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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
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"A blizzard?
We should worry
Chesterfield
LET 'cr blow. An exciting
yarn, a good fire, thesat
isfy smoke," and you're fixed
for the evening. And, mind
you, the "satisfy" blend can't
be copied that's why only
Chesterfields can satisfy.
teacher. Miss Tyson, at the school
near Mynard Thursday he had the
mb.foitunte to have his right Oeg
fractured. The young man was as
sisting in adjusting the stovepipe at
Vac school and was standing ou a
ladder when it fell with the result
that he was thrown to the floor and
(sustained fracture to his lim.' This
is the. second accident of this nature
to occur in the Jean family, as the j
twin brother of Covert three years i
ro had his leg fractured by beins
kicked by a horse.
DEATH OF JOHN E. BAKER
John E. Baker who died Friday
morning of influenza at his home on
the Serle Davis farm northeast of
town was buried in Oakwood ceme
tery at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
On account of the illness of Mr3.
Baker and a child and the prevailing
epidemic only short services were
held at the grave conducted by the
Ror. W. II. Riley, r-stor of the Con
gregational church.
Mr. Eaker had lived In the con
munity the last five years, coming
here from Missouri. He held a repu
tation as a splendid worker and an
honest and upright man. He was 34
years. C months and 29 days old. He
kv.ves to mourn his untimely death
besides his wife and five children his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Y. H. Baker,
four miles southeast of town, six
brother and two sisters; the brother,
Joe and sister Bertha who live with
their parents, two brothers, Ernest
and Ed of Dewey, Okla.. I. J., two
miles west cf town. Theodore, of
Kansas Citr, Archie ot Missouri and
a married sister of Manhattan. Kas
The two latter were unsble to get
here for the funeral. Weeping Wat
er Republican.
SATISFYING RELIEF
FROM LUMBAGO
Sloan's Liniment has the
punch that relieves
rheumatic twinges
OMAHA MAN HAS
GAINED 10 FOUNDS
PUBLIC
SALE
EOY SUFFEHS BE0EE1T LEG
Fn n Sat a y Iaily.
WJi?!e Covert Jean, or.o of the
young sons' of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Jean, was engaged in assisting his
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THIS PICTURE WA3 MADE TO f.TART YOU THINKING. TO
BRING HOME TO YOU, THAT AS THE TEARS ROLL ALONG, OLD
AGE COMES ALO.HG.
WILL YOU SPEND YOUR OLD AGE IN PIECE AND COMFORT;
OR, WILL YOU BE DEPENDENT ON YOUR FRIENDS OR CHAR
ITY? THE SURE WAY TO HAVE MONEY FOR YOUR FUTURE IS TO
OPEN AN ACCOUNT IN OUR BANK NOWr AND ADD TO IT REGU
LARLYAND DON'T INVEST IT WITHOUT CONSULTING YOUR
BANKER.
PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK.
YOU WILL RECEIVE r INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNT?.
The 'undersigned will offer for
sale at public auction- at his home
1SU miles soutliv.e.-t of Platts-
nicuth and G miles east and 1 mile
north of Manley on
Friday, February 20
commencing at 10 c. n., the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
16 Hsad of Kcrscs
Ore Porchcron stallion, 9 years old.
weight 1P50; one black mare. 9 years
old. weight 1400; one bay mare, S
vears old. weight 1500: one bay
mare,' 7 years old. weight 1200; one
black horse, 1 year old. weight 1S00;
one black mare, 7 years old, weight
1100; one bay mare, 12 years old,
weight 1C00; one bay mare, 7 years
old. weight 1300; one bay mare with
foal, weight 1200; nine head of colts.
Five head of cattle 3 milk cows
and 2 calves.
Farm IVTacliinery
One riding cultivator; two walk
ing cultivators; one gang plow; one
two-row machine; one corn stalk cut
ter; one mowing mac-nine; one press
drill; one lister; two farm wagons;
two sets of work harness; one cutter;
one spring wagon; one gas engine
IVi.hp.; many other articles too
numerous to mention.
Lunch will be served at noon.
Terras cf Sale
All sums of $10 and under cash;
on all sums over 510 a credit of six
moJs time will be givea piirchaser
giving good bankable note bearing S
per cent from date. All property to
be settled far before removed from
the premises.
JOHN UltlSH. Owner.
