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About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1909)
OKLAHOMA STATE BANK GUARANTEE m ArJ. Y V Y Y Y Y Y Y Y I U Ml im uk urn xAmuw lr RH If I III U II ll MR rl II H N II II II I III Y Y ? ? ? ? ? Y ? Working Like a Charm, and De positors Satisfied With Law flow Is the Opportunity to Secure a Piano Oklahoma City. Okla., Sept. 30. With a supply of money received from the state guaranty fund, sup plemented by the cash on hand in the bank, State Bank Commissioner Young today paid about 400 deposi tors of the Columbia Bank and Trust company, which suspended yesterday. No excitement prevailed, the people apparently trusting the state's guar anty. Commissioner Young refused to make a statement as to the bank's condition tonight, pending a thor ough examination of its assets. Securities to the amount of $250, O00 bare been offered the bank of ficials by local capitalists, but these liave been refused ou the advice of the bank commissioner, who ex presses confidence that there will be no difficulty in paying the depositors dollar for dollar. The report started today that a number of state banks would resist an assessment by the state to protect the Columbia company depositors was dispelled tonight, when the of ficials announced they had been as sured of' the support of the state bankers. Interest throughout the state to day was intense. The Columbia com pany was the reserve for perhaps 150 other state banks, and had on deposit $2,300,000 of their deposits. The failure in the application of the guaranty law would mean ruin to many of these and a financial panic in the state. The Bennett company of Omaha have leased a store room in the Riley block, near the postoffice, in Plattsmouth, and will sell to the highest bidder one of their high grade pianos which Will ti i uiw o IUI Vw- yonffil October H ? Y Y T Y r Y Y Y Y a j- .1- t : n i j ? 1 .t t at wniun nine an iuius, seuieu, turning in aaaressea to ine Dennett vu., nawsmouin, ixeD,, win De openea oy tne editor oi a DANGER IN OMAHA Mayor Jackson of Nebraska City Re lates His Experience There. Mayor Jackson of this city, while In Omaha, felt the full force of the street car strike and the Incident at tachments thereto. He had to go some sixteen blocks to see a man with whom he had some business, and secured a cabby, being afraid to Tide on the street cars, not feeling as if he would like to run the risk of "being struck with a brick, he made the trip and was charged the mild sum of $2.50. The cabby knew he was easy. He found that pickpock ets were thick and were working on every hand without any seeming mo lestation. At night when desiring to come to the depot from the hotel, and no care were running, and the streets -were filled with all classes of men who were- out for coin, he took a bus to the depot, a short distance, and was .again mulched to the tune of $1, where, prior to the strike, the lirioe waa only 25 cents. He was in formed that this was the way that the Omaha cabmen and vehicle driv ers were giving it to all strangers ' that visit the city while the street car strike is on. 1 He 'talked with a num ber of people on the train, going and coming, and with a number of vis itors while in Omaha, and they, all informed him that they had promised themselves Dot to visit Omaha until the labor troubles are settled, If it is n6t until next year. This street car ; strike is hurting the town more than the Omaha people realize, and the of ficials up there peeni to rather favor the strike-breakers and the rough element that are backing them in their fight. Nebraska City News. The undersigned has about 40 acres of good grass to rent for pas turing horses only. Good running water and plenty of shade. One dollar per month per head. C. Bengen, Money Comes in Bunches to A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell, N. Y.. now. His reason Is well worth reading. "For a long time I suffer ed from indigestion, torpid liver, con stipation, nervousness, and general debility," he writes. "I couldn't sleep, had no appetite, nor ambition, grew weaker every day in spite of all med ical treatment. Then used Electric Bitters. Twelve bottles restored all my old-time health and vigor. Now I can attend to business every day. It's wonderful medicine." Infallible for Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Blood and Nerves. 