i
i
Republican Primaries.
Tlie contest for the nomination fur
j county attorney was nulte spirited last
Saturday cvciiinr, in this city particu
larly. Pawls, F.eesmi ami TUU1 ami
their friends worked like heavers from
the time the polls opened until they
TLcoal Etovcrttecmcnts.
PROBATE NOTICE.
IN THE COl'NTV COfliTor I ASS Col'N
TY. NKHKASKA.
In the iimturol tl.o csluii' of Almlm Uwiii-
fll. tl.tfil-rttl.
Notlre I hiTctiy islvi-n Ui nil x rson Intt r-
r,unl In HiU-tuto lh:il u 1K11I1..I. lias iH.li , , KPllri,fi mvt of the
ttle.l la llil euurl pr:ivlii I..r II. i prunim- or "'
un instrument :iiii-rti t. Ow liiM win mid delegates and Tidd the balance with
U-sttniiii-nt of sultl il.veu-i'.l ami for Hie up- n
uolintmiit of an ii.liiUi.Mnit..r with will an- Ilawls shoving Up the rear Willi HO
neel of saiil estate ami that InMirlntf will ...,,.,... ., ,,, i .1.,. ....oven! loll to
he had uik.ii said jK-tillon In the County represenl.il loll III lilt U'tlUlllloii to
Curl rHim of Cuss eonniy. Nehraskii. at eVl, te t)ie tale. It Would appear
1'inttsim.ulli. on the ltlth day of ii.-u.Ikt. 1U. ... ...... i. . .,
at the hour of lu o'clock H. in. You are re- upon the fate 0T It that heesull or
nulled to show cause, if liny you have, why ,,. , f, ,,,,, i,,..p lint Wi si 111
ll.e prayer of said petition should not Ik- 1 kill W ill Oe tlie llOIlllllie, Mill WC Still
irrantrd. on or iH'fore Ihehotir of Uiu'ehn k A. beliCYC tllil ItUWlswill he SUCCCSsf 111.
M. on said loth day of tictoU r. l.4.
Witness my hand and Ihi'sculof iheCounty No matter lloW HllS UKiy tcrillin.lle
Court of Cass eomity. Nehritska. this leth day ,,. ,,-.,.. .... ,i. if ,, more
of s. i,i..i.,iht. inn. iiAHVKv . Travis, lidil will prove as muai u noi mort
istAi.) county ju.u.-. (lf a rintf caiiilulatc than Pawls. Those
SHERIFF'S SALE.
opposed to the riattsinontli rinu, ami
especially the frleiidsof Sheriff Meb ride
Hv virtue of an order of sale Issued hy ..ill not wuin fm-i'.'t. tln nroilllnellt
i. .. ..... " "" n--
.lilll.es ivoisr.stiu. i n-i a o. me I'l-iitnv . . ,i.,,..
within and for Cass county. Nehraskii. and to part lie took III the dirt)' Work IlaillSt
me directed. I will, on the mninnt him last fall. Pr. Hall nets the solid
Zbtn uay oi acpiemocr, h. u.
... ... .i i i ...... ...... ... ti... k.,ntii
diH.rof thec.'.uri house in tiie'.-iiv of plaits- precinct for representative, and may
mouth, in said county, sell at piil.llc aucilun ,. .. , . , vonl ion nmvioi'il
tolhehlirhesthldder. for rush, the followlutf pull lliroll!,'!! I lit I 0I1U tllion, piOM.lt tl
real estate, to-v it: however, that no one else desires the
U.tstMie (I). Two til. 'llir.c (.. In I'.Iocli '
Tu-..mv.ilir Vli. AUo Lois 'I'en din. Kiev- nominal nil. luriier.Ulk W . 1 1'Olll
en (in. and Twelve (I:;., in uio. k Ki'.'iii im. ,.,...,:, ....... i , , ,i n l in i iil family will remain here for a while un-
All liithct Ityof I'lattsini.uth. in the County t lie W d.V It looks How , lil 1 e-nollllll.lU 11 J ,
of Cass, state of Nei.msua. topth.T with the f(U-mimissioner without opposition. llL Kft a suit.ih!e pl.u e to move
prlvlleu'es and appurtenances iherenmo - 11 . inlo
lonclMi; or In anywise appertalnln-'. 1 he NeilUlor MieillOll W III lie leiHillllllilli'U
same oeniK leiieu up... nun ih.o ii ..s .... , ... . , , . . ,,., rl r.'O. I ll :ill
i 3' . ..... t III. I'u. iriuii.i, t ,
Kroiu the lleacon.
