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will umku you tc-t-l wuriin-i.
HIRES
Rootbccr
will roil Mio liluf.il nn.l nmko you ri'i.lly
cool. It'M tin- ililnk I'.r whriii iiiv.
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ami ui'iil proof. Oct n pound ciki- of
It with ii lift of ltn many uea
fA rrum your lriiKKlntor Kroi-i-r.
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HTANUAUU OIL-
Write IhSloem Wlfl and W)c ami we
will send you thi benuttful Wiiinoiuiu
by express C. O. D. sutiject to examina
tinn if found" exactlT as reDrescnted II
rou cn pay tlie express upontour SPEC- 6
i A LOITFE R Drlce. 45.00 less tlie SO cents, ..
or J5.50anaeKpresB cnirjim
mvnio mi mot rnmpm. soiiu ro.it-wmm
body, fancy pearl and clxiny check. rt d t
H plate.r0Hwood nnfterDeard and nickt l tail
,1 piece. You can nave either a Mandolino,
H Oultar.liaujoorv icuu on iuc hhuig h-"""
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We arc sell'mo- tin.- la-st
footwear on earth for the
least profit.
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To Look Around .
Ileforo you make ;vurchase..
After you have looked elsrwheie,
come to us and we iru-arantee you
will be pleaded. Qui' new sprinir
stock has arrived, ineludint' Dry
CJoods, Staple aad Fancy (iro
eeries, Crockery, Gl.isswaro, Flour
and Feed. A .-(juare de.il to all.
F. S. WHITE,
Main Street, l'lattsmouth
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
OK PLA.TTS!oL!TiI. NKB.
PAID UP CAPITAL.
550,000
Otters the very best facilUiL; lor tho
ptoaipt transaction of
Legitimate Banking Business.
TOOK;1, bonds, rold, goverr.tieMit and loenl
eourltles noustt and sold. Oepoalts rt-
celvod and Interest allowed on the certfi
catea. Drafts drawn, a vtd!al.''.e in any
part of the U. S. and all the principle
towns of Europe. Cuilei-tiou made and
promptly remitted. Hlztiest market
orlee uatd for county warrant", state
and county bonds.
DIRECTORS:
II. N. Davey. P. HawKsworth 5. Wnugh
K. K. White, G. E. Povey.
Geu. K. Povey. I'res.. S. Waiih. Hasliiei,
H. N. Dovev. Asst. Cashier.
Dyspepsia Cure,
Digests what you cat.
Itartiflcially digests the food and aids
Nature in strengthening and recon
Btrnetincrthe exhausted digestive or
lang E l ?il the latest discovered digc st
int and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efficiency It in
Stantl J relieves and permanently cures
nvsneusia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Sfftuience. Sour Stomach, Nausea
SlckileJdache,Gastralgia,Crampsan
i Pher r-Mults of imperfect digestion
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by irrigation method., and there can
he no question that in r-orue of the
razing states frreat hentdiis would ac
crue to the states, to Ihe people of
those states and eventually to the peo
ple of tho whole United States if tho
pra.in lands could he leased and
made to li in in a re venue,and if this
revenue couH then he upp iod directly
to the ennui uet .!:: of ir rigation
ditirhes, i-te.
Speakir.cr of what, a newspapi r does
for its commuiiin , the iale United
Skitcs S'.viiitcr l 'iii I'aisof Illinois
in ado an add re.s.s thai wK! f rever re
maiii .Ti en in th- ieeim r.es of the
tewsp . per na n. .S:ici he: "Faeh
year i vei y loe 'l p; !'- l : v s f i om $00
to $"..0. 0 in fre lie- ior- ti.e henefit of
the common ,1 -V "h ! it is l.'ieatcd.
No other ;i;'i":"v r aa will do this.
1 lie ctiilor in tf-?i- t-io.i t. hi means
do'-s more for hi. iown than aiiy other
man, and with fairness, man with man,
ho outr'H to he supported, not because
you happen to Mite him, or happen to
admire hi3 writings, but because a lo
cal paperis. tho best investment a com-'
itiunity can make. Today the editors
of local papers do more- work for Iops
pay than any men on e-irth. Patronize
your local paper, not as a charity, but
as an invo.tuw?nt."
