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THE CITY.
PLATTSMOUTH
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VICIINITY.
Personal Points
Cr m I'rMay'a I'.il
Mrs. 11. T. Wulcott. of Weeping
Water, was visiting friend-, at I'latts
mouth today.
Mrs. C KroMer ami Mks Lowie
Shannon returned to their home at
dreenwood this afternoon after short
visit with friends here.
Mrs. J. II. Murphy, a former resi
dent of riattsmmitli, tmt now of Lin
coln, Is visiting here the guest of Mr.
ami Mrs. A. C. Codwin.
Ann Mm' the marriage licenses issued
in Council I'.lulTs, Iowa, yesterday, we
note llio following: Y. J. Sheneiieid,
of South Omaha, a;ed , Kdilh Ilean,
aged Jl, of N'ehawU. Neh.
diaries Carlson departed lor Lincoln
this morning to complete some work
in the draughting department of the
IhirlliiKton, after which he will he
attache'! to the otliee force here.
was
I'rum s'utiinl;iy' I'ul'.y.
"Gut Hell," the favorite cigar
Hanker Meeker, of Crecnwood
In t he city today on huslness.
1'. A. Hild, from the vicinity of My
nard. was a county seat visitor today.
John Alhert, one of our prosperous
German farmers, w as In the city today.
Misses Ilattlc right and KunaTowlc
were upending the day In the metropo
lis. (Jeorgc I. Horn and son, Henry, of
Cedar Creek, w ere visitors at the coun
ty scat today.
A. It. Karhart passed through this
city this morning enroute from Mur
ray toiilcnwood.
Miss Minna Wills came In last nllit
from Lincoln, where she has been at
tending' the university.
In county court linal settlement was
made today by the administrator, N.
II. Meeker, in the estate of M. V.
"Wolfe, deceased.
The Ashland high school hall team
necompanied by a larne delegation of
rooters, arrived tills morning and the
panie with the cltv high school Is In
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progress this afternoon.
Mrs. Ellas Sage is expected to arrive
In the city tomorrow from May wood,
Neb., for an extended visit with her
niece. Mis. Rush O. Fellows, and
family. Mrs. Fellows and daughter
went over to Jeadwood today to meet
the Uurllngton train, upon which Mrs.
Sage Is to arrive l'.clln Fourche (S.
I). ) Northwest Post.
l'r.im Muily' I'ully.
Mrs. A. L. laker was visiting at tlie
county seat today.
John McNurlln came in last night
from Cullom, where he has been em
nloved at the elevator of the DuIT
(train Co.
K. 15. and (ieorge Trook, from the
vicinity of 1'nion, were visitors at the
county seat today, departing this
afternoon for Omaha.
Adam FornolT. one of our most pros'
perousand energetic farmer friends,
residing near Cullom, was t ransacting
business in l'lattsmouth today.
D.O.DWYER,Attorney-at-Law
Offce in building cast of court
house, Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
The Nehawka base ball team tried
to secure a name yesterday with the
Red Sox of this city, but the latter re
eelved word too late to complete ar
rangements.
Don t use harsh physics, lhc re
action weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. Get Poan
Kegulets, They operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation.
Now the farmer Is confronted by the
danger of Inferior seed corn. Expert
who have examined the grain say that
a considerable portion of that grown
last season Is not likely togerminate.
John Fassbender came in from Ya
hoo tliis morning on business. He
high in his praises of his new location
and of the friends that he has found In
that thriving city of Saunders county
Hoy Fpton, the 1'nion hardware
merchant, accompanied by Miss Nina
Lynde. came up yesterday and were
the guests of Miss Mattle Kuplcy dur
Ing the day. Abe Kupiey came up
the night before and spent Sunday at
home.
The sheriff received a telephone mcs
Bane from Avoca Saturday night, stat
ing that a fellow had skipped out with
i team and buggy belonging to the
livery stable there. Late that night
the fellow returned with the property
and was allowed to pursue his way un
molested.
