UUMUM.) TMIi: TABLE.
a nion-miCED trxrRV.
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1VKHK TOU THKltK'
A dollar fer a book Ilk Ua! The price t
startling. Tery.
Why, I could buy fer tt at there sum a Webster's
dlctlonery
A half a dozen Inches thick, an' words on all
the pages,
Keadiu eaaff to last a niau fer ages an' fer apes.
Why, one't' I bought a organ box, an' only paid
ado'lar,
An' that's exactly what I paid fer Rover's new
brass collar.
The sugar I could buy fer that wouU sweet the
winterasea'
'Twoald buy a hundred pound o hay, two gal
lon o molasses!
My da'ter's been away to school, aw otry is
her hobby.
But If It comes es high esthat. it's purty steep,
by bobby .'
I can't see no goo-d reason fer slch everlastin
prices!
It seems to rue It or to be as cheap as good ad
vice is!
These poetry fellers never ork ; they go around
a woonlu.
With heads a mile above the clouds, their high-
flown harps a tunin.
An I singln 'bout the Miukin star, the rewslii
and the daisy.
The new mown hay, the soft eyed cow I really
think they're craiy !
She'll haftt berry one, I guess, of somebody er
ruther;
U borry all ray paj-crs tint o ine an then
cther.
The necessary things o life 1 all that 1 kin pay
fer;
Enoncn to eat, enrich to wear, is all I ever
pray for.
I calEt pay ifcst fer skh a bovk ; the prh e Is t.
o reason !
I've had poor luck this su tamer, too: U' Uen a
trjla season.
Besides, slch stntT is mighty dry. an t"elv"s as
a cracker.
I bray of Smith a dollar's worth of t. olden ea
tertacker
Tha Declamatory Contnt.
The third annual declamatory con
test of the I'lattsmouth high school
will occur at the Presbyterian church
on Friday evening, March 22. The
contestant recetYing the highest mark
ings will represent the local schools at
the district rontest, which occurs in
this city next month and will also he
awarded a gold medal. Aside from
this the winners in the different
classes will be given i'2J0 in gold. The
contestants in the different classes and
their subjects will be as follows:
ORATORICAL CLASS.
E llth UiinelL. "Zenobla'a Defence.'
Edgar Palmer "Ilofer s Iefne."
PRAVATtf I I.A.
Claire Druamon d "Monas Water."
Maud Mauiy SUter and I.'"
Maud Rennle '-Brier Hose."
ncMORocs class.
LUiIe Elkeabary "Lesson in Cookery."
Olga Martln..'The Freckled Faced LltUe Girl "
Enusa PolsalL "The Future Election."
Mabel Unrua "The Jealous Wlfe.-
A general admission of 25 cents will
be charged to the contest. Iteserved
seats can be secured at Lehnhoff
'Bros.1 without extra charge.
Registration Notice.
The several boards of registration
will meet for the purpose of having a
revision of the registration lists of the
voters in their respective wards in the
city of Plattsmoutb, Nebraska, on Fri
day, March 22, Saturday, March 23,
and Saturday, March SO, and shall re
main in session on each of said days
from the hours of S o'clock a. m. until
9 o'clock p. m.,at the following places:
First ward
Perkins hotel block.
Main street.
Second ward Turnverein hall,
Washington avenue.
Third ward W. D. Jones' livery
barn., Main street.
Fourth ward Police judge's office,
Main street.
Fifth ward Bach's grocery store,
Lincoln avenue.
The first ward is composed of that
part of the city lying north of Main
street and east of Seventh street.
The second ward is composed of that
part of the city lying north of Main
street and west of Seventh street.
The third ward is composed of that
part of the city lying south of Main
street and west of Sixth street, and
north of the north line of fifth ward.
The fourth ward is composed of that
part of the city lying east of Sixth
street, south of Main street and north
and east of fifth ward.
The fifth ward is composed of that
part of the city lying west of Palmer's
addition and including fractional lot
7 of dection 19, township 12, range H,
and all of that portion of the city lying
west of Lincoln avenue and south of
the north lines of section 19, township
12, range 14, and section 21, township
12. range 13.
Voters will govern themselves ac-
cordingly. 11. C. Keuk, City Clerk.
We guarantee a fit in spectacles, or
no sale. Gerixo & Co.
Idat of Latter
Remaining unclaimed in the postofilce
at Plattsmouth, Nebraska, March 21 .
