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Of any Cass County Paper.
FPIDAY,' FEBRUARY 2, 1900.
James Pyle. one of the greatest
of American advertiser?, died recently
io Bostou. It is hardly necetsary to
add that he was very rich.
The Woman' club is poingtoeee
what can be done to lessen, if riot stop
the si'e of cigarette to minora in this
city. Let the pood work eo op!
Mayor Riciiey has done the proper
thicg in ordering that teams shall not
be hitched on Main etreet. Tbera
will not be half so many accidents and
the street can be kept much cleaner.
Clearance
Sale of A
Winter
Goods
...UNTIL COMPLETELY EXHAUSTED, OUR ENTIRE WINTER STOCK, CONSISTING OF...
Flannels. Oirtlno Flannels
lankets. Ladies
iieavy
Skins,
Ladies', Gents' and Children's Underwear, Flannel Wrappers, Outing
Flannel Nightwear, Fascinators and Headwear, Gloves and Mittens
MUST GO AT SOME PRICE -Call and Get a BARGAIN--No Goods will be Carried Over by this
Store.
ZUCKWEILER & LUTZ, CORNER SIXTH AND PEAEL STREETS
of the sup-eme court can be brought I
ud to dte. It now takes between four
and five ye-ir for a case to be beard j
after it is decided In the district court. !
In this way many persons who may
recover a judgment In the district
court arr compelled to compromise or
I j . I . , 3.rt -folra rt Hfioth
to stBnd on without being in constant unuerKu n.o .l0uU.... ,
removal oi witnesses or iiitsvivcimy
Henry Wattekson says this caun
try is in "a hopeless state of prosper
ity," and that the fusiomsts are seek'
irg in vain for an issue broad enough
danger of falling off.
liOURKE Cockrax and W.J. Bryan
are represented in a cartoon. Their
interview is short and to the point:
Cookran: "Cast off free 6ilver and I
will support and vote for you. " Bryan:
4,Nay, Nay, T.jurke, my boj, the leop
ard can not change its spots."
1 1IE house of representatives, a ma
ioritv of the governors and most of
the peopla favor the election of United
States senators by direct vote of the
people. It will be but a short time
until the senators themselves wil-
have to 'Vet into line" or out of
office.
the defeated ptrty, or their own finan
cial condition may be such. that tbey
cannot wait the tedious process of the
court. It is now a common practice to
appeal cases to the supreme court for
the sole purpose of compelling a com
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promise by tne aeiay. especially ia
this true when the defeated party is
well-to-do.
Wo are all interested in the court, as
we do not know how soon we may be-
-w 1 1 . 1 1
come a party. Liei an neip me imr
association in this matter.
COT HIS CLEAN CLOTHES.
Ho Had No Money, bat Had tier-re and
an Kasy Chinaman.
That there are more ways than one
to accomplish a thing If a man only
has the necessary nerve is illustrated
hv the eznerience of a young man. The
HER MOTHER'S STOCKINGS.
Of Course the Bride Thought of Them
at Her Marriage.
A good story Is being whispered
around about one of the beautiful
brides of last week. She was married
in a big church with the usual accom
INFORMATION AND OPINION.
young man tells the story himself, so ' panioient of flowers and pretty brides
lueie ia uu ucu.jai
printing it. It seems that he had a
big bundle of collars and cuffs and
shirts at a Chinese laundry a night or
two ago, some articles in which he
needed very much. The night was the
furthest In the week from his pay day.
and be wa3 "broke." Still he had to
have clean linen in order to keep an
important engagement. "I didn't
know what to do," he said, in relating
the incident. "I felt sure that the
Chinaman wouldn't extend credit to
me, for it is a well-known thing that
Chinese laundryroen never 'trust At
last I hit upon a scheme. Going to my
room, I bundled up all the soiled linen
I possessed. Hurrying around to the
laundryn:an'. I produced the bundle.
