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NOW IS THE TIME TO LOOSC FOR THAT NEW SPRING SUIT!
And we believe it is our duty to let you know that we have the proper things in all kinds of Men's and Boy's Suitings. Our Line .of1
Gents' Furnishincs was never more complete, and we honestly believe we can please you in this Department. We also have a full and
complete line of Shoes. - We. all have a handsome line
of Neckwear, Spring Underwear,'"Etc. Give us a call
when you want anything in our lime.
WM. KIOLLY. Plattsmouth, Nebraska,
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Classified Advertisements
LAMi lil'VKKS. Tin- ntM i-lnwn;-s In Ot
tawa County IuikN iniiUrs It lfijnTiitlv;
lltut If you intfiKl luyln :it tin- prrsriit reas
onable prli'cs yon must buy at once. Kxtm
(fixxl Soionion Valley litmls at from JtlJ.50 to
tWO CO r urn; atil pasture laiitls at from
I.VUUto iJ.UO. Writi: me. or eome at oiiro.
Wire when slarlliiK- Kli. A. IAVia.
.MlniifHiolis, Kaimis.
INVKST your money In Howard County. Ne
braska lands where It U safe; where values
lire right. I have large list of sale and trade
proijosltlon.
13-
II. II. Van Dkcak.
St. 1'aul. Nebraska.
OK I.A'I M A A quarter HWtlon of whoot
land. iZMO. Kasy terms. Farmers with
limited means write, enclosing Uve stamps
for county map of Oklahoma.
13-1 J. 1. IIkckkh Medford. Oklahoma.
HOI.T COI.'NTY 1ANI-M73 acre ran-h.
i'lenty of farm and hay land, timber and
running water. Want smaller farm. 33)
acres Improved farm six miles out. Herman
.settlement. Must sell. Fkki IUkci.ay.
1 3-4 Stuart. Nebraska.
THK ItKA.os VAI.L.KY Is the richest In
Texas, splendid corn, cotton and clover.
No. Illlz.ards. Cool Summers. Ideal winters,
liest markets. Price 115.00 to OZI.S0.
IllI.ANO P. lOCKH)I).
lCosenburg, Texas.
I'orn.erly of Nebraska. I5-
TWO very fine sectiom of land well located,
with some alfalfa, to exchange for mer
chandise or hardware, also some smaller
triu-ts. This is worth Investigating If you
have something of the kind to exchange.
SiiKHKiAN County IaniCo..
13-4 Hoxle, Kansas,
BOONE COUNTY FA KM CHF.AP ) acres.
KW acres timothy and clover 130 acres In
crops. 70 acres natural grass all good smooth
clay land. 0 room house and out buildings,
good barn, 3 miles from Primrose Vt mile
from school. Price JSO.OU per acre If sold soon.
This is a genuine bargain. Address.
AsnnitoOK ititos.
15-4 Primrose. Nebraska.
KANSAS FAUM WO acres. gxd title, good 3
room frame house, stable, well and mill,
fenced. 1 0 acres in cultivation. SO acres
wheat, all goes if sold prior to April first. 3
miles Colllngwood. t" miles Meade. All smooth,
level land, a real bargain at 5.000
I. U. ;nn;ciS. Owner.
!et tuwy Meade. Kansas.
15-4
SMITH II I Cos. K FA LTV CO.. Sutherland
Neb. Writes us for prices on Lincoln Co,
Nebraska lands where corn and wheat made
from r5 to 45 bushels per acre. Price from
four to sixteen dollaii i-r acre. listance to
market :! to 13 miles. Y-
F1CFF. HOMK.STF.AOS: We are ready to lo
cate you on Oovernmcnt lain! in the"Wliite
!' dist rid of Meade County, where you will
find the best farm land west of the Missouri
river in South Pakota. Phillip is the natural
railroad point from which to reach this district
and our terms are always ready. Locations
truaranteed. West Land Co. Phillis. S. I.
15-4
CFNTi: AL MISSOl'KT FAKMS.-For farms
and homes that will prove IhiHi satisfac
tory and profit able, write for new illustrated
lit. li'd farms descriled and priced.
