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PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
The following proposed amcndnrcnU
to the Constitution of tho Sta't'ol Ne
braska, as hereinafter set forth In full,
am submitted to tho electors of the
Btate of Nebraska, to be voted upon
at th general election to be held Tues
day, rtorember 3, A. D 1896:
A Joint resolution proposing to
amend sections two (2), four (4), and
five (C,) of article six (C)of the Conntl
tution of the State of Nebraska, relat
ing to number of Judges of the supntno
notirt and tnelr term of office.
He It resolved and entoted'by the t'
Islature of the Htate of NebranKa:
Hectlon 1. That Hectlon two (3) of Mr
tide six () ut the Constitution of the
Htate of Nebraska be amended so as to
rend as follows:
Hectlon 2. The supreme court shall until
othwwtie provided by law, consist of nva
(8) JOelies, a majority of whom shall bn
neoeisarjr to form a quorum or tu pro
notinoe a decision. It shall hate original
Jurisdiction In cases relating tn revenue,
civil cases In which the stste shall be a
arty, mandamus, quo warranto, lmb.-us
corpus, and such nppellnte Jurisdiction, as
may bo provldp'l bv luw,
Section 2. Thnt section four (4) of nrtlclo
six (t) of the lilitltiltIon of the Htate
of Nebraska, bo uineniled so as to read us
follows:
Bectlon 4. Tho Judges of the supreme
court shall be elected by the electors of
the state at large, und their term of office,
exnipt as hereinafter proilileel, shall be
for a period of not less than live (5) years
us the legislature may prerrlle.
Bectlon S. That section live (B) of nrtlclo
six (G) of the Constitution of the Htute of
Nebraska, be amended to rend us follows:
Bectlon 6. At the llrst general tleetlon to
be held In the year 1VMI, tlut" shall bo elect
ed two (2) Judges of the supiemc court olio
of whom Hliall be elected for a tetm of
two (J) years, one fur tho term of four (I)
years, and at eaeh gener.il election there
after, thero shall be elected one, Judge of
tho supreme court for tho term of llvo
(5) years, utile's, otherwise provided by
law; Provided, That the Judges of the su
preme court whose trims luive not expired
at the time of holding the general elec
tion of l?:u. slmll continue to hold their
ofllce for the remainder of the term for
which tney were respectively commit
aluaed. Approved March 2P, A. I). ISM.
A Joint resolution proposing an
amendment to u'ctloti thirteen (13) of
article six of the ConHtltutlon of tho
State of Nebraska, relating to com
pensation of supremo and district court
Judges.
He It resolved by the t.eglsfilure of the
Htate of Nebraska:
Hectlon I. That section thirteen ' of
article six (6) of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska be amended so as to
read aa follows:
Bee. 13 The Judges of the supreme and
.district courts shall receive for tnelr ser
vices such compensation us may be pro
vMe4 by law, payable quarterly.
The legislature shall at Its first session
after the adoption of this amendment,
(nrsM-flfthi of the members electee to
.amen house concurring, establish thetr
..compensation. Tho compensation an es-
UbllalMd shall not ba chanted ftener
.than ee In four ears, and Tn tin vnt
awlem tsna-thirds of the member elected
to each house of the legislature concur
therein.
Appraisal March 30, A. I). 1H5.
A Joint resolution proposing to
end section twenty-four (24) of ar
ticle five (6) of the Constitution of ths
State of Nebraska, relating to com
pensation of the officers of the oxecu
tire department
He It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the Htnte uf Nebraska:
Bectlon 1. Thnt section twenty-four CI)
of article live :.) of the Constitution of thv
Otate ot Nebraska be amended to read an
follows:
Bectlon 24. The offlcets of the executive,
department of the state government shall
receive for thlr servb-e's . lompc'K'Ulon
to be established by In-v, which h!iiiI be
.lelther Increased nor diminish) durlni:
the term for which they ah ill bine been
commissioned and they xli.ill not tecelvo
to their own tine any fev, costs, Interest,
upon public moneys In their hands or tin
der their control, petqulMlos of olllce or
other cumiienatlon and till fees that may
hereafter be payable by law for services
performed by an oill"er provide.' 'or In
this article shall bo paid In advanco Into
the State treasury. The legislature shall
ut Its first session after tho adoption of
this amendment, three-tlfths of the mem
bers elected to cauli house of the legls.
Inture concurring, establish tlui salaries
of tho officers named In this article. Tne
compensation so established shall not be
changed oftener than once In tour vears
mid In no event unless two-thirds o'f tha
members elected to each houso of the leg
islature concur therein.
Approved Mirch i A. I). 1S93,
A Joint resolution proposing to
amend section one (1) of article six (fi)
of the Constitution of tho State, ot Ne
braska, relating to Judicial power.
ne It resolved and enacted bv tho Leg.
Islature of the Ptntr of Nebraska!
Section 1. Tnat section one (I) of article
Blx (6) of the Constitution of the Bute of
Nebraska be amended to read as fullows:
Bectlon 1. The Judicial power of this Htate
ahte.ll be vested In a supreme court, ills
trtct courts, county courts Justices of the
peace, police magistrates, and In such
other courts Inferior to the Hiipreme court
aa may bo created by law In which two
third of the members elected to each
fiousss canuur.
