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About The news-herald. (Plattsmouth, Neb.) 1909-1911 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1909)
m n inn (,-v I would not take $50.00 for my VsseJ Sweeper if I could not get another. A woman's tribute to the world-renowned BISSELL. A trial of the Bissell will make you regret the wasted en ergy of years, the damage to fine carpets and rugs in the use of the corn broom; the damage to curtains, draperies, and furniture through the clouds of dust the corn broom stirs up; and last, but not least, the iniurv to health in breath ing a germ-laden dust that is all confined within the case when you use the Bissell sweeper. Consider, too, the creat economy of the Bissell, as it will outlast fifty corn brooms. Prices: Full SAI.K 15V E. GJ DOVEY & SON I Miss Agnes Kennedy, Louisville Discussion -Miss Noun Moreland, of District No. :$. Music. Paper "How Hest to Help tin New Teacher" Supt. John L. Sink, of Avoca. Discussion Supt. Walter IMvIkui, of Louisvilli. Paper "Kducational Value of Public F.ntortainuients and Hox Socials" Miss F.sthcr Larson, District No. 12. Musir. (loncra! Discussion. Intermission Dinner. 1 :'() Singing. Paper -"(lames anil Plays: Their Value and Place in the School Room Miss Daisy Johnson, District No. 50. Discussion Miss Mary K. Fisher, District No. S3. Paper 'Tse We May Make of Our Picture Studv Hooks in Our School Work"-Principal (I. W. Cheney, 1'nion. Discussion Principal V. D. Cave, Kagle. Music. Address Supt. F. S. Perdue, Dep uty State Superintendent, Lincoln, Nebr. Cass County Teachers' Asso ciation. The Cass County Teachers' asso ciation will hold sessions Friday and Saturday, December 10 and 11, at Weeping Water. Teachers, school officers and parents are cordially invit'J to be present, the invitation JUr, extended by Miss Mary roster, Pounty superintendent. PROGRAM. F)iilay evening, tight o'clock, at Cimgrrgntiwnl Church. Lectun "Industrial rducation" Dr. J. A. Hcattie, professor of Ed ucation, (Joiner University, Heth atiy, Nelr. Stilurilm, Dir. 11, School Building. 1()::;0 Roll Call. Sinning. Paper "How to K ep the Little Folks Profitably Employed" Miss Mayme Hohain, (Ireenwood. Discussion Miss Mildred Hart, of Weeping Waret. QUITTING BUSINESS. HI. ranger has heen notified by the chief of police to take down the canvas advertising sign eitending across the walk In front of his place of business. Mr. Fangcr wishes to announce that even if the sign does come down he Is still continuing his closing out sale. On account of the almost Impas sable c3ii(!i!ion of the roads the people from outside points have been unable to take advantage of the big sale as much as they would like and therefore the sale prom ises to he long drawn out, owing also to the fact that the stock is so large. From now on there Is I going to be something doing of an extraordinary nature at the de partment store. All Wooltcx suits and cloaks must go and another cut of a third oil has taken place. This Is the chance the ladles should avail themselves of, for they may never again be given such an opportunity to secure high grade goods for so little cash. 41- (15- M. FANGER. DIAMONDS In Stock Now 26 BARGAINS 26 1 Fine Brilliant Tiffany pe aa Mourning at $0J.UU 1 Fine Brilliant Tiffany nn Mounting at $ll.UU 1 Fin Brilliant Tiffany trt nn Mounting at Jl.UU 1 Fine Brilliant Tiffany 11 aa Mounting at . .'. .HI.UU 1 Fine Brilliant Tiffany a aa Mounting at JU.UU 1 Fine Brilliant Tiffany ai aa Mounting at $4.UU 3 Fine Brilliant Tiffany n rn Mounting at each. . yJ. oi 1 Fine Brilliant Tiffany aa Mounting at .. . fll.UU 1 Fine Brilliant Tiffany aa Mounting at $l.UU 2 Fine Brilliant Tiffany aa aa Mounting at each. . .yfaU.UU 3 Fine Brilliant Tiffany r aa Mounting at each. . . yl J.vU 7 Fine Brilliant Tiffany aa Mounting at each. . . v Ifa.UU 2 Fine Brilliant Tiffany ia aa Mounting at each. . .ylU.UU 1 Fine Brilliant Tiffany r aa Mounting at J.UU J. VV. CRABILL Watchmaker and Jeweler C. B. & Q. Watch Inspector. For quick sales of farms write to or Paper "Kinds of Reading Matter for ; see Harry Smith, Plattsmouth, Neb., Seventh and Eighth (Initios" i R. F. 1). No. 2. 