50c. at F. G. Fricke & Co. Y the Journal, and the highest bidder takes the piano. We also Y f have made arrangements with the company to give 15 per cent Y discount on all pianos sold here in the next 30 days. V A TWICE-TOLD TESTIMONY Must Pay the Witnesses. At the last session of the county commissioners they rejected the claim of the witnesses in the insan ity hearing of Mrs. Maud L. Moran. The matter was appealed to the dis trict Judge on the claim of Mrs. J. C Brown and Judge J. B. Raper heard the arguments and handed down a decision overruling the commission ers and ordering them to pay alf of me witness lees in me case, mis piaUsmouth testimony has been . I 1 1 1 I I J 1 1 A I win mean several uunurea uoimn. iV publ,shed t0 - prove the . merit of the county, as the costs were quite Doari's Kidney. Pills to others in heavy in . this, case. Nebraska City P,att8mouth who suffer from ' bad IC n a. . kanlra onit tMnav Ilia" T .oafr a n-v sufferer doubt that the cures made Words to lr'eeae the Soul. by Doan's Kidney Pills are thorough "Your son has Consumption. His arid lasting, we produce confirmed case is hopeless." These appalling proof statements from Plattsmouth words were spoken to Geo. E. Bleven, people saying that the cures they a leading merchant of Springfield, N. told .of years ai?o were permanent. C. by two expert doctors one a lung Here's a Plattsmouth case specialist. Then was shown the wond- t. Cble, retired farmer, 608 erful power of. Dr. King's New DIs- Locust street,- Plattsmouth, Neb. covery.- V'After three weeks use," hays: "I contracted kidney trouble writes Mr. Eleven, "he was as well as while serving In the army. There ever. I would not take all the money was a dull, heavy ache and lameness in the world for what it did for my across the' small of my back that "boy'V-Infallable .for Coughs and annoyed me to quite an extent and Colds, its the "safest, surest Cure of at times the kidney secretions were desperate Lung diseases on earth, very scanty and accompanied with 50c. and $1.00 at. Gering and Co. pain In passage. Reading about Guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle Doan's Kldnev Pills. I was led to eet The following are our makes of pianos: Ives 6c Pond, Chick- $ ering 6c Sons, Krell Auto Grand, Packard, Auto Piano, Mendel- Y $ sohn, Bennett Co., Kohler 6c Campbell, Kuntzman, Henry and X S. G. Linderman, Sterling, Huntington and Howard. Allguaran- X X teed for 10 years and on easy payments, or cheap for cash. $ X x Y X Y Y C. F. KNAPTON, Manager ? Riley Hotel Block, near Postoffice Plattsmouth, Neb. $ Give us a call. f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y BENNETT COMPANY MY NEW rOLICIKS. free. A. Thompson of Cedar Creek was looking after business matters In the county seat today. ft H JMHSrilr I mm n a, i III It A "1 TLDwr. If NOXOTHER &U5HOULD MQNEYitfTHE BANK IS BECAUSE W1IT55AFE THERE L FROM, FIRE, BURGLARS OR YOUR OWN EXTRAVAGANCE a box at Gering & Co.'s drug store and begin their use. They made a marked improvement and entirely re lieved me of my sufferings." (State ment given June 11, 1906.) Ou December 29, 1908, Mr. Cole added to the above. " I am pleased to renew the testimonial I gave two years ago endorsing Doan's Kidney Pills. I advise anyone afflicted with lumbago or any other kidney dis order to give this remedy a trial." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-JIIlburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Woodman I land. The Woodman Orchestra Is doing some fine practice work now pre paratory to the big ball October 23 The boys are putting themselves in good condition as they have a con tract to rlay In the Ak-Sar-Ben electrical parade October 6. Tom Svoboda was in Omaha yesterday and completed the deal with O. D Klppllng, manager of the parade, and the band Is to realize a neat sum for their evening's work. It seems the boys made a hit with the officials the night the Plattsmouth boys were Initiated at the den, and negotiations have been going on ever since to have the boys take part in the parade. ' Saving money means not only money but health power, independence, security, satisfaction, and protection. Few friends arc as rcaey and able to serve you as your MONEY. Begin to save now Open that savings account today. We will pay you three per cent interest on the improvements; seven miles south of A f . J . J I I 1 a I IB 111 U U I U UUU IUUT III 11 1' B UUTlll money yOU pui in our Ban drill CUrnpuunu least of Murray. W. II. RAKES. .. .. a a I ihe interest every twelve montns. plattsmouth, Neb., r. f. d. no. i. Farm for Sale. A 102-acre farm for sale; good THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Plattsmouth, Nebraska