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BRAND OF CIGARS
if it is of local manufac
ture, and what's more,
keep then just right not
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just right. It pays to
purchase your cigars at
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PERKINS HOTEL
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PLATTSMOUTH,
NEBRASKA
RATES $1.00 PER DAY
First House West B. 6c M. Depot
We Solicit the Farmers Trade
and Guarantee Satisfaction.
When in the City Give Us a Call
T5?e Perkins Hotel
Omaha's Christmas Shopping Headquarters
Everything
Imaginable
for
Gifts.
BOTDBE
E?? Relltvble Store
Everything
at Money
Saving
Prices.
Holiday leauty .
leigns Supreme
Counters are piled high, departments crowded with the
greatest stock of Christmas gift suggestions ever shown in
this part of the country, and prices as usual mean a neat
cash saving on all purchases. Toys, Dolls, Jewelry, Silver
ware, Cut Glass, China, Furnishings, Grips and Sujt Cases,
Ladies' Suits, Coats, Fine Furs, Men's and Boys Clothing,
Silks, Dress Goods, Furniture, Carpets and Rugs, Pictures,
Fancy Goods and Art Novelties, Books, etc., etc. Every,
thing and anything you may wish.
We Extend You a Hearty Welcome
Visit our store and view our grand display. The great
variety and low prices make selection easy.
TWO BOOK SPECIALS
World Famous Books, Illustrated
edition, postpaid, .
A regular fl.GO value, on fine paper,
elegantly bound, beautirully Illus
trated, each book ta separate box
for gifts; such titles as Ishmael,
Self-Raised, Thelraa, Treasure
Island. Hypatla. First Violin. Un
cle Tom's Cabin, A Window In
Thrums, Pilgrim's Progress, The
wide World, eic. aom
Brilliantly Lighted Hall the Rendezvous of
a Ltrge Gay Gathering Last Evening.
SOCIAL TIME ENJOYED IN DANCING
Many Beautifully Decorated Booths The
Ladles of the Guild Excellent
Entertainers,
The second of the annual bazaars
held by tbe St, Mary's Guild of the
St. Luke's Eplocopal church, occurred
yesterday at Coates' hall, and proved
to be very successful, a large number
being in attendance during tbe after
noon and an especially large gathering
being present In the evening.
Tbe spacious hall wa9 very artisti
cally decorated for the occasion In red
and green beautiful red Christmas
bells of various sizes being suspended
from the gallery, while several arches
of electric lights reaching across the
hall, added to the brilliant affair In
the evening.
On entering the hall a grand dls
play of posies greeted the eyes of the
visitors. This booth was very attrac
tlve sweet scented ruses, alluring ear-
nations and large white chrysanthe
mums being arranged among ferns on
shelves, while on cither side stood a
snow white pillar. The ilower booth,
which was In red and white, was pre-
where reeularly at 11.50.
In this sale, postpaid
ft 75c
tory of ths Bible Land, by Jr. Tab
mage, A beautifully bound fcook
descriptive of r3r, Ta&agei most
extensive Journey throughout the
Holy Land; a biography tt Our
Savior from the cradle to the
cross, and fully Illustrated by pic
tures taken by the author. A lim
ited quantity of this book, regular
$2.60 value, while they la9t this
week, postpaid, 00
Tailored Skirts Made to Measure
Select Tour roods from any fabric in our great Dress
Goods Department and we will make you to measure 1 ikjrt
for less price than you can bur it elsewhere id the la fed.
Samples and Style Book sent Free. Write fof them tci3ay.
16th and
Dodge.
Hayden Bros.,
OMAHA.
NEB.
Will Looato Her.
Fate Davis, one of the best known
stockmen In Cass county, and more
so In the southwestern section, lias
formed a co-partnershln with H. 15.
Hudelson of South Omaha, for the
purpose of buying and selling stock.
These gentlemen were la riattsmouth
today making arrangements to locate
here permanently for this purpose.
While Mr. Davis Is known personally
to many farmers of Cass county, Mr.
Hudelson Is a gentleman of sterling
qualities, and the combination makes
strong team for business. Those
who have cattle or bogs to market
will do well to see these gentlemen, as
they are always in shape to pay the
highest market price for good, market
able stock of every description. You
will always And one of tbe Arm In
riattsmouth, where their headquar
ters are permanently located.
