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PLATTSMOUTH. NEB.
TX'KSDAY, JL'NK 2, 1896.
BRIEFLY TOLD.
C. A. Marshall, Dentist.
Farm loans. T. II. Pollock.
Farm loans. T. II. TollocK.
O. A. Brown departed for Lincoln
this morning.
Fed Egenberfjer was an Omaha
passenger this morning.
J. V. Eerenbcrger departed this
morning for Loupe City.
George Sayles of Cedar Creek was
attending to business in town today.
Remember Coleman, tho jeweler for
bargans,one door east of old sta.nd.
Mrs. John Young of Haveloek is in
the citv visiting friends and relatives.
Get your abstracts of title made by
Robert J- Vass. Office In Briggs build
ing. Captain II. E. Palmer of Omaha
was attending to business in the city
today.
Tho county commissioners are in
regular session at the court house
today.
Always in season. Ilopkins' steamed
hominy (hulled corn). Elegant lunch
in milk.
Go to Robert J. Vass for reliable
abstracts of title. Olllce in Brings
building.
Ladies' belts in leather or tinsel,
latest styles very cheap at Coleman's
jewelry store.
The St. Agnes society will give a
ball at the T. J. Sokol hall Friday
evening, June 12.
Goo. Sayles and Liouie Schneider, of
Cedar Creek, made a pleasant call on
The News today. -
The boys historv class expect a way
up time at their last meeting for the
year at Mrs. Sloutenborough's.
Lost A cape, last evening. The
finder will confer a special favor by
leaving it at The News office.
One swallow does not make spring,
but one swallow of One Minute Cough
cure" brings relief. For sale by F. G.
Fricko & Co.
Ered Woodson departed today for
Omaha, where ho has accepted a posi
tion as lineman for tho Nebraska .ele
phone company.
H. R. Gering went to Lincoln this
morning to attend a meeting of the
state board of pharmacy, and the phar
maceutical convention tonight. -
Mrs. O. A. Brown went to Lincoln
today where she will join her husband
and attend the pharmaceutical conven
tion which is in session at that place.
The last Presbyterian supper of the
season will be given at the homo of
Mrs. Byron Clark, Thursday evening,
4une 4, from 6 to 8 o'clock. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
There was a horse race at the fair
grounds yesterday afternoon wherein
the owners bet their trousers on the
outcome. It was not learned whether
the loser weut home in a barrel or not.
The menu for Thursday evening at
Mrs. Clark's is: Bread and butter,
Saratoga chips, veal loaf, radishes,
olives, strawberry shortcake, straw
berries and cream, cake, coffee, iced
tea.
Eczema is a frightful afiliction, but
like all other skin diseases it can tie
permanently cured by applications of
De Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo. It
never fails to cure piles. For sale by
P. G. Fricke & Co.
In the spring a young man's fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of Do Witt's
Little Early Risers, for they always
cleanse the liver, purify th blood and
invigorate the system. For sale by
F. G. Fricke & Co.
One Minute is the standard time,
and One Minute Cough Cure is the
standard preparation for every form
of cough or cold. It is the only harm
less remedy that produces immediate
results. For sale by F. G. Fricke & Co.
Prof. McHugh was elected superin
tendent of the city schools and princi
pal of the high school last evening on
a salary of $1,000 per year. It is be
lieved that Prof. McFJugh will prove
to be the right man in the right place.
Did you ever think how readily the
blood is poisoned by constipation ?
Bad blood means bad health and pro
mature old ago. De Witt's Little Early
Risers, the famous little piils, over
come obstinate coastipation. For sale
by P. G. Fricke & Co.
Mrs. R. De Young, Middleburg, la.,
.rritos: "I have used One Minute
Cough Cure for six years, both for my
self and children, and I consider it the
quickest acting and most satisfactory
Cough Cure I have ever used." For
sale by P. G. Fricke & Co.