'Sixty-five cents!' he exclaimed bland-
All business men are improving
their financial conditions in these
nrosDerous times, but the city of
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Plattsmouth, with a democratic coun
ell. is not makincr hdt Drogress. It is
time that the business men of Ptatts-
mouth should be placed in the council
to do its. business.- Peaat -poMticIaaa
should be left in the background. The
hest should be retained and the bal
ance speedily retired.
The report of the republican mem
bers of the ways and means committee
commits them to the theory that Porto
Rico and the Philippines are not the
f inn Vinraua ill t i matel v designed
for use by the English government in 1. holding cut his hand for the coin. I
" J , . - . u... nicked up the c ean linen and. deposit
ee Transvaal, are being bought just D'cKf" . ... nn hla ponntor.
now i-' Kacs isCity. Owing to tho de-, - .'. aa y,ta rfP
mand at present the supply of horses
in Ensrlind ia becoming low, and so
Englishmen are in Kansas City buy
ing and shipping to England for the
purpose cf suppling the demands there.
The result is that there is Dl advance
in the price of noises suitable for gov
ernment purposes. Itta estimated mat
the English government has already
bought about 2,1 00 horses on account
of the South Africin war.
ii8&BT,Ti -WLLnlted States, within
had begun to gru F
etliutiob n tcif -v wM in ca 8tom 8
hall be unnorro
Slates. In
and revenue laws
throughout the Qnitid
other words it means that our new pos
sessions can be governed as colonic-
Miss Anna M. uowen, oean oi
AVoman's Hall of Northwestern Uni
versity, Evanston, Ind., died very sud
denly Saturday evening. She fell to
..aAnT..ir ..!.rucr time wun-
sShe is
loe uuur,
out eaining consciousness.
said to have been a very brilliant and
accomplished young woman and her
death has cast a gloom over Evanston.
All college exercises were suspended
yesterday. Funeral services were held
at Woman's Hall.
Strands Played the Chant.
The teacher who influenced Strauss
most was one Joseph Dreshler, the
choirmaster of St. Steven's church in
Vienna." who- tried to get the waltzes
out of the boy'a head and put ia their
place anthems and chorals. In this
undertaking ho met with Indifferent
success, for the worshippers in one of
the Vienna churches were startled on
a Sunday morning when there poured
forth from the organ, filling the gloomy
bulli'iug, by its enchanting notes, a
waltz instead of the solemn Gregorian
chant tc which they were accustomed.
It was Johann Strauss, Jr., who had
taken the organist's place and substi
tuted his own favorite selection for the
nsual sacred music, much to the dls-
7w, 'iV ffvi- ana tne amuse
may of the piouo io...
meat of the younger people of the con
gregation. Edward A. Stelner In tne
January Woman's Home Companion.
Discovered by a Woman.
Another great discovery has been
made, and that too, by a lady in this
started for the door as if my me ce
pended on n-.y being half a mile away
within five miuute3. 'That's all right,'
I shouted back in reply. 'Just mark it
on that bundle and I'll pay you for
both together.' Then I was gone, but
not hfifore Iranhts gllrapR nt Tthe
laundryman" hastily unwrapping the
bundle I had left, as If he was anxious
to see whether or not the contents
were worth the 65 cents I had 'hung
him up' for. He was evidently satis
fied, for he didn't yell for the police or
make any commotion, as I was afraid
he might do. and I had all kinds of
freshly laundered collars and cuffa
and shirts to wear that night. And
all on account of a bit of nerve."
