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1 n hi inn nu iliHiHilil)l lill mil rnin n Southern Texan in a Stnti of Dflriioraliza ton and Confusion. SAD CONDITION Of Tilt COIN III Y numlrcl still t m ,.,. ,,,, ,,.,.,, fro... I'..lll..,uf IVrll ICnilwny Truf- T- Inllr.ly Nil.,,,,,,!,.,! - I .....I Miml II,, F"rr'1 l-llutf, V ..in. n uil 1,11-lrn. NOT IN CONSOIinV ltnliil of ST. I,OIUH. Jt.ly K.A sp.d;,! I'OHt-Dldr, Tifz-t. , 1...11... to 'IV X. vuulA unil New ,rk I . nt nil J'UILADCLI'JIIA. July S. A prorni- n-m. omcim clone to lr. sl.l. rit A. J -uKMii or me l'onnylv.i.i i;ii'r oad today dculod tJi puliii.,,.,1 m .,( ,m.-nt tliat tlio IVnriKyv;wi..i :,-.i tin 'w ,"rK antral rallriKi.ls , iitfi.-l voiupacr uy which H,- two .s;, st. ms h;i4 practically become one. icjioricr or tin- As ; iutMl Presa ne H.ua. I he story is too al.suni to receive ny consl, I. ration. Tlxvo has m'ver hrfii any thought of con.solHat i"K me two ystrri.s. Th Mat.-rr.cnt la nimply a rehash of a Htuty puu- uhih'ci Konnj time ao. i on ix-w l oi k Centra I is practical ly a ramiiy railroad own - I ,y the Van lPrbiitH. While there are .!( nil.) ut....U. naya: y. a Wyrlck. chief of the line I In the Pennsylvania road. Tho repalrlto? forces of the Postal TW Kraph company, who was sent out from DaJlaH on Wednenday to Healey. reported to h-ad.iuart'rn ln-re at 11 o clock today. , had to pick his way from Smithvllle to Seal.y, sixty-Hlx mile, on railroad constru. Hon train, which could not travel faster than Ave mll.s an hour. The trains can Ret no further than Realty, which iH at th northern ede or the main flood dln- tTTct. Mr. Wyrlck nas the Ilrazos river at Rwaly ha.H foJkn Jht inches In tiie hist twenty-four noun?; that while tho hiRhoHt eHtlmnU'H of the loss of if,. hy iiitr noon may nave been somewh it ex KK-raiei. mill the number is largo .mo chhiioi tie Oeiinltely known for several daya, as everything In in Htate of demoralization and con f union On the Dewey sldo of the Hiuzoh four miles from Hewley, ojie and one- nan mihfl of the Missouri. Kansas & IxB rnllroad track Ik eonmlefel v washed awny, five miles more is under water and In such a condition as to maks ft probable thac partlul rebull.- lng will bo necenaary. The l)ewey rall- roan bridge Ih twisted badly and even ir it withstands the flood It will lx In such a dflneeroiiH condition as to be useless until rebuilt. Mr. Wyrlck says It in useless to attempt to describe the condition of the country; It 1 sinvply awful. Illlf measures nre now under pood Headway, but hundrodu of er Honn arc still to 1 reached and rescued from positions of peril in the bottom?. RICHMOND, Tex.. July 8. Never in the history of Richmond were such seeueH witnesHed an are depicted today. Dullness Is practically suspended. Mnny plantations are under wat'r. All trains except those on the Southern Pacific west Lave been a"'uidoued. Provision are running low, and unless something it done quickly there will be great suffering here within a few days. It 1m believed there will be at th very least from 3.000 to 5,000 per sons to food from this place within a week. Stories of drowning and disasters are coming In constantly, but they cannot be verified, although It Is prob able that many of them are correct. The water has reached the river bridge and Is dashing between the Iron rods under It, and for the flrstt time the railroad company has stopped all traf fic over it. PROUD Of Tlif VOLUNTEERS. Irellrnt Acknowledge Onitltude t Tli Mi th Philippine. WASHINGTON. July 8. The presl dert today found an opportunity, in connection with the ylait to the White house of a Pennsylvania delegation, to express in a semi-public maimer his appreciation of the services of the vol unteer forces In th.e Philippines. The delegation wat headed by Oovernor Ston, and went to the White house to prefer a request that Odonel Hawkins be promoted to a brigadier general ship. Replying, the president said that no citizen of the couutry could have a higher appreciation than he of the ex ceptional services and patriotic self