Nebraska Newspapers

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WASTED , AS ELEVATOR SITE
Platte Contor'a Grlovanco Against
the Union Pacific.
THE CITIZENS EXASPERATED'
Ilrnllhy Competition Crou licit Out
null I'urnicrN I'oructl to Sell
'Jliclr rrniluctH to the
Jtiiilronil Company.
LIXCOLK Hi'itcvu or THE OMAIU nnn , )
1020 1' STIICKT , [
LINCOLN , July 2' . 1
A comprMnl from I'ltitto Cciitt'f of ti
licctiHiirly aggravating nature Was filed
before the Btnlo board of ItaiiHporlatlon
thin morning. It rolulos that the Union
Pacific1 Hnilrond company has ru-
) > cntudly been usked by tlio Plntto Cen
ter Hlcvntor iihsocitition for a t-uiUiblc
bite Uon uhh'h to build an elevator ,
and a eidu track nucobyiry for the easy
aliininiMit of the grain that the company
might handle. Such procure was
brought to bear on tlio company hint
fall that Mr. Motion was sent to the
place to provide for the site and
the necessary side track. Uoth
were promised. The elevator company
was satiHliod , silenced and consequently
happy. Yet the Hito WIIH not selected at
that time. Other olllcials of the road
imiat be consulted about this matter.
Meden went his way , and the grain men ,
merchants and farmers waited for word
as to where the bite was to bo located ,
that tlio olouitor might bo worked and
equipped. No word wime. Hut the el
evator company continued to buy grain
and products of the farmers as fast as
the cars on track could bo obtained for
the commercial change. This grow
tiresome. Jtboon became intolor.uit and
the Union Pacific authorities hayo
Binco boon asked again and again
to fulfill the promise of their
agent and provide them the desired ele
vator site , but thus far without avail.
The elevator company Bland ready to
pay in spot cash whatever reasonable
ju'rchaso price the Union Pacific may
ask for the Hito. This is the first in-
Btance on record that this railroad com
pany ban over refused to sell any portion
of their real estate for an honest price
unless it had been reserved for the
bpticial uju of the corporation. As a
reason for this pure bred cusped-
ncbs , it in stated that lloimbaugh
& Morriman operate an elevator
nt Platte Centre in which the
Union Pacific is believed to own a con
trolling interest , and by freight extor
tions the robbing is carried into the
purchase price of farm products by
Crowding out competition. At least the
actions of the railroad compiinj domon-
Btrutn tills. The elevator company
asks the board if there is a remedy , and
if so to point it out.
.H'Pfli ; MAM1X INTIJUVIi\VKD.
"You have asked mo two or three
times lately , " said Judge Mason to Tine
HIK representative this morning ,
"whether I had anything now to oiler
on the tianspurlatiun question. I gen
erally avoid jim newspaper men as
much as possible , but 1 have this to say
touching tlio question that will explain
why western jobbing centers , suoh as
Lincoln and Omaha , must give way to
Chicago and other gtcat eastern cities.
U'lio railroads build thorn up anil kcei
flown biiLolic places nf promise ant
" "there is no disguising the fact. Why
sir , the discriminations in rates 01
fourth class freight is positive proof
on tlio position. Now tlio state
boards of Iowa , Illinois and Min ?
nesotn have reduced rates at the
behest of homo industries. The policj
of this course could not bo roasonablj
questioned. It is moro important in
Nebraska than in those slates Unit the
guardians of the commerce of the state
bhonld pursue the same course. It is
not plain , for example , why a jobber ii
Jhia state should not handle goods 01
tlio SalnO t cmi as a jobber in Chicago
Our jobbers buy sugar , tOtlM and otliet
articles In Now York , Boston , Pittsunrf ,
and other eastern cities from Iho same
refineries and factories that the Chicago
cage dealer docs. Their rates to .Chi
cage are the same , and llio rate west
Bliould bo the same , taken in the
aggregate , laid down to the retailers
tailors at the distributing points.
If the cost of transportation on any of
the attending conditions justified
higher rates ba crt on Nebraska job-
Iiing points than Chicago or St. Louis ,
hen tlio position of equality would not
bo tenable , but the goods tire hauled
from Nov York orUOston , as the case
might be , over the same route , in the
tame direction , starting at the same
points and reaching the sumo dOhtinu-
tion. Then why not tlio same charge ?
Hut how dllloront tlio rates , assuming
llio iatcs to Chicago to bo fixed rates.
