The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, September 06, 1906, Image 8
The County Items ot 6eneral Interest Selected Iron Ncha.yvka. iKmn Ih" UtxlHKT.) John Ivan has gone to an Omaha hospital with ahMiK'Iplcotcaso pf ty i phold fiver. Victor (uley, who had been vlslt lnir with l!s grandmother1,' Mi. 'Levi IVllard, all summer, left for Ills home In Oklahoma Thursday morplng. Henry Vollard'a little son, George, fell from a'l.ddar In the barn Sunday, cutting a two l,hch fcash to the skull. He stood tho few stitches It was found necessary to take, without a whimper. We hour that,, Kriice Stone has sold Ms Murray farm. He gets the rent for tills year, whli:h with the price of the farm, will give him a nest egg of : about I:!,ohi, which Is not so had for a young man. f 7 j Alice, daughter of Will Davis, Svas kicked on the forehead hy a colt Mon day, and a KBsll two or three Inches long cut to tho skull. The doctor sewed up the cut and says, the little ' lady bore, 1 bravoly.j scalfcejy making a cryV " : Mrs. Dysart was the victim of a run away home last Friday,, and tb? same thlnir 'happortcwliwalo'VFrlday) piiJ vtktA m,x i Wn iVinrua ' nnt finlv . ' f ft. tl away but smashed the; buggy rid far. neas.,, cltUyrlrs. Ji. nqr ncr aaugn , ter, Amanda, who was iu the bum " wlth'hcf.-wcre-lilirt: " We regret to state that W. K. Cra- - bill and wlU will olow.wpOha jowelry store and -g ve up- the telephone cen tral here on September 4th. They ; will move to riattsrboulh( whfcre he has an opening In which lie cart do much better llnauolaUy than here. We are sorry to lose these good people but glad they will be bettered by the change. Rev. Hulso will give 'up nreaehlmr and ho and Ills wife will look after the wants of the patrons of the telephone company. Miss N'cal Humphrey will assist them a month at llrst so we know they will get started off right. "To Curo a Felon." says Sam. Kendall, of . I'hllllpsburg, Kau "Just cover It over with liuck lcn's Arnica Salve and Mm Salvo will do the rest." Quickest cure for burns, Holies, Sores, Scalds, Wounds, Flies, Eczema, Salt lMieum.Chapped Hands, Sore Feet ami Sore Eyes. Duly -Oc at V. G. Frlcke & -Co.,1 drug t store. Guaranteed.. ' ,"j r ' ' V V Elmwood From tli I.iartir-Ki'lit. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs. Wm. John Wednesday, August 2nd. , J. II. Kogge and son Freddie re turned Monday evening from their trip to Germany. ; ' . SI Malrs Is building a large addition to the west wing of the livery barn. The foundation has Just been com pleted for tho erection of a tine largo barn at the farm residence of J. 1. Fentlmcn. Wm. McCalg. of PoncaClty, Okla., arslved last week and Is visiting rela tives and his many friends In this vicinity.; ' D.L. Wiwd Is building u large ad dltlon tu the farm yesldence occupied by his son, (j. V.' Wood, Tour and one half miles west of Kim wood. Fred Schneider had the misfortune ot being thrown from his bicycle Sun- , day evening, near he-German Evan Vuellcall iarsonatief iff suiting in a . . JbrpKeaj aU4LAPJDS--- Miss Soohla Welshelt. who was operated upon for appendicitis at St Joseph's hospital, Omaha, somo weeks : kso. is rapidly recovering and Is expected home this week. ' Attorney Howard Saxton lias sent in his resignation as clerk In the pen slon department at Washington, I) C. and will locate In Omaha. Ills many Klmwood friends wish him sue sess. Mrs. Fred Kear, who has teen in Lincoln hospital several weeks and recently underwent a critical opera tlon, is rapidly recovering and Fred went to Lincoln Wednesday evening to bring her home. John Gerry Stark received news this week of the serious illness of his mother at Kast Lemon, Ta. Mr. Stark will probably go east In a few days, as the doctor gave but little hopes for her recovery. ' ' A bath cleanses the skin and rids . the pores ol ictusc.X bath males loi , better fellowship', and, "citizenship: .4!Kot 'ouly .kUpuld, iie",uiiUidc,.tf ,the j ' body be cleansed,' but occasional .Ube of 'a laiatrvci ni cathartic penl' the " bowels arid cle.lrs'tTie sys'te'rh ofefTfte "Vtiattcr.r B6?fU for this are'fK Witt's tittle-Early Jllsw's. .ricasarjt little w. puis that do not gripe or steka.'Mo)d by Frlcke & Co. and Gerlng & Co. Exchanges thi Columns ol Contemporaries Exgle .'out- tLalleaOUD. J .Mrs. 