Bill Dunn. Auctioneer.
Louis Friedrich. Clerk.
This warmth-giving, congestion
scattering circulation-stimulating rem
edy penetrates without rubbing ripht to
the aching spot, and brings quick re
lief, surelj-, cleanly. A wonderful help
for external pains, sprains, strains, stiff
ness, headaches, lumbago, bruises.
Get your bottle today costs little,
means much. Ask your druggist for
it by name. Keep it handy for the
whole family. The big bottle is econ
omy. 35c, 70c. $1.43.
Fireman on Unicn Pacific Eunnino;
Out of Metropolis, Says Tanlac
Restored Him to Health.
"It was a lucky uay ror me when
I found Tanlac, for nothing but a
real medicine could do what a few
bottles of it did for me," said Ira W.
Polsley, fireman on the Union Pa
cific, who lives at 2033 Elm Street,
, Omaha, Nebraska.
j "I had always been a strong and i
healthy man," he continued, "till,
about six months previous to the time ;
1 1 began taking Tanlac. Then
t's top it off with a good smoke :
Chestcrpeia
NOTHING hits the
spot like Chester
fields. And the blend can't
be copied it's a secret.
Nn use looking o?
"Satisfy" anyvhere but in
Chesterfields.
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Plattsmouth Man's Testimony Re
mains unshaken.
Time is thv Lest test of truth. Here
is a riattsmouth story that has stood
Lhe test of time. It is a story with
i point which will come straight
home to manv of us.
Jonathan llatt. general storekeep
er, 414 Main street, Plattsmouth,
ays: "I used Doan's Kidney Pills
ir.d I consider them a most effective
nedicine for backache and other
kidney ailments. Doan's have proven
heir value to pie for such trouble.'
OVEIl THREE YEARS LATER;
Mr. Halt said: "Doan's Kidney Pills
:re surely all right and what I said
n my form-r endorsement holds
jood. When my kidneys cause me
iny trouble. Doan's soon put me
ight."
Price GOc. at all dealers. Don't
imply ask f jr a kidney remedy-
ret Doan s Mdnev Pills tne same
hat Mr. Ha't had. Foster-Milburn
"o.. Mfrs., Pufialo. N. Y.
Roy Stine departed this morning
ror L nion wiiere he was. called by
the serious illness of his Brother, R.
D. Stine. who is suffering from an
Httack of the flu.
PUBLIC
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PUBLIC SAL
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OF HORSES
KMQDEirs LIVERY OARK. ftrtURRAY
Commencing at 2:30 P. M. on
FrkJay? February 20th
When the follovin-j described horses will be offered
for sale:
Onti team of black, rtiars, 6 years old, weight 1300, broke;
one team cf gray maTes, 8 and 10 years old, we'giit I 150,
broke; one team, bay and sorrel, 4 and 7 years old, weight
1 1C0 and 1200; one team of bay Lorses, 4 3'ears old,
weight 12( 0, moke; one team, bay and black, hcrre and
mare, 6 and 8 years old, weight 1200, broke; one team of
horif -, brown and black, 4 and 6 years old, weight 1400,
broke; one team of mares, bay and roan, 5 years old,
veihl 1200, o:ii with foal by jack; one bay mare, 3 3'ears
old, weight 1200; one sattle mare, 8 yeais old, weight
1 100; one boy horse, 4 years old, weight 1 2C0.
The usual terms and conditions w ill apply to this sale
DORA Owner
Youiif, Aucticncr W. G. Borde!ce C'crlc
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JOSEPH J. JOHNSON will sell at
public auction at his home on the
Henry Eiker-bary farm, two and one
half miles southwest of Plattsmouth
on
Honday. February 23,
the following' cescribed property,
to-wit:
One team mules, seven a.nd eight
years olu. weight 2 600; one bay
team, four and five years old, weight
bvv; one black mare, four years
old, weight 1500; one team Shire
horses, three and four vears old.
weight 2600; one team Percheron
celts, coming three years old; one
Iron gray four years old, weight 900;
one celt, coming two years old.
Two first class milk cows.
Seven head gool 120-lb. shoats.
Farm Machinery, Etc.
