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Absolutely Pur
TIi h .v.ilt-r iii'Vit v.nifs. A matvel ef pur
It i r -re-M n ;im lioir-oitifie's. Mum eeoiio
lii! .1 til ii t!i- ordinary Mini". ;iiul caiinol lie
sold iti fi:itc' ii ion with tlie h i i i 1 1 ; r u I . nf low
t f. vli -it w -i r 1 1 ii ' : it or (ilio-piia'e ixiudfl".
.SiM iiiilii ill f.lu.v I'uv.ll, iUhlMi I'llWUKU
t o , !; Wail . v.
Mayor. ... I". .M. Ui HKY
Merk. - - - U K Kox
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I olio- .I't - s Cl IFKilllll
Maii-haH, - - I. II. i)LSS
Counci:i...M.. 1st war.!. J Kkk ks ...
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Hoard Ptifo.V.'or: i- khki ;!. m!--.ic
! 1 11 Hawks .Voi: i ii
I W.Io-'NS ,' ' II A I HM AN
(IVIG SOGIKlM-'tS.
CiA'ss I.orniK . li;. !. . . F. Mei-ts
vo!y TiW-il iy i-Vl'iii ii c.u-!i nc'.i, Ali
tr:iii.j!'i.t bit'l.i": ;i:o li-iif-c.liMy invited to
LLATrMOL'TIT i:C .MV!K'T Nn. 3. I. O.
o. !".. !i-i'; v''y ;:!t.iT'-ii Friday in
e:ih ii'i -.mt ii hi M.i--::;.-t Il.ill. isitiuj;
ItrotheM artr i i ;'.c-l :o aitviid.
C'ASH C.VMF NO. ;;.'!, M')I)K!:N WdOllMKN
1 of Atm ic i Ie.-!' M'CiH'd ;.n l f":irt'l Mon
d ay ev-iiu: at K. of I'. Ii ill. All trnsieiit
I-rotlit-r are r'.iin-M ! ! l.-i'-et wi'li u. I,. A,
Nowctrner, V.-!if;i 'lt( C ivsul ; . Nilec
Worthy Adviser ; S C. ilde, iiaulier ; W. A.
Bueck, Clerk.
VKHlCA'sKA ii i'TKIw M. 3. U. A. M.
MetMs stoul :i-id lourt'i lii 'sla- f eadi
monlli al AJa-oi'V itull. iraiis'it nt brothers
are invited to iiu-;-t v. u!i tw.
V. K. IV HIT K, II. P.
Wm. I'v. Secretary.
jJb.vTrvtyuii L')U(ir: sn.c, a. f. .t a.m.
.Meet-? i-a t'l.' tim ;rn 1 sliird Mondays ol
each ii!!t'i ;.l 'hir imli. All traosi'-nt oiotb-i-ta
are cor'! sally ini:ed ti ni-ei with u.
.i. ii. lUciiK.v, V. M.
V.'M. 1! ivi. Secretary.
iL rr:-:.MOurii r.ju(;i-; no h. a. o. v. w.
itcetf every -rijaTo Kr'r! -y cviviiai; at
K'lCkwooi! ; t 4 o'eimN: , Ail Ifeisielil Iiloth
ers are fiMW'if i:!'y j.ivil-.l in atwnd. b. .
I.rro::. M." V. ; (". !-!. Koiei-i.-iu : S. V.
yt:de. ilecorder ; be n.t.-.i Amb-rs hi. ! net. seer.
ASr'c"ri!.V ld.'l. it ) Y A b MtOVNL'.M
J iiitjel t neo 'id aii.i l.'ariil :.Io:idas of
iiea luoatii at Arcanuui ila'.i.
i:. N. (JMixx, lijeat.
P. C. Miv'oa. Secret ry.
Liquor Habit, Positively Cureci
by ioaiaiSTsr.o ta. haiscs' ccLCin s?ec!f;c.
It can be given In a cup c! coffee or tea. or in ar
t'iCljSof food, witnoui il-.c kiio-.vledfre f the ier
rn taking it; It i nt.-.o!utelv harmless and will
fBect a iermanent r.nd si.eedy cure. Avhcther
the patient U a moderate drii.kcror.ni nleoiiolie
wreck, it NEVFS FAILS. We GUARANTEE
a complete cure . u every Instance, is page book
FREE Addres in confidence. .
CCLDEN SPECIFIC CO., 1 85 Race St., Cincinnati. 0.
Or ths
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j 3i'.Ll:3i3 Suits SI.
I Cliilds Siig Pants 25 cts.
Soys Wool
2vons !Blacls
Hons Caps
T aImi-J
S?flais S tiie Greatest Slaugliter ale ever seesi In Cass county. If -you want t &avc S
ceiat it every, dollar feuy your (Soods of
IX Til i; (jOI.I) COUXTItY.
