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DEPARTMENT STORE
ALWAYS IN THE LEAD.
Rare Bargains in Boys' Clothin;
A Big Line to Select From at
UNHEARD-OF PRICES...
Suits up to 8 yr size, $1.00. Suits up to 12 yr size, $1.50.
Suits up to 18 yr size, $3.50. A nobby up-to-date suit, $2.50,
Usually sold for 4.00.
DRY GOODS Special Sale for a Short Time.
A nice line of Plaids at 2lc, suitable for comfortables.
36-inch Percales, dark styles, at 5c, to close out.
NEW MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
The Nicest as Well as the Largest Line of
t Pattern Hat
Ever Shown in Cass County.
A Full Line of Sailors and Walking Hats.
We can suit everybody in Style and Price.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL.
DEPARTMENT STORE,
Opposite Bank of Cass County, Plattsmouth.
BRIEFLY TOLD.
C. A. Marshall, Dentist.
For Lalk A nice dining room
table. Enquire at the Nkats of
a. The Gut Heil continues to head the
list as a fine 5-cent cigar. Ask for no
other.
FOR Sale. First class steam laun
dry at a bargain. Call on J. II.
Thrasher.
The secretary of the Mystic Legion
will be at Sherwood's Friday evening
of this week.
The only original Cole & Cole air
tight heating stoves at Ebinger Hard
ware company.
If you vant to smoke the best try
Wurl Bros. Gut Heil. The finest 5
cent cigar matfe.
If you don't see the Gut Heil cigpsr
call for it, and get the best 5 cent ci
gar in the market.
A full line of Lisk's anti-rust tin
ware, warranted for five years, at Eb
inger Hardware Co.
The lady who is putting a millinery
store under the Bank of Cast" county
is from near Glenwood.
Ottnat, the artist, has just com
pleted two neat window signs for the
Ebinger Hardware Co.
Wanted 1,000 stoves and carpets to
clean. ChargeB right.
Telfer & SnEPPARD, 616 Vine St.
To Teachers For rent; two nicly
furnished rooms, with privilege of
kitchen and dining room. Mrs. J. N.
Wise.
The new millinery store in the
Union block, under Miss Tucker's
management, is up to date. Don't
fail to call.
The material for a thirty-two foot
bridge, one mile east of Murray, was
sent out from here by the county com
missioners today.
Workmen are busy putting in a cis
tern and making some other needed
improvements about the residence of
Dr. Hall this week.
Another case of diphtheria was re
ported last evening. It was at D. B.
Ebersole's, and this makes the third
case in that neighborhood.
Right now is an awful good time to
buy a good gum coat or umbrella. Joe
Klein has them in every grade to suit
the most exacting purchaser.
St. Mary's Guild will give a social
and hop at the Hotel Riley Monday
evening, September 19. Admission
10 cents. You are invited to attend.
Nails which have been in the flood
for sale by the pound or keg, at prices
below wholesale at the factory.
Ebikoer Hardware Co.
Ralph Buckle enlisted from Leaven
worth In the Twenty-Second Kansas
regiment. His regiment was in camp
in Virginia for a time bat it is sow
stationed at Fort Leavenworth, and
he is here on a furlough.
The weather clerk has been threat
ening us all day with another rain
but up to this writing (4:30 p. m.) there
has been no perceptable precipitation.
The band concert on the streot last
evening was greeted by quite a large
crow of listeners, and the musio was
up to the usual high standard of ex
cellence. Straight & Strei gilt's furniture van
made a trip to Cedar Creek this morn
ing loaded to the hilt with household
effects, sold to parties at that place
yesterday.
The German Presbyterian folks are
beautifying tho appearance of their
church on High school hill very
much,by the erection of a nice belfry
tower s..nd epire.
The dry goods department of Zuck
weiler & Lutz's popular store at the
corner of Sixth and Pearl streets is
now creditably pree!ded over by Miss
Gertrude Fletcher.
The city's mammoth road roller
is doing good service at pettling
Chicago avenue and other streets that
are in need of a good "mashing" to
make them more passable.
