TLATTSMOUrn SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1913.
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The undersigned will sell at public auction on the Abe
Becker farm, northeast of Union, on
Wednesday,
Horses, lisies and atfBe!
ALSO OftE rVSSSSOURI JACK
and a number of cows that will be fresh soon.
Some No. 1 Seed Corn..
SALS TO CCEV2MSENCE AT 10 A. ai-
Waich for sale bills.
COL. W. R. YOUNG, Auctioneer
JACK PATTER SOE, Clerk
LOCAL NEWS
Yv '! S. t i; ', ''.- 1 :'i:v.
A. P. For:i.;T i Cedar Creek was a
vi.-lt.-r In the city this morning, look
ing nfc" s-oxnv trading v. it'll the :aer-
W. J. X"v.-;"i frvm south of this
ii:y was call- 1 to Omaha this morn-I.t.-o
he ha.-; some business mat
ters to I-.-ok after.
V.'n V .-:.: r from Myuard was a
1 ; 1 1 r in thi ?i' y today coming to
!.n- iM'.-r t. n:? 1 uiiic-s-t with the
I'Ir.t: .-lUi.-ut li mere hant?..
I1!'. ;':.! iu:-.-r of m-ar Cedar
Cr. -. v, .-. ; ; visitor in Plattsinoutli
t in 1; lock after fame
1. o.-i :: '- ! ' r t '.e di.y.
V". II. I i i I lVi.ru p. -.-:: r Cedar Creek
vv. - a vl.-ircr :: fhio city this morn
ir.g ar .! v.v.s transacting business
with the city hp rhants.
:i. M'L(.-;i of Omaha, who has.
vn vi-i'i.iu- for the pa hi week near
ri.vn.ir l. departed this afternoon lor
. is I. j ; e in t h-e 1 i g city.
J !...ng t.i near Murray was
: r ti: "-- cly today looking
: ." r s : hi:-i-i-.-s in ' connection
v.'ith the sciio ,! in his district.
II; rr:,,.i I".-. ok from sof.thv.eat of
rinrr:' y v.-; s a iitr.r in this city
this a ;( rii "h.'.i. coming i:y to look af
r.M..ic ru-L'.UfciJi at the ecu;1 ty VSat.
T ' r - r ( ai; ::'"C '.! ! r":n southwest of
K-.it.?: M'::; a visitor, in Platts-me-rt't
" is u.'r --rno;n looking after
s onie hu -;r;i . w ; t h t ?i e merchants.
.Vt'ar.i Kr av-r v. a s a visi.'or in this
city t iay t'r. m hi h.o:r.e wst o:
rit...rd a:; I v.-a ? trr.ri.-TCting 1usi
ii" s with i h Plat t.-mouth mo r
c hr- -
- WlLr.. a :-!.i;.i -y of Lai'iaile
v.-as a vi-i'tor in this city today a
.i; t ( f her l'ath r 1). ai. Craves and
returned t- 1 i-r !a ;nt i n t'.e early
; fxni-.t!( n train.
I-'-rl-ft t llau -o: who i- era ployeJ
v:.h the 1 ::?:! on ju the signal
' -rv ;c,-. arrv:Ml t h ; -; T.norninsr from
"..M - H v.!;cr. he i;aa been
-. .rh::- j,:-t re: ally.
y' l - a la ir v. ho i - teaching at
.ov:.-"i? v as a viitor in IMatts
I 'Oatli to'av at t h l:ove of her pa.r-f-r.t's
J. I. hair and wife, returning
to h-.r Si la'cl t!:is afternoon.
C. A. Ifar'.'.'-" v.iil occupy the farm
:' i'. I'.. I'w -t and wife southwest
'f J'yr.:tr 1 t'i co.iiin season, while
Co" pre---at ocr-npant .Tr :p;di "Warner
v.ii! la::a aao'licr phue- west of MV
S' aid.
fh-nry i h r of .Mi;oreii!d, who
calh.".? t - thia city by the deatli
f 1 i- :-i ;!'.r J!r. Catherine lhiscli.
v. aUu .-ccurred e. 'erday and was
r:--:t ia.c; at Ca.lar Creek, was a visitor
i: rh'ttstaouth today.
