HATS CAPS W 'I L LI A Ml H L LY feS
Gents' Plain and Clothing, Boots and Shoes Clothing for Men
Fancy Dress Shirts. and Men's Furnishing Goods and Boys.
waterman Block Men's f Boys' New and Up-to-Date Spring Clothing wattsmonth. Neb.
Xceal Htocrtiscmcnte.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
8TATFXr.BHtiRA, H j County Coutt.
C'AHHt'ol'STY.
In Uib matter of the .-stale of Am.wT.-fft.
d'v,'ul.-r.-l'VBlven thai tl.p rrnlltow of
. Iiefore me. County . I mitre 1 M
inHait. mouth. l.i8ul.H o....t.v. ..n Uw Nt Uy
of V.ii .st. IM. ami on tl. ami v of tel.r u
arv. li 7. it IOoVI.-k a. m.. ea.-l. .lay. for t lie
"urinlVof pn -rntlim their .-Lims for.-xa.nl-natlon.
a.Uusun.-nl amUllowa!...
. i 1 . u w 11 I 1 la IHI 1111 I . --.
are alUm ' " l for 1 I e ornlU." of hI.1 l.-;-e..s.-l
?o,.?..s.Tm tlieir.-li.lnn. ami one yen. - for ,.
Administrator to settle sul.l estate, from 11..-
.11 .1 1 .. 1 . Ilk4'.
Court, at Haltsm.mtli. N.-l.t nsUn. n.' i
"eA.. Comity. I u.Iko.
LECAL NOTICE:
In County Court of CrsHCounly. X-lirn-.ka.
In the matter of the estate of .Mareiis I.. While,
deceased. All pcrons Interested In mud cstme
are ln-n-hv noiiHed that a petition has la-en
filed In thin eoim. all.-ciiitr that the executrix
..I .o... r. Mmvnsl.. W hite. Is deceased.
and nraylnK for the ai.iHlnlm-nt of an admin
istrator de Ikiiius non. with will annexed: a
liearlnirwilllH-hn.l nnon wild petition at the
- ., rr. l.-mni. at, Hutlsnioiilli, Ne-
t.raska, on the S4ih .lay of July A. I. ii. "
O'clock a. m. All persons Iniercslctl In sa.d
estate are reiiulred to show cause on or before
10 o'clock of snlil.lav why the prayer of wild
pelitlon should not tie (.'ranted, or the .-.mil
will jrrntit letter of administration de homis
non. with will annexedof aa'.l estate to William
llelles ln-inlcr, or some other sultiilile x-rson
and proceed to a J'f av.h.
MAL.1 County. I mice.
fTATK.MKNT Or' TIIK CONMTION
lir THE
LIVINGSTON LOAN AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
Of riattsmouth, Nebraska, on the
30th day 'f June, l'JOii.
Murdock
(lly li. A. kkl
1'KODUCE MAUKETS
Corrected weekly by Martin & T.iol,
who pay the highest prices fur produce
and guarantee satisfaction:
ASSETS!
I'lrsl moi'tram' loans
Stock loans
Cash .-
Ih-liiuiu.-nt Interest, premiums ami
Other assets. Insurance and tue paid
ami advance. I
Ileal t stau- contract
Total
V..si:i 4:1
:t.M.i im
4..; ;v
i,:;n
km
Hnttsr..
Kit ((....
liens....
Mirlncs.
Creittu..
Heirs...
Cattle..,
LIABIUTICSi
Capital stuck paid up m
lieserve (und. ."'4 '
rndivl.lcd profits ti.' "I
Total
.--l,:ui lil
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the County Court, County of Cass, Ne
braska, lu i-e estate of .lames Alison, de
ceased. To all persons Inleresl.sl mi are
liereliv notified thai upon .luly U'lst A. 1 . ll 0
at, lOoVUvk a. in. at m.V ottlce In the ( ty of
I'lattsmoulh. Nebraska, there will In- a heat
ine upon the petition of Maty Allison to pro
bate an Instrument said tola- the Last WIN
and Testament of .lames Allison, d. ised.an.l
i i M.ri, Allison Kxecntrlx and I-eniy
Allls.yi Kxecntor. al which hour all object Ions
thereto must lie on file. .........
Hated this 2nd day of July A. 1. !".
IUhvkv l. I iiavis,
seai..1 County. I udec
RECEIPTS AND EIPERDITURES
for the y.-iirendliiir June :ii, Hinl
RECEIPTS
Huliincc on hand July I. IWS...
