Nebraska Newspapers

    FfiATTSMOUTH SFMI-WTFE L Y JOUBAE.
PAGfc 3.
MONDAY, 3 LARCH 15. 353
I(TI III' l( (inPtllMTHlV
or
fi;t.i:k siioi: ci.mi'WV.
the .inv an
Sen I
My "..n Kxp. Oct.
-t nt.ove written.
A. I.. TIL'I.
N'itnv I'ut. lie.
:., iwir,.
K.VOW ALT, MT'X KV THHSi: 1'Iil;
SirNTS, That W, .losej.i, K-tze,, .Vary
r "-izt and Henry I- Coos, do a..ooi:it
li-:!lvis t tit-X Per foi the pill pose of
f"Mrinr ut.it (.riiiiiir a Corporation in
the S(::t of .N. I rusk:!, lor the trans
: 'ti'it: i.f toe l.ii.- i ns.- iier llial tPr d'--
i r.U J.
un it i i: i.
a ant-.
Tt - :.: no of Ci i 'i I pod I ion
I r.'i.Ki: siPd; i'uMi-vxv.
ahiii i.i: ii.
I'rlnrlpnl I'lurr f llu'lnr'.
Tic proo ipiil place of ti'itrfs of
I i- Corporation !::! !. ij. the 1'iiy ot
! 'i:i t t .- !i 'H :,, VtMlty i.f Cus.-, .liltt- i.f
N i r.i- kit.
titrx i.i: in.
nlurr f th llulue.
o t.si virisr and selling .f f...iHai'
: f.ii t 1 1 t --r and repair wm k of a
:ij' ; i retail !m business, and the
i n - ::nd -: i 1 1 ami nianitenam
.:' m:i- t iit'i!. ar.l . ! ruci u i t s a-
:..i Pc ! i t- i i 1 ni.es-.trv, and tin- par- j
. .a--- i.f i.-al 1 a L- as may he
I 'Miiy in ti e i f.tidiii t i:iir i.f s.:.-h!,,
t.m . ;ic--s a'.l to ho!.! t:l!- li.er.Io ani!
Nii!- of li.iilnisrirniliiji.
.Ml ' "'r.. iiitf i i ti-.l la ih- et.-.te
i.f Louise Oarl.er ai- her.-Pv n.'tiiied
that a petition 1;..-- hecii !de..! i.-i tie
I'nintv ' tnt i.f Cas .'iiiti'y. .WLm
ka. al!eiri-r that -aid ip "eased i.'ed jn-ii-.-tdtH,
au.l praviiir f..r ad rninist ra
tion upon ! r estate. A hcnrinir will
i.e tail hi. mi 1 1 -i i petition .ri the Lt!i
da., of M THlr.. ai 1 . i.'' .n a in
;i' to- '. niitv Coirt lit I'la 1 1 s moot i..
N-l triska KU oil Vet iim and protest
to said petition are j co, a , i to Pe I i T i
Oef. ire Tie ho::;- i-f I.eatiti OT1 s.'li'! ilil V
I'::t,.i ti.,s )ltli il;n- of Mi'tlr, I "
Ai.t.i-: .i. 5 : . : :.--(
'-a! ".'tinty .1 u.)re.
I . liU'VKt-:. Atiotti'.
I Till": DITRIfT COIHT OF C' "ii i.lf ie.;ime,i to ansiver Fanl
i-iil''l'. Mvllltlsk. M.etiti"!) or i.eiore Jii.ii.in, tJUi
In tl.- Matter of t: iuardiinslti! cf '; 't April. -A. i J : i ... or your oe-
XJi:
!f.i: !1 will '.- .ia!v future. I.
WIl-I. .11-: AN and KIVAi:t H. J
Wl.l, JKAN and
j;jAi;i ii. .si'ANOi.KF:
1 Mail, tiffs.
iiawi.s iioni-:p.TS' x,
A 1 1 omrys.
NOTIf i:.
In tli" l)llrlel l'i:irl of f nw infill ,
"!ara ier and "l:arles )vei
f..r I.ieetisc- to Se!l ! :ea 1 Jlsta!'1.
