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1. LIVINGMTOJif J K. I. CUMMIN
.DiW, I4VINOSoN & CUMMINS
Plysic ais and SnrEseis
toe Mo. U. Main Ht. Telephone
lUtsiiL-ne Telephone. Ir. MvliiK'-tob. 4'J,
Beeldenc- Telephone. lr. Cummins. 36.
Surveyors
Th3 K:. i?ali
cr.A. Asllfcksr) liall esrluftlfe rlifht In iw
r. Hteinia'a l.nral X nthellr for Ik I'ainlrM
xtraelUit of Ith In thincltf, Offlre Hoclwiwd
i .ss imx;k. ii; i i. o. k ihms v
ir Iu-r-l.( v ululil at i heir litil tn itzni
ilork. All (Mil KHIrnvp rc cordially nivlleil
Hiieml when vlMtinu hi In- city.
T. K Wll I.IAMD. N. (1.
.!. W, Ititll'OK. Sec.
IV!L KN'MNKKU stud SLKVKYOK
E. E. HILTON.
estimates and plan f all wrk furnished ana
Uncords kekt.
TTXKiiriS OK l'YIMAH. Cinmtht l.oilir
j. mi. 47 Mrrt cveiy -tlpe-4i; y ey-iiii;
At their I) 111" ' k H' l Ill-K. All Vl-lllli
kniKlitH are coirll i'ly n v ted to iiltei-d. V. A
Mh ttliall. ('. .; Fi.n k Dix- li. K. K S.
Olfico in Martin Block.
PUtTTSMODTH
Nebraska
Couiitv Surveyor
AND
CIVIL ENGINEER.
YnU-WJ MKN'S' 11HI1IIN Si CI ATI ON
ali riii;.ii lilui k Main Stl- I. I oi.iiiS
pen fr in H :'M a in to 3 :'M V "'J tir men on y
liiMi't 1 I meet ti;i every .Sunday attention at 4
'e oek.
C. A- R.
McOnnilile l'i, I.o. 45. meet every Fatur
tay evetihj tit 7 In tlietr hall, Kockwoml
nlock. AH vl.siiliiK cinnat.ts we Invited to
eet with uh.
II. K. Nilen. rot AJ(.
V. A. Hates. I'ot-t Com.
Wa nted A ii act We. reliable m n- salary $7'
to f HO month'y. with wereae. io ieiereni
in h'H own oection a r Hi'iumibla N ew Vol V
House. I ft-r rii h. mamikciikeii, Lock
Uox 1585, New York.
-All orders left with County Clerk will
auceive prompt attention.
OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE.
JAW OFFICE
Wu. 1m. BROWN,
rersonal attention to all buntness entrusted
WAN' KIM Active txi-er:ei ceI man to rep
resent uhiih nalo aiiert In I'lalt mouth.
I.iheril conimii'sl -n. Sonne sample now
ready. .Add res Waiiaroaker & r-'vvn. I'liil.i
ileltifil.i. the Inrir Ht Clotlilnir and 'laUorine
bouse in I'msrica
'..7 rmw ..n
TltlM eiKiulnfd. Abstracts oornulled. Inrur-
eo written, real enlai e nold.
Better tacllltif lor inakinK Farm Loam thD
ANY OT1IEK AGENCY
rulttsmoutii nebraska
Attorney
A. N. SULLIVAN.
atlecaey at-Law. Will give prompt attentloi
tm ail lnioei!t entruvted to him. Olllce It
Uatoa block. Kant Side. rlattimoutb. Neb.
JTTOBNKY A LAW.
WINDHAM & DAVIES.
Our Clubbing List.
Olobe-Democrat and Hkhalu. . ,
Harper' Magazine "
Uarper'a Bazar ' "
DemoreHt'a Magazine "
Omaha Bee
oledo Blade " "
Lincoln Call " "
National Tribune " "
The Forum "
Inter Oct-an ' . . .
Lincoln Journal " "
The Home 3Iagaztno ' "
.$2.25
. 4.00
. 4.fc0
, 8 10
. 2 40
. 2.45
, 2.15
2.45
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.2.25
2 30
1 85
Taught m Lfonon.
A tn.-ui with lart btuii'.jcss iiitcrents
and hnmltsomo iiiconio msn'ieil n lady
nriio, nvcm tomcd ail her previous iifo to
tho l:i.j;rios of '.veitij, t5:td never ionned
an clear co:cfptio:i of thy wortii and
pnriiiar-ipf; power of money. For Rome
inotit iis tao ind'i;;eni iniiiband gralided
ilia wile's every wliim.
