The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, December 20, 1906, Image 7
1 ATTACHMENT NOTICE. Frank Kr-k lll tnkc wii tliat oiillif 'J'tlnUy ot Nnv-inl r. M. Atvlirr. a )- twnl tlii" i .' tn ami for l'v ttmiiiv, Ni lraWa. tv.u-l an ir,l r if atta.iinm furtlif uuiof fi.:i, tn an action titliuc N'fir him. wlirrfln Kraft ll.xlilntf t ii. W plaintiff, ami Frank Krwvk. U tl iVmlant. tMnMiluir t mon.y In tin- liaml ,t tli t : H. & Q. Uily Cn. tmrm-.liw. liaUvii atta.-li-l uiutTaiil unlit. tUI ran wa iiiliiiutl tojamiary SrU, IM;, it VoVhk'k. a. tii. KA-Ti'i.otniN!r).. vikiiitttr. Murdock (By 0. A. UK I I'KODUK SIAKkETS fYiriwtpd weekly bv Martin A: TmoL lm n:iv tl.fl niftiest prices fur uroduce and guarantee salKlaL'Uun: 15 ATTACHMENT NOTICE. Sun hViwin will take not Ire that in the Wth (lay of NovwiiUt. luii. M. Ah'Wr. a Jiwtk of the ea-e In and for l awt ooiiMy. Nelraka, Is sued antmler of atta. linim for theniiin or M.75. In an action yemliiia- Uforehlm.whereln Mm. llllmaNyiieii In ulalnlltl anl t'waii jlen miii Udt f. nilant. that roi'rt.v of (lefenilniit, oaslMliiv of money In tlie haniU of tlie . H. VJ. railway Co.. liartitsliee. haslieeii attarlieil under xalil order. Calil eanse rontimted to tttf Mb day of January. lt7.aitto M-k.am. Mk. Hii ma Ntdkn. l'Ulntlir. Hen airtnim Crealu H,im CalUV Corn... Wheat Oau.... LEGAL NOTICE. All iu'woiw Interested are herehy notified that on the rtth day of levmler. A.1.,IW, JoM'iililitn Went, a the executrix if the laM will and testament of ami widow of John W est, late of Cass county, deceased, tiled her pet It Ion wlUi the county court of Casn county. Ira.vlnr tor a Hnal settlement of her aivoiints as such executrix and the assignment by this court of the residue of said estate to such tiersoiis as are fill it led by law thereto. That a hearing will le had on said petition In the county court at I'lattsmouth at lOo'clock a. m.. on the r.Mh duy of January, iw". and Judgment rendered thereon. lty the Court. IUkvitTI. Thavis. siai..1 County Judge. Butter Yts .No. 1. a-: So.i i. to w n ; tM aud ISO iiKAIX MAHKETS. ....) and 31c ....i and n SiandiUC Rock Island Time Tamlk. Murdock Station. WEST BOUND. No. 41. mail 8:15 a. m. No. 15, local 8:55 a.m. No. 5. mail 3:00 p. m. No. 37, mail 5:53 p. m. EAST BOrND. No. 90, freight. 12:30 a. m. No. 3N, mail iu:;wa. m. No. "a, Local 1:14 p.m. No. 6, mail 2:35 p. m. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. CASS Cot-NTT. I , (.ou,y Com.t. NtllKASKA. I In the ntatterof the estate of Jolni 1. Simi lier, ile.-eas.-d. Notice is herehy given t hut the creditors of said deceased will imi-t the Kxe cutorof said estate, Is'fotv tne. County , I ttdtre of Cass Count v, Nebraska, at the County Court room in I'latlsiiiouth, In said County, on the Mlt day of .lununry, A. I m7. and on the.Mh i.,,. f i i a ii nil- ni 10 o'clock a. ni..enc i day, for tlio iniriHise of invsentlnir their claims for examination, adjustment aim allowance. Wlv n,,,i,il.M fnuil llllf :. I'.HT. lilt' II I lOWI'd for the creditors of said deceased to present their claims, and one year tor the r.virmor 10 sen h said estate, Irom tne juui nay 01 ii iocer, Witness mvlinnd and seal of said County Court, at I'lnttsmoutli, Nebraska, this lit h day of llcccmlier, llKKi. itAitvitr n. i kais. I sea I.. I County. I mure LEGAL NOTICE. In County Court of Cass County, Nebraska. In re estate of James i N U(.c t0 Cr,Milors, A I son. deceased. I Notice is hereby irtven that tliere will lie a lieariiiiroiu-laims acalnst the estate of James Allison, deceased, at my oftice IntlieClty of I'lattsmoutb, County of Cass. Nebraska, on January -Jtitb, ltm", at o'clock, a. m.. and on Juneanh, nm7, at9oVlH-k a, m and that ail claims not tiled la-fore Jtine-.lith, ll7, will lie barred