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plattsmouth semmyeekly journae.
THURSDAY, MAY SO, 1918.
MS
TZbz plattsmoutb journal
PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY AT PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
Knterctl at Pobtofficc, Plattsmouth, Neb., us second-class mall matter
R. A. BATES, Publisher
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You've got to subscribe for the Lib
erty ioan.
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3Iore raiu.
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Fly time is here.
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The gardens are booming:.
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Get out your lawn mower.
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And no one has suggested Hoover
ii'ms on spring poetry.
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You may be in no position to whip
the Kaiser, but you can lick a Thrift
Stamp. '
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A retired banker at Baltimore has
leeu arrested for loafing. Evidently
his resources were not considered
equal to his liability.
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A Wisconsin girl yesterday threw
a baseball 213 feet and 11 Inches.
The dispatch docs not say in what
direction she meant to throw it, and
we guess the reporter was too polite
to ask.
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iA Kansas City man has brought
liorce proceedings because he al
leges Jiis wile said: "I hope my hus
band will go to war, and then I will
get a pcusion." .More war profiteer
ing, eh?
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Col. IJaer has been discharged
from the army. Why, the dispatches
tioes not tell. Col. Baer was born in
Cass county arid lived a number of
years near this city, where he has
numerous relatives.
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Another Nebraska newspaper says
that Xorris for I'nited States senator
is an impossible proposition and
that Sloan gut in so bad early in the
war that he is almost out of the
question. The people are thinking.
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While it is admitted that charges
of airplane failures in America
haven't proed much of anything, the
llun raid on the hospitals Sunday
night did. It proved that there are
Mill holes ;n the Allied air line which
must be plugged up
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Why so many weeps from the base
ball magnates over General Crowd
it's latest order to work or fight?
Why would not a big league of 1S-vear-old
players be interesting? With
Ty Cobb, who is over draft age, to
traw the crowds, and a team of 1S-
ear-olds to do the playing, the death
ol baseball is yet afar off.
Decoration Day next Thursday.
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First find out you are right then
go ahead.
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There are no empty houses in
Plattsmouth.
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Everybody shtmld take part in the
decoration exercises.
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The man who would like to but
hasn't the nerve, doesn't want to
see anybody else have a good time.
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American gunners on the western
front are the admiration if not the
wonder of their comrades in arms.
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Qucen Elizabeth is credited with
having worn the first pair of stock
ings ever knitted. Hut this same
queen in all her siatelinoss did not
&o much as dream of the stocking
glories in which even the dining
room girls reel toda. You couldn't
induce a school girl today to wear
the best pair of toeks the queen ever
owned.
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The seventeen million people who
bought bonds of the Third Lihcrty
Loan constitute a most formidable
army at home and this knowledge
cannot fail to encourage t lie boys
who arc at the front in France. This
means seventeen home people behind
each soldier now oversoass, which is
a pretty formidable display cf backing.
Catarrhs! Deafness Cannot Be Cured
br local appiicationa. aa they cannot reach
th d.eaed portion of the ear. There la
nly or.c way tj cure catarrhal deafness,
t.d that ia by a cnitl tutlonai remedy.
tarrha: I)ra(nef Is cauard by an ln
rm1 condition of. the mucous lining of
.?b Kuatachlan Tube. When this tube la
' I. nil in vd you have a rumbling sound or lm-
rrtct f.Tins. and ben it' In 'entirely
t (ontr-l. Xeafners la the result- Unless the
i Infiamrnation can be reduced anil th.i tube
.restored to Its normal condition, hearing
'wii! l destroyed forever. Many cases of
(! a'(i''.i are ci us'd by catarrh, which Is
n inr.arr.rd ccndition of the mucous sur
faces 11a. 1 Catarrh Medicine acts thru
tl.e blcod or the mucous surfaces of tha
ystriTi.
Ve vi:i p!v? One Hundred Dollars for
any cjs of Cnnrrha! lMtnee that cannot
b cured bv HalVs Catarrh Medicine. Cir
culars free.. All Prurslts. 75c.
