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GAINED HIS FREEDOM1
THE FETTERS OF PAIN WERE
BROKEN
A Marvelous Change How a Future
of Gloom Was Averted The Present
Full of Joy and Hope
From the Herald Helena Mont
As rugged undliardy as one of the pino
which grow in the Itocky Mountain re
gion is G E Ticknor of Helena Mon
tana For twenty four years he has re
sided in the mountain country but hie
Tigor 1b not due altogether to the bracing
air of Montana Last fall Mr Ticknor
was what might well be termed a physical
wreck For eight weeks he lay on his
bed suffering from a severe attack of
cciatic rheumatism in one of his hips
Physicians and medicines gave him no re
lief and the future looked gloomy Added
to his troubles was the anxiety concern
ing the care of a large family By chance
one day Mr Ticknor saw an account of
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale
Ele He said to a Herald reporter that
e was not in favor of proprietary reme
dies but in this instance something in
tho article caught his attention and he
determined to give the pills a trial In
the interview with the Herald representa
tive the other day Mr Ticknor spoke in
the most emphatic terms of the marvel
ous change in his condition Before a
week had gone by he said I was able
I to get our of bed and move about I had
hardly used one box of the pills By the
time I had taken three boxes I felt twenty
years younger In fact I was a new man
and have been perfectly well ever since
I cant say too much for Pink Pills and I
never miss an opportunity to praise
therfl
When the Herald representative saw
Mr Ticknor he was making some repairs
on the school building on Boulder ave
nue He swung his carpenters hammer
with all the vigor of a lusty young man
and looked as hale and hearty as any
man of his years to be found in the entire
Rocky Mountain country He is fifty
nine years old and is able to do a days
work at his trade of carpenter Pink
Pills can always be found in his house
Mr Ticknor lives at 1419 Boulder ave
nue near the American Biscuit Manu
facturing Companys plant where he will
be glad to see anyone who wishes to veri
fy this account of his experience with
Dr Williams Pink Pills
Dr Williams Pink Pills contain in a
condensed form all the elements neces
sary to give new life and richness to the
blood and restore shattered nerves Pink
Pills are sold in boxes at 50 cents a ox
or six boxes for 250 and may be had of
all druggists or direct by mail from Dr
Williams Med Co Schenectady N Y
Theodore Roosevelt has made a col
lection of all the cartoons about him
self that he could get hold of and has
pasted them on the walls of a room at
his home He says he gets a lot of fun
out of showing his cartoon room to
his friends
r ITS All Fitsfitopped free by r Klines G eat
Kervo Ko to or Ko Fits sftnr first days use Slar
vcloiis cures Treatise nud 2 00 trial bottle free to
Fit cases Seed to Dr Kline Oil Arch St Phila Pa
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ffhat good health strong nerves physical vigor
happiness and usefulness lupenri upon pure rich
healthy blood liemcruber that the blood can ho
made pure rich and healthy by taking
The One True Blood Purifier 1 6 for 5
Hoods Pills cure biliousness headache 25c
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used The many who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more with
less espendituie by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
theneeds of physical being will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy Syrup of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds headaches and fevers
ana permanently curing constipation
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
evry objectionable substance
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and 1 bottles but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co only whose name is printed on every
package also the name Syrup of Figs
and being well informed you will not
acceyit any substitute if offered
7EF A23RkIOTOIl CO docs half tho -worlds
TricvrIll business because it has reduced tho cost of
I IMKV5T to 16 what it was It has many branch
housss and supplies its goods ana repairs
AHMS
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I your door it can ana aoea i urnisn a
hotter article lor less money man
f others It makes Pumping and
Geared Steel
comnlotlon Windmills Tflttaa
5y ana iixod Stool Towers Steel bubs saw
Frames Steel Feed Cutters and Feed