:dr. A. Ih Swartout, of this city
s-r.-i Mrs. It. ). Thompson of Xorth
il".
ri H p h 23 !v? 0 Tl:e ()40-acrc"lrce homestead act has
7 jj fj fri2 H i? vheen in force one year. Nearly .v
tfT ft I rpiniTwr ' K ;f -00( acr cs ' f .VTss-o vered land
i st$J'4 JHit:' in Wyoming were filed on during
i" " v !::.:'- i.i I -last Central Wyoming reached them via
the narh'ni.o'.i's Ca.-per main line and via Upton, Moor
:. .. i :c --r ( k;inn nt. on the heridan main line lor Xorth-
W .'.v.i.
.'.!.:-. .p-h the (.lovcrnnienl Mirvey has not yt been finished, it
..ell to lick ;:t these lands and make- your selection as
v ;!'.- -il as K)ssi!)le.
INFORMATION
W :.: : i -r circular describing these mile-stttare home
'tiitvc 3 cars'j residence reijuired. h ive months'" vacation.
:t' 'i ear. in!
'-;na'i .11 also at United States land offices 'at Dotf'-
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i'-jUjiprSj. 1-r'(-;; i'3" Sti-ect, Oraalia,
February
wne
r
Platte, who has been visiting in this
city lor some time with her sister,
both departed this atlernoon for
North Platte where Mrs. Swart out
will visit with her sister for some
time.
Herman Smith and wife with their
children came up last evening from
their home near Xehawka, and visit
ed wiih Mrs. Smith's parents J. S.
Hall and wife and looked after some
business matters as well, returning
home later in the evening.
Judge J. T. Begley, If. A. Sehnied
er. C- A. Itawls and L.uke Li. Vv'iles
were visitors at Weeping Water this
afternoon going in a car, to attend
the Mass Meeting which is being
held there in the interest cf getting
the help which the public is doing
for the different organizations groop
ed under one head, that a more uni
form system can be adopted.
Frr.Ta Fridays Daily.
Mrs. Certie Beckuer from west of
Mynard was a passenger to Omaha
this morning, where she is receiving
treatment at a hospital.
Joe L. Thompson, of Oreapolis. the
brid?;enian, was a visiior in Platts
mouth for a few hours today look
ing alter some trading.
B. F. Dill of South Bend was ex
cused from the jury for the ;emaind
er of the term, and departed last
evening for his home.
Wm. M. Hoover of Louisville who
has been in the city for the past few
days as a member of the jury, de
parted this morning for his home.
CI en Thompson from some ten
miles south of this city was in the
city today" taking the examination
before the local exemption board.
George Beichart, one of the jurors
who has been serving for the past
week on the district court departed
for his home last evening to Louis
ville. Ram O. Huckenberg of Cedar
Creek was a visitor in the city yes
terday, and was looking after some
business and returned home last
evening.
Mrs. Soph is Barkening arrived in
this city this morning from her
home near Cedar Creek and will visit
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M.
Hild for the slay.
Wm. Coat ma n of Weeping Water
departed this morning for his home
after having been in this city for the
past few days service on the jury in
the district court.
John. P.outh, of Manley, who has
been attending the district court as
a jurcr departed last evening for his
home, being excused from service for
the remainder of the court.
J. K. Wood, who has been home
for the past few weeks, recuperating
from a rpel! of sickness, which he
contracted while in the navy. Mr.
- war loir. Hundreds of ai;h-
and iluffalo, Wyoming. "Let
:z:?:.izzi'.:?v. Agent, C. E. & Q. Ry.,
Nebraska.
Wood departed this afternoon for
Newport News, where he will again
take up his work on board the train
ing ship Kentucky.
Charles Vanscoye of Louisville who
has been attending the district court
during the past' week as one of the
'regular panel "of the jury departed
for his home this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Green of Louis
ville arrived in this city this morn
ing coining to visit with Mrp. Green's
father, John Kenner who has just
returned from Leavenworth, Kansas.
Web. L. Itussell of Weeping Water
accompanied by his friend Ed. Noell
was in the citj' looking after some
business in this city and were taking
examinations before the local board.
