PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
MONDAY, JANUARY 1?.
PAGE e.
American Lady Corsets
It is a woman's privilege to look as well as she
can, and every woman understands that in order to
look well, her clothes must fit properly. The Amer
ican Lady Corset gives the proper lines.
We carry a complete line of this popular corset.
There are models for medium and stout figures if
you try one you will readily see the merits and good
points of these splendid corsets.
We are selling fancy dried
peaches, 10c per pound
for a limited time only.
H. M. SOENNICHSEN
"THE WAILING AND
WASHING OF TEATH"
OVER LIGHTING SYSTEM
HANDICAPPED
This Is the Case With Many
Plattsmouth People.
Too many Plattsmouth citizens
From Saturdays Daiir. Iare nanuicappe-d with had hacks,
The matter of the light service The increasing pain causes con-
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
RE-ORGANIZE BY ELECTING
C. E. HEEBNER CHAIRMAN
in this city continues to be a
question that is constantly agi
tating the public, and especially
1. . ft m A I
mose who are pairons 01 me and in
local lierht eomoanv. and thev lame
are becoming impatient as to
what will be done in the matter
of furnishing better current, or
rather how long the long-suffer
ing public will be, compelled to
wait for the promised relief
which was held out to the resi
dents of this city several months
ago. The company has met with
delays in their lines, but they
should have been able to have
reached this city before this time
with the Red Oak current,, which
it is promised is to bring the
much-sought-for improved serv
ice, but the patrons still dwell in
the hope that in the near future
the deluge of electric current will
slant misery, making work
burden and stooping or lifting an
impossibility. The back aches at
night, prevent iner refreshing rest
the morning is stiff ami
Tk I 1 . i .
Piasters and iiniuienis
may give relief, but cannot reach
the cause if the kidneys are weak,
To eliminate the pains and aches
of kidney backache you must
cure the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for
weak kidneys thousands testify
!o their merit. Can you doubt
Plattsmouth evidence?
William Gilmour, farmer, four
miles south of Plattsmouth, Neb.,
says: "One of my family had
been suffering intensely from
lameness in the back. She could
get no lasting relief until tdie be
gan using Doan's Ki.lnev Pills.
rhey did more to relieve the.
troubles '.ban anything tlse that
From Friday's Daily.
The board of county commis
sioners at their session veslerdav
re-organized for the year's wml
and Commissioner C. E. Heohiicr
of Xehawka became chairman of
the board in succession tj Com
missioner Jordan. I he board
also viewed the plans submitted
by Joseph Oulh of Omaha, the
architect for the new jail, and
will advertise for bids for the
erection of the building at their
eeting on the 13th. The com
missioners have about given up
the intention of putting a heating
plant in the court house with the
money appropriated for the pur
pose of putting up the jail build
ing.
Every Woman Appreciates a
Good Washing Machines
LITTLE FOLKS ENJOY
VERY PLEASANT TIME
be brought here and the users of had previously been taken."
VISITS OVER SUNDAY
WITH ABBOTT FAMILY
Yesterday C. V. Baylor and
wife and two sons were in Ne
braska City, where they were the
guests of Superintendent and
Mrs. Abbott at the Institute for
the Blind in that city. They
were met at the depot by the
genial superintendent and taken
direct to the institute, where they
spent the day. They are loud in
their praise of this splendid
manner in which the place is
kept up by Mr. Abbott, and one
feature that impressed the visit
ors was the cleanliness of the
building, as everything was in
spotless shape from the base
ment to the roof and every room
sparkling and clean in every way
and the students there all present
a neat and tidy appearance, and
despite their misfortune have ac
quired a remarkable education
and their mental facilities are
far brighter than most persons
gifted with perfect sight. In the
afternoon the students at the in
stitute gave an imprompto pro
gram hat was most thoroughly
enjoyed by the visitors, and the
different selections by the or
chestra, as well as the violin and
piano solos, were very pleasing
and showed that the students
have made remarkable progress
in this line of work and their
splendid talents have been
brought out most effectually by
the corps of excellent teachers
employed at the institute, and
Superintendent Abbott spares no
pains to see that they- are given
every opportunity for advancement.
Best Cough Medicine for Children
'I am very glad to say a few-
words in praise of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy," writes Mrs. Lida
Dewey, Milwaukee, Wis. "I have
used it for years both for my
electricity- be enabled to use the
lights and power with some as
surance of having them Keep
from going out.
Wonderful Cough Remedy.
