Nebraska Newspapers

    The PJattsmoathJourna
Til k fair of lln-ir. . p. m:tv v t b
si'll lfl ly 1 1 s-;unl;iU i:i I . o. l.
Tiik pr'.irhr trust may saf-ly st ril.
iir sliorliT sermons v n limn. (:iii r o
a lockout.
A kiiiva, Nw M ii i ani Onlali
in;i an oin to link'- aim! Inr liht
"ji'i tin; I'nioii."
Fkvnk V.. Win i i:. foriii. i y if l hi
tiiy, was Ioh-iii.ii- .i mh manl jury
that imlit-ti-d Senator diet rieli.
Plait, I'ress, I'aikhu.st ami Pulpit
In New YorkiJily could not ireen
Tammany from ainin a ureal v iclory
IJki-i r.i.n ANswill soon lx- known
I he ilo-not hinjr pai I y, for doiiiL,' li'l I.
ti is the aeltial meaning of "slaii'lin
pat."
Iiik oiiestion now is whether tin
$1,:$im hrihe Senator I it ri !i is said t
have received was a present or merely
the ''unearned inerement " of politica
economy?
Willi t he annex a I i n o Panama I In
twent y-live dollar hat out-lit toieael
I lie consumer in the slates at sonn
thinu like t wo-tifl y for t he hesto.ua
ity, hut I hen it won't .
I 1 1 !: v .say thai i-arrie nation i
very hit, as elfect ive upon the stajri
as Kol I'ilimmons and .liui Oorhctt
Why not? I ler smashes do more dam
aj,'es and her talk-works hae more ca
parity.
I'kssimists who are talking ahout
demnitioii bow-wows will lind comfort
in contemplating the iinanimil y w it I
which the I'nited States jfrand jury
at Mnaha indicted Senator I'.itiiel
the other day.
Tiik indicting of Senator hictriel
may lead to the iniiisitive remark
"Are there not othrs?'' Could it In
Mssihle that I eit rich is the only guilty
brilw-takcr in the state of Nehraska?
m.ii A points with pride to the fact
that one hundred more hahics hav
iM-en liorn in that city thus far this
year, than for the corresponding period
of I'.hcJ. Send the news to Koo.se veit.
I omikkssm.w 1 1 1 tciuim k proposes
to sail on the top crest of the social
wave while in Washington, lie has
had his splendid team of horses, hi
famjly carriage and his coachman sent
on from hnah.'t.
"IIky" went to Washington with
Iieitrich. While they were cnayed in
effort to j,ret District Attorney Sum
mers "tired" that otlicial was in Oma-
lia trotting Senator hcitrich "indict
ed." Strange-coincident, isn't it?
Sknatoi: Iikii'kk ii is coining rijrht
home from Washington to raise h II
Willi Summers: "Little Kosey is
tain riirht at his lends. We'd hate
to he in Summers' shoes when they
meet him. Won't the fur My. though
)Kof the striking scenes at the
opening of t h new congress was the
meeting lielween Senator Corman anil
Senator Hanna. As they shook hands
cordially on the floor, they were irreet
ed by a thundering applause of the
members of lotli parties.
Sknatoi: Hanna and Kerry S.
Heath have signed a call for the repub
lican national committee to meet in
Washington on Ieceinber 11. Despite
the scandals connected with his name.
Heath still remains secretary of the
coin in ittee.
Now that t lie campaign is over Sec
retary Shaw may find lime to stay in
Washington and attend to the affairs
of the treasury department. wing to
the decline in the treasury surplus he
will not have as much loose cash as
formerly, nor will he be able to dis
tribute it so loosely.
Tiik indictment against Senator Dc
trich is said to be the tirstever return
ed against a United States Senator on
a charge of the nature preferred, and
has caused a considerable of a rattling
of the dry I Mines of the g. o. p. in Ne
braska, especially among those whom
the Senator hasendorseil for positions.
