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Jiea:'t of the depot miil has. a la
Have been built and actually delivered to retail buyers since Au
gust 1, 1916.
These figures 320,817 represent the actual number of cars
manufactured by us since August 1st, 1916, and delivered by our
agents to retail buyers.
This unusual fall and winter demand for Ford cars makes it ne
cessary for us to confine the distribution of our cars only to those
agents who have orders for immediate delivery to retail customers,
rather than to permit any agent to stock cars in anticipation of later
spring sales.
We are issuing this notice to intended buyers that they may
protect themselves against delay or disappointment in securing Ford
cars. If, therefore, you are planning to purchase a Ford car, we ad
vise you to place your order and take delivery now.
Immediate orders will have prompt attention.
Delay in buying at this time may cause you to wait several months
Enter your order today for immediate delivery with our author
ized Ford agent listed below and don't be disappointed later on.
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nr.iount of the fl;od water standine;
o) it, and it wjil reijuire .- veral day;
for this to subside to any e.-rcat i-':-tent
lon as the river remains
hih a? it has l.e.-n fo;- the h.l few
dr.ys. The hijrh water has done bat
littie dania.'.'e at this j.oint, but far
ther up the liver, feerns to have Le:-!i
the cause of renderinjr eral hun
dred residents of the lowland? t-a-t j
r.h-.o, on the east side f the rive", !..--tween
Cour.-i! ra. ! Fohy.jn, la .
has flooded the low to i: -.cat
extent. The rair-e in tlie river here
as: v;el as the backing up (f v
sewer creek ha cau-(d. the i ".to;n
toad to be rather difaeult to travel,
owin: to tlie fact thrt the vater at
several points ha ovfj-flowed ir:to
the roadway and cut out the v?e of
the road for a few days by nrtovr.o-
Liler. Tlie f
I: yea cou:d direct a SAVAGE you'd realize thaf'Keap
t:i: nai.-re" iz built ir.to it during every minute of its
:7.n:acture.
Kihct Cr-2e rubber ard fabric, perfectly balanced de
rin, meet careful workmanship, fail sire.
S.JewU sr:c:aio' ihaped to Citsrnbute f.sxing wiil not crack.
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ttst'.a. bu.'t iay;r Ly kyer ir.to the stror.-est carcass that can
ppiS trf id n-::her so hia"8sto produce stiff,
is to rive ir.sufr.-.'nt protection to the carcass.
:'aiorls th roaJ shocki.
L-v m?.:;;.
Ilih rr.iki-?. low cost per m;!e. c!d from factory to you
tbrjura car c.vr. cicthtutors. Watch for the red Savage sisn.
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liver and the
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secures mmmifi urn
Plattsfiioufh larage
Pfsttsmouth, Nebraska
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iiM)i:it t ho r-xisr:
I ri t;.- rnaU'T if t!.e Lena rii ia ns 1 1 i p of
Ar.rai '. '!i:!--olt. irain.
T . j (iMi.-H r.n:- i-n for harinsr tii'n
t : ,t- j..-- i t i m of "-s!-v ;hilc-ott. iraard-t!K-
f'stati- of Anna C. Chilcott.
in-:. !-. '::: a'-.i: for i :. ist t .-II t
,-.'t '..f t,is saa! iv.u.l Anna ('. 'fii!--
'tt. ir. nT,1 to tlie following lerrib'U
i . .: ! i : '-. t o- vv i t :
T i- No: t V.V'-st iKTi t-r of ihc N'oMli-
In lli- un:t 'uirt of Coiiutry, j (V,.'..I,'i t
.-Kite of .Nt-lirask.l.
'o i ii t v of 'as. - .
