, . . . . , i i Bee to take and" make a hook of It on the local market. A freight service
Tn6 rlQttSinOlItn JOUrilQI hlch t0 hans tangled skein of established would result la making
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT ' -PLATTSMOUTH.
NEBRASKA.
R. A. BATES, Publisher.
bra:ika.akkccood clasa matuir.
$1,50 Per Year In Advance.
Prohibition Whisky.
LTTufsvllle Courier-Journal.
The federal government has is
sued a rraud order to stop the bus
iness of a mail order establihhment
at Newport which advertised to sell
fine Kentucky" whisky at 50 cents
a quart. According to the state
ment of the chemists who analyzed
the beverage It Is composed of alco
hol and water and coloring matter.
An Illinois purchaser says it froze
in his room. What It did In his
internal workings" is another story,
as Mr. Kipling is wont to remark.
Here we have an illustration of the
workings of prohibition. It Is stated
that 8,000 letters are now In the
Newport postoffice addressed to the
concern and that it has probably
managed to clear $g0,000 by selling
imitation whisky through mall or
ders.
If alcoholic beverages are used at
all It Is wise to be temperate In con
suming them. But It Is outrageous
folly to drink a mysterious mixture
which Is misbranded "whiskey," and
which may cause iio end of evil or
possible death. Yet, a mail order
concern opens up for business with
a stock of alcohol and water and col
oring matter and does a "land of
fice" business In prohibition terri
tory. In theory the prohibition sec
tion Is "dry." In fact, It Is wet with
strango decoctions masqurading as
whisky. Who is benefitted?
I ryan abuse. N$ grain of truth is bo
mall that the Bee is not willing to
magnify it into a mountain of over
whelming greatness and importance;
o occasion too far fetched and ri
iculous for the Bee to draw; no
ess-pool Is so filthy but that the Bee
this city a center for butter, eggs,
poultry, and all farm products be
sides putting the west end of the
county into direct and speedy com
munication with the east at small
cost. The investigation of this sub
Vet will show the Immense posslbill-
Nollw of Kale I'ndrr Chattel Mortgage.
Notice Is hereby given that by vir
tue of a chattel mortgage dated July
6, 190K, to secure the payment of the
sum of $123.00 with Interest thereon
at the rate of ten(10)per cent from naid
date. Sahl mortgage having been duly
filed In the office of the Countv Clerk
of Cass County, Nehranka and exe
cuted by Mark V. J'ratt to Perry
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1UCUU3 iu irui ua uiauiu auu yuisuu . wij ouiu.u.y, tv.u mc to the Klrstt National Hank of Platts
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t.le- Mtv vhli-h la all rlvht .'hon ' "l ul'" " "ion
VIA VI i J u a u tJ aaaa n
fill plunge its hands in it up to the ties of it. The proposed line to
houlders, if by so doing it can find Omaha would merely tend to make
arv 25. 1909. at ten o'clock a. m. !
The moeting will be held for the
election of n'ne (9) dlrectora to serve
during the ensuing year, and for
the tranwactlon of such other business
as may legally come before It.
W. P. Dl'RKEE,
Secretary.
Omaha, Nebraska, January 6, 1909.
ts natural bent for detraction.
The Bee is not injuring Mr. Bryan,
f course.
looked at from the property utand-
gSKG tiiere in due aud unpaid the same
original sum with interest there
on at the rate of ten (10)
Neither is it injuring the point but which would not have the made in the payment of sal ,1 1 sum and
I I with InlArAfltd iluifunn of t l.n BA .
emocratic party. It is merely dis- benefit to business that the line to ten (10) percent. Default having been
....... .j . . . c . ,, ,. I made in the payment of said sum, and
ustlng fair-minded and decent peo- the west would. Such a line would no suit or other urocccdimra at iw
. , ' , . ... It. mi .t . . . naving Deen lnmnuiou to recover said
pie, republicans and democrats alike, build up the country and the towns debt, or any part thereof, therefore
,V . , . . .i. . . ... ,. . Mie undersigned will sell the property
ii u iinuno n .au mane iivuuiai vv-bii nuv.u iv nuuiu ium miu i in bhiu nioriguge aescriuea viz., l bay
I I marA 7 vauu ..1.1 n...i ..1. i lien 1 1. . . .
