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PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.. XOVEMHEK 7. 1899.
VOL. IX, NO. I.
News
I.iK-rativt' ISushu'ss In Washing
I'sril I ' 4'I ii Stii hi ps.
OMIr-r i:tlmnte Tlmt F.vry liny the
tlovrrnmrnt In l-rrnnl-il to the Kx
trnl .r I'lvtt ThounuiMl Oollurn In the
Wll Nirrrt Nxtlon ut New York
ilurti of SwIiKllern.
Nl'.w YoitK, Nov. fi. Frank G.
Thompson, chief of tbn internal
rnvcnuo ho r.-m in td i-t ritj', declared
llt.it ut I.'.imI 10 per cent of tho rnvenuo
Htiunpn mod daily in tho Willi utroot
district, having already huon used,
wore fraudulent.
Chiof Tliiiip(in Hiid this whon
tkod at out tho a rent by him in
Newark on Situtday of Caleb L.
Crockett and C. .1. Lo on a charge f
restoring cnncolle.l ntamps and soiling
thorn for uho a second timo. Mr.
Thompson's jurisdiction extends to
Now Jersey and ho fcaid thai for two
months li.i had bon watching
Yofkett.
1 1 is t-Mii mau-il ly ( hiif Tlioiiipnon
that tho "i.viii -firm -.. is defrauded of
at lrart $..MHI a day by I he use of soc
nd hand ("tamps jti lliM.--tion of the
city booth of I'ulion sli-mt. Ho says
that rcvciiui' stamps worth about $50,
000 aio da.ly required in the transac
tions of that dihtriet ami that 10 per
rent x;f tliis total is reprosonted in
restored stamps.
C'hief Thompson, who made tho drat
nne-it for i h is er; me six months ago.
said I he work of restoring canceled
rove: no stamps was being carried on
to a lirgo extent and that ho was
driving to arrest the swindlers as
fast as his varied ilutio- would permit,
lie siid there was no conreetion be
tween tho arrests at New.nU on Sat
onlay night and that o uly in Oetobor
of l':o mm Strait in this city.
"Mr. Cm kett." Chief Thompson
Miiil, "iii'b in ii;'i'r of a large estab
lishment in Xw.w Ic and his position
was important and lucrative. J To has
boon engnged in washing stamps for a
long time. I hiivo boon watching" him
for two or thiee months. This is the
first case of this kind wo have run
down in New Jersey.
Caught Swindle at Work.
"I loarnod that Crockett had on
paced a room in the P.laco hotel,
Newark, anil with j-overal of my mon
1 cngagod the adjoining; room. Loo
was thoro and Crockett camo in about
8 o'clock. Wo let them go ahead for
a littlo whilo and then wo entered. I
caught them at work with a lot of
stamps and a bottle of the acid used
for this purpose was found on the
tablo."
Chief Thompson ea?d tho stamps
taken averaged a higher denomina
tion than any ho had previously
seized.
Messenger boys, Mr. Thompson said,
aro engaged to a largo extent by the
stamp swindlers in carrying on their
work. He told of finding 'on $50
stamos on a messongor boy he recently
callod to his office.
"I will venture to assert," the chief
said, "that I can go through New or
Broad street and take into custody the
first. Gfty messenger boys indipcrimi
natply, and by searching these fifty
boys find at least twenty-fivo with
washed or restored revenue stamps.
and even if tho boys received good
stamps they often substitute washed
stomps and sell the good ones at a
di?eount.
"Whenever any one oilers stamps
for sale at a greater discount than 1
per cent for $100 worth, the person of
fering them and the stamps them
selves should be IcoKed upon with sus
picion. Tho greatest discount any
one can get is 1 per cent on $1G0
worth, which the most tho govern
mont allows."
Chief Thompson said although the
denominations of revenue stamps vary
from J cent to $1,000, he has never
discovered any ereater than 50 being
d iscoun ted.
For this crime the penalty provided
in tho fodGral stautes 13 hve Years in
prison and a fine of M. Chief ThomP'
son, as an indication of the oxtent to
which the swindle w3 being carried
on. said ho had $25,000 in cancelled
stamps in his safe
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Story ol' liritisli Victory In Ha-ra-cni'nt
at I.alvsinit li.
nothing beyond tho above statements.
Many letters nnd telegrams of sym
pithy havo been rrcolved and Mr. and,
Mrs. McKinley daily send a telegram!
and a box of roses and violets to Car
rol Hall.
Dr. Newton said today that Mr.
