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( i.unty Sllf I Hit rmlrlil W'ol I li.llll
visitfil Itifiuli III 1 1 n vicimty orr
Sunday.
Tli" name that meaii-.'iiai;ty Is i'.it
t 1 1 i Sun 1'ioi.f I '. t I ) I . Solil only hy
(In ing iS: Co.
M iss Oil vc ( hiss went I o Lincoln Sat
urday, whore she will altfliil tlif sum
inrr session at tlir university.
(ins. I'liailfrii, now ol Wa wrly, Neb.,
spent Sunday with lilcnils in Flails
mouth. Hi' is a I'rinifi ri'siilriit of
I his iuI y.
.1 act ill Tiitscli aii I wife of (Vilar
Creel; were viewing tlir s.i i r i i 1 1 1 ( 1 i i )4.s
of Ihf ir new lioinc rrcrntlv uirrliasr(l
in this city Tuesday.
After a luii'l visit In this city Mis.
Dave Miller returned to the capital
city Saturday, acrniiiiiaiilfd hy Mrs.
W. K. U'i'lls ;uil fhililreii.
Mrs. I'. L. IIiilTn-r ami d.iughto r,
F.lla, went tn Omaha yesterday, the
former Inhaye atioirnitliin pe rformed
at our of the hospitals.
Giant iiiiinrts, county assessor of
(Hoc county, was in the city Tuesday
t confer with Cass county's assessor
regaiding the assessment of farms
al'iiu' t he line.
A. I'.. Todd, who had liern lo Dan
villr, 1:1., on a business trip, returned
Friday. Wonder if A. It. 'strip to the
h"in. nf Sneaker Cannon had any po
ut if ai i 1 1 1 lii-a i
.1. A. Iliiuer, of Wabash, was in the
city i .iiii.iday last and paid the Jour
nal a brief visit. While here, Mr.
Fauci enrolled Ids name for the groat
i in i i:s k Hid religious weekly.
M is. Geo. lVarson returned Friday
night 1 1 did Klrksvillo, Mo., where she
was called on account of the serious
Illness of hei sister. She left her much
hi tter, and her recovery is assured.
Const ipation causes two-thirds of all
sickness in the world. Why sutler
when llolllster's Kooky Mountain Tea
will make you well anil keep you well?
"m cents. Tea or tablet form. Goring
Co
If there is an ordinance prohibit ing
fast driving or riding on the principal
thoroughfares of the city, it should lie
enforced. Some people even no so far
as to train their hones on Main and
Sixth streets,
l'o you need nioi r blood, aiid more
llesh, ih you need more st mint h this
spring? I loi lister's Kooky Mountain
Tea will In ing them all. If it fails
your money hack. '.'' cents. Tea or
tah"t form, ('emit; (V.
For the lint time in several months
I!. A. Hates visited his Silver City,
(la.) tilends ovrr Saturday night, re
tuiniir: home Sunday, ltisalwavsa
plraii ie to visit the old town once Ina
While.
K. W. Windham is attending the
convi nt ion of the Knights and Ladies
Security lust. Loins this week, as one
of the delegates. Of course he will
take in the sights at the exposition
while there.
Frof. K. L. Koine returned from
York, Neb., Saturday where he went
to assist in institute work. The Frof.
Is well pleased with his visit, and
speaks highly of his entertainment
while in that city.
John Lohmes. sr , of Cedar ('reek,
was a caller at this office Tuesday.
Mr. Lolur.es has purchased property in
Louisville, and expects to make Ids
home there In the near future. How
ever, he will not icmtve there until
early r.cxt spring.
"1 Lave been troubled for some time
w ith in.licost ion and sour stomach."
says Mrs. Sarah V. Curtis tf Leo,
Mass., "and have been taking Chain
tu'ilain's Stomach and Liver Tabids,
which have helped me very much, so
that n "W 1 can cat n. any things that
iH'foiv I could not." If you have any
trouble with oi.r stomach why not
tike these Tablets an 1 git well' For
sale by all druggists.
J. T. Porter and sister, Mil J. C.
Suavely, returned from Seven Mile
Ford, Ya . Saturday, where they were
called by the serl'-us illness of their
mother, mid who was yet in a very ser
l.iusC'itiditlon when they left for home.