One John Deere 2-row machine;
two walking cultivators; one riding
cultivator; two good farm wagons;
one wagon box; one wood wheel
truck and rack; cne 3-section har
row ; one -section narrow; one corn
elevator; one horse power; two scoop
end-gates; 275 fence posts; one
root Deering binder; one corn plant
er; 120 rods of check row wire; one
Fordson tractor and plows; one auto
trailer; one Ford truck body; one
grindstone; one cob fork; one scoop
shovel; one lS-inch disc harrow; one
anBrunt press drill; one Case list
er; one 12-inch walking plow; one
1 C-iiicIi sulky p'ow; one S-foot Deer
ing Under; one 22-36 Sawyer Massy
separator; two sets harness - with
breeching; one set harness without
breeching; one set light driving har
ness; two sets of cord fly nets; one
35-galion iron kettle; one 30-gallou
copper kettle; SO-gallcn drum lubri
cating oil; large galvanized iron
lined meat task; one 5-gaIIon milk
can; one lawn swin..
entire Furnishings
of nine-room house will be sold at
administrator's sale:
One dining- room set; one kitchen
range; one kitchen table and chairs;
The undersigned will offer for sale
it Public Auction at Cedar Nook
.arm, i't miles noitn ana i nine
vest of Union; 22 miles east and
?t; r.iilr n,-h of Nehawka: 3 Ri
mile west of
rny
health began to fail and I soon got
all out of fix. At the time my trou
ble started, I weighed one hundred
and forty pounds, but it wasn't long
till I lost several pounds and jrst
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US" nO ijreu ana worn out an tne time.
1 SMalU iIj appetite was very poor and the
little I did eat failed to nourish me
properly and I couldn't work long at
a time without feeling exhausted. My
liver was sluggish and I had no
ambition or energy. I often suffer
ed from awful headaches and was
nervous and restless all the time. I
don't know just what my trouble
was, but I felt miserable and unfit
for work.
"I hardly knew what to do until
a Union Pacific engineer told me
how much Tanlac helped him and
advised me to try it. It proved to
be just what I needed for the first
tew doses made a big difference in
feelings, my appetite soon came back
and I could eat and enjoy anything
set before me. On finishing my
third bottle, I found my health not
only fully restored but I had actual
ly gained ten pounds besides. In ;
fact, I am heavier now than I was j
before my health began to fail. That
tired worn out feeling is gone and j
I have energy, ambition and strength
;o do my work with as much ease !
is I ever could. Tanlac is ccrta;r'y
wonderful medicine and I am glad
has done me."
Tanlac is sold in Plattsmouth by
P. G. Fricke Co.; in Alvo by Alvo
Drug Co.; in Avoca by O. K. Cope3;
in South Bend by E. Surzenegger ;
in Greenwood by E. F. Smith; in
Weeping Water by Meier Drug Co.;
in Elmwood by L. A. Tyson; in
Murdock by II. V. McDonald; in
Ixiuisville by Blake's Pharmacy; in
Eagle by F. W. Bloomenkamp; in
Union by E. W. Keedy in Nehawka
bv D. D. Adams; in Murray by Meier
Drug Co., and in Mauley by Rudolph
Bergmann.
cne ice box; one parlor suite; three
bedroom suites; one brass bed; Royal
vacuum electric sweeper; ail cooking
utensil?, dishes, bedding and many
other articles too numerous to meu
tian. Sale starts at 10 o'clock.
Lunch served at noon.
Teres of Sale
All sums or $10 and under ca;h.
On al! sums over $10 a credit of six
months will Le given, purchaser giv-
ni'.es south and
Murray; 10 miles south and 2 miles
.vest of Plattsmouth, on
FltlFAY, FEERUARY 20
ommencing at 10:00 o'clock a. m.,
he following described property to-
wit:
11 Head of Horses 11
One span of grey geldings, S and
3 vears old. wt. 2600; one span oi
black drivers, mare and horse, with
smooth mouths, wt. 2100; one span
bay and sorrel geldings, 5 and 6
vears old. unbroken, wt. 2200: one
grey gelding. 11 years "old. wt. 1600;
one bay gelding. 7 years old, wt
14 00; one black horse, 16 years old
wt. 1300; one sorrel gelding, 4 years
old, wt. 1000; black mare, 4 years
old, wt. 1200.
14 Head of Cattle 14
Three head of milk cows. two
giving milk; one stock cow, 4 years
old: three heifers coming 2 years
old three heifers coming 1 year old;
one bull calf coming 1 years old; two
young calves: one Durham bull com
ing three years old.
