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(0) ) s PREPARED IN TIIK INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE OF MURRAY ' any of the Millers of the Journal ku,tt: of a social ertnt or an item of interest IVe iranl all itemx of interest. Editor Journal. DC GC. C. PARMELE, President. FRED L. NUTZMAN, Vice-President 111 l onrnCICD PMnr II. i). DUtur.ivt.n, badiuci. CUHurray State Bank Under New Management SYSTEM BACK OF YOUR BUSINESS A small business can no more run without system back of it than a large business. A checking account puts system into the financial side of your business. It records accurately every item of receipt and expenditure. Pay by check its the systematic way. We invite you to open a checking ac count with us. The size of your balance does not inlluence t lie amount of our at tention all accounts, large and small, receive the same careful attention. Murray State Bank n Mvirray, Nebraska.. J) I). A. Young was a county seat visit or last Thurday. Alfred Gansemer has been on the sick list this week. Mrs James Ioughridge was in Oma ha on business Monday. (). V. Virgin and James Campbell were county seat visitors Saturday. For sale A number of registered Shorthorn bulls- II. G. Todd. Murray. Mr Raker returned to his home in la., after a weeks visit with his son A. L. Raker. Mesdames Chas. Carrol and Phil. Prisbin were in Plattsmoth Wednesday of this week. Mr and Mrs O. A. Davis an i Mrs Alison and Carrie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Smith. Mrs. Wm. Brown and daughter, Mrs. James Loughridge, and Mrs. I). C. Rhoden were in Omaha Monday. John Murray of Plattsmouth. visited a few days the past week with his brother and family, who reside west of town. Nick Klaurens is having his building on Main street converted into a resi lience to be occupied by J. C. Suavely and family. II. C Long returned from Furnas county last Friday. While out west he purchnsed five fine horses which he . shipped in to his farm here. I Mrs Dora Oldham Moore and her brother Geo.Oldham returned to Platts-1 mouth after three day visit with the family of Lee Oldham. Dr. D. F. Brendle and wife and' J. 15. Brendle and wifo were in Avoca Friday of last week celebrating the birthday anniversary of the former son Dr. Will Brendel. J. P. Thacker, one of our excellent friends from near Union, in company with J. T.Chalfant, were looking after some business matters in Plattsmouth Monday and gave the Journal office a short call. Grandpa Swan, living with his son Winfield Swan, five miles southeast of Murray had the misfortune Wednesday evening to become tangled up with a frightened horse and had one of his shoulders dislocated. Surgical aid was called and the displacement reduced. Lee Kirkpatrich, of Nehawka, was attending to some business matter in Plattsmouth Wednesday evening, and found time to pay this office a brief call. He tells us that he will spent the greater portion of the coming summer in the west. He will start on his ex tended pleasure trip in a few weeks. JUST OPENED! A Complete Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries! At the new store of J. C. Snavely, who will be pleased to have you call and see him any time, whether you need the good or not. We will try to please when you need the Groceries. Bring In Your Butler and Eggs. HI6HEST PRICE PAID. DC Hugh Robb of Nebraska City visited in Murray Sunday. The young people of the Christian church are arranging to give a play in a few weeks for the benefit of the church building fund. Alf. Nickels, who has been suffering for the past few months with a severe attack of rheumatism, was in Platts mouth last Saturday enroute for Burl ington Junction, Mo., where he will take a course of treatment at the springs, which have been made famous for the curing qualities of this disease. We trust he may return home entirely free from the many aches and pains. Phillip Brisben loaded his household goods here Monday and departed for their new home in the northern part of the state. Mrs. Brisben will leave in a few days. We trust that these excel lent people will meet with all kinds of prosperity in their new