Loviisviile
Kroin t hi? ("mirli r.
I 'lain 'I rimks arc becoming ton num
erous in Louisville. Why not. replen
ish 1 1 ir school f iiri'l.
Horn, to Mr. anl Mrs. Harry Lrskin,
of Sarpy county, Saturday, November
S; .1 gill.
I'rof. hiines went to Llair, Thurs
Iuy evening w here he lectured Friday
evening before the Lpworth League.
Kev. .Jung was called to Collinsville,
1 ll., Friday to attend the funeral of
f lis father, Lewis Jung. IIewasalout
.H years of age.
Miss Mary (,'ameron went to Ash
land Wednesday to spend Thanksgiv
ing. She was accompanied hy Ir.
Montgomery.
Union Thanksgi ving services were
held at the Christian church. Kev.
Francis heal of the M. F. church
preached the sermon.
Win. Anderson and family went to
'retna Wcdm sday to spend Thanks
giving ;md isit a few days with the
'ainily !' Tin 'Ishii.
Mis Malfl KsimUop was given
leasaii' surprise last Friday hy a
iiiniher i! 1 1 i" sell' n! ma! cs. A ery
pleasant evening was spent.
Miss Mnllie Merger of Omaha and
Miss Willie Lerger of Lincoln spent
Thanksgi ving with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A mas Keiser.
Mr. and Mrs. Lmil Palmer enter
tained a few ymini; people Wednesday
evening the occasion being a surprise
in honor of their sons Harry and Ar
thur. The evening was devoted to
games arid music and was much en
joyed by all present.
Urior
pects to make in the spring is a new
I denot for Weening Water. The man-
I- rotu tin; I.imIhit. , i , . . , ,
lavement have decided that the old one
Mrs. Margaret. Applcgate departed I js ;illOK,, h,r t(J i,iafj(.(uate to care for
Wednevlay lor Villisca, Iowa, to make . .,..,,.,. nr ,,,, vvllil.h
must pass through it every day. As
soon as the arrangements can he per-
CHARITY" HOSPITALS AND" 'NURSES'
reia-i
a visit with her sister and other
ti Ves.
Mr. and Mis. Harry M. I'rans are
the parents of a new daughter which
registered at their home on Sunday
morning, Nov.
!. II. Chapman went over to Ham
burg, la., on Monday, having received
a message announcing the death of
his hrother-in-law.
Miss I va Mougey has accepted a
posit'on as clerk in the Hank of I'ninn.
and lier past experience in that line
makes her a very enicient assistant in
t he hank.
John S. Luck and wife and Mrs.
Will Simmons, who have heen visiting
relatives and friends in this vicinity,
intend starting today for their homes
in Washington state.
A little change was made in the.
ilrm of K. I. Fi:ins Co. last Satur-
'dav. 1. Kay Frans being added to the
! linn as a partner in the general mer-'
chandis" business. Kay is a hustler,
with business -lualilicat ions, and will:
add materially t' t he eilicient manage-
merit of t his large merca utile est ahl ish- ;
meiit. . I
Mrs. Henrv Chilcott has received t
fected t he depot is t o he moved hack
to give more platform room, raised
two feet higher from the mound and
rehuilt completely, also enlarged lo
sulliciently and easily handle the husi
ness of the road as such a business
should he handled. Mr. Skinner said
"Weeping Water is one of the best
business points on t he system and we
are going to build you a depot of
which you will not be ashamed."
Mvirdock
RELY
ON
PE-RU-NA
TO COUGHS, COLDS,
CURE GRIP, CATARRH.
(Seei;il C' tlrsx nliiit .
is. Koherl Stack is reported on th
M
sick list .
S. W. Hare was a. business isitor a;
hnaha Monday.
M.is. . II. Lggiestnn s;;s an hnaha
isitor over Sunday.
( '. .!. L'isaud t';i!:iiiv Mui'lav'l with
Arch I.'ag-r and family.
J. .1. i.Mslin and H. A. Tool we.-
hnaha passengers Tuesday.