One dayt iio lauj', to carry on t eorae
caprice, n sired frr a check for so larpje a
Kitm that tho geutieman wan disturbed,
lie saw that bi.ch podigaiity. if ieri;;t
ed in, meant rnin; but not vvisiiin to
Ki-ievo nis wifo by a dor.'nriht retnsal
ho detcrtni::ed to (;ive iier a le&son in Cn
anc(. jie liiereforo H'.niiingly ivmnrked
tiiat he could iiot give i:vr a check as usu
al, but would coad up tho money from
hi.; store.
About noon the promised money crime,
not i:t ci iau bills, a:? wa ; c.':ti.;eted. bat in
stiver doiiars, the sum total lining several
upecio la-'s.
'i ii(s wife was first vexed, then amusei
and liti.tily, as th;; :ifiernooii wore away
Oecame Oeepiy tnoiiutiul. w'heu ha
husband came home to snout r nlie ttu
him trently by the arm. and WdiiiL liim
in;o uie room wnero tue i '.amorous bags
oi specie were sliil stanuxng, said:
ay uc;;r, is tins tne money I asked
you for this morning':'
"it is, uiy love." was the renlv.
"And diil you have to take this money
all in, dollar by dollar, in the course ol
your business?" was the next question.
'Yes." he answered, gently, "it repre-fi-nts
the earnings of many weeks of hard
la nor.
"Well, then," 6he said, with tearful
eyes, "send a man to take it back to the
bank in the morning. I can't use sc
much money for so trivial ji purpose.
didn't understand about it before."
Youth's Companion.
on
ENTIRE
STOCK
OF
ai
1 Clothing. Furnishing Goods, Hats, Trunks, Etc.
re
MUST BB CLOSED OUT
REGARD
F
COST
1 i . .'..! . n
JOHN A. HAVIES.
Notary fublle
i .. m win n ti a m
Notary Public
Office over Bank at Caa County
Ttattamoatb - - . Nebraaba
Banks
Elaafe of Gum Cotintj
! Cor Main and Fifth street.
maid up capital r. i .;. jasotftoe
explua SS 000
OFFICERS
O. H. Parnele
fra4 oroer
J. M. 1'atterson
X. M. Fattenoa.
President
Vice FreidDl
("asheii
Afit Caabtei
DIRECTORS
1 'i
0. H. Farmele. J. M. Patterson, Fred Gorder
K. B. Hmitb. K. B. Windham. B. 8. Kamaey aad
r. M. Patterson
1 OENEKAL BAKX1NC BUSINESS
TEAKS A TED
AoeouutH solicited. Tuterest allovrtd cr T'nr
laoaita and prompt attetitionriven to all bus
aeaa entnuted to its care.
The Citizens
BANK
FLATTSMOCTU - NEBRASKA
ajrltal stock paid In fyt s
Authorized Capital, SIOO.OOO.
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I orricKBS
j BANK CAKKUTU. JOS. A. CONNOK.
f President. Vice-PrBKtJert
1 W. H. CUSHIN0. Cachier.
j T1 KKCTORS
tank Carrutb J. A. Connor. K. K. Guthrrunu
: t. W. JobnBon, Henry Ba-ck. John O'Keefe
j w. d. Mernam. Wm. Wetaneamp, W.
i H. Ooshlnc
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j 8ah3acts:a mini banunsbdsink
eejtlflCAten of Ptwiaif Tf.aH.n ln,....i
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mm Bcti ciciiaoEF, couqij ana
cujr sure ilea.
First National
BANK
OF PLATT8MOCTH. NEBRASKA
44 p capital SM.oco.or.
10.000.09
r
wn the ry bet facilities for the promp
1 traataetion of lifiitlmate
j Banking Business
teekfl. boada.irold. Kaveromeot aad local -Jttea
bocftht aad told. Uepwiira rereiTrd
interest allowed on the rertlOcate
sftsdrawa. rJlsble la any part of the
Ited State, aad all tae prlBclDaJ tunj i
OINO WKBT OOIMO FAST
So 1, 3 :00 a. ra No 3, S :05 p. m
" 8 6 :46 p. m "4 10 -.30 a. m
"5, 9:25 a.m. "8 7 ,U p. m
7 ',. m. "io a : a. ra.
"9. 6:16p.m. "12 1C:!4 a. in
- 11 6 :25 p. m.
