Nebraska Newspapers

    STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
LIVINGSTON LOAN AND
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Ml till'
of I'UlUMIl'lUtll.
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NEWS OF X Ell R A SKA. it9 "r? ""I V'.
I r;.rie;r. Nob., Ju.y l'. Two boy.
ri -1 lively thirteen and ten.
sous i a fanner mimed Trmp, were
iir wr.i'i wl.ilc bathing in the L'.ue riv
er, near l.t if. Tho IknIIos wore recovered.
Stuck ln.ois
Cash
Ii.'liii'liiria lin.T'".l. prria! nn.s. tines
ami ilurs
vi iim ami taxes. Insurance .:iii
unit advanced 1.11 Tl
Uthvr aM'K nuTvc d'.inl CI
Heal estate contracts 4.1
Tula! t.'i.". 10
i.i . in i.i ms.
C:iiltal slock paid up fit. 'all Hi
lil-SlTVt' flllld 6U HI
I'mlivulcd irelits VXZS.I 15
Total fi .l.w 10
KF.CKII'TS AM) KXTKMUTl lU S
fir tin' year outline .lime M.
KKCEIl'TS.
Balance oil hand July 1. Ilia i 1.173 71
Dili's IH.'.'n: W
Interest, premiums and lines l.'iM 7i
Loans repaid n;wi ill
Kt'iil fstiittn'ontnu'ts '.'Ill !l
Mcmliership fees IA1 25
Transfer fees 2i
Miscellaneous 7:t
Total iX.'.iU till
EXI'KXIHTIUKS
Loans il!i.;m7 UU
Kxpenscs lilt 20
Stock redeemed . 1I.H7S 12
Cash on hand I'M 31
Ut'turu pri'inluins H Hi
Interest on H. 1 3 57
Hottest cf the Year at
Lincoln. July r.i. The
temperature vxr.s 54 iVsrei
test of the year. While th'
was sictt there wolf r.o pr
Lined .
i;i;xl
. the
iv.r.
Tins
Total illiXH ii'.i
State or Neiikaska, i
County of Cass, i
I. Henry 11. (ierlnir. secretary of tin- ulmvo
lianii'd association, do solemnly swi-ar thai
tht' tori'iMlui statement of the condition of
said ussiM'latlon. Is trim and correct to tin
best of my knowledge and liellcf.
Henuy U. (iKHiNil. Secretary.
Subsorllied and sivoru to liefre rue this 30tl
day of June. l'.4. Tiiom: Wai.i.inii,
(skai.) Notary I'milic,
Approved:
1). 11. Smith.
C. A. Mahshai.i. IHre.'tors.
Kiu;i) V. KniMiCH. I
Probate Notice.
TN T1IK COI'NTY COIIiTol' CASS CcU'X
A ty. Nehraska. Ill the mailer of the e state
of Otto C. Hooknicyi r. deceased.
All nersons Interested In said estate an
liereliv nolillcd that a lielitlon has lieeu tlleil
In said court ailcirinii that said deceased has
left no lat will and testament, and pravln
for administration upon said estate, and thai
a hearimr he had niton said petition licfon
said court on Ihi' sth day of August. A. It
r.)l. at 11 o'clock a. in.. Ilial If they fall to
appear In said court on said day to
contest the said petition the court may
vrant and Issue letters of administration to
Wesley ltkmeer or some other siiitiilile
person and proceed to a settlement of said
estate.
Witness my hand and the seal of this court
this liith day of .Inly. Uu4.
seal llAKVKY it. TUAVIS.
7-21-3 County .1 mli-o.
Eirjht
Harri-oa.
after Ileitis
a viTuict
Yearj for Ccnnoily.
Nih.. July is Too Jr.:
out ton lmurs u.v.:-:ht
tinilini? Jatuos Coi.ti
in
!v
guilty of i:::iiis'.aut;h;or for l he V.il'.ir.i;
of Henry 11. MI'.Kt. Judpc Wt.-Mvcr
seii'i'tucHl him to ei;ht yours :a the
poni'ontiiiry. nJ'tcr overruling a miv
tion for a new trial.
