THURSDAY, OCTOUER 21. 1018.
FAQZ TWO.
PLATTSMOUTII SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
TO THE VOTERS OF NEBRASKA
'. judge Charles B. Letton, formerly District Judge at Fairbury.
one of the Judges of the Supreme Court, is a candidate for re
election. 5
The Judee has made a record as an able, Independent, honest
and industrious member of the Court. His ability is wcogmzed
by the District Judges of the state, by lawyers generally, and by
men of all stations in life who know him personally. This is too
important an office to be considered lighUy by the voter &ery
voter should think twice before casting his ballot. Hold last
to that which is good." :
f ikSJEITtl Board of Agriculture. Secretary 6tat. Dairymen'.
Association.
F. JOUVENAT,
(Banker and Farmer. J ,
E. P. BROWN, t - J. ' '
Farmer, Regent of the University of Nebraska. J j I
Hudge & Guenzel Company.!
A. V. PEASE,
Ex-Member State Board of rbsrmacy.J
J. C. HAHPHAM,
Hari'ham Brothers, Harness and Saddlery. J
T V MTT .T .V.Tt
Miller & I'aine Company. Mayor of Lincoln.!
GEORGE JACKSOX, , 'T "V,
Speaker of the IIoue of Kepresentatlves.J
JOHN L. KENNEDY. , VVrtl1
Lawyer. Irving as U. S- Tu! Administrator for Nebraska.! . ..
T IjSS'mmero. iate Chairman Liberty Loan Committee.
O. G. SMITH,
President Nebraska State Farmers Congress.
Farmer Congress. J
LGG AL NEWS
Fri-in Tiies'by's Daily.
Jahn J. Meisinger was looking
after some business at Plattsmouth
f. r a short time last evening having"
t!rivt-n in with his car.
L-hn M. .Mei-:iiiiT of southwest
ot Myi.ard w .u- called to Flat tsmout h
i.t. t M-;i day afternoon to look after
..nir business for a few hours.
Koh.Tt Jordan and wife from near
v ,;...r Creek were in the city this
! :.rni::.-r. look ins; after Hiaie busi
: --s .;..' vi.-itin-r with rilutives.
.:. V.". Nickel f near Alvo was
T. :-:. t-r.t: Virir.. s in the city this
i.-.i-: nir:. ar. 1 also having some matter-
!o '.: f'. r at l,n court house.
J. C. i-ej.niir of Flm.vood was a
v:-:;..! li: ih.s lity ft.r the day. driv-iv-:
i it t" ' .1: after rrine business
f. r::;r-.iin.v at Hie court hme.
'.:: il from tieai My.ianl
a- a ,!:: r ::i On: sua today, galvg '
'he early Kurlington train where
" is ..k::.g after s-me huriness for
he day.
Mi-; .v. v. K- H. Union '.vas in
the city this morning for a short
:;! . '.n her v ay to li'eiiwuod, luwa,
'.v:i n- she is visit iiik for a few days
with an at: tit.
!! nry 2 u: tiers who ha been
w-;-i r. the farm r.t-ar Cedar
'r. k !i r th-' pasr few days came in
1 his ':".r;.!r.'--. while it va? so wet
t'.iil he c v.:ld n' t work.
T. K. IJabb. who farmeu on the
:;'.r iv t; :i durin:; the i-'Mamer. hut
.v in i ha- !; i; away f.,r t!ie nast two
:r. -i:th.- visiting in Missouri r'ti:rn-
; !:' vvc.iiiiU' ;) .:cl: hi cum.
Ator:iey ('. A. Rawls. was a visit
or This afternoon to Weeping Water
v.hi r- lie is cortduci ir. a referee sale
i f so:;;' lands, in thai netuhhorhood
which is owned 1 y the M -yer estate.
Mi-s Leo; a Ifachcnherg, who came
in to attend school, returned to lier
hi ia" at L..ui. ville last evening on
pccf.unt of the ft ppinp of th
s liooh-, htre -vht-re she v. as attend
ing. Mrs. ii' uru- Mcivinuer and
h.ouiiter were in ho city for a fsw
iionrs y -si erdr .y afterr.orn !r.okinjs
: f.'-r : t, ; i ?. trori tlicir home
:.f.:r V'h--.r 'r"ek. and returntei home
la.- -VvIii!:U.
