Children Cry for Fletcher's
A
.-HKHKII 'I'-H i' weighing and writing checks.
EAGLE. J-lllo received that day 65.000
Beacon. pounds of porkers, and his son,
.?w.?W-i!T. .!-!!! !-WI' John, look Ihem to the Nebraska
.. i. .... r.. t .. imr uly market mat, evening.
old friend, Conrad Wetenkamp,
out again after several weeks'
illness.
Joseph Edwards of Irwin, Iowa,
irrived Monday and is spending a
ew davs visiting with his sister.
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The Kind You llnvc Always liou-ht, and which fc:ss bc-
In use for over 30 years, has lorno (ho sl;:nat ::ro t..'
and has been mado uimo.r pc-
frf-f-f- Konal mipervision fdnce Its l:w:i:!v.
J&tCU6l A11iw tio iRfl t det eivo you k:i tlifs.
All Counterfi lt, Imitations and "Just-as-good" nr hut
Kxperimcnts that trifle -w ith iv.ul endanger t.'io la-alt h of
Infants and Children r.xperieneo against Kxperinai.t.
What is CASTORIA
Caslorla I a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains laJLher Opium, Morphine itor other Jfareotlo
mihstaiH-e. Its ago is itx guarantee. It destroys Worm
mid allays lVvfrishness. It cures Diarrluea and AViml
Colic. I t relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. Jt .assimilates the Food, regulates tho
8loma li and i;ovvels, gixing healthy and natural fclee.n.
The Children's Puiiaoea- Tho 31 other's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
I Bears the Signature of
SI
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
THE CINTU COMPANY, 7f TMCT. r OPK CITY.
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LOUISVILLE.
! Courier.
4M-W"H-IM"H-!M"M"M
Edward Lohncs is in the, Pres
byterian hospital in Omaha,
where lie was operated ipon
Tuesday. lie is gelling along
nicely.
Miss (inldy Eager returned last
Saturday from Lincoln, when! she
had been the past live months
taking treatment in a sanitarium
Her many Louisville friends will
ho pleased to know that she has
been restored to heallh.
oor old (luesl LenholT was
taken lo the county poor farm
Tuesday. (iusl spent bis life
fighting booze and although he
yvas game he received a blow on
I he solar plexus, 'which put him to
Ihe bad.
The Courier is informed I lint a
deal was closed this week where
by Mrs. Hubert McCarly becomes
the owner of I wo valuable lols on
Main street south of Nichols'
store building and will erect a
fine new brick building on them
next spring.
Charles William is here Ibis
week from Ilenfrow, Oklahoma,
visiting wllh his parents. Mr.
Williams is a hardware and im
plement dealer in Ilenfrow. lie
went lo Kansas City lo allend Iho
Implement Dealers' convention
and look occasion to visit here
dy,ring his vacation.
Announcements of Ihe mar
riage of Charles II. O. Petersen
and Miss Lena Maude Hubble of
Pierce, Neb., on Thursday, Jan
uary 1H. have been received in
Louisville. the groom is a
former Louisville boy and is n
son of P. Petersen. His many
friends here wish him and his
bride a long and happy wedded
life. '
The saloons of Robert McCarty
and Henry Thiele were entered
Monday nighl or early Tuesday
morning and Ihe cash regisler al
bolh places were relieved of the
change, amounting lo about $'20
in nil. The thieves entered with
skeleton keys by the front doors
and left no trace behind them.
Whether it was (he work of local
lalenl or some, bums who were
seen about town of course is not
known, bul it is a safe guess (hat
thev were not expert cracksmen,
OS Ihe safe in McCarty's saloon
contained a neat sum and it was
not molested.
Ha Won't Limp Now.
No more limping for Tom Moore
of Cochran, da. "I ha da bad sore
on my instep (hat nothing seemed
lo help till I used Hucklcn's
Arnica Salve." he writes, "but
Ibis wonderful healer soon cure(
me. Heals old, running sores
ulcers, boils, burns, cuts, bruises
eczema or piles. Try it. Only
cents, at F. d. Fricke fc Co.
3jC
That's
distributing some money among
the farmers of this vicinity, and
indicates that Abe is a pretty good
fellow to have around at hog sell
ing time.
f
Mrs. John Peterson.
Carl J. Sack was down from
aveloek Wednesday attending to
i it
some nusiness mauers ami i.iu-
...
ing on relatives ami irienus.
Chas. L. draves and daughters,
Vernie and Leola, came up from
Union last Saturday lo make a
visit wnn narry uraves aim
family.
Harry Caddy met with a very
painful accident Wednesday
norning while helping put up ice.
