MONDAY, "AUGUST. 10 1918.
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FAGE FOUR.
FLATTSMODTH SEMI-WEEKLT JOURNAE.
TJciz plattsrnoutb journal
PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY AT PLATTSMOUTH, NEBEASKA
Kntercd at rostoUive, Dattsinouth, Neb., as second-class mail matter
R. A. BATES, Publisher
SUBSCRIPTION PKICE $2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
Save fur your county's sake.
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No luxuries for soldiers
niits for home folks.
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-no lux
Our lovs i 11 winning victories
l"'r lie v.Ihmo world.
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S. diti.ms talk is not Koinjr to t;o
much longer in this town. They're
s-poltt d.
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A mini must bo a true American
t.i bo rhitcd to otllce this year in
N't lraka.
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Wo will all ! plad when the pri-
lii.uy oirotion is over and the riders
at- up for the rate.
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'I I j r cru'.v!! j.rjiuc is rocci villi; few -
r iiiratulatory telegrams from
lo ia now. .since tire lines got cross-
t 1 : -
bv the Yanks.
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'i'ii'.re i-; no discount mi Mike
Tritch"s totalities as treasurer. The
. rs know that he has made a
t.i :: ht'.il and elhtient t.Uioial.
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There are :-iiii- fellows in this
I. twn who are eternally spouting off
: 11 about the war who arc not really
resxiiihle for what they say, hut
vei vh. .ty is nut ready to accept
t heir sialic.
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Thi is a free country hut no
'..: -:ar!!y vh-dp. who claims pro
er;,,i und.-r tli" Stars pud Stripes
--or a ri::ht to stand 0:1 the street
earners a:;d dtride the bo;;t govern
i:i t.t n t);e face of the earth.
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From rcpo-ls coming from var
parts of the state one would
jiidu- that the w!;o?.t crop is turn-i-z
out even hettrr than it has been
i parted. In many places it is run
1 i"..; from -7 to '.' l.u!uls acre a."d
i i!,,e it i-i even hncr than thn.
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'1kiim1 f'larK predicts that ('011-:.:e--;
vil :;d jo'i r:i . "just h'fore the
NoM-iiiher election." If Congress
Aoul'l wait until ju t after t he No
'. iiil.er f leet ion its members could
tl .ii tell whether or not to pack up
tli-ir "1 hint's." for a permanent
V. 'laecroi n z.
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Senator Norris will hao a hard
are at the primary. It is fortunate
fur him that Loth Sloan and llaiu
T.iond are in the running single.
li.ciVd. eitlier one of th" latter
':.ld be nominated. One thiir-r cer
tain there is no discount on Itoss
I la 1:11110 mi's Ai'x'ricanistu.
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The St. Louis Tlepublic lias a
' trouble editor," to whom all the
readers are invited to confide their
urievaiices. We wish the Republic
would advise us confidentially, as
P"wsjaper to newspaper, whether
it works. Or do the other editors
down there still have to. listen to
everybody cKe'.s troubles, same as
before?
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"Th' Americans can't pe! no r 111
lime to save France." Ilindenbi:rg
said. But they got over in time to
stir up a big debate in GeriJ'.au
politics over who drew America in.
I'erhaps the Germans haven't lovird
thnf t he Americans have arrived
yet, but evidently they have heard
of the Second Battle .f t lie aMruc.
Which, for our immediate purpose:;,
iuits as jti-t as well.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with t-OCAL APPLICATIONS, a thoy
r.mnnt reach th sf-;tt of tl:s d'.r.ease.
'.itarrh i3 a hunt d;.'a.v-!. rreatly in
iif n'f'l by consUUitional conditions, and
!n ordT to circ it '"'J mest lako an
inf-rral remody Hall'.i 'atarrh Medi
frp j, taken Internally and ats U;ru
tliV Mod or, tho rnu-oi.:- c irfaecM of th-3
.. ,- i(J nl Mail a tflwi 111 ..1 - j - 111.: "rv
i,-ti.' ribeI tiy one of H.n btot physlcianj
l.'i t.i's country for years. It 13 com-
ros"l 01 ... ....................
lom'.ined with so-ne of the test b.ood
.rrtrr' TJ.c perfert crr-.-.t,! nation of
er-.Ii?nti hi Ilail-s Catarrh .Wi
,' u r.t vrcV'.rs siw-11 wonderful
r. eltx" in f itsrrhal conditions. Send lor
Pleasure seckinj; is light.
