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LETTER FilOAl THIRD NEBRASKA.
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Assistant Secretary Melklejohn
Denres the Charge.
PEOPLE REMEMBER.
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The Peop
FRANK,
lothiers,
Will sell Ovcrcoa'.s, Suits, Underwear,
Shirls, Ties, Halo and Caps at Prices
that no other house in America can
beat.
Please step in and take a look at our
Stock and Prices before you buy.
Have you seen our 50c All Wool
Fleece-Lined Underwear?
JOB & FRANK,
Waterman block, - Piattsmouth, Neb
INTHE
.. THE LEADERS ..
' TRAD&
A K E
A. H. WECKBACH & CO.
""piIEY carry tho l:rijot- an-i niost ron:)'
thing 'resh and now. 'i nc. .:ty ca
jiors tho ndvHainiro of tpeeial i ; -.-.iu 1 1 -.
il ways in mcca. The oi'.v p!.:ee ; vl'.o fit.
-sh Choose. Call t:u see u-.
lino in Cass county. Every
ojp ;.ioc!s and give their custo
l conn etc line of oanued goods
.vhere j' 'Hi can yet all kinds of
. Waterman Blk.
DEAR OLD Fl'LLAMOIiK
0( 0 us !.- v.ir of the Central Truss cum-
' pany of X ' v York.
When e'er I Ro to Ireland to see my native . ti.)ns apo u,., er w at St.
I ll seek some old acquaintance and hold Ir.m iy . ,
i ,t,o,j- Louis for- i .. -olui ition of all street
i 1 e jiariu f
Returning jays will seizomy he.n t. a? in t!ied,is rt'.ilwsiy m ie.
ofote- : Wil.i-.m TI Ifoliaftsnn fnrmsrlr
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VIIU .IV, Illlll. 111. 1H1 ' J ' ' . . i ... ..v
dear old Fuliamor.-
How happy were the days I ;p.-:t, ho. b..; iKul
and bright.
As I wand.jied out to Cliar.evil'e, i:pts a v
n ' c. h ;
The p .ictd ia".e ar.d stately swan, reced-iis i
tlie shoro;
Was 1 scene quite fine, as the n-'.-oa i'.id ti
the lake i f rui.,.more.
My thoughts are at in reverting tf the scenes I
have seen there,
With the ca-tie spire elevated tliree hundred
feet in air;
can Lri Tis.iian, is critically ill in his
hKi'e i;i K.itonrih, N. Y.
' J m Corbett depositei $1,000 with a
X :- Yo k n'M-i ing- edit(t- :vs a forfeit
for :; with Tom Sharkey.
1 I d bodies re beinsr washed
;.ho'-o tit ICiiirene, Ore. They are sup
: p -fdta 1j viciiin. cf tho Atalanta
! The J,-i-w ekly service between Port
i T.mipa and K-;y West and Havana was
With norses. cows and she.p-n thousand deer in 'tu unrated today by the Plant sys-
and more. , to:l1
To graze on the parks that I have seen.iiear dear j ,
old Fullamore . i
r?ErOKT OF THE CONDITION
I think I am walking through the wocds, of that , of
grand old doni 1:11, 1 TI ' GEIvMAX BANK.
Wishing in uy heart each day, that I was back c! ar-f,r x0. 471, at Murdock. in the State of Ne
again: j brak;:. at the close i bu iness December n, W'te.
I thit.k I sec tho old i-atti-ot. and then the l.ish I KESOUKCES.
shore. il.onns and fl'.scou tits $2:5,404.70
And the train to whir! me hotne acain. to der.r j ISa.Hvin j-house. furniture and fix-
, : tu res l,r00 00
old hiii. aiiure. Current expenses and taxes paid 419 T6
, . , . i i.c troni t-.Eii-ina!. state and private
I hope to goto Ireland and see it once rg.T.n, j banks and bankers 3.700 36
And tind it as free lrntn En.fj'anJ as Cubi is from . Casii 2.8o3 60
Spain; j
My heart will Nj::t with gladness, when I 'M
jump upon the shv re.
And board the train, r trht home a;o;a:n, to ce.'ir j Vi.d vided profits
old Fullamore.
M. O'DoNotr.'E.
Total $31,898 81
LIABILITIES.
