THE CITY.
PLATTSMOUTH
AMD
VICINITY.
V!
I In the Interest of that company. Mr.
' (iuthrr.aii wa a resident of FlUlv
mouth years ago, and run a saloon la
(llie room now occupltd by tlie dejirt
ment store of M. Fanger. t
( r. iu I rl.luy' lai:y.
S. I.. lUtUr, of F.lght Mil'' i''ove,
wis In FlatlMiwuth today.
(ieo. I.lod, from m ar Muiuy, was
in Flattsmouth today visiting with his
brut tier Jot'.
Jos. liurtou came up from Murray
this morning to take the liurllngt"n
train to Omaha.
1 van Lungwort li ami Iff, w lio came
down toBtteml the Murray wedding
last evening, returned to tlielr home
JiiOmuhatliis morning.
W. K. Uoencraiis went to Lincoln
this afternoon, where he will meet hi
wife, who has bi'i-n enjoying a vl.slt In
Denver ami other iolnl8 In Colorado.
Mrs. Ilerllia Martin, of Faclllo
J unction, was called to this ell y owing
to the serious lllnehs or the little
child of Mr. and Mrs. C. L Hennett.
Mr. Hennett Is a hrolhcr of Mrs.
Martin.
Have Wallciigrcn, who husheen In
Lincoln for the past few days, was
called homo yesterday on account of
hlckness In his family, and returned
to that city this morning to resume
his duties.
The children of Jos. llawkswoith,
who have heen visiting with their
grandparent hero for a few days, do
parted this afternoon for their home
In Alliance Mr. D. llawksworth ac
companied them as far as llavclock.
The Lincoln division gets l'.'tl en
gine out of the 4t7 assigned to the
lines west of the river by tho Hurling
ton motive power department. These
engines are divided among tho six di
visions. Tho McCook division gets
the next largest number, nlnety-Keven.
W. 1'. llamscy camo down from Lin
coln last evening and remained over
night, returning to tho capital city
this morning. Hilly Is ono of those
young men who Is very popular among
those who know him. lie called a (ew
moments at the Journal mllco, and re
ports his father, JmU-e 11. S. llaniscy,
gottlng along nicely.
Mrs. J oo 11 Iher and sister, Miss Anna
Jauda, went to llavelook this after
noon for a few days visit Willi their
sisters Mrs. Kern Fogerty and Miss
MaryJanda. MUs Mary Janda who
has heen In llavelock for some time
will return to FlattsimmlU with her
sisters the forepart of next week. She
has heeiujulte seriously 111 for some
time and will remain at home until a
change Is made for tho belter.
from Nitturtluy's lully.
"Gut Hell," tho favorite cigar.
Dr. Marshall, Dentist, Coats' Hhvk
Mrs. Joseph Shera of Kock HhilT was
a county seat visitor today.
Mrs. A. F.Soyhertof Collum Is visit
lug In riattsnumtli today.
J. 11. Norrls, of near Nchawka, was
a business visitor lu Flattsmouth to'
day.
J. W. Lowther, of near Mynard was
a business visitor lu riattsmouth to
day.
A. M. Holmes and son, Harold, of
Murray, were visiting friends in
riattsmouth today.
F.rnest Horn of Cedar Creek Is lu the
city today, making preparations to
attend high school here.
Miss Jessie Drost, form near Murray
is visiting at tho homo of Miss Edith
1'IU, south of riattsmouth today.
John Creamer, who has Wen the
cashier of the Wabash bank since Its
luccplency, has retired, but we have
not learned tho uaiuo of his successor
Mrs. J. Y. Holmes and son, Ralph,
of Mynard, accompanied by her friend
Miss Stella Chase, of Omaha, spent to'
day iu riattsmouth, the guests of C.A.
1U wis and family.
H. K. Heckerand George Walllnger
departed over tho M, 1. this morning
for a trip to Piereo county, to seo the
country and visit with Cass county
people already located there.
