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PLATTSMOUTH. NED.
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The Plattsmooth Journal
l'UULISIIKD WKKKLY AT
PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA.
Ii. A. AND T. U. liATKS,
rriu.isiiKUH.
SUBSCRIPTION
One year si .00
Six months 50
Three months 25
Invariably In advance.
Entered at the ptrntoffl lit Flattamoutb. Ne
braHka. an Sfcondclass biatter.
THURSDAY, OCTOHKIi 9, 1902.
FUSION STATE TICKET.
For Jovernor,
WM. II. THOMPSON, ( lom. )
of Hall County.
Lieuteiiant-fiovernor,
K. A. (jILHKIIT, ( I'op.)
f York Omnty.
JOHN J-OWKHS, tl'op.)
'f Hitchcock County.
niair .vniiiuir,
C. Q. Dk FIIANCK, (Fop.)
of Jeirersrn County.
state Treasurer,
J. X. LYMAN, (I'op.)
of Adams Counts'.
Attorney-ijeneral,
JEFFERSON II. liKOADY, (Dem.)
of Lancaster County.
Com'r Public Lands and Huildinps,
J. C. JiUENNAN, (Dem.)
of Douglas County.
State Supt. of Schools,
CLAUDE SMITH, (Fop.)
of Dawson County.
For Congress,
If. H. HANKS, (Dem)
of Otoe county.
ueo. m. SriHi-cxK. republican
candidate for iloat representative,
stands charped with not accounting
for fees received by him for marriage
ceremonies perlormed by him while
county judge. Will he explain why
he did not? The people demand that
lie do so.
-FOB SALE BY-
F. Q. Fricke & Co.
i et congressman Hurkett has
not accepted, or even shown courtesy
enougn to decline the challenge of hi
competitor, jion. ji. j. Hanks. The
longer he postpones answering, the less
Hie people of the iirst district will
know alout his career in congress. A
man who is afraid to meet an oppo
nent in a friendly discussion of the is
sues, is not the proper person to repre
sent a people in the halls of contrress.
Ox Thursday night of last week the
socialists of the iirst congressional
district met in mass convention in
Lincoln Thursday evening, October 2,
and nominated Mr. Chris Christensen,
of Plattsmouth for congress. The
congressional committee, is composed
of A. A. Carlson and Chas. Martin of
this city, and Chas. Mangon of Brock.
It's Up to You, tlr. SpurlocR.
While serving as Judge of Cass
county, did you render any statement
or account of fees collected by you for
performing marriage ceremonies?
PreHous to jour Incumbency, did
not Judge Ramsey render an account
of all fees collected by him. Including
thrise received for performing cere
monies? Is not the present incumbent, Judge
Douglass, doing the same?
Then, by what authority did you
retain such fees without rendering
any account of the same to the tax
payers of the county?
It may be all right for you to do so,
Mr. Spurlock, but then it is due the
people of Cass county that you explain
why.
The salary of county judge is lixed
at l,foo per annum, and the in
cumbent is bound by law to render an
account of all fees collected by him.
Did you do this while you held that
position? If not. why not, Mr. Spur
lock? It's up to you, Mr. Spurlock.
PEPPERBEHG'S
'BUBS
THE IDEAL
J FIVE CENT CIGAR.!
iK'It.'louH aroma. IVrfwt burner, l'usltive
ly the ijesu No first-Class retailer
should tie without lVpperberK'g
Buds. They are tho bet
Main St. - - Plattsmouth.!
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Will He Tell tbe People?
The Fowler currency bill embodies
all t he iniquitous features of the old
wildcat banking plan. It provides for
bank notes issued on bank assets, for
branch banks, for retirements of the
greenbacks, and for making silver
dollars redeemable in gold on demand
of the holder. It is the foundation
stone of a bankers' trust. The Fowler
bill has been recommended for passage
by the republican majority of the
house committee on banking and
currency.
Mr. Hurkett is now engaged in his
canvas for a re-election to congress.
He is soliciting votes asking the
people of the first congressional dis
trict to return him, and yet there are
many questions of vital importance
to his constituents upon which they
do not know where to find him. One
of these questions is the Fowler cur
rency bill. The people have a right
before casting their votes to know
just exactly where he stands. At
present he maintains a discreet silence.
We ask the readers of the Journal if
tins is not cowardly, nave the cour
age, Mr. Iiurkett, to come out pub
licly and say what you will do if called
upon to vote on the Fowler bill. Mr.
Hanks says he will vote against it if
elected; now what do you intend to do?
