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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Kii.I 1 1 : i y I 1 1 i'.ios. ad in this paper.
Dr. Marshall, d.-ntist, I it gerald
l.l.nk.
Tln -easoii for genuine ; 1 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 pi s
is h'Te.
Smoke t ! Wui l llros.' - -1-1 t I
Mint. Ileil" cigars.
I'. I. !:iss v Kited a few days in Kan
sas i .'it y I his HTi k.
r.ooo ml I-, of r 11 1 1 1:1 it f.s of wall paper
at. 2 cents r roll ;it. bring 'o's.
W. .1. i i i r 1 1 iuilit , a Fremont :itlr
'. was Inn- Monday mi hgal busi
ness. Mrs. AiriM-w seiit several days in
the cit y this wri'k, in tli sirk room
of her sun, Percy.
Miss lil:i i;m.ii!I, of il !rn w xmI,
Iowa, was th eji-st of Mis Olive
i.iss over Suiti:iy.
I f you arc a judge of a mhmI smoke,
try t he "Acorns" " cent cigar and ou
w ill smoke no ol her.
The nights are cold enough now to
remind iM oplflli.it t he summer isovcr
ami t In harvest 1 1 N- I.
Tin- lir l - nf .-i:il u :i f if v l')UI
I'.i.l i
I l.i-
Hill' SAflt. IM .1 I III ll"llt
vvinl r In- rhi :i r!
Tin" world famous candies arc
" Low ncy's," and are sold only by It
Imu' V ('ii. in I'lal tsiiiont li.
Mr. ami Mrs. II. I.. Nfrt .-I, of Mur
dock, were t In guet s of t In family of
I '. It. 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 i : 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 1 . i y ami Momlay.
.1. L. Part on has accepted the posi
1 ion of deputy county clerk, tendered
1 1 i in hy 'U-rk Tyson, to I Jan. I.
Mrs Fred I 'r i ii i It - r i and child, of
Lincoln, wit.' tin guests of the for
iiht's sister, Mrs. (!. I,. Merger, this
WeeK.
Fdgar Marks was here Tuesday from
Murray, ami was feeling happy ovit
t hf results of I In elect ion. Fdgar isa
republican, hut i low n on "i ings."
For l.a- r.uiii rs, Organs, Furni
ture, Cooking Moves of all kinds, pi
to the new and second-hand .store,
l.ix-ek building.
Win. Neville is in the city visiting
his family. Ih has U-en in Missouri
for some time looking after some
bridge work for the Purlintoii.
Jolui Snead, a Purlington lireman,
vtu wast ransferred from riatt.smoiith
to Li net ln several months ago. visited
with friends here the past week.
Attorney W. I.. Crown, of Lincoln,
was in the city Tuesday en route
home fro.n Kentucky, where he had
lieeii on business connected with the
4.vlelir.itel Kupka ease.
ilerorilt-r II. A. Sihiieider and fami
ly at I ended I he funeral of the little
daiiuditir of Mr. ami Mrs. Win.
Schneider at Ydar ('reek Monday
The child died Saturday.
M. M. Strauh, one of the .lournal's
Atira patrons was a I'lat t.Miiouth"
lisitor Saturday, and alo a caller at
these headiiiarters. Mr. Strauh is
one of Hit working democrat s of the
county.
Mr. ami Mrs. II. II. N ichols, of near
Murray, were in the city Tuestlay do
in iiie t radium w itli our nuTchants.
Mr. Nichols is one of the rock-rihled
d'in vrats of Cass county, as well as
one of our successful farmers.
Pros. (,'. S. Wortinan. w ife ami haby
went over to Ashland Saturday to see
his hrother. ('. L., who is .seriously ill
with typhoid fever. They returned
Monday, and report the sick man very
low v. i th .slight hopes of recovery.
The trade consumated lietween C.
