makes the food pure,
wholesome and delicious.
baking
POVSER
Absolutely Pure
KOVAl IOWOCR CO., fcEW YORK.
The Plattsmouth Journal
. . rUHLISHEI l;Y. .
KIRKHAM & GREEN.
ISSUED SEMI-WEEKLY
ST
PLATTSMOUril, NEBRASKA.
SUBSCRIPTION.
On yoar
One year, in advance. ....
Six month?, in advanco, . . .
Three months, in advance. . .
S1.."0
1.00
, .50
Entered at th- pototliee at I'latts
mouth, Nebraska, as second-class mat
ter. WEDNESDAY, Jl'NE 2, 1S0S.
UI'POiK Til K MIMl.
The Joints At. has received many
words of commendation for the stand
it has taken in opposition to the plun
dering of the public treasury by the
C3i County Agricultural society. Not
a single person who has been spoken
to on the subject, aside from lhe offi
cers of the society has hid anything
but condemnation to offer for the out
rageous course of these oGictrs in de
ciding to hold a so-called fair tjiis year.
Yet, notwithstanding the fact that
practically everj 'taxpayer in thecounty
opposes such action, these gentlemen
are determined to go ahead with their
scheme. Not that the citizens of the
county and surrounding country may
be enlightened, educated and enter
tained by a display of the products and
resources of Css county not that the
county may be advertised and capital
induced to locate here, but merely that
between S700 and JS00 may Le taken
from the pockets of the taxpayers of
the county to ray off an indebtedness
which this society ha3 iucurred. They
don't claim that they are going to give
a show that is in any way superior to
that seen at any grocery store in the
county, and they don't expect anyone
to go to it any more than there is any
one who expects to o. But the law
says that each year a fair is held, the
association may draw from thecounty
treasury a sum of money, proportioned
according to the population of the
county, and it is in order to get hold of
this money that a pretense of a fair is
to be held. Was ever a more bare
faced treasury raid attempted any
where? Were the taxpayers of any
county ever more shamelessly bilked?
It is a wonder that the consciences of
the men who are engineering this
scheme will allow them to look in the
faces the taxpaysrs whose nmney the
are preparing to literally lilch.
But as the law is powerless to stop
. the raid, let the citizens of thecounty
see if the o:fi:ers of the society cannot
be shamed into abandoning their pro
ject. Let every reader of The Joe n
xal who opposes holding a fair this
year, write to The Journal, giving
his views on the subject. These will
be published and brought to the dire;t
attention of the officers, and it may be
that conscience will accomplish that
which the law m powerless to bring
about.
To prove that the Vandervoorts,
Barkers, et al , who tried to disrupt
the p-pu!i-t party at Omaha last week
are n-V.hing but republican henchmen
working in the pop party to aid their
misters, we only have to point out the
fact that this class of so called pops
fuse with the republicans in the south
aod. think it is all right; but bitterly
denounce the populist in the west for
uniting with the democrats and silver
republicans in the west where they, by
so doin have been able to drive fiom
place and power the most corrupt tran;
of office holders the country has ever
had to contend with. In the south,
aays the Crete Damosrat, these spies
unite with a party "whose principles
are, on every question, opposed to
those advocated by populists, while in
the west the main principles of the
three fuion parties are identical.
Tub is3ue of interest-bearing bonds
and the annexation of Hawaii by the
present republican federal administra
tion are certain to bring it to defeat
when it comes again before the people
for endorsement. These measures are
Intensely unpopular with the masses
and will not be forgotten when the
time comes for the people to express
their sen timenta.
HAPPILY WEDDED.
Earnest M. Slattery and Dora
Foxvrell Married.
CERE30SY WAS PREFORMED MONDAY.
Noutli :X-I Ilrpnt K.1 Oilier CiiH
Conn v Ni MH ol lii'.-rf.t to K ler
of ''llic ,).nirnil '
Mr. Ftnust M. S!:tiu-r ard Minn
pira Ma'.ij IVxwell wen united in
ni4iripe MoikIhv at liieh mon at the
home of tLe l-iide's father, William
F..xw l!. II v. F. A Campbell r.er-fonut-d
the ceremony.
