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The Plattsmouth Journal
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ITVLIMIED WEEKLY AT
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA,
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The Ticket to Vote Next Tuesday,
April 5.
For Mayor,
HENRY R GERING.
For CUj Clerk,
H.M. SOENNICHSEN.
For CKj Treasurer,
K. W.CLEMENT.
For Police Jude,
M. ARCHER.
Councilman First Ward,
FRED W. EBENGER.
Councilman-Second Ward,
WILLIAM TIITENS.
Councilman Third Ward,
JOS. M. ROBERTS.
Councilman Fourth Ward,
PATRICK EG AN.
Councilman Fifth Ward,
WILLIAM .SLATER.
Members of School Board,
F. G. FRICKE.
GEORGE DODGE.
We are watering marbles to chalk
that the "same old rinir" intends to
down Jake Becson for county attorney
if It can.
Hide-bound Republicans.
The Plattsmouth Newssays that the
upponents of Mickey can now
ahead and writes essays on 'oil" or any
other favorite theme and keep it up
until election day." That this is true
concerning such hide-hound republi
cans as the editor of the News no one
will doubt and it would not make the
east difference with him. He would
be for Mickey or any other nominee
from the first to the hist. If the four
men who attempted to bribe Mickey
at the beginning of his term, and
whose names were never made public
nor were they prosecuted, should be
nominated by the republicans they
would be just as acceptable to the News
man. With that individual it is party
first and then come the men. Wiiy do
not the republican papers defend
Mickey's "oil" deal?-Nebraska City
News.
1'he.hident Smith was "royally re
ceivea" when he returned to Salt Lake
The press dispatch adds that "then he
made a round of his homes."
Is voting for II. M. Soennichsen for
city clerk youknow he Is the proper
man for the place. "He has been
weighed In the balances and not found
wanting."
The New York delegates to the St.
Lonls convention, as the Journal long
since predicted they would be, are for
Judge Alton B. Parker the next presl
dent of the United States.
Is the matter of the selection of po
lice judge the voters know the worth
of the present Incumbent M. Archer.
He has filled the office acceptably to
all.and In every particular Is "the right
man in the right place."
Rural Nebraska still wants to know
"who Is responsible for the 1205,000 In
crease in the state debt?" Perhaps
Midget Mickey will attempt to explain
during the campain, If his friends
around thecapital don't muzzle him
A vote for Pat Egau for councilman
in Fourth ward Is a vote for a gentle
man In every way worthy of your sup
port, and one who w"l look after the
interests of his constituents In the ad
ministration of the affairs of the city
Many people neglect the details of
their business, and this failing is going
to be responsible for a lot of kicking
when the assessor calls. Chattel mort
gages are frequently paid and the hold
er falls to release it at the recorder's
office, so it stands on record and will
be taxed even if It is paid. Better look
the matter up, neighbor.
Is the Second ward the voters are
rallying to the support of W. C. Tip-
pens, a gentleman thoroughly qualified
for councilman. Mr.Tippens is an en
terprlsingcltizen, and he wants Platts
mouth to forge to the front. He ac
cepted the nomination at the earnest
solicitation of his many friends, and
they will stand by him loyally at the
polls next Tuesday.
The Journal Insists that Henry
R Gering should be elected mayor of
the city of Plattsmouth for several
reasons, the principal one being that
his Interests are purely identified with
those of every citizen who desires to
&eefthe city thrive and prosper.
vot for Henry R. Gering means a vote
for 'the faithful and honest adminis
tratlon of the affairs of the city.
TnE Plattsmouth republican ring
has already selected the ticket which
will be nominated at the county con
vcntlon. It seems they didn't get "set
down on" hard enough last fall, and
propose lo display their gall again in
putting up candidates of their Ilk, with
the hope that the excitement incident
to a presidential election will pull
them through. With all this in their
favor they will nominate one candidate
who, In our opinion, can't "cut the
mustard."
Is reply to one of the Journal's pat
rons the other day as to whether we
would support the candidate nomlna
ted by the democratic national con
vention, no matter who may be the
choice, our reply was about as follows
Our democracy Is straight-laced, bible
backed and copper-riveted, and we al
ways take our medicine straight
When the candidate Is named at St
Louis, we are for him teath and toe
nail. He will be a winner, too. Mark
the prediction, please.
Is Henry R. Gering the democrats
of Plattsmouth have named for mayor
a young man who Is possessed in every
sense of those qualifications which will
prove of great service to the city. H
las the sound business judgment which
Is so much desired and has the utmost
confidence of every resident of the city
that his action w ill be guided solely by
w hat he believes to be right and for the
benefit of the city as a whole. He is
fully conversant with the needs of
the city. Henry Geringshould receive
the support of every resident of Platts
mouth regardless of politics for his
sterling qualities of honesty of purpose
and push.
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cure- all form- of Rheumatism.
Beat for Sheep aiLnent.
drives out all Inflammation.
The man who even dreams that har-
many prevails in republican household
in Nebraska, certainly hasaDioe lvinn
lnse around. The certainty of "Coal
Oil Johnny's" renominatiun Is net
leslined to bring forth harmony, eitt-
r. The midget has given Nebraska a
ery unsatisfactory administration,
but the "ins" have proved too many
for the "outs." The "ins" have been
working for the midget's remonlnation
since the day of his inauguration.
It was supposed that everything
ran with the land" so that the 110,-
uoiVKW which Congress authorized to
be paid to "the Republic of Colombia"
could be legally paid to the republic
f Panama without any fuss. But the
Comptroller kicks. So a new law must
passed lie fore the money can be
ii.'.
Rats, "Sissy!"
Congressman Burkett's popularity-
seems to be very annoying to some of
the little democratic sheets. They
ought to take pride In the fact that
eora.ska s representative stands so
high, both at home and in Washing
ton. News. Now ain't that a corker?
Eminating as it does from the "pro
lific" brain of a man who does not re
cognize the ability of any man unless
he Is labeled "republican." As it i
Curkett, Inability, is rated is among
tne lowest in congress, the same as
Dietrich and Millard are in the senate.
Ana an mat Keeps mm w nere he is
is the great republican majority and
Blowhard's oily tongue and smooth
manner of "pulling the wool over the
eyes" of the majority of his party in
the first congressional district.
hoct as little a thing as a man who
prides himself on being a great states
man could possibly be guilty of was the
removoval of the headquarters for Ru
ral Route No.3fromMynardtoPlatts
mouth, no doubt because the patrons,
most of them were democrats, and pre
ferred to get;theirmail through Myn
ard office. The Instigatorsof this petty
piece of spite work constitute two or
three hide-bound henchmen of Blow
hard Burkett's, and are only fitted for
position of ward-heelers. To say the
least, it Is done for a purpose, unprin
cipled In its bearing, and such pie-faced
whelps w ill get their reward in the low
est pits of hades. When the order
came for the removal, we told a My
nard resident that it was the work of
two or three stump-tai'.ed henchmen
of Burkett's, neither one of whom
could control a half dozen votes to save
their lives. A congressman who can
be iniluenced by such a dirty crowd to
do such dirty work, deserves the con
demnation of all honest people.
We make the statement, and w ith
out the fear of successful contradiction,
that Blow hard Burkett has clone as lit
tle for his district, outside of the state
capital, as any representative that ever
graced the halls of congress. Now look
out for some paid tool of Blowhard to
"point with pride" to our rural route
system, a system which has been estab
lished in every county in the United
States where the government thought
proper and from which it thought
would be beneficial to the people and
ai me same time nnng in a revenue
to the government. But the moment
one of these routes fails in its establish
ed purpose, notice the rapidity with
which it is discontinued, Burkett or no
Burkett or any other congressman
for that matter. Blowhard has done
so little for the district at large that
when he is spoken of as a "slowcoach,'
his hirelings rush to the front with
their "pride-pointer."
There is no use denying the fact
that the staid, discreet, conservative
men throughout the country stand
In constant dread of Teddy Roosevelt
fearing that he will at any time Indulge
his impetnosity In the direction of
hopelessly demoralizing existing con
ditlons, and they arc determined that
he must be replaced with a man train
ea to statesmanship anu who can se
cure and retain the public confidence,
To encompass this a democratic presi
dent must be elected, as, with the
death of Senator Hanna, all opposition
to Roosevelt's nomination has been
dissipated. With a good man at the
head of the national democratic ticket
victory Is Just as sure to perch upon
the democratic banner as shall roll
around the 8th day of November, I'M,
Sbsatuk Jiixkimi R. IU utiiv, the
Kansas senator, has lieen convicted of
bribery in the federal court at St
Louis. Now it Is in order for hi in to
secure an investigation by his asM
elates in the Cnited States senate
They will perhaps have some "white
wash" left after they get through dou
Ing Dietrich, the Nebraska scapegrace
It took several cats to clear hiin'of
bribery stink.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Here's a Chance, Girls.
The Lincoln News says there Is two
Lincoln young men who want to get
married, and that it is no joke either,
The News says further:
W. A. Conkin, of 1S04 North Thir
teenth street, has recovered his assur
ance, and has written the News to say
that he meant all he said in his letter
to the St. Louis chief of police. It
was only bashfulness In the presence
of a lady reporter that made him de
clarc otherwise when visited a few
davs ago and asked regarding his
epistolary enterprise.
His friend, Joseph Walil, of Thirty
second ani Doane street Is of the same
mind. Both are eligible young men,
who are anxiously seeking mates.
"Good looks and money do not cut
much figure in the asperatlons of these
youths, though no doubt these per-
niisites to a "tine young lady" would
be acceptiblc if found in the right one,
What they seek is a girl who can keep
house according to approved methods,
and who will prove a helpmate and
model wife.
Do You Want Strength?
If you want to increase your strength
you must add to and not take from
the physicial. In other words, the
food that you eat must be digested,
assimilated and appropriated by the
nerves, blood and tissues before being
expelled from the intestines. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure adds to the physical
it gives strength to ana buiias up
strength in the human system. It Is
pleasant to the taste and palatable,
and the only combination of digest-
ants that will digest the food and en
able the system to appropriate all of
ts health and strength-giving quali
ties. Sold by F. G. I- ricke & Co.
Don't do That.
Some people envy even the wealth
accumulated by dishonest method:
Don't do that.
Is you are willing to listen to gossip
you wiH surely hear it. Don't do that.
The man who cannot tell a story 1;
always trying to do it. Don't do that
Failure to make a child happy when
opportunity otTers is worse than sinful.
iRm't do that.
The easiest thing in the world to do
is to deal out good advice all the time.
Don't do that.
Some men imagine that if they ad
vertise their own virtues the world
will be too interested to see their
faults. Don't do that.
11 is easy to acquire the habit of
leaving your smiles at the office and
taking your troubles home. Don't do
that.
Some men waste time waiting for
somebody to give them a start that
couldn't accomplish anything if they
were started. Don't do that.
It is wonderfully easy to spend all of
today thinking what you will do to
morrow. Don't do that.
Women at German Universities.
There are at present 899 fam&le
students at the German unlversltlM,
fta aea!n?t 737 last summer. Of these
Bfrlin has 370, Ponn 84, Heidelberg
7i, Drealau. C5, Leipzig, 53, Frtlburg
43. Gottinsjen 3S, Konlgsserg 36,
Strashurg 2K, Halle 28. Munich 22. etc,
Usually the number of "coeds" Is
larger durins the winter semester
than in summer. Thus, there were
1.262 "hearers" last winter and 1,029
In the winter half-year of 1900-01.
Dr. Elster, Dentist,
Waterman Block.
The Midget has smooth sailing now.
Harrison has "pulled oil" and the lit
tle governor has no opposition for a re
nomlnatlon. Mickey Is not near as
strong as he was two years ago, and
his henchmen rely a great deal upon
the excitement of the presidential elec
tion to "whip In" those republicans
who arc not favorable to the midget,
Easy PoDi
Easy to take and easy to act Is
I that famous little pill DeWltt's
I Little Early Risers. This Is due to
tha fact that they tonic the liver In
stead of purging It. They never gripe
nor sicken, not even the most delicate
laJy, and yet they are so certain In
rfsnlLj that ro one who uses them Is
disappointed. They cure torpid liver,
constipation, biliousness, )aundlc,
headache, malaria and ward off pneu
monia and fevers.
riirAtio cult iv
I X. C. DeWITT CO., CHICAQO
Vj Don't Forgit thi Nami. fj
Early Risors
For Sale by F. G. FRICKE & CO
or THE
Da,nk of Cass County.
of riattsmouth, Nebraska.
Charter No. 642.
iQiiirtumUnt In the Stale of Nebraska, at the
close of business March t:th. 1M.
RESOCBCCS:
Nnand Discounts I Ji 331 SO
ivrrdrafls. secured and unsecured S AJ al
t'k,ecurltle. juiitfiuenu,ela!uis
etc i-w
Banking house furniture, and fix
ture ay)!)
Other real estate I .T 25
Current expenses and taxes paid.. I'll '
Cash Item. 1S3 W
Due from national, state and prl-
vate hnnks ami hunkers H N
Total cash on hand 1" w
Total I 43 3Nt M
liabilities:
Capital stock paid In I 50 0 00
surplus runu i '
I mllvlded profits 7 I'll Se
Individual deposits subject to
check ItH uis
Demand certificate of deujalt IH hkS 6tt
Time certificates of depiwit I'M W W
Due to state and private banks and
nuiiKcrs " ea oi
Bills payable 2S DUO UO
Total Ws 3ks
State or Nebraska, t
county or tasa. )
I. T. M. Patterson. Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear lhat the
above statement ts correct and a true copy of
the report made to the State Banking Hoard.
