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VOL. VI. NO. HI.
Cons. ill. mti-.l .Inn. 1, lt.r.
Se
J il A u u a y
This Space
Belongs to the
Firm of
SNYDER & CO.,
Jewelers and Opticians,
Boeck Block.
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LSION
No Cheap Goods
No shoddy wares, which wo are markinr
"Sp.'ci.il Lew l'. ieos. " Wo h;tvo Imtin in iho mercantile husinoss in
I 'lallsiiioiilh for tlio nasi twoiity-oiht ywirit ami have entahl ished a
ropul atlon for. . . .
Tim Best Goods at tiic.
..Lowest Possible Prices.
'I'h is is our motto, our invariable
rulo, mill wo do not propoo to
b'p.irt from it now. Our Spring
stock is larger and moro com
ploto this year than over.
Wo are nolo agents in l'latts
nioulli for the celebrated "Black
Cut" brand Triple Knee Stock
ii.Hs.
Come in and see us
will treat you riyht.
and we
ilk
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Triple Knee
LfATHER Stocking
Ke05HA
Make
JK. . WI1ITK,
7Jv'V GOODS uL OltOCISKIISS
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The Site
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ture for all.
Not low priced, but highest grade at fair, honest it
our reputation. Wc say these are the best p.ur.t.: v,
sav so too after you i . o used them.
l-JiLUAMS C
MAKE
PAINT
FOR
Houses,
Barns,
Floors,
Cupboards, Shelves,
Furniture,
Bath Tubs,
Buggies,
Farm Tool;, Etc.
A special paint for each pur
pose, net one slap-dash mix-
You know
Vou'll
i.Ol.I) BY
F. G. FRICKE & CO.
.. THE LEADERS ..
IN THE GROCERY TRADE
ARE
A. H. WBCKBACH & CO.
THEY rsrry the largest and most complete line in Cass county. Every
thing fresh and new. They pay cash for our goods and give their custo
mors the advantage of special discounts. A complete line of canned goods
always in sioclc. The only place in the city where you can get all kinds of
fresh Cheese. Call and see us.
A. H. WECKBACH & G. Waterman Blk.
The- Vhiu- Metal Democrats
Try to Mix Molicine With
IVpul ists.
FOLEY'S HONEY TAR
It THE CREAT
THROAT and LUNG REMEDY.
For Sale by SMITH & PARMELE and FRICKE & CO
Zuckweiler SLutz
Continuetodoa leadingbusiness 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.
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Corner of Sixth and Pearl Streets, - - - Plattsmouth, Neb
SOMK YJiKY SUM CON VHN'l IONS.
I In- Mul Jl ki t .. h 'I lirouh W II tiou t w
St rikt h III linii riiU lake Wlutt They
Uniit hiiiI I. cm I KMt lot hi
l'op. Wlill'INo WATKIf. N'-b., Sept. C,
ls'as, 4 p. m i-Sp'-ei il to Tin: Ni:vs j
Tin- bl i ties t con n t y convention -vt
lirl'l in this city was that of the pops,
and democrats today. The silver r.
iiu hi ica ns could not organize, as otiK
t hre" ii'leg:ite-i region. lid, viz; Jim.
Lovda, KocVord and 1 1 ceo Walk'-r.
The poul ists met in the forenoon
and organized by the elect ion of.. 1 '.
Rous) chairman, with Ed. Fallomi
secretary.
A conference i otn m i ' t -o consi-tintr
of. J. W. Keasoner and ethei s was ap
pointed and the convention then took
a recess until after the lloat conven
tion reported.
TIih float con ven I ion met and organ
iz-d by electing Moran chairman,
.nd H. I-'. Allen secretary, and ap
pointed the uu il o inference commit
tee. Tiie democratic county convention
met in the onera liou-e jind Mntbevv
Ue ingr was made cliairman, uml I. L
Kirkham secret i ry. After a confer
enco committee nras appointed. J. M.
Pattoi.son was nominated for the state
senat", Fred (Jord-'f for- the house and
D. O. Dwyer was named for county
attorney. The democrats tlin took
a recess to wait on trie lloat conven
tion anil s 'e if the pops, were ready t
t ke their mediciue.
John .Lejda'a convention with its
three members did not cut much ie.
