! ST.KJffllTS ROSARY
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Mrs. Blodje't Captures Women's P.ate
by Lei Thin a yard FredcriCR-cn(
Win, Grina Vrcphy Lui n.n j Car
Corr.plttts Sensations t tAt'A.
Omaha, 0.t. 21.Cii!i:'.iiis il -.t''
ately to Ins 'ir as 11 '' "P,(J u"'
track, luir.'ij untie ami wc-i.l hurl i
Into ill's dHch, Wullei drr.er "'
Hit; li' iiry 35." was i uslied bete-alii
the li'-avy mathlln; h 't lai.'I-u
tljirtyllVI; II I t llOHl tin; tU'li i t''l-"
ten-mil'; ia(. l"i the in.ioi.ml .iie ' " 1
era trophy on the Omaha i.i-;tui
ipwlway Th'- ar Hiiuh t.'l u .can
twenty h f' I lioiu II. e uih uiim Iculi
drlv;r. It ;is M-poit'-il at ''' ''0v
pilal that. i:.oui:h .-'-vi ! I.' I. mi: '!
JSinith is not '-iinih!) h .ii '1 hr C.iad
wu k won tlii" i a' .
'I In; sfciriiMili.il lllil -h or Hi woni
f-n's thff-e lull: MM', I" Willi h Mi "' i'
II. Jilo'lLi II OWItollk .Mi l!' s ;' '
AlliOH mi l he:: I h r li l - I tH' "
jhid, tlii' winning of tii'' ;i'''iv;y
praml ti'i,h liy II. Iv I'M 'I' ii' '"
i.Ij (i,!,ii...i null tin- liil l:!ll 'it
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the Chadwnk in ihe nic for the
speedway liophy, weie other feature;,
of the; last racing rani ol the m anon
mwI't iho auspices of th' Omaha
Speedway association.
Tl.fi tuirt'h ralr. v. Li h the congre
gation of the St. Mary's Kosary
church have hen comlm tii:i: at the
Katolicky Sokoi hall Wednesday and
Thursday evening of last week', closed
Saturday evening, having been one of
(he most successful faiis socially and
financially, held in some time. There
have been lare crowds l:i attendance
each evening, hut Saturday night the
.i..., , a una vrrv larce. Thin
niini'iuir -
church' fair, whh h was held for three
nlKhts, was one of the most pleasant
occasions of the season as the entire
c ongregatlon had exerted every effort
toward making the fair a grand suc-
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cess. Kach nignt, as we nave mun-u
above, found the hall crowded, but
the attendance Saturday evening was
a record-breaker. There were a large
number in attendance from out of
town. There were numerous features
of entertainment for both old and
young, such as music, dancing and
the like. Then too, there were booths
galore at which all sorts of articles
might be purchased. There were re
freshment booths where Ice cream,
cake, coffee and sandwiches could be
had. During the evening various ar
ii.i..u tterfi raffled off. A neat sum
was realized by the 'congregation,
which will lie used for defraying the
expenses of the Improvements which
have been made at the church and
the pastor's residence.
SEVEN CHILDREN HIDE Fr EE
Minnesota Woman Gets Debt of North
trn Pacific Railroad.
St. I'aul, (t a I. When Conductor
Hums of the Noithcin Pacific- mud
went inlo the parlor tar or Ins tia.u
he was gnili'il wilh two scuta tilled
with sev. II (hlldleu iuJ iheir motile
and one tu I.' t
"Madam. ' said he, "tv,t will have
t' pay half laie or twlii'J ot l!ntc
hililn n "
"S.r." npli'd the women, with
vigor. 'Mm dure and Thenil. pha there,
are twins, iii'.nl time years; Mary and
Mac. In tin' mine (.eat, are f.lMeia to
liltli Marion here with nn In iiig trip
lets, born four years aeo. I have hen'
us you can hie children who arn
younger, one of them being hut eleven
weeks old, hut it will he i.m.ilier yiar
at least before your loud inn charge
half Lire for liny of my Kimily.
BIG BUTTER1NE SEIZURE
Crusade Staittd in Knsas C'ty by tho
s Oovciiirnent.
" Kum.iis Cliy. Oi t. SI. Thiity flvu
tubs ol biiUel'ilie were eollliscateil
and thiee tin n weie unented win li
federal uullioiitles raided u creamery
here. The piluoncrs are W.'C. Blow
Cis. the owner of the plant, and Her
bcit Taylor and W. 1. Thompson,
who weie loiind inlxlui; coloring In a
tub of butlerine,
ll is said bv the authorities that ttiu
creamery lias been in operation In
dellance of the law slnre last May.
