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About Semi-weekly news-herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1895-1909 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1898)
Semi w ieek:ly TT T F -ilia Sf TIIK N 10 IV H. K.Htal.lfilnd Nnv.S.11. f 1 UK ill. KA I.I). t-hlnl,llM),i'(l Ajirll 10, iWl. f PLATTSMOUTII, NKIJ.. AUGUST ll). 181)8. VOL. VI. NO. 7. JllllHlMliiUM Jiwi. I, lN'l.'i. This Space Belongs to the Firm of SNYimit CO. Jewelers and Opticians, Boeck Block. No Cheap Goods No shoddy wares, which wo "Special Low Prices." Vj have boon in the mercaii 1 1 le PI ittsmonth for tli oast twenly-eiht years a ml h;ive reputation for. . . . iro mark . bu-iiic.-s in -tablishod a The Best Goods at Inc.. ..Lowest Possible Prices. This is our motto, on;' invariable; rule, and wo do not propose to depart from il now. Our Spring stock is larger and inoro com plete this year than ever. Wo are solo agents in 1'latts moutlt for tho celebrated "Black Cat" brand Trilo Knee Stock ings. Come in and see us and wo will troat you rijrht. The Semi-Weekly News-Herald PUBLISHED ON TUESDAYS AND FPIDAYS . . . HV TIIK . . . news itp.lishi.'; company, m. i. poi.k, KIHTOR. DAILY KPITION. One Year, in advance, .... Six Months )! Wri'k Single Copies SK.MI WKKKLY KPITION. One Year, in advance, . . . Six Months ;- Oi 2 r.o ID r, ?1 DD fib Til LARGEST CIRCULATION Of any Cass County Paper. Ki l l OI.lt AN I MMM'. I ! 1?. . WMITK, JJv'i' GOODS GKOCJSItllSS If 0w&A Not low priced, but highest graG; at our reputation. We say these are the say so too after you rwc used them. E SHERWiN- & fillIMS MAKE NT for Houses, Barns, Floors, Cupboards, Shelves., Furniture, Bath Tubs, Buggies, Farm Toe!:, Etc. A special pa;nt for each pur pose, r.ct one slap-dash mix ture for all. fair, holies: : -. V. :,i know be.;. i". You'll SOLD BY F. G. FRICKE & CO. THE LEADERS w. I vi n s 9 a HomBDBnu Eta -s "a k. til i a &w 2 4 v a a i a A. H. WBCKBACH & CO. TIIKY carry tho largest and most complete liae iu C iss county. Every thing fresh and new. They pa J' cash for our goods and give their eiir-to mors the advantage of special discounts. A complete line of canned goods always in s;oelc. The only place iu the city where you can got ;ili laud? of fresh Choe.-e. Call and see us. A. H. WBCKBACH & . Waterman Bfk, GOING DOWN HILL. People suffering from Kidney Diseas es, feel a gradual but steady loss of strength and vitality. They should lose no time in trying Foley's Kidney Cure, a Guaranteed Preparation. For Sale bv SMITH & FARM EL E and FRICKE & CO. iickweiler Continue to do a leading business in Fancy and Staple Groceries. Because they carry an immense stock, buy for cash and sell at low prices. Everything good to eat of Best Quality. Call and try us. M -lt 1 ' .1 I i i t I in .1 . M. I.. II WAKD. !' ! 1. .en ! . - I- c: iii 'i . i ;i ( K .1 . A Ml'Kl'll I.V. I-1 'i ( ' u.i.11 ' .1 C. hl KAS I-'.. i Aii.l.ii.i, 1 I.. M I Iii S l' .i 1 1 1 ; i. t i i . 11.1 l .K Mi K I i-.NSI.N. I . r Mate Si.p.-i ;ni-!i i-iil . J I. SAYI OK. I Hi .', t'.i il 1 1 -S I ii lii-l a'. N I). JACKHiN. I', .i f '!!!. !. in I .and- :ii ! I'.niMin ;. K . WILLIAMS. what to tho iol.-u; 1 of l.u .ii, v.li .1 t p tlie ol Ik'i- ial uids? ()!; Ihin; oiiiy ii sUI'o, for 'diu liirl tiliii! ill I'lD voirs let a patch (d the western Lcinir plii.-re will bi-ar the yellow tint usually l ri to p:mi-h po.-i ;i-.si. ns. ."uvv loiK 'I'iincs. IM OKM l ION AM) OilMO. :am?mmwm?mnmmmnmmm?mmmmmmmmi?fflfcs G. DOVEY & Or A l I ii r-sMl4ii:: I. I 'm 'i .iit4 1 1 v - man, I ii t !.i-1 1 ii t L. J. Ill KkKTI'. Count y. i-'i'l S C ! 1 1 U I 1 VM. II. MAVi.l.L. i-'iii Kiipi c -rntat i a.'- T. i". m a .Mi, KKNW' I'OLLAKI). Fur F!.).il I cpi est-utat ': ve K. A. 1 )I I'M A K. I 'm I mill y A 1 1 1 a mjy - II .--!. L. K( h i f. - i: ' i:ii a! is-i pih-i. i'iiiid district 1 t ' i ; N V. K .INK. "I a.r::MI:!,' l'iY."n:i:, of the Omaha stock yards, would not come within hailing distance of IJaywaid if the public knew how much hypo crisy wis en velopoil in his candidacy as a re form v.