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ho pay the highest prices fur uroduce
and guarantee satisfaction:
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call and see us. Rest yourself
and listen to the genuine Ed
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M unlock station.
M KST ltOl'ND.
No. 41, mail 8:15 a. m.
No. 15, local 8:,')5a. m.
No. 5. mall :i:00 p. m.
No. 37, mall 5:53 p. m.
EAST HOUND.
No. !H), freight 'oa. m.
No. 38, mail. . . . 10:55 a. m.
No. 70, Local 1:14 p. m.
No. 6, mall 2:35 p. m.
PHIL SAUTER, Plattsmonlh
K3
Time Table
Plittsmouth, Neb.
Trains Leave as Follows:
No. 2 Loral exnresa. to Iowa mrints.
Clilcuk'u and Uie cast 4 :2:i pro
No. 14 Fust express, dally, from Lin
coln to St. Joseph, Kansas City. St.
Louis, CliloaKO, and all oulnta east
and south 8:30 pm
No. -6 From Omaha 4:05 pm
No. 30 Kri'lulit, dal y except Sunday, 4:UU pin
HO. o i iirouKiivesiiuuiwu express lor
all points east 7:57 nm
No. U'0From Omaha 4:40am
No. 19 ixx-ul express, dally, Onialia,
Lincoln, Deliver and intermediate
Ktatlons 7:57 am
No. 7 hast mall, dally, to Omaha and
Lincoln ltlApra
!iO. da" Local express.uiuisviiie.Ash
land. Wahoo. Schuvler. dally ex
cept Sunday 3:30 pm
No. id Lincoln, l. r ii ml island, llliii'K
Hills. Montana and 1'aultic north
west 10:18 pm
NO. M Local freight, to Cedar Creek,
Loulsvilli) and South Iteud. daily
exceut Sunday 7:00 am
No. 18-PaclHo Junction 2:55 pm
NO. 4 Local mall and ex press east... V:tv am
Dally except Sunday
Missouri Pacific Time Table
TUA1NS GOING NOKTII.
No. 105 Omaha Express 5:34 am
No. 103 Nebraska Mall :43 pm
No. 183 Local Freight 3:47 pm
TKAINS OOINO SOUTH.
No. 103 9:42 am
No. 106 11:50 pm
LEGAL NOTICE.
in re esuiin in .iw -on v-,,i ,,f llrnilnir
Vallery. Jr.. Ixvensed. ( o11' e oM" nl,n,r'
In County Court of ds County, Neliiaska,
Til All 1'ersniis Inlerested:
You ire herehy notllted (lint on this l .'lli day
of Oi'toher, A. l..1lrt.lhe Executor anil Kxwu
I tlx tiled their I'etltlon for Filiiil Setlleineut
mil Aivniinilnir and have set aside theorde
liarriiiiri'lulm and I Ik' time, r Mended to and
lni'ludlnir the day or l-liuil fttt lenient Mr I
hem-linr iiihiii a rlulm Hied liv .Muirdiilena Vol
lery for a mortirntre wild mum testutors' farm,
and a hearing win ne iiniiiiiKin an oi sum nun
tein al U o'clock a. ni.. on Die 1st divot Idvein
tier, A. 1).. 1WW. at my nfflco In the City of
riiittsmoiith. hy which liour all older! ions
must lie Hied and al which I line such Jtidir
mcnts and orders will lie entered lis will lie
wurrunted under the evldewo. Ity the Courl
lUltVKT l. I IIAVIS.
seai,.1 Count) .lllllt'l
Hymn Clark, Allot ney.
Notice to Creditors.
I n County Court.
Cash Corvry, I
Nkiiiiaska, I
In the tnalterof tl Mute of lliiihiini Join'
deceased.
Notice Is hcreliyirlven Unit the civdltors of
uld deceased will meet the administrator of
uid estate, liefoi-e, me. county Juilire of Cass
county, Nehraska, at the county court room In
I'lattsmouth, In suld count)', on the 1st day of
I hs-emlier. A. It.. IVUti. and on the 41 li duy of
Mnv. A. !.. 11117. nt lOo'clock II. 111., eacli day
forUiepiiriwseof iin'seiillutr their claims for
exam nation, adjustment anil allowance.
Six months, from the -lnh day of OctoW-r,
im! m allowed for the creditor of sa Id de
eased to present their claims, and one year
for t he adnilnlst tutor to celt lo suld est ate, from
the Mh day of Autrttst, A. iww.
