THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1919.
PAGE TWO
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
Chisds'on Cry
She Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
In use lor over thirty years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per-
v77"7 sonal supervision fince its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-sood ' are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the hsalth of
Infants and Children Experience agcirst Experiment.
What is CASTOR I. A
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine acr other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it boa
fceec in constant us for the relief of Constipation. Mntrleccy
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishners arfrinj
therefrcm, and by regulating the Stomach and liove's, aid.-:
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural elecp;
The Children's Panacea Ths Mothers Friend.
smuine CASTORS A always
Bears the
In Use For Over 30 fesrs
The Kind You Have Always Bough
DINGS OF
COMMISSIONERS
OF GASS COUNTY
:Ti.-- f
CO!' NT V COM MISSION V. KS
'I SS iVjfXTV.
PHttsmouth. Neb., Nov. 6. 1910.
Poard nut pursuant to adjourn
u; T;t. Present Julius A. IMtz, C. F.
Harris and H. J. Miller. County Com
missioner::; Geo. 11. Sayles, County
CI-rk. "
Minuter of last r-uiar sessions
r-;i'l and approved when the follow
ir. g l;isi ness was transacted in regu
lar form:
Mothers' Pensions
Oril'T of County Jm!j;t; A. .1. Bee
son r ':--a iiiLC mothers' pension of
!r. C!-,ir:i Matzke. of Louisville, for
six months. Nov.. ll19. to April,
i:2. inclusive, at $13.00 per month
for the care of two dependent child
ren, approved.
Order of County Judge A. J. Bee
n renew-in;? mothers' pension of
Mrs. Hallie Black, of 1'lattsrnouth.
f..r six months. December. 1919, to
May. lftjn. inclusive, at $15.00 per
mouth for the care of four dependent
children approved.
Bridge Bond Election
County Clerk's report of vote at
tl - special election, November 4th.
1 '!!. on the question of issuance of
! 1 1. o.fMi .(H in Bridge Bonds, said
.te beinsr. "For bonds. 771; against
bond-. i:::M." approved.
Xaincs Ordered Certified for
Jury Service Dist. Court
The County Clerk was instructed
ti tvrtify the following list of names
to the Cl'-rk of the District Court
lioin which to draw the jury for the
next term of th court:
Tipton
Ed Doran. Geo. Oberle, Jr. and
M. McFall.
. ri-t-iittooil
Emmet Friend and A. E. Jardine.
"nit rck
T. C. Prks. Nelson McDowell and
Forest 1. Clymer.
I.vsle Ilorton. Fred Mciischeau
and Dick Elliott.
KIimyiimmI
A VISIT
PROCEE
rown Park Mineral Sprini
ATH
ill 25l!i and O Streets, South Omaha, now under new
management, wili convince you that we are fully equip
ped and prepared to treat you for rheumatism in all of
its various forms. Also colds, la grippe, nervous trou
ble, etc. We have relieved hundreds of others and we
can help you.
Skillful Service and Courteous Attention
Given to All Our Patrons
J
MANAGER
Scr Fletcher's
Signature cf
II. II. Schmidt, Wm. H. Hush and
Arthur Bornemeier.
Sooth llrud
O. W. Zaar and P. A. Neimian.
Herman Mitchell and Fred Schac
fer. i rutrr
W. P. Schliefert and P. II. Stan
der. l.oulvllIr
John C. Spaugler. C. G. Mayfuld
and J. It. Noyes.
A
J. P. Preese and K. II. Norris.
Mt. 1'lrninnl
Wallace Philpot and J. L. Terry
berry. i:lght Hr nnr
John Bust-he. Frederick J. Por-
Jnou and Lloyd Group.
I Nrhankn
i Henry Shoemaker; Bruce Stone.
Liberty
I A. Taylor, T. W. Swan and B.
IV Everett.
Rnrk lUufT-., 1
Cornelius Bengen. Jr.. W. G. Boe
dektr and Alf. Beverage.
