AVl-KKLY UKILV1.1): IMsATTSMOITH. M.IJl.ASK A. Fl-iHIM aK Yi3. 1S!..
MEKT WHY ARE YOU WEAK'?
RAVE
TRIED DRUGS AMD
rANDEN'S.FLECTRICBEL5T'
SWii Ntvt' ...-Rftt-iiFAKUFVU MFI
'Viriy rvil1
rg eipomin". Too. niav
Id ..lave! rich v and
mr system the ele. fS'-f
mii Mnuivuthiimuiia a -
thus caused your
a v. l,''B J,n,u,,
way. TblMsnur id.in
wch iiirTerers w
but a trial to con- -.IW
.1
jt limn u.BviTTuai ii auu vianr win mi iii w ai unce a
I and treatment, anil we irllarantee a cure nr nuiiiuv i
tmr VSUU Pllft H,
3 book "Three
T a n b , iii I ii a I o
lira F-HllUen'lt ;.'VT Vlectrle Hell
iLTa1 anil fflll
i..,.i,.,i im.,111, ou,.i" - ,,
r " j . " , "" nn
I undredsof cases throughout tills relate, who would
tUvug loUsrs ueuriUK teauuiuuy to their recovery aft
WE HAVE CURED THESE
1NEKT0C8 DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS.
flBAwn Raito, Mich., rlovsmber 1st. IMS. I
Pa. A. T. Bam.rm. Inar Sir -.-In reply to your lute
fsi ur, tiave UiMiy that I think jtmirlir. Sandeii Kiwtnc
lt one of the frreaten mvetition'cf the mnetinlh
itury. and mrmnli r It anion iiowcrfulak'eiil fortt.Kxl
aaiouK Uieniany MnVt.il on iliinenrlli.anil I knew that
Inroiiirh me wveral of your belts have lieen sold, to the
parties' Rreaut luttinfai lu n. As to niynelf I sin a aril
Bisnto-ilay from wenrliiK one of vour electric belts, stul
m thirty tHiiinilHhativiiT than before unuirtt. Ichi tr
(ulljr aUid truUifuliy reconin.) ml vour tx lt-
U. Ka VlU)t.K, So bbavwnut Avenue.
CEN'ERAL DEItlLITT, NEKT0rSNE8.
MiLWAfKK, Wis., AmrnrtTlh, m.
Pa. A. T. PaKiIsn, D.vir Sir i The Klecirie t It 1 re
eived from you lout A mil hsilone nil It Is recommenitctl
to do. I can rny It h:m ih inoro forme than all the
riedlclne 1 have taken In llnee ye:im. The time I (rot
the belt I wax In a hml cotidiuon, suit'erlnir irreally fimn
pkneral debility. nervoUMiesti. A'c.andi.i.-tiliHid win in
very iioor condition. I ivi-ii,., at the time 1 trot the
rilt 1l5ionnfli, tut atttri-scnt v i il:nirniy vettrlit tn I tin.
rueouuuewljfourliellvoull. SllnKTi;LL,2i'iMii hinuht.
THE DR. SANDEN ELECTRIC CELT
la compli'to galvanic bmtery, made Into a belt so as to bo easily worn during work or atrest.nnd It
'ii,.aa.,!,tt!"1.'1, ,r' '"a"11'' 1 cui roiiis which am Instantly lull throughout nil weak parts, or we lorlelt
9aUU. It has an Imprnvril 1 Irciric SilNpriiMorr. thignntist boon ever given weak n en and
we warrant it to cure aiiv of Ihuahove weaknesses, n ml in enlarge shrunken limbs, or parts, nr Money
tcelundt-il. rhey are glided in stnonli to meet all singos ..f weakness In Tonne. mliliHe-aKOdurold
taien,and will cure the worst eosi sin two or three nionlbj. Address lor lull lnlorni..ih.n.
SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.. leoLaSalleSt., CHICAGO, ILU
RAILHOAD TiME TABLE. !
PI UI.IM.HIN A Jlivslll 111 1(1 V Hi H. II.