Will Shera of Hock Muffs brought
six gray wolf cubs to the courthouse
today, but on ascertaining that noth
Ing but the coyote bounty of l.
would be allowed, he decided to take
them borne and make pets out of them
j Will cap! ured them on Kiiu. bill s M
jofE-ck I'.lufls, and lie tiok several
shots at the oM one, which he spied
near the den. but was unable to kill
it.
George J. Mcisinger from the vicini
ty of Mynard was In town today fur
the first time in three months, and
while here made a pleasant call on the
Journal force. He has been afflicted
with rheumatism during the past year,
but lias enjoyed fair good health this
winter.
J. II. Melsinger and son Jacob J.,
both prosperous farmers from near
Cedar Creek, were In l'lattsmouth to-
lay and paid t lie Journal othce a brief
all. I'.oth gentlemen are readers of
the Journal, and the kind that always
remember that the printer needs his
money once a year.
I'mni T'.U'vhiy's i;illy
Machine oil at Asemlssen Louck's.
tr. Marshall, Hentlst, Coats' T.lock.
Garden tools of every description at
John l'.auer's.
George Nelson and wife were pas
sengers tor the metropolis this morn
ing.
Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves, al
sizes and styles, for sale at Asemlssen
Si Louck's.
Charles Spencc of Louisville was
transacting business at the county
seat today.
New supply of garden seed In bulk
also all kinds of lield seeds, at Asemls'
sen & Louck's.
Clarence Tetlt, of Weeping Water,
was looking after some legal business
lit l'lattsmouth today.
John Fassbender returned this af
ternoon to Wahoo, after a short visit
with l'lattsmouth friends.
II. It. Nelt.ell and family spent
Sunday with the Guthman family, re
turning to M unlock this afternoon.
lion. William Hollos Dernier, the
El in wood attorney is here today tran
sacting business In the district court.
Fred Noltlng, one of our Industrious
German farmers, living west of town,
was In this morning and renewed for
the Journal another year.
C. A. Rawls, Lawyer.
bate and general practice.
fice of Caunty Attorrjey.
Torturing eczema spreads Its burn
ing area every day. Doan's Ointment
liilckly stops its spreading, In.ssantly
relieves the Itching, cures It perma
nently. At any drug store.
A special from Fremont says that
the Eno hotel will be opened Monday
by II. K. Dunbar. The building IsIkj
lug overhauled this week and new
Homing Installed in the dining room.
The sheritT received a card from the
superintendent of the orphans homcat
at Eeresford, S. D., reciuestlng him to
be on the lookout for a U-year-old boy
who left that Institution on April 2!t,
hum.
Can't look well, eat well or feel well
with impure blood feeding your lmdy,
Keep the blood pure with Eurdock
Elood Hitters. Eat simply, take
exercise, keep clean and you will have
long life.
County Assessor M. Teegarden re
turned from Weeping Water this
morning and is busily engaged in
checking up the returns of L. F. John
sou for South Eend precinct, and of
George 1'lckwcll forElmwood precinct.
a:.d we were pleased to ; Ii:n l!ok-;
Ing s i well. i
E l'nitst ' f Myi.ar I was a tusi-1
li.s isitor at I'lattsni-Mitii today. i
F. M. Young and wife "f Murray!
were vUiting at the county m at today. I
J ak Schneider of Cedar (. reek was!
transact ing lu-dness at l'lattsmouth!
today. !
-Full line of Quick Meal and Found
( Uk Mecl I. .nines, at competing prices.
A&emissfU & Louck.
Woman loves a clear, rosy com
plexion. Eurdock Flood Fitters puri
fies the blood, clears the skin, restores
sound health.
There's nothing so good for a sore
throat as Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil.
Cures In a few hours. Relieves any
pain in any part.
The second hearing on claims against
the estate of Jacob S. Strickland, de
ceased, was held this morning, and the
claims of Dr. Chas. W. Jester, Dr. W.
E. Thompson and Jos. Strickland were
allowed.