AN OLD MINER TALKS OF THE EARLY
DAYS IN THE CLACK HILLS.
An Iiit-r-(tiiig Tnlk Over u Camp Fire.
ItiK'kHkiii Jack' Hunt for the I nil inn.
Mow Wild Dan Ilrouglit In a Coach
Load of lieitd I'uiwx'iirrfi.
As 1 was traveling through Colorado
and Montana on a trip for my health 1
btruck tlu town of I5ig Sandy. 3L T.
Tin little city was all excitement over
tho rt'jMjrled discovery of gold and silver
in the Sweet Crass hills, a distance of
sixty iiiihvj northwest of I Jig Sandy, and
the town was filled with rosectors of
all descriptions, from the old timer of
"4'J to the youth fresh from tho east in
, fearcii of his fortune, all bound for the
new Kld 'l,' silver fields.
As I had plenty of time on my hands
and wanted a little excitement. 1 joined
! a pris-Hfting party. Wo started for tho
I promised land the next day, anil on the
I (second day out we were in sij;lit of the
Kast I Suites. 1 rode on in advj-.nce ol
the party, and as it was e;ettin;; lail I
was UniLing for some shelter in which to
pass the nilit. A Tier riding haphazard
, for nearly an In i:r 1 saw the welcome
j li:;lil of pro.--pi di .".' c:trn; liru and rinle
toward it.
Tit.ii.i::j a rrKY Indian.
Tin ca::;; provel to U- a party of
I. lull'. giMM t:at u.-i J miners, who had
hccn in ti.i.-i s(-ctioi and the IH.n l; llili.s
for a n i i s i ! .- r of years. In answer tomy
inquiries ::s to sectirin;; a place to put up
with them, one of tliem said.
"Wal. stranger, uur Vomniod:!tin:is
are party prior. Iu:t I reckon if you kin
stan' it we kin."
A fli r c ::ti:ig a s:;pp r .f j:rrl;ed hcef
hard tack an. 1 coliei-the hoys hegan t:i
Hi! stories of t!i ir cxr.oriences in tho
days of tli; front ht.
went by Ike name
said:
-Wal. bovs. tliise:
ne of them, who
of P.i:ckski:i Jack,
e rush makes a f 1-
ler thin!; of tin' early days of tho I'lac k
iliils. The Indians wur purty goll
durp.ei! mad ai.d wur u;:d;in" it middlin'
lively for the hoys. Ther wuz eight in
our party when we struck camp in a
gulch in tho west part of the Hills. 1 he
(irst night we thot it would bo a purty
good plan to set it guard. We drew cuts
ter see who would be Tected, an" of
course; I wuz ther lucky man.
"As we wur not bothered that night
an' had saw no signs of any of the jesky
Indians we did not set any guard the
next night. We all turned in purty
early an' as we wuz all purty tired wuz
sKn asleep. TSout 12 o'clock, as near as
I could reckon, I wuz waked by a noise
as if some one wuz uiovin' 'bout ther
camp. 1 got up purty easy an' took a
look 'round. At last I thot I seed some
thin movin. I thot I wouldn't 'sturb
the boys until I fouii out what the rack
et wuz. An takin' my rifle, I walked
to'ards the place whur I seed the tiling
movin', an as ther wuz only one, 1
thot I would foller him an' fine out whar
ther camp wuz, so that we could come
down on them an s.erminate ther wiole
outfit.
"Wal, ter make a long story 6hort, I
follored ther pesky Indian, as I thot. fur
'bout an hour, an' I found myself in the
'cinity of our camp again, an' I'll be goll
durned if 1 won't bo kicked into the
middle of next summer if my Indian
didn't turn out to be one of our boys
who wuz a-walkin' in his sleep. I wuz
purty mad, but I sneaked inter my blan
ket, an' hev never sed a word 'bout it
until ter-night."
DAN DRIVES THE OLD SHE3ANO.
"Wal, I gass it wuz a purty good thing
that you didn't say anything 'bout it or
else you'd never heard tho last of it,"
said Wild Dan, "but 1 gess I'll teil yer a
little 'sierience I had in Cheynne in "G3.
"A lot of us loys came in from the
range ter blow oursel's an' paint tho town
red. an' I gass wo did it in fine style. I
v-roiaralv i.td fur bo.ut two d:;is.aja'
0W"HSTG- TO JL.
MUST SACRIFICE HIS .$o0,000 STOCK OF
Suits $2.65.
Wool Sats 35c.
