WONDAY,. MARCH 23, 1014.
PLATTSraOUTN SEWI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Winter's Chills
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ds Kidney Ills
Chilly, damp changing weather is hard on the kid
neys. Even more irritating are colds, grip, pneu
monia, tonsilitis, quinsy and other infections. The
kidneys get congested and inflamed, and this causes
backache and disordered kidney action. Though ser
ious in its latter stages, kidney disease is not hard to
conquer if a good kidney remedy is used when the
first signs of kidney trouble are noticed.
Tli? best recommended kidney remedy in the
world is Doaivs Kidney Pills. You hear it every
where. Get a box.
Plattsmouth People Testify
s,v lv .A -.; .yv v.ev .y
Backache is often the first sign of some form of
kidney disease that has been coining on for months.
Look for the other signs lame back, sharp pains
when stooping or lifting, dizzy spells, nervousness or
despondency, with irregular, painful or distressing ac
tion of the kidney; if these signs exist, decide that
the kidneys need attention, ere the trouble turns to
gravel, dropsy or Bright s disease.
Read this home testimony and then give Doans
Kidney Pills a trial.
Plattsinouth Cases Self- Told
Ninth 5trcct
Uov;;i;in TUkocUcr contractor,
Ninth tVy S:., Blaltv.eouth.
s;s: ,.M kUi:u v c;used r.io tr.ucu
IivjMi' and I hud u du'U toed
if r Jvi.tiN. If 1 st Hpovl
or s'.raii'.OiiiVi, my 'naok l:urt n.c
;uki ii tln morning I a ull til
out. I l.v-arvi so imioh aK a'vit
IK'aaMCivltuy 1'iIU U..u 1 IliuUly
rvt u K.. Tl-.ov lu-orr.t'tly rcHcvoJ
cory ir.juo;n tf I ho corajihiim.
Al th.rtt lino I juib'.uly i inlorHod
I)o;us Kiv'uu'V Tills ar.il I n:u now
lail lo confirm I then saul.
Tho tw'.iMo hasnovcr iviurncil."
Platts mouth
Mrs. Ai'.am Kurt?., riaUmouth,
a,vs: "I was ui'Vrin UUonoly
from luy kUlnovs tnl baok, ami I
eouM stoop or sUuixl vroot. 1 havl a
ilull, iiaff injr rain tniwijrh my haok
that roMvil mo of all onory. My
sirht boouuio alVootovl atnl dai k sjnts
apvoarvil boforo my oyts. 1 jrot
Ian's Kivlnoy Tills ftm Hytictts
l"ru Store and in a short time they
relieved me. Since then I have
jxcommercevl this rcmeily to anum
of my friends."
Main Street
Tnnjamtn lttvok. Main Street.
Tlattsmouth, pays: "A the result
of a bad cold, I had a severe attack
ot kidney complaint. At times the
pain extended from my back and
hips into my shoulders. I could not
jret about and was laid np for two
weeks. My head ached for hours
at a time. I had duy spells, durinpr
which my sipht blurred. After us
Inc two boxes of Ioans Kidney
Tills, procured at Kynott's Prujr
Store, I refrained my health."
Eleventh Street
Mrs. T. S. Urinkmar.n, T.Ievrulli
tvnd Tcarl Sts., Tlattsmouth. sas:
"Tor several years I was lathered
by my kidneys. My bark often pain
ed intensely. I was inclined to
think the trouble was diabetes.
Headaches ami d'.7.y spells Kuhor
ed me and my sihl became so bad
ly affected that I could not ixad.
Poan's Kidney Tills were so highly
recommended that I decided to try
them and po alnxat Kynott's Drujr
Sten. In a short time they helped
me in every way. I am never w ithout
Doan's Kidney Tills on hand."
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Rural
Win. t;tn o;. f.unu-r. fv r ivii. -sou;
h of I "attvmout l. v.i 4io
m ta'nily t ad U rn v.-.: v'.r-.c
teuoly (tv!;i l,t!i,i no i:i t!ie K k.
She could no h;t'r ? '.t f
she !ojr:ui uir.c Kat ' i;o: T.. .
They .ul r.iorv t rr .i, tl,, - tr v.
bles than an tldr.tr elo tr.at l.;ul
bon pi-v inn' y laU.
