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LOUIS SCHREIBER.
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All kinds of Repairiag iene ti
Short Notice. Buggies, Wag
ons, etc.. made to order,
and all work Guar
anteed. Also sell the world-famous Walter A.
Wood Mowers. Reapers, Combin
ed Machines, Harvesters,
and Self-binders the
beat made.
2TShop opposite the " Tattersall"
Olive St.. COLUMBUS. 26-m
Judicious Advertising
( 'rentes many n new business,
Knhirges manv an old business,
llovives many a dull business,
Ilec-cucs many a lo?t business,
Saves manv a failin-r business.
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judicious advertising, for this section of country
includes
THE JOURNAL
A ono cf tio lm-dinm. because it is raid hr fb
l-t icoplv. tio-o who know vchat they want anc1 i
l; for-nj.st th-yK"t. W'v challenge compt.ris
wiiii u:iy roanirj -paper in tiioworJil in tins rr
;: -twenty yarn publishing by the same
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published in The Jovrnau This letter than
anything le, t-hous the class of people who
read The Joukxal every wreck, tf
GOSHEN
FENCE MACHINE!
CHEAP. CXNTLY $15.
Woven wire and elate, cnt willows, split boards
yrr.njthing of the sort, used: after posts are eet.
fonco can be made and stretched on the around,
in the winter, by a boy or ordinary farm hand,
10 to 40 rods a day, and can work it over an
(tronnd. The man who has one of thcee ma
rine can build a fence Hint is more durable and
eafe than an other, and make it at lew co6t.
The machinn and a tsniple of its work ran be
een inthecity on 11th t-treel at Ernst & Schwarz
Lsnlwaro frtore. Wii !-!! mchice. or territory,
or contract to put up fences.
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direct, fecace we can tmn.e.-.cs patent basinets in
less time and st LESS COHT than those remote
from Waabincten.-
Sead nodel, drawing, cr photo, with descrip
tion. We advise if patentable or not, free of
cLcrce. Oar fee sot dee till patent is secured.
A book, "How to Obtain Patents," with refer
ences to actual clients ia joar siaie,cesiity or
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$5
TO SHU PUT
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J.C-0J Brewster's SaMy XUla Holders
Given away to :titrouBC-ifc-s. vety
fcerte earner text from I to e. tices
Bcvcra.-tssraeicsa' rest. sea3icsurt
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BlacKsmiut aao WasoH Maker
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rabably tho latter.
Mclliek Look here! Sklpps. the cash
ier of the Sphinx National bank, has
just fled with SS0.000 of the deposits. He
, was an old and trusted employe, and the
directors ttntik lie must hnv tied In a lit
of mental aberration.
Jellick Either that or a fit of abstrac
tion. ifuu,cy'is Weekly,
bott'i Thlst
tTe offer On ttu-dred Dollars Beward for any
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by taking
Hall' Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop., Toledo. O.
We. the nndersigneJ, bare known F. J. Che
coy for the latt fifteen years, and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transactions
ted financially able to cany out any obligation
trade by thclr'firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale DrucgUts, Toledo, O.
Wa-Dino, KnXAN Jfc Mamix, Wholesale Drug-
rlsts, Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, nclhu
dlrsctly niton the blocd and mucous surfaces ot
the system, 'rice 7Sc per tattle. Kold by
Dr-tgist.
ail
St'GAit was unknown to the ancient
Greeks and Romans. even as medicine, i
and not until tea end cuflee and alcoholic
beverages created a popular demand for f
its use, early in the eighteenth century:
did it become an important diet in Eu- j
rope. Tiie annual consumption in Eng
land was then only three pounds per .
capita; it. N now at the rate of ity-two '
pounds. I
Sciiweixfcktii. the Rock ford
tor. may be also the Messiah
Siotiv. Mipgests the Kansas City
jmpos
of the
Times.
Talking of patent medicines
you know the old prejudice.
And the doctors some of
them are between you and us.
They would like you to think
that what's cured thousands
won't cure you. You'd be
lieve in patent medicines if
they didn't profess to cure
ev&t y thing and so, between
the experiments of doctors,
; and the experiments of patent
medicines that are sold only
because there's money in the
" stuff, " you lose faith in every
thing. And, you can't always tell
the prescription that cures by
what you read in the papers.
So, perhaps, there's no better i
way to sell a remedy, man to
tell the truth about it, and
take the risk of its doing just
what it professes to do.
That's what the World's
Dispensary Medical Associa
tion, of Buffalo, N. Y., does
with
Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery,
Favorite Prescription,
Pleasant Pellets, and
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
If they don't do what their
makers say they'll do you
get your money back.
MAW'AsTAwrJrAwAfi
KPelFKuBrelVo
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It full-size 'drtts-patterus en
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tt long -continued prosperity
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTINQ.
EPPSS COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough knowledge of the natural lawi
wh'.ch gOYern the operatUnt of dlgettlon and autrt
U n, and by a carcTul applie nUon of the flue proper
ties of eh-ariecte4 Cocoa, Mr. Epos has provldrd
our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured bev
erage whiea may save us many heavy doctors' bills
It Is by the Judicious us of suoh artloles of dlel
that aeoustltutloa may be gr dually built up until
strong enoutrb to resist every tendency todlnease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us
rt-adt t attack wherever there Is a weak po nt.
