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POUDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar baking Pfwd"
Highest ot all in itaveninK "
Latest U. S. Government ruuu
port.
PERSONAL
E. F. Eehcr is an Omaha visitor
to-day.
F. K. White is an Omaha viaitor
to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eikeubary
were passengers on wo. a lor ine
eat this morning.
Mra. S. E. Phelps, who has been
visitimr in the CitT a few days,
returned to Omaha this morning.
E.C.Mungrum, of Omaha local
organizer of the order of K. K.
telegraphers is in the city to-day.
County Clerk Critchfield is travel
incr over the county to-day deliver
ing election tickets and poll books.
Mrs. H. P. Coolidge accom
nnnied bv her son. W. E. went to
Malvern, la., this morning for
visit to friends.
R. A. SALSBURY
. DENTIST :
or n AND PORCELAIN CKOWWS.
r. 8tflDwy aniMthetlc ferthe pilnlm x
Pin. Gold Work a Specialty.
BMkwood Block rurtumoatn. rb.
ATTORNEY
A. N. BTJLLIVAM.
. , will Aiwa nrrimut mttPVtlOT;
I .ii antrimlKiI ti htm. Utiles ID
baton block. Kant Hide. Platti-mouth. Neb
-ICvAWSON & PKAROK
iu zzr
II VK KhltH til
"Iketr Fall strews, twiry ribbons, tips and quills
ISO a mi i r iuiii"i """,;,v
in strew w'H re t. mi y "" . "
4, .. .. i.i,u hrx.,1- unit in or'
flfruriPRH inn p'; ...... -
' 4uced thi-lr nriw fatlur nt to 40 and W
:r ' in trimmed.
MISS SCHUYLER, TRIMMER.
rnUCKER SISTERS.
AVE JCST REC1VED A FULL LINE OF
PALL AND WPOT HAT3 AND
TBIMMIKG3.
We alio have a dress milking dt-partinent. Sat
lfuetlun uuunniteed.
SHERWOOD STOKE. PLATTSMOUTH
HOLD AND rOKCLAlN CKOWSH
Bridge work and fine gold work
SPECI ALTY.
nR HTRINAlfs LO'WL ft woll as other 'au
C. A. MAUSIIAIJi, Fitzgerald ,M'
Do not fail to register to-morrrow,
Each voter must register for him
self.
Fridav and Saturday of the pres
ent week are the last days for regis
tration
It is the univers.il opinion that
finer weather was never seen at this
Season of the year.
The attendance at the night
school and the interest in the work
is gradually increasing.
Henry Tartach went to Omaha
hi morninir. His sister will ac
company him home this evening.
The high school notes have been
necessarily delayed until to-day
We shall endeavor not to have it
occur again
r ontlinn- nltfliltiotl r tlie niiulic
sale of Hereford cattle by the Ash
land Land and Live Stock Co., at
their ranch near Ashland, Neb., on
Thursday, November is, we wikii uj
iUtxi ihiu Rtur k in deacended from
lii'Kt and hiL'heot
priced llcretoraa uie coumry, mui
most of them have been bred in this
.,.,,1 nr.. dilltr iirrliinntcri. No-
ri.i it i - i- -
where can be found thirty head of as
tine bull ot tins grana oei-i urceuor
cniiin tmtnlipr of cows and
liiforn as will era at this sale, Send
J J 1 A I .Inla
tnr r ninintriii anil uiin t iui
and place. Thursday. Nov. 12, 1S!H,
Ed Lakin, president, Ashland, Neb
Any person having lost a pocket
book in ladies' waiting room, con
taining some money, will please
,vill nt It. & M. ticket ofheo. Jt
i..ai rm-eiveil n I.iit line of piano.
,,-,....,,11 r,Hier inulrimioiltrt. nisi)
a big stock of vocal and instrument-
nl fo o'h at iiuir on aixin smi
nnrtnuitl tinntofllfC. ot
raivTmi A n-irl for funeral
house work. Good wages and steady
employment.
Ill Vv . I . 1 I I'.rtM'. It .
Pinic Gardens, Six Miles South-west
of Plattsnioutli. "
Miss Flora A. Jones, South Bend
Inri.
iiirrli:iKPcl a bottle of your
hiiishnA" of A rend. Cor. of Fifth
Am. tnifl Madison St. I find it de
THENEBOASKV WONUEH.
How the Artvorlmiini Trmn m being
r-o"ivi?d in Olno,
The advertising train is meeting
with the deserved welcome where
ever it stops. From the time it
Btriu k the Illinois aide of the Mis
sissippi river throngs of people
have dithered to witness the di
play; and as was apprehended, as
the train progresses eastwardiy,tne
crowds become larger ana a great
er interest is manifested. Mr. fungi
tiir Ijmeaster countv deleirate in
writing; home sayB tbey knew we
could raise corn but the fruit that
is what catches them. The printed
matter is eagerly sought.