The wedding was a very r-rha'e
one, only the relatives of tlu contrac
ting parties leing present anl wt its
c inclusion all sat i! own to a bounteous
weddinz dinner.
Thu ti ippy con I'll departed on tl.e
afternoon train for Lincoln wli re Mr.
.Slittery h' n-c.-ntly been adri,i:ir'i to
ti e l.;ir -ml where lliy wi!l in tie
future 1 tilde.
Th2 bri U is one of the most re
specter a:id esteemed of ri ittsinouth's
youp-j ladies and has a large circle of
fri-tid-i win will nvrrt her dfpiitine
while they wis'.i her jry in her new
home. Mr. Slattery has lor years been
in tho law cilice of A. W. Ciites at
Chadron and is spoken of as a man f
alililj anl integrity before whom
t!;ere is probably a bright future.
The Joukxal expends bast wifhef
Hurt;! irs at ,soulh liriiI.
The Burlinton depot at South
iit Ml was entered by burg'ars Mcn
djy nilit. and eight dollars in imr.:y
at;d a coat beionafng to the aent
t.'Ii-H The thieves gained entrance,
i.iv breaking a window. No trace of
the culprits has li'n so far disc vered.
wksssbJ TIME TABLE.
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Lystetr ..!. -or Main n:i 1 W( n I !
Lincoln,
Omaha,
Denver,
Portland,
' Chlc t jo,
t
St. Joseph,
t
j Kansas City,
I St. Louis, and
San Francisco. I all points east
j
All points west, j and south.
TRAINS IXAVK AS FOLLOWS :
N".. 1. Chk.-.RO IK nviT txprti-s Ill- I in
Nii J Local express, Iui!r. St. Juo,
Kansjis tit v. ?t I.oi;:, uil
points F.ji.l'.i 6:40 mil
No 1. Loci.l exj, laiir. lliirliugton.
Chiriio, ii j oints et 1::I1 wa
No 11 Local H-, dally exc-. vt u:i
:hv, arrives M-A'i am
N'. 9. t'rc-'.ou ;ua!;a local M:Wam
?-. i-T. St. LouS t. JCe tr.iaiialoi-al 12:r. w
No. . ;m!t.i St. Joe St. I.onis exp. I'ln
St.. io. i ::i ;h i -(.'rei-ton local 4:) lm
No :. I..ioi vx. -l.ii ! y cxtopt -ni
. I nv ii:;- J .rction V. r :a
No l":c:-;:.t, laily except Sutitjt.y.
f.ic-!::cJ';t:vt!j: -:'' 1 t:'
n i i i ciUiiB nn.l west l.y the way of
.u-:l It:-;:'., p.rv -ui
No 1.- !.t."fu ex. li::y, St Joe. Kauas
c.iy. : LouN. chicau;o, nil
j.ai'iits enCaul soutfi S:2." 'in
N: ". L'" n i-xi., daily. omtih, I.in
pr,;;i, Lfuver ami in enaetii
Kte r-tiitioi.s 7:: 1 w
No 'S I. '! f ro!i;ht, 'Itiily, ox sumlay
vlar'rcck, Louisville. Soutii
lien:!.. ' '? n
No 7. Yw-l Jaily. Ounil.a ami
Llticoli: : Sun'iayurtittiia only i m
N j .J --til.t:!eil exi, t'inily. l)t-nver
n-.i l nil point in l'olo.-e.'!o.
I tii'ri ami f altrrni. tirai;'!
I-Iazi'l, H ui fc. Iliiis, Montana
aii.t Paeitii- N. W i.ni
N 1! L' al up. laii y csi-pj-t uti lay
l.n-ilv;i!e, A-iiiaiitl, Wa.'.oO,
Sr.huyltr - l:Coit-'i
No 11. I.;cal ex n. liiilyexrept Sunday
r t iuaha aiitl Lincoln ; Sun'lsy
omaiia cniy .". :foptii
No. C ChJoagci l.:10a:a
I'-in!.T!i from riatt-iaomh -nn c-ustifct
Ai.ti No. 1 at I'ai it;o .1 unction l y taking t!ie
tre'ht trti::i Ht 10:'-5 p 1:1.