'Helen ' Shaw,1 ' of Colorado Springs, Colorado, a cousin of A. L. j McDonald has been visiting hlni the past week. 5- " : ' i JIvcretty Morgan,'," who had his kg broken' a' few weeks ago, is getting1 along nlcojy., The splints were takpn off Wednesday:, :;:f.it;v j j A l)oy living with Albert Maabshful hulli bones of ills right forearm broke, while raking hay one day last wqck.j ' Miss Maud .lack" left' Wednesday morning for Washington, I. C, aftjer a couple of month's visit at lionlc. Her parents accompanied her as far 'ps Lincoln. . '." '.,''. '.. '.' ; j While plowing last Friday afternoon Ilughey forrls turned out a humble hues ncsV . Several o them hunded him a hot package, between the eyes and In a short time both Hiokq orbs were swollen shut. With the doctors assistance Llughrj soon got all right, but says be don't want any more deal ings with the little bee. , , On Tuesday, August 2, M t. Iljah D. Grove 'ot Alvoand Mlss Alria P. Anderson of Holdrege were married In Lincoln. ln tho evening a j-eccp. Mpn was given them at the.Jjome of Mr. Grove's brother near Alvo. They wilt' make' their home' -on' K.'!land rock's place three-quarters of a mile west of townr Mrs. Grove will 'teach the lien, school. Mr. u rove. is a brother of Mrs. John Mullen. 1 . Th Brath of LIU. 1 It's a slgnlltcant fact - that) the strongest animal of Its sl.c, the gof Ilia also has t,ho largest lungs. Powerful lungs means powerful creatures. Jlow to keep tho breathing organs right should be man's chlcfest study. Like thousands of others, Mrs. (ra A. Stephens, of Port Williams, o. has learned how to do this. She writes: "Three bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery stopped my cough of two years and cured me of what my friends thought consumption. Oh, It's grand for throat or lung troubles." Guaran teed by F O. Frlcke & Co., druggists. Price r,oc and n. ' Tilat bottle free. The Packers' Defense. The Journal Is In receipt of a work entitled "The Packors, the Private Car Linen and the People," a book Is Rued by J. Ogden Armour giving the packers' side- rf the case as taj the barges recently made against them relative to unsanitary methods in packing beef products. It Is a hook ofliso pages, with Illustrations,! and white as yet we tiaven't had time to read tt It looks as If it might be jlntc resting. The retail price Is l."o( and to those who wish to know both sides it ought to be valuable. We are will ng to lend our copy to any responsible party who wishes It and will call tor It j Pain from a Burn Promptly Relieved by Chamberlain's Pain Balm, A llttlo child of , Michael Strauks, of Vernon, Conn., was recently In treat pain from a burn on the hand, and as cold applications only Increased the Inflammation. Mr. Strauss came to Mr. James N. Nichols, a local -n chant, for something to stop the pain Mr. Nichols says: "1 advised hlro to use Chamlterlaln's Pain Halm, anfl the first application drew out the liulam mation and gave Immediate relief. 1 have used this liniment myself! and recommend It very often for cuts burns, strains and lame back.ahd.have never known. It to. disappoint,.",! For, sale by F.'G. Frlcke ft Co. and A. T. Fried. ......... ii i wii.i. , i A. S. Palmer,' representing the National Cash Register company, of Dayton, Ohio, came down j from Omaha yesterday to place the, new register recently Installed la Gerlng & Col's drug store, In operation. The clerks had no trouble In balauclng up last night to a penny. The machine Is a great success for accuracy. PERRY'S RESTAURANT F rc s h ; Oysters in any style Shorti Orders K Our Sot- 'A II I i H sai Jf yoft ire huncTT-we wnj auptlyj tou With the pick of , the market Louisville from lb Courier. C, J. Gaebel received a tine Duroe Jersey pig from Cedarvllle, Ohio, Wednesday. He Is a son of the t-."" Kant lie Heat and Is valued very highly by Mr. Gaebel. II. I. Harker succefded Thursday In raising and kafely landing toe. loo horse-power engine at the Lyman sand pit near Orcapolls which fell into the river a few months ago. . J hn Thomas came in from the w ilds f western Nebraska this week for a short visit here with former school mates before going to Omaha where i will attend medical college. ' ! i t ....... , On account of scarlet- fever the public schools will not open next Mon day. A, nnraber ot, school children ave been exposed and, It was thought advisably to postpone, the opening of the sobopl for another week. Louisville has, Tor. a great many ears received compliments from all Isltorson the beauty Of her streets. "erhaps no town in the state of Louis- i lie s sl?e can boast of a nicer paved main street than Louisville maintains. This yetir In addition to putting in cement walks a number of car loads of Stone dust, aro bcln put on the street which adds greatly to Its appearance Mrs. J. T. A. Hoover and daughter, Mrs. .lohnSchual left on Wcdnesdny of last week for Jeep Water, Mo., where Mrs. Hoover goes to visit an only sister whom she has not seen In years. Hefore reaching Kansas City they encountered a rain storm that delayod their train more than six hours. After leaving Kansas City they ran into another Hood and was twenty four hours traveling 100 miles. 