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Internment 'of traitors should go
right 011.
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Senator N'orris lias been called
back to Washington by Serjeant-at-
arms of the senate, and will not be
back for primary.
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lly a little observation you will
discover that some candidates are
more cunning than they are com
petent to till the office they desire.
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From the returns already in it
looks as thought Marshal Foch had
carried every precinct in the district
where the German crown prince is
running.
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The American voters should in
vestigate the loyalty of every candi
date; should know that the men
they support are 100 per cent Amer-J
ican.
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In peace there's nothing so be
comes a man a-s modest stillness and
humility; but when the blast of war
blows in our tars, then imitate the
action of the tiger.
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The various Allied drives in
France are very satisfactory, but
they would be funnier if we could
get the cooked-up news Berlin puts
out about them a little more reg
ularly.
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A sadder plight than Austria's
could hardly be imagined. She has
little to eat I and what she gets she
must eat. out of the kaiser's hand,
which is about the zero in eating
places.
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Polities is adjourned. And so i:r-
several congressional candidate-
which Mr. Wilson regarded iniruk;-!
to the national administration. And
most of them 'way down South in
the Land of Cotton, too.
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There is i:o particular reason to
prowl because- the sugar bowl ha:
been taken off the restaurant table
The waiter sugars your coffee rev.
and generally gives you more than
you allow yourself at home.
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We wish .Mr. Hoover would hurry
back from London so we could ask
I'd m as man to man whether it U
necessary in order to win the war
that we should have string beans
for breakfast merely because there
is a surplus in our garden.
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Tlw national piano tuners' con
vention says women are not good
tuners, because they haven't the
patienco of men. Patience huh !
It's the patient housewife who has
to slay around and listen while the
instruninet is being tuned, isn't it?
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A journalist accused oT having
made tine hundred thousand dollars
out of pro-German propaganda testi
fies that he has bought three hund
red dollars' worth of Liberty Bonds,
thus making him at the very least
three-lent lis of 1 per cent American.
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An exchange says: "To Like from
woman her corsets would be to take
the backbone out of all femininity."
If the corset is the backbone of fem
ininity, then their must be a consid
erable spineless proportion of male
population which should begin wear
ing corsets right away.
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We would warn some fellows in
this town tha if they don't cease
blowing off on the streets their sedi
tionary remarks, they are going to
get themselves into trouble. There
are two or three who take a special
delight in defaming President Wil
son and those who conduct the war.
They are apt to he snatched up any
moment. A word to the wise ought
to be sufficient.
THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE.
The joint American and Japanese
force to be landed at Vladivostok
will have a mission of helpfulness
and cheer to the Russian people
What the attitude toward it of the
Bolshevist government will be can
not with certainty be foretold. The
German government, of course, will
represent its landing as an act of
hostility, anil its agents in Russia
will try to move the Bolshcviki to
declare it such.
The German government probably
has considerable influence with the
Lcnine government. The Brest-Lit -
ovsk treaty seems to show that. The
Entente nations that are trying to
save Russia to her own people and
to world democracy are not now
trying to rival that influence. They
give kaiserism a clear field with Lc
nine and Trotzky. But what the
Entente nations do mean to pre
serve is their influence and their
standing with the Russian people.
That is the object of intervention
' Siheria. It is a move not against
liussia. but against Germany. It is
to raise a .standard in Russia that
loyal Russians who resent the per
tidy of Brest -Litovsk may gather
around the standard of Wellington
when England intervened to save
Spain from Napoleon. Russia must
not be abandoned
The Allies ar
under as great and binding an obli-
alion to expel Germany from Rus
sian territory as they are to expel
her from France and Belgium. Tho
Allies could have peace tomorrow
and every German soldier would in
stantly be withdrawn beyond th"
Rhine if France, England and Amer
ica would agree to let the kaiser
keep bis Russian spoils.