ICork IIIiiITh, Sml
Waiter livers and J. I. Pitch.
I'lnttHitMMit h I'rcilisrt
Ed P.aumgart, Fred Bueehler and
T. J. Will.
I'liitloniout li. It Vnl
Frank Claus and Will Kniney.
I'lnttHmout h. -ml nrl
William Hunter, Frank Buttery
and Tim Kahouttk.
I'tnt tHmonl h. Wnril
George Klinger. George Ilild and
George Born.
I'lntt-.tnouf It. 1th Wnril
John Schulhof. John Ledgeway
and Joseph Bibershal.
I'Int tsmont It. r.lli nril
Vaclav Dvorak; Eugene Maurer,
Wrrpine Vnlor, It Wnril
I. F. Cherry.
AVrrpinc Vt-r. iiI Waril
George Stoner.
Claims Allowed
The follow ins claims were exam
ir.rd and approved:
GENERAL, FUND
Florence White, salary for
O-Vober. 1919 ? 8 5.00
Oml Fitzcerald. salary for
OftoLrr. 1919 S5.00
Will T. Adams, salary, dep
uty clerk for Oct., 1919 104.16
Mnlvi C Peterson, salary und
expense, October, 1919 190.35
TO THE
HOUSE
A. G. Cole, salary and ex
pense, Oct.. 1919 lo'J
Hans Sievers, salary and
laundrv. Oct.. 1919 113.
00
G5
00
00
C. II. Lewis, hauling rubbish
from court house
Fred Patterson, viewing pro
posed Nehawka road 13
Fred Patterson, ollice work
on records, Oct., 1919 04.
Geo. E. Farley, salary tor
October, 1919 50.
00
SO
00
The Eagle Beacon, printing
for county 1
J. II. McMakeii. storing booze
cars and livory trips 120.
Wm. IIollv. mdse. to sheriff- 5.
Lincoln T. & T. Co.. rent for
Nov. and tolls for Oct.. 1919 SO.
73
John Kopia. mdse. to Buriau
for Nov.. 1919 5.
00!
Nebr. Gas & Flee. Co., ser
vice to county farm, court
house and jail 19.
45
at)
P. II. Nichols, provisions to
Matzke for Grassman
Geo. 11. Sayles, salary an l
expense. Oct., 1919 1
9 'J
0 0
40
10
J. P. Mason, trip with elec
tion supplies
Wevrieh i Hadraba, benzine
to Sievers
James Robertson, fees. State
vs. Robert King ft a I 10.
James Robertson, fees. State-
vs. Fred Byam et al 9-
Dr. E. H. Worthman. servic
es to county patients C..
50
r.o
00
C. E. Hartford, fuel to court
house ami Schlieske 10.
Mien J. Beeson, two moth
ers' pension orders
Louisville Weekly Courier.
printing for county o"ice nl.
H. M. Sjennich:en. provis
ions to Collins. Hart and
Worden. Oct.. 1919 o".
(HI
A. J. Beeson. fees. State s.
Thorn sen and Verhul 1.
C. D. Quinton. f e. St.-.te vs.
rhomsen and Verhul 04.
9S
30
GO
IS
s;:
C. D. Quinton. jailer lees tor
October. 1919 4(k
C. D. Quinton. expense. Byam
!! Miller to Lancaster "'. 2 2.
C I (uinto!i. expense, nig
gers to' Kearney 77.
C. 1. Quinton. xilary for
S 'pter.ib-.-r. 19 19 14.",.
C. D. Quinton. boarding pris
oners fr Sep-., l'tl 9 21.
C D. Quinton, salary for
October. 1919 14.
D. Quinton. boarding pris
oners for October. 1919 24.
C. I). Quinton. jailer fees
or Srnt ( -i.'.k r. 1 9 1 9 4."