1. I j nig and P. Pearson, of Silver
City, Iowa, by which Mr. Pearson 1h
romes the possessor of the brick store
rooms and stock of px-ds on Sixth
st reet. and Mr. I, on;; comes into pos
S4ssiiiii of r,iM acres of land in Merrick
county. Neb., was alTected throi.;h
theacency of II. 15. Windham, of this
city on the part of I.on. and throu;;h
the Council IMulTs Ueal Kstate Ex
change on the part of Mr. Pearson.
A week from next Saturday Henry
I'miat will leave Plattsmoiitli with a
party of home-seekers for Junction
City, Oregon, where he has a numter
of choice t racts of lands in that im
mediate vicinity. These lands are
well adapted for farming and stock
raising, and in many respects equal to
Cass county soil. This is a rare op
portunity for those who desire to
make a change of location. It won't
hurt anyone to i;m out with Henry and
view t be siirriindiii;rs. It will he a
nice trip anyway.
JOHN
has l!u m--?t complete ltiu
Oak Heaters,
Base Burners,
I and Furnaces,
i Air-Tilit V1 Stoves, Majestic
J Steel I lances, XXth Century Fur-
$ naees. Call a:u seo our nice line of m
nil kind of stoves.
JOHN
506 Mam Street.
Take an hour off and see your neigh
bor about taking the Journal.
Ilev. J. V'.. ISaumpart ner, of Mur
doek, was in the city Monday.
JildK'e Newell Went to Woodruff,
Kansas, Tuesday on husiness.
( Jasper Thyireisseii, of Nebraska ("it y,
iiinla-d with friends in Plat t smout h.
Will l.utler was up to the capitol
eit y Sat unlay morning to w itness the
Nebraska Knox foot ball name.
W. II. Sliomaker ami son, of near
Nehawka, were in the city Friday,
and paid their respects to tin? Jour
nal. Then. L. Amiek will hereafter re
ceive the Journal at tin Mynard post
otliee, having called and subscrilted
I ritl.iy.
(.'. '. ino,rory, of (!rneda. Cilo ,
arrived Monday evening for a visit
w it h his son-in-law , Ceo. II. Cilman
and family.
The Journal is pleased to learn that
Percey Aynevv is gradually improving,
and sincerely Ikhm-s he will soon be his
former self.
Henry I lir., living west, of the city,
called yesterday and renewed for tin
Journal. Mr. Ilii.isa tfood friend of
I In Journal.
F. II. Slander, of Wabash, was in
the city Tuesday on business connect
ed with the county court.
Judu'e lessen adjourned court and re
turned to his home, in Nebraska City
Tuesday, lie will reconvene the term
Monday.
John O'Kccfe, of Omaha, attended
t he funeral of M is. Catharine McKntc
here Mondav. Mr. O'Keefe is a
former Plattsmoulh resident.
Henry Maker, t he Cedar Creek mer
chant, was down Tuesday, and made
the Journal a visit, renewing his sub
scription and also left an order for
job work.
Ceo. Thomas, who was her attend
hit; tin; funeral of his uncle, Harry
IMckinson, made the Journal a pleas
ant call. Mr. Thomas resides at Ne
braska City.
Miss Stella P.oydcamc in from Mon
roe, Neb., Saturday for a week's visit
with her parents. Miss IJoyd is em
ployed as trimmer in a millinery es
tablishment at Monroe.
P.illy Cillespie, of Mynard, was on
the streets Monday, and as a Journal
reiorter approached him a t;riri was
all over his face. He said itwasnood
to he saved once in awhile.
C. H. I My, one of our Nehawka
patrons, was a county seat visitor Sat
urday, and paid the Journal a brief
visit. Mr. loty is one or the rising
ytiung democrats of Cass county.
While at work in the 15. & M. black
smith shop Monday, the head of a
hammer Hew otf, strikint; Joe Carn
iiiKan in the groin, inflicting a wound
that will lay him up for some time.