T. J. CIIENEV & CO.. Toledo. O.
The British will soon fix it that a
man can go from Jerusalem to Jer
icho without falling among thieves.
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Junkerism lias been en trial. The
world does not want it. It can
pack its grip and flee into the outer
darkness.
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Have you helped the lied Cross
save the soldier boy who is carrying
your gun and. fighting your battles?
It's never too late to do good.
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In this war of science and inven
tions are the greatest generals. That
is where the United States counts far
more than the number of its men in
the trenches.
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One of our friends who is a bit
old-fashioned, says since they turned
the clocks dp an hour he never knows
where to look for the sun when he
wants to sneeze.
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Still, if George Creel were to run
for his office by popular election, we
know of one vote ho very likely
would get. Unless, of course, lie
was sick in bed on election day.
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A new vacuum cleaner for the
teeth has been patented and will soon
be on the market. Why not a vacu
um safety razor? It wouldn't pull
much wose than some of the ordinary
kinds.
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When a loud-mouthed radical has
for years expressed a desire to "blow
the United States constitution to
hell." they frequently turn up later
at the bar of justice, thanking their
stars that they didn't succeed.
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The young lady who is suing the
Hotel Baltimore for $10,000 because
she was kissed in an elevator by an
intoxicated man is strangely modest.
Most girls would have denied for
ever and ever that he was intoxicat
ed.
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The United States produces more
than one-diird of all the meat con
sumed by the civilized world outside
of China another of the one hund
red reasons why other countries can
light us but cannot whip us. What
would the rest of them do without
American meat and American Hour?
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"Yellow Dog" friends of Kaiser
Bill are circulating rumors in this
country to the effect that American
soldiers in Europe are losing their
morals, sull'ering irom venereal dis
eases, etc. Dan Poling, associated
president of the United Society of
Christian Endeavor, recently return
ed from the front, bays the American
soldiers at the front have no rum
ration, as is the cse with the Brit
ish and French soldiers and they are
more tree from venereal diseases than
the satuo number of civilians in
America. General Pershing makes it
his personal business, Mr. Poling
says, to safeguard the moraU of the
soldiers so'they can comeback home
as clean as they wnet'away. When
you hear a man say' the American
soldiers are low in morality, just ask
him Jiow he knows and insist on an
answer. Smoke out the Hun propagandists.
THE AMERICANS IN LONDON.
"Very workmanlike looked these
sons of the New World," says the
London Times of the regiment of our
national army that marched through
the British capital.
Its verdict was general. The Ob
server saw the boys "in the pink of
condition." King George remarked
their "grit and determination." The
Telegraph says that "in physique
and morale they are equal to the fin
est troops raised by any country at
the time when the standard of the
European manpower stood at its
highest point." The crowd called
them "tall cousins" and "huskies."
Eight months ago these men were
civilians. They were registered June
Many of them marched down
Fifth avenue September 4, in civilian
garb, before going to camp tor the
real final battle for the independ
ence of the United States." Only in
their spirit would they that day have
merited their present encominums.
What has happened is no miracle.
With abundant food, open air and
hard work they gained in eight
months some of them in shorter
time several pounds in average
weight, and in height half an inch.
which their soldierly erect ncss makes
seem much more.
They would have created a favor
able impression in any capital on
arth. They are the American army
in sample. The London Post well
says they mean the turning of the
scale against Germany. New York
World.
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' : DOING THEIli PART.
It is possible that not enough is
said about the patriotic workers in
the home army. For example, there
have been few songs of praise sung
in honor of the commercial travelers
of Nebraska, and yet, these "knights
Oi the grni are constantly waging a
determined war on the kaiser.
They have enlisted for the period
of the war for the patriotic service of
defeating German propaganda and
teaching Americanism. But their
work does not stop at hunting; down
the enemy or advancing American
ization. They talk investment in
government bonds and thrift stamp.;.
they explain to the people they meet
lat every penny loaned or giv-n to
the government for the prosecution
of the Avar is making the world bit
ter. Also, the commercial travelers
are right hand men to Mr. Hoover.
e Nebraska "drumni"rs" refuse to
patronize a hotel that does not prac
tice food saving and they make it a
usiness to report all violation to the
food administration. Many offend
ers have been brought to account by
the traveling men.