Fifty solicitors, It Is averred, havu
been employed to sell tho output. The
weekiy prollls of tho venture are said
to have been about $!I0I).
Here From South Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hesser, who
have lived In Vivian, South Dakota,
for the past few years, were in the
city last Saturday evening, en route
to Pasadena, California, near where
they will make their home for the
future. Mr. Hesser reports every
thing In South Dakota In fine condl-l
tlon and the country prosperous, of
which he has had his share, having
accumulated a nice farm, which for
the present he has rented, and goes
to California, where tho balance of
the family are located. They were
only in the city a few hours Saturday
evening, departing on the midnight
train for Kansas City, not having
time to spare to visit his many old
Cass county friends, lie reports his
father's health as fine, and greatly In
love with southern California, where
he has lived for the past few years.
Dig ltiiiguin u a iiiincli.
A Snap Four hundred acres in
Routt county, Colorado, nix miles
from Yantpa, near a good town, llv-
lug water, rich noil, great for hay,
grain, and as for a stock ranch can't
be beat; for further particulars write
me and I will Bend full description. 1
have other ranches.
Clins. S. Stone,
, Yampa, Colo,
See That Your Fire Insurance Policy
Reads "Farmers and Merchants"
There are many good and substantial clear and convincing reasons why you should insure in
the Farmers and Merchants Company. Fire insurance does not cost much that is why many a
business man cannot even tell you what companies he is insured in without looking it up.
But, when a fire occurs when without warning your valuable property meets destruction
then thoce policies suddenly assume deep significance.
You expect a prompt adjustment of your loss without quibble or question. Delay is often expensive
to you. It is then that you will know and appreciate what an advantage it is to hold a policy in
such a company as the
Farmers and Merchants
Insurance
Company
Chartered under the laws of Nebraska laws made
for your protection.
The Farmers and Merchants is a safe and solid institu
tionits prompt and ready payment of two million dollars
of claims constitutes an indisputable certificate of character.
The Farmers and Merchants is a Nebraska company.
Your dollars paid to it will be placed in Nebraska
r f I I
securities or used to pay sebrasna neio.
The Farmers and Merchants offers you a policy that
you can tuck away in your safe and forget unless catas
trophe overtakes you then you will rejoice that it is
an F. & M. ,
Our local agency will be more than pleased to give
you all of tha time that you require to make the import
ance of this matter plain to you. And remember that
this agency carries other lines that may interest you.
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R C MAROUARDT.Asent Avoca, Neb.
You will find that I MARQUARDTS GENERAL STORE Everything that the
can guide vou right iLucrnunc n-4t urumary muucuwiu
O J O . I
in your general merchandise purchases as
well as in the matter ot insurance
requires is at Marquardt's in the best quali-
ties and at the lowest prices.
( iiil)in All In.
II. C. Mc.Maken & Son have com
pleted their contract with M. Ford
for putting In the concrete curbing
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L03 ANGELES SUSPECTS
Five Men Are Arretted Who Put Into
Mexican Port In Power Boat.
Acapulco, Mexico, Oct. 31. t'lva
men, who put into port in a power
boat from Sail FiuucIhco, were arrext
ed and are Ih Imk held pending an in
ventilation Into their possible connec
tion with the Um AiiKelcH dynamltlnR.
The men arrived in tho power boat
Kate, having been obliged to nmku
thlH ot replenish their Bupply of uiiho
line. They Bald that their destination
was the CalupiiKoH lalandH, off tho
coast of Kciuidor.
LOl'ISVIM.K. 'went up to have a slight operation
'( Courier.) performed on the little ghi's throat,
rvi-t Zimmerman, who formerly Hr. Worthn.an vent up on the train
uttinK in the concrete cutmug v.,.u.., , to bo ..resent at the operation, whkh
thro.iRhout paving district No. 3, the ' . l.i.u ; ..,r,t
work huvlmr been done Friday i.lnht. "retna, nan arcep.e:i a posu.ou ,u. a , -
Tomorrow, or tho day following, the OMt-nkop mothers. .
1 it 1 t. ..n . ,1m. ii f t hn 1 1 1 it it au
material for the foundation for the ' "l . .
new postofflce building will begin to of Mrs. Henry Orsenkop. of Walton,
arrive and be placed on tho ground " (',1('us,y lnJ,iml 1,1 a run"
by Mc.Maken & Son. Mr. 1'clton, tho awJ' ,nMt Rum,3r- ,
contractor, Is In the city and had the "' c- T- lilth,i a nml
ground for the building staked off " laKter. Stanley and Miss
this morning, and tho work will he K'H-na, oi Asuuum. .v.u d....... .
commenced this week of putting the ' 'nk ho,,,-
k I unrnt'.
foundation of Ihe building in. "' "'
laiueu a puny oi iiienun nuiu i.uui-i-
1 ! Timber for Sale. t l,u'lr noHpuaDic uo.ue ... tue
KLM,V(X)I. ' j Store Cliunes Hands.