John Lohnes, of Fight Mile C rove
precinct, was a caller Saturday, and
was well pleased w ith what the demo
cratstiotout of the recent election, not
withstanding he is like the Journal,
thinks we ought to have had both
Jacobs.
Superintendent Wortinan lias Ijcen
suffering from a very painful boil on
the index linger of the right hand.
For several days it l-ecamc so severe
that lancing was necessary. Since
which the linger is much better.
Mrs. Ii. II . Davis, Douglas St.,
Omaha, Neb. Tremendous sale of
ostrich plumes. WJ0 Amazon plumes
for Jc; 2. Amazon plumes for $1.4S;
?".N French plumes for $4.00; $10.00
French plumes for fs.iiO. Our trim
med hats are selling at the same cut
price sale. largest line of hair goods.
Hair dressing, shampooing, mani
curing. The "Plattsonian" quartette are ar
randing to give one of their superb en
tertainments at the Parmele on
Thanksgiving night. This company
is composed of Iialph White, tenor;
Miss Kdna Lucille Marshall, soprano:
Miss Clara Fdna Street, contralto, and
Win. llutler, basso. They are all
home people and should be greeted
with a large audience.
Mrs. C. K. McEntee died at her
home in this city on Saturday, No
vemler 7, I'm:;, aged TO years. The
deceased had been in ptior health for
several months. She was an old resi
dent of Plattsmouth, and highly es
teemed by all who knew her. The
runeral services took place from St.
John's Catholic church Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, and interment made
in the Catholic cemetery.
BAUER
of heaters on tin market.
BAUER,
Plattsmouth, Neb.
W. A Cleghorn was down from)
Louisville Saturday.
Do you smoke F.xiiiisit s?" Well,
th. ii buy tin in at. Cciing .S: Co.'s.
Do you smoke "Ilavanna Tags?" j
Well, then buy them at Cering & j
Co.'s.
People wlnise only mission is to "get
even," should give up the job ami die I
at oner. In that way l.ney can even
up things.
Next week the jurymen will lie with
us. P. ut. we wonder what has become
of the '-special grand jury" that our
lower Main street contemporary talk
ed so much about before election?
Cering's Mel-IIose Is perfect toilet
cream, keeps the hands and face from
chapping, is not. sticky or gicasy, does
not injure the skin ami is a most de
lightful skin food. nly 2k kt t ube.
Sold only by Cering k: Co., prescrip
tion druggists.
Mrs. J. Peiison, :!! So. If.th, Omaha,
Neb. Our underwear stock comprises
the. most desirable goods of the sea
son, in cotton. Ileece, part wool, all
wool, silk, silk and wool, from the
lowest price up. Children's and
Misses' underwear in white or natural
gray, ribied vests, union suits. Child
ren's and Misses' black drawers and
tights. Ladies' black tights, from
.Xc up.
Ilev. Dr. Hopkins delivered a lec
ture here a few months ago, and was
heard again last night at the Crand
Opera House. He could have made'
his fortune on the stage. He is a nat
ural mimic and his sense of humor is
very keen. For over an hour and a
half he held the close attention of his
audience, while he entertained them
with his wit, wisdom and funny
stories. Freeport (III.) Journal."
This is the second mi in lie r of our lec
ture course. Parmele Theatre, Nov
l!.t. Kveryliody should come.
E.G. DOVEY & SON
Invites the inspection of tln
Dress Goods!
We are showing Larjc Assortment
of
Wool Shawls,
Ladies' Dressing
Sacques,
Tarn O Shanter Caps, Injants Knit
Sacques, &c, bought at very
SPECIAL PRICE!
Sole Agents
for
Queen Quality Shoes
Dress Trimmings
in all the latest styles to trim the new weave.
in Persian Bands, Appliques, Braids, Mo
dnllions, Drops, :c.
C. A. liichey, the Louisville lumber
man, was a county seat visitor yester
day.