A. 11. Frascher is entertaining rcia
tives from bnaha this week.
Mrs. .lay Lmbury visited with her
Charitable Institutions Ali
Over the United
States and Canada
are Curing their Pa
tients of Catarrhal
Ailments With
rfK 'S---'- pCsX fKSS J tK-
' '. , v - . - . v w - .rt t n 1 1 o 1 1 i 1 1 1 .. 1 m t . r . m 'yi..-
Pe-ru-na
v v. V v
the sad news of the death of her j sister at Omaha over Sunday,
brother, Silas 11. Simmons, which oc-j Jacob Joehrv. sr., had a telephone
installed in his residence last week.
Morn To M r. and Mrs. Albert Hunt
Torture of a Preacher.
The story of the torture of Kev. ().
I. Moore, pastor of the Kaptist church,
of Harpersville, N. V., will interest
you. He says: "I suffered agonies,
because of a persistent couh, result
ing from the tfrip. 1 had to sleep sit
ting up in bed. I tried many reme
dies, without relief, until 1 took Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, Coughs and Colds, which entirely
cured my cough, and saved me from
consumption." A grand cure for dis
eased conditions of Throat and Lungs.
At F. C. Fricke & Co., druggist; price
f.oc and I.0. guaranteed. Trial bot
tle free.
Elmwood
From the Leuder-Kelio.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Cook, Monday November 27.
VA (Justin has purchased from J. A.
Wright, the store building occupied
by Louis W. Koettger. Consideration
42,N). Mr. Iustin bought the property
as an investment.
W. K. Kosenetans has disposed of
his interest in the barber shop to
James Calder. who took charge Mon
day morning. The style of the new
tirm is Kaker Calder. Here's wish
in the boys success.
F. C. Voorhees and family left this
-week for Walnut, Kansas, where they
will make their future home. Mrs.
"Voorhees and the children left Wed
nesday and Mr. Voorhees went with
the car of goods Wednesday evening.
Tom McCue has been appointed
foreman of the Mo. l'ac. section crew
at West Side, a suburb of Omaha. lie
shipped his car of goods to Omaha
Wednesday evening, and he and his
ramily left for their new home yester
day. Hen I'.oyce takes the place made
vacant by Mr. McCue, as foreman of
the Elmwood section crew.
Last Sunday was the fourth anni
versary of the marriage of the mar
riage of Mr. and Mrs. Will Uickert.and
in the afternoon a dozen or more fam
ilies of relatives and friends gave them
a pleasant surprise by calling to spend
the rest of the day w ith them. An
oyster supper, with all the accompany
ing good things, was partaken of and
a very enjoyable afternoon and even
ing spent.
enrfl 'in- "1 in honvnr I I ic Immo '
was at Touchet, Wash., and he was in
Denver temporarily at the time of his
death. Many people here remember
him, as he was here on a visit several
times, the last time about seven years
ago.
The box social given Saturday even
ing by Miss Kose O'Donnell, teacher
in District 10, northeast of Union, was
a decided success both socially and
financially. A short but interesting
program was first rendered, after
which the boxes were sold. The cake
for the most popular lady was won by
one of the pupils, Miss Maggie Moore.
The amount realized was S.'JS.'JT, which
will be used for school purposes. All
report an enjoyable time.
Wednesday, November 22, a tine baby
girl.
Hare and Tool shipped another car
load of hogs to Omaha the forepart of
the week.
Oscar McDonald is visiting with rel
atives and friends in and around
Plattsmouth and Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. I'tt and Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Fisher spent Sunday with
relatives and friends in Greenwood.
Mrs. Itobert Stack and children re
turned home Sunday after a week's
visit with relatives near Elmwood.
A. M. Cole returned Thursday from
i S t . I . , I , I 1
uiuuiJiL wiieie lit; iius uetJii wiiu ins
i? ; I Cl I I ' ' i?0 From a fad,.
mm
xv t:
A
; daughter, Miss Gladys, who is critically
ill.
Uert Fisher intends moving over to
Weeping Water in the near future,
having been employed in the coal
schutes at that place.
