Murr&yBepartment.
GO TO
PREPARED IN THE INTERESTS OF TOE PEOPLE OF MURRAY AND VICINITY ESPECIALLY FOR THE JOURNAL
READERS.
The Red Cross Drug Store
FOR -
f If tlMI fifth rn,lw ntlh 7. , t- ,. .. . .
W mtf all tow T-xTrZii tn V U W" aar 9
DC
DC
J; A Check Account rend
ers safety and conven
ience to the holder
0
u
TIIIJ man who has a check account at the bank
and pays by check is marked as an individual of
the more reliable sort. He is looked upon by his
fellows as prudent and discreet. He stands high
er in the community.
It is well worth considering when a man may ob
tain safety and convenience for money matters.
If you have not a full knowledge of the workings
of the check account, we will be glad to explain.
The method of a Check Account
is simple and easily learned
Murray State Bank
Timothy seed for sale. H. G.
Todd.
Uennett Chrlswelsser and wife
drove down from Plattsmouth Tues
day.
Mrs. Charles Carroll, while attc"
Ing the carnival at Plattsmouth S::-
UfdaV night. Hllnnori onH fall - ik.
- o " 1 i ' ' llll VII L II IT I n .
sidewalk, dislocating one of her .. met ln reguIar Besslon wIth
shoulders. Dr. Livingston attended meml)er Present. Minutes of
her and she was broueht to hr prevlous meeting read and approved.
home Sunday afteinoon. From w. hereupon the following business
Commissioner's
Proceedings
Plattsmouth, Neb., Sept. 7, 1909.
was transacted In regular form.
County treasurer was ordered to
Theo. Amlck's son Ralnh fi.nn,rransrer tne 8ura of 30 'rom the
i a pieec of class last Mnnd .mm. general fund to the 80,dle" relief.
Tom S. Svoboda wan this Aav on.
Capital Stock
$1 0,000.00
ports she Is getting along as well as
could be expected
Theo. Amick's
I - - 4'
on a pieec of glass last Monday which
struck the sole of the foot, outline , " "uuuua was aay ap-
the same pretty badly, and almost P 7, J the Urt house
severing the big toe of the rieht " January l 1910' at a 8aIary of
foot. Whll h tnr bU per montn
painful, he Is getting alone as pii maa were recelved Ior improve-
as could be exoctd. meDt of publlc hiShway in Ne
Rev. Willard Lamp was in town " . P?c,nctl from E' D- Van
Tuesday ereetln his mnv uou"' U0Dert vlaU nd James Mil-
.r " . ' Ier.
.c uao juhi rt-iurnea irom the Yu- v. .
kon-Seattle exnosltlnn .nH i. I awarded James Miller at
mn.h in ...uu 4u . ' "5 for concrete work.
will preach his farewpll rm The rllowlne bills were allowed
Sunday, after which hp win on ine general fund--
part for PhiladPin,ia atmA ..... ai team
. . , . l iiimniuutfl s 1 r.n
BtntO linll'nrclti. III.. -I ... , , n n . I..IU
v.o.l,. llln Mians on n a JOraan. sa arv ami nvn 17 m
......... ... .... . II.OV
return 10 iNeoraska are not yet map- inenne Minor, labor in
o mine 1U.60
.11. ij. b rieurlch. hwv mu
mppuE
tJElV GOODS OfJLV!
Uoyricli & Hodraba,
II. Cl. Todd attended the Ktate fair
Tuesday.
Mrs. Matt Mctcalf, of near Union,
was in Murray Tuesday.
Mlsa Margerle Walker spent carni
val week In PlattHinoutli.
C'liatiea Philpot unloaded a car
load of sheep here Saturday.
Mlm Etta Nickels spent Saturday
in Omaha visiting and shopping.
The recent rains are making good
pastures and fall plowing is good.
John S. Young started lor Hoone
county. Tuesday to look over the
country.
I). J. I'ltinan has began the ex
cavation for his new residence in
Murray.
The Shaffer Bros., of .Mt. Plcas
nnt precinct, shipped a car of hogs
to Houth Omaha Tuesday. 1
Vernu Kelser who has been quite
111 with symptoms of typhoid fever,
Is some better at this writing.
V. II. Hamilton's daughter, Ella,
is finite 111 with remlttant fever, hut
at this writing it some better.
Everyone from Murray w ho attend
ed the Plattsmouth carnival were
well pleased with the entertainment.
Miss Zetta Urown was calling on
Murray friends Sunday .She made
many of them while she worked here
In the bank.
Clen liocdeker left Wednesday
evening on the M. P. for Omaha,
where lie will attend the bankers'
convention.