Mr. Porter says while there one of his
brothers died of typhoid fever. He
will not he surprised to hear of his
mother's death at any hour, but lie and
bister were hurried home en account of
the busy season on the farm.
I The lfit soda water hi the world at i
Coring Co.'s. I
T. Sliryock ot L"tiisi!ie was a
co;iiitv seal iiioi Tuesday. j
In-. Frank L. Ciiii ii.iiis. dortist. i
( utice with I r. II. 1'. t minimis. I
That real. siiio.it !i tasteful icecream j
so l i fi'iti"i.!v ir, at i ienug A Co.'s. '
C. 11. Tet't. the WrrpniiK' Water at-1
I oi ne . was :i ci not se it visitor Tiles-1
.lav.
Mi. and M n ( h..v Mi hit in . of
1 l;i-, die. wri" Flat tMnoiit h iiitols
T.irida v.
if liia' Cnaihe lli.'lu'V, the I.oiiis
viiie lumberman, was a oniil seat
visitor Tucvlav.
Miss's An'oiii'l Kessler and Mdua
Mai sli til weie guests of Mis. i. S.
Guild at I'oil't'rook over Sunday.
Ceo. M. II. In Irtililiril fiom a visit
to (ilfiiwood, Iowa, Saturday, going
from here to his home near Mynard.
Mrs. Natli'iiiShal.,or Chicago, Is the
guest of Mi. and Mrs. F. J. Morgan
and faaiily, arriving In the city Tues
day. lieni'iie lloi ii, of Ccdai C'rrek, was In
the city Tuesday. A tine is registered
analnsl him at thisonice for not show-
lllL' up
About luily itu in I io i s of tin' liH'al
nine of Fairies were rinbt royally en-
lertaliied by the Omaha Manles Mon-
ay nlk'ht.
Mrs. Andy Oliver, who has been vis
iting In this city for some time return-
I to her home in Foci; Springs, Wyo.,
Monday.
Steven I lultisb, of Wabash, .vhile In
the city yesterday made this nlllce a
pleasant visit. Weniealwaysdellnht-
with such visits.
V. II. Pool, Weeping Water's live
real estate iiLrent, was In the city yes
terday, and while line nave the Jour
nal a pleasant call.
Audrey Morrow , one of the Journal's
prompt paylnn patrons, dropped In
Monday and renewed for the Old 1 te
llable for another year.
Will Streinht and A.S.Jackson are
attendiun the state undertakers' eon-
Acntioii at Fremont this week. Mrs.
Jaoksmi accompanied them.
Mr. Leu I!. Tompkins of Sweden
burn, Neb., and Miss Ll.zle Keiser of
Ceresi'o. Neb., were united in inarriane
In this city Friday eveulnn, June 10,
llMil, by .In, Ice Travis.
W. L. Pickett and wife departed
Tuesday for Fvansvllle for a visit
with relatives. From that point they
will no to the St. Louis fair for several
days' visit hefme returning home.
Into each life some ruins must fall,
Wise people dmi'l sit down and bawl;
( )nly fools suicide or take to Miirht.
Smart people take Pocky Mountain
lea at nlnht.-liei inn & Co.
Henry lioeck ami wife returned from
their visit toSt. Louis Tuesday. They
report the exposition to lie a great
thing, and enjoyed their trip and visit
with ills bmt her Adam and family
hugely for old people.
The county hoard or eiiiali.ation
convened as per notice, Tuesday. The
county clerk and county assessor, un
dcr the rullnns of the late law, have
been added as members of the hoard
They will continue hi session to July 1
Now Is the time to take a spring
tonic to purify the blood, cleanse tin
liver and kidneys of all impurities
Hollister's Pocky Mountain Tea will
no me ousiness. .s.i cents. lea or
tablets, tiering Co.
Thomas South, an employe of the I!
t M. blacksmith shop, was unfortun
ate in having his right hand so se
verely crushed Friday morning us to
necessitate a lay-oil for. some time. The
injury was the result of getting his
hand caught under the steam hammer
Pavld llawksworth, who was strick
en down with paralysis last week. I:
still ina precarioiis'cohdition, although
at last accounts he was resting easy
II: . .
ins age seems to ie against him, as
but very few survive such attacks at
iuciige oi ,i years, i ne Journal hopes
he will recover, and live many years
to coa.e.