5)m Street
I.out ltn hler. prvp. h u;v. at e
stire. Kim St.. Tlatt-tsioi.th. ?.,":
"AUut ajura.'v) I h...i pains in : y
back. I was so lame that I couldn't
stoop. My kidneys oiv weak. I hud
a tire-d. Lnuid foel.: a'.l the t'.v.e
and headaches were common. I 1
Toan's Kidney Tills fn-m Kvtuut's
True Store and tiicy iosi rli rd
me. 1 am pleai-d to rtaiit.nn t.di '.Ik t:1..
Tenth Street
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COIffiiOllEH'S
PRQCEECiNGS
IMnlUmotilli. M;ui h 17, l'.'l i.
T.';ird mot ptir.-t'P.al l :'!
jnurniit iil. Tro-ent. C. K. lleeh
r.er, Julius A. Tilz and (!. Rl Jnr
lnn, Cnunty i:iiimi-siMis :
F rank J. l.iL -rslfn!, I'.i'tuHy Ch-rk.
MmhiH-s uf T'l'vi'-us y.ostntis reitii
n.ml itpfe (' ed, wl'i'li t'iM f. ii! iv'-i'V-r
btt"-iness was Iriiif'acU-d fit
i ciiulitr ("ir!. 1 :
Telifi'Mi for itH'iu i'nratiiMi nf
Viilao nf Noliaw'ka, nln a re
inniist t'atiOe naai'.il the iuenr-Pifati-n
nf said vi!!nue, cause mi
. fnr hi ai inr. Frank 1. Sh Idnit
and nlhcvs ai ieare,i ns reirinn-tl:'cil.'f.-j
tiud. aNu iiJcd. aa ..addi-
liniial prtnnnstrance, nnl mi ao
cntint 'f hail enadiltnn nf mads.
't i t imu'is cniihl nd be prcsenl
and ;; li'Mi was dcTiTred u;ilil
April 7. 1 1 I 1.
I'.'tinly Treasurer iiislrtic! ed to
l'-fund taxos on lots ( and -1.
Mnard Village for years 1
li0I. 11' It), li 11, 1D12. accntittt
same 1'i'iny cluireh p!-opTly and
tae hasinj; lieen paiil under pro
test. Telilion of W'alU-r Cnnners lo
fniidnct ami operate a poll and
LilHard hall in Cedar Creek, Ne
braska, was this day refused, ac
count not havinjr the required
r.oMiber of resident freeholders as
signers n liis petition.
MeKille I). Thomas cc Co. filed
report of findings in ainlitin'-r
arinus odlres as per (ntraet
r.nd same was approved by the
Hoard.
The following claims were nl-
The Celebrated Young Jack 1
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Sand
ors
Sandors is an excellent
young Jack, coming 3
years old. weighing 9C0
pounds, plenty of extra
heavy bone, black with
mealy points.
Sandors (5298) was
foaled June 2, 1911; his
sire was San Salvador,
2nd, by Salvador, im
ported from Spain. San
dors was bred and owned
He has been inspected
Fmntr RncoT, nf Villa RiiW Ma
enrirrf hv th sfntp Tr;npctor and is sound in every way.
Sandors will mate the season of 1914 at our home, six
tuilcs west of Murray, and six miles east of Manley, every day
in the week.
.r.iv.- v. TERMS
$15 to insme colt to stand up and suck. Parties disposing
''of -mares or remcving from the locality, service fee becomes
dji and must be paid immediately. All care will be taken to
- prevent accidents, but owners will not be responsible should
.any occur. , : ' : ; ' - " ; .
