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FARM COLUMN.
I'l.AM YD! Ml TKKI-tH IN OIU 'IIAI(I).
I'n.l. IIii.Ul, K . lying to a torrt-sion-1
nt v. lie wanted four yenr old treca for
orcii:ir.l m Itin;;, writes as follows in tin?
loivu Statu ll jish r:
"K jx i ii.iii:i:d growers of fruit ami
foivst. ti's know tlmt tli; tree tliat ihisIm-8
dunn ii -i water feeding roots win-re the
heed w;if 1-1 n.tcil makes tin; eliauet and
lrv( ro-.vlli, :iik1 that it i-iulutvH all our
trying : iiimurr and winter rhinites inueli
Im.Uh- III. hi tlicj transjlantc(l tree, of t lie
rann; v.i! ii ty or sj)i ciis. In thou audi bf
cases in tin; uol, original Heeding apple
. i (i M i i I i
fjjC'ciit (!o ii I
- our .-i
trees : ! v, li' ic then: tap roots first
liom tin? nerd, stand per feet -
-uiuni'.T and winters, when the
ti -an-; !ant d nursery tiees grown from it
me ii it harder than Kanilm. Hut in
prael ici- ,e eunnot grow our fruit trees
rroni s 1 wln-rej they are to stand, but
lieyond all reasonable doubt the next best
thir.g is" put them in en e liar w he n young
:md small. In practice we have often
drmoiisli'at. d that thrifty oue year old
trees, carefully taken up, set and culti
vated, will in live years make handsomer,
cle iii T. he.'dthier and usually larger trees
than with the four year old trees, as us
ually tak'-n tip and handled, planted at
ihc f-.-1 : 1 1 f time, on the same kind of soil,
and recr.-iving the same care. The prin
ciple is beyond all doubt true that our
trees should b! so handled that they will
throw out a system of deep reaching roots
rind l!:e idea of iot pruning, or repeated
iraiisphiiiiing, to make more fibrous sur
Jae. root, i;, ill advised and dangerous
with everything unless it may be our
h-mliesL conifers. Hence the plan of stt-
' ting young fruit trees in nursery row with
a view to again cutting the far reaching
roots in two years to set in orchard, is
iv ;;rabh to the dvclopmcnt of fibrous
sulfa, e roots, but it is usually fatal to
,i he health a;;d longevity of tre. s as hardy
en as the Duchess,
impress still further the importance
of this idea of strong, far reaching roots,
ve v. ii ! state that many experienced
l!."!it i i of the west will not take a
nursery tree thai ha not at least one long
strong root. In setting (hey make a deep
hole with :ia iron bar in the bottom of
Use excavation, and carefully insert in it
the one long root, lirmitsg it with the bar
.-is we plant a long pear graft. The
placing of the other roots and filling in
S'oes not vary from the usual method.
v' ',10 m:l-v ce 'kc ma'i'I3n sport of
this deep extending root should remem
ber the much sport that was once made
o ir idea of deep planting of the grape
to bri.b..- over the critical period when
the vine v- as set .'ng up for business in a
rouli. trying climate.
'hint the young trees in orchard and
.give them honest care. JJut if you want
to crippi.f them for life, set them in nur
vsery row and two years later, when they
iiie j;i ; getting hold of mother earth
again vv'ith a system of long and deep
roo(.s. , at them out w ith a sharp spade
n-.! let them struggle for a new lease on
Jife in the orchard."
I.KT l S ASK OATS,
Th : 110 dispute about oats being
the : ram iJi' hors:1, cow and hog feed.
!NYi ile. r is there any valid excuse why
we should ih.i raise? twice as much of it
as we elo raise?. Oar practice of making
oats a robbing crop is all wrong, ufid the
idea ar.uviig many farmers that it is an
exiian.-tiiig crop on the-land, more so than
corn or wheat, is not borne out Ly gener
. al facts where; the lund is treated as for
other crops with good and sufficient fer
tilizers. V writer in the (Irani;: Bulletin, writ
ing from Mississippi, has made experi
ments to test the question of special cx
Jiaustio:i by sow ing oats on the same land
'very year for four years in succession
y.-t ' no other fertilizer than cottonseed,
m.1,.:nir so good crops as to convince
hii"-- if u '1 u's DL''a'Jurs uat no eshavt3-
; v, , place, but that in the suc
tion ii is t n;c. 1
c c.Ii v ye n- h uade "a ,,ale of cottou
per arrV' andthe ulil aerward produc
ed "th,- best corn thai'" ever rew on ifc
it v.a3 cleared." GNco"rethlstlcs-
isnotnssatisfvin 5f tllC an"
.d vield in bushels had been 6Jv"c 7et
'ts is net
s a iroeu or our position mai o
cl.d'v cxha'ustinjr to land above
other
thy of notice.