In a recent sermon lr. Karkhurst
declared that after January 1, when
Mayor Low's term expires. New York
"will lie hell with the lid oil," and
that the democratic voters w ere "mem
liers of the devil's kingdom of greed
and villainy." Powie's visit to New
York seems to have enriched the Doc
tor's abusive vocabulary.
Koiiskvki.t found time to hold a
half-hour conference w ith John Alex
ander Dowie. the religious mounte
ltank. He assured the acting presi
dent of the Zion City's support next
fall. Ifciwie was accompanied to the '
White House by several iiumiiIxts of ;
his cabinet and a I tody guard. He is
the lirst crank who has lieen allowed ,
to pass the White Hois. guards f.r
sometime: but I owie cont nils vote,!
Whkn a senator fr m a great state
like Nebraska a far sacri tices principle
that he will "sell" himvlf. as Deitrich
lias done, it would have iiecn much
more to his credit if he had brought a
good price. But for a great big I'nited
.States Senator to sell out for the trilling I
sum of a, few hundred, is worse and
more of it. The sacrifice of honesty !
and self-respect is not so small a thing '
as to K of little monetary value. I f a
tnjodler a btuMlier will be. the bigger aj
tint idler he is. the lietter. In other I
words, if he proposes to sink to the scale j
of public pluuderer antl robber, let him i
lie successful. For all the "welchers"
and for the impotent, trivial, sniveling j
specimens, w ho are morally guilty, but j
haven't "got the nerve" for them, if;
they may be sent to the penitentiary, j
we must at least reserve an absolute
contempt.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A UMR BACK?
KiJncy Troui le Makes You Miserable.
AhiMt ev ry!x;dy v, li i reads the lu ws
p.ipers i-., se.re to know of the wonderful
ii . i cures in.ie: iy in.
' i I. I.-nni.-r.; Vv. Hill..
Root, the yr :-i kid
n y, liver and bl.id-
,. d r rcmcly.
It i i tile yjt. ;it mcd-
i I ti inmph of the
i L nineteenth century ;
i ' discovered after years
jj uf scientific research
ly Dr. Kilmer, the
cniim lit kidnev :ind
M.iddcr vt)(-i-ialist, ami is wonderfully
successful in promptly curi:ij lame hack.
uric acid, c-atarrh of the bladder and
I'.riiht's Disease, which IS the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not n c-
oiiiiiiemleil for everything but ii you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be
found ne t the rcincMy you ?ucl. It lias
been tested in so inaiiv ways, ill hospital
work and in private practice, and has
oroved so successful in every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
which all reade rs of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have a sample
bottle sent free by mail, also a book tc ll-
ite' more alwmt Swrmip-Root, :ind how to
fi lid out if yon have kidney or bladder trou
hie. When writing mention readini.' thi:
generous offer in this paper szndseud your
address to Dr. Kilmer fr'Kr-
& Co., r.iii'diaintoti, t(ftijHZ&?ft
N. Y. The re,,,,larggpj
Idty-cent and one- cd2
dollar size Ixittles are Homo of Kwani-Koot.
sold hv all ;d druists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Koot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
and the address, Piiudiamton, N. Y., on
every bottle.
The Indian Problem.
I he "Indian problem, as it is pre-
s 'iiicd in I oe 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 i erritory, lias nau
irreat. ciaii.i to public not h-c and has
r.-ceived n;;ir!i aiteidiop. As condi
tiiiisnow are down there, il occurs
t Kit anot her and as important, a i:es-
t ion is to I he fore
1 1 may lie be term
of Ha? whiles." A
toward its tilt ima!:
u 5 he ot her day at
( '. II. Foley, a ban-
I t he "problem
snrni leant step
solution was tak
S )uth Mc A lister.
ker of Mufaula, was elected as rt pre-
s'tnaiiveoi i in; territory, wnosccnuv
it shall In. to ask i f congress retxular
reriresei.tat ion in tiiat 1 tidy.
