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The irrigated land in this valley is, without doubt, the very best purchase
on the market today. Conditions of climute, altitude, soil, geographical position
and WATER SUPPLY alll favor this locality. This land will be sold with
j-erpetual water rights from one of the earliest appropriations out of the North
Platte River, the largest and best river that flows east from the Rocky Moun
tains. This river may well be called the " River Nile of America." It carries
double the amount of water of the South Platte, the Arkahsas and the Cache
1-a Poudre rivers combined. The silt and mud carried in ihe water leaves a
coat of fertilizer each year equal in richness to that which for thousands of
years has been annually deposited by the River Nile upon that rainless and
otherwise sterile country of Egyjjt, making it one of the most fertile valleys on
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THE LAND OF SUNSHINE AND HEALTH
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The country where every crop grown in this latitude reachet perfection
where floods don't drown out your crops in spring, or drouth burn them up in
summer; where SUGAR BEETS, POTATOES, PEAS or ALFALFA will pay
25 PER CENT on f2U0 PER ACRE.
The North Platte Valley has demonstrated the adaptibility of its soil to
trt the beet, um! during the past three years the crop was shiPed first to
(.rand Island and then to Ames, Nebraska, and this year to Sterling, Colorado,
the factory paying the freight. This they will not have to do when there is in
cultivation the necessary acreage to insure a factory. (5,000 acres,)
BEST OF RAILROAD FACILITIES
The rielmont canal is in Cheyenne county. Its water supply comes from
the North Platte River, which is the finest stream flowing east from the Rocky
Mountains. The headgate is located about aight milesast of Bridg-Krt, Neb.,
and the canal follows along the foot of the hills, which rim the vaUey in the
south side of the river, for over forty miles.
Do you want land where there is no such thing as crop failure? Where
you control both seed time and harvest. Where you have no long cold wet
spells to interupt the cultivation of your crop? Where you npply the water
when the proper stuge of growth is reached and the sunshine does tho rest? Where
no ill-tiwed showers spoil your ungarnered grai n? And where you never fail to
get tho highest market price for your products that are grown to perfection?
If you do, now is your opportunity. For further information write
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GEORGE L. FARLEY,
OFFICE COATES BLOCK PLATTSMOUTH TELEPHONE 127
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For Hot Fires Get Egenber
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PURELY PERSONAL
Items ot Interest Concerning the Going and Coming; of
People You Know
Sure satisfaction every time you light a fire if on
top of the kindling is ebony fuel from our yards.
It's heat and light giving and slate-free when it
leaves the mines, screened and cleaned again here
and served to you full weight and with celerity of
delivery. Order any way that suits you. Both
telephones.
J. V. EGENBERGER
Business Men
Eat here to their own great sat
isfaction and profit. Our lunch
from 11:30 to 1:30 meets most
wants of the man who looks for
easily and quickly digested food
tastily prepared and at a price
not prohibitive to one of ordinary
means. Plenty of variety. Glad
io see you-any cay-. -
DR. A. P. BARNES
V. S.
P'ter Keil of Cedar Creek was a 1 of Mynard transacted business in Om
Plattsmouth visitor Friday. aha thin afternoon.
S. B. Iiams, the Lincoln lawyer was Frank Kulesek and wife are the proud
in the city on business today. parents of a baby daughter which arriv-
L. C. Sharp left for Kansas City ! e( Saturday morning.
Friday evening On business. j George Thomas and family arrived
G. R. Sales visited his father. Geo. j Friday from his ranch in South Dakota,
Sales at Cedar Creek Friday. ; and will winter here.
J. H. Inhelder of Stanton, was a j Mrs- 'F K. Whitaker and daughter,
Plattsmouth visitor Saturday. 1 Katherine departed for Lincoln Satur-
Mrs. Happeman of Minden was the ! day to visit relatives,
guest of Mrs. C. C. Parmele Friday. M H. Gartleman went to Omaha
Victor Sherwood and wife arrived ! turif,vi.8j,ted over Sunday with
Friday for a brief visit with friends. Mrs' Duv,d McAllister.
Mrs. J. E. Douglass and son, Dean, ! L M- 0rr of Gregory, S. D., reaj
returned from Maryville, Mo., Friday. ! estate dealer visited the metropolis on
... r., , . c , i business this afternoon.
Miss Clare Coleman Fpent Sunday in ! 1
Omaha the guest of Miss Hortense i Charles Peacock drove in from the
iurm otuuruay anti visueo me metro-
Eads.
port, Neb., Friday to visit relatives for
a time.
1 Ray Hammers of Glenwood came to !
Plattsmouth Friday and may start a ,
l laundry.
i Mrs. William Otterstant and children
weVe" Lincoln" passengers Saturday to!
visit relatives, '
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Miss Alice Stander, teacher near Ne
i polis, going on the mail.
George A. Raker, of Eufala, Okla
homa was a Plattsmouth visitor Friday
looking after sale of Texas lands.
