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Now OoodB Daily. The Only Children t Millf
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TTITT3 finnnCJ 0 Hair Goods Department
IlAiu llUUilu always has Ue latest an J most ap
proved styles.
Mrs. R. H. DAVIES
1520 Donglas St., OMAHA.
SAM GUTMANK & CO.,
WHOLESALE and EETAIL
DEALERS IN
JPTJ JrCJE!
AND THE BEST
Cigars.
Sole agents for the
CELEBRATED
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Pabst Beer.
Deliveries To an Part of
the city or ship
1V1 ad e ped to any place.
WM. NEVILLE,
RESIDENT MANAGER.
Your Watch
Insured Free.
A perfect insurance against theft or accident
is Ike now famous
BOW,
the only bow (ring) which caauaot be pulled
or wrenched from the case. Caa oetfy be -5f
had on cases contaiaJagtkis trade mark. Jf
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Keystone Watch Cue Company,
of Philadelphia.
the oldest, largest, and aooit eoaaplete Watch
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aooo Watch Cases daily.
Oae of its prodactt is the celebrated
Jas. Boss
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which are jut as good as solid cases, aad
cost aboat oae half less:
Sold by all jewelers, without extra charge
tor Noa-pull-out bow. Tko amoaofaoimraro
wtU mi ya watoh aoao troo.
II. J. Strelgbt.
J. Sattler
STREIQHT & SATTLER,
Successors to Henry BobcIc,
Furniture I Undertaking
Pianos and Organs,
STOVES and RANGES.
Our Furniture line Is complete In every detail
An Investigation Is certain to convince.
BEESON fc ROOT.
Attorneys at Law,
PLATTSMOUTH. NEB.
OFFICE -Fltzgkrald block, over First Nftfl bank
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Testimonials and particulars sealed 2 cents.
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ED. FITZGERALD,
THI OLD KELIABLtt
Liveryman
HAS PURCHASED THE
Sixth Street Checkered Bain.
AND WILL RUN IT IN
FIRST-CLASS ?:.., K.
Special attention to Funerals. Hacks !:! be
run to all trains. "Promptness and Fidelity to
Customers Is his motto
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IN AND AROUND THE TOWN.
Attorney John A. Daviea will de
liver an oration at Weeping Water on
Memorial day.
A petition was being circulated for
signatures this afternoon protesting
against any removal cr re-location of
the postoffice.
The Flattsmonth-Springfield game
of base ball at Louisville on Saturday
afternoon resulted in a victory for
Springfield by a score of nineteen to
Ave.
Perry Walker is shipping his house
hold effects back from Chicago, where
his family has resided for a year past.
They will soon take up their residence
on West Pearl street.
F. E. White is marketing the grain
stered in his elevators along the line
of the B. Jb M., and during the last
few day a half dozen cars have been
loaded at his elevator here and several
at Cedar Creek.
The tickets for the school excursion
to Ashland on Saturday are now on
sale. Price, fifty cents. The tickets
are limited in number to one hundred
and twenty-five. After that number
have been disposed of the price will
be seventy-five cents.
At the shooting match near the depot
Tuesday afternoon W. D. Jones won
the match with Gus Ilinrichs by break-
ng eighteen out of twenty-five Peoria
blackbirds to Ilinrichs' fourteen.
Harry Kuhney, who was not in for the
$10 purse, broke nineteen out of
twenty-five.
Field Day at Ashland.
Supt. McClelland and Prof. Halsey
of the city schools are making arrange
ments for an excursion to Ashland on
Saturday next, the occasion being field
day for the Ashland and Plattsmouth
schools. Arrangements have not yet
been completed, but two coaches will
probably be secured for the early
morning train at 7:15 returning in
the evening. A low rate of fare will
be made and everybody invited to
go, and a large number of parents
will no doubt accompany the children
and enjoy a day's outing. The pro
gramme of the exercises of the day
will include a number of games and
sports between members of the two
schools. The fact that fishinsr is re
ported to be good around Ashland will
probably induce a number of the des
ciples of Walton to go along and cast
in a line.
DRINK A NICE
REFRESHING GLASS
OK
SODA WATER
AT
BROWN S PHARMACY.