Our old friend John I). Ferguson, of
near Louisville, was a county seat vis
itor Saturday.
J udge J. W. Eaton, of Nebraska City,
was here on business with the county
court yesterday.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Michael McGirk and Ida
Jane Seipel, both of Council HlufTs, la.
S. S. English, representing the Mar
shall Taper Co., was in the city Mon
day, and made this office a business
call.
The Journal is pleas 3d to learn that
Miss Ilopping's dancing school is prov
ing a grand success. The pupils all
like her.
Mrs. Elizabeth Latham died at her
home in this city on Tuesday, Novem
ber 10, aged SI years. The deceased
had been a long sufferer from dropsy.
II. V. MclonaId, the Murdock drug
gist, shows the true spirit of a work
ing democrat, lie averages one new
sutiscriber every week. The latest ad
dition to our Murdock list is Fred
Schewe. Now, let other democrats
follow friend McDonald's noble ex
ample. It appears that there are a number
in the city who have escaped paying
an occupation tax. If this tax is riirht
let all pay. If it is wrong none should
pay. It is not right for some who
willingly pay to do so while others
through pure cussedness refuse to
"poney up " We say serve all alike.
Hon. Win. Deles Dernier, of Elm
wood, is in the city today, and in
company with Judge Travis, made a
brief visit to the Journal otlice, and
while here made himself solid for the
Journal another year. Mr. Deles
Iernier is a most clever gentleman,
and we are always pleased to meet
him.
A Burn Never Burns.
After Porter's antiseptic healing oi
is applied. Relieves pain Instantly
and heals at the same time. For man
or beast. cents.
THE OLD RcUABUt
fSt
C
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Do you smoke "Hud?" Well, buy
them at Cering tfc Co.'s.
Do you smoke '-Cut Hells?" Well,
then buy them at tiering ."v Co.'s.
C. Maukenhaupt , of Center Precinct,
was in the city yesterday on business,
and made the Journal a pleasant visit.
Mr. Maukenhaupt is one of the prom
inent farmers and inlluential demo
crats of ('enter, and while here re
newed for the Old JJeliable another
year.
Alf. Edgerton, who has been em
ployed on the Illinois Central's new
bridge at East Omaha, was brought, to
his home in this city a few days ago,
having met with nn accident that
came near resulting in insta-it death.
He was working on a pier, w hen he lost
his foothold and fell into a pit, a
distance of about twenty-eight feet.
As it was several of the bones in his
left foot were, broken, and he also suf
fered other injuries,
irout of town patrons to the largest
Dry Goods, Arc, in Cass County.
y i - it -. 4 1
Furs 2
the Newest Styles
WaJstings !
We are showing a beautiful line of these
goods in Mercerized effects 2)c. to $1.25.
All tin beauty of silk, with twice the wear
ing features.
Carpet
DepQLrtment..
Sec our line of all-wool carpets at CJ)r
Regular price 75c. '
j Linoleum up to 4 yds wide. Straw Matting,
Oilcloth, Kugs, Are. We are agents for
liutterick Paper Patterns.
E. G. DOVEY 6c SON.
JUST WHAT YOU NEED.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets.
When you feel dull after eating.
When you have no appetite.
When you have a bad taste in the
mouth.
When your liver is torpid.
When your bowels are constipated.
When you have a headache.
When you feel bilious.
They will improve your appetite,
cleanse and invigorate your stomach,
and regulate your liver and bowels.
Price 2o cents per box. For sale by
all druggists.
Dr. Elster, Dentist,
Waterman Block.
Sbowino
nes
witli oik or more of our
ring's on llic finders
whut more i-liurmintr
display c-oulil te desir
ei. We luive recently
.-ulilid ;i new line of
Combination
ano
Sinole
Stone IRinns
of preiit U-auty and design and superior
quality.
N'Ulilns liefore produced surpasses tliese
rin;;s in workmanship.
