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Schmarter is in the best form of his career not having lost a match this season. He has met Woods on two previous occasions, the first about a year ago, when
Schmarter lost to Woods. The second contest resulted in a draw, after two hours battle. This, the third contest, is for $100 side bet, and will be a genuine battle. Do
not miss this one, as it is going to be an event long to be remembered.
CY. S- SHERMAN, (Sporting Editor Lincoln Star) Referee. ADMISSION Ringside, 75c; General, 50c; Ladias Free
TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL
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EVERYBODY INVITED
MUSIC BY HOLLY'S ORCHESTRA
ADMISSION
Gents 50c, Ladies 25c, Spectators 25c
PUBLIC SALE
'l !k ini.icr.-ined will sell at Public
auction : the Martin farm, one-half
mile eaTT arid a quatter mile south of
Murray, commencing at 10 O'clock
sha:p. -n Thursday, January 25th, the
following descril-ed property:
One i rel horse, coming: I years
o; 1. weight l.i'i'O.
(; v I-hick lior -j, coming 1 years
i.:.'. vci-ht !,."." i.
One i'-.xwn ma:e, coming 12 years
old. weijrht 1.2o0.
Oi '- rofd milk cow.
Or.c I-months-okl calf.
o t tun-rev.- stalk cutter.
One s'-ven-foot disc.
One three-st-ction harrow.
On1- iV-t-re riding lister.
One i 1-irch walkinir plow.
One l''-i:'ch ridins; plow.
Or.e waikinj? cultivator.
Oi-f Udosier .-eeder.
Or e .-ix-fv.it Deerinr mower,
line six-foot McCormick hinder,
in r!y ?u-w.
(f tvtflv-fi)t 1 leering hay rake.
Oim- SH-foot 'nay iack.
Cw wart-n with. hox.
One low-wheel warron with box.
The Nehawka Wills
rc now Rolling and Manufacturing the
FLOUR!
Tlie Popular Cass County Brand of Flour
EVERY SACK GUARANTEED!
Also a Full Line of By Products!
C. D. ST. JOHPS, Prop.
JOE MALCOLM, Head Miller.
For Sale by Hatt & Son, Plattsmouth, Neb.
and Puis & Cansemer, Murray, Neb.
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One spring: wagon.
One thirty-frallon kettle with stand.
Two sets of heavy work harness.
Four work collars, and many other
article; too numerous to mantion.
Lunch will be served at noon by W.
A. Scott.
Terms of Sale All sums of S1U and
under, cash in hand; on sums over ?10
a credit of six to nine months will be
given, purchaser giving note with ap
proved security drawing 8 per cent in
terest from date. All property must
be sctled for before being moved
from premises. Everything will be
sold to the highest bidder.
j. m. Mcculloch, owner.
W. R. Young, Auctioneer.
W. G. Boedeker, Clerk.
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V Improved farm, northwest -4.
of 13-20-6. Boone court y, Ne-
I braska; two and a half miles
I from Albion; $16,000.00. Easy
terms.
MICHAEL V. KUIHJY,
. Albion, Nebraska.
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Platli-mouth. Xeb., Jan. !:. i'.'iT.
Doard n;ct in regular sesivn. Frec
ent. Henry Sr.oke, Juliu- A. Pitz and
C. K. Heebner. county conmissio;ur;
Fiank J. Libershal. county clerk.
Minutes of previous session.; read
and appiovt-v!, win n ih following
business was transacted in regular
foi m :
Upon application th.e following
banks were designated as cou:i:y tie
pes'tories by the board:
The Nebraska State bank oi Weep
ing Water, Neb.
Th Plattsmouth Stale l ank, Platts
mouth. Tiie Hank of Murdoch. Murdoch,
Neb.
The First Security bank '" Cedar
Creek, Nob.
The 1-irst Nati'Mi.-'.l ia?ik, (ireen
wood, Neb.
The Farmers State leak of Oreen
wood, Neb.
The Bank of Avoca, Avoca, Neb.
The Farmers State bank, Vahah,
Neb.
The EIniwuod State bank, L;.-r.vi.d,
Neb.
American Exchange ban!:, Eimwood.
Nei.
Bank of Union, Uni:n, N-:.
