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A'o surest that you call early and examine all departments. Price and quality will compare with any in Cass county, jjj 1 oiil'lS, CVL.
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for L-o-.a v-i-h poultry and aii t:oc.
Uvth free. NVrite ur tbeui. .
F. G. Fo.CKE & Cj.
Gen'la r.t:d EZffectivs.
A well l.oown Man.itoi.ia editor
v.ritcs: "As an ni-io-.' worker I tincl
Cnanib-rlain's Stoma.-M and Liver
Tablets invaluable lor the tm:c!iesof
biliousness r.atur;?l to sedentary life,
tneir action b-in ..- title and elTective
clearing the dices' ive tract and the
head." Price 2- e n's. Samples free.
F. (.. Fricke .V O. and A. T. Fried
clrop:ists.
C.::h at:d c ilcis contracted at this
season of the year shonid have imme
diate attention. liees Laxaties Couirh
Syrup: containink.' Honey and Tar and
is unequalled for hoarseness, croup
andcougris. Pleasant to take; moth
ers endorse it: children like to take
it. Contains no opiates. Moves the
the bowels. Serins & Co.
Spring wind chap, tan and cause
freckles to appear. Pine salve Carbo
lized applied at nibt will relieve that
burning sensation. Nature's own rem
edy. Acts like a poultice and draws
cut infiltration. Gering&Co.
1-. C. Kuehn was dov.ti from Lincoln
S jnday.
IL A. Cast, eck brate.l his.Vith birt'n
day S-jnday.
Mrs. .1. Lmhwry v : i 1 1 ;1 friends in
this bur Sunday.
Albert Zierott v.as an east-bound
passenger Friday.
A. S. I epner transacted business in
Lincoln Saturday.
Herman Kupke transacted business
in Omaha Tuesday.
XV. ii. Centryof Louisville ijundayed
with relatives in Murclock.
C. J. Lcis is di'nin' a cistern for
Conrad Wehrman this week.
Clint Smith, of Madison, transacted
business in our bur; Tuesday.
Loui Ilornbeck pulied in Thursday
from his vacation in the south.
Miss Meta Neit.el pulled in Tuesday
after a week's visit in Lincoln.
K. T. Tool is improving his lumber
yard by building a shed s2x.'2 feet.
Miss ILittie Durrell of Ashland is
visiting with Car! Dauer this week.
A baby ni rl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Rak'er, Sunday, April 7th.
Mis- Alice Lon's little relatives re
turned to their home in Omaha Satur
day. Fred Westlake came up from Avoca
to spend Sunday with relatives in this
bur.
A ?Iiss llali Lincoin is spending
her vr.cation a' Pev. Lehman's this
week.
Mat Thimat: and Wm. Cehrts were
business visitors at cur metropolis
Friday.
Miss Ilattie Iurreli and Miss Ida
Pauer visit d in Lincoln Saturday and
Sunday.
;e' . Colbert, A. P. Lake and Mrs.
Com ad Wirtii were Omaha passenu'ers
V.'rdnosnay.
John Cakemeier is 'aid up for repairs
tl.is week, having masked his ircrs
tiie oilier cay.
Mis Katie Amwert returned Tues
day al ter a month'?, visit with rela
tivrs in Council Plr.oS.
Mrs. Pica Xeutzman and daughter
and Miss !a Ilarsliman of Avoca vis
ited at II. V." estlake's Sunday.
Mis.-, I liber or" Plattsmouth, who is
teac-'.iir.. the Mainland school, was an
east-bound passenger Saturday.
Mrs. Pev. Carries and son Pussel, of
Humboldt but formerly of this place,
are visiting friends here for afew days.
Mr. I. C. Ilornbeck returned Friday
from his vacation, which was spent in
the Indian Territory and other south
ern points.
Peed Tool, of Ackley, Iowa, pulled
in Friday, and will visit his brother,
E. L. Tool of this place, for an indefi
nite period.
