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4 PAGE e. puATTcmcirrH cemi-weekly journal. THURSDAY; JULY 22, 1914. Murray Department Prepared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers If any of the reader of the Journal knuw of any wial event or item of interest in this vli-init y. and will mail same to t his oflioe. it will ai pear'nndt'r this headimr. We want all news items Editor I PEOTECT 4m MWILY 111 I BYTME 1 jj koms OFACHECKB00K j I ASIAN of family has a big responsibility. He not only must con- j serve the morals and education of his wife and loved ones, but he t must see to it that THEY SHALL NOT WANT. Is there a bet ter way of helping his dear ones than by adding to his BANK ACCOUNT 1 It will provide against sickness and misfortune. Every man of family ; SHOULD HAVE A BANK ACCOUNT. j MURRAY STATE BANK .Mi Klla Nikls was an Oma ha iilitr Mn.Jay f this v--k. I51mtI KitiMi ami family wcro iiii.-U ..f Mr. an. I Mrs. k. . Oihtii lat Sunday. Mauii 1.ImJ Mit to Omaha Sunday with John Jenkins and r'-iinn-. willi a new niotoirytli'. Mi- Miiilat' Taylor of f'lain- i-v is j-.itiiiL: at tli honif of Mrs. Charh's Carroll l!ijs w-'k. Mr. and Mrs. I'. F.. Hhodi-n and i. W. ShradT alfendt'd I In hakd dinner at the l.iherty chapel lat Sunday. r.haries Sfhwah and family and Mr. and Mi. Nick Klaurens were liaii-aciin- hu-ines jM Platls mouth Moiulay. - II. (I. I.ons niaih a trip to the flfiii part of the state this we k. wImmi- he has some land in-l-ie-is lo 1. iik after. The Misses Sharps and three friend- from Nebraska City motored up to the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Nick Klaurens Sunday eenin for a few hours' visit. J. V. Herpei- has been working at the elevator for the past two vei-k-. Tlie moving of small iriain has been keeping all hands l'U-y. Mrs. .. K. ickels. wh.o was taken seriously ill I a L Sunday, i- reported some better at Un tune. A trained nur.-e arrived from Omaha the fore pari oT the week and is lending every aid lo the patient's recovery. We are almo-t willing lo warer that our friend. William Sporer. is not only one, but Ihe very lir.-l farmer in this loealily to lini-h his fall plow inir. His harvesting and thre-hin- and fall plowinir are all over. Hill"' is there and over when it comes to the farm work. Mark While forded into Murray Tuesday to attend lo some bu-i-liess mailers. J. W. Holmes, s. (. Latta and Miss I.atla were in Omaha Wed nesday. Minford and Creamer shipped a ear of hoys lo South Omaha Sunday evening. The many more new ears in this community, should mean belter- roads. We need I hem. Mrs. Thomas Smith of ltock Hlulfs has been confined to her bed by sickness for the past week. Mrs. 1". M. Youn?.', jr., expects to move inlo her new home in the near future. It is almost com pleted, and will be one of the finest in Murray. Hen Wiles, living south of town, received a painful pitchfork wound in his Iej' Tuesday while assisting in threshing at his father's farm. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Steiner of Lincoln will arrive in Murray Saturday evening for a visit with Mrs. Steiner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hei-.-r. Miss Yronica Heryer. from N braska Citv, daughter of Mr. and Mis. J. W. Herder, came up thi week for a few davs' visit with her- grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J W. Herper. Mis Freda Heck, assistant telephone operator-, went out to the farm home of Mrs. Arthur Copenhaver this week to assist in the preparing: of pood things to eat for the harvesters. Alf Nickels, who has been in Ihe hospital for the past few weeks, returned home from Omaha last week. The treatment at the hos pital has j: really assisted Mr. Nickels in his rheumatic troubles, but he is still far from well. Hot &ftm Will you find as complete a line of SHOES carried in the small town as you will find in our store. Our new styles for fall have arrived and it's time for your new pair, and you'll pay more for the same goods at other places because we don't add clerk hire and high rents to our prices. Maybe you need something from our catalogue. Remember our prices are the same as all mail order houses, and when you are sending your orders through us you are taking no chances of inferior goods. We guar antee them. HIATT & TUTT Murray, - - - Nebraska (iiiivi'i'imr Dovey, the Ford auto man, was in Murray Wed nesday. Miss Lola Fitpal rick. win. has been ipiile sick, is improving al this time. , The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. (iieene is ipiile sick auain Ibis week. .Mrs. T. F. Jame.