Weill. Paper
After an experience of twenty years in handling Wall Paper, we have no hesitancy in saying
that we are better satisfied with our stock this season than with any selection heretofore made.
For Exquisite Designs, Large Assortment and wide range of prices, our stock is unsurpassed in
Cass county. Our prices run from 10c to $1.25 a Bolt. That means a double roll, and is not
mifilftadine'.
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A Remarkable
Appreciation.
While spring weather has not opened up as
favorable to the clothing trade, it is re
markable how many spring suits we have
sold already, and if you come in and look
us over it will not surprise you why we are
selling more clothing than any other house
in Plattsniouth.
Our $6 All Wool, Silk Lined
Men's Suit
Is a Hummer and can not be duplicated any
where for $8.00 and many places they will
ask you $10.00 for the same goods.
And talk about Pants! You have heard of the
Celebrated
IOWA PANTS.
You can buy a pair at $1.50, $2, $3, $4 and $5.
Every pair of them warranted not to rip or
a button to come oil.
By the way do not forget our nice Combination
Suit at $5.
Talk about Furnishing Goods and Hats every
body knows we are Leaders. Come in and
see our Spring Shirts and Neck ware, we
have the latest Novelties. And when you
talk about Hats we can please anybody
and every bod - from little Boy's Hats to a
7i Man's.
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Your Clothiers And Furnishers.
Waterman Corner.
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Hotter Than JSver
. ... IS THIS IMMISXSIO IvINhv OF....
FANCY MILLINERS
....JUST RECEIVED BY THE....
TUCKBR SISTERS.
All the Newest Shapes arid Styles that the eastern
markets afforded in
Fine
Km
Aie to be seen at their Parlors. Imported Pattern
Hat and Flowers from Parisian artists. lOyerything
up-to-date.
.. ..On account of the prosperous outlook, the largest line
of MILLINERY ever brought to the cit3r has been
purchased ....
Every Taste Can Be Suited..
And every want supplied from the cheapest to the
most elaborate and richly-trimmed Head wear ever
seen in the west.
.. ..The Swell Flowers Orchids and Nasturtiums, with
plent3T of Violets, Roses, Lilly of the Valley, Ilya
cinths, and other varieties to select from.
MISS NETTIE WRDDELb
An Artistic Trimmer of St. Joe will keep this depart
ment up to a high standard of excellence.
Remember to Call and Inspect Our Goods and Prices. . . .
..TUCKER SISTERS.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
BRIEFLY TOLD.
C. A. Marshall, Dentist.
J. I. Unruli is in Om:ihn.
Ot r now telephone is No. S. Call us
up.
J)iil you plant i tree today? If not
why not?
lof. McHuli visited his brother in
Oiinha today.
C S. l'olk has a telephone in his
olliro No. !.").
Clot Wash-a-Lone J-oap at Zuck
woiler Ai Lut..
Alf White went to Omaha by the
afternoon train.
I. l'earlman received two carloads
of furniture today.
Loui- O'.sen put up a new sign today
at his billiard hull.
Lied River Early Ohio potatoes for
sale at L S. White's.
Iloston brown bread at Ilolloway's
on Tuesday and Thursdays.
Northern grown Early lloso seed
j)Ot:itoe-i at Hennett & Tutt's.
Ilolloway's popular steamed bread
i made of IleUo'.'a best Hour.
The Sokol society will give a dance
at their hall Saturday night.
Frank B yd arrived home last even
ing from a trip to Dead wood.
J. W. Sago was attending to busi
ness in the metropolis today.
A. 11. Newcomb, of Nebraska City, is
in town for the next two weeks.
Itobert Mauzy went out to Ashland
this morning to visit a few days.
Fifty dollars fine for borrowing the
Nkws when you ought to subscribe.
Fred Krug, the big Omaha brewer,
was in Plattsmouth today on business.
George II. Greene of Chicago was in
town today selling hats to our dealers.
J. Q. Churchill departed this morn
ing for Genoa, where he is now r;aid
ing.
Miss Dora Fricke went to Ashland
this morning to visit relatives over
Sunday.
