A
GREATEST SALE.
FOR I'll It KE DAYS ONLY
ostfnim
toll0
Dont lor.;t: this .s fur three days only You should not
miss this sile.
A Sale for the benefit of the Public
Every Article Guaranteed
Ir BENEFITS YOUR POCKET-BOOK.
Light KrcN 4omI
In Mined or striped worth 10 for 5c
if l.OJ
Every Article Guaranteed.
(ID
ftlaek Luvrni
Worth 25 fot-2'c pr yd
30 20c
" 35 ' 25c
40 ' 30c
30 ' :c
YOU CAVNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS SULK,
While I mbmiilrrrtl Hem Mtitt-lied
liallt-x
Worth 10 for 34 cents per yard.
Inilia I.Iik'iih
JTiouiiriiiSM.
" 15 " 10c
20 " 10c
" 30 " 2)c
:'" " 35c
40 - :i-)C
i;
iiK'hfs wiili", worth 7.) for 2. e yd
' ' Sl.ui) " 50c "
Worth 1.75 for jl.ou
15
s
10
DON'T FGRGET
10 for 5c.
15 " 10c
20 " lac
25 " L'hc
MT " 25c
40 ' :iOc
this salk
IS-AT - THE
Table I.inon
Worth 35 for 20c per yd
5o " :i"c
" 75 ' 55c
" $1.)U " 75c
BOSTON 6 T 0 B
1.50
1 .75
2.00
3.1X) 1
3.50
4.)C
1.00
1.25
1.50
1.75
Embroidery.
15 7c
20 " 10
2.") " 15
50 " 20
50 " 25
" 40
75 " 50
2.50
3.1 )
5.i )
(.o)
7.00
1.5)
2.)
.'-!(
4.'H
4.5)
5.1 x
urlainM
Worth $1.50 for Sc per pair
2.00 ' 1.0,)
2.;0 " 1,40
3.5() " .ix)
4.50 2.50
O.00 " t.(X)
.oo - 5.i X)
lo.ix)
"Ilk Mitl.
silk mitts worth 25 for !')
35 " 20c
fx) " 40c
5 " 40c
75 " 50c
" .flOO " 75c
REMEMBER
THIS SALK
IS - .A.T - THE
BOSTON 8 T 0 ft
PLATTSMOUTH
NEB
' f . i i ... 1 -it . , ww.
vinced of its
we are firmly con
deini.se before the
presidential election on the cycles
ol time shall have wheeled around.
'.The boy may live to be So, but
the poor horse for want of a blan
ket in the stable lias to die at 2C.
FREE -Get from your dealer free, the
A Book. It lias handsome pictures and
Valuable information about horses.
Two or three dollars for a 5a Horse
Elanket will Make your horse worth lucre
and eat Las to keep -warm.
Ask for
EA Fiv3 rilc
OA Electric
5A Extra Test
Tin; Hi-:kali understands the M.
P. depots are to he rather cheap af
fairs. They are to be placed on
posts, lor a foundation, and will be
weather boarded up and down.
Had our people known what
the company proposed dolny, suit
able I Hi i i d i ii y "s would certainly have
been erected by the citizens of
Plattsmouth and presented them.
Plattsmouth has yiveii this com
pany everything il lias asked for so
tar, and lo note a shade of mode.-tv
about asking for more, this late in
the deal is certainly s 1 1 rpri si n y to
Ion
torn Tin stliii Jjn ili)
Dr. k R. Livingston and wife came
in from Cedar Creek this mommy
to spend the day.
James Crawford, W. I,. Wells,
Georye Matti.-on and C. J. Zarr of
South Bend are in the city to-day.
AT. 1 O . I .' . . 1 . I . . T I . .
i 1 1 . m i n-io, i l nicajro, came m
this in. n-niuy and will be the yitest
of Perry Walker and family for a
lew days.