We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping our-
seives wen roruaea tvuq pure mooa ar. a a property
nourished frame.'
' "Orfl .Ssrrio QasaKe."
Mads simply with bolllnj
water or tutllr. Sold
only In balf-oouad tin. y Grocer, labelled thus:
JAMES Errs eV CO.. Homceopathto Chemist,
FAT FOLKSTREDIICEO
'I write to inform Ton of the sac-
reMof yonrtreatmeot. 1 am reduced
11 tonnUfi,Raatne most important
cciut is. that the result is cerma-
ince discontincins treatment. I have eatea
erervthing, whether it contained ougar, starch or fats.
uu. iikio jitiit inEirwii n puuiiu. luut ijiuiuu twau
yoor remedies remove the caui-e of Obevity. I can
recommend ynnr kill a a Specialit for Obeoity." J.
SlLA8l.KA8.of Bf.-nard ft Leas Mfc.Co..Moline.IlL
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL. ,
o (tarring, no inconvenience, harmless and no bad
effect. Strictly confidential. For circulars and testi
monials address with Cc in stamps.
Or. O. W. F. SNYDER 243 State St., Ohicaoo.
A ROBBER OR THIEF
Is better than the lying scale agent who tells you
as gospel truth that .the
Jcnes' $60. 5 Ton Wagon Scale
is not a standard scale, and enualto any Blade.
For free book and price list, address
Jons of BiBghuiioi., Biflglimton, H.T.
Want to Know
thehnsaaasTstssa, . -
74 sarerf. diarass fadaestt.
otpaoraaecaiul tadtservHssi,
rm ia au jorms oj sustose.
Kset, Bapmrr. Humosts. me..
SinltaTTiaofM&hMttprtnbabiss,
odor's Droll Jokes, profusely lllss-
tt'd. bead ten nets f or asw Lsoch Care Book called
MEDICAL SENSE AND NONSENSE
J. HIXE. ri'B CO.. t2 Eut SSth BU New York-
MOTHERS
Or. Ravdera tTfrinw
Balsam cores Enuresis
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FPnoe SI per packuebr
lc.Tt.urA trtimomalseddress.withrsTnpa,Dr.O.W.r.
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PATENTS
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Guide, or
How to Ob
tain af
ant. cantfiae
PATBICK OTABBELE. AttT at Lsj;WaJiict-aJ).a
Ijoas'wjsowuas,
WstahtasAOB. D. C.
jJSSetKHramuierb.Ptnaion Bureau.
"vrsiolast war. liadjBdleatlngclainis, atty aiuea.
riy DCfllMC l13 prest fx-t rtaedy tor ak-
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TOPICS OF THE TDIES.
A CHOICE SELECTION OP IN
TERESTING ITEMS.
I louttents aad CriUelsas Based Upon
the Happefcltags mt tho Day-Historical
and -lows Kotoa.
' Emigcation from Ireland, though
t greatly diminished, still continues at
! the rate of more than 70,000 persons a
' year.
J The Cronin murderers, who are de-
manding a new trial, apparently forget
that another jury might not contain an
other Culver.
A great deal of the human hair of
' commerce in England comes from Can
ton, China, and is taken from the heads
of beggars, criminals and corpses.
Among 525 Italian immigrants who
arrived in New York the other day the
total wealth was 'only $72.10, and their
appearance was most wretched and ab
ject. A WashLngtox paper says that about
200 letters are mislaid or miscarried
because of the identity of the name of
the State of Washington and the Na
tional Capital.
The German bark Bene Bickmers
reached Astoria, Ore., a few days ago,
from Yokohama, after a passage of
twenty-eight days, said to have been
(.he quickest time ever made between
;hese ports.
If there were no other evidence? of
the matchless freedom of our institu
tions, it would be seen in the fact that
there is room enough on this continent
for the stara and stripes and Herr
Most's mouth.
An Idaho bank on which there was a
run piled upon the counter what was
supposed to be $40,000 in gold. This
stopped the run and brought in deposi
tors, aud when the trouble was over the
gold was" taken down. The package
contained iron washers cut to the thick
ness and size of $20 gold pieces.
Moke than live thousand stonemasons
in Berlin are without work or money.
The builders say that the stoppage of
their trade, from which this state of af
fairs has resulted, is dne to the recently
increased agitation of the social democ
racy. Every one is afraid to contract
for new buildings for fear of a strike
for higher wages on the part of the
workingmen as soon as the work is
under wav.
A spouting journal remarks that the
season has been long, and that "base
ball men declare they are tired." So
we say all of us. Let us have a rest
from base-ball, at least until the frost
is out of the ground nest spring.
People who have no interest in the
game and they compose a very large
class cannot "fie expected to take much
interest in base-ball discussion during
the winter season.
Of the 010 persons treated at the
1 Pasteur Institute iu New York since
j February 18, 1890, 480 were fouud to
have been bitten by animals that were
, not mad. This ought to allay the fright
' that follows the merest bite by a dog,
, but it is doubtful if it will. Though, as
shown by the experience of every Pas
' teur Institute, the large majority of
bites are harmless, yet there is a doubt
' and a fear in the minds of persons who
have been bitten that cannot be satisfied
with anything less than a consultation
with the Pasteur scientists.