He was struck on the top of his
head with a pick, making a gash
of about one ami one-half inches
in length.
Marshal Fred Spahule was noti
fied Wednesday that he had been
appointed deputy game warden for
Eagle and vicinity. Ered informs
us he intends to attend to his
duties without fear or favor.
Win. Ejnke returned home the
lalter part of last week from
Cherokee county. Kansas, where
he had been to look at some land
While away Mr. Einke made a deal
whereby he traded his livery barn
and eanipment for n well irn
proved 200-acre farm in Cherokee
county, Kansas. The. new owner"
of the livery barn is W. C. dunr
of Fort Scott, Kas. Mr. Einke
and family will depart for their
Kansas home about March 1
Harold Morland, a young man
from College View, was out hunt
ing one dav last week and killed
four quails contrary to law. The
mailer was reported to (he game
warden at Lincoln, and on Friday
Deputy dame Warden II. W.
livers came down and complaint
was filed against Moreland in
Just ice draves' court. Young
Moreland appeared in court and
entered a pica of guilty, where
upon he was fined the amount
specified hv law $5 a bird and
cosls amounting (o $2 5.25,
which was pormplly paid.
THE SOUND SLEEP OF GOOD
HEALTH
Is not, for those suffering from
kidney ailments and irregularities.
The prompt, useo f I oley Kidney
Pills will dispel backache and
rheumatism, heal and strengthen
sore, weak and ailing kidneys, re
store normal action, and with it
health and strength. Mrs. M. 1
Spalsbury, Sterling, 111., says: "I
suffered great pain in my back
and kidneys, could not sleep
night, ami could not raise my
hands over mv head. But two
hollies of Foley Kidney f Pills
cured me. I'or sale ny r. .
Fricke & Co.'
Almost Lost His Life.
8. A. Slid of Mason, Mich., will
never forget bis terrible exposure
lo a merciless storm. "It gave me
h dreadful cold," ho writes, "that
caused severe pains in my chest,
so it was hard for mo to breathe
A neighbor gave mo several doses
of Dr. King's New Discovery
which brought great relief. Tho
doctor said I was on the. verge o
pneumonia, but to continue with
Ihe Dissovory. I did so and two
bottles completely cured mo." Use
only tli it ' quick, nafep reliable
medicine for coughs, colds, or any
throat or lung trouble. Price 50c
and $1.00. Trial bolllo free
flyaranleed by F. 0. Fricke & Co
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WEEPING WATER.
! Republican.
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The large engine for Ihe elec
tric light plant arrived last Friday
and both are now about in posi
tion for use.
Down in Rock county, Kansas,
so Ed Hunter writes, they killed
tour carloads of jack-rabbils and
shipped Ihem oul. It is reported
that in some places the jacks
came into the towns in droves
and raided Ihe grocery stores.
Dr. II. Jensen of Kansas City
was a visitor in town last Satur
day. He is one of Ihe professors
in tne Kansas t;ity veterinary
college, and was in Lincoln at
tending Ihe slate veterinary meet
ing and other meetings in Ihe city
and at the si ale farm.
We are informed (hat on (he
first, of Ihe month Ihe Sheldon &
Sheldon and voss Lumber com
panies will consolidate. Messrs.
Voss and Sheldon lake the ma
jority of slock and the balance
subscribed by homo parties, and
T. F. Jameson to manage the
yard.
Captain Cyrus N. Haird of Lin
coin, pioneer and veteran soldier,
died January 17. Mr. Haird was
cashier of the Weeping Water
bank at one time and Ihe family
resided here. Later he relumed
lo Lincoln. During his residence
here he won many friends and
ver bad a kindly feeling for
Weeping Water.
H. L. Philpot and Elmont Pres
ton expect lo go lo Chicago (his
week lo attend the automobile
show. When it conies to automo
bile exbibilions, and accessories
pertaining (hereto, what you don't
see in Chicago has not been
manufactured. They will remain
a week.
Last Saturday whiles kaling on
(he creek the bins engaged in (he
eame of "crack-lhe-whip." Albert
Puck was holding down tho (ail
end, and when tho whip cracked
he was thrown and the hone of
his left limb was broken above
the ankle. He was taken home,
Iho bone set, and now an nctive
bov is finding it hard to keep
still for a few weeks, and suffer
ing considerable pain. Crack-the-whip
is danerorous sport on the
ice or ground.