N'.'tiie j- lifrebv iiven ri.at in teu
Miaiii e of i,n order of U.e Ij-tri-t "o.: I
in arid for Ca.-s County, .V.-lirnsKa, mad
on t!.e ','ih dav of ait i., 1H15. lor tli.
a!e of C e nil! estate l.-re i na ft r !--s.
ril.ed. t!.ere wi) l.e sold at :iv
vereiae to tie i.inl.eM Mii.ler for ca-'h.
al I "la t l:iiOu t h. Cuss I'm.nt'-', Nel:ra'a,
at t In-. S..':i P t'r-O'it .loot- of 1 1.4- " '!'!
IIlmw, on 1 1 e t.tti i'..v of April. 1J1-. ;it
1 o . !o k p. in. i f .aiil day. tin- fo! .
i.u .!.' 1 i in.! in' I e-Tae to-wit:
'i'l.e oinlis i.:. d 4-:'7 of K of f5V
of Scit.oti and the NW '1 "f t'.''
SY '4 of S.-ftion Township 3-'.
I runt;.- v !. i;i.-t, 1:1 Cis o-i"ty. NV-
! i.'-sivi. and t:n uniivided l-i or I r.
S of t1 e XK of .- ' ! ion
1 tk" ; ; ! f lot in X i : of lhave Tas?ed the c.'-i.-is of the sickness
Mrs. IJalsr UuU- 111.
From rr!Jav's Tailv.
Mr?. P. Ijalser lias l.in quite ill!
at her home for tlie jn t week suffer
ing from an attack of heart trouble
that .?s caused lier fan.iiy and friends
.V' i considerable' worry, but. she seems to
HOW CLESfl OP,
DRESS UP Ai
ill
01 PROGRESS
Doe. V
Ka "-i-n-rs
X. !-i ;-s
!and t!: iMi.tivi.i.d or lot . inland .seems isutn ueirer j;ov., wiucii i.
ai r. .-;. 1 1 1 mi 1 si : p
ll.is-t. C.ss Ci.rity. Xi hraska.
Si'd M.'e v;ll lematTI OJieli opf- ie ::r.
I at- d Maieli !'. 11
: !1 s
f Siii'i
M:i!l uf
I ioi la i s.
, o!
to I
t!:e sum-.
it'ii 1 1: iv.
tt pit til Mui k.
Tl. ffil ' i.i'izi-.i . i.j.itai .-toe?:
pore M." shall P.- r
':'VV '. Ti Ols.llid I $ ll.lt. I I I
::..o-.i it, to loi !'Ui!.:-.l s
1 1 .1 r..' ; e,l dl'jui ludi.ns ea
- t -' !!... ;.r,,l j,;.;. a- .-iili!.-.
an I l iP.aid of ierei tois. I
aim n i l; v. i
'lltnr. I
T!- e;.-;.) -.- of tf is pot a t ion !
'-a : I eoti.riie::. - 01 tie I-t ua of J-.l.-i
1 ii'. Hi J.".. eed t .-r:tl :put on t""l
: i t 0.1 v of 1 ''.-.: -liiV-r. r.f.l. ::)! it s! all
i. '.:!! to u,iii.-ui'' it- 1 ' .1 ! . :a t e j
a'', a;.-. v !..-ii j ! si- A 1 tii-let i.f In- !
'''"'i.f. It ;i.; i -e oen lifi'd as r.'l u :.-' I
t '.' law.
VICTI4 I.I'. VI.
Itimrtl ft llip-tri.
Tie t.i!ii.-vs ..f this 1 ' potat i"n
s'ail l ('.nl '.ti'.l l.' a Hoard of three!
I iiri tors to .e eleett'! Py the Stoek-
l'd.Uis. ciieii e.-(t:on to take plaee at1
si;, h t.rro- and 10 oe i o;n! n t I ill su
IM..1.11.-T as i,a!l Pe j-i-i-si 1 i ..i-d !' I
H v - 1 -a vv s of .1 i.f ro. 11:1 1 i. ii.
Ainu 1,1: v 11.
lti-rri.
TI.- (.Sift's of t '..t-piirat ion shall'.
! i- a I '1 esi.U nt. i. o Hi es:. Put, s:.-e-r-tat'.',
Tiiasilier ::tel Mana-ter. wl o
-ii'il P.- eho-.n by tie H...ard of
l"!v.'li.rs, and who shall hold their
idTies for a pi-r:o.l oi one ear an 1
1 -.lil l! 1 ir s'net-s..rs hall 1 eieit.-.i
;.'!! ijtiali.ied.
l!Tf l I". VIII.
I iidePlediM-M.