from partlclpatlnir In said estate. Dated this bMli day of IH-eemla'r, A. 1)., HIM. Ity tne t oun, HahvetD. Travis. Iseal.1 Ctiunty Judm. LEGAL NOTICE. TaCuIIU A Vunir Vmi will tiikfl nntii'p that on the aith day of Novonilnr. I W Hi, Wash A. Youmr, iHainuiT, niru iuh iH'iuum in wit l tut vft tin rt. of Cuss con nt v. N'etirnska.airaitist you, tlie object and prayer of such is-tlllon Is to obtain a dlvotve from you on the grounds of anlMmoitllliillll Onfl fllMAIl fl,n. You are required to answer said tietltlon on or liefore tlie l4tn uay 01 .lanuary. iwi.or juiik ment of divorce will lie entered In favor of said plaintiff, as prayetl Tor in tuts iietiuon, I .......I tl.lu iitli iltiv i.f nrini)M.r. IIMIlt. Wash A. oii.nh. riulntlff. LEGAL NOTICE. I. r.,,,.,.. r-.,,iC Com f-onntir. elirnskn. Intlm miitln.nt lliA JMl.lll ,,f A til I If. V1 M P. deceased. All persons Interested In suld estate are hereby notified ttiata petition nas iwen tiled in said court alletrlnir that said deceased fliA.l liin.rli.i, nn lnut uiill nnfl lim 11 MIT f or Hll ministration mxin his estate, and that a hear ing will lie bad upon said petition liefore said court on the 7th day of January, 1W)7, and that if they fall to appear at said court on the said 7tlwlat nf InmitO'i A 11. 11117. At. U O l IllCU R. in in iiintiwt. uulil iietltlon. tlie court, mav jriant the same and if rant aammistration to mw.v WeU-r or some other suitable ix-rson and liroi-eeu to a settlement inereoi. it,-1 In, Pmiri llAiivir I). Thavih. IcealI County Judint Excellent Christmas Eierclses Have Besn Prepared bj Various Grades. WILL EE HELD FRIDAY AFTERNOON Recommend Present Pottmatter, A special from Washington says "Conuressman Pollard, before leaving for his home at Nenawka this after noon recommended, the reappoint ment of Chester II. Smith as post master at Plattsmouth." This an nouncement is received with much re joicing by Mr. Smith's many friends in this city. There are no better men anywhere than Chet Smith and one that attends more strictly to his own business does not exist. His record as postmaster will compare favorably with that of any such officials in the state and Congressman Tollard has displaced considerable wisdom In re commending Postmaster Smith's re appointment. We care not how you suffered, nor what failed to cure you. Ilollister's Pocky Mountain Tea makes the puni est. weakest specimen of man or wo manhood strong and healthy. 35 cents, Gerlng &Co. Those sixteen button gloves make handsome Xmas gifts. See Dovey's, Celebrates Sixty-fourth Anniversary. Joseph Smith, wboleft here a couple of weeks since to visit his sons In Mis souri, (his former home) was agree ably surprised on his Glth anniversary bv his three sons. Dan, Ed and John surprising him by celebrating the event on Sunday last, December lutn, In a most becoming manner. It proved to be a most pleasing affair, not only to the father and sons and their iami lies, but also to the many Invited guests, who were there to assist In de vouring a most sumptuous dinner pre pared In honor of the event. The Journal trusts that Mr. Smith may live to enjoy many more such haprj occasions. Dee's LaxatlveCuuKh.Syrupcontaln ing Honey and Tar is especially appro priate for children, no opiates or nolsnns of any character, conforms to the conditions of tho National Pure Food and Drug Law, June 30, l!iO For Croup, hooping Cough, etc. It exDcls Coughs and Colds by gently moving the bowels. Guaranteed. Sold by Goring & Co's drug store. Good carving sets make excellent Christmas presents. A complete line will be found at Bauer's Hardware store. A special discount on all of our Base Burners and Heating Stoves for the next few days. II. L Ascmlssen & Son. John WTestlake of Eagle Sundayed with his brother here. II. A. Wait pulled in Tuesday, and will visit at the home of O. II. Eggles ton for awhile. Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Cox have had a very sick baby this week. The little fellow has been on the verge of pneu monia. Mrs. Geo. Skyles and daughter are visiting in the western part oi the state during the holidays Andrew Stohlman and family de Darted for Oklahoma Tuesday where they will visit relatives for an inde Unite period. II. A. Gillespie returned Friday from his visit In the western part of the state. A. A. Wallinger was In our burg Saturday. L. E. Thlracan and family are down from Lincoln and will spend the noli days "at home." W. O. Gillespie and wife Sundayed with A. A. Wallinger and family P. G. Davton of the Kansas Land & Townsite company transacted business here Monday Wm. Knaus and family returned from Oklahoma Sunday Mrs. II. J. MacArthur returnedfrom Omaha Wednesday Miss Mavme Schewe pulled in Wed nesday from her week's visit to Lin coin. Turner McKlnnon and family, of Bennett, are visiting relatives in Mur dock this week. Mrs. R. B. Cox returned from University Place Friday, where she had been visiting her sister, Mrs. John Currant. Rev. Lehman came home' Friday from a two weeks stay near Kenesaw, where he had been assisting in re vival meetings Emil Kuehn and Chas. West made a deal Monday, whereby Charley became boss of the shop, for a time at least, and Emll will go to Lincoln, soon to take a course in a barber college After which he will likely come back and take charge of the shop again. John Arres and A. E. Frascher will give a shooting match Friday Henrv Bornemeier and Wm. Knaup joined the landscekers excursion to South Dakota Monday Miss Alice Lau entertained the Kensington Wednesday. Dainty re ajjshments were served Our local blacksmith, Jacob Goehry, purchased the three-cornered piece of land south of town which was formerly a narfc of the townsite. There was about sixty acres In the piece and Mr Goehry paid about one hundred dollars per acre for it, which we think is a very good Investment Dr. II. J. MacArthur of this burg, and Dr. Mungerof Elm wood perform ed a surgical operation on Miss Maud Gorsage Wednesday morning. The doctors removed an abeess which had been causing her some trouble of late. The patient 19 getting along nicely and will be out in a very short time. Ao Especially Good Program to be Given by the High School Parents and Public Cordially Invited. In the various rooms of tlie city schools Christmas programs will be given tomorrow afternoon by the pupils of ti e several grades and of the high school. For the past several weeks the teachers and pupils, anticipating the holiday vacation, have been devoting much time and effort in the prepara tion of the exercises to be held on Fri day afternoon before the schools close for the two weeks' recreation, which will doubtless be enjoyed by the In structors as well as by the scholars. In order that the parents, especially the mothers, may have plenty of time In which to reach the buildings for the beginning of the exercises, the schools will not open until half past one o'clock the first bell being rung at that time and the second bell at 1:4.1. The pupils will notice that there are only fifteen minutes between the bells. The parents and public are extended a cordial Invitation to attend the exercises. The high school sturlents have pre pared an exceptionally uooil program for the afternoon, which Is made up of the following numbers: Music, Charlotte Fit.er; recitation, Charles Klrchenblat; debate, "Resolved that the City of Plattsmouth Should Own and Operate a Lighting System af firmative. Chas Mapes, Kirk Bates; negative, Ernest Horn and Ray Smith; essay, Helen Jess; music, Marie Book- mcyer; recitation, Marie