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THUSETJA7. 3J07I7,IBE 21. 1S12.
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Will Soon Be Here!
You help us to give satisfaction
and prompt servive by having a
Sitting Made
at your very earliest convenience.
Courteous treatment and photos
that please isour motto. Sittings
on Sunday by appointment.
Ghrist & Ghrist Studio,
Successors to Roy Smith.'
Second Floor Coats Block.
S
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
-OF THE
Farmers State Bank
of Plattsmouth, Neb.
Charter No. 1430, in the State of Ne
braska at the close of business
November 1, ltUS.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts lv Vu ."13
overdrafts 12
llcr.ds, Securities, judgments.
claims, etc 21 44t 4."
OiUer assets Libert y Bonds ' icq m
Hanking- boue, furniture and fix
tures s'M 2t!
Current exienses. ta.-s and inter
est paid 5 4'.Y 41
Cash items l-9 14
Iuefrom National and Mate banks 31 u
Currency 7 ti. no
iold coin rtriii ti
Silver, nickels and certs 1 :Wi
Total.
.... i i.6 40
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ."hi 0 C
I lidivided protit! S 12." 07
1 ndivilualdeiHsitNSHliject toclieck 17ttr 71
Time certificates ! dejxxsits !! M'O 77
Casliier's checks outsranuintr 4 i
lue to National and State hanks .. 2.'! !'. :
IeiK-.itor' truaranty fund 2 l0 t)
Total
?a:ii' OS 40
STATE or NF.BHASKA.
C ounty of Ca-s. t -s I. T. M. Patter
son. President of t he aKve named hank do
hereby swear that the above statement is a
correct and true copy of the report naule lo
the State Banking Board.
T. M. Patteksmn. President.
Attest:
A. .1. Schafer. director
K. i. Luiz. Director
Sulcriled and sworti to ln-fore me ties
li.th tlay of Novernlier I'.'ls.
IJ. A. liisencrans. Notary Public.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money.
DON'T MISS THIS.. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 5c to Foley & Co.,
2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111.,
writing vour 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 Pills and Foley Cathirtic Tab
lets. Sold everywhere.
Roy Craig, who has been con
fined to his home and bed for the
past ten days, with the Flu, is so
he can be out again, but not feel-
ins strong: vet. Mrs. Craig, who
has also been sick with the same
nalady. is just so she can be up and
around the house a portion of the
time.
CASTOR I A
for Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always beam
the
Sirrsarure cf
PUBLIC SALE!
The undersigned will sell at Public
Auction at his place at the north
end of Ninth Street, Plattsmouth,
Neb., commencing pt 1:00 o'clock
sharp, on
MONDAY, NOV. 25th,
the following described property, to-
wit:
Two gray mares, five years old,
both in fcal. weight 1300.
One bay mare, thirteen years old.
weight 1300.
One bay mare colt, seven months
old.
One black mare colt, seven months
old.
One Jersey cow, four years old,
was fresh this fall.
One red cow, seven years old, will
be resh December 1st.
Three spring sows, six months old
Two spring shotes, six months old
FAEM MACHINERY.
One lumber wagon, one spring
wagon, one set double harness, one
new hay rake," one mower, one corn
planter, one 14-inch walking plow,
one double harrow, one cultivator,
and some other articles too numer
ous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE Ml sums un
der $10 cash in hand. On sums over
$10 a credit of six months will be
given, purchaser giving bankable
note with approved security bearing
eight per cent iaterest from date. No
property to be removed from the
premises until settled for.
ALBERT PENDAL
W. R. Young, Auctioneer.
Geo. 0. Dovey, Clerk. .
: NEWS FROM ALVO
Joe Vickers was in Lincoln Thurs
day. Alvin Cashner of Lincoln visited
relatives here Sunday.
Joe Armstrong was in Lincoln'
from Friday till Sunday.
I3ert Hollenbeck came in Tues
day from Iowa, to visit relatives.
Harry Long of South Bend call
ed on J. A. Shaffer between trains
Tuesday.
Miss Maud Hutchison of Raymond
spent the past week with Mrs. Walt
er Kathbun.