The Allies are not fighting for
that kind of a peace. The Russian
people have a claim upon their pro
tection which cannot be ignored.
and although the Allies are not now
ill a position to much more than give
a sign that, the claim is recognized,
that sign they can give. The join!
force at Vladivostok, too small to
be more than a guard for the mili
tary stores there and a patrol for
the Siberian Railroad, is a sign to
the Russian people that the Entente's
moral obligation toward them is in
full force and effect. K. C. Star.
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TO RESTORE BELGIUM.
One interesting suggestion is that
of Mariam M. Dole of S-AUta Monica.
Cal. All the allies agree that Ger
many should be compelled to restore
Belgium and Northern France which
they have made a desert. The sug
gestion is:
"That the German army, when
defeated, should not be allowed to
return to Germany, until soldiers
ami officers alike have assisted in
rebuilding the devastated region, by
doing the manual labor of recon
struction under the direction of the
local civil and military authorities.
Would that not bring home to them
tho greatness of the wrong they
have done and give them a better
chance to expiate their crimes than
the payment of a mere money in
demnity." it is claimed thai such an arrange
ment would break down the mili
tary caste in Germany, enable tho
WHY
Buy Flour and Substi
tutes when you can get
PURITAN,
VICTORY
AND RYE
you will save money and
time try it!
FOR SALE BY
HALT & Sd
people to inaugurate a democratic
government and start them cn a
new career which would finally lift
them to the level with the civilized
nations. World-Herald.
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The heat wave may be brok'en but
like the jointed snake its fragments
must have become reunited.
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If Ross Hammond fails in getting
the republican nomination for Unit
ed States senator, we miss our guess
two miles and a half, and the re
publican party of the state will re
gret it forever after.
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The war, says an exchange, has
made the cigarette and wrist watch
respectable. Then why not enumer
ate old Nero of Rhome, whom tin
Raiser has bv comparison, made
over into a fairlv human old chap?
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The big circuses have been hit
hard by the war and the draft, many
of the acts now being carried on en
tirely by women. Which won't hurt
the interest in the circus any -unless
they try to introduce ladies'
bands.
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While that dinner the kaiser 'id-
ered in Paris for April 1 has lon-v
been consigned to Iho garbage csmi.
and the fire has long since died i. ;
in the Paris conk stove, there is a
little place at St. Helena thai is
open all night.
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The death of the commander of
the U-boat which sank the Lu-i-tania
is reported again. This man's
death is one of which we never tire
reading about. We hop- he dies a
thousand deaths, and that they ar.'
all correctly and amply reported.
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Mr. Burleson's telegraph operators
are to get a raise in pay. but Mr.
Burleson's letter carriers, he coa
sidered, didn't-need a raise. Mr.
Burleson's idea seems to be tha:
sitting at a telegraph key is harder
work than lugging a mail pouch in
the hot sun. Maybe it is. We'll
leave it to the postmen.
i.i:;l MTi( t-
John To.i.l. Tillie To.bl. Susie Kin- -b
y. Jiin es W. Kinirslay. Cale.ia Co-. -'.i
We; .. Coli.er, Victtir Tl om-
as. Id. ma Thomas, V.ella Km-I-ii.iii,
.lo'in l-:aslman. Sjlvia Hoefer.
ami Lawrence Jb.efer. defenilan !
.sill take notice Hat on th" :;ist
.biv of July. 1!1S, Harry :. To.bl plaiu
i!T. lierein, tiled his petition in the Ii-'-U
jet court of Cass county, Nebrask i.
auainst said defendants and others,
tin- object Jind prayer of which are t.i
ouict the title in the plaintiff to the
Southsvest Quarter. (SYV 1-I of tie
Southeast (quarter (.vj-; l-i) or flec
tion Thirty c:u. Tosvnshio Ten (lei.
i:iiu;e Poiiiteen illl. in Cass Counts
Nebraska, on tin? rounds that said
tract of land was erroneously omit
ted from a deed thereon by Levi
Todd. sr.. to his wife, l.ydia
Todd, of dale of July I'Mli, l'.nl.",, and
recorded in book -!". p.T-e 17. and al
so for the reason that plaintiff and his
predecessors in title base had actual.
open, excoisivc and adverse possess
ion of saiil real estate for more than
ten years hist past.