(J. W. Hamilton X Son. Fulton. Mo. 13-1
SOl'TII PAKOTA LAN PS: We oiler good
fanning lauds in F.dm uuds county, prairie
lands frjni ?U up. and Improved farms SJ0.00
and up. cli.se to good towns. Correspondence
solicited: agents wanted. Fkank P. Pkkicy
Lank Co. .M.inslield and Ioyalton. South
Dakota. 1.--4
Umiiiestionatily the best investment on
earth, rl.ono will buy a farm In Charles.
Mix or Kruie county. Fasy terms. Write for
particulars. Po It today. Missorui Valley
Land Co.. I5ijou Hills. South Dakota. 18-4
AICKANSAS VALLFV IN F.ASTFKN COL
OICAPO: Farmers getting rich raising
sugar beets, alfalfa, melons and feeding live
stock. These lands are Irrigated by the Am
ity Canal and Keservolrs. which have the best
water rights in Colorado. New thriving towns
and sugar factories. Terms one-third down,
balance? years. 6 percent. Agents wanted.
ls-4 John Duncan. Holly. Colo.
Oklahoma Alfalfa farms, cheap rich prairie,
timber, improved and raw land. Write
now for lists and particulars. Small pay
ments down, balance on easy terms. The
Jennings Co.. Oklahoma City, Okla. IS-
Thomas County Kansas land for sale. Beau
tiful smooth half section, half mile school,
four miles from Spica Switch, six miles of
Monument, fifteen miles from Colby, six miles
and half from Mingo. Only 213.50 per acre;
terms siven on part, title perfect. 180 acres
good land with small draw. ?U.OO per acre.
CJood terms.
Climb the steps and see me and save money
Office over Thomas County Rank.
Joseph Sager & Son.
l-4 Colby. Kansas.
I sell lands In Norton Pecatur ICawllns
and Cheyenne counties. Kansas. Bargains
In the best lands In the west. I have them
they are for you. Want Vm?
J. M. Shcey.
ls-4 Norcatur. Kansas.
B
uy land of a reliable firm. CAKPENTEK.
SON & Co.. dealers In farm lands and
ranches. Webster county lands. ICed Cloud.
Neb. Also locating agents for western
braska. Kansas and Colorado.
Ne-1s-4
FICEE HOMESTEADS! U.imh lands ami
up. farm lands -rlo and up. a few good
homesteads, good corn, alfalfa and potato
lands, gjod water ten to twenty feet.
ls-4 Sopex LAND Co.. Laird. Colo.
Are you interested In lands? We have wild
and improved lands iu Eastern and Wes
tern North Dakota. Can locate you on a
homestead or sell you lands in the rich sugar
lieet country. Hoixoway A Kellox;g.
ls-4 Lakota. N. D.
Write Kellcy's Land Company. Mitchell.
South Dakota, for their Ix aullful two col
ored map of South Pakota. free of charge,
and price list of their hind. H-4
FOKSALK: A horse ranch including horses.
Write us and we will submit you our very
lilM-ral offer. Also a complete list of choice
farm lands. Iuwin ;hain .V Lani Co..
1H-4 IMunt. South Dakota.
ATTKNTION: lo you want choice fruit
lands, farms and ranches in Idaho's most
Iteautlful valley while they can be had cheap?
Climate superb, railroad survey now com
plete. Address Lkmiii Ukai.ty Co..
1H-4 Salmon, Idaho.
We have South Dakota farms for sale at
f fom f I'J 0O to f 1ft 00 per acre. Write us for
descriptions. Rartine& McLain.
offices at Murdo. Presho and Oacoma, South
Dakota. 18-4
What do you think of this .tM acres irrigated
California land for $330. Write for par
ticulars. F. M. Kouhkk, Llsnon.
North Dakota. State where you saw this add
when you write. 18-
We own and control Improved farms. ranches
grass lands, which we will sell direct to
homeseekers and Investors, saving to you
agents commissions. Write for our booklet
and free map; It is free for the asking.
Fi.se Land Company. Inc.
lrt-4 KedOeld or Doland, South Dakota.
SOUTH-EAST MISSOURI LANDS FOK
SALE 3t37 acres of Virgin Timber Lands
In solid body, located In New Madrid Co..
