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gPECIAL--We have a Line of...
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Shoes1
Ladies', Hisses', Children's
and Men's
Worth $1.25, $1.39, $1.50 and $1.75 and will close the lot at SLOO
One lot CHILDREN'S SHOES at 25c.
DRY GOODS sl)ecial Salc for a Short. Time.
A nice line of Plaids at 2c, suitable for comfortables.
36-inch Pc r ales, dark styles, a' 5, to closo ou.
We have Just Received a Large
IMPORTATION of
11 no
DRESS
GOODS
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WE CAN SHOW THE HANDSOMEST
LINE IN THE COUNTY.
on Under
Special
ALL THIS WEEK, s
GOOD GOODS AS LOW AS 25c A GARMENT.
wear
across the back or side, or your lungs
foel Boro or tender, or you arc threat
cned with diphtheria or pneumonia,
apply Ballard 'n Snow Liniment exter
nally, and u so Ballard's Hurt hound
Syrup. F. (J. Fricke V C.
Tho negro of I 'ort-mout li , Virgin
ia, who is making money by prophe
sying earthquake and then postpon
ing them for $i0 a postponement is a j
dnanilr whom many a whits rayual
may vrrll nvy. It ii remarkabl that j
he ha not bcom known to th four,-1
try sooner. Ex.
The Dovey boys are enjoying a visit
from their uncle. Isaac, Dovey. of
Knightstown, Indiana. lie visited tho
first of tha week with bin d; u'hter,
M . Frank i'almcr, in L ncoln. He
cam out at this time to attend the
funeinl of bis lata brother-in-law, 1).
F. Babbington.
Wanted - Reliable mon w ho can
put in either a l or part f their 1 1 1 ri
to t ike orders for our Lubi icating O. Is
and O reuses. Our prices are the low
est and we h vo the nest facilities f r
handling the western trade. Liberal
commission.
The ( AXi iiiM) Oil Co ,
I leve ami, Oli io.
Supei ii ' e -dent Farl y e l-iiaid
the young dyim-mbe s l - Suml y
sonool ci:.s- last even i n ..t the ho-p -
b e home of By' on Cl k, and a j l,
Mineisieo rt d. M s. Ca k assisted
M f-'.il-y in en cit.,n ine. O d
a- i ed talT u :in' f j in- : d
i v 1 ti.e niu i i'- i.t whieh ' i i
giri- reein d to tnor. i.e: njoy.
Our Journal friend - u unueee --:.ri..v
sore ver the eh e a, and con
tinue t hurl d a tribe.- ai Judge Neu
elt 1 hey ishould iimemhei th.it
X'-well and mat y of those who voted
for him wee hero jcars In hue they
Were, at d no amount of political elnp-
trap would th.ili" tneir riiiiilslilr.
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AS TSIKV COM K AM ..
C. S. Twi-. and wife were in iinnlni
today.
Col. Sharp was tip from N o h,-a i. a
("it' toJay on business.
Mrs. T. L. Murphey and d.ni 1. !.-,
were in the metropolis today.
Mrs. A. .1. Graves an 1 .!,s. .l-.n,. -Leek
were in tho iUflrnpoiij today.
O. B. Polk, of Liaeoln, vvn- t-y h. a
tfa In district oourt thii nfit'ri v:.
Ml.- Matilda Vall.-ry and Mi
Louise Whit were Omaha Vicl n -day.
Mr, . W.Coates entort.ai.it. d i
ii ot tier and sister from Omaha y i. -1 1
d ly.
M iss Oi i v! (I. ikb is enj y "i ii 1 1 1 lit
pit.tlilios of friend: at G.iuuo.d thi.
wei k.
II il t Wi scott a nd several other uni
versity boys are hoinefor over Thanks
giv ing.
Harvey Wai d ro'i, of G ree n v.a o I i, e
einet, and Mr Traver were ia Iomii
today attending eourt.
Forest Hinsha.v went t I.i 'n
Th i rd y morn i n u' to eattu i,cv v.i'i,
i I i i vo a n d v i i i . v S . ,.d y .
Faitnon I J'e'iey n 1 1" I 1 1 i. -woi
ilteaine oah r in Lwe n l-ne.-d
y eV' iil'e-l f t f wda a .. in .
lion. Jo.'in '. 'a oi a d M. i)
IIi:e'in- were in t i l d iv lei'':i
1 1 ' i r S 'ine m . t ' s I d i -1 I el io, i .
