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THURSDAY, APRIL
1916
PACE S.
PLATTSMOTJTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
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IWITHIN THE LAW
SUIT FILED IN DISTRICT
VOTE FOR P. E. RUFF-
NER FOR COUNTY
ASSESSOR TUESDAY
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COURT TO RECOVER ON
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A PROVISORY NOTE
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Red River Early Ohio Potatoes, per bushel, $1.00
4 pounds Home Dried Apples . . .25
5 " Broken Rice 25
G " Cracked Hominy 25
1 3-pound can Advo Tomatoes 15
3 cans Early June Peas 25
5 44 Huco Pineapple 1.00
12 pounds of Prunes 1.00
12 " Peaches 1.00
2 44 44 Dried Apricots .25
3 44 44 Monarch Coffee 1.00
16 gallon keg Kraut 2.25
1 gallon Kraut 20
"rank Admission of Many Ship Sink
ings, IJut Only After Due Warn
ing Doubts Sussex Was
a Victim. (
REPLY TO THE AMERICAN NOTE
London, April 13. The picture of
fji he steamer Sussex in the English pa
per from which productions mentioned
ij in the uerman note were maue, ana
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Mi which may have an important bearing:
on the not?, shows that the Sussex had
smokestack, a sin trie mast for-
Hlward, flush deck and low-lving bridge,
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vjand in appearance was a typical eross-
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Fresh Parsnips
Leaf Lettuce
Head Lettuce
Radishes
Fancy Box Apple:
Tomatoes
Turnips
Fresh Strawberries
Oranges
Bananas
Grape Fruit
Cucumbers
Carrots
New Cabbage
H' signed by Gottlieb
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has been forwarded
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Fhcncs 53 and 54
The Daylight Store
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NOI NCLS LOCATION
IN LINCOLN
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To my friends who whh to know
! my location I make the following a:i-
our.?emc-nt:
Reilin, April 13. German's reply
j f to the inquiries of the American gov-
icrnmer.t regarding tne steamers Sus-
1 1 so:, Manchester Engineer, English
iimar. Rerwindvalo and Eagle Point,
' i"Pfil hv do 1 1 if -li vnn .Tarrow. the
of foreign affairs,
1 to Washington by
rj: Amt:assaoor iterrmi. ine note denies
ithat the Sussex was attacked by a
German submarine. The investigation
M lovermg the Susrex case says the note
y J was extended to all actions undertaken
tijjen March 21 the day of the Sussex
pj J incident in the channel between Folk-
' i tone and Dieppe. One steamer was
the commander of the German
rir.e reaching the definite con
clusion that it was a war vessel. A
sketch of this vessel, together with
photographic reproductions of a pie
tine of the Sussex printed in the Lon
don Daily Graphic were enclosed with
the note, the difference in the two
craft being indicated.
Sank After Trying to Escape.
The steamers Englishman and Eagle
A suit has been filed in the district
court entitled J. M. Palmer vs. Fred
C. Stoll and Ernest M. Pollard and in
which the plaintiff seeks to have judg
ment given against the defendant.
Stoll, for the value of a promissory
note for $1,530 which was made and
executed by the defendant Stoll on
October 10, 1915, and which was sign
ed as security by Ernest M. Pollard.
The petition of the plaintiff further
alleges that the defendant Stoll has
bsconded from the county and cannot
be located and asks that the judgment
for the $1,550, with interest, be given,
as it is alleged by the plaintiff that
Stoll is attempting to dispose of his
property in this county.
THE FUNERAL OF
MRS. SCHAFER AT
GLENWOOD, IOWA
This morning the funeral of Mrs
. L. Schafer, a former resident of.
One of the candidates for offk-e at
the primary who has been making a
vigorous campaign is P. E. Ruffiier of
this city who is a candidate for the
nomination for county assessor on the
democratic ticket. Mr. Ruffner has
resided in Cass county for many years
and in fact is one of the few of the
sturdy pioneer citizens who have
made thin county their home and as
sisted in its development and growth
by their personal work. He has served
as assessor in this ciiy for years and
has been familiar with the work of the
office which he is seeking and there are
but few men in the county who have
a better knowledge of the value of
land and pieperty than our friend, and
there is no question that if he is se
lected for the office in will give the
people one of the best administrations.
that thev have ha 1 in the assessor's
office. His abilitv as a bookkeeper is
unchallenged by anyone and those who
doubt his ability need only to inquire
:is to his work in the clerical Tne, as
be has frequently assisted in work in
the county offices. There are few men
j who have shown the devotion to the
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mis city, was nem at i.ienwoou wnere democratic party that Mr. Ruffner has
the body was brought from Graceville. VV( lv,r.Vr ;-u these years, covering
Minnesota, where Mrs. Schafer has j OVeP h:;f a century of service in the
been making her home with her son, of tho npmf,;,...(.,, xuU ;,
office at
li. . isauey, and lamuy since last ; fi f t- , , n -ked for
February. Mrs. A. F. Seybeit, Mrs.
