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About Semi-weekly news-herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1895-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1898)
Se n News - WEEKLY .. Li- li I A 1J vJaTjss i r 1 1 !: Mil NKV.'s, KM:ili"lii'il Nov. r., Is'.il. 1'L.ATTSMOUTII, NKR. JUNK lf. 1898. Ill I'AU), i HiulilihU.-.l April Id, ,hc,i. f CJOiiHollclutfc Jan. J, Is'..r. The Latest Battle of Manila, Maine, Iowa, Indiana, Texas, Battleships, Oregon, Massachusetts. YOUR CHOICE FOR 25c. Snyder & Co,, Jewelers and Opticians See Them in Our Window, t j The World Beater, i Vadiu m talks Business, and means Business, 'vhon ho pays The Herrick Refrigerator is llio host in the Market, and if he can't prove it. liu will trivo you otto. That's cer'lainly a Fair offer. The Princi ple of the HERRICK is found in this Cut. Qy The warm air rises, as llvcryono know?, and as shown above keeps a eurrcne moving' all tho time. Here is the style of the old R1CFRIOKKATOK. Kemem bcr l'earlinaii sells the 1est, and its the IIKRRICK. JSC 1 A":: IH IC-t'MEO. 1 L" hon! of n:n3ois ' 1 1) 07- . PEARLM AIM'S. THE BIG FURNITURE MAM. Jim 1 Wk Here is one of those who are either so prej udiced against all ad vertised remedies, or have become discour aged at the failure of other medicines to help them, and who will succumb to the grim destroyer without knowing of the won derful value of Foley's Honey and Tar for all Throat and Lung troubles. For Sale by SMITH & PARMELE and FRICKE & CO. .. THE LEADERS .. N THE GROCERY TRflDb ARE A. H. WECKBACH & CO. TIIEY carry tho largest and most complete line in Cis Vounty. : Every thing fresh and new. They pay cash for our goods and give their custo mors the advantage of special discounts. A complete line of canned jroeds always in stock. The only place in tho city where you Jean get all kinds of fresh Cheese. Call and see us. A. H. WECKBACH & E. Waterman Bit sM MaVa SJU ASSETS tsaf but have sold direct to the con sumer for 25 years at whole nld t rices, savin? him the dealer's profits. Shipany-J irnere ir examination. K very-thing -warranted. 118 styles of Vehicle, 63 styles of Harness. Tnn Hiiff-irtffl. 9 tfi to ?70. iff Rnrrovi. A.'a) to 9125. Carria ettes, Sprine-Koad and Milk ar tt fl.,rrr Rirnfii Prfee 116 00 "m fleuu u ,ar- no. owj surrey, rnw, wn cnnmrni K A,d aV"'for" Cataloguo of all our styles, shade, apron and fenders. 60. good a ELKHART CAB8IAGE AND HARNESS MFG. CO. W. B. FKATT. Be. EiKUABT. iii;iiJiliii'lilHiliIT mini rninim M'l i Turn i i air i I Aft A. No. 60U Surrey. Price, with enrttim, lamps, mn eui ror l-AJ, LSD. When Weak, AWary ami Wasted from Kidney Diseases, why not try Foley's Kidney Cure, a guaranteed medicine. Smith & Parme'.o and F. G. Frieke & Co. Fur Sale. The five acres with residence, east and adjoining U. & M. lumber yards. 2i acres in alfalfa. Berries. 