home. One of Our Best. J. T. Porter, one of the best friends the Journal can boast of, called at the office last Monday, while looking after some business matters in the county seat, arid left the where with for four subscriptions that he pays for annually. One of course is his own. another is to Mrs. AmandK Crabtree, who resides in Idaho; another to J. T. Harris at Sid ney. Iowa; and the fourth to D. C. Collehow, at Seven Mile Ford, Va. The Reading Circle The Chautaqua Home Reading Course met with Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore Mon day evening Pauline Oldham as leader. The subject was "Race's and Immin grants in America, as others see us or concerning our critics. " All the mem bers are very enthuseastic and will glad ly welcome new members. The Liter ary class speaks well for Murray. The members are Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gilmore, Miss Mary Walk er, Mrs. James Longhridge, Misses Pauline and Fay Oldhamn. The next meeting will be Monday evening, April 13 th.O. A.Davis leader. Lightning Rods! Pure Copper Cable Lightning Rod, 15 cents per foot. Pitman & Davis. Seed Oats For Sale Good variety of seed oatf for sale. S. O. Cole, Mynard. Fence Posts For Sale I have about 400 split fence posts and a few crib poles that I wish to sell soon. Wm. Nickles. Notice to Pay Up. This is the season of the year when nearly all business men need money in order to meet their bills. I have con siderable money out that should be paid me now. If convenient, pleasecall and settle your account. It wil greatly assist me at this time. John Cook. Cancer Removed Our good German friend John Berg roan, from near Mynard was in Platts mouth last Saturday at which time he had a few months old cancer removed from his lower lip. While the opera tion was quite painful and was of course necessary, he has hopes of being entirely relieved from it by the same. While here he paid the Journal office a short call. AND VICINITY ESPECIALLY in thin vicinity and trill mad name to this Roll of Honor Following are those who have sent in the wherewith to avdance their sub scription mark on the Semi-weekly Journal to VMJ. We shall endeavor in this way to acknowledge the receipt of all monies paid on the weekly edition. If you fail to find your name in the list please notify us at once, and if you have riot 7received credit it may be looked after at once. At the same time please accept our thanks for the remittance Antone Wallinger, Stuart, Neb. Mrs. C. Keltner, Nehawka. John Lean, Elmwood. I. F. Wood, Bickleton, Neb. Ed. Henke, Murdock. James Turk, Elmwood. W. S. Hines, Alvo. Hans Seivers, Plattsmouth. A. H. Denison, Elmwood. Annie A. Ryan. H. M. Barker, Atlanta, Neb. Mrs. W. A. Taylor, Plattsmouth. John Kline, Plattsmouth. G. W. Rhoden, Murray. A. F. Boedeker, Nehawka. Henry Gakemeier, Murdock M. G. Kime, Nehawka. Chris. Koehnke, Oreville, S. D. J. L. Pell, Union. Charles Jacobson. Isaac Stradely, Greenwood. T. H. Leever, Greenwood. Frank B. Slagle, Leis, S. D. W. O. Schewe, Murdock. C. T. Richards, South Bend. O. C. Richards, South Bend. Dietrich Koester, Weeping Water. F. A. Hanson, Nehawka, paid by F. L. Hild. Frank J. Bergman, Wabash. John Bergman, Mynard. Albert Fickler, Stanton. II. E. Warden, Nehawka. Henry Eichel, Avoca. J. A. G. Strickland, Elmwood. Geo. II. Pitman, Thayer, Neb. Edward Heil, Manley. II. II. Stoll, Nehawka. J. F. Campbell, Munay. O. V. Virgin, Murray. David Murray, Murray. W. L. Hull, Holbrook, Neb. Jas. Lawhead, Nick Thies, Plainview, Neb. Clarence Murray, Healey, Kansas. Emil Walters, Plattsmouth. John T. Porter, Murray. D. C. Gollehow, Seven Mile Ford, Va., paid by John T. Porter. Mrs. Amanda Crabtree, Couer Alene, Idaho., paid by John T. Porter. J. T. Harris. Sidney, Neb. Sanitary Science One of the hardest problems of the Sanitary Science is, to quickly and per fectly rid a large city of all waste mat ter, to prevent the poisoning of the air and water. Just the same is true of our bodies. Leave the wates matter in the body and it will surely poison you. Get rid of it regularly and you will en joy life. To keep all digestive organs in a healthy and harmonious