Dr. Kings .New Discovery is
children and myself and it never known everywhere as the remedy
fails to relieve and cure a which will surely stop a cough
cough or cold. No family with or cold. I). P. Lawson of Eidson,
children should be without it as Term., writes: "Dr. King's New-
it gives almost immediate relief Discovery is the most wonderful
in cases of croup." Chamber- cough, cold and throat and lung
Iain's Cough Remedy is pleasant medicine I ever sold in my store.
and safe to take, which is of lit can't be beat. It sells without
great importance when a medi- any trouble at all. It needs no
j-'or sale by all dealer-. Prir
ao ccms. i- osier-.uiKHirn 1..0
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United Slates.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
GEORGE H. TAMS
RE-ELECTED TO MANAGE
COUNTY POOR FARM
cine must be given to young chil
dren. For sale by all dealers.
FOR SALE DATES
Reverse the Telephone
Call to
FRANK GRAHAM,
Auctioneer,
Springfield, Neb.
Phone 91.
ii,i-,i,i'i -4V
Business Man Praises
Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy
Successful Merchant After Investigation
Found a Remedy That Re
stored His Health.
"Th!s is Thanksgiving day In th
tate of Pennsylvania, pt r want to
d-vote a part of
it in writing a
letter to you.
On the 20th day
of November, '10,
I was stricken
with heart
trouble. My
family physician
called It Angina
I'ectoria. I had
from one to live
attacks in 24
hours, in the
latter part of
Eyjcember, 1910.
I wrote to the
for information con-
K J. E. M'DANIEL
ENTERTAINS THE PAST
. CHIEFS OF HONOR
guarantee." This is true, be
cause Dr. King's New Discovery
w ill relieve the most obstinate of
couerhs and colds. Lung- trouble
quickly helped by its use. You
should keep a bottle in the house
at all times for all the members
of the family. 50c and $1.00
All Drusrsrists or by mail. II. E,
Bucklen & Co., Philadelphia
St. Louis.
or
From Saturday's Daily.
Yesterday afternoon the mem
bers of the Past Chiefs were
entertained in a most charming
manner at the palatial home of
Mrs. J. E. McDaniel, on North
Fourth street, and the ladies felt
inai it was an occasion num.
bered among the most delightful
that the organization has held
for some time. After the regular
business of the organization was
transacted the members pro.
ceeueu to enjoy inemseives in a
pleasant social manner among
themselves and several hours
were spent in social conversa
lion, when the ladies were invited
inio me tuning room, wiiere a
very tempting and delicious four-
course luncheon was served by
I he hostess, assisted by her
laughter, Miss Ellen Bell. The
dining room was made a bower
of beauty by very artistic decora
tions of primroses in cream and
green, which were added to bv
the candies placed on the table,
and which through their soft
shadings of pink cast a soft glow
oer the room and the jolly
gathering of ladies present.
FUNERAL OF A. C. SEIDLER
AT SOUTH OMAHA FRIDAY
Yesterday at South Omaha oc
curred the funeral of A. C. Seid
ler, a brother of Mrs. John Wey
rich of this city, who, together
with her son, Emil, and daughter,
Miss Clara, were in attendance
at the last sad riles, which were
conducted by Rev. M. W. Lorimer,
and the interment of all that was
mortal of this gentleman was
laid to rest in Laurel Hill ceme
tery. Mr. Seidler died on Mon
day, January 5th, at his home in
Bentonville, Arkansas, where he
has resided for the past year,
going there from Hebron, Neb.
where he removed to after leav
ing South Omaha. Mr. Seidler
was born August 23, 1857, at
Metamora, Illinois, and after
spending several years there
moved west. He leaves a wife
and three children to mourn his
loss, as well as the sister resid
ing in this city.
the hoard of county commis
sioners have given recognition ot
the services of one of the most
efiicient men that the county has
ever had in their emplov by re
election to the position of super
intendent of the county farm Mr
George 11. Tains, who for the
past few years has filled that
position with credit to himself
and has made the farm a self-
supporting institution. The
term of Mr. Tarns does not expire
until next Maren, nut liie com
missioners decided to elect hini
at the first meeting in January
to be assurred of the services of
this level-headed business man
and farmer, and he will in the
coming year lie on the job in
looking after the interests of the
county and its taxpayers.
A party of little folks gather
ed at no' home of -Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Tulene Saturday afternoon
to help Master Hoy .lerold cele
brate his seventh birthday an
niverasy. The afternoon a-
spent in playing games, such as
always pleases the little folks.
and at, an appropriate hour a de
licious lunch was served, which
aided greatly in the pleasures of
the little folks who were present;
the lunch was served by Mrs.
Tulene assisted by Mrs Jones and
Miss Ellen Doetel. The guests
all departed late in f!ie after
noon wishing Hoy many happy
relurns of the day. Those who
were present were: Til lie Wno
dra, Ethel Warren. Gladys Tu
lene, Ada Tulene, Leslie Hacek.
Karl Warren. Charley Tavlor.
Johnnie Kalasek, Warren Taylor.
Marion Taylor, Roy Taylor and
Miss Anna Kopia.