THi: NKW SKCKBT.VKV OF H AK. -
The following com pi i montary notice
of Klihu iioot, tho new secretary of
war, and of Assistant Secretary
Meikle.john, is taken from the Wash
ington l'ost, an independynt paper:
"In the person of Mr. Kiihu Hoot
the pi-oc-ident has appointed to succeed
G-uiee-al Alger- a man brilliant ai.d
cmmandintr in his own immediate
walk- of life and gifted with an exira-
ordir.at y enpneity for alhiirs iu gen
eral. Mr. Hoot is-more than a lawyer;
he is also a statesman and a master of
executive ability . Wo have no doubt
that Mr. Root will do his best to make
things work smoothly ia the depart
ment, and we are convinced that in all
matters in which his varied exper
ience will be applicable to ends of
singular usefulness and success ho will
show to t'reat advantage.
"The arrangement is particularly
felicitous, owin to the fact that A'r
lioot vv ill have a capable and
thoroughly equipped assistant in his
work. Mr. MeiKiejohn is quite famil
iar with the purely military questions
likely to arise-, lie Las been assistant
secretary for more than two years, and
lias brought to his taak a clear mind.
an iu tense industry, and a deep detor
minatiou to master the details and
routine of the war cfliee. Mr. Hoot
will tlnd in him a competent adviser, a
strong coadjutor, and a loyal subordi
nate. Such u combination of leader
ship, backed by a woll-oreanized cilice
machinery, can hardly fail to give
satiefactiou. Mr. Hoot enters upon
his new duties with an intellectual
equipment far abovo tho ordinary, and
he nas waiting for him an assistant
secretary of war possessed of thorough
and exact information, who can put
his finger upon tho vital point of all
those purely military issues which arc
for the present outside of his own ex
periciiee. Wo wish for Mr. Hoot all
imaginable success."
TO KhKCT ItV A I'LIKALITY.
Hills are to be introduced in tho
next congress tto put a stop to sena
torial deadlocks. Their purpose is to
declaro that tho man who gets the
most votes in a joint ballot shall he
declared elected regardless of the
question whether ho received a ma
jority of tho members entitled to
soats or a majority of a quorum, says
the Stale Journal.
The members of tho legislature will
get out and all vote as they want to,
or theysmay hide in their tents, but
when tli! roll 1 onwi r .-tiled tin; fellow
who iotn tluj liirre tt voto iri cU-cUmI
find th;it ndri the M.;onv.
1'oHsihly this hin will ho an im
provement on t Li pre.-. cut system, us
It will M-ttlc the hi n;itori)il (juostioii
in tliu lir.-it juiiit con vi:n tion unlc-.M
two men n-ccivc the sjmiii: numher of
votfi eittdi, aw well an the hii'hoft
nuiuh -r, which would make a tie.
But thn bt way out ii to relievo
Ih'j lt-jfinl atu re ctitirrdy of the hena
tori.il j ih itnd let the people of the
!t:ite nettle ir nt tlie poll, :i nlur.-tlity
elcctint' us iii the e;ie i f other stnte
oflic r-. Hi- in ttie tte of the vote for
ehctoib of pi-t-sidi-nt ;n;d vice presi
dent. J5ut ;is : hill ef this sort t::in ho
piiwM il and take ( ll'oct immediately,
while a coiic-titu lional airietxlmi'iit
would have to he r-uhmittud to the
r-tate leisln tu res fut- approval, per
haps it will he a good thimj to "pass
the lull and the constitutional mnetid
mei't itt the same so- si.in nrid let the
h-fi.-dat ures of the, .several stritei take
their cho'ce of tliO two reforms.
INK! 11 SI .AT ON AMI tU'lNIO.N.
it S-h uei n f uft, liivaria, is one of
the largest of tho world' manufae
tcries for hic cle hall hearings. The
l v. o lae.loi ics there, heloil''!;)''' to one I
Ii id, turn out annually U,iMi,0UO ios-s
of thesi
(ili'l nu
lit'le stiv-1 hall, and employ
, worldntr for a day of 10
!iO'.ii' d ura' iori
N-) la c.u j t..ei i h;if i.vl'I' bverj made
with rid'li' i, nt s-tretieth to reift the
herMiim o;v. t I- nf f ro,;i) water.
