vfi.-iivr! VTnr I NOTK E VV AlTMumn run 1.1
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Republican.) I Notice In liereliy Klven 10 tu persona
i r,uint j0rt,i c.m.lav Interexteil and to the public, lliul trie
Charles Philpot departed Sunday c v Mhr ha!) ,ed ,,18
evenine for Candy to visit Jim I'hll-h'ttitiuri and application with tim vii
c c b . . . luice clerk of the village of Avom,
tot and attend to some uusinesB mat- ..,,, y 0f cas. and
ters.
logan county
iio n Mil a inimIi1ornhl land ill oraska.
v ' ' " I 1 1 IP thd
State of N?
ii h reuu reil rv law, mn
reiiuireil number of resident
fiee-lioldei-H of the Kiiiil villus, nettlnur
forth that the aptillcant Is a man of
George Towle has been circulating reHpertaWe character and Mantling ana
. . . ., , la reHldent of the State of Nebraska and
license may be issued
a paper which has been quite general
ly signed, giving aid to William
Freeze who was burned out and lost
all their clothes and furniture.
A. B. Gibson was in Omaha last
Saturday consulting an oicullst. A
growth was removed from one eye
and be returned that evening well
pleased with the operation.
rirnvtnir Mint a
to the said Ous K. Mohr for the sale
of malt, sprltuous and vinous iiquora
for the municipal year emmi May z,
litll, at his place of business situated
on the west iwo-imrim i i"i j. m
block 13, in said village or a voce, .-Ne
braska. , . .......
t. Minus,
April , 1910. Applicant.
ItO Mi OTM'K.
Til ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCKKN:
flie commissioner appointed to view
Uncle John Marshall was 80 years and report on a ron.l conmiening on
old Thursday, April 21, and received (own n, ranB 14. Hock muff vii-
.v ..!, in f i.no.1 Inure, In the county of ( asa and state or
iurj ruiiiaiuiauuiio - t v u v r j.Jh-j
friends In a postal shower.
uraska: thence running east 16 roda,
Uncle thence In a nortliernly direction
I . ........ t..,.t I. no 1ft a n rwl 1 (niVn 11
John is In pretty good health, Is a rlUiKe 14 In said 'county and state!
irunHomon and wp trust he along the west bank of the Missouri
fine old gentleman ana we irusi ne rlye unt, the BlotIKlI , reat.hed;
will live to enjoy many more birth- thence continuing In a northernly di
rection through section 33, town 12,
days. range 14, In said county and state,
Invllatlono tr relatives of the alona- the west bank of the kIoiikU as
imitations 10 relatives 01 tue , practicable until county road
groom, Issued by Mr. and Mrs. L. B. No. 23 has been crossed: thence along;
, ,, ,i,.i the west bank of the Missouri river
Skiles announce the forthcoming tnr011gn sections 29 and so, town 12,
marriage of Daisy May Skiles to Grlf- -e,unto-'l,rl:'ofy. anyJ 7ase?
fith Stevens Cooley, on Tuesday af- ported In favor of the establishment
thereof; and all onjectiona hereto, or
ternoon, May 3d, 1910, 3 p .m., 2722
Orchard street, Lincoln, Neb. G. S.
Cooley Is a son of our townsman, E.
G. Cooley. lie Is a fine young man
of good standing, and we understand
is securing an estimable young lady.
George Spohn and wife of Backus,
Minn., have been visiting relatives
here the past two weeks. Mr. Spohn
departed last Monday and was accom
panied to Omaha by Frank Waggon.
er.
claims for damages, must be filed In
the county clerk's office on or before
noon on the 13th day of June, 1910, or
such road will be established without
reference thereto. Witness my hand
and official seal this 13th day of April,
A. D 1910
jj. niorirnn.
County Clerk.
AMKMtMRST TO TflR AltTICI.F.S DP
IMOIll'OH VIIOV UK THE II A Mi.