2 wells. Cistern. Cellar. Rember if you don't see it in the NEWS, it isn't worth seeiDg. A little boy asked for a btle cf "get up in the morning as f ist you c;in," the drugtrist iee gnized a house hold name for "De Witt's I itt'e Ear'.y Risers." and gave him a bottle of those famous little pills for constipation sick headeache, liver and stomach troubles. F. G. Fricke, & Co. Pansies in general mixture, 20 cents per dozen. Extra Sne blooming plants 25 cents per dozen at L. A. Mooru's Telephone No. 15. Tliry Will lie Mihti-m! In at Fort Crook This Week. COMPANY H ORDHKHl) HLKh II W ill t'oinc lo I'l il iKinoiilli Tomorrow i:nin and a I'rt-liiiiiiiiiry Kx aiiilnal Ion Will H- llclil Ollii-r IlaiiprniiiK1 Liieutent C. A. Itawls received in sii'tii'tions from the adjutant .general totlay to have company 1! ready to in jvij on short not.ee. lie wired Capt Sheldon and Ihe other oilicurs to bring the ni'Mi li ji e torn )rrow evening, when they will he examined, as a f.ort of p uiimiuary by Doctors Hall, Humph ry unci others. The coinmis.-ioners will pay tlu board of the comp tny while hero as lias been th.enstom oviir in Iowa and within a fev days they will join the regiment at Fort Cro;;k to md:ili.e and get miir-terod in for the active work at the front, i'.a' tsmoath has not sheltered a company of volunteers since the "s!xi s and tho noys will be gladly wulcoincil. C.it. Huil had a bit tf experience the olLer niirht ti-iat he won't care to have ag liu. It teems that Mrs. Hull went cut to spend the evening with Mrs. Kmkiad in the Second ward, and tue night bing da: k and rainy, and Mr.-i. K. b'-inc alone, Mrs. Hull con cluded to stay ;ill night, to she tent woid to th;a effect to her !iu-b:uid,Uut he did nut get it. E. 11. Woolcy was Capt. Hull's guest, and after waiting for hi-i spouse to return until after ten o'cloek, they retired. About eleven o'clock E. II. "Woolev s.ivs he was awakened from his slumbers by Mr. llidl, wlio taid lie fe.ired hii wife iiiigiit have tt-irted home and in the darkness the might have been as saulted by tramp-, and as he could not sleep he wanted Ed to go with him. E i got up, dres-ed and with a lantern they started out, Capt. Hull in front carrying the lantern. Dr. Schild knecht's ( llice was visited, as Mr. Hull knew if anyone was sick where his wife had gone ho would know of it. The doctor had no knowledge of any illn-.s-s but thought the lady was at Frank Doyd's. They then went up into the Third ward, got oil tho right street and finally got righted by get ting 1'eivy Gass out of bed for infor mation. To make a long story short, they lear ned that Mrs. Hull was at Kinkead's up near McMakcn'e, and off fo." that pa t of town they trudged. While walking near J. M. I'atterson's, Mr. Hull was in front and E. II. Woolcy following, two burly tramps halted Mr. H, but before they could sliike a blow Vv'ooley stepped up and they tooiv to their hee;s, as the cap tain Uok a stroke at one of t:.em with his big cane. Af-er wandering over the north end of 'town the, captain thial'y found his wife safe in bed, and he ;w;d Woolcy meekly returned to Wintersieen hill. We did not en quire what was snid, but enough to do li:e tubjectfull justice no doubt l.ook OatTor Til em. 1. C. Holland, publisher of "The DeWctivo," the recognized police journal cf America, is in tho city at'et.ding the annu .1 meeting of the Railway Special Agent's association s i vs-.the 1 !ce. Mr. Holland, who h is a very wide acquaintance among the ci iminal ele ment of the count'-, s.tid he was sur prised at the great number of the grafting class of criminals that Ho met during his short stay in Omaha. 