T:..- i i-.-t a!U"i:t.t of itid.d.t.-dio .-J
! n lii. I, .-..id Corporation shall at anv
t it!!" sn'.'e. t i:elf sl-aii hot . . e. d s:a
:.im .ni.l e. ;..:! to oi,e-tl:iid of its j.aio
. p capital Mi'i'k.
. KTICI K IV.
lniin-r of lloliliio; V tr t i n.i.
The i.:nt:i.e.- of I old.?, me-t . n -.'s if
st " k i.oidt-i fir tii- ee.iion ot the
.'to.!-, and tie I'ot::...ls of conduct ; .o-
t.- t. : 1 si up---- "f t :n "orpt a ! ion siail
!- as .i.ij.led in the lu-l.avis ; nd
iidnj t-d 1- the p..e,.-d of 1 t rectors,
tit iicu: .
iiieiiilmctit.
T! -s- A rfic'.es of I ': ot '.i ";t;i.ri tnav
1 arnen.i.-d at an." t'-'-';!ar arir.'ial
to.-etiair of the s t o. k 1 ; ol 1-r-- ealiel f-i-that
purpose, provided tint si; !i pro
..s.d no r.lrii.-nt 1 ir-t approve! I.-two-ti.tts
i.te of the intir- 1 : a id
I I ('.is. and if . o avtioved to l.c
.r. ii d at !at"-.e np'-n ti icr .ids of
d Ho.-, i-d. and a- piovid.-d l.v law. j
i.r" Honiin,
t ;
iu:i i d i;: ri of
i 'V.-,-, .VP,"
h tm iyi:i:.
lp i-r ate Charle-;
Xo. t;".'i'i.
Merchar.ts P.at.k "f .shi .t.
.i. a " r 1 .. .: ; t j 1 1 11,
I'laiM ;;r
s.
-t ah.
I efe.,;, !ts-. 1 3-r.-.t 1;
link'. on Tl I.i i. fflil devisees of '
KimuM Hon. in. d .-cei.yed : I dm H-.Tnln ctil'M'V ( III ItT.
St.Pier and WiHijitn S-n d-i , h vi s Pa nd 1 ; n t (. ,,f Xehiaska.
I .era ip.niin .-1, .i.i: 1 ..- tinkn-.e. t jc,!i,,,tv of Hiss, ss.
' e rs : t-d de.-is. t-s of Lena IPi.: .1 1 4 t , .. matter of the t a t f of Jchri
iu: P . ii teased, and A'-in-s .At.-;i.i I'cier Keii. d.-eeasid:
I.dtii. i-on-i fsidt -Tit d-l. nd.. Fits, j, n- T.. all persons j n ten st'-d :
I-Vaded with oth'-r defendants: Von a r- heiehv notified that tli-re
fin ar.d each of v.11 a le l:ri- '.'' ' ..-is l.-eti :il-ii i:i ti.: i court an
"in d t at on 1!..- l-'th i:a v of M r i-. h ' .-1 r 11 rm-n t ie:i"ort itiir to l
?!'.". ti-- I'arn.ei-- A? M.-rchatiis Hank of will and tes t. rn.-n: of th- sr. Pi J-hn
-,!;tid. Xi hraskit. plainti:T l.i-ie. n. j j . t-,- Ke:l il-, 1 :!-( J, 1otret!i-r wit 11
tiied its p.-nii..n in t!i- nl.i.vc n t , t l.-.l I t ; , .- 1.. tit..'i of Kliah-ih Katherme
1 a :is. in f lie I'istti't iirt i.f i 'u- ' ei!. wid A- of s-aid le
'..i.r.t V.-I.i-'. ct-i t v,.ii -..i.i ........ l
if pi!!, im .i ea ile.l V. Mh other defr-el-
'.t. the ..! i.-i t i.tayi-r of whi ii is
1.1 f oT-eell...... ..If'. II CO. if-'.
. . of. .1 or. lie t't:. .1 , v li.i-if I'll-. ail.'V.ed atld p!oh:ite.i as the last will
h- I'le.'cii. k UoT.i.i and Calhaiine
!: ".min. l::s sif-. iiii t1 propi'rty de-
t ton :;::, con i a 1 ri 1 n tr
i; ml I v i.h i) 7 of
f si-: ',. sf Mrn containinu 1 t (,rl,-.nl,,-ri-inr to lir r familv .irnl
12, i:atie !i 1
friend?, and they are very hopeiul that
fhe will soon be able to be up ar.J
around i:t her former state of health.