Grinders On application It will name ono
ol the a articles that it will furnish until
January 1st at 13 tho usnat price It also makes
Tanks and Pumps of all kinds Send for catalogue
Factory 12th Rockwell end FKIaore Streets Chicaso
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M itflBl bE STEPHENS LebanonOhio
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0E A GREAT STATE
NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS
NEBRASKA
OF
Ien and Women of Waverly Pass
Resolutions Strongly Condemning
the Actions of Two of Her Promi
nent Citizens
Women and Men Protest
The citizens of Waverly are in a state of
ndignation over the recent elopement of
Dr G A McCandless and Druggist 15 R
Vining Nearly a month since they left
ilandestinely accompanied by two young
adies of Waverly Misses Alice Miller
nd Nancy Ward The citizens hired
x hall recently for the purpose of ex
Dressing their disapproval of the conduct
jf the two men Two committees one of
voraen and another of men were appointed
io draft resolutions which they did and
rhich were of a scorching nature Both
Kits of resolutions were adopted unani
mously The committee of women com
prised Mrs S J G Riddell Mrs Hattie
W Haw ley Mrs L J Loder Mrs Jones
uid Mrs Miller
It is said that McCandless has hired a
nan to officiate as bodyguard who re
mains close to him night and day There
is violent indignation expressed over the
act that Dr McCandless has returned to
he village of Waverly
Found Dead in His Room
William C Uadger a harness maker of
Omaha and resident of that city for over
twenty years died suddenly at his room
it 119 Fourteenth Street Badger had
been subject to heart disease for several
years He had been confined to the house
lor some tune and the doctor had called
at different times but Badger steadfastly
refused all medicine Monday morning
his landlady went up stairs to call him at
the usual time and receiving no response
she pushed open the door of his room
She discovered him lying on the bed
from all appearances he had been dead
for several hours Considerable money
was found among his effects There was
also a certificate of deposit lor 100 in the
Serman Savings Bank The remains
vero taken to the morgue Badger has no
elatives living in Omaha
Has a Record in Nebraska
The news of the arrest of James E Al
oaugh at Perry Iowa on the charge of
orgery was received with much interest
Dy Lincoln County citizens James E
Alpaugh was the county clerk of Lincoln
County from 1S7G to 1S78 The latter part
of his term of office was marked by sen
sational charges being preferred against
him of issuing fraudulent certificates of
jills allowed by the county commissioners
although the grand jury did not sustain
ihe charge It is said so many crooked
transactions turned up that he found it
2onvcnieut to leave the county and it is
Delieved he settled in Perry The old
amors of Lincoln County are well ac
quainted with him and his misdoings
here
Coroner Investigating a Physician
So many strange circumstances sur
rounded the death of J F McGurk who
died at David City after an opera
tion had been performed by F Engle
hard that the brother demanded a
thorough investigation of the case
and the coroner impaneled a jury to
investigate the manner of treatment and
the facts in the case No death certificate
had been filed with the city clerk which
antler the health ordinance of the city is
punishable by a heavy fine
Forced to Care for His Father
Word comes from Schuyler that John
Vavra of Wilson precinct had his father
before the board of insanity The board
was not long in determining that the 65-year-old
father was no more insane than
the son who it seemed from the evidence
was endeavoring to have his father de
clared a public charge after having con
trol of all the property the old gentleman
had The father was dismissed and the
son given to understand tnai lie was to
take care of him
Church Organ Cause of a Quarrel
Last Sunday morning the Presbyterian
Church at Graham was found draped in
mourning Investigation -disclosed the
fact that the church organ had been taken
out of the church to be used at a dance in
the opera house The organ was taken
out under instructions from one of the
officers of the church However the trus
tees are indignant over the affair and are
of the opinion that the organ will not be
accepted again
Victim of a Iamp Explosion
Mrs Harmon of West Point while visit
tag at Kearney met with a terrible acci
dent A lamp exploded throwing the
