DIRECTORY.
J. I. Unnili
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Furniture
t B. tlsier
Dentist
( Mil c
Waterman block.
Koasonable,
Work
Guaranteed.
undektakek
and ....
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11!) Main st.
some, l Co
Jewelers
and ... .
Opticians
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FIRST
National Bank
1 'ialt-mout h. IWh
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ri..i risioi i n . . .
Bottling
Works
F. ( ' E e e n In? rge r,
I'l oiril'toi .
M .inn f :i. t u i i r
M ineral ami
Soda Waters.
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SALT
Meats
..Aim..
Groceries and
1 'ro visions
IH Miiin st.
Walking
Hats....
.Are now in.
A Fine display of
Pattern Hats in a
few days.
Mrs. Rankin
Bennett
Jones
&
McGowan
Avcry
STABLE.
Corner
Main and
Seventh sts.
Tutt
Lending
Grocers
Glassware
and.
tjuoensware.
Phil
Thierolf,
Dealer in
...SF.I.I.S....
Slates,
Tablets,
Paper.
Envelopes,
llfii
.and . .
Liquors
Auent
Anheuser- Busc'i
Brewinir A.s'n.
Pens. Ink
ami. . . .
Pencils.
FOR
Proper
Printing
AT
I 'A V.- ...
HIGHEST
M K ET
PlilCES
I K
Country
Produce
Sixth and
Pearl streets.
Proper
Prices
CAI.I. OX
7 lie icws.
NEW : ADVERTISEMENTS
I A nV nr IL'm h i wanted to travel and
I tlUl OP rinll appoint aScms. rGO
Li I'r month salary and all expensos. iegler
lu., i!i Moium lia. Uhica;;3
KAiK BALSAffl .
Ctlfrj. w.d beautilic the but
t- i Yimit luxuriant Rrowtn.
j'zinir to in Youthful Color.
FURNITURE
AND UN DERTAKING
House Furnishings.
STOVES, RANGES.
Our stuck Is eoruDlete In all Hues and we
In vlte our frlendi to look It over We will
ndeavor to plenso you. C&il una nee us.
STREIGHT 0 STREIGHT,
(Bucceesors to lietry Roeolt.
1 L A TTS MOUTH, NEB
Plattsmouth Coal Yard
IS THE PLACE TO HUY-
HARD COAL,
CANON CITY,
SOFT COAL
! I. GRADES OF WOOD.
Iteiinikci
Hay, Corn, Oat3 and all Kinds of Feed
Coo-tantly on Hand.
EGENBERGER & TROOP,
THIRD AND MAIN-STS.
The Semi-Weekly News-Herald
PUBLISHED ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
. . . BV Till . . .
N KWS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
J. K. MAKHII ALL, IiusincKs Manager.
DAILY EDITION.
One Year, in advance, 15 00
Six Months 2 50
One Week, 10
Single Copies, 5
BKMI-WKKKLY KDITION.
One Year, in advance, . : . . tl 00
Six Months, 50
TMF
LARGEST CIRCULATION
Of any Cass County Paper.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER. 15, 18!9.
C'oHN'HLil's Van'DF.riult, the mil
lionaire, is dead.
TiIK Journal's prognostications
about republicm politics tire very ac
curate if you don't care what you say.
Tiiosi; p!odtre m ido at the Green
wood conviir. ti"n to labor for tho
tickt. t did not lio'.d good, it would
seem.
Tjik reunion of the veterans of the
civil war at Lincoln isa grand success.
JWtwecn 0,0011 ar.Q S 000 people are en
camp. Ji;ra-: U.S. Bamsky was nominated
for judtro of second judicial dis
trict by acclamation at the fusion con
vention at Nebraska City Tuesday
evening.
Tjikkk is a movemont on foot to
abandon the United Slato-.' exhibit at
tho Paris exposition en nwiunt of the
outcome of the Drey fur. tcia'. This is
about tho proper thing to do.
If Esterha.y cai ries out his plan to
come to America to lee:ue, he will
meet with a w:rm reception. The
people are in n fran-e. of mind to give
a reception Le u i 1 not soon forget.
TllK delegate to the judicial conven
tion in NTi braska City who gave Col
onel Frank (ireen his proxy did a very
kind act and at tho same time pre
vented that gentleman from ro'ting
the tieket.