Witness my hand and seal of suld county
niin.it I'lattsmouth, Nehraska, this JHtli day
f OiMoher. lHini.
llAKVKT It. TKAVIH.
IsrAi.. County J udire
Murdock
(ByU. A.LeK)
Union
No. I. J-.
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: Xo. i I'.v
Ii.40
Jl iiiil no
rcla-Sun-
Mrs. K. Akesun visited witn
tives in Murdock Saturday and
day.
The whist club was entertained at
the home of A. J. Tool Thursday even-
intf.
Mrs. O. II. LVKleston and Miss Maud
wait bundayed with relatives near
Waverly.
After a week's visited at J. Guehry's
Mrs. Fleishman returned to her home
at Manley Saturday.
Miss Kdith Moon viMted at L.
Neitzel's Sunday.
Miss Lola Brownell vislt2d at Wm.
Push's Sunday.
August Wcndt, sr., died at the home
of hisson, August, two miles southeast
of town Tuesday morning at 1 o'clock.
A number of young folks were enter
tained at the hoxe of A. J. Tool Mon
day evening.
J. T. Evans has sold his eievator at
Murdock to some Lincoln parties
II. Enslen Is visiting at Goehry's
this week.
Those on the sick list this week are:
O. II. EtTKleston, G. A. Leis, Mrs. G.
A. Leis, Mrs. II. Gillespie and Chas
Rager.
A. E Lake and Wm. Uourke ship
ped acar of cattle to South Omaha
Monday.
II. II. Tool departed for Minneapolis
Sunday.
Dell Austin is laying stone at Wa
bash this week.
C. S. Polk was in town Monday and
thought II.. R. NeJtzel a check for
$1,825 which Is to cover the amount
that was stolen from the bank a couple
of years ago.
Miss Maud Corsage returned from
South Aubnrn Monday and is again at
the telephone exchange.
Eligible Resident Property
FOR SALE A BARGAIN!
As administrator of the estate of
Marquis L. White, I will sell at pri
vate sale, the south half of lots 11 and
12, In block No. 11, in Tlattsmouth
City, containing a two-story brick
house with 1) rooms. This property is
known as the M. L. White residence
From the Ledger.
John llostetterand J. W. Kaln are
basking In the balmy sunshine of Cal
ifornia, where thev went to spend the
winter.
Mrs. J. W. Jennings and sou, John
and Pavid, of Atchison, have been
visiting John Chalfant and family
since last Friday.
Mrs. Agnes lVterson arrived Mon
day night from Glencove, Wash, to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Teier
G ruber, and other relatives and frlnds
Intending to spend the winter here.
Luther Hall mourns the loss of a
fine span of mules-not strayed or sto
len, but sold Wednesday to a buyer in
I'lattsmouth for Jjoo In cold cash.
They are undoubtedly the finest mules
in this country and Mr'. Hall Is sorry
that he put even the price on
them. '
Dr. A. E. Walker and Dr. E. S.
Dungan drove over to the home of
Eric Straw, six miles southeast of
tiwn, yesterday morning and per
formed an operation upon Charles
Straw, a young man sixteen years old,
who w'as suffering from an attack of
appendicitis. The operation was suc
cessfully performed and we are pleased
to learn that the patient is getting
along nicely.
Ed Young did nut vote Tuesday be
cause he was laid up for repairs. He
was driving Into the yard with a load
of corn, riding the head end, when
the end-gate gave way and dumped
him in front of the wagon, and be
fore he could get out th j wheel took a
trip the length of his bick with the
3,000-pound loid. In a short time he
was able to get up, but his tongue was
hanging out a few feet (more or less)
and he soon became very sick and
called his wife to help him to the
house. Ed Is now In pretty good con
dition again, but his soreness promp
ted him to vow that he Is done riding
the head end of a loaded wagon.
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THIS is the season when everybody commence to
look around for their fall ami winter clothing.
The early buyer usually gets the choice of the
new styles, and the best goods. We would there
fore suggest that you
Call at our Store
Early in the
Season
and let us show you the many new things we
have in Men's and Hoys' Clothing, ami everything
in their wearing apparel from shoes to the hat.
Our line this season in every department is much
larger than ever before, and we earnestly request
you to call and "lonk us over."