Approved March , A. I. IBS.
A joint lesolutlon proposing to
-uneia section eleven (11) of article elx
() et the Constitution ot the State of
Nsbraaka, relating to Increase In num
ber of supreme and district court
judges.
Hi tt resolved and enacted by the leg
islature of the Btate ot Nebraska:
Bectlon 1. That section eleven (11) of ar
ticle alx (() of the Constitution of the Btate
of Nebraska bo amended te a I as fol
low: Bectlon 11. The legislature. rv' nevcrtwn
thirds of the members rlc.iiu to ruth
house shall concur therein ny, in or
after the year one thousa'.d e jht hun
dred and ninety-seven and not oftener
tnnn one In every four yar Increase
the number of Judges of suor "io and dis
trict courts, and the Judical districts of
th state. Such districts ' ill be formed
'of compact territory, ri l inded by
county lines, nnd such lne.rr.uf, or nny
change In tho boundaries '' u district,
aliall nut vacate llio olllce or ut y Judge.
Approved March 3), A. D. lv-r
A Joint resolution proposing to
amend section six (0) of nrticlu one (1)
of the Constitution of tl.o atato of Ne
braska, relating to trial by Jury.
It resolved and enacted by tb Lag-
Meature of th Btato f Nab:
afaLawe)fl jta I Thai aajHtlan ml
bra ax:
Hectlon L That auction ola . artlele
ttm W a the Oeaatltutl f th Mat et
Nebraska tie nmenrtctl to read as follows
I Hectlon 6. The right of trial by Jury shall
rnmuln Inviolate, but th IrclKlsture tuny
provldr Unit In civil actions five-sixths of
i the- Jury may render a verdict, nml the
legislature niny also mitliorlr.o trliil by u
Jury of u less number tnnn twelve men,
In courts Inferior to the district court.
Approvcu jwarcn sv, a, u. iito.
A Joint resolution proposing to
amend section one (1) of article five (5)
of tho Constitution of Nebraska, relat
ing to officers of the executives depart
ment. Ue It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the State of Nebraska:
Bectlon 1. That rectlon one (1) of ar
ticle nve (f.) of the Constitution of the
Bute of Nebrasku be amended to read as
follows:
Bectlon l.The executive department shall
consist of u governor, lieutenant-governor,
secretary of state, auditor of pub
lic accounts, treasurer, superintendent of
public Instruction, attorney-general, com
missioner of public lands and buildings,
and three rallro.ul commissioners, eac'i
of whom, except tho said railroad com
missioners, shall hold his ufllee for a term
of two years, from the nrst Thursday af
ter the flrsi Tuesday In January, nfter
his election, and until his successor Is
elected and qualltlcd. l'tich railroad com
missioner shall hold his olllce for a term
of three years, beginning on tho tlrst
Tnursday after the first Tuesday In Janu
ary after Ills election, and until his suc
cessor It-elected and quallilcd; I'rovldid,
however. That at the flist general elee
tlon held after the adoption of this amend
ment there shall be elected three railroad
commlssloncra, one for the period of one
year, one for the period of two years, and
one for the period of three years. Tne gov
ernor, secretary of state, auditor of pub
no accounts, an.l treasurer shall reside at
the capital during their term of ofllce
they whall keep the public records, book
und papers there and shall perform such
duties as may be rrqulied by law,
Appi overt Match So, A. I). lS'.fi.
A Joint resolution proposing to
amend section tvventy-Blx (I!G) of nr
tlclo five (fi) of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska, limiting tile num
ber of nxeciitlve state officers.
lie It resolved and emietc.l bv the Leg
islature of the Htate of Nebraska :
Bectlon 1. Thnt section eweuty-slx (20) of
article live r.) of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska be amended to read as
follows:
Bectlon 2S. No other executive state ofll
cers except those niimid In section one (I)
of this uittclc shall be e'tcutetl, ex
cept by in net of the ler.lslatute
which Is concurred In by not less than
tluee-fnurths of the meiiibi rs elected to
enoh house th reofj
Provided, That any ofllte created by an
act of the leglslutuie may be abolished bv
the leglslatute, two-thirds of tho mem
bers elected to each house thereof eon
eurrlntc. Approved March 3', A. IX 1V5.
A Joint resolution proponing to
amend section nine () of article eight
(8) of tho Constitution of tho Statu of
Nebraska, providing for the Investment
of the permanent educational funds of
the state.
He It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the .State of Nebraska.:
Section 1. Thut section nine (9) of article
Ight ) of the Constitution of the Btate
of Nebraska be amended to read aa fol
lows: Section S. All funds belonging to the atato
fur educational purposes, the Interest and
Income wheieof only are to be used, aliall
bo deemed trust funds held by the state,
and the atste shall supply all losses there
of that may In any manner accrue, so that
the same shall remain forever Imiolau
and i undiminished, and hIwII not t In
vested or loaned except on United Rtates
r state securities, or registered county
bonds or registered achool district bonds
of this state, -oid such funds, with the
Interest and Income thereof are hereby
olemnlv pledged for the purposes for
which they are granted and set apsrt,
and shall not be transferred to nny other
fund for other uses;
Provided. The board created by .section
1 of this article Is empowered to sell from
time to time any of the securities belong
ing to the permanent school fund and In
Test the proceeds arising therefrom In any
of the securities enumerated In this sec
tion bearing a higher rate of Interest,
whenever an opportunity for better In
vestment Is n-esnted.
