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and in reaching out for your business, we make ourselves alive to its requirements. Your needs are sure of being met here. No delav, no
doubt, no lack in Quality or Value. We are a dependable source to all who wish to secure the best that is going at Best Prices.
Prints and Domestics.
FOlt liio!ilh-i 1 1: work of I"! ; l ' K l'lll :..- I ' !: I ; huy ih.'.,r li -x irono on
OUT Ciiunl'TS ;i lol of SL.i . MiM-rnndio Which Wi- ;ii'n alili! to
iii(-L reiniirk il'lo pi ic -a in o'ir history.
'.i'tiHt y:i ils r i j 1 1 icon's 15iack in;d While prints, (b'r-t ni-oi.-) at
1 c.i.st; i:;ptil bank l'rii:t il l-'l an n I s. ."j .
87 pieces " i t-n n i'' and "I Ju-ssian r'loffi-u" -x Ira iiowy I'linte
alia, at exactly 111- ir w!iol s iio cost 7c a yard.
1 eiiso .'Hi inch I'l-rciilo, ht;avy cictli, at 7c a yard.
1 case Serpen I i nc ( rcpi in all hirh colors and I ie.i ut if u 1 tints
for comforts, formerly sold at t.'"e a , urd but boug ht by us ;.t a
enables uh to si-ll il at 7: a yar d.
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Outing and Shaker Flannels.
2 eases "Knirlish l-'laiinelett-," a typicil Kit: clotii, at Sic. lican iful, soil,
tleecy (.'nods Meciiil!y adapted for nirht .'owns.
Outing Flannels, Shaker U'lannels, ' 'otton I'lanm-ls and other 'oods I ti
this class. vVo have c.cellent v ilues at .'Jo. 4c, ae, (.'. and 7c.
I i tT assort nicnt of Stambird Fast Color Trims in (Jcrina'i Illifs, Turkey
lteds, obo Sivh-s, I'Vmey I )ress Styles, Solid Colors, etc. Sold eL-ewii -:ie at
from oc. to 7c, our price for entire nssort merit -4c yard.
Linens, Linens.
We have recived a n en ti rely new and an exceptionally jrood line of
Tabio Linens and 1'owols dirt'et from importi-rs at prices, very much umhr
anything that we liav-i been inie to ITer before. II you need aiythitiv in
this line, yivo us a call and let us price thorn for you. Our space hero is too
limited. j
Dress Goods and Silk Dep't. j
All the latest, and popular styles sir. d shades in l.o-s (hioiI;. at a ran ye ol
prit'CM from 1H; a yard lor a h al f-wool, double-fo: d Novelty In W.-V!; yard lor
hiph cl iss Imported Crepous.
Two Special Dress Goods Bargains.
1 counter full of all-wco!, ."(i"-inch Novelties, worth up to ode. Vmir elioic:
2'te a yard.
1 counter full of ."('. inch, 7-re to ?1 Novelties. Your choice l'o- -l'.)c.
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CioaJk jDepartrpeit
Wo place on Salo Somo of the Intost
Stylos in ... .
Ladies', Misses' and
Children's
At Prices Much Under the Omaha Imposition Prices.
fr 1 1 1-i In French Seal, Black Martin, Astrakan,
VOllcll LllC "(Mink, and, in fact, all the Popular Furs,
Raninu' in price from..
$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 to $15.
r-,Y""Call or write for our Catalogue.
SILKS, SILKS.
The b st collection of Silks to bo
found outside of Lincoln or Omaha, in
Iback I'Yuici. s. i'iain and Kveniupr Tints.
A pn-tly lino of Tapjiatas all silk,
ve-y )opulai' for iirderskirts lininirs,
waists, etc., worth usually 7 "?. Your
di(it'e ode.
A hi o- purchase tf U'.ack Brocades,
especially trood for overskirts, easily
worth 7")C, Sjc and $1. Your choice, for
F-.ncy Silks for trimminjr a.nd waists,
l!-"iC a yjird and up.
UNDERWEAR.
Moil's, women's and children's l-'all
and Winter Underwear. The largest and
most complete stock in the city of all
kinds and qualities. Wo buy our Under
wear by the case, while others huy by
the dozen.
