Classified Advertisements
II' you w:mt tin; right land In the rlnht land
lit tl rltfht rl--, from th mi-n. Write
now to yours Hlm-t r:ly. II. I. Ilriiitrt& Son.
Mcltonald, Kansas. As havo xclulv list
of tlio l-t lands for homes. In lCuwIiiis or
Cbcyciini; Counths. ami we know ; cau
pit-use you In quality, price and terms. 12-4
TllKulU of all reitl-etute tarffatns-M).0oO
acres of choice, farm land In North-west
Kansas and Kastern Colorado. Also City prop
erty In (ioodland. Kansas, mid Denver, Colo
rado. Write for Illustrated circular and price
list. . Ij. Calvert, tioodland, Kansas. l'Jt4
WyoMIN Lands-Investors and homeseek
ers write for Information regarding lands
In "the only county In the state where agri
cultural crops are raised without Irrigation,"
to Somers & Hush, Moocroft. Wyoming. 1:M.4
MONEY In wheat and corn lands. That's the
kind you will get if you buy of C. M.
Kees, Elsie. Nehr.. situated In eastern Per
kins county. See or write for further Infor
mation. 1-1 1
Mirth-w-st K'misiii -The place where you
can huy the It EST land for the LEAST
money of anywhere in the west. Good water
and pxnl soil. Write me for further Informa
tion. Edwin Eymaii. McDonald. Ks. 1-tl
Your flilO acre farm will liny two Itettc-r In
Harlan -ounty. the U-st county in Ne
braska. !ood list of bargains. See us lirst.
WeblK-r X liates. "the Land Men." Orleans,
Nebraska. l-U
For Salt' ltVl acres, all smooth and tillable.
35 acres in cultl vatlon. line well, cheap
buildings. Id head of cattle. Price JiOt. easy
terms. Geo. U Kcld. Tribune Ks. V2VZ
Cheyenne County has again proven what it
will do. We have the finest land in the
county for sale on easy ternn at $10 to f 13 per
acre. Will also trade for town property.
Kodman lxwlien Laud Co..
I'li Sidney. Ncbr.
LAND M'YKKS. The rapid changes In Ot
tawa. County lands makes It imperative
that If you intend buying at the present reas
onable prices you must buy at once. Extra
good Solomon Valley lands at from ?'"i2.Si) to
lit).'0 l'-r acre and pasture lands at from
rl.V V" t" i'. Writ-: me or come at once
Wire w! p. lartlrc.-. Ei. A. Davis.
.Minneapolis. Kansas.
INVET your money in Howard Comity. Ne
braska .amis hei e it U -afe: win re values
areli-'!!'. I ha ve la rc I it of sale and trade
iT.'ic-M' i..::- 11. P.. Van 1i:cai:.
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St. Pan!. N' Iw:isk:i.
fik ' 1 1 'M A A .!'.iat l
eCtioll Of Si'llcMM
V I.-.ml. '1'.
Easy lei ins. I :ii:i:i is Willi
lin.ilt.l ii. :.ns write, e -it' - in l e st'imps
f.r . 'l;. y ! :- ;i . f U ilj .1 ! ' i a .
!",-! .!. i". IlK.'KI Meifr.l. ' 1 a 'ion :i .
H'l.'i 1'il'NTV l.M s;.-t a-re ranrl'.
r.en y of farm rn.il hay Jan.l. timber and
riiiiitiii" water. Want sii.:'.I!er farm, ."l.'i'
.i'Ti s in; ro vi. 1 fa: 1.1 ix in tics out. i Jerinan
-vll.eii,e..l. Must s,.;!. lie K l I'.AKl LAY.
Stuart. Nebraska.
THE I'.KA.i S VALLEY is the richest in
Texas, s-plemlid corn, cotton and clover.
No. I.ii. -arils. Ciol Summers. Ideal winl its.
P.est markets. Price f l.00 to f.W.-jO.
llll.M P. Lockwood.
IJosenbur. Texas.