sacrifice of tho state troops In the Pa cific islands. "I should," he said, "like to have an ocrtunlty to tffce by the hand and than dery individual mem ber of the volunteer forces for remain ing In the Philippines and assisting in the worfc there beyond the time re quired of thu by the terms of their enlistment." He added tkat he would make an ef fort to arrange the Itinerary of his western trip so as to be in Pittsburg at the time of the arrival of the Penn sylvania boys, and take part in the re ception to be tendered them. NEBRASKA'S SflARE IS SMALL. Winona ui i ne i wo companies aro pleasant, but as the Pennsylvania iail- roai is competing with the New York Central for western t rathe, the inter ests of the two are not compatible, and consequently a consolidation or amal gamation would be out of the ques tion." Regarding Mr. Cas.satt'H presence at the Itoston & Albany lease meeting of the New York Central's directors, the ofjlclal said: "Mr. Cassatt made a personal call on President Calloway of the New York Central on that ('ay, but he was not present during tho meeting of the board of directors." He ridiculed the idea that Mr. Van- (lernm was Instrumental in seeming President Cassatt's appointment, and denied tho statement that. Mr. Vander bllt Is tho largest stockholder in the I 'en nsy 1 vanla ral 1 road. NKW YORK. July 8. ( 'oncerning the report that tho New York Central system and the Pennsylvania railway system wc.ro to be merged, R. R. Callo way, president of the New York Cen tral railway, said today that tho first he has heard of the report was through a newspaper article. He had absolute ly nothing to say in regard to it. EXTRA SESSION UNNECESSARY. l'roH-otlvr .Speaker Dor Not Think It Will He -itll-l. WASHINGTON, July 8. Colncl Henderson of Iowa, the prospective speaker of the house, had a conference with the president today, but at the conclusion of hi call stated that no general questions had been discussed. "I have simply been looking after matters pertaining to my vwn dis trict," he said. When asked as to tho prospects of an extra session of con gress, he suid: "For myself, I have never thought that congress would be called togeth er in adva: of the regular time, for I have never thought thet there was any occasion for an extra session " Regarding the prospect of financial legislation, Colonel Henderson nalil that was being taken care of at Nar- ragansett Pier. "Moreover," he add- d. "there Ls no financial bill. No bill has ever been formulated as the result of our caucus committee work at At lantic City. Much that has been pub lisher! was not correct. The whole subject is therefore in embryotic shape ind there Is nothing to say in connec tion with it." Win t l II iotdi:i IVQTIifc1! Liimu i in l. E. 0. Society Gives a Very Suc cessful Entertainment. I ., 1 1 r i l'ro;rniii Carrlt-d Out In .Man ner r'lliHll- I,, Kv rj Our ,r the 1'itrt i lp;nitH lukf Witlk m l-'ittiirt- r Hit) AITnlr IIILi r I in jmrl itn t l.nt-:tl 1 1 M ppfll 1 11 k . I ho J. I. (). .society of this i lly ls noted for the originality and popu larity (if their entertainment. I.a-t evening's concert added froeh lauro to those already won by this popular society. The beautiful btwn of Henry I IcroU!' reside nee was enclosed with canvas the t-pneious porch forming an excellent nta'o and furni.shin ample accommodations to tho perform ers. Miss Daisy Hall bad the chorus in excellent traininir, whilo the dia lect, cohtumes, walk, utc, rather sur passed tho original article. I b solos we.ro well rendered, while tho son'' and dance by Mrs. Swcarinion was in imitable. The solo and quartette, in troducing "My ( )ld Kentucky Home," was beautifully and pathetically sun,'. The character dancinjr was also line. Tho entiro program was jjiven with- ut hesitation or tedious waiting-. Miss Mauzy actod tho part of inter locutor most charminrly, tV.o audience showing- their appreciation of the 1- al hits by frequent and prolonged ap plause. Tho cako-walk which closed ie evening's entertainment was par ticipated in by four couples in swell oveninLT ures.s, their walk, gvninlee- lions and general g'et-up being- irre sistablv funnv. NOT ERIGHTENED BY EEVER. Itut One aln. 0i First and One Second LlKatrnaal o Volunteer. WASHINGTON. July 8. (racial ro the Onaaha Pee.