-r of the Frank l ui-om stripe. YViILN iei'riii(.rs Turn Judge Max well down to Pike up a fellow like Robinson for congress the' unwit tingly display their dishonesty, and ought to open the eyt s of farmers who lie honest in Iheir convictions about inaugurating real reforms. A( ( okpi :; to Cieneral Shafier tli silver iuet!on settled itself very l iih kiy in S i ti ii;' 'o afte1' he get in iiic.ie witii his ui'-n. l'robably the .Sv'aniarda hail not heard of the elec tion of Mclvin'iey a few months ago. that made tho American silver dollar t ho peer of any other dollar in the world. Few newspapers me taken in that town. Ex. Tin-: de mocrat :c eon yen ti ns a re just now ClUudI i meiitiiig McKriley for the mauniliiant prosecution of tho war which has taught the efete monarch ies how aa American can rise equal to any emergency. The democratic con ve': i ions aie wiser than some of their amp followers in trying to pre vent the war issue being all in favor of the republican party. Corner of Sixth and Pearl Streets, - - - Piattsmouth, Neb It ! quite renvirkable that Dewey opened the war with a big victory and clos'-d it with another which was re ally the tini-h of his lirst conflict in the bay of Manila. In both engage ments lie did not lo?e a man, while the enemy io-t hundreds in killed and wounded. In his reports the great commander is as iimdost as Grant, and briefly gives icsiilts without an at tempt at seif adulation. It certainly looks as though he would bo a fit suc cessor to I 'resident Melvinloy. Tin-: "reform forces" have shown the hoUow moekevy and sham of their pretentions by turning down Judge Maxwell, who wa- a true independent reformer, and miming in his stead W. V. Allen's law partner. Judge Robinson. Maxwell, however much we iTiiglit object to his silver fallacies, h is stood for clean government and clean oflieiils. His course while in congress was above re-eroach, so f ir as his party was concerned, but the state house ring, with Allen at the head, wanted Robinson and Maxwell was kicked out ans ct remeny . F.DGEKToX, Edmisten and Laws are for royr,t- r for governor, yet Poynter is on record as oppo-ing the railway commission which keeps the above thiee worthies in bread and butter, fs well as u-ae-scs for their friends. Will the-0 thre ; men give up a good job, or is Poynter plavi."g a Lils role in his opposition to the railway commis sion farce. An yon e of average intelli gence who knows Pointer say his oil room und railway friends ure not worrying over his attitude. Its far mers votes be wants at any co.t, and when he gets them the Edrristens and otlu r jobbers will be handsomely cared fo . '1 he S;iumlers county popuii-t Ki gali pr; n Is some stale ml anoul how Hie editor ol this liresidt; coin i;in i in trii-d to, .tad did, run a part of tho lec- nt populi-t convention he'd at Eouisvillc. l'bo democratic organ of this city is authority for the statement mat tins awful marplot performed the name sei viceo'i tho same day at Weeping Water in the republican county con vention. And so it jjo-'s- lneu ate seldom und.-rstnod until they hive parsed to tin; oilier spinro. I loth the above p ilii-i rt pre varica tt d, of eouie, a no attempt v as made to luteriero with ali ones choice, and we had all we could do to ju-.t vote our senti ments as a delegate fsoui the Fitt ward Very time the roll was callei The Saunders, county paper is evident ly short on political ileus wben half a column has to be d. voted to a man they never saw or heard of before. Tbo republican state central com mittee is now organized ready for business. R. 15. Schneider, of Fre mont, has been chosen chairman by the candidates, to whom the se eetinu wart delegated bv t ho com m i tt n. P. ). Iledlund is secretary aed I.uther Drake, of Omaha, treasurer. The heado t.art.M s will bo opened in Lin- col n. A brother of James t'orbett, the pu gilist , is serving a five-year sentence at tho California state peniteiitiaty for burglary. Men who are on the pugilistic order are u- ually pe-niten-tb.ry