Is (letting Alonr .Nicely.
Don't lie natkward in the Use of the
I'aint Iiru&h or the Ifoe
and liake.
Frnm Friday'? Dally.
Kennett C'hri - v. i ser,
i'.l at his hon.e in this
v. ho has been
city for the pa ,t
sil i?' t' .i j., the
t.ite of Xelo ask. 1.
sorihed as follows.
I't.'i'iiv of Cass an 1
to-wit :
The North I .'.if (X. P.. I of the X'H th-
,ea.-t .matter 1 X. K. '. of Sc-tion si
i teen iti.i. Townsh:i. tv.eT.e MJ), H:ir:-e
i t en 1 I'll. K.' 1-1 of tii
H. M .
Sh.id iiii't'tth-t was i;i"en to secure
th- payir-nt of a not- for the suin of
t hoii.-'.-i ml d.d!a!'s 1 $ .mio.Oi) 1 ditelj
ami pa.rihle on t.'ie 12th dav of Apiil.
Hi 1 J. Iil.l t h' 1 !S now d. e illld pai ah.e
on said, mite the sum of h- 1 undid
dollars iK.M.Iiii -with interest thereon
it ti e late of iK p-r e-rt 11, p.-r .-e-.ii
nee rinruni from ti e 12th day of Apt:;,
l'.tll. for 'l i !i sum, with interest
.' tists thfintii'T 7"a vs foe a decree, t i'? t
the .Uf. ni'a nt P- : 11 i "".! to j n v 1 .
ahi.' and that in .'-fault of sn.-'i pa v-lio-.'t
s:''d T-rcTii ;-es m:iv he soil to
-.it'sf;, t: e amount found duo on --a I i
rod f.
ml are n ir-d to ?'t".ef sail p.-' i-
tiot; on in- 'inline the 1 1 1 da v of A'ci!.
1MT..
a1.d r.t Tha'tsmout li. C.-s rmri'v.
Nl'l'Uic;;i. t; is l'"'!h dav r.r Mar. h. H'l".
FAKMK'-S .v:- MI-:r;i M! NTS Tt'vNw
ni' .-HI..M . N!:;i:.SK'.. a
( 'nl-.l.';! t i. . n.
H AKTHI'C C. I'AN'iAT.
It: Xttornev.
r ' Titr
t'-I.-Pi that th- sanl .J I M l-tei' ieu
mis deiartet! this life in said county,
am! 'i-.-.i-.-s.'i with an .-state ti.enin,
; . I .
. ar.il i.iavm-t f.ai s;. i i ; i -1 ru men .
and testament of said iteci-aseo. :imt
ll at administration of said estate he
rallied to the said 1 : . if.a !-1 li --Catherine
Keil.
Phi are furti:er notified that a he.nr
iiLt will P.- had utioti faid petition
and proposed will li-foi't this court at
I ti court house in li e iity of l'latts
, moi.tli. in said couutv, on the 1't'tii
day of .March. H'l"-. at ten o'clock a.
! ni.. of fa d day.
That anv and nil oldections thereto.
if anv. must Pe tiled on or Pet
two weeks with an attack of the
i?l- . ,1 l " A - . A . 1
the last j crippe ana uroncraii.-, is. reported as
beir.jr much better and now seems to
be on the way to complete recovery
from his illne:. Ills improved condi
tion v.iH be the cause of fileasure to
his mar.v friend.-; throue-hf.ut the city.
re said
dav ami hour of lo-atin-r.
Witness my hand and seal of the
count.- coi'tt of the said count v this
l.-l dav of March. 191"..
ALI.KN .1 HdlKSiiX.
teal t'l'iinty .ludt
ITIC!t or M IT TO tl II'.T '1'ITI.i:
ila I be liIri- inirt of lie t'omity of
Will .lean
i-:jwi. id ii.
vs
;.a n trier,
i'laii.ti Ts
l!l W.t!e--s W her -or I i - II ml'-l - ! '-'lie.! I
i . v- i .,:.. s. r t i'.jr ham Is 1 1 is ;.t l I
i t r- 1 i :.!.... i
.ii.sKi-ii h;:t.i:!:.
M I. V l-'HTXKH.
HKNHV liimS.
ST TK '!' VI!I:I:.SK.,
( a-s County, ss.
i u Id's ::h da . of Fel.rn?! rv. H'l".. !ir-
f ?e .. I.. Tidd. a Notary Ihil.lic
:o v i i.ntr?i!ssii....,i ;n ! ijiujiiti.-d ;ind
r- id'; n i a said Cent v. pm-.-'-r. ai 1 .'