Douglas. Shotcuns, rifles and plenty of am munition can be found at H. L. Ase- missen & Son's. Gillette's Safety Razors will make a most appropriate Christmas present. They can be found at Bauer's Hard ware store. ESUY it tW THIS is the season when everybody commence to ' look around for their fall ami winter clothing. The early buyer usually j'ts the choice of the new styles, and the best jjoods. lore surest that you We would there- PROGRAMS IN CITY SCHOOLS Sccccccccccccc i 0 8 Call at our Store Early in the Season and let us show you the many new things we have in Men's and Hoys' Clothing, and everything in their wearing apparel from shoes to the hat. Our line this season in every department is much larger than ever before, and we earnestly mpicst you to call and "look us over." 0 -.I'itrt' Wm. iHolly 1 SCCOSCCOCCOSCOCOOOOOGCOCOSOCOSOCCOOOO The Best of all Holiday Gifts is an EDISON PHONOGRAPH ON VICTOR TALKING MACHINE 1 . 'Hia Mamrk Vok" Notice to Patrons. "Box rents must be collected at the beginning of each quarter for the entire quarter, but no longer. Ten davs before the last day of each quart er postmasters are required to place a bill (on form 1538 or 15.181 bearing the date of the last day of the quarter In each rented box. If a boxholder falls to renew his right to his box on or be fore the last day of a quarter the box shall then be closed and offered for rent and the mall will be placed In tho cencral delivery." F. M. Hitchcock, Acting Postmaster General Open the bow els and get the cold out of your system. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup opens the bowels and at the same time allays the Inllammatlon of the mucous membranes. Contains Honey and Tar. Drives out the cold and stops tho cough. Absolutely free from any opiates. Conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law Tlcasact to take. Sold by F. G. Frlcke &Co. silver snrl nlr-kte dated ware make good Christmas presents. See our line. II. L. Asemlsscn & Son. It is noticeable a cold seldom comes on when the bowels are freely open. Neither can it stay if they aae open. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup tastes as pleasant as maple sugar, b ree from all opiates. Contains Honey and Tar. Conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by F. G. Frlcke & Co. Keep the Children In School. It is a serious mistake when parents allow their children to leave school before the course Is finished, as It can not help but count against the ad vancement of the pupil when he Is compelled to stay out a week or more at a time. The work In school can not be as strong as it might be If the attendance Is good. Even the poorest farmer after planting a young tree of some choice variety In the best place for it to grow until It becomes useful would not think of retarding Its growth in some way. What would be the result during the growing season If he would put a close covering over the tender plant, keeping all light and moisture from it for two or three weeks at a time? Would it be right for blm to expect It to equal the others in beauty and fruit bearing1 at the time it is old euough to begin to show some results of the cultivation and care given it? What Is more suitable for a Christ mas present for your wife than a nice bed room suite, or handsome rug? Nothing. M. Hild, the furniture man, has just what you want. "Pioeulcs" (non-alcoholic) made from resin from our Pine Forests, used for hundreds of years for Bladder and Kldne? diseases. Medicine for thirty davs. tl. Guaranteed to give satisfac tion or money refunded. Get our guarantee coupon from Gering&Co. If vou are looking for a choice article of household furnishings for a Christ mas present, don't forget that M. Hild has just what you desire. Help Us Keep Our Dog at Home by buying your Edison Phono graph and Victor Talking Ma chine and Recordsof Phil. Sauter, Plattsmouth, Nebraska Remember there Is Only One Price ana FreeCorjcerts Daily. tWc have a full line for the HOLIDAY trade, ranging in A prlcee from 110 to $50. The EDISON Ii Records are'35 cents EDISON AND VICTOR RECORDS MAKES YOUR FRIENDS A NICE XMAS Presents. 