Bank of Commerce. Louisville ?eb. ;
Murray State bank. Murray. Nb. i
Bank of Earr'e. Eatrle, Ne
The Fi-st National bank of Plaits- j
mouth. Neb.
Bank of Cass County, Plattsmouth.
Neb.
The Farmers State hank, Avoca,;
Neb. j
The Manky State bank, Manley.
Neb. !
The county judge hied his report of ;
fees for the fourth quarter," K'i. to
the amount of s'Oo..jo. j
County Clerk Frank J. Lihersha!
fded his appointment of M. A. Jirou-;
stk as deputy in his office at a salary j
of .1,00 per annum, to be p il i o4it of 1
the fees of the fhee, and same was ,
approved by the board. !
Mike Trit.-:ch, county treasurer, filed i
a request with the board akirar to j
be permitted to retain W. K. rex in j
his office for the month of January '
and some was gram'- ' by board
1 he eountv cl "k v .-..-, in-tru'-te'l to
call for bid.
ows: Cwir.t;. print
ing; burial of pauper poor, and for
county physicians for the vario.is phy
sician districts. Bids to be received
up until noon on Monday, I tbruary
.o, 3!)17.
The following -xtin:ate of expens?
was made for the coi'nty for the year
11)17:
For ordinary courity lereaaic
to be used, for general par
poses, including the sup
port of poor and poor farm
of the county ? .o 7.0(H)
For Bridge purposes .',500
For bridge pur pores mer
ge n cy)
IVr road purpo-es
'.,.",! to
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For soldiers relief fund, of th ,
county 1,200
For mothers' pension fund of
the county 1,000 i
Total estimate .S14S.700
As advertised, bids for the painting
of the second f l or of the court house
and all -of the rulside woodwork were
received from :.-.e f ' Ho virer
Benl & Pecpler, Idattsmouth. Ne'
G A. Thompson Contracting Pa m-!
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PLATTSMOUTH EVENING JOURNAL.
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I T!u ' 1 ids .ven opened an--' alt
i c:nnpIiod with the ei'l! of the county
eK-.-k as to ni.-hir? fC i
i.e ! .i'cc!:. v.iti- f t, exception of t.
. . ; i.f i. A. " h.-m.-or. Contract'iiz
! 'a, ..-.l 'f ( p : l a.
in i; ti n o' ' Vm;n.sioner PI;..
c;o:ii!'d i-y C ;n r.:..-siont.'r Hee'-Kr. .
the c-nt vavt was awarde.! to F. l. '
; ivivl'i.:::) -f Pkitt-Tnotah. he beinz ,
ti:e lowest cr. p-.nsibie '.."dder. On mo-
ti'-.n the cunty attorr.ty was instiucl- i
t tJ prepa-e and d; aw up the neee-J
::'y cisiitra.-t. !
(Vuiuv .iihiue Alien J. Ueeson tiled j
l.'s appointmetst of Marie Svoboda
clerk in his -?:ee at a salary of
2.oi; per year, payable according to
V.w. Said appointm'.nt approved i-y
the board.
The following bonds were approved
:v the board:
Bond of Fred Patterscn, county sur-'V(;-.
!m! f S. M. Co, roail over.-ecr.
Fin.VM.od jirecinct.
Bnd f C. F. lieichard, constable,
Louisville precinct.
'Jon I of the First Naibuia! J.ank of
( i reenwfiiM !, county d. posit(ii y.
I. iiii of the First Xa:;or.:d Iraid.
Piatt sniouth. county depository.
Comity treasure- this day instructed
to refund to John R. Meisinger of
Plattsmouth, Second ward, the sum of
-7.S1. being the amount of city tax
; : cu'ously a?-sessed against his per-.-i
vutl property belonging in Platts
r.:fi:tii p'ecinct.
ApIication. petition and license fee
'" ."JO for oj.vating a Pool and bil
liard hail in the village of Nchawkn.
N ;.. received bv the countv clerk
' s-orn Nds Andeison. On motion the
b a: i voted to grant sa.id lieen-e. and
t!ie count' clerk was instructed to is-
;je said license for a period of one
year, fr.-m January 1-, 11'IT to Jan-
! uarv 12, 11(18.
Cent; act made and entered into be- !
ween Frank R. Gobelman and the i
Boar-1 of Commissioners of Cass !
c.ar.ty for the paint'ng of the second'
r1)(.r 0f the court house and all of
;he autside wood work.
