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PLAITS M ( Urn SKMMVEfjKLY JOURNAfi.
MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1913.
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0 OMAHA BOYS
im FOB FARMS
HIGH SCIICCL irs GET prac
tical I.LS50NS IN AGRI
CULTURE EVENINGS
ill
! y
-igni
M. rc!i - 1'onr hundred
Central high school boys
o 1 their intention to go
o:: faiins this sprigs; and siiiiiiner,
! e:t given practical training
i:; i..ria uTk in classes of forty uu
.' r x 1 1 supervision of ?.Ii;s Caroline
f ri i.i- r. bt.ol of the natural science
th part .n n.t of 1 he school.
Tv .-t iiir.N of the hoys have
i
a:
.:.! y.rllP'J I i;Ui'S Oil farms. The
v - ' !e t-. !i taught how to handle
:: i i i- .:t ;:t.-. take care of
-. i t an 1 tr.lli.ate.
'I',' ;..i!.ths :-o .Miss Stringer tli-
!
r:n t
-jr. it pr. :-:c' ive far: 11 hands
.-:. i nese cors
:. (.: ;:: '. r the leader.-hip of
t p.-rii nvd boys ami the
v.-hing began. Alter school
.i-nnHi'.i trnph i:u-r.t ho'it s
( re is'ted and farm
1 u'i'il a verking laiow
' ew:: tra tors was secured.
I.xad of the ttani
Miss Stringer secured
: . l.;.e the beys w(irk on
i ;' r .- ;!''..
.: la:; i . m : - d" the city ha
, 1 ;u!i Saturday it i ox
;.t: the h.-ys will receive
:-; pr.o. . ieal lcson in agri-
, , iij-.., i.y i.ir:-.i i x'.'vns ere
r i n t ii.ii- ' t in.i .
: i v-
Till? IS SO ON THE LEVEL
: r.
u r.t e. some im ',
ir if the Lord in
- hit: iee:s in Lis
1 teds to t r.e
: y ':ir from tlif
;:t IieW hi'-h
" .'.. have a finite
!' is i. t sweh a ;i
,.l :- :ai-t hit' n need -.
; r.r v.t' onine even
'i i '. case in the
' r p-i N stolen
! r ; i i !".-. i m i.i i 1 e ii
i'-xal'.v to si;k' on-'
nf i ): Ii seeivs
v. ho ; ' : n-Ii -isi'S ton's;
i am his liveliho";l
m i ii iolat ' front
-ar alike, ieit there
iirbl so low liov, a
tor
HAVE PICNIC AT THE BRIDGE.
Frni. i Thursday's Daily.
About the first of the season, were
the CampOre girls, who last even
in?, the evening being fine, a merry
crowd of the young ladies wended
their way to the vicinity of the bit?
Uurlington bridge and there spent
the evening in haing a joyful time,
with a little to eat to add to the
pleasant time. They returned some
what tired, from the trip, but happy
in the fact that the spring was here
again, and they were able to enjoy
the "big out doors" again.
RECOUNTS WAR EXPERIENCE.
Kroin TiMirs. lay's laily.
(leorge W. Shrider was a visitor
'in the city this afternoon from his
home 'South of the city, and in con
versation with he and 11. Ii. "Wind
ham, they were telling of the battle
of Springfield, Mo., during the civil
war, at which time Col. Lyons was
killed, and the captain under whom
Mr. Shrader, who was lieutenant
was serving fled, and Mr. Shrader
had to tal e charge of the company
in the battle. Mr. Shrader said "If
we fought in the open now like they
did then, the war would soon be
over, for the Americans are the best
fighters." i
ALLIES WIN OVER
TEUTONS IN FIGHT ,
ON THE OCEAN
TWO ENEMY DESTROYERS AND
TWO TORPEDO BOATS ARE
SENT TO BOTTOM.
Action Occurs Off Dunkirk at Early
Hour in the Morning:, tlis
Admiralty Reports
WILL VISIT IN COLORADO.
l-V'-ii! T!ii'rsi.i.Vs IVily.
This afternoon Art Dean and fam
ily departed for the west going to
Hillroso. where they wll visit with
the sister of Mr. Dean, Mrs. "Will
Grace and family. Mr. (Trace, w ho H
one of the selectmen, will have to
answer the near call, and which will
not be a long way off. and the family
L 'sired to visit with the Grace fam
ily before lie shall be called, and so
go at this time that they may have
a good visit.