Charley Foreman who is attend
ing the State Farm school visited
home folks over Sunday.
Mrs. A. N. Myers and sons visit
ed a few days-last week with rela
tives and friends at Cresco.
Mrs. Frank Tyo of Louisville,
visited several days last week with
her brother Walter Rathbun and
family.
LaVerne Stone is attending Offi
cers Training School at Camp
Grant, Illinois, having gone last
week.
Mrs. H. A. Bailey and daughter.
Miss Grace and son Kenneth were
passengers for Omaha Monday on
No. 38.
Marion Prouty has returned to
his home on Seattle, Wash., after
spending a few weeks here with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cashner enter
tained at dinner Monday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Foreman sr., and
Marion Prouty.
Mr. and Mrs. John Foreman ent
ertained at dinner Friday. Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Foreman sr. and family,
M. and Mrs. Noel Foreman and
Met Prouty.
Geo. Whitman of New Orleans.
La., visited at the Geo. P. Foreman
home from Thursday till Sunday,
going from here to Denver, Colo.,
on business.
Mr. Hull returned Monday from
Bedford county, Penn., where he
has been visiting for several months
to visit his daughter Mrs. L. Laur
itsen and family.
Mrs. J. P. Rouse has received
word of the death of his nephew
Wm. Alton at Los Angeles, Calif..
formerly of Omaha. He leaves a
wife and three children.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Uhley and
children have returned to their
home at St. Joe, Mo., and Mr. Uh
ley has recovered sufficiently to
take up his work again.
A. J. Erobs and family have
moved into the Eoyles building,
having ccme here from Osceola. Mr.
Brobs is a carpenter and is finish
ing Jno. Foreman's home.
Mrs. Lauren Mickle and children
and Mrs. Sam Hardnock and child
ren visited last Wednesday at the
home of the former's mother, Mrs.
E. Doty at Weeping Water.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murtey, Floyd
Dickerson and Mrs. J. A. Shaffer,
motored to Lincoln Thursday morn
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Murtey attend
ing the funeral of an old friend.
Mrs. Geo. D. Babbitt and son
Miilard left Thursday for their
home at Albion, reaching there
Saturday night, having visited in
Lincoln enroute. They found Mr.
Babbtt well, though the Flu is still
closed.
Mrs. Ruth Appleman. Mrs. Aud
rey Stroemer, the Misses Clara Dick
erson and Marie Appleman, Miss
Lois Keener and Miss Lucile Mc
Kinnon went to Lincoln Friday
evening on No. 37, returning home
on No. 3S Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Foreman Jr..
and children and Mrs. Belle Ben
nett motored down from Valparaiso
last Wednesday and vls!ted rela
tives here until Thursdas morning
when they j returned home. Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Bennett accompanied
them as far as Lincoln.
MURDOCK ITEMS
Oscar Zink is sick with. "Flu."
Matt Thimgan went to Omaha
Monday.
Miss Mary Rush went to Lin
coln Sunday evening.
Ed. Jumper is confined to " his
heme with an attack of influenza.
Henry Bohn and Louie Dehning
autoed to Lincoln Friday afternoon.
Miss Mable Rush was in Lincoln
last week having dental work done.
John Weichel and son Harry of
Alvo were in town Friday morn
ing. Emil Kuehn returned Thursday
from a business trip to Shenandoah,
Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McHugh went ;
to Omaha Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Mrs. Carl Rohrdanz of Bala, Kans
came Friday evening for a visit
with relatives.
E. W. Thimgan and O. E. Mc
Donald motored to Omaha on Wed
nesday of last week.
Mrs. E. T. Tool and Fmil Kuehn
and family were Sunday guests of
Paul Schewe and family.
Mi?s Mary Taylor returned to her
home in Alvo to help care for her
brother's who are sick with the Flu.