1 HIDDEN DANGERS i .1 ..:! u, - ' ' I. ''' itun 61m Timely Warnings Nit No ' Plattsmouth Citizen Can Afford to -i.i. Ignore. m- Danger signal No. 1 comes from the kidney secretions. They will warn you when the kidneys are sick. Well kidneys excrete a clear, amber lluld. Sick kidneys send out a thin, pale and foamy, or a thick, red, ill-smelling urine, full of sediment and irregular of passage. Danger No. - comes from the back Hack pains, dull and heavy, or sharp and acute, tell you of sick kidneys and warn you of tho coming of dropsy, diabetes and ltrlght's disease. Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys and cure them permanently. neres Platttsmouth proof. W. T. Cole, of 008 Locust st. Platts mouth, says: "I contracted kidney complaint In tho army and have felt the effect of the trouble oil and on ever since. My back never caused me any acute suffering but there was at times a dull heavy aching and lame ness across the loins that annoyed me considerably. Retention and scanti ness were evident with the kidney secretions and they were occasionally accompanied with pain. An adver tisement about loau's Kidney Pills camo to my notice and being favor ably Impressed with the claims made for the medicine, 1 procured a box at Gerlng & Co. 's drug store. 1 did not take them regularly and used only about one-half of a box, but 1 can say they made a marked Improvement In my condition, every difficulty being relieved. I can vouch for Doan's Kidney .Pills being a valuable remedy." For sale by all dealers. Price Mc Foster-Mllburn Ox, Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Dr. Elster, Dent Is, . Waterman Block vlHlTHE GOOD OLD 3 Summer Time You want to aava your money to buy your COMB zFOR THE WINTER AT OUR CITY Col Yards. Full Weight Guaranteed Best Threshing Goal HII Kinds of Feed J. V. Egenhcrger V Proprietor Tlattsmouth Ul Yarda Oorne'r Third "and Main Street! lull rhoru 25 ' 1 FlatU Pboae t THOUSANDS HERALD Catarrh and Catarrhal Diseases Make In vatids of More Women Than All Other Ailments Com bined. Considers Pe-ru-na the Best Medicine In the World, x M". J. jRrjanton, 210 Sherman street, Dopnlnbn, Ohio, wrltei: "I fo!lowod the direct tons you kindly gave me and now I find myself entirely cured. I think your Peruna In the best medicine In the world." Heartfelt Thanks For Relief Found in Pe-ru-na, Mitis Jessie S. Dword, 37 South Btreet,. Passaic, X.J., writes: "I took Peruna aa you directed. I had a dry cough and after uning two hottlesof Feruna, I found relief. You linve my heartfelt thunkg." A cough Is caused hy a catarrhal con dition of the throat and bronchial tubes. Kemove the catarrh and the cough dis appear. Peruna is the remedy for all catarrhal conditions. Sour . ;No appetite, jloss ef. atrenjth, nervous ness, headache,, constipation, bad breath, general debility, sour risings, and catarrh of the stomach are all . due to indigestion. Kodol cures indigestion. This new discov ery represents the natural Juices of diges tion as they exist In a healthy stomach, combined with the greatest known itonlo and reconstructive properties. Kodof, Dys pepslaCur doe col only curs Indigestion and dyspepsia, ' but this famous remedy cures all stomach troubles by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and strengthening the mucous membranes lining the stomach. Mr. S. S. Bill, of Rmnswood, W. V.. uyi: " 1 wit troubled with (our stomach for twtnty jrtiri. Kodol cursd m and w tra now utlnf It la Rillk lorbabr," Kodol Digests What You Eat Bottlai only. $1.00 Slie holdlnc 2H timet th trial ilia, which Kill for SO cents. Prepared by a. 0. OaWITT ft OO., OHI0AQO, Gerinsr & Co. REUNION AT PAGIFG JUCTION The Plattsmouth 6, A. R. and w, r. c. ' art Highly Entertained and Return Home Well Pleased. The following account ot theKoldiers reunion was prepared -by-one-of the veterans, vlio attended on i'rlday, but was. received at'-this -otllce'. too late Saturday j for publication without crowatnir out oiner matters or import. anc. rieTii'c Us publlcatlort today: i i"bout . o'cloclc , Friday morning the rncmbers of the X. It. C. and (J A. It." of this city and some of thel frlcnd.s wended their way to the Hurl tngton station, where they embarked for Tacltic Junction, to attenp the old soldiers' reunion. ..."After arriving at their