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You can't duplicate them in the
state, taking Quality and Work
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Alpaca, Sicilian Mohair and
Serge Coats and Vests, at all prices.
Have you seen their Straw and
Linen Hats?
JOE & FRANK,
The People's Clothiers,
Waterman Corner.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.
C. A. Marshall, Dentist.
Old paporB for sale at this olUce.
J, II. Waterman of Lincoln was in
town today.
Wanted, a good cook. Enquire at
Hotel Plattsmoath.
Insure in the German American.
Fred Ebinger, Aped.
Holloway's popular steamed bread
is made of IleisePs best flour.
C. A. Rawls was sttending to busi
ness in the metropolis today.
M. O'Doaoho and wife were expo
sition visitors at Omaha today.
The finest screen wire guaranteed
for ten years at Coates & Co.
Col. Huckins of the Xws returned
from Nebraska City this morning.
Beginning May 23d, special sale on
trimmed hats at Tucker Sisters.
Miss Shepherd will spend her vaca
tion with her parents in the east.
Holloway's are serving extra nice
ioe crwam which you ought to try.
Lawn sprinklers and lawn mowers
at Coatee & Co's. hardware store.
If you need your piano tuned see A.
It. Newcomb at Hotel PiatUmouth.
Joe Opelt and A. VV. White were
looking after Omahi interests today.
Miss Mia Gering and her Bister,
Mrs. Horold, spent the day in Omaha.
The Gut Ileil continues to head the
list as a line 5-ceut cigar. Ask for no
other.
Trimmed hats at 60c, 75c, $1, and
81.25 on the bargain bible at Tucker
Sistors.
Roy Kirkpatriek of Nehawka is in
the city visiting his aunt Mrs. P. E.
Huffner.
Miss Ilodford will epond Lor vmh
tion at the home of her mother in
Lincoln.
Ilolloway'a bread, which has taken
the lead, ia made of Ileiacl'i Plansif
ter flour.
The funeral of Mrs. James Barker
was largely attended today by sym
pathizing friends and neighbors. The
remains were laid to rest at Oak Iliil.
Leava ordrars at Ij. A. MoOra'a for
Decoration day rose, caps jessamine
and lilies. ?
Dewey took Manila jut as Li'ao
Sweets parfixufto witl,ak Aoirica, at
Gering 4r Co.'s.
if you want tt. smoka tha bt try
Wurl Bro. Gut Hell. The fla&ct f
cent cigar made.
K. II.' RlUhMwet of th Hotel
PUttsmouth, waa in tha metropolis
this afternoon. ,
Go to Anthony's mu1c etoroon lower
Main fctreet for erarytbing in the way
of sheet music
If you don't eei the Gut Boil e:gtr
call for it, and get tb beet 5 cent ci
gar in the market.
Miss Oliver of Lincoln ia la the city
visiting her sister, Mrs. P. C. Mor
gan and Mr. Cadi.
Large quantities of panaiaa, gera
niums aid verbena's in b'o;m ready to
plant out, at Moore' .
Uov. Dr. Hutler waa a guest-of Hon.
F. E. Whito laat night and returned
to Omaha this morning.
Tho World's bent 5 cent cigar, Wuil
Iirob. Gut Hcil, strictly Uaicn mxadi.
Every dealer handles them,
Henry Snyder anl wlfo returned
horui la-t eveciug and have begun
houstkveping in South Park.
S. II. Aiiderson'-and wifo, cf Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa, are visiting R. li.
Windham and family this week.
Bart Cr'tMiian, who is cow a resident
of Phitte Ceuter, came in last night
and returned horao this morning.
How would you liKftto be in Klon
dike whore war news i not heard of
until it ha a flavor of anient history,
lleuiuuiber the Maine, but don't for
got that Devco's mixed paint is the
beet ou earth. Sold by Gering' & Oc.
Plants of tha celebrated Mme
Gunthur, 2asturtiun and Eeed of
same, for Ealo at L. A. Moore's. Tele
phone No. 15.
Tho Ivy lea' lodge is making prep
arations for an ice cream social Mod-
ay ovening June 6. Further partic
ulars will be given later.
OThe Tuxedo dancing club will give
Mi-s Lu!u Lictt a farewell reception
aid banquet at the Hotel Riley this
evening.
A. II. Week l ech & Co will have 3
cat a of good bay on track Saturday tr
Monday, which th -y witl sell at $6. 50
per ton on track.