Cole. . E. Davl, John
Ireen, MUn K. M. Kmery, Mm. liell
Uoj'klnn, Oeo. Mason, D. J.
t an, F. T. I'etenten, C'hai.
Clark, Mr. E. M.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters or parcels will please say ad-
ertlsed." W. K.Fox, P. M.
Prominent Drasglata of irtalr.Neb., Write
Magnet Chemical Co.
Dear Sirs: The goods which we
bought through your salesman are
sellers: the magnet itlk ailleu es
pecially sells good and gives excellent
satisfaction. ve nave re-oraerea
through our jobbers several times.
Respectfully yours,
Falmer & Taylok.
For sale by Gering&Co.
The best Iowa sorghum at 50 cents a
gallon at McCouitT'fl.
T ! the ; futtrta1nnrt .tvm ny mt
MiaWr Co. at WliltV Open
tluws l.Mat Night.
A good s'zed audience witnessed the
third entertainment given iv me
Turner Shaker Conceit company ni
White's opera house last eveniug.
The entertainment is llrst-cla?s, one
of the best that has visited riaiis
mouth. The different performers nre
all artists iu their line and the enter
tainment given is very tlno indeed.
The doctor is an entertaining and
able speaker and gives instructive and
entertaining lectures each evening
upon the parasitic action, and of the
cause of different disease.
The two monster tapo worms, re
,r.w.l frnm ll;irrv H. Dickinson and
l-kl V - -
Thomas Henderson, both of ! latts
mouth, were placed on exhibition, as
they will be this evening. The Shaker
doctor is at the hotel Kiley from i lo
11 a. in. nuvi 2 to 3 i. m. daily, where
be will ctve free advice, and consulta
tion.to all who call and see him.
The concert tonight will consist of
aneutirenew Hue of specialties and
acts. liting in your friends am
spend a pleasant and enjoyable eve
ning. Admission 10 cents.
lUolut lm olk.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nersuip heretofore existing betwem
the undersigned doing business under
the llrm name or Oliver & K.tmage ha?
leen dissolved by mutual consent,
neither member desiring to continue
the business. II. A. Oi.ivki:,
Fni:t Kamuk.
March 1, 1S'.
I'ur fail.
Vt will sell our I'lattsmoutlt ice
business at : bargain, also a line lot
of ice tools at a bargain.
II. C. McMakkn -N: Son.
Tin: Jouknal invites tlie merchants
of Hattsmotith tu use its columns to
advertise their w ares. We know that
it reaches tte people who are to buy
of them or of some other dealers. The
farmers have begun stocking up for
spring and summer. Now is tiui to
invite them to buy of you. There is
no doubt but you can sell goods at
prices they can aflord to buy for, and
the only question is. will you make the
invitation so that they will ee it and
takeadvantage of it. Make a trial of
The Jouiin'al's columns, and you
will be pleaded w ith the results, sure.
Dr. it
in
aid block.
The "O. K." bdth rooms wili.'re
otainopen on Suadays until 12 o'clock
(noon.) Best baths in the city. Trice
1-5 cents.
Hot weiner-wurst, free luncli anJ
Anheuser-I5usch beer at the Casino.
The members of the Woman's Club
will hold their next regular meeting on
Friday evening, March 22, at the home
of Mrs. II. Elson, on south Sixth street.
The subject for the evening's dis
cuasion will be "Goethe." Members
are requested to come prepared with
quotations from "Faust."
Fou 11 est Four-room house aud
garden spot. Can pay in cash and
work. Also S-room house with large
grounds, (flw) Ii. B. Windham.
The newest and latest designs in
wall paper at Gering & Co.'s.
Leave your orders for job work with
The Jouknal, an artUtfc job guar
anteed.
The attention of voters is directed
to the registration notice which ap
pears in these columns.
First-class bicyles ion kknt.
T. M. Pattekson,
Columbia Agent.
Geistiger Turnabend, Sonntag, den
24, March, ISOo.
Legal 'otlc.
In the district court of Cem county. Nebraska :
In the muter of the estate of Iknnitt W.
Pierce, deceiised.