It is understood that a prominent
Denver newspaper man is in corres
pondence with several of tr-e leading
democrats in Cas o unty, with a view
of starling a new oeir.oeratic paper in
Plaitsmouth.
It MAY be a litt'.o mb.irra.ssing for
those democratic investigators of
trusts when they get their claws
hooked iuto the corporations con
trolled by the Ohio democratic candi
date for governo--.
From all rep Ms tho fusion conven
tion at Nebraska City last Tuesday
was a very warm affair. Some of the
pop delegates got mad and wouldn't
play, leaving the convention hall in a
fit of anger. Fusion is a mighty fine
thing.
Fusionists are not falling over
each other to secure nominations for
county offices this fall. Even the reg
ular standing candidates who enter
the race each ye ip are not anxious for
nomination. Certain defeat stares
them in the f.tce.
The Hvelock Times celebrated its
tenth anniversar3' by issuing a sixteen
page eiution. ihe inside pages were
printed on line paper and were pro
fusely illustrated with half-tone por
traits and scenes about the Burlington
shops ana Havclock residences. A
considerable amount of the reading
matter was devoted to tho railroad
men employed, making the paper
very interestiner. Brother Baughman
is an enterprising publisher and is de-
erving the success with which he is
mooting.
No MAX has had a better oppor
tunity to determine tho real facts re
garding the Philippines and Aguinal-
(los course th in Hon. John Barrett,
minister to Siam under President
Cleveland. That he has roached his
conclusions, which are favorable to
the cour.-e followed by President Mc
Kinley is shown by a recent statement
over his signature in the "Review of
Reviews," which says, "ray conclus
ion I have only reached after most
patient study, because I was lo vth to
believe it, and originally felt and ex
pressed much sympathy for Aguinaldo
and the insurgents."
It tvkns out that the attacks upon
Pension Commissioner Evans are
largely duo to the fact that he has
dropped from the roll of claim agents
and pension attorneys more than 30,-
000 men. When he came into office
the names of more than 50,000 aTtor
neys wero on the record of the pension
dllce and today the number is 18,491.
Many of these names have been
dropped because of fraudulent prac
tices. The amount paid to the claim
agents last year was $476,900,com pared
with $739,000 in the preceeding year,a
saving of $-'50,100 to the veterans and
loss of that amount to the claim
Hgonts. Heuce, the dissatisfaction of
the agents and the vigor of the tight
which thev have wasred against Mr
Evans.
Those successful commercial coun
tries of Europe Great Britain, Ger
many, France, Italy and Austria-
Hungary pay, according to Commis
sioner oi Navigation cnamberiain,
$4,500,000 annually to various steam
ship lines for the exclusive purpose of
sending mail to tLe coast of China in
tho shortest space of time; while the
United States pays J2H,000 to Ameri-
can and $14,000 to foreign steamships
for tho name purpose. No wonder
that the United State gets less than
0 per cent of tho commerce of the
commerce of tho Oi lent in npito of the
fact that our western ports are much
nearer than fioso of tho groat com
mercial countries of 12 rope.
INFORMATION AND OI'IMIfN.
Tho residents of one of the -uburl8
of Paterson, N. J., t-eem to bHV been
victimized very adroitly by u Swedish
laborer, who prophesied acaterpihar
crop of ununual dimensions and offered
to keep them away tor a consideration
I l'8 Prol,necie!J werrt at tirst received
with incredulity and his prospects for
uo ng DUsluess, looked oaa until tne
caterpillars began to arrive in Lrgo
numbers, ano then he rapidly m do
contracts with many householders to
removo th -ni, and commenced to ac
quire a bmk account. Now a buy
whom he employed and f tiled to pay,
says the Swede hired him and others
to go Into the woods and gather cater
pillars at o cents a quart, and that a)
night these wore sprinkltd around
whore they would bo most effective in
terrifying the inhabitants.
A sjientist recently made some ex
periments on Lake Geneva to demon
strate the powor of sound to travel a
long way in wator. A clock was made
to strike under the water, and was
hoard a distance of twelve miles. In
a second experiment the striking of a
clock was heard to a distance of
twenty-seven" miles.
In Japan vaccination is compulsory,
and tho government makos its own
lymph, and issues it free of charge.
Rivaccination at stated periods is also
rigidly enforced. Only calf lymnh is
used.