To alii-la Mili.-r a v.. I .Tot.n ITf-nry Mil--r
atiU al! p-rsons i n 1 :--si e.l in
'tat' of Itenry C. Millar, il'-o.n :
in iaoir tl: r.' tiii'.n of Milda
Mili-r i.riivins? il.at tie in:trnsr:-nt
tiled in t! i- eourt on tin- ::rl l;iy of
i Jar.uarv, 1 ! 1 . i.r.il i.u r;..rt niir to t
last v.;;i aral i3-nirn--.it of the
-a--t J aarter t Mitirn iv.-rii
i i 'I. v n a in -lv-n 1 1 llaafr
j...-r, l " ia Cnnntv, Xc '.raska.
S'i'! .-t it ;..i. r iilsu ii . it-frins: that the
v.a:v of j.-t itiori.-r. .n".i '. 'Ii ileetl.
v: aUaalir-.l ia.-ane on the l.'.tli Uay
of i . i i l Hoi--, ana has ever smee !
I:
Joiirlsai.l h'(ta-e.i. au:v be I rove.l atal al-
thir- j Uw, a:al r eor.le. as th- I;i-t will
ar.l tstiiinf-nt of lienry '. Miller lf-t-a-e.l:
that .-;:i.l iiirurient - siI-raiit-
! to prohaie. and the administr:i
tioti of said r.-tatf he granted to Mil. la
Miller as exei-ul riw It is ae;-ei.y
1 iri-iia-. an.l i now onfinel in 'ordered that you, and al! persons in
terested jn said matter, may. ani :o.
ippar at the o'.ii.ty t'otirt to i(l iieia
in and for soul county, on tae '-hm
lay of April. A. I . 1H17. at l' o'cloc k
r. M.. to show caupe. if any thero hr.
whv the prayer ui th petitioner
should not he jrranted, ano that notice
of the pendency of said petition and
that the hearing' thereot oe Kiven to
all persons interested in satd matter
tv puhlishira: a copy of this Order in
the l'lattsmouth Journal. a semi-v.-ekly
newspaper primed in s:iid
country, i.r three successive ets
prior to said day of hearing.
Witness mv hand, aim seal oi sam
court, tins itli day of xarcii. A. i.
(Seal) ALLKX J. BEKSON.
County Jiulgp.
First Puhlishea April 2, 1917.
r-si pia t i ves an.l al! other por.-a.ns i:.-
1 in the ostatf of :i-rue i::;-
! ii .-. d : t ': n : k nov a
heirs d v i-'-o-. l-.u.i t---. p-r.- o..:i ! r- i-l-.-'-n
t :i t ivt s and ill other o. ;.-)- i ;-t-ri-.-ted
i!i esia:- of Mr-. !-
Vandoi raant. Jirst r-al na ?. iinkif'v,.
deceased; Mrs. John J ! i neh laa n, 1L;
: -:i 1 nat::e tin known: t !. aa nov. .
heirs. h-i"ees. l-fa. --. jierso'.-tl -!fS'-!ii:'!iv,-s
and ;i ! I o'i.tr .'-I-' ii-;
T-let-.l in t!.- --tat of Jo .n ' :.
! 1 ii.hia:i :,, ;' : T. S. '.. !:.:. !:-:
real name t:niTiovn; .'.!;:r!l.:l Atin
or.:y tubes th.
10 l,Y ti
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t e insane asvlum of the s-tate of Ne
t ra-ka. Ti.: t petitior-r is th.e owner
M, siriiple title of the ahove de-
-.ril.e.l ft-al estate, and the Court is
n-ked to ascertain the present value
of ti e inte.-r-st of petitioner's wife, and
to authorize petitioner t sell the -aaie
a- i.uL;h- or private sale.
it Is Therefore ordered that all per
sons interested in tiie estate ami inter
est ,,f said Anna C Chikott. insane, in
ai d to tlie ahove described real estate
appear hefore me at the office of the
leik of hu-ino Court at l'lattsmouth.
