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TT1E NEWS. Establshed Nov. B, 191. I nnnf,iMto t.- iw
THE HEUALU. Establtbhed ApriUO.iSOi. f Consolidated Jan. 1,1805.
PLATTSMOUTII, NEB., APIIIL J 1, 1897.
VOL. V. NO. 60.
S rf "KIR, A TJ1
JEEK1LY
WOMAN'S CLUB AlEETING.
The Department of "Hounehold Efonoin
lea- Hold an luterestluK Session.
The "Ilousehold Economics" de
partment of the Woman's club last
Friday held its last meeting for the
year at the homo of Mts. Win. Her
old.
Mra. Waugh, the leader 01 this de
partment, opened the program by
pivirt a shorl talk on the subject,
"Staud Up For Nebraska," which
made ua feel as though wo were not
doing all wo could for our own state.
by not buying its homo piclucis.
Mrs, Eicenbroadt had an exeellen
paper on -'The Fruits of Nebraska,'
which was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Chapman told us of "Chicory ;
Its Manufacture and Uses.
Mrs. Muneer presented a paper on
Th Tinr. Sucar Industry." which
was listened to with attention.
Mrs. Stoutenborough gave us some
valuable information in regard to the
state of Nebraska.
Mrs. Isabel Kichey then read her
poem on "Nebraska," which was ap
predated by all.
Mra Powell, president of the
Woman's club of Glen wood, la., res
ponded to Mrs. Stoutenborough's invi
tation with a few well-chosen re
marks.
Light refreshments were then
served. Many expressed themselves
as having enjoyed this department
very much during the past winter
Mesdames Powell, D. L. Ileimsheimer,
J. II. Howe, Uosbyshell, II. Ileim
shinier, and A; Ilowe, of Glenwcod.
Ia., were the guests of the club.
DR. MAY'S LECTURE.
It Is Listened to Ity a Large Crowd At
the I'reHbyterian Church.
The lecture by Dr. Eugene May at
the Presbyterian church Sunday even
ing was largely attended the church
being entirely filled.
The lecture was quite entertaining
to those posted on the early history of
Rome and its art development, though
to people who had no knowledge of
ancient history it was rather prosaic
On Tuesday evening ho will again lec
ture at the Presbyterian church on a
subject that will interest everyone.
Mr. May has been a great traveler, a
close observer and is quite an eloquent,
forceful speaker. His descriptive pow
ers are good, and with such a subject as
"Yellowstone Park," with its myriads
of natural wonders, his lecture is cer
tain to prove intensely interesting.
Nenuka C'itylt (jot It, Too.
The air-ship epidemic, which has
a fllieted Nebraska and Kansas for sev
eral weeks, struck NebiasKa City
night before la-t, as is evidenced by
the following from the News of that
place: R. M. Taggart, his niece.
Miss Seeley, and a number of others
saw the mysterious air-ship last even
ing about 9 o'clock. It appeared
southeast of the city in the heavens
with a fed and white light, and, pass
ing over the city, disappeared in the
norm west. litis is tne second or
third time it has been seen in this
vicinity, and in every case about 9
o'clock."
A Scrap of l'aper."
A News reporter had the pleasure
of attending the rehearsal last even
ing of the above piece, by tho senior
class, and we can say that the work
done was simply surprising. A real
treat is in store for our people who
enjoy a comedy, as this will be put on
far better than is usually done by
amateurs. Mrs. Geo. Dovey has had
the class in training for several weeks
acd they show the effect of her skillful
management. They have their lines
perfectly, their 6tage presence is good
and some members of the class will
surprise their friends by showing
dramatic ability of a;high order. The
piece will be rendered at White's
opera house, Monday evening April
19. !
Large Life Insurance Policy.
Sax Francisco, April 9. Mrs. Le
land Stanfoid today signed the con
tract by which her life is now insured
for 1, 000,000. The policy is said to be
the largest ever issued. By tho terms
of the contract Mrs. Stanford is to pay
annual premium ot $170, OIK) and upon
her death$l,000,000 will be paid by the
company to the Leland Stanford, Jr
university. Should she live tun years
and continue her annual payment of
premiums the university will receive
at her death $2,000,000. instead f$I,
, 000,000.
