The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, August 11, 1904, Image 6

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    Hi AHtcuue rrvisrauoiuor as
II $mr. intf the Food ami Uotf ul;i -f
imp, the Sloimirhs arul Uowls if
Promotes OiMioiiClmfiil
ross and lVsl'.Coiiliiius neither
Opium, Mon'luiw nor Mineral.
JsOTNAHCOTIC.
.wr eftM lSMi IliiTCHLH
.tlx ,fM
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Aperferl Kcmi'tly forPonslivi
Utin.Sour Sloiiuili.DiiiuluHM
Worms .Convulsions .IVvvnsh-iu-ss
mul Loss of Si.Ei:r.
FasSimtta Sitfnnlure of
KKW" VOIJK.
9 THE WEST'S
GREATEST
11 trail nnnrn
u r,:,iL lii.iith s
LXACT ' COPY OF WR APPEn ,
The Reliable Store
P iiroiec
A Money Saving Proposition
Tluit U what; we oIUt to you. Good goods rightly
priced will sti'iul inspection and comparison. Vc want to
send you ;n order and convince you that this is the place
for bargains. Why not form a club among your neighbors
ami send together in sufficient amount that the goods can
be sent by freight, thus greatly reducing cost of transpor
tation ? Think it over.
Replenish Your Linen Closet
Now Is The Time. These Prices For This Week Only.
Bleached iiuimU-.i, ono yard wide, soft
finlxh. re.'iilur He vahio I flH
lOyurds to customer for liUU
Keiuly-mui'.e Wenched hensctitehod
li-pt, with wide hems, torn not cut
gliOOnold In all other stores at 7,'c
ml S5c. limit ti to a customer CQp
at per shoot wJU
llou.biitclifd pillow cases, ready to
uhc, wide hems and wtdl made, A2
Inrlies nnd 4.'i Ir.ehe-t wlJo to match
above id-.eets sold regular lit l'e
and 20c, limit 12 tn a 10
customer, at each It
Mercerized tah'.e damask, In Wautiful
Nebraska's Grocery Headqnart-
The Home Of Pure Food Products
Ture car.e granulated sutrar,
,H-,. 100 lb- 9.V.H'
V U i to r.us-ian, Uiiuv.i'inl C, Swift's.
pride, Armoi.r's, or lat-Km-AU
laundry Map, 1"' bars In box. . ,$2.v
Cood Japan rice per 11) 4c
Farcy .lupnn I'.eud rice per lb f te
Fancy tapioca, sago, barley or
farir.a per lb ic
The hc imported riacanml, jk;..;c
F.'iicy pure ground er vheh s.pics
any kind you want, per lb 2"c
Fancy Alalia salmon per ea-i 10c
1-11, uacVao coi n starch 4c
Odb pkg bit im'.k laundry starch 2.'c
Fancy bottle pickles, any kind sc
Large bottle pure tomato catsup SJ
S-Ilt can llosten baked beans tc
S'.ar or llorscshoo tobacco per lb 4iV
la Wrltlnn Please Mention
I6!b &,
Hayden Bros.
Dodgo St
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears tlio
Signature
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Twi ectrMua ina, Hi o orrr.
New Fabrics
For Spring
In suitings, trouserings nnd for
overcoats are new to be seen in nil
the latest novelties from lOnjI inh,
Scotch nnd American lniinufaotu
rcrs. Wo will make your Sprint,
overcoat or suit in tlio best nnd
swcllest stylo nnd of artistic do
franco at a reasonable price.
Frank McElroy
Filth and Main Kts.-l'pstalrs
THE WEST'S
GREATEST
MAIL ORDER
inner
riuuoc
patterns and the highest grado of
finish, refular ,ri."io value Q7
on ule at yard ol2
nieachod Union tuble duruask In tlio
latest designs and jwtterns, regular
3."c value 5 yurds limit (ft
at yard Id
Pure linen towollnj IS Inches wide,
regular 12, c value. lOj ards to 71
a customer at yard 1 2
InJia linons, dotted nwls check nain
sook, etc regular 1(V value C
at yard
H'litsh h
J
r.nglish Ion r clottv, soft Cn;h, Oft
regular 12Je value, 12 yanln.
....liUU
Choieo Santos eoTeo per lb Zc
Fancy (Joldrn Santos pi-r lb l,"c
Faucv Maricaibo Ulend coitep.,.,17
II. 11. C. Anltola llhvid coffee 2'y
I)ianicr,il II, Mocha a-ul Java 2
I'lio'.ce 1. 1'. Jai iin or Sun Pried
for ice ti'U per ll 2V
1 hucv tinier i.e, Japan, iMigi;.n
F.rci'.kftij!, 1 lui'.powili-r, or Oolong
tea per pound ,",'th'
t'lioiee tea si(t!nB-s from linet te;is 12
All eoiTces from 17c up packed In
fnr.ey decorated air tight cans, thus
retnir.'.i.g Uj strength and flavor for
many months. Write for prices for
goods not quoted.
Ad
Omilii'
Netr
Charitable People.
