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AND THIS PAPER BOTH FOR ONE YEAR I
This is just a bargain rate and is not good. after April 2
The Lincoln Ne\vs is a Big , Bright , Snappy Nevspaperprint.
ed , at the capital. Prits the truth about things and pI"ints then
plainly. It take's a bIg part in doing things for the public good
The ROlrular Price of the News alone is S3.00
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so you are Iettimr this paper FREE a whole year
Bring your money early and get this Bargain Rate
Custer , County Repllbicau :
Brolcen Bow , Nebraska.
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The season of storms-Torlll\do , I.ightning I\tHl
Hail-will on be here I\nd it will be to your inter-
Test to have ) 'our buildings , implements , crop , LUlIl T
stock insured ag'linst damage. 'l'o thc mattcr of hail
I = : : : J in urance we cspecially desirc to call ) 'O\lr attention ,
because wc reprcscnt a compan ) ' ,
TI e Northwestern Fir'e and Marine ,
O of Minneapolis , that is Johun-on.the.spot in paying 0
claims an thc . 1I10st liberal of an ) ' in the adjustment .
of tosses , COll1e to the office an let us show ) 'OU
figures , backed by facts. Some bad storms lire prc. .
icted for Centra ) Nebraska this ) 'car anll it may he
R you. Insure I1n be on the safe side. It will cost R
) ' 011 but little an give ) 'ou a feeling of securis ) ' . We
also write fire insurance in the hest o ) lint : companies ,
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Truth and the OpposIte ,
Think 01' little George Washlngtc
bra veh' facing his father ; \ 1111elllr
the trllth , flnl then thlnl ( at' how ih
strange oJc ! WOl'h ) is given to-Itl
other th lng ,
CharIty That Is Real.
The Ideal method or IlIst1'lbutlt
charlUcl\ fo\ ' the gl\'er to gra.nt tl
mone ) ' during his 'llfetime. That
the truest'uml best charlty.-PhiJ
dolI1111 , . Ledger.
SurLJery's Great Benciits.
Imlro\'l'.1nOnts made In slIrge
ltavo been the llle\II or. l'mllclllg tJ
1II0rlalll Y of amplliutioll opel'lltlom ;
six pm' ( : CII t ,
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g lUI'lunco IWOIHI IL ( Ioal' jchool , ' 11
foolll will leul'11 in 110 othel'-Pmnkl
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PUI'lr Is. the lIIa ( lIeSS or 111\11) : " j
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smUolI oC 1I e dur-.UommOIll.I : ,
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Un1Jroductive Irish L.U1d. .
SIII'o 1840 1:00.000 : : HC\'OS of Ir' '
laml wu gene out of cultivation ,
Man's Food ConsumpUo" : _
An UVl''ago man lIeeds : :1,1 :
pounds wo . . : ht of food ) 'oarl ) ' .
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WHY JUDGl ! WAS MERCIFUL.
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Knew What Prison Sentence Meant
to the Criminal.
The judge und thc district attorney
IUllclwd tC/7ether / ut the end of the
case , "Three ! lIIonths , " said Uw dls'
trlct ntorlluy ! , UII he cut the omoletto
hongrolse , "was U merciful sentence ,
sir. " "Pm'halls , perhaps , " the judge
agreel\ \ ' lie allJped his mineraI water.
"Did you evCI' spend three months in
jnll ? " ho nscod ! , "O ! cours ( > noU"
Inl1lwd , : the distrIct Ilttorne ) ' . "Well ,
If ) ' 011 hnd. " tmld the Judge , "perhaps
) 'UU wOllldn't think ao lightly of It , "
110 Imlttml his bl'Ows. " "ho o\'ll-tnst-
Ing rOOlI , the Ilrlson smell , the prlsoll
1IIorals llIlh I I , " he w/Jnt on , "spent
Il week In jail beroro I entered on my
judgeshlll , I ate the prison food , I
sll'pt In 1coli , I cOllformed with all
the 1II'Ison rilles , I were tho. p\'ison
( 'Iothes. I did Irlson ) work , ' { 'hus I
Il'amell the vahw of the sentences
I was to mute out lutt'on. . I got to
Iwow what u weele , Il mOllth , a year ,
In jail lIIeuut. As a rosllit I am more
IIwl'clflll thull 1II0st jllllg s , I thlnl (
It wOIIIII 11 ( ' u good thlllg If every judge
bl'rOl'O tnklng ot1lco wOIIM spend n lit-
11\ while In jnll as I ( lid. 1I0 then
wOllld Imow the VII 11 1o ! 1II'Ison sen.