Men Win Nebraska City Strike,
Nebraska City. Neb., July K Thfl
strike at the Mortor.-OreRson p.ukiiiK
house was settled at noon and the
men returned to work at once. Detec
tire Jack Farley, who was the cause
of the strike, resigned and Mark Mor
ton notified all of the men that they
could return to work unconditionally.
Young Man Drowns at Atklnaen.
Atkinson, Neb., July IS. Alex Wal
lace of Ciordon, nineteen years old,
was drowned at the raot In this place.
After supper he, with two or three
others went out. for a swim. The
water being higher than hcrvtoforo,
and getting into a switt current in a
few moments he was beyon 1 help.
The Iiovb who were with him mudo
heroic efforts to rescue, but were un
able to save him.
Sanquet to Pr.ul Morton.
Nebraska City. N- lv. July Mr.
Joy Morton rnterUined at dinner In
honor of his brother, Paul Morion, the
newly appointed sol idary of the j
navy. A distinguished c ompany of I
gentlemen, representing the stales of
Illinois and Nebraska, gathered at
Arbor Lodge, the beautiful country
riotne of Mr. Morton.
Sweet Given Long Term.
O'Neill, Neb.. July 18 The Jury In
the case of the otate against Clarence
A. Sweet, charged with assault upon
Maudle Starts, aged five, from the in
direct results of which tihe died, re
turned a verdict of guilty, recommend
ing mercy. Julge Harrington gave
Sweet the limit, fifteen years In the
penitentiary. A mot urn for a new
trial has Mvn filed.
l bCrk r? s Efl W H m 1 Is !A 5S w I
I GASH GIVE?-! AVAV to Users of
U O Wl W L J) r If S, EEL I
h i wum -mtm vtr tt mm mam immmhi wanauai m
I
Drops $3,000 From Car Window.
Omaha, July 16. While the North
western night express was traversing
northern Nebraska B. P. Reavis
merchant of Kails City. Neb., careless
ly thrust his clothes, the pockets of
which contained $3.ihi0, out of the
sleeper window. He supposed he was
placing the garments In the hammock
and did net discover the loss till day
light, when the train was within a
few miles of Omaha. Reavis Is said
to be wealthy and able to stand the loss.
Former Flrt Chief Is a Suicide.
Fairbury, Neb., July 18. Lew H.
Davis, former chief of the Are depart
ment, committed stiicido by drinking
carbolic acid. After taking the dose
he walked out of the hou.so and was
found lying In the street dead. Ho
had been montally unbalanced since
an accident several years ago, In
which his skull was fractured. Ho
leaves a wife and two childr.i, and
was a member of the Odd Follows
and Ancient Order of United Work
men lodges.
Crctna Man Dies at Norfolk.
Norfolk, Neb., July 20. Hans Pe
ters, aged sixty-five, a member of a
party of ten people from Gretna, Neb.,
bound home mm llonesteel, died hero
from Injuries received at the North
western depot In this city when the
special pulled In from llonesteel. P
ters attempted to get off the train be
fore It had stopped, but fell and was
caught by the steps and dragged along
the platform on his back and his skull
was fractured at the base. He was
taken to the Salter sanitarium, where
he died.
Notice to Creditors.
SHKS;;"'!- In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Anton Henry
Weekliadi. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the creditors of
said deceased will meet the administrator of
said estale. before me. county judge of Cass
county. Nebraska, at the county court room
in I'litttsmouth.ln said counly.on the Kali day
of August. Hull. a ml on the lMliday of February.
Mil.), at 111 o'clock a. in. each day. for the pur-
ixisu of presenting their claims ror exanilna
tlou itdiustment anil allowance
Six months are allowed for the creditors of
so Id deceased to present their claims, and one
vear for the administrator to settle said es-
tute. from the 2nd clay of July. I'.iU.