You are required to answer said pe
tition on or befoie the l;tii day of
September. i:1.
Jated this :;ist das- of July, i:iV.
HAPPY Topp.
Pla in till'.
;v li. C. MWYKIJ. His Attorney.
To Pauline Oldham, as A.liiilnistra
trix of the estate of Cn'iirpp J. oblham,
Ineeasod: IJichard C.insvy Mdham:
t'uz.a J. Paker: La una 'on nail y :
I'auline oblham: Pay tildham: .lobn ' .
Oldham: Jessp. . Snyder: i:ilison I.
Oldham: James V. oldliiini: ra 11.
Oldham: Polly Oldham: Mary L. Crai-,'.
and all persons interested In the estate
of Jackson H. Oldham. Hecensed, in
cluding creditors and claimants.
You are hereby uotitied that on the
Hh day of .May Plls, plaintiff tiled a
petition in the District Court of Cass
County. Nebraska, prayintr anions; oth
er things for a 11 order to be entered
bv the court direction' the administratrix-
of the estate of (lonrpc J. oblham.
deceased, to convey to plaintiff the
Northwest Quarter of, the Northwest
Quarter of Section thirty-one C',11
Township eleven (1l IJatiKo fourteen
ll Cass County, Nebraska, upon the
payment of the balance of the pur
chase price in accordance Willi the
contract entered into betssecn the
plaintiff and the said Oeorue .1. Old
ham, duriim- his lifetime, on the 1Mb
day of January, l!1. and to have the
li'tje to said land ipiieted as against
the defendant. All persons I n4 crest ed
in the estate of Jackson !. Oldham,
deceased. includiiiK creditors and
cla Imants.
Yoi nre further not Hied Hutu will
be a lieariner upon said petition at t he
Idsrrict Court liomn In tho Court
lbni.se, at PlnUsmmit h Ca:Js Count y,
Nebraska, on the 3rd day of September
1U18. at the hour of ten o'clock A. M
In all of which, and the allegations of
the petition, you will take du notlci;.
c. A. i:awi,s, fi:ank j. urddi;.
Attorney. Plaintilf.
J21-6wks
The State of Nebraska, Cass County,
fi;. In the County Court.
In the Matter of Kstatn of Adam
YV. MeisiiiKer, Heceased.
To the Creditors of Said Estate:
Yon are Hereby Notified. That I will
sit at the County Court Kootn in
Plattsmouth in said County, on the tHi
dav of September, 1018 and on the 10' h
day of December, 1018. at 10 o'rlock
A.'M. of each day to receive and ex-,
amine all claims asrainsf said Kstaie.
with a. view to their adjustment and
allowance. The time limited for the
presentation of claims apainst spid
Instate is 3 months from the Hth d;ty
of September A. I. lots. Jnd the time
limited for payment of debts is One
Year from said tHh day of September
1318.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Countv Court, this 5th day of
.AUSTUSC 1316. Jj- "'T' -
ALLtJ.N J. isrJ.li.'J.x.
(beau , T-iruji, -.l
By Florence White, Cleric
i-i;gai. sotice.
Notice to r.i'r. Resident Defendants,
lliear unknown licirs. devisees, legatees,
personal 1 epii sentatives and all other
persons Interested in their estate.
To David Stotler, if living, it deceas
ed, his unknown heirs, devisees,
lenatees, personal representatives mid
all other persons Interested in his es
tate; (Jeorie Stotler, Nettie Stotler,
Walter Stnller, Klla YV'ayant. Clarence
Wayant, Alary Pope and Joseph pope.