A policeman in Vienna must bo able
to swim, to row a boat and to under
stand telegraphy.
Mrs. R. K. Bruce of Mississippi,
widow of the late United States Sena
tor Bruce, has accepted the position
of lady principal of tho Tuskegee Nor
mal and Induslrbl institute atTuske-j
gee, Ala. Senator. Bruce was the only j
negro who served a full term in the
United States tenate, and was the first
negro register of the United States
troasuty. ,
At .Atlanta, Tex , Captain It. E
Boyle shot and killed A. L. Culber
son, h:s brother-in-law. Culbertson
was a prominent attorney, a nephew
of Congressman David Culberson and
a cousin of United States Ssnator
Charles A. Culberson, and Boyle is
mayor of tho town. They met and
had a few hot words and began fight
ing, but were separated. They met
igain in front of ihe postotfice and the
killing occurred.
the lJasleur institute commission
which r coutly arrived at Oporto to
study the epidt tnic, asserts that it is
the genuine Indian plgue. The com
missioners have oegun treating pa
tients with the Pasteur serum, and
protest against the inefficiency of the
sanitar3' cordon.
Forty live acres of land on the ocean
beach southwest of S in Franci'sco are
to be coudemned by leg .1 proceedings
for the election of heavy batteries for
the defense of the harbor. The ite
commands tho southern approach t
the hatbor, and is admirably adapted
for fortification purposes. It has
line fresh lake in tho rear, which is
fed by subteiranean springs. Work
on the battery will be commenced as
soon as the government secures a title
to the land.
The prairio dogs in Texas a-e being
destroyed by means of a new device
for catching them, which has been
adopted by a large number of the
ranchmen and farmers. Oa one large
ranch over 12,000 were captured and
killed last week. The trap is placed
over tho animal's mound, and makes
it a prisoner when it emerges from
the hole. The pest has been destroy
ing over 50 per cent of tho growing
Tops and grass in Texas annually
it-
Ten years ago Louis G. Gottman
went in debt to buy a farm of 125 acros
in Marion county, Missouri. He re
fused all attempts to sell him more
land, but carefully cultivated every
foot he had except what he used for
pasture. He is now out of debt, has
built a $1,000 barn, and recently made
a trip with his family to Europe. He
attributes his remarkable success to
utilizing to its fullest capicity what
he possessed, without trying to overdo
the thing.
Announce merit.
At the solicitation of fiiends, I
hereby announco myself as a candi
date for the offlco of countv superin
tendent of public instruction, subject
to the action of the republican conven
tion. Carrie M. Contryman.
E. E. Turner, Compton, Mo., was
cured of piles bv DeWitt's Witch
Haz.el Salve after suffering seventeen
years and trying ovt.r twenty rem
edies. Physicians and surgeons en
dorse it. Beware of dangerous coun
terfeits. F. G. Fricke & Co.
Darlington Konte.
Sixty cents for round trip to Omaha;
tickets sold Sept. 12, 15 and 14. Re
turn limit, five days from date of sale.
W. L. Pickett, Agent.
Order your bread, cake and ice
cream of Holloway. Telephones, Ne
braeka 80; Plattsmouth, 'J70.
Bend tb Xetts uj your frind.
ICKI UIILICAN STATK COMVEKTIUN.
The republican electors of tho state
of Nebraska are requested to send del
egates from thoir respective countieB
to meet in convention in the city of
Omaha on Thursd y, tho 21st da' of
.September, 18!t9. nt 2 o'clock p. m., for
the p li pcriu of placing' in nomination
candidates for ttie fo lowing ollice:
Oi.e judje of the supieoie court.
Two regents of the state univ3rity.
And to transact r-ueh other bu inesa as
may properlv -orae before the conven
tion. The -ever 1 counties .re entil el to
represent tion an follow-, the appor
tionment being b:wu upon the vote
cast ! 11" n. M L. II ny ward for gov-
ernor i 1S!8. giving each county one
, delegate at larVo and on f..r each 100
' vol's mul m -jor fraction ttiereof.to-wit:
' Adams ltfiiohnson u
Antelope .
Manner
Blaine
Hooue ....
Box Butte.
Bod
liflKearney
.... a! Keith
Keya I'aha-. ...
... 12iK.imball
.... JilKnox
5Lancxstor
14
ftS
10
Biown.
