The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, December 20, 1901, Image 4
o T D P h t Special Sale of a Traveling Man's Samples JUST RECEIVED AT Wm. Herold & Son s Consisting of Sbort and Long Collars, with and without tabs; Col larettes, Muff j, Etc., in all kinds and qunliti s of Furs Mink, Otter, Beaver, Seal, Monkey, Etc. Tbe price at which we bought them enables us to sell them at Even Less than Factory P.ices. Remember, that thesj beinjj samples, selected to exhibit to merchants throughout the country, they are batter than the usual run of Furs. 27-inch Cloaks. 42-inch Cloaks, Raglans Our line is still completo call now bsfore the assortment is broken Blankets and Comfortables Just received a lato purchase in this line of merchandise at prices from 23 to 33 per cent les3 than prices that ruled early in the season a jobber to reduce stock before invoicing ' let out" a lot to us at a gre.t reduction. In same purchase was included a lot of Underwear in Men's and Ladies'. You will find us headquarters in this class of goods, our prices can not be duplicated in the city we are confident. Mittens, 61oves and Caps A bi shipm3nt of Factory Simples of Gloves, Mittens and Cap3, at one-half off regular wholesale prices, enables us to sell these goods at one-half the usual retail price. Call and be convinced, as hundreds have in the past few weeks. MHERO 505-507 Main Street. Plattsmouth. Neb. When You Buy Your CHRISTMAS CANDIES ASK FOR TIIE CELEBRATED loeele 1 Diiiii BRANDS TJE BEST AND I CREST CANDIES MADI All First Class Dealers - Handle Voegele & Dinning's Fine Confections. Necktie DOLLS For Ewry Utile Girl lu Cass Couuty WU make his borne at our store this year. a9 he says we Lave tbe largest and best line in town. All indications point to the largest trade in many yeais, so do not be one of the last to make your selection. Only a few days more until Christ mas. Come today, make your purchases, get it off your mind and have the satisfaction of knowing that you had first choice of The Largest and Grandest Assortment tt -WOT Prices way Down on These Goods -Accordeon?, Violins, Guitars, Mandolins 01 PlaLttsmouth For sterling novelties Crablll has them. Gering & Co. sell Laxative Bromo Quinine. Elegant Christmas presents at Ger ing & CVs. Dr. V. H. Elster, Dentist, Water man Cluck. Sam'l Patterson, of Arapahoe, is here for a visit. Dolls or all kinds from lc to $10 00 at Artie Helps'. A full line of everything in linings at Wurl & Coffey's. All articles bought of Crabill are engraved free of charge. There is nothing like it. Continen al whiskey, at Ed Dunat's. Remember that Crabill has the nicest assortment of rings in town. Special discount of twenty per cent m Kodaks for Christmas at Gering & L'o's. Every man appreciates a box of cigars for Christmas. Get Otto Wurl's special brand. When looking for Christmas pres ents don't fail to visit Crabill's iewelery store. Nothing would be nicer or more ii. itruclive than a '-Kodak" for a Christ mas present. Gering & Co. sole agents. Cases 50c to $4.00 SANTA CLAUS has ARRIVED We ore determined to make our. store the shopping place for even a greater number of people than patronized us last year. Assortments are larger, display spice increased, stocks greater, and in every line the prices are uniformly lowest. Lehnhoff's Mi Brina the Children to see Get him a box of Otto Wur I s special Christmas cigars. Hon. J. M.Tatterson has returned home from his visit to Pennsylvania. If its watches you are looking for Crabill has them. Both solid and gold filled in all sizes. If you haven't tasted the Continen tal whiskey at Ed Donat's, you dout know what is good. Kodaks" from 80c up. and all guar anteed to make good pictures. Gering & Co. special agents. The nicest outing flannels in the city, only 10c a yard at Zuckweiler & Lulz's. south Sixth street. I lu. v.! purchasers for farms. I have acreage near town for sale and some for rent. It. It. Windham. Several