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Owing to the lateness of the Spring season, we find 'ourselves
heavily loaded with all kinds of Spring Merchandise. Cloaks,
Slits, Skirts and Spring Jackets the popular Wooltex make, and
everything in our Millinery Department will be included in this
C.reat Reduction Sale. We will also make the same reduction on
all our Wash Goods, Knihroideries and Fine Hosiery.
$1 ,500.00 Worth of Fine
Ostrich Feather
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1-4 Off Means a $3.00
Article for $2.25
Is this worth your time and attention? 75 cents ?avcd, and
you get a strictly high-grade and seasonable article, when you
buy here. Your choice from the swellest line in the city. This is
your golden opportunity, one that you seldom find. No carried
over stock. Everything bright and new, and just at the right time.
We have a small fortune invested in this department, and we
must sell the goods; you need them and we need the money, and
at the prices we are going to offer you they should change owner
ship almost immediately upon investigation. We want your pat
ronage in this line, and want you to avail yourselves of this op
portunity to buy good goods cheap. Don't fail to call and see us
during this Great Reduction Sale.
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The Department Store Man,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Alvo
(Special Correspondence.)
Bert Kitzel returned from Lincoln
Saturday.
Chas. Jordan, sr., went to Lincoln
last Friday.
Jno. Weikle went to Lincoln Wed
nesday evening.
John Newkirk had a very sick
horse laBt week.
Dan Skinner found a nest of ten
little wolves lately.
Joe Foreman spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents.
Elmer Bennett is working for the
Stroemer Lumber & Grain Co.
Mrs. Knott is at home again after
several weeks stay in the country.
W. O. Boyles is down from Lincoln
looking after his farm interests.
Miss Emma Jordan went to Om
aha Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Clites and her mother
returned home from Grand Island
Tuesday.
Little Wesley Bird was very sick
Wednesday morning and was unable
to attend school.
Geo. Oliver is laying the foudatlon
for the new addition to C. C. Buck
nell's residence.
Xlrs. Chas Strong drove to Ster
ling Wednesday to be with her moth
tr who is very HI.
Mrs. Brillharfs brother from out
west is visiting her.
Jno. Casey of South Omaha came
In Tuesday evening to visit his sons
William an dEd.
J. H Stroemer is grading his yard
and expects to have a magic green
sward in the near future.
A little girl came to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. N'ick Becker on
Sunday, April 18, 1909.
Mrs. Etta Cashner and Miss Lee of
University Place spent last Friday
with Mrs. Fred Dreamer.
Herman Rogge and family of Elm
wood visited at the home of J. Her
man Stroemer last Sunday.
The work on C. F. Rosenow's
house is progressing nicely under the
management of Chas. Shelton.
Miss J. Hite went to Murdock last
Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. Om
quert, returning Tuesday evening.
A well is being made on Uradma
Llnch's place which is occupied at
present by George Oliver and family
The pet wolf of W . E. Xewklrk's
eot loose last week and as he visited
I his fourth hen roost someone shot
i him.
Mrs. C. F. Rosenow, Mrs. A. I. Bird
and Mrs. N. Knott and their child
ren drove to Elmwood Monday after
noon. The dance Tuesday evening was
well atended. Several being over
from Greenwood. A fine time Is re
ported. Delbert Skinner is having the
foundation laid for his house the
work being done by Mr. Armstrong
of Greenwood.
Roy Burnett came down from
Havelock Sunday, bringing with him
two little guinea pigs for his little
neice, Eva Clites.
Ralph Wolf returned Saturday
from Lincoln where he Is taking
treatment for his leg which was
broken last year.
Miss Aletha Parsell of Lincoln
spent Sunday with Miss Grave Fore
man. Her father and little sister
spent Sunday at J. V. Parsell s
Mrs. George Aderson went to Lin
coln Monday to make a farewell visit
with friends ad relatives before leav
ing for her future home In Seattle,
Wash.
Last week Joe Wolf had his hand
and arm badly bruised by a horBe,
which he was leading out to water.