Ami provided further. That when anv
warrant upon the state treasurer reg
ularly Issued In pursuant e of an appropri
ation by the legislature and secured bv the
levy of a tux for Its payment, "shall
be presented to the wtate Measurer for
payment, ami there shall not be anv
money In the pioper fund to pay such
warrant, the board created by section 1
of this article may rtltoet the st ite treas
urer to pay the amount duo on such war
rant from moneys In his hands belonging
to the petmanent school fund of ihc state,
unit he shall hold said warrant as an In
vest ineiit of said peimaneiit school fund
Approved March ?.i, A. I). I'M.
A Joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska by adding a new"
jecMon lo article twelve (11!) of said
constitution to lw numbered section
two (2) relative to the merging of the
government of cities of the metro
politan rl.iss and the government of
the counties wherHn such cities are
located.
lie It resolved and enacted bv tho Leg
lulature of th.t Btnti' of Nebraska
BeCtlon I. That article twelve (12) of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska be
aTOndcd by adding to said artlele a now
aectlon to be numbered section two (2)
to read es follows:
Bectlon 2. Tho government of any city of
the metiopolltnn class- and the gov
ernment of the county In which
It Is located may be ineiged wholly
or in part when a pioposltlon ho to do has
been Hiibmltti'd by authority of law to tha
voters of such city and county and re
ceived the assent of a majority of tia
votes cast In such ettv und also mmlnrltv
of the votes cant In tha county exclusive
of those cast In such metropolitan city
at such election.
Approved March 29, A. D. 1895.
A Joint resolution piopoilng an
amendment to section Mx (0) ot artlele
even (7) of the Constitution ot the
State of Nebiaska, prescribing th
manner In whleh voles slmll be cast,
lit It reaolvel nd e-ntcted by llio Leg
Vlature of the BtutJ of Nehiaska
Bectlon 1. That et tlon nix (I) of artlele
even t7) of tho Constitution of the Stat
f Nebraska he amended to read as fol
lows; Hectlon . All votes t-hall be by ballot, or
such other method as may bo prescribed
by law, provided the secrecy of voting lis
preserved.
Approved March 2?, A. 1) ifX
A Joint resolution proposing to
smend soctlon two (-) of article four
teen (14) of tho Constitution of the
Stato of Nebraska, relative to dona
tions to works of Internal improve
ment and manufactories.
lie It resolved and enacted bv the Leg
islature ot the State of Nebraska:
Bectlon 1. That section two (2) of article
fourteen (14) uf the Constitution of the
Stat of Nebraska, be amended t read a
follow:
eo. t N eitjr, eounty, towa, prectnat,
aauatclaalttjr, or ther abdlvlaloa t th
sNte, shall ever mak donations to any
works of Internal Improvement, or
manufactory, unless a proportion so to
do snail huve been first submitted to tho
qualified electors and ratified ly a twi
thlrds vote at an election bv n it'ierlty of
law, Provided, That such d nations of a
comity with the 'lunations of x nh subdi
visions In tho aggregate) shall not exceed
ten per cent of the assessed valintlon of
such county. Provided further, That any
city or county msy, by a three.-fourths
vote, Increase such Indebtedness live per
cent, In addition to such ten per cent and
no bonds or evidences of Indebtedness so
Issued timll be valid unless the same shall
have endorsed thereon a certificate signed
by the secretary and auditor uf state,
ahowlng that the same Is Issued pursuant
to law.
Approved March 23, A. D. 1?05.
I, J. A. Piper, secretary of etato ot
the state of Nebraska, do hereby certify
that tho forcglng proposed amendments
to the Constitution or the Stab of Ne
braska are true nnd correct copies of
tho original enrolled nnd engrossed
bills, as passed by tho Twenty-fourth
session of tho legislature of the State
of Nebraska, ns nppears from said
original bills on flic in this office, nnu
that all and each of said proposed
amendments are submitted to the
qualified voters of the stato of Ne
braska for their adoption or rejection
at the general election to be held on
Tuesdny the 3d day of November, A.
D., 189(5.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and afllxcd tho great
seal of the state of Nebraska.
Done nt Lincoln this 17th day of
July In the yens of our Lord, Ono Thou
sand Klght Hundred nnd Nlncty-SIx,
of the Independence of tho United
States the One Hundred and Twcnty
l'lrst, nnd of th state the Thirtieth.
(Seal.) J. A. PIPER, j
Secretary of Stato.
nogf,'.' TropU-ul Oil
'I OH (iu lliilliulil em II, e lilltlket In-I
(lit) 'llsll.lt.. peisllivn tlunlMliti to do I
all tl.e nitie. calls lor. lis Kient s'reiitli
i... win ilerful rurulivv .mvers e puiM
e.eiiir noticeable in el-cp seninl UlH
I I, Mr, Slll'll tie It il-11111'HI.-lll, Ncliiulglii, I
etc. ". fi t'itinK k ee it.
