CASS COUNTY IKE ENDORSE
1 E. I (OK FOR RWIIIIII
Convention Enthusiastic for the Re-election of Our Popular Citizen
Head State Physician of the Order at Fremont Convention
7li Jin of the trier.niena! coun
ty carnp of the V,r'.rn 'A'txSin.t-n of
AMrt of tbi i,-ihy, fcri4 In thin
lty yf-ria y, a u nth unlade
ttihrfiu?,, narly t-y-iy fa'--:-, f.oi
.hi I'y&l n,i in the county being
prfener.t. The W)-'if.x 'Ofin-r. eery
Hr- ear t;d I (oinp'.ed of rep
l,K'.n from eery 'amp In the
wiM.y, ths unur of l I-;''- from
a.h fArr;p b lr g jrjwrtJoTi'4 In a--'fJ.f.'o
with t number of
aiM '.try rr.-,h-r In ill Jo'al
..tip.
7he 'O'jf.ty convention, In a'ord-
with (St by-laws, U to )e fori
Vewd every three years at the ro mty
fcet, un !'. the 1 -vz' lit conven
tion astern bled vote to locate the
n0v.vt of the co'infy a.7i? at w;n
firr point In the 'ounty.
At th- v'n yesterday the tl
fco short and the del gate so!
anjiou to at.'h their tra'.n bom
that inHm i;,aUer were, not taken up
which li!i!j been intended to b; 4U-
iu't, the rnafer of the location of
fhf i,et o'jnt ar;in U-inir one o?
tlt-ut, w!,lh P-are the con-.er.tion
whi'h rn-U the first Wednesday In
Apr;!. 1SI4, to be held in Piar
fJO'ith. After the -', i of th" dega
to the s'are camp, whUh meet at
Fremont, Nebraska, May 2 and 3, to
w-U-'t rfeega;n to th head ar:ifj(
which convene at U.jffaio, .'-
York, the third k In Jut. n-Holu-flor.H
were adopted endorsing the
wry capable administration of Hon.
A. Jt. Talbot a he-ad c ru tj 1 Mr.
Ualph Johnson a supreme organizer,
and Mr. K. K. KeMor an jt'ate d'-nyty,
t.v- work of th'-v- rt-r.iWmi-n (omii,
In for rii-rlt-l nrai. In. K. V.
of thin i',:y WW warmly -n-(U,:.
( 8k li'-ai phyvMan, fci rnannt-r
of for.'lulrif; tb of; a b-artl!y
o;nnj-ri'!'I and th; Af'nyzu tram
IbU i-aiip lnrtru't'l to u- all bonor
at!i ro'anit to -nr bU endorxe
i:i,t by the Mate arnp for r
appoint tK-nt.
ENTERTAINED AT THE HOME ASSISTED IN DEVOUR
OF MRS. TH0MASEW1LES ING HIS FIRST GOOSE
Aiw.tii'.r dt-llKbtful wlal v-nt of!
imtMuWy af!-moon a tbo lun b on '
r.ln by tb n-ml r of the IaIIm'
AW Hot-U.ty of tb Cbritiari f btirf h at
hi pu-Hy bomo of Mr .and Mm.;
Tlnia VVIIih, wlt.b Mr. (;orK,
Cryjdman and Mm, WIN ax bout- i
). Wi-n It Ih announ'd that It'
! to In; a lunh-on lb ladUn alwaya'
''' pr-jr-d to bavit a "od nodal j
tlrn!, ait iiotblnic In U way of work
l J'ti mi ths oiadonit. Tb; r'K-'
jr biiMlncitH w-Hclori wan hHd, dur-I
!' wlildi fiiit.b r plan and ararii'-
iit wt tnadt for Hut baaar, i
LJ:b tli liidifM are lnt nd!nK lo !
h'M durliiic th laidr part of Ililt;
Tifihth. Tint Iiiih Im oii, whli Ii whu
TV'd at tb in,n-r hour, wan ilf-!
Ildoua and fully up to tbi atandard
rwl a ohm wbPli ibotM- prftK-nt
uld B'lt -I t do JitHtlin to.
11wr w-r a Ihi km rt uttttM r of tlm
Jttfli- pritM-nt in Milt of (be In-
)fii ny of t lie wratlicr, and It wan a
laU hour In the afternoon Hln-n all
Jjarti'd for their botnoa, vollnx M-h-(lannt
(ioo'lman and Wlkn royal1
nutortalneia. The ladlca will m-?t
IUi Mia. (JcoiKo I'aika next Wt-din a-1
4y afternoon, at whhli Hum Ihcy,
Will new on aiiiona whldi are IhIiik
triade for the ba.niir. j
"I have been Kolnewhiit lOHtlve, but1
I0an' ItenulelH Klive JilHt the rcHU Itfl I
Ulred. They art mildly and p-k- j
nlate the bowelM iei feel ly," tieorre
II, Kraiine, :i(i Walnut Ave,, Altoo
na, I'a,
Whlli out bunting Sunday morn
ing Will Maey broil K ht down bU
flift wild ko'.m; nd waa o proud of
the fart that be dedded to mark the
auHpldou fv nt by a Iebratlon, ho
he) nvited a numU-r of bla friends to
'otn and help eat It. Mm. I'. K.
Trl'lH'h prepared the ff-ant and the
Kuenta aat down to the table, which
fairly groaned with eatable, and did
J ii at Ire to that grand feaitt, In wbleh
the gootto took Mrat bonora. All
voted It the fluent bird ever eaten.
ThoKe who heljwd In the reb-bratlon
were: Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Trltladi
an ddaughter, Kut.ber; Mr. and Mra.
I'. K. Trlinrh, daughter, KII.ahHh,
and win, Maynard; MIh Marie
Hwolioda, Kted Fleming and William
II. Macey.
WKKI'IVt; W ITKIt.
U-piiMab.
',r-. C',n VaJIery of V)i.a:d ai
a vi-i',r U-.t .Saturday wi-.b MJ-
f'ie Jon-i. ,
.- Kirk.t.'idf ij t;.:tir.g and re
e ti !-rating frorn bla reer.t w-!
at the turn bo.'ii'o f b: br;.b-r, Wil
liam. W. It. Ii ,h fjrr-e In la-.t WtrAwh
day from Kansas City, KAn--. a'.d
ba bx-n inuiz bre and ia Orr.a
ha. He t lrilpTijif-'l !n health eir.r
1 1 v : i. j? In Katva
Mra. f'l'.ftf.ri CountOTan baus Wn
J:tir.g relative here a ad r.-'-ar N
haka the pa;t rk. Mr. Coit.xry
man, who fcv tt-:x. -tiiAw.'.z. a
bank at Kndi'o't. S-'j , ba t loved up
the b'jlneM and b'jsrbt a eoLtro!!:: e
interest in a bar.k at V.'t::, Neb.
Mm. J. W. K.ar tas bni sry s!.'k
for tie pa! two iHi. V.'-i. A. F.
I'lnkerton of Fu-b'.o, f'o:oraio. a
fcio'er, and a trair.ed r.urx?. he
attending fcer. a:,1 Mm. W. K.
Uyrd, a slivr from At:ar,tic. low a,
wan alo her- ar,d refirneri ho:nr
Monday, leavlr.g Mrs. Kear s:h:.'i
improved.
L. K. f'a;k!n J.ave th; week f-jt
Ca-hrrere, Vab, wher be exp-.;i
to Io'ate and try fruit farmir.fr Yr.
Calkin and farr.i;y will b ery rr.ucii
rni-ed by their rrany f:re;.!. They
bae prospered In Ca- t. uor.ty, and if
bui-iruf-g methods prevail, will con
tinue to prosper In their r!w home.
