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After taking lnveniory we find our stock is larger than we would like it at this time of
year, and in order to make room for spring stock, which is arriving daily, we have decided
to give you an exceptional opportunity to buy GOOD, CLEAN, RELIABLE merchandise,
not odd sizes, short lengths and shop worn goods, but your choice out of one of the larg
est and most complete stocks of dry goods in Cass County, at a discount of TWENTY
per cent from regular price. Sale to commence
Friday , Morning
February
Hilth
and close Saturday Evening, Feb. 19th. Just nine days in which you have the oppor
tunity to buy merchandise at a great reduction. O. Fl. T. Thread, Carpets and Groceries
not included.
Skirts
Pitticoats
uslin Underwear
Kimonas
Furs
Wrappers
Quoonsware
Lamps
Ladies Shoes
en's Shoes
Children's Shoes
Prints
Draperies
Shirtings
Bleached Domestics
Percales
Handkerchiefs
Underwear
Hosiery
White Goods
India Linons
Embroideries
Flannels
Towels
Tickings
Ginghams
Come to Plattsmouth and arrange to be with us on the first day
of the sale if possible.
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Dry Goods and Croceries
Brown Cottons
Ducks
Denims
Cheviots
Plaids
Flannelettes
Wash Goods
Silks
Dress Goods
Blankets
Notions
and other items
too numerous
to mention
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Public Sale.
The undersigned will Bell at public
auction to the highest bidder at his
farm, one-fourth mile west of My
nard, four and one-fourth miles
southwest of Plattsmouth, commenc
ing at 1:00 o'clock p. m. sharp, on
FRIDAY
i ilium
FEB. 18,
I I I kUl IUI , IWIWl
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the following described property, to
wlt: SIX IIK.II) OF JIOICSKS.
One bay horse, coming seven years
Old, weight 1300, ono sorrel horse,
coming live years old, weight 1200,
one bny horse, coming thirteen years
old, weight 1300, one bny mare, fif
teen years old, weight 1200, one black
horse, weight 130o, one mare colt,
eight months old, ono milk cow, com
ing fresh; ono heifer, coming two
years old.
l arm m.( iii.m:i;v, i:tc.
One grain seeder, ono Milwaukee
binder, one grain drill, ono John
Deere two-row machine, new; one
hay rake, one disc harrow, ono hay
rack, ono John Deere riding lister,
new; one lfi-lnch stirring plow, ono
2-row stalk cutter, ono New Depart
ure cutllvator, one band corn bIk'1
ler, one top buggy, two farm wagons,
ono nearly new. Many other articles
too numerous to mention.
TKIIMH OF SAl.K.
All suniB of $10 and under, cash
In hand; over $10, a credit of 12
months will be given, the purchaser
giving good bankable paper bear
ing , eight per cent Interest from
date. All property must bo settled
for before being removed. .
;i:or;k mkisingf.u.
Q. K. Parmele, Auctioneer.
Public Sale,
The Journal Is printing the Bale
bills for the sale of the farm im
plement, the cattle and horses, the
grain and other, farm products of
VV. W, Coates, which he Intends to
sell at public sale nt his farm west
of the city on Monday, February 21.
Mr. Coates intends to dispose of a
large line of stuff Including some ex
cellent cuttle, horses, hogs, corn, hay,
grain and like products and all the
Implements and utensils heretofore
used In running a farm. This sale
will offer a golden opporunlty to pick
up some rare bargains In these sev
eral lines and undoubtedly It will be
well attended. J. P. Falter is super
intending the work of preparing for
the sale for Mr. Coates and doubtless
will have the general supervision of
It. It takes place on the farm Just
west of the city on Monday, Febru
ary 21.
Suffering With Cancer.
Julius Engelkemeler residing down
near Nehawka was In tho city last
Saturday, returning homo from n
visit to Hooper, Neb., where his fath
er Fred Engclkomeler has been for
the pant few weeks receiving trcnt
ent for a cancer. Tho gentleman from
whom he Is taking treatment is a1
farmer residing some ten miles In the
country from Hooper, nnd has been
very successful trentlflg cnijcers of
this nature. With medicine only, Jul
ius tells us that jits father Is getting
along nicely and experts a permanent
cure, which tho many friends will
bo pleased to lonrn. The' old gentle
man resides In this city.
Dr. Snoop's substitute known to first
class grocers everywhere as Dr.
Shoop's Health Coffee A 25c, lft
pound package gives 100 cups of a
wonderfully satisfying tablo drink.
Puro toastod grain malt, nuts, etc.,
give to Health Coffee a wholesome
and satisfying taato and flavor. And
there Is not a grnln of real coffee In
it. llesldes, Health Coffee Is "made
In a minute." No 20 or 30 minutes
tedious boiling. Sold by F. S. White.