Earnest Wig.enhovii und sitter,
Dora, of Af-hl-ind, win leave next
eek for Europe where they will
peud the summer,
Jo'j Kioin has n-duc d the price of
bis?3 50 M-i;sh suits to S3 .00 making a
bargain in tumraor wear that cannot
b uurpaasod anywhere.
This ii pretty f.iir cyclone weather,
and it will do no harm to have the
imto dour open ready for a hurrj up
cill from the upper regions.
The Ivy lA.lgo has been fortunate in
securing a graphophone for its social
Monday-evering .June 6 which is alone
worth the prion of admission.
Col. Thr.isher ha a pot plant in his
jfliee that is quite a pretty sight. Its
a liixiu i.uit strawberry plant loaded
with lsrgo bunches c f half grown fruit.
Will Cook claims to have captured
the largest btiss of tho te:ison at La
Plat" th ? licfit of the week. It weigh
ed CI pounds and was indeed a beauty.
E. T. Mathews, who is farming out
neir Xew.-uk. in Kciirney county, re
turned t his work this morning after
a weeks visit .it home with his paronts
in this city.
Judj'e Sijurlcck h:is been engaged
tod:iy in tha trial of :i suit on a con-ti-ncL
lx.tw ou A. 11 T.iylor and J. W.
C oon. Eortecm A Hot appear for Tay
lor nd II. D. Travis for Conn.
H B. Windhams father celebrated
h 00th birthday anniversary over at
Glen wood !:it month, hischildron and
numerous grand children were present
to do lienor to the felicitous event:
Will and Fr.mk Richardson ore
s'r.siiin.r out l!ri:c!iK'uf & Baker's big
corn c il 3 at My:iard, which are eup
puso.i to cunt:: in !G,0'0 bushels. The
corn is benig ship cl to market.
Tiifs rive.- k;;s reachoJ tho 9 foot
gj.u.ro, havii:g raised six inches last
night. The sand bars and low bottom
land is now covered by water, and tho
Missouri Di.iljf-sa preventable appear
ance. Miss Laura Tw'sj ha3 removed her
dress making parlors to the Union
lUock in the room next to the public
library. Main street entrance. All
former customers, an well as new ones,
gladly welcomed.
Seven of th-? co.n ty usscssors hive
raidu thoi: returns and today W. A.
Iihoden of T plon, Jenkens of Center
and N,eof Iix-k Oiuffs made theirs,
making ten in ail. They will probably
all be ia this week.
Two coach loads of soldiers passed
through the city to lay on the B. & M.
from thceabt bound far San Francisco.
They were a fine ! a. king crowd, but
We did not learn v hat state they were
frcin. They looked like regulars.
Mrs. Dear'ng will depart Wednes
d7 next with tho boys for Norfolk,
where the will reside with her hus
band. They will leave their house
furnished and it wiit bo occupied by
Mrs. IIase und Miss Tresham.
Mr. A. L. MuDger will opon her
Kinder Garten next Monday June 6th.
Paronts having child reu whom they
wish to fend will please notify her if
they have not already done so. Chil
dren will bo railed for at 8:30 a. m.
Hon. J. II. Strode attended the Ro
publieah State Central Committee
meeting in Oman the first of the
wtnk and expects to be called to
Washington no any time. Congress
however is almost a unit on all ques
tions that are likely to come up.
C S. Hubbard a popular young man
from No rusk a city ha been secured
by Col TourteJoUe of the department
store to take charge cf the grocery
department as tho business has grown
too largo for Mr. Tourtclotte to attend
to all the details of his big store.
Great excitement was caused in Ne
braska city last evening and many
people were ou the streets, it was all
caused hy some one tying a tin can to
E dO;rs tail :iiid the frightened animal
ciade a circuit through the town.
I'ooplu sdiould not be awakened from
their slumbers so ruthlessly.
The city murshall suggests that if
each res. ".dent will mew the weeds in
front of his premises out to street, the
city would present a nice appearance
and at no cost to the tax payers. Only
a few minutes would oe required to do
this work and the change would be a
wholesome one. Tho suggestion is a
good ouo which we hope will bo ncted
upon.
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OF
VIEWS
SANTIAGO
UP, A.
Santiago da CitTia Las hffa auit proruin.ut in m:ittcrs rclj.in-T o t) e ar, and
the yihwh hore prrntel ara of iafertst on that aouuiint. Is is tli uwnA citv tf
Cuba and was once the capital. Tha oity is -well built and the streets lire wido. Tlie
governor's residouce ia cat of ti aaow pluoea.
