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P LATTS M O UTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
M O ND AY, " Mi R C H "9. '141:
PAGE 2.
the spring season of 1914 is here. - Only twenty
nine more buying days until Easter.
we have endeavored for thirty five successive
spring seasons, to assemble for your attention, at
tractive displays of Right Appakel.
the results of our efforts this season justify us in
soliciting your insiection and hoping to receive
your approval.
A beautiful band-tailored silk-lined
Spring. Overcoat is on display In our
vest window
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at
$17.00
have vou seen it
G. E. IVSSGOTT'S SONS
EVERYBODY'S STORE
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DIPTHERIA
CAUSES DEATH
OF VOOIIG LADY
Kiss Gladys Peterson Is III but a
Very Short Time When Death
Overtakes Her.
Lat
Ciladys,
evening about 9 o'clock
the 13-y?ar-dd daughter
f Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 1'clef xni,
passed away, after a short ill
ness from a very severe rare if
diphtheria at the residence of her
parent?, who have charge of the
bunk cars for the Iturlinlon
extra ?an;r in thi city. The lit
tb pirl was not ill foe any length
of time, having be-i at school
Friday, and returned home that
evening complaining of nt feeling-well,
and on Saturday nnirn
iiiff was quite sick so as to alarm
the parents, and a physicnwros
suiniiif-'ned t her bedside, but it
was not thought that the case wai
dangerous, but the child -rrevv
worse, and yesterday j-Tadually
-ank into death, de-pite all that
could be diil to relieve her and
tae her life. Iesids the mother
and father, two older sisters are
left to mourn the "death of the
little cirl.
The school authorities as soon
as they received information of
the nature of the illness, prompt
ly look steps to prevent further
spread of the disease, and as a
safeguard ordered the dismissal
of the scholars in the Calumbian
school, which the little girl at
tended, and will have it thor
oughly fumigated atid leave noth
ing; undone to safeguard in every
way the health of the other
pupils attending- the school, and
although there are no other
cases reported, it was thought
best to take" no chances in the
matter and Superintendent
Brooks at once took the mailer
in hand and ordered the dismis
sal of Hie school until tfie rooms
should be properly disinfected
and cleaned up. The family have
resided . here only a short time,
but everyone in the city will ex
tend to them the most sincere
sympathy in the Io.; of the little
one.
Wins the First Prize.
Quite an honor has been con
ferred upon Mrs. J. II. Kuhns of
this city, who has just been in
lormed that she has captured the
first prize blue ribbon at the
fourth annual national orange
show at San Uernadino, Cal., for
I he 'finest candied grape fruit
peel. Those who hae ever tasted
this delicious delicacy prepared
by the skillful hands of Mr
Kuhns can well appreciate the
good judgment shown by the
judges at the oransre show, as
there is nothing- that, can equal
it and the honor is eure well deserved.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
RETURNS FROM TRIP
Miss Mary F. Foster, county
superintendent of schools, re
lumed yesterday from her east
ern trip, which included the na
tional Hie-tinur of tlwv-Associal hn
of Superintendents at Jackson
ville, Florida. The meeting; of
the association was one of the
best that has been held so far by
this organization and was tilled
with many good features that as
sisted those attending in their
school work, and will lead to im
proved conditions in the schools.
After the adjournment of the
meeting Miss Foster took ad
vantage of the occasion to make
a short trip to the different cities
along the route home, stopping
at Richmond, the historic and
beautiful capital of the Old Dom
inion, as well as a visit at Wash
ington, where she took in the dif
ferent points of interest and view
of the national lawmakers at their
work, as well as to greet the great
democratic president. Wood row
Wilson. The trip was one that
was enjoyed to the utmost by
Miss Foster and the sights of the
different cities will be long- re
membered most pleasantly. Miss
Foster arrived at Union on Sun
day morninir and visited there
with her parents before taking up
her duties here.
Will Again' Do Home Portraits.
