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In Full Blast.
; is the Gnat Closing Out Sale at the Store of Solomon
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We are Ideally Going to Quit!
The riKist skeptical have Imi-ii convinced that we an going touit .
Ix-st f merchandise In-iog sold at, first mst, and in many instances,
at less, in vi-ry heart of I In- s-;imhi, is the argument I hat does the
work. v,iii' wliilc Hit-M li rtions ar-nmI. We earnestly advise you
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Boy's Long Pants Suits!
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Dr. Marshall, diMitist, Fit j,'p raid
block.
Smokr th Wurl IJros.' celebrated
'(Jut I foil" cigars.
.1. M. Voiinir went tc Carroll, Neb.,
Monday to visit bis father, who is re
ported quite ill.
A full line of lUair's famous writ inn
tablets at (Jerinn Co 's. From ." to
cents.
A new tfirl ftaby arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. M. MeCol, Thursday,
IVceinlter :;, 1 !).'.
I f you are a judi'e of a irood smoke,
try the "Aeorns" " cent citfar and you
will smoke no other.
Hon. William Ieles hernior. the
Klmwood attorney, was in the city
on court business Friday.
I-'or Uase Hurners, Organs. Furni
ture, ('tM)kini: Stoves of all kinds. ro
to the- new and second-hand store,
I'meck building.
W. J. Crosse r and wife, of Murray,
were here to witness "Lost Iliver,"'at
the Farmele last niht. Mr. ('rosser
is now enaed in the livery business
at Murray.
Commissioners Falter and Manning
are attending the meetinr of county
commissioners of Nebraska at J rand
Island this week. The meeting con
vened Tuesday, to continue three days.
I... J. Maytield, ot the Courier, was
down from Louisville Monday on busi
ness, but found time to let the lk'htof
his genial countenance tieam in upon
the Jimrnal ollice a few moments.
Come often, Lee.
A teleu'ram was received in this city
l ist Thursday from Dcnverstated that
John Hurley, a former employe of the
I'.. t M. shops here, had met with an
accident there resulting In the loss or
one of his eyes. His wife and mother
immediately departed for that city.
Superintendent 1 louse, Mrs. II. K.
Snyder. Mises Louise Smith and May
Kurd. V. N. Faird and ('. L Farley
were amonr those who went from here
to Omaha last Thursday niIit to hear
James Whitcombe Ililey, and were
biirhly delighted with his recitations.
"(Jut Heil," the favorite clar.
Window Cilass,all sizes, (leriii,' & C.
'2, 3t, and 'A.', gallon suar kettles at
John I Saucr's.
MEL-ROSE Cream 25c.for chapped
hands. (!erin; Sc Co.
MEL-ROSE Cream 25c, for chap
ped hands, (ieriri; &, Co.
(Jeo. Everett, of Union, was a coun
ty seat visitor hist Thursday.
It is a saving of nearly '1 per cent,
to buy your stationery of (Jerin & Co.
W. II. Heil passed through the city
en route of (Hen wood, Iowa, last
Thursday on business connected with
tine stock.
W. II. Fetts, jr., one of the rock
ribU'd yount; democrats of Avoca, was
in the city Tuesday on business, and
left a dollar for the Journal.
II. M. Flumer, of II(K:hester, N. Y.,
treasurer of the water company, who
was here several days last week on
business connected with the company,
departed for his home Thursday last.
A. 15. Todd has lieen conlined to his
home the past ten days on account of
an injury to one of his knees, which he
received by falling on the depot plat
form, at Klsworth, Neb, while wait
ing for a train.
Our younu friend (J. K. Ferrer wasa
caller at these headquarters last even
ing, and we were pleased to note that
he has alout recovered from the injur
ies recently received from being thrown
from his buggy while returning home
from this cit
Fercy Agnew departed last Monday
morning for Arizona, where he w ill re
main for some time in the hope of re
gaining his health. Fercy was in ex
cellent spirits when he left, and the
Journal trusts his every hope will be
realized. He was accompanied by a
nurse and his uncle, C. C. Farmele and
little son.
Our young friend, James Manners,
of Murray, and one of the II. F. D.
carriers out of that village, has inter
ested himself considerably in the cir
culation of the Journal recently. He
has sent several new subscribers
since last Saturday, and promises sev
eral more. These are the kind of
friends that a newspaper appreciates.
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Farmers please take notice!
