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About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1912)
0 V 1 3C Urr The Plattsmouth Garage Co. WARGA & CECIL, Proprietors Ready for Business! 3C GOOD GAME . U path Corner Sixth and Vine Streets, Plattsmouth, Nebraska We want you all to feel that we are going to look after the emergency end of your car's needs. Don't worry if you break down. Our "Service Department" J will deliver you Supplies and Tires quickly and economically. Everything we sell you will be absolutely guaranteed. The Plattsmouth Garage Company A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL! WARGA & CECIL, Proprietors UTAgent for the Inter-State Automobiles. PRESTOLITE AGENCY , "; M-cf ',"v-.'r 0 3C 3C 3C DC Fori era m or ii m n n o 320 acres of fine Blue Stem Grass farm, in Hemphill County, Texas. Can all be put in cultivation. Black san dy loam soil, fine water. Canadian, the County Seat, a thriving R. R. Town. Price $20.00 per acre. This is a bargain. Will trade for a good improved 1G0 acre farm, clear of in cumberance. For further information write P. F. LAU, Perry, Okla. PRETTY CHURCH 10 01 THIS D IG Mr. August Kopp and Miss Rose Novotny United in the Holy Bonds of Wedlock. Costs You Nothing When Hie Almost Nothing When It Runs WHEN an I II C engine is at work, it is the cheapest dependable power you , can use; when not working it costs you nothing. It will work just as hard at the close of the day as at the start will work overtime or all niht just as readily. It is ready to work whenever you need it; always reliable and satisfactory. You can use an I H C Oil and Gas Engine to pump water, to run the wood saw, cream separator, churn, urindstone, washing machine, feed grinder, corn husker and shredder, en silage cutter, or any other farm, machine to which power can be applied. I II C oil and gas engines are constructed of the best materials; built by men who know what a good engine must do; thoroughly tested before leaving the factory. , They are made in all sizes from 1 to 50-horse power; in all styles vertical and horizontal, air and water cooled, portable, stationary and mounted on skids, to operate on gas, gaso line, naphtha, kerosene, distillate or alcohol. Kerosene-gasoline tractors, 12 to 45-horsc power. Ask the 1 1IC local dealer to show you an I HC engine and explain each part, or write for catalogue and full information. International Harvester Company of America hxoiporjled) Council Bluffs lau I It C Service UurtftU The purpose of tins Huresu Is to furnish, free of ctiame In nil. Hie best tnlormaiioii ohiin;tble on belter farming. K yon have anv worthy ques tion concerning soils, crop. land drainage, irrl at Ion, fertilizer ). etc ,tmki. your inqulriesspecihc. nil send them to 1 H C Survica Uureau, Harvester building. Chicago, USA v Krorn Wednesday's Dally. A pretty church wedding oc curred this morning, when Mr. August Kopp and Miss Rose Novotny were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony, Rev. Father Vlcek and Rev. Father Shine olliciating. The solemn marriage service of the church was most impressive and was witnessed hy a large congregation of relatives and friends of the happy young couple. Tin; groom was attended by Ed Skoumal of Omaha and Charles Hula of this city, and the bride by her sister, Miss Lillian Novotny and Miss Mary Svoboda. The bride looked beautiful in white voile over niessaline, carrying white rosebuds. Miss Lillian No votny wore a champaign crepe de client! and carried pink carnations. Miss Mary Svoboda wore a gown of white flowered voile and parried while carnations. The groom and his attendants wore the conven tional ' black business suits and white ties. At 2 o'clock the wedding dinner as served at Ihe residence of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Jos eph Novolny, and a reception ten dered the happy couple this after noon and tonipht. This popular young couple have the he! wishes of hosts of friends in I'lallsnioiilh and elsewhere. Uotli Mr. Kopp and his bride are natives of 1'lattsnioulh and stand hinh in the estimation of their friends and acquaintances. The Journal joins with their many friends in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Kopp long life and prosperity. Kansas City Giants Cancel All Their Cass County Dates, But Baum Iron Co. Will Be Here. From Wednesday's Daily. That fast ball playing ag gregation, the Baum Iron Com pany, of Omaha, will play ball in l'lattsmouth next Saturday aft ernoon with the Boosters. The game will be called at 3:30, and will sure be a good one, and one that will make the Boosters go some to win. The Baum Iron Company team is the one that shut out the big South Omaha Shamrocks last Sunday in that city and are considered one of the fastest teams in Omaha. The Olemvooil team will meet the Boosters on the home grounds Sunday afternoon, which game will be called at 3 o'clock. Here is where the Boosters are looking for