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PLATTSMOUTIF SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
MONDAY. MARCH 10. 1010.
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ome in and open
MCLTtlL
Recounts
I -for your
Boy and
SI.
3y
jr. were in from Cedar Creek this
afternoon getting some household
goods for Mr. Groom, who is groin;?
to housekeeping near Cullom, where
he' is working:.
Uncle Joseph Shrader from near
Nehawka was a visitor in this city
this afternoon where he was look
ing after some business for the day,
and while here made a very pleas
ant call on the Journal.
Jacob llcnger from .southwest of
Mynard was a visitor in the city
last evening, ami while here remem
bered to leave some money with the
printer for the paper which makes
regular visits at his home.
Mrs. Simon Clarke who has been
visiting at Cedar Creek for several
days past, returned home this morn
ing, and was accompanied by .Mrs.
Robert Stivers and children who will
isit here for the present.
"Oil, IF I COED
BREAK MS COLD!
99
'Almost a3 soon as sa?tl Trith
Dr. Kind's New Discovery
Get a bottle today!
ivm,
TEACHING YOUR CHILDREN TO BANK THEIR MONEY IS A
MIGHTY IMPORTANT PART OF THEIR EDUCATION. AS THIS
HABIT GROWS ON THEM IT DEVELOPS SELF-RESTRAINT, AND
A3 THEIR BALANCE IN THE BANK GROWS, THEIR CHARACTER
AND SELF-RELIANCE ALSO GROWS.
WE WILL WELCOME THE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS OF CHIL
DREN. START YOURS.
YOU WILL RECEIVE 3 1-2 PER CENT INTEREST.
YOU WILL RECEIVE K PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME CERTIFICATES.
Farixiers State Hank
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
LOCAL NEWS
l'rom Kriiity's I'ai'v'.
M. L. Furlong was a vi.-itor in
this city from his bona- near Rock
HI nfl's for a few hours this after
noon. Mrs. Frank W. Kllicit departed
yesterday afternoon for Peru, whore
she will visit with 'relatives I r n
few days.
F. A. Cook, of near Cullom. was
a vi-itor in the city this mt-ri.in ...
looking a f er on e business hen for
tl.. -lay.
Lee ; I -1 : i . ef South I'.. 'ml. w a;; in
tli- oiiy yc-UTiiay. loot-in:; alter
si.i! : br.--ims matters and re: iirr.ii;?
lo his hen,.' last evening.
Mrs. Carl PaUkr depart eu tbis
ti'.r!ii:ig i'-r .Mynan!. w here she is
;ae of her parents
tin
I' :
v;-itHig .ii
v.". A. FiKht and family.
li.ary Likewise from mar Cedar
Creek vis looking af'er some bu-i-iis-
for a short time in this city,
a: d ri'MTia-t! h'.r.ie this afternoon.
;-rf"" L?'d. of n-ar Murrav
pi t i it y
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ne-'s fiat tcrs
f.t.r v-;- v "b.
was
; :-!ii.r time th'".; morn
' ) lix.iv alter some bi:-;-day.
He drove up in
.i :':e i'ov. fi n : - -.iiorr -camp
near Cullom. and
'r :nn;i bl'Vliiess hero
:' a!.:i si-i.mdini; tin
i! i r. ;f near M
i'r i:i th" city today.
i' ok a I t f r :'(iui- bo- i
rt th" court hotife and
!nv.;:.
Sol Ilaldwii;. froui near I'tii'in
was looking after roti.o busim-s;
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5010 BY KIG0S3TS T-ERVWrpF
DR. H. C. LEOPOLD
OSTEOFATHiC PJ 1TICIAN
FyrtTnl AMeo'loo . - l-i t n'on,,,
ACUTEJ UiSISAKJS Tr.KATKD
K:e-s Test til riJ j ;ni b';ttei
IJight Calls Answerei AftTT Kuan
and Sundays by Appointment.
