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In order to have our stock ready for the
fall we have decided to sell all of our
$1.75, $1.69, $1.50, $1 39 and $1.25
IFW $HoDH .pen IPaniiN
This includes men's and ladies': Ask
-taUeXlaa Dollar goods. They will
please you in style, quality, price ane. 'm
your feet.
One large lot Ladies' Vests, at 3c.
One large lot Ladies' Vests at 5c.
Ladies Vests at 10c and 12 l-2c.
Ozxe Olxoice Iiot
Shirting, only 7c worth 10 and 12c.
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miles just to see this line of 3. We
guarantee them the $1.00 qual.
Laces, :Eaaa."brIa.erIes, ;
Ribbons, etc., go on special sale.
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Ta,"ble Oil Olotlxs.
Elegant Vine, only 12 l-2c per yard.
Special drive in all Linen crashes, 5c; something better av
8 1-3; beautiful goods, 10c. Table damask, 25c. We have
better goods at special prices for this sale.
BEST CAMBRICS.
We will sell you these goods at 3c yd.
Here are a few snaps from our pepartment.
We have hundreds of others which it will pay
you to investigate:
Scaps.
Pearline ,r 4c
10 ban Lenox 25c
10 bits Santa Clans 23c
15 bars Ark 25c
1 bottle blueing, 16oz. '5c
3 cakes Toilet Soap 8c
Stoneware.
1 gallon Crocks Sc
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1 " Jags 83
J " " 5c
1 gal. Jrs 6c
2 gal. " per gal 6Jc
3 gal. " per gal 6c
Coffees.
lib good Rio 10c
1 lb Santos and Rio 12c
All package Coffee. 10c
Teas.
1 lb Uncolored Japan 25c
1 lb Beat Gunpowder 48c
Graclsers.
Spices.
1 lb Soda, Heat
1 lb Oysters
Ginger Snaps ,
Assorted Jumbles.
Graham Wafers..
1 lb Pepper
1 lb Cinnamon
1 lb Mustard .
1 lb Ginger
1 lb Allspice
lib Cloves IS;
Meat.
California Hams
Large Hams '. lc
Bacon :
Dry Salt Meat
Bologna - yic
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18c
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1 can Blackberries
3 cans Salmon
8 lbs Navy Beans....
8c
25c
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10 lbs Green Teas 25c
1 lb Broken Rice.
4c
Miscellanec,
1 lb Beat Kice
Special G.-od Broom ,
Wash Boards ,
1 pkg Cocoanut ,
Champion Lye ,
American Lye
3 bDxea Lewis Lye
Oil Saidines
Mustard Sardines
Sweet Chocolate
Baaer's Chocolate
Condensed milk. 3 cans
Good peaches, per lb
18 lbs best granulated sugar ,
19 lbs best -C" sugar
Bucket Syrup
Bucket Jelly
21b package oat meal....
Price's baking powder, 1-lb can. .
Price's bakiug powder, i-lb can . .
Boa-Bon baking powder, l ib ran
21b can corn '.
21b can cove oysters
lib can cove ousters
Best tomato catsup, per bottle. . .
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ORGANDIES.
Double fold wool finish Dress Goods,
A GREAT BARGAIN.
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One lot of Pants, worth $1.50, $1.25,
$1.00 and 90c, go at 75c. in this sale.
wish to clean up stock.
Print goods at 3 3-4c.
Our best
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li; .-ack salt
15c rtck salt
B-. t S it, 20 puf.iJ-
Lemon extract, bottif
Vt!ji!l.' rxiract
C ;! Oil, per gallon
NV York ('rennj Oheece, per poui
Gottd bucket :
l!tst libr buckets
Bran, 100 Uh
Kie-jHiit Hour bins
L-tiup chimneys
Aro gloss starch
Argo coin starch
I dozen clotbes pin
(California prune
Klegant raisins
: packages prlor matches
DwightV (ow Brand soda. per lb .