The animal Jerked him tightening
the rope about his hand and dragged
him several feet before he could
let go. He Is getting along nicely at
present.
were eating the talis of his milk cows
that were tied In the barn. He de
clared war on the rodents and will
endeavor to exterminate a few hun
dred of them with bisulphide of car
bon, an easy and economical way
of getting rid of their burrows.
Millinery Spring Opening
Thursday, Fnlay and
Saturday will have ou
display a autiful line of
pattern Hats, the most
Top lar shapes and designs
Please call and see
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From The KcirNter
J. M. Stone has returned from his
winter visit In Oklahoma. He is look-
tng well, enjoyed the winter, but Is
glad to be home again in Nehawka.
Roy Davis returned from his "sun
kist" prairies of Dakota last week and
will remain in Nebraska in the future
having sold out all the stock on the
ranch. He retains the real estate and
will let it grow Into money for him.
R. F. Waldo and son. Will, are
busy at work In the new city pit that
Omaha parties are opening at Isaac
Pollards, and they are expecting to
make the largest record In shipping
clay, that has ever been made at this
plarp.
Mrs. Thniker and children will
leave for their future home at Albany,
Texns next Tuesday, where Mr. Tliack
er Is connected with a largo cement
mill. Since they have been among us
they have mad- ninny arm friends.
We wish them well In their new fu
ture home.
Chnrles Bates lifts a new boy In his
home. The representative of the
Home of the Friendless, In Omaha.
Mrs. Gulnes, brought down a boy of
about 15 and placed him with Chas.
on Tuesday. The young man will
have a good home and wo trust will
prove worthy of it.
George Hansen wns in town Rstur
day and reported that the rats at his
place were becoming such pests they
OnDKIt TO SHOW CAISK.
In the DlHtrlct Court of Can County,
Nebranka.
In the Matter of the Eatate of Telltha
WalllnK, Defended.
Till cauae coming on to be heard on
the petition of W. K. Ilanil. admlnlntra
tor of the eatate of Telltha WalllnK,
deceaaed, to aell the real eatate belonK
ing to the aald eatate, to-wlt:
The Kouthweat Quarter (S. W. 1-4) of
the Northwest Quarter (N. W. 1-4) and
the Northweat Quarter (N. W. 1-4) of
the Kouthweat (S. W. 1-4) of Section
Twelve (12) Townahlp Kleven (II),
Panne KlRht (8), In Lancaater County.
NehraHka. aulijert to a mortnaKe there
on of Fifteen Hundred Imllara (lir.noi
now due to pay the debta allowed
HKalnat aald eatate and roata of admin
iHtrntlnn. It la ordered:
That all partlea Intereated In aeld
extate he and appear before the un
deralKned Judxe of the IHatrlrt Court
Tf Cnaa C'ountv. Nehrnaka. at rhamhera
In the Court tlouae at 1'lnt tamonth In
Ha Id Caaa County, on the Twenty
fourth duv of Mav. 1909, to ahow cauae
If any, and why lleenae ahould nut lie
Tranted to the aald W. K. Hand aa
uch edmlnlatratnr to sell the above
dearrlhed property.
And It la further ordered that thla
order he puhllaher for four weeka In
Die I'iHllNiitutith Journal, a newxpnper
nuhllahed and of general circulation
In aald Caaa County, Nehraaka.
In testimony whereof I have hereon-
,r aet mv hand thla U'lli day of April,
1909.
Tlnrvev IV Trax"la.
Judge of the DlHtrlct Court.
required by law. signed by a majority
of the realdent freeholders of Kagle.
setting forth that the applicant la a
man of respec table character and stand
ing and a resident of the state of Ne
hraaka. and praying that a license he
Issued to the aald C. 8. Trumhle for the
sale of malt, splrltous and vlnoua liq
uor for the period of one year from
the date of the hearing of aald applica
tion In a building on Iote five (5) and
alx ). block nineteen 1) In the vll-
lage ot Kagle, Caaa County, Nebraska.
C. R Trumhle.
Applicant.
SOTICK OP tPIM.ICATIO FOR LIQ
I'OR I.H KMHK.
Matter of the application of Qua F.