The Atlanta Constitution has been
one of the most strenuous opponents of
the Louisiana and other lotteries, and
there is an element of humor in its be
ing the first prominent paper in the
country to feel the weight of the new
anti-lottery law. It is especially odd
that the misfortune should have over
taken it, iu connection with a game of
chance operated by it for its own bene
fit. Nevertheless, the Constitution
will m-obablv admit that the simple and !
apparently innocent device which culti-
M. m I
vates the passion for game) of chance,
that is inherent in most people, is, iu
some respects, moie injurious than is
the device which appeals only to the
confirmed votary of gambling.
The invasion of the city by the mod
ern girl of business is raising the hair of
some of the young mon, who've had the
idea all along that the city belonged to
them, and was a place where you were
expected to exchange cheap cigarettes
with other fellows, and arrange meet
ings with barmaids. Several people
are writing to the papers to complain
that they are gettiug left for places
when the girls are in the running. It
seems to them perfectly inexplicable
that a city man should prefer to employ
a girl, who will sit at her desk all day
till her work is done, to a sickly-minded
young man, whos business is divided
between tho sporting papers and the
dinner hour, aud tey want it altered.
Meanwhile, the girl hangs on to her
desk with a smile of confidence that has
come to stav-.
Minnesota has the nroud distinction !
of furnishing a brand new and decidedly
interesting sensation. A man lately
died in that State leaving a fortune esti
mated at $4,000,000, which he willed to
his wife and four of his live children.
The remaining child, who is said to
have been uncommonly '"wayward,"
was left nothing, his father evidently in
tending the zero to express his appre
ciation of the boy's character and
achievements. Well, the widow has de
clined to probate the will, and with the
consent of the other heir3 will burn it.
Of course, if this philanthropic purpose j
is earned out, tne wayward boy will
get his share of the $4,000,000, and the!
Minnesota lawvers who were expecting i
to attack or "to defend the will will I
doubtless be more or less prostrated
with grief. A good many people hold
that the worst use you can put a
man to is to hang him. But the course
of human events goes far to prove that
VMM XtA4- tleA m wnall .MAM. 1 A ..-.A A T
ran tcay iuc u i rail uts JJU6 IO IS lO 1
treat it as the Minnesota one is to be i
served.
One feature of the recent divorce in I Mn Dashawavwas in the parlor last
South Dakota of a weU-known actress night I just know that you were peek
' from her husband seems to have escaped ? icg through the keyhole,
the attention of the divorce reformers.! Maud The idea! Why, the key
It is the rapidity with which the matri- j
I monial tie can be sundered in this new
accession to our sisterhood of States.
1 According to the reirart it was a little
less than four months from :he time tho j
huabanrl went to South I akota to-reside
, baforo the decree was signed, eealtd
aad dajirtiwi aad the afliotad a
tberlzed to contract new ties. Buen
rapidity is by no means unprecedented;
It!iasbcen equaled, if not excelled;
ovor the Indiana course and it is quite
i&ely that the Illinois divorce tracks
can show a record for faster time. In
both these States, however, the result
was achieved by an evasion or deliberate
violation of the law which requires a
residence of a year prior to this filing
of a bill for divorce. This is not a very
serious requirement for persons of easy
conscience and it is surprising how
anxiety to get rid of an undesirably
wife oi husband does ease the con
science. Technically, the requirement
of the law is not that the applicant
shall have resided in the State for a
year, but that he or she shall "make
oath" to have done bo. It is only
necessary in these States; therefore, fot
the applicant to commit the trifling of
fense of perjury in order to get a di
vorce as speedily as the wheels of
justice can be made to revolve.
The large majority of educated peo
ple recognize the importance of koep
ing pure the air of bed-rooms, but there
are many who prefer to sleep in closelj
shut rooms. In the minds of manv
there is a firm conviction that the night
air is injurious. This superstition
probably had its birth in the malarious
districts. For those that have reason
ably good health the night air is ai
wholesome as that of the day. In
cities it is purer than the day air, for it
is more free from the dust and disease
germs kept in the atmosphere by winds,
traffic and evaporation. Sleeping iu
closely-shut bedrooms with a vitiated
atmosphere causes weariness and drow
siness in the morning instead of that
j feeling of renewed life and vigor that
j one should have. Much of the head
ache and neuralgia-commonly met with
may be attributed to this cause. In
many of the dwelling houses sufficient
attention is given to the ventilation of
all rooms except the servants' sleeping
rooms. These are too often without
windows and without means of heating
in winter, thus insuring improper ven
tilation. No one can do good work ol
any kind unless body and mind are re
newed by sleep, and to be refreshing
sleep must be taken in pure air. Nc
one should sleep in an inside room
one that has no window. In some
houses where the servants' rooms art.
not heated gas is burned to aid in heat
ing the room?. In this way the air it
fouled. There is plenty of air foi
every one, and each one should have
his portion.
Action of Lightning.
