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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Window glass, at. Gcrhig .V Co.'s
"KiiiKitis" for :i most delirious
Mllioke.
"iSest i:iint on c.iith" at Atwood's
drug .sloiv.
An elegant and up to-ilatr !" of
p:i r :it GeringX. 4 o. 's
Carl hay, of Weeping Water, was a
I'lattsmoul h visitor Sat unlay.
Misses ar r if ami llstelle l'.ainl were
down from lu ll vii.- to sH inl Sunday at
Imiii.
Win. Wagner, of Sju irik't'n-M. Neb.,
spent several days here visiting 1 1
past week.
Mrs. II. K. Woln.tl ami MisslVarl
Wilkinson, of Weeping Water, were
rialt.smoiitli visitors Saturday.
The many friends of Father !arney
will In' pleased to Irani that Ik has
S4i far m-overed as to at lend early mass
last Suntlay.
Ilukill, t it ian, of Omaha, w ill be
at Frjckt Co.'s drug store every
Monday. Kxamination f n-t. Satis
tioii guaranteed.
Commissioner W. II. Manning tailed
Thursday last and renewed for the
Journal another year. Mr. Canning
left a dollar als- for W. 1'. Tracey.
who Is a new addition to our I'liion
list.
Th Journal's "old friend II. Bestor
dropped in Sat unlay, and af tcr . send
ing a short lime in social eonversat ion,
advanced another year's sulscript ion.
We are.always pleased to see our old
friends.
- Mr. John VolMrt. a prominent
fanner of Mt. Pleasant precinct,
act ipanird hy his daughter, was a
l'l ittsmoulli visitor last Saturday,
and while here paid his respects to his
old-time friend. Conrad Schlater.
Residents of I'lal tsmotit h, w ho for
years have neglected to paint their
residences, should take alok at l'liil.
Theirolf's lions, recently repainted,
and see how much more it improves
the looks of propert y hy a lit t le paint.
There are many others who should do
likewise. Paint up. hrush upand clean
up.
From the last issue of the Ledger
we infer that I'nion is infested with
those aliominahle nusiances ,,kinxk
ers." If the Great Ruler of the I n
verse has any respect for the tcilainv
of mankind lie would remove these
town killers from the face of t he earth.
They are a misery to themselves and
a pest in every tow n.
The first issue of A. C. Potter's new
weekly paper, theSpeartish F.nterprise,
Is at hand. The F.nterprise is a newsy,
well printed and ably-edited paperand
starts out w ith a good advertising pat
ronage. Central City (S. D.) Register.
Mr. Potter is well known in Piatt s
moiith, having at one time lieen con
nected with the Herald.
Tli.i V..I n vv t i li i.t ,r Ii k ni'fiin
t changed hands, for the lctter, it
would seem, from the appearance of
t he last issue, which looked more like
a paper than it has for some months.
K. A. Kirkpatrick is responsible for
the amount of local matter in the last
issue. If he would keep right on
furnishing local grist he would un
iloubtedly tienetit the readers of the
IUgister. There is one consolation
here in Nebraska, however, if a man
falls in the newspaper .business he can
always get a job on a railroad section.
it-Sat tier & Fassbender.
Sprang
So is House Cleaning Time.
You always want to know where to ;ct the best
Furnishings. You are invited to see us for Car
pets, Linoleums, of all rinles, and the finest and
best Carpet Sweepers on the market. Also, we
have the most com
Sat tier & Fassbender,
Want an Up-to-
Date
Spring MP-
If i! an i-niitrinplatiii"; jjt'ttmtf one call
on tin ;11 ri liall' tailor
Frank McElroy,
examine lint samples ami K-ac youror
(Kr in tinu ami In will lo tin the rest.
aJI for "Gut Hell" cigars, fxi.
Ir. Marshall, dentist, Fitzgerald
block.
A good lead pencil for lc at Gning
.V 'o.'s
Clyde Mc( lain, of Weeping Water,
Niiinlaveil with Plat tsmoiit h friends.
i iiiarantecd to wear live years-Pat-I
on's Sun Proof Paint. Sold only by
Bering .V Co.
Miss olga Hajek went l Kansas
City Tuesday for a two weeks visit
with friends.
W. A. Pilzer, a prominent young
attorney of Nebraska City, was in the
city Saturday.
Byron Clark returned from a trip to
Virginia the latter part of last week,
where he had Ixen on business.
Miss Carrie Allison, of Murray, one
of ('ass county's charming school
inarms, was a Plattsmouth visitor
Sat unlay.
Job llriggs, rather of M. S. Briggs,
the harlier, came in from Salem, Jowa,
the past week, and will make his
fill lire home here.