I'ornier'y of Nebraska. 14
TWO very lino sections of land well located,
with some alfalfa, to exchange for mer
chandise or hardware, also some smaller
tracts. This- is worth investigating if you
have something of the kind to exchange.
SHEItHiAN COfNTY LAND CO..
lj-4 Hovie, Kansas.
BOONE COPNTY PALM CHEAP 321 acres.
1UU acres timothy and clover 150 acres in
crops. 71 acres natural grass all good smooth
clay land. 6 room house and out buildings,
good barn. 3 miles from Primrose S mile
from school. Price 5 so. 00 per acre If sold soon.
This is a genuine bargain. Address.
Ashkkook Huns.
13-4 Primrose. Nebraska.
KANSAS FA KM b acres, good title, good 3
room frame house, stable, well and mill,
fenced. 140 .teres in cultivation. SO acres
wheat, all goes If sold prior to April first. 3
miles Collingwood. 6 miles Meade. All smooth,
level land, a real bargain at 55.000
J. H. Gbiocjs. Owner.
Get busy Meade. Kansas.
15-4
SMITH BROS. REALTY CO.. Sutherland
Neb. Writes us for prices on Lincoln Co
Nebraska lands where corn and wheat made
from 35 to 45 bushels per acre. Price from
four to sixteen dollarl per acre. Distance to
market 3 to 15 miles. 13-
FREE noMESTEA DS: We are ready to lo
cate you on tiovernnaent land In the"W hite
OwP district of Meade County, where you will
find the best farm land west of the Missouri
river In South Dakota. Phillip Is the natural
railroad point from which to reach this district
and our terms are always ready. Locations
guaranteed. West Land Co. Phillis. S. D.
15-4
CENTRAL MISSOPRI FARMS. For farms
and homes that will prove loth satisfac
tory and profitable, write for new Illustrated
list. li farms described and priced
G. W. Hamilton & Son. Pulton. Mo. 15-4
Notice to Creditors.
Sate of Nebraska.
County of Cass.
In the matter of the estate of Catherine Stadol
piiii, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the creditors of
said deceased will meet the executrix of said
etat before me. County Judge of Cass Coun
ty. Nebraska, at the county court room in
Plattsmouth. In said county, on the S day of
May. IWK, and on the 17 day of October. 19U-. at
teno'clock. a. m.. of each day. for the purpose
of presenting their claims for examination, ad
justment and allowance.
su months are allowed for the creditors to
present their claims from the 17th of April,
ivos. and one year for the executrix to settle
said estate from the 4th of April. 190.
Witness my hand and seal of said County
Court at Plattsmouth. Nebraska, this 4th day
of April. 190 ALLEN J. BEESON.
Iskai County Judge.
D. O. Dwyer, Attjrney for Estate.
Legal Notice
In the District County of Cass Count y, Ne
braska. I.ury May Puller Plaintiff
vs
William II. Fuller Defendant
To William II. Puller non-resident defend
ant: You are hereby noli tied that on the 241 h
day of February, luOs. l.ury May Fuller II led a
ix tllloii against you In the District Court of
Cass County, Nebraska, the object and prayer
of wlilch are to obtain a divorce from you on
the ground of extreme cruelty and failure to
support and maintain plaintiff, and to re
Morcd to her maiden name.
You are riulred to answer said petition on
or liefore Monday the i:ith day of April l'.mrt.
Lucy May Fuller.
Hy A. N. Sullivan.
her Attorney.
Notice of Probate of Will.
In the County Court of Cass county, Ne
braska. In the matter of the estate of Catherine
Stadelmann. deceased.
To all persons Interested or concerned:
You are hereby notified that a tietlUon lias
lieen tiled to probate a will purporting to li
the last will of Catherine Stadleniann. and for
the appointment of the executrix named
therein. There will )e a hearing upon said
IM-tltlou at my office in the court house in the
city of Plattsniouth. Cass county, Nebraska,
at ten o'clock a. m.. on the 4th day of April.
