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Indian summer seems to have
disappeared. We rimy now pre
part tor winter to a very Rood
advantage.
The M. I', road in doing a pood
liiiviiH-HM in live pinnenger line
Seventeen
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from Lou ih-
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' frierds, t ) tl " i. umber f
gathered at tin- residence .' I.ei
Walker and at the uppoiiiicd time
marched to the rcr -iileiice nt James
Leek und took por-sefrioii. Tin.'
his
coin-
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tickets were Hold for tl.e j p!ll ty was planned in honor r
morning. )3Sth birthday. Mr. 'Leek Vim tc
wishing employment to call at Mrs.
Stiles boarding house. LI
Elaborate preparations nre living
made for a social gathering to he
pi veil at the residence of Mike
Murphy this evening in honor of
the 21st birthday of Chas. Murphy.
It in quite a common accurrcnce
.. . i norrtpr. to meet disappointed caniliclatea
. . i i (i r i n r iiHninir . , -
" ... n ;.. li-nvptiinir strenth. now n-dav. When there nre four
eeiit U. S. Government Food Re- ((,1Iow8 Ktrivin for the mime plum
WaSTKI): Two energetic ladies I plctcly HtirpriKed im he had not
OIVDEH
the Hli-hi'rtt intimation thai ttuch
arrauementit were pending and
Iliad even failed to recall that hia
hirthday whh ho near. Mr. Leek
waH presented with a handoouic
rocker, an a token of the eHteem in
which he is held by bin neighbors
und frieudd. KcficHlinienW were
Hervid after which all repaired to
their homta feeling well pleaued
with the evening'B enjoyment.
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SALSBURY
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OLD ND IHiKCELAIM CKOWNS.
Bf.Bicloyii"lhtll! '"the puliilcn
Fine Gold Work a Specialty.
tokwood Block ritnmoih. Hb.
A. K. flCLLIVAN.
Attorney it-U. Will i(It prompt fl.tlot.
.a t.uifii n'nil'"l in nl". omoe id
(Jalus block. Kt Hide. Ptatumouth, Neb.
PEARCE
1CAWSON A
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HAVE KECEIVED
rbelr Full itriiit. fmiry rllilMin. tlin nil qiilllt
kino i l"t 'l l'lil"i P '"4l
In tra and fn I. 1 bey h v, lull
liur nl bliy h-vid- mill In i
df-r l i rlror III t(k mil Imve '
a-d lli- lf m raw ll. r jo 40ud (
TH l l irlinmen.
MISS SCHUYLLK, TRIMMER.
CKER SISTERS
; V JL'BT KlitlVI l A f I'LL LINE OK
IV.
AND WIKTER TJATS
TEIiIli:KG3.
W iiM biv lff- ir.uMnz drpartmeet. Pat
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Brid( work tod flat gold work
i SPECIALTY.
0B.BrKlNAi:8 LOOAL M wrll M otht-r au.
eetLinleatflTee let in pKioinHi(rniu
lectb.
a A MARSHALL. FitiKcrld
MEAT MAHKET
BT BTKEET
F. II. ELLEN BAUM, Trop.
Tfce bent of fre nh meat always found
it in very probable that Home one
wilt be left.
Why miffM not PlnttHmouth une
a city uorary 10 an mnumoKci
Other town of much leH popula
tion than we have nupport them
and they are n ooiirre of intellectual
development as well as a means of
social culture.
We are plenoed to note that Hon.
T. M. Uritt, of IIillndale,wnncnoHen,
at the recent election, on the repub
lican ticket to represent Mills
county in the legislature. Mr.Hritt
is on uncompromising friend of the
orohibitorv Jaw. The Glenwood
Opinion speaks in high terms of
his ability and integrity.
Services at the Find M. K. church,
between Main and J'earl streets:
Sunday school at IKK) a. m.;
preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:3() p. ni.
by the pastor, Dr. I- V. I'ritt.
Subject for the morning, "The Com-
forting Ministrations of the lioiy
Ghost." In the evening."! he mini-
encc of the I'leiades." Young peo
pie', meeting at C:.'I0 p. in. in the
gallery of the church. All arc cor
dially invited to these services.
Police Court.