The following claims were audited
and allowed by the board:
General Furtd
J) -. (;. H. Gilmote. insane case
Fred Krecklow
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J. E. Ieuglas. do
Ja.ntts Robertson, do
C. J). O-.dnton, do
W. O. (lil'.-spie, witness do...
E. W. Thimgan, witness do.
tat Jou-al Co., supplies to
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Dr. G. II. Ciiiire re, insan'.- ca.-e
Mary Baedeker
J. E. Lou ;r! as. do
James Robertson, do....T....
I. C. (uinton. do
W. W. Wasley. auto livery U
fh'-nlf
Waterman Lumber and Coal
Co., coal and lumber to
CL'Tity .'.
Crozier Bros., Mfise. to Glasgo
0: Mr'Jirids, $10
K.-B. I'rinting Co., sujtplios on
claim No.
Remington Typewriter Co., rib
bons to county
John Wey;-''. h, carjicnter work
at court house
C. W. Baylor & Co.. coal to
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Brandt, Worden, Dillehay,
Iiavi- . . .,. .' 18.00
Julius A. Pit::, salaty arid milt
age 10.40
C. E. Heebner, do .20
A. G. Bach & Co., Mdse. to
Nev.land, Headley and Dille
hay ' 2 1.00
C. E. Heeluier, telephone calls
for the year, P.'IO 4.71
Dragjring Fund
J. M. Hoover, dragging rli-trict
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Stanton, Meb., 135 lbs
! IliiJe Fuiul
; Chus. Allen, biidire work
! Iload Fund
i Keystone Pipe Co.. concrete
1.20
tubes for ro:d district No. 27 1U2.0'
'.)'. n'.Dtiop. the board adjourned to
r.t 't Tuesday. Ftbruary '. i.'lT.
FRANK J. LIBKKSHAL,
C-.iuitv Clei-k.
AL0 NEWS ITEMS
. Keith v. ent to l.incoii! Wedt
!;'-'-
Ilr'ph Uhiey visite at the House
j home Sunday.
j Mi s Ed Ca.-ey spent Tuesuav with
Eil r..v rt.turju,i from Omal
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v. anesvaiy evening.
Mr. and Mi.-. Chas Wool ent to
I . ; i ; c o ! n Wednesday.
Chi is lb-canicr was a jassenger to
Lincoln Wednesday.
diss Alt"4 Linch was shoiping in
Lincoln We Ine.-dav.
"has. Goubey and family were Lin -
n !:i visitors I'riday.
M. B. Griffin left Friday for a cou
I le of days at Valparaiso.
Mrs. A. I. Bird and son, Wesley,
were in Elmwood Tuesday.
Mbs Emilie Griffin spent Tuet-day
a:: 1 Wednesday in Lincoln.
Liorn. January 5. P.'IT, to Mr. and
M:s. P.oy Chapin, a daughter.
Mrs. E. M. Stone visited her son.
La Verne, in Lincoln Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Front v -returned from
i Lincoln on No. 14 Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown wart
to Unadilla Tuesday to visit relatives
there.
Mrs.. Chas, Snavely went to Lincoln
Tuesday to visit for a few days with
relatives.
W. E. Casey was in town Tuesday,
returning to his home in South Om
j ana on So- i4
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curyea and
daughter spent several days in Omaha
during the Xmas vacation.
Mrs. Isela Kennedy and nephew,
Vernon Hinebaugh, went to Omaha
j Monday to have his eyes treated,
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George Foreman was in Lincoln
; Tuesday to -ee his son. Lorn, w ho is
not so well at thiiv.riting.
Mr. and .Mrs. Orville Quellhorst
went to Omaha Tuesday evening, re
turning Wednesday evening.
MPs Ruth Vincent returned Tues
day from Washington county, Kansas,
where she has been the past two
months.
Born, January o, to Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Chapin, a daughter, and to Mr.
and Mrs. R. F. Johnson, Jan. 7, a
daughter.
Warren Bird and Wi'l Kitr.el
shipped stock to South Omaha Wed
nesday. Both men accompanied the
rhipment. n
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Uptegrove and
Rev. Wight and Prof. Miller were
dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Timblin's.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Foreman of Lin
cola vi-ited the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Foreman, Tuesday
night, returning to Lincoln Wednes-
cay.