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Senator Pettifrew's attack on
tin.iai nnsii Tttrdv will do
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ner vikai orgaus wm c uuuci4uiuo
death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed incessantly, and
could not 6leep. She floally discov
ered a way to recovery, by purchasing
of us a bottle of Dr. King's Nw Dta-
oouerv for Consumolion. and was so
rou h relieved on tauing first dose.
that the slept ll night; and with two
bottles, has been absolutely cured.
r nme is Mrs. L,utner l.uiz. inva
write vv. u. MamnicK at v.o., or neiDy
N. C. Trial bottles free at F. G
expose thetkeleton of trtasbn so deli
ciouslv hu"-ffed to the bo otn of anti-
pdministration members of congress
and their bac' ers in the rank1. The
idea of accenting the word of AEUin-
aldo rather than that of Admiral
Dewev! We might as well believe the
statement of Benedict Arnold in pre.
erdnce to that of George Washington
Tbem of Green Felt with
Feathefi b-Wff,r-J'h
Those who are knowing In cuch
things have been heard to say of late
that the prince of Wales is not the
absolute arbiter that once he was In
mattcra rwrtAlnlnr to tnpn'n fashions.
country. "Lisease iasieneu. n b . t he ls Btlll reCognized as mas
clutches upon her and for seven rears! ierhejeJiatsareLj:onxfirAea. IttfeU
Kentucky is now enjoying (?) two
gevdrnors. We trust the better judg
ment of I.er citiz -HS will prevail and
permit the matter to be adjusted in
the court9 without further bloodshed
The neode must abide by the veidict
of the majority of the voters or gov
ernment will be at nn erd. It cannot
be enforced with a gun. The present
conditions arise from candidates foist
iiu? themselves into nominitions
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against pa-ty will through mtinip
u'.atirer oirtv machinery. Parties
nhoulci cnll the candidate not tho
cundldite ih pnrty.
In steakino of the Gcebol a-sas-!
nation, Mr. Bryan says: "We can
afford to permit the republicans to
enjoy the monopoly of force and
threat?." It is well to remember that
the respectable, law-abiding demo
omta of Kentuckv are against the
Uoebel machine and are more loud in
the denunciation of its methods than
are the republican?. Who did the
shooting is not yet known. Time may
disclose an assassin who can be com
passed in the word "we." The rovolt
is againBt corruption in the democratic
party for which Mr. Bryan fights so
valiantU at 60 much per word. It
a republican governor who Is trying
to maintain peace. It might oe well
to wait and find who Sred the shot be
fore condemning either party. The
only circumtan :e now known that
points to a republican is that tlve shot
wa9 fi-ed witn smokeless powder, but
even that might be done by a business
democrat.
STATE BAR
The State Bar
What Do the Chllarea Drink?
Don't give them tea or coffee. Have
you tried the new food drink called
Graln-O? It is delicious and nourish
ing and take?) the placo of coffee. The
more. Grain O you give the children
the more health you distribute through
their systems. Grain-O is made of
pure grain, and when properiy pre
pared tastes like the choice grades of
Coffee but costs about one-fourth as
much. All grocers sell it. 15oand25o.
WALES ODD TASTE IN HATS.
maids. Every one remarked how per
feet'.- beautiful the bride looked as she
R-al' ed up the aisle on the arm of her
father to meet the bridegroom waiting
at the altar. After the wedding break
fast, and just as the bride was prepar
ing to start for the depot to catch the
afternoon train for her honeymoon, an
old schoolmate friend of her mother
came to her. kissed her on both cheeks
and said: "My dear child, you were
the most perfectly lovely bride that I
have seen this winter! As you walked
up the aisie to meet the man that was
so soon to be your husband, every one
! could see from the half-frightened yet
j trustful look i! pon your face and the
firm yet tender f mile about your mouth
that you were thinking of the serious
importance of the step that you were .
taking. Your very look seemed to say
'I am leaving my girlhood behind m-:-and
gofr. fo;ih upo:i an untried sea
but so sre-a' is my trust in him whom
I have chosen that I step forward with
out fear an.i in perfect confidence'
Tell me. my dear, just what the
thoughts were which brousht that love
ly expression upon your face this
mornIng.!lJlYcii2I. I 41
said the bride, 'exactly what my
thoughts were ss 1 walked up the aisle
My mother, who. as you kndw, Is a
much smaller woman than I am. ror
some sentimental reason Insisted upon
my wearing t the altar the very silken
hose in which she was married to my
father twenty years ago. They were
so tight for me that at each step I
kept repeating to myse'.f: 'This time
they will surely rip!" And when I
reached the altar without accident I
was so much relieved that I probably
tiid -r tH look of bliss which every
body mentioned." Washington Times.
