DEPARTMENT
STORE
ALWAYS IN THE LEAD
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PECIAL We have a Line of...
Shoes
Ladies', Hisses', Children's
and Men's
Worth $1.25, $1.39, $1.50 and $1.75 and will close the lot at SI.OO
One lot CHILDREN'S SHOES at 25c.
DRY GOODS SpmSorjShort Time.
A nice line of Plaids at 2'c, suitable for comfortables.
36-inch Pe;cales, dark styles, at 5c, to close out.
We have Just Received a Large
IMPORTATION of.
Fine DRE
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WE CAN SHOW THE HANDSOMEST
LINE IN THE COUNTY.
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Special Sal
ALL THIS WEEK.
on Underwear
foel eoro or tendor, or you aro threat
ened with diphtheria or pneumonia,
apply Ballard'a Snow Liniment exter
nally, and uao Hallard'tj Uorehound
Syrup. F. G. Fricko A; Co.
A fellow who had been attending
church over at Decatur, 111., t-tartod
to drive homo when ho found a throe-woeks-old
baby in his bugtry. TLo
little follow was ndoptod by a good
f.imily, but tho young man will leave
his butfsy at home next tim and walk.
C. L. Marshall received a tleram
tolay announcing the death of hi
brother-in-law, John Neal, of Dextor,
Iowa, of pneumonia. Mr. Ueul was a
member of the Ninth Indiana Cavalry
and was 65 years of ago. Mr. Mar
shall was unable to attend the funeral
on account of the poor atat of his
own hanlth.
F. II. Wilson of this city has a good
position at Indianapolis which ho is
holding down in proper form. IIo
writes us that the senatorial fight is
already warm and that when January
arrive and tho legislature convenes,
things will bo seething hot. IIo sug
gests himself a a dark horse and we
yeeond tho motion.
Next Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock
the Nebraska tute huildirg on the ex
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p silion grounds will oe t'fforea lor
sale, or so sa an advertisement pro
mulgated by Dan Althen, custodian.
The sal will include the building and
furniture, th od house, tho poultry
pens and all othe state pi one ty used
in e nn'-ction with the exposition.
Th s bunding cos in the vicinity of
$2(J,u0o, and if lh" ;-t to g.-ts $1,000 f r
it, it can consider itrelf ucky Ex.
With the opportunit iliat will oc
cur for the ine ease of our merchant
marine in our trade with Porto Ilico,
and perhaps Cuba, the south ought to
and it probably will in time, eecure a
large share of the building that is
done for that trade, The reason we
are sure that Porto Rico will open up
a market for American ships is tht
our trade with that island is confined
entirely to American vessels. If the
same were done with our trado with
juba, tnere would be an enormous
stimulus iven to American ship
building.
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GOOD GOODS AS LOW AS 25c A GARMENT.
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Opposite Bank of Cass County, Plattsmouth.
Chinaware
OUR OWN
IMPORTATION.
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The Nicest Line
J Ever Shown in Plattsmouth.
so:VK.lx,:.MXB Fancy Lamps
J Every Taste May Be Suited..
6 ..At Astonishingly Low Prices.
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( First Door East of the Court House,
1 Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
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STAPLE
GROCERIES
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Any Kind of Dress..
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IS PASSABLE,
IF A LADY WEARS A
HANDSOME
Hat
It is therefore Important to Know where the
HANDSOMEST LINE OF MILLINERY
may be found ....
tyLts. flj. fl. Street
Certainly deserves the palm, for 'tis there you
will find the most elegant line of Pattern Hats,
Velvet Trimmings, Plumes, Ribbons and Orna
ments ever shown in Cass county.
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
C. A. Marshall, Dentist.
Dr.Shipman's residence to rent. Call
on Beeson & Sons.
Wanted a laundress. Apply at
Riley hotel at once.
F. T. Davis Co. pay cash for g-ood
butter and freh eggs, Union Block.
The Henninps-Rock Island case has
occupied the time of the District court
all day.
Rev. W. C. Huntington, of Univers
ity Piace, will preach at the Method
ist church this evening-.
The News office is the best equipped
job office in Cass county. First class
work done on short notice.
The Ebinger Hardware Co.have the
best air tijjht stove evar pi iced on the
market, come in nnd tee it.
A pnsitivt gui,'!irt with every
sack of Elk ll m and La Cr;m flour.
F. T. Davis Co., U..ion Block.
Choice cigars for the holiday trade
now ready, put up in neat boxes of 12
and 25. JULIUS PepfekBERG.
The D .kotns mia-ed our lasl blizz u d
at ange to ?ay. but tho weather bureau
say- they are ettinj their share now.
Tha loss of lifo in the last storm in
New England was larger than that of
all the biizzards in the west for forty
years.
Marriage license were issued todav
to Nicholas Klaurens, of Union, aged
27, and Miss Bertha Gruber, of No-
hawka, aged 2".
The new furnace at St. Luke's
church works to perfection, and the
room is nice and warm no matter what
the weather is out of doors.