Make a Short Visit..
Tommy More for many years a
resident of Rock Bluffs precinct but
now a prosperous farmer from near
Walthlll, Is making a business visit
in this city and vicinity, having come
In last evening. Tommy Is looking fine
and hearty and seems to find the
climate agreeable to him in north
east Nebraska. He states that he
does not believe there Is a better
piece of country In the United States
than that part lying up around Walt
hill. He raised fine crops last year
and states that he does not know of
anything which won't grow on the
land up there. Vhile he liked Cass
county and lived here for so many
years, he maintains that he has found
a better land In Thurston county
and will not admit the possibility of
being mistaken. He will remain In
this vicinity until next Tuesday likely.
He still retains the delusion that ths
Republicans are all right which shows
on politics or the land In Thurston is
pretty poor. ' '
Stops earache in two minutes;
toothache or pain of burn or scald
in five minutes; horseness, one hour;
muscleache, two hours; sore throat,
twelve hours Dr. Thomas' Eclectic
Oil, monarch over pain.
Departs for AiT.ona.
Charles C. Parmelo departed this
afternoon for Phoenix, Ariz., where
ho will meet the Plattsmouth contlng.
ent which has been down In Mexico
for several months past. Mr. Tarmele
goes from hero to Kansas City, Mo.,
where be will take the Golden Stato
limited on tho Rock Island. At Fhoo
nlx ho will meet A. S. Will, Fred
0. Egenberger and Frank E. Schlatcr.
Tho annual meeting of tho corpora
tion In which these gentlemen are
Interested will bo held during tho
coming week at Phoenix, Arizona, be
ing tho territory under which the
company Is Incorporated. Mr. Par
mele expects to visit Yuma and other
points In the territory during his ab
sence. Ho expects that the pnrty will
probably return to this city In about
a week. One object of Mr. Parmele's
trip i3 to study the work being done
around Yuma in. Irrigation, he hav
ing great 'faith in' Btich work.
Itch cured In 30 nilnute.sbWpo)
Sold by Coring '& Co.'-dfiigg'tfil1
J'orent Rose Flour. .
How about that last Back of flour
you purchased? Do you think that
It was ,tho best that can be found
on the market? If not let us sug
gest that tho next Back you buy call
for "Forest Rose," made by the Wa-
hoo Mills. "Forest Rose" Is a top
notcher, and can be found at all lend
ing dealers, and Is fully guaranteed
by tho mills. This popular brand of
flour has been on the market In
Plattsmouth for some time, but the
mill experlencsd a severe fire some
time ngo, since when this brand has
been short In the city. Now the Wa
hoo mills are equipped with all new
machinery, and are putting out a bet
ter brand of flour than ever'.- The
next time you buy try the "Forest
Rose," sold by all the leading dealers
In the. city, " . . tf,d-w
If you haven't the time to exercise
regularly,' Donn's Regulets will pre
vent ".constipation Tbey Induce a
mildewy,,' 'healthful action of the
bowels without griping. Ask ' your
druglnt for then! 2i cents, ' .
Fr.t z JLuU wap a riattsinjuth. Visi
tor today, coming up on 8(rlto"bimr-
AutU UmXI I-. t .. ryv. ;. (....).
(less matters.
LOUISVILLE. ,
(Courier.)
F. H. Nichols has purchased the
Andrew LIden store building occu
pied by Stander & Stander as a fur
niture room.
. Ed. Cline left last Saturday for
Ashton, Nebraska, where he has se
cured a position as teacher in one
of the district schools near that place.
Mrs. August Ossenkop returned the
latter part of last week from Oklaho
ma, where she had been for the past
month visiting with her father.
Sam Line of Seneca, Nebraska
visited here over Sunday with his
father and other relatives. Sam is
holding down a 640 acre homestead
near Seneca and says he is well pelas
ed with the country.
G. II. Wood, the Montana land
agent, tock the following bunch of
prospective buyers to the famous Bea
er Valley Wednesday; George Meier,
John Hennlngs, C. E. Urwln, Ote
Ward, George McDonald and John
Gakemeier, They expect, to be ab
sent a week or ten days.
Isaac Tennant hns sold his dray
and transfer business to John Sjo
gren, who took charge the first of the
month. Mr .Tennant has also dis
posed of his resident property aud
his tract of land east of town and
will move about the middle of the
month to Wibaux, Montana, where ho
has purchased an Improved farm. The
Courier wishes Mr. Tennant and his
family abundant success in their chos
en home.
Plea.mint Farewell Turty.