Witness my hand and seal of said count
court, at l'lattsmouth. Nebraska, this lit
day of July. V.H.
7-21-4 Hahvev W Thavis.
Lseai.1 County Judge.
Corn Grows These Hot Days.
Grand Island, Neb., July IS. Day by
day more farmers are completing their
harvesting and the tone of their re
ports has not been bettor In fifteen
years. Wlllium Eldrlge, residing near
Alda, was one of the first to complete
the harvest of both oats and wheat
and reports that the latter crop may
go forty bushels to tho acre. One
farmer In from the north country es
timated his oats cron at 100 bushels
per acre. This Is exceptional, though
all report a most satisfactory result.
Com Is making wonderful projress
with the great wealth of sunshine
from above and moisture beneath.
Probate Notice.
TO IIKItMA LKMM AND I KKUKKICK"
Lemm. Infants, and to Max Lemin. their father
and administrator de lionls lion of the estate
of Wlllhun tiuthman. ch used, non-residents
of the state of Nebraska, and to .Mary h reck
low Anna lioos. I.oulsa liiithman. Kdnard
(iuthman and Ida l.ntlmnin. you and each of
you and all other persons Interested are nere
l.v mil llli.il ilcil on the 2sth tlavof June. 1104.
Wlllium tiuthman Hied his petition In the
county court, of Cass county. Nebraska. In
the matter of the estate of William tiuthniaii,
ih.cinisi.il iisklnir for settlement of said estate.
and that lots 7 and s in block 73. In the city of
l'lattsmouth, in Cass coiintv. NeiirasKa, aim
lots 3 to 7. Iilh Inclusive. In Towiisenirs addl
tlun to salil cltv. lie assigned to said William
Outhlnan. Mary'Krecklow. Anna tioos. Louisa
i:m t. tint kiluaril liiitbmioi and bla tiuth
man. each a one-seventh part thereof, and to
said Hernia Lemni ami ! reclericu i,emi icn
undivided one-fonrteetit h pari thereof as the
III lllltttet (Mill (if il.ii lute Wlllhun (itithtuan. ami
free from all claims of the creditors of WIU
liatn tiuthman. and of the costs of adinlnis
i..pimr liion.tiiie ami for Miutlahlc relief, toil
are required to answer sulci petition on or lie
fore Monday, the 8th day of August, m 4. ami
a hearing thereon will lie had on the tilth day
of August, Hu4. at 10 o'clock a. in.
IIAHVKY l. THAVM.
Count v .Imlire of Cass County. Neb.
Jesse L. Koi it. Attorney for Petitioner.
Legal Notice.
T,. ll..i,rl..llu II IVolcotL LoVil P. Vtoleott
and .leannette Teogarden. and to all other
person Interested: You anil eucli of you are
hereby notified that on the Mill day of July.
11)04. Isaac W. Teewirden as administrator of
the est alii of Creeilu A. Vtoicoii. uceeiise..,
i,.rl i,u Hiiitl ucrouiit and nctlllon for the al
lowunce thensif and for Hie assignment o
. i... ...i.l,,o ,.f 1 1... ..si ii tn ri'iil and personal, o
said deceased. In the county court of Cass
...... v..i.i.,.i,. Tlott tlin said court, on
the lltl'i day of July. IU04. xed the 5th day ol
August. IIM. at 11 o'clock a. ni.. and the rsiiiie
iii tl... court house 111 I'latlS'
mouth. Cass county. Nebraska, as the time
i ... i... ...i.,,. ....i.i iu'i tion. ana ail-
Itliu liuti f ii'r iii i"H ".'- f ; ...
