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ALWAYS IN THE
WE NEED ROOM FOR OUR MAMMOTH STOCK OF
FALL GOODS SPECIAL SALE TO MAKE ROOM
Special on SllOeS..
$1.75, $1.50 and $1.25 Shoes go at $1.00
THIS 6
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0.ia Oicr,i 4- Made with the celebrated CALUMET
lit: OlbLlin, r akin r, pnivnF n
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To the Lady making the best PLAIN CAKE with CALUMET
BAKING POWDER, we will give a Handsome Silk
Waist Pattern. Second Prize, Silver Berry Dish.
S THE THREE JUDGES are well-known Plattsmouth ladies.
For Further Particulars, call at the Store, where Prizes
are on exhibition.
DEPAR
Opposite Bank of Cass County, Plattsmouth.
BRIEFLY TOLD.
C. A. Marshall, Dentist.
Money to loan. A. W. AUyo.kI, t lo
druggist.
Dressmaking, Miss L;uir:i Tui-.
Union Block.
A girl to wash cliches is v.mted at
the Hotel Kiley at once.
Hollow-ay's popular steamed bread
is made of Ueisel's be?t Hour.
Tho Gut Ileii continues to head the
list as a lino o-cont eijjar. Ask for no
other.
Holloway's bread, which has taken
the lead, is made of HeiseFs "Plan
sifter" Hour.
If you vaiit to smoke the best try
Wurl Bios. Gut lloil. The finest 5
cent cijjar roada.
If you don't see the Gut Ueil cigar
call for it, and got the best o cent ci
gar in the market.
A sample of Charley Black's corn
in Wechback's window looks as though
Charley was not much of a farmer.
Melon parties these moonlight
nights are considered the proper
thing in other towns, why not in
Plattsmouth.
Nails which have been in the flood
for sale by the pound or keg, at prices
below wholesale at the factory.
EDIS'liEK IlAltmVAUE CO.
We have a first class timer, and at
tend promptly to rooliog, and all
kinds of tin work.
EmxuKi: 1 1 aki w a i; k Co.
Forty-five cars of sold iqrs and fifteen
cars of trappings left Kansas City last
night via the M. P. for Omaha. Tl.ey
will reach the latter point toino time
tomorrow.
The Union Ledger, Louisvi'.h
Courier and Kim wood Leader Lave hi'
the county fair deal tome hard Jt'ii!.
but Charley Cummins o:i'y h;am-s the
News a: d Journal.
Posey Mc-rset siiiith rep- ro-d 17 :ia-i-es
of show at his place at 4 o i l' ck
thi? morning. The i t pa: r las t.ot
been verified by other witne--e-. I u".
it is probably ti ne.
The Ladies' A:d society f tin
Christian church will postpone their
meetings until cooler weather.
Mks. J. W. .Johnson, Pres.
Mi:. A. S'i'L'i-TZ, Sec'y.
Those wishing hair chains or hair
work of any kind done, will please
leave their orders with Miss Adams
at Dovev's toie.
Miss. A. TL Knfk.
Mrs. Win. G ruble in Greenwood
precinct is reported in bad physic;il
condition, besides being poverty
stricken. An application has been
made for her removal to the i"'or
farm.
The Turners will h'ivc another one
of their big picnics at Nick HnliinV
grove, Sunday SpimlMr II, to w 1 1 i h
RTMENT
ies, UiwiivS and Dimities..
...That were I5c, 12ic, 10c and 8!tc, go at 5c
Organdies, Lawns and Dimities..
...That were 6c, 5c, 3:i'c, go at 2'c
From AUG. 29
To SEPT. 4
TASTES LIKE MOORE."
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Made from the famous Ihixtan &
? (ia.liglier CoV; Gas Coffee.
? CooKzng? Con to& t. a
MENT
everybody is invited. The best of
mu-ie will he had and a Lrod time is
assu :-ed .
More rich gold strikes are reported
from Alaska. This lime United States
territory is the place where the gold
is found, and the portcish Canadian
government will not be able to rob
the plucuy miners.
