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ITER COMPANY INSTALL
ING NEW FILTERING PLANT
rhe l'lallsnioulli Water com
lany has just completed the in
stalling of a new filter plant at
I heir pumping: station, north of
the city. This plant has been
under construction for the past
year and a half aid has cost the
company a large sum of money,
but the new management has
spared no expense to put their
plant in first-class shape, and
will continue the policy of im
proving until the pumping station
here is one of the best in the
slate. Mr. Sinclair, the manager
of the company here, expects to
have the new filler plant in con
tinual operation in a couple of
iays, as it has been tested out
and found to be in ilrst-elass
shape find ready foi service.
This addition to the pumping
station will greatly improve tho
quality of water furnished by the
company and give the patrons the
benefit of the improvement. The
Plattsmoulh Water company has,
ince the change in ownership,
greatly helped the service in the
city by making all the improve
ments possible, and their efforts
along this line deserve the com
mendation of the water users, as
it has been possible a much hel
ler service, and the company will
keep adding to the equipment and
facilities al the pumping station
as the business demands.
Buy your fancy
the Journal office.
stationery at
) Take the Talk Train-Teleph one!
JHY should you exert yourself and
waste time in traveling, when the "talk
trains" will take your VOICE, your IDEAS,
your PERSONALITY, anywhere, almost in
stantly, and in nearly every case with as sat
isfactory results?"
Your TELEPHONE is the terminal from
which "TALK TRAINS" will start whenever
- you wish. They will take you to any one of
the several million other telephone terminals
in the United States and Canada, and give
VOll a flllinlf OQ1.T aTA Onflnnt.-. I .
blocks; possibly a thousand miles in any
case, you can avoid the expense, possible
waits, delays and disappointments of a per
sonal journey if you will just
"Take the Telephone Train"
Lincoln Telephone and
Telegraph Company
J. K. POLLOCK, Local Manager
Popular Priced Suits
THIS is a store for all
the people. Our Qualtiy
Clothesthe best clothes
madebegin at $20 and run to $35,
and no tailor can make any better,
but we realize there is a strong de
mand for good suits between $10
and $20. We are prepared to
meet it. We have pure all-wool
suits for you at $12. Elegant soft
finish twill serge at $15 and genu
ine hand-tailored pure all-wool cas
simers at S17. Silk line suits at
$20. Just received our 4th Spring
shipment of these popular pencil
stripes this week. 2 and 3 button
sacks, semi English and Norfolk
models. Come in and see them.
New Bulgarian Ties 50c
Wescott's Sons
Always the Home of .Satisfaction
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Looking After B. & M. Business.
K. W. Zavgren came in last
evening from Omaha to look after
some business for I he Uurlingtou
here and across the river. Mr.
Zavgren was seized with appen
dicitis while working acros the
river about two months ago, where
he was in charge of the rip
rapping, and was operated on in
Omaha, and he declares that he
feels belter now than he has for
the past fifteen years, as he was
troubled greatly in the last few
years by his stomach.
JUDGE ARCHER BUYS PROP-
1! POIIUTC qTHCCT
Judge M. Archer, who has re
sided in the Haicr property on
North Seventh street for the past
few years, has jusi purchased the
brick residence of I D. Hates (in
Oranite street, between Sixth and
Seventh, and has removed into
his new home. The properly just
purchased by the judge is located
near Hie principal business sec
tion of Hie city and will make him
and his estimable wife a most
comfortable home, as it is a well
arranged house, and being in easy
walking distance of town, will be
very handy for the judge.
A healthy man is a king in his
own right: an unhealthy man an
unhappy slave. For impure blood
and sluggish liver, use Hurdock
Hlood Hitters. On the market .T5
years. . 1 .00 a bottle.
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Possibly you want to io onlv a few
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GOOD GAME OF BALL NEXT
SUNDAY A SURE THING
Manager C. S. Johnson of thw
ltooslers has seemed a game for
next Sunday willi the Mrodegaard
Crowns of Omaha, one of the
promising young teams of that
city, and the fans will be treated
to some real line base ball. The
team here is gelling down to
practice every night and begin
ning to show improvement in all
departments of flic game and
ought to be able to give a good
account of themselves against the
Crowns next Sunday. He sure and
hirn out to assist the team in get
ting started and give them the
benefit of your "rooting" to en
abb1 them to secure a victory.
