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DEPARTMENT
STORE
ALWAYS IN THE LEAD
PECIAL We have a Line of..
Shoes
Ladies', Hisses', Children's
and Men's
Worth $1.25, $1.39, $1.50 and $1.75 and will close the lot at S1.00
One lot CHILDREN'S SHOES at 25c.
DRY GOODS sPecial Salefor a Short
Time.
"A nice line of Plaids at 21c, suitable for comfortables.
36-inch Percales, dark styles, at 5c, to close out.
We have Just Received a Large
IMPORTATION of
Fine
DRESS
GOODS
WE CAN SHOW THE HANDSOMEST
LINE IN THE COUNTY.
Special
Sale
on Un
derwear
ft ALL THIS WEEK.
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GOOD GOODS AS LOW AS 25c A GARMENT.
DEPARTIVIEIMT
p Ksscea
Opposite Bank of Cass County, Plattsmouth.
BRIEFLY TOLD.
Chinaware
OUR OWN
IMPORTATION.
The Nicest Line
Ever Shown in Plattsmouth.
ALSO A FINE LINE
of
iflT
Fancy Lamps
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Every Taste May Be Suited..
..At Astonishingly Low Prices.
flSflER
GUM'S
j First Door East of the Court House,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska. S
.... Also a Complete Line of . . . .
STAPLE GROCERIES PANT?
YOU Are Especially Invited to Call.
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Any Kind of Dress..
IS PASSABLE,
IF A LADY WEARS
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It is therefore Important to Know where the
HANDSOMEST LINE OF MILLINERY
may be found ....
tyLts. HJ. p:. Street
Certainly deserves the palm, for 'tis there you
will find the most elegant line of Pattern Hats,
Velvet Trimmings, Plumes, Ribbons and Orna
ments ever shown in Cass count'.
EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE
And suited to the most exacting- tastes. Prices
are Rig-lit. Come and See.
MRS. M. A. STREET,
411 Main Street Plattsmouth, Nebraska
C. A. Marsha!, Dentist,
D:- Shipman's residence to rent. Call
on Beeson & Son.
A nice millinery stock for sale. En
quire of J. II. Thrasher.
Wait for the next meteoric shower.
It is due in 1931 and will be a beauty.
The best and cheapest line of glove3
in the city at F. T. Davis Co., Union
block.
Sample line of caps going at 35 cents
worth 7-3 cents, at F. T. Davis Co.,
Union block.
Lost A pair of spectacles on Win
tersteeu Hill. Finder call at NEWS
office for reward.
The Ebinger Hardware Co. have the
best air tight stove ever placed on the
market, come in and sae it.
Mack vs Parmtlecase will come up
fo hearing in the disirict court next
Wcl!icsdaj' i'.t y o'clock a. m.
Choice cigars for the holiday trade
now ready, put up in neat boxes of 12
and tlo. JrilUS 1'EPPEKBERG.
The St a to University foot ba.l t. am
dfeat d the C. 'lorn tin foot ball te ra
at 13 u uer. yesterday by a good score.
Thediibii. bio hers are adding lo
their land.-d jm.-t s-ims in Mercer
vi:to by tiio ;-u cb'tvi of more real
A ..ciai and d;.i ee iii b- given by
the ladie- of bt. Atones society Novem
ber 39. at T. J. fcokol hall. Ail are
invitt d to L:. O'i.
Ail ob) j-o.i.i- a requested to
meet at G. A. U h .ill S turd y, 19 1;,
at 7:3U p. n. ..',iit ;f interest to
itiem wi i b- ccn-i jcr- it.
'i he 13 ihem;H Cuiho.w: church will
give- is a n.ee !it Torner h ill n Wash
ington avenue 'i bank-giving tve.
Everybody invited to attend.
Th?- jury in the ui-tr.et court his
been rtiec.aa t:c-'l u-ti! 1:G0 p. ra. Mon
day ovrin' t !)! ; b-K-nce of some of
t'ue alloinexs fr,m the city.
Chicken pi-j hot, chicken pie c Id,
chicken pio in the vol nine d lys' old,
Q. Z , November 2-', at Presbyterian
church. Supper from 5 until 8, 25 cts.
There will be a meeting of the
Women's Ilelitf Corps tomorrow, and
a good attendance is desired in order
to prepare for insjiec'icn Monday of
next week.
The IV esters of Cass Gmp No. 372,
M. YA . A. will pive a select dancing
party on the evening of November 3.
All members of M. V. A. are cordi
naliy invited.
Lost A leather packet book con
taining certifie::te of Building- and
Loan Co. The finder will bo rewarded
by leaving- same at News office or at
Donat's saloon.
