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EDMUNDS & ROOT
Tne pioneer meichant of
Carry a full stock f general
nerchondme which thejaell very
close. Highest price paid for
all kinds of fart produce. Gen
Croat treatnaeatand fair dealing
ia tke secret of our nucces.
CIIAS L HOOT,
Notary Public
Murray Neb.
The Citizens
BANK
PLATTSMOUTII - KEIIKASKA
Uayltal nlmck paid in PV 0 C
Authorized Capital, SIOO.OOO.
OFFICER!
rKANK OAKRUT1I. JOS. A. CONNOK,
frmident. VTce-Preit-..t
W. H. CU8HINO. Ca-hier.
I I KF.CTOMH
Prank Carruth J. A. Counor. K. K. ;utbn him
J. W. Johneoii. Henry Bo-ck. John O'Keef
W. 1). M-rriam, Win. Weteticaiup, W.
II. Cushion.
TEANSACTS'i GENERAL BANKING BUSINES
sues certificates of deposits bearing intereet
Buys aud Helix exchange. county and
city u n
THE LEADING
GROCERS
HAVE THE MOST
COMPLETE
STOCK IN THE CITY.
7E?riTHIS3 - FRESH - AND -!;!
ATTEXTIOX FA KM ENS
OWe want your Poultry. Hif4"ss. But
tcr :iii1 your farm produce of all
kinds, we will pay you the highest
cash price as we are buying for a
Urn in Linc oln.
R. PETERSEN,
TIIK I. HADING GKOCKKS
J'lattsmouth - - Nebraska
What is
nnnWNVW' I
irni in 1 ii lMMiiiMi mwiiv'i inimfrirtTinmin i i
Curtri ia Dr. &jnal Pitcher's frm otiptto Car TnflwIiH
and Cb !!. It ntaing noithar Opina, If 4
other KrMti nkflUaee.
for Parsgorie, Irop, otIilnf: Mjrmgm, mmd. Omakmr Oil.
It im PI t. IU ruututM is tklrtr jm mmo y
KllliOM ml Mtfcnu Cutori
ArrriaJaKaB. C tL preYnt
mure XMarrhoMa ad 'Wind
' teething trublM, arti eoatiptia sua An4mmnmj
Cartoria, Miaailfl the fod, reguhrtf atawfh
and bowels, Kirinr iMalthj and aataral aieep. Cat
toria is the Children's Ianaoea the Kether's Friead.
Castoria.
fimn. If
&m. S. C. Omnooo,
-Cartflriata
lh Aar kM
(ar
Iktrwl
Da. J. T. IntniLOC,
Oannrmr, Ark.
1 ofte fr Wvd oo . ar lart M"".
norpM, xateg ayrvp -4 taw avrtfmi
jjujia 4mm u bir Hnii, acby andu
The Centaur Company, TI Murray Street, New York City.
WHOLESALE & RETAIl
BALEB IK THB
Thoicest Brands of Oiga's,
TVLh LINK Of
TOBACCO AND HMOKEK' Alt TU Lr.
always in stock. Nov. art. 1
The' WaHlimf ton A veil in-
GROCER.
AM
Provision Merchants.
1 1 fin quarter for
FLOUR i
We pay no rent and nil mr CASH.
You donVpa,y any bills mi hi) l,irs
wh'-n you buy of tlii linn.
The best SOFT COAL nl-nys oi.
Hand.
J303STT FORGET
AT TIIK
5 COBTsTERS 5
MEAT MAPKETi
sixth s.n-";r.T
F. II. I-l.I.KMiAl'.M, Prop.
The hest of fresh meat always found
in this market. Also fresh
K"rrs anil Butter.
Wild game of all kinds kept in their
season.
Mtfl.X... I K I". li 1
EAT MARKET
m
l DRESSL
The 5th St. Merchant Taibr
Keeps a Full Line of
ForsiTfl i otwik 2))i -
Consult Your lnteres by Uviu His:- a -ll
SHERWOOD BLOCK
Pla t tram i tlj
It 1
d4ijr Wi
Coli.
Cato-ria.
Cm aria it Wl ayil rfiSfcaw tilt
I ilu Junifc jiirif ar pg eripaw
kawa to bmm
H. A. Ai
in So. orf4 at.. :
ptuJai, ft we are ftrw to eqateaa aha ffBa
BMriks Oi iliiln, kM wn as to look wte
favor npa k."
VfTwmo Hoaniii Aia inana.
Boatoa,
Iuxk C SanrB, Fret-,
EH.