Kins
Inl.-rest. pivmiums and linen
Ijoans ii'imul
Meiubei .hip and Iran.fer fees
Heal es.ule contracts
Kent
lieliiHliient dues. Intcnst and tines...
Hills payable ;
int,, uml inves mild and ad
vanced ,H
i.ii.:." ."1.1
jn.4:i.' in
I..IMI US
, i:i,mh :u
i iir s?
7:14 :v
II Ml
4i.-; ;i
wax ir.
(.KA1N MAKKKTS.
Corn 4M4and 4:v
Wheat a-
Duts !tv
Hock Island Timk Taiu.k.
Murdock Station.
WKST IKU'ND.
No. 41, mail ":47 a. m.
No. 7.r), local n:15 a. m.
No. r. mail .1:0(1 p. m.
No. 37, mail .1:47 p. m.
KAHT HOl'Nl).
No. !0, freight
No. 38, mall
No. Hi, Local
No. (I, mall
Total N""'-'"
EXPENDITURES
fetalis
KxiM-nses. Nullities
Slock redeemed
Cash on hand '
M.scellaneous expenses
Heal estate contracis
Interest on Hills payable
Itills payable
Insurance and .taxes paid and advanced
,.ti',04s W
7SI Ml
. IS.11711
. 4 .7 711
llUi
. l.Xi .ill
4(1 l.i
... Xt'O l'
Total.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In Hip County Court of Cass Count y. Xel.ra-.ka
In the matter of the estate of William Wclin
kanip, deceased. , . , . . ,
All persons Interested In the e-tale of W il
liam Wetenkamp. deceased, will lake notice
that E. 1 1. Cummins, administrator with wil
annexed of said estate, has tiled Ills final
report, In said estate and a petition for
final in-ttlenient and for his dlscharirt) as such
administrator with will annexed of said .-stale,
and the court havlnir tlxed (lie L'lst day of July.
A. I. llsi. at llio'cliH-k a. 111., as the time or
i,ovi..c. 1., ill n.e iillli-e of the county Jutlife in
said county as the lilac- of hciiriiiir. 0.1 aie
therefore re quired to slioiv cause, If any jon
have. U-said date, why snld ac.-.iuiit sliould
not lie apinovrd and said admliiM mtor with
will annexed .l!v-liiii-i'd and his bond 11-U-iised.
IUi!Vi.v U. I p.avis.
(j.Atl . County .hide-.
State ok Nkiikaska I
CashCocntv I
1, Henry If. (ieriinr, secretary of tin- above
named association, do solemnly swear that the
foivL-oln,,' statement of the condition of said
AsmcliUloii. Is true and correct to (lie best of
my knowledi:.' and lielief.
1IF.XUY K. (iF.KlXli. Sc.-iclury
Sulivi Hied and sworn to liefore me this id day
of July. imtl. Tii.iM. Wai.i.ino.
Approved: Xolai.v I'nbllc
D.V.Smith, I , .
11.1.IAM II01.I.Y. f Directors sKAl.
II. M. S.IK.NXI.'HSK.S, 1
n
PROPOSAL TO ADOPT.
Nnt'.ce is lien -by civen to all pci sons Inter
ested, t ii:;t on tiie s.h day of June, A. D. 1' 'i.
A ret:. J Kci.U'Ms and w.fe. ll:iil!e IJeynohK
filed their "c it ion in ll'isCoi.ri nvn:. 1 in-' t )
ado-it Kih'h H.-yuoliis. a iniiior child undi r ilie
e of 10111 ii-en yeais.aii.i to'-ive losaiii 11111 01
1,1 1.1 nil I lie I ii'i,, liriwiC". . k'jd I. Ulll Jill' ' s
of a cliil.i iiot 1 .11 lav.li'l v.- 1 li x -U . and 'he
Home of I'.ie l-'i-,e-.iill' sof l is -'-111. Nelr;is,..
liiiviiiir cnmrol of oaitl im nit child hrs h f.l
f,t.,,,,,,iii . ihilv si-'ripd and ackno.vleilccil I
it desires In li-l' :iniiisii lo srild wt !t loner
fiir. ,,iiOiiiii null coll' nil of sl'.ld lllillor
Vim me fMilnel- uotllle.l thai by virliicif an
nnli.r .l I 1 1-1 ill 1 1, llll K Mill-led. I'. Ill-lit III'!
he had In me County C'ciM !' l!l J
mouih. Cti-si-miiilv. on the t-i I. day r Jul
A. K. I'. , 1'. al ivlii.-li linn- jiidaineni will ' el
tered on the mailer U-fole tin- com I.
Dllled lime Mb. I! - .1. .
;sk.i.I li. D. Tiiavis. C"..iii-y .lu.ii!'-.
NOTICE- TO CF.CDITORE.
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FOURTH IN PLATTSMOUTH
Tin Day Dawned With the Firing of Anvils
in Every Part of the City.
THE CITY BAND FURNISH PLENTY MUSIC
No Accidents Occurred to Mar the Enjoy
ment of the Occasion.
Ik'low Is the line-up and score :
riattsmouth (ilenwood
Morgan, capt lb H.urer
Mann c Story
Minor p Morgan
Swearlnnen lib Kceves
Heal lib Collins
Itlchey cf Malcolm
Kricke
Murphy
Oorton
riattsmouth
(.lenwood
.. ,KS
...rf
...If
(I 1 4 "J o
:i 2 o 3 o
cross bats
These teams
next on the local diamond
fail to f re the contest.
.. Mnchel
.....Mien
, .Carmen
3 0 ii 11
(I (10-8
Tuesday
Ihm't
r.':30a. in.
10:.V a. m.
1:14 p. m.
3:00 p. m.
jl. R. Neltzel and wife are vlsitlnif
In riattsmouth this week.
F. Wolf and wife went to Omaha
Tuesday to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Warren Richard returned from
Fontiuc, MichiRan, Friday, where she
had teen to attend the wedding of her
elder sister, Miss Ida .Stearns.
Lee Walt and wife are visiting at
the home of O. H, I'Rieston this
week.
Miss llattle Rieck Is down from
Boone county for a short visit with
friends.
Herman Kuchn had an exciting run
away Sunday afternoon, which result
ed the butfgy beinx smashed up but no
one was seriously hurt.
Mrs. J. J. Oustin Is entertaining
her father, Mr. Gllmore, ot Omaha.
Mr. Gllmore Is a pioneer resident of
Cass county and represented jrnod old
Cass during two sessions of the state
lctf'slature.
.a. 1
SS.
i f the
I n Count.-.- Couit.
,.f Levi (i. To:
State of Ni bra
Cass ( oiuil y
In tin- inatier
Sr.. decr;!M-d.
Xoiice isli'-l'-o.V -iv.SI tlit.l t'e c.-d.lo-cf
said .l.-.-e:is.-d v. illineel I 'm- Ad.iiinUi m't.r cl
said estate. In-fore me. to y .1 ii.hre of t ass
County. Xe!iraska. a 'in- Counl.v Conn 'coin
in riiiltsiuouil-., in said Coniily. on Mm- hull
day of . I ill v. Is i, and on the I'.ih day of .lanu-avi-.
I'.'-'T. al III o'cloci;, a. m . ifh .lay. for the
pu'rimseof prceiilini.' I heir claims nr ra;ut
nafloii, adiusiiiieni and allowance.
Si; mouths are allov. 'd f'-r I'm-cvedi'.ci or
said ise.l lo ptesi'iit llicir clai'iis. In, in
Julys. It ii. and one year f"i- i !" Ailinlinst ra
tor'toseiile said estate. l!'-:n the 1-1 1 1 day of
'' "viMiesr my hand ami seal of said County
Court, in I'h.ilsiuoulh. Nelnasl.il .ihls mh day
i ii..: II ilivKV II. 1 IIAVIS.
i ,iii' . - . ,
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JWiiyiirngTimmtiix?giaiawtawaiaBiaBa
PHIL SAUTER
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA
Denier in I'.ilisou IMionoKraplis
and Victor Talking Machines
Large stock of Records
HEAR THEM FREE
Weeping Water
From the Herald
Miss Minnie White of I'lattsmoulh
is- tiifl i-iiest since last Thursday, of
her sister Mrs. John A. Donclan.
On Sunday, June 24th, in Lincoln
was horn to Mr. and Mrs. Albert A
Lasch, a son and heir. The cards an
nounce Joy Mansfcldt Lasch. Ma)'
the richest blessings be his.
Horn to Mr. and Mis. S. J. Ambler
Friday, June 2!ith, l'Joi;, a son.. Steve
is f..linc in fine !eathcr, and how it
pleases C.randpato know of a urand
son who retains the name Ambler.
