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About Semi-weekly news-herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1895-1909 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1897)
EMIW n rr" KEY T -HEEALD. M W THE NEW's. Estal.lKhed Nov. K, 1891. J ConBOllitAl j i io THE II EK ALU, Kstatilisl.td April 10. 186L f UOosoildated Jan. 1, 1895. PLATTSMOUTH, NEB., OCTOBER 23, 1897. VOL. V. NO. 114. n 'a irx ii IIH an Alankuu l ortone. Mr. and Mrs. W.N. Stanley, accom panied by their son end daughter, pat.tcd thn u:h the cily yesterday aftxrt ooii on titcir way to Villinen, a. Mr. Stanley is u recent arrival from the Ku.ndy ko ri ;ion. His home is in S-att!e, wne o h3 arrived on July 16, after a trip of twenty-t-e ven days, lie went to Ah;hka in the spring of 189f. Ho teemed a claim up n tho Stewart river, and b-'inir a practii;:il miner with plenty of experience soon had it on a p.-iying- b am 9. '1 he Klondike strike, however, seemed fruch a sure tiling- that when ho went to Dawson City aud heard of St ho decided to change claims. He wont out about seven and a half miles and took a claim which has proven ino of the b:M.in that region. Ho and his ton mid l w.i W don's, f.ilh.-r and win. f.. 1 m. il a partnership. They com menced buying up claims and soon had seven and a half t their credit. Mr. Stanley mid yei-trrday that tl.ey had Ih -en offered J ,.rH),00 for one of theeluims. They refused t sell i however. Since Mr. SVinley Itft the Klondike region he says he has re ceived a letter from his son whith stated the linn of Stanley & Warden had secured a half interest in cl i'ms liTat.d a--', both considered very valua ble pieces of pnierty. The son wrote that tie h id p:iiu .4i,rMl for one and $7-,M O for tho other. Mr. Stanley said he did not bring out very much gold with him, only ahou ltio MiviiiUs, whicii assajed $'20, tH. He had a fow simple nuggets, which mad'i the average Nehraskan who muv them stae Ono about the s.zo of a small sized chestnut was valued at li. He s;.id that he ex pected to return lo A'aska next Mnren. In the me ir.tiine lie expected to tfevi te h:s bib rs to the building of four small rt". iner-. which will ply b ck and forth on Luke Lindo mui, Heniioi, Taku. Marsh and Le l.arge. The s earners will run to the rupi.ls, two p above and two be low, i h: y cm run a dista. ee of 700 miles. Mr. Stanley savs tluit where men walk- out now in twenty-seven days he think with the assistance of trie steamer- they can make it in half the time. Mr. S'.-mlcy said he lied excellent health while in Alaska and his ap pearance hears him out. He said he c imo very te ir having the scurvy or.ee, but tio.nagod to eseaj e it. He s id ho did not suffer from the cold at any time, but h - was prepared for it. Mate Journal. Dentil of .lumen Kitrhif. A brief nolicu of tho de ith of James (iitchie appeared in 1 he News of yes-terday. Tho deceased was forty two years of age. and had been in the employ of the 13. & M.for fifteen years. He was foreman of the machine shop hero for four years, foreman at Mc Cook for six years, and assistant mas ter mechanic of the Wyoming division lor live years with headquarters at the time of his death at Sheridan. The immediate cause of dissolution was throat trouble. The remains will Ik brought here for interment at 6:1-5 this evening The funeral will take place in part at tho residenco of J. A. (Jutsche at 1:.'