A Wise Suggestion.
If the Cass county agricultural so
ciety had any get up in it, the $G00 of
fered for the best county display at the
staie fair might easily come our way.
County exhibits to compete for premi
ums must be made in the name of the
county society. Hence the necessity
for Plattsmouth to take the initiative
step in this matter. Weeping Water
Republican.
Mr. Cade Rogers, of Plattsmouth, a
brother of our townsman, M. W., was
over Saturday looking over the scenes
of his childhood. He says he went up
to the old place, now the Record farm,
and looked it over and tried to climb a
big elm which be scaled forty-three
years ago. As he is quite lame he dia
not get to the top. He says forty-three
years ago, with a yoke of oxen, he
broke the road through to where the
Williams fruit farm now. is. It was
then a thick grove of hazel brush. The
change from then to now, with the
fine fruit farms in a high state of culti
vation, is great, but he recognizes the
old land marks. Mr. Rogers has a nice
home in the vicinity of Plattsmouth,
where he lives comfortably, but he has
a hankering to end his days where his
boyhood was passed, and we would not
be surprised to see him again some
time in the Bear future a resident of
our city. Glenwood Opinion.
D. O.Dwyer, attorney, Plattsmouth
The reported damage to the beet
crop in and around Norfolk on account
of frost has been greatly exaggerated.
The damage is but slight and there is
plenty of seed on band to replace any
of the plants which may be injured.
It is the opinion of many farmers that
warm weather and sunshine will bring
them out all right without replanting
List of Letters
Remaining uncalled for in the post
office at Plattsmouth May 22, for week
ending May 16, 1894:
Anderson, C M Esterman, Benj
Henry, Elaer A W Jones, Miss C O
Moats, J J Paul, Jobn-2
Raluoy, Dick Shaw, A E
Sberet, A A Smith, F S
IT right, Miss Mattle.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters or parcels will please say "ad
vertised." H. J. Streioht, P. M.
AKOCND this court rooms.
DISTRICT COURT.
In the case of L. 13. Williams vs. W.
II. Schildknect, Judge Chapman ren
dered judgment Friday in favor of
plaintiff.
Judge Chapman fixed the amount of
alimony due the plaintiff in the di
vorce suit of Stewart vs. Stewart at
$500. It is understood that the de
fendant will appeal
Judge Chapman entered a decree of
divorce Monday in the suit of Thos. J.
Keckler vs. Eliza Keckler. The defend
ant, however, was allotted the custody
of the infant child and in addition was
allowed alimony in the sum of $100.
Judge Chapman has entered a decree
n the plaintiff's favor in the di
vorce suit of Stewart vs. Stewart, the
testimony having been submitted yes
terday. The question of alimony will
be decided later.
Districtcourt was adjourned Monday
morning until June 18, and in the
meantime Judge Chapman will jour
ney to O'Neill to sit at the trial of
Barrett Scott, Holt county's default
ing treasurer. He will depart I burs
day, and will be accompanied by his
reporter, Tom Chapman, who will
keep official tab on the proceedings.
Judge Chapman did not go to Holt
county today to try the Barrett-Scott
embezzlement case, as was anticipated.
The case has been indefinitely con
tinued. COuNTY COURT.
An effort was being made today to
secure the release of Andrew Fator on
bail from the county jail. County
Judge Ramsey will fix the bail bond.
B. A. Gibson vs. Chas. Philpot, a
suit on a promissory note for $235 for
the purchase of some Weeping Water
lots, was occupying the attention of a
jury in county court Monday. The de
fendant is hardly to be blamed for re
sisting the payment of a note given
for the purchase of such undesirable
stuff as Weeping Water lots.
Albert Welton vs. Samuel Atkinson,
a suit on account for some $300, was
on trial in county court Friday before
a jury of six. The parties to the suit
live near Greenwood. A rather pecul
iar fact in connection with the suit is
that the plaintiff, although a man sev
enty-five years of age, is possessed of a
marvelous memory and keeps a set of
books for his farming business which
would do much credit to a merchant
for their correctness. The jury re
turned t. verdict in favor of plaintiff
for $16C. The amount sued for was
over $400.
