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IrTVe have a complete stock at prices to suit every one.
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Every Town of Importanco Has
Some Citizens Who Believe
in Improvements.
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ENROUTE FROM SOUTH
DAKOTA TO CALIFORNIA
From .Saturday's Daily.
Yesterday afternoon a large
louring rar hearing 1 1n siVn
"llrdlleld, S. I)., lo San Diego,
California, passed through the
city, coming from the north over
the Pollock-Duff wagon and anlo
bridge, and followed the Scenic
Route lo I he .soul Invest . Every
day some parly of tourists passes
through this city over the hridge
and that, structure is contribut
ing more than anything that, has
been done here in recent, years to
place Plallsiuouth on the map. In
the summer- the travel will lie
quite heavy ami this city will de
rive a great deal of benefit from
the tourists who will stop in his
city for a short time at least.
When you have a bilious attack
give Chamberlain' h Tablets a trial.
They are excelelnt. For sale by
V. C. Frieke & Co.
Sargeant Is Reappointed.
From Saturday' Dally.
Dispatches from Washington
convey the information that
President Taft has sent the name
of W. K. Sargeant to the senate
to be postmaster at Elniwood to
succeed himself. This appoint
ment is in line with the policy of
tlio administration to till the post
ollices with republicans befure the
Wilson administration comes in
to ollice on March i. These ap
pointments are quite likely to
strike a snag in the senate, where
a number of the democrats are
talking of holding up this class of
appointments.
DEATH OF IS. ELLA
B. LARSH, NEAR HON
Foils a Foul Plot.
When a shameful pint exists
between liver and bowels to cause
distress by refusing to act, take
Dr. King's New Life Pills, and end
such abuse of jour system. They
g.- ntly compel right act ion of
stomach, liver and bowels' and
restore your health and all good
feelings.
& r,o.
r'.rc at F. !. I'ricke
Marshall. Dentist, Coates block.
Mrs. Klla H. Lai-sh. :iLreJ T-
jears, widow of the late Dr. X. M.
Larsh, of .Nebraska City, died at
the home of her son, John II.
Larsh, near Knion, yesterday. She
came to Nebraska in 1.x 5 7 and
was the matron nf the first La-tern
Star organization in Nebraska.
Mrs. Larsh is survived by .seven
children: Mrs. Fred It. Smith ami
Mrs. o. c. Meheuuey of Terre
Haute, Ind.: Mrs. S. L. Kelh.gg ,,f
Iowa; Mrs. John C. Watson of Ne
braska City; John ,,f l'nion, It.
Larsh of Portland, Oregon, and
P. A. Larsh of Silver City, X. M.
Mr.-. Larsh will be interred in
(ireenwood cenieterv, Nebraska
Citv.
If mi are troubled with chronic
constipation, the mild and gentle
effects nf Chamberlain's Tablets
makes them especially suited to
your case. For sale by F. i.
Frieke & Co.
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l imn Saturilay'8 liallv.
It will soon be the lime of year
when the farmers cannot work in
the lields and come to town to loaf
during part of I he day, for the big
discussions to start in every vil
lage and hamlet, and in many of
a larger growth, concerning
"What our town needs," The
opinions advanced will be as
varied as (lie debaters are in num
bers,, and in few cases will it be
decided, we fear, whether a new
street inspector, a city library ami
town hall or a water works sys
tem will be (he most progressive
move. Kveryone lias a "town" in
which he is specially interested
so tins can apply to all.
It is not our purpose to attempt
to prescribe or dictate what any
town needs in the way of an in
dividual improvement lo make it
a better, more progressive city.
I erhaps it is a better lighting
system, perhaps a city library,
perhaps more attention lo the
streets, or maybe if is a High
school building or a town hall.
The people who make up the
cili.ensliip of any town ought lo
be the ones lo decide on these
matters.
Hut we do know something h;t,
every town needs, and which far
loo few of them have, ami that is
the spirit of progress and co
operation which will make every
person in (he city willing to put
a shoulder to the w heel and work
for those. things hieli w ill do the
town as a whole good.
We know of a few towns of this
sorl. some of them no) very large
either, which are making a name
for themselves that is worth more
Ihan they probably imagined when
I hey started their campaign for
city improvement. When there is
something needed or something
which will do the town good which
can be landed Dlacksniith Jones
and Storekeeper Drown ami Cob
bler Smith do not stop to ask if
they are going lo make a big
"rakeoff" by boosting for Hie
thing. They get in with Private
Citizen (ireen and Black and help
land the improvement, whatever
it i-. And the people from all
over the country point lo these
towns and remark. "They do
things down there. They have the
proper spirit." If your town
needs a boom lake our advice and
get that ..pint, and jou will get
the boi in as a natural consequence.
Good News
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You!