On nuilield's family, llvlnir on
Krnest Jameson's farm are sick with
scarlet fever. Four children, the
youngest four weeks old. have the
fever, and Mrs. Dulbeia is aiso sick.
Dr. Ilunptc has been Rivinu' medical
assistance.
Cenerul Manager Pollock of the
i'iattsmouth Telephone Co., is in
Chicago this week, attending the
national convention of independent
telephone companies, and while there
will probably buy a new switchboard
for the Weeping Water exchange.
Mrs. Harriett Critclitlelil went 101
i'lattsinouth, Saturday, and from
there to Omaha, to . select carpets for
the new home. They are netting
settled now, and have vacated the
barn, hen coop and tents in which
they were forced to reside after their
house burned
At Otterbien Church.
James Stander of Louisville will lec
ture at the Otterbien church, four
miles north of Nchawka, on Sunday,
July 8th, at o'clock in the evening.
Mr. Stander was one of the delegates
to the World's fourth Sunday school
convention, and the subject of his
discourse will be on the lino of his ob
servations In Jerusalem and tlie cus
DAN CUPID AGAIN GETS BUSY
turns of the people in
Mr.
I lie
Holy City.
Stander Is uite an interesting
sreaker, and his subject is a;so one 01
in eat interest, especially to church and
Snndav school workers. Everybody
Invited.
uon't Be B.ic'.;wnrd.
Do not hesitate tn ask for a iive
saii ule of Chamberlain's Slomiich and
Liver Tablets. We arc lad lo ?ivc
them to anyone who Is troubled with
biliousness, constipation or uny disor
der of the stomach. Many have been
permanently cured by their use. F. G,
Fricke & pp. ami A.T. Frlod.druMists
Another Prominent Cass County Couple
Launch On the Matrimonial Sea.
Among the pretty June weddings
was that of Miss Verna F.dlth McCrory
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Mc
Crory, of near Murdock, to Mr. Vcrner
E. Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. I'eter
Perry, who reside near Mynard, which
occurred on Wednesday, June 27, at
high noon, at the home of tlie bride.
Rev. C. L. Myers, pastor of the M.
E. church of South Auburn, performed
the ceremony. The house was artis
tically decorated throughout for the
occasion.
The marriage to jk place in the rear
parlor, beneath a beautiful archway
of irreen and white, from the center
of which was suspended :t wedding
bell, while In the rear was a hank of
potted plants and cut llowcrs. The
wedding march was played by Miss
Marjoric Stark of Elmwood.-
The bride was attired in a dainty
costume of white silk, made princess
and inset with lace and insertion.
Tlie bridal bouquet was a shower of
bride's roses. The bridesmaid, Miss
P.cssie I)eleslcrnier, wore a gown of
blue silk, with exquisite lace trim
mings and carried pink roses. The
groom and his best man, Mr. Ray
Trcmain, of Malcolm, wore the custom
ary black suits. After congratulations
and best wishes of all present, the
guests (aboutloo) were invited into
the dining room and there partook of
a most bountiful repast.
Tlie bride and groom arc both well
and favorably known throughout the
county and tlie high esteem hi which
thev are held by their friends was
further evinced by the many costly
and serviceable presents which they
received. The happy couple will be
at home on their farm near Mynard
after August 1st.
May long life, happiness and pros
perity be theirs.
Reception.
On Thursday, June :', Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Perry gave a reception at their
nlcasant country home in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Vcrner E. Perry. A
large number of friends and relatives
were present to enjoy this happy oc
caslon and also to do justice to the
elegant dinner prepared by Mrs. Ferry
and her daughters.
One Who Was Thi:i:i:
' Plattsmouth made no etTort to have,
a big celebration on the great natal
day, and no one wasdlsappoin'cd with
what we did have. There was plenty
of firecrackers, both large and small,
thunder sticks and all kinds of shoot
ing devices put. to use from early in
the morning until after the last glim
mer in the business houses had been
extinguished. In fast It was very easy
to perceive that the Glorious Fourth
was here.
About nine' o'clock In the morning
the City liand made its appearance up
on Main street, and furnished soul-ln-gplrlng
strains at different localities
until the noon hour. After dinner
seats were provided for them on the
court house lawn, where they continu
ed to entertain the people at intervals
durlnir the afterncon and for some
time in the evening.
No special effort was made in the
direction of a grand display of" tire
works, yet there was numerous rock
ets and smaller explosives put In use
in front of the business houses and at
private homes for the enjoyment of
the children.
