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Your appetite will sit up and beg at the
sight of KRUMBLES.
The KRUMBLES method brings
out all the delicious, natural flavor and
sweetness that have been hiding in
wheat for all these thousands of years.
Take a saucer of KRUMBLES! Pour in the cream
or milk. Taste it before you add sugar.
Find out how sweet and delicious wheat can be
when prepared in this new and better way.
Look for this Signature
4 f cents, in the Kellogg:
I tf WAXTITE package,
which, keeps the fresh, good
flavor in and all other flavors
out.
Joe, the Soda Man
For your wants in ICE CREAM
and ICES
Also a full line of cigars
and O'Brien's fine candies.
First Class Lunches
Served All Summer
FARE $322 fe-DAILY BETWEEN
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WALL PAPER
THH IS THK TIME OF TIIK VKAIl WHEX THIS
HOUSKW IFK IS TUKXIXU HKIt ATTKXTIOX TOWAKU
sraixtj hh sf.( Li:AMX(i and this ii:iim:kix;
OF THIS HOI SIS, OH AT I.ISAST A 1UH)M OH TWO.
VK WANT TO HILMIXU VOF THAT WIS 1 1 A K A
MOST COMFLFTK STtMK, AM) THAT tti: I J 111 I. IS
WIS CAX l'LISASK VOl'. THK .'KIDS AUK VAItllSH
KXorcHi to isiiT i:tsi;y tastis
From 5c to $2 a Roll
WIS IXVITE YOl TO YMIS IX AXY TIME A XI) IN
SPECT THE STOt'U, Will I Ml vol MAKE A I'l il
CHASE OH NOT.
F. J. Brenoan
OX REALITY .COHXEir
i h r s j i: w is i. h y
MURDER NEAR
SCOTTSBLUFF
Iim'iIi l.iiWon KIIIimI In Own Hume
Willie ltealini( Xeuimiter
Shoi Fired Thru Window
Do;s A('l Is IS FAIIIIU-IN-EAW
What Iiiih llie Hpeflrntirp of belnp
(lie most villaiiioiin nniriler in in i ( -led
(11 thin state for it iiny yeiirs oe
(Mlireil three mileH enst of SoottS
I'hiiT Erldny evening, the 11th, when
Joseph l.ayton whs uliot tit roll (th tho
hend by an unknown nrstisnln while
flitln.n tit the pupper 'able reuding h
newspnper.
The ineinbrrH of h'B family were
nil present In the room at the time
of the murder, and all heard the
fhot and saw the murdered man's
head slowly sink on tils breast and
blood st ream from his nose and ears.
Han Jordan, Lay ton's father-in-law,
according to the evidence submitted,
quickly leaped up and blew out the
li!ht which was sitting on the table,
and the women, Including Eayton's
wife, Mrs. Dun Jordan, and Miss Es
ther Cutlett, who had been working
In the Layton home, werp. taken Into
another room, after whli Jordan
summoned a neighbor and reported
the affair to him. The neighbor, J.
C. Moore, had heard the shot and
shortly afterward a woman's scream.
Mrs. Moore stepped out of the house
for a moment, but hearing nothing
more returned to the house, and In
about fifteen minutes Jordan appear
ed and told the story.
The chief of police, a doctor, cor
oner, and others were called upon
the scene, and It was but a short
time until a large crowd had collect
ed. M. J. Huffman, acting county
attorney In the absence of Attorney
White, was one of the first to arrive.
According to Mrs. Layton and Mr.
Jordan, her father, the Itusslan
farmers In the neighborhood had
pi-oven troublesome to Layton, and
on several occasions he had express
ed himself as wishing lie was out of
the country, as be feared they would
kill him. As a sign of nervousness,
they stated that he had fed tho hogs
three times Friday forenoon, and
had also cleaned the bam twice In
that time.
It seems that suspicion, In that un-
explalnable manner that usually oc
curs when there la a crime, fastened
Itself upon Jordan. He stated that
followed the same course. As the
door was opened, the dogs went
straight to Jordan, and would mv
done him bodily Injury had t:ie n,.
been held In leash by their owner.
