The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, April 21, 1904, Image 1
If Mattsm.outfo Journal Tl... I...i..ul will I rvrr I f.mrd 1- f , IlltlTI-ltlif I'ihiu- f ) Uiuuili miU Ciui couuly Hi g uiraL ( i Kvrry IhtutuI tit I lir (inly ktl- IH U101'( IK'UKK TiiCy 11) mo ivumy. vuuly. ( n. A. BATES, TlllLIMlElt. "I'KMCCUATIC AT ALL TIUKi A"ND VXDEU ALL 1'lUCOls I AM i-S." OFFICE No. 112, South Sixth Strekt Volume XXIV PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1904. Number 17. TART CURB STONE JOSHISGS And Other Items of Interest Prepared Es pecially tor the Journal Readers, Now to tin' lull uik) uni'iit wi'imIs 'Dim tl-.li mid I'iru iiiiiii lilt' :iy. Kur Mari'li l pusl nml April lirru lilirill'll SIIS Will SOOII HlM'lir- Anil li'iiii-f.ii'iHl l.i-nt. (lit- M-usnn dri'iir. Is msl uiiil koiiu, Hit' buuliirs nay. Cheer up, boys. The Fourth of July will be here In less than three months. riattsmouth will have nine licensed saloons the coming municipal year an increase of one. If you can't loost your home town, you can at least refrain from using the hammer on it. A college professor claims that peo ple who eat apples are virtuous. This is one professor that don't know it all. That tired look upon the face of the average man you see coming up the street is caused by liousecleanlngat ills home. Had you taken our advice and kept 'cm on until winter was gone for sure you might have escaped that hacking ough. Every dog has lils day, but some of the dogs In this town should cut their nights out, In order togive some people much needed sleep. A young lady of riattsmouth says she believes In long engagements be cause it gives time to look about and see if they can do better. A correspondent wants to know what a man should wear on Sunday nights. In this old town some of tlic leading hypocrites Wear an air of pious resig nation. Tlic devil nimkIm llio wleked wind. To Wow your Nklrts kuuu-liigli, Hut llriivcn Is just Anil ncihIs tin' tluxt To blow In lliu bud man's eye. One of experience says that the honeymoon is sure over when the hus band forgets to ask his bride how much money she needs when she goes out shopping. Louisville has four applicants for saloon licenses. The people up that way must be getting awful dry, after doing without their "regular morning eye-openers" for a whole year. A St. Louis girl lias forgotten her name and says she doesn't know whether It is Annie von Kressc or Rene von Kressc. A riattsmouth girl with a name like that would change it and forget it, too. Wlii-n tlio senile Hprlnu conn s suslilni? Ami the fiiriniT will ho ruslilnj? To plant dm hwitI porUtnr. Hut If you'll notli'i- up-lo-ilati Tin) vent lu Hprlntf Is soini'whiit lutu. And lite tiller will bo latiT. ly the extra work to perform In fill ing out the tax schedules this year it is doubtful If the assessors of the larger precincts will complete their work be fore the Fourth of July-and maybe Christmas. A Missouri preacher smiled sweetly and thanked Cod that it was not the whole foot when he cut oil two toes with an ax. If that isn't genuine christian religion, it is an Imitation that wonld deceive even tlic watchful l'eter at the gat e. Some people make a specialty of try ing to excuse themselves for their "pure cusscdness" after their schemes have been defeated at the bar of justice. I?ut their "little white lies" don't go with those who understood their hypocritical mannersof doing business. Tlic man who went to milk and sat down on a boulder in tlic middle of tlic pasture and waited for the cow to back up to him, was the eldest brother of tlic man who kept store and reasoned that the purchasing public would back up to his place when It wanted some thing. A riattsmouth bride made her first effort at cooking one day last week, and a pic was the result of her effort. "I'm afraid," she said to her loving hubby, "that I have left something out and that it Is not very good." lie took a bite and said to Ills wifcy, "No there Is nothing on earth you could leave out that would make a pie taste like that; It's something you've put in it." At the nextmcctlngof theclty coun cil we would suggest that some action be taken to have the sidewalks and dilapidated crossings in various parts of the city repaired. If property own ers refuse to repair their walks there is certainly somo way to compel them to do so. The cussing on some of the streets arc dangerous for both man and beast. A republican of tills city remarked to a Journal reporter the other day that "the riattsmouth Republican King had their slate already for the county convention and Jake lieeson's ' name didn't appear thereon for county attorney, cither." No, you b.