-) One captain and a first and second lieutenant have been given Nebraska as Its quota in officer ing the regiments provided for by or ders of President MeKlnley, and is sued from the War department yester day. Senator Thurston having re ceived this information, in consulta tion with Senator Hayward this morn ing presenfl to Adjutant General Corbin tho following names, taken ft-om tbo efficiency record of the War department. Tor captain of one of the provisional companies, J. H. Cul ver of Mllford, who served a captain In Grlgsby's regiment of rough riders; for first lieutenant, William S. Mapes of Nebraska City. Senator Hayward's home town, and who was major in the Second Nebraska: for second lieu tenant, Charles II. Wilson of Omaha, who served as captain in the Second regiment. These were taken from a list of twenty names submitted to Senator Thurston as hating shown ef ficiency (Turing the Spanish-American war, in which Senator Hayvurd co operates. Keil. Wlhte ail IMue Flower. A novel flower has been found at the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. It has a raculty exchanging its color during the day. n the morning it is white when the sun Is at its zenith it la red. and at night it is blue. The red, white and blue flower grows on a tree about the size of a gfiava tree, and only at noon does it give out any perfume. Two Siitipii-ioiiB Caes at Havana, Neither Dungec-outi. HAVANA, July 8. Two cases of ;c!Hw fever have been reported. One of the patients is an old Spanish wom an who has been in Cuba for two years. and with her the disease is in a mild form. The other case is that of an American, whose symptoms are still loubtftil, although it Is believed by Suiyeon Major Davis and other officers o b yellow fever. Both cases were di.s ovured In a bad part of the city, which is but little frequented by Amer icans. Surgeon Major Davis does not believe there is much danger that the disease will spread. He says that at this time of the year there is always few cases of the fever. Every effort will be made to prevent its increase. General Iudlow is satisfied that it is Impossible ns yet to keep yellow fever out of Havana, and especially such districts as'tbat at the southern end of Officious street. The health of the troops is remark ably good, and makes a better showing than at ordinary posts in the United States. Tlu t'oban ChArlty. WASHINGTON, July 8. Senor Que sadn. official representative of the is land of Cuba In thi3 city, today pre sented Dr. Francisco Roldan and Mr. Thorvald C. Culmell to the president. The two latter gentlemen are the rep resentatives of the Cuban committee en reconstruction and they called to urge the diversion of a portion of the Cuban charity fund to the purchase of farming implements and live stock for indigent farmers. Instead of devot ing the entire fund to the purchase of rations for the poor. The Cuban revenues, they said, were now coming in at a rate to warrant the assumption that about $1,400,000 could be devoted annually to this purpose with profit. The president expressed interest in the project and promised to refer the matter to General Brooke, with favor able recommendation. I.ve Allison Ai-ilent. 1j"o Allif-on of JJock IUulTs nrceinct did not spend a very pleasant Fourth of .July. Instead of celebrating he had to nurse a broken lop, tho result of an ice i dent Tuesday rnornir. y. Ho wa- returning home from Murray iidni'r n a road cart, and in turning' the cor ner near the James U Hev farm the cart up et and he received a hard fall which fractured his ley below the knee. Dr. Hrcndel of Murray was called and set tho broken limb, and IjCC is reported to bo potting' along all right, but he regrets that lie h;id to let the Fourth go by without him helping pull the o'tgle'.s tail Union Ledger. DAI LY. I York CITY