Phillip Hirs today shipped one of
the sale of hogs, which he sold a few
days since when he had a hog sale,
the price being $7".00, the purchase
being made by L. Davidson of Louis
ville. Charles Murphy of Mauley, de
parted this morning for Omaha, af
ter having been in this city for the
past week has been serving as a
juror, and from Omaha, he will go
to his home.
Willie Weyrich and wife of Sand
Prairie, Illinois, arrived from their
home this evening coming via Om
aha and were met at their place by
their cousin, George M. Hild. They
will visit here for some time.
Mesdames J. R. Lee and Jesse G.
Lee. the latter whose home is at
Sheridan, AVyoming, were passeng
ers to Omaha and Council Bluffs this
afternoon, where they will visit with
friends for the day and from where
Mrs. Jesse G. Lee will tm tomorrow
depart for her home at Sheridan,
while Mrs. J. U. L-e will return
home after a few clays v'sit.
With the excusing of the jury at
the conclusion of the case of the
Western Machine and Foundry Com
pany against Joseph. P.. P.umniorfield
and others, they departed for their
homes. Mont Robb one of the num
ber, a wholescu'.e.l svoi.t. called on
the editor of this paper after having
concluded his v.vrh. and spent a
short time in a pie .is ant visit before
lie departed for hi - h: me at Union.
From Tl"i' v' I ;'.
Wm. Richar:' cf To-nh Bend cr.ti.o
in this morning :'r. n his home and
is looking after to: i" hv.sir.css for the
day.
John Dure he. n :: ar Cedar Cre
Avas a visitor i:t t !- . city th.is morn
ing looking cfl-r : erne lu-.incsg at
the court hoiv e.
Mrs. liar y Shipley was a pass
enger to Lal'Ia.te this ai'teriioo:1.,
where she i vi iting with friends
for a few cur r.
l'aul Bohr r;.'. iln: Cedur Creek
lumberman, w:..; a visitor in thi.7 city
this morni;:g, co:i;ing to look aftc:
some business.
Frank Stro;'. wa3 a busings visit
or this afiernron to Weeping Water,
going over in a car and returning
late this evening.
Cashier Charles S. Stone, of the
Bank of Klin wood.- was a visitor in
this city today, looking after forav
busines.: at the court house.
Dale Boyles, of Alvo, was in this
city today looking after some bu"i
ties:; at the court house regarding
the settlem?.nt of the John Nimick
estate.
.airs. u. j ..arson, wno has ocen
vjsiiiug ner uaugnier, a:rs. ic. i.
Foster and family, at Union, for
the past few days, returned home
last evening.
Karl Hackenhcrg and Henry Wat
son came in this morning from their
home near Cedar Creek and took the
physical examination before the local
board today .
Orlando Tefft, of Avoca, was a vis
ltor in Plattsmouth last evening,
staying over night to attend the
meeting of the County Defense coun
cil which is being held today.
Louis Langhorst, of .Klmwood, was
a visitor in this city today, lookin
after some business in regard to the
meeting of the County Defense conn-
cu, wmcn is 10 oe nciu here this
evening.
. G. E. Dorsey of Louisville and J. S.
Eager of the same place were in the
city today, taking their examination
before the local board and departed
for
Omaha after having gotten
through with their business here.
C. G. Davis of Weeping Water was
a visitor in this city coming to take
his physical examination before the
local board, and later departing for
Omaha, where he went to enlist in
the navy of the United States.
Judson Weaver and John Timm,
canio in yesterday from their home
at South Bend, to look after their
questionnaires and to take the phy
sical examination before the local
board, and returned home last night.
Eric E. Averland,- of Omaha came?
down this morning from his home to
take the physical examination before
the lcKal exemption board. Mr. Aver
land registered from Greenwood last
June and has been asignd to Class
one. . ' "
Edward Dowler, Troy and Frank
Davis and J. SI. and I. W. Teagarten
all of Weeping Water, were over in
a car today to attend the meeting of
the County Defense League, which is
being held ft the Wagner hotel to
day.
Mrs. R. V Ford of South Bend
was a visitor in this city for the day
coining to do some trading this morn
ing and returning this afternoon, and
also visiting at the home of her
daughter Mrs. A. B. Hess of Oreap
olis, while here as well.
