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i'l e a great deal of wcik. You
' an hoe the Pc-r.irr.ica; hot or cold,
-1 Icv!. cr ( ih-rwiv, the miner?
!:!c;,.r;"t quit getting out big c:u;r..-ks
!jn.o;e ::i 10 ram a tea- to cat. Aii
,th l.a c- to u-j U to lajd their little
tin pal! itrnk-r the -moist, and a dir. tier
tkaaa- in a minute. Yiec la Ikack
j lid's! j'.' we've f.lm.ost got it.
W. ii. '(-. ;i former rekde'U of
-is place, calkd '.n as Tuc.-day.
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l.eia'y .'.:. .:;':! r.as starlet ai
A ffiuUtKli-tiit, Tht
SHOW OF iTS
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Locsi PSews
frim Tuesdays Ir.ny.
I'jR RPR'IMG THIS VP Hi C- iL Vallt T drove in this morning
nhtii bbhiiUO ! HID Itr.ii!(, vi,it h,rc fur lhe y :.,(,kiR;, afler
L Mode ! .i live'' