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gagomont v.th tl.o I-jllp! ' us
iln, as con Ij rmed by the v,:.r ce,--i"t-naotit,
is as follows:
Wouniicd :
ricr,'(j:int O In T. Cur' is, Company C.
Corporal Henry l'pp
J unes I'rioo, iuit-i:ian.
Corporal IJarrj Ij- Hull, Company A.
John L. IJronson, Company IJ.
Harry Brown, Company K.
William Madox, Company I.
Conrad E.igan, Company K.
Simon J. Simonson.
James I. McKinncy, Company I'.
Howard L. Kerr.
Killed:
Charles Ballingor, Company L.
Lewis Begler, Company r
K. Egbert, Company P.
The discharged soldiers who are
still with tho regiment and were
wounded are: G. L. Clother, Company
H, Douglas Hridges, Company F.
G. D. MElKI.EJOHK.
Annual Election of Odloers.
The annual meeting of The Liviugs
ton Loan and Building association was
held at the ofTico of M. Archer last
evening. The association's future was
fouud to look very bright and there is
ovory reason to believe that the com
ing year's record will out-do all pro
vioiH records. There have already
been $27,000 worth of shares sub
scribed for tho new series which
opens February 1G.
Tho following oflicers wore elected:
President D. B. Smith.
Vice-president C. A. Marshall.
Treasurer J. M. Patterson.
Secretary II. I. Goring.
Solicitor Thomas Walling.
Diroctors. W. A. Humphrey, W.
A. White, William Holly.
The Senatorial Vote,
Lincoln, Feb. 7. (Special to The
News.) Iho vote for United States
senator today resulted as follows: Hay
ward, 37; Thompson, 10; Field, 4;Poss,
1; Webster, 10; Weston, 4; Lambert
son, 1; Van Dusen, 1; Reese, 1; Hin
Ehaw, 1; Adams, 1; Cornish, 1. It is
tho opinion of the leading republi
cans here that Hay ward cannot be de
feated .
oiiini'R-ionTK A want font rcr.
The bom I -t c i. n; r: :mi - n- -toliy
atta" led V. i . ; i , '.,,
ing tLo i deck, t, i . . .
treasurer's s". .tf-rnonts
sione-s' prm :cuinf.'t for t io -Plattsruoiuii
Jout nul was:.'-.. '. . '..
contract at tho following ";' :
Court docket, 15 cents per . : -notices
free ; tre.'isui ors sta .'.
free; criramissionurs' proceedings, fit-. .
Streight Sc Straight of this city
vrero awarded the contract for burying
paupers.
The following were successful bid
ders for county physicians for the uif
ferent districts: District No. 1, Dr.
Schildknechi; No. 2, Dr. Brendol; No.
3, Dr. Butler; No. 4, Dr. Haseineier;
No. 6, Dr. Alton.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy.
The annual meeting of tho Ne
braska State Board of Pharmacy will
be held at the Hotel Riley in this city
tomorrow. The meeting is for the
purpose of examining applicants for
registration as pharmacists and it is
expected that about twenty appli
cants will be present. Two gentle
man arrived this morning from the
extreme western portion of the state.
The board consists of the following
gentlemen:
A. W. Buchheit, Grand Island; IJ.
R. Geriug, Plattsmouth; Henry H.
Barth, Lincoln; Niels P. Hansen,
Kearney; J. II. Schmidt, Omaha.
Marriage Permits.
The following marriage license were
granted by County Judge Spurlock
today:
Name and Residence. Age.
J William Henry August, Nehavska 21
t Effie Jane Betts. Avoca 19
Allen Jacob Beeson. Plattsmouth 26
I Nettie Elizabeth Waybright. Plattsmouth. . .2
( Frederick Spangler, Plattsmouth 23
( Dorothy J. Burk. Plattsmouth 18
Death of an Aged Lady.
Mrs. Harriet Totten, wife of Joseph
Totten, died at her home near Murray
on January 31, of pneumonia, aged
seventy-four years, and was buried in
the Young cemetery.
Deceased was born in Ohio, but had
resided in Cass county for thirty-one
years.
Notice to Mystics.
The Imperial Mystic Legion, one of
the best fraternal insurance orders in
the state, has engaged the new A. O.
U. W. hall for the ensuing year for
their meetings which will be held on
the second and fourth Wednesdays in
each month. The first meeting will
take place tomorrow, Feb. 8, at which
a full attendance is desired.
Miss? A. Kesslek, Regent.
A Worthy Object.
The subscription to all magazines
and papers now on the finding list at
the public library expiiesin March.
The home talent p!ay, "Mr. Bob," will
be given Monday and Tuesday even
ings, February 13 and 14, at White's
opera houso, for the purpose of re
newing tLe subscriptions for tho en
duing year.
Frost Bites and Chilblains
Quickly cnr. d r.y Banner Salve, the
most healing remedy in the world. F.
G. Fricke & Co.
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' . i ' a t cigar is the fino-i
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r '. IS cents per pound
P. T 1 . s C-J., Union b'.ock.
J. W. l;rnr of York wa tranbact
ing I u- i ts-1 in the city today.
A. L. T.i'jbliu, the Nc-braska City
..tton.cy, is in tho city on business.
Delbert Switz r and tister, Mrs. II.
M. Pollard, of Nehawka were iu the
city yesterday.
Janitor work of all kinds, satisfac
tion guaranteed by Telfer & Shep
p.ird, 61G Vine street.
Ilartholomow Ij. Kirkham of the
Journal was taking in the sights at
Omaha this afternoon.
The Ebinger Hardware company is
selling skates at cost. Now Is the
time to get your skates.
Dr. Stratton's text at the M. K.
church this evening will be, '"Grieve
Not the Spirit of God."
The News oClce is the best equipped
job office in Cass county. First class
work done on short notice.
The Mozart club will meot this
evening at the home of Miss Cagney.
Subject: "Music in India."
There will be four prizes given at
the Turners' nvisk ball February 11
two ladies' and two gents' prizes.
Dr. Shipman will be at his office in
the Leonard building, over Schippa
casso's, at all hours, day or night.
Revival meetings each evening this
week at tho Baptist church, conducted
by Evangelist J. W. Hull.
H. G. Todd, a prosperous farmer
from near Murray, was iu the city to
day and made Thk News a pleasant
call.
Dr. Stratton will address the young
women of the city tomorrow afternoon
at 4:15 o'clock at the Methodist
church.
George Wilson, a tramp who has
been around the city for several days,
is in jail laying out a fine for drunk
enness. Big ills, as well as little ills of the
kidneys, cannot resist the curative
power of Dr. Sawyer's Ukatina. A.
W. At wood.
Today was the most disagreeable one
of the winter, the high wind keeping
all the loose dirt in the air and it be
ne very cold.
a s a"e out announcing a party
'Km Ihiiit of Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
liiri; r'-iv, fi P-Hrl street, on tbe
i: :-f F '-u.vry 9.
. "i Hardware company is
i: ; jr talc all of its heating
:.:; : ti cost. Now is your oppor
: - '?;-t ' bargain.
H-c . c:::l event of tho season will
.' .Ii i u- ners' mask ball February
li ..r well-known ability to en
i insures a good crowd.
IT-M. tomallios, chicken, rabbit,
wiv. erwurst and pork chops aro kept
on bund every evening in their toiual
lio can by Telfer & Sheppard.
Ho sure and attend the dance given
by Star Lodge No. 4, D. of H.. at
Waterman's hull February 14, 1899.
Tickets 50 cents. They always have a
good time.
Tabler'a Buckeye Pile Ointment is
no panacea, but is recommended for
piles only. These it will cure. Price
50 cents in bottles; tubes, 75 cents. F.
G. Fricke & Co.
Robert Brown came down from Lin
coln this morning and will remain to
witness the marriage of his cousin,
Miss Nettie Waybright, to Jake Bee
son, which event takes place tomor
row. Don't get scared when your heart
troubles you. Most likely you suffer
from indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat. It will cure
every form of Dyspepsia. F. G. Fricke
& Co.
The next regular meeting of the
United Moderns will be held Tuesday
evening, February 14, at the K. of P.
hall. Members will please remember
the date. By order of presiding of
ficer. Sheriff Wheeler was at Louisville
this afternoon subpoenaing witnesses to
appear at the examination of Johnson
Amon, who is charged with being in
sane. The examination takes place
tomorrow.
Faults of digestion cau&e disorders
of the liver, and the whole system be
comes deranged. Herbins perfects
the process of digestion and assimila
tion, and thus makes pure blood. Price
50 cents. F. G. Fricke & Co.