And so it is that the Nebraska
commercial travelers are sharing
their burden and performing their
duty in this war. And it should be
remembered that every man and
woman can do in a way these things
which the traveling men are doing.
very person should consider it his
duty to preach the principles of
Americanism and battle the propa
ganda of the kaiser-agent. Lincoln
Star.
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THE OTHER SIDE.
Due no doubt, to the unusual prob
lems that have confronted President
Wilson since his residence in the
White House, the average persons
usually thinks of him as a most ser
ious and thoughtful man who works
long and late at his ollicial desk
K3k h' m
You'll Be Sorry
There is no worse folly nor one more
certain of disires&ing consequence than
to neglect a cold. If it leaves "a cough
that bangs on," it threatens you wiih a
most serious condition.
Foley s Honey and Tar
gives the curative influence of the vpinc
Daisarn, logcincr wu liiu luuiiumg
effect of the honey and ether healing
ingredients. It btops the couh, eases
the core feeling in the chest, end rases
phlegm easily. It imparts a pleasant
feeling of warmth and coir.fort. , ,t
J. D. Enterkini Winitoq,' Gi.t nrrif?-
"Foley's tyoney and Tir lock 'all th? srrrh:Ml
away and cleared cy lunc of all cjnjsitioa.''
FOIl SALE BY ALL DEALLHS. .
and always wrestling with some
great problem of the day. It is true
that . Air. llson has spent many
sleepless nights since the beginning
of the world war and it is true that
ho is bearing one of the greatest
burdens ever placed upon a public
servant. However, it is a pleasure
to know that he occasionally think
in a lighter vein as others arc wont
to do.
The recorded savings of Mr. Wil
son show him to be a man of humor
as well as a man of serious occupa
tion. It is said that he has even
written limericks in days gone by,
and he has not denied it. Here is
t;no that is being cjuoted frequently
nowadays and which is attributed to
t ho president:
"As a beauty I'm no star,
There are others more handsome b
far;
Hut my face I don't mind it,
Uecau.se I'm behind it!
It's the people in lront get the jar."
The president today has no time
for such frivoltie, but never-the-
1. ss, the ramc strain of Scotch hu
mor which produced that limerick is
still within him, and ii is a good
thing for all of us to know that men
great in ability are not loo great to
have a sense human appreciation and
a taste for homely thoughts. Lin
coln Star.
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In tin- County Court of Cass coun-
.. .Nebraska.
State of Nebraska, C. unity of Cass.
T all lu-r-sons ia ( rest d in Hie- i s-
tali- of William . Crow n. !. -. -asi.il :
t) rt'alin.r the petition if .Linus Jl.
r.i-on-ii praylnir tliiiL tl:o i t rn m.-ii I
fi!"'l in this eoiiit on th. lsih .hiv ol"
Aiav, I'Ms, ami pti rport lair to P.-' ip.-
last wiil at: 1 testa, men t of tin- s;ihl
.c-aseil, may he proved ami allowed.
Old leeoided :s t!ie last will a nd t"S-
i.aient ot" William .. Iliowti. d.eeas-
I; that said i ti.-I re n: ti r Pe admitted
o proPate. and the administration of
aid estate i.e granted to J.'iiialiae
lown, as KNoiutriM:
it is Pr.-Pv ordered that you. and
i! p. rs.'r- iatete.-ted in said' Platter,
I'.tv, ainl !o. appear at the- Cni"t
'oil to I.e !,!.! in and lor t;,i,i
e'luty. on tim i:Ci da v of .lino- ..
