ki:: Kf- A Ian.
t l.ilii.' N - ii'ie'" '"
.f Prom
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it. Tli:ril:iv 'VM:I' "1 ''a' a
the I' - . t- . It 11 M's- K
i. ; for. John Cory. Secretary.
i
oaaiM. N
Meets the hrst
thir.l Thr..r..lay event. is of eat h
tnonlh in I. . F. hail. 1 it .'.uerul.l l.lo. U.
Mr" X.i.l.e Smith. Worthy Si-.erof Honor
MrsIXaiinie thirkel. i-ter secretary.
CASS LOW i K. No- t
IltlitS fV-
ery Tiiee.lay niiil.t at their r
block. AllOU.1 Ke!'...v ar t-i.rVm:iy i.vn.v
o attend hei vt-tfifiri. t.i--.. hi 1 el
Fit '.ik'i.
eneu, N.
S F. O-hom, -': c. a; .
VV .f li ni tn tl." l,uxW&
IC,,rS ' o nrtl
Crait; bh.ck over r..-.-n.-it i :i "h. i. -t.
hretlireii invil.'.l Ih'i ry r ti;,. i' - "
Thos Wallw. Si cr :u
YOLt'. MEN'S il.T- . -'
Wsit-rinatt hi- k ...ir.
: 1 t .
or a.
jr. iiii
open Iroiti s a in t;
;osiel iiieelaij; e. r
o'elock.
; ;"ji p r
St n.'a;'
KV M 13 ATM A KKICT.
Freeh P -ft. Pork.
ei:Kelr em':
.1. Vail'-
antlv 11 I
inl.
- ar.f -.11 kinds ket.t ill
eii.-oii
ltllllV.
SATISFACTION - CAr.AKTtED
SAMPSON BROS.
Cor. Oth ?t ami Lincoln Ave
PLATTSMOl-TII, - M-HKASKA.
UI-IVS I'KriMCKDFKC.
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Ainoiiir Tobacco. Havana
alone pleases the taste of
the critical connoisseur. Xo
artificial process can -.Mill
a no Its value. 1 he "Dud
ciir-urs are alwavs made of
the linest Havana fillers and
has alwavs been esteemed
abt.ve 4verv other brands
made ar sold at l'latts
motith. IMattsmouth.
Xx'braska-
Fok SALK Two .lesirable resi
dence lots in Orchard Hill adUtioii
to I'lattsinouth. within a block of
the Missouri l'acilic depot. For
particulars call 011 or address THE
IlEKALH office.
IPC
' A K.Mct onil.i.- I'.t No. ; iiu- t v;'rv
M J mr.tny evoinii'-' at T : :v ui lu-ir M ill m
V Jfockwoo.1 l.loik. All vNitiii.' coti.ra.l hi-
I , ro--.li.illv ii.viit-.t t- -t with in. ! r-il -"'
. FoKw Aujiuaiit ; F. M ' -' i.na.l.l.T.
4lv- L-
V) V--"xniirrs OF l'YTUI.s-'a.!tttKt I.o.K'e
rXi.-- ni..-; at their hall over llen.i.-t .V I ni all
. r - vi-ititm kttil.ts are formal I ly tiiM.e-l to
1. L
I'l-K'SONAI..
J. L. Clark is visilb.o
N. Clark.
his SOU, L.
A. It. To. Ill went
this morni tig.
out to Lincoln
Mrs. J i t J xl i
Rrt.er is
xirlc 1
dangerously sick..'
A. II. Week bach
was -in ( )mali;i
to day mi hitsiuess.
Mr.iiiid Mrs.J.W. While, of Lin
coln, art- in the rity visiting.
Mrs. Geo. Dodge h-ft this unit r.iiiti
for :i
.i.-sit in Hie western part of the
state. '
Dr. si iit i Mrs. K. D. Cuiiimiiis re
turned home this momin"; from a
trip east.
Mr. ami Mrs. J as. 1 Tit titer are re
joiciiiLT ovi'f 1 Iii a I vent of ii I iahy. at
their home.
O. J. ami 1. I T. Davis, of Syracuse,
are in theciiy visiting their brother,
S. A. Davis.
IT. X. Dovey o-oes up to Omaha
this evening to utteml the business
men's con ventioa.