friter m speaking ot a yiel -i
i e, says: "There has teen
is awarded for more crc',)S
k els and s.acre than
m m
lyGl I
us-
S. w ' I
tljat as a inusclc-forming food for htock
of all kinds it is far superior for Mock
iinnimals to corn, which at leut is fctill
more than a fat producer, ami when fed
in two large proportions to muscle-forming
foods is actually weakening to the
muscles und productive of constitutional
deterioration in breeding stock. V. 14
Larhin, in Utrriiuintnin Tt Injrajih.
TOO MANY VAKIKTIUS.
The experienced orchardist seldom
orders more than two or three .sorts of
pears, apples, grapes or rasbi-rries to be
planted largely for Held culture. The
novice feels as though he must plant al
most everything he ever heard of. This
course is disastrous to the best financial
results. Take for instauce a list of twen
ty or thirty pears and you will find few
of them desirable for market. Many are
to small, though of fine quality. Others
are large and desirable for family, but
not attractive in appearance and not ap
preciated in markc. Others are feeble
growers, requiring the highest cultivation
anel soil peculiarly adapted to them It
is usually the sauie with apples, grapes,
and other fruits. My advice is, for the
uninformed, not to plant until he can
find some person in whom he has confi
dence, and who can advise wisely. Ex
perimental orchards and vineyards are
often conducted at considerable expense
instead of profit, and yet the novice
would make commercial orchard an
experimental orchard, embracing many
varieties that the experienced would no
think of planting. Charles A. Green in
iV. Y. Tribune.
no n T OKT DISCOURAOKH.
The man who is detered from planting
a hoini! orchard because an exceptionally
hard winter has killed or injured his
trees, commits a serious mistake. In the
best orchard countries disease or other
disability is apt to overtake fruit trees.
The regular orchardist is not therefore
det rred from planting. On the contra
ry, it is done at once, and even trees
thought not to be sufficiently fruitful to
repay the care they must have, are grub
bed up for fuel. This is wise from a
business point of view. It is equally
wise for the farmer to have a select orch
ard of fruits for ljojne use, The reason
is, he always has fruits in variety during
their season, except in years not prolific
in fruit. It may be stated as true that
the farmer who has no orchard seldom
has a proper supply of fruit for his fami-I3-,
and it is equally true that there arc
few situations where an orchard, given
the sanje care and attention that is accord
ed to general farm crops, will not, one
year with another, give a fair supply of
fruit. Ex.
FltrtT TKEKS XKAK STItEAMS.
Corrcsponelence of the Kural New
Yorker: Ai;lc and pear trees will bear
annually fine crops of fruit if standing
("lose to the banks of a living stream. A.
Flemish beauty pear tree stands in a lit
tle swale, where a clear stream of water
runs, feel by a spring a few roels distant,
ami at all times, spring and summer, the
roots oi one siele of this tree are sub
merged in the v ater. Last year we
picked from this tree a bushel and a half
of as fine pears as one need to look at.
They were large, of high color, and gooel
flavor, and were ineleed beauties. The
tree is healthy and vigorous, and is yet
young. On the bank beside a larger
stream stanel two Baldwin apple trees.
They were some chance seedlings, anel
they were grafted a few years ago. The
roots of these extend elown the banks
into the running water. They bear an
nual crops of fine, large, high colored
apples, free from worms or specks. The
trees are remarkably vigorous and pro
tective. Such a thing as au insect is not
seen c;j either ef these trees. Can we
not utilize the. streams in our country by
planting trees on the baiiks; thus getting
a profit -from otherwise waste ground.
STAY ON THE FARM.
