SCENT OF OHN.
Any Other 3efl Tfctt viphr ' i
Allyl It Wool B as fet.
It is Interesting to make Inquiry
into tb cause of this" unfortunate
auality of the onion. It is almply
due to the presence lu some quantity
Id tbe bulb of sulphur. It U thia sul
phur that gives the ofiioa its germ
killing property and makes the bulb
so Terr useful a medicinal agent a
all times, but especially Irj the sprtag
which used to tte and stUl is in man)
places the season for taking brin?
stone and treacle In old-fashlone .
houses before sulphur tablets cam
Into vogue. Now, sulphur, when united
to hydrogen, . forms sulphuretted by
tfrogeo. and then becomes a foul-smell
lng compound. The onion," being s
Juicy, has a very large percentage a
water la Its tissues, and this, combin
lng with the sulphur, fonn3 the stroa:
ly scented and offensive aubstat
called sulphuret of allyle. This sulrh j
ct of allyle minsles more especial;
vrtth the volatile or aromatic oil of th
onion; It la identical with the malo
dorant principle found in as&fetid?
which - is almost the symbol of "a",
smells that are nasly. The hor.-
radish and the ordinary mustard r
our table both owe their stroaetf.
stimulative properties to this sam
sulphuret of allyle, which gives their
heat and acridity, but not an offensive
smell, owing to the different arrange
men of th atoms In their volatile
oils. This brings us to a most turi
ous fact In nature, that most strange
ly, yet most certainly constructs all
vegetable volatile oils in exactly tbe
lamft way composes them all, wheth
er, they are the aromatic essences of
duvea, oranges, lemons, cinnamon.
thyme, rose, verbena, turpentine o
onion, of exactly the same proportion
which are 811 of caibon to 111 or
hydrogen, and obtains all the vas
seeming diversities that our nostril:
detect in their scent simply by a dif
ferent arrangement of the atoms is
each vegetable oil. Chambers' Jour
cal.
Shirtwaist to U Popular.
The shirtwaist promises to be ex
tremely popular next summer. Sales
men for the furnishing houses who
ire now on the roan, are sending In
arge orders for shirtwaists for next
spring, and report th&f the demand
will probably be heavy. Manufacturers
report that the demand for such gar
ments ha& far exceeded their expecta
tions, and that they will be compelled
.' make up many mere goods In that
'hap than they anticipated.
Mm .Mgrrtnlafl.
The world is, after all, a happy one.
and as we gaze from the window of
our editorial monastery at tbe sun
kissed landsrap, sweet visions of milk
and honey, bumming birds and mo
lasses dance before our astonished
vision like a calf before a circus p.o
ressioa. Las: Saturday oae of our
subscribers came id and paid, lu cold
rash and in cold blood, three years
tn arrearages and two years in ad
vance. "Praise God from whom all
blessings flow." Nauvoo Rustler.
Troop nn the March.
A single battalion of infantry 1.00(
strong, which i the strength of an
English battalion, takes up a road
length of 52? yards, including about
fghty yards for stragglers. A bat
tery of field artillery takes up 20c"
yards and a regiment of cavalry takes
up, when marching four abreast. C5C
yards. An army corpa, with its staff,
wagons, guns, hospitals, etc., would
extend over thirty-four miles.
Ftptr Wall at Indlau Head.
In order to minimize the destructive
effects of possible explosions . iu the
government's new powder manufac
tory at Indian Head all the building
are provided with "paper" walls a;
the ends. The thory is that these
light walls will be Immediately blown
aside by the concussion of the ex
plosion, leaving tbe main walls, which
are built as strongly as possible, p;a?
tically unharmed.
Accomplished Interpreter Wanted.
Can anyone in Pittsburg speak
Kranlsh or Wendish? It so a nice
berth In the postal service awaits him
Kranlsh and Wendish are the tonguet
of two ancient people of Slavonic
stock. Their dialects are distinct,
and, aa they exhibit an uncontrollable
desire to write letters, a mystified pos
tal service needs the services of an In
terpreter. Pittsburg Dispatch.
Csrs Tendeaey to Lassttad.
The czar when a youth showed a
tendency to lassitude, which pointed
to a want of physical stamina. This
disinclination to physical exertion
showed Itself when he was visiting tht
queen at Balmoral, and the royal keep
ers were a little chagrined at the lack
of enthusiasm which he displayed with
regard to the deer stalking arranged
for his diversion.
Tomtmm Wldaaa Its Scapa.