Xels Feterson is on the sick list: Dr.
A. E. Markel is in attendance, there
fore we predict that Nels will be husk
ing corn in a few days.
Marguerite Leis was on the sick list
last week. Dr. Markel administer
ed the necessary assistance and the
patient has fully recovered.
A box social was given by Mrs. O.
II. Eggleston, Wednesday evening, the
proceeds to be used for charity pur
poses. Owing to the severe cold
From tin- Kepui.ii.-.-ni. j weather a small crowd reported.
J. C. Lehman started to St. Louis,! The severe wind storm of last week
Monday night to interview the claim j completed its work of blow ing the corn
agent of the Missouri Pacific relative ! down, and should we be unfortunate
Furious Fighting.
"For seven years," writes Geo. W.
Hoffman, of Harper, Wash., "I had a
bitter battle, with chronic stomach
and liver trouble, but at last I won,
and cured my diseases, by the use of
Electric Hitters. I unhesitatingly
recommend them to all, and don't in
tend in the future to be without them
in the house. They are certainly a
wonderful medicine, to have cured
such a bad case as mine.'' Sold, under
guarantee to do the same for you, by
F. G. Fricke & Co., druggist, at ;jOc a
bottle. Try them today.
Weeping Water
A Letter From Detroit.
Ir. S. JI. Ilartmai:, Columbus, Ohio:
Dear Sir: "The young yirl who used
the 1'eruna was suffering from laryngi
tis, and loss of voiee. The result of the
treatment was most satisfactory. She
found great relief, and after further use
of t tie medicine we hope to tie able to
say the is entirely cured." Sisters of
Charity.
This young girl was under the e.are of
the Sisters of Charity and used Peruna
for catarrh of the throat, with pood re
sults as the above letter testifies.
Pe-ru-na of Great Service.
Another recommend from a Catholic
institution in one of the Central States
rr-acts as follows :
"A number of years ago our attention
was called to J)r. itartinan's Peruna, and
sm'C then we have used it with won
derful results lui ;;i'ip, coughs, colds and
catarrhal diseases.
"hor grip and winter catarrh espe
cially it has been of great sen-ice to the
inmates of thin institution." -Sister
Superior.
These are samples of letters received
t.y Hart man from the various orders
?.f Catholic Sisters throughout the
United States and Canada.
The names and addresses have been
w ith l.elii from respect to the Sisters, but
will tr furnished upon request.
lie 1 il-l i I lil ii in I'll,!,, , I in- t'. ,! i, , j n .-, .;i I I ..ill S
th- Sister Superior : c
"Some years ago a friend of our institution rcLommt rrdcd to tii Dr. )
liartman s I'cruna as an excellent remedy for the influenza of huh u v
then had several cases w h.'ch threatened to hv of a serious character.
"We began to use it and experienced such wonderful results that since 5
then leruna has become our faxurltt m,-t;, ;,,,. f,.r- ; f ,n ,
cold, cough and bronchitis." -Sister Superior.
Jn every country of the civilized
world the Sifters of Charity are known.
Not only do they minister to the
spiritual and intellectual needs of those
with whom they come in contact, hut
they minister to their bodily needs.
They are as skilled as trained nurses
in their treatment of diseases and are
looked upon as messengers of good
cheer by countle.-s patient sufferers.
Praise From Canada.
Another prominent Canadian institu
tion writes :
We are happy to tell you that lVruna
has given us satisfaction.
"Three patients have tried it, one
sixty-eitrht years old, licnoui Iiupuis,
afllicted with catarrh, is much relieved,
more thau he has been for a number of
years.
"A young girl, fifteen years old, had
an obstinate cough, which half a bottle
of Peruna caused to disappear.
"As to myself, two bottles have con
vinced me that Peruna is magnilicent
as a tonic. JJefore the treatment I could
not walk for a quarter of an hour with
out expel iencing much fatigue. Now I
can walk a mile easily.