activity, is the object of Triner's American Elixir of i Bitter Wine, It stimulates all these organs and does not allow dele terious ingredients of food to accumul ate in the body. As soon as there is too much of such matter present, your breath will be bad, your appetite gone, you will have a dull headache, will be tired and cranky. Use this remedy whenever your digestion will not be perfect. At drug stores. Jos. Triner, 616-622 So. Asland Ave., Chicago, 111. A. 0. U. W. Meeting The regular meeting of the Murray Lodge A. O. U. W., No. 365, will be held on Saturday evening, April 7th. Business of importance. All members be present. J. H. Cook, Financier. Live Poultry Wanted! Live poultry wanted by the Clarinda Poultry, Butter and Egg Co., to be de livered at the store of Zuckweiler & Lutz, Plattsmouth, Neb., Monday, April 6th one day only, for which we will pay the following prices in cash, craws to be empty: Hens and Pullets, per pound 9c Hen Turkeys, " " 10c Young Tom Turkeys " 9c Old " 8c Ducks. " 6c Old Roosters, ' " 4c Will Rest This Summer Our excellent friend Wm. Doty, from near Weeping Water, was in Platts mouth Tuesday, coming in from Omaha, where he had been on a combined busi ness and pleasure trip, taking in the wrestling match the night before. While here he renewed for the Journal for the year of 1908, and sends one to his brother, J. M. Doty, in Mt. Vernon, Ohio Mr. Doty says he expects to rest this summer and he will mrke a sever al months visit back to Ohio, where his I brother resides. FOR THE JOURNAL READERS. office it vill er under thin heading. Notice of Application for Liquor License NOTICK Is lii rrliy irlvcii to all imtnoiis Iii-l-lcstl ami to tin- pulilir. thai the uiitjcr .sl;rnfil. W. .M. Han-lay. Iius Hlcil Ills iH-tltion ami aiilii-ut Ion In t In- otti' of tin' city rlerk. of l In- rlty of i'lattsmouth. county of Cass, ami Mute of ."Seld-a-ska, us itiiuilvil ly law. slrii'l ty tin' riUircl iiiuhImt of resident f ree-liolil-ersof saiil city, setting forth that the appli cant Is a man of resiieet ahle. character and si amliiik' and a resident of the state of Nebras ka, and pravlinr that a license may lie issued tothe sald V. M. llarelay for the sale of mall, spirituous and vinous liquors for the erlod of one year from the dale of the hearing of said application In a Imildini? situated on the west half (wH) of lot nine (!) in Mock t wenty rilni', -.) in the tirst ward of the said city of Plattsmouth, Nebraska. W. M. HAIJC'I.A V March :Y, I'.tu. Applicant. Notice of Application for Liquor License NOTICE Is hereby Klven to all iiersons in terested and to the puMic. that the under siirned I'eter (oos. has tiled his iietilion and application in the office of the city clerk, of the city of I'lattsmouth. county of Cass, and state of Nebraska, as required by law, signed by the required numlierof resident free-holders of the said city, sell in forth that the ap plicant is a man of resiKct ahle character and st andiiiK' und a resident of the slate of Nebras ka, and prayintr that a license may lie issued to the said I'eter t.oos for the sale of malt, spirituous and vinous liiiuors for the iier lod of one year from the date of the hear in of said application in a buildin situated on lot twelve. (I-') in block thirty. CK)) in the tirst ward of the said city of I'lal tsmout h. Ne braska. I'KTKK OOOS. March ?4. I '.His. Applicant Notice of Application for Liquor License rVlOTICE Is hereby triven to all in-rsons in- terested and to the public, t hat the under signed. Kd llouat, has tiled his etitioii and application In the office of the cily clerk, of the city of I'lattsmouth. counly of Cass, and state of Nebraska, as required b.v law. signed by the required numlierof resident free-holders of said city, set t in forth that the appli cant Is a man of respectable character and standin and a resident of the state of Nebras ka, and prayin that a license may lie issued to the said Kd Doiiat for the sale of malt, spirituous and vinous liiuors for the period of one year from the dale of the bearln of said application in a buildin situated on the east half (e's of lot twelve (I-') in