Wm. Holly
LfiHATItfE HOCJEVSTflB
Laxative Couch Syrup containing Honey and Tar. An Improvement over nil Couch,
r
The Oricinal
Lung and Bronchial Remedies.
Icasant fo the taste and eood alike for young and old. All couc.li
1'rcpared by I'lNL-ULU MLDICINL COM 1 ANY, (JIIICAUO, U. S. A.
svruns containine opiates constipate the bowels. Hce'a l axative Honey and lar move the howcli
'..I Ir.n.r, hl PINI-'.I
and contains no opiates
Sold at GEIIING & CO S. Drug Store
NehaovkL Weeping Water
property, situated two blocks north of
the Riley Hotel, on the corner of Sixth
and Oak streets. A good title will be
given. William DelhDernikr,
10 27-tf. Administrator.
50 per ccqt Discount of Dress Trim's
at closing out sale of Herald's stock,
Notice to Creditors.
Chv; Con nty, I i,, county conn.
Nuliriski. t
I n ) matter of tin- ciime of Alfml M.lH-r-
uieil, dtitist'd,
ENotl'-elslioreliyirlvftitliiit tin' rtvilltoin of
hI(1 (Uitim-U will iiieel Ui iiltnliiNltator
f mid rMitc. In-fore me. rounty Jmlm'
of 1'ik.m roittity. Nflnioka. n Hip rotintv
i-ourt roimi In I'lHtlsinotiili. N'liril.i. In Mid
oniity.oii thesrtli diyof NoTpmlwr. 1tni. md
ntlielli liy of Miy. ldtiT. it lOn'rlivk. i. in..
i. lidi.v. for Uie nriKr of iirpM-iillitir Uwlr
i lilin-iformimlniitloti, idjustnu'iit mil illow
"JunuililhH, from Noteiiilr 22, IftW. i il-
lowed for llif erf dltoni of mid diifi-d to prf
will tlit'lri'Ulms md one yir ind mI nioiitM
for Uie idmliiMnitor lo sot lleHild ft no, frttn
Uie aitluliyofOrlolx'r. im.
WltneiH my hind mil M'll of ild roiinly
ourt, it I'littHinontli, Nfliraski, llil'tli diy
of M)It, m. Harvit I. Tn.
ISeil.l County Juiltf.
" LEGAL NOTICE.
h In ('utility Court,
fTATior Nkhiuhka. t
l'AHCll'KTT. I
III tlie mnlti'r of Uie i-Htnte of Mfivd M"
1 riu'd. ihvriH'd. Not Ire of in-ill Ion for ii
IHilntinent of ulnilnl-iiriitor.
Nollif Is lii tvliy clvi'it to I imik N. vr-
i..i... L- l..l k.,ri.t..il li.'inir.. ru Mi'lNT-
IMV-.I, .nnm ... .... . " - 7- ,
n,i n,i, r Mi-lM'rini-i I. uirirli' Jt'iry nd
ll.nl., 1' M., I. mill nllnllll-r IN'1-sollH In
tiiresli'il In the iiUiv(M'inti'.tluil o is-lliloii luis
U-on Hli-il In the inunty i-otirt of Ciwiimnly.
Ni'linska. tirnylnif for tin' iilniinriil f nn
ndinlnlM nlor for tin- fl nti' of alil A If n !
Ih-rim-il. dn-i-nwd. ninllliiil n ni-iiiiiin nm
liml nisiii siild ix'tlilon In lli eoniity -"
hmmut riiill-iiioolli. i iiss.nunn. ' -"
on tlif aitliiluy of n.-t..U-r. A. I'.. " '!' "
oV.vk. n. in., mid Unit J"" ' i"!"'"'11
ilmw I'niiM- niriiliiHl suld lH-tltli.il oitor Ufor
I he honi of It n. in., on suld Ml Ii duy of I . tols r,
'"'inwlliWMWlieivof I ImwhrretifH my lt"l
mid tin- M-nlof il oiint viMiiiil oM iiss.Miiiniy.
N.'lilikii.tlil-'.'Nt ilny of .-.-oi.-inls-;;. A. H..l!i.
ItAltVI V l. I IMVI.
nict,. Connly .ImU'e.
Notice of Final Hearing.
uii- of Ni'linska
Cdisloniity.
I n tin- County Court of Cuss Counl y, N elira.sk
In tlif mntterof Uie rstituof lieotirf V. Hliry
di'r.diH'fised.