Men's heavy Winter Underwear,
from 20c upward.
Indies' heavy Winter Underwear
from UOe upwards?.
Children's Underwear, union suits
etc.. at from l!)c a gat-mo nt for all sizos
upwards for hoavy winter weights.
In the Blanket Department.
1 I V I-'. 1 1 1' XI K KI pair Ut-1 (Vtton I'.lnkcl, spciial jn ire 1m os r. w i- i.k only :i i -ih;ii la
l)lv low price of till rents per p;iir. Not miim than live pairs l H t list. unci . Ileaiitilnl nmt
tied 10-4 'otton blankets, soft, rich coloring ami pretty Imtdfi mi;, cin i.il ! v line In lialli
and Ioimuiiit; robes, l-'oi mei ly sold at l .2't per pan now 7 i-nK a pan . W .... I i I plan
kcts from jl tents upward.
I'.ed Comforts at from .ri) cents upward.
All wool blankets, too many kinds and (pialit te" to lit in lln i limitt-d s pan-. I.nt . ill t;i:ai autre
to meet any local or maha price-.
Carpets, Lace Curtains, Draperies.
An entire new stock of Carpets. I .ace Curtains. Iiapei ie.. Oil ( 'lot li ami Linoleum , All om
?tock of above goods of last siiin was damaged ly last July's Hood and sol I out .i, k a i.d clean"
at our July "wet jroods sale," so our present stock is all new patterns, bouidit at a tune w ti-n Die
mat ket was at its lowest eb'o, so it you want anytli iiik hi tlie above depa-1 men I tl us a .ill and
we will do you r.uod. We have the laiiiet and most complete line of lliap -, In O' ltains,
Silkaline. Cpliolster's Cloth, Scrimm. lamasks. Denims, etc-, ever l.ioiicht to I'lat tsiiioiit h
Wet Goods. Wet Goods.
We have reniaiiiinn Irom our Hooded basement last July a lot of Winter Men handle, win' li
we did not put on sale durini; our ' Wet tioods Sale" in uly on account ol the uu H-onable nature
of the goods. '1 hinkini we could dispose of tliem to bi tter advaiuai?e in then --ea .on a lai e se -t
ion of our basement was u.ed to store unseasonable roods, ant in then- on i prim .pie I, . m i ii 1 1 - 1
We now intend to put them on sale at sncrilice prices.
I'i) pair frf men's, women's and children's Kubbcrs. A nt ii s, I'clt Mmcs. wamr Slippers. u t
as ffood as ever to wear but not quite so pretty as they were.
Child's '! cent Kubbcrs, 10 cents. M isses' and Hoys' :t" cut l u bbci s a I I'. ml .
Ladies' 10 cent Rubbers at IU cents. Men's '! cent Kubbi is at :n ( ent
Arctics, Warm Shoes and Felt (ioods in Proportion.
.'."i lbs. Field. cr Knittinj; 'arn al F cents a skein, wor th .'." cent -, as Kood as r ci
l;i." lbs. Spanish and Satony Varus that sold lor I tic, IV, and ." cent ; a kcin. yom In .) e :.i .
II cases Men's Women's and Children's Winter Cndeiweai. whii h only need the .a h tub to
make them as 14001 1 as new. but we will sell them at about one hall their v. le.lc.ile , 1.
One case Children's I 'ndei wear . worth f rom 'i" cents to Till cent . a j?ar men t. ..n 1 ( h .1 e I : i-nts,
all sizes. 1 case Men's Underwear, wor th from 4nc to $1, your hoice 1 ent ..
I ense Ladies' 1'inlerwear, at 19 cents, worth up to .'0 r ents.
Ladies' and Misses' Jackets.
of these uarnients from last season that we were carrying river and had mil 11 Innate! y par ked
in the basement. As there is no material -rhaiiue in styles since last sua son, all they need is a little
pressing to make them as good as ever . The wearing qualities aie all there. W e will sell them at
your own price regardless ol cost to us.
1 .11 1 .Spring and Fall Wraps, worth from . 10 to $10. in this lot we will give you voui le. .e h,i
lis cents each .