CiOI.(t WKST- IVimrl
Fiver i. I S: .i M ill
ruseiiufr .Noil 3:1" in
I'lisMi'iiufr n ."i u:iiu in
I'UKHCitKer .Nil 1 3:17 tit
I'lisiMfiiuor In 11. vlii Louisville . 4:MImii
I'lissiMiuiT .No !H T:l."iuiii
Kreit'lit .NciL'H, via l.niiit-villi.' b:Omi in
frt'iKlit o 7", to Suutli Omuliti.. . ti:jUii in '
lit ll.Mi h.M -
'Hvit o 2 3:17 n m
PiiMsetiirer 'ii 1 llltlulll I
I'ns.-fiiuer .Now 7:11 p in
PusM'tigiT .No 10 V:i,t u in
MIsMH 111 l'AllHI lUILIIOAD.
r.OIM, .NOIVTll-
Xil. 1 !:47 il. Ml.
No. :i ;t:iii p. iii.
No. Iil7 4:IJ0 i. ill.
(iOlNC SOUTll-
Nii. 2 .. 1 1 :." ii. hi
No. , liver 2:1 1 p. in
No. I2ii frt'iiflit :;"'l u. in
f'ASi TAMI No. 332 M. W. A. lueetsi every
eefonil Him rminn .Moliiiay eviinns in
Hl7nerlil liail. VimlniK neluliliors welcome.
P.l Hiiii-en. V. (.'. : I". Werleiilieriier, W. A.,
B. (.'. W ilde, Clerk.
rHIKK OK THE WOULD, Meets at 7 : 30
w every M iinitv evening ill the (irmiil Army
hall. A. K. tiiooin. ireiilent, Thos Walling.
etretury.
AO V W .Nil H-Meet tirxt mill third Kri
luy evening of encli month nt I O 1 1 K
liiill, l-'riink Verinyleii M V ; J Ii Hurwii'k,
recorder.
T' A. K.Mi't'oiillile Post Nil. 4S lueels eveiy
y 5vtur.i!iy eviiniiiK t 7 : 3D in ilieir Hall In
'l'r.,.t...,..l I1....U All ul.llill.1 A. U.I.. uau
corit.illv Hiviieil Ii) eet Willi U.S.. I" rcil lt:ttcs,
I om Ailjiilimt ; Ii. V. Nlles, I'osi (JoliiliiHililer.
trNKillTS UK HYIIIIA-(iillintlft Lodne
Xo-47. Mot'tn every Wediiewliiy eve
nitiK at their hull over Itetmt't A TuttV, till
viKitiiiK kniuhtrt lire coriliiillv invited to
aitt-nd. .N Uritlitli, c t: utin Dovey K of
K ii nd S.
A o f W Xo HI Meet weennd n ml fourth
Friday evenitiKH in the iniiiilh at II)
if Hall. M VondiHii, M V, K I' Urown,
ecordeJ.
Dwl'UIITKItH OK KEMKt'i'A - hull of I'rnm
l e l.ouVe N.i. 40 ineeH the aeroml ana
fourth Thursday evenings of eacli nniiiih In
Hie I O. O r hall. Mis. T. K. w lllliillis, N
(I. ; Mrs. John Cory, Secretary.
nKOKKK OK HO.NOK-Meeis the Hrst
nnd third ThriirHihiy evi'iiinn" f eni h
ninnth in l.t. (. V. hall, Kit zucrn lil lilot k.
Mrs. Addie Smith, Wort h v Sister of Honor
Mrs. .Nannie Hurkel, wister Hi-irelary.
DKOREK OK IIO.NOK -Ivy lode, No. 13
meets lirnt and third TliurxilavH of
each ninnth in K.ol I. hull, iSttdlu lrnv
er, himUt oecreturv, Smi
H LACKS OK WOKSHIl.
CATiioi.ic.-Ht. rnul's Church, uk, between
fifth and Sixth. Father Carney, I'astnr
Services : M'tss at and in :3o A. M. SutiUay
Hclioul al 2 :'M, with Oenedicton.
Dhhistian.-Corner l..ieust hiii) Kiglitli Hts
Services morning nnd t-venlng. Kliler A
lialloway pastor. Hunday Hi'luml in a. m.
Ooi.okfd Bai'Tist. Mt. Olive, oak, between
leutli anil Kleventh, llev. A, Koswell, pas
tor. Servtces 11 a. lit. mill 7 :3t) p. in. l'rayer
nieetlnu Wednesday evening.
Voi'Nn Mkn's Ciiiiimian Ansiiciaiion
Kooiiialn Wutennan block. Mam street, tins
pel meeting, for men only, every Sunday al
ternoon at. 4 o'clock. l(c,oins open week ilayt
from X:3 a. m , i ! : p. in.
