Last Two Ms of Specia
SALE CLOSES APRIL 23d
our Last Chance to get the Greatest Bargains ever Offered in these lines
BARGAINS
IN
Shoes
and
Oxfords
BARGAINS
-IX-
Embroideries
ai)d SilKs
I E.G.DOVEY
LOCAL BREVITIES.
"Gut Hell," the favorite cigar
Head llaydcn Bro's ad In this paper.
Dr. Marshall, dentist, Fitzgerald
block.
Dr. Frank L. Cummins, dentist.
Ofllce with Dr. E. D. Cummins.
A. B. Smith or Denver was a busi
ness visitor In Tlattsmouth on Mon
day. Wanted A few steers and horses
to pasture. J . It. Vallery, Eight Mile
G rove.
C. L. Sharp and J. W. Aldcn, of
Papillion, were here on business last
Thursday.
The best physic: Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to
take; pleasant In effect. For sale by
all druggists.
Mrs. Virginia McVlcker, Judge
Travis' efficient assistant, Sundayed
with her aunt, Mrs. Alice Boles, In
Malvern, Iowa.
Refrigerators, sofas, tables and
chairs, cheap before removing to new
location, at the Second Hand Store,
Uocck building, riattsmouth, Ncbr.
Fred Mumrncame In from Sheridan,
Wyoming, a few days since for a visit
with relatives and friends. He Is an
employe of the B. & M. at Sheridan.
Mr. V. ,T. Melvln and family de
parted last Thursday for the slate of
Washington, where they go with the
intention of making their future
home.
In the Omaha Bee's fourth contest
for ten free trips to the St. Louis
world's fair, which closed last week,
Mrs. Lydia B. Todd, of riattsmouth,
was seventh In the list of winners.
1. 1). Ilarmer, of Avoca, was In the
city on Thursday on business In the
probate court connected with the es
tate of his brother, Barton W. liar
mer, deceased, of which ho Is admin
istrator. .While here Mr. Ilarmer was
a niwisant caller at Journal head
quarters.
S. M. Stradley of Greenwood was In
the city Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week looking after the affairs con
nnrtPfl with the settlement of his
mother's estate In the county court,
When here Mr. Stradley called and en
rolled his name for the Journal. He
Is a most genial gentleman, a genuine
democrat and a splendid citizen.
Miss Anna Boyd, for tho past three
months one of the Journal's force,
departed for her home In Creston,
Iowa, on Saturday. Miss Boyd was
compelled to resign her position on
account of poor health, which we
trust she will speedily regain. She Is
an excellent compositor, and we were
sorry to see her go, as sho had become
almost as one of the Journal iamuy
IPlnillip
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BARGAINS
IN
CorpctsordfAotti HQ Remi)ar)ts
AT LESS THAN COST
We Quote Below a Few of the Bargains
17K yards All-Wool Carpet, . ..$3.50
21 yards All-Wool Carpet $10.50
11 14 yards All-Wool Carpet, .. .$8.63
16 yards All-Wool Carpet, .. .$8.25
18 yards All-Wool Carpet, .. .$9.25
UVi yards All-Wool Carpet, .. .$7.25
20 yards AJl-Wool Carpet, $7.50
T. E. rarmelc was In Louisville on
Monday on business.
James Cook, jr., was here from
dar Creek on business Saturday.
Hats trimmed free of charge.
Co
st.
Louis Millinery Co. That's all.
H. R. Neitzel, the Murdock banker,
was a county seat visitor Friday.
J. '.V. Newell and wife of Omaha
Sundayed with riattsmouth friends.
The baseball season is opening up.
Will riattsmouth "be In it" this sea
son? Larl Travis came clown from the
state university to spend Sunday at
home.
Mrs. Nellie P. Agncw and daughters
returned to their home In Lincoln Sat
urday morning.
W. A. Snyder returned Friday even
ing from a business trip In the interior
part of the state.
The genial countenance of George
Horn of Cedar Creek was seen on our
streets Saturday.
La Book, Omaha's leading constum-
cr. Ladies tailored gowns and shirt
waist suits. 513, Karbach block.
