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PREPARED IN THE INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE OF MURRAY AND VICINITY ESPECIALLY FOR THE JOURNAL READERS.
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FOR
YOU
BENEFIT!
Perhaps you never looked at it this way,
but our hank is ready to serve you in any legi
timate business way. Our service and experi
ence are at your command it is possible that
we can be of some advantage to your financial
affairs. It in for you to make your wants
known. We assure you satisfaction, and ask
you to call at the bank.
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John Porter's son, Howard, is quit'
sick, but is better at this wining.
Joe Campbell's five yiar old sou is
quite siik, but is improving si, me.
Mrs. H. L. Oldham and daughter.
Fay, were In Omaha Tuesday visiting
Mrs. A. L. Uaker and Mrs. Har
mon Heck were Omaha visitors Mon
day.
Robt. Fitchu's little baby two years
old la quite ill but some better at
present.
Col. Seyholt has a new auto and
it is a dandy runabout. Hurrah for
the Colonel.
Frank Oliver came down from
itavtliick to spend Sunday with Lis
parents.
Wm. Loughridge, who has been
quite poorly for the past six weeks,
is improving slowly.
Miss Elizabeth Oliver returned to
Peru Monday after a few days visit
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will
Oliver.
We're ready for Spring- plowing with a splendid line of Plow
Shoes the lest that's made. We are showing several good
styles and we guarantee every pair of plow Shoes we sell.
The leathers are tan, raw hide and Kanganoo calf,
double or single soles, bellows tongue, nailed shank.
ALL SIZES! C
Half,
Tents for Sale.
Complete, ready to set up, 8x10,
ten ounce three foot walls, $6.90;
same 12 ounce, $7.75, 10x12, 10
ounce, 3 foot wall, $8.93; same 12
ounce, $10.75, f. o. b. Murray. Or-
Mrs. James Loughridge is on the der before Anrll 26th.
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sick list, but no serious const qut lici s
entertained.
(!io. Oldham was df.wn from
I'lattsmouth Tuesday looking after
his farming interests.
Misuses Marjorie Walker and Paul
ine Oldham spent Easter Sunday in
I'lattsmouth with friends.
Wiley Mead, of near Union, Is the
happy parent of a' bouncing boy baby,
born on Tuesday, April 20
Holmes & Smith.
Obituary.
Margaret Ethel Parr, youngest
daughter of Jacob and Amanda C.
Parr, - was born near Rig Springs,
Ilooiie County, Ind., Feb. 28, 1875.
She was united In marriage to
Wm. H. Nicholson, November 26,
1 893. To this union came three
daughters, Helen W aunettl, who died
May 27,
S2.00, S2.50 $3,00 lo $3,50
If you are interested in good Plow Shoes, Sir, you'll be in
terested in ours, for Plow Shoes could not be made better.
s Shoe Store.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Fetzsi
urrav State Bank
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V-y if '".rry
Chas. H. Boedeker made a busi
ness trip to the county Beat Monday.
A. L. Ilaker ad John Stones were
I'lattsmouth visitors last Saturday.
Mrs. Walker and daughter, Mrs.
Gilmore, were visitors In Platsmouth
Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Allison and Mrs. W. O.
Hoedeker were Nebraska City visi
tors Tuesday.
Mrs. Ilerger Is making preparations
for an extensive visit with her daugh
ter In Wyoming.
Try a pair of our "Guaranteed to
Wear One Year" rubber boots.
Holmes & Smith.
J. L. Young was a passenger for
Omaha Tuesday evening, returning
the same night.
Ox-blood, patent and Gun Metal
Oxford for ladies and gents at
Holmes & Smith's.
Johnny Klaurens, of Union, was
visiting friends In Murray Tuesday
night and Wednesday.
Grandpa Mast, who has passed his
79th birthday, has been feeling pretty
poorly for the past week.
Mrs. A. G. Long was a passenger
for Nebraska City Tuesday morning,
returning on the evening train.
Miss Margie Walker was visiting In
Dattsmouth last Friday and Satur
day, returning home Sunday morn
ing. Mrs. Chas. Carroll returned home
from Plalnvew, Neb., Friday, where
she had been visiting with her son,
Ernest Carroll.
The farmers of this part of the
county report an excellent stand of
wheat. The good prospects should
have some bearing on Patton.
j. ii. seynoiiu was a passenger
to South Omaha Tuesday morning,
going up to be present at the sale
of a car load of stock which he ship
ped up Monday.
Protect your property from Fire,
Lightning and tornado by Insuring
with W. G. Hoedeker. He writes In
surance In the very best companies
at a very reasonable rate.
Will Smith Is building a combina
tion wood house, chicken hoime, cow
shed, and other departments, not nee
iKnary 10 mention, an under one
roof. Will proposes to have every
Jhlng handy about his home.