Otto Wirth, son of Conrad and
Rosetta Wirth was born at Sedalia,
Missouri on Jan. 2S, 1SS4 and died
at Lincoln, Nebr., on Nov. 12, 191S.
aged 3 4 years, 9 months and 14
days. In 1893 he moved with his
parents to Murdock where he lived
until about five years ago when he
was removed to Lincoln to the Hos
pital for Feeble Minded. He was
afflicted practically all his life with
epileptic fits and it was in one of
these he died. The remains were
brought here last Friday, when a
short service was held by Rev. A.
H. Schwab in the church, after
which he was laid to rest in the
TUC CVCC
MIL L Lit Ui
THE WORLD"
SESTTLT CT T AH GET PRACTICE
By common consent there is no
mere remarkable phase of the big
Clune cinema production, "The Eyes
of the World." at the Parmele,
starting Thanksgiving day, than
the character portrayals revealed
by this new motion picture achieve
ment. One of the critics has de
clared that the acting and the types
in "The Eyes of the World"' have
never had an equal, considered ar,
a whole, since niotir.n picture fea
tures began to be presented.
Certainly no one has contributed
more to bring this praise to "The
Eyes of the World" than Arthur
Wabash cemetery beside his moth- Tavares, who plays the double role
er who died five rears ago. He , of John YvUlarct, convict, and Henry
leaves his father and sister Rose, Marstein, the pseudonym. of the
now Mrs. Oscar stuoer ol Jxjd v.i. . - t
Angeles. California. they having , the penitentiary.
moved there last year to make their
home. He leaves several other rela- v"' hish clas? v ork 311,1
tives, he being a
M. Amgwert and many friends
Tl
lie m:
up and
acting of this artist are specimens
i
nphew of Mrs. L. ! lerior intelligence. No character
in the story seems more to he actual
ly living the life portrayed before
WILL FINISH THE WORK , ine "h,on
OF THE LOCAL BOARD one orea'ecl 1,y Tf.rares-
j So ably and discreetly are the
From Wednesony's Daily. . pathetic wanderings of this unfertu-
The intention of the Government nate depicted that the interest and
is to close up the work of Local sympathy of the audience is never
Boards over the country during the lost for a moment from the outset
remainder of this month, and after to the last scene in the cabin which
the beginning of December, have the leaves aiarsien mui a jimuive
expenses, which has been very great justice and the unhappy football of
over the entire country, done away
with. The board here is trying to
get the work well in hand by the ap
pointed time, and in readiness for
inspector upon his arrival, and have
the entire work of that body closed
up promptly. Frank Libershal has
sure had a lot of work to perforin
during his connection and the life
of the Local Board, and it will be.
quite a relief to him when the work :
is competed and all matters
taining to it closed up.
fate.
In make-up also Tavares has
shown a genius equal to hi? capac
ity for registering action and emo
tion on the screen. The most rigor
ous scrutiny will find it hard to de
tect the make-up wnich changed
Willard. the convict, into Mars: en.
he wanderer although the camera
is a merciless revealer of the sec
rets of the distinguished thespian.
Anv flaw in the use of devices to
r" ! create illusion by change of the
iea-
SAVE THE HABIT!
! tures is expressed without respect
to person or station. When a make
up like Tavares. representing th?
most unkempt condition that a for-
During the four weeks of the epi- : orn fugitive could reach, is carried
demic of influenza Trlner's Ameri- through a Ions: period, as in "The
can Elixir of Bitter Wine made I Eyes of the World." without txpe
many new friends. From various sure cf any artif.cial device, 1 lie
parts of the country arrived letters j fact bears its own testimony to l is
describing the emotions of content- j mastery of the most difficult of the
ment and assuredness spread by the ', actor's calling.
trustful remedy. Treasure this ex-j Tavares i- a Californian. allhough
perience! Triner's American Elixir ; 0f Portuguest ancestry. He was born
can be always relied upon. It clean0 in San Francisco in and in
the intestines, sharpens appetite, ; early life conceived a passion for
helps digestion and expels all dang- 'the theatre. He has had both i-tzre
erous substances from your body. At ; and screen training, of wl
drug stores. Price $1.10. Triner's
Liniment is the Vest remedy to keen
you physically fit. Rheumatism,
neuralgia, lumbago, sprains, strains,
swellings and other such pair.s will
cease to torture you. Price 3." and
- i
b his
exceptional natural talents have
taken the utmost advantage.