Dr. Skipman's residence to rent.
Large garden, fruits, etc. Call at
house, 1411 Locust street, near the
M. P. depot. Household furniture,
fruit and vegetables for sale.
Rev. S. R. Dillem will preach at the
South Park Baptist church at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. next Sunday, the 18th.
Come out everybody and hear him,
you will be heartily welcomed.
The rate to Omaha on both roads
next .Tuesday is 45 cents tor round
trip. The band goes up that day with
the Modern Woodmen and a big crowd
will no doubt be in attendance.
As an external liniment of most won
derful penetrative and curative power
Ballard's Snow Lineament is not
equalled by any other in the world.
Price 2-5 and 60 cents. F. G. Fricke.
Those wishing hair chains or hair
wok ef any kind done, will please
leave their orders with Miss Adams
at Dovey's store.
Mrs. A. H. Knee.
The subject for the next Sunday
evening sermon at the Christian
church is: "The Kingdom of Heaven;
What is it; Where is it; and When
was it Established." Everybody is
invited.
A diseased liver declares itself bv
moroscness, mental depression, lack
of energy, restlessness, melancholy
and constipation. Herbine will re
store the liver to a healthy condition.
Price 50 cents. F. G. Fricke.
Curt Martin, of Pacific Junction,
Iowa, representing the Union Pacific
Tea Co., of Council Bluffs, has located
with his family. He was a pleasant
&ller at these thought works today
and had his name enrolled on our
books as a regular subscriber to the
old reliable daily of Plattsmouth, TnE
News,
The B. & M. wilt sell tickets to Kan
sas City and return the 17, to 24, on
account of the horse show for one fare.
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, October 10,
to 14, for one fare for round trip.
W. L. Picket, Agent.
A deal was consumated yesterday
whereby Sol Osborn became the owner
of the J. R Johnson lot on Chicago
avenue, J. H. Thrasher making the
tranfer. We understand Mr. Osborn
will erect a carpenter shop thereon at
once.
The president of the official board
of the Christian church, George Haw
kins, desires to urge all members to
be present next Sunday, especially at
the morning service, as matters of
unusual importance are to be con
sidered. Mrs Jessie Brown Dorward, reader
and impersonator, is the leader of the
oratory department of the Omaha
Woman's Club. She will be with the
St. Cecelia Concert Company at the
Presbyterian church, Friday evening,
September 23.
The most elegant line of lamps in
ail the latest designs have just been
received at Bennett & Tutt's so
cheap 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 work of putting in the granite
blocks in the old street car tracks
along our main thoroughfare was com
pleted today and the city officials have
the most grateful thanks of all who
are obliged to drive thereon for this
needed improvement.
One very noticeable and highly ac
ceptable advantage obtained by the
recent rains is the way is which they
have helped out Plattsmouth 's butter
supply. The pastures are taking on a
new lease of life and consequently the
cows are doing much better than for
weeks past.
Furniture Dealer J. I. Unruh com
pleted the deiiwry today of a fine
entire new equipment of house fur
nishing goods for John Barley, an em
ploye of the B. & M. sDops, who with
his young bride will soon take up
their residence on Gr.inite street, near
Kelly Fox's home.
A. O. U. W. No. 8, is probably one
of the strongest and wealthiest lodges
in the state in that order. It U iow
engaged in building a large hall and
will have better facilities and con
veniences when completed than are
enjoyed by any lodge in the metro
polis. No. 8 is a seven day winner.
S. H. Shoemaker shipped a buggy
today to his on, Claud, at May wood,
Neb., where he and Mrs. S. have been
for some weeks on a visit, they hav
iaff ffte overlafd. The carriage
thM -tv 1 wiili thorn fouid a ready
pun h Hi-r u' tlwre, hence 'ho reo s
ity of 8"iding out tho one above
s (token of
George Tourtelotto's department
store put on two new flal-rpniplo this
morning. Hie, first is J C. Peterson
who has been identified with l'laits
mouth business cin-les for years and
who hs but recently returned from
the Klondike. He will labor Is the
gruery dp i rt incut, while the other.
