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and such articles as generally go with them, nt No. 418 MAIN STREET, and
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BRIEFLY TOLD.
C. A. Marshall, Dentist.
Dress making. Miss Laura
Twiss.
Union Block.
subscribe for Tiik Nr.ws the best
paper in tho city.
Ilolloway's popular stoamod bread
is ma.de of Hei.-e'.'s best Hour.
Good driving mare, for sale. En
quire at Sherwood's shoe More.
A dishwasher is wanted at the Kilcy
at once. Apply this evening.
Tho Puritan wickles-s oil stove, tho
latest thing out, at Coates S: Co's.
Did you seo the new au vertisment
of W. K. Fox? Head it and profit by
it. The KvEXlxn Nkws only ten cents
per w'ceK, you can't ifl'ord to do with
out it.
Enterprise cherry stoners that do
the work. For sale by W. W. Coates
& Co.
Girl wanted for general housework.
Enquire of Mrs. Henry IJerold or at
the store.
Hollo way's bread, which has taken
the lead, is made of Ileisel's "Plan
sifter" flour.
If you don't eee the Gut TJeil ergar
call for it, and get th-o best 5 cent ci
gar in the market.
WaSTKD Three neat appearing
ladies. Salary 1.I) per day. Address
E. LaBar, General delivery, city.
A torpid liver robs you of ambition
and ruins your health. DeWitt's Lit
tle Early Hirers cleanse the liver,
euro constipation and all stomach and
livor troubles. F. CJ. Fricko & Co.
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Clothiers
Corner.
Periodicals.
line of High Grade Candies,
to suit the times.
Come
Wheat is down and prices on flour
arc lower. Come in and see; wo can
do you good. F. S. WfliTK.
Guy Burdick is now station agent at
Bellvuo and greets his Plattsmouth
friends with a cheery smile as they go
by
Littlo Johnny Ilatt is up to date
and has named his new dog Dewey for
j the Manilla hero.
J All kinds of jewelry, clocks and
j watches promptly repaired. All work-
warranted. J. "V. Crabill, first door
west of Waterman block. Plattsmouth
Conrad Schlater who has been quite
sick we are irtd to note is able to hp
I out again.
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The rain which fell this morning is
said to have been quite general over
the county, and did an immense
amount of trood.
A. L Munger, who has been a suf
ferer from something like appendi
citises much better we are glad to
note and will probably be out soon.
A telephone polo has fallen across
the road fourteen miles south of town
which the company will have to look
after at once.
Head the new ad vertisments of AA".
K. Fox in today's paper. Mr Fox is a
genial gentleman, and a good business
man. lie deserves well of the public.
The two Odd Fellow lodges in this
city, and the Kebeckas will hold a
joint installation, followed by a supper
some evening next week.
The funeral of the late John O' Don
nell took place at eleven o'clock this
morning, and was largely attended by
hosts of friends who deeply regret his
demise.
Gloiiilno !
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The com uils-doncrtj will h:ivo ii iiruil
hearing on tin: Union tonil matter to
hum row. Tills ha-i caused consider
aide hard fooling do vn in Liberty,
md lias b.jon a hone of con trillion for
moil Vlld.
A. li. Nowcomb has one more piano
to dispose of at once. Will ho Mld
neap fur cnh Wi.l give the hcht
)f terms to parties who kbilc to liu.v
in lime, (alien him at the Hotel
1'iatt-uiouth.
Fred Millyr was down to vi.-dt hips
brother, (Charley, yesterday. .He
say-) that Charley will have 1 1 f l y bar
rels oi wine tins year iioin ins vine
.vaid Houthof town, which gives prom
ise of an immense crop of grapes.
The bills for boarding tho volun
teers woro allowed by tho comini.-ion-erw
today and amounted to S'J 1 .'.").
The state should pay this bill, and
probably will do to eventually, and
the course of the bond in taking care
.f the matter is generally approved.
