i
Does 4his old Weatheir emomidl You
that the Heavier Clothing Season is almost here? It it does it remains our duty to remind you that Holly's is the place to buy them. How about
that New Suit or Overcoat, Winter Weight Underwear or Shoes? Wa have a complete line both for men and boys. Call and let us show you the
many new things we have in Winter Wearing Apparel.
Holly's 5c Huskers, the Best in the tate.i
WM. HLLY.thelo4hier,
Plattsmouth,
Nebraska.
REAL E TATE
Classified
OArt ht s 1 rnll. s from t hrl lnr rlt y of III 0
inliiiMliinls: lvl I'Utte iilW-y Intnl.
I, luck soil, no saml ; li acres cultivated. I.'IO
wheat. 10 ulf;ilf.i. hinstll Improvements, a :ir
truln at fit. (DO.
U0 kt's lfvi-1 I'lattf viilley land In iM-iitrul
Nebraska four ml It- tn in county wat town
ofSAMK liirnil lilark Miil.no Kami ; K acres In
pasture. tialan-t; mill valet ; mo acri-s alfalfa;
fair Improvements; great snap at f43 per acre
CMayMMl A Johnson. Kearney. Neb.
Fine ranch for hI or traile. H0 a-re. two
miles from railroai town, NO miles from
Denver Abunilaiice never falling water.
Some rii-li valley alfalfa land. K'wmI bouse.
KhkI -hels ami corrals, water pi -I to house
ami shetls. Well fenettl. prlre .00O. Will
eonsiiler koihI elear property toamoiiul of ;li
ttl. Will earry fl.WOon ranch at ft per rent .
K. A. Trimmer. I.lmon. Colo.
4tl
Owners price! Commissions. If earned. Some
fit r ins left. Hank drafts or checks P'xl
asgiilil. K.Xmiiscs allowed purchaser.
A. .1. Inirland. Norfolk. Neb.
4-1 1
I handle town, city property, business bouses
and Itiisiness opportunities. If you want to
buy. sell or c xchamrc. communicate with me.
Lists ami Information on request.
A. II. Kosenhaum. .t:i-:L'l N. V. Life Itld.
t-t t Omaha. Nch.
Fine Hurt comity farm near Tekamah. will
tM-sold at Keferee sale. liU ral terms. Sat
urday. !. -I. 'r7 Address I'. K. Taylor.
4-tl Tekamah. Neb.
Firms for every lMly we have
new laud list it li deseri ptio
have )nst issued a
ns. terms, etc.
of tnany farms. Write t-nlay.
i:ralli y .V Mailiit-s.ni. W
I bach. Neb,
Graham county. Kansas. Is one of the l-st
i-ount ies in t h- stale, for dit erst lied farni
bi;r !. to f jj will buy ool wheat ami com
laud. Write me. I . .1 Manna. Hill City,
-l-t Kansas.
Grain ranch IT'." acres cheap. Lands
adjoining selling i'i to :t. Comiuissioii
paid if earned. Iirafts preferreil to rulil. K
lieuses allowed purchaser. A.. I. Iiiirlaml.
-Jsti Norfolk. Neli.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to Creditors
STATK..F NKi:i: K A . s , ,. ,.,
t a.ss I minty i
In the matter of the estate of Martin
Hcnecke. deceased.
Not h-e is hereby t'i ven that t he cretl ilors of
saiil leceas'd will meet the executor of
said est ate. In-fore me. county jutijre of Cass
county. Nebraska, at I he county court nxmi in
I'lattsiuouth. in said county, on the -MU tlay of
lhri-iiilKT. r.mr. and on the 27th day of June.
I'.ms. at 10t'clock a. in.. each day. for the pur
pose tf present im; tlieir claims for e.xamina
lioii. adjustment and allowance.
Six months are allowed for the creditors of
said defeased, to pit-sent their claims, and one
year for the executor 1o settle said estate,
from the llth tlay of t (clotier. I'.7.
Witness my hand and seal of said county
court, at I'laitsmoulh. Nebraska, this Sd day
Niv-inls'r. p.H'T. Hauvev 1. Thavis.
Iseai.I Count y .1 miye.