.' fn .1. L II- ot entertaine-i M .-. :.! il
M s, i.-.e loi ill nner yt st- r-i.iy : ni
Mr. II ol"s hitler Mi.-s ' A4:e id On -
ah ..
Wi 1 IJeach, who is wit h the v. -sale
hou-e of M. I'.. Smith .V . a .,
Oin ili.i, spent ThanKse ii ii.- j,,
city witii his parents.
M iss Lansi ny, M iss Ke i I'.ti ,: ai.d M i .
.laeksi n, three of ear -.j.'d r I
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Opposite Bank of Cass County, Plattsmouth.
Chinaware
OUR OWN
liVIPORTATION.
The Nicest Line
Ever Shown in Plattsmouth.
ALSO A FINE LINK
OF
Fancy Lamps i
Every Taste May Be Suited..
..At Astonishingly Low Prices.
AT
flSnER
i First Door Fast of tho Court
) Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
Hou
se.
..-.Also a Complete Line of.
staple GROCERIE
FANCY
YOU Are Especially Invited to Call. f
Any Kind of Dress..
IS PASSABLE,
IF A LADY WEARS
HANDSOME
t I '
Hat
It is therefore Important to Know where the
HANDSOMEST LINE OF MILLINERY
may be found ....
lylrs. fEJ. 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 Rig"ht. Come and Soe.
MRS. M. A. STREET,
411 Main Street Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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BRIEFLY TOLD.
C. A. Marshall, Dentist.
I) .Shiftman's residence to rent. Call
on IJeesoii fe Sons.
A nice millinery stock for sale. En
quire of J. II. Thrasher.
J. II. Thrasher has Plattsmouth
homes to sell on monthly payments.
A few holiday drunks with the us
ual fi-ies enliven d matters about po
lice cou; t today.
The Nr:vs otlce is the be-t equ'ppd
jo'i office in Cass county. Fi1 st c ass
W'-rk done n sho I notice.
Mr-, S. L Mill- r entertaino 1 a pw
ty f friends i.t her heme last evening
ai.d a "0 d time is i epo ted.
Th- Lbinger Il'.rd ware C '.iliave th'
b--st a:r lifriit stove ver pi ced on the
ma: ket. come in - nd s j it.
A in si; iv ytia-aiia' with every
siiCrt of Lii il in i!:d La Crem. flour
F. T. I). vis t'o., U.tiiin lJtttek.
('hole clears f r the ho'. id y trade
n w ready, put u: in nca' boxes f 1
a d -o. .It Lltrs I'Ert'LUEllO.
lit-. W"iliinsO!i, ee, ear, n "se i'lid
throat sp' ci ib.-t. of (.Jm tha, will be at
oiliee of Dr. Livingston, Monday Ko-
vember il.
The boy at Gleenwood whom the
lattsmou!h fo t ball enthusiasts laid
up wiih a broken leg was a brother
of John I) ivies of this city.
Lost On Thanksgivina'day a large
ducking overcoat. Leave the same at
this olliee or with Crawford, the gar
dener, and be paid for your trouble.
The Nkm's olliee engine laid down
Wednesday evening and refused to
work, so that uoparer was issued un
til the machine was overhauled this
tnornidg.
Quite a crowd wmt to Council
LIutTs, yesterday from this city to see
the foot ba 1 trarae whieh resulted in a
score ot f to -5 in fa ver of the Iowa
state university.
Manager Groves, of the local tele
phone exchange, wa climbing poles
and enjoying himseli down near the
b.-idge this morning while the crisp
north wind fioze his blood.
Postmaster II. M. Bushnell is giving
thanks for an eijrht-pound boy that ar
rived at his home Thanksgiving
morninir. The mother and child are
doing well. S'ate. .TiHirnnl.
You will never know how quickly
you can be cuied of consumption,
dyspepsia or liver complaint, until you
have tried Ur. Siwver's Little Wide- j
Awake Pills. A. W. Atwood.
Per centnge from C'iiy Steam Laun
dry for tho benefit of the Presbyterian
church debt, for week ending Novem
ber 1!', 7!) cents. If you at sire to in
crease th 9 amount patronize them.