A Loaded Gum
Murdock, Neb., April II The
tittle 'en-year-old boy of F. Shatveand
another t oy about the same age were
playing with a loaded gun when the
gun went off within a foot of the Shaw
boy, tearing a large hole in his hip.
The wound may prove fatal. Drs,
Marriuo and MausGeld dressed th
wound, which took about twenty-liv
stitches. It is about 'a year ago who
Otto Rcnwanis was mistaken for
tramp and shot by Mr. Shawe's eldest
boy at the same place.
Cedar Creek Jloor.
Everybody keeps it and' everybody
eat 11, ro one abuses ii, :md everv
body ues it. Saves you a lot or bet hi
so d buy no other.
C. Sprecklks, the Miller.
MiHsoarl Itiver Antics at ltlair.
Omaha, Neb., April 11. The
Northwestern road is now engaged in
a conflict with the current of the Mis
souri. Where the Fremont, Elkhorn
Sc Missou.-i Valley branch of the sys
tem crosses the river at IJlair the
bridge is on a big bend in the course
of ihe stream. The cock is narrow
B'(d low. Since the flood came this
spaing the river has shown a decided
tendency to change its course at this
point and make a eut-ofT. If it does
the bridge will bo left over a lake
three miles from the channel, of the
stream. Today tho angry current
washed away a strip of land forty feet
wide at the threat oaed point, carry
ing down some of the Elkhorn tracks
and some cars. The Elkhorn people
have a force of men at work making
every effort to save the bridge.
A special from Pierre, S. D., sys
the Missouri has risen two feet in
twenty-four hours and more water is
expected .
The high wind today phvyed havoc
with railroad embankments in the
flooded district. The waves have
washed away miles of grade that had
been spared hitherto. Many miles of
railroad will have to be reconstructed
entirely.
CASS COUNTY'S CLAIM.
A 15111 Presented to the Legislature Is
Favorably Passed Cpon.
This county paid to the s'ato at
sundry times taxes -since lSUO to the
amount of several thousand dollars.
In many instances parties came in and
showed to tho commissioners that his
or her tax was a double assessment, or
was wrong, and in such cases the
board refunded tho amount. By going
through the books carefully from 1S60
down to the present time it was found
that the sum of $940 had been re
funded, which had beforehand been
paid to the state as the state's share
of the tax.
A cliim was presented to the legis
lature to pay this sum back to the
county, and today Commissioner Fal
ter received a telegram saying the
bill bad passed. Cass county will,
therefore, be nearly $1,000 better off.
The claim was refused in the house.
but the senate, it seems, brought
them to time.
.NEltKASKA NOTKS.
There ore more farmers than farms
n Boyd county.
A cour t of tho Tribo of Ben Ilur has
been instituted at Lexington."
An Epwoith leup ue . l'fi." txicn or-
gauiz.d in the Methodist church of
Gand v.
Prairie schooners ara moving west
ward again as fast as soggy roads will
permit.
The Congregational church at Y01 k
will celebrate its silver anniversary
uext month.
Holdrogc has but one man to tie
council who favors saloons, and re
tf. Iks of resigning.
Thiiteen carloads of California
oranges passed over the U. P. re
cently, oilled for New York.
The Kearney police killed 134 ur.
icensed dogs last year without dim-
nisliing the visible supply.
A new boll weighing 1.300 pounds
has been hunsr in the beifrv ot the
Prcsbyto: ian church at Broken Bow,
The people of Wausa are already
talking about celebrating tho Fourth
of July. They also propose to play
ball this season.
Two hundred and ninety cases of
eggs and a ton and a half of butter is
the record of onn day's shipment from
Leigh, Colfax county.
Resolutions of Condolence.