Paul Perry, of Columbus, Ga, suf
fered agony for thirty years, and then
cured his Piles by using Da Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve. It heals injuries
and skin diseases like magic. F. G.
Fricke & Co.
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 small profits.
Wanted A fire insurance man of
good record can secure a permanent
field po-i.ion in Nebraska State busi
ness xpeHence and send references.
Addrt-sa Amos D. Blatchford, General
Ag nt, Indianapolis, Ind.
The specialties tj be g;ven during
the play, "Mr. Bob," are v.h ntw and
c.itchy. Li tie Miss Virt I iK Merges
will appear the
first evening in a
cumber
of "coon" songs
and dancet.
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; cuts and i0 ct,nl. F. G. FrickoA: Co.
! I. uis 01-eu ii now 1. cjitijd i:i tin
j Palmer block with hid pool :m0 lolliard
ha!l. He has had hi- t-ih.cM put in
good coudition and carrio-t u f ml line
of cigars, tobacco, etc. Ho invites hi
friends to call and i e him.
Thti following ladles arriv d today
to attend the Beeson - Way bi itrht wedding-at
the Methodist chu'cb tomor
row: Mrs. W. J. Kalus, Mies Gr.tco
Britt, MUs Stella Bluo, Mi.s Emma
Myers, Omaha; Miss Ilutio Brown,
Lincoln.
Wanted-A man of aliiii'-y with
small capital to ell tho cheapest and
strongest light on oarrh. Oie hun
dred candle power 14 hours for two
cents. Exclusive right for tho
county. Address, The Oust Street
Light Co., Canton, O.
The C. E. society of tho Christian
church will give a social Friday even
ing, February 10,at tho home of Misst-s
Lizzie and Suio Kroehlor, in the Sec
ond ward. Tliero will bo an interest
ing program, entertaining games und
refreshments, all for the btuall admis
sion fee of 10 cents. A novel and in
teresting feature of the entertainment
will bo the "menu" provided and the
manner of serving it. Everybody in
vited. Come.
RAILROAD NOTES AND PERSONALS
Dr. C. A. Hull of the 15ur
lief was in tbe city today.
incrton re-
An order for nearly .JO't freight cats
has been received by a United States
firm from the Mexican Central rail
road Sam Sawtelle, tbe contractor, was
looking after business in tbe eity to
day. Attract liig Auilifix-fn.
The Roney Concert company, which
appears at White's opora hniie on
Wednesday evening,February 8, comes
highly recommended. Last Friday
the company appeared at Fal s ( ity,
and they were not only greeted by a
largo audience, but by special re
quest gave a matinee. Evety member
of the company is an artist in the mu
sical line.
Speaking of Blatchford Kavanagh,
the Chicago Times-Herald .-ay?-:
' Young Kavanagh is one of the few
artistic musical j bent mena whom the
werid has re'usi d to forget. In his
inevitably brief and rr-el-'oric career as
a youth he ln- du an impression that
was uoep ut.d lastiutr. Tiii-i was uu; to
the exceptional power and sweetness
of his voice, its irresistible i-aihos. its
captivating mechanism of sympathy,
its divine Qualities cf soul awakenir'y.
Tli -e things caused his memory to bo
cherished with all", etion, and created
an interest in his luture wnicn noth
ing e!so could have done. It will
now afford pleasure to his formed ad
'liiivrs to learn tntit while iiis vo ce
has changed in register it has lost lit
tle, if anything, f its ciivine quality
tho gift of heaven which makes it a
thina" to ttir i esponci vo chords of sym
pathy in other h aits, to start the in
definable tears, to move tho soul of all
who are born to a sense of melody."
Speoi.tl Notice.
The Rebekah lodge will give a so
cial at the Odd Fellows" hali, over the
First National bank, Saturday even
ing, February 11- A good time is in
sured to all who attend, and every
body is invited. Admission, 10 cents;
including refreshments.
Two More Excursions to Hot .Sprint;-. S. IJ.
Those who find it inconvenient or
impossible to leave homo during tho
summer months will be interested in
the announcement that on the 14th
and 28th of February, the Burlington
route will sell round trip tickets to
Hot Springs at half rates.
Tickets are good for thirty days
from date of issue long enough for
visitors to receive substantial benefit
from a conrfe of treatment at the
springs. Hot Springs' largest hotel,
the Evans, as well as its principal
bathhouses are open throughout the
year. Hot Springs' climate, even in
midwinter, is clear, dry and funny
not nearly as cold, as a rule, as that of
Nebraska.