J; Lincoln
Hutfalo l.'i! Logan 2
Burt lOiLoup
Butler
Oass
Cedar
t-'hase
Cherry
Cheyenne
Clay
Colfax
Madison.
Mcl'herson.
Merrick
Xauce
Ncmalia
Nuckolls....
.. 1
..11
.. H
..16
..13
..23
5
17;Oto!
H Pawnee..
.111
Cumin? l'ii Perkins 2
Custer ItiiPhelus 10
Dakota li' Pierce 6
Dawns Tll'latte 12
Dawson 13 Polk s
!euel 3, Red Willow 11
Dixou 10 Richardson '-'I
Dodge IS.Kock 4
Douglas 1)7. Saline B
Dumiy ' I Sarpy 7
Filmore 17 Saunders 19
Franklin lOjScott's Blurt 3
Frontier iT Seward lti
Furnas 13 Sheridan 5
taKC 33, Sherman 5
(iarrield
(iospir
(irant
(in-eluy
Hall
Mamiiton.
Harlan ,. .
Hayes
Hitchcock
Holt ...
Hooker ,
Howard
Jetlerson
3 Sioux
i Stauton t7
21 Thayer If)
4Thomas 1
laiThurstoii..
6
H
UjValley
9. Washington
. . 4jWavne
.... ft Webster
l Wheeler
lVork
.... SI
11
9
13
2
.19
is: Total 1.020
It is recommended that no proxies
bo admitted to tho convention and
that the delegates present be author
ized to cast the entire vote of tho dele
gation i f the county which it repre
sents.
7t is further recommended that
wherever two county conventions be
held the selection of a county- commit
tee shall take pb:ce at the first con
vention and then in every case tho
secretary be required to promptly ad
vise tho state committee of the organ
ization of fuel) new committee with
the names ef officers, members, post
office address and tame of precinct
represented by each.
Omaha. Nebraska. June 23, 1809.
II. B. ScnN eider. Chairman.
1. O. Hkdlund, Secretary.
CALL FOR COUNTY CON VKNTIOX.
The republican electors of Cass
county are hereby called to meet in
convention to bo held" at Weeping
Water, September 16, 1899, at 11
o'clock a. m., for the purpose of elect
ing twenty-six delegates to attend the
state convention to be held ii. Omaha,
September 21, also twenty-four dele
gates to attend the judicial conven
tion to be held at Nebraska City, Sep
tember 22, and to place in nomination
candidates for the following offices,
to-wit:
County clerk, county treasurer,
clerk of the district court, county
judge, county sheriff, superintend-nt
of public instruction, corone , county
surveyor, one member of board of
county commissioners for Second
commissioners' dist ict, -md for the
tra'.s u tio i of such o her business as
may come before it. The committee
recommends that there be no proxies
reooynlze'i, but that delegates present
cat the fu 1 vote of their sev ral pre
cinets Htid wmus
.Judicial Convention.
Nebraska City, Neb., Aug. 18.
The republic in judicial convention
'or the Second judici 1 district in Ne-
brasifa is hereby cahed lo meet at Ne
braska City September 22, 1S99, at 1
o'clock p. m. of said day in the dis
trict court room in said city for the
purpo-e of putting in nomination one
judge of the district court in said dis
trict, and to transact such other busi i
ness as ray properly be brought be
fore said convention.
The representation in said conven
tion will bo Cass county, 24; Otoe
county, 2.'5; being one delegate for
each hundred votes cast, for Hon. M.
L. If 'y ward in 1S08, or the maj r frac
tion, thereof.
M. L. ITaywaiji), Chairman.
Jesse S. Mates, Secretary.
An Interesting Wliale Hunt.
A highly interesting whale hunt
took place at Sand, on the west coast
of Shetland, Scotland, recently, result
ing in the capture of eleven whales.
The whales were seen near the en
trance to the bay, and boats Imme
diately started In pursuit, the fisher
men being armed with harpoons,
lances and any weapons they could lay
hands on. The whole shoal was suc
cessfully driven on to the beach, where
the work of slaughter was completed.
The whales are of the bottle-nosed spe
cies, and range in size fro-n twenty
feet downwards.
London Frfe from Smallpox.
Only one death from smallpox has
been registered :r. London dur;n the
past tT-'vfl inont' -
The "Gut Heil" S-cnt cigar has an
enviable reputation amnn? smokers.