The city will be graced by many of
Cass county's good Km king sehoi 1
marais next week, or course there
will be a fev homely oncsamoiigtlie'i'
but not many. We raise none bi.i
handsome school manr.s in Cass conn
ty, i ut occasii tni'ly a homely one will
slipover the line from one of the ail
Joining counties. This we can't help
See advertisement i f J. I. Ferguson
i.. hi. i .
m mis isiue oi i ne Journal. Cc.lar
l.awn Sfvk Farm is noted for Itsuu:
it y of cattle. Inch, ding "M ntrose", of
the Polled Durham breed, and many
other younger bulls. If you are look
ing for tine breeders ll will pay vou to
v istt Cedar l.awn. and the Journal will
guarantee that vou will be elega-.tlv
treated whether jou lr.akea purchase
or i o'..
P. it. Paii'isal, reorder of Cern.auia
lodge No. M, A.o. I. . receive ! last
Saturday two drafts of one thousand
do'd.m cich. for the beneticlarles of
Ar.tJiie Suleck. who died on the 'J.M
day of last April, while at work In the
It. M. shops. One thousand dollars
is payable t i the widow, and one thou
sand dollats to her as the guardian of
four mini r children. The deceased
had Wen a member i f the order abo.it
i ne year and six mouths.
ii.lt Cptoa was here f.wn !"r.;: ti
Friday
rsuiohc the Win I Pros
ce!e b rated
" i i i.t Ilrh" cigars.
1'i'of. A. L Lessen, an was
ip t'l'ill!
.Nfi.rasua i ny Saturday.
Mis. O. A. lirown and daughter.
Mai'gaiel are iiitiiiga week in ( unal a.
Mn. Aiiiia Miller f IVrt ('in 1. n
visit nig willi I irr sister, Mn. Kate
l Hivcr.
Ceolge llall.ince ot l;,e 1 1 .1 Vi-L n'in,
shows was a bi.si'H'ss visitor to I Illicit
Fri.lav.
Jai.ies Fogeity of the I la v elml;
sho s, who bus been oil the sick list for
some time, came down home to recu
perate. If you are a judge of a good smoke.
try the "Acorns" .1 cent cigar and you
W'i
ill smoke no other.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mciiuire are the
pr.
vuil paientsof a new boy baby which
arrived early Monday morning.
Mrs. Partlrtt, one of the teachers
In the city schools, went to Peaver
City, Neb., Sunday to spend her vaca
tion.
Charlie Patterson, who Is now con
nected with his brother, Sam, in the
inking business In Arapahoe, Neb.,
spent, the past week here.
riie Kagles, who have charge of the
until of July celebration, anticipate
large number of their brethren dow n
from Omaha on the great natal day.
The ball game between an Omaha
picked nine and a home pick-up team
Saturday afternoon, resulted In a vic
tory for t he latt er by a scon: of 11 to 2J
The Kila boy, arrested last week on
the charge of purloining money from
Mrs. I'tak, was released. The evi-
lence failed to substantiate the
charge.
A marriage permit was Issued Tues
day by Judge' Travis to lieorge V.
oodman, aged twenty-three, of I lave
.nek, and Miss Itoann Harvey, aged
Ighteen, ofthis city.
In response to a telegiam announc
ing the serious Illness of her daughter-in-law
Mrs. John Hurley, Mrs. I). A.
Wellman departed for Denver. Col..
last Thursday, afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. IF. Ishc.ll. of Ken-
dallvllle. I ml. T who visited N. IF. lsbell
and family in this city last week, de
parted for Fort Morgan, Colorado,
Monday, w here t hey expect to spend
the summer.
Mrs. Carrie (irayhill, widow of M.J.
(irayhill, tin; engineer who was killed
in a wreck on the Hurliiigton at Ash
land last fall, has compromised her
suit against the company for iJ.'i.OOo
damages for :t,00ii.
