"Highest of all ia Leavening rower. U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889.
O
T) n
"Is this the beet?" Is a question often
Msked, win n medicine, is wuntid. Tin)
following me a few of the medicines of
A Wonder Worker,
Mr. Frank Huffman, a younr man of
Bti'lintcM, Ohio, sUtcs that he had been
Known reliability, soiu by fricke tc Co., I under the care of two ptoniiu. nt ulivbi-
urjgnisis ,,, piacc. i ney nave many I , ,Hns. aIuJ lls,.(1 ,,,. fr
ABSOLUTES PURE
1
l M B Mm irJ Jt-j 1 ft a E
Everybody lieads the Daily Herald.
,
OFFICI.M PAPER t;F THE COUNTY
Sitting Eutl on t t- War Path.
The latest from the agency of Geo. W,
Vass. Evtrything tpjiet on the Potomac. ' wliole system
THURSDAY, DKCi Mi:CR A, lf-90
Br. A. NtMsiiur)- lia 1 1m rxrlviiiTft rlsrlit to one
fr. fctrlauu'N l.tiritl Anwlht'llc tor tk I-nlnleM
Sxtmetiou of 1'nelli in Ihto fit jr. Office Uocknood
Block.
I. O. O. F.
CASS I.OIHiK. No. Mi I O. O. meets cv
erj Turn(l;iy iiiulst at 1 lirir hall in 1-itgciald
b)rk. All Oiln i ellowH ai cordiahy invited
lo attend v licit visitii In t:ie city.
l.oni Da vi. N.
JoiiN miv, Sec.
C A R.
McCoimlhiii I't f, No. meets every Satur
day evenicg 7 hi t Ik tr hall, Itoekwood
Jdock. All vl-hing cH,iaits iue hiviied to
meet with us.
(J. F. Mies. !' st. Adj.
I. A. 1'ates, Vtitl Com,
ranted AN AC'I'i VJ-: HO ' K T MAN ,-ai
a- v 5 J ;o 11 ii .ly it Mill: l.,e vim t't'P"''
tunlUe for hi; viii ce In rci ieen: 1 cully are
ojonlbie Nrw Yolk hoese. Maiiiilui tuiv:
I.ock ox 15i-.". N . Y .
New Time Table
GOING WKT GDI.NOKAST
Vol 3 :5i a. Ill No 2 5 :05 p. in.
" 3 5 -.ir, p. 11; ' 1 1; :: o a. m
5, 9 ;m a. 111. " " -H V. in.
7 7 :!'" a. 111. " 1" ' "' a. n.
"8,. .. .. 6 :1ft p, 111. " 12 W :H a. ni
11 s :j5 p. 111. " 2 n:Oa- in.
19 11 :( 5 a. n.
Our Clu'cbing List.
Jlobe-Deiiiocra: a::l Hi-.iiALu $ .'25
-Harper's Magazine "
Harper's IJ .zar "
Demorest's Aiar.zine
Omalia Cec
Toledo IJhule
"Lincoln Call
National TiiUme "
4. Co
4. SO
3 10
2 40
2.4')
2. 1 r,
2.ir
PERSONAL.
Ashur Clark is in the metropfli on
business toJny.
v J. A. Davies K;;4 , is tr-nidrtccin lusi
ness in Omaba tod ly.
E. II. Vv'oob y Lq.. of Lincoln is :'u
."rhecity to lay on leual l)usiiie..
W. C. 8!iowa!ter is mr. in Uutkr eoun
iy on a v. e :ks viMt uith 1 eluli ves.
O. 31. .S'.ieiL't t is doin Council Uluff--nl
Omnhti today en borsit business
II. P. S in.lell i-i i i.ear Oakland in
Hart county, builuinir a bouse on u farm
"wh'ci b'3 owns there.
S. V JleElroy. an alti rney from Ober
-lin Kansas is in the city vititiii"; Li
brotlier-in law. Frank Boyd.
Hon. W. 15. Shryoek, representative
elect, is down from Louisville today,
looking after the county s:.'at.