A Vienna paper states that PrcJ
Nothnagel, in one of his clinical lectures
exhibited to his hearers a young
woman, .Tosepha Schlessler, agel
twenty, who had been recently struck
by lightning in Styria, and had come to
Vienna for treatment in Prof. Nothn
gel's hospital. The patient suffered
from a derangement of the nervous
system. To his remarks on the case
the lecturer added a discourse on th
effects of lightnintr, substantially as fol
lows : Formerly it was known that the
burns occasioned by lightning had a '
zigzag figure, and that the further con-'
sequences might be paralysis or death.
During the last ten years the lecturer
had made comprehensive experiments
upon rabbits, with the electric spark
of a huge Levden jar, and had thrown '
a new light upon the question. The
action of lightning upon the brain, the ,
spinal column and the peripheric
nerves is shown by the loss cf con-1
seinusness, the disturbance of tho intel-1
lect and the extended phenomena of '
Iaiuenesd, the latter of which have a
tendency to disappear. On the othei
hand, there are intense nervous phenom
ena, which strongly represent those
produced by railway accidents and
other concussions, and which dominate
the patient for a long time. Disturb
ances of sight and speech often occur,
and may remain for life or may in pari
disappear. In other cases there may
be observed in the person struck a
childish frame of mind, which may in
cline either to reckless merriment or to
sadness and melancholy. Experience
proves that lightniug produces its chief
effects ony ?" l.int.s OIs entrance
and exit. Thus, a ilash which entered
a school room injured only the first and
last child on the form, those Letween
escaping unhurt. Prof. Nothuagel
pointed out that in the treatment ol
lameness and other constitutional per
turbations due to lightning, mettalloth
erapy is most efficient, a large horse
shoe magnet being applied alternately
to the head trunk and the limb.. This
process led to better results thai the
electric treatment recently adopted. In
case of a quite recent stroke the cloth
ing should be unfastened, the patient
laid with head high, quietness and
fresh air should be secured, ami, if con
sciousness does not return, the head
should be exposed to a stream of cold
water. Electric Ileview.
To Itreak Up is Cold.
The season is at hand when 'colds"
are likelv to be prevalent, much more
so than when after cold weather has
nearly set in and thick clothing is worn
continuously. It is well for people tc
know of some simple treatment which
will generally abort these attacks. As
soon as chilly sensations are felt, or the
cold affects the head, and there is sore
throat, the victim should pro home at
j once. With his feet in hot mustard
water he Bhonld take an old-fashioned
lum-sweat.
This is very easy administered. Into
j an old teacup pour three or four table-
spoonfuls of alcohol, bet it in a pan ol
water. Now place it under a chair
having a wooden seat. Let t!te patient
sit down upon this, fasten a couple ol
blankets around his neck, allowing
them to fall to the floor, thee light the
alcohol. This treatment .'b by no
means hard to bear. As seen as tho
skin becomes moist the headache is
generally relieved and breathing through
the nose is easier; in fact, &U the un
pleasant symptoms are more or less re
lieved. The patient should sweat as long as
Tla Will
patting 'on a well warmed undervwt he
then, after wiping .nastily am
should tret into bed and be wll covered
witu blankets. He should continue to
sweat freely during the early part of
"" night- Sometimes he will not do
tuis even alter ine appucauon 01 me
treatment advised. If he dees not he
should be given ten grains of qcininr, J
If for a day or two afterravrd'he eats
and drinks but little, and ko3ps within '
doors, the chances are that 1 -will have I
1 aborted his cold.
An Impossibility.
Clara I think it's a shame I can't
i ir ii - i-. tttu:i .
cuiecuuu a Keuiiieiusuj aiuue. uun
was on the inside. - A eto iorfc Sun.
In a book lately published, "To Eu
rope on a Stretcher, the author says
that on board the Ciulian steamship,
plying between New York and Marseil
les, a rriiite ox was kept as a supply of
fresh meat; but the sailors rrew too
food ol it to gira it up, aad it weal to I
tha tad ! tka Yejrafa iiakamedt
SUNFLOWER SIFTINCS.
Happenings of the Tast Few Days Collated
From All Sections of tfae Stat.
The citizens of Hayes county will have
a grand circular wolf and coyote hunt
Nov. 2!. They will encircle ten town
ships and meet at a common center at a
specified time. They say there arc
plenty of wolves and coyotes in that re
gion and they arc confident they can
round up many of them vv Ithin the circle
and succeed in bagging them. Only
those who have seen a circular hunt can
frame any idea of the bushels of ftin to
be had at one.
Somkonk shot through the window at
George (Jarrisou at lils home two and
one-half miles north of Huntley. A few
hours before that time he had caucht
his wife and hired man in a compromis
ing situation and had driven them away
from the, house. Two hours afterward
he was hot in the hand as above stated.
He thiilks his wife did tlic deed, while
she avers that Ciarrison must have done
it through awkwardness.
At Osceola an insane man, tempora
rily in the custody of Sheriff Hamilton,
made e.n assault upon the unguarded
sheriff, who had brought his charge's
breakfast. The madman was armed
with a knife and stahbed his keeper iu
the hack. In the struggle for the knife
the sheriff also had his hand severely
cut. None of the wounds arc serious.