. :!: t: e ah. He tKUm d. Joset'h Keter,
M i:;-, i- t;:er and l;er:r' V. (l-os, who
t . . a. "v KT..wn to t:i,- to Pe ti'ejka. this
identical persons wim-.; names are (Scali
I t, th- j.l-.v Artims of jj.
.it".! a ; i"1! as pa i ties Therein, and they
'a.i. si.Tuiatclv a r k I. ow ! .': - ed the i:i
.f rt:TT-nt o. he :s and Per voluntary
ait an.l '1-ed.
Witn-ss my land and notarial seal
Minn: to ici:i)ir)its.
State of NePraska,
(;,ss C.'inlv.
IN thi: Ci-CNTY cr. ct:t.
In the matter of the estat- of A&ratha
S' ill. d-eease.l:
Not me i- !.er-h.' .ivi'ti t! 'if tiie ereil1
Tors of said ili'l i-.ised Will meet the ?l . t -':.
: n i t r.' I or of said estate !. fore the
i"o'.:! tv .Indue of Ca-'i oountv. NePras
ka. ni 1 1 i'1't'tltv i-'i'in r.iopi in the
.i!v or I "a t f sm. . i t ; . hi s-ii-1 cuintv i-n :
It' e 'ml dav of Anril. H'K, and li e -d !
!..r v:.., "...T I'll". t In ..'.-;. .:.- . m
:n-h i::)v. for the purpose ..f pr-s-nt inir
ll.e-r cl-.ims for e a ii na i ion. .a ijn-i-m-o;
t ami a M. . w a m-
S: - months ar- allowed for the cred-ii.r-i
of t'e said li-ci-asel To i. resent
thci'- !aini.-. and one crr for the sni
!!'i!i!i':'t..r to s-ttle s.-M estate from
tie I'li.l dav of J!."rch. H-ir..
Witn. ss m- l and at 1 the -eal of sa;d
Countv ('in; it nt I 'h, 1 1 ufiio;. t ! . Ni 1-r.is-
1 1 ll dav "f Kel ritarv. Tir.
AM.KN .1. HKKSON.
Count v J la le.
!. ft IpWTK!:, Attorney.
Kiani :s- Savficool. Kli.'.aheth A. S.ia
I'l'.ii. tin- unknown heirs and devise, p
i.f Kiamis S::va.-o... de-eased, the
unknown heirs an I d.-vi.-e.-s of j;iiv;a
l'i hi A. Sa acool. d. o-.is. d, Mrs. Jos-
p!i M i'ui.c. hist teal name un
known, tie unknown leirs and i'.e
v,. es of .Mrs. .Ic-.ph M-' 'line. 't
r;: l nam unknown, d-ceasel. Joi.u
Imnhip. Mrs. Join lu.n a :. ti:st leal
i.aiie un kion n. th- unknown Lens
am! de isees of John i Pinhtf. ii'-
ceas .1. H e UnkUo'Atl i.ejrs and de. (
-. of Mrs. Jonn iM.nlap, tir.-t r.al
nam- unknown, iicci-a.-ed.
Defendants.
To th- Al.oce Named 1 lefej .hints;
V'"i mui acii of v.m are I.ercPv
mn.tie.i that on the fir- da v of Marci.j
A. I'. I'l.".. plaintiffs t'.'.-J their sniii
Pi th- l-isfrict I' -ai'l of i ass i'imiu'v, j
N-hra-l-.a. t" oulet the title of plainti.f, !
K'i.iai.l I!. Spa tiller, to th- f- i I o w-. n u- !
I'exrih.-.l h.i.-i in t !- Count v .f iss, :
L. J. ifs
The Union Auctioneer
Union, Nebraska
All sale matters entrusted to my care
will receive prompt and care
ful attention.
Farm and Sicck Sales
a Specialty!
Rates Reasonable!
Cu?Address or phone me at UuioD
for open d ite.
"mm
l tH I
AUC720HEER
Weeping Water, Meb.-
Sell your property hy an ad in The
Journal.
V of
;i ep- .
n i 1 J
I
1.
Ni-i-ri'k.i. t - vi t :
N . 1 1 i i wi'.-1 ' 1 1 : i i ter (
Se. t i-n in.' ill. Towns! ;
I 1 ' N'.iMli hi.ri::.' 1 h.I ti
Ka.-t of Co flu H. M.