You and eacTi of you are hereby noti
fied that Carev Ij. Stoller, as plain
tiff, on the 10th day of July mis;, tiled
hts petition in the District 'oiut or
Cass fount. v, IS'ehrns ka , wherein you
and eaeh of you are defendants; the
'djjeet and player of which petition
is for the partition of
The Kast thirty-live f" a. res of
the Northeast Qunlter of the South
east Quarter of Section nineteen tr.O
Township ten (101 IJan.ce fourteen
(It) Kast 'tl I". AI. Oas County, Ne
braska. ami the adjust infT of the claim of
plaintiff for improvements by him
placed upon said promise.
You and eaeh of vim are further
uotitied oii are required to answer
said petition km or before Monday the
LMrd day of September. 1KIS.
caijky 1.. st -ti,i:i:.
f. A. BAWLS, Plaintiff.
At torney.
1.1:1; 1. TvoTiri:
To Pauline itblham. as Administra
trix of the estate of lleor'e J. Oldham.
Deceased: Ch-hard Conway tlldiiam:
Cuzv.ji .1. P.aker: Lacuna Connally:
Pauline llldhaai: Fay Oldham: John J.
Oldham: Jessie I . Snyder: Kllison t
old! am: James W. Oldham: Vera II.
Oldham: Pollv Oldham nnrt Alary L.
Crl:
You are hereby uotitied that en the
L'l'nd day of .May P'ls, plaintiff tiled a
petition In the Idstriet Court of Cass
Countv. Nebraska, pray hit;' aueuir oth
er ihi'iiKs tor an order to be entered
by the court dirt 1 time the ndmiiostra-
lll of the estate of '. p;e J. Oldham,
deceased, to convey to plaintiff Lots
one (It and two t ) and all of huts
three (:: and four it) md taken by
Chicago .Wenue. in P. lock One Hundr-d
Six t y-four I 1 1; I Citv of Pla 1 1 diion t h,
Cass County, Nebraska, upon the pav
1.1, tit of I be balaioe of the purchase
price in ao 01 it:: to i- with the contract
cnlci-cd into between the plaintiff and
the :aid C.eore .1. ( i d I a 1 1 1 . dntit'LC 1 , 1 -;
life lime on the lldli da v id' September
PM7.
You are further lediticd that there
will be ii hearitei;- upon said petition at
the District Com I IJooni In the Court
House, at PI . 1 1 in on I 1 1, Cass Counts,
Nebraska, on the ::ul .lay of September
Ull. at the hour of ten o'clock A. M.
to all of which and the a! b-ua t ions of
the petition. ou ssill take due led i. ...
JollN II. IIALLSTPOM.
C. A. IJAYVLS. Plaintiff.
Attorney.
jL'--f s ks.
i:itlt TI M. (MlvMUIMMS TO
TU l.i:s C IM OHIMIIC 'l IOV OI-"
II Mv O!' Mt ItlMII K. OP
All ItlllH K, M:ll AMsh
I. I ! . A . 1 11 1 I .ma t: 11. 1 ' 1 ;e;- of 1 I- -
Pank of MmiiIihK. of M ti id. . '-, in the
I'.oinlv nl 'a.-..---, and t ;-l;'ii- 01 '-
br-iska. do hei. I. v certify tii.it ct ti e
regular ai.nii.'l n tin-r of tin- y'.t'-'i-
l-obbis of tic said bank held on the
hist (i-ti das- of July. 1'ilv, at wldch
m-i iii;:: inrnv than I w 1 i 1 i 1 ds of tiie
1 Mni k was represented, a mo
tion was n 1 ; ! . I . -. sccopil.-d and iniani-
nioiislv earrnd. that Ai tides number
Pour. Six and Piul'.t of the Articles
of I hi ii 1 1. ra t i o n f said bank 1
ai.it sob-I to read as follows:
APTlCLi: Number Pom: "The auth
orised amount of capital stock of
tl is .01 ... .ilj.ni s!,:il be tSS'elits-li.-
l!:ouand dollars $ eiu ) di-
ill. .1 in!. two hundred and fifty
shar.s. of one bundled dollars j-ad,
--u. eiKl ..f whidi shall b.- paid in."