ranital bv belnir little and contemn-1 work to the advantage of the entire bav mare H vpnra'nlri well.). iiAft n
, ,. Ti ,. . ... puono auction at trie property of
ible it is merely attesting anew Its community. It would be well for Perry Marsh at the corner of Patter-
. , , . . .. . , . . ,. ... fn and Lincoln avenue. In the city of
aclllty for making mistakes. Mr. the Commercial Club to consider this Piattsmouth, Nebraska on the 29th day
i or jnn nrv. m mi at nr.. A'yi...i n
Bryan and the Bee are both too well and give It a trial. A committee to of said day.
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Kiiuiiu in ieuiuaa. Lilt: tuaiaiit'r ui luvcoiigaio tuc yuDoiuiimro ui iud
both Is too much a matter of public
knowledge to make it possible for
Mr. Bryan to suffer in the public
steem because of the dally column
f drivel the Bee emits against him.
The latest excuse for idiotic at-
ack is characteristic.
route and the feelings of the people
along It would be In order.
Nebraska. Assignee of Mortens a
D. O. Dwycr,
Attorney.
Elmwood; '
The funeral of Mrs. George Dun-
kle was held yesterday . afternoon
from the Christian church. Elder
Cyrus Alton was in charge of the
Mrs. Dunkie was a member
Who's Who in Nebraska.
It is not recorded that even NapO'
leon recited orations on how to be
Mr. Bryan is successful when he trod the lonely service.
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enorted as havine commended a bill Uhorps of St. Helena, nor that Rob- vl noiior ana oi me
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tuuiiiB unuie iuo ji-B'Bivuie au- en n. uko utuiveieu ivuvuira uu uf i,..H un,i ,).. ., v,n,i.
unu mice aiuail Vlliiuitril Iliailjr
norizing trie collecting and correia- cess alter a shadow bad fallen on friends mourn her loss
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ion or existing departments in tne southern gallantry at Appomatax, or Ed Carper and family of Farnam
tate university Into a school of clti- that Charles V told the monks how Neb., are visiting at the home of Dan
zenship. If the university could togaln the world after he had left Zellers. While here their little girl,
trlve for or fulfill a more useful the court for the monastery, or that hree ?e.ar" 0 d' ntract.Pd pneumon
ia, ana is seriously ill.
iirnnno tnnn tn nrhnnt In tho rnniilro. I PlrhnrH nf ninrhnalor in M inn far. I
The Plattsmntlth TplonhnnA Pnm.
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mt-uis oi me ucst ciuaeusuip tue iner-worm uow iu cuuuue. pany is installing a new switchboard
oung men who are committed to after Bosworth But Victor Rosewa- in the building recently completed,
ts care it would be interesting to ter, after the 1908 campaign, came to and in a short time patrons will be
avo that nurnose deslenated. Yet Lincoln Tuesdav nleht. eathered Berved from the new central office,
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one would think from a perusal of about him the republican minority T" "';- "
was the scene of a pretty wedding
he Bee for the last several days, that In the senate and told them what sue- at nIeh noon Tuesdav Tnmmrv iq
Ir. Bryan, in approving this bill, cess was, how It was to be gained The contracting parties were Mr.
as aiming a deadly attack upon the and what a fine thing success is. Clarence Ohm, well and favorably
niversity. at the government, and Which shows, it is presumed, that know to Elmwood society, and Miss
uucy uoswortn, a very popular young
lost of all at the republican party, the Corslcan, General Lee, the Span-
And the readers of the Bee are asked ish Charles and the last of the Plan-
woman from near Weeping Water.
