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Legal Notice.
tit IM-.I rl-t f :tmrt if ' County. . tlr:isksi.
KulW- Johii-wni. I'litlnt Iff.
lltiry y. IU-l-l-r. Tl'l'rf.
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IbM-kckt-r. t hI. '
T(w nlittvf ii.irii l iiii-r-sll-iiiH. l'f-iil:tiit
will liikf not !-. I hat on t ! M ilny .l.iniiiiry.
1'K. Kat I' .l lmxn. plaint Iff. It Iff I tier ix-tltlon
In tli' ilKt rl l riHirl of CatH ron my. Si-hra-.-kik.
Htrulnit miI'I l r il;t nt tli- olli-t mimI
prayi r of wlili-li ari. that Hit- itlalntlff In- il
i larl aii'l li-'ri''l lulu- lh- lawfully mlipi-l
i-hllil of 'I 'licotlori llo-il-kiT. ami as
m li to Inln-rlt. hi a lilll ami ln lr of nalil l
i'r'l. In hoi i tti half of the u tilth wist iiuartcr
of iM-i'tlon H-nty-Hl Oil ; lh- northwest iiiar
ter hikI the northwest iiuarter of Ms-tlon thirty-live;
CO the northeast iiiart-r of the
northeast iiuarter of nal'l ss-tloii thlrty-Hve;
ami the MMilhi-ast iiiarter of the north
west iiarterof sahl s--tloii llilrt y-ll ve. CCtlall
In township twelvi-. I Til ranife elc veil. 1 1 1 1 east
of the Hlh I. M.. In fun eoiinty. Nehraska;
ami also Inherit us sul.l ehlhl ami heir any
other pro-rty if sall il-i-ea--l.
Von are reiiilrel lit answer sall H-tltl-ii on
or l fire the .'tl.li ilay of .In ne. :m.
Katie Johnson.
ISy T. .1. Nul.x. Attorney.
Legal Notice.
Tlie fiate of Nehraska. In Ilslrl t Court for
Cass County :
.1.
lilt Nli'holas
I'lalntltr.
Not Ire to the un
known heirs ami
devises of William
W. Conner Jiml
Nanry Conner.hiis
haii'l ami wife aii'l
oorife lluMi.iril,
non n-slili-nt.
vs
Ja- ol. I. K.l'tir. the
unknown heirs ami
ilevlses of llliani
V. Ciitimr ami
Nany Conner.lius
liaiiil ami wife, aii'l
(ieorKe II ulihanl.
lion-r-sii-iit, I
fcmlunts.
To the ilefenilants. the unknown lieirn and
lerls-sof William W. Conner ami Nanry Con
ner. Iiushaml ami wife, ami to lieorne 1 1 ule
liaril. non-reslilent. ilefemlant.
Vou anil eiwli of you are hereby notified
that iiion the th lay of April. A. I.. IWia.
John Nlrhola lU-rk. an plaintiff, filed his pe
tition In the illstrl'-t court for the crounty of
Cass anil statu of Nehraska. air:ilnst you ami
asralnst Jaroh I. Falter. a defendants, the
ohieetand prayer of which are:
Tocanrcl of riord a certain mortiraire. exe
cuted and delivered t said (Jeorire lluhhard
by said William W. (onnersnd Nancy Con
ner, husband and wife, upon lot six (fl) In
northwest iiurterof southeast iU.trter of sec
tion sit. ( township twelve. (12) ranjre thir
teen (13) of the county of Cass and state of
Nebraska, and recorded In the Register of
Heed's office for said county In Hook "K" of
mortitaires at paired!; also, tocancel of ns-ord
a certain alleired warranty deed to said prem
ises, executed and delivered to defendant.
Jacob I. Kalter. bv one John Kriedrlch and
ris-orded In said office of Register ff IH'edsfor
said county In IH ed Record 4:1 at paite l; al
so, to foreclose a certain mortKajfe upon said
premises, executed and delivered to said
tilalntlff. John Nicholas Heck, by said John
"rled rich, on January .. 17. which rnort
aife w:is recorded In said Register of Ih-ed's
office in ItooW 1 of mortmain's at paire 3!H.
which said tnortiraire was (riven to secure pay
ment of three hundred and twenty-five (?3S
dollars and riifht per cent Interest thereon
from said January IV.C. and upon which
there Is now due and unpaid the sum of two
hundred and lift y dollars and Interest
thereon at elitht iM-r cent per annum, payable
siml-annuall y ; also, toipilet title In plaintiff
to said premises ami to lr all claim, title
ami unity therein as to the unknown heirs
and devises of said William W. Conner and
Nancy Conner, husband and wife, as to said
iieorie Hubbard and as to said J.icob I. Fal
ter, his heirs, executors, administrators, as
signs, grantees and all persons claiming title
to said premise in. by ami through him: also,
a ihs-ree for the possession of said premises In
plaintiff.