A few days sinre Robert Nickel
entered Suit UL'uillHt Richmond
Good for possession of property,
After defendant had learned that
the action had beeu brought, he at
once vacated the property ami re
linquished oil claim to his right to
occupy the same. The plaintiff then
paid costs and withdrew the infor
mation and the case was dismissed.
In the case II. K. Holingrr vs.
John Southworth, a suit on promis
sory note, iudgment for was
I rendered for plaintiff.
Action was brought by Aaron
Crisman vs. LUenbaum for the
recovery of wnges alleged due for
labor performed. It appears that
Mr. Crisman has been employed in
the butcher shop of Mr. Ellenbatini
but the larter claims that he has
fully paid for all labor performed.
The case was continued until Jan.
4, mi
in this market. Also
Eggs and liutter.
fresh
Wild game of all kind kept in tneir
season.
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Meat market!
Slrrnne niffht made miserable
by that terrible rough Shilohs rem
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Y M. C. A. Convention
The twelfth annual convention of
the Y. M. C. A. association is being
held at Lincoln this week. Of it
the Lincoln Call says:
Nearly '2ifJ delegates from all
parts of the state and elsewhere,
arrived and arc in nttendeuce at
the twelfth annual session of the
Young Men's Christian Association
of Nebraska. The many homes of
Lincoln's christian people have
been gladly tendered to these visi
tor nnd a warm congeniality is
milking them all teel at home. The
opening yesterday was held nt the
First liaptist church, and State Sec
retHry Nash gave a very intcrcMlug
Itible study.
The evening session filled the
church and the uudience listened
with pleasure to a descriptive and
entertaining talk on Hihlc study by
Henry U, Hrown, secretary of the
international committee, who en
larged upon the results attained by
a careiui reailing of llie mole con
densed to leading thoiiLrhM. He
had found it xHHille to go over
forty-two books of the ille in
fourteen days and urged students
of the Hible to concentrate on the
leading thoughts and govern their
lives according to tliein.
Epworth L'u(ju Convention.
The Lincoln district Epworth
League semi-annual convention
will be held at Weeping Water,
Nebraska, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, Nov. Hi, It and 15, ISld.
Delegates expected from every
charge in the district, whether
organised as' Epworth League or
not. Conic for the beginning and
stay to the close. Come praying
for the baptism of the Holy Ghost.
Let every charge that has not
organized, organize before the con
vention and send delegates. Enter
tainment furnished for delegates if
notice is received of their coming
by Rev. T. A. Hull at Weeping
Water, Neb., not later than Monday,
November. 0. He will not be re
sponsible for entertainment unless
so notified, although there are
several hotels in the village which
can accommodate all who come,
and we expect to be able to enter
tain everybody. All who come
with teams must give notice iu ad
vnnce to injure entertainment.
C.S. 1'ol.K.
T. A. Hull, J ' 1 .
Miss Newcomer, state organizer
for the C. W. li. M., will hold a
nieelinir at the Christian church
1'iuimuy evening, out. ii.
to-day.
Mra. Ripple came in
villi: this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Hackney are
Omaha visitors to-day
Miss McClelland was n passenger
for Omaha this morning.
Mrs. Fred Murphy arrived from
Cedar Creek on the Schuyler.
Mrs. II. V'iiigate returns home to
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, this morning.
Dr. Peering, clerk-elect of the
district court, is in the city to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Young left for
Omaha this morning for a brief
visit to friends.
Messrs. Win. Neville, W. D. Jones
nnd W. H. Pickens were passengers
for Omaha this morning.
Mrs. F.. E. Phipps, who has been
visiting friends, returned home to
Norden, Neb., this morning.
II. G. Race came in this morning
from Weeping Water to assist in
the completion of the official can.
vass.
Mr. and Mrs. Urnd White, former
ly residents of Plattsir.outh, now of
Omaha, came in last evening for a
visit to friends.
Mrs. L. C. Millikine, who win
called to Union recently to attend
the funeral of Mr. dial (ant, returned
home this inorniu
A social event occurred at the
home of Miss Ella Wright last eve
iiing in which a numbirof invited
friends participated.
Farmers throughout the county
arc actively engaged in cribbing
corn this week. It is found to be
in good cribbing condition and of
an exceptionally large yield and
good quality.