The British government has sup
pressed the district messenger com
panies and transferred the business
done by them to the postofflct. on the
ground that the companies are en
croaching on the prerogatives of tht
state, which, claims a monopoly of the
coctveyaao of aaeksagas hy letter an4
fey wire.
It is reported that the Mexican gov
eminent contemplates an award of
1100.000 to Dr. Angel Belliuaghl for
his serum against yellow ferer, which
is said to have been successful in 85
per cent of the cases In Mexican hoa
'jDmis. '
HEROLD el
L""LcL""lEL
L. N.cT
oo-o-o
Do you knew what that means? No?
Well, noliotly 1oos: it b ni'l any nn fining This is like many nn ad
vertisement you Kpf. They attract your attention but give no inform
ation. If call your attention to anything, it is for some purpose.
.Tiirt now we wish to call vour attention to our
20 per cent
on Muslin
You will find displayed in the center aisle
of our Dry Goods department over $1,000
worth of Ladies', Misses and Children's
Muslin Underwear from two of the best fac
tories in the United States, consisting of
Ladies' Gowns, Skirts," Drawers, Chemise.
Corset Covers, Short
Children'sCowns, Drawers, Skirts and White!
Dresses. They have not been moving as
rapidly as we would like, and to stimulate
their sale we offer the 20 per cent discount
from former pricesfor instance
I T)c jfowns now. .
7."c (fown.s now.
1 ."lO nowns now . .
3 00 gowns now . .
oOe skirts now . .
1T)C skirts now . .
1 wi .skirts now .
. 4K-
.... . one
.... 1 20
. ... 2 40
... 40c
MX?
And so on throughout the entile list nothing reserved.
are also offering special inducements in
Wash Goods, Lawns. Dimeties,
Organdies, India Linens, Swisses
and Persian Lawns
for graduation and con Hi mat ion dresses, with a tine line of
all-over embroideries, tuckings, Valencienes laces to make
them up and trim heni. The most complete assortment ever
hrnnght to the city.
6reat Ribbon Sensation,
20c, 25c, and 35c. All Silk Ribbons at
1G cents a, 3rrd..
SOOU yauls sold last week, second lot of 2000 yarda to arrive from
New York in about a week or ten days Wait for them.
YOU'LL NOT FIND ALL OUR LOW
PRICES IN OUR ADVERTISEMENTS
It's easier to advertise low prices than to sell at low pi ices, and
there's a heap more of it done. All the prices that can be put in ad
vertisement are a small part of the whole. What about the rest of the
prices? You'll not find all our low prices in our ads. We can't
crowd them in. Come to the store.
PJIICM
ML
mi
SON
i
I
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eg
Discount Sale
Underwear.
Skirts; Misses and
2 xi skirts now l ik)
3 oo skirts now ..
2.V corset cover now. ,
?c corset cover now. .
."oc corset cover now..
1 oo corset cover now.
2 40
40c
80c
We
rn
UVJ
GTICF TO t bEbiroas
Cocyrror CUs.s. In county rourt.
In the mutter of tht? estate of Julm K!eler:
Notice U ht-ri'liy trlv u tl.ut the crriiltor-i of
sulci cWfUStii will meet the uUmlnlstiNtor of
said estate, before me. County Judge or Cass
county. Nebrniica. at the county courtroom
In Plattsmouth. In said cnumy, on tbe 15tb
day of July. lsoJi. unrt on tin- ith day of De
cember. 1901. at 11 oVioc-U u. in., euoh day. for
tbe purpose of pres-utln their claims for ex
amination, adjustment and allowance.
Six months are allowed for the creditors of
said deceased to present tin lr claims, and one
year for the administrator tosettlc said estate
from the 15th day of Juno, lrtoi.
Witness my bund and seal of said county
court, at Plattsmouth. Nebraska, this 21t
day of May. l!Vl.
.1. r.. J JO I GLASS.
County Judge.
9EAL.1
(1st pub. May 24.)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
tateof Xebrasku. ..
Cuss County. i ": In county court.
In the matter of the estate of Adam Hell,
deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the
creditors of said deceased will meet the ad
ministrator of said estate, before me. County
wl vuuuij. t'urHSKy. at i ne
County Court roam In the said county, on the
Mb., day of July. A. V. I'm. and on the l!th
day of I)ecumler. 11. at 2 o'clock. P. .M.
each day for the purpose of pitfi.tirif; their
Claims for examination. ijutmt;nt and al
lowance. Six months jm allowed for the
creditors of s;ill deceased to present their
claims and one year for tlio executors to set
tle said estate, from the tth. day of June.