Some of the numerous friends of Mr. I
and Mrs. L. PI Britt gave them a sur
prise in the way of a surprise party
last evening, the family expecting to
remove to tjmaua. in a iew wcuks. a h
Britt family will bo greatly missed
from social circles in this city.
The United State's court of appeals.
we regret to note, has remanded back
the Snryock cae for a new trial. This
is a suit for life insurance in which
Mrs. V. B. Shryock obtained a judg
ment for something like $4,(H)0 iu the.
federal court at Omaha.
A farmer called on a drug clerk in
this city lor a jug.of black oil and was
given roof paint instead. As the
sticky roof paint refused to work on
the role of a lubticator he returned
it with explanations, and the drug
clerk now sets up tho cigars to keep
tho farmer quiet.
Go to the New York bakery for ice
cream. Order for cream la Ken ami
delivered to any part of the city. We
use nothing but pure cream no adul
teration. We also make tho brick
layer ice cro.-ini in an 3' flavors you. may
desire. Sherberts of any kind. Wo
solicit you patronage. C. SAUL.
A. L. Wooster, a prominent citizen
of Oaseo, Mich., after suffering excru
ciatingly from piles for twenty years,
was cured in a short time by using De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, an Absolute
cure for all skin diseases. More of
this preparation is used than all others
combined. For sale by F. G. Fricko
& Co.
John Bobbin, tho rustler for the
"Pace Maker," cimo in yesterday
morning and departed this afternoon
for Lincoln. lie has travelled 2,300
miles on a bicycle in nine weeks
through Kansas, Colorado and Ne
b aska, and barely missed six de
vastating cyclones. He is brown as a
berry.
Young mothers dread the summer
months on account of tho great mor
tality among children caused by bowel
troubles. Perfect safety may be as
sured those who keep on hand De
W itt's Coiic & Cholera cure, and ad
minister it promptly. For . cramps,
bilious colic, disenlery and diarrhoea,
it affords instant relief. For sale by
F. G. Fricke & Co.
Eii Birdscll, a "prohibitionist" from
Iowa, came over last evening and got
so full that the police had to take him
iu out of the wet. He was taken before
Police Judgo Archer this morning,
who assessed a fine of $1 and costs, lie
said he would pay it when he saw
some of his Iowa friends, but the judge
sent him to jail until such time when
ho could liquidate the city treasury to
the extent of his fine.
For every quarter in a man's packet
there are a dozen uses; and to use each
one in such a way as to derive the
greatest benefit is a question every one
must solye for himself. W' believe,
however, that no better use could be
made of one of these quarters than to
exchange it for a bottle of chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, a medicine that every family
should bo provided with. For sale by
all druggists.
Mr. D. P. Davis, a prominent livery
man and merchant of Goshen, Va., has
his to say on the subject of rheuma
tism: "I take pleasure in recommend
ing Chamberlain's Pain Balm for
rheumatism, as I know from personal
experience that it will do all that is
claimed for it, A year ngo this spring
my brother was laid up in bed with
with inflammatory rheumatism and
suffered intensely. The first applica
tion of Chamberlain's Pain Balm cased
tho pain and the use of one bottle com
pletely cured him. -tor salo by all
druggists.
Mortgage Keeord lor May.
Following is the mortgage record
for tho month of May: Farm moi t
gages filed, $.i8,'Jll; farm mortgages
released, $21,4S4; mortgages liied on
city property, $2,200; mortgages re
leased on city property, $3,731. The
record for city pro pert y, it will be
seen, is a very good one, but tho mort
gages filed on farm land is not so good.
This iucreaso was necessitated by rca
sonof the poor crops, the farmers hav
ing to mortgage their property to
carry them over until another crop
can be harvested.
Kicked by a Horse
Mclchoir Soennichsen had quite an
exciting little episode up at his home
yesterday afternoon with a fractious
horso. The animal was hitched to a
cart and Melchoir was in the act of
getting into tho vehicle when the
horse started ahead suddenly and
threw h?m in too close contact with its
teels. He received some pretty
sovero bruises, one being on tho left
forearm, but Mr. Soonnichsen was able
to be down town today.