-t it don't. And Just a few days before the convention the Journal will publish he ticket in full, as slated by the cel ebrated rlngstcrs. That t'.V00 attorney fee Is met with indignation on all sides, and many go so far as to censure Judge Jessen for the allowance of such an exhorbltant fee. Many remark: "That amount would pay the expense of going to Ken tucky many times over and then have enough loft to buy a small farm, ir they could llnd Rome heirs to 'pull tho wool over their eyes' llko was done the Kupkc heirs of Kentucky." Mrs. John Phillips Dies. The ahove named lady, wife of John Phillips, died at her home on Winter Kteen hill on Monday morning, April 18, T.W4, her death'being duo to dropsy of the heart, of which she had been suffering for some time. The deceased had teen a resilient of riattsmouth for many years, find leaves besides a husband one daughter, Mrs. Levi rat ion, to mourn the demise of a loving wife aad mother. Tlic funeral occur red Tuesday at 2 o'clock, the services being conducted from the family home by lie V. Burgess, and interment was made in the Horning cemetery. THE OOTToliit FOR FARI-iERS Winter Wheat in Excellent Condition, and the Fruit Prospects Uninjured. The past week lias been very cold, averaging about 10 degrees below the normal In the eastern half of the slate and 4 degrees below in ttie western half. The lowest temperatures were recorded on the Kith, readings about 10 degrees below freezing being re corded throughout the state. No rain occurred during the week except a trace in scattered localities. The week has been an excellent one for sowing spring grain, and this work is nearly finished in all sections. The early planted oats are coming up in the counties along the southern bor der of the state, l'lowing for corn lias begun under favorable circumstances, tho soil being sumeiently moist to plow well except in some western coun ties. In the eastern half of the state winter wheat is in good condition and no damage is reported from the dry weather ot the week; in tho western and southwestern sections, however, much damage to winter wheat has re sulted from the many weeks of dry weather. The unusually low temper ature of the Kith, which was the low est on record during the last twenty days of April in some localities, did little if any damage; fruit buds wore not far enough advanced to be harmed. Potatoes are about all planted. Spring grain, grass and gardens are starting slowly because of the cold, dry condi tions. A period of warm weathcr,with rain, would be beneficial to all vegeta tion. Let Kim Keep Up the Good Wor!(. Assessor Teegardcn was busy the greater part of last week going over tho records in the Recorder's ollice and lo cating those holding mortgages. Ho will also look through the records of the county clerk and county judge. In the recorder's cilice alone is found enough taxable property In the way of mortgages, to much more than equal the assessor's salary when taxes are paid on the same. When those holding the paper realize that falurc to list it with the assessor means oO percent, added, they will not try more than once to evade the law. Weeping Water Herald. He Exists Here Also. Everybody respects a man with an opinion of his own and with the cour age to express the same in a gentle manly manner. But the fellow who goes about t making slanderous asser tions and Insinuating remarks to your back, is the most vile and putrid wretch that exists, lie Is lower than the sneak thief and more dangerous than the murderer. lie will not murder outright, but lie will blacken and kill the character in order to carry his point Nebraska City News. Somewhat of a Surprise. It seems that the citizens of Green wood were surprised to learn of the marriage of MissCraec Meekcrof that place to a Mr. Moore of Oliiowa, Neb, The ceremony was performed at Lin coln, where they met wliiie attending school. They were married and had started for the Pacific coast before her family were made aware of tho fact. Not an elopement, but the next thing to It. For Sals. One fresh milch cow and two young calves. Call on George Tarns, two miles south of city, on Bock Bluffs road. 1 1 1 lUlj tkJIUl "I first used Avcr's Sarsaf-nrilia in the fall of 1348. Since then I hme taken it every spring as a blood purifying and nerve strengthening medicine." S. T. Jones, Wichita, Kans. If you feel run down, are easily tired, if your nerves arc weak, and your blood is thin, then begin to take t !ic good old stand ard family medicine, Aycr's