!0 p. m. tomorrow, and at -:".U from tho Hpiscoual church. The deceased leaves a wife and three or four children to mourn the great loss they have suffered. The following master mechanics have been wired by Superintendent llawksworth lo attend the funeral: Robert Hillance, Denver; K 1J. Arcuiba d, MrCo k: A. I. i'lerre, Wymote; VI. S. (5reucl. Uavelock; Hob Smith, Lincoln, and J. !'. Uear don. Alliance. INKIIK.MATHIN OI'IMllMx. Once in a while science 111al.es a cen ter shot, aud it resounds around the w-irld. I'rofessor 1'e-itlges of Hoston .i s that dyspepsia is an undoubted cu e for dyspepsia. iNow that dyspep tics know what is the m itter with th 'in it is to he hoped that we shall lo ur no more of their growling. Stat-j Journal. The biggest schooner in the world," says a Hruuswick. Ga. .paper, "heaved out of Hrunswick on Sunday for Now York, can ying the biggest cargo of crossties ever loaded on a vessel. The monster freight schooner is the Frame A. l!ilmer,ot Bath, Me., and she boke all previous records by carrying 33,410 crot sties, or the equivalent of 1,500,000 feet uf lumber. The Palmer is a four masted vessel with a tonnngo capacity ofl,NS, several hundred tons larger than ordinary New York steamers that run south. A. I Iit sails are hoisted by steam, and her cabin is tilted up like a palace. She sailed from Hrunswick drawing 5; 8 feet. Hrurt6wick is tho only cross-tie ex port ing port in the world that she could ioad ties at, ai d her record-breakor is an eye opener. It required two tug boats to take her out, where one is accustonmed to handling an ordinary schooner easily. 9 A federal iudgo on the Pacific coast has decided that the wives and chil dren of Chinamen in business in this country do not need certificates to en able them t-j enter tho United Stites. A dispatch from liichmond, Va, says: "In the ponce court today Mrs, M. J. Hain. a well known and pretty lady of this city, was pieced under a bond of S3; Ml to Keep the peace for be inga common scoiJ. This is the first time such a judgment has been ven deied in th'.s pari i f the state ft r more tV,nn t r. .1 - 1 . .if 11 1 1 1 1" f r, .It " - .t .v. . ... - - ...... j r" J Dr. Lierth V. Thou-p-ton his just been ai nte.i cuv unvsi.ri n ol Oshuo-iti. Wis. S;e is ti e first wo man to hold the .. nice of c.ty 1 hv.ci..n 1 .1 ..,.. ..1 ie: . " In sine p rt, o Dv. sh re tba people live to i.e. v. ry old. A old man of ninctv, ivi 1- qui;,. di-tanee from the nea-. st tow , requiring ouuio j k- fui 1 sen, nis son, a iiiau o, .IU -even.y-ofl i years of a'0. v iic nic 1 11 ci 10 snow no with lha provis.ons 1.1 t ir.e, bis grand father, a c ntei.arian of los: poiyishly: .'"fhat's what comes from eeiuiD : h kiu. ni iJits. Coiui8Blonrs Proceeding. Plattsmouth, Neb. Oct. Board 'net pursuant to adjournment, pre sent, J. P. Falter, J. C. Hayes and Geo. W. Young, county commission ers; aid James ICobertson, county clerk. Minutes of last session read and approved, when the following claims weie allowed n the general fund: J P Falter, t-alary iind express. 23 80 J C Hayes, same 31 CO J C Hayes, taking insane man to Pennsylvania CG 50 Geo W Young, salary 25 73 Jaa Robertson, salary and ex pense and work on tax list. . . 3G9 70 Goo Lt Farley, salary lo2 0 A J Graves,salary and expense 250 00 IS J Hempel, janitor 50 00 K K Hilton, work on records 32 00 S P Uolloway, bearding- prison ers and jailor fees 112 00 Cily of Plattsmouth, gas to county 7 30 W K Fox, postal card 5 tiO State Journal Co, supplies 3.3 12 Plattsmouth Jou: nal, printing. 