THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1913.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
PkCZ 2.
A PERSON
OF SOME
IMPORTANCE
By
LLOYD OSBOURNE
Copyrizht, 1911. by the Bobbs-MerriU
Company
PROLOGUE.
Lovers of Romance, attention!
Here's a story you will like. It
tells of mystery under the dreamy
moon of the Pacific islands and
of love in the shady lanes of New
England and what more can a
story reader want? The mystery.
of course, is introduced early in
the tale, and the 'love- follows
close after. Together they go
hand in hand through the pages
of the story, never parting com
pany until the- final chapter.
There the mystery departs, bat
the love remains.
You know, of course, about the
author, Lloyd Osbourne. He
learned how to write in a worthy
school, for he is a stepson of
Robert Louis Stevenson. And no
greater story teller then the latter
tver lived.
CHAPTER IX.
Th Key to Paradise.
C
niUS was halt reclining on a
sofa, propped about with pil
lows, and In a Chinese wrap
of magnificent old brocade, all
gold and twisted embroidered dragons.
Her delicate beauty was unimpaired by
any trace of Illness, though enhanced
by the unusual brilliancy of her eyes
and a flush, too hectic for health, that
mantled the fine ovul of her face.
Matt ran to her, taking her hands
and kissing: them, and then sank on
his knees beside her. llis cares, his
wretchedness, the misery of his renun
ciationall were gone as the soft bare
arms closed round his neck and drew
down his head. Somehow, mysterious
ly, he knew not Low, the load was
lifted from his heart.
She raised bis face and scrutinized
him with a pretty air xf ownership
and a gravity that dimpled at the cor
ners of her mouth.
"A tired boy!" she said speculatingly.
"A wondering, worried, scared boy! A
boy who has been thinking too much
and eating too little, and. oh, dear,
what a scratched boy!
'I got that climbing out of a Pull
man window last night." explained
Matt, showing his wrists. "I had to
break it with a shoe that an old gen
tleman kindly lent me and got out in u
hurry."
Chris eyes opened very wide.
"What a funny, strange, impetuous
boy!" she exclaimed. "Wasn't there
any door?"
"There were people banging that in.
yowling for my destruction." contin
ued Matt tantallzlngly. "I don't know
what they wanted. I'm snre, but they
were going at it ia the liveliest way
with an ax, and I chose the window
rather than wait and find out."
"That was a prudent boy. but but
where on earth did all this happen?"
"In a private car, sidetracked near
the railway station."
"But how did you happen to go
there?"
"That old gentleman tok me there
the one who lent me his shoe. Faid
me J? 50 for going and rode me there
in an automobile."
"Cut why?"
"I'm telling It all- the wrony end
foremost," went on Matt "It's an ex
traordinary story Chris, it's astound
ing. I can't make head nor tail of it.
I was actually offered $100,000 think
of it, Chris, positively Sino.ono-right
Tirre in 'greenbacks to betray a man
I knew. Had it forced on me almost
stufXed in my pocket."
ITer surpri.se, disbelief even, caused
him to draw forth the revolver lu
witness.
"It's not a joke. Chris," he aid. "I
bought that this morning and may be
mighty glad I did so."
The momentary flash of steel was
thrilling in that quiet room and amid
such peaceful surroundings. Chris ut
tered a little cry. breathing fast and
gazing at him In Amazement.
"You frighten me." she gasped out.
"Matt. I'm friEhtf -L "What does it
atl mean? Tell me!"
"The trouble is I don't know myself,"
be returned as a tide of depressing
recollections swept over him. "I am
somehow a blind cog In other people's
business, and the thing that hits me
tinniest is that ttey have ruined me.
I've lost everything, Chris, everything
I counted on to make a start some
where. 1 had J4,(Xt0 as safe as though
it was in the bani, and it's gone, sto
len, (;od knows how, but they have
got it robbed me, Chris, robbed me."