Js4t
Notice to Creditors
STATE tl" NKHKASKA InCounty
Cass Count..-. " Court.
Ill the mailer of the estate of James L.
I cv-.v. di ased.
Not ice is hereby iris en that the creditors of
said deceased will meet the ailini nist rat or of
said est ate before me. County .Iwlire of Cass
county. Nebraska, at I he County t 'on I t Kooui.
in I'lattsmout h. in :ud county on the 4t!i day
of January. I '.. and on llu-nth day of June.
l.X's. at h o'clock a. m. of each ilay for the tuir
lose of present imr Iheir claims for examina
tion, adjust mint ami a 1 1- ani-e.
ix rnor.i lis art- allowed for t bo creditors of
said i!eci asc to piesei.t t lieir claims from
.lainiiit v it. l.tt'7. ami one ,-ar for 'he
r.iiiiiiiisi ia;..r t s. tt!e said t-st ate f rein t he
'.n. il;;.v i.f Nv i u.tiei . !.;.
W it ness t:.y band ai d v:ii of said cit i' v
cm: i t at I ': t t -iivm t h. Nebraska, t bis : :i nay
of N .v. i '.. r.
1 1 is v v 1 . 'I t: wis.
:: i t i . ii y .1 inii'".
V."
Notice to Creditors.
sTATF
t
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t 'tu:iily.
In t
Co
. it
In the matter of tiie e!al)
f V i ! I i . in
llelliy l-'deTIOII. ieci as-d.
Not ic i. berebv iriveii lliat llu- cit-tlit
f
1
said deceased w ili meet tiie adtninist i ati-r and
admiuist rat 1 1 of said estate. Ix-forc me
County .1 udiTe of Cas county. Nebraska, at t In
count v court room in I'lai tsmout ii. in
saiil
county . on I he 4t Ii day of .1 anuary. A. I . r.-s.
and on the i.ib day of July. A. I - I .. at M
t "cli s-k a. in . each day. for t he pnriKwe .f i 're
sent imr 1 1. eir claims for exatninat ion. atljiisl -tr.i
lit ami allowance.
Six months ate allowed for tin- creditors of
sr.id iliiiai d from the 4' li tiayof January.
I'. s. to pri-sent their claims and one jear for
I he ail mi nisi i a tor a in I ad in it list rat ri x to set t le
said estate, from tin- I Ji ) day of lecembr.
l-.tT.
Witness my band and seal of said county
ii'ioi. ul i.in",uii. i i -, n .i . nil. iiii .t.
i. t - ii. ... ... t. -i . :
111 1 'ei-eil! i -e
-al,
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1 1 r i- v 1 1. Tr:i is
( 'omit J" J ud-e
LEGAL NOTICE
TN Ct'I N I
1 Nebtask
rN ctd'NTV ct l i:Tir t s ( oi N'TV.
1 ii t he mat'' t
Julynn. ! ceris.-d
tiie i stare i !" Mattha
Notii-e ts her. by driven that .i in-titioii has
Is -en ti lid for linal seitleinent in t he estate of
Mart ha J tilyaii pray i fir for a tinal accounting
ami for it ai -le relief. A hcatimr will lu
ll ad i-ii sa id i t i I ion on t he .'I'I h day of I m
Ivr. P.x-r. at '.'o'clock, a. m.
llarvey I. Travis.
'sf:-.l i t oil lit y .1 iul'e.
A. L. T'd.l. Attorney. ;et:i
Legal Notice
IN CUl'NTV COKKT tK CASS CtKNTV.
Nebraska.
In the matter of the estate of Isaac Julyan.
deceased.
Notl.-e is bert by irlven that a petition lias
been tiled for final settlement of the estate of
Isaac July an. deceased, prayiiur for a tinal ao
cxnintinjr anil for equitable relief. A heariiur
will lie had on said jietition on the 30tli day of
Decemlier. imT. at 10 o'clock a. m.
IIakvey D. Travis.
IsealI County J mlire.
Al. L. Tidd, Attorney. 5ut3.
Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch! Scratch!
Scratch! The more you scratch the
worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment.
It cures piles, eczema, any skin itching.
All druggists sell it.
Notice of Probate of Will.
