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TIlFRSnW. .JANUARY 11. l!flG.
PLATTSMOITTI SEMI-Wrr.KLY JOTTRNAL.
PACE
n
edar Creek Department
Happy New Year!
This is assured the purchaser of a 4 Stude
ber"' Four-40 h p. or Six 50 h. p., for
Studebaker makes ears for service and
service makes you happy.
There ara no ears for anywhere near their
price that develop 40-horse in a four cylin
der ear. This fact will be brought to you
if you will just let us know you are "from
Missouri' and want to be shown. Besides
the great power plant the "Studebaker" is
as quiet as a Quaker.
We have a new supply of booklets from
the factory and you will be convinced of
the quality in this Studebaker construc
tion if you will call or write us for a book
and arrande with us for a demonstration.
We are local distributors for Cass county,
and will be pleased to help you solve the
problem of which car to buy.
Four 40 7-Passenger
Six 50 7-Passenber
WOLFF
Carnival Caps at S. J. Reanies". j
John Cauer went to Omaha Mondav i
S. J. Rearr.es has a fine lire of Val
entines. C;-rc-e Thieroif spent Saturday in
Plattsmouth.
Hans Trunk v ent to Louisville Fri
day evening.
Kd Meisinger i.nd wife went to the
city Saturday.
Walter Hessenflow went to Omaha
Monday night.
Forest Banghman spent Thursday
in Plattsmouth.
Roy Core of Louisville was in Cedar
Creek Tuesday.
Karl Hacker.burg went to Platts-
rrouth Tuesday.
Henry Inheklt-r went to Hay
StrinLrs Monday.
John Dusche went to Omaha on
business Thuisdav.
J. F. Wolff and family drove to
Plattsmouth Surday.
For Paper Napkins see S. J.
Kernes. Cedar Creek.
Mrs. Charles Dasher was shopping
in Plattsmouth Friday.
Wm. Keil and wife was shopping f
in Plattsmouth Saturday.
Philip Ilenr.ings went
eights in Omaha Saturday.
to see the
auk Bulletin
Vol. 1
January
The Outlook for 191fi.
The wh ,' co-jr-try now realizes
that the l'nj- delayed and lonf
expected nw. j . rind of prosperity
has arrived. ptirr.isrr. rules and
there is now pieity of eidence cf
sound busir.es and financial con
ditions. The font of the wave of
prosperity inui dating the eastern
part of the coiintry has reached
the Pacific co...-t. and it is almost
:n assured fact that before it
reaches the entire country will
have experienced one of the most
prosperous periods in our history.
leading railroads arc taxed to
capacity by the movement of
freight, and are placing large
Z equipment orders; the Iron and
steel industry has reached the limit
of its output: build ng activity har.
i3 been i--.-: urrec : s.-b-n- is pth ni c
at high wages; wholesale and retail
reports are favorable. For the
r: .l iiT .,
,3 him nme since trie . ivn war tnere
f has leen no signs of financial
f; strain in marKeting tne crop. o
the country, even though we har
vested the largest yields in history.
There is a wide diversity of views
about the efforts on this country
of a return of peace, but it is evi
dent that our future on how firm
ly domestic trade and industry are
established on an independent
iH foundation, against the day when
fS war orders cease and the flow of
gold this way stops.
Financial Headquarters.
It is the desire of our officers
First Security Bank
Cedar Creek,
Body $885.00, F. O. B.
Body $1,050.00, P. O. B.
ULT
When you want some (rood reading
don't forget Reames, Library.
We are sorry to report that Grand
mother Lohnes is worse again.
Henry Baughmun attended to busi
ness in Plattsmouth Wednesday.
For anything in tissue paper, see S.
J. Reams. He carries a full line.
We are sorry to report Adam Kaf
fenberger is on the sick list apain.
P. H. Roberts and wife drove to
Plattsmouth Sunday to make a visit.
Adam Meisinger was attendinp to
business Monday at the countv seat.
In spite of the snow Tuesday there
was quite a few out to the wolf hunt.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Lole's
i youngest son is on the sick list this
week.
The sale at Nels Wins was well at
tended, and a fair price was paid for
what was sold.
Willie Dixon of Omaha came in
Tuesday eveninp to visit his sister,
Mrs. J." F. Wolff.
Henry Inhelder of Moorefield, Neb.,
came in Saturday eveninp on business
and to visit friends.
EIner Schafer left for Cre'ghton
Saturday morning to visit for a couple
of weeks with relatives.
