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About The news-herald. (Plattsmouth, Neb.) 1909-1911 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1909)
IHmmmillMIIMHM' MiM HHMMM ; When in riatti-nouth dinner at get your Spend a Pleasant Hour at it Tl. EJmmm. Dmmm Givm y0" the reading matter ia IC HOtttQ HQpGr wiich you have th create in. , n terest the home daws. Its every issue will prove a welcome visitor to every member of the family. It should head your list of newspaper and periodical subscriptions. The Cosy Corner J The Perkins House Natures Store of Unused energy Guthmann & Cory. Pirps. i TOM TROOP. proprietor; i ! i t ... MONEY FOR FARM LOANS. If tea n:td Ion on improvtl Firm Lind, it rcasonaUt titt ct interest Write Bt. N Delay. I S:S3ERNSEM. 208 btstai Stve B!di , Onihi. THE PUATTSMOUTH HOTEL P. F. GOOS. Prop. "4 Enough Spent in Lightning Flash, Ocean Current or the Heat of a Summer's Day to Run All Machinery. r 0 BAILEY k IMQH f i litest Atgil.ncrs Hl.h-Gr d Omtl t v Bfjvoc- I N Prkf. Brst-'qiiippfdllKtal Or- t.CflitHf t id e tst. IMCKl DISCOUNT TO CITT VSITOS lit floor I ntin Illk . Iu. Knriorn. OMAHA, NEB. Want Column FT ..Graduate Dentist.. Prices Reasonable All Work Guaranteed Twenty-six Years' Experience rtm. l.i ni i. tan! Til 3 PlitUlTOUtn StOCk and Grain Go. Have a private wire to all the market centers including Chicago, New York, St. Louis and Kansas City which guarrantecs the best of service. If interested call for any information concerning the market, and ask for our market letter. FRANK COBELM AN. MCR ! Tlatts. Phone 45, Coatts block. Ij. JAMES SOCHOR TAILOR Now has the spring styles merchant tailoring cloths in stock. Do not wait for YOUR SPRING SUIT of WANTED. WANTEI)-To trade, a fine piano for a good single driving horse Platts nicuth Music Company. O'J-tf HE wonders of nature are mir-! can serd a irrcat .leal, ami that is about ackV'iaid a well-known electrical ! all the dilference there would be. Such tngi-ccr tnc oincr coy. 10 me, . a development in human progress would t nr.y rt-ic- they are chiefly of interest ; reduce the cost of motive force niight- I because they represent such an ex-1 ly, if it were properly applied, and 1 travagar.ee of force put to an almost ; therefore reduce the cost of transporta- useless j urpose. Ann i am u lover ui uon. mis, in proper ratio, woui.l ro nature at that. j dues the cost of food, clothing, heat, "Take a summer day's thunder- j ar.d the other necessities of life. And storm, for instance. The amount of j the human race, rich and poor alike4 electricity generated ami discharged in would benefit, one storm would run the engines of the,, "Ttrn, again, we arc going so"1' nation fur a generation. Take a single j time to lake a greater benefit from the Hash of lightning, and consider what it : woeful wastes of nature than we are would cost us to produce the same : doing now. One of the early discoveries thing, ar.d you will And that every time j of mankind was how to ouild a tidemill; CIGAR SALEM AN WANTED -In your locality to rnpresent us. Ex perience unnecessary; $110 per month and expenses. Write for particulars. Monarch Cigar Co. St. Louis, Mo. WE PAY JSO A MONTH SALARY and furnish rig and all expenses to introduce poultry and stock powders: new plan; steady work; Address Big ler Company, X I'OO, Springfield, Illinois. until others have ordered ahead of you. Be a leader. I am now using the new French process of dry "cleaning an9 pressing -does not injure the daintiest fabrics. t t T ? t t T AGENTS -SALESMEN-The best ar ticlewonderful invention just pat ented tremendous seller, i?25 a day profits ea.y. Selling the "Patent Head," a marvelous efficient device, strongly appeals and quickly told to grocers, butchers, farmers, hotel men and others. The "Patent Head" is the greatest economy ever offered. It means a big saving. Stops waste from barrels. Keeps their contents sweet and fresh. Clamped in place it remains there as solid as the barrel itself until released by a simple turn of the key. Positively make the barrel germ, dust and air proof. Agents are telegraphing daily big orders. Hundreds of letters from live agents say that they never made so much money so quickly. You can easily clein