revenge, occasioned by their defeat in Glenwood a few weeks ago. Putting in the Heat From Wednesday's Dally. James Ault and James Johns left for Pacific Junction this im rning to finish putting in a heating' plant in the hotel there for John Bauer & Son. James Bolin and Joe Hiber are in Union for Mr. Bauer completing the V. B. Banning heating plant, while Frank Bestor is out at Mynard completing one for W. T. Richard son's fine new dwelling. GUY ran HAS FIN GER BADLY CRUSHED From Wednesday's Dally. Guy 1). McMaken had the mis fortune yesterday to get the mid dle linger of bis left hand badly crushed, so that it will probably have to be amputated between the first and second joints. At the time the accident occurred he, with the help of about thirty men, were removing a small building from the site of the proposed new building at Glenwood. There was no way to get the building olf but to pick it up and carry it. The men started with.it, when it got too heavy for them ami they had to let it down, and instead of let ting it down easy, as Guy had told them, the men got from under too suddenly and Guy's finger was caught. The injury was dressed by the doctor and Guy stayed on the job, but he may have to lay off later. One of the most common ail ments that hard working people are afflicted with is lame bach. Apply Chamberlain's Liniment twice a day and massage the parts thoroughly at each application, and you will get quick relief. For ?ale by F. G. Fricke & Co. For Sale. 100 acres improved land be tween Murray and Nehawka. Write Miss Gertie M. I'ittinan, Fort Klamath, Greg mi. For earache, toothache, pains, ui rn s, scalds, sore throat, try Ir. Thomas' Kcb'clic Oil, a splendid emedy for emergencies. AUTOMOBILE COLL IS EON WITH BUGGY Inmates of Buggy Thrown Out, Vehicle Smashed and Oc cupants InJuOred. From Wednesday's Dally. Sunday evening a very painful and probably unavoidable accident occurred near the Sherman Cole home, south of Plattsmouth a few miles. The result of the accident was a collision between Mr. dole's automobile and the buggy of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were driving to church in their buggy, when at the point in the road where the entrance to Mr. Cole's premises strikes olT from the road, they met Mr. Cole's auto mobile coming from his house. It seems that Mr. and Mrs. Johnson could see the machine coming, but Mr. Cole did not see them in lime to check his machine to avoid the collision, and although Mr. John son did all he could to get out of the way, the automobile crashed into his buggy, overturning it, throwing Mrs. Johnson out on her head and Mr. Johnson was also bruised up badly. The buggy was reduced to a heap of ruins and appeared to be fit only for the scrap pile. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were in the city Monday to consult the prosecuting attorney relative to a remedy for their injuries, arid were advised that their relief would probably lay on the civil side, rather than in the criminal side of the court. If you are a nousewife you can not reasonably hope to be healthy or beautiful by washing dishes, sweeping and doing housework all day, and crawling into bed dead tired at night. You must get out into the open air and sun light. If you do this every day and keep your stomach and bowels in good order by taking Cham berlain's Tablets when needed, you should become both healthy and beautiful. For sale by F. G. Fricke & Co. WORDS FROM HOI Statements That May Bo Investi gated. Testimony of PlatU mouth Citizens. When a I'luttsmoulh citizen conies to Hi,. I: , ,nt , telling his friends and neighhnrs' of ins ex perience, you can rely on hjs sin cerity. The statements of people residing in fur nway (daces do not command your confidence. Home endorsement is the kimf that backs Bonn's Kidney Pills. Such testimony is convincing. in vestigation proves it true. lVlow is a-. statement of a Plattsmouth resident. No stronger proof of merit can be bad. Louis Kroehler, proprietor of hardware store, Elm. street, Halt. smooth, Neb., says: "I know that Moan's Kidney Pills arc thoroughly reliable. ' I took them about a year ago for pain in my back. r was so lame that I couldn't stoop and my kidneys were weak. I had a tired, languid feeling all the time and head aches were common. I got Doan's Kidney Pills from Rynott's Drug Store and they soon relieved my troubles. I am pleased to recom mend them." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United Slates. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. "Were all medicines as merit orious as Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and iDarrhoea Remedy Ihe world would be much better ofT and the percentage of suffer ing greatly decreased," writes Lindsay Scott, of Temple, Ind. For sale by F. G. Fricke & Co. 