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One lot CHILDREN'S SHOES at 25c
DRY GOODS si)ccial Salc for a Short Tinic-
A nice line of Plaids at 2-'c, suitable for comfo tables.
36-inch Percales, dark styles, at 5c, to close out.
We have Just Received a Large
IMPORTATION of
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WE CAN SHOW THE HANDSOMEST"
LINE IN THE COUNTY.
Special Sale on under weai
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GOOD GOODS AS LOW AS 25c A GARMENT.
DEPARTMEN
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The Nicest Line
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( Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
.... Also a Complete Line of . . . .
STAPLE GROCERIES FANCY
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It is therefore Important to Know where the
HANDSOMEST LINE OF MILLINERY
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Ifits. n). p:. Street
Certainly deserves the palm, for 'tis there you
will find the most elegant line of Pattern Hats,
Velvet Trimming-s, Plumes, Ribbons and Orna
ments ever shown in Cass count-.
EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE
And suited to the most exacting- tastes. Prices
are Right. Come and See.
MRS. M. A. STREET,
411 Main Street Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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A . .-iMY-.j y :,i . : o ' W.I 11 ev- ry
sack of E.. li in iitni La fro ui Hour.
L' T. D. vis i.n. , U ..ioii Uiock.
l-'r' IjVi : ! -'.n cli. Givo ilie cook
.t ho.nl 3' anu i,.k.- mi tv-.- wiih lhj Q.
fi'iuu " to s j-. hi. .N'ovciu ber 2:1.
lue M. 10. cli;;r-li i- rt'vivitiy a, i civ
t;o;it of piiiiit whu li is yivin it a i;ico
ii).oi:i,.i!...,c. A l.ei :-! vli7. i3 doiu iho
work.
Wantkd A sfcoud-hanil tuve. It
must bo a lafifvj b.i-e buruor r a larffo
round oak nt i -v; ji'-K-e. llnquito at
Xuws otllc-.-.
A stcia'L aiJ dar.co will be sriven 1y
tho Ijidips of St. Airtics society Novem
ber at, T. .i. SoUol iiail. All are
mviti.d to ;:l''.-!ul.
Th-j 15. & M. folios im u petting out a
now time t a m vh:eu goes into effect
j next Sunday. Several i:aportaut
ciian-1'..s are looltcd
Hie i hemiaa Caiho ic church will
giv j a 'i - i . :;t, r hall on Wasll-
iagton avef.u--.' 'i haeksgiviu ore.
Mverybody iuviU u to attend.
Chicken l -ie hr.t, chieken pio c-ild,
ehiclion p e in the do'- nine d.-iys' old,
Q. Z , XuveinbjL- -2.1, at I'resbyteri;n
chu!c!i. Supper fr-'ni " until 8, 2-3 ct.
Usi-at- Thoifips-'ii. l: e inibsci'.o who
i- kepi at the p f.uin, was takeri to
C.uucil I j 1 ' i iVr, till i y for medical treat
ment by t-upt Ton 1 v-'.d tho bey'??
rautntr.
Tho jvfors fo;- ili November term
of ditrict c airt .-re a'.l on deck and
thf-y a re a more representative lot ' '
cU:if he ded men !li:m w.3 u-uatly j.et
f iv a ju:y.
Thw Fo e.-t-r of C ; C imp No. :;TJ,
M. . A. wjt io m s i'-et Oancit;
party on ti'C ev- niior tf .November Uo.
All member- ( f M. W. A. are co-di-na
1 y in viti d.
C..i;-er-e Lily bulb-, a- d ther bnlb?
for -a!' ehe ip right n t 1. A.
Mnori-'s gre- ti hcu-t- 1 1 s fi-e chr is
anthemns are coming en nice y, ;
will b ' wor: -i g-: :ig UI i ies to free.