.Oo
C. I. Q-iinto:i. serviiir no
tices Nehawka .rop;'-ed
new road "
t.r.M.icvi. i.i.i: TiitN i:m'i:m
'liploii l'rrt'iiirt
J. B. Elliott. jui;;e $ 1.
M. L. Hursh. jr.dge 4.
Geo. W. Peterson, judge 4.
II. K. Kr:int:. clerk !
Cvi. K:tter. ebr' an 1 reir.ms t::.
dm nv in il I'rfritirl
R. M. Coatnian. judKe, rtns 9.
i". C. B'K kndl. judi;e
J. A. S'.iatTir. cK-rk
Alfred AnderM.n. judge '
CVrl D. Gai:, cb. rk "
Blt 'rwk l'rfM-im-i
W. E. Hand, ju.b-'e $ 4.
B. P. Lauchlin. j::dg
John Me'lor'1.. j::lue. returns. 9.
C. D. Fullmer, clerk 4.
.1. H. Wr-.b :i::iu. '. rk
Mine i r U. I'ri rim I
E. ii. Bny'.es. judge. returii.- 9.
Ed Gust Mi. ji'.dge 4.
Wm. Ktinz. judue t.
C. S. Hart, clerk 4.
AuKlen A. Turk, cb-rk L
i'.luiwootl i'rrelnet
August Panska. judge ? 4.
II. K. Schmidt, jndu;e, returns 9.
Jacob Gochry, judae 4.
Frank E. Buell. clerk 4.
r. o
LI
.' It
i .( I
i
SO J
r. o 1
j
..o i
2 0
.50
. 5 0
,MI
("has. I. Long, clerk 4
South lie ml I'rra'liift
A. D. Zaar. judire. returns ? 9
W. J. Clou.-e. judge 4
B. P. Dill, judge 4
Chas. Campbell, clerk 4
Win. Richards, clerk 4
ri plni; V liter I'rcelnel
H.-nry Wulf. judge S "
Henry F.uglia. judge "
Chris Johnson, judge "
Fred Schaefer. clerk '
.2 0
.20
.20
.L't!
.:;o
.:;o
.::o
.20
Paul Gerard, clerk and returns
outer 1rr'in't
Wm. J. Ran. judge 5 4
Chas. Gcrlach. judge, return.-- S
Dan Bourke, judge 4
Geo. E. Coon, clerk 4
.50
.To
.50
.50
Aaron Routli. clerk 4
.5 0
l.Mii 1 1 to- I'rrrlnel
C. G. Maylield. judge ? 4
W. A. Clcshorn. judge 4
V. A. Besack. judge, returns- 8
P. E. Phelps, clerk 4
50
50
0 0
.50
.50
.50
P. 11. Nichols, clerk - 4
limn I'rci'i lift
M. M. Straub. judge $ 4
J. S. Rough, judge, returns-- 8
E. H. Norris. judge 4
J. M. Dunbar, clerk 4
II. J. Street, clerk 4
Mt. riervAiint l'reiiit
.00
.50
.50
.20
.60
.90
.90
.9 0
.90
.:J0
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.SO
.20
.20
.20
Wilson Gilmore. judge. rtns.$ T
Lee Brown, judge "
P. E. Spangler, judge :5
J. W. Murdock. clerk :t
C. A. Cat hey, clerk 2
i:itilit lilc irf I'rcelm-t
F. A. Horn, judge, returns $ 7
C. Johnson, judge 4.
Henry Horn, judge 4.
Louis Hennings. clerk 4.
H. W. Heil. clerk 4.
rhnnkn lrtln-t
C. Switzer. judge, returns $ S.
J. W. Mngney. judge 4.
Alvin A. M. Reynolds, Judge- 4.
J. J. Pollard, clerk 4.
D. StelTens. clerk 4.
Mhrrly lrM-iiiet
D. Lynn, judge $ 4.
jW. A. Taylor, judge, returns- 7.
H. M. Frans. judge 4.
L. Tptou. clerk 4.
P. L'nrris. clerk 4.
et Itixk llliiirt I'r.eliiet
(leu. I. Lloyd, judge, returns. 7.