Gene, the li ve-yea r old son of Jack
Deiison, was ovcrcmnij by heat yestcr
d y afternoon, ar.d cimo near dying
last mirlit. ile hut a. Dinning lever
nut lo mucn belter this mornine;. no
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was ovei heated when he was two years
of aire, and bueeumos very easily to
tho effect of hot weather.
Thousands of little frees or toads
covered the ground about town im
mediately after the rain this morninjj,
and in tno opinion of many they came
down with the rain, having' been
taken up from a slouch smie.vhcio
and carried by the wind.
Sunday nu'lit ;i sp:inr v.: iron and a
set of harnc.s was stolen from the
Wallace farm .near Unadill:i. In
their stead a bu-'ry was loft. The
sherill s on the lookout for the guilty
oai ties who are supposed to be liorse
traders Nebraska City News.
This morning at three o'c'ock,
Mary Voolnasrel, aged twenty years,
died at her home. Mr. and Mrs.
Christian Voelnael have the sympa
thy of a wide circle of friends in their
sorrow over the lo.-s of their loving
daughter, Mary, who was the pride of
the home, and the life of the society
in which she shown. .Particu
lars of tho funeial tomo row.
A Walfr Spout.
Five or six miles west of town was
visited by a water spout a-,d destruct
ive wind about six o'clock this morn
ing which did great, damage Trees
were blown down, or h id their limbs
twisted olT, and all kinds of grain was
lain Hat on the ground. The water
fell in sheets and covu-eu the ground
to trie depth of several inches, and
tore down tho hi. Is and guliies with a
ruh that carried trreat quantities of
soil with it. Tho roar of the storm
above the noise of the wind is said to
have been frightful. So far as we
h ive been able to learn no fatalities
liCcurred.
t liu:t'o N,vsj:i pi'rs I'uliisii To!ay.
Chicago, July o. For the first time
since last Friday morning the Tribune,
Iu cord, Chronicle, Timcs-IIerald and
Inter-Ocean will bo i-sued ton orrow.
A sufficient number of outside non
union steretypers has been imported
into the city to make this possible.
The papers however will be published
only in four-puge size, but this will be
increased as rapidly as possible. Chi
cago afternoon papers will also pub
lish tomorrow in reduc u size.
I-'niMTal of.MrK. I'at t ersoii.
The funeral of Mrs. Grace Palt.-r-son
called out a large concourse of
sympathizing friends this afternoon.
The lloral tributes were unusua'ly
elaborate, showing tho tender regard
in which the deceased was held by her
many friends. The services at the
Episcopal church, where but a small
part of the crowd could rain admit
tance, weie impressive ard touching.
Ki'Tiiit For Colonel Wooils.
Santa 'e, N. M., July 5. One hun
dred recruits for Colonel Wood's rough
riders have 'eft here to join the regi
ment at Santiago. They are routed
lo Kansas City over the Santa Fe,
thence to go by way of Memphis and
Birmingham to Savannah, Ga., where
they will embark on boird transports.
1'hey are un exceptionally fine body- of
men, being well built, six footer and
Jaring riders.
(iarficld I'ark.
The Nkws is informed that
people
sre ruining the park trees and walks
by turning cows and horses into it. It
is a shameful waste of money to fix up
i park and then aliow its use as a cow
pasturo. The chief of po.ico sin u'ti
make some arrests and put a stop ::t
once to the destruction of city prop
!rty Strayed or Stolen.
Monday night the bay horse with
white star in forehead belo-iging to
Louis Olson was cither stolen from
his premises in the Third ward, or
;lse strayed away. Any information
leading to the recovery of the horse
vill be gladly received at the Nkws
jflice, or corner of Four th and Main
streets.
List of Letters.
Remaining uncalled for at the ties"
iflice at Plattsmouth, June 27, S!.S:
Charles lirieys. Sarona Kurtz.
Mrs. Anna Miller. John Mann.
Kinmie Miller. Miss Kitty Smith.
Joe Thompson.