AN Hit ISAM I. IniiiM'inI i.., nun Is.oTord1"
inn. i e Number li. ol the ill of lied I'luiul-1
I i It iitiliii.il li tliu niii.M.r nun cimell ot the I
l ol lie I l liiinl .Nel.riil.u, Unit .see Hon l I
e.i I'Mliniuee I i. ol the e ll ot Kill l loud. .Neb
I ft... I.i'iiuii'liiliil to lii.il us folloufi, tu :
I it ik liicli.illigeuicwHli l.iiMii, per n u
,,", 8 (JO
llnl.eiii'N iiieli iivuii . IS oil
I., .lit i mioi, one chilli . i no
llmlivr slio emh yjilltlolisl eliulr 'JIM
Until Iioiim', put. He. per tub pj en
llulh tin. in, pilutlc er tub ;i mj
Itlseksmllli tdiup. one lire . .. ft no
llli.i-L i-ieillti hliop, em h inlilliloiihl Hie uj
lllilelii I fillip . i; no
t.illiiiril mli-oii, one tsble ... h no
lllllli.nl mloon wliete bllllsid tsbliH are
iiMil.ilrliikliiK aoluous, I'Hi'h i.elilltli.u
si tsble ... a no
Its i si.il minting mloon i.s uo
lini'lllug boue, ocuipleel b) otic turn
II) .. f.no
Ksih Mlillllulisl Istnlljr oicupvli g sme
dwelling .. 5 on
Dye boiires and renovating ulablMi
uiiil .. pi n
billing saloons pi no
Filling private cUtrtas furnishing wslcr
mil), each time... . ,.. oo
lloiels anel boarding nonces not exceed
ing ten rooms ir, 00
Hotels slid boarding kom-es, imli siidl
tlnml raom ut. to iblnien uoo
Kach additional room over thirteen 100
Lsundrlea jj oo
unices and sleeping roouie , oo
l'rlntleg oflkeii, Mx or leH liHinli . 1,1 ()
lrlutlngmi-is. t'srh aildllleuiHl IihiiiI . . I M
I'hotograpli gallerler ir 00
bprliiklliigto tenter of siirct with hose,
Ini'liidliiK WHshliig storefronts and Mde
walks. IwcnlylHefcolor less am
Sprinkling ureil with wngon, iiuh leu in
per Mil) . on
Hook lllndery f, hi
I'rtiinj- tiiHiiufai lories ,-, no
i ignr Hiinnlm lories. lle lisiiilh or less ift (in
i tgsr MiiuitlialoMes. inch iiililltloiuil
lis ml ... y ,v)
Miibles. Iiieluilllig llei). dni teiiui.
street cur. ninl till i ulilic hums i.ihI
wnshli gi'iirs, (iirtliiges. drsjs liEruess.
He-.. Iielnuulic to miiiii'. up lo tui'i.lx
miiiis. p. r minimi per suiii
Cm 1: mlitllloi id Mull over lucutx
Miible pilwie (lie hiding wusl'illig ( ar
rliige
Me inn ingltie er bore uuer, cndi hoise
piiwir pe'i iiiniiiiii
Mines und l ulille hulls ,s m ()
Mi'iiiu la.lleis lor house vwiruilin,, e te ,
froui 1 Ikilo . .
Hotels, hulls mid public IiuiMIiiks i i r mi
nimi. .". () to
Kncli sipmre fool of siirfm n In itie.l
Selioels. public mid rlVHli'. spieliil i.tlies
Tubmen iminufnctorle s. lite Iniliiis oi
li ss .. .
Tollmen iiiiiliufneliirles, em li iiildltlomi!
IihiiiI
I'tliinls with eouslmit How .. .. .
I rtinils. prlvnle
Water close Is. per bow I
Wilier e lnet In private house, per bowl
Work shops leu peiousor under
Weik shop, em h uildltlaiml erson
I no
:inei
Ift IKI
r on
in no
iu
s HI
1 M
in no
:t w
aoi
I no
a no
vvork suops leiriiuililliig purposes
llr.i'k work foreiieli OnuThoiisiiud Uft
l-'oresedi pen h eif stone. i",
l'or plMMe-rlngW'eiviirdsor less j pn
Tor id isterlnu oer WO jnrels, per ciieh
nililluoiiiil inn jiirds wi;
v iilei Ins down treurhes. two feet wide
mid one fool eicrp per line ill fool ; .
Meier nnd uii.lor rates see s(. Hun j I
Trent lies tun ft et wldeor iiiote lliuti two J
fiei. (eir every fool In eleptb, er lluenl
feiot ....
Trundles four feet wide or more tlmn 1
three feot. for every foeit In depth. ter
llneul foot p.
Wlilei treuelies In proportlem loiihnvo rHtes i
The Mild section IS hm orlgluiill) existing bo
ninl tht' sHine Is hereby tej uiled I
This ordlumiee' slmll be In force mid pike
enei'i iroin nnu uner Its pussngu mid pulillentlou
Hrcordlug to luw.