Mrs. Latrom and Miss Vera OUU-
wilier returned from St. Louis Satur
day.
Sam N'estlake. has hauled the lum
ber and ben this week to build on
addition to his farm residence.
Wm. Kemp arrived here from La
l'latte Thursday evenhu of last week
to take charge of the east section, lid
Hamilton left for Panama the same
evening.
L. r.eclittl last week tinishedastone
foundation for a new barn .VIxlO feet
for Fred Muencliau, and this week Is
building a foundation for a barn 'x:!J
for Uudolph liberie.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred lleeeli left Tues
day morning for Kansas I'ity, where
Fred will resume his work as railway
mail clerk. AH are ulad to know that
Mr. lleecli has regained his health.
F. .1. l'.uhr left Monday for Milllnan
to take charge of the elevator he pur
chased recently at that place. His
uronenv of enrv 1;. t.eriuf. .l.Teiniant. 10
sat isfv ii InilLMiient. of s:ilil court reCo eft'll hv
the County of Cass, plaintiff, apilnsi said de-
leiiilant.
' I'lattsmuulh. Nehraska. August '.Vtrd. A. I.
ym. .uiiiN n. m. i: i; 1 1 n:.
Slierlll'. Cass County. Nehraska.
JlsSK 1.. ItoOT.
I'liiliitliV's Attorney.
thoiii.'h we do not believe that either
one is "hankcrink'" alter the nomina
tiou to any ureal extent.
There mav be several "dark horses''
into
M. P. .inkon has resigned his
pointnient asuuardlanof Wesley Penl
ler as he expects to move onto his
homestead in Wheeler county in a cou
ple of weeks, (i. W. Peterson has
spruiiL' on the convention both for been appointed
county attorney and representatives, plac
hut you mark the .It.urnaPs prediction
as guardian in
SHERIFF'S SALE.
.. .. .,1 i,i ...
llv virtue of an order of sale Issued hy the IHC I'lailSlllOUlll uepuoneuil uniwm
tret in its work next Saturday the same
as ever, "and don't you forget it."
The Plattstnouth delegation will
leave Saturday on the early train on
the M. P., with a special coach.
clerk of tin. district court of Cass county. Ne
hraska. and on a decree of foreclosure w here
in Nehraska State Hiithlinir and Loan Asso
ciation Is plulntlu". and Fred 1'. Heed and
Kltzaheth N. Heed. Wecplnc Water Academy,
F.dwardT. lilckard. l.ydia Ulckard and A. .1.
Mclkuiald. llrst name unknown, are defend
Kilts. I will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash ul the front door of the
court house In said county on the
26th Day of September. 1904
lit out o'clock p. in., the following described
A Power For Good.
The pills that are potent in 1 1 u-i r ac
tion and pleasant in effect are Pe Witt's
Little Parly Piseis, W. S. Phllpot of
Albany, (la., says: "Purine; a bilious
attack 1 took one. Small as it was it
did me more piod than calomel, blue
mass or any other pill I ever took and
Desires to Find Her Boy.
Coroner Henry Hoeck received a let- at the same time the effect was pleas
lands and tenement to satisfy the .indnmcut or ;lst, Friday iiiornhiL' from Mrs. 15. 'int. 1-dlUe harly iiisers are ceruunij
O. T., an ideal pill." Sold by F. i. Frlcke
block thirty-four. Weeplm.' Water. Cass conn- L, . , v.i.jn,r Imnilnes rn. & CO.
ty. NebriisKii. In tract; lot live, block SeplemlXT H, making 1I1(IU11(S It
th
drtv-four. Weeplm; Water. Casscounty. Ni- irnrdltiL' licr SOU. Thaver. wlldlll She
l.ruskii. liinnothertractiiiidtheuortli seventy 7 " ' 1..
feet of lots three and four, block lirty, Ween
Inir Water, Cass county, Nebraska, in niiotli
tr tract.
Dated this illh day of Autfiisl. VM.
MAW 1. McltKlliK.
ContTltloilT A: Si iinkk. Shcrlll'.
Attorneys for l'lalntliV.
