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One Quart of Liquid Coal makes One Barrel Medicine or Lice Killer n
The Process Liquid Koal Liquid Koal Liquid Koal
of making Llyi'll) KOAL requires three days the Is made from the following formula: percent. ia blue, oily liquid. Liquid Kal I a liquid soap rSKI AS LICE KILLKK. When diluted with wa-
pmcess of reduction requires :'M decrees of heat. creosote, which embraces cresy lie acid; 311 per cent, and wilt form a perfect emulsion with water. lor tt. proportion of one part Liquid Koal to fifty
liquid gases; 3:1 per cent, soft soap. Suspended In t arts water, it Is the hist lice Uller on the market.
TVnc rnmnnnnH these Is sulphur, borax, naphthol and other remedial :nn:f1 l"nn1 It Is not expensive U-causu It forms a perfect emul-
1111b UmpUUnU wenU. liqUlU IUUI slonwith water when mixed lu this proportion.
embraces every Germicide, Antlceptic and Dlsin- Is endorsed by the leading vetentiarle of the I'nl-
fectant found In coal, treated chemically with an al- Liyi'lD KOAL is guaranteed at least '20 per cent, ted States and by many of the state agricultural col- TWO THINGS TO REMEMBER
kalln base until every objectionable feature is ellrai- stronger in antlceptic and germicide agents than any leges and many of the experimental stations which I'se Liquid Koal to destroy parasites on the outside.
lnated, befog non-poisonous and harmless. preparation of similar nature on the market, are conducted by the government. Cse Liquid Koal to destroy parasites on the inside.
rHDnC IT! JrtOTnelu,tf,s,Dorelnfected wlttl intesllnal worms t,mM Mlow the instincts of his nature. The hog that is wormy can neither grow nor thrive for the reason that
VUKlil9 II nil A 9 other domestic animal. These worms are created by Impure the worms destroy all the erects of nutrition furnished In the food.
accummulatlons along the intestinal track and generally produced by poorly digested food, the nature of the linillff l(o?ll 1ul lnto "ie (lrlnli'nk' water ' the proportion of one quart to one barrel and
hog and his manner of eating renders him more susceptible to Intestinal worms than any other animal.. iAwCIl given them twice a week will destroy all intestinal worms and keep them free
Under the present domesticated conditions he Is not allowed to use his natural Instincts to obtain thence- from their formation and nml- 0TqrupTiiriO TiC IDDCTITC 11111 TONE? TUC QVCTCM
essary elements that would destroy these intestinal parasites. Being shut up In a pen he Is not allowed to tiplicatlon. LIQUID KOAL 0 1 ilLllU I nLilO (1L AllC I II L AHU I UllLO I IIU 010 1 ClYli
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Something You Ought to Know!
A parasite is an organism, during its life, lives within or on the surface of an ani
mal for the purpose of existence, and from which it receives Its nutrition and nourish
ment. The state or condition in which the animal Is kept cither hastens or retards
their multiplication. They are Injurious in at least three ways:
1 As direct agents of loss from animal economy.
2 As carriers of other forms of parasites.
3 As carriers of the micro-organisms of infectious diseases.
IrvoAD
Kog Cholera
is a free germ disease, the germ being llrst found In the
alimentary canal and as long as It Is confined In that or
gan It Is comparatively harmless. When, however, It penetrates to tho lungs, liver and
Other organs it causes fermentation and destruction of live tissues, furnishing fond upon
which It thrives and multiplies with wonderful rapidity, In some cases a generation an
hour, causing deatli to an animal before the owner has discovered that it was diseased.
Thus, through reasoning, two facts stand out clearly: First, that hog cholera cannot he
treated successfully unless treatment Is begun before the germ has reached the period of
rapid multiplication. Second, that a germicide must be administered, and therein lies
the whole secret. As we go through the list, of germicides, we arc compelled to reject
them all, either for Inefficiency or Inadaptability until we reach LlyUlI) KOAL.
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LIST OF DISEASES LIQUID KOAL CURES.
Hog cholera, lung worm, swine plague, intestinal
worms, cow cholera, tuberculosis, anthrax, blackleg,
cornstalk disease, abortion in cows, Texas fever, pole
evil, chicken cholera, roup, thrush, lock-jaw, blind
Btaggers, colic, glanders, distemper,, pink-eye, influ
enza, foot-rot, tape-worm, lung fever, inflammation
of bowels, catarrh, farcy, mange, bots, scours, nasal
gleet, scratches.
