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About The news-herald. (Plattsmouth, Neb.) 1909-1911 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1909)
i a. V ? ? ? T ? V ? ? ? ? Y T ? y ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? y ? ? ? ? ? ? y ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? t ? y Y : a Big Harawa re At the Big Store Of ASEEUSSSSE6! s .KLINGE Is attracting the attention of the entire county and the farmers are travel ing through the mud to get to it. Here are a few prices to show you how we are selling carpenter tools. Saws! Saws! 85c now at. . $1.65 now st . . . $2.25 now at . . 59c ... $1.20 .$1.49 Try Squares 12 inch, 50c now at 10 inch, 40c now at 9 inch,. 35c now at 30c 25c 20c a great many other tools such as Augers, Chisels, Files, Squares and Ham mers, also garden Rakes, Hoes, Shovels, Spades and Scoops. A. Few Xmas Suggestions stoif?.!?.!.1f!!! 75c, $1-00, $1.50 and $2.00 Former price from $1.00 to $4.50. Carving Sets $6.50, new 549 $5' now $3.49 $2.75, now at Ever Ready Flash Lights at only $1.99 $1.00 A big line of Pocket Knives, Razors and Shears at extra low prices. Table Cuttery, also Food Choppers and many useful articles at prices that will surprise you. Wood and Iron Stock Remember our stock of articles in Wood and Iron is the biggest in the county and is being sold at way down prices. ASEMISSEN & KLI PLATTSitflOUTH, NEBR. NGER ! ? ? ? ? y ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? y ? ? ? f f t ? t ? ? ? t y f f y iarwick DOVEY BLOCK ? ? Y V t f v V F REAL ESTATS. Town residence from $43) to SS.flOa. Don t pay rent any loii'-er. You can own your own (Ucllin' cheaper. Let !! "h w yon so.ne good chance to acquire farnu in Ne braska . . mth ami North Dakota, Missouri or Texas. FIHE IN-''if ::i:K wri'.ten in six of tlie be.-t companies. SURETY BOvDS. (Jet your bond froin the American Surety Co. ACCIDENT INSURANCE. The risk of personal injury id 40 times as great as that of loing your property by fire. Secure a policy of the London Gurantee and Accident Company and be sure of an income whil vu are onable to work. INDEPENDENT PHONE 454. i t V Y It t CHRISTMASIIS COMING -1. .4 And we are here with the goods No such display of furniture was ever shown in Plattsmouth and much of the stock is suitable for Christmas presents. Come and see our RUGS, CARPETS, CHAIRS and other swell articles, just the thing for gifts WE CARRY TOYS Just what you want for the little folks to make them happy. Call and see what we have. M. IHLD The Furniture Man, Sixth Street i il CHRIST! AS V XMAS GROCERIES Your supply should e l'onht now iiiul there w no place " town where you can luy tlicin to better mlvanURP than at F. S. White's A beautiful stock of Dry (ioodn at prices known to lie ri(;ht is here for your inspection. CALL AND SKH I'S Married Today. This iiftemoon at the home of the briile'rt parents, at i o'clock. Miss Rosa Bowers and Mr. Tim WooMir were joined in holy wedlock, Judge Heeson o(Iiciatiii(r. The youiiR people have the best wishes of their ninny friends for a life of happiness and prosperity. XKK John Durman Expert Blacksmith Has taken charge of the Wil liam Puis Blacksmith Shop 4 1-2 mile west, of Murray. All kinds of Fine Horsohoe ing and all kinds of Black smithing. Satisfaction guar anteed. Call on Him. Old Residents Knew Mm. 15. A. McKlwain received word yesterday that his cousin, I). S. Ilar nest, residing at Fort Smith, Ark., had been stricken with a paralytic stroke and had died last Tuesday Mr. Hamest will be well remembered by old residents, having at one time lived here. lie was a railroad man when living in this vicinity and was a conductor on a passenger run in Arkansas at the time of his death. Out Again Alter Fall. Louis Jaran, who is an employe of the Burlington whops and who had suh a severe slinking up by a fall last Friday, wheu the scaffolding gave wav where he wsi working preeipitatin him to the cement floor some distanc below and bruising his foot and ankle is so he can get out with the aid of a crutch, but not so as to be able to resume his work for some time. Sundayed In Plattsmouth. Mrs. Alpha Drew and son, (lerald N. Drew, of Omaha, who formerly resided in this city, were over Sunday visitors in this city, the guests of the home of the former'H sister, Mrs. J. C. Cummins and Mrs. K. W. Kennecdy also visiting with Charles Cummins who is visiting here at present from Sedgwick, Colorado. Mrs. Drew and son departed for home this morn tig on th7 Burlington. J. (I. Whitlock who is employed by the Burlington in the construction of the concrete sewer ot this place, is suffering from a lame back caused by a severe strain, which he re ceived while ut work, nnd is com pelled to lay off mid departed for his home atshland where he will remain until he is again able to re turn to his work. (Her 100 Solid Cold i ml Filled patterns to select from. We can please you in prices and we absolutely guarantee each ihmI every one. (lents IS size, 'JO year case, F.Igin Movement, a Bargain $10.00 Others, same make, up to S45.00 Howard Watches $35.00 1,ml "P. Ladies Cold Watches $12.50 a'l'up. Don't forget that we can sell you the very best Watches made in the world. RINGS! RINGS! In the RING line we can show you over (00 patterns in solid gold. No filled or plated rings carried at this store. Nothing but the best. In addition we carry a big line of Sterling Silver ware ami Sterling Silver Novelties. J. W. CKABSLP. 