The ceremony was conducted by El
der Cyrus Alton of Elmwood, in the
presence of quite a number of rela
tives and friends. After the cere
mony the guests retired to the spac-
Ionst dining room where an elabor
ate wedding dinner was served. The
groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Claus
f c a spKrr?n I
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and "which has bcea
ia use for over 30 yearn, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per-lyyz-
sonal supervision since its infancy.
i-CCCCAtU. Allow no one to deceive vou in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good "are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR! A
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
fiubstance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency.- It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
ccnuiriE CASTOR I A always
Bears the Signature of
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
VHC eiNTAun OOMMHT, T7 MUMMAV eTKCCT. MtW OBa aiTV.
Killing Small Town.
We live in au eia of progress. We o believe that Mr. Bryan's real pur- tagenetes were not onto their respea
are moving forward so rapidly that ose is to add to the university facul- tive Jobs.
there Is danger that some proposed y such eminent educators as "Fingy" Rosewater, who lives In Omaha,
so-called modern Improvements may ohnors, Governor Haskell, Boss which Is frequently said to bo In
be accented s beneficial which in Murphy. Tom Taeeart and Roger Nebraska, promised Nebraska to
their actual working out when prac- Sullivan, not to mention himself and Taft, took on himself the responsi
tirally tiled, would prove to be evils number of his political friends in bllity of the direction of a part of Ohm, residing west of Elmwood. Mr
In the guise of benefits. An illustra- Nebraska. the campaign, was a delegate to the and 1,rs- 0hm wiU reBlde on a farn longs to the chorus.
Hon of this is the proposition to turn! If there is no limit to tho scurrility J Chicago convention, showed up the
the postorflce department into a car-1 f the Bee there ought to be a limit fallacy of republican polities in his
rier of all kinds of miscellaneous o the tolerance and patience of its editorial columns and gave out the
merchandise by the adoption of a leaders. World-Herald. I impression thaht Rosewater and Ne
parcels post system. From a nation- braska were synonymous politically
ui nclnt of view one of the most ser- Out nf LfifiO nnsmpneora on th and hence that Nebraska was for
a few miles southwest of here.
While dipping water from a tub
on the back porch, Mrs Philander
Williams slipped and fell upon the
Icy walk receiving many bruises.
The revival meetings at the Chris
tian church continue with consider
able interest. The pastor, Rev. L. A.
Chapman is doing the evangelistic
work, assisted by Mr, and Mrs. Noah,
who have charge of the singing.. A
special feature of the meeting is an
organized children's chorus. These
little singers are known as "Sun
beams," and everyone wears a rib
bon to indicate that he or she be-
Mrs. Geo. Dunkie died at her home
southwest of Elmwood yesterday
morning after a brief illness. She
was the youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Buster, who were at
her bedside at the time of her death.
Beside her aged parents, the hus
band and three children mourn her
loss. The youngeBt child is a baby
about two weeks old. A number of
brothers and sisters have been noti
fied and are expected soon.
For a mild, easy action of the
bowels, a single dose of Doan's Reg
ulets is enough. Treatment cures
habitual constipation. 25 cents a
box. Ask your druggist for them.
lous dangers from this system Is the two ships Republic and Florida which Taft.
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inevitable effort that It would have,
ncls and transfer to the great cities
to throw Into the mall order chan-
nf tho country a vast volume of trade
now done In tho munll cities, coun
try towns and villages. That this
were In collosion near Newport.sev
eral days ago there was a loss of only
threo lives. The remarkable escape
of this great mass of peoplo from a
watery grave is directly attributable
to the wonderful invention wireless
They counted tho votes after the
November election.
Then came Mr. Rosewater to Lin
coln quietly. Ho told the j-epub-
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Sounty Fosiiior
Ucan minority in the senate what!?
measures tney snouiu am in passage, i
would bo an evil no one with a mind telegraphy, by which the ship was what ones they should defeat, how U
capable of thought can deny. Stu- enabled to call all vessels in tho they were to do It, what an oracle
pondous changes in tho methods of neighborhood to its assistance. This ' political wisdom ho was himself
transacting the business of dlstrlb- one thing alone should serve to make I a"d how comforting It was to know
utlng merchandise to tho consumers I the invention take Its place as the I that tho key-ring on which hung the
would result, aud tho result of every I greatest of the age. key to success was soldered on his
change would bo to transfer trade own wrist.