burning oil over her entire body Her
sries immediately brought friends to her
assistance but not before every particle
of clothing was burned from her body and
her flesh badly blistered and burned from
the soles of her ieet to the top of her head
ft is doubtful if she can survive
Implement House Fails
Charles Stone
who has been run simian
inpiemenc nouse m Hastings lor a
lumber of years and who was one of her
7ery best business men was forced to the
vail by several large chattel mortgages
aeld by the Adams County Bank This
ucludes all his elevators and places of
business at Iioseland The total liabili
ties have not been made public yet
Preference for Home Products
O C Holmes of Omaha appeared before
the State Board of Purchase and Supplies
at Lincoln to tirge upon the members the
importance of giving home products the
preference in buying goods for state in
stitutions Mr Holmes is secretary of Hie
Manufacturers and Consumers Associa
tion of the slate
Hartington School House Burns
The fine large school building at Hart-
fngton was burned to the ground Tuesdau
evening There was a heavy north westN
alighted from a train at Plattsmouth
They were shown to a hotel wherethey
registered as C W Hill and wife and
designated Lincoln as tneir home After
partaking of dinner the man left the hotel
and went direct to the depot where he
boarded a train for Omaha and has not
been heard of since The lady after
spending the night at the hotel
looking for her companion to return
decided that she had been deserted and
her financial condition compelled her to
make her plight known According to
her story she had met the man with whom
she was traveling some four or five days
before at the Capital he pretending to be
an advance agent for some theatrical com
pany in search of chorus girls and had
contracted to go east with him and join
the company at some point in Iowa but
stopped at Plattsmouth pretending to be
waiting for her tights for which ho had
taken her measure and had ordered them
shipped to them at that point Before
leaving he also took with him a fine gold
ring the young girl had saying he wanted
to get a diamond ring the same size all ol
which he took with him The girl left foi
her home in the west having left nearly
all of her property as security for he
hotel bill and an additional amount c
cash to pay car fare to Lincoln where slif
has relatives
Robbers Held Dp an Operator
Night Operator Newlin was held up
the Burlington depot at Pawnee City b
two robbers He was sitting in the wait
ing room when the window near wa
broken in and a revolver poked under hif
nose The robbers proceeded to ransicl
the office They first visited tho ex
press companys safe and badly dam
aged it in an unsuccesslul attempt
to open it Then they procured
the keys of the money drawer from
Newlin and on opening it secured 5
They stripped the coat and vest frois
Newlins back containing a silver watch-
When they had finished their pilfering
they took an eastern course from the de
pot Newlin managed to get to the sec
lion foremans house opposite the track
and aroused him They started in pur
suit but lost track of them This is the
second time the Burlington night operato
has been held up in that city
Ex Senator Brownlee Insane
The commissioners of insanity examined
Robert G Brownlee a farmer who resided
near the tillage of Douglass and found
him to be demented- The man some years
ago turned all his property into money
aud squandered it by traveling aimlesslj
around making a trip to Europe and re
turning immediately going clear across
tlie country to California He claims now
that the Government owes him 500000000
which he will v receive in a few years
Brownlee was sent as senator to the state
Legislature by the Be publicans a number
of years ago and has been a leader in
politics
Must Pay Entrance Money
J S Scott owner of John 11 Gentry
and John G Taylor owner of Joe
Patchen were ordered to pay the Lincoln
Park Association Lincoln 75 each en
trance money for breach of contract and
it was also ordered that the owners with
their horses be suspended until the order
is complied with This decision was
reached by the board of appeals of the
American Trotting Association in session
at Chicago
Fairbury Machine Shops Burned
The machine shops of the Fairbury iron
works were destroyed by fire which
started in the office The building was
owned by n H Todt and was worth
about 2000 with 500 insurance S A
Seymour had about 4000 worth of ma