up ?."irt to $l,0tnj the next 30 days. Act quick. Territory going fact. Particulars free. The National Sales Agency, 1210 Ohio Building, Toledo. Ohio. 09-6 one of those forked wiggle-waggles goes across the sky nature has spent between $1300 and $2000 just making r. show of herself. "A ship at sea burns from one to two thousand tons of coal a day, ac cording to size, in battling with forces that might be better employed than in trying to stop her. Did you ever stop to think how much it wonld cost to lift any one of eur big ocean liners three feet in a second? Well, the ocean is lull of second and third-class wavelets that can do it, and seemingly they take great delight in doing it for no reason at all and out of sheer pleasure in wasting force. ''Professor Tyndall demonstrated years age that heat is merely a mode of motion. Well, motion is force. Think of what a lot of force is going to waste how to make the tide, running in, turn the mill-wheel one way, and then, by a reversal of gears, get just as much force fiom it going out. Why not do the same thing on a hrge scale? "Anybody who knows anything about Long Island sound knows that the water rushes through Plum Gut, be tween Plum island and Orient Point, at the rate of over 20 miles an hour at the flow of the tide. When the tide ebbs the water comes back at just as high a rate of speed. Yatchtsmen fear the place and navigation there is like taking your life in your hands, except at per fectly slack water. There is one of na ture's ways of throwing away force. There is also just the spot for a big tide-mill. "There is nothing in the world to pre vent a company of capitalists from get JUST A WORD ENTRE NOUS i T J T The News -Herald is equipped to do all kinds L of Job Printing and will appreciate an opportunity V to fitrure with vnn when in rhp mnrkpr. fnr nnvf hinor O J - - - V...J Iflll.Ifj I i: r l i. - - i e... -1 mm i . in uur line, ino joo is too large ior our atmuy 10 execute and no job is too small to receive our most :: painstaking care, we cordially invite the attention ; of our farmer friends to our sale bill department. This is splendidly equipped for the prompt execu- :: tion of work of this character, and our prices will ; ; be found ty be as low as the lowest. To the bus iness men, if you will telephone your wants a rep resentative will call and quote you prices an any thing you may need. We earnestly solicit a sh are of your patronage. FOR SALE. We now have a Laxative Fig Syrup Com pound FOR 25c PER BOTTLE Sure and effective. Sold by F. C. FRICKE & CO., DRUGGISTS nrij"riijirfr-i,ir'r mm FOR SALE CASS COUNTY FARMS 40 acres, 171 acres, 70 acres, 143 acres, 120 acres, 80 acres, and small acrage tracts. Windham Invest ment Co. 73-3 ATTENTION -If you want a home in Plattsmouth, we have sixty from w hich to make a (.election, terms to suit purchaser. Call at office for particulars. Windham Investment Company. 7U-3 LITTLE LOCALS. right in New York city on a good hot ; ting government approval to a plan for day. If anybody should suggest that j putting a series of turbines out in that there might be some way to use somej race and taking in shore the power to of that heat or force in running subway be had. With modern methods of con- trains, thereby making the day cooler stria tion it would not cost a prohibitive and the trains cheaper, you would tell ; sum, and power enough could be secur him he was a crank. You can't prove ed there to run New York city, it, though. j "And there would be no need of a "I tell you we haven't hit the right ! tail race. The trouble about taking iika for producing motive force yet. We , power from Niagara Falls, aside from dig coal out of the mines at a high cost. , the certain sentimental feeling all over Transport it to the power house at a the country that made the legislative high cost, liurn it under Doners anei in worK costly, was the tact that alter furnaces that cost a great deal of taking the water into tho wheel pits monev. And then we get scarcely half j above the fall there had to be a tunnel of even the heat units that are in the ' blasted through solid rock, with an out coal because some of the coal doesn't 1 let below the falls, to carry the water burn, and some of the