S np, 1 " b.irs
II r.terrailk coap.3 bars
31b can tomatoes
Fancy itlacs Ul!:(aiil
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STCeE,
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The Plattsmeath Journal
. . PPBLISBRD BY..
KIRKHAM & GREEN.
ISSUED SEMI-WEEKLY
AT
PLATTSMOTJTH. NEBRASKA.
.SUBSCRIPTION.
Oa-i year il.50
One year, In advance, 1.00
SLx months, In advance 50
Thr-e months, In advance 25
Entere-1 at the postofflce at I'Jatts
mouth, Nebraska, assecond-claea mat
ter.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20. 189S.
NfT H 8MAKT AS SUPPOSED.
Judge Hay ward doesa' seem to be as
smart as the Post crave him credit for.
Last Friday that paper said: "Mr.
Hay ward is known to be just a little
too smart to accept a nomination for
governor in the face of 15,000 majority
given to Holcomb two years ago, that
wonld have to be overcome." But, sad
to relate, the local sheet appears to
have bad far too high an opinion of the
Otoe county politician's smartness, for
on the very day that the above para
graph appeared, Hay ward gave out an
Interview to a Nebraska City paper, In
which he gave notice that he desired
the Gubernatorial nomination. The
Post will now use its utmost endeavors
to have him head the state ticket, and
Immediately after bis nomination, it
will probably predict bis election by a
lae majority. But that won't elect
him, nor. In fact, will anything else.
There will not be a republican
elected to a state office in Nehiaska
this year.
The Cass county "fair" this year
promises to be a bowling success. That
Is, It will succeed In filching over $700
from the tax payers of the county and
that's all the officers set out to do.
Ir Judge Hay ward should Denomi
nated for governor on the republican
ticket you may look for the railroads
to take even as active a part in the
campaign as they did when Tom if a
jors was a candidate. In fact it has
been said that Hay ward's principal
reasoo for going after that nomination
was the assurance ot thp corporations
that they would back his campaigH
with big bundles of boodle. But all
the wealth of the railroads of Nebraska
cannot corrupt or bribe a large enough
number of the voters of the state to
cause a repetition of the Moore Bart
ley Mosber regime. Republico boodle
rule in this commonwealth is a thing
of t'ie past.
Those people who fondly iiuagintd
that the republican party would com
pel corporations to r-av their nroDor
tion of the war tax, have been fooled
just as is any one else who depends on
that party doing riirht. It was tfiven
out while the bill was pending that the
express, telegraph and telephone com
pinies were to be taxed on their busi
ness, the telegraph companies to be
compelled to affix a stamp to each mes
sage sent. But now. when the law has
gone into effect, the corporation claims
that its patron must pay for the stamp,
ana the republican commissioner of
internal revenue decides that that is
the proper construction to be placed
on toe uw. This will of course
cause little surprise, for if ever a re
publican legislative body has by mls-
taae passed a law that was distasteful
to a corporation, there has always been
a republican court or administrative
officer to nullify it. Instead of paying
their money into the common treasurv
forjtbe support of the government,
inese corporations place a portion of it
In the republican campaign fund for
the corruption of voters. And every
one knows that republicans are advo
cates of reciprocity.
The packing house employes of
South Omaha were on a strike last
week, their demand for living wages
having been refused by the firms em
ploying them. During the time that
they were out, their conduct was above
criticism. No violence of anv kind
was attempted, the men went about
their business in a quiet and unob
trusive manner and calmly awaited a
settlement of the difficulty, which was
affected in a manner satisfactory to
all concerned. Yet in spite of all these
facte the Lincoln Jonrnal, that most
iletased of all coporation ponderers
aii-l lickspittles, must perforce setup
the characteristic cry for "soldiers to
sulxiue the strikers." It seems nl
avghty fitrange that whenever a wae
earner has a disagreement with a cor-
potation the first thing that the repub
lican organs think of is poldirrs. No
niitter how well-behaved the bread
winner may be, the republican idea
seems to be that men with bayonets
' should be brought upon the scene, to
cow him into submission, and 'should
j Corporationist II ay ward be placed at
the head of the state government, the
workiogmen may be sure that when
ever there are soldiers in thestate.it
wiil be unuecsssary for the corporation
managers to call for them uioiethau
once.