It will to remembered tliat two
wrcks at;) today the Journal contained
an account of the accident which de
clined to James l'rivctt, resulting in
hreakliiK one of bis ltys and olherwi.v
Injuring him. He is a poor man, wit!)
a wife and four children, living lu te
in riattMiioutli. One of the children,
aikrt about live months, died Tuesday
of whooping coiinh and theollier three
are aillictol with It. Mr-i. .. W.
Slwailer and her daughter, Mrs. 11. II.
(,'hriswelsNer. learning the condition
of the unfortunate man's family, con
ceived the Idea of raising hy suhscrip
t inn means hy which tliey could sub
sist while the poor man is coullned
ami unahli- to provide for them. Mrs
Shrader and Mrs. (,'hrlsweisser dis
played u most charitable disposition
in this matter, as did also those w ho
responded to their call, who are as fol
lows, to-wit:
1!. II. Chriswieser 1 no
Cliir Countryman 1 no
Callon .suavely "
Carrol West.. 1 on
Will Troop Jo
Anderson Havis 1 on
Win. Mlnnlear ."o
11 .1. Hay less .'.
Chas. Ilarren M
Kavld Murray ."'0
Kd. J. Murray .',o
Win. 1 'ul. 1 on
b. llusterholu ".o
II. beck :r
Kay Ashing
lioi) Shrader
(iraee Countryman
(!eorne lllioden
Meek Davis
Holmes . Davis
.1. D. l'ltman
C Totton
.lames II. I'.rown
tjll
I vara Standisli 2."
John Smith 1 on
Miles Standisli 1 00
Fete Smith 2."
Win. II. Shrader 1 00
John Lloyd I on
Ll.le MeCulliuigl) 2.",
Mrs. .1. C. Smith 10
Jessie Lathers 2"
Willie Countryman 2"i
(leorgo I .on 1 (Mi
Ora Davis 1 no
A. Cat hey ."n
Mrs. Dave Tucker
,. W. Shrader 1 no
J. L. Shrader 1 on
W. II. Shoemaker 1 on
L C.Todd 1 on
John A. Wonderlich I no
Mailt II. Stall r,o
John Fitch ;"u
John M unlock 1 Of
(ieorgeMark .in
Fred Shoemaker 1 2."
.1. M. l'ahner 1 on
II. M. l'ollard :.o
Fete Opp .")
F. P. Sheldon 1 00
A. L. Stall 2.1
Kate YYordon 21
Clara and Anna Scliwardischer. . . .in
John Knahe 7.1
F. K. Fulton 10
Mrs. (Jeorge Sheldon 10
Hay Morris ii)
hva Shrader lo
Fern Shrader .. 10
Lester Shrader 10
(Jeorire Shrader 10
l'rov Shrader 10
Charles l'hilpot .10
Mrs. W. M. Wose 1 (M)
W. A. Stall .10
Minnie Stall .10
A. L Harper
I'.. King .
II. Wessel 2.1
Dave West 1 00
K. A. Kliknatrick 1 00
1 A. 1 oiiani z.
Win. M. Tucker 1 00
D. Lynch .10
Mrs. I. l'ollard 1 00
K. M. l'ollard 1 00
A. A. Tucker 2."
lie it Tucker 2-1
Albert Murdock .10
It. Vial rm
Martin Feteison ;10
F. A. Hanson 21
II. C.Long .10
Mrs. Frank Cox 2.1
L. II. Young, sack Hour; Mrs. (!eo.
Sheldon, jar jelly; Josie Lenvllle, gal
lon preserves; Mrs. Frank Cox, gallon
lard; Mrs. Ad lioedeker, gallon lard;
C. X. Ileverage, gallon lard; Henry
F.ngelkemeler and wife, gallon lard,
bushel potatoes and some cabbage:
Mrs. Mlnnlear. one gallon lard and
some cabbage; Mrs. lioh Young, gallon
lard and half gallon honey; Mrs. A. J.
I Say less, side pork: 11. C. Long, side
pork; Mrs. It. II. Chriswieser, pickles
and apples.
Was Wasting Away.
"1 had been troubled with kidney
disease for the last live years," wiites
Robert 15. Watts, of Salem, Mo. "Host
llcsh and never felt well and doctored
with leading physicians and tried all
remedies without relief. Finally I
tried Foley's Kidney Cure and less than
two bottles cured me and I am now
sound and well." Duringlhesununer
kidney Irregularities are often caused
by excessive drinking or being over
heated. Attend to the khlncvsat once
by using Foloj'r. Kidney Cure. F. i.
I ncNe.
Missouri Pccifli Rates.
Reduce ! tales to i. I.o:ii 1 v rv
day 011 account of wcihi's fiir. C-ijcli
excui'si' ik ilY !o.v latcs every '1'iiis
day and Thursday of Ai:gut and .Sep
tember v.li for l. ui-.il tiip.
Auhiiui Chaulai: Mia aveiubly. Aug.
l;$ to 21. fare and one-third for r und
trip.
Fall meetings K. C. trausportatii n
bureau, Aug. 20to27. Sept. :i t i lo.
Sept. 17 to 21; fare and one-thlid for
round trip.
