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THE CITY.
PLATTSYIOUTH
AND
VICINITY.
Dr. Marshall, Dentist, Coats' Mock.
Mrs. Anna Hoffman was in the city
Tuesday from South Pend.
Miss Jessie Davis took the train for
Louisville Saturday afternoon.
Claude Land and Kd Parker, of
Louisville, were in the city Saturday.
A. A. Say 1c and Merman Lohnes were
county seat visitors Tuesday from Ne
hawka. Mrs. .1. P. Long departed this morn
ing fo- Arlington, Neb., to spend
Thanksgiving.
XV. II. Ileil at:d daughter. Miss
Mamie, of Light Mile Grove, n-ic in
the city Tuesday.
"Gut Ileil," the favorite cigar
Miss Josephine SwoLoda spent the
day in Omaha.
C. A. fjawls, Lawyer. Pro
bate and general practice. Of
fice of Caunty Attorrjey.
Mair Porter, the Union liveryman,
came up on the early morning train
returning on the 0:45 train Friday.
Frank Sitman. Jake Lohnes and il.
J. Schroder were down from Cedar
Creek to attend the show Thursday
David Miller, of Deadwood. S. 1).,
was in the city Friday and made this
ottice a friendly call. He rep -its that
Ceo. II. dive ot" the Weeping Water; hjs vvjfe is iniprovinr iti health nicely.
I'rof. A. II. Larhait. the principal
Ml' the Murray schools, was in the city
T'.iesday with his son. who left
for G leiiw'j-.J. to vl.-it lijs u'land-pan-nts.
Mr. and Mrs. V. S. ('..p.-nl.avcr of
near Murray wm: in th:ciiy Tw.'sday.
While licic Mr. Coprnhaver called and
WoiIHMl S llixl
( 'li ildren's
Coif (iloves
only '2f
EjU
d On
Herald was a visitor at t hecourt house
Satuid.iy morning.
.Iii.lc II. I. Travis and wife went I
To Vi--pin- Water Saturday lor a i
lnn t i-.it with frit nds.
L. W. 1 ngwersmi. his mother and!
his will'. if Nehawka. wen: registered
in the Hotel Perkins Tuesday. '
Paxter Smith and his iie-n have tin- j renewed fur the Journal another year, j
ished a large new barn lor "Prairie
Jake Valleiy and have returned home.
The irrepressible Joe Mullen, who
was here doing a little '-com tine," re
turned to his !iome in Mini wood Fri
day. Simon Hansen, of Weeping Water,
came in Monday afternoon to attend
the funeral of his 1. rother-inlaw. C.
F. Denson.
Dr. 1. D. Jones was called to this
city Tuesday from M unlock in the in
sanity case of Mrs. Henry Oehlcrkingof
the same town.
County Clerk-elect, W. L Posen
crans. was in the city Tuesday, accom
panied by his wife, and while here
rented the Ken Klson residence.
Jud'e Travis issued a marriage
W. F. o'Prien. superintendent of j
I lie .t:ite ti-.lierii luilmu clil-inl r.n I
the Flatle, was elected justice of the
peace for Platteford precinct. Sarpy
county, at the late election.
Dealers in extracts want to be pre
pared for the law that goes into ell'ect
December 1. For the sale of extracts
with :io per cent alcohol you must
have a 2" government license.
Many children inherit constitutions
week and feeble, others due to child
hood troubles. Hollister's Pocky Moun
tain Tea will positively cure children
and make them strong. :" cents, Tea
or Tablets. Cering & Co.
I. Pieison, formerly in business in
this city, has sold his stock of hard
ware in Leatuce to G. M. Smith &
t - k' 1 ... . . l-ki-z-ltri'i f At nr. 1
Mcense.-atu.oa ... sr.n, awl the latter disposed of it to C.
iurgen.of i:i1nvv,1od.aged.and M.ssi M ,arncU of Jc Xeb That
Anna ;utleben. of Lagle. aged .. ..,tfti.,. ..i.L.t,.,,,,.,
At the sale at the home of A. S j i.ain may by the nameof rheuma.