WUI.
Witness lay Land and seal of said county
court at l'laltsmouth. Nebraska, tills HtL
day of .May. lol.
.1. I.. IOl'OI..s.
(1st pul. May 17.) County .lulj:e.
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Mi
HON. NATilAN;:. Viiir
vvtiEtiiR cvivS(ix, T:'rV.':o
A5 INVLf-Vs'OH Cr THZ
! PARIS J5RAND PSizn MACiMHC
I i HE NE.V NCL 9-
THIS MACHJN !S 2 0 VEAS
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTH rS.
TRY ONE AHD E.C (.ON V it-.'CiJO.
VVHEEU R ft W1LSCN t iVb.CG.
72-74 Wabash AV!i..criicAGc.
TIME - TABLE.
PLATTS MOUTH, NEB.
.May 31. I'.HU
CHIC A UO.
ST. JOSKl'M.
KANSAS CITY.
LINCOLN'.
OMAH .
J1LNVEK.
POKTLAXD.
SAN KKAM'iSCO.
And all points ftrsi
ST. I AIL IS.
And all points ea-t and
son in.
N'o. 31 Local to Pacitii
.lunc-
tlou
N'i. 4 IK'nl fji. daily. iHiiiits
l.v 10 au am
-ast and south " Iti tt a m
No, . r r jtiit daily ex. Suml y
Pacific Juflct ion 2 40 p in
No. 2rt lxal Pacific J unction " 4 4.' p in
No. - LtH'al ei. Iowa mints
Chicago and eat " 4 .t; p tu
.o. i t at i-x. uany iroui Lin
coln toSt J. Mi. Klllls
L'ity.St lxiuli.1 ldcaifo
nil olnts at-(. soul li " i; p iu
.10. uh'hi f. unity iimuiia.
Lincoln. IH nvtT and
luttrmtH-lule points " 7 Ua ui
No. Jv C Ut Omalia via tort
Crotik tid So. Omaha " 10 10 u ni
No. U9 lAJT-al frl dally ex. Sun
day.Cedar C"k. Louis
ville. South Itend " 7 10 a m
No. 17 IxK-al from Pac Junc'11 Ar II Ida m
No. 7 Kastmail.duily.Omalia Lv S 17 a m
-o. o t ast vestibule ex. aallv
Chicago and east " 7 3 ) h m
.o. .1 estinuled ex p. daily
Denver. California.
Hl'k HilKPac coast . " :i 33 p m
Black llllls..MoniKiia
anu t'ac. nortuwest.. " 37 p m
.o. ai ukui ex. unity except
Sunday, Louisville.
Ashland. Schuyler.. " 3 50 p m
No. li lxcal to Omaha " 9 44 p in
No. !t Local from Pac. J'nc'n Ar 5 5 pm
No. 20 From Omaha 3 47 am
Sleeping, dining and reclining chair cars
(seats free) on through trains. Tickets sold
and baggage checked to any point iu L'nited
States or Canada. For Information, time ta
bles, maps and tickets call on or write to
. W. L. PICKETT. Agent,
J. Fkancis. fi. P. A.. Plattsmouth, Neb.
Omaha, Neb.
MISSOURI PACIFIC'S NEW TIME TABLE
North bound Leaves
Passenger No. 1.... . 5 27 a m
" " 27 5 4(1 p m
Freight No. 121 (dally except Sunday) 3 40pm
South bound. Leaves
Passenger No. 2 11 34 p m
J 1 1 10 45 a m
Freight No. 122 (dally except Sunday)" 35 a m
No. 2 will accommodate Omaha theatre-goers,
as It does not leave Omaha until 10 50 p m.
No. 17 connects at I'nion with a train from
Weeping Water.
No. 18 connects at I'nion with train for
Weeping Water anil Llncoiii.
Always fresh in hottest
Summer weather.
Best brands Fresh and
Salt Meats, Sausage
and Fish,
AT
Kunsmann & Ramge's
Plattsmoath Market.
1 nfe j
ft .a
0VEY
Special Sale on Lawns.
We are showing a good Dimity at r.
A fine Batiste at 8c.
Choice Dimities at 10c.
Special Sale on Rugs.
We have about 10 dozen Rugs, 1 yards long, made from rem
nants of best carets, such as Velvet Brussells, Moquettes and Ax
minsters. Your choice for $.25 each.
Don't forget we are headquarters for everything in the Carpet line.
filBJ
Gage Down Corsets, nil styles. We are showing the new
straight front summer Corset for oOc.