thousand beautiful p'cture books, for children of all ages, from five cents up, at Artie Helps'. We carry a complete line of men's overalls, jacket, work shirts, sox, sus penders and underwear. Wurl & Cor fey. If you are looking for a bargain cal: at Zuckweiler & Lutz's and see then French flannels for 50c a yard, regulai p. ice ooc. laul Stiate, of Greenwood; was in town on Saturday, and while hen called at the Journal and renewed his s inscription. It V. Willems. of Mynard, was a cal er at the Journal oflice on Satur day, and renewed his subscription for another year. Dr. Rose's kidney and liver cure is guaranteed to cure all kidney and lier troubles or money lef uuded. Sold only by Gering & Co. Chas. S. Stone and O. A. Davis, of Murray, were in town on Monday even ing, and attended the performance at the Parmele theater. Otto Wurl is putting up a special brand of Christmas ciifars just the thing for appropriate and acceptable Christmas girts for gentlemen. Up to and including Dec. 25th Ger ing & Co. will sell you a "Kodak" at twenty per cent discount from cata logue price. Call for a catalogue. Pearlman'sdiscount sale thirty per cent off on all furniture during the holiday season is a genuine discount sale for the purpose of reducing stock. A marriage license was issued I y the county juoVe or Douglas county on Tuesday to Oswald Baier, aze and Mary A. B. Young, age 4S, of Nehawka. Sheriff Wheeler left for Lincoln on the early morning train on Tuesday, escorting Frank Work to the peniten tiary where lie will serve a four years' term for horse stealing. Cold weather will soon be here, so don't fail to get some of thecelebrated seal brand underwear for ladies ana children Sold only by Zuckweiler & Lutz, south Sixth street. In order to reJuce his large stock of furniture, Pearl man will give a dis count of thirty percent off present prices during the next three weeks, rhis is a bona fide discount sale. Before buying your stove call on Ebinger Hardware company. Thej carry the best line on earth, such as the Radiant Home Acorn base burn ers, Quick Meal and Acorn ranges and Round Oak soft coal stoves. Uncle Henry McMaken. the onh genuine ice king in this section of tin country, will commence his annual harvest on Monday, and says - that In can furnish em ploy m nt fur nfty men and teams, if he can get that many. The Missouri river has frozen ovei solidly during the cold weather of the past week On Saturday last Unch Chauncey Doty, of Bethlehem, and three companions crossed on the ici at a point just above the B. & M. bridge. Mrs. William Foxwell, whohasbeen visiting her daughter, Mis. Siatteiy at Chadron. Jfeb , returned a ftw days ago and is now awaiting the re turn of her husband. Wm Foxwell and daughter, Miss Jesse from Eng land. The latter are expected soon. Iron Toys 5c to $2 Wood and Tin Toys of Every Description 75c to $20 Beautiful line of the Toys China and Cut Class Beautiful Toilet Sets Christmas is Almost Here Don't Delay In selecting your Christmas Gifts L. D. BENNETT GROCER Has just received and is ready to show you an extensive lino of Beautiful Decorated Chinaware Of almost every description, and an assortment of CAMEO WARE And many oth-r nrthles suitable for Holiday Gifts nt prices rang ing from 5c and upwards. Also have the usual supply of CANDIES Mixed Nuts, Fruits. Etc. Have a nice line of candy at 8c per pound, and the best mixed nuts at 15j per pound. JgST Seltct your holiday gifts now, and have them reserved for delivery when wanted. Call and taste the twenty-one years old whiskey. Continental, at Ed Do nat's. There are no comparisons. Chris Koehnle has been employed until after Christmas to do nothing hut picture rraminir for the Sattler Furniture company. Our motto is -prompt work." A tine line of toys and holiday goods. l'lease rempmber that when you want to enjoy a really tirst class smoke you should call for the Acorn live cent ciyars. For sale by all first-class dealers Ptatc & fiajec-k, manufactu rers, corner of Main and Fifth streets, I'laitsinouth. Nebraska." The county Ixjard has been in session this week, and one of the matters re ceiving theiratt-ntion is the selection of a man to succeed the late 1$. J. Ilempel as custodian of the court house. A large numberof applications hive been filed, but thus far the ra -rubers of the beard have been un able to agree on any persons. During the past week County Judge Douglass has issued marriage licenses to tbe following parties: William Henry Lohncs. age 23. or Cedar Creek, and Carrie Gertrude Ahl. aire 19, of Louisville; August Mumm. aire 25. of McCook. and Alma Timm. aire 24, of I'lattsmouth: Joseph George Grebe, aire 20. and Louise Plartrer. aire 18, hothof Plattsmouth: William Henry Bates, aire 19. and Grace May Criss inan, age 16, botli of Plattsmouth. BCSt On Earth. One dollar per fancy box Of twenty- five I tuds cigars. Sixty cents per box or twelve X-mas cigars. .1. 1epperbero, Mfr. NehaLwkoc From the UeRlster. Some one out hunting one day lat week, irot a little too free with a gun and killed a nice young calf for II. G Strong. This is something too Jow f ir anyone with good sense to do. and the guilty party should be made to pay the pena ty. John Murdoch fell from the front of his wagon last Tuesdy and his side struck the wheel, inflicting a very nainful bruise. He thinks no bones were broken. Daniel Tromble. who left here about twenty years ago for the Jim River Valley, has sold out there lie was In town last Wednesday and says he will start ne'xt Monday for Connecticut to visit his wife's folks, and may conclude to lot ate in Nebraska. Miss Edna Tucker returned home last Wednesday from near Murray, where she has been attending on Mrs. Bayless, who has bad smallpox. The Missouri I'acific had a bridge crew here last week repairing tl.e bridges between here and Union. A. H. Weckbach & Co. DEALERS IK GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS All Orders Promptly Delivered. COAL. AMD WOOD , Call Telephone 54 Meple Grove Special Corresjxmlence. . Rev. Fred Spriegel was on the sic list last week. Quite a number of farmers are now bus cutting wood at this grove, whic will be partly cut down this winter Crede Harris has rented Levi Huste; hollz's farm lor next year. Ed Gansemeier left on Thursday for Gare county, where he will visit witl his uncle for a week. Will Puis and Phillip Ilild attended the Modern Woodmen meeting a Mynaid last Saturday night. Scott Norris is lure fiom Grand Island, and is visiting with relative t lis week. . Will Puis shelled hiscorn on Munda and delivered it to Wal er & I'itn.ai at Murray. lie received Gil cents pe bushel. Miss Anna Martin of Plattsmoutl visited with her sister, Mrs. Chark E.iyelkemeier on Sunday. Miss Mate Puis visited with Marie Spriegel on Monday. Will Wenke had the misfortune t mash his foot last week, and in con sequence will be laid up for repair fo a few weeks. There will te a duck match at Phil lipllild's tomorrow night, Satuiday December 21st Glen and Ida Boedeker were Platts mouth visitors on Monday. Discount Sale of Furniture. During the holiday season Pearlma will uive a discount of thirty ner cent from the present pricesofall fnrnitur in his lanre stock. This is n unusual opportunity to buy excellent Christ masgiftsat low prices. Tbisdiscoun sale is genuine, and is made for tl purpose of reducing stick. If yi want a rocker, set of dining room chairs or table, bed room suite, oi anything in the furniture line now i your opportunity to buy cheap. REPORT OF THE CONDITION or THE MURRAY STATE BANK Charter No. 57S Incorporated in the Slate of Nebrask at the close of business De cember 10, 11)01. HESOUKCES Loans and discounts S13.218 9' On riiriitls. hccun u anil un:e -ureu.. A C irrciit t-xpen-.es a. id taxes paid 0-1 I Lit ks ana other mli itinis 7.7i a i Cash , I.JU .31 Total ?2Mjl. LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in f 5.000 on Lnuit idtd