There will be a show in the near
future. Watch next week for the an
nouncement in this column.
13, 1916
No. 3 !
i that jou make the First Security
Bank your Financial Headquarters
a I hue to transact all jour fi
nancial affairs, meet your friends
and business associates, and con
sult with us in strict confidence
on your plans and interests.
With your Financial Headquart
ers at the First Security Bank, you
would have at your command our
information on business conditions,
markets ar.d finance, as well as
our b;ink service, to mnspn-p wnirF
funds and administer them safely,
accurately and with convience.
The First Securitv Bank will
welcome the many opportunities ? i
to. c n t-v f von t h u r Clirp to rnmp fi
. ... , .
when you make this institution F
your Financial Headquarters. K
You and the New Year.
Whether you advance financial- B
ly in 1916, or "mark time," that
will depend largely on your efforts.
You want 11)16 to take jou ahead
of where you now stand in a finan
cial way. We. also want to see you
attain larger success.
Ycu have a much better chance
to forge ahead in money matters,
if you let the First Security Bank
co-operate with you. There will be
many times during nineteen-sixteen
when counsel, our experience in
business and financial matters, our
service and facilities will work well
in bringing your plans to a more
satisfactory issue. As a depositor
here, you will be in a position to
enjoy the pleasure and profit of
a helpful bank service.
Nebraski
First Security
CEDAR CREEK, NEBR.
Sound, Conservative and Progressive
THE BANK OF THE PEOPLE
THE BANK BY THE PEOPLE
THE BANK FOR THE PEOPLE
"We are anxious to assist the farmer in feeding and
handling his live stork for market
Deposits In This Bank
are protected by the Depositors' Guaranty Fund of the
State of Nebraska, which has reached nearly 1.
0o0.u00.iKj It is back of us and protects you!
-OFFICERS:-
WM. SCHNEIuER,
President
W. H.
I
For the Delta Electric Lanterns see
S. J. Reames. The best out.
First Security Bank pays 4 per cer.tjat ')T)ce ""fJ -Si!V-- further trouble. This
on time certificates for six months and ; !S pettir.p to be too common and it : ternoon, as a candidate for state sen
one year. j is an offence lf, iluot nnninu a school J .-.tor between Otoe and Cass counties
Rev. Poutz of Blair, Neb., preached I hol!-e- and riiM' U? brcilkin 'Jl lhe j Y e application with the
two fine sermons Sunday. But on uc- 1,fr"ts- I secrclary of state in the near future
count of bad roads very few were ' For Pood, fresh Candy, Fruit an 1 j to have his name placed upon the pri
out I Nuts, see S. J. Reames. in.asy ballot, but until such time as
John and Ed Lohnes went to Creiirh- j An; body steinir the masks at R. N. j h? is his name will not be
wir,..,...,,- r;vt r..i 1 1 ... T h .m st a s would not fo-'t-t the ball ' Illacwl UI'!1 the ,Milltt- The Vaying
bUll I' VUlll .''.iU t i.i 11V IV (1 I V I HIV
funeral of Henrv Thieroif who died
Monday.
Henrv Thieroif and wife and G. P.
,
Me is nper went to Creisrhton Wednes-
dav eveninp to attend the funeral of
Henry Thieroif.
Simon Johnson of Louisville came
down Fridav to snend the dav with his
fatl Janu.s Johnson who is laid
up with the grippe
Mr.
nd Mrs. Swin. who have been
visitir.p Mr. Swin's mother. Mrs. ! i,erir
Charles Dasher, departed Friday for;c"OR"'-
v. ; w..u !
Mr. Rivot. the BurUnirton scsle
rr-irt c in f"" orltir C f&L- Thnrcdnv I
lool. inrr uftor th now tfswlr cfii 1j th.it I
is beinp put in at this place.
Mrs. Jeff Solsburp of Mynard. who i
has been visiting 'her parents, C. A. j
Gauer and wife, for the last few
days dejiarted for her home Friday
morning on No. 'li.
The sewing class at Mrs. Savles
wiil be on Saturday's, from 1 p. m.
to 3:30 p. rn. Anybody wishing to
join, now is the time. Crochet and
Tatting lessons.
John Lohnes, G. P.
Henrv Thieroif and
Meeisinger and
wife returned
home from Creighton Saturday, and
report that Mr. Jake Lohnes is in v.
very serious condition.
It is reported that Jake Lohnes .;,r.,
who is at Creighton, Neb., is very
low. He is well known through this
neighborhood, having worked around
here since coming from Illinois.