JUSTICE AKCnUK's COURT.
The case of assault against Mel
Jean was set for trial Monday in police
court, but has been continued until
June 2d.
The Holmes-Morrisey replevin case
was argued before Judge Archer yes
terday, and the case taken under
advisement until Saturday morning.
In the case of Christina Johnson vs.
the Peoples' Building Loan and Sav
ings association, Judge Archer yes
terday gave plaintiff a judgment by
default for $150.
Frank J. Morgan commenced an ac
tion Friday in Judge Archer's court
against A. M. Russell of Weeping
Water and H. I). Travis, a suit on ac
count, with Russell a9 principal and
Travis as security.
COURT ROOM NOTES.
Ex-Commissioner A. C. Loder of
Greenwood was a court house caller
Friday.
The following applicants for teach
er's certificates were being examined
by Superintendent Farley on Satur
day: E. B. Taylor and Mary Taylor,
Union; Cora Fowler, Wabash; Lottie
Dean, Murray; W.R. Woodruff and E.
G. Woodruff, Weeping Water.
All legal business given prompt at
tention, D. O. I) wyer, attorney, Platts
mouth. Cass County Stone All O. K.
The Omaha World-Herald lately has
been endeavoring to make it appear
that stone taken from the well-known
quarries in this county will disinte
grate after a few years, and altogether
is a poor article. The object of the
W-H's complaint is that the commis
sioners of Douglas county have ar
ranged to use Cass county stone in
laying the new macadam roads in
Douglas county, and the W-H. urges
that the necessary stone be imported
from another state. As a matter of
fact Cass county stone is by all odds
the very best in Nebraska, and a
Plattsmouth citizen who knows where
of he speaks, has written the follow
ing to the Bee requesting its publica
tion, which tells some facts as to the
subject:
"In reading the Omaha World-Herald
a few days ago 1 see that those
who are oPDOsintr macadam road have
used evidence which does injustice to
the men who have invested largely in
stone quarries in Cass and Sarpy
counties. They show letters from the
B. & M. showing it had used stone bal
last and bad quit using the same be
cause Nebraska stone disintegrated
or went to dust from the action of the
weather. While I am willing to ad
mit the truth of this statement, the
writer should have added that this
was from a large body of stone lying
just above the Platte river, and, so
far as I know, all of that stone used
has not been good but the stone lying
above this stratum and farther iroiu
the river, from which all stone at
Louisville and Cedar Creek is now
taken, is good, durable stone, and, so
far as has been tested, does not
disintegrate, but stands the weather
just as well as granite or sand stone.
and in Umaha on Tenth and other
streets, curbing and gutters put in
eighteen or twenty years ago are just
as good as when put in, except wear
on same. I have yet failed to find any
of this stone that has not lasted us
well as any stone used. The stone on
the Weeping Water has been used for
years, and, while some different and
perhaps not tested as well, has given
good satisfaction so far as I know, and
I can't see why Douglas county should
not give this matter a fair trial and
leave the money in these counties in
place of buying from another state
and sending the money paid for labor
all away from home. This question
of macadam road is no experiment.
All your board of county commission
ers should want to know, is: Is the
stone durable ? I think twenty years
of actual test should be good evidence.
Is it fair to make the public believe
our stone is not good, when such is
not the case ? I defy any one to show
any foundation put in out of the stone
referred to that has not stood the test
as well as any other material used. If
we can get this material so near home.
in our own state, should we not have
the preference, and give men here the
labor ?
Decoration Day Kxerolses.
Decoration day exercises will be held
at White's opera house on Wednesday
of next week, under the auspices of the
C A. R. The following is the pro
gramme. Son ;lee club
Invocation Uev. J. T. Halrd
Song Male quartette
Ritual service O. A. It.
Song Glee club
Address Hon. E. P. Holmes
Address Will Coolidge
Song - Cuartette
The exercises will commence
promptly at two o'clock, and when th
exercises are over the procession will
form on Main street and march to the
cemetery, where the graves of departed
comrades will be decorated with
flowers.
.Memorial Services.