A dispatch to the Echo from Lou
laville says: "The boys aught
KicKholI in town last night and
picking him up put him on a carl
and headed by the Louisville band
took in the town. The fun w
participated iu by the democrats
as well as republicans. Two bauds
and ho people will serenade him at
his home to-night." As Mr. Eick-
ill lives but 12 miles from Elm-
wood the Echo suggests a party go
from here. All who wish to go call
nt thin office by 2 o'clock to-day.
F.liuwood Echo.
iUH IMiJj AM) WJNTEJl STOCK
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DRY - GOODS - AND
Is 27ow. Coraplcts in c.ll OcrjAftiatcats,
DRESS (,'OODH
We are showinga handsome line of
CAMELS HAIR PLAIDS,
BROADCLOTH,
FLANNELS,
SERGES,
HENRIETTAS.
A full line of colorings and blacks.
BLANKETS AM) COMPORTS
Stock complete and prices lower
than ever.
UNDERWEAR
A good Ladies Jersy vest at 25c.
Ladies fine Jersey vest and panta W
white or natural grays at 50c each
Ladies natural Gray Wool Vesta as
Pants at50c. Regular 75c under
wear. Full lines of Ladies Fine wi
ribbed underwear in white, cardi
nal and black.
Complete lines of Child's under
wear in natural, scarlet and white
at prices as low as the lowest
GLOaiS iiOSHHWLS.
Vl;.":
AVE never shown so large a line in this department.
We cull special attention to our l trge assortment of Reefer
Military and Hip Coat slmpes trimmed with Mink, Seal, Astraclia.
MnlTaloon and Coney furs.
Our line of Plush Saciue aj cheaper than eer belore. . Fait
lines of Children and Misses Cloaks and Jackets.
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rNF. DOOR EAST FIRST NATIONAL.
D.'riot Court,
In the cae Stull vs. Omaha
Southern R. R. the jury rendered a
verdict in favor of plaintiff for$1.0Xi.
The board of ni bill nt ion recently
allowed hi in $000 and he brought
suit for $1,500, with the result as
above.
edy is the cure for y
Frick. and O II Snvdi
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by V.
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Go to Hrown St Hurrett's and get a
window glass and stop up tkat hole
in your house. tf
Notlc to Ladle
I have on hand a fine lot of rib.
ban and tips which I will sell at
ttoe lowest price for cask. I have
my good at J. Finley Johnsons hard
ware store where I may be found
very day from 1:00 to O;00 p. in,
Mks. J. F. Johnson.
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1 lo io mi nlhiy. wllb inri-. m irir.iil
h' own wllnn trsiomii'i" "
linn". I', lrri-T.o-11. MASUrClkHlS, li tk
Bni IMS, New York.
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with Pyspwd nt A,.neii f.,11 Una
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and Liver onipiaintr jihiiuihiiv -
snffer
Will you
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alixer ia guaranteed U cure yau.
' Bucklen's Arnica aiv.
J TBB IIXST hALVK ill Oil- wrtil for CuU
Brume, hori. Ulcere, Sell Hbiiiin. FrVel
Hore,T -Iter. Cli d IIniU, t'liilblnln,
Cnnii, sral all Kkin Kruplinn. and piw,!
tivilj cure l'il'. nr bo pnr n quired.
It la vnniitntiril to eive BtiilMClli,n. ol
money rvfur.li-l. I'rire ?r, nMi .pr bm
Furtils l. V tl. Fricke A Co.
Gentlemen would not use "Hlush
Att Iv'oi-es" if it wus a lutint or J-ow
r, of course not. It i clear as
titer, no seiliiiifnt to nil Hie lmr-s
f the skin. Its mission is to heal
rlrunse and tiurifr the complexion
of every imperfection, nnd insures ghadeS. 55t 05 and
every ludy and ircntlemnii a clean, cuau l
smooth complexion. Sold by O. H-
Snyder. Price 15 cents.
of ladies, Gents and Cbildrens
all wool underwear and be
Icre you buy your Fall or
Winter gooda. Don't fall to
call and see our prices. We
beat 'era all.
Have you Jseen those nob
by Hisses Caps, all pretty
cent3
each?
Weapinj Water lltma
Frmi the Kt piibll. mi.
The republiciln rally Soturdny
night was the largest political
gatering ever held iu the town.
The Misses Miles gave a Hallow
e'en party Saturday evening to their
young friends. A delightful lime
was enjoyed by all.