PREPARING TO OPEN
SALOON NEXT MONDAY
The work of preparing Hie room
the (dd Soennichsen building
in
that will be occupied by William
lliuriehseu with a saloon, is be.
ing pushed along vt ry rapidly and
the steel ceiling will be completed
today, which is go-ng some, as il
was not started until Tuesday
aMernoon, and the contractors.
Messrs. Schuldiee and Warga,
feel very much pleased wit h the
rapidity with which the work ha
been carried on. As soon as pos
sible the decorators and car
penters will finish up the work on
the room and have it in shape for
the opening thai "Old Hickory"
w ill hold on next Monday.
The Suro Way.
Common sense tells us lo hold
fast to that which is good. W'e
know that we can depend on it,
r 1 1 trying something unknown lo
us we have to depend on (lie words
of others. This is very important
when you come to selecting a
remedy, either for yourself or for
a member of your family. You
know, for instance, t hat Triner's
American Elixir of Hitter Wine
for more than twenty years lias,
in cases of indigestion, constipa
tion, loss of appetite and other
disturbances of the digestion,
helped you or your family or your
neighbors. Why should you now
try something else? This rem
edy will thoroughly clean out the
body without weakening it, will
improve the digestion and will
strengthen you. At drug stores.
Jos. Triner, 1333-1339 S. Ashland
Ave., Chicago, 111. Muscular
rheumatism usually will yield
promptly to Triner's Liniment.
W. C. Tippens was a passenger
yesterday afternoon for Lincoln,
where he attended a meeting of
the Shriners, being one of the
new members taken into that organization.
Pasture for Horses.
1.00 per month, flood grass
and r 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i i water. t
T. II. Hollock.
PICNIC IN HONOR OF SCHOOL
CLOSING Hi 01STR1CT 27
The pupils in School District
No. '21 closed their year's work on
last Kriday, and in order to pro
perly commemorate the happy
event the pupils were favored
with a picnic given by their teach
er. Miss Florence Hummel, on
Sunday, April 27. Al the noon
hour a most delicious dinner was
served, consisting of everything
good to eat. Th" afternoon was
wliiled away in playing different
games. Those present were:
Misses Josephine Vallery, F.iiuna
Tschirren, Mary and Maggie Kaf
fenberger, Dora Xolling, Jennie
and Nora I!atten, Miss llaynie,
Mable and Louise Hummel, Tony
Janda, Hulli Kellison, Freda and
Frances Flrich, Mary and Mar
garet Diet I, Messrs. Fritz and Max
Vallery. Fred Tschirren, Fred,
(ieorge and Johnnie Kaffenberger,
Henry Nolting, Saminie Hhoden,
Julius I'itz, John and Flmer Hum
mel, Willie and Kd Meisinger,
Jesse and 1'iul Long, Herman
(iraham, Raymond Meisinger, Al
vin and Herman Meisinger, Her
nard Meisinger, Raymond Kelli
son. Hamilton Mark, Carl and Al
bert Kraeger, Carl Flrich, Fred
erick, Franklin and Rajph Welir
bein, Mesdames Kd rhrirh, J. M.
Meisinger, 11. W. Long. i. II. Mei
singer, Will Kellison, Christina
Hummel, Messrs. and Mesdames
( '.eorge Kraeger, Fred Meisinger,
J. F. Wehrbein, E. C. Hummel and
William Hummel.
KENSINGTON CLUB ENTER
TAINED AT GUTHIN HOME
The beautiful Jiomc of Mrs. F.
It. li 1 1 1 n mi was the scene of a
most delightful gathering yester
day afternoon, when she enter-'
lained the Kensington club. The
afternoon was most enjoyably
spent by the ladies in plying the
busy needle and social conversa
tion, which made the hours lly
very fast, and il was with great
regret that the company departed
for their homes. During the
course of (he afternoon the bos
less, , assisted by her daughter,
Mis'M innie (iulhmann and Miss
Margaret Hallahau, served some
vi ry delicious refieshments that
nine as a most deiighlul ending
of the pleasant afternoon, and all
the guests fell that it was a rare
I : t nt to be enl'Mlained in the
ioaI manner that, they had been
at the (iulhmann home. The
Members present al the gathering
J,. ere: Mesdames J F.. McDaniel,
(liorge I nomas, I . O. Kgenberg,
er, W. K. Roscncrnns. L. H. Kgen
berger, William lfassler, Joseph
The Best Flour
on the Market
FQRE5TEDSE,
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NEW BAR IN PLATTSMOUTH!