Street fairs are becoming quite pop
ular, riattsmouth will have one be
ginning May 0, continuing the entire
week.
Gant Keith, well known to many
riattsmouth people, and a brother of
Buck Keith, died in Omaha last week.
His remains were taken to his old
home In Nebraska City for interment.
Will Rummcl, one of Cass county's
unterritled democrats, living south
west of the city, was a caller Monday
and left the wherewith to pay for an
other year's subscription to the Jour
nal.
If the street fair proves a success It
Is safe to bet that we will have another
next year. They have proved benefi
cial to other towns, and why not here?
Glcnwood and Nebraska City each held
street fairs last season, and both arc
arranging for them this year.
"Doc" Williams and little son of Pa
cific Junction were riattsmouth visit
ors Monday, and while here made the
Journal a pleasant call. "Doc" Is em
ployed as wltchman for the Burlington
at the Junction and is an old friend of
B. A. Bates of this paper. Come again,
Doc.
On Monday last Judge Travis Issued
a license permit to August Stohlman
of Louisville and Miss Louise W.
Jochlm of Manley. The Journal did
not learn when tho happy event occur
red, but let that be as It may, we take
this opportunity of extending congrat
ulations, and wish the happy couple
long life accompanied with all the
pleasures this old world Is capable of
letting loose.
Zbc 3Scet XKIlbfehe
to tbc Cheapest
in tbc EnM
Toor Whisky is not only din
agreeable to taste, but undoubted
ly injurious to thestomnch. A lit
tle good Whisky is n fino tonic and
helps instead of hnrming. Such
Whiskies ns Yellowstone, for in
Btance, will do you just ns much
good ns r doctor's proscription. If
you don t know how good it
come in and try it.
PRICES:
GuclccnhclnjcriRye, per gallon,
..II 00
Yellowstone,' .
Honey Dew, .,
Bitfllorn, ,
.. 4 00
.. 3 00
.. 2 00
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JEBUAbhA
I Sale I
BARGAINS
IN
Wash
Dress
Goods
BARGAINS
-IN-
Lace
Curtains
l SON
Tom JciTers went to Red Oak, la
to spend Sunday with friends.
Preaching at Kenosha, Sunday, May
1, at 3 o'lock p. m. S. W. J acksox,
If spring is delayed much longer
Gentle Annie will get pugnacious and
peevish.
Miss Bertha Gathrlght of Louisville
Kentucky, Is visiting with Miss Flor
ence White.
Not how cheap but how good. Pat-
toon's Sun Troof Paint. Sold only by
Goring & Co.
Mrs. Ray Wiles of Hannibal, Mo.
Is visiting the family of Captain Wiles,
south of this city.
William Krochlcr departed Friday
for Havelock to work in the B. & M
shops at that place.
All the newest fashionable untrim
med hats, at matchless prices. St,
Louis Millinery Co.
Goes further, looks better and lasts
longer. Tatton's Sun Froof Paint
Gerlng& Co. agents.
Mrs. J. M. Combs and son departed
Saturday morning fora brief visit with
friends in Geneva, Neb.
Fred Baumgart called Tuesday and
left a dollar to bo applied on his sub
scription to the Journal.
A baby of the female persuasion ar
rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Walter Eads Tuesday morning, May is,
Ld Hall and wife arrived In the city
Saturday morning from Martinsville
Ya., for a visit with the former's par
ents.
Thomas Bryan left Tuesday morning
for Stanton, Neb., to visit with hi
son-in-law, who Is farming near that
place.
Fred Kehne called Monday and drop
pod a dollar In the Journal slot, and
will get value received by reading the
Old Reliable.
St. Louis Millinery Co., at Snyder's
Jewelry store. On sale all the hiuh
class Easter hats at half price. Seeing
Is believing.
Sam Tschlrren, on R. F. D. No. 1
was in the city yesterday, and while
hero added his name to the Journal
riattsmouth list.
A marriage license was Issued Sat
urday to Joseph Yelinck.agcd twenty,
of Omaha, and Miss Julia Skommel
aged twenty-one, of this city.