Kntertitlnetl Her C1;hm.
Miss Lou Smith entertained her
class mates tho seniors of '97 at the
home of her father, Wash Smith, last
evening. The class consists of eighteen
boys and girls and a merry time was
had by the young people. Nice re
freshments were served during tho
evening, and many games and other
social amusemonts were indulged in.
Tlie Vienna llakery
Tho finest bakery in the state. The
choicest bread, cake, pies, etc., al
ways fresh. Ornamentel work and
special orders attended to prom ply.
Opposito the court house.
James Lyck, Prop.
Morgan's lticyt-ie Content
Following is the registration of voles
on tho most popular iady in Cass
county up to date. Tho winner will
receive as a prize a high errade ladies'
bicycle, ten votes on which may be
had with every dollar's worth of goods
purchased of Frank J. Morgan:
Mabel Roberts, I'lattsmoulh....
Maud F.aton. Plattsniouth
licsie Walker. Murray
Emma Welirbein. Plattsmouth
Alice Murray, Mynard
Ethel l'erry, Mynard
Anna Meisinger
Mrs. Hattic Stickland. Wabash
Lizie-lloru, Cedar Creek
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Sweet Potato l'lantn.
At J. E. Loesley's now ready at 20
cents per hundred or $1.80 per thous-
and. Finest variety
A LITTLE PINK SHOE.
Only a littl; pink hzhy Rhoe
That is stained ami wrinkled and torn,
With a tiny holo whore tho littlo pink toe
Pooped out in tho days that are Kone.
Tho littlo pink too was the "bitf littlo pig"
That to market so often would go.
And over and over tho legend won told.
As I kissed tho littlo pink toa.
"PiBfrio some more, " tho red lips would lisp,
And tho Htory and kiss wero givon
Again and njjain, bo happy wero wo
In motherhood's foretaste of heaven.
But there cimo a night, with desolate blight,
When death boro my idol away.
And no littlo too ever peep3 from tho shoe;
To bo kissed in tho sweet old way.
But my tears have deluged the little pink
shoo
And 6tained it a deeper stain.
And I long for tho touch that would chill mo
in death
If it gave me my darling again.
So, when I am dead, lay the littlo pink shoo
Near my heart that is silent and eold.
And perhaps up above, in tho sunlight of love,
I shall kiss tho pink too as of old.
Kate Thyson Marr in Now York Journal.
WAYSIDE DENTISTRY.
Teamstcr'fl Tooth Extracted With, a Small
Hatchet and a Bis Nail.
" Whilo traveling in southern Geor
gia," said Attorney W. W. McNair to
a reporter, "I saw a beautiful pieco of
dental surgery. A teamster developed a
toothache while on the road. Ho thought
it would soon bo better, but it kept get
ting worse juid wcr.se till he could hard
ly handle tho reins. He put a chew of
tobacco on it, but it only jumped the
harder. Then ho stopped his team, built
a littlo fire, heated a needle redhot and
had another teamster jam it down into
the cavity to kill tho nerve. Still it
jumped and thumped till tho poor f el
low was pretty near insane.
'Boys, Bhe's got to como out,' he
shouted to his companions as he pulled
np his team.
"They all stopped, wound their linos
around their brakes and climbed down.
''How can wo get her out?' asked
ono of them.
'I don't know,' groaned tho victim,
'hut she's got to come. '
"Ho opened tho jockey box on his
scat and rummaged around in it, fiiTTil
ly producing a Email hatchet and a big
naiL
" I guess you'll havo to drive her
out with this, ' said he, and ho sat down
on tho ground and hung on to a buck
eye bush with both hands, whilo one of
his companions placed tho end of the
nail against the side of tho tooth aud hit
it with the hatchet. The first lick niado
the teamster jump and yell, but ho set
tled down for another one. The second
I uown ior luioiner one. auo heconu
ke loosened it up, and after a lot of
iuiing tho teamster viKcl tho per-
ratiou off his face, climbed on to the
stroke
groaning
spirat:
buckeye and said :
" 'Hit her again, boys!'