Ki,is"ni'Ab.-St. I.nke's Clinrcli, rim er Thlhl
ml V In. Kev II H. Hintei-s loieior. Ser
vices : II a. M. anil 7 :op. M. Mnnlay Hchmii
111 2 :30 I. M.
ikht MPTHoinsr.-sixth St., bet wen Main
Viml IVarl. Kev. I,, r. liritt. I. I. nastor.
"Services : 11 . . m., 8 .no p. M Snmlav Sehool
i):3oa M. l'rayer meetiig Wednesday even
ini!. liKKMAX I'llKHIlV I KIIIA.N . - Cnll el Millllalllt
Vint Ii. ev lite, pastor. Mervtces usual
lioiiis, s lav .eliiiol n :,ki a. m.
Sdcntifio American
Accncy for
OESICN PATENTS,
r.,. .. . CWPTRIOHTS, eto
' vi I LTZ": nn na free Handbook wntn to
Ml NN H 111, ,., IIiioaiihav, Nkw Voinr.
V ' SJU'T'"?,''? "" l'"'"H III Ainern:.
Kiery patent taken nut by us is broiiathi belorii
the public by a notice iveu iroo ol ebttige Ui tliS
largest etreiilatlmi of any sdentlfle parsr In thn"
i"rJa-.h '''"'"'"r Illustrated. No IntellVgeiit
man should be without It. Weekly, H.l.oo a
veari ll.Mlsli nioiith. Address AlCSfN A t o
Huuaukhs, 3U1 Uroadway, Mew Vork City.
yf.it as 1 ..U0o'
il xV'Si w -vf
FAILED TO FIND A CURE!
'AND SUSPENSORY FORT"
IfBEMEW
WHO ARE DEBILITATED AND SUf FIRING
from Nervous Debility Seminal Wfakj
ness Losses Drains Impotfncy oq'
Lost Manhood Rheumatism Lamp
Back Kidney Troubles. Nervousness
5lEplessne5sRx)r Memory's Generai IllHealth
thn ffeetn atm.Aa Aia..nai . . r
navearelief ami cure in our marvelous Invention, which requires
y meat lie niosl keitical. In vnur litnnranceet efleci nr hr eiieimc.
have unduly drained yoursvatemof nerve fDrceaml viiuiit a i.i,.i.
weakness or lack of force. If you replace int.
which m reouircu mr Tipornu ntreuith, yoia
f ol low at once and in t lie uatural
('Iuhki-h of Men." ahuuld
refunded,
o read by every
mil II . u.' 1 1 1 bAmImiI IruA
la nil aaniairitiiunt u. uan Viqwa m.Kiw! av .
- - v." . ... ,r.r-:"-""w; nuiu
vmf-r ucBiiiiemii inueu, as call ne snnwn p
gladly testify, and trutu many of wlium we hava
er using our Bell.
- WE CAN CURE YOU!
ruoMU'iiiDtvr ur w im i-tow ca
. . stoNnorrn.lii.. net..
PR. A. T. PAVTIW. IVsrSle t-ThcHamlc n l lectrle lu.li
which I imr'haeil of you twnyeani saro worked to niy
l anaa on i is.ain inn. anu l uiKe liienmre in recolil
inemlinK it M ny of mv friends who are sflllcted with
ailmeuisfort..eeiireof wliirh Ihe lu ll is rccommcndi l.
luursvtry truly, via. IIAN.NA, rrea.ler llow C
LAMEllAtK, KIDNEY DlNEAfE, AO.
OnirAOO, October 17,
Im. A.T. pASTHm, TVsr (lr Thn In to ei rnfv Hint I
hnve ii! the Hniiden Kleclrio belt for lame buck an. I
kulliey trouble, an. I ray to those ulmcted thnt I have
riM'eiveil acomtili'terurc. 1 moat cliiHTfulivrecommcnJ
Uieiu. Youin.ctc., JA.MKS S11LL.M, lull and Frailersts
KEC0M1IENDM THE I1ELT TO ALL.
Kaksas rtTT, Knnsss, Octohi'r soth. 1HML
Pr. A. T. Sanhln, I'cnr (ir,- V'oursoril'ellllih innl ,ut
n'oiil.ninl I will nay In reply thnt your No. e. Ir Hamien
I- leelrie licit has iriven (rood natisf notion and ban domi
me n woiidertul .rood. Krom now on I rhull use it
every day, and know it will hrlnir me out all O. K. I
have iri veil your belt a vrimd recominend lo Severn I here.