C iinete Lily bulhs, a ,d ether tu!bs
for -ale cheap right now at L. A.
Moor-s's green liouse. His flue chris
anthemns are coming on nicely, and
will ld worth going milo Ij see.
Ifou have sore throat.
The election l- over and Jude Newell
will make a good senator.
Sam Patterson, we are "lad to noio
is making a splendid record ;;s deputy
fetate treasurer. He is Hu
man who ever held this responsible
position in this st;.te. He is accurate,
always accommodating, and makes
many friends who will try to make a
place on the ticket next time to suc
ceed Meserve, and if the olliee goes to
a democrat, we know of no one that
would be more acceptible to the peo
ple of Cass county.
A traveling man stopped at Herold's
store yesterday and asked who the
six bloods were that got o!T the train
here that morning. Ho said they
were a jolly crowd, but were all a lit
tle boozy, and one of the fellows had a
bottle sticking out of his pocket. Ivi
quiry soon showed that it was ttie re
turning wedding party, and that C. S.
Polk had the bottle which some joker
had quietly slipped into his pocKet.
As none of the party drink or use to
bacco, hence it was a mistake of judg
ment on the part of the traveling man.
Will Lloyd, son of Joe L oyd, and
his brother-in-Liw, Fred Cunningham,
have earned reputations as profes
sional horscshoers at Lincoln who do
their work in a scientific manner. All
the fast horse men in the west patron-iz-.
them, and the boys are c owded
Tilh work all tho tima. In a conver
s ition with the editor of the News
this morning Fred informs us that
they put on 1 16 shoes yestet day in nine
hours, a record we venture, tnat can
not be i qualed in the state. The News
is giai to ;-ee the b u s enjoy ing a w.ie
of real p osperity, know.ng that it h s
been fully earned by hatd work and a
superior knowledge of their bu.-incs.
Ntgroes W ho Sp.iak 'nly Urriuan,
'i hern is a Geiman negro clony
in Pennsylvania who speak no hi: e
but German. The place is Ltb.non
county, anil ine negives went tio-te
twenty, thirty a d forty yt'iirs ago and
setil'ed among t he quic t P.-nasy i va ia
G rman f 1 1 m ri of the Hi ue mountain
di-t ids- '1 he colored cnilureii gr w
up mi the arms where they worie '
.nd heard nothing ou G t man spoken
They fo g tt nearly mi the Lngli.-h
they Knew, ;.nd now they rarely sneak
anything but German. Their child
ren go to English country n-hools in
wiater, but as qu.ckly as they are out
of sight of their teacheis they begin
to taiK the Ge. man dialect, and noth
ing elae. '
niMirrt-U at Murray,
One of the most noted society events
of the early holidays was the iimitj je
oi Joan Li. loung, rdurray s popular
merchant, to Miss Alta Buedeeker the.
accomplished daughter of Chas. II.
Boedecker. Tne ceremony was per
formed Thanksgiving evening, No
vember "4, at the beautiful home of
the bride, by the Rev J. D. Oldham,
pastor of the Presbyterian church of
Murray.
The young couple will at once go to
housekeeping in tho house form rly
ow ned by Dr. Gil more.
A .Sail Accilfut.
Dor, the bri ht little 4 year-old son cf
Deputy Sher.ff McB ide, while coast
ing with an older brother, Ihtirsday
morning, was thrown onto tho sharp
end of his sled which penetrated the
left eye cutting tho ball and destroy
ing the sight. Mrs. McDiide tooK
him to a doctor's office, and o( min
utes later was on her way to Dr. Gif-
ford's in Omaha for expert treatment.
The little fellow was very brave and
sat up in the depot without a murmur
while wailing for the train.
! tei.c'iers, went to Liitc- In V. ii
evening to visit until Sunday.
IJ'-otlri, George and Uf-.i
w-ent to Lincoln Wed in sd -v e
Lb
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youio'est ! lo d;end 1 hiuiksgi v i n with the'r
tor. Mis. Cunni nh i ni, and win
man over Sundaj'.
,111 at 1
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iise. At
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Cake
to lie.