THE CLASS OF '98.
J'le.jse Copy.
Leal TJachler left his home without
my consent and information as to his
present whereabouts would be gladly
reeeived by me, his father. He is
seventeen years of age, small, of light
complexion, wore tan shoes, sharp
pointed; orange co'ored hat.
llF.NUY ISACHLEK,
Plattsmouth, Neb.
Inttrentlnij tanii'iM-iuM Jin.!f Kxerctaea of
the 1'iatt'OJi'Mit h S-liol,
The splondul nudh'r.ce room of the
Presbyterian church wh eh is rarely
filled, was crowded last evening by one
of thd most cultured audiences that
ever convened in this city, to listen to
and show their interest and apprecia
tion for tho mt others of the graduat
ing diss of tho city schools which
were about to rv.ceive their diplomas.
The platfoim was nicely decorated
au alcovo having been formed and
flag and bunting were plentifully
used, while palms and potted plants
graced the front of the stage making
a very pretty scene when set off by a
background of fourteen elegantly at
tired handsome young ladies acd the ;
frank faces of tho three boys who
formed tho gradual i:g clans.
Tho iirst numb r on the pi-ogram
was an organ vo ui;t :iry hy M Kess-
v. ry go d indeed.
.voea-iOii by Dr.
o of the gradu
: and Ethel Dut
.g dnov which was
LiM-tL.- While,
cune next and bok
. wli.i : gown. Her
!," Mid it wjs dis
f -ti):g;v and in au
II: Mil t r.
was s-ai)
Latf Ht War News.
A special telegram to the New Yor!c
Tribune siys that the combined fleets
of Sampson and Schley began the bom
bardment of Santiago this morning.
No further news have been received.
BEATEN AND LEFT FOR DEAD.
i
ler, which wa
Then fol.o .ved t
Bail d after w h
ates, Mi?s Mr;, .
ton sang a p :
well received,
the valodiclo; iati,
ed icharming i n
subject was "Ligh
cussed moht inte:
easy and grace "t.i
The Pro.nie
Miss Claire Druiuir. . ui
prano voice ol tv. o ':
pleased the auditn-c.
Hon. R. B. Wi.-iafc u.n
very appropriate t . c
sen ted the diplon::.s.
. Dr. But:e- tlier dci
dress which w.,s i-so
hopeful, up'.ii'U tan
i-s better for lie . r.
Miss Lulu L- ' -.-
she always de .'
tion by Rev. (.
were at an en;4,
were full flea -re:
The cor.ip etc
follows: Ciiarl
Well3, Chriiin
- beautifully as
ii with the Vened ic
li.li the exercises
the class of ".'S
urani.
of grpduatos is as
I. Kennedy, Delisjht
Hansen, J2lta Kin-
kead, Alice Sinr-m-m. Emma Poisal,
Abe Pepperbei g, Marie Karvanek,
Irene Cummings. J ess;.. Fox well, Kthel
Dutton, Luiu Loisl. Kriink M. Sher
man, Mary B.iird, Claire Drummond,
O ga Martin, Bartha Whito.
Murderous Footpatlx Atirtult Henry
Jtathman of l'latf Binout h.
Because he refused to accede to the
demands of four hold-up men for his
money, Henry Kathman of PhUts
mouth was terribly beaten about tho
head with a coupling pin this morn
ing at 2:30 at the foot of twelfth t-t-eet
:md left for dead. His f iend James
Campbell, also of Plfiti&mouth. to save
h mself fr (m llic fate of his companion
; s;i rendced his valuables on demand
i of the robbo'S. Eiht dollars was
tai cq frcra Itithman and six from
Campbell. The former is now lying
on a cot at the central station delir
ious Three of the four men are looked up
at tho sta-.ion. They were positively
identified by Cam obeli. They give
the name? of Edward Porter, Flank
Deidridjre. and William Johnson.
Campbell and Rati. man, wno had just
! readied the i it.,r. weie decoyed to the
, place thoy were assaulted and robbed
j by their ussocintes. They met the nieri
j on Fa nam and Tenth s'.reot an:! ai-ked
to be directed toachran 'odgin,' pluce.
u i. fcw-et to- i rrho meTi tco,. t'Pca. lo tri3 ft.0. ( t
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,,1-Ay., loci, j Twelfth Ft:"-Ot.