The river is not juite ohiyh here
oui seems to ic liiyn enouyli down
at Kansas Cdy and Atchison where
miici danay. is beiny done by cut
tin; oi le.uks and overtlow of chan
nels.
J. A.
e ve-
tiii
t ! i n i iv t i
as. Mavhe the
folks
ir
r i y 1 1 1
y i vi
) vrr
( 1 !
. 1
i COW I
III loo'
ii n v ! o i
30 other styles at prices to Miit every
body. If you can't get them from your
dealer., write us.
lei" i
. ! y tin'.-
111 ' i( i (
v as
that Corp n a t ion. L" n 1 1 ss a 1 ! lie reii t
-,i.'it is manifested, the oid sipiare-dialiii;-
I!. v M. will continue to
Iran-act all the bu-inc.-s lor this
ci; s-.
0i"'! ill.i
nil 13 1. 1
fair t rea tinea
been milked
thou--! the
i icess inns
iiy, worth
o shorten
: ! '. 1 1 : 1 1 es.
n.j.l:.l to ei'ii'.u
' at 1 he 'lands oi
-sl r left on our tab!
cr of boxes of verv
He iviiorls tlia.t
to-line
W.J. lie
day a num
rasnhen-ie:
terda- he ma'b
ever had. ua he
of raspberries.
Jii'i.ae Chapmaii has adjourned
di-;riet omrl to S. 1 ! e: u her lUh
when die balance of t ! 1 e e ; 11 i t v bu-d-
oi. He went
es-
the largest pick he
in-- over 1 IO. ) 1 j ua rt s
ii" - - wiil be t a kj 1 t
!o .' ebrask a Ci 1 ! 1
: i I el .se 11 ; t i ; e ' ,
ii'.ii a even i ii'.''.
m-.:-r:i
e 1 1 hi a 13
and
term
Lt'vire of Honor
.-tar 01 Aeliraska bod-e, thirty-
eiht inembers. Octree of Honor
A. (). V. W., was instituted by
Gutsche, district deputy, last
niiliT. The officers for the ensuing
term are: .lrs. I). i. Ivbersol,-, Pat
Worthv Sister of Honor- I t - Kr:....-
Hoyd, Worthv Sister of Honor; T-irs.
I). H. Smith. Sister of Honor; Mrs.
-M. '. T raver, Sister of 1 Vj-enion ies;
.Aliss Heile 'e ru 1 i i -a . lister Secre
tary; Mrs. C. S. l-'oThes, Sister Trea
surer; .Mrs. (;,,,rt-e I.. I'renti-'
e..iiei. 1 lit' iOdLjewiIl n
alternate .Honda)- even in
C W. lodre room.
ice cream and cakf
after lode close-! .-.
I'jeti.-ani social tune w
el
.v. )
is the first lode.- in this
or-an i.ed in i he co 1 u
'( re .
d a v
s had.
lei
re
rved
uer.i i
T ! 1 : s
e e r
Pl.il' - e.-i. . 1
As predicted bj
1 ' ! a t i .-1 ; 1 ( u 1 1 ; 1 .- i,.
proved v i c ! o rio 1 1
i 1 :
1 '
in V i y ii ra IP) C!
ARC Tim BEST.
100 style-:, price to Miit nil.
WX. AYKKS A- So.ns, 1'niLAHtl.i-liIA,
bulJ by all deuit-rs.
Tin-: IIi:r.ld takes pi
nc k 1 10 wlcde; in u' rei'eipt of
-lie'.t o! .inerican mini'd
. nieriea 11 made tin plate
The resolutions of the Pleasant
Hill alliance, endorsing the cour.-e
of Seniator Thomas. have raised
iv quite a commotion in the alliance
'household. The Cottonwood alli
ance went out of its way to stab the
(Senator, and now that he receives a
cordial home endorsement from the
fraternity, the Cottonwood mem
bers must certaiidv feel somewh.it
diairriiied. I mi Hkkai.h, at the
timie, charficteri.ed the attack as
jueriie and uncalled lor, ami now
:hat it has reac ted 071 the heads of
.he senator's malefactors, we have
io tears to shed. The alliance in
.his count- has shown a spiiil of
toward its opponents
earl v dis-
..I .. 1 ! 1 . . . . e . . .