Word has been received that young
Johnnie West received a very serious
horseklck Monday, causing a frac
ture of his upper Jaw and a bad
pash over one eye. He lives with hi
mother, seven miles west of Murray
Inst reports he was getting alon
nicely.
Hoes a good lecture course help
our town? To be sure It does. Then
let every business man In Murray
help boost one for our town for next
wlter. If you as business men do
not help It along It Is sure that no
one else will. Now let every one of
us see that we do our part toward
making this one for next winter a
great success.
Nick Klaurens Is engaged In re
moving the old store room which
stood east of Mr. Edmund's residence.
to that gentleman's farm, south of
W. S. Smith was an Omaha visi
tor Tuesday.
Mrs. A. G. Long spent Tuesday in
Nebraska City.
Commissioners Meet.
Plattsmouth. Neb., April 20th, 1909.
Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment will
1908. at the age of four all members present. Minutes of last
Our new gloves Just arrived. V(,arSi Thelma, aged 3 and baby Mar- meeting read and approved, whereup-
garet Lucile, whose birth preceded on the following business was trans-
the mother's death only one short acted In regular form:
WCf'k' Hett Kltzel, livery
She died at her home near Sher- c it Jonian, salary and exp - '
ldan March 31. 1909. KIch keman'rhousnt "WW 7 60
i ..i .. !,,.. i .-.j J J SvodoiIU, insane c ''
with
Thirty-five kinds. We can please
you; 50c to $3.00. Holmes &
Smith's. ' '"
I. S. White was a Plattsmouth
visitor Thursday of this week, going
up to look after repairing on his
property.
Stylish, up-to-date spring hats,
Miss Carrie Allison was visiting
In Nebraska City Tuesday
Mrs. W. G. Hoedeker was a Ne- aee seems to be aeainst h er recovery.
Hui'Hii ' S 95
the Methodist church at Big i..6 .i- WW" ess
Snrlncs of u-hlrh clip rmplnorl a I n n nnintnn sma 8 87 I
1 " v v" " i V., " I."".""' K 7ft
In ereen. black, brown, and erav for faithful worker until the end. The wm h Winon. same'!!!'.!!!... 70
---- - - . i , 1) I Paman 1 nil 11 PHI I iPfi URlKer ID - O
gents, yz. uu and 5.0. At Holmes Mmg care 01 nuHDaua, relatives ana Ky J SrlVneiVief "
& Smith's. friends during her brief but intense Geo Horn, name oo
. I .1 r won. nam r I
rnnrlmn nnvlo unut nt tnu'n a I
. , j. , , nuiua vi toii,liii iii nuii-ii one jy aa i
on wie sick iimi, una ner extreme om i ... t. ..... Vr .m " 1 00 i ..v. .
in-m a uc, iiiuiuer, iiienu uuu i .r 1 cn " m une miie 10 ue locaten on rn
llr L.ewis, name , . , - -
There were several reports from
road viewers the substance of which
follows: W. Pates who was to view
and report on the change of a road
petitioned for by G. H. Dennis and
others in the S. E. corner of the S.
E. quarter of the S. E. quarter of
the S. E. quarter of section 6, T. 10
R. 12 running thence south across
the M. 1". Railway, thence west 30
rods and terminating at the main road
reported favorably upon the change
and the road overseer was directed
to open the road. C. H. Boedeker
reported unfavorable upon the pro
posed road petitioned by S. Good
man and others to be located at the
J F W'oir, same .
c k Metz-Kar, same l oo i s. W. corner of the S. E. quarter of
oneUserH,e'8ame,e. WW WW! l oo J section 1, T. 1 1. R. 1 2 running thence
braska City visitor Tuesday.
although hopes are entertained.
We have a good assortment of rain
coats and hats. Holmes & Smith.
Mrs. U. C. Rhoden and Mrs. J. C.
Suavely spent Monday with Mrs.
Ithoden's brother, W. O. Troop, near
Nehawka.
Mrs. J. W. Uerger expects to de
part for Rawlins, Wyoming, next
Monday, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
E. M. Stlner, formerly Miss lice Uer
ger.
II. L. Oldham sold: H of his
famous Durock Jersey pigs on Mon
day, that averaged 212 pounds and
only six months old. This Is a fine
average.