Dr. Brndel and witV, of Murray, are
in Omah 1 today. The doctor is stock
ing up the neMf Murray drusi itore.
' Huniprib and Fraid of bis Iloise. em-
ployed at the emporium of Io. W.
J Vass. Where you will ahvuj.i :iid th in
reidy to riiise your h-iir by sliowing
I you tint most complete and haiubome
line of elegant watclies, clock?, diamonds
and in fact overytbin in the line of lir.e
jewelry ttc. Mr Vass bus just rernrm d
from the wild, wooly west wlr.re lie has
been at an enormous outlay in securing
and capturing the two noted chiefs of
noble aboriiiii'S, whose aervicea lie has
secured to assi.-t him t'nrouli the rush
of holiday business. Believing that I nin
addrei-siutc an appr. ci ii ng public and
that my energy nd entt rpi ise should be
rewar.l; (1, 1 ri s:;ec tinny n:v:te yi 11 to
call and be ehown tl.Touh our levant
li.izi.ir by our very accomodating mami
ger, Big Indian Fraid of his Horse.
Geo. W. Vass.
Fifth street. Sherwood block.
other cxcilb-nt luedicims, but tln.be ai
u ni thy of especial mention:
Chamberlain's Coiigb Itmedy, fmnoui
for its cures of severe colds, mill as u
preventative for croup. Price 5Ue pi-r
bottle.
Cliambcrlain's Pain Balm, a general
nuly iii iiiirnt ncd esj)eeiaily valuable
for rhcuiioiti.-in. Prn'e 50e j r bottle.
Ch iuibi 1 Iain's Colic, ('hob 11 and I)i
arrlm . K' lm d.y, thu most r ii l)!e i. mow u
mediein' i'orbowi-1 Conipl lints. It l-
especially prize d by persons snbjei t t(
colic. It has cuied many caiis of
chronic diarrhuM. Price 2't ond oOc per
bottle.
St. P .thick's Pills, for disorders of the
liver and Imwi 1 -. A vitroious luit gen
tb; physic that cleni:es and 11 novatis the
Price 25c per box.
Chau.bcrbiin's Eye and Skin Ointm;nt
foi tetter, salt rheum, pcahi-head. eczema
and chronic sore eyes,
box .
Prico 2-c per
atrmiit rntil he
was not able to u t around . Tl.ey pro
nounced his case to b; CooMjin.tion and
incnraliJe. He was peri!ad rl to try Dr.
Kind's New Discovery tor Cor, .:mption,
Coughs ;u,d Colds a'.p at that tin,.' was
not aide to walk iicro-tiiestn.-r without
resting. He found Ihefore !,,; h,.e! used
lia'f a b. H!,.. t' r he wis oilif'. V.tter;
lie ( i P.tinUitl t.. iivi- ir ..in! w I1..1
joying vo'vl health . If von h
IV n i
throat. 1(m-
or ch.-t-t ti o(d!,-, try it. 'e
uarmiti f. M.t i action,
at F. G. Friche & C.V.,
Til.. I bottle fiee
d. iM.vtorc.
W- I Vv '-'J I'iilT
V
A,
L ' a.
"Was Isver c::
Bucklen's Arnica Salve-
Tint JiKST Salvic in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Kheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ChilMainn,
Corns, and all Skin Eiuptio. s, and posi
tively ctir-'.s Piles, or no pay required It
is guaranteed to give, satislaction, or
monev n-funded. Piiceo cents per box
For sulu bv F. G. F.-icke Co.
Grand Charity Ball.
To In; j;ivn December JUti al Fiiz
geraldn' Hall under the auspices of the
young ladies of the St. Agnes Guild.
The proceeds to be donated in pait to
tins western sufferers. Admission "
cents. Supper 50 cents per couple.
D:iuce tickets, including admission $1.59.
Music by Dalbys' celebrated bund e.f
Conn, il Bluffs.
Electr;c Bitters.
