The Plattsrnouth Journal! Hanker John H. Pic-rson wont to
I Lincoln Wednesday evening for the
1 purpose of attending to packing and
I'LMJLISIIKO WEEKLY AT
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
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ar turn to this mark") tin- first
days l' tin- .ek. .hums l'alm-r
nit i ,i. i. 1 for ."..tiiin Ihi di Is rl'oin
Mm .ml thi- was hi; first delivery.
Jt was dry and fair l quality.
K. Kiikpatriek lias resigned his
jf.sitimi with the IJurlington rail
ruail at T;n -n.a, and is now in the
employ ..I tin- I'. .S. government as
i-:,ie ,i::d lra;!n- manager for t he
army :it S;m Frsi li' l' i. He ran
it ;it L'.r,no per year.
.'..is. I:. I. McCowii who has heeii
p. -re visiting le-r sister. Mrs. Andrew
I'itliiari. fur I lie last three wei ks di
i; t. for I ((dependence, KiiS.,
wlere -he will i-it her hrother.
shipping of household goods to this
place, and he and his family expert
to he eoiuforf ahly settled In their
new home the coming week.
Ceore Thai ker, who came from
.Homer to attend the funeral of his
father last Friday, returned home
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Charles Garrison departed
last Friday for Burlington Junction,
Mo., where she is taking treatment at
: the mineral springs,
i Mrs. Jennings, widow of the late
I John W. Jennings, has been visit
ling re latives and friends in this vicin
I ity, departed Tuesday for her new
! home in Chicago.
Mrs. A. J. Anderson came home
! yesterday from Omaha, where she
I has h -en with her son Arthur at
'the hospital. She reports that ho is
getting along reasonably well.
I Mrs. M. H. Davis, who has been
Honrv Conrad, lefori
!! home in Illinois.
i:-v. C. A. I! irdii k's w ife and foui
children arrived here on the mid
ni ;l:t train Tuesday and will "be
ai home" in tie IT. 15. parsonage. We
vehome them to oar village and
hope that their residence hen- may
be mi;':iall l:et:el:ial.
Mr. Isaac i'ollatd returned home
from Seattle. Washington, on Wed
nesday evening, having a ery satis
f;"tory trip. She reports Mrs. Shot
well as portVitiy happy and evincing
no desire to return to Nebraska. It
seems that about three years' res
idence in Washington makes one wil
ling to live tie-re forever.
Frank I'.oedecker has purchased
the property of V. P. Sheldon
that has been occupied by
the editor, and will take possession
soon alter the first of the month.
The consideration we understand
was $U,1M0 cash. It will make Frank
a tine home. This will in all probab
ility cause the editor of this paper
to build a home for himself and paper.
turning to seriously ill for a long time, is now
Jowly improving, a fact that will be
noted with pleasure by many
friends here and elsewhere, and all
will hope that her imrpaof w yf wf w
will hope that her improvement may
continue until her health is com
pletely restored.
Dick Conrad reports that he had
his share of honors at the Nebraska
City stock show last week, taking
i five first and one second premiums
on lied Foil cattle, and first pre
mium on mules. Others in this vi
cinity had stock on exhibition, but
we have not been able to get a com
plete list of the premiums secured.
K. 12. McCleve and wife are mov
ing their household goods to Ne
braska City, where they intend mak
ing their home for a while, and their
numerous friends here wish them
prosperity and contentment in their
new home. Mr. nad Mrs. F. A.
Schaffer, the new proprietors of the
hotel, are here to take charge to
morrow, and on behalf of Union peo
ple the Ledger extends to them a
cordial welcome to our town.
I Jin wood.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Will Osborn, Wednesday , October
The typhoid fever cases in mis
kirk and Wall families are conval
escing. The four cases of typhoid fever
at Charles Hall's are getting along
.nicely. Three of the cases are con
j vales, i ng.
I Capt. James White was taken con
i sidcrably worse Wednesday. He at
tempted to walk without help and
ireeeieel a severe: fall.