I a pse of :is adke-s- (.osscssil
h i ni. ei l ami I . -I'll
e.i is i : .
;:lrils:::; '".rTh"'."" l.r'hh" sre nlvays guarded with the
' l:i'!'l 1'i-ri iir i'.t.rest if nil'.', in said.l . T
.tv;.i-rtv, -itiier U aa! or e':uif:ihle. ai d -.'
to hive the s.-ihie ailjid-ed inferior' to. ,1 FT e.
i 'Laiiuat-cu. uiJa uuiv.j
, will take charge of your public
i sale business. Farm sales a
i:;'f':r,f:;:;'?:;::'::":sp;cia!tv. Owners' interests
1 1
i.-Iter.-st I
I I- relief.
'i'l. is notie
order id ti
is mu i'!' pursuant to t
I'oiirt.
ility, and satisfaction
open
to
n:" i Weeping Water.
i WM. DUNN,
title of said phi in in.', and to en'
l'JXl rLlZu or i Telephone at my expense
!ein ami for freneral e ;ui
The Greatest SUBSCRIPTION Offer of the Year!
i PICTORIAL REVIEW
j i . , 1 1
j , 1 I
- ' . ". . .; . : - v- ' -
i . . ?-rP '- j.'l t
1 '.'-."- .. -; v , . V a- -C -. X
t - .: .- : ., f
, ". " -" ? -
i , - v '' - '
,' ' -'
fc-v . i- , r .; .
' . . :- ..- - '
c ,.- - 1 I
A X fio
blc yc
' 1-
r .hi
ortiinit v to km-
Diir money lor
tiie next few weeks at
tlie Journal oHice. Just lead
"what this o'ffer consists of and
you will surely renew or be
come a subscriber to tlie Jour
nal while this oiler lasts.
2:
i i U h hl;a: -:, A VMJMM I
ii B-nwurr
The Plattsrnouth 8emi-AVeeklv Journal one rear. .
The Iowa Homestead one vear
Today's Magazine, one year
The Pictorial Keview, (fur the ladies) one year. .
Tlie Blue Bird Indoor Dustless Clothes Line
.1.50
1.00
. .50
, 1.00
1.00
t
For the next'few weeks we offer you the entire list for new subscriptions
or renewals, for only
$2.50
o davi "..
;i,' L- !':
v
-s
-. -. .1-, -
- I w 5
. - .V .-
trchtf
AVe are after a still larger subscription list
in Cass county, and we believe that this bargain
oiler will add a number of new ones.
The Blue Bird Dustless Clothes Line will
prove a great saving of time and labor for the
ladies of the home. It is used in the kitchen or
laundry instead of a wooden clothes horse. It is
ideal for the bath room, back porch, bed room or
nursery. High grade in every particular, always
ready and in place when needed. Out of use it
is out of the way. Now is the time to subscribe.
Send your subscriptions by mail and the little
Blue Bird will be sent you by parcel post. ;
Plattsrnouth Journal
, tool .ir''-isr, -t-.vX
t ..sv v-
- I. . -. .
'-. . ,
t- '- -'- -. I
.r -)-.' - !.-.
-.--sr. p4l--t-
a.
V
t
V
Y
T
V
Y
f
Y
Y
f
Y
Y
From Saturday's Dativ.
Clean up!
The foregoing: is the spring1 slogan.
Call it brush up, paint up or any
other name, but the meaning is the
same. Clean up. This is the time of
year to do it. Paint your houses and
fences. Trim and rake your lawns
and shrubbery and beautify your
property rrenerally. Do this and you
will have done your share toward im
proving the general appearance of the
city. Aside from this you will take
pride in the appearance of things
tetifialiy and "pat yourself on the
back." There is a national movement
on foot which stands for a general
cleaning up and painting up. It has
been observed in hundreds of cities. of
the United States and is coming to
Plattsrnouth in a short time. An
ticipate it. Start now and beat others
to it. You will be the winner, and
ratisfaction and self-esteem will be
yours. Nothing adds more to the ap
pearance cf a city than well painted
l ouses. All self-respecting citizens
w ill point with pride to the well paint
ed business district and to the nicely
kept and clean-looking residence dis
trict. Hut it is esential that every
body do his share. Buy a little paint.