Hobart took a lively Interest in tho
nows of tho day, extending to tho Hoer
situation and the coming election, but
that ho (Dr. Nowton) and tho mem-
hers of tho family discouraged such
discussions as likely to unduly excito
him.
Mr. Hobart takes no solid food and
comparatively littlo nourishment. His
vitality, upon which he is living, is
remarkable, and his cheerfulness is a
strong factor in sustaining tho mem-
bo rs of tho family in thoir aflliclion.
Ho fully realizes that his end is near.
UnlosM Mr. Hobart's condition changes
materially Dr. Newton will not iesue
another bulletin until aftornoon, to be
followed by another tonight
2:."0 p; m. Vice President Hobart
was resting quietly this afternoon
Daring tho day ho partook of somo
chicken broth.
Coming.
Ono of tho thoatrical ovents of tho
season will bo the exhibition at tho
opera houso by tho famous Klino's
Lumlerc Cinematograph Co., of
Koithe's theatre fame. Now York, of brought confirmatory evidence of Fri
tho Spanish - American - Phili opine I day's light south of iadi'smith. A
wars, three ovenings, commonc ing I rcconnoissanco in force was made by a
Monday, Nov. 13 This is the Bams Hritish division, tho object being to
company and machines that created relieve the Colenso column, which
such a sensation at the Omaha exposi- hud been attacked by tho Koers. The
tion with their "Battle of Manila," British infantry charged tho Boers,
and should not be confounded with tho who wore strongly posted on Globler's
cheap nnd trashy picture machines Kloof (hill) and drovo them down on
that havo boen exhibited hero to tho plain towards the Tugela river,
empty houses. Among the views they whon tho British cavalry, executing a
carry that will interest every man, lino Hank movement, charged the
woman and child of Plattsraouth and Boers, almost annihilating them. Tho
vicinity are tho reviews of the First, plan was strewn with dead Boers.
Second and Third Nebraska Vol. Inf., An armored train has again left for
taken at San Luis, Cuba and San Fran J Colenso, with a company of the Dub-
cisco, by Mr. Paley of Now York, for jlin Fusileors and a railroad engineer
Thomas A. Edison. Among other in- inrr stall" to ronair tho line. No llsht-
CHARACTERS FORMED.
(Hlilrcmm Itrcelveil In London Would
Indicate That the TntiisvuMl Forces
Suffered Severe Loiien la Their Kn
Ki;eiuriit Keceutly With the llrltlsh
Soldier.
London', Nov. 7. It is announced
in a cablegram from Capetown, dated
Sunday morning, that tho British
havo been victorious in an engage
ment at Ladysmith and that the Boor
i.ss was very heavy, including 2,000
prisoners.
An otticial dispatch from Ladyemith,
da'.ed Monday, Nov. 6, says:
"There ha- boen a cessation of hos
tilities sinco Friday. Only ono Kaffir
was killed by the Boor bombardment.
Tho total British loss was eight
killed, including Captain Knapp and
lieutenant Brabant, and twenty
wounded in Thursday's and Kriday's
engagements. The town is well pro
visioned and is believed to bo entirely
safe."
EsTCoruT, Natal, Sunday, Nov. 5.
1:.'J0 p. m. A roliablo nativo has
Surglcul Operation Mwy Vrt Include
Changing of Mental Trail.
"A quarter of a century or so ago
the brain of a living man was virgin
BOll to the surgeon's knife," said a lead
ing surgeon. "Then came the wonder
ful advancement in out- knowledge of
antiseptics, and in a few years' time
abscesses had been opened in it, and
pieces of Its tissue, bruised and lacer
ated by injury, had been cut away with
confidence and complete success. Al
ready such operations have borne some
fruit Children, once little higher than
the lower animals lu intelligence, have,
after operation, been taught to read
and write, the dumb to speak, the par-
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and promptly heal it. Cures old sores,
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Sh4e Tree in Cltle.
Several large property owners in
Chicago have received circulars from
the Tree-Planting association, whosa
headquarters are In New York city,
urging them to plant trees and thu
furnish means of needed shade in hot
seasons to come. The appeal lssiied
teresting subjects aro tho battles of
San Juan, Cavito, El Catioy, the bom
bardmentsof Porto Rico, Mantanzas,
Santiago, Dawey's victory at Manila,
Cervera's defeat at Santiago, etc.
Pricos 10, 20 and 30 cents.