Mrs. V. A. S.vearitiLCeu returneil
last iiit;h from ICImwooil, accomjia
nie.l by her little sistrr.
Thos. Wiles went out to Lincoln
this iiioriiiii;' to atletitl tlie Cottier
com iiienceiifen t exercises.
Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Winslow, tf
Kciicsav.-, arc visitinijf at the home
of S. A. Davis ami family.
Albert Jordan, of Oretna, Xebras-
k:i, has n-movetl to IMattsmouth and
is in the employ of the ICleclric
Li-ht C.
Chas. Vales, sujerinteiident of the
telegraph systetn in Nebraska, with
headquarters at Lincoln, was in the
city to-day.
Chas. Leach, manager of Carruth
& Son's jewelery store at McCook.
arrived in this city lat uiiht for a
two weeks visit.
Drown iV- Darrett has the hnestJ
of soda water drinks in the cit-. tf.
The divorce case of May M u rt ay
v-. Ci;a-. Murray is on trial in dis
trict court to-du".
Wa.TI-:i o-ood ji'irl for general
housework Kxtra waives paid.
Mws. R. D! Win i ii am.
A ermit was ortmted to-day to
Iletiry D,:ker and and Miss Anna
Inheh'er bcth of Cedar Creek.
The ladies of the M. IC. Church
will n-i e a st ra v berry and icecream
sociable at the church this
eveuino-. lCverybody cordially in
vited. A permit to wed was nmli'il to
la3' by Jit'.lc Ramsey to J. I-. Wel
lington and Miss Ila.ttie Latham.
The ceremony will occur to-morrow
at 1'J o'clock.
For millinery and pattern hats or
nnvthinir in the line of ribbons.
llowers of the latest styles and de
signs, call on the Tucker Sisters in
tlie bhcrwood block. tf.
W. C. Shuwa ! ter severed liis con
nections with the district clerk's
office Saturday and departed with
his family j esterday for a visit with
friends in Iowa.
Word was received in tlie city- to
day from Weepiuo- Water that Miss
Abide- Dearc'sley hail died from ty
phoid fever. She was 'a 'dau ghter
of J. M. Deardsley,' formerly of ttiis
city. " .'
Im iW S A f. K oiv TwAPK -A dc-ir:iJL!e
lot- in IMaltsiuiHith. 'Will sell for
ca.sli . or v.-'il I take a y;uoil. I Wt'g v
horse and horses in exch in-o.;
!'or j iart i.'iila rs call-on or address
his ni I ice. t . tf
I Jie execul ive c.'lmmittee" havino'
in cIi:m'o-c the lourth' of 'July cele
bration, are .called to meet aL the
new council chamber tomorrow
iiio-ht at :'.-') sharp. All-' members
are earnestly n ijtiesied to be pres
ent. . ' ' -
Yttercjay's Came,
J'he LiiiC(1 11 Journal has this to
say concertii nv; yi-sterday's oaine-.
Hastings is iettini; ilovcn to busi
iless. .1'lattsmouth was- here and
the.Iioine teaiu broke the- charm,
taking the tirst from them on
home grounds. .The story is one
easily told. It was sIttio;iiio; day
for Hastiuo-s and I'lattsinouth field
ers could ltave used horses to "food
advantage. 1 'lattsuiouth's itcher
was touched up for twelve hits, with
a total of twenty bases. llnstinirs
had a'crippled pitcher in the box
havinir the use of one arm only. but
I'lattsinouth could not solve his
pretxel delivery. .Mcrarlaml sup-
ported Johnson in line style and
carried off the batting Fonorsof the
tlay. In fourtitue Jt bat he uiade
four hits", with a total of nine bases-
An exciting lit) yard foot race 1 e.
tween Green and Lippert was won
by the former in 10lo seconds on a
henvy track for
The score:
ri.A'r i n r i ii.
I I ':il t c i rn,
31.
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H:ik. i , lli.vJI .
I'i.ii.I.
M :i i! i ii , c.v 11 .
K'ee t, p ....
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I'.-rrine 1 1
Total . ...