Elsie Iledley, a daughter of the de-
the hands of the voters of the county,
and if he is selected evervone c:;n rest
ceased, Mrs. Dora Chase of L'lair, a ' csure(1 it . will j)0 the risht m:m in th(.
sister, and Edward L. Finch, a brother, j riht r.1C0 in th(? assessor's office and
departed this morning for Glenwood to ( hat evtM.y (.itizc,1t rA or poor W;H
attend the funeral services. j (reated fairly.
Mrs. Senator has been making her;
home here for the past eight years and
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r-i imarit-. Mr. C. J.
M-"!I.- f tins ";.ee is one who can
.u!y .-:;.r.d on l.i past lecord. He is
a Nt-L:a.-'ia p:c:uct, it rorressive
cr.vi pro-rtrous larmer. and in tnese i
Office. 217 Richards Block, lllh and j p0;.,t were sunk bv German subma
rines after they had attempted to es
cape., and time was allowed for the
withdrawal of those aboard. The
steamer Rerwindvale was possibly
i-unk by a German submarine, while
e.c Unite details with respect to the
Manchester Engineer are lacking and
therefore there has been no sufficient
basis for investigation of this partic
ular case.
The statement is made that the
Secord Hr.r.l Fc:d Cars,
have savoral 4 cco? d hand
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Ford
cars fur sale cheap and in fni. ly good
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vVasley, Agent. Tt-lcphone 58.
R?-idenee Tel. 5002.
t ve d two terms as asscs-
s.-r ar I iwenty-titrht years as a mem
l".r of ihe school board; served two
'-cur.- r. the board of county commis
!' ers :r. I is a the preev.t time the
h r.ort-d c:-al:-min '-f the Otoe county
dim'-ciatir ter.tral cemmittee. Mr.
Mi!!: is well known all over Cass and
;..- ccjr.tivs ar i is liked bv b"th re-
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lifar- and dfir.oc:ats. and if the
Thanking Ills Friends.
I hereby wl h to extend my thanks
to Mr. Kirr.o and Mr. Pr.iling for their
generosity in withdrawing from the
race for float representative. In tid
ing so they have certainly shown their
good fellow, hip and lovr.lty to the
derrci ratic party and Cass county,
that it mi-.dit have a candidate in the
field for feat representative.
L. G. Todd, Union, Nebraska.
he r spires should fall
h'.::i, I: wcul.l be in good hands. Mr.
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h.. i f-t n intercstel in home
:ir. I with him it would bi dutv
Fred G. Fgenberger Get in Game
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G. Egenberger has gotten into
utomobile game by the purchase
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ere r..'i furniture wagon for
be ecn at the Parmele liv
M. Ilild.
of a fine new latest model Willis
Knight automobile through the local
rg-nt. John Bauer. The new machine
is a beauty and one that should afford
the owner a great deal of pleasure in
the days to come in traveling over the
Nebraska hills and enjoying the pleas
ures of automobiling.
commanders assured themselves be
fore sinking the ships that their de
struction was justified and that the
crews were safelv in boats.
A Swiss passenger on the Sussex
asserted to the Associated Press that
he is convinced that a mine was re
sponsible and that he so stated after
the disaster. Investigating officers,
he said, "bullyragged" him into chang
ing his statement, which he now re-i
pudiates.
was well known to a large number of
our people as a lady of splendid char
acter and a true and valued friend.
Mrs. Schafer was fifty-seven years of
aee at the time of her death and for
the past year or two had not been in
the best of health. Her health grad
ually failed until her son, R. C. Bailey,'
came and took her back to his home at
Graceville last February and since that '
time she has resided where she wa t
given the loving cara of relatives.
She leaves three children to mourn
her death, Mrs. Elsie Iledley of this
city, R. C. Bailey and Oliver Bailey.
The body was laid to rest in the Glen
wood cemetery in the family lot and
the services were attended by a large
number of the old friends of the fam
ily in that locality.
TIRED FEELING.
INFORMATION FOR WOMEN
Housework is trying on health- and
strength. Women are as inclined to
kidney and bladder trouble as men.
Aching back, stiff", sore joints and
muscles, blurred vision, puffiness un
der eyes, should be given prompt at
tention. Foley Kidney Pills restore
healthy action to irritated kidneys and
bladder. For sale everywhere.
Read the want arts in the Journal
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OF OMAHA
This is the opening game
of the season and nromises
to be a good one. Come
out and see the Sox start
out the season for success.
3:00 Sharp
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'.dmission 25
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Quality Makes
The Virginia Glove
Popular
Why experiment with
gloves of unknown repu
tation when for the same
money you can buy a
&love of known merit-
the Virginia.
Only the finest skins
of the best French kid are
used in the making of
this brand.
We present a wide
rang,e of popular otylish.
colors.
MAKING BARBER SHOP SJILL
MORE ATTRACTIVE AT RILEY
At times it seems to us that the
night's lest did us very little good,
that we are as tired in the morning as
we were when we retired. This tired
feeling follows us all day and handi
caps us in our daily occupation. It'is
evident that there is sometjiing wrong
with our system and a goinl, reliable
toric is needed that will remove the
::: us: and enable us to return to o :r
I daily duties refreshed and rested up.