and population to the great cities. U A Gopher Bounty. Then Rosewater went home.
would practically wipe out the Job- The Journal believes that there is And tho minority is shaken with
bins trade and the country merchant lone law which more than any other I convulsions that resemble strangled
would inevitably become, as the post I would be of real benefit to the ntnt 1 laughter. Lincoln Star
master general says in effect, as has at largo should beassed by the legls-
become in Germany, a sales agent lature. Several prominent farmers
without any stock in trade, offering have called attention to the ravages
specific goods as they are sold, JuBt oT"gophers through their fields and
aa a manufacturer's agent does in the passage of an act niacin a boun-
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Mat of Nrbraaka la f'oaaty Court
For too Cuyatr of t'aaa.
In the matter of the eMtata of An sunt I
Stohlman. dnreaacd. I X
To Katherlna Maria Stohlman, Mln- I
nla I.oiiIh Ktohlman. Arnold Oonrira I Z
Htohlman, William t'rtderlek Stohlman I
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this country, requiring no more of ty upon these pests would be highly ottmra intereataJ.
the machinery of trade than la nec- m.v, ... .L0..U tCi.".?!.?;" J.e..h.'r? ??: A
. .. . I filed her petition In aald court alle-1 Z
w v.uuo.u.v u.. v.u.p v . number Of f ehU vh rh thraa rn-llnil imoni other thlnira. that Annuit Ct
antral factory or warehouse. Retail ,enU hftva blirrowB, thrnumS SOdh,o0.fhL.Cor',o. A
mcrrhanta nnm onrnviwl In trnilA In I . ... I life on the thirteenth day of December, I X
mercnanis now engagea in iraae initortt up untll they re wel, ngn a. v. 190, tnteatate. lavmB eatata to O
thnuaanita nf th smaller trd rnn. I .v. . I b dnilnlntered and praying that let-1 X
uousanas oi me smauer iraae cen-i Wf.P(via. Th , . vi .h.j ..ltr. or .imii.i,.nn. v 1......1 I
would be forced out of business, their I- ... vn. a v-,. ... "v' ..""""""."-.u .... . LA.
14 u uu.fi WUIIO UWU UUIVB UUi tne I uu miu lui lurr n'limru IUKI
lAM W.l.lfl hd ritUAil B ft 1 BAMtt I I W vn 1 " ITIIIlun Wilt II
i nuuau w iiunm muvi iu I .nl M flol ..'II. ..VI.. linn V Km. rv mh l.no - .. . A
great mall order house in a big city
would do the business. The people
employed to transact the business
would necessarily live in the cities
where the trade was done. In evory
a r
hearing on aalil netlllon will K nM I T
entire field actually making travel 2n .I,!el,rury tn- 1,0 h ho"" ' !
o'clock a. m. at the office of the un- I 1
aeraisnea t ounty Judire, at which time I
and place any and ali objection munt I T
ne mane and on file or the prayer oflIO
on horseback across the fields dan
gerous. One of the best acts of the
legislature would be to take up this
matter and take steps to assure the
eradication of this evil. A bill for
European country where the parcel. thlg purpo8e Bhould bo prcpttr(d and
post system exists, it has had this ,ntroduced at noce. Any farmer who
aald petition may be aranUd.
VMtnena my hand and official aeal
mii mm aay or January, a. it., 190.
Allen J. Itemon,
.... County Judge.
Itanmv nam soy,
Attorneva for nplltlnnar
Flrat publlahed January 21. 1901.
effect. The cities of those coun
tries in Europe have grown in pop
ulation and trade with stupendous
ftrtdcB, at the expense of the coun
try, since the parcels post system
bag undoubtedly been In vogue.
has had the misfortune to suffer from
the raids of these pests wjll cheer
fully endorse tho proposition.