His voice was shaking. The realiza
tion of his loss was unnerving him.
His shouTders "heaved. ""TdoirT know
which way to turn. Four thousand
dollars isn't much, of course, but it
meant you. I I hoped It meant you
after what you had said; believed It
did anyway; counted on it. Yes, you
and I together, no matter how poor.
iui wnu some sort or a iiouie oT our
own. And now it's gone, and I haven't
anything, and it means goodby, Chris
It means goodby."
He lowed his head in shame, refus
ing to be comforted, while she whis
jiered and whispered that she loved
him; that it would never be goodby,
never. Matt, never; that as long a
they had each other nothing could
hurt them; that he was a ior. pif-
cious. looasli. silly, devoted boy irson
without any sense at all, who thought
he could walk away from love and
leave it ehiiid, like an umbrella, just
because he hadn't ?4.0io: As though
it made the least difference what he
had, her lover boy, her darling, for he
was strong and splendid and brave
and big. And if that wasn't being rich
what was? And he had her, hadn't
he? And he wasn't to think she was
always a helpless, draggy thiii-. Iving
down on a sofa in a dragon coat, eat
Ing calf sf out jedy. No, indeed. .he
wasn't, but able to go out and fight
too, and jump out of a Pullman win
dow, if need be, as well as he could
and probably lietter, judging by lu
poor, cut wrists. And work, yes, work
her hands off for the man she loved
and he was that, wasn't he? He knew
he was that.
Then the great secret trembled on
his tongue, and it seemed imj Possible
to 'withhold it any longer, for it had
become essential for her to know it.
That it was safe in her keeping was a
sacrilege to question.
Accordingly he fold of I,otunlofa. of
John Mort and Mirovna and of Li
long, lonely voyages at the behest of
this strange, wealthy . pair, who ii.
that waste of sea and reefs had found
ed a mimic kingdom and hidden them
selves beyond the ken of men. He told
with pride of their reliance on him, of
their steadfast trust and friendship, of
the silence he had been pledged to and
which he had hitherto kept so loyalty.
"That's the story." said Matt in con
clusion. "If you can make head or tail
of it. go ahead."
"Of course he has run away," Chris
replied with intense interest. "And
they want him back a whole hundred
thousand dollars worth."
"Agreed."
"A defaulting banker perhaps?"
"Knows too little of money I could
have robbed hiai of thousands."
"A South American president ousted
by a revolution?"
"He cannot speak Spanish. Go on."
"Perhaps this lovely Mirovna isn't
his wife?"
"I've never thought she was. but"
"The husband is enormously rich and
is trying to follow them?"
"That isn't likely. Resides, lie said
it would shake the world. Those were
his own words."
"How could anybody being found
any man shake the world?"
"That's thepuzzlo of It." -
"You are not positive of hi national
Ity?" "Well, I think he's a German. He
speaks German fluently. though. French,
too, for that matter, and Italian."
II
mm
vm.
"What a funny, strange, impetuous
boy!"
"Eut'a German's a German they are
unmistakable."
"I'm pretty sure he's a German."
"And Mirovna?"
"Oh. less sure. I couldn't guess what
she is, but pnsibly a Pole or some
eastern European. She has a profile
like a Byzantine medal."
"I've known awfully German kind of
Russians stiff, autocratic and yet de
lightful." "Yes, he might be a Russian."
"Oh, there it is! Political refuges
state secrets the myrmidons of the
czar! It's as plain as daylight. Matt;
he's a nihilist!"
"An awfully rich nihilist, Chris? It
hardly fits into one's ideas of him or
Mirovna. What! A nihilist with an
inexhaustible supply of Bank of Eng
land notes?"
"How do you know be doesn't make
them himself?"
"Why, I should have been lauded in
jail so quick you couldn't have seen
my eoattails."
'Passing them?"
"Yes, passing them."