At a recent meeting of D. of R
lodge No. 40, I. O. O. F., the following
resolutions were adopted:
Whekeas. It has pleased God. in
Ilia infinite wisdom, to remove from
our midst our beloved sister, Mattie
Vestal, and.
Wiieueas, Wo know we shall miss
her. smiling face and gentle words.
yet wo know our ioss wi-l be hor gain.
and we win some day meet her where
parting words are never spoken.
Kesoived, 1 hat we extend our sym
pathy to the bereaved family, and
commend them to the moicv and
watehlul care of Him who doelh all
things well.
lvesolved, lhat our chatter be
drape J in mourning for thirty days;
mat mese resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of our meetinir: that a
copy be sent to the beraved family and
a copy bo sent to The Nkws for publi
cation. Mrs. Sarah Brown. N. r.
Mrs. Alick Cory. Sec'y.
THE PLOW.
(Written forty years ago Author unknown.)
What makes the piffs forget to squeal?
What makes the old hogs younger feci?
What fills the kitchen tub with meal?
The I'low
What makes the corn and barley grow?
What makes the mill and sifter go?
What makes the chickens strut aud crow?
The Flow.
What makes tho fanv.ers grow and thrive?
What makes the couhlers bang and drive?
What keeps the merchants all a ive?
The Plow.
When on the banks of the River Styx
Some fools nre driven by politics.
What would have saved them lrom this fix ?
The Flow
The plow's the thing to make the corn,
To cure the gout and hollow-horn;
What should we follow in the morn ?
The Flow
Wallpvper at Goring & Co's.
COUNTY LEGISLATION.
Hoard of County Commissioners Perform
Routine Ilusiness.
Plattsmoutii, April C Board met
persuant to adjournment. Present J.
P. Falter, J. C. Hayes and Geo. W.
Young, county commissioners, and
James Robortson, county clerk.
Minutes of last session read and ap
proved, when the following business
was transacted in regular form:
The following claims were allowed
on the general fund.
J P Falter, sal & exp $ 49 30
J. C Hayes, same 47 00
Geo W Young, tame 3-5 7o
Geo L Farley, sal and exp and
Institute fund 1G 00
James Robertson, sat and exp
and bal on assessor books.... 173 (1
B J Hem pel sal 03 00
E E Hilton, surv and platting. 42 00
S P liolloway, board pris and
jailor fees 70 00
C L Holloway, bailiff fees 24 00
F A Murphy, same 30 00
State Journal Co., blanks 1 00
Omaha Printing Co., sama 3 (0
W T Craig, freight charges.. 3 119
II S Barthold, step laduer ( 4 00
Harvey Ho.loway, tel and att.
court. 39 44
Louisville Courier, printing... 4 00
1 Fearlman, mdse to jail 1 50
Piatts Water co.. water to co. . 32 70
Lehnhoff Bros, mdse to co u 45
Piatts Gas co., gas to co 17 00
A II Eikenbary, wit cir paid. .. 11 00
A R Eikenbary, taxes ref 1 93
A R Eidenbary, ext clerk hire GO 00
B D Kirkbam. printing I 93
A J Graves, eal and exp 1st qtr i;4 35
G A Kester, wood 4 50
A H Graves, wood 2 00
M Hiatt. hauling wood 1 50
Lyman Kildow, search'g sewer 3 00
F Stadleman, bdg jury 7 00
Sage and Hyers, rep jail 205 90
WA O'Neal, work 4 85
Neb Tel Co.. tel rents 20 40
B C Jack, def Abies 15 00
Valuation of the bank of Eagle re
duced to $1,300 on showing that an er
ror had been made for the year 1890.
Board adjourned .to meet April 7
1897.
Aoril 7 1S96. Board met persuant
to adjournment full board present the
following claims wero allowed on the
general fund.
Mdse to paupers in Plattsmouth:
Bennett & Tutt, Young, Hed-
a 12 00
F S White, Finder, Whitlock,
Chrissman, aud Ivuhl 18 00
L B Egenberger, Finder Coz-
lie, Iiendrickson, McDamels
and Roth man 2S 70
Aug Bach, Beesoti, Cloidt, llitt,
Cowden, and Barnes
23 50
2 00
0 00
5 25
7 00
15 00
23 00
SS 30
19 25
4 00
Jo Fetzer, Haines ..