Some men have remarkable presence
of mind at fires. A painter was waxing
the floor of the new A. O. U. Y. hall at
Grand Island with beeswax and turpen
tine when it took fire. Instead of
smothering the fire he ran down on the
street for help. The first man to arrive
threw two gallons of turpentine on the
fire to quench It; In spite Of all these
blunders the lire company extinguished
the blaze before very much damage was
done.
The police of Fremont made a round
up of the tramps the other right. The
first two arn-sted had three bottles of
whisky, but not it cent of money. The
third tourist searched had a marble nd
a poker chip. The fourth was a very
o.V man, and had a very bad case ot con
sumption. They were afraid of an ex
pensive feed bill in the poor houe. and
paid the old man's fare to the next town.
The other three will harden their mus
cles in the employ of the county.
Ai.maM'E. tox Hutte county, fur
nishes a ease for surgeons and scientists
to study over. One wt-ek ago Sunday
Adelbert Higby, a boy 1G years of age
residing In that place, was out hunting
with a rusty old shotgun. The gun ex
ploded, striking the boy in the forehead
just above the right eye, crushing the
skull until pieces of the bones imbedded
the brain. Through the aid of a com
panion Who wns with him the lad was
taken home and Dr. W. II. Smith was
summoned. At sight of the wound the
doctor was surprised to see him alive,
but judge of his amazement when prob
ing the wound to find an old rusty screw
that had been in the stock, imbedded
fully an inch and a half in the brain.
Further probing brought to light two
pieces of the boy's hat brim and four
pieces of the kull bone, the largest of
which was nearly the size of a silver
dollar. In the operation the doctor aUo
found it necessary to remove about h-ilf
an ounce of brain, the nerve center of
the human system, and yet alive! .It is
something no surgical authority has
recorded as possible. Hut here it is
proven. The injured boy has been con
scious ever since the'accider.t, and unless
blood poisoning sets iu stands eery .
chance of recovering.
OrT at Cvirtis the other day an old man
and a young man began scrapping anil
ended the matinee by trying to eat each
other. The old man bit the young man's
thumb off. while the young man bit off
one of the old man's ears. It took two
doctors a half day to'patch up the i ngil
istic fellows.
Pat Cakev. a son of John Carey a
farmer of Pohoco precinct. Saunders
county, met with a serious accident
Monday. He wa about to leave home
on horseback, and in lifting a gun from
the ground by the muzzle the weapon
was accidentally discharged, the load
passing through the palm of his hand
and mutilating it so badly as to require
amputation above the wrist.
Tin: proposition to divide Custer
county into four counties lacked the
necessary three-fifths vote by 'C0 votes.
The diviMonists claim tlie law is uncon
stitutional aud will fight it, claiming the
proposition carried tinder the old law.
They want to name the counties Custer, t
Harrison, Noble and Nominee.
Coxstahi.k Waoneii, at McCool Junc
tion, acted as referee iu a knock-down
between Ed Wilcox and Charles Snyder. .
They quarreled about a small debt and
wouldn't quit their jawing, so the con
stable told them to fight it out and he
would act as referee. After two rounds
he stopped the row and decided the con
test a draw.
R. F. Loomis, residing near Thorn
burg, Hayes county, has a fresh water
pond on his farm. Three years ago be
planted German carp therein and thi
year he. has had all he chose to eat and
some to market.
Fckn'as county farmers sent some
sugar beets to Grand Island for analysis.
They averaged 40 per cent, sugar. The
character of the soil in the Republican
valley, like that of the Platte, is vecy
favorable to sugar beets.
The Haines manufacturing ecr.;pr.:.y.
with a capital stock of 5100,000, has
been incorporated at Columbus. The
company will manufacture windmills,
plows, cultivators, etc., and conduct a
general foundry business.
Mus. LoriiA Viola, of Schuyler, took
a live grain dose of strychnine which
caused Uer death in thirty minutes. No
cause for the deed is known. She has
been married two years and leaves a
husband aud 7-months-old child.
The new opera house at Auburn wili
soon be completed, and the eitiens of
the town intend to celebrate Ihe event in
duo style.
TiiAfK laying on the Misuri Pacific
cut-off from I'nion to Omaha has com
menced. The bridge work is completed
and ties laid ready for iron.
Platmmoith lhiptist have decided
to build a new church edifice.
A fire company has been organized at
Sterling and the town board has author
ized the purchase of an engine.
Work on the Hcatriee electric street
railway line has commenced. The line
will be iu operation by Jan. 1.
A I'EDDLEU giving the name of Geo.
Swanc is in jail at Lawrence charged
with attempting outrage on tlie person
of Mrs. S. Kempkis.
The Cambridge house, at Cambridge,
was totally destroyed by lire. Many of
the guests escaped by jumping from the
windows.
Wm. Kineak. a Lincoln hack driver,
is iu jail charged with attempting to kill
his wife vith a butcher knife. He has
been married less than a week.
Fairbury's steam laundry has been
destroyed by lire.
Wali.fleet, Lincoln country. hajtist
voted 55,000 in bonds for the improve
ment of the precinct roads.
