PLATTSMOUTH 8EMI-WEEKLYEVEN1NG JOURNAL.
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
1913.
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At Murdocks Racket Store on South Sixth
Street. First Door South of Fricke
Drug Store.
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
October 11th, 13th, and 14th
AVe will offer for Three Days a few articles
that every one needs at greatly reduced prices.
NOTION DEPARTMENT
Safety Pins worth 5c at 2 card for 5c
10c box of Hair Pins at per box .5c
5c Pearl Buttons at 2 cards for 5c
Seven Spools of thread for . . . '. 25c
Extra Special on all candies worth 15 and 20c at per lb. . 10c
Stick candy, 12 sticks for . 5c
All our 35c chop plates and cake plates go, at 24c
Neat cut water pitchers at 22c
AH our 25c Fancy Places go at 19c
10c Crepe Toilet Paper at 4 for .25c
5c Toilet Paper at 7 for .". 25c
We have a few Star cut water jugs worth $1 at ...... . . .; .59c
4 large Parlor Lamps worth $1.50 while they last at . . . . 98c
One lot of Embroidery worth up to 20c at ... . . . . .8c
15c tooth powder at 8
20c Foot Powder at 8c
10c Box Soap at 8c
Williams Toilet Soap worth 25c
MR. AI10 MRS. JACOB
MEiSINGER SPEND SUN
DAY IN THE COUNTRY
Jamb Meisinger and wife re
turned yesterday from a trip out
in the country, where they spent
Sunday at the home of their son,
C. J. Meisinger and family. The
Meisinger family enjoyed a very
pleasant family dinner at the
home of CC. J. on Sunday, when
John Meisinger, jr., and family
and (Seorffo IV Meisinger, jr., and
family gathered for the occasion,
and the parents greatly enjoyed
the visit with the children. The
Meisinper hoys are engaged in
shucking t lie corn crop for t lit
year, ami the result has been
quite surprising", considering" the
hot and dry summer months. On
the farms of C. J. and George P.
III WOMAN'S BREAST
ALWAYS BEGINS a SMALL LUMP AS
THIS and ALWAYS POISONS DEEPGLAN0S
IN THE ARMPIT AND KILLS QUICKLY
I WILL GIVE $1000
III Fail to CURE any CANCER orTUMOR
I Treat Before it Poisons Bone or Deep Glands
SUREPAINLESS
PLASTER CURE
Mauy workevery Jay
lose du sleep eights
PayWhenCurcd
Written GUARANTEE
Cancer nwr pains
until it poiionstlecp.
lOO.Pace Book ttent
free: tetttimonialsof
thousands cured.
WRITE TO SOME
CANCER ?fe BREAST, LIP, FACE
or body always begins a email tumor, lump or
ore full of polaon and certain death. I swear
we have cured 10,000 cancers and refuse thou
sands dying scared too lata. Write to
DR.&MRS.DR.CHAMLEE&CO.'r
DR. HURFORD 2 lady assistants
AB36 WEST RANDOLPH STREET. CHICAGO. ILL.
This May SAVE A LIFE. 6nd it Horns
any
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joy
of
style. Best colors, gray, brown,
from $1.50 to 97. Especially
$3.50, ?4, 55 and $6.
(See our east
Manhattan
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I lie average will be about thirty
bushels to the acre, and the corn
on John's farm will be only
slightly less, and this shows that
the loss in this section of the
county will not be as great as was
feared bv the farmery.
NO TRACE TO THE
PARTIES WHO BROKE
CRABILL'S SHOW WINDOW
There has been no trace found
as yej. of I he parly or parlies who
Saturday evening broke one of
the glasses in the store of John
V. Crabill, the jeweler. There
were several Ingersoll watches
hanging" in I he show w indow, and
these were appropriated by Ihe
party who broke the glass, who
were successful in making their
getaway, and despite the efforts
of the authorities to locate the
stolen properly and the offenders
who done the deed, there has
been no sign found of them.
From the oppearance of the
break in the glass it would seem
to have been the result of a brick
or some heavy object, as the
hole is not much larger than
necessary . , for a person lo, get
their hand through in order to
reach Ihe watches hanging near
by. " .The more- valuable gold
watches were placed in the safe
that evening, as is the custom,
or the lost might have been quite
heavy to Mr. Crabill. .
Chronic Dyspepsia.