Danger is near at hand when the
kidneys are sick. Kidney-Ettes wll
purify and strengthen the kidneys and
restore them to their normal and
healthy condition. J", cents. Gerlng
it Co., druggists.
Ed, Wehorg, a former l'lattsmouth
boy, stopped on" between trains this
morning to renew acquaintances here,
while enroute from Chicago to Omaha
where he will engage in the piano
business in company with his father,
John Wehorg.
At the linal session of the grand
lodge of the Knights of Pythias of
Nebraska In Lincoln last evening, W.
S. Leyda. of Falls City, was selected
grand chancellor. Mr. Leyda is a
brother of John M. Leyda of this city.
A marriage license was Issued this
morning to Gust E. I'.roberg, age 22,
and Anna Montgomery, age 215, both
residents of Norfolk, Neb. The above
couple were made husband and wife
by Judge Travis at high noon, and de
parted from the elysiam realms with
the best wishes of all.
George Ennklow and wife came In
last night from Temple, Texas, where
the former lias been in the engineer
service of the M. K. &T. E. 1!. George
has not entirely recovered from the
accident lie sustained during the win
ter, at which time he fell from the
engine, and Injured his foot, lie and
his wife will spend the summer here,
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Wynn.
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rONSUIYlPTION
OUGHSand
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Prico
50c & $1.00
Frco Trial.
Surest and Uiuckest Curo for nil
THROAT aud LUNO TROUB
LES, or SIONEY BACK.
Strength to Weak Men
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PEFFERS NERVIGOR
The wnrht n.imircw men vo.o ro Mmntt in pbr.lml,
mt'innl anil limit f itn-i'i men of amliltitn, vnvriiv atiii
p.'1-i.ulml mit;..:tlm ; tli I rut-1 H of rlivt niallllniHt.
To attain Oil lht llrnt n'iil!lu In itimhI. lii-alUi
Ntrvtt. lil'"h (lrir'ni-lly lor Illl0ll'tluinifiit.
PEf reR I NERVIOOH niKkra Stronl. Calm Narvit.
Cur.a Nirnui Otbilllf. Faillnl Mimorf, Vital Waak-naaa-
Prailratlon, Slaaplctanaaa ail ntluT trmtlilvadua
l, ,it Hurk, Morrv. Miioklu. ,r Ii-Iiiiin l.atiltH.
MnkM rlrh. Iirallliv tlot.tt anl rfllm wuU-U norTea.
V iuillv f.ir w.'turii. Il..,ikl,'( trv.
I'ri.', ti w a i. six tr iki. Mriitil, tth ft guar
amr t. n filllil. If tl.-t .'ll r.'.l ,ir I'l'M'lMrtl .
PtrrCR MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, CHICAOO, U. . A.
For Sale bv Gcrino; & Co.
l'ri'iu Wciliii'silay's dully.
II. P.. Neitel came in from Mur-
dock on business this niorniiK'.
Miss Carrie Allison and Mrs. W. S.
Smith, of Murray, were attending the
play at the Parmelc last night.
II. L. Melonald of Eagle was trans
acting business at the county seat,
returning home this afternoon.
George Shrader, one of the promi
nent farmers of Kock P.lulTs precinct,
was a Plattsmouth visitor today,
Fredrick and Andrew Stohhnan and
wife, of Louisville, were transacting
business at the county seat yesterday.
C. L. G raves, Hay Frans and Hoy
I'ptou of 1'nion, were among those
attending "When Knighthood was in
Flower."
James Manners and Miss Marie
l'.ergcr were up from Murray last
night to attend the play at the Par
niele theatre.
lion. m. Delles Icrnier who has
been transacting business In the conn
ty seat during the past few days, de
parted this afternoon for his home at
Khnwood.
In Justice Archer's court a contro
versy is to be heard this afternoon. In
regard to John Kcnncr allowing his
cattle to run at large over the lawns
and walks of some of the residents.