'vVhy"said he "'during my visit to the exposition grounds yesterday I met no less than a dozen 'good' men and several women whom 1 knew. Sev eral of them I talked to and all profess ed to bo here on the 'square'. They said they had not 'turned a trick' since thier arrival, although f hey came here for that purpose. "The majority of ihoso I met were from Chic igo and from what I could learn before I left home the Chicago rr presentation during the next few weeks will be greatly swelled, as a pre.it many contemplate visiting Omaha in a professional capacity." Like all visitors from Chicago Mr, Hol.ana was greatly surprised at the magnitude of the exposition and com pared it not unfavorably with the great Chicaifo exposition. ('oiiiinlMnioiinrn' l'ro --llm;n. I'l-ATTsMoc iU, Neb., June 7, lSIiS. Hoard met pursuant to adjournment; full board present. Minutes of prev ious session read and approved, when the following business was trim-acted in regular form: Hoard was engaged with the bonds men of ex-Conn ly Treasurer W. li Cushing, out no agreement was reached in regard to a .settlement Hoard adjourned to meet June 8. June 8, lS'.ts. Hoard met pursuant to adjournment full board present. CLAIMS ALI.OWKI) ON' i KNKHAL 1 - I'MJ J C Hayes, sal ami cxp $ f ("co W Young, same 10 0: J I' I-alter, same 11! Nl James Robertson, same 1 i-i 1 James Kobe" tson, fare for pauper HII Oeij I.. Farley, sal and cxp 101 n K 1' llovey, exp acct and extra 7,i IK) J I) Ferguson, team feed for com Hurry Johnson, labor at court house 10 -r0 A I. Todd, salary 01 1 I) A Campbell, fees V (10 II Waintraub, weighing coal 3 fo K K Hilton, surveying Urt (Ml 1! J Hempel, salary 5(1 00 Adam Kurtz, digging graves 7 (Ki I' II Scideiistricker, labor 11 10 (i M Spurlock. legal blanks :i 0l J D McUride, b arding prisoners 10 W I) Wheeler, jailor fees .11 I I'earlman, order from I. Ottnat 'i" 00 I'l I llovey, bal on examining records.... 200 no I. Ottnat, part l av painting court house. . .10 00 K (iuthman, boarding jury -I - S K Hall, iui v certificates 10 00 l'iattsmouth Journal, rinting It' W V Coates k Co, nidse It 2 John A Clements, printing lti to State lournal Co, supplies fio I'latts Water Co, plumbing at jail ! Omaha Printing Co, supplies 3 h.1 Mrs K E Yoder. care of poor 6 (Ml l'lienberger & Troop, hay to poor farm.. l'J 10 A 1 Thomas M: Son. mdse to poor farm... 1 G." Wm Herold & Son, nidse to poor 7 (Mi Aug Iiach, same S 00 FS Gold, same 12 oo lohn Couia. same 5 00 P A Jacobson, same Hi 00 Wurl vS: Cotfey, same 8 On J C Smith, care of cripple 10 oo 1 (W 5 do 7 10 5 OO "J(" 15 1(5 50 3 110 3 00 June J, 1SD8. AS3ESSIN(i l'KKCIXCTS I II lolmson. assessinsr Avoca prec 122 70 Geo N La Rue. Liberty ! 20 W A Rhoden. Tipton l.m W C Nye, Kock Jilulfs 1(50 ( Henry llerz, l'iattsmouth I1t 10 John Meiford. Salt Creek l(Jl 10 Chas Weidman, Greenwood ll3Kt F M Massie, Mt Pleasant US 10 M L Fredrich, Eight Mile Grove !W .10 A Jenkins, Cente." 1"" (Mi A A Knott, Louisville US CO II V Kropp, Nehawka !T fit G K Vandenburg, Elm wood I3S 00 S C Patterson, assessing South Itend prec 107 fid ASSESSINO PLATTSMOCTII CITY. O Guthman, 1st ward 100 00 P E Kuff ner 2d ward im 00 C S Twiss. 