UujjUig you will ih'II muni niiTc, I im, vourstnily.
E. S. bl'LKK V, Lock llox 1U, B. 8. buoJoo.
CARTER'S
ITTLE
IVER
PIUS.
Pick nenflaeho and relieve all thstronblM llieh
Aunt to k bilious atateof the aystom, auoh as
Dizziness, h'auaea. Drowsiness, Dlstroaii after
eating, 1 a in the Hide, fto. While their moat
reuiarkaUu a access La beua tliowu in uudfig
IIoaflaeh ynt Cart"rg Littlo Llvor Pttli IM
equally vuluabln In Coustiputlnn, curing and pre
Tenting tlil8aunnyingcouiilaint,wlillo thny also
corructalldis(iriIurHrthoBtoma('b3timiilatetlia
liver and regulate the bowels. ten Utuey only
CUroa
'Aekthey would boalmootprinelesatothoaowha
uffer from this distressing complaint; butfortu
Cataly thelrgoodiiesadiHtanntenilhera.aiHlthoas
Vrhooocetry thorn will find theeo littlo pill. vaht.
eblelnsomany wsyj that they will not ba wll
ling to do without them. But after aliaick ba4
lathe bane of so many Uvea that hnraiawbera
wemakeour great boast. Our plllacurait while
Othera do not.
Carter' Little Liver Pills are Tory amall and
very easy to take. Ouo or two pills make a doss.
"U hey are strictly vcnetaMoaml do not gripe or
purge, but by their gentleaction ploa.se all who
tisetutm. luvialaat 25centa; fiveforl 1. Bold
by druggists every wiiuru, or scut by nuU.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
i' rlsr, Itafls
re-w a n ii m at- rv:
For AtchitiHoti, St. Joeph, leaven
worth, Kansas City. St. Ixitiis,
and all points nrrth, east
Month or west. Tick
Pta sold and bag.
tyage checkeil
to any
point
in
the
lTnited
States or
Canada. Kr
INFORMATION AS TO KATKS
AND ROUTKS
Call at Depot or addresn
H. C. Townsend,
0. P. A. St. Louis, Mo.
J. C. I'HILI.IITI,
A. (.. P. A. Oin.iha.
H. D Ai-jak. AKt., Plattstnonth.
Telephone, 77.
CLUBBING LIST.
The Herald iiml C'osiiiopolitan
" and American I'aniii i
and llarperw M.iua.itn- .
nnd Harper- Weekly
nnd Harper- Ha.ar
"'ol Harper's Yonni; People
iind Toledo Hlado
and I'entiiry
and St .Nil lio!a
and Doinori-it M.i i.iiii'
and Inter t tican
and I Iriinue Jndd K sinner,
and WeMterti h'nral
" " an. I (ilohe l li inni rat
and .New N in k Ti ilunn
Nl.jti
l.m
l.-in
i.;'
4.::
8.00
2 2.")
!.! 0
l.mi
3,1 1
J..,"l
4.2:.
l.'.'A
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i.rri
Till- lillKAt.l) is the i.it and Most
KVliiilili' Kiiniily 1'aper Pnli
Iwhed in ('as.- County
ONLY $1 50 PER YEAR.
SUBSCRIBE NOW.
lanvnTin . J j
mm
mWSlIm
A .v.-l Port of S.iinn'e.
Some time iiiu'W a .miHiili ..siken fi l!nvi
turned up in Mora. Ills. He went to tin
bank ami 1 id an niiihriii e with the pioi
dent niiii i:iliier. He had 'R little stoi j n.i
ready mi l n wore the narli i.f pl.iiisilii!i-j.
Si vi ial hanks had hi ui rchlnd rereinly.
and tin- youngster n-i leiided to possess t lie
fiuilidemt of l he ymiK that was tloiiiK ths
Uevillry. The Hi l ih si eld, he said, win. hi
he made on the r'lor.i hank. He. the l',i
yoiili man, would notify the nltieial nl
the exact lime uf tin- iutended raid in on!.
that Itie riiiiliers minlit he appropria'. i
romiilcl up. He u.isMi.t u, lhialur, i...
Hllt'id reude.voiis of the robbers,
there lived in rojul style, wiiile Ihe liai.t:
ufliijiuls sat Ui nights to j;uard the Ilea
ure and waited in vain for the lie.'e i f
warniiii. It di l not eome, nnd when the
goixl yoilli mill had winked the flume I r
U it wus worth lie folded his tent like ll.
