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Vo Uoo. onl tin- l.atoi.t and HKHT in
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Our Neighboring
I GENOA.
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Mrs. Hu'illi l'ugilov cif Monroe
, township ha been entertaining a
couple uf vnutig lady friend ft out
Ontnhii this week.
I'M Mutko departed Iroin tint l'a-
'Mi iimt Monday wheto ho will join
I Ms fatuity iind visit tho Portland ox-
position Ik lorn returning homo.
I .Mrs. Chas. Shields uf Fullorton died
I Ttit'sdny night in an Umiiha hospital
whom she undorwont nn oneiation u
' short titno before. Wlitin it became
apparent that who could not rocovor,
her brother, John Klin was phoned for,
and boarded tho evening f rli'j,'lt nrriv
tun in Oinalia it short tlino after his
siHtor hail iusskiI aw.iv. Mr. yiiloldn
wan irtht whon tho eml onmo. Tim
roinaiiiH worn hroht to Oonon Writ
ncftday ufturnoon, mid tnkon to tho
homo ot her imronttf, Mr. and Mrn.
Androw Klin. Funornt sorvii'PH worn
hold in tho l'roKtiytorinn church Thurn
day forenoon. Interment waH In tho
enmotory Mint It ot town.
Tauirs Ihirnn, wlio woikoil around
(tonoa thirty voarn hk. '' now root
iloh in Honno county, paid thin jilaco a
visit Tuomlay for tlio lirnt titno in
l! yearn. Since ho wan hero last tho
pliyRical appearance of Mr. Kuriix Iuih
rhiiuKeil, mill may whoonroltnow lilm
iik a Htalwart IiiNhuinn ' toot hih
and weiKhiiiR 1U0 pounds, did not
recoRiue him Tuenlay. A few year
aco Mr. llnni KOt taitKloil np with a
span of imiLi'o, anil when tho ilootorn
1,-ot throuKh with htm one arm wiih
Kono and hit), richt Iok hadlv crippled.
Dr. K. O. McMillan fell dead in
.Vullorton Momlay uhont four o'eloclt
jiwt hh ho waH uhout to htart for tho
depot u, take tlio eveiiini,' train for
Cioiioa to join his wife on a visit at
tho homo ot her brother, John Will
unison. Tho wife was at onco Inform
ed, and accompanied by her children
ami K. A. McMillan, brother of the
deceased, departed for Fullorton. Dr.
MuMillan had recently returned from
near lllsnmrclc, N. 1). whero ho pur
chased property. Ho had disponed of
hiK business ami homo in Fullerton
and wiih to havo left for his now lo
cation thin weolc, after a brief visit
with relativcH hero. ltoiiiltiK hi.s
widow ho leaven five children.
LINDSAY
Tim (lilninii.
Mrs. Dan Hallorau departed for a
Mimmrr outing in Idaho.
Wo failed to mention last week that
thoro is a handHomo new daughter at
tho homo of Kd Wohb.
A husky boy was born to Mr. an d
Mro. Aug. ICoeppo last Friday, and
August has a severe attack of the
struts.
Matrimony lir.- its penalties as well
as rewards, but they seldom make
themselves so manifest as in tho case
of Mr ard Mrs. dole. Mr. Ooro is
tho young man who dan boon clothing
for Mrs. Andrew in the drug store.
Lust wee!; ho went to Meadow (Srovo
ostensibly to attend tho reunion, and
ho evidently became inoculated with
tho spirit of the occasion, for when
ho returned ho brought a pretty little I
hrido with him. Hut when ho dilll
dent ly reported tor duty lit tho ill ug
store ho Inuiid ho didn't have any
more of a job than it rabbit. Kvi
dontly Mrh. Andrews couldn't mio
wherein it woull benefit hor business
to havo a love-lorn swain chatting
lovo'ditttcH into tho epsom salts or
rnlkiug goo-goo to dnvoy over tho
dephono Mr. and Mrs. Clore loft
tho name dav for somewhere else.
i4oni to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
1'o.torfton, Tuesday, a handsome
daughter.
1 Mrs, FroHuhnut' wont to Dodge
Thurhilay, whom tdio will bo followed
by Frank today, when they will both
go to Ncola, Iowa, for a visit.
Jim Yntos and Max Haugo arrived
homo Sunday night after an absence
ot three months in Wisconsin, Tlioy
only stopped hero for a few ilayn visit,
lining enrnuto to South Dakota. They
leit on Wednesday, and Krio Ilrndholl
went with them to try his luck in the
harvest Holds.
St. Edward.
I I'l'iiii Hi" Ailwiiui'
Luto North of Columbus was in
St. Kdwartl on business Tuesday.
2 Jasper Karnes of Kcd Oak, Iowa,
arrived Monday on business nud for a
visit to his daughters, Mrs. O. L.