'. t:ls, at a oY!. k a. iii.. to s;v.-:ms.-,
if anv thie I e. why the p ray or
.'" th.- petitioner should not p.- ;;raot
'. and that ni.il.c of the pendenev .if
said petition ;.nd that the heai'n
' ereof he yivea to a'l persons inier-l.-d
in said matter Py pu Pi is hi m.? a
my of this r.P-r in ilie rialtsmoutii
Ponnal. a -em i - week I y iiewi.a per
rimed in said enmity, for three siu
: i . e w eeks prior to said lay of
i an a.;'.
Witness my hand and seal of said
Hill, this l.M!l day ot" Ma v. A. I .
.'iiD-miu-Jtw. County Judge.
I.l-H J I. MITK'K
as A dm i n i-1 ra i -
' f'-te .1 . d it ha in,
on wa y l! ha m,
Connally. l'aol-
T.i I'aiiline i;.!hani.
i of the j-;.-t , i , ( ;
'. eea --ill: I ; ill. a i d
' .; ;) .1 . I k'-i . I .a i a n
o It!. II. am, l ay illdieim. John J. (h I
am. .Ie- -ie I . Snyder, hhisun I,. hl-
i - - til. .Iame: w . (:.!, :a'ii. Vera II. Mld-
ain. roily Oldham, .Mary I.. Crai:;. and
II persons i ii I e i .s ti-d in the estate of
aekson ( ;. (ddham. I 'ee-as-J, ineltid-
nvr i lelitors and i laimants:
Von are lulehv noliiied that 0:1 the
Iii day of May. 1 a 1 . plaintiff tiled a
" Mtioti in Hie I'istri. t Court of Cass
oatity, "ePraska, praying anions oih
r things for an order to Pe e-n t i-re.l
.;." the I'ourt I i 1 J 11 ii,,. admini-.--atti-
of the estate of C.e.o'o .1. (M.I
ii in, d.-eeased, to eonvey to plainti;'!'
I." Xorlhw.-st i.'u.irlrr of the Nml h
. 1 .-t ' jn.irt er of S.'et ion t hi rt -one :! 1 1
J"owiishi eleven (111. Kanvre fourteen
1 ! ), Cass eounty, NePr.isk :, iioii the
avillent of tile halaiue of the joileiiase
riee 111 ai.iudauee v.itli tin- eonlra'-i
liteled into Pet w tell the plaint ill' and
1 said Ceore,,- J. 1 ddham, duriusV Pis
i " time on the loth day of January,
1 s.
Vou are further potilien there will
10 a liearhp; I'pon said petition, and
ill the allegations thereof. In fine the
ta.lue of tin- I'istriet Court of Ca -s
ount-. XePia-ha, in the luslri.-t Court
00m at I'la I I s 111011 1 h, KeluasRa. oa the
': ml day of June, J : 1 . all of wliieh
nid the al lei." a t ions of the petition you
u ill take due tiotiee.
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Chandler owners and Chandler dealers say that the service
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Plattsmouth, Nebraska
PTIAMniFP MOTOR C.Tt nOTTAMV flPVFI AWn nilin
"ill. at I ' I a 1 1 s 1 1 . e . 1 1 ! . , V.-Pra -k.i. on
liiih la ot' July. . l-. all of
I ' h am! the allegations of the pi
llion 011 v. : ! I take .me note,-.
JOHN" 11. II.l.l.sTi:i .M.
IMa iat ill".
C. -. K.WVI.S.
lliT-litw.) A t l"l liev.
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Coil I t of C;i
(oil Ii -
CIII'V (if M'Tlli: TO 'ICI-:i)ITtlts
The Slate- of Nebraska, Cass eo'.ia
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Iii the County Court.
In' the matter of the (.-state of John
.'a a I fa lit. 1 ei eased :
To tl:e ereditors of said Kstate:
You are Inn Py noliiied that 1 will
mt at tl.e County 1 onrt loom in
the Ks.iser.
Ma 1 1 siiiou !i in said euuntv. on the
."til day of June, 1 ! 1 S . and the Ill
ihiv of Sept ill oer. I ! 1 S . at 1') o'eloek
1. 111., 011 eaeli day, to receive and e
iiniue all claims against said Instate
with a view to their adjustment and
illowatiee. The tioie limited for pre
sentation of claims against said es
tate is three months, from the "'..th oay
!' June, A. I . lMls, and the time uni
ted for payment of dePts is one year
10m said ".lli d:;v of June, ) s.