stock, and t'tiosc who-e minds run in that direction do so because there is no lower grooves to be found Senator Thurston: 'I think there are four great picture's in the war. The- first is McKiniey before the world, the second Dewey before Man ila, tbo third Sehlay before Santiago and the fourth I'eyan before the ko dak."' T. Coroner S.tttler evidently believes public oi'iice is a private snap, and thinks the Niiivs shouel not mention tho acts of so high aa ollicia!. Wish tiis irivato atlairs wi; have nothing to do. but every taxpayer has a right to know what he uoes as an ollicer. There was no txcuse for holding tin ir,quc.-t ovur the pauper suicide, ai d the county attorney so informid Mr. S'.tlleraud Commissioner Hayes told him the same thing, mid tie- te-.timony taken proved they were right. If tho other two member of the hoaid were impos d upon, its ail the worse for the coroner. The NliWS has no quarrel with Mr. Sattler, and simply men tioned the matter because ir was so clear that an unnecessary expense had been made. We did rot know we were treading on tender corns, but it can't be helped now. lti-Ucf in Six H.'uirs. Distressing kidney and bladder dis ease relieved in six hours by "'i'HK (titKAT Soi'Til AMKIUCAN K 1 1)N Ct'KK." It is a great surprise on ac count of its exceeding promptness in relieving pain in bladder, kidneys find back, in male or female. Relieve. retention almost immed iaif ly. If you want quick relief and cure, this is the remedy. Sold by (b'ritig & Co , Dri '.' gist, l'lattsmoutii. Ne!. If you would like a photograph of Company P., Third regiment. Neb. U. S. volunteers, or of Cl. W.J. Bryan and stall', see Mr. Ceo. J. Puck at Perkins house. They are sixty cont ea"h. These phonographs were originally made for the Omaha Wor.d Herald. ' Dmiyrrous Drinking V;it'r. Death lurks in impure wa'er. It bian-ds diseases often in epidemic form. Tin; first symptom is looseness of the bowels. These dis-usos are checked by taking Foley's Coiic Cu e. Fi icke & Co. War! War! W'nr! A war social will be given at the Christian church, Murray, Saturday evening August. Entertainment free. Everybody invited. x. man stands no chance of boing sleeted to the mayersh: oi' a city unless he enjoys the confidence and esteem of his neighbors. Geo. W. Humphrey is the popular mayor of Swan ton, Ohio, and under date of Jan. 17, lV.xi, he writes as follows: 'This is to certify to our appreciation of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, My family and neighbors have tested it, and we know it is an excellent remedy for coughs and colds Ckoip. it-: V. IIOlPHJiCT," Soid by all druggists. Tt Sain. A good resid-Ticc property, four rooms, six lots, good w 11 a'al cistern, south east of U. A: M. lumber yards. Appiy to James Rebal at broom fac tory. TO ITRK A COM) IN OSK DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tatiets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. "e. The genuine hs L. H Q. en each ia;v'-t Till-: prot icol signed on the twelfth of August at Washington will make great work for the map maifrs. Not a map in all the world now ccrrectl defines the territorial limits of the United States or of Spain. Nor will it be possible to do so with entire accu racy until the work of the peace com-mi.-sloners has been completed. What will be the color assigned to Cuba, l.cir.e- Go to the D.-ug Store f A. V. AT WOOD. (Successor to Smith ,i Lsni'.e'.e i for P-ire Drugs. Patent Me Stationery and Cigars, Paints, Oils, Vainishe-, Dyes, Pair.t, llair and To tn Ib ush- s. Toilet Artic'es, Peifjmery, Soaps, Sponge-, and all Varic-t e-- of Druggists' Sundries. Window Glass and Wall Paper, Hum !'h rev's, Lutiu's and Menion's Homoe pathie Remedies, Pure California Wir.es and Liquors for Medicinal Uses. In f-.ct, everything iisuai'y kept for Sale in first-class Drug S'ores. I'r esc. iptions Carefully ComfiO'jnded . Commencing MONDAY. AUGUST 1st, and continuing for the next Thirty Days, we vvili have a... CU T-PRIC '! ON ALL SUMMER GOODS. Summer Wrappers From 69c up Shirt vVaisls at Ccsl, From 39c uj) I'ercacs, ,'j(J in. ivide, - 5c. S Special Reduction on ail Lawns, Dimities and Organdies. Real Scotch (Vuijhuns, J'ormrr .;, ainyhams, - - - 5a 25c and 3 Or; noiv. :j i-'Jr. Lawns, 6s- THE BEST SUMMER CORSET MADE, lor 43c. SHOE DEPT All Tan and Chocolate Shoes and Slip pers at very low prices, to close... Children V Tan Shan, V to 6 - ,v Si) Children s Tan Shot, 6'1 to , - Mi) Children's Tan Shoes, 11to2, - 1.0!) A few Colors in Carpet Warp, only about 1Q0 lbs, wo are offering at 12Jc per pound. CARPET DEP'T-Mout 10 dozen Brussels Huys for !)