Take the discriminations as shown by
Iho following comparisons on fourth
class freight , whi'ch makes the princi
pal tonnage , and you have the basis for
the conclusions T reach in a nutshell :
Chicago to Lincoln , ! M ; Lincoln to liar-
\vood , ! U , sum of tlio rates , tiii ; ( Jhifiigo to
Ilnrwood , , r > : i ; distance Chicago to Lincoln ,
540 miles ; Lincoln to Ilnrwood , h * miles.
C'liicnjro to Lincoln , ! M ; Lincoln to York ,
2S ; sum of the rates , IW ; Chicago to York ,
M ; distance ChiiMo U > Lincoln , 510 miles ;
Lincoln to York , 5 } miles.
Chicago to Lincoln , ill ; Lincoln to TJdgnr ,
80 ; sum of the rotes , 70 ; ChlenRO to Ktluar ,
50 ; ilist.uicoCliic.i o to Lincoln , 510 miles ;
Lincoln to lidKiir , 111 miles.
Chicago to Lincoln , ! U , Lincoln to Super
lor , ! ! 0 ; sum of tlio rates , 70 ; Chicago to Su
) > crior. M , dlstnncu Chicago to Lincoln , SIC
Inllcs ; Lincoln to Supei lor , l'miles. ! .
"It will bo soon that this system of
making rates breaks down and destroys
nil commercial centers within the state
tuul transfers the business of the state
to the great cities and commercial cen
ters without the state , and the only pos-
Bible method of preventing this calam
ity to our commercial interests is a re
duction of local railway rates. The
only existing evil of which the people
have a right to complain is that the
reduction made by the board of trans
portation was not greater instead ol
ICPS. "
"Is that all ? "
"Isn't that enough 'f You reporters
fire never satistiod , oven after jou have
pumped a follow dry. "
SrCACIUK INVEVTMKNT COMPANV.
Articles Incorporating the M'Caguc
Investment company were received ant ]
filed at the olllco of the soorotary o !
Btato to-day. The company was or
pivuiiiud and commenced doing business
III the city of Omaha on iho 3rd day ol
last .Tilly , and under stipulation of tlu
articles will continue for a period o
fifty years. The general nature of the
business of this corporation is to receive
on deposit money , valuable or othoi
property for investment or safe keep
ing ; to loan QP advance money or credit !
on real or personal securitioi
nud to purchase , sell ant
negotiate notes , mortgages and debentures
turos ; collect and tlisburso or Invest tlu
income and principal of the ni9iioy 01
credits so Ivuned.or advanced , whoi
duo ; to borrow inonov anil issiiu the ob
llgatlon of the company thorofor and t <
trunfcuvl all othur business of u lik <
character or nature. Ono hundroi
thousand dollars is the authorised cap
( tal stoek , which Is divided into share
of $100 each. Jehu L.'William L. , am
/ 2 ± v
'homas II. McPaguo and Alex C.
} ] iarUofi arc the incorporatdrfl.
ONLY A SIlSL'Nnr.USTAN'DlNrt ,
General 'Manager Holdrego writoi
W. II. Mungor , one of the secretaries of
ho board of transportation , that O. G.
Jailoy , of liloomington. labored under
v misapprehension of facts. Of date ,
Inly SM. ho says : "Mr. HtiUey misuri-
lorstands the facts in the case as to
vlilch ho complains. The shipment
vas billed to Chicago only , and robilled
rom there. Tlio charge made from
Chicago to Ulooininglon was in accord-
nice ! with our regular classification
and suhi'dulo. The way bill Issued by
tlio agent a Fort Ann , N. Y. , was an
error. Aa the amount claimed , however -
over , was smnll , wo ordered the goods
delivered to Mr. Hatloy in accordance
with the amounts shown on the bill of
ading iKiforo receipt of complaint
.hrougli jou. "
uiiAxrmor HASH.
The People11 bank , of Grafton , by a
rosolutlon filed with the secretary of
state to-day , signed by Irwln 13. Chase ,
I. II. Welch and W. A. Kcelcr , board
of directors , chaniro tlio bank's princi
pal place of doing business from Oration
to Fairmont , which took place on the
JOth inst. The resolution amends the
articles of incorporation.
Are yon sad , despondent , gloomy
Arc you sore distressed I
Listen to the welcome bidding
"Ho nt rest. "
Hnvo you aches anil pnins unnumbered ,
Polsonlm ; life's GolJcn Cup !