Duroc-Jersey Hogs
Eight head of Duroc-Jersey sows,
will farrow in March and April; one
thoroughbred Duroc-Jersey male hog.
Farm Implements. Etc.
One Deerir.g binder, 7 foot; two
Deering mowing machines; one Van
Brunt 12-disc wheat drill; two Bad-
er riding cultivators; two Avery
'walking cultivators; two Western
Bell 14-inch listers; two Jmesvillej
di:cs; one Moline B. E. gang plow;
Moline corn planter; Sandwich hay
loader; hay rake, 10 foot length;
ow stalk cutter; two 3-section
harrows; one 2-section harrow; two
walking plows, one 12-inch, other
16-inch; walking lister; four wag
ons with boxes: two iron wheel
wagons with hav racks; oscillating
boa sled; top buggy; spring wagon;
o-disc wheat drill; 5-shovel plow;
two steel stock tanks; four steel
listed corn b xes; two sets of work
harness; one set single and one set
double drivii: harness; some extra
collars; Windsor heater, 18-inch fire
pot ; Golden Harvest cream separa
tor; Fairbanks-Morse 3 h. p. kero
sere engine; Chatham grain grader;
two road dras; four rolls slat crib
bing; Fairbar.ks-Morse feed grinder
and numerous other articles to be
made known on eale day.
Lunch Served on Ground at Noon
TERMS OF SALE All sums of $10
and under, cash. On sums, over that
amount a credit of six to eight
moaths will i,e given, purchaser to
give bankable note bearing interest
at the rate of s from date of sale.
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Having sold my farm and will move to Nebraska, I
will sell at public auetion at my farm, 32 miles south
west of Pacific Junction and 1 mile east cf Plattsmouth
Ferry, on
Saturday, Feb 21
Commencing at 1 1 a. m., the following property:
1 6 Head of Horses and EVSuSos
24 Head of CaitSe
Hay, Alfalfa, White Corn, Fence Posts, Feed Bunk?,
Plymouth Rock Chickens. (A cash deposit of 75 of
the corn and hay purchase will be required.)
EVlacninery, Etc.
I will sell at private sale a 10-20 Titan Tractor, with a
John Deere 3-bottom plaw and Tandem Tractor Disc.
THE USUAL TERMS OF SALE!
NOTICE TO EAGLES
There will be given at the Eagle;'
hall l y the membership of the lodge
uid fcr the Eagles and their famil
ies a most pleasant dance on Wednes
day evening which will be a heme
aifair for the members and families.
here will be cards and a delight
ful lunch as well. All members of
the lodge and familres are urged to
be in attendance as an excellent
time is assured. ltw-3td
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W. R. YOUNG and FRANK BOYLE, Auctioneers
C. C. DAVIS, Clerk
ZT" Conveyances will meet Burlington train Nc. 4 at
Pacific Junction.
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FOR SALE
For Sale Ford roadster, delivery
body. Also good milk cow, one bar
re? spray pump and Oliver typewrit
er No. 9, almost new; one Real
Estate range; one fumed oak china
closet; 2 fumed oak rockers;. one ir
on bed. one collapsible baby buggy;
one oak work table and numerous
other household articles. Phone 251,
A. A. Alexander. d&w
If it's in the book line, call at!
the Journal office.
MR. FARMER
If you wish to have your money on Real Estate Mort
gage Security earning
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interest, per annum, free from Personal Taxes in Ne
braska, and from the Normal Federal Income Taxes,
SEE
MR. E. P. LUTZ,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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ir.z bankable n-te bearing S per cent I Property mu.-: be settled for before
I'.ieresT frorj date. Pronertv mMst remove I from prenme3.
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N ' V.'. P.. YOfXa. Auctioneer.
H GEO. 9. POVEY, Clerk.
J. D. CROSS & SONS.
COL. W. K. YOUNG. Auctioneer.
- 31. PATTERSON. Clerk.
Not rubber hose but men's silk lisle hose on
3 for
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sale
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We find we have left on hand from last season a little lot
of 23 dozen (skidco)silk lisle hose that we cannot dupli
cate to sell less than 60c. We offer them to you to close
at 3 for $1.00. They come in black, gray and cordovan.
Look like silk and wear better. Another chance formou
to beat H. C. L. 113
C. E. Utfescott's Sons
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