The following unsolicited testi
monial should certainly be suf
ficient to give hope and courage
to persons afflicted with chronic
dyspepsia: "I have been a
chronic dyspeptic for years, and
of all the medicine I have taken,
Chamberlain's Tablets have done
me more good than anything
else," says W. G. Mattison, No. 7
Sherman St.. Ilornellsville, N- Y.
For sale by all dealers.
HPHESE FALL
days when
every day begins and
ends with a chilly air, and most
day will bring a touch of
winter; then is the time that
every outdoor man should en
the comfort and protection
a Sweater Coat.
You'll find us show
ing the Pennsylvania
Coat, swagger garments in the
plain stitch and the heavy
shaker knit, made shawl collar
millitary collar and plain coat
maroon and navy. Prices
good all-wool coats at $3,
window.)
Stetson
Hats
CN GOVERNOR MOREHEAD
IN NO HURRY TO APPOINT
JUDGE TRAVIS' SUCCESSOR
A special from Lincoln, under
date of October (5, says: With no
intent of seriously impairing the
work of the district (Governor
Morehead announced today that
he would hold up the matter of
appointment of a successor . to
Judge If. D. Travis of the Second
judicial district until he had had
abundant opportunity to look in
to the qualifications of eligible
candidates for the position.
"Out of respect for Judge
Travis 1 will say .that for several
days lo come applications for Ihe
place will be out of order," said
the governor. "When f get ready
to name a man for the place I
will likely talk the matter over
with lawyers of the district, and
others who are competent to
judge of legal ability of men who
would likely lake the place."
ANOTHER PATIENT GOES
TO THE INSANE HOSPITAL
V.-k .lnn.ln.. Ihn l.iinll 1. 1 I'll Afl
insanity was called upon J in-
1 1 I I ' a 1 I i r sss ' ' - -
Sciezsky, who resides in Ihe
south part of the city. Felix
Saturday and Sunday displayed
iinit'A l t I k Ihli G fill II V ill l l I I V I
igns of being mentally un
balanced and greatly alarmed his
family, and a complaint was filed
with the board of insanity. The
examination of the unfortunate
man developed that he was labor
ing under hallucinations of
various kinds ami it was uiougni
es to have him placed under re
straint and he was adjudged in
sane. He was take nlo Lincoln
this morning by Sheriff Ouinton
and will be placed in the stale
hospital there for treatment.
RUN OVER AND SERIOUSLY
INJURED RY SWITCH ENGINE
As the result of an accident
occurring in the Pacific Junction
railroad yards this morning, a
Mexican employed there on Ihe
section, was brought to this city
uffering from a terrible laeera
ion of his arm, caused by hav
ing 'that -.member ground beneath
tln wheels of a switch' engine
therer A small wreck last night
or early this- morning made it
necessary to call out the section
men to assist in clearing up the
lebris, and while this man.
named Lanadi, was on his way
o Ihe scene of Ihe wreck he fell
o'r laid down on the track in Ihe
way of the switch engine which
was approaching, and the engine
passed over the man's arm tear
ing it in a terrible manner, and
if it had not been a light engine
Ihe injuries to the man would
lave been even more severe. He
was brought to this city about 10
o'clock this morning and taken
to jhe Perkins House and medical
assistance summoned to look af
ter him, as he was suffering
greatly from the injury. It is
thought that it may be necessary
to amputate the arm.
JACOB KOCH IN CHARGE OF
HAVELOCK CIGAR FACTORY
William Budig of this city re
turned home Sunday evening
from Havelock, where he was
ooking after the interests of his
cigar factory in that city. Paul
I-. Iludig, who has been acting in
the capacity of manager of that
factory for the past several
months, has resigned his posi
tion, and Mr. Iludig was in that
city placing Mr. Jacob Koch, of
South Omaha, in charge of the
factory as manager. That Mr.
Hudig was very fortunate in se
curing Mr. Koch goes without
saying, as he is an expert cigar
maker and was for a number of
years employed at that trade in
this city and was considered one
of the best here. The new man
ager has taken full charge of the
business and will proceed to give
the people there a first-class
cigar factory.
Duroc Jersey Sale.
My annual sale of Durocs will
be held at my home Tuesday,
November 11. There will be in
the offering about 35 head of
boars, 30 gilts, and a few tried
sows. Catalogs will be ready Oc
tober..! 5. Send forone
tf V. E. Prry.