Cass Cmntv, Nebraska, on the .".th day
of Mav. A. 1. 1M7. at 10 o'clock A. M..
to show cause why the court should
not determine the present value of the
interest of said Anna C. Chileott, in
and to the real estate hereinbefore tie
s' rib.-. 1. and whv lict nse should not be
granted to AW-slev Chilcott. guardian
of Anno C. Chilcott. insane, to sell the
interest of his ward in and to tlie
above described real estate.
This order shall be served by pub-ii-l.iriif
the same in the l'lattsmouth
Journal, for at least three successive
weeks prior to the "th day of May,
lit 17.
I i;ited this lst clav of Marc h. 191,.
JAMKS T. BKOLTCV.
Judire Iisirict Court.
First Publication April 9. Iitl7.
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Comity
In the County Court of
Nrttrakku :
State of Nebraska.
t'our.iv of Cass. ss.
To all persons interested in the estate
of Julia 1-:. Thomas, deceased:
in read irnr the petition of William
Sciv pravinir that the instrument tiled
.a this court on the I:! day of March
Hl7, and pMrportifitr to be tlie last
will and testament of said dec-eased,
mav be proved and allowed, and re-
or'ded as the last will and testament
of said deceased, may be proved and
allowed .a-rol recorded" as the last will
and testament of Julia IZ. Thomas de-
easul: that said instrument be admit
ted to prot. ate. and the administration
i.f said estate be "ranted to Jake Hoff
man as executor. It is hereby order
that you. and all persons interested
in said matter, mav. and do appear at
the Countv Court to be held in and
for said countv on the 23 rd day of
April. A. H. i;tl7. at i o'clock A. M..
-to show cause, if any there be. why
the praver of th.e petitioner should not
'v uranted. and that notice of the
Y r.iency of said pe tition and that the
I'.-i.rins "thereof be "riven to all persons
interested in said rnatt'-r by publish
:nij a coT'V f this order in the I'latts-
nouth Journal, a semi-weekly news
paper ptinted in said county for three
successive weeks prior to said day of
;ea r i n n.
Witness mv Viand. ard seal of said
. oe'-t. this I':: rd day of March, A. I.
lit 17.
.Seal AU-KX .1. IJKKSOX.
Countv Judge.
First Fub.islied April 2. 1!17.
i.i:;i. mitu'K
In the County Court
Tlie State of Nebraska.
Cass Countv. ss.
In the Matter of the Estate of Eva K.
Prettier. Iieceased.
On reading and tilinir the petition of
Matvaret Sattler praying ti'.at Admin--ttation
of said Estate may be prranted
John F. Sattler as Administrator.
ordered. That April 2:!rd. A. 1). 1917.
at 10 o'clock A. M., is assigned for
icarinsr said petition, when all persons
interested in said matter may appear
at a Countv court to tie held in and
for said Countv. and show cause whv
he pr-iver cf petitioner should not be
irranted: and that notice or me penu
.mv of said petition and the hearing
thereof be given to all persons inter
ested in said matter by publishing a
. ..pv of this order in the Sctni-Weekly
.'..urnal a sent i-weekl v newspaper
.Tinted in said county for three suc-
.essive weeks, prior to said day of
hearing.
Dated March 31. 1917.
ALLEN J. BEESON.
Country Judge
First published April 2. 1917;
American flaprs, from 5c up, at the
Journal office.
i.e;i, notick
In The County Court
The State of Nebraska.
Cass Countv. ss.
Inthe Matter of Emma Alta Johnson
Deceased.
To th- Creditors of said Estate:
You are hereby notihed. That T w:.l
sit at the County Court Koora in
l'lattsmouth in said County, on the
21th day of April. 1M7, and on the
Mth day or October, liU. at to o clock
. M. each dav to receive and examine
ail claims against said estate, with a
view to t'irir adjustment and allow
ance. The time limited for the pre
sentation of claims asrainst said estat
is six months from the 2-lth clay or
April. A. Ii. 1917. and the time limited
for pavment of debts is One Year from
said 2Uh day of April, 1917.