Greenwood
SHERIFF'S S(1LE.
has not heard from since July 11, last
The mother st ates mat wiien sue msi From the Knterprise.
heard from him he was in Lincoln, and Mrs. Win. Leesley and son, Harry,
had been for several (lays, having his left Tuesday morning for Portland,
hand treated for a carbuncle, hut that Me., where they will visit a month or
he expected to go to the country to two,
work the next day. Three children of August Hamlow,
The distracted mother Is very anx- six miles south of town are down willi
ions to learn the whereabouts of lier typhoid fever. Pr. Miller is the at
lire im
Hy virtue of an order of sale. Issued by ti e
clerk of the lllstrlct Courl. Cass County. Ne-
t I I. ........ j.t f.......l..kll... IL'I.III
Nebraska state iiuiidinu' and i.au Associa- son, and gives tlie full name as Mirle tending physician and tliey
Vll he irilavuarh.hon. i wn, sH, ',a T. P.yerlv, aged twenty, described as proving rapidly
pubiicauction to the hiK'hest bidder for casii f0uows: Height, 5 feet and H inches; Elder I'tterback moved his hous.
tl, r.. ... 1 . . r. ..f tin. ittifl INlllvi' HI VHllI 7 I
county on the weight about 14.". pounds: light com- hold effects and family to Hethany
26th Day of September, 1304 plcxion, blue eyes, light curly hair, Monday, where he will remain for the
ut
land
and
block
lir.'.sk
iMitcdl i sJUlHltiy or Annus!, run.
.llUIN II. M II III UK.
COfltTltKiliT ti Stl.NKit. SheriiV.
Attorneys for I'lalntllT.
Ltone o'clock p. n... the f. i lottinc dcscriiiefi uneve teeth, one front tooth being next year and attend school.
ands and teiiemaiits to satisfy the judgment ' J
imi costs of said action: u.ts and two. gone, and smooth face. J lie reiiiest Will Hollenbeck Walter Parr,
,h,k, my. wee,,i,, water.-ass county. Ne- js madc of Mr. P.oeck that he inform sollilll(i Karl ,itnv:;r(i left Wednes,
Wat
lav
. l.i i i .
licr it lie lias any Knowledge 01 such a ,.v,,ri.m,i f(.r ,..,,,, .vt...i.s. recreation
described young man. J he mother . , , ,, W(.sU,ri) nart of the state
Hunting will be tlieir chief pastime
Word was received by Mrs. William
fears he has died, and oilers a reward
for any Information that will lead to
the location of her missing boy. Mr,
Hoeck answered the letter, stating
lie was unable to give her the desired
Huberts that her brother, (Juy Moon
died at his home near Kingtisher, Ok
Tuesday, and was buried Wednesday
at 2:150 p. m. The deceased was a for
mer Greenwood citizen, having left
here eight years ago.
Since bringing out the name of W.
E. Hand for candidate forcommission
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of unorder of sale Issued by the
clerk of the district court of cass county. Ne-
i ....... I. i.'l.i.ro it
v.,k;A., suite Hull. line and Loan Associa- Information. If ailVOIlO Call 8011(1 Slicll
tlon Is philntltr. and Nettle ir lteed and llarry . f . ,ln ... rP I'a.w.i- be will ad
I). Keed are defendants. I will sell at public 11110! 111.111011 10 M T. I.01LK, lit will atl
raM vise the mother.
n, n, s,nin,hr. 1904 The Stomact) Is the Man
,..,.,, .,, . the foiiowi.iL' described A weak stomach weakens the man,
lands and lenen.ents to sat Nfy the judj: ment because it cannot transform the food er (,tbcr of his friends have Insisted
"wo feet of ti.e west forty-four f. et. lot live, be eats Into nourishment. Health and that Instead he be nominated to the
block slsty-fuiir. Weeplnn water. t...ss ""-.....,, i,rnnn(,t he rest died toanvsifk ntllco of rpnroPntnMvP lie could till
man or weak woman without first re- either oftice to a nicety and if it is the
storing health and strength to the wish of a majority of his friends that
stomach. A weak stomach cannot di- be represent this county in the state
nest enoui-h food to feed the tissues legislature, thus might it he. We are
and revive the tired and run down f0r Hand for representative.
Murrxxy
Special l'orrev.i,, nee. ,
Mrs. P. Parker has been on the sU k
list for the past few days.
Mrs. James Lotighrige, who has been
con tilled to her bed since April, Is able
to be up, and her many friends feel
greatly encnuraired.
Arthur Yoiiiii; left Monday morning
to resume his duties in the university
at Lincoln, lie was accompanied as
far as Omaha by his sister Viola.
J. M. Leek spent Sunday with his
family. Mr. Leek is putting an addi
tion to Win. Taylor's property, which
will add greatly to its appearance.
A large number from here attentlt d
the dance at Poatcs' hall last .Satur
day iiiglit.