County Clerk Uosencrans and Chas,
Hart of Klin wood left this afternoon
for Minneapolis, where they w ill spend
a week tlshlng in tho surrounding
lakes. Look for the big tishes that
they got. when they return.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. YVeseott departed
this morning for a three weeks' vlsi
lu me west, mey will vis.t many
points of nolo, such as Portland, Van
couver, and will return via the Can
adiait Fuel tic route, and will make
short stay In St. l'auland Minneapolis.
We hope they may have a pleasan
time and a safe journey home.
County Judge H. D. Travis went
down to Burlington Junction, Mo.
last evening to remain at the springs
a few days for tho bene tit of his health.
Tho judge has been feeling pretty
poorly again for tho past few days,
and he has hopes that a few days at
tho springs will bo a benefit to him.
lie will return about the middle of
next week.
J. T. Fortcr and family were In the
city today on business. There Is noth
tig strange about John coming to
I'lattsiiioutli, for he dxiies often, hut
this time he brought the Journal a
tamp!e of H.aches and pears that beat
anything In this line of fruit we have
seen this s a.v n. me thing to John'
credit is that when he lias anything
good he never forget the Journal.
I miii Muuilny'1 Dully.
Zetta Hrown was an Omaha visitor
Sunday.
Kd. llar.stow, chief car Inspector was
n tho city today.
John Chapman and Koy Mile were
luiaha visitors Sunday afternoon.
Wade Minor, employed In Murray,
spent .Sunday In 1'lattsmouth visit lug
friends.
Frank Wagner and wife of llave
lock, spent Hunday with relatives lu
tlilsclty.
William Delles Dernier, the Klm-
wood attorney, camo over t his niorn-
ng to attend district court.
A marriage license was Issued last
'rlday to Kd. W. Thlmgan and Mar-
tha 10. K lichen, both parties of Mur-dock.
Dr. J. F. Hreudell came up from
Murray this morning accompanied by
iIh sister, Miss llessle, who will enter
the high school.
Kra Crablll and family have moved
nick to l'lattsmoulh from Nehawka.
They will make their home with Mr.
Crablll' mother.
A healthy man Is a king In his own
right, an unhealthy man la an un
happy vlave. liurdock ltlood Hitters
builds un sound health- keep you
well.
Conrad Schlater, Jr., who spent the
summer on his mother's ranch In
Colorado, returned Sunday to resume
lis studies In tho 1'lattsmouth High
school.
Hilly Neville came In from Mllford
Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with his family. Mr. Neville has a
contract on tho new Burlington lino
being built from Lincoln to Mllford,
and has several 1'lattsmouth boys In
his gang.
Mrs. A. M. Katon who has heen
visiting at tho Metgar homo near
Cedar Creek for tho past six weeks, re
turned to her homo In tlilsclty today.
Sho was aecopmanled by her mother,
Grandma Uees, who has been visiting
at the same place for the past week.
wis in :
Krum WYlii-vl.iy' iUI!y.
Miles Standish of Murray
town today.
Will Jean was transacting buslines
In South Omaha yesterday.
II. II. Neit.el, the M unlock banker,
Is In the city today on business.
The f'it ball season will soon cpi n.
Then lookout for bloody nose and
broken Hint.
AndySeybert was In from Cullom
today, and reports a good rain out In
this neighborhood.
Are you troubled with piles? One
application of ManZan will give you
Immediate relief. Sold by Gerlng &
Co.' drug store.
The Burlington paymaster was here
today, minus the regular pay tar.
Tho boys were Just as glad to see him
on foot as on the coach.
Tone the liver, move the bowels,
cleanse the system. Dade'a Little
Liver Fills never gripe. Sold by Ger
lng ,t Co.' drug store.
Judge. C. M. Sklles of David City,
county judge of Hutlcr county, was In
tho city today on legal business and
also meeting a few college, friends.
Little l'aul McHrlde who a short
lime ago fell, spraining his leg, Is Im
proving nicely and will soon be able to
get around without tho use of his
crutches.