If you are interested In paint
painting come to Coring & Co.'s store
Friday and Saturday. Patton's Sun
Froof Paint men will be there.
Painting and brushing up generally
seems to be the order of the day, and
painters seem to be quite busy. Car
ponters and plasterers arc also quite
busy.
John Urish and family of near Myn
ard were In the city Tuesday doing
some shopping, and while here Mr,
L'rlsh dropped in and renewed for the
Journal.
I ho Democrat Is pleased to note
that an old friend, Henry R. Gcrlng
was elected mayor of Plattsmouth by
a large majority. Mayor Gcrlmr will
prove a valuablo ofllclal. Hastings
Democrat.
George Porter" received a telegram
Monday announcing the serious Illness
of his mother, who resides at Seven
Mile Ford, Virginia. Ho left the same'
evening for that place.
The commissioners of Sarpy county
have decided to Instltuto an Investiga
tion of county bridge const ruction and
tho expenditure of tho county bridge
fund. A similar Investigation In Cass
county would be in order.
F. M. Massle, of Mt. Pleasant pre
cinct was a Plattsmouth visitor Satur
day, and while here paid his respects
to the Journal. Mr. Massle Is ono of
the prominent democrats of the coun
ty, and it Is always a pleasure to meet
him.
William Nation, tho man sent to
the penitentiary from this county for
burglary, and who appealed to Gover
nor Mickey for a pardon, has failed In
the attempt, as tho midget governor
says he must stay his time. Ills wife,
who he married while out on parole,
nlun m.lrlrt atrotur nnnn-il V M....'.
Mlbertv. but without avail.
ten The Kidneys Are
Weakened by (her-Woik.
Unhealthy KMneys Make Impure Blood.
It ustJ to be considered that only
urinary uiul t-UMor troubles were to be
v traced 10 me kuiueys,
Bp irri tl. SI hut uow modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder of
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that is their work.
Tl..rrfore. when vourkidneysare weak
or out of order, you can understand how
quickly your entire body is Affected and
how every organ seems to fail to do its
duty. .
If you are sick or " -'eel Dadly," begin
taking the great kidney remedy, Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because a soon
as your kidneys ure well they will help
all the other organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
If you are sick you can make no mis
take bv first doctoring your kidneys.
The mild and the extraordinary eiiect of
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
kidney remedy, is soon realized. It
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases, and is sold
on its merits by all
druggists in fifty-cent
and one-dollar size
bottles. You may
have a sample bottle nomaotsmmp-Rooe.
by mail free, also a painpiuet telling you
how to find out if you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Iling
haniton, N. Y. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, bwamp-Koot,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
dress, llinghamton, N. Y., on every bottle.
Fred Morgan Sundayed In Nebraska
City.
Mrs. Fred Morgan is visiting her
mother in Nebraska City.
J. Moneypcnny of near Mynard called
Saturday and left a dollar for the Jour
nal.
The name that moans quality is Tat
too's Sun Proof Paint. Sold only by
Goring & Co.
It costs a little more but Is by far
the best. I'atton's Sun Proof Taint,
Gerlng & Co., sole agents.
Mrs. George Hall has been very 111
for the past week from the effects of
an operation recently performed.
John Claus has traded his residence
property In the Second ward to John
II. Moore for the latter's property In
the Third ward.
The High school base ball team con
tern plate going to Weeping Water Sat
urday to play a similar team that Is
If it don't s'.ow.
If the Indebtedness of the city of
Tlattsmouth Is not reduced somewhat
the first year of Mayor Gerlng's ad
ministration, the Journal misses its
guess.
A marriage license was issued by
Judge TravisTuesday morning to John
Heckner, dged of Weeping Water,
and Miss Eva Bailey, aged 18, of Grand
Island.
The Nebraska City News complains
of "Jack the Hugger" endeavoring to
ply his profession in that city. We
uive missed him from here, and won
dered where he went to.
George P. Stochr, of Cedar Creek,
coming to the conclusion that it was
Impossible for him to do without the
great household necessity any longer,
called Saturday and enrolled his name
for the Journal.
