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This machine may be seen at my implement
department a new addition to my general black
smith and wagon business. I also handle the
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and Cultivators! cz ru
In fact it is my intention to carry a general line
of Farm Implements of all kinds. Call and see
me for whatever you may need.
SOUTH SIXTH ST
bersile,
Platttsmouth, Neb.
THE FARMER AFJD
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Address of Dean Burnett at the
Presbyterian Church Last
Night.
From Saturday'! 1 a 1 1 v.
The address of Dean l:
nctt of thi :
lege at tin;
last evening
Agriculture,
V. Mur
iate agricultural col
Presbyterian church
on "The Farmer ami
' drew out a good
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TIN SURPRISED
The Old People Receive Several
Handsome Presents In Honor
of Their Golden Wedding.
crowd, as many farmer: and busi
ness men were present, in addi
lion lo the members of I In; young
men's class, to hear this most in
tercsting number of (he series of
( (ecu pat ion" addresses.
The young ladies served a most
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delicious llllicueoii 10 me hirpi
number of visitors, which includ
ed a arue nart of Hie class in
agriculture from the High school
who occupied a table to them
elves. The gathering was also
favored by a most pleasing vocal
number by Miss Iterlha Jackson
The dean spoke of agriculture
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is i n e cluei source oi me weaun
of the slate; of Nebraska, and of
the results of the study of the
scientific, rotation of crops, of the
John f. Long, editor of the Ne- maintenance of the fertility of the
hawka News, and two little daugh- soil and the selection of seed, lie
I era, came up yesterday afternoon stated that lie believed that the
in Mr. Lonu's aulo. While in the valley of the Missouri river. Willi
city John I. and the little girls all its rough land along it, is th
naid a n easant visit lo the Jour- best used by setting it out in or-
na! ollice, where he knows the rhards, and that it can be mail
'atchslring always dangles on I lie the best, apple-producing seel mn
oiilside for such as he. Mr. Long and quanl ily. One point on
lone mi taut, work for the iail, and which he devilled some lime was
and Oe'Ii
Before
Soy it Again:
our next announcement will be of es
pecial interest to the discriminating
housewife. Watch this space; don't
miss it.
Town.
From Saturday's Dully
Thursday al'lernoon tin; home
of Mr. and Mrs. August Tarlsch
was the scene of a very happy
gathering, when some twenty-live
Jadies of SI. i'aul's church met
ami inarched in on their highly
eslremed friend lo remind her
that llfty years ago she had been
a Mushing bride. The guests
brought several line presents for
Mrs. Tarlsch, and the company
spent, the lime most delightfully
in social conversation until an
appropriate hour, when I he hos
tess served some very delicious
refreshments.
Quile a surprise was given Mr.
Tartsch also, by tin trustees of
St. Paul's church, who decided
that I hey would put one over on
this worthy citizen , and called
unexpectedly, bringing with them
a tine present, which was very
much appreciated by Mr. Tartsch
and will be cherished by him as
a token of the high esteem in
which lie is held by all who know
him.
At I he celebration on Wednes
day Mr. and Mrs. Tartsch were
united for I he second time by
Hev. J. II. Steger, and although it
had been llfty years since they
were united before I hey carried
their part of the ceremony out in
proper manlier. One of the pleas
ant features of the family re
union was the presence, of the
only grandchild, Miss Alice
Thornburg of Sioux City, Iowa,
who accompanied her mother
here to be present on the joyful
occasion.
his valuable paper bad much to
do in the good majority Nchawka
i iecincl rolled no for a most
worthy proposition, dome again,
John.
DONATIONS FOR THE. BERLIN
TORNADO SUFFERERS WANTED
Secretary I). II. Weseott of tin
dommercial club, who has been
looking after the relief committee
of the club, has received from W.