As Jordan saw the dogs coming, h
took hold of hiH wife's dress ami
pushed her In front of hi in. but the
dogs (julckly went around the wom
an. Il developed In the teat Ixony that
three men In a bupny Htopped II. T.
Johnson, county commissioner, who
with his family, was driving in his
automobile to the home of a friend
near ScotlHhluff, while they were
near the Layton home, and asked I?
he had been at Lavton's. to whleli
Mr. Johnson replied that layton had
been murdered. The identity of th.
men has not been ascertained, but It
Is thouglrt that one of theni wua a.
rtuNstan.
The woman when questioned tolI
the same stories regarding their pos
itions In the room when the fatal
shot was 11 red. M Irs Cntlett sworei
positively that Jordan was In the
room when Layton was murdered,,
and thnt he did not leave the hous
until about fifteen minutes after
ward. Mrs. Layton became hysteric
al when she wuh questioned and call
ed for her hand bag, from which she
produced a bottle of whiskey, which.
It would seem, Is her ever ready help--In
time of trouble. She has one
child, which some of the witnesseg.
claimed was by her first hunbnnd.
while others claimed she had never -before
been married. Jordan told oni
the stand that she had never been:
married, and when questioned re
garding the child he replied, "Well,
don't some women have kids without,
being married?"
As an evidence that there was no
great amount of congeniality exist
ing between Layton and his wife's"
parents, was shown In the testlmnoy
of Mr. Moore, who stated that Lay
ton told him on the morning before
the murder, "Did you ever see any
one that would stick around and
would do no more than these peo
ple here? Mrs. Jordan lo sick, but
as soon as she gets better they are
golng to have to move."
According to the physician, every
bone In Layton'a skull was broker
from the force of the blow, the bul
let passing entirely through both
portions of the brain, death resulting
instantly.
As soon as the bloodhounds were
sent for, guards were placed around
the Layton home, and a large pleco
of canvas was placed over the ground
near the window through which tho
assassin shot, so that the hounds
would have a clear scent.
What deepens the mystery Is that
a box of loaded cartridges, with only
a few missing, was found In a trunk
In the house and a .30-30 Wlnrbest-
the shot sounded like It came from a
Winchester rille, but stated that they er was found In the hay loft with one
had no such gun on the premises, empty and one loaded shell, the erup
whlch statement was confirmed by ty shell coming out first on examlna
both Mrs. Layton and Mrs. Jordan, tlon of the gun. The discovery of
As soon as any action could be the gun in this out-of-the-way nosl-
taken, J. M. Fulton, at Hastings, tlon was accidental, It being found
was communicated with and asked
to bring his noted bloodhounds to
the scene, and they went through
Alliance Sunday morning. Fulton
and the hounds were met here by A.
T. Crawford, who made the drive In
by a neighbor who had come to as
sist the officers. Pieces of lead and
the metal Jacket were found strewn
over the floor near where Layton had
been sitting.
Mrs. Jordan, wife of Mrs. Layton'a
his auto. As Boon as they arrived father, has been married five times.
at the Layton home, Jordan asked and she is but 21 years old. Mrs. Lay
permission to speak to Fulton before ton, wife of the murdered man, la
putting the hounds on the trail, stat- only 19 or 20. It wbb found that
log as he did so that "they might the Jordans and Mrs. Layton had
fasten suspicion on some innocent been imbibing freely in whiskey the
party. day of the murder.
The dogs were put on the trail The coroner's Jury returned a ver
about 8 o'clock Sunday morning, be-, diet that Layton came to bis deatb
ing used separately. The first hound
dashed around the house and up to
the door, making frantic efforts to
obtain entrance; the second bound
RHEUMATISM ARRESTED
Many people suffer the tortures of
lame muscles and stiffened joints because
of impurities in the blood, and each succeeding-
attack seems more acute uotil
rheumatism has invaded the whole system.
To arrest rheumatism it is quite as im
portant to improve your general health as
to purify your blood, and the cod liver oil
in Scott'sEmulsion Is nature'sgreai niooa-
by a bullet fired from a gun in the
hands of an unknown assassin, and
recommended that Mr. and Mrs. Jor
dan, Mrs. Layton, and the hired girl.