$ 5.000 00
1.4-.9 41
Individual deposits subject to check... 10. 59 40
I temand certificate of deposit 4,nl0 00
Time ceruticates ot deposit : 10,'AlO 00
The New in Itrivf .
Kentucky tobacco growers are
session at Lexiuton.
Total ....
$31,898 81
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in : State of Nkpraska, ? e
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I, H. K. Neitrel. cashier of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
met is true to the best of hit knowledge and be
lief. H. K. Xeitzel, Cashier.
At'e-t:
Arthi r Eiki.t, n:rector.
l.Oi. is Nkitzll. Director.
Subs' rired and sworn to before me this 5th
dav oi December. liV. A. Zabel,
sea! Notary Public
A hurric ane viitf.d C.ipc May,X
but did only minor diimajo.
A Paris correspondent siys revolu
tion in Spain cannot be avoided.
The French stenmer Algferos found
ered. Eleven persons wore drowned. ! Probate Notice.
Governor Tanner h.is rau?tored OUt In the County Court of Cass County, Nebraska.
seventv members of the sUUo yu trd. I lathe 'matter of the estate oT JohnCusack, de-
! ceased.
Gen. Guv V. Henry t'nd bis wifo ! Ad p.-rsms interested in sa"d matter ar- hereby
" . . . noxiiii-d hat on the th dav of December. 1898.
have arrived at ban J U il, 1 O to li.CO. ; X.-.thauiel H. MeeV-er. hi d a. petit on in said
' ..i...r It. t liic tiinl Q A ; i ti i ct ra t i rtn ar.
cvanl be settled and approved and that he be
; ill char jetl Irom nis trust as administrator wun
j v. ;!' nni.exed. and that if you fail to appear before
S:!'l L"UTl l'IJ IMC IMl LiJ V'l I 'CV.CIII UCI -1 - L-l
Isaac B. I'otter will not - in. bd n
canuidate for president of toe L.. A.
, Ist'S nt two o'clock p. m.. to contest said petition
TKq tSi oo m .(pi1 XY.vt ,,.: ! the c urt mav-grant the prayer of said petition
Ine tni eemasteU f-3 t,c',lia : aR,i make s-ch other a-d lurther orders, allow
Steamel Vamo )s;'. iv j'lt i; j!lore tit New- ances and decrees as to this court may seem
' proper, to me era mat an matters perianing to
; sa:d estat- mav bo rtna'lv sett.ed and determined.
port. R. I.
The U.iited States transport, y.
sippi lias arrived at New York f: o n
S hi Ju.tn
Th-J '2' 2-id Nee Y r
from Siv;iii".:ia tol-'.v
Rio.
The twenty sixih ijoic
V'.tne-s mv hand and seal of said county court
ct r'a'isniotith. Nebraska, this fith day of De
cember. A. D. lMs.
George M. Spurlock.
(Sea!) ' County Judge
l oeiniout s ill
l Put.ir 'let
Legra! Notice,
t'-.o County Court, Cas county. Nebraska.
; i ; ria'ter of the estate of Charles Butler.
i:-o a-e-!. t
All r or-oris ir.toresteH n said matter are here
f orn 1 bo bv to Tied ;hit tn tho 3rd day of December, 1898.
Portland was C ist ahuro AS C at a,G3, tiled a r-et-.tt-m i:i sa;d court. prayiDg that her
fin a! admits :? ration account be settled and
Mai-anchuseUs.,
The Wa'.ton Woolen rr.ui at A " .
on Yooi river, R. I., was burn d.
Los, S75 000.
Simorson, Whitesrn cc Co. failed vt
Liitu'svi.l, Ky. As-et.s, i0 '.OO"1; li-i-bilities,
$150,000.
The Michigan Potland Co:jt.-nt
company filed a mot tape for 1,000,-
?. ioweil ;.n i Tht a irrther allowance be made tor
he support of the widow out of said estate and
that the said sdninistratrix be discharged Irom
her 'rus if you fa;l to appear before said court
en the -7;h dav of 'ecember. 18is. at 10 o'clock
a. tu to c nest sail petition, the 'court mav
prant the j r.ocr said petition and mai.e such
iiUtr aii ! liirther orders, allowances ai d decre s
as to this court mav sem proper, to the end that
;. 1 matt-rs pertaining to this estate may be
linally settled and determined
W'i'rrss my hand and the seal of said court at
Pl.-it'smot'tii. Nebraska, this, the 3rd day of De
cember. 189S. George M. Spurlock.
