Do You
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Whitlow glass. ;it, (Jeriiiir X Co.'s
Kxitiisilis" fur a iimcI delicious
Slllllke.
ISst paint mi caith" at Atwood's
It ug store.
An elegant and up-to-date line of
wall paH T at (icrinuX ('. 's
Mr. and Mrs. .lames Allison, of m ar
Murray, wi-rt in tin city I'riday.
I r. .1. W. Ian, .r Mar.vville, Mo.,
spent Sunday in t his city as t he guest
f .Judge iMtuglass and family.
tlco. I . Mat ti'son, an old and very
prominent resident of Sout h I lend, was
a Piattsmoiit It visitor Friday.
Mrs. '. K. Wi':4-ott returned fnm
Kansas Saturlay evening, wlu-rr she
has lieen visiting for three weeks.
Ifukill, Opt it-ian. of Omaha, w illhe
at Fricke X I'o.'s drug store every
Monday. Kxamination free. Satis
t ion guaranteed.
M r. !((. 1 1. Stohr, one of our prompt
paying patrons at the Khuwood ost
oiliee, sends us a dollar this week to
renew Ids subscription to t he Journal.
Siieriiiteiident K. L. House was in
South Omaha I'riday ni'iit, where he
was railed to serve as one of the judges
in the state high school oratorieal
contest.
If the readers of the Journal fail to
read any I'nion items this week, they
will understand that l.ro. I raves
failed to send us a Ledger. Why, we
do not attempt to explain.
Mrs. (!. V. Stoiitcnhuroiigh enter
tained the high school faculty in a
most elegant manner with a three
course luncheon Saturday afternoon,
was most delightfully enjoyed.
Judge. 15. S. Ilamsey departed Sun
day for I.oveland, Colorado, in re
spouse to a telegram summoning him
to the hedsitle of his brother John,
who is reported to be dangerously ill.
Spring lainess, legs ache, hack ache,
feel tired, no ambition, no appetite,
all rundown feeling. Rocky Mountain
Tea puts new life into your lunly: you
feel good all over. X cents. Jlering
St Co.
Dr. K. W. ('iMk, returned from Chi
cago Thursday last, letter prepared to
look after his patients than ever.
When it comes to medical knowledge
the Ir. always keeps up with the
pri "Cession.
II. i:. Moreley. of lira id City. Mo.,
arrived here Saturday. Mr. Moreley
came to look over the situat ion. with
a view of going into the saloon busi
ness here, lie returned home Tues
day morning.
I'. I. Meisinger and wife were in
the city Monday, and while lie re he
took an opportunity to drop in and re
new for the Journal. Mr. Meisiiiger isa
well to do farmer, and resides fourand
a half miles west of Mynard.
Sam Patterson and family departed
Saturday night for New York City,
and will lie at home in the future at
2 It; West hCth street. Mr. and Mrs.
Patterson have the liest wishes of the
many friends in the home of their
childhood for their future health and
prosperity.
Mrs. William McClelland and child,
after a short visit with friends in
Plattsmouth, departed for their home
in Kulo. Friday morning. Mrs. Mc
Clelland is the wife of the young man
who fell from the II. X M. bridge into
the river several weeks a,'", and whose
body has never !eeii recovered.
Saitler & Fassbender.
Spring 3$ Here?
So is House CleaLnirvg Time.
You alwavn want to know where to p;et the best
Furnishings. You are invited to see us for Car
pets, Linoleums, of all grades, and the finest and
-hest Carpet Sweepers on
SaWerB Fassbender.
Want an Up-to-
Date
lit?
rings
It" ynu an- i-ontinlatin ji-ttin one call
mi tin- o!l rvliabK tailor
Frank McElroy,
cxainiiu his lint samples ami leave youror
Ur in tiin ami lie will lo the the rest.
rail for "(Jut I lei I" cigars, Tjc.
I r. Marshall, dentist, Fit.tferald
block.
A good lead pencil for 1c at Cering
X Co.'s
Kepresental i ve I ecsl )einier was
herefrom Flmwood Friday.
W. II. Pool, of Weeping Water, had
business in the county court Friday.
Guaranteed to wear live years - Pat
ton's Sun Proof Paint. Sold only by
Cering X 'o.
Charley Pichey, the Louisville grain
and Iumlier dealer, was in thecity Mon
day on business.
I f you are a judge of a good smoke,
try the "Acorns" cent cigar and you
will smoke no ot her.
The will of the late John Newman,
deceased, was admitted to probate in
the county court Monday.
