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LOCAL NEWS
From Katurilay'i rtully.
Mr. Kd lltighson of Union wus
jn ll o city today looking after
business mailers for a time.
Hen Dill wus up from his home
near Murray today visiting father
arid mother anil taking in III.'
sights.
William Puis, sr., of Ml. Pleas
ant precinct, transacted business
with Plnllsinuulh merchants to
day for a lime.
Mr. A. A. Meisinger ami sun ami
Mr. (1. II. Meisinger of near Cedar
"Creek were looking after business
mailers in Platlsinoulh this
morn i uk.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ivan White drove
up from Murray today and were
((reeled hy Iheir many Plalls
moutli friends. llolh of these
good )eope have ietn unite sick
for most of the winter, ami their
friends, the Journal among the
number, are glad to see them
looking so well after Iheir lung
seigc.
Mr. Iloseoe llarshman of near
yvoca drove to Union this morn
ing in lime calrh I lie early M.
1 train for this city, where he
transacted husiness with the
oount y treasurer, returning to
Union this forenoon.
l'eter Campbell of Ihe vicinity
of llock Willi's was a visitor in Ihe
cily today attending husiness
mailers, lie was a pleasant call
er al this olllce and renewed his
allegiance lo the Old llelialde Tor
another rar, which was ap
preciated liy us very much.
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Mr. Philip Sloehr of near Cedar
Creek was in Ihe city today trans
acting business with Ihe otllcials
at the court house,
Mr. John T. Porter of Murray
visited the city this morning and
dropped in al the Journal olllce
for a few minutes lo "josh the
colonel."
lr. A. K. Walker departed from
this city today, for Marshal, Min
nesota, where ho has some busi
ness matters (o look after, He
will be absent for several days.
Mr. Henry Theirolf, a pros
perous young farmer of near
Cedar Creek, and wife visited this
city Saturday, driving down from
the farm to do their week-end
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Holmes and
Ralph, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Hrown auloed tip from Murray
Saturday afternoon ami remained
to dee the Ceorgia minstrels al
night at the Parinele. While here
they were pleasant callers at
Journal headquarters.
Dan Hurk of Mauley, In com
pany wilh Father Higgins and his
mother, Mrs. W. D. Higgins, and
Father Flanagan of Hockford, Il
linois, motored from Manley last
evening and were over-night
guesls of Father M. A. Shine of
this city.
Dr. H. F. Hrendel of Murray
was in Ihe city yesterday, com-
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ing up in his automobile lo meet
his son, lr. .1. W. ltrendel, who
was reliirning'froui Omaha, where
he had taken young Spearliouse
lo Ihe St. Joseph's hospital. Ar
riving at Murray Dr. J. W. went
on home in his auto.
John Sneed came in from his
run Tuesday of last week feeling
prclty badly, ami has laid olT
since, Uoh ('. ilinorc, taking his
place on No. 87 lo Sioux Cily sinee
that lime. Mr. Sneed and wife
spent Sunday with Murray rela
tives, and John is feeling much
improved.
Pri.m Tui'Hilay'M Inlly.
Mack Churchill, .the Murray
tousorial artist, was a Plalls
iii. mill caller today.
Mr. William Schneider of Cedar
Creek was a Plallsmoulh visitor
on the morning train today.
William DcllcxDc rnicr, the
lllmwood lawyer, was in the cily
last cNciiing on legal husiness.
Mr. W. II. Venner of near My
uard, was in the city today look
ing after bis real estate interests.
Mr. Charles Peacock of Kight
Mile drove precinct drove in this
afternoon and boarded the fast
mail for Omaha.
Daniel llockwell of Manley was
a Plallsmoulh visitor today, hav
ing come over In look up some
business mailers.
William Oilispie of Mynard
visited the metropolis yesterday,
slopping off in Plallsmoulh for
a short lime on his return last
evening.
Mr. Peter Keil and Mr. and Mrs.
F. II. Sleimker left this morning
for Lincoln, where Messrs. Sleim
ker and Keil go as delegate lo the
A. O. U. W. grand lodge meeting,
which will be in session in Ihe
capital cily today.
Mrs. Mary llener, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. audi
Mrs. (ieorge Tains, at the county
farm for a short time, departed
last evening for Kirkwood, Il
linois, to visit Mr. Rezner's par
ents for a few days.
You ran see just as good a show
al Ihe Majestic in this cily as you
can in any motion picture theater
of New York, Chicago, San Fran
cisco or any other large cily in
the United Stales. The Majeslle
Ihealer runs all first class films,
that are new and up--lo-lhe-min-ute.
