PAGE SIX
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
For Sale 180 acre Farm, 3 miles west of Plattsmouth
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The Frank Steppat farm has been sold and the new
owner, Tom Cromwell, has authorized me to sell it
for him. Now Tom is a quick dealer and if anyone is
thinking: of buying this farm, better see me at once.
FOR TOM WON'T OWN IT VERY LONG
Same Price as advertised before $280.00 per acre
T. H.
Phene'No. 1
Plattsmouth, Neb.
rirKTa..MF.iiiM j:
COAL STRIKE
TO EFFECT OUR
LIGHT SERVICE
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS HERE IS
NOT SERIOUS MAY BECOME
SO IN FEW WEEKS.
OMAHA PLANT IS PREPARING
Nebraska Power Company Issues a
Warning: to Consumers to Aid
in Saving of Power.
NEGRO GOES THRU !
QUEER TACTICS.
Seems to Have Had Too Much Cloth
ing on for Comfcrt Peculiar
Case at FJriwocd.
: RETURNS FROM A
TRIP TO ENGLAND
to!
from the naturalization department
;t Philadelphia to secure deposi
tions in the ease of David Linder
who has applied in that city for his
final citizenship papers and to se
cure which it will be necessary to
have affidavits from residents of this
city. Mr. Linder was a resident
here for a short time and left here
for the east where he has been en-
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According to n-ports ..f schorl i P-t tw -'" Mr. Robertson will
children in the di.-trict two nn:;,;lI;e the s?tT's necessary to assisting
ctt, i ,...h,'f ..,.t nf tnv. ;, ;i securing the desired citizenship
on Monday evening thry .,,v a n-! f(;r tho ycung-man.
trro s;e? cut of a car close to the cr.i-j
v-rt there. The car drove 0:1
the iitvro remained and took mV v."
Hi Lis clothing, stacking tlina in
pile and crawled into t lie uh
Of course the children who had
ii-iss that w.:v were somewhat friirht-
c ned. but it was not thought much Krs. 3- E. PHllins. Formerly Miss
of until the children saw the negro
there again on Tuesday evening.
A report wis sent to town an !
four or five auto loads with .rustic-X.-ihart
went to th place to ma'.ie
Mi) investigation. Judd Suth-rlaiid.
however, was on his way with a s'.-.rr
gun to Mke an i!;ve.-tigcii,)::. an 1
arrived j t; -1 ahead if the cars.
A v. investigation- was made ai:l a
thorough search 1 :a le with an in
vest igatiou of nil the straw stac'.
:;!..! barns in the community, but 1.0
i.e:,ro was to be found, nothing bu;
a pair of overalls, a couple of slur's
r.nd other wearing apoarel beiii-i
found.
The whole thins; eror.is to be
Jessie Foxwell, Visits in This City
V7it!i Ilcr Aunt. Mrs. Ramrey.
! Mr-. I. K. Phillips formerly, of
j Chadron. nnd who has just returned
i frrm a viit of several months in
; J-'nglar.d. i in the city for a visit of
i some time r.t the home of her uncle
c.ivcr aTair. 1 he r.esrro evtdcn
had a s'ip"rabi::idance of Ict hisi
and uesired to pet r:;l oT some of it.
or had a number of change so that
h' miuht bo able to hide his iden
tity. The probable conclusion is that
he was ins;::." from his aeticn-.
!-r vert lit b-ss he disappeared : lid t
v.hoie afi'air remains a my.-tery.--U!
in wood Leader-KcI;o.
DOING VERY NICELY.
From Saturday's Pallv.
The latest reports from Omaha
ftate that Leonard Meisinger is con
tinuing to sliow improvements at
the Ford hospital and the blithest
of hopes are entertained fr his early
recovery. This will bo most pleas
ing news to the hos: of friends of
this estimable young man who have
1 sen finite worried over Lis case for
the past week. The members of the
immediate family are still at Omaha
assisting in the care of Leonard and
will remain there until lie is out or
all danger of a relapse.
and aunt. Judge nr.d Mrs. 1L S.