SNYDER 6c CO.7
Do you want a beautiful, as well as
Useful wedding present? See A .slur
(.lark's cut glass and china stock.
Miss Mabel E.iloii, who departed
Friday lor a lew days visit with rela
tives in Central City, Neb., returned
yesterday.
Jacob Lair and family of King!i!ier
county, Oklahoma, came in Tuesday
evening for a visit, with the former's
brother, D. J. Lair.
Miss Mart hu Iiupley went. o Coun
cil ISIulfs, Iowa, Tuesday to assist
Mrs. Cates, a former resident. r this
city, in dressmaking for a few weeks.
John Sneed, of Lincoln, has leen
temporarily transferred to the loi-al
yards here to take the place of Fire
man J uli us N ielson, w ho is on I In sick
list.
The grand march at the Woman's
Club entertainment will be led hy
.Master Pollock Parmele ami Miss
Helen Cass, as Ceorge and Martha
Washington.
The old time, original "Lancers" as
given by the little children in eo.-.t ume
on the Juth for the Woman's Club Li
brary len."Iit., will be one of the sweet
est and daintiest sights ever seen in
Plattsmouth.
The attorney for t he landholders of
the Plattsmoulh Electric- Light and
Cas Co., Win. 1 '.a in I, of Omaha, w."
in the city yesterday for the purpose
of cuiiHiilt big wit h t he city's at tojney
with a view of bringing about- a set
tlement of the controversy as soon as
possible.
It seems to nnle considerable dif
ference wit h oi;r vi ry ctticient police
judge as to who is before bini for trial.
Some he assesses high, ot hers lo.v and
then another class he lets go wit h
'simply a "promise to pay." Well, ii
! seems to make no dilicrence with
I some people, so the salary is guui'Uii
i teed.
O
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and best selected stock of
Wo handl" the
famous " ANN1S "
lino of Furs. . All
in Scarfs.
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Death of Harry Dickinson.
The above named gentleman died at
the home of his son-in-iaw, Martin
Honk, on Tuesday, November lit, lim:;,
aged of! years.
Mr. Dickinson had been suffering
from lung trouble for some time, but
was confined to Ids bed only about ten
days. One daughter, Mrs. Ilouk and
one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, of
Nebraska City, are left to mourn his
demise.
The funeral occurred yesterday af
ternoon, the services lieing conducted
by Rev. Swan, of the M. E. Church.
For several years the deceased had
served in the capacity of Janitor of
the Columbian school building, and
out of respect for one so familiar with
the pupi's, school in that building was
dismissed yesterday in order that all
might attend the funeral.
The deceased was an excellent gen
tleman and a good citi.on and leaves
many friends who regret ids demise.
The Best Liniment.
"Chamberlain's Pain Palm is con
sidered the best liniment on the mar
ket," write Post & Pliss, of Ceoigia.
Vt. No other liniment will heal a cut
or bruise so promptly. No other af
fords such quick reliif from rheumatic
pains. No other is so valuable for
deep seated pains like lame back and
pains in the chest. (live this lini
ment a trial and you will never wish
to be without :t. For sale by all drug
gists. Not a Sick Day Since.
"I was taken severely with kidney
trouble. I tried all sorts of medicines
none of which relieved me. One da'
I saw an ad. of your Electric Pitters
and determined to try that. After
taking a few doses I felt relieved, and
seon thereafter was entirely cured,
and have not seen a sick day since.
Neighbors of mine have been cured of
Rheumatism, and General Debility."
This is what P. F. Pass, .of Fremont,
N. C. writes. . Only 50c, at F. (I.
Frickc & Co., Druggists.
..FANCY AMD STAPLE.
GRO
1 l 1 1'
ALSO A FANCY LINK OF
Haveland China; Lamps
fni" the Holiday and (lilt Trade.