-on of Weep injr Water is visiting in Murray this Week. Mis John Sfone and little son have been on the sick II. t for Ihe past, week. Walter Mut of Lincoln is visit inir at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Minford. Mrs. Fail Mowers lefl Tuesdav morning for Johnson for a visit wilh her parents. The two little children of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Creamer are numbered wilh Ihe sick. The litlie baby nf Mr. and Mrs. ; 1 on Hhoden has been juite sick with summer complaint. Mrs. W. O. Hoedeker spelll part of last week wilh her mother. Mrs. Sans, in Kasl Mock Hlull's. Lee Cole. from near- Mynard. was tryinir out his new threshing outfit at the John Wiles farm the fr-t of ) he week. Mis Carlson, trained nurse, came down from Omaha this week lo take care of Mrs. Alf Nickels, who is seriously ill. Mrs. Joseph sans and ilaimii ler. Miss Keulah. departed last Friday for- lienver, Colo., where they will remain for three weeks visiting wilh friends in various points. Charles Cole and Flnier Mhilpot are Iwo new Maxwell auto own ers in this locality, liavin-r pur chased within the past few days from Hert Mhilpot and J. I . I Sli r.-oler li. L. Oldham and W. 1). Wheeler were passengers on Ihe ; o'clock I rain Saturday morning for Weeping "Wale:", where Ihey attended the democratic central committee meet inv;. The Ladies' Aid society pave a lawn social at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. J. . Shrader las Sat urday evening. The attendance was jrood and a ni"-l enjoyable time was had by all. Otto Muls was in Mlaltsmoiith Sunday evening, driving up in his new auto, to return with Ihe Smith & Tiekoelter carpenters, who are buiblinir Mr. Muls' line new farm residence that is almost completed. Noble Shelby of Lebanon, In diana, arrived in Murray Wed nesday morning for a short visit with friends and relatives. Mr. Shelby is a nephew of Mi s. H. F. Hrendel and Mrs. A. L. Haker. He has been attending the F.Iks' con vention in Denver-. There will be preaching a the Mre-bylerian church nexl Sab bath by Uov. Clark of He.l Oak, Iowa. Hev. Clark tilled this pulpit, last Sabbath and delivered a very able and interest iiifr sermon, lie will arrive in Murray with his mother this week, and will have charpe of the congregation here up lo the last of Aupusl. J. L. Younfr, of Coler idge, Neb., was in South Omaha Wednesday of Ibis week wilh four cars of his cat lie, which he sold for '.. JO. Mr. Youiifr fed about LT0 head this season, aJid expects to make an other five-car shipment next week. John has been very suc cessful in Ihe cattle business since moving lo northern Ne braska. If you do not believe that there is some expense on the farm during- the harvest, season, just step into W. S. Smith's meat market most, any time these days and note the size "chunks" that he is delivering fresh meat, to the farmers for harvest hands. Wilh beef selling- at. ihe per pound on foot, you can soon tell how much it costs to feed 25 to :)0 men a few t lays. I fiat I & Tn 1 1 may not be Ihe oldest linn in Murray, but we venture the assertion that thev have built up an excellent busi ness faster than any other firm in Murray, and are still gaining ground every day. While Ihe present season is usually a quiel one in the smaller (owns, this rustling firm are making u splen did gain over last year at this time. Success to the boys is the wish of the Journal always. L. I). Iliail was a Mlattsmouth vi-itor Wediie.-day afternoon. James Wollard and family spout Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. Nick Klaurens. Mrs. Charles Keiser and family of Omaha are guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Om en Ibis week. Mrs. Haumeisler- of Mlatls nioulh was visiting with Mrs. W. F. Iniil Wednesday of this week. Charles Spaniib-r and family and Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Tut al lended Liberty church last. Sun day. "Scolty," our genial agent, i overhaul i 1 1 g' his Htiick car gelling in readine-- for a trip down in Kansas. F. J. Hei-rodi of South Omaha was in Murray Wednesday of Ibis week looking- alter some business flit ere.