8.30 . rr f ii:0 1:73 w. r.i. to 3:3
Plattsmoutli. Neb
DR. 17. P. VVESTOVER
PHYSICIAN & SURGEOIJ,
Cotites Block.
Res. 313 PHONE Oface o37
matters in IMattsmout h yesterday
Having some interests needing at
tention at the court house.
Dr. J. . Hrendel. ut Avoca. and
his fati-.er. Or. IJ. F. l'.rendil. of .Mur
ray, were both in his city yesterday
looking after some business in th?ir
line. i ney ueparteU last evening
for Murray.
J. 1). Dickson, of Louisville, ar.d
his wife, were in the citv vesterdav,
coining io iook alter some tuisiness
for the day, and having i-ome mat
ters at the court house also claiming
ii; .i;ie:ition. Tl:ey returned to
;i:eir hoi. e la.-t evening.
t'l TI. ;; i yuay s I).iiiy.
.x. I. ! ornoff frcui near t'tilleni
v. as transacting business in tbis citv
thi- afternoon.
John Lloyd of Xehawka wa
visitor in thiu city this morning, and
he is looking after some business.
M-s. O. C. Lyle and children de
pnrteu tin; morning for Crecnwood.
v. liere tliey are visiting for a short
tiiiK' with friends.
.Mr:;. .1. W. Jenkins and son Earl
of Kosclie arrived from their home
this afternoon, and are i.-itinu with
ii iend- at Murray.
il'ih. ri Jordan who lias been look
ing after some business fur the past
lay or so at Cedar Creek returned
hnie I his morning.
.;o ejei Mwnrer oi 1 .o:: i vi lie was
a i--i:nr in this city this morning
c. ming d-.,r:i to lmik alter some
buiii" s for t'.o' d;iy.
Henry Stander from Louisville
was a visitor in this city this morn
ing coming to laok after some busi
ness at (he court house.
Deiiry Ltl.ev.ise (if near Cedar
C;r',; was a visitor in (his city for
a sherl time ioday. being called here
to bk after koine business.
A. II. F. 'heiiey. of Cedar Creek,
was a vi.-itor in this city this inorn-in;-'.
where he is looking after some
From Saturday's Daily.
Phillip Keil of near .Murray was
a vi.itor in I'laltsinout li lor the itay
coming to look after some luisine'-'s
here.
111. Diers or louisville was a
visitor in this c.tv ye-ierUiy. com
ing lo look alter some business ior
the day.
I'hillip Meisinger from near Cul
lom wa;- a vi.-itor in this city this
afternoon, called here to look after
some t.M:smess.
Frank I'arkening from near Cn!-
lein was a visitor in this ci'y I his
m. ruing coming to do some trading
with the merchants.
l itillip lleil. of near Cedar Creek.
was a visitor in the ciiv this morn
ing, coming to look alter some ou:-i-
liess matters tor toe duv.
J. li. Hm to.i oi Xi array was a
vritur mi tins city tin- marning, ami
while in to'.xn made p very pleasant
call on tile Journal tiiT'ce.
'. K. Jenkins and llreeii Figgott.
of Jittrrav were in the citv t it is af;-
ernon coming o look alter si.n.c
business at the court house.
Alex Campbell was a visitor it:
Plattsmout h this morning from near
Murray and was transacting some
business with the merchants.
H. F. Wiles returned tins morn
ing lrom. Weeping Water wuere he
was called yesterday by the death
of his brother Thomas L. Wiles.
A. J. Schaefer from south of Ced
ar Creek was a visitor in 1'Iatt ;-
mouth for the day, coming to look
after some business for t he day.
John Frish fn in south of Cedar
Creek was a business visitor in that
count v seat toaay and was !okiiig
alter some hminess in the city a.s
Wvll.
Mrs. Ralph Muliis. oi Louisville.
came in this morning on account of
the death of a little n-ire Mi-.-:
Violet M.irv Luschiii.-kv, at Ralston
yesterday.