For tickets aud information about
train services, apply to nearest B. &
M. R R. ticket agrnt, or write J.
Francis, General Passenger agent,
Omaha, Neb.
Had Sixty-Five Children.
Christopher Layton, sr., the Mormon
patriarch who was buried recently in
Utah, gloried in the fact that he was
the father of sixty-five children. The
exact number of his wives is not def
initely known, but it Is said that he
had five. At any rate this is the num
ber that followed the body of the bish
op to its last resting place. In the
funeral cortege there were fifty-one of
the sixty-five children (fourteen being
dead) one hundred and forty grand
children and nine great-grandchildren.
Bishop Layton was at one time presi
dent of St. Joseph's Stake. Arizona.
He was an avowed polygamist and al
ways lived with several wives, lie did
a great deal to build up the Mormon
church In this entire intermountain re
gion. Ex.
Cheap Labor
May be all riht in its place, hut there
ia none of it employed in the manu
facture of any of Otto Wurl's cigars.
The f: mo of his ""Gut Ilii" and
"Wurl Bros." brands is not confined
to the state of Nebraska alone. All
the leading denlers stll (nut keep)
them. Try them.
Thi tnlu.te.1 lilil j. irl
l) v i'lMx n-iui n I lot) a- mi
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INKIUMATION AND OIINION.
A' exchange rays that evmy paper
j 'i tlif ht.it" hl.nuld publish th" fnct
lii it b rut cork is a turf curt fo ho
e'o.ri. It w.i fii ft diM-overed by
biii nil pile i f forks I t lonyii g to ii
i hi i Its . It will tt.ri wn in ihc I'Ojh
a';.! rah n by them. Heft to that a
number of them h.'.d been dying eat li
d i y, but tho diseasfj disappeared. It
is to blmp'.e a remedy that it can bo
easily tried, and if found elllcncious
Siiouid be generally used as a pievent
a'.i ve.
A Nebraska couple got inarrioJ the
other day. 1 he groom's name was
Wolfe and tho bride's was Hunt and
tho lo'jal paper verv appropriately
headed the account of the wedding
"Wolfe Hunt."
Jwhn Johnson of Spring Grove,
Minn., died recently of obesity. Bo
weighed at his death 433 pounds. Five
years ago he only weighed 200 pounds.
His fast increase in flesh is attributed
to his enormous appetite and use of
intoxicating beverages.
A gold nugget about as big as a
hickory nut is a characteristically
loud decoration of the watch chain of
Senator Ilanna. It is a Klondike pro
duct ami was given to tho republican
boss by some church people in Cleve
land. Prof. Blumentritt, through whom
Aguinaldo and his colleagues have
been m ;king their cause known to
Europo, is a member of tho faculty cf
an Austrian university and lias made
a thirty years' study of the Philip
pine archipelago and its history.
William T. King, member of the
lower house of the Delaware legisla
ture, is the only single man in that
body. A resolution has just been
pissed ordering him to marry within
thirty days or furnish an oyster supper
for the members. It looks as if he
would pay tho penalty Mi'.hcr than
commit matiimony.
General Shafter says in his article
on the capture of Santiago in tie
February Century that whilj the
transports were waiting off Baiquiri
to bo unloaded "A hip with fresh
beef on bo:ird steamed back to New
York, carried troops to Pcrio R co
an i returned to New York, still with
a lot of beef on board, which was in
perfect condition."
IN TKIIES riNIi I OUM Y L ULLINUS.
C lippings From Couuty Kxohauges Dished
Up for "evi" Headers
From 1 he Union Ledger.
Geo. V. Young, our heavyweight
ctunty commissioner, pissed here
Monday, going to Plattsmouth on of
ficii I business.
A broken rail near the bridge bt low
town cat sud the cabooso of u freight
train to jump the track last night.
but fortunately nothing serious r -
sulted. Tho section men wore called
out at I o'clock this morning to re
pair the track and no trains were de
layed. There : re some peculiar hei.s in
this vicinity, judging from leceut
developments. Frans & Co. shipped a
number of cases of eggs to W. E.
R udeil's commission house in Omaha,
and when the cases were returned in
side were some eggs that had been
boiled hard as Walley Mills' cheek.