ANI)C()UiTY. SA I L" UIAV. Frank Dickson of Louisvillo is a I'latt-mouth vi-itor. Miss Grac! Haseineier of Louisville is visiting at the home of County Clerk I lober tson . Sim (luttrn-in of the K'enlue'ty ilour b.jrn company it De Moines, was in the city today. Hon. .1. F. Folk of Greenwood i - in the eiiv vi-iling his smt ( '. S, and other relati ves. .iuiaau. ijiui-e v.urjer are noun) from a vi-it with Iiiends at To pekaand Kansas City. I). M. .Johnson and wife are home from a pleasant three weeks virdt with friends at Sioux Falls, S. D. Frank Curtis and wife are home from a four week-' vi-il with friends at dilTcrcnt points in .Mi-sou ri. Mrs. C L. Marshall went to South Omaha today to spend Sunday with the family of io-r daughter, M rs. F. A. Burke. Itohort Case of Nell a wk a was in tie city today interviewing the republi cans, he being a Candida. for county superintendent. Mr. and Mrs. Jternie J'almeter and little daughter came down from Have- lock and soent the. Fourth with rela tives in this city. Kev. F A. Cauipbeil returned homo Monday evening from Bennett, Neb where- he bad been if attendance at the camp meeting. ni n i mm JlilJ.W ELEASE) "hp Oppose the Commission I'liui. BERLIN. July 8. The National Zeitung, commenting npon the report ed tendency of the Samoan commis sion to appoint an administrator for Samoa who would not be subject to any of the three powers, opposes the plan, pointing out that a similar ex periment in the case of the chief jus tice was a failure. Oold In C lay. It hfts teen discovered that the clay of which our common red bricks are made contains gold, abou-t 15 cents' wortrt to every ton of bricks. An in genious persons has calculated that, a3 there are at least 5,000,000 tons of bricks in London, there must be at least 11,250,000 worth of the precious metal locked up in the walls of that metropolis alone. Is ycur liver tired? Does it f ill do its duty? If so, don't neglect its. call lor heir- A few doses of Hei bine may eave you a epoll of ficknes. IJerbine is the only perfect liver medicine. It cures chills and fever. Prico oCctr. F. G. Fricko & Co. A Krrord for Itaptlzinp. R&v. Tucker Wilson, pastor of a Baptist church in Muncle, Ind., has established a new record, having im mersed 87 newly converted members of his flock in 27 minutes, or at a rate greater than three a minute, and that without any assistance. An Ocean of Tea. It has been calculated that some thing like 1,250,000 pints of tea are im Dibed yearly by Londoners, and that the teapot necessary to contain this amount, if properly shaped, would comfortably take in the whole of St. Paul's cathedral. Kansas Corn Crop. TOPEKA, July 8. Reports from the corn belt of Kansas give promise that Kansas will have the largest yield this year in its history. Tha acreage is much larger than usual. Thousands of farmers plowed up their wheat after it was frozen out and put the ground in corn. The season has been some what backward, but the corn crop is in fine condition. Jewell and Smith counties, combined, are figuring on raising 20,000,000 bushels. A 9-1 0 ItXCVCI.K C1IVKN AWAY The publisher. of The New Star, tho handsomely illustrated Sun day newspaper, are giving a High Gradft Bicycle each day for the largest list of words made by using' thw letters contained in "T-II E N E W Y O-R-K S-T-A R." no moro times in any one word than it is found in The New York Star. Web ster's Dictionary to be considered as authority. Two Good Watches (lirst class time keepers) will be given daisy for second and third b?st hts, and many other valuable rewards, includ ing Dinner Set?, Tea Sets,Chim, Ster ling Silverware, etc , etc., in order of merit. This ed ucationai contest is b ing given to advertise and introduce this successful weekl' into r.ew homes. and all pr izes will lie award-jd promptly without partiality. Twelve 2 cent. stamps must bo enclosed for thirteen weeks trial subscription with fuil par ticulars and list of over 300 valuable rewards. Conte.