"I give it up, then," Chris exclaimed,
with a baffled little air. "If you
couldn't have found it out in six year-:
I suppo.se I needn't expect to in six
minutes. But it just makes you burst
not to know, doesn't it?"
"There's a worse problem still what
;s to become of me?"
"USj Jllatt," she contedbm l jeaj-
ire
x-.m
if
ouslyT "poor little hundred-r.ud-twelTe-dollar
us."
"I might as well shoot myself as
stay on here. There's nothing here,
Chris, in this little backwater of a
place. What Fhall it le ea.-t or west
try for n deep water ship or strike
out boldly for Colorado or Wyoming or
somewhere':'
"Go away?" she cried. "No, I can't
let you go away I can't. 1 can't, mi
less you don't care unless it's all"
She broke off. looking at him i)ign
antly, only to Tie crushed in the
strong arms, overborne. Minded, pant
ing and deliriously helpless and ill
uTed. Tf C-oTfi-se lie Tovcu lur, "loveY!
her lietter than anything in the world,
would crush her again for ever doubt
ing it. No, she had to admit how
cruel she had been, how wicked and
unkind; had to or he would hurt her
more, obstinate little wretch that she
was. But it seemed that s-he wasn't
an obstinate lirtle wretch at all. only
terribly smothered and gaspingly eager
ti be forgiven, and anyhow how was
she to know when he sat there so cold
and distant and talked about going
away that he really and truly did low
her as though anybody who love!
anybody would go away and leave
somebody to break her heart?
Nor was she a clinging, useless. 1m
practical youug lady person without
any sense or ideas. No, indeed, sh"
wasn't! They were in a very serious
predicament, and she meant to be
mou-iH to the poor, tattered, scared,
whiny lion and rescue him somehow.
To all of which Mr. Lion acceded
meekly, with a dawning sense that
there was a stronger nature than he
had dreamed behind those dark eye-:
and a courage and self reliance that
shamed him in the contrast.
"Unfortunately papa has to be left
ont." she continued. "General Moiu-e
Mould have a lit at the least notion of
my liking anylody who hadn't a town
house ami a country house and a yacht
nnd a eastiron social position, studded
with iron nails and spiked on top, and
family heirlooms that Lis great-grand
mother wore at Washington's inaugu
ration. That's General Mouse's view,
and he's likely to s-meak terribly at a
poor little hundred and-twelve-d 'lar
lion! That's the bad p trt of it; the
good is that when l':n twenty -six 1
come into my mother's money three
smug old New York lmu'rs, filled with
dentists and d ctors and subletting old
ladies who have seen better times
somewhere between ."ss.imo ai:d S'.t.Ooo
a year. Isn't that nice. Mr. J -ion .
Isn't that splendid? C.nu. ch.-tr up.
and say it is worth waiting fir. Yes.
two years and ten months to wait, and
then a fearful General Mouse r:i:np:i: -and
nie. If yon are still of the su:ie
.nind that is. and haven t g ne oft ia
another direction? Though"
"Oh. Chris!"
"But tills is a secret I have to be
sure you love me fast."
"You know I do."
"But awfully, awfully well bc-ttei
than anything just terribly."
e.
"I;u't smile about it. I said tcrri
bly."
"I was thinking of all that money: it
frightens me even while I'm glad to
lie called a fortune hunter and heaven
knows what yet I didn't know; how
was I to know? It's staggering. Chris.
I I am trying to get used to it; why.
we we can get married."
"That's the secret before then, per
haps!" "Before then? Oh. Chris, Chris!"
"I don't care if it's only one room;
I'm not afraid. Matt only sorry about
papa, and the way lie is sure to take
It. You must stay here and get some
thing to do, no matter what it is. and
as soon as it is enough for two I'll
come, Matt, dear- I'll come if it's only
$73 a month."
(To lie Continued.)
Secures Fine Elk Teeth.
From Tuesday's Iaiiy.
