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You're treated white.
With i-iric-:? riiriit, at
F. S. Whit'
A GOOD ADDRESS
1
The 44 Dutchess.
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IV '- a .M.uti'y way ilowp. in the old Km pi re State,
Vi.--f v;t!i-y- tire rich and the statesmen are
i ' at:
Wlj. ir lt-. swift wh'-t-'s of industry ceaselessly roll,
. A in! iricir ry tiiiiiical hum is the joy of tbe soul.
'Ti- the f.unty of Dutchess as all men should know,
Wtierf xl,f. classic old Hudson's blue waves ever flow,
Tht-rf the famed "Dutctess" Trousers, well known
to ti)- trade
As th- b-:t and the t-tron?est and cheapest, are made.
The county and trousers both bear the same name
Some ladies in Kuroe are wearing the same
(The title I mean, not the garment of course)
Although the dear creatures might do a deal worse.
Our motto i: "From the sheep to the man."
We' v.-. adopted a novel and excellent plan:
In each town and city the whole couutry o'er
We have onesptcial aent and not any more.
But thi.- i the point that we wish you to see:
There yies with each pair a complete guarantee.
If a b-.irt'-ti ernes off during two months of wear.
We will pay you ten cents don't you think that is
fair?
And rn T-. If vu tind that the trousers should rip
At th.- anis nf thr waistband, the seat or the hip
We will pay y-m a dollar, or hereby asrree
To "' a ve-v piir of trowsers scot free.
WESCOTT & 50N,
soLi: (iK.NTS FOIl CASS COUNTY,
p. S. Uji' new Spring Suits are poems themselves.
Frersb Supply Staple
and Fancy
Groceri
New Stock of
DRY GOODS and
Notions.
2:
Cherished
Onalitv.
.
-m Cnld Medal
Fans Exposition 1900.
.11 '!V7
jnnair'jjjiw. ffr-
XL !
"THe Old. Place."
OKLHOV !
Fine farm lands cheap ioOklahoma.
SPECIAL RATES.
f Excursions every first and third
Tuesday in each month to Oklahoma
City, the nearest point to the soon-to-
I opened strip.
Call on me for rates.
J. H. THRASHER,
I 12 Maiu iStreei.
Pluttsnuiuth. Neli
s.,id l.v F. G. EGENBERGER
Mat tsmoutli, Nebraska
Jess & Speck
fcTIIK POPULAR HESORT
Fine Old Rye, Bourbon
and Yellowstone"
WHISKEYS
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Billiard and Pool Rooms
Up Stairs
Look V:n t:j when you come to town.
Short Talks on
JA, ByXharles Austin Bates ,J
Ot-s a luiiir way iu aiding a man
to forire to the front, hut one of
MORGAN'S GOOD
SPRING SUITS
is a jjreat help ah ng this line.
They have that fashionable cut,
tailor make and finish that disting
uishes them from the. sweat shop
makes.
Wo have some elegant patterns
that we can offer you at present,
among which are:
A line of elegant blue serge at
-sT.oO.
A line small check, light color
worsted at S10.00.
A striped all wool casseinir at
$10.00.
These will not last all summer,
so you had better come at once.
MORGAN'
THE LEADING CLOTHIER.
3
502 Alain Street,
Plattsmouthi Nebraska.
REVJVO
ft RESTORES VITfll CTV ! fKUhiiUr 3
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SOLOMON & NATHAN'S
Great Spring Bargain Sale
And Exposition of New Alillinery begins March
30, and ends Saturday night, April 13.
A Feast of Beautiful Hats.
We will, as us maintain our reputation for showing
the latest and sw.-iU'st stylos in Ladies." Misses and Chil
dren's Mi!lin -ry at lower prices than elsewhere. See bills
for bargain priv- list Do not forget the dates of this Grand
Bargain Sale and Sji inir Opening of New Goods.
t S. We ar- fortunate enough to have Miss Spaj'de, the
expert St. Louis trimmer, with us ajain this season.
Shirt Waists Frimmiags, Dress Goods, Moslio,
UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, NOTIONS.
All r at Harrain Prices during the specified dates only.
Solomon & Nathan.
Tvto Doors East KanK Cass Co.
Plattsmouth.
No. 28.