. ( i.tader-Ktl.o ) ' j p. A. Jacobson this week sold his
Kittle Worley, of C-imlsa, ! peneral merchandise stock and build-
ui.lnt with her parents here, jir. to Fred and William Ossenkop,
C. D. Clani). who has beui 'ho took possession Thursday even-
II. is at this writing gaining j nf? after the inventory of the stock
stream. ' waS comP,cieu- w
,i Mr. Jacobson, who was one of the
Miss Km.na Jcary, oi . Lincoln, via-I mer,hant8 of the town has
iter her brother, K. J. Jeary, and ,an.i anA win ,rv
l.'Un UaM:u Hi cicui 'oiuvi -w
Miss
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Mrs.
unite :
Tobacco Auction Not Held.
New York, Oct. 31. According to
those In close touch with tho Amer
ican Tobacco company tho auctioning
tiff of the 1!HI9 pool of the Hurley To
bacco society has failed to arouse any
real buying by the present Amerlcnn
tobacco people, with the result that
the sales that were made were at tig
lires so low us to result In a midden
calling off of the auction Icr tie pns
ent.
Statue to Irish Brigade Chaolclrt.
Cettysburg, Tn . Oct. 31. In fce
presence of seveirl thouvnnd surviv
ors Mid friends ol the Irh'h hrl'-tade,
which riit! Ijint.-d l.i th - hnt.le o''
Oityslmrg. the, ri'" icri.il slntue t
their rhr-plui. t'-ie K'V. Father Will
lam Corby. ,v, ns unvrl.ed and dedi
cated with i'i p:'oprh te ceremonies.
Pcmberton Chrk Jury Discharged.
Sprint; Held. HI., Oct. 31. The jury
In the Peniherton Clark legl.,latlve
bribery case, r.fter buttling over a ver
dict as to the Riillt or Innocence or
the accused legislators, reported tu
the court they were unable to reach
an agreement and was discharged.
Woman Killed in Auto Run.
F.iiHton, Pa., Oct. 31. Mrs. 0. Field
of llayonne, who was participating In
a run of tho Automobile club of Hud-
fon county New Jersey, was killed
when her car met with to accident
near Philil,isburg, N. J.
I have thlrty-flvo acres of good country Inst Sunday,
hard wood timber that I wish to sell M. J"h" Koop has been at a hos
by' contracting the entire piece by lUd "'nl111 week, receiving
the acre or cord. The 35 acres will treatment for her eyes, one of which
cut from 700 to 1,000 cords ot wood, he injured a few weeks ago.
and will bo sold at a figure that the Mr. and Mrs. John C-auer enter-
contractor can make Rood money by talned a large number of their neigh
clearing the land. It Is cloao to the bors and friends at their country
road' and close to a good marKet. home last Sunday and the event wa9
For further particulars see or write R groat pleasure to all.
A. L. Haker, ... (, , A...ipri,n whft rpW
' Mray' ' weeks ago underwent an operation In
Paving Uegiiis on l omtii Stieel?" an Omaha hospital for the removal
The M. Ford peoplo began to lay ot a gathering in her head, is a guest
the concrete base for tho paving to be of Mrs. Ceo. Relchart this week. -laid
on Fourth street this morning. Miss Thelma Frater celebrated her
The work moved rignt along and at 15th birthday last Wednesday even
noon the south half of the block had Ing by inviting in a large number of
been put down and the parkway cov- her friends to spend the evening. The
erlng tho alley. William llassler's occasion was a very pleasant one and
blacksmith shop will take an enforced greatly enjoyed by all present.
vacation of a week, and F. u. l;gen- Mrs. James nugan was taken to
horepr'a iion factory will ho Issolated Omaha to the hospital Monday where
for some timo after tomorrow until she underwent an operation. The
the brick can be laid down, j ho t on- physicians oner very little hope or
rrete requires about a week to set so her ultimate recovery, but It Is ex
tliat it will be some time before nor- pected that she will be able to return
mal conditions will obtain again. home in two weeks. At present sue
1-HiiikTl''iiieirrn'ilMilM. Ia Vt'ry ,ow
t n,. n..,niiv n,rml..' nnd Mrs. Henry Ossenkop was given a
tho kind neighbors and friends who very pleasant surprise party last Sat-
l iie lioys Haw I'.een Annoyed.
Some of the tire boys have a "kl k
coming" on account of the officious
1... . n...-l,l iUn tl'k
Uliei 1CI t in v oi men iniirmv ..t i ..