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in an I, ily,
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ia -.;-.j) el.
t ' Ii" meeir nlsm cf 1
ni l, it- YM hones, j
iiut in.. n i r-ilnpie !
c up ii..re.i vv: Lh tae j
Kahi:') li-h moves no
i lie ii
II I !
ii -p. 1 'hat rem
(wer t h :e. bene-; and muscles
v i t'iiie it breath...... It ha- -1, 120
veins, !o t.a no hit g of it.i n i no ty-n i u e
m ii -el e?-.
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lioheiniaii t-'eere, whhh are driven
long distances to market, are .-.hod be
fore? starting on the journey by being
sent repeatedly over patches of ta-
Jxed with s-ind. This forms a hard
crust on the feet, erabling the geese
to travel over I'reat distances.
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A f. .nil maru'ger at Fodder-ty, Ding
wall, Scotland, watching a mole
catcher at work, saw sea gulls hover
ing over, and occasionally alighting
upon a turnip field, in which the ob
server and others were at work. A
particularly large and handsome bird
attracted his attention by the graceful
ay it float d over tho drills, intently
r-canning the surface of the ground.
Suddenly, steadying itself a moment,.
it dropped, dug its bill into the heav
ing ground, and rose with a mole for
iis prey. Kesling a few minutes, it
began a furl her search for prey. In a
few minutes another ino:o was lin
ear! hr d
The military household of the t.zar
is composed of ninety-eight ollieer of
various ranks, cjghty-three of ,vhom
belong to the army and fifteen to the
navy. Nineteen members of the royal
f?inilv are included in this list.
Here is a potato stoi y that rounds
very much the same as ones related by
Thomas Walling of this city the only
dilTorence being that it is not quite so
strong: A farmer living a few miles
frorr. Omaha ha been conducting ex-pe-iment
with potatoes. In IS'.lii he
came across a hill which contained
seven tine iecinieijs. The next spring
they were p! .ced in hot beds, and when
the crop was gathered ii. was found live
picks iiad heen raised from the orig
inal seven potatoes. In liS thiee of
the five pecks were plant-'-d and the
crop re uitcd in eighteen bushels.
This spring fourteen bushels we; e
planted, covering- over an acre and a
half of land, and Mr. 1'rirk is sure the
crop will amount to more than 1,000
bushels.
Says an exchange-: A little giri
seventeen moots old, at Omaha, drank
a . cup (if coal oil. A physician a
homeopath was summoned, and gave
her a few drops more coal oil cn the
theory that like cures like. This bo
ing unsatisfactory, the parents called
an osteopathic surgeon, and he worked
her through a clothes wringer arid
squeezed all the oil out, aDd an all
opathic physician swore he was a fool
for not inserting a wick in her mouth
and burning it out. Hut she recov
ered and tho parents are s-alisfiod.
Notice to Club Woiueo,
I Mrs. Thomas Kempster, correspond
ing secretary, and Mrs. James Herold,
treasurer, of the l'lattsmouth Woman's
club, will be at llcrold's store on
Wednesday afternoon, August 2, from
2 until 5 o'clock, to receive member
ship fees (81 ) from cluj members who
contemplate going on with tho work
next year. Membership cards are
ready for all who will at that time
hand their fees to the troasurer. The
ladies are earnestly requested te call
and attend to this if possible, that
their name may be ready for the year
book Ft nick S. Fellows,
President.
t'ard of ThankM.
Wo hereby extend our heartfelt
thanks to tho many friends who so
kindly ministered to the wants of our
husband and father during his sick
ness and who rendered assistance at
his death.
Mas. Maky Skidkxstkikkic and
Family.
King, Emporer, Duke, Prince $1.
Klon, the Clothier.
The Nkws otheo is tho bent equipped
job ottice in Cass county. First class
work done on short notice.
REPORT OP CHICAGO MAIiKtTS.