O 'e bare this inscription: "You will
have to ship boiled eggs to Council
Bluff's, as Omaha has no market for
them. W. E. RlDDELL."
"Kouey's Hoys."
"The ranrvelous 'ftoney's Boys'
captured the audience masters at en-
tertaiuing-." (Jlintou (Iowa) -gre.
'"If the amount of the applause was
any indication of approval, the boys
enn ied the hoiire by storm." Green
13 ty Gazette.
"it was a novel and artistic enter
tainment. People aro enthusiastic
aad women rave over 'Roney 's Hoys' '
St. Paul Pioneer Press.
"If 'Honey's Boys' come to Ash
land strain they will have to hire a
l;irer hall. Dozens of late comers
were unable to evn gel inside the
door. Best c.I all, tne audience was
perfectly satisfied with the program
from start to finish.'' Ashland (Wis.)
Press
"The child instead of being father to
the man hi s come to be the main
thinr himself. That boys can give a
concert which deserves to rauk high
as a distinctly musical success was
demonstrated beyond cavil. Every
child in St. Paul deserves to have the
idea of his own possibilities enlarged
by hearing these boyp, who are musi
cians to their linger tips." St. Paul
Dispatch.
An Knoriiious Maw of Coal
The Pinninkinnink Coal Company
has on exhibition at its offices in
Clarksburg. W. Va., a lump of coal
taken recently from its mines, weigh
ing over 10,000 pounds.
Practical Reason.
At Sunday school a little girl was
asked: "Why should you not hide your
light under a bushel?" The reply came
rat: "For fear of setting fire to it."
London Chronicle.
Sorry for Him.
Hicks "Just saw Hogley. Had been
In the doctor's. Doctor tells him he ia
looking himself again." Wicks "Is
he really as bad as that? Poor fel
low!" TO CTRE A COLU IN ONE DAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
11 druggists refund the money If it
fails to cure. 2oc. The genuine has
Li. U. Q. on each tablet
TIIK TKKATY II ITI 1 KI.
Ah wan predicted yesterday, the
seiwtto i atiliod the treaty with Spain
y-itirday. The attack on our troopri
at Manila Saturday night foreclosoii
the qiiettiou. Thu voto stoi.d hi for
aim 7 .iir iiint r- i iflc ttion an ovm -wi.uliiiing
in jnliy under ordinary
cii trumsiancos, but leaving only on ) U
spare In this case us tho ratification
of lieniic icquii'04 a two-liiirda ma
jority. With tho coming in ol new
senators after tho 4ih of March tht
majoiity would have been much
greater after that time. Add to this
i tho fact that the settlement of the
questions of domestic policy growing
out of tho acquisition of those islands
will rcqulro only a majority voto und
tho field for the solution of these prob
lems seeruB bufllciently open to en-
courago tho friends of expansion to
hope for the best outcome. The be
lievor in an overruling power will see
in these most recent ovents, both in
Manila and in Washington, another
evidence that "There is a providence
which shapes our ends, rouh hew
them a? we will. "
A nation that is obliged to go
abroad for its ships, can never become
a great maritime power. It must bo
independent of foreign shipyards, in
dependent of foreign soameu and lire
man, in order to bo strong, upon the
sea. Senator Hanna's shipping bill
will strengthen this nation in its
weakest point, if conirress will but
puss it.
The latest deposit of gold discovered
in Colorado is reported to be in slabs
three inches thick. It was wise in Mr
uryan wnen ne visiteu thai state a
few days ago not to talk about the
appreciating value of gold through its
scarcitv.
Fnmlly Kitritordinnrr.
In the Harleian manuscript, Nos. 78
and 980, in the library of the Hritish
museum, mention is made of the most
extraordinary family that has ever
been known in the world's history.
The parties were a Scotch weaver and
his wife (not wives), who were the
father and mother of I2 children. The
majority of the offspring of this pro
lific pair were boys.
Unique Workers in Mpalu.
Nearly 1,000.000 women of Spain
work ir. the field as day laborers; 350,
000 women are registered as day ser
vants that is, they work for their
?ood and lodging. There is no such
flass anywhere else.
Marriage In Japan.
While the wedding service is pro
ceeding in Japan, the bride kindles a
torch, and the bridegroom lights a fire
from it and burn3 the wife's play
things. DlHlcult Walking.
"No, sir, 1 don't like your Southern
railways. To travel on them for any
length of time is positively painful."