All repairs fully guaranteed at Cole
man's. Democratic tt Convention.
The democratic state central com
mittee herebv calls a delegate conven
tion of the democrats of the state of
' Nebraska to meet at Lincoln, Neu . at
the Funk opera house, on Tuesday,
August 2, 1898, at 2 o'clock, p. m., for
the purpose of nominating candidates
for,tbe following state offices to be
filled at the ensuing election: Gover
nor, lieutenant governor, treasurer
secretary of state, attorney general,
auditor of public accounts, commis
sioner of public lands and buildings,
and superintendent of public instruc
tion; and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before the convention. All citizens
who believe in the principles of the
democratic party as declared in the
Chicago platform, and who intend to
affiliate with the democratic party are
invited to participate in the selection
of delegates to this convention.
Each county is requested to send one
delegate for each 100 votes or major
fraction thereof cast for Hon. Wm. J.
Bryan for United States senator at the
general election of 1894. Counties
casting less than 100 votes for such
candidate will send one delegate.
The headquarters of the democratic
state committee will be at the Lindell
hotel, where delegate tickets may be
had.
Under the above apportionment Cass
county wilt be entitled to twenty-one
(21) delegates in the convention, the
entire number entitled to seats being
813.
Buy your jewelry of Coleman and
get the best. ; -
CitH For Mat Convention.
Lincoln, Neb., July 1st, 1898 The
People's Independent Party electois
of the stale of Nebraska, are lifreby
requested to send delegat from iheir
respective counties to meet in conven-
i tion in the city of Lincoln oiiTusd
; August 2ud, 1S9S. at 2 oVh-pli j-. m a
the Oliver '1 heater, lor the jm- of
i placing in nomination c-tmli 1 1 - for
; the following state otliref:
1. Governor.
2. Lieutenant G-'vernor
3. Secretary of .State.
4. Auditor of Public Acco'inta.
5. Treasurer.
G. Superintendent of Pnbt'c In
struction. 7. Attorney General.
Commissioner of Pnhlh; L in! :im
Buildings and for the tri)i- irn f
such other, business as uit ir-p:h
come oeiore me convent ion i I" rep
resentation isba-ed upon one de!eji
at large for each county, at.d ut-e d I
egate for each one hundred vi h i
major fraction thereof, cast for J mtue
John J. Sullivan for Hupreme judge at
the election of 1897.
Under this aportionment, Cass coun
ty is entitled to twenty-four (24) dele
gates, the total number entitled to
seats in the convention being 1116.
It is recomended that noptt-xiesbe
allowed, and that the delegates present
cast the full vote of their respective
delegations.
And it is further recommended that
all persons who believe in the princi
ples as advocated by the Peoples Inde
pendent party, who have not con
nected themselves heretofore w ith said
party, are hereby invited to participate
in the deliberations of the same.
The headquarters of the committee
will be at the Lincoln Hotel Cor. 9th
and P St., where delegate tickets may
be had.
J. II. EdmioTKN, Chairman.
M. Howe, Secretary.
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THE HKfi CHARACTER
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r,. ruKBi
Hasi Been Maintained for
Nearly a Quaker of a Century.
In future there will be no departure from ,'e plan to supply the public
through licensed dealers everywhere whiskies 1 sealed botties, under the
brand (G. O. Taylor) that will pass the inspection the chemist and meet
the requirements of the physician or of the invalid. RefUSe substitutes for
ff G. O. T." If your druggist or grocer cannot suppL or wants to substitute
something else; refuse to buy, write the proprietors of Gq Taylor Whiskies,
Chester H.Graves & Sons, Boston, and they will see thf vou are supplied.
Legal Notice.
Sheriff's Sale.