Mrs. J. M. Reasner of Kirkwood
Illinois, who has been visiting with
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Fred Reas
ner and parents at the county farm
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Tarns, the effi
cient superintendent of that institu
tion, departed for her home in the
east this morning. Mrs. Reasner
also visited with her son in Omaha
and yesterday with his wife came to
Plattsmouth for a short visit before
returning to her home.
S. C. Bovks of Alvo was a busi
ness visitor in Plattsmouth yesterday
afternoon, cornintr via Omaha, and
was accompanied by Mrs. Christen
sen. who was over to see after the
matter of the settlement of the es
tate of her late husband, and dpart
ed last evening for their home at AI
vo.
PUBLIC AUG!
I will offer for sale at Public
Auction at my home, known as the
old Adam Hiid homestead. S miles
west and 3 miles south of Platts
mouth: mile'- east and C mile
north of Weeding Water, on
TUESDAY, rLBEUASY 12, 1918
the follow ins described property, to-
wit:
47Kead of Cattle 47
22 Head of Horses 22
2S Hea:l cf E'uroo Brood Sows 2S
1 Diiroc Jersey Bear
O'.'e sean of ! lack mares, G and S
years old, weight oiOO.
One span of Macks, one mare and
on -j gelding, 7,
'.ears old. weight
50 0.
One span of Lrov
mares, 2 years
old. wt. 000.
One bay gelding, 5 years old, wt
1100.
One sirav mare, tmooth mouth,
Wt. 130 0.
One 'pan of mares, smooth mouth
wt. 220 0.
One man-, 1 year old. wt. 1000.
One
ponv,
; years on
1, wt. 700,
can be tru-teu with children.
Four colts. 1 mule and : horses.
One span of aeldir.gs, 0 years old
wt. 3200.
One roan gt-lding. i years old, wt
jr.oo.
0:;e irt r. gray h"rvc. 5 year:; old
wt. uro.
One sorrel horse, smooth mouth
wt. 1200.
One sorrel mare, smooth mouth
wt. 1000.
Steven good U:U: cowr.
Eight e:oo:I cows.
Ten heifers, will he frcrh it: the
Spring.
One Short hr-rrt 'l nil. 5 vears old.
Twenty-one head of cattle from
three to twelve months old.
Farm Implements!
Two wagons.
One wagon and rack.
One Acme binder.
One McOorniick mower.
One Acme hay rake, good as new.
One McCormick hey rake.
Onr Acme hay sweep.
One Jo'hn Deere gang plr.v.
One John Deere -1 -wheel lister.
One John Deere corn planter, good
as new.
One walking lister and drill.
One lfi-inch walking plow.
One 14-Inch walking plow.
Two Jenny Lind cultivators.
One John Deere cix-thovcl culti
vator. One 2-row machine.
One new 3-section harrow.
One old 3-section harrow.
One 3 -row stalk cutter.
O;io l-liole corn shellcr.
One spring wagon, two top buggies
One Peru riding lister.
One set l-yt-i.nch harness, good as
new.
Three sets l'-inch harness, in
good shape.
. Two sets l'i-iuch harness.
Two pets buggy harness; One good
saddle.
One single harness; One corn stalk
rake.
One fanning-mill; One Round Oak
heater.
One ba-e burner.
One primrose cream separator,
used 9 months.
Some household goods.
Sal 3 Commences at 10 O'CIock A. M.
Lunch Will He Served at Neon by
W. A. Scott.
TERMS OF SALE: All sums of. $10
and under cash; on all sums over
$10 a credit of from six to twelve
months will be given, purchaser giv
ing bankable paper, bearing eight
per cent interest. All property must
be settled for before being removed
from the premises.
FRED L. HILD, Ovraer.
COT., w. !R. YOUNG, Auctioneer.
. S. F. PATTERSON, Clerk.
TII: or gi ahdian's s.vmj
In the District Court of Cass coun
ty Nebraska.
In the matter of the Application of
Betjinahl J I. Thorp, OuarUiau of th
Person arel Kstate of Florence Thorp,
u minor, for iieense lo sell real estate.