Mi-- !,ro?l:y M--;:Kit!g-r and broth
er La v. Tfiiti' am! Tdiss Hazel Nichols,
of i.ear I - : : I -- v i i 1 - - w?re in the city
v .. 1 1 r:.'a y afterr.oo:;. viiting with
tri- i:u.--. atstt r"i".rne I home later in
J. i . i ;re'.':tv.-?)id was a
vi i'er it: th: city yesterday and
r ;orne,i v his home last evening.
Mr. Lemon lived in Plattsmouth
tor;y-f.''ir years ao. and has since
:.;-d : his h';ri;e on th fari'i in the
. t ji rtion o" t!:e count y.
l)l'k Chri-t welder of near X;;
! iwV.u. was a vi.-itor in Omaha,
where he was securing some repairs
fr some of his farm machinery and
( n his way home stopped here to
1-y.k after .-o:i:e business. and to
vi-it with his mother for a short
time.
Uli 1 1 ,v C1 1 other Rectal Diseases in a short time, without a severe sar-
U K n2TV Sica 1 operation. N Chloroform, Ether or other general
anastnetlc ued. A cure guaranteed in every case accepted
for treatment, end no moaey to be paid until cured. Write for book on Rectal Diseases, with names
and Us'inoDia! of more taaa 1000 prominent people who bve been permanently cured.
DR. E. R. TARRY 240 Bee Building OMAHA, NEBRASKA
Brsu iVlach & Mach. The Dentists
1 '(sJMsSk
TKifia FLOOR,
TresiJ i t National
Mrs. Thomas South received a
letter from her sou Hay South who
is a gunner on the Noshina. and
that on the way hack, they were at
tached by a submarine, and had a
battle will-, it. shooting seventeen
sluts at the periscope, which finally
submerged.
Ausnist Knkelmeier of west of
Murray was in this city this morn
ing on his way to Omaha, where he
will enter a hospital for consultation
and treatment, and what other mat
ters -eetu necessary. lie was ac
companied hy his mother Mrs. Fred
Knkelmeier and Dr. Flynn.
K. K. Sawyer and wife with their
daughter Mnrie departed hif even
ing for Cedar Itapids. called there by
the death of Mr. Sawyer's father
Snaiu-er A. Sawyer, who died yes
terday ared 7" years. No cause of
death was given in the message tell
ing of his having passed away.
V.'m. J. Stohlman. the democratic
candidate for county commissioner
from the second district. was a
visitor in this city this morning
corning from his home near Manley,
and had some business at the court
house, and in the city. Mr. Stohl
man is making a pretty thorough
canvas of the voters for the posi
tion for which he has been nominat
ed. From Monday's Pally.
ArthMr Itaker of Murray was
lookinir after some business at the
Journal office this morning.
Kl:a?r H?rtr cf (Jreenwood was a
visiter in thi:- city this morning,
coming to lock after some business
far the day.
.S. Ih Wixson of iiear Heck lMulTs
was a visitor in this city this morn
ing having some business to look af
ter for the day.
(leorse Morten.en of Louisville
was looking aftr some business for
the day in i'htttsmouth and had
some business at the court house.
Isaac Wile-- and son Leslie were in
the this Morning from Weeping
V.'pie-. Le-Lo cominjr for physical
examination before the local board.
HTjph Kennedy who has been
visiting for over Sunday with his
folks at Murray returned to the
ramp at the State Farm last eveii
i a g.
c. .M. daiior from near Louisville
was a visitor in this city this morn
ing coming to look after some mat
ters at the office of the county
judge.
John K. Stradley of Greenwood,
was a visitor in this city this morn
ing coming down to take the phy
sical examination before the local
hoard.
Louis Olen arrived in this city
this morning from Morrell. and is
visiting with his father, and look
ing after the selling of a car of po
tatoes. Miss Alice Lister was a visitor at
the home of her parents southwest
of the city for over Sunday, and re
turned to her work at Omaha this
morning.
Ym. Clarence and Herman Comer
from near Union were looking after
Vic
. Fistula-Pay WheifCured
A mild trstem of treatment that cares Piles. Fistula and
Thi largest and best equipped dental offices in Omaha.
Experts in charge of all vtrL Lady attendant Mod
crate Pricci. Porcelain fellings just hlcft tooth. Instru
ments carefully sterilized after usinfc.
PAXTOM BLOCK, OMAHA
some business in Plattsmouth for
the day, and each took a load of hard
coal home with them for the winters
fuel.
