Mauzy
& Murph y
Cut Glass, Fancy Im
ported China, Novelties
Dolls,Toys, Albums,
Purses, Pocket Books,
Toilet Cases, Musical
Goods, Graphophones.
$45 Graphophone
Given Away!
Look for the Big Sign!
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Holiday Presents!
lon'f r.iii lnM M.:ir s;cial att tact ions in
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware,
Novelties, &c,
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wr holiday I in" is as
1I I- as it is fresh ami Mi
ni rable. 1 1. contairisa great
a ri. t y .ils .iinl appro
pi ia! prt's iit s fur evcry
I tody's iici-eSs.
A FEW
WATCHES ;v';';;S-
fur tin' holiday trade ;i
beaut il'ul lii.col aiiii's'ami
t'fiit Iimim'H's watches. Call
am I si-r t h-iii.
A ( 'oiiiplet c Line of 117
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SILYERWARE.
King. i:ron ln-s, ( haius. I'ohs, Lockets. St irk I'ins. ( 'uff Muttons
Urarrlfls.Jrvvrl I loxs. I'oii 1 1 1 a in I Vns, Carving Sets, Man
I ! t 'locks, Sterling ocllics, Iiccorated Pottery.
A I i it- .select ii til of
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I tiamoiids, Cluster, Plain and I'.ngraved.
J. W. Crabill
JEWELER,
Pin ttsmotith.
See Miss I looping for terms for danc
hiu' lessons.
bailey Manning was lu re fiom Ne-
liavka Saturday.
A1EL-H0SE Cream 25c, br rl.apprd
hands. hi ing .V: .
( 'olloids (-') cure a n.ld in one day
or money refunded. 4 ri ri iV .'(.
.Mi.-N.s Iiui a Schall, who has heen very
i. I for several days, we are pN-aseii to
s! at e, is im proving some ;it t his writ ing.
Makes a .similat ion peifcct healthy
blood, linn muscles, .strong nerves,
ijuickens t he hrain. makes and keeps
oii well. otcat Medieine, Korky
Mountain Tea. Bering Co.
A. S. Will shipped two car-loads "f
horses to Memphis, Tenn., Saturday
night. Mr. Will accompanied them,
ami will endeavor to dispose of them
in that city. He expects to return
via Liberty. Oklahoma, to visit a few
davs with his hrother, S. II. Will, liv
ing near t hat place.
The gun which Mr. M. K line thought
was stolen from his wagon last week
has heen reenved. Dan Pice? found it
in the road, near Judge Chapman's
residence, a few hours after it was
missed from the wagon, so he claims.
Mr. Mice delivered the gun to Sheriff
Mcl'ride Tuesday, who left the same
at thisolliee. Mr. K line called yester
day, paid t he live dollars reward, and
was :1. ad to tret it: yet he is linn in
t he helief that tic (.'tin was stolen from
the wagon, and that the thief got
scared and threw it away, where it was
picked up.
Window (Jlass. ail si.es, Icring ( a.
S, :;n, and gallon sugar kettles at
John Panel's. j
I nLL-HU5Ltrcam C.ioi cu.ippcu
hands. bi ing Co.
MEL-I10SE Cream 25c, for chap
ped hands. (Jeiing Co.
Christ mas one week from tomorrow.
Have you secured that Turkey yet?
1 1 is a saving of nearly per cent,
to hiiy your stationery of (.'ering &. ("o.
Charles Thompson will hereafter
read the .Journal. I le orders it sent to
him at. Springfield, Neh.
Craceful motion, gentle speech and
courteous manners, acquired in youth,
w ill exert a salutary inlluence through
a w hole life time.
Physiologists have for many years
regarded dancing as one of the the lin
es! of gymnastic exercises, and declare
it to he superior to all others in its
henelicial cfTcd up(n carriage and
manner.
When the afternoon passenger train
from the cast arrived at the station
yesterday, a passenger poked his head
out of the window, and lanciny up
Main st reet. he hehehl all those hanners
across t he sidewalks, lie asked acit
ienst a tiding on the depot platform the
occasion for all these decorations.
'li," replied the watf. 'Piattsmouth
is only holding its annual mid-winter
street fai r - that's all." The passenger
drew his head hack in, let the window
down, apparently well satislied that
it was no joke.
Clans shears and razors at .!-hn
Panel's.