MVTIt'K OK APPLICATION FOIt LIQ
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p.oiice in iiereny given to all peranni
Intcrented and to the public, that the
omlcriilKned. Henry ltii-ht wrln. m
fllcit 111. Ilftltllin .nil knitllnallnn Im
the office of the Count v flcrk nf i'nalt
TttA .M.nnnn.i i.i i ii i.. lPnnntv. Kntira.k. riiiii...i k. I X
tween Omaha and this city is all .h!!,,!:,r".wI K',t,'.V "rove Pte-
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'""ii nviinm ktiii inm i lie aiiiicant f
That system baa been one of the right as far as it goes but an In- ,m"n ?I ,r",,P"r,;,l fbarai tcr and
aianmnir and a rrlilint of the atate
great promoting influences toward terurban line from riattamouth to uiV""" VT.. "'! ."!
centralization of trado and population
in tho cities.
Mnnley, Murdock and Elmwood
would result In much more benefit to
this city than tho former. WcHt of
this city there" la a big stretch of
territory which Is naturally trlbu-
Tho Beo and Mr. Ilrynn.
Tho Omaha Tlco, iu Its dally bud
gcrlng and baiting of Mr. Bryan, has tary to this cly and from which It
ong slnco overstepped tho limits of should draw trade. The construction
decency. Nothing Is too petty, or too of this line would bring In hundreds
the eale of malt, "plrltmi., and vlnoii
ll'iunrn for the period of one year from
May 17. 10, ending May 17. 1910,
In a building on lot 1 In block 4.
In the village of tvr.ar Creek, In Klght
nine precinct, in .e Vounly, iNcbiaa-
Henry Leuchtwela.
' Applicant.
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Notice I. herehv Riven thnt the an-
mini meeting of the etockhohlera of the
liiirilnitton anil M mil I Klver Itnll.
rotut t'ouii'iiny In Nchrnnka will be held
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Who wants to buy a fine farm for less money and which will pay bigger
rate of Interest than your Cass County farms, and produce four tons of
alfalfa each season, and Bells for $8 per ton, $32 per acre. Read the '
descriptions In this advertisement.
Central City has one of the largest alfalfa mills in- the state, fur
nishes a fine market for all the alfalfa in the county.
640 acres, 2 miles north of Chapman, Neb., 300 acres in cultiva
tion, balance in hay and pasture. Two story frame house, 7 or 10 room
house. Practically new barn, 32x40 with mow, painted red;two wells,
.2 mills, other out buildings, fenced and cross-fenced, four wires, round
cedar, posts. Every acre level land, no wet or low land on the entire sec
tion. Soil black loam, 18 inches to 2 feet deep, clay subsoil. No better
land In the state. Corn husking out CO bushel to the acre, paying 8
percent on $100 an acre. Cash price for 30 days, $75 per acre. Can ',
make loan 5 years $26,000 at 6 per cent, optional payments.
400 acres, 4 miles from town, 100 acres in cultivation; 150 acres
more can be cultivated, balance too low, but is fine hay land, 1 M story
house, good barn for ten horses, cattle shed and all necessary out build
ings, 2 wells and 1 mill. All fenced and cross fenced. - Price for short
time $52.50 per acre. Can loan 50 percent of the above price. This
is a snap.
160 acres, 5 miles from Central City, 120 acres in cultivation, 40
acres in pasture, but all smooth land except 4 acres, which ia a llttlo
too low. Six room house, stable for 8 horses and other outbuildings; ' '
2 wells, 1 mill; 60 acres fall wheat, nice little grove. On R. P. D. and
phone In house. Price $62.50 per acre.
240 acres, 14 miles from Central City, 100 acres in cultivation,
balance in hay and pasture, good buildings, grove, Al land, 40 rods to
college and finest location and neighborhood in the county. Price $87.80,
good terms. Hay land will cut 2 tons per acre.
160 acres, 3 miles from town, 120 acres in cultivation, 20 acres in
hay, 20 acres pasture, 36 acres fall wheat, small house, barn and
x grove. Every acre fine farm land, but buildings very poor. Will sell for
cast at $50 per acre. This farm is located in a fine neighborhood. Mort
gage $3,300 at 6 percent.
For further particulars write
Tiio Ploiio Uolloy Land and
Loan Company,
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Central City. Nebraska
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