A few days ago Fied Wagner
received a present liiat lie
esleems very much and which is
also a -ry valuable one. The
present consists of two large
F.Iks teelh. which were secured
in Canada by Carl FJ finger and
sent by him to Mr. Wagner. The
teeth are in line shape and owing
to their large ,ize are also worth
a great deal of money. They are
to be mounted anil will make a
very handsome watch fob for this
gentleman, which will be very
highly valued.
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This May SAVE A LIFE 6end It Horn
THE DISTRICT COURT :
DOCKET FDR DECEMBER
LARGER THAN USUAL
The liar docket f,,r the pee em
ber term of district court will be
considerably larger than the one
at the last term of court, as then
will be lit'ty-thiee civil and seven
criminal cases on the docket.
Then will be a munh-r eae on
the docket for the lir-t time since
lull, being Ho- stabbing cae
againct Joseph Hoe. Tile divorce
cases pn-pared include .een.
which constitutes almost one
tifih of the civil cases on the
ilock.-t for the term. The copy
has been prepared and turned
oer to the printer and will have
to be out by the time of the meet
ing of the court on Pecember 22.
W'lien lnhy tnlTeis with toui,
aplly nixl pive Dr. Thm:i'
I'clerhV (Jil :it f.nce. Safe for
children. A little p. h- a Inn? way.
2oc ami r0t. Al all ilrup: stores.
In District Court, Cass County,
Nebraska.
In I he Matter of the Juanlian.-hip
of (ieorpt1 Sftiul.iice at:l Harry
SehuMiro. .Minors:
Now on this ;;uth iay of No
vemher, i'Ji'.i, this caue came on
!i. tie heard upon the petition of
Allx'i"! Scliuldice. guardian, pray
injr for license (,, ell each of
-aid minors one ell'lh interest
in the following' lands, to-wit:
Lot eighteen 1H:, in Section
seven '7 '' , Township twelve ( 2 ,
llanue fourteen ; 1 i . in 11 :i 1 1
mouth. Nebraska, for the purpo-e
of reinvesting' the proceed
(hereof to a belter advantage for
said minors.
It is ordered thai the next of
kin of said minors and all per
sons interested in -aid matter
appear before me at the District
Co.-rt Itoom at I'lat I smout h, in
(lass County. Nebraska, on tin1
,'ulh day of January. 1iI4. at .
o'clock a. m. to show cause wh
a .license should ind he granted lo
said guardian as above set forth.
That notice of the time and
place of said hejuincr he piven by
publishing a ropy of this order in
!he IMaltsmouth Journal for
three weeks jiri.tr lo the ."!0th day
or January, mi i.
JAMHS T. DKC.I.F.Y.
District Judire.
i--i-::ks
MiTirr-
Iia I lie County Court in Hlitl for H
( uunl v, .Nfhrnska.
In the Matter t.t tl; K.tate r..l PiottaO
r t!;e Last Will an.l Testament f
.Ian- A. i 'vvi'V. Itcejise1.
Not Ico is lu ieli.- triveti that on tiitf
Cil tlnv 1. 1" Itecembi-i. A. D. l'Jl". at. tie
dour of ten o'clock :t. m.. Jil the of!ic?
of tlie '.unity .liulc. in the Court
House. J'la t tsimHi t h. Cuss County. Xf
!raku. the following matters will !
liear.l antl considered:
The a:pliv at ion of I'd ward (Jrovcpor
Dovev and ' lo.irsre 'liver lioxev to
admit to jroht:le tl.e last will nii!
t "i tament of .taiie A. Tjovey. deceased,
late of the City of IJia 1 1 sniou t h. in Cass
('unity. Nehraska. and for Letters of
Administration with will annexed to
I 'rank K. Scl.lat-r. and the allegations
in the petition thut 5etrfc I'.. J ovey.
tHiver C. 1 tovev and Horatio X. lovey
are all of the lieirs of said defeased.
l'nte.l this Jf.tli day of Noveml.er.
a. u. r.n::. ;
liv tl.e Court."
ai.i.kx j. K.nrEfsox.