Notlre Is liert'liy iflven to ill ik'Inoiis Inter-
estrdlnsuld estme. Hint i iietltlou for flml
setlliinftil md mill report nan neen nitru ny
Uie idinlnlstriilor wltli will iiiuexed, mil tint
I lieirlnir w ill lie hid iiihiii such petit Ion In the
rouiily i-ourt rooin.it riittsuioulh.Cisiiooun
Iv. Neliriski, on the day of Note m tier, .
i mm. il the hour of lUoVloek. I. in., yon (.re
miulrrdlo show i'iu iirilnst kald fetlllon
md n'liort onordefore VoVloi-k I. m. on said
'l.l.v of Novemlier. ltM.
Wiiness inv hind md ! of the eounlv
court of Ciss county. Nebraska, this Mh day of
Novemlier, IIAIOM i. i ka
IhrauI Count y.loilire
Paat tin Pie. Pl.
Accordinir to a dally ncwspaiKr lard
Is now beltm made from pluwe.d. The
old way was to run the plweed
tlirotiK'li tliehcjf, but some wise Ken
tlemonliave made a mac'iin? tliat
works like a hotf, soto speak, and re
lines the lard without the t.elp of tlie
aforesaid porker. Please pass t ie pie.
the crust of whic'i Is ma'te Iron pii
weed l.rd.
Notke to Creditors.
"V.J . iV.?,.,. ' f "" e.mrt.
In the matlerof the esiule of .lohli vV. lih'li
. irds, dei'eased.
Solli'f Is liert'liy irlvi n that tlie credlloi-s of
suld diseased will iik'I the niliiiliiUiminr of
suld est nte. lie fore me. Connly .Itidmi of t'ass
County. Nehraska. at tin- County Court room
In I'luttsitioiilh, In said couuty.on the u'.th day
of NovemlH-r. A. I'.. ns anil on I lie '.'tin nay
of Mnv. A. II.. iml. Hi Id o'clock, n. III., each
ilnv, for the pui miM- of lucseiilliiK their i-lulma
roiviiiiilnutlon. in iislmi'iit and n I low nice.
M mouths nie nllowed for the civdltors of
nlil dis-eiiseil lo iHesent llielri'lulius. mid one
.vein for the iialiiiliil t ritlt.r In sell le sulilestute,
tn ,m the L';ih iliiv of Novi'inls-r. . I . I!k
wimess In hinid mid vii I of suld County
Conn, ill I'liiilsniKiitli. Nehraska. this .rinl day
of ifc-toU-r. MHi. 11 A 11 vi v II. I lit MS,
Ki'll.l County .liulk'C
SH-cliil ( 1 11 ii'si h 1111I1 1 1 1 .
Mrs. Charles Hansen is quite sick.
(Jus Hansen shreded corn fodder,
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wunderllcli Sundayed
at Henry Heurn's, sr.
Grandpa Sturm lias been quite sick
sick with a severe cold.
Mrs. Corbctt has returned from her
short visit at Elmwood,
Mr. Wm. Davis made a swift trip to
Weeping Water and back, Thursday.
Dr. Gilmore called on sick folks In
this vicinity, Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Massie called
at Louis Todd's one day last week.
Mr. and Mr?. George Hansen drove
to Grandma Buck's, Wednesday, on
business.
Mr. JohnOpp butchered a beef at
Henry Knabe's, and also one for Fred
Schomaker, sr., Wcdne-iday.
Congressman Pollard Is stepping
quite lively, all owing to a baby boy
born at their home Sunday.
Grandma Todd of Union took the
train to Kehawka, Wednesday, and Is
visiting relatives and friends.
A number of friends were royally
entertained at the beiutiful home of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sturm, Friday.
The evening was spent In dancing,
The rooms were decorated In pink and
white chrysanthemums. A large punch
bowl and choice cake graced the cen
ter of the table. Tbe music was fur
Dished by G us Hansen, Mr. Stoll and
Edith Schomaker. Those present
were, Florence, Charley and Itcssic
McCartney, lsadore Hall, Mrs. Nels
Pollard, Jim and Leona Pollard, Jim
and Stella Vanning, Bertha and Edith
Schomaker, Canie Allison, Nellie
Simpson, and also the following gen
tlemen and their wives, Otto Carroll,
F. C. Schomaker, V. P. Sheldon, F,
P. Sheldon. I). C. West, also Bert
Perkhiser and Julian Pollard, and
MlssesClede Applcgate, Nellie Hum
phrey. Nettle McCartney and Edith
Moon.