The enterprisiuij kodak " deal
ers, AVeyrich & Hadraba, report
the sale of a Grail ex camera tp
Mrs. W. G. Brooks, which in
strument will be used ' in home
portrait work. Lovers of homo
pictures, child portraits, etc.,
have in the past learned to ap
preciate her splendid f work and
she is now better than ever
equipped for making- ' such pic
tures. The new camera will en
able her to work under almost
any condition of light.
A THRILLING
AUTO RAGE WITH
BURLINGTON TRAIN
T.
H. Pollock Attempts to Beat
Train From Waverly to
Havelock.
NEW BUSINESS
EHTERPflIZE FOB
PLATTSIilOUTU
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. G. Dovey and C. H. Fuller to
Engage in Automobilo busi
ness, With Ford Agency.
gine, a couple of mail and
;e cars, a chair car and
Plain Truth That's Worth Money.
Using Foley's Honey and Tar
for a cough or cold may save you
both sickness and money. F. F.
Monahan, Menomonie, Wis.,
says: "I am exposed to all kinds
of weather and I find Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound always
fixes me up in good shape when
I catch cold or have a bad cough.
I recommend it-gladly." Refuse
substitutes. For sale by all
druggists.
You may need an
AUCTIONEER
and we want to inform you
that dates can be made
at this office for
ool. vri en
the Weeping Water Auctioneer
Careful Attention to Public Sales
Rates are Reasonable
Old-Fashioned Dance Enjoyed.
The old-fashioned dance given
Saturday evening at the Redman
hall attracted quite a large sized
crowd and several hours were
most pleasantly spent in tripping
the light fantastic to the bewitch
ing strains of the music of the
dance, and it was with extreme
regret that the dancers saw the
hour of home-going draw near.
Foley Cathartic Tablets are
entirely effective, thoroughly
cleansing and always pleasant in
action. They contain blue flag,
are a remedy for constipation
and sluggish liver, and a tonic to
the bowels, which are improved
by their use. Try them. They
do not fail to give relief and
satisfaction. For sale by all
druggists.
Yale Motorcycle for Sate.
Fully equipped and good a
new. Inquire at the Journal
oilier.
Resfdencs for Sale.
The Mrs. McVicker residence
properly on -North e"ixth street is
offered for sale. For particulars
call on Mrs. J. E. Leesley.
.Hedge posts for sale. L. A.
Meisinger. Telephone 2513.
The following exciting auto
mobile story, in which our fellow
townsman, T. H. Pollock, is the
chief ligure, appears in the aiilo-
mible department of the Omaha
lire of yesterday, and the ex
nerience related by Mr. Pollock
will be found of interest to his
friends here: . 1
T. 11. Pollock was once upon
time wont to drive his motor car
at a merry little dip whenever he
could lind a good stretch of road
Hut he has mended Ins ways now
and no more does he shove the
accelerator clear down. Speak
ing of his last racing experience
Mr. Pollock aid:
"I drove a Henderson roadster
from Plattsmouth to Lincoln la
fall, ami in going through
Waverlv passed Hurlington pas
senger train No. 5 just pullin
into Waverly.
"The wagon road parallels th
Hurlington nearly the enire dis
tance from Waverly to Lincoln
and at that time the road was in
excellent condition and I just
thought I would try and beat tlx
train to Havelock. a distance f
five milts. I got a pretty goo
lead on the train, but about tvv
luiles.oul ! Wayerjy it overtook
me and as me" engine came
along-side, a few sharp blasts o
the engine whittle did li"t tend to
cause me to slacken my speed
any, so we ran along together i"r
about a mile, and in that distance
the en
bagga
few dav coaches and two or three
Pullmans had gradually slipped
by.
"Up to that time I had looked
neither to the right nor to the
left, but as the rear end of the
last Pullman came alongside, I
could see there was a crowd on
the back platform, and I glanced
over at thein just as I came to a
slight turn in the road that I had
not seen and before I knew it my
Henderson was out of the center
of the road and at the extreme
right side of the road with the
right wheels running in the
grass.
"At this point there was a line
or telephone poles leaning over
to the road at an angle of about
30 degrees and before I could get
back into the road the car had
gone so close to the telephone
pole that I had to duck to miss it,
but the brass post supporting; the
winshield struck the pole and
snapped off.