-t opens and award commence jYlouuav, June Z and closes Monday, August 21, 1S!9. Your list can reach us nuv day between these dates, "and will receive the p.ward to which it may bo entitled that day, and your name will be printed in the following iss-ue of Tho New York Star. Only one list can be entered by the same porson. I'rizes are on exhi bition at The Star's business om'ccs. Persons securing bicycles may have choice of Ladies', Gentlemcn?s or Ju venilis' 1S!)!I model, color or smz'3 dc sired. Call or address Dept. "F.," The New York Star, 2:!u W. ;9i.h Street New York City. Jacob Vallery, sr., was taken very ill on the streets Saturdav evening with a Hinting spell and finco that time has been confined to his bed. Mrs. Kllziheth Worth and daughter, Lucy, and nephew, Henry Cope, of Leadvilie, Colo , are in the city visit ing with the family of Mrs. Worth's -ist, r. Mr,-. C. .1 Martin .miss uuue i-oiiaru oi Acha Ua was in tin: city ye.-terday the gu. st of Mr. and Mrs. .1. 1). Mel'r.d", and departed last evening for Chicago as a delegate to the Christian Endeavor con vention. The county commissioners, with tho exception of Turner Zink, returned to day from Louisville, and South Bend, having' been called t the latter place to look over a. proposed road. Mrs. C. H. Parmelo is having the lot at tho corner of Fourth and Vine streets nicely graded. This is the lot Mrs. 1'arinolo offers to donate for the public library, and it would make a nice quiet place for such a building. Dr. L. F. I i-i 1 1 was down from O.nahn today in the interest of the Protestant Benevolent association, of which he is supremo organizer for the state of Nebraska. This is a fraternity of Methodist, men and women, and al though a new order, it is growing rapidly. Mr. Britt expects to appoint an agent for this city and vicinity. John Kcnwcll Karnes' Sentence Cut to Six Years. Yh 111,- .Man I inplli iit-l In tin Murilrr r A k-in t ulmlalilr (hoi Arrerlw a (On pit of Ni ki-m-h. Hut On,- (;iv' Him tli Niip anil lrniin I nforl unatr Worn iii'h N KikIIiii; It is not generally Known in Cass county, but Joh'n I'.enwell Karnes, who was sentenced to life imprisonment in the district court in 1VK!, has been given his freedom. Governor I'oynt.er having commuted bis sentence to seven years and taking olT his "good time'' his sentence expired during the month of May. It will be remembered that "B ;n well" was convicted of b, i n g an accom plice, in the murder of Mattes Akeson, Harry Hill having paid the penalty for the murder on the gallows in thin city. The papers announcing the act of the governor were not sent hero until July ti, nearly two months after the prisoner had left the country. When tho facts wen made known tho governor was censured by every body. It is a well known fact that if tho people of the county bad thought "Bcnwell" would have been pardoned ho would have been sentenced by J udge Lynch. and Pimples if faming AN UNFAILING SIGN THAT When Nature i overtaxed, fth hfi her own wiiv of eivirii' notice that aHuint- auee is needed. She Im'H not ask for NATIIRP K APPPM IMR 'P"-'l t impossible t,,K, t alon without nMIUIlL 10 HrrLMLIUU it Bods ami pimples are an indication that the system is uccumiil.il ing impuril ies w Inch FflR HFI P must lie gotten rid of ; they are an urgent apcal for aHHistancn lUn FiLLI h warning that can riot safely bo ignored. To neglect to purify the blood at Ibis time moans moro than the annoyance of painful Ix.ils ami unsightly pimples. If these impurities are allowed to remain, the system Riir.eutiibs to any ordinary illness, and 13 unable "to withstand the many ailments which are so prevalent during Hx iiig and summer. Mrs. L. ('entile, VOOl Second Avenue. S.aKle, Wash , says: "I was alllieted for a long time with pimples, which were very annoying, as they disfigured my face fearfully. After usuiy; many other remedies in vain. S S S. promptly ,--" 1 ..1 1 1 1 1 .... 