This cause came on for hearing upon the i-etl-tion
of Walter J. W hite, administrator of tiie
estate of llenoett W. Pierce. dereael. i-ravlnir
for licence to Bell lot f f tccti and ftlxtecti, hl-c k
nine, bouln rata aijditlon to the city of I'ltt
roomh, or 11 niitliclent amount of the aine to
rrlnsr the aura of aC0.c. for the t.avmcnt r.r
lebu allowed against naM eMate and the com
or anminmration, mere not being siitticlent
personal property to pay the fa!J !cbt and r.
pense. it ; therefore ordere I that all twrknn
IntereNted lu aabl ettato apj-car before tre at
rjausmoMin, .eorn. on tlio 2d day of May,
into, atone o'clock P. m.. to Mtow rumn in
llcenn) nhotiM not be granted to kald adminis
trator to tJi tto rnucn or the atorc described
rval estate of the "aid d?tscd an ahull bo
necesNary to pay rata oents and ex 1110.
Iatcd thlH llh day of March.
13 4 SAM'LM. CHAPMAN.
Judge of the Uinrict Court .
Iul Notice.
Thomaa Iterllnand Emma IJcrllti noti-rokl.
acnioerenuanta, are hereby notified thalon the
'thdayof Febniary, l!t5, Herman Dcttmau
nicj itiH ptuuon and amdavlt for at
taciimeni ngalutt th"ia lu lusllrc court of
HiiTld MCChJc lu Klmwoo-i rr-olnpt.
county, Nebraska, claiming frj3.l2 wlth7trr
cent lutereat from April 22nd, for gooI,
wares aua mercnanuiHe aold the enld Ttiornai
llerllu, and ttcceBariea for hlmnelf, the naid
Emma llerlln and their family; that the return
of the constable disci ones no goods or chatties
in hai county upon which to levy but an Inter
est of said defendants In lot 0. In block 1. Ilnr
ton's addition to Wabash. Nebraska. vherMirnri
said caso aod proceedings wer certified to the
dlhtrictcoortof Cass county. Nebraska, where
the same li now .pending; that said property
has been attached in said suit. You are re
quired to answer said ctlllon by Monday, the
cm unj 01 .April, iijva.
HenMAN Detthak.
10 4-t
B223SSON & ROOT,
Attorneys at Law,
; PLATTSMOUTH. NEII.
OPFICB-irttfXbnUd block, oyer FlrstNafJ I ank
it. ,M. ii. It.
K A ST HOUND.
No. -, dally 5:18, t. in.
No. 4. dally lit u. m.
No. 10, f ram Schuyler exrcj.t SuicU) .1 1 :.Vi, e.m
No. 12, dally eacept s.ulny ".'. p.
No. J'J, dally except Sunday I2:'.,,l, p. in.
No. ;Ji, freight from LntiUvllle 2:10, p. in.
WKST BOUND.
No. 3. dully 3:43. p. m.
No. 5. dally 9:15. u. m.
No, 7, ft mall,. lull r 2:12. in.
No. 9. to Schuyler, eaeept Sunday.. -S:), p. ni.
No. II, dally . ..
No. 91 , dally except Sunday
No. 2). froUht t LoiiUvlI'e
. . 5 :3J. p. ui.
. .7:15. a. n.
..K:0t, h. v..
M . It. It.
GOING NOUTIt: Lea..
PasaeitRer. No . 1
No. P. I p. m
Freight. No. liT id!'-. rao'pl Sunday ) .i x' p. m
liOlNti SOl'TU:
PafM'iiKvr, No. 2 lo:JP-
so. vh ir::. n
PreUM, No, IMtdally i.eept nnda ! 5. "
First Premium
at the
Columbian Exposition
The SingeiTMai'f'g Go.
it m:t :i v i: i
54: First Awards,
Htlnir thelaret siiimtK-r nf avard t.!ln'd
ty any exhtu!tr and inoro than Jo;lf lU
uninU-r received l-T l other S.wiii Marliltn
eo::ipan!cs. A war d received ou the t iic :
Family Sewln Machine. V. S. No. 2.
I. K. i- 11. and lui;l Thread Automatic
Chain Stitch Machine. Sewing Mathlz.e
CaMuel. Art Ktuhroi.lerlea. l.ait. t. nr-
taln. L philtery. Artltlc Kurntnunii;.
vtwincaiil Kaitruidery. Taje.try Ma
fhlne NS ork.
AIm 3 Awarda. coTeriT? tnahln
for manufacture in every line where a
Svwin Machine cai4 I ttvl on ttol
Cbttoii and silk floth. Krttt l'..1
leather, etc.. for Ornain-nta! MlfMi.u
Mutton hlt-a. Ityelet., Marring. vrr
Ka:ntiii;. staying, etc
AGENTS WANTKD.
