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WHave you
noticed those
new 4-in-hand
ties in our win
dow? They are
strictly the latest
novelty out.
Come in all the
plain shades with
Romen stripes at
the knot and at
the ends.
Price 4 Bits
W
E DON'T ask you Jq. take any
chances on our Clothing. Your
money is considered on deposit till you.
are satisfied. And just now we don't
ask you to pay any profit on Summer
clothes. We could not afford to sell
goods this way all the time, but this is
our end-of-the-season policy. Men's
fine suits to close $9, $14, $18. Don't
buy until you've seen these.
.Mescotrs
THE HOME OF SATISFACTION
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LAST NIGHT'S RAIN
SIS MUCH CORN
HUD IIS 10 II LIFE III
PRISON CELL III SMI FRANCISCO
With a Knife Blade, He Sever Hi Jugular Vein -Act Committed
When He Hear That Governor Had Honored Requisition of
the Governor of Illinois For Hi Return There.
A Hun Francisco dispatch of to
day tells of the attempt at suicide
of the former Cass county hanker,
Carey A. Manker. The dispatch
follows:
C. A. Manker, the former hanker
of Pearl. III., who surrendered to
the police here, several days ago,
confessing that he was wanted for
the embezzlement of $i5,000 and
for whose return to Illinois a re
quisition was granted today hy
Governor Johnson, attempted to
commit suicide late today hy stab
bing himself in the neck.
The man, unconscious, was
found on the floor of his cell in
the city prison, and was removed
to the emergency hospital. It was
found that the knife blade had
severed the juglar vein. The
ltnife evidently was smuggled into
Manker and the chief of police has
ordered an examination.
This afternoon in Sacramento
Governor Johnson honored the re
quisition of t tie governor of Il
linois for the removal of Manker
to Pike county. Since his arrest
six days ago, Manker has been
downcast, lie persisted in the as
nertiun that his llnancial dif
ficulties and his subsequent flight
were Hie outcome of treachery on
the p:rt of business associates.
As soon as word was received
here that requisition had been
procured Manker was informed
Shortly thereafter he made the at
tempt to end his life
Hroken in health, hungry and
despondent, Manker came into
' police headquarters here last Fri-
day night ana surrendered mm
self after having evaded arrest for
three years. He said he revealed
his identity to the proprietor of a
lodging house here, who advised
him to surrender.
Until his disappearance and the
discovery that he had misap
propriated funds of the bank of
which he was president and part
Hay Fever, Asthma and Summer
Colds
Must be relieved quickly and
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
will do it. E. M. Stewart, 103
Wolf arm St., Chicago, writes: "I
have been greatly troubled during
the hot summer months with Hay
Fever and find that by using
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
get great relief." Many others
who suffer similarly will be glad
to benefit by Mr. Stewart's ex
perience. For sale by Fricke &
Co.
LUCKY ESCAPE FROM .
A BAD ACCIDENT
Ed Mason and Family Were
Dragged on Road When Buggy
Was Overturned.
Crop Had Reached a Point Where
It Had to Have Rain
Quick or Fail.
Iteginning about midnight last
night and lasting until the early
hours of morning, a rain, general
in extent, fell in southeastern Ne
braska and southwestern Iowa
and undoubtedly saved hundreds
of thousands of acres of corn
from being a total failure.
The amount of rainfall, as
measured at the Burlington depot,
was .81. of an inch. This is not a
big rainfall, but as the rain fell
gradually, much of it had a
chance to soak into the ground.
At many points, perhaps, the
amount of water which fell was
greater.
The rain was absolutely neces
sary to save the late corn, ine
corn had tasseled, but there were
no shoots,, and farmers said that
the pollen would be gone in a few
days, and that if the corn was
to be saved the rain must come at
once. There is, of course, much
corn in this vicinity that is al
ready ruined, or will make but a
small average per acre. Farmers
says that much corn has been lost
because of improper cultivation.
The farmers who gave attention
to it and who plowed continually
in order to keep the moisture in
the ground, will have good crops,
while those who neglected their
corn will have small yields. The
rain will also be of great benefit
to pastures and to forage crops.
According to the official weather
records at Omaha, this season,
since March 1, has not been so
dry as the same period in 1910.
On August 2, 1910 the total de
ficiency in rainfall from March
1 was 13.60 inches, while in 1911
for the same period the deficiency
was but 10.07 inches.
YOU CAN HAVE A SILK
DRESS NOW
50c Silks now cost no more than
most any other Summer fabric. The
Silks in our Clearance Sale are beauti
ful examples of the weaver's art, and at
the price they are now you should at
least have one dress out of them. Only
a portion of our stock is displayed in the
window, but you can readily get an idea
as to what beautiful fabrics they are.
All 50c Silks will go on sale Satur
day at the very low price of 29c per
yard. . You had better come early on
that day if you wish to get your choice,
as there are no reservations made.