Vou and each of you are rciilr-d to answer
said iietlt Ion on or lie fore Monday. June VMt.
!.: John Nii imiu Uh'k.
Hash. S. RtM-ry. H.ilntitT.
Attorney f..r I'lalntltT.
t First publication May 4th. !!.".
Legal Notice.
In the IHstrlct Court. Cass ( oiinty. Nebraska.
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fer
Theodore It. Hrush.
riainttff.
vs
Mrs. An-'ti't'i X. Cut
ter, formerly Mr-.
.ii'.'uta A. Itru-h.
Margaret V.. Ie:i:i.
:i'i:is l.i'.bie HTin.
Orvil l :in. A !!'
F.. Miller. Fills Mil
ler. Wil!i:im II.
I'.rush. Charles C.
I trii-li Fthel li. Mc
Cladin. a minor un
der the :ti- of t
years, ami r.cssie
A McClatliit. a '
n 1 1 nor u'idt r the 1
lure of It years. I H I
fi-mlan's. J
The defendants. Margaret F. I lean, alias
l.lbt.le iH in. i rvll Ih-an. Charles C. Brush,
fthel II. MrClatlin. a minor under the age of
rears and Mrs Augusta A. t uner. lormcr-
At ....... A IOiiKli fion-residenf lle-
i-mlaiits. will take notice that on the 2nd day
t . i -'i-fc I. It Itviihh tllil Ids rwt i-
tlon in the district court of Cass county. Ne
braska, against Mrs. Augusta A. Cutter, for
merly Mrs. Augusta A. Itrush. Margaret h.
Iean alias l.lbl.te iean rvil lean. Alii-e r
Miller Fills Miller. W illiam II. Hrush. Char
les C. Hrush. Fthel It. McCiatlin. a minor tin
der the age of 1 4 years and llessie A. McCia
tlin. a minor under the age of 14 years, the ob
ject and prayer of which petition are to parti
tion et ween the parties to said suit the fol
lowing lescrlted real estate, to-wlt: The west
one-half iw. H of the southwest one quarter
(s. w. bisection eleven. (HI township ten. (10)
range eleven. ill ea-t of the tth l. M. and the
north one-half in. 'i of the southeast one
iiuarter (s. e. V of section ten. (! township
ten. (I.) range eleven. (1 1) east of the Kth 1. M.
all In Cass county. Nebraska, and lots one (1)
ami two (2 In block "A" Adams atldltion to
the city of Weeping Water. Nebraska, or if
said premises cannot be equitable divided be
tween the parlies that the same may be sold,
and that after deducting the costs and ex
penses of partition that the proceeds may be
divided between the parties entitled thereto,
according to their respective rights and Inter
ests In said real estate.
Von are required to answer said petition on
or before Monday the 1-th day of June. 1W5.
Thk.oimike H. Hkcsh.
Hy his Attorney. II. I. Tkavis.
Hot Weather Piles.
Persons afflicted with piles should be
careful at this season of the year. Hot
weather and bad drinking water con
tribute to the conditions which make
piles more painful and dangerous. De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve stops the
pain, draws out the soreness and cures.
Get the genuine, bearinsr the name of
E. C. DeWitt 8c Co. Sold hy F. fi.
Fricke & Co. and derin & Co.
A. H. S. -vs P. H. S.
On last Saturday the Flattsmouth
hipli school team met defeat at the
hands of the Ashland hih sch'ol
team in that city by a score of 4 to 1.
Although they were defeated they are
proud of the score and the way the
Ashland team treated them while they
were there. They stopped for dinner
at a swell restaurant and were other
wise royally entertained and "Quack"
Loyd succeeded in petting rid of two
pieces of pie besides the big dinner
which he ate.
Richer 'fanned" the first five men
up to bat; Morgan made the only score;
Man did exceedingly well at bat; Fitz
gerald hurt his hand which caused him
to over throw first twice, letting Ash
land make two scores. Besides this
the game was erroless.
Ea.gle
From the lieacon.