Will Saturday afternoon one span of jtism twulllWia. lumbago, nleursv. No!
ik.is-s iMuuuni Lue ...... ... ....... mat te r w I ia t name 1 1 ie pa i ns are called .
(.IlC -1 .-". "lie i ....... -.. -. I I!lixt..r l',.L-i- Mmintnin 'Pen ti-ill
Mrs. o. C. Shannon, of Columbus, i ,j jj Ve
in l'lattsiiioiii h last
short visit with her
cr. Mrs. Virginia Mc-
! !,- iijlit i:i;t rod man.
, ia v ! ro;n 1 ii old
r. .. .. v. !' : he Ni t ed
;t,i iri.m.ls and
Neb.. :ii riv. d
Tuesday ! ' r a
mot her and
Vick .
.!. W. P.sr.-v.
r-l:;!:.-.' T'..
home. Ila-i.b.i:
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.ieijhb- is.
A he .: ri nr v, as l in i-omity court
Tuesdav "U ;. ciaim i:i the r-t;teo: W.
F. I p u u r.v'i i . The executor. Lewis
XV. !:ijv.e:seu. of Weeping .V;iter.
was present.
About twenty yo-:ng people a :t hered
at the h ene of '.. II. Todd, a few miles
west of town. Satuiday evening where
a jolly good time was enjoyed by all
present. The evening was spent in
dancing nnd social games.
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.nidge m. .vrL'iier ueudu iasL ,
Tuesday for Marietta, Ohio, on a three
week's visit to the scenes of his early
childhood. The judge says it has been
nearly fifty years since he visited the
old town, and he anticipates a great
deal of pleasure in this visit, and the
Journal hopes his most fond anticipa
tions may be fully realized.
S. A. Drehmer, who arrived in
Plattsmouth some time ago. together
with a number or other workmen to
accept employment in the 1J. & M.
shops, but did not like positions of
fered them, have finished the carpen
ter work at the pump house, are still
in the city and in all probability will
find employment in the P.. .S: M. car
penter department.
.s
them
awa v.
Miss Lena Frlcke went to Lincoin
to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Lulu Leek went to Springfield.
Neb., today to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. A. S. Will and her daughter,
Miss Minnie, spent the day in Omaha.
J. I Hack and family came from
South Omaha to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Marie Carvonic was a passenger j
to Lincoln today to spend Thanksgiv
ing. Miss Dorothy llritt went to Have
lock to spend Thanksgiving with her
aunt.
II. K. Dunbar was a passenger to
Ashland, Neb., to spend Thanksgiving
with his wife.
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Todd arrived
in I'lattsmouth from hnaha to spend
Thanksgiving.
Harry liarthold and family will
spend Thanksgiving in Denver, with
his son, llalph.
Victor Sherwood is playing baggage i
man today while Ceo. I.ruhl is nuis-j
ing a wounded foot.
.1. XV. Thomas departed this morn-1
ing for Wilber, Xeb.. to spend Tharikv i
giving willi a daughter.
Miss lleien Sv.ai tho.it depai t-'d this'
afternoon l'-.r North Platte to spend i
t he w niter with an aunt.
Mr. an 1 Mrs. Chai'es hopp and;
their son went to Lincoin today f r a ;
short visit with relatives.
Peter Milium, jr., called yesterday'
afternoon and left a dollar lor the i
weekly Journal for one year. j
Misses Catherine Dovey. Lucille j
Cass and Marie Donnelly were passen- j
gers to hnaha this afternoon.
Mrs. Frank J. Morgan returned
home today alter several weeks visit
in Chicago and in Wisconsin.
Joe Fet.er will occupy his new quar
ters, one door east of the Lank of Cass
County. Monday, December 4.
Miss Lucille Kates will come down
from Lincoln this evening to spend
Thanksgiving with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Peterson went to
Lincoln this afternoon to spend
Thanksgiving with their daughter.