1 w m-'jl illll IIUMVMIIII i-IC?jlHMl 1 1 1 MKNMI, HUM MOW 1 J i t 1 111 I, i sir:) .I rf-l au,l my b i S. S. S. FOR TE!E BLOOD ISurjj l:tri it Itn riluit; V:ir A (-'iiieago. Hock I-land and I'acific boarding car, belonging to a bridge Lrang, was burglarized by two negroes at South Bond Saturday afternoon, the men having gained entrance by prying open a window. Some citizens saw them get into the ear and fright ened them out, when they started to run. Tho section en -w was working near by and som- of the men went in lur-uit on 1h h md-ear and others' on foot, but they hid e.ie- fully a milt; before they we--. ciptu.el. They wi re takr 11 to town ami Constable .Jacob Cam ,ean lo d ttu'm. v hiio in the ear they cut 01 en a grip belong ing to one of the bridge men, taking two razors, a knife, a pair of gold cull buttons, and two eert i Meat, s of d Ci.pt. William Astor Charier Con gressman from New York, is the pres ident of The New York Star, which is giving away a Forty Dollar Bicycle daily, as offered by their advertise ment in another column. Hon. Amos J. Cummings, M. C, Col. Asi Bird Gardner, District Attorney of New York, ex Governor Hogg, of Texas,and Col. Fred Foigl, of New York, are among the well known names in their board of directors. ltpnrt oT I'ollee Juilfie. Police Judge Archer's report for the m.'inth of June is quite heavy, and indicates that l'iattsmouth is getting pretty tough or else the police aro attending to business more strictly than formerly. It is as follows: Ar rests, 20; paid fines, 12, committed to j til, o; left town,l:sentence suspended, 1; p ud by street work, 1; amount col lected, S44. Only one month since Judge Archer h is b?en in office has a larg"er amount been collected and that was during the construction of the Missouri Pacific railroad. List of Letter. Remaining uncalled for at the post- office at Plattsmouth, July S, 1S!9: Darnell. James Hes-enti iw, James Kossa, George Martin. Robert K Oliver. Miss Amy Snyder, Edward Shuck, Milliam Truman. Miss Beitlia Underwood. Mrs Grace Whitlock. Jnlm K Young. F M When calling for any of the above letters please say "advertised." C. II. Smith, Postmaster. Item tit of Advert isliiR The following letter from Colorado is self-explanatory and shows the good results of advertising in the leading paper of C .ss couutv : CoNKil), Colo., June 2(i Mr. B. Eiioo, clothier Dar Sir: I see by your advertisement i o the Platt-inouth News that 0 cents will buy a hem stitched handkerchief. Please send mo one. Enclosed find stamps for pay ment and for postage. Yours truly. MRS. K. Li. ARNOLD. MONDAY. Ed (J raisin an and wife spent Sunday in Louisville with Mrs. Grassinan's mother, Mrs. Frank Wheeler. (Juite a number of tho mei chants have signed a petition which is being circulated, agreeing to c'ose places of business at S p. m. July 17. Mrs. Fred Lehn'uoff and daughter went to Newton, la where thev will visit Mrs. l.ehnhofl's mother for a fe.v weeks. Mrs. J IT. Thrasher was called to Hillsdale, Ja., yesterday hy the an nouncement that her brother, W. M. Coates, was dangerously ill. posit on a Kansas hank, all el which was found in po-sc sioii of the negroes except the cull' buttons. Constable Cain secure, u th" services of a in in by the name of Miil.-r and started to this city with the prisoners. They nrrivod hero on a Burlington freight about S o'clock, and getting olT the train in t; e upper yards started to walk down to the j lil. While passing between .oine cars the negro who was in Con-tabh-: Coin's possession gave a lurch i.iul broke s.Wf.y, soon d iu open nr. g m tie dark ness and the "e a;;r' has not !) en seen since. It is thought he got cut on the the same train. Ir.e other one was landed in jail to await a hearing, lie gives his name as Harry Thrrnas, while the other ieliow gavo his as Handy Burl. The latter is regarded by the officer s as a bad man. He has a long scar on the side of his f;ice, evi dently made by a razor. 11 good complexion, w hich I never had before." Capt. V. II. Dunlap, of the A. J S. It. It., Chattanooga. Tenn., writes: " Several boils and carbuncles broke out. uimn mo, emmi'iin great pain and annoyance. My blood sei-nn, to be in a riotous condition, and nothing 1 took hcciiiciI i,, ,,, tii linv irood. Six Ih.IIIch of S S. S eni.