II. llackman of Merlin. Neb., in
response to an inquiry concern
ing the condition of the sufferer's
from the tornado in that village,
a communication in which he
states that a great many of those
rendered homeless by the storm
were being cared for in the dif
ferenf, farm homes near that place
and that very soon they would be
compelled lo face the future tin
del' very poor circumstances. Mi
llackman staled that any dona
tions of good clothing, bedding or
furnil ure would be thankfully re-
reived in that, village aim couiu
be used to great ndvantaue by the
unfortunates. The. relief com
mittee will receive donations next
week at the room in the Sherwood
building for Ihc Merlin sufferers,
and anyone having articles of
clothing, bedding or furniture can
leave the same there to lie ship
ped to the slorin-swept village.
the development of the country
social life, and said that the
country school should be more
fully developed and made a social
cenler for the community .
lie also slated that he believed
in the best Ihinirs in the way of
cull ure for the farmer and his
family, and his wink should be
more appreciated as a part of the
industrial life of the country.
This is wilhoul doubt one of the
ablest addresses along the lines
of special work that has been ''e-
livered in I his eily, and everyone
felt well repaid for attending, as
the dean is considered one of I he
leading men of his line in the
west. The next number in the
series of the course will be given
in two weeks, on Friday evening.
May 2.
A Sure Cure for Worry: Hold to
this thought: whatever I want, what
soever I need, I can get the right
thing at the commodious new store of
mlJSE pHONE 54 TO SAVE TIME AND MONEY EESS
NOTICE Tornado, Wind
storm and Cyclone insurance at
nominal cost.
Windham Investment & Loan Co.
KONGO
URGES
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This Big Elephant, Captured Last
Season, Now Exhibited With
Yankee Robinson.
For Burns, Bruises and Sores.
The quickest and surest cure
for burns, bruises, boils, sores,
inflammation and all skin diseases
is Hueklen's Arnica Salve. In
four days it cured L. H. Haflin, of
Iredell. Tex., of a sore on his ankle
which pained him so he could
hardly walk. Should be in every
house. .Only 27c, Recommended
by F. O.'l'rieke & Co.
If you have a house for rent try
Journal Want Ad.
MPIMDMCMT
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. 0. 0. F. ENJOY VERY
FINE BANQUET
150 bushels of good seed corn,
several varieties. Inquire of
Solomon Rowc, on the east side
of Hie river, one-quarter mile
soul h of llethlehem church, or
address Pacific Junction, Iowa,
Houle 2.
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frmtrti) BraiiH (TlutljM
OUR Spring Suit
ought to be
carefully chosen; a
little time spent in
its selection means
several season's ser
vice. Suits of "several-season"
endurance
are the kind we spe
cialize upon here
suits of rich fabrics
and exclusive models.
Our values are strong
at $15, $18, $20, $22
and $25.
Manhattan
The members of Mystic Ku-
cainpmeiil No. 31,1. O. O. F and
their families last evening gather
ed at the Odd Fellows' hall, where
the committee, composed of Mes
srs. J. l Sattler, F. II. Steimker
and William Holly, had prepared
a most sumptuous and delightful
banquet, and everyone present did
ample justice lo the llve-courso
dinner. The banquet nail was
decorated in a most beautiful
manner with green, and with the
tables witli their spotless while
linen and sparkling silver made a
scene of beauty, and the occasion
will be long remembered by those
attending for the delightful social
time enjoyed. This banquet is
an annual affair with the Kn-
canipineiit and each succeeding
banquet seems to be just a lit tie
bit better than the previous one.
Following the banquet the com
pany proceeded to enjoy several
hours playing high the and in
social conversation, and it was
with great regret that they saw
the home-going hour draw near.
Shirts
Stetson
Ha is
Pains In the Stomach.
If you continually complain of
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pains in ine siomacn, your uvcr
or your kidneys are out of order.
Neglect may lead to dropsy, kidney
trouble, diabetes or Wright's dis
ease. Thousands recommend
Electric Milters as the very best
stomach and kidney medicine
made. II. T. Alston, of Raleigh,
N. fi who suffered with pain in
the stomach and back, writes:
"My kidneys were deranged ami
my liver did 'not work right. I
suffered much, but Electric Mil
ters was recommended and I im
proved from the first dose. I now
feel like a new man.' It will im
prove you, too. Only 50e, and
1.0(1. Recommended by F. (5
Frieke V Co.
The scenes at I ending' Hie nr
rial of the largest elephant ever
known, ''Kongo," were most re
markable. From the lime the peo
ple ol I ins country, some iweive
months ago, read of the capture
of Kongo, there has been a
curiosity to see this huge beast.