The plight of K,.or l.o. half ci vilied
atid helpless, is often sad indeed. A
class of white speculators, and the un
usually hrev.d I ut ucriipuloiis of his
own tribe, resort In divers swindles to
rob him of what little lit; has. l'ven
in the territory, however, the .'rafters
are meat ly in the minority. The live
I in ii I rot I thousand whites, who consti
tute nine-tenths of the entire pooula-
ti in. are en'a'ttl for the. most part in
legitimately developing the commerce
of the towns and the airt'icullural pos
sibilities tif the land.
In the larger towns schools have lieen
built and life, after a fashion, is "liva
ble,' t ii hilt! i this is not t he whole st ory.
"'here are some T.'i.ooo children in the
newer districts for whom there ureal-!
solutelv no school facilities
l llte I
receive any instruction at all, it. is in
I ndian schools, w hich. by t heir nature,
ire fiot adapted to the proper educa
tion of white children. The white
resident of the Territory has no voice
in nat i"tal orTerritorial affairs in any
way. sha p: or f irm. He has pract ica'.ly
no rights an 1 no citizenship.
It. is true that rights of United
tates citizenship should not interfere
with Indian rights l it now, it
seems, a process has heen untlertaken
buuglingaud graft ing in the procedure
do not figure in the phas tif the mat
er by which Indian tribal govern
ment is to be abolished and these ."od,-
oo ) white citizens are to have repre
sentation. Congress should authorize
Mr. Foley to announce to his constit
uents that an election may be held and
i regular territorial representative re
turned tothe national legislative halls.
If congress fails to do this, it will bo
chargeable to t he familiar republican
plcayunishness. which desires to "hold
off antl not recognize the J erritory
independent ly of Oklahoma. The com
plexion of the Territory is democratic.
Therefore, many "statesmen are say
ing that it would be "very unwise" to
nco.irage a Territory movement that
o:iks lowaru intiepeiKieni. siaienoou.
Oklahoma is bv no means cert ainlv re
publican, but the gcrrymanderers iig
ure that it were better to box the two
igether than to run the rik of having
ileal with four democratic senators.
All of which has nothing to do with
the equities of the case.
WiiA'r'w ill those applicants do now.
who have I Vitrich'sendorsemcnt?
A Hurt Neyer Hurts.
After Porter's ant iseptic healing oil
is applied. Believes pain instantly
mil heals at the same time. For man
or beast. Price, Scents.
The BEER
of Good Cheer.
If 3'oti were to sam
ple every beer
made, foreign and
domestic, without
prejudice and with
out reference to the
label, you'd agree
with us that
Cund's Veerless
had every merit
possible to be found
in a beer.
Send for Free Souvenir Booklet.
JOHN CUND BREWING CO.,
La Crosse, Wis.
hOTHINO SURER THAN TAXES
If the Revenue Luvt Is Invalid There
Are Arriple Provisions for
Taxation.
I f the new revenue law is, declared
uncoils) il utit'iial, says the Lincoln
Star, th 'ie n-cd be no fear on the
part of the taxpayers of state that
complications will arise and so tannic
up tit her pro isions of the statutes of
the state that there will be no oflieials
to make as.tc.ssmr nt s. The precinct,
township antl tit her assessors provided
for under the old law will tie found
tloin;,' business at the old stand, and
there will lie the sai'jie opportunities
afforded In commit perjury in return
ing personal or other property for as
sessment, as existed heretofore. The
knock in1.' out of the new law will not
leave a la rue stair of county assessors
to thaw salaries and perforin no du
ties, and even if it did the old assess
ors could be re-instated.
l he oliice ol county assessor is a cre
ation of the new revenue hill pure antl
simple, although in another section of
the statute his elect ion is provided
for with that of other state and coun
ty ollicia Is.
I'ndcr li e const it ution andcommon
law an office cannot be legally crt afed
unless there are duties requiring it.
I ly killing tin revenue law the courts
would at the same time do away with
the necessity for the oliice of assessor,
causing me oliice lo heconie a sine
cure, making it illegal and consequent
ly repealing it and leaving the old sec
tions in regard iiif precinct antl town
ship assessors in full force antl elfect
Incase, however, that" the oliice of
county assessor should still exist after
the new law was declared invalid,
t here is another recourse by which to
provide for making assessments. In
one section of the old revenue law it
is provided that, where the assessment
rolls, records and hooks are destroyed
and done away with, from any cause.
it Incomes necessary to make another
assessment, the county boards shall
have full power and authority to ap
point officials to make the same.
A neither section makes the county
treasurer collector of taxes levied.
Levies are based upon estimates from
previous years of the lump valuation
of all the property in a jurisdiction.
s the treasurer must collect the
taxes he would have to make an as
sessment tin which to base the obliga
tion of the citizen to the county if no
assessors were provided for. This
could legally be done by the appoint
ment of deputy treasurers and collec
tors, as collecting distress warrants.
The citizen who has his hopes pre
maturely raised to the effect that he
will jest in peace next year, undis-
t urbed by the visits of these obnoxious
minions of the law, will receive a rude
awakening from his dreams of bliss.
The old adae that there is nothing
surer tlmn flt:it It :ind tavpe lina imror
. . . , ,mmnciti,t.inn!ii T-ii
; ... .
u-'-.n. .i.iwi v wilier aiuuini j u - u ci.'j nuiu uo
the ducks and ' geese lly north -and
south.
How to Love.
St ime time, maybe, this wretched
old world of creatures and follies will
succumb tti the admonitions and ad
ministrations of the theorists and
shape the destinies of mortal beings
into roseate ideas, instead of exacting,
unsatisfyingand stern realities. - Long
before Noah landed on Mount Ararat
tli is sphere of sentiment circled in the
wrong direction. It. is still going
wrong and will never move right until
the sociologists shall have convinced
the millions that nature s ways are
not only devious, butcruei and false
Men and women have been known to
marry happily and avoid marital quar
rels. Mothers-in-law there have been,
and possibly are, who are docile
There are two men in the United
States who have discovered and ap
plied, with some success, honest meth
ods of accumulating wealth, and there
arc two or three women on earth who
understand the culinary art. They
are, exceptions, however, if theorists
speak the truth. Ninety-nine and
nine-tenths percent, of the people live
by unreasonable, natural standards
and do not enjoy life, but only seem
to do so.
Sermonists have told the new gen
eration how to select a husband or
wife
whom not to marry; what not to
do: that nature's intuitions and con-
science's indications are un trust-
worthy guides. Beware, they say, of
the man with the descending lip and
the woman with crooked eyes. Be
governed by the shade of the hair, the
color of the eyes, tile shape of the rin
gers, the size of the rieet and the sheen
tif the coin.
Lest the world should retrogress and
young people follow old, cherished
laws, the sermonists, having solved
the marriage problem, should begin to
discourse on love. The good old win
ter time is a tine season for such ser
mons. For centuries humans have not
known what love is, nor how to love.
They have thought pity their ignor
ance and foolishness that, with all
its sorrows, this is a fairly good world,
with fairly agreeable people, and that
virtue and happiness are synonymous.
Theorists and sociologists know bet
ter: they are wiser. They have told
us whom not to marry: they may tell
us now how not to Ijvc.
A Runaway Bicycle.
Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg of J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, III.
It developed a stubborn ulcer unyield
ing to doctors and remedies of four
years. Then Bucklin's Arnica Salve
cured. It's just as good for Burns,"
Scalds, Skin Eruptions and Piles. 25c,
at F. G. Ericke & Co.'s Drug Store. .
Do you smoke "Buds?" Well, buy
them at Gering & CVs. -. ;
Mrs. Catherine McEntce, Deceased.
Mrs. .Cat her ine'Mc Kntee was a na
tive of New-tort in the county of
Limerick, Ireland, ami was bom ( c lo
be r 1h:50. The, family came to Amer
ica in IM, and at lirst settled in New
York, but afterwanls moved further
west ami established themselves at
Lyndon, Juneau county, Wis. To
Kether with her husband Airs. MeKn
tce caruo to I'lattsmouth in October
of 170,3 rid has ever since resided here.
The deceased lady was twice mar
ried. Her tirst husband, M. John
("auney, died in lC'J, antl the widowed
lady was united in marriage in 1H7 to
Mr. Charles McKntee, who is left to
mourn her loss. She was a sister o!'
the late John Fitzgerald, of I'latts
mouth and Lincoln, antl like him was
an earnest Catholic. Like her brother
she did much for the advancement of
religion by her benefactions antl by
the interest she always displayed in
works of public untility.
The funeral services were held Mon
day the !)ih inst. at St. John's Catho
lic church. A solemn Iteuiem Mass
was sunu by the Kev. D. ('.'Fitjrer
ald, tif (Iraftoii, Neb., an old friend of
the family, assisted by the Kev. W.
II. lhatlley and the Uev. Joseph llar
tik, the local priests, as deacon and
sub-deacon, respectively. Miss Hose
Vondran played the or-jan accompani
ment to the Mass and also sanu an of
fertory piece in the vernacular. A brief
funeral 'discourse was pronounced by
the Kev. W. H. Jlradley, successor to
mc lamented rather Carney, in
charye of St. John's church antl con
K relation. The Impressive funeral
service of the Catholic ritual was car
ried out in full after the Mass and the
remains were borne' to the Catholic
cemetery adjoining the public ceme
tery, where the linal rites were duly
performed, the "I'enedictus"' beinj
chanted by the otliciatiu priests, as-.
sistcd by the members of St. John's
choir. ' - . y
The sorrowing ' members 'of the fam
ily have the warm sympathy of their
numerous friends in the loss which
they, in common with whole commun
ity, have sustained-
A Winter in' Florida.
Why not arrange to spend your win
ter in the land of .sunshine and flow
ers? The cost of a sojourn in Florida
is so small compared with the benelit
you will receive, that you cannot af
ford to risk your health in the cold,
disagreeable. vfiuter of the north. Do
not ?et the idea that you can lind tirst-
class accommodations only at hiiih
priced bote's. As a matter of fact,
there are hundreds of medium priced
hotels in Florida;,. here lirst-class ac
commodations can be secured at rates
of $8.00 per w;e?k, and (up...
In arraninji Jor, your, trip, do not
Iosc.sjjrht of the fact that the "Dixie
Flyer' route offers you more in the
WaV Of a SCeniC trlD f rOlTl St. LOU is to
i 'Jacksonville.' lat? than "an v other
i,Mft, . is r
I - - ----w - - - - -
chaqge-bf cars beUveen St. Louis and
Jacksonville, Ufrla-' The "Dixie Flyer"
route reaches such points as Nashvilie,
Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain,
Chickamauga l'ark, Atlanta and Ma
con. .Leaving. St. Louis on the even-
ingtrain via Illinois Central, you reach
Jacksonville the second morning in
time to make .direct connections in
union depot at Jacksonville, Fla., with
all diverging lines.
Special round.f.trip winter tourist
tickets, which permit stopovers, both
going and returning, are now on sale,
gojd for return up to and including
June 1st, 1!04.
Write me for handsomely illustrated
booklet and detailed information re
garding rates, hotel accommodations,
itinerary of a trip., etc.
W. II. 1JKIZ.L,
Dist rass. Ag't., 111. Cent. It. R.,
Omalia, 'Nebraska-
Will, history repeat itself? Next
year it will be just forty years since
Ceneral George B. McClellan ran for
president upon the democratic ticket.
It looks now like George B. McClellan,
jr., might be the democratic standard-
bearer next year. Fresh from the vic
torious field of the greatest political
battle fought on the eve of a great na
tional struggle for political supremacy,
a victory was won in the great state of
New York, astate absolutely essential
to national victory for either political
party, makes him a most conspicuous
candidate for the democratic nomina-
tion for the presidency next year forty
years after his brave and noble father,
fresh from the victorious battle-fields
in defense of the -union, had been the
standard-bearer of the democracy.
Like the sudden coming to the front
of ex-President Cleveland in 18S3, just
twenty years ago, so to us is regarded
the coming of George B. McClellan in
1903. Cleveland proved himself the
democratic "Moses" in 1884, just so
McClellan may prove the democratic
"Moses" in 1904. So mote it be.