40
20
20
20
20
L. D. J Halt, judge 4.
J. Vv. Edmunds, judge 4.
,W. L. Seyboblt, clerk 4
(). A. Divi-v clerk 4.
i:nt Hoik llltitrx I'rr.-liiet
'. Wm. Wehrbein. judge. rtns.$ 7
E. B. Hutchison, judge 4
John L. Smith, judge 4
It. M. Wiles, clerk 4
Prank Grauf, clerk 4.
00
2 0
20
20
20
I'Int txmnnt Ii i'rerliict
W. T. Richardson, judge $
E. C. Rummel. judge
Adam Stoehr, judge-
J. B. Livingston, clerk
Wm. Rummel. elk. and ret'ns
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
7.10
t'til ii K Witter City, lt AVard
R. I). McNurlin. judge, rtns.$ 9.00
J. L. Kennedy, judge
C. M. Cherry, judge
L. R. Snipes, clerk!
d. L. Sj)ohn. clerk
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
Weiplnu Water City, -ml Minl
W. O. Ogden. judge ?
C. S. Nev.lorv, judge, returns-,
Geo. E. Stoner, judge
K. G. Glover, clerk
O. K. Cromwell, clerk
IMjiI IniiiimiIIi. It M'nril
4.20
9.00
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.2D
4.20
4.20
0.20
0.70
4.30
4.20
4.20
4.20
6.30
4.5 0
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.20
4.20
4.20
6.2 0
4.20
0.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
Wm.
Fred
Wm.
lia:sler. judge ?
H. Black, judge
J. Hartwick, judge
Lolincs, clerk
.1. W.
P. A.
W. B.
Clans
V. M.
Jacob
Pricke, ell:., returns
rlilll-moiil !. giul M uni
Uis'nel. judge, returns.?
Boettl. jutlge
MullN. judge
Tritsch. clerk
Jesse
Brady, clerk
I'Int InmiMith, :tl Wnril
Despain, judge. returns$
C
B.
R.
Shopp. judge
i'ielly. judge
Carlson, clerk
V.cisinger, clerk
I'Int turnout Ii, Itli Wnril
Ledgeway. judge $
L.
P.
John
Ward
.!.
D. K.
Clark, judge
V;: t horough, judge
i:ber.-ol elk., returns--
Geo. L. Parley, clerk
' I'Int (.mi, ill Ii. Titli Wnril
.1. B. Higley. judge. returns$
Fritz lteinrieh, judge
George Schr.nz, judge
Aug. Bach, clerk
("has. H. Lewis, clerk
Win. IP.il'l'-h. labor on booths.
Stove Creek precinct $
Claus Boetel, work on booths.
Plattsmouth City
Jo',.n P. Saltier, ireas.. hall
rem and lights, Plattsmouth
2d ward polling- place
P. P. Ross, room rent, Sept.
and Novi niber election
L. P. 1 rryberry, trip to
Omaha for prisoners
John Bauer, work at jail
PlaM.-inoiith Sfeai!i Laundry,
laundry ' comity jail
2.00
S.OO
7.00
12. 00
12.50
1 . o o
6.J5
10.00
1.200
12.0(
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Fred E. Per.i, ambulance ser
vice to Byam and Thomson
School Dist. No... SO. room
rent for Sept. ami Novem
ber elections
School DM. No. SS. r'om
j-ent for Sept. and Novem
b r t leet inns
li. W. Stewart, loom rent,
Novt-iiiber election, Green
wood preei:iet
Earl J. Qiinn. room rent
for November 'diction. Cen
ter precinct
H. D. Reed, room rent, Nf-
vemher election. Weeping
:. '-.at.'!-. 1st ward
lllarr- wr.en. room rent. No
I r'.:J,rl election 'tive (.'reek
pr
S-!)oo
rent.
i :i ;
et
Dit. No. S3, room
Nov. election, Weep-
A'i.ter pret-.net
C jK'.'. roor.i rent No
i ." election. Aoca pre-
0.0 0
Ora K
in b
;-i :'Ct
!! :;ry
0.0O
. Tool. room
rent
Elm-
November elect ion.
oo,l precinct'
Charles E. Martin, member
board of canvassers
W. I".. Hand, room rent. No
v. ml'er election. Salt Creek
precinct
chas. CampiKdl. hall rent.