chinery in the building which is probably
ruined partly insured Charles Simpson
who operated the shops lost 3500 without
any insurance
Sensational Suit for Damages
A most interesting case rhas just been
finished in the district court at Chadron
Kfore Judge Barlow wherein Dr 7 1
Leas a prominent citizen was sued by a
young man whom he had hit over the
iiead with a cane on account of alleged
slander preferred against him for 100
The jury was out only a lew hours and
returned a verdict in favor of the de
fendant
Kearney Thief Sen fenced
In the district court at Kearney Frank
Sanberg pleaded guilty to stealing silver
ware irom the California wine house
about a year ago and was sentenced tc
eighteen months in the penitentiary R
W Reese who was found guilty of forginj1
orders for county warrants was denied f
new trial and sentenced to four years
Patents to Nebraska Inventors
Patents have been issued at Washing
ton to the following Nebraska parties
llobert Tressler aud V Trinitich Hast
ings car coupling Thomas S Ferguson
Omaha egg carrier Warren T Beaser
Lincoln method of and apparatus for
hardening cast steel
Cass County Mortgage Record
The following shows the mortgage re
cord for October in Cass County Kami
property filed 35100 released 23010
city property lileu 13205 released 2
750
Nebraska Short Notes
A woman evangelist named Phillips is
holding successlul revival meetings t at
Hooper
The Kearney oat meal mills so long
idle have resumed and are being worked
to their full capacity
Knox county is torn up over another
county scat light The citizens of Creigh
ton are behind the agitation
Isaac Eaten a farmer living twelve
miles north of Beatrice is under arrest
charged with criminally assaulting a 13-year-old
girl
And now Fullerton people are trying to
work themselves into a prespiration over
an alleged gold discovery on a larm in
Nance county
A
Kearney gambling joint has posted a
notice which reads Married men not al
lowed to play here unless upon written
permission of their wives
Ilirt luiAnla rr l fi i m intinohnv m
i i j i i a jluL iiiv vx vuiuni1 lutiiiouiir til
yvuuauuucmueoiipHiii was uimuieio jn enjoyillR ptstoflice facilities the
save any part ol the building Insurance
3500 in the Home Fire New York
Wealthy Farmer Commits Suicide
Peter Stander the wealthiest farmer in
the vicinity of Plattsmouth committed
suicide at his home by hanging Ill
health and despondency were the cause
His estate is valued at 150000
Sandy Griswold Is Acquitted I i
Jn the district court at Plattsmouth be
fore Judge Chapman the jury exonerated
S G V Griswold from the charge of any
criminal complicily r in the death of
Fletcher Piobbins
An Unsuspecting Damsel
A few days ago a tall slim individual
resembling a minister in many respects
accompanied by a lady of rather small
stature with auburn hair and well dressed
postoffiee at Luce having been
lished with H C Mcnze as Nasby
Dawson County t people are signing o
petition urging Gov Holcomb to compute
qhe death sentence hanging over J B
Walker to imprisonment for life
A reduction in the working da chang
ing it to eight hours has been carried out
by the Burlington in iis shops at Ilave
loek Plattsmouth lioldredge and Mc
Cook
Lemoin Young a farm hand living neai
Elk Creek claims the championship for
corn husking His record is ninety five
bushels and thirty pounds husked in si
hours
Mrs Sershon a woman who has heeu
an inmate of the Saline County paorbonsa
for sixteen years recently recorsd 5S
back pension and an award or 3 pe
month as long as she lives
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PR05fiOTS USERS OF ROYAL
Baking Powder Company Wins
Its
Case in United States Court
The dxvobioi of Judge Showalter in a
recent case that came up belore him sus
tains the claims of the Itoyal company to
the exclusive use of ie name Itoyal as
a trade mark for its akmg powder The
special importance ox this decision con
sists in the protection which it assures to
the millions of consumers of Itoyal baking
powder against inerior and unwholesome
compounds The excellence of this article
has caused it to be highly esteemed and
largely used alniOijtthe world over Its high
standard of quality having beeen always
maintained consumers have come to rely
implicit t pon the Royal brand athe
most wl lesoute and efficient of any in
the mar ct The cupidity of other
is exciled by this high reputa
tion r id large demand Very few of the
hu uedsof baking powders on the mar