OK Ml HIMM'K.
At a stockholders meeting at the
rtank of Murdock, Murdock, Nebraska,
held on the 10th day of February,
Mrs. Spohn will probably remain li. at which meeting nil of the stock
I it I ip nnnk warn nrcMcnt. It wnx nnfln.
two or throe months Vlniting her par- imouHly voted to amend Article XV
erits, II. A. Hart and wife. Mr. Spohn -" " ' 7 7 n " h
is a book-keeper for a firm handling , cn thousand $io,oo0) dollars 01
, , , , , , , vlilt'il In one hundred shares of one
and shipping Wire gratis Used in mak- hundred dollars each," all of which
I shall be paid In befdre the commence
OTIt K TO I HKIUTORS.
State of Nebraska.)
)ss.
Count v of Cas. )
IN COLNTV COCKT.
IN TUB MATTKU OF KSTATK OF
JOHN WEICHEL, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that the credi
tors of said deceased will meet the
administrator of said estate, before me,
county Judge of Cass county, Nebras
ka, at the couny court room In riatts
mouth In said county, on May 14, 1910,
and on November 16. 1910 at 10 o'clock
a. m, each day for the purpose of pre
senting their claims for examination,
adjustnent and alowance.
Six months from the 14 day of No
vember, 1914), are allowed for the credi
tors of said deceased to present their
claims, and one year for the adminis
trator to settle said estate, from the
14 day of May, 1910.
Witness my hand and seal of said
county court, at I'lattsmouth, Nebraska,
this 13th day of April, 1910.
Allen J. Beeson,
(Seal) County Judge.
Ing mattresses and furniture.
Mist Postal Penult.
The first postal permit ever grant
ed to a firm In this city has been
Issued to tlio new photo machine
company of tills city. The Olson
Photo Machine company of this city
has received through Postmaster II.
A. Schneider postal permit No. 1.
ment of business to "the amount of
capital stock of this corporation shall
tie fifteen thousand (lu.ouo) dollars,
divided in ono hundred and fifty
slimes of one hunnred dollars each,
all of which shnll be paid In."
Witness our hands and seal tills 10th
day of February, lftlo.
r. woir. iTosuiont.
II. H. Neltel. Cusliler.
Slate of Nebraska
ss.
County of Cnss
I hereby certify that the foregoing
Is a trup and correct copy of the
amendment to the original articles of
NOTICE.
The state of Nebraska, In county
court, for the county of Cass.
IN TUB MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JOH,N GEORGE HANSEN, DE
CEASED. TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that a petition has been filed
praying the administration of the
estate of John George Hansen, de
ceased, and for the appointment of
John G. Wunderllch administrator
thereof; that a hearing will be had
upon said petition at the office of the
county judge for said county on the
9th day of May, A. D., 1910, at 9
o'clock a. m.
All objections thereto must be filed
before said hour of bearing.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 16th day of April, A. D., 1910.
Allen J. Beesnn,
County Judge.
William C. Ramsey and Basil S.
Ramsey,
Attorneys for Estate.
Local News Notes
This permits the company to circulate Incorporation of the Hank of Murdock,
AiuroocK, iNeornsaa.
Its advertising matter through the
malls without the formality of stamp
Ing It and Is a big saving in time
to the company. Already the good
effect of the company Is being felt
In the Increased business which it
Is turning to the postofflce here. The
H. 11. Keltzel, Cashier.
Subscribed anil sworn to before me
tills 10th day of February, 1910.
Herman (last.
Justice of the I'eace.
ORDINANCE No. 47.1.
An ordinance calling a special elec
tion In the city of I'lattsmouth. county
., , . I of Cass, state of Nebraska, for the
first hatch of advertising and other voting of bonds In the sum of lasoo.oo
matter spnt out bv it hna aldod thplror the Paving or the Intersections or
matter sent oui oy u nas aiuea me F tn - A V1 -treet. of Fifth and
postal receipts $170 Which Is a big I Vine streets, of Seventh and Vine
help and which, If continued, will tersectlons of Fourth and Fifth streets.
