Weeping Water
I r.Ti t''. l;. ii ii''..- ii
M:s Wiite Kussfd Im'I'.u'!
last stlmliv .'nun Mf.e.ii. I'tnli.
wleK !: 1..!n Im'i u t' a i -: : ! r tl..-
p:lst ).':ii'.
.1. II. leln'i tlre'.d.d In c.iti :it
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St a-it n. Ili' slupprd In- finis Hi.'
tlrst of tlf vwvU .Mi l tin1 t;i'.i:l y loft
for tlii'ir iii'w limue Wi ilm sil.iv.
A w ;.!. ss rr in I': --f. A. 11. Watei
Iioi:.m is to tin' erTivt I'.iat a tine buy
arrive I at tin- hoim- of liimv. ll anl
s id', In ;nalia, on I he I'M !i day of the
'.Hi month of 1 1 u year l'."l.
Miss Sidle I.alta i-1'i.M'il a very suc
cessful term at the llrundt sclum!
house, three miles south of Avoea
last Tliu:sd;;y. and the scholars en
I '.Vi'il a picnic on rriday in tine of the
ti:ie proves In that vicinity.
l.:it!:i was appointed teacher lor the
e mo Ik' term leit has declined the -sit
I. in.
l'ruf. Patterson closed a very suc-ce.-si'ul
year a-. ia iin ;pal tu the Man-
lev schools Fiidav. The prulVsvir was
in town Sal uidav and was an .it ret
ahle caller at. Ihisolliee. lie Informed
lis that he had heen elected principal
of the NehawUa schools also to a posi
tion us teacher in one of the I iiuaha
schools, and as the pay was the samel
nl I olh nlaees he had not decided
which to accept.
Levi l Sherfey and M iss Mae Cap-
pin were united In marrhuo on Sun
day, May 21, at noon, at the home of
the iiriile's parents Mr. and Mis. Frank
Capplu, in this rltv. Kov. U.S. loii-
evian was the nl'lclatlnu lninlsler. The
ceremony was performed in the pre
sence of relatives anil a few most In
timate friends. A hoiint iful wedding
dinner was served alter t lie couple had
received the coiik'ratulat hms of those
present. The newly wedded couple
left on the evening train for St. Louis
where I hey w ill spend a w eek in at
tendance at. a 1 tankard camp iiiccUiik'
now In progress at the World's Fair
idly.
I'rniii the llrruM.
Ilev. Mr. Ilanfoi'd exchanged pul
pits wit Ii Kev. Mr. l'.ciniett of the
A voca('in! relational church last Sun
day. Mr. Kellheiv, the Neliawka stnne
mason, has heen working on the I'tun
dal ion of the .1. T. Harrison rc.sideiiet
he:e.
The new soda fountain for the Meier
dnik' store arrived last Thursday. It
is the largest fountain i:i the county
and will sumi he In runnlnc order.
Mrs. CiiCkm' l'avis returneil to her
home in Oakland, Neli., Saturday
She was accompanied as tarasOmaha
hy Mrs. Jesse 1 :i vis aiul Mrs. John
Uadiey.
The many friends of Mr. l'hiillps, a
former merchant of this place, now
residing at Friend, will he sorry ti
learn that he has become broken in
health and is ahle to he ahout but
very little.
Word was received here last week of
the marriage of Miss Eva Hunker and
Mr. James Stafford, of Red Oak. Iowa
on May 12. Miss Hunker Is a former
Woopinu Water tiirl, and her friends
here join In wishing the happy couple
a Ions' and prosperous life.
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MEXICAN
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AST.
Cures sprains, bruises, burns, cuts, sores, lameness,
piles, rheumatism, stiff joints lame back,. etc.
UlBtjMI
Mi is r lie ol
ri-la.ivi's am!
aimlav. Tnev
I'.d Osseiikop underwent an opera
tion last. Sunday lor I he removal of a
nicer from his check. 1i Idhel per
formed the operat ion.
Miss Flair Dovev an
I'kitlsmoutli Visited
friends In Facie lasl
lire studenisat the.statc university and
enjoy an oiitliij,' oecasi-Mliy.
Mr. Frank Ilorsh w a-, married to
Miss Minnie Harris, it. the home o; the
iride's parents in Asiiland, mi Wed
nesday, May Tl'.ey came in from
Ashland yesterday niorniiiw. and wi 1
make their home on Mr. Hors'i's farm
southeast of town. In in halt ! Lie
friends of the vountfc mple the
exieinis eciuraiuiaiioiis am;
thein joy and .success unhoundi
Last ! ritlay alternoi.n the ni'iai on i
Joe llarrett's place, six miies north
west of town, burned to the ground.
