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PLATTSMOUTII, CASS COUNTY, XKHUASKA, THURSDAY DECEM WVAl 2 1, 1891.
SI.50A YKAli
Royal Baking Powder
Has no Equal
The Royal Baking Powder will make sweeter, lighter, finer-flavored
and more wholesome bread, biscuit and cake than any other leavening
agent. It is of higher strength, and therefore goes further in work and
is more economical. All government and scientific tests go to show
fcis. Royal Baking Powder as a leavening agent is absolutely without
an equai.
Rush Medical College, Chicago.
"As the result of my tests I find the Royal
Baking Powder superior to all the others in every
respect. It is entirely free from all adulteration
and unwholesome impurity, and in baking it
gives off a greater volume of leavening gas than
any other powder. It is therefore not only the
purest but also the strongest powder with which
I am acquainted.
"Walter S. Haines, M. D.," rrof. of Chemistry.
Chicago College of Pharmacy.
"The Royal Baking Powder, which tests the highest
in strength, is free from lime, alum, lime phosphates or
other adulterations. Its superlative purity, the entire
wholesomcness of its ingredients, the scientific manner
in which they are combined, together with its much
greater strength, make the Royal unquestionably supe
rior to any other baking powder.
"H. D. GARRISON," Prof, 0 Chemistry
Holiday goods of everv
tion cun be
NEBRASKA WILL HELP.
descrin-
found at Gering & Co. tf
The largest and best lino of pltisli
at wonderlully low prices at tiering
& Co. tf
The B. & M. rating house at
Hastings was destroyed by tire
Monday.
The Fair has the largest assort
ment of useful Christmas presents
in Ihe ritv. :iml fur iualilv and
for cheapness they cannot be beat. tf,,le .Nebraska will
i worthy our attention.
Ninta t laus lias lus hcaduunrtcrs
at tiering & CoV. tf
For a nice Hat or Cap go to JDK,
the One l'rice Clothier. tf
The principal attraction at the
stale teachers association will be a
lecture by Judge Draper state
puperindendetit of public instruc
tion New York.
Tn Starving FUisglans to l Aided
From our Oror Stocked Gran
aries. Several states throughout the
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union, noiiiDiy among wincli are
Ohio, Iowa and Nebraska are taking
steps to provide for the famishing
people iu Kussia. The following
from the state Journal relative to
take is
SILVERWAREGIVEN AWAY
SlinijUiloi foi Cqsl'i Tielo jo
Wi el o-il ? l c Pc, v o s ,
For tine boots and shoes go to
Joseph Fctzer, Main street, between
Fourth and Fi 111 streets. tf
Santa Clause,
Geo. Yass.
Christmas
and
tf
iURLIXQTOX & MISSOURI MVEn B. B.
V TTHTP. T ATM .TV
v y
OF DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
GOING EAST
No. 2 5 : 05 P. M
No. 4 lOiS'la. li..
No. 8 7; l. m
No. 10 9:41a. m
No. 12 10 :14 a. ni.No. 9,
No. 20 8:30 a. m No. U,
GOING WEST
Nol 3 :45 a. m.
No. i 8 -:ib p. m
No.1) ...9:(tH.m
o. 7 :15 a. m.
. 6 :''r p, m.
. .5 :0ft p, m.
I No, 19...
11 :05 a. m.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
TIME CARD.
o. 304 Accomodation Leaves.,
fNo.3a - arrives.,
Ik Trains dally except Hunday
...10:Ma in,
... 4;00p. in.
jTTORNEV
A. N.
SULLIVAN.
to
Attorney at-Law. mil t(iv prmnpi aiienuni.
to all huxlneiN eutrm-ieu to niui. onice m
CdIod block, East Side. 1'latUmouUi, ret.
OOU) AND roltt'KLAlN CKOWNS
Britlgo work and fiuo olil work a
SPECIALTY.
DR 8TKINATS LOCAL Ri well at otlier an
estlietlcsKivt;n tor Hie painless extraction ol
U't'lll.
A. MARSHALL, - Fitzgerald pw
Dr. Dcering is in the city visiting
to-day.
I warrant every piece of goods I
sell and will sell ot bedrock prices
for the next thirty days.