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11
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ii i
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ii w. i! foi a i-;
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l, 1 li O i; 1
1 -J 1.0 0
.-. ''J. (I ' 2 . 0
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:, ; l i n o i
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MtrhiTid c
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I 'lark It
Mi KiliJ.t-ii "Jli
l'ijlrr .-
Shanot i I
l.ipi'crt i f
! iii ii .ill ...
Wallek II,
Tot .lis
-COl.-I. ISY
NMNliS.
I'hitt-iiiwiiU
lla-tin;.. . .
. . (I II 1 II 1 I) 0 0 0 - 'J
. . u i :: i o i o .5 -1-'
SI MM A l V.
It'liil t-:i riifil - 1 1 i i -1 i 1 1 u- '.
'J i I i;i-e hits CI jik, Mi I ":i rl.iinl.
I'liifc i.iisi- hit- MtU".itI:i ii 1 '. h'oli r.-r.
Hit hy pitfh.-r - J.yjjnisoii 7. h'i'.'M-., I.
1 ';issc I I ; Jl - M :i u iu 'J, i rsi In- 1 .
'1 i mi' i f l;;i tn.
t." iii pi re 1 1 a- lcil.
AT KliAh'XKV.
l-'rettiiitit was potiiideil all over Ilie
held I y the Kearney ites esti-t ilny.
I'uckle-, K.-arney's new pitch. -r, was
verj' wild. Tlie features of tlie ame
were I'iiwlet's hard liiitino' and the
home run by Marsh. The score:
scot.-i: ic i.t(;s.
hVarii.-v 1 0 1 1 0 0 r, 0 0 -
I ifin.nit 0 II 0 0 0 I) -J 1 !
Stand irK' of tho Clubs.
I'lavf.l. Won. I.or-t.
IVr C't
llialri.-.' l':t 17 "' -.V::'
(;rati.l Island.... -" 17 U " .'7
1 Listings T 1" i ' ;...7M
I'niiii.iit ii i" k . .i!
I'lattsltlollth .... 21 10 17. " .:!7o
h'cariu-y . .. . -I s 1' -
1 rv Drown it Jtarrett s ice cream'
soda-water. It will keep 3011 cool, tl
ICoi'ITADLIC HFJC . 1NSIJ WANCK
CO., OF X, V.
T. IL rol.'.ocic, Ao-cnt,
A 'nasal iniector free with each
bottle of Shilohs catarrh remedy
'rice ."ni els. h'orsalebj- C T I Sny
der and F G Fricke.
DIET AMD HEALTH.'
A "'Ian Co'tIiI IIi Ilanlly I-ottct-r T!- ;ii
a Week 011 Aitparatjiis Alon.
Dspeciiil interest nUaches i.oD'r!
Imry's food e'llie'Taeiits. Tlie liaif-e.;:.;.!
tnr.li fellows wlinm ho put on a ui. t f
Laked beans and cuuefi exeu.si.'eiy, nil
showed symptoms of - locomotor 1.
or progressive paralysis, on the ten ill
dav, and hv tin; sixteenth day not one of
them could walk straight without Kup-
niirt: all had chronic diarrhea, heart
I -
palpitation and op.resseil Lrethini-.
Four hearty, well men" were ptit on
otitnieal i.oiTiil''e seasonpd with bnttcrj
l).'iper and salt with a pint of cwTee
coiitaimn;' suarand milk ateacu mwai
Co'istiiiation. Ua ilence. headache and
iliz:iness were an Meting them all on ,thc
eighth dav. In two days more these con
ditioiis had become violent; exertion pro
dnced heart palpitation", and they were
full of wandering pains, with' prickling
in feet and ham is.