County JiidRe.
RAWr.3 & KORERTSON.
Attorneys.
xoTicrc to itt:iiTiti.
Iu I he onntv Conn iu nnJ for ('
tinit, Nrbrnit.il.
In the Matter of the K.state of Harvey
l. Travis. Deceased.
To tbe Creditors of thp Atove F.state:
You ale Jiereity notilie.l that hear
incs nt'o'i all cluims auainst said
etate will be had at the office of the
County .lude;e. Ctmit House. 1'latts
moulli. Cass Count v. Nelrask. on
January 1SU, and on Julv ;i. lsll. at
lo o t lock a. in. on each of said dayi.
nnd that al! claims not filed ty said
hour on said last day of lieurlntf will
he forever barred.
Ilv the Court.
ALT-EX J. BEES-OX.
Conntv Jude.
r.AWLs & p.onnp.TStix.
Attorneys.
12-1-4
7NOTICK.
Sealed proposals will le received by
the county clerk of Cass county on or
before noon January 1st. li14, for fur
nishing the following Books, Hlanks
and Stationery for said county during
the vcar 1H14:
CI..ASS A BOOKS.
1-S quire Cl.attel Mortp-a?e Becord.
1-8 tuire Claim ijefrisler Ctrinted
head .
' '1'ax L-ists Becord with tabs year
1M14 (printed head.
1-8 !iiire med. TJeed Jiecord (printed
pane ).
1-C tuire med. Index to Delinquent
Lands (printed head).
1- S iuire med. Deed Record (loose
leaf .
2- S tiuire med. Mortpase Ilecords
(printed page).
1- S iuire med. Miscellaneous Deed
Record (loose leaf).
2- S iuiri med. Mis. Records (loose
leaf t.
1-6 quire med. Appearance Docket
(printed head).
1-6 quire med. Court Calendar.
1-S quire med. 1'robate Fee Book
(printed page).
Canvas covers each.
1-S quire ined. Court Journal (printed
head .
Patent Back, per quire.
1-S quire med. Trial Docket (printed
head ).
Index per. book.
Ail records to be extra bound of Xo.
1 Linen Ledger paper, Byron Wes
ton's Ledecr .1'aper or Whiting
Ledfrer paper.
CLASS li STATIONERY.
Rubber Bands. No. 11. per frross.
1-enholders, No. J7C. per dozen.
Writing Fluid Arnold's, per quart.
Erasers, No 104. Eabers. iter dozen.
Esterbrook's No. 04 pens, per gross.
Congress Tie envelopes. No. 10 1-4
thick, per 100.
Esterbrook's No. 79 pens, per gross.
Congress Tie envelopes. No. 10-1, 1-2
thick, per 100.
Congress Tie envelopes. No. 10-2, thick,
per 100.
Mucilage, Carter's Arabian, per quart.
Congress Tie envelopes. No. 10-1, thick,
per 100.
Denison's Notarial Seat No. 21, per 100.
Conrrcss Tie envelopes. N". J', "-4. j-r
3 00.
Pencils, ropyinc, Jer rinzen.
I "en lieiiiers. No. Crown, jier iVf. n.
lill.tHs No. t'.'li I'eti.-. jm-j- ni'-.
I'ons'ress Tie envelope.., ; No. J '. 1-2
thick, per ion.
I'enrils. Velvet, per .lozen.
l:ulilr llaii'ls, ii'-x-rt.-'!. N'i. 100. jm -t
1.X.
Keil Writinfr F"h;il. p-r r"ot.
Separate lils- most ! m;ol on :ili
f'lavs of supplies iti tli- estn;;it'.
The Commissioners reser- lf - rii:!!
to rei t uny or ni1.