....i. ,,1 ,.n,.uiii mtiil iiccoiitit. Ihe said
petitioner claims that the alive lianied lien
........ it u'.. i i i . 1. 1 vil i WoCott and Jean
ette Tee'ifardeii are the sole and only heirs al
law of said deceased, and they alone arc en
.i.i. ..i ... it... ri.siiliie of said estate. I
..... r..o i,. ursahl time and place am
. i'i' ,.i in tho asshininent
CIHUM'1 IO Slllil II" count , I
of 1 1... residue of the estate real and IX'rv'mil
of said chs'eased to the said Henrietta li. ni'
ecu l. Lloyd I'. Wolcott and .leanette 1 eckar
den. sahl miiiiii't will In- allowed and such as
slgnmeiit of said estate niaile.
Ily the Court,
IIahvktI) Thavis.
County .iiiuge.
2st4
SHERIFF'S SflLE.
... .... of sale. Issued 1
IV i in lie f. ,.,..,..,-.
James li..l rtson. clerK . a im- is, ,. t . ....
within and for Cass County. .eirashu. ami m
tne directed, I w ill en the
22rf Dav otAuauU. A. D. 1904.
... ...1...1 r .i.l.l dav. at the south
. , ;. -nrt house In the euy o
l'lattsmouth In sal'l county sell a
auction, to the highest bidder for ca
I,,!,",S?.r:? ,. L: . ;,ii. KIe(M. mid Six ,...
In lll.H k V ,. t.r ii Young ami H'ys; addH
i. .. ...... of lirtllft .1. l eterseu
ItS tl"' l..'" ' J , " , - . .
lollll
Ali'tanili
aii, Vi u h' Mer anKcieVenciants, tosa.lsfy
July sut.
JOHN ! Mc.
Nehrnska.
femlatils.
l'lattsmouth
Hherlff, Cass County
JltSt L. U'XIT.
I'lalutll AUormiy.
A
IlKlliK
Nebraska.
2V-J
Errant Wife Is Located.
Chadron, Neb.. July 18. Mrs. Day,
wife of Dr. Day of Itroken Uow, who
left Hrcjken How several weeks ago
and la alleged to have eloped with a
Haptlst preacher named Morris, has
been located here, stopping at a pri
vate residence. Mrs. Day was seen
by attorneys, but refused to explain
her actions or we Mr. Day, only say
Ing that she had nothing to regret
and requested that Mr. Day return to
his home. Morrla Is reported to have
deserted a wife and several children
at Ilrokeji Bow. Dr. Day contends
that his wile Is under sorao hypnotic
Influence.
BOTH PARTIES KNOCKED OUT.
One Seriously Stabbed and the Other
Has Skull Fractured.
North Plattu, Neb., July 15. A se
rious stabbing and clubbing affray
took place on the ranch of Benjamin
Auway, at)out fourteen miles from
here. It appears from the statement
of the party who came for a doctor
that Dluff Auway went to Iten Au
way's place to get some corn, and
while he was shoveling It Into his
wagon his stepfather, Donaldson.came
over from his place and he and I'.luff
had some words over the corn. In
the course of the altercation Donald
sonstabbecl Muff In the breaBt with a
knife. Inflicting a serious wound
Muff struck Donaldson on the head
with a shovel, knocking him senseless
and, It is feared, smashing his skull
Hans Gets New Trial.
Lincoln, July 14. Tho supreme
court, Judgfi Holcomb dissenting, has
held that Fred Hans, the railroad de
tective who killed David O. Luse of
Brown county In 1901, while Haus, as
special deputy sheriff was trying to
place Luse under arrest, Is entitled to
a new trial. The gTound of the court's
decision is that the Indictment
charged murder In the second degTee,
but that the court permitted the Intro
duction of evidence which tendod to
prove premeditation and deliberation.
Before adjourning the supreme court
suspended the sentenc of Mrs. Lena
Llllle, sentenced to Imprisonment for
life, pending a rehearing of the esse.
Situation at South Omaha.