Koon entltlft the cltv tn fruo Hnlivorv said alleys running east and west
boon eiuii e me city 10 rree demery. thr01,Kh j,lol.k twenty-eight (28) and
tweuty-r.lne (29), all In said city of
iiii 1 : t . . 1 1'iniiBiiiuuin anil Known un paving um-
Olson talking with the Journal man trict number x
He it ordained by the mayor and
enuneti .if the nltv of TMfittsmnut h.
of the company would be right about state of Nebraska.
section 1. Trial a special election na
and the same Is hereby called to be
The president of the company, G. I.
Olson talking with the Journal ma:
today, says that the monthly business
of the company would be right aboul
J 200 each month with the postof
ficn deiartm?i or obnnt t" inn nor held In the city of I'lattsmouth, eoun
, . ... I ty of Cass, state of Nebraska on Tues
day, the 3d day of May, A. D 1910.
at the usual polling places In said city
to-wlt:
First ward, at the county court
house: Second ward, at Turner hall;
Third ward, at A. O. IT. W. hall; Fourth
ward, at the council chamber; r-ifth
ward, at the store building of A. (
The
at 9
o'clock a. tn., and close nt 7 o'clock p.
m., or said nay.
Section 2. At said election the fo!
lowing proposition will be voted up
on. to -wit:
Shall the city of T'lnttsmouth In ths
ihn ,.w,m,ntn t i.i . i.. county of Cass, state of Nebraska, Is-
"V,",""",,U1 majenuu u.caier ne Its bonds In tho sum of $3500.00
is making the evenlllKS liulte Hvp1v I in the denomination of $'.(10.00, each
I .can I Notice.
NOT K" 10 TO 1'NKNOWN HEII5S AND
DK.VJSKKS AND NON-K ESI DENT
DEFENDANTS.
To the unknown heirs and devisees
of Lewis Johnson, deceased; the un
known heirs and devisees of Mar
garet Jol-t'.Hon, deceased; thn unknown
heirs and devisees of Seth Johnson, de
ceased, tho unknown heirs and de
visees of John (J. Johnson, deceased,
and to Solomon Horbee, Mrs. W. It.
Leach, Mrs. William Johnson, Frederick
L. Kntoti, William T. Eaton, Simeon
F. Eaton, O. It. Henry, (ircensberry U.
Henry, A. Lazenby, Ambrose La.enby
and Airs. Ambrose Lazenby, non-residents
defendants:
You will take notice that on thp 12th
dav of April, 1910, George M. 1'orter,
plaintiff, tiled his petition In the dis
trict court of Cass county, Nebraska,
In which you with others were named
as defendants.
The object and prayer of said peti
tion is to quiet title in said plaintiff
In and to lots ten (10) and eleven (11)
in block thirty-eight (38) of the city
of I'lattsmouth In Cass county, Ne
braska, and to exclude the defendants
from any Interest therein.
You are required to answer said
etltlon on or before the 25th day of
1910.
George M. Porter.
By rturkett, Wilson & Drown and
E. F. Snavely,
His Attorneys.
netltl
May,
year. This added to the receipts
which the office has been taking In
will run it about $12,000 per year
and give the city free delivery along
with Its new government building.
This Is a linn tiling nml uhnu'i Hint I Hach At Co.. on Lincoln avenuo
t . . I polls In said wards will bo open
j luimmuuiii ih now succeeding
Tho Majcsilc Theater.