AA'hen calling for any of tho abovt
letters please say "advertised."
C. II. Smith, P. M.
The Missouri I'aeilic.
Has a round trip rate of a fare find a
third to Omaha, good every day dur
ing the exposition exccDt when a low
er rate is made. All trains stop t.t
th9 exposition gate, giving exception
al facilities for the convenience of
pitrons who save car fare and unpleas
ant transfers. Take the old reliable
M. P. train for Omaha and the expo
a'tion.
AH Til KY I'OJIK AND !.
C corgo Il'irfchmnn, of Avocn, ia in
town today.
Attorney 10. C Strode of Lincoln ia
in the city on legal business today.
Hilly Weber and John Hauor were
Omaha exposition visitors today.
Master Mechanic I'iril was In tho
city today from Wymoro.
Miss liertha Kennedy returned last
evening from a brief visit in Omaha.
John Miller of Ilavelock returned
homo this morning after a brief visit
here.
J. Tj. l'olk, of Greenwood, postal
clerk on the li. Sl M., was in town on
business today.
J. J. Ilino left Monday for Northern
Mori tana whei e he has a good position
on tho Northern Pacific.
Silas Patterson and family were in
town today attending tho funeral of
his niece.
John Hoddy and family are guests
of his daughter, Mrs. C. E. Withrow,
today.
James Egan and sister came in from
Me Cook last night to attend the fu
neral of John O'Donnoll.
Miss liessio Cyger and her cousin.
Judge Spurlock, were Omaha visitors
this morning.
1). A. Campbell and wife, of .Lincoln,
were in the city today in attendance
at tho funeral of Mrs. Patterson.
Charles Heman, of Mead, Nebraska,
was in tho city yesterday and raturned
home via Omaha this morning to vis
it tho exposition.
Miss Minnie Husvvell and brother,
John, of Beatrice, and Ben ilorning
wont to Omaha today to visit tho ex
position. EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON.
tt r;i t ions of the National Kdacational
Association.
The meeting of the national educa
tion association at AVashington, July
i to in, promises to be one of more
than ordinary interest. The general
meetings are to be divided and will
offer a choice of program. Tho quali
ty of the program of tho general and
the sotcat meetings alike has never
been surpassed. As to the city itself,
it is a place every American 6hould
visit and study. As congress will
probably he in session, there could be
no more favorable time than while it
is the center of the great preparations
now in progress for the war with
Spain. Even if congress should ad
journ, there would remain tn& attrac
tion of the work of the departments
which will not relax during the con
tinuence of tho war. In addition to
the many places of interest in Wash
ington, arrangements have been
made for railroad and boat excursions
to till points of interest in the east
center.
Parties going from Nebraska will
take the most convenient route to
Chicago, arriving there the morning
of July 5. From there the party will
go together on a sDecial train over
the Pennsylvania route, arriving in
Washington the afternoon of July 6.
Arrangements have been made for
meals for the regular excursion partj?
between Chicago and Washington at
CO cents each. Those not wishing
meals can avail themselves of the
lunch counters. Those desiring sleep
ing car arrangements should write the
member of the committe of the initial
route. Those who desire to join the
parly whether teachers or not should
inform the committee in order to in
sure arrangements for their accom
modation.
S. W. Crabtree, Lincoln, manager,
Superintendent J. T. Morey, Kearney,
Q. I. system; Superintendent A. A.
Heed, Crete, Burlington system;
President AV. II. Clemmons, Fremont,
F. E. & M. V.; Superintendent Miles
Marsh, Pawnee City, Rock Island
system.
On the Death of Mrs. Grace Patterson.
In the morning of her usefulness; at
the threshold of life's greatest and ho
liest mission, she was taken as "a
tlower that falleth away." Surely
God's ways are not our ways, and we
humbly bow in the presence of His
allwise providerce, knowing that He
cannot err. But with eyes blinded
with tears we seo only the desolate
hca' th-stone, b olien hearted husband
and son, and grief-stricken friends.