Thre are a few in this community
that have corn planted.
The little child of Mr. and Mis. II.
K. Smith is very sick with fever.
(Sroiind has been broken on the lot
just east of the lank for VA Williams'
new residence.
Mrs. Jam es Snoke went to Lincoln
last Saturday to remain for several
weeks and take treatment at the
Sanitarium.
Mrs Finke ana son who have been
visiting among relatives here for the
past four or five months left last Sat
urday for their home in Winconsin.
Mrs. Finke Is a niece of Mrs. C. Wet
tenkamp. Sr.
L. Canlield of Itennet, arrived In
town yesterday morning from Albu
qiiertie, N M., were he had been help
ing take care of Charlie Michael who
has been very sick with typhoid fever.
He said that when lie left there Tues
day niirht, Charlie was much better
and on a fair road to recovery.
James Burdiek of DeSmet. So. Da
kota, who has been at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, taking treatment for
rheumatism during the past four or
five months, arrived here Tuesday on
his way home. He says he is much
better than when he went there which
his friends here will be glad to learn.
Last Friday Mrs. Ed Carr met with
a very painful accident. While run
ning a washing machine she got her
right hand caught in the cogs and was
notable to get it out. As there was
no one else about the house at the ti me
she had to wait in that condition un
til she could see someone passing and
call for help. About a half hour later
Jas. Snoke happened to be passing and
she called him in, but he could not get
her hand out and went to the field for
Mr. Carr. Dr. Jester wascalled todress
the hand and found the flesh on the
first finger badly lacerated and torn
from the bone. The bone was not
broken and the finger can be saved,
but will likely be left stiff in the first
joint.
Saved by Dynamite.
Sometimes a flaming city is saved by
dynamiting a space that the fire can't
cross. Sometimes a cough hangs on so
long you feel as if nothing but dyna
mite would cure it. Z. T. Gray of Cal
houn, Ga., writes: "My wife had a
very aggravated couph which kept her
awake nights. Two physicians could
not help her, so she took Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, which eased her
cough, gave her sleep and finally cured
her." Strictly scientific cure for bron
chitis and la grippe. At F. G. Fricke
S: Co.'s driii: store; price ."0c and 1 00:
w'uaranteeri. Trial bottle free.
Mynard
Special Correspondence.
Ernest Carroll and Nellie Creamer
of Murray, spent Sunday with Miss
Elsie Stokes.
Miss Harriette Murray attended the
play, "A Trip to Egypt," Saturday
evening.
Miss Lizzie Wheeler of Plattsmouth,
visited with Miss Manota Friday
niirht.
Misses Ethel and Tcreca Marler vis
ited w ith their grandparents Sunday.
John Sneed of Lincoln, and Miss
Lulu Leek of Tlattsmouth, visited a
short time Tuesday evening ac the
home of J. II. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Porter were
county seat visitors Monday morning.
Peter Perry was a Plattsmouth vis
itor Tuesday.
Mrs. A. L. Cox and daughter, Ha
zel, and Mrs. Harriette Kiser, visited
with the latter's son, Dan Kiser, Sun
day afternoon.
It seems "Central" has a new beau
to her string as our Mynard operator
was down to see her not long ago.
The members of the T. C. L. society
are preparing for another program to
be given Friday evening. May 12. This
will be the last program given until
fall.
One young man in our vicinity had
quite an accident last Sunday evening.
His horse became unmanageable and
overturned the buggy. Horse and
buggy were lying flat on their sides,
but nothing serious was the result.
Warning.
You cannot have good health unless
your kidneys are sound, for the kidneys
filter the blood of impurities which
otherwise act as irritating poisons and
break down the delicate organs of the
body and cause serious trouble. If you
have kidney or bladder trouble and do
not use Foley's Kidney Cure, you will
have only yourself to blame for results,
as it positively cures all forms of kid
ney and bladder diseases. F. G. Fricke
& Co.
MaLple Grove
Special Correspondence.
Mr. Will and Louie Puis made a
business trip to Plattsmouth last Fri
day. Carpenters have finished the new
barn for George Ilild, which is a dandy
and a good sised one, 0x38 feet.
There will be quite a number of new
telephones put In here la the near fa-
Acer's
If your blood is thin and im
pure, you are miserable all the
time. It is pure, rich blood
that invigorates, strengthens,
refreshes. You certainly know
Sarsaparilla
the medicine that brings good
health to the home, the only
medicine tested and tried for
60 years. A doctor's medicine.