MAY BE CASE OF INFANTICIDE
Section Men Find Body of an Infant by
Railroad Near La Platte.
YOUNG COUPLE ARRESTED AT FT. CROOK
Face Serious Charge Which Is Being In
vestigated by the Authorities
of Sarpy County.
LAYTON IS ADJUDGED INSANE
Young Man, Who Tried to Sever Throat
at Greenwood Lined In St.Charles,ta.
The hoard of insanity after examin
ing Harry M. Layton, the young man
who tried to out his throat Thursday
night and who attempted to reopen
the gashes Friday morning in order
that ho might bleed to death, when he
was confined In the jail at C.rccnwood;
adjudged him Insane, and directed
that be be placed In the asylum for
treatment. Sheriff (julnton took the
patient from Greenwood to Lincoln
this morning.
When examined before tbe board,
tbe young man appeared to be very
rational on everything except the
question of living. He seemed to be
laboring under a tit of despondency,
and declared that be would kill bio)'
self when tbe opportunity was present
ed.
Ills home is not In Shenandoah as
was presumed by several who knew a
young man by the name of Layton
that worked In the shops In this city,
but Is In St. Charles, la., where his
father Is living, the mother having
died about tlfteen years ago.
Young Layton has been employed In
northern Iowa for several years and
had lost trace of his father and four
brothers. Ho had started out toward
a town in western rsenraska, when he
became atllicted with peculiar sus
picion of everybody whom he met, and
while In this mood he has attempted
twice to commit suicide.
It is thoiighttbat aftera few months
treatment at the asylum the young
man will recover from the ailment
An Eicollant Concert.
The music lovers of this city, who
attended the concert at the Presbyte
rian church last evening, enjoyed a
program that has seldom been ex
celled. Although the weather was
somew hat unfavorable, and the season
a busy one on account of the nearness
of Christmas, over twohumlred people
took advantage of the rare opportuni
ty to hear the Schubert Concert com
pany, which Is composed of excellent
musicians and entertainers. That
this company was able to gratify tbe
expectations of the audience was fre
quently evidenced by the encores
which were called for. Tho choir of
tbe church are to be congratulated on
securing such an all around good con
cert company.
DEEDS, NOT WORDS
As a gang of section men was going
sided over by Miss Margaret lovey, to wor. eary Thursday morning, the
wnosupp .eu t.icga .er.ng wun u.e u flf )nfant was flscovcrc a
favorite lloral decorations. , . ,,
Just south of the lloral booth was suorl nisiance from La riatte, lying
situated the market, where all good near the railroad tracks. The clrcum-
wholesome eatables were for sale, tin- stances were soon made know to the
der the supervision of Miss Minna authorities of Sarnv countv. and
YlMxIt-A Ti sfn-rnt i rn ttiltll flirt ri i r I
" ". , i V It , 2 " through a special from l'apllllon under and carrying a boiniuctof white roses.
esorted to f 'h thirsty date of yesterday, the information l8 The house was beautifully decorated
... t i i I j j a in mil ui kin i at ubiiiuniiin ui in am i u j
-.nnn fPn.A ms.A nllln u - O 1 IrlH flirt I rin ft UlH I 111 T I '
uuca. avyu ini yum. ...a.nvu .,. .,. Hlni rn,.m wnB Knonltf
"Coroner Armstrong Is investigating tractive, where the color scheme of
wiiat may oe a ca.se or inranticicio. rvrnnn nnrl whlra urnapnrrlnrl mil In He
Dan Cupid at Alvo.
On Wednesday evening, Jiecember
1:', l'MKi, at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
George Cook, occurred tho marriage
of their daughter, Dottle liooth, to
Mr. Frederick Tarns of I'lattsniouth,
Itev. It. L. Story, pastor of the M. K.
church, oillclatlng.
Tho bride wasdressed In Champaign
Louisienne silk trimmed In Irish lace,
limits of the market booth.
In the south end of the ball the
Plattsmouth Peopli Hits Absolute Proof if
Deeds it Home.
It's not words, but deeds that prove
true merit. Tho deeds of Doan's Kid-
nco Tills, for I'lattsniouth Kidney
sufferers, havo made their local repu
tation Proof lies In tho testimony of
riattsmouth people who have cured to
stay cured.