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lowed on the (Jenera! fund vf the
rounty :
C. 1". llechner, salary and
mileape (.IiO
C. U. Jordan, same 31.00
Julius A. Pitz, same .... -0. 10
Warjra S: Scliuhliee. wmk
and supplies at eourt
iiotise 17.05
IM l'enherer. Adjust.,
coal to paupers 27.50
C. W. (Juile, indse. to
Uauuh G.00
Waterman Lumber &
Coal Co., coal to court
house GG.70
Nebraska Lighting' oC,
p-as lo jail, eourt bouse
ami sheet lamp 23.32
Klopp & Bart let t Co.,
supplies to Co. Supt... 30. 20
Stal' Journal Co., road
laws lo county 2. GO
J. 11. Thrasher, bailiff's
certificate 2.00
C. Ueisel, frrindinpr feed
for farm 1 . 85
Chas. L. (Jraxes, printing:
lo enunty
.50
Midland Chemical C., in
secticide to jail 25.00
II. 15. Jameson, wood to
Mrs. Winchel 3.00
1. (iohlintr, nidse. to
county farm 3.05
Lincoln Telephone and
Teleirraph Co., rents
ami tnlls i 1 .S5
lr. K.I). Cummins, in
sane Martin Flanna.uen 8.00
J. M. Leyda, same 3.00
James Robertson, same.. 5.25
C. 1). (Juinton, same .... 3.55
Hen Ilainey, witness,
same 2.00
lliatt & Tult. indse. to
Mrs. Chambers i0.03
Melville 11. Thomas & Co.,
auditing county olllcers 182.00
"Hoard adjourned to meet Wed
nesday, Marcli 18, 101 i.
Frank J. Libershal,
County Clerk.
Plnttsmouth, March 18, 101 i.
Toaril met pursuant lo ad
journment with all members
present. when the following
business was transacted:
Horn! of the Monarch Kngineer
ing company of Kails City, Neb.,
approe.i by the Comity Hoard.
A petition received from ii. W.
Curyea arid 3S other lax-payers
requesling the Hoard for an cl
lowance of $35.00 to be paid Jos
eph Armstrong to parliaily reim
burse him for his outlay in con
nection with the care and burial
of Mrs. Oliver, deceased.
A petition signed by 1). 1).
Adams and others requesting the
appointment of A. W. Plait a
constable for Nehawka Precinct
received ami appointment made
by the Hoard.
Horn! of A. W. Plait as special
deputy sheriff for Cass county
approved.
The following claims were al
lowed on the General fund of the
county:
Wheeler & Welplon Co.,
Owners' Indemnity and
Defense policy ? 25.00
C. 1). Quinlon, boarding
city prisoners and
commitments 7.10
It. A. Hates, printing and
supplies IS. 53
Mrs. A. L. Marshall, care
of Max Barger first
quarter 101 i 13.00
M. E. Manspeaker. livery
to Cnunty Purveyor
(refused) 1.50
Joseph Armstrong, outlay
in connection with care
and burial of Mrs.
Oliver, deceased 35.00
The following1 claims were al
lowed on the Road fund of the
cnunty:
A. I. Bird, road drag, Dis
trict No. 7 S .50
L. J. Walradf, road work,
District No. G 11.30
A. K. Seybert, same, Dis
trict No. 2 10.20
A. K. Bird, road drags,
District No. G .' 15 .00
A. I. Bird, road drags,
District No. 1G 10.00
Lininger Implement Co.,
road drags. District
No. 1 . . ii.25
Lininger Implement Co.,
road drags, District
No. 2 4 ' .25
Lininger Implement Co..
road drags, District
No. 3 li.75
Lininger Implement Co.,
road drags, District
Nn. 0 1 i .75
Lininger Implement Co.,
road drags, District
' No. 12 . '. . . 1 i .75
Lininger Implement Co..
road drags. District
No. 27 15.75
Pitman & Davis, oil and
hardware, District No.
10 10.25
J. C. Lonseyer, mad work.
It. D. No. 5 12. 10
Nick Opp. balance due fnr
mad work. District No.
12, bill of December lo.
1013 337.70
o. II. Spohn, road work. It.
D. No. 13 17 0. 10
The following claims were al
lowed on the bridge fund of the
county:
J. C. Niday, bridge wmk.. 23.20
The Farmers Lumber,
Coal and Implement
Co., bridge lumber .... GS.07
The following claim was al
lowed on the Road Dragging
fund:
F. M. Prouly, dragging
roads, Dilriet No. G.. G.30
Board adjourned In meet Tues
day, April 7, 101 i.
Frank J. Libershal.
County Clerk.
'!l:!s Bear stm-v,
An Anniversary S-rprise.