N. P. Winn's sale was held yester
day afternoon and a good-sized crowd
was present. Things soid good and
without much delay. F:ank Graham,
auctioneer, handled the sale with
much life, causing quick bids and good j
atisfaction to the crowd.
Quite a few from Cedar Creek went
to the dar.ee at Culiom Saturday nisrht.
Those from here were: Irven Meising- '.
er, Ralph Meisinger, Lioyd Schneider, !
Forest Bangham, Pete Core, Missljj
Yerla Schreider, Helen Schneider, j
Gertrude Meisinger, and Miss Beachel. i $
The party who shot at the school 3
General
gyierchandise
The Store of Quality Goods
At the Right Prices
Aii the Time!
TELL US YOUR WAftTS
Ruth N. Thompsen,
Cedar Creek
News that will be of Interest's
in and near Cedar Creek
1
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LOHNES,
Vice-Fresident
III I
J. F. FOREMAN,
Cashier
)!
2f
; house with a rifle ar.d broke the
window had better put in new pi,
i . - i .
(Saturday ni'.ht. January ir. i
Now is the time to hand in your
application of you wish to join the
, , ...
niusit-Ll or sewmp clr.ss tnat will open
iap after January 1. See Mrs. Georpt
E. Savles or tier daughter.
Mir-s Eva.
i
On account of the cold weather the
wolf hunt th. t was to ha, e been on
J January 11. will be on
ii i .. .. t 1 c.
,, . "I
! Will meet at
r
LI-KJ J ,
nl-
Will Lohnes, Cedur Creek, and
Kf'.l. Every'ri-.'h, i invited to j
brir.r 'Uv sh.itirut.. but leave!
t.og una
i vi 1 ! :it t c
FUriTl
Loans, Insurance and Real
See J. F. Forerr.an.
Estfitt.
QUESTION Do you bake nice
hrcad ? Solution U-e Puritun Floui
ana results are certain.
Auk can supply you in
ic;uanlit.t and at the right
Wolff &
ar.v desired
prL-e, too.
George Snyder, jr.. was in the city
last evening for a few hours, driving
in form his farm home near Mynard.
as
?1
S. J. REAMES
Tonsoria!
Parlor
tj
gj
-DEALER IN-
Cigars, Candies
and Books
J
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fs :
Cream and Oysters
IN SEASON
The Place for a LUBCR.
tl :
or a Cool Drink
W .1
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Nebraska
DRESSMAKING and i
MUSICAL CLASS
IN
Gedar Greek
Mrs. (ieorgn E. Sayles $
and daughter. Miss Eva,
X will ojten a dressmaking v
and musical class after
? the first of January. A-
1; plications are being re- 4-
ceived at this time. t
APPLY HOW!
CANDIDATES COM
ING TO THE FRONT
IN OTOE COUNTY
Senator John Mattes, of Nebraska
City, paid hi.i money into the county
' treasurer's onk-e late yesterday af
-: tne money into the onice of the
county treasurer, does not always
mean that hu; name will be on the bal-
cfii, itfiauM- t iiiii:a(.io:i i.tin iu
11
i u: . i-., u
j able him to have that done.
Mr. Mattes left lor Lincoln this
I mo rump to te present at tne meeting
i of the Democratic Editorial associa-
tion and perhaps attend the banquet
I this eveninp. He informed the News
man that he did not contemplate fil
ing today, but might do it some time
later.
It is understoud that F. A. Reuter,
of Syracuse, wanted to file for this
position and may now file as a can
didate for representative. It is said
that W. H. Hunter, editor of the
Syracuse Democrat, i? also a candidate
for representative, end also George
W. Leiuigh of this city. As yet none
of the three named gentlemen have
filed, but are liable to at any time, if
all reports are true. Nebraska City
News.
GORE'S
Oil CREAK'
j Concentrated,
j All Heps are Wormy: By the very
l , nature of the hog, His way of living
' and what he eats, He is bound to be
wormy.
There is no market for hog Worms,
! and they sap the life blood and your
:'
money from the hog. Hog worms
, ! stunt ycung hogs, and a stunted hog is
'a money loser in the fattening pen.
j j The greatest menace to ths health and
y tnriit ot tne nog is worms, a worm-
less hog will be a choleraless hog.
Gore's Hog Worm Cream is certain
GW
(! death to hog worms. It is the cheap
' ct insurance and the best investment
s j for hog rsisers. It costs you less
Hitha:; 3c per hog, '"Each Pose," and if
L''fed once each SO days will keep them
free from worms.