Witness mv hand and seal or sain
County Court, this 2Cth day of March
1917.
ALLEN J. BKKSU.N,
fseal) Countv judge.
First Published March 2t. 1917.
NOTICE
In the County Court of C'hmh County,
State of Nebraska
Cass County, ss.
To Henrietta Halmes, Mary TIalmes
Thies. Feter Halmes. I-na Halmes
F.eins, Iiosa Halmes Mnitz. Oeorge .1.
Halmes and Joseph A. Halmes and all
persons interested in the estate of
Nicholas C. Halmes. dec-eased:
On reading the petition of Nicholas
C. Halmes praying a final settlement
and allowance of his account tiled in
this court on the 14th day of April.
1917. and for distribution of the resi
due of the estate in accordance with.
the terms of the will of said dec-eased
and the law. and do all else
that mav be necessarv to fully termin
ate the probate proceedings on said
estate. -
It is hereby ordered that you and
all persons interested in said matter J
mav. and clo. appear at tlie county
Court to be held in and for said
County, on the 2nd day of May. A. I .
1917. at 10 o clock A. M.. to show
cause, ir any mere oe. way n.e prayer
of the petitioner should not be granted,
and that notice of the pendency of
said petition and the Hearing inereoi
be given to all persons interested in
said matter bv publishing a copy of
this order in the l'lattsmouth Journal
a weekly newspaper printed in said
county, for two successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing.
(Seal) ALLEN J. BEESON,
County Judge.
First Published April 16, 1917.
I.F.GAI. OTlC'K
Iu ilhe Iitrit Court of Hie County of
Cn, Ael:rnwk.
Charles H. Shopp. Plaintiff,
vs.
Walter ;. laming, et al. Defendants.
citlcr of Suit to Unlet Title
To the defendants. Walter G. Leming:
Azubak Jane Leming: the unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees, personal rep
resentatives and all other persons in
terested i:i the estate of Walter G.
Leming. deceased: tlie unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees, personal rep
resentatives and all other persons in
terested in tlie estate of Azubak Jane
Leming. deceased; George Yander
mant: Mrs. George Yandermant, first
real name unknown; tne unknown T., l
Ibeirv: devisees, letrntees. nersonal ren- 1 uul ,,u4 """-v
!;-:-r: the unkj
t, personal re; !-. ;: t .. t i v.-s and a !
other persons interest e.l in th- est.it" :'
T. S. Collier, first real nam- a n k ?-... -.
. : : -ft -it-e. i ; th" u a k ;: o-,' n hi; . vi -. - .
legatees, pel so lit! I-e I 1 ' s e i : t a t i v s a:i i
all o'her plt-soas intc-rested ir: the . -tafe
of Martha Ann Collier. ,!.-. -.-as, , -Franc-is
J. ivt.-rs; the unknown I'ii .
devisees, legatees. pl.-"t.i;l l-o'"-
sentaties an. I all other persons i.-:t -est.
! in ti:- estate of F:-an-;.- J. F- ; ' -.
deceased: the unknown owners, a-. I
the :ink:i''.vn clainiants of the n"ii .
cast if.iarter i.Ml l--ii of tl." n- 11.
east ciuaiter tNE 1-4t of se-tion s ..
CD, township eleven tll, nortli ian---fourteen
illi, and of the northeast
quarter N E l-O of the :...rt ht .
N E 1-4 of section 1 1: i: t y-c . :;i .
township (ir;.. nortli ratm'e fourt'-.-r.
!4"i. ail ea-t of the t'th i '. M. in t ...
County of Cass. Nebraska.
You ere notified that on the li.j'i
day f April, A. I . 1917. plaintiff til-.',
his suit in the District Court of ; ..
County of Cass. Nebraska. t .p:i-. t
plaintiff's titie to tie above oeu-rih- '
lands, to-wit. the potth e;st qioiit-.