J. S. Hall of US South Sixth street,
riattsmouth, Neb., says: "I can vouch
as emphollcally for the merits of
I loan's Kidney Mils as I did three and
one-half years ago. In lsmi I had a
fall, strained my back and this brought
on kidney trouble, at least 1 attribute
the original of t he complaint to tho
njury. I rom that time on, I suffered
a great, deal from pah, In my back. To
stoop caused sharp twinges through
my loins and It was most dllllcult at
times for me to rise from a chair. I
tried several remedies but found no
relief. Finally I had the good fortune
to learn of I loan's Kidney I'ills and
got a box at Coring & Co.'s drug st ore
and using as directed, the pain was
absolutely removed In forty-eight
hours; This was in l'.MVJ and from
that time on, 1 have hardly ever been
without a box of Doan's Kidney Tills
In the house to have in case of need.
When I take cold and as the result
feel any pain or soreness In my back, I
take a few of Doan's Kidney I'ills and
the troubles are quickly ended."
For sale by all dealers. Trice Mc.
Foster-Mlibum Co., ItulTalo, X. Y.,
sole agents for the t'nltcd States.
Itcmember tho name Doan's and
tae no other.
Junior Auxiliary, under their leader, Early yesterday morning the body of decorations, and also In the elaborate
Miss Dora Frlcke, provided the com- an Infant which bad been born but a thrce-course luncheon served after
pany wun loouisome sweetmeais, anort time previous was found by the the ceremony-Mrs F S Allen and
which were so Invitingly displayed railroad track near La riatte. and Mr. k i itini,,.i Lciufi . n,n
that it was not long before the supply Coroner Armstrong was notified. The dining room
I bnW uliuin mi Ibir nif f hn nfrorniuin i s I
..au uuu. '"p, oouy was removed 10 rapmion ana an The out-of-town guests were Miss
Miss Florence Dovey conducted a Investigation started. LolsWorlcy of Lincoln, who played
grab-bag, containing toys and many ..It was f0Und that a strange couple the wedding march; MissMabel Davis,
onier appropriate -muusku m wic nan stopped overnight at a hotel at Weeping Water- Will Tains Tlatts
puuiunvoi wuivi v uuii. i uik i id liu, iiu m an aim woman were , h pA ira c
, , . . . .1 I llivullli Ull'l 1V I i HlIU I'l I 1i I' tvl J I
uiawwK vuutcsi nun tiic auu.vc ui eacu aooui 'u years or age anu Strang- rniuorcin, n,.
much merriment forthe young folks. ers there. They claimed to have walk- Ti,.h.. pn..'ni. ti,. r,..n,
The west side of tbe hall was occupied ed Into town from tbe south. They ents of many valuaDlo and uscful pres.
uy u.c ...., wu.j. vuuulc, u. Mcitmeuoiei ai an eany nour. inc ents ln cut K,ass Cllina and 8llver.
which Mesdamcs T. T. Livingston, L. room tbey occupied showed evidence Thnaro v,nti, ,nii nnH f,vr.
W. Clement and W. L. Tlckett pre- of the birth of a child. nW hnnn ,,, flnf, ,n i,,,.,,,,,,,.
sided, and disposed of many dainty, "Itwaslater learned that a couple .n1 n.nir frinHa .i,hiii.m w.n
useful and handsome articles appro- answering the description furnished voyage on their Journey through life wlfc' nor tliy son' nor thy dauKters
priate for Xmas gifts. by the hotel landlord had gone to ' 2. "Thou shalt patronize thine owe
TEN GOOD COMMANDMENTS
To Heed Them Will Do You Good, ind
Also Your Town Good.
1. "Thou shalt not go away from
home to do thy trading, thou, nor thy
Primary Teachers Meet. merchants, also the printer, and they
l or some time the teachers of the shall patronize thee.