AVni. Atchison and son William
Atchison jr., of Elmwood were in
the city this morning, the young
man coming down to take the phy
sical examination before the local
board.
Ileury and lioy Hicker and John
Meyers all from Greenwood, were in
the city this morning looking after
some business for the day and will
take the physical examination he
fore the local board.
Michael Smith and son llryau
Smith of Klnnvood. were in the city
this morning, and were accompanied
by Mrs. Ellen Smith who is the
mother of Mr. Michael Smith, and
were looking after some business for
the day.
Henry Johnson of Mynard who
has been at Heat rice for the 'past
few days returned this afternoon, af
ter having vi-uted with his son
Frank Johnson. who suffered a
stroke of paralysis, a short time
since. The young man is reported
as improving nicely.
Joseph Cook, was a visitor in
Omaha for today, having come "tip
from Murray with his daughter who
was attending school here via Mis
souri Pacific, he tool: the Hurlington
for Omaha. The daughter on arriv
ing here found the schools closed
and returned to her home.
John F. Gorder who has been at
P.ovina, Colorado, for some weeks
past where he has been seeding a
farm to small grain which lie pur
chased some time since, returned
home this morning and reports
things looking fine and with plenty
of rain, and the wheat covering the
ground in most places.
From Wednesday's OaKy.
Milton Irwin from near Union was
a visitor in the city this afternoon
looking after some business for a
few hours.
Frank Schagel was in the city this
morning from south of llock Muffs
and was looking after some bu.-dne-s
for a short time.
During the period while the
schools are closed little Gerrge E'utr
sole is improving the time by pick
ing corn at the home of C. II. Warn
er. W. II. Ileil from near Cedar Creel;
was a visitor in this city this morn
ing coming down on the train to
look after some matters during the
day.
Henry Likewise was a visitor in
the city this morning, coming down
from his home near Cedar Creek to
look after some business for the
morning.
W. .1. Stohiman and wife of near
Manley were in the city yesterday,
and returned home last evening, af
ter having visited with many friends
in the city.
Clyde Freeherger was a visitor itr
Plattsmouth this morning from his
home near Louisville, coming to take
the physical examination before the
local board.
Charles Gerlish of Manley was a
vi-iter in PlattMnouth this attcrnoi.n
coming to look after some business
for the day, in the city and al. o i;t
the court house.
Mrs. John I'arkening was a visit
er in the city yesterday at the home
of her parents M. Hild and wife, and
returned last evening to her home
near Cedar Creek.
Judge J. W. Urobst of Louisville
was a visitor in this city this morn
ing, coming to look after some mat
ters at th o court house, and also
having some matters in the city to
attend to.
Claude Durham. Howard Maple
and Jack Heits. all from near Avoca.
were in the city this morning, hav
ing driven over for the purpose of
taking physical examination before
the local board.
Miss Planche Giadu'on. who has
been the assistant chief operator at
the telephone olhce here, departed
this morning for Wahoo. where die
goes to take the position of Chief
operator for the company there.
A letter from W. T. Smith who is
at a hospital at Omaha, tells of his
making good progress towards re
covery, and that he is able to sit up
and Avrite the letter himself, but is
still under quarantine on account of
the Spanish Influenza.
Henry Litorell, of Mountain
Grove, Mo., who has been visiting
at the home of his sister Mrs. Karl
Reed and was working on the farm
of Jacob Hild, departed this morn
ing far Langdon, Mo., where he will
work for some time, he having a
brother there.
Mrs. J. W. McLaughlin and fam
ily who have been visiting here for
some days past, the guests at the
home of John Richardson, who is
Tin uncle of Mr. McLaughlin, de
parted this afternoon for their home
in the Iowa city. Mr. McLaughlin
who has been here, also will remain
until over Sunday and will put in
some time hunting, with his uncle
John Richardson while here.
THIRD Til
THE CHARM
JOHN E0DGEES. WHO HAS BEEN
BEFORE THE COURT 2 TUE3,
NOW FACES PRISON.
CAUCHT WITH 'FLU' MEDICINE!
Ford Breaks Down and Caused His
Undoing. Nabbed in Happy
' Hollow Today.
Ft on. 'fili;-Mljv'. Pai:..