Miss Ethel Rallancc came up from
Peru Friday and visited over Sunday
with her parents, William Ballance and
wife.' '
Mrs. Laura Schale and her daughter,
Mrs. V. Zucker visited relatives over
Winter Has Just Begun
But it is so late in the season that we find it
to be necessary to release some of the money we
have tied up in heating stoves,, and to that end
are making prices that will be attractive to you.
As an illustration of what is being done in the
way of price reduction glance at thes four items:
Buck's Radiant, No. 16 Buck's Radiant, No. 14
was$55, now. . . $50 was $-12, now $36
Buck's Hot Blast, No. Buck's Ventilator, No.
18, was $0, now. ... 18, was $38, now ....
$17.50 $35
hawKa, spent Saturday with Miss Fos- Sunday n Omaha, going to the city on
ter in this city. ' . the mail Saturday.
1 1 ILK. Davis, manager of the Bell! County Commissioners Switzer and
Telephone at this place had a lively run Jordan net with Mr. Frederich Friday
away Thursday. I and Sa1 lrday and looked after the
Rev. F. W. Brink, the U. B. minister J checking of county officers.
Ulltlll
1 Spend a Pleasant Hour at 0.
am, xjVoj VVllltl
; ;TOM TROOP, PROPRIETOR' :
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J I When in Plattsmouth get your J 't
dinner at
; ; The Perkins House ;
1 ' (iuthmann A Cory, Props. ' '
MMIIHMIIIIIIIMHMIH
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. MARSHALL, D. D. S.
..Graduate Dentist..
Prices Reasonable
All Work Guaranteed
Twenty-six Years' Experience
wince in ruzgeraiu hiock
Want Column
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FOR RENT.
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FOR RENT-Four-room cottage on
Vine, between 12th and lath streets.
For further particulars inquire at
News office. tf
FOR RENT- Five-room cottage, be
tween 7th and 8th streets on Marble.
Call up Plaits Phone No. 19U.
FOR SALE.
BRIEF MENTION
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NEWSY BITS OF INFORMATION OF A LOCAL NATURE
CONDENSED INTO A FEW LINES
STOCK FOODS
It pays to feed it-especially
. at this time of the year.
INTERNATIONAL
CONKEY'S
PRATT'S
LEE'S
HESS'
Theae are the five best brands
on the market today. Sold by
F. G. FRICKE & CO.,
DRUGGISTS
AND EXI'KRT HIX MIXKKS
FOR SALE-A number of 'argains
in cottages, easy term. Cottage for
rent.
Windmun Investment Compur.y.
FOR SALE -A nicely located five
acres, for $l'MMl. Improvements
worth more than half this.
Windham Investment Compary.
FOR SALE-My KM acre farm. 2J
miles southwest of Oreapolis and !
miles northwest f Plattsmouth. For
! terms call Plattsmouth 'phone No. K
: line II. Georgo Halmas. M-8t
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FOR SALE-Team, wagon andhanHss,
two hogs, enquire at Mrs. Ida Hixon
South l()th. St. (r-.1
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You are cordially invited to call and see our
stock of goods. You will be treated courteously,
and your patronage will be appreciated.
Kroetiler Brothers
C. A. Marshall, dentist.
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The Majestic, 5 and 10 cents.
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Try Barnes' Restaurant for a square
meal.
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Hatt & Osborn's Restaurant open ail
day and night.
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Egenberger, the coal man, is one of
our new advertisers.
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We sell the Monarch Malleable Range.
Kroehler Brothers, Coates Block,
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Something t.ew in post cards every
week. Nemetz & Co. next to P.O.
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Some cigars are only cigars, but
Pepperburg's "Buds"are a good smoke
"Always reliable.
j The season is now at hand when you
I Bhould get your piano tuned. See Mr.
! Becker at the Plattsmouth Music Co.
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, Masquerade costumes and dressing
! rooms at Miss Mary Troop's store in
j Kiley Block. Terms reasonable. CC-2
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Photo post cards of Taft at Platts
mouth. . Now on sale-Ten different
views at 5c each. Nemetz & Co. next
to P. 0.
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When buying candies, why not buy
the best? We always have a fine line
of the superior grades on hand. Ne
metz & Co. next to P. 0.
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OLD GOLD WANTED - Bring us
your old gold watch cases, rings, chains
etc. Cash or goods for them. Silver
also. -J. W. Crabill, Jeweler. 67-4
Improved Order ot I
Redmen !
WILL (JIVK A
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FRIDAY EVE. J&N 22 T
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Music by Itner's Orchestra
of Omaha. -
COME EVERYBODY AND 1
HAVE A GOOD TIME
AT COATES HALL.
; .. WANTED.
CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED -In
your locality to represent uj. Ex
perience unnecessary ;$ 110 per month,
Hnd expenses. Write for particulars.
Monarch Cigar Co. St. Louis, Mo.
WANTED-To exchange piar. for
board in private family. Inquire for
Mr. Becker at the Plattsmouth Music
Company.
WANTED-Girl at Riley Hotel. tf
A Cood Investment.
The Trump Card
320 acres of well improved land in
Dickinson county, Iowa. Black loam,
clay sub soil, slightly rolling. 9 room
house, cellar and cistern, large barn
with bnsement, corn crib, hog shed,
chicken house. Good well and windmill.