The vote in a majority of the pre
clncts nnd wards of the county was
very light It Is reported that some
started away from the polls, for
fear they could not make their
tickets out correctly.
J. W. Sperry returned home on
Monday with the stereopticon show
and nitieetim. He spent the sea'
aon in the Mate of Iowa and reports
a fair business. He got homo in
time to vote.
Mr. II. Olmstead was called east
last week to attend his niothcr'i
funeral. It is a sad trip and his
friends sympathize with him in his
affliction. A. G. Street has charge
of the clothing store during his
absence.
The boys either forgot that last
Saturday night was Halloween,
they were so taken up with the en
thusiasm manifested at the repub
lican rally that they thought that
good enough. Marshal Woodnrd
walked the streets until 1 o'clock
looking for some miscreant to or
rest but he found no one, nnd no
depredations were reported.
Does Yoqi Little
Need a cloak thiB winter? If she doss you will make a great mistake It
you do not call mid examine the childrens cloaks that
we nre offering before buying.
We havojust received from a
Mieelonary Meelinq.
Sunday evening, at 0:30, the Y. P.
S. C. E. of the Presbyterian church
will hold the second of a series of
missionary meetings. AH Inter
ested in this subject are cordially
invited to be present.
Union Item
Election pasried off very quietly
end the officials may now deck the
political aspirants' caps with roses
Liberty Is solidly republican by
good majority.
Charles Winscot, of the Nebraska
City Street Railway Co., passed
through her for Plattsmoulh
where he will be joined in wedlock
Weduesday, to Miss II attic Knee
of the telephone exchange.
Mr. ILL Prny, of Tun Hevalu
force, passed through here Tucs
day for Auburn where he will visit
a brother for a few weeks.
On account of the cold dump
weather, we personally know of
lome voters who went home with'
out casting their vote. Several of
these we know to be republicans.
L, G. Todd and a drummer he had
up in a store, drew an immense (?)
crowd, who listened to the Gover
nor (V) discuss II. & M. R. R. stock
and the system of money loaning.
Harry Johnson came down from
Plattsmoulh Tuesday to finish his
contract near here of painting,
large Cloak
Manufacture
hl3 full line of
Childrens sample Cloaks.
For children 6, 8, 10 and U years old, consisting of US
' garment, in all. NO TWO ALIKti, on which wt
were given a pisccunt from regular wholesaU rii
ro that se were able to sell them at actually
Manufacturer's Prices.
CALL IN and let us prove the truth of the l!''"
show you at the same time our riu ii.i . "-
VjSCnnea and jacscin.
SECOND SALE OF SAUPLB SHOES
Another opportunity to buy shoes at
FAOTOET PRICES
We take pleasure in annouclng to , the people i ol ! 1
Ureda were d.sappoiutea uec-u . .( - - he ,a,t( bm
Phtttsmouth an
another line
' Muelc! MulrH MimeHI
Just received at Muir's opposite
posinfllee JiMI piece of selected
sheet limbic ranging in price from
thirty-live cents In Sji,'i" nil lo go nt
the small price ol ten cents each.
Ibis music contains most of the
latest linn jionlions and no old
stuck. CuU early and get best
seclection ulso full line of instruc
tion books, King nnd instruuieiilul
folio's at very low pi ices. 31.
Pute buckwheat flour for sale at
Heisel's mill. tf
LiMnum that we ouerea. ins
liur
dies, Misses, Childrens, wens boots, in whi.
scription.. Among them is - ""ft "t " evcr ..Uid eyes on."
we can give tue oesi vmuc ivi ----- . ( iu)Ct that Oae
Von think that because we don . ask K P- that .r
shoes are not oi any 11 J K ' ITi ri n aic ia .tripped away.
aa una iinv niuinu an ,v - - 4 ' .
tine as any shown in the city, Vf'XcZAigA '
d tk ahoea that you huy ' us stands on its intrin c worm. ,
jo worllirf y.ur uion.y
fffl w 81 Gft Great Banes ii
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HERE'S A FEW OF T1IEM:
Or,
Childrens Nat
ural Wool Col
or Shirts nnd
Dm wet s All
Sixes.
25c
Childrens all
Wool Shirts A
Drawers All
Sizes.
39c
Ladle. Fine
Merin o S i I k
Trimmed shirt
and Drawers.
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Heavy RifVbrff
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