1 case L.'-oz. Cotton Flannel, slightly soiled by the mud. worth -.'lie. for 1 ."i cents.
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MRS. O. F. UTTERBACK
Has opened a select line of Millinery in the basement of tin
Bank of Cass County Buildinir, consisting of
Latest Styles in Hats & Bonnets
RIBBONS, ORNAMENTS AND TRISVUYl 1 NGS
The nicest line of velvets, in all the late shades, suitable
for dress trimming, to be found in the city. Our prices are
low, and with an expert trimmer, we hope to merit a lair
share of your trade. Please call and inspect our stock before
purchasing. We can save you money.
4ii-ner;i! Kpgirttrutioii Notice.
The electors, of the city of l'hitts
tuouth. Cuss, .county, Nebraska, are
hereby notified !h;it tin; boards; of rtirr-
j istrution for tho several wards will si i
j in thedr severnl offices for the reis
j trution of votes for the general elec
j ttoii to be held November S, 1SUS.
First session of said board will be
held Thursday, October ilOth. Second
session Frida-, Oetooer LSth. Thi.rd
II.....,.,,... w 1 .. X- . . ... I
!tii, and remain in session from 8
J o'clock a. m., till !l o'clock p. m. of
oi-cli day at places specified below:
l. First ward Perkins hotel block,
i Main street.
j Second ward Turner hall,
j in'jton avenue.
' Third ward IV
Larn, Main street.
MRS. O. F. UTTERBACK,
UNDER BANK OF CASS COUNTY.
FOR FINE FOOTWEAR
Joe
There is no place like
F EEE
The best class of goods to be found in
Omaha are here at from $1 to $2 cheaper
per pair. We make a specialty of High
Grade Shoes in the Latest Styles. We are
glad to have you come in and see our stock
WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT.
An Immense Line of FALL and WINTER SHOES in.
that will suit all classes of purcasers.
We paid the CASH and will give vou the
benefit of heavy DISCOUNT.
COME IN AND SEE US...
JOK F1STZER,
413 Main Street, - Plattsmauth, Neb.
Wash-
1). Jones' livery
j Foil i th win J Police- Judge's ollieo,
Main street.
Fifth Ward ilach's grocery store,
Lincoln avenue.
First ward is coinpotea of that part
of the ciiy lvirg m rth of Main street
ami east of Seventh street.
Second ward is compo.-ed cf that
part of the city lying north cf Main
street and west of Seventh street.
Third ward is composed of that part
of the city lying south of Main street
and west of Sixth and nortu cf north
line of Fifth ward.
Fuurth ward is composed of that
part of the city lying south of Main
street, east of Sixth and north of north
lino of Fifth ward.
Fifth vurd is cum posed-of that part
of tho city lying north of Palmer's
addition and including fractional lot 7
of section IS), township 1-, range 14,
and all of that portion of city lying
west of Lincoln avenue and south of
the north lines of section 19, township
range 14, and section 24, township
12, range 13. ,
Voters will govern themselves uc
coidiugiy. B. (J. Kkkr, City Clerk-
To Test Oamps m V 11k.
"I saw n curious method used the
other day in this county to take foul
air out of a well. The well was to be
cleaned, but the man that took the job
w;.s afraid to go down until he hal
ascertained the quality of the air at
the bottom.
He let down a lighted candle, and
when it descended to ubout six feet of
the bottom it went out as suddenijr as
though extirguished by a whiff of air.
lie was then sure that the well had
poisonous gas iu it, and took a small
umbrella, tiod a string to the haudle
and lowered it open into the well.
Having lowered it nearly to the bot
tom, he drew it up, carried it a few
feet from the well and u'jset it. lie
repeated this operation twenty or
thirty times, with all the bystanders
j Uughiuj at him; tkwu hin k Uwr-
ed the light, which burned clear and
! bright even at the bottom. lie then
j condescended to explain that the gas
in the well was carbonic acid gas,
which is heavier than air, and there
fore could be carried just as though it
wore so m uch water. It was a simple
trick, yet perfectly effective." .Ne
braska City News.
Council l'eocttetliiiga,
1 he city council met in adjourned
session last night, all members pres
ent with Mayor Ilichey presiding.