Mo. Kail road rnns through tract, will cut
eight thousand feet to the acre, timlter is
large and of good quality, no better farm
lands to be found. Price lil.00 per acre. Will
sell all in one or will make it In three tracts.
For further particulars or plat write
18-4 S. S. Thompson. Portagevllle. Mo.
Correspond with Texas
Banking and Invest
ment Company.
(1'nlncorporated.)
HOUSTON. TEXAS
Regarding realty in
vestments and
southwestern
securities.
Established ability and in
tegrity of management.
Private bankers and dealers in high
class mortgages, suburban realty and
acreages. Can use money at 6 percent
on certificates of deposit 9 months, or
longer, to replace in 10 per cent mort
gages. Satisfaction assured on all
transactions. 500 moderate priced city
lots to place. 18-1
Notice of Application for Liquor License
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons in
terested and to the public, that the under
signed II. F. Kami, has tiled his lUtion and
application in the ortice of the city clerk, of
the city of Louisville, county of Cass, and
state of Nebraska, as required by law. signed
by the reiiuited number of resident free-holders
of the said city, setting forth that the ap
plicant is a man of resiect able character and
standing anil a resident of the state of Nebras
ka, and praying that a license may be issued
tothesaid II. E. Kand for the sale of malt,
spirituous and vinous liiiuors for the ier
iixl of one year from the date of the hear
ing of said api.licat ion in a building situated
on t he north part of lot one hund-ed and eighty
(1N.I). of the said city of Louisville. Nebraska.
II . K. HAND. Applicant
April 23. l'.Mis.
Notice to Creditors.
Sate of Nebraska. ' .
County of Cass. I
Intlie matter of the estate of Catherine Stadel
nian. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the creditors of
said deceased will meet the executrix of said
estate liefore me. County Judge of Cass Coun
ty. Nebraska, at the county court room in
Plattsmouth. in said county, on the 2 day of
May. ltHs. and on the 17 day of Octoher, litis, at
ten o'clock, a. m., of each day. for the purpose
of presenting theirclalms for examination, ad
justment and allowance.
Six months are allowed for the creditors to
present their claims from the 17th of April.
lWs. and one year for the executrix to settle
said estate from the 4th of April. 190S.
Witness my hand and seal of said County
Court at Plattsmouth, Nebraska, this 4th day
of April, lyot. ALLEN J. BEESON.
(seal.. County Judge.
D. O. Dwyer. Attorney for Estate.
The Dovey Girls Return
On the same ship (the Minnehaha)
which brought home Mrs. W. J. Bryan
and daughter, Ruth, came also the
Misses Alice and Ella Margaret Dovey.
In the importeau, operas, on the way
over Miss Alice sang, and made a great
hit, and received a wireless message,
asking her not to make an engagement
until she had seen the sender, as he
was desirous of securing her. At New
York she engagedVith Hough & Adams,
who are putting on the "Stubborn Cin
derailla," which will open at Chicago
on May 25th. No expense is being
spared to make this a decided hit. They
will open at the New Princess Theatre.
Jack Barrimore will be in the cast.
Miss Ella Margaret will probably arrive
home next Sundav.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea never
fails to tone the stomach, purify the
blood regulate the kidneys, liver and
bowels. The greatest spring tonic,
makes and keeps you well. 35 cents
Tea or Tablets.
For sale by Gering & Co.
Help the local ball team by attending
the game Saturday afternoon. An inte
resting game is assurred. Plattsmouth
vs. South Omaha. . Admission. 25c. .
DISASTROUS FIRE
AT MURDOCH
Store Building ot John Leis Burned
Tuesday Night Fully Insured
The store building owned by John
Leis of Murdock was totally consumed
by fire Tuesday evening, and it re
quired heroic work by all the citizens,
and the fire department to prevent the
spread of the fire to the adjacent build
ings. . The glass in the windows of
Langhorst & Rughe's store and the
bank building were broken by the fire.
The building was occupied for a pool
hall and restaurant, both of which were
consumed, and also the household goods
of the family living in the upper story
of the building. W. E. Rosencrans,
who was at Elmwood, could plainly se
the blaze and was at Murdock to visit
the ruins yesterday.