1. il. I'ATTEK-SOM.
Cashier.
Attest:
Cms. C. Parmele, I Directors.
K. F. Pattebso, "lrecloM
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 35th
day of March. I AM.
U. K. Hame. .-notary ruuuc.
My commission expires October s. I'Ari.
LICENSE NOTICES.
LICENSE NOTICE.
VOTICE IS FIEKEBY GIVEN THAT TME
undersigned haj Bled his petition as re
quired Dy tne statutes or tne Mate or .enras-
ka with tne city clerk or the city or nutts
mouth. Nebraska, requesting a license to sell
malt, spirituous and vinous lluuors for the
Coming municipal year In the building situ
ated on lot twelve U-) in niocic thirty (JU) in
the city of Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
rETKR uxm.
March 31st. 1904. Applicant
LICENSE NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned has Hied his petition as re
quired by the statutes of the State of Nebras
ka wun me city cterk or tne ci'.y or riatts
mouth. Nebraska, requesting a license to sell
malt, spirituous and vinous liquors for the
coming municipal year In the building situ
ated on the west half IwS) of lot six t In
block thirty-four 0i) In the city of Platts
mouth. Nebraska, HansH Uoos.
March 31st, 1K4. Applicant.
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LICENSE NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned has tiled his petition as re
quired by the statutes of the Mate of Nebras
ka wuu tne cur ciera or tne city or fiatts
mouth. Nebraska, requesting a license to sell
malL sDlrltuous and vinous lluuors for the
coming municipal year in the building sltuat
ed on the east nair lesi or lot twelve tl-Ji In
block twenty-eight () In the ctty of Platts-
moutn. .-neiirasu. ld, luobkhiiEk.
March 31st, lao. Applicant
LICENSE NOTICE.
M-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned lias tiled his petition as re
quired by the statutes of the State of Nebras
ka wun tne city clerk or the city or Platts
mouth. Nebraska, requesting a license to sell
malt spirituous and vinous lluuors for the
coming municipal rear in tne oiillcllng situ-
ateu on toe east nail te- or lot twelve In
block twenty-nine (i) In the city of Platts
mouth. Nebraska. Ko. Don at.
March 31, luot. A I leant
LICENSE NOTICE.'-
M-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
A1 undersigned has Bled his netltL.n re
quired by the statutes of the state of Nebras
ka wun tne city cierg or the city of Platts
mouth. Nebraska, requesting a Uceiu in sell
malt spirituous and vinous lfmior t.tr ih.
coming niumcipui year in tne liulldlng sllu-
tne nki. u.ii ic-v ui mi mree ! in
blx-k tblrty-three (33) In the city of Plattv
mouth. Nebraska. Clais Spu'k
March 31. IM. Applh.;ai)t.
LICENSE NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned has Bled his petition as re-
quirru uy me simmes or tne .stale or .Nehras
ka with the city clerk of the city of Platts
mouth. Nebraska, requesting a llcen-wtou.il
malt spirituous and vinous liquors for the
cumin municipal year in tne liulldlng situ
ated on lot six oil In block thirty three ,33) In
the city of Plattsmouth. Nebraska. ,
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March 31. 1304. AppllcamV
DRUGGIST'S PERMIT.
OTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN THATr.rn.
Ing A Co. have Sled their n..ioi,. ....
quired by the st atutes of the Stale of Nebras
ka with the city clerk of the city of Platts
mouth. Nebraska, requesting a permit to sell
malt spirituous and vinous liquors for medic
Inal. mechanical and chemical purpim-s for
the coming municipal year In the le.lldlng
situated on the west half iw,i of .-..u.Z
(13 of block twenty-eight , lhe r- f
Plattsmouth. Nebraska. 0 mi Nil .V. Co..
.nan u m. ijo.. Applicants.
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DRUGGIST'S PERMIT.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
George W. Gilman has Hle.1 hi.
as required wy the statutes of tlie Mate of
Nebraska with the city clerk of the city of
Plattsmouth. Nebraska, requesting a permit
to sell malt spirituous and vinous liquors for
medicinal, mechanical and chemical uurtioses
for the coming municipal yesr thehtllMIng
situated on the east half lev of lot eight (
of bl.s-k twenty-eight ex In the city f f'lmu
mouth. Nebraska. Ueohoi W. tin. wan
March 31, Urt. Appllcaut.