STATK OI-" NKHKASKA NS
Cass i 'on nly. t
In County
Court.
To all iiersons lnterest-d In the estate of
John 1. Thelrolf, deceased:
Whereas. Anna KHalH tli Thlerolf. widow,
and of said count v. has tiled In my office an
Instrument uirNrt lur to be t he last will ami
testament of John I . Thiei-olf. de-eased. late
of said county, witli her ix-tition prayiiur to
have the same admitted to probate, which will
relates to Ixitli real and M-rsonal estate, and
you arc hereby untitled that I have apitointcd
the sul day of lieccmhcr. IMC. at lit a. m. at my
otllce In saiil county, as the time and idace you
and all concerned may apis-ar and contest the
probate of the same.
It Is further ordered that said x-t it loner
irive notice to all persons interested In said
est ate of I he M-ndeiu-y of the s-t It Ion and t lie
time and place set for hcarimr the same hy
publicat Ion tif this order ill the I'lattsmout Ii
Journal, a newspaiK-r puhlislu-d and of treneral
cln-ulat ion In said county, for three weeks
coiisectil vely nt-xt previous to the day set for
said heariiur.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set
my hand and official seal at I'lat istuoiit h. in
said count, this 4t Ii day of Keceinlxr. i'M7.
II AltVKT 1. THAVIS.
IS,. all County J udt'e.
V.'t .t
Notice of Chattle Mortgage Sale.
W hereas heretofore and on t he -JIM h day of
May. P.ii. J. N. Ilalx-l .f the county of Cass,
and state of Nebraska. Is-imr indebted unto
The Clark Implement Co.. a conorat ion or
ganized under tin laws of the state of Iowa, in
I he sum of I 'our 1 1 u ud red forty I'i ve I H1 lars
(44.Vm') to si-cure I lie payment of said debt
made his certain chattel mortiraire in writ iiur
wherey he mortiratred unto said comiiauy
certain iM-rsoiial proH-i-ty d-s-rilN-d in said
mortmain-of follows:
One 7ai x I" Coal Hnrner Traction Knirine No.
.V.ill. One Lift im.'' Jack, t ne Til fis-t of il I neli
Iteltimr.
And whereas default has been made ill I lie
payment of the debt secure) I by said mort -tram,
there lein' now due ami payable thereon
the sum of Two Hundred Kitrhty I'ive liollars
ami s-veiily-li ve one-huml n-di lis ( 's;..7.") ami
no suit or priM-eeiiimrs has Ix-en Inst it ittetl at
law to tii ui i r t hi- debt now remaining si-cureil
by said moi ttrairi- or any part t hereof anil said
morl srajre as on t he - tlay of June. I'.'i'. lih-il
in t he otlici- i.f tin- Clerk of Cass county. Ne
braska. Not ice Is hereby triveu that on Thursday.
January d. I'.os. at l .'o'. lock noon of that "lay.
said moiit'at'i- will In- fnici'loscd by a salt-of
said mort trak't-il proix-rly at publii aui-tioii.
Sa!- to taki- placi- .';'- miles noil h west of
M in ray. when- T. .1 . i:hMleu is now living.
I ati d I )-. l-.'t Ii. I'.'7.
The Ci.a iik I i i-i.kmk.vt Cn.
Mort ira-'ee.
Notice.
Not ice is hereby l-'i veil to all lielsons inler-
esied. that on t he li'it h tlay of I tuber. A. I .
1!7. Herman Kit-Ids and wife. Ida Kit-Ids. filed
t heir pet it ion in t his i-out t. proixisiiur to adopt
K.vcrett Kielils. a minor child, under the sure of
fourteen years, and to jrive to said minor child
all the rights, pi ivilesres and iinmiiiiil ies of a
child Ixiru in lawful wedlock, and the llomeof
the l'rieiiilli-ss if Lincoln. Nebraska, haviiur
i-onl ml of sai)l infant child, lias tiled a state
ment duly siirued and acknow leiltred that it
desires to it-iinijiiish to said ix-tit ioners all
care, custody and control of said minor child.