' W KIDNEY, LIVER Btfj&R
DisHolvcs travel
Onll stone, brlclc dust In urine, pain In urethra,
straining after urination, pnlu in the back and
hip., sudden stoppniro of vvntcr with prcssuiv,
Uriglai's Disease
Tttlio ciuts tu untie, K-anty urine. Smimis-Root
cures urinary troiihles and kidney diillctiltlcs.
i Liver Coi.iplaint
Torpid or enlarged liver, foul brcnth, bilious
. ne, bilious hui'ii't lie, poor illmttlon. gouu
I Catarrh of tbeliladder
InUammatlou, irritation, ulceration, dribbling',
frequent culls, paw blood, mucus or pus.
At Drngftiata SO cenla and el.UORIae,
"UTiajj- oolda to UtaaU)H fro OonsBltoHop tna.
Da. Kuataa CO, BoraataaiTOit, M. T,
' DR.KILMER'5,
Roof
mjmsm&. i ocjq
J n. Llpplncolt Co.)
"TIiith'h no end to your lios-pitnlttv.
colonel," replied Itliiglirunil, smiling- ut
I he thought of literary work In the house
with tne, tint! the nio' espeelnlly ns you
o.vnii't iniikf us a visit."
Itl.'iirliKiiul tfitve- up tigalti, for Ihi' nlm
jile ri'iison (hut he hud no vnliil olt
jetilltin lo nlTi-r, tiiiel half tin lioiic later
he was silting un the veranda tr "Tli
Lnuri'ls," tlee'p In thcdisvuHslou of tin
tiicf problem with the eolouel a il.
i-uhmIoii In vvhlfli the tioillii'rti point of
view faieil liidllVi'ifiilly lifcniise the
liiluil of lis nilveieute' was too ltist with
ipiestlons HtiggiHled by thuprt-h-flirt
of Hester Latimer. All through
Hit! nrgtiini'tit he vviisstuilyltig her fact',
searching therein for the proof or the
contradiction of Mrs. Ludlow's, us.scr
tlon, anil tormenting himself by Hying
to Imagine what Hester would say if lie
should tell her of his intended depart
ure and the reason for it.
After an early leu I lie colonel excused
himself, filling olT with Henry to the
west farin, a portion of the estate lying
t wo miles furt her back on the mountain
When they were left nlone together.
Iiiii!;briiuil intule u eonniieiidiible I'tTeirl
tei Kee-p the stream of eoiiMM-siitloii How -lug
in trivial channels; but his
thoughts set se persistently tnvvuid the
feud, and its hearing upon both theii
lives, that he hail spoken of it nliiio-.l
before he knew what he was saying
"I should think it would be u eonstaiit
soiiicc of anxiety to you," lies snlel, ir
leli'vniitly. "Perhaps it, would, if I knew what it
was," she iiiisvvereil, demurely.
"Put don me I must have been think
ing aloud. I meant the feud."
She smiled ut his piTOccupatieui. "I
supposed that was what you we're
thiiiMng of. Ne). I can't say thai it is
t'Mielly n source' of niisiet.v. although,
of course, I should lie glint enough if
the llyiiimis would leave- llio e-oiuiltv .
It Isn't pleasant to have the- enmity ol
slle'li people."
"Hut youi father anel brother don't
you sometimes feel anxious on theirne
count'.'" She iihooU her head. "That would lie
disloyal; it would Imply a doubt of
their ability to take wire of them
selves." Itingbraud was thoughtful for a mo
ment, and then he said: "It's a dreadful
state of affairs, though, Miss Hester; I
should think it would be u perfect
nightmare to you."
"It seems terrible to you, no doubt,
but jou must remember that we are
used to It or, anyway, as nearly as one
cau be used to such things. 1 should
feel quite lost without the feud." '
"I envy you youreournge."
"That's odd. I didn't suppose n jnan
ever envied a woman the possession of
such an oulinary virtue as courage."
"Perhaps it isn't so commonplace an
you Imngine."
"Oh, I meant with gentlemen; of
course', it says itself that women are
eovvatils, but that is only another vvnj
of saying thut men ate brave."
"I'm not entile sine that I follow your
logic. Would you mind giving me your
definition of coinage?"
"Perhaps I will after yipt've told nil
yours." Iiiiigbraml rchVi'tedh moment before
answering. "Possibly my tlelliiitlon is
lent epiite sincere. .1 have iiIvvp;k
thought that the trucfit o'ttirri e .-.-sisti'd
in do'wr r'gh vl-n i' ! : !e r
ninl s.'fe v to t1') wrong in other words,
that it leepiiies a higher kind of cour
age to sillier injury than to resent it.
I'm big'.. in t.g losu.ipeet.hovM'vei'.tluit
thisti'.st e'iiii be npplieil only tomnrt.v is
anil to cowiiitls to the latter, lieeaitFi'
they use it as a plea for iiouresistauee."
"I think that is a little beyoiul mi
leptli." leplied Hester, snipping a roM
from the clambering hush that cove: el
the- end of the veranda anil beginning
to trim the petals Into ilnhlia-liKe pre
cision vuth her scissors. "I have- al
ways thought of a brave man us one
who vvnshiiiiply not afialel of anylhin;'.
tine of whom it could be said that hed.i
not know whnt fear was."