0O9GGOGGOCOO
Fresh Oysters
ivrof tcov
Ai.T 0iVOVyii J
Fish or anything in Market.
GIVE US A CALL.
P. UTTER BACK, Proprietor,
Opposite Cass County Bank,.
Soutb Stle, 420 Bain St.
lOOOOOOOOOOOOP
I Perry's Restaurant
JShort Order House
A Meals Served at Regular
Meal Hours. S
8
November 21, 1903,
HENRY DONAT
will leave with a party of Home-Seekers to the North
West, at Junction City, Oregon. Mr. Donat has
many choice tracts of land in that locality, in size
and price to suit purchaser. If are contemplating
making a change take advantage of this opportunity
and join the party to the North-West.
For Full Particulars Call on or Address HENRY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine i Tablets. o
FROM SOUTH AFRICA.
New
Way of Using Chamberlain's
Cough Reroedy.
Mr. Arthur Chapman writing from
Durban, Natal, South Africa, says:
"As a proof t hat Chamberlain's Cough
liemetly is a sure cure suitable for old
and young, I pen you the following:
Aneighlxirof mine had a child just
over two months old. It had a very
bad cough and the parents did mot
know what to give it. 1 suggested
that if they would get a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
put some upon the dummy teat the
baby was sucking it would no doubt
cure the child. This they tlid and
brought about a quick relief and cured
the baby." This remedy is for sale by
all druggists.
Morse for Sale.
A good four year old horse for sale.
Weighs 11(50 pounds and as sound as a
dollar. Inquire at John liauer's
Hardware store, I'lattsmouth, Neb.
Ordinance No.
An (irdii'.ancc amt'txliiii; section oik- ,f onli
iiaiiiM; titirrilxiol in tin" 1 lt : oimpihit ion
of the ordinanrt s fur the City. of I'latls
tnoiitli. and to ri'iical said original si iMion.
Hi it cnai-tcd ly tli Mayor and Council of
1luCity of I'lattsiiKuitli. '
Section 1. Thai section ono of an ordinance
numbered 24. in tlie I'.nt; rornijjat ton uf the
ordinances of said ("ity of riaUsmoiitli. lie
amended to' read as follows:
Sec. 1. That tin; salary and conmensa't ion
of elected and appointed.- ollicers of -said city
neirinnm on the tirst .Monday after t he lirst
Tuesday ot April. A. I. ISsT. he and the same.
hereby are fixetl at the following amounts,
pavalile (inarlerly when earned hy warrants
on the Keiu-ral or occuat ion ta x f und. to-wit :
Mayor, one hundred and fifty dollars (l."ti):
treasurer. I href hundreds dollars f."!oo ;
clerk, three hundred dollars ?:tui; each
councilman two dollars for each regular,
adjourned or special session of tlie council.
Hot to e.cecd one hundred dollars c?Ihi per
year; attorney, two hundred and fifty dollars
(i'lii); marshal, fifty dollars (?."U) per month;
each regular policeman not to exceed fifty
dollars '(?:) per month, to Ik- fixetl hy resolu
tion of the council, pa.vahle monthly ; street
commissioner, forty dollars (H ) per month
w Idle actually ensaed in such work, payahle
monthly. All other officers and employees of
the city, except police jude. shall receive
such compensation as the mayor and council
men may designate ut the lime of their em
ploy ment.
Sec. '. That sect ion I of said ordinance as
oriiriiia I ly exist inu In; and the same herehv is
repealed.
Sec. a. That al 1 ordi ua nces a nd parts of or
dinances inconsistent with - this- ordinance be
ami the same hereby are repealed.
See. 4.' This ordinance shall be in force from
!i ud after its passage, approval and publica
tion accorditu; lo law.
I'assed and approved this !ith day of No
vcmber. r.u:i.
Attest: F. F. Bcttkhy.
II. M. Sobnnicjiskx. 1'ret.ident.
Clerk.