1 ti 01 uiion unless iiune is a cnaiiLTe
tL&h the maiiai;i iiK'iil. The editor of
A";'liis paper has no use for the
jj lle'ed principles of ine ilemocratic
arty, yet we are wiiline" that all
should be allowed to
asure 111
1 L'enuine
tin am !
'0111 tin
lor Co. of Philadelphia.
trs to be an excellent article,
one that republicans mav
Tin
i I !:.:a;.1)'s
.-11 en :!. was 1 11
irin-4- hale and
:i look of sat is-
to warn Have
;s M irrow and
1 11
n-e r
T;
jntolerance
iiiat win oriti''' a oout its
f emocrat
1 : ve and 14T0W rich, tinder a om
vjputlican government. Not s
: j 'i til some of nir alliance neii;h
N. iV G.
It app.
and is
well teel promt oi. iiie bloviatm
Bryan, who. by some inscrutable
will of Pro idence has been foisted
oMo this district as congressman,
will have to yet out a new sjeech,
now. after so positivel teiliny Hu
people last fall that there was no
tin in America, ami that there
would not be a sheet made in the
next ten years. He denounced,
with a yreat flourish of elocutionary
antics, the claims of republicans as
jo the future of the tin industries of
tlie I mted States; and now. w ithin
1 year, he is convicted of prevari
cation, or hypocrisy, or iiiexeu.-able
iynorance.
IS CUBA TOO NEAR FOR SAFETY?
Cuba so nearly touches our
shores and is so manifestly of our
own yeoy-raphical system, that no
American statesman may leave its
immediate future out of his earnest,
if not anxious, consideration. Any
maritime power thatshould occupy wt'
. .....11 .. .i-i 1 ei
11 enum ii ,11111V 1 naKe a MA '
: 1 1 : -i . 1 . e
ferred ca:n!i;
lowa Sai 1 1 rda
hearty and u e.irin
I a v. t i o n 1 ! . : 1 i one;-;
.-o e .'.!;;. l e 1 1 Jeri'
't;'e!- I : ; 1 1 the
ei uej- scoaped.
"The I-'oolisi, si" is the name a
Nebraska City band of youine;
iadies luive taken, who celebrate
e n oiners PirtlHlays. The foolish
aj)jarent when
ratin--,irthIa s
5art of it will hi
1 1 ley con t i u ue eek
ader tiiey are twenty-tivi
I-. has Se-.-.. 1
carried i;o
tile iiri.e.-
ie;:irk v.:-
1 1 ve turn r
each ti i'. ,;
members. :
1 ' i . 1 i .- idol!
IV. ay: 1 1 .-.'. 1
Prof. Hum
cellent wor
their reei
shows. fi:
; I S f o 1 1 o s-v s ;
Si c i el " 1 '
III e
ii;
1 1 !
J-'re
1 r. !
Ii:
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m
1
i1
ill!
mm n
1 11 s ; n
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ero.v !.:.
t ra i : 1 i in
:)!
I le
nt
I""
wor.v coiii
l..es were (ii.
Plaits
sively
buted
O'c a tut ft 'Le,t Uu. IsL fUuj of
rvdvy ISO 1 Utajlrnt anr.ofo -a
r
()' (J. u(tr.'
;c n o vl as aS.
f l.o hi ' csi ,7 tciss
I,-
re mo 1 u.
bo;
-Til
th
d.
s; h.
Carl 1
Sam
ml
v M'lei.a. :!
all ar-uad
iauni. Plaits
Patterson.