Think not there's no halm in Qilcad , and
"Give it up. "
A Golden Hcmcdy nwults you
Golilon not alone in mime
Heach , oil , HUfTcrhiK one , and grasp It ,
Health reclaim.
There is but one "Golden" Romcdy
Dr. Piorco's Golden Medical Discovery.
It stands alone as the great "blood
purifier , " "strength ronowor , " and
"health restorer" of tlio ago. The
Livc-r , it regulates , removing all im
purities. The Lungs it strengthens ,
cleansing and nourishing them. The
whole system It builds up , supplying
that above all other things most needed
pure , rich Blood.
MR. ENDICOTT SNUBBED.
The Scimte Doorkeeper 1)1(1 Not Know
the Secretary of Wnr.
Baltimore Sun : Secretary Endicott is
not a frequent visitor to the capltol , and
therefore it is not strange that the
doorkeepers of congress do not know
him when they see him. lie had occa-
bion to visit the sonata to-day , mid when
ho applied to one of the doorkeepers
for information regarding the wherea
bouts of n certain senator the senate
employe , in a most indillcront manner ,
replied : "You will have to go around
to the ladies' reception room. We don't
hand in cards hero. "
"Hut , " said the secretary , "I simply
uisli to ascertain if Senator - is in
his scat. "
"And I tell you , " insisted tlio door
keeper grullly , "that you must go
around to the ladies' reception room. "
It was a very embarrassing moment
for the dignified secretary of war , as
several newspaper men whom ho prob
ably knows by sight _ were present , llo
drew back , sajing that it was very
Htrango that ho could not obtain such a
trilling bit of information without so
much ceremony. Mortified and con
fused , ho bumped intoSonatorVoorhecs ,
who was entering the senate chamber.
The latter came to tlio assistance of the
'secretary and escorted him triumph
antly into tlio democratic cloak room ,
where ho was first introduced to a _ glass
of senatorial lemonade , after which lie
was given an opportunity to consult the
senator he was looking for. The door
keeper declared that ho did not know
the secretary when ho came to the door ,
and had ho but mentioned the fact that
ho was Secretary Endicott there would
liivvo been no ditllculty. "Such is fame. "
soliloquized the secretary as lie took his
carriage to the war department.
Had a bilious attack and one of those
indescribable cases of constant weari
ness. Took quinine and other reme
dies wltliout relief. Took Dr. .Tones' '
Rod Clover Tonic , am strong and well ,
ASA TnoMi'bON , Logan. O. Goodniar
Drug Co. _ _
Po Inflects Curry
Philadelphia Record : A popular 1m
prossion has existed for a number o
years to tlio ollect that during warn
weather germs of microbes or contagi
oils diseases have been carried by llioi
and mosquitoes , thus- assisting in tin
spread of these diseases. This impres
sion has gone abroad in spite of the fae
that medical science has never cstab
lished its truth. The subject wa
brought to tlio attention of Dr. Ford
president of the board of health , ant
also Dr. William M. Welch , physiciai
in charge of tlio Municipal hospital.
"Such iv thing is possible , " said Dr ,
Ford , "but it lias never boon vcrifiei
by practical experiment. It is knowi
that such things as living germs of di
seases do exist , for they have been dis
covered in cases of fever , but never ii
smallpox. They are such an infinitossi
mal thing that , if they do exist ant
there is no reason why they should no
they have never been scon , and pos
sibly never will bo. If there is such i
thing as a small-pox germ it is not im
possible or improbable that tlics wouh
carry it. I suppose that if a fly alightei
on a maltorated sere on a small-po'
patient it could carry particles of tin
diseased oxcrcsoneo 'to another persoi
under favoring circumstances and in
oeulato that person with tlio disease
just as vacaino is convoyed from om
person to another. "
Dr. Welsh said that the theory was
very far-fetched one , and that It wa
simply a thought an idea that ha
occurred to some specialist , and tliu
gained notoriety.
An Absolute ! Cure.
The ORIGINAL AWIiTINU OINTMEN'
is only put up in lurgo two ounce tin boxe <
and is an absolute euro for old sores , burn ;
wounds : clmpped linn Is , and all skin erui
tions. Will iiosltlvcly euro nil kinds of pile ;
Ask for the OWdlNAL AUIBflNB OIN'l
MENT. Sold by Gooilmr.n Drug Co. at 2
cents per box by mail Ui ) coats.
Mulnr Jewels.
Table Talk.