PL ATTSMOUTH. NkB. , FbB. , 2 1 1 89 1 .
The following resolution was ad
opted by Mc Connhie Pott, No 45, O .A.
R. No 45.
Resolved, As the seuse of the officers
and members of McConihie Post, No. 45,
G. A. IL, that the thanks of this po6t is
extended to the many citizens of this
city and vicinity who so generously aided
as financially in furnishing necessary
tunas to oear tne incidental expenses
connected with the entertainment of the
late encampment of the de
partment of Nebraska.
Resolved, Further that the thanks
ot tR- poor, is especially cxtf rdc.t u, tiu:
hotels of the city and especially to the
proptietor of the Riley Hotel for cour
tesies extended in the use of rooms for
headquarters. Geo. P. Nilbs, P. A.
F. A. Bates, P. C.
Conductor James Chase, accompanied
by his wife and family, started this
morning for Custer City, South Dakota,
to attend the funeral of J. S. Fisher, a
.brother of Mr?. Chase.
Removal.
O. A. Ilirsch will remove his barber
shop under Mayer Bros store where be
will hereafter rn three chairs and three I
bath rooms. Ilia new barber i wpmir
. j
from the Palace hotel in San Francisco,
where none but the best can secure em
pioyment. a or a nice shave or a quiet
bath call on O. A. Hirsch at his new par
lors in the Carruth block after next Mon
day. - dlw
James Pel tee, genera agent, has se
cured the appointment mt Thomas Pol
lock as local agent of the Provident
Savings. Loan & Buildisg Association
nis office for the present will be under
the rear room of the Bank of Cass County.
A liliutl Man's Intelligent Dog.
Every one who walks along uppei
Broadway knows tho blind newsman
and his dog at the corner of Thirtieth
street. Tho man sits on a camp stool
from noon nntil 8 o'clock every day sell
ing papers, and during that time the
dog is his constant comnanion.
The other evening, when the man had
sold all his papers and was ready to go
home, he got up, folded his camp stool
and tucked it under his arm, and catch
ing a tight hold of the string attached
to toe dogs collar. ! started to walk up
Broadway. When they reached the.
middle of the next block the dog stopped.
"Come along; get up, Prince," said
the blind man, tugging at the string.
But the dog seemingly paid no attention.
lie was looking intently down the street
at the approaching horse cars. He stood
this way for some minutes, scanning
each car carefully as it passed, and sud
denly, ran out into the street, the man
following, and jumped aboard the front
platform of an up town green car. The
car stopped and the blind man groped
his way inside and took a seat, while
the dog remained on the platform.
The sime performance is repeated
every night, and it i3 said that the man
and his crog are known to all the drivers
and conductors on the line. New York
Evening Sun.
0N ACCOUNT OF
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
No Htunbng, No Closing-Out Sale, No Advertising Scheme, But Closing
Out to Quit Business.
UDon't miss this great opportunity, yori will
never be able to bay cheaper in your life. '
(Call and see what JldDJE will do for you.
Hopelessness of the "Cracker."
On-.- clei-, ii iiT::.I i.i'iui' i.lin ..r foi
nve yeai-s devoted head, heart and purs
to ameliorate the condition of his oper
atives the worst cla.s in the cocminn-
ity. They had no homes; he bought and
mint nouses, which feil to pieces through
neglect or were burned up m orgies.
H nen their dwelling ; were again re
paired the crackers feit out of place in a
setting ot oraer and neatness, and "je
to maice tilings sorter nomelike," as was
afterward naively exulainel. thev ViVTr.
ed out the panels of the doors, smashed
tne windows, mluled tho wails and cul
up tne floors for kindling wood.
With driftwood for fuel lying almost
at ineir cates. it thev h.-ivA a r-itn
. - -v e"-"
ratner than walk to and from the fence
it they have a fence, the proletarian in
habitants prefer to destroy their land
lora s property. An attempt to utilizt
their horticultural instincts was unavail
ing. The irardens were feneed. t.Via t.n
ants burned the planks: the plats were
plowed, not a seea was planted, and
wa-.-ii, untiiscouraged, tho employei
; lai.ieu tae gardens himself, the peoplt
turned m the hogs with the comment.
"Bacons better than garden sass any
uay. Century.
