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    WEEKLY HERALD: PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, MAY 29, 1890.
. SOMETHING NEW.
The Patent 5A Clipper Fly Net
lias meshed bottoms v. hich can
not tannic and lashes at the top
which won't catch in the harness.
THE GOVERNOR CALLS AN
EXTRA SESSION OF THE
LEGISLATURE.
Statk ok Neijuakka, Exkcl'thtk I)h-i-aistment,
Lincoln, Nek, May 24.
Section , nitidis 5, of the constitution of
the t ito of Nebraska, reads us follows:
T!i: governor may, on extraordinary
n'T.i-.;;js, convene the legislature by
jrj lamution, setting forth the purpose
(i r v. hi h lin y uru couvencd, and the
1. nii-l; tuic i lull enter upon no business
i . - pr that for which they were culled
.fy woven,
O 100 fc.'f.aunrui iLi.cni;
flirt and
from Horses
in litatlo.
5A Lap Cv.zlzr
oA Ironsides Sheet M
in liti
SA Clipper Fly Nets riLsssvM4
Equal to Leather at Half the Coit.
100 other styles of 5a Horse .Sheets nnd
Fly Net3, at priecg to suit everybody. For
rale by all dealers. If you can't get M(ni
write us.
ff M H VKT Tit
FLY N
CHEAP AND STRONG.
20 other style 6-A Nets, prices to milt all
WM. AYHE iV ISONS, I'lIILADEU'lllA.
bold by till deulers.
It appeurs that Attorney General Hogg
is to be the next Democratic candidate
for Governor of Texas. His name id very Qf silver,
, Matters of vita' intercut to
;f the state, greatly agitating
the public mind, Coiistit ute, in the judge
; nt. of th.j eccutivc, an extraordinary
- i 'ii which jiistifii s the assembling
f the h.gi. l itiire; now, therefore, I, John
M . Tlnyer. goyernor of the .state of
.Nebraska, !y v irtue of the authority m
me vstcd l.y t lie provisions 'jf the con-
slit ution above quoted, ilo hereby issue
my proclamation, requiring the
members of tiie two houses of the Twentv
tiist joint assembly of tlio state of No-
bru-kn, to oonveue iu their respective
halls, in the capitol building, on Thurs
day, the 5th day of June, 1SH0, at 10
o'clock, and for the purpose of consider
ing and taking action upon the following
noted subjects and these only:
First For enacting a law establishing
maximum railway freight rates 'nnd to
repeal that section of the statute creating
a state board of transportation.
Second For the purpose of consider
ing aud amending our election laws by
the adoption of what is known as the
Australian ballot system.
Third--To consider ard give expres
sion in favor of an increase in the vol
ume of currency and of the free coinage
or uo favor throughout the state," nnd
the IIkkai.d would not be surprisel to
see the proelamotion revoked before the
date fixed for the meeting of the legis
lature arrives.
riallroad Clippings.
MO.VI.AY.
The annual nn-ffi.-ig of the stockhold
ers of the Cliic R.
Llnnd A Pacific:
BUggestive of the course of his party in
that state with regard to the siz- of its
majorities. Ex.
You mav call F'hittsmouth the Star
city, the Gate city or the Queen of the
Platte, in any evnt it is the liveliest
"third city" in the state, and gives prom
isi of far outstripping Hastings or Grand
Island before tin; close of the veai.
The governor gleefully remarks that
he h con.su. ted own,, oi his friends
about the special s sci.ii matter, which
must relieve the "advisory council'' of a
load of responsibility iu the premise
i ue governor s auvisors are to in: con-
tTl'ntulateel
No other subjects will be proposed for
the consideration of the legislature at
this special session.
In testimony whereof, I haye hereunto
set my hand an 1 caused to be affixed the
"rear seal of the state.
Done at Lincoln this 24th day' of May
in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety, of the state of
Nebraska the twenty-fourth, and of the
independence of the United States the
one hundred and fourteenth.
By the governor, John M. Tiiater.
P.ENJAMIX B. COWDEHY,
Secretary of State.
will be h-1 1 it, Chicago June 1. Some
important business of inN-c-t to Nibr.n
ka will donbtl -s b- t'-aiis.ieii-d tle-n.