South Omaha, July 19. All of the
packing houses received a few re
cruits from out of town, but none of
the strikers applied for work. Not
withstanding that all was quiet, the
strikers did not for one moment cease
their vigilance and a number of men
headed for the plant were Induced
not to enter. The best of order still
prevails. A notice was posted on the
bulletin board at the Live Stock ex
change stating that the packer can
now take care of LSOO head of cattle
a day and 6,000 head of hog- This
notice u signed by all ef the four
packing plants here. Com mission
men at once advised therr shippers ts
let shipment come forward.
BANKER LOST IN A JUNGLE.
Louie G. Wettling of Lincoln, Nib,
Ha Thrilling Experience in Mexico.
Lincoln, July 16 Louis O. Wet
tling. a banker, and C. E. Ross, a
business man, both of this city, have
had a thrilling adventure In Mexico,
according to advices from Vera Crui.
The two men went to Mexico to buy
Umber lands and n a cruise In a ca
noe thulr boat capsliod and they lost
their provisions and extra clothing,
They narrowly escaped with their
lives, and In attempting to find their
wav out of a great fomst lot their
way and wandered eighty-two hours
with scarcely any food. When they
merced from the Junglo they found
themselves 100 miles from the start'
Ing po'il- TlM,J weM ,T,,n f1 ,n a
native village, and made their way
to Vera Crux, whore a chance meeting
with friend enabled Wettling to be
Identified at a Mexican bank. Thl
was fortunate for Wettling, who wa
suspected of being an Impotter, ai he
bad not had a ahave In daya and hie
slothing wa out at elbow end tie
m ft result of U trie la t Juog.e.
ATTACK LAND ASSESSMENT.
Railroads Insist Farm Valuation in
Nebraska Are Too Low.
Lincoln, July 20. Land valuation
do not suit the rallnmds of the state.
The railway tax commissioners Insist
that the farmers should bave assess
ments greatly raised. Before thu
state board of equalization Tax Com
missioner Policy of the Chicago, Min
neapolis and Omaha road tnformod tho
board that he had evidence that land
was undervalued In several countnes.
He said only 91.3 of the values had
been reported In Douglas county. In
Washington county the assessment
was 77.65 per cent of the value. In
Burt county the percentage was 8H.89,
while In Dakota county th l percentage
was 87.42. He will be heard a week
from today and will argue that he
based his deductions on tables of Wis
consin land salea. Farmers of the
state have objected to the listing cf
all the fenced lands In Nebraska un
der the head of cultivated tracts.
Chairman Williamson of the Boone
county board asked that the land of
surrounding counties be raised.
"Much of the land In Boone county."
said Mr. Williamson, "ts listed as cul
tivated land merely because It I un
der fence. Some of this fenced land
1 very rough and entirely useless for
anything except paaturag. and It Is
hardly fair to consider It as cultivated
land and list It as cultivated land val
uea."
In Addition to tho Regular Free Premiums
How
Would
Voousnssncfz Co.
wrrc
TO SECOXD SiTIOYU. nilK
Ti! riwv hi.
WOOLSOi
Per.
riccco.
like cx Check Uke This?
lit. i.j sA AAA nn Cash to Lion Coffee useri In our
118 Have AWarUBH UUUUiUU 2i:W people get checks, 213J more will get tbcm iu the
Presidential Vote Contest
Five Lion Heads
Coffee Packages
stamp entitle you
the regular free
cut from Lion
and a a cent
(In addition to
premiums) to
one vote. The a-ccnt stamp cov
ers our acknowledgment to you
that your estimate is recorded.
You can send as many e.iti
mates as desired.
Grand First Prize of $5,000,00
will be awarded to the one who Is ncarcbt
correct on both our World's Fair nr l Presi
dential Vote Contests.
We alio offer JS.OOO.OO Special Cash 1'rlics to t.n.ccts'
Clerk. (Particular! Id each case ol Ll.in Colli-.)
1 ri-.
What will be the total popular vote cast
for President (votes for all can
dldntes combined) at the election
November 8, 1004 ?