R A. McKlwain, Jeweler,
415 Main street.
Purchase your holiday goods of
Gering & Co. tf
PJefore you buy any Men's, Boys'
or ChMdreu'sClo.bing'ook through
JOK'S line. He will save you
money, tf
County Attorney Travis is in the
city to-day.
The largest and best line of
Gloves at wonderfully low prices at
JOK'S. tf
Did you see JOK'S magnificent
line of Buspendersf
If
While we appreciate the limn' amoi-nt of tr.ide we
still desire to merest' our
we
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Ft. A, SALSBURY
D-K-N-T-I-S-T
GOLD ANI rC.KCKLAIN CROWNS.
Dr. Sieliiways hii;vs lu-t ' furihe paliilens ex
tradlm of tcetli.
Fine Go'd Work a Specialty.
Roekwoml lllnck riattxinuiilli. Neb.
rm-Tiz vktk
y a. y j u jl. a. i a.
IS OPENING VI'
One 3f the
newest and brightest
lines of
J
TJLIUS PEPrERBERG.
MANUFACTUKR OF AND
WHOLESRIE RNU RETRIL
DKALKHlN TUB
IIOTCEST BRANDS OF CIGARS
FULL LINK OF
TOBACCO AND SMOKER'S ARTICLES
always in stock
Nebrassa
Plush' Goods, Toys. Dolls, Novelties,
For the Holiday traile that lias been
seen in town for years.
T0 OLD STOCK, ALL NEW
Which was bought early in the
season from some of the
Largest Importing Houses
Which guarantees you the pick of
the market and at prices
for which we
are noted.
.The Lowest in ihe Country :-
o()o
The public Is cordially invited to inspect our
goous aim compare pries
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S. F, ESCHEK, rrop.
Pluttamoutb
Tune buckwheat flour for sale ai
Hciscl'g m'll. tl
The German Presbyterian church
will give a Christmas entertain
ment and Christmas tree Christ
mas eve. Extensive preparations
are being made for an interesting
and profitable time.
The Missouri Pacific will sell tick
ets on December 21, 23 31 and Janu
arvl.u'oodto return Tanunrv 4 at
one and one-third fare for round
trip within two hundred miles of
l'lattsmouth.
The city council, which meets
next Monday cvuiing, will prob
ably present some one with a
Christmas present iu the form of
an election to the chief of police
ship. In the meantime, Acting
Chief Fry is doing splendid service.
Brown & Barrett are closing out
their stock of scrap books, Xmas
cards and vases at actual cost.
Don't fail to see them. tf
The Hotel Riley has made exten
sive preparations for a Christinas
dinner. II C. Hackney, the propri
etor, is a man who knows how to
prepare a menu for such occasions
and persons wishing a rare treatcan
surely be served on that day,
An Insane Woman's Actions.
The arrival of the flyer at Lincoln
was awaited with considerable
interest last evening. A telegram
had previously been received
stating that an insane woman had
run every passenger and trainman
from the car and held possession
by means of a 32 calibre revolver.
Several oflicers were on hand when
the train arrived, for the purpose of
capturing the woman, and probably
8tX) people were attracted to the
scene by curiosity.
After the train arrived the woman
fired two shots, one of which barely
missed a bystander. Upon a
promise of the police that she
would not be killed, she gave her
self up. Before tne train arrived at
incoln the had shot a colored
porter in the leg, afflicting a slight
flesh wound.
The woman was bound and taken
through l'lattsmouth last evening
for Philadelphia, where she will be
properly c ired for.
1 with.
Governor Thayer's appeal to the
people of Nebraska for a traia load
of corn food products is receivine
prompt attention. Deputy Labor
commissioner Ludden "hopes to
raise ninety cars within a short
time without much difficulty, judg
ing from liberal donations already
offered. Then if the northwestern
millers fail to get the 40,C:M barrels
of flour they have pledged Ncbras-
mi people may continue to lie
liberal and help them raise the
balance.
The attention ot Nebraska millers
is called to the oITer of (). A.Cooper
of Humboldt, who writes that he
has just read Governor Thayer's
prolamalion, also Mr. Ludden's
communication in The loiinial.