tl'IIl'l'II , a thing ho elo Hm't Imow now.
oW ho Is 111\0 a cuahlcr who attempts
hJ II ! : ) ' Ollt III on 0) ' In 11 coinage of
which ho Is Ignorllnt. lu Huden this ,
tIlnh : 1 spual , of 11111st ho elone , gvert
jUdgl' III 11:1I1en : herOl'u ho taltes his
seat on the hl'llc1l 113 reqlll1'oll by la.w
to IIaSS two wcel\i : : 1I1w u common prIll-
onCl' in . ' jull. "
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Injunction Quite Clear to Unsophlstl.
cated Girl.
A Camden busIness man has at hlB
home u recent ! ) ' arrived Irish girl for
servant , saYII the Phlludelphla Led.
gor. Ono du ) ' last week he was called
out or town on business , and n telegram -
gram came to the house tal' him , The i
girl received the telegram and took it
to her mistress , who looked at the address -
dress on the wrapper and laid it asIde.
\ little later the ser\'ant picked the I
t \legram liP , and noticing that itVas I
stili unopened went to her mistress ;
and saId : "Thot teelgram has 1I0t ) ' 1t
bin opened ; why do yez not open it ? "
"Wh ) ' should 1 open it , Molh' ? " replied
the mlsl1'ess , "It Is not tor me , "
" \Yell , It sa's on the envelope , 'Tel' b
opelled , ' ' ' Iollr brought the teleratr ;
and hOI' mistress , looking it over , re
marked : "I don't see allythln aboUi
it's to be opened , " For answel' the
servunt trlumphantlr Ilointed out II :
ono comer or the envelope the follow
Ing : "Received at ranch OfUce , No
- , Broadway. Always open. "
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Narrow Escape.
I 1\11' \ . Ferguson , t.o of whose dow ! :
town friends had just dined with hin
hnd talcn them Intt > tile library for
.smdlw , "I must tell ) 'ou n good on
on mr wife , " he said. "She's bee
roasting me because I look at the heal
lines in the papers once in a while t
see If an.thln ImI01'lant ) is happenln
In the 'I'ha w trh 1. Well. the othe
afternoon , while the girl was awa )
she III t a I\n ) of biscuits In the eve
to balte. and while she was waltln
she picked up a paper and began t
read the stulT herself , She got so II
- terested IJI. It that she let the , bl :
cultlJAt this moment Mrs , Fergl
1 son came into the library for a. bool
"And the joke of it was , " continue
: Mr. Ferguson , without a moment
pause , "that they found th cow ne :
morning In a ' ( O-acre lot , " "Ha , h
hal" roared the guests , laughing tl
the tellrs ran down their cheeks-bl
not at the story ,
A Ninety-Dollar Umbrella.
"On Mme. Bernhardt's last vIsit. .
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gulled one afternoon to a charlt ) ' h
= zar at the St , Regis , She was beau
'fully ' dressed in gray , with anII
In'elln oC gray silk , and as she stoe
l at tht embroidery booth she laid tJ
umbrella. on the counter , Instant
the gll'l who conducted the boo
seIzed the prett ) ' umbrella , waved
over htJr head , Jid cried : 'How mu ,
am I bid for Mme , Bernhardt's u
brella ? Fifty ? Twenty-five ? Ter
And while the actress loolted
III smiling there ensued n spirited al
Ig tlon that ended in the umbrella's s ;
19 to a westcJ'n brewer tor $90 , "
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No Lack of Water.