I-'toin M'inil.iv's 1 l.iilv
l-'ollowin; the ran'e of i ice.-i on
tho tJhic.i'o hoard of trade roday, an
furni.-hed hy M. S. l5ri.ri.'H, commis
sion merch'int:
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July ... ,( 'H Or '
.vept ;o UoHi-i1 i5'.H 'ViK
loc M pi-k 71 i, j7U4
May T,V, lofxy l4 v2
Cm !
Inly M'-i'A MA .
Scj.t :'--, (-1 y, .. v 'Aa -i'lU
Hue -I"' -b .""lA
May l.'Ws1" ,3 K :H"-B
Ol.ts
July !;t. - - L'l 'i
Se pt I!" h i HI I'-'-'" 'A
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NKISIiA-KA NKVVS
(Ty county wheat 1. tuini".g out
well.'
Sueakthiijves are making life a bur
den for Mrownville people.
A new pump is bi-ing ia.-t-illed in the
Ha v e n n a w a t e r w o r k .
The, wheat that has heen thieshid up
to date is of lirt class quality.
Tiie Omaha Mlevator company will
eie-ct a -10,000-biishel elevator at St.
1'uui
George Haines of An-'ov had both
leg broken by a loaded wagon run
ning over him.
Fifty thousand buh is of corn were
shipped from one elevator in I I ow t: la.-t
week".
A 1 ia (ice i - to vot on t hi i- no of vJ, -Ot'O
in b e d.- lo bu.iii in addition to it-
school hi '!-.'.
Madison vet.. r- Augu.-l 2 on the qn-j.
tiou of :s-uing 7.0i 0 i.i a nd- to e-eet
a se ho- 'I r 1 1 : i : d i ng .
The Dakota county old .--Itier.1 pic
nic will lie held at Clinton par k, Da-kot-t
City, ;.-! Aiignt !'.
A .- old man nam-d Sacli.i of Sei'ib
ne.r was knocked uovv n rrd serioiir-Iv
injured by a"" vicious cow. Sin ha i !1
year olu and totally Pilau.
Down in Tirijei' county the potatoes
are growing so iuxu- iously that there
is not, room for ail the tubers in the
ground ami smn3 of them grow on the
top of the vines.
The E'oncas and Omaha-- brought
down between 20o and ."no h. ad of po
nies given to them by their red broth
ers at I'uie nidge and Hose Ilu 1 agen
cies. Hations expired the 1st. of .July
and the Hones are living high from
the .vile of ponic.
Red Hot From the Oun
was the ball that hit (J. 15. Stead man
of Newark, Mich., in th" Civil War.
It caused horrible Ulcers that no
treatment hel ped l-"r I'd yea is. Then
UuekFn's Arnica Salve en; oil him.
Cures Cuts, IJruises, Horns, lioil.
Felons, Coi ns, Skin Mruptieas. Jol
File cure on ea th. 2-" cents a box.
Cure guaranteed. Soid by F G. Fricke
& Co., diuggi.-t. w
1'olirc Force- nf One.
Ireland is probably the one country
in the world which gets aluns with a
single policeman. The descendant;- ol
the Vikings have no need of policemen.
Tiie .solitary .cix. in spite of his
great lessen: n-dity, has a very c.isy
time. He is maintained more for oint
ment a i:d dignity than for use. The
Icelanders think it would not do to
have a capital without a policeman,
and so they keep one.
Is jour liver tired? Does it fail to do
Its duty? If so, don't neglect its call
for hel)). A few doses of lies bine may
Save you a spell of sickness. Heroine
is the only perfect liver medicine. It
cures ch'lls and fever. Friee -jOets.
F. G. Frie-ke & Co.
Hrmiiihi !a;! Lurk.
"I'll never open an un;"'i'. H i in
house agam. It's unlucky.' "II
so?" The ovvner'rccoynir l it."
Must He One or th;- Otucr.
"Henry, the Badgers h;:ve a r.f-w
baby." "Is it a Helen Coiiid er
Dewey?"
Irritating stings, bites, acratcbes,
wounds and cuts soothed and heated
by De Witt's Witch Ilaze.l Salve, u
sure and safe application for tortured
flesh, lieware of counterfeits. F. G.
Fricke & Co
Vlenun I'uilds IJlcyclc I'atlis.
Vienna has begun the construction
of bicycle paths through the streets.