The ball game In the forenoon be
tween the "Rex Sox" and the "Invln-
clbles" attracted quite a crowd, and
which resulted In a victory for the
Omahans by a score of 7 to 3.
A little after the dinner hour quite
a rain came up, and the second game,
which was "booked" for 3 o'clock was
delayed until 4:.'M. A large crowd had
assembled at tlie park w hen another
little shower came up, rendering the
diamond Impossible for use, and about
'in.OO of gate receipts had to be re
funded. This is where the "Red Sox"
lust out financially. Put the "Invin
cibles" have made a date to try them
again next Tuesday.
Many people went out of town to
celebrate, but those who remained at
home seemed to enjoy themselves as
much as If Plattsmouth was having
one of the biggest celcbrat inns In tlie
annals of the old town.
i it wjl MMr
Sueapcoated, easy to take,
mild in action. They cure
constloation, biliousness,
Want your moustache or beard BUCKINGHAM'S D
CASTOR I A
For Infant! and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
Baara tht
tAgnmturt of
J
Fira Crackers.
And It's the next day after.
A few "plain drunks" but no disturbance.
1 id you wake up this morning with
tin! "big head?''
Tlie rain interfered greatly with the
ball games In the afternoon.
i'red Mann was "touched'' for
at the ball game at (Ilenwood.
The boys and girls seemed to have
just as good time as if we had ten
thousand people in town.
It was a great disappointment to
the "Red Sox" that the rain prevented
the second game. The boys say they
expected to "do"' thc'Invinclblcs" In
the last game.
Everybody Is glad It's over but the
small boy.
This Is one 4th on which no acci
dents are recorded.
The man who Invented the dyna
mite cane should be In h 1.
Did you sec "Rosey" playing with
the band? Well, he was right there
with both feet.
Those who failed to have a good
time on the 4th can save their money
for the street carnival next week.
ulte a number of farmers were here
to "take In" what there was, while
some were here to "take It down.''
The Impromptu dance at (,'oa'es'
ball, was quite well attended last
night, and all present report a most
enjoyable time.
Plattsmouth v. Glenwood.
Plaltsinouth's prestige was upheld
In the ball game at (ilenwood yester
day. The High school team winning
by a score of 11 to. It was a good
game throughout and was marked by
some good work notwithstanding the
usual errors of amateurs. The teams
were well matched In most depart
ments. The battery work of Minor
and Mann was superior In every way
to that of Story and Morgan.
Echo of Plcnlo Parties.
A Jolly crowd of young people went
to 1'at'er.on's pond to celebrate the
4th, and participate In a good time at
various sports. Of cour .a the picnic
dinner was the principal factor of the
celebration, and received a share of
Mic young folks' attention. Tlie rain
for a time threatened to put the pic
nickers to (light, but after a slight
hower, they Issued from the carryall,
where they had taken refuge, and en
joyed a delightful time until a late
hour in the afternoon. The party was
composed of Misses Frances Wcldman,
Gladys Sullivan, May McCallan, Gret
chen honnclly; Messrs. Ernest Wurl,
Fred Wcldman, Ed. Scotten and Har
old Strclght.
Another enjoyable celebration oc
curred yesterday afternoon at, the
home of C. A. Rawls, when the neigh
bors assembled to indulge in a picnic
dinner. On account of the rain the
picnic was held Ind-io.s and when the
word was pessed that supper was
ready, twenty-seven merry celcbrat ors
took seats at table, which had been
artistically decorated, and tlie viands
placed within reach of all, by the
ladies. The party lingered for some
time at the festive board and an it
the palate had been taxed to Its ut
most, the men adjourned to the porch,
while tlie ladles soon removed the
remnants of the bounteous feast, and
joined In the celebration promoted by
the gentlemen. After sending up a
toy balloon, one of the men was found
to be missing, and for a while the
party thought he had been carried up
during thccelcbnuion. This absentee
soon re-appeared, however, when an
other balloon was being prepared for
tlie ascent. At a late hour the merry
makers dispersed, with pleasant mem
ories of the day.
A family picnic was held at tlie
home of A. X. Sullivan yesterday and
ev.-ryone nan a joiiy it me unserving
t he glorious old 4tli. The bounteous
feast prepared for the occasion w;is
most enjoyable one, and everyone
joined In and celebrated in proper
style. Tlie out of town guests present
to participate in tlie festivities were
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Snyder of Nebraska
City, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Sullivan, St.
Joseph, Mo., and Mr. Ilalph Towle of
South ( imaha.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
P.amge a picnic party was held and a
good time enjoyed celebrating the 4th.