Wo have frequently hoard of gems c
thought falling from the lips , but i
has boon loft to the nineteenth centur
to implant actual jewels in the teotl
so that as the lips move , no matter who
soiitimonts they utter , the jewels this
with rare "brilliancy. Verily are ono :
teeth becoming objects of value.
l'fad" still later than jeweling thorn i
to preserve the molars as they nr
drawn , have them carefully polibhci
and wear thorn as single charms , or , i
there bo ivsutlloient numbor1 have thei
sot medallion slmpo and made int
bracelets. The wearing of , a huma
tooth is said to bo unequaled as u cat
rlur of happiness and insurer of pei
sonal safoty. This queer fancy ma
really bo claimed as bplonging to on
century , as. no record ia iound of it 1
th.Q niusty pngos pf long ago.
'Thu hast on earth , " can truly I
said of Grigg's Glycoriuo Salvo
speedy cu.ro lor outa , bruises , burni
sores , pile * , totter , and all skin oruj
tions. Try this wonder healer. ! J5 cent !
Goodman Drug Co.
Drink Malta.
SCIENTIFIC EATING.
Varying Conditions Under Which Wo
Can Lint to Satisfaction.
Globe-Democrat : In the considera
tion of how and what wo shall eat ,
many things must bo taken Into consid
eration , tind in the preparation of a
formula by which to bo governed , wo
must make the correct diagnosis of our
necessities. The traditional habit of
blaming the food that wo cat for our
'
troublo'ls not tunable , as is the fact that
the real source of the ditllculty is in
ourselves , and that the blame must be
placed upon the one who eatu rather
than on what has been eaten.
The essentials for u natural indulg
ence of our appetites uo conceive to bo
the following :
1. A lit condition to receive food , de
pendent upon the oxirtting state and
surroundings of the individual at the
time of ingcstion.
- . A fit quality and quantity ot food ,
determined by the geographical hab
itat , occupation and habits of the indi
vidual. .
. " . . A proper preparation and ingestion
of food.
1. A necessity for variety of action
for mind and body , found in exercise ,
recreation , etc.
fi. Host.
Under our first proposition it is at
once BO en that as a man's physical and
mental state varies bo must his diet.
Take , lor instance , an individual who is
greatly fatigued , cither by mental or
phjsionl labor , and let him sit at table
to oat. If lie has been in good health
and his fatigue is the result of a tem
porary cause and ho is done with his
labor ho will experience hunger , have
a good appetite , and can cat heartily.
Yet this man is not in lit condition to
indulge his appetite , either as to qual
ity or quantity , as liberally as ho could
in his usual sliito. In his usual state he
has indulged in every edible food that
was on the table , in a , natural way , witli
bonolit. To-day , fatigued as ho is , ho
automatically , without thought , oats as
usual , meats , vegetables , bueh as cab
bage , cucumbers , watermelon , potatoes ,
etc. , and feels no special discomfort , a
little full possibly , and a few hours
afterward beirins to feel nauseated , re
jects at last the contents of his stomach ,
and finally gets real sick with cholera
morbus. His immediate occupation
is u mental ono and the condemna
tion of liis food is centralized as the
cause of all the dilliculty. lie
fails to realize his bodily in
firmity of fatigue as tlio real cause.
The causes of fatigue are so many and
varied that we bliould know them and
act ticcordingly. Physical or mental
labor , loss of rest , high temperature ,
emotional inlUionces anything which
calls for vital force , if sutllciently pro
longed , moans fatigueand ; wo can read
ily see the many varied causes which ,
in a healthy man , can produce a condi
tion in which ho is not lit to cat.
ft is nothing strange or mysterious
that wo find that the same article of
food will in the bamo individual at one
time bo beneficial , at another delete
rious. There are many inlluonces
which are generated in the individual ,
duo to interference with its functional
equilibrium , or the action of agents in
his surroundings , such as malaria ,
vitiated air , bower gas , etc. , which
bring about conditions that have the
bamo relation to our diet , save that
usually the dictates of the appetite pre
vent trouble by prohibiting indulgence.
Sometimes the premonitory symptoms
of their effects is scon in a morbid ag
gravation of the bcnbo of hunger ,
usually ill the direction of quantity , and
tlio individual , where he hits been pur
suing his usual hivbitb of living , who has
tliis experience , should bo warned that
something is wrong and give it atton-
tion.
tion.That all things edible are eatable , is
still true. But in this wo must not as
sume that all things to all individualb
are edible. Our proposition demands a
consideration of the place of nbodo on
this earth , occupation tvnd habits of the
individual. The first of these presents
as the important essential that of the
tomnoraturo in which wo live. Wo
find that the great demand on the body
for the generation of more or less heat
is according as the temperature ; if this
is low , more ; if hig.h , less heat must bo
i5rf > ' 1noeii to maintain the normal body
heat , while by pr6V'el' clothing and
shelter , wo nro enabled , to meet tins flo-
mand to ft largo extent , wo can in a far
moro effective way do to by n careful
and intelligent attention to our foods.