Ramsey. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips
wove in IMattsmouth last May ju-t
prior to sailing for England and
have rinre been enjoying a stay in
the island kingdom. The mother of
?.Ir. Phillips resides in the Cornwall
provinces of England and it was in
that portion of the kingdom that
th? greater portion of their visit wa
e-'jeyed. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips
found that the prices in England
were very hirrh and much greater
than in the United States at the
present time but greatly enjoyed the
tour through the- beautiful south
woftfr'i country. Mr. Phillips is at
present in th vf lokiT? over p
new locTtif n while the wife remains
for a viit h'-re with her relatives
and former friends.
From Saturday's Dally.
The continuation of the coal
strike over the country is beginning
to be felt in the large power plants
that supply electric power and
among these is the Nebraska Power
company. which furnishes part of
the electrical supply to the city of
Platt.-mouth. Vice-president David
son of that company has issued an
appeal to the patrons of the com
pany urging a saving of electric cur
rent in every possible way in order
to assist in the conservation of the
coal supply of the company.
In this city, the condition at the
local plant has not been affected by
the strike among the coal producers,
but as tha strike goes on the condi
tion will become more serious. At
present there is a coal supply suf;i-
cient at least for the next thirty
days and Superintendent Kuyken-
dall has been able to secure a small
amount of slack from local parties,
that will act as a reserve supply in
case the supply of coil is exhausted.
Should the strike continue over the
next two weeks the result with the
electrical power plants will be ser
ious however and make necessary
radical steps to conserve the power
of the company to within the supply
of coal. '
"he company, both in this city
and in Omaha will serve its patrons
with e'.rf-trk-itv as long as it is poss
ible to do so. but in the event that
the coal supplv is exhausted it will
be necessary to close the plants un
til relief can be had in the way of
a sufficient coal supply.
It is well at the present time to
inaugurate a conservation of the
light service and to burn only what
amount is absolutely necessary as
the less lights that are burned the
less will be the consumption of coal
it the power plant.
DR. T. P. LIVINGSTON
AELE TO EE OUT
Prnm Patiirrtav'i" lOailv.
This morning Dr. T. P. Livingston
was able to be at his office for the
first time in a week and while hi
'AiU feels somewhat the effects cf
his illness he is much improved and
expects in a few days to be back in
form and ready to resume his prac
tice. The many friends of the esti
mable doctor were delighted to see
him once more able to be up and
around and are hopeful that he may
crntinue to snow such niarkeu 1m
J provement.
DESIRES TO SECURE
CITIZENSHIP
From Saturrtar'c pnily
f'lerk cf the District Court James
Robertson has received a request
Mrs. William Krecklow was a pas
senger for Omaha this morning, at
which place she will visit for a few
hours looking after some matters of
business.
fss.
THE UNIVERSAL CAP
Ford cars have become such a world
utility that it would almost seem as if
every family ought to have its Ford car.
Runabout, Touring Car, Coupe, Sedan,
(the two latter have enclosed bodies,) and
the Truck Chassis, have really become a
part and parcel of human life. You
want one because its service will be pro
fitable for you. We solicit your order
at once because, while production is lim
ited, it will be first come, first supplied.
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T. H. Pollock Auto Co.,
Plattsmouth, Neb. Phone No. 1
2E
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llj,, nave will be V1
$f! day you start
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, ld!9.
KNOCKS OUT PAIN
THE FIRST ROUND
Comforting relief from pain
makes Sloan s the
World's Liniment
MEMBERSHIP
OF A, F. & A.
GFiOWif
i
This famous reliever of rheumatic
aches, soreness. stiffness, painful
sprains, neuralgic piiin, and mot
other external twinges that humanity
sutlers from, enjoys its great" s-ales be-cau-e
it practically never fails to brin?
speedy, comiorting relief.
Alwajs ready for use. it takes little
to Penetrate zrithoitt rubHmj and pro-
cfuce results, tlcan. refreshing. At
all drug stores. 35c. "0c. SI. 40.
SIX CANDIDATES GIVEN THE E.