Union made. For sale by ail dealers.
Otto Wurl, Manufacturer.
A Wedding- Notice Trunk.
New York Journal: A woman prac
tical Joker is being sought by the po
lice of New Haven, Conn. She sends
bogus wedding notices to the papers,
and they are always printed. Her last
prank was to announce the marriage
of Miss Minnie Harkness and Jack
Stanley Rowan. Miss Harkness is in
dignant and threatens libel pnlts. The
police eay they'll arrest the Joker on
the charge of forging the name of
Rowan's mother to the last wedding
notice. j
REPORT OF CHICAGO MARKETS.
From Thursday' Daily
Following is the tango of prices on
the Chicago board of trade today, ng
furnished by M. S. Brig, commis
sion merchant:
o X r- n
OPTIONS g 2
5' 2 2 a
n - "i
Wheat
-ept ny, 72X m,o :iw
Dec I:.. Uh&Vt 11H i 70U 17oV.
My 74 uy, ny,4)i
Corn
Sept 31 M 81 H Sl'iB
!ec... KSiySIJi 28M? -mm 'My
My " iif.H 2tii i4 -MitU
Oats - 4.
Sept 21 21 VI IH 214
Dec 21 20ft 201,
May 2254 Kt 22i 22i
Pork
Sept 7 07 H 07 7 B7 7 Sr7
Dec H.17 tj 20 H 2i M.12
Lard
Sept ft. 32 ft 32 5.30 6.30
Oct 5.37 5.40 5.37 5 37
Short Ribs
Sept 4 90 4.90 4.S7 4.87
Oct 5 22 5.25 ft. 22 .'. 2g
Commlnnlonera' Proceeding.
Plattsmouth, Sept. 5. Board met
pursuant to adjournment; present,
Georgo W Young J. t. Falter and
Turner Zink, county commiss.oierr ;
James Robertson, county clerk.
Minutes of last session read and ap
proved, when the following business
was transacted in regular form:
claims allowed on general fund
George W Young, sal and exp $ 63 35
J P Falter, same SB HO
Turner Zink, same 51 35
B J Hempel, salary 50 00
Daily Post, printing 37 40
assigned to T Zink, team for
commissioners 1 00
F Johnson, work at court house 17 SO
Ude Bockleinan, house rent for pauper 2 00
A L Todd, salary 61 33
D T and W Thacker, guarding dead man. 3 00
Plattsmouth Telephone Co, phone rents.. . 15 20
J H Adams, building bridge 10 00
J D McBride. bailift certificate IK 00
Adam Kurtz, burying pauper 4 00
A L Upham, care of pauper 4 00
O C Niday, grading road 25 00
M D Kerns, lumber 44 77
W K Fox, supplies 3 05
Stae Journal Co, mdse to county 3 04
Jacob A Cain, grading road 319 85
T F" Carnes, team for commissioners, $!.. 3 00
John Swoboda, mdse to poor 5 00
W E Failing, same 10 00
R II Frans & Co, same 2 00
F S White, same 10 00
A L Richards, grading 110 00
C H Smith, envelopes and stamps 101 00
George L Farley, salary 102 00
Journal, printing 900
Streight & Straight, burying paupers 58 71
C F Stockert, balance on autopsy George
Jones
Fee bill, insane case Helms
C M
l i 40
3 00
J V Sans, repairs, $3.50
James Robertson, salary and part pay on
tax list Ste 40
E E Day, assigned to D M Johnson, mdse
to poor 2G 00
J A Hasemeier, salary second quarter 12 50
R C Lyle. repairing grader, $13.50 13 00
Mrs R E Voder, care of pauper ... 10 00
Lyman Kildow, work at jail ti 00
J D McBride, boarding prisoners 02 CO
W D Wheeler, jailor's fees TI 5!
Mrs M Petersen, rent for pauper 1 50
Wurl & Coffey, mdse to poor 8 00
A H Weckbach. same 25 30
II C Marquardt, same 6 00
Turner Zink, appropriation for W He m.. 40 00
Coroner's report, inquest unknown man... 8 70
Hurry Hawley was appointed over
seer in district No 33.
Kidfl were oper ed for furnishing coal
to county for ensuing year, and bid of
Egenberger & Troop was accepted a'
the following prices: 2.95 and $3.22
for soft coal and $7 85 for hard coal.