We stated re.t,tjy that Mayor
Corder had tverved four eon--utiv
terrr.ii. He ban done even better,
badng been elected April 4, 1505,
r:aking tx U-rin confer utively. It
haw got to that tage where It Is not
a ron! Ideri'e, a novelty, but a habit.
Prepare your ballotu for the seventh.
La-it Hunday Mm. f:ilzabeth Doty
wan happily nurprlred on her 64th
birthday. There were fourt-en
guet pre-nt to partake of an elab
orate spread prepared by Mm.
Doty's daughters, MItw Nettle Arnkk
and M!h Mable Doty. Along with
the Joy of thU orcaKlon watt a postal
Hhower that came from her many
frlo:ndit at home and abroad. Mm.
iJoty baa the bent wlnhes of all ac
gualrtanceH for many more happy
birthdays.
v i ! t lh re!a'--- and a legion of
old-time f.'ier.djj. The do tor prac
'i'ed a.t A..i:.t? ber for yearn and ha
a warn tpot in his beart for Ne
hawka. 2nd from the greeting he re-rei-.ed
S.Li&y morning the fe-llng
Is re ipro a'td.
Mm. Mir.nie ?perry of Weeping
Water la asuiT,tJ the n, an age.
rr:er.t of the NeLawka bouse. This
hosiery has ben clo-ed for the last
n.oLth or two an! i: will be quite an
"o3-.iLo!at:on to tte traveling pub
lic to ha-e it open. The Louse has
bew-3 tlorouri.:.v (1-ar.ed and reno-va-e-i,
iti a? y.rs. F;frrr is an -x-Ir:r..fd
La:,d in conducting a hotel
the fc-s:res to 6uM prosper.
A bLrir.ti dval was consumated
Kara b-cc'"' proprietor of the pool
Lii'. bsvirg leaifd the building,
ratNi and itars from Neln; Andtr
th: Hk whereby Charles Cunning-ff-o
for cv- year. Mr. Anderson b ft
To.iay for Pierre. South Dakota,
w here fce ii-tetds puttir.g in a crop on
the firm be boutLt Jait fall, and will
o.'r-rrw-ise k;. k up bis beeis like a colt
fcr '.. sjri.r. The News regrets
to s-e Yr. At ierst lave, as he ha
r-2 a (jaiet, orierly place.
Hoe-.er. t.i nr.m, Mr. Cuncing-
j tar., i.a Wa with him tb last year
t ar.d bi.f a:d krows ail ato-jt the
b atd Low to run it.
Here I loin Neliawka.
Mr. J. F". H'hriiM and bin sinter,
Mrs, Pupil la Flelnhman, of NVhawka,
ramo up last evening on the MlnKourl
Parlflc to look after some ImdiieMS
matters, returning on the midnight
train. While here Mr. IMirns ai'
Mrs. FlelKhman gavo tha Journal a
call Ut settle up their Hiibm'rlptlun
accounts. Mr. Ilehrns la ono of the
prominent young farmers and stork
men of southern Can county, and
Mrs. Klelxhinan Is the widow of Mr.
Fir Milium, who wits killed hoiiio time
ago while engaged in pulling Mumps,
or, rather, was ho badly Injured that
ln ill d a few il ay m Inter.
Y
OU want your clothes to have
tfootl kUiIT in them jootl serviceable cloth that
xtands the wear and tear. You want style
too and fit.
And you can have
all thin in clothes that
you buy here. You may
pay a little more for
them, but they really
cost less than much of
the low priced tfoods you
see. Low figures, you
know, don't always mean
advantage to you or even
saving. You'll be sur
prised how well you can
do here, how far into the
future your money will
nach. You can come
here anv day and buy
safely. We won't show
you clothes talk, just
good clothes. T hey
speak for themselves.
Suits from $10 to 1S
lu.il,fc' Mail Iklultiicr li Mmi
Tic Home of llort, Scha(f ncr & M.rx Clothes
.!;(,.' Shirts Stetson ILits
ivkm
1
Peacon.