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The Rkv-O-Noc Washing machine is built of ce
dar, made exceptionally strong and is very -asy to
operate. The operating lever is fo arranged that
you may obtain two different positions of handle.
Also has fly-wheel in such a position that it may be
driven by belt power. For sale only by
G. P. EASTV00D
Plattsmouth :: Nebraska
FOR
J. D. Shrader of Murrav came
up tins morning lroni ins iioiue
and was a passenger on the early
Burlington train for Omaha,
where he will look after some
matters of business for the day.
. WN -WW!- A.Wy- WW.
NOTICE!
.J- KEEP
ANOTHER EXCURSION
TO SOUTHERN LOUISIANNA
TUESDAY. JANUARY 20
YOUR MONEY AT
HOME.
Common Sense Counts as
Much in Makina a Town
as Anything Else.
WESTERN MACHINE AND
FOUNDRY CO.
-I- of Plattsmouth, Nebraska,
Fourth and Pearl Streets.
J- (Formerly Chopie Gasoline
I- Engine Co.)
V
4
On Tuesday, January 20, there
will be another big excursion run
from this city to southern
At the solicitation of our
friends we have taken oer
the above works with a view
DEPUTIES TO THE
CONUTY OFFICIALS
ARE RE-APPOINTED
Worms the Causa of Your Child's
Pains.
Louisiana under the charge of A.k?, ()f expanding the business
II. Bowdish, the land man. in
party will probably leave over the .j.
Burlington lor Kansas City and
from there go ' direct to Kent-
wood. Louisiana, and later to
New Orelans, where a few days
will be spent taking in the sights
of that interesting and historical
city of the south. There art
quite a number, from this city
and locality who will take ad
H '
Miles Medical Co.,
cernlngr my case, and in reply I received
a. very kind and instructive letter,
which I handed to my family doctor,
and he told me to use your Remedies
In connection with the medicine he
save me, so I did. I used five bottles
of Ir. Miles Heart Remedy and seven
bottles of Dr. Miles Nervine. I was
confined to the house for about four
months. The action of my heart Is
now, and has been normal for the last
six months. I can truly recommend
Err. Miles' Nervine and Heart Remedy
to do what they are intended for. If
used according to directions. I thank
ycu kindly for your advice in answer to
xny monthly reports. I am now sixty
seven years of ase, have been In th
mercantile business for thirty-five years
and lived retired for the last thirteen
ysars." A. B. HOLLINGER.
Lincoln, Penna.
Dr. Mn Heart Remedy is sold and
guaranteed. by nil druoalsts. im
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
From Friday's lally.
ri- a. .
mere win ie no clianges in
the personnel of the force of
clerks and deputies at the court
house for the present year at
least, as the commissioners, at
their session yesterday, confirm
ed the appointment of fhe follow
ing officials: K. M. Manspeaker,
A foul, disagreeable breath, vantage of the opportunity to go
dark circles around the eyes, at on this excursion.
times feverish, with great thirst;
cheeks flushed and then pale,
abdomen swollen with sharp,
cramping pains, are all indica
tions of worms. Don't let your
child suffer Kickapoo Worm
Killer will give sure relief It
kills the worms while its laxa
tive effect add greatly to the
health of your child by remov
ing the dangerous and disagree
May Stewart Coming.
The advance representative for
the distinguished young artiste,
May Stewart, is in the city today
arranging for her possible ap
pearance here soon perhaps
Friday evening, January 10. It
seems that in changing their
route from the south back
the northern nart of the country
able effects of worms and para- tliev nave Ule lcl, and 17l open
sites from the system. Kickapoo
Worm Killer as a health produc
er should be in every household
to be deputy sheriff at a salary of Perfectly safe. Buy a box today.
55 per month; Mike Tritsch, to Price 25c. All druggists or by
1 . 1 1 . t a
ue uepuiy county ireasurer at a
salary of 81,000 per year, and
Miss Gering as clerk in the
treasurer's olhce at a salary of
$1,000 per year; Miss Gertrude
Ueeson was re-appointed as
cieiK uy duuge .. j. jjeeson at a
salary of 1,000 a year, and
Frank J. Libershall as deputy-
county clerk at the same salary.
County Register of Deeds Snyder
recommended to the commission
ers the appointment of Miss
Florence White as clerk in his
office, which was also approved
by the board. The county clerk
also reported lo me commis
sioners that the county treasurer
reported on hand at the end of
business at his office on Decem
ber 31, a balance of $102,860.93.
mail. Kickapoo Indian Med. Co.,
Philadelphia or St. Louis.
The Best Flour
on the Market
aw . ikMia
FOREST EDSS
The Journal for stationery.
iWAHOOMILLCCd
WAHOO, NEB.