The Maustield Daily Herald says
of the train: "The N-;brarfka state
business men's association exhibi
tion train arrived Friday evening
about 0 o'clock, two hours late,
,.,l,,r t)i uimi'rvitiioil of the follow-
UI1W. - . -
.a I .1
Ing memters oi tne aivtsory uuuru
of directors: R. F. Hodgin, Oma
ha, ireneral secretary; O. J. King,
Lincoln, vice president; A. Lee,
Fremont, treasurer; II. N. Dovey,
Plattsmouth, assistant secretary;
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
ItY PATK1C GIVE AWAY.
The ncliools are flourishing like
plant life in springtime.
The elapses in the hiirh school
are getting down to solid work and
as n consequence the work is more
interesting and enjoyable.
Prof. Muscrave is arranging to
have type-writers for use at school
hereafter. Will probably have two
in readiness this week.
One of the societies in grammar
m-linol also rendered a (rood pro
p-ram. This feature of school work
promises to be highly beneficial.
The P. I S. literary society of
MiHB Wilson's room gave a very
interesting entertainment Friday
afternoon. There were six visitors
present
Luella Mathews, one of the class
of t)l,cutered the teachers' review
and commercial course, swelling
the number of post-graduates now
in school to four.
The larrre room occupied by the
high Bchool has proved insufficient
RMANN
OUK FALL AND WINTER SUH'K
OF
DRY - GOODS - AND
Ladies Furnishings
Is How Com.pl.3tG in all Dspartmsnta,
PRESH VOODI
We are showinga handsome line of
CAMELS HAIR PLAIDS,
BROADCLOTH,
FLANNELS,
SERGES,
HENRIETTAS
A full line of colorings and blacks
F. II. Moore. Kearney, member of for the accommodation of tne
trade committee, and delegates
representatives of nineteen coun
ties,
students. It bus been necessary to
crowd in seven additional Beats in
the last two weeks. What arc we
BLANKETS AND COMFOETS
Stock complete and prices lower
than ever.
UNDERWEAR
A good Ladies Jcrsy vest at 25c.
Ladies fine Jersey vest and pants ia
white or natural grays at 90c each
Ladies natural Gray Wool Vevtsantf
Pants at 90c Regular 73c undar
wear. Full lines of Ladies Fine wool
ribbed under wear in white, cardi
nal and black.
Complete lines of Child's under
wear in natural, scarlet and white
at prices lib low as the lowest.
The exhibition is fathered by the 'going to do if the increase con
Nebraska state business men's as-jtinues?
sociation. The purpose of the trip, A number of the enthusiasts at
are not speculative in any sense of j central building expected to be ex-
the word, the object being to show CUMed Friday afternoon unusually
Nebraska's capabilities as an agri- early for the purpose of playing
culture and horticultural state and i,all, but it was ascertained that the
. . . . . i i,i ..., i,
her productiveness in raw maienaiB jjame contemplated i" "
for manufactures, that immigra- arranged for, and of course the
tion may be encouraged and nddi-' boya did not get off at 2 o'clock ns
tional industries established. expected. A few of thu smaller
On this train were agricultural i,0vs. therefore, became unruly and
specimens that cannot be excelled. one (Bhall we say it?) young man
Every variety of grain and vegct- ' look upon himself the privilege of
ables was represented. Probably ' going nuyway, (privately, of course.)
am ' fl 1 .-.... in flu
that which attracted more mien- ( when it was mane mmjw.i iu
tion than any other one specimen ! principal it became bis painful
i.f...io. tu . i..M i.. :,,,.tri,uu imnil the
was a puapKin weiguing kxijiwuihict. , may, in unu-i i ni.i"" -i
The train consisted of two cars, j yOUtlfr man that 'authority was
covered on the" outside with grain, i,;,," to go out after the wandering
tastefully arranged, and filled with j youth. After returning him safely
farm products of nil descriptions,' tl) the building work went on as
BUU U PUTJUII Veil . vv... hllKHJIIMJ
niodation of the thirty members of j vv-r scene.""
the association attendance. ThoMe who arc interested in war
Secretary Hod gut Kind: 'A great : ,u llt..t r,.:;..s would find a sea-
many wares manufactured in Mans- of cnjoyuiem in reviewing the
field nre used in Nebraska, I nin n .
i : Kit in tii fiMit ti(ar 11 ic court
native of Ohio and always notice j jlollsCi Knmi representation of
.. . .1 ... ll,,t I . . :
anyining mat cumi n imm , .ustcr s last Ugnt is given in nu-
-r of the linn tionilll;c form; charts representing
Kokjer Sc Bros., Clarks Merrick .. . atllt.8 0f Spotsylvania, Vicks-
county, dealers in hardware and Vr,r .,.! iiioh are given; nnmer-
di n . . -:..,..
ous slerreoscopicai views aiv
CLOai'iS ilDSliaWLS.