An offender of many things. w;u
again taken into the hands of the
law this morning for violation cf
the statutes, which provides, that
one having in charge intoxicants, or
transporting it shall for the first
o ST "use pay a Sine, for each count in
charge, of one hundred dollars, for
second, a sentence to the county jail,
and for the third offense, one year
in the state penitentiary. John
Kodgers has had the tirst ?ud second
degrn?. and the third is coming to
him. lie had secured the car of his
employer, John Kah'enbcrger. and
got himself away, and securing the
contraband, was returning via the
ether side of th river, cros-ed the
river here, and was comintr to town
via the hill route, thus thinking
to avoid the city with its dangers of
detection, when his car wen: to the
bad in Happy Hollow, a few blocks
eat and south of Ihe east fourth
ward school house. He telephoi.ed
for Kd Mason to come and pull the
car in, lie did so. a:ul th otsioers
were also notified ami Sheriff Ov.in
ton and Ofllcer Harvey Manners
went along and 1. rough. t Mr. John
Kodgcrs, and the "Flu" medicine to
the city, they have the contraband
at the court house, and Mr. Rodders
at the country jail. The trial w!M
follow in a short time.
JOSEPH ZlfflERER
DIES OF PNEUIO
HE HAD BEEN" SICK FOR AE0UT
A WEEK. HAD BEEN SICK
WITH INFLUENZA PRIOR.
Last evening at his home in
Avoca, Joseph C. Zimmerer, who
has been sick for about a week with
pneumonia fever, died at about eight
o'clock. Mr. Zimmerer has been
sick with the Spanish Influenza "be
fore and the fever had run into
pneumonia. Mr. Zinitnerer had been
engaged in the mercantile business
for some years in Avoca. but pome
time since had closed out the line,
and was at the time he was taken
rick, cashier at the bank at Avoca.
The funeral will b" at Avoca tomor
row, Thursday afternoon, at two
o'clock, and the burial be made
tliere. Mr. Zimmercr leaves a wife
and one son eleven years of age. He
was himself forty-one years of age.
Mrs. A. I). Hilton who has been
in Omaha for some time past return
ed to this rity last evening and is
at the home of J. H. McMakcn and
wife, on being apprised of the tele
gram telling of t l.e death of her son
II nvard K. Hilton, who died in ac
tion with his face to the enemy.
Cat This Oat It is Worth Money.
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
:lip, enclose with r.c to Foley &. Co..
Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111.,
writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return
a trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and croup. Foley Kid
ney Pill-, and Foley Cathartic Tab
lets. Sold everywhere.
CHICHESTER S FILLS
. , Tin: i:"a.mo: iiraai. a.
J I.Kdi ! AU T.Mir Drnarrl.it f.
.1.1 fill-.., :,jt I ....! m,n,r'
J?C".'fi) cj(.-d tij nine Kil!on.
t . I' ll TL- v rr f
i A' irn.r-.t. A, w t .r i 11 !. ' Ifl .S-TFTt S
4- .J iIa. i; p::a M I'li.i.s f. Ci
V i'J y ": levtl JS !--. S-'Ct. At K ': il !o
.v cr; ov r.r- r.af.Tt riirpvvj-jrcc
-ATTENTION
Automobile Owners!
Do you want to save as, get more
power and mileage, and a.t the same
time keep your spark plugs clean?
"GAS PEP"
will do it! Sold on a money hack
xo.drante br '
lit
W. 11. G H R T S.
MURD0CK, NEB. "
RUNAWAY CAUSES EXCITEMENT
From W-lnfycIa y's l:illy.
Just about one thirty Ibid afii-r-Jieon
there va;i a rlpph of i -mrnt
caused when a team beloiKliK
to the Waterman Lumbir & i'on Co ,
took a spin down the alley and out
in the street, and lu od-r to -.toj
: uddenly ran into a laii- lelt-phoiie
pole at the approach oT the IJuiJiiiK'
ton viaduct on Main kI ! fl .'.'oil,
ing hurt except the waj'.on aid
horses scratched a little.
WILL GO TO CAMP FREMONT.
'roii! WciliMsd.-iyf liiiilv.
Notwithstanding the fact that tlio
calli for the 7.000 from this Mate
to the camps Howie in Texas and
Kearney in California, and the send
ing back to their homes of the boys
who were to go. A. H. Koubek found
a way, there were thirteen to sup
ply a deficiency which had been
ciured at Camp Fremont, in Cali
fornia, and volunteers were asked
for. thirteen were required, and
w'iii"i offering his service. wa ac
cepted. He came down last even
ing, and spent the niejit a.t home,
eturning to Omaha on the early af
ternoon train to depart for the train
ing camp in the west at -l-.L'O this
morning.