A. DEGREE LAST NIGHT,
BEGINNING AT FIVE.
HAVE MUCH WORK AHEAD
Past Year Has Eeen One of Much
Activity Many Taking the
Higher Degrees.
RED GROSS DRIVE
IS PROGRESSING
Fnrn Saturday's Daify.
Activity in local Masonic circh:;
has made wonderful strides during
the past ytar. the climax heini;
readied last night when six candi
dates were fciven the Kntered Ap
prentice degree at the hand. of the
master workmen of I'lattsnfouth
Large Number of Memberships in lod.ne No. G.
the Greatest of Beneficial Org
anizations Secured in City.
EXCITEMENT ON PEARL STREET
From Saturday's ratly.
The residents along Pearl street
esterday afternoon were much ex
cited when a strange canine that
had been shot and mortally wound
ed made its appearance along that
treet and after wandering around
the neighborhood between Ninth
and Eleventh streets finally strayed
into the yard at the home of Mrs.
Peter Bates where the suffering ani
mal made his final exit from the
earthly activities. The ownership
of the dog or the identity of the
person shootMng it remains a mys
tery but its unfortunate condition
greatly excited the sympathetic feel
ings of the good people residing in
that locality. The city authorities
have been notified of the demise of
the animal and a hurry up call for
the official burial wagon of the city
has been made.
SECURES MARRIAGE LICENSE
From Saturday's Dally.
Yesterday afternoon a marriage
license was issued in the office of
County Judge Allen J. IJeeson to Mr.
Kenneth Easton Sedman, of Wahoo,
and Miss Grace Gustin, of Murdoclc.
Joth of the young people are well
known in the central portion of the
county and are very popular among
large circle of friends. Miss Gus
tin is the daughter of Hon. John J.
Gustin and a very charming younu
lady who has been reared to wom
anhood in this county. Mr. Sedman
a former service man, having
served in the army during the war
and prior to his entering the service
made his home at Murdock. The
young people will be married at the
home of the bride's parents next
Tuesday.
Constipation.
Most laxatives and cathartics af
ford only temporary relief and
should be used only for that purpose.
When you want permanent relief
take Chamberlain's Tablets and be
careful to observe the directions
with each package. These tablets
not only move the bowels, but im
prove the appetite and strengthen
the digestion.
Fr'irn Saturday's pall v.
The sale of memberships .n the
American Hod ('ro.s was epcp.ed in
the city yesterduv when the girls
of the Toka canipfire took up the
task of selling the memberships at
he postofHee and other places over
the citv and the response to their
nppeal from the generous people of
the city has b"en very pleasing.
There is nothing in the world morr
deserving than t lie work-Tf the Ked
Cross and the amount asked is fo
rtnall that tew cannot aflord to give
their aid to the movement. The
members of the Hoy Scouts are al.-o
assisting in the work of securing
members for the great charitable
organization and with the canipfire
girls are demonstrating their pat
riotism and love of their fellow
beings in aiding the roeiety that is
for the assistance of humanity. 1
von have not become a member of
the Ked Cross do not fail to enroll
this evening and help on the gr:od
cause.
The lodge met in special session
at o'clock and ere the coming of
the call from labor to refreshment.
three candidates had been introduc
ed to i lie iimuanieiuai leaciuns oi
Ancient Craft Masonry. Adjourn
ment was then taken to the dining
hall in the Masonic temple where a
tempting repast had been prepare, 1
by the stewards of the lodge, and to
which all did ainpie justice. While
the number in attendance exceeded
the expectations of the officers, by
juick work they were able to m f.ir
stretch their feeding
no one was permitted to go hungry
although it did require a "second'
table to accommodate them all.
THAT IS THE DAY YOU BEGIN TO MAKE YOUR OWN GOOD
LUCK-FOR LUCK IS SIMPLY DOING THE RIGHT THING.
WHY NOT MAKE IT TODAY? CUT THE CORDS OF EXTRA
VAGANCF THAT BIND YOU, AND WASTES YOUR MONEY AND
YOUR ENERGY.