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V bile waitin"; for the t r
Jui.ction on their way hone
lock wedding parly took a
some one slipped a iia f lii e
bottle in It 15 W ind hams vn 1
the lunch 11. 15. informed
Unit he had a little wa-dein;
his grip which ho proposed
up with, and if they h d not
ihemselves in the same -,v:
their loss as he would id oi
got the grip and a- 1 1-ey
around toe other v.- i : i i ait
bystanders, as he siii.'posoil
the c;;ke, iie dec'ai i::g that i
divide anything with tin;
throwirgoiin the yrip '. fe
to be seen was the leil-lal
bottle Wii.dhams fae.- e rev.
and the crowd yeheti w:la 1-iegh !
thin tho other live, deci.u ina- tnat
tnev had ben i ubi.c v ui-j. raced . re-
p a ired to another p it t of t hi: ia om l e
fusin'' to assi eiate with a in n wh
took a nip (in the sly, and the depot
crowd fairly howled with h. u j h tor. I
is said the grip was eo i w thoa!
the owner so much us tas-inur tin- e :k
and the bottle was deposit ai on the
fk or in short ot der.
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BICYCLE, CAAER AND AIR U'J.i.
How Some
Itoy Can litt
I'riAi- Fre.
The New City S earn !
getli n g to I he f ia r ;. :.
make it in e; esi ing 'o
a lit- le hustling. o t
gather up and i:ri-;g
the most in k b.-t w-e
uarv iktth in x'. will
hic c.e wort h id, i he
in I he i iie" "ill iT'.'l : ":
lie 1 1) i rd a ii o ia- a i r . a a .
here is a chit i,e-' to Me v
made of. The pr :..:- ur- .
window of the i iiu:d y.
winner of first pi ie p if
cloths and an overcoat, h
.t in place of the bicycle.
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h'ree 1'ills.
Send your address to H.
iSc Co., Chicago, and get- a
box of Dr. King's New L;i
trial will convince you of their in -' it-.
These pills are ea-y i n action and are
particul;ulT effective in the cure o!
constipation and Sick Headache. I'o
Malaria and Livi'r troubles they have
been proved invaluable. Tl.ey a i
guaranteed tube pei fectiy free from
every deleterious siihsinnce and to b.1
purely vegetable, 'i hv iio not we;, ken
by their action, but ny giving tore to
stomach and bowel- g-r..-atly invigor
ate the system. Regu.ar size H" , per
box. Sold by F.iL T ieke. driiggi-t . 1
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, you noticed how well
li il from a tailor gar
x .c.'iiso wo buy them
L f,i:;!:ors in the coun
ter stylo is fifty-four
a high blizzard col-
;!i you July weather
ihcvt blows. The
corclod, pockets taped,
ci on with silk, and the
ublo faced. You cer
afford to pass it by if
lii;; an overcoat, because
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styl at Schiappacasse's.
Insure in the German American.
Fred Ebinger, A?ent.
TO CCKK A COLl IN ONE DAY'
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the monty if it
fails to cure. 2-5c. The genuine has
L. U. Q. on each iMet
tjubscrite for Tiie News the best
soreness ' paparin tbo city.
I)t n-t I ,ii i t .
The case ( f Mack vs. 1'.. m le w; s
tried to ji jury and a verdict ft r de
fendant wns found. i he Tr-ve- case
from Greenwood roc.:; led the time ( f
the court and j'tri thi- after-o -. j
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The Lvt.li Sti ai'i Laiimiry.
All p'.rso.is nesi i-g tir-t edis- iauu
dry win k at lo.v i i t s ill i lease ; s;
leave word .-.t the l'e: k - s II ire, ni j
I will call f ): pack g. s. 1 S
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How t l'r-iir a Citttl.
After ex pi cui e, o- whn you feel a
co'd coming on. taKe a dose of Foley's
Ilonej- and Tar. It never fails. I". Cl. ; g j
Fi icke vS: Co. j t
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IS THE PLACE
2ecure Your Fall and
:r Millinery.
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late-t
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to F. G. Fricke's. Ail the
fa-hiun is di-played here.
Those wish. ng hair chain- or tjair
wck of any k.n i done, wiu please
leave their orders with Miss Adam
at Dovev's store.
Mus. A. II . Km-.k.
In raanv seemingly hopeie-s cases.
consumption has been averted in
stopping a hacking cough, by ine Use
of Dr. Sawyer's Wild Cherry and Tar.
A. W. Atwood.
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t imm-r from the east, has
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IS. L. J. RANKIN,
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For Rent Two furnished rojin-
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