Shocking Sounds
in the earth are sometimes beard
before a terrible earthquake, that
warn of the coming peril. Na
ture's warnings are kind. Thai
lull pain or ache in Ihe back
warns you I be kidneys need ai-
fenlion if you would escape those
anirerous maladies, Dropsy, Dia
betes or Height's disease. Take
Electric Hitlers at once and see
backache fly and all your best
feelings relurn. "My son received
-Teal, benefit from their use for
kidney and bladder I rouble,''
writes Pot or Hondy, South Rock
wood, Mich. "It, is certainly a
ureal kidney medicine." Try it.
50 cents, at F. d. Fricke & Co.
NEHAWKA.
News. -l
Mrs. L. C. Todd went to Lincoln
on the afternoon train Saturday,
where she expected to visit at
home for a few days.
Hennett Chrisvvisser, who has
been over hero visiting for a few
davs, returned to his home at
Platlsmoufh Monday evening.
Ray Pollard closed a deal this
week whereby he trades his big
autocrat and some land in Kansas
for a choice quarter of land out in
Buffalo county.
J. A. Pollard, jr., one of the
many Nehawka boys who has gone
out in the world and made good
was hero for a few hours Satur
day. He left that evening for
Salem for a short visit at home.
Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Ingwersen
are rejoicing over Ihe arrival at
itieir borne Saturday night, of a
nanv girl. As tneir two older
children are boys they are fo be
excused for their exuberancy.
iiust, inieie ot Syracuse, a
brother of II. Thiele and Mrs. F.
C. Schomakcr, look them by sur
prise Mondav by introducing them
lo his wife, Mrs. Thiele, lo whom
he was married last Wednesday.
They returned Wednesday even
ing.
A card from Chester Hallenline.
who is still in Omaha, informs us
that his eve is again improvin
slowlv and that he can see out of
a little, but they think it, better
tor mm to siav imiii mere is no
further danger from eomplica-
I ions.
Miss
been at
Copper CM Malleable Range!
This range has a perfected and patented rust proof copper lining.
This is beyound question the greatest advance step made in range build
ing. The body and flues are not subjected to contract with rust produc
ing damy asbestos, as is the case with all other ranges, as our one piece
copper lining is placed between the asbestos and outside body and
a dry air space is formed between the copper and body by a series
of bosses inch in height, reserving
the body in a perfectly dry state.
Here are the desirable and distinc
tive features of the Copper Clad Malle
able Range:
A very beautiful design and finish
hidden hinges and catches.
Back flue made entirely of malleable
iron.
Large perfect pouch feed.
All nickle plated parts are of a plain
oval design, absolutely devoid of rivets,
bolts background or scroll.
Square ornamental closet pipe.
Weighted oven door, requiring noun-
sightly catches.
A perfect contract resivoir adjustment.
Combining the above valuable improvements with material and
workmanship of the highest quality, we offer the Copper Clad Malleable
Range as the highest grade range ever produced.
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PLUMBING! HEATING! HARDWARE!
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dlad
home
weens on account
sickness, returned
West, who has
ior t tie past two
of a snell of
o her sludie
Blsmed a Good Worker.
i warned my neart lor severe
distress in my left side for two
vears." writes W. Evans, Dan
ville, Va., "but I know now it was
indigestion, as Dr. King's New
Life Pills completely cured me."
Hesl for stomach, liver and kid
ney troubles, constipation, head
ache or debility. 25c, at F, O
Fricke & Co.
JJJ
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W-!"H"!-HW-HWIv-H-:
John Taylor of deneva arrived
Monday evening to make several
days' visit with relatives and
friends in and near this village.
Fred Montgomery and family of
Lorlon made a few days' visit at
the M. H. Shoemaker home in this
village, returning home Monday.
Miss Margie Walker of Murray
passed through here on the fore
noon train yesterday, starling lo
Larned, Kas., lo visit relatives.
Lee Thacker, who spent several
weeks with relatives and friends
in Ibis village and vicinity, de
parted Tuesday morning for his
home at Monle Vista, Colo.
W. D. Wheeler of Rock lHuffs
precinct made a short visit hero
Tuesday forenoon, being on his
way lo Healrice lo look afler some
important business affairs.
Mrs. John Larsh went to Omaha
last Friday evening, returning
with Mrs. Ella S. Larsh. who was
in thai city several davs lo have
a specialist treat one of her eyes.
Mrs. William Slot lor departed
last Friday evening for Dakota
City in response to a message
notifying her of Ihe very serious
illness of her brother, N. D.
Snyder. Her son, Carey, accom
panied her on tho trip.
Emery Rauer and wife, who had
been visiting several weeks with
Union relatives and friends,
started Tuesday morning for their
home in Strathmore, Canada. Joe
and Miss Annie Hauer accom
panied (hem as far as Omaha.