-t s. John Jenkins. Murray's crack molorcycli-t. was in Omaha for a few hour- Sunday, riding- up on his cycle. Frank ;obelinaii. the arfi-iic painter from Mlailsmouth. put on Ihe linishin- touches to Mrs. Frank Young's new home. Charles oyer. who has been laid up wilh -iekness for mo-t of Ihe summer, was in Murray Wed nesday feeling- much belter. Mrs. Henry Ziukweiler of Mlailsmouth was visiting- al the home of her -i-ler. Mrs. L. I). Mialt, in Murray las Thursday. Mr. ami .Mrs. L. 1 . Iliad will accompany Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cohclman lo Sidney, Iowa, Sun day, where they will a! lend the c liana tiuiua. Nelson Herger and family were Mlattsmouth visitor- Monday. Nelson made a Irip to Omaha in the afternoon for some machine repairs. Mrs. .r. i) Wurdonian and son. Tr afford, left Monday morning for their- home in Leigh. Neb., after- an extended visit wilh William Nickel and family. Miss F.lta Nickel- accompanied them as far as Omaha. Frank Campbell and Joe Hell riding around in line new Max well autoes that. v. ere ' del iv rod from the Mhilpot garage this week. They were sold by Mr. Mhil pot and J. I). Shrader of Murray, who is assisting Mr. Mhilpot in looking after this territory. W. W. Hamilton and crew of excellent carpenters will com mence the line new farm home of William Fight, near Mynard. on i iiursilay oj tins week. v e un derstand llial Mr. Fight is going l build a pretty line home, and we know that the workmanship will be first-class, this being' the only class of work that "Hilly" Hamilton does. He will also soon commence the work on Ihe now home r Dr. J. II. Hall, east of Murray. The hardware firm of Haker iv Nickels are pretty busy these days looking afler their rapidly in creasing business in the various lines they are handling-. The farm implement business is go.d, and hardware ami builders' ma terial is good; in fact, they are gaining ground every day, of which Ihey are justly deserving. Tiiev are kind and courteous lo all their patrons, which, coupled wilh the very best, of goods., should make any business a success. Program of Library Association. The Library association will give an outdoor musical Saturday eveniriir. August. 1, on Ihe II. L. Oldham lawn. The following pro gram will be rendered : Vocal Solo ....Miss Hosa Shaffer Miano Solo Itulh J-'llinglou Vocal Dwell Mrs James Holmes and Miss Neva Latta Vocal Solo. ...Miss Mae Loughridge Vocal Solo Miss Mheine Richardson Vocal Duett Miss ltanige mid Miss Rich ardson Miano Solo. . . .Miss Ogla Minford Vocal Solo Miss Neva Latla Admission, including ice cream and cake, 20c. Public invited. Mr. Burg Returns Home. Mr. L. Hurg, who for the past, few days has been visiting wilh many newly-made friends in this locality, departed for his home in Dallas City, Illinois, last Sunday. The editor of Ihe Journal has known Mr. Hurg for a great many years, way back when the Hurg buggy factory was in its infancy. We well knew- that in tho-o days he manufactured the best, buggy thai could be found on the mar ket. For Ihe past forty-nine ears Ihe Hurg- buggy has been on the market, and in localities where il was introduced years airo it has always been leader, one thai has proen Ihe very best jn mterial and workman-hip. ,. know that this has boon one of Mr. Hurg's mollos: "Always I he lb-st ." This lirm. starling forly-nine years auo in the buggy business, is now engaged in the manufacturing- of automobile-, atul while Iheir out put in numbers does not compare wilh some other factorie-. the duality is nol surpa--ed by none. The same early motto adopted by Mr. Hurg manv years ao is now -tricily applied to the auto busi ness, and only ihe very bi-s of materials are used in the manu facture of the Hurg' auto. The engine and all parts not. manu factured by Mr. Hurg. are pur chased from the very best build ers in the laud, the car is one