"Luckily the top was down, and
I got back on the road without
further damage to the car, but
believe me, right there I said
ioo4i night to that passenger
train ami to any further attempt
on my part to beat it.
"I went on into Lincoln, and on
the way discovered that there was
a hole torn in the leg of my
trousers just below the knee that
I could run my arm through.
Evidently a piece of the shatter
ed windshield had missed my leg
just that close."
The Best Flour
on the Market
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WAHOO MILL C04
.. WAHOO. EB.
FOREST rcse;
Krora Friday DaUt.-
Another new business enter
prise is to bo launched in this
city within a. short time in the
shape of the lirm of lovey & Co.,
composed of. L O. Dovey and C.
H. Full, who will take up the
agency - in this city and eunty
for the celebrated Ford auto
mobiles. The firm will occupy
the JJauer garage on Pearl street
wiin meir machines ami le in a
position in a very short time to
display and demonstrate tli'dr
machim's for the benefit of all
those who may desire to inspect
them.
-Messrs. Dovey and Fuller have
placed a large order with the
manufacturers 'of the Ford ma
chines and will have several ear
loads on hand in a very short
time and be aide t,. get out and
secure the summer business, Th
l ord machines, which are very
satisfactory,' are sold at such
juices a Jo be within the reach
of 'almost every farmer in the
country, and; there has ben a
great many of them sold in thi
county during the pasf few
years, and th new a-enls will
give the public an opportunity
seldom enjojed to sec ure a ma
chine which will, suit them in
evecy way 'rt 'a price that will
simply open their eyes.
Jioth of the members of the
new firm are. well and favorably
known throughout this s. rliou
of the county as being level
headed business men and the
public can feel safe in i-elyinir
upon their statements as to the
automobiles that may be turned
out from their agency. Mr.
Hauer will continue to run the
repair department, at the garage,
as he has for the past few years,
and also handle the supplies for
different repairs -and oil. As
soon as Jhoev. machines arrive.
which"M-ilP""tfe' in' a very short
time, thi' new oempany will start
out to annex some of the auto
mobile business, and -beinir
hustlers will have little trouble
in securing their thare of the
trade.
ROBERT REBAL IS NOW
FOLL FLEDGED PHARMACIST
From Fridav's Daily.
Robert Hcbal f Uiis city last
evening received ins mpioma
from the state board of phar
macy that makes him a full
Hedged druggist, as the result of
his very careful study of this
profession at the Creighton
School of Pharmacy, from which
he has just graduated with high
honors, and his examination be
fore the board was one that re
flects great credit upon the
young man and shows me ueep
studv he has devoted to the pro
fession he has chosen as a life
calling-. Mr. Rebal has accepted
a million wn.'i me nrm oi en
rich .S: Hadraba in this city and
will be employed by them in tin
future as a clerk in their store,
and with his splendid education
in the profession of pharmaey
will make them a most valuable
addition to their sl're.
28 Cents for Butter Fat.
The undersigned manager of
the Lincoln pure Duller Co., at
this station, is at this lime pay
ing- -'Se for butter fat, a de
termined by the government Bab-
cock test. We are also pay in? the
highest market, price at all lime
or all kinds o produce and
ooultrv. Call and see me. before
disposing of your produce.
Fred Dawson,
Lincoln Pure Duller Co.,
Plattsmoulh, Neb.
AVOID STUFFY WHEEZY
BREATHING.
Take Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for an mllamed and
congested conuiliou oi me air
passages and bronchial tubes. A
old develops quickly if pot
checked and bronchitis, layrippi;
and pneumonia are dangerous
posibilities. Harsh, racking
coughs- wenkep the system, - but
Foley's Honey and Tar -is sab',
pure and certain, in results. Con
tains no opiates. For sale by all
druggists.
O. Sandin. D. V. M.,
J graduate of the Kansas City
J Veterinary College, is per- -
I- manently located in Piatt - J
l mouth. Calls answered
n day or night. 'Phone 255.
Oilice GOG Main.