Roll of Honor
Following are those who have sent
in the wherewith to avdance their sub
scription mark on the Semi-weekly
Journal to 1909. We shall endeavor in
this way to acknowledge the receipt of
all monies paid on the weekly edition.
If you fail to find your name in the list
please notify us at once, and if you
have not received credit it may be
looked after at once. At the same
time please accept our thanks for the
remittance
Edward Sprieck, Stanton, Neb.
Ed. Gansemer, Nehawka.
Sam Tscherrin, Plattsmouth.
James Allison, Murray.
J. H. G. Hasenyager, North Platte.
Will A. Clineburg, Tecumseh, Neb.
Mrs. Ella Bussler, Bethany, Neb.
Franklin E. Bourscious.Hood River,
A. F. Seybert, Plattsmouth.
F. W. Nolting, Plattsmouth.
J. B. Seybolt, Murray.
Wm. H. Wiles, Weeping Water.
Fritz Lau, Murdock.
Mrs. Chris Christensen, Lead, S. D.
M. S. Zarr, South Bend.
L. R. Seybolt, Murray.
W. H. Seybert, Plattsmouth.
John Wiles, Plattsmouth.
B. F. Hoback, Nehawka.
L. H. Petersen, Plattsmouth.
Coon Stoehr, El Peno, Okla.
Mont Robb, Norfolk, Neb.
W. H. Lair, Bridgport, Iowa.
Bert Morrow, Funk, Neb.
II. LehnhofF, Lincoln.
Chas. Hipp, Lyons, Neb.
R. C. Dill, Wellington, Colorado.
M. S. Davis, Wellington, Colo.
C. M. Seybert, Cedar Creek.
Albert Pappe, Union City, Oklahoma.
John Ilirz, Plattsmouth.
Dr. J. B. Jack, Omaha.
Adam Meisinger, Cedar Creek.
J. II. Schmidt, Avoca, Neb.
Ferdmano Lau, Murdock.
August Stohlmann, Louisville.
Chas. Teipel, Creighton, Neb.
Lawrence Stull, Plattsmouth.
Albert Storer, Corydon, Ind., paid by
D. J. Pitman.
C. DJ Clotfelter, Mynard.
S. M. Stradley, Greenwood.
W. H. McDaniel, Murray.J
Joe Burton, Murray.
John Gauer, Cedar Creek
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A JvAMB BACK?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
cures made by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-
J CTV III Root, the great kid-
uci icuimi
It is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century ;
discovered after years
of scientific research
by Dr. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
nric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
ommended for everything but if you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be
found'just the remedy you need. It has
been tested in so many ways, in hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved so successful in every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have a sample
bottle sent free by mail, also a book tell
in 5 more about Swanip-rRoot, and how to
find out if vou have kidney or bladder trou
ble. When writing mention reading this
rprifrnn offer in this paper and send your
address lo Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton,
N. Y. The regular
fiftv-cent and one-
& -
dollar size bottles are Homo of Swamp-Eoot
sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer s fewanip-KOOi,
and the address, Binghamton, N. Y., on
every bottle.
EST &
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A VERY PRETTY
APRIL WEDDING
Mr. Walter J. Schneider and
Miss Marie Blotzer Uni
ted in Marriage
With the home of the grooms father,
J. J. Schneider, decorated almost as
lavishly as nature in her profussion,
gives the leaves to the trees, the blos
soms and foilage to all nature and the
grasses to the fields, was the prepara
tion made for the celebrating of the
wedding of his son, Walter J. Schnei
der, and Miss Marie Blotzer. There
was a busy, happy hum of occupation
by everyone around the household of
Mr. Schneider all the morning, and at
highnoon, when the crowds had assem
bled and all was in readiness, nothing
seemed wanting, for every minutia had
been attended to and all the appoint
ments were complete, when the wed
ding prosession entered the parlor,
where an arch of the choicest of flow
ers and vines had been consturcted
under which the bride, Miss Marie
Blotzer, leaning upon the arm of the
groom, Walter J. Schneider, halted,
and followed by Harry Meisinger the
best man, and Miss Hattie Blotzer the
bride'smaid, before Judge A. J. Bee
son. With but a second's pause the judge,
with his kindly face lighting up with a
pleasant smile, bade the young people
join their right hands, and with the
completion of the ceremony which uni
ted the lives of two of our most estima
ble young people, bestowed upon them
his blessing.