PASSES GOOD EXAMINATION.
Fn.-'i T'ri.h'.y's Daily.
A few days since Henry K. Larson
who is one of the iiremen. for the
r.urlingto:!. who has given the sub
jeef careful study, passed a goo 1 e
amir.ation. and when he had the good
points all figured un bv the examin
ers it was found that his per cents
entitled him to the position of eui
:eer. He is therefore slated for that
positi. n which he will occupy at no
distant date.
Hen
ry is tine oi tin
first class, workers with the Iluriing
ton and has won the advances which
has come his way on account of his
hard and persistent work.
London, Mat'ih 21. Two enemy
destroyers and two enemy torpedo
boats have been sunk by a force of
live ISritish and French destroyers,
the admiralty announces. One Brit
ish destroyer was damaged.
The engagement occurred off Dun
kirk this morning. The ISritish cas
ualties were slight. There were no
French casualties.
The announcement follows:
"Vice Admiral Doner reports tlrat
an action occurred off Dunkirk be
tween 4 and i o'clock this morning.
Two British and three French de
stroyers were engaged with a force
of German destroyers which had pre
viously bombarded Dunkirk for ten
minutes. Two enemy destroyers and
two enemy torpedo boats are believ
ed to have been sunk. Survivors
have been picked up from two enemv
torpedo boats.
"No allied vessels were sunk. One
British, destroyer was damaged, but
reached harbor. The British cas
ualties were slight. There were no
French casualties."'
SENT TO HER HOKE
IN DES MOINES
Fieri I'tidiiy's Daily.
Miss Vera Moore. lut'.e girl, who
lived in this c"ty !a-t fall, and who
v iih her moth
moved to Des M
back here s.r.n. ; ' ;
of i he desert ! ;i o
ttepfatl.er. av 1 '
for some wee;: . 'i
lik a homo. ' ! -.
-.ltd stepfat he
I h
. la-
a . s.
t.u-t:
( 1. lie
fi.-.tUt
yv her
v
age.
!m;,
,' i i . v .ire int
ni" a r ? l h : ag i l--e. An 1
h as st.xip i.i sti-al H-"
i ,' b-."t workmen.
;,.;..,:!. ! v. ;;s h. st-al-
I a.-! -v Nov., on
is y; right.
FOR SALE
l e:-.l estate transactions.
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Group
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I.. Wiles.
N''."'i SW1,
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l)i k
V
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' i ; " 1 1 . $ i jut
1 11,'iHO t'O
is Ad;.::;v in A!l"r-
S'::, r-l-l 1-12 $2 i.sou.on
-1 Fa:! to I,la
ill ;;1 V." l.)f U.
" 1 K!u;'ao..i1 :t.;r, o.(io
I.iehl Bramali -gg fors hatching.
1 " for .".' for $:;.r.o. JO') for
?('...".'. Mrs. J, .1,11 W. Stones, My
nard. Neb.. 3-ll-3mosvr
Forget Wliat He Needed.
From the Republican, Mt. Giliad,
Ohio: The editor had an interesting
experience some time ago, when a
young g-ntleman came to this office
and asked for a copy of (ho Morrow
I'ounty Republican. He scrutinized
it carefully when a copy was hand
ed him. and thru said: "Now I
know:" "What is it yon are looking
for." we inquired. "My wife sent,
me after a bolle or Chamberlain':;,
t'on.ah Tlemedy, and I forgot the
mime. I went to several stores and
th" clerks named over everything in
the line on the shelf except "( liam--rlain's."
I ll try again, and I'll
never go homo without Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy." The Republican
would suggest to the proprietors of
stores, that they post their clerks,
and never let them .substitute. Cus
tomers lose faith in stores where sub
stituting is permitted, to say nothing
of the injustice to makers of good
goods and the disappointment of
customers.
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Summsr of S 0 5 8
!)T "U!it ii lore ;it roii.'ioc f.,r iw.
-.i:"re she (
autheri: i"s '
her a tlcke!.
mother a: ?
si e could ' i
than sontee;..
th.e sheri'V a
!a.-i ever in--.
b.i.1. or in', a!
other id.i-i- ;
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:er ho;
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p. a eo
e ;k
pre-, i b
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not
:i . thi::I .
ee after the ,uirl
:'ie "A i.: n! "y
wife at the j: il
because of being
rigibie. but
i.
n
The girl
seemed ;
woman.
was -i-a
v-.-r :'I
v re i.
ed for m'.'-'i cases.