Miss Catlett, be detained as witness
es In the case. The men who were
guarding Mrs. Layton all day Sunday
stated that fhe consumed about a
quart cf whiskey la that length of'
time. t
It seems that Mr." Layton was a.
man of considerable means. Miss'
Mattle Layton; a near relative, baa
been appointed administratrix.' At-,
torney L. L. Raymond, of Seottsbluff
will look after tba legal matters for
the Layton family.
strengthens the organs to expel the ,
impurities ana upouiia your stn-ngtn.
Scott's Emulsion is biiping thousands
every day who could not find other relief.
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.
SELLS ARABIAN HORSES
I DRINK HOT TEA
j FOR A BAD COLD
fkt a miail package of Hamburg
Bnut-t Tea, or as the German folks
Handsome Trtiiu Which Col. W 11 lard
Evan Exhibited at Conven
tion Changes Owner
Before the Stockmen's Convention,
Col. Willard Evans, of Marsland, de
cided to exhibit bis beautiful team of
white Arabian horses during the
week. On the Saturday bt-foie the
call it. "Ham! urger lru-t Thee," at any 'convention they were brought to Al
pharmacy, 'lake a ta1)lepoonful of the !ilam.e( anj on Plu.n day were exhibit
tu, put a cup oi ooiiiiig it upuu
it, pour through a sieve and drink a
teacup full al any time uurintf me
ed on tbe streets.
On Wednesday, when Fred BenN
ley was here from Uridgeport, ha
day or before retiring". H it the most . , , d th . d .. . anmlrjnK
effective way to br.-ak a coll and curs .,hfm ,i,.ided to aee if thev could be
grip, an it opens the pores of the skin,
relieving congestion. Alo loost-u the
Ivnu-fls. thus driviiiL' a cold from the
system.
Trv it the next time you suffer from
COW or llie grin. ll IS innfonm
puichased. Accordingly a deal was
tntered into, the result of which was
that Mr. Ilentley became owner of
the team and look thrm home -with
him.
This is one of the finest teams in
and entirely vegetable, therefore sale ,fhg mr yf m four
and Larmles,
urt ninllolir
UU rJAlMtlt ANU
LUMBAGO RIGHT OUT
live yeaiB old,
blemish.
gentle, and wiiuout a
Bub Pain and Stiffness away with
a small bcttle of old honest
St. Jacobs Oil
Wlit'ii your lark U sore snd lame
or lumbago, K-isti" or rh.'iimatUni ha
you stitfint-d up, ,(tn't siiifcrl Oct a
cent Ixittle of old, liiwi-t "St.
Jacobs Oil" at any Unu store, pour a
little in your hand and rub it riyht
into the pain or ache, and by the time
you count fifty, the sorenes and lame
i e-.H ix cone.
Don't st.ty rippled! This soothing",
ptiiitiatin oil nM-ds to be um-J only
rife. It taVes the ai-he and pain rijht
nt of your biuk and ends the mifiry.
.i ix magical, yet absolutely liarmWn
and dot-sii't burn the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatii-a
and lauie back misery so promptly I
I? OKI EI VVAKD. 9104) i , ;;
The readers of Ibis paper will be
pleased to learn Ihiu there is at least
one dreaded diseuse that science lias
been able to cure in all its stages and
that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cnre
Is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity.- Catarrh
being a constitutional disease; re
quires a constitutional ' treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ib taken infern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces i f the system,
thereby destroying tbe foundation of
the disease, and Riving the patent
treniMh by .building up tho coijsti-,
tutlon and asBiKting nature iu doing
Its work. TP proprietors ha vti, so
much faith In l,t8 curative .powers
hat th-y olfer One Hundred LMUirs
for any case thru it kills to cur.
Send for list of tettlnioplalii.. . ', r
Addresr F, J. Cheney &.. 'Co'.,T
led... o. " 7 " ., r; . J..
Fold by alt' droglsts,' 75c. ''
Take Hall's Family Fills for constipation.