A meteor passed over Superior the
other night which left a trail of light for
full ten minutes afterward.
Sixteen miles of the Culbertson irri
gation canal are completed and a quar
ter of a mile more is being finished up
each day.
The next meeting of the Modern
Woodmen of America will be held at
Omaha.
The ladh:5 of Fremont have reorgan
ized the Charity club for the winter.
About 3.200, raised last winter for the
relief of the poor, remains in the treas
ury. F. S. Smith is ia jail at Plattsmouth
charged with forging a note for 841.25
and selling it to"D. C. West, of the Xe
hawka bank, of Cass county.
Xick Carovich. a Bohemian stone
mason at Kearney, bad both bones of
his leg broken "by (he fall of n large
stone. It a fev days n Tat about to
(tart to BobeoBit after his itmUr '
So Relation at AU.
. Incidents Of the self-assuiance of the
rising generation are not infrequent.
They arc not confined to the Caucasian
race, however, as a Seattle man found
out the other day. The gentleman, who
is rather paternal in his manner, was
riding the other day In, an elevator which
is manned by a colored youth. Address
ing tlie youngster he said:
"Well son, do you have to work pretty
hard?"
Like a! flash the answer came:
"Huh! I aio't iid son df yodrs. I ain't
eben no relation. You white trash is
gcttin' to be to blame imperaut to us
colored gen'lemen, anyhow. You get
out, right here."
, And or paternal friend got. Seattle.
Press.
"the tiiil.l or au Evil I'urea?.
Vatvollo rays in Shukspoare's comedy of
Jwelfth Night," "Some are born rjTe.it, some
at hie re greatness, and some havo greatnasj
thrnCt upon them." So it is with nervousuejs.
foni. sir bem nervous, soino acu-'ere nervous
ness by their own l.uprud.no and neglect, m:d
somohave ueronsncss thrust upbri them by
disease. The basic starting psuit of this ail
ment, which gto.vs rapidly aud assumos alarm
ing proportions when it reaches tho stage ot
hypochondria and chronic ileepleasness. is
weakness, tho chill of indigestion, parent ol
many evils. For the incapacity ot the atomic!
to digest food, an 1 ot ?,ho system to aasitn'l j
It after disestim. Hostel ter'e Stomach Ki.terj
has ever procd a sovereign remedy. fclee;
becomes tranquil, appetite improes, abnormal
Aemltirincss of the nerves is succeeded If
tV-adiuees and vfcor in thco delicate tissues.
bedily substance increases when that signs.!
restorative of digestion is systematically used.
Conquer also with it mal.xria. rheumatism, kid
ney Inactivity, lier complaint and constipa
tion. Stanley has broueht with him from
Africa two native boys, who serve him
as valets.
CALIFORNIA KIDNKY TEA.
Will positively euro kidney troubles. Cali
fornia Kidney Tea has been d for
many years, and bus cured thousands.
California Kidney Tea will relievo and
cure all Urinary diseases. California Kid
ney Tea will euro liver and stomach
troubles. California Kidney Tea is not a
vile mixture, but a tea pleasant to drink.
Try it. Triee. 50 cent per package. Sold by
all druggists, or mailed on receipt of prico
by California Kidney Tea Co.. Fairlleld.
Iowa.
Teachers' salaries in the United
States annually amount to more than
SCO.OOO.OOO.
lilRAM C. WHEELER.
Importer of PercTaeroa aad Shire StaUIoos.
Odobolt, Sao County, Iowa.
Largest Importation of draft stallions
to America this season. Quality the very
best. Find-class horse, eit her breed. $1,000.
Two and three year's time, 8 per cent., cn
ablingthor&e to pay for himself.
Count Von Moltke will devote to
charity his birthday contributions,
amounting to 150,000 marks.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Mi, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
For everv industrious man, there is au
idle one wanting to borrow money of
him.
ENTITLED TO TIIE BEST.
All are entitled to the best that their
money will buy. s every family s-hohld
have, at once, a lKittle of the best family
remedy. Syrup of r"S-. to cleanse tho sys
tem when co-tivo or bilious. Tor sale in
50c and Si. 00 bottles by all leading drug
gists. A man of 30 years arrested at Wil
liamsport. Pa., for larceny, gave his
occupation as that of a dude.
The saving in clothing where Dobbins
Electric Soap i.- used K ticaity limrs tlie soap
bill. It N uo new experiment, but has been
fold for 21 years. To-day Jut as pure as In
18C5. Try it. Your grocer has it.
The end of life is God; the rule, duty;
the obstacles; our bad passions.
TnousASDS of mothars bl-Bs thonatm ot
Dr. John Bull for Inventing his celebr. to I
Dr. Lull's Worm Destroyers. Children
tease for them and theynevor fail to do
good.
A stingy man would have to stand on
his head to see heaven.
FOR BRONCHIAL. ASTHMATIC AND
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS. Bi-oirn's
Jtronchial Troche1 have remarkable cura
tive properties. Sold onlu in boxes.
Eighty-two per cent, of all public
school teachers arc women.
Quick woik without los3 or waste Is e
cured by SAPOLIO. The only exception
to the saying. "Quick and well don't agree."