We make all our candies, and have the very lest line in the
city. (live us your Christmas trade and you will be sure to get
the purest candies made, at a price fully as low as they ask for old
and inferior goods. We have some very line boxes of Christmas
candies. Our 10c mixed candies are letter than those ordinarily
sold for 15c per pound. AH kinds of nuts, fruit and tree orna
ments. II e male speciat rates to church and school
parties.
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CANDY-MAKERS,
Next Door to P. O. Plattsmouth, Neb.
District court adjourned Tuesday
until Monday, January 4. m
County Clerk Tyson is attending the
state meeting of county commission
ers at (irand Island this week.
A marriage license was issued Satur
day to Clyde W. Foyles, aged twenty
one, and M iss U i ti ude. Frolich, aged
nineteen, loth of Alvo.
The monthly report of Warden
Fer iner shows that Oscar Kledge, sent
up from this county for fine year, was
recently released from the peniten
tiary. A glass or two of water taken half
an hour lefore breakfast will usually
keep the lxwels regular. Harsh ca
thartics should be avoided. When a
purgative is needed, take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They arc miid and gentle in their ac
tion. For sale by all druggists.
Among the prizewinners in the Om
aha F.ee's misspelled word contest are
the following Flattsmouth people: Ol
ive raves, Mrs. J. K. Nemetz, Olive
II. Twitchell, Mrs. W. J. Floral, Mrs.
J. 1. Johnson and Mrs. II. It. Lcssel.
The two lirst named received state
maps, and the others art pictures.
Coon F. Vallery one of the Journal's
reliable patrons, while in the city Tues
day called and made himself square on
our Iooks and one year ahead. Mr.
Vallery lives on the old Uncle Jacob
Vallery farm, where he and his excel
lent wife have the care of the old gen
tleman, who is now nearly ninety
years old, and is in very feeble health.
The old gentleman is one of the pion
eers of Cass county, coming here from
Ohio in a very early day, and in his
early manhood was considered one of
tlu; most prominent politicians in
Southeast Nebraska. He was always a
democrat, and at times complains now
because he is unable to take part in
the campaigns. He is now so old that
he is childish, and consequently a great
charge upon the son and wife.
Isaac Follard was here from Nehaw-
ka on business Saturday.
MEL-ROSE Cream for chapped
hands, 2.rc. CJering & Co.
David C. West, of Nehawka, was a
county seat visitor Saturday.
Dr. Frank L. Cummins, dentist.
Oilice with Dr. E. D. Cummins.
A faded out, care-worn woman of 40
with a spruce up-to-date husband
should take Itocky Mountain Tea.
llrings back the youthful, girlish beau
ty. Keeps the old man from going to
the lodge. 3. cents. Gering & Co.
J. T. Forter and wife, of near Mur
ray, were in the city Monday doing
some trading with our merchants. Mr.
Forter called at the Journal ofllce a
few moments, and reported that all
the farmers in his neighborhood were
through shucking corn.
W. I. Cook and Louis Curtiss have
formed a partnership in the barber
business, and can be found during
working hours under the Cass County
Hank. Hill, you all know, isoneof the
best barbers in the city, and, by the
way. young Curtiss is no slouch.
Low Bates for tbt Hdldtys.
On December 24, 25, 31 and January
1 the Burlington will sell tickets to
points within 200 miles at greatly re
duced rates. Return limit January 4,
11)04. For particulars ask the agent-3
Jewel Base Burner's at John Bauer's
Claus shears and razors at John
Bauer's.
Our readers will be compelled to bear
with the crowded condition of our col
umns with holiday advertising. He
member "Christmas comes but once
a year."
It warms the heart like sunshine
cheers the soul like ancient wine, gives
hopes for the future, blots out the
past. That's what Kocky Mountain
Tea does. 35 cents. Gering & Co.
Mrs. J. Benson, 210, So. 16th, Omaha.
Our store is full to overflowing with
useful and pretty goods suitable for
Christmas presents. Special cut prices
in children's cloaks. Wool coats $1.87
up. Children's bonnets, hoods and
caps. JMocha gloves for street ana
driving $1, $1.50; silk lined, $1.50 and
$2. Ferrin's dressed kid gloves, new
shades, $1, $1.50, $1 75, $2.00. Undressed
black and colors, $1.50 and $2. Our
art needle work department is full of
pretty goods for Xmas presents.