The members of the T. J. Sokol
society are planning for a big lime at
their hall on Saturday November 17
The teams from Omaha and South
Omaha will take part Id the turning
exhibit, after which a dance will follow
A large crowd Is cipected from Omaha
and South Omaha the society extends
a cordial Invitation toevcryonc In this
city.
A sour stomach, a bad breath,
pasty complexion and other consc
quences or a disorder el digestion arc
quickly removed by the use of Itlnc'i
Dyspepsia Tablets. Two days' treat
mcnt free. Sold by ficrlng .v Cos
l-'roin tlie lleruld.
At tlie meeting of the school board
Monday, S. F. Girardct was elected
secretary, a position Mr. Wilkinson
has so faithfully tilled for so many
years.
Bjrn to Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Strough, on Tuesday, November nth,
19011, a boy. On Thursday, Novem
ber 8th, HKMi, to Mr. and Mrs. (). T.
Lcyda, a daughter was born.
Minnie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
. H. Leonard, Is the third one of the
children to suffer from dyphthcrla.
Dr. Butler says the quarantine Is on
right and there Is no danger. He re
ports all cases getting along nicely.
The assault case brought by J. D.
Rockwell against Abe Branson was
settled last Thursday, each one paying
half the costs. Attorney A. L. Tidd
was over from I'lattsmouth to repre
sent Branson, and Attorney Tefft
represented Rockwell.
Miss Mary Hungate was operated
on for appendicitis in the St. Joseph's
hospital, Omaha, last Thursday. So
far very favorable reports have been
coming of her condition. Dr. Hun
gate accompanied her, and states that
the appendix was very much diseased.
Mary has any number of friends who
are anxiously waiting for any goou
news given out.
Commissioner E. F. Marshall took a
fast ride last Friday evening. Ills
horse got scared 'while crossing the
railroad track and started to run, go
ing south. In front of S. W. Orten's
residence the horse was stopped. At
about every Jump the animal kicked.
Mr. Marshall was lucky to escape In
jury. Broken shaft was the only
damage.
drug store.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
I ii County l unit.
iif.liihn lliisklik.de.
TtTKiirNi:iliitKt '
I tssl iilMV i
III llie mullet of lh est nte
CCIIM-ll.
Noili-e Is hctcl irlicn thnl il reilliot-s of
said dis-euM-d will iiiccl 1 1 u- nilmlnlM riiioi- of
Mililestnti', hetore me, County .luilire of us"
connly, Nclii nsl.a. nl the Counl Court room In
I'lalisiiiouili, In suld county, on I lie '.'I Hi duy of
Novemlier, A. I'.. Il'l. and on Ihe '.'till day of
Slav. A. I'. .Il'r. nl lu o'clock, a. m , each ilnv.
for the inirisiseof lueseiittnir their claims for
i-vniii nat on. ai iisimeut am al .iwiiii.
M moiil lis are allotted for the ercdlloio of
said ilis'i-nscil lo tni-scut their chilnis, and one
ten I- for the ailmliilst in I or to sell le snid estate,
from I he -.MIi day of NoM-mls-r, I'.aai.
Witness my hand and seal of ull County
Couit. nl I'liillsmoiith, Ni'hi iiskn. this -j:iila.vof
ih'toU-r. Il U Iluivirli 1'iitvi.
IM AM 1 oiiiiH .ludiT,
KILLthe COUGH
and CURE the LUNC8
The Galloway Pait Fraud.
The story of the "Galloway Pass"
told In the World-Herald today re
veals a beautiful plot of trickery and
deception practiced by the fake re
formers who ran the republican cam
paign In Lincoln.
After one of their own candidates
for the legislature In Nemaha county
had procured a pass for Galloway, upon
which he wasto vote the republican
ticket, they found he would not go.
Thereupon they took the pass, had it
photographed for reproduction In re
publican papers and falsly stated t hat
Golloway was a democrat and that
democrats had procured the pass.
Then, to prevent exposure by Gallo
way, they got him to the asylum to
do some work, kept him busy all day
and detained him there for a night.
Meanwhile the falshoood the conspir
ators had concocted was published,
and Galloway learned of it too late lo
expose the fraud before election day.