Wurl & Cofiey, NeiT, McBce,
Glee and Jones
Wm Herold & Son, Teepel aud
Tom son
Robt Sherwood, Jones, Haines
and Roth man
A P Thomas & Son, Reden-
baugb,. Mellth, Mostin and
Conaut
John Swoboda, Gredeville, Bu-
jed, Haiues, lvilzberger i-nd
Skoiual
A Clark, Jones, Johnson, Olson,
Taylor, Baker, Tree hel, Jones,
Redenbaugh, Jones and Stew
art Zuckweiler & Lutz, Trobough
and Osborn
Patterson & Kunsmunn, liepel
A H Weckbuch, Black, Tro-
vano, Bilstein, Tipel, Welch,
Buckle and Julius
30 00
8 00
10 (0
o 00
9 59
25 00
5 00
0 00
10 00
10 00
5 00
S I. Thomas, Majors
J C Smith. Weeping Pauper
Smith at Nehawka
F P Sheldon, Wm Foster
N H Wilkinson, Conley and
Noel at Weeping Water
S F Girardet, Isley, -Kinblom,
McGinnis, Altinan
Ambler Bros, Witburn
J. A. Leach, Mrs. S. Reed
P. F. Uuber, Hamilton &, Ball,
at Louisville
Stander Bros,Mrs. Ripple 2 mon
J. K. Nichols, mds to pauper..
B. C. Marquardt, Haight and
Watson sisters Avoca
G. A. Rose, Henry Van Horn at
Union
Frank S. Gold, Mrs. Busche, ...
Dr. E. W. Cook, medicine for
pauper.
Mrs. Emma Drew, Rent for
Mrs. Barnes '.
S. A. Davis, oil to poor farm...
B. & M. R. R Co. tickets for
pauper
G. A. B. Hicks, boarding Liz
zie Spencer
Mrs. Dora Fleshman, keeping
pauper 3 nioa
17 00
5 00
6 00
4 05
2 51
1 80
9 00
4 00
18 00
31 53
R. F. Dean, boarding paupers
less rent
Mrs. R. E. Yoder, boarding
paupers
G 00
9 30
1 8
22 23
3 2S
A. L. Upham boarding Frank
Bull .
Geo. Houseworth, exp
tee bill Stale vs. m. fcoggett
Fee bill State vs. Able
Fe bill State vs. J. Doe & R.
Roe
2 n.-j
I2l 73
Fne bill State vs Louis Follz.
Fee bill State vs. C. E. Wiley.
A. P. Thomas & Son, Wood to
Co
1 ' 0
B. Peterson, work on jail 17 7-5
. i j . o. ,.n;nn
School district JSo. 11 tuetion fees
141.00; Sehool district No. 1 tuetion
Dr.
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1 LIVER AN
O Is the remedy you need, of equal service in mild or chronic
J cases. It relieves promptly and works a permanent cure.
roH SALE IVCKTWHtltt AT 1.00 PCD BOTTLK
THE Dr. J. H. McLEAN MEDICINE CO., St. Louis. Me.
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Some People
Have Corns...
And some have not. Most of us have. If
you are troubled with corns hard or soft
drop in and buy a bottle of our
..Corn Cure.
It will surely Rive you relief much more
satisfactory relief than you can obtain by
the use of a razor, and only
1 5 Cents a Bottle.
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GERING & CO.
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fees 92.00; School district No. 9" tue
tion fees 182. O
Boa'd adjourned to meet April S.
April 8 Bfard met persumant to
adjournment President J. 1'. Falter
and J. C. Hayes, claims allowed on
the general fund.