It warms the heart like sun.shine,
cheers the soul like ancient, w ine.i . s
hopes for t'ne future, !! Is ciM t'.e
past. That's what Pocky Moi:i.; a in
Tea does. cents. ierin:: ' ' ".
'Christmas cone-s 1ml once a j v."
Peine m he r t he r w ho a : e i; n;i ' ! to
provide even a suitah'.e meal ior that
day. Prepare something for them i u
this day. Tlie chihircii of such fami
lies will rememher suc'.i Kindt. est lone
after they have mow i! In wor.ianho'd
and manhood.
Harry Slogan was put in I he -co.-! ! "
I 'riday on t he chai ure of tii .I'lkeuin
He was taken hef. ,re .Pide .rrher
Saturd.iy and lined one t! i ;:r and
costs. He didn't have o.;t one uml.ir,
hut Hie .lu.le look t i.at :.i:d I t. I.im
ro. Kvidently tiie .lud.;e h.-li. v.s if
you can't j.yct all that"s co,iii:!'r. ct
what you can.
Dr. J. A. M"eh ii:, a Lrra iuale ol I
S. S. Colleee of )steopal hy. ha.-, n at iy
f ui'liisheil ol'iice roo.us o;i-r M;.i;.' 0
Murphy's hook si ore, wliei-e he wiil he
pleased to explain t ! m !': I s of o-it eop
athy in the treatment of diseases and
chronic aih:i'til ; t '..'a- ;.-op!e .;'
Plat t smout h and . i.-ini t . ).-.) cop.- -1 iiy
has achieved mark-d mh-.-w, in ma:;y
of t he chi'on it- ai I ments : le-rc a! I o! h r
method-have t :i 1 1 -1 to car.-. Who
ever may he you r ai ! aiet! ! , ca Ii an i c 'ii
sult the )steopal h. Con i'.iltal ion I rc .
Also, osteopathic literat :ife free.
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Mirrors!
Hand and Triplicate
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Ma.Iro, Kivt h licvKl Plate Glass.
A More Suitable Xmas Presrrit
Y on could not buy. All prices at
1 F. G. FRICKE & CO.,
PHARMISTS.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Dr. Marshall, dentist, I'iterald
l.l.nk.
I'ather P.radiey wasa Lincoln visitor
y est erday.
Smoke Hie Willi Pros.' celehrated
'(Jut IIm1" cigars.
I'ather Pradley returned last I'riday
from a hrief sojourn in Denver.
A full line of Plair's famous writ inu
t al-Iets at Cel ine .'v Co"s. I'rom " to
J", cents.
I f you are a jiiiL'e of a irood smoke,
try the "Acorns" ." cent ciar and you
will smoke no ot her.
Pianoson monthly pay ments of "..co
and up per month. See A. .1. .tackson.
at strei jht St rei-ht's.
P. PMrso;i. cair new merchant, is
li'unsclf a.'ain. after several days c n
tinement to his rom w il! illness.
dp. i. a. Mi:i:iiA.. sti:opatii
4 Ulice over Mauy Murphy's Unik
store, MainSt., hetween 4th and.'.th.
A rnarri lire permit was granted yes-ti-nlay
to Jack P. Howard, aired -I. ami
Miss Mattie Peiar. aed eighteen, lxth
of this city.
Mr. Orlando Niday. of Murray, and
Miss lUssie Coealill. of I'nion. were
utiited in the holy hondsof mat riinotiy
hy .ludre I iiir!ass yesterday.
W. P. Oaks, the popular cashier of
the Silver City Iowa) Pank. wasin the
city en husinessTuoday. andofcoine
was a caller at Journal headquarters.
Pilly is an old friend of the Journal
family and cotiseipieritly we are always
happy to meet him.
Pert Painter, of Nehawka. claims to
have discovered perpet u il motion. He
has invenied a marhin. which has run
seven weeks without stopping, and
without any apparent loss of energy.
He is haviiikf im del madeon which he
la pes to secure a patent.
Well, huy
tasty and
lei iiiir
Do y on smoke ''Puds?"
them at Cerintr C'o.'s.
We have many heautiful
dainty Christmas presents.
Co.
Miss Clara Street returned yester
day from a hrief visit with friends in
Ped ak, Iowa.
F. M. Ynuntr and wife, of I'nion,
were Piattsmouth ii tors yesterday.
L. '. Todd and wife, of near Ne
hawka, were in the county seat Christ
mas shopping yesterday.