Maled Orasniau. wa one of !!: jrreia Jrs.ur ia:tr.
best Lked productions of ih
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eening: -In Bur-nit f DM ; J M J.dia M. i . vh. -i-r-,:-.-l-'.ni:
Ii-h." 1-y I;-i:i:i -ji. h-!;. ua r : u ,iS-;.i ; on h;- .ir : t--. i .
some ."' d impel . .in! i .i of ct I ; x ; t . r hi- -r- a-... I fr.-r !- !
b-ge day eeties and aw ar-i- d : e ;.-:,! a--.-t !!;: : r: :
si-c'!:d place in the !: ;i in- ; i: i: .:- t w , r. f v. 1 : j: u -
c'a-. Mi- Tn;i Vi.-iil-i.-.-i'-'-!;u : . M;trch 11. A
recital of "Cy PritiIe's D-tecte j j t,-.;.. s.-.i-..; .-.J w r- h -
Experience" was eret !!"il. j:..;: ;ce ' :m. wa !,..! .i !.
The aloe is a clipp;::- tak :t j Cm -.ituia! er: v. : e i a I
from a paper pnbli-I.ed ;.t A!-, . .:; p: .-'(, r,. . ;v .. ...
liai:"e. The Mi-ses Ma!e l a ,: 1
Janet Oras-?::.!!! m n'.i.med in IU'
article r.re t'ie ,i.iu-hi. r- ..f c. w.; You may need aa
Ihm'ty' :HHra-'d.l.!.'Jh!e:!: ! i . A U OT I O K HER
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. l!::tieK ,.f t i i i -
DAUGHTERS OF A
city. They have i-ii-d tlo-ir
gran Ipurent- jn thi- ej'y a num
ber of times anil hae n; ide ttimv
frienil- here, who will ! p!ea-e,f
and we want to iaf rm vou
that dates caa be made
ct this of.ice for
t. barn of their -ucee-s ii th.-ir fl 1 lf fl n!!f!n
High school wnrk. iiUlmm Wljll UUilU
FOR SALE A number of ,,. the Wceria Water Auctioccjr
sirabie cdf aires and s er; I pr -lentinus
Immes, at l-arcain
figures. Al. s,,:n.. ncaut ! !-.
Windham Inveslm-mt A: L-.ari C Careful Att.at;on to Public Sales
3-13-tfd
COUPLE IH CONTEST
From Friday's raIT.v.
Tdiss Mary Jiaker will represent
Alliance High schmd in ora'ory.
Miss Janet Orassman in the
dramatic class and Miss Mabel
(Srassinan in the humorous class
at the contest to be held in Sidney
March 20, these young ladies be
ing the winners in the annual de
clamatory contest that took place
here last Friday evening. The
judges were President Sparks nf
Chadron Normal, Supt. Bosl Jer of
Lodgcpole and Supt. Chambers of
Minalare. The High school or
chestra added several enjoyable
musical numbers to the program.
Miss Baker's oration was "Tous
siant rOuvture" and she showed
remarkable ability in rising to the
strong climaxes of this select ion,
and splendid oratorical form.
David Beach's oralion on "Thei
New South" was excellent iy gien.j
The pretty story oT "The OS her j
Wise Man" was skiUfullv and'
tlraniat ically handled by Mis
Janet (irasmau: MN- Neva Ifowe
gae a very realistic reading of j
"The Legend of King Nilus."
Rates are FcnnaL!e
Where Will You Go
i his Gcmlng Summer?
AVill you make that grand tour of the I:i iric C'oatJ
There will be social Summer rates, and California ho' el
rates in Summer are generally less than in "wintr-r.
Or vrill you make a less exj ensive tour of the KoJy
Mountain country, including Scenic Colorado. YIIo.:o::e
Park, or the newest scenic wonder CJlacier Tark.' It is not
too early to be thinking over a vacation tour for n-xt i.rr.
mer. Tlien ti?ere is next door I yon. Colorado, with its
camping place and resorts, including beautiful Ivtr Park
just north of Denver. You will have to arrange -ar!y for
accomdations in Kstes Park. Send for !wok!et.
AVill vou make use of our information .-ervio.' I ), ri !
r
. r-t I
and let us akvhe yo;j ;4s early
new rates will ermit us.
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W. C. CLEMEMT. rke! fi::a.
L. W. WUELEY. Sissnl Tizznw lr3t. Csjij. I jr.