Joint memorial services will be held
on Sunday morning at eleven o'clock
at the Presbyterian church. Rev.
Davis of the Methodist church will
preach the sermon. It is the desire to
make this service a true union service
and all churches are requested to join
in the services. Everybody is invited
to attend. Rev. Davis extends a spec-
cial invitation to old soldiers and their
families to attend, as his remarks will
especially interest them.
People who like to make up their
clothes at home will do well to call at
F. Dressier. 's tailor shop for good
wearing cloth. The stock on hand
will le closed out at about half cost, in
any length desired. Sherwood block.
Fifth street. Plattsmouth 22-4
Can you afford to throw away a dol
lar? If you can't, get my prices on
wall paper and save a dollar.
Brown's Pharmacy.
The Plan Sift el flour M the popular
brand At-ktoril from our irrocer.
When Baby w-as sick, we pare her Castorla.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she bad Children, she ga.ru them Castorla,
F. S. WHITE,
Main Street, Plattsmou;h.
ALAVAYK FltKHII.
Teas and Coffees Unexcelled,
Curtice Bros Celebrated
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sole agent for
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!p MINNESOTA FLOUR,
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The "XXXX" and "Best" Brands.
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JOS. P. FRENZER
Opposite Poet Offloe
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Turkish Lost Manhood CaiMules. tl box. 6 far
S3 by mail. H aim's t'harmacr. Omaha.
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EVERY STITCH WARRANTED.
One and one-half inch traces, perfection pads, three-fourth inch
bridles, round side reins and winker braces, 1-inch turn backs and hip
straps, 1x20 flat lines, including wool faced separable collars. The
best team harness in Cass county for the money.
PHIL SAUTER,
Main Street,
CASS COUNTY'S
LEADING IMPLEMENT DEALERS,
Handle AH the Leading
FARMING MACHINERY,
Mich as the Celebrated
"Iader'aiid "Spalding" Riding Cultivators,
WAGONS, BUGGIES, SEWING MACHINES, SAFES,
PUMPS and WIND-MILLS.
Come and examine our immense assortment at our warehouse. A
Feed liarn for farmers is kept in connection with the establisment.
Charges Ten Cents per Team.
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This Mill has been rebuilt, and furnished with
Machinery of the best nmnufacture
in the world. Their
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Bran, Shorts and Corn Meal
Always on hand. Orders delivered in
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Or. E. C. West's Nerve and B-ain Treatment
If cold umlcr punitive written ruarnntee, by author
ized ntreins tnily, to cure Wt-uk Sieniory: Iaxm of
Drain and f erve Povrer; Loet Manhood; yui-!uite;
KiKht I-se; Evil Jreams; i.ack of Coiifiilnuce;
Nervoo-iies-; Ijissitude; all Drains; Loss of Power
of the Oeiieiative Orriun in either sex, cuuh1 by
over-exertion: Youthful Errors, or Excessive IVh of
Tobacco, Opium or I.iiuor, which soia lead to
Miser, Consumption, Insanity aud Death. By mail,
fl a Ixix; t! forf.r-: with written sruiiniiitce to cure or
refund i:ioney. WEST'S rofOil SYKI'P. A certain
cure for t'cuivhs, t'olils, A-thnia, Urouchitis, Croup,
W hoopint; Coutrh, Sore Throat. Pleasant to take.
Hiimll Un discoDliimei!: old. ftc. size, now2fc.; ol'i
U size, now 5oc. ti I'AKAN TEES issued only by
V. C. Fricke & Co, drusRists.
H. A. WATERMAN & SON,
HEALERS IX
Lumber and Coal.
Metidota coal
Hard coal
dm on city coal..
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CJ5AS. GRITJEI?.
Attorney at Law.
PEAT'l'SMi il'TH. NKIS. j.
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OFFICK: Second flo:rof the Ttvld tdork. rant
of the court house.
LADIES do 100 ksow
DR. FELIX LE BRUM'S
STEEL BHD PEHHYEOYBl PILLS
arethe original and only FBENCH. safe and re
liable cnr on the market. Price $IM); 6cat t)
mail. Genuine sold only by A
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