" I nmn utj Mm. without ifimt.t. to Airr'
8rprilU. It I tint mint wilder fill iik-iII-rlna
in tli wot hi for iiHrviiinuies. Mv cure la
feriimneiit. tool I rnnot tlmiik vou enoiiL'li."
Ml:. OKI. I a .McWki.1., NewHrk.N. J.
f I 00 a tmttlft.
All drui--.-lI.
- for
J. f. A V KH 'o..
Poor Health
IM7K KrC3l3fBIC 337,
J
Laxative doses of Ayer's Hilis encn
night greatly aid the Sar3par:tlc.
ture; as soon as the posts arrive, then
the work will commence
Mr. and Mrs. George Ilild gave a
dance in their new barn Saturday
night which was largely attended and
a good time was had by all.
Mr. Herman Gansemer purchased a
fine top buggy last week which is a
dandy. Now he can make the dust
y.
Quite a number of relatives were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Ilild Sun
day to attend thechristianing of their
baby boy.
Jake Ilild delivered hogs to Murray
market last Friday for which he re
ceived 5c per pound.
Corn planting is now in full force in
this locality from early in the morn
ing till late at night.
An Interesting Event.
The Plattsmouth Turnverein is ar
ranging for a big exhibition at the
Parmele theatre, Wednesday night,
May 17. Many new features will be
introduced in the way of drills. It is
to be the finest exhibition of gymnas
tics ever produced in this city. Dumb
bell and wand drill, reed exercises, in
connection with fancy steps by the
ladies' class, will beat anything ever
put on in this opera house. Then the
turning on the horizontal bar, side
and vaulting horse, gymnastic games
and pyramids. Several special num
bers will include baton-juggling by E.
A. Brodie; and in the musical line, a
solo by II. W. White and a flute solo
by Chas. Winn, of the Iowa Stat
band. The exhibition will prove
worthy of the attendance of a large
audience, and not only this, but it is a
home affair and should receive the
support of the amusement loving peo
ple of Plattsmouth and vicinity. Pro
gram will follow later.
After Fourteen Years.
About fourteen years ago, while en
gaged in doing the family washing,
Mrs. I. S. Wooster's hand came in con
tact with a pin, which caused a slight
rlesh wound near the second joint of
the thumb It was not known until
a few days ago that a piece of the pin
still remained in the thumb, and fear
ing the consequences of blood poison
ing, the patient was advised to go to a
hospital in Omaha and have the pin
remvoed which was successfully ac
complished. Although the many
years that have elapsed, it looks very
strange that Mrs. Wooster has never
experienced any pain in the thumb
until this spring.
FOR SALS:
Acrage Tracts for Sale!
25 acres, well improved, 18 acres un
der cultivation, fine orchard, 6
room house, good barn, wind mill
and other improvements, less
than one mile from the postoffice.
14 acres on South Chicago Ave.,
fenced but no other improve
ments. One 20 acre and one 10 acre im
proved tracts, and less than one
mile from the postoffice.
Six tracts of land with from three
to six acres in each.
An 80 acre farm in Liberty precinct
at StiO.OO per acre. For particu
lars address the undersigned.'
Bargains if Taken Soon!
One lot with -a 6 room house, $ 350
An 8 room house with 1 lot, 600
A good 6 room house with 8
lots 850
One 5 room house with lot. . . 400
A cottage and two lots, nice
location 600
A good 8 room house with 1
acre of ground, with fruit,
price "50
R.
B. WINDHAM
A 6 E N T
PLATTSMOUTH, - NEBRASKA
NEW BURLINGTON BULLITIII.
Attractive Summer Tours From Which You
Can Take Your Choice.
Join the Increasing throng of Ameri
cans w ho are commencing to reali.t
the common-sense in getting some
pleasure out of life.
To Denver, Colorado Springs, Kcky
Mouutains and Salt Lake. Very low
excursion rates daily from June 1; still
lower rates for the great Kpworth
League convention, I driver's the first
week in July; long return limits
To California, Portland exposition
and Puget Sound cities. Frequent low
excursion rates from May 1, less than
half rates, all summer limits. Make
that lonir deferred tour of California.
Portland ana Puget Sound this sum
mer.
To Eastern Hesorts. Commencing
June 1, daily summer touri.tt rates to
Chicago, Wisconsin, Minnesota, tin
lake region, Canada and New Eng
land Coast: you will find some kind of
alow summer rate available for your
visit back east. Watch for tlie addi
tional special rates for the big eastern
conventions.