Paul Win!.
e vapora-
ne expects
iias aye iias seveml 1 1 -., n 1 s-. ,. d
quarts of raspberries this year and
thiukiny the" outlook for a yood
markc-t yas rather slim he has sent
so .ew 1 urii tor a patent
lor oy uie aid ot which I
I.. .,,e iiis entire crop.
I-.vaporated raspberries of Platts
mouih's own yrowth ouylit to be
pretty line and will certainly strike
tile top of the market.
Harry Johnson was buildiuyside-
:llL liul'ii- .... .1. .. r
' ' 111 ine avenue lor
K'obert Sherwood and had his seven
r eiyht-year-old boy with him.
Ine ottle fellow in moviny around
made a misstep ami tumbled into a
' wnicn. tortunately, was full
enouyli of water for the excited
lather to reach the boy when he
bobbed up to the stt'rface. and
was rescued without sulferiny seri
ous injury.
Our base
b. !h -1:
:ird.
1 11 ri icrs
mouth;
i 'iatls-Plalts-i'latts-
Piatts
i k wi- i i e r,
r.
sliot
Plaits
Plans
-, Pre
1
ipVirs. If you don't swallow the
if 'ioioiiary sub-treasury scheme and
,lidorsethe hmy ayo exploded fiat
i jyoney theories you are at once set
I j.nvn as an enemy of the farmer.
id 110 'lords of censure and con-
lunation are too severe to be
ied ayainst you. There are tliink-
men in the alliance, men of
Sliest convictions, who refuse to
ar tiieir alleyiance to tne re-
iiblican party. Thev say the al-
'nice was not. and should never
been made, a secret political
ition. and they will not
knee or hearken to the
matids of the rinyleaders who
' to control their votes; hence
; jrswea
1 l 111 !i,,;l
Mmce
I live 1
HI
'irfl the
it
.1
re
is lrontile ;if onee T?i'rtif t,i
' town of Wabash, the hot-bed of
X i alliance, republican members
J jtve been insulted, ami must cither
( Vt out or they will be put out; as
call it, in the interest of har-
7Knyi And the same thiny is true
fit 11 neiiiiy every iiiiiauce in ine
J $tny. Oriyinally, the order
,-JTrht have been . productive of
',fcIi food. Its j)rinciples before
uarried the relict of the old
jj:iiback party were ood, but tin
li) divorce proceedings are inst
maKe a
( i.AL Si ,m of the Gulf of Mexico; for
Cape San Antonio, its western ex
tremity, is separated from Cape
Catoche. on the coast of Yucatan,
by little more than one hundred
miles of seaway, while Cape Hicacos
is only a hundred miles distant
from Florida, the laryer part of the
distance beiny filled bj' the Bahama
banks and islet s. Thus, man ifestly,
this yreat island dominates not
only the Gulf of Mexico, but all the
approaches thereto. Moreover, it
lies broadside to the track of our
commerce iv water with Mexico.
Hid is of still yreater importance to
the trade of the chief part of our
cotton-prodiiciny states, not only
with Kurope, but with the North
Atlantic seaboard. Its capital cit3"
is only seven hours distawt bv
teaiu from Key West, less than
sixty hours from the mouth of the
Mississippi River, and but sixty-six
hours by rail and water via Tampa.
Florida, from the city of Washing
ton. -Gen. Thomas Jordan in July
Forum.-
To anxious correspondent: No
sir' it is not true that the biy send
off yiven the Omaha chief of police
bp the Nebraska City Press was a
return for favors received by the
editor of that Journal while 'seeing
Omaha recently. He was simply,
recognizing- true merit.
ball nine came he.m,.
from Nebraska City yesterday with
their feathers droopiny. While
they defeated the Misoitrians
Saturday on a score of 0 to 3. thev
were compietelv shut out i, .....
me plaved Sn'iuPn- nfi..r,,
j ... iv 1 111M11, Liie
score standmy :i to o, j,, favor 0f
Nebraska City. The full Platts
mouth nine was not present or the
result would have been different.
