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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
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The Corset for Every Figure.
Oar Prices from $1.00 to $3.00
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mare, no blemishes on her, but thin, ter Heater for you now. It will prove
Finder please notify this office. most satisfactory. Se the Nebraska
4-17-2td Lighting: Co. now.
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IS NOW COMING
TO THE FRONT RAPIDLY
j. !. Oase Fewer Briber Planter
No Clutch on the Drill Shaft Y
The J. I. CASE POWER DRIVEN CORN PLANTER that has
been making such a splendid record at demonstrations riven in dif
ferent parts of the country. Ever. farmer who has seen this imple
ment in action spe.d.s of its performance in the highest terms of
praise.
This implement has become a great faverite with farmers for
the following reasons:
1. It drops accurately.
2. It drills or checks equally well.
.'. It has a quid: ar.d easy means of changing the number of
grains in checking or the distance in drilling .
4. It is strong and durable.
In a recent series of tests, made with ungraded corn, (we shall
te pleased to send you a circular illustrating ar.d describing these
tests in detail) this planter dropped I'O to f0 per cent accurate sure
ly a remarkable record. In these tests the drop was varied form 2 to
and n to 4 kernels in a hill.
NO CLUTCH ON DRILL SHAFT. There is no dutch on the
drill shaft. The dropping mechanism is run by the slow-moving, main
axle and is entirely idle between the hills. In other words this
mechanism is in operation only when a hill is being dropped, which
means about half the time, in planting " kernels to a hill, using 3'-"
wire. The round hole plates, which are smoothly polished, insure ac
curacy of the drop, as is being conclusively proved in daily demon
stration. The extra large plates revolve slowly.which insure the
holes of being fdled before i caching the dropping point. Special
plates can be furnished to plant peas, beans or almost any kind of
seeds.
The plates rue made? widi small, med'tni, rpecial and large hvles
of the round id.ape and medium holes of the ei.'or.g' shr-ipe,
To change the plates it is not necessity to icraove Ihe grain, from
the hopper simply tie the hopper back and the change can be easily
and quickly made.
IMPROVED CUT-OFF. An improved cut-off, which is set at
an angle of 4j degrees, tends to dislodge one kernel if two are im
perfectly imbedded in the cell. The light spring prevents cracking the
corn and allows an otFsize kernel to pass through to the dropping
point. The cut-off is supplemented by an auxiliary guide finger,
which lies fat on the plates and cp.tches the kernels that have passed
the cut-off ar.d are not imbedded in the cell, and guides them back to
the hopper.
The J. I. Dass, Jr., Vakils Drop Lister!
THE J. I. CASE, JR., VARIABLE DROP LISTER, with var
iable drop from 10 to 21 inches: same drill and drop as the J. I. Case
Planter above described. One of the very best on the market.
The spring rains and the warming
1 weather conditions which have wooed
back the green of the grass and the
leafing trees, has also brought forth
the old time dandelion which has been
the pest and curse of the owner of
many a well kept lawn. There are a
number of spots in this city where the
dandelions have practically taken over
the entire lawns and only a small
amount of the original grass has sur
vived the invasion of the yellow blos
soms which certainly have made the
glass look sick. The best time to try
and check the pest is at the com
mencement of the season when they
first appear as if one of them goes to
seed it means thousands of others will
spring up to make life a burden for
the householder who has been labor
ing to make his lawn an object of
beauty and a joy to himself and his
neighbors. War should be declared on
the dandelion at once before this pest
spreads to any greater extent that it
has.
The Dodge Brothers 8u?G2fio&i!es!
$785.00 f. o. b. Detroit
The DODGE BROTHERS AUTOMOBILE is fully equipped,
equal to the highest price car in the reassonable priced class. Full
grain Leather upholstering, and we believe it to be the most car for
the moev on the market. In order to appreciate the value of the
DODGE BROTHERS CAR it must be ?vqt. See one at oar sales
rooms or call us for a demonstration. We will be pleased to show
you this wonderful car.