Board adjourned to meet September
6, 1899.
September 6. Board met pursu mt
to adjournment; full board p-esent
H G. Beardslee was appointed jus
tice of the peace in Stove Creek pro
duct.
Tne Weeping Water Republican
was designated as the paper in which
to publish the delinquent tax list at 8
cents for city lots and 174 cents for
farm descriptions.
Jacob Goehry, repairing grader 1 35
George W Young, monies paid for Murfin
& Rodgers 76 64
Worley & Warner, calls 2 40
S F Girardet, mdse to poor 9 35
Omaha Printing Co, rebinding records.... 24 00
E E Hilton, platting, etc 84 00
W B Porter, balance on grading road $328. 278 00
Board adjourned to meet September
19. James Robertson.
County Clerk.
For Sale A well matched driving
team; young and sound. Inquire of
J. L. Young, Murray.
A Sadden Chang;.
"Say, Nan, I won $50 from Smith at
cards last night." "Oh, Jack! Hon
est." "Yep! He erew confident wlttt
three of a kind Just at a time when I
happened to be caressing four aces.
And then " "Isn't that too lovely!
And it will come in so nice, too!
There's a lot of summer goods just in
down at Smashem's cheap as dirt, too,
considering the quality. And as for
hats you know I need one. Jack I
saw a perfectly lovely one the other
day for $30. Yes, the $30 will fit me
out nicely for the summer, with may
be just a wee bit more In case of ex
tras." tint you Interrupted me, then.
my dear. I started to say that then
I felt that it was my lucky day, and I
proceeded to put It all up behind a
straight. Jones has It now." "O.Jack!
And you premised me to give up this
horrid, horrid old gambling. I c-can
n-never t-trust you again!" New York
Journal.
Movement to Erect m Statue Failed.
The movement to erect a statue in
memory of Cromwell at Huntingdon,
England, where he was born, has ig
nomlniously failed. Th nayor of the
borough. Lord Sandwir recently in
formed the town council that of the
subscriptions which had been received
only two reached two figures. These
were the subscription of Lord Ripon
and himself. Independently of these
two sums, the total was under fifty
pounds. Only five dollars had been
raised in America. There was not one
subscriber In the borough of Hunting
don, and only two or three from the
county. About twenty or thirty small
sums had been received In England and
America, and, as the local committee
had done all It could, it was now time,
after four months, to close the matter.
He suggested that the best thing would
be to return the money to the subscrib
ers, and this course was decided upon.
Be Cham's Pillt
-No equal for con-
rtlpation.
- Brtv ftUn Fall
victim to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well km women, and ll feel
the results In loss of i.ppetl'o, poisons
in tho blood, backache, rovoiirwie-s.
head icho, '-nd tired, limit s. run-down
fooling. But thwru'n no need to ii-1
like that. Ll-ten to J. W. tin r.1 .
Idaville, Ind. Ho nay: "lv-
Bitters Hio junt the thing for
when he is all run down, am 1
care whether ho lives or dies,
more to give me new ulrcn;:'
good appetite than anything I
take. I can now eat anything
have a new leas on life." Onl
cents at F. O. Fricke & Co'h. i
store. Every bottle guaranteed.
Vltlumble I'olltrntoi.
Rochester Special to New Yo.-'.v
Herald: Theodore H. Sw.m, hea l Her
In the new Oaborn Housr?. this cit. n
richer today by $500 because of h..s j
politeness. "I have traveled a!' over
the world and I never haw l
well taken care of any-
I have right here by
ber you In my w.
made to him f
Charles A. Loo.i i
of Canandalgu a. . i .
received a notice fro
executor of the vi
Loom Is, cltliiK M'-.
Canandaigua i'e n!
a legacy of jr.no I.
Mr. Loom Is.
"Best on the mnrkt i I
colds and all bronchi
croup it has ro qua1."
R. Whitford, S. utl. dm
One Minute Coub Cm
& Co.
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From the steerage of tie W
steamship Cymric there was
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to New York the other day a t;
old tot, who Is on his way front
1'
land to the home of his u:i le, v.
lives in Polk county, Wisconsin,
cording to a tag which is si rarely f
tened to his clothing the youngs
name Is Axel" Wester." Ho ha:! v.
him also an open letter, siddres.ie.!
whom it may concern." and si;
the boy's parents, who beg all to
young Axel reach his uncle's h -The
Immigration officials took tin
In charge, and sent him off by raii
hia long journey to the west.
