a.wj
Children Cry
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years has borne the signature of
0 and lias been made under his per-
TSS.i-?fl-f sonal supervision since its infancy.
Vfiafyy, J-CUcAtte, Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and 44 Just-ns-good " are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, lrops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xurrotio
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys "Wornis
and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
lias been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates tho Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates tho Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
) Bears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In
Use For Over 30 Years
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v ELMWOOD.
Leader-Echo.
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II. Slrabel, win i has been wink
ing in a biacksmil li simp a I
Cordova, Neb., is hack with us
again, working for Nensliel &
Son.
A. N. McOory, John (ion.alcs,
Ya Dorr and Will Atchison, sr.,
enjoyed a camp along the Platte
river the fore part of the week.
.Mrs. ("irant Campbell and chil
dren of Atlantic, la., arrived last,
evening for a visit with hep
brothers, L. A. and M. II. Tyson
and families.
I. M. Ward was up from Avoca
Tuesday shaking- hands with old
Elmwood friends. Mr. Ward says
he and Mrs. Ward have been talk
ing some of moving: back to Elm
wood. Miss Opal lMlniau left Mon
day evening- for her future home
at imperial. Neb., being: accom
panied as far as Lincoln by her
sister, Mrs. E. J. Jeary and chil
dren. Contractor L'hlcy has been olT
duty for some time, owing: to
blood poisoning: on one of his
hands. The member is petting
better now and will soon be re
stored to its former good state of
usefulness.
Mrs. Wrn. Cockburn, living:
near Alvo, has passed through a
very severe siege of sickness and
is still very weak as a result of
her continued illness. She is sup
posed to have drank fresh milk
made poisonous by the cows eat
ing poison weeds. A gradual im
provement is noticed now and it
is hoped she will soon be able to
be around as usual.
License to wed was issued in
Lincoln Wednesday to Ray I).
Fentiman, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Fcntman, residing- south of
town, and Miss Mae M. Urockman,
daughter of Mp. and Mrs. Henry
Iirockman, of near Palmyra. The
groom was born and raised in the
vicinity where he now resides,
and he is numbered among the
most trusted and worthy of the
young farmers of this section.
Han Fentiman has purchased
the lots lying south of the Jno. P.
Cobb residence property in West
Elmwood. Dan is one of our best
and biggest, best looking and
most highly respected farmer
friends, and Mrs. Fentiman
shares fully all the good
qualities of her husband
except avoirdupois. We are
pleased to know that they intend
to build a fine new home in Elm
wood and take up their future
residence in the town itself. Wel
come to the Fentiman household.
EAQLE.
Beacon.
KM-M
Will Hurdick of Hisinark, N. P.,
visited the fore part of the week
with relatives in and around
Eagle.
Mrs. Flora 1). Manker of Lin
coln came down Tuesday to help
lake care of hep mother, Mrs. T.
R. Adams.
for Fletcher's
Signature of
Y , NFW VONK CtTV.
Mrs. S. Honhani and daughter
of Council lull's, la., have been
visiting this week at the J. (i.
Johnson home.
A. V. Kent, whose home i
b'do, hio, js making a shor
with relatives here, on hi:
! To
v is it
way-
home from Los Angeles. (In I if .
Dewey ( J 1 1 i i i n is seriously ill at
the home of his parents southeast
of Eagle. Blouil poisoning is the
cause and at llrst his case was
conisilered hopeless, however, at
this writing he is reported as
somewhat improved.
Farmers in I his vicinity are
buying automobiles so fast that
occasionally we fail to make men
tion of the purchase. We learned
only yesterday that Chas. Froh
llch, who lives soii'l beast' of town,
just recently purchased a new
Muick car from Frank Launing.
Last Monday morning while
Mrs. T. It. Adams was walking
across the' room, sire aecidently
caught her foot in the carpet
causing her to fall, resulting in a
dislocation and fracture of the
right ankle. The fracture- was
immediately reduced and at this
writing Mrs. Adams is getting
along nicely.
On Tuesday evening of this
week the big engine at the electric
light plant, was started up and the
current was turned on so that
those who had their buildings
wired were given a chance to test
the lights. We were soon con
vinced that Eagle has a plant that
she can certainly be proud of.
Everything is working in tip-lop
shape, twenty-four-hour service
already being furnished.
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LOUISVILLE.
Courier.
