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'Royal Baking Powder
Has no
The Royal Halting Powder will make sweeter, lighter. finer-flavored"
and more wholesome bread, Liituit and cake than any other leavciiin;;
agent. It is of higher strn;;ih, a:nl therefore goes further in wotk aril
is more economical. All government and scientific tests j;o to show
Cus. Royal Lukiny Powder m a leaveniuy agent is absolutely without
to eual.
Kusu Medical Collece, Chicago.
"As the result ,of my tcst3 I find the Royal
Making Powder superior to all the others in every
respect It is entirely free from all adulteration
and ilnwholcsoine impurity, and in baking it
gives off a greater volume of leavening gas than
any other powder. IHs therefore not only the
purest but also the strongest powder with which
1 am acquainted.
"Walter S. Halves, M. D.," Prof, cf Chemistry.
Chicago College of Pharmacy.
"The Royal Baking Powder, which tests the highest
in strength, is free from lime, alum, lime phosphates or
other adulterations. Its superlative purity, the entire
wholcsomcncss of its ingredients, the scientific manner
in which they are combined, together with its much
greater strength, make the Royal unquestionably supe
rior to any other baking powder.
. " 1 1. D. GARRISON," Prof. Chemistry,
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n. J, 6 :fi p. m
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. t ,w p. in.
Train dullr xpl "umlny
ATTORNEY
A. N. SULLIVAN.
Attorn 7 t-ljw. Will girt prompt attonllns
la ill liu'lii nlrnlr(1 to hlui. OfllM Is
Unloa block, Kant SliiM. I'latummilh, Neb.
PEAPCE
HAVE KIX I.IVKt
Their Full tm. (nnrj rlllmii. tli mnl iiillU
iwt A !ut cf tit f:id,lir. rnnr nitnpr hut
III tm iii.il If t. Hiry (! lull
. Iiur o I luhv h'""l ami In or-
f" (1it I.) rlcr I ntnrk. nut hn" ro
d iln il lli.-lr nrm ;nli. lul. In to it ml to
7fl r'-U II lltill.r.l.
miss sen uylf.r, trimmer.
Shorthand.
AND TYPEWRITING I OI.LLGE
I ' l;i 1 1 h moil l li , Nebraska.
hlMiii'lnm aunrmltiYd to rnnuirtrnt til(lflil
IndlilituM lu.lluitliin, ntw tv""''".
DAY AND EVKMNa SESSIONS,
llixiiiii bvt ll)cr fmre.
r- 00 LI) AD FOlieit.AIN CROWNB
Dridgo work nd fine goM work ft
SPECIALTY.
VH. BTKINAtIS LOCAL M ll M otbnf' Ml-
tliitlcKlviiQ Infill palnlMieiUMIloo ol
Iwitli.
a A. MARSHALL. Fitr:rnld Bl"-'
limit's I'KrrERDEKG.
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iL'nciL'jniE nun retail
II baler mm
CHOICEST URANDS OF CIGAKS
rottttjitor
v iJACCO AND SMOKtA'S ARTICLES
nlway in "lock
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riatUatouth.
NcbruHHu
T!.. i i IIm.ik.iii.U i.f .ui.tC lii'lli . wwfK
'I Itirl'. "' -1 li'ii -Uvt r!i-i ki, r li' ho i ri- klhK
jl out hi rxutri i i. mi Blry b.m-ly iiltn ii ul
1 1 to nupi.ty Iht-tr rvrl llhV .illt.
1 ' iv riiMiil-f iiiie k ruiifn In hort Iriin niiil
'J hi AnUlii"! tli y run riirn tfcin lu Id T
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Equal.
I)r. Peering' in in tin city viHitinjr,
t Mlny.
I warrant every piece of goodo I
Hell and will m-ll at bedrock pricca
for the nexttliirty (layn.
H. A. McKlwai.N, Jeweler,
415 Main Btrcet.
Purchane your holiday gooda of
Gerin Sc Co. tf
nefore yott buy nny Men'H, rjoys'
or Children's Clothing look tlirouli
JOE'S line. He will nave yon
money. tf
County Attorney Travis is in the
city to-day.
The larnrHt nnl best line of
Gloves tit wonderfully low prices at
JOES. tf
Did you see JOE'S magnificent
line of suspenders? tf
Mesdames Ella Royal and Arnold
departed for Omaha this morning.
For (feiitH Christmas slipper
ot Joseph Fet.er. tf
Why will yon rouh when Shi
loh's cure will ive imiueiliate re
lief. Price 10 as., ") els. aud $
l;or sale by F. (i. Frii ke A Cc
For a nice X-mas present k '
JOE, the popular clothier mill look
at his line line of Mufllers and Hatrt.
Hrokcn How in considering a pro
position to establish n iavin brick
manufacture. Progress in the
watch word of Nebraska towns this
year. What about Maltsmotilli?