STATE MALITIAMEN NOW
OCCUPY THE RIFLE RANGE
The state rifle meet, which is
being . held at the rifle range,
north of this city, has brought
some fifty or sixty of the expert
shots of the state militia to the
city, who are now busily engaged
each day in practice at the targ
ets. The men have brought, with
them their camp equipment and
are encamped at the range. The
shoot is to last for the week and
the trophies and medals won by
Ihe different crack shots will be
presented by the governor of the
state, Hon. John II. Morehead, at
Ihe close of the meet. There,
has been a number from the city
present lo witness the shooting
and the men of the stale militia
show considerable skill in their
work and are making excellent
records. The camp is in charge
of Major Hn'nkner, representing
Adjutant Oeneral Hall, and he is
conducting the shoot in it very
able manner and getting splendid I
results from the work of Ihe men.
APPLICANTS FOR SECOND
NATURALIZATION PAPERS
T TUC P LU LU L
w w w" wss
In Ihe naturalization depart
ment of the district clerk s olliee
yesterday Carl Krnest Xcilson, a
native of Sweden, residing near
Nehawka, applied for his
naturalization papers. He came
to this country in 1SD0 and has
concluded to become a full-
fledged American citizen. William
Lee, who came to this country
from England in 1885, and has
resided for the past few years
near this city, was also one of
those seeking Jo become a citizen
of this great republic and made
his application for his second
papers.
Different People.
There is a great difference be
tween people. Everybody has
something- that distinguishes him
from others,. Some people can
withstand all changes of. Ihe
weather, .they, do not get sick
easily, while, .-.others are great
sufferers. It is usually loss of
appetite and of strength that at
tacks them first, and we wish lo
recommend them, in every such
case, Triner's American Elixir of
Hitter Wine, to clean them out
and to strengthen" them. By a
prolonged use of this remedy the
digestive organs will become
stronger and will be able to re
pulse attacks of sickness. Use
this remedy as soon as you will
notice any weakness, loss of ap
petite, constipation, headache or
pain in the joints, nervousness,
in fact, whenever you feel in
disposed. At drug stores. Jos.
Triner, Importer and Exporter,
1333-1339 S. Ashland Ave., Chi
cago, 111. In rheumatic pains,
strains, sprains, Triner's Lini
ment will bring prompt comfort.
German St. Paul's Church.
Our annual "Missionsfest" will
be held on Sunday, October 12.
In connection with it we will
celebrate the "Erntedankfest."
Rev. A. Matzner, from Tilden, Ne
braska, secretary of the. Ne
braska district, will be present.
Services will be held in the fore
noon at 10:30 and in the after
noon at 2:30. A number of our
Omaha friends will be present,
and the members are requested
to show hospitality to our guests,
as they did in former years. Hav
ing received a letter yesterday
from a friend of mine, Rev. L.
Wagner, from the mission sta
tion Wareo, : in Deutsch-Neu-guinea,
Australia, describing his
work among the Papuas, I will
read this letter to the congrega
tion at the afternoon service. A
hearty welcome is extended to all.
The instruction lessons are
given on Saturday afternoon, in
English, from 1:30 to 2:30; in
German, from 2:30 lo 3:30.
The annual ministerial confer
ence will be held on Wednesday,
October 12, at Plymouth, Neb.
J ITeinrich Steger.
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A Marvelous Escape.
"My little boy had a marvelous
escape," writes P. F. Bastiams of
Prince Albert, Cape of Good Hope.
"It occurred in the middle of the
night. He got a very severe at
tack of croup. As luck would have
it, I had a large bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in the
house. After following the di
rections for an hour and twenty
minutes he-.'-was- -through all
danger." - Sold by all dealers.
of Life
Head erect; shoulders back; chest out'; sound lungs
a sturdy frame
"RIGHT POSTURE" is an ideal School Suit. It corrects the tendency to
stoop when sitting at the desk. Ask to see them. Inexpensive durable
high grade. - . ,
We are the exclusive distributors.
C.
Our Bargain Day
Special is
Men's Shirts, 25c
MAN NAMED BUCKET!
STARTS UP SOME TROUBLE
from "Wednesday's Dally.