"May I ask what particular defect
prejudices you?" "The ties are alto
gether too far apart." "Ah, then, you
are " "You are right I am an
actor." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
An L'lijuxt Insinuation.
London landlady (to shivering lodg
er) No, sir. 1 don't object to your
dining at a restorong, nor to taking
an 'apenny paper, but I must resent
your constant 'abit of locking up your
whisky, thereby himplying that me, a
clergyman's daughter, is prone to lar
ceny. What-to-Eat.
Tho members of the Junior and
Senior Boys' History classes are re
quested to meet at the home of Mrs.
George E. Dovey on Wednesday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock, to meet the
Roney boys. It is also requested that
the boys bring their mothers as guests.
Legal Notice.
In the district court of Cass county. Nebraska.
Hilnia Lindblad
vs .
Warner Lindblad.
To Warner Lindblad:
You are hereby notified that plaintiff in the
above entitled cause has filed her petition in the
district court of Cass County, Nebraska, to ob
tain a divorce for the reason that since her mar
riage to you, you have grossly, wantonly, and
cruelly, while being of sufficient ability to pro
vide her suitaole maintenance failed, refused and
neglected to provide such suitable maintenance:
and fraudulently and willfully deserted and
abandoned her. You are required to answer said
petition on or before March 20. A. O., 1P9; and
failing so to do, your default will be entered ol
record
d.
Hii.ma Lindblad. Plaintiff.
Byron Clark, Attorney.
Probate Notice.
In County Court, Cass County, Nebraska.
In the matter of the estate of Bushrod Washing
ton Richardson, deceased.
Ann M. Davis, Lavina Conley. Caroline Fow
ler, tha unknown heirs of David Klcnardson, de
ceased, the unknown heirs of Parmelia Duling.
deceased, and all other persons interested in said
matter are hereby notitied that on the 6th day
ot r-ebruary, 1R, .Mrs, A. M . Davis tiled a peti- j
tion in said county court alleging among other j
things that Bushrod Washington Richardson !
died on the lfith day of January, A. D. 19 . 1
leaving no last will and testament, and pus- '
sessed of personal estate, and that the above j
named constitute all the persons interested in j
the estate of said diseased, and praying for ad- ,
ministration thereof. You are hereby notified j
that if you fail to appear at said court on the i;th j
day of February. A. I). li9, at 10 o'clock a- m. ,
and contest said petition, the court will appoint ,
H. M. Gauit. or some other suitable person, ad- I
ministrator, and proceed to a settlement of said
Witness my hand and the ?ealof said court ?tVVe paid the CASH and
Plattsmouth. Nebraska, this ith day of Feb-
ruary, AD.
(seal
George M Spurlock.
County Judge.
THIS LIFE,
Depends greatly on tho cai e ;
which the owner bestows upon it. A j
good watch, if cakefcxly cleaned ,
and OILED once ayeir,iibit should be, I
will last a lifetime; yes, a huncn-eti i
years. ZUany pood watches are al-.
lowed to go without cleaning- and ( ii-
ingr for yeire, with tho result th:;t the
oil is entirely dried up, the pivolo art
cut and rusted out, fo that it costs
twice as much to put tbe watch in
proper condition again as it would if
given timely attention. I hf.ve a long
established reputation for serving my
customers carefully, as well us doing
tbe nest of work. If your watch is
not givintr satisfaction, brine it to roe
and I will tell yru just what it need.
No charge for t x imit ation, a d if left
with me, I guaran'eo that you shall
have an accurate and reliable time
piece. Jno. T. Coleman.
Don't
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But if you want that cough
and Grip cured, take a bot
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and show them a select line
Tinware and anything usually
hardware store.
Be sure and call, as I
interest you.
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S. E.HALL&SON
..HAVE THE ONLY..
Stove for Early Autumn,
As well as winter, Weather,
the work. A full line of all
Hardware.
Tin Work and Roofing A Specialty.
Our Low Prices have built up a good trade, which
we will maintain by continuing the same. Remember
the place ....
S. E. HALL & SON,
..Practical Tinsmiths..
South Sixth Street. - - Plattsmouth. Neb.
FOR FINE FOOTWEAR
There is no place like
Joe
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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
An
Immense Ivine of FALL
that will suit all clar
benefit of heavy DISCOUNT.
COME IN AND SEE US...
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Box 403, Philadelphia, Pa.
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