NE 1-4) of the northeast 'E l-!i -f
section six (tj), townsiiiti (iowi (11 i.
nortli range fourteen 14 and ;.f ti..
northeast quarter (NE 1-4 of ti c
northeast iNE 1-4) of section thirt.
one C'.li, t.wnshit twelve (!., ..or.;,
range (14). all east of tie t;tii 1. M.
in the County of Cass. Nebraska, be
cause of his adverse possession by him
self and his grantors for more than
ten years prior to the commencement
of said suit and to enjoin each arid . 1 i
of you from having or claiming any
right, title, lien or interest. either
legal or equitable, in or to said lands
or any part thereof; to require you to
set forth your right, title, claim. !i.-n
or interest therein, if any. either 1-l;:i!
or equitable, and to have the .-am--adjudged
inferior to the title of plain
tiff and for general equitable relief.
Tins notice is made pursuant to th"
order of the court.
You are required to answer said pe
tition on or before M.qidav. .Mav 2Mb.
A. D. 1917, or your default will be Uulv
entered therein.
CH. MILES H. SHOPP.
Plaintiff.
W. A. IIOHEETSON,
A ttorne v.
First Published April 1C. 1917.
1 1 k i' i : it i"i"s s i . i
Nellie M. Thomas, et ah.
1 'hi in t i Vs,
vs.
Oscar Jennings Swet-m. et ah.
Defendants.
otice of SIe.
Notice is hereby given that l.v vir
tue of an order entered in the fore
going entitled, cause ..:i the 12th da
of April 1917. by th- District Court
of Cass County, Ned. raska, I. the un
dersigned. Thomas Walling, sole Ke f- ;--ee
appointed by said Court, will on th.
21.U day of May 1917. at Ten o'clo :
in the forenoon, at the South door of
the Court House in tne Citv of Platts-
mouiu, in cass county. Nebraska, of
fer for sale to th.e highert bidder for
cash. the following described real
estate, to-wit:
The west half of the northeast quar
ter of Section numbered four c -i , in
Township Eleven 11), north, in Hariri
Nine (9), east of the tith p. M...
Cass County, Nebraska, containing
77.6.1 acres accordi.nt; to Governme: i
Survev.
Said sale will remain open for bids
for one hour.
THOMAS YVALL1NG.
1 lefclee.
JOHN M. LEYDA.
At tor ne v.
First Published April 1917.
W. A. ROBERTSON,
Lawyer. -v
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Coatcs' Block,
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Dr.i'AUTS TO TAKi: UI DUTY.
Another eeithr.-ent of the Platts
r.icuth vountr men who vre to take
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st.. Raymond
ir.-'cn, wno is to be a member oi
! ;h-. n:2ch:vie un company of the
. 's Daily. j I'ourth Nebraska, departed on the
r.n.I s.ifiblo v.ebelinc" -i-Uii Pacific for Fort Crook,
tho victory ' v'':t ry i3 to he stationed at present.
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Lillian Si-huUkv, bjth ! naval force of the country, and they
The service wore in the j be pen: fi'om Omaha direct to the
CV.t hoiL' coi't-nionv inJ the I trainzner station at Great Lakes, 111.,
;s ecline.-'5ed bv enly the at- I p- fev veeks stay anJ will then
Mr. Harry Schukiice, : be r-er.t to the sea coat to enter into
the bride bc-t inai: :.nd active service. Tlie hoys all take the
l l X as briu.-ir.aid. The! best wishes of their friends for their
e v.-:!! leave ii:is afiernoon j speedy return home when the present
Home ;::r,vn alfalfa reed for ralo.
Inquire of S. O. Ode, :-Iyr.ard., Neb.
4-r.-lmti v.klv
vn'i'i i:.
Sn !ie Ulsiric-l our: of C:i-.s Countv,
ri.ral..'i.