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FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce by self ns a
candidate for the nomination for the
office of sheriff of Cass county, Ne
braska, rubject to the decision of the
vojtcrs at the coming primary elec
tion. I ask the voters to place me
in nomination on the democratic
ticket. G. P. Burton, Union, Neb.
Sick headache results from a
disordered condition of the stom
ach, and can be cured by Ihe uso
of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Try it. For sale
by F. ("1. Fricke & Co.
Charles flerlark of Manley ar
rived this morning on No. and
looked after business mailers for
a time.
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Attorney Paul .lessen of Ne
braska Cily was in town Tuesday
at lending lo some important legal
husiness.
Thomas Kivitt and wife of near
Nehawka came down l:Lt Satur
day afternoon and spent Sunday
visiting with W. II. Mark and
w ife.
A. I.. Decker, Ihe stock buyer,
and Winfield Swan departed
Tuesday forenoon for Kansas City
with two cars of hogs for the
market.
Attorney Matt tiering of Platts
inouth came, down Tuesday to at
tend to some business connected
with Ihe Liberty drainage district.
Miss Josephine Pittman went to
Weeping Water Monday to as
sume charge of a boarding house.
Miss Pittman's ability to conduct
the same is well known, as she
conducted "Hesthaven" in this
village for some lime.
I'.d Midkiff was in town Monday,
using a cane reseniMing a saw-
log in order lo assist him in
navigating. Kd's "Hat wheel" was
caused by stepping upon a rusty
nail last Sunday, and since thai
time he has bad a very lame left
find, hut hopes to be all right in
a short lime.
James Atwell and wife came
down from Omaha Tuesday to at
tend lo some business mailers
and spend a few hours visiting
with their many Union friends.
Mr. Alwell will be. remembered as
conductor of the "Inglish local"
on the M.-P., and his many friends
always greet him with Ihe glad
hand when he visits Union.
The Union boys went to Ne
hawka last Sunday for a ball
game, and leaving three of Ihe
regular players at home caused
them to shirt about from their
own positions, and they lost Ihe
game by a score of 9 to 3. All
Ihe same, the Nehawka learn was
on edge and put up n good gaim
The ground was very wet and
inlerferred somewhat with tin
pla ing.
Do Ghosts Haunt Swamps?
No, never. It's foolish to fear
a fancied evil, when there are real
and deadly perils to guard
against in swamps and marshes,
bayous and lowlands. These are
the malaria germs that cause
ague, chills and fevor, weakness,
aches in the bones and muscles
and may induce deadly typhoid
Hut Fleet rie Hitlers destroys and
casls out these vicious germs
from Ihe blood. "Three bottles
drove all the malaria from my
system," .wrote Win. Frelwell, of
Liicama, N. C, "and I've had line
health ever since." Use this safe,
sure remedy only. 50c, at F. fl.
Fricke Co.
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F. C. (iiberson sold his fine
driving team last week to one of
the (iochim boys for tM-5.
Miss Lenta McDonald has a well
developed case of mumps and re
lumed lo her home in Murdock
last week.
It. (i. Clizbe went to South
Heud Tuesday lo visit Uncle
(ieorge Maltison. The latter has
been on the sick list for several
monl lis.
J. W. Rugha went lo Omaha
Tuesday lo consul) a doctor and
attend a callle sale at South Oma
ha. Mr. Rugha has not been well
for several mouths.
Frank Mauer went over lo
Plallsmoulh lo spend Sunday with
his family. He has rented one of
Riley Rector's houses and will
move here in a few days.
Clark Newlon contemplates
making a trip to Seattle, Wash.,
in Ihe near future. He will make
stops in Colorado, Wyoming and
possibly go south into California
before his return.
Miss Ma Morse expects lo ac
company Mrs. L. N. Sayre of Cali
fornia on a trip to Fngland in a
few weeks. They will spend somo
lime in Ihe east before crossing
Ihe ocean
A petition is being circulated in
Center precinct ) operate a
saloon al Manley. It is said Ihe
petition has been signed by a
large number, and also quite a
number refuse lo be a narly lo
any such proposition. Manley
ought lo be able lo struggle along
for a few more years without Ihe
aid of a booze emporium.
A Burglar's Awful Deed
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plelely as a mother's long illness.
Hut Dr. King New Life Pills are
a splendid remedy for women.
"They gave mo wonderful benefit
in constipation and female
trouble," wrote Mrs. M. C. Dunlap,
of Leadhill, Tenn. If ailing, try
them. 25c at F. (1. Fricke & Co.
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News.
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O. J. Spolii) of Superior, Neb.,
was Here lor a simrt. nine visiting
relatives the last of last week.
Nelson Herger and some of his
neighbors dug out a den of young
wolves last Sunday. There were
seven voung ones.