-.l , ,. I. .(,.! . 1 -tA W --- .... ''iititic;, K .A' ....r:v 'Vr''r is the lnst blood remedy, because it in purely vegetable and is tho only one that is absolutely fren from potash and niercurv. It j.rrnjtly purities the blood and thoroughly clonuses, the system, builds up the general health and Ktrength. It cures Scrofula, I loema, ( 'anccr, Bbeuma tiRiri, Tetter, Boils, Sores, etc., by going direct to the cause of the trouble umi forcing out all impure blood. Books free to any addresH by the Swift Spoeilio Co., Atlanta, G.i. DR. WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT will cure liliixl, Jtlucilua- and It lung 1'iles It absorbs the turners, allays, the itelurer nt acts as a poult ice, fives instant relief. JYcpaivil only ,,r I'ilesnuil llehingnl the private parts, l-lver.v Imx is warranted. .1 lab'e (", ions, of Maysville, Ky , Hays: "lr. Wi.'liarns' Indian l'ile()ii,l ment cured rue afl , r e:i r-s o I HulTcrinj,'." .Sold by d ruffi'isl s Bent by mail on reccijil nt ni-len. r,u cents and f l.'tXi per box. A HTM mn italitv uti Lira U Li il - Aio-i-r-M ,-" " mm Nl-niviaiiiv i-1 1 x r .t.m Tho (Treat remedy for mrvnus prostration and all diseases of the (.'cneratl v organs of either sex, fluch as Nervous Prostration, J-'.-tiliric or Lost Marihoot iRipotcncy, Nirhl ly Kmlssioiis, Youthful Krrors, Mental Worry, excessive iih of Tohacco or uni. Mhirh lirtrl to (, 'oris,, mm inn in, I Inu.n.nu a,,i, irrrn iiniita u,fL.i., : . ' ... "' "I Arltn (I M It 11 " "iwi: in run: or reouio oie iiioiiev. S.OIU at I.OOnir hoi. Self 0 boxes for $5.00. IMC. MOTI'S llll.TIK AL. '., lcv lund, Olilol ..MILWAUKEE.. I d nu ers 1 Mo AH Kinds of Repairs.. The Best Binding Twine ..Best Machine Oil their after little today Charley Laneston came down from Ilavelock Saturday evening' and as sisted the M. V. A. band boys at the concert j-esterJay aftern(on. Mrs. Kate Polk and children de parted yesterday for Newcastle, Ind., their futuro home. They leave many ti lends in Plattsmouth who rcjjrot their departure. Frank L,. Mary and wife came down from Lincoln S iturd-iy evening to visit the lattor's parents, William Neville and wife. Mr. .Mary returned this morning, but his wife and baby will remain for a more extended visit. Dr. C. A. Marshall returned this morning from Burlington, la., whero he has been visitincr his wife and other relatives for a week. He reports that Mrs. Marshall is recovering from her illness, hut will not bo aide to come home for several weeks. IjOu Keinhaekle was arrested yes terday morning by Officer Hanson for disturbing tho pence. lie appeared before ludgo Archer today and re ceived a fine which he will pay by staying at the Hotel McBr'do a few days. A larue crowd was in attendance yesterday at the first Sundny after noon concert of the M. W. A band. The park has been improved in vari ous ways, and now presents a nne appearance. One of tho principal impiovements is the new ba.no. stand. which has been erected ii"!ir the cen ter of the p.irk. Misses Para and Uima Lve, who hnve hr-en visiting for the prst two weeks with ti e Wo-eott-. at "Suriiv- sido." .ft this a'tc no m f -r O n iha. where i hey wiii vi-it for a fw d iys before returning o iheir home at j Fremont. Miss Para has just received her degree frc m Oberlin college, after a five years' course at that insitution. A number of lattsmouth printers are in receipt of invitations to the weddir g of Morris M. Cri-smm and Miss LoDii E -win, which event is to take place at All Saints' church in Nebraska City at S:"0 a. m., July 1G. Mr. Crissman used to reside in Platts mouth and was emplo3ed as composi tor on The News. He is now wo k ing in Lincoln. 