Win. II . Koyal, aged S) years, died
at the home of his son-in-law, on
Saturday morning. May i, 1!H3. The
funeral occurred Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Tighe who came home
with her mother, Mrs. Conrad Schla
ter, Wednesday of last week, retur
ned to her home, in Wabash, Satur
day. J. A.Gutsche has changed his post
oilice address from Schenectady, N.
V.. to Glenville, Ohio, to which point
he orders the Journal sent in the
future.
When you want a pleasant physic
try Cham!erlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take and
pleasant in effect. For sale by all
druggists.
A number of friends and neighbors
wen? entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
I' red lensou Saturday evening, and
a most pleasant time is reported by
all who were present.
On May 2:5. the Missouri Paciiic II.
K. will sell tickets at one and one
third fare for I he round trip to Ne
braska City, on account Luilla-Fore-paugh-Fish
Wild West Shows.
See small advertisement in this issue
which offers a cure for eczema, salt
rheumat ism and all kindred diseases.
It is sure cure and well worth trying.
The Journal family knows Mr. Lawton.
Mrs. Sylel Brantncr returned home
from Omaha last Thursday afternoon,
where she has leen in the hospital
under treatment for the past seven
weeks. She is now in a fair way to
fully recover.
(Jive the children Rocky Mountain
Tea. this month, makes them strong,
makes them cat : sleepand grow. Good
for the whole family. A spring tonic
that makes sick people well. 3."eents.
tiering Co.
(. W. Harshman, sr., one of the
reliable democrats ami well-to-do
farmers of Cass county, made his
annual visit to these headquarters
Saturday, ami renewed for the Journal.
Mr. Harshman is a jovial gentleman,
and we were happy to meet him.
And still they come. Geo. J. Stohl
man, of near Louisville, was here
Thursday last and brought in a dollar
for Fred Stohlman, who it seems, can
not get along without this household
necessity. There are several hundred
more just like Mr. Stohlman who
ought to take the Journal.
is IHIeireS
plete line of first-class
Refrigerators. Never
forget for a minute
that we arethe House
hold Furnishers of
Plattsmouth and Cass
county. So when in
need of am'thinjj p;ive
us a trial.
Save money by buying at Atwood's
drug store.
Co to At wood's drug store for wall
paix-r and paint .
Smoke the Wurl Bros.' celebrated
"(lut lleil" cigars.
I'oau's ami Dodd's kidney pills at
Atwood's drug store.
Mrs. S. A. Davis visited with friends
in the capital city Saturday.
Ir. Frank L. Cummins, dentist.
Office with Dr. K. U. Cummins.
If you are a judge of a 'ood smoke,
try the "Acorns" " cent cigar ami you
w ill smoke no ot her.
"L'xiiuisitos" is the popular cigar,
and a most elegant smoker. Made only
by Herman Spies.
Leave orders for pacr hangers and
painters at (Jering & Co.'s, and they
will semi you tirst class men.
Maud Last night Jack told me that
he wouldn't marry the Itcstgirl living,
unless -what - unless she took Pocky
Mountain Tea. Sensible fellow. ;;."
cents. (icriiig&Co.
A number of prominent farmers
visited this oMice Saturday and every
one of them say the prosjM'cts are
bright for a good supply of fruit of all
kinds, provided the season is favorable
from now on.
Jacob Tritsch, one of Cass county's
enterprising farmers, was in the
county seat Saturday, and was a most
pleasant caller at these headquarters.
While here Mr. Tritsch renewed for
another year.
L. K. and Clias. S. Stone, the latter
cashier of the Murray State hank, and
the former now engaged in farming,
were in the city Monday on business,
and found time to pay their respects
to .lournal headquarters, lloth are
full Hedged democrats, and amongCass
county's best young men. While here
L. K. renewed for another year.
Everything in Ginghams, Demities, Lawns and Mer
cerized goods, especially for waistings.
Lace Curtains in Brussels Net, Irish Point, Nottejig-
ham Lace and Ku filed Net
Curtains from
Agents "Queen Quality
e JLiowrv corsets,
Bvitterick Patterns.
Forset Mills Hosiery and
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Wall Paper at (ierlnj; & Co.'s
Writing paper, pons, ink and all
writing material at (ierinj; & C.'s
A. II. Weckhach and wife returned
Tuesday morning from a short visit
with Omaha friends.
Two dollars and twenty cents (i-2,20)
to Lincoln and return, via Burlington
Route. Tickets on sale May 20 to :;,
inclusive.
If Dame Humor isatall truthful, and
she sometimes is, Plattsmouth will
have a numlier of weddings not many
weeks hence.