Marshal Pttemon wa on the sick
list the first of the week.
A seven arid one-half-pound boy
arrived at the home of, Mr. and Mm.
Jay Peterson Tuesday, March 28.
. A. L. McDonald, the real estat
bustler, closed the deal last Saturday
for the John Uobotham farm, south
west of town, to Fred Wolf. The con
sideration was 76 per acre. r
Itev, (iumrn was unable to (ill the
pulpit last Sunday on account of
having undergone an operation a few
days previous for "cataract of the
-ye."
The members of the M. K. church
gave their pastor, Hev. Oumm and
family, a pound party laHt Saturday
night. The evening was passed
pletiHBiitly and the pusior and family
were very grateful for the many
pounds of the "iiecesnarles of life"
left at their home by the guests.
Frldny evening the Junior tlusg of
the Kagle High school gave the an
nual entertainment to th seniors.
The chief feature of the evening was
the liincUet, at which twenty-eight
persons were seated. The table was
tastefully decorated with streamers
of crepo paper, arranged as a
pyramid, with one of the lamps as
the apex. The lunch was served by
five Indies of the town.
Kd Oelst hliiger has sold his In
terest In the pool hall to his former
pari tier, Hon. Frederick Spahnle,
who will continue the business nt the
old slnnd, We have not lenrned what
business Mr. OelHchlngcr expects to
engnge In. Wo wish the new pro
prietor abundant success. No sooner
had wo got this news Item set up
until another business change took
place, Mr. Spiihnlo dlnpoHlng of his
luislneHS to K in 11 Oberle.
XI HAWK ,
News.
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Hrown
from Murray spent Sundny with
Henry Out and wife,
Chester Rhrnder, who Is attending
hi hool at York, returned to his
school duties after spending his
spring vacation at homo.
Mrs. It. W. Virgin of Murray
visited over Sunday with her niece,
Mrs. J. W. Maguey, and other
friends, returning home Moiulny
evening.
Carl I,opp Is getting along nlrdy
after having the misfortune to cut
his foot with an ax, causing tilte a
serious wound.
The Missouri Padllc bridge gang
has been making Improvements on
the bridges between here and Weep
ing Water for the last week or two.
Mis. U. .1. Sihn of Superior, Neb.,
who has been visiting her brothers,
II. I'. and A. F. Sturm and other rela
tives here Tor the past wetk. left
Monday for her home.
Dr. .1. A. Pollard of Salem, Neb..
i"im:o In Suiid.i.v iiuiriiitig for a short
II MOTE?
An Offer That InvolyelNo Riik
For Those Who Accept It.
We are o positive our remedy
will completely relieve constipation,
no matter how chronic It may be,
that we offer to furnish it free of all
cost if It fails.
CoriKtlpation is caused by weak
ties of the nerves and muscles of the
large lnte.itin-a or descending colon.
To expet a cure you must therefore
tone up and strengthen those organs
and restore them to healthier
ai-tlvlty.
We want you tot ry Rexall Order
lies on our guarantee. They are eaten
like candy, and are particularly ideal
for children. They act directly on
the nerves and muHcles of the
bowels. They have a neutral action
on the other organs or glands. They
do riot purge or cause any Incon
venience whatever. They will
positively overcome chronic or
habitual constipation and the
myriads of aa.wiat or deenunt
chronic aliments. Try Rexall Order
lies at our risk. Two sizes, 10c and
2Tic. Sold only at our store The
Rexall Store. F. O. Frlcke & Co.,
I'nlon Illock.
JOHN BAUER GETS CONTRACT
FOR PLUMING AND DRAINAGE
A special from Washington, D. C,
under date of April 5, says: "The
Mechanic Kramer Moon Heating com
pany of St. iouls were awarded the
contract for steam heating ap
paratus -for the public, building at
Plnttsnionth at $2,000; also contract
for plumbing and drainage system
for same building to John Bauer,
Pluttsmouth." We are pleased to
note that a homo firm gets one of
these contracts, and we believe, the
hist of the two. John Hauer has
b-en doing a great deal of this kind
of work, and having experienced
workmen In his employ, Uncle Sam
can depend upon gnttlng tho work
done properly and right up to the
contract specification".