"Through these three cases we desire
to make known to the puMic, the ef
ficiency of your remedy." i
A not her let t r i "-ei ved from i he f.i mu
institution reads as follow.-:
"Three weeks IiL'o I Wrote to tejl you
how satisfactory we found Peruna. Wn
recommend it highly for colds, coup h,
catarrh and neuralgia.
"I have used it myself us a tonic witii
the best results, t.-.ken as directed half a
tea.-p'ioriful every half hour."
A remedy that won Id act i m uted lately
npon the congested mucous mem ra tie,
restoring it to its normal Mate, would
consequently cure all the.se disease-!.
Pe-ru-na Coiit.iius o Narcotics.
One reason why I'eruna ha- found per
manent use in wi many hon:e.; s that it
contains no narcotjes of any J im. I'e
runa is perfect ly harmless. It call lie
used any length of time without acquir
ing ftdrug habit. I'eruna does j;i1 pro
duce temporary results. It is ' per
manent in its i-tlect.
It has no bad effect upon the f-y.-.teni,
anil gradually eliminates cutarrh by re
moving 1 he caus" of catarrh. Tliero ar
a multitude of homes where Peruna has
been used off and on for twenty years.
Such a thing could riot bo possible if
Peruna contained any drugs of a nur
cctic nature.
Ohio, for a little over a year, returned
home Thursday evening.
THE SPECIAL SESSION. ! Strength to Weak Men
to his recent injuries.
Mrs. W. L. Gordon returned Satur
day evening from a tripof several days
through southeastern Nebraska, where
she had been inspecting the W. U. C.
posts in that part of the state.
Ed Cappen purchased the residence
property, belonging to Mrs. Joseph
Malcolm, which is located in the south
east part of town, near the railroad
track, last week. Consideration 00. j Thursday from their trip to Fort
J. II. Shanbarker and wife started ! Worth, Dallas and other points in
Thursday for Tortland, Oregon, where j Texas; while there they took in the
they will make their home. Manv ; fair at Dallas, where George says they
frinrric i,r wiii tt,m mo ceenco ' can beat us in all their stock exhibits
in their new home. ' j with the single exception
i
nui aes.
.Sheriff
I enough to have a heavy snow soon a
great deal of corn would remain in the
field until spring.
Dr. Trenholm, dentist, made his
regular trip to Murdock Thursday re
gardless of the rain. The doctor was
a tine looking specimen, pulling into
town about 11 o'clock while the rain
was pouring down in torrents.
George Swart, and wife returned
Twin boys were born to Mr. and .. ,...,. .... . .. ... ,....! ,.XT .a-JT7V
Ti.j ::n ill n.n r... Z. --f- y:ar 'jhw
i licit nui neijj iiieiii uui.
The Lincoln News says reform n nCCCCnC MCnir:nn
,it riwi i rv-J l . i v i uu i
.Mrs. i.has. tunnel ol near Alv
day. Nov. 27. The babies lived only a
short time and were buried Tuesday.
A son was born to Mr. uikJ Mrs. VA.
nn'nl ii"i tiv 1 f 1 i vi t 1 1 :i t tlif i nit c
1 ' ' J RincWi Ncri Force mnrt Fnr0w
rrv-ritfil ttini rit-rvM fr-; riii ri of amtilT i'r, i rn-rjy ani
ivn. Mrs. Iliiini Ifm w ;i in ;i vorv trriiii m;ii:i is t(jsT(M(f v t .r nil - I l'.ur,1 ""'nM.i;tiM-fru!tM"v"riHrr-cifnafiiifKMi.
ilannltdii Monday. The child did not ! donutnd for n sperial session cinaualinir I
I T. rl. . I iv rf a. . .I l . . . ; 1 !
of draft
J. J. Skinner, trainmaster and as
sistant superintendent of the Missouri
Pacific, who is successor to C. A.
Vermillion, was in town Tuesday, and
made this otlice a very pleasant call.
While here he informed us that among
the large improvements the road ex-
D
aSmty Foo
& It
fcr
crcc.-
JN" EVERY Receipt that calk
ct turtar, soda, or baking pewd
the Royal Bakine Powder. Better
will be obtained because of the r.nsclut
puritv and great leavening strength of the
Royal. It will make the food licrhtrr.
sweeter, of liner flavor, more digestible and
wholesome. It is always reliable and uni
form in its work.