ke ire safe to use If their makers could
sell them under the name of a well known
re atable brand incalculable damage
would be done to the public health by the
deception The determination of the
loyal Baking Powder Company to pro
tect the users of Itoyal baking powder
igainst imitators by a rigid prosecution of
hem makes such imitations of its brand
extremely nrre
Editor Quiggs Faux Pas
Speaking of Caruth He is the gen
tleman who rather disturbed the ser
enity of that metropolitan editor and
statesman Lemuel Eli Qulgg
The Republican party Mr Speak
er shouted Mr Quigg on an occasion
when metaphorically speaking he was
sailing and soaring In the heavens of
the house the Republican party Mr
Speaker on that occasion of the na
tions greatest peril stood like a gladi
ator belted and buckled booted and
spurred
Will the gentleman interrupted
Carthnr with the look of one who was
taking a consuming interest in Quiggs
speech and wanted full Information on
all points as he went along will the
gentleman please mention where and
when It was that the gladiators wore
boots and spurs
The houBe as- usual full- of approv
ing delight yelled its glee over the In
terruption and all very much to the
confusion of Lemuel Ell Quigg Chi
cago Times Herald
Sitting Bull as a Soldier
Do you know says an old army ofii
ei -that if Sitting Bull the old Sioux
chief had been a white man he would
have been called a general In fact he
was a groat natural soldier a sort of
Napoleon Sitting Bull was not a reg
ular chief that is he wasnt a war
chief He was a medicine man what
the Indians call a medicine chief But
lie had great natural capacity as a com
mander His surprise and cutting off
of Custer would have been called a
great achievement if a white general
had in some way performed the feat
tt is significant of Indian character that
Bitting Bull would never tell the story
of the fight at all1 wouldnt say a word
about it although I suppose the ques
tion was put to him a thousand times
by all sorts of people
ffis Weapons TThisky and Onions
A citizen of Green township Hamil
on County Ohio notified Postoffiee In
spector Salmon the postmaster had re
fused to let him have his mail unless he
fruit eating onions The complainant
said as an American citizen he pro
posed to eat onions and also get his
mail An inspector was detailed on the
ease and reported the indignant- citizen
had quarreled with the postmaster and
had drank a lot of whisky and ate sev
eral onions and thus armed went to
the office for his mail When the post
master said Good morning the indig
nant citizen blew his breath into the
postmasters face The inspectors re
port exonerates the postmaster and the
comulaint is stamped justifiable
Eclipses Them All ili Hours Chi
cago to Jacksonville Florida
The Monon Route with its eustomary
Miterpiise has put on a new fast train
hat makes the run between Chicago and
lacksonville in Ji5J4 hours
This train is composed of elegant Pull
nan Perfected Safety Vesiibuled Open
md Compartment Sleej ers including
Drawing Room and Buffet Sleepers as
vell as comfoi table day coaches with
Monon Celebrated High back Seats
This train leaves Chicago daily at 832
p m arriving at Cincinati next morning
it 730 Chattanooga a 050 p m Atlanta
1040 p m reaching Jacksonville at 820
the second morning in ample time to
make connection with all lines for Central
md Southern Florida
This is the fastest time ever made by
my line between Chicago and Florida
Frank J Peed Gen Pass Agt Chica
go City ticket office 232 Clark St Chi
cago
For time cards pamphlets and all otlw
information address L E Sessions N
W Pass Agt Minneapolis Minn
Keir II ardie has introduced an innova
tion in the commons While other mem
bers sweltered in frock coats and top
coats he looked cool and easy in his
jacket suit and knickerbockers
Tnrii is moio Cnlan ii in tliis section or 111
country tlisui nil othor di3Cfiso3 pat toseliicr
iiml until tho last few years iras supposed to tt
ncu iblo For a great many years doctors pro
nounced it a local disease aud prescribed lciil
remedies and by constantly failing to furc
with local treatinont pronounced it incurable
Scienco has proven catarrh to bo a constHu
tioinl disease and therefore requires constitu
tional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manu
factured by P J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is
the only constitutional cure ou the market It
is taken internally in dososfroin tan drops to a
teaspoouful It act3 directly upon tho blood