Tlio great aids for this purpose in cold
climates nro found in the non-nitrogen-
ized class of foods , such as sugarstarch ,
fats , etc. Tlio strongest testimony is
ottered in tlio absolute craving of the
body for fat in the arctic temperatures ,
and the reports of the various explorers
who httvo returned to us , of their
personal experience as well as
observation of the habits and diet of the
natives , are almost incredible : Dr.
Ilayes states that the daily ration of the
Esquimaux is L from twelve to fifteen
pounds of meat , about one-third of
which is fat. On ono occasion ho saw
an Esquimaux eonswmo in one incut ,
lasting over several hours , ton pounds
of walrus llesh and blubber. A remark
able effect was been in the members ol
his own party , some of whichfrom thoii
strong cravings for animal diet , wore
in the habit of drinking the contents
of the oil kettle with evident relish.
At the other extreme , tlio tropieal'wc
find that less animal and moro vegeta
bles and liquids are demanded , fruit be
ing iv most important part of the diet ,
To us , therefore , who are in tlio torn-
porato regions , where the seasons arc
marked by moro strongly drawn linesol
demarcation , the dictittes of nature arc
for a variety and change in
our foods which is not neccs *
bary in tlio other. In winter om
diet should approach that of the
arctics , in summer that of tropic's. Oc
cupation is n strong modifier of oui
food. Ho who is called upon for strong
physical exertion must meet the waste
by a stronger diet than ho who is men
tally laboring or ho who ( iocs little , if
anything. This feature can bo calcu
lated mathematically : xnd the results
bo demonstrated. A comparison was
made between the English and French
laborers in the building of the railroad
from Paris to HOUGH in 1811. The
f French engaged in the work were able
I at first to norfotm only about two-
thirds of the labor accomplished by the
English , and it was givspected that this
was duo to the difference in the diet
Tlio French were placed upon the more
liberal regimen of the English nnil
were then nblo to accomplish an equal
amount of work. Sovoro- mental work
demands a liberal diet , but it is fount
in practice that there is a bettor ca
pacity for mental work whore tlio ani
mal foods are reduced tvnd tbo vegetable
used moro libornlly.
Our habits of life , ns regards } regular
ity , indulgences in stimulants and nur
colics have a pronounced intluenco
Tlio o who use regularly alcohol in anj
form or tobacco , and to excess , suffer ii
their capacity for eating , and worst o
all endeavor to effect o , compensation b ;
periodical stuffings , which usually brln |
their rowarcl. Alcohol and tobacci
even under "certain circumstances , ari
Unquestionably foods , uud their habitua
use iiv moderation enables man to sub
slit on less food for thp time being. I
can be said in spite of'this scomingl.
JiwortvblQ ofTco.t , that just EU soon a
as their use effects the individual's ap
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CAUTION ncslRntnc persons , taking ndvnntrtirft nCour rmiutn-
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BOOK TO MEN , FUEE ,
Upon Private , Special or Nervous Diseases , Impotency , Syphilis , Gleet and Varicoccle , with question list.
iTly Kcnsoii lor Writing a Hook Upon Private , Special ami Nervous Diseases.
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Surgical operalionR for the cure of Hare Lip , Club Feet , Tumors , Cancers , Fistula , Cataract , Strabismus ( Cross Eyes ) Varicocele , Inverted Nails , Wens and Deformities
mities of the Human Body pei formed in the most scientific manner.
We Ucat Gluonic Diseases of the Lungs , Hcait , Head , BloodSkin , Scalp , Stomach , Liver , Kidneys , Bladder , Nerves , Bones , etc. , as Paralysii , Epilepsy , ( fits ) ,
Scrofula , Bright's Disease , Tape Woim , Ulcers or Fever Soies , Dyspepsia or Ciastiitis. Baldness Ec/etna , etc.
. ' DISESES O 1 'WO3vEE3iT. T K , tE3 A. T 33 33
Carefully , skillfully and scientifically by the latest and most approved methods. WRITE FOR BOOK ON DISEASES OF WOMEN , FREE.