Maj , Gllletto's philippics against t
watCl' wasters ! all at times upon dl
1 ! cars. An Inspector who was vlsltl
10Vest Philadelphia dwellings to tI
Is cover who were guilty of wasting ,
111. ' ter fmllul In one house that a wa
1Iush wall cOl\stantiy' flowing , "H
101lg hu that water betn runnlns' ! "
asled the tenant. "How long ? " ccll <
' the othm' In amazement. "Yes , "
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llc doa't lqlow. " "Don't Imow ? " quer '
.to the inspector Incredulously , " ]
I'vo'een living hero four 'ears . . . . ,
been running ever since I've. bl
hOl'e , " A plumber hns since recel' '
a hurry call to that houle. !
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Terror of the Air.
Wiltred-"Pa , a man who Is c
ror tlnlluJlr ou 11. ship is called U sea ( I
IIm't 1Il1' ! " Gunl.lllsta-"That's w
'thoy ( mJl him , lUY buy , " WJlh e !
"WQJI , If llO's n Ieu ! dog , then a 1 :
who IN contlnllally on nn ult'Hhlp 111
.lltl bo Ii ) ; k 'o tOl'1'lwr-Judgo.
Golna the Round. .
Donowby-"I.et's see-do I owe
tsh nn'thlll& ; ? " Morrewby-"Not a c :
m ) : bo ) ' , Goln/ / : round paylni your
: tIe debts ? " Dorrowby-"No , I was I
, 'Ing round seeln& & : if I bad overloe )
' ' Lend five UU Baturl
O ( } 'llllybod ) . me
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urtlflclal IImIJ3 Dire mljtht SlIppOSO that
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the\ ' were made or o1'I : , bllt' that Is
not' the CU'1e. ' { 'hey ere IO ! called from
the fuct that when artificial limbs
were first produced the majority of
factories were located In Cork street ,
London , and It becume the custom to
speal ( of them us corle legs. Since
then manuCnctorlos have been estab.
IIshed In l1Iany cOlin tries , but the name
of corle stili clings to their wures ,
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Young Long.
I -Ono step In this twentieth century
I wo uro l1Iuldng In the right direction
I -We arc remalnln ) 'oung lI1uch long ,
cd. On1' grundll10thers took , to caps
I at 40 and became old women berore
they had attained to middle age. Now
wo are CI'lslt ) ' at GO a 11I1 are takIng :
our pn1't In social lIfo well on In the
I seventies , muny oven in the eighties ,
and S0l110 fortunate 11col11e when over
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Advertising In Japan ,
I Worshippers at uddhlst temples
invariably wush theil' hands in 11
tountaln ut. the entrance berore mak.
Ing tholr BUll11l1cations. 1'orll1erly , tho'
priests hung towels there , Now the
merchants of 'foltlo and other cities
rU1'llish the temples with free toweis ,
reserving the privilege of printing
their advertisements on them-Ap.
pIcton's ,
! Benefit of Books.
I Books are "companions and ac.
: qualntances to Q had at nil times
: and under nil circumstances , " sa's
a wise writcr. "The ) ' are never out
when you knock at the door , are novel'
'not at home' when you call , In the
lightest as well as the deepest moodB
they may be applied to and w111 never
be tound wanting. "
Decided Acquisition.
"I am to dine with Jacl ( to-night , "
saId the IIttio wi ow. "I'll bring him
around afterward to you Welsh rare.
bIt part ) ' if ho Isn't ossl1ied br then , "
"Bring hIm anyway , " implored the
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woman , "I urn to have an artist. a
I ventriloquist , n palmist , a sculptor ,
All I need to complete the ouUlt is
nn ossified man , "
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Preparing for Fresh Endeavor.
As sleep prepares ror toil , rest tOI
effort , laughter tor sober thought
the mount or prayer for the heaUn
of the multitude ; so these seasons 0 :
w1U1drawal and communion preparE
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e I which we may be equallr assured 0
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. God's helpful prcsence.-llolton Jones
Paupers Fled from Work.
FInding that stone-hrealtlng an (
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oa1mm-plcklng were 110t. profitabll
enough , .the authorities of Harsham
1- England , decided to put able-bodlel
paupers to work at grinding corn il
a mill , Next day not a pauper wa
left In the almshouse.
a Origin of "Surname. "
The term surname is supposed b
some to be derived from the Frenc
surnom. meaning "over name , " b\ \
cause a person's family name wa
tormer ! ) ' written above Instead (
after the baptismal name.