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Made a
Well r4ari
of Me.
Probably no other single sentence ever lr.irt b-.:s!nos; so murh as the remark
1 r-r . .1 -.1.1 : . . 1 - 1 : ' . . I .. I 1 j .
i ou nave Jioara iv.ui a r.u::.rt.-a peof.;e say oi powerfully ndjuictiy. Cures when all otters faiL ,
, Vouagmen vill regain their lost manhood, and oij i T
fnen irlll recover their youthful vigor by using j
: REVITO. It quickly and eurely restores Nervous- T
: cess. Lost Vitality, Impotency. Nightly Emissions,
Lost Power, tailing iieiaory, ai.unjj Diseases, and X
sl different stores : I '. nevtr tliei e aiin. Tliev
are cheats. '1'bey ac'vt rtie so-an.I-so. and when 1
j got there they oiii Vt !.;ivc it. or it va.n't nearly as
1
rood as thev s.iid ir. the a Jv. i tit rieiit."
It a pieax.it C LI s . i t.,.cr l-i t.".e I . i; Ol a.I advert ISC eaocia oi eeu-auueo or eKKSiaa iiuuiicreuoii, r
- ., i , ! . ,i .... ii,.. rc. which unfits one for study, business or marriage. It X
mentS,biita(.b;.LMuI(inL-l.,c(t' How often not only cures by rtarting it the peat of disease, but
the opportii!i::v nrv.s t;f-r.v: "Hh. i wov.icn t CO is a great nrrret onio and blood builder, bring- Z
MIL 1. u .11 .!. liUil 1 y.1' 1'' a'.tlillV..
That ctfS f.'orn la-ii: hun.bued because
1 -It T
The Ideal 5 cent ciijar.
Delicious aroma.
Perfect burner.
Positively the best.
No first class retailer
ptiould be without
9 S
CIGARS.
pie. His s!,f,w
9 was really the J J 3?$ 'I,
-S3 greatest tn J-. ';'iL i
, .... , -a
2
1 Vt.. 11,11'. 1.. itrvttj EU 'li' 'i.
mrt or less dian t ma:;er." ' is,,-
great bi.
fifty cents' worth for half dollar. An occa
sional woollv horse or white eleohant. more
or less didn't matter much. People went to fe&i f 'EtiWS
Barnum to be amused and he amused them. wc?fvf ?V"Cy
People go to the theatre.and if they are car- fa&iSkgj
ried awav by the plav and laugh and shed IztJin-V',
tiT written etiarantee to cnr or ralcild
the monrr. B 'U nna acvise tree. Address
KOYAl MEDICINE CO,1
For snlo in Plattsmoutli by
;geiiix(; co.
showed something whiSi could by no p-
s 1 bit:
-SS of imagination de-
fii? ceive anybody t!;at
would be h u:::-bug.
Iso, 11 a r n j n
f i i a i
tears over tne jnciaenis iney-are num- jj-r y v .tv x.
bugged" to be sure thev believe for the .'it'f y JVr! V
time all the fiction of the play ; it is real to 5jiro .CfvM,
them. But how much more would thev be 'yo f 1
humbugged if the play didn't seem real? If v'tY- V ill
Barnum advertised a woolly horse and then V' i ? V si. r
II V den t tuy dry
Heamused! Hei! vert sed U furnish amuse- Effective . March I Oth, 1901,
h) ment and he d:d. Even hi.-; l;es were amusing trP
i'j fairv tales, but most of iis, children or grandpas, )
line iu i v.ii- iin.ni.
lut we duti't buv CTOcerit-s and ururrs and !
RACKS &
EXASt
IVa r' Koot''s ljX amus.'mi.-nt. Not a bit cf it.
i fA We buy them because v.e l;ave to, and we
V w;
n r
vant honest value fir our money and no '
nonsense a:ct it. It we cr.r. t pet it in one
store we .1 p to another. We (ion t hue : A r
v. i i ,,! .. . .,., ;t .... -, Announces the Operur;? of its
Barnum was wrong. He's deadPn?way, And buried I RcdRlVCT DlVXSIOH
! Denison and Sherman,
j Texas.
! Through Triin Service will shortly
' be established from St. Louis and Kansas
i j v v . , IK
PEPPERBER6 I
Aain Street. Plattsmouth.