.-I-vI iiiL-. t'.inini; antl ro'-':iit'irf):a!rrnrt(-ii'n:s
fro-i on ttirt.tikli irnin. Tic kem sold an'l loii;-t'ui.-fc
c-iiti kj 1 to a;.y .oint l:i tiie L nitcl Str.:e
or ('analn.
rorinforn-.rttlou, time taVIvs, Maj'S ti'l tickets
t ail or writ'; to
V.'. L. PK'KETT. Ac.-nt.
I'!,iltniouth, 'cti.
i. '.(ANfrlS, f. ii. IM-s. Act.,
i ):na'.ia, Ni h.
ftf . I . 1C. u.
.-1 NO N.-I'.TII: Imto.
i a -i-rv. r. So. 1 :M a. in.
:..'. 11 :M a. u..
''r'-ieht. N'. 121 '!ai:y t xc'p'.SuntJay) a:SS p. m.
.uiNi sfirni :
(' tiller. No. 2. 10:43 p. a.
"n. S.i j:.Vi p. n.
7" iii:. Nr. (OHiivrtxceptSnii'laT) ":3T a ou
No. rTuiM.t"i at L'niou with train from
Werpins ' Vai'-r.
No. 1') eontu-fts at fuion with train for
-Vtcpir, titer.
A .Surr Thint; fcr Von.
A iratn-.ic it,i in whivli you cannot lose isa
f ure t!:i:i-. J Ji!;ouncss, tick licadaclic, fur
red tonu'i;.:. le ver, j.ilcs and a thousand othci
i!'s ain caui j by conslipntiou and slup-pi?h
iivcr. Cic.i t Candy Cathartic, the won-tk-ri'ii!
i:cv i:vtr si-in!ant ar.d intestinal
tonic a;-'? iy all limpcrlsts pnarant.oed to cure
or f.tji, v roiurnled. C. C. C. aro a sura
thiiiT. T: a, box to-day; 10c, 25c, C0c.
Hunif: j b-!;-ct free Be our bii; ad.
dub.
To all Suffering
TURKISH LOST EIANHOfiB CAPTl TS tha n,ost marvelous remedy ever produced for
lllUHJU UVJl jjlAlMiUVi WA1LIL3 B,renKtlienihs and tonicB up loss of lir-.iin and
TT TZ " Nerve 1'cvtcr. It will positively restore tiiem
to i bealLby and bappy condition. Do not consider when you are losing flesh, toilet everything,
when yon are getting thinner, you teem fatigued, havo pain in your back, your It gs et weak.
and yon bare lost all ambition, yon lock fairly well, there is not much outside tltt-ay, but
your mind knows all about it yon aro wasting away sexually and you feci as though life
were a burden to you. Do not despair, as cir Capsules never fail to cure every care.
TarkUU Lost Slanhood Capsules wili positively restore you to a healthy condition. Not
cn.y do we say so, tut will return the money in every case where it does not fully cure. Of
course, one bo will not cure a severe ease, but six boxes will cure any case. Kcmember, If it
does not cure, your money is returned, so you lose nothing. We guarantee to bring you to a
healthy condition, both mentally rnd physically, as you were ever in your life. Always send
for six boxes, so as to be able to ccatinje tmt'.i all are ned up. Our Guarantee Is to Cure Weak
Memory. Seminal Weakness, Night Losses, Lost Manhood, Evil Dreams, Loss of Power of Generative Ortans.
caosed by Vsntfaliil Errors or Ovcrindnlcace in To icco. Liquor or Opium Habits.
cu.Tbsaims)it, ti),with writleu Guarantee; Single Boxes, S1.00, (no priming on outside '
HAILVS PHARMACY, I5th and
LADIES'!
Turkish Taray and Penny
royal l'iils, a positive remedy for
bringing on monthly menstrua
tion, a Godsend for married women.