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Tj the plattstr.oe.t 1 i-". rry Cesi:: 'an '' :
llie Fnknovii ll.-:i's. i -i v ' - -s, L.-va-tsrs.
i'c;-.;onal 1 le-; sc u ; i v . ;:n:
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E. -tatv of Joel Solomon. tie.-,-;.-: d: I'.l'-s.
Mat hew lio-.-.l. i'irst Ib-al Na::-" i'r.
known. Vi:- or Widow .! Mat ii'.-"-'.'
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: wait mi'- i
'.vr.eie tiie trroom nas a t;o:r.e r.waitm.i- r- TJl'-" OTM I IJI B
the cmi-r oi tiie brid-. The happy ' J, ti llitl dlill lil A
VERY CRITICAL CONDITION
their
bl.H'S.-
will l-o learned of v. ith much
::v by the many fricr.Js of the
c'.Ir.. parties i.rsd the younjr
' v. ill receive the best wishes of
jr years of future hap-
d joy.
Froaa Wednesday's Dally.
The latest reports from the bed-
J. E. Tuev at his home near
Sl 'C
OI
The- bride is the daughter of Albert
Sjh.Liidive, and has been reared to wo
mutmood in this city where her
frier.us i.re without number and she
. " . . , , . matter lor him to recover from hi
o: character inai nas enueaieu ne: iu
Glenwood, is that his condition shows
but little chanpre and is still very se
rious and makes it a very difficult
all
ras ec me in contact with.
The jrroom is in the employ of the !
!:!::. ;.n in tiie s-hops in this city I
- a. ycure; l.uin who is held very!
id tiie cati-a.a.tion of all whom'
l-
-( CK'.T
d
witii duiin
re-d.h'iice in this citv.
i:i:pai::s van nlbrasivA citv.
From Te..-. hies ra.i!y.
The de-rao team of the
j.ao e i a.lU . e. til.., C : .
Decree of
under the
".Lection of M.S. T.-itie P. o.: one ran s
tie,! thai vi; I
!:.i7. th- ": :
na. tiled his
('unit of C;
v he-rein v.i:: ;
are n:...b- ,.,-r,
p se and l'l'.i ' of
is to obtain a d.-. t
rein . v int; ! -ands ! i
title t.. the foi'o'.vwer
estate- i ti i Ma int if:'. t'-'
Lots ..cmh.-i-d Th''.
ill in 1 :; k !v ti ' i ni : !
Si i v-:-e v.-n . i i in
S'lattsi-ionth. 'a C.is
brask::. ac c-.-rdir. t" th
ree n' i plat t :.-!'" f-
As auaiKst . i: and -a-'n
v.. n. and ! i '- form, a - ri a in '
."na-e n::..lr on Mai.-ii -"th. Is".",
.loci So! .m.ii. (. iie-1 decea .- i
11. Soiam n. i-r-eorie-d in I.e.-'-
.i.-f i's .: r I 1" ". of the Ii-
Cass Coer.tv.' Xe bra ska. to .-.aform to j
the iit,-nt:oi!S of the t!.-r. .n j
and have sain.- .'u-. r. .-d to 1 a -, e i-onv. - .
K.f :: i.i said block T',7 Phi ttsm.on t h.
-v- . . : . . ... . . , : I . -. " t .e J i T w : T ! . - i
stamiiri'"that s'.ih! eon ve . a m-e' . -m i t ; . i j MOUlh OI'fTanhieitit
to st file wl.t re sa:-t premise.- a
cateih and to cvi-lnii.' am! e nj a:
ami cat h ami a M of "ii J' oni e -r as-; Liviid? and is considered one
e-tate"or inti-rest' in and t the ra' j Lett in this section of the state, and
;XV.Ve 'deVibed. inf.: Under the cireclion of Mrs. Rosen-
i
carUii?:, i.im:
; r v - Vi.. ...1-
'':. take
a 1 teriiocn I
... i
iney v::
part in an installation to be held
there
Llli
even'.n,.r ov tne A .-ora
lod,-5, v hen the ritualistic v.xuk
be exemplified by the Flatts-
The decree team
y',,1 i of this city numbers scrae twenty-five
the
t-.