Witness my hand and the seal of
aid County Court this L'lst day of
aiay, 131 S.
ALLI-JX J. liKKSUV.
(Scal)-niJ"-I Uv. County JuUoC
M:u.ii MiTiii:
In the County
v. N. i.raska.
Slate ..f Ne'-raska, Cass u:itv. ss:
To ail persoii-s inP rested in the o -
lie of t'laieiiee UllLjiiie lhil.hill, de-
- ise-l :
m i.-adiie-r t!;e 1'etiti.m of Maud II.
a'ol.itl pravin:;- li liar'.l s t I 1 e n . e ii t and
!! inee of I er aeeonnt tiled ia the.
1,111 en 'lie list day of May, l'.'lN,
ad for final si 1 1 l.-nient ;
It i.; Iierchy oit'ei'.d that you ard
II persons in tel'es 1 ed in said I. ailtor
aia, aad do, appear at the County
t'oiirl to he la id in and for sai'l eoiin
iy, 011 ti:.- :;rd day uf June. A. I . IV 1 s.
at la o'clock a. m.. to show came, if
any there Pe, w iy the player of the
petitioner should pot Pe granted, and
that notice of tne pendency of said pe
tition and the Hearing thereof -riven
to all J. el sons i 11 1 -rested in said In. li
ter hy pu PI i-h 1 ri:;" a copy of this or
der in the 1 'hi 1 1 siiion t ii Journal a s lui
v. cekly newspaper pi ':. I' d in said
count", for one week pi ior to said day
of Ie- t ri ne,-.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto
set mv hand and Ike Seal of said
CoiM'i tliis :Mst day of .May, A. O.
litis.
-lu:x .1. - !n:i:s( x.
(Seal) County Judge.
MHK K OK D1IIM- ! H VTSIIl'S
la the Idstrii-t Court of Cuss coiip
(y. Xehr-.iska..
In the matter of the Application of
John r. SattPr. us Ad m i 11 ist ra I or of
tl.e estate of Kva K. I'l' ttiK, de eas
ed, for a license to sell real estate to
pay deht.s.
To all persons interi-sted :
Notice is herei.y ;i-n that in pur
suance of an .Mill r of the Honor. tide
J. 1 lacs T. :e.e,lev, jud";e of lh. dis
trict court of 'ass county, Nchraska,
made on the Kith day of .May, A. J .
I!ip, for. the sale of the real estate
hereinafter described, tin-re will he
sold at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, at the South front
door of the court house in the City
of I 'la 1 1 saiout h. in said county, on the
1 ot li dav of June. A. 1 . 2 ! I S. com -luencin
at the hour of two :.' o'clock
p. 1:1. (new timei said sale to Pe upon
for oiiti i.our, the following described
rial estate:
The north half fn'i) of lads live
and six ."-i; in I'.lock one hundred,
sily-oi.r;"vit (K-vi of the original id it
of the City of rtatbnuouth, ia Cas
couritv, Ncluaska.
Dated this ls:b dav of May, IMS.
JOilX 1 SATI 1.1. Ik
1 111' 0 - Z t w . - tl m '; a i s t r i 1 1 o r .
Helps To Keep Fit.
"When tlio (ligrstioti Is out of ord
er, it throws the. whole physical being
out of gear. U. IJ. Hay ward, Unaiiil
la, t!a., writes: "Foley Catliartic Tab
lets ,;ive me iuicker relief than any
thing I have ever tried." Tln-y re
lieve biliousness, bad breath, bloat
ing, gas. indigestion and constipa
tion. No griping or nausea. Soid
everywhere.
Julius Jfilfliclver was a business
visitor in IM.it tsntouth this afternoon,
driving in from his home near Cedar
Creek.
She Got Good Results.
