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Let Me Tell You Something
If you want to ha properly drosscd,
you should have your clothes made to
order. You can't got up-to-date styles in
ready-mades, for the' are made six months
before the season opens.
BLUE SERGE SUITS
The only place in the city where you
can get, a goil blue serge, fancy worsted,
cheviot or Scotch tweed suit to order that
are actuallv worth from $' to 40. for onlv
$20
F()l: NOTIIIX(i All suits made by
me on or before March 1st, will be cleaned
and pressed as long as they last for nothing.
SLMX'f AL From now until March
l")th, I will clean, dry clean, and press
clothing for ."() cents to 1 dollar.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
James Socher
The Tailor.
TWO JACKS
Will sell or trade one, at my barn.
iAM G. SifaiTH
DOVEY BLOCK
REAL ESTATE. Town residence from $150 to $:),;i(). Don't
pay rent any Innpcr. You cun own your own dwelling tlii'iipcr.
Let "e show you some nood chance-t to Hrquirc fiinns in Nr
liraskn, South Hnd North Dakota, Mis-souri or Ti-xas. HKIC
INSURANCE written in six of the hest companies.
SURETY BO-DS. Get your bonds from iim American Sur. tvCo.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE. The risk of personal injury is 10
times as prr at as that of losing your inpci ty by lire. " Si cure
a policy of the London (iurnntee and Accident Company und
Le sure of an income wlul" von are onahle to work.
Independent phone ri.
The Kansas City Weekly Stav
The most comprehensive farm paper All the
news Intelligently told Farm qjsllons an
swered ly a practical fnrmcr and experimenter
Fxactly v!iat you want In market reports.
One Year 25 Cents.
Address THE ' WEEKLY STAR, Kansas City, Mo.
Bij Prospects For Red Hot
Eaie Ball in Plattsmouth
the Coming Season.
MEETING OF FANS
1 ON TUESDAY MGHT
Eve;: !cdy Interested Invited to
Get into the Game and
Organize.
(From Monday's Dally)
Then- will lie a iin(iin cl' all in
; intei'M icd iu m i inn a ooil base hall
i team m i l.ittMiiouih this sta.sim nt
ihe ollice of the ( 'it y Couneil on Tues
day evi niiin, .Mairch
,J The luatier has hern talked up eoii-
si'Ierahly hy those who are interested
I in tlie iiuneineht and assurance lias
. lit n Kiven that the team if organized
will lnett with neneioiis patronage.
'. ll .s.el.is lu lie tin: idea so far that
if an oicani.atioii is perfect id that it
I should he u regularly organized asso
jciatiim with a full sit of officers and
hoard of directors and should he run
on business principles. I'nder such
an arrangement the officers would lie
required to make a report at the end
of each month of all the monies ex
pended and receivi d.
Lvery man who (;oes into the matter
of helping make it a success will he ex
pected to do so for the good of the cause
and for the purpose of doing his little
part tow aid having u team which will
he u credit to the town and also he a
good advertisement for the city.
Remember that the meeting will be
held Tuesday night at the Council
chamber at S o'clock,
Let everybody take hold and boost
for Plattsmouth by boosting for u
good base ball club. There is nothing
which will liven things up so well as a
live base ball team in a live town.
Cancel all other engagements and get
ready to attend the base ball meeting
Tuesday night.
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in this section of the state, and do it in
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Decision Favors Morgan.
(From Monday's Dally)
A decision ew as rendered today by
Judge Archer in favor of Mrs. Morgan
in the Morgan s. Murphy ease spoken
of in last Saturday's News. It is a
rather unusual case where the wife's
pri pcrty is now held liable for the
.sum of ')!, the value of housclu Id
necessities in the form of clothing pur-i
chased from the Morgi.n stoic a few
years ago. A judgment was securi'il
against Mr. Murphy last year but
not having possessions valued to that
amount, the sum was never eihtained
by the plaintiff. Today's derision
would cause the claim to be paid out
of the wife's possessions, but it will
preibtibly be carrie'd up to a higher
court iiiid it will be some! time yet be
fore the case is settleel.
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OSWBTS Willi our Xcw Monotype, the very hitcxt machine invented for yetting out $f'- jj7
-ri a bril all kinds of Job Work, tee con uive the very lest str, iee ,Vii b1 Wj
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tr fl Every j(b isent out of tliii ofliee is printed by ew 1 ypc, cunt by the Mono- 'j Dr ff"
type for that pniiieular job, therefore the print is clear and neat. "
Hj . BECAUSE
jjj rpl inS '"J''c xecured one of Ihe. bed Job Printers in the West, and we can Bjj 11 I
fiVw jjp guarantee you a job that will compare with the be,4 of them. '01
C.J U Be l'1 ' U ''('"' "r "C-r' ('n'fT 'I''P li U
Dlstilct Court In Session.
The elistrict court is in session te
elny niul a number of the much talked
of cases will be' hrenight up this after
noon. Arthir lJrann, the young fellow
held for ste-aling horses anel Harrison
Jand Lynch, the two nun accused of
I breaking the- si ore at We-eping Wntcr,
j will be brought up for trial late this af-
ternoor. The i.ppl'u'iition e,f Henry
i Zuckwi'ih r to se ll real estate liehnig
: ing to tln minor heirs of the (ieoige
Lutz estate will be pre'siT.te el to the
i court.
Escaped Prhoucr Caught.
John Miller, the young fee How that
was aircv'nl last week on the charge
of being iliii! k and conducting 1 im
self in a vie-iov.s manner, e'scaped from
the h.and of the' law while working
out his fine iiii the streets Silurdavi
n'mht. Miller hasa reputation for jml-;
ling olT that lit t If stunt, but he didn't
succeed in getting out of t lit city
; this time, lie was located by thepo-j
' lire and caught about one o'clock Sun-1
day aft-Timon ai Smith's livery barn.!
lb' W;s placed ;.t his work air.'.ill this!
liiii'tniiuz. Init a little bettt-r watch1
will be kt pt of him iu the future. i
Hats to "iiirn.
Tree 1 ,i.t his advert -m meiit , M
l-i'ngi'r, : i lr!;e aiter elilht o clot
Satuniay ruj l. i'lirned, on the .,'ivet
be f'-re I i phice o; business, all ;be t'ti
sold wiiMir trimmed hats, several
dozen in number. Th fire sacrifice
was made in the pre-t nee of a
crowd on interested otlo.kers.
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