Minutes of former meeting read and
approved. The Nebraska Telephone
Co gave a report of the line which
they wished to follow, and the same
was placed on file. The city treasurer
reported 87,2o7.(i7 on hand.
Consid erable discussion was in
dulged in about the telephone muddle
and a resolution was passed endorsing
tho injunction. .suit and declaring the
intention of the council to fight it out
in the courts unless the old company
should conclude to take out a fran
chise. Mayor Richey stated that he
thought the Nebraska Telephone Co.
was goiDg to ask for "a fronchise, and
was surprised that nothing of the kind
had been done. Several side Wt'ilk
resolutions were passed. The roof of
the gas holder was ordered repaired,
and the sewers in the alley back of the
Fit.ge -aid block were ordered low
ered. After the allowence of claims,
which will be printed tomorrow the
couacil andjourned.
Odd. Fellows Uay.
Monday, October 17, has been set
aside ut the Trans-Mississippi exposi
tion as Odd Fellow's Day. The Platts
mouth lodsres will attend in a body.
All members of the order in this vi
cinity are cordially invited to join us
in observing the day. Ail ancientar.d
visiting members are requested to go
with us. Badges will be furnished ail
those intending to go on request. We
meet at the hull of Cass Lodge in
Fitzgeiald hah at 7 o'elec'c a. m. Mon
day, October 17. The Burlington
train leaving here at 7:30 has been se
lected as the official train, and a rate
of 45 cents for the round trip has been
made for the dav. COJIMITTEK.
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That your children are well shod, for it might save DIPH
THERIA entering your family. Dry feet save Doctor bills.
BEWARE that you are, not BAMBOOZLED again and
buy your Shoes at the Old Roliable Regular Shoe Store.
THE TIME IS NEAR when we will have wet, sloppy
weather and that's what tests a shoe, so be careful you don't
get 'em with paper insoles and counters or they will surely
collapse. Take our advice, let us help you select you shoe
and you will come out winner.
WE'VE GOT 'EM! What? Why, SCHOOL SHOES,
of course GOOD AND STRONG at 95c, $1.00, $1.10,
$1.25, $1.35 and $1.50. In all shapes, styles and varieties of
leather and warranted to be SOLID LEATHER throughout
and sewed up FREE OF CHARGE should they ever rip.
We have a CUR0SITY in shape of a SEAMLESS SHOE
for YOUTH'S, BOYS and MEN which can NEVER RIP. SEE
'EM.
REPAIRING.
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One Thousand 1'eople.
Are expected lo go to Omaha on A.
O. U. W. and D. of II. day at the ex
position from this citj The date is
October IS. The members will meet
at their hall at 7 a. m. and headed by
a band will march to the the B. & M.
train. A special train will bring the
Plattsmouth train home, leaving
Omaha at 11:0 p. m., after tho fire
works. A special rate of 45c has been
made for the round trip and the day
promises to be one of the most enjoya
ble since the opening of the exposition.
Plattsmouth Coal Yard
IS THE PLACE TO BUY
HARD COAL,
CANON CITY,
SOFT COAL
ALL GRADES OF WOOD.
Hay, Corn, Oats and all Kinds of Feed
Constantly on Hand.
EGENBERGER 5 TROOP,
TSTOB ANB MAINTS.
FURNITURE
AND UNDERTAKING
House Furnishings,
STOVES, RANGES.
Our stock la complete In all Hoes nod we
In vite our friend to look It oter. We will
nn'ieavor to please you. Call And see us.
HARVEY HOLLOWAY
Con tractor
J3uilclcr.
Contracts taken for the erection ol KesidescM
Barns and any kind of carptnter work, in asv
part of the county. Call on or address....
HAKVE1T HOLLOWAY, l int t.mont h. Na
STREIGHT 0 SATTLER.
(Successors to Life try Boeok. )
PLVTTSMOUTH -NEB
THE PERKINS HOUSE,
F. R. GUTHMANN, Prop.
Rates $1 and Si.50uer Day
Centrally Located and Com
fortably Furnished.
PLATTS MO fJTHV WKflRASffA
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