Arabs uml mad.' a sneak for fc-recu fie'ii
a ui! pastures uew.
An Austrian tnnnut get a passport .
leave the country even tor a tlujr wilhi ;
the writteu council t of his wile.
The kuifc, though very old, had uoicome
into common use us it table uU iisil iu lb
Tenth century.
LAUGHTER AND HEALTH
Atfordino; ti tin- census of IS'.K),
Chica-ro lakes rank, by virtue of her
population of l.lUlS.riTii people, as the
einhtli hiroest city on the ojolie.
Most of us desire, at one time or
another, to visit a city in which so
many persons Iiml homes, nnd,
when we do, we can find no better
line than the "Htitlinntoii k ute."
Three fast and comfortable rains
daily. lor further information ad
dress the aent of the company al
this place, or write to J. Francis,
(ieneral Passenger and Tit ket
Aent, Omaha, Nebraska.
Female Weakness PisitiveCure.
To TlUC Kimtok: -Please;inform
your readers that I have a positive
remedy for thousand and one ills
which arise from deranged female
org-ans. I shall be glad to send two
bottles of my remedy KKKIJ to any
lady if they will send t'u-ir express
and P.O. address. Yours respect
fully, I)k. H. I). aMAk-CIIISI, I'TU A,
New York.
Willi I' MAT ISM IT Klin IN A D.W.-
"MysticCure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to H1
days. Its action upon (he system
is remarkable and mysterious. It
reinoven at once the cause and the
disease immediately disappears.
The first dose greatly benefits, 7.")
cents. Sold by F. . Fricke Ac Co.,
druggists, Plattsinotith.
Mystic LiTa Renower,
This wonderful Health Huilder
ami Constitution Restores ii indeed
a veritable renewcr of life; because
it possesses such marvelous powers
to cure all forms of Failing; Health,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Nervous
Diseases, Heart Affections, Female
Weakness, Broken Constitution and
all wasting1 diseases. Kvery bottle
warranted to give satisfaction or
money refunded Free bottle at F,
G. FrickeS; Co., druggists, Platts
mouth, All First-Clasu Drinmiwls
From present date will keep on
sale the important Last India Hemp
remedies. Dr. II. James' prepara
tion of this herb on its own soil
(Calcutta), will positiveljcure con
sumption, broncbitts, asthuta, and
nasal Catarrh, and break up a fresh
coltl in 2i hours. !f'J.."s) per bottle
or 3 bottles for i.aO.Try it.
Ckadikk k A Co., proprietors.
li:v.! Race street, Philadelpia.
To-Niyht and To-MorrowNiuhl,
And each day and night during
this week vou can iret ntab driiir.
gists a free sample bottle of Kemp's
Balsam for the throat and lungs,
the most nuccessful remedy ever
sold for coughs, Croup. Bronchitis,
Whooping; Cough, Asthma and
Consumption. Oct a bottle today
ami keep it always in the house, so
you can check your cold at once.
Price :). and $1.
We have sold Kly's .Creaui'Balin
about three years, and have reconi
mended its use in more than a hun
dred special cases of cattarrh. The
unanimous answer to our inquiries
is, "it's the best remedy that I have
ever used." Our experience is, that
where parties continued its use.it
never fails to cure. J. II. Mont
gromery, A Co., Druggists, Decot ah,
Iowa.
When I began Using Kly's Cream
Balm my cattarrh was so bad I had
headach the whole time and dis.
charged a large amount of filthy
matter. That ba.- almost entirely
disappeared ami 1 have nut bad
headai b since. J II Summers,
Stcphney, Conn.
U
. COMPOUND
A recent discovery by flu oM
physician. MnvivsruN vffl
Humility Iiy f(ioii.iin.s uf 1. 1-
'ins. isinuouiy ("'rieiiiy snrn
ami riilahlo nuslieina dUcov.
ered. Uewaraof unirliiipli'.
ilriiL'irlsls UIk. .or.. li.f..r..
medicines In plaeoof this. Ask for ouk's cottoi
Ko"TC'Mi'i)t:Mi, to Ire tni 'iniriafe,orluehwc0iftii'l
Oeenls In postage In letter, nnd we will send, sealed,
by return mini, toll scaled artiuuluxa In plain
tQTclnpu, to luillcaouly, t stomps.