President N. (J. V ui I .in.; of tie:
Canadian P.ieiii ? riiiroad w:n a tele
graph operat r at. -J . J I . t, III., when he
was a boy only lift ecu years obi. He
now draws tin; modest salarv o i 1 00.000
i year
Tin; Baldwin loco;r...ti vo v. oi ks re-
an ru r receiu iy tor tin-ee Joeo
tuotiyes ty be Um.i1 on the :i v i ail r' ;t . i
between J.a'fa and .lerusil-iri. The.-,"
will be tiie irt loc.iniot.Ives ever used iu
tiie Holv Land.
I he Minn t ;;h;n put .n the war punt
and threatens to carry the war into the
extreme southwest unless the Missouri
Pacific restores rates. In this case the
Missouri I'acific will it'.K r have to hsli
or cut bait.
It is rumored, and there seems to be
some probability that the report will b(
verified, that thu central brauch division
of the Missouri Pacific will be extended
to Denver this summer. The present
line as built stops at Lenora, Kas.
The Omaha & South Dakota railway
projectors living in Mitchell, S. D., have
announced a meeting of the officers at
Omaha in June to make arrangements
with Omaha people for the early begin
ning of the Omaha end of the work. It
is said that grading between Forest City
and Blunt will begin next mouth.
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Ci'inni- ii( i.ig Sunday, May
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th.
COMMISSIONERS PROCE:
1
fip-ct.-.t tian; will leave Plattsmouth at i l'he folliwiug proceediu . u-.-r. in
') a. in. ami arrive at Omaha at S;15 vertently omitted and are .ilui-.ue.i
u. This train also runs between Dun- ! day for the first time:
CAiU.isr.E's election n the s -naie pre
en, itates the ttrue-eb- I,, tween Mills and
Ciisp f? r leadership ot tin
L ..19 isi the house. A- i.ii
wi.ndd hurt tu. (ieiiH.-.r.:1.; au.i help th
icoubiuans in re ti.a.; Crisp w.ulJ or
could, the republic-a;-,- arj fill Mills men
in this light.
Again is the IIeuald compelled to say
all hail to the M. P. right of way com
mittee. Their recent action in practical
ly guaranteeing us the new road can not
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(lt.Il.Oei allC I ...ii.jf .j.jliii-iiiich. .lit; uuaia.
in this ro;e guarantors clul well their part but to the
committee has fallen the burden of the
work which has so far been done in a
manner to entitle the honorable gentle
men to more than the hearty thanks of
this community.
Where i,- Thocbc? Once lie ran Car
lisle Kentu ky so rinse in the rtco for
c njrress that the latter never kuew
whe her lie wis elected or not until the
democratic majority iu congress took
Congressman Dolliver is right in en
tering a protest against the abunelant
anel exaggerating talk about the alleged
poverty of western farmers. They are
charge of the canvass. Thoebe ought to not enib .rrassed with wealth, but neither
be on hanel to try conclusions again with
the bourbons of his district. State
Journal.
We are told the government Las final
ly concluded to expend the $50,000 long
ago appropriated for "caging" the Mis
souri liver at this poiut, anel that work
on the river here will begin at an early
date. Let our gooel people watch anel
see what can be done with $50,000 anel
how much the river and town will be
benefitted thereby.
are they, as a class, on the bank of pau
perism. 1 he gross misrepresentations
that are being made with regard to their
conelition can only serve to disparage
their credit and prevent them from se
curing the inelulgence which is desired
in the matter of debts that are hard to
pay because ot the low prices of farm
products. St. Louis Globe Democrat.
At the Tabernacle.
The Tabernacle yesterday was the re
cipitant of large crowds. In the morn
ing C. C. Wescott made an admirable
tdk, which has called forth much favor
able comment.
The evening seryiccs were held under
the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. Prof.
Palmer presented the social benefits to be
elerived from a cousistant membership.
C. S. Po'k Eso gave the intelectual
ide of the Y. M. C. A., while Henry
Waterman recommended the Y. M. C A.
as a proper means through which to ob
tain a more perfect physical develop
ment. Geo. Bignall, of Rawlins, Wyoming,
brother of Supt. Uignall, of the B. & M.,
spoke of the advantages ofthewoik to
railroad men. Mr. Chaffee presented Y.