02-4 Nelson Jones Dead. Nelson Jones passed away Friday morning at S o'clock, aged years. Mr. Jones was operated on in a hos pital in Omaha recently and has since been gradually failing. The deceased was born in Mills County, Iowa, October 5, 1 S7 1 , and died December 3, HI0O. He was married to Mrs. Mary Anthony, who survives him with their two daughters, Miss Ethel nged 15 years, and Miss Alineda, aged 12 years. He is also survived by his parents nnd three brothers, Jacob, Clyder and Robert, and six h'isUth, Mrs. Lincoln Denson, Mrs. Jack Denson, Miss Agatha Jones and Miss Minnie Jones. The funeral services will probably c held Sunday afternoon. Rubber Boots We have Rubber Boots for all purposes. Good Boots, that were made by reputable makers. The sort of Boots we can guar antee to do all that can be ex pected of them. Low Cut Boots and Hip Boots. The fisherman and the hunter can find heie the sort of Boots they like. We have, also, a complete line of Rubber Boots for women, for boys and for girls. We can fill and Rubber Boot want that confronts anybody. Fetzer's Shoe Store lfll Nolle Alvln PVrrtu ili.r.-tiiliini ,ikt .. 1.... oil tin- fourth duy ut AuKiixi. Ittny ,V!:i l-v rW lllullll iff fllivt llp IM.IilL.i. I.. ... .1 ...I... tif t 'luuiruuiity. Nrliru-ka, Mjiiiki (. ,,- ,- iiiii. iiii'iiiiin i mill liruvcrin fllcli Utnu I i ll ilccrwi uf tlivuirti 'mm lu IhmhIi nf in.iirl iiiony, mill fur the riiMiMly ,.f dor diili'rcn. in-it- Kthi'l t'lmruiul M.ti... ....1 ... ..1. oilier relief a cilllly inuy r-ilirv Von n rtsinln-il to uitiwrr mill pctltiiin on or In fore the litith day nf m-eeiiiln r emu . . AiU Ferris. Ily her Attorney, M An tier Want Column IMPORTANT NOTICE. All persons knotting themselves Indebted to us In any sum are re quested to call and Mttle at onre, either by cash payment or by ne gotiable notes. 115-41- Asemlsft-a A l.lii.otr. l-tt.AL NO I Mr. SlHte of Nelru.Nkit. . unly Court f utility of 'ium. In t innlter of llit estiite of Zor.ih W. Cole. ilm'iwil : To nil ihtkoii IntrnwUil Von art herehv iiniin.il thm. il,..r.. uni twi a heariiiK Hl"iii Hie lluul report of Hie ml niliilMrntor of (lie alHivc exl.ite anil his peti tion for lluul wtl lenient Ix'fon' this 101111 in the enmity court room at I'litttsmoiiih In siiiil eoniily, on the With d.v of Deieinlier. 1 '.nn-. 111 11 o i'iim'k a 111. Thill nil oil Ms-lli mi if am miisl lie tlliwl on or liefore sulil iliiy unil (u'nir of lnMirliiK. wniiem my I1.1111I ami Hie km of suiil i-oiirt thin 1st iy of DistiijImt. Ilil'.l IMVM.), AI.I.KN J IIKKHON. n futility .luiluiv WANTED. I Big Hard ware ale! I At the Big Store Of t ? T t V ? Y ? X v T v J. 5 v V V V V V i Is attracting the attention of the entire county and the farmers are travel ing through the mud to get to it. Here are a few prices to show you how we are selling carpenter tools. Saws! Saws! 85c now at. . 59c Try Squares 12 inch, 50c now at SI. 65 now at $1 20 f' C now $2.25 now at... ,$1.49 9 inch, 35c now at 30c 25c 20c a great many other tools such as Augers, Chisels, Files, Squares and Ham mers, also garden Rakes, Hoes, Shovels, Spades and Scoops. A. Few Xm as Suggestions Sksinfbts 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 Former price from $1.00 to $4.50. Carving Sets $6.50, now $C 0 $5.00, now O1 m $2.75, now $100 at.. at yit.Hco at i. Eve r Ready Fla sh Li rhin $1 A ft at only yJi. vt' A b:j: line of Pocket Knives, Kazors and Shears at extra low prices. Tabic Cnttery, also Food Choppers nnd many useful articles at prices that will surprise you. T' . ...s . ,.s. ... ,vi . .. rcol.' ? ' 1 n t .