Pev. Ceo rue Mitchell arrived from
Franklin, Neb., Friday evening for a
short visit, with his brother, James
Mitchell and family.
When you want a pleasant physic
trv Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take and
pleasant in effect. For sale by all
druggists.
Final settlement was made in the
estate of Patrick Shields, deceased
Saturday, and Thomas Walling, the
administrator, discharged by the
county judge.
Mrs. San ford Lewis, who has spent
a pleasant time anions her relatives
and friends in this city for the past
ten days departed for her home in
Denver, Monday.
The iceman had lietter make it warm
for his ice consumers while he has the
chance. A company has been organ
ied at York for the manufacture of
refrigerators that require no ice.
In the county court Friday. I. .1.
Pitman was discharged as special ad
ministrator of the estate of Ceorge
I). Aniick. deceased, and then was ap
pointed and qualified as executor of
the same.
(live the children Pocky Mountain
Tea, this month, makes them strong,
makes them eat; sleep and grow. Cood
for the whole family. A spring tonic
that makes sick people well. 3."cents.
Cerium X Co.
"The rruit is all killed," and "the
fruit is not all killed," are the con
flicting reports that come from various
.sections of the county. Now, how is
a newspaper man to tell whether we
are to have any fruit at all this year?
Aaron Anderson, an employe of the
15 X M. coach shop who had his jaw-
broken in two places two weeks ago, is
getting along; nicely. It will be remem
lered that Mr. Anderson was struck
by a heavy block of wood thrown from
a tly-saw.
In the last issue of the Pelle Fourche
(S. I). ) Northwest Post we notice that
15. L. Kirkham, one of its editors has
been nominated for member of the
school hoard. Jt shows that Part
stands pretty highly in his new home,
as he had no opposition for the nomi
nation, even. The election, simply as
a matter of form, takes place May 14.
Mrs. Conrad Schlater returned from
a most pleasant visit with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Joseph Tighe, in Wabash,
yesterday, accompanied by her daugh
ter, who will visit a few days. Mrs.
Schlater has been absent aliout two
weeks, ami no one was better pleased
to see her than our old friend Conrad,
who has been quite lonesome.
the market. Also, we
have the mott com
plete line of first-class
Refrigerator's. Never
forget for a minute
that we are the House
hold Furnishers of
Plattsmouth and Cass
county. So when in
need of anything give
us a trial.
Save money by buying; at Atwood's
drug; store.
Co to At wood's drug store for wall
paier and paint .
Smoke the Wurl Pros.' celebrated
"Cut Hell" cigars.
Doan's and Iodd's kidney pills at
Atwood's drug; store.
Ir. Frank L. Cummins, dentist.
Ortice with Dr. K. D. Cummins.
"K.xquisitos" is the popular cigar,
and a most elegant smoker. Made only
by Herman Spies.
Leave orders for pajier haulers and
painters at Cering &, Co.'s, uud they
will send you first class men.
We are pleased to note Attorney D.
O Dwyer up and around after a
severe siege with pneumonia.
Attorney A. J. (J raves is able to be
alwiut again after a severe tussel with
a full-fledged case of apiendicits.
Miss Mae Patterson, who has leen
the guest of Miss Kmma Harnett, in
Nebraska City, -for some time returned
home Sunday aternoou.
Mrs. Virgil McFarland returned to
her home in Peat rice this week after an
extended visit of several weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Camp
bell. Maud Last night Jack told me that
he wouldn't marry the lx?stgirl living,
unless what unless she took Pocky
Mountain Tea. Sensible fellow. jr
cents. Cering & Co.
The pontoon bridge plans have leen
approved by the war department at
Washington, and now those who want
to cross w ith vehicles, will soon have
the satisfaction of doing; so.
T. C. Parks, of near Creenwood, was
in the city Saturdry, for the tirst time
in thirty years, although born in
Plattsmouth in 18.V. Evidently Mr.
Parks has had but little business in a
legal form.
E0 oB
Everything in Ginghams, Demities, Lawns and Mer-
cerized goods, especially for waistings.
Lace Curtains in Brussels Net, Irish Point, Notteng-
ham Lace and Ruffled Net
Curtains from
Agents "QUeen Quality
e Down Corsets,
Bjtterick Patterns.
Forset Mills Hosiery and
3 UNDERWEAR. 3
Lee J. Maytield, of the Louisville
Courier, was here Tuesday.
lion. II. D. Travis is treating his
residence to a fresh coat of paint.
Writing paper, pens, ink and all
writing material at Gering & Co.'s
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Craig are the
proud possessors of a new girl haby.