To us her life here was eo beautiful
and loving; it was like the lily whose
fragrance blessed these who inhale
its perfume; so hi ly in its influence; so
tender, delicate and pure, that even
the anuels e ivtled her lo their own.
And could we ask for her lo exchange
for this !i'e of so row and pain; the joys
of iir.mor al life, which are j ist unfold
ing to I er vision? surely not. But
ratter let us gath r up the broken
breads i" T'' h' m , in tho church,
the bih.e e...ss. P. E O. ociety, the
Worn n'sC b. w ere. by her child
, ike simplicity and g a -n of manner,
she won ail h art , .ml tv.iuo them as
i gariatid of love : r uud 'i r precious
m ii' ory.
A Tr t ute From The
Women's Clt it.
P. ;tl- irout'u Njb., July 5, 189S.
IimIhjS Market.
AH gr.iin wn lusher in Chicago to
day a i.d the closing market was as fol
lows: Spt. wheat 69i; Sept. corn
Sept. ats "JfJ; Perl: $fJ 82.
J'earl Stiam laundry.
B. F. Goodman has his new laundry
fully e'qu't'pei with latest devices,
now in running order, And asks a
share of your patronage. His work is
his best advertisement, nd if you try
the new laundry there will be no
longer any e.cue for sending1 goods
away. Nothing Ijo o1 for our
patrjns is nr " (i'Ih. Work called
for and delivered.
SPAIN HASN'T HAD ENOUGH,
rh War Hint o On MniiClago Iian not
yvt Surrendered - Mor Yletorle.
Mapkii, July 6. Tho cabinet, after
a long discussion of tho situation and
especially of tho news from Smtiago,
determined not to negotiate for peace.
On tho other hand tho decision was
firm and unanimous to carr' on the
war as long an one soldier remained
in Cuba.
Key West, Fla., July G It is re
ported here that the Spanish warship
Alfonso XII attemptod to run the
blockade out of Havana and wis cap
tured by an American cruiser.
Two more ships are expected today
from Santiago with sorfously wounded
soldiers on board.
Four Hundred Drowned.
A special from New York says that
the French liner, Burgoyne, colided
with another vessel in mid ocean and
400 possongers and seamen were
di owned. Mrs. Judge Dillion of tho
Union Pacific was among tho lost.
Shafter Feeling IJetter,
AVashinoton, D. CulyG. Secre
tary Alger received tho following dis
patch from General Shaftor this morn
ing:
"I'LAYA del Estk, via II yti, July
6. Hon. Secretary of War, Washing
ton Camp, near Santiago, July 5.
Captains Alger and Sowall and Mr.
Corbin are well. I am feeling b.'tter.
Had hoped to be up this morning, but
as everything is quiet I will remain
still. General AVheeler is feeble, but
remains with his command. General
Young leaves for Key AArest today.
General Hawkins slightly wounded in
foot. All others well.
"SlTAFTKK,
"Major General Commanding."
Death of Mrs Chaplain Wright.
Mrs. Chaplain Wright entered into
rest last evening at 8:45 o'clock, after
a lingering iilness. The courage and
fortitude displayed by her in her se
vere illness was a beautiful example
of Christian living. Her long resi
dence in Plattsmouth has endeared
her to many friends who ministered to
her, and attended her in her last mo
ments. Mrs. Wright was born in Huron
county, New York, August 31, 1818,
and has resided in this city since 1867.
Funeral will take place from her
late residence Friday at two o'clock.
Friends may call on Thursday from
ten a. m. until six p m., after which
time the casket will not be opened.
I have some of the finest Greeg rasp
berries grown. They are in fine con
dition now and orders left with me at
my house near Maiden lane and Oak
street, will recieve prompt attention.
A. AV. Osboux.
llurlington Inn
Six blocks from exposition. A. D.