JjarsapariMa. It's a regular nerve lifter, a perfect blood builder. it.Miklllc. AINmulnli. AiK ym dp or whl tie ililnka of Ayr'n fliT.Mtrlllft. ku.i. nil nlmni Mil. irriiiiil ,,) family lirlna toil,, hi. ml v kn ml will to till .ttnl i v.. ATIH TO., Lowell. Mmi. WILL HAVEASTBEET FAIR Pirns Arranged for tie Ve:k Camiosing May 9 and Continulcs Entlra Wesk. Mr. K. E. Garner, representing the Metropolitan Street Fair company of Chicago, was in theclty Monday and Tuesday for the purpose of making ar rangements to hold a week's carnival in this city. When the matter was first submitted to Mavor Gering la- was not favorably impressed with the proposition, but when Mr. Garner uro duced recommendations from various city authorities regarding this com pany lie felt more favorble to the plans. lu the first place Mr. Garner asked a donation of $r0 to pay the expenses or getting the company here, which seemed very reasonable, and Hob Mauzy and 11. A. Hates were named by Mayor Gering as a committee to as sist Mr. Garner in completing the ne cessary arrangements. Monday after noon was spent by these gentlemen in soliciting subscriptions, and ere the supper hour tlic desired amount was raised. Tills demonstrates that some of our people are not at all niggardly in giving money that is calculated to assist in a movement that will in all probability result benelicially to tlic city. The Metropolitan Street Fair com pany is highly recommended bv the city authorities and flic press in the cities where it lias been, and carries with it about one hundred and fifty people and some of the iinest attrac tions on record and such other features as will attract large crowds. This is the first attraction of this character that has ever met with en couragement in riattsmouth, and Mr. Garner has given his word as a gentle man of honor that everything will lie carried out in a respectable and legiti mate manner, and that nothing will occur to mar the morals of the most fastidious. The people of Cass and adjoining counties can begin to arrange matters so that they can attend the street fair 1 at least one or two days during the week commencing May 9. Eighth Grade Excminctions. Luring the past week lias occurred the regular eighth grade examination of the pupils of Cass county. County .Superintendent Wortman tells us that a larger number than ever before were in on this examination. They were held in six different towns in the county and were conducted personally oy the superintendent. Mr. Wortman devoted the entire week to the matter and examined 11.") pupils orally in the subject of reading. All other branches taken were in writing. As we under stand it, the law authorizing these examinations provides that such pupils who pass satisfactorily will Re ceive a diploma from the county su perintendent which will admit them into a high school without further ex amination, thus bringing about a uni form requirement throughout each county for admittance into the various hfgli schools. These examinations will show what Is being done by our teachers who have eighth grade pupils. There is nothing more important than thoroughness in the common branches and this should be assured before stu dents are permitted to begin on the h'ghcr branches. Now Ready for Business. M. Archer, attorney at law and jus tice of the peace. Oillee in the Wet tencamp block, on the second floor, on the east side. All legal business will receive prompt attention. 'Houses to rent and sell. Collections without suit a specialty. Marriage ceremonies performed, and a nice ccrtiticatc will be given free. If you want to make your will give mo a call. Deeds and mortgages made out and acknowl edged. Ollice hours from 8:00 to 12:00 a. in. and from 1:00 to 5:00 and 7:00 to S:0o p. m. Coming Buck.. On Friday last George llallance, of Ilavelock, closed a deal wherein he be comes the owner of the Elias Sage fruit farm west of the city. Mr. 1'al lance will not take possession of the property until next spring. In the meantime, however, ho contemplates making extensive improvements on the farm. Mr. Ballanee is a former resident of this city, and the family well known here. Mrs. J. Benson, 210 S. 16tl), Omaha. Saliiin 1'ertect Form and Corset com bined. Cultivates fashionable straight front effect and the erect tlgure. lias no hooks, no clasps, no laces, unstrings, no heavy steels. Recommended by leading physicians as a health pre server." No pressure on lungs or stom ach. Full bust. Summer weights, with or without shoulder straps-11.00. Mak.es a Clean Sweep. There's nothing like doing a tiling thoroughly. Of all the