AIJTICL1-: Number Six "The indebted
ness of this coipoiation shall at io
time excied tl-- amount nf its paid
in capital and surplus except for
deposi ts."
.IJTICI.I-: Numb, r P.iht. "The af
fairs of t' j-; inrporatioii shall be 1111-
.! r tie control ; n I im;im;i-.'. 111. lit of)
a boa til of directors co us is t i n"; of
not b ss than three nor iii'dc tha"
lis-e s ha r holders, whose tcim ot
offii shall he for the period of one
s.-ai, or until tl.-ir successors are
doted and pialirie.l. not less tha'i
a liii.j. .1 i t of whom shall resi
dents of tl,e ..ni,ty in which ti.
bank is In. ill. .1 or ruunlii s ad.iai-et.t
t her. to. It sua 1 1 be t he duly of 1 1
hoard of dii c. tots to elect from
their Tiumler a president and scrre
tars. and s.-lect a vice president and
cashier, and they may also (..-lo I
an assistant cashier and such other
d.rks and assistants as tie busi
ness of 1 hi1 corpora ( iop may require.
The term of office of the officers of
this corporation shall be one scar,
or until tluir successors are elect. 1
and oualitic.l. The board of direc
tors may adopt such by-laws for the
regulation and mana.-nicnt of the
affairs and business of the corpor
ation as is may deem proper."
And I -do further state under oath
that the paid in capital stock of said
bank was at said in.ctin:; by a unani
mous vote of all the stock represented
increased from $ 1 ."..Hint. on authorised
to $"."..000.00 authorized. of wjii.-l
ijn.nii'i shall be paid in, and that th
full amount of said increase- vi.
."..0110 pas been paid in.
II. A. O I 'Tl 1 MA NX
Cashier.
State of Nebraska,
i "on nl y of 1 'ass. ss.
Subscribed and sworn to before in.
by I!. A. Ciitl'iuann. liadii- of tht
t.aiiK 01 .s'uruocK. 01 Alui.lo. K. .Nebras
ka, this ;.th das- of Aliens, lots.
JKKKY P. .Mclll'C.lf
Notary Public.
tSPAl.t
I y 1-.1i11111is.si1.il expires March 'l't, lOl'i)
NOTH i: TO KPIHTOIt. .
The State of Nebraska, Cunt y
1 i ss. ss.
Ju the Mailer of the Instate of Marc.ir-
t't 1M11111111, deceased:
In Homily Court.
To the Creditors of said li.-ceased:
You are hereby politic.! that I ssill
s i t at the County Court loom in Platts-
liionth. in said county. mi the tirst day
of -Sepiember. P. is, and on the I'd day
1 lecein her, Plls, nt nine o'clock a. 111.,
of caeli il.iv to rcceise and examine alt
claims against said estate, with a view
to their adjustment ami a I loss a nee.
The time limited lor the presentation
of claims against said estate is three
months from the tirst dav of Septem
ber, A. lOtS, and the" Ijme limited
for the payment of debts is six monUjs
from said lirst day of Sepiember, 10 IS.
Witness my hand and the sral of said
County Court, this "1st day of July,
to is. allpn J. upkson.
County Jud&e.
Mi'i'icn ok 1 1 i:iti.f;.
In the County Court of Cass County,
! elirniKn,
In the Matter of the ltate'of Ma
tilda Kssiek, . Iii'i .'asril :
To all persons interested in said re
late. Creditors and Heirs at law:
You are herbs' notified that. William
P. ICssick has tiled his petit-ion ie this
court. allcKins 'that Matilda Kssick,
late of said county, die.) intestate, in
said county, on or about the L'd day of
September, 10P5. beintr a resident and
inhabitant of said caunty nrd the own
er of Hie following described real es
tate: Lot eleven :tll in block three fSV. in
the village' of Manley, in Cass county.