Dr. McMcnatny has for years devoted a lanje portion of bis time to the study and treatment ol this class of diseases , and has spared neither time nor money to perfect hiimclf , and
is fully supplied with e\erv instrument , appliance and remedy of value in this department of Medicine and Surgery.
We claim superiouty over any oculist or aurist in the west , and the thousands whom we have cut oil , after others have failed , substantiate our claims. To those afllictcd
with Eye and Ear Diseases , we simply say , call and consult us , get a scientific opinion , tlisn visit whom you like , nnd if you aic an intelligent person you will icturn to us for treat
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DR. J. W. McMENAMY , .Iff. W. Corner 13th and Dodge Streets , Omaha , Neb.
polite , that lie is laying up in store dis
aster for the future.
Makes the lives of many people miser
able , and often leads to self-destruction.
Wo know of no remedy for dyspepsia
moro successful than Ilood'b Sarsapar
ilia. It acts gently , yet surely and
efficiently , tones the stomach and other
organs , removes the faint feeling ,
creates a good appotitocurcs headache ,
and refreshes the burdened mind. Give
Ilood'b Sa'rttuparilla a fair trial. It will
llo you good.
HIMIVCIIR , iVfcftl rt Fnto ,
Washington Letter : Tlio wife of ft
congressman docs not have the happiest
of lives. Fancy the preparation of
bor husband 'E > speech. She does not
write it. No , indeed. That would bo
far easier than her task. She well ,
listen to her trialb nnd hear what bhu
docs. The history of tlio speech begins
at home. Perhaps it is a humorous
speech. Heavens , how much domestic
butloring lias been cau.sed by each uoll
"worked up" joke ! The secret history
of the manuscript is bad. _ lL-H"\u ely
concealed from ( lie public. The wife
alone knows it. Tlio pinched and p.ilo
expression of sad resignation on her
face alone tells the story. No ono oUo
knows how those jokes , or those bursts
of eloquence , wear upon the tic-3 of do
mestic happiness.
It is a terrible test of tlio devotion of a
wife to bit and listen to her husband ,
while , with wild gesticulation and
varied tones , bo reads over and over
again some high sounding sentence , '
committing to memory and practicing
its ollocts. What deep and bottled sorrow
row winks into a woman's heart when
bho must listen to a joke nor husband is
memorising ? Hut this not naif of it.
Ordinarily tha preparation of a speech
is tlio result of many days' perhaps
weeks' work. During this lime the
wife is a thing to be practiced upon.
Night and day , at all times , borne fi ag-
menv of that speech , either in t-ouiid or
the manuscript , is somewhere about tlio
house. When the httbband is at homo
ho is either reading it , talking about it
or repeating fragments to himself aloud.
When ho' away thu children take it up ,
and at every turn the wife runs upon a
bit of manuscript.
Make no Mistake.
By dispelling the symptoms so often mis
taken for Consumption. SANTA AHIU has
brought Kindness to riinny ix household. Uv
its prompt use for brcnkmu up the cold that
too of ten develops into thai fatal dlsc.isu.thou-
sands can bo saved from un untiiAely gr.ivo.
You make no mistake l > y keeping a bottle of
this pleasant remedy In your house , OAIjI-
FOUNIA OAT-K-CUUK is equally effective
in eradicating all tracevof nasal catarrh. Uoth
of those wonderful California remedies are
sold and warranted by Goodman Drug Co.
? 1 ft package , 3 for $2 .10.
The Emperor' * Ijelt Arm.
London Truth : Among the many
different accounts of the now emperor H
physical blemish that I htwe boon it Is
curious that there is not ono which is
correct. The left arm is not deformed ,
but withered , or rather dwarfed. The
nerves which vitalize it wore subjec
ted to great unit prolonged pressure
during birth , so that their conducting
pomr ( nerves are like telegraph wires )
wus destroyed. Hence the muscles of
the arm were paralyzed and became
wasted from want of tiso nnd tlio limb
did not urov wm , tno roat Of tbo body.
Tie ) responsiuility of this roata with the
German doctot-s who officiated on the
occasion , n fact which partly explains
tbo Kmpross Victoria's distrust of na
tive talent , ' Sno-'nsistod ' on Dr. Cream
presiding at all subsequent ceremonies
of the same kind , and outraged Teutons
have never forgiven her for this iitTront
to Gorman "science.1"
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dered , the same us a Pullman berth is
rcf-crvod and secured.
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Gen. I' . & T. Agent. Ass't O. V. & T. A.
OMAHA , Nli.U.
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