Notice is hereby Kii'fn that in pur
snanee of an order of the Justrict
Court in and for Cass county, Nebras
ka, Honorable James T. Uegley, Jutlgo
of suhl Court, made on the Htli Jay --f
J i nuary, litis, for the sale of the real
estate hereinafter deseribed, there will
he sold at public vendore to the high
est bidder for rash, at the South Front
Door of Hit- County Court House in
the rily of 'Phittsmuiith, in the county
of Cuss, and st.ite of Nebraska, on the
j;ird day of February, 191S, at the
hour of ten o'clock u. in., the follow
ing described real estate:
An undivided two-forty-fifths fl-J-")
of (he Kast half of the Solill.eyst quar
ter of Section the Southwest quar
ter of Section - I. the North half of the
North half- of the Northwest quarter
of Section 27. and the North half of
the North hall" of the Northeast quar
ter of Section IM;, all in Township 1
IUin;;c 10, Cass county, Nebraska; also
an undivided t wo-f ort y-ti ft lis Ci-45 of
Lot lllock 10 in South ia-nd, as sur
veyed, platted and recorded in Cuss
county, Nebraska.
Said sale will remain open one hour.
Dated this L'l'th ilav of January, A.
I). 11MS.
Ki:njN.via ir. tmoim.
taiardian of the Person and Kstato
of Florence Thorp, a Minor.
mitk i: i ou 1 1 t:ii i ;.
In the County Court of Cass toun
tv, Nebraska. (
in the matter of the Kstate of 'Mar
tha SlierTcr, Deceased.
To all Creditors, Heirs and persons
interested in the estate of Martha
Shelter, 1 a-eeased :
Notice N i.eiebv Riven that on 11
l'Jth day of January, 1'JlS, Samuel II.
l.oder lil-d a verified petition in the
County Court ef Cass county, Nebras
ka, settini,- forth that Martha Sheft'er
died intestate in Cass con in y, Nebras
ka, on ti e 17ili day of Au,'i-s!, 1MH,
sei.ed of the 1'olIowSnf.r described real
estate, to-v. it: Ti e S u t Ii v s t quarter
(SV ) of Section Fifteen 1 1 Town
ship i 12) North. Ijaioie Nine ( i Kast
of the tfth 1. M., in Cass county, Ne
braska: that tl iy are now the owners
nf all of the aforesaid lands and that
they acquit el title to ail of fie afore
said real estate l ii roi: n !i deeds of co.-i-veva'M
e, duly executed iin 'i act!o-. -b-dj-ccd.
from 'the heirs of Martha Shef
fer, deceased; that no a 1 m i n is t : a t ioi;
of the estate of the aid Marti. a Shel
fer has been I a.l in the state of Ne
braska, and that not more than tin
years has expired since per diath: they
Vii-v for ii d t fini i mi t inn of the limn
and jIace of the dcatii of Jiartha Shef
fer. a determination f ti.e iie'r" f
said. d ii .ised, their ee;r: e of !:i--i
i,, a:.-l t- - iiy.iit of the descent t-f
said rial estate, and that the creditois
1 Mai :: a S ! e ff er he l-n-n r b.irr- d
and e?ijeincl from a. -scrtiiiLT any o'aiai
eo'i said real estate.
S;. hi petition will ! he;..-d hefr.r"
said Coi.nty I'ourt fit Hs rooms in the
City of 1':iit tsaiou ;h. in said i-. aitv,
on the Ji'.th i!ay of February, 1'Jis, ;it
! ti o'clock a. m.
(I'.y the Court
alli:n j. i:i:k.-'n.
Seal)-ji'-:;w. Coanty Jad.e.
i.i:;i. Mine.1:.
Notiee to non-resiilent 1 a fcntlants,
their Heirs, Oc-viscfs, I.e'riti fs, IVr
soa;iI I Cenresen ta t i ves i: ml A ' I 1'e.--sons
inieresi.'d in lh-ir l-jsti-tc.
e W illiam i'a i!. Kav i'ai.l. Ksth.-r
m -lia It. Carter, iM Car'er. Wil
h.iin S. I: -ih . Hailie -Miic!, Frani:
'!. la-c-el. if living, if tle'-e;ls0,i the
KTii;i;ov.'n i.-iir--. 1 1 .-- j sees, legatees, pcr--oaal
r presen-atives and i-e'is -ns
;iit-rt -sted :'i the estate of 1'rink
Heihel. ih (easei! : ('iiaihi; ( . ihtb--!. i .