(,;isii!ei ! !-ad. b M
and bright oting
THE HOME GUARD JIILITARY CO.
! s
I '
H'C
.Stiwinu-r Tour of the Rockies. TiircL'-l'arks-un-e
vv liefi .re.
x;i'-:s.
. Ycllowitcne, Rocky JIountain-Estes lational Parks and
:aco aic all em braced enroute via The Burlington's Three
TliT
HI.
TOURIST'S TRIANGLE TOUR
Ti.'GTOl'T. Onaha to Denver and Colorado Springs.
M y T.INGION, Denver to Yellowstane and Glacier Parks, via the
:.:-. Eccnic Way, with 700 railcs of Jlountain Tanoraina from Colo
:;uo to the Yellowstone.
Je ISLINGTON. Omaha, Taroh the Northwest, to Billings, Yellow
rtone and Glacier.
ll.e Hnri
".'y:!l Lines
wmim
iilou map. Xofe the coraiiliy 1 i!s
iiow lliese may lie utilized for a summer
iniIii'lo tlie Kastern slojie 'of tlic
from Colorado to the Jlritish J'oim-
llrit
.i.e.-.
..: ;:ie.
V7. n. CLETIEZ-TT, Ticket Agent.
L. W. '7AKELEY, Gei-.cral Pasr.engcr Agent
l.GO-i Farnam Street Oraah'a. Nebraska
Kri mi l-'r . ii;- . ': i '.. i ! v.
Last i-vt uing at the court l--M-.e
the Home (I'wril .Military ("'aapa-iy
met for practice and to attend io
the busine-s wliich should come be
fore it. There ware at 1h meetinv
for drill purposes about fifty in num
ber. Members art' being added at oah
meeting, t he first week m : ii'ivia,
nine recruits to be added to th" com
pany. Within two weeks it 1. :
peeted that there will be members
enough to complete the full enroll
ment. Those coming in the first
week in .March being Harvey .Man
ners. C. L. Creamer. Thorn:;-; W.
Glenn. A. M. Sanders, .V. M. I'.eal
T. M. Scarborough, K. F. Gribshy. J.
V. Halt, W. M. Patterson. Hon (
York, T. P.. Farmer, F. J. I.ieber
shal. A. W. Vallery, C. I.. Carlson.
C. I. Whitaker, L. V. Copenhaver
J. (. '.arborottgh together with
those having joined heretofore, and
who are C. A. Rawls. F. C. Hill.
Jlichard Avard. (). . A. .Moore. ).
Sandin. C. I,. Wiles. Roy W. Ktiorr.
F. A. Cloiiit, John Weck'nan, Hvron
Pubbitt, A. .1. Snyder, Guy L. Morg
an, J. K. pollork. H r: vci'i-r.-i-,,,.
John 'McLean, Harry Johnson, P. F.
Khin, Harry Thomas, Janes V.
Holtiies, 15. A. McFhvain, L. (J Lar
son, John McXurlin. G. L. I';irley,
G. W. Olson, F. 1 1. SchuhlolT, 1). K.
Fbersole. J. II. Carter, J.f F. Douglas,
T. II. Pollock, F. H. Felix a?id A.
DuxbTiry.
At the next meeting for drill pur
poses which will be Thursday, March
2Mh, there will be steps taken to
provide for uniforms, and other
necessary equipment.
It is desire'd that every able bodied
man in Cass county who is not of
military age enroll in this orgatiiza-tion-
J. A. RAWLS,
O. A. MOORF, Captain.
First Sergeant.
Krsr SoreMiascles
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WAS INJURED IN K. K. WRECK.
1 'n if i Friihi 's 1 ).i i I y.
W. H. Parsons came this afternoon
from Omaha, where he stayed last
evening, he had and son Theodore
coming from Casper, Wyoming, yes
terday, anil Theodore coining down
to Plattsmouth last evening. Tliey
are visiting at the heme of Jack
Price. Mrs. Price being a daughter
of. Mr. Parsons. On November the
l.'.th, Mr. Parsons was in a wreck,
and was crippled, so that he is not
able to railroad any more. He will
remain here for some time and prob
ably go into some business here or
near here.