When the pretty girl marries rich she
has reached the sweet buy and buy.
Beecham's
Nervous Ills.
Pills cure Bilious and
Mary Anderson is now practicing on
a new lullaby song.
TnE best cough medicine Is PIso's Our
for Consumption. Sold everywhere. 25c
TheGpeaf
REMEDY
FORPAIN
From the "Pacific Journal."
"A srreat Itr atlon haa been mad by Diw
. . &- m M Mam Maswl I
xait os.ew tors. " 4-.'
Tutt's Hair Dye
which Imitates natoro torfeetlosi; It acta
jBatstoBeonslysmdUperfeyhati'ess.
f F YOU WISH Ai
X uuuu
stwvor.VER.
purchase one of the oIe
brsted SMITH A WESSON
arms. The finest rraall arms
eve" inanufactund and the
sffiplnclI53ti!-a"iS
fleoraoume Kuira,.Tuj ..-- -.
. anodela. Conjtruct.1 entirely; stkcM :..
..JTrrt.r, nM for the rrnuiue
nlv unreliabV. (but danKemu.
The SMITH
ti crxrn th- hi
LI."--. -T a. .. . -.11
WESSON RevolviTB an-
Btsmrot upen tn- osr
Kt its
dstcs if ratents
tSSffiSL" smith & WESSON,
:i.. -otti (! oriccs
rsT-Mention thl' rr-r- r:aol4. !Wa .
PENSIONS!
The Disability Oill Is a It. Soldiers disabled since
thewararesBtlUed. Dependent widows and parent
Late CommlsslonernfPeasloai.BmntTH.ie
EMORY
Wmdwaaderisc cured. Books Wreed
ia cue reai:n. TetteaonisJs from an
parts of tfce globe. Prnepeetos v-osr
nzz. sent oa application to Prof.
ATXoW:e, 2S7 Fifth Ave. 5ew York.
nmw
lpstrccttoc FREE to
Inventor'. afiTWritoat
cce tor haad-book ot
Jntorcistioa.
CO- Wsohtegtoa. P.O.
of ererT kind, 3fca tx. d Wotnc-s. eii".ff
I" "I.TW.
gLl;
It r "rn, i"j lr v j ... i.i l
msaslepand stock, they are unrival-d for nai-
article an' an not
.in w iiinnn h iini-". luAiu'-r- ''.
i rairnrn uim v-
new osveaosBt waoee sons aiea hobs ewecra ox irmi
sa5S-ainu-t
oteverr i-o, t-ji.i uii.c i.-o.-..- - Aye ana cxpertcaco are iraportant. 5o ta
a bnts. change. J t3 aiwmorit I v. inrloas rftcics csed-.Votfms -,troawor-or
oar -CopvriKhted Methods ana double I bujlncss Patients st a distance treated It rnsll
ICV 4vf ftnf f!i-!nrri!riici
vonr proou or sa ary. Big W 7'uvtCiu
rnme: I-artJcnlir inc. Addres-.TRKASLK FLR
CHASINU AUE"CT. 5 CooPEit Usion. New Iokk.
STERE0PT1C0KS
McmTOSH
Batftrr 4 Oatieal Ca.
OHIOAQO,
ILL.
MAGIC LANTERNS.
Catarrh
Is a complaint which affects nearly en rybjdr, ators
or !?. It orlxinVes in a eeP. or nieces doa of
o'd. remfaiuedaiih impure blood. D saareeable
Cow from tie nose, tickllcg in (he throat. cSenslvs
I roitb. sain over and Letween the eye', ringing; sr.ei
bntinz noises in the ears, are the more common
srmit::n?. Catarrh U cured ty Hood's Sarsipa
lilis. which t irikrs dirrct'y at its cause by removing
all impuritlrs from the blood, bnlklina up the
diseased tirsnes and Biting healthy tttre t the
wholi yte n.
"I hsveuscd Hood's Sarsaparill a for catarrh with
satisfactory results, rccelvln permanent teneBt
trom It.- J. 1. I1cb.ri. Strcator. 1 1.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Fcld by all dr.urslst. Jl; sis for 93. Prepsredonly
bj C. I. HOOD CO. Lowell. Moss.
IOO- Doses One Dollar
hta& Q-veoxcv,Boccy.
El
RELIEVES
ISUT BKOTUEaS, M w
J-MiHLns. PILLS EFFECTIWlI
BTWORTH A GUINEA A BOX."!
For BILIOUS & NERVOUS DISORDERS!?1
Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired
Digestion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, etc.,
ACTINQ LIKE MAGIC on the vital organs, strengthening the
muscular system, and arousing with the rosebud of health
The Whole rhysical Energy of the Human frame.
Beecham's Pitts, t'ekon as directed, mill quickly RESTORE
FEMALES to complete health.
SOLO BY ALL ORUCCISTS.
Price, 25 cents per Box.
Prepared only by TE0S. BEECHAJf, St. Hclecs, Lancashire, England.
B. F. AT.I.EX CiK. Sole Agent for Vnittd Slates, 3GS Jt SRI Caunl St.. Keuf
TnrJL- who flf tiourdruihiist does not keep them) will mail Beecham's fills on
rcccipf ot prxce out wigwtrcjivw.