"Tho third lick scut the offending
molar flying. " San Francisco Post.
Father Iarcy'a Witty Ketort.
Concerning the celebrated Father Dar
cy, probably the greatest wit of that
witty nation, Ireland, it is related that
ho once visited tho palatial .mansion of
a perfect specimen of tho nonvcaux rich
es, who lived in tho neighborhood of
Dublin, at tho invitation of its pompous
owner. He was shown all over tho
house, his host taking great pains, as is
habitual in such cases, to keep the wit
I ty and observant priest well informed
as to the cost of all the beautiful things
he was shown. Finally, after making
the complete tour of the chateau, the li
brary was reached, its tremendous
shelves groaning under tho weight of
thousands upon thousands of volumes re
splendent in the most magnificent bind
ings. Hero they st ated themselves, and
the host said, with a sigh of snobbish
exultation:
"Well, father, I havo brought you
here last becauso this is my favorite
room. Tho other rotmis may give
pleasure to my wife and my daughters,
but this is my place right hero among
these books, who are my friends. And
these hero on tho desk, " pointing to a
scoro of ultra looking volumes, "are
what I may call my intimate friends. "
Father D;ircy got up aud examined
ono of them, when a broad grin spread
over his good natured face as ho said:
'Well, it's glad I am to see that you
never cut your intimate friends. " Milr
waukco JournaL
Developing a Cathodogrraph.
In developing a cathodograph picture
it is noticeable that tho development
goes on all through tho film, back as
well as front This is not tho case with
ordinary camera exposures, which de
velop from the front toward the back of
tho plate. Tho behavior noted is with
the cathodograph an indication of the
fact that tho sensitive film itself is
largely transparent to the cathode rays,
and therefore lets them through without
fully utilizing them. If they could all
bo absorbed and made to do chemical
work, our time for making an impres
sion would be much abbreviated. Eli
hu Thompson in Century.
What to Do Before ISicjcIine.
First get a vial of arnica, some court
plaster, two bits' worth of oil of sassa
fras and a pound of raw beef. Then
prepare your soul for afiliction, and " as
a matter of precaution see that your ac
cident insurance is paid up and your
peace made with heaven. This all done,
and you are prepared to take your first
lesson on a bicycle. Galveston News.
The czar of Russia " is said to havo
among his household an understudy,
singularly like him in appearance, who
shows himself at the windows of rail
way carriages and the like when his
majesty does not wish to be disturbed.
The swallow has a larger mouth, in
proportion to its size, than any other
bird. He needs it too, for he does all
his feediug on the wing, aud a big j
siouth ia a great convemenca
Providence conceals itself in the de- '
tails of human affairs, but becomes un- I
veiled in the generalities of history.
Lamartine.
V 1'Iensaiit Surprise I'urly. I fOI.Ll-.tJl-. Mli.i, NOI'i'.-
The comfortable homo of Geo. Ii:.y j u.hUo vl:aUiZ.l a, ,, ::u-wa-s
ruthlessly invaucd by a if'-p : ln P water spout V-d mi : wt- h...'.
party of -his friends last evening, who ! ot-iy u nioi shower in the r:;.st ai:sg.
made it. singularly convenient to call j i he n.-u-a.igo of Carl Staudor and
while he was out riding with F. H. j MI.-.& Bicker of i01mw.i.d to U place
i steiinkcr,
!.-. it, was Mr. liav s 101 ! V-
s-co!id birthday, and
SteimU or
and other menus ot mu lamny eun-,
hpited to givo him a s-v.rprire, which ;
proved quite geuuino and was nUa '
social success. Ovr sixty guests wc: o j
present, and when Gourde i:ot ovjr ius j
as-toni&hmeiit ho made a rait trcmai
host, being ably jusisted by Lis wif-j j
and daughters. Byron Ci wK, fu l e-1
half of IrieiuKspi e-euUd Mr. Hay witii :
sin elegant leathet b.icic ta.i chair,
while Mrs. II iy ;iiid unug!.te;-s pro- !