He was with the original "Bird
of Taradise" Company in its New
York run and was or. the vaudeville
stage for four years as a singer.
C5 cents at drug stores, by mail 4". n,arkefi vocaI auiitv being cue of
and 75 cents. Joseph Triner Com- hi9 accomplishments.
panv. 1333-1343 S. Ashland Ave..! , , .
. ... In the cinema field he was one
Chicago, 111. - 4. . . . . ,
of the pioneers, beir.:r an original
member of tlie Keystone Company.
IT- 4 - 1- . 1 4 . , 1 A t
.e .eaca y uu , . Auiid. iia,-;IIe jef .. ur.. u, rfturn to the
ticej Bookkeeping, the principles of j staf?e for a ime ,mt foumT i5 v,., v
Accounting, the use of the various I hack tQ thc n,ovio fo,d with f,.(
up-to-date office appliances for sav- j Fk.tion Motion Picture Ccmpanv.
ing time and money; we give you i appo!.rin!; in ..The Spanish Jade."
thorough training in all of the so- ; Then camp h5s first hi pprt ie
called technical office work, so that played Sencr Ortegna in "Ramona"
you can fit into any hank or busi- j anj cverVone who sav- that heavi
ness office and immediately give j ful pictnr? rerall 1,e TmcSfe
service that will merit a good sal- j wJth v.hk.h ,.e inveFtetl tlie
ary. Send for free catalogue. Ad- roie oj.tw
dress Grand Island Business Col-
lege. Grand " Island. Nehraska the
Oldest and Largest Business Train- !
i WILL HOLD EEMORL'iL SERVICE
ing School in Nehraska
rounding states.
and
sur-
Sufcscribe for the Journal.
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Poultry Wanted!
From Wednesday's Pally.
The Young Men's Bible Class, at
the Methodist church, of which Jesse
Perry is president, and E. H. Wes
cott. teacher, are at this time ar
ranging for holding in the near fu
ture of a memorial service in honor
of their number, Hugh Karnes, who
lost his life in battle in France on
October Sth. Just when the service
will be held, and as to all the ap
pointments regarding the same, they
have not as yet completed, and will
be announced later.
Protect the Children.
Children are as likely to get the
grip and influenza as grown-up.:-.
Foley's Honey and Tar gives quick
relief from all kinds of coughs,
colds, croup and whoopl&g cough;
covers raw, inflamed surfaces with
!n hpatintr snnfhintr -nri t i r p- Hdnrs
air passages, checks strangling,
choking, coughing. Contains no
opiates. Sold everywhere.
From Aionday's Pally
The following is the re.-:ult of the
Target Practice held this day o;i
Covernr.ier.t Range two miles north
of Burlington depot, (Same be-ins
the fir.t ever held by thli Company).
Conditions shooting north, strong
ncrthvt5t wind, rain oral very chilly.
First column of figures indicates
the ran?:? at 0 yards. ', shots, pos
sible -'. Second coluir.n of fiuros
indicate the ranj-'e at r.00 yrds, o
shoots, possible 25:
Captain Raw;-
Lieut. Hill
Lieut. Avar:'
Sergt. Holmes
Wile-
Best or
Ril ti
ricElwpin
Corp. War? a
Corp. Wh:al:er
Corp. Haft
Private A":;i-J
Private Iirittan
Private Brown
Private Burrows
Private Blaha
Per st.
Sergt.
Corp.
Corp.
10
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17
20
21
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Private Bush
Private Cloidt
Private Copenha r
Private Carlson
I'rivate DeWolf
Private F.'. ersole
Private Edwards
Private Evers
Private Edgtrton
Private Farley.
Private Fields
Private 31 it 1 'i
Private Johnson
Private Kiss! ing
Private Morgan
Private Pollock J. K.
Private P-.:!'.-!; T. II.