Ai-riv.eg ti-ere one of the ?;ie;. -.
denly Jemanue.i of IlHtfiman hi-, :tio;i
cy. Instead of complying 1 i.i 1 1; ;i: . ;i
started to run away. One of U;e men
picked up a coupiiog pMi and b-:it iini
into ii.hensi oil ity and th-. u roboed
hirn. Meauwuil-a the other throe were
searching Campbell for valuables.
After the robbery the men run south
on Twelfth street. Rathman was re
moved to the central station in the
p.'.tro: tgo:i, whore his wounds were
C ressed.
The three pri.-oners vi.tb arrested
an hour later. ii -..
A fellow went to a saloon this after
noon, and after investing to the
Y on Are Not
So Warm
As you will bo during the
next few weeks.
Why not be one of the comfort
able people who wear our cool
clothes?
Prices are at zero mark, while
the quality is ninety in the shade.
For instance, the Summer Suits
we are selling: are marvels of excel
lence and coolness.
Linen Crashes natural, and ca rra.ss.
Wool Crashesvery latest proa 'arton .
Serges blue is the proper shade.
English Worsteds in re v and steel blues.
This kind of clothing is our
greatest specialty in summer. Ve
show morse crash suits than all the
rest of the town. Our success this
year and in past years are our proofs
that our SKELETON CLOTHING is
superior to any other product.
We've studied it for years and have
mastered the art.
To get at the intrinsic worth
the real bargains you must appre
ciate that Skeleton Clothing is the
most difficult to make. Its the most
stylish and comfortable in hot
weather if properly made.
No garments are worn under
more severe conditions that make
them look like rags in a day or two
unlessthey are made to withstand
these harsdships.
We shall be pleased to show you
a line that is full of beauty and merit.
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in an address
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Clothiers, Hatters
nnd Haberdashers.
Wiley lilacfc, tlxpwrlence. TIip Hojiuii; Unlir Iloili r.
! Wiley Bidcit and wife were at the i Those who c li-tcl from Weeping
'exposition Wednesday and had a little j Watrr for Company J5 Third Regiment
exoerience that waa not down on the ' Nebraska volunteer are: Le-ter Bos-
B13 DAY AT TISE SHOPS-
Satari:iy AVitii a KoitKing; l'rojtram.
The p ocotsiou will form at 1:30 p.
m. feh'irp Saturday, Juno 4, at Inter
section cf Sixth street aud Lincoln
Avenue, headed by M. W. A. band,
and city band.
Line of march will be north on 6th
to Pearl, west on Pearl to 9th, north
on 9th to Main St., east on Main St.
to 3rd St., ssouth on 3rd and Lincoln
Ave to snnp grounds.
No. 1. Selection by band.
No. 2. Raising of H?,gson the shops.
No. 3. Singing national air by
shopmen.
No. 4. Address by Geo. M. Sparlock.
No. 5. Selection by band.
No. 6. Salute to "Old Glory."
Marshall. blacksmilhshop Cris.
Chrstensen.
Marshall, machine shops France
Ba'lance.
Marshall, coach shop Free P.
Brown.
Marshall?, paint shop E. II. Booth.
All shop men and ci'zenaare i.ivii
ed to participate.
District Court.
District Court will eonnvene here
for the regular Juno term beginning
next Monday Juue Gth. The docket
is out and ehowa only 119 cases many
of which will not bo t ried as the term
is an equity one ar-ii do jury will be
called. The next icrni of court be-
j gins November 7.
amount of 4-"c in ri fresh men is, he cooly
refused to pay, and f-nid the proprie
tor could not help himaolf. It took
the p; oj.rietO;" about 2 minutes to pol
ish the lelioiv oil and put a face on
him that looked "like he had fallen in
a stone crusher. He will be more
careful next time who he tries to run
a bluff on .
lodjj's Market. i
Wheat closed higher at 80 .1 and cor n
lower at 33$ bid. !
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program, in oraerioavoia me cruwu
they started homo a little early from
thr grounds and as Wiley with a bun
dle in either hand was about to board
a street car several men orowded on to
him vary rudely. Wiley told them to
stand back or he would smash some
bodv. Just about that time he felt his
ppeketboo k being lifted out of his
pocket by a clever band and he caught
the foilow by bearing his arm down
tight on him, and the tallow jerked
a v.-a v. Wiley dropped his bundles and
shvs re made for tho fellow who ran.
i and ho gave him a hot chase for over
a block before he lost him In the
icro-.vd. It hnpriened that he did not
io-e ;.riy money or pocket dook on ac
eouM of detecting the thief in the act.