Ground has been conceded for the pur
pose of building a new street on con
dition that a strip be prepared for the
use of bicyclists.
At Swedish AVeildlnas.
At Swedish weddings among the
middle and lower clashes the bride
groom ca?-ries a whip, as an emblem
of his authority in the domestic circle.
ISurlin utoii Kuut Half K.(t- to Lincoln
August 2 and 0, on account of Ne
braska Epworth assembly.
The assembly management has ar
ranged a program -of rcmiirkablo in
terest a program extending over a
period of nine day ar.o comprising
much that if- amusing ai.d more that
is instructive and edifying. Man y of
the tost known lecturers, philoso
phers, to.. cher., divine, and temper
ance workers in the country will lake
part.
Tho assembly will be held at Lincoln
paik, which is wonderfully well
adapted for such a purpose.
Music by the famous Hag-enow Mili
tary band and the Kentucky Colonel's
quartet.
Th'-re will be a lawn social at the
homo of Thomas Wiles on Tuesday
evening, August 15, for the benefit of
tho Mission band. Ice cream will be
I served from 4 to 10 o'clock. Kvery
I body invited.
Ice cream packed for picnic parties
' at Hollowav's.
TOMMY ATKINS AND tlOUiiKHA:
I.nlur a'l-l "tin- r'unt :! !l ' .I'!
in t:..i v. i 1 1 : .-
"v i 11, ia lev u i ..-, p-.- ., .:,
hlor-tiiln' l:"!-:T:i' s in 1 1. ' , I ?!,'.:..
flon wot ;ive i .ii'iifil 1 1 i !. . '
in this '.- ( r:r. a n-i i '
(lurkl.y ,;: ,, . . .
overheard ! a,. r o'' i ;, ( j ti
liritlsh rc-s;lmer.t Jr t i '.. --t!
Jcyfully rcrortt-.! t- t! - -;- -r. '
of the f :nrt3 rva ; i v.'.
grievous lii.e-l on in;. ny ;.':.,; -.,
who had fought aril sti.'fi -! : 1 ,
dared to an extent for ,v hh h t -i t!
luxurious pay of the Tie .-h : i .
can hardly b do ne-d ext. -a
says I'd a "V. word V .!.:;:. -.!: 'i U
slmlrth- Toriimy who ww n't
to the .-'..inili r would have I- -i .
ftr.'-'t to rt-sent ar.v sm-1; ,t 1 r:i .?
Ml OUtside'r. Y t tV.'o J' liri' : n- th
by made clear thf niarvel'.a .-: .
of llni-h'd work .ut in an. I : . 1
1.1m r:an-" r 'n which me t ) : , ' -hazai
deus duMes w re l "if."
"them there fieri. hy sc.-.pr- " I.- a
,.,.. t speech before th- ; , --f
1 rt ia i.!, Lord 1-.'.. r: - . :.
his .ippieri.ltion of t'.:e lltiiity ,,r .
si iTie i her:-;, and advocate-! th, -..-
eior ' r the ".v- tem for ft!.' :p o;-'-: ..
Oil the frontier. That tl.;.: ,:
I art i rc was the mos' .--u ':.
tno.-t :! rikitiK feature of the , -,
and t'. -'t the 'ncovatioa e p '
jn:- tieod. have hec n ?-.'c:i.'! !': c-.
and ni (he ehairl.-li.-i fci"t:- .-. --
llllgi uihU'V"! V ei.-uf.ii.ii t':'
"The finest hill soldi-r in II . w . :
MOCCASIfJS,
T.ioHt Kaltoi.at -.! ; r, i;-,.' f
t-poi-isii..t-ti
1 !.t! pcr's M.i.i .ii.e: 'i met
the most ra t i . : . 1 1 mil n.ni'.11
hV f.-r
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.''tif.se. freely. The n rt jdi ..' - :
ftcc7a on the hay in a solid ! -ice,
I -ut the fe--t i-, .a. tin warm an, I
The hiir-kskiu mocea-dn, lieiiin ta t.,
with ih ers' hraips and vvoa.) sm-
always di i-'s roft afier ;i wet: in..'. 1
nutiiiiia, when all tin- leave-; a.'i ivvi'
are dry as lind. i-, a man wcaria:; si,.;,
makes a noie iu the i'ortsi I i k4
troop of cavalry; hut in morrasbi.- J..-
can move swiftly th ronuh the w, .