The opinion prevails about the court
room that the jury will be discharged
this week when the balance of the
term will bo given up to equity business.
The meeting of the Mozart Club will
be held at the home of Miss Guth-
mann Tuesday evening, November 2!).
All members are requested to be
present.
You will never know how quickly
you ca: bo cured of consumption,
dyspepsia or liver complaint, until you
have tried Dr. Sawyer's Little Wide
Awake Pills. A. W. Atwood.
Chinese Lily bulbs, and other bulbs
for sale cheap right now at L. A.
Moore's green house. His fine chris
anthemns are coming on nicely, and
will le worth going miles to see.
Those wishing hair chains or hair
wck of any kind done, will please
leave their orders with Miss Adams
at Dovey's store.
Mrs. A. II. Knee.
The Illinois Central engineering
party that has been at work at Coun
cil Bluffs has gone to Deniston, la..
to establish a now base of operations
and lay out the depot, yards and facil
ities at that point. Beo.
If you hava sore throat, soreness
across the back or side, or your lungs
David McCaig was in town today
from Elm wood.
J. Q. Adams, the banker of Eagle,
is in the city on business.
ueorgo Hansen, sr., oi ixenawka, n
in the city attending to business at
the court house.
Sheriff Wheeler departed for Green
wood this afternoon after Lewis Laff-
lin, the man in custody there charged
witn insanity.
Uv. Ulay Mayers ox Murdoek ana
Rev. Goldsmith, are in the city at
tending the ministerial meeting of the
Methodist church.
Mrs. B. S. Torrence, of Weepiug
Water, who has been visiting at
Tabor, Iowa, for some time past, i9
stopping witn Mrs. M. A. Street for a
short visit.
Ezra W. Crabill, who left here for
the wheat fields of South Dakota some
time last summer, returned home on a
short ' visit the other day. Ezra is
working in the machine shops of the
Sioux City & Northern road, and last
Saturday accidently let a timber fall
across his foot which caused him to
take an enforced vacation. He is so
far recovered that be will be able to
assume his duties by the first of the
next week and will return to Sioux
City about Satuday.
Fight to tbe End,
The Union Ledger very thruthfully
says: "It is undoubtedly the duty of
the country press to line up' and pro
tect their home merchants b.v a syste
matic fight against this proposed IS'J!)
exposition, and we are just enough of
egotist to predict thi-: The country
newspipo -s of Nebraska can nd will
Kill the 1S99 robbery scheme. That is
a t)' aa .isser uon. run just Keen a
thumb on the pulse of pii'lic sentiment
and watch 'the boys' stand by thei.
home merchants in the Djht." Now
will the nei chants and business men
stand loyally by the newspapers as
they do by tht hi in this as well as
other matters?
Said to lie Insane.
Sheriff Wheeler got a message from
Greenwood officials today which stated
that Louis Laffler. an old resident of
Salt Creek precinct, nged between
thirty five and forty was violently in
sane. He is being held there until
the sheriff arrives to take him in cus
tody. He has a wife, who is the
daughter of Ross Barr, and five chil
dren. The case is a very unfortunate
one.
Potatoes.
Bennett & Tutt have a few
potatoes at 50 cents per bushel,
in not less than five bushel lots.
Chang of Time.
The Burlington will mako a big
change In its trains in tho noar futuro.
There will bo u new contract let by
tho government for carrying tho fust
mail. Tho Like Shore road, which
now carries tho fast mall from tho east,
arrives at Chicago nometitno after
midnight and makes connection with
No. 7, tho Burlington fast mail, which
arrives hero at 2:22 and is taken from
Omaha went by the Union Pacific.
The Lake Shore road contemplates
a change in its time which will bring
tho fast mail train of its road into
Chicago about 8:."() p. m Iu order to
make connections with this train the
Burlington will change their time,
leaving Chicago at WioO and arriving'
at Omaha at 13:00 tho next morning
making tho run in ten hours '1 his
will be a shortening of tha tinio by
some two hours.
This is necessary as the North-Western
is competing for carrying the
mails. Tho return train will leave Om
aha at 2:30 p. rn., arriving at Burling
ton at l:D0 p.m., and at Chicago at 2
a.m. This change will make it neces
sary to change the timo of many of
the trains, but when the new card
eomes out it will s!iow excellent eon
nciion all oter the system.
The skeUule lime, including all
stops, will exceed fifty m.les per hoar,
nd at timeo and pl. ces t will bo much
morer pid. Tho North-Wo to. n con
temp ate running their train ria Mis
souri Vai.t y, I i., ami across through
Blair, making ci nn- ctin with the
Union Pacific -it Fiemoat, this saving
much time, but on tho other hand cut
ting out Council Bluffs and Omaha, a
project which is not received with
favor by those places. Tliis proposi
tion only makes tho Burlington cut
there running1 timo the shorter, ll
will bo a merry race for the contract.
A Cientle (?) lit nionst raiic.