KNOCKED DOWN BY BOLL,
BREAKS ARM AGAINST POST
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Saturday afternoon Fred Koranda,
who is employed by Edward Donat as
a driver, met with a rather painful ac
cident as the result of an infuriated
gentleman cow knocking him down
and against a feed trough and break
ing his left forearm just above the
wrist. Mr. Koranda was trying to
drive out some of the cattle in the feed
lot at the Belehovy farm at the time
and as the angry bull swept toward
him he was throw-n to one side and
into the feed trough with the result
that in an instant the arm was frac
tured. It was really fortunate that
Mr. Koranda was not more severely
injured by the cattle in the melee as
'he was in a very close quarters for a
few minutes. After being able to get
out of the feed lot safely Mr. Koran
da hastened back to the city and had
the injured member dressed and while
it is healing will enjoy a rest from his
duties at the Peerless.
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VILLH 0 UCHU
BODY REPORTED
TO BE FOUND
To the Voters of Cass county, I wish
to say that in the primary election to
morrow I am a candidate for the office
of Clerk of the District Court. I am
asking for the suffrage of the people,
fully believing that I am qualified for
the position for which I am asking.
Should I be nominated and elected, I
shall endeavor to render the best serv
ice to the public possible. To those
who may support me, I am thanking
for the same. I am very truly,
M. S. Briggs.
FINE MILLINERY OFFERING
FOR THE LADIES
This afternoon Mrs. Emma. Pease
and Miss Murphy, the trimmer at the
Pease millinery store, returned from
Omaha where they have been for the
past few days engaged in looking af
ter the purchase of additional lines for
the big Easter millinery offering that
is to be afforded the ladies of Tlatts
mouth. The line secured by these la
dies embraces some of the latest mod
els of the celebrated Gage Brothers
hats trimmed with all the beautiful
and attractive styles of the spring sea
son and which will be an opportunity
seldom offered to the ladies of this
city. All the latest designs in hats as
well as trimmings have been secured
for the trade here by Mrs. Pease and
a trip to the store between now and
Sunday will reveal the beautiful de
signs an dmodels in the hat line.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE.
In the Matter of the Application ol
Henry II. Weideman for Liquor Li
cense: This is to certify that Henry II.
Weideman, of the Village of Green
wood, Cass county, Nebraska, filed a
petition in the office of the village
clerk on April 8, 191G, as required
by the statutes of the State of Nebras
ka and the ordinances of the Villas'!
of Greenwood, to sell malt, spirituous
and vinous liquors for the coming .'Mu
nicipal year, in the building sicuated
on lot No. 277, fronting on Second
street, in said village.
C. E. CALFEE,
Village C-evk.
April 8, 191G.
A Strong Candidate.
From Friday' Dallr.
The democrats have every reason to
feel proud of the fact that they have
a candidate for sheriff who is amply
able to fill the office and one upon
whom they can rely. This is none
other than J. G. Wunderlich. Mr.
Wunderlich has lived in the county a
good many years, made the campaign
at the last election and is well known
to all. You know that he will make
good, that he is the man for the office
of sheriff, and the democrats owe it to
themselves to make him their choice
of candidates before the fall election.
Support Wunderlich for sheriff. Elm
wood Leader-Echo.
RESIDENCE FOR SALE
My residence and three lpts on
North Fifth street for sale at a bar
gain, if taken at once. Eight rooms
and bath room. Hot water furnace,
gas and electric light, hot and cold
water and two large rooms in cellar
with cement floors. A modern house
in every respect.
Frame shingle roof garage or laun
dry house on premises.
This house has been recently remod
eled and painted and is in good condi
tion. This is a comfortable home for
some one and only two blocks from
the post office.
Inquire of Allen J; Beeson at court
house or at residence.
ALLEN J. BEESON.
3-21-2wksd&w
VOTE FOR
2- JULIUS PITZ
F O R
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
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Spring.
Spring is looked upon by many as
the most delightful season of the year
but this cannot be said of the rheu
matic. The cold and damp weather
brings on rheumatic pains which are
anything but pleasant. They can be
relieved, however, by applying Cham
berlain's Liniment. Obtainable every-
Madera and Cusihuiriarhic Wire News
That the Life of the Notorious .
Outlaw Is Ended.
HEWS VERIFIED BY OPERATORS
El Paso, Tex., April 17. Mexican
Commander Garcia announced Sunday
that messages had been received from
military headquarters at Juarez from
telegraph operators at Madera and
Cusihuiriachic, stating that the body
of raneisco Villa was being brought
into Cusihuiriachic and that it will be
later taken to Chihuahua City.
Garcia said he had wired the mil
itary commander at Madera for con
firmation. Neither telegraph operator
stated in the messages where body of
Villa was found.