Miss Foote, of Kansas City, will as-;?at
on the dry good eide. Thi store is
meeting with a deservedly large pat
ronage.. AS THEY tO.UH AND UU.
Re. Hull, of Murray, is in the city.
George L. Copeland returned home
this morning.
Edwin Bates und wifo are visitors at
the exposition today.
Geo. W. Thomas, jr., made a Hying
trip to Omaha this afternoon.
George Corrall, from Murray, is in
town today transacting business.
Dr. Gilmoro of Murray is doing
business in the county seat today.
Fireman John Buttery is in town
today renewing old acquaintances.
J. L. Hoot, the next county attorney,
was a passenger to Lincoln this morn
ing. A. W. Likewise and Herman Hol
schuh were Omiha visitors ihis morn
ing. George Shorman, of Louisville, is in
the city doing business with our citi
zens. Miss Grace Kenneday of Chicago is
in the city, the guest of Mrs. M. L.
White.
Clause Breckontelcl, tho Cedar Creek
miller, is doing business in the city
today.
Dr. and Mrs. Shipinan and daugh
ter, Grace, took in tho exposition yes
terday. Ed. Murphy and wife and Foerty
and wife, of Alliance, are visiting in
the city.
Mrs. Spurlooic came in yesterday
from York for a bi jef visit with her
son, Georr e.
A. TI Wechbaek returned today
from an extended vis.it to tho ISlack
Hills country.
Miss Anderson, of Chicago, i- here.
She is and expert trimmer and will be
with Mrs. Street.
Elias B. Ilodly left his herd today
aid went to see the great things of
the exposition.
Mayor Tom Parmele of Louisville,
and his noiseless carriage were in ev
idence on our streets today.
Mrs. Keituley and Mrs. Corlev, of
Weeping Water, are enjoying ttie
hospitility of Mrs. M. A. Street this
week.
Messrs. n. D. Reed and H. B. Sac
kett, two enterprising citizens of
WcoDing Water, were here on busi
ness today.
James Knowles, who has been at
tending to business in the city for the
past two days, departed for his home
in Red Oak, Iowa this afternoon.
F. Wolfe, of "The Fair" store, and
his new bride are expected home this
evening from Omaha, where they
have been for two days last pa9t taking
in the bier show.
Gust. Rhode left this morning for
Leavenworth, Kas., for a weeks' visit
with his brother, Charley, who has
been living there for over a year en
gaged in a printery.
B. F. Wiles, George Edon and Al
bert Churchill made up a party who
are taking in the sights on the mid
way today. They expect to shoot the
chutes before returning.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Purdy and
family, of Alliance, came in last nighc
to attend the funeral of W. S. Purdy,
but on account of the distance vvero
unable to get here in time.
H. R. Gering went to Omaha today
to be in attendance at the meeting of
the joint board of the A. O. U. W. to
make arrangements for A. O. U. W.
day at the Trans-Mississippi.
Mrs. J. D. Allender, after spending
a pleasant week with her sisters, Mrs.
J. M. Dove and Mrs. G. C. Covalt, has
gone to Omaha to attend tbe exposi
tion, from there she will return to her
home at Clay City, Hi.
Sam Smith of Rock Bluffs has been
attending the exposition for the past
few days returned home today. He is
working for the Deny, r Mutual Life
insurance comppny on the road. The
company has offered him the Denver
office which he thinks of accepting.
.E. A. Smith, who went to Missouri
and entered the ser vice as a member
of the Fifth Missiouri volunteers,came
in this morning frcin Lexington, Ky.,
looking hale and hearty. Mr. Smith
was located at Chiekam sug i Park for
a while but was transferred to Lexing
ton a short time ago.
Willis Babbot', of Cedar Rapids,
who came down to the expo-ition last
Wednesday and has been visiting
with his wife's father, L. H. Vestal,
since, returned home this morning.
Mrs. Babbott and childi en, who have
been visiting at the home of her
father for some two weeks, returned
with them.