Dr. D F. Drendel, Don Rhoden and
Will Troop went to Omaha Wednes
day evening, the latter to visit his
wife, who has been in one of the hos
pitals In Omaha for several weeks.
neighbor. wm Wilson, same l oo half section line on the south half
irc, ..,n..i James terrier, same J "";Qnj (h . ...
ucouuiui ucratu w aa I'ltrui ijr i KrtMi Boedeker, xame i ov mc caai muc di me nan sec
Wm. Rakes has a very sick 12 the outcome of a beautiful life &ni i'am,.an ! ,0n',n'n "Sa"nie i o'J ' tlon llne 0" the north half to be
fering from an attack of appen- I be necessary
dicltiea for several days, la much
i &A.. a ill. ill j i m
oewer ai mis wrmng ana nope oi QutUj Houslr Injuml.
ner recovery without an operation
is entertained.
year old daughter afflicted with those who stood by the bedside H w Cook, insane, Abner Mason oo , 40
pneumonia. At this writing she is waiting for the change which they bumes Robertson, same WWW 6 40
getting along as well as can be expect knew must soon come, can never for- Voao'Eame8"!6. .W.W.W.7 " oo
ed. get the scene as she seemed to sten Jean Mason, same 2 00
I M I. r rleili'ich, salary and exp. . . . a iu
Galen and Glen Rhoden were Oma- from this to the other side and I L n Switzer, same ltt 73
ha visitors Thursday, going up to Kreet In loving embrace the darling oh Boedeker, viewing It'iiii 'road 4 50
Investigate the cattle market with Wauneta who waiting to welcome her. 'a"
a view of purchasing some stock- She leaves to mourn her absence, Hammond '& stenbiiis, supplies . . 45
" ..... K (1 Lewis, professional services
ers. an agea motner, nusuand, two child- to poor n oo
Dr. Jake Drendel went to Omaha " "J H " ""
and mnnv relntlvea nnt frlanrlu I VN h. losencranH, expense ...... o jo
-ijt - Beaver, balance Ossenkop
William David Parr of Kokomo feces ih 50
Ind., cousin of the deceased, preach' Mrs Chas c'Price, same"'.!!!!! 8 70
ft.
wide terminating at road 92.
W. E. Rosencrans.
Tuesday, where he accompanied
Grandma Ilobson, of Weeping Water
to consult Dr. Glfford in reference
to her eyesight, which has become
greatly afflicted, and she can hardly
distinguish anything.
Dr. Jake Drendel accompanied Mrs.
Tyler Shepherdson to the St. Jos
eph hospital at Omaha Tuesday last,
where she will remain until It has
been fully determined her ailment,
ed the Bermon.
The pall bearers were V,a rl
4 50
her nldtors nnrt ntatop.tn.laur Mro Tt I J F Farrier, livery to coroner re
1 uarn I.
F. Drendel, Mrs. T. L. Johns, Mrs.
J. W. Shelby, Mrs. A. L. Daker, Mrs.
Ed. Price, Mrs Lizzie Dlshop
P A H1U1, return rod dep. less exp 15 BO
RemlnKton Typewriter Co, ma
chine Co. JuAjte Ii9 00
Plattsmouth Water Co, water . . 79 70
Claims allowed on Road Fund:
Orlln Brown, word 16, 20 0
J F Hoover, work 3 82 00
A D Hathway, work 11 38 50
W F Krecklow. work 3 9 50
J H Heneffer, work 9 , 39 ?5
Maple Grove.
Laura Puis spent Saturday and I w c Bartiett, work is 28 oo
Mrs. John Lloyd, who has been auf- and whether or not an operation will Sunday at Plattsmouth, the guest I x f Bethel, return poVl'tak . "l 50
no runner Dusiness meeeung ad-
I of Miss Rosa Engelkemeler.
John West met with a severe and
painful accident last Thursday. A
journed to meet May 4th.
Clerk of the Court James Rob
ertson also filed his report for the
While Jeff Brendel was coming
to Murray from his home near here1
Will Hamilton and his copra of Tuesday morning, his horse stum-
carpenters deported Monday for Coon bld and fell, rolling over on him.
horse kicked him right above the fIrgt quarter of tne year 1909 8how
Vallery's place, where they will com
mence the erection of a new resi
dence on the site where the old resi
dence was burned some time ago.
A citizens' lecture course has been
organized In Murray, with Lloyd
Gapen, president; O. A. Davis, secre
tary; and Glenn Hoedeker. treasur
er. The forgoing officers meet at
the residence of II. L. Oldham on
At first Jeff did not think he was
much hurt, and came on to town
where his injuries were attended to
by his father, Dr. D. F. Brendel, and
by his brother, Rr. Jake. Upon exam
ination, It was discovered that his
right shoulder and was considerably
bruised and the ligaments of the
arm considerably torn. His lower
right limb was also bruised to some
extent. Mr. Drendel suffers consld-
eye. lie Is Improving at this writ
ing.
John Urlsh made a business trip to
Murray Saturday.
R. C. Bailey made a trip to Platts
mouth Saturday, after a load of
telephone poles. He will have a
phone Installed In the near future.