block 1 wenty-nine (:') in the tirst ward of the said city of I'lattsmouth. Nebraska. Kit llOXAT. March 21. Ums Applicant Notice of Application for Liquor License NOTICE is hereby iven to all persons in terested and to the public, that the under signed. .1. K. Mchaniel, has tiled his iietition and applicat ion in the office of the cily clerk, of the city of I'lal tsmout h. count y of Cass, and state of Nebraska, as required by law. sined by the required nitmlier of resident free-holders of said city, set tin forth that the appli cant is a man of resectable character and standin and a resident of the state of Nebras ka, and prayin that a license may be issued to t lie saiii .1. K. Mcl laniel for I he sale of malt, spirituous and vinous liiuors for the iieriod of one year from the date of the hearin of said application in a buildin situated on lot six in block thirty-three (XI). in the fourth ward, of t lie said cily of I'lattsmouth. Ne braska. .1. E. MclAN I EI.. .March -4. lilt's Applicant. Notice of Application for Liquor License NOTICE is hereby Iven to all iiersons inter ested and to the public, that the under slned. Adolph Oicse. has tiled his iietition and applicat ion in the office of the city clerk, of the city of I'lattsmouth. county of Cass, and state of Nebraska, as required by law. sined by the required numlierof resident free hold ers of said city, settin forth that the appli cant is a man of resectable character and standin and a resident of the state of Neb raska, and prayin that a license may !e is sued to the said Adolph Oiese for the sale of malt, spirituous and vinous liquors for the eriod of one year from the dale of the hearin of said applicat ion in a buildin situated on the west half wV4)of lot six (ti) in block thirty four CM in the fourth ward of the said city of I'lattsmouth. Nebraska. ADOT.l'H OIESE. March i'l, V.K'S. Applicant. Notice of Application tor Liquor License NOTICE is hereby iven to all ersoiis inter ested and to the public, that the under sined Ed Eenberer. lias tiled his etition and application in the office of the city clerk of the city of I'lattsmouth. county of Cass, and state of Nebraska, as required by law, sined by the required numlierof resident free-holders of said city, settin fortli that the appli cant is a man of resiiectable character and standin and a resident of the state of Ne braska, and prayin that a license may lie is sued to the said Ed Eenberer for the sale of malt, spirituous and vinous TViuors for the eriod of one year from the date of the hearin of said applicat ion in a buildin situated on the east half (efi) of lot twelve (12) in block twenty-elht (2s) in the first ward of the said city of I'lattsmouth, Nebraska. ED Eti ENBErUiEK. March 2 l'JOs. Applicant. DRUGGIST'S PERMIT NOTICE is hereby (riven that F. G. Fricke & Co. have filed their etition as required by the statutes of the state of Nebraska with the city clerk of the city of Plattsmouth. Nebras ka, requestln a ermit to sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors for medicinal, mechanical and chemical purposes for .the comin munici pal year in the buildin situated on lots one (1) and two (2) in black thirty -six (30) in the city of I'lattsmouth, Nebraska. F. . FRICKE & CO.. March 20. 1 90S. Applicant. DRUGGIST'S PERMIT NOTICE is hereby triven that (Jerin & Co have filed their etition as required by the statutes of the state of Nebraska with the city clerk of the city of Plattsmouth. Nebraska, re quest in a ermit to sell malt, spirituous and vinous liiiuors for medicinal, mechanical and chemical purposes for the comin municipal year in the buildin situated on the west half ( wVi) of lot twelve. (12) in block twenty-eiht (-) in the city of I'lattsmouth. Nebraska. GEIUNG & CO.. March 2i. 1)S. Applicant. Notice of Application for Liquor License. Notice is hereby triven to all ersons inter ested and to the public, that the nndersitied. William Ban-lay. has tiled his petition and ap plication in the office of the county clerk of Cass county. Nebraska, as required by law. sined by a majority of the resident free hold ers of Eiht Mile Grove precinct, settin forth that the applicant is a man of resectable character and standin and a resident of t he state of Nebraska, and prayin that a license may iie issued tothesaid William Barclay for the sale of malt, spirit uous and vinous liquors for the eriod of one year from the date of the hearin of said application in a buildin on lot I in block 4. in the villae of Cedar Creek, in Eiht Mile Grove precinct, in Cass count y, Nebraska. 