J Twenty-six thousand people visited
I the exposition yesterday, and the fire
j works in the evening are said to have
i been the best seen jet. Several thous
I and people were present from Kansas,
I it being Kansas Day.
K. 15. P.. inks, of Lewisville, Texas,
! writes that one b x of Do Witt's Witch
I Hazel Salvo was wo'-th $.0,0()0 to him.
j It cured his piles of ten years stand
! ing. lie advises others to try it. It
also cures eczema, skin diseases and
obstinate soi es. F. G. Fricke.
The most elegant line of lamps in
all the latest designs have just been
received at Bennett & Tutt's so
choaj) as to be really surprising. They
also have a fine line of bed room sets
in beautiful patterns. It will pay you
to call and see them and get prices.
The extensive repairs on the inter
ior of St. Luke's Episcopal church
move slo'vly along. The auditorium
will be very handsome when the plans
of the ladies have been fully carried
out, but several more days will be re
quired in order to complete the work.
Yesterday was the hottest of the
year in Chicago. The hot wave seems
to be moving slowly eastward. Throe
deaths and numerous prostrations are
reported fiora the lake city where the
thermometer reached 9o Jeyrces. No
cooler weather is piomiseci by '.he
weather bureau.
The Chief Ibirgess of Milesbur-,
Pa., s :ys Do Wilt's Little Early liters
ire the bes' pills he ever UeOil in h is
family durinir fo :.y years oi" hou-c
keeping. Tl.ey cure con M i pa ! ion ,
-iek i'.e:iiachn .i.ii r-tomach and liver
trou' Sm i.i in si z j 'out groat ;::
rcfuits. F. G. Fr: .
j lie (erman r j-aueii voc'in m
ir. Phii Thioroi f yot -rday
plea-ant t ini-; is r-p,.rteu. Mi.
lf M-i'Vi."i uinn ( at " o'iTo.'k, ;
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a:.d
Thi
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menu included every: hin.' tro nl tt.i'.'
the m irket a ITerm-d. Tin- meinb
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of the society always L.ve a god
time, and ye-ter-J i.V was r.o exception
to the rule.
An M. P. postal clerk is in trouble.
It seeirs he had some words with an
jx press messeneer at a station dovn
the road and followed him into the
depot to lick him, but got ingloriously
licked hiroclf, and wears a pair of
blacked eyes as the resu't of his en
counter. Ho will bo more careful in
sizing up his man next time.
To Teachers,
For Rent. Two nicely furnished
roonij, with privilege of kitchen aid
dining room. Mrc. J. N. Whk.
STORE'
LEAD.
Jlrn. .! i ' Hotly found.
The body of Mis. C. A. Moors,
wheso clothing was found on the river
bank at Fouith and Jones streets
August 20, was recovered last niyht
by throe fishermen who were rowing
on the river below the Union Pacific
bridge. The men were Z. Zeleck, ,Ioe
Koiithal and Frank Derness, Bohe
hemians, who live on the river bank.
They woie rowing up the current
when they noticed tho body in a
strong eddy ch.se to the shore. It was
attired in the usual clothing, with the
exception of the overskirt and shoes,
which had been leL upon the river
bar k.
The coroner was notified and took
charge of the body. Mr. Moore called
later and identified the dead woman
as his wife. He will return with the
body to his home at Silver City, la.,
and no inquest will be held.
Krtnmeil from t ub
John Keysor arrived home Tuesday
morning on thirty days' furlough, and
judging from his appearnco he is very
much, in need of a long respite from
the hardships endured since he left
here to shoot Spaniards on Cuban
soil. John belongs to the 12th regi
ment Nebraska infantry and was one
of the sharp shooters during the
bloody conflict that resulted in the
capture of Santiago. He shows the
effects of his soldier life, and it will
doubtless no several months before he
is a well man again. lie sailed with
his regiment from Cuba on August 10,
and reached Long Island on August
23, c.mingfrom there on sick fur
lough. Union L-. dg
Off I'ur ;1-iiwom1
W. D. .loiies, driving his four horse
team hi'che.i to a big carryall took
aboard a j:ood cowd for G. en wood
; his moreing to attct d the reunion
jver t:.e:-e a; el )
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o'd neiy h'-o- s ai'd 1' ie,,d.