Choice pansies in bloom ready to set
out now 120 and 30 cents er dozen at
Ij. A. M( 'ore's.
Mrs. Sloane, who visited Mrs. Guild
here, departs today for her home at
Tucson, Arizona.
One thousand one hundred and thir
ty passenger trains arrive and depart
at Chicago daily.
dowdy, with showers and easterly
winds, is what the weather bureau
promised for toe' ay.
Don't forget that there will bo a
very amusing entertainment at Turner
Jiall Sunday night.
The now tslephone at the News of
fice is numbered So, instead of 95, as
mentioned yesterday.
G. V. O'Grady of Lincoln was in the
city today to attend the funeral of the
late Miss Tillie Ohm.
Frank Johnson, the engineer, who
runs out of Lincoln, is in the city on a
visit to friends and relatives.
Rev. J. VV. Embree will occupy Rev.
Campbell's pulpit at the M. E. church
Sunday morning and evening.
Harvey Houtloy and Miss Lillis
Russell were married today at Bethle
hem church, on the Iowa side.
Uroback & NitUa are putting up
their fixture and preparing to open
their business in the nesr future.
The city police have not been both
ered with tramps for several days. It
is warm enough to sleep in box cars.
Prayer meeting at South Park Bap
tist church every Thursday evening.
A cordial invitation extended to all.
Buck Adam3 was admitted to bail
today in the sum of $300. Thomas
Parmele of Louisville is the surety.
Ed. Thrall, one of the Burlington's
reliable engineers, has purchased the
L. C. Stiles property, in the first ward.
Remember that the Evening Neavs
is the only paper in the city which
prints all the news every day in the
week.
Judge Archer today sustained e.
motion to dismiss in the forcible entry
and detainer case in his court of John
son vs. Ilerold.
Mr D. S. Guild went to Lincoln
this afternoon, to meet a lady rela
tive who was going through to Chi
cago on No. 2.
Swift & Co , of South Omaha, com
pleted the largest smoke housa in the
country yesterday. It nolds 400,000
pounds cf meat.
Don't bore your neighbor by borrow
ing the News, be independent, sub
scribe for it and read all the news
seven davs in the week.
Dr. George L. Miller, surveyor of
customs in Omaha, says there will be
no change in his offiee until July 1st,
the close of the fiscal year.
All kinds of jewelry, clocks and
watches promptly repaired. All work
warranted. J. W. Crabill, first door
west of Waterman block, Plattsmouth.
Walt. Shepherd, of Hillsdale, la..
was in the city the other day on his
way home from Ft. Crook, where he
had been to bid his two brothers
good-bj'e who are in tho regular
army now stationed at Mobile, Ala.
Lost A lady's pocketook, contain
ing a $10 bill, about $2 in change and
6ome receipts. The finder will bo re
warded by leaving at tho Nkws ollice.
Charles F. Thompson of Chicago in
here and will paint a nice new curtain
for White's opera house. It will bo
done in an artistic manner, and is cer
tainly needed.
Judgo Archer informs us the pres
ent monln nas been trie lightest in i
police circles in his eight yeara of
ollice. There has been but one arrest
during the month.
C. E. Wescott & Son will commence
Monday to decorate and beautify the
interior of their store building. When
completed it will bo the hansomest
store room in the city.
Thirty-five years make a generation.
That is how long Adolph Fisher, rf
Zanesville, O. , suffered from piles.
He was cured by using three boxes of
I)e Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo. F. G.
Fricke & Co.
The Cuban volunteers have signed
the muster roil at the Riley to tho
number of 49, and another company is
to be organized tonight. It looks as
though Plattsmouth would contribute
her full quota.
County Treasurer A. R. Eikenbary
in company with his father, returned
this morning from Chicago, where he
purchased a limb, and as soon as it
arrives he will ba able to get around
iu good shape.
The Omaha Medical college is turn
ing out doctors by the wholesale.
Twenty-seven will &et their diplomas
this evening. W. B. Pinkerton, a
former telegraph operator here, beicg
among the number.