?L- C. A. advantages to traveling men.
S. C. Giceii presentee! the spiritual advan
tages. The meeting was interspersed
with well selected songs by the boys of
the Y. M. C. A., making in all a meet
ing of unusual interest.
A justice of the peace in Arkansas
The mayor of Cedar Keys, Fla., who
is the terror of the Dead Man's Gulch of
those parts, having armed himself to kill
he revenue collector on sight, the treas -
became so anxious for a case s on after ury department sent down a revenue
he had been elected that he stole a hog
himself, in order to get up a criminal
case. He fineel himself 10 and costs,
and then found out tiiat he had made a
mistake, anel had stolen oue of his own
hos. lie is now going to suj himself
for damage Omaha Republican.
For sublime cheek and sublimated
impudence commend us to the confe'ter-
cutter to expostulate with him, as the
collector was unable to leave his office
in safety on account of the walking mag
azine that was on his trail. The mayor
took to the swamps and the sailors nnd
nutrines have not been able to find him
and accept his apology. Anel now Sen
ator Call gets up in his place in the sen
ate chamber and demands an explana
tion from the president of this outrage
Jail Delivery.
Charley E lis gets into the public
prints once more, this time t.s a jail
breaker. The city j ;il is partitioned off
on the north side of the jail and has a
wooelen floor with a trap door which had
been useel to fix up the plumbing; Ellis
seems to haye found a pick uneler the
floor which he used ineiustriously by dig
ging out under the wall, last Saturelay
night. A woodpile out side was in his
way but he pulled the sticks insiele under
the floor which i3 about 3 feet high, anel
thus secured his liberty. A glance at the
jail and surroundings clear the sheriff
from any blame whatever. It is only a
wander that some one has not got out of
the city jail before this.
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The ouuarterlv examination of the fee i ,,,.,1 i!,.. ,-, ,,..,,,!. , voi.r i.ot
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u:" P- , arriving in j records of the s.-yend county officers was
Omaha in. (. These trains run daily, j taken up and continued irom today un
making all stops between Plattsinoutli j til completed, and all books were
md Lincoln, except South Omaha anel j found correct and we're therefor..
crly audited as follows:
ha and Lincoln, leaving Omaha at ?:'')
a. m., and arrivin." at Lincoln at 10:15;
we.ub
meiiii
H.iveloek. Train leaving Lincoln will
have sleepers, and will go cast on C. B.
As Q., No. (!, via Council Bluffs.
prop-
Appropriate memorial services were '
held in 'he Methodist church yes
terday at eleven o'clock, Rev. Buckner
officiating. The military headed by
color bearer Turtsch, followed by 14
members of thn womens relief corps,
then 50 veterans of McConihie post,
ami several members of the organization
of sons" of veterans closed up the pro
cession, which marched from the lodge
room in Rockwood block to the church.
The sermon was well spoken of and the
appearance of the old boys that wore
the blue, was well calculateel to awaken
memories of the elreary past when Uncle
Sam was not the wealthy prosperous in
dividual he is represented to be neiw.
County Clerk Receipts for quarter
J ending March 31st 1!)0, $525.35.
Expenditures, Clerks salary $:J75,
Deputy clerks salary $175,
Balance due County clerk first quarter
$24.17.
Register of deeds Receipts for quarter
ending March 31st, 18!0, $7(52.05. Ex
penelitures register of deeds, salary $375.
Deputy register of deeds $200, excess of
fees due county $187.65.
County Juelge Receipts for quarter
ending March 31st 1890, $22.95.
ci.riur.t iy requei, not only each
r o. the l.osr, but i.ll soldiers who
Served in ib " ii-. e of the l.'ni'.ii, to as
semble at Mel !oni hie Po-.t headquarters,
on Friday May 3 )Lli, at 1 o'clock sharp
and m arch to the cemetery to engage! in
Memorial Service; and strew with fiVwcrs
the grayes of our departed Comrades.
F. . Bates, Comina.uder.
Geo. F. Nii.es, Adjutant.