A tnarriar license was issued Tues
day to Frederick W. Packnieyer, ajred
twenty-four, of M unlock. and Miss Ida
L. ;urr, aired twenty-one. of South
Pend.
The Woman's club wiil entertain
ed at the home of the president, Mrs.
L. A. Moore, on Saturday, the l'.'lh.
Mrs. P. O. Fellows, of Pelle Fourche,
S. D.. beitiLT the jruest of honor.
Otto Wurl departed yesterday on a
business tour toireemvood, Havelock,
Lincoln and other points. The Wurl
Pros, have built up a lartre ciirar trade,
and it has all been done by kind treat
ment to their customers and manufac
turin good fronds.
Lieut. Pobert K. Poyer, of the 1. S.
Infantry, en route to join his company
in California, was the truest of Mr. and
Mrs. Ceo. K. Dovey over Sunday, ar
riviiiLT in the city Saturday morninr.
Lieutenant Poyer departed .Monday for
his destination, and was accompanied
as far as Omaha hy Mrs Dovey and
daughter. Miss F.tliel.
Mrs. Mahala Kintr, formerly a resi
dent of this county, recently died at
the home of her trrand-dauhter in P:i
venna. Neb. Mrs. Kim; was about s2
! years of aire, and was ainontr the tirst
; settlers of Cass county iiaviujr settled
j in the vicinity of where Weepinr Wat
er now stands in 1.)7. S!io was buried
at the above-named place.
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Christmas
Presents!
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IF IT COMES FROM
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WE HAVE THE USEFUL AS WELL AS THE ORNAMENTAL.
Kanov (ioxl
and
Novelties
f all Kinds.
Here are a Few Pointers:
A Nice Ruo;,
I
A Pair of Blankets,
A Gold or Silver Mounted Umbrella,
A Pair Lace or Tapestry Curtains,
A Pair of Oueen Ouality Shoes,
A Table Cloth and Napkins.
Chinaware Special!
We have a special importation of these goods. A very high grade line, at
way down low prices at just about half what it is usually sold.
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Don't fort that we tl tQ F C H 1 Bi S
have the largest line of w
at the verv lowest prices. Hemstitched, Kmbroidered and Initials, from 2c
to 2.0Q. '
If You Don't Know Yfhat to Buy for Xmas Present, Juse Come end See Us.
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Farmers please take notice!
We make all our candies, and have the very hest line in the
city. Iie us your Christ mas t rade and you w ill le sure to jret
the purest candies made, at a price fully as low as they ak for eld
and inferior oods. We have Mme very line lnes of Christmas
candies, i :ir l"c mixed candies are better than those ordinarily
sold f"r I V ter j i und. All kinds of r.uts. fruit and tree orna
ments. ll'c nnike st'L i rates A church and school
garlics.
CANDY-MAKERS,
oor to P. O. Piattsmouth, Neb.
AEL-R0SE Cream for chapped
hands, 'J."c. Geriiifr& Co.
Miss Mathilda Vallery returned Sat
urday from a visit to York. Neh.
Dr. Frank L. Cummins, dentist.
Oilice with Dr. E. D. Cummins.
Carl Kunsman returned Friday ev
ening from a visit to At wood kc Xew-
I ell's ranch, near Marquette. Neh,
where he purchased two car loads of
tine cattle, which will he used for beef
in the meat market.
Will Iiutler and Emons Richcy re
turned Friday from Arapahoe, Neb.,
where they assisted in a home-talent
entertainment of the theatrical order.
They report a frood time and a success
ful performance.
A faded out. care-worn woman of 40
with a spruce up-to-date husband
should take Eocky Mountain Tea.
I5rinrs back the youthful, girlish beau
ty. Keeps the old man from going" to
the lodge. cents, (iering & Co.
Miss Olga Ilajek entertained the
members of the Presbyterian choir
at her home on South Sixth street Fri
day evening last. The evening was
spent in a most enjoyable manner, de
licious refreshments were served, and
all voted Miss Olga a most delightful
entertainer.
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Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Digests all classes of food, tones and
strengthens the stomach and digestive
organs. Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Stomach Troubles, and makes rich, red
bli.od. health and strength. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure rebuilds wornout tis
sues, purities, strengthens and sweet
ens the stomach, tlov. (L W. Atkin
son, of W. Va., says: "1 have used a
number of bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure and have found it to be a very
effective and, indeed, a powerful rem
edy for stomach ailments. I recom
mend it to my friends. Scld by F. G.