SUBSTITUTE FOR CUILLOTINE
France T'roposes to I'so i:icctrlcly ly
New Method-
If importance is to be attached to
recent letter from Paris, while Ameri
cans are in the midst of a discussion
as to whether or not death by electrit
shock is painless and instantaneous
the French government is considering
the advisability of discontinuing tli
use of the guillotine for the executioi
of criminals and the adoption in itf
stead of a method in which needle
charged with high-tension currents ar
shot into the brain, causing iustanl
death. According to the account!
given, the head of the criminal, as lu
sits firmly strapped in the executioi
chair, is to be inclosed in a helme
similar to that of a diver. Oppositt
the temples of the wearer are twe
holes, through which the needles, dulj
connected with the sourco of electrit
current employed, pass. As ihe exe-
cutionar touches a button, in! so turns- 5:55 p.
ing is supposod to havo oecurried Sat
urday, as no firing was heard.
Sunday It now seems possible to
furnish otlicial details of Friday's
fighting around Lidysmith. The
Boer artillery iiro was accurato and
well sustained, but ineffective. Tho
British cavalry was constantly out
the .investment not being close
enough to prevent this. Cavalrv and
artillery under Colonol Brocklehurs
about noon drovo the one 1113 from all
thoir positions with great slaughter
Tho attack was directed ngaiust a
reported movement of tho onemy
toward Maritzburg. Tho artillery
shelled throo of the enemy's gun
into silence. The British casual tie
were slight.
1 he Boors aro now shelling the
town. I hoir artillery is well handled
but is doinjr little damage The Boers
profited by a 11 g of truce on Thursday
to send in a Transvaa) artillery olllccr
disguised as an ambulanco driver, with
tho wounded, to observe tho action of
tho Boor artillery fire.
ISoers Kesort to Treachery.
DURT'.AN, Natal, Sunday, Nov. 5.
alyzed to walk. And as our great j assPrls that the t.00ing effects of trees
physiologists and pathologists are now
acquainted with the duties performed
by almost every square quarter of an
inch of the whole brain, aud can now
examine, cut, or free It from pressure
at a not very great risk, it is almost
certain that the twentieth century will
yet be young when the surgeon, under
certain conditions, will form or mold
the character, cause habitual drunk
ards and criminals to become saints
and cure bad temper after a few weeks
residence in a hospital. If no unfore
seen barrier stands in our way we
shall, before the present generation is
dead, have swept the police courts and
prisons from the land as no longer
needed. 'Characters formed while you
wait' may never be a familiar legend
upon surgeons' brass plates dining th!
next hundred years, but the twenty
first century may witness even that
triumph of science and skill."
on the current, the two needles leai
from their sockets and are force
through the temples into the brain ol
the criminal. With them they earr
powerful alternating currents, whirl
rupture and destroy the brain cells
with such rapidity that one convulsivi
111. A nativo eye-witness of
Tnursday's battlo near Lidysmith
says tho Boers were caught on tho
open ground and raised several white
flags.
The British then advanced without
firing to accept the surrender of the
movement of the victim is the onl Boers, but wero roceived with a volley
HOI5AKT SLIGHTLY AVOHSll
Otherwloe Little Change In IIU Condition
Shows Remarkable Vitality.
Pateksok, N. J., Nov. 6. No offi
cial bulletins were issued at the Ho
bart residence today, as there was no
noticeable change in the vico presi
dent's condition.
When first taken ill, tho vice presi
dent woighed something- around 00
pounds vud he is now down to about
12-5 pounds. Many people called at
the house today, including General
aud Mrs. Longstreet, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne MacVeagh and Judge Mc
Konna of the supremo court.
Dr. Newton denies emphatically the
statement published in a morning
paper to the effect that Mr. Hobart
was suffering from cancer of tho
etomicb. He said that the statement
given out by him several days ago,
with the consent of the family,entirely
covered the malady of the vice presi
dent and added that there had been
no new development of the disease.
His official morning bulletin contained
sign that life is extinct. Whaiher sucl
a mode of execution, if seriously pro
posed, is more merciful than the elec
trical method adopted in this couutrj
will be doubted by many.
A Roer Exhibit.
At the Paris exhibition of 1900
true picture of a Boe. dwelling will be
erected. This will illustrate the modi
of life which the old Boer colonist;
still follow. Three rooms, a dining.
room and kitchen will be furnished
at close range. L-j raged at this
treachery, the Cas lancers, hussars
and dragoons, followed by the in
fantry charged through and through
the enemy and did great executions.
A lot of prisoner and loot were cap
tured.
Will Land at San Fabian.