Pr. .lake Hrendel and his lady friend
drove over to Pluttsinout'h for the
play Monday evening.
Wm. Ci'iissei' and family spent Sun
day at the home of Meek Pavis west
of tow n.
P.. W. Sweariiic.cn was a I'latts
mout h isitor mi Monday !
Mis, Emma ii,ics, l,o has been
on th"sick list t ltf past week, isanain
ible to lie up.
The Munay mail wagon is under
going i e pairs, and when ready for I he
road ill look like new.
Mrs. .1. M. Leek and daughter Lulu,
Pr. and Mrs. Picndel, A. L. linker
and wile spent Sunday afternoon at
the home of Frank Young, jr.
I'has. Stone and Will lirown spent
one evening south of l'latlsinoulhthis
week.
Miss Liv.ie Edmunds, who lias been
visiting at Hrewster, Neb., for the
mst few weeks, returned home Friday
f last week.
Homer Miller has gone to Flails-
mouth to accept a position in uiarlesi
Martin's barber shop. I
G. II. Manners and Guy I'.urton re-1
turned to Nehawka Tuesday to com
plete the new telephone line.
Tlie creamery has not been running
on account of the boiler being worn
out. Mr. I.aiiderinilk hopes to have it
replaced with a new boiler hi a lew
days. I
Tom Wills anil Miss Trudie Long
were Murray visitors .Sunday evening. ;
Both primaries were held here this;
week in the brick hall. i
Hev. .lackson made his usual trip
here Sunday, and preached both morn
ing and evening at tin Christian
church.
The Misses Matecr and .Jell' Hrendel
were I'lattsmuulh passengers Satur
day evening.
Several changes are soon to be made
in Munay. .lames Leek will remove
his family to Piattsinouth. Phil Hris
ben will occupy the place made vacant
by him. Win. ('rosscr will Immediately
take possession of the place which Mr.
Hrisben occupied, and Joe Cook has
bought the property in which Mr
Crosser lived and expects to move his
family there.
3
Saving and
Investment-
Huylntr a toniilm. Dotrolt
in.ulo anil tr.ulo tn.w koil
STOVE or RANGE
Id like, oiotnlnu it fiavlnirn .recount
In tint bank. ,uul Ih a nooil Invi'Ht
mnnt. It drawn l.lw: lntT'Ht as
lonif ax you oho It, lu-i ,uiho It In
him.cI.iIIv dosltnod to navo f uol ft :V,
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IT DOES SAVE FUElKfel
JownN aio f.unoiis for that, and (jlVL iLfpl '.i fTvP't
fortholr lasiiim im ai.tli. allv a illo V'JlJ I 1 !''
.,,,, W:iv- W l' J MJti-',..j
llmo-. fc -'is i-y?xz-'-' Jr
Mill., of lilllK I' .11! Kll.'ll Stool W.'l ......
whit h will nut I o:.t, chip
turn whlto.
('all anil mo tliom.
poi 1, ui
141
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C or S.ilo ly
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V I.'.. T.'-'. A.tillWI'.'.!
Platb
IOHX i , I : K I
nil u t!i
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ti n'.iska
Who has tlie Largest
raised in tliis lm-ality
In order In liiul out.
this
-la-mi
JONATHAN HATT & SON offer
One Dollar !
for tlie largest pumpkin brought P
tlieir store in IMaltsmoittli on or le
1'iire Xoveinlief 1st. Let us see w ho
is the best pumpkin raiser.
imiatuam mil 9,
Kim
114 Alain St. Piattsinouth. Neb.
!
Avoca
iliit.il tills 24th day of Aiiifjist. I'V'-,,
Idll.N 1. Ml HI41 lK.
COfBTIIIOHT .V Sll.NK.ll. SJl.Tiir,
Attorneys for I'liilntlff.
Don't Break Your Buck
Shoveling.
spri'lill CiirrrsMillllrli'l'.
C. 1. luinton was .a county seat vis
itor on Saturday.
Orlando Tefft returned the tlrst of
tlie week from his St. Louis visit.
K. (1. Spencer, of I!cd Oak, Iowa,
spent several days this week in Avoca.