The rain, which came about dinner
time, caused the party to take refuge
in tlie house, hut did not, prevent any
one from having a delightful lime.
The hospitable residence of the
county judge, II. 1). Travis, was the
scene of another gathering to partake
of a picnic dinner, and although the
judge was absent on u trip to Indian
Teirltory, Mrs. Travis proved equal to
the occasion and assisted the gather
ing to have an enjoyablo time. Among
those present to celebrate the day
were Mrs. Geo. Gilman and daughter,
Gwendoline, of Xebraska City, Mrs.
Arthur Jackson, L.W.Jones, W. L.
Coyne and sister, Miss Nellie, of
Omaha.
A picnic party com pi sed of the fam
ilies of Rev. D. A. Yout.y, J. F. Clu
gey, M. S. Ilrlggs and Merman Clugcy,
went to Lake Mauawa, where they
enjoyea inc tin.
J,
It's the
Driver
wlio makes a suc
cess these stren
uous days.
Every energy
must be applied.
Every good meth
od adopted.
The First Na
tional Bank
oilers the method
of keeping and
paying in o n e y
j which the smart
est liiislness men
employ. An ac
count with It will
relieve you of a lot
of worry and put
your business on a
higher plane.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
vrrM' n "I'M m-'k
Sixty Second Bi.thdny.
.1 udge Ramsey and the I 'nlled States
of America celebrate their birthdays
on the sinie day-the Fourth of July.
Of cour-e the former came. Into exis
tence many years before the Judge, be
ing born one hundred and thirty years
: go yesterday, while the latler Joined
In with his t'nele Sam and celebrated
bis (i'.'nd anulveoary. 1 lie Journal
hopes that Judge P imsey will live to
elebratcnt lenst his hHith anniver
sary, and he has hundreds of friends hi
Cass county who join in with us In so
doing.
Bou;'lit Fa. mi In South Dakota.
Our old friend .1. 1'. Kell of Eight
Mile Grove precinct, was in the city
Tuesday afternoon, and gave the
Journal a call. Mr. Kell and Adam
Kaffcnberger returned from a trip to
South hakota Sunday, where they
fcpeit a week looking over the count ry.
They llnally bought IGO acres mcli
near Ashton, the county seat of Spink
county, which they consider as good as
the land in Cm county. While in
that stale they met several Cist
county people, among whom wan l-'.e I
1'iudlg, who Ins a record of husl.'
Inii busl-e's of cii ii In seven hours. : . . I
so far has p-iss- si -n of the chami,:
ship bell. Messrs. Keil and h.illen
berger are, well plea -el with tie-
country, and will no doubt, be h-ail"d
in that dii' e ion iiie of these days to
make tlc-ir I' n t. ; i r r. homes upon the
farms porch;! sed.
Bowel Complaint In Children
Inning the summer months children
Lre subject to disorders of the bowels
.liieh should receive careful attention
us soon as the first unnatural looseness
of the bowels appears. The best med
icine for bowel complaint Is Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Iiarrho ;
Remedy, ns it promptly controls .my
unnatural loo-t-ni'ss of 1 1 io bowels. For
vile by I'. G. Fricke .S; Co. and A. T.
Killed.
How is This?
Twenty-seven thousand (27,1.10) acres
of the Fort Auply reservation lands in
Woodard county, Oklahoma, now on
the market. Come, hurry up, or you
will be too late to get a chance or se-1
curing a farm In this tine country. The
price Is In reach of all. l'artics wish
ing to look at this land can join our
excursion party. For further particu
lars call on or write to
El)W Al'.U GlLPON.
Plattsmouth, Xeb.
Residence at the end of fth street
and Lincoln Avenue.
Tanger Is near at hand when the
kidneys are sick. Kidney-Ettes will
purify and Ktrentfthen the kidneys ami
restore them to their normal and
healthy condition. cents, tiering
& Co., drugelsts.
YiOnjerjWIjo Krjow
s;iy our ().forilsari'cliar:n
injj. There's certainly a
charm about the trim ivle
of our shoes that mo.-l Tail
to possess.
There's a charm about
the Shapeliness uml per
fect Shoemaking, Fit
and Prices
Wonia no iuf iftoii Mn m ftn U:m
dim triubni.
OirORDS, tl.SO IIP. Ckill'l Stippirt, SOc ip
SHERWOOD & SON
aheantlfnl brwn or rich Mack ? Use . .m, c f