Advice of a Promlnont Land Broker
Jifuumutiu Syruj) Co., Jackson,. Mich:
Gentb: In February, IHS',1, I com
menced uiiig I libbard's Rheumatic Syrup
aud Strengthening Plasters for iiillam
matory rheumatism, having been troubled
three years with this terrible disease. My
ioiuts were swolen so that I could hardlv
lx walk and I attended to my business with
peuditures, amount p iid county judge I difficulty. I used three bottles and ap-
on salary, $221.95. plied the planters to my limbs and back,
I uri.1 T eiiii Hiiv lhul T inn now ."iri'il T
Examination of county sheriff post- Lave nut b,.fc troubled with rhe-imutism
The Committee
Messrs. Richcy, Patterson, Wise and
Todd, returned from their successful trip
to Kansas City this morning, having
succeeded in selling the rilit of wav
bonds at par. Neither Plattsmouth or
the board of trade maele any mistake in
the s. lec tion of the committee.
Lincoln's Fire.
A disastrous fire eiccurred in Lincoln
last night which no', only elestroyeel the
Br.hannan Livery Stables, on 10th stre-et,
but caused the eleath of two brave fire
men w hile on duty, by the name of Jos-c-i!i
ThorLburg and Clarence Protsman.
poned to July session.
A Ranch
of 1,280 acres ef gooel land, w ith line I earnestly recommend it to our friends,
since discontinuing its use. My father-in-law,
Mr. J. D. Skinner, of Manso:i, has al
so been bunefitteel by this medicine. Wo
A Flood of "Furriners,"
"Have you got auy fricasecd kittens
or a mice pot pie?" asked a dark-skinneel
guest at the St. James hostelry this noon
The pretty waiter girl went out anel
told the proprietor that there was a lun
atic at one of the tables. The proprietor
went up to him and the guest repeated
his (question.
"What."' yelled the veteran caterer.
ated conspirators in the city council who on the sovereign city of Cedar Keys, and
want ten thousand dollars apiece for why she is besieged by the naval powers
being pliotogrophed by the Bee in their
true colors, is what the Omaha Bee says
in relation to the tore--toned libel suit
about to be brought against it by what
Rosey calls the "Tammany Corabin'."
of the United S'ates. Mr. Call is a hum
orist but doesn't know it. Ex.
You needn't make such
' said the guest. That's
Governor Tiiayer's action in calling
a special session of the legislature can be
considered in no other light than puerile
anel foolish. The people, as the govern
or must know, are not demanding the
"I raised her hand, kissed it and con
tiuued to holel it," says Mr. Calhoun in
his last Herald and then he stops and abolition of the board of transportation;
says in italic?, "To be continued next tneJ" are simply demanding that the board
1.1- 1 J . . . At . A
week." To continue a situation of that taKe immeaiate action on me rare qaes
kind'for a whole week would have been tion- sensible man favors an iron-
all right twenty years ago, Cal, but now clad maximum rate bill, the history of
.iiffOTnnt on.l von V i ,1 Iw.ftor- lof rrn the past being a sufficient reason
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or the girl will be paralyzed. State Iur W"S sutu mabure. me max
Journal. ' imum rate bill sanctioned by the late
conference at Lincoln wa3 to be a meas-
The unanimity with which the action ure that would stiffen up the spinal
of the governor, in calling a special ses- column of the board and give them less
sion of the legislature, lias been con- latituele than they now have; if we are
-
du.uned by the republican press of the not to have a board of transportation
stae is certainly not very as.-urmg 10 ins turn, most assureiuy we eton t want a
excellency. A conference with his maximum freight law. The Australian
friends before the fatid step was taken ballot law would be far preferable to the
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,,r v tli.- .-..-vcrnc-r a great aer.i ci couiu wea aurora to await a regular ses-
t . ..irtr o r-T.-. f I ciiiTi rif fl.n 1 c . rri t: i -t f n rn Tlii ci 1 1 XT nrf Inn
rCIiilirO iiU;l til- II jIUL'll.uli JaifcJ t pivut. I i-BwAiwuiv.
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ar.ount of unjust ciiticism. or tue governor we opine wiu una nine
"Oh!" well.
a fuss about it,
what we cat iu Japan. If you haven't
any made up you may bring me a single
prong fork for a chop stick and a bowl
of rice."