Notice to Bridge Contractors.
1 Notice is hereby riven that sealed bids will
be received on or before 1 o'clock lhcl!ith
day of Ieceml-r. A . 1 . i'Ml. at the office of
the county clerk of Cass county. Nebraska,
for furnishimr material and constructing
bridges per lineal fiot for said county ac
cording to plans and specifications now on
tile with said county clerk, for a period of
one year from date of contract. Itidtf-rs are
required to deposit certified check in the sum
of one thousand (tHHKJ.iiu) dollars as evidence
of good faith, and to comply with Sect ions K!
and slof Cl ap. 7 of the. compiled statutes of
Nebraska for I'.te.'l.
Hoard of county commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
Oone by order of the Imard of county com
missioners of Cass county. Neb., in session
the 17th day of November, M:i.
b. A. Tysov.
County Clerk.
Don't allow monoy to lie around. It
is easier to spend it and easier
to lose it.
SAUE MONEY
by keeping it in a safe place such as
The Banlt of Cass County
You can pive a check for any part of
it at any time and so have a receipt
for payment without asking for one.
When you have a bank account you
will be anxious to add to it rather than
spend from it. Don't you want to
know more about It.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Not a Siclf Day Since.
"I was taken severely with kidney
trouble. 1 tried all soils of medicines
none of which relieved inc. One day
I saw an ad. of your Fleet l ie Mil ters
and determined to try that. After
taking a few t loses I felt, relieved, ami
set ii i thereafter was entirely cured,
antl have not seen a sick day since.
Neighbors of mint have been cured tif
Ilheumatisni, ami Ceneral Debility."
This is what l. F. Ilass, of Fremont,
N. C. writes. Only .r0c, at F. (I.
Fiicke & Co., Druggist s.
TIIIC OLD KICMAHLIC
Hcruse Furnishers
OF CASS COUNTY
You always want to know where to ct the- host
Furnishings. You are invited lo see us for Car
pets, Linoleums, of all grades of Furniture, ami
the finest Carpet Sweepers on the market. Also,
the most complete line
Sattler&Fassbender.
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PLATTSMOUTH,
Hall's Cash Store
GROCERIES in el
HARDWARE.
1,000 joints of stove pipe, per joint
500 elbows at 10, 15 and 20cts each
Well buckets 40cts each
Coal buckets at 25, 35 and 4j cents each
A Lightning Bread Knife at 2rcts-
Pocket Knives of all kinds, sizes and prices.
Lanterns at 20, 50, 75 and 90ct
Hardware of all kinds.
One of the most complete line of Groceries in the city.
Friday and Saturday, Sugar 20 pounds for Si. 00
DONAT, Plattsmouth, Neb.
Cures Crip
In Two Days.
on every
box. 25c
Tfje Best Liniment.
"Chambei Iain's I'ain Halm i - con
sidered the best liniment on the mar
ket," writ e Post .V. I'.liss, fir Ceorgia,
VI. No ot her liniment will heal a cut
or bruise so prompt ly. No other af
fords such quick reliir fiom rheumatic
pains. No other is so viluable for
deep seated pa I us like lame back antl
pains in t he chest. (Jive this lini
ment a trial and you will never wish
to be without !f. For sale by all drug
gists. of first-class and beau
tiful hed room suits.
Never forget for a
minute that we are
the House Furnishers
ol I'lattsmouth and
Cass county. So when
in need of anything
jive us your order.
XTbc Best XlGlbisI!
iQ the Cheapest
in tbc jent!
I'oor Whisky in not only tlin
Hort'cabltj to tiihto, hut uiiJouhtol
Jy injurious to thorstoniHch. A lit
tlo good Whisky is i fiim tonV mid
hlp.s instead of harming. Su-h
WhiskiVs as YfUovvKtoiic, for in
Ktanco, will do you just as niwh
good as a doctor's prescription. If
you don't know how good it i,
como in and try it.
PRICES:
fluckenheimennye, :T gallon ... II oY
Yellowstone,
Honey Dew,
Jiitf Horn,
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