IWW. and all objections thereto must he tiled,
by said hour, and at said time, such orders
will lie made as are just and proper in the
premises.
Al.I.KN .T. ItERSON.
D. O. Dwyer. Attorney. County Judge.
(Seal) P!t3
Whooping Cough
Ihave used Chmaerlain's Cough Rem
edy in my family in cases of whooping
cough, and want to tell you that it is the
best medicine I have evei used. W. F.
Gaston, Posco, Ga. This remedy is
safe and sure. For sale by F. G. Fricke
& Co.
Union
From the Ledger.
Riley Eaton and wife are proud pos
sessors of a fine new son that register
ed at their home Sunday morning,
April 5.
Leonard Crawford and wife are the
happy parents of a son, born Thursday
night, April 2, the first name in their
family register.
L. .1. Hall and J. B. Hoddy left Mon
day for Garfield county to see what the
prospects aie for securing a large tract
of go-.d grazing l.ir.d in that part of the
ftate.
Mont Ilobb escapod from the insar.o
hospital (of which lie is the steward)
and c:imc in from Norfolk Sunday to
visit hi.-; son Hugh and numerous fi ieiu'.s
in this village and immediately vicinity.
A. H. Austin ij recovering from his
recent il'.ne.-v?, but he is not as stout as
he "u.-td to was," yet ho is sure he
will be on the spot ready to do his
share of "rooting" at the first game of
ball that comes along.
D Walker and Forest Cunningham,
of Nehawka, sailed into this village
Monday evening riding the latter's
automobile, but they didn't sail out as
quickly as they desired, as the "whiz
wagon" wouldn't whiz until it had an
hour's coaxing.
Uncle Dabner Thacker returned last
Saturday from Dakota County, where
he had been visiting his son, George.
This week he sold the old home place
northeast of here to his son, 'Valter,
and will likely make his home in Dak
ota county, at least most of the time.
Rev. E. L. Field and wife came home
Tuesday from Omaha, where Mrs.
Field has been under care of physicians
in a hospital the past few weeks. She
is yet very weak but quite cheerful,
and her many friends are greatly pleas
ed at the favorable indications of her
complete recovery.
J. T. Reynolds, deputy assessor for
this precinct, has been wading into his
work in earnest this week and can now
reel off the long list of questions in
rhyme. This year the real estate has
to be listed, and a lot statistics taken,
which give the deputy assessors plenty
of work and a chance to earn th eir
salaries.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea never
fails to tone the stomach, purify the
blood regulate the kidneys, liver and
bowels. The greatest spring tonic,
makes and keeps you well. 35 cents
Tea or Tablets.
For sale by Gering & Co.
For Sale
A 200 Egg Sure Hatch Incubator, a
folding bed in good condition and a
medimum sized refrigerator. For par
ticulars inquire of Mrs Will Taylor,box
20, R. F. D. No. 1, Plattsmouth.
Notice of Application Tor Liquor License
NOTICE is hereby jrlven to all persons Inter
ested and to the public, that the under
signed F. C. Benfer, has filed his petition
and application in the office of the city clerk
of the city of Plattsmouth. county of Cass, and
state of Nebraska, as required by law. signed
by the required number of resident free-holders
of said city, setting forth that the appli
cant is a man of respectable character and
standing and a resident of the state of Ne
braska, and prayingr that a license may be is
sued to the said F. C. Benfer for the sale of
malt, spirituous and vinous liquors for the
period of one year from the date of the hear-in?
of said application in a building- situated on
the east half (eH)of lot three (3) in block
thirty-five (35) in the fourth ward of the said
city of PlatUmouth. Nebraska.
F. C. BENFER.
April 16. 190P. Applicant,
"THE BUCKS OF
THE TIMBER"
A Few Items From One of the
Charter Members
Editor Journrl: I have not both
ered you for some time, so please be
patient a little while and I will tell you
all I know, and more too. The weather
is so nice the "Bucks of the Timber"
expects to call a meeting soon to look
after unfinished business and take in
new members. They did not meet in
the winter because they are too religi
ous to tie their horses to a barb-wire
fences for half the night in bad
weather.