Garcia announced he had received
a message from San Antonio that a
special train was being made up at
that point to take the body of Villa to
Chihuahua City. Garcia says the body
is being brought to San Antonio by
Carlos Carranza, nephew of General
Carranza.
El Paso, Tex., April 17. Francisco
Villa is dead and his body, disinterred
some days after his burial, is in pos
session of the Carranza troops, ac
cording to a series of telegraphic mes
sages received in Juarez Sunday by
the Mexican officials.
For more than a week reports that
Villa had died from wounds have been
current both here and in Juarez. The
accounts of Sunday were the most cir
cumstantial and apparently reliable
yet received. They were accepted by
American officials, including General
Bell, with reserve, but the Mexican
officials expressed confidence in their
reliability. The messages, in the or
der in which they were received, were
as follows:
"The dispatcher of the Mexican
Northwestern railroad at Juarez re
ported to General Gabriel Gavira, the
Carranza commander at Juarez, that
he had heard a conversation over the
telegraph wires to the effect that Vil
la's body was in the hands of the Car
ranza trooDs.
"General Gavira notified Consul An
dres Garcia here, who rushed mes
sages to the telegraph operators at
Madera and Cusihuiriachic asking for
confirmation.
"The Madera and Cusihuiriachic op
erators answered, confirming the re
port and stating that the body was be
ing taken to Chihuahua City.
New Books For Circulation.
The Y. L. R. R. A. has just received
their shipment of new books for the
ensuing year, which are now ready for
circulation. They have donated the
following list of books to the library
and these books are now on the
shelves for general circulatio'n: One
Clear Call, Martha By the Day, The
Raft, Making Over Martha, Loneli
ness, Westways, The Laughing Cav-
lier, Kent Knowies' Quahaug, Jof-
fery, Lovable Meddler, The Turmoil,
Hepsey Burke, Strange Woman, The
House of Dawn, Valley of Fear, Stir
rup Latch, Far Country, The House
of Toys, The Voice in the Fog, The
Duke of Oblivion, The Lone Wolf, The
Lone Star Ranger, The Seven Dar
lings, The Sword of Youth, The Lights
Are Bright, Ranch At the Wolverine,
Man of Iron, L'Aiglon, Under Cover,
The Story of Chanticler, How It Hap
pened, The Honorable Percival, Satur
day's Child, A Changed Man and
Other Stories, Partners, Within the
Law, Tante, The Letter of the Con
tract, Arrows of the Almighty, The
T. El. POLLOCK
Real Estate
Insurance
Farm Loans
Buick-Dealer
v Office and Salesroom
RILEY BLOC EC
Tel. No. 1. PlatUmouth
Garden Hose
and Lawn Mowers
displayed at our store will
please you.
Before you buy anything in this line come in and
look our stock over.
Main Street, Plattsmouth, Neb.
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Vegetables
and Fruits
of all kinds
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111 1 il 1! 1 iud 1 Ei
Rise of Jennie Cushing, Brunei's Tow
er, Amarilly of Clothes-Line Alley,
The Place Beyond the Winds, The
Auction Block, Perch Of the Devil, Big
Tremaine, Inside the Cup, Patrol of
the Sundance Trail.
Pratt's Baby Chick Food is fine for
the new chicks. Place your order with
C. E. Hartford.
Moore's Non-Leakable Fountain
Pens for sale at the Journal office.
SPECIAL LOT OF
Seamless Ardsley Ax
minster Rugs!
9x12 Size
$21.95
We just received these rugs from one of America's larg
est distributors. A few weeks ago we heard about them
and lost no time in making a purchase at remarkable sav
ing in price. Oriental Allover and new Medallion pat
terns most of them in the popular tan grounds with at
tractive blue, rose and green figure colorings.
Small Rugs 27x52, to match, $1.95 each
The present increased prices of rugs make this offer
doubly attractive.
Linoleum
Large assortment of good light patterns in 1 2 foot heavy
quality printed linoleum. Suare yard 75c
Other Qualities 50c and 65c.
Wyandotte and Comanche
Window Shades!
To most people a window shade is a window shade. Few
stop to consider the vast superiority of a good shade over
the ordinary kind. It is worth considering. We appre
ciate the opportunity of showing the different grades. '
Value!
DOV EY. &
Quality!
Service!
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