George Humphry wss Gued $1.00 and
costs in police court yesterday for
drunkenness. Being- unable to pny
his fine he will be the gut of Jailor
Mcllride for awhile.
The Presbyterian Aid Society was
cntortaiuod by Mra. J. L. Hoot at bcr
home in the Second ward. About
forty ladies being- present, and a five
o'clock lunch was sorved.
You will never know how quickly
you can bo cured of consumption,
dy'spepsia or liver complaint, until j'ou
have tried Dr. Sawyer's Little Wido
Awako Pills. A. W. Atwood.
Chinese Lily bulbs, and other bulbs
for sale cheap right now at 1. A.
Moore' green house. His fine chri
anthamni arc comio on cicely, and
will fc worth going milas to eeo.
A number of Plattsmouth people
who had anticipated attending the
grand opera in Omaha this week, were
disappointed upon hearing that the
opera company had stranded at Kan
sas City.
The Ladies' Aid aociety of the
Christian church will meet with Mrs.
McElwain Friday afternoon at two
o'clock. It is the desiro of the presi
dent that all members bo present.
S-cretary.
Mr. John T. Murphy, aged fifty-one,
of Mills county, Iowa, and Miss Mary
Ward, ag-ed forty-three, of Douglas
county, Nebraska, were united in
marriage last evening- by County
Judg-0 Spurinck,
L A. Moore's green house is filled
with theloveliestchrysanthemums ever
grown in the west. It will v y you to
see them and make a purchase of
-omething thai will make you good
naiurod for a week.
There will be an important meeting
of the V. C. T. U. at the home of
Mr. William Hen. Id on Main street
at three o c ock Monday, November
21. All members are urged to bo
present. By order of 'he president.
If y--u are suff jrinL' from drowsiness
i-i the day time, irritability of temper,
oltepie s niiihis. g--aural debility,
headache, and gf-neial want of tone of
the sys:em, u- Herbino. You will
get relief and ti.i dly a cui e. Price 60
cen:s. F. G. Fr.eko & Co.
If you havo sore throat, soreness
across the buck or side, or your luns
feel sore or tender, or you aro threat
ened with diphtheria or pneumonia,
apply Ballard's Snow Liuirnent exter
: a.ly, and US3 Ballard's lloiehound
Svrup. F. G. Fricke & Co.
The World-Herald sub.-cription for
a Tnariksgivin dinner for the Third
Neliraska boys h:is ben more than
realiz d. Contributions to the amount
of $240 was asked for and in less than
twenty-four hours $250 was received.
This insures the boys a good turkey
dinner.
The war between the black and
white miners at Pana, Illinois, broke
out afresh last night. The negroes
opened the fire, but as darkness closed
upon the scene no fatalities are record
ed. From the meugre reports the
battle must have been as bloody as the
former outbreak.
Don't forget the Chrysanthemum
show and musicale at the Presbyter
ian church next Tuesday evening.
The flowers will be the finest ever
shown in this state some of the new
varieties which would sell for $2 00 in
Chicago can be had here for 25 and oO
cents each.
The News omitted to note the mar
riage on Wednesday evening- of this
week of Thomas Hickson, son of Jas.
Ilickson Df this city, to Miss Cora Gar
gus. Both of these young; people have
been residents of this city for several
years and have a host of friends who
join the News in extending congratu
lations and best wishes for their future
happiness.
Hilt Wescott who is attending- the j
state university is deeply interested in
the college settlement work. He has
been placed at the head of one of the
important committees in the work, i
The aim of the org-anization is to aid
the pooier classes lo obtain good read- j
ing- matter, and a readme room has
Ken opened up in the slums of Lin
coln.
AS THKY COMK AND .
MrH. Andy Broback was in Omaha
today.
Percy Agnew is Boeing- sights in
Omaha this afternoon.
L. J. and Oto May field were in town
over night on businoss.
Supt. McIIugh wont to Omaha this
aftornoon to eeo his "folks."
Hary Murfln, ono of the substantial
business men of Wabash was in towu
today.
Edwin Jeary of Elm wood i? in the
city attending- to business at the court
house.
Mayor Richey returned this after
noon from a ten days business trip to
Creston, Iowa.
A. C. Pickett, a prominent lawyer
of Lincoln, is in the city today on
lejal business.
S. W. Orton and Allen Coleman of
Weeping Water, are doing business in
the city today.
Tom Miller loft this afternoon for
the western part of the state where he
has secured employment.
J. N. Larch, John C. Watson and M.
D. liucKins, ol iNebrusiKa Citv, aro in
the city today on business.
Wm. Reed Dumoy, the poet laureate
of Nebraska, is in the city today and
made the News a pleasant call.
Miss llilchie, who has been visiting
in the city with Miss MoMaken, de
parted this afternoon for her home.