"That always set und lo me r.l.eei'i
lilouii pra'se. If one eleiesn't Know tin
seuuition of fear, theif c.tn li I ;tlru
tui' in being luave. To my mind, tin
man who nnlies the danger ami ...
compels himself to face it, though it
may be with pallid face nnd mIiiiUi.j.'
knees, ileservex the gicnter cietlit."
"I suppose that's true; only I nevci
got that far into the subject befoie. 1
don't often re-uson about such tilings
bce-ause I suppose you would say be
causi a woman doesn't reason abniii
anything; but It doeMi't seem iiceo
tnry; life isn't so much u questluii eir
motives us of tleeds,: it Isn't po niueh
what one thinks nsw hat onc.does. ,ju'
father says one does what his ancestor
did."
"In that ease T ought to lie n hrnv
man," said Itingbraud, smiling; m
forefathers wens Scottish clansmen
and they haven't left a record eif munj
other virtues."
"Is your name Scotch?"
"Yes; tradition has It that our an
cestors were the heralds oT the clan
and that the name comes tiom tln.i
custom of whirling a lighted In and h
a circle as a signal for the gntherliii-
the hosts."
"How sweetly romantic! It souini
like a bit out of dear old Sir Walter I
should always believe that, whether it
is true or not."
Itingbrand laughed shortly: " on
have) a truo woman's admiration for
v alorous deeds, haven't you ? A peac -I
able man (IiiiIh hlni.m.lf i..iln.r .Mil ut tl...
running."
to iik continued
Dr. Price's' Cream Baking Powtfcr
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ting the Slamochs andBowcls of
Promotes Digcstion.Chcerful
ncssandRcst.Contains neither
Opmm.Morphine norHncfal.
Not Narcotic.
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tion , Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca,
Vorms .Convulsions ,Fc-crish-uess
and Loss of Sleep.
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Tne Simile Signature of
NEW YORK.
EXACT C0PVOF WRAPPER.
jrtL
.Vol ice to Credit.
suite-e.f NihriiskH. Welifte'coiiniy, m. Intlie
i I'll. l l'i;lllt.
.Nil i .'It i.i-ii lii tfUfii to nil ..:i sonn li.a Itias
fill IH lllnl ee Ill-lints .ILIllllst IUlVf l'..lli-l
lii" ( Welser I'i'iiiilv, eli c-f imcil, ' t!mt Hit
llin liii'il lnl lien; e-liiunsiiif.tlii'.l nl(l ul!ite
t, ix III li'li- Ir III llie lllli i y e.f AliKUt ISist.
AUsiilMi .ri I'liSrtiii ii'ipilit'it lei iifSHin ilifii
e.-1-.lln-. Willi tln viiiii-li. i. In Hi." mint y .IiiiIki-
nl s.ihi nut ,ni lii i.ni.-c tliere'ln rln-teiip
tlie- Utli il i nl l-i'iiruiiii, U'l, iiiiil Mil ilaiiiii s-i
llli-ei nlll h- In anl hvieern tlm vtid Jnue on the
lathelii i f KfliliMty, IC9T, K in n'eiue'K a. iu.
JMls Purrv,
Ci.iuily JiiiIk.
The t alio is -nuiietliim,' like: -I to 400.
That Is Supeiior Mut four persons to
attend our bicycle meet and vvo sent
400 to utteuil her reunion.
liiflHniuiMfor) ItlieietiiHllsiiH'iirt)
rtl In :i Im)o.
Miirlmi l Hill, ot Lebmiiiii. lud., sayi-:
"Mj wife- had lt.fi-tuimkte.iry KhtiiiuHtiam
in evary lnosele nud juiiit, liar euffarlua;
wi.s tt-rrililt- ami htr lie.il) aied laor imc
soittlrii almost hryoud re-contiition; had
be-en in tird for six wt-e-ks niiei hud i-inht
pli)slcii'tis but reeelve-d nee lisne-tlf uutil
shr trhi. the- MYSIIC CURE FOR
KUEUMATlSvl. U KnvH immsdiatr rs
liff Htid she hs sble to Vfulk aliont in
thre-e dHjs. I urn sure- it iavstl her life.''
Sold b H. K. Grioo dmuiriKi, IUa lnud.
Tlie lite ilepaitineiit at their meelinn
Monday niht auctioiied the buying
of ."00 fe'ct of new lire lio-e.
Suroto Win.
The' people re cogiiic ami appreciate j
real mei'ii. 'I'li'il is why llemil s Sara
parilla Ire the Inrp-sl s;i.. in U.
wen hi. Mori i in tni'dii'iiie mi'.-iiitthe
power lo e'lllc. liotiil's S.ir.-iip.ll ilhi 1
cures absolutely, permanently cures. I
It Is the ii'H' tine blond piliilier. Its'
Mipcrior merit is an esiabli-lied fae-t,
ami merit wins.
Hood's I'ii.i.s aii'e'ayto take, easy
to tipi'rattt. (,'ui'D iiiil''i'stioii ami
headache.