Bvery woman ought to have a box
or two on band so as to avoid disap
pointment and delay. Never
fails; sura to the day. $1.00 P
Box' r Hail.
HAHJTS PHAWUCY,
Utk aod Paraaa SIm. OJLAHA. NEB.
A PltlSOX IN MEXICO.
CURICUS CUSTOWS THAT PREVAIL IN
EELEM JAIL.
Musical InMru:ii-i:t In tho Cell and .
Concert Almost Kvery liveQius by tha
Prisoners Dinner Hour Marked by a
Carinas Spectacle.
Among the varions nso3 to which
Mexico bus put bohio of Lcr olil monas
teries and convents is that of Nerving
fcr tho incarceration of violators cf the
law: Tlie Convcnto do Beleu at Mexico
City has become, in cnnnunn narlanco,
Deleui, the city jail and prison, accust-d
and c(nvicted persons, men, womea and
children alike bpinjr confined there in
different compartments. The building
was put np by the is'puuish governor in
lCSfi, a3 an inscription at the head of
the main stairway tells. A ca;.al visit
paid it by a reporter of The ilexkau
Herald reveals a condition of piis;.'n
management in Mexico worthy of pass
ing attention in the days of prisuu re
form associations and international pris
on conprreases.
Tho Herald said that Jielem had been
commonly spoken of as a second Black
Hole f Calcutta, buttho reporter found
that the prison was kept in a state ef
comparative cleanliness; not sr, how
aver, t he piiscucrs. Their condition he
d.-eribed asouaof disgusting filthincss.
Although there was a hydrant in every
cf'l and general bathing facilities in
etch compartment, tho reporter fonnd
only cue inmate either at bath or wiih
any indication of having bathed within
a year. It was explained to him by the
prison authorities that formerly the
regulations re;nired prisoners to bathe
daily, but that this was regarded as
such a hardship that tho sufferers man
a;nl to have it dccland a form of cnitl
and unusual punishment and so to have
the rule abrogated. Thero are in the
prison now 3,431 prisoners, of whou
.',!:::) ale men and 80 are miliars.
A curious feature found by the re
porter was the Spmii regard for the
arts, even withkt prison walls. Ho
found in the south wing the writers of
libel, "and tho cells n served for mu
sicians, artists and others cf the lino
arts." Itwould seem to bo a charicahlB
as wi ll as an inclnMvo provision, that
"and others" (besides artists) of the
fine arts. Tho musicians aro permitted,
apparently, U take their instruments fo
jail with them, much as mechanics tak"
into the prison workshop their own
tools tif trade. "The walls of tho mu
sicians' cells are decorated with timer
iuz musical instruments, and the re
porter was tcld that almost every eveu
ing thero was a conceit in one of the
p:.tics."
Men sometimes do in Mexico what in
this colder clime they content them-Sblvc-s
with wishing done, for the re
p: rter came upon one Adams, trnhr
se::tc::.-e of 20 years "for killing a wait
er at tho Club de la Onera because he
di.l not bring his dinner quick enough."
Adams has tho freedom of his galley.
There are iu each galley three trustui
who go about with clubs and pre servo
order, using the club "only when muiui
suasion will not do as well."
There were stoics among tho o7 men
condemned to death. One of these, n:i
df r sentenco for assassinating a m ui.
expressed his serene confidence as t his
future, but, "if .worit comes to wcr-t"
a shrug cf the shoulders an l palms
up. This man and some others un.ir r
death sentence had tho run of tho (.:;;-mandant'scf-ices,
notwithstanding th. v.
were on tho walls, serving as decora
tions, confiscated weapons of prisoners.
Oddly enough, as it would seem in this
country, though it wouldn't have 1 en
strango in tho Italy of Machiavelli.
there wasn't a gun among these. Iho
nearest to it was a bayonet, and the rest
were pcinards, scimiters, stilettos,
butcher knives, table knives, penknives,
and shoemakers' knives.