This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to nerd no special men
tion. All who have used Ebctric Bit
t'Tssing the same song of praise A
purer medicine does net exist and it is
guaranteed to do all tint is claimed.
Electric Bittere will cure all diseases of
the Liver and Kidneys, will remove pim
ples, B'-ils, Salt Rheum and other aPec
tions caused by impure blood. Will
drive .Malaria from th system and pre
v nt as well as cure all Malarial fev. is.
For cure of Headache, Constipation
and Indigestion try Electric Liitters En
tire satisfaction guaranteed, or money
refunded. Price 50 cents and $1 p r
1 bottle at F. G. Fricke& Go's , drugstore.
Royal Arcanum Notica.
There -vill bu a meeting of Cass
Council No. 1021 Royal Arcanum Thu:s
day evening, Dv c. 4 at 1 :'.j0 o'clock in
tile flice of D. O. Dwycr, .tteney at
law, Nt). 4115 Main street, (up stairs.)
As important business pertaining to the
close of this year's business wi:l come be
fore t1 is meeting tb.;? attendance of all
members is earnestly rtqir steii.
P. J. IIa.nsks, R 'gent.
Hkmiy IllillOM), Sec'y.
Inquire of R. B
tf
Dry wood for sale
Windham.
Repairing done iu first class manner
at B. A Mc Elwais's rbe leading jeweler.
810 Main street. tf
For lamo back, side or chest, u :e Shi
leU's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
For sale by F. G. Fricke and O. II. Sny
der. 3
The reserved seat sale for Lights and
Shadows Saturday night will open tomor
row morning at J. P Young's. Price 75
cents.
Wildman & Fuller are opening a very
floe line of Holiday Goods. It will pay
yon to call and sc-jt'itm, for they will
aave you money. dtf
B. A. Gibson hasbrougl.t a foreclosure
ait iu the district court against D. T.
Dudley and wife and II, G. Race and
wife.
Wildman & Fuller are in the lead as
naual with Holiday Goods. In a few
days they will bs ready to show you a
complete line. btf
Owing to the length of the play Lights
and Shadows Saturday night the curtain
will rise promptly st 8 o'clock, and it is
liopcd that all will be in their places.
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
constipation, loss of appetite, dizziness
and all symptoms of i dyspepsia. Price
10 and 75 cents per liottle. For sale by
T. O. Fricke and O. IT. Snyder. 4
Elisha O'Neill w driving Martin
TVopet'a team today and went into the
tiitch at the fide Chieigo avenae and
-tack fast. Ho abad--ne'i the team and
track out for town. Frank Boyd re--46ed
the team from its unpleasant sit
Mtia and brought it to town, wber it j
-will b cared far.
The Odd Fellows.
The craftsmen of the Mystic link had
it goo. I time all to tiiemsei ves last iiieiit.
Five candidates for membership and de
cree work wire dowu from Louisville
and wrretiotted thron"h the mazes o
Od.lfellow.-hip while eighty local uitm
bers assisted in the work or looke l on
at the proceedings. A banqu: t which
was it p:irt of the program was indulged
in, and not until three o'clock this morn
iog did the fes'ivities come to an co.i.
Louisville now has tin nn-moeis, th
requi.-ite number for organizing and wiil
Plenty of A No. 1 flour on baud to
exchange for wheat at the Factoryvili
Roller Mills. Vhcas taken on depo.
wtf. T. M. Warne.
If U'ii v .;if to bn .i i;ooil );. rail
"ii V: ig s over Seiiirtj. p. .V. Co
A re b.ts, within and oiMm.! ( it v li:n
its. Houses from 5uo to $:i.5oo.
Fartia in (!nss iunty nr.d tin- t, .st tor
-"I" or 1 1 at i e p u k h s
- if.
DAWSON 1 PEA ROE
FINE MILL. EN l-RYnnd
CHILDRENS CLOTHING
Also Fresh Cut PJcw ers.
JTtV"Store inRilev Block.