Dr. Mm -in ville' yiey Iioi'ms tonka
spin ilowu main slice! this meiriiiu
ami collitletl with Mm buiy of Ail
Davis of Imivalit sniashiui; elovvu tlie
vvhe'e'l eif tne latter Mrs. D.ivis ai.el
l he baby vviid in ilm bttjrjiy but es.
cape il unhurt. The eleietor's tig was
Kill lllllll'lU'-il.
Dlitii lira iiimI y sculery
lire- il-eiixorenic, mid tu shaii d ui.l I, a
VVHlinii' a l.nlllr of llsyK11' ilitrilian
llit'HIIl III tl Uiiilff Ml lilies ann of
the) m r, it raliwre.a nt ut. Ne Imd
re Milts loltw. Seild by ( h. t'attlr g.
Mr. ami .Mth. Win HiehuriKiin have
ilil nmie ii'i'riior.v for their calcina
ted hog and . hickeu choi-i.i reinnly to
tin- itnmmn of tlfteeu bundled doilum
tn A. H. Cjuipbell. He will '.eion start
to his triiiluij for b'lHini's-.
"MOTHERS'
FRIEfID"
Sl.eirtpnslat - (hse'nsiii'n. I
' illinmlslii.s e ,( ' ui life of .
both inothcr anil child and let ' r in condi
tion inor' fainrutile t) st recnveiy
"htiuuitfi- all r Hum be-fo nlluenii'iii"
h.iy..i uruiniiie t itmul'ti I Jtstrcnuely
:w mm mM
Known 'i I north tin jirlc . that done.
Kmlorstfil und i 'vnininriieU'd t. . elwlves and
I all ladles nlto h ivo.i-iiil it
' llownrn of si'Dstlintes ,uul iilutloas
I Makes Gliilii-Oirtii Easy.
sent lii l.xpr itoriui.H ilpl of prue.
SI. till lift- If (If. Hook "TO IQTIIHlW"
mailed licis mnrplpl"" .-H'tisn" testimonials.
BW1UHHLU ItKOUUIOK CO., lltMn, 61.
SOLO BT ALU DltDOOBTS.
i..."tc:,.i u , , ,Tii i i 1 1
CAST0RI1
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THAT THE
FAC-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
OF
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
OF EVEBT
BOTTLE OW
CASTORIA
Oaitorla Is pat np In onei-iltd bottlti only. It
Is tiot cold la balk. Don't allow anyone to tell
you anything else on the plea or promli tbat it
i "jmt ai good" and "will answer e-rery pur-
aer Bee tbat yon get 0-A-B-T-O-B-I-A.
lies i
wrtppr.
v PARKER'S CINOER TONIO
!,)"',, .'.!un Trouble, DfUIilj. dlttnntnf ttomith and
ftmtla lilt, and Is ooted (or tuAinf mm vhcnallouu
tn-tinifpt ftll.aTtry ni.Jhfrsml Intilid thonld hr It.
PARKCft'ft
m HAIR BALSAM
Cleftntft and Wuriiflt (h htk.
Iromotffl m lnmrie.nl mmmit
Merer FiU to KMtor Hnv
Italni . J. VUWV.I Jts-.l
CuiTttcalp dltratwa halrUiiiii.
ITU mnA all fat ak rw...t. w
amif ijv minaww
nillUEIfVOIf NS nuenlTnisCeusrw
CaraaetopikU psin. Miku walki Utuj.lU, tuDrnutJU.
The Ghieago Ghroniele
democratic" newspaper.
It it Not Republican.
It ia Not Mugwump.
It ia Not Populist.
It maintains tlieDrmocrsej- of .Ii-flVneor), Jartt.
sun and Tllueii, lidlcilngii to be the sklTatlnu
of the republic. It Is therefore oniioseet toSei.
clallnm.'Kree HlverUm and Kepudlatloulim.
Npelollaf Is topKiKHiforaii American, Sarahle
copies free. Aildreos, '
THE CHRONICLE.
MUX XVaiMngtan St. GMcayn.flt
Pi
Calvko.rr 1.H1UL Dluid HM.
ENNYROYAL PILLS
..Vi,,., M.f",l !"
rrt, Hii.i rtllttlt. uoita ,k
I'riiclil for Ckttii$l,rt Knu'liD Uu
u-ood Brand Iu lira d llotj j.no.i
N.tffl. I.UM l.h l.loa. Il ...t. '.t .
nit thrr. Ptfittt tl&iiiitiouM .NL.......
f',h,iffiemffaetOM Al lr.it.i,.r k-n-f 4...
In iLamr fur Af.l...,l.n.. , ..,.,.. .
." ,nr enir.' -mfner it return
Mall. III.IIOeiT.'llmonl.l. l,mv7,,.
.i...vi ..".. .- .- :. ..
14 I Hi Lwtl Uri.,'IU ,
,U.ll...t,h,..
.service of Siiitwiioiis ) fMiMU-a-Heiit.
I'l Ill'lllSllll't Vlllllt Hi WrlllltTCl'lll.tV, Xi.-
Ii'iiskii
J'llia il D.ivis. I'liii'itin.
llei'ii rl S. D.uMier, Dsfrml nl.