C. 11. CAVENDER BACK TC WORK
From W li!i !ays l.ii!v.
C. M. Cavcnder and wife who
have been so sick with the Spanish
Influenza, have recovered, and last
evening Mr. Cavender resumed his
work as the recond trick operator,
at the Hurlinfton station.
.lack Honish who hps been work
ing in his place during hi- sickness
returned to Omaha, Mr. Honish i.
extra a vent, and will be sent sn'.i'L1
here else where some one desries
relief.
PLATTSMOUTH SCHOOLS CLOSE.
From Monday's Pail'
Like other places, the city schools
of this city have been clo ed that
the country may he given a fair
f. har.ee, in stopping the epidemic of
Se.anisli Influenza. Alliance is deal
ing with the matter in the rie,ht
way. they have closrd the schools.
the churches, and all public gather
ings. The grocers are only al'owed
tf"dclier goods to the doors of their
customers, no going to the stores to
trade, orders only received over tele
phone, or at p distance. The mat
ter of the children, which would
otherwise have been in fcliool, is
disposed of by order keeping them
at home and within their own lots
or yard.
The Home (.Juards of that city
patrol the town, and all homes
which contain six or over in the
family are placed under quarantine
whether any symptoms appear or
not. The idea of saying that the
children question cannot be con
trolled, is a very weak one, when
the country is in danger, the people
.-diould he patriotic enough to meet
the emergency.
niuit.ii or m:uii; on im:titio
i-ok irroiM iii:t m-' i.
MIMMIt A TOU.
Th-- State of .WLraska,
County of '"ass. ss.
111 tl" Mutter of the INtiite of (5r;iee
Pen W iroil nri. ile. e.isei :
On re;ilinir ami tilinu: tl.e petition of
j;oiei t I.. imiiKiTii, jr.. praying ii-ai
ailliiinistial ion ot s;,iu eviaie may o
Kianted to It. 15. Vim'ham, as atlir.inis
r,l. ieil. that Vi'Vi ml.er I'm!, A. 1 ..
101? at 10 o'eloek a. ni.. is as-Orm-I
for f. eating sain petition, wi.en an per
sons interested in said matter mav ap-
ear at a 'o'ii:ty Court to ho held in
and f'"- sail e.ii'.utv. and show eanse
why the prayer of petitioner should
net ! limited; alio ll,ai Il'uee oi i:n-
i.end ne- of said petition and the lioar-
i . . . i.. riT-j.Ti tn :ill oersinis in-
i-'i'sted in said matter liy pu 1.1 ishi n
(-..III lit T -K fll lll'l 111 III I lit ll. III''ll III
i '..I . si.nii.u't'iklv ro'wsnaner
. i.. o.ii.l I'liitnt v- fite three sne-
i HI li ii i:i .- -
es.-le weeks, prior to said day oil
l.earitifr.
)atel Oetoher Vth. 101s.
A I. LION .1. r.KKSn.V.
10-lt-Cw. County Judge.
miim i: or in:i-r.iti:i:'t'
nailer A. Molilmnitn.
ICntph Conn, li Minor.
v- .i:,... i "iveti that 1V vif
tue of an order "entered in the fore-
"oitiir entitled eause on T f i itn ia
r ......!..,. ii Hi li- ilo liistriet Court
ilf t'ass County,' Nebraska. 1. the tin-
lersisiiel. Charles j, .uimii. ; " "
-:.o upuointed hy said court, will, on
1-Jth dav of .Vevernhr, l:ls. -it ten
"eloek in the toreno'Mi. at the south
i r t:,.. I'l.mt 1'iiiise in i'latts-
inouth Cass Countv, Nehraska. olTer
. , . 1.1.7.1.-.. .o:li
the following d -Perihed real estate, to-
UV i.m.., oil rtlnrk- 'I'liree Cj ) in
the' villaae of Manley, in Cass County,
Neliraska, aecoroin?? tJ uie
plat thereof. .
Sxid sale will remain open io;
lor one nour.
CtlAIM.KS K. MAKTIN.
JOHN M. LI:YI).. Kereree.
Attorne.w 10--o0dg
TonV Cint Dreadful Sorcne&S.
When the kidneys are weakened
and fail to throw impurities out of
the blood, the poison remains in 'he
system and backache, soreness ana
rheumatic pains develop. .Mrs. I):iv(
id Henry, 5 S. Lincoln Ave, Wash
lagtcn. X. write:-: "Foley Kid
ney Pill? took the dreadful soreness
out of my limbs and I walk good.'