scu ted him with a combinativn desk j
and book case. j
Nice lefi-eshmctit.-; wire ervnl and ;
the cveuiig panned away uelifi hi I ui ly,
the guests i)-lii o departing l-r thi-ir;
homes uniting in in-.-a wisii.-s Ur in my
more equally as picant i:at -i a:i:ii- ;
ver.-a rR-s. i
t tKui A 1'. -V M. j
At tho Masonic election Hist evening
the following ollicors were l,-r'.o::
Henry J. Helps, W. M.
Adam Kurtz, S. V.
Michael Archer, J. ".
A. W. White, Ti e-as.
Henry 11. Gering. S-.-cy.
T. V..Ju.yan, ii. I).
II. 15. ILiyo--, J. I).
II. 15. Huigcss, chapliii::.
S. C. Wilde, S.
Hol t. Sherwood, J. S
r.-trC. Ddbh, tiler.
llurlarn ii .slii:i:l j
Juraiars went through lie- p.;.- j
toilet ;tt Ashiaud lasi nighl, having- i f- j
fec'ted an entrance thi oug !i li - rear
door. Ttu-y 'ailed to ge' the iiisii! i
doors of the safe .-;;. u and tily I
cured about !., which had hct-n Ivit I
in the uft.-ney d: awM 'i'la-y aisol -ur-i
giari.eu-a new.-.; flaud, but on:y sue-j
eeedtd ill tTctting away with boat two j
dollars.. They lei i r:o c . tic as to ttseir '
identiiy.
List of ii',lllii-N l.o It'll.
The bo. i:u of education si.leeled t'ae.
folimvingr teachers at its mooting la-rt
night: Mis.-es Aide: a triark, 1-iary
Jani;i;u, Alice V ilet-tr, ilih-a Adam.-,
-Villi;! Uelr-Jl, Alice .'datm
Vlareai.tit
Lshophcrd, Mar-'arvt W ri-'ht. Teresa' if ea--d soener or later. "4 our wile.
, ,,. M , ,- tti,. j -.vi l thci know th it vou rt-aily ttaro for
! , v jtar an t u th to protect ner he-iUh.
cllle lJ"wk-,Vl,! i:i' i:',u Vj;ls- ! Fie- sale i.v ail drutrg-i-t.
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Ulaneh Kennedy, L.rura K i a k--ad ,
Malt'e Williams, Lottie Smith. (Jr.oe
Wiles, Cassie lit! pp.
Nioaik. Xi:i' vi'H.
Some wretch iiivutiid I'!:-.-. Cu
cellar last uight or night befuro
stole over half a barrel of pork wl
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u;-s nuiuiiii 10 su 1 1 1 iu wu.iais, iina at
this time is not a pleasant one, as she
Las a large familv to care for.
let- Crciim 1'urior.
Charley Sitcphcrd and Jluj-h Itolxii ts
will open an ice cream parlor in the"
(wo front rooms over Morgan's store
Situriiav moriiiiijjr.
icy will 5-e't
Lj'ck's finest crtiaiu and evcrythinir
will bo first ciiis;
in aiid see them.
Don "t ferret to call
l'illsliur; Kvi u.-miiii.. .June ti, 7 anl S.
Via Pennsylvania S!:oi-t Line from
Chicago, account North American
S .engrerfost. Ot!icial train will leave
Chicago Union Station, T:'"lp. in. Sun
day, June 7. 10. oi) round trip. For
particulars address !) ri 11 g, ."J 1 s South
Chirk st., Chieairo.