E. G. DOVEY and SON.
TO ALL WHO
DESIRE
PURE
GOODS.
1 wish to say that my stock
complete, and I am prepared to
got either in town or elsewhere
double stamped. You will find
when yru purchase you should insist on seeiiig the barrel
which it is drawn:' look at the barrel head and if you fail
to see two stamps thereon, you can lie assured that it is not straight
goods. I can sell you ono of the finest brands in the market for .?2.50
per gaUo. Absolute purity guaranteed. fiive us a call and be con-
1
v inctti.
PHILIP
Sole Agent for the famous Anheuser-Busch
Brewing Association Beer and
Yellow Stone Kentucky Whiskey.
Short-Horn Cattle Sale:
at the New Sale Pavilion.
South Omaha, Nebraska, Stock Yards,
Wednesday, May 29, 1901,
at one o'clock p. m. , coDsislinsr of
some with oalves atfoot, and 20 jrood
tra good two year olds. Uoth are red. Oae is a Scotch and the other a
Bate. They are suitable ta head
Our illustrated catalojjinj tells ah nboiit th sale. If ymi are interested, send
for one to eithtr of us. Address,
COL. P
M. WOODS.
C. CALLAHAN,
COL. T
- Auctioneer.
COI & 103 Wesi 9i!a St., Karscss Olfy, Ho. (ftWflSSfiSS )
Tha Old Roliablo Doctor. Oldest In Ago end Longest Located
A RocuUr CradJ3:o In tVcdicInc, Over 27 Years Speoial
Practice. 22 Years in Sar.sso City.
Cure, KUaranteed o-'tionrjr rrfu
no mercury or in cr.ous ration usmi. io aetrntion irom out;tt.s. r
ttents st alstancu treated or muil ami express. Medicines sentvery wbero
free from gaze or breakage. "No medicines ent C O. U., only bv agreement.
Charge, low. Over AO.oou cuvn cured. State your case and aend lor terms.
Consultation free and contldcnilal. Dersonallv or bv letter.
Cam ri 1 1 Wpnlnpcc rtrtri
OCUIindl YT eaKUC55 allU
Sexual Debility,
A or with urine, pimples and M.tciu-s on tbe
face, rusnes 01 biooa to tne ne.ia. pains in
back, confused Ideas and for .-ri fulness,
baahfulness. aversion to socioty. lossof sex-
anal power, loss of manhood, etc., cured for
life. I can stop night losses, restore lost
sexual power, nerve ana brain power, en
large and strengthen weak parts and make
it you fit for marriage.
OCrriH i I i c tDaixeTTioiffnisease, in au
its forms and stupes, cured
for lire, uioaa jroisoning, onin uiseases.
Ulcer. Swellings. Sores, Gonorrhoea and
a Gleet, ana all forms 01 jrivam uiseases,
(t positively cured or money refunded.
a Cf tSrtiirA radically cured without
li J CI lilUI C theiseof instruments. A
f New and Infallible Home Treatment. No
SON
IFe arc agents in Plattsmouth
for
Shoes. Smart, stylish street boots
for dressy women, from the dainty
Kibo patent Kid to the heavy
welted sole.
All one price
$3.00.
of Whiskies tr.d ether Liquors is
sell you a better article than you can
for the money. My goods are all
no rectified stuff on mv premises, and
THIEROLF,
about sixty head. 40 cows unl heiferf,
yoanjf bulls, among' which aru t c.t
ood herds. All have herd book pfdijfreeH.
F. P. HEALY, Bedford, la.
V. R. WILSON, Arispe, la
micu. . .U ineuicinc-. f uruiKbua r.auy luruo Lf
pain and no exposure. No caustics, cutting,
i Wlesoriouudi No detention from bus-
iiens. Thousands cured. A Dermanentcure
Kuaranteed or money refunded. Bend stamp
for book, which fully explains tbts disease.
Virir,fr,flpieu5rd veins In tbe
ui ituirtic scrotum causing ner
vous debility, weakness of the sexual JS
t m. etc., permanently cured without pain.
1 ijfurutcit""cure,i without pain.
Dli! m rcic ee oook cured in afsw
Rr-Lr tor both sexes, V6 pugea, 27 P'c
DUUI tures true to life, with fuU de
scription of above dlseasea. the effects and
cure, sent sealed In plain wrapper for six
cent" in stamps.
i-ree museum orri hours:
of Anatomy for men.
t . m. t 8 p. m.
Aaermon without words ! 10UJ2
Telephones
Seb. .
llatts. 102.