Mr. Joseph Kusscll, the eeljtor of the
agricultural department of the Dunl&.p
Reporter, says people who have the best
opinion of farm life are those who get a
living otherwise, auel yet there U much
truth in the way ex-Senator Chandler puts
it. He declares that farming was not
only the olelest but the most respectable
occupation known to man. "If I had a
boy totlay," he exclaimed, "I would rath
er put him on an eighty-acre lot that had
D 'ver had a plough or an axe upon it
than dace nun n tne 'est government
oflicein the land:" Agricultural papers
u-ill please .cPy tlmt remark, and farm-
lads who a. u growing up umsucu
ountry life, nd who cannot oyer-
-tles3 desiro to ' - city ana
.a;nn . toremem-
pteasant,"
; "ciake them
, and - daught
er than any
I lake this
Me that
most
Izn in
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PLATTSMOUTIT "WEEKLY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY r,, 1SS7.
in a good range. In fact, have every
convenience you can, so that your wives j
and daughters will deem it a pleasure to ' , .. . .
" 1 : Beware of Ointments for aCtarrh
pei form your household work. In this ) that Contain Mercury,
way you can bring up your sons and as mercury w ill surely destroy the su.se
daughter on the farm; but when you of smell nnd completely derange Un
make; the home repulsive you drive them whole system when entering it through
into clerkships and either menial positions , the mucus surfae".;. Sue h articles should
when they ought to be (Jod's anuointed never be us.d exo-pt on prescription
lorels of creation." The se are plain woiils, ; from reputable physicians, as the d im ig -but
they are crammed with hard sense. ! the-y will do are f-n fold to the good you
tjtiin:il Bluff Notipnritl. jean possibly deriye f.om them. Hail's
Weeping Water Items
I-'rom t ti Ri-niiblieau of Atril2Ktli.
T. M. Howard will have an elevator
put in his house.
Parties that have the measles in this vi
cinity are all improving.
('has. Ogtlen has built a new house on
the south siele nnel is living in it.
J. M. IJeardsly left Monday for l'latts
mouth. from there he went to Lincedn.
A number of Weeping Water singers
are practicing up anel will give a concert
some time in June.
T. J. Clark returned on Monthly from
Pennsylvania where he has been for the
past two weeks.
Mrs. C. H. Halston left yeslerelay morn
ing for Iowa to visit 11 few weeks with
relatives.
Wesely Walker will build two houses
on the south side. He has the lumbe.i on
the grouiul for one of them now.
U. S. Upton wc nt into the Commercial
bank last Thursday as assistant cashier to
fill the vacancy maele by the resignation
of I'J. Smith who returned to his home in
Denver, Colorado.
Creenwood.
I'Voia the Ilswkeye.
J. I j. l'hillijis was out 011 the street
Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. E, A. Iiyeler were up from
Ashland Monday.
Mrs. J. M. Lytle is over from Reel Oak
making au exteneleel visit.
Football is a more fascinating game
than base ball in this vicinity.
Miss Aeldie Tolanel is now employed
in Mrs. J. S. Green's millinery store.
One lonesome bicycle and a more lone
some looking rieler, are the only curiosi
ties in south Greenwooel.
Mrs. G. llildebranel was taken with a
fainting spell in the postoltiee Tueselay
morning but soon rcce)vered.
The Plattsmouth Herald is advancing
in gtvat shape nenv. The new manager
meat has already made itself felt.
Wabash Items.
Miss Cora Wells of South Benel is very
ill with typhoiel fever.
Mr. Cowell is painting his house which
aelels much to its appearance.
Alois Zoa has had a new wind pump
put up on his farm.
Pete Evelanel hitched up a three year
olel colt to his sulky one day last week.
The line broke and Pete saw that the colt
woulel get away from him so he rolleel
out backward and let it go. The result
was a eleinoliseel vehicle.
Next week the Inland Park will be
cleaueel up and improveel, anel we prer
elict the people will find it a pleasant anel
popular resort during the approaching hot
weather. If found elesirable the banel
will give concerts every Sunelay after
noon. Mr. Manion has kindly donated
the use of the groauel anel will also assist
in preparing it.
, m
Endorsement of a Leading Phys
ican. "I have used Darbys Prophylatic Fluiel
extensively as a disinfectant deodorizer,
anel find it an admirable preparation.