Judje Seut loci; has vcrandahed ;t!:d
bay windowt. d h.s cottage on Pearl
street until it Is among the nicest in
tho city. Tho intetior haw all been
made new and is beautifully doooratcd.
-Joese McVey, W. I). Jones and J. M.
Johns went out to St. Paul today in
j Howard county for a quail and chicken
j hunt on (h.-orge KJson's ranch,
j The Omaha breweries made so much
i money during tho ex po it ion, they ca n
. hnrdly lind places to put it. The
! street car company is putting some of
its turplus into some very elegant
winter cars.
Tho Omaha public ni'lit schools
opened lar-t evening for tho winter
with .a big attendance. Night t-ehools
could bo made a great hhtos in this
ily we believe and would like to see
tho ei pel iment li i -d .
'I'lut e s-: in couiitv cotirt, wherein
Andy Johu-ou wished to obtain pos-
j si'-sioa ol Hie .loan.on e.titolrom
J oi e I'.ittfrson, tho ad :n i nist ra
, tor was decided in favor of the admin-
i-tiator, Mr. i'iittei .-on.
I). A Cam obeli, bt to librarian and
clerk of tho supreme court, left last
night for Wasn i n glotl, 1) C, to -i l
tend tlo; rational conyre- of state
lib 'irians. I In- meeting will be held
NoVenibe l S .ite J nu rn.al,
Siipt. tTJrieii of the state fisheries
at South IJend, came in from the west
yesterday with a nice bunch of ; ..in
oo'.v tiout which they planted t-ix
ye .r.-- nn in western si reams. Oae of
the. lish weighed six pounds and -as a
be u'y.
Judge Spurlock slipped in the
midst of a law e-uit today to unite Ern
est Clifford Briggs and Mi?s (Jertiuuo
Eva Heed of I'acifie Junction in mar
riage. The happy pair departed on
the first train for their future homo
across the river.
If you are suffering from drowsiness
in tho day time, irritability of temper,
sleople-s nights, general debility,
headache, and general want of tone of
tho system, use Uerbino. You will
get relief and finally a euro. I'rice ol)
cents. I. G. Fricke Co.
The October term of tho federal
court hogtin :tt Omaha today, the day
being spent in calling tho docket.
Judge Carlin of South Dakota will ar
rive in the city Tuesday afternoon,
and court will be held in two rooms
Wednesday, it is Judge Munger's
purposo to clear the docket.
Seven men filed petition in the fed
eral clerk's otlice at Omaha yesterday
morning, praying; tho bene fits of the
bankrupt law. These are: David
Littlejohn, Hanover, Gape county;
Henry C. Stoil, Beatrice; Johh Fitz
gibbon, Wilbcr; Thomas J. Woods,
Ihatricc; Ferdinand Lau, Norfolk;
John Rogers and Charies II. Hins
dale, Tekamah. The first three claim
large obligations and absolute poverty.
Among tho new enterprises about to
build at South Omaha in a big sulphur
ic acid factory. The packing house
bye products aro surprisingly large
and every year a new one is pushed
forward. Several of the packing
houses have regular chemical labra
tories and turn ou' quite a lot of drugs,
pepsin in its many forms lxing the
chief one. An enormous cooper shop
is al-o one of the iat- st improvements
now nearing completion.
The c e of Stat- vs Henry Os-en-ko
j) w the h.s. juiy trial cabei this
'in ro d taking the time of court
d jnr . ted. y. 1 h- c.ise is an units
oa in nd altr.es CLaiiderabie at
ietitioti. It seems the young lady pre
oi efe. red a charge of bastardy against
young Os-cnkopp and raih;r than f;-.ce
it he ma ried too girl. After ma'-
age he ..bondoneii her and itfu-id to
lrve with licr. She then caused his
arrest on the charge of statutory rape,
she being under the age of consent,
and the case is being tried on that
on pi i;-1. J. II. llaldemau and II.