List of I.etti-rs
Kcmaiuin;- uncalled for in the post
office at riattsmouth, May liTtli, l.S'.i'i:
Lilisoii, W.hii M i.j re. Manao
Ncls.ii!, J.aiii A Kciise, C
Si anlita. Jii' (ii iit..ia. mmpi
IVrsons calling for any of the anove
letter;, or packages vviil please; say ;ui
vcrtised. W. K. Fox, 1 '. M .
To Pari iili ami iu.irili.ins.
Complaint has been made of the
wanton destruction of vacant pro pert v
by boy. Vou are earnestly request. 1
to use jour inllucnco .and authority to
put a stop tu this evil Deletion will
bo followed by severe pan i-h itien t to
the gui.ty ones.
.1. A. Ci tsou:, Mavor.
I). C. Kki:k, itv C lerk.
At 4'oI'iij:,ii's.
ram HI -tior-orv.
Mono-
tiled i'iate Work.
.Callinir Ca; ds.
Wedding t vtione.-y of !inct sty;e.
at Coieidan 's, he having ac-cpo.,j ihi
Hgency lor a i'voiir.g- hou.-e in f!iiea-o.
Call ai d see sainoie.-.
Vc I iivi. Movol
To tur new ioi'.liori in Djvey's bio
where wo w iil b jieaed lo s- e o
old as well as new customers.
Hl.son, tho Cloth iei'.
A nc ountiiln of
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U llowtng j-., IHaUomtmth and you cm secure, i!ie.-,pirk-tH
liquid obt iiied therefi oiu al 1-.j n-jr gaiion. Wo
"vo -:taino-l the agency of ti:e already f uiious
Lloyd's llncrzil Wtitcr
and can furnish it in any quantity, jrieat or sni ill in its
n.-ilural state us it hows from a depth of fi) feet thru; ti
solid rock. It is opocially ttlication in lttioiunatisin
and all kidney diseases. It is n-a a purgative ImL a
laxitivc so e.-iillo that it corrects arid regulates tl.r
boweia without gvipir-g and is thorough- ii'eetivo even
in the most .-evire ease- of constipatio'!. ilring your
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A gi-ral ie.il of 17 iv:il er t wt ut
to the l.oul.-viile e ev.itor, Ml:'! i
money will be. :e;v: ::.'!.' ' tiie
farmers.
Hiss Minnie G utnm-iiiii, ti l.wii um.
topped iiv.
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i riiLile to 1 'i;it tsiji i. il ii l
attend f ),-.ur 1 1 in:i ii i v ri v.ces.
.Niis Anna c itj. i-.iiti. i Piuti-.-
"inoulh. enjued oi.u.ity ;ife l.r a le-A f
weeks, vii-iung Willi iier oareni.-.
O.ir !'.!; Uh i just watering fo - oine
di III ; cheeriot, to lie l ife- Ih ii ai e
r.ipi'.liy turning.
Wo are glad to he-ii lii.t. M".-.
lie;n v L hniie;! i n, c i v i :g Siioi,
:,ti; iuUnu the Linioln s. n i' v : u 1:1 f r
rheumatism.
The b-it-eniei.t ot tho In
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! i ,!:i!.e,.M'- (.f tin- n.i.ci.a-. iitiiiJi; ot the Ka:-lai.lii.in
' Tiil't. hcii ia.s tuiic ix-ti aitiaine I ua havo a
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' is i.- t.ic: lli.iii'.i l.stiic r:--u!l. an-1 tin-
tfc u.ii tM'iati..:i can l taKi-n ( u: ana !iis
it-t.i'c! t.i it-, in -i tii.it cnin!:! :.,!. iit-arir.K will
ti ivi-t r.u-'.ei; naic cases uat ei ten aio
t.') t,v i-at .rii:. v.lsih is n.jt'iin;' i.-i.t .111 111-
i!.:n.i.-l mil ' '.Mii .il '.lie inaci'ii si. tin. es.