1 I i 4 4 IT 4 4 i 4 TTl ?T
Miss Rachel Slander is at home
from the Wesleyan for the sum
mer, having completed her fresh
man year with high markings.
A. L. and Edward Todd and
wives, from near Plallsinouth
were in town Sunday to attend the
funeral of their cousin, Mrs. E,
C. Twiss.
Mrs. I. DePuy returned Wed
nesday evening from an extended
visit at Hartlclt and Stanton. She
was accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Len Hlackman, of Hartlclt.
Fred Schliefert and wife and
Andrew Stohlman and wife were
in Seward the middle of the week
visiting the latter's relatives.
They also attended the Oerman
Lutheran college exercises Wed
nesday night.
Chester Merriain, Edwin Croup,
Fred Noyes and Rollie Noyes
motored to Omaha last. Saturday.
They went to accompany Fred
that far on his journey to Mer
riain, Neb., where he expects to
spend I he summer on a large
CASTORIA
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of fibffi&idU:
ranch owned by Marion Metzger.
5olllieb Sprieck came down
from Stanton to attend the fun
eral of Ins old friend. Julius Ra
goss. Thursday morning when he
attempted to return home he was
accoted by a constable with a
subpoena for a witness in the
Wegner scandal case. Mr. Sprierk
was justly indignant at having to
remain here several days, his wife
being in poor health, which was
the reason for his desire to return
home so soon.
C. E. Noyes and wife started to
I'laltsmoiith last Saturday in their
auto mobile, but had the misfor
tune to break an axel as they
were going up the rock hill east
of Joe Schmarder's. The car
started to back down the hill and
the brake would not work and
they were fearful of results for a
lime, but fortunately the worst
injury sustained was the broken
axle. Rollie Noyes came after
them and look them home in a
carriage and their trip to the
county seat was postponed.
NEHAWKA.
News. J
Mrs. Sophia Fleshmau is as
sistant in the postollice now, hav
ing laken Mrs. Rockwell's place.
Mrs. R. C. Pollard entertained
last Friday evening in honor of
Mrs. W. T. Johnson of Pawnee
City, who is here visiting her
mother, Mrs. L. C. Pollard.
Alford. brothers and Frank
Sheldon shipped four loads of fat.
cattle to Omaha Wednesday., Al
bert Alford, John Opp and Frank
Sheldon went along with them
for company.
Sheriff Ouinloii and family mo
tored over from Plaltsmouth Sun
day and accompanied by the J. M.
Palmer family went on over to
Avoca. where they spent the day
at t he old home place.
Charley llan.nn came hack
from (llenwood, Iowa, Friday
morning, where he had been for
several days looking up (he pos
sibilities of a trade, lie was on
a deal for an elevator there, but
did not make if. .
John Ouinloii of Roscoe, Neb.,
was Here I lie latter part of the
week visiting his sister, Mrs. J. M.
Palmer ami family. Mr. 'Ouinton
is the postmaster at Roscoe and
had been attending the stale con
vention of post masters in Lin
coln. Nelson Merger fought the dis
ease as long as he could, but at
last succumbed to the seductive
influence and is careering around
in a new Overland SO. V. P.
Sheldon took him to Lincoln Sat
urday and of course they brought
the car home with them.
Judge Rose of the supreme
court, accompanied by his wife
and daughter, came down from
Lincoln Saturday morning and
enjoyed the hospitality of the E.
M. Pollard home until Sunday
afternoon. They came in by auto
mobile and the .judge expressed
himself as highly pleased with the
roads around Nebavvka.
Frank Hoedeker got what he
thought was a little piece of steel
in the muscle of his arm a week
ago and had the doctor try to get
it out, but decided after probing
fop it to let it alone. Wednesday
morning he located it again and
the doctor cut into his arm and
extracted a needle about one and
one-half inches long. Frank
doesn't know how it got there,
and as it was a kind his wife does
not use he is under a quandry to
know just how he picked it. up.
DAN CUPID SMILES ON
OMAHA YOUNG PEOPLE
Two more of the young people
of Omaha this morning concluded
to search for their happiness in
Ibis city, whose reputation is be
coming as widely known as that
of the famous (Iretna Oreen, and
arriving on No. i, at once visited
at the court house and inquired
for the dispenser of the marriage
licenses and secured one, after
the groom made solemn oath that
he was of age, and they requested
the judge to perform the cere
mony that was to make their
hearts and lives as one, which he
din in his accustomed impressive
manner. The contracting parties
were George Green, aged 21, and
Miss Georgia Anderson, aged 18,
both of Omaha. The groom is
son of George Green, director of
Green's band, the leading or
ganialion of its kind in Omaha,
and I lie groom himself is one of
the talented members of the band
They returned home at 1:58 this
afternoon.