Liquid Koal Actt at Appetizer and Vitaliier.
No disease germ can escape it, that Is the reason it
cures; when the germ Is gone the disease Is gone.
Delmont, S. D. "I used L. K. for hog cholera and
it was all right. It cured my hogs. I had three sick
ones and they all got well and done tine. I also used
it for chicken lice and mites and it Is all you claim
for It. It Is the only medicine for hog cholera, 1
think." Gotlkiii Jkiikk.
(iresham, Neb. 4-2-0:2 "I have bought a second gal
lon of Liquid Koal and am satisfied I saved three big
hogs after they were down by administering one ta
blespoonful." S. H. Phillips.
Sheldon, la., H-lM-Ol-'i ve used Liquid Koal for
chicken lice and found after one application to the
roosts all lice were gone." IIknuy Ai.tkii:t:u.
t.'iOO deposited In the Union Hank atSheldon, la., to
be paid anyone finding any test imonials we publish
from time to time are not genuine.
Why not choose LIQUID KOAL? It Is the only
known germicide that will pass through thestomacli
into the intestines and from there Into the blood,
permeating the entire system, and still retain Its
germicidal properties. It Is a compound embracing
every practical germicide, antlceptic and disinfec
tant property found In coal, treated chemically with
an alkalln base, until every objectionable feature Is
eliminated, being non-poisonous and harmless to an
imal economy.
teaches that no medicine ever healed a wound, that
SCienCC nature performs the healing process and medicine
can only assist nature in doing her work, not only in healing wounds, but
in throwing off diseases. Those versed in medicine are aware that three
fourths of the money spent for medicine is virtually thrown away, either
because of improper use or the purchase of the Improper article. Hut In
purchasing Liquid Koal from any of our dealers you take no chances. If
for any reason it does not treat successfully the above list of diseases, just
go back to the dealer and get the price you paid. There will be no ques
tions asked. We stand the loss and it costs the dealer nothing.
Nine-tenths of all diseases of man or beast either have their origin in
some form of germ; else, If allowed to run, some form of germ complica
tion sets In. The peculiarity of Liquid Koal and its superiority over all
other germicidal agents is that while It is harmless to animal life it para
lyzes and destroys all forms of germ life, including hog cholera, black leg,
glanders and many forms of the so-called incurable diseases.
It contains Creesol and (Jujacol. It is these Hydro Carbon compounds
found In smoke that cures a ham, destroying, by Its germicidal properties
all forms of germ life.
The reader may ask, if these properties come from coal why not use
coal? The answer is, because coal ) ields these properties only by distilla
tion at about "M degrees of heat, and It Is reasonable to assume that a
hog's stomach could not generate that amount of heat without becoming
roast pork, Reasoned with tired germs.
We would also call the readers attention to the fact that the gastric
juice of the stomach being an acid and alkali Is required as a ncutrallcr
when the acid too strongly predominates, as In the case of bog cholera.
In addition It would be expensive, as tlie owner of the animal would be
purchasing six dollars' worth of Liquid Koal.
Liquid Koal
Is In general use by veterinary surgeons
throughout the whole country, embracing a
wider range of use than any other preparation known to science
LIQUID KOAL is manufactured by the NATIONAL MEDICAL CO., E. L. Barrator, President. Capital One (Juarter Million. Principal office, Sluldon, Iowa.
Branches: Minneapolis, Minn.; Glendive, Mont.; Lewiston, Idaho; York, Neb.; and Oklahoma City, Okla. For sale and guaranteed by
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Xcsal Htocrttecmcnte.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
8TATor Nkriiaska, s n county Court.
Cans Coijntt. ("
In the matter of the estate of AmosTtfft.
deceased. , ,
Notice 1h hereby irlven that the creditors of
said deceased will meet the Administrator of
said estate, Iiefore me. County .Unite of ( ass
County. Nebraska, at the County Court room
In I'laitsmoiith. in said County, on the 1st clay
of Auirust, IttHV, and on the 2nd day of Febru
ary. m". at 10 o'clock a. m.. each day. for the
purpose of present Inir their claims for exami
nation, adjustment ami allowance.
Nix months, from the 2ml day of July. 111-,
are allowed for the creditors) of said deceased
to present their claims, and one year for the
Administrator U settle said estate, from the
2nd day of .luly. llMt. ,
Witness my hand awl seal of said County
Court, at Plaltsmouth, Scbi asU, this 2nd day
of July. Iii. Haiivit 1 1. Tim vis.
sit ai.. County . I mitre.