AUAUUS r
i I" !-:',
! s y. s ' - if vy ,Jlj
- . - I I iV:-:
hvtlydi before
N.K.FairbankSCo. Zfxctt&Aussoie cHco.
BARGAINS! - BARGAINS!
F'LCIAL LOW PRICES IN
BOOTS and SHOES.
il'IMl'.lM.
i. ::;
Y.
O;;. STF'V
fs'iieii.'--'
C. A. MARS, ALL, F
AS WE bought our Leather and Rubber
goods before the advance of lO per cent,
and shall continue to close them out at the
usual LOW PRICES, be sure and consult
your interest and call and get prices before vou
buy elsewhere.
W. A. BOECK & CO.
Farm for Sale.
240 acre i of tine land, with all modern
improvements, within one mile of Mur
ray. Will sell all or part of the same.
Puces reasonable and terms easy, for
further particular address or call 'ii,
E. Bf.ijgek,
Murray, Cass Co., Nebraska.
Subscribe for the Daily Hekat-d, de
ivered to all parts of the citv for 15
cnts pr-r week.
AN EGZBM& 17 YEARS.
Cured in 8 Weeks. One of v;
Greatest Cures ever Perform
ed by thoCutlcura Remedies
soon have an I. O. O. F. lodge
own.
their
County Cour'.
William Spoier ys John McAfee and
Win. Jameson. Default of defendants
entered. Judenient for plaintiff for
S4G:.0f. Jude Sullivan for plaintiff.
11' . n i
v esimnnouse iMecmc company vs
J. K. Bellous. For tiial Dec. 11 at 10 i.
m. Hablenaan tfc Graves for plaint:?".
II. D. Travis for defendant.
Ella C. Shivenek et al vs Diusmore &
Uumihrey. Continued for service. W.
L Brown ftr plaintiff.
The State of Nebraska vs John Cox
and Wm. O'Connor. Evidence held in
surrieient to bind defendants to answer
t District Court and order of discharge
entered. Matbew Gering for state.
Beeson & Hoot for defendant.
Fred Walters was a Lincoln passenger
this morning.
S.lwin K'ncaid was arrested today
for firing off a gun within tho city lim
its. He will have a hearing tomorrow.
Mr. J. Beaver, of the Palace restaurant,
A'ent oyer to eastern Iowa this morning
on a combined business and pleasure
trip.
Boyd & Hinshaw, the contractors and
bu'lders have just erected a neat shop on
Fiith street, just north of the IIekald
oTce.
On yesterday Commissioner-elect Jacob
Tristch appeared before Jndge Ran.sjy
fl'ed his bond which was approved and
took the oath of office before that ofiiciaL
The case mentioned yesterday of the
the state vs. Walter Cole is before Judge
Archer, who is conducting a preliminary
examination. E. II. Wooley and Mathew
CJering appear for the prosecution and
Beeaon & Root for the defense.
At the n::e of tlirc mi'Dtlis. a rasli, (v. liiel
af 1'iv.ii its pruveti to be eczfiiia 01 tlt rlieaai
in:. lie Its ji:p, araiiec o.i my f.n e 1 ' 1 1 ifi. i
ii.-r i itei-ian w.-s chIIp;!. 'mii.p ei tlva ni,
n;e a.'y noon : an, urn inaae me u ers-.'. iee
di-ea-e eueiii u. u una!) lea., ji j,-pa;l to i.n
anus, ar-il let: till 1 was laivl up entirely ai.il
.-! S.-, -- fl'eiu emit nually sittiri; tr.
tue II') 'i- o:i si ii ow i-v
f ?--x'Sj.,h e-tifraete'i so Tti't .