DoiIiIh and Mrs. W. H. Curry.
2 Mr and Mrs. O. A. Molin of (icuon
wero guosts ol Mr and MrH, F. F.
Wagner Sunday.
L .lufitiiH loturned Weilno.-day fore
noon from Omaha whero he had been
marketing cattle.
Tho now residences ot (I. W. How
ard and Alex McKay aro beginiug to
tulto hubsttiiitial form The work is
progressing nicely desptto the ex
rreinely warm weather. This will bo
the banner season tor now rihlm iicok
in St Kdwanl
Mi:.h Motto HoMincriint.' tiinii lie.
came trichteued yesterday fun noon
as she was driving across tho millrnco
at the west 'end of Heaver street,
and .lumped oil' tlio bridge. Foruimto.
ly the buggy cauhf on ft support ami
Totoitf and Villages
wan not carried down. Moth horse
hecume etitatiRleil lit the liarneM ntnl
(lrowne.l Ih fore help could reach
tliMiu, MiH Louise Hinltli wan also
lit tho httUKV and the two youtiK' Indies
are to ho coiiKratulated ution their
almost miraculous oneaie. Miss Itos
currant siivh that one of the hoises
hecauto frightened at a largo hole at
the cant end of tho bridge and lunged
against its mate pushiiiK It oil of tho
bridge. As tho tlrst horse went over
it dragged tho other with it.
Leigh'
ll'roin tin- Worlill
Harvest in on in full Must in this
vicinity Many have their early oats
In tho shook but tho late ones are not
ripo at tho present time. Taken as a
whole tho harvest will bo very satis
factory to fanners.
Henry Kohl, who had Iwen in Omaha
for several day with IiIh little son,
returned home Monday evening Mr.
Sohl savs that tho hoy will not bo
able to ho homo for another week. Ho
still err da severe attack of appendicitis
and two weeks ago today wiih operated
upon foi appendicitis by Dr. A. 1.
Condon.
1j. A. lliohforil anil his gang of
fence nteti pulled up slakes in Leigh
and went to Madison tho latter patt
of tho week. 'J'hev did some business
hero but not enough to warrant thorn
staving longer,
Word wan received hero Saturday of
tho death of Margaret Weber, the fov
en.yearold daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Oonrad Weber, south of town. Mrs.
Weber and daughter were on n visit
to Hominlngforil, Nebraska, when
Margaret contracted ilipthcria and
died tu a very nliort time. On nccottnt
ot the contagiousness of tho disraso
tho remniiiH wero buried hero.
Five O'clock Tea.
(I'iIiIii)'h Dull))
MrH. D. M. Karr and MrH. elms'.
Dack entertained one hundred and
thirty guests yesterday afternoon at
five o'clock tea in compliment to Mrn.
Olsnen, Mrs. Karr s daughter, of Omaha
and Mrn. Htlllen of Clarlnda, Iowa.
Fruit punch was served during the
Afternoon in the parlor by MrH. ThomiiH
Dank, and a two course luncheon wiih
served at eighteen small tallies on
the lawn. Hoth tho tables and tho
house were profusely decorated with
nasturtiums and nwuet peas. The
menu consisted of creamed peas ami
potatooH in patt a sholls; cucumber sal
ad oil nasturtium loaf; olives and hot
rolls: and vanilla ice cream and cake
Weighing Free.
The L. W. Weaver Coal Company
havo just put in a not of Fauhauk'H
host standard scales, which have boon
thoroughly tented with government
test weights. Corroot weights are
heroforo guaranteed. Wo iuvitu every
farmer and ImHiiifsH man to weigh
over our scales. Wo will bo glad to
weigh every load free of charge Our
scales are conveniently located in tho
rear of our olllco.
L. W. Weaver Uoal Co.,
tf HttccoHSorH to Woavor it Newman.
Tint lilltt' I lii ii m of f'liniiiiun.
A speaker III the house of commons
has to address "tho most chilling, none
destroying iittdleiice in the world"
r.veti hiicIi a cool headed, seasoned ora
tor iih John Itrlglit once mild, toward
tho etui of his career, too, "I suppose I
ought to bo iiHhaiiicd of myself, but the
fact Is that 1 never rise In the house
without u trembling nt the knees and
a Hecivt wish that Homebody else would
catch the speaker' eye mid enable mo
to hit down again." And Disraeli, who
boasted thnt ho hud no nerves, declar
ed: "Tho blare of trumpets, a thou
hand loolicis on, have Induced nieii to
lend u forlorn hope. Ambition and
oiio'h constituents have Induced men
to do a far more ile.speinlo thing
ppcnk In the house of commons." I.un
dun Mull.