"Dick" Heynolds was here the
first of the week from York visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Agnes Rey
nolds, and his Utile boy, Ivan.
Dr. A. R. Des Jardien, who
located here about a year ago,
purchasing Dr. Walker's practice,
sold his ollice and practice to Dr.
Thomas last week.
C. M. Chriswisser shinned his
first car of stock to South Omaha
Tuesday. He now has his yards
and scales completed and from
this on expects to bid for his
share of stuff.
The Van Court quarry on the
the hill is opening up this week.
About tbirly-tive men have be
gun work there and we may ex
pert to bear the switch engine
scream around several hours a
day short Iv.
The spirit of improvement has
hold of them all Uncle Hen
llobiick was out Thursday using
a law ninowcr and a lot of assort
ed language that would have
worked tine on a cotton mule. He
was gelling ln jim-tw isted lawn
barbered, so who cares.
A civil engineer came in last
Saturday and conferred with the
Commercial club, and now we are
lo get a sidewalk from Ihe depot
up town. The club made a hard
kick for a six-fool, walk, but the
company will probably put in one
four feet wide.
Albert Kettlehul, who has been
working for Olio Carroll for the
past year or more, has resigned
his position and Friday morning
he, left for South Dakota. Cy was
a genial, whole-souled fellow that
everybody liked and he will be
missed. Hut we know he can't
stay away.
Saved Child From Death.
"After our child had suffered
from severe bronchial trouble for
a year," wrote fl. T. Richardson,
oi iticnariison s nuns, Ala., "we
feared it had consumption. It had
a bad cought all the time. We
tried many remedies without
avail, and doctor's medicine seem
ed as useless. Finally we tried
Dr. King's New Discovery, and
are pleased lo say that one bottle
effected a complete, cure, and our
child is again strong and
henllhy." For coughs, colds,
hoarseness, lagrippe, aslluna,
croup and sore lungs, its Ihe most
infallible remedy (hat's made
Price 50c, and $1.00. Trial hot
lie free. finararileed by F. (i
Fricke & Co.
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Mrs. Ilemaly of Lincoln came
Monday to see her new grand
daughter at the Charles West
home.
Mrs. F.d Languors), and daugh
ter, Catherine, of Herlin, came
Monday noon for a short slay with
F.l m wood friends.
Jake Fleischnian was quite sick
Wednesday. Dr. Allen was called
and at Ibis writing is reported
improving.
Mrs. (i. (1. Meisinger came up
Friday from her home near
Platlsnioulh for a visit over Sun
day at Ihe home of her brother,
(ieorge Sloehr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. . Ferguson
relurned Wednesday from their
winter home at Robslown, Texas.
Charley is on his way home, but
visiting at points en route.
William nuster was down from
Ashland Friday to see to the erec
tion of a monument over Mrs.
Duster's grave in the beautiful
Klmwood cemetery.
fl. W. Worley informs us that
his son, Kd, who was operated
upon a short time ago in Lincoln,
is gelling along fine and will bo
able lo go to work by the latter
pari of next week. F.d is working
for Ihe Stale Journal company.
The 0. K. S. lodge elected the
following officers Tuesday even
ing: Mrs. Minford, W. M.; Mrs.
Atchison, A. W. M.; Nellie Wil
cockson, conductress; F.Ua Atchi
son, associate conductress; Min
nie McLaughlin, secretary; Wil
liam Minford, treasurer.
Helen, the 2-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Miller of
Ibis city, passed away at an early
hour Wednesday morning after an
extended illness. Funeral serv
ices were held yesterday afternoon
from the Christian church and
the little form laid to rest in Ihe
F.lmwood cemetery. Mr. and
Mrs. Miller have the sympathy of
(he entire community in Iheir
hours of sorrow.
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Clyde West, dislocated his ankle
in t ne nan game vvitn Syracuse
and was forced to go on crutches
several days.
F.dilh Peterson put on the box
ing gloves wilh her brother, Nick,
and hit, him hard enough to break
her thumb.
Mr. John Peterson ami sister of
Iowa have bargained for the
Swart s & Wiggins slock of mer
chandise and a force of clerks arc
busy invoicing.
(i. L. Myers sold his newly com
pleted residence property to Henry
Kelllehut, sr. We understand Mr.
Kettlehul, intends to move lo town
as soon as Willie gels himself a
frau.
Kd Doran of Sallillo was in this
community this week circulating
a paier which is a petition to
(tovernor Aldrieh, asking him to
parole Fred Osenkop, who was
sentenced to ten years in the
penitentiary for manslaughter.
Fred has served about one, year of
his lime.