Will Westfall has moved back to
Nebraska again from Texas, where he
lived last year. Mr. Westfall likes
Nebiaska best. He is now located at
Wabash.
Mrs. Ciatence Curyea and daughter,
Lillian, entertained the latter's father,
John Wood, and sister, Miss Grace
Wood, "at dinner the latter part of
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Miss Grace Bailey went to Lincoln
I Saturday.
Bert Kitzel was a Lincoln visitor
Saturday.
About the wolf hunt Alonday. Forty-two
men none.
Mrs. Polly Vickers is visiting rela
tTves and friends here.
dame- door shipped a car'of cattle
to South Omaha Tuesday.
Bern, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chapin,
Thursday, January 4th, a girl.
Ed Jannes of Elnrwoud isited at the
Hen.y Miiler home this week.
Mrs. Frank Coed, and children came
home Wednesday from Weeping
Water.
Mn Lewis Herman's mother, Mrs,
Kear, returned to her heme in Lincoln
after a few weeks visit.
Civs. Godeee p.jy Turner McKennon
shipped stock to South Omaha Wed
nesday, accompanying the shipment.
Mrs. Andrew Christensou accom
panied Mr. Christen-on to Lincoln
Monday to the hospital, where he is to
underero an ooeration.
P.os-. oe Bird returned Saturday fiom
i Mankalo, Kan., where he visited rela
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fives. His sister, Mrs. Hughes, came
'name with him for a visit.
Tuesday, January I!, being George
Curyea's birthday and their fortieth
wedding anniversary also. Ruby
Woods a:-J Bei nice MickeFs eleventh
biithday. Mrs. Gciee Cuiyea and
granddaughter. Lizzie, gave thepi a
pleasant surprise in the form of a de
licious dinner at the ferrner's home,
which all enjoyed very much.
Claienee Buckne'd and Miss Chris-ti'-'e
Ro-trow of p'mwood, were mar
tied Saturday at the home of Rev. J.
W. Ernbvee at University Place. Rev.
M. A. Keith performed the ceremony. I "- nausea. Too stoat persons wcl
Mr. and Mrs. Buekned came in on ! eome the light feeling they bring. Sold
No. 14 Wednesday to visit the for
mer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Buckneil. We extend congratulations.
FOR SALE.
Fine six-acre tract, close to city:
goJ house, bain and outbuildings,
plenty of fruit; a bargain at SO.-aUO.
Call on Tom Bow?r.
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Make an Automobile Out of Your Ford!
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Ford Owners isad
Jack Mulford who represent Pick
ers & Co.. traveling his territory in
an automobile met with a peculiar
and (i Jessing accident about five
miles east, of Bradford. It s'-cm.-:
that a sadden gust of wii.d blew olf
his hat and in attempting to catch it
he let go of the steering wheel. Un
fortunately at that moment the
wheels struck a rut, the car turned
turtle as it slid into the ditch bury
ing Muifoid beneath it., etc.
The most valuable accessary yet
brought out for the Ford car. Re
moves the strain of driving. Gives
compiele control of car, over 10,ooo
sold to dute, your car is next, come
Vj a real machine shop and have one
put on. try it if you don't like it.
we v.-ill take it off and refund your
money. Price Slo.00.
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Wanted A car load of live p ul'ry
to be delivered at car near Buriing'on
depot at Plattsmouth. Neb., on Tue--day.
.1 an e,;' ry P'.'.h. one day n-ily, for
which we will pay in cah as fol
lows. lit !i -. i ! lb Ilk"
.Ml youne- roosters !."c
hl r..ters !'c
lucks Pk-
(Jeese l-c
Beef hide F'C
Horse hides, eacii ('..:. t
V. E. KEEEJEY
Signs of (load Health.
Bright eyes, clear skins, ale; t brain--and
energetic movements are signs of
good health. You don't have them
when digestion is impaired and fer
menting, decaying food clogs the in
testines. Foley Cathartk- Tablets set
you light. Act without pain, griping
everywhere.
FOR SALE -"-r. Ik. use; city water
in house, electric lights, well and cis
tern; 1 lot. Inquire of Harry Messer
smith. 12-lo-tfd
STALK FIELD
For cattle and Horses.
E. R. QUEEN.
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