Geo. L. Berger, a prominent farmer
from beyond Louisville, is in town to
day doing business at the reurt house
and consulting Dr. Livingston regard
ing his wife who fell some twe months
ago, sustaining a severe bruise upon
her right fide, which has caused an
absess, and wnich will have to be re
moved by a surgical operation which
they expect to perform tomorrow.
Insure in the German American.
Fred Eeinger, Aeent.
HE WANTED TO PREACH.
Rerrembr the Evening News is
&11 home print.
Hut Wan Aljugrl tun.tntt and l'liif-il
Under Kent rttlnf.
Auguit Schuode, nged 22, who ti.is
been working on the Rock Inland out
in the went end f the county, and
boarding in Alvo, win taken violently
insane yestcaay morning.
Schuode was loaning with another
mau who was working with uim, and
at thrj o'ulock in tiie morniug, hi
room fu-t was uwukased by a s'l
from S'-liuule, and thinking ih.it he
had a nit? lit uisre, tried to pacify him,
wbereup 'U Young Schuode tiez'du
piece of I'urniture and huiled it at his
partner, uiising him but knocking
out a window th cuili which I e
forced his room mtn and compelled
him to stay outside in his night
clothes until HjOt!vj.
When it was liyht Constable Waugh
and a posse of fu- m.oii were requited
to f-ubduo him. Ho u ic;l t convince
them he was preaching, and had a
bible iu his band and kept t aking 1o
his he irers all the tiino teiln.g them
to repent and llee from tho wrath to
comj. His home is at Grand Island,
and his brother, who had been trie
graphed for caino and look him homo
last night. Ho seemed pacified to
some extent when ho saw his brother.
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The sick reports from t!:o Third
regiment continue to show thai tho
men with Colonel Bryan are in a sick
ly condition. Yesterday a tei"gtarn
was received stating th it, on Wednes
day 101 men were sick in tho hospital
and eighty-four tick in quarters.
Twenty-one woro reporting to tho hos
pital for medicine. Before th,- tele
gram wis dispatched, nm -te-'n addi
tional sick h:id been t-ent to the hospi
tal, milking a total of 120. Colonel
Uryati repoits that there liavo ln-en
fewer new cases of sickness since mov
ing to Pablo beach, lie is preparing
to send more sick home.
I ri response to a telegram asking
Chief Surgeon GitTen how many sick
of the S-cond in tbe Sternberg hospi
tal would be ready to be transported
north, the reply came that none couid
bo moved at present. Adjutan t-C-n-eral
Barry at nice made inqui'-ies as
to when they wou'd be ready to move,
with the intention of bri'.gin th in
north at the earliest po.-si'tre rncii en'.
Card of Thmikn.
We, members of the family of the
lato W. S. Purdy, take this public
manner of expressing our gratitude io
many friends for their untiring solic
itude for our loved oao during his
long illness, and sympathy and heip
during the funeial services. We, ex
tend thanks especially to the G A. 11.,
of which he was an honored member,
for their part in the funeral an.i time
ly assistance during his long sicknors,
also the A F. & A. M. fo their Kind
attention during the sickness of oar
husband and father.
MllS. F. A. f UKDY,
Son and Daughdzu.
D ptberia cards were posted on the
ht.u-e of Joe. Sans, D-ive Ebersoio m.d
Dan Hide, between Seventh m.d
Eighth on Gold street this w k.
Next to Mr. Hyde'? h..uo lives Henry
Steinauer, who has a little boy af
flicted with tonsilili-", and it may do
veloo into diphtheria. However, all
the little ones are doing nicely, and
we are gld to state that a great deal
of precaution is being exercised to
prevent any further spread of tho
rat lady in that vicinity.
Mrs. M. A. Street's old reliable mil
linery emporium is at the front again
as usual with an elegant line of the
neatest and newest things in up to
date millinery. She had the advan
tage o: a tour through the east
east and visits at eastern markets
which was of great ndvantngo in
selecting a stock for her Plattsmouth
trade. A bTg i r.v ice (f goods have
just arrived and will soon y ready
for in?pt ct ion.