Hiis will he ;il.!iese.J to Cuor.te
Clerk atiU marked . fl op.sa!s tor
l;ooks. la.nnk.w ami Stationery.
l;i Jlers must tiie vt""I iiml s'irTi' t-n
I. orel I'or the faithful jK-rfrrr:;.Tice ,r
tl fir cont ract
Ilids -will l,e opere-.l tl.e fir?t Tnof!nff
in Janiiiit v. 1 . c. Mnl:H AN".
C'.iu.: v ;. i v..
Iu (lie Diatrirt (nurl of ( n ( omiiO.
The Livingston Loin ate! FbsiMiT.g
sociat io.n, I'laintiT.
vs.
Louis D. Tolle R. R. Richardson. fir?r
I. Siine unknown, and Lulu Ro-.-i i
son. his wile: Jacob 1". i'alter und
Murv Kalt r. Lis wife,
T'efenda n's.
To Louis 1 . Tolle, R. R. Rn-I.a r-b-oi.
first iiii$ic iinkiiov.ii. and l.u.u l:i I -ardson.
his wife, nori-rt sub I f de
fendants in the above tritlt t I
ac t ion :
You arid each of you are hereby
notified that the pl.iiia.!T has 'ni.
rneneed an action nirair.st yon In .
District Court of Cass t..uiit, Nebraska
for the purpose of foreclosing r; i ri
mortgages: In its hist cause of -tion
to fi.reeb.se u mortgage iv.-n hv
Jacob R. l-'alter mid Mai v l'.i Iter
The Livings-Ion ltan ami i : il I ': ri -T
Association on tl.e 1-th .lav of Jan
uary, l'.ol. covering the following de
scribed real estate to-wit: Lots 1. i:.
and 4. in block 4. in St adelma n n's
ilitio:i lo the City of I "ia 1 1 s mou t d. Cass
Coi.iiIn, Nebraska, wlie ii i.ioitgage a--pears
of record in B.tok ! mort
gages, at pjisre '.T1. in the ofiice if the
Register of lteeds of Cass County. Ne
braska., and to recover the sum of
S.-.4.40 taxes and interest, together with
interest thereon at the rate of 10 per
cent froir. November 1-fh. 11'. In irs
second cause of action to foreclo a
iiiortcnge given by Jacob J. Falter
and Mart' i'alter Mn The Living -Un
Lorn and Building Association on Jan
uary 1 !or., covering lots .', and t.
in block I, in Stadelmaiin'f Adoiti'm 1.
the City ,f Riatlsmout !i, Cas Cuiiiilv.
Nebraska, which mortgage appear of
record In Book " ! iinTlgiiges. at
page (",72, in the (ifjiee of the Register
of Deeds of Cass C-iliitv, Nelraj-ka.
In its third cause of action to tore
close a mortgage eiven bv Jui ' F".
Falter and Mary Falter to Ti.e Liv
ingston Loan and Running Asm .al ion
on the R'th .lay of Januarv, 1
covering lots 7 and in bio. k 4. atol
that portion of loi 1!. in said block 4.
which lies north of the nmth li:t- .r
lot , When said north line is con
tinued sisterly to Tenth nrw-t, all in
St a.lel ma n n's Addition to the Citv tf
1-laitsmoulii, Cass County. Nebraska,
which mortgage appears of record in
Book ";"t of mortgages at page (,?:'.. in
the oMice of the Register of Deeds of
Cass Countv. Nebraska, and to recover
the sum of ll.f.O n:sura.ce. togetii'-r
with interest theret.ii from Noveimer
I", In its fourth nui-c of aiticn
to foreclose a mortgage riven bv Jnco).