Statement of the Condition
or tub
PLATTSMOUTH LOAN AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
of riattsmoutb, Nebraska, on the .10tb
day of June, 100.
ASSKTS
KltM niorttratre loans
Stock loans
Cash
Helimiuent Interest, premiums. Hues
F.Mienses and tuxes paid
Other assets
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FINAL NOTICE
lu t'ie I list 1 let Court of Ca Count y. Nebras
It a.
The State of Nebraska.
Plaintiff. I
vs.
The Several Parcels of l.nml I
Hereinafter llcscrlln il iir.il I
All I'ei-sons and Corpoi n-I. 1 inai. N'itk k
tlniis llavliur or ( Itiiiiilni: Tract No. 24n
Title to or Any Interest,
lilirht oi Claim Inortosueh ,
Parcels of Ileal F'.stnte or i
any Part Thereof. 1
liefendnnts. i
To V. .1. C. Smith, owner In tr-ii. ami to P.
H. Wheeler, anil to the ivcnpants of t be real es
tate ilevtilsil below, whose name is P. I .
Bates: , ,
Notice Is hereby irlven that under a decree or
the I lst ili-t Court of said county rendered In
the State Tax Suit for the year b4. thefollow
Intr descrilied real estate situate In the county
of Cass and Stale of Nebraska, t;'-wlt: Ils
Nine (ID and Ten (In). Illock 110. plattsinotuli,
ami North Half (n't) Lot Twelve (12) Hlock
Plattsmonth. was on the Tth day of NovmlxT,
P'4. duly sold al public vendue by the ( oiint.V
Treasuierof said eoiiniy in the manner pro
vided hv law. and the in-rlod of redemption
from such sale will cpire on the Tth day nt
v.kcu.iii.c in.:
V.i in., ifiiiil'ier iioi'.lieil that the owner of
il,. mi, . i,i,. ,,f i ii v sale Issued by llie Treas
urer will make application toll onrt In the
above entitled cause for conllrmat ion of sulil
w,,l.f ns siMiii ns ill Hi'i livillle liflel- the iierliwl of
riMleiiipiloii basei!t,'il. ami you a"' heieby
notillid that the l hue Mid plies-of hcurlinr up
on such conlli mat l hi will bei ntcr- d Intli'-t on
II i mnt ion U.s-md liepi by tl.etleilj of said
r.HHI. on or b-f-ite lie '.til liny of November.
I,.,.: V.vi - 111 ii ill, lie s:iiil 1 until ilia' l"ti Ke-'-
,,l'i,i 1 1 in the linn- of silid h.'.nir;.' and
nifty lie piesent. If ynu'iieslie, to innl-'- tun'
jYct lotis or show .--ills.- vii.v I lie "tile sho-ild not
'VSf I. 1.. I.VTTX
Total 47.M6 "'
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stoi'k mild up .0!'l )
I miivlded profits v.wn)
Total i 4T.lt"i "5
liKI EII'I'S AND ExrENIllTt'llKS KOIt TIIK VlAlt
F.MHNII .ll'NE :', lllKt.
KECF.IPTS.
Palancf on hand .luly I, I'.K'.'i
1 me.
Inteiest, premiums and tines
Loans repaid
IJi-alestale
Taxes repaid
Total
EXIT.NIHTrUF.S
Loans
KxiH-nses
Stock reileetned
Cash on hand
Ileal estate
Taxes advanced
ll.!H:t .M
(Mil 7 til
:i.-m: 4:1
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2ml (hi
bl4 i-l
.i 2n,C'Si 4.'i
ll.ltto no
4.'i7 tin
12.ti:i t4
2.2H7 .'ill
liti 71
12.' Kl
Total.
State ' Ni-niusKA, , T M i.,.,.,.,,,,
CASsCllttNTT. ISS' ''' ,ttll"M'
Secix-tary of the above named asvx'latlon, do
solemnly swear that the foretrolntr statement
of the condition of said Association, Is true and
correct to the best of lily kuowledtre and liellef.
T. l. Pattehsiin, Secretary.
SuIis 'i IIh iI and sworn to iH fore me this 21st
day of .Inly. I'.aM. L. K. Masse.
Notary Public.
Attest - My commission expires
It. li. WlMUl AM. I "ct. II. PHH'i.
W'ai.teh .1. White. Iseai.I
1 1. II WKSWlllirH.
inn ct, us.