You an- further noli tied that by virtue of
an order of this court duly entered, a heariiur
on said matter w ill he had at the otlice of the
county judjre in the county court room in
l'lattsmoutli. Cass county, Nebraska, on the
:tlst day of January. A. I. P.t's, at which time
judgment w ill Ix- entered on llu- matter It-fore
the court.
I atcd this lti! ii day of Mecemlier. A. 1. 10t7.
s-al IIaiivky 1 1. Thavis.
,VJt4 County Judtre.
LEGAL NOTICE
I ii l he mat ter of the jrnat- In County Court.
liaiishi of Loi a M. ! Kor County of
I'ittmau and Hertha K. I Cass. Nebraska,
l'ittinan. Minors J
All ix-rsons inteiest i-d in the a'ove iruardian
shi are lu-ieby noiitied that t lie truardian.
(eortre II. Oilmore. has tiled Ids reixirt and
t hat a hcarimr w ill l- had thereon onthc !td
tlay of 1 ecembT. 1'.T. at the county court
nxini in I'lat tsmont h. Nebraska, at It' o'clock
a- m. and all persons inicrested will tile their
object ions, if any they have to saiii reixrt on
or Ix-fore W o'clock a. m. tf said -j:il day of I e-i-emlx-r.
I''7.
11 AttvEY l. Thavis.
Seal County . I ndsre.
W. C. lJatnsey. Attorney. .V-
Poultry Wanted.
Live poultry wanted, delivered near
the H. t'i M. depot at Plattsmouth.
?.K::i!ay and Tuesday, Iieoemhor .'itith
and :lst, two days only, for which we
will pay the following prices in cash,
craws to he empty:
Hens, per pound ;c
I'liilets, per pound. ... be
All young roosters Gc
Ducks, F. .F be
Geese, F. F oc
Old Roosters, 4c
Call at the store of Zuckweiler &
Lutz for empty coops.
Clarinda Poultry. Butter & Egg Co.
English Spayln Liniment removes
Hard, Soft or Calloused Eumps and
I5lemishe.from horses; also Blood Spav
ins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring Bone,
Stifles, Sprains, Swollen Throats, Coughs
etc. Save S"U by use of one bottle. A
wonderful Blemish Cure. Sold by Ger
ing & Co., druggists.
For
that
Danarujf
n
There is one thing thit will
cure it Ayer's Hair Vigor.
It is a regular scalp-medicine.
It quickly destroys the germs
which cause this disease.
The unheakhy scalp becomes
healthy. The dandruff disap
p:ars, had to disappear. A
healthy scalp means a great deal
to you healthy hair, no dan
druff,no pimples.no eruptions.
T".:e test kind o a testimonial
"Sold ior ever cixty years."
afiMlo br J. C. Ayrr Co.. Lowell. i!us.
Aim manu.&ciurers of
9 SACS4FA2ILLV.
yers ClltMY PCCTCBAL.
A
Mvirdock.
(Hy (J. A. I els.)
rUODCCE MARKETS
Corrected weekly by Martin & Tool.
wh pay the highest prices for product
and guarantee satisfaction:
HutU-r
Kkks....
liens
Springs .
Cream..
Cattle . .
I loirs
Pic
:.ik:
tic
tie
?-.."i) KlJ.'i.tK)
.:. jtt to -f4-xi
UltAIN MAKKKTS.
Corn
Wheat .
Oats...
..41c
August Reick and Otto Dettman
pulled in last Wednesday evening from
Boone county for a few days visit with
friends and relatives.
Amonrr the Omaha passengers Thurs
day were Mrs. C. Mooney, Mrs. Geo.
Leis, A. E. Frascher, "Farmer"
Wendt and Tom Cromwell.
Fred Westlake and Mr. Mickel of
Avoca visited here the forepart of the
week.
Revival meetings have been discon
tinued at the M. E. church.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scheweand daugh
ter, Mamie, departed for Illinois Mon
day, where they will visit relatives dur
ing the holiday season.
Fred Backemeier transacted business
in Omaha Monday.
E. T. Tool returned from Ackley, la.
Monday.
The Clifton Remedy company are
giving a show at the M. V. A. hall
each night this week.
Miss Anna Neitzel is again visiting
relatives here after a couple of months
visit in Waterloo and Plattsmouth.