(ro. Yass ami the court house
clock. tf
The county roinmissionert, ieo.
Yiish and the court house clock.
Call on the Tucker Sisters in the
Sherwood hltick for bargains in
Winter Hals. ' tf
You can get the best of hand
made boots aud shoes nt Joseph
Fe l.er's. if
A, SALSBURY
DENTIST
OOUJ A.l I'CKi-KLAIN C KOWNH.
Or. 8irlu) iia ilii.lc tor Ilia (laluleii ei
(inrllon i,f trth.
Fine Gold Work a Specialty.
Kofkwood HIim Ic FUttamouth, Neb.
ia oi'KM.NO Li
One ( the newest and brightest
lines of
Plash' Goodi, To j i. Dolli. NotoIUpi,
Fur th llollitujr trailf tlmt hu been
en to towo lor years.
NO OLD STOCK, ALL NEW
Which was bought early in the
season front some of the
I.AW0KHT IMPOHTI.NO IIOL'HKH
Which guarantees you the pick of
the market and at prices
for which we
ere noted.
-:The Lcxesl in the Country .
The public t eorrlUlly Invited to Itmpect our
(ihxU mi1 comiutro prlc-i
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U.r, EMCIIEK, I'rop.
Flstunouth
lUnuett Sc Tutt have sweet cijier. tf
Gering A Co for Christina, pres
ents. No. 5 was ovi r and hour late this
morning, detering several from
making a trip to the metroplis.
A niee. line of holiday goods nt
Hen nett A Tutt's. tf
Gering A Co. have the largest and
best stock of goods in the city,
making no exceptions whatever, tf
The indications are that Lincoln
will be the next Nebraska town to
draw :i prize in the nit ipe of n beet
Hiigar industry.
If you want u beautiful lamp for
a present to a friend, and want it
cheap, go to Henuett A Tutt's. tf
Gering A Co. are headquarters for
pliibh goods of every deseriptioii. tf
Tiiere was a slight wreck at
Grand Inland Monday caused by a
family switch. No one was injured
Holiday goods of every descrip.
tion can be found at Gering A Co. tf
The largest and best line of plush
at wonderfully low prices at Gerintr
a co. Ar
The H. A M. rating house at
Hastings was destroyed by fire
Monday.
The Fair has the largesrnssort
tnent of useful Christinas presents
in the city, and. for quality and
forcheapness they cannot be beat, tf
Santa Clans has his headipinrters
at Gering A Co's. tf
For a nice lint or Cap go to JOE,
the One Price Clothier. If
The principal attraetion at the
state teachers association will be a
lecture by Judge Draper state
superindendent of rublic instruc
tion New York.
For fine boots aud shoes yo to
Joseph Fetzer, Main street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets. tf
Santa Clause, Christmas and
Geo. Vass. tf
Pure buckwheat flour for sale at
Heisel's mill. tf
The German Presbyterian church
..:n : -t- . . .
ft" iniiiirto ctiiel lain
ment and Christmas tree Christ
mas eve. Extensive preparations
are being made for an interesting
and profitable time.
The Missouri Pacific will sell tick
ets on December 24, Z 31 and Janu
ary 1, good to return January 4 at
one nnd one-third fare for round
trip within two hundred miles of
l'lattsmouth.
The city council, which meets
next Monday evtning, will prob.
amy present some one with a
Christmas present in the form of
an election to the chief of police
ship. In the meantime, Acting
Chief Fry is doing splendid service.
Hrown A Itarrett are closing out
tueir sioi'K oi scrap hooks, Amas
cards ami vases at actual cost
Don't fail to see them. tf
The Hotel Riley has made exten
.ive preparations for a Christinas
dinner. II C. Hackney, the propri
etor, is a man who knows how to
prepare a menu for such occasions
ait 1 persons wishing a rare treat can
surely be served on that day,
An Inftan Wnmn' Aoifonn,
The arrival of the flyer at Lincoln
was awaited with considerable
interest last evening. A telegram
had previously been received
stating that an insane woman had
run every passenger nnd trainman
from the car and held possession
by means of a 32-cuIihre revolver.
Several officers were on hand when
the train nrrived, for the purpose of
capturing the woman, and probably
800 people were attracted to the
scene by Ctitiunity,
After the train arrived the woman
fired two shots, one of which barely
missed a bystander. Upon n
promise of the police that she
would not be killed, she gave her
self up. Ilefore tue train arrived at
Lincoln she had shot a colored
porter in the leg, ofllicting a slight
flesh wound.
The womnn was bound and taken
through l'lattsmouth last evening
for Philadelphia, where hhe will be
properly cired for.
Do you want to know what would
make your father, mother, brother,
s.ster and sweetheart happy? It is
a' nice pair of shoes or slippers for
a Christmas present. W. A. Itoeck
A Co. have just received an elegant
line that they oiler at vkky low
prices for thirty days only. tf
Laid to Ret.