Touzalin, manager; E. B. Mooney,
clerk. Rooms $1.00 per day special
rates by week or month. Everything
first class. Take Dodge street car
from Union depot to 20th and Burdet.te
streets. Write us for particulars.
.A man 6tands no chance of oeing
sleeted to tne mayorship of a city unless
he enjoys the confidence and esteem of
his neighbors. Geo. AAr. Humphrey is
the popular mayor of Swan ton, Ohio,
and under date of Jan. 17, 1S9G, he
writes as follows: "This is to certify
to our appreciation of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. My family and
neighbors have tested it, and we
know it is an excellent remedy for
coughs and colds. George AV.
Humphrey," Sold by all druggists.
Klondyke.
AVhat does it cost to get tnere ?
When and how should one go ? AA'hat
should one take? AVhere are the
mines ? How much have they pro
duced ? Is work plentiful ? AVhat
wages are paid V Ts Jiving expensive?
What are one's chances of "making a
strike?" Complete and satisfactory
replies to the above questions will be
found in the Burlington route'3"Klon
dyke Folder," now ready for distribu
tion. Sixteen pages of pratical infor
mation and an up-to-date map of
Alaska and the Klondyke. Free at
Burlington route ticket offices or sent
on receipt of four cents in stamps by
J. Francis, Gen. Pas. Agt. Burlington
route, Omaha, Neb.
Hard and Soft Coal.
John AVaterman is sole agent for
tho famous Mendota soft coal. Also
carries the best grades of hard coal,
wood, lumber, laths, shingles, lime,
cement, etc. If you are going to
ouild, it will pay you to see AATater
nan. Office at the rear of Water
man block on Fifth t-treet.
When Yon Take Your Vacation
The most ncessswy articlo to have
with you (after you.- pocket look) is a
bottle of Foley's Colic Cure. It is an
absolu'e prevention or cure of ail de
rangements of the bowels caused by a
change of water. You are likely to
need it.
Write to J. Francis, General Pas
senger Agent, Burlington Route,
Omaha, for handsome thirty-two page
pamphlet, descriptive of the Trans
Mississippi exposition. Free.
Thousands of persone have been
cured of piles by using DeAVitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. It heals promptly and
cures eczema and all skin diseases. It
gives immediate relief. F. G. Fricke.
Bread.
Mornine's bread hereafter may be
obtained at Zuckweiler & Lutz, and at
Jonathan Hatt's.
Our Names P
Said about three hundred
pairs of long-legged, short-legged,
slim, fat, pussey, bow-legged,
straight-legged, all sorts of legged
Trousers, as they got out of the
boxes and up onto our Clothing
tables. Three hundred pairs of
trousers in one day is a good many,
but what about them? Why, they
are the unmatchable DUTCHESS
Trousers, the best line on earth.
Some are $1.50 a pair, good Cassi
mere Trousers; some are $3 a pair,
good Trousers, and every pair war
ranted. Dutchess trousers are
made of good goods provided with
all the comforts of home; front
pockets, watch pockets C to watch
your money pockets nights, in case
your wife wants to see if she is get
ting her half of your income ) pistol
pocket and refreshment pocket.
We dell all wool Cassimere Trous
ers, solid as a rock, beautiful, plain
or fancy patterns for $2.50, that
will keep an able-bodied man busy
nights and days to wear them out
in a year. Why, say, we sell all
pure Worsted Trousers for $3.50
that are simply great. Patronize
our Pantry--it pays.
"One Price and No Monkey
Business."
6. E. W6SG0
Clothiers. Hatters
and Haberdashers.
UlKLINCiTON KOl Ti:,
Take Advantage of Low Kates Kant, Wist
and South.
Hot Springs, S. D. and return, June
30 ar.d July 5.
Portland, Ore., and return, June M0
and July 1.
Nashville, Tenn., and to urn. J uly
1, 2, 3.
Salt L. ke City and return. July 3
AATashington, D. C. ami return July
3, 4, 5.
Buffalo and return, July 1! and 12.