No Waste and Proper Dose.
Gere's Hog Work Cream is not like
i any other medicine, it is a heavily con
centrated cream preparation contain
ing an absolute anthelmintic "Worm
Killer," and if the directions are fol
lowed, each hog is certain to receive
the proper dose.
You simply mix or stir Gore's Hog
Worm Cream in swill. It mixes per
fectly and evenly. Put your swilL in
the trough and there you are.
Gore's Hcg Wcrm Cream is put up
in the following sizes with full direc
tions for mixing in swill or water and
sold at the following prices:
Small size, enough for one dose
for 25 hogs, price $ 1.50
hi gallon, enough for one done
for GO hogs, price $ 3.00
1 gallon, enough for one dose
for 120 hogs, price $ 5.00
i 3 gallons, enough for one dose
j for 3G0 hogs, price $10.00
I o gallons, enough for one dose
! for G00 hogs, price $15.00
10 gallons, enough for one dose
for 1,200 hogs, price $25.00
Gore's Hcg Worm Cream should be
fed at least once a month.
Order today. Sent parcel post pre
paid. No risk. Money returned if
dissatisfied.
Gore's Hog Worm Cream Co.,
Manufacturers and Chemists, t
BOONE. IOWA. i
IN FLATTSMOUTI1
FORTY YEARS AGO.
We see by the telegraph reports
that Hon. John Chapman has been re
appointed U. S. Marshal of the west
ern district of Iowa. We shake.
'I. hey had John Fitzgerald killed last
w:-t': down at Red Cloud. "Fitz" is
alive, we want you to know, has plenty
cf men and is buildinp railroads fast
er than vou can think.
Mine. Janauscheck plays in Omaha
on Friday and Saturday eveninps of
this week, rendering: Mary Stuart on
Friday evening: and on Saturday even-
inp $ play prepared expressly for her,
entitled "Mother and Son." It will be j
a rare treat to lovers of the drama.
Some Nebraska farmer who appear
ed to be tired of this country, wanted
to cross the river with his team, and
as the ice was reported uanperous,
lie hitched on to the erd of the tonpue
,.f Y.; rr, o A V,,r ttin., Y, i
, wv,....,.;, .....
horses he reached the other side in
,
safety.
Three specimens of the noble red!
men were to te seen on our streets
Tuesday. One of them seems to be
well educated and could talk Enplish
very correctly. He refused to tell his
or his companions' names, or to what
trible he belonged, as he did not care
for newspaper notoriety. They had a
fine lot of mink and beaver skins for
sale, that were dressed as only an In
dian can dress them.
At a meetinp of prominent citizens
of the place Saturday eveninp, called
by Mr. Windham at his office, it
seemed to be the general opinion that
our people do not desire the removal
of the Capital from Lincoln at present,
l. , l,- .,.. .v.m!,. .;ilinn
inui "";. t.-vfwj . "6
to appropriate so large a sum as
5100,000 to repair or put wings on nor
build a new Capital just now while
tVif nrps'ir nf mnnov matters is sol
1
heavv.
rroin rigm. -ine uiuvc.
neighborhood was startled by the sud-
den death of Corev Craig, 6 years old
, . , , . " t o -:
and youngest daughter of S. Craig.
She was taken with a congestive chill
...
and died on luesday tne 4tn insi.. a
, rr i j i i
large concourse 01 intnus ana scnooi-
motos ff.Ilnu-oil liep tn hpr las n-stinc
place.
rr,. ,. . . . , , ,
ine aisinct scnooi unuer me man-
oo-onof r.t ATolilr.- C Wiul U Ac i n tr
fine. Weed IS a big man in mind as
v.en as in Doay ana proves to ce tnei
. i i i i. i . .i.
ri.-ht man in the ritrht nlace.
Corn huskiner is not over vet by
some iarmers, annougn quite a num-
f. ui l ,
ber are disposing of their corn, taking
advantage ot tne time ana gooa roaas.
Chris Kohnke the first class carpen
ter of your city erected one more new
house in this precinct which will soon
be occupied by the owner, Adam Krea-
ger who intends to take to himself a
frau.
FRED WRENN AT THE
COUNTY HOSPITAL
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
From Wednesday's Daily.