J. II. Craves whs In Nebraska City
Tuesday and returned with his fam
ily, who were vi tiling friends for
several days.
Post master p.uker and George
Nickels went to Lincoln Wednesday
morning to spend several days view
ing the sights at the state fair.
Nick Klaurens left Monday morn
ing for the state fair, where he will
assist In the care and sale of thor
oughbred hogs owned by Itev. lieenis.
A report from Noah Ward this
week informs us that he is now out
of danger. Noah was taken to the
hospital In Omaha two weeks ago.
( I). Spanglor and family and It.
J. Mluford and family were guests
t lr. II. V. Hrendel at tlln-ier last
Sunday, and tho day was eujoyably
npent by nil. ,
Tho Infant (laughter of -. p-"J
iwrs. ueorgo Illld, of Ela; ys
i.rove precinct, was taken with
spasms Tuesday afternoon, and at
last accounts not much better.
Fred lleverago met with an ne.l
dent Inst Saturday which came verv
near severing the Index linger of the
right hand. He was sharpening a
Plow and his hand slipped and
MrueK tno Iuy of the Implement. It
took four stitches to dose the ln
Jury.
Hoy Spangler has Just lilted hlm-
Helf out with a new single buggy
Harness, hand-made by John Cook.
"oy is right now In stylo and all
tho girls will want to rldo with
him.
Dr. Livingston was called In coun
cil with Dr. 0. 11. Gllmoro Tuesday
night In the case of the 8-year-old
daughter of Charles Chriswlsser,
who was Buffering from nn attack of
the appendicitis, and may yet be
taken to a hospital at Cmnha for
relief from nn operation.
ped out
I T.I w r ir
' ' m- loung received a mes
sage from St. Louis last Wednes
day notifying her of the dangerous
illness of her brother, Daniel P.
Lewis. .Mrs. Yon
O ' V4 M (I 14 , 11 ICI
7.70
10.50
1.50
98.80
146.87
138.15
20.8o
1,097.00
for commissioner
M. L. Friedrich. snln
expenses
Mary E. Foster, salary .' .' '. ',
F. M. Svoboda, salary and
inundry
J.TS. V.'J Stokes of Mynard was Isabell departed on the midnight L. D. Swltze'r," 'salary'
. 111 iuuiiajr ouiiuay
Miss Villa Gapen departed Mon
day to commence school at Platts
mouth
Ora Davis went to Lincoln Tues
day to attend the state fair, return
ing Wednesday evening.
J. W. Holmes departed Wednes
day morning for Lincoln to attend
the state fair, going via Omaha.
Jeff Hrendel and wife and Rex
Young and wife went to Omaha Mon
day evening to attend the show
Guy Kelser, who has been suffer
lng from blood poison ln the left
hand, is very much Improved at this
writing.
Miss Clara Young departed Mon
day for Weeping Water, where she
will attend the academy for tho fall
and winter.
Misses Lena Young and Mary
Moore departed Sunday te assume
'Heir duties us teachers ln the Cedar
Creek schools.
Mrs. George W. Rhoden who has
been quite seriously ill for several
days, we are pleased to note, Is Im
proving rapidly.
Mrs. Leonard Murray has been
Hilte III for several days with lung
trouble and at the present tlnio Is
In a serious condition.
.Miss Agnes Kennedy deimrted
Sunday to take up her duties as
teacher in cne of tho departments of
the Louisville schorl.
Frank Moore has been seriously
ill with remlttant fever for
days, while no serious results are ap
prelienued, he is yet ouite sick.
Will Hamilton cane down from
C L rt. . .
.umu wniana this morning. The
new residences be Is enuaced In
erecting nre progressing nlcly.
Miss Mary J 11 meson of Weeoinc
Water, who has been vlsiiliiir her
sister, Mrs. J. . iiren.lel, since
Ihursday returned home Sunday
evening.
Dr. D. F. Hrendel
' " II Uf
pointed a member of the insanity
board, vice Dr. Cook. Ho received
his appointment from Judge Travis
1 ueau ay.
School opened Monday with
large attendance. The new profes
sor, assisted by Miss Maude Ruster-
hoItTi, bids fair to glvo general satis
faction. Last Friday John Farils un.
throw from a horse while returning
irom lom Smith's to his home, cans
Ing both Internal and external In
juries, ifa wns a my 8ei.loUH
eondltlon for several days, but at
this writing no fatal results nre ap
prehended. Andy Campbell's daughter met
with an accident last Suiul.iv in
i. . ' ,,c
lonowing manner. Mr. Ray Chris
wlsser was taking the y0iin 1ri
from his home to that of her own
when the seat tinned l.m.Wn-.i
throwing her out backward. hm.