losi ; l contr I i.ltlie'i a uw;;s
UMeriv In le;e-s. n! ,nitl;e
v. cu'tt liavt to li it me out ai:l
" r.-1"! inii' ecu. I eeuui ret . round
the I'ou-e on lev h: iul asm
. J, feet, lil t I could ni.ti.et IfV
e: tl:es on tit all mh had to
wear a Mirt f a (li-ssin
uewii my lit.ir li .it all iiiatfeti
ilown or fallen oil. ; ! mv
ffi liea t. face stk! ears were oi.e
.- l -,'.L' I li m i ',in 1 I. 1(1
rz w .1.-. . ." .:. :
tJ rw '" in s nii'Linei llillll 1 v.:S
seventeen je.osof ate. and ore day iu . January
1STU I rea i "an eee iiinr in tl.e Trinune oi yoiii
i.ii. en-'. l.'vjiHia.s, tt tie eiibd mv "ease
soexae ty tliat I ttinuel-t sm the last res ', t
t.itlive tliem a trial. When 1 firnt. aiipiiil
tli"in I was a!l raw ;mii1 b'.eedimr fro a ncrateh
inn ia el'. l ut I went a-leei) almost i.'nmedi
;i t'-'y s- i:i t iiiiiiT 1 !;aii i of done f ir year i lie
ei.eet was so s ottiinir. Ja about two weeks I
Id Si.o ! s I ill'- lit bm imt wa'k, I w .s so
w-sik : but my sores were nearly wttll, as near
a 1 ran jude.tlie Ci'ticuka Kioikdiks eured
me in about six to t iv'lit weeks and up tolliis
date (i e from January 1879 to January 1SS7) I
have nor bi en sick in any way. or Have had
t!e least signs of , the disease reappearing on
me. W. J, MelJU.N Al.D.
3702 Dearborn St-Chicago. 111., June 30. 18S7.
-.-.r i
Butter And Eggs.
Farmers hvin good butter and eggs
to dispose can get the highest market
price by calling at the Palace resturant
next to Oorder's implement store in this
cky. wtf
CUITCUIIA REMEDIES.
Ar- the -nly infallible skin and blood purifiers.
Sold every win re. r ee. t uticuua, the great
skin cure.. ri0 eeiif. ; Ct'iKL'RA Soap, an ex
quisite fckni purifier and heautilier, 23 cent ;
I'uticl'HA IlKsoi.vknt, the new blood purifier,
$!. Prep red by the Totter Dkug and
Chemical Corporation'. Boston,
je.""Send for "How to Cure SKin Diseases,"
64 paj;es. 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonial.
H
How My Side Aches!
Aching side-and back, hip, kidney
and uieriue nam, aid 1 hcinmt in
:-Tj' relieved In one minute by the
l!i O I J r I I J m Antl-Pln Dlactor-
The liist and ouiy instantaneous raiii-kiiiiiij;
plaster.
Legal Notice.
TX TUE DISTKICT COUiir, Ok' CASS COUX
X ty Kebraska :
OKDEK TO SHOW CAUSE
Id - he matter if the aptaication of James R.
Wilson, guardian of James Karl Waters, an
infant under the awcfi'l years ferlieens"
to sell and convey Ileal Estate.
Upon reading the duly veMiie l petition of
James U. Wilson, uiiiiidian of James KarlVVate s
an in I ant. praying for a license to sell and con
vey t lie real -e.-i ate of s iid ward. It apne .r
ing t ) theeourt t hat the said James K. Wiis.iu
is the duly appointed and Hiit-tiorize-' gua "diaii
of Hie said infant. Janes K..rl Meters, aud
that the interest a id welfare of the said infant
would be prom ned ame'.-id vanet-d bv the sale
of his iiiteren in i he ie.l estate set lorth in
said p l it ion. l,--wit :
An u'tdividedl'iiie-sixtpenth interest in and
lo the -outlet e-i tjuar'erof section thntv one
(Jl)m t .wi sbip tweive (12). north of range
eleven (11; east of the tith 1. M. in Cass county
em aKa.