"I.o-e wliii w. lit .iicr ; e tio!
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daughter, Miv.
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Garner, Mrs. S. K
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The Nat ional IOut'tial A-ociation
vhieh meets in D -river. Monday,
promises t he :ar-ely a'tended. The
O brought in a train of twelve Pud
nnr,3 this morn in it loadid with
editors, their wives and sweethearts
from the oar-tern i-tates It was a tine
looking crowd and a royal lime will
be had. We met a few o'd Indiana
friends, and had to deel i no a f reo trip
to Denver with the crowd. Today and
tomorrow will be spent in Omaha in
visiting the great exposition which
the crowd an;icipat d with much
pleasure. The train was run as a
special section of the regular train
which preceded it by a few minut .
Good Tor..
0 H sesasm ft
AS TIIKY t'OMS AND OO.
Sun Holloway vlsitod with tho old
Holdiors at Glen wood today.
Minnas Grace and Nellie Taylor at
tended tho oxpoitioti today.
Jim Holms and wifoof Hock BlutTs
itro attending tho exposition.
V i 1 1 ( Meinen ts returned homo this
morning from Chicago, accompanied
y Ml Cora Hill.
Goorgo K. Guild bid bis friend,
good bye and made bis dDaftur for
Lincoln this morning.
Rov. F. II. Freund went to Omaha
this morning to meet some f rlandi and
attend the exposition.
J. M. Craig, wife and children,
drove up from the ranch and went to
Omaha this morning.
Arch Johnson who was born and
raised in this city, now a resident of
Denver, is here on a risit.
George Copoland, of Uavelock, and
Fred Vandervoort, of Omaha, were in
the city today on business.
Mrs. Fred Ehinger and children
went out to Ilaveloek this morning
for a weeks' visit with relativos.
Miss Nettie Hawksworth of Burling
ton came in yesterday morning ac
companied by her distor, Nellie.
Hon. Isaac Toland, one of the re
publican wheel horses from Greon
wood precinct is in the city today.
Joo Klino arrived home from Chi
cago today and a fine lino of clothing
and gents furnishings will follow at
once for tho fall trade.
Tho Smith sisters from Franklin,
Nebraska, cousins of K. W . Iilack,
who have been hero on a visit, re
turned home this morning
Prof. Chath am of the Stato Univer
sity arrived in town this morning, his
wife having proceeded him, and will
visit relatives over Sunday.
Charloy How is home from a de
lightful visit back to the old nutmeg
state, whoro he was born less than
half a century ago. He reports a
ro al ti me.
Sheriff Wheeler returned homo this
morning from a business trip through
tho western part of the county. He
finds much corn damaged by the hot,
dry weather.
William Koyal, sr.. departed today
for his old home in Ashtabula county,
Ohio, on a !() days visit. It is quietly
rumored down about Hock Blutl's that
he may not come h ick alone.
M. liters are evidently growing se
rious for the '"two" in intorest, as
Frank Van Horn can no longor wait
'tii Sunday evening to visit Platts
mouth but comes down twice a week
of late. What's tho mattor with mov
ing back, Frank.
O'ommjj Home.
The First Nebraska is at the Philip
pines, the Third at Jacksonville,
Florida, witb a prospect of going to
Havana as soon as tho rainy weather
closes, and tho Second, which has
been in camp at Chickamauga, is on
its way home to be mustered out of
the service. Many have died from
sickness, and several are quite sick
now, but they aro expected to reach
Omaha tomorrow forenoon. If tho
trains aro n timo they will pass here
between four and five o'cloek in the
morning on the M. P. railroad.
Special Omnha Kates.