Ev A. WURL,
Phones yi.iiu Corner Sixth and Main St.
EGENBERGER BUILD
ING TO BE REMODELED
EXAMINING APPLICANTS
FOR CITIZENSHIP
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mason and lit
tle child came near naying a
serious accident while driving to
the Robert Fitch farm yesterday
inorninK. When witnin arjoui a
Loss of Time Means Loss of Pay.
Kidney trouble and the ills it
breeds means lost time and lost
pay to many a working man. M.
Halent, 1214 Little Penna St.,
Streator, III., was so bad from kid
owner, Manker was a prominent , milft of lhe j,.jlcn farm lhey came ney and bladder trouble that he
citizen of Pearl, 111. He was known
as an inventor of the Navimobile,
or hydroenrve, a peculiarly shaped
boat hull by which he hoped to
revolutionize navigation. He or
ganized the Mstnker-llcbner Navi
gation company and many of his
business acquaintances subscrib
ed for slock in the enterprise. He
also organized a company lo place
on the market a compound sup
posed to ward off safe robbers.
These affairs and a general
financial depression crippled his
resources and he began borrow
ing from the bunk funds. Al lasl
he faced exposure and fled, ac
companied by bis wife and four
children.
upon a man picking up cobs in the
road. The horse did not see the
man until they had reached where
he was standing and the man
stood up.
The horse became frightened
and ran, and it being a had place
in the road, the buggy tipped over
ami was dragged about fifteen
feel, before the horse could be
slopped. Mr. Mason, received a
bad cut on the forehead and some
bruises across the chest, but his
wife and baby were, not hurt. The
top of the buggy was damaged
slightly.
could not work, but he says: "I
took Foley Kidney Pills for only a
short time and got entirely well
and was soon able to go back to
work, and am feeling well and
healthier than- before." Foley
Kidney Pills are tonic in action,
quick in results a good friend to
the working man or woman who
suffers from kidney ills. For sale
by Fricke & Co.
New Postoffice Will Make Old
Building a More Valuable
Property.
A total of several thousand
dollars will be spent in remodel
ing the Egenberger building at the
northwest corner of Fifth and
Main streets, according to J. J.
Davey, an architect, and H. E.
Olson, a contractor, both . of
Omaha.
Steam heat will be put through
out the building, the interior will
be refaced and remodeled, the up
stairs will be fitted for office
rooms and the building made
modern generally. New side
walks will be put in around the
hnildinir and the three north
store rooms will be remodeled in
to one.
The work is being done because
of the fact that the new postoffice
will make the location of the
building more important for busi
ness than it is now, and the store
room next to the post office will
be a good business location. The
building is controlled by the Cas-
sel Realty company of Omaha, the
company that looks after the real
estate interests of the Krng
Hrewing company.
Government Has New Policy
Investigating Those Seeking
Naturalization.
in
H . A. Wilson, connected with
the department of state at St.
Louis, is in Plattsmouth today,
examining the applicants for
naturalization. The government
has recently inaugurated a policy
of personally examining ap
plicants to see that they possess
the qualifications for citizenship
and to aid them whenever it is
possible.
In the east petitions have often
been denied because the blanks
were not properly filled out. The
government agent looks into the
petition, and if there is anything
that is wrong and can be remedied
he advises the applicant how the
papers can be corrected.
A Mistake.
If you call Tor "Milter Wine."
tlo not make the mistake of ac
cepting any preparation bunded to
you hy the business man. What
you want is Timer's American
Elixir of Hitter Wine, because you
know that it is a reliable remedy
for the stomach, and, ill fact, for
Ihe whole body. As soon as your
appetite will become poor or your
bodily strength will diminish, use
Triner's American Elixir of Hitler
Wine. It will mve new strength
lo all organs of the body and will
make them able lo do their work
with ease. II will regulate lliej
bowels and prexenl cnnslipal ion I
ami all dilllcull ies cunnecled with
it. ft will in l allow undue genera
lion of gases in the stomach and
intestines; it will prevent decom
position of the contents of the
stomach and bowels. He careful
lo buy genuine Triner's American
Elixir of Hitler Wine. At drug
stores. .los. Triner, 133.1-1339
So. Ashland live.. Chicago, III.
LOST The lid to a round
sheet iron box, between my home
and the home of Earl Cole. Finder
please notify me or leave the
same at the Journal office.
V. E. Perry.
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HARVEST OVER
It's the best of wisdom to paint
your property in the fall and protect
it against winter storms.
House, barn, fences, implements
no matter what you want to paint
some one of
Sherwin-Williams Paints
will do your work better and at less
cost than any others.
If you want a good job that will
save money for you come in and talk
it over with us.