In l'.NM) election, l.'l,!)S,.),r.v1 people voted
for President. For nearest correct esti
mates received in Woo I son Spice Com
pany's ollice, Toledo, ()., on or before
November S, I'.HH, we will give (irsl
t.ri.-.e b.r the nearest correct estimate,
second 1 rize Jo the next nearest, etc.,
etc. , as fullows:
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1 .v.. uiiA
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f l'ri.'.. -
ii !' ' ' '9
j
1 : : ji
rit'2i:s.
irn I I2.n00.00
I'i
r.oo.oo
'.Of MID
IOO. (ID
fjO.OC)
yo-oo
10.00
6.00
l ,000.00
each 1 ,000.00
1,000.00
" 1,000.00
" 1 ,000.00
" 1,000.00
" y.roo.oo
u.ooo.oo
120,000.00
TOTAL,
How Would Your Kamo Look on One of These Checks?
Everybody uses coffee. If you will use l.iO.V fOFft:K bmg enough to get cciiamted with It. you will M- suited nn
convinced there is no other such value for the money. Then you will lake no otb. r-,.,.d thai s w ,y -we ndy.-riis.-. And
we are using our advertising money so tuutbutli of us-yuuus well as we-wtli get a benelil. Hem e b.r your !. .ail
AND CASH PRIZES
WE
GIVE BOTH FREE PREMIUMS
Complete Detailed Particulars In Every Package of
GJN FTEE
WOOLSON SPICE CO., (CONTEST DEP'T.)
TOLEDO, OHIO.
Avoca
special ('nrresi..iiti-N'-c
C. 1. Qnintin mid W. 1. Sinools lelt
Monday lor P-die-tcd.
15.0. M;inw;inlt and tamily arrived
home from M. Lmiis Tue-dav.
IE. T. .Jones is in South liakota.
Ir. HaviMJii reports Mrs. Fred Hall-
er, south or town, on 1 i.e mck iim.
J. O. Kuvvlaiid left the first of the
week for St. Louis.
X. W Sliauh relurneil from Lincoln
Sunday.
Miss Amy Westlake is under Ir.
Davison's care.
Mrs. J. O. Piovvlan and children are
visiting Omaha relatives.
Mrs. C. (i. Clark and children spent
a few days last week with Tnion rela
tives. Fred Ihinkak lias purchased the liv
ery barn of l. J. Meyers.
Joseph Zimmerer and family spent
Sunday In the country.
Mrs. Slade, of I'alinyra, is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Hoi
lenlierger.
U. E. Tellt vixs down from Weeping
Water Tuesday.
Deputy Grand Master Marshall, of
Weeping Water installed the follow
Ing olllcers of the I. ().). F. lodge of
Avoca last Thursday evening: Joseph
Malcolm, X. O.; Ora E. Copes, V. 0.;
Edward Morley, V.; Louis ('arstcn, J.
;.; Lester Ilohack, . C; (i. O. liar
111011, C; John Seahlooin, (J.: T. S.
I'ittinan, I!. S. X. (..; William Lang
horst, L. S. X. (!.: .James Diuitiar, II.
S. V. ;.: W. I. Sinools, L. S. V. (.
gen's house, hrokn a nuinher of win-
(lows out of the house and completely
stunned Mr. Vlrgen.
Doctors said He Would not Live.
1'eter Fry, W'oodrulT, l'a.. writes
"After doctoring for two years with
flic best physicians In Wayneshurg,
and still get! ing worse, the doctors ad
vised meif 1 1 iiid any business to al tend
to 1 bad bi tter attend to It at once, as
I could not possibly live another
month as there was 110 cure forme.
Foley's Kidney Cure was recommend
ed to me by a friend, and I immediate
ly sent my son to the store for It and
after taking three bottles I Ix-gau to
gel hotter and continued to Improve
until I was entirely well." Sold by F.
Cr. Frlcke Co.
FISHBACK TAKEN TO KANSAS.
Convict Ends Sentence Only to Fin
Two Sheriffs With Warrant.