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The Companion Calendar
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5 M Monday for Health. OwVsTV:", H
M irym uf.,i...j.. k. r,.. r.. -r n - .- vitn.fKif 9
H iA Thursday for Losses. Ir I 6Xii
nglil Friday for Cresses. JlAii&l
U EaA Saturday No Luck at All. I - ;
5V Sunday the Day that is Hint L SitA Mfl
vfO V9 W,th HeavenIy peace and Kcst. A 4 Vi
I ridlMfchT Mm
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Thin Beautiful and ITniqne Calendar and Announcement i called "The
IUmiK ok Pays." It ha Fourteen I'.ie tinrly prnttd 111 I't-Ior. tin- deiign being
selected from nearly Two Tliou'and received in the 1'ruc 'omprtitiou. It U coinidrred
the mo?t uo el and attractive Calendar of the year. Mailed on receipt of tea cents.
Offer to New Subscribers.
Tlit Calendar will be eent lo each New Subscriber who WII.l. CITT
OCT nnd end un thin ailvrrlWrmrnl, with $1.95 Torn cnrn MnbMcrlptlon.
The Youth Companion "ill be innilcd from the lime thai Ibpnuhncriplian
It received lo January, 191, KICCK. and Tor n full year from Ibftt dntr.
Vo otinr treelli paiergiees 10 Utrye a rarhtg of entertaining rfaliij at so loir a price.
Double Holiday Numbers Illustrated Weekly Supplements.
The Youth's Companion, Boston, Mass.
43 Stmt Check, Post.ojiae Orilrr or Rtgiittred Letter.
REPAIR YOUR OLD STOVES
AND :
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
The Northwestern Stove Repair Co. of Chicago,
Manufacturers and Furnishers of the Hardware Trade.
Repairs for all Stoves and Ranges Manufactured.
Ask your Hardware Dealer to oftier for you.
f-CUT THIS OUT, AHSWERIMG THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
1. Nameof Stove
2. Number of Stove
3. Nameof Maker
4. Latest Date of Patent
5. WoodorCoal
6. Is Coal put in on top by removing lids? .'.'"
7. Is the lining Brick or Iron?
8. Has the bottom Grate one or more parts?
9. Give your hardware dealer the names of parts wanted.
BE SURE to order from your hard-ware dealer only. He will order
what you want from us. Don't destroy your old stove, but repair it.
A little money will make it as gocd as new.
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houae-cIea.ning: Grocers keep ih
DO YOU LIVE IN GREASE?
As a true patriot and citizen you should naturalize yoursell
by using the best inventions of the day for removing such a charge.
To live in Grease is utterly unnecessary when SAPOUO is sold
in all the stores, and abolishes grease and dirt.
Best Coueh Medicine.
Cares where all else fails.
taste. Children take it without objection. By druggists.
Dr. WOOD,
413 Fifth Street,
SIOUX CITY. IOWA.
M
Beznlar Gradcttc in Medlctne-20
years kotpltal awl private prattles
IO in Chiaion ani 'nn Vnrlr s-.
tabllstaed ia Slonx. City Mae
ar-ts still treating" a!l Private.
Nervoaa.fThrnnli.-rf Sn..i.i
'diseases. $Dermstirrhi.
bemmat weakness (niqnt testes: JirtpoteocT
ftosMottszttal trrxcr). and all i'
ornajo liscaes,
irrjMaruiet. cic. . iorcs soaracteca or
1 money refunded , Chr-es fair. Terms
ilea. cir.n icnt rrerzirhere free from gate, ana break-
riui ni3iia.ion iriiv
tljr nrbrletter-IJr. WOOl
it letti llf. irntin i.. h larco.r 1
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una cake or vaseiinoo i. "r,Zemd.
cakeotVasHneSo.fceW.-'3
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unlet Uthtled telA our nvn'.becaiiM you 1''
lu rr.'rc an imihitton jeVc has lttt.e ar no r ..
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HAVE HOT HKER EllTniiEU. a"
tor forms tor application sad full m;eis) wttoa
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Recommended rrr Phvsieians.
Pleasant and aereeable to the
lf.OXES.nse Dr to Dnc'sTeTlodlcalPins.'froi
Tta-j, Frrnux. E.bibc4 la Ewop. Sit-. Ed(iis1. biO; Caa-k
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Boathly imeftmnts. SS. biralM, nlUkUw Tb-r -Mi-y
-est sot b ttrs dnrhj prtrzmcj. TU Ur-a proMitoa of lUs
lo mYA ltd ei m 1U1 u ti t!nc nnlt of a oVnUrrt ssS
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cm Rll Co., tVatai'ei aci Rwslty Prfprfttors
T c-'a pl uVt .j SSajWICK DEl0G.yrJa
firz c:.Tt t-. WW-'. ,.j xrmi -.,-.
UfANTEn T-aadlresM-soi soldierswho
hrmeteadrd alest cnmberoC
CHI liirDB' acres titan !fiOtnvntn
OVkUIBKa before Jitr.c . 1874. and
rsasniEn .bviv .i,ul-j
made nnal proof.
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