COME IN AND START YOUR BANK ACCOUNT NOW AND
REGULARLY BANK YOUR MONEY. YOU WILL SOON REALIZE
THAT EVERY MAN MAKP.S HIS OWN LUCK.
YOU WILL RECEIVE H INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Farmers
tate
Pl.ATTRMOUTH. NFRRASKA
lank
MISS SPECK IMPROVING
facilities that i
Iteports received from the Iininun
uel hospital state that Miss Ilelle
Speck of this city, who is at that in-
t 7::;0 the session was conf inued ! st it ution recovering from the effects
PRESBYTERIAN LADIES
AUXILIARY MET
The Presbyterian ladies auxiliary
met in the church parlors Wednes
day afternoon with a goodly num
ber of the membership present. Dur
ing the business session plans were
completed and committees appointed
for the Rummasre sale to be hold in
the Kbersole implement building. No
vember 12. 13 and 14. After the
social hour the hostesses Mesdames
J. W. Holmes and Edna Shannon
served daintv refreshments. The
ladies departed at a late hour hav
ing enjoyed a pleasant and profit
able afternoon.
THOROUGH WORK!;
Hew a Plattsmouth Citizen Found
Freedom From Kidney Troubles.
kid-
If you suffer from backache
From urinary disorders
Any curable disease of the
neys.
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been
tested by thousands.
Platlsmouth people testify.
Ask your neighbor.
Can von ask more convincing
proof of merit?
Mrs. II. P.rinkman. 1223 Vine St.,
Plattsmouth. says: "We keep Doan's
Kidney Pills in the house all the
time and whenever we need a kid
ney medicine, they give satisfactory
results. I take Doan's Kidney Pills
now and then, when my back both
ers me. and thev soon remedy the
trouble:."
Price COc. at all dealers. Don't
simnlv ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mrs. Brinkman had. l oster-
Milburn Co., Mfgrs.. Buffalo. N. Y.
in
eainudate. were given tiie h. A. ue-
gree. after which tne lectures oi tne
degree were expounded in able man
ner bv fast Master U. C . novey.
When the work was concluded it
wr.s found that the hour nau grown
h;te. but a few moments were m-
iuiged in for brief talks, among
which was a most excellent one by
William Paird. superintendent of
t he Hurlington shops.
The work last night was only a
part of that liefore the local louge
for the next few weefcs. Numerous
other petitions have been received.
and a good number of candidates are
in line for the F. C. and M. M. de
grees.
The attendance last night was ex
ceptionally good, there being in the
neighborhood of seventy-five present
ihroughuut the long session, while
nearly half as many more came and
left as the time at their disposal
woul permit.
There is a tendency on the part
of manv Blue lodge Masons to take
the higher degree work this year al-
f A. - A.
so. and a numuer oi teams in me
Iloyal Arch chapter have recently
been advanced along the Yo'-k rite
bile the Commandery has numerous
petitions on file wnicn are toon to
be acted upon, and work in that
branch will be begun preently.
In addition, a proposition to se-
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cure a class to taKe tne worK irom
the third to the eighteenth degree,
inclusive, is meeting with much sue-
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cess. nausmom a uireauy nus a
goouiy numner oi bcouisu rue .Ma
sons and from present indications the
coming year win see many moie au
ded to the ranks.
The officers and members of Platts
mouth lodge No. (, A. F. & A. M. are
to be congratulated upon .the splen- j
did growth the past few months have
witnessed in lodge membership, and;
ail the more so because of the fact j
of an operation for appendicitis, is
now getting along in fine shape and
her family and friends are greatly
encourage"! over the fact and the
brightest of hopes are entertained
that she will soon be able to return
to her home in this city. The opera
tion has been very successful in ev
ery way and greatly pleasing to the
attending surgeons.
FUNERAL OF MRS. N. H. ISBELL
From Saturday's Daily.
The funeral services of Mrs. N. H.
Isbell was held yesterday afternoon
at 3 o'clock from the late home
west of the city and was quite
largely attended by old friends and
neighbors who gathered to pay their
last respects to the memory of the
well beloved friend who had been
taken from them. The services
were in charge of Rev. A. V. Hunt
er, pastor of the Methodist church.