Literature In Chunks.
If a man's library contains 18 va
urnes In a uniform binding It mealJ
that an agent landed him and that 11
has 18 books he doesn't read-AtcJJ
son Globe.
Work by l 1stlnct , .
Native signalers of a NigerIan re
mont in ACrlca are able to transmit
message by fiaA' . lamp qr hellograI
in English with great accurac
to though they know nothing of the la
Ie. guage.
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tI. Treatment of Sprain.
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m. In case or a slraln hathe the pa
od In hot water to prevent swelling , Ull
he . bind it up firmly so as to prevent I
Iy movement. and. rest the injured JOI
Ith in an elevated position.
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ch m. This Man Doe . , 't Like Onions ,
it 7' A physician states that by han ll
onions In the house sickness can
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uc. prevented. The occupancy' of t
house can also bo prevented at t
all. '
same time.
SlIrely Limit of Depravity.
the Thomas , King was fined In a Lend
eaf pollco court the olhor < lay for tald
his baby to a pawnshop and trying
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lis. pawn It for C O cents , wherewith
. buy gin.
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ow Encouragement Does Much ,
he No man eve\ ' dId a worl ( In spite
Jed persecution that he might not h
"I done 10,000 times better If ho 11
'Iod beoll encouruged , - John Oli1
No. Hobbes. .
It's
een Peculiar Plunder.
veil Among the plunder which burgl :
carried err recently from a Sun Fr
cisco house were two dOll1e's , or b
ros , as they caU them out there.
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log , All Are "of the Earth. "
'hat Don't find too much vlrtuo mer
" upward " remombm'
d- in "looking ;
uan are walielng on the ground-John
lust Howland ,
Not Always Easy.
It does not mean very much to
"Oll teml1tOll. But It does orton take a
ent , of mornl courage to ) 'Iold-Llfo.
lit.
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ked A s\lco \ of raw potato rubbed 0
da , . , unsIghtly IlUtcheli w11l orten Cll
. thom to dlslllIIJcar.
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MAIL BROADENED HIS VIEW.
Effect of Confederate Letters on Gen , '
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Lcw Wallace. ;
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' How the opening of n mall bag full , :
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oC cal1tured confedernte letters apt " / < 1 ' " . .1
pealed to Oen , Low Wallace , and gave , , : ' .
hIm a lIOW Insight Into the feelings , : ,
and motives or his 011ponellt8 , Is one 'rl : } ;
of Uw OCCIIITences narrated in his
"Autobiography , " as raJlows : "After ' ; ! 'r. ;
( Unner , 11 suldie\ ' brought In a bug tied , '
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not loclell. ' Iall , ' ho said , 'just . ,
found. ' I had him cut the string und ! '
el1lpt ) ' lhe contentR upon a table. ' . , i\
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'I'hey were letters unolellcd ; the car. ' ; ,1' .
rim' had doubtless delivered them ,
then lied. 1 gave them to an olllcer . , .
tor examlnntlon. Along towards oven , .
ing he reported : 'Thero Is nothln
here of military importance. Uut'-
his voice softened-'Iook of these. My . . .
mother might have written them to
me , ' { 'hero arc the same prayers in
them Cor their side which wo hear
for our slde-prarers , too , to the same'
God. I would JIIw to Imow what you
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thlnlc or them , ' And 1 replied. after
ha'Ing gene through lhem : 'I aelmowl.
edge mxself wiser of a 1I0W lesson.
The 1100plo of the routh believe they . . . , " , j
have It cause : ! lnd cortaln1) ' every one
of thom w\to \ Is In the field soldiering (
for that cause 1I1ust be respected : I o ' , I
may he mlsgllided , butte \ must be '
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honest. ' " .rom ttattout' \ \ I have not
ceased to act upon that prlnciple. "
Hehoboth Sunday Herald.
ACTION WON THE FARMER.