The Hlack Hills and llig Horn l'.asin
country. Commencing June 1, daily
excursion rates to Hot Springs, Dead
wood, Hlack Hills and Cody, Wyo., in
the Hig Horn Uasin country; magni
ficent shooting and trout fishing, com
fortable inns and camping places along
the new scenic route through the park
timter reserve west of Cody.
Consult witli the nearest Burlington
ticket agent. W. L. Pickktt, Agent.
L. W. Wakklev, G. P. A., Omaha.
Mother Saved By Children.
Mrs. Theresa Kromar of Manitowoc,
Wis., explained to us what her chil
dren have done for her. "I am an old
lady," she said. "The years have ta
ken all strength from me and I was
prepared for the end of my days. Then
my children brought me Triner's Am
erican Elixir of Bitter Wine which in
deed worked like a miracle. Although
I took it in small doses only, I noticed
howquickly I was gaining in strength;
my appetite returned and my whole
body was refreshed and strengthened.
I would not be now without this ex
cellent tonic my only hope and 1
wish to recommend it to all sick, old
and feeble persons." Triner's Ameri
can Elixir of Bitter Wine makes new
blood, gives full strength to the stom
ach, and it is the only remedy making
the digestion of all food complete. In
all maladies of the stomach it is the
remedy to be relied upon. At drug
stores. Jos. Triner, 719 So. Ashland
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Cheer Up Don't Get Blue.
Cheer up. The world is taking your
photograph. Look pleasant. Of course
yon liave your troubles, troubles you
cannot tell the policeman. A whole
lot of things bother you. Of course.
Business worries or domestic sorrows,
it mav be, or what not. You find life
a rugged road. Whose stones hurt
your feet. Nevertheless Cheer up.
It mav be your real disease is 'sel
fishness" ingrown selfishness. You
imagine your tribulations are worse
than otheis bear. You feel sorry for
yourself the meanest s . - ox pity. It
is a pathetic illusion. Kid yourself of
that, and Cheer up.
What right have you to carry a pict
ure of your woebegone face and fun-
eral way about among your fellows,
who have troubles of their own? If
vou must whine or sulk or scowl, take
a car to the unfrequented lanes
Cheer up.
Your ills are largely imaginary. If
you were really on the brink of bank
ruptcy, or if there were no thorough
fare, through your sorrows, you would
clear your brows set your teeth and
make the best of it Cheer up.
You are making a hyothetical case
out of your troubles and suffering from
a self-inflicted verdict. You are borrow
ing trouble and paying a high rate of
interest Cheer up.
Why, man! In ten minutes' walk
you can see a score of people worse off
than you are. And here you are dig
ging your own grave and playing pall
bearer into the bargain. Man alive,
you must do your work. Smile, even
though it be through your tears
which speedily dry and Cheer up.
Recommend PARACAMPH as a Most Reliable
First Aid to the Injured.
Many people in this city are injured
daily, and oftentimes serious results fol
low simply because the injury was not
properly cared for in the beginning. It is
not always possible to secure a physician
at a moment's notice. Many deaths are
caused by negligence and delay. Blood
poisoning often results from bad cuts,
gun shot wounds, etc., because the
wound is not properly treated promptly.
Paracamph is a simple, inexpensive
remedy which every family should keep
in their homes every day ; every factory,
manufacturing plant and large institu
tion should keep Paracamph near at
hand. It is conceded, by medical author
ities to be a most reliable, relieving,
soothing and healing agent. It not only
stops pain quickly, but it heals wounds
without leaving ngly scars and absolutely
prevents blood-poisoning.
Paracamph is truly a home remedy
and every bottle is guaranteed to be pure,
safe, clean, and to do exactly what is
claimed for it. If you do not ketp Par
acamph in your home, get a bottle to
day. It is Just as necessary in your
home as good soap and water.
- You will find it excellent for quickly
relieving Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore,
Tired Feet, Skin Troubles, Catarrh, or
any form of Swelling or Inflammation.
Sold only in 26c, 60c and $1.00 bottles
by all good druggists. The Paracamph
Sampany, Louisville, Ky., U. S. A.
THE GREAT
EST WESTERN
MAIL CRDZR
HOUSE
The Reliable Store
GUARANTEES
SATISFACTION
OR REFUND
YOUR MONEY
. . . WONDERFUL BARGAIN OPPORTUNITY . . .