The M. P. will sell tickets to Omaha
and return as follows: Woodmen's
day, September 9, forty-five cents,
good to return until the 12th. Fire
men's day, September 5, fifty cents,
good to return until the 7th. Colo
rado day, September 7, fifty cents,
good to return until the 17th. All
passenger trains stop at the exposi
tion grounds thus avoiding street car
transfers, For further particulars
apply to C. F. Stoutenborough, agent.
Today's Markets.
December corn lower, 30i; wheat
(51 1. All grains were reported lower
in Chicago.
In New Quarters.
Having removed to the Merges'
building, next to Lehnhoff's, I will
continue to keep a selected stock of
tropical fruits, and will serve ice
cream and lemonade as formerly.
John SciiiA.ri;cAssE.
For Sale.
The five acres with residence, east
and adjoining B. & M. lumber yards
2i acres in alfalfa. Berries. 2 wells.
Cistern. Cellar.
Don't He Imposed On.
Always insist on getting Foley's
Honey and Tar, as it is positively, ab
solutely and unqualifiedly tho best
couirh medicine. Accept no substi
tute. Fricke & Co.
The Minn.uri I'aellie
Has a round trip rate of a fire rnd a
third to Omaha, good every day dur
ing the exposition except when a. low
er rale is made. All train- stop at
the expo-ition rat'. giving exception
al facilities for the convenience of
patrons who ave car f ire and unpleas
ant transfers. Tnkf the old reliable
M. P. train for Omaha and the expo
sition. Fuuuit,
At Fricke & Co.'n drugstore, a mar
veious cure for all kidney complaints,
nervous exhaust ion and female weak
ness. It i-s Foley's Kidney Cure.
ltread.
Morninu's bread hereafter may be
obtained at Zuckweiler & Lutz, Jona
than II itt's and Dovey's
One Bar Santa Claus Soap
..F1ZI3I3..
On presenting this Coupon on
or before Sept. 4, and
making a purchase of
Li) cents at the
Department Store
Cheap Rut by MUioorl Purine
To Atchison, Kansas on account of
Corn Carnival, one lite for the round
trip. Duto of Kalo Sept mlier '22, re
turn September 'J.'.
To St. Louis, Mo., on aeeou.it of St.
Loui Fair, ono faro for round trip.
Dates of halo October 2 to 7, inelu-uvo,
with final limit to October I.
To' Omaha, on account of Kansas
Day, oUe for round trip. D ite of bale
iept. 1st; returu limit, Sept. 7
To Uttiuhd, on account of Commer
cial Travellers' Dav, one fan.' for
round trip. Date of sale, Sept. 24; re
turn limit, Sept. 26.
For particulars enquire of C F.
Stoutenborough, Agent.
Get Wash-a-Lone ip a: Zuek
eller & Lot?.
Try Allen' J-r-Kit .
A powder to be shaken in the shoes.
At this season your f-.--t f.-ci swollen,
nervous and hot, and e tired a-dly.
If you h ivo smarting feet or tight
shoes, try Allen's Fooi-Ka-u. It coeds
the feet and mak-s w.iici; ea.-v.
Cures swollen and sweaty feet, blistt rs
and callous spots. Relieves corns and
i bunions of all pain and gives rest and
comfort. Try it to-day. Sold by all
druggists and shoe stores for 'Joe.
Trial package Fill-K. Address Alien
S. Olmsted, Lr-Roy, N. V.
Notice to Vter-Takern.
The use of water for sprinkling
lawns or gardens mutl be confined
between tho hours from 0 to K o'clock
in the morning or (i to K o'clock in tho
evening, two hours per day only bei.ig
allowed for sprinkling. Anyone using
water outside of these hours for above
purposes (except consumers taking
water through meter, and they must
not use water after H o'clock p. in.)
will be shut off and the sum of sf'J.no
must bo paid before water will be
lurn"d on aga in .
iespeet f ul 1 v,
Pl.AT'I'SMOt'TM U'atki: Co.