Fred Wrenn, who has been staying
out at the county farm, west of this
city, for the past few months, has
been suffering a great deal from an
injury he received by being kicked by
a horse on the left leg. and has not
shown the best signs of improvement
and the county commissioners are con
sidering sending him to the Douglas
county hospital in Omaha for treat
ment in hopes that he may recover the
use of the limb and be able to resume
work. The man was injured while he
was working on a farm in the vicinity
of Manley and for some time was at
one of the Omaha hospitals until his
funds became depleted and he was re-
turned to this county and has since
been cared for at the farm, but the
lack of suitable facilities for treating
the man has decided the commission-
ers to remove him to the hospital,
where he can be cared for as cheaply
as here and given the opportunity of
regaining the use of the limb. He is
a man of some 40 years of age and
was quite industrious up to the time
of the accident.
COL Vr1. DUNN,
AUCTIONEER
WEEPING WATER, NEBRASKA
18 to 20 years experience is
worth something to those tvho
have property for sale.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
I am always after the High
Dollar for Vrmr Cnnrls
oTirn of i it to qi nrr titi.p.
Ju Ibr IliMirift nun of Ihr ( nimli t,t
( nu, Nrlirimkii.
Vv'i!h-!m!na ;. i'ipri-r. i"i:i i n li fT,
s.
iFOar O-e, -t ul.. r-efii(l:irf s.
To th 1-U'nun nt s, jsajic '": Mr. T i -
', Iir.-t r:il nam ur.k r.ow n . i;..
unknown linrs. l- i--. l-mi'
ju rsnn.'tl rpr-.entiitiv- and aii .r
J?;un Cot-, iif'-f-usctl; t ti- ui.kt.'iu a
ht-ii y. ii-visft-s. It t;at--. r- r.a.
Is-n t :t t : t-s arid ail "il.-r -itr; ii,-t-rM-i
in t -j-tat- cf Mr- l-aau
fi-, ti?t i-ul ra:ii- unkiiwi.. i-.a---l.
A. C J;--ti, iWi-ri ! !-- i . !. !
hs Atmtr C. Ilr-ii; Sartli M.
unknown u-v .n.ii.--.
personal rpr-!--ntat i i and fc.i fr.r
jifM-Hon.s iiitr-st-d in t fi- f-tat i-f A.
C. j:-d. otln-rwis iI'm i iiim) a At-Ii-r
. J . (fi-a1'H! ll.r uliKTK'W 'i
l.f irs, i-vis'H, ifj.-Hii-f', -i - n l
I t-ifscnluli -s ami al; itt:-r .-or
im-r-st-d in Hit- -1 It I :' Sara.'. M
li d, t'-v a"t-d : th ut. kti"Wri tit
iiiul unknow n i .a iri.n ri! .f t
nor.h taif l.N'1" f i!i- .-aft
quarter (SK',1 i.f S",tnn 1 1.. 1 1 '. - n v -
Township f'lfvtn 11. r.ar.tf-
t hil l --n 1 , -at.t of l . .t i IV M . i :i
Hi" t'ounty of ('a.s. Xci.raku.
Vou art- licn-by int.tid tl.at ori 1 -'hhUt
lttii. A. l. 1I1.', jla:i;t:': t..-.l
tir suit in t.- li"tri t "urt of f,
County of Cass, .NVoia-ka. to iu..t
jiaiiitifTs titt to t.'i- f i.iiiB irm
sriud luriUN. to-wit: T'.f nont; t.a.f
i N I of tli- voutt..-avt ijuart-r iSl.1, i
of section ti.irty-fne. J ii n.
-!-v-ti tlJi. I.Hi.yr tfi;rtri tl-'i. fa-l
of ttif tlii J'. M.. in tli County of "a-.
Nt-hraf ka, te'uuse of t.rr ud-r- (.
Kf s-Mon by MTNelf, ti r un'-rnloro arol
(rrantor for more than t-n vear i.r...!
" V ."'I W" s, "Ult fcr'a
I to enjoin -a n tnd all of vou from at-
iaimii.i: any i-jk t.t. tin-. or
t., saii lands or uny fart th-t-of. to t-
Ml " " i"U I" l loltil 'lir TllTht. tit ,
,.iailni llt.n or itlX,..sl t,r.ui. if anv.
K'""' i-pai or eo.Uitai.i-. and to f.n.-
J the same adjudged iiilcrinr to t r- titi-
I r jlaintiIT and for L"Miiil fi.iuilu in-
relief. This noti' in mai ur.uaht to
an ordr of the Court.
You are required to msner said i-ti-
Myi6. or your default win i.e duly
enlereV-Vf L"t
YVILHKLMIXA G. TinVKF:.
i'iainlifT.
a. itounr.Tso.v.