Miss Alta Peacock of Omaha and
Miss Mae Sweenie of Papillion are
spending their vacation at the home
of Mr. and Mrs- Geo. Gramlicb.
Twelve of the Japs out of the Jap
extra yanr that is stationed here, de
clared a strike last Friday, but it was
declared clT, and the boys went back
to work again Monday morning.
The Murdock whist club was enter
tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
II. Ii. Xeitzel on Thursday evening of
last week, Mrs. C. J. Leis and Mrs. II.
A Tool carrying away the honors.
Wm. Wilken and wife returned from
South Dakota Thursday, at which
place tuey had been to attend the fun
eral of their grand-child, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Kuestemeier's little boy, who
died from the after effects of measles.
The little fellow was fifteen months
old, and was laid to rest at Hitchcock,
S. P., March 27. Their many friends
in this neighborhood sympathize with
them in this sad bereavement.
Th .Jap extra ang that has been
working here the past ten days, went
to Alvo 'Wednesday, where they will
stay eight or ten days, after which
they will return and work at this
place.
It is rumored that a deal was made
Tuesday whereby Albert Hunt trades
his residence property for the general
merchandise stock of J. H. Smith., the
change to be made about May 1. Here's
hoping Pert success in his new ven
ture. Sunday evening a tramp stopped at
the lurr.e fit" Aug. Panska and asked to
stay over night, which privilege was
granted him and upon rising in the
morning h1 became so abusive that
Mr. Panska ordered him to leave,
which he refused to do, so there was a
rough house at once and Mr. Tramp
was ejected, also taking with him a
pair of beautiful black eyes and a good
licking. That same evening, Mr.
Tr.imp crime up town and bought. some
nitric acid, asking the druggist not to
label it, but. it was labeled poison
nevertheless. Nov,-, what we would
like lo know i--. what this fellow want
ed with the acid. If he was going to
take it for his own use, all right, but
if he expected revengeon Mr. Par-ska's
family, the law ought to interfere, for
this same tramp has made this terri
tory regularly for the past three or
four years an J is known to be some
what out of line overcome by the
heat cr somctwir.g like that. If he
shows up again, we think lie will be
turned over to the sherilT.
M iou;L. r& O&i&a h & t fcu iM&vik, h h rAhU
The Original Laxative Couh
r-.ip containing Honey tid Tar. An inpri'.'crr.ei.t cv.; e'l C;)v;;!i,
Lune fcr.d Bronchial RcnitJics. Pl''un: to the tacre ar. l pxl nl.ke for yu:!,-, tnJ o!J. Ail coii;!i
cvrus containiti" op;.i;i.-s cin.-;1:'.' the bowels. Kce's I rx.ttive Honev tij Tar reeves flis towel.-i
'ccr. tains no'Warcs. PicartJ by HNE-ULI- IMLV' 'Nil COMPANY, ClIiCA(iO. U. il. A.
Sold at GERINO. Drug Slcrc
Whooping Cong!). i Getting Cnrs Nov. ;
I have used Chamberlain's Cough j Tl.o freight car shortage on th'-!
Pemeuics in my family in cases of M isiouri Pacitic, ail'crting this :
whooping cough, and want to tell you j tion, has suddenly disapp-vm-d, .i--:
that it is t!;e best medicine I have ! yesterday many of the towi-.s on tt.-1
ever used. W. F. (J.sto, Posco, Ca. branches rci.re.-er.tefl by grain :n- . :u
This remedy is safe and .sure. For ! thf meeting in tliis city Sit urday a!-,
sale by F. (j. Fricke & Co. and A. T. 1 tcrnoon received a su.'i !y ot " vo-;
;:1
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Mrs. Gust Hansen is reported being
very sick this week.
Ldith and Pertha Schumaker were
Omaha visitors Friday and Saturday.
Miss Lottie Wunderlich enjoyed the
April shower she got while driving to
Nehawka Saturday.