Paint is sanitary. Paint is a pre
servative. It destroys millions of
Terms that infest decaying and rotten
wood. Paint is not a luxury or an ex
travagance. It is a necessity. It is
economical. It attracts and makes for
that feeling of health and cleanliness
that means prosperity. And, while
you are about it, do not neglect the
interior. Fresh wall paper, renovated
an 1 cleaned carpets and rugs, newly
painted woodwork, and other things
too numerous to mention, all lend to
make the home bright and the wife
.md kiddies healthy and happy. So
clenn up and paint up. Clean out the
cellar r.nd the attic, the back yard as
v.e'l as the front yard. You will be
pleased with yourself and the com
munity will he pleased with you.
V
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
.'.JJ.
W. M. Sikes to M. II. Shoe
maker, part SE quarter
NE quarter, 04-10-13.
Consideration 3,000.00
Lizzie Barclay to Joseph
Ilekrdle, lots 1 to 16 and
IS to 25, block 13; lots 1
to 1; and 19 to 20, block
11; lots 1 to 15 and 17 to
2, block 15, Richey Place
addition to Plattsrnouth.
Consideration 3,500.00
J. C. Clymer to Pearly C.
Clymer, part SW quarter
SE quarter, 29-12-9. Con
sideration 1.00
Charles Tennant to Lester
Tenant, SW quarter, 29-
12-12. Consideration 1,200.00
EV
Concrete Work Guaranteed!
We could not do that if we were not sure every time
we do a piece of concrete work that it is done right.
We Know How
or we would not take a chance on rehuilding our
work. We know how to mix concrete and how to put
it in, and every job we handle is there to stay.
Silo, Water Tank, Water Storage
Tank, Walls
all built by us under an absolute guarantee to be
of first-class material and workmanship and we stand
back of it.
Come in and See Us
if you arethinkingof building anything this yar. We
have a number of new ideas about building that will
interest you.
Just south of Postoflice on Fifth Street.
Concrete Construction Co.,
- - - Nebraska
l3
Plattsrnouth,
Local News
Eggs for Hatching.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for
sale. $1.00 for fifteen, or $5.00 per
hundred for incubator eggs.
Mrs. Wm. Troop
Nehawka, Neb.
Hedge Posts for Sale.
580 good hedge posts for sale at a
price of 10c each. Write or tele
phone 305-J. Frank Vallery, Platts
mouth.
For Sale.
Five pure bred Shorthorn bull
calves. Age from 11 to 12 months.
Also a few pure bred yearling heifers.
Joseph F. Tubbs,
Mynard, Neb.
Tel. 2312, Platts. Exchange.
3-i-6tT
Plattsrnouth, Nebraska
f
Y
S. C. Rhode Island Red.
Eggs for hatching. Farmer pr;ce.
75e for 15 at home, or $1.00 for 15 by
express.
li'cme grown Red River Early Ohio
seed potatoes, $1.00 per bushel.
Duroc-Jersey swine for sale at all
times. The very best strains.
See me at Mynard or call Plati.s
mouth 'Phone 2221.
W. B. Porter.
From Friday's Daily.
George M. Porter came down from
Lincoln this afternoon to look after
the interests of the Omaha Bee in
this city.
Attorney C. E. Tefft of Weeping
Water came in last evening on No. 2
to look after some matters of busi
ness in the county court here today.
John Krager of the vicinity of My
nard was here today for a few hours
visiting with friends and looking af
ter some trading with the merchants.
William DelesDernier, the Elm
wood attorney, came in this afternoon
from his home to look after some
matters of business here for a few
hours.
Mrs. E. II. Tritsch and r.ister, Miss
Lena Meisinger, were among the
Omaha visitors this morning, where
they will visit for the day with
friends.
Mrs. Peter Roucka was a passenger
this morning for Omaha to take treat
ment. She has just undergone an
operation on her nose and is feeling
much better since.
Charles Chriswisser of Nehawka is
in the city visiting with his father
Bennett Chriswisser, who is recover
ing from an attack of the grippe and
is feeling much better at this time.
Jennings Seivers and wife departed
this afternoon on No. 23 for Omaha
where Mrs. Seivers . will consult a
specialist in regard to her health
w hich has not been of the best of late
George A. KaiTenberger and wife
departed this morning for Geneva
Nebraska, where they will visit for a
few days at the home of Rev. W. L.
Austin and family, old friends of
theirs.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kline and
three daughters came in from Cedar
Creek this morning for a short visit.