Alum and phosphate baking powders
some of them sold at the same price and
some of them cheaper will make neithj
dainty nor wholesome food.
ROYAL BAK'NG POWOER CO.. NE.W YORK.
T. D. Mcliride registered at
the Murdock hotel Monday night, re
turning to riattsmonth Tuesday
morning in charge of Mrs. Henry
Oehlerking, who was to be taken be
fore the insanity board at that place.
As we could not learn any particulars
we do not know the result.
A. A. Wallinger has sold his quarter
section of land in this precinct for the
neat little sum of lti,000, George
Buell and Henry Meierjurgen being
the purchasers. Mr. Wallinger has
purchased another quarter section of
land four miles southeast of Elmwood.
While we are sorry to lose this estim
able family from our midst we wish
them continued prosperity and good
j luck in their new venture.
.Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Neitzel enter
I tained a few of their many friends at
cards Tuesday evening: the inclemency
i of the weather was no hindrance to
the jolly crowd which collected and a
jolly good time was indulged in by old
! and voting alike. Those present were:
i.l.M. Leis and wife. H. A. Tool and
wile, O. II. Eugleston and wife, II. V.
! McDonald and wife, II. C. Kohlrush
j and wife, A. E. Frascher and wife,
j Geo. A. Leis and wife. .1. C Story, sr..
and Miss Anna Story, Miss Anna
Towle, Jacob Goehry, jr., Misses Anna
and Martha Goehry and Jess Hill of
South llend.
improving.
An animal supposed to be a panther,
has been seen by several farmers liv
ing southwest of town. They have
been waiting for a snow to trail the
animal and capture it.
L. Hechtel was rejoicing Sunday
morning over a telephone message he
ing the present corporation controlled
majority of membership to trifle with
the legislation demanded, rather than
to allow the next session, which isex-i
pected to be thoroughly popular and j
representative, to act. Lieutenant!
Governor McGilton, whose demand for J
a special session is published in thej
is known as i
To hiTairi litis tli. firt r'iulMte In hr'nlLby
Kcrvei. w ji-h rx. vniim-ity ut In I il'fvel' pint-nt.
PEFFER'S NERVICOR rnakt-H Strong. Calm Ncrm.
C.icvh Nervous Debility. Failing Memory. Vital Wnk
neas. Prostration. Sleeplessness ttii'l otln rtnu lli;stiu5
iMi.vcr in.rk. worry . mim.k hi, r vk-Ioum l'tllM.
3!uki" rli-h. lnvilliiv hl'iixi ttri'l ri'j.airM Hitjjtc'J nurvei.
V.jiihIIv t"ol it.r W'triii-ri. l:'Mlvl-t fri-.
I'rlc i?I.ihi ;t h'.x. lx f -ir fi.'iil. ii'l, Itll A IT'Jai""
RTil'i' to ri-f'irni. if ii,t fiiri'il or lit-iit-lif 'l .
PEFFER MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, CHICAGO, V. S. A.
Kor Sale lv (ierin- & Co.
1 i .'. . i . i :- f t r ti ' I hi-. .. ho
I
received from Lincoln statitnr that.
bouncing baoy boy Had been born that I " y 'cu-m,
morning to his daughter, Mrs. e. state convention was the active agent
Garnsev. of the allied corporations in an efl'ort
On Wednesday, Nov. 3. Mr. Ferdi- j to control that body. Eepresentati vc
nand Meierjugen of near Klvvood. and I'odge was listed among the strong
Miss Anna Gutleben of Eagle, were j Enion Pacific supporters in the last
united in marriage. The ceremony legislature.
was performed in the German Ev. A peculiar feature of the present de
Luth. church, bv Rev. F. J. Mueller, i ma"d fr a special session is that it is
Mrs. Poelofsz's little
-year
-old I Pre(ncatcd almost entirely on the need
Eegle
rrom the Beacon.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Oberle on Monday, Nov. 20. Fred
will probably recover.