BManat
-Ow yajilil i i in w aktlihi 4eaaV
tana aav ayokM aicr tar n trial
om a tnay naali i latin vWh Oi Hula,
atatvjk v Bir aaw asaonc a
. , on the Missouri,
A collieioii on the river yesterday
was an unueital trene for the river
front loafetH that for a time was
quite interesting. It :-eeins a man
and woman and a liltle boy started
in a nkitf for the Io a shore, but in
pausing Willow inland they ran
aground and stm k fast on the bar.
About this time a larje Hat-boat
with a house built on it was seen
bearing down upon the ski'T and it
looked as though the oeeupants
would be Killed; they hail sufficient
presenee cf mind, however, to
jump out of the boat into the.
muddy Missouri and wade out of
the way of the unweldy flat-boat.
And .they did it none too soon
either for they had scarcely jot out
of its course when crash went the
skiff under the prow of the boat
and it was trans lorn led into splintera
in an instant. The occupants of
the tlat-boat threw out a line and
hauled the unfortunates ahoadand
they all floated peacefully down to
Rock Point where the boat was
halted and tied up for the day. The
crowd in the skiff were residents of
the IoAa bottoms while the other
parties were from f,r up the river
"Frosted Cream," the latest and
greatest drink of the ae, at Germy
!t Co.s. 10t
PHKSONAI.
Joe Fet.er is in Omaha to-day.
A. J, Graves is at La Platte to-day
on leyal business.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallah came in from
Crete this morning.
Hiiineer Green and wifedeparted
this morning for California.
Mart Traver started this morning
for New Castle, having engine 20'J
in charge.
Misses Margaret Davis and
Blanch Kennedy returned from
Greenwood this morning.
Captain Palmer home ajain
"in h's :0..h Pa -i lie coast trip
much improved for the outing.
Mrs. L. A. Turner, after a pleasant
visit willi her friend, .Miss Kate
Sladelman. returned to Omaha this
morniui;-.
Mrs. W. J. Swart., of Harrisbur-li.
Pa., returned home this morning,
after a pleasant visit with Mrs.
Fleck of this city.
F. S. White started out on another
oil inspecting tour this morning
As an oil room keeper I'ncle Frank
has proven himself : u artist.
Col. G.-eusel ami wife of Hurlini;
ton came in Monday to attend the
funeral of M .. Hailey. and will
visit with relaiives here until to
morrow. Arrivals at the Perkins: Win.
Moore. I'nion; Hmil J. Peck, Salisco,
Nebraska; W. Ramsou. Kansas City;
Chas. S. Maiowii. Iowa City; Chas
Despl.iin. Louisville; C. A. Johnson,
J. L. Jenkins, K. ILWooley. Lincoln;
N. P. Greuel, Det.oit. Mich.; J. 11.
Holmes. C'hi.iio; Chas. Berry,
Hastings; W. T. Allen. Ashland;
George Hansen, Manley;
The largest line tif patent med-i
cities will be found at Brown it Bar
clfs tf
No Limit to the Rain.
The rain bea i noiri'i (Idw:i in
vtili'- tor ents be o: e noon to-day.
a h1 by 1 o'clock Hie sewe s in the
city were for tlv i5-st time ': . -d to
their ml est capacity. A trip to the
mouth of Ihe sewer al the liver
showed both openings dischari'tipf
into the river every gallon of water
they could c:n ry. thus showing that
there was no stoppage anywhere in
the sewer. The Washington avenue
sewer failed lo c:rry the surplus
of water and 1 he sireet was filled
two or three feet deep for several
blocks in t ha t v ici n i ty. ConCoffeys
cellars, well and cistern were filled
level full of muddy water, side
walks and weotl pile were drifted
out into the street. Holmes barn
was filled with water while the
McCann tenauts at the corner of
Sixth and Vine reveled in four feet
of water in their basement. The
water did less damage at other
points and went down here soon so
that the sewer was able to carry it
off. There must have been a water
spout up Chicago avenue as noth
ing like that amount of water ever
fell there before or fell anywhere
else in the city to-day.
For all forms of nasal catarrh
where there is dryness of the air pas
sages with what is commonly call
ed "stuffing up" especially when go
ing to bed, Kly's Cream Balm gives
immediate relief. Its benefit to me
has been priceless. A. G. Case, M.
D.. Millwood, Kansas.
One of my children had a very
bad discharge f-om her nose. Two
physicians prescribed, but wilhout
benefit. We tried Kly's Cream Balm
and, much to our surprise there
was a marked improvement. We
continued using the Balm and in a
short time the discharge was cured.