While we are writing these items
(Wednesday) a wolf hunt is in progress
at Wabash. We will give the result in
next weeks items.
Misses Eva and Mae Pickwell visited
in Omaha Monday.
Oito Wrirt has been on the sick list
the past week.
Revival meetings will be held at the
Evangelical church commencing Thurs
day, December 26th. Rev. Deck of
Omaha, will preside at these meetings
for at least two weeks, assisted by the
local minister, Rev. Lehman.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather Friday evening, a very small
crowd turned out to the dance, there
being only about thirty numbers sold.
Latest advices from San Francisco
are that Ralph Rager and John Mc
Carty are on the U. S. S. Nebraska
bound for Magdalena Bay for target
practice. We hope the boys are per
manently located on the battleship
that bears the name of their native
state.
Some one killed Henry Gakemeier's
valuable Danish hound Monday. lie
was the only dog of this specie in the
country and Mr. Gakemeier refused $75
for him when but a pup.
The revival meetings at the Method
ist church took up so much of their
valuable time that the Sunday school
children will be refused the treat of a
Christmas tree this year.
Weeping Water
1-rotn The Kc puhiicuii.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyers,
on Tuesday, December 10, 1907, a girl.
Mrs. Meyers' condition was considered
quite critical, but is now getting along
nicely.
James Stander of Louisville, returned
last Friday from a trip to Texas, where
he has land, and visited Weeping Water
friends until Saturday morning. He
has located a man on his southern farm,
who moved from Louisville and has a
family of six children. That is cutting
down Cass county's population some.
Mrs. F. W. Race and daughter La
Verne of Kansas City are expected
here today to visit through the holidays
and Mr. Race will be up later. Mrs.
H. G. Race, who went to Kansas City
to be treated a few weeks ago, is im-
j proving, but Mr. Race has been taken
i quite sick and has been in a more serious
condition than his "wife.
Wednesdav in the Methodist church
j at high noon, occured the marriage of
uoras i). cox, or Aiutord, and Miss
Nora Badgley, of Weeping Water.
Next week the Republican will give a
more extended account of the event,
but will extend congratulations in ad
vance. Relatives of the groom are
present from Milford, and the bride's
father from Washtucna, Wash.
Invitations have been received an
nouncing the forthcoming marriage of
Eunice Worrell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Walton Key, to Mr.
Jonathan Balloch Chase, on Wednesday,
January 1st, 190S, at St. Luke's Method
ist church, Columbus, Georgia. Jonathan
Chase is the son of Mr. and Mrs J.
Chase, former residents of Weeping
Water. He ha3 grown to be a big,
strong, fine-looking man, and still wears
auburn hair. May happiness be theirs.
NOT MARRIED
AS REPORTED
Though the Friends Had Much
Sport With the Young
Folks Concerned
Col. C. W. Bessey of Omaha, while
quietly pursuing his every day activities
was yesterday apprised by a neatly
written letter coming to his desk,
couched in the most endearing terms,
and in a delicate feminine hand, telling
of a wadding of a young lady friend,
which the letter said was to occur last
evening and bidding him be present.
He hastened with his tasks to get
here and when the Burlington flyer
rolled in to the station here off stepped
the Colonel. A number of the young
lady's friends were, at the station to
receive him, and while the letter was a
josh and there was no wedding, they
showed the Colonel a good time. Mr.
Bessy had found time to take a little
run out into the city before coming and
had a beautiful cut glass dish for the
expected bride-to-be, which he was a
little loath to to give after he found out
the truth of the matter.
We were admonished not to tell the
names of the parties upon whom the
joke was perpetrated, but had the af
fair been consumated, as reported, the
Fanger department store would have
been compelled to hire another clerk or
be one young lady short.
Grand Army Officers.
At the meeting of the Grand Army
of the Republic Saturday evening, the
following officers were chosen for the
coming year: Thos. M. Carter, Com
mander; Wm. Porter, Senior Vice
Commander; John Barnhart, Junior
Vice Commander; Henry J. Streight,
Quartermaster; J. W. Hickson, Officer
of Day; J. M. Sweetwood, Chaplain;
John Renner, Officer of the Guard, H.