Al the meeting the village Doard
Monday evening the- saloon
license for the coming year was
placed at $1,500, which is $500
more than formerly. The pool
hall license remains the samcfSO
for three tables. W. P. Yoho was
elected chairman of the board.
Louis Root and son had a very
bad accident Sunday evening on
Iheir way home from town. They
collided with Porter Dysarl, jerk
ing the shafts out of Root's buggy
ami throwing them both into Ihe
wire fence and damaging a lot ot
Sunday-go-to-meeting clothes.
The horse ran down Ihe road and
caught the shaft in the end of the
railing al the bridge, throwing it
oil' the bridge into Ihe creek.
Porter was more lucky, getting
olT without a scratch.
It Startled the World
when Ihe astounding claims were
first made for Hucklcn's Arnica
Salve, but forty years of wonder
ful cures have proved them true,
and everywhere it is now known
as Ihe best salve on earth for
Durns, Boils, Scalds, Sores, Cuts,
Bruises, Sprains, Swellings,
Kczema, Chapped Hands, Fever
Sores and Piles. Only 25c at F.
fl. Fricke & Co.
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F.d Taylor is home from Albion,
where he has been for the last
two years.
J. H. Meisinger is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. (ieorge Horn, at
Creighlon.
A sweel I idle baby girl was
born lo Mr. and Mrs. Bert Steven
son Thursday. May 4.
. Mrs. Bert McNealy was called
to Omaha Tuesday on account of
the death of her nephew, Walter
Ford.
Mrs. Charles Sinnard and chiU
llren of Albion are here, visiting
wilh her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Taylor.
August and ("ieorge Ossenkop
were, a I Plallsmoulh Tuesday,
where they purchased two auto
mobiles of C. C. Parinele which
they will use lor livery purposes.
The Plallsmoulh News has sus
pended publication. Pribble
Brothers put up a good paper, but
Ihe field was too small for two
daily papers ami Ihe News had lo
go. F.rnesl Pribble announces
thai he will keep Ihe office open
and continue it as a job office.
Dr. D. fl. Wesl, Ihe dentist, re
ceived a message Monday an
nouncing the death of his mother
at her home in Iowa. The doctor
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via Portland, Seattle. Yellowstone Park, Gaidiner en
trance, on your way.
entrance on the way. Returning-
Scenic Colorado and Denver.
This is the general excursion rate basis to California.
Portland and Seattle, on certain dates in June and July.
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This is the general excursion rate basis to California,
certain dates in May, and daily June to September. Also
to Portland. Seattle, on certain dates in Mav. and daily
Shasta Route.
can ticket you "Burlington."
R. W. CLEMENT, Ticket Ajent.
General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Net
left on the first train to attend ttii
funcral. His many Louisville
friends unite with the Courier in
an expression of sympathy.
J. A. Silence is here organiz
ing a lodge of Hie Woodmen of
the World. This is one of t!n
strongest insurance and fraternal
organizations in existence. Mr.
Silence will call on you and ex
plain the many good points of th
order.
Return From the South.
From TupHilay'g Dally.
William Schiiiidl.mann and A.
M. Searle retiirnel from Monticel
lo, Arkansas, on the morning:
train today. Mr. Schmidtman
went with a vievvfc of inspecting;
the country, Mr. Searle being al
ready convinced of the advantage
of owning Arkansas lands. Mr.
and Mrs. MeCauley were so well
pleased that they invested in a
quarter section of improved land
within a few miles of Monlicello.
Mr. Schmidt mann has about
closed a deal for 2'i0 acres of
land in the same county. He says
the gardens are looking fine and
vegetables, such as peas, are
ready for use. The flora of I hat
locality is magnificent and was at
its height while the parly was
there. Some of the planting was
not as far along as in ordinary
seasons, for the reason that they
have just, had a monlli of rainy
weather and the 1 a ml was loo wet
for corn planting. The foliage on
Ihe trees is a ninnlh in advance of
us here. Mr. Schmidt mann en
joyed his outing immensely.
While in Arknnsas he was piloted
over the country by Mr. Thomas
Holland, who has been a resident
of thai locality for the past sify
years. Mr. Schmidt mann recog
nized him at, once as one of "Opie
Read's" characters, quaint and In
teresting. Mrs. W. E. Rosencran departed
for Lincoln on the morning train
today, where she will meet Mr.
Roscncrans, 'who went last even
ing as a delegate to the Knights
of Pythias lodge.
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Tor Infants and Children,
. The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
DO.
Herman Greedor,
Graduate Veterinary Surgeon
(Formerly with U. S. Department
Agriculture)
Licensed by Nebraska State
Board 1 1
Calls Answered Promptly
Telephone 378 White, Plattsmouth
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If you do, get one who has
Experience, Ability, Judgement.
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