Tho Journal Is pleaHed to note that
on Main street. And also, that the
new manager, Mr. R. M. Shlaes, is
meeting with fair success. The pic
tures are all that could possibly be
payable to bearer ten (10) years after
daie with Interest coupons thereto at
tached not to exceed five per cent,
payable annually, but redeemable, or
any part thereof, on request of said
city any time after one year from date
of issue. Said bonds shall be dated
desired, and far sunerlnr tn nnvthlnu t,,e ''"V of ,h'',r delivery and Interest
ueHiieu, aim iar superior 10 anyming m, ,,rncipal payable with New York
of the kind ever seen In Plattsmouth. Exchange.
hi. .1 . . I Mint uonua snnu ne issueu tor 1..3
Mr. Shlaes does everything in his purpose of paving the Intersections In
Power to please hi. patrons, and al- KmoTth ti-u: ul
Ways Supplies them with the very of Fourth and Vina utreoK of Fifth
latest out. The theater proper has streets, and of ths alley and street
been verv neatlv arranged tvUh inn Intersections of Fourth and Fifth
oem ery nfauy arrangeu with com- ntwtn npy(, nmnng east and
lortable seats, making the Majestic wt through blocks twenty-eight (ii)
ft most enticing place to snend an I i i .i!.n , ,i
ell. In adilltlon to all other taxes make
a levy upon all the taxable property of
said city or i'lattsmoutn to pay the
principal of and Interest on said bonds
as the same shall become due and
payable.
Section 3. As soon ns practicable af
ter the Issue of said bonds Is author
ized as herein provided, the mayor and
city council shall offer said bonds for
sale to the highest bldded after giv
ing such notice or sale as they may
Married In Council Muffs.
Yesterday's World-Herald contain
ed a notice in its Council Bluffs de
partment of the issuance of a mar
riage license at that city to Louis
Schutz, aged 60, of this city and
Alice Boneline, aged 36, also of this
city. No particulars of their mar
riage was given. The parties es
pecially the groom, are well known
in this city where they have lived for
several years. The groom has a great
many friends here who will extend
their congratulations upon his ma
trimonial venture. He is a popular
and well known farmer from just
west of the city and a gentleman of
the highest standing in the commun
ity. The bride is a lady with many
accomplishments and stands excel-
ently in the community. She also
has a great many good friends who
will join in their best wishes for a
long and happy wedded life. It is
presumed the couple will make their
home upon the farm of the groom
west of the city.
From Friday's Dally.
Miss Isabelle Wiles departed for
Omaha this morning where she will
spend the day.
L. R. Upton, one of Union's enter
prising merchants, was in the city
last evening, being registered at the
Hotel Riley.
Charles M. Chriswisser from near
Murray, spent last evening in the
city, coming up from that point with
G. M. Minford.
Henry Knabe from near Nehawka
was among those from the country
in the city last evening, having busi
ness here to look after.
I. S. White, the veteran Murray
Democrat, is In the city today at
tending to business matters, driving
up from his home this morning.
R. R. Nickles, one of Rock Bluffs
precinct well known residents, is
spending the day in the city, driving
up from his home this morning.
Fred Miller, of Omaha, a brother
of Charles MJller, living south of the
city, is spending today in Platts
mouth, making his brother a visit.
A. E. Stites, the Union druggist,
was among those coming up from
that enterprising town, was in
the city last evening, being registered
at the Hotel Riley.
Louis Wolf who has been in the
city for several days making a visit
with his sister, Mrs. Lizzie Klinger,
departed this morning for Ravenna,
Neb., where he is employed.
William Stottler, one of the old
settlers of this county, together with
his son Corry L., were in the city to
day transacting business. While
here the gentlemen called at the
Journal ofee and renewed their sub
scription to the paper for another
year. They were welcome callers
and whenever they are in the city
they will always find the Journal's
latch string out to them.
A. L. Becker, the well known
stockman of Union, departed last
Monday night from that place for St.
Louis with five cars of cattle but on
reaching Kansas City, he found that
he could do so well in the market
there that he sold the cattle at that
point. He cleared a nice sum of
money on the stock. He was ac
companied on his trip by Beveral of
the young men of Union.