In the brilliantly lighted ball a gay Fort Crook, where the lady had hired
gathering assembled ln the evening to out as a domestic and tho man as a
Indulge In dancing and a most enjoy- hostler. They were placed under ar
able social time to the excellent music rest and were brought to Tapllllon.
furnished by George eidman and They gave tbe names of Mr. and Mrs,
Miss Bessie Hallance. Nearly two parsons and denied having been at La
hundred people were present to parti- Platte. Coroner Armstrong believes borne of I.. L. Kouse. Miss Margaret
clpateln the Jolly good time in the the couple are not man and wife, and Farley of the Lincoln schools ad
evening. he has sent forthe landlord of the La dressed the meeting upon the "Ra
The dining room, tastily decorated Platte hotel to see if thev can be iden- tlonal Method ln beading.' Miss thy neighbors shall greet thee gladly.
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with Molly, Japanesse lanterns ana titled as the parties who stopped there aney nas useu mis mcuiou lor two ;,. -inou slialt not knock prop
city schools have been contemplating
a change in the reading methods of I
the lower grades. To discuss this sub-
Meet they met this morning at the
3. "Thou shalt patronize thine own
merchants, that they may not be
driven from their homes to find food
for their little ones.
4. "Thou shalt pay thy bills
promptly that thy credit may be good
in the land wbcro thou dwcllest and
spotless white tables, upon which re
posed lighted candelabras was not
neglected by tbe merry tbrong, who
between dances repaired to partake of
tbe delicious refreshments served by a
corps of attentive waiters, under the
supervision of Mrs. C. G. Frlcke.
After having had a delightful social
time, tbe ecstatic people In atten
over nlgbt."
Gets Limb Fractured.
Carl, the ft year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Wohlfartb, while coming
home from school today noon, at
tempted to get Into a passing wagon,
and in sodolng sustained a bad fracture
to one of bis limbs. The little
years, and has made a careful study of from under thine own town, In order
the various methods. The several to be revenged on thine cnemv. lest
features of tbe method advocated by thou perish with him.
Miss Farley were very succinctly re- o. "Thou shalt not Incline thine car
viewed, and tho teachers showed by to the voice of pride nor permit vanity
their questions that they were thor- to overcome thine heart.
oughly interested ln the topic. Miss "Thou shalt spend thine earn-
Farley gave part of the address on ngs at home, that they may return
onnaw Wnrk" In thn tfiuror crriirina i ulnn;in n n i .. . . i .. v.
"""J ..w. ... fttuuv.... I niltlil-li IIIVT lUlUC Ullli Kl'w UOUtlSIl"
So interested were those present ment to sucb as come after thee.
8. "Thou shalt not bear false wit-
fnllnur urn a nunvattaA t r a r nolitnn'Q
dance began to wend their way home- m .
-... Jl..ln ih. I.JI. r,( th. r.IM v""1"' "uc" luo illume, wiiiuu f..,imnH. thrAnhniir. wora rtovntPft
..iu,uiu...UK tuB w ..unu . . . . nno rnrlnpnH nH v""" . .
to be most excellent entertainers and ., . . . . to a profitable, practical and an in- ness against the town wherein thou
providers. p 1 gP"nis- splrln discussion of the two subjects, dwellcst, but shall speak well of It In
snowar for Mr. and Mrs. Frees. that will douotless result in mucn the ears of all men
Thn flm.hi llaa tna thiA nruifl.. ......... ..I.. I
iuo ... Mprnoaist cno r Dianned a aurnrise ror teachers. tvir' cnH hi nn, ki c w
J...,,,.,.., V. . nn . . n . U.fcKl " r I I w - w-w . UW ui9Dmrv " ,
UUIW ucinnuicuniHuaiucu nun tus j , nfl rh.. prM WhO Were -..u.. n nnrhlvFllno nnrhL.tW nnr
I IIO.-. ni.,..H I.H.. 1 1.... . . . : ' I "'"" " uv. ... u.vv.wB,uv
oub viu 1Ci.'.ci uuaiuc iu i.teir married and forirot to Invite v-0... .f.rnnnn rr,.t pif1 th mm th. u in h rrh ht ht
I . . 1 - i a COlATluai (ftl vviuuuil vvuu ij vivm I m u va vuu vt i wi vuw umw
oeenioo mucn overaone, ana nence tbe mt of the cholr Attheclose of w. V.. Ttn-enrranhad ocrAslon toM soever thou desl rest thou shalt bur of
.aT' "a IT,,Z . n?..;.., ."i II ine rehersal lh "wer announced Lincoln on business, and wblleenroute blm that hath to sell and thou shalt
..T member, to that place on the fast mall, be set pay the price thereof In thecoln of
KDOt naa not his grip In a seat and threw his over- the realm.