DRUGGIST'S PERMIT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH T F
U r rlcke Co. have Bii ,,.
as required by the statutes of the "tfite of Ne
braska with the city clerk of the cltv of
Plattsmouth. Nebraska, requesting a permit
lo sell malt spirituous and vinous" Wiuors for
medicinal, mechanical and chemical puries
for the coming municipal year In the Willing
situated on lots one Hi and two In hi.s k
thlrty-sli (31!) In the city of Platumouth Ne-
r. r nitas & Co.,
hraska.
March 31, 1AM.
Applicant
License Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned has Bled his p-iltlon . re
quired by the statut.-sof the Su,.. of .Nebras
ka. with the cliy clerk of the cliy of platts
hioiilh. Nebraska, reum-stlng a li, enw to sell
malt 'spirituous and vinous liquors for the
coming municipal y.-ar In the building situ
ated on the west half. ws of i nlim (V in
block twenty-nine (S) In the city of Platts
mouth, Nebraska.
Mwh24.l-.V4. W. M.llAHtl.AT.
Applicant
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Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes
P. PEARSON
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General Merchandise
UNION BLOCK
Independent Telephone No. 198
Plattsmouth, Neb., March 10, 1904.
Dear Reader:
We see new faces every day, but we still we still
want to see more, so if you have not called and given us
a trial why not do it now.
Our business is increasing every month, but is still
in its infancy, and a robust infant at that.
You can save money by joining hands with this in
fant, as it will lead you to low prices, first quality goods,
courteous treatment, full weight and measures.
All we ask is a trial by you, dear reader. We want
you for our judge.
Yours to serve,
P. PEARSON
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Tate Laxative Bromo Quinine iTatiets. a mL
Seven Million boxes sold ia post 1 3 aonths. This Signature,
Cat Crip
li Two Day.
OA every
box. 25c
UEl'ORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
Murray Sta.te Bank,
of Murray, Nebraska.
Charter No. 378.
Iin-orpi)r:itfl In the S'tutfuf Nebraska at the
close uf business March 17th, 11)04.
KEMOfltCES:
Loitnsaml IMscmints I 3) W1 tU
i ive nlriifls.st-cureJ nd ihimh-uiviI. . TiC HI
Ounvrit expenses mid taxes paid.... 1 4)
Iue fnmi national, state
and private hanks und
hankers 6 175 10
Check and Items of ex
change none
Total cash on hand 1 X- 43 J 7 si.Cl U
Total f 30 601 (A
i.iabii.itik-h:
Capital stork paid In i i UW 00
surplu fund UTS ?:t
I nillvldcd profits 1 :) OW
Individual deposits snti-
Ject U) check I 21 Ml OS
Time certificates of de.
p.,lt 1 3WS 60 3 157 f
Total i 30 601 64
;!tate or Nfiiiiaska, t
County of Cass. I
I. has Stone, Cashier of the above name
ed liank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is correct and a true copy of the re
port made to the State HankliiK lioard
L'iias. S. Stone. Cashier.
Attest:
.1. M.TONf, '.Directors.
.1. A. I'oi.i.ARn t r tors.
SulKCrthed and sw jrn to before me this 'Xllt
day of March. I.4
II. C. Wr.sT. Notary P'lhllc.
My commission expires March 15, IW.
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Toor Whisky is not only dis
RLrrnble to taste, but undoubted
ly injurious to the Btomach. A lit
tle good Whisky is a fine tonic and
helps instead of harming. Such
Whiskies as Yellowstone, for in
stance, will do you just as much
good as a doctor's prescription. If
you don't know how good it is.
como in and try it.
PRICES:
Phillip
PLATTSMOUTH,
GuckcnhelmeriRye, per gallon... $4 00
Yellowstone, " "... 4 00
Honey Dew, " "... 3 00
Ug Horn, " "... 2 00
Tliieirolf.
- NEBRASKA
Free
While They Last
Free
SNAli 1'KOOF
Rubber Boots
THE KIND THAT WKAI)
$3.50$4.00
We liave tlirm clicaiwr
Ladles Rubber Boots $1.75
SHERWOOD & SON
A Beautiful Lithograph of Dan Patch
With Every Package of
International Stock Food
Get Your Stock in Shape
For the Heavy Spring Work.
You don't have to buy a barrel, get a 25c or 50c package
Try it ami you will buy more.
F. G. Fricke & Co.
PHARMACISTS
Union Block, Sixth St. Plattsmouth, Neb.
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