3d ward 151 00 Henry Ofe, 1th ward Ifi'.l (MJ G C Covalt, 5th ward 10ii 00 ASSESSING WEEPING AVATEK CITY'. A L L'pham, same J M Jeronshek, nidse to poor. A Clark, same John Swoboda same Weckbach & Co, same F S White, same B O Marquard, same O 1 Axtell, same 87 fid yy oo 4 08 6 oo Zi 85 1 20 a oo 16 55 F II Sackett, 2d ward T F Jameson, 3d ward C D Clapp. erroneous tax refunded A Hawrick, nidse to poor John Waterman, nidse to Co S A Davis, oil to poor farm Zuckweiler 5; Lutz, mdse to poor F"ee bill, state vs Ossenkop Hit I DUE FUND. I K Sheelev & Co. bui'ding bridges S 1,000 00 COUNTY KOAD FUND. W I Jones, viewing road 7 00 I W lolmson. same i 00 David Miller, same 1 0.J J L Hartshorn, serving notices 1 1.1 DISTRICT KOAD FUND. Peter Rauen, repairs 3 fO G G Pitz, work dist lti 10 (Ml S I Compton, dist 13 1 40 J F Fitzpatrick. dist 43 3 40 John Fitzpatrick. dist 43 3 30 1111 Parkhurst. tiling dist 5 14 30 Isaac Bates, dist 13 7 50 Wolf & Tool, lumber dist 8 7 81 I R IJarr. nails dist 6 4 10 Board adjourned to meet as a board of equalization June 14, 1S98. James Robertson, County Clerk. C"-0-" I. O. O. I. No. 7. Will meet at their hall at S o'cioek t'lis evening to a.-Tanie for the f jcerai of nr !.-te h 'Othe'-, Henry M ii tens. Hy O ".ler of N. G. linl;i't .'l;irktl. Se, '.e!i. b.-r iu ;.t 1 'Wei", c. !"."! 'o e: '' 'i M r it cli l rutin r. r- I-'. V Kidney ui reined f. r ai bladuor ili.-eases !y T:ii-I. a .-afe. ; i . . ILl.. sure, i ar.d ! 4 9 6 WHITE BR EAST COAL YARD LINCOLN AVE. AND M tltllLE STS., II. M. SOENMCHSEX, Manager. f Large Supply Of all the BEST GRADES HARD COAL SOFT Including the Famous Missouri, Illinois, Jackson Hill and Canon City Lump, Always on hand Also a quantity of cheaper Grades of NUT COAL. We also J keep on hand all kinds of Wood. All or- A tiers promptly delivered. Leave orders at grocery store of A. H. Weckbach & Co. Q Itiiv For Sale Either in the ba e or loose, as may be desired. Choice verbena plants in bud -III cents per dozen. Geraniums, 60 ce::ts "to $l.ol)er dozen. Also a choice lot cf hardy perennial plants that will b'.o m this year, at L. A. Moore's green house. The Gut Ileil continues to head tho list as a lino o-cent cigar. Ask for no other. OCTOR iTescribe them because they never vary from One standard of medicinal quality- the highest and doctors are careful folks. You trust your family doctor of course. Ask him. 9 -, jr' ' TAYLOR WHISKIES la sealed bottles ocJy. Vt Druggists. TRADE SUPPLIED BY RICHARDSON DRUG CO, OMAHA, NEB. DEPART! Opposite Bank of Cas:-: GftSN READ THESE 18 lbs best granulated sugar $1.0U li) lbs best "C" jugar l.(K) Ilueket Syrup 4-j Hueket Jelly 40 2 lb package Oatmeal ().") I'rico baking powder, I-lb can . ., Price b iking powder, i-lb can... 'M Uon-Ijon baking powdor, 1 -lb can 10 Calumet baking powder, 1-lb can 1!) 