with the idtalth of a panther. Tie
feet are not. erais-'!. for after en.'ov ing
for a time ;le- ' -m of natio-al .-ov-
ering, these hitlu-. to biunderinu mem-
hers become like ri:ii''h, and feel t.'eh,
way through the .!ark like those if a
cat, avoiding obst.a.-h s as thomh ?,:i';
ed with a special sense. Hcst of a'l
. . . . ,
the moccasin is Iiht. Incxperi'-r e.- '
sportsmen anci sohliet s atlcet ir v.a
topped laced boots with heavy sal el
and hobnails, Imagining that the v- are
most serviceable for rough woa.h-'.r.
Hut these boots? woirrh between four
and five pounds, w'ile a pair of thick
moose hide moccuins weigh on! 1!
ounces. In marc nr 10 rnilas a man.
wearing the chirr sy boots lifts 20 tons
more shoe ler.ther than if he ..vote
moccasins.
WHEN HOIVIE IS SWEET.
How to Make It Attractive to tho
jVlcu.
Fewer wives would sit lonesonitly at
home while their husbands roam c
where In search of eiitertaitirce'it if
more wives realized that heme should
he something besides a clean plare to
pat and sleep iu, says the Gei.il :-
woman. Men "hate" women's tea par-
ties and large show functions, but they
like little dinner and supper parties.
Many families refrain from c r.t.-Tt ;!:.-
ing because they cannot do so on
expensive scale. It is, however, P'jisi-
ble to give small dinners and i-"'pr -'-
that are both enjoyable and Inexnea-
ilve. ' Ask people who either do or will
Ike each other, and if you wi-h the
s'omen to have a gocd time have j-:st
s many men guests as woMt. -
If the men are to have a Rood i :.-.
make sure that some of tho wn: t:
pretty and flattering. Men li'-c t
Sattered. Oh, yes.'they do. One oi
surest ways to bo awkward "In i my.-
pany" is to try to act differently fiva
one's accustomed manner. If orio's
everyday manner is nut good enough
for a company, then it should be
changed, but the most dc-hgiu'J".! cei.t-
pany manner is tho natural ma:::!'
vhen it is natural to be cliarndn:-;. O.i..-
Df the charms of an r.src-, a !,'-.: i:' : .
Is to seam unaTfected; annhc-r hv l:
iofve something to say worth h. a.ii.;-:.
md to say it easily and irte-zef.'. in. y;
mother is to listen, appr-.. . ir i. . 1
ivhen other? speak.
lii la forclnz Sr. i-1 luuiii'j-.
"And they can see you?" exclair:rd . i
ihe boautlfiii maldeu lncrt-dulou ,'y. ; s
The good fairy laughed a nervous i.t-I,, ., i;
tie laugh. "I think not," she replied, j. , . , . . .
"I have waved ray wanel to render my- . . : , .
self invisible to them, but in order to j-,.,.K,
make assurance doubly sure I shall (,,.t , ,.
now proceed to lend them all ruonrry." tlJ ; ,.r
For necromancy was none the wor.n
for taking advantage of human na
ture." Detroit Journal. A po.-.h
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True Gratitude. nerv i- .
A Visitor How fond your husband If y i
must be of hav: his portrait painted! si;.:.-.-, t y
Dcx-tor's Wife No he hates it; but.il, :-.
those eleven itictures of him you see '(;... 7.
were made by grateful patients who ,. L
couldn't pay their hills Detroit Free ' iV -. , , ;,,
Pre-
Tw-nty-fiv! Outs Tor t ! ni.-itf n.
The Twice -a-Week State Journal,
printed every Tuesdai and Friday,
will bo sent postpaid with r.ll tt the .
news of tho world from now until after j
election for only 115 cents. It is wo'th !
that much to read about the Fighting
First regiment's leturn. 'Iho touraal,
minted at toe state capital, is the
leading Nebraska p iper and it's
Tiie News prints tho new3.
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