Mrs. Pert Pinkerton, her son and
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IdlUCl lIllllCU HOIU ' 'llJtiUtt LU 1S1L
the former's uncle. H. C. Van Horn. ! , , ,. .. v ,
; Y ill Tweedy, of 1 remont, Xeb
D. 0. DVYER, Attorney-at-Law I the guest of Rev. i. a. vout.y.
Gffce in buildinq east Of COUrt' James Standee and Sam Kennedy ol i
house, Plattsmouth, Nebraska. ;
Mrs. C. S. Polk went to Lincoln to-!
with her husband while he!
DOVEY I li
( i I ives.
Neck weiir.
1 IllllkMc!l'fH
for IJoliilaVH.
Special Sale of Fine Linens
A Large ami Beautiful line of Fine Table Linens,
all new anil reliable goods, from .vc to $2.50 a vanl
Men Silk and Wool Waisting
Soe these new Plaid, Fancy
Waists. oSo to S2.50 a vard.
and Plain Silks for
Wool WaistiiiLrs,
assssaeaa
Misrs and Childrens' Tains, all colors and styles, special at 5)c
Women's llee- Lined I'nion Suits, cod one. -ct-ial at only 50,
lriiteen Pieces ( utinur 1'lannel. :,,()(! weight, special, per vard, 7c
SHOES, SHOES
ueen )ualitv
the new st vies
Lot children's
for women, in all
, at S3 and S3. 50.
shoes, to close, 50c
FURS, FUR
S
Lare assortment ol Fur CIiai
and Scarfs. Don't buy until von
inspect our line line and prico.
Headquarters for Comforts, Bleinkets,
Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum and Matting.
Yovir PaLtrorvage is Appreciated!
DOVE
& SON
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3W -JMizz
flown on business to-
I nay lo ij
cents. Tea or i
Tablet s o'l Mi;' S; Co.
Mrs. Addie White has liled a iut i
t i' -ii in t i.e i i -t riet eourt asking that
she in.- :-r;uiii"l:i div-'ree fro-:: lier hus
band. I-'ieii V : i ; f o . on the er-iiaids -.'f
ad:il'r. The p.ainl i;' i :.oti!;:! to
a;1;)'-:: r on the t ! : day "f Jariua i y 1' : '"i.
.i. l. Mr.'.w r. l!ie tal.;e lnM :,.r
. v: A twoi :1 at th. ir st
is taking treatment for rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. John Parrier. of Lin
coln, who liave been visi tPiir tiieir
daughter, departed this morning f. r
( i-ei!p.;iS.
M is. 1.11 1 tale l .
M:.i !av. .-.ends a uullar an 1 on!
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Louisville were
day. j
Danger is near at hand when the!
kidneys are sick. Kidney-Kttes will
purify and strengthen Hie kidne. s and ,
restore them t their nonnai audi
li -alti.y condit ion. 2. cents. !
-iadiesof the M. K i-iiure!i w ill
;i Ija. ir I leceml v.-r
r-erve meals eae
ii ' Ae.- iif varioM
;rit ,nas present.-
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day and will
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jured iiy l.ein
animal .stniek Hunter
fracturing tlu bones
ellmw and wrist.
An old settler of toe county, name
v a nun-
on t!.'.
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the enet of Mrs. A 1 1
pa i i.e. i tin-. fi emi 'ii i'
Cent i;.! City. Is'eb.
sain IJecorij. who has bought ioi
nai les w est -of the M issoui i river tliis
p(j i fall and shipped them east, was in the
Dr. Eister, Dentist,
Waterman Block.
Time Table
Plattsmouth, cb.
J. II. Maver. and residing near IJurr. LUU-l' 11U"1 "'env.uuu, ia.
committed suicide bv the carbolic; I''''ed A. Clark, a painter from Albion,
acid road Friday. No cause is triv-1 Ia- arrived m the city today and if he
Lincoln. Omaha,
Chicago, .St. Joe,
Kansas City, St.
Ladies9
Chic
Pvirses
ur Tie-Holiday display is
nut and. smart ones are lafc
inir an early look, and cap
turing t he prices. They are
not on'.v chic, but the prices
aie uch that you will have
chink" left Input in them.