95 X X X X X X X X X X V Y I I Y t i V y t BUY THEM EARLY and avoid disappointment. We will be pleased! jo lav them awav xor you to ba called fw later. r We h-.vo new novtltis in NICE. BUT IN EXPKNEiVE GOODS. We have choice and cost ly gifts. But in all grades and at all prices The Nicest and Most Appropriate GIFTS fcr the Little or Big, .Old cr Young. GIFTSy 1 arWn R t ! a ikjui lias Headquarters for Holiday Goods t f ? ? Watchmaker and Jeweler. C. B. & Q. WATCH INSPECTOR SxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxS X Christmas Candy Bargains! X Had a Lively Spin Last evening while coming the steep hill near the electric plant, known as Wintcrstein with a load of electric light down light hill, pules, C U. Murdick and (leorge Sharp, hal an exciting tin.' withthet earn which' tried to and linally tlid run away, i The hill being steep and no way of; holding the wagon off the horses, they became uniiuniigi'ahle, and ran away; barely missing htrikitig an aged lady who as just then crossing the bridge, j ami breaking away from the wagon I turned and ran back up the hill audi were in the act of plunging over the high bank on tin Burlington tracks, when the young man secured the lines and stopped the fractious animals. The damage win slight but the ex citement great. New Lodge Officers. Kvcrcreen Camp No. 70, Woodmen !of the World, elected ollieers last ! night as follows: j P. Vallerv, Camp Commander. It. It. Moffat, Clerk. I'M Kruger, Adviser Lieutenant. ! Harry Kruger, Hanker. ; Dr. I!. W. Cook, Medical Kxani , iner. ; C. II. Meeker, Watchman. ; (). Olsen, Sentry. rhil Uihn, Kscort. V. Mullys, Manager. . . . , , , , i,i.jLj.jLjLj. t ,!,.. , I,. 1. .....!. ,B. I.'l'il I I I'l' Cold Weather Comforts Our Coal is the best cool weather comfort that you will be able to find in town. These chilly fall winds will soon turn into winter and you will need the comfort that our coal will give you. Better order early to avoid disappointments when an extra chilly day comes. I; J. V. Egenberger Mrs. I). II. Smith and daughter, Miss Letta, were passengers to Om aha this morning where they will visit with the former's daughter, Mrs. Ct. W. Stigers, and family for the day. Miss Certrude Stcnncr, who is a teacher in Hoyles commercial college in Omaha was an over Sunday visitor in the. city at her home, and departed for her work in the metropolis this j morning. , .UTev.mn Lewis of Mount Pleasant I ppeii ct was a business visitor in the 1 eitv '.his afternoon. Mamp p hotos, 2 doi. 25c Olso Pjotograph Co. I.' pon the resignation of .William llabennann who has officiated as janitor of the Coates block for some time, and which took pla ce the morn ing, John D. Tutt was nppoimnted to the place. The manager, Mr. J. P. Falter, is to be congratulated, as well as nil the tenants, and those having business at that place, upon the securing of so courteous and efficient a gentleman ns Mr. Tutt for the position. t t f T t ? ? ? T ? t t t ? ? ? t f Can anyone imagine any tangible reason for buy ing inferior randies, whrn pure wholesome candies are manufactured here n'most at your very doorstep? Would you buy the better grade if you could get it at a lower price. Yes, of course you would. Then we will make a bargain with you. He sure you don't forget. Here it is. Our own make, pure, wholesome mixed candies, several varieties ut 10c per lb. Omaha prices 12 l-2c per lb. Other merchants prices 15c per lb. for similar varieties of questionable quality. Now this is a per sonal agreement between us. He sure to come in and live up to your side of it. Then here arc some more equally good bargains in high grade goods. Mixed Nuts and nuts of all varieties only, per lb..L0c. Our own Taffies and Peanut Candies only, per lb. , ,15c Our own Cream Wafers and Chocolate Creams, lb, ,25c Our own "Fairy" Chocolates and Hon Hons, per lb, . 40c Many other varieties of high grade candies 10c lb. up to 75c lb. Ninas tree Ornaments, immense line, each,, ,1c to 10c Post Card Albums ."( percent cheaper than last y,.ar 15c to $2.00 Post Card i?oxes new and novel C0e to $2.50 Xmas Hooklets, best line ever, each lie to 20c 10,000 Christmas Post cards, each lc to 50e Xmas Stationery, better and cheaper than else where Hc to 75c Christmas Tags, Cards, Stickers, Labels and numerous articles in demand at this season. NEMETZ & CO. Candvmakers. Next to Postofficfcr-. t I- t 1 TV 'V-