('. W. and A. P. Clnisweisser and
their families, came in Saturday and
visited their parents here till Sunday
afternoon. They are both indust;icjus
young farmers of Cass county, and vote
the democratic ticket.
MIssTeressa Hempel departed Fri
day for Chattanooga, Tenn., to attend
as a delegate the supreme lodge of the
Degree of Honor. Miss Ilempel will
be absent several weeks during which
time she will view the principal
points of interest at the St. Louis fair.
John Albert of Cedar Creek lias re
ceived a letter from his son (Jeorge,
whom he thought was dead, a mention
of which was previously made in this
paper, apprising his father of the fact
that he Is alive and well and Is living
on a ranch about twenty-tive miles
from New Ion, Mont.
Marriage permits were issued to the
following parties by Judge Travis last
Friday: Albert D. Welton, aged
twenty-seven, and Miss Hlanche Meek
er, aged twenty-one, both of (ireen
wood; Henry II. Karstens, aged twenty-six,
or Carroll county, Iowa, and
Miss Kate Tains of this city.
Frank Pinfer and a party have rigged
out a conveyance and expect to start
overland for the Itosebud country this
week. They will carry with them a
tent, cooking utensils and everything
necessary to camp life. The team con
sists of a horse and mule, and Frank's
friends are preparing to bid him fare
well for a year or two that is if he ex
pects to return with the same outlit.
Our old friend.. W. Schrader. one
of Cass county's wealthy farmers and
stockmen, gave the Journal a pleasant
call yesterday morning and while here
renewe I for the Journal another year.
Mr. Schrader was enroute for home
from South Omaha, where he has been
with stock. He says that while c-m
does not look very healthy, he thinks
a few days of real warm weather would
help it air.alr.gly.
J. C. (iili-.ore, of llalg!cr. Neb..
Isspetir.i'.g a few days here this week
visiting frlen Is and old neighbors. Mr.
Oilmore Isa former prominent citieu
ort'ass county, and hasa host of friends
here who are always g.al to meet
lu::i Mr. Cilmore pail his resputsto
the Journal ottice and informed us
that his flit .ire address would be a:a
ha. to which point he ordered the Old
Iteliable.
Kigliniy.V Clark's rncleTom'sCahin
frei-ii i, . 1,1,1 1 ...I .. n ...
vl,,i'""j I'l.iieo in a u'ry respectable
house here fucsday night, altln ugh
It should have lnvn better. The com
rany carries an excellent band, and the
play was well rendered. The Journal
family had the pleasure of meeting
several of the members rn ni Orant
City, Mn where we lived twelve years
ngo. Among them was Dell Klg'hmy
the manager, and oilie Itomlne, the
"'. n 'le Tom".
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.... SUMMER SJ1LE ....
SYIilO t the iatci:c- ui tin- season we have a lur re stock of summer
dtv jf. hhIs unham! in Lawns and Tissues, Embroidered
Swisses, etc., ami in order to reiluoe the stock we have placed these
ooils on sale at from
Sg to 19g per yard.
Plenty of Cheap
SHOES LEFT
b rom 4iV per pair up.
DEFENDER
SHIRT W JUSTS.
We have a beautiful line of these jroiuls in the ACORN brand, from
$1.00 to $3.75.
All Departments Complete.
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NOW'STHETIMETO VISIT.
The Burlington's Low Rates to Sum
mer Tourists.
(to somewhere this summer: if not
to St. Louis then to the mountains,
lakes and seashore. Examine this
great scheme of vacation tours:
Sr. Louis and return all kinds of re
duced i ates daily, besides special coach
excursions each Monday in June.
Chicago and return -either direct or
via St. Uniis, daily low rates: also very
cheap June HI to 20.
Indianpolls and return, June Jd and
I',. 1!,Im.
Atlantic City and return, J uly li and
ht, :u,uo.
Cincinnati and return, July 15 tolT,
ill,o.
Denver, Coloiadu Springs, l'euhlo,
(ilenwood Springs. Salt Lake, lilack
Hills practically half rates all sum
mer. Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin,
the lake resorts and lake steamer
tours very favorable rates stop-overs
at St. Louis on through tickets. See
the grandest creation by the hand of
man. Ask the agent for full details, or
write L. W. WAKELKY,
General Fassenger Agent, Omaha.