Carl Fricke has purchased of George
M. Spurlock lots 4, 5 and (J, in block 0,
in the north part of the city, and con
templates erect inpr a new residence
thereon. Looks sorter suspicious, Carl.
A. B. Smith came in from Denver
Monday morning to look after some
business matters, and left Tuesday
evening for Sheridan, Wyoming.
hile here Mr. Smith gave the Jour
nal a pleasant call.
Mrs. J. Benson, 210 south ltith street,
Omaha, Neb. Parasols and sun
umbrellas in all the latest and most
popular styles Silk Batiste with
Colona linings black and solid colors.
Handsome black umbrellas with white
polka dot borders, plain or colored
borders Colonial Silk Umbrellas
from 1.50 up. Three yard patterns or
Linen and Linen batiste or shirt
waists stamped in variety of patterns,
stamped skirts to match.
At a meeting of the city council
Monday night an ordinance, which ap.
pears else where in this issue, was passed
for the protection of llowers, plants,
shrutis, vines, etc., within the city of
Plattsmouth and providing penalties
for the violation thereof. Frequent
complaints have been made of late
against the practice of small boys, as
well as others, in plucking flowers and
bulbs from private premises, and some
miscreant stole a number of tine plants
from two or three graves in Oak Hill
cemetery during the last week, remov
ing them carefully, roots and all.'
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In a class or la a Stein
Peerless 'Beer is extra fine.
If it isn't served where you go,
Go where it is served.
The BEER
of Good Cheer.
Send for Free JSouvenlr Booklet.
John Qund Brewing Co., La Crosse, Wis.
"Cut lleil," the favorite cigar.
Cet your shoes shined at Sherwood's.
Arthur Hoenstein, of Louisville, was
here Tuesday.
W. A. Cleghorn was dow n from Lou
isville Tuesday on business.
Oscar Fledge was taken to the peni
tentiary by Sheriir McMride Friday.
He will have only seven months to
serve, the time he has served here in
jail being deducted from the year's
sentence.
N'ow's the time to take Kooky
Mountain Tea; it drives out the
inicrnlios of w inter; it builds up the
stomach, kidneysand liver. A wonder
ful spring tonic that makes sick people
well, tiering & Co.
Carpets!
House cleaning time is here, which calls for a new carpet or
perhaps 2 or three, and our store is the place to get them
good and cheap. We have rn fa C arr1 70c
all wool carpets at JUC U JO UIU
Axminsters and Velvet Brussels new designs. A special
line of Wool Velvet at 8(c sewed. Sultana Carpets 25c and
40c. Mattings all grades. Rugs, Oilcloths and Linoleum
up to 4 yards wide.
see our ijne of Wash Goods
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Patent
Kid.
$1.25 to $5.00
99
Shoes.
JmJ Much lighter and
W more flexible than
l patent leather.
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Guitar taught hy Miss Nellie Sher
wood. Phone 14."J.
The most inveterate smokers declare
t he "Exquisites" the choicest cigars.
Mrs. A. W. Atwood went to Fremont
Tuesday morning to visit old friends.
Mayor Morgan is in Grand Island
this week attending the meeting of the
grand lodge A. O. IT. W.
.1. L. Thompson and family returned
from Geneva Neb., Monday, where
tliey went visiting, and where they
also attended the wedding of Mr.
Thompson's brother.
C. M. Seybert, of Cedar Creek, was
called here Tuesday as a witness on
the case before the county commis
sioners in which Otto Becker appear
ed as defendant in an effort for saloon
license, at Cedar Creek. While here
Mr. Seybert took the opportunity to
call and renew for the Journal another
year.
Lost Hair
" My hair came out by the hand-
m iui, ana me gray nans ocgan iu
5 creep in. I tried Ayer's Hair Vigor,
ana u sioppea me iiair irom com
ing out and restored the color."
Mrs. M. D. Gray, No. Salem, Mass.
There's a pleasure in
offering such a prepara
tion as Ayer's Hair Vigor.
It gives to all who use it
such satisfaction. The
hair becomes thicker,
longer, softer, and more
glossy. And you feel so
secure in using such an
old and reliable prepara
tion. Sl.M a bottle. All drntiittt.
If vour lrur;rist cannot prjpply yon.
send "us one aoiUr and we w ill express
you a bottle, he sure and ?iTe the name
of your nearest express oflice. Address,
J.C. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Castorla at Gering V Co.'s
Kead Hayden Uros. ad In this paper.
Violin taught by Miss Nellie Sher
wood. J 'hone 113.
Ir. K. I). Cummins iscontiued to his
home on account of J Mucks.