Mathew Gering, defending pris 00
W. J. White, coal to co 7 00
Mike McCool, work on j lit 1 75
J. W. Sage, Livery 5 00
Kvknino News printing 20 50
Road fund:
J. A. Wripht. spikoi, dist No.
j ana 4t ; 4 7o
A. F. Sturm, tiling, dist. No. 42 30 80
James Chalfant, work on -
bridges dist. No. 30 7 50
Board adjourned to meet April 20.
James Robertson?
County Clerk.
In and about Tipton, Mo., there Has
been distributed a circular signerl by
a Christian evangelist who oiT-s a
reward of $100 for a passage iD the
New Testament teaching that sprink
ling is Christian baptism or for a &s
siigo of scripture teaching that deno
minations are good things.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale Issued byGco.
F. Houseworth. cleric of the district ceurt.
withtn and for Oass county, Nebraska. and to
tnedlroctod.l will on the l.jth day of May, A
O l-'.'T. at 11 o'clock a. ni. of said day at the
south door of the court bouse in the eily of
Fluttsmoutii. In said county, sell at Biihllc
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described lands and tenemt-uts.
to-wit.:
J.otli in block m in the tity of Platts
mouth. Cuss county, Jieliraslva. together
with the privileges aud uppurteuance
thereunto belonging or in :my wise ajiper
taiulng. the same beins levied udoi. und
taken as the property of Kathertne Kuu
hnrt, alias Mrs, Feter Remand, ot :j I de
fendants, to satisfy a judgment of s:iiil
court recov -red by Fettibone & Nixon. uiaiu
tifl's. as ili -, said defendants-.
Fialtsiuo .- NeD.. April I t. A. P. 197.
Hahvkv Hot.i.oway,
Shf-.i iff. Cass county, Nebraska.
" Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale issued by George
F. llonseworth, clerk of the district court within
and for Cass county, Nebraska, and to me di
rected, I will on the Kuli day of May. A. I).
1!7, at 11 o'clock a. m. of said dav at the stiuih
door ofthe tourr hou tn-the tTTry-ntYiartw
mouth, in said county sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, the iollowing lauds
and tenements, to-witr
1 .ots one ami two. block thirty (.w) in luting
and Havs Addition to Flattsmouth, Nebraska,
also, lot four iu block one hundred twenty three
( r. t! ill tiie city of Flattsmouth, Cass County.
Nebraska, tonother with the privileges and ap
purtenances thereunto belonging or iu anywise
appertaining. 1 he same being levied upon anil
taken as the property ot r.dwm l). Jones and
Kila 11. Jones, defendants, to satisfv a judgment
of said Court recovered by Josiah FeCc, plainti't.
against said defendants.
Flattsmouth, Nebraska. April IX A. I)., 1KJ7.
HAkVEY H'JI.I.OWAY.
Sheriff, Cass county. Nebraska.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale issued by George
I". Houseworth. clerk ot the district court within
and for Cass county. Nebraska, and to me di
rected, I will on the 15 th dav of May. A. 1
ISiiT, at 11 o'clock a. ni. of said day at the south
door of the court house in the citv of Flattsmouth
iu said county, sell at public auction, to Ihe high
est bidder for vash, the following land;, and tene
ments to-wit:
Lots three and four (3 and 4) in block two (J)
in ll.iys Addition to the Citv of Flattsmouth,
Cass County, Nebraska together with the privi
leges and appurtenances thereunto belonging or
in anywise appertaining. The same being levied
upon and taken as the property of F, F, Lee. et
ai.. defendants to satisfy a judgment of said
Court recovered by John O. Hays, plaintiff
against said defendants.
Flattsmouth, Nebraska, April 13. A. D., is;7,
Harvky 11oli.oway.
Sheriff Cass County, Nebraska.
Probate Notice.
In county court. Cass county. Nebraska. In the
mutter of the estate of Andrew Rhode, de
er ased.