destination they were very cordially welcomed by the fJlen wood W. It, (J., after which they formed In line and were escorted to the park where they were enter tained. The hrst feature of the fore noon session was music by the Ham burg rtlrl'H band. Tbls was enjoyed by all and the younir ladies did ample credit to their work. lion. J. Y. Stone of Glenwood then delivered a very eloquent a.s well as enthusiastic ad dress. ' A vocal solo by Miss Davidson was next in order and enjoyed by all. "The ladles of Tacltlc Junction then served a sumptuous bean dinner to all old soldiers and corps members. It would be putting It to mild to say It wal enjoyed, hi f very jiartlclpapu (j'JThe ajtcjntaejstob began' with music ty toe Dana, arter wdicd IntermittR auaress was delivered by ...mi i.V lie v id - I ' -; : : . fMfr : , "r?S$U OF FAIR WOMEN PRAISES OF PE-RU-NA. I iMN m fii55;nrTtcf?flY:'ji3 Permanent Benefit Followed Use of Pe-ru-na. " t . , Mlsg May Cray, H7 11th street, Brook lyn, N. Y., writes : "For more than fire years I suffered from rheumatic pains in my Joints, and in damp or stormy weather I waa obliged to stay iu doors. "Medicine seemed to be of no use un til I started using Peruna. "I took twelve bottles iu all, although It is six months ago sluce I stopped. "I have had no return of my old com plaint, in spite of tho fact that I have been out in all sorts of weather during the scvero winter." No better remedy was ever devised by tho medical profession for the mitigation or all climatic ailments tliau Peruna. Rev. Schlle of Omaha. The Glenwood W. It. C. then served supper. "The evening session was a complete success. The features belnir a drill by the "NY". (). V. and one by a class of young ladies, being very artistic in its design. The speakers of the evening was Congressman V. I. Smith; of Council HlulTs. At Intervals through the day the people were entertained by Col. Mcintosh, of Omaha. After the evening session the Post and Corps were escorted to the depot by the Glenwood corps. After patiently waiting two hours for a train every one reached riattsmouth in uood humor declaring the day a success." John Sharp returned yesterday from a trip from Furnas county, where he visited with William Mackey and brother. Mr. Sharp says these gentle men are doing well, and that they have one hundred acres of the finest corn he ever saw in any country. The Mackey boys have now over two hund red acres of land, which is the result of hard labor and their staying qualities. They have many friends In this city who will be pleased to learp of their success. MONTHLY MISERY is one of woman's worst afflictions. It always leaves you weaker, and is sure to shorten your life and make your beauty fade. To stop pain take Wine of Cardui and it will help to relieve your misery, regulate your func tions, make you well, beautiful and strong. It is a re liable remedy for dragging down pains, backache, head ache, nervousness, irritability, sleeplessnessdizziness, fainting spells, and similar troubles. A safe and efficient medicine for all women's pains and sickness. Mrs. J. L. Broadhead of Clanton, Ala. writes; "I have used Cardui for my disease, which was one peculiar to women, and it has completely cured me." AT ALL DRUG STORES, IN $1.00 BOTTLES ' sWrfWif tiir4 ail WraJt! .aal . Aivyxy ItrV t Ihattanoat V 111 V w J Pe-ru-na Used For , Throat Trouble. Keeps the Remedy at Hand. Mrs, J, A, Baker, 880 Locust avenue, Amsterdam, N.Y., writes! " ' ' ' "Ifeellt my duty to write and tell you what Peruna has done for me, so that all those who aro troubled as I was may find the same speedy cure. "Pour years ago I lo6t my voice, so that I was unable to speak above a whisper for seven weeks. Our family doctor could do nothing for me. "After seven weeks sufferiDg, I read some circulars in regard to Peruna. "I bought a bottle at once and took it in teaspoonful doses every hour, and in two days I could talk. I will never bo without it." For free medical advico, write to Dr. 8. . Hartman, Presideut of The Han man Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio. - Don't allow money to lie around, is easier to spend it and easier to lose It It SAUE MONEY bj keeping it In a safe place such as The BanH of Cass County Capital Stock $:0,000, Surplus I15.0CO orricsKS: CIihs. C. I'urniclu, i'mi., Jacob TrlUcli, V-P. T. M, Patterson, Cusli. You can give a check for any part of It at any time and so have a receipt for payment without asking for one. When you have a bank account ycu will be anxious to add to it rather than spend from It. Don't you want to know more about It. - .