C. McMaken, delegate to the conven
tion, and Wm. McCauley trustee for
three years.
Louis Egenberger Doing Nicely.
L. B. Egenberger returned this morn
ing from Omaha, where he has been with
his son, Louie, who was operated upon
yesterday at the St. Joseph hospital for
appendicitis by Dr. Davis, and reports
that his son is doing nicely. Mr. Egen
berger spoke to the attending physician
this morning just before departing, and
was assured by him of the good con
dition in which Louie was in and the
anticipation of the doctor of his speedy
and entire recovery from the disease
and operation.
Gift Stationery.
The Journal is now prepared to show
a nice line of fancy stationery, box
papers, etc., at a most reasonable price
when the quality of the new paper liber
is considered. We can also print your
monogram or initial letters, one, two
or three, if so dc-sirded at a nominal
additional cost. We have many very
pretty designs on display at the o.Tice,
which we would be pleased to show you
if you will only call. Such goods as
these make very handsome and economi
cal Christmas gifts. Call ami see our
line.
J. C. York Won the Pipe.
Herman Spies, the tobaccoist, has
had a fine Meerschaum pipe at his place
which has been raffled off during the
past few days, and on which there has
been a lively Contest, which closed last
evening. Many a smoker had looked
with longing eyes upon the coveted bit
of seafoam, but only one could get it
and the luckv one was J. C. York, the
barber.
Freddie Mittlemeyer Improving.
Little Freddie Mittlemeyer who was
taken to the hospital at Omaha, and
where he had an operation performed
unon his foot for tuberculosis of the
i
bone, last Monday, is reported as im
j proving nicely, and his condition war
I rants the early recovery and an entire
cure ot the maiaay wnicn nas oeen
troubling him for some time. Mrs.
Louis Mittlemeyer was a passenger to
Omaha this morning, where she goes
to visit him.
Spend Christmas at Old Home.
Earnest Buckingham and wife came
up from Auburn this morning and de
parted for Pacific Junction on the Bur
lington, where they will visit for over
Christmas with the old folks, and
neighbeor of times gone by, and will
the guests of Mr. Buckingham's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Buchinghan,
while there.
Kodaks, any grade, Cerlng & Co.
To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy
life, use Burdock Blood Bitters, the
great system tonic and builder.
The Loyal Mystic Legion.
Chas. W. Irish and wife, were vis
itors in the city last evening, and in
attendence at a special session of the
Ioyal Mystic Legion of America,
where Mr. Irish gave an address in be
half of the order. The meeting of last
evening marked a very interesting
portion of the work being done for the
order at this place, and was a very
interesting session. Mr. and Mrs. Irish,
departed for Omaha this afternoon on
the fast mail, and will be present a
the third anniversery of the order,
which has been held in the metropolis.
OFFICE NOT A
WAITING ROOM
Orders Given to Keep Public
Out of Burlington Station
Ticket Office
Burlington Agent W. L. Pickett has
received positive orders to keep the
office door at the Burlington passenger
station loc ked and to admit no one ex
cept the office force, whose duty it is
to work therein. Even the semi-official
employes, such as in the train servic e
are included in the restrictive order.
An office building is provided for the
trainmen, and windows for the trans
action of business with the ticket and
telegraph office at the station. Two
waiting rooms at the station, one for
ladies and another for men, which the
employes at the office will endeavor to
keep comfortable, also the ticket office (
windows will be open for the purchase j
of tickets long enough before train !
time in order that anyone can obtain J
tickets. The officials are kept under
heavy bonds and in the office have ,
money and tickets, also other valuable
papers lying around loose which they j
are responsible for and to allow the i
public to over run the office would bo ;
worse than folly. !
Electric flash lights S2 and S3 at I
Cerlng & Co's. A good Xmas pres-,
ent and safer than a lantern. 1
Vestley Grassman Very Sick.
Westley Grassman is very sick at his j
home in the Third ward and has not
been able to work for some time. He !
was token down with something like ;
grippe, and did not recover as rapidly j
as was anticipated. At this writing he j
is not able to get out of bed, but it is
hoped he may soon, though his present J
condition does not warrant the hope
that it will be for some days. '
The Royal Safely Razor with 12
blades costs S3. 50 and Is guaran
teed. As an Xmas present for a
gentleman it Is unsurpassed. Cer
lng & Co. sell them.