The funeral of Peter Mann oc
curred at the residence, corner of
Vine and Eighth streets, at 2 p. in.
to day, under the auspices of the
I. (). O. F. lodges, Nob. 7 and Hrt. A
large concourse of sympathizing
friends followed the remains to its
List earthly resting place at Ouk
Hill cemetery.
Spectacle at (iaring A Co's. tf
KA WILL HELP, )
wjn ng
Over Stocked Oran-
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usfern
arie.
Susreral states throiin-limit tho
im'on, notably among which are
Ohio, Iowa and Nebraska are taking
steps to provide for the famishing
people in Russia. The following
from the state Journal relative to
the part Nebraska will take is
worthy our attention.
Governor Thayer's appeal to the
people of Nebraska for a traia load
of corn food prod nets is receiving
prompt attention. Deputy Labor
Commissioner Ludden hopes to
raise ninety earn within a short
time without much difficulty, judg
ing from liberal donations already
olfered. Then if the northwestern
millers fail to get the 40,(,1)0 barrels
of Hour they have pledged Nebras
ka people may continue to be
liberal and help them raise the
balance.
The attention ot Nebraska millers
is called to the offer of (). A.Cooper
of Humboldt, who writes that he
has just read Governor Thayer's
prolamation, also Mr. Ludden's
communication in The Journal.
Ilefore seeing them he had agreed
to donate one hundred MOpound
sacks of flour for the cause, or if
olhar state millers would give
liberally he would not hesitate to
give a full car load. He has since
received n circular from t he North
western Miller on the same subject,
but he signifies his willingness to
donate to the Nebraska project. "I
realize," he writes, "that by donat
ing the same amount in cornmeal
wc would not only do n generous
act, but would, as you say, ad vertise
and help to build up a market for
our corn products, and I can donate
the same amount of corn meal as
well as I could in flour. Let me
know what other millers of the
state nre doing."
S. E. Solomon of Culbertson
writes that people in that section
stand ready to contribute a car of
corn nnd he asks for direction in
regard to shipping.
Other letters received are of the
same generous nature.
For abstracts of title at reason
hIiIu rates, go to J. M. Lcyda, Union
block. tf
NebraaUa Stem Teachers' Association.
For the benefit of our city
teachers, or any others who may
feel disposed to attend the slate
teachers' association meeting
which convenes Dec. 'J), '.V) and
Ml, we again call attention to it.
The officers of the association are
W. E. Andrews, Hastings, president;
W. II. Gardner, Nebraska City, sec
retary; W. H. Skinner, Crete,
treasurer.
The association is divided into
three sections, as follows: Public
schools, of which J. A. Iloruberg,
Norfolk, is president; colleges.
G. I Faruham, Peru, president;
County superintendents, W. M.
Clary, Nebraska 'City, president.
F.nch seellon will hold n session in
a particular room and discuss
questions bearing directly upon
its line of work. (Juite a lengthy
program has been prepared the
exercises to be participated in by
some of the foremost educators of
the state. The teachers of the
county that find it convenient to
attend this meeting will doubtless
be be benefited. They can well
afford to lay aside the cares of the
schoolroom for a few days. Let it
be a time of Christinas greeting, a
time in which the teachers may
mingle together and discuss plans
for future work that cannot fail to
be mutually helpful.
He sure to call and see the prices
on Ladies' atid Gent's gold and
gold filled watches.
H. A. McElwain, Jeweler,
415 Main street. tf
A C. O. T. Social.
The C. (). T. society, composed of
about a dozen young ladies, held a
"hen" social at the home of Miss
Ida nocck last evening. The O. D.
C.'s were "shut out" entirely, but
notwithstanding this the girls
report that they never enjoyed
themselves better. The evening
was spent indulging in music
vocal and instrumental, and other
amusements of a delightful nature.
At a seasonable hour a well pre
pared luncheon was served.
The following were present: Mes
dumes Sam Patterson and Schmidt-man-
Misses Mae Dutton, Ilcrt Wise
Mamie Stiles, Frankie Stiles, Nctie
Jlullance and May Patterson.
We will give genuine bargains in
gold watches and jewelry.
II. A. McElwain, Jeweler,
415 Main street. tf
NEBK,
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SILVERWARE GIVEIfAWft
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a Slhrrlq-toi' for Gcsl Tide ( '
While we appreciate the large nmount
sun uesire to
:OASH
and have completed arrangement in
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...no, in in r-i iiiiiuin,
at such prices that we propose to give them to our many customers be
lieving that we shall increase our trade, as our customers appreciate the
fact that we are spending the money we set aside for advertising purpos
es by returning it to them, believing they will appreciate the gifts and
icii uieir menus, and llicrcby increase ourlrdde.