Henry Eehrus, sr., is net as well as
could be expected the past few weeks.
Henry Schumaker and wife spent
Sunday with Henry Pehrus and family.
John Wimderlich returned to his
home Sunday after a week's absence
on busine.-s.
George Hansen and wife visited at
Simon Hansen's Sunday. Simon is
still in a low condition.
Mrs. Pert Tucker spent Tuesday
with her sister, Pdna Switzer.
Wm. Davis was a Weeping Water
visitor Monday.
Dr. and MrsG. II. Gilmore spent a
pleasant day at the home of Mrs. W.
II. Shumaker Tuesday.
Mrs. Charley Hansen is quite sick.
Mrs. Louie Todd is getting along
considerably better at last reports.
Fried. ; t i .'
A prominent grain man of N.nraska
City today considered this- develop
' mcnt in the famine, situation as pro-
r pv-i Ttiictoriint- ic i,,iHm r i-.r,, ; ably significant and that tho ir.eetir g
front norch on t be. -ast side, of his resi- i "' la,t Saturday has likely caused the
dence, which will he a beauty when railroad to 'shake down" a few cars. I
completed. i Nevertheless, according to t!:e state-j .., jrTI Tr
merits cr the same gentleman, th-re ; If IILft IC hL I L I L
is no likelihood of this condition !,av- !
ing any bearir g on t.he course the
: grain dealers mav nurMie in the con- j
Mrs. Louie Puis male a trip tf. ! tempiated suit, for damages t.gai: st ; -t's :. H , r en.ll f..,.. jo
Plattsmoutii Thursday She was ac-1 U)C Missour, iV.ci:!c. : to ).-.. r" t h mas.- in our
cornpanied by her father, Mr Adam j Xo nf.. . i,,(ijrL, mu, ;, s! it .., L;i,y - i-;al i r- :-i this (
:
J. II Cathy and son, Cameron, s;)ent
last week or: their farm in this local
ity.
Hild.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schafer leTt last
' of litigation has begun and ;i number j
i . . i m lo
Ol Lti' LUlii ill I Li.(J ,lj.it:u:ii.:u ii. O L.J'J I f.fj;
The out out. u' the
-Hie fuel v.-; hand!-: h
week for Loup county. V.'e are sorry i Saturday meet irg to consult at torneys places
Ciat
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City
dr re
its eiu;
SINGS
Wan!
I: i t el, i n?
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'i i i ol r.:i
i- t;o sii
i in fi-v
to lose Mr. and Mrs. Schafer from our ! relative to the suit, stated today that
niirii- i.nt.uniuic'itiiommiiMitnr. ycttho committee Jiasnot ex'T-
liJIW.'k X-4 W I V M i.JI t till. Ul JAJL4A iltlV.."! J
cised it functions. Nebras!:;i
! Tribune.
rwxu. usQ!tis(uniini i:uc.nrj. ri. L:.
I
in their new location.
Mrs. Philip L dd and children visit-1 - , . , ., ,
, , , -....,. Ti i rr., ! send us vour picture and ?! .oo and
ed at the home of iiham Puis Tnurs- ... 1 . . .
, I we will make vou '. genuine pnoto-
day. i ' ,
i giapli post cards. Oi.-uv Pmotk
Mrs. Chas. Kngelkemeier and uaugh-i(;..AIir Co.. Coates Plock. Polls
ter visited Friday and Saturday with ! jj-jqi, ,-eb.
her mother, Mrs. Martens, in Platts- i '
mouth.
Mrs. XV. II. I'uls made atrip to:
Murray Thursday. '
W. II. Puis and family visited at the i
home of Mr. and Mrs. August Engel- :
kemeier Sunday. i
v'uite a nnmber visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Puis Sunday, j
Mrs. Schafer and son, Adam, visited .
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Ilcrren Sunday. I
Forest Cunningham, of Xehawka, j
was a Maple Grove business caller '
Tuesday. !