pro.it-. Z) Individual Oepos.lt subject to i-iieck .H.4d..ili Hue lu statu anu private banks aiitl bankers 4'Ji 2 Total i-M.l.U, State of Nebraska i County ot Cs Is3 I. Chas. Stoni' cashier ul the above named hank, dosoleuinix swear that inealwvr statement I -.correct ami a true copy of I he r, pi.rt m.nle to the Stale UaiiKiii uourtl. tuib. . mo.v t, Casliier. Attest: .1. M. Slone. Director Chas. C. I'arinele. Kirector Subscribed ami sworu to before me this 17tl day of leceuiOer. U0i. .1. A- I'ollako. L?tal Notary I'ublk Sheriffs Sale. TD Y VIUTUE OF AN OKDEIt OF SALF J ' 1-suiil by Ueorjre F. Mou.-e worth, cle k or the tli-tri. t eourt within and lor Cits county. Nebra-ka. ainl to inc directed. I wli On the 6th day of January, A. O. 1902. At H :tm o'clock a. m. of said day. at the soutl door of the court house In the city of I Mutt mouth. In wild countv. sell at dliIhIi audi i to the highest bidder for cash, the following real estate. to-lt: rrartlonal hit firty-iiin (till in the south half of the southwest ouartt I (s of swi) of se tion eighteen (Is), town-hip twelve o-J. ranire iourten (i-o. in cass count .Nebraska, together Willi Hie privileges am appurtenances Hit reunto lH-loiiiri.i)f or in nnv wi-e K)px-rtHiulnf. '1 he same lu lu levien up in anil taken as the property or Otto los et al.. defemlant. to satl-fy a judgment ol said court recovered by 'I'he County of Cass. p.aiutiiT. axainsi -aiu ucieiinaui. riattsinoutli. Neb.. lec mlar.j. A. IX iroi w . i. Wheei.pk. Sheriff. Cass County. Nehra ka ny.i. u. JUnriJe. ix-paty .lesse L. Uoot. riaiutiil's Attorney. Sheriff s Sale. T3Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDEli OF SALF issued by Gerre F. Housewori li. clrk lor the out rut court within anil for !'-.. COJiity. Nebraska, and to me directed. I wil On the 24th day of Cccemtcr A. 0. 1901. At I :" o'clock a. m. of said dav. at the soutl door of the court house in the Citv of Piatt mouth, in said c unty. sell at uuhllc auctioi to the hlifhest bidder for ca-li. the following real estate, to-wit: Lot seven (). in block niiie('.t); lots one ) and two (J), in block six teen (Itl); lot one (1). lu-k eleven ill); lot tw (J), block eleven (I i); lot Ihr. e (;). block eleven H); lot four (-1). block eleven (H; lots one (l and two (-'). in block seven (). in Carter's ad dition to the city or t-cplti; water: lot seven (7) and eiirht (). In block three M. Park addition to the Cily of Weepinir Water, all in Cass ounty. .ei.ra.k:i. together wnli th privileges and appurtenances thereunto la ionuiutc or in any wise appertaining. I he samt lieiuic levied up m ami taken as the prop rt.i of John M. Caru ret al.. defendants. iosatt-f t a judgment of aaid court recovered by tin County of Cass, plaiuliif. against said de- lenaauis. Pialt-moulh. Neb.. Nov mlier 1 1. A. f. 15H1I W. I. W iikh.kk. Sheriff. Jesse L. Root. Plalntlii's Attorney. Sheriff's Sale. BY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS ORDER Ol sale issiie-d by (jeo. F. Housewortli. clerk of the dl-tri -t court uilliln and for Chs county. Nebraska, and to me directed. I wil On the 3ist day of December, A. D 1901. At II :00 o'clock a. m. of i-ald day. at the soutl dour of the court house In the city of Plxtts niotith. in said county, sell at public auclioi, to the hlithe-.t bidder for cash, the following real estate, to-wit: Fractional lots eiKhty- tive (a). elf?bty-six &). elxhiy-seven (o). ei;hiy-el)Clil tan), and eighty-nine ). in lot eleven (II. lu the southwest quartcrof.