The ticket will not bo completed for
some time.
EIO DZlaMlBTOR ETA Mr3.
tc.vniK- Colli- t.tri, luiuti- Tlin-t
.MiiiI)i' Su;lv at 4HO,oih),ihm.
Wahunoti v, July ! w.is :!i:'d
Bt the internal revenue bureau C i!
few r -omp!aitits of inability to p-t the
new revenue stamps were received ye -terday
than, were expected. The n
eitions of the collectors fur :m cstiui i'i d
three months' supply amonntid t
ulwiut 400,10PW is!ain). Tih m- r.-ipii-iitiuns
liave been honored to t he an-.-iunr
of over L'OO.OOo iin: and other shipment -i
will be made rapidly as pos-il-le. In
a number of cities large crowds are re
ported us ptaiidinii in line at the col
lector's (ill ice Waiting to pur: lia-e
etamjis, hut no seri al i-eonvenienee r,r
trouble has been rep . ted so far. Tin re
Beoms to be some da n rer I ha t the sup
ply in the hands of t be collectors will
b3 exhausted In -fore renewal ; ea n be se
cured, but the bureau oi' ciigra i;ig and
printing and the internal revenue b '
will work night and thiy as long as the
Situation seems to require, and befo-e
the middle of ncxtwei-5ccvei-yone.it is
exjiccted, will have an amp'o ;,up'ly to
meet all demands.
CHICAGO PATERS SUSPEND.
Strik of S:'ici)t jii-s Sliuls I All tJ:o
iiii; N' s:i pi-r (lllici-s.
ClIH'AOo, July None of tin Eng
lish newspapi.-rs were published in 'io
cagu today, owing to a strike among the
stereotypers. The stereoty pers demand
a reduction in the hours of labor and an
increase in wages. r was refused and,
as a result, at s o'clock last evening I he
Ktereotypers refused to go to work. The
following newspapers have entirely sus
pended publication pending a m-M le
nient of the issue: Ti me-.-i ..dd, )i-e-ord,
Tribune, Chronicle. ii:ter-ee:m,
Evening l'ost. Daily News, Evening
Journal and the Despatch.
Amloty scf 1li' V:r I fpa r m-i-.f.
"W'ashim ;'!' in, July Tne j.i-ofound-pst
concern tiiroughout miliiai v and of-
lieial circles marked the
tiiiig of i i
MiihIi -I.s 31tr Sttin-k.
Omaha live stock receipts, while
showing ti very gratifying increase
over last year, ate not large enough
to supply the demand. Practically
nothing has been shipped from hereto
Chicago the past sixty days. I. oca.
packers have taken everything oll'er. d
:u:d wanted more. If vote n stocK-
men would send more of their stock' to
Omaha and less to Chicago their net
returns wou.d show consiiier.;lde im
provetxieno. W hen n-ce-ipts -..re big at
Chicago ar.u the marKet iower in cu.i
sequence, it is safe to assume that the
m o ket will te lower here even in
spite of comparatively small receipts
and a good demand. On the oihe
hand with light receipts at Chicago
the market is very apt to be stronger-
there and it is safe to figure that the
market will be stronger at Omaha,
even if receipts should be unusually
heavy. The moral of all this is very
evident. Send more stock to Omaha
and less to Chicago and the averaye
af prices is bound to be better all
iround. Shippers should keep this
ftict in mind and always remember
that the demand here is now more
than suT.cient to take caio of any re
ceipts, however large they may be
Drovers Journal.
Luiij; DiHtHix e Telephone.
Plattsmouth is now on the long dis
tance telephone line, and people here
can converse with friends in Uoston,
New York, Chicago, and other east
ern cities with as much satisfaction as
if they were only a few blocks away.
The long distance telephono company
entered Omaha only a year ajo and is
already doing a good business, and
superceding the telegrapli in many
instances. One firm reports by tele
phone every morning to its corres
pondent in Boston. Mr. Arthur S.
Kodgers, the affable representative of
the company was in the city today
and made the News a pleasant call.
Death of Louis Schicketmiz.