Just think guaranteed to wear 5
years that's what Gering & Co. do
with Pat ton's Sun Proof Paint.
Three sisters of John Engel arrived
this week direct from Havana, Ger
many, and will make their home in
Plattsmouth for the present.
For a clear skin, clear all the way
through, transparent enough to let
sunshine rosy cheeks show through
take Kocky Mountain Tea. This
month, spring time. 3.5ce.its. Gering
& Co.
Matt Gering left Tuesday afternoon
for St. Paul, Minn., to look after some
important matters in the Supreme
court of that state. Mr. Gering 'sex-
tensive practice calls him to a great
many western states. He was accom
panied by his mother.
A clerk's union has been organized
in this city. The charter for same
has arrived and the organization com
pleted last night with a membership
of aUnit fifteen. George Tart sell says
the clerks of this city have no kick
coming unless it leto compel the mer
chants to take out all cash registers.
Hut they don't propose to "go out" on
that account.
In almost every neighborhood some
one has died from an at tuck of colic or
cholera morbus, often before medicine
could be procured or a physician sum
moned. A reliable remedy for these
diseases should be kept at hand. The
risk is too great for anyone to take.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has undoubtedly
saved the lives of more people and
relieved more pain and suffering than
any other medicine in use. It can
always be depended upon. For sale by
all druggists.
"Gut Nell," the favorite cigar.
(Jet your shoes sh hied at Sherwood's.
Read Ilayden Pros, ad in this paper.
Ceorge Horn, the Cedar Creek grain
man was here Saturday. While here
Mr. Horn renewed for the Journal.
New subset ibers to the Journal come
in almst daily. Evidently the ieople
of Oiss county appreciate a good
thing; when they see it.
No more trap shooting; of tame
pigeons in Nebraska. The recent
legislature enacted a law prohibiting,'
such slaughter. And it Is right, too.
Frank Creen came in from Kearney
Saturday, having; resigned his jK.sition
as rciortcr on the Daily Hub. He
will remain at, home for the present.
W. II. Schomaker, residing two-and
a-half miles northwest of Nehawka,
and one of the Journal's prompt pay
ing patrons, was in the city Monday,
and made thisoilice a brief visit.
Now's the time to take Poclcy
Mountain Tea; it drives out the
microbes of w inter; it builds up the
stomach, kidneysand liver. A wonder
ful spring tonic that makes sick people
well. Coring & Co.
Dr. J. F. Prendel, of Murray, was in
the city Sat u rday. He is a son of Dr.
P. F. Prendel, of the same place, and
recently graduated from the Lincoln
medical college, and expects to eider
into partnership with his father for
the practice of medicine.
The Louisville Courier has changed
its make-up since Lee J. Maylield has
again assumed control. It is now a
sixteen page paper with four columns
to the page, and makes a very hand
some form and very convenient for
perusal. The style of the Curier is
becoming very popular, and is simply
an experiment with Mr. Maylield, as
he so states. It is very neat in appearance.
WEY&SQM
Carpets!
House cleaning time is here,
. perhaps 2 or three, and our store is the place to get them
good and cheap. We liavccA Ao1
all wool carpets at
Axminsters and Velvet Brussels
line of Wool Velvet at 8()c sewed. Sultana Carpets 25c and
40c. Mattings all grades.
up to 4 yards wide.
see our Line of
Patent
$1.25 to $5.00
99
Shoes.
g Much lighter and
g mure flexible than
5? patent leather.
S
j The most inveterate smokers declare
j the "Exquisitos" the choicest cigars,
j Nick JIalmes shipped two cars of
j cattle to South Omaha Monday night,
j and went up Tuesday to look after
them.
M. Waybright went to Omaha yes
terday afternoon to visit his wife, who
is recovering from a surgical operation
recently performed at the Clarkson
hospital.
John McNurlin, of Mt. Pleasant
precinct and W. II. Seybert, of Cedar
Creek, two of the Journal's staunch
supporters, gave this otlice a social
call while in the city Tuesday.
Prof. Mark Fowler passed through
the city this morning en route for
Mills county, where he will spend the
principal part of his vacation. He has
been re-employed to conduct the Mur
ray school again next year, but has not
yet decided to accept the proposition.
Tired Out
' I was very poorly and could
hardly get about the house. I was
tired out all the time. Then I tried
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and it only
took two bottles to make me feel
perfectly well." Mrs. N. S. Swin
ney, Princeton, Mo.
Tired when you go to
bed, tired when you get
up, tired all the time.
Why? Your blood is im
pure, that's the reason.
You are living on the
border line of nerve ex
haustion. Take Ayer's
Sarsaparilla and be
quickly cured.