gases go up in I off again. That is what made the cost the thimney, and a large amount of the of Niagara power higher than it might heat radiates. Yet that is the usual i have been. At Plum Gut, L. I., the method of r reducing motive force. water takes care of itself. That is'the way ships are run. That; "There arc other places all over the is the way houses are heateu. That is map where power is going to waste the way electricity is generated. That where it might be harnessed. To the eye is the way mills and factories are fur- j of the engineer they arc always full of nished with power. You can burn oil, j interest. But, putting all these partly wood, gas, alcohol, or any of the coal ; profitable ways aside, the real problem tar products. It is just the same. still remains. "The time is coming when we will cut ; "If we could only find out what force down some of the waste, at any rate, is we could have a chance to learn how Wireless lele'graphy is a fact. Wireless j to use it in the abstract; how to use telephony is being rapidly developed, i the power of the dawning day to not Wireless transmission of power is the j only light and heat the world but take next step. Some day you will wake up j active part in other operations as well. to fir.d power, probably in the form of I "But whether or not we shall ever electricity, transmitted from, say, Niag-! solve that riddle, it does seem a shame ara Falls to New York, something after ' to let such good force go to waste when the same manner that the tick9 and we are going a very slow, expensive clicks are now sent across the ocean, j and roundadout way to get what little S J 1 Geo. E. Dovky, President. F. E. Schlater, ViceTres. II. N. Dovey, Cashier C. G. Fricke, Ass't Cash. FIRST NATIONAL BANK PLATTSMOUTH, NEB. Transacts a General Banking Business and Repectfully Solicits a Share of Your Patronage. Human Hair "SrSwitch 24 Inches, 2 Oz. or 22 inches ? uz. Biraigni Greatest bargain in Hair Goods ever known. Send sample with money order, and we will match your hair perfectly. If not sat isfied your money refunded. OMAHA HAIR CO. Old Boston Store OMAHA, NCB. Room 30J I 52:55 IT'S VERY UNUSUAL to see such handsome turnouts as goes from Manspeaker'a livery stable. Our rigs are up-to-date, our carriages arc swell in style and comfortable to ride in, and our horses are always well groomed, well dressed and well fed. When you want a drive come to Manspeaker'a for your turnout. IY1.E. MAN SPEAKER Jones' Old Livery Barn Seventh Main St. Plaltamnuth, Neb. Interest Paid On Time Deposits. 11 See us for sale bills. C. A. Marshall, dentist The Majestic, 5 and 10 cents. Keeping at it is what counts in ' ad vertising. . Send her a post card of your favorite float. At Ncmetz & Co.s' Something new in post cards every week. Nemetz & Co. next to P.O. We now have Compound Fig Syrup at 25c a bottle. F. G. Frick & Co., Druggists. 72-4. Some dears are onlv cigars, but Pepperburg's "Buds"are ti good smoke 'Always reliable. The little son of Will T. Richardson who was operated on for appendicitis a few days ago i3 getting along nicely. Photo post cards of Taft at Platts mouth. Now on sale-Ten different views at 5c each. Nemetz & Co. next to V. O. Joe McCarty who had his eyes hurt in an explosion at the brass foundry some months ago is recovering his sight slowly. Now is the time to have your piaoo tuned. Mr. Becker of the Plattsmouth Music Co. is an experienced man in this line of work. job printing of all descriptions is promptly executed at the News-Hkr- I ALD office. Let us fifure with you on ! your requirements. When buying candies, why not buy i the best? We always have a tine line of the superior grades on hand. Ne- metz & Co. next to P. 0. 