The Singer M'fg Co
"A.11 Over the World.
II r nrflrt - 13 I tl l.iucl.i SI . OKialt
The City Hotel,
C yr.ier M.iin -in-i Third Sts.,
PLATTSMOUTH.
FIRST-CLASS HOSTELRY
IS EVKRV HKSPF.CT.
REFITTED aud REFURNISHED
Special Attention Given to the
Accommodation of Farmers.
First-Class Bar
a t'annrt.
tlnn. . .
CLEAN ROOMS ANDTAHLE
Rates 81 Per Day
H. H. GOOS. PropY.
ED. FITZGERALD.
TUB Ot.l ItKI I AltLK
Liverymar
HAS rUKCHASKU THE
Sixth Street Checked
Barn.
AND WILL KU.v tT
FIRST-CLASS s-;
Special attriitiot. to Funerals, ilufki
uu to all tr-iHi. "I'm n:''n ml H-
Customers ii h tr''o
W. D. J'ONSS.
C-ttM4
O 1 1 1 1 1 yH
OUIcnI
LIVERYMAN
Has iurcha0'l the I'mi1 Jc II it!n
ford stock and will run both the
Mahi-st. and Schildknecht Barus.
Iltgs of all dc fcrlptlons. from a Sud-11?
horse to a 8lxteen-a4enger .Waon.
Cabs, Pall Hearer W"aon, Carryallt and
everything for plcnlc. wddinp ii!
fuucrali.
"riiili Orders
AT KKfiL'LAU HATKS.
'l'oleplioiii fit.
Prices Heasonable. No credit over M
days. (tl and new customers are In
vited to call, when satisfaction Is guar
mteed. W. I). JNK-
H. D. TRAVIS,
Attorney and Counselor at
Lav.
X71LL rUACTlCE IS ALL TIIH VOVllT.
orFICIl-Itooma 1 and 2, t'nlwii Itl k,
Platt8moutli. - - - Nob.
JOHN WATERMAN,
DKALICU IN
Lumber and Coal.
Mcndota coal 112
Hard coal i
Canon City coal...... .. 7.50
n
IS
A SURE AND SAFE WINNER.
A Miirei cure for ioitorrlttt, ileet,
.ru-orrhi'M iwliltcai, uimI hII tin
healthy diacliurirca. rtHltlve pr
vrntltlvc for Ktrlcturr. Trio. fiOt-ts.
beat r'pUI n rr -lt of price.
Adilrraa,
KKLIANCi: CIIEM. CO.,
1. . lloa 034.
Ontaliit, Neb.
S3
i 5? ii Si JP ri gr i s tii e: best.
' Vjli LvVLm rlT FCK AKING.
"vs. cordovan:,
X rRtNCMtCCAMUtOCALr.
3.spPCL!C,3SCLES.
EXTRA
v'f $2.I7 B3YS'SCHC2LSHCE
V $2.17 B3YS'SCHC2LSHCEI
i.ADins
V v-frr- " - ' rso rot CATAtocuc
if .fs, s ,w -j t 5. . 1 . r OU Cm I
Over Ona Million I'eorlc wear the
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes ore equally satisfactory
They give the best value lor the money.
They cuual custom Shoes In style and
I h:ir w carlntf tiualltle s are unsurpassed
1 ho rrlces ar unil jrm, stamped on sole.
I;rm f i to j saved over other makes.
II jour d-nltr canntt supply jvu we Cia. tcli by
Joseph rr;v.::.
f
I
P. J. HANSEN,
PF.AI.F.K IN
STAPLE aud FANCY
Groceries,
Grooicory
- I
Glassware.
FLOITR AKD FEED
Vbo tlxtf m rT0 her Ca.trU.
.Wn the wu a Chi i, so crUvl for C-tIa.
Then the v:ii ?!;. he cl in t Cv?.-rU.
tVbea he txS fhUIn-n. ILca Ci-orU
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rt .. . r s0 i. n-i v-ilf FKl NvI. if- .u : .
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Krick - (" , !)ni!:i:istw.
Tire ir'-.z:?
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COPYRIGHTS.
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World. ntnf - 1 ' : t I :$.