of the ha nd-orm-st that is driven in Ih'is -eilion (.f the country, ami we congratulate our friend. Mr. Steven Wiles. Upon hi- excellent judgment in the selection of one of lho-e Hurg cars thai was de livered to him this week. This makes a total (,' five of these car- thai are dr iven by well pleas ed owners in Ibis section of Cass county. J. W. Holmes of Murray has the agency for- those car- in (lass county, and it seems lo be an easy task for him to soli the Hurg- where a car of its class is wan L-d. Mr. Hurg will also place a number of his well known buggies in this locality in the near future. While here Mr. Hurg paid this oHioe a number of visits, and we have found him to lie Ihe same -uare old man that he was in his prime when we know him in northea.-t Missouri years ago, and where the Hurg" buggy b-d I hi-ni ail. light is Pang Plow Season And we want to tell you that we are handling JOHS DEERE and The J. g. CASE Also the John Deere and Iron Clad Wagons We will soon have a line of the high grade BERG BUGGIES that we wish you to call and see when they arrive. ;AKER a NICKELS, Murray, - - " Nebraska A Benefactor's Letter. Hew Membership Contest. The Ladies' Missionary society have for the past few days been conduct inir a very interesting membership and money contest. The tdd members of the society wore diidod into two classes. wilh Mrs. Charles Spangler cap lain of the Lavender side, and Mrs. .1 Kennedy captain of the Yellow side, and the work of se curing new members and cash was started. The loosers in Ihe contest were In give Ihe society a picnic. After- the battle was fought and the proceeds and members counted lip, it developed that the good work was a tie. I'.ach side secured -T'-T in cash, a total of .s.Vi. The Laender side enrolled the names of four active and five associate members, and the Yellow side live active and Ihree associate members. This lie makes it ncce.-sarv that all hands join and make the picnic greater success I ban ever-, and Ihe same will be given al the McCail loch grove on Friday after-noon .July .11. Mrs. . s. Smilh. presi dent of thi society. i- greatly pleased with the excellent work done by the contesting captain and their assistants, and is de termined l make the picnic one of Ihe most pleasant occasions of the season. Y"e received, a short time ago, a letter- from Rev. K. l'ola-ek. tell ing us. in heart-rending words, about the pitiful condition of Mrs. Saur of Montgomery. Minn. ow another- letter' was ieceiod read ing as follows: " l wish to lot you know that Mr. Saner- received Triner's American Klixar of Hitter- Wine, for which please accept both my and his sincere thanks. Your- remedy is really of great benefit to Mrs. Saur, as it helps her digestion. She d'es not feel as nervous as before and ber whole system is gelling- stronger. Yours truly. Rev. F. I'olasek, Montgomery, Minn." We are eiy much obliged for this ac knowledgement and wish to say that Triner's American Flixir of Hitler Wine is indeed very useful in cas,.s (.f indigestion, constipa tion and nervousness. At drug -tores. .Ins Triner. Manufacl urer. i:;;s:;-i:;:5. S. Ashland Ave.. Chi cago. III. For rheumatism and neuralgic pain- Triner's Liniment is to be heartily recommended. Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble. When you have trouble with your stomach or chronic con stipation, don't imagine that your ca.-e is beyond help just because your doctor fails to give you re lief. Mrs. C. Stengle, JMainfield, X. J., writes: "For over a month past I have been troubled with my sjomach. Everything I ate upset it terribly. One of Cham berlain's advertising booklets came to me. After reading a few of the letter.- from people who had been cured by Chamberlain's Tab lets, decided to try them. I have taken nearly three-fourths of a package of them and can now eat almost everything- that I want." For sale by all dealers. WcJI Digging and Stump Pulling. I am prepared to do stump pullimr on contract and also to dig- wells, ami solicit work in this Satisfaction guaranteed in instance. T. B. Smith. 