Sold everywhere.
Flags at the Journal Office.
Children tiy
'Shz Kirc'. You Hen fivn.-?s Bought, and which has been
It: vv.i Ui over thirty years, has borne the signature c f
" an has beeii made under his pcr-
' fSM S &J.7tlfz onal supervision since its infancy.
tr.: .'. Allow no one to deceive you in this.
AW C , :n: vWnz, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but
;",-i-i:r!i'i.-t'.: that trifle with and endanger the health cf
l i:.: '. xtl Children Experience arjairst Experiment.
il;.'nst Is C ASTORIA
is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
j".';j - ".:! Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
; ; i i';l.:vr.. Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
c,r-.? h e.uarantee. For more than thirty years it has
"... .-.a jr. coniv-nt use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
.iad Cclic ana Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
'..?rcfrcir., and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
ah-.sirnl-.atfon of Food; giving healthy and natural eleep.
'ihc Cliiircr.'s PaaaceaTbe Mothci's Friend.
asanas CASTOR! A always
Bears the
4
k Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
CARD OF THANKS.
We de.ire to extend our heart
felt thanks to those who so kind
ly tendered their services during
t"u idekness at the time of t'e.e death
and burial of our husband, son and
brother, John Hall, and to those who
so kindly sang and for the floral
oh'erins.
MILS. JOHN" HALL.
Uli. AND MRS. JTLIUS M. 1 1 ALL
AND FAMILY.
C. W. FOSTER LOSES BICYCLE.
I'rm Mendav's Daily.
That is not all, he knows who
stole it, and is giving the party only
a short time to return it. Ho will
allow on'y a short time for the
folks sake, and if the one who took
the wheel, has not returned it, they
will be arrested. He had left the
bicycle on his porch and it had stay
ed there until one o'clock, when his
son came home. At three o'clock,
the thief had taken it and started
nway with it. when a neighbor
came alonjr, and the thief placed it
hy a tree, and when the neighbor
had parsed went back and grot it.
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, will lead to chronic consti
pation. Dean's Kegulets operate
easily. 30c a box at all stores.
"A Healthy
O
armers staie
Plattsmouth,
Fust Anniversary September 28, 1918.
Opened for Business, September 20, 1917.
An Independent Bank with its ownership vested in Forty
five citizens of Plattsmouth and vicinity.
RESOURCES.
Loan:; ?217,G5o.0J
Ileal Imitate, Furniture and Fixtures ll,s;:LC
C'atdi, and available funds , S7,:;11.10
Liberty Hondo, and United States Certiiicatea
of Indebtedness 32,100.00
Total .
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock
Undivided l'rofites, net
Depositors Guaranty Fund '.
Deposits
Total f37S,S3S.-12
The above statement is correct,
T. M. PATTERSON, President.
We thank the people of I'lattsniouth ami surrouTidineg; coun
try for what, you have done for us in the past year, and we
shall do our best to repay you as the years roll on, by con
stant fidelity to your intercuts.
Farmers State Bank.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
START AN ACCOUNT AND GROW WITH US.
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STATE BANK OVER THE TOP.
Frrini Mer.drv's Daily.
In the matter of the Fourth Lib
erty Loan, the Farmers State Lank
ha a made a hard fi.uht for the s-.'dl-ing;
of the Liberty l'.onds, of the
Fourth i.-He. and have hiKcoedcd in
selliiu; more than their ijuota, hav
ing: gone over the top, for their al
lotment. Their allotment was .lo,
r.oo, ;md they came clear, and had
eight per cent to go . on over a"'i
above the amount, having sold ? L5.
7"'i, which was L'0. On over the
top. Thi.s is doing; pritty good, a--there
were hut few banks, which
went over the top in the mailer,
though the whole county was :ofely
over. . . .
HAVE GREAT DAY HUNTING.
From Monday's Dally.
Yesterday morning; at an early
hour. Charles and Frank Kearnes,
and Key Fox came to this city, and
with Allen Kenner went down a Ion:;
the river below King Hill, where
they put t ho day in hunting, and
had an excellent time, returning het
evening the Omaha boys departed
for their home on the late Mi;.iuri
Pacific train.
Wall Paper, Paints, Glass, t'ictort
raajiuit. Frnk Gobelraaii.
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