Judge Travis returned from Burl
Ington Juncton, Missouri, Mineral
Springs yesterday, and Is feeling much
better from hi few days tarry at that
well known resort.
l'aul Koesner and wife, of Lincoln,
who have been visiting relatives here
for a few days, left for their home this
afternoon. Mr. Koesner Is an engineer
out of Lincoln on the Burlington.
Mrs. George Evan left this morn
ing for a visit In Omaha where she
will ho Joined by her husband, when
they will go to a vl.slt to Heaver City
for a few days.
Harve Manners, ono of tho most
eillcient employes of tho l'lattsmoulh
Telephone company, now located at
Weeping Water, was in tho city today
on telephone business.
Mrs. W. 1'. Keeler, of Spokane,
Washington, arrived this morning on
a visit to her mother, Mrs. C. lieln-
hackel and family, and will probably
remain several weeks.
It arouses energy.develops andstlm
ulates nervous life, arouses the cour
age of youth. It makes you young
again. That's what llolllster's tlocky
Mountain Tea will do. 3.' cents, Tea
or Tablets. Gerlng & Co., druggists.
From TiH'Miluy'n I lull y
W. II. Hell, of Klght Mile Grove,
was a business visitor In 1'lattsmouth
today.
Benjamin Wurl, in thodistrlct court
yesterday, was granted his second
naturalization papers by Judge Jessen.
Louis Boru from west of town was a
pleasant caller at the Journal oMee to
day.
Harry D. Heed of Weeping Water
was transacting some buslnss matters
In 1'lattsmouth today.
Attorney C. E. Teft camo up from
Weeping Water yesterday evening,
having some business matters in
1'lattsmouth.
Attorney W. L. Browne, of Lincoln,
camo in this mornhur to attend to
some leual matters, and registered at
this uMlee.
Bert Thrasher while employed lu
repairing some wires for tho Nebraska
telephone company, fell oil a pole, sus
taining two fractured boues iu his
wrist.
Frederick William Habermau was
granted his naturalization papers Mon
day by Judge Jessen. He was former
ly a subject to the Kmporer of Ger
many. This vicinity was visited by a most
refreshing ratu this afternoon, which
was a most welcome one. Reports say
that It was general south and west for
a considerable distance.
"Dud" DeLashmutt, formerly of
l'acltlc Junction, but now a resident
of Denver, was lu the city yesterday
for a few hours, tho guest of his old
time friend, Ferry I'tterback.
Mrs. L. B. Bennett, formerly of this
city, but now a resident of California',
came in Monday evening to visit with
friends and relatives in this city. On
her way here she spent a week In Lin
coin visiting with friends.
C. J.Gaebel was In the city today
posting bills for his big hog sale Tues
day, October "J, and called at, these
headquarters, Charley Is one of the
best fellows In the world, and we are
always pleased to meet him.
Tho many friends of Mrs, B. Spur
lock, formerly of this elty, and mother
of George M.Spurlock, will regret to
learn that she Is now an Inmate of the
state Insane asylumn at Lincoln. She
was conveyed from her homo la York,
Neb., to that institution last Thurs
day. Sam Guthmau, traveling for the
Mountain Distillery company, of Cin
cinnati, Ohio, Is In Flattsmouth today
TH E generous patronage given our Dress Goods and Trim
mings Departments is pleasing evidence to us that our
efforts to place before our customers goods which are
up-to-date in every particular is appreciated. Our selections in
these lines, as well as all other iines, are from first hands.
36 in. Black Taffeta, Guaranteed, at $1. jj
Carpets
For the fall we have
added some beautiful
patterns In :t-ply all
wools at tt 00 made up.
2-ply all wool at "rc and
hoc made up. Choice
patterns In cottage and
sanitary carpet at -'c.
Velvets and Moquettes
and some line patterns
LINOLEUMS AND
FLOOR OILCLOTH
"QUEEN QUALITY" SHOES
SUPBR10R1TY
After wearing a pair of "Queen Quality" shoes you
will recognize their superiority over other makes.