A nice purse is like a styl
ish elove ymi are not well
dressed without it. Purses,
'ard Cases. Pill Looks,
Chatelaine Pairs not to
mention Mu-iie Polls.
See Our Window Display.
FRIED & HARRIS
DRUGGISTS
en for so doim:. He was well known j can secure a position in me i,urnngton i Louis and a
! in the community where he lived, and i Paint shoP wiH t-r t0 work there. j points p:ast anfj
leaves a family well provided for. : Mrs. M. M. Stoehr departed last j South.
i arnnlmr f 's 1 1 t tr Til t" i-icit oi
In tl,nrlLt...V.t ,.-r.,r Mill. c,cl",J" 1 IOI u a
IIS tllL Ul.-Jll IVV V'WI t 'U t'illi.l-V'UlllJ ,
Iowa, last week the case of W. 11.
Stu.ll, administrator of the estate of
William Ii. Webb, was continued to
next term. The plaintiff at a recent
term of that court was given a judg
ment for $'J,."00, but the defendants
asked for a new trial which was grant
ed, and now it is continued.
Mrs. Merritt S. Kerr and little son,
Leslie, and Miss Maude Walls, arrived
Saturday from Kansas City for a
visit of several weeks with relatives
and friends here and at South Bend.
Mr. Kerr expects to locate in Pitts
burgh, Kan., where he has secured r
position in the shops of the K. C. & S.
railroad, and where his family will go
when they have finished their visiting
in Nebraska.
While a son of John Kuhney was
playing with a bow and arrow he acci
dentally shot a stick, which struck the
pupil of one eye of his little sister.
Mrs. Kuhney took her today to
Omaha, where she will remain for sev
eral days and Dr. Cifford will treat
the wounded optic. The physician
Denver. Helena,
Putte, Portland
Salt Lake City,
San Francisco,
and all points
West.
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i grand daughter. She expects to visit j i rains Leave as rouows:
in Chicago before returning home.
Maldon and Ernest Prow n departed
this afternoon, the former for Have
lock and the latter for Lincoln, to
spend Thanksgiving and visit till Sun
day. Misses Hazel and Ella Ilartson, who
have been visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. M. S. Kurk, departed this after
noon for their home in Havelock.
They were accompanied by theirgrand
mother. If you are troubled with indigestion,
constipation, sour stomach, or any
other pain, Hollister's Rocky Moun
tain Tea will make you well and keep
you well. 3.5 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Gering & Co.
J. J. Denson, who attended the
funeral of bis brother, yesterday, de
parted this morning for his home in
Waterloo, la., where he is employed
by the Illinois Central railroad com
pany as a boiler maker.
M. P.Lewis arrived in the city to- i
j No. is 1'iieifle .lunetion 2:55 pm
o. " Lioeal express, to Iowa point!,.
Chicago and the east 4 :32 pm
No. 14 Fast express, daily, from Lin
coln to St. Joseph. Kansas City. St.
Louis. Chicago, and all points east
and south 6:27 pm
No. 92 For Pacific .lunetion 12:5:2 pm
No. 34 Local to Tacifio Junction 9:42 am
No. 20 From Omaha 4:15 pm
No. 30 Freight, dal.y except Sunday, 3:50 pm
No. 6 Through vestibuled express for
all points east 7:28 am
No. 20 From Omaha 4:40 am
No. 19 Local express, dally, Omaha,
Lincoln, Denver and intermediate
stations 7:54 am
No. 2" Local express to Omaha, via
Ft. Crook and South Omaha, daily
except Sunday 9:20 am
No. 7 Fast mail, daily, to Omaha and
Lincoln 2:13 pm
No. 33 Local express. Louisville. Ash
land. Wahoo, Schuyler, daily ex
cept Sunday 3:30 pm
No. 13 Lincoln. Grand Island. Black
Hills. Montana and Pacific north
west.. 10:18 pro
No. 2 Local freight, to Cedar Creek.
louisvllle and South Bend, daily
except Sunday 7:30 am
No 11 From St. Louis and St. Joe and
Nebraska City 10:15 am
Daily except Sunday
F. G. FRICKE & CO., DRUGGISTS
G. B. Burharjs Testifies After pour
Years.