The commissioners finally tle
cided on usiny the Kansas City
pressed brick for the outside walls
of the court house, and a carload
arrived tins mommy. The bouis
vdle brick, made wholly in tin'.-
eiiinf- 'i-. ....... :
"j' .'- c-njieiior in every wav
10 ine ivansas Lity or St. Louis
orieK, out the local company re
.u.i.o 10 enter into a bond to
furnish the required number, as
me nave out lew on hand.
The teachers'normal opened up
at u eepiny U ater yesterday under
very favorable auspices. A splen
did line of instructors have been
enyayed and a profitable season of
work is promised the attendants.
fhirt-dive teachers were present
esterda- morniny to beyin in the
work, and as many more are ex
pected to-day. The Plattsmouth
teachers will find this an excellent
opportunity to briyhten up for the
Auyust examinations.
sc.'i aid.
mouth; t
mouth; fo u r ; h . II. ' ',
mouth; hfih. land Wuri
mouth; sixth. Henrc Z
Platlsmoiith.
Pole vnultiny. jmitiuy ti
hiyh jumpiny Paul W'r.rl;
mouth, first, lanil Wuri,
mouth, second; Walter Pre
maut, th :rd.
Foot K';:;.'iny - I-'irst. Toe Pfeil
Sioux City; ,-econd. I.'mil Wuri.
Plattsmouth; third. Otto Neider
weiser, Omaha; fourth. Otto Kreps,
Sioux City.
Boys' (Mass- Alfred Midler. Fre
mont, fir.-t; Isaac Sickel, i-remont.
and Albert Na.-t, Omaha, second;
('has. Schwartz. J-incohi; Karl I lei Is.'
Sioux City; and !:to W uri. Platts
niouth. third; lid ward C.rotle, Oma-
11a, lourm; lien nana, fiemont.
and Otto Wittman. bincoln fifth;
Fdward I laschen bury, Lincoln,
sixth.
ift't a a
Of M( (,!( f cj' yrj,(( .,
I'- (JLiUt
1
.2
;.'.
cjtjs. .1 ) ;
The .Mi,
itions
The copper box which was placed
in the corner stone was 7t in wide
at the top and la inches lony. while
at the bottom it was o-4 wide 14
inches lony and o inches deep. It
was made by Messers Weidman &
Hreckenfield, and if the buildiny
should be bombarded and demol
ished by hostile Iowa or Missouri
tribes a hundred years from now
the copper box will" be found to con
tain much valuable history of this
county.
The Short Line.
souri Pacific's cut-off be
tween I "niou and Gilmore has been
completed, but nothiny has been
done as 3-et toward rumiiny train
over it. Superintendent Dickinson
went over the road Saturday, am
"in leeommeiniiovieiieraii a 11a yer
Clark that a stub train be run over
the road for a couple of mouths un
til the roael bed yets solid, before
ptittiny any bevy trains on it.
Jlns new road of twentv-ebdit
miles shortens the distance between
Kansas City and Omaha about
twenty-one miles, and will be usee
entirely tor throuyh freiyht and
passenyer trains as soon as it is in
condition for heavy trains, which
will be about two months from this
time.
The project of runniny the Mis
souri Pacific trains into 'the Tenth
street depot lias been talked of for
some time but nothiny definite has
been decided on. It is probable
that this will not be done until the
new depot is completed. Omaha
Hee.
The notorious Neal is to hany.
The supreme court has sealed his
doom and fixed the 0th day of Octo
ber as the day of execution. Neal it
will be remembered is the notori
ous murderer of Mr. and Mrs.Jones,
two okl people who lived alone on
a farm near South Omaha. Neal's
real name has never been discover
ed; now since he is to die a felon
maj-be he will tell who be is.