Before seeing them he had agreed
to donate one hundred 110 pound
sacks of flour for the cause, or if
othar slate millers would uive
liberally he would not hesiiate to
give a full car load. Delias since
received a circular from the Norlh-
western Miller on the same subject,
but he sign i lies his willingness to
donate to the Nebraska project. "I
realue," he writes, "that by donat
ing the same amount iu comment
we would not only do a generous
act, but would, as you say.advertise
and help to build up a market for
our corn products, and I can donate
the same amount of corn meal as
well as I could in flour. Let me
know what other millers of the
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S. E. Solomon of Culberlson V C nttnt00 otU' I'l'iCCS o ho IllC LcvCcst ami
...-1 4 41. 1- At. ..A . ' I
wiiiio mm jn-Kjjic in nun et'ction
stand ready to contribute a car of
corn and he asks for direction in
regard to shipping.
Other letters received are of the
"CASH TRADE "
and have completed arrangement in which we have secured large ouan-
tuies, at tnst hands, oi .lie celebraied
at such prices that we pro; (.,-e io gav , K-tn ,o oi-r mi'iiy eu.-loniei s be-
ih ii"f huh we Hum incvciiM' our ir.ul, us o,r ciislomeis appreciate the
iaci tuai we are speiK'in tlie mouev ve we, ii.-il le .'n-Vuiv . n iMin.r ,,i,,-f,..a
es by ivinriilng it to 1'iK'in, b 'I'eviii'i-iliev will it.Miiecinle the uils and
tell their friends, and thcreov icrease our trade.
EVKK'Y Cash purchase to the nmomit offi entitles the purchaser to
either a Koger s Nihil Silver Melal P.ibier Knife or Sugar Shell sold
bv lewelerv at $1,110.
EVEK'V Cash purchase to the nmoiMit of l."i i'ni;il,w iti. , ,nr,.,.,u..r 4,,
set (li) of Roger's Solid Nickel Tea Spoons, sold bv Jewelers at 2.(M
EVERY Cash purchase to the iiiiihimi, of Sf2."i enti les the purchaser to a
set (li) ot Koger s solid Nickel Dessert Spoons, sold b Jewelers at
EVERY Cash purchaser to the amoi-al of entitles the purchaser to a
set(ii)of Rogers' Solid Nickel Table spoons o a set of Solid Nickel
... w. .1 ui 1 1 ii;ne pi, oeu imiiv's, ko'ii py jewelers at if 1. 1 Hi.
. o
ERE is what the manufacturer says in regard to Solid Silver Met
al goods and Solid Nickel Silvervv, ire: "There has been a grow
ing demand for years for a grade of Spoons and Forks to take
tj.fcil ,m' llice of Soli. 1 silver ar. l plate ware. We have experimented
for some time to all
Rogers Me, al and Rogers' Solid Niek;d Silv:"-. We iMiaiiiv'e this metal
superior to any Nickel Silver iiiiph'.'i ciun-d imkI : ."ve thegreaie:;t confi
dence in assuring our customer Hai this ware is i i,Vrior to serv'tv; on
ly to so' d silver. Ii'ta beaiiii.ut while color,': highly polished and
can hardly be disti'igui. bed from pure silver. We recoiiK'tid ihi.t ware
especially lor hotels, restaurants and boading hom es, ; il will s.and
inore Pard fsage than n.-y othe.- meial;is very tough and ha.v"; w llhold
its color and will outwei',-a,iv p'. iewari' ever m :i 11 t Tn.-. . . 1- . t Vil .i.r
custtimers k low Rogers' ware oy r;'pp.iniio 1. This fi.-m have nianiifuc
1 11 red plaied ware since l.V(!T), nini theic vi me is never put on goods that
are uoi o." a high grade, so our custoni 'r can real iiHBii.ed that they are
geiiing some very desirab'e goods w.ien tliey ret goods under llieit
luimu. vouie 111 cany aim secure a stiare ot these goods before it is ton
late.
Iqfitc Competition.