Llegant patterns In wall paper at
Atwood's drug stow- very cheap.
New subscribers to the Journal come
in daily. Why not add your name to
the swelling list?
Just thinkguaranteed to wear .r
years that's what (iering t Co. do
ith I'atton'sSun 1'roof Taint.
Simon Hanson and family returned
to their home in Nchaw ka Sunday, af
ter a short visit with 1'lattsmouth rel
at i ves.
After two week's visiting with
1'lattsmouth friends, Miss Francis
Mitchell returned to her home in Oma
ha, Saturday.
Mrs. J. L. Miller and daughter Viva,
or Fort Richmond, California, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Kouse, Mrs.
Miller's parents.
Dr. I laird leaves today for Los
Angeles, California, where he goes as
a delegate to the general assembly of
the Presbyterian church.
Mr. Henry Trout, living four miles
south of Plattsmouth, called yesterday
morning and ordered a dollar's worth
of the Journal sent to Sam (iapen,
Hiattsville, Wyoming.
Henry Horn, of Cedar Creek who
has been atllicted with a growth that
has appeared on the side of his head,
was in Monday to consult Dr. Living
stone and have the same removed.
F. (I. Ohlcnhausen, of near Mynard,
called Monday and enrolled his name
for the Journal. Mr. Ohlcnhausen is
a young farmer and has to have a good
paper to keep him company during
his spare moments. .
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Exact Reproduction of this Style Shoe.
Mandolin taught by Miss Nellie
Sherwood. 'Phone 14.3.
If you want a glass of genuine Im
ported Bohemian Beer, stop at the
Peerless saloon Saturday of this week.
One day only.
Mrs. Frank Miles returned Tuesday
from a month's visit with relatives in
Kingston, Illinois, since which time
Frank has been all smiles.
Miss Alma Soennichsen, Mrs. John
Iieich and Mrs. William Budig, will
depart Sunday for Germany on a
summer's visit with old country
friends. The Journal wished them a
pleasant voyage and safe return.
"A man living on a farm near here
came in a short time ago completely
doubled up with rheumatism. I hand
ed him a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Halm and told him to use it freely and
if not satisfied after using it he need
not pay a cent for it," says C. P. Ray
der, of Patten's Mills, N. Y. "A few
days later lie walked into the store as
straight as a string and handed me a
dollar saying, 'give me another bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I want
it in the house all the time for it
cured me." For sale by all druggists.
At the meeting of the grand lodge,
A. O. U. W, at Grand Island this
week, the following oflicers were
elected. It will be noted that F. J.
Morgan, of this city, was re-elected to
the position he has held for the past
six years, with such efliciency, as to
commend him to the orderfor his past
labors. Grand master workman. Jacob
Jaskalek, South Omaha: grand fore
man, George M. Murdock. Nebraska
City; grand overseer, J. I). Brayton,
Bassett; recorder, Silas R. Barton.
Aurora; receiver, Frank J. Morgan,
Plattsmouth; guide, J. C; McElhinney,
Lyons: watchman, C. Ii. Gray. Her
man; medical examiner, F. K. Way,
Wahoo: trustee, L. W. Alter, Wayne:
supreme lodge representatives, G. If.
Barber, Edgar: Jacob Jaskalek, South
Omaha, and O. J. Vandyke, Grand
Island; committee on law, C. H. Denny,
Fairbury; J. C. Dort, Pawnee City; II.
M. Waring, Lincoln.
DEALER IN
Groceries 1
Tin lh'Ht (irmlt'H of Hour,
Kvt'rytliin lirht-rl.iKH.
any part of tlm
East Main St. Store.
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The B. Si, M. pay car was here Tues
day and made about one thousand
people happy.
Frank Newman went to Grand
Island, Monday evening as a delegate
to the grand lodge A. O. IJ. W.
Judge B. S. Bainsey has returned
from Loveland, Colo., where he went
to attend the funeral of his brother
John.
A marriage license was granted
Tuesday to AmosChappen aged 2.5, and
Miss Ida Metcalf, aged IK, both of
Weeping Water.
The. Peerless saloon is the only place
to get a glass of Imported Bohemian
Beer, and the genuine article at t hat.
On tap Saturday of this week only.
John McNurlin was in the city Sat
urday, and a caller at Journal head
quarters. Mr. McNurlin thinks some
of removing to Plattsmouth in t he
near fnture.
The report comes from Kim wood
that a three-year-old child of Dick
DallesDerein swallowed sonic chicken
medicine Tuesday morning, from the
effects of which t he child died In-fore a
physician could reach the house. The
family reside three miles sout heast of
Kim wood.