August Tliiele left last week for a
S2?s'' w . . -
limbs and organs of the body. Kodol Married-Mr. Leonard Muir of Alvo
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat, , M1 s Carrie Craiir of this ulacc
e ennses and streiiL'tliens me irianns ,., 1.,,,i,i t rnivnriiv i'ino nt
. . i ncic iiiuii icii uu i. in ivioit j i"" i . .. .
and membranes of the stomach, and L ..vior.k Wednesday evening and left vlslt 10 crinany
cures indigestion, dyspepsia and all immnfi.ltpiv for a t.rln to the world's (lustave Ulnik'e visited at iMinbaron
stomach troubles. Sold by I V. Frickc fairi Ti10 Kr0ym is a professional man Monday
& Co.
Mrs. J. Benson
212 South Kit. Omaha, Neb. Elegant
walsts'Jfor evening, dress or pencral
wear. For cvcnlnK Crepe de Chine,
l'cau de CyK and lace, all lined with
silk, In nile crcaunx jrrcen and cream,
(!.". tci !.'. For dress and general
wear I'e m de Soie andTalfeta in black,
novelty weaves and new shades of blue
and brown at to :i.:,0. Mohair,
French Flannel and Wool Crepe, for
$2.':.-. to &UH1.
LOW RARES TO OMAHft
via r.urllnntoii lloute,
For the AH-Sar-Ben Festivities.
October .1 to " Inclusive, the liur-
lint-ton w ill sell ticKcts to Omaha and
return at cents-praclically nail
( arnivai uns year in on
of Alvo and very highly respected. Tlie John Neumelster upent several days
bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. last week visiting his brother Fred at
15. Craig of this place and has many Cook.
friends who wish her unbounded hap- Ceoiye llowland and family are vis.
plness. She has been a successful m,, at, Hui trand.
ICaClier 111 IIU AlVO SCIIOOl aim Ul.so as ,,,,, I,,!.,,.,... ),., rotor.w..l from
principal of tlie Nehawka school for
the past three years.
Tha Rocke Wagon Dump end
Elevator
For loading nd unloading Eir ind
Shell(dCorn,'or any kind of Small Grain.
Capacity, 15 busMi o( Ear Cornar 25
bushcliol Oati per minute. Tht !eva
tor is made ol itcel, cm set parallel
with dump or at riht nntiles.
Dump ml I Ifvalor inounusl nn l,...r I V
Inrh wlip.. with r inrli litem. iul ianl
n.nveJ tailr to r.'rli knr (' ("" J'!"
rob. or from faun to farm. No kn. i king
down re-tiiic-tl whi-n inmlnii. iut lnw. t
cli'vatnr. lul l hriilkct nvr ami Intili "ii
team. Worn for spi'Ciul ii.tio.un nn I'.xc a .,.,. 'im.
Plnnerlmpl8menlC9..Coun5ii eiuiiis n ,.rl ..,(i iinnroveinent over all pre
mmrciskTOSRsrasKSM a(!llui0I, l0 a bik,
st reet carnival every oay mere win ne
:i Flower parade iciooei .., a kuik'ou
. , , .... ... 'ri.o.-.l-il, nt'iin III.
lecincai para.iL- jhui.s.mij i.v.. ...m
of Fifty Head of Tlionm-iilnvtl
DUROC JERSEY H06S
From theljueen M ills lb-id at my farm four and one-half
miles south of I'acilie. .Iiinetlon, Iowa, and sewn miles
southeast of the Flat tsniout h Ferry, on
Thursday, September 29, 1904
coinineiiclnii at 12::sn sharp. Olferinu to consist of live bred Sows, ten
Cilts, thirteen Fall and Yearlhm Hoars and twenty-two Spring Hoars.
All tlie tops of our Fall and Spring crops of I'iys and a number of
Choice I'.rood Sows. We have spared neither pains nor expense to put
a useful lot of hous In t his sale- as ijood blood as is known to tlie breed.
Now is your chance to buy a Duroc Jersey
ho at your own price. Positively no by-biddiiiK and no reserve. Sale
will be. held under cover, rain or shine. So come and spend tlie day
with us whether it Is a red lion yon want or not. Write for catalogue.
Will meet parties at .1 unction and return them. Free Lunch at noon.
A credit of live month will be ulvenon approved
notes bearing per cent. Interest from date.
TERMS OF SALE:
Two per cent, off for cash
Col. F. F. LUTHER, Auctioneer.
Claude Anderson, Clerk.
C. F. TIMMONS,
PACIFIC JUNCTION, IOWA.
October ii. ami the AK-sar-i.en nan
October:. Ask the ticket auent for
ml 1 particulars. L. W. Wakki.ky.
;m. Pa-s. Audit, Omaha.
From 143 to 92 Pounds.
One of the nmst remarkable cases of
Indigestion Causes
Catarrh of the
Stomach.