Will Osborn, who was recently
operate el upon for npondicit is, is
I recovering nicely, being able to sit up
in bed a portion of the time.
i
A. J. Tow le, a former 121 in wood
: boy, but for several years past of
She ridan, Wyo., is visiting his many
Hlmwood friends. Arthur entered
jthe political arena last spring and
J is now one of Sheridan's popular
; coime-ilmen.
L. F. Uhley commenced the car
penter work on C. (!. Bailey's new
barn Friday. The structure will be
::x;:6 feet. 16 foot posts. The di
mension stuff and sheeting used in
the barn is of oet tonwcod, grown on
Mr. Hailey's farm.
Wm. Mueller returned Wednesday
from a trip to Canada where he
went to look at land. He reports
himself as being will pleased with
the country, and thinks seriously of
investing in a chunk of King Ed
ward's soil .
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Had a Close Call.
Mrs. Ada L. Croom, the widely known
proprietor of the Croom Hotel, Vaughn,
Miss., says: "For several months I
suffered with a severe cough, and con
sumption seemed to have its grip on
me, when a friend recommended Dr.
Kings New Discovery. I began taking
it, and three bottles affected a com
plete cure." The fame of this life
saving cough and cold remedy, and
lung and throat healer is world wide.
Sold at F. G. Fricke & Co., druggist.
50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
C. P. HALE, President
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V. R. BRUCE, Secretary
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FROM Till-: MAXUFACTURIvR TO THIS COXSI'MI-R
A PKRMANKNT MKMORIA L IS 'A JOY FOKKVKR "
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Lawson Sheldon Monument Erected by Us in the Nehawka Cemetery.
We manufacture our work from all kinds of standard granite, which we pur
chase direct from the quarries, in the rough, in carload lots, usin power ma
chinery and automatic tools. See one of our salesman, or call at our plant
before placing an order for memorial work. You will receive prompt and cour
teous treatment whether you place a large or small order with us or not.
WHY NOT TRADE AT HOME? GLENWOOD GRANITE WORKS, 6LENW00D, IA.
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ad carefully and see if you can find all the mistakes. All answers must be written on one side of the paper only, and each word that is mis
spelled must be spelled correctly. Answers must be sent in by mail, addressed to A. B. C. editor, care of Evening Journal. No answers will
be opened until SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, giving everybody an equal chance. First prize $5.00; second $2.00 and $1.00 for the next three.
Prize winners will be announced in the paper later also list of correct words.
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STANDS FOR
semissen & Sons
Always in the lead in Hardware of all kinds.
A store where Quality and Low Prices reign
supreme.
A store selling the celebrated Radient stoves.
A store that will save you money and last for
Asemissen & Sons
UY
USTER
JROWN
lue Ribbon Shoes
and you won't go busted, (for
boys and girls.) Howard &
Foster shoes for men. Dr.
Reed cushion shoes for men.
White Ribbonshoes for women.
SHERWOOD & SON.
REPAIRING DONE RIGHT.
RABILL'S
HOICES
HRISTMAS
ELECTIONS
-OF
UP-TO-DATE JEWELRY
Are the best ever shown in Plattsrnouth.
Goods are arriving daily, all the latest
New York Novelties. Come in and C us
while the assortment is complete. Beauti
ful Gifts from 50c and up. CRABILL HAS THEM.
STANDS FOR
OVEY & SON
Did you know that we are
Doing things that have never been
Done before on
LACE CURTAINS
Great sale started Saturday and continues un
til Saturday, November 7th. Look at our reg
ular add for prices. Also our window display.
You can see for yourself.
Stands For
LECTRIC
Supplies of All Kinds
We carry everything in the
Electric line, and employ expert
MECHANICTS to do our work.
Let Us Figure on Your Work.
EARL C. WESCOTT. AGENT.
STANDS FOR
IRST NATIONAL BANK
First in Cass county.
First in Plattsrnouth.
First in the confidence of the people.
First place you should patrinize.
First time you are down town.
Capital. $50,000 Surplus. S2S.OCO
OOD
Reliable Merchandice the
kind that is wanted in every household. The
Quality Grade is our desire to supply, and we
keep them for you.
Zuckveiler & Lufz,
Sixth Street, Plattsrnouth, Neb.
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Stands For
THE
UAJESTIG
And we stand ready to give you an hour of
the most refined and up-to-date entertain
ment that can be had for 10c. Remember
this entertainment given here will educate
by ILUSTRATION along lines that public schools
cannot attempt. That is why the younger
children may witness them with profit as well
as pleasure. Special offer in addition to cash
prizes we will give one free ticket for the
first fifteen correct answers. Program
changes 3 times a week. 2000 feet of film.
n n Will Think This Letter a
I I II Misspelled Word. Yet, Will
y FIND ANOTHER MORE ABSURB,
But if you want something difficult,
or to keep you awake, buy a load of
our coal and then look for slate.
G. W. BAYLOR,
Exclusive Coal Dealer.
STANDS FOR THE
SBORN GAF!
THE POPULAR RESTRUANT.
Short Orders and Lunches a Specialty.
Special 25c Dinner every day.
Our Motto:-"We Never Sleep."
OLIVER OSBORN, Proprietor.
3 Doors North Donat's Saloon.
rn rn Stands For
p! ARDWARE
U U JOHN BAUER
For one week only we will sell our
immense stock of
ENTERPRISE, RUSWIN, UNIVERSAL
and O. V.B Food Choppers at prices fiat
they were never sold at before.
Watch our east window.
JOHN BAUER, Proprietor.
PI ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE GRAND
OPENING OF
RWIN & CO.'S
SAVINGS BANK STORE
U
Watch for the exact date.
"Nothing but Good Goods."
"Everything Low Priced."
Coats Block, Plattsrnouth, Neb.
Stands For
D. P.
ACKS0N
Dealer In
FURNITURE and STOVES
Just now is the time to think of that Heat
ing Stove. We have just what you want.
Our celebrated NATIONAL STEEL RANGE took the
GOLD MEDEL at St. Louis. Isn't this
enough to convince you of the QUALITIES'
We also sell the GARLAND RANGES. Best in town!
Call and get our prices, we know we can save
you money. PEARLMAN'S OLD STAND
STANDS FOR
lattsmouth State Bank
Ualso for protection for which
LUC tp'JJt J-'J. JJ vapi iCW id iVv. v auu
and $50,000.00 liabilty of stockholders
stands to protect the depositors in this bank.
Also, for appreciation which this bank wishes
to express its patrons for their business.
Promising you the best service possible at all
times. Call at our new location after Novem
ber 1st, old stand of First National Bank.
Certificates issued bearing interest. $1.00
opens an interest account in our Savings De
partment. Call and see us about this.
DR. A. P. BARNES'
ESTAURANT
is the best place in town to eat.
Regular Dinner 25c.
All the decalicies of the season.
Once you come, you will come again.
Main Street, Opposite Court House
Stands For
OPER'S
TUDIO
Whatever mistake you find in this
ad. you will make none if you have us
to make your Photos. We are mak
ing SPECIALL inducements for Christmas
mas. Come in now and you will be
sure of careful attention. What is
nicer for a gift than a picture of a
dear friend.
Stands For
AIM HORN
-DEALER IN-
Edison Phonographs and Victor Talking Machines
We handle the line exclusively, allways
having the latest selections. We sell
on easy terms.
H. G. Van Horn,
Plattsrnouth, Nebraska. "K
M Stands For
JOHN
ATERMAN
-Dealer In
Lumber and Building Matariel
Hard and Soft Coal,
Lime, Cement, Etc.
SOUTH FOURTH ST., BETWEEN MAIN and THIRD
Stands For
ORLECM
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Your Tailor
This is spelled right bat backwards but
our work is frontwards and right. We are
showing all the latest Woolens and are mak
ing them up in the latest style. Suits $25.00
and up. Cleaning and Presing in all its
branches.
HEMET
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& CO.
Business Devoted to Lovers!
That is lovers of confectionary. 14 years ex
Derience makinc ranHioa nntA i
. ;-e iui uicir uaiaie-
tickling qualities. We make a small i
sion on your purse, but an "unforgottable"
one on your sense of taste.
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NEMETZ & CO., Candymakers Neit to P. 0.
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