These disorders grew' mot a intense and
painful with neuralgia induced in three
cases until from the twenty-third to the
twenty-fifth day, when diarrhea set in.
si nd tne record is full ot suclt entries as
Eves wild, hvaring'thipaired, head eon
fused, memory poor, legs and feet numb,
mile deaf and listless, heart .pa-loiiute
and very irregular," up to the thirtieth
day, whvn it was deemed mipruneirt ana
unsafe to caiTVdhe ex.periments tru'tlier.
and in four days more, by a meat diet
and hot water,, the men were restored to
normal" health". It mav bo well to or-
serve here that in" a-11 cases men exri
ljieuted unoir were as thovonirlilv and
quietly cured of their abneiruial eondi
tious liy fhoso means. . - -
Violent chronic diaiTuva, suchtis olveii
prevails in ;annies and' is known as
'can1p' diarrhea," wij.s produced in tin ee
hearty, srroiig men byvteedmg theia ex
clusively up-'nrirniJ'Viscnit in from nine
teen to tweniy-one .iHys a spell of con
stipation preeedhH?-7-and microscoi ic
exantination pToved that theyYMre liber
ally filled witli-yeast genua. Each hao"
marked symptoins of locomotor nta-xia
and partlj- lost the use of his-lower
limbs. ....
Bread, rice,-wheat en grits, hominy,
sago, tapioca and potatoes were each fed
to four or six men at a time for periods
of from forty to forty-five days before
serious diseases and symptoms were pro
duced. Green peas-and string beans
ranked next in point of alimentary quali
ties. Green torn, turnips, "beets .and
siunh quickly produced unpleasant and
grave derangements, but .of all vege
tables asparagus was found most injuri
ous when lived aijion alone. Seven days
is about as long as it would bo safe to
subsist on this plant, owing to the effect
r.non the kidnevs.
Tatients have lived exclusively on beef I
and mutton for from three to four j-ears. !
Still, if one sticks to them too long they j
are liable to Income monotonous, and
may cause '-meat dyspepsia," which is
dangerous. People who live exclusively ;
on vegetable food, as the Hindoos, are ,
enabled to do so hy inherited organic !
tendencies. Their stomachs are of little '
r.r xy-t tliem. The Dvloric valve
j.. 1 1 ::i!it n' iy paralyzed n in oni
so t'.at veg.-tablo matter pa-M-s
oj 11 11,
lirectly into i
!:t: projer lield oi its djges-
lion. Ohio State .Journal.
(Irriuimj Nov Twin (.tin.
Tlie German emp.Tor was present at
rod m expcrinn-iits conducted at 31pi.-n,
Willi a new tv.m gun against armor
plates. The idea is that byliringthe
guns siuiidtafieoady at one object, te
crushing force of the two proiect lies will
bo such that the r-tonte.-t armor must
ive way before such a shock. In or
der that this may really-. happen, it ic
obviou.-ly necessary that,' in tin. first
place, tho explosion !n each gun should
be effected at tho same fraction of a. sec
ond, that the, charge should bo exactly
e'i'Jjd and- burn'cxactly tho same tiiiie,
th.tralho shots should bo oi exactly tho
same weight and that t'.iey should teacir
the object aimed at sinuiltaneously. Such
accuracy i? extremely diilicult to com
pass, and it is believed that very con
siderable trouble will bo n.-oes.sary be
fore 1 lie object in view can be realized.'
Vanity Fair.
Why 31 r. Woodtieurl AVn Alfiit.
There was once a Mr. -Wood head who
ot into pjirliamcut in IsMi for th.. Spen
ra Hoy division of Yorkshire, D.Ir. La-
hoiu hero movetl lo aliolish the house of
lord', and Mr; Woodliead was abjnt
from tho division. Spen valley. demaud-
eii an oxtiian.u 1011 iroiu iite-ir -erraju
member, and jjot, it in' -the form.of a-luster
getting forth that it was till Mr." Ln
bouchere's fault, who Fpoke so llippanfly.
on this iiaiortuut occasion that Mr.
Woodhead, exhausted with a Iongday"s
work, .seized the opportunity to go home
to his'tea, Jind when, ho returned tliTdi-
vision was over. ' Owing to the amusin
character of. (his" explanation, courd.-d
with the houorablo gentleman's unlet ! 11-
nate ua'.ne, this incident attracted a g -d
deal of iitic at the time. London Cor.
Mew York World.
l'rc v':iliott of the i'li.ht of iliiil-i.
T.) prevent birds from flying, wilhout
the bavbiiroTts and injurious system
sometimes .practiced or cutting tiu-n
wings, it will be found sufiicieut to ti
together with a thread three or four of
the largest feathers of one wing. This
destroys the balance, the wings do no
act symmetrically in the nir. and JH.hl
is rendered inqwissible. Fowls, pv.feou-:.
etc., m;iy be kept within luiunds in tijis
simple fashion. London Tit-Dits.