Mark White is the hardest working
man in the lodge. He works day and
night; one man that worked for him
said that when he started up stairs at
night to go to bed he would meet him
self coming down to breakfast. Mark
says he cannot help it; he cannot sleep,
and he is going to hire someone to talk
to him and keep him company at night,
(a female prefered.)
L. B. Brown, Louie Kroell and Fred
Patterson were out fishing a few days
ago, and if some fisherman had come
along at the right time he could have
sold some fish.
I. S. White and wife, Mrs. Dodge
and Mrs. Horn were at Mark White's
to eat a birthday dinner with him on
the 9th of April and tried to find out
his age, but he said he was so young
when he was born that he could not re
member. Mrs. Bird Fitch is going raise gin
neys this summer, and Bird says that
if she does he is koing to raise a fuss.
Rock Bluffs has but one traveling
man, and he is so absent-minded he is
going to quite the load. He went to
Plattsmouth sometime ago and his
wife happened to be on the street; he
looked at her for a moment and took
off his hat and said "I have seen you
before somewhere what is your name,
I piease .
j John Mr.rt-h and Grandma Grave
! hsvo Leon txv.i out humify riding lately,
j Wo wonder if Marsh l:nnvs a'.KUit it?
i Sam Swab cuid not get enough
land this year so lie v lanmn;? a part
of the river.
George Smith has built a new La. n
and wiil be in a shape to take care of
the lodge goat in a short time.
Miss Ella Sattler was expected to ex
amine the eighth grade of our public
school, ar.d could not get enongh paper
in Plattsmouth so she was compelled to
go to Kenosha.
W. P. Ilutcheson started to fix his
pasture fence some time ago, but he
got tired and sat down to rest.
Perry Marsh boasts of handling four
hundred horses last year. If he would
confine himself to horses he would be
all right. Wes Burnett has been batch
ing for a few days. He says he knew
the real value of horses before. They
saved him the trouble of washing
dishes.
Johnnie Hatt will have to pull down
his vest and wipe off his chin for it is
his time to ride the goat at the next
meeting, lodge reporter,
Fred Patterson.
W. H. Lair is loading a car for Bridge
port, and will ship to that point where
he expects to look after the ranch of
the S. F. S. Co.
you can picK from our superb
stock of separate bureaus. We
have them in mahogany, antique
oak and oak at prices that will
attract economical buyers. Our
furniture is in the latest designs
and is rich and handsome. It is
to your interest to look overour
line.
M. HI1LD,
Plattsmovith. Neb.
ARE HERE NEXT WEEK
World Famous Medical Spe
cialist at the Riley Hotel
April 20, 21 and 22.
As ha3 been announced in other is
sues of this paper, Dr. Ben W. Kinsey,
who is chief of staff of the Hot Springs
Doctors, who have their Nebraska State
Institute permanently located at the
corner of O and 1 1th streets, Lincoln,
will arrive in Plattsmouth next Monday
and remain three days, and while here
will stop at the Riley.
This wonderful Hot Springs system
of all home treatment, which Dr. Kin
sey is bringing to Plattsmouth, has
cured thousands of cases which have
been given up as incurable by many
physicians and is endorsed by the United
States government and by the world's
leading financiers, business men, news
papers, clergymen, and above all, those
who were sick and suffering and had
been made well by those world-famous
specialists, the Hot Springs Doctors.
Below are reprinted extracts from a
few of the thousands of testimonals
which have been received by the Hot
Springs Doctors:
"I feel that I owe my life to the Hot
Springs Dactors. " J. W. Lacey, Have
lock, Neb.
"The Hot Springs Doctors saved my
life after other surgical physicians
said I would have to undergo an opera
tion." Mrs. E. W. Brinley, Arcadia,
Neb.
"For ten years I suffered with tortur
ous pains in my side and back and was
treated by over a score of doctors. The
Hot Springs Doctors cured me with
four months treatment." Mrs. Jennie
R ;ome, 3231 T street, Lincoln.