Nebraska, ami leaving as her-sole and
only heirs at law. the follosving named
persons, tow it:
William P. Kssick, husband, Minnie
I Coon, a daughter. Helen L.. Coon, a
granddaughter. Mable Coon, a grand
dauchter and Ralph Coon, a graud-
'son. who are interested Jn said prop
1;;. ..nnlfn.. to the rleedpnt laws of"
ti, ttmp nf Xehraska. and Dravlnsr for
the state
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Kxa-t Copy c; Vrappcr.
a .let e 1 111 i na t ion of the time of the
.b-.-,tl, .1 s..id Matilda Kssid;. deceased,
the names of her heirs at law and the
d.-i.e of kinship thereof, and the
ril.t. of descent of the teal property
belon -4 j n to said il.'-. .l.-nt in the stat"
of Nebraska, and for ai order barring
. laims a;;ii'i-t said estate, and for
sue.h other and further orders as may
be ! . ,-.ui 1 ".- for a Mii rn t t i.-pos j t ion
of said matt.-r.
Said In titer )-,..- 1 1 'ii si t for a li."-;ir-iv
at ti e eo'inty cniii t l oom in Platts
'uo'.ith, .-aid county on the xth day
of An-.i:.-t. 1 I s. ;,i the hour of nine
dock a. 111. at which time all per
sons h.terevtcd may ;ip,i r and con
test said petition.
P- the Court.
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County JudLte.
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Mate of Nebraska. Cn (omits. h.
In the. Matter of (he Ksta: of C.allant
Lakes, deceased:
To the Creditors nf said Instate:
Yon iir.! hereby uotitied that I will
sit a' tee Comity Court room in Platts
uionth. in said county, on tl,e '0th day
f Auir-i. and JMh day of November.
A. l.. 0P. at nine o'clock a. m., of
ea. h .day. to receive and cxninino all
. l.-.:i-is a'iai!it said est.ite. with a viess
o th. iv a d.i i-t mi- ti t. and allossar.ee.
The time liin: t,.ti for the pi esentat ion
of claims r gainst said estate is three
nionil..--. t'loiri the Li'th day of August,
A. I., P'ls. and the time limited for
payment f debts is one year from
said U''lii day of August,
itn.ss my h;ind and tlse seal of
said County Court, this ".,t!i day of
Julv, '..'is.
AI.LKN J. PKKSoN.
County Judge.
CALVES TAKEN UP.
V.si r;iyed, four spring calves, tak
en up on 111 y farm, 4 miles north
west of Alurray. Owner can have
property by proving ownership and
paying expense;. C. l DeJiius.
Kand-JIcNally war maps Tor sale
at the Journal office.
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DID YOU EARN THAT MONEY? WELL YOU WORHED FO
IT, DIDN'T YOU? WHY CAN'T YOU PUT SOME LITTLE PIEf-F
OF IT IN THE BANK EACH PAY DAY, SO THAT SOME DAY IT
CAN WORK FOR YOU?
YOU WON'T ALWAYS BE ABLE TO WORK; EVEN IF YOU
ARE WELL. THEN IT WILL BE A FINE FEELING TO HAVE thp
uimi-i, ui.u ivu LUULU WORK. WHICH Ti
NOW. BANK IT. rm,rl is
WE ADD 31-2 PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS AC
COUNTS AND 4 PER CENT ON TIME CERTIFICATES.
COME TO OUR BANK.
Farmers State Bank i
THE NEW BANK,
' OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS FPOM 7,00 TO 9:C0
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For Infants and Children.
Mnrhprs Knnvj That
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For Over
Thirty Years
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Poultry Wanted!
A car load of live poultry, to be
delivered at car near Burlington
Freight depot, at Plattsmouth, Nebr.,
on Friday, Aug. 23rd, one day only,
for which wc will pay in cash :
Kens 24c
Springs 25c
Ducks 15c
Geese 14c
Old Cox 15c
Hemember the date we will be on
hand rain or shine and take care of
all the poultry offered for sale.
W. E. KEENLY.
Chamberlain's Tablets.
These tablets arc Intended espe
cially for stomach troubles, bilious
ness and constipation. If you have
any troubles of this sort, $ivc them a
trial and realize for yourself what a
first-class medicine will do for you.
Thry only cost a quarter.
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