Speak out, like a man. The people
love a man who stands up and defends
or condems a measure he is for or
against.
V Abstracts of Title V
TI?oma5 Ualli.
OFFICE Anheuser-Bush Block.
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NKI1HAHKA TM.KPIIO.NK. '.OrFICK HO. B3.
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W. B. ELSTER.
DENTIST.
OFFICE: Plattsmouth,
Waterman Block Nebraska
I'latta. iPhonrs
DR. M. JENSEN
VETERINARIAN
The Only Graduate of Veterinary Medicine
In Cass County.
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All kinds of iK'iital work. 1'Iates made that
nt. 2i years ex ierience. Trices reasonable.
work guaranteed.
OFFICE I'lTZ(iKHAl.! Ill.04'K.
Tl.l.KI'HONK No. 3 OH 47 ,
Cass County Democrats.
While there seemed to be consider
able lukewarmness in the county
convention last Thursday, and a feel
ing among those whom the party
friends desired to place upon the
ticket, that to accept the nomination
was an empty honor, it is the Journal's
honest opinion that there were men
suggested for places that should have
The convention also adopted a piat-J consented to nomination without a
:orm epqorsing the unity conrciitfoni.fnimDer Aneir names woum nave
at. maianapblis m 1H)1, and the state
platform adopted at Omaha last
September.
Side WalK Notice.
NO I ICE is hereby jjiven thai the Mayor
and l,ity Council ot t he city of I'lattsmouth.
enraska. win sit as a iioard of etiiialiation.
at nine o'clock p. in., on tbe 27tli day of )
tolier. 1!WJ. at the council chanilter in said
city, to assess the cost of construct ion and
repairing of side walks alonu and adjacent to
the following deserllied proierty. to-wit:
lfit two. bhu'k nine. O'Neil's addition to
f lausinoiitli.
East end of lots thlrty-eiifht and thirty-I
nine, ami sout n side 01 lots thirty-six ana
thirl . v -seven, in Wise's addition to Plaits-I
inoutli.
East end of lot eiirht v-four in Itllllnirs siyI-
dition to I'lattsmouth; and lot seven in block
one-hundred and forty-nine (14'J) in said city.
The owners of said property are requested
io snow cause, ii any. wny saia costs should
not. Ije taxed against sahf property.
M. -M. SOEXXICIISKS. F. .. AlOHfiAN.
City Clerk. Mayor.
DRUGGISTS
A. G. Bach
& Co.,
Dealers in
G reveries of
Every Variety
and Best Grades.
Oucensware,
Best Grades of
Flour and
Cured Meats
Cash paid for
Cou n t ry Prod uce
Goods
Delivered
to anv
Part "
of the
City
Plattsmouth
Phone 236
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CALL tAT
JAG HOUSE
And Get a Good One
NO HEADACHES
In his Elegant Booze.
The Red . Front
515 Alain Street
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
J0IN
SCH1(1PP(1C(1SSE,
The Old i:. liable
Confectioner
and
Fruit
Dealer
has now in his era-
P,oy a 1 Candy
feM Maker, and is now
furnishing his pat
cki?. rons with the finest
pSjqk1 of home-made can
l'i; dies of the purest
qualties, and wants
his friends to give
him a trial. His
P4! place is also liead
bS quarters for fruits of
the choicest kind.
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ED. PITZGEKAID,
PROPRIETOR OF
Livery.
Hack
and
Baggage
Line
MOVING VAN.
Removing of Household Goods a
Specialty. Also, Heavy ;
Draying.
To Cure a Cold Jn One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature is on each box. 25c.
While George M. Spurlock is en
gaged in addressing the voters of Cass
and Otoe count ies would it not be just
as well for him toexplain to the tax
payers of Cass county why he did not
account for fees received by him for
performing marriage ceremonies? Do
this, Mr. Spurlick; the people would
be pleased to know by what authority
youaoneso wnne serving as county
jndge. They have a right to know
and it will be no trouble for you to
explain to them in your usual smooth
manner.
Is It Not So?
When we get up in the morning and
start a tire to warm the babies, we pay
tribute to Hanna s coal trust. When
we tiraw on our half cotton and half
wool pants the cotton and wool com
nine prices us. The leather trust
squeezes our corns when we pull on our
horse hide boots. We gaze through
the glass trust when we look out upon
cheap wheat llelds. The infant tin
trust plays a merry tune on the milk
pail. At the breakfast table the iron
trust makes our iron spoons, knives
and forks heavy, but we season our
appetite by a contribution to the salt
trust. We sweeten the bitter pill
with a contribution to thesugar trust.