Lena Rhode, (Jotherd Rhode. Charles A. Rhode,
Oertha Rhode. Oustave Ferdinand Rhode. Adolph
Rhode and all other persons interested in said
matter are hereby notihed that on the Mh day of
pril. lfi7. Lena Rhode filed a petition iu said
county court, alleging among other things that
Andrew Rhode died on the -ltli day ot hebruary,
1'j7. leaving no last will and testament and pos
sessed of real and person.1l estate of the esti
mated value of Jl.lOil.lH), and that the above
named constitute all the persons interested in
the estate of said deceased, and praying for ad
ministration thereof. You are hereby not. lied
that if vou fail to appear at said court on the 6th
day of May, If'.1?, at 10 o'clock a. ni . and contest
said petition, the court will appoint Lena Rhode,
or some other suitable person, administratrix,
and proceed to a sett lenient of said estate.
Witness my hand and tiie seal of s:tid court, at
Flattsmouth. Nebraska, this, the 13th. day of
April, A. D., 1S7.
(Seal) Geokc.k M. f pi'RLOf k.
County Judj;e.
Application for Druggist Permit.
To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned has tiled his applica
tion with the citv clerk ot the city of Flattsmouth.
( ais coimtv. Nebraska, for a druscist's permit to
si-ll sniritnoiis and vinous linuors for medicinal.
i mechanical and culinary purposes at his place of
business on
west had ol lot bloc :j-, m sain
ciiv or i laiisinouin. i"i int.- unu i vi
fr - .
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April 1:1, iw. O. H. Sxvdi;r. Agent.
LIVER and KIDNEY
Diseases are manifested X
by Backache, Rheumatism,
Loss of Appetite, Foul
Tongue and Weakness
J. H. ESeLEAN'S ' f
KIDNEY BALGa!
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Housekeepers, attention: We
are closing out below cost our
stock of Brussels Carpets. A
Special for the month of April:
We will make and lay in your
home the best body Brussels for
85 cents, or the best Tapestry
Brussels for 75 cents a yard.
Former prices on these goods,
$1.25 and $1.35.
We have a larger line of Mat
tings than ever before from lOc
a yd up. Brussels Rugs, 11-2
yds long, 99c.
Window shades, sood ooaaue
cloth, fringed and spring roller,
complete, 35c.
Spring Jx-es
Goo(s..
See our Spring Dress Goods
in checks and all the
tures.
Wash goods, Organdies, Dim
ities- Lawns and the
Stripes, Jaconats, etc.; 36 inch
Percales, 10c and 12 l -
Wrappers from 79
Shirt Waists all new
not one of last season's Shirt
Waists in stock.
DR. W.
T.T
FOLLSTT, i
The well known specialist
ot New York is now at
THE CITY HOTEL
nnd will be for the coming week
where he will be glad to see anyone suffering
FROM CHRONIC IMSKASE3
of the I.iv.r, Kidneys, ?kiu. Rheumatism aud
Neuralgia. Mart, Nerve and Stomach troubles.
Malaria, Chilis and Fever. Catarrh, lironchitis.
Asthma and Lung affection. Diseases of Women
and Children, Nervous prostration, etc.
KUKt'MATISM. THKOAT AND Lt.NH
iii:asi.s a rAUTiti'LAi:
SPECIALTV. .
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION
l-KF.E.
All cordially invited and welcome whether they
take treatiu ut or not. Treatment moderate in
cost a:.d tuily guurauteed to be satisfactory, lr.
l-olle'.t has had wenty-eight years i f experience
as a specialist in all chronic diseases, meeting
with universal success. Many cases are incurable
The doctor takes no case to treat except he leeis
coillKiem nc t-rtu " - . . -
patient. - .
ji'.s made at your residence in to".n v.:tli:ut
c rge whoie treatment is i;iven. Notice ot ca.S
t'-oughthc ppstutlii-e ' or "'t hotel. i'srl'T on
ti.mee east side on Third street.
Oihce hour-. 1 to i p. in. All medicine pure. y
vegetable. Outside cubs made during t.irei.oon.
HUJDHR COIF'S TtomVBmCrm.y
HAIR BALSAf.1
jClroriKj r.il DeautiiiC the hilL
Jl'rorniic 8 hrcumr.t pnjwth.
iSioi'cr Fni!o to Eoatcro Gray
I Hr-ir to ita Youtiiful Color.