November election. South
I :.' pi'ei i net
Slander Stand r. two new
ballot boxes for Louisville
precinct
Wm. Holly, member board
of canvassers
Geo. olive, room rent, Nov.
election. 2nd ward, Weep
ing Water city
San ford G. Coglizer. work on
boot lis, Sept. and Novem
ber elect ions
Plattsmouth Journal, print
ing and supplies for county
II. M. Soennichsen, mdse. to
county farm
A. Steinkamp. 2.00 lbs. stock
food to county farm
C. D. Quinton. for boarding
prisoners, August, 1919
C. D. Quinton, mileage post
ing election notices
W. E. Mason, watching for
booi'.e cars
J. 1 1. Tains, salarv for Oc
tober, 1919 "
E. A. Wurl, mdse. to county
farm. Hobson and Monroe-
C. P. Vallcry, room rent and
care of booths. November
and Sept. elections
Best or Ac Swatek, basket and
cord to court house
Ilillyard Cheni. Co., 5 gallon
of Shineall to court house.
State Journal Co.. election
supplies, ballot boxes ami
supplies to county
Ambicr Bros., provisions to
Dutfleld for Sept., 1919
C W. Crabtree, mdse. fur
nished Adams, Oct.. 1919--
W. A Robertson, attorney
fees. State vs. King et al
R. M. Coatnian. freight on
election booths. Greenwood
precinct
D. C Morgan, envelopes to
county assessor
Weeping Water Republican,
printing for couuty offices
I'niv. Pub. Co., supplies to
county superintendent
Dr. P. W. Kruse, services to
county patients. Oct.. 1919
C. G. Fricke. coal and wood
to Hyde and Worden
0.0 0
;;.oo
I
0
0
6.0 0
coo
s.oo
;;.oo
6.00
3.00
400. o:;
44. o0
37.50
10.50
3S.40
4.00
120.00
61.20
15.00
S.60
10.00
352.50
7.37
10.00
25.00
1.5S
2.S6
24.94
6.36
4S.00
30.50
MOTHERS' PENSION FUND
Mrs. Martha Franke. moth
ers pension, Nov., 1913 $ 20.00
BANKING
BOOKKiCPING
TELF-GRAPHy
Wlirlautlil all Commercial
breach, l.r 20 r. r"itiolar
cTvry craduatr. KaMt pro- rott
ni-4ion. Low taitma. SmHtnU CATALOO"C
work lor bo.. BCyitS C0UCCE
fV MIA IVTTJ I 1 1' It '
1 as a
CoDjrm1" Hit
by H.J. Ki'Vnnlda
Tobacco Co.
Mrs. Edith Duckworth, moth
ers' pension, Nov., 1919
Mrs. t'hlora Allen, mothers'
pension. Nov.. 1919
Mrs. Ellen Davis, mothers'
pi'.siou. Nov., 1319
Mrs. Katherine Myers, moth
ers' pension. Nov., 1919
Mrs. Ethel Boetel. mothers'
pension, November, 1919
Mrs. Viola Auxier. mothers
pens-ion. Nov.. 1919-
Mrs. Mae Hyde, for mothers
pension, Nov., 1919
Mrs. Lucy R. Lyle, mothers'
pension, Nov., 1919
Mrs. Ida Schlieske, moth
ers' pension, Nov., 1919
Mrs. Hettie Covert, mothers'
pension. Nov.. 1919
Mrs. Hallie Black, mothers"
pension. Nov.. 1919
Mrs. Esther Heneger, moth
ers" pension, Nov., 1919
Mrs. Margaret Lahoda, moth
ers' pension, Nov., 1919
Mrs. t'lara Matzke, mothers'
pension, Nov.. 1919
ROAD FUND
J. Johaanscn, part payment
Jo
10
25
10
25
40.