(Seaij County Judge.
Says He la Not a Candidate tor L'nltt
' Statt-a Hrnator nnd Ihluka the Mouth
I'lHtte Territory la Kntltled to a Kep- j
rearntaitlTe Nt-cotlatloua at I'arla May
ltault lu Two Trt-atl?a.
Washington, Dec. 5 Assstant
Secretary Meiklejohn is not a candi
date for the United States Benate, as
in shown by the following letter ad-dret-sed
in unswer to a communicaiion
from Hon. W. T. Thompson. Central
City, Neb , representative in the state
legislature, inquiring if lie was a can
didate: "Washington, Dec. 1. My Dear
Thompson: 1 have the honor to ac
knowledge your esteemed favor of re
cent date, inquiring if I am or will be
a candidate for United States senator,
to which I answer no.
"Tho .South Platte territory is en
titled to a representative in the senate
oj the United States and the repub
licans should have noditliculty in mak
ing a choice from the many excellent
candidates who have already an
nounced themselves.
"Above all things I desire republi
can success in Nebraska.
"Personal ambition should always
be subservient to party interest and a
wise selection from this section of the
state will redound to the advancement
of the party and become a potent fac
tor in our politics.
'With renewed assurances of high
esteem and consideration. I am yours
very sincerely, G. D. Meiklejohn."
Two Treaties May He Signed.
Washington, Dec. 5. The impres
sion prevails here that the resujts of
the negotiations at Paris will be em
bodied in two or more treaties, instead
of one. There will be one actual peace
treaty, embodying nothing more than
the protocol points relating to the re
liquisbment of Spanish sovereignty
over Cuba and the Spanish West
Indies, Guam and the Philippines,
with the single exception of the pro
viso for the release of prisoners. All
th 3 other matters, those relating to
the renewal of the commercial treat
ies, the acquisition of cable and coal
ing stations and in fact all those ex
traneous matters that have been men
tioned as likely to bo incorporated in
the peace treaty, will form tbe subject
of a special treaty. This course is
likelv to be adopted in order to hastep
the conclusion of pence, for which
there is a great necessity, if for no
other reason than to secure tho release
of prisoners and the restoration of
tr-.de between Spain and the United
States.
Mast Protect Foreigners.
Washington, Dec. 5. The secre
tary of elate has received a copy of a
decree recently issued by the empress
of China, having for its object the bet
ter protection of foreign residents in
that country. The decree says in part:
' "From the opening of ports to for
eign trade to the present time, for
eigners and Chinese have been as one
family, with undivided interests, and
since missionaries from countries are
living in the interior we have decreed,
not three or four times, but many
times, that the local officers must pro
tect them and that the gentry and
people of all provinces must sympa
thize with our desire for mutual be
nevolence; that they must treat them
truthfully and honestly, with the
hope of lasting relations."
Nelratka News Notes.
1'iilisade is to have a creamery.
It i3 reported that fully half the corn
in Perkins county is still in the field.
Virden sportsmen indulged in a side
hunt, which resulted in the slaughter
of 402 rabbits.
The people of Pawnee county have
subscribed $6,0C0 to lift the debt on
Pawnee academy.
The St. Paul road has promised to
erect new depots in Tekamah and
Wakefield in the spring.
Central City sports recently organ
iz3d a big wolf hunt. They did not
even see a wolf, much less get one.
Scribner is afflicted with petty
thieves, wbo steal anything that is not
nailed down and some things that are.
J. S."Fuller of Virden was severely
burned by the explosion cf a cm of
powder, from which he was loading
shell1?.
Parties supposed to be tra'mps, broke
into the barber shop of J. D Drury of
Gibbon and stole a quantity of cigars
and some razors.
. James Chaon of Wayne county fell
down a bank with a axe in his hand.
Tn some manner during the tumble
one of his ears was cut off.
A female canvasser, who pretended
to represent an eastern publishing
house, recently worked the people of
Ord for a considerable amount of
money.
,In sluggish liver, Herbine, by its
beneficial action upoa the biliary
tracts, renders the bile more fluid.
and brinks the liver into a sound,
healthy condition, thereby brtnishinc
the sense of drowsiness, lethargy, and
the general feeling of apathy which
J arise from disorders of the liver.