Mohr for Liquor License,
Notice la hereby g
15th day of April. 1909, Qua F. Mohr
Wen that on the
riled hla application with the village
Clerk and the Hoard of Trustees of the
village of Avoca, Caaa County, Nehraa
ka. for license to aell malt, splrltous
and vlnoua llquora at hla place of bus
iness on west two-third of Lot 6,
Block U. fronting on House Street In
said village, for the municipal year
ending on the 3rd day of May, 1910, and
that be will apply for such license at
a meeting of the aald hoard of trus
tees to he held on nr after May 4, 1909,
ir as soon thereafter as he can be
heard.
Dated thla IMh day of April, 1909.
at Avoca, Nebraska.
Oua F. Mohr,
Applicant.
Notice of Petition to Quit Title.
Charles Haffke, AM v.
212 S. 14th St.. Omaha.
In the District Court of Cass County.
Nebraska
Carl Wllhelm Haffke, Plaintiff, va
Jeremiah Keellker, Administrator of
the estate of John P. Kinney, deceas
ed, and the unknown legatees helra
and devisees of the said John P. Kin
ney, deceased, Defendants.
The above named defendants and
each of them will take notice that ot,
the 24th day of Fet.runrv. 1909. the
above named plaintiff filed his petition
in me District ( ourt or t ans ( ouniy.
Nehrnskn. avalnst tliein and each of
them, the ohlect ami praver of which
Is to quiet title In snld plaintiff as
against said defendants, to the fol
lowliii' described real estate, to-wlt:
Lot twenty-three C'.K In the North
Kast quarter (N. K qr.) of the North
West quarter ( N. W. qr. of Section
Nineteen (1 Township Twelve (12i,
Cange Fourteen (14t, llast of the Sllth
Principal Meridian In the ( 'It v of Pint Is
mouth, In the Coimlv of Cans and
State of Nchraxka, and to further en
Join said defendants and each of them
from having or claiming any right, title
or Interest therein and for cost of suit
You and each of vou are required
to answer aald petition on or before
Mnv 24th. 1!()9. or the praver of said
petition will be taken a true and
judgment rendered accordingly n-nltiMt
you and each of vou
Carl Wllhelm Haffke.
Dated April B, 1909.
Charles HnrTke,
Atty. for Plaintiff
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ATTACH MUST KOTICK.
K. Ousley, will take notice, that
on the Llth day of April, 1909, M
Archer, a Justice of the Peace of Cass
Count v, Nebraska. Issued an order of
attachment for the sum of l." NK In
an action pending before him, wherein
Joseph Fetr.er la plaintiff, and L. K.
Ousley la defendant, that property of
the defendnnt, consisting of money has
been attached under aald order, aald
cause was continued to the 2Mth day of
Mav, 1909, at o'clock a. m.
Joseph Fetiter,
Plaintiff.
Will Have Fine Home.
Mention was mad several daym
ago of the work being started on th
fine new residence of Frank Park
enlngs, weBt of the city. Yesterday
evening Contractor Emil Walters fin
ished the concrete foundation for th
building and It Is a fine piece o
work. The erection of the frtmt
work Is the next thing In order tad
Tlekotter ft Smith who have th
contract for the same are now get
ting busy. Mr. Parkenlngs will hav
to Invest some (5,000 to get th
kind of a house built which he want
but this Is what he Intends to do anrj
when it Is finished he will hav
one of the best and handsomest
houses In the county. The work Just
finished Is of a high order of work
manship Just as Mr. Walter's work
always Is. The building as stated
heretofore Is to bo a two story struc
ture, size 28x30, with concrete foun
dation. It will also have an addi
tion to It which will be of comfort
able she. All told the building will
be highly credltablo to the county.
For Sale or Rent.
Seven miles west of Plattsmouth.
E. E. Goodwin farm.
NOTK K OK t I'l'l IC TI foH
I l I K r.NOK.
Notice la hereby given to all per
sons Interested and to the public, that
the undersigned '. ft Trumhle lias filed
hla petition and application In the of
flee of the village clerk of the villa
of Kagle, Cass County, Nebraska, ai
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Information In response to Inquiries will be furnished at the earliest date.
Do not hesitate to write us for information and publications. State definitely
what you want to know. It will be a pleasure to assist yon
to Include all available attractions In your tour east or west,
W. L. PICKETT, Ticket Agent.
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