T. H. Pollock, Snpt.
1 It Hits I lie Spot.
When suffering from a severe cold
and your throat and luns feel
sore, take a dost; of I'ob-y's Hon-
ey a n (1
Tar, win n thosore-
ness will be at
a warm grate
healing of the
'or.ee relieved,
ful feel i nr and
'parts a fleeted
will bo experienced and you will say:
"It feels so good. it hits tho scot "
It is guaranteed. Fricke .V Co.
j Leas Than llrtlf Kitten to Om:ili:i
i September o, and !), tho Huriiagto n
J Route will sell round trip tickets to
Omaha at oU cents. 1 his remarUaoio
reduction is made on account of the
tournament of the National Firemen's
Association, September to 7, and
Woodmen of the World Day, Septem
ber D, at tho Trans-Missis-dppi expo
sition. Other reduced rates, almost
as low as thoso named above, are in
effect daily. Ask about them.
W. L. I'IC'KKTT, Agent.
Itnckleu'H Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
burns, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe
ver sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil
blains, corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. It is k'uaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 2o cents per box. For sale by
F. G. Fricke.
Fur Sale.
A good residence property, four
rooms, six lots, good well and cistern,
southeast of B. & M. lumber yards.
Apply to James Rebal at broom fac
tory. Notice to Coal Dealers.
Sealed bids will be received at the
oflice of the countv clerk until noon,
September G, 1898, for hard and soft
coal to bo delivered at the poor farm,
court house, jail and to paupers. The
board reserves tho right i,o reject any
and all bids. All coal must be
weighed on city scales.
James Rokektson,
County Clerk.
SETTLES NERVOUS BANKRUPTCY.
Investigation shows that men who
succeed are men of brains strong
nerves great will-power. Ordinary
food cannot suppiy tho vital forces
which people with active bi-f-ins and
bodies require. Btcola Pills fe. d the
nerves make the mind bright, mus
cles strong make flesh and blood and
give perfect health to Men and Wo
men. Thk TntXKKS or Phila
delphia make BIcola Pills
J E Buckey, chief cleric National II a: el. Wash
ington, D C, testifies that lie was all urn down
was a shadow cf his former ?elf - ISicola Pillu
gave him wonderful relief -he gained over
twenty pounds after using thiitn.
Selling Aeent for l'l t turnout i anil ':hh
County, h ii. FKII KK Jfc CO.
Turners' Little Liver TurnerH very
small pill. Turn your liver. Cwre -:! head
ache Biliousness lad cestior.
Ice Crecm un th Liwn,
or sirveJ on she i i.a
thr- proi.'jt
fam lv ;ire
caper jut-t it w. w ,
maiilyif1' l
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other hen!
iDg to tqu-il ti i d.-.ivi .-i ic.i ere iffl
as a cooiiiiiT. ret rt-!-ri i ami nourish
ing refresh hum: t. Wo will '"id it to
your order in ; ny rjii u.l.ty d sired.
HOLLpvvAY, The Baker.
Filz.'eiMld Ulock.
Missouri Coal, o'cnuitip 'ai n ( itj Coal
FOR CASH
Leatrti order j at F. 3. White'
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the Coat and Vest to a finish by sev
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this Extra-Trousers season. IL's con
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almost like a new Suit. An frxlra pair
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around the house, for
rest as well as a m::n.
you ever think vhai wouid happen
if the pair in use should ;;ei lost or
stolen? We sell the DUTCHESS
TROUSERS that fit and hang well,
and never lose their identity; $1.50,
$2.00 and up to $3. OO, and th- best
trousers you ever saw for the money.
Most every bod y wa 1 1 ts D U TC i-i -ESS
TROUSERS besau-e they are
warranted.
We pay money for
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Leading Liveryman.
rhe hen : 1 tis (-.utiished at a'.l lumr and !.:
fn .cc-s fue a'.wa) s rcas .nat.!e. 'I he most
couvenient board:ni stable f.r far
n.crs la the citv.
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