EYERY Cash purchase to the amount of $5 entitles the purchaser to
either a Roger's Solid Silver Metal Hutter Knife or Sugar Shell sold
b.V Jewelery at $1.00.
EYERY Cash purchase to the amount of $15 entitles the purchaser to a
set (ti) of Roger's Solid Nickel Tea Spoons, Hold by Jewelers at iftOo
EYERY Cash purchase to the amount of !fr entitles the purchaser to a
'tW) Roger's solid Nickel Dessert Spoons, sold by Jewelers at
EYERY Cash purchaser to the amount of $.'10 entitles the purchaser to a
set (O)of Rogers' Solid Nickel Table spoons or a set of Solid Nickel
Porks, or a set ol Tripple plated Knives, sold by Jewelers at $1.00.
ERE is what .he manufacturer says in regard to Solid Silver Met
al goods and Solid Nickel Silverware: "There has been a grow
ing demand for years for a grade of Spoons and Forks to take
the place of Solid silver and plate ware. We have experimented
for some time to attain this end, mid are now able to offer the public our
Rogers Metal and Rogers' Sol id Nickel Silver. We guarantee this metal
superior to any Nickel Silver manufactured and have the greatest confi
dence in assuring our customers that this ware is inferior to service on-
ly to soiiu silver. It is a beautiful white color, iH highly polished and
can hardly be distinguished from pure silver. We recomend this ware
especially lor hotels, restaurants and boarding houses, as it will stand
more hard usage than any other metal; is very tough nnd hard; will hold
its color and will outwear any plateware ever manufactured." All our
customers know Rogers' ware by reputation. This firm have manufac
tured plated ware since si5, and their name is never put on goods that
are not of a high grade, so our customer can rest assured that they are
getting some very desirable goods when they tret iroods under theii
oranu. come in early and secure a shnre of these goods before it is too
lute
Wo Qqqiritqtec ot)! Ibices o be hc Loasf qqtl
Iqio Competition,.
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CALL AND I)K CONVINCED HE
FORE PL'RC II A S I N G. W ILL II E
PLEASED TO SHOW YOU THROUGH
MY STOCK, WHETHER YOU WISH
TO HUY OR NOT.
1B. A. M'ELWAIN
415 Main Street,
"eny Thalving. '
A crook named Winter was
sentenced Ito sixty days confine
ment iu the county jail some time
since, as a puniMhmcnt for stealing
goods of a Weeping W. merchant.
Having served out his sentence, he
was released last evening, but no
sooner was he at liberty than he
began to practice the nefarious
work upon our merchants. lie or
his accomplice first a pair of shoes
and slippers from the estnblisment
of W. A! Hock, which he disposed of
to a boy for a trilling sum. The
police were notified and according
XI the fellow was run in, but as he
declared he was innocent of the
charge and positive Iproof of his
guilt could not be obtained he was
not brought into the police court.
To-day at about 10 a. in. the same
party walked up to "JocV'clothing
store and boldy took an $18 over,
coat from the rnck and after put
ting it on proceeded to quietly walk
awry. I The proprietor soon dis
covered his loss and Johny Fitzpat
rick upon being notified took after
the, transgressor who was making
for the Junction. Johny ran as far
as the bridge whereupon the oblig
ing conductor on the K. C. train
assisted him on his way. After
crossing the biidge, immediately
on the Iowa side the fellow, aud his
negro accomplice attempted to run
of trade we are favored with, we i
tncrese our
TRADE:
wbich we havcVecured hi r ire ouan
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oi me ueieoraieo
i,iiuvii in in;
THAT I AM GIVING
UNHEARD OFBARGAINS
In the best grades of
WATCHES CLOCKS - JEWELRY
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riattsmouth, Neb
across the country in the hope of
eluding thier pursuers. The con
ductor stopped the train, nnd the
plucky Johnnie Boon brough t the
hardened criminal to a halL See
ing hsi predicament he asked
"Well. Johny, are you a policeman
in Iowa too" whereupon the police
assured him that he was a privileged
character. The police ordered the
negro, who was then wearing the
coat, to deliver it over. To this
the man Winter objected. A few
strokes from the billy of the police
man rendered him in a less choicy
mood and the colored gentleman
turned over the property without
further protest.
It was thought advisable to let them
goon as to detain them would only
incur an unnecessary expense.
Judge Aroher'a Court.
Information was filed last eve
ning ngninst D. M. Jones, charging
him with disturbing the peace and
carrying concealed weapons. The
case has been set fr Saturday at 2
p. in. Mat Gering will appear for
the defense.
The case of City of Plattsmouth
v. Wt. Keber, wherein the defend
ant is accused ot keeping his saloon
open later than 11 o'clock, the hour
at which the city ordinance pro
vides that they shall be closed, is
pending as we go to press.
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