Depart for liiiliunnlu.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Katec left
this morning for Indlanola, Ne
braska, where they will occupy .their
former residence In that thriving
town. Mr. and Mrs. Knrec have
lived on a farm near this city which !
they purchased about two years ago,
tinning from Indlanola here at that
time. They came to the farm on ac
count of Mrs. Karoca health, which
improved for a time and then got
bad again, so that the lady became
homesick for her former village home
and they decided to sell the farm and
return to their former home, A car
was loaded with their household ef
feots and agricultural Implements
yesterday and was shipped out this
morning.
DR.
Herman Greeder,
Graduate Veterinary Surgeon
Formerly with U. S. Department
Agriculture)
Licensedby Nebraska State
Dcard
Calls Arswcrcd rrcmptly
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Made by the Peerless Manufacturing Company,
of Newport, New Hampshire. We buy direct of them.
You will find the workmanship, style and fit are sec
ond to none.
SEE OUR EAST WINDOW!
Corset Covers $ 25 to $1 50
Princess Slips x m to 4
Combinations : 00 to 3 W)
l..ir!-' 50 to 6 00
htRobes 50 to 3 50
Drawers 15 to 1 25
0U1Y & Sf J
DON'T BE BALD
Nearly Anyone May Sesure a
Splemdid Growth of Hair.
We have a remedy that has a
record of growing hair and curing
baldness In 93 out of every 100 cae
where used according to directions
for u reasonable length of time. That
may Hem like a strong statement
It Is, and we mean It to be, and no
one hhould doubt It until they have
put nnr claims to an actual test.
We are so certain Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic will cure dandruff, pre
vent baldness, stimulate the scalp
end hair roots, stop falling hair and
grow new hair, that we personally
give our positive guarantee to re
fund f ve'ry penny paid us for it in
every instance where It does not give
entire f f.tlsfaction to the user.
Uexall "Vy Hair Tonic is as
pleasant to use as clear spring water.
It Is delightfully perfumed, and doe
not grease or gum the hair. Two
sien. 50c and $1.00. With our guar
antee back of It, you certainly take
no risk. Sold onl yat our store The
Rexall Store. F. G. Frlcke & Co.,
Union Block.
MISS ISAOORE SHELDON
ILL AT KNOXVILLE, ILLINOIS
Miss Isadore Sheldon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Sheldon or Ne
hawka, who la attending a young
ladies' seminary at Knoxvllle, Il
linois, has been in the hospital there
for several days with an attack of
slckenss, the nature of which the
physicians or attendants have not
disclosed to Miss Sheldon's parent.
Last evening the young lady's mother
came to Plattsmouth. and lert-'ba the
Burlington for her daughter's bed
side. Mrs. Sheldon motored to this
city In company with her husband"
and Mr, and Mrs. Vilas Sheldon. The
remainder of the party returned to
Xehawka last evening. It Is sincere
ly hoped that the young lady's
troubk is not serious, but the sus
pense on the minds of the parenU
was great, and Mrs. Sheldon decided?
to go at once to see her daughter.
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S.l i: MKIHCIXK FOR CIIILDHEX.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
Is a safe and effective medicine for
children, as it does not contain
opiates or harmful drugs. The gen
uine Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound is In a yellow package. For
sale by Frlcke & Co.
The Farmer's Telephone!
The progressive farmer stays at home in stormy weather
and transacts his business by the telephone. The less diligent
one drives miles through the r&in and mud.
Most farmers have learned that it is poor economy to get
along without local and long distance telephone service.
Local Bell service is the farmer's neighborhood messenger,
while the long distance Bell lines keep him in touch with the
markets of the big cities.
Nebraska Telephoni
Company
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