by reaset: of Piaiati ! s a I verse t
sissio'i of :;:!! i .-emis's. by him
ami i.-s KfaiUi.rs for more than t
.-.cars prior to the- t emm.-ncem. tit
this action, am! t-r snch mlior a
fu'ihc r reliet as i.mity amy r
'1' ill"- notice riv-n at..! pnbi:-'
pi'i.' i'ant to ii!i i, rut i- o! saal eoi
You are reouiied .- ar.-'v- r : a
tition on or l.ef m- th- L'th
-( j ciars has been jrrently improved. The
v:il return home tomorrow.
;;ies
EGGS FOR HATCHING.
pe-
May P'lT,
or detail
3u th--reit
v. ; i 1
b
Fro:-i S. C. P.hode Island Pecs and
ta':e:-i s r y;hitc Orpingtons, $1.00 per 15;
A. 0.
ilir.crs. IMr. Tuey seems to be im
provir.tf from the attack of pneumonia
but other complications have set in
that make it a very hard matter to
deal with the illness. The daughters
of Mr. Tuey have been called to his
bed-ire, as veil as his brother, Will
iam Tuey of this city, and will re
main with the father until a change
in his condition is apparent. Mr.
Tuey has not boon in the best of
health for several years past and the
last illness has greatly taxed his con
stitution to resist it.
Reports from Glenwood this after
noon state that Mrs. Tuey, who has
I con feeling quite badly, but who was
taking care of the husband, had been
taken down with pneumonia and is
in very critical condition. The illness
of both Mr. ar.d Mrs. Tuey has come
as a very severe blow to the other
Tr.embc-rs of the family.
E. B. PERRY STILL ILL.
American flags, from 5c up, at
" cvr.iL KAT-ix.v. j s'5.00 per 100. Local ceiivery. ;
the '.mux m. leyda. "' !,t1' ' iPamge, Plattsmouth. Fhone Coif..
From AVednesday's Daily.
E. TJ. Perry, who has been confined
to his home" for the past few weeks
suffering from a general breakdown,
is reported as showing but little im-
i rrovement and his friends throughout
the city will regret very much to
learn of his serious condition.
i-'irst Pub
Attorn.
h. d Api .1 P'tlt.
1 : i ;
2-12-tftvkly ' Office supplies at the Journal office
From Timsdav's Jai!y.
Last evening a little tran'rer ar
rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank E. Schlater in this city and
announced his intention of making
his home hereafter under the Schlater
roof. Tiie new arrival is a fine little
son and a real live American boy,
that is the pride of the happy par
ents. The friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Schlater will extend their best wishes
to the parents for the future welfare
of the little son and with the hope
that in the years to come he may be
a joy and comfort to his family.
ANOTHER NEW VOTER.
From Wednesday's r.ii!v.
Last evening the stork paid a visit
to the country home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Satchell, near Mynard, and left
in their care a fine little son and heir
that is cf the regulation size and
weight. The Satchell family have
just recently returned to Cass county
from their former home rear Stanton,
and the new Mr. Satchell can claim
the honor of being born in the fairest
county of the state.
The Celebrated Stallion
'-y jit
ULYSSE, 6605
Will make the season of 1917 at my
home, three and a helf miles west and
one mile south of Murray. Ulysse
is an extra good Belgian draft horse,
weighing 2200 pounds, a beautiful
dark bay in color, age seven years.
Uljsse is well known in this section
of Cass County, and has the reputa
tion of being an excellent foal getter.
Terms $15.00 to insure colt to
stand and suck. When parties dis
pose of mares or remove them from
this part of the county service fee
becomes due and payable immediately.
All care will be taken to prevent ac
cidents, but owner of horse will not
be held responsible should any occur.
A. G, HAST, Owner