Uvtrivr. if deceased, tin unknown heirs,
devisees, legatees, personal represen
tatives arid all persons i t e res ted j :1
the estate of Chailc-; (;. Ihtiiei. t'e-
ee:i . ..d
You an. 1 each f Vllil .,lv ,:,.n! v S(0- ,no,Uh- Cai-S '"wun,-v N'ebr;lska:
fi'ed tl.at iliriic- H. li Citron st " ': ami arh of you are hereby no-
ti"' the isl iiH- of Ja!t'ar-.' li'lS. I tilie-l that the n nd-i si sne-l, V'.'. I-:,
fi'.l his p. t it ion in the J i-st ri.-'t ' '-o:-r Morse, on the Sth day of November,
of Cass tountv, Nebraska, were;:, voa ! A- 1 J'-'!". Pu:ciiJisd for tho taxes
am. 1 1 of von are !( ,"eml'a n t s : t i e oh- t ' lu "-'eon - : in? and owing- Kot Five (5)
jcet at;. I piav-r of whidi petition i ' in i:,,,"l-: Nine ( ! ) ami Lots Twelve ( 1
tl.at the claim, Sn'er-st ri;:l.t, title nnd : ltrtl TliSrt?eh (IS) in r.lo,.k Kistlst S)
(stale of each a-ol ever-.- one of you iii:;'" ':th I 'ark Advlittion to the
aad to tiie Fast ,)e 1 1 , --ed and For- j ('-tv of I 'iatlsmouth, Cass county, Ne-ty-Iive
(li:. i feet f Lot Fit tier. ( 3 .'. I hrH k;l-
ia Jci:es' -..hi i; i- n to the Yi!!a-:e f.Zl That said I.ot Five (5) in Dloclc Nino
C.reenv. t.-tiu, Cass count v. Nebraska. te I i ) was assessed in the name of (Jenrse
held to le invalid, and that the tith;jJ. Jones for. the years l'J13 and 19U.
or said plaintiff in ami to raid re al .-- ! and said Lots Twelve 1 1 ami Th-ir-tato
and every part ho .jui.-te,! a.s j tien i:; in j;ioek Kicht (S) werp as
aurainst yon and eacli ami every one i ses:-el in tin- name of Iteoi-ro J. Jonev
oi ou, ami as njramst anv aim a:l'tr the years !!), 1M), 1'JiO, 1911,
ciaims or any person lioldine; iv,;jyi-. iai:; ami 1:H.
through or under yo-.i. si mi that it be j That sail purchaser las pail s;ih
adjudired ami decreed that, each a n.l ; s'i uen t taes thereon for the vears
;ill or you v. hose names are .-.1....... .-:. l'.H ."i and. 1 i 1
forth, if livimr, if decea-ed, tie' heirs.! You are further Jiothied that said
devisees, legatees, personal i i-ir-st-ii - ! pa rc!ia;:er will epply tti the Count
tat Ives am! a!! other persons in t r-j Treasurer of Cass county. Nebraska,
ested in the estate of eacli ami every , for a deed lo said lots on the l.'.th .lav
ne of yon, have no t inht. title, claim j'f May, A. I ., 1'Jls, if not redeemed
or interest in and to said real estate 'from such tax sale prior to such date
oi an part tnereot. and that each and
in or sa;t net enda n ts, taose named,
iml thoe whose naaics are unknown,
tm! not stated, forever l ined from
u-no :n ir or a s.- i i-n - aiv i il' it title
it!t(!f.-t or est;it - in ard t- said real
estate, or any je'i t thereof, ami for such
i.bei- and fortlicr relit f as t- the court
may .set m just ami eonitahle.
hni ami ea1 h of you are further
oij'ied that you ar-- rt-inlic.; to an-
suei said petition on or l.efore Mon
day, tiie SI!i I;iv of Miirel-..
in i:.vi,'Y I?. iecu:i:co.
l'iainl iff
C. V. IhVWLS, Attornev.
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5aturday9 r
' all gqarantccd to
SALE -WILL START
If interested call or write for
ESS!
Shiidren Cry
2Chs Kind You Have Always Sought, and which, has been
in usQ for over thirty years, has borne tho signs tare of
' ' and has been made under his jtsr-
ycJy-; sonal supervision eince its infancy.
zf --tG&&v illlov no one to deceive you in this.