Attorney.
i:-20- k.
OTIfi: OF 1 IT TO QI IKT TlTI.lt.
In Ikr Diatrirt Court uf Ihr wuat of
( a. rbraka.
Sarah M. Ilarrion, arah Klizuteth
Martin and Kva May Harvev,
i'laintiff.i,
vs.
William Harrison. t ul.,
T-feTidar.t'.
To A'illi:im Harri.-on. if Iivinc. if dmil,
hits heiiK. ueviHffs, leEateen arid it-
fonal I en: e-iilal vm. and all ihtmhik
inteicsted in his ewtate. whose nam.-
are unknown, and Mat-
riF.)n. wif- of naiii Wil.iam llariix.n.
wliose first l-al nam- i ut.know i.,
dele riilnntx:
You ami fach of you are herel-v noti
fied that on the Mh day of I -r-m l r.
i. ilu. in, aocve namen ,,iainnrT
fi I piI their petition in the Ii.trift ('cunt
' county of lum. .H.mi.Ka,
d-f-ridantH. th ij- t and jru-r f
in 'and'i.V tu foiuVw
real estate. to-wlt: The oulliio-.l
I quarter iSW'j I of Sec-ti"ti eiK t
I in Towiifhip Twelve M-'i. Norih f
l:am:e. ten (lOi. Kant of ,th f M.. m
elude and enjoin you and ea I. of you.
' " i-tkoiii. iimnmic . ti.rou-; i. r
title, eiaim. lien or inteient in or I"
tlie Faid real e.t8te or anv part tiere.f.
Bri(1 Ul re,,Uire ea. h of vou to .et tout.
-ir, nsui. title. mtejeKt ..r lien ti..-t. -
I. it any. either lepal or eiiuitahle. and
to i;avc the Fame adjudged interna t-
ll'iainiins line 10 Fain iani. arm i'-r
i.uUt,i, e relief. I'buntir: aiiej;e ti.i.t
tl'V and (Samuel V. Harnxon. from
I whom they inherited txal'1 real etate.
I have lieen In the actual, continuous.
i open, notorious, exfiiisie aim aoer
r.onMSj.-ion and onerhlp ot all oail
I 1 a n c:laiminr the Knm- apainut ail
I the vorld and eypeciaiij BKaln-t tt
I defendants herein. mie prior to the
ytr i;.
You anJ eai.n f yilU are fulli.r
notified that you ar- required toat.er
Iti-iiil iK-firiiin nn nr Itfiort Ht 'Kl i av
of February. A. I. li. hthI if mi fail
I P" l J I , ' O I UT j 11 I) I l 1 . I 1 "r- T 1 1 I I T I
therein and judirnient entered in
'ce with the prayei of piamtirt
I'ated this
3d Uav of January, A. I'
IS IB.
SARAH M. HARRISON".
SARAH KI.1ZARKTH MARTIN.
KVA MAY HAKVnV.
Plaintiffs.
PALMER, TAYLOR & PALMKR.
Attorneys.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Bur
lington & Missouri River R. R. Com
pany in Nebraska, will be held in
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, at 10 a. m..
February 24, 191G.
The meeting will be held for the
election of nine directors of the com
pany to serve until their successors
are elected and qualified, and for the
transaction of such other business as
may legally come before it.
C. J. ERNST, Secretary.
Omaha, Nebraska, January 5, 111 G.
l-10-5wks-w
ROAD NOTICE.
To All Whom It May Concern:
The Commisisoner appointed to ex
amine and renort on the vacation of a
. commencinir at the Northwest
corner of Northeast ' of South-
t f Section 4, TownshiD 10.
Range llf Cass County. Nebraska,
thence running east along the north
H f id Northeast li of South -
t f 5 A ceptiari A to hflif
tion n thence runrinc in a north-
cagtrly direction to a point where
id d interse-ts the Drolonration
of the pubHc road runninjr north and
th between Sections 3 and 4. in
gaid Township 10, ilange 11. in and
throuirh the Northeast U of said Sec-
tion 4 has reported in favor of lhe
vacation thereof; und all objections
hereto, or claims for damages, must
be filed in the County Clerk's Office
on or before noon or. the 29th day of
February, A. D. 1916, or such road
will be vacated without reference
thereto.
Dated this 27th day of Decemler,
1915.
FRANK J. LIBERS HAL,
County Gerk.
12-2:-4wk
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, will lead to chronic constipa
tion. Doan's Regulets operate easily..
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