arid mucous surfaces of the system They offer
ono hundred dollars for any case it fails to
unvo Send for circulars aud testimonials Ad
dress F J CHENEY CO Toledo O
35Sold by Druggist b 75c
Out of the 11000000 of women in Italy
nearly one half are employed industrially
outside of theirdomestic duties and S000
000 are engaged in agricultural labor
A hard cough distresses the patient and
racks both Lungs and Throut Dr D
Jaynes Expectorant is the remedy want
ed to cure your Cough and relieve both
Pulmonary and Bronchial organs
The reed bird and the oyster have ap
peared as the always reliable heralds of
college yell and the football hair
Only a trial of Tisos Cure for Consump
tion is needed to convince you that it is a
good remedy for Coughs Asthma aud
Bronchitis
CNo man was ever so much in love that
he was unable to sleep Sunday morning
A CoBgu Cold or Sore Throat requires
laasradiate attention Browns Bronchial
Troches wMl invariably give relief
That famous new woman is the same
Controlled by a Hair
One solitary human hair seems a
very small thing but It Is the most Im
portant part of an Important machine
In the Capitol at Washington The ma
chine warms and ventilates the House
the Senate and the various committee
rooms and runs several electric dyna
mos Its most curious feature Is the
appliance for telling the proper tem
perature of the air in the building A
dial arranged like a clock marks dif
ferent degrees from zero to 100 Zero
means perfectly dry air 100 saturated
air I e air carrying all the moisture
it will hold Human hair absorbs mois
ture like a rope becoming shorter
when it is wet The hair here is six
inches long The difference in length
between It when wet and when dry
stands for the 100 degree of moisture
on the dial and as the moisture of the
hair varies the pointer on the dial
moves According to the necessity more
steam is thrown in or steam Is allowed
to escape the atmosphere being In th is
way regulated and kept at a healthy
Doint
Ijord Scully an American Citixen
Lord Scully familiarly knowrn as
Rackrent Scully of Ireland has taken
out naturalization papers In New York
presumably that he may have a legal
right to acquire more land in this coun
try He now owns 100000 acres of laud
in Illinois owns more than a whole
county in Kansas and has large pos
sessions in Nebraska and Missouri
A Singular Form of Monomania
There Is a class of people rational enough
in other respects who are certainly mono
maniacs in dosing themselves They are
constantly trying experiments upon their
Htoinachs their bowels their livers and
their kidneys with trashy nostrums When
these organs are really oat of order If they
would only use Hostetters Stomach Bitters
they would if not hopelessly Insane per
ceive Its superiority
Casimir Perier is enjoying life now that
he is not afflicted with the buiden of office
He has taken to cycling and enjoys a
sharp spin in the morning along the
shady paths of the Bois de Boulogne
Mrs Wlnslows SooTniKo Syrup for Children
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Mr Frank Ratliff residing at
Keyser North Carolina under date
of June 10 1805 says I was
troubled with dyspepsia and my
physician gave me Rlpans Tabules
and now I can eat all I want and it
does not hurt me like it used to I
think they are good inedicThe You
can use my name if you want to
lUpatut Tabules are sold by drutelat or t7 mail n
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house of Walter Baker Co estabiisnea
in 1730 has led to the placing on the market
many misleading and unscrupulous imitations
if their name labels and wrappers Walter
Baker Co are the oldest and largest
faciurers of pire and high grade Cocoas and
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used in their manufactures
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A round cipher not know
ing whether the stroke will
go up and make him six or
down and make him nine
Its showing time with him
He is burning up fat This fat must be in as constant
supply as the air he breathes
It has got to come from somewhere If it does not come
from his food it must come from fat stored up in his body
He steals it and you say Hes getting thin hes growing
so fast
Scotts Emulsion will take that boy set his digestion
at work re build that body His food may not make him
fat Scotts Emulsion will
Be tut t you gtt Scot ft Emuhien vihtnyou want it and not a cheap iubtstsie
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