40
10
20
10
15
20
20
15
filling ditch, road district
No. 7
I. Johannsen, road work in
road district No. 7
Walter livers, road work in
1150.
o c t
o .
road district No. 2
r t tc:-y Mi. f
96.90
C. F. Vallery, road work in
road district No. 1
Chas. Barnard, road work in
road district No. 1
John Beck. road work in
road district No. 1
Albert Eentz, road work in
road district No. 1
50.20!
Albert Eentz. pulling grader
in road district No. 1
10S.00
Robert Mickle, road work
and freight, road district
No. 14
290.07
A. J. Hoover, road work in
road district No. 3 5S.80
S. S. Peterson, road work in
load district No. 5 7.25
E. B. Chapman, road work in
road district No. 11 165.00
John Iverson, work on grac-
er, road district No. 10 6.S5
John Iverson, work on grad
er, road district No. 27 2.50
A. D. Zaar, road work and
material, road dist. No. 4 130.86
II. C. Creamer, road work in
road district No. 10 SO. 00
Chas. Stout, road work in
road district No. 15 4.75
R. Ketelhut, road work in
road district No. 12 621.15
John Dankleff, road work in
road district No.' 14 15.40
II. C. Creamer, road work in
road district No. 10 104.40
A. I). Zaar. road work in
road district No. 4 112.90
E. B. Chapman, road work
in road district No. 11 20.00
E. B. Chapman, road work
in road district No. 11 110.00
H. A. Meisinger, road work
in road district No. 2 115.70
John Lohnes, road work in
road district No. 2 27.50
Prank Rouse, road work in
road district No. 5 60.00
Prank Rouse, road work in
road district No. 5 134.00
Baltz Meisinger, road work
in road district No. 2 37.00
Coatman Hardware Co., for
nails, oil and grease, road
district No. 6 4.19
R. A. Troop, road work in
road district No. 1 1-50
E. 15. Chapman, road work
in foad district No. 11 12S.00
I. T. Koyer. road work in
road district No. Id 1-7. o
J. D. Allen, road worK in
road district No. 16 oSy.iu
M. G. atava, road work in
mi III. il 1 ' "
SAY, you'll have a streak of smokeluck that'll
put pep-in-jAour-smokemotor, all right, if you'll
ring-in with a sure-joy 'us jimmy pipe and nail Eome
Prince Albert for packing!
Just between ourselves, you
never will wise-up to high-spot-smoke-joy
until you can call a pipe
by its first name, then, to hit the
peak -of-pleasure you land square
on that two-fistsd-man-tobacco,
Prince Albert !
Well, sir, you'll be so all-fired
happy you'll want to get a photo
graph of yourself breezing up the
pike with your smokethrottle wide
open ! Talk about smoke-sport!
Quality makes Prince Albert so
Vo (j huy Prince Albert everywhere ?jbzccu ta sji'.'. Topp red bae.
tidy red tirtM, hendgome pound and half fyound tin humidors and
that dotty, practical pound crystal glut humidor with iP.inn
moihtener top that keep the tobacco in ruch perfect coitdttton.
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salcr
road district No. 1
E. O. Harlin. road work ia
road district No. 16
W. H. Seyfr, road work in
road district No. 12
II. C. Creamer, road work in
road district No. 10
Wm. Brothwell, sharpening:
and repairing grader, road
district No. 16
Elmer Johnson, road work
in road district No. 2
W. W. Coatmafi, road work
in road district No. 6
Glenn Perry, one IS inch
galvanized iron culvert in
road district No. 10
E. 13. Chapman, road work
in road district No. 11
Frank J. Davis, road work
in road district No. 14
Nebr. Culv. &. Mfg. Co.. one
iron culvert, road dist. 7
Richard G. White, filling in
bridge, road district No. 16
P. E. Myers, road work in
road district No. 16
Geo. P. Oehlerking. for road
work in road dist. No. 15
J. D. Allen, road work in
road district No. 16
J. D. Allen, road work in
road district No. 16 .