Jt also now appears that more than
one Galioway pass was tilled out. The
original was not enough. So many
were needed for "copy" in preparing
cuts for tlie various republican pa
pers that several fakes on old blanks
In possession of the g. o. p. committee
were used, and In them the year ap
peared as H00 Instead of Pmxi. This
was exposed by the World-Herald on
the day before election.
The election Is over, but those vo
ters who were deceived by this fraud
nto voting the republican ticket will
probably have a score to settle with
the party managed by such desperate
rascals. A voter will resent being
cheated into voting for a party Just
as he will resent being forced to vote
for it.
w,tH Dr. Ung's
Now Discovory
fohC
rONSUMPTION
0UGHS and
iOLOS
Pric
60c $1.00
Free Trill.
Bureat and Quickest Cur for all
THROAT and LUNO TROUB.
LES, or MONEY BACK.
Public Sale!
I will sell at my farm, 0 miles west of
I'lattsmoutn, rseo., on
Tuesday, December 4lti, 1906,
the following property, to-wit: ihead
of horses, 2 fresh milch cows, L'o head
of shoats. 1 two-row snake killer,
cultivators. 2 sets double harness, 1
fannlne mill, one hortcy extractor, 1
elder mill, ligation kettle, black
smith's anvll-8.") pounds, blacksmith'
vlce-i;") pounds, shot gun, mowing ma
chine, riding cultivator, 1 Gorham
seeder, 1 stalk cutter, one disk, 2 stir
ring plows, 2 combined walking listers,
J riding lister, 1 harrow, l single
hooslcr drill, I two horse buggy, II
single buggies, 2 lumber wagons, 1 hay
rack, d or n tons of hay, some house
hold goods and many other things to
numerous too mention.
Sale to Start at 10 O'clock, a. m
TERMS i
On all sums of tin and un
der cash In band, n all
sums over tio a credit of one year w ill
be given (if desired) with approved
note, without Interest, If paid when
duo. If not paid when due, percent
will Ixt added from date rf note. .1 per
cent off for cash on all sums over tin
FREE LUNCH.
H. BESTOR.
Wm. Ii. Junks Auctioneer.
C. G. 1'iiM hK, Clerk.
Tom Svoboda and Oliver Kdmunds,
two firemen In the local yards, handed
In their resignations last night .
It is said that all clerks on the Co
lon Tactile, drawing a salary less than
tlnoamonth will receive an increase
in pay on January I.
Hugh Cecil, who has been in Urn
city for the past few days, returned
this afternoon toGlbson, where he Is
fireman on one of the I In r 1 1 n ur 1 1 i
switch engines.
Workmen are now engaged In build
ing the foundation for the llrst, con-
crete steel engine house st ructure on
the Hurllngton system In the west
bottoms of Lincoln.
A machine thai will hurl coal into
the firebox of a locomotive at the rate
of 2iHl slioveli ful a minute If net-essay
will lighten the labor of tlie liiemen
of 700 of the engines of the Chicago X
Northwestern road, the company hav
ing ordered 700 of these at a cost of
tl'iO.OOO.
The Great Northern will Hoon liitu
over Its O'Nclll-Sloux City, line to the
Hurllngton for operating purposes,
thus relieving that ryftd of doing any
business in Nebraska, it is said that
the Hill Interests can see no reason
why the Hurllngton and Great North
ern roads should both be doing busi
ness In Nebraska.
Poland China for Sal.
Poland China male hogs for sale.
Your (holce for 110. For further
particulars, call or write C. K. Cook
I'lattsmouth, Neb.
THE PALACE MARKET
I'lkttslllolllh
Th..n Vi. -XI
mm BROS., Proprietors.
.Groceries, Provisions and Meeats
Nehraska 'I'hom
No. .
1st Prize-'KMSOX
rhoiiOrah and
12 Records.. i ,..M)
2nd Prize Century
Camera and Out
fit 15
3rd Prize Imported
Japanese Vase. . . S
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Phil. SauUr,
llstilhutor of the
Kit I sou I'hoiio
irruph ami Iter
oiils.rialtsiiioiiih. Nelnaska.
Total amount. .550
Contest will open NovemUr M, V)0(, ami close
May lst.l'K)7. Coupons will he tfiven with cash pur
chases only. ICvcry 52.50 worth of coupons jjets one
draw mimher. Hejjin when the contest heins, per
haps you will be the luekv one. Cost vou nothing to
try.
Lorenz
Placttsmouth,
Bros.,
Nebra-ska.
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