World's Fair Rates to St. Louis
Via Hurlington Route.
Tickets to St. Louis and return
Good fifteen clays, tl.'l.so.
Good sixty days, 15.35.
Good all summer, ls.40.
For full information about train ser
vice and other details see the ticket
agent.
The St. Louis Exposition the great
est show the world has ever seen Is
now complete and in harmonious oper
ation and it will be a lifetime's regret
If you fail to see it.
Herbert Sherwood leftTuesday for a
brief visit at Minden, Nub.
Not how cheap but how good. Fat
toon's Sun Proof Faint. Sold only by
Goring & Co.
Misses Hlanche, Alice and Gladys
Sullivan departed for Wltchita, Kans.,
yesterday morning, where they will
visit an aunt for two weeks.
Our old friend John D. Ferguson, of
near Louisville, was in the city last
Thursday, and gave the Journal a busi
ness caii. Fusiliers or otherwise we
are always glad to meet bin..
Stops a. ore pain, relieves more suffer
ing, prevents more heart aches and
diseases than any other remedy. That
is what Mc'ltislcr's Kooky Mountain
Tea will c.o. ;5 cents In tea c r tablet
form. Goring & Co.
The many friendsof Conrad Sehlater
w ill he pleased to learn that he is Im
proving and is able to get about the
premises. The Journal hopes he whi
soon l.e able to pay his
;icCusto:nedos"'11 SAt
visits to these headquarters.
Mrs. J. V.'. Johnson will piease ae . K'rtiies of breath, liitati..n of the
cept the Journal's thanks for a hand- j llea,t ailli general weakness. Kodol
some hounuet of choice lowers, which -'.'Svpsia Cure cures Indigestion, re
were clipped from her well-kept and liou's 1110 stomach, takes the strainoff
handsome tlower garden. It Is always 1 tlie ill';u 1 :intl restores It to a full per
a pleasure to be thus remembered a'c.' ."i'manceor Its function naturally. Ko
caslonally. !(1 increases the strength by enabling
C. S. Wurtmau. sr., of South Lend, jtlic stcuv.aeli and digestive organs to
father of cur County Superlatcndeut, (I1''L'st' assimilate and appropriate to
was here this week vlsltlnghlssoti and llie 1,10011 a!l11 tissues all of the food
family. While here he paid the Jour- Butrlmeilt- Tbll,-S '"? stomach and
nal a brief visit, and when wo looked dbvestlve organs. Sold by F. G. Fricke
at him right good, we soon saw where ' t-'0,
Junior Wormian gut his elegant mati- Mrs. Louis Ernest, Evansvlllc. Ind.:
tiers and goodness of heart. Mr. Wort- "Hollister's Hocky Mountain Tea Is
man is one of Cass county's best cltl-j splendid. Makes sick people well.
zens. aim we were piease'i to take hhu
oy me hand.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
New Line Just Received.
No
Closing
Exercises of
St. John's
School.
The closing exercises of St. John's
Catholic School will occur at the Far
mele theatre next Tuesday evening,
June '21, I'.mu, the proceeds or which
will be for the benefit or the school.
Admission 2.1 cents: children 15 cents.
Following is the program of the exer
cises: Pliuio Trii)
"Klvul Motlirrs"
"Twii-Fiii'id I'linusy"
I'luii.iS ltd. "ViiIm- Arln'viH'".
"Wnatli Kant list lis"
l'liino Trio. ' The MuMml itoV
sYln'lt'il
I'. .1. Wnrnvr
H. M. WIIm n
T. Lin k
K. Mlcl.lli ti n
..M. l.lrUi'h
Song. "Iluy My IMU"
PaiiUiiiilnii'. "Holy City" T. I). Weiitln-rly
I'AKT II.
"Itnw itinl Arrow lirill" M. II. Wt rner
Ciintiilii.
"A Mei'tlngof Hie Nations" I. c. Mary
l'lllltuliilnic.
"Star Hpannli'd Iliinner"
CIosIiil' llt'inarks
Rev. W. Itrailliy
Happy Hooligan Coming!