The body was laid to rest in the fam
ily lot at Oak Hill. -
NEVV ARRIVAL IN PLATTSMOUTH
From Saturday's DalJv.
At an early hour this morning the
population of the city was increased
by the advent at t he home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. O. Moore of a very
charming little daughter, who has
been christened Joan Elizabeth
Moore. The occasion has been one
of t lie greatest joy to the parents
and t lie friends will rejoice with
them in the new happiness that has
visited their home. Both the little
daughter and the mother are doing
nicely and Andy is simply in the
heights of glory over the addition
to the family. The little one has
brought much pleasure also to the
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Lev-da and Mrs. Ada Moore, a1 well
as to the uncles and aunts of the
little lady.
A Good Cough Medicine for Children
Mrs. J. W. riiillips, Redon. Ga..
phoned to J. M. Floyd, the merchant
there, for a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and said she had
bought a bottle of it at his store
recently and that it was doing her
children so much good that she
wanted to keep up the treatment.
You will find nothing better for
coughs and colds in children or for
yourself. It keeps the cough loose,
expectoration easy and soon frees
the system from the cold.
CURB ANT GUTTER
SHOWS PROGRESS
The work of installing the curb
and gutter along South Fifth street
is getting along in Jine shape and
Bert Coleman, the contractor, in
charge of the work is expecting to
have it completed in a very few
days and in readiness to turn over
to the city for inspection and ac
ceptance. The hill leading from
Main street to Garfield park cer
tainly presents a vastly improved
appearance as the result of the in
stalling of the new curb and gutter
and the grading that has greatly re
duced the steep grade formerly ex
isting there. The rapid work on the
south Fifth street hill gives hopes
of having the north hill curbed and
guttered before the winter weather
et in and aid in the completion of
a very extensive street improvement
program for the year.
We do all kinds of job printing.
that ro man is ever solicited
identify himself with the order.
to
ATTEND OMAHA LODGE
This Means You.
When you get up with a bad taste
in your mouth, a dull tired feeling.
no relish for food and are consti
pated, you may know that you need
a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets.
They not only cause an agreeable
movement of the bowels, but cleanse
and invigorate the stomach and im
prove the digestion.
From Friday's Pally.
This afternoon a number of the
members of Home Chapter. Order ot
Kas-tcrn Star of this city, departed
for Omaha, where they are to auen.i
a meeting this evening oi i-ineny
Chapter of that city and take part
in the initiation ceremonies of the
Omaha lodge. Those in tne pariy
were Mesdames William Baird. W. C.
Tippens, Val Burkel, U imam ccn-
midtmann and Mr. and Mrs. Luke L
Wiles.
ANOTHER
Daoce
Only a Cold.
Are you ill? is often answered:
Oh! it's only a cold." as u a cum
was a matter or nine tuuwiiuci.,
but people are beginning to learn
that a common cold is a matter not
J. E. Wiles was among those going
to Omaha this morning to spend a
few hours looking after some matters to De trifled with, that some of the
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of business. most serious diseases start wim
cold. As soon as the first indica-
B. F. Goodman, accompanied byftion of a cold appears taKe tnam-
rou eh Remedy. Remem-
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departed this morning for Omaha, at
which place they will visit for the
ber that the sooner you get rid of
vour cold the less the danger, and
Fancy stationery at this office.
day and look after some matters of j this remedy will help you to Ihrow
business. it off.
COATES HALL,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska,
Wednesday, November 12th
MUSIC BY
Celebrated Bungalow Jazz
OF OMAHA
Say, Folks You Are Going to Miss Something If You
Don't Come Out and Support a Regular
Jazz Entertainment.
It starts at 8:30 and you can go home any time up to ONE
and after, but listen brothers, it can't be done with
this MUSIC! You just can't leave!
Dancers $1 and tax; Spectator 50c and tax; Ladies Free
-DANCE GIVEN BY K. K. CLUB
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