Fivo cents.
when i fmly tunflned tcrmywir i lounc:
I wuz busted an didn't hev a penny an'
tjiat I would hev tor , had; on tho.
range fur tix months, s:n' wuz kick in
myself fur bein' bueh a chump Just
then 1 t-aw a crowd of fellers goin to'ards
ther Cheynno and Dead wood i.tage orfice
an' I joined ther crowd. The stage wuz
drawn up before the orfice an' the six
broncos were a chawing ther bit an' a
wantin' ter bo o!T. The driver of the
stage bed refused ter go, as ther road
agents an Inguns bed stopped an roblxnl
every stage fur a week, an' not a driver
ever turned up tor tell how it wuz done.
Ther stage agent wuz wild. As ther
wuz the Wells-Fargo treasure loxnn'bix
passengers thet wanted ter go thro' to
Deadwood ho offered $oU'J ter the man
that would drive the stage thro' to Dead
wood. "1 tho't ter myself, "Dan. old boy,
here's your chance.' an' 1 stepped out
from ther crowd and hit.. 'Say, mister.
Wild Dan's the man thet kin take ver
old shebang thro ter Deadwood.' Vith
that 1 jumjM-d inter the boot and yelled,
"Uet in here, you fellers t.het's going
with me," an' the agent an' six fellers
jumped inter the'eoach. picked up
ther lines, cracked the whip an' we wuz
o!F on our journey. Just as we started
some one hollered, 'lhree cheers tor
brave Dan.' an' they wuz given with a
will.
"Things went all right until we struck
Deaduian's Cuich, when out from be
hind some trees twelve men jumped,
with rilles pointed at us, an' ordered me
ter halt.
" O.'ot by a durned site. sez I.
"An" 1 gave ther horses a cut with
ther whip, an' pickin' up my repeating
rifle I opened up on theni, an" in less
time than it takes ter tell it six road
agents bed bit the dust. 1 bed not been
hurt, but mv hat bed been s hot oii'n my
hod.
"I picked up my lines an' tried ter
Etop ther horses, but there wuz no stop
ter them, an they run until I hey pulled
l'p in front of Iher orlice in Deadwood
I he; opened ther stage door, an' ther
stage agent stepped out. an' 1 looked in
ter see if ther passengers wer safe, an'
ther they wuz. every one of 'em dead,
killed by the road agents' bullets.
"The stage agent sez: 'Three cheers
for Dan, ther only man that's 'brot a
stage thro' fur a week.'
" 'There's the idea r,' sez I. 'if I can't
bring 'em alive I'll bring 'em in dead.'"
New York Herald.
An Anecdote of Drlcsson.
One good story of Ericsson is missed
from the hundreds that are now going
about. It was told many years ago that
the famous inventor was invited to hear
Ole Bull play the violin. II is reply was
that he had no time for such frivolity,
as he had lieen taught to regard music,
that he never bail an ear for it anyhow,
that it would be a waste of his valuable
time and a breach upon his staid daily
habits. LSut somehow his friend man
aged to bring the two great geniuses
together. The meeting was said to have
occurred in the inventor's shop. A violin
was produced and Dull began to play
while the inventor worked. Pretty soon
Ericsson paused in his work, then he
dropped his tools end listened spellbound
to the magical tones of the musician.
lie said, so tho 6tory ran, he had always
felt that something had been wanting in
his life, and that he had never known
what it was until that day. Musical
Courier.
Buy a Refrigerator.
That is what to do to keep your vic
tuals from all getting stale this summer.
The most improved and economical pat
terns for sale at Henry B.ieck's Furniture
Emporium. He has all furniture supplies
required for homes and oliiees. Parlor
Furnishing, Dining Iiooni Furnishing,
Bed Room, Hall and Oiiice. Furnishings.
See them.
Oar assortment of ladi".s hose is by far
the largest in this citv. Silk riaisl; li.-le-
thread hose at 23ts 'i pair, cheap at f.O
cents. J. V. Weckhacji & Sox.
The largest stork and lest selection of
Wnll Paper and I a:nts in the city at
Will J. Warrick's drug store. d-w-lm
CONTTEnvrIljLTEID CHAKTG-E IIST
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS
Worizing
Wool Blacls Worsted
Suits $7.65.
Mens Working
2ens Scared Shoos, Button or
Laco, $1.65.
"We
Iiv the
you seen
way, vo'd'ig- man, nnve
those heautil'iil i'rincc
Albert fcnits at Weseott's. They
are ahout sis perfect in Fit ami
.Makeup as tailor-made, and at a
great saving in cost. Vou know
thev are the correct thm this sea
son lor business or dress, and make
u man walk like a prince. Yu'
will appreciate them, yoi k ma will
like them, and your wifk or bkst
oikl will adore the exquisite beau
ty and shape of them.