Next Saturday night Happy Hooli
gan will be presented at the l'armele
theatre by the Little Shores Acres
Comedy company for the benefit
of the 1. & M. band. The pop
ularity of the play, coupled with the
popularity of the band boys, insures a
crowd limited only by the capacity of
the theatre. The prices, too, will be
a potent factor in attracting many, as
the highest price is only 35 cents for
seats in the lower part of the house and
25 cents for balcony, reserved. Child
ren 15 cents in any part of the house.
Ticket are now on sale. The band w ill
give a concert in front of the theatre
on Saturday evening, and a movement
Is now on foot to have both of our local
bands appear at this concert: and Hap
py Hooligan will personally lead both
bands. The famous Flattsonian Cjuar
tette will render several choice nunv
hers at this entertainment. V. H
Hrody gives a gun and baton exercise
and if you fail to see Demmy Hiatt
and Will Hutler in their specialties,
you w ill simply miss half your life.
Asthrrja Sufferers Should Know This.
Foley's Honey and Tar has cured
many cases of asthma that were con
sidered hopeless. Mrs. Adolph Hues
ing,70l West Third street, Davenport,
la., w rites: "A severe cold contracted
twelve years ago was neglected until
it finally grew Into asthma. The best
medical skill available could not give
me more.than temporary relief. Foley's
Honey and Tar was recommended and
one titty cent bottle entirely cured me
i f asthma, which had been growing on
me for twelve years, and if 1 had taken
it at the start 1 would have been saved
years of suffering." For sale lv F. G.
Fricke & Co.
A Strong Heart
is assured by perfect digestion, lndi-
Is the stomach and puffs It
up against the heart. This causes
Cured mo after others filled." Tea or
j tablet fol ru. r cents. Goring & Co.
SONS
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Don't forget we are agents for
QUEEN ZAeL'Tr
None better.
Broken Lots.
Excursion Rates Over the M. P.
The Missouri Facitic railroad will
sell "coach excursion" tickets to the
St. Louis Exposition from June 2D to
the 27, at s:5o for the round trip.
C. F. StO! TKNHOltonill,
Agent.
Mrs. J. Benson, 210 S. 16, Omaha, Neb.
Muslin underwear gowns good ma
terial, length and width, embroidered
and hemstitched trimmed, fs cents.
Tucked, hemstitched and milled draw
ers, 25 cents. All best goods from this
price up. i;eautirul white skirts at
reasonable prices. Twentv-flvR nnrl x
cent corset covers for 15 cents; 50 cent
ones tor :'" cents.
Ice Crearo Social at Mynard.
An Ice crcAtii social will be given by
the M. W. A. at their hall In Mynard
on Saturday evening, June is, i04.
The Woodmen of the Mynard camp al
waysdo things in the proper style, and
those who attend this social will re
ceive their money's worth. Don't fail
to attend.
Less than Half Rates to St. Louis
and Return.
On Mondays, June ii, Ft, 20 and 27,
the Hurlington offers tickets to St.
Louis and return at K5i, good for
seven days considerably loss than one
fare for the round trip.
Tickets are good l.i coaches and chair
cars (seats free).
The magnificent exposition Is now
complete and in harmonious opera
tion. You will regret It all your life if
you fail to see this wonderful exposi
tion. Illustrated Tolder free, and full in
formation on application to Hurling
ton Houte agent or to L. V. Wakeley,
General Fassenger Agent. Omaha, Ne
braska. That Throbbing Headache.
Would nuickly leave you if you used
Dr King's New Life Fills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match
less merit for sick and nervous head
aches. They make pure blood and
build up your health, duly 25 cents,
money back if not cured. Sold by f!
G. Fricke & Co., druggists.
It costs a little more but is by far
the best. Patton's Sun Proof Paint.
Goring & Co., sole agents.
No Hair?
"My hair was falling out very
fist ard I was greatly nlarmed. I
then tried Ayer's Hair Vigor and
my hair stopped falling at once."
Mrs. G. A. McVay, Alexandria, 0.
The trouble is your hair
docs not have life enough.
Act promptly. Save your
hair. Feed it with Ayer's
Hair Vigor. If the gray
hairs arc beginning to
show, Ayer's Hair Vigor
will restore color every
time.
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