MONDAY,
Soonniclison's Old Grocery Storo Stand
MAIH STREET
where you will find your favorite brews of lager beer on tap, also the purest of
wines and whiskies and fine cigars.
You are extended a cordial invitation to call and see us.
We will treat you right.
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Special Sale on Hats!
Piraeus day-
Monday,
Special Sale
Special Sale
Fetzer, Olga Croscary, P. F. (loos,
J. C. Helerson, Val Hurkel, W. L.
Austin, H. A. Hales.
Accidents will happen, but the
best regulated families keep Dr.
Thomas' Eclectic Oil for such
emergencies. Two sizes L'5c and
5ne at all stores.
CAPT. S. H.
MAT ATTEND GETTYS
BURG CELEBRATION
The stale legislature, at their
last session, appropriated $4,000
to pay the expenses of the old
soldiers residing in this stale who
fought at (ietlysburg, back to that
battlefield this summer on the
fiftieth anniversary of the great
conllicl. l'lallsnioulli has a rep
resentative who is eligible to take
advantage of the offer, as he was
in the thick of tho light there, and
that is Captain S. 11. Morrison,
who, as a member of the Second
Wisconsin infantry, a part of
which was known as the "Iron
Brigade," and which withstood
the assaults of the southern army
which swept against them in
charge after charge. The brigade
was commanded by Oeneral E. S.
Hragg of Wisconsin, who was aft
erwards very prominent in demo
cratic politics in his home stale.
The captain at (his bailie received
a wound which incapacitated hliri
from duty for some time, but the
memory of the great struggle will
always live with him. It is lo be
hoped that the captain will be able
lo attend the reunion al (Jettys
burg, which will be attended by
both the northern and southern
old veterans, all under the same
old flag.
Harsh physics react, weaken
the bowels, will lead lo chronic
constipation. Dunn's Hegulels
operate easily. '.Tic a box at, all
stores.
LOW FREIGHT RATES on
Household Goods
We etn g le you lower freight retee then too cen gel
on Hotuehold Goodi, Auloi, etc., to ny point :o t he
United Steles. L n imp tor too mua o
YOU MONEY. Write neaieel office (ot low relet
Missouri Rlvor Freight F'd'K Co.
Omaha. Nab. Kansas CltV. Mo.
$3.00 yp
PEN1N! IOI
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May 5th
on All Hat
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on Hats!
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HOBO TAKES A SUIT OF
CLOTHES FROM GAR BUI
lor the
has been
many of
past two days the city
infested with a great,
the genuine "hoboes,"
teen making themselves
who
lave
very miieli of an annoyance lo Iho
citizens in general, and have been
around to the different business
houses asking for aid. This
morning one of the men working;
for Hie Hurlington, who lives in
one of the bunk cars, near the
depot, returned to his doinieilw
and was greatly surprised to learn
that a good suit of his had dis
appeared and in its place was Hie
ragged garments of the Irani). He
reported the mailer to the police,
but a I borough search of the yards
and tracks failed to discover the
man who did Hie stealing, ami it
is thought he boarded a passing
train before the ioss was dis
covered and made good his escape.
The tramps had made a shack up
near the old brewery, where they
congregated, and this afternoon
Assistant Chief of Police Neu
mann went up there and had the
place torn down to stop their
hanging out there.
NEW TELEPHONE SYSTEM
IS NOW IN FULL FORCE
Yesterday afternoon the Lin
coln Telephone and Telegraph
company cut over their system
from the old to the new, and this
morning the employes of the com
pany were busily engaged in re
moving the old-fashioned tele
phones out of Hie business houses
and installing the new ones,
which have been ready for the
change for several months. The
new system, which does away with
the necessity of ringing for cen
tral, will prove lo ne a great deal
more convenient to the subscrib
ers than I lie (dd method.
For Sale.
A Heininglou Typewriter, in
lirsl-class order; as good as new.
Will be sold at half price. Tit
piire al. Hotel Hiley. 5-t-tfd
MANAGER