I lit- iilmve- liailie-el iMwulhlil. Itnlii rt S. I) w
tier, will take nolli-e tlmi 11 .iie Vlb el.tv ol July
ik-.ii, .luim il DivN, ililmht li-i.-ln. 'niril nis
ii'.iinii in inv iii-iiii-ii-iiiiii ui vi-hsir ciiiniy
,m lir.isku. inrilimt suit il.-dii.lmit. the nl.jcd
ninl ir.i)eruf vslik-li are tee recover n Jtiilmneiit
nirulii"' lliei ilift-iiilant unit In fsvur eif the
nlalatiir lur tliu sum nt lil.r.i. Mild itiiion is
liiti.iKlit iiiiin ii e'lMitri.t't e'litiTi'il liitu hv- il-fe-iiil:tot
ninl i.eiiitl(T fur llm.siil.'nf r.-iil estate
Ihr folliiHlim n"itv Jiitn Derii ait.tr lirel as
tlie inaperty ol slid ilrfmnlimt: l.-'tn numlir
eilenit'(l) ninl tw)(-i). Ill I luck l.ullll.t-r.'il All' (1
l.i lllu arilson's H'lilliliiii to tsit lovin ut Rril
Iniel. NtUraslu. riamtllT pms Tor JiietKiuetir,
iZHlii-.! eifrliiUliI, Unlit it S Diiivscr for skill
sum nf tM fis, leiKe-tliiT Willi all rusis of this :ic
(inn. Yiiiihih itenilri-il teiMiswe-i Mild pvtlllim
nil iirlieli.rt' HlL'AI-it U.i) nf Auuiist. Is'iti.
.. .. ,. .. John II. Davis
Ily ItoiiT T reiiTHii, Ms Hliiirne.v
SIllilllFF'S SAL-:.
Notlee Is ln-re-bj Riven Hint inulcr sinl by rlr
tlli'of mi nnlt-reil Hair Iksin-d frtini Hit' eillu-c nf
.leiim-H llnrileii Clerk ot ilm IlUlrlrt (.'ourl nf tin
liilH.liiillelul Illitrlet, "Illiln ami tor Webster
count)-, .Ni'lirni-kii. upon an nuilon peiullii
tlifi'lii, wherein Wllllain II Males llenjnmln
t.m iHi.v Willi,.... II.IIU ll. n....,i ..J ..""
ilea are i.luliillir. ninl iwiiliikt WIIIIhiii .1. I'errV
t'liiirli'h IVrrv. W illbiin Perry hiiiI W. .1. Itowileii,
elt'fciiiliiuts. I chilli ntler fur bnlontpublliivuiiiliip
Pi the IiIisIiiki bl.l.ler f r eai.li In band, a! the! leait
iloorofllie court Iioiipo. hi Keel cloud. In unlet
Wester eountv .Nebraska, (that belnR the
biilldlni! wherein the last term of Mild court
wai holucn) mi lliulSlh dar of Sept.. A. 1) littfl
at 10 o'clock a. in. of sal.i day, tho followliiR
elescrlbeel propertv, towlt: nmh
Lots numbered Uirue :i,l four fi.l five Ift 1 blx
. veven 7.1 and i-uht s.j In block mimbored
tvrenly one (il.) of Muiih nnd Moore's adelitloii
to the town of Hod Cloud, Wetstrr county Neb
U,l.V0.ncA.',n(1,'r ,n ,ur' 0'ih l,th ''? u Aucaw
A, I), ItW, .,
ra.a A MeNirr. nJl&l'J?xK?f'1
Notice Is licrelerjh en thnt einde'r snn L lr
too of an order of fl..Muts from the ofu'e iV
.Iss.lliirdciiClerkiif Un iMstrici curt or th
liitliJiiilirUl liUiriil.Hliliii. sn.l f.lr Vehstir
i utility, .Nehrai.ls.inMm a dtctee In an scilori
HMidlnie the relti. where u Krniwi .1 Pucker l"
I'liilntliT and HKnlusi Id d 'lomi Volum, .. rKiJ.
mens AfMit Inilmi, ilfeiui.iut i haj offer for
ile.iitpiitilcveii.lue-. tei I lie tnKbrs ,ieer or
I'usli in liimil vt the inM door oi the eoutt
.im.e.atKedrir.. Nebrae-ku. nimt he.nr , ,7
biillillnir whi-reln llie last term ., uld eonn
was liiilelpin em the l.'.lli !.ij f s,,. ""A1
fss. mi pi e.Vloi k II n -f H,l dsj Hie fof
l miiiKiinpi'ri, t'it '
'I he west foilyiwe. erl f,fl llie wen end of
em I. rit- niiliilie r. d i.u.e iu.i sen .pi i eleven
.11 Illl.llttCl el'-' ue bloe-lt liuinbeie'd fl.il
eeen.lliln lied rtou.l n.ter cuius, v, I
(Ireii under tuv hi.mlil.n iiidiof wn
Csn A McNitt. l'limina oVnea J"Wrtr-
qiatvneeand WillSiraltou ami Co
Lew Gteenleeof IMiie fltll earnn duwii
Sunduy and will help mir lunitl boys
mule musii! at the Suvifor reunion.
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