A woman customer said to us
the other day, ".'Say, you ouuht to
t-il everyone in I own about lb x
all Dyspepsia Tablets. I would
myself if 1 could." That set us
to thinking. S many people
have used them and have so en
thusiastically sounded their
praises, both to us and their
friends. I hat we had an idea ymi
all knew about them. Di:t. in the
chance that some of you who
suffer from indi-e-lion. heart
burn, dyspepsia, oj- some other
si unach complaint, don't know
about them we are writing ti;i-.
They contain Diniuth and Pep
sin, two ..f the great. digesii
;;ids known to medical science.
They soothe and comfort the
slomaeh. pro.Mjoie the s-cietion
oi j';irine JUH e. Iieip ,o 'Jllirj.j jj
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ESCORTED TO GiTY LIMITS
Special 'Health Warning
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Yesterday aftern"n a teb-
p. lone me-sa-'e v a ree. iv i i y i
t.hlel ,.I 'o!ee Ken liUlUeV l. f.
forming .him that three ik'-u v. ei
at the Hurlington pa--'-:-: e:-ti'-n
and had evidently mi-iak.
it for a lod-'ing house, a- th
were sleeping there. The chi
at once made ; j-it b t!.
ai:d ai-ou-e,i the men from the.:--lumbers,
which wn ev id
eau-e.j from their ove:-j-an. ' -
i nee in li.juid i f;ehi..en t a:el
he informed them Cm ii
be nee ary fo them to .lee.
p.'my him to the lh.l !. Man
speaker, where i.eTe sniiai.'e
surrou!:!n-.-s CoUf.l ! J J -1 , V ; . ;
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lown oniy at our -lore. Three
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Harness Repaired and Oiled.
15 years experience in b-dh
harness and shoes; j i- to your
interest c- well as mine to get
acquainted.
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Cc ycu knew that the Journal
office carries the finest line of
stationery in the city?
Fcr Sale.
The Journal als pay.
AT TMEilHT FSIOS JUST AT
the rmm you n
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Tliis! is wJiat the farmer is looking for at this season of tlie ynar. ai;'l re want
to tell you that we believe we are prepared to fill your every want with the -ry
best machinery to be found on the market. We want to call your ::nen:;.:i
to the following high grade lines that will be found in our tock at this ti::.e
GRAND DETOUR PLOWS AND GANG PLOWS, ALSO JOHN
DEERE, CASE AND PACEMAKER GANG PLOWS.
STALK CUTTERS Such at the Sterling, Hock Island and Aerv
from $36.00 to $42.00
DISC HARROWS The Grand l)e Tour, Osborne and Ihid li.-.
WALKING CULTIVATORS Avery. Jenny Lin le and Genuine New De
parture. Also a few John Deere Walking Cultivators at $12 each.
RIDING CULTIVATORS New Century, IJadger. Grand De Tour, and
number of John Deere Hiding Cultivators at $23.00 each.
RIDING LISTERS the -.--wheel disc cover. Grand De Tour.
WALKING LISTERS the John Deere at $23.00.
a
CORN PLANTER!
-Mack Hawk, Case, John Deere and Gale.
FARM WAGONS Xewion, Webber and Columbus; also a complete line :
steel and wood wheel truck wagons. Kxtra beds from -ii.7
up
, CREAM SEPARATORS DeLaval, lUue Kell and .Simplex.
THE DEERING AND McCORMICK GENERAL LINES.
I. H. C. ENGINES with magneto built in and needs no batteries.
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES Ilenny. Kmerson. D. M. Sechler. Mo.n
Bros, and Ilock Island. A number of Velie buggies at $93.50.
HARNESS A complete line of home made harness
made from bark tanned leather.
BLANKETS AND ROBINS This is the line we are offering you a .-j iji!
inducement in, and every robe and blanket in the hou.e
sold at a 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
will be
MANURE SPREADERS I. II. C. Low Lift and Clover Leaf.
HARNESS OILED AT $1.00 PER SET.
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THE IMPLEMENT MAN
(A DISCOUNT OF 2 co ON ALL CASH PURCHASES
PLATTSMOUTH :: NEBRASKA
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