R. P. C. Club.
The R. I. C. Club, composed of the
younger set of young men of this city
gave their Initiatory ball at Coatcs
hall last Thursday night. About thir
ty couples were present, and the event
proved a most enjoyable one. The
music was furnished by Will Butler
Carl Ebinger and Edwin Frlcke presi
ded at the punch bowl. It Is reported
by one who was there that older and
more experienced society people could
not have managed an atfair of this
character more successfully. This was
tlmplj a tttrter of a series of such en
tertainments that will be given by the
R. P. C. Club during the w inter season
Removal of Perry's Restaurant.
On and after next Monday the pat
rons of Ferry Utterback will rind him
In the Martin building, in the center
block, on the north side of Main street,
between Fourth and Fifth street, and
nearly opposite his old location. The
new quarters have been thoroughly
renovated and arranged to Mr. Utter
back's notion, and he will be better pre
pared than ever to accommodate all
who call. Don't forget the place when
you want a good square meal, oyster
stew, hot or cold lunch. Perry has
treated you first-class in the past and
will continue to do so in the future.
E. G. Dovey 6k Son.
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We nro here with
the warm goods at
way clown prices.
Forest Mills
Underwear.
We are sole agents
for this town. The
best Ladies' and
Children's 25 cent
garments in the
county just the
same as you 35cts
clsewhero.
Home-made Comfortables,
Calico : $2 00
Home-made Comfortables,
Silkaline 2 50
Outing Flannel 5 and 9c
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FURS.
FURS!
Wo handle the Celebrated "An
nis" brand. We buy direct from
them.
Fur Scarfs $1.25 to $25.00
ButtericH Patterns
"The Old Reliable."
Get the Xmas Number of
75e Delineator.
SHOES!
Fall and Winter Styles now
Complete. The $3.00 Ladies shoe
in the world. Our line of school
shoes can't be beat. Tablets or
Pocket Knives FRED with every
pair.
Do you smoke "Buds?" Well, buy
them at Gering & Cos.
We have many beautiful, tasty and
dainty Christmas presents. Gering &
Co.
Some people who are alwaysso anx
ous to do fometbing for the poor, and
are not really able to do so, should re
member that "charity begins at home"
in manv instances.
To improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion, try a few
doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Mr. J. II. Seitz, of De
troit, Mich , says: "They restored my
appetite when impaired, relieved me
of a bloated feeling and caused a pleas
ant and satisfactory movement of the
bowels." There are people in this
community who need just such a med
icine. For sale by all druggists.
Ancnt the recent interview with
John Philip Sousa, the March King of
Sousa's ideas that musical education
was expanding in this country, and
that ere long some grand opera would
be written by an American, while
criticized severely, at the outset, it
certainly bears the ear-marks of truth,
for with such notable competitors as
Victor Herbert, De Koven and Wil
lard Spenser, it is not unreasonable to
anticipate such a resuit. WTillard
Spenser, the best known of the trio
his "Little Tycoon," "Princess Bon
nie," and "Miss Bob White" all hav
ing had long, successful runs, the lat
ter, by the way, is booked for early
presentation here.
MEL-ROSE Cream 25c,for chapped
hands. Gering & Co.
Colloids (25) cure a cold in one day
or money refunded. Gering & Co.
John Knabe, of Nehawka, had busi
ness with the county court Monday.
Our friend, D. J. Pittman, one of
the best men in Cass county, was up
from Murray Monday.
Makes assimilation perfect, healthy
blood, firm muscles, strong nerves.
Quickens the brain, makes and keeps
you well. Great Medicine, Rocky
Mountain Tea. Gering & Co.
Daylight Theft.
The cheekiest theft we have heard
of recently occurred in this city yester
day, and in broad daylight, too. Mr.
M. Kline and son started out for a load
of bay, and thought to take their guns
with them to kill some rabbits. They
had to pass through town, and the
young man's gun needing some repairs
they hitched their team to a telephone
pole, almost directly in front of the
Journal office, leaving the stolen gun
on the wagon while they proceeded to
have the other repaired. When they
returned to the wagon the gun was
gone. No one saw who took it, and as
it was about half-past nine in the fore
noon, and numerous people passing
along street, the mystery is who's got
the gun? It is a fine Remington shot
gun, for which Mr. Kline paid $32,00
only one year ago. Mr. Kline removed
here from Illinois one month ago, and
the son arrived only last Tuesday.