W. H. Hell, the proprietor of the
Pleasant View farm, mention of
whose presence in the city is made
in another column, was a visitor at
the Journal office this afternoon and
renewed his subscription to the paper
for another year. Mr. Hell is one of
the kind of men whom the Journal
Is glad to number among its patrons
and he Is always assured of a hearty
welcome at this office.
-SS'i':!!' n
i ;ocrA sg
1 y.1!
"3
hour in the evening. The admission
Is only 5 and 10 cents, and remem-
Wr that it is also a delightful place
Tor the children.
1 lance at Cedar Creek.
ine members of the M. W. A.
orchestra will go to Cedar Creek to- dSem,VroPpr ?nd t0.th8 l",,,t interests
uiunuw iiigiii 10 Play at a riancn councl shall reserve the right to reject
rlvan hv ihs t wt , ., .lany and all bids for said bonds, and
tiven by the M. W. A. camp of that in no case shall said bonds be sold for
place at Sayles' hall. The dance P'JISl! rpi?5IV.e'..M
promises to be largely attended and the proceeds thereof shall be paid to
tn 1m nna nt tho i.ni!f i. 1 " treasurer or said c ty or J'latta-
10 1)6 one or the best ever given in mouth and placed to the credit of the
that thriving little village There Pvln- fund of paving district No. s.
.... , inuBt. mere sections. The form of the ballot In
will be several couples go from this which the question shall be voted on
city In addition to the members of the '"foi iE 'n Ttons."
Orchestra and thera la nvorv nmbot.n. I "Against I'nvlng bonds.'
, . .. . . . ... . 1 w. , in-, v Biinu mi,,
uy mat mere win oe a mighty good clerks of election appointed by the
llm had liw all mavor and city council for each said
wiur uau uy ail. I nnlllnir rdnce in mnim wnrd, .n,l .nl,1
special election shall be held In the
same manner as a general city elec
LOANSPorm !,.. u-- tlon
. . " ill luoiio Ull lllivc HUM 1 KofHnn
five years at & per cent Interest.
Windham Investment & Loan Co,
7. Notice of said sneclal
election shall be published In the
I'lattsmouth Seml-Weeklv Journal for
four consecutive weeks prior to said
dav of election .
Section 8. This nrdlnnnee nbnll be
In force and take effect from ami af-
Tlie Right Step.
August Tartsch who recently enter- ,ni"n5t0"Vi,w vaI m, PUbl,,'
ed into a contract with the park com
mission to look after and care for
the park during the Rummer months
has completed his first cleaning up
and mowing of the grounds and Is
now ready for the young grass to
-come on. It Is his intention to keen
I'assed and approved this !Sth dav
01 maren, a. i., lain.
John I'. Saltier,
Mayor
Attest. W. H. Klster,
City Clerk.
A ttontion, Horsemen.
The Journal office is hotter equip
the grass down during the summer ped than ever to print horse bills, and
and always have the park looking Lfl .nnt xnnr ttnrV ,n Mm ,,na Wa
tlont nml rlnnn It la nnlta n lul, .
.v in an . ... . , ....
the park covers considerable ground. " 1UU 01 nur8' Bna 3ncK
Mr. Tartsch is also receiving many cuts and can d0 yur work Promptly
calls for lawn mowing as he well de- nn(l 1rst class manner. Let u
"'C. 'hav Tour order.
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stmilating thcFoorlamlRcguta
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Promotes DigestionJChe erful-1
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Opium.Morp.hine norMiacraL
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FOR SALE 100 acres adjoining
Plattsmouth, practically all under
cultivation for only $85 per acre.
20 acres between Chicago and Lin
coln avenue at $135 per acre.
Windham Investment & Loan Co.