C. I!. Warn.-r and wife and Joseph
I'. Wiles wh.o have be'ii at Weeping
Water on account of the death of
Thomas L. Wiles returned home to-
dav at noon.
Ren I'.ecki.i.iii, of near Murray.
was a. visitor in this citv lor a shot.
time lodav. coming lo look affer
some business and visit with oht-
time lriellds.
Ldward Kelly departed yeseri'ay
furnoon for Murdoek, wheic he will
cond-ict a soft drink parlor for Os
car t. Dot ald diirtng the eomii g
f-pring and ; uinmer.
.:ike :;s was a passe nger to (tn-
tiha t' i-, irorr.Ing, where he is look
ing after scr.ic busmen; for the dav
regarding the purchase u tuppli-
for his black.-mii h shop at MvnanL
The rapidity vith whicli tliis Gfty-year-old
family remedy relieves cough?,
colJs and milj bronchial attacks is
what has kept its popularity on the
Increase year by year.
This standard reliever of cold3 an !
coughing spells never loses friends. It
docs quickly and pleasantly what it is
recommended to do. One trial puts it
i.i your medicine cabinet as absolutely
i i 'ispcnsable. Sold by all druggists.
Bowels Usually Clogged?
Regulate then with safe, sure, com-fortab!-3
Hr. Kirk's Ner I ife Pills.
Correct :'iat biliousness, Headache,
tour stomach, tongue coat.'by e-'n'p
ating the bowxi-tlosiccss.
and are iut citizens become such,
their (enure of residence must be
-; limited, for (here Is no room in this
: country for any one not an Ameri
can at heart.
To the end that this element rnavi
soon C( ie before us as voluntary
candidates lo receive American citi
zenship steps are being taken over
the country to teach this class thru
the medium of night schools rogard
grii (heir duties and obligation;. In
Plattsmoutli a similar step wa ; tak-
Children Cry for Fistcl
Ai
Li
t i-i -r. i
TO ESTABLISH
NIGHT CITIZEN
SKIP SCHOOL
STEPS TAKEN LAST NIGHT FOR
THE OPEKIKG OP SUCH A
SCHOOL HF.IIE SOON.
COMMITTEES WERE APFOIHTED
Much Interest V'f.s Eisplayed ty the
Citizcrs ?.-id Success of the
Enter;' rice issuved
matters at the court house.
Ira Pat"s from near Cedar Cre.k
v.-as a vi-itor in I'lat t -ri nit h this
morning, heie he is leaking -aft er
i'-me bu-iness at t!;e county seat.
f'liiilip Melsiner vas a visitor in
this city (his morning, cf.iain, from
his home ai Cedar Creek, and is
looking after some b.iM:.f-s in the
fit v.
!'US!,e
called John i. (ord r.
(he implement and automobile mer
chant, to Cedar Creek this mornim,-.
where he is looking after some sal";
prospects.
'George l.ohnes of near Cedar
Creek was a visitor in I'lat tsmout h
for the looming coming flown on
(he train to look after some busi
ness in the city.
Milton Groom and Henry Handera
S iujlulpy
- . ,k I w mm mm a V
7: mm
'1
. jT ST) Jr..
SINCE
1869
Air. ami Mrs. .lost ph .Schell of
Mmtli liend were in the citv ester-
day looking after some business
matters at Hie otirt bou-e and r.i
the city, and relnrned to their lion
last eveninsr.
(). ". Zaar of South iiend who has
been visitiiiK in this citv for tlie. dav
b-fd:i::g after some business, depart
ed tl.i; afternoon for Omaha, where
he will io;,!; alter some business be
fore returning to his home.
Mrs. Robert .Slivers and children
wh-) haev be'ii visiting' in this city
for the p:tst few days, guests at the
hem.- of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Simon CJaik returned to her home
at Ceilar Creek last evening.
ileniian Smitli of mar Nehawka
was a visitor in this city hut even
ing for a short time looking after
icme bm-iness havirg driven up in
(he afternoon with his car and re
turned to his heme in the evening.