1 2t.T Wl I.LI AM II A ICC I.AT. Applicant. A trade was consumated yesterday where by E. Y. Hanley.of Shenandoah, Iowa, becomes the owner of the Weten camp building which has been the pro perty of Martin T. Martin, of Omaha until yesterday. Will C. Ramsey has been appointed the agant for the building. ft . I -' ........ .1 "" - - ' ,7n77 cgc table Preparation for As -simulating UicFoodnndRegula ting the Stomachs and Bowels of ass r.TW.i ijt fl Promotes DigesUon.Cheerful ncss an Pcst.Contains neither Opium :' ; , !iine nor Mineral. Not Nahcotic. Pumfiut SmJ Mx.Smna HA1U SJ -Anitt Srwd Upprrmmt -if! CartanafaJm ftbmStrJ -Cluritsd SuqBr . Ancrfccf Remedy for Constipa tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea. worms.convuisions.revcrisn ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Tz: Ji.-rule Signature of NEW VOHK. ui5 flmvufc a EXACT COPy OT WHAPPEB. AT U tfATEB i The Modern Woodman of America, Held Their Convention To Elect Delegates to State Endorsed Mayor II. R. Gering for Dele gate to Head Camp and Dr. E. W. Cook for Head Physician The majority of the Camp of the Woodman were represented at the meeting at Weeping Water yesterday, and a general good time was had. The members of the Camp at Weeping Water are princes in the art of enter taining and this they proved yesterday. The convention there selected, three detegates to the state convention which is to meet in Lincoln on the 5th of next month, as well as three alternates, the delegates being, Henry Ii. Gering, W. B. Banning and J. N. Woodard, the Alternates W. H. Pool, Dr. E. W. Cook and D. J. Pittman. They endors ed Dr. Cook for head physician of the state, and Henry R. Gering for dele gate to the national convention, which meets at Peoria, Illinois in June. Arrangements were made for a coun ty log rolling and Elmwood selected as the place, designating the Camp at Elmwood, as the one to select the time, as they thought best. J. N. Wardard P CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE! Fistula Fissure, Bleeding, Itching, Ul ceration, Constipation and all Rectal Diseases a Specialty, THE GERMAN SPECIALISTS. 532 Broadway, Council Bluffs, la. Great Introducing Grocery Offer! You can save $3.60. We gain a customer. This Great In troductory Grocery Offer cannot be broken. J6.00 in CASH to accompany order. Satisfaction guaran teed or money refunded: 40 pounds granulated sugar (x 8 pounds P. & G. coffee 2 00 1 Sack Patent Flour 1 30 1 Quart Pickels 30 Baking Powder 40 Toilet Soap 30 Tea no 1 3-lb Can Tomatoes i;, Soda or, Orders filled same day received. All mail order f. o. b. ;ars, Plattsmouth. il UUI For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Jiears tne A, Signature fj& of In Use For Over Thirty Years 15) Ull V of that place was selected President of the Log Rolling Association, L. IJ. Walcott of Elmwood, Secretary and ('. L. Graves of Union, Treasurer. i The Lancaster county convention which met yesterday at Lincoln also endorsed Dr. Cook for the position in a resolution in the State Journal, as fol lows. "In the discharge of the high office of head physician for the state of Nebraska, Neighbor E. W. Cook of Plattsmouth, Neb., has won for himself the admiration and gratitude of all Ne braska Wood,men because of his fidelity to duty and his impartial treatment of matters coming before him as such physician. Therefore this convention hereby endorses his administration of this office and requests the executive council of our society to appoint Dr. Cook as head physician for Nebraska for another term." It is a pleasure to see our citizens whom we know as bring worthy of the confidence and trust reposed in them, recognized away from home. HO MO HEY TILL CURED 1 mm EITEInilflV 1