1 lb Pepper : 18 10 cent sack of Salt Q lo-cent sack of Salt 0 Ilest Salt, per barrel 1 00 Lemon extract, per bottle Oo Vanilla extract, per bottle Oo Coal oil, per tral 10 Xew York Cream Cheese 13 Drv Salt Meat 07 Hrcnkfast bacon, per lb - h California 1 lams, p rlb Largo ifamts, per lb o Uologna, per ll c Gooil bucket I . IJest libre bucket : .', I ran, 100 lbs Elegant Hour bins 1 Lamp chimneys . Argo gloss starch (i!1 Argocorn st ircli ( I Best crackers, pur lb (. i 1 doz. clothes pins (.1 1 lb Uattlo-Axo Tobacco : 1 lb "G-for-lO" Tobacco is 1 lb J. T. Tob.n o :; . i Horseshoe tobacco ; Star tobacco I i - IT WILL PAY YOU TO ATI GREAT SPECIAL 8.. D EPART MEH1 Opposite Bank of Cass County, iJi raJir-"' m n Hi H' Hi Hi Hii ml Hi M SJI m m m Ml m m SJI Hi ra i LI fail ii m m m f2l Strap Essays on; MILK are Good, but CRI. We give you the CREAM of the SHOE subject, from the mo-t x-'.:.',' States, where nothing but skilled labor is employed and where d ,u l i i and not permitted to pass to the trade. We did NOT receive a palty consignment of Twenty '; and then swell up and advertise Hhe Largest Stock" of shoos, to ii. i'i.-, then comrjel you to look with chagrin and disgust on the small a.-v-c-tsne:. you did not want. We never have to resort to such misleading stat i Replenished Our Stock to the cuzu So, if you cannot be suited in two or three articles, you do ft h ;vo to str; wonder what to do, for we have an UNLIMITED KE.-JEI iVE, and we c ; : during the beautiful Springtime that will spring you to your fcut a::d ir... PRICES ON.... Latest Novelties in Hot Weather Infants' Chocolate strap bow Sandals, 2's to o's o-jc. Inf in'.-.' ('V ) .;t . Child's Chocolate strap bow Sandals, 4's to S's Goc. Infar.l -' ! ..A i 1.;. Child's Extra fine Choc, strap Sandals 85c and 9oc. Ir.f a--' (.'.:o.;. f x'. Child's Extra fine (Anvil bottom) bow Sandals, 8 to Inf a:? ( ! I :-l and 11 $1.00 to $1.15. ,':o'.a button 7". Missej' Extra fine (Anvil bottom) bow S indals, Hi to Chii ls Ve-li-ig To 2's $1.25 to $1.50. to SI. JO Misses' Choc, strap bow Sandals, 11 to 2's 00c to $1. ChLu Anvil b.j i , Job lot all solid Goat button, 8 to 11 75c to boc. to -1.:Jo. Ladies' Oxfords $1 25, $1.50, $1.65. Little G-nt-', p Lt. Everything Mentioned Is Solid Leather 7V I.r ROBT SHERIAC New Improvements. The Pearl Steam lauudry has just received one of the latest pattern bosom, collar and cuff ironers from Chicago, and is better prepared than ever to do nice work. Remember Pearl Steam linndrv. Main street. J Tho farmer, the mechanic ai d :!. ! bicycle rider ?.re liable to u ..'. j cuts and bruises. De'vVi'.l's Witch iazei taive is me oc-st i:,ii.g io :: on hand. It he.ils quickly, an i i- ;. well known cure lor pi.vw. i '. ( '. Fricke & Co. Thoufands of sufferers from grippe have been restored to health by One Minute Cc-usrh Cure. Itquicklj- cures coughs, coids, bronchitis, pneomonia, grippe, asthmi, and all throat and lung diseases. F. G. Fricke & Co. Coates & Co. 6ell lawn mowers cheaper than ever. Also the best . grade of hose. Advertisers never got. such iio d ' value for their money in this co i::y as at the present time in the i:-:i!y ! and Semi-Weekly News. The be-t j class of people take the-e p-ijiers and our list shows a rapid growth. I'ltnii an ad vertisement and rewards are cei tain, if you have anything the peop! want. 'J 1 1 1 I I ; I I ' I ; -i u i'-JJ a if !i :- J id i'-j !'J ;j iJ i-ii i ' m -. i". i i :1 :: i.'. - in !" v at. .. I . ".;-- : c. i '"V. lo 13 . i i r v -eau iir-s, I'. At Erie, cure r a . y i !:;:. .if-: ' d femaie w y Cue. I'US ( x s 11 II - iioa ,-, i o Kid?;' It is Foley