Miss Clara Haudon of Louisville,
who is work; ai; jn this city, and
Miss Llsie Teokotter of this city dp
parted luft evening lor Louisville,
where they will f-petol the week end
with friends ami return on Monday
morning.
U. V. Wiles d"par(cd yesterday
afternoon for Weeping Water, where
he is visit in- at the home of his
biot her Tin ln.ss Wil-s. who fs re
ported as being vert sick at this
lime, and cirldered as in a danger
ous condition by both the physician
and nurte.
Ilea- iiip Journal Ads It Pays
r"i.ii t'ltiirxla 's I'iii.y.
'."itli i he to (hi:; city o
Xat ural .? t ion Agent !. 1. Mote
ho v. v..s in !;..' riiv ye-tt-rdav t
look after the naturalization of some
lalf doi.-n ca.ilidait-s for citizen-h;
in tins land ot ireeiloin. c!evveuui
an opp rt un; t v ;1 starting the ball
rolling towari tf.e establishment o
night citizenship tchoo! here in or
ler that the alien within our mid:.
ii.iv le- eive'i an opport u a it v to tin
lertnnd t!ie full and true ineanin
if .mericaii i;ieal And for that
matter, there :i f o some native bo
citizens who arin I vi rv well mtorm
1 reaardi'ig the great liberty-loving
tntidis oi whirl' (hev are a part.
A nt.mb'-r oi i-irrrested titiens
the communit v were at the conn
inu.-'e -last nilit in repoiie to
call oi ine .Nat ira i i:-:ai em agent, am
a general discussion o the matter
a;'s par! tc ip-.ited in and ste)s tai-:Mi
to assiwe the i-s' ablihmenl of
night school of this kind in Platf?
mout h.
Mr. Mote adinssed the assemblv
ot lnteresteo citizens, pointing out
the necessity of opening such schools
to prepare candidates for citizenship
in suih manner that they will uu
dcrsiand A'nerii,::n principles and b;
ri'lly and truly at h:art Amrican
To the .suiDi i . ni' some of (host- pres
ent .Mr. Alote declared mat there art
in rial t smout h at tin; present ttnti
approxiiua-tcly two hundred aliens,
and thai it is the duly of this cit
to educate th'-se people tti the iioint
wher-. t!'.ey can an 4 will want to be
come citizens.
At the present time the laws of
the land, which have been rather lax
with respect to alien;--, are being rap
idly iue.de more rigid aild right now
no alien can vote, hold ollicc or even
teach it: the public schools before he
shall lir:-t beer, me a citizen of (he
i'nited States through the naliirali
;;ation process. It will soon be Ilia!
the privileges of citizenship cannot
he longer enjoyed unless the obliga
tions are assumed a.s well, and the
sooner some of our people are made
to understand this tin sooner win
hare be a general desire on the par!
of I he aliens to
with the land i
smiled upon ti:i:i so admirably.
Mr. Mote de clared linoHicially I hat
t is generally understood in immi--Ta(ion
circles there is lo be some
drastic immigration laws enacted at
the coming tu ssions of congress in
fact this is mereiv ! line with the
recommendations that have been ot
fered by well versed immigration ex
p?rts of the nation. I" this event.
tt is very probable the coming oi ior-
oigners to our shores will he great
ly restricted or perhaps stopped en
tire l v.
At the present time- there are
within the confines . ot the I nited
St p. es some l ::.mo,mio people w ho
are not citizens ot (he country aim
it
on heart and hand
which success has
jen last evening for (he organization.
of a night school in which aliens.
in our midst may be taught free of
charge the requisite fundament ale of (
true citizenship.
At the present tinie. among other
things, it is required th.it the appli
cant for citizeiu hip must know .oire
thing of American history. of o-ir
democratic form of government, its
purposes and intent a; well as (he
manner of eoiol net I ng elections.
They nnt't al-o know what our
Mag stands for and must respect it
as well.