'A e v ;; ne t lilt 1 l'..!i'!rol 1 luiiais sny c.i i
n! 1 'i.iiiu .s e'i'ii-'e ' iy iHtaiiio that i.iiiii it in:
i:,i,',i!'',i! iii'.: Ci.laiia Cure. ea.l tm -r ai
i es. nee
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Huh io Triut a Wilt-.
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You mii;.
li.'t-i for
O:' CO'itJ
!-t a wil..-; seconil, pallet. t
have great tiials i.ml per
in your Irjsines-', I -aL do t.ot
, c irry In your home :i cloudy
t.-il orov. Voijr f.afe inav
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ve lylu-, wti
!'., though of
leys
liiiiiiit'.ni . n:
hear. " A kind
will ii- wenaei
13- in- hard for her to
vo'd, a tender word,
s in ehasiny from her
! n o'.v a'.! cioijds of iootn. io tiiis . e
jwoidd ;;vid iil'.vays keep a bottle of
Cauii! Iain's C .; h lit tiled v in the
ho.i-e. It i tie; I .e.-a and is S ite to be
later. our
Viet-; tiiiil 1'iiiits Mmim- t Onii'i'.
T.'.etniiv v.;;y to nave u suit or pair
of paiit-i made to 0 t iter sensibly is, to
w.iik liit'.i ;i Liiai'.: l.iiii.r shoii arid le.ivi'
your order.
I lie citv VOL
The work being done in
can see your garment
made. We put up clothing cheaper
I than th.'r Om iha tailors, not b-dngun
der sue a heavy e.ypcns:.-, doing our
ov:i work, and a Is cheaper than the
Chicago cheat) John factories. Vou
don't 'v;mt only the name "custom
made,"' but you want tho lit and work-niaiir-hi
p, too. 'c can niaky you a
suit that will eost but little more than
shelf goods Come iu before you buy
a ready-made suit and look over our
large assortm. tit of suitings and fancy
p. mling.? to select from, and you vviii
had tho prices low.
To got a lit and mochanicil wor U
ni'inship, which are guaranteed, "y.u
rhoula ;.i;ico your order with us.
We ;.lsu do cleaning, dyeing and re
pairi ag, to whicii wo give prompt :it-:
t.-iiti',ii. J. C. I'TAK,
Ua.-cment l;iuk Cass Co.
II..W Is I II is .'
A coiuplete suit tif Imported Clay
wor-t-d. F.nglish black sorgo, black or
blue cheviot the line.-.t mate: ial vil)
tie in ide far :KlU by J0I111 Jlak, the
tailor-, usidcr Hank of Cass county.
Trousers fo' Sf.od. A tailor-made sui I ,
:iic.'ii!ip as a 'hiiiid-riie-down, " and
one tl.:il is gu 11 antoed to lit and will
last twice as long, can bo bail by leav
ing your measure with l't.tk, the
tailor. Don't patronizo Chicago work
men whoti you cm get better gtvds
and a better lit as cheap al home.
I'iist iirc
IVrsons wishing to fatten cattle and
horsr.-: on blue grass and clove r jn ui re
of if. V'. Beaver, Cedar Creek, Neb.
Cat'lo ") cents and horses 1 a month
for the season.
'I'lm t':i.s t'oui'iv ialry.
i 1 i'itj t i i i nr e-leaa f.-f.-h and ;.,i-e.
."'! i : k, i" i-aiii o, Mutl.e milu deliver d
voar
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One se' s:i;;:':e harness a i d oi:n s.idu
e.hi:". iiotfi ii.-W
Dlt. W. II. IlKAiilMi
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H'-ii what Jiw.i.l
.t:!l:.:.puiila ihiV.ti,
j that ti lls liicsti.ry i.r jr-; merit an., suc-
ccs. Ilciiiemb'er iOOD'S CurOC.
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this question
I Frank J. Morgan...