I-cvl Uusterholt., of near Murray,
was In the city today. This Is the
first time Mr. Husterhoitz has been In
Plattsmouth since ho has been sick,
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E have been busy cutting off carpets for the past
two weeks, which convinces us that our prices
are right and we KNOW that our assortment is
good and complete.
We always strive to get the Best and Choicest
Patterns and then give the Lowest Prices to our
Customers for Reliable Goods.
Tapeslry Brussels
Velvet
Smith's "
Moquettes
Two-Ply Ingrains
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. 75c. 92lc
, 31.00, SI.I0. SI.I5
SLOO. SI. 10. SI.I5. SI.25
, 59c. 70c. 75c
Lower Grades of Garpetings 19c, 25c, 30c, 45c
A Fine Line of Straw Mattings
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Will Kinnamon, O.-c.ir Owison and!
Oscar Sampson departed this morning
Tor Sioux City where they will enter j
the employ (if the Northwestern.
II. A. Schneider went to Cedar :
Creek this morning, to bring his driv- j
lug nag to town, and shine around !
with the rest of the young fellows. I
Ambrose (Pete) Neligh is now an
employe In the Hurlinnton shops. He
went to work yesterday morning In
the car repairing department, under
the supervision of F. II. Steimker.
A merry CsMng party composed of
Messrs. and Mesdarnes Grant Owen,
and Wm. McCauley, Miss Addle Searl
and Jesse Perry, chartered a carryall
this morning and drove out to the
Platte bottoms. We presume that
thiy are now busily engaged angling
for some of the finny tribe in the vi-
j cinity of the Four Mile.
It's High Time !
to place your faithful fect In
comfortable
SUMMER OXFORDS
We are showing the handsomest
men's shoes that were ever wrought
of leather. GRACE and STYLE
a plenty, and FIT say, they cling
to your ankle as though your feet
were moulded Into them.
Gun and Mohawk
Straight or Swing Lasts, $3.25
Patents from - 53.50 to $4.00
THIS STORE FOR OXFORDS
Children's Slippers
SHERWOOD & SON
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10U mlglll IIU clUll' IU U11IIS Ul V-1J( liailiu c nam iui
this new delicious bottled beer of ours and just for rutting that idea
down on the coupon below and mailing it to us, you may pet $500,00 in cold cash.
An investment of a postage stamp might bring you this little fortune and think
what that could do for you.
We want to break away from the brewers' habit of naming their beers "Bavarian," "Pil
scner," "Wiener," "Bohemian," '"Muenchner" and the like because this new beer of ours is
different it is better than other beers. The names like the ones we mention are meant to in
dicate the kind of foreign beer they imitate.
We want a name appropriate for our beer which contains the best qualities of all these
beers without their heavy, sticky substance.
We have carefully studied the taste of the public during all the fifty years we have been brew
ing beer in Omaha and now offer a beer to please the public not a beer that merely pleases us.
You Owe It To Yourself To Try.
We have put over 50 years of brewing experience into this beer, using nothing but the finest
Bohemian hops the best barley grown in Wisconsin, the finest rice India produces and our
pure, sparkling artesian spring water that gives this beer an individual flavor and tonic effect
that no other Lrewer can imitate.
It is light in color, light in weight and full of nutrition.
We want a really good name one that will "hit the nail on the head." We make
This Liberal Offer of a $500.00 Prize
so as to get the serious consideration of a great many people so let us have your suggestion.
Contest Closes May 21st. 1906.
Conditions: Contestants may suggest as many names as they desire. The names must
" be short, easy to pronounce and suggestive. No names ending in "ine"
will be considered. The name must b; one that we can register, so no proper name will do and
no dictionary names except as descriptive ofa certain ou.dity of beer such as "Velvet" or Silk"
to indicate its smoothness. Suggestions received after May 21, will not be considered.
Open To Every Man, Woman and Child.
Name Contest Department.
Fred Krug Brewing Co., Omaha, Neb.
1 submit the following names for your new beer.
My name is.
Address.
Cjity County State
Tbc Plattsmouth Journal. Plattsmouth,-Nebraska