1 The trKi Kfdtal. The organ recital at the Presbyter ian church yesterday afternoon, given by Mr. Carl Tucker, was an artistic success. A fair-si, jd audience was present and enjoy, d two hours of class ical music. It is not often such a treat is offered to mus-ic-lovers, and it is hof ed Mr. Tucker will repeat the re cital soon. A beautiful vocal solo by Miss Clar k and a violin solo charm ingly played by Miss Kauble were val uable additions to the program. Egenberger & Troop Lower Main St. I5ct. 3rd and 4th St. Bismarck's Iron Nerve Was the result of his splendid health. Indomitable will and tremendous en ergy are not fount! where stomach. liver, kidneys and bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and tho success they bring, use Dr. King's New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only 2c at F. G. Fricke & Co. 's drug store. Joe and Frank, The People's Clothiers. m M r T f X rf-v T-1 T l y r t - -w r -l , , .w r . . r r . -r . Wc ityj dimjIi-.v va i. r- r.ci i i i , we are rsiM in a sensational business. We have a complete line of .Wgliyeo Shirts Shirts with Collars attached and without Col la rs Shirts with two (dollars and a pair of CulTs Shirts with two pair Cull's and with out Collars. Shirts at oOc with two Collars and Cuffs or without Col lars and with CufTs that you can't find :it any other place at Toe. Shirts at 7oc, $1 and f 1.2-5 on which we can have ou L'r per cnt. i! you buy of us. Remember this is a Shirt Talk we h ive more Shirt- than all othor Plattsmouth houses combined. Next week we will give you an idea of our complete stooi; of Underwear and Sox at prices that will open your eyes. By the way, come to us before you buy any Hoys' Suits, long or knee Pants. Thoy aro worth while seeing, even if you -hou!d not need any for jour boys at present. Don't forget us when you need a nice Hat Felt Cra-h or Straw. Our $5 Men's Suits are worth $7 oil of anv man's money. You will say so when you see them. Our Carhartt O'Alls, Jackets and Pants, UNION MADE, you know what they are the best in the world. JOE & FRANK, Waterman Block Plattsmouth N( '! Foil Salk oi: Kknt Store room and dwelling combined, .'MxoS feet, known as tho T. V. Davis store, in Murray. Inquire of J. W. Fdmur.ds, Murraj', Neb. Teaspoons Ar.d Tablespoons, Knives and Forks are something that every one needs. We are soiling the bast liOoKiis goods at prices that will enable anyone to buy. JNO. T. COLEMAN . JEWELER Second Door South of Po.-tonioe. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Legal Notice. Ia the district H'urt Cass county. Nebraska. Myrtle liarncs. I'iaiotirt, vs. I George Morgan ar.d Morgan, viieol ueore r Morgan ilirst anil real I name unknown, i e- I lendant?. J (Jeorife Morgan and Morgan, wife of Genrge Morgan, irirst and real name unknown) defendants, " ill take notice that on the huh dav of lime. A. U . I ''''. Myrtle I'.arnus, plaintitt tierein. tiied tier petition in the district court of ass county. euiasi.a. against said detendants. the oijeet and praer of w hich a. e to quif t the titie to tti" !olloving ascrioeu prein ises.situatea in tiie fountv of Cuss and state ol iNeurasa. to wit: The northeast quarter of section twenty- nine (-!.' in t nvnsh'p twelve d"i.) north, in range eleven ill. I east ol the sixth i rincipal meridian, in plaintirf. as iigainst ilefendants. by decree ol said court, ami to declare any claims of the said defendants in or to said premises nu ii and void, and of no eKect. and that the cloud cast upon plaintirt's title to said premises by rea-on of a defective acknowledge ment certificate appended to a deed made by the defendant. George Morgan, to Kosan Decker, be forever removed and declared null and void, and plaintiffs title to said premises be declared to be legal and valid and fully established in law and equity and for such other and farther relief as may be just and equitable. You are required t answer said petition on or before the 31st day of July. A. D. is.it. Dated June IS. lsW. Mvrtle Barnes. 1'laintirt. By J. M. Leyda, Attorney. tXSSSSXZSZSE. A BOON TO MJXNlliNnS DRTABLI 01 rn 30 tn R'S BUCKEYE nUW CURE A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES, WITHOUT PAIN. CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED. Tubes, by Mail, 75 Cents; bottles, 50 Cents. JAMES F. BALLARD, Sole Proprietor, - 310 North Mala Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. F. G. Fricke & Co.