'For Sale. 35 acres splendid hay land, i' miles south of Pacific Junction, Ta; one-quarter, mile from Hay nie's switch on the K. C. R. R. T. II. Pollock, Plattsmouth, Neb. Real Estate Good Pasture. SI. 00 per month. Horses or cattle; on Platte bottom at south end of wagon bridge. Good water. . T. II. Pollock. Bought and Sold ON COMMISSION! Insurance Placed in Best Companies! Farm Loans and Rental Agency Virgil Muliis esxxs: THE LAUNDRY BUSINESS IS PROSPERING NICELY From Wednesday's Dully. J. R. F.nger, proprietor of the Paragon laundry of this city, has secured Ihe servict'3 of Mr. Caves, an expert laundry engineer, who has been employed at Nebraska City for the past two years. Mr. Caves is an all round expert man in a laundry and is a valuable ad dition to Mr. Knder's force of workmen. The work turned out by the laundry since Mr. F.nger has had charge is very much su perior to any ever done here be fore, and it is but natural that the business should pick up right along. He expects to be in his new building about September 15, when he will be equipped for even better service for small family washings. He has been assured a contract worth ?i00 per annum to li i in just as soon as he gels in to the new building. The outlook for the laundry business here is Very good indeed. $1,200 IN PRIZE VALUABLE PRIZES Automobile, Motorcycle, Phonograph, Gold Watches, Silverware, Etc., Given Away by THE FARM MAGAZINE THE PRIZES To Be Awarded in This Contest first Prize, $625 Maxwell Auto 1! S FIRST PRIZE; $625 MAXWELL AUTO R ' 3 Motorcycle. 3 Gold watch. 4 Ciold match. .K 4iold match. UlanKrapb. T Ciold watch. 8 4Jold watch. 0 tiold natch. 10 Gold natch, 11 Ciold watch. 12 Camera. J 5 Camera. 1 Silverware. IK Silverware. Il Silver knives. 17 Silver forks. IK Silver anoons. Ml Silver spoon. 20 Fountain pen. 21 Fountain pen. 22 Fountain pen. 23 Pocket knife. 21 rocket knife. 23 Pocket knife. mJ if I so State Levy Received by Clerk. From Tuesday's Dully. (lounty Clerk l. C. Morgan yes terday received from Ihe stale board of eiiualial ion and assess ment tlie levy for MM 2, ns fid lows: Tidal valuation for the counly. .S,8ti3.7L,.'t; general fund, I mills on Ihe dollar, J?33.(H 5.80 ; uni versity, I mill on the dollar, 8, 40:i.72 ; state and bridce, Lr mill on the dollar, s?i80.75; total. 5 !-.r mills, . I :i,f '.. no Valuation last year, ?7,J77,oii'., wild a levy of 0 1-5 mills on the dollar. THIS $1,200 PRIZE CONTEST STARTS SEPT, 1, CLOSES OCT. 31, 1Q12 THE FARM MAGAZINE will give away, almotutoly FREE, over $l,2nn.nn in ,1 Alil.l'. I'lUZES In tills blcr popular the successful candidates on VOTINU October VAI CONTEST to 31, 1S1J. This contest starts Septomhc r 1 and clours October 31, and the candidate having the largest number of votes to his or her credit on October 31 will bu awarded the 6L'5 Maxwell automobile. The candidate with the next largest number of votes will get the K00 Indian motorcycle, and so on until the ttnllre twenty-five prizes are awarded. There are no complicated rules or conditions to this contest It Is Jnnt a contowt to pee who can so cure the largest number of votes by October 31. All votes will be iiiven KIIKK with subscriptions, and you c.vn win either of these viiluablo prlr.es by v ourltii? subscriptions to The FARM MAOA.1NK. This content Is FUEH and costs nothing to enter. Just fill out the entry blank and moll it today and we will send you full Information and supplies by re turn mall. . . .... The names and stanJInKs of all who enter t his contest will be published In The FARM MAI.AZ1M'. the llrst time September 1. and evtiry Issue thereafter, till the close of the contest. All who semi In the r names on or before September 1 will be fc-ivon 10.00U votes FllKE to start with. Although this contest does not start until Sep tember 1, vou should get your supplies and start working At ONVH. You can send in your votes as fast as you get them and have them credited to you In the lirnt standings. . We guarantee all candidates that this conrest will be conducted fairly, and that the prizes ore exnrtlv ai represented. An publishers of The 1AI..M MAUAZINE and Tho OMAHA DAILY NEWS, we have Klven awav thirty nutomubilcs In the last four years Tho names" and addresses of these auto winners will be sent you with your supplies. Itrfrrruee Any llnnk or llunlnena Ilonsr la Omnlm. SEND IN YOUR NAME TODAY Dua't Walt. Don't Hesitate Ilccaiise ll'a l'rre. Any man, woman, boy or girl who lives In Ne braska, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, South Dakota, Wy omtntr or Colorado w ho Is not a resident of Onviha, South Omaha or Council Tiluffs and Is In no way oonnoc.ted with Tho FARM MAGAZINE can enter this contest absolutely FREE. a ICVl'.llY SVnSCIUI'TION fiETS A IMtlCMIt M. w Each suiwcrlber you send In will be mallwl a s of 10 beautiful emboss-d birthday and greeting postenrds promptly on receipt of your onler. Mill. THIS i:VIKY lll.lMv TOIIW. I'll E FAItn M tJA7.IM- Unmhn. Ncl., Enter nir name. Credit me with IO.IMMI votes l-'ISE: anil send full Informntlun and Instructions at once. Name Torn States ..n. r. n.. .tint "a i!