Work Night and Day.
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Dr.
King's Now Life Pills. Every pill is a
sugar-coated globule of health, thttt
changes weakness into strength, list
lessness into energy, brain-fag into
mental powor. Thej-'ro wonderful in
building up the health. Only 2-5 conts
per box. Sold by F. G. Friek & Co
Itig Ilrcusers.
Dress Is an important consideration
to the Empress of Germany. She buys
yearly 100 evening and state dresses,
twice as many carriage and visiting
costumes, and about 150 deml-tollets
and house dresses 450 frocks all told!
But there is one woman who has a
still greater wardrobe. Indeed, she has
more gowns than any woman of this
or any other age 2,000, it is said, with
500 women to care for them,
the wife of Li Hung Chang.
She i:
Chester H. Brown, Kalamazoo, M .
says: "Kouol UysDepsia Cure i
me of a severe case of indigestio- ;
r-trongly recommend it to all dyn, i ,
tics." Digests what you eat wit :
aid from the stomach, and cures
pepsia. F. G Fricke & Co.
Jumped HI Hone Over rt Table.
At the age of 90 John Leech Maning
has told in writing how, at the White
Hart hotel, Aylesbury, he brought a
horse upstairs and jumped him over
the dining table. He says: "Nothing
was removed from the table. In fact,
the dinner was actually going on. I
jumped the horse barebacked, without
a bridle. The horse performed h .: .
more than forty men, who v.- . - 4
after the steeplechfis It :.. 0
your readers to know t!.: ; .-.Li 11
living and hearty."
There's alwi.y- ho
One Minute ' ough Cur . 'V.
1 .
- in
of pneumonia 1 ft my In",
shape and I whk i..ar !hc f I -of
con-umption. O.-e '''
Cure completely cur 1 n. .
Helen McHenry, B -m
Gives instant relief. F. G. l-"ri
A Fortunate 3Ilt-Ue.
Bangor (Maine) jCoriespjn ienc9 Vi
Sew York San: ueor-e w. ive, c;. 1
Island Falls agreed to take out a m .
insurance policy for $2,000, but in ad 2 a
mistake and signed an application tor
$4,0. ) i.oliey. Then, after receiving
the policy, he went into tne woous, a
his vife paid the first premium.
Two v- eeks afterward Mr. Kelley died,
w . 1 .. . loin 1a Vi a farn.
ai:fi rv-i a result 01 u muw""'
ily i:-, v-'.OOO better off.
Model Rottlan Jooroal.
Tio most northern newspaper in the
vo.ad is published at Hammerstein,
lluKsia. The editorial work is done m
a small wooden house roofed with
turf. The paper is called the Nordkap
-aud is published weekly. The news U
frequently a fortnight old before It
reaches the subscribers. Most suo
gcriptions are paid in fish.
For wounds, burns, scalds,8ores,stdr
diseases and all irritating eruptions,
nothing so soothing and healing h He
witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Ivuma
Bolles. Matr-m Englewtiotl XuPMi-y.
Chicago, mvs of i;:' 'Waeti all e se
fails m healing our babie. i! will
cure." F. G. Fricke & Co.
Fou SALE on Rknt Store room
and dwelling combined, 34x58 feet,
known as the T. V. Davis store, in
Murray. Inquire of J. W. Edmundr,
Murray, Neb.
Ii. B. Egenberger has just received
100 dozen children's bicycle hose
which will go at 17$ centi a pair reg
ular 25-cent d-.
A. W. AlwooJ eelie pure drugs and :
tb best patnt eadlim. '
Tl.. I-1-n.l of K.nn U ITlvat. Vrat.rtf.
... i i.,m nays London
'inn mi.'i mi ui -
Truth In a recent lasne,
H private
(leci.'.e 1
rironertv. and
the own'T
allow any
..lil-itiiler LO .i'i
f'j t oil
It. This iiiip1"'"'-
; .. . ei '
-ii a. nut w a
M.tdo the of no- y -
,i ri,r nt KOlfoT Client
to BKOtcn.
i .
' .-m Is a
line oi hteimers rui.r.