Now Is the time to clean house
clean your system tirst, drive out the
microbes of winter with Hollistcr
Rocky Mountain Tea. It will keep
you well all summer. 3."i cents. Tea
or tablets. Goring & Co.
Dr. II. Jensen of Weeping Water,
one of tho best veterinarians In the
state of Nebraska, has made arrange
ments to visit this city every Thurs
day. Those who need bis services
will find his headquarters at Gering k
Co. 's.
The following item was taken from
the Lincoln Star: "The case of Mrs
Louise btamm, of Havelock, was set
for consideration by the board of. In
sanity Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Complaint was made by her son that
she was In a helpless state of demon
tis. The family has lived In Have
lock for some time."
At the March terra of the district
court.tlie case of Levi Bros, against
the Bock Island railroad for damages
done sonic horses they shipped over
that line, was tried. Judge Jcssen
took the matter under advisement, and
Tuesday awarded the plaintiffs a Judy
ment fort 1"0. S. M. Chapman and A
N. Sullivan were attorneys for the dc
fondant.
The new Inspection car for the use of
SuperlntendentCalvertof the B. & M
was viewed as a curiosity bv a number
of our citizens who watched its move
ments when It was taken out of the
shops for trial Tuesday. It Is about
the size of a motor street car, aiul Is
propelled by a gasoline engine. It was
built In the shops here, and was re
turned after the test for further im
provements.
A telegram yesterday to the rela
lives of Mrs. Barton, neo Agatha Stull
(formerly of this city) announced that
she was accidentally shot at a hotel I
Sturgls, S. D. It appears, from an ac
count Inoneof theOmaha papers, th:i
Mrs. Barton was sitting on the pore
or the hotel conversing with a friend
named Garner, from Belle Fourche
when she suggested that they remov
to the rarlor. As Garner started to
get up a revolver fell out of his hip
pocket, discharging as It struck tl
lloor-the lull passing through Mrs,
Barton s leg and Into the body. She Is
reported In a critical but not necessa
rily dangerous condition. Lawrence
Stull and Mrs. O. T. Monroe, broth
and sister of the unfortunate woman,
left last night for Sturgls. Mrs. Bar
ton, It will be remembered, was acquit
ted some tlmo slnco of the charge of
killing her father-in-law, Postmaster
Uarlou, at Arvada, Wyoming.
Murray.
SjxvUl Curr--ik'ml-iit.
Mrs. J. W. Manners if Alvo, who
has bmi spending the week w ith her
sju Henry, has returned home.
Mks Mae Fulton spent a coup'.e of
days here this week.
Mr. James Riot lias added quite a
nice little addition to his home.
Miss Gertrude Fassbcnder spent a
day here this week.
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Manners, who for the past week
has Iwen very low, is improving and Is
thought to be out of danger.
Rev. Black came from Omaha Sun
day and preached both morning and
veiling at the Presbyterian church.
He came to declare the pulpit of this
church vacant.
A large number of young people
went over to Union one night this week
response to Invitations from that
place for a dance. A good time is re
ported. Mrs. Joe Cook has returned from the
hospital in Omaha, and we are sorry
report that she is little If any Im
proved. Sho expects to return in a
couple of weeks.
A disordered stomach may cause no
nd of trouble. When the stomach
fails to perform its functions the
bowels become deranged, the liver and
kidneys congested, causing numerous
diseases, the most fatal of which are
painless and therefore the more to be
dreaded. The important thing Is to
restore ine siomacn anu liver to a
healthy condition, and for this pur
pose no better preparation can be used
than Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For sale by all druggists.
Cedar Creek
Ppoelul Correspondence.
W. II. Hell sold a line bull one day
last week.
Eugene Reichstaadt visited his
brother, Emil, In Omaha over Sunday.
It has been rumored that Louisville
will have foursaloons this season. Now,
wouldn't Carrie Nation make things
hum If she was there?
Conrad Meislnger purchased a brand
new top buggy last Monday.
The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Christ Gauer died April 13, being sick
only about two days. The remains
were laid to rest in the Glendale com
ctery.