Miss Mabel Whipple, well known in
this city, has been promoted to the
princi palshsp of the schools at Union.
II. G. Boydston of Nebraska City
was in the city today in the interest
of the K. of 1. ordor. lie retured
home this evoning.
J. C. Watson of Nebraska City cime
in this forenoon to meet the county
commissioners in the matter of open
ing a pubiic road near Union.
Herman E Pankonin, administra
tor of the estate of Carl P.inKonin, h is
m-ide final settlement of the estate aijd
boen d charged as administrator.
Edwin Je;iry of Elm wood was in the
city today doing business at the court
house. Ed. is an all rijht, honorable
attorney in whomo guile is ono of the
lost barnacles.
Supt. Farley returned today from a
trip through the southern p irt of the
county, where he vMtod the schools
from Union, west to El in wood. He re
ports the schools generally in excel
lent condition.
Allen Culruan of Weeping Wa.ler,
dropped into the News sanctum and
renewed old acquaintance. He is now
engaged in the butcher business. Ho
is making a good living and seems to
bo well pleased with the outlook for a
good trade in the future.
Bessie Mensinger was very plesantly
surprised Wednesday evening by six
teen of her little girl and boy friends.
They brought refreshments and had a
very gay time. Mary Leonaid and
Minnie Mensinger assisted Mr.-. Far
thing in entertaining the little folks
who were: Ruth Johnson, G'.adys Mar
shall, Ellen and Catharine Windham,
Nellie McVey, Margarite Mauzy, Bes
sie Mensinger, Flo White, Thro Leon
ard, Donald Leonard, Victor Sher
wood, Joe McVey, Grover and Horace
Ruffner, Fred Wiborg and Earl Ebin-
I'olatoes.
Wo will sell potatoes from c ir in
five bushel lots and upwards at 45
oents ca-h. Bennett & Tutt.
Death of l;ij'" Amlerrtoii.
Hot Strings, S. I)., Nov. 17. Maj.
Albert It. Anderson, after a long ill
ness from blood poisonir g,died at ll'.oO
today. He was a prominent politician
of southwestern Iowa for inn ny years,
having defeated Hepburn for congress
for one term. He moved to Hot
Springs in 181)2 and has figured strong
ly in South Dakota politics since that
time. He recently made a trip to the
national G. A. R. encumpmc it at Cin
cinnati to present the claims of this
city for a national sanharium and con
tracted the disease that carried him
to his death on this t: ip. His remains
will be taken to Sidney, la., bis old
home, for interm'-nt.
For Rent Two
Mrs. J. N. Wis-i.
furnished ro ms.
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But how about yourself? Pos
you have TWO COLD HANDS
If so, brincr them into our
and we will put them into a
warm pair of gloves or mit
We are very "handy" when it
to this line of Goods. Our
stock embraces all the "hand-some"
things for the hands that have ever
been thought of. We "handle" only
the reliable grades in gloves and
mittens, as in EVERYTHING ELSE.
"Glovery" has been ransacked to
give us the very best things for
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DOES IT EVER
OCCUR TO YOU
That there are other esson tials
I'rice that should appeal to the
Ke-id-K Cli
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Merit in Style, Quality and Finish
Are of Intcre-t to many Uuyers, wiio lino it rn;i;:s-;u-y
to wear Jewelry. We roll only Good Goods and do nut
pretend to compete with dry guods and ciothirig htore-,
who handle only clioap "Jewc;! ry."
....Wo understand the Jewelry Huir.e-s thoroughly and
know what we are selling, and wit ) r,i n t e vei -y 1 1, tig sobl.
We can sell you Good Cioods cheap'-r t I. at) ur com
petitors this fall.
. Get Prices of us before tir:liing Hol'd - J'u--eLa.
Save Mon v.
a-:d
UNO.
COLEMAN,
JI3, WJSLI:
Second Door South of I:
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Piatt-
mouth, Neb
THE MORE YOU SAY, THE LESS
PEOPLE REMEMBER.
NOW IS THE
TI1E
JOE
FRANK,
The People's Clothiers,
Will sell Overcoats, Suits, Underwear,
Shirts, Ties, Hats and Caps at Prices
that no other house in America can
beat.
Please step in and take a look at our
Stock and Prices before you buy.
Have you seen our 50c All Wool
Fleece-Lined Underwear?
JOB & FRANK,
Waterman block, - Plattsmouth, Neb
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The manager. Miss Nina Tucker, has opened an elegant
line of seasonable goods next door to F. (;. Frl. ke'y. All tho
latest and best from the centers of fa-hion is displayed hen-.
And Prices Are Right.
Miss Evan, an experienced
has charge of that department,
line.
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MRS. L. J. RANKIN,
Union B!ck, Plattsmouth, Nebraska, Proprietor.
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