Price 50 cts. F. G. Fricke & Co.
rormer ruttmout h Uoy rlto Enlfr
tulnliiK')' From M;i vhiiiih h.
Ah everyone is inter cted in tho sol
dier loys tho following letter, re
ceived by John E. Marshall of Tlliii
NEWS, will bo rend with lot r-st:
SAVANNAH, G: , Deo. 1. Your let
ter arrived O. K., but I f tiU'd to fit 1
any "Kxquiritos" enclosed. Sur. ly
you will remember the "coi -por l'1
with a cigar (box) or two.
You're right I haven't "done up"'
any Spaniards, but I ni ido a French
man (Victor Voll.tiro by name) think
I was about six of them. IJw rof. aod
to obey my rder-t and w :s about to
clean mo up when I "gently" wont
after him. I also siw Liettcant
Webster, who ha ch;iro i f mo. and
he immediately 8ent him back to his
company.
I have been detached from rr.y com
pany and am now with the First Bri
gade provost guards. I have charge
of sixteen men and pine gu trds around
tho First Brigade corral at night.
This corral contains 1300 government
tnules, and as there tiro negroes down
in this part of the country who
"might" steal, they are thus guarded.
In the daytime we keep, tho Fitst
Brigade officers' touts in good condi
tion and arc also in readiness to help
move camp when orders are given. I
am kept pretty busy, but like tho j'.b.
All the guards tiro good men and I like
them all They think Hi ram George
(or corporal, 1 should say) about right.
My health is excellent lipping the
scales at 170 that's not bad, consider
ing ihe lood wo get. You ought to
see me eat. Undo Sam surely losrs
money when I commence to perform at
the table.
Ij-ast night the Savannah Journal
contained an article that tho Seventh
Army Corps would be musierecl cut
inside of thirty day?. You ought to
hear the soldiers (11,000 of them) yell.
Did the boys buy pa pets? 10 very body
purchased papers. If we are going to
be mustered out as everybody s.ia
why are they giving in new rill-1-, new
tents and buying more mulct? I don't
believe the report, but I am the only
one who don't believe it. For my p-trt
I would jut as soon go to Cuba, as s'.ay
here. Just now there is more yelling
outside. Another report, I yuess.
The Third Nebraska has got its
grounds in neater shape than any
regiment in the Seventh Army Co h.
It is a beautiful camp and is kept, in
excellent condition. They have better
touts, too. They are of heavy canvass
and look very ne st. Our new rill s
the Ct asr-.Toi genseu is a fine gun.
The uiagtizlne will hold five shells 'uid
tbe cha-mber one shell. It can bo tired
very rapidly and kills at 1,800 yards, a
little over a mile.
Company "H" of the Third .Nebraska
regiment is up town on provost duty,
having taken the place of the Fourth
Llinois companies.
Well, I will closo :i? it h time to
blow out my candle.
Your friend,
II ik AM Rov.ixi:.
For Hoarseness.
Benj. Ingeivon, of llutto't, lod.,
says he had not spoken - above a whis
per for months, ard ino bottle of
Foley's Honey r.nd Tar restored his
voice. It is used very largely by
speakers and singers
WANTED. Local or traveling ale--man
to sell our Oil, Greases and Pe -trolatum
on commission exclusively,
or as a side line. Goods guaranteed
and prices low.
PENN PETKOIATCf CO.,
Coraopolis, Pa. Oil Refiners.
TO CUKE A COLD IN OXK DAY
Take Laxative liromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 2-lc. 'ihe genuine has
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
Oyst-rs! Oysters!
By the the can, or served in any
style at Schiappacas-e's.
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Icnt JXIni-lzct
Where everything is nice and clean
and a full line cf Fresh Meats is car
ried in stock, is tbe place to do your
buying. Such a place is the
Excelsior Meat Market
hi. L. JOHNSON, Frop.
He is a butcher who has had much
experience in purchasing meat ai d
he buys only the best...
Bulk Oysters, Game and Fish
In Season
Try Him For Holiday Meats.
UMAUiUiiUiiUiiiiAAiiiiUiiiiaiiiiiiUiiiiuii
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All h Use Ul it W Ul Jill 1
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NEWEST STYLES IN
Wanted Dry
iPlattsmoutb.
cobs at the Hotel
Dress Hats, Street Hats,
OstricJi and Coque Feathers,
Up-to-Date Ornaments.