The origin of the lire is not known, as
none of the family were at home when
it started. Two horses were lost in
the tire, one of Mr. llarrett's and one
lieloiitflnn to a lady who is teaching
school near there, besides about 1"
bushels of oats, some com and a couple
Thursday. At Sunt h llciid tin: entire,
river boitoai wascoveied as far. south
as tn I:. . M. (h'pot. Thus the hot
t 'in laiel laiineis l:;;ve received an
other hlaekeye. Time was when Platte
river I'ottom land was more valuable
than the adjacent upland farms, but
the iloods of the pa:-1 few yeaishas
caused such farms to be next to worth-! I
less as farms. !
of sets of harness. I here was only i.ii
Mrs. John eMiam, accompanied by insurance on the bulhlim:
her daughter, Mrs. Hall, of Illinois,
and uraniMaiitfhter, Mr... L. F. Hailey.
of Klmwood, was in town the first
time In many months last Wednesday.
We are tflad to announce that Mrs.
Newham has recovered from her re
cent severe illness.
Isaac Hunter chapeioned K. F,
Sayles and Ktl Hunter on a trip to
Kansas last week. They left here
Tuesday and arrived home last Mon
(lay. Isaac savs lie landed the bovs
in Hooks county. Mr. Sayles Invested
in a half section ami Mr. Hunter In a
F. G. FHcKb & Co.
ask the readersof this pa per to test the
value of Kodol livspepsia (aire. Those
persons who have used itand whohave
been cured by it. do not hesitate to re
commend it to their friends. Kodol
digests what you eat, cures indiges
tion, dyspepsiaand all stomach troubles
Increases strength by enabling the
stomach and digestive organs to con
tribute to the blood all of tire nutri
ment contained in the food. Kodol
The teachers for the next term. I- i
fc'inniiii.' Sept. .", wul )) of the hiyh-st
rank. Tie-principal will be Prof. .
J. Staii'lley. an educator of well known
ability w 1 1 i f ' a the past three years
has been piineipai of schools al lu
F.ois. Neb. Mrs. Nettie Tiir: tor. for
intermediate department and Mrs.
a 1 ".way tor primary, are known
as amoin; the best teachers in the
county, botii hav.iiii t.iuei.t in I'liion
and vicinity h r seveial year-.
The -ad news reached heie Mouaay
that Mis. Subr n.i Uoe, wi;'eof A. M.
H'i.e. died Sunday niornin, May '11. at
their home near McLean. Neb. At
present we have no particulars as to
her iast illness except that her health
had been fai'.irik.' for soaie time.
sores, I (.randma Hose, as she was familiarly
l cuts, burns, bruises ana pi.es. 1 he ; called, was o::e of the pioneers of Cass
liiu'.i standin-f of this salve has civeu naiute, she and her husband having
rise to counlerteits. and the public is ; S"t t U-tl here in the early This, uoinjf to
ohu in'.Vi and returning to this pre
! cinct in l-ii". residiiu' in this village
and vicinity until about two years
; :um. when they moved to Pierce
ic mnty. Deceased, whose maiden
naa.e was Sobrina Weiister. was born
March S jsi, n Ch.iutaiiiiuacomty,
N. Y . and was married Oct. . W.". to
Ainaziah M. Hose, who is still living
and past eLdity years of ae. Cl rand
ma Hos- was a k'ood Christian woman,
and during the many years she lived
here she was loved and respected by
all.
Elrnwoocl
For c Hundred Years.
For a hundred years or mure Witch
llael has been recognized asa superior
remedy, 'out it remained for K. C. le
(,f j u, j ill ( o.ol i lucai:o, to discover how
l'.eae hi 1 " combine the virtues of Witch llael
u jr1K ; with other antiseptics in the form of
salve. I'eWitt's Witch Ila.el Salve is
ine nest saive in ii,ewnri; lor
advised to look for the name "he Witt'
on the package, and accept ii" other,
Sold by F. ",. Fiieke A- Co.
Paint Bargains Special.
Linseed oil, raw, 4-lc per ):a!!"i:.
Linseed oil, boiled. 4V por unllon.
Cartel 's white lead. yi.!!". per I'.l'l lbs.