1 5 C K Wetcott Xf Son, merchan dise to jaP 5 75 J C Smith, keeping pauper 10 00 Mrs It E Youer. same 8 00 A L Upham, same. D 00 Mrs Dora Fresh mm, same 18 00 M Sulair, burying hoe 50 Lohnhoff Bros, mdso to county. 11 15 It F Dean, boarding paupers... 40 21 J J Swoboda, mdso to county. .. 14 00 Week bach &. Co, same 24 50 F S White, eame 32 00 Wra Hercld & Son, same 3 8-5 N II Wilkinson, eame 8 10 P A Jacohson, same.. 10 00 O I Axtell, same 5 00 Stander Bros, same 10 00 H O Ma-quardt, same ... 15 OS L B Egenberger, same 21 00 P F Auber, same 10 00 Frank S Go d, same 5 00 A Clark, same 7 10 Aug Bach, same 13 00 F P Sheldon, same 5 00 Wurl & Coffey, same 18 CO F J Morgan, same 19 75 F S Golu, same 0 00 Zuckweiler & Lulz 10 25 M P Hail road Co, ticket for paupers 2 00 J K Kiethiey, piinting 13 50 O H Snyder, mdse to county. . . 65 Hammond Bros,samo.. 4 on Board adjourmd to meet Oct. (!. W A ItourO, sawing wood $ 4 00 W J White, coal to poor 3 25 V J White, coal to county 00 70 M D Polk, printing 9 00 Mnthew Gering.fees assigned.. 13 80 S F Girardet, mdse to poor 5 00 S A Divis, oil to poor house. .. 180 Road fund Austin & Western Co,scr.-jers 3'W 05 Union Lumber Co, lumber 2S2 10 Fnnk & Kidgeway, lumber. . . 15 00 S Parker, labor on road 7 50 Boot & Edmunds, lumber 74 15 KC Lyle, bHcksmithiug 5 (Mi High School fuod District 1, tuition fees 5S 50 Distr.ct 95, same . . . 182 00 District 22, same 207 50 District SO, same . . 102 OO October 18 Full bjard present. Claims on general fund J P Falter, sal and exp $ 31 00 J C Hayes, same 20 35 G W Young, same 27 00 J B May field, sawing wood . 5 60 Neb Tel Co., rents 21 Oo Plattsmouth city, paving taxes 3o Plutts Water Co., rents 1 50 J Grace, rent for paup ; 7 50 J P Cook & Co., lubber stump. 40 J C Cojeman, wood to county. .. 44 00 J M Jarasek, mdse to poor o 00 G Poisall, "labor 4! 75 Road fund F Bildwin, blacksmith work., J II Becker, same V Fuiton, same II I Squires, same... 1, Neitzel, md:-e to county C Dehning, same A b Sturm, lumber .. J W Wiseman, work on re: L Schultz. bridge wo k . . . E E Hilton, viewing road. W Troup, wire ad. 4 00 3 00 A 00 2 00 1 35 3 80 91 SO 25 00 18 M 4 50 1 50 The board ordered that after this date no claims would b allowed on the high school fund, as no levy h:id been made fo; thit purpose, the law having been declared unconstitutional. Petition aud bond of A. Anderson for liquor at Cedar Creek was exam ined and approved, and the clerk or dered to issue licenso. Ni tico was received from G. Houre- worth that Wallace Carter 'had been appointed deputy district clerk and the same was approved. Notice was received from H. Hollo- way that the appointment of F. A Murphy as deputy sheriff had been canceled and the same approved. Board adjourned to meet on No vembers. James Rouektson, County C'erk. New Goods Just Received. m, M m m 7V CO MPLGTE LING OF Dry Goods,' Dress Goods, and Notions Blankets, Woolen Underwear, and ml everythingusually found in afirst-class rjj Dry Goods store will be found at ; m ' M " -- ' fSi; .fiwcr Alnlii Street. m ... m l!! Akn n Pull I in rf StanrlarH and Fancv S pi . , rj Groceries, Queensware and 5 m Stoneware. m m w,- : 1.1, m raji we pay no renib, urBAptjiiaivc.bici is. hire and give our customers the bene- fit of Low prices. M t ., Call and See For Yourself. rU: ilSl; fn!; MMmmMmMMMMMmMMmmmMmMMMmmMm ii, m Hi' a, Hi: m Hi; m SJ: iJ SJ; mmi sale 51.25 School Shoes $1.25 0)CO 1 We Have Just Received 500 pairs 500 All sizes, all Solid, Well M ule Shoes, with NO PAPP:R, which will so AT LESS than