We add zest to the flagging appetite
by a bite of the fruit trust and grease
it with the meat trust. At the close
of our trusty meal, still trusting in the
administration's trust made prosper
ity, we take a sip at the coffee trust
Ail day Jong, in the belds and oy the
fireside, we are trusted. When death
claims us the coflin trust gets the last
kick at us, and such is the "strenuous
life." Ain't this a fact?
Judge Broady.
Many Nebraskans, says the World
Herald, will remember J. D. Calhoun.
for a long time the editor of the Lin
coln Herald. On one occason. referriner
to Judge J. II. Broady, fusion nominee
for attorney general, Mr. Calhoun
wrote:
"Beneath his modest and unassum
ing exterior. Judge Broady possesses a
brain of perfect clearness, a heart as
true as steel, and a soul as honest as
sunshine. He is a man of keen percep
tion, of solid conviction, of dauntless
courage, of perfect courtesy, of su
preme fidelity, or entire trutn, and
with the grace of tender kindliness and
fellowship."
Sometimes newspaper eulogies of
public men are undeserved, but we
think it safe to say that everyone who
las the pleasure of Judge Broady's ac
quaintance will agree that in this fine
tribute to one of the best lawyers and
one of the most courteous gentlemen
n Nebraska, Mr. Calhoun did not ex-
agerate in the least.
added strength to the belief that the
democratic party had more than a
fighting chance for success.
It is true, however, that Cass county
is considered to be republican by from
300 to 400 majority, yet the political
situation and the issues before the
people this year wjll have a tendency
to strengthen the democratic part' to
some extent, and the undercurrent
that is at work may be the means of
adding many republican votes on the
side of democracy.
One noticiable feature of the present
campaign is the very strong feeling in
the republican party against trusts.
Men who have been life-long protec
tionists are now seriously considering
what is to be done with the giant
aggregations of wealth that are, now
swallowing up all the smaller inde
pendent avenues of trade.
It has begun to dawn on some here
tofore party-blinded republicans that
it is only a question of time till all the
business of the country will be con
trolled by one giant concern, which,
like the octopus, after having firmly
twined its arms about the body of its
victim, slowly eats the very life and
existence out of it. It has also been
brought to the view of many republi
cans that the party with which they
have affliliated so long is responsible
for this condition of affairs, and that
the leaders of that orgainization have
gone so far in legislating in the interest
of these gigantic combines, to with
draw their mnuence woum mean
elimination to them and a retirement
of the republican party from power,
There are many republicans in Cass
county today men who have been
almost life long in the party traces
who are not in the habit of howl
ing their sentiments from housetops-
men who are well posted on the issues
that confront the people that are
thinking seriously of casting their lot
with the democrats this year.
The situation, politically is in no
wise discuraging to the democrats of
Cass county, and, as above stated, the
Journal is of the opinion that there
were men proposed in the convention
who could have headed the ticket
nominated and carried it trimphantly
to victory, without the loss of a single
man upon it.
Significant.
The New York Sun (republican)
feels constrained "as a responsible ob
server of events of importance in this
country" to report as follows:
"The immediate effect of President
Roosevelt's proposition for a consti
tutional amendment conferring upon
the general government the control of
corporations is toward consolidating
and reinspiring the democratic party
and splitting the republican party."
Wall Paper at Gering &Co's.
Sheriffs Sale.
DV VIKTniiK Ob- AN ALIAS EXKCII-J-J
tion. issued by Ueorce K. Ilousevorth.
clerk of Hie district eouru within and for
Cass county, Nebraska, and to me directed. I
will on
Thm lOtb day of Novmmbmr, A. D.. 1902.
at 10 o'clock a. ni.. of said dav at the Kmith
uoor 01 me court House in the city or Flat ts-
dioiuii. in saia countv. sen at duuuc auction.
to the hi); best bidder for casb. tbe following
reai esiaie lo-wu : ixts one ana two (1 and U)
in miock n ve (. in me village of Cedar I reek.
Cass County. Nebraska, together with the
privileges and appurtenances thereunto be
longing or in anywise appertaining. The
same iH-in-j levied upon and taken as the pro
perty of Mrs. Menzie IJoedecker. defendant,
to satisfy a. judgment of said court recovered
by Charles 11. ltoedeker. plaintiff, againsi said
defendant.
I'lattsinoiith. Nebraska. Oetolier 6th. A. D..