D. Travis appear for the defendant
and County Attorney Graves repre
sents tho state. The ruling that the
woman couid not testify against her
Husband wiil shorten the case mater
ially, so that it will be finished some
time tomorrow.
AS T1IKV CIIMK AMI i
Gil O'Kouko returned to Omaha this
morn in g.
Master Mechanic Helps went, to
Gibson this morning.
Elmer Younkor has gone lo St. -loo
to do some electrical work.
Carl Ivunt.man was attending to
business in South Omaha today.
Fred Ebingwr was looking after imi
inss in tho metropolis this morning.
Col. I) S. Guild arrived homo this
morning from a business trip to Chi
cago. J. L. K"Ot and Uyron Chirk were at
Lincoln yesterday and today attending
supreme court.
Col. Henry McMaken and son, Guy,
tiro after bear this vvek in tho Hlack
Hills near Hill City.
Justice Swearingen of Murray was
in town today. He had nice majority
in ii democratic precinct and feels first
rate.
Dr. Brown, the Louisville druggist,
and one of ti.o leading busin -s-t men
in our neighboring village, was in
town on business today.
Harry Adair ai rived this nflerie on
from Jacksonville, Florida, on a brf f
fuilouih. xpecting to return in time
for trie HaTan i campaign.
John Young, tho Murray merchant,
and a hands-mio young lady, living
near by, were Omaha passengers to
day and 'rumors of a wedding tire
afloat.
Tom Parmele tind Tom Patterson re
turned last evening from thoi r Custer
county hunt with a fine lot of quail
and prairie chickens as a result of
their prowess. They report a good
time.
Kimilatiiij; Hie Snail.
Three months have elapsed since
the signing of tho protocol, under the
terms of which Spain was pledged to
"immediately ovacuate" Cuba. Up to
the present time thoro have been sent
to Spain from the island is, ()()) Span
ish soldiers, or scarcely one-sixth of
the total strength of the force of Cup
tain General Blanco's comm;:nd. At
this rate the methods of Spanish evac
uation may serve as a bono of conten
tion in congress and oMici'il circles for
many months to come. Philadelphia
Record.
J. I. Unruh has j ist made a pur
chase ol 100 iron bedsteads with wo
ven wii e spring mattresses, inatrosses
and pillows which he will oiTer at the
low price of $-3. (JO each. The entire
outfit for the price has never before
been offered at such a low price. A
complete bed can be se.n in his store
window. All who M-e needing any
thing in this line can save money by
seeing these barea:ns before you buy.
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CloeoJate$
We have the exclusive sale
of the celebrated Acme Choco
late line. Call and see our as
sortment. Tr- our...
Cliocolntcs.
Our Fruit Chocolates are Fine.
Every Chocolate is branded
ACME.
HOLLOWAY'S.
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about both kinds. VVo Ikivo to do
with tho clothing kind, rmd if will junt
follow IhoGo liiios a litt!! n'rli '-r '
will tc I i y of a suit and overcoat
which the returns will be
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sack of a dark r ich brown,
cheviol: mad with Fiuru.h
Italian I i n i n e s , h and w o r k o t i
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made suit -tho price $7.bO
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overcoat made of all wool Kersey,
blue, black or brown French faced,
velvet collar, taped seams and poket
stays, at the same price, $7. 50.
The Suit and Overcoat for $15.00.
Such a twin bnra'n you have
never seen before.
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THE MORE YOU SAY, THE LESS
PEOPLE REMEMBER.
FRANK,
The People's Clothiers,
Will sell Overcoats, Suits, Underwear,
Shirts, Ties, Hats and Caps at Prices
that no other house in America can
beat.
Please step in and take a look at our
Stock and Prices before you buy.
Have you seen our 50c All Wool
Fieece-Lined Underwear?
JOB & FRANK,
Waterman block, - Plattsmouth, Neb
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has charge of that deiiav'uient.
line.
MRS. L. J. RANKIN,
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