In the absence of Mayor Morgan at
the regular session of the city council
Monday night, noappointmcnt for city
attorney was presented for confirma
tion by that body. We understand
that Hon. II. D.Travis will receive the
appointment and be continued; now if
he will accept.
i
Nichlos Young, one of Cass county s j
good old German fanners, while in the
city today paying his taxes, favored
the Journal w ith a brief call and re
newed for another year. Mr. Young
resides one mile southwest of Union.
and has been a resident of Nebraska !
since lKVi, and is entitled to thcappel
lation of a pioneer citizen.
The county commissioners Tuesday
refused to grant Otto Becker license to
sell liquor at Cedar Creek. It seems
that the application was refused on the
plea that he, through his bartender,
had repeatedly violated the law. They
have refused Becker, now let them re
fuse all other applicants, for either
saloon or druggist's license in Cedar
Creek.
S. A. Forbes, aged about 7 years,
died at the home of his son, C. S.
Forbes, in the city Wednesday, May
12, 190:j. The principal complaint was
old age and a worn out system. Mr.
Forbes was born in the state of New
York in 1829, and since ISsj has ljeen a
resident of Nebraska. He has made
his home with his son in this city for
the past eight years, from whose resi
dence the funeral will take place at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. George K. Dovey was the recip
ient yesterday of quite a number of
sovenir buttons, sent to her by her
daughter. Alice, who is now engaged
to take second lead with the Bob
White Opera company. They are very
handsomely designed, with the .lame
of Miss Dovey underneath her portrait
and above the words "Golden Bod,"
the character she assumes with the
company. Mrs. Dovey will present
these souvenirs to her most intimate
friends.
Genuine Imported Beer.
Genuine Imported Bohemian Beer
on tap at Kd Donat's saloon Saturday
of this week only.
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THE PLATTSMOUTH
Igg
Company
is prepared to deliver ice to any
part of the city. They have the
finest ice that can be obtained any
where. GEO. POISALL, Manager
Plattsmouth 'Phone 121.
Nebraska CS.
Provisions
('urnl MmI nl (-iiim-il (jo.mIh.
(IoimIh promptly ilolivrrnl to
city on hliort notice.
'Phone 236.
ICwrvboby knows that 8
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I JOHN SCHIAPPACASSE
;i makes tlu most ilclu-ious iro
ovain mi the market.
confirtinnerios, fruits,
Nuts, &c.
Solicits Your Trade.
WILL YOU?
liny Vour Ici of
H. C.
IclAKEW
wlio always handles nothing but
pun: crystal ico
Bcltvcrcfc jvcry flDornino!
PlatSHmoutli 'J'liono 72-7:5.
Ncli. Tl.ono 1
Office-604 Main St.
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BV KEEPING
IM LIME:!
And marching
straight to
where you will bo re
paid for ymlr trouble
by netting the best
on th markets.
Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Fruits,
p fresh daily from the markets.
I VEGETABLES,
y gathered fresh every morning. U
'Phone 54.
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Davies Milliuery.
Ask any woman who's the best mill
iner "why Davies." Ourold custom
ers leave, it tons, so will you after you
get. acquainted with us lecause our
trimmers are artists who absorb your
ideas and bring them out in you r hat
from Davies so that it suits your face
and ligure, and more to the point your
pockelbook. Davies, 1.111 Douglas
street, Omaha, Nebraska.
A Sare Cure
For Kczema, Salt Bheum and all
kindred diseases. A perfect microbe
killer and disinfectant. Cured me
when all others failed. Accidentally
discovered. Price l,0o, ostpaid.
Gko. II. La w'jo.v,
Memphis. Mo.
Grand Exhibition And Dance.
The Plattsmouth Turn-Verciu will
give a grand exhibition and dance at
their hall on Sat urday night, MayM,
l'JO.1, for the benefit of the class that
will attend the district Turn fest at
Millard, Neb., May 30. The entertain
ment will consist of athlete perform
ances, and vocal and instrumental
music by some of the leading vocalists
and musicians of the city. Admission
only 2.", cents. After the entertain
ment an opportunity will Ik? extended
to all who wi.h to engage In dancing.
It is the Intention to make this one of
the finest entertainments ever given
in Turner Hall. A cordial invitation
is extended to everyone
In almost eery ucighlorhod some
one has died from an attack of colic or
cholera morbus, often lefore medicine
could lx? p rex; ii red or a physician sum
moned. A reliable remedy for these
diseases should be kept at hand. The
risk is tK great for anyone to take.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has undoubtedly
saved the lives of more people and
relieved more pain and suffering than
any other medicine in use. It can
always Ix? depended upon. For saJe by
all druggists.
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