Tlie prohibitionists of Cass c mnty
will meet in Louisville next Saturday,
at 10 o'clock p. n:. Wc are uninform
ed nsto tlie object of tlie invention
whether to select delegates to the var
louscjnventions, nominate a county
ticket, or whatnot. All Interested are
Invited to be present.
f Bowel CoruoUlot In Children
1 Durin tKmtrmootnachlldre-j
MeubJactto8JoWtti ltnf twweli
trbiohiuioaid receitl arefulittentlon
s 1000 uVn trstunnitanl loosencsa
of tbe bowels ppen. The best med
ttae for bowel comprint U Cb&mber.
Uia'i CoUo, Cholcrt lad Dlarrboo
Bqmcdy, u It promptly oootrols toy
, -gQQAtar&l lootene-n of the bowels. For
' 'rtUe by F. Q. Frlcke & Co. od A. T.
Ibm.
A sweet breath adds to the joys of
a kiss. You wouldn't want to kiss
your wife, mother or sweetheart with
a bad breath. You can't have a sweet
breath without a healthy stomach.
You can't have a healthy stomach
without perfect digestion. There Is
only one remedy that digests what you
eat and makes the breath as sweet as
arose and that remedy Is KODOL
FOR DYSPEPSIA. It Is a relief for
sour stomach, palpitation of the heart
and other ailments arising from dis
order of the stomach and digestion.
Take a little Kodol after your meals
and see what It will do for you. Sold
by F. 0. Frlcke fc O. andGerlngftCo.
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
Tti8 Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Mirdock
(IfyG. A.Lt ls.)
l'KODUCE MAKKETb
Corrected weekly by Martin & Tool,
who pay the highest prices for produce
and guarantee satisfaction:
Butter 1st
Kir irs
liens
Sprints
Cream
Hotrs
Cattle
OKA1N MAItKKTS.
.Ilk:
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.No. 1. 17c: No. i. l.'lc
tri.liO
H.fjORIld 3.00
Corn...
Wheat
Outs....
Jand 4te
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Rock Island Time Taiii.k.
Murdock Station.
WEST HOCND.
No. 41, mail x:l."a. m.
No. "5, local :,"a. m.
No. r. mail :?:0(i p, m.
No. 37, mall 5:47 p. m.
east iiovnd.
No. no, freight....
No. liX, mail
No. 7(i, Local
No. fi, mail
,.l2::;o a. m.
.10:-") a. m.
.. 1:14 p. m.
, . 1J:00 p. m.
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II. A. Tool was a business visitor at
Omaha Thursday.
Mrs. J. M. Crawford Is visiting in
Murdock this week.
Frank Martin is down from Omaha
for a few days visit.
Tom Stokes of Weeping Water was
In our burg Tuesday.
Mrs. Late Lau is visiting relatives
near Murdock this week,
Martin & Tool shipped a car load of
apples to Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. J. II. Funk and two sons are
visiting in the country this week.
A bouncing baby hoy was bom to
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morris. Friday,
July 20th.
John Ilildebrandt is visiting friends
and relatives In the western part of
the state this week.
Sam Long of Seattle, Wash., and
Matt Spader of I'lattsmouth visited in
Murdock Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ct. W Sanderson visited with old
friends at Murdock several days last
week. I'.illy belongs to Co. I, First
Nebraska National Guards located at
Madison, Neb.
Geo. Leis and family, Jack Funk
and family, Miss Maud Oorsage and
Miss Nellie Funk were over to Salt
Creek Ashing Sunday, and succeeded
In catching some tine cat tish and one
fine eel.
Murdock's social set (except those
that were over to Salt Creek fishing)
enjoyed an outing at Richard's park
Sunday. Some of the ycung people
were out boat riding (?) In a steel boat
and tbe mean thing capsized, spilling
them out where the water was about
four feet deep. Well, the result was
wet feet, a drive home, change clothes
and go after It again.
Mrs. S. A. Wood returned to her
home Sunday, after a three weeks
visit with relatives at Auburn.
The Ashland base bail team, after
Importing a couple of Memphis players
and a catcher from South liend, came
over to play our first team. Well, the
first team couldn't get together, so we
took seven boys from the second nine
and two players from the first nine
and went after them. It was a very
tine game throughout with the score
.1 to 5 in tlie ninth, the tenth inning
came with Ashland to hat, and bless
your soul, they never saw lirst base.