You may bridle tno appetite, but
you canrot bribe the liver to do its
work we'l. You must be honest with
it, help it ai m a little now and then
with a dos) of Herbine, the be-;' liver
regulator. Price o) rent. F. G.
Fricke,
SlOO Kewarrt Siou.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreatled disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional d s
eae, requires a constitutional treatment, ilaii's
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys
tem, thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patirnt strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting nature in
doing its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative poweis thut they uiier One
Hundred Dollars for any case tiiat it tails to cure.
Send for list of tetim.:tia!s.
Adrfress. F.J. HfcNEV Ci Co.. Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists 7."ic
ISoth 'lake Notice.
Depot ground- ate not public prop
erty aud any boys trespas-ing by lo.-if-ing
around the B.AM, freight or
passenger v. ep t whi b - ;irrert"d. Ttie
nuisance w U not b" t lrnted any
longer. M M i:kissey,
Chi'tf of Police.
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AS A RULE. Trousers boat
the Coat and Vest to a finish by sev
eral months. That's what make
this Extra-Trousers .season. It's con
sidered quite the thing, too. Coat
and Vest alike, Trousers different.
A NEW PAIR OF TROUS
ERS, with that old Coat and Vest,
which are yet 1oo good to throw
away, would make the whole look
almost like a new Suit. An extra pair
of Trousers is a good thing to have
around the house, for Trousers need
rest as well as a man; and then, do
you ever think what would happen
if the pair in usu should get lostbr
stolen? We sell the DUTCHESS
TROUSERS that fit and hang well,
and never lose their identity; $1.50,
$2.00 and up to $3.00, and the best
trousers you over saw for the money.
Most everybody wants DUTCH
ESS TROUSERS because they are
warranted.
We pay money for Buttons that
don't stick and for Seams that rip.
We are on the threshold of a
new season. Goods are arriving.
Shall be pi d to show you the new
styles.
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Direct from the Centers of Fashion,
Under the MaiKiLfeinent of . .
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A BEAUTIFUL LIXIv OF MILLINERY
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Thursday Morning, Sept. 15
IsM THE UNiOM BLOCK,
Next door to F. O. Friche's. which it will pay
you tr visit ....
MISS LANS, a lady of experience, from
the east, will have charge of the Trimming de
partment .... The puhlic incited to call.-.T
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PROPRIETOR,
Union block, Plattsmouth. Nebraska
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Our own direct rporr.ri ion from Autriu
The Finest i ' ,
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Many Novelties, t-kmvf.ntrs, etc., with
Pictures of the Ca-3 County Court House
IIrvi.t 1 h Mkivlnff .
September 17, S8, n.J 0 at the
Salvation Army f::t;i. Any s.i'eable
"Tift thankfully M-ieived b3' Ca; tain
Hodge.
Wo have a firr.c;-v ti nrr, and at
tend p omptiy to rood- y, and -ail
kinds of tin w rk.
Ebixgei: Hardware lo.
Don't lie lniponrl On.
Alwaya insist on y'ttintr Foley's
Honej' and Tar, rs it is positively, ab
solutely and unqualifiedly tho best
couph mediirino. Accept no substi
tute. Fricke & Co.
Money to loan. A. W. At wood, the
druggist.
Placed under the Glaze,
town. Come and see u .
ASHER
First Door East of Court House
Nothing like our line in
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
The Real Bismarck an 1
The Fall of Santiago.
Both handsomely Illustr-.ted.
R. F. Ffnno & Co., II K 16th St., New Vork.
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HAIR BALSAM
Cleanm and butii'ie the hair.
Promit4 luxuriant prowth.
Never Fail to Bes.re Gray
Hair to it Youthful Color.
Cima aealp d.raaea A aair - '".
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JAMES W. SAGE.
THE 1
Leading Liveryman.
The best of rigs furnished at ail hour and hi
prices are always reasonable. Thenioit t,
convenient boarding stable for far- 1
men la th citv. 1
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