Mr.Jud Knotts and dauyhter of
Murray, Town, came in last eveniny
from the west and are yaests of Mr.
Knotts nephew, A. Ii. Knotts of the
Herald Mr. K. has been over York
and some of the western counties.
He says the wheat crop will be phe
nomenal in that country and that
lia u'in.iialij f f -1 1 1 it'l...- . .- .
iiv . . . . , j w& iiuv in mat efr I
estimated at thirtv-flve bushels perl
rounn owuiy intetiny.
The members of the followiny
special committees are called to
meet at the office of the county
judye at o'clock p. m. sharp Wed
nesday eveniny July 1st:
Finance Committee F. Moryan
Geo. Weidman and k W. H ers.
Committee on Speakers A. N.
Sullivan, A. B. Knotts, C. W. Sher
man and K'. B. Windham.
Committee" on Grounds W. H.
Pickens. Geo. Poisall and F. M.
Kichey.
Committee on Decoration D. .
Smith. Yal Burkel. O. A. Brown,
Mrs- J. N. Wise . Mrs. C. Parmele
and Mrs. J. P. Yotiny.
Committee on Invitations. Print
ing- and Proyrams Iv. B- Windham.
K. White. Sam Wauyh and O. II.
Ballon-
Committee on Fireworks . P.
Youny, Tom Patterson and D. C.
McKntee.
Committee on Music Fred Lelui
off. James Pettee, James Pollock,
II. Youdy, Carl Hoeiny and John
Lttt7..
Committee' on Amusements H.
N. Dovey. 11. Hons. C. Breckenlield,
.-. Moryan and U . H. Short.
Keception Committee--J. M. Pat
terson, bred Herman. . Cushiny,
IJ. Klson Wm. Neville. J. C. Cum
mins,!. A. Gutsche. J. C. Petersen,
D. M. Lewis, and I). Hawksworth.
Committee on Transportation F.
K. White-, Byron Clark, A. N. Sulli
van and A. B. Todd.
M. B. Ml rpjiv,
Chairman Committee on Genral
A rra nyemen ts.
They are
he has rho
and thinks i
;rcen apples
c' cramiis and
; yoiny to
nd then
d ia rrhea
and
di
W.J. Hesser will harvest T.iUXf
quarts of raspberries this season.
His blackberrv eroo will In-
ej ually larye.
Catarrh cureh health ami sweet
breath secured, by Shi Job's catarrh
remedy. Price .de. Nam injector
free. Iiy '; Fricke A: Co. Wli
An Ohio lady was so friyhtened
by a snake that her ylossy black
hair turned white as snow." It was
soon returned to its, oryaninnl color
by Hall s Hair K'ewner.
JOSEPH SKERA.
For 27 years Joseph Shera, of
Kock Blulfs has been enyayed in
the business of se 1 i n y yenera 1 mer
chandise at that jlace, and fo-da'
he carries a larie and eoinrl.-
stock ff yroceries and yeneral mer
chandise which he can sell cheaper
than any competetors for the fob
hjwiny yood reasons. He pays
no city taxes. He pays no house
reht. He, with his family attend to
liis business. His farm furm'slUs
all his needs and more too. Conse
quently it is hard to undersell him.
He keeps constantly on hand a
larye supply of flour and meal. He
is alive, and a let live man.
Commissioner Loder and wife
acre and no one thouyht thefiyures' came in this morniny to attend the
too high after seeiny it.
orner stone 1 ayiny.
E.strayed Notice.
Notice is hereby yiven that the
undersiyned has taken up at his
pasture west of Ciillom one white
horse, branded on left shoulder;
weiyhs about 0f0 pound, with heavy '
fetlocks. The horse is in yood con
dition and had a small rope tied
about its neck. The owner can ob
tain the property, by showiny own
ership and payiny c ha rye at the
residence of Wm Gilmore 3 mile
south of Plattsmouth or of C. 1
Creamer one mile from Cullom.wyL-.