!),-. M, (jttette Iiifs, $1 .25. Make your selections ear, as thru nil I last a Jew days. Xew Moquette Carpets and rains .. n -ceived. 25 dozen Window Shades, 50c. kind, 'or !J5c; extra ond rat ue. White J'Jnamelcd Curtain Poles and fixtures, all conpee, 'or 2 -Jr. J are you seen the Dewey washable Carpet, for -j2c ? L. Lj. Muslin , 30 -in. wide, unbleached, fic; best tualil. Best bleached Muslin, Jive, six and seren cents. This Sale is GENUINE. Enough said. . DOVEY & SON, 1 i m m Hi m Hi m m m. p. i m m SLIPrBRS. s J&k Strap Bov Sanciais. Essays on MILK are Good, but CREAM is better... We give you tho CREAM of the SHOE subject, from tho most reliable manufacturers ia li e I'.ii e States, where nothing but skilled labor is employed and where doubtful Shoes are refuv.d : an e p . -and not permitted to pass to the trade. We did NOT receive a palty consignment of Twenty Cases of STUFF that. I '.;: - .'.: .-.a and then swell up and advertise "the Largest Stock" of shoes, to induce you to our place f b ;-ir.e--. ,; then compel you to lo k with chagrir and disgust on tho small assortment and mnko s.hii't you did not want. We never have to resort to such misleading statements, for w:j h-ive. . . !eplenished Our Stock to the Extent of S450 i-mi-ir- !T-'r.-ir.-imrm r.m riJift i '.j .e! a.1.' i- --.i .; i. f .j ita m 7Jj I l 0 B So. if you cannot be suited in two or three articles, you don't have to stand and scr afeh o j- , wonder what to do, for we have an UNLIMITED RESERVE, and we can spring something tbi- -ri i' (iuring the beautiful Springtime that will spring you to your feet and make you say: "I'll "a,: : tv'-.e PRICES ON Latest Novelties in Hot Weather Footwear : Infants' Chocolate strap bow Sandals, 2's to o's ooc. Child's Chocolate strap bow Sandals, 4's to 8's 6oc. Child's Extr a fine Choc, strap Sandals 8-5c and 9-jc. Child's Extra fine (Anvil bottom) bow Sandals, Si to 11 1.)0 to 4-1. 13. Mi-.se-' Extra fine (Anvil bottom) bow Sandals, Hi to 2's $1.25 to Sl.oO. Mi-ses.' Choc, strap bow Sandals, 11 to 2's 90c to II. Job lot all solid Goat button, 8i to 11 75c to 85c. Ladies' Oxfords 1. 25, 1.50, 81.65. Infants' Chocolate, button, 2"s U 5".- Infants' Dongola button, i's to -Vn ': Infants' Choc, (extra fine) button, - Infants' (Red and Diue Stitch) !'. .: go! a button 75c. Child's Vesting Top, extra line 'h- to 81. -10. Child's Anvil bottom Choc. Ia;e, s to $1.35. Little Gents', pat. back strap, to i .'. REPAIRING. Everything Mentioned Is Solid Leather No Humbu-jsjery. ROBT SHERWOOD Id m m ra r?.i FOOT MILLINER Mis rajteSJ risi Piattsmouth Coal Yard IS THE PLACE TO BUY HARD COAL, CANON CITY, SOFT COAL ALL GRADES OF WOOD. South Side Main Street, Plat'.smouth, Xeb. Hay, Corn, Oats and all Kinds of Feed Constantly on Hand. EGENBERGER & TROOP, THIRD AND MAIN-STS. FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING House Furnishings, STOVES, RANGES. Our stock la cotnoltle In all Unea and we tcTlte our frlendi to look It over. W will endeavor to pleaae you. Call and eee ua. STREIGHT 0 SATTLER, (Successors to bttry Boeck. ) PLATTSMOUTH. - NE& HARVEY HOLLOV7AY Collimator nn''. JJuildor. Contracts taken f r t:.i; uru'tl 'ti ',) Kf'i itncf!, Harris and any r::ni j! ot:.t. r v. .ri:, in ar:v part of the county, ('.ill ,n or a ! rc:-s IJAKVEY lKH.I.OHAV, I lni I finmit h. N"tb THE PERKINS HOUSE, F. R. GUTHMANH, Pro?. Rates 51 and Sl.50 cer Day Centrally Located and Com fortably Furnished. PLATTSMOUTDT, NEBRASKA -9