AdJrcj I'uint l.lly 'ompany.
o. 8 1 Uuor nioi.k, Ueiruii, illclv.
ir-Suld lu I'l.ilt.smoiith by I iering .v.
Co., K. (J. Fricke .V Co., Brown A;
Barrett O. II. Snyder and druggists
everywhere.
s, 'jp
ilard to sui'priH,..
til i p; in. wearily into u scat i'l
a Lrt'ailw iiy cur, and the t;irl vlu ac
coiupaiiii d 'ht s: i 1 svt:ip;ithctical!y :
"Ave yuii tired out. tlearf lis
awful worU, in't n ."
1 "I shou'id srv :-o," prcaticd the
I "dear." "lint, 1 icleii. ymukii t know
j aiiytliintr alunit the misery of it all.
I You aren't cc : 'jiil '"
I "No but JacK lssoiiico Isliouldtl't
j think you'd ipit'd cIiim i.-ini; hini a
jiroi'i't.
"1 know he's nice! That's the
trouble. lie doesn't smoke, and I've
always Ik-en lad until now! Hut 1
can't net linn a pipe, uci.ir.ii'cttecasK,
an ash receiver or atiytliiu1;! lie
doesn't drink, and 1 can't nivo huu a
traveling Ihtsk. He wears an iticoti
spictious watch chain made of his
mother's hair, and I always thought
it so sweet and thoughtful, but 1
can't give him watch things, yo.i
see. llo hasn't n single vice, Helen,
and you can't give Christinas pres
ents to men wlio haven't! Why,
even a photograph frame would be
useless, for he has only his mother's
picture and mine out, and they're ul
ready framed! What Khali 1 do."
And Helen replied tersely:
"Break it at once." New York
World.
sinallliess of llistorie I'biees.
Tho strongest impression made
upon tho American traveling in
Kurope for the first time is usually
astonishment t the small size of the
historic places which holiasso longed
to see,
Tho royal chamber where the
grando nionanpie received brilliant
crowds of courtiers, foreign diplo
matists and nobles before rising is
too small to satisfy an independent
Irish-American cook w ho knows hoi
rights in this country.
Tho apartment of Mary, queen ol
Scots, at Holyrood, still garnished
with her mirror and lied draped
with gold embroidery, is still more
crainiM-d, while tho supper room in
which Kizzio was murdered is but a
narrow, dingy closet, reached by tiny
winding stairs such as usually lead to
a garret.
Tho dwellings of tho great Scotch
dukes ami earls in Edinburgh iu
ancieut times were reached for the
most part through dark, steep alley
ways or closes not threo feet wide,
and the homes of the great races til
Hamilton, Moray and Eglinton wel t
smaller, darker and more uncomfort
ablo than those of an American me
chanic today. Youth's Companion.
I'uor ltleli .lien.
Countless young men who coveted
everything of the lato Jay Gould ex
cept bis cofiin may bo surprised to
learn that Mr. Gould generally want
c-d and needed money quite as much
as they. Property isn't money, us
many ablo business men havo often
learned to their cost and misery. The
larger a man's trperatioiitt and the
moro fretr.ieutly ho wants to make u
''quick turn"' or a "big btriko" the
oftener tloes ho feel jxjverty pangs
quite as kceu as thoso of tho young
man who longs to sport a trotting
horse and buggy, but has to content
himself w ith a secondhand bicycle.
Chaiincey M. Depew is credited
with the stat cut that tho lato
William H. Vanderbilt, one of the
three richest men in tho United
States, was always poor and in debt.
Many business men can understand
this strange statement, though the
young men aforesaid will take no
stock in it until they become businesi
men themselves. Hai-jH-r's Weekly.
I org I hk Antiquities.
The forgery of antiquities lias lieen
a recognized industry in EuroH) foi
niauy years, but it in little kuowu
that the famous English "Flint Jack'
has his counterpart in this country
in one Burnett, "a small, dull, yellow
man," as a neiglilmr desorilied him,
who lives on the French Broad river
in North Carolina. For a long time
ho was in the habit of riding to the
townsand selling "fake" arrowheads
to dealeiu and visitors, as well a
mortars and iestles that had the ap
jx-arance of having Ix-en long buried.
But ho lost one customer by taking
him a mouuted figure of pottery that
ho said he had unearthed from an
Indian mound. Ho had made the
mistakeof putting shoes on tho horse,
New Y'ork Sun.