Fricke A CoV dng st-e. Regular
aizefiOc and $1.00
teed.
Ev-rv bi'tle guar-4
AN INFANT INDUSTRY.
ACCIDENT TO BUFFALOES.
Driven Over a Precipice by a Bllzsard
la Destructive Sandstorm.
Near Cheyenne Wells is a long
stretch of level prairie, which sudden
ly terminates In a precipice, making a
perpendicular descent or perhaps fifty
feet to another plain below, says the
Denver Field and Farm. In the winte.
of 1858 a great blizzard raged for sev
eral days. The snow was driven at o
terrific rate before a hurricane of wint:
and the buffaloes were obliged, in self
preservation, to turn their backs ant'
run with the wind. The result was
that vast numbers of the buffaloes
were carried over the precipice and
their dead bodies were covered with
twenty or thirty feet of snow. For
many years people visited the spot to
look at the bnes. which lay In piles
ten and fifteen feet high as far as the
eye could reach along the precipice, and
it was commonly estimated that 100,
000' buffaloes found a grave on that fa
tal spot. Sandstorms in tnose aaya
were so destructive that it was not un
usual for freighters to lose their entire
outfits. During the prevalence of a
storm no attempt was made to move
forward and drivers cleared the sanu
out of the nostrils of the horses and
oxen, as otherwise the animals were
threatened wuh death from suffoca
tion. A sandstorm usually lasted only
two or three hours but its effects were
i eit-for- day'tty"KmpTr and "animals ex
posed to the fury of the blast. A curi
ous phenomenon noticed in different
places on the p'ains was the immense
excavating power of the wind in a
sandstorm. There were areas of three
or four acres where the wind scooped
out the sand forty or fifty feet deep
and whirled it away in the air. It
seemed as If the work began at a cen
tral spot no larger than could be cov
ered by a man's hat. In an Incredibly
short time a round hold would be ex
cavated. The wind then took hold in
real earnest ancVthe probabilities were
that an entire sand htit would it, lev
eled in the next thirty minutes.
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LkI s . tt t. ok t Mis ScottUh Zoo.
'Ike .ait'bt wi'.tiiit.u to the Scottish
Zoo is a vlacke vark or emgalla, direct
from the 'lran&vaal. It is an ungainly-
looking animal, v.Ith long tusks and a
portentously ugly head. One of the j
chief peculiarities cf this animal is the
enormous projection which flanks the ;
face on either side just below the eyes, j
So large are these excrescences, and so j
deeply sunk are the eyes, that the :
be so, Englishmen are in for a cnange
of headgear, for the prince of Wale3
has been buying hats, the color, shape
and decorations of which are all new
According to the Dally News the prince
has a kind of passion for buying hats
and giving them to his friends. He
bought nine In Germany, and they are
of new pattern, and some of them of a
new color. The color is green and the
material soft felt, and stuck in the
back as if toe wearer, in his hurry,
had put his Ii.it on wrnn? is a little
tuft of raDTaiizie feathers. Most of
them are capf rcailzie, but there 13 lati
tude for rooice. The head of a wood
cock as a sort of center for iU own fine
feather. t-o teeth of a wolf with a
tuft of wo:r3 bristle teeth ami bris
tles of a dog will do if the rarer artl-
cles are not obtainable he curied tal!
' feathers of a black cock; tree a:e the
'chief varieties of ornament up to this
j The Dally News, indeed, accuses the
prince of being mere plagiarist of the
. composer Offenbach, who 35 years ago.
I after a tour In the Tyro!, returned to
Paris with the full equipment or a
Tyrolese sportsman, an 1 appeared on
the boulevards wearing the ?rren hat
Has Been Planted In the
Hills, and Is Being- Nursed.