TIME TO PAINT
More people, men and women,
are suffering from kidney and
bladder trouble than ever before,
and each year more of them turn
for quick relief and permanent
benefit to Foley's Kidney Remedy,
w hich has proven it sell to be one
of the most effective remedies for
kidney and bladder ailments that
medical science has devised. For
sale by Fricke & Co.
A. O. U. W. Lecture.
E. C. Phillips of Table Rock,
Neb., and J. H. Turner of (Irand
Island, deputies for the A. 0. II.
V. lodge of Nebraska, are in ttie
city this week working in the in
terests of that order. The A. O.
V. W. is one of the strongest
fraternal orders in the state of
Nebraska, ami already have a
large membership in this city,
with three separate bulges." These
gentlemen are her working in
connection with the home lodges
with the view of increasing the
membership, and up to the. pres
ent time have been very success
ful and expect to take a large
class into the order within Ihe
next few weeks. On next Friday
evening (Irand Master Workman
A. M. Walling will be in the city
and deliver a free fraternal
lecture, in the A. O. IT. V. hall.
In connection with this lecture,
which will be very interesting in
itself, he will show a number of
stereoptiron views, dealing upon
the fraternal subjects. The even
ing's entertainment will be very
interesting from beginning to end
and is free for all. An invitation
is extended for everybody to at
tend. Mr. Phillips and Mr. Turner
will remain in the city for the next
(wo weeks to secure additional
members to the home lodges.
Big Ad In This Issue.
You will find a full page ad in
this issue of the Journal for E.
(J. Dovey & Son, announcing their
clearing sale of all summer goods.
You know what it. means when
the Dovey store offers you bar
gains. If they tell you it means
33 1-3 per cent off it means one
third off, no more and no less.
You know the value of the goods,
and they regard the value of their
word, and when they tell it to you
in an advertisement, they have the
goods for you in the store, and at
the price staled in the advertise
ment. Read Ihe ail and attend
the sale, it may save you some
money.
Try a sacK of Forest Rose flour
the next time you need flour. Ask
your dealer what he thinks of it.
Do not allow your kidney and
bladder trouble to develop beyond
the reach of medicine. Take Foley
Kidney Pills. They give quick re
sults and stop irregularities with
surprising promptness. For sale
by Fricke & Co.
Everybody wants to try a sack
of Forest Rose flour. Why? Be
cause they have heard that it is
one of the best grades of flour
put on the market. Try a sack and
see if you don't think so.
GIVE MORE POWER
.t Least Cost
emd Last Longest
Gaining Strength.
Mrs. Melburn and sons were in
Omaha yesterday and paid a brief
visit at. (lie Immanuel hospital.
where Charles Isner has been for
Ihe. past three months receiving
treatment for the injured hip that
has given him so much trouble for
the past year or more. Charley
has certainly suffered a ureal deal
with this illness and it will be
good news to his numerous
friends to know that he will be
able to return home the latter
pari of the present week, with
every hope for his permanent recovery.
Loan
Pharmacisf
C0FI
Avocn, Nebraska
To Play Cedar Creek.
The Plallsmoul h liasetiall team
will go to Cedar Creek Sunday to
play Ihe ball team there Sunday
afternoon. A delegation will go
from here to see Hie game and
support the local boys.
Returns Home This Week.
Miss Cecil Schiappacasse, who
has been in Ihe hospital at Omaha
for the past few days, where she
submitted to a surgical operation
for goitre of the neck, will return
home the latter part of this week.
She has been progressing very
nicely and the many friends of
this excellent young lady will be
pleased to learn that the physi
nans will be aide to pronounce
her recovery permanent.
Her Mother Dying.
Mrs. H. .1. Reynolds left for Mc
Paul, Iowa, last evening, called
there by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. J. P. Hume, who is reported
lo be dying. She has been quite
ill for some time with heart
trouble. Mrs. Hume has visited
her daughter here a number of
t imes.
Why experiment when you can be sure. The I H C line offers engines of
proven capacity. It doesn't take an expert lo nee me many irreai auvam.BK
of I H C construction. You can readily see how I H C cylinder construction
gives more power with less gasoline-how the l n u style oi governing rivm
steadier power and economizes fuel-how the I 11C cooling system prevents
deterioration-how in every way 1 II C construction is simplest, strongest and
best.
Through years of service everywhere, under every condition.
I. H. C. GASOLINE ENGINES
have stood the teat. They have demonstrated by actual experience that for
every u e they are just the kind of engine you want.
Teey are made in various styles and sizes from 1 to 4.1-horse power for
pumping, spraying, sawing, grizding, threshing and operating machines about
the house and diury. .
Call and let us sho you wny me l. it. l.. engine win kivc ywi m'pi
mosi satisfaction with least attention and at least expense. Tell uf what you
want your engine to do, and we will help you delect the kind of engine best
suited to your work.
Come in the next time you are in town.
August Gorder
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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