Louis Schicketanz who tvsidt d when
a small boy in this city, has b-'en a
resident of Council LJ luffs for several
years. While attempt ng to board a
motor train there, which was running
rapidly, he fell under the wheels and
was instantly killed. He wa a neuhe
of Henry Boeck of thts city. Mr
Eoeck and wife went to Counc 1 lilnlTs
this morning to attend the funera1.
second day upon which the battle of
Santiago is being fought. The d. - perate
character of t he lighting is now fully
known at the war department. The in
formation is in addition to the report
made by General Shatter last midnight,
when he roughly estimated his casual
ties at above 4UU. loiter reiH.rts, offi
cially direct from the held, indicate th it
this estimate was far too low. (Jetieial
Shaffer had uot, up to 11 o'clock this
morning, placed any exact liu'uiv on his
loss, but he made if dear that his tirt
estimate at 4 )' was much short, of the
actual loss. The Associated Press dis
patches from the field give the casualties
at about 1,000 and it is in line wii ii ( J.-n-eral
Shaf ter's later intimat ion, all hough ,
as stated, he has set no figure.
Si'-i!il Omnli;a Kill's.
The M. P. will sell tickets to On: .ha
and return as f liows: Wood mo nV
day, September forty-five cent-,
troed to return un'il th l:!th. Fire
men's d y, SeptemhiM' o. I'.fty cents,
eoud to return uu'il the 7th. Colo
rado day, September 7, fifty cunt.-,
yood to return until the 17th. All
i.assc ger trains slop at the oxpo-i-tion
grounds thus avoiding sirect c;:t
transfers. For further particulars
apply to C. F. Sioulenlioroii' h, agent.
Notice to Creditors.
i ass County. f s In Ciaity t -aa i.
In the matter uf thu estate of A. TuliaiUe Wrla,
deceased.
otice is hereby Kiven tliat t fie cred:ters of
said deceased will meet the executors of said es
tate, before me. county j:idt;u of Cass count v.
.Nebraska, at the county court room m I'iatt
mouth in sail countv, on tlie "-'nd d.iv of Apia A.
I).. ISi.H. at lUo'clock A. M.. fjr the purpose ot
presentniij their claims for exam inat ii n. a ii;si
nieiit and allowance. ix monilis are allowed
for the creditors of said deceased to present their
claims to settle said estate, fr.iu the lit day of
October, ls.is.
Witness my hand and seal of said court at
I'iaitsmoutli. Nebra-ka, th;s, :!rd day .1 epteiii
ber. A. I). Iss.
Cilo ltt(,i: M . Si I'Hi.i K.K.
(Sea!) County Jud;;e.
Notice to Creditors.
Cass County. ) - h. Cunt y C ouu.
In the matter of the estate of Homy Martens,
deceased .
Noi ice is f.erebv civen that the creditors of said
deceased will meet the executox uf said estate,
before me. county judge of Ca-s county. Ne
braska, at the county C' .ui t room in lJiattsninuth
in sai i count , on the '-'nd day of Apiii, A I).
ls'.'ii. at 1' o'c ock A M for ttie purpose of pre
senting their cairns for examination, adjusttiieut
and allowance. ix months are a;iov.e..l loi tt.e
creditors of said deceased to present their c. a. m-.
from the 1st day of ictober, lns
Witness my iiand and seal of said county court
at Plattsmouth, .Nebrask i, this'iih day of Sep
tember, lsa-.
fiKOR.a: M. Sfcki.ock,
(Seai) Cjunty judge.
Sweet Scented Harmony.
Th-) democra'.s with tiieir dod allies
went over to Weeping Witter this
morn njr to tzo through the fo' m of
nominating a county ticket, which
was really named by he s'ate house
ring several days ago. Not a single
populist delegate from this city too Im
part in the fusion de;c, and onlv a
handful from out in the county were
tnere to pledge the pomili-t .-uppoit
to the uu.chine m ide ticket. No
ticket in the last od years history of
the country was ever nominated by a
less representative crowd, and there
is not the slieht---t danger that any of
them will be elected. The pops of the
east end of the county refused, to take
part in the proceeding-, and will not
be bound to supoort the ticket in
fact they will not do it, and the re
publican majority may be set down at
from 5iilJ to l,0oU in old Cass next November.
Probate Notice.
In the County Court, Cass county, Nebraska.