Si. 90 a bottle.
All ((.
Atk your doctor what lio think of Ayer'a
Rarapmrilla. He knows all abnuttht grand
old family ruodirine. Follow bu adyice and
wa wiU be tatUfied.
J. C. ATER CO.. Lowell. Mai.
i
Castoria at Cering & Co.'s
Dr. K. D. Cummins Is confined to Ids
home on account of Illness.
Elegant patterns in wall paper at
Atwood's drug store very cheap.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hat t are the
possessors of a new boy baby, which
arrived Tuesday.
Mrs. David Miller, of .Dead wood, S
D., is visiting old-time friends in
Plattsmouth and vicinity.
Dr. E. W. Cook and II. K. Cering
went to Omaha Tuesday afternoon
where they attended the convention
of the Modern Vodinen lodge, t(
w hich they were elected delegates.
William Trotter, sends us a dollar
and orders the Journal sent to his ad
dress at Nehawka for one year. It
seems that no well regulated family
can get along without the Journal.
Mr. Joseph Pomlnville, of Stillwater,
Minn., after having spent over 2,onn
with the best doctors for stomach
trouble, without relief, was advised
by his druggist to t ry a box of Chamlx-Is
lam's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He
did so. and is a well man today. If
troubled with indigestion, bad taste
in the mouth, lack of apietite or
constipation, give tablets a trial, and
you are certain to be more than pleased
with the result. For sale at 2." cents
per box by all druggists.
Mrs. J. Benson, 210 south Kith street,
Omaha. Ten dozen corset covers at
2.V, value :50to") cents. Nightdresses
for $1 A'j values from to 2.i).
Splendid bargain in children's muslin
underwear. Cood untrimined drawers
10 cents up. Hemstitched rutlles, 20
cents up. Lace and embroidered,
trimmed, 25 cents up. Night dresses
from 'X cents up. Tucked and milled
skirts from :!) cents up. Deep rullle
with tucks and wide iaee and inser
tion $1.0 up. Special railroad rates
May 7, 8, and Dth.
Carpets
which calls for a new carpet or
-new designs.
A special
Rugs, Oilcloths and Linoleum
Wash Goods
Kibo
Kid.
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1 ro Dress
J W Boot.
S THAT THIS H
J s - jt TRADE MARK
i y ,v X. H S BRANDED
ON EVERY g
Leather Louis XV. heeL
Exact Reproduction of this Style Shoe.
Miss Herman, who has been visiting
for several weeks with her sisters, Mrs.
James Donnelly and Miss Julia Her
man, Jeft Tuesday for her home in
Watertown, Wisconsin.
The active turners of the Platts
mouth Turn-Verein will give an
exhibition on Saturday evening, May
10, for the benefit of the class that
goes to the district Turn-fest at Mil
lard, Nebraska, May 30th.
A horse was stolen from the pasture
of Joseph Lynn, near Union, on Tues
day night last, and Sheriff McBride is
on the alert to overtake the thief and
horse. Several hundred cards were
printed at this otlice, and scattered
broadcast over the land offering a re
ward of $.j0 the arrest and conviction
of the thief.
The G. A. Tl. post of this city re
ceived eleven monuments on Monday
from the government to be placed
over the heads of deceased veterans
whose remains are hurried in Cass
county. Each monument bears an
inscription, giving the name,regiment,
time of enlistment and date of the
veteran's death. j
White's express and delivery team
created a little excitemeut on Sixth
street yesterday as it came tearing
through town. It collided at the cor
ner of Sixth and Pearl witha telephone
pole, which had a slight tendency to
call a halt. They started from the M.
P. depot, and got through town with
out injury even to the vehicle. A
broken tongue is all the damage done.
'A man living on a farm near here
came in a short time ago completely
doubled up with rheumatism. I hand
eel him a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and told him to use it freely and
if not satisfied after using it he need
not pay a cent for it," says C. P. Kaj--der,
of Patten's Mills, Y. "A few
days later he walked into the store as
straight as a string and handed me a
dollar saying, 'give me another bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I want
it in the house all the time for it
cured me." For sale by all druggists.
DEALER IN
Groceries
The IJtst (Jrmlt'H of Hour,
Kvervt liinir first-elnsH.
f-i
x any part of tlio
8 Fat Main St. Stare.
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Grand Exhibition And Dance.