DEPARTS FOR CHARLESTON.
F; ":a Frbla y's 1 . i!y.
C. L. Pitman departed this morn
ing for Omaha, where be wll be
sen? to Charleston. S. C, to work as
a carper ter on. the aeroplane--. Mr.
i'ltman was to have gone about a
ENATE APPROVES
OF RAISING THL
PRICE OF WHEAT
PROVISO GUARANTEEING JS2.50
FOR 1913 VOTED BY UPPER
BODY.
Not Dependent on Action of Presi
dent, but Made Absolute
and Binding.
Washington. 1. ('-, March 11.
The agricultural appropriation bill
with the Gore amendment guaranteed
wheat price to ?2.50 was passed late
today by the senate. It now goes to
conference between the two houses,
whore there will be another fight
over t lie wheat price.
Ilesides increasing the federal
guarantee, the Gore amendment also
provides that the guaranteed prices
for the 1D1S crop shall be based up
on No. 2 northern wheat or its equiv
alent instead of the No. 1 variety, as
under existing law, and shall be pay
able at local elevators or railway
markets instead of at the principal
primary markets, as is done now.
These provisions are designed to in
crease further the farmers' returns'"
week since. It,-, t there
from a distance, whom
charge did not ws Lto
Made Binding.
Another provision is that the guar
anty, shall not be dependent upon
were so many Lartion oi the president, out is nere-
pcopio in by made absolute and biuuing until
ee p aim pay nv 1. ill."
board for, so they were sent mof Mr,
Pitman waited vn:i' new. lie will
go via Chicago, taking the Rock
Island out of there this evening.
MEETS WITH EX
CELLENT SUCCESS
From Fi i 's I :: e -
Rev. A. J. I !;;:- !
church. a::" !:.. irma
cam:r t -. rVr ', - A;
rin n re! i con e i ; i
tli can': i y yesi i ;! i -;h"
organir.a: ion' ri-y.
evening grn !y -la'
nil (;(' t'.a eiV.:rt
oery piace !te :
I t 1 i l ! . '. i i )
: ;u t':i
h a v . ; i ; t-r-.-ii : i i .
A i
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and
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! . i t
I..' a K
.op r
When
... e:;.-- !o ' i-
and t he p.
and :ye it
other i : i s
v ! :
oi i he Car :.-1 la
: .' t'l" CoM'.l!
n av I S.
-. ( h' e. . over
. b-.slng after
;r::ed hr.me last
d v. i! h the
of (!" trip. At
1 v.: -'. hi arte
.': -' for a-si:a
i p.-i.p'- wh
i ii ;'.-. 1- -ir i-.ii: '
tiyn :-.e;.""i
sj. i y.o ;.aU t hoy
' V. .U;:J go over
i-r, o" e vi n -
;ri-t stamo
ie!i ii, i ; ail
i:a:;l.'
: lair." , .: no it
i mi -. ! a i 0 ri v.
;.P .r l cm-.' tor l!
o f'h-' v.,iv of ih.
... i a re to i oi tow i a
Aeeeittanee of the amend mar.t by
t!:e h.ottse is Imped for by its eham-ino'i.-.
Put de-spite th.e overwhelm
ing vole by wliich .the senate wrote
t fit price increase into the bPl, ad
ministration leaderr do not believe it
( onld prevail finally if. as has been
reported, the opposition of the food
gdtnlr.ist rat i.;n wot:ld cause :i p resi
de m i ll veto.
I'n:b r a proclamation by the :ireu
(!i"it. iM'tlng under the food co-urol
lav as it now stands with the ?2
e.uarantee, the basic pri'" for 1 !H J-"
wheat has been established at ?2.2'"
!u:-hel. Senators favor; eg th.e
inrrra -e rrgued that wheat at ?2.."0
v.-f.ul .1 not it:rrease tlie T-rice of fiour
beye-ud or .!:5..".i per barrel. The
price in.", is around ? 1 1 :. barnl.
T -
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Senat o
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Core
5s Amend!
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Ei; ARRIVES
Can l i . ; "s I '.
Air-. t-;a lt.-i
h'St ei.,-1i',!!. y
coming from O.na:
'he a.rrive.i i eo la
time for ;i!ici:i-:i:
of .'.Jr. I! !.