CnliiK to IIimI III Imlln.
doing to bed In India Is it very dif
ferent 'process from going to bed at
homo. To begin with, It Is a fur less
formal' process. Thuro is In tho hut
neiisoii no HliuttltiM of the door, no
cutting yourself off from the outer
wot Id, no going iipsUiirs, ami, dually,
tut getting Into bed. You uicicl.i He
down on your bed, which, with Its
bedding, it so simple as to bo worth
dmcrlbilig. The lied Is n wooileu
frdino.wlth a webbing laced acioss It,
mid each bed has ft thin cotton mat
tress. Over this one sheet Is npivh',
and two pillows go to each bed.
bob tors not being used. That's all
Homo people do not even have tlio
mat tress, preferring tho cooIiums of n
IiliH'i.'-Of lino nnttUm;.
Crimen AkiiIiikI AoIiiiiiIi.
"Tho cooks of tiMluy," wrote Yuan
Mel, u Chinese author of the ulnoM'onlli
CL'iiturv, "tlilul: nothing of mixing In
one soup the meat of chicken, duck, pig
Mini goose Hut these chickens, ducks,
pigs and g 'Oho li.no doubtless hoiim,
and Hie o . i ili will most certainly llle
Vlal'its lu H." nest world of the wti)
the,, Iiiim- In on inated lu this. A good
coils will iim plenty of dlll'oreut dlhli
es. Iju'h iirtli'lo ot' food will be made
1 1 exhibit Its own eliarai'terlsllcs, while
each made dish will be i luirneteileil
by mio domiuaut llavor. Then the pal
ute of the gormaud will respond with
out freak nud tho lluwors of tho uuu)
bloiHom forth."
ORIGIN OF PIKE'S PEAK.
Inillnti l.rKi'ixl ut Uf I'o rm ii It on t
Tlili I'n iu out .MiiiiiiIiiIii.
The (iiialnt Indlaii legend of the for
mation ot I'llte's peak 1 as follows:
"At Hie beginning of all things the
lessor spirit. pissesMeil the cm lb and
dwelt near the banks of the great
river. They hail created u race of men
to bo their sonants, hut these men
were far superior to the present In
habitants of tlio earth and made end
less tumble for their ucntors. 'I'heto
fore the lesser opirlts icsohod to de
stroy mankind and the cm Hi Itself, so
they caused the gioat rher to ;se tin
til It luiist its hunks nud overwhelmed
everything They themselves took em h
a i.irgc portion of the best of the earth
that thc.i might cicate a now world
nud n quantity of innlc, which hud
bom thelt particular food, and teliirn
I'd to heaven, Ar. Ilng at the gate of
heaven, whlih is at the end of the
plains, where tin M.y nud mountains
meet, they wele told that thej could
not bring such burdens of cutli Into
heaven. Accordingly Ihoj dtopped
them nil then and (hero. Those falling
musses made a great heap on the top
of the wot Id which oMemleil far
above tho waters, and this is the origin
of l'lkc's peak, which is thus shown to
bo dltectly under Hie gate of heaven.
(It was formerly twice as high as now,
but lost Its Minimi), ns is told In an
other legend )
"The rock musses upon It and all
uhout show that they have boon
dropped from the sky. The varloly
and extent of the mineral wealth !u
the region piovc that the earth's choic
est uuilerliils hio deposited there. And
htlll us th ustollallous move across
the heavens nud vanish above the
mountain summits we tuny see the
Hplrlts rise from the giont river and
pass to the gate of hoavoii. The fall
ing slurs are their falling burdens or
the dropping grains of maio."
CULTIVATE TACT.
If You lln .Sol I'limti'iK II, Sttli' In
Aeiliilri II.
I want It rccoguicd that tact should
be taught oontliiuoiuly, seriously, thor
oilghlv ; that It should Is1 placed lu the
forefront of education and take Hu
natural llrM place side by side with tho
catechism, writes Prank Danby in
J thick nud White.
A friend of mine lecenlly sun'eiliig
under u great bereavement was lu the
receipt of innumerable loiters and telo
grams irotu friend., iicipiiilulancesuuil
(he genera! public. Out ot the 1,M0 of
such communications two only lilt Hn
right nolo. Among pages of sentiment
al and religious commonplace two mes
sages alone tombed the heart.
"He was a man I loved. I am with
you In your grlel," was one.
The other inn: "You have lost your
bel pal. lie was mine too. Cod help
us both."
I'. ell 1. 1 ( I it-iii epitomized the senders
nun with gieit hearts. Hut the lie
julslilon of tiict by some of the other
s.viupiiHilois would havo supplied Its
place
Again, pit;, lug an afternoon visit re
us, th, my hostess, wanting u book to
which our conversation had referred,
rang the boll. Within two minutes the
Korvaiit appeared with tea, ami the fob
lowing colloquy occurred:
"Who told you to bring tea'"
"I'leuse, 1111111111, I thought that was
what j ou i ang for."