The recent flagging of a train by a
Black Hills boy and the generous treat
ment accorded him by the passengers
and railroad officials have resulted in
inaugurating a new industry among
the Black Hills boys. The other day
some passengers, when at a station
near where the flagging episode oc
curred, noticed a, -bright faced, ragged
urcLIa near the track. Hoping to get
a sight of the boy who had created so
much favorable comment by his action
a few days previously In flagging the
train and preventing what might have
been a serious accident, some of the
kind-hearted and hero-worshiping pas-
1 fceaiwa.i a-thai-tjCio..Uwia .
He promrf!yTPr"ed: I m ae Kia-woi
flagged tic k'cers t' other day." With
out stopping to verify his claim, they
at once Lesan tossing him nickels,
dimes and quarters, and the 1-ul profit
ed by liii- deceit. Every urchin who
puts in l.is time at the depots in thai
partici:; ! .ncality to see passing trains
Is now :!.e boy who flagged the train,"
and unsuspecting passengers have am
ple opportunities to part with their
spare change
One Question Too Man?.
From the Boston Evening Tran
script: Tomewell It's a wise man
who knows when he is well off. Page
Yes? Tomewell Jackard told me that
everybody was talking about my new
book. Page And what then 7 I ome-
well I was foolish enough to ask what
they said.-
For the Same Reason.
She Why does a woman take
man's name when she gets married?
He Why does she take everytning else
he has? Cincinnati Enquirer.
In Training-.
Yabsley The amount of time you
owe tne nve is worm mmc iuau
money. Mudge I know it is. but 1
have a hope that some day I will owe
an amount worth dodging for. Indian
apolis Journal.
not look behind It in tho
usual manner of animals, and is there- wim curi or lexers. iMu,n
fore obliged to hold its head perpen
dicularly to cast a glance over its own
back. As it always holds its tail per
pendicularly when it runs, the general
effect is exceedingly ludicrous.
ASSOCIATION.
association is now
being reorganized and, among other
laudable purposes, it is propose to
evolve eonn plan by which the work
Always glad to see you at the Vienna
bakery.
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0 How Lahonchere Helped a Friend.
Labouchere tells an amusing story of
how he did a good turn for a legal
friend, who. although accustomed to
address Juries and judges, was afraid
of the house of commons. "Oae day.
walking home with him." says I a
bouchere. "I told him that hs should
get over this curious dread. A matter
was coming under discussion whi-.i
involved a good deal of law. I said to
him: 'If you like, I will get up and
speak against the government view.
Yon must Jeer at me. I will complain
of this, and suggest that as you are an
eminent lawyer you should express
your objections accurately, then you
having prepared your speech must get
tip and crush me.' This was arranged.
When I laid down the law, he laughed.
1 looked indignant. I went oc; ne ut
tered sarcastic 'hear, hears.'
I protested sat down, and Invited him
to reply to me. He got up and made
an excellent speech." The Argonaut
It spread from Paris to
To Core a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Ouinine Tablets. All
.(...trrricta r.fimrl the niniiev if it fails to cure
Grove s signature is on eacn dox. sac.
caught on.
London.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is
the only remedy for blind, bleeding rr
O'Otruding piles, indorsed by phys
ician; cures the most obstinate cat s.
P iue 50 cents in bittles, tubes 73 ctp.
v. G Fricke & Co.
Wise Precaution.
It Is a Sanford man who has thU
statement sewn in his undershirt: "My
appendix has been cut out," and he
explains his case in this way: "You
see these are the balmy knifing days
of the surgeon. If a man happens to
fall In a fit, faint or lose consciousness
for any reason, they cart him oft to
the hospital and operate for appendi
citis without waiting for him to come
to and say what alia him. I've been
sliced open once and don't hanker for
encores."
Persons who leal a life of exposure
are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia
and lumbago, will find a valuable
remedy in BtUard's Snow L nament;
it will banish pain and subdue inflam
mation. Ppma 9J unit FJl ranlt. V Ci.