This honest testimony front a
woman who has suffered should be
heeded by all afflicted with ba It
ache, rheumatic pains, or any symp
tom of kidney and bladder trouble:
"I have got such good results frtm
Foley Kidney Fills that I sleep much
better. Mrs. I'has. (!ray 270 Sixth
St., Detroit, Mich." Sold cverywhcie.
Hyspepsia is America's curse To
restore digestion, normal weight,
good health and purify the blood.
ue Burdock Dlood Bitters. Sold at
all drug stons. Price. $1.25.
n n
raw ?
Hold on to
&ur Dollar
when you det them
knd Keep mem aafe
in Our Bank,
To Pauline Oblhani, us Administrat
or of the Kstate of Ce-ori;".- J. Oldham,
liee.-ased: l:je;aid Conway Oldham,
Cuz'a .1. linker: Lacuna Con na 1 1 y,
I'anline olilhiin, Fay Oldham, .lohu .1.
Oldham, Jcf-sie I . Snyder, Fllison I,,
o-diiiiti". Jii!ii-- V. Ol-iham, ". ra 1 1. Old -ham.
Polly Oldh.am iind Mary I-. Craipr:
Vou are he;-, by lioiihcd that on tho
..... i ... . e "VI.,,. 1i.lv el.ii,liiY Cie.i
1IU O.I Ol 4U.I" , . l""o..., ..re, T TIT f. ...... .y,
h petition ill the District Court ol. writes: lO 11 lumi ii nj
Cass'couiuy. Nebraska praying amoiiir j j rt.toumit.n(i Foley Kidney l'illa, the
Oilier l 1 1 I II
Wants To Kelp Other Tien.
II. XV. Taylor, Calvert, Aia.,
for an rod-'-r to be et,t
e l ,v the court ilirei tins' tbc- a'iniin
jstrnlrix of the estate of Gcoi'Kc J.
Oldlium, dtcoascd, to conc-y to pp.in
li'.l l.ots"one (1) i, nd tv.o (1) and-all
i,,- : boi-i . th;-ef i::i and ton!- i Ii not
ta'lct-p.bv Chicas-i'i u c-nue, in Ulock one
1 -ipdri ii si. '-!oiir '( 1 I 1 'ityof l'jatts-
N".,l ... ... ....
ti,.'. i piynieVii' ..of tin ; balance ' of the i stiff joiiito, sore muscles. Sold every-
Tinrehase nvp-c in aceorua nci- lUi la
best I ever used. I tried diii'crcnt
remedies, but none gave rue rein f
like Foley's." They restore reguvir
action', of kidncyti and bladder and
relieve'-' backache, rheumatic paii s,
ee.t.l r:le ClltCl lll lUlo betWeCH: I il'-'
jdatntiff find I he., said tjcyiw .1. Oi-1-Palii.
duritii-'-his ';lil'e time, tm "the lOtli
ilii v ot' Sept em Per, ll'li.
where.
Found Iiim and glass for front
Vo.ii arc tuithT notinc-d that there jjnt Qf an automobile. Owner nuy
calling p.f t Is if oll'ice
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9i,(l on M he- n lit Colons ! hereof, before haVO Same b
the J ud pro of tho District Court of r,o,-!n!r fnr this advertisement, tf
Cass county, .Nebraska, in the District
HOLD ON TO YOUR DOLLARS. WHILE YOU'VE GOT THEM
-THEY AKE YOURS. WHILETHEY ARE YOURS. THEY ARE YOUR
BFST FRIEND. WHEN ALL OTHERS FAIL YOU YOUR MONEY
WILL ALWAYS HELP YOU OUT.
IF YOU FUT IT IN OUR BANK IT WILL BE SAFE AND WILL
GROW TO A FORTUNE.
WHO GETS THE MONEY YOU EARN, YOUR FAMILY OR
OTHERS?
WE PAY 31-2 PER CENT ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS. ,
COME TO OUR BANK.
Ii a r oners cstaie oanK
THE NEW BANK..
THE NEW BANK OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS FROM 7:00 TO 9;00