After the discussion bad reached a
point where all present might know
Us intent, and feel the importance of
organizing such a school, committees
to tiiat end were appointed, as fol
lows:
Committee to obtain the Public Li
brary as a place in which to hold
the school :e-sion- James M. Rob
ertson, i. A. Schneider anil J. S.
Livingston.
Kducational committee, whose dut-
es are to provide teachers, whether
tl y may offer their services free or
t be found necessary to employ
them. With Superintendent of (he
City School G. I-:. lie Wolf, chairman
:.:.d A. G. Cole, secretary, the per--oniiell
of this committee is made up
'.s follows: G. i:. He Wolf. Misses
lpha Petersen.. Marie K. Kaufman,
Amelia Martins. Judge J. T. I.egley.
A. G. Cole. Geo. L. Farley and Revs.
11. (I. McCluskev. M. A. Shine. A. V.
Hunter. W. S. Leete and W. L.
Scott.
The committee appointed to inter
est those not citizens in the matter
of the night school and get them
prepared to b?come naturalized citi
zens has as its chaining W. A. Rob
ertson, who is vested with power (o1 teacher and
call the committee t
CThe Eind You H?.v Always Bright, and vi??
In use or over thirty years, has born? the ii
7 .
and has beea rnae v.
'.tare cf
his rcr-
sonal supervision fincj ii'j, infancy.
Allow no one to deceive vcu in .hi-.
AH Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-rjooi " arc br.t
Experiments that trifle witb and endanger tlx health of
Infants and Children Experience aedr-s lixerimert.
r What is CASTCR1A
Castoria 13 a harmless substitute for Castor 0:1, Paregoric,
Dropr. and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It c:.i;ta:m
Tieither Opium, Morphine nor other .narcotic suVtcsncs. Its
age is its Ktiaran.ee. For more than thirtv years it has
tee!i in constant us for the relief cf Constlpainn, Ilatulenc
"Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Fc-vcrishness arising
thercfrcm, and by regulating the Stomach and 2r;we's, aids
the assimilation of 5ood; giving healthy and aacaral Bleep.
The Children's PanaceaThe Slothti's P'riend.
ttmmz CASTORIA always
Bears the Signature of
rmDK2bt
if r
4? ?s &- iVr&j.
Io Uss For Over 30 Years
The Kir.eS Ycu Have Always Bought
irw YOTK city
rur. C r NT AI FT COMPAN
which Mrs. A. M. Sanders is the
teacher.
.The evening was snent in a verv
pleasant manner, with a program of i
games and music, followed by a de-1
lightful luncheon which was one of I
the big features of the meeting. j
Alter the other business of thej
evening was concluded there was a j Springfield
new class of boys and young men or-i this afternoon
Cold, the less the danger of contl.o t
Ing one of (h. -e diseases. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has a great
reputaUon as a cure for colds and
can be depended upon. It is pleas
ant to take.
:o:
.Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Roiok.-r of
111., arrived ia this cirv
ind will visit ;,t the
t
and direct its work
Those appointed to
gaiiized with A. M. Sanders as the
John F. Sanders a as-
niei .inn 10 sociaie reactier. 1 ne list ol o
as he is as follows: Clair Hudson, presi-meill-'dent:
Yern Hutchison. viee-uresiMeet
and Charles Tulene, secretary-treasurer.
In the selection of a name tor the
newly 'organized class, the boys con
cluded they would adopt a waif, the
name of "Loval Sons." which the
men of the church had thrown into
the gutter in their attempt to annex
(lie membership of the former Lojal
Sons class, which had existed for so
.rcani.e
ees fit.
bership on this committee are W. A.
Robertson. K. J. Richey. A. J. Janda,
Carl Kunsman. Frank J. Libershal,
John Schuhlolf. Geo. R. Sayles. J. M.
Robertson. T. H. Rollock, C. A. Mar
shall. Richard Avard. Win. Holly,
ignac Straka. K1 Donat. Frank K.