.. . ii.n fl r rii
,rly to the iHlarni. ' "
M.VI1H t,-,,,, o,l d t' n.ea.i n
He artiw' t
I; , is UCKei, '
: to land, f
! ,. : 1 viewed i
'i i l ).: Kte.lll 'T,
r.o l
L.i i
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VI.
; i teiu.ers a: e a '
,.cr Kimo to Itur.i
, from the dc-l
tlst had to t;
i.:u:; :'.;a. i
.i..,...,,.nlv tolil tn at .1 no
wIkI
,i he must obtain permllon
liiird." who Is an Ui).;!i:ilnnan.
Red Hot From the Gun
. tho ball that bit G. B Steadman
Newark, Mich., in th , Civil War.
caused horrible Ulcers that no
ll
t . itment helped Ur '20 years. men
HueiJ. n's Arnica Salvo cu.cd him.
Cut.- C"ts, Bruises, Burns, I'.oiK
. i '. .rns, SI' "i !" I1' '"- :'
Scrofula to
Consumption.
Any on:; predisposed to Scrofula can
ever be healthy and vigorous. Tliii
tiw'nt in t !ie blood naturally drills into
Con-ii::it ion. BeingHiich adeop-seatod
blood di.M-ase, Swift's Hpeciiic is tn
only known cure for Scrofula, li.'eaiifc
it is the only remedy which can reach
t ho (1 i -icase.
SiM-.ifult apiii'iirt'd on Hi" lx'ud f inyliltln
i icraml'-lnlil whi n only is m.iiilis old. bliortly
; iiIut l.mtldntf out il r.ifttl rupiniy no ov. r
ln-r beily.
'l in si'iiLson Hit; son-H woniii jx'i i
oil on I In'
MiirhtfHt touch, and lli tl'r thrft
would ariM' lii4li. tli- nl-
morilitre of the mora
4ickening and un bearable.
Tho dist'ust next attacked
th eye, and wc feared Hhe.
would line her sllit. Hm
inent phynteiiin.i from the
mirieuiiilini country w"re
CI UlSlll tPll, but could lo
lieliunj; to if lirve I no 111
i lo lniioeenl.. nrul iruve It
if-
tt-i ll.iii i . i i i t i that the
U MI,i.i n iiinl lm-
l to to s.tvc the child's eyesight. It wr-4
iM ll li-i.1 we (lei bieil to try Hwifl'H Npecilie.
'I li.it i: i u.ci ne -i I ii nee made a Kccily a 111 1 cuiii
i' ! iir . Me- i. now a youiitf laily. u lid liun
u iiT ii.i . .-.in of the (lisetme to return.
Mi;-;. Kuril liEP.nr.1 i:y,
Saliuu, 1m: ::.
Sevon.la is;;n i ibsl inate .blood ! i-.e;i
arid is beyond thi reach of the avUi."i;
b'ood medicine. Swift's Specific
for
is tho only remedy oqiutl to such deep
seated diseases; it goes down to tlm
very foundation and forces out every
taint. It is purely vegetable, and is
t ho only blood remedy guaranteed to
contain no mercury, potash or other
mineral substance whatever.
Books mailed free by Swift Specific)
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
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I SCHOOL !
A We are retidy, willing and
able to supply tho wants
of the M'hoi.l children on
shoes 'I'm - '.-!. oopular
styles, t ; ' ! .wiring
111 1 te rial, t,!i i- : ' ' li it ing
prices. W-- ; V e
LOCKING BIRD
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witn every
piir of t-chool
shoes.
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Before you make purchases.
. on hnve looked elsewhere,
' us and wo guarantee you
' r'oa-ed. Our rev.- spring
n .s arrived, inc w Dry
. StHple and Fu. ... tiro
, rockery, Glassw r.i. Flour
' A square deal o J,;.
VvHiTE,
I' Httmouth
COCOA
PURE ! HEALTHFUL !!
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
Itaificlallyclige;t.s the food and aids
Nature in strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It is the latest discovered digest
ant and tonic. No other, preparation
can approach it in efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburr,"
Flatulence. Sour Stomach, Nausea
SickJIeadache.Gastrakria f' J? ?ZC:
! all other resu I ta -f lmprfpct, d i crL nn
"rPircd by E. C. DeVitt A Co Chicago
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