Fop Sale.
Three Sh
to registry.
i'thoru bulls, eligible
II. G. Todd.
Our Latch String is Always Out!
Let's See if You Know How to Pull It!
rpHIS is a store where folks are welcome matters
not what you come for, just so you come. If you
buy, it matters not whether you buy a cent's worth or
a dollars worth, you'll get courteous treatment, prompt
sen ice and full value for your money. And, if you
find you don't like what you bought, bring it back. We
will refund without an argument. That's fair isn't it?
G. P. EASTWOOD
Successor to John Bauer Main Street
!
UNION
! Ledger
Miss llaltie Taylor went out to
Lincoln last Friday to make a few
days' visit with friends.
Mrs. Will A. Frans or Omaha
came down Wednesday to visit
her parents and oilier relatives.
Abe L. Pecker and Jesse L. Pell
went lo Omaha on I he Saturday
morning Irani to bring back a
pair of l-'ord cars which Mr.
Keeker sold hist week.
Rev. II. W. Ilaynes and wife
went to Lincoln on the Tuesday
forejionn train to participate in
the Presbytery meeting and to
make a visit vvilh their friends.
John II. Pierson departed Mon
day evening for Mason City, la.,
lo itring Home ins son, John, jr..
who has been spending some lime
vvilh relatives at that place;
John Kinkaid ami wile of Oma
i spent a few days in this vi
cinity visiting t lie families of W.
. Manning and J. I. Hramblel,
. nl . . . . . .
going io Auburn on Monday.
Walter Olson went up lo Plaits-
mouth Wednesday morning and
arranged to move his family and
household gumls to that place and
make their home there.
Frank Finkle enjoyed a visit
last Saturday and Sunday with his
two uncles, John and Adam Euge,
and his cousin,. John Euge, who
came down from Omaha for a
visit at the Finkle home near
town.
11. I. 'Clements, John Mendeii-
hall. L. F. Langhorst and Will
Mendeuhall of Elmwood came in
by auto Tuesday afternoon and
went down near the month of the
Weeping Water lo try their llsh
ing luck, but they have not Hied
I heir olllcial report in the Ledger
den.
Hallie Delaney and family ar
rived Monday morning from their
Florida home to make a visit here
with Mp. Delaney's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Reese Delaney. Hallie
is well pleased with the southern
country, but there is no doubt as
to his good opinion of Nebraska
H
WEEPING WATER.
Republican.
Mrs. George Sheesley and chil
dren of Alvo came down Friday
and visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. I. Compton, until Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Joseph Haslam left for
Denver this morning, where she
was called as a witness in tin
rederal court. .Mr. Haslam ac
companied her as far as Lincoln.
L. J. Fowler has started a bank
at Hurlon, Neb., and will move
his family (here as soon as he
can get a house op build urn
Success to Link. He is one of
our Cass county boys.
Frank Sitzman and family am
brother, Paul, drove over from
Plaltsmouth last, Saturday fop a
visit with I heir brother, W. P
Sitzman and family, returning to
their, home Monday morning.
Miss Tternice Wickersham
started Thursday on her sum
liter's trip to Idaho and the Pa
cific, const. Fishing parlies,
mountain trips, etc., will start a
few days nftep hep arrival in
Idaho.
Mrs. Lester McDermed and her
youngest daughter, Elsie, came in
last week from Denver for a visit
with her mother, Mrs. W. W.
Davis, who is here now, and her
husband's sister, Mrs. J. W. Sper-
ry. Mrs. McHerined has not been
here since they moved away :'fl
years ago.
Andrew Olson has added an
other ItWi acres of land to his
Cass county holdings by a pur
chase made through one of our
real estate men, J. W. Colbert,
last week. The ipiarlcr section
is a part, of the E. N. Munson'.'Ofl
acres northeast of town which
was owned by I.. P AVolcoll, and
occupied by II. A. holy, Thomas
Wiles buying I he in acres at in
per acre to add o his large bidd
ings. hip home men know vv hal
land is worth in this vicinilv.