Southern white lead. sii.tCi per bin lbs.
Patton's Sun Proof paint. -tI.T.I per
nallon: .") gallons or more. l.bo pervral.
Turpentine. 7oc per uallon.
CiKiiino v: Co.. Inn.i,'ists.
Tiut Hell," t!ie favorite clu'ar
Dog Tax:.Due.
Notice is hereby nivcn that the dur
tax is due from May 1. All dot's not
wearinv tae;s are liable to destruction
at the hands of tlie police. Tacscan
bo obtained at the ollice of the city
clerk.
J II. M. S( k n n 1 1 iisr.N. City Clerk.
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j The best soda water in the world at
Oerinu' & Co.'s.
ilfj Equal
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n m v 8 it -Ip3 m
Tha RsllaDle Stcre
Sent! For
Sui?!3S
Uiior
Mrs
t'r.mi tin- I.i'iniiT-Kelui
A smi was horn to Mr. an
Fred Urum. Wednesday, Vi?v -.
Fred Meyerjurtfeii. who has been
Iyspepsia Cure is pleasant and imlata-1 ....... , . ... ... . .
ouarterof .i s,.etlon nn.l th..vl.,,th:.v .., . iniiii ick oi a mlmuk noise. 1 1 is
they are located on mik'hty line land.
Frank Fitzpatrlck, so they say, is do
in; tlnely, has over UK) acres of com
In, ar.d is well pleased with the
change.
Louisville
from ilif Courier.
Horn To M r. and M rs.( ieore Noyes,
May ll, a -irl.
Horn-To Mr. and Mrs, Fred New
man. May M, a jrlrl.
Much corn was waslied out by the
Sued By His Doctor.
"A doctor here has sued me forl2.,"i0
which I claimed was excessive for a
case of cholera morbus'saysK. White heavy rains of Wednesday afternoon
or laociu'iia.iai. "At the trial he Mrs. Hwirv LehnhotT returned from
M". U.. 1 1. I ..,.,., I I .... I . I- ill n ,.,) It .1... . . . ..
iii.sim.itta, Miiiduu mcuicme. Lincoln Moinlav after a week s visit
1 asked him if it was not Chamberlain's Vvith relatives.
Colic, C liolera ami Piarrlioea he used.
as I had nood reason to believe It wa
and lie would not say under oath that
it was not." No doctor could use a
better remedy than this in a case of
cholera morbus; it never fails. Sold by
all dru.vists.
I'rein tlie llciie.Mi,
Pr. Pihel reports the birth of a boy
baby to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Harrett on
Friday, May l).
Mr. and Mrs. Wall returneil from
California Monday, where tley had
spent the winter.
C A. H'.chey Kft Tuesday evening
over the Missouri Pacific for St. Louis
to visit the exposition.
Cashier 0. H. Wood of tlie Haul; of
Commerce has rented the new resi
dence erected by Martin Sit kren, where
he aiul his new bride will be at lu-me
to their triends in a few days.
The village board met in adjourned
session Thursday even inland discussed
plans for luhtini: the streets. Nodef
nite plan was decided on. but It is
thought that air pressure ; ivli:.e
lamps w i',1 be purchased.
Now that the district court ha set
tled Hit's, iltion cont rovciv. the flicker
I'mi i llif I.t'tUer.
Samuel 1 Hikes lias secuad a cood
pay ini; position in the packing house
at Nenraska City, and moved there
Wednesday.
Nathaniel Harles arrived iMine
yesterday mon.in! from Leavenworth,
Kansas, where he has been lor several
months taking treatment for dropsy,
lie Is feeliiik' greatly improved and
informs us that he Is now at home to
stay.
Floss H. McCarthy was wearing a
pair of crutches Monday and Tueslay,
not because lie wanted to but ln-ciiwe
he humped his left lew a-ainst tie , M""- sick ior seve.a. weews. s au,e lu
sm),vc.;ueouiai:am.
ments were not very graceful and he! John Hart left last evening lor u
found it difficult to look pleasant. I Angeles. Cal., to see his daughter, An
Hoy Fpton, Dean C.reenslate. Ed j na- wluj is
Stanton and Kd Leach have hun up Miss Ethel Comer severely sprained
their pipes and hidden their tobacco, (one of her ankles Saturday evening
and made a solemn agreement that i in allnhtln from a buney.
they will never use the weed a:ain. Me! Jones contemplates oinn to
This may cause a boom in the tfiim Oregon soon to make a visit to his
market for a few days but just watch father and brother who he has not
them. ( seen fur 3.") years.
wniard Dickinson has purchased the
! Jim Lockie threshlm: outfit and will
be prepared to answer all calls In his
neighborhood when the thresh ini! sea-
HAVE YOU SENT
Tint order 1 1 ;s yet? If not, do so at ones and let U3
demonstrate to you our ability to save you money. Your
dollars will go further here than elsewhere.