10 ESTABLISHED
EPISCOPA
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GHURCH
iTh Charge Seems Preposterous
and Is Donied by Those In
Authority fop the Church.
hortMTrr'ir111 0! you will wish you had
bought that set of Furs. We ar t-.howi miiH h;;iutifu! Furs in-
Grey Bear
at from
$5.00 to $12.00
Black and Brown Coney at $3.98 to $15.00
Russian Mink'!t glr $16.50 to $25.00
Russian Wolf in Black. $12.50 to $18.00
Red and Grey Fox $22.00 to $35.00
We are glad lo stow you. Com in and look tttm over.
From Suluiday'a Pally.
Plattsmoiith, Dec. li, 11)12.
To the Journal:
Since coming lo assume the
Iteclorship of St. Luke's Parish 1
have several times heard of the
statement being made "That the
Kpiscopal church (meaning
the present Church of Kngland)
was founded by Henry (he
Lighlh."
Since the absolute continuity of
the Knglish church, after Henry
the Kighth, with the same church
before Henry the Kighth has
been proven again and again by
Kngland's greatest historians, in
cluding Prof. Kreenian of the uni
versity of ()ford, and has been
continued by decisions of the
Pri council. Die highest court in
Hie empire. The following extract
from the "Living Church," of De
cember T, IHI;'. will be of in
terest n ioaii nT jour readers,
and in jul ice to t he si udenl s of
cm-reel historj. as well as I he
church in America, (lie direct
lineal descendant nf the church
nf Copland, I will ask you to pub
lish the same.
Allan 0. Wilson,
Iteclnr SI. Luke's Parish.
"Chicago Schools Must Not Teach
Tho Henry tho Eighth Myth."
from the Living Church, Chi
cauo, December ?, HHL)
"All unexpected blow for re
spectable leaching of history has
lately been struck in Chicago.
The circumstances were as fol-
;folwx: The teacher of 1'nglish)
history in one of the largest High
Our aim in the selection of our
stock has been to make your Xmas
shopping agreeable and pleasant to you. In fit
ness of gifts and economy of price we are better
prepared to fill your requirements than ever be
fore. Listen! LaVallieres, Lockets, Links, Stick Pins,
Bar Pins, Bracelets, Brooches, Rings, Rosaries!
Mesh Bags, Jewel Cases, Fobs, Watches and Dia
mond Rings. No charge for engraving.
John W. Crabill,
Main and Sixth St. Watchmaker and Jeweler
schools in Chicago lately gave her
pupils to understand that Henry
I lie eighth founded the Church of
Kngland. f,i her class was a
member of the prayer book class
in a neighboring parish. This
young girl brought this public
school information wil li her to the
prayer book class. Accordingly
the Hector of this parish wrote a
strong protest to a member of the
Chicago board of education. He
in his I urn, took up the matter
with Mrs. Klla Flagg Young, the
justly celebrated superintendent
of Chicago's public schools. Mrs.
Young promptly issued a circular
to every teacher in the city's
public schools, commanding that
no teacher should ever teach a
class that Henry (he Eighth
founded the Church of England."
CHARLES ITT HAS
BADLY INJURED HAND
From Saturday's Dally.
Charles Hialt is suffering from
a badly injured hand, the result of
an acident that ho sustained
while engaged in helping in the
new store of Hiatt & Tutt at
Murray. Mr. Hiatt was engaged in
helping transfer some potatoes in
the cellar of the store with E. S.
Tutt, when, in swining a large
sack of potatoes he struck his
hand on I he cement wall, tearing
the llesh ofT tho lop of tho hand
laying the bone bare in several
places. lie did not pay any par
ticular al tent ion to the wound
until his brolher, Demniie and Mr.
Tutt insisted on his going to the
doctor to have I he hand treated,
when he consulted Dr. IV F. liren
del, who dressed the wound and
warned Mr. Hiatt that he would
have to be very careful or serious
results might set in. The hand is
si ill very sore and painful and
will keep Charley on the retired
list for several days, which is vcry
hard. as he is a gentleman who
is always on the go and who can
not stand it to remain idle.
Drives, OfT a Terror.
The chief executioner of death
in the winter and spring months
is pneumonia. lis advance agents
are colds and grip. In any attack
by one of these maladies no time
should be lost in taking the host
medicine obtainable to drive if,
off. Countless thousands have
found this to be Dr. King's New
Discovery. "My husband believes
it has kept him from having pneu
monia three or four times,"
writes Mrs. fieorge W. Place.
Rawsonville, Yt., "and for coughs,
colds and croup we have never
found its equal." Guaranteed for
all bronchial affections. Price
50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottle
free at F. G. Frickc & Co.
Farm fop Sale.
135-acre farm, four miles from
tow-n, between 50 and 60 acre
under plow, 7 acres hay land, bal
ance pasture. Running water.
Seven-room house and other im
provements. Inquire at the office of RawU
& Robertson. 10-iO-lf-wkly
You will find' that druggists
everywhere speak well of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. They
know from long experience in the
alo of it that in cases of coughs
ami colds it can always be depend
ed upon, and that it is pleasant,
and safe to take. For sale by F.
G. Frieke Co.
Paper Napkins at this office.
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