-e tion eighteen (Is), lu town twelve IJ . raiore four teen (14). in Cass county. Nebraska, toirethci with the priviieKes and appurtenances there unto ueloiiKlnK or in anywise upiHrtuiuinv The same In lug levied upon and taken a-. lti urooertv of urace O. Coneland el al.. defend ants, to satisfy a judgment of said court re eovcred by the County of Cass, plaintilt. aicabist raid defendants. l'lattsmoutii. iNto., .Novemoer zi. A. U. VJ I. W. It. BCkLK I. SherlfT Cass countv. Nebraska. ICv.l. I). Mt:liride. Uenulv. J. L. Root. Plaintiff's Attorney. Notice to Creditors. Statr or Nebraska i f Cash Coc.Nxr f . " In the matter of the estate of John Kautb. deceased : fO-OTICK IS HERRnY GIVEN THAT Till x creditors of said deceased will meet tin administrator of said estate. In-fore me. coun ty ludgn of Cass county. N braska. at the county court room in Plattsmouth. in said county, on 'he 27th day or January. A. It M -'. and on the 'th day of June. A. D. 'floa at ll:M o'chs k a. m. eaoh day. for the pur pise of presenting hclr claims for examina tion, adju-tment and allowance. Six months are allowed for the creditors of said deceased to present their claims, and one year for the administrator to settle said estate irom tlie2;th day of lecemla-r. I'.M. Witness my band and seal of said county court, at Plattmoutb. Nebraska, this 3d day Of De-ember, J. E. Imidolass. 9vU vtf uitt J udc. jvlo UQtip Styese That's a sign you often seo on country places, bin you will never see it on this store. WE WANT YOU TO HUNT Over tho entire town, then come here and you will dcci le that Our Drug Line is More Complete And our Prices Lower than can bo found Elsewhere. Greenwood From the News. Aaron Wright lias sold liis team, waron and farm implements to Wm. I towers, who will move to Oklahoma in the sprint'. Georire Cutler Is now putting up t he walls for his new opera house, and is piisliin the construction of the huild lim as rapidly as pissihle. He will probaMy adojt the new acetylene lights for the halls. David Teterson. a bachelor farmer with a brand new house, was looking about our village last Monday. Did not learn his business here but presume some one else did. Geonre Nicholas lost two fine colts, found dead in his corn field Wcdnt lay. Oiuse of death not known, un less it was eal inf ton much dry fodder without plenty of water. Call at Ed Donat's and try his twenty-one years old Continental whiskey. When it Comes to R.ead Fine Fvirniture There is no store in Cass County that compares with the immense stock of fine goods carried by the Sattler Furniture Company No Christmas Present so Nice A3 an elegant piece of furniture. Why not please your wife by getting si mething new and useful for Christmas. Examine and price our stock. Settler FvirniKire Company The Big Store on Sixth Street. Miscellaneous Several farmers livinu near Yutan, Xeh., have contracted to sell their oi ii t a Waterloo buyer for Trtc per 1 nshol. It is tvittom land corn of excellent quality. J. K. Hi ley. of Hattsmouth, was be fore the board of county commissioners last week, asking for a franchise to mild an electric car line through Sarpy county. Tapillian Times. Mel Hose Cream for chapped hand?. Sold by Gering & Co. While wa'kinn alongside a load of lers Sam Reed was almost instantly killed on Monday morning. The acci dent happened near the Wyant farm south of Glen wood. Heed was hauling the logs to Hood's saw mill, and was walking beside the wagon to keep warm. In some way the logs became oosened and rolled off the wagon on Reed, crushing the life out of him tlmost in an instant. Zuckweiler 111-113 South Sixth St. MEADQUARTi Christmas Giffos Christmas Ohrij A FINE L r r. . ire and Lamps Fancy Chinawr K i tor Very Suitable for Everything Good to Ea r S fWlowed or) (Jrourjds fo" it s 1 feV; Plaits. Thorns JS W. B. ELSTER, DENTIST. ofpice: Plattsmouth, Waterman Block Nebraska l. w ,'iil': II .wtiCiiCTfsfiedB 1 i bj Judges cr 0ua!!rv. iV.... ... Cold Medal M sold by F. G. EGENBERGER I'laf tsinuiit h. Nebraska DR. M. JENSEN VETERINARIAN The Only Graduate of VtU-rliiiiry Medicine In Cass County. Weeping Water, - - - Nebraska BUDS THE IDEAL Five Cent Cigar Delicious aromn Perfect burner Positively the best. No firt class r taller should be without BUDS CIGARS PEPPERBE RG Main Street, Plutlsinouth, Xeb. f A Lutz' mouth. Neb. PI" FOR Trees mas Candies EIVED IXE OF hristmas Presents. Your Christmas Dinner. 9 " r "1