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Proof of Klndneoo Stronger Than Any
Political Argument. '
The "one touch of nature" tha.t
"makes the whole world kin" W B
added accidentally by a man who ,
when he was running Cor the legisla.
ture , endeavored in . . . .aln to enlist by
his argument the sympathies of a certaIn -
taIn old Irishman , This Irishman had
great influence with his neighbors ,
and it was 'therefore with Borne dl3ap-
polntment that the pol1t1cal aspirants
saw Patrick Halioran's expression of
stubborn disapproval at the close of
an hour's convorsatlon held coso to
the Halloran pigpen , In the end ,
I however , Patrlclc and all nls friends
voted for the ma\\ , and one day , when
his election was secure , the rcpresent-
ative calied again on Mr. Halloran ,
" against me Patrick -
"I thought YOll were ,
rick , " he suld , "I was , " said Mr. Hal-
loran , Cranlt1y. "I had no use for your
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argyments that day you stud so 10nl -Jr.
over the pIgpen. But whin I minded
aftherwards how whiles you talked
you scratched the back 0' th pig till
he lay down wid the pleasures of it , "
I said to mes11C. 'He's all right , no
matther if we do disagree on some
few 1I'lnts , ' I sald , " Youth's Com.
panlon.
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Primary Colors.
Primary colors are the colors Into
which white light is separated by the
dispersion or a prism , Those named -
by Newton are red. orange , yellow ,
green , blue , Indigo and violet. Artists - -I "
ists reduce these to three-red , yellow
and blue. Scientists generally consider -
sider red , green and blue to represent
the primary color sensations , and in
one theor ) ' there are IlUPIIOsed : to be
three sets or nerves In the retin&
which can respond to these three co ) , '
orB , The idea of three prim&ry color.
Is that from the combination ot thes
, I. three all hues may be produced which
LS are to be found in white light.
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Phllanthroplat's Good Work ,
WilHam P. Letchworth , the donor of
Glen Iris , the magnlflcent lOOO-aclo
m1tate that has been given to New
; i. Yorl ( , is the orIginator oC what is com.
a. monly Imown as the New York system
Ih of almshouse construction , It provIde ! !
y , dIfferent bulldlpgs for the sexes , with !
n. an administration building In the een.-
tel' , a. service building behind it , an
joined by a connecting corridor. Because - i
cause of hIs friendship for the Indian '
.rt . cause , he was adopted into the Seneca
) n nation and given the pame of "Hei-Wa.
111 ye-is-tah , " meaning "Hie man -who 11.1. .
nt ways docs the right thing. "
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Prairie PlaY3 Hide-and-Seek.
Some rears ago a to\loraph \ : r was J
Ilg : .sent out from Wnshlngton to make a
be survey of what was then Parne pral.
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he 1'10 , Florida , a bit of land about 85
ho i miles in extent. 'fho lIur\'ey was 3
made and the prairie described , Three It
I 01' foul' ) 'oars later n new surveying .
expedition found that this land had
on' been transformed Into a body of wang - ,
ng tor , and It was )1ut ) on the map as t" "
to Lake Alachu , It developed that this
to lake-prairie 11111)8 a DI' . Jek'JI and Mr.
H'de game with Itself , som'etlmes ap.
as ono and sometimes as the ! '
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lve I Playing for Safety. (
lad A tew weeks ago a negro , of Ala. . I
fer bama , entering the witness box , said
he thought he wr\uldn't swear , Ho .
, thought he woulll just afUrm. "Eras-
tus , " said the Judge , "how Is this ? A
month ago , when ) 'OU appeared before
ar s
. me you cOlrsented'eadlly \ enou"h to
lur. an. b" orn , ' \ \ h ) ' Is it ) 'OU will only be
affirmed now ? " " \Vell , yo' honah , "
said Erastus , "de reason am dat I
I specks I ain't qulto so sure about de'
tacks 0' dls case as I was o' do odder"
ely .
( OU
OUA. Ina's Signature.
'frlftlng ns tlle actual worlc of sl I1'
ing his name ala1 seem. ) 'et when the
number of mcs Klag Edward affixes
his shnatllro to documents Is consld.
lO b ered the work assumes something of
the mltllre flf hard , or at leaJt contino ;
lng , laboIt Is oatlmatcd that hIs ,
royal naale Is sIgned to not fewer than J
60,000 officla ) locuments ) 'early , and inD
, vor addition to these there are several -r
use' hundred shhatures amxed to bill prl.
ya Q correspoucl'c. . .
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