All fenced and cross fenced. Large
orchard, large grove. About 90 acres
in pasture and hay land, rest under
plow; R. F. D. and telephone. 7 1-2
miles to nearest town.
A new electric railroad is assured
from Sioux City to Spirit Lake, and
ttf land will be inside of 2 miles from
station.
Price per acre $00. Terms, easy.
For further particulars call upon or
address Gko. L. Farlky,
Ind. Telephone, No. 127. Plattsmouth
CG-4
! Two neighbors in a Missouri village
were arrested for fighting and brought
1 to court. The Judge asked the assail
ant to tell his story.
, "Jedge," he said "we war a-playin'
, of seven-up, seven pints t' th' game,
( two bits on the corner. I had bin los
; in' all day, Jedge, an' I had up my last
two bits.
"I dole the kyardrf. He war two an'
I war six. He begged an' 1 gin him
, one. He flangs his queen an' I played
my trey fur low. He Hangs his king
an' I played my ten. He flangs his
ace an' 1 played my jack, and then,
Jedge, then he flangs his deice, an' I
1 hit him. "-Saturday Evening Post.
i Send her a post card of your favorite
; float. At Nemetz & Co. b'
Funeral el Mrs. Crimes.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary F. Grimes
occurred Saturday morning at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. J. G.
Richey, at the corner of Granite and
Eleventh streets, Canon Burgess de
livered the address. Rev. Burgess
psyed a glowing tribute to the life and
character of the deceased. The music
whs furnished by Messrs. Austin, Scott
and Richey and Mesdames Austin and
Britt who sang favorite hymns of the
deceased, being "Asleep in Jesus,"
"Rock of Ages" and "Lead Kindly
Light." Interment was had in Oak
Hill cemetery, the pall bearers being
Jacob Trcistch, Walter J. White, Chas.
E. McEntec, C. A. Rawls, J. M.
Robertson and W. D. Jones.
The out of town relatives in. atten
dance nt the funeral were Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Everett of Union, Edwin F.
Grimes and wife and daughters, Miss
Kitty and Mrs. Helen Mortensen of
Omaha and James B. Tipton of Cedar
Creek.
Legal Notice. !
In County Court. Cst county. Neliruka.
In the nutter of the t( of Jumn Skoumul,
demwd.
To all pernona Interested:
You are hereby notified that on January f.th, I
1309. Kraneex Ukoumal. filed a petition for the ap 1
pointnient of an adminiRlrator of the above re
late, and apkinit that Rhe be appointed ru h ad
mlnlntratiix; that there will be a hekhiia
on aaid petition at my ottlce in the city of I'lattn
mouth. Caju County. Nebraska, on the Uth day
of January A. D. !'. at tto'chx k a. m objection!
thereto mint be II led before Mid hour.
Dated thift 6th day of January. A. U 1909.
Byron Clark, Allen J, Rkmuin.
Attorney. ttf-o County Judge. '
tstray Notice.
Notice is hereby given that I lave!
taken up, on my promises near Orea
polis, on Thursday, January 14, 190!,
the following described property, to
wit: One bay mare with white spot in
forehead,' one brown mare, two black
mares. Owner may have same by prov
ing property and paying charges.
C7-10 " C. L. Stull. ;
Be sure to see the premium dis
play in the west window of the News- ,
Herald office. !
LOST OR STRAYED-Red calf with
white face, about (! months old and
weighing about 17.r pounds, Finder
will be paid for his trouble by return
ing same to Kunsmitii and Itamge or
notifying them of the animal's where
abouts. v-tf
WANTED-To tr;Mtt, a tine piano for
a good single driving lioie-Plattsmouth
Music Company. 6!-tf
Homeseekers' Low
Round Trip Rales
-To-
TEXAS
AND THE
SOUTHWEST
Every 1st and 3rd Tuesday
OVER
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Liberal Stop-overs
Return Limit 25 Days
When the wheat is gathered, take
a trip to the country of low-priced
lands, and see v. hut is offered to
you there. Ask for particulars
and literature.
rtuh Norton, fluent
M. P. Railway.
j WANTED-Infornnitiim regarding a
! goo I farm or business for cale; not
j particular about location; wih to
! hear from owner only, who will sell
direct to buyer; give price, Hescrip
! tion and state when -possession can be
had. Address L. flarbyshire, flox'
1320-A, Rochester, N, V. 95-4
WANTED -Honest, sober your? man
to qualify for good position in the
i Mail Service. Address H. R. B.,
care of this pa;cr. 6.V4
FOR SAI.E-A well improved !t-acre
farm (i miles from Plattsmouth. The
richness of the soil makes it one of
the most productive pieces of land in
Cass o.;nty. UimhI bu.Lliigs, good
orchard, an abur.ilance of water, etc.
May be houg'it for les than the pre
vailing price of land in this county.
Enquire of Gen. L. Farley, Coates
block, Plattsmuuth, Neb. GO-4
He sure to secure one of thoseelegant
' mantle clocks which arc being given
away by the Nenvk-Hkkald. See the
announcement on tire editorial pajc of
this issue.
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