Their perfect fit will free you from the annoyances
of foot troubles and will revel in delightful ease nev
er before experienced. They give the comfort lack
ing in so many Shoes. Ladies' Shoes from Si. 65
to $2.25, best bargains in this market considering
the heavy advance in all lines of shoes.
Fine line of Children's and Misses' School Shoes.
TKe Leading Shades foJ Fall Wear
Panamas, all wool, at from 50c to $1.00 per yard
Wool Taffetas 45 inches wide, in nice line of color's. 1.00 per yard
Shadow Checks, so popular this season, in grays, 40 in. wide. . .40 per yard
Shelma Cloth, will not wrinkle, so largely advertised, 1.50 per yard
Serges, Chiffon Panamas and a nice line of Plaids "
thereto. Wouldn't
Charley Brlnkman went to Omaha
this afternoon.
O. C. Betty, of Nebraska City, Is In
Flattsmouth today.
"Bert" Bollock was a business visi
tor In Omaha today.
B. A. McKlwaiu was an Omaha pas
senger this afternoon.
W. X. Gaumer of Nebraska City Is
in Flattsmouth today.
Carl Kunsman was a visitor to the
metropolis this afternoon.
Louis J. Waldo of Lincoln is a busi
ness visitor In our city today.
Miss Kliabeth lovey was a passen
ger for Omaha today on No. ".
Merge Miles and his mother were
passengers for Omaha this morning.
A. T. Fried and little daughter were
passengers for Omaha this morning.
Chas. Carroll and son Ernest, of
near Union, wero In Flattsmouth to
day. Miss Lena Fricke left this morning
for a visit with friends In Ashland,
Neb.
Koy Fepperberg wasluGleuwood to
day In the luterest of the "Bud"'
cigar.
Xoel B. Bawls went to Omaha this
afternoon to consult lr. GltTurd con
cerning his eyes.
Mrs. Louis Latky, grand chief of
honor of the D. of II. of Nebraska, Is
here on busluess today.
Ask any '"JAP"' that you may see,
"Why tho Oar, with B(.u hehlnd,",
had to climb a tree.
The Yanks. God bless the Yanks, savs
ho,
They gave us Ilocky Mountain Tea.
Gerlng & Co., dniKgists.
Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar, tho
original cough syrup, acts as a cathar
tic on tho bowels. It is made from the
tar gathered from tho pine trees of
our own country, therefore Is tho best
for children. It is good for coughs,
colds, croup, whooping cough, etc.
Try our free olTer. Sold by Gerlng &
Co.'s drug store.
While It is a little late to register
any kick against the Ice man, it will
be in order perhaps to state that the
county oitlces are doing without this
necessary article, because tho county
commissioner refuse to be 'hons
woggled'' by the monoply. Last year
they purchased a book and paid for It.
The most of this was left over to this
year, and now the "monoply" refuse
to redeem the same, which calls for so
many pounds of Ice unless the advance
price Is added
that cork you?
C. A. Ffawls, Lowyer. Pro
bate and general practice. Of
fice of Cauntv Attorn"
Kd. Gallagher and wife wero pas
sengers for llavclock this morning,
where they will visit for a few days.
Mrs. A. X. Sullivan and mother,
Mrs. Jean, departed yesterday for a
few days visit with Mrs. Jean's sister
In Farls, 111.
Stops Itching Instantly. Cures plies
eczema, salt rheum, tetter, Itch, hives,
herpes, scabies lean's ointment. At
any drug store.
Mrs. J. G Bichey left this morning
for Lincoln, where she will make
arrangements for residing thcie dur
ing the school year.
A. S. Will Is arranging to remove
from his farm to Flattsmouth In a few
days. The Journal extends to this ex
cellent family a cordial welcome.
Harry A. Lottman, w ho has beeu In
the city for a number of days In the
Interest of the Jell-o company of Le
lloy, X. Y., left for his home in Fe
oria last evening.