Ing the right arm at the wrist and
pi now. At present she Is doing very
nicely.
Mrs. C. A. Rawls and her ,inn..i,
ter-ln-law, Mrs. Joe llnwli. .m..
down from Plattsmouth Tuesday
morning, and Mrs. Joe proceeded on
to Nebraska City Wednosd nv ninrn.
Ing to visit her parents, while Mrs
Uawls returned home on the even
ing train. WMlo here thev .,,
the guests of Mrs. Will Smith.
train the same night for the bedside expenses
of her brother.
and
1.50
17.20
150.00
62.50
26.50
48.00
4.00
7.24
7.92
Tuesday Mr. Youne ..; IIll.ton. salary
received a message that he died Mon- '., ".8!"rranH' salar' .
rlnv. nH , ,. ,....,., i r,iat-8 208.4C
uuini-u ui uregon, acis Anderson, room for
unit county, Mo., Wednesday, where election
he was born.
George Davis of Nodaway countv.
Mo., is the guest of his old friend,
F. S. Young, sr., this week. Mr.
Davis and Mr. Young were boys to
gether in the earlv settlement r
Cass county, Mr. Davis belnir
- - - I l'l I IlLIHB ... .
to manhood near Murray. His father A- J- Klepser, ticket to pan
ns one or
C. II. Smith. nnKtnl oni,,.ti!,I.
. .... '' 1113
Neb. Lighting Co., gas
tu. jcarour Co., burial of
Ernest Cole 22. 3o
J. V. Egenberger, coal to
paupers
Robert Sherwood, mdse ' to
larm
J. F. Olf. mdse n.
Elmer Meisinger, road work
. jj. wo. 2
Emil Meisinger, same No. 2
G. A. B. Hicks, same No. 2.
Wm. Stohlman, same No. 8.
Ben Beckman, same No. 10.
J. M. Hoover, same No. 3. . .
Neb. Con. Co.. bridee work
Same 648.00
M. Dalby, bridge lumber... 16.55
John Waterman, same .... 4.10
Sheldon & Sheldon, same. . . 27.35
Same 9s5
M. Dalby, lumber 21.64
Cedar Creek Lumber Co.,
lumber 69.40
Claim Allowed 011 Commissioners'
Hoad Fund.
W. C. Bartlett, road work. . 102.00
Board adjourned to meet Septem
ber 21, 1909.
W. E. ROSENCRANS,
County Clerk
and Mrs. W H. Puis.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Disks and Au
gusta Bannlck of Colerid.ro
spending this week at -the home of
Air. and Mrs. W. H. Puis.
Mrs. Charles Engelkemeir spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives
in Plattsmouth.
Mrs. Julius Neilson and daughter,
who have been' spending some three
weeks with friends at Mlnnennnii.
Superior and other northern and
lake points, returned to their home
in this city. They had a most en
joyable visit and came back fePHn.,
excellently after the vacation.
MAPLE (iUOVE.
7.50
6.25
8.41
the early settlers of p('r
Mills county, la., Hvlg there In nnd & Ste"hen8-
1853. He was present at the treaty M. E. Manspe'ak'e'r', 'livery' to
with the Indians at Bellevue In that commissioner
year, and Mr im.iu n,. 1... John Konia. mrlso tn '
7 years, was with his father on that t"J 1 rn' room for l'k'c-
occnslon, and can relate many inci- Henry Verry, 'labor' ki Vo'u'rt
dents that happened at the time. house
Mr. Davis and I'nrlo fnnv B. C. Marouardt. mrfas o'n'ri
- ..unit ciic ru-i , , , " " .
Joying themselves hugely In relating r .ng . ",ck 22.50
the nranks thnv . " '..u r- mase 3.46
t ..,,, 3 mi uiuir ruopp uartiett, supplies. .
early childhood. Mr. Davis was here John Waterman. Inmher
to meet with the pioneers nnd T' .s c- Dabb, labor at court
he thought he would remain nnH L. ,H
9.65
3.00
3.00
3.00
5.00
138.50
3.00
3.00
visit a snort time with snnio nf i.io I 1,1 r,,
vt 'o 1 .i. '.iiiunt;riuun
old neighbors that were left, and D- - Dwyer, same
jiicie r ranK is one of them.
Lnst Sunday morning Glen Itoe-
lames Robertson, mm'o""
C. D. Qulnton. sumo
Dr. Geo. H. (lilmore, same!