Special Dress Goods GREAT westROom
59c
49c
39c
29c
.25c
15c
Flfiy Years iha Sbr.dsrd
Jirs. W llliani Lee. living southeast , both factious tpiit talking ahout the
of town, wuo nas ivui vciy low l-r huatter the letter for all concerned
time pa-it, is iy parted some bet
some
ter this week.
Prof. Pronson moved his household
Hoods and family to (irconwood last
Saturday, where lie will teach next
year.
Continuous hai'in;; on any subject has
no Co 1 elect and only tends t make
hard feelings between citi.ens who
should work together for the upbuild
Iiik' of the town. Forget it.
The Platte river was out of Itsbanks
IjtiprcYcs tha flavor and adds !o
thj hss!lhfu!njst of tha food.
TRICC BAKlNtl -OWCIM oo.
CKICAQ3
son opens.
The baccalaureate sermon for the
class of l'.M4, Elmwood hiudi school,
was preached at the Christian church
Sunday cvenini; by Lev. J. C. Street,
pastor of the Methodist church.
i ., . ii..' . .in i ..t m ..i M.... ia,.
i ne : u i ie ci hi i "I t i . . 1 1 1 1 . i is.
erl ('.amble died Wednesday after
noon, from spinal liieninu'itls. The
funeral services were held at the home
about live miles southwest of Elmwood
at ten o'clock this morning.
Prof Simons has been elected princi
pal of the Table Hock schools at a nice
salary. Twelve irrades are taught In
this school and Mr. Simons will have
seven teachers under him. He Is a
iiO 'd school man and we are sorry to
lose him. but wish him all kinds of
success In his new work.
rOLEYSilOKEYTM
atop tb coutfH and hllunffs
"2-ir,che9 wide all-wool suitings, prays and browns, all wool English
Whipcords, worth up to d.t0 per yard
All wool Scotch mixtures, assorted colors: all-wool Challiea. newest
styles and colors, per yard
All-wool Voiles, a-or.cil colors and black
per yard
Wool Novelty Dress Good-, assorted colors and black,
per yard
English Henrietta?, aborted oolors and bla-eli
per yard
Wool Crepe Do Chenc, a-serted colors and black
per yard ,
Special snle of Hammock9, Talmer's latest patent, "Ara
wana Hammock, great assortment from rp.
$6.00 down to OUC
Stylish Wash Fabrics Where to Buy and What to Boy
TiiL acknowledged supremacy of our main Wash goods
Department is the best possible reason why ladies find this
their satisfactory shopping center.
VERY HANDSOME BARGAINS
PRINTED GRENADINE Exact im
itation of printed French tnllo, beau
tiful fabric, to bo worn over colored
or while drop linings, a 50e
fabric at. yard -5c
W'niTE WASI1 SILK MULL, in
fancy stripes suitable alike for dress
es or sliirt waists, a tiOc fa
bric at yard 3Cc
I'ONCJEE Fill: and liucn, 3'Vlnchos
wide tnn or champnjnc shades, a
smooth even thread uid very lust
ious, a1.23 fubric ut. ; urd. . . .6Uc
EIIIRT WAIST SUITINt'.S, in ad
tho shailes that are faMr.oir.blo and
all tho vury latent i.j.elty wcuves
5C
. . . . K 1 H r.i.
1 6th and Dodge Street:
.WHOLESALE SUPPLY HOUSE
yard.
mm
WIIITE EMBROIDERED SWISS
The newest imported white dress
novelty, mercerized nure or REAL
SWISS, a "jc fabric at
yard 5c
WniTE LACE WAISTINGS-Iml-tation
tie line val laces, a "oo fabric
yard 49c
White woven figure, merceriiod waist
iufs, over 300 styles, u 50c fabric at
yard J5c
Japanese fijurod fabric for kltuonas,
100 pieces just received, Unlit and
lustrous us silk, all laro0 designs,
very handsiimo eo',uricr's on sale at
yui-J I5c
Opposite fir.n Post Office
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