On this;Fricke&Co
Delicious refreshments will
served at the tlCafe Chantant."
Foul-Smelling
Catarrh.
Catarrh is one of the most obstinate
diseases, and hence the most difficult
to get rid of.
There is but one way to euro it.
The disease is in the blood, and all the
sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures
in the world can have no permanent
effect whatever upon it. Swift's Spe
cific cures Catarrh permanently, for it is
the only remedy which can reach the
disease ana iorce it irom the blood.
Mr. B. P. McAllister, of Ilarrodsburg,
Ky., had Catarrh for years. He writes:
'I could see no Improvement whatever,
though I was constantly treated with pprays
ana wsnes, ana ciiuer
ent inhaling remedies
in fact. I could reel mat
each -winter I was worse
than the year previous.
nally It
TAILORING...
That is what you can depend upon at our
shop. And that is only one of the many
gfood points. We have a lare assortment of
foreign and domestic goods from which to
make selections and every suit or garment
we turn out is guaranteed to be satisfactory.
The Only Union Tailor Shop
in Cass County...
Members of labor organizations are invited
to call at our shop, where they can get the
union label placed on their garments, and
where they can get the best for their money.
Iludecek & 3JLcJbGlioy5
Rockwood Block-Main St.
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COAL
Will receiv PROMPT Attention.
Here are sorai of the grades they handle:
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TRENTONILL. -f MENDOTH LUMP.
JdSLNUT BLOCK LUMP.
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A. H. WECKBACH & CO.,
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TEL. 54
Fleece Ton.
The Maid "Oh, how I should love to
see a real live train robber." Conduc
tor "Sorry, miss, but the Pullman
car porter has gone up in town somewhere."
C. A. Marshall. Dentist.
FILE YOUR WANTS.
(Special notices under this head will be charged
lor at the rate of one-hall (V4) cent per word
for each insertion.)
HISCKltANEOl't
OR SALE A goad six room house and two
F r further information
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llots. with a variety of f'uit. About seven
blocks from postoffice
ii q lire of A. V. White
4. S. S anrt
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brought to my notice
that Catarrh was a blood
disease, and after think
Ing over the matter, I
aw it was unreasonable)
to expect to be cured by
remedies which only
reached the surface. 1
then decided to try
after a few bottles were used. I no-
tin m m.nuntih) i mnmvemen &. GontinoinK
the remedy, the disease was forced out of iny
system, and a complete cure was the resnlt.
1 advise all who have this dreadful di.ease to
abandon theirloeal treatnient.whieh hasnever
done them any pood, and take S. 8. S-, a rem
edy that can reach the disease and cure It.
To continue the wrong treatment for
Catarrh is to continue to suffer. Swift's
Specific is a real blood remedy, and
cures obstinate, deep-seated diseases,
which other remedies have no effect
whatever upon. It promptly reaches
Catarrh, and never fails to cure even the
most aggravated cases.
Tor Rlnnrt
lheuiuuu
is Purely Vegetable, and is the only
blood remedy guaranteed to contain no
be U Books mailed free by Swift Speciflo
Company, Atlanta, Ueorgia.
muse aggravate!
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WANTED-Men an I romei for soliciting.
Good termor? and R oj wages. or par
ticulars addre-s P. U. box So l'77. Plattsmouth.
Neb.
FOR AI E A desirable house and lot.betweeu
Seventh a-d Eighth streets, on Locus'- In
quire of 1. H. Thresher. Main street. $6H).
rOK SALE Home of seven rooms; three large
litt covered wun irun. oacn mm i"si
Good outbuildings,
cost. Inquire of D
For about one-half what it
K. Barr or H- R. Gering.
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UERVITA PILLS
Restore Vitality, Lost Vigor and Manhood
Cure Impotency. Night Emissions, Loss of Mem.
ory, au wasting uhw.
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