The dinner hour was marked ly a
curious Fpectacle. Tho street outside
the prison was filled with the "wive,
children, dogs, and other members cf
the prisoners' households." These
brought baskets cf edibles to the pri-e.n
f rs, some cf whom were permitted to
speak to their rt latives through a grat
ing. To tho convicts not permitted to
come to the grating, their relatives were
allowed to fend in notes accompanying
tho dinuer'baskets. This privilege had
given ri-e to a peculiar way of making
a few pennies among persons abl to
write "itinerant scribes who for a
cent or two wrota messages to tho pris
oners." One woman bade tho scribe to
put her message in red ink. She would
have ncuo of the "pnrpde stuff."
"Tell him," said she, "that I fiend
him two littlo tamales and tell him
that la perrita died yesterday."
Saya the reporter, "And tho scribe,
leaning tinder tho shade cf hia umbrel
la, sitting on a rock, with his bottle cf
red ink on another reck beside him.
worked away assiduously, with an ety
mology all hi3 own, beginning para
graphs with lower case letters and put
ting in caps in the most unexpected
places, so that it would take an Igna
tius Donnelly cryptogram to decipher
the meaning of his hieroglyphics. "
The chameleon, which ia eaid to feed
upon nothing but air, has of all nnvmala
the nimbleet tongue. Swift.
Jfleif and Women ! 1
Farnarn Sis, OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
SUFFERING WOMEN Sift"
:::::::::::: .. healthy
nnd without pain as not. Turkish
Female Tonic, a positive cure for
Female Weakness. Suppression of
Menses. Inflammation of the Womb
or Ovaries, Profuse cr l'ainful Men
struation, Ulceration of the Womb.
Vallint r.f it,. f, n.
Lifa, Kidrreyor Bladder Troubles, itching, Lucorrhoea
and the only remedy made that will cure Nervousness,
Sick Headache and Hysterics so common to Women.
Two Mouths' Tkeatuemt t Mail fok $2.50.
IIAHJi'S rilARaiACT, OJtAIIA.
P. G. Fricke & Co
Will keep cotiHtnMly on hnua a full Ktid
ffomplete Mock of purp
mum,.
..and MEDICINES
PAINTS, OILS, Etc.
A!ho a full line of I ru;i;lifi uudri-
I'tir. li'iiova fr nicllfitiKl purposes.
Spi-flnl ntton!!of c'vt'ti to
C ) M PO U N DING PR ESCR I PI 10 N
Full Line of. .
GUNTHEK'S
Celebratet!
Chicago
CANDIES.
Whitebreast Coal Yard
, Eincoln Avenue and s
Marble Streets,
H. M. S0ENNICHSEN, M'g'r
Larj;e Supply of All the
P.EST GRADES
HKD COAL SOFT
IlK-lUilIllg tliC KlllllotlS
Missouri, Illinois,
Jackson Hill and
Cannon City Lump,
Aiwa; s n h-itfl Also a nuautity of cheaper
iraks f NI T COAL.
i V- h'.hvi tot p on bnml nil t n nri
I kinds of . ) WOOa
l All orders promptly delivered to any purt
i of the elly. Leave orders at tfro
i t ry sinre of A . H. Werkbach St Co.
The Hotel Plattsmonth
(Formerly City Hotel.)
E. H. HE1TZHAUSEN, Prop.
Test iixo day hone in the Hate.
Th r.::hly cloansel ati.l reftirtiished. First
clusi tablo. IU-st of tervice.
Corn- r M.iin ;nd Third trt cts
I Plattsmouth L
j BOTTLING WORKS)
Pkoprietok.
Manufacturers of . . .
Mineral and
Soda Waters.
... All klu.lK of . . .
TEMPERANCE DRINKS
..Local Agent..
King Brewing Co.
..ASH..
Schlitz Bottled Beer. ,
(ioods Delivered to any part of the
elty without extra cliarKC.
.11)1 Mnln-xt. I'lAttniiioot !, Nfl.
Popular Omaha Resorts.
Plattsmouth ExchaDge..
-ocD. S. Draper, Prop
1016 South Tenth-st., OMAHA
. .TIIK l'.KST OK. .
IfiwSi Lipor? and igar?