'The jury in the Johnson will case I were out when court convened thit 1 morning having wrestled with the case 1 since about 5 o'clock Saturday evening. i A new supply of popular sheet music at popular prices has just been received by the Plattsmouth Music Company. A "If you can send a little foice, you , we can afford to use. Talt Returns Home. NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 11, -Mr. Taft reached New Orleans at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Hi3 entry into the city was picturesque and thrilling. He came up the hundred miles of the Mississippi f wi-t Ita r- r 1 1 Vi rr tVifi c o n 1 1 f i i ant JllMIl IVJ IIIUUVII VII HIV. lUUUV VlUinil i I J 1 i . . r. . ... . ,. ... - ... .... i ociore and i am mucn interested in U.l mini;11'"", ut mu ui uenny will- , . .. .. . ., . . , ii i having it within the next four years ty miles un hour, breaking all records, i . . , , ... J ,,, ,. ... . . , i that canal will be competed. .ill till, rnii'iriiin in iitli iiuu uit . . , , , ... ... , , , , , ,1 And when that tune comes you wi I rrol-j rlr.CQ Dnrl Qtt fur UQ llnvnn milftu i J during the present two centuries, and I am glad to say to you, who perhaps are more interested in that work than any other part of the people of the United states, mat ine work is going on as you would have it go on. That on the first of January, 1915, at latest, if not below the city the big, muddy stream was alive with tugs and stern-wheelers aboard crowds of shouting cit The concert of steam whistles, having aboard crowds of shouting cit-j i.ens bra.-s bands, and banks lined with salut-! ing enthusiasts added to the scene. j A big sternwheeler carried the local ; see loading down this river your great I commerce bound through those staits to the west coast of America, to the west coast of South America, to the orient, and to Australia. KNtilNKKKH SAY WOUK IS COOl). "The board of engineers that accom- A Farm for $10 IN THE reception committee eight miles below panied me have examined the whole the city, which, with a dozen tugs and ! work, and they say it is good; that it other passenger streamers, hovered I shad go on as it has gone on; that the around the sli'ek cruiser, with its war j organization on the isthmus, the Ameri paint, as it slowed down and struck a j can push, and the good feeling that is seven knot pace to keep in company, i there commends itself to them as men From the flying bridge Mr. Taft wai j who understand great works of that kept busy waving his cap and answer- j class, and convinces them that the ing salutations, while Mrs. Taft, on ! canal is now an immediate prospect." the quarterdeck, enjoyed the excite-' raent. A big red barge, No. 23, was brought alongside in mir'st'eara at the foot of Canal street, over which the party boarded the reception commit tee's rteamer, from which a landing was made. A parade of citizens had been wait- James W. Newell PrsmsUd. James W. Newell, a son of Judge W. II. Newell, has been appointed auditor of freight and ticket accounts for the Burlington lines west of the Missouri river, to succeed J. I). Shields, who' ing an hour, and the distinguished ! has been transferred to Chicago. The guest was at once placed at iti head in ' appointment became effective to-day. j a carriage drawn by four horses, and u . . . , , , ' ,. , .... , , It will be reniebercd that only a few ( the line of march, which covered nearly i five miles, was taken up. J" H he telegraph operator j Mr. Taft expressed these conclusions t Oreapolis. He will now have about on the steps of the city hall here today two hundred men under his charge, at afier his arrival from the isthmus of the Burlingtin headquarters in Omaha. Panama. This ia an illustration of what attentive- i "I am here on my way from a great! ness to business and efficiency will do. constructive work," he said, after pay- The promotion was one well deserved. Sunny San Luis Valley OF COLORADO Free Trip To Examine Land WE HAVE DIVIDED A 54,000-ACRE TRACT INTO TRUCK FARMS CONTAINING 10 TO 1,000 ACRES PER FARM AT $200 EACH $10 CASH AND $10 PER MONTH No Interest! No Taxes! We want a reliable and energetic man in every town to form clubs of 15 prospective purchasers. We will furnish round trip railroad tickets FREE to one member of each club to inspect land. We pay liberal commission. Full particulars upon request. Reference Any Bank Kansas City or Denver. or Banker in St. Louis, San Luis Valley Land and Irrigation Co. Bank of Commerce Bldg. 71H KAMSAS CITY, MO. 1Z piece of sheet music free to every lady ing c mipliments to the audience "the Accept , caller at the store this week. greatest entered upon by any nation "Jim." our sincere congratulations Old Papers For Sale at This Office