munufactnrers' prices. Wo sell nothing but Shoes, GOOD SHOES, nnd give our whole undivided attention to SHOES, and by so doing we study QUALITY hence your pocketbook. We don't have to give you pencils to induce you to buy our Shoes. Wo make tho PRICE RIGHT, which makes the pencil giv ing scheme a very small and insignificant misleading inducement. Call and see the 15ARGAINS partial ly displayed on our counters and you will be made happy. Open every evening Uli wo get tired. No more S o'elr ck closing. I ROBERT SHERWOOD 1 H! PHflT MII.T I.VPP P1itffai(fli Nn.fi M Hi 21 Fancy Groceries, Choice Canned Goods. These are Leaders at White's Grocery Store (THE OLD RELIABLE.) A select stock of Dry Goods iu tho latest styles for Fall and Winter just arrived. If you want the best for your money give us a trial. Klectrlr Hitter. Electrie Hitters is a medicine suited for any season, but perhaps more gen erally needed when the languid, ex hausted fce.ing prevails, when the liver is torpid and sluggish and the need of a tonic and alterative is felt. A prompt use of this medicine has often abated long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No medicine will act more surely in counteracting and free ing the system from the malarial poison. Headache, Indigestion, Con stipation, Dizziness, yield to Electric Hitters. Fifty c nts and .$1 bottles at F. G. Fricke's drug st re. 1 10O Rrw.nl 9IOO. The rea-lers of this paper wi'l be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that scu.-ii.jo has been abie ro jic ,u all its stages, and it-?i ;s Catarrn. I'al.'s Catarrh Cine is the only positive cuie Kno.n ! the medical Iraternitv. Catarrh beinir a cou.siitutiuoal dis ease, requires a couliiutior.al treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken interna iv. .icting directly upon the siood ami tiiuoiiu i.t(jce- ol ti;e ss tem. thereby cestruyinK ihe found tiin of the disease, and (fiviiic the patiem strcnt.'i by bu ld ing up the constitution aud assisting nature iu doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they ,.ffer line Hundred Dollars for Juy case liut a ui.s to .u.-c. Send for list ol testimonials. Addrens. F.J. hsnk ct Co., Toledo. O Sold by Druggists 75c F. S. WHITE, Upper Main itreef. Plattsmouth, Neb. E10U 4 11 Semi-Weekly News-Herald $1 I er year. & S U fj a i D iPPk B ARE THE MOOT FATAL OP ALL DIS- EASES. FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE I A is .j guaranteed remedy for all KIDNEY and j i BLADDER Diseases. j V V TH,S CREAT REMEDY IS SOLD BY Y ( SMITH & PARMELE. I)ristw I y. PLATTSMOIiru mcoqacva E. G. DO VEY & SOW Invite Inspection to the Largest and Most COMPLETE LINE GENERAL MERCHANDISE IN THE COUNTY. A Few. Bargains Only in Each Department Mentioned in this Paper. GOODS.. All Wool Dress Flannels 1 1-2 yards wide 39 cts, the best value ever offered. All Wool Serges, all shades, 25 cts a yard. Satin Berber the $1.25 kind for 79 cts. Dress Form Corsets, 50 cts. See our Ladies' Fleece Lined vests and pants the 50 ct kind for 25 cts. Elegant Union Suits for 49 cts. CAKPET All Wool Ingrain Carpets for 50 cts, better ones for 65 cts. Oilcloths, Linoleums, Mattings. Good Cotton Blankets for 48 cts a pair better ones for 75 cts and $1.00. SIIOICS.. The Best Line of Ladies' Shoes at $1.29 and $1.49. Boys and girls, attention! Very nice tablets and pencils that Dovey's are giving away and are the talk of town. They are free with every pair of school shoes If you have not got one it is your own fault. Now this