FOAMS SPARKLES AND
TICKLES THE PALATE,
Cofyright, Charles .-lust in Ddis, Xczj I'jj.V.
AT TTrHIIE IPAHBfllEILlH
. . . Wednesday Night, April 24 . . . r "!!?,Te
Gund Brewing Co
Cfxeiiratfd Beers
Ed Donat
Wholesale Dealer
ALL KINDS
And Styles of Invitation?,
Programmes and Yisitiny
Cards with Mates at
ARTIE HELPS.'
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All wants n-ci-ti-n-'l In r- f.r tin- notninat
h:iri-1 f 1'i-iit- i I i ! r i ni rt i n.
A n- i i .s ; ii -1 i ; i
tut liK i!ii-i-. i. 'l -. i I
lil ii- fTflU
U"d with prfrct
harrr.less, Booit.nr;, Boi.-.i-
We rrefrrto have patient
oome to the Sanitarium for a
spodTcure. l ass that coma
1 i.. t err Sanitarium nt4 ret tag
r-J. Vr:t to-'.;iy for ur .' p.r r
r;;::y In ilin-i'Tfil i r r - -.' tri imr-r.iuii from r.Ar!ftit wt vif
will Ii- ir.:i;tlv c.i-. ;.: latirt-r. Sent free. Consultation liy
DR. E. O. SMITH'S SANITARIUM.
- - A. S. McCLEARY, MtMCtN,
'Hvo .- I .,1 I. i , i -i . i f-.r s: : :it n lmi- Rooms 6 to 11. N. E. Cor. loth & nln St5-.
,:;!. I,,,,,,:,-, li. l iirunr. KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.
1'IIOK'K I.AM in 'i--- i-iMintv fur saif.
IiHjiiin- 1 1 T 'l lir.i-iii r. tin- ri'.-tl isiiiir iiittii.
I".;t! tin 11: (.
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York. Aiiains :i.i'i I.i:n- -i i .i. t.t i s. . -r Miic
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riiKliii. i.ri'.ait- i;niir.' ..n:. .iri-ti m i ; in. it
in;' of i rotii -' ' r -i ly. I r ar- ! -f: Jr";" ,J
lii-uiar ii'liirt-s-.: W-J.'. i i it : -tin nt !i Journal, i It. ?i ii 'i
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rejection so v iXii I
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5a.t , no light so jV
rmins as ins v
ow j:low that
comes from
One of the Greatest Chicago Concert Companies.
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PRICES: Balcony 35c, Lower Floor 50c.
I.ATF.SI- M..1.KU imo; 1 vi". -wlnff ! " illHiyl Li Lj
tra.ii-.- ..il.lr.-.-.o;iir-.ai:.l iii;iiiili-,i.. fialts- "J- cL rf2.- -
WAN'TFIi I'n-sli !i-iM.r -in. I
fliaiiiri for siiti-H.-ripl I a l .liuiiai
fhaiiL-i-for siilo.riiHi i.i I .ion-iial. f .r; ' . rr. i .! in n.auj . "or t int " I
. l lo I.a-Tii.'nio wittl ur. f't I
I'm: Sai.k In !ihm,. !oii--- on -vt Kirn t f v 1 ...imc linins -f?) I
strt ft. flattsinoiivii. A i-lioii-c ici-i- of inf . .; r" traw;n; r-.m. M
,rty with ni.-i.rn in.pr,,. .nan.s :intt in .l.,i';N,, f,: f'tf (
U-st,.fou.. b..,;: rt...f: : r.rii.-v STANDARD f-
FOK SAI.F.--A M'-a.-M- farm twar riatts. f.'KV-i-fji;
n.outli: also T-r,n ! a;i.i thr.t- lots in ; vM;Tt
t-ity. KiKiuire of. .loi.n M. I-t ytla. alt-riuau x.'T-v?lfwi
- --a - .-.T..iri"'if t . -t. r"j- mm '-- -
Wichita lans it c rlaimrH i tiTfT.-. ! ' - """ "1"'"iwr '-'
hiped to market Vy the allotted time S' :!lli'rSn?r" Ha!f r th crowd is expected to add at lea.sf ,nt3 tcl as
illS" !A.li'i iX
to th O'jal'tv
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