Aii Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but
Expoririiento that trifle with and endanger the health of
luir.nts and Children Experience against Experiment.
What IsCASTORIA-
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Faregoric,
Ircps and Soothing Syrups, tt is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
si;ie is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
tceia in constant use for the relief of Constipation, L'latulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea ; allaying Feverishnccs arising
racrefvom, and by regulating the Stomach and J3ove!s, aids
tho scimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
Ike Children Panacea The Mother's Friend.
... MBr m
3 Bears the
y .hd J J?
m use roruver so icars
l he Kind You Have AKvsys Bcught
TM . C E MTAU COM MflWVOBK T. ITV
OltlGIXAI, OTIti:
To Mary K. Jones, Oliver Hud
son ami wif... 1'olhe Hudson; Hat
tie YVhit'.aker ami i.i.slmi'd, Clar
ence K. Wliittaker: Ieore IlMd
son and n-ife, ;larie Hinison; .leii
t;ie Aii'lcrtun and husband. Arthur
Anderson: Sidney Hudson and
wiie, Kthel Hudson; Cora Yo-iti-l:er
and husband. Kimer Younkrr;
Cearre Jones and wife Jennie
Jones; Mary Ilk-hards and hus
band, Oliver Itichards; Lancoln
-lotus and wife, Kllu .ione:; Maij-
cie Sjionsh r ar.d hasbanil
Spoush-r; tiie unknown heirs, div
isees, legatees, j-ersonal reiresen
tatives and ; !1 persotas interest
ed in the (-state cf John Hudson,
to ceased.; the unknown heirs, dev
isees, legatees, person. il represen
tatives ami all persons Interested
in the estate of William Jones,
oe cased: Kva Jones, if 1 i invf. if
deceased, her unknown heirs dev
isees, legatees, personal represen
tatives ami all persons interested
in her estate and C. K. Wcsoitt,
oerupants and owners of Iot Fivs
1 ") in Block Nin V ainl L.ots
Twelve fl2) and Thirteen (IS) ia
! i:io k KiKht (S) all in South Park
Addition to the City of IMatts-
J-l-.iw) YY. K. MOIISK
J. M. llainey of, Veeping Water,
who was a visitor in Omaha yester
day morning-, looking after some
business, after having completed the
business which called him there
came to Plattsmouth, and looking af
ter some business here for the rest
of the day departed for his home on
the evening train.
111 1 lUl III!
REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE
D i 'SS
v
eDroary vm, rJib9
AT MY FARM AT
EHAWKA,. NEBRASKA
F SOW
be safe in pig and insured from cholera.
PROMPTLY AT 12:00 O'CLOCK- KOON
catalog.
y
for FlefcSier
f3 'it- Vfr;
ALWAYS
Signature cf
S?
-ZJr a3k" (7
Wlien You Have a Cold.
Ii i.-? when you '.:avc a severe c;d
that you appreciate t Ii j- cood
tios of Coamherlia'a Ccuh UfiU
vOy. Mrs. Frank Crocker. Pana, III.,
v.ritc-j: "Our t: vc-year-old son Paul
caught a severe cold last winter that
Fettled ( it his Ittnirj an 1 lie h:-. I tcr
ribls coushiu?? Fpelht. We were
greatly worried about hii.i as t';e
nied?cine we save him did rot help
him in the least. A nc-ishher spoke
so hishiy of Chamberlain's Couli
Remedy that I p:ot :i bottl.; of it.
The Tirst dose henefUed him so mu--h
that I continued sivinc it to him
until he tva? cured."
Subscribe for the Journal.
Protect your investment by having
your car insured by the Pa:ikers
Automobile Insurance Co., who' have
a special rate for farmers.
This Insurance costs you but S1.."D
per hundred per year or $:.5 0 per
hundred for three year covering
FIHF, TIIKFT, and TORNADO. This
amounts to a very little and gives
you mighty good protection, if you
have n Ford it costs you but $.",.00
or $6.00 per year. Could you afford
to have it BURNED or STOLEN at
that price?
For more information inquire of
AGENT
at Farmers' State Bank,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
SPi
Nehawks, f-icbraska
ATTENTION
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