FOREST ROSE
. .ripuw,...
and if enough encouragement is
offered for an attraction of this
class theater-goers of Platts
mouth will have the pleasure of
seeing Miss Stewart in one of her
favorite roles, Rosalind, in
Shakespeare's delightful comedy,
'As You Like. It." Miss Stewart
is one of our loremosi legiti
mate actresses of the younger
class and everywhere she ap
pears her engagement is made
one of the principal events of the
season. She will be supported
by a very capable company and
the scenery and costumes used in
the production will be very
magnificent. '
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
This remedy has no superior
for coughs and colds. It is pleas
ant to take. It contains no
opium or other narcotic It al
ways cures. For sale by all
dealers.
along conservative lines.
We shall continue to
manufacture the patent
Gasoline Engine heretofore
J made in these works, for the
reason that in principle it
is the best gasoline engine
that we know of; the name
-I of this engine will be .J.
J" changed, also the name of
the concern as per above. -I-J
Our aim shall be to em-
h ploy only competent men; -
these we shall introduce as
J fast as the business war- ;
l- rants, and may from time
to time draw on our Omaha
shop for such special help
l- as may be required until the J
volume of work shall justify
- their permanent resilience
$ in Plattsmouth. !
into I .J. The foundry and machine
-I- shop will be at the service J-
and accommodation of the J
J community and render any
assistance in machinery re-
J pairs or equipment that
may be wanted. In addi-
I tion to our regular work we
J will undertake to overhaul J-
f and rebuild automobiles, or
attend lo repairs pertain- -sr
ing to machinery in gen-
i i -1 i . :
j erai; duiiu special iiiuiuui-
ery when required from 4
rl . 1
j customers own jueas auu
-I plans, and, in general, fur- 4
nish such service as may be v
! expected from any first- -l-
I class machine shop.
J. We also act as purr has- J
ing agents for any kind of
J machinery and supplies,
and can furnish same on
short notice. .
WESTERN MACHINE AND
FOUNDRY CO.
of Plattsmouth, Neb. r
Platts. 'Phone 362.
Omaha 'Phone D-5837. & j
FROST BITES AND CHAP
PED SKIN.
For fi-.-t bill. -ii -nr. linT-
and : chapp.-d h.-iruN and
lips, chillblains, cd--"ies. red
and ru-:!i kin. I here i- it It in-r
to equal I'ljeklen's Allii'-;' vi!-.
Stops III.' pain at one,, and h.-il-
quickly. In eery hofu,. ih,
should b" a boy hiinly all the
time. Ue r.-iiieily f.r all sl.in
disease-. ilchiilLT eei'in.l. fetter.
piles, etc. 2."c. All driiL-ui-ts or
by mail. II. !'.. Ihickb-u X Co..
Philadelphia or St. L.i:is.
Getting Along Nicely.
Mi" Dorothy Dritr. who i a?,
the liMMianuel ho-pita! m lout!,
I eeo erit from t f - r.iU- -n
wlceh ! in di u. nt a fw .jiv
a-- for a;-o. n le ;! i-. i - f r!- t
a i:'!lm' alo;:' i,ie!y a:,. I
. 'V-li'-r lo all .f nt i!''! '-i-
1 lio;:. In- aine !.. le'i.rn n ! r;
a w.-ik t f .vo. -! aiert...;.;
as ! l.e ho.j i'.i! , in fti.
Journal a few !.( a- a- C! ir-
mi ho-j-il.,!, wa- an err-r. a
-lii- i at I mhi in M-1 hoopilal.
Charles WeNIi and wife of
Hamburg, b.wa. who for the pa-t
few days li:;e beetl hwe jifii;-'
at the home of C. A. Wh and
wife, departed f,,r U,eir h .:
Saturday eenin'. oi.jg on No. J.
REX YOUNG,
I- Auctioneer,
! Murray. .Wb.
- Heady o cry nr- mi!-,
and yuaranl'-e s.it t f;i-f i. . ji .
Dales can be made at the .
l- Hank of Ca-s I'.oinily. in
I- Plallsmoiif h. Neb., or l!:.- .
Murray State M m!;. Murrav.
givi-: mi: a trial. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. . N 1 1 r
his city wen u . U- h
recjpien! Si!urti of a
con'ainiP fofly p.a;nd of
beef and a ble'ket of b'.
wliieli had J i -en? v l!oir
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I'.alls an--.ered
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Deaf.
Store
V. ZUCKER, Manager
The opening Day of our Great Pu!)-
lie Sale last Saturday, was a grand
success, and many bargains were
picked up by the careful buyer, but
still
re-
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4-
The Journal does job work. I
thousands of dollars worth
main, and the crowds of people are
still coming. We wish to thank the
people for their patronage Saturday
and in doing so wish to call their at
tention to the fact that all goods
guaranteed, and should any goods
not prove satisfactory, garments do
not fit, we will gladly exchangejhem
during this sale.
fm ZUCEIEK, Mgr.