At this time of the year it has always been our cus
tom to dispose of all our Ladies' Spring Garments at
sweeping price reductions. lvery Spring Garment
must go. All Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Satisfac
tion Guaranteed.
Manufacturers Stock of Waists
Manufacturers Stock of Underskirts
Also on Sale. Send Your Order at Once.
.45c
300 dozen Waists from Max Kolh,
4H Walker Stroot. NVw York, at
about one-third value.
Bargain 1 75 dozon Waists, in
lawns, madras and pinyharn, all col
ors, worth regularly $1.23
sale price
Dargain 2 83 dozen Waists, proat
variety of materials, all colors,
lace and embroidery trimmed,
well worth tl.50 nr
sale price DO
Bargain 3 92 dozen Waists in all
the newest styles and materials,
trimmed with tucks, fine laces
and embroideries, regular
12.50 values, tale price...
Bargain 4 Beautiful Waists in em
broidered swiss, linens, lawns,
and pongees, regular $3.00 I AC
values, sale price I tJ
Bargain 5 Handsome Jap taffeta
and peau de soie waists in all col
ors, garments worth up Q A C
to jsC.OO, sale L fj
95
MANUFACTURER'S STOCK OF UNDERSKIRTS
On sale at one-third to one-half
price, the entire stock of Levi it
Cohn, N. Y.
$1.50 Black Mercerized
Underskirts at 59o
Underskirts in Moreens, Italian cloth
Farmer's satin, mercerized foul
ards and sateens, worth up to
$3.50 sale price I.OO
$6.00 Silk Underskirts, made from
best taffeta, big bargain at.. 2.95
329 Tailor Suits at Half
W? have just 32 women's tailor
suits left all new spring stylos and
will offer thorn at just hulf "marked
price. Now is your oportuiiity. .
Women's $15.00 tailor suits. ..7.SO
Women's $20.00 tailor suits.. IO.OO
Women's $25.00 tailor suits. . 12.50
Women's $30.00 tailor suits. .15. OO
Women's $-10.00 tailor suits. .20.00
SPRING COVERT JACKETS AT HALF
Women's $20. covert jacket. . lO.oo
Women's $15 covert jackets. . . 7.5o
Women's $10 covert jackets.
Women's $5 covert jacket..
.3 oo
.2.95
Samples of goods, catalogues, price lists otc, 6cnt froo on
application. In Writing
Address
Dept. D
HaydenBros
The Richest Han in the World.
The richest man in the world cannot
have his kidney's replaced nor live
without them, so it is important not
to neglect these ortrans. If Foley's
Kidney Cure is taken at the first siin
of dantrer, the sym ptoms will disappear
and your health will be restored, as it
strengthens and builds us these or
gans as nothing else will. Oscar How
man, Lebanon, Ky., writes: "I have
used Foley's Kidney Cure and take
great pleasure in stating it cured me
permanently of kidney disease, which
certainly would have cost me my life."
F. G. Fricke & Co.
Bee Hive Restaurant,
Main Street
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE
COURT HOUSE.
Meals at all hours. Special at
tention to the farmer patrons. The
tables are supplied with the best
the markets afford.
JOHN COREY, Proprietor.
MINNEAPOLIS
OMAHA
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MAIN OFFICE
Fifth and Robert Sts.,
ST. PAUL. MINN.
(iNCORPORATfcl.)
DEALERS IN
Stocks, Grain, Provisions
Boug-ht and sold for cash or carried on r?aK"nati!e
man? ins, ufmn which there be a cbartrc of on
(;rain. on stocks
Write for our market letter.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS 112 Ct.l I' 7 3
Ship Your Grain To Us
UnsT Facilities. I'komht Kr.ruwNS.
Liberal AnvNtiii
OULUTH VViNrilP
Branch Office 223 Coates Block
Plattsmouth Phone 211
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Cures Colds: Prevents Pneumonia
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Entire Spring f urplus Slock from
S.ROTHSCHILD & CO., Rochester, H. Y.
On tale at
OMAHA
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NOW ON SALE
Special care will be given daring this great
sale to ORDERS BY MAIL,
Send in yotiir measurement and we will serve
you to your complete satisfaction.
$5.75
$8.75
ALL THE MEN'S SPRING SUITS. fro the fl 7B
Rothschild Stock worth 18.00 to ta.so.
SAMPLES WILL NOT BE SUBMITTED
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