It irt therefore ordered that all persons In
terested ia said matter be notified by publica
tion in the ' I.VTT"MOtrlH Hf.K.MD. a wefklv
newsj.'auer generally circulating in said county
that aii per-ons interested may appear aefore
the Honorable 8. M. ( hapnian. one of th
juiltres of the fl-stiict court in and lor I'aM
county at tue omee ot tite clerk of the d'pfrict
court hit lie city of Plattsmoui h in said comity
on the 31st day of December. 1890, at 10 o'clock
a. in. -in raid day to show cause if any tby
have why license should no: be granted to tlin
aid Jamei K Wilson, guardian as aforesaid
according to the prayer of aid petition.
Witness my band this 29th day of Novem
ber A. D. 1890, SiHDiL M, Chapman.
t Judge.
FOR LOW
- PRICES -
THE HERALD will -
LEAD
COR. FIFTH -A.3XTID VIME STS
W. J. HKSSER
Of the Picnic Gardens and Fruit Fannin addition to the many thou
sand Palms and Dracenias in bis laroe col'ection bits just received and of 4
fers for sale at tho foliowiug low down pti :
'mm
15
12
f I. .T .: .. I: :.; )
V, ... ,. ... 4
- : i ii
' .' .O - ' ,)',:.. 2
s, v- . .' -' V.-' K I.:' at:
' , . ' v ' .;" , : - -: ;;- ' ,i'J
-i r. ' y-S ', ; r 't - ..''a
i' y.. . .- ', ... --(It.'-- : .) f;i":V I')
"VV3;V; 25
w
(CYCA8 RETOLCTA)
: r u i c k s :
100 Seforthia Elcgans IU to 15 inches high.
100 " " 20 to 24 " "
100 " " 30 to :j(J
12 " ' 40 to 42 " " ..
200 Areca Lutescens IS to 20 "
' 24 to :;0
" Verschaffeltii Is to 20 "
' Rubra 24
' Baueri, rino ;!0 "
t' Madagascariensis 30 ' "
Kcntia Fosteriana 12 to 15 "
18 to 20 ' "
" " 30 to 24 " "
" Belnioriana 12 ta 15 " "
" " 20 to 24 " "
Ptychosperma Alexandria y 4 '
" " 30 " "
" " .54 " '
15 to 18 "
24 to 30 " "
30 " " ...
18" " ...
12 " ...
30 '
io
. .
18 " M ...
12 " ...
30 "
8 t " ...
30 " ...
8 to 10 " " ....
12 to 15 '
Ove thirty other varieties of Palms
Cyca3 Revoluta from 1, 2, 3, to $ :5.00
To be shipped from Japan this vintcr and to
200 Cycas Revoluta
100 " "
50 " "
15 " "
4 !' '...'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
5 " "
. CHcll
. each
75
3 00
4 50
0 00
2 00
3 50
2 50
3 00
8 GO
3 00
2 00
3 50
4 50
2 00
4 50
50
3 00
20 Latania Borbonica
17 41
3 "
6 Phrcnix Rupicola
22 44 Reclinata
" Sylvestris
" C.inaricnsis
6 Oreodcxa Regia
12 Genoma Gracilis
9 Cocus Plumosa
100 " Wcddeliaaa
25 ,; "
. .each
. each
. . each
. .each
. .each
. .each
. . each
. .each
. .each
. .each
. . each
. .each
. .each
. .each
. .each 10 00
.each 3 00
.each 10 00
.each 15 00
.each 1 25
50
5 00
50
1 25
50
1 50
50
4 00
50
each
. each
. . . .each
. . . .each
.... each
. . . .each
.... each
. . . .ach
. . . .Cdcll
. . . . each
Send in your orders early or come and
see my immense ttock of
PALMS,
DRACENIAS.
CYCAS, AGAVES,
8nd general assortment of Green House
(areca lutesckks) Plants and Shrubs.
There is no euch a stock kept west of Philadelphia
Prices will be found lower than Eastern houees at a liberal discount given to
dealers. Send lor catalogue.
lrom -sorts to $35.00 each
arrive early next spring
$ 1 to 2 00
3 to 4 00
G to 10 00
1 2 tt. 20 00
35 to 75 00
250 00,
Pkttssioutli, Set.
sruwr -
JL
7uajU.troatfui)
-v. '