DY VIRTUS OP AN EXECUTION, luiied
u by George F. Ilouseworth. e'erk of the dis
trict court witnin aoa ror Uasa county, Ne
braska, and to me directed, I will on the
SOth day of August A . !., M98,
t two o'clock p. m. of said at the south
door of the court house. In the city of Plaits
mouth. In said CountT. sell at nubile antfnn m
the highest bidder for cash, the following real
estate, to-wlt:
ixts sixteen, (io) seventeen, (17) and nineteen,
(19) In section seven. (7) townshlo twelve. l2t
range fourteen (14) In Cass county, Nebraska to
gether with the privileges and appurtenance
tbereunto belonging or In anywise appertaining,
the same being letied upon and taken as the
propertr of Catherine Iietiland. defendant
satisfy a Judgment of said court recovernd h
J. A. Boeder and assigned to John Bluk-
plalntlff, against said defendant.
riattsmouth. Neb., Julyieth, D., 1896.
W. D. WHRKr.RR
17-S 8heriff. Caaa oountr. Nab.
A. N. SUIXIYAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
In the matter of the Estate of William Osseii
kop, deceased.
This cause came on for hearing upon the
liviiuuuui oiargarei usuenzop, administratrix
of the estate of William Oasenknn. dpceajied.
praylng for license to sell the east half of the
nortnwest quartet or section twenty three,
township twelve, range eleven, east 6tb p. m.,
Cass county, Nebraska, or a sullicient amount
of the same to bring the sum of C1.600 for the
payment of ttie debts allowed against the said
estate and the costs of administration, there
not Deing sumcient pe sonal property to pay
It Is. therefore, ordered that all Dersons In
teres ted in the mid estate appear before me at
the court house in the City of Plattsmoutn, Ne
braska, on the 23d day of July, 18U8, at 1 o'cl ock
p. m., to show caus-) why a license should not
w Kraniea to aia administratrix to sell so
mucu or tne a Dove described real estate of said
deceased as hall be necessary to pay aald
debts and expenses.
Dated this ltitn day of June, A. D. 18W.
B. 8. ItAMSKT,
Judge of the District Court.
Sheriffs Sale.
BYVIRTUB Of AN ORDER OK SALE, Issued
trict court within and for Cass county. Ne-
- v iuo uiicviou, a win ou tne
SOth dst of JuIt. A. It lftAM..
at two o'clock p.m. of said day, at the south
door of the court house in the city of Plaits
mouth, In said county, sell at public auction, to
the hlffhest hlildAr f.ir abK t k a fni i i i
estate, to-wlt : Lot four (4) and lota five 5 and
six (e). an in block thirteen (13) In the city of
ith!S,0U f'n M county Nebraska, together
."wr,......! Hiu(wuiuiieBiareiiDio
belonging or In anywise appurtalning ; the
aame being levied upon and taken as the prop
erty of Amanda Herrmann and Clara Herr
mann, as hnlra II "J"
ceased, defendant, to satisfy a Judg
ment of said court recovered by The Liv
Uigston Loan and Building AaaociaUon, plSn-
tiff, against said defendant.
Platrsniouth, Nob., JuneSS A. 1S98.
W. D. WHrCKLKU.
Sheriff. Cass county. Neb.
By J. D. MrKKiDK, Deputy.
Matthew Grjiino. Att'y for Plain tiff.
F.G.Fricke & Co
Will keep constantly on baud a foil and
complete Mock of purr
9?fUGS..
..and MEDICINES
PAINTS, OILS, Etc.
Also a (nil line Of Druggist's Sundries
Pure liquors for medicinal purposes.
Special attention given to
COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS.
Full Line of. .
GUNTHER'S
Celebrated
Chicago
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PlatismouthEfihange..
D. S. Draier, Prop
1016 South Tenth-st., MAHA
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Always In Stock, tnciu4iut the
..Schlitz Milwaukee Beer-
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5roinfUly cleansed and refurnishedlfa
class table, lieat of serrite. V
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