- c .v. Y7ood Xiv-ri ic. tijo co only and i? beh:' schl vX r:y dcvn pri(;i-s. in the ? T ? ? t ? ? ? f ? ? ? ? V t V T t Y ? ? t Legal Noire. Stule of NtibraNku. HN. In County t'uiirt. Com rniinty. lu the mutter nf I lie mUtir (if .fm'.ili F. Sli'D iier. iln-eiiMi-il Notlee In hereliy kIviiii tlml tlitt creilitnrs of kuIiI tlei'eiimsl will meet Die Mlinlnistriilriv (if uld ttut., hefdrp iiin, 'limit v Jnile (if ( dsn I'oiinty. Nelirankit. ut llu ( kunity Court r n In I'lut lniiiiMl In milil IViiiniy, nn iho I ltd luy of lieecnilier. ItitHi, Ami nn the Dili ilay nf Jlllin. Illlll. l l ri ln-k H ill , em h duv fur tin' iiiirpnw nf pnixemiim ilieir eluliiM for ex ainliiutlnil .mljiiNtnieiil aiul ulkiwinnv Hli inniitliH tni Hllnwixl for Rttlil ileretiMHl Ut inwe.t Minlr rlRlnw, iiml oiib yriir inr nil- uiinlnlNlrnUii.Ki yetilc mild usluU), frnin llm lltli duy of UtKimher, Hum. n iinewi niv niinii turn thr wmU nf milil Comi ty Court, at fluHmiiniiih. N.itinml.u ihu i uli luy of Nnvciniier, I'.KM Bl-H Allen .1. Itwinn, IHKAli.J kmnty JmlKe. WANTED -Woman to do lnundry work. Good wages, apply at once at Hotel Riley. WANTED-Youiik men and women to fill positions paying $'.100 to $2000 per annum. Itig demand for stenograph ers in the Government service, as well as in private business life. Our new method of teaching shorthand by mail insures as thorough and practical a training at your own home as is obtainable by personal attend ance at any business college in the country. We gunrantee success. Complete course for small cash pay ment; balance to be paid when you secure a position. Trial lesson free. Central Husiness Institute, Central Building, Washington, D. C. FOR SALE CHEAP-At Smith's barn, Pliittsmouth, Neb., a new carriage. Lady owning same has quit keeping a horse. It must sill. sw-tf A. L. TIDD LAWYER Re'erciKeti: Hank of Eagle, Eagle. Nchawka Hunk, Nehawka. Hank of M unlock, Murdock. State bank of Murray, Murray. 4 First Nat'l bank, I'lattsmouth T Important Notice. All persons knowing themselves tti lie iniltlitetl in any amount to M. I'nnger :tre retiiented to c:ill tintl settle at oiue. All jiersnns having bills against me are requested to present same ami get their money. As is well known 1 am closing out my business ami am anxious to close ii) nil outstanding accounts. In tht past I have never crowded any person for payment, but now it is absolutely necessary that all bills due me be paid promptly. All bills rciiiainini: unpaid when my business has been eloesd out will be placet! in the hands of a collection tig'ncy. That means additional costs :tnd I hope I shall not be called upon to take this means to collect what is tine me. M. Fangcr. CAN'T 15 R SEPARATED. SETTIM'S EXCURSION At Low Round Trip RntcH On sale every first and third Tuesday in each month to every part of the Southwest. MISSOURI. ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA, TEXAS. OKLAHOMA, KANSAS AND COLORADO Hugh Norton, Apent. woman Do vtiii want an AUCTIONEER? If you do, get one who has Experience, Ability, Judgement Rome VI)'1 ,ru t!i People Hate f.tnr.itt! f;m to it i cl liot:. ! c'-K:ti-!.t' tili-l !.i-ifi '. ;! : e ::ir t . in I . tin l . t.o. e .:i'l !!,! ! . Ami I :-.:' ' ..!' !:. !.. : i i i :.-'..! ' i-; ..!(. !;' t' Tclej;r.iph or Write Itoteil WilMiissn, Ounbi-, Nebr. I Or cal! a'- '.h- V - ll '.alit olltce and j we will save you ti-nuble at: I I'Xprnsc 1 in ge: ting dates and t n.,t:. ! Good Korvc. Ri' .ronjblc Rate- bmoKii an , . .i' i , J i t - I . Ii.' . ! 1 1 I' 7a l l Ii.' A . . 'I'.n J picii - I a lit rir.ii i fi i I. ,, " v.'.- ' i. : . j ' -1 i r iH' 15 III M Ii .Hi I . ' : o j -i , . a '.,. - ' II 'i 5. NrH