W. II. Puis and family spent Sun
day at the home of Alfred Gansemer.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stroher, near
Louisville, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Louie Puis.
August Engelkemeler and wife
lng fees which he received which
was approved by the board.
For Sale or Rent.
Forty acres three miles east of
Murray, and six miles south of
Plattsmouth. Four room house, wind
mill and good out buildings. For
particulars,
John Campbell,
Union, Neb.
L. M. Orr, the South Dakota land
man, was a passenger on the mall
train at noon for Omaha.
DENTIST
DR. KAAR
Weeping Water
Nehawka every Monday.
Union every Friday
Balance of the time at
Weeping Water.
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selected the next year's course con
sisting of two musical and two lect
ures. These gentlemen are of the
hustling kind, and should have the
assistance of everyone who has the
Interests of Murray at heart.
results aro apprehended, It Is very
unfortunate from the fact that he
will be kept from doing much farm
work for a while. He Is carrying
the Injured member In a sling.
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Thursday evening of last week, and I rabhj paJn Rnd wh)le m 8erloUfl spent Sunday with her folks near 1axvsx64sS$
The Kind You Hare Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over SO years has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per
"MtVt Bonal supervision since its Infancy
Yt J-ctfcAlAA Allow no one to deceive you In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-as-good "are bat
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment
What is CASTORIA
Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
frorlc. Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio
nubstance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fevcrishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach nud Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep
Tho Children's i'auaceo The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
Mrs. W. 8. Smith entertained a
number of friends Thursday after
noon of last week. Notwithstanding
the Inclemency of the weather a good
ly number were present and a fine
time was enjoyed. An elegant 5
o'clock luncheon was served, which
all present enjoyed. Those present
were: Mcsdames O. H. Gilmore, O. A.
Davis. 8. O. ritmnn. Will Ilrowu,
Clcim Hoedeker, James Loughridge,
J. W. Holmes. Will . Sporer. C. H.
Spanglcr, Misses Carrie Allison, l'au-
Cedar Creek, Mr and Mrs. John Al
bert.
Quite a number of relatives ate
Sunday dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Will Philpot.
Mrs. Colbert, of Elmwood, spent
this week at the home of her daugh-
Almost a Head aiitRer. ter. Mrs. Harmon Deck.
Tuesday afternoon the handcar of I Will and Otto Puis made a business
the Union Section came in bearing trip to Plattsmouth Tuesday.
what appeared to the lifeless body of Leo Gregory Is shelling corn In
a dead negro. The section foreman this locality.
received word from one of the en
gineers passing south that he was to I
take charge of the body of a dead
man In the cut two mllis south of
Murray. The negro was taken Into
the depot and every means used to
recussltnte him. Ills clothes were al
most entirely torn from his body, and
Farm for Sale.
I am offering a farm for sale two
miles southwest of Mynard at ninety
dollars per acre. Also one 3 4
miles soutn of Murray.
Earl V. Cole,
line and Fay Oldham. Ida Hoedeker t,)oro WM R gnh ,m(,k ()f , ,(,ft pBr
ailU Aiaigcrie Vtamcr. A!,,,,,, l.mir ufi,re tin. m-milnc
Hr. Cllmore was called to Cedar train passed going to Omnhn he wns
Crick last Wednesday to see V. A
Shorthorn for Sale.
Three good registered Shorthorn
able to move around, and tho good yearling bulls for sale. Also good
Harrett, malinger of the Platte Gravel
Company who wns seriously Injured
In a runaway. He was returnlnj; from
Cedar Creek with a load of supplies
when tho team became frightened
and unmanageable. He was thrown
out over the dash board and kicked
Into an unconscious condition by tho
horses. lie was discovered by
town, where tt will be used as an Grandpa Kline and was soon removed
addition to a tenement house on the to his home. Mr. nnrrett was found
place. A new fence has been placed to have a fractured skull and an arm 'most gone when picked up. No Infor-
around the lot made vacant by this broken at the shoulder. He recover- matlon could be gained from him.
removal, and a decided Improvement ed consciousness eight hours after, and the only place he could men-
people of Murray fixed up his cloth
ing and bought him a ticket for that
tlty, where he claimed he had friends.
The negro seemed to be 'batty"
said ho wns knocked off a train from
the rear end of a baggage car, while
several citizens contend thnt he
passed through Murray on foot Mon
day. He had evidently laid on the
side of the track all night and part
of the day before, as he was al-
fresh milk cows.
Mark White.
PERRY'S RESTAURANT and
SHORT ORDER
2514 N Street
South Omaha
ri-RRY UTTKRBACK
Proprietor .
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
h t r? tmMt arattT. at an.
thereabouts Is very profitable.
the Injury.
tlon was Omaha and Gregory, 8. D. Call and see him wben in the city