Special attention is called to our
SilKs. Yelvaisana wgw Mlrrar ValB
-f Every Shade, and in Plaids and Polka Dot, for
Millinery and Dress Trimmings.
MRS. 0. F. UTTERBACK,
TJadar Bank f Cast Cnunty, Piattsmouth, Neb.
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Oo IJVWU kA OWll V Cheapest. 3
You cannot o the Omaha Exposition any more,
so epenci your time with us. Wo have tho Greatest Ex-
position of... SZZ
easorsaole Dry uooos
EVER DROUGHT TO PLATTSMOUTH. 3
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Special Sale on Dress Goods..
...15c, 19c, 29c, 35c and 39c.
See Cur New Black Crepons, at one-half Omaha Prices.
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New Silks,
New Dress Goods,
New Trimmings,
Sjji'if ioiir fioity irith
j .v cu I iii' ircrircd .
t 'c cannot a 'on tu mi.s-
lc(i our jmtrons. h'rrn-
j hod 11 :noirs irluit lind of
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New Fiannelette Wrappers ,,., m ,sr
Mave you seen our Line of...
Fur Collarettes, fro 111 $2.75 op.
iviuf ui anci rur 1 nmmings, i
....(! t-':'ccl ion in town
New Hosiery.
Underwear,
, ...In Cotton and Wo'-l Union Suit-
Cotton Clankets,
. . . .I!') -, !, '., T'ao Mid K"e
J Cotton Flannel,
t ... . I'or inillo lis, 12 o... 17ic
Outing Flannels, 5c.
Get a new Oilcloth and Binding for your Stoves..
. ...l!e-t .-(ioiTion in town from 1; t.i;
Get our Prices on CARPETS...
- ....All wool. inc. Jlc-t K:tr:i-.-uper 2-ply nil-wool ';arpct inad.s for '. See our now
l; ioe!.-, M quel t- s, Axminster and Velvet Carpets. They tiro b.mttt if till cheaper
tioiu ir-t year ro ad vanco on our goods.
Gen our Prices on all kinds of Shoes...
Tho iSe-t and L-irgt st assortment of Shoos ami warm ...i0-r.- wo have vo- shown.
Tiibl.-ts and l'ouoils FlilOE with School Sbo'-s.
Don't fail to see our new stock of Lamps fV,,; ,, ,v" 1:
& if Agents f r P.utt-o-ick Patterns, Gago l)wt: Cot sot.s ftol JJudo 's liaby Slioor....,!
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CALF, at $3.25, is custom made,
full stock and is as good as we
could make for $5.00.
KF3 at $2.50, is all solid and no
shoddy. We also have them for
$1.50, $1.75 and $2.00.
GRAIN LEATHER, at S2.75, is
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FELT Boots and First Quality
Overs, at $2.25, can't be beat.
Full line KNITTED SOX and OVERS at Prices to Please.
Warm Shoes and Slippers.
Men's Flannel and Tuft-Lined, at $2.00 and $2.50.
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Ladies' Felt Shoes, 85c up.
FELT SLIPPERS, 65c up.
Our Felt Goods department is overflowing with
.WARM ARTICLES and it will pay you to see 'em.
They make Appropriate Presents. NO H U M BUGGERY
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Piattsmouth Coal Yard
is THE PLACE to r.r;y
HARD COAL,
CANON CITY,
SOFT COAL
ALL GRADES OF WOOD.
FURNITURE
UN DERTAKING
STOVES, RANGES.
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Hay, Corn, O -.ti and Kinds of Food
Coc lan:.ly on Iir.nd.
Till CD AND MAIN-hTS.
U:ir rtock la complete In all iln-s tcl we
irvl'.e our friends to look !t over. We w!il
:?:iv r to pletiae you. CaJ! aod se" . un.
HARVEY HOLLOWAY
Contractor
C i::;r;..!s tskea f r tJ..- (.rocli iii of KesicJcnce
J ams atid any kit.-! ' f carptater work, in anv
I Ht t of the cuiitity. f n'.l on or address
HAIJVKY HOLUItTAV, 1'UtHrnooth, eb
LHP, PERKINS HOUSE,
F. H. GUTHMANK, Prop.
r 7tfrUf f. Cf XT! "r
J ;itL"i0ll! L tSiillLL-is
(i-ticcepsrs to l.ery p.wick. '
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Centrally Located and Com- '
fortably FurniBbed.
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