Miss Etta Kent who has been stay
ing with ber brother, Fred, in Eliria,
daughter who was reported sick last
week with typhoid fever, died early j
Saturday morning. Mrs. Koelofsz who
was also sick with the same disease, is
convalescing. Mrs. Koelofsz has the
sympathy of her friends here in this,
her hour of atlliction.
Failed.
All efforts have failed to find a bet
ter remedy for coughs, colds and lung
troubles than Foley's Honey and Tar.
Jt stops the cougn. heals the lungs and
prevents serious results from a cold.
J. N. Patterson, Nashua, Iowa, writes:
"Last winter I had a bad cold on my
lungs and tried at least half a dozen
ad vei l ised cough medicines and had
treatment from two physicians with
out getting any benefit. A friend
reccom mended Foley's Honey and Tar
and two thirds of a bottle cured me. I
consider it the greatest cough and
lung medicine in the wurld. F. G.
Fricke - Co.
We'll Wait and See.
According to an old saying
for constitutional amendments to in
crease salaries, provide for the invest-
j lijtriii ui tut: ii ujKjk i u mi., ti i j 1 1 iu i tz
the state an elective railway commis
sion. No mention js made of the need
for direct primary, anti-pass, and max
imum freight rate laws, which were at
the beginning of the agitation for a
special session, the main considera
tions advanced. However, it is be
lieved that the railway friends plan to
consider these measures too.
The friends of the governor have an
nounced that he would not hesitate to
call a special session of the legislature
should lie be convinced that it would
result in the legislation demanded by
! the people ot the slate. IIin scrupies
have been based on th" belief that ;i
j legislature which failed to accomplish
j something at. a regular s-'vdoti would
j fail To do anything at a special session,
i The governor believes m the nact-
merit of legislation which will free the
j state lrom the gup of the railways,
i but he insists that the legislation
' 1,1 ... . TV ..... . 1 . . . 1 ..
tie i ems c 1 1 ?i c me
itive measures wo:ild
Why
Buckstaff
Harness ccst rviacje.
California Oak Leather
No. 1 Trimmings.
First Class Workmen.
Look for trade mark
ON ENDS cf TRACE
BB
Ask Your Osaler
..BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES..
PVr.t-ma, Pkin-fari'-cr. nr.d a.'l painful ith
insf skin liH:i- t rent--l lv tii5 iiio-t cer
tain nietljxLs. Mols. Ji:rt hiruii k auil fa;;al
blernisb? vniovi by ailwtr-ity. IJiood
jjoiton in all stu;;8. Ail rivat; arid gfir.tit
tirjnary di--Hsii! ' :all or ad'l lilt. A . of.K,
PjKwiali.it Skin. B1h1 uml O)"rri;0-I 'nnurr
Liteai liir S vtt . I.ineoii. Nflirka.
I'HIVATK IIOsl'ITAI.
t r
cv:io!ci3
.'fit n r v M
j
'-. '-'.'A.
shall be effectivt
we are j enactment of ab
Fcr a dear ccrr.plcxicn take
not to have any more snow this winter.
It is said that as many days left in the
month, after the first snow, w e are to
have that many days snow during the
winter. The first snow fell this year
fell on October :0th and since then we
have had a second snow. According
to this old saying this is the only snow
we will have. Last year the tirst
snow we had was on November loth
and there were fourteen snows after
that during the winter.
give the cause of reform in Nebraska
a serious setback, greatly hampering
the work of the next legislature.
LJ oC li
Don't Be So Selfish. i
i
Don't imagine that when a new-spa- J
per passes a criticism that it is intend
ed as personal to yourself. It may be
that criticism fits your case, but prob
ably the writer never thought of you
when he wrote his item. Hut con
science doth make cowards of us all.
Laxative Fruit Syrup
Pleasant to take
ORINO cleanses the system, and
makes sallow blotched complex
ions smooth and clear. Cures
chronic constipation by gently
stimulating the stomach, liver
and bowels. Refuse substitutes.