At the "round-up" of elephants j county,
in Siam last spring there were 23
captured this being the entire
haul for the season. Among the
few held was the real monarch of
the jungle an elephant that had
been the goal of every hunter to
the forest for years. This big
beast was Kongo. Immediately the
concessionaries of the San Fran
cisco exposition cabled to secure
this big beast for the wonderful
trained animal exhibit they will
have there during the fair. The
promoters of the Yankee Robinson
shows happened to have Harvey
Hale, their European represent
ative in Siam at the lime of this
offer. Without any conferring
with the owners of the big circus,
he secured this bin beast (for an
enormous rental' for the coining
season. It is expected that the
principal cities of the country will
lie visited by the show during that
time.
The arrival of Kongo in New-
York, as slated above, was wit
nessed by tens of thousands ofj
people. He was lowered from the
vessel by means of a large car,
heavily ironed and secured with
enormous chains. As the big
steam derrick hoisted Kongo in
the air, to lie lowered to the har
bor, he emilted a terrific "howl"
of the desert. This is a noise
peculiar to this specie of animals
in extreme fright. He was im
mediately taken to the yards of
the Pennsylvania, where, in a
specially constructed car, he was
brought to the Yankee Robinson
shows. The unloading from the
cars of this enormous beast is
well worth your time. Kongo is
unloaded usually about 0 in the
morning and taken to the lotim
mediately. At Plaltsmouth Mon
day. May 5.
COUNTY ASSESSOR BRYAN
RETURNS FROM THE COUNTRY
from .Saturday's Dally.
County Assessor W. 11. Jlryan
returned this morning from a trip
of several days' duration through
the different precincts of the
visiting with the assess
ors and geltunr acquainted with
the conditions existing through
the county. He states that he
never met a more capable or
genial set of gentlemen than the
ollieial assessors of the county.
The condition of the crops and
pastures in the sections visited
by Mr. Mryan were excellent and
he believes that there is not a
finer agriculture county in the
state than old Cass, and that to
be a resident of this county is
something everyone should be
proud of.
PLANT FOR UNION'S NEW
SCHOOL BUILDING
You will look a good while be
fore you find a better medicine for
coughs and colds than Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. It not only
gives relief it cures. Try it
when you have a cough or cold,
and you are certain to be pleased
with that prompt cure which it
will effect. For sale by F. 0.
Fricke & Co.
From Saturday's Daily.
This morning R. D. Stein came
up from Union to attend to some
business matters at the court
house, as well as to get figures on
a new heating plant for the school
building that is about to be erect
ed by the village of Union to re
place the one destroyed by fire a
few months ago. The school
board of Union, of which Mr.
Stein is a member, has had it?
hands full since the fire keeping
the school going, as it was neces
sary to hold Hie sessions in sev
eral different buildings, but they
have carried the work along in
tine, shape and will soon be able to
push the new building to com
pletion. While in the city Mr.
Stein called at the Journal office
for a short visit.
Notice to Huntersl
Notice is hereby given that all
parties caught tresspassing on
my farm, north and east of the
automobile road and north of the
Burlington track, near Oreapolis,
will be prosecuted to the fullest
extent of the law. Some of my
cattle have been killed by the
careless hunters, and no Ires
passing without permission will
be allowed in the future. A word
lo the wise should be sufficient,
for I will surely exercise Ui law
on all violators.
Henry Morn. ,
Commercial Club meets third
Thursday evening of each month.
Farm for Sale.
Anyone wanting to buy a farm
would do well to see W. R. Mryan,
county assessor.
Yoir Chance Now!
Government land that will increase in value, is yours if you want
A start in life, a prosperous future!
The U. S. Government is offering 80 acre irrigated farms, and 320
acre farms without irrigation, on the same kind of land that is raising the
crops which are making Wyoming prominent. The new homestead laws
make it easy to get one of these farms.
I will send you maps and printed matter and answer your ques
tionsthen you can join one of the homeseekers' excursions which I will
tell you about, and at small evpense you can see exactly what you can
have. For anyone who has a wish to better himself and family this is
the chance of a lifetime.
Write me a postal and state whether you are
interested in irrigated land or non-irrigated land.
D. CLEM DEAVER,
!004Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. Immigration Agent
Sell your property by an ad In
the Journal.
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Week ot April I and 20