The Plattsmouth Turn-Verciu will
give a grain! exhibit ion and (lane- at
their hall on Sat unlay night, MaylO
lihKl, for the benelit, of the class that
will attend tlm district Turn-fest at
Millard, Neb., MayM. The entertain
ment will consist of athlet e perform
ances, and vocal and instrumental
music by some of the leading vocalists
and musicians of the city. Admission
only 25 cents. After the entertain
ment an opportunity will be extended
to all who w ish to engage in dancing.
It is the intention to make this one of
the finest entertainments ever given
in Turner Hall. A cordial invitation
is extended to everyone.
Not All Dead Yet.
The old saying that "fools a re not all
yet dead," has been fully illustrated by
a German farmer of this county, who
went to Chicago to get him a w ife in
reply to an advertisement in
a matrimonial paper. After cor
responding a few times with what ap
peared "just the woman to suit him,"
he proceeded to the lake city in quest
of her and to bring her home wit h him.
After "being taken in" for iMoo.no by
the matrimonial newspaper route,"
and being out in the neighloi hood or
half this amount for expenses, he re
turned home, we hope, "a much wiser
man." This is another warning to
those men who are looking for wives
through the channels of a matrimonial
bureau. Jf you can't prevail .upon
some good girl w ho you have known for
years to marry you, remain an old
bachelor.
, Death of John Ramsey.
A telegram was received from Judge
B. S. Bamsey yesterday announcing
the death of his brother John, at his
home in Loveland, Colo., at ! o'clock
Tuesday morning. The Judge, who
left here Sunday, did not reach his
brother's bedside before his death.
John Bamsey was a former resident of
Cass county, having resided on a farm
near Cedar Creek, for many years. He
went to Colorado about live years ago,
where he has since been making his
home. He has many friends in Cass
county who will regret to learn of his
demise.
A Pleasant Affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Barker enter
tained a number of their friends in
honor of Miss Ethel Luthy I 'riday, May
1, i;x:J. Miss Luthy lias been teaching
at the Little Brick .school house, one
mile and a quarter west of Mynard.
She will return to her home in Weep
ing Water in a few days. Her many
friends dislike to see her leave. Those
present were as follows: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Terry, Misses Olive Cole, Edna
Propst, Nora Hutton, Lydia Howard,
Kittie Perry, Dula Vallery, Lillian
Wheeler, Mary Barker, Pearl Barker
and Ethel Luthy: Messrs. Earl Cole,
Thayer iPropst, Elljcrt Wiles, Batio
Barker, Boy Howard, Verner Perry,
Mr. Glenn, Tom Will, Frank Vallery,
Albert and Percy Wheeler, Sam Carey,
Will Carey and Bertram Barker. Jle-
freshments were served, and all report
a good time.
Bonding on Poini
The practical painter says,
you can "bank" on
Patton's Sun-Proof Paint
because it saves the cost
of at least one painting
every five years. The
painter "banks" on
because it gives him
reputation.
Patffon's
IPaSnit
is made in exact proportions
perfectly mixed by improved machinery. It is the best spread
ing, longest wearing paint, and lias the most brilliant and lasting
colors. Guaranteed to wear for five years. Send for book of
Paint Knowledge and Advice (free) to
PATTON PAINT CO., ' Lak St., Milwaukee, Wis.
For Sale by GERING & CO,, P.0UTH
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Provisions
Cun-d Mcnta ami ('aimed (Joudn.
(JikmIs iimiimf v ih-Iivcred to
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eily on nhort notice.
Phnnt 216.
: I And ICvcrylniliy Knows that
I JOHN SCHIAPPACASSE
;i makes the most ddiamis ice
cream nn tiie market.
Also, confectioneries, fruits,
Nuts, Arc.
He Solicits Your Trade.
Keep
Cool!
WILL YOU?
I iuy Your lee of
H. C.
MclAKEW
& SON,
w ho always places it rilM in your
refrigerator
TCUtbout jxtra (Ebaroc!
Delivered holli Morniiiand Even
ing in quantities- desired.
Help Wanted!
I will pay J".oo jmt month for a
good man to assist me with the farm
work; ami also at elevator in Mynard.
Must furnish good references.
Wll.MAM GlM.KSl'11-:.
To Cure A Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo (Juiuine
Tablets. All druggists refund the,
money if it fails to cure. E. W
Grove's signature on each box. 'I'm,.
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a BY KEEPING
JIM LIME:!
8 And marching
B straight to
where you will be re
paid for your trouble
by netting tb best
on the markets.
I Groceries,
S Canned Goods,
Fruits,
Q fresh daily from the markets.
I VEGETABLES,
g gathered fresh every morning,
g 'Phone 54.
j V:iti rin;iM lllock n.ittsfiioiilli. S
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of the most durable materials,