They are removing from this vicinity
to Larmoni, Iowa, where Mr. Kline
will engage in farming the coming
season. Mr. Kline was a pleasant
caller at this office.
R. C. Dill of Rosalie, Nebraska, de
parted this morning for his home, af
ter having brought his little son, who
was injured last December by being
shot in the leg, to this city for treat
ment. The little boy is getting along
nicely, and Mrs. Dill will remain here
with her son until he is able to re
turn home.
from Friday's Dally.
Tom Ruby was one of the farmers
from near Mynard who was here today
looking after some trading with the
merchants.
Mr. Anton Meisinger and sons, Earl
and Leroy, were visitors in this city
today. Mr. Meisinger was a pleasant
caller at this office.
Henry Horn of the vicinity of Cedar
Creek was among those here toddy
looking after the week-end shopping
with the merchants.
W. R. Young came in this after
noon from his home near Mynard to
look after some matters of business
in this city for a few hours.
F.' E. Vallery and family were
among the passengers this afternoon
for Omaha, where they go to visit
for a few hours with friends.
Everett McDaniel and family of
Sulphur Springs, Montana, are here
for a short visit at the home of his
sister, Mrs. J. E. Tuey and family.
Adam Fornoff of Cedar Creek was
among the farmer visitors in the citjT
today for a few hours looking after
some trading with the merchants.
George P. Meisinger -came in this
FOR SALE Pool hall fixtures in morning on No. 4 to spend the day
Riley hotel block. Cheap if taken here looking after some business af-
at once. Inquire of Henry Klinger. fairs, as well as to visit with his
3-9-d&w-tf .friends:
P. H. Meisinger came in this morn
ing on No. 4 from his home near
Cedar Creek to look aftor some trad
ing with the merchants, as well as to
visit his friends.
Mrs. G. G. Meisinger returned home
thi3 morning from Cedar Creek, where
she had been visiting for a short time
at the home of her son, Elmer Mei
singer and family.
Mrs. Fred Nolting and daughter,
Miss Grace, were among those going
to Omaha this morning, where they
will spend the day looking after some
matters of business.
Roy Younker and wife departed this
afternoon on the flyer over the Mis
souri Pacific for Union, where th?y
will visit for a short time with rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. J. C. Franks came up this
morning from her home at Union
to visit for a few hours and to meet
her, daughter, who is coming from the
west for a short visit.
Mrs. John Bauer, sr., and mother,
Mrs. Fred Guenther, and Mrs. 11. E.
Becker were among those going to
Omaha this morning, where they will
spend the day looking after some mat
ters of business in that city.
W. ll. Heil and daughter, Eleanor,
and son, Taul, of Cedar Creek, and
Miss Josephine Rys, who is teaching
school in the Ileil district, isit?l
friends and relatives in this city to
day. Mr. Heil was a pleasant caller
at this office.
B. W. Bobbins of Denver has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. W. T. Rich
ardson, of M ynard. Mr. Bobbins is
assistant general freight agent for the
Denver & Rio Grand railroad, with
headquarters at Denver. His business
on this trip was to attend a meeting
of the traffic managers at Omaha.
CONVINCING TESTIMONY
Given by Many Plattsrnouth Peoplf.
Experiences told by Plattsrnouth
people
Those who have had weak kid
neys Who used Doan's Kidney Pills
Who found the remedy effective
Such statements prove merit.
You might doubt an utter stranger.
You must believe Plattsrnouth
people.
Here's Plattsrnouth proof. Verify it.
Read. Investigate. Be convinced.
You'll find why Plattsrnouth folks
believe in Doan's.
J. L. McKinney, Lincoln Avenue,
Plattssmouth, says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills are the best remedy I ever used
for disordered kidneys. Whenever I
have had occasion to take them, they
have given the best of results. Some
years ago I endorsed Doan's Kidney
Pills and I now gladly confirm what I
then said."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy oet
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. McKinney had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Prcs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Farm for Sale.
50 acres, 5 miles south of Tlatts-
mouth; ordinary improvements; 40
acres one field and all fall plowed;
running water; good orchard and pas
ture. Terms reasonable. Immediati
possession if taken soon.
W. R. Young, Mynard, Neb.
Tel. 2412-Plattsmouth.
3-1-tf-dlw
FOR SALE Some White PIymouh
Rock Cockerels. $1.00 up. Inq iira
of Mrs. George A. Kaffenbergcr.
'Phone No. 220-J. 3-S-lwk-diw