Srli later. 1-;. II. Wescott. 1 1. C. Mor
gan. K. A. Chdclt. Geo. I.uschinsky,
'.'. C. Parmele. Rea Patterson. 1.. G.
Larson. .1. C. Hrittain, Gunner John- long.
.on, Wm. Raird. Harry Goiichenour, The young men start on twitli ex
Krank Sahatka. R. W. Clement. Ir. cellent prospocts of making a sue-
I home of Mr-. Reicker's
and Mrs. Andrew Ra'bb,
aers I time,
i
pan-ntv Mr.
for a shorf
Fancy box aper at tliis cfiice.
Weekly
L. Cumniins, Will T.
A.
V Samlin. F.
Adams. A. O. Moore, A. L. Tidd
W. Cloidt and J. C. Petersen, Jr.
The publicitv cointnittee is made
up ol K. A. Hates, cliairinan. i oi. m.
. Rales and M. S. I'.riggs.
we are in hopes they' will j a small
CLASS HOLDS AN IN
TERESTING MEETING
cess and
for we see no reason why they
should not. They are young men
filled with devotion to (he cause of
(he niasler and are workers as well,
which should insure their success
I wo-fold.
1
Lads of the Christian Sunday School
Met at Home of B. F. Crook
and Enjoyed Themselves '
'rem Thursday's Iaily.
Last evening, at the home of 15.
Crook, there met a large num
ber of the young people of (he Christ
ian church Sunday school, in the
apacity of (he Red Pepper class, of j
Why Colds Are Dangerous.
You are often told to "beware of
a cold," but why? We will tell you:
Kvery cold weakens the lungs, low
ers the vitality and paves the way
for the more serious diseases. Peo
ple who contract pneumonia first
take cold. The longer a cold hangs
on, the greater the danger, especial
ly from the germ diseases, as a
cold prepares the system for (he re
ception and development of (he
germs of consumption, diphtheria,
scarlet fever and whooping couch.
The quicker you get rid of your
7 cans of good sweet cor;i.
ii cans large tomatoes
"i c:M'': hominy
10-11). can white syrup for
;5 pkgs. Ivory flakes
:i tall cans Carnation cream
S cans Heebe milk
cans Heche milk
Good potatoes, per bushel
Large pkg. Star X.iptha Wash
ing Powder for
pkgs. each, or assorted. .Maca
roni. Xoodles or Spae.be: ti
2'J-oz pure fruit jam. per jar
24 o.. pure apple butter
Large can apricot butter
Washington Crisps, per pkg
Rex lye. per can
10 bars each, or assorted. P.eb
White or Fleet ric Spark laun
dry soaj for
10 bars P and G naptha soap
Oranges, per doz
Prices Good as Long as
Stock Lasts.
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4o
lo
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E- P. LUTZ
$10.00 value for S 6.95
S1G.00 value for 12.95
$9.00 value for 5.9o
is our duty to educate this element
)f sn.'h startling proportions to the
duties and privileges of citizenship.
riu- alien population therefore com
prises nearly one-sixtli ol ine loiai
population of (he country and if it is
permitted to remain in our midst it
should he 1 Mt per cent nainrallize'l ,
American. , !
Unless the people who reside here
,: V'-A . 4' 'Ik
nfi, : i I vA '-; -v
U?i
$7.50 value for
$6.00 value for
$4.50 value for
$3.00 value for
.-$6.3r
4.05
3 . CI
2.35
f fri
i" . r -
Heavy Cotton shawl collar
$1.35, $1.05
S10.00 value for $6.95
$9.00 value for 5.95
1111 1 1 n n r. I, iJ
V0KK
SHIKT
51.15.
THREE chances to do yourself a good turn for the balance of the winter and
money on next winter's needs.
Standard Cut Bib Overalls
$2.00 $2.25 $2.50 $2.75
C.E.Wescott's Sons
"EVERYBODY'S STORE"
&ave ioiiie
AXCTHH!
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