A number of the friends of Mrs.
George Born met yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. J. W. Bookemyer
on west Granite street and gave Mrs.
Born a farewell party, she expecting
to leave soon for her former home In
tho country The afternoon was spent
very pleasantly, there being numerous
card games indulged In while an ex
cellent program of muslcnl selections
was also had. There were refresh
ments served during the afternoon.
All who attended found the occas
ion a most delightful ono and there
Was deep regret extended at the loss
of Mrs. Bom's pleasant company dur
ing tho coming year.
Those attending this delightful
party Included Mesuames Noltlng, JJ
Illber, J. J. Svoboda, Frank Janda,
Jr John Nemetz, Henry Donat, B. G.'
(yurl, George Sajles, William Mann,
Matt Joy, George Born, J. W . Rook.-;
meyer, Misses Mary Nemetz and Anna!
Janda.
Public Auction.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at his present home on the
old John Magney farm, four miles
north of Nehawka and six and one
half, miles east of Weeping Water,
on -
THURSDAY, FEB. 24, 1910
the following property, to-wlt:
IIORSKS AXI) CATTLE.
One iron gray gelding, four years
old, weight 1150, one iron gray geld
ing, eight years old, weight 1400, one
(gray mare, smooth mouthed, weight
1200, one team of bay mules, smooth
mouthed, weight 2100, one black
mare, coming three years old, weight
1250, one gray mare, smooth mouth
'ed, weight 1200, one bay gelding, six
years old, weight 1100, one iron gray
gelding, five years eld, weight 1200,
one black gelding, nine years old,
weight 1350, one black mare, eleven
years old, weight 1400, ono gray
'mare, smooth mouthed, weight 1200,
six cows, one heifer, six calves, one
cow and calf.
IMPLEMENTS.
Two farm wagons, three top bug-
! gles, ono spring wagon, one stalk
cutter two 3-sectlon harrows, one hay
I rakf, ono Deerlng mower, one Buck
eyo mower, one Deerlng binder, one
j Badger riding lister, one walking Hst
er, one Peru disc, 2 Badger riding
cultivators, one Tip-top cultivator, one
Avery cultivator, new; one riding
stubble plow, one walking stubble
plow, corn elevator and power, one
broadcast seeder, one 50-gallon iron
kettle, one U. S. separator, two heat
ing stoves, three sets of work har
ness, two sets of single harness, 6
dozen full blooded Buff Orpington
chickens, three turkeys.
All my household goods and many
other articles too numerous to men
tlon.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $10 and under, cash in
hand; over $10, a credit from six to
twelve months will be given, the pur
chaser giving good bankable paper
bearing eight per cent interest from
date. Property must be settled for
before being removed. Sale to com
mence at 10 o'clock a. m. Free
lunch served on the grounds at noon.
A. II. TUCKER.
Rob't Wilknson, Auctioneer.
D. C. West, Clerk.
Threatening feverishness with child
ren is quickly and safely calmed by
Preventics. These little Candy Cold
Cure Tablets should always be at
hand for promptness Is all-lmport-
jant. Preventics contain no quinine,
"the stitch in time." Carried in pock
et, or purse. Preventics are a gen
uine safeguard against Colds. 25c.
Sold by all dealers.
Removes Eleven rieces of Rone.
R. A. Young of Murray returned
home this morning after having spent
yesterday and last night in Omaha
visiting with his brother L. II. Young
in a hospital there. Mr. Young was
spoken of In the Journal of several
days ago having had his leg broken
several weeks ago at his home near
Nehawka, the break causing an opera
tion to be made. R. A. Young re- '
ports that eleven piece's of bone were
removed from tho leg and the opera
tion was a complete success, the gen
tleman being in good shape yesterday
and getting along fully as well as the
attending surgeons had expected.
This is good news for his many good
friends In the vicinity of Murray and
Nehawka.
Itching piles provoke profanity,
but profanity won't cure them. Doan'g
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years of Buf
fering. At any drug store.
It .May Be PirEeiairaoraia
"A hard chill, pain through the chest, difficult breathing.
Then fever, with great prostration." If this should
be your experience, send for" your doctor. You may
have pneumonia! If your doctor cannot come at once,
give Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, t When he comes, tell him
exactly what you have done. Then do as he'savs.
No alcohol in this cough medicine. lC.ArrCo.,Uwcta w
i'ii i t"b i in i ii iii mi inini-mirTTnii mnn.. -
Keep the .bowel in I'ood, .omlitioh. .- One yl Ayer's pills at bed nnc will" .
in increase J tiow oi bile, and produce a jjentle laxative cflcct tlie Uay i'.illov.'