Salves you ever heard of, liucklen's Arnica Salve Is the best. 1 1 sweeps away and cures lhirns, Sores, lirulses, Cuts, Hulls, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions awl riles. It's only lie, and guaranteed to give satis faction by F. O. i'rlckc Si Co, Fireman Falls From His Engine. The fast Ilurlington meat train, No. 70, which runs from Omaha through this city to Chicngo d iily, pulled into GU nwood, la., Inst Friday with a double-header and stood for twenty minutes awaiting otMers before the engineer discovered t;iat his fireman was missing. Investigation showed that he was not in the yards and a searching party was ent back along the track. At a bridge a mile and a half from town were found unmistak able evidences that It was there that the ti reman had fallen from the engine. His hat was found near the edge of the creek and on the steel girders of the bridge- blood was discovered. The dead body was brought up from the bottom of the creek. It is thought he was dead before he struck the water. Tlic victim of the accident was 15. C Carlson, aged -i, unmarried, and made his home at Creston, lo.va. He was well known by railroad men and atone ti;i.e resided in riattsmouth. GASS COUNTY DEMOCRATS Will Meet In Delegate Cor,n?nilon, at Louis ville, Thursday, May 5, 1904. The democratic electors of Cass coun ty are hereby called to meet in con vention at tiic tom of Louisville, in said county, J at 1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of selecting twenty delegates to repre sent Cass county at the democratic state convention at tliecity of Omaha, on Wednesday, Juno 1, lliOi, called to elect four delegates-at-large and. four alternate delegatcs-at-large, and two delegates and two alternate delegates for each congressional district to rep resent the democratic party of Ne-. braska at St. Louis national conven tion. Also, to elect twenty delegates to the state convention to lie held in the city of Lincoln to nominate a can didate for governor and other state officers to be elected at the ensuing fall elections; also to elect delegates to the congressional and lloat representative conventions. The basis of representa tion is fixed at one delegate to said county convention for each fifteen votes and one additional delegate for the major fraction thereof cast for John J. Sullivan for supreme judge. Accord ingly each precinct will be entitled to a rcsprcscntation in said, county conven tion, as follows, to-wit : Tipton lirreitwood Suit I'rwk Si'ive Creek Klmwimd .... IVI'luUsmoutkrrc 0 !'.'.! nI Wrt'pliisVt'aUTCUy, M'irst Wurcl S"U!h lleii'l 4 Wivpliis; Water Pre,. :i ('filler fi! I .inilsvillc ...... It . nd " Third " rhitlsmoutli City. Avoni 5 I'irst Ward.. .Ml. Pleasant II S d " .. Mt-lit MiliMirove.... k Third " .. Nelmwka i fourth " .. Mhenv n I'lfih " It'wk llhill's. First .. Ii Second. 4 Tot:i! , i:w 1 1 is requested that primaries be held in tlic various precincts, at the usual voting places thereof, on Tuesday, May ", liiJl, at 7:150 p. m. It is also urg ently requested that all democrats and those opposed to the present extra vagent and corrupt national and state administrations, attend these primaries. Hen'iiy II. Gkiuxg, Chairman Democratic County Cent. Committc. M. A. Hates, Secretary. Caugtit In Bad Company. Ollice rs made a raid upon a disorderly resort in the upper story of a brick building on lower Main street Sunday night and round-up four young men, claiming tlic capital city as their home. The resort was recently opened by three women who came here from Lin coln. The young men gavctiicirnam.es as Charles Smith, James McLain, Ralph Frcy and W. C. Myers. They were taken before tlic police judge and lined frVOO each. Only one of the party had this amount, and the other three were let olf by the payment ot the costs in their respective cases. It's marbles to chalk that these young gents won't visit riattsmouth very soon again to have "a time" Notified Clubsi Mrs. Belle M. Stoutenborough of this city, secretary of the Nebraska Federation of Women'sclubs, has sent out notices to the president of each club in tills state that for the seventh biennial meeting of the General Fed eration of Women's clubs, to be held in St. Louis May 17 to 2.1, the execu tive board has chosen the r.urlington as the official route for the Nenraska delegation. The ollice rs and delegates of t lie fedcrat ion expect to depart for St. Louis May hi, arriving there the next morning. Tho day of the celebra tion at the fair grounds will be May 10, known as the "Louisiana Purchase day." deceptions at all of the state buildings will be held upon that day. The headquarters for the Nebraska club women will be at the Odeon. Punished for Vslfe Desertion. f John L. Hunter, who was sentenced a few days ago by Judge .lessen at Ne biaska City to serve six months in the penitentiary for wife and child deser tion, Is the first man to servo time In that Institution on that charge. 