Omaha in
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Bad Taite in Your Mouth
When you have a bad taste in your
mouth you may know that your di
gestion is faulty. A dose or Cham
berlain's Tablets will usually cor
rect the disorder. They also cause
i gentle movement of the bowels.
You will find this to be one of the
best medicines you have ever become
acquainted with.
car to M.
Reese who lives wi; ; r
Reese at Povina. Colorado,
turn to the we: f lonnn rov
wen pienseU with the country where
they are now making- their hom
! ,ts oil;
o'( lot i; .
piece
litre in
fit", eral
W;yl (,.
Mr
on titiv
will re
rite is
did not press his
ndnu-at providing for est ah! ish-
n:e:i; V- th" :-ecreiarv of agriculture
of uniform bookkeeplrg method-- fo
i-i-'a. packer- and vr.b.ieetion of th
packers book.; to oM'eial scrutinv
ri..-' amemlmeti' was d''sign-;-.i
'!''! : ! ''nmeiuia! ii-na t.f Francis
'''; -.-y. aUorney f;r the federal trade
eoiem;ssio:i in its meat in v- .ft iga t ion
rii:e senate stro.ck out bv a vote of
?! to J.", a priivision in Hie bill a
M :;.. "d the bousf. if. j n i r i n g de
nartmini of agrieul: lire employes in
Vas!.inglon o work ouh! instead o
y.ev. u hours da i''.
An a- propriatioM of .$2 4 o f.-r
lite ci e n ssiomi ! free teed dittribn
lion, winch had been eliminated bv
th.e senate agriculture committee
restored by the senate.
uy a ar as you
would hire a man
You-don't hire a man for a responsible position until you a
'uorougniy satisfied as to his cnaracter and a'oili!
re
You investigate his record of past performances;
reputa
tion for reliability
APPLY THE SAME TEST TO THE CAR YOU BUY
The price you pay for it is as much an it'o-nicui as t
salary you pay the man. You expect a good return from Lm
Investigate the car as you would the man. Renulat ion in both
the determining factor.
You are urged to investigate the econom v record-;, the re
tntion and the performance of the Chevrolet because to knotv :
i'bout the Chevrolet is to be convinced that its pu.-chase re!! ':
favorably on the good Judgment of its thousands of owners.
ASK US TO TELL YOU ALL ABOUT THE CHEVROLET
1 Agent
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I. oiler filed a verified petition in tl.e
MITK'i: 'Id ( liMIIUTDUi,
t'oiintv Court of Cass coiintv, ."-lii'.t-- j
kii, setting forth that Martha Slu.ler ,"'" "I. '"Is w"' '' i--i'il iit ! ;
.1 leil intestate in V.ss ciniiily, Nel.ras- " " " 'l " '-"o.i Cl-i U e. I'Lt'y--ka.
on the 17th ilav of , uarnst. 1 1 , ! . ' 'N '" "' -: K ''' "1" "" Vl"'N" "'i
seo;e,l ,.f the ioliowing -N-sc ri l;t .1 1 1:1 1 I - '' -M""" I'-'l'-. 1'f '-.ohling
m oi e, si"i ;i.iit wn.i.i an
i-.-te. 1 eO- :-r. !i ati.l '..o
mi.i r e.en ri : v ie ):.
i-staT-, to-wit: Tin S.iu t n west iiuaiter
it-'W?.. of Sietioi. Fifteon 1 "i 1 Town
shin Twelve ( 1 J I X.irlh. K.ue-re Nia-
. i I '. t nf l I til ! I M in i :. (.linn, i !! ill'ilttileiit.. !'..; tin
t v, Nehii'ska: tlnit th.-y are now tie-!
. r r. ......... f.i t.....o '
. ' 1 1 1 1 . l .1.1 , l l : : ' 1 I ' I ... 1 I ' I I . ' 1 1 ' 1
and that -they acpiired title tn all of
I he aforesaid real estate through ili-ils
of i "ti veva nil'. ilul" exei-ntiil aa.l ;
"k mow leilgi-tl. from the h.-iis it" Mail!. a
.-vieffer. ilr-e;ts .1 : tliat no ;i ! ill i ti i s ! ra
tion of the istate of the said Maltha
SheiVer has l-e.-n bad in tie state of
Nebraska, and that not more titan two
;. i a rs has expired sinee her ih-ath:
they .rav for a determination of the
toio- and da f the it-ath of Mar
ti. a Shelfer. ;. t' . t e i ta i n a 1 ion of the
'lis of .--aid deceased, their i!t-m"i- of
kinsiyp ami tin right of the tnsient
ef said real estate ead that the credi
tors of Martha ShelTer he fuf-vrr iar
it d tad f.ij'Oa.'-'l from asserting i.ny
ehttin epoti raid real estate.