Timothy Todd. seed for sale. 11. O While It is true that I have always advocated a general reduction of schedules, there are some that should be raised. I exahusted all of my persuasive silence in trying to get congress to come to my way of think ing, tfnd the result has been approx imately correct; so nearly correct, in fact, that it can be figured out to a gnat's heel, If you will' but be pa tient and listen to me. For Instance, hides went clear off the list; then gloves and hosiery went away up. But the average result is a reduction. Print paper' was reduced some; and It may be reduced yet more If Ca nadian manufacturers can see their way towards becoming benevolent In the matter;' if not, I expect It will rise. Besides, we retain the tariff on Indian corn, of which we import such' enormous quantities. Then we retain the tariff on diamonds and other things on which our working- men have been spending such fabu lous sums. I verily believe that, If the steel workers of Pennsylvania had not spent their substance In dia monds and other riotous living, there would not have been a man killed In the recent riots. In this emergency, the duty of every Republican member of con gress is clear. He should take the whole bait, because I did not say he should not; and for the further rea son that the pie is worth a great deal to us who wish re-election. While I do not fully read out of the party those who voted against my expressed wishes, yet every follow who, did not vote for the bill cannot sit In the Inner circle holy of holies and his share of the swag will be distinguished for Its lonesome look, so you may easily distinguish be tween the pie of a good party man, and that of a progressive. I expect every Republican to be like me all wool and a ward wide. Speaking of wool reminds me that the wool schedule Is somewhat disappointing to me; because we shall not have enough to pull over the eyes of the dear voters In that strenuous time when we shall need something to scare them Into voting for the sacred schedules prepared in the private of fices of tariff beneficiaries. Water loo (la.) Times-Trlbuno (Rep.). :o: Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Field returned to Omaha After being guests of Mrs. Field's parents, Herman Ilerold sad wife, for few days. ( f Wiliss Ploaso call and sco my lino of hats. Teachers to Improve. County Superintendent, Miss Mary Foster, has just finished mailing out 138 teachers reading circle schedules to as many teachers in the county, outlining a course of reading for the long winter evenings. The little booklet also contains places and dates when the circle will meet, as well as topics to be studied during each month. The plan is a good one and each teacher taking part can not avoid being benefited. Kniplojcd nt Tucoma. J. C. York has just received a let ter from his son Russell of Tacoma, Wash., In which Russell says that he is now In the employ of the street railway company as conductor. He Is doing fine and likes his new em ployment very well. The Plattsmouth young people will miss Russell, as he was a sterling' fellow and a hustler. Its Top Notch Doer. Great deeds compel regard. The world crowns Its doers. That's why the American people have crowned Dr. King's New Discovery, the King of Throat and Lung remedies. Every atom Is a health force. It kills germs, and colds and la grippe van ish. It heals cough-racked mem brancea and coughing stops. Sore, Inflamed bronchial tubes and lungs are cured and hemorrhages cease.Dr. Geo. More, Black Jack, N. C, writes "It cured me of lung trouble, pro nounced hopeless by all doctors." 50c, $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guar anteed by F. G. Fricke & Co. A. Pelstrup and wife and daugh ter, Miss Naomi, and Mrs. Harry Newman, went to Omaha this morn ing to attend the funeral of a little granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pelstrup. Not Coughing Today? Yet you may cougli tomorrow! Better be prepared for it when it comes. Ask your doctor about keeping Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in the house. Then when the hard cold or cougli first appears you have a doctor's medicine at hand. Your doctor's approval of its use will certainly set all doubt at rest. Do as he says. He knows. No alcohol in this cough medicine. . c. A yet Co. , Lowell, Moss. Kobust health 1 a great safeguard against attacks of throat and lung troubles, but constipation will destroy the best of health. Ask your doctor about Ayer't Puis.