There were a couple of tables full of
distinguisheel orientals there to dinner.
Here's the names as appears oa the regis
ter: T. Sugimotc, T. Kawnkami, blaster
San, Tsuuskichi Sugimoti, Mrs. Yosokis
chi, Miss Hanna Sugimoto, Master Kitcii
itara, Anelo Mitsikiehi, Harra Yosokisciii
Hayo Kokijoro, Little Tun.
The distinguisheil "furriners" are lit
erally tumbling around the country, tak
ing it all in. They make up the list of
Japanese athletes who are with Cleve
land's Magnificent Minttrels. Three or
four are tiny little kiels. and -a couu-L1
are women. They perform wonderfully
and are a vrliole sho w in themselves, well
"worth the price of aelmission.
A Close Cali.
flie little four year old daughter of
Tom Hicks at the Pacific house drank a
quantity of bedbug poison this afternoon.
encugh to have killeel a half dozen grown j
people, but fortunately Harley Whit
ing was near by anel suggested that salt
water be poured down the child at once
which was done, so that the little one
vomiteel freely. When the Dr. got there
she was out of danger. If immediate
steps had not been taken the dose would
have proveel fatal before medical as
sistance coulel haye been obtained.
were no et
really tht. b
City- L ,'eiii,
Yo'.i 0; .ii
next Sit;;:. I
Begi'.Tc
we wi.i ro
price oi' 1 j
,r ;, Uriel K'-..;-
if there
PERSONAL
Bird Critchfielel and wife are in Omaha
toelay.
Mrs. P. G. Reynard went to Omaha
today.
Miss Burgess was an Omahs passenger
this morning.
A. R. Talbot, the M. P. attorney of
Lincoln, is in the city today.
Hon. John F. Polk and wife, of Green
wood, wrere in the city over Sunelay.
Judge Chapman returnee! to his petit
ion on the bench at Lincoln this morning.
Col. Pierce, the Fairfielel, la., horse
buyer, stopped in the city over Sunelay.
Professor Berry, of Iowa, is in the city
today thp guest ot his sisters, the Misses
Mav and Maggie Berrv. j
Mayor Celi, of Pacific Junction, loan
ed his genial presence to the boys for a
few hours this morning.
Mrs. Rath Amick returneel to Platts
mouth this morning after a two weeks
visit in the country near Union.
Mrs. L. D. ! -ounctt started for Atchi
son this morning, where she will yisit her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Wilson, for a few
.lays.
J lenry J. Streight and wife returned
this morning from a very pleasant visit
with old friends and neighbors at South
Bend.
Sam Bryan, of Ashland, the assistant
sergeant at arms of the senate, came in
this morning wearing his old time legis
lative smile.
running water, situated wuhin four
miles of the county seat of Duel count',
Neb., for sale or trade at a bargain
Euquire at Hehald office.
Capt. Palmer went to Lincoln this
morning.
Dr. Siggins is attending to business in
Grand Islauel today.
Col. S. F. Rockwell, the Louisville
lawyer, is iu the city toelay.
Col. Conuor, Jerry Farthing and Geo.
H. Ilolton, of the Herald went to Omaha
today.
Mrs. S. A. Davis started this morning
for Missouri, where she will visit re la -tives
for u. few days.
Col. Sherman, of the Journal, elressefl
in his best Sunday clothes, started for
Omaha last night but got left.
W. II. Davis, brother of Frank Davis,
boarded the llyer this morning for Colo
rado points where he will rusticate for a
while.
Died.
May 25, 1800 at the residence of her
granel parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Woods
in Fairfielel, Iowa. Clara Hazel, infant
daughter of G. S. and Mary Furgeson,
aged two months and eight days. The
Herald with hosts of friends is indeed
sorry to hear of Mr. and Mrs. Furgeson, s
sad bereavement. Mrs. Furgeson left
her home in the city some weeks ago to
visit her parents at Fairfield. Mr. Fur
guson had just gone to Fairfield to bring
her home when they were overtaken by
the death of the little innocent babe they
had learned to love so dearly. The fun
eral took place at Fairfield on yesterelay.