A Method of Procedure.
"Some time ago there was a bank
failure at Dallas," said Alex Seniors
of Temple, Tex., at tho St. James.
"There was a pomiKius, ignorant
man who was one of the bank's di
rectors at the time of its suspension.
He was seen coming down the steps
from tile-directors' room immediately
after the doors of tin.- bank had been
closed, and an anxious depositor bin
tonholi-d In in and asked :
' 'Now, what are- you going to do
fur us cirilitoisf llnw iiui. li shaii
we get ?'
" 'Sir,' responded the. director, ve
shall illllin iL.iii'lv proceed to eolieft
tho exits of the concern, pav the
debts and make a practical divi-iiin
of thesurplus.' "-St. Iaouis le-pnMic.
smne Old sly ! II Hs.
The gold laced inched li.tl W:is
largely le. in l,,"s. net (,i,ly no a.
count ol Us military look, hut be
cause it probably protectui the
wearer from seizure b the pi-es
gangs, which were at that t.me more
than usually active. The Hat, fold
ing, crescent, shaped beaver ktiownas
thociv.'ked hat was still to U-seen
as lato as ISIS. - Philadelphia Lodger.
SE: Health
t, otNinNi h 1FJ
a r.iiDuiul f I a
Destroyed
" ''j ! l,,y t!v lJS0 pf. Por stnokint: tobacco.
.. , '
Sa 1 lK ioiacco
j .vii inrousn all
("lie :ukI against
II! i,-l-...It'.. I. ii
uiak.iv. n 3 nun ijuriiam amokmjj "
Tohi.-r.i
A Question
A Great Record
WHY?
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record M s nmre
talk.-
For You
Good Advice
.lacvci ana it is vionacco tor row -''i
II" you smoke, you should smoke' jf
r--n r..1 a I DURHAM
uuiiaiurnami
Atrial is all we ask. IE
u LACK WELL'S DURHAM !
lUUACCO CO.,
DURHAM, N. C.
HELPING JN THE GAMINS.
A King's Hnnijbtcr's lliitber I nsatlsfiie.
tnry I xpcilence In Itewarilinir.
A King's Daughter wan relating one
of lief XK'l'ienee. "With invaiint.'
sh e snitl, "I was passing thrnuh a siveri
in a tenement district in this city w'.iei
h crowd of eliilili'eii, utriitjuliiig fur tin
possession of a pour, half Murveil h.nh
ing kitten, iittiin teil our notice. There
were six boys and threo girls, mid ti.i
former were ruining blows upon the l it
ter, who in turn pulled lmir, kicked ami
Hcratched the faces of their adversarie
"To my astonishment ninl relief im
sex was shortly victorious, and I en il i
imt refrain from nliowing that I was it
KVinpiithy with the object of tlm fr.i v.
although I could not conscientiously up
prove of the Hindu of warfare. 'And,' I
(mid to my aunt, 'surely this nhows Ihio.
woman's tenderness for weaker crenturi'M
and her protecting care for the fi i
lorn and Hulferiiig are inherent uml in
stinctive, to nee it thus manifested in
these jHior degraded children.'
"My aunt was not Hoeiithusiastie, but
1 did not notice it much at the time, bit
I laid called one of the girls to me and,
iriving her sotiiechatiKe, Raid to her: '1
saw how courageously you rescued thn?
pour cat; you nro good girls not to Id
the buys abuse it.' Shu took tin unmet
and rushed hack to her companions,
showing it, to them witlitlm comiiieiil
'My, isn't sho green!' Tim trio tnei,
stin ted up the alley, one of them urging
haste. 'Hurry up, Mag,' ulio n.tid; 'yon
get the kerosene; it's got lots of fur.
ami it'll bluze) awful nice,'
"With an exclamation of horror cij
aunt and I ran after them, but our pns
euge) was blocked by a rough looking
fellow, who asked onr business in an in
solent tone. We protested indignantly
in behalf of the cut, but lie only laughed
jeeringly. 'They have to have their fun,'
he. said, 'like the rent of us,' ami his
manlier was so impudently aggressive
that we dared not Htteinjit to get by him
Wo turned instead anil found a police
man, who good natun-illy ramo hack
with us, but man, girls ami kitten ton
ont of sight and sound. 'They're nw,i
off by this time,' remarked the blueeiut
'they know how to slip around.'