Whenever there are offensive discharges
from wounds, abscesses, etc., it is won
derful in its action. I consider it the
best preparation I know of as a gargle in
eliphtheria or scarlet fever."'
J. Ckeswei.i. Mewis, M, D Phila.
The Balel Knpbbers should be sent to
join the ?.Iollie Maguires. Then the an
archists should be sent to join the two.
Safe, permanent anel complete are the
cures of bilious and interniitten clioeases,
made by Prickly Ash Bitters. Pyspep?
sia, general debility, habitual constipa
tion, liver anel kidney complaints are
speeelily eradicated from the system. It
disinfects, cleanses anel eliminates all
m.-daria. Health anel vigor are obtained
more rapidly and pernnmently by the use
of this great natural antidote than by any
other remedy heretofore known, As a
blood purifier anel tonic it brings health,
renewed energy anel vitality to a worn
anel diseased body. 7-ml
Notice.
The Plattsmouth Water Con--now
ready to receive appli:
water, anel, as a special uk1
the citizes-f laftsinouth,
to furnish and lay all servie
to the lot line on all streets
service pi)es are laiel for a!
for water received be'
Shouhl enough applicatic
within that time to warn
all plumbing forthese c:
cost.
Kindly giveef
The Pi.at-riatti!--
"
Catarrh Cure, manufactured y V- -J.
Cheii'
& Co., Toledo, Ohio, coiitain.-
! '--ry, d is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucus
surfaces of tie- system. In buying Hall's
Catarrh Cure be sure that you get the
genuine, it is taken internally ami 11U11I2
in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A: Co.
""Sold by lniggists, price ?. ce nts per
bottle. T-ml
The capability of sea water as a preser
vative is shown by the fact that among
the articles recovered freim vessels sunk
in the harboi of Vigo, Spain, in 1 7(, there
have been recovered .jetinie:i ef log
wood and mahogany that, not withstand
ing thier one hundrcel anel eighty-four
years, submersion, are in the most perfect
state of preservation. Dye rs who have e.
pe'rimente.l with the logwooel state that it
is even better for dying purposes than
wood now imported. The mahogawy,
too, is very tine and solid, erne !Lf 1 'I
feef long and :.''.'.::, inches square being
subsequently worked up in the shape of
furniture and walking slicks as momen
toes. J'.r.
Trio Verdict Unanimous
V. I). Suit, Druggist, Ilippus, Ind..
t -:tilies: "I can recommend Klectrio Uu-
iers as the ve ry best remedy. Ijvcry bot
tle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
of Rheumatism of 10 years" standing".
Abraham Hare, druggist, liellville. Ohio, j
atiinns: "Tin- best selling medici:ie I hav
atunns: " l lie best selling nieelieine I have
ever handled in my :20 years' experience, j
is Ple-ctrie: liitt.-rs". Th usands of oth-r !
have added their testimony, so that the
verdic' is unanimous that Electric Ditters
elo e tire all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys
or IJlood. One half dollar a bottle at F.
(1. Friekc ic Co., drug store. (2)
Gor.i has been eliscovercel in Tennes
see. It was iu the attic of an old house,
and the pocket soon punt-heel out.
Wixtick flannels may be packed in
canqtiior now. Of such comes the bua
ness of the elocior and the undertaker.
Enjoy Life.
"What a truly beautiful world we live
in! Nature gives us grandeur of mount
ains, glens and oceans, anel thousanels of
means ef enjoyment. We can elcsirc no
better when in perfect health; but how
often elo the majority of people feel like
giving it li) elisheai teneel, discourageel
anel worn out with disease, when there is
no occasion for this feeling, as every suf
ferer can easily obtain satisfae:tory proof,
that Greta,'.? Aujust Flower will make
them free from elisease as whin born.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint are the
direct causes of seventy-five per cent, of
such maladies as Dilliotisness, Ineligest
ticn. Sick-headache, Cosliveness, Ner
vous Prostration, Dizziness of the Heael,
Palpitation of the Heart, and other elis
tressing symptoms. Three tloscs of August
Flower will prove its wonderful effect.
Sample bottles 10 cents. Try it. (I i
Nonk of the fat places on the interstate j
commission has been offered to the West.
And j-et there is a "West. i
POF-SIOfiAL CAROS.
ATTOIl-iEYS AT LAW.