Coming Into Omaha.
All arrangements are made for the
Milwaukee to commence running its
trains across the river next Sunday.
For a time the road will use the Union
Pacific's old depot. Whether the Rock
Island proposes to come in right away is
not known. The supposition is, howev
er, that it will not remain out very long
The Wrabash has also commenced to
make overtures for admission, and it is
expected that within six weeks every
eastern line reaching Council Bluffs will
be running its trains into this city. The
Take my advice, give it a trial.
C. R. Nicholson,
Mansoii, Iowa.
Ask your elruggist for it.
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Suiiisf EuCK of Ficluresfiue Africa.
From Hie V tilings of Heery .M. .Stanley
Tun Imielre.i t Ii on s;in -1 copies solil in seven
week, aim tin; lieinan.l laj.itily imaeaiii.
't!iin;r iiie it las eer le-n known in tin;
li ii ti.ry f U i-.:i!i;l?!:in;'. This i the only
hook rental I; . ;t enl:i ele life ,f Il:c World's
iiee.e. .enrj .1 .'i;inley, with aleli history
-t all hi- J.-IVH' ex eln: t ex.. ami ;...-. it i vrly the
only coitijilt-lt; ;e e. nn! of !;;h r. ;:i ami last
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M'liu i. r pre-..; .ti U sail fy ui-e f. lesnreat
vi.i k ;.ls.p e..iitai'.i- ti e li-.niy .if Afr.ea ami
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illnsraie.l with over ::0 enraMlij-'S, colored
plate- ;:n! einiier.'iis in, ;;.!-, jeiiderim; it the
only eoiat'lei t.n-l in eMiie n,. story of Africa ever
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Agents wanted. TerrMnry i:nrestri-d. Hales
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your money for outfit icfum'.ed. If you have
heeii deceived into ranvasinn for any oftliH
hous S;anly luniks we will t-x hati outfirs
free. We mean business. Se" . nr sianding in
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its willingness to do so long before some
of the others did. Bee
t;
The City Hotel.
City Hotel will change hands at
?lr. G.uts again taking charge.
.t"j. will remove the salooa into
. ( .:-.;,'. ;ng room, Mr. Goos will
i ..; the corner room as an of
1 ' -i". s-"t have a bar in the build
I - '-s a sweet aau cool t..ok.u.
i.y Goring iS; Co. elu tf.
PliiCE $100.
If there is no airent in your town oddress the
msiiiufaeture.
THE PAKUU M F'l CO.
Atients wanted I'arish , Y.
F. B. SEELEMIRE, Agent.
Plattsmouth, Ntb.
A Lady's Perfect Companion.
Our new book by Dr. John H.Dye, one,
of New York's moat skillful physicians,
shows that oain is not npcf-sniirv in r-hild-
ing with flowers, the graves of the men, birth, but results from causes easily nn
who helped to save our nation. Come, derstoed and overcome. It clearly pro
bring your choice flowers and garlands ves that auy woia..u may become amoth-
a.ifl strew them over their graves. Brins? wituout sa.ieimg any pain wnaieyer,
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Memorial Day.
IJeadquabters, JIcCoxihik Post
May 25, 1S90.
To the citizens of Plattsmouth and
vicinity: It is the wish of the members
of the Grand Army of the Republic tiiat
each and all turn out with us on Memo
rial Day, May 30th, and assist in the
beautiful custom inaugurated by strew-
your children and by example teach
them to have a care, not only for our de
parted comrades, but for their oyn
friends. So long as we shall observe
Memorial day, our cemeteries will be well
cared for. Eventually v.e will all be
laid to rest, so let tli-- coining generation
for all time perpetuate M.-iuonal Day.
MEiioKiAi. Committee,
it also tells how to overcome and prevent
nit. ruing sickness and the m'uiy other evils
attending pregnane;. It is highly en
dorsed by physici.-.is everywhere as the
wife's true private companion. Cut thi.-
out: it will save you great pain, anel pos
sibly your life. Send two -cent stamp for
elescriptive circular., testime.niaLs, nnd
confidential letter sent in sealed envelope.
Address Frank Themis ifc C'., Publishers,
Baltimore, Md. 52-13t