Private noser crans
Private Scarborough 1 r
Ir ivate Si einh.aur 1
Private Stiles
Private Schulhofi"
Private Sc'.-ni": id. .en
Private fan dir.
Private Tri:.s-.
Private WartLiin P. A.
Pr:vuTc"W::rr hin W. W. IT
Private Wasst-11 13
Private York' 1. C.
Private Yaibrou -:. 1 i
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Iir.S. J. E. J0ZCES AND
:i:iLDEEN SICK : ;
Frtt-. Tii"y'f P:ii!y.
Mrs. J. E. Jones ar l t -xn fv.i.iW
children, one a babe, and CliiTord.
but a -mall hoy. have been si k at (
tb.eir Fourth a?:d Granite streets
ht.nie for thc pas f ..- vc';r. They
have a'.I beer, down for the time and T
with no ore to assist in 'th;? v.-ork g
on the ii;Mde. while the neighbor--. jT
have been p.ssi-.tirg in th.e work. 'B
v.-ho b.rive did all they could. Mrs. '
Jones having ro relatives in the.'j
city, as the hoys are away in th,(p
service of the country. jJ
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15 VISITIKa IJT THIS CITY. U
. if
Charles G. Beeson. who has peer ; iy
n the eact for sore tiire. and who
is located at Cleveland. Obi . at theiA
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Mgvj is the time to make
your selection !
Cards soing to the Soldier Boys in France
must bo mailed soon.
Y'ayne Hotel, arrivtd 5r. the ci'yj
a few clays idnce. and is visiting at 'M
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th
ent Cllgageu in l t:e ae.x ; : ,;er e.i-
ness, bavins in hard the i-stianre-A
by country newspapers special r.d- jj
ditions. Beeson will visit here
for a short time with his rc;at;ve-., j 1
and a large number of frier;!?. jS
John Kaffenherger, from r.oarj'j
Cedar Creek, was in the city las Ik
Friday, and calied at the Journal j
office to renew his subscription for
another year.
We have a nice Sine of these at
lie In me f his relatives, being all
ruest of his irother. hrclbcr and P5 TS 3 f IT 1
By Talail cn Receipt of Price.
Frank Oliver, frorj Zanesville.
Wisconsin, who has been here visit
ins with relatives and friends for
the past few dn.ys, was in the city
last Saturday, and paid the Journal
oHice a brief call.
For the Mail Order Trade
wo have a fine assortment put up in
3 neat bcx, all different designs,
ror $1.
89
A car load of live poultry to be de
livered at poultry car near Burling
ton Freight Depot, Plattsmouth,
Nebr., on Saturday Nov. 23. One
day only, for which we will pay in
cash :
Hens 18c
Springs 19c
Ducks ; 18c
Geese 16c
Old Eoosters 15c
Will be on hands rain or shine E. A. Wurl the merchant was a
and tak? care of all the poultry visitor in Omaha for the afternoon, !
Smith Hide Co., Market Square,
St. Joseph, Mo., are paying 19c lb.
for No. 1, salt cured hides. Ilore
hides $5.00 to $7.00 each. Write
for free shipping tags and fur
price. 4-tf
Henry Kehne and san William,
from near Weeping Waler, in Cent
er precinct, were in tlie city for a
few hours yesterday, driving tip
from heir home to leak after some
business matters at the rourt hou;e.
While here Mr. Kehne sr., called
at the Jourral office to renew his,
paper for another year, and pay r.i
a social call. He has bern one of
the Journal's valued rer.dDrs for :
inany years. i
0
rciers
Early!
Don't I-vilc a Cold cr the Crin.
offered for sale.
Yours very truly,
W. E. KEENEY.
having gone there to . look after
If yen foci "strtfTe-d up," bloated, I
bilious, languid cr have sick head
ache, sour p.-mrs.ch, crated tongue,
bad breath cr other conditions caus- t"
cd by clowed up digestion, a Foley
Cathartic Tablet will give prompt
relief. It is a gentle, wholesome.
thoroughly cleansing physic that..
leaves no Lad aft er-cT-j-ct s. Sold
everywhere.
i some business, and
wholesale house.
to visit the
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