Cost of lv.-rpiiiti IIo.'s.'s in Lonilnn.
It has been estimated that 2.),of:0
horses are emploj-ed in the metropolitan
c:uTying trade in the city of London;
that their value is 1, 20,000, and tlie
cost of food alone is r2vKX,0U0. A rule
prevails for foraging the horses on three
pence an inch per week that is, a horse
costs as many shillings a week as it
stands hands high. New York Times.
Wo regret to say that in football ruf
fianism and . unsportsmanlike play are
greatly . on the increase, and unless
checked by vigorous methods wo may
find that it will be necessary for magis
trates instead of football associations
and unions, to dead with assaults arising
out of what should be an innocent and
healthful pastime: We- have had it
pointed out to us that an action at law
will lie against- a person who is guilty of
wilful violence on thel"ootball field; and
if stringent rules and a free interpreta
tion thereof be .not? sufficient to check
the growing evil, 'it i only reasonable to
suppose that a legal roi'riedy-iSay eventu
ally be resort.:.! to. - '.
-It may be .thought- that' referees and
umpires ought to be able to deal .with all
breaches of rule; but we are sorry to say
that many of these oiacials, either with'
the fear of gi iug offense- and so "losing
their honorarium, or with the .natural
'di.-liko to being mobbed and maltreated
"at tire close of a match. Co not fully ex
ercise the powers that are vested in them.
Wheir once the unscrupulous player dis
covers this reticence on the part of tho
J referee for it is tms oLieial who nowa
days has to deem nearly everything h3
will pursue his malpractices to the fullest
extent. London Field.
- C:tTtllitrs Killed ly Electricity.
The reported invention of Carl Hering,
the electrician, of a deviee to prevent
caterpilli.rs from crawling up trees ia
timely. The scheme is simply to run
alternate wires of copper and zinc
around the trunk of the tree at a dis
tance of alxmt . half an inch ' apart.
When the caterpillar starts in Ms ascent
he strikes the copper- wire, half an inch
further un his forward feet- strike the
zinc wire, while his'.Ufcidy is. still in con
tact .with the copier, and immediately
there is an electric current' through his
body. The caterpillar , drops to the
ground, or if the current bo strong
enough remains a prisoner until he
dries up and is blown awaj. New York
Telegram. .
Tlie Progress of Tyranny.
Tlie .Russianizing of Finland is pro
gressing. Among the latest ukases is
one which -pulls tlie censor strings yet
tighter. Henceforth the newspaper of
fices, which have enjoyed the right to
receive their papers from the post with
out examination, will have to wait soma
days for them, as that liberty is taken
from them. The entire newspaper post
will first go to Helsingfors, where it will
be sorted into two chief parcels, those
addressed to the city and those which
are posted to the couutiy. The latter
will next all be sent back to Wyborg a
day's journey and from here they will,
after passing the censor, be forwarded
to the addresses. Cor, London News.
171,-
Spot Cash
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"Man wants but little here below,
Nor wants that little lono-.'
It Mas true then ami jn-t as true to day, ind fits our c.i-.- . ;n tly
ALL THAT WANT IS
Your Trade on
:.1 UjU .AJv'lv,
CTTI.Iik'V,
srovics.
fiiat is all; ".Nor rjo ve ;nit it lono-" -just for a few years, Hay twenty
or more and if you will or. tut us this "liltlc" our 1 up of haipineHS wilJ
be full'lo ove-rHowino-. v
In return you will have little to want, lor in these ooo.ls we ollr the
best :!d most complete line made in this country to-day and
That 'v-y time we !',!! out a ipiotat
accorded a place in history .-iinon:;-
the trade till the cream and keeping
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LOW I'KMCKS IX Mi;.S.
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A ND CIIILPK'KXS S1IOKS THAT AK'K GOING
AT DAK (i
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I'.n ties- (lesiring to furnish a house complete
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f nt'i i i 1 1 re, in the way of J'arlor sels, Dining room sets,
Dod Doom set, and ecn thing kc pt in a first-class
establishment.
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M;i'.K'ASKA.
Boeck & Co
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