In the matter of the estate of John Walter
Haines, deceased.
Kmma Haines, Hecky Haines. Walter Haines.
John Ha. ties and trancis, Hsinss minors, and
all other persons interested in s.iid matter, are
herebv untitle! that on the 3rd day of September.
IsJJs, John J. Swoboda. jr , and J F. l-aiier id d a
petition in said court, aliening among other
tuings. that John Waiter Haines died on the ;ilst
day of August, s'-'s, leaving i.ci last wid and
testament, and po-sessed oi real estate m -aid
count and state, and that the above named con
stitute ad the pers. ins sntereste J in the estate of
said deceased, and praving for adman traiiou
thereof. You are hereby notified that :! ou fa: !
to appear before -aid Court "il the -f'tli dav of j
September A. 1. 1 '-Sis. at 4 o'clock I'. M.. and con- I
test said petition, the court wi.l appoint lohn I. i
Swoboda. jr.. or some otiier s utau.e person, ad
mmistrator, and proceed to a settlement of said
estate.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court at
Plattsmouth. Nebra-ka. this .'!rd day of Septem
ber A II. ls'l- (O.oKcil-; M M-lRl.orK,
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oveu k Son ! I
Our New Goods are arriving every day in large
quantities. New DRESS GOODS, from the larg
est importing house in New York.
? poo nil
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VVe have a line of Black Crepon dress goods, direct
from Europe our own importation
from 50c to $2.00 a yard.
NEW FLANNELETTES, for Wrappers, 14 yds for $1.00.
NEW OUTING FLANNELS, from 5c up.
LEMPON'S best black and white and also grey Calicos,
for 5c a yard. New Percales, 8ic a yard.
NEW GIANT CALICO for 7c, regular price 10c.
bhoc Dent
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SCHOOL SHOES-
n Special to SCHOOL CHILDREN
Free! Free! Absolutely Free !
With every pair of School Shoes we will give a Writing
Tablet and Lead Pencil. The same kind we had last sea
son, so popular with the School Children.
Everything in Summer Goods at half price, and less,
to close. We must have the room for our Fall Goods.
Summer Wrappers at half price, to close.
The remainder of our Shirt Waists we have put in
three lots 39c, 50c and 75c.
New Carpets, Window Shades, Oilcloths, Linoleums,
Rugs, Curtains and Curtain Poles ( If 'hite finamclcd Curtain.
Poles and Jixtnres, for 23c)
Unbleached Muslin, excellent quality, 4c.
Bleached Muslin, 5c, 6c and 7c.
, DOVEY & SON. a
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Strap Bow Sandals.
Essays on MILK are Good, but CREAM is better...
We give you tlie CKKAM of the SIIOE subject, from the most reliable manufacturers in the United
States, where nothing but skilled labor is employed and where doubtful Shoes are refused by an expert,
and not permit ted to p iss to the trade.
We did NOT receive a palty consignment of Twenty Cases of STUFF that looks like Shoe-,
and then .-wei. up n',d advertise '"the Largest Stock" of shoes, to induce you to our place of business, and
then comnei you to lo k with chagrin and disgust on the small assortment and make shift with something
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Replenished Our Stock to the Extent of $4,000,
So. if you cannot, be suited in two or three articles, you don't have to stand and scratch your head and
wonder wh-it lo do, for we have tin UNLIMITED RESERVE, and we can spring something this spring
duritio- tiic beautiful Springtime that will spring you to your feet and make you ay: "I:ll take those."
1 'KICKS OX
Latest Novelties in Hot Weather Footwear :
Infants" Chocolate strap bow Sandals, 2's to 5's ooc. Infants' Chocolate, button, 2"s to o's ooc.
Chi d"s ' ho -o ate strap bow Sandals, 4's to S's fioc. Infants' Uongola button, 2's to .To 55c.
Child"?- Extra li-ie Choc, strap Sandals Hoc and 9oc. Inf mts' Choc, (extra fine) button, 2's to .rs 7-:jc
Child's Ex ia li-ie (Anvil bottom) bow Sandals, hi to Infants' (lied and Blue Stitch) tine quality Don-
1 1 -la u to t1.1". gola button 75c.