George S. Smith, assessor of Rock
Bluffs precinct, is in the city today,
coming In to keep an eye on the
taxpayers of his bailiwick and get
their John Hancock on various docu-
ments giving the value of their prop
erty. Dr. George H. Gllmore and his
father-in-law, Jas. A. Walker, drove
up this morning from their home at
Murray in the doctor's new Maxwell
runabout, having business In the city
to look after. They spent a few hours
here Including a short call at the
Journal office after which they de
parted for their home via Rock
Bluffs where the doctor had some,
patients to look after.
Byron Clark is looking after pro
fessional business today In Omaha,
having gone to that city this morn
ing on the early train.
Off for Ashland.
The Plattsmouth high school ball
team departed this morning for Ash
land where they are to play today,
minus several of their players and
sans bats, gloves, mask and the other
et ceteras which a good ball team
usually takes along. In the excite,
ment of getting up and dressing for
the train, the boys forgot these little
necessities of life until it was too
late and the junk was left piled up
at the .school building. Just which
of the boys failed to catch the train
is not knowns. The llneuD is as
follows: Propst, catcher; Whalen,
pitcher; Kanka, 1st. base; Brlggs,
2d base; Falter, 3d base; Larson,
short stop; Herold, left field; Dovey,
center field, Lynde, right field; Dick
son, substitute. Prof. Harrison ac
companled the aggregation In the
capacity of coach.
C. E. Haney of Glenwood, la.,
is spending the day in the city look
ing after the monument industry.
Do you want an
AUCTIONEER?
If you do, pet one who has
Experience, Ability, Judgement.
Telegraph or write
ROBERT WIKItiSON,
Dunbar, Neb.
Dates made at this office or the
Murray State Bank.
Good Service Reasonable Rate
From Saturday's Daily.
R. B. Trook, one of Union's prom
liient young men spent last evening
and this morning In the city looking
after business matters.
Mrs. J. R. Hunter and daughter,
Miss Janet, are spending today in
Omaha, having gone to that city this
morning on the early train.
Miss Carrie Greenwald I3 among
those who spent the day in Omana,
having been a passenger on the
morning train for that city.
Mrs. Harry Poisall is among those
spending today in Omaha, having
been a passenger for that city on
the morning Burlington train.
Miss Margaret Livingston is spend
ing today in Omaha, being a passen
ger on the morning Burlington train
for that city.
Mrs. Wm. Fahlson and three chil
dren and Miss Freda Wallengren
w ere passengers on the morning train
for Omaha where they will spend the
day.
Charles Heebner from near Ne
hawka, Is a business visitor in the
city today, having come up from that
place this morning. j
Miss Genevieve Howard is among
thos spending the day in Omaha, hav
ing been a passonger for that city
on the early train.
Roscoe Harsh man of Avoca came
up last evening to look after some
business matters In the city, return
ing to his home this morning.
H. C. Long, a well known and
popular citizen of Murray, is spend
ing today In the city, having come
up from his home this morning.
August Noltlng is among the good
citizens from out In the precinct who
are spending today in the city, com
ing in from his home this afternoon.
W. W. Whitlow and wife of Len-
nor, la., arrived in the city this morn
ing to make a visit with their son
who is in the employ of the Missouri
Pacific railway at this point as opera
tor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schomaker
of Avoca and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph j
hohomaker of Nehawka Bpent last
evening In the city, being registered
at the Hotel Riley.
W. A. McDonald and Guy Grindle
of Tabor, la., who have been in the
city making a visit with Frank Sivey
and family, returned to their home
this morning. Mr. Grindle is a
brother of Mrs. Sivey.
w
Copjrrlgbc Hut Scbaffner ic Man
E'RE all more interested in
our President for what he is than for
what he wears; that's the way we ought
to feel about all men. But that's no reason you
should be careless about what you wear.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx make the sort of clothes
any gentleman may be glad to wear; and we sell them.
New weaves, colors, models; the smartest ideas of
the best designers and tailors in the world ready here
for you.
Suits $10 to S30
The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Manhattan Shirts
Stetson Hats
SWELL LINE
OF NEW
TIES
JUST IN
50c