Frk-ke & Co.
Enterprise sausage grinders and
stulTers at John Dauer's.
A complete line of imported enamel
led ware at John Dauer.
MEL-ROSE Cream 25c, for chap
ped hands, (lering & Co.
Galvanived iron and cast tank heat
ers at lowest prices at John Pauers.
Louis Dose is another applicant for
the Journal this week. It seems like
they all want it the Journal we mean.
J. II. Tames, coming to the conclu
sion that it was impossible to keep
house any longer without the Journal,
called last week and enrolled his name
for the great moral and religious
weekly.
Mrs. I. Pearlman entertained about
twenty lady friends on Friday after
noon last at a card party. Miss Mina
Herald assisted Miss Ida Pearlman in
serving refreshments. A most enjoy
able afternoon was spent and the
guests were high in their estimations
of Mrs. Pearlman as an entertainer.
M. P. Meisinger called Saturday and
renewed his faith in the Journal for
another year. We were pleased to
learn that Mr. Meisinger contemplates
remaining in Cass county for another
year and will rent a farm. He dii in
tend to remove to the farm he recent
ly purchased in Frontier county. It is
hard to give up old Cass.
Commissioners J. 1'. Falter and W.
II. Panning and county clerk Tyson,
returned from Grand Island last
Thursday, where they attended the
state meeting of commissioners and
supervisors. Mr. Falter wasappointed
a member of the executive committee.
All three gentlemen speak in the high
est terms of their treatment while in
the city of Grand Island.
Gne Hundred Dollars a Box
is the value IL A. Tisdale, Summer
ton, S. C, places on De Witt's Hazel
Salve. lie says: "I had the piles for
20 years. I tried many doctors and
medicines, but all failed except De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It cured
nie.;' It is a combination of the heal
ing properties of "Witch Hazel with
antiseptics arid emollients: relieves
and permanently cures blind, bleed
ing, itching and protruding piles. sores,
cuts, bruises, eczema, salt rheum, and
all skin diseases. Sold by F. ('. Fricke
& Co.
Good for Children.
The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives imme
diate relief in all cases of Cou.'h, Croup
and LaGrippe because it does not pas
immediately into the stomach, but
takes effect right at the si at i f the
trouble. It draws out the inllumma
tion, heals and soothes and cures per
manently by enabling the lungs to
contribute pure life-giving and life
sustaining oxygen to the blood and tis
sues. Dr. Armstrong of Delia. Tex.,
prescribes it daily and says there is no
better cough remedy made. Sold by
F. G. Fricke & Co.
Christmas Dance.
The young pentlemen of the citv will
give a dance at Coates' hall Christmas
night. Consult Miss Hoppings for particulars.
A Bad
- v-s. r
th
A baa breath mer.ns a bsd
stomach, a bad digestion, a
bad liver. Ayer's Pills are
liver pills. They cure con
stipation, biliousness, dys
pepsia, sick headache.
25c. ATI drurststs.
W.uit vour m"s?.irlif or beard a beautiful
brown or rich black? Tl:en w-c
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEWHer
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ITS GOOD!
This hohls jood in Mens and
Hoys' Suits, Suits and Gent's
Furnishings.
Call and
quality
prices am
vinevd.
Wm.
Wat e rtn
Joe
Klein's
Old
Stand .
6ff "Cfiurcf.iri"
examine T
floods and A
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15he CAR.EFUL MAN
is Always Veil Attaired.
Tiie careful man sees to it that we
do histailoring. for we are careful of
the careful man. Ask any business
man as to the impression good clot hes
make. Ask any business in Omaha as
to t he impression our tailoring makes.
Fall styles now ready,
Suits $20 to $40 Trousers $6 to $10
OPEN EVENINGS. 1.1 1.1 f.irnani St..
OMAHA. NK11.
or Santa
Caus
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Hall's Cash Store
with Candies and Nuts.
Candies, per pound 10, 15, 20, 25 and 50c
Xuts, per pound 5, 14, 18 and 20c
Honey, per cake 15c
Cranberries, two rpiarts 25c
Sup; uar, 20 pou nds for S1.00
Try our Panyan Buckwheat ilour, 10 pound sack 45c
Do You Want an Up-to
Date
lew Inter Suit?
If you are contemplating ettin one call
on the old reliable tailor
Frank McEIroy,
examine his fine samples and leave your or
der in time, and he will do the the Vest.
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