John Adams, of Murdock was a
county seat visitor Monday.
Jerry Treat of Weeping Water wasa
a Plattsmouth visitor Friday.
Come in and examine the new line
of Wall Papers at Gering & Co's.
FANCY AND STAPLE..
GROCERIES!
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ALSO A FANCY LINK OF-
Ha vela nd China; Lamps
for the Holiday and ('.ill Trade.
In our DKY GOODS DKPAUTM KNT wo !..,; many NFAY FALL
and WINTFK STYLFS.
Highest Market Price Paid for P.LTTF.U ami FGUS.
L. B. EGENBER6ER.
J5he CAHEFUL MAN
is Always Well Attaired.
The careful man sees to it, that we
do li is tailoring, for we are careful of
the caret u I man. Ask any business
man as to the impression good clolhi-s
make. Ask any business in Omaha as
to the impression our tailoring makes.
rail styles now ready.
Suits $20 to $40 Trousers $6 to $10
DUESHER.
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OPEN EVENINGS.
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Enterprise sausage grinders and
stuffers at John Bauer's.
A complete line of imported enamel
ed ware at John Bauer.
MEL-ROSE Cream 25c, for chap
ped hands. Gering & Co.
Galvanivcd iron and east tank heat
ers at lowest prices at John Bauer's.
A S. Will shipped in t wocar-loadsof
horses and mares last Saturday and
drove them to his farm. They area
fine lot of horses, and are for sale
or trade for good small animals for tlfe
southern market.
Woman's Club Meeting.
The Woman's club will meet with
Mrs. D. S. Guild, Saturday at '!:'.') p. in.
Mrs. Rhoda Rouse, leader ofhistory de
partment. Followin istbe program:
Song.
Roll call Old sayings, and their
authors.
Reading Circle The Old Dominion
in colonial days.
Paper America's Old Masters by
MissTrility.
Paper "American Art." (This pa
per was read by Mrs. Hall, President
Lincoln Woman's Club, at the State
federation at Fremont. )
Good for Children.
The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives imme
diate relief in all cases of Cough, Croup
and LaGrippe because it does not pass
immediately into the stomach, but
takes effect right at the seat of the
trouble. It draws out the inflamma
tion, heals and soothes and cures per
manently by enabling the lungs to
contribute pure life-giving and life
sustaining oxygen to the blood and tis
sues. Dr. Armstrong of Delia, Tex.,
prescribes it daily and says there is no
better cough remedy made. Sold by
F. G. Fricke & Co.
A Bad Breath
A bad breath means a bad
stomach, a bad digestion, a
bad liver. Ayer's Pills are
liver pills. They cure con
stipation, biliousness, dys
pepsia, sick headache.
25c All tfrafffUU.
Want your mouatmebe or beard a bMUlilul
brown or rich black? Then ue
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEvvh&er,
Hen. o Dwwi. o . P. w.n a Co.. n.n.
Santa Claus Crippled.
Old Santa Claus reports for month
of December very poor sleighing, and
in a special to Mauzy & Murphy be
says bis bicycle is in poor gear, and bi.s
automobile needs a little repairing,
consequently he will be unable to make
lattsmouth this year, and sends a
arge consignment of choicest Christ
mas goods to their popular store. They
are for both old and young, from the
simplist toy to the handsome import
ed cut glass and china ware. Remem
ber they are being placed on sale every
day, and the early shopper gets the
choice. Don't forget, it's Mauzy &
Murphy, and they will treat you ritfht.
t0v6r
Gaiters j
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Leggms (
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$1.75.
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A frightened Horse.
liuutiiiig like mad down the street,
dumping the occupants, or a hundred
other accidents, are every flay occur
rences. It behooves everybody to have
a reli'i'ole s;ilv; handy, and there's
none usood as Kiicideri's A rnica Salve.
Hums. Cuts. Sores, Fczerna and Files,
disappear juicklv under its soothing
effect. -2r,i: at 1". G. Fricke & Co. s
drugstore.
To Cure A Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Brorno Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. B. W.
Grove's signature on each box. 2-rjC.
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IF IT COMES FROM
MOLi
IT'S GOOD.'
This holds xxh in Mens' and
Boys' Suits, Suits and Gent's
Furnishings.
Call and examine
quality of oods and
prices and be con
vinced. Wm. Holly,
Waterman Block.
Joe
Klein's
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