For many years It has been supposed thfl
Catarrh of tho Stomach caused Indigestion
nd dyspepsia, but the. truth Is exacily the
iji vi catarrh. Ro-
pealed Stacks of lndlEestlon Inflames the- U cold, deep-seated on the iunus. cans.
mucous membranes lining mo aium-v- - in(, pneumonia, is tn.ii m .'im. wi-i-exposes
the nerves of the stomach, thus caus- y Fcnner, Marion, Ind., who
ThS lfeta? B'SiSn". U was entirely cured by the use of One
eliuJd cI?rVh S SI. Stomch. Minute Om,-h Cure. She says: "The
l J I n...MAMi.i4 Pns-ft couuhlnu and st ralnlnR so weakened
KOSlOl UySpGpS!a UUlB lnc Uial ! ran ,iown wHKlit from 1 IS
relieves ill Inflammation of the mucous l() 2 1(,u,u. 1 tried a nuinlH-r of rein
membranes lining the storrach. protects ilio c(icH t ., avail until I iisedOnc Mln-
nerves, and cures bad trea in. i V'''';'' " . . L'ure. Four bottles of this
S Ifutreme-lycuredmeentirelyof
Kftni Digests What YOU Eat the jkIi, strengthened my luns and
Make th Stomach Sweet. restored me to my normal weight,
oniMniT. Rcul.r.'..'5?:J,,!me, licalth and strength." Sold by F. O.
his St. Louis trip.
Henry Huette, of Nehraska CWy,
hail business here several days last
week.
A number of the Avoca l!elekahs
attended the district incctlnu held at
Piattsinouth last Friday evening.
Mrs. Fred lletts Is spending the week
visilinu' her parents at .Murray.
Magpie Grove
Speeliil CirreslHinili'iii'i'.
Mrs. Schafer left last week for a few
weeks' visit with relatives and friends
In (la'e county, Nebraska.
Louie Puis and' Herman Cansemer
made a business trip to Omaha last
mail
Like the running brook, the
red blood that flows through
e
the wins has to come In mi
somewhere.
The springs of red blond are
fuimd m the solt core ol tr
bones called the marrow ar.d
some say red blood alo comes
from the spleen. Healthy bono
ii..iii.M. ..Hv. .iv.u.iij ,'.,.v. i i upsday
aie urn oi j.CVi .,.,.,! sprir'el made a trip to
bcott s lmulsion makes new i0Wa last week
.1 1 I
blood by tecding the bone Mr.William Puis left last Friday for
marrow and the spleen with the st. Louis;fair, where lie will stay
the richest of all fats, the pure for a few weeks,
rod liver oil (Julte a number of friends and rcla
For pale school -iris and llv visited at the home of Mr. and
,. , 1 i ( i . Mrs. P. A. 11 lid on Sunday, to cele-
inai tn .mu it . a . Ibrate the birthdays of P. A. Ilild and
bioou is tnin anu paic, dcou s i,r(1(1 UU
i- 1 . I t I l. I
iMinilsion is a picasani ana rieii w .uls vvas a Nei,awka visitor
blood food. It not only feeds Un Monday.
the bkuKi-making ortrans but Miss Annie Puis visited at Murray
eiyes them strength to do on Monday.
their proper work. Mr. Fred Knuelkemeler and daunh
tnt for free unmptf. ter returned last week from their Ok
bcott novNE, chemi.K lahoma visit. They were well pleased
iuvillj I Call nuiTi, inw iv.a i
soc.a.idi oo; all dniKtfu. with the country.
at Costs One Cc.it to have it Senti It's Won-
cy Well Spent, and You'ii not repent the
Cent You Spent to have it Sent"!? You
Spend a Cent
For a postal card to order our catalog on. That's
all it costs you, is the one cent you send for a
postal card to write your name and address on and
the one word Catalog Wc want to send it to
you. We want to put this book in your hanJs
show you samples of cloth that we make cur
suits out of show you prices such as you can get
of no other house on earth. We want to make you
know The Nebraska 6o that when you come to
Omaha you'll have reason to come and see us, and
when you want something to wear and don't want
to come, you'll have reasons for ordering from us.
Trice reasons such as ours, ought to make you
want to trade with us no matter if you live 1000
miles away. I3uy your postal card today and send
for this catalog it will prove a good investment.
Cor. Fnrnam and 13th Sts., Omaha.
Pr.p.r.db'illo. 5:;.TTdo"ohlc.o..iu Frcke & Co.