OR. KIM5EY.
'You told me that I would not receive
benefit from your treatment for at
least a month, but I am glad for my
sake and for your sake that 1 can in
form you that I have not had an attack
of trouble since the day I commeced
taking your medicine and before I took
it I had been having three or four at
tacks a day. "Mrs. B. B. Bee, Fair
bury, Neb.
"Was troubled with gall stones for
seven years: took two month's treat
ment from the Hot Springs Doctors and
no pain nor symptons of any trouble
since." Mrs. Wm. Busch, Hallam,
Neb.
I take pleasure in telling you that you
have cured my ulcerated limb after
many other doctors had failed. Your
treatment cured me in less than two
months." Mrs. S. N. Sterling, 1444
North Side Ave., Lincoln.
"I have suffered for years with
stomach and kidney trouble; I commenc
ed taking treatment from you October
18th, and feel that now I am cured.
Will be pleased to answer all questions
to any who may inquire." Mrs.
Auguste Heilenreich 1214 South 12th
street, Lincoln, Neb.
"Have tried fourteen doctors local
and in Chicago and New York during
the past six years, but they did no good.
In fact I seemed to get worse. I have
taken your treatment for the last three
months and feel that I am entirely cured.
I have gained seventeen pounds and
able to do hard manual labor." Ruf us
E. Geiger, 210 South 9ch St., Lincoln.
The full testimonals of the people
quoted above and thousands of others
are on file and may be seen at the of
fices of the Hot Springs Doctors at 14th
at O streets, Lincoln.
The Hot Springs Doctors do not ask
you to rely on their word alone, but
have proofs of their wonderful skill in
testimonals from all parts of the coun
try. The Hot Springs Doctors do not
claim that they can cure all cases, but
they absolutely refuse to accept an in
curable case for treatment, thus e,very
patient may be assured a cure for their
money.
Remember that Dr. Kinsey is bring
ing this wonderful Hot Springs treat
ment to Plattsmouth for three days,
April 20, 21 and 22, and while here will
stop at the Riley HoteL
Consultation and examination is free
to all who call and curable cases will be
treated free except for the medicines
used.
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Never do anything on a
Friday. Never have anything
to do with No. 13. Listen
to these:
George Washington was
born on a Friday.
The Declaration of Inde
pendence was signed on a Fri
day. The battle of Bunker Hill
was fought on Friday.
And if 3rou should come on
a Friday and buy a pair of
shoes being our thirteenth
shoe customer. What would
happen? Simply this what
ever pair of shoes you selected
would bevours AI5SOLUT
LY FKKk OF CIIAF(iF.
Do vou call that bad luck?
Another Good One
Our excellent friends A. Dill, who
resides in town, and takes a copy of
the Daily Journal, contributes hi3 share
and even more to the support of the
weekly edition, by sending one t) his
sons, R. C. Dill at Wellington, Colo.,
and one Chas. Hipp, at Lyons, Neb.,
and one M. S. Davis, of Wellington,
Colo. ' He called today and advanced
the mark on all of them to 1909. Many
thanks Mr Dill, we wish we had a few
more just like you.
Fine attractions Tuesday evening at
Coates' hall. Save the date.
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We absolutely guarantee the qual
ity of the
Goodrich's Nebraska.
Remedies!
and especially call your attention
to the Velvatina Cream, Velvatina
Massage Cream, Velvatina Soap
and Goodrick's Hair Tonic.
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See Your Road Overseer.
C. M. Seybert, from Mt. Pleasant pre
cinct, was in Plattsmouth today and
while here made this office a pleasant
call. In conversation with him he tells
us that he has appointed four assis
tants in district No. 9, to help in the
road work, and he wishes all parties in
that district to kindly notify him or one
of his assistants of anything that 13
needed in the line of road work over
the district. Those appointed were
Adam Schafer, Galen Rhoden, Wm.
Heeney and Dave Patterson. Road
Overseer Seybert intends to have good
roads if possible.
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