"I did not wait to know the result ol
the search, as I feared the worst. M v
dreimis for some time were disturbed by
visions of a martyred kitten. All thai
my aunt said was, 'Those girls' faco
were the hardest I ever Haw.' "New
York Times.
Considerate llurgliini.
"Talk about nerve!" exclaimed O. C
Smith, a member of a partyat the South
era who were discussing burglaries. "1
had a visit from a gang of housebreak
ers laat week who have the record for
farreaehing and iridescent audacity.
They entered my house while 1 was at
home, ransacked every room in it, took
tny watch and pocketbonk from utulei
uiy pillow and my revolver from the
withstand drawer. Then they went
into the kitchen, lit a fire and cooker!
their breakfast. Not content with that,
they entered the cellar and tapped my
wine. They rigged themselves out in
my clothes and put their own old duds
in the clottiespress. They tested the
milverware, found it plated and left it.
"But that was not the worst. I Im
paid twenty dollars only a week before
for a bulldog, whose sole duty was to
watch the premises. The next inoriiin
I found him shut up in the coalhouse,
with a rubber bund around his jaws and
a tag tied to hii tail, which read, -We
didn't take yer perp, cos we thot lis how
niehlw he war raised' a net, tin you might
Le fond of him."' St. Louis Globe-Democrat
11 1 U Wells for Iirlnklnic Water.
The Indianapolis Water conijvmv U
greatly pleased with the three deep wells
it has sunk near the water gallery.
"'I hone wells," paid Mr. lleckmnn. "l'o
down to a depth of K't feet.' and the
water comes ont of the rock. The thru'
nre flowing into the gallery at the rat.'
of .(kiii,O0O gallons a day. One of tiiet,
is a Ill-inch well nnd the other 1 wo nt
ekrht inches each in diameter. '1"!:,.
water ii-ii in them to within six nrei-hi
feet, of Hie sin face, and they How into
the uallery nt fifteen or twenty feet be
low the surface with about, a 7-foot head.
Tla.-e wells nt this great depth an
wholly cat elT from nry chance of sur
face pollution, b'ing separated there
from bv any number ef layers of hard
pan. They were put down by on expe
rienced gas well driller, and we shall
put down four liiore. There can be no
doubt whatever i f the purity of this
water supply." IiidiatiaMlis Journal.
Kmphusls Is laid upon the necessity of
watching closely for the first fluttering of
the pulse In diphtheria. Such a fluttering
tirediuts darnjtrous heart failure.
A Fact
on" 'Min; li.U'.u,.ti, I
tiut lias lielJ its I
the clians of Kain,t T,m"
all cor.iivtitors is I
i . . s.:.i.i
Cnchanginj;
l olJtu u
tii
Talk's Cheap
;r"jn?. L
iiiiipVi
P. J. HANSEN,
IWiAI.IiR IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
GLASS AND
QUEEN8WARE.
Patronage of the Public Solicited
North Sixth Street, PlattsmouUi
TIMOTHY : CLARK,
I'KALKK IM
Coal and Wood.
TKKMH CASH.
Yaritn uml Ofller i"U South Third Street.
Tclcihiiiit- .No. I'l.
PLATTSMOLITH. NEBRASKA
The Old Reliable
11. A. WATERMAN 1 SON.
Lath, Sash, Shingles,
IMMHCN, : HLIXIW,
htc. Can supply every denuin of the
city. Cull ninl Krt lerniH. Fourth
Street in rear of npera house.
StyeQitizeQs'Bai
CAPITAL STOCK $50,000
W. 11. C TSHING, Pres.
J.W.JOHNSON, Vice-Prea,
FKKI) W. CANhrCTH, Cash'r.
A tit'iiernl liiinkiriK bnsines"
triinsni teil.
NTlvKKST on deposits allowed aft
1 1 follows: Four per cent, annual
interest if (lcposi'cd three months.
' rive per cent annual interest if de
posited six months. Six per cent,
annual interest if deposited one
year.
IHOS POLLOCK R W HYERS
ISolary I'ublic & Alistraeter Sullcll
Real Estate, Loau aud Insurance Atreut
If you have real estate to sell or
exchange semi us description, price
and terms.
Abstracted t itle furnished at reas
onable rales.
$ 100,000 to loan at 7l2 percent ami
no commissions, on good
farm security.
POLLOCK HYEKS
I'LATTSMOUTII . Ng
Office under Caia Conuty Batik,