Mr. J. J. Lohncs and family of Eight
Mile Grove wore visiting with W. II.
Lohnes last Sunday.
The dance given here last Saturday
proved a great success In every way.
A large crowd was In attendance and
a good time was had by all.
John and George Heil shelled and
delivered their corn last week. W. B.
Spence done the shelling.
Jacob Trletsch, jr., Is building a new
addition to his house. GusSiekgost
and George Stattler are doing the
work.
Mike Rys, the village blacksmith,
was taking in the sights in Platts
mouth last Saturday.
Lives of great men all remind us
We can reach fame's shining strand,
If we'll only leave behind us
Brooms enough to beat the band.
At the Old Stand
-OF-
John -Schiappacasse
You will always find the
Choicest Fruits
Fine Confections
And the most delicious
ICE CREAM
Which ho Is prepared to furnish In
any quantity for family use
or social gatherings.
JOHN SCHIAPPACASSE
511 Main Street
Plow Shoes
LACK OR (JONOKKS.S
Genuine Milwaukee Oil Grain (not cow
Mn kind t hut. wi-nr nnd
won't fall to pieces the first CI 7R
time thevget wet J
Are you looking for a good wide seam
Invu flirt . pti'luilnr. kIiiltIo milo
In a leather that, won't get CO Rfl
hard. We've got 'cm VLtOV
Sherwood & Son
la' W iCv
j a - -
nourishing corn. It has the flavor that is so highly appro
dated by thoso who know whnt good moot is. It is tender,
juicy and delicious. Choice cuts for broiling or rousting.
Our pricos invito purchases. Also boar in mind that our
.GROCERY DEPARTMENT
is up-to-dtito and that tho quality of our goods cannot bo
surpassed nor our prices cannot he. bent. Wo divide our
profits with our customers, becnuso we give them the best
goods for the same money that you have to pay for poorer
qnnlity. Don't be backward, but give us n trinl.
Lorenz Brothers
North of Post Office
PAINT
THE
PAIHT
QUESTION
Is a weighty one, but we solved it fifteen years ago. Wo
have been sole agents ever since for
Sherwin-Williams Paints
and
Hexth & Milligan Paints
Your neighbor has used either one'of them ask him about
them. Our Barn Paint can't be beat.
F. 6. FR1CKE & CO.
Varnish
PHARMACISTS
Ay ers Pills
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If you want a Delicious Roast, Steak, Chop or
Cutlet that is tender, rich and succulent, and cut
by an expert hand, trimmed and got up for your
table to suit the queen's taste, you will always find
it here at lower prices than elsewhere.
Our grocery department is complete in all lines.
Jonathan Hatt & Son
NO. W MAIN STREET
if
If 11$
iff
Bit
Beef
That Has
Taste.
I
That U the kind vt have,
Not only now but nil times,
lleef that hns been pro
duced from rich, sweet
U-l i-nimfrv crnjn mid tinrt
Plattsmouth, Neb.
Brushes
The dose is one, just one pill
at bedtime. Sugar-coated,
mild, certain. They cure
constipation.
J. C. AjerCo.,
Lowell,
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
rim cn- ur Muuuun u . r. Hti.i. co rwiu. . i
A Judge
-OF
Prime Meats
Always knows just what
he wants, and he knows
that he can always get it
from our choice stock.
The Early Bird
PAINT
soor
Catches the Worm"
This is nn old snying, but n very wist
ono in many respects, nnd serves to remind
thoso who nro on tho lookout for "
Spring Suits
For Men nnd Hoys
That William Holly is prepared to "till tho
bill'' in this lino to n dot, hikI invites nil to
como nnd inspect his now nrrivnls nnd get
prices. Fit nnd quality guaranteed, nnd
prices to Biiit tho times. Also, n fino lino
of Men's nnd Boys' Shoos of all grades.
Hats and Caps, Cents' Furnlshlna Goods, Etc.
Remember tho place,
William
1 1 1 l
Holly
East RoonOVdtermantBlock
Corner Fourth and Main Streets