Old Settlers' Reunion. Fnion, Neb.,
Aug. 10 and 20, fare and one-third for
round trip.
Home Seekers' excursion, August
lti, special low rates.
II. II. Lk.sski., Agent.
OMAHA
divards
Uood Go.
main orrici
Fifth and Robert Sis.,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
(INCORPOHATKIj)
DEALERS IN
Stocks, Grain, Provisions
li.Hiifht anil sold dT cash or carried nn reasonable
mirin,u.n w liKh t lu re will I a charge u t ua
Krain, ' n stick and on Hax.
Writs ItT our markrt letter.
COMNIiSSIOH MERCHANTS IN CAB LOTS
Ship Your Grain To Us
II EST fr'ACILITIBS. PnoVPT RETURNS.
LlHKRAL ADVANCES.
DULUTH WINNIPEG
Branch Office 223 Coates Block
riattsiuouth I'honc 241
Don't allow money to lie around.
Is easier to spend it and easier
It
to lose It.
!..,-.!V.
Iff
UE MONEY
hy keeping it In a safe place such as
TheBanH of Cass County
You can give a check for any part of
it at any time and so have a receipt
for payment without asking for one.
hen you have a hank account you
will lie anxious to add to it rather than
spend from it. Don't you want to
know more about it.
Bee Hive Restaurant,
Main Street
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE
COURT HOUSE,
Meals at nil hours. Special at
tention to tho fanner patrons. The
tables are supplied with the best
tho markets tiU'ord,
JOHN COREY. Proprietor.
Independent Cigar
FACTORY!
c3iuj
5c CIGAR,
CliiillenirrnComimrlson In Quality
anil Worknmuslilp.
JULIUS PEPPKKUKRG,
Manufacturer.
R. B. WINDHAM
ATTOUN EY-AT-I.A W.
I'liittMiuoutli : : Xi'lrtsk.
Probate, Commercial Law, Real
Estate Litigation
Ami r'ori'i-lwMiri' of MortK't'S Spi-i-lally
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Dr. H. J. MAC ARTHUR
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ill.vrH.'r to lr. .1. M. Orri'llr.l
COATS BLOCK. pistttmouth 'Phone 20
NIGHT CALLS AT OFFICE.
MINNEAPOLIS
1
Ml
8 Perry's Restaurant 8
nd Short Order House ?
H MenU Solved nt Regular S 1
S Meal lh.nrs. N )
fi Fresh Oysters k (
5 (IX SEASON) p ?
S Fish or unytiiiiu in Mnrkot. jj S
1
til h L A L'ALL. Jl
& P. UTTERB.s.CK, Proprietor, k (
MARTI ft BUILDING. g ?
i North Sldo Main Street j$
.... v i
Going to Business College? tocfflM
nit-tli.xN i,f ln-.irti.-tl. u and tlio mic.vm of our Br;niuui.i. U u fri, AaUr-
I)KlT- M- LINCOLM. NEBRASKA
CEDAI AWN
The
Home
R l & -'rx yfMWE viiuiut
Polled Durham Bulls
FOR SALE
High. Grade Pedigreed Stock.
Tele. Cedar Lawn Stock Farm
LOUISVILLE,
Want your moustache or beard
ilhMntifulhrnvvrnrWphhlo-JITe,.
O.
I SIIW I mi Will HI MWil m
AyersPill
HI J t
Plattsmouth
UMmmm
Bottled in Bond.
JPlnillip
PLATTSMOUTH,
r
No Matter How Nice
Your House Appears
From the outside, if it is furnished with out-of-date
broken and scratched Furniture it doesn't measure
up to what your home should be. We have every
thing you can think of in
fjirniture oj)d Ijouse Fundings
New goods coming in daily. Come in and look our
store through when you get read v.
Sattler A Fassbender
EMBALMERS AND UNDERTAKERS
Sixth Street, lletween Main and Pear Sts.
STOCK FARM
J. D. FERGUSON
NEBRASKA.
Wake up your liver. Cure
your constipation. Get rid
of your biliousness. Sold
for 60 years. iFiS.:
RiRi(MRUAM'Q flYC
w w l I 11 M II fi III W UIL
lir, . T.'...)t 1 Ul ..llhia i.K K. P. !UM.trn.,!tAti'.!. II.
FRMNZEN
Merchant Tailor.
The only one in Plattsmouth that car
ries a larjre assortment of suit
ings, fancy antinp;s and vest
ings for you to select from. All
work first-class and of the latest
styles. Cleaning and repairing
given prompt attention.
Room 227 Coates Block
Nebraska..
is tbc Cheapest
in tbc Enfc!
Toor Whisky is not only dis
agreeable to tnste, but undoubted
ly injurious to the stomach. A lit.
tie good Whisky is n fine tonic and
helps instead of harming. Such
Whiskies ns Yellowstone, for in
stance, will do you just na much
good ns a doctor's prescription. If
you dou't know how good it is
come in and try it.
PRICES:
GuckenheimeriRye, per gallon. . .$4 0C
Yellowstone, " " . . . 4 OC.
Honey Dew, " " ... 3 0f
Big Horn, " " ... 2 OC
llTLiOloir.
- NEBRASKA