8.00
3.00
8.20
17.12
7.80
3.70
", in., nun ms "uracil, euine 3 00
sisters, Miss Ida Boedecker f1",0.18 & stroi. mdse.. 2075
John Young and father, Sulrl '." " Vll
IloedpcWpr Tim., ... .1 ii... n , ' 1 ""v" '" J.u
decker got his auto in Ann shn0 .., v , c, ' :1'n,0.re' 8am
a . . umjciuuKt-r, same... 3.70
...... i-u ior Macedonia, la., with his ,J- Ktioden, same 300
...It., l.l. .1. ... . . Cl.ll,. r r.. .. O.VU
nil.', lllii
and Mrs
the river at Plattsmouth, nnd were ftoI's
only three hours In making their W' C' ItaniHe'. salary and
destination, notwithstanding they s ' J
met with some nre.tv rnn.h 1 !! 1 u.mlAr' rPpalrs to
the Iowa side. They intended to visit Asemlssen & Kllnger, mdse
34.45
118.5G
with relatives over to the next day v 1 "s AIIom''I Komi !
but the lowering clouds and threat- Nt "heSairf ntLPr,nt,n8
enlng rain compelled them t rh. rJv "fe."0,'ce. ' '.'
th.., n,.n,lo ..... . "V , M",U W(1K.
"" .iu uu returned excent o.
Miss Ida. who remained over till
Wednesday morning, when h r.
turned, on the rut.. .... n .. r ' """"r
mn,, w " w- u. u., freight R.
v " iimirs and a half. He M)- 1
frank Wilson
6.50
11.20
J. A. Wilson, same . . . .
fraim Rouse, same No. 5
Jacob Meisinger, same No.
13.22
6.45
35.50
112.00
j ins section was largely repre
sented at the Plattsmouth carnival
last week.
Henry Engelkemeir purchased
new automobile last week a Mason
bought from Jenkins & Seybolt.
Albert Pappa of Union City, Okla
spent Friday In this section visiting
old friends.
. .Mrs. Leonard Murray is on the
a'ck list this week.
v. 11. ruis is building a new
double corn crib this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dansemer and
daughter Laura of llallem, Neb., are
visiting relatives in this locality this
week.
Mrs. August Engelkemeir. Jr
left Sunday for a few weeks' visit
with her sister at Stanton, Neb.
Charles Philoot Purchased n enr
load of sheep in South Omaha last
week.
Quite a number of friends and rel
atives spent Sunday at the home of
William Puis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hobsheldt spent
Sunday at the home of Charles Her-
ren.
Cameron Cat hey returned last
week from a few months' visit with
relatives In Illinois and Ohio.
Don't forget the Democratic pri
maries Saturday night, September
11, at 8 o'clock p. m nt the Pleas
ant View school house.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Tilld and fam
ily spent Sunday nt the home of Mr.
If SicK
Don't risk even one single penny '
And I will tell you why I say thlit. '
- a, l,ti?ai!1'e,eT,y P?0 of Dr. Bhoop'i
medicine w absolutely f ree if it fall.
No one need risk even one tingle penny.
Ilckt th'nk Wh" thU lm;,", t0 th8 urin
l. i?,Ti;skA""?- il?thin whatever un.
..ther of T !K
Konontuve or VrKfr1 Md.eumBtlc Rt-medy.
Then why take ny chance whtvr
fy purchase any medicine whose
mnkjr aura mnt Kn, h it J,.t r j. 1
this remarkable offer 1
Ann ijmickw, I m no Bnr to you.
.u "'Iff KhnoP'fnwllclneshava
beromethoroughlnmlardlzedallovf.r America:
11.1. At J w4ii5jhki nonwi and respon-
titttjflty'V village eVfl?
whnra to rfJmy,'tXd yours; The
elected trutrJ&bteMXh
the niok-an.lTne entire risk i mine alon.
Hilt write me first for an order.
I hit. an .1 n.r n
irh7.. .n a '"iw every commun.
kn.lMn II . 1 ...
. w n ,,,., lurnw-ana tnui save all
disappointment and dnlayi. uveaii
Besld.'s, you are free to consult me by letter
as you would your home physician. Do to freely
and fully if you desire. My advice and the book
word or twp from me will dear up tome neriou,
ailment. I have helped thoua;,dsupon thousand
plan" pnvate Pf'P"0" of pewonal advice
k.t ,"?""'" win up up new ana
helpful idi-us to you. They udl of my 30 year' x
EnrVhefrfih"1 home" Bn1 ln Hospt-
. A!neil
'-.it ftrtft 1
no larger ll.i,ilkUiferaf Lat rivM b th.