Always In Stock. Including tho
t'cletrated
..Schlitz Milwaukee Ueer..
riattsmouth friends especially invited
Schlitz No. 2
AND'
r. j CAFE
E. G. MEYER, Mgr.
...A FINK LIN.1 OK..
WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS
Alfn NeatlT Ktirninhed I III . 1 4 1 Ii strrnl
Rooms for I'.t-tit. J IJI, 11 A
JOHN 1VIU1VIM,
..DEALER IN..
inefr jjipor? and igarj.
..THE CELF.RRATED..
ANHEUSER-BUSCH BEER
N DliAlllHT.
Fine Billiard and Tool Tables.
HOTEL RILEY ANNEX
MEN WANTED ?
Scdiool Tech-
rra. Mechanic
urmera,
ctiine Aetntii.
Anyone honest nnd w illing to hustle, we will
pay Kood wii ires and (live stealy employment.
With our facilltiCH nnd personal help any man
fully alive and willing to work chii win a pay
lug position with us. Apply quick, gutting age.
L. L. MAY & CO.,
Nursery men. Seedsmen and Florists.
ST. PAUL - - MINN
s
Groceries
CondeDstd milk. .3 cans
Good peaches, per lb
IS lbs best ranulattd Hiiftar
19 lls be.st 'C" ?uirar
Bucket Syrup
Bucket Jelly
2 lbpacknjre oat meal
Price's b thiop powtUr. 1-lbcan
Price's lak ing powdr r. 41b can
Bott-Boii baking powder, l ib can
Caturnet tiakiiii! p 1er, 1-ilt can. . . .
1 lb pfpp-i
10(t Hack -in i r
loc sack salt
B.' t Salt, 2-30 pound."
Lemon extract. b ttle
Vanilla ex.racf
Coal Oil, per gallon
New Yoik Cream ("lieepe, per pound.
(Jood bucket
Iie?t libre buckets
It Will Pay You to Call at This Great
Special Sale.
DEPARTMENT STORE
Opposite 3ank of Cass County.
ealth is Wealth,
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APTB
llie .Society Train to New York.
On account of daily carrying persona
of high social standing, the New Penn
sylvania Limited is known as the so
ciety train from Chicago to New York.
The preference for this train is easily
understood when the luxury enjoyed
on it is considered. II. II. Dkring,
A. P. G. Agt., 243 South Clark St. .Chi
cago for further information.
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Opposite Eank cf Cas;
C-."CVLX1
peciai Notice!
We sell for cash---We
guarantee
Everything
First Class.
Read our Price List
. .07
.51 .HO
. 1.00
.15
. .40
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. .MS
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j Local Agent for the Celebra -d
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'11
Ol St. X-iomis, 2vo.
Famous Pale and Bud wMse? Beer
....IN KEG AND
And the Great MALT-NUTlNE.
nw.,i: 1K,K'
VcllIilUlUII JllW
THE f.ENDINR
All C-An- T) ri:
Remember the place
i
100
Tl
M I i i 1 i i . .
ifiht Price.
Bran, 100 lbs 55
Eleirant Hour bins 1.25
Lamp chimneys 15
Argoplo.-s stKich 04
Arpocorn starch i4
Best Crackers, per pound J
1 dozen clothes pins 01
California prunen 05
Elegant raisins o5
S pa'-k aires p-trlor tnatcl ei 21
DwiphtV ( tiw Btand soda. per lb 07
Soap. 15 bais 2
Buttermilk soap. 3 bats OK
Special Brarul c ffee. per lb . 1 -
Special Br::nd tea. pr !b 25
31b Cr.n tr in tten OS
2;b can ci n
21b can cove oystein 15
lib can coveoyters
Best tomato catsup, per bottle 1"
Fancy tla.s mustard !
The Casino
322 Main Street,
PHILLIP THIEROLF,
PROPRIETOR.....
BOTTLES.
(The OLDES
Whiskey in
.rtsiT. -ii uv.wn
slbfr Itesjan to 1
whisky la aw. I
RHINPrtt.- but h. cfniy I
r th liquid .'rt J
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Opposite tllnJJJ
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