The !ook belonged to Mr. Blacks wife
Number 11a neat coach built r.t the ' an i was large for the poefcet. is proba-
shops here, was turned out this mo n
ing for superintendent Phelan of tiie
Northern Division with headquarters
at Alliance. Wash Smith and Jonn
Ledgeway accompanied tho new car
to Omana this morning to inspect it
thoroughly and see how it works be
fore it is sent to its d( stination. The
car is of usual s'yle with kitchen,
dining room, two bed rooms and the
observation parlor at the rear of the
car where end windows reach almost
from the ceiling to the floor. Tne
coach was nicely fioished and looked
very pretty in its coat cf paint.
In Xfw Quarters.
Having removed to the Merges'
bu'-ldinL''. next to Lehnhoff's I will
continue to ic.-ep a selected stock of J
tropic;.! fruits, and i.l serre i.;e j
cream and lemonide r. forme- ly. i
John ScuiAriXASsr:. ;
i
On the mornirjg of Fb. 2", 1S''"j, I
was sick with rheumatism, and lay in i
bed until My 21st, when I got a bottle i
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The
first application of it relieved mo nl- j
most entirely from tho pain and tne j
second afforded complete relief. In a i
ebcrt time I was able to be upend about
again. A. T. Mokeaux, Luverne,
Minn. Sold by all druggists.
biv the reason be noticed its being
Uiken out. Pickpockets are thick in
the metropolis and It Is aaid they did
a thriving business on the opening day
of the exposition, many an uncle
Reuben got his eyea opened and his
pocket relieved at the same time.
Will Organize Tuesday.
Tbe members of Company B Third
Regiment of Nebraska volunteers
numbering nearly eighty-fire will go
to Weeping Water Tuesday afternoon
where the officers of the company will
b3 selected and the first company drill
will be engaged in. It ia said that
Geo Sheldon of Nebraska will be se
lected as Captain and that hothing
dt Unite has been decided on as to
lieutenants Sargeant corporal etc.
The company will not bo able to drill
much until after it has been mustered
into tho service.
worth, Aloe N. Root' Ciarcnce Ship-
m n, S. W. Curtis, K mer Woodruff'
Chas. Rite". ill". R-,bt. Applegatf, Al
bert Berry, (ins. Lyrnari, Clint
Richardson, Geo Clizbv, 1'h ! Ilatri
son. Roy Torrom-o, (;uy Case, l'ichard
Finney, W C. Davis. Frank flolden,
and Rav M irsha'.l.
Dress making.
Union B ock.
Miss Laura Twg".
Notice to Creditors.
State or Ni ka-ka.
In the m.ii'er of i i-dec-jat-'i.
N'- ' i- I.i
tors of sa;J in-' i.-j v
said e;ta c. Ij'oo; :ih;.
County, .Ni:bir, ;:t :
PlaUsmouth ;i . : i -
Ueceiiib'-i. A !). , .
pnrpos-i of pn-!!!'
tion. acij::-: iii'-ii 1 ;i..'i 'i
allowe-J lor l In: i i ..- :
sent thi;.r t i.t o . - o : '
to settle e .
ih'.'ii
Witness mv hrn-f
at l'iiitt-ii,o;: ..-.j-j. ,
A. D. li-i'-.
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(Sea!)
In County Court.
f Ii;, t!,n'-r S;;bol'I
.ve:i tl-;it the creo1!
i:et ti;e e :e i;trix of
hi y J '-''k'- of Cass
:: at v ' (: ri room in
on tie h. 'lay of
ic a in. f ir the
- i,r eaTnina
x MioiitliS are
: to pre-
!: f-.i" utr,.
h day of May
: :s ''. ( '.!iny court,
. ': . it!, d;iy ,f June
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Fhe Wicked Flea,
Spain's l'.eet is about as
f hard to find f,s th e!u-ive f!ca. "When
A ladies qu irtette consisting of Mrp.
Keithiey and three of her pupils. Miss
Uili, Miss Breece and Mrs. Girardet
goto Nehawka the 15 of this month to j yQ!I put your finger cn him. be isn't
there."' It 'is jj-t abnut hb hard to
find r ich aed pu'-e ire cream, but you
jean find cream at Hoiioway's that is
Coates & Co. are headquarters for! not oniy refreshing, but food and
all kinds of rubber hose. 'drink.
sing for i he W. C. T. U. Con vention :
which wiH be in session the 15 and
1 Ah. W. W. Rep.