Whenever the first signs of this tired
feeling appear do not hesitate to take
Tinner's American Elixir of Bitter
Wine. This reliable remedy will rid
your system of bases that might be
poisoning you gradually and sapping
your energy; will aid your I'lgesuve
organs to do their work properly and
enable your body to obtain lie great
est possible amount of energy out cf
the food you eat. At drugstores.
Price $1.00. Jos. Triner, Manufac
turer, 1S.0.3-1339 S. Ashland Ave., Chicago.
and
awn Mowers
displayed at our store will
please you.
Before you buy anything in this line come in and
look our stock over.
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Main Street, Plattsmouth, Neb.
The Hotel Riley barber shop is be
ing given a thorough overhauling by
the owners, Messrs. Shallenberger and
Atkinson, and put in first class shape
in every way, as well as being most,
attractive in appearance. The wood-
Any time you need a liniment, you
want a good one that will prove effec
tive in all sorts of muscular pains,
swellings, etc. Triner's Liniment is re-
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liable ami dependable. See that you
work of the room has been painted and I always have it ready for time of need,
enameled in white, which irives a most Plice 2"c anJ 50c? postpaid, ..5c and
pleasing appearance to the room, and
the new wall paper in a shade of pale
green, has added a great deal to the
general aspect of the shop. With the
new fixtures just recently installed,
this makes a very attractive shop and
one that the owners can feel a just
pride in. The improvements
St. Mary's Guild Holds Meeting.
The ladies of St. Mary's guild met
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. R. W. Clement for their regular
made j business session. The plans of the so-
since the new owners have assumed
charge make it one of the best in the
city.
ALL DEMOCRATS INVITED TO
THE WILSON BANQUET
Price $1.50
E, G. DOVEY&SON
Lincoln, Neb., April 12. The Wood
row Wilson club banquet to Senator
G. M. Hitchcock and Keith Neville
Friday night will rot be an invitation
affair. Democrats generally will be
accommodated with tickets as long as
they last and all are invited. It is
stated on behalf of the Lindell hotel
management that COO plates can be
set for the affair.
Announcement was made by the ar
rangements committee that Governor
Morchead will apear on the toast list.
He will make an address on the ac
complishments of the party in this
state, including the many measures
of forward legislation enacted, and the
chief points which the party's execu
tive officers have endeavored to im
press upon the people.
. At the conclusion of the banquet the
doors in the dining room will be
thrown open and people will be ad
mitted to hear the addresses.
ciety were discussed by the ladies and
.the afternoon spent in the plying of
the busy needle in the making of
many dainty articles which will be
used in the work of this energetic so
ciety. The ladies of the guild during
the Lenten season do not hold any so
cial sessions and the work is purely
for the advancement of the church.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
HIS AGE IS AGAINST, HIM
"I am 52 years old and have been
troubled with kidneys and bladder for
a good many years," writes Arthur
Jones, Allen, Kans. "My age is
against me to ever get . cured, but
Foley Kidney Pills do me more good
than anything I ever tried." Rheum
atism, aching back, shooting pain3,
d liver Early Ohio
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Fancy Dried Peaches 7c a ponud; 4 cans corn 25c;
3 large cans Tomatoes 25c; Corn Flakes 5cjpack
ages. Granulated Sugar, 100 lbs for $7.45, at
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Wood, Baa!ed Hay and Feed!
RAWLS BUILDING
1st Door East of Court House. Tel. No. 278
The undersigned, having added new
machinery equipment, begs to advise
machine users of the community that
we now have one of the best equipped
machine shops in the state. We shall
continue to manufacture the "Honest
John" gasoline engine with added im
provements, making it the most eno
nomical engine on the market. We
will also be in the market soon with
our "Iron Horse," the new Universal
Tractor at a moderate price. Farm
ers and others will also find our Ma
chine Shop of service to them. We
(imrlmr nnlv onmnpfpnt workmen and
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can overhaul and rebuild any kind of H
machinery equal to new. We are also
owners of the Omaha Machine Works,
Fourteenth and Jackson streets,
Omaha. Roth plants are in communi
cation and tender their combined ef
forts to the satisfaction of our pa
trons. "
WESTERN MACHINE AND
FOUNDRY CO.
Machinists and Manufacturers,
riattsmouth, Neb.
L. C. Sharp.
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Redeemed Every
For earache, toothache, pains,
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burns, scauis, sore uiru.it., rj
stiff joints, irregular action, all have Thomas' Eclectic Oil, a splendid rem- fj
Congressional Elxperience,
of the First District.
Always Stood By the People and
Pledge.
Has Been Tried and Can Be Trusted.
Ardent Supporter of Administration. Endorses Presi
dent Wilson's Policies.
Free From Factions, He Will Bring Strength and Vic
lor3r in the Campaign.
THE LOGICAL CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
Democratis Nomination. Primaries April 1 8
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