I Curta 9caip (linens'-. Ac hair lu.ing.
rfyoaaTeCOFJSUrPTiVE r fcv
lnditresiion. Pitinful i:is rj lwt.iUty of but kind c-t
PAE.KZR'3 GIN'OEK TONIC. Many who were hojiw
..-.i.fw) fii-. iouraigml Lavo rctungl health by it mab
McLain Bros. & Co.,
COP1MSSION
RECEIVERS AND SHIPPERS
MEM1IEKS CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
211 Rla'to Building, cniczgo.
.Grain nnd Provisions bouflit and soli ior
cash or tor future delivery on niarpns-
t)nlers for W heat executed iu lots ot l.U.U
btiliels and upwards .
Correspondence invited- Consignments o!
Grain. Seeds and Hav solicited
When .visiting Chicago call and see us-
fc? -rr-
S. f. Davis, Representative.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
new mix
new Lappet
2c.
cents up. j
we have
Swi
terials for
UY GOOIJS MIS
W.
t iir-. - i " . til
ps?tli ulaest Liveryman,
7Im 618 MAINSSTREET,
STILL IN BUSINESS.
gSEST rij3 far Weddings, Fun oral s or Pleasure Parties, etc. Hack orders
aUonded to promptly. Terms reasonable. Cash preferred. Call and go,
rates. Telephone 7f.
N. li. W. D. Jones auctioneer all kinds of goods and trm stock
disposed of
Also White Lead, Linseed Oil, Brushes, Var
nishes, Glass v.nd Putty.
F. G. Fricke & Co., Druggists,
2K
buMinve shl
coii-sumer for
nilesa.le wice.
them the dwiliTs' iro-
E ta. tii i p u.i .
fore sitl. Every
thinir warranUHl
3,m
ltd) ptvlea of i'siT
riafps. rtiHtvlesof Har
ness, lop Huenesaalow
Surrev Uanjens Pri' f '.Of.
for large, free
CAKKIAGE AND HARNESS MFU.
FURNITURE
UNDERTAKING
iOUSE FOHH!SIiiNa-
STOVES, RANGES.
Our toek Is complete in nil lines rind wc
Ir vile our friends to look it over. Wo wii
pn'lcavor to please you. Call and seo us.
STRE1GHT S SATTLER,
Sueccsr9 to Henry Boeck.)
PIuATTSMOUTH,
NEb
Ko.3TH.
jjn
&SON
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JPootweeir
Uonortmont
This department has been en
larged to meet the demand of
our largely increased trade.
Ladies' Chocolate, lace Shoes,
$1.69.
Child's Black Shoes
5 to 8 at 68c.
S 1-2 to II at 88c.
11 1-2 to 2 at 98c.
Corsets, Corsets,
We are agents for the cele
brated "Gage Down" Corsets
and we just received another in
voice of dress form Corsets.
Regular price, 75c.
Our price, 50c.
All departments are now com
plete. Hosiery.
Gloves.
Laces.
Dress trimmings.
Lace Curtains from $1 a pair.
Silkalines.
Art Denims.
md all the new ma
cur':ain goods.
ON,
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I? CI TAX IS.
D. JONES...
County's
iirect to
H yeiirs.
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y n i re
Catalogue, ihsie, apron .m lecdm, w. A. coud u mu tor tM.
CO.. V. B. PKATT. Sy. ELkUiBT. 1MJ.
JAMES WLSAGE.
THE
Leading Liveryman.
Tfiob"ito; r:-s furnished at all hours and his
Pi-.ces are a.vvavs reas nable. Ihe most
convenient boarding stable lor lar
nieis in the city.
IEAIIL. ST
PL ATTSMOUTII
HARD COAL.
M'issout Coal, Genuine Canon City Coa
FOR CASH.
LeaTe orderi at F. S. WhiteV
W. WHITE.
!5 0 W66K