Said petition Will he heard before
.--.'id County t'.iuit at its moms in l!..-'it-
of I Ma I tsinott t h. in s..;d 'ouijtv.
ti tin- ISth day of March, P.' IS, at
10 o'clock a. fa.
(Ily ti e Omit)
-I.i.i:.N .!. r. !:!-. IN.
(Seal) fJl-3w. Coanty Judge.
i , 1 1 : . -
1 i't
I hi:.!;-
i t-.l v. rt.--, a a 1
h a wi:;.- ;
year I'Jh. as
viii.-d bv !avv.
I'latts and s ji' ' i h. a I io as i.e.
j ii I ' e e a h e of ( r Co , ;. I -1
Ma 1 1 - tnon i : . N. hraska.
S. J ala!. I. ids may ! Ii'.-.'. i'..r . a, !
.lass ..f l.ii.l-.- w.irl; and f,.;- t -. 1 1
ate'i and l o eitlvi . ; work.
'. bids to he i.twuol on Ta. .-day.
Ajit-il ath. 1!'1., ;,t . h . ii n',-:,.! . a. til!
Tie Ihiitrd of '.;!!;- ',.:i!i,ii- ia -
CIS It-elMS the J-i-.'ht to i-ejei't CnV
or all bid-.
Ti Hoard of "oil! in iss inters reserve-.
I ! riKl;t to I. nil.! ail ealn rls and
bridges cost in lt J.,-i. ..r n-ss.
A certified eheck f..r $ r.ih.l.i'i.) me-t
a- toaipaa eaeh I id.
FRANK .1. l.i1ii:i:SJ!A 1..
S.a!) io 1 1 - I v. Co :r.!v C'hrk.
GUABDIAirS SALE.
In the I t SB t r i c-1 Court of Ces coun
ty. Nebraska. In the matter of the.
Mi'iin: or ii:ii iio
Pi the F.mntv t'ni.ii't of Oli s - conn
ty. Nebraska.
In the irtatt'T ..f t!-e F. tatP of .Tol.n
V. ilui:;. :., ho .as-!.
'i'o Ma:- I I'nlih.n. Jata.s i '. :;.!
!:!!, iMive I'oiliion. las wif-. . ml to
ail ot!, r T'.is.as i :i I . r,-at .-d in said l.'s
tate, creditors atnl le-iis:
Vou and ea. h of .a are l,,-i,-!,v i.o
t'':.'d that on the !-th da of Mafii.
''.'Iv a I'ltitioi was ti!- d in I his ...ai ;
l.- Tlov.ii.l .1. I ; ra m ! i. h. w herein Io
;t!!e;-,s that one .mini V. ;i:!!i-in.
DEATH OF MISS WILSON.
Ft
GOES AETEH Mltf-OUm ilULES.
I'toai Frhi.iv's I tail-..
T. F. Pabh. who r-eepMy eotne ti
it..'. , -
1 1. is ptaee irom :.t : inrmer home at
.apur, .Mo., ami who '.as ren'.-d tJio
land owned by Mr. ?-!. W. Thomas
lately deceased and whi'h be will
larm the coming season, dmai'ted
tins itu,i'ni!;- fj r i, is ,,!,) ht.m- ::t :;.t-
pier, :.To., ;..ud will bring back with
him a span of those Missouri mules,
with which to till the soil with.
. a-i I "rhhi y's I la i ! y.
Miss Xellie L. Wilson, daughter of
Mr. an; Mr.:. A. R Wilson. I'do
.'ortb Tiiirt -l,i'd street. Lincoln
.m'o.. died Satiir.liv noon, .Marcn yti
it a local hospital. She was a mem
fu r of the Lincoln teaching corps for
cvernl years. lui resigned to can
for her aged, mother, who has been so
critically ill that she has not been
told of her daughter's nervous break
down nor of her death.