I. Falter and Mary Fait, r to The Liv
ingston Loan and Ruiiilinfr As.-ocia t ion
on tiie 14th tiny of August. 11'7.
covering the southwest '"t leet or lot
in St r i t w ieser's Su b-.i i vision of I'-t
113. ill tie SWV of the NW, i Sec
tion ly. Township 1- N. Rangt 14 E.
of the Ct h 1-. M. in the City of Pi.tt
mouth. Cass Conn"-. Nebraska, wii 'i
mortgage ailears of record in Rook
of iriortga cces. at page I'd"., in th
Otfice Of the Register of Dee.-.s of ':"
County. Nebraska, jir.l to recover the
sum of $T.u4 ta"s. with interest
thereon at 10 per cent from
tbe 12th tlav of Nuvcmlfr.
1;1. In its lift h cause
of action
to foreclose a mort
e given bv Jacob
1-. 1'nlter antl Mi-rv Falter to The J.iv
inciori Loan und ttuibliiig Association
on tie 24th dav of May. ls"T. covering
tdo Sl2 of lot 7. iu block C. in tiie City
of 1 "fa t tsmou t h. Cass County. N
V r5fcW A7.
HENDERSON DE LUXE 5-Pa.iger. $1785
The Henderson Kerosene Car Burns
Seven-Cent Fuel
We have scores of letters from satisfied owners of Hendersons, one of which is reproduced herrwith.
CAN YOU BEAT THIS?
COLUMBUS ROLLER MILLS
C. A. Schroeder. Owrr
T. II. POLLOCK AUTO CO. C OLUMBUS. KFPn.. Not. 1 1. 1
221 Farnaru St., Omaha, Xcbr.
Gentlomen: ,
Yours of tiie recent date askirp whether or rot I :n sati"-:':."! with t. HfD.lT-i u:.inioS;.s. i,.ci
I purchased from you about three montlis ao. ha 1h- d reet iveil and w.i". stat that I aai r..or ti.au p a !
with the Henderson car.
I own two other automobiles, one a hiph-prieeil car. nstinc i"(ic'.ori!.. nur- tr.an .r. ii.n.rv,.' t -;,
ill say that I can take irv Henderson car. burning fure kerosene over the :-''. ao-J ov.y .r. rr
ads with U-tter results tlian with tnv hih-priced car. a:.d at that. rr.e-h:( the pr.- lr f i..
wi
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1 hare driven my Henderson
know now much faster I could drive it. I din thoroughly iat!-r.eU w.tti tt.e n. n.:er-n r... r.-i. -the
gasoline tank for starting, and the kerosene fuel for running and it ; a prfoct I u c' '"
itate to recommend it to anyone thinking of purchasing a auttnobi. t
I pay 10c a gallon for kerosene and pet from l." to I'o miie p-r caon on our courry roa.. I " '"!
not do this well on gasoline at '
As far as jKtwer, sj-eed and
Four-Cly Under Kerfsene Car as any six-cylinder automobile I have ever
Mv Henderson has attracted considerable attention in this vicinity ai
tftlkinir of iurchasing the Henderson car,
Wishing the Henderson Co.
Henderson Six Cylinder $22-."..
Henderson le Luxe Four Cylinder,
Come and Sea thi Amazing Nw 191 Car
Full Pnninned with Ton. Windshield. Collins Curtains. ;. Wamer Sr.-e,!Crr.eter. F.r:r;r
Electric Horn. Fleet ric Light, Lijzht-day Clock. Kitra Wire Wheel or V..-1 Kim. t'ui Iu-h. C wl
Gravity Gasoline or Kerosene Tank, oversize tires and a score, "year aheai" r-Cnemer.t.
Wo have found it necertary to remove to more commodioue quartere on account of our n-i
creasing busineaa and on and after December 1t, 1913. we will be located at 1910 Feme- St..
In the roome formerly occupied by the Cole Motor Co.. and we Invite alt Cat County people
to call on us at our new quarters.
T. H. POLLOCK AUTO CO.
Henderson Distributor for Nebraska, Western Iowa, South Dakota, Wyoming, Colorado
Telephone Douglas 6292 1910 Farnam Street, OMAHA, NEBR.
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the lest of success. I remain
Yours very truly
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