In our DIJY (JOOI)S I FPA IIT.M FNT we have many NKY FALL
Ki.d WINTFi; STYLKS.
Highest .Mark, t Pri.-o Paid for I'd TiTLK and FtidS.
JL. B. EGENBERGER.
'6?e CAHEFUL MAN
is Always Vc!l Attaircd.
The careful man sees to it that we
do his tailoring, lor we are careful of
the careful man. Ask any bush, ess
man as to I he in'pressioii ood clutlu s
make. Asl: any husiness in luiaba as
to I he impression our tailoring makes.
Fall styles now ready.
Suits $20 to $40 Trousers $6 to $!0
QPvESHEIl.
OPEN EVENINGS.
l.")l." I ":i main H ..
OMAHA, m i:
Milford B. Botes,
:i - nl fur
XT be
Satuvba
jvcnino
JJOSl
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h a
Thw-i- ili-.ii i ii" ' lii . I ;.- 1 1. lit, I 'a i r
.mil f:i :'.! ! 1 1. sn pp1 i.-il ly tin
': a .'. nt -. '-.in i.- supplii-.l at. Ih-
li "A - -.1 a in I i if
13 Mauzy & Murphy. 3
A N.zvv Deputy Sheriff.
Frank' Schlater, for t he past two
years deputy sheriff under SherilT Mc
Pride, has concluded to resign t he po
sition and will step down and out as
such about the lL!i of December. The
vacancy will be lilled by Fd Tutt, son
of .I.D. Tut t, one of I Mattsmouth's
oldest and most, respected cit izens. It
is with considerable, regret that Mr.
Mclhide parts with such a faithful
assistatd, as Mr. Sehlater, as their as
sociations for the past, two years has
been most congenial and brother-like.
Mr. Schlater has private business af
fairs that needs his direct, attention,
making it imperative, for him to step
down and out of the sherill's ollice.
Mr. Tutt is a young man of excellent,
business -uali Meat ions, who is liked by
all, and we know of no one who is bet
ter titled to step into the position va
cated by Mr. Schlater than IvlTutt.
To Cure A Cold in One Duy.
Take Laxative Promo rjuiuiuc
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. P. W.
Grove's signature on each box. iT-'j.
BroKe Into His House.
S. Li fjuinn of Cavendish, Vermont,
was robbid of his customary health
by invasion of chronic Constipation.
When Dr. King's New Pile Piils broke
into his house, his trouble wasarresl ed
and now he's entirely cured. They're
guaranteed to cure. -c at F. (1.
Frickc & Co.'s drug store.
Joe
Klein's
Old
Stand .
km
pi H-cf --
Cbt "Churchill"
CERIESI
n u 1 I
tr-i
$14.75 to Chicago und Return.
Via I In 1 1 i i i;i 1 1 ii i l.'oul e, on account.
International lave Stock lvKsit ion,
November lis to December.'. Tickets
on sale. November "Js, li'iand .'0; limit
ed for return to Dec in her 7. Ask I be
agent .
Ik, n't allow money tit lie around. It,
is easier to spend it and easier
to lose it.
SAUE MONEY
by keeping it. in a safe place such as
ll
mm
tL- r - v 7
The BanH of Cass County
You can ive a check for any part of
it, at. any time and so have a receipt
for payment without asking for one.
When you have a bank account you
will he anxious to add t oif, rather than
spend from it. Don't you want to
know more about it.
Home-Made
MHDIES!
The
Home-made
Candy
Season
Is here.
Ke member
You von
(let the Uet
At
John Schiappacasse,
The. fruit Man,
North Side Main St. Plattsmouth,
IF IT COMES FROM
MOLL Y'S
IT'S GOOD!
This holds jood in Mens' and
I Joys' Suits, Suits and dent's
Furnishings.
Call and examine
quality of joods and
prices and be con
vinced. Wm. Holly,
1 QCtrrJM
A
Waterman I Slock.
I