Manila, Nov. 7.-4:45 p. m. Gen
eral Wheaton's orders were to land at
or near San Fabian, a fishing village
with objects from the Tramvaal. andMLTen.ty mI1S nfrtheast of "-gupan
a Boer family will take up their resi
dence there. Red, badly made bricks
joined together with clay, are to he
The insurgent force there only num
bored about .100 men, entrenched,
whereas at D.ieupan, there are some
used in the construction. The roof will thousands of insurgents and five miles
be composed of rough tree trunks, and
the ridges of empty jam tins .packed
next each other in imitation of the pre
vailing custom. The joints w!U nut bt
fastened by lock3, bolts or hinges, but
will be held together by leathei
thongs. At first the people did noi
build houses, but lived in a sort ol
house wagon, which could be easily
taken from one place to another. An
imitation of such a nomadic wagon
will be exhibited at the Trocadero.
Newfoundland Tobacco.
The jacotars, or French-Canadian
half-breeds of Newfoundland, smoke
the inner bark of the red willow when
they cannot procure tobacco. White
settlers often use this for scenting to
bacco. It Is called killikinick in th
Indian language.
An Extraordinary Phenomenon.
An extraordinary phenomenon has
teen noticed with regard to the chestnut-trees
in the Avenue Louise, Brus
sels, since the installation of the elec
tric trams. Their foliage begins to
turn brown and drop early in August,
to bud, and even to blossom, again in
October. The trees on the opposite
side to the tramway behave like ordi
nary trees, for they lose their foilage
in the late autumn, and do not put
forth fresh blossom until the spring.
Botanists are inclined to believe that
the cause of this singular state of
things is due to the electrical current
which passes underground acting upon
the roots of the trees, which are other
wise quite healthy.
of strong trenches. The Mounts river
is blockaded. General W hoaton is
supposed to have landed today.though
communication with him is not ex
pected until tomorrow. The woather
has been good since he started and he
should have been able to take tho
trenches without any great loss of life
From San Fabian, General Wheaton
can control tho roads of escapo from
Parlac to tho northeast, making a
junction with General Lawton. Gen
eral . MacArthur will begin his ad
vance toward Tarlac tonight. General
Lawton will resume his advance to
morrow, though in the face of great
difficulties, rains in that district hav
ing destroyed all tho bridges in the
vicinity, including several the engi
neers built for tho movement. Gen
eral Lawton has been working hard
for several days to get rations for
ward. The Thirty-fifth regiment rein
forces him tomorrow. A force of 300
insurgents attacked tho Fourth cav
alry last night, making three lutile
charges and losing three men, the
Americans losing none.
The first raft across the ferry at
Cabantuan was carried away by the
Bwift current. It had sixteen men of
the Third cavalry on board with their
horses, but only one of them was
drowned.
Dr. W. C. Dean, dentist, 409, 410,
McCague building, northwest corner
of Fifteenth and Dodge strcet.Om&ha. 'Otto Wurl, Manufacturer,
J. I). Bridges. Editor "Democrat,"
Lancaster, N. II., says, "Ono Minute
Cough Cure is tho best remedy for
croup i ever us 'd. Irnmeuiaieiy ro-
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asthma, pneumonia, bronchitis, grip
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prevents consumption. F. G. 1-ricko
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Ao. Kxtraordiuary Case.
One of those extraordinary cases
(says the Allahabad Pioneer) that po
lice work in India occasionally brings
to light came to notice recently al
most accidentally in a district of the
northwest provinces. Two constables.
Nobhat Singh and Rup 11a m, while
patroling on their boat,overheard in
conversation that a man named Durba
had murdered his wife. They took the
man to the police station at once, and
he there stated before the officer in
charge that his wife had been suffer
ing from leprosy; that latterly the
complaint had become worse; and
that the woman had desired to be bur
ied alive in order that her children
should not inherit the disease. In
compliance with her importunities he
and his son dug a hole outside the vil
lage and buried the woman alive in it.
There seems to be no doubt about the
truth of the story that the woman
sacrificed herself for the sake of her
children.
In cities are recognized both by scien
tists and laymen, and calls upon aTl
owners of city property, but especially
tenement-house property, to plant
shade trees in front of their buildings.
The association insists that shade
from trees can be obtained in a few
years if the right sort of trees ar
planted, and it offers to send free to
all inquirers from its office at C4
White street full information as to
what trees are most suitable, where
to get them and what it costs to have
them set out. The fall is the time
to plant trees, so that persons who are
willing to experiment according to
the Tree-Planting association's sugges
tions should make their arrangements
at once.
State ol Ohio, City t Toledo, f ,
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is tlio
senior partner of the linn of F. I. Cheney & Co..
doing business in the city of Toledo, county mi J
state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay tlie
sum ol One Hundred Dollars for each and every
case ol Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use
ol Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Fkank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence tins tUi day ol Ueceinlier, A. 1. IKsrt.