573mo-wkly line. every Big Picnic at Avoca. FOR SALE Two-cylinder Au burn aulo, in tine running order, (iood car for the money. Will consider some trade. J. M. Holmes, Murray, Xeb. Our New School House. There were unite a number o active bidders on the new schoo house buiblintr in Murray Wed nesday of this week, among whom were L. L Larson of IMat tsmoul h. also .Toe Heters of the firm of Peters & Richards, of Plaits mouth, also W. W. Hamilton, the local carpenter and contractor. Unto this ( Wednesday1 after- noon, the contract had nol been awarded. There is no doubt but what. Ihe work on the new build ing will soon be commenced, after Ihe contract has been let. as Ihe board wants the building com pleted just as soon as possible. We are informed that an Auburn contractor submitted figures also. The Best Medicine In the World. "My little girl had dysentery r 1. 1 i. li very pan. i iiiougut sue womu die. Chamberlain's Colic, Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her, and I can truthfully say that I think it is the best medicine in the world." writes Mrs. William Orvis, Clare, Mich. For sale by all dealers. One of the big events in the amusement line in the county this year will be the Odd Fellows' pic nic, which will be held at Avoca on Thursday, July 3d. This picnic has grown to be one of the estab lished events of the county and the residents of this thriving lit tle city see that their guests are entertained in a royal manner while there. In years gone by this event has attracted large crowds and proved to be most delightful in every way and the prospects this year are for a record-breaking crowd on the day of the picnic. Stops Neuralgia Kills Pain. Sloan's Liniment gives instant relief from Neuralgia or Sciatics. It goes straight to the painful part Soothes the Nerves and Stops the Pain. It is also good for Rheumatism. Sore Throat, Chest Pains and Sprains. You don't need to rub it penetrates. Mr. J. R. Swinger, Louisville, Ky writes: "I suffered wilh quite a severe Neuralgic Headache for four months without any relief. I used Sloan's Liniment for two or three nights and I haven't suffer ed with my head since." Oct a bottle today. Keep in the house all the time for pains and all hurts. 25c, 50c and Si. 00, at your Druggist. Bucklen's Arnica Salve for all Sores. i The Journal advertisers are do ing the business. How's This? We ofTi-r One Hundred Dollars Reward for any rase of C'utarrU that cauuut be cured by Hall I Catarrh Cur-. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We. tlie upderslsned, bave known F- J. Cheuer for tire last 15 years, and belleye hiui Verferlly Iionnrble In all business traiisai-Motn and limuiei.-iJIy able to carry out any obligation made by Lis tirrn. NAT. BANK OF COMMFRCF. Tolt-do, Olilo. Hall's Catarrli Cure Is tr.ken Internally. seMni dlrenl.v urm the blw! isnd mucous tsnrfmvs Hie system. Testimonials sent free. I'rSee 'I cents j -r bottl--. f'lii by all KriiKjMsts. Take Hall's Famllx Fills or couktipbUn STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE PLATTSMOUTH LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Of riattsmouth, Nebraska, on the 30th day of June, 1914. Certificate No. 2C ASSETS: First mortcasro loans -fuJ.issO fis Sto-U loans 3.4:2 II Keal estate 37( 5 Cash um; 4:1 Delinquent. Interest, dues and fines tit 4i Taxes and insurance advanced.... &4 07 Total LIABILITIES: Capital stock paid up. including dividends Reserve fund 1'ndivided profits . ..$l.I.t:S4 21 $149,243 i7 . . 1.750 (Ml f-40 ;" Total S151.834 21 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES for tlie year endinjr June 30. MM 4 RECEIPTS Ralance on hand July OM3 $ 1.743 05 Dues 5H..3N1 UJ Interest, premiums and fines P.'.iss (49 Loans repaid 19.0-J3 r. Other receipts aw 33 Total $K9.42! EXPENDITURES Loans STAMO 00 . 1.117 31 . I, Ml! 43 h X. HW 00 54 4S 55 73 Expenses . Stock redeemed Cash on hand , Insurance and taxes advanced.. Kills payable Real estate exiense Other expenditures $8.4iS WJ Total Uf rw Vruineif A I Cass Coc xt t. I. T. M- Patterson. Secretary of the alove named Association, do solemnly swear that the foretroin statement, of the condition of said association, istrne and correct to the lest of my knowledtre and Ix-lief T. M. I'attehson, Secretary. 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