Dr. Batons ot Omaha will give a
lecture recital April 29 at the home
of Miss Elson. A rare treat is in store
for all ttia musical people of Platts
mouth. It is to be given under the
auspio s of tho Mozart club.
The department store wiil put on
sale Saturday morning an immense
line of capes, jackets, wraps skirts
and shirt waists ever ghown outside of
Omaha in this state. It will be worth
your while to wait for the big sale.
B. C. Yoomans, an old timer of
Weeping Water, was in town last
night and returned to his home in
Lincoln this morning. Hi is conduc
tor now on the street railway of Liu
coin, and his son Bert is a motorman.
Weeping Water Republican.
Mrs. Wescott's Sunday school class
of young ladies called upon her last
night and gave her a surprise on the
occasion of her fiftieth birthday
I heir commissary supplies were am
ple and elegant, and the young ladies
passed a very gleasant evening with
their honored and beloved teacher.
Today 19 Arbor day and a very quiet
day it has been. A few people planted
trees in commemoration of the day
and to beautify their homes. The
court house tfflces we closed during
the afternoon and the banks took
holiday. Arbor day, for the benefit
of coming generations, should be more
generally observed.
During the term of district court
which adjourned sine die, last Mon
day, every criminal case was disposed
of, leaving the Cass county jail with
out an inmate. Every law case ready
for trial was either tried or settled.
and the equity docket, consisting of
93 cases was reduced to 49, leaving
only 71 law and equity cass now on
the docket.
The funeral of the late Miss Tillie
Ohm occurred this afternoon at the
German Lutheran church, Rev. Ratz,
officiating. There was a very
lartre attendance of friends who
knew the popular young lady in her
life time and who assembled to pay
their last respects to her memory,
There was a profusion of flowers at
testing the esteem and respect la
which the young woman was held.
All should hear tho Nashville Stu
dents Colored Comedy Company at
the opera house next Monday night.
This is without doubt , the oldest and
best of colored shows. It is'just what
all want. Best of singing, darcing
and clever specialties, all to conclude
with their funny farce comedy. Se
cure your tickets in advance for a
good seat and avo.d the rush at the
door. Prices reduced to 15, 25 and 35e.
The town ii full of soldiers. You
can't walk a block but you hear a doz
en or more patriots telling what they
would do to the St ani trds if they could
just get at them. Today we heard a
little jack-leg saying that he did not
need any drilling, and wasspoiling for
a fight, and then proceeded to count
upon his fingers bow many Dons he
could 6 wipe at one stroke. We could
not refrain from thinkingthat the little
would-be man-eater should be given a
little drum instead of such a big horn
to fight with.
John Klaurens house, five miles
northeast of town, caught fire Sunday
night about 9 o'clock, the fire orginat
ing in the shed kitchen where the
stovepipe goes through tho shinlo
roof. The loss will be about tf.Vi in re
pairing the hou.-e. Uncle .ImIiii says
ho "vas stouter as two nicii vile I vas
i pooting oudt de lire." We venture to
say that John was excited when the
bla.o shot about forty feet high with
him on the roof shouting, "Nancy,
pring vater in to parrels, to packets
bin too sehmall a! reaty. " IJn ion I. .('
Ker.
;iv tin- t'hiMrt'ii n Drink
callel Grain -O. It is a delicious, ap
i petizing, nourishing food drink to
take tho place of eolTe . Sold tv all
grocers and liked by all who have used
it 1 ecauso when properly prepared it
tastes like the finest coiTee but is free
from all its injurious propertie
Grain-Oaids d gestion and strengthens
the nerves. It is not a stimulant hut
health builder, and child ten, as well
as adults can drink it with gieat
benefit. Corts about one-fourth as
much as coiTee. 1-5 and :.';". I
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industry. It's
Our .New 'lVlcphonn.