Shooting Match.
Ducks ar.-l gcee at the home of
John Wiles, five miles south of Platts
mouth, on next Monday. If you arc- a
lover of this line of sport make a iioir.t
to be present. Remember the date,
Monday, December 2.''rd.
The pen without the bother. The
Ccnklin ai Cerlng & Co 's.
Hild's Christmas Gifts.
We hereby announce that during the j
holiday season, we will for every j
cash purchase made at our store, give
a valuablo present absolutely free.
M. Hild.
Tocket Knives
Scissors
Fancv Scissors
Table Cutlery
Carving Sets
Nut Picks
. Razors
Straps
Shaving Sets
Safety Razors
Shot Guns
Rifles
Uuseful Christmas Presents for
Everybody I
JJohn IBAier
HARDWARE DEALER.
SYNOPSIS OF
THE CANTATA
At High School Building by
Students of Central
Building.
The following is a sv'oinis of the
cantata to be given in the High school
building Friday .(tomorrow) t-vening by
the students of the Central building.
One hundred fifty studt-nts in costume
will take part.
Scene 1. A class of l.oys and girls
out coasting. Whiling away the time
waiting for Santa Chuiv. Isn't this
better than moping around?
Scene 2. Arrival of the Elves. We
are Santa's good angels. His kingdom
is in the hearts of the children. Sung,
"In Every Heart Santa Molds Sway."
Scene Appearance of the Esqui
maux in costume. Sung, "Up Among
the Northlands."
Scene 1. Arrival of boys' brigade in
uniform. Song and drill by ihe com
pany. Madge and her friends making
Christmas wreat hs. Song by Flora and
Dora, "The Holly anil Mistletoe."
Kind words concerning the children by
Elves. They are continually doing some
unselfish act. What beautiful gifts
Santa will brii-.g tl.ein tonight. Elves
chorus.
Scene o. Chinese mission class.
Harry, Ben and Carl watch them and
hear them sing. Chinese motion s-ong
by girls in costume. Tesj-a and Kitty
at home. Disi-ussing the Christmas
tree. I am to really, truly go. Tim
and Toinette's song, "Homeless Or
phans Out in the Street." Arrival of
the Indians in costume. Song, ".lolly
Indian Boys. "
Scene (i. Madge and other girls start
to visit the poor. Mapping out the
route. It is more blessed to give than
to receive. Entrance of Lilly Frost and
Fairies. Song, "Chihlitn are Filled
with Surprise. " Elves' Lulla-By song.
Scene 7. Baby May and her doll.
Song. Elves take care of the little
sleepers. Sweet story of long ago.
Melody and chorus. Conversation of
Elves. What is a better tonic than
cheerfulness? They have ui-ed their
talents for the Master. Arrival of the
children from their cm arid of mercy.
Good news. King Sar.ta is in town.
Welcome sor.g. Entrance of Santa
Claus. Song. "All Had, All Hail.
Crowning of Santa 'lu:-:. Repeating
the words of th- Bethlehem Angels..
Good night sor.g.
Program begins prou.ptiy at o'clock.
Admission 2o grade students 10c
Christmas Eve Ball.
Cass camp No. M. W. A. will
give a dance Chrictrr.rs eve., :;t Coatc-s
hall. Members of the- Camp and their
families will be we'eome.
Ai.i.kn . i:i:i..:o'. V. il.
August Cordcr Improving.
August C order, who has beer: confined
t ; his home f'-r sot.'- days pa-.t. with
something like prewnonia, is reported
as being nn:c!i better Fred, his
brother, came over from Weeping Water
and is looking after the business while
August is kept away from the store.
Farm For F'ent.
One of the best 230 acre farms in
Mills county, la., lor rent, near Old
Pacific City. For particulars apply to
Sulius Pepperburg, Plattsmouth, Neb.
Coffee Perculators
Alumnium Kitchcr.ware
Skates
Nickel-plated ware
Savory Roasters
Bread Roasters
Boy's Tool Set
Keen Cutter Tools
Coffee Pots
Comb Trays
Trays
Brushes
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