I!ii JOHN I. MrRKIIlK.
Sheriff. Cass County. Nebraska,
Sheriffs Sale.
TDY I In UK OF AN OUDEK OF SALE
- Issued by George F. lloiisewortb.
clerk of the Oistrict Court withlnand for Cass
uhiiii.v. .-senrasKa. anu to rue directed, 1 will
on
Tbe 28th Day of October. A. D. 1902.
at lOo clock a. m. of said day. at the south
uoor oi ine court House, in the City of Platts
mouth. in said countv. sell at llllliile HlwtW.n
to the highest bidder for casb. the following
real estate, to.wit: Lots one to nine inclusive
anu eleven to twenty-four inclusive in block
one ill: lots ten to sixteen inclusive aiirl w
and lots 24 to 5!i inclusive in block two (2); lots
six to seventeen inclusive and nineteen to
twenty-six inclusive in block three (3); lots
ontr io mm; iiii-iusive ana eleven to twenty
six inclusive in blx-k four (4); lots one to four
inclusive and seven and eight, and eleven to
iweiu -iix inclusive in block live (5); lots one
losix inclusive ana eleven to twenty-six in
clusive in block six ti): lots one to twnntu.dv
inclusive in block seven (7): lots one to twenty-six
inclusive in block eight (); lots one to
twenty-six inclusive in block (!); lots one to
rigmeeii inclusive and twenty to twenty-six
inclusive in block ten lti); lots one to twenty
six inclusive in block eleven (11); lots one to
twenty-six inclusive in block twelve (li); lots
one and two aud six to twenty-six inclusive
in iiiock uiiricen ti.tj: lots one to twenty-six
inclusive in block fourteen (14): lots one to
twenty-six inclusive in Diock fifteen, all in
Kiehie Place Addition to Plattsmouth, Cass
county. Nebraska, together with the privil
eges and appurtenances thereunto belonging
ji in .iuj n.coijiidiuiuB. x ne same ueinit
levied upon and taken as the property of
rarim-rs huiik. oi .iercersourg. et. al., ueiena
ants to satisfy a judgment of said Court re
covered by the County of Cass, plaintiff.
uiiiusi saiuueienuants.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska. September 25th. A.
JOHN I). McBRIDE.
Sheriff of Cuss County. Nebraska.
JksseL. Root. Plaintiff's Attorney.
A. H. Weekbaeh&Co.,
Leading
Grocers
Keep all Kirst-Class Groceries and Canned Goods.
FRESH VEGETABLES AND
ICvery Morning.
BERRIES.
Telephone 54.
Waterman Block.
The next tiling to do after the
honeymoon, is to tfo to
PEARLWAN,
The Old Reliable"
Furniture Dealer.
and fit yourselves out for house
keeping. Everything in the
house furnishing line at very
W 'piS? ,mvesl l,rIl0S-
Largest Stock in the City.
1 dens' Fail
s2
Suits and Ouorcoato
If you intend buying a New Suit or
Overcoat this fall, it will pay you to
see us before you purchase.
You not only have the advantage of
a new stock to select from, but we will
give you more style, better fabrics and
better fit than you can get elsewhere
and charge you no more than you've
been paying for the ordinary kind.
Rfens' Suits, $5 to $25.
Mens' O'coats, 05 to 030.
Lb
Everything that is New and Correct in Hats ant Furnisftirjp,
.
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I1AYDEN
It Pays to Trade
In Omalt' .
BROS, offer unlimited varieties t KfWt
fiom. The newest choicest, and best productions bought
direct for spot cash from the world's leading manufacturers
on sale here.
Make Yourself at Home at HAY
DEN BROS, when in Omaha.
Every accommodation free. Baggage checked free.
We will do everything possible to make your stay in Om
aha at any time as pleasant and profitable as possible. One
fare for the round trip to Omaha and return on all railroads
to the Christian Church Convention from O '' ber 16 to 23.
This will be a good chance to visit Om.dia. Sales will be at
their height and the city at its best. Visit 1 Iayden Bros.
Grand Furniture Sale
Over SQ8.000
worth of Fur
niture Jn this
preat tale at
from 33 i to 5')
mmmm
Sheriffs Sale.