1 f you wear Flannel Shirts this
summer we have the line that will
interest you. Th'"-e 'M'
famous Manhattan .inrt isuuipuuy
are par excellent in styles and lit.
A lull complement of shades ami
grades just received. Spring and
Summer Underwear and Hosiery
for men, in all grades. Handker
chiefs, JN'eekwear, Collars and
Culls, latest styles. Reliable
v o , i ; i ,i in
clined to small margins.
C. E. WKSCOTT,
The "Boss" Clothier.
Ice lce--lce.
We have started our Ice wagon and
are ready to contract and deliver Ice in
any fpuantity. Having the best Ice in
the city, we guarantee satisfaction t- all.
Telephone 72. tf
II. C. McMaken & Son.
Gravel and Sand.
The undersigned have opened up a
good sand and gravel pit and are now
prepared to furnish screened gravel or
in sand any desired quantities. Give us
a call.
22-It Hatt & Martiits.
Ice! Ice!! Ice!!!
F. S. White's wagon is now out deliv
ering ice and any parties desiring that
article will leave orders at the store.
dlw F. S. White.
NO SMOKE OR SMELL
To tltc new Cl)4b Oil. Stove
juxit receivedat Jliii302i It ion.
Call aiil sec tliciu. Tliey will
not explode.
Elegant Suit of Booms fop. Rent.
Convenient to business, city water, gas
and other conveniences for family; those
I now occupy. Apply before may 10th to
tf John It. Cox.
Ice lce--ice.
We have started our ice wagon and
are ready to contract and deliver ice in
any quantity. Having the best ice in the
city we guarantee satisfaction to all.
Telephone 72. tf
II. C. McMaken & Son.
I have HOO acres of good pasture, and
any one having horses or cws to pasture
will do well to call on me.
J. B. Skater,
tf Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
Attention.
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Tickets are now on sale at J. P.
Young's for the Washington reception
and b mquet. Th" ladies will esteem it a
f iyor if those expecting to attend will
procure their tickets early.
Banquet tickets Toe. Gallery tickets
2.") cents. tf
Suits $3.
Snoes $1
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Ever seen in PUttsiuouth. Everybody pleased with our Exhibition.
It was the universal expression of everyone that examined our Suits
that they were Cut (Jrncef nlly
Well
ri far
No one; desires to h ive T.iilor-Made binnents?vho h is fitted
of our Suits.
OUR HONEST ENDE
are to sell only the B ?st Clothing,
ready gained is n Feather in our
wave gracefully in the balmy days
also that
WE Will
any prices quoted to you in
The Leading Clothiers,
JULIUS PEPPERDcRG,
MANUFACTURER OF AND
WHOLESALE & RETAiL
DEALER IN THE
Choicest Brands of Cigars, j
including our
Flor tie Pepparbergo' and 'Buds
FULL LINE OF
TOBACCO AND SMOKERS' ARTICLES
always in stock. Nov. 2'. 18Kr;.
Cf7-; tf Q' i A MONTH ean !e in:f!e
O ' r $)" vtMUhr,' i..r lis. AK'-nt
preferred wln can furnish a lior-e ami give
ilieir whole tiiiiu ti t'le husinss. Spare iimiu
ent, lii .y he piMfiiatd v employed also. A f-vr
vacancies i,, t iwis .-md eilis. B. F. JOHN
SON' Cv: CO. . l:w.) M;nn-t.. it elimoud. Va.
A", ii. ljulie fiiijiliiiti'l a!i. .Vrvrr mind
oliiiut sending slrt-tp fur rr.pl ij. Come tivirk.
Your or )iz, li. F. J . t- Co
R. Windham, Joii.v A. Daviks.
Notary Public. Xotary Puljlic.
OiHe over Rank of CasCounty.
PL VrTSMOUTH, - Neukaska
a?I3:E FIB MT.
AND VALISES, FOR SPOT CASH ONLY,
in
Mens Ovosalls 35 csats.
Mons "Worisiiig Skirts 35 cts.
2ens Blu S'lannol Sh.irts 75c
Xens Calf Boots $1.S0.
Mens Snirts and Drawor
6
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mr mjr
OPENING
on one
AVORS
The Confidence of all classes al
Busineys Cap that will continue to
of tl' present Spring,
Remember
anything in our Dine of goods.
X'-
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5tl & Main St.
Dr. C- A. Marshall.
Preservation of tho Natural Teeth it
Specialty. Aiie.-t ;n lies given for Pain
less Filling oh Extraction ok Teeth.
Arlilicid teeth n a on Gold, Silver,
Rubber or Celluloid I'lat s, find inserted
as soon as teeth are extracted when de
tired.
All work warrant-id. Prices reasonable.
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