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latent dct nnl rtir rnnirnn. A'.'U'
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SPEEDY r.m
FAT F. :;: :
from any r '. -r o. r. V
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11. o. livinosto::.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
INSUaxMi'CE.
PltittHmotith, N'enika
Liver C .
Cure r.i:'i '
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av p.irc.y ',
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TIio?i tiny Cniulc3 arc superior
to IJiimm oi Copaiba, "
Culxibs an.l Injections. (fJ,Dj
i ixcy euro in is hours mo
Biuno dbensea -without, ftnylncoo-
vcnlcncc. SOLD BY ALL rX! GUSTS
n n n n n
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What It will Do.
To our Friends and Patrons :
After due consideration we have
decided to adopt
Cash
and on and after JAN. 1, 1895,
wo will do no more crediting, ex
cept to those whose names are
now on our books and are very
prompt in meeting accounts.
We have tried the credit business
for nearly fifteen years and have
profitted but little thereby, the
most of our earnings being on
our books or lost by uncollected
accounts.
By selling for CASH we CAN and
WILL give our patrons the ben
efit of our gains and the advant
ages derived from getting spot
cash by selling them goods
At Reduced Priees.
Of course we shall continue to
exchange goods for country pro
duce. Come in, get our prices
and see how far a dollar will go
these hard times.
BENNETT & TUTT
No. 406, Main Street.
..............,....
i
S CLOTHING LIKE OURS
l"H.H U'orcr Ys!i!nton wotild luv,
rrt-ntexl Mjfr tUr. I t;t ik! niort tlin
it sitri'tl-cs M-inc !o hv what clcmit
sw'tn-. .t:o "'Hn? at wT.OO-tilctly
Our t'.oililiiK I in t i!lv iuii!c t rsr.
:n to r.t, K- 'l! nu n -Ntl.Iiy
Imtiiil f t. Tl vsf S j t i m ty s sr-.
a!lr;nt'ji iiiu'.i Hi!i iilio!!. I nt U-o
J -li e. an1 ii!tr:;ct;i.js' far UlolV.
MORGAN'S,
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First National Bank
PLATTSMol TIl, Mill.
Capital, paid up $60,000
ot'FK'KllS:
Jnr.iK K. Pmvky
F. lc. Wiuri:
S. WaIiJU
II. N. Doykv
I'rovUK-iit
V ice irf.lilPu
i'Hjtli if
. Assistant t'aisliioi
DUiKi'toiJS:
tir.orgo B. Hover, F. K. Wh!tt, I. Ilnvkswortli
S.'WhusU t'l II. N. IV'Yoy.
direful attv'iitlon given to the Intercut of
iMswtomcrs. Collections njudo iml trom.tly
rcmltte-I for. Highest mnrkct r,'P' I'aiJ for
county warrnuts n'l tit ntul county bonds
STRETGHT & SATTLER,
NiK((Kmrnto IIury IttvcU,
Furnitore Undertaking
Stove, Itiiiicei rii:u. Orcau.
Our V if t i.'jllai Is o-ulot; It, ovary leta
An nv.'stlxttlOM Isccrtnln tit convince.
i v n
1 I up I
the
vstem
tig niTTKlHU A nn
WHOLESALE ?nd RETAIL
IM'ALf : IN
Pure Wines, Liquors
AND THE BEST CIGARS.
Solo .-gents for the Celebrated
ta i l v u k i: r.
Pabst Beer.
lol wt'it- m t it- t i :i i n'i ol i he
r:tyor.h! po.l tv ni: .!act'.
WM. NEVILLE,
RESIDENT GKll,
Zuchweiler & Lutz
Tlio Grocex'S,
Cor. Sixth and Tearl Sts.,
KELP KVKlJi TillNt; .IN TIIKIU LINK.
ana
Sell Cheap,
Give Good Weight,
Deliver Promptly
a
vock custom m ti.u iTi:a
The Plattsmouth Mills,
C. HEXSEX,. Prop.
ll'in Millhrtsteenrelmilt, an l ftiTt.l.lied with
Mitclkluery of the lft maAurarture
In tho worlJ. Their
"Plansifter" Flour,
Us no Suberic r in America Cl:vlt
trlul tkii'l be eonvluced.
OHA3. GRIMES,
Attorney at Law,
r latts mouth, neh.
OFKICflj Second floor of U.e Tod.rb'ock, eai
nf II. e i onj. hono.