. ur imiw.t nerve. ho
thnn orgnni surelyfulter when these controling
u 7 .I V' "" "ow ur. snoop a
R,.stontlyegn,liHv , talin, nerv
and rebuilds. "(df iujfj restore the lost
n-.J. 1. 'V ' ".' "'"y'T H,uo " My best
r.wrt l?,M,rt'l'.winr,,h J,!,'C,yP,f ut- 80 write
,,., ,1 ,nn rrr uiiiKi, iop tomorrow
never comes. Dr. Hhoop. Box 12. ltacinc. Wis,
WMch Book Sliall I
i ,nysJ,psl No- For Women
No. 8 On the Kidneys No. 6 On RhoumH.m
says be was fortunate ln his decision
to return the same day, for the in-
work
5.02
3.7o
168.90
136.10
It. I). No. 7 . .
ussant lains on Mnndnv nm.i.. 1,,. t 1.' n.,
roads Impassable for nutos for sev- J- Adams & Son. lumher" n
ral days. However, the trip was a .JV, 1 6 43.36
very pleasant on... nn.i ,ha ........ Joe Mcker, road work. U. D.
in which It was made gives Glen's S. G.'wolfe', 'same No ' 6 " "
nuto a splendid record. C. K. Jordan, same n!i. ifi' '
John Elliott, same No. 16
Sheldon & Sheldon, lumber
II. U. AO. X
For Sale!
Good, gentle familv
SUUU if
... I..- nnu buggy in fair condition n,e. No. 9
IU.S ,.pn ,n UH0 Rome tIme
Ffly-flve dollars will take the whniii
outfit. Addrt 'SB Or mil nn l'
Scott. M. p. Agent. Murmv v.i.
------ t i"Ui
5.25
6.00
11.50
M. Dalby. lumher r n'v'r
Lee Arnett, culvert R. D. No.
Same, repair to 'grader! ' h".
D. No. 15
Herman Toedter, r'o'a'd'w'o'rk
R. D. No. 6
C. T. Richards, same No.'i!
It. I I. llBOn. Snm Vn R
11.97
132.97
50.9
57.2
Tom Leach of Seattle. Wnnh anA
... 1 uu
Miss Mattie Thierolf of Str v...
his cousin, are vlslUng In the city Cuj"'8- I'runhoeber, same No
for several days, and both wcro n,.. 4
sengers today for Seattle, whom ,.,., HV.e niibt ll. same No. 4.
Thierolf w, vl(tlt tho PX)()8kon. mKV
U(. rememnerert liv mnnv l. o. t
of the older
having been born here and living rhrls i,V",'l
here up to eighteen years g. 7Cn No.' 6 n:'
his father, John Leach, loft for A,,1?- Kltme. same No. 6. ." '
U'ashinston. the younc son n.-,.n. .larvl Rushnell, same No.' 4
l""'lng him. This Is hi , .... mm N'-
i.,.,,u , , . ' " "hi innu es, same No fi
t'k hero since that time. lie found Cedar Creek Lumber (V
mnnv ,.t 1.1.. ... . I 1 .. v
' " ",a I'.iiymates still here. i inner 11. v. No. 1...
. , (..us. Sallsburg, road work IJ'
The undersigned has about in D. No. 2
acres of coo.l crn tn font Will Keil, same No. 2.
taring horses onlv. mod ..." . uirpm:e
UMIIIIIK I n
ver nuu plenty of K hn.lA
dollar per month per head.
same
One jJohn Ilaiier, same No. 2!
Plaits. Gravel Co., gravel
C. Hcncen. ..
. . P Mini- Al,i..(.. .
"i m es south nf riot.- '"'"Mr, road work
31.15
4.00 :
27.00
33.00
6.2i
4.00
24.00
18.50
24.64
46.2;
104. 9S
11. 75
4.60
19.T.0
7.00
16.00
1.50
S.25
16.50
I8.1.
11.10
We have just
received thirty
dozen of new
Stetsons for fall
The new styles offer a
great variety of new-
shapes, a little larjjcr
than last season. The
colors most popular are
gray, sapphire, catawlia.
cedar blue and black.
Prices $3.50 to $5. Also
showing a large assort
ment of $2.50 and $3.00
hats.
The llniiie (it
Hurt. Srhttffuer if Mart Vlthr
Jl'iulinttttn Shirts, Mtann II, it
XSZjSx Th
Jlc Stc&fri who
1 n.rlT
out
Stetson
Hat
practice rml econ
omy. They can
get a cheaper hat of
course, but thfy
cannot net in eipial
in character and
atyle at any prict.
Come in. we
can prove it.
W Ki i ha
ticiina lull m4
rbr Hill la ill
lh liieil iiHii,
a
Vj
17.2