Then It was our turn, with llulilsh in
the box for Ashland and tlie way our
hoys bumped him was a shame. As
soon as the winning score came in the
Ashland boys went home with their
banners trailing in the dirt, while t he
local rooters simply went wild.
Avoca
For Sale.
An elegant home fur 8?50.00, cost
twice the money. Must be sold at
once; also, a six acre tract well located
ed. Other bargains In cottages.
Windham Investment Co.
PHIL SAUTER
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA
Edison
10 up.
Ta'
ict'ir
Iking
Machine
tin up.
Wc Carry the Only Stock
of Victor and Edison Gold
Moulded records in Cass Co
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HEAR TMEM FREE
Write for Catalogue and Prices
(Special Correspondent.)
SherilT (Juinkm was in town Sunday.
G. Uuss has purchased a soda foun
tain. Herman Ruhge left last week for
Chicago.
Ernest Stull made a trip to Omaha
Tuesday.
J. E. Proflitt of Cook, had business
here Tuesday.
Miss Pda Manjiiardt Is entertaining
Lincoln friends.
C. M. Rowland returned Saturday
from Holdredge.
I ick StetTens and wife were Lincoln
visitors last week.
Mrs. Henry Rrockholl west of town
is among tlie sick.
E. fi. Spencer and wife of Lincoln
are visiting Avoca relatives.
Lewis Carsten shipped a car lo;id of
fat cattle to Omaha Wednesday.
E. Nutzman Is In western Nebraska
looking after his rcalestate Interests.
W. A. Houcnbergcr, o. TetTt and A.
Sheldon were at I'lattsmouth Tuesday.
Mrs. John Smith left Wcdneday for
Minnesota to spend a few weeks visit
ing.
fi. W. Ilarshman, sr.. returned last
week from a visit with his son Floyd
in Kansas.
Louis lunkak, 11. C. Marjuardt, T
iS. l'ittman, and w. 11. v right auenti
ed the Odd Fellows lodge at Nehawka
Saturday evening.
Weeping Water
From tin- lli-r.ild.
The Misses Russell have s ild their
residence property on the South side
to Ollie V'den, consideration l,ooo. j
E. Ratnour received word from State
Superintendent McRrlen, Thursday, !
that he had been re-appointed a mem-1
her of the state hoard of embalmers
for a term of three years. ,
Chas. Strain of Warren, Ohio, ar
rived last week and w 111 spend about
one month visiting relatives In Cass
county. At present he Is making his
headquarters with his aunt, Mrs. J. L.
Hutchlns.
Wilbur Cappen Is oil duty now.
While at work on the section at Man
ley he cut one of his lingers to the bone
on a shovel.
Tom Wiles says his :'' acre field of
wheat threshed out an average per
acre of 3-" bushels, and of course he Is
well satisfied with the yield.
Miss Allccn Olive returned home
from a visit of several weeks with her
cousin, Miss Ethel Leyda. at I'latts
mouth, Saturday.
Mrs. C. 0. Tayior and two little
daughters, of Conway Springs, Kansas,
arrived Friday evening for a visit with
the former's sister-in-law, Mrs. J. li.
H ungate and family.
Miss Lena Fleming, of San Jose,
California, sister of Miss Ida Morse,
arrived In Weeping Water last Sunday
and will make an extended visit here.
Miss Fleming was one of the victims
of the earthquake, and although she
is looking quite well, Is very weak.
She was given up by the doctors as too
far gone to survive, and they did not
attend to her Injuries for many hours,
but sought to give relief to those they
thought could live. Tim Injury In her
hack was probably the worst, but her
skull was crushed, one arm broken and
she was otherwise bruised.
!:.! Teeth $5
Cnlil Crowns and liriil.-r Ti-rth up Psr-e-l.nn
downs f io up. l-illm? w up. Truili
titiacttii i'ttiiilciis. New let t-uw.a dr.y
nAILEY.Tho Dentist.
EiUbllthrd iNSH. I'Mtoa Klk. OflAHA.
to linblpe these warm days, In
fact all tlie time, Is celebrated
Budweiser Beer
you will find by comparing w ith
other beers that, there Is some
thing superior alwut Rudwclser
beer. It is made from the host
of hops and maltand this insures
strength building qualities.
Whenever you have occasion to
drink beer Insist on having Rud
wclser. It Is good beer becauso
It Is brewed in the most ap
proved manner ami Is perfect In
age, thereby guaranteeing purity-
Phil Thierolf
AGENT