Yesterday afternoon a man by
the name of lllackett attempted
to cause a state of war on Ihe
streets when he became involved
in a controversy with Louie
Hheinackle, who was selling" in a
buggy waiting for his father-in-law,
Hen Ileckman, who was in
one of the stores making some
purchases. The 'man, TJlackelt,
came up. and demanded that
Louie come across ' with some
money that he might further tank
up, hud on the refusal of Mr.
Ilheinharkle. the man became
quite wrathyand grabbed hold of
the whip, announcing that he
would see if the money was not
produced. In the struggle that
ensued. as Mr. Ilheinhackle
jumped from the buggy, Ihe whip
was broken and Ihe men had just
clinched when Officer Neumann
appeared on the scene and placed
them under arrest, and Ulackett
was taken over to the jail, while
Louie was released, as the evi
dence of the bystanders was to
the e fleet that he had been only
acting in self defense. Blackett
was later released, as he promis
ed to leave town, as he was to
be employed on a farm, and ac
cordingly he was turned loose
left, at once for -Ihe ' place where
he will be employed.
The Journal for stationery.
Qur -Bargain
liit Uq fai any Ml Ifer Von
Watch for our large bills which will bo mailed you
next reeCc. See the bargains that no arc offering
you, and v;e know ihat you will call and sco us
during this sale.
All Goods are Now and Seasonable and tho
Prices are Parked IVay Doun
The Golden Gift
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There's the message of "RIGHT-POSTURE' the
new suit for America Jr. And this is the new thing
we've been telling you to watch for. ; ;
In the back of the coat is a patented construction
a tonic Jor the spine correcting the stoop tendency
that brings with it round shoulders and cramped
lungs.
"RIGHT-POSTURE" does not hinder the free move
ment of the back and arms 7 , . ' r -
The fine manly lines of the Coat; the athletic
shoulders and waist line'make a strong appeal to the
little chap.
"RIGHT-POSURE" is shown in a distinguished
variety of Fancy Norfolks and pleat backs.
E. Wescott's Sons
EVERYBODY'S STORE
. Building Not Sold. ,
From Wednesday's Dally.. .
In the account of the sale of
the building owned by Weyrich .v
lladraba 'to Messrs. Warp a and
Schuldiee, which appeared in
Monday's Journal, the statement
of the purchase was rather pre
mature, as the gentlemen have
not as yet made the purchase,
and our informant in the matter
was not reliably informed as to
the situation. This statement is
made in justice to all the parties
concerned in the deal.
UNION SCHOOL BUILDING
A HANDSOME STRUCTURE
From Wednesday's Dally. " .
This morning I. W. Foster, G.
W. Cheney, M. G. McQuinn and
It. I. Sline of Union were in the
city looking after some matters
in connection with' the erection
of the new school building in that
city. The people of Union, who
recently raised $10,000 for the
erection of the new school build
ing, have found that it will be
necessary to secure more funds
to carry on the work, and yester
day voied $5,000 more bonds to
aid in putting the school build
ing up. When the people of
Union have their school building
completed it will be one of the
best and neatest, school buildings
in the slate and be a great addi
tion to that enterprising little
city.
p)9s frftrsrsJ'Tr
V. ZUCKER, Manager
a m Still . Being. ,
Don't Forget.
New Ties
Every Saturday.
CASS COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION
AT UNION, NEBRASKA
The Cass county Sunday school
convention which will meet in
Union on Ihe 23d and 2ilh of this
month gives promise of being one
of the best conventions I hat has
been held in this county in sey
eral years.- The speakers for the
meeting have been selected from
among- the 'most prominent and
successful of tfie Sunday school
workers in the stale, and in Miss
Klla' Margaret Ilrown'and W. II.
Kimberley the convention "will
have the pleasure of hearing i wo
of the most, forceful of Ihe mem
bers of the state Sunday school
working forces. The good, people;
of Union have prepared for some
very, 'pleasing enteHajnment for,
the ' visiting' delegates' during
their slay in that city, and a
splendid musical program will be
given by the. Union (Slee club at
the sessions of the convention
which promise to be among the
most pleasing features of the
meetings. This city will be welL
represented at the convention if
the weather will permit, as many'
of, Ihe. Sunday 'school workers,
from, here will go to Union in
automobiles lo take part in tho.
convention and enjoy the good
things in store for those attend
ing the meetinf. " ' ' j
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