A?k the loci tic et agent for par
ticulars. J. Francis, General Passenger
Agent, Omaha, Neb.
E. li. Btnks, of Lewisvillo. Texas,
writes that one box of UeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve was woth $50,000 to him.
It cured his piles of ten years stand
ing. He advises others to try it. It
also cures eczema, skin diseases and
obstinate soies. F. G. Fricke.
AVANTED Agents for "Glaastone,
His Life and Public Services,"' Thos.
W. Handford. A wonderful 6tory of a
glorious career- Over oOO large, radi
ant pages, 100 superb rare engravings.
Richest, biggest, best and only in
dorsed "Gladstone book" published.
Only $1.50. Commission, 50 per cent.
Credit given. Freight paid. Outfit
free. Drop all trasti and clear $300
a month with the only true and good
'Gladstone book." Address Ihe
Dominion Company, Dept. 36, 3."2 3-"0
Dearborn street, Chicago.
Cut Thin Out ? ?
160 acres of Merrick county land for
$610.00. AVr rite me for new '.at. 1 list.
x dd e-s
J li. Mason',
C n.ral C.ty, Neb".
The Kerry im K:ifiu!n;.
I have put a cib.e entirely a to s
the Platte liver at Oreupo.ir, ui o
with three boats I am cro-s'n' a'!
who come t hi way. Tht sand r,nr.
no longer make any troub'.e cvt -thintr
new and safe. Your pat " e
sol cited. I'ktkk X bi.
A White Mark.
Foley's Kidney
fectly reliable
for all Kidney
diseases. The pro
great medicine
or the money re
they not deserve
Cure is a p r
prt p ration
ami Ii adder
prieto s- f this
gu trantees i'
funded. Do
a white mark?
Jn New yoartein.
Having removed to the Me tr -s"
building, next to LehnhoffV, I will
continue to keep a selected stock of
tropical fruits, and will serve ice
cream and lemonade as formerly.
John Schiatecasse.
The AVor'.d's best 5 cent cigar, Wurl
Bros. Gut Heil, strictly Union made.
Every dealer handles them.
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iNEW : ADVERT leS&MENTS.
! i '-:f: " i tJAi.-i balsam
I",?-Ji . 'v-i I'r'.i"'. n 3 :.ir':r. ml I'W'l.
Ist.V1?, T i:i v. r Kailn to Jo ni-.ro 'rny
i . VfJ -7- I ilair to in xouiiiiiji
iii.g.
SENT TMLiE
to houotkciiiors
LiL'Jwi COMPAiWS
lixtracl of 13euT
COOK BOOK-
telling how to prepare m iny deli
cate and delicious dishes.
Address, I.icl.: Co., I'. ). I: ,x 'JTH, New Vork
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
or rivXTTsvoi'Tii, M i:.
PAID UP CAPITAL.
$!30.000
Offers the very best f.-idiitie-: foi tfie
prompt trariittiun (A
Legitimate Banking Business.
STOCKS, bonds, iroid. (.'overri merit urj'J lot a!
securities nought ami Hold. Deposit re
ceived and Interest hlluwcil on trie eertfl
cntes. Dr.iftM drawn, available In any
part of tbe C S. i-.n'l all the principle
towns of Kurope. Collections made and
promptly remitted Hibest market
prlee palu for county warrants, state
an ! i oiirty bonds.
DIRECTORS:
', f). I lawn-worth, S. Waugh,
I' V. White, (i. K. I l.jvey.
ric. S. Wa-igri. Cashier,
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Fandango
In(u'-i h-iti-.'- ilantMl now to the
tune of A' iti ke i . Do d!. We have
f-omeihir.gth.it v V m:iko the family
Jinm with delight in our ici cream
t n -7.tr-. when oj ake it home or in-v't-.
your wife, t f-.i hcM'l or tho
children to co.no around and refresh
them-"-l ves al our h-u cream parlors.
We have the moot delicious icecream
in town.
Holloway's Ice Cream Parlor.