(J. P. Purhans, of Carlisle Center,
N. Y., writes: "About four years ago
I wrote you that I had been entirely
cured of a severe kidney trouble by
taking less than two bottles of Foley's
Kidney Cure It entirely stopped the
brick dust sediment, and pain and
symptoms of kidney disease disap
peared. I am glad to say that I have
never had a return of those symptoms
during the four years that have elapsed
and I am evidently cured to sty cured,
and heartily recommend Foley's Kid
ney Cure to anyone suffering from kid
ney or bladder trouble." F. ;. Fricke
& Co.
Mrs. J. P. Kessler departed this
afternoon for her new home in Lin
coln.
An absolute specific and antl-eptic prep
aration far all kinds of
SORK TJIKOAT.
SIMPLY A 0AE0LE. PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
A sura cure for Hoarseness, Tonsllltls, Qulasy.
la loved. Ulcerated aad Catarrhal Sore Threat.
A preventive of Croup, Wbooplne; Cewfa aaej
Diphtheria.
fLRirVIXfi NEAI.IMi OOIHM
Kadoraei) br the Wot Eminent Throat Special
ists Id the oounrrj.
ihould be kept la eery home. f'rlre IS C ents.
lirrg Medicine Co-. Ies Moloos, Iowa,
GERIXG & CO., tlrutfgists.
Mrs. Phil Sauter was a passenger to
Omaha this afternoon.
The mercury registered eiht de-
l yrees above zero this morning.
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rl-iv I'riini bis homn np.ir P:ilisarlp. '
was unable to say whether or not she Neb at which placo he owns a stoolc j
would louse the siuht of that eye.
ranch, consisting of acres, which j
The damage case of Fiances Hris-in tn ,-!! m- rrnrh- fur Ptnttc.
j kins administratrix of the estate of C. ! mouth property. lie values his ranch
jC. Iloskins. asrainst the Puriintori ; wnrth 2-1.'i cash. ;
railroad in the Mills county flowajj ,(. w. Tulenc returned from Omaha!
district court, a settlement was made ; ,,t,vhl. nrt,n, -i,pr. i. c,,ii.i
Now is the time to provide your home witli a
good Range, Heater or Gasoline stove. All our
by the company paying tn Mrs. llos-
t . 1 . .... .,..1, AT IT- 1
kiii.s uie sum oi m y. j iosk ins t-t.
tht:
! mitted to an operation for appendici-
weeks ajro. Mr. Tulene is
iiuvmiui was much winie in uie ois- i, ,.;.. n im;nr irl ri1Q iv;
I lll'JIVIIJ IIIIV llltl.1 'llll.. Ill I 11 IT 3C
'lin ni-, of h i r! 1 1 1 if in 1 1 r 1 ? n il ! nn 1 1 m
j yards at Pacific .Junction.
i Word has been received in this city
to the effect that XV. L. Lambertson.
who formerly resided on Wintersteen
Hill in this city and worked on the big
Burlington hridee, stepped between
two freight cars and was so badly
crushed that he died soon after the
accident occurred. The name of the
town in Illinois where the accident
happened, and where he was station
agent, could not be learned.
Memorial hospital for a month, and
he savs lie feels just as fine as he looks. (
A Disastrous Calamity.
It is a disastrous calamity, when
you lose your health, because indices-1
tion and constipation have sapped it
away. Prompt relief can be had in
Dr. King's New Life Pills. They
build up your digestive organs, and
cure headache, dizziness, colic consti
pation, etc. ' Guaranteed at F. G.
Fricke & Co.'s drug store: 2oc.
Cook Stoves. Ranges. Gasolines. Heaters
will be sold at absolute cost. . Get what you
want Save Money while you have a chance.
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