35c, 60c and $1.00 Each u oc I VOL VI EXERCISE Is a tonic that quickens the cir culation and also bu lid s up and strengthens the body. INTERESTS ON DEPOSITS is a stimulant that makes a de positor want to incrcaso his ac count. We pay good Interest, as well as loan mon ey. Interest we pay "builds up" your bank ac count and helps you on to greater wealth. Our bank Is the place to "exercise" money at and get good Interest. First National Bank Fine Watches Diamonds Finger Rings of All Kinds Broaxhes a.nd Pins Silverware Ha.nd-painted Ch ina &.nd Novelties A JD ArXi At present the best sight in town is our IIANDSOMIC STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS, which includes the pick of the market in bright, fresh New Styles and Novelties for the Xmas Season, and we are waiting to show it to you. It Will Give You New Ideas to see Our Holiday Line because it contains everything to make people happy, whether they are old or young. Charming Gifts plenty o f them waiting your inspection. To look through our fine assort ment is a pastime to price the goods is a pleasure to possess them is a privilege. Come and see the best for Christmas in the TIIIv NKW, TIIK NOVKL AND TIIIv BKAUTIFU'I. It is a stock to pleasethe many and save tlie money c?f all who come. You'll trade with us simp ly because you can't duplicate the goods for the price. What eve. your wants may be, we can meet them with the MOST SIRAIJLK AND SATISFACT ORY SKLKCTIONS. I W rDARTf T Watchmaker and Jeweler 3 Open Nights ft C ,J Henry Mclslnger's daughter, Nettle, and son, Allle, were In Plattsmouth today with the lattcr's cousin, who Is to leave this afternoon for her home In Pckln, Illinois, after an enjoyable visit with relatives in this vicinity. I want to move the Mau.y stock af ter Xmas and am making prices to do It for me. See ad. II. K. Weidman. A full llncof the popular "Urownlc" skates, flood Christmas presents. II. L. Ascmlssen & Son. A letter received from Ed Mann, who went to Long Ilcach, California, several weeks ago, informs us that he Is In one of the large print shops of that city. Kd. sendsa remittance for the Journal, the need of which he has realized since leaving home. See our line of Kodaks and don t forT get that we "know-how" in photo graphy. Gerlng & Co. Sco our ad. In this paper of special prices on Holiday Goods at the Mau.y old stand. II. H. Wcldman. Fred Weidman, who was operated upon about a week ago at the St. KHz abeth Hospital at Lincoln, was re moved Tuesday evening to the homo of his sister, Mrs. Fred Krohler, In Havelock. Fred is recovering nlrrlv and expects to be home before Xmas. Table linens are appropriate, as well as useful for Ymas. Special pri ces on linen at Dovey's. Now is the time to buy Holiday Goods at half price at Mauzy's old i stand. U.K. Weidman. LflllfiTO I MI VSTAB The Original Laxative Cough Syrup containing Honey and Tar. An Improvement over alt Cough, t j tj....l. r.l D.m,i;.i Pluiiint in tha tactA mil vnnd slikn inr vnt,n and nM. All rAiioh Pleasant to the taste and rood alike for voune and old. All coueti vrupi containing opiates constipate the bowels. Bee'a l axative Honey and Tar movea the bowelt Lung and Bronchial Remedies. tvrura containinE opimici c"iiiit''c 'vwv,. - i-ai,v humit ihu iuvvv m vvi.n and contains no opiatei. Prepared by PINE-ULE MEDICINE COMPANY, CHICAGO. U. S. A. Drug Store Sett it fERIr'ff 0'