-! 8ccurely tled' aDd that the' coat over It. After assisting Mrs. 10. "Thou sh.lt keep these com-
uui4Ktiviiw i won in nrrwppri t.r rionn ir. Mr I r m . i. - i . . -... i .n.i. m,A ..., ,. . .w-
About twelve or fifteen Of these let- York and Miss Brad acted as attend- ,-f.. -ii it, .-i. LhiHr.n .miih. rhiMn.,hiM.
ll n JS'-SImJ- a h-T. ! "ts, while Mr. Crablll gave the bride tlves.be repaired to the smoking car unto the third and fourth generation,
the Omaha postofl ce and have been away and Mr. rolk, with tbe aid of a to converse with some friends. When that they may be made to flourish and
bundled U .to little rope, made the matrimonial nearly Into Lincoln he returned to the wax rich when thou art laid to rest
- w...vv. ..- u noose 8cCure, to tne toucning meioay Chalr car to get bis grip and overcoat, with tby fathers.
K. V.r T" u 01 ther and Mother were onlv to discover that the latter was
turn inese leiiers oe w uie siorcs Ir9h(.. pUye, by thecburch organist, missin,,. He thought some one was St. Jam.t Elects Officers.
ortooenevoieniiy inciinea peop e to After tbe cereraouy tbe newly wedded trying to play a Joke on blm, but In- At the regular meeting of the St.
ao as mey wisnea wun complying coupie were showered with articles Lulrles of his frlendsand the trainmen James society last evening the folio
i ui it n t no ran uncra Pfinrainun r nornin i . i
",v" v,,v w..v-..v- w..,.v.u. i neccssarr ior nouHfiKAenmi. AnmnAuAH him f a inifnAa. nri,.A inn o i cers were eiocrea ror tne pn
, I W " I VJlll Lt 1 1 VVJ U I IU W Vy A HUH II.U Si j kllHW " "
Big Boost for Pensions. M1 ' . some passenger bad picked up the sumgyear.
A special from Washington says: . . . ! ... coat and ouletlv dropped off at Ash- Trcsidcnt-John Janda.
"UcDrescntative Pollard today Intro-L.r..v ..."l Vr .v "' landorllavelock. Besides a valuable vice Presldent-Ed. Svoboda
rim ia nifir nir i nn n i nm u i a ri n '
duced a bill amending tbe pension act 7. : ' ' ! " overcoat, the thief cot away with a Treasurcr-J. M. Jerousck.
t n. Li , " j ,,, i missea conneciion in umana, ana aia . . , . . , .
o JuneSU), wh eh, If passed will arrl pair of new glovesand amufller.whlch
nliiA All vmam nr M n A wnn IhA I'nlf aI I 1 . I I li
iH..o .uuiuu t w V4 L..D UUIKU .,,., ... ,f,, Th. ..I. WC IU liuo lAJtacn
States honorably for ninety days dur-
past four this afternoon. The mati
nee and noon street parade had to be
Sccretaray Ch. Kratochvlll.
Finance Secretary Vaclav Holly.
Flag Dcarers-II. M. Jerousck, Jno.
THrln'a T.ltMa T.lcnr IMlla Minrmiffhlr "...
vertlsed. & Co'i tore. n.n
Dismiss insanity base. Floods the body with warm, glowing House for Sale.
The board of Insanity today eiamln- tltallty, makes the nerves strong, A good residence property seven-
ed E. D. Vandenburg of Murdock. quickens circulation, restores natural 1 room house, good cellar, good cistern,
I After Investigating the case the yonng I vigor, makes you feel like one bom and out buildings In good repair.
man was discharged, and tbe com. again, tlolllster'i Rocky Mountain Close to B.AM, shops. For parties
plaint withdrawn. Til. 3 cents. GerlngACo. liars see A. Rousi.
Toman.
Janitor Jno. Nasll, sr.
Overcoats for Christmas. Kraft Co.
Fine home made candles, loo per
pound, at Mongene's bakery Main
street.
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