.Miss Wilson taught ii' the I 'la its-
mouth Citv Schools lor a number of
vciirs and while hce made lmr heme
i'h Mr. and Mr.
Farlev and
ATTENDED EAGLE'S MEETING.
family. Miss Wilson was a charm
ing yc-ung lady and won ninny friends
who will sincerely regret to learn of
her un.timclv dath.
From Friday's lai!v.
La.-t evening John P. battler, Je::s
Warga, and Clifford ISurbridge with
the car of tlie Chief of Police journey
ed to Nebraska City, where they were
in attendance at a meeting cf the
!cii;i: or in:iti'
on I'elition lor ioi ti t ni.-tu m .anun-
i:j!r;iti.r in A d m i r is 1 1 a t i i .
The Stale of Nei.r:oka. Cass Coun
ty. - ss:
Jn the mat tor of (he Kstato ol .lames
(T. Ki-nnolr, l)eeeascd:
On reading and Ji.'tng the , 1 1 I n t
William Jennedy and .hitiies lefined-
ii-i.-l.i,' th'.t A ,1 ?n o . is t i:i t i , ,ti of s:t id
Fraternal Order of Kagles, at which I i.-state tnay' i. grante'd t .Nora Koi-
a class of sixteen were inducted in- m7lv" "s. -V'ri',ruV.,i,,r' : t,,o v n
I t tviloifi, I hat Monday. April S. -V.
to the mysteries of the order. After j d. i-iis, tit 10 o'clock n. m.. is assin.-d
the ceremonies were concluded, a !!;y'J,,','I Vf '"."l!!!!!! matter ma'v
banuuet was given at which all (lid I anneitr :it a County Court to he held
I : 1 . I'. I.- ,,,! . I,,.,.-
4-.. I I - . . 1 IIK.I,,,.,! nr I, n I I 1 1 i ' till I u L . , I I o i.i'Ulll., , dir. i ' o ,
tun jusuce. iitjiwiuioiauuiitb ' tatise why the prayer of petitioners
laws and regulations looking towards "should not he granted: and that notice
of the pendency ol sanl petition unl
Guardian of Marvel K. Hale, minor
to tell real estate.
Notice is hereby given that in pur
suance of an order of James T. Peg-
application of Nora A. Powers, ; the 'st;, t- of xi-htaska ' aie.i ;!
It-stale in said ooiintv on .Vnv.-inl.i-r
-1. Fa.' h 'l"n,t at ti,e tine of his
diatii liv was the owner of the un
divided i-iii'-!ini: of" the ; "ol i.i-,- i 1 1 -r .ie
si i i hed l'-a ! esta'.i Vo-wi': T! e s.;lk
U ef t llllat!..- SV',I o Seelion Twen-
h .. , . f . i , . . . . , , . ; I'-st-Vt ii I., I, I on n 1 1 1 ! I ,l, !,- t I " i .
y. Judge of the District Court ot N,,:th. Cai.-..- Nim- .til. i:.,-; ,.f ti,.'
Cass County, made on the .Sth tlav s''b c. M.. in ';-ss eonatv, n,i,i ..-k...
,. - , . r , su't-.a-ct Io the ihiWer t.',;;.t Ih- tejn .,'
ol .November. A. 1). l'al, for the ; m:,,-v i :. cni!,.-n. as j,, said , titio.-i
sa.le t..f the real estate hereinafter !'' '"' lh- Th;,t i""'!' s'""''". -
, ., i t d .1. ram i ieh. has heeotae the
tiescrioer.. tiiere will be s'cltl at the ' tier of the above di I tea! .-tat
south tloor cf the court houro in i l"v i!',t, v, '' "' ' '" ;"" '" s
fn.ni the m.'irs ot said il.-i-m--,-,!. ald
1 Iattsmoilth. Nebraska, Oil the 27th I it ft i-.n.-r i-iavs the eomt to enter a
day of March. 1D1S at 10 o'clock a. ':; rnX
Til., at public Vendue to tile lligh-'lll of the debts of t!e deceased have
est bidder for cash, the following do- i ll S'" WTt'ti
scribed real estate, to wit:
Commencing at fhe Northwest,
corner of lot five in Porter Place and
addition to the City of Plattsmouth
Cass county, Nebraska, thence run
ning Fast along the North line there
of 677. o5 feet, thence South parallel
with the Fast line of said Lot 7 1
feet, thence West parallel with the
North line 70!.:: ieet to the West
line ol said lot a, thence Northeast
erly along said West "line to the place
of beginning: .Also the following
tracts. commencing at the Northeast
corner of said lot a in saitl Porter
Place, f hence running Westerly o2G
feet, thence South parallel with the
Fast line of saitl lot 14T..70 feet.