Have you backache'!1 Get a box of
Kldney-F.ttes the most wonderful
remedy for all kidney troubles, aud
they will make you right. L'."c. Ger
lng & Co., druggists.
"Dr. Thomas' Kelectric Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis
easecroup. Has been used with suc
cess In our familv for eight years."
Mrs. L. Whlteacre, Buffalo, X. Y.
Miss Edith Gray, who has been visit
ing her young friends since Sunday,
returned to her home In llavelock this
afternoon.
For a mild, easy action of the bowels
a single dose of lean's Hegulcts Is
enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. 2.c a box. Ask your
druggist tor them.
ine l'egree or Honor win now a
reception Thursday evening at Coates'
hall to which all frleuds of the Fegrec
of Honor, especially the members of
the A. O. C. W. and ' their wives are
Invited. Bertha Feterson, recorder.
John lliber was an Omaha passen
ger this afternoon, where he will enter
the employ of a jewelry tirm.
The Journal forgot to mention that
Miss Georgle White, who has been
visiting frienes in Omaha and Have
lock for two weeks, returned home In
time to take up her studies In the
High school.
Danger is near at hand when the
kidneys are sick. Kldney-Ettes will
purify and strengthen the kidneys and
restore them to their normal and
healthy condition. 'J.j cents. Gering
& Co., druggists.
Heavy Impure blood makes a muddy,
pimply complexion, headache, nausea,
Indigestion. Thin blood makes you
weak, pale sickly. Burdock Blood
Bitters makes the blood rich, red, pure
restores perfect health.
The Ladies of the Degree of Honor
have full possession of Flattsmouth
today. There is about one hundred
delegates to the district convention
besides a number of visitors. Many of
them are young and handsome.
G. M. Marks and wife, of near Xe
hawka, were in the city today, accom
panied by J. W. Lowther and wife,
who live south of Flattsmouth. While
here Mr. Marks and Mr. Lowther
were callers at Journal headquarters.
We were pleased to make Mr. Marks'
acquaintance.
J. F. Wellington, special agent for
the New York Life Insurance Co.
whose home is at Jennings, Louisiana,
arrived in Flattsmouth yesterday even
ing on a combined business and pleas
ure trip. Mr. Wellington is well
known to many of the older residents
o' Flattsmouth as he married a Flatts
mouth girl yea ago prior to his re
moval to the south. While Mr. Wel
lington never made Flattsmouth his
home, he was here a great deal and has
hosts of friends who are ever pleased
to see him return. Mr. Wellington Is
ForCoigf&l
land Coldsl
There is a remedy over sixty
years old Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Of course you have
lieard of it, probably have used
it. Once in the family, it stays;
the one household remedy for
coughs and hard colds on the
chest. Askyourdoctoraboutit.
Th? beat kind of a testimonial
" Sold 2or over sixty years."
Am
br J. C. Ayr Co., Lowall, Mill
o manurMturDra or
yers
SARSAPAKILLA.
PILLS.
IIAIK VIGOR.
V, hMTo no scret! Wt publiih
ti rornulu of all our mediotnes.
r s Pills increase the activity of
liver, and thus aid recovery.
a genuine gentleman with whom it la
always a pleasure to meet.
Apprentice Girls Wanted.
Several apprentice girls are wanted
at the Department store of M. Fanger,
In the Millinery establishment. This
department will be under the manage
ment of one of the finest trimmers
ever employed In Flattsmouth, and
will be an excellent opportunity for
apprentice girls to gain more experi
ence In the millinery art than ever be
fore. If you desire to accept a posi
tion of this kind, call now.
M. Fanuer..
New 5c Cigar
The leadln? 5c elgar DENVER
SPECIAL. They are made of the
finest tobacco, by expert workmen
and In a healthy factory.
Try One
ill
deduce Your lice I
By purchajiriL; ono of those high-grade
Refrigerators Below Cost
GASOLINE STOVES, of best makes at prices that are WAY BELOW COST
Come in and see nic wnen you need these goods and get prices on
many other desirable articles in the line of
Housefurnishing Goods.
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