Mi-s-. -' Sx'ii-a line (Anvil bottom) bow Sandals, 1 1 i tf) Child's Vesting Top, extra fine Choc, bow il.li5
2's Si. to .-JI.50. to $1.-40
M i-ses" Clio.-, si t-ap how Sandals, 11 to 2s 90c to -11. Child's Anvil bottom Choc, lace, Si to 11 il.25
Job lot ali solid Goat button, 8t to 11 75c to 85c. to f 1.155.
Ladies" Oxi'o ds -fl 25, 1.5fl, Si 1.65. Little Gents', pat. back strap, 8 to 11 - il.50.
REPAiRINI
Kverythitig Mentioned Is Solid Leather !S'o Humbuggery.
ROBT SHERWOOD
FOOT
MILLINER
TO CfRK A t'OLU IN ONE DAT
Take Laxative Bromo Qui nine Tablet?.
All druirgists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c. The genuine hs
L. 13. Q. on each tablet
Picbate Notice.
In the County Curt Cass c-.;.utv. N-":ras ka
In tin: n.atter ot the estate "t A.l-ii.a P:.:.:n la
l'fioTiia, t!eceas''l.
'1 lionias . 'Ihoiu-, (ieorre Wa-hinton
Thomas. Susan Viola I !.o:ua-. Hi; e wai .-i.a
1 litmi.is. aii'i ';ctor l.aKue 1 i.oir.a-, eiia
Thii. a-- and s-vi via I hoti.as.nan. .t-.anJ a; i -r
p-rs -us 'nterest''l in sa:-i uia'Ter. are f,eiji'
notilie.1 that on the lit -t -lay of s;-plc!i r
Thomas J. 1 hoti.as Lie.! a petition m ai.i c--:.rt.
a'lecinn amoim other tliass. t.'iat A .i..t a P.'i..
in.ia I liumi? died on the eighteenth !av .jf A r:i
1 i's. ie ivii. no ia-t wi i and te-ta:neut. an-i fo
ser?edof reai estate in said ountv and iiilo,
and that the above named cons-i-ute a.i the ; ei
S'.ns lnteres'c-1 in tiiee-tate t -,r.d de-easca. an i
pravii.B for adurini-tration there .f. ..u are
hereby r.otaied that it y-.u fail to appear at sai 1
cuart on the twenty-sixth Cay ot ?epte:iihe; A.
I), s'r1, at i i'ckck A M-. and c- ntest ?a: I peti
tion, the court wil app vnt l'hoinas J. I ;. :..
or some other suitah.e person, adiir.i.i-traf r.
and pr eeed to a -ett.emeut of shi i e-t,-;ie
Witness my hand and the s(-;u .d sa. i court at
Plattsmouth. Nebraska, fa . tt.e :trd dav of
Sept. A. I). 1 CiEOKoK M. spia-'i.o, k.
tK.-Ll County Jt.Je.
A tornid iiver ro'is vou of ambition
and ruins your health. De Witt's Lit-!
tie Early Ki-cs cleat-.se the liver,
cure constipation anil all stomaob and
liver troubles. F. G. Frieke & Co. '
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Plattsmouth Coal Yard
IS THE I'LACE TO HUY
HARD COAL,
CANON CITY,
SOFT COAL
ALL (iRADES OF WOOD.
Hay, Com, Oats and ail Kinds of Feed
Con.-tantly on Land.
EGSNBERGER & TROOP,
THIRD AND MAIN-STS.
FURNITURE
AND UN DERTAKING
House Furnishings,
STOVES, RANGES.
Our stock Is complete In all llnei and we
Id vite our frlendi to look It over. We will
pndenvor to please you. Call nl see us.
STREIGHT 0 SATTLER,
iBuccessnrs to laetr j Boeck. )
PLATTSMOUTH. - NEB
HARVEY HOLLOWAY
Co2 trn c tor
nn". Builder.
Contracts taken for the erection of Residence
liarns and any kind of carpenter work, in any
part of the county. Call on or addresi....
HAKVEV HOLLOWAY, I lt t moo t h. Neb
THE PERKINS HOUSE,
F. R. GUTHM ANN, Prop.
Rates Si and $1.50 Der Dau
Centrally Located and Com
fortably Furnished.
PLATTSMOUTH, .-JEBRASJf A