"Well, please don't think. I hired you
to answer the boll. It wasn't the sig
nal for a guessing competition. When
I want you to do Hint I'll supply the
kitchen with n copy of u newspaper."
I was not surprised to hear this lady
changed her servants frequently.
In llnrki-Mt l.niiiliin.
Ill his book, "Child Slaves of Cleat
Itrltiiiii," Itobert II. Sheiaid willos:
"There are thousands of our poor ohl.
(lien lu London starving not on no
count of the poverty of the parents
but by reason of the Ignorance nud
sloth of the mothers. They know tioth
lug of cookery, they wish to know
nothing, 'liny do not care lor Hie
trouble, lu I'vi'iy Loudon slum you
will Hud u fried llsh hIioji or u cooked
meat shop or a gioeor who sells choose
and pickles nud potted things. It is
much eiihler and 'less worriting like' to
M'lid the ehlldion out with coppois for
a penn'orth of IMi und chips or a lilt
of cheese und pickles th.lll to cook liny
thing for tin-in "
VlM'llllllll (Mill A IM'llllllll,
"A vocation" h one of thine tiiifiir
innate words thai .u ustanll.v being
used lu n wr.in' senso. Strictly tipeak
lug, It refers to ometh'ng that calls a
man uw'io I'l'om Hie oiilluar.v oci upn
Hon of his nll.v lite If you eiiiu ,vour
living by drafiiiig cotiveyaucos und in
toiprotiiig legal siilitictles and also arc
often soon in leisure hours with a eain
era lu your hand nud have a dink room
nt home, the . tho law Is your vocation
and photography your avocation. Lou
Ion Telegraph
T'ic I'luriiiluiin.
Thoie aio few birds whoso plumage
i i, variable ns the ptarmlgaii'ii
'lliree times In tho year its plumage
i linages It has separate coals for
iprlug, uiiliimu and winter At Hie ho
glmilugof .Vovemliir It puts on the la t
eostiuno of the sous-oil. Its sprint,
brown and summer gra.v t.orve well to
hide It mining the scanty herbugi of IN
hiiiiuts front the keen ejo of tho soar
In;: falcon
'I'l'lle r,riiriiiiii ,
'So you hi ve bought your wife tin
other opoitive I'ng Isn't that a waste
of iimncv. V"
"On Hie coutraiv, It Is true economy,
for h won't lequlro half so many
p'Urs i if gloves us tol'llierli "
Thete eiiiiiiot he a gi enter rtlib'liesn
th.ni to Inti niipt another in the current
tf h!h dlHt'O'itse, -l.ockc
A LAND 01 W0MD1KI,
lhe81RktiArriaiU Mmur TklaMi
latarett la Oalifarala.
California linn numerous ni.ta.rBl
bridged, cavee, etc of no little Interest.
The Matnoth Cave of Calaveras, dis
covered by iiiitierR in lHoU; the AlabMter
Cave; the CryHtal 1'hIaco Cave, contain
ing a number of uttriiotive subterranean
iippnrliiietitH, Biich iih the bridal Cham
ber, the Chrystul I 'a luce Uoom. Aouri
omiappiirliiiKtit called MiibIc Unit, where
tho deposits of utiootin origin not only
take tho form of organ pipe, sounding
boards etc., but emit, when struck, tnusl.
cnlHoinidnand vibrationo. Nuar this oavo
aro two natural budges which the tour
ist can visit ami return to the railroad
within half an hour. Tho only natural
way to roach these scenes of interest is
via "The Overland Limited, Route,"
comprising the Union IVilloand Hoiith
ern I'iiciHc, now reuly one line. The
only line running through trains to Hun
Friini'iHcn from Omiiliii, its fust trains,
arriving iilxteen liours ahead of nil com
po-Mtors. I'ainpliloiH and maps doHcrib
ing the wondiTH of California, and full
information about the most comfortiibl
ami diieet route to the I'neillo CoutH.cae
be obtained of F L. Lomax, (1. 1. &
T. A, Omaha, Neb.
The Diamond Cure.
The latent iiowh from Farls is, thojr
have dincoverud dlnnioud cure for con
Mitnptloii H you fear coiiitniiptton or
pneuttioiiui, it will, however, tto boot
for you to tnke that great remedy
mentioned by W. T. Modoc, of Vau
leer, Tonn,' ' I had a ooujjh for f onr
teen yearn. Nothing helped rue, until
t took Dr. Kings .New Plnoovery for
Consuinpi Inn, coughs nud colds, which
gave instant relief and elTocted per
ment cure."Uneiualed euro for throat
ami lung troubles. At Chan. Dacka
ilrng store prlro fiti cents and $1 guar
anted. Trial bottle freo.
Brick House Held Domes
IIMI .March ami early April pigs for
Summer ami Fall trade. Cnn furnish
in pairs or trios, mil related, at bargain
puces. Writeor call for prices or den.
ctiption.
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