Mens suits, former price, $4 50 now $3.50 f ,f . 4
' r Mens Uats former price
it
hi
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former price
former price
former price
former price
former price
6.00 now 4.50
7.00 now 5.00
S.00 now 6.5
10.00 now 7-00
12-00 now 8.00
former price 15.00 now 11.00
former price 1S.00 now 1250
" former price 22.00 now 14.00
99
1 00 now 50c
former price 1 50 now 1 00
former price 2 50 now 1 50
former price 3 00 now 2 00
former price 4 00 now2 75
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66
Overcoats for men, youths
low coat.
and boys at le-
Childrens and boys suits at your own prices.
! v - . . T.
. marker srlo onlA
aata.tte ana County bood.
Will bo Given Away.
Our enterDrisino drnroi. w ' ci
rncke & Co., who carry the finest stock
of drugs, perfumeries, toilet articles,
brushes, sponges, etc., are giving away a
-no Bumwr trial oottles of JJr.Miles'
ceieDraUHl Restorative Nervine. They
tlSI-aMllA Z . SV
4h.ukc w (U care neacacbe, dizaintss,
nervous prostration. aleenTounoB. ti,. :i!
e& sta of i spirits, tobacco, , coffee, etc.
Dmggista sajit i the greatest aeller tbey
" - B.UCW, ana is universal. v o.ti.r...
tory. They also guarantee Dr. Mile.'
New Heart Cure in all casea of nervosa
or organic neart diaeaae, palpitation.pain
in side, smothering, etc. Fine book en
aa Heart Diaeasea free. .
ERTTriVS - TTOIT'P 11,0 effici"t ilroad man, George Mc
i""1' ' J O., Wreath, will har. rh
r-" vi'uuuvwj
Chase's pawenger train during Mr. Chase's
absence in Caster City.
for Coasujr . w.
OIRECTOB8
'JB Fltxzaral O. Hkrli
iaaa wuft. r. K. Whiu
f Oeore C IX ry
Presidet CM
A Ilyiun tritU Two Authors.
Who is the author of the hymn, "Ix
the Sweet By and By?"
W itii regard to the authorship of this
now famous hymn there is a difference
oi opinion. The author of the words is
believed to be Dr. S. F. Bennett, who,
while living in Elkhorn, Wis., wrote the
iines in a fit of mental depression. They
were set to music by air. J. P. Webster.
a composer living m the same town.
Another version credits Mr. Webster
with the authorship of the music and
the first verse of the hymn, -which
was .then . completed by Dr. -. Bennett
xne creuu ot Dotn words and music
must be given to the two gentle
men mentioned, though what was the
individual contribution of each cannot
now be determined. The song was writ
ten in 1S68. and almost immpiia.l
achieved the. wide popularity which it
nas ever since enjoyed. bt. Loau Globe
Democrat. . .'- .
S17, 219, 231 aad 4 Main Bt..
.ittsmouth. - Nebraska.
H. If. B058, Proprietor,
ho Perkins has been C&arairtili
Ttod frora top to bottom and s
one of the bent botnla Jn hm mtt
(den will be take Sy Or work ai
9 aad op.
Taken Up
uv iiaaeaigneri baa taken u a tr
pig which can be obtained by the owner
oy proving property and paying for this
."ce- 6. F. Osbork,
Cor. Eighth and Locust streets.
3D BAR C01OTSCTED
I ' jLwSSM aai t"aii5rS
77 " .."". U a sf
r - ui j i.sMgar. nesiLs ssjshmiw..
St AaMenfVTTMV-l m m. mm r '
urn talla : U ta aWofy hacmWaat wjll
t l r: .' paw.SL nUUMUNTEt
8trins; Clear of Sin.
Miliman Johnny, did you pat wter
in the milk this morning?
New Assistant Yes, sir.
"Don't joa knew that is wicked,
Johnny?"
"But you toid me to mix water with
the milk."
"Yes, bat I toid von to out the watr
in first and pour the milk into it. Then,
you see, wo can tell the people we never
put water in our milk." Teiie Jsif tings.
II Una rirst.
The depositors in a private institution
in a Kauad town were gelling ready to
make a run. as the banter wua rennrti
short but before they, could do so he left
byrway of. theibacfc door, and took
all the cash via bis arpet-bag. .- He
reason that in bis case it was bettor ta
The best l.OO overalls at COc, Shirts Socks
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Underwear, etc,, at astonishing slaughtering prices
It will pay you to come a hundred miles and bor
row the money to lay in your supply, lit will
pay you big interest.
We Have The Largest Stock in the County.
7m
PLATTSMOUTH
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