thence East parallel with tlie North
; retnis.'.s may 1 ' proper. That said peti
tion is set for lii.-triag in tids court
on the I'.tii day of April, it'ls.. at 10
o'clock a. ta.. at which hearing yon,
or an;.' of von may he present and
oi i . i . i ..i s, des i re.
1',1,'ed at i "la ! t.- -1 1 ! - 1 1 1 h. Nebraska, oil
this 1'th tlav of Match. l''ls.
a i.i. kx .i. i:i :i:s .n.
IP." t'oimtV Jlide.
i-'i.oi:i;.i'i; ujiiti:. fk-rk. (mii-a
oiiittn: or m:itit;
on Petition for A "..iittnii nt of Adniin
j.strator or Administratrix.
'ilia State of Nabuiska, Cass t'oun
ty. ss:
In the metier of the instate of
(Jeof-e .1. iMilham. I 'ceased.
ii I, mliny and hij;,i; t (.,. iietiti-.n of
Alary I.. ': a i -r prayotg that A.liniiti-.-liation
of .-Nj,! i;sSale mav he uranled
to I'iinline lUdham. as A i i ,a i n i s i i a t r i -. ;
I'-deied. That 'I'liesday. April ;i. a!
I . I'.iJs. at to o'clot k a. in., is a-si-md
for hearing said petition, when all per
sons interested in said t-.iatt. r m----
'el U j a ppea r at a t'onmv t'oart to be held
line r2G feet, thence North 143.70 ;u:" !'" ""nty. - and show
. cause why the prayer of ,, j ( j, ,, r
feet to tiie place of beginning, in should not i.e granted and c -.t noti r.
PlattMiiouth. Cass Count v. Nebraska. J ' ,f t!" :'-"' ra!d p.-tiiiou ami
I the I caiMig thereol he given ,i ,'
Said Sale will remain open OIIC j pei-snas inlercsled in -slid m tier 'bv
hour, the right is reserved to refuse
any and nil bids.
NORA A. FOWFR3.
R. IJ. "WINDHAM. Guardian.
Attorney.
pi.i.osioi.g a copy of this order in tho
I'htttsmoutli .lonrnal, a sem i-we.l, y
newspaper printed in said county foa
tloee snicesive weeks, prior to' 'said
day t.f hearing.
J lated March 1 I. 1 1 s.
allfn J. i:i:i:sN.
(.seal) ml-aw Count.- Judge
the conservations of the energies of
the country. Some of tlie slate offi
cers of the order were in attendance.
Try This For Sour Stomach.
the hearing thereof be given to all
person.'; mieresteu in saiu matter ny
publishing ft copy of this order in tlie
IMattsmoLith Journal, a. semi-weekly
newspaper printed in said county, for
three suceesive weeks, prior to said
day of hearing.
Dated March I I.
ALLEN J. HICK SON.
lilt slowly, masticate your food I (Seal) ml8-3w County Judge.
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AiiTici: roit nrAiti.M;
In the C'ounty Court of Cuss coun
ty. Nebraska .
In the matter of the Kstate of Mar-
thoroughly. Eat but little meat and
none at all for supper. If you are
still troubled with sour stomach take
nno f ClinniliArlnin'R Tablets hcforfi I tha Shcrrer, Deceased
I 'Pel oil i " Tr 1 I t oro Hdii'u onrl tto rcn n o
J O tt 1 4 V v. vi I IV I ..l A- ' V i. u. ill I 4 ovilvi
goiujr to bed.
Plags at the Journal Office.
interested in the estate of Martha
ShelTer, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on tie
19th day of January, 1918, Samuel II.
pnng
Mill!
nery
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Our Spring Hats are Here!
Frames, Flowers and Trimmings
Extra fine line and at livable prices.
A Oonipieio Lins of Dry Goods!
We are prepared to save you money on the latest
styles and models of millinery.
SE OUR LlftE BEFORE BUYING!
We sure can save you some of the money you need se
badly, and give you the very best of goods.
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