...Plaftfimouth'K-. Leading Clollticr,
will offer a way to the solution. For every
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T ;i cnrcl entitling tho
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-this question. The vote will be published Ag
f? every day and week in the papers so you &
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A -III l. V y I I V V U V I y I I
;d lc i iiuj, Liit; vuimy iu uiust; at i j uiuutv
sharp on July 4, 1896. The lady receiv
ing the highest number of votes will be
declared the most popular lady in Cass
County and will receive a handsome
9-?
High Grade...
...Ladies' Bicycle.
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f ....With this object in view we have taken
extra pains in selecting our Spring Stock
f of Clothing and Furnishing Goods and
i you will find that we can suit the most
fastidious in color, pattern or price.
....All voting to be done at Bank of Cass
County, bicycle on exhibition at our store.
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PLATTSMOUTH, ISr.ll.
I BE. 1 8. EMU DflfflSJ.
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ExtraGtrS Tectfi
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tiic in t ...s: .l.io manner iy tin- latent
s ii-ntihi initli.nib. A (.'uaiaiili't :tli
all w -iic.
VVatennan Clock. Piattsmouth
5f-fiH fil
VVANTED-AN IDEA(&?ko
tlmiB to iKitent ? l'rotfct TOuril.H : thevmaw
I Pnw you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDElt-
Jlb'KN & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington,
l). C, for their $l,bw prize ullcr.
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Yon will find one coupon
liisulo each two ouneo Iuk
and t wocoufMins Inside each
fouromico tuiKof Iiiuckwcll'M
lurliiiia. lu-a hag of this
roU liraU'd tolnu-ro and road
the foiiim vhi-h kIvcs a
li.-l of vulnalile presents and
how to get tln.ni.
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the Public Mind on
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CLOTHIER.
HEW : flPVTIS&M&NT
Thero is fun in the
foam, and health in
the cup of HIRES
Rootbeer the great
temperance drink.
Kii.li- onlr hr Thi- O ,rln R. nilT Cn., Phllail.-lpliU.
a iM. (..kikgc tujjuh i (WltKU, tuld IIUJ Uci.
v PARKER'S CINCER TONIC
Mintp. Luiiji Trnuhlra, IVhllity, rtlrpMlnff vunnmr h .n.
l.-iiiair uia, unu ill nova tor me Inn nirrM wh.-n .11 ouitr
in i ih. r.verr mnttit tnfl mvnlt.l .ho.jil h.v.- If.
I PARKEH'S
?, l HAIR BALSAM
fr.tk-Jr 'St -J ,!CTtiM orid br.nl.fini tl.B h.lr.
.y:lft .i""""" FiJl. to) Il"iitcre Ory
T- . .li f . 11 l-rfrFMtri . laxurinnt aTf.wth.
i nik"r. u , T iir o 11. yoiitiirui color.
''l aV. 1 1 Cure, aralp tu.tr lmiuu. I
HIKDERCORNS Throrlyinirr Cm for
Curun. blup a .iu. Miike. ikuig cy. loc t lru.tu.
Cl.trht atrr'. FnaTllMh IM .ui.m.1 llrun 1. .
UrUrlaal and Only Hi nitlr.r.
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safk, alwart r'ilnul'i. iricti n
-".-1 JtrureiiH tor Ch rhtr m .
I f- Yl-Jj"" Im with Uii rif-rmn. lukn
Mt li?Sjv vJBO 9thtw K'usr. d'tny ft ou A74f,tnv v
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i'bllatdak, 1'n.
BEESON & ROOT.
fUtomoys-at-L.'i
Odice over First National Hank.
PLATTSMOUTII, NKHUASKa1
H. D. TRHIS,
ATTORNEY : AT : LAW,
Plattsmouth, IM
Prna-t lue Inali th"! onurts stiitfl and Fid ral
I'rotupt atttin Hon rfi vrti to all tin -lines')
entrusted to bitu.
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jf In atarn ft iHirtlrul.-ir.. t...tiii,.rjial . an I
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