Mrs. John West expects to move her j
household goods to Plattsmouth this
week, where she will make her future I
home.
j, V EGENBE
FLASTTMOUTH,
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liEEFiASKA
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PLATTSMOUTH-
RATES SI.OU PER
First House We::
Li.
Wc Solicit the Farmers
and Guarantee
Weeping Water
t'r.jin liie IIoraM.
Porn To Mr. and Mrs. Asa Coat
man, Saturday, April f, lt07, a boy.
Miss Ethel Leyda returned to her
home m Plattsmouth, Monday morn
ing, after spending a week here with
her cousin, Miss Aleen Olive.
Herman Kleitsch has been doxn in
Oklahoma the of the week, look
ing over tho land, with the purchase
price to his credit should lie lind
something that, suits him.
Dr. Putier says that Lloyd, son of
Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Panney, living Si
miles south of town, has the diphthe
ria. He was quite sick at first but is
getting along much better, and a'l the
children have been treated with anti-toxin.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Teegarden is under quarantine, their
daughter, Miss Grace, is suffering
from an attack of diphtheria. As the
nature of the disease was found out, in
time no serious results are inticipated.
This, Tuesday affernoon, at p:)0
Grandma Cannaday died, at the home
of her son, II. P. Cannady. She was
past eighty-two years old, and died
after a short illness from pneumonia,
being taken last Sunday. We hope
to have a more extended account next
week.
Emma Ethel Purns-Compton was
born in Bethel, Lee county, Iowa,
June 20, 1SS0, and died at Weeping
Water, Xeb., April fi, 1U07, at 2:30 a.
m., aged 25 years, 10 months and 20
days. She leaves a husband, two lit
tle children, a mother, four sisters,
two brothers and many dear friends
to mourn her loss.
The section men at this place and
at other points on the division quit
work a few days ago, demanding 81.50
per day for their work. Tuesday morn
ing word was received here that the
officials had granted their demands
and as a further inducement offered all
who would return to work 15 cents per
hour for the time they had already
put in this month.
Cured of Rheumatism.
Mr. Wm. Henry of Chattanooga, j
Tenn., had rheumatism in his left j
arm. "The strength seemed to have!
gone out of the muscles so it was use- j
less for work," he says. "I applied j
Chamberlain's Pain Palm and wrap-j
ped the arm in flannel at night, and j
to my relief 1 found that the pain :
gradually left me and the strength re- :
turned. In three weeks the rheuma-j
tism had disappeared andhasnot since ;
returned." If troubled with rheuma-1
tis.ii try a few applications of Pain i
Palm. You are certain to be pleased i
with the relief which it affords. For ;
sale by V. C. Fricke Co. and A. T. i
Fried. :
Ring's Little Liver Pills thoroughly
clean the system, good for lazy livers, j
makes clear complexions, bright eyes '
and happy thoughts. Sold at Gering I
& Co's store. ;
When in the Citv Giv
Us
j ym arimii na i-aanccirapi
o i
No fuel Famjns ri Kcrlhern V .'h-z
No tvaitincr for th.e r: iiro;. i l.j rr.'.rc c i i !
ottii land: and rijrht C!cr.'J in to f-.ur r; : r
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Ladles3 Underwear : Qens OnderweaE
Ladies' line ribbed Vests, taped on neck lOp
and sleeves, only
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Ladies' line Swiss ribbed Vests, some with silk
tape: others with trimming and tape, jtp
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Ladies' extra fine Swiss ribbed or Lisle OC
tread Vests, plain or torchon trimmed. . .
Ladies' best Lisle thread Vests, trimmed enp
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A full line of Extra Sizes Vests and Draw
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Men.
Men's ;lr.j Jialbr igati Shirts and drawers. P.ib
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Men's Coo?:r Co-Lrwear, an extra good value,
perfect lit, guaranteed to wear better than any
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Bov's Pdlbrigtu Underwear, all sizes,
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