After congratulations, which were
given by almost one hundred guests
present, they sat down to a sumptions
dinner, where was spread everything
To this repast all did their best and the
supplies had been so well looked after
that there seemed as much when they
had finished as when they had bgan.
During the afternoon games and
social conversation were indulged in
viewing of the numerous presents, and
the day's festivities woundup with a
dance in the evening. The newly mar
ried pair will make their home on the
farm of the groom's father where they
will be at home to their friends after
May first,
750,000 Dead.
A medical journal stated, that while
during the civil war 210,000 men fell in
battle, we are losing now every four
years over 750,000 persons from tuber
culosis alone. Considering that this is
a preventable disease we are at a loss
to understand why our people are so
negligent. Newspapers often called the
attention of their readers to the fact that
consumption can be avoided, or cured in
the start, by maintaining the digestive
organs in full strenght. The disease
can invade only weakened systems. We
again advise all readers to take as soon
as their appetite will decline, and with
it their usual strength, Triner's Ameri
can Elixir of Bitter Wine, the natural
tonic and blood (purifier) builder. It
acts directly on the stomach and intes
tines, giving them full digestive strength
and so making new, pure blood. It will
make you vigorous and able to with
stand many attacks of disease. At drug
stores. Joseph Triner, 616-622 So. Ash
land ave., Chicago, III.
Republican Committee Scared.
A dispatch from Lincoln, under data
of yesterday says : "Grave and import
ant political secrets were discussed at
the meeting of the executive committee
of the republican state central com
mittee tonight. The confab was held at
the Lindell hotel headquarters and only
members of the committee were ad
mitted.
"Organization was the theme of the
discussion. Incidentally it was decided
to inform the main committee as diplo
matically as possible that the campaign
this fall would be a bruising fight rather
than a festive frolic. Rumors that the
headquarters would be moved to Omaha
were denied. However, these stories
were persistent. 'Scared at your
shadow. ' was the retort a member of
the committee made to an anxious Lan
casterite. 'Not on your life, ' retorted
the partisan. 'Down here we are
scared about the landslide to Bryan."
Bail Game Saturday
Remember the ball game between
Plattsmouth and South Omaha Satur
day afternoon at the ball park. This
will be a most interesting game, and
should be attended by a large crowd.
The High school boys have an excellent
team, and thej' should be encouraged to
keep up their courage by a large at
tendance Saturday afternoon. . Admis
sion, 25 cents.
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IT IS
Never do anything on a
Friday. Never have anything
to do with No. 13. Listen
to these:
George Washington was
born on a Friday.
The Declaration of Inde
pendence was signed on a Fri
day. The battle of Bunker Hill
was fought on Friday.
And if you should come on
a Friday and buy a pair of
shoes being our thirteenth
shoe customer. What would
happen? Simply this what
ever pair of shoes you selected
would be yours ABSOLUTE
LY FREE OF CHARGE.
Do you call that bad luck?
I G. DOVEY &
Work With Royal Neighbors
There will be a meeting of the Roya
Neighbors, the ladies lodge of the
Modern Woodman of America tomor
row afternoon, when it will be tried to
awake them to more active work than
has been done for some time past.
Mrs. C. D. Keltner, of Nehawka, is in
the city and will be present, and de
liver a talk as the deputy organizer of
the society, with the object in view of
getting a more efficient lodge here.
Should she fail to awaken a proper in
terest in the lodge steps will immed
iately be taken to institute as new one.
A. S. Will was a visitor at South Om
aha this morning.
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THE DRUGGISTS.
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Returned Home From West
Mrs. E. E. Monroe, who has been
visiting in the city for some days past
with her parents, S. I'arnhart and
wife, returned to her home a Pacific
Junction last evening on the late Bur
lington train, and was accompanied by
her sister, Miss Lucy Barnhart, who
just arrived home yesterday from
Parks, in the western part of the
state, where she has been teaching for
the past year.
Mrs. Lawrence Trility and daughter.
Miss Louise, were visitors in Omaha
this morning with friends, and after
which they will visit at Lincoln and
Havelock before returning home.
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