1 know a Jolly old maiden lady, A lady of high degree, Who never goes to bed without A drink of Ilocky Mountain Tea". Scusible woman. (Jcrltitf & C'o, It 0 1 -)( W :1 :'V L V J X 3 h O Bl,t that's ter V awake long enough to nave our entire line of be please to show our HAS HOT YET SHOWED UP And the Citizens cf Greenwood Take II for Granted Ks Is U Liable To. Two weeks ago Fred Ech, a saloon keeper at Greenwood, left the village unceremoniously, hut, the citizens thought nothing; of his so doing, hav ing left his business to the care of an other party. A week rolled around and Fred falling to show up, not only tho gentleman who was holding down the business at the old stand, but some of his creditors began to smell a good sized rat, and began an investi gation. It was soon learned that there was '-a woman lu the case," and that "trouble was brewing" on this score. Not only this, but upon further inves tigation it was found that numerous citizens were "left to hold the sack" for varioussums that he had borrowed, and that the wholesale liquor houses came in with claims for dill'erentsunis amounting to hundreds of dollars. After all the facts in the case came to light those interested S'on decided that Kch had gone for good, and his place of business was taken possession of by creditors to be closed out for what it would bring. It is claimed that lie owed the wholesale dealers about $ii00, and that other debts would make the sum run to over $1,000. The Journal is informed that Kscli always bore a very fair reputation and did a good business in his line. In his departure he leaves his bondsmen "in the soup" also. He Is a single man, and we understand the friends of the woman whom lie lias left to suffer from his perfidy will make a desperate cITort to seek his whereabouts and have jus tice take its revenge. Right Royally Entertained. Miss Florence hovey entertained a few ot her young friends on Thursday evening last, the occasion being In honor of her birthday anniversary. The invited guests were most delight fully entertained by the young hostess. The principal part of the evening was spent in high live Miss Marjorle Wal lace and Jamie Patterson capturing the king prize. A three course lunch eon was served, after which music and dancing was iu order until a late hour, when all departed wishing Miss Flor ence the return of many more such happy events. Those present wen- Misses Ida IVarhnan, Kva Fox, Hazel Dovey, i'.essie Tyson, Marjorie Walker, lone and Helen Dovey and Miss l!a!- ley; Messrs. 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K g The Leading; Clothier Plattsmouth, Neb. w You SI ' " mnr nm riTini m n in It would seem as -if some people hail been asleep lonjj enough, anil it is time they awake anil look a rou ml them, anil see what has been going on in the world here nor there with us, all call in and compare prices Spring and Summer goods whether we make a Let Us Have Fair Play. Editor Journal: I hope 1 shall not be intruding by asking for a little space In your valuable paper, as 1 should be pleased to offer a few re marks anent the mcetingof tax-payers at the court houso last week. This meeting was called for tlic ostensible purpose of securing a just and equita ble return and valuation ot all property-cash, personal and real in tills city, and to prevent shirking by those who have property in such shape so that it can not be readily ascertained by the assessor, etc., but the real pur pose of the meeting was apparently lost sight of, and the enforcement of the "scavenger act" in this county was the only thing up for discussion, a' committee was even appointed for the purpose of bringing the matter before the county board, but 1 will make you guess that it will never be heard of again. Now, I have heard it intimated that strong pressure was brought to bear on the projectors of this meeting to side track the purpose, by a class, as usual, who desire to shirk their cart of the tax burden as in the past, and make a 'Tour Hush" of the new reve nue law. The county assessor, as is his chit v. T am informed, is very busy preparing a list ot mortgages. Judgments and tnv sales In tlic county owned by residents therein, to be sure that no "mistakes" occur in returning and listing