"T HAVE never shown so largo a line in this department.
Wo call special attention to our hrg) assortment of Rtwfor
Military ami Hip Coat sliapoi trimmed with Mink, Seal, Atitmcka.
Muffaloon and Coney furs.
Our lino of llulKH-iinPHHiv chesp'r than efr belore. FU
lines of Chiklroris and Misses ("loaka and Jacket.
BUI
ONE DOOR EAST FIRST NATIONAL.
CLOSE FIGURES
nt-. naid that be
.......
had sold a number of Aultman
j Taylor machines and Olive chilled
olows. and also goods manufac
tured by the lluinphryes Ma.utfac-
turing company.
In certain portions of Nebraska
a great quantity of hemp is itiised,
and since the Mchinley bill went
of battle fields, war scenes, etc. A
large representation of the famous
l.ilibv inison is to be ecu ns it now
j ; f'liienfo. and other
rimidvi . - r- '
interesting eight., too numerous to
mention. The manager, J. W.
Sperry, ii- a resident oi weeping
WJMk
BAA 1 II o i rw'-'
F. II- ELLEN BAUM. Prop.
and since the McMnley mil went . - anJ mll nu
u. """M m ,i : St. f fi ul I de- i.ito effect numerous lactones r w .,.
ligh'tful. Will gladly recommed it the manufacture of hemp twine and iiattBn,outli. Mr.Sperrj
to others ropes have been estahlished. j .....rnlmr. but tin
Yours Kespectluiiy, Hinder twine, which used to sell at
i r(ii ii . iv 1 1 lit-1 in. i . . a it
u-. , Yrn rhi..,;o. H centa now sens at u cents.
1U1 i'lill "nan a iv ii vv v ..- ir '
Jlla
GHPJ5S
The best of fresh meat always found
in this maiKct. vvifj
Eggs and l.iutler.
it" h'Aimriu id liiii ii r iiiiiv ifiiv.
c..wia"H1iiBli of RoseH"deliirht-
I . . ' ... .1 ....
tul. as many laaies nnu geiiui-uu-u
i-nn tnaiifv. who have nurchascd it
trom l. u. snyuer.
Wild game of nit kinds kept in their
eeasuii.
SIXTH STREET Pfl
Meat market
Slcepness night made miserable
by that terrible caugh Shilohs rem
edy is the cure for you, by K O
Frick. and O II Snyder. 2
Men's heavy boots large sizes, 10,
11, and 12, going lit less than they
cost at Schildkncchts. tf
Lit of Letters
Kemninini? unclaimed in the
postoflicc at Plattsmouth, Oct. 28,
for the week ending Oct. 1, n'"'-
Bennett. Mis C Miller. I.oo
Bowler. Li im Mllei Jolm
Bothwcll, OllTnr Orton, 8 V
Pnikc.JN Parker. JW
Ensllnh. s 8 l'.epn. TpMo C
Glbion. Mary M i:antl:11. Vellx
nintmi Wm ltobcrtin .1
Hlrt.Ji'lin Kilns KJ
Hunil.ton. A He xlon Mm K
Moliili, W P SeirliiK. lnfT
, MnthfWwn.G I TtioniH, lleniy
r W iinrt fold, I N
Persons callimr for the
will please say "advertised,"
11. J. S rh'iiiuiiT, P. M
above
Co to Brown A. Barrett's and get a
window glass and stop up that hole
in your nouse. "
Window
Barrett's
glass at
Brown &
tf
... ... iv ri.il' mi n Si nrvfT'
V.. nI'"""-. I'.;'". . ,.,.r.., in ii..i.a:
House. I'iloirmvu. w :r v - "
Bc 1-C. NfW Ymk.
Read!
lnrtie nwinc me for meIical
iri:itinin( will nlease call at inv of
tire, corner of Main and Seventh
atrxiia :il llieir eiirliest convenience
and settle accounts, as I am in need
of money. Imperially long stanu-
inir accounts must ue ne.ueu uj
i!ivli or note at once. 1 nave iriveu
much time in uianv ca.jes and now
the favor niut-t come the otner way
tf Respectfully,
W. H. SCHILDKNKCHT.'M. D.
Hi PHI
County Court.
In the matter of the estate of
Christiana Horning, deceased.
Hearing on claims. Decree for
payment. Miss Olive Horning
administratrix.
In the matter of the estate of
Minnie In i;' I: Hear-
ing on petition of Mathew Inlieldcr
for his appointment adminibtrator
of the estate of said (teceaseu.