VIKTUE OF AN OHDFIt OF sat.it
viucu iv tvenrire v . HntiiiptrnM. n
the District Court, within and for Cass county
Nebraska, and to me directed. I will on the
27th day of October. A. D. 1902.
at 10 o clock, a. m. of said day. at the South
door of the court house. In the City of Platts
mouth. in said County, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, the following
real estate, to-wit: All of block one (1); lots
; lotsone to twenty-eight inclusive in block
?eMI1(i');iIo!ne, u twenty-eight inclusive
in block eight (S); lots one to twenty-eight in
clusive in block nine(!l-lot nna t.
one inclusive and lot 23 in block ten (10)- lots
one to seventeen inclusive and nineteen to
iwemy-eigui inclusive in block eleven (Hi
lots one to sixteen inclusive and twenty to
twenty-three Inclusive nni t wcniv.n,., .
I., t l..i , , 'J. t-VJ
-c.s,.i ,u .iune id uiock twelve (12):
lots one to 11 inclusive, thirteen to eighteen
inclusive, twentv-four to twent v.irh ir,.i., I
sive in block thirteen (13): lots one to seven
inclusive, ten to tnirteen Inclusive, fifteen to
nineteen inclusive, twentv-nn
uiirlit InlnuIvAln K1MI. - r. . I
" " .'- y v. iu uiuin luuneen 111 ; lots one
to twenty inclusive, tvcmi.tirn .....,.
eight inclusive in block fifteen f 151 : int.
to rourteen inclusive, eighteen to twenty-one
inclusive, twentv-three to t wt-nt v.io-i.
elusive in block sixteen 16 ; lots one to four
inclusive, ume vo nineteen inclusive- twnntv.
v.i w tniiij-iiit, jiiLtuaneia uiuck seven
teen 171 : lots one to eight inclusive, twelve
to twenty-eight inclusive in block eighteen
I: lots fifteen to twenty Inclusive, twenty
six to twenty-eight inclusive in block nini.
teen 1191. all in Vallerv Place Addition t.
riiuisuiuuiu. tass countv. eiiraaUa I
gether with the privileges and appurtenances
Liicirunuj ueiuuging or in anywise appertain
ing. The same being levied upon and taken
as the property of M. A. White, et. 1
iruusuu io ssiisi v a luasrment or utin Cnm
received by tbe County of Cass plaintiff.
aftauisi saiu uciruuauts.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, September 25th, A.
D. 19ucu
.TXO. r. MrRRinr
Sheriff Cass County. Nebraska.
Jtj-Ms limrr, t'laimin 9 Attorney.
Ier cent off
i jjrular pricew.
We nave
bought the
eamjdes and
surplus stock
of tome of tliM
largest and best furniture manufacturers of Michigan and Wisconsin at from
one-third to one-half factory price and we give our customers the benefit of
these great bargains and an opportunity to secure the best grade of furniture
at prices that are less than are usually asked for inferior goods. For the ben
efit of our out-of-town customers we will ship any goods desired at prices
named in this sale, and if not entirely satisfactory goods may be returned and
we win reiunu money paid lor same, or lor tnose who expect to visit OmaL
we will hold any furniture they may choose and eive them the privilege of ei
Changing it ior other gooas wnen iney come to Omaha.
a
ex-
3-piece sult9 ?27.00
3-piece suits C32.0O
3-piece suits I.'JS.OO
6-piece suits 3o.00
5-piece suits $42.00
Divans $12.00
Divans flS.OO
Coucho3, best velour
cver f 6.00
Regular Sale
Price Price Couches, best velour
41 - jj jtrr y y.UO
ftoo'no Couche. best velour
j.uu cover 114.00
S22.00 Couches, best velour
HUM cover 118.00
f25.00 Leather couches 2.00
$ 6.85 Leather couches 131.00
$ 7.50 Leather couches S59.0Q
Morris chair 115.00
$ 3.95'Morris chairs tlS.OO
Regular Saia
I'rice Price
$ 5.00
I 8.00
til. 85
$18.75
23.0
131.00
t 7.50
t 1.75
Elegant Rockers in rich golden oak, every kind, every shape, at from
one-third to one-half off regular prices. Corner chairs and odd pieces for
parlor and sitting room at greatly reduced prices.
In Kitchen and Dining Room Furniture we show a most complete as
sortment and at most astonishingly low price. CABINKTS TAMI I- s!
CHAIRS, SIDEBOARDS, ETC., IS NEW EST DESIGN'S.' ' XA":''
In metal beds and bedroom furniture of every description we are dis
playing the choicest and most varied stock ever put on Bale. The design and
finish of these goods is most artistic. You can supply your wants in this sal
at a saving of from one-third to one-half besides getting the very finest furni
ture made.
Get HAYDEN BROS, prices on OFFICE FURNITURE.
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