same for taxation. The law should also permit him to go to tlic banks nnd other kindred corporations receiving deposits of money, to ascertain that no "mistakes" occur In returning amounts on deposit on the 1st, of April, but it is nob tobcexDected that. this will be done. There is just as much liability to "error" In returning cash for taxation as notes, judgments and tax sales. The assessor should not stop with the court house records, but will he? Now, Mr. Editor, this l:iv wnfl framed and lobbied through tlic legis lature by the banks, railroads and other corporations, and I for one would like to see it enforced to the letter, and then if the good people of this state want another republican legislature they can vote that ticket and pay the liddler. The class who do the governing and consume the money paid in taxes do not realize wlier the money comes from as a rule. ' If all the property subject to taxa- tlon In this city is listed at its proper value, t lie tax rate should not be over four or live per cent, Instead of ten or eleven last year. As a matter of self- defense each one should see that it Is done, and then if the law is found to be unjust and unreasonable possibly the next legislature will correct It. especially should It be democratic. tours truly, Fa in Play. The Best Family Salve. HeWltt's Witch Hazel gives Instant relief from Hums, cures Cuts, lit uises, Sores, Eczema, Tetter and all abra sions of the hkln. In buying Witch Hazel Salve It Is only necessary to see that you get the genuine De Witt's and a cure Is certain. There are many cheap counterfeits on the market, all of which are worthless, and quite a few arc dangerous, while HeWltt's Witch Hazel Salvo Is perfectly harm less and cures. Sold by F. G. Frlcke & Co. Smoko the Wurl Cros.' celebrated "Gut Hell" duars. ake Up, t uggard! 8 8 while they slept. we desire is to have you Q or examine qualities. We O Clothing in and would S sale or not. Q The New Revenue Law. To the Editor of tlic Journal: As the new revenue law Is the subject of some discussion at the present time, I should be pleased to call attention to the unfairness of the provision thereof relative to the listing of mortgages. Where a mortgage is found in tlic name of a local citizen It wilt be listed for. "taxation, as well as the land it covers, and to the extent of the mort gage this will be double taxation. However, this unfair provision will apply only to the holders of mortgages who reside in the county, and not to the non-resident holder, life Insurance loan and trust companies, and very likely will not apply to any one resid ing outside of tho county, as the law docs not require the assessor to go be yond the limits of the county on ex peditions of "discovery." Of course, this is as It should be, the large and powerful interests should be protected from taxation the same as our power ful industries, called by our republi can friends "infant Industries," should be sheltered by a protective tariir. This law goes after the small investor within the county, but docs not touch the loan, trust and I nsnrnnen mm. panics beyond the borders of tho state (and probably the county), and to that extent places the local investor at a disadvantage. Now the Inevitable re sult will be that local capital will be sent away from home to be invested and local borrowers will be required to get their loans from outside the statu. Then how many of the mortgages will pay laxes? to say the least, the law Is very unfair, but it is nrnhahlv nrn. sumptuous to expect fairness from tho so.irce rrom which the law emanated. It is pre-eminently a comoratlon measure, but what else could be ex pected from the legislature that en acted it; I presume I shall be called a "red liagger" or a "lippy populist" lor caning attention to these thines. but it matters little to me. Yours truly, John M. Leyda. Modern Murders. A newspaper, In comnarlni? thn kit tles of olden time, with those of today ridicule iiicm saying that they were baby-plays; armed with mnrlirn ma chines and chemicals we can now des troy millions of property and hundred of lives. A great progress of civiliza tion! And worse than this licensed wholesale slaughtering, foolish hasto. contaminated air, lack of rest and other modern necessities rage in our midst. Only those ot a stromr nlwui. cal system survive; weakness means death. 'Irincr's American Elixir of Hitter Vtinc is a modern tonic acting directly on the digestive organs, and by strengthening them makes diges tion complete and thus renews ti.n blood. 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