Kanasas Ctty. July 16. When J. W.'
Flshback wa discharged at Je fferwm ,
City from the state penitentiary, after
serving a five-year sentence tor a boli I
robbery committed at the Coates
house, the sheriffs of iAncaster coun-,
ty, Nebraska, and Kansas City, Kan.,
were waiting for him, each with a
requisition. Flshback was wanted fn
Nebraska, where he Is alleRfd to have
escaped from the penitentiary before
he had finished term under the narno
of Tom Carter, and by the Kansas o fa
cer for robbing the raenger In a
Pullman car on a Missouri raclflc
train as It was passing through the
outskirts of Kansas City, Kan., In
1S?. Py mutual eereement. he was
surrendered to the Kansas ihD8 and
brought to Kansas City for trial. The
robbery at th Coete souse wa a
bold one, rtshbark stealing a cash boi
from the cigar stand In the lobby and
escaping after holding a number ot
guests and hotel employe at bay vttH
1 revolver.
Ayers
Losing your hair? Comine
out by the combful? And
doing nothing? No sense in
that! Why don't you use
Ayer's Hair Vigor and
Hair Vigor
promptly stop the falling?
Your hair will begin to grow,
too, and all dandruff will dis
appear. Could you reason
ably expect anything belter?
fti Mr bur mi
th IWir Vigo? tnpr-n.l
kit 11,1)1.--
f 1 os t txitiu.
All rtmtf.ftt
llln, out r M4IT. Mil
npr.l II
C. LuulPOS
n4 now m, l.tir It
uiaur, ci.
for
1. e. ty
t ..wall
itii rev
Thin Hair
Murray
Special Cnrri'siniiiili'iit.
Homer Miller drove over to l'latts
mouth Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sporrey are re
joicing over tbearrlval of a nine-pound
boy.
Bent Hargus spent Sunday w ith J.
M. Leek and family.
James Manners has been on the sick
list for the past few days.
Cjuite a numlier left Sunday for Da
kola to register for land, among them
being Chas. and llrtice Stone, Will
McDanlelsand Dr. Ollmore.
Mrs. Gllmorc U spending the week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walk
er, south of town.
The many friends of Mrs. James
Loughrlge will be grieved to know
that she Is no bettor, and that little
hope Is entertained for her recovery.
Miss Hopping of Hed dak Is the
guest of Will Ilrown.
Mont Ilobb Is In the bank this week
during the absence of Cashier Stone.
Harve Manners spent the week at
Xebawkaand Weeping Water, repair
ing telephones with which the storm
played havoc.
A few of the boys went up on the
l'lattc river fishing Sunday night.
Miss Abide Furgenson is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John Edmunds and fam
ily.
Em Carroll Is staying In McDanlels'
store during Mr. McDanlels' alwcnce.
Last Friday morning during the se
vere storm, lightning struck a large
Cottonwood tree in front of Oswel Vlr-
Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After Tin
Years of Suffering.
"1 w ish to say a few words in praise
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea llemedy," says Mrs. Mattie
Iturge. of Martinsville, V.i. "I sulTer
ed from Chronic diarrhoea for ten years
and during that tine tried various
medicines without obtaining any ier
inaneiit relief. Last summer one ot
my children was taken with cholera
morbus, and I procured a bottle of this
remedy. ( inly two doses were required
togive her entire relief. I then de
cided to try the medicine myself, and
did mil use all of one bottle before I
was well and I have never since lioon
troubled with that complaint. One
cannot say t'K) much in favor of that
wonderful medicine." This remedy Is
for sale by all druggists.
It costs a little more but is
the liest. ratton'sSun Proof
(lerlng & Co., sole agents.
by far
Faint.
rjcrjPrier
own
m 1 "1 5w.
I $2.25 and $2.50
If You Want Tans We Have
Them at $2.00 Up.
LIGHT WEIGHT
OXFORDS
in smooth, fine Don
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$2.50.
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