... .i i i .i ,i family, fiundr.y.
company, who Invariably think they i
knew more about putting out a Ore i K- A- Kl.-kpRtrl.-k and M.k
., !,,..,,,.- ....o... Thn 'Kronn. of Nehawka, were guests at
chief of the department Is the proper j the C. I. CU'PP home Wed,sday and
man to give the orders and not some j iniii.iaj.
e.cl!ed citizen, who has Just arrived! Miss Fern Greenslate left yestcr--jn
the si'ene. If the fire chief can-j clay for Lincoln, where she will visit
not he present, then the party tlesljr-1 for a few days before returning to
nated by the company is the proper j her home at Omaha,
person to give the orders. Mrs. Henry Blschoff, of Huron,
At the fire Saturday morning the , south Dakota, returned to her home
The Courier
his hand at farming.
wishes him success.
The new proprietors are too well
known to the people of this vicinity
to need introduction. Fred, the Junior
member ot the firm, has had consid
erable experience in the mercantile
line, having for a number of years
held the responsible position as head
salesman in Diers Bros.' store For
some time past he has been in the U.
this v.eek after a delightful' visit S. railway mail service, vvjuiam u
with relatives and friends in this genkop, the other member of the firm,
neighborhood. j la one of Louisville precinfs promi-
n,.. n-i.ioi hnri tho misfortune i nent voune farmers. The Courier
oiuu 'ni lien n.-nmn.itr, wv... . . j niuvi i .,.. ."
directing them where to take the t0 get kicked by a mule Wednesday, predicts success for the new firm
which came near breaking nis arm. irom me sian. i,uu.0...c v,,.....
As it Is, the injured member will be
a long time In healing, as the large ; M and Mra Emmet Osborn. of
arteries of the arm were bursted in
fife boys were all on hand in a re
markably short space of time, but
weie considerably annoyed with out
side parties assuming authority and
hose. The next time the same oc
curs It Is possible the hose may be
turned on the offending officious per
son.
It is perfectly proper for others t?
nssist and lend a hand, but under the
orders of the fire department.
W. J. O'Brlan, the popular state
fish commissioner, of Gretna, was In
the city today and made the Journal
office a friendly call.
TRUSSES
'l he only furgiol house in the
I j Went whrra .V.l lining is done
by an expert. Largest slock
cf truh!es in the West
THE W. C. CLEVELAND DF.UG CO.
' OMAHA, NEBRASKA
so cheerfully rendered assistance to
us during tho lire which ciuuo so
nearly destroying our residence last
Saturday morning, wo tender our sln
cerest thanks. Your kindness shall
never bo forgotten by us.
11. A. McFlwaln and Mother.
A. J. Tlppens. of Lincoln, spent
Sunday with his brother, William
Tlppens, of this city.
unlay evening, It being the occasion
of her birthday. The guests came
laden with baskets of good things to
eat, and while Mrs. Ossenkop was
greatly surprised she 'was canal to
tho occasion aiwl everybody had a
good time.
John (lauer, wife and little daugh
ter, Miss Mary Melslnger and Miss
Daisy Twlss wei.t to Omaha Monday
in Mr. Gaiicrs' automobile. They
J.W. HUGHES
Live Stock and General Farm Sale
AUCTIONEER
different places.
A little child of Henry Dressel was
bitten by a dog while playing with
tho Thlcl children at the letter's
home. The child was brought to Dr.
Alton's office and the wound dressed.
It is getting along nicely at this writ
ing and we trust that no serious de
velopments will follow.
Tho body of Mrs. O. P. Carr was
brought here for burial Saturday
afternoon, funeral services being con
ducted from the M. K. church. Mrs.
Carr died in a hospital at Lincoln.
kiip leaves a tiny babe and a sorrow-
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Ing husband, for whom expressions u.
Kvmnathv are numerous. Mr., and
Mrs. Carr were former residents or
Klmwood.
I York, arrived yesterday to be the
guests of Mr. and- Mrs. Max osborn
for a time.
Poultry Wanted
Five years successful selling renders
mo thoroughly competent ot handling
yoursslo. Keferfenco from those I
Uua anlil fnr firm tunto from Missouri
Auction School. Gee me at Perkins
Hotel.
Platte. 'Phone 142 Green
In voting for the democratic
candidates for tho legislature, you
will be voting for men who are not
attempting to "carry water on both
Hhonldera" on tho county option
question. Uemember this when you
go to the polls on the Sth day of
November.
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EVERY MONDAY
at tho C, B. & Q. FreiRht Depot. The
highest market price paid. BrinR in
your poultry.
Clarinda Poultry, Butter & Egg Co.
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