Increaoiti bu-iucss and McKiniey
! times made necessary th it the tele- i
j phono which we had taken out four
'years sifio siiould b-j roplao d ,
consequently a new telephone has j
been place d in the Nkws oHire a:d if I
you have an item we shall be glad to i
have you cull up the editorial looms,
No. So. j
I o You W'unt it I'iaiio? j
A. R. Newcomb, of Nebraska City, I
is in town for the text two vueks a?d '
has a number of pianos and organs of 1
the latest style and standard in ikes, !
which he is offering at the lowest j
rates. See him at Hotel Plattsmouth
if you want to buy and savo money. j
A Itrick Depot j
The joir.t depot ef the 1'.. & M. and I
C . B. fc Q., to bo built at Pacific .! tir.c- ;
tion will be a brick structure one ftory i
high, and will be locate el a little e ast
of where the old dej;ot stood. Worii i
on the same has already been begun. I
been getting bigger every year since
its infancy. New subjects come to
light every little while and there
seems to be great chance for devel
opment along this line. Years ago
when a body raised a boy they raised
his clothes, too. Now, it's different;
it pays best to pay special attention
to raising your boy right
raise a little money and
clothes of a house that pays
and
then
his
special
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Shake into Voiir Nho-n. j
Allen's Foot Ease, a powder for the i
feet. It cures painful, swollen, smart- j
ing nervous feet and instantly takes :
the sting out of corns and bunions. It's j
the greatest comfort of tho ac. Ai-
len's Foot-Ease makes tight or new!
shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure
for sweating, callous and hot, tired, i
aching feet. Try it today. Sold ly !
all druggists and shoe stores. I.Jy
mail for 2-r cents in stamps. Trial
package FREE. AdJiess Allen S.
Olmsted, Lo Roy, N. Y.
Thousands of sufferers from grippe
have been restored te health by One
Minute Cough Cure. It quickly cures
coughs, coids, bronchitis, pneumonia,
grippe, asthma, and all throat and
lung diseases. F. G. Fricke & Co.
attention to having Boys' Clothes
that are right. We help a good many
mothers to raise their boys; we sell
Boys' Suits that they don't have to
worry about. Our Spring lines of
Boys' Long- Pant and Short Pant
Suits are ready. They're handsome
and serviceable, made to wear, with
all the threads twisted in for keeps,
and dyed in plain, trustworthy colors
that will last. Long Pant Suits as
low as $3.50 and S5.00; Short Pant
Suits $1.50 to $5.00.
Keep the boy dressed rightly; it
gives him self-confidence and fires
his ambition, and helps him learn his
geography lesson.
Go to Anthony's music store on iower
Main street for everything in the way
of sheet music.
Insure in the German
Fred Ebinger, Agent.
A merican.
'One Price and No Monkey Business
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CLOTHIERS, HATTERS,
HABERDASHERS.
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THE BEST WE GARRY
This Shoe, in many places,
will cost 3 011 ! and 5.
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Shoes
Ladies' Colored
That were bouifht for last spring and snnnm-r
trade so you need not be afraid of etiinp; any
old or olT-color stuff shoved olT on you, for.. ..
Our new Spring Goods are Factory
Made, Neat, Clean and Up-to-date.
B wa.t on vou ill our shirt sleeves and haven't any diamonds
in the bosoms of our shirts, as have the clerks in the: fancy
out-of-town shoe stores; but with vis, we don't make you pay for
the extra st3Tle, for, upon inspecting our new Spring.
..VESTING TOP SHOES..
You will realize that we can save you from 50c to SI. 00 on every
pair. We haven't any misleading, ojj-color, old style, ctlch -outts
at catch friccs. The adjoining figure represents our S2.50 black
and $2.75 Chocolate shoes, which stand all kinds of mud and v. aUr
and will be nearly as shapely- the day -ou throw them away as the
dar j'ou buy them.
Our Men's Colored Cloth Tops
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Are arriving daily, they bein" delayed on account of bein;
made, ane not left-overs in Jieti Colors from lat year.
Our grocery and dry- jfoods department will be opened next
year, and for the remainder of this year we will continue to devote
our Undivided Attention to Durable, Shapely Fool-.-ear, not such
as dr goods, auction and grocery stores sell.
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