Prayer of petition granted and let
ters accordingly issued.
E. G. Dovey & Son vs. John is.
Forbes. Suit on account for SlS'.U.i.
Default of defendant entered atiJ
judgment for plaintiff for Sfl8'.).13.
In the matter of the last will and
testament of James Hclmun, de
ceased. Same tiled tor prouate anu
hearing.
Wm. McNamara vs. City of Platts
mouth, garnishee. On trial to
court.
Has just opened up a full line
of lad;es, Qents and Childrens
all wool under wear anJ be
fore you buy your Fall or
Winter eoods. Don't fail to
call ar:d see our piicas. We
beat 'em all.
Have you seen thece nob
by Misses . Caps, all preity
shades, 55, 65 and 75 cents
each?
District Court
The day has been consumed con
sidering the case McCoy vs Peter
sen, In this case Jos. S. McCoy was in
debt to Petersen &. Co, for meat
purchased. The latter sold the ac
count to an Iowa man, who by a
process of garnishment collected
the amount in full, about V''. Mc
Coy now alleges that it was an iin-
junt bill and su- Petersen iV Co tor
the recovery f the amount.
roi.M Near the ohice of county
judge, a piece of mom y, which '1.
owner may have hy proving
property and paying for this notice.
Each votershould study carefully
tlu method of voting under the
Australian ballot law as per in
structions in this ignite.
Lrry
leaves to-morrow morning, but the
.1 ...ill t.o Min n until 10 t), m.1
KUVJi a , i - - - - -
tothiy.
Heai-tfr.
An opportunity .will ,be given to
register at the following places
and Saturday, Oct. 30 nnd 31:
1-irst ward. M. O'Wourke's tailor
lum: Second ward, Turners' hall,
Wa-hington avenue; Third ward,
John Simpson' feed slore.corner of
Pearl nnd Sixth sticts; Fourth,
ward, county clerks oliice; iinu
ward, residence of J. L. Minor.
W. K. I'ox, City Clerk.
Rnilrond Hnuk-it.
W. J. Williams, switcliman, i on
the tick list.
V. Lewis, who has been con
fined to his room for several days
on account of sickness, has returned
to work.
Business has not been ns brisk at
the yards as at presrnt.'.for several
mouths. There ure 120 cars to be
sent west this morning.
The B.AM, station house is un
dergoing repairy.tobein comfort
able condition for the winter.
FOR FALL AND WINDER WEAR
WS 1W0SE TO SEU
TPT.EI CHEAPER
Than ever "betore offered to the people of Plattsmouth and
i
vicinity.
otjk stock: xs
Constantly arriving and will snon be complete. It will comprise a full
rane of iill the newest ns well as Ihe morestaple styles, and will be com
Doed of the newest and choicest productions o' domestic and foreign
manufacture . For a lit and excellent: of workmanship ourgarmenta can
not be excelled. And the prices that we offer them at are unprecidetited
in the amountsof the cloak trade.
WE HAVE u silk seal plnsh acti,3S inches long with quilt
ed satin lining and seal ornaments that we can sell for $12. 5t). This gar
tuent is a perfect reflection of th pluu incquc tkat is universally uo0
..a J- ? I Ml
nil' eeal plupk jacket 28 inches long tbat we car
, wrll at J0..T0 thu t would he chewp at f 12.30, although ome merchsints tV
I cirT t,xt iiiu uoitiii irn r rti r n t . In th fitur LTiirfcfl wo hare hoiiic th in rr ven;
clecant and stylish in the trimaied jacket and reefer in botk clth au.
plush.
Tfm Inrt'lnt rni lo Hnlly.
Hon. Jesse Harper of Danville,
111., m billed to Fiie.'ik in the opera
h M.se i:i tliis city Friday evening,
Oct. 30.
?Jr. Harper tal.cn an active
part in tin; political attain of the
c .untry for the past quarter of a
c-ntury. lie was f .anerly an
a: 1 'tit supporter of the republican
p rly and made the t-peeeh jiresent-
im - Abe Lincoln's, name for nomi
nation to the presidency. lie after
,ard becamt; mi earnest supporter
of the greenback and ,fiat money
doctrine. The distinguished Illi
noisatt stiould be greeted with a
full lloU"'.
XHE PROPBB IliiniT for Misses this fall and winter will le
jackets and reefers, the newmatkets being almost entirely disenrded.
Ve have both the Jackets and Reefers for Misse's wear in endleas varity,
We bought our cloaks curly of Qrst hiiuds aud ate thereby enabled
to offer tlinu at very low figures.
We Scl cit your favors and an early ins ec
tion of our slock-
WM. HEROLD & SON
507 Httiirftr.vt Plattsnioutli, M).