O. A. Cary. Corning, N Y.
Fmglish Spavin Liniment removes
all hard, soft and calloused lumps
and blemishes from horses' blood
spavins, curbs, splints, sweney,
ring-bone, stifles, sprains, all swol
len throats, coughs, etc. Save $a0
by use of one bottle. Warranted
the most wonderful blemished cure
ever known. Ixild byF. Fricke
drusrgist. Plattsmouh. wtf
tiik icttamjsrq ojik-viigk
Opera House Corner PL ATTSMOUTH
A'-ittle -irls Experience in a Light
house. Mr. and Mrs, Loren Trescott are
keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at
Sand Beach Mich, and are blessed
with a daughter, four years. Last
April she taken down with Measles,
followed with dreadful Cough and
turned into a fever. Doctors at
home and al Detroit treated, but in
vain, she grew worse rapidly, nnt)l
she was a mere" handful of bones".
Then she teied Dr. King's New
Discovery and after the use of two
and a half bottles, was completely
cured. They say Dr. King.s New
D'scovery is worth its weight in
gold, yet you may get a trial") boltle
free at F. G. Frickey Drugstore.
A furnished room to rent. Kn
quire at 414 Vine stree ., or at THE
Herald office. dot
Fourth of Ju y Musi".
The committee in charge of music
for the Fourth especially request
all those willing to sing at the cel
ebration to meet at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening of this week
at 8 o'clock. By order of com
mittee. d't
ttr. A. Sllnhury has the exeliwlTe rtfrht to ne
ir. SUU n' I-iMMil Annthetic for the Painlesn
txtractita of Teeth ia thiKcitj. Office Korkwood
H'.ork.
W Anted Au active, relioble man-salary 70
to $80 monthlv. with increase, to reprefent
la hie own paction a responsible New York
House. References, manltactlkek. Lack
8ox 155, New York.
First National
BANK
OF PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA
Paid ap capital
Surplui
$!50,0!K),00
10.009.09
Oflera the very beet facilities for the promp
transaction of ligitimate
Banking Business
dtocke, bands, gold, government and local ee
juritiee bought and sold. Deposits received
and interest allowed oa the certificate
Drafts drawn, available in any part of the
Unite States and all the principal tewns of
Sarope.
-OLLKCTIONS HAIR AND PROMPTLY REMIT
TED. dtghest market price paid for OouDty War
rants, State ana County bonds.
DIRECTORS
John "r it-:grald D. Hawkworth
Sans Waugh, F. K. Whiie
iieorge K. Davey
John FitKrald. 8. Waugh.
President Ca t er
RS. ROSE CAPLE.
FISE PASTEL A B CRAT0 P0KTKAI1S.
Thorough instruction in Pastel, Crayon aim
Frte hard drawing.
EILPJ3IN TINljS HL
NATURE
Landscapes. Fruit and Flowers.
No, Elm ht. Pkttsmouth, Neb.
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rv jsr i m;Yi of
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HARDWARE GHEP
NOTE SOME OF MY CASH
EQUALED
mmmmm mmm f mm
$2.a0 clothes wringer now ''IX) .'17t egg beatei f now Ii0
.T.7) grass scythe now ."(i .:$." wash iloard now 7t
1.1 ) grain scoop 'now .." ,ll lard t-an now , iT
1.1a grain scoop now M I..(l wash boiier now 1)
l.'J.l grain scoop now So .2:) stove pipe now 12
1.1a spade now ''" gun powd-r I y Ki-g, '17t lbs 7.27i
l.(K) sjiade now r stove boanls at cost
.7.") shovels now 1 .'J. screen doors now 1.15
.75 manure fork a) wi.idow screens or! of sight,
.51) hay fork 4 t Hon clmlil -'wing machine ... .20.00
.45 hay fork .'15 inware al boilom prices.
L(.0 huiid saw 5) 'i able cut lery less than coif.
1 85 bulher saw now 1.40 Shears and ra.ors never as low now.
1.75 buther saw now 1.35 20d cui spikes 2.50 per keg,
1.05 carpenter saw now 1.25 3d fine spike nails $3.00 per keg.
AND THOUSANDS F OTIIEK ARTICLES TO NUMEROUS
TO MENTION AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF
For Cash Only At The Atove Prices
NOW IS TIIK TIMK TO GKT BARGAINS.
jr. FinuLrfsir
HAVELOCK
ARE YOU - GOING -
IP
Remember that U. O. Castle & Co have an immense stock of
LUMBER A1TD ALL BUILDIDG MATERIAL
And Guarantee Satisfaction in all Tliinirs
R. O. CASTLE & CO
HAVELOCK, NEBRASKA. J
iff A
gt.cOti-(iki
PRICES
NEVER BEFORE
IN THIS CITY.
joetbisolt.
TO - BUILD THERE?
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