A. W (Ji.kason,
(Se!) Notary l'ublic.
Hall's Ca'v rv Cure is taken internally and
acts anectiy on tne blood ana surfaces of the
system, send for testimonials, lrec.
F. J. Cheney : Co., Ti ledo. O.
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Hall's Family Fills are the best.
Another Long-Felt Want.
"It's no ue talklnV said Mr, Corn
tossel as he knocked the ashes out til
his pipe. "This gover'nient ain't run
right." "What's the matter?" asked
the neighbor. "There ain't enough peo
ple to do the work. They're trvin to
put too much on to tho war depart
nient. When it yas decided to have a
war the war department applied fur
men an' got 'em; it went ahead an
licked the Spaniards an' wound the
business up in a few months. War
was easy. But if they want to open up
an office that won't have anything but
biirsy days an' all kind of trouble, let
'em make arrangements fur a peace
department." Cleveland Leader.
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The ladies are respectfully invited to call
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Dr. II. II. Baden, Summit, Ala., says,
"I think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a
splendid medicine. T prescribe it, and
my confidence in it grows with con
tinued use." It digests what you eat
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MONOTONY
Gives Rise to More Insanity Than Any
Other Cause.
One would be pardoned for thinking
that a man who earned his livelihood
by working in the fresh air of the
country, surrounded by sights delight
ful to the eye and refreshing to the
mind, would be far less liable to brain
diseases 'than the man sitting on a
stool over a ledger in the stuffy atmos
phere of a smoke-dyed city. But if
statistics prove anything they prove
the worthlessness of that possible sup
position. More agricultural laborers
go mad, per cent for per cent, than
any other workers. It is monotony
which excites disinterestedness, which
leads to depression, which develops
into melancholia, which ends, perhaps
in a cure, possibly in a suicidal act,
probably in an asylum. It may safely
be said that Sunday saves thousands
upon thousands from the madhouse.
It is the one break from week to week
which thousands of natures demand.
The agricultural laborer, the artisan,
and other similar classes of workers
live on monotony, broken here and
there by a small incident which in
time becomes itself monotonous. A
man, perhaps, drives rivets; he drives
them every day of the week except
Sunday; every motion of his work be
comes mechanical; he has no interest
in his work beyond what it finds for
him on Saturday. He has one thing to
do, and the more he does that the less
he does everything else. Consequently
the brain becomes weak for want of
more general use, and weakens until it
snaps. A fine thing is a healthy hobby
but a finer, especially for indoor
workers, is a Eport. Healthy recrea
tion keeps more people out of the mad
house than anything the doctors could
do. Nature demands a certain amount
of balance, and she will have it or be
revenged.
Itarceloua's Writing- ltoollm.
Spain ha3 preserved much of the
picturesque life of past ages, and even
at the present day in many of its town-!
may be seen the watchman, with pike
and lantern, going his nightly rounds
not far from a fine street brilliantly il
luminated by the electric light. In the
Ramhla. the principal street of Haree
lona, may he seen several of the writ
ing booths of the public scribes. There,
for a small consideration, the illiterate
or anyone else may have anything in
dited, from the poetry of a love epistle
to the prosaic application for a situa
tion. The front of each booth i3 plac
arded with the name of the scribe and
the services he is prepared to render
to His customers. Some scribes com
bine the art of painting with that ot
writing, and all add to their activities
the business of registry offices for servants.
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Ho also carries a complete
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Paint
for
Everybody
And for eveiything under the sun.
Every home has need of paint
Each kind of
The
Sherwin-Wiluams)
Paints
S500 REWARD.
Wjwill pay the above reward (or anv case of
Liver complaint. Dyspepsia. Sick Headache,
Indigestion. Constipation or Costiveness wecan
not cure with Liverita, the Up-to-Date Little
Liver Pill, when the directions are strictly com
plied with. They are purely Vegetable, and
never fail to give satisfaction. 25c boxes contain
100 pills. 10c boxes contain HO pills, 5c boxes con
tain 15 pills. Beware of substitutions and imita
tions. Sent by mail. Stamps taken. NERVITA
MEDICAL CO. cor. Clinton and Jackson ?ts..
Chicago. III. Sold by F. 6. Fricke Co-
it specially suited to some home use-either outside or Inside,
It's knowing the right Lind of paint, and putting it on the right
place that makes pointing a success. Tell us wliat you want to pint
and we'll tell vou the risrbt kind to use.
For sale in Plattsmouth by
F. G. FRICKE & CO. Druggists.
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