J. D. Allen, rond work in
road district No. 16
:;.
3
25
156
00
.00
.00
00
.00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
163
53.
67
4
38
31
9S
79
00
00
00
45
64
DRAGGING FUND
J. Johannsen. dragging roads
in road district No. 7
Nick Becker, dragging roads
in road district No. 16
Robt. Mickle. dragging roads
in road district No. 14
A. J. Hoover, for dragging
roads in road dist. No. 3
E. B. Chapman, for dragging
roads in road dist. No. 11
Wm. S. Wetenkamp. drag
ging roads, road dist. No. 1
V. A. Besack. for dragging
roads in road dist. No. 3
R. L. Whiteman. dragging
roads in road dist. No. 12
Prank Rouse, dragging roads
80.00
19.50
5.25
12.00
9.30
13. S7
3.00
3.50
2.00
19.10
BigType Poland-China Boars
for Sale!
Fourteen Big Type Poland-China Boars
for sale. Black Prince Is the sire of these
boars, and the dams are Waubonsie Girl,
Waubonsie Carrie Queen, Waubonsie 2d,
Waubonsie Queen. These boars dams came
from the Waubonsie Herd. These sows are
the breeding of Weatherhead Bros. & Wolfe.
Black Prince is the breeding of Adolph
Steinkamp.
James L. Terryberry & Son,
Cedar Creek, Nebraska
appeal in ail along the smoke lin.
Men who never before ecu Id
smoke a pipe and m?n who've
smoked pipes for years all toctii'y
to the delight it' hands out! P. A.
can't Lite or parch! Both ; ;e
cut out by our exclusive pstorjtL.'d
process !
Right now while lha going's
gcod ycu et cut your eld jimmy
pipe or buy a new er:e c-.d lnnd
on somo P. A. fcr whr.i cil- j-o"
particular im?! ccppr'.ite '
00 in road district No. 5
Collins Oil Co., assigned to
75 Mike Tritsch, gas furnished
road district No. 1
OC. F. Vallery. dragging roads
in road district No. 1
40 Albert Eer.tz. dragging roads
in ro?.d district No. 1
Chas. C. Barnard, dragging
00 roads in road dist. No. 1
L. P. Terryberry. gas and
!7.30
2.00
oil. road district No. 1
John 51. 51eisinger, dragging
roads in road dist. No. 1
H. S. McClerry, dragging
roads and pulling tree in
road district No. 1
R. B. Eeffler. for dragging
roads in road dist. No. lo
ll. A. Troop, dragging roads
in road district No. 1
00
50
j. D. Allen, dragging roads
82
in road district No. 16
E. G. Harlin, dragging roads
in road district No. 16
H. C. Creamer, for dragging
roads in road dist. No. 10
Elmer Johnson, for dragging
roads in road dist. No. 2
H. A. Meisinger, for dragging
roads in road dist. No. 2
D. Fischer, dragging roads
in road district No. 6
F. E. Myers, dragging roads
50
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The Famous Gulbranseu Player
Piano can be had from A. Hotpe Co.,
of Omaha. Do you realize that A.
Hospe Co., has been selling pianos
to your friends and relatives for
over forty-five years? Write or
phone them for terms on the Famous
Gulbransen. 6-4tw
Money to loan on city real estate
by the Plattsmouth Loan & Building
Association. See T. M. Patterson.
Secretary. 3-2tM
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27.00
17.M(
.VS.0'1
13.0't
2.25
1 1.10
S.25
S.25
::.oo
2.2 5
6.00
10.75
4 5.00
10. SO
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