W. d. dlasgow departed Mon
day evening for tho heallh resort
at Hot Springs. S. D., to spend Iho
remainder of Iho winter, hoping
lo improve his health. He left
with a good smile and plenty of
"Tiger" fine-cut. and Ihe latter
will help him along while it lasts.
Monday was "hog day" in this
town, and A. L. Ileckcr was a busy
n (lie academy at, Nebraska Citv
Mondav. Her mother accom
panied her, returning on Ihe
eveninor (rain Tuesday.
luomiav evening an M. I. pas
senger (rain on Ihe main line
killed a man about Ihree miles
south of Nebraska City. He was
a deaf mule .and was horriblv
mantrled. Less than two weeks
before Ihcv killed a track walker
north of town who was allemptinf
lo cross a long (resile just ahead
of the train.
HOW
THE
C0 n re"CTS
KIDNEYS
Avoid taking cold if vour kid
neys are sensitive. Cold congests
the kidnevs, throws too much
work upon them, and weaken"
their action. Serious kidnev
trouble and even Height's disease
may result. Slrenelhen your kid
nevs, get. rid of Hie pain and
soreness, build Ihem no bv Ihe
timelv use of Folev Kidney Pills.
Tonic in action, nuick in results.
For sale by F. d. Fricke & Co.
IHE PASSING OF 15.
PETERCARLSON
Died at Her Home in This City
Last Night After an Illness
of Two Weeks.
From Tuesday's Daily.
Mrs. Matnilda Carlson, wife of
Peter Carlson, died at her home
in I his city last night after a
severe. illness of two weeKs dura
tion. .Mrs. Carlson has been in
poor health for several weeks, but
was not considered in a critical
condition until within the last two
weeks.
Mathilda Hermark was born in
llellferst, Sweden, September 10,
18 Hi, where she grew lo woman
hood, and in 1809 came to America
with her parents, who settled in
Chicago. There she was married
ugust 20, 1873, to Pcler Carlson,
' ilh whom she lived happily until
the date of her death. In 1888
Mr. and Mrs. Carlson removed
from Chicago to Plallsmouth, and
have been highly respected
citizens of litis city since that
lime, almost a quarter of a
century. Two sons, John and
dust, and Ihree daughters, Mrs.
Hilma Nyden, Misses Julia ant
Ella, beside her husband, survive
lo mourn Mrs. Carlson's death.
She leaves four sisters and three
brothers, as follows: Mrs. Strode,
Mrs. Jnnberg, Miss Tall and Miss
Emma Hermark, all of Chicago.
Her brothers arc dust, John and
Charles Hermark, of Phillips, Neb.
Funeral arrangements will bo
announced in tomorrow's issue of
the Journal.
Texas Party Returns.
From Wednesday's Dally.
W. E. Roscncrans, tho hustling
real estate dealer, returned from
Texas last night, accompanied by
Frank Raker, having been away
for about Uiree weeks. Ex-County
Commissioner L. D. Switzer,
deorge Kaffenberger and Chester
Rice, who accompanied Mr. Rosen
crans on the trip returned the day
before. The party returned feel
ing fine, having enjoyed the trip
through Texas very much, view
ing the many attractive invest
ments offered. They brought back
a fine picture showing the busi
ness section of San Antonio, a
city of 90,000 population, which
can be seen at Mr. Roscncrans
ollice. near the posloflice.
FORESI ROSE
wahoo.ncb.
The Best Flour In the
Market. Sold by all
Leading Dealers
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EAGLE'S ANNUAL
S'ndv Rslqns Joi.
Snndv Andrews handed in his
resignation as baggageman at the
Hnrlintrlon station last nmht.
with n request for Iranspot lal ton
(o Omaha. The notice was rather
short, but as Sandv had b'M'ii a
pretlv good hand, (he bovs will
nrobpblv (rv to get him an nrmnal.
Ouittintr just at this lime when
(he spring business is beginning
lo pick up, will be ouite a jolt for
(he company, bul, nevertheless, it
is a safe bet that it will at least
trv to continue business al the
old stand.
AN EPIDEMIC OF COUGHINQ
Is sweeping over tho (own. Old
nnd voting alike arc affected, and
(he strain is particularly hard on
lit He children and on elderly peo
ple. Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound is a quick, safe and relia
ble euro for all coughs and colds
Contains no opiates. For sale by
F. O. Fricke & Co.
"The Acorns," tne pooutar 6
cigars. Mads by Ptak A Bajeok.
Given by
The
Plattsmouth
Aerie
No.
365
Several
Valuable
Prizes
Will
Be
Awarded
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COATES' HALL
Saturday Evening, February 17th
You know the good time he Eagles have, so make it
a point lo attend.
Music by the M. W. A. Orchestra
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