11)8 following petition was circu
lated and signed bT nearly every mer
chant in this city:
Plattsmouth, Neb., Nov. !, isux.
To the Omaha Commercial club:
Gkmtlemen: We petition you to use your in
fluence against the holding of another exposition
in Omaha during the year lsi'St; and if the same
is held, we the undersigned business men ol
Plattsmouth, Neb., agree to make all our pur
chases from jobbers and manufacturers outside
of the city of Omaha
.St. Luke's Church.
Special advent service tit St. Luke's
church with a lecture every Friday
evening at half past seven. Cordial
invitation extended to ail.
ot !-.
Members of Fraternal Union will
please leave assements and lodge du s
at C. E. Wescott & Sons' ft ore, or
come to next lodge meeting oi Decem
ber 6, 189S, to pay same.
Mks. W.m. W. Slatkk, See.
J. I. Unruh has just made a pur
chase of 100 iron bedsteads with wo
ven wire spring mattresses, m '.tresses
and pillows which he will olTer at the
low price of $5.00 each. The entire
outfit for the price has never before
been offered at such a low price. A
complete bed can be seen in his store
window. All who sire needing any
thing in this line can save money by
seeing these barea'ns before you buy.
How to l'r event a Colli.
After exposure, or when you feel a
cold coming on, take a dose of Foley's
Honey and Tar. It never fails. F. G
Fricke & Co
Coal! Coal I
Hard coal delivered to any part of
the citv for $7.50 per ton, and tho un
rivaled Mendota coal deliveied for
$4.2-5 per ton. JOHN Watkusian.
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Mornintr's bread hereafter may be
(Jbtained at Zuckwei!er it Lulz, Jona
than Hatt'-, Dovey's and Fair store.
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Cash
There are in the world several kinds
of animals that have never swallowed
a drop of water in all their lives; these
include the llamas, of Patagonia, and
certain g'azelles ot the lar ease A
paroquet lived 52 years in the London
zoological gardens without drinking a
drop, and some naturalists think that
hares take no liquid except the dew
that sometimes forms on the grass
they eat. A considerable number of
reptiles serpents, lizards and cetain
batrachians live and prosper in places
where there is no water at all.
Finally, there are even in France, in
tho neighborhood of theLozere, herds
of cows and goats which almost never
drink, and which, nevertheless, pro
duce the milk of which the famous
Roquefort cheese is made.
Read the advertisements in the
News and trade only with those peo
ple who solicit your patronage. These
are the live merchants that do busi
ness on the principle of quick sales
and email profits.
We have the exclusive sale
of the celebrated Acme Choco
late line. Call and see our as
sortment. Trv our...
Chapped JXut
Chocolates.
Our Fruit Chocolates are Fine.
Every Chocolate is branded
ACME.
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Overcoat
seen on so many
You have
men in Plattsmouth during the past
few weeks came from our store.
It's All Wool, perfectly fast color,
and, of course, you noticed how well
it fit can't tell it from a tailor crar-
ment. That's because we buy them
of the very best makers in the coun
try. The Ulster style is fifty-four
inches long, with a high blizzard col
lar that will furnish you July weather
the coldest day ihat biows. The
edges are all corded, pockets taped,
buttons sewed on wiuh silk, and the
shoulders double faced. You cer
tainly can't afford to pass it by if
you are needing an overcoat, because
tne price
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Merit in Style, Quality and Finish
Are of fntere-t to many Huyors, who lino it necessary
to wear Jewelry. We sell only Good Ci.ods nd do not
pretend to compete with dry yods find clothing store-,
who handle only eh ai ".I.-weiry."
We unde-stan 1 tho .Jewelry iuii.f3-s thoroughly and
know what we a -e sr;lliiie, aid warrant e vo ry' !i i n .sold.
We car, sell you do: id (Jeods cheaper ti.'in our rom-
ill.
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Save Mon
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T. COLEMAN,
.JJSW JSLISIt,
Second Door South of Po,toffic-, Plattsmouth, Xcb
JNO.
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NEWEST STYLES IX
Dress Hats, Street Hats,
Ostrich and Coque Feathers,
Up-to-Date Ornaments.
Special attention is called to our
Silks. Velvets and New Wirror Velvels
of Every Shade, and in Plaids and Polka Dot, for
Millinery and Dress Trimmings.
MRS. 0. F. UTTERBACK,
Uder Bk f Cass uny. Plattsmouth, NeH
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NOW IS THE TITIE
AND THE
UNIOST BLOCK
New Millinery Store
IS THE PLACE
To Secure Your Fall and
Winter Millinery.
The manager, Mis-i Nina Tucker, has opened an eleyant
line of seasonable poods next door to F. d. Frieke's. All tbe
latest and bet from the cento r- of fa.-hion is displayed here,
And Frices Are Right.
Miss Evans, an experienced
has charpe of that department,
line.
trimmer from the ea?t, has
15 - sure and call and ee our
MRS. L. J. RANKIN,
Union B;ck, l'iattrmouth, Nebraska, Proprietor.
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