is what we are going to do this week. Some stores are selling ink at 5 cts and some at 3 cts a bottle, and we are going to give a bottle of the best ink in the world in addition to our other offer. Here it is: A good tablet, a good pencil rubber tip and a bottle of the best ink in the world with every pair of school shoes, free. Call and get November Fashion Sheet New Butterick Patterns just received. Come in and inspect our line of Fine New Lamps. They are beautiful and cheap. We have no trashy goods at our store. E. G. DO VEY & SON, LI3A.1JIKC GOOJJS MIS It CHARTS. WANTS.:The BEST The CHEAPEST iSnnnlal notices under this head will be charttea for at the rate of cent per word each IriMertlon.) HEATING STOVES MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED Active, sober and trustworthy man to travi-1 :hroup'i; ttiis section. Salary a month, payable weekly, ami ex lenses: splcnJid opportunity. Address SiHKI. company. ltttU Uliestnut street, I'liiladeiptiia, fa. FOR SALE A hrst mortgage of $3,000 on a Cass countv farm, l'.nuuire of F K. Guth- man at the Perkins house. 1'lattsmouth. Neb. WANTED A competent girl to cook and do general house work. No washing. K. Ii. tndliam. Kt-.AL EST AT K. ;OR SALE A neat five-room cottage, flood location. Cistern.city water. 1'rice, $-"io. lOl'R ROOM HOL'SE Barn. Chicken house. Two big lots. 1'rice, $.?. THREE ACRES All in fruit. Splendid house and outbuildings. Near shops. 1'rice. $!fo. Several other splendid bargains in city propert. ONE HUNDRED and sixty acre farm, wellim nrnved. snlendid land, close to Plattsmouth. $.") per acre . 1GHTY ACRE FARM Good buildings, tine laud. Price, $:1,D. ;OR RKNT-W) acre farm one and one-half mile lrom Avoca. $3 per acre, cash rent. T. II. POLLOCK. Real Estate. Loans and Insurance. HARD COAL. Misvji (isl. ienuin Catvr Citr C.v FOR CASH. Lrie o der at F. S. White' W. J. WHITE. NEW : flDV&RTIS&M&NTS. In the World. Also everthing in a first-class Hardware store at Prices which are RIGHT. We manufacture the BEST AIR TIGHT HEATING STOVE On the Market. 21 Inch Steel Air Tight Stove- A Fine Russia Air Tight Stove- 24 Inch Steel Air Tight Stove 24 Inch Russia Air Tight Stove- 28 Inch Steel Air Tight Stove- 28 Inch Russia Air TightStove- -$4.50 -$5.50 -$5.00 -$6.00 -$6.50 -$7.50 TIIESK PRICES CANT BE BEAT IN OMAHA OR ANY WHERE ELSE. S. E. HALL & SON, South Sixth Street, - - Plattsmouth, Neb. I Fancy- Crockery.. PARKER'S i HAIR balsam f. J- 1 ; iM.vnr Falls to Bentor Qra Hrjjy iMlfrto it. Yoatkful Color. Afhlophoiog By direct, simple and iclentiflo o tioa operate on the BLOOD, muaelea and Joints taking the polton oat of the BLOOD and onto! the lyitem ; thereby i CTJBLXQ STEUKALGIA and KINDRED dis ease. '1 per Bottle. All Druggists. VMM ATKLOrsOXOf OOm NW HaTSC. Ct A and Decorated Chinaware ever brought ft) , , , - A splendid hnf iust received; slso the most complete anr1 ..t-aiit line of Plain 9 I! f f ! psEsen.pT.ON of ot. GbfRK, 4 4 First Dior ICast of Court House 4 f The Best in Groceries, j JAMES W. SAGE TFIhC Leading Liveryman, The best of rigs fiirnislud at :tl! h '-.ir ;m.l Ins pnees are a w.S ic.is m.iljlc. '1 lu-n'ost coaveuieut boarJiug stable for far mers ia the city. sail m Young atid Old Wo t.or.rt f us live cirefully t'tnt wo never n-quire ho aid o' dr jga ind mediciiiCH t- ml us t i?h. It's comfort lo kn w win w -u can pet tbetn pure at ii' tor ; n:i'. We nre not raoJest ab.iut th s ioi .ts . i- n give -iu wh:it you want. F. G. FKICKE & CO., SOL Til SIXTH HTKEET.