FRED HERRMANN.
same generous nature.
hor abstracts 01 title at reason
able rales, go to J. M. Leyda, Union
blocR. tf
Do you want to know what would
make your faiher, mother, brother,
s. ster and sweetheart hatmv? It is
a1 nice pair of shoes or slippers for
a Christmas present. V. A. Boeck
& Co. have just received an elegant
line that they otfer at VERY LOW
prices for thirty days only. tf
Laid to Rest.
The funeral of Peter Mann oc
enrred at the residence, corner of
Vine and Eighth streets, at 2 p. m.
to-day, under the auspices of the
I. O. O. F. lodges, Nos. 7 and 140. A
large concourse of sympathizing
friends followed the remains to its
last earthly resting place at Oak
Hill cemetery.
Spectacles at Gering & Co's. tf
Nebraska State Teachers' Association.
For the benefit of our city
teachers, or any others who may
feel disposed to attend the state
teachers association meeting
which convenes Dec. 20, 30 and
31, we again call attention to it.
The officers of the association are
W. E. Andrews, Hastings, (resident;
W. II. Gardner, Nebraska City, sec
retary; W. II. Skinner, Crete,
treasurer.
The association is divided into
three sections, as follows: Public
schools, of which J. A. Hornberg,
Norfolk, is president; colleges,
G. L. Farnham, Peru, president;
county superintendents, W. M.
Clary, Nebraska Ciiy, president.
Each section will hold a session in
a particular room and discuss
questions bearing directly upon
its line of work, (juile a lengthy
program has been prepared the
exercises to be participated in by
some of the foremost educators of
the state. The teachers of the
county that find it convenient to
attend this meeting will doubtless
be be benefited. They can well
afford to lay aside the cares of the
schoolroom for a few days. Let it
be a time of Christmas greeting, a
time in wnicn tne teacners may
mingle together and discuss plans
for future work that cannot fail to
be mutually helpful.
Be sure to call and see the prices
on Ladies' and Gent's gold and
gold tilled watches.
B. A. McElwain, Jeweler,
415 Main street. tf
DO'T FOlQET
THAT I AM GIVING
UNHEARD OF BARGAINS
In the best grades of
WATCHES CLOCKS JEWELRY
SILVEDWARE
CALL AND BE CONVINCED BE-
FO R E PURC BASIN G. WILL B 15
PLEASED TO SHOW YOU TlIROl'GH
MY STOCK, WHETHER YOU WISH
TO BUY OK NOT.
B. A. M'ELWAIN
415 Main Street,
Plattsmouth, Neb
A C. 0,T. Social.
The C. O. T. society, composed of
about a dozen young ladies, held a
"hen" social at the home of Miss
Ida Boeck last evening. The O. D.
C.'s were "shut out" entirely, but
notwithstanding this the girls
report that they never enjoyed
themselves better. The evening
was spent indulging in music
vocal and instrumental, and other
amusements of a delightful nature.
At a seasonable hour a well pre
pared luncheon was served.
The following were present: Mes
darnes Sam Patterson and Schmidt-man-
Misses Mae Dutton, Bert Wise
Mamie Stiles, Frankie Stiles, Nettie
Ballance and May Patterson.
We will give genuine bargains in
gold watches and jewelry.
B. A. McElwain, Jeweler,
413 Main street. tf
The indications are that Lincoln
will be the next Nebraska town to
draw a prize in the slnpeof a beet
sugar industry.
BY
ELSON, - THE - CASH
SEE WHAT CASH WILL BUY FOR TIllItTI DAYS:
- CLOTHIER.
Mens Ofercoats
ChildV Overcoats
Mens' Suits
Boys' Suits
Silk Mufflers -
$1.90
1.75
3.75
2.75
.65
Childs Suits
Mens' Jeans Pants -Mens'
Dress Pants
M-ns' Cass Pants
Four Ply Linen Collars-
51.75 Mens Overalls
.90 Mens' Wool Socks -
1.40 Mens' Heavy Cotton Socks
2.50 Mens' Heavy Caps -
.25 Mens' Lined Kid Gloves
45c
15c
25c
25c
45c
Mens Wool Mitts
Childrem' Mitts
Mens' Suspenders
Chi ids' Suspendere
Silk Ties -
15c
10c
15c
05c
25c
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ELSON, The Cash. Clothier. - Plattsmouth; Neb.1