Very Nearly a "Bout."
There was unite a merry
"go" Saturday afternoon
lit
on
Main street, when two ladies who
were engaged in conversation, be
coming involved in an argument,
started into a lively mix-up for a
few minutes. Theladies got so
far in I heir forcible argument as
to clinch, and one of the contest
ants secured a toe hold oil the
hair of her opponent, but friends,
separated them before serious
damage was done lo either of the
Amazons, but they departed vow
ing vengence on each other.
The Opportunity Is Here, Backed
by Plattsmouth Testimony.
Don't lake our word for it.
Don't depend on a si ranger's
.statement.
Read Plaltsmouth endorse
ment,.
Read the statements of Plalts
mouth citizens.
And decide for yourself.
Here is one case of it:
Herman Tiekoeltei, contractor,
Ninth and Day streets, Platts
mouth, Neb., says: "I gave a
public statement in 'praise of
Doan's Kidney Pills in llWo, after
they had given me great relief
from backache ami lameness. I
am glad to conllrm all I then said.
My trouble has never returned.
My kidneys caused me much
trouble and there was a dull, tired
feeling across my loins. If I
stooped fr straightened, my back
hurt me, and in the morning I
was all tired out. I heard so
much said about Doan's Kidney
Pills that I Dually got a box.
They promptly relieved every
syymplom of my complaint."
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Fosler-Milburn Co.,
ItutTalo, New York, sole agents
for the United Stales.
Remember the name Doan's
and lake no other.
DECIDE YOURSELF
Silk Gloves
Double Fin ger-tip Guaranteed Gloves
We offer a 16-button glove in $1 00
white at 1"
We offer a lG-button glove in black at $1.00
We offer a lG-button glove in tan at . $1.25
Short Gloves in White, Brown, Black or Navy PAp
with double finger tips, at . . . ...... . JUC
Should finger tips wear out, while other parts of the glove are in good
condition, return and receive New Pair without extra charge, providing
gloves have not been washed, worn out or abused.
ZUCKWEILER & LUTZ
FORMER PUITTSMOUTH 'KID'
. IS MARRIED IN UTAH
William Leroy HiMifcr, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Henfer oT this
city, ami Miss Dora M. Gardner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. T.
Gardner of Salem, were married
at Provo on Wednesday, June It,
and on the evening of June lit
were the guests of honor at. a big
dance and recepl ion given in the
Salem opera house. The young
people returned to Price Sunday
evening and have gone to house
keeping in the Joe Davis house,
soulh of the D. - II. G. tracks.
Carbon County .(t'lali News.'
This young man was born in
this city and will he remembered
by many here, where his parents
resided for many veins. The fam
ily left here when William was
quite young and the many friends
of Ihe family here will be pleased
to learn of his marriage. The
family now reside at, Price, Utah,
where Wi C. Henfer, his father,' is
publishing the flsirhon County
News, and is making tpiile a suc
cess of t he venture. '
SPECIAL TRAINS OVER THE
BURLINGTON FOR DENVER
There were esveral , special
trains passing through this city
today over the Murlinglon bound
for Denver to attend the national
lurnfesl of the German societies
oT the United Stales. Most of the
eastern delegations are traveling
out of Chicago over Ihe Hurling,
ton, as the quickest and best
means of reaching the mountain
city. Two of the trains were of
the Chicago turning societies,
while Indiana and other of the
neighboring stales composed the
rest of the trains. The meeting
will open Wednesday and the Ne
braska delegation to the meeting
will leave this afternoon oh No. 3
over the Hurliugton.
Marshall, Dentist, Coates blook.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollar Reward for any
riic of Catarrh (but cannot be cured by Hull a
fatarrh Cure.
V. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
We, tho nnilcmldni'il, hare known P. J.
Chrni'T for the lant 10 TrurH, and b-'lli've hlui
wfirtly liotmruble In all ImMneHt traiiHaotluna
and fliiiinrlnlly abln to carry not any obligation!)
Blade hy bin Arm.
NAT. HANK OK COMMF.RCK.
Toledo, Otilo.
nall'i Catarrh Curn la taken Internally, actinia
illri'ctly ti i toil the blood and mucoiia aurfaiva of
the ayateni. Toatlinniiial arnt free, frli-t) 79
centa per bottle. Hold by all DrtiKKMl.
Tak Uall'i Family Villa for couitlpiUoa.