-TIV A HU'iK.i. ttnrn-vat Law
Ofiiee
l with 11. B. Win-liuiiii. over Bank of 'ass C
PXAT TS.MOL'T.l, .IllTlyi
i Kl-.liASKA.
1Ei-:s;N" Sl'LLl VAX, Attorneys at Law.
Will give proui i't .tlteution to a'l bui-iiioss
Intrustrtil t- thecti. (::ic..- la Union L:Iock, Kast
side. riatts!n:;!it:i, Nth.
TAA. S. MATI1E
S, Attoruey sit unv. eKilee
over M. li. Munihv t'u's ste.re. foul ii side ol i at
Jtti aie.1 6t! streets. 21tt
It0!,
OBEItT B. WINDHAM. Notary PuMic an-1
Atleriiev at La. v. emice over r.a k 01
C:ess Count v. I'latt-spaoalll. Xeb. Oliiee tele
phone No, 7 ; resilience. o e.
MA. HAIITItl AN, Lawyer, FitzgeraM's
Clock. I'lattniout'ii, Neb. l'innii't auo
careful ..tteatlou to a ijeaerai 1 w practice'.
mvs:cLv:v8 asu suhGEo:3.
W. COOK, M D., Phy-IciAU auel Sursean.
OH:c :--t KUiier's Pritg Store, rutt
moutli. NebriisHa.
TO THE LADIES !
It voii are afilf-feel wit h rheumatism, nonral-
nerve.
"m, aysitepeia. or wiiu in.s
;ieys, lieaiiaehc or eolil
.kles, orsKo'li-n feet, nil
-air of Aliitrtietic l-'.iot
r la tbe reiie-1 and -tr
They c rry a poweriul
-t of tlie disease.
es of tlie'spine, falling
a. chronic inilaiiiniat ion
iub, incidental hemor
tiful, suppressed acd ir
. barrenness arid change of
. Appliance and Curative
r wiih Magnetic Foot Bat-
exfire-s C. O, l,,and ex
. or by niail n receipt of
w'.A satisfactory even utter
-y ean b - retarued and rii;n-v-.ciia.seu
i ineasur ofait
re over th. tmdcrelotiiina. They
ir'iicwr.
-jr th.; "New Denartiire 5a Me
t Vi:hout Medk-ine." with tlinu
i iil il-. Send for eiretiiar.
e-.ilars as regards your tlilii -i
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S V E D I S H
WIPJE OF BiSOiU.
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A MEDICAL
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Cor. 13th STHli randCAt rtOLAvL
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CHR0N10 AHD SURGICAL DISEASES.
AMI 1 Nl t ll-T'iHY or
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TiUSSES. AND UtOUitU tSAULHUS
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M ienlli'. -iilly wit Ii nit fi-eliiir them.
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i'i,lil!inii-ri, iiiuaiitai'tiiri-i unit lor Mile.
The only reliable Medical Institute making
Private, Snzcirtl Nervous Diseases
A NPM'l.tl.TV.
ALL! ONTAiai Us AND HlH ill DISK AS KM. from
whatever ciiiisn proilueeil, xiiceeni ully trenle.l
Wii run rem'ivo Syplillltlo i1hhii Irum llio cyilL-iu
williuiit iin'renry.
K'v reilorittivo treatment for Iiikh of vltnl nriwf
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nn.l i-oiiMtilt iim ur Hend inline h ml iinl-ollicr- i.ililicn
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yon, in plum wrapper, our
PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO MEN
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K.ASKS, SKVIN Al7 WKAKNKSH. SI'KUM 'i'il.
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I'Is::asks ok tmk ;i-;NiTe-i'KiNAi: v oiiiiA.'is,
or "end liiHtury or yovu- ihhii fur an oplnlini.
I'eisiins nniiblii t. visil ns may lie trealeil nt liic li
teene. lv i-iirre.sp'inileiiei. .Meillelni-r nml ln:-lr.;.
in . in k. 'nt liv mall or evpre HKCl.'ICKI.V I'.M 'K.
Kl I HO.M Olisl.ltV ATION. mi murks to ln.li.in.,
n ii a fin inr .-n-inler. One pi-rHunal Inti-rvi w pivir-rr'
if i nr.veni'-nt. l-'ilty ninniH lor tlie uci iju.amliiti.i
ot .n tiei.ls. Hon ii I und Httemluiicu nV rlliHoi.iliK
pi n e. Adilr -s:i a!! Letters to
Omaha Ellsdical & Surgical Institute
Cor. 13th St.,ar.g Capitol Ave, Omaha, NeK
CITY H01 EL.
Tbl.i bc;:ntlfiil three etorv t.i-h xfrtn-ti:re.e
lov.el M.-.ii! st rent . lian lust bee;. t.Iilsl.ni anil
"Jte'd tip for the accauiniodatlon of
TRANSIENT CUSTOM ICIIS,
and
KKGULAU 50AliI)KIiS.
E7ERY THING NEW AND CLEAN
Gccd. Iir ,D coniuY'tlon wfi' -he
FHEI) ISOOM. I rop.
W'orRiBE Glasfjes.TTENTioN.
'iicil to flinii- ti nil cliissex witb C'lililoyineIit
it lioiiie. t lie m li'!e of the time, or for t lief r
.1 iiie iiiciiieiits. i:iiiiiess new, Hull! ami prof
luble pi koiis of eit tier sex easily ?Hl'ii from
il cell pel evening, iiml il il o)Ol t ton-
il Mini !v ! votme ill! their tin e to ti e buni-
vs. r.i.-s iiikI joi ls earn near y as much
neil. 1 liiil nil lii M'e til's II y i-eiul tin-It
nil-res ami ter-t tin: b'isiiiess. we make this
Her. To sim-Ii ii-" are not well ; ati-!iel c will
-eml one lo!lar to .ny for i lie 1 1 on tile; of u rit
iiir, I nl! i i tieulais'iuid outfit nee. Atlelresi
;kii:ii. StinsoX .t Co.. rortliilitl, Maine.
THE CITIZENS
:o jsl. xr es: 2
PLAITS MO L'TII, - NEi'.nA.SLCA.
IAP1TAL, - S75.000.
OFKIf'Klia
'KA.NK rAKUUTit. .JOS. A. CONNOK,
PresiJent. Vle-PreslJeut.
W. II. CUSlIINd. Cashier.
L'llil.Cl Oli.l
Frank C'aiiufl', .1. A. Coi i or, K. 11. (Jut I niauu,
J. W. Join se n, Ilei ry l! ck..liil.u O'Keele,
W. I). .M rriaiii, Wia. VfJeLcaiao, W.
II. CllKl-llie.
rraiisr-e;- a (jent-r.-i! Itankln;.' llu-'ness. Ali
W'Jio Lave any !:.ii: k i:.;,' business lo tran; :ci
are i:ivi:eu to i!l. - No in.tller itow
laive or nnjall tie Irf iisaelion, it
v iil receive our earef-.ii attention,
and we .ro;;:i.-;u uiwiiys cour
toons tre-atmeM.
tnsaes Certificates of Oe; osits bearing Interest
Uuyf anel se!I roieipm i:xe-liaiK;, CotiLty
anei C'itv sec-uriiies.
Bask Cass County
i.'Cotner Mnia and Sixth Streets.
n jt T3M otj arm istjeuib
. C. If. PA It MELK, I're.'iii'.er.t,
IJ M. iA'i J'Ki'.SON. Cashier. (
i ransECts a General EanlniiE Easiness
iiigiip:st cash muci:
Paid for County and City Waiar.ta.
COMLEtTICJiH MAI1K
m-1 piomi-tly remitted for.
;iiJtrccTOs :
Pain e!e, J. M. Pttre !cn.
pfed U order, A. li. Fn lth.
ii. Wiiidti-.i. SI. Moirisey,
James I'nt;ei sou. Jr.
'OilX r IXZeJEiiALU, S. WALC1I
Prcside-nt. Cfceiilir
FIRST KATSOKAL
) Jr Xr JKL !
OF PLATTSMOUTH, NEBIIA8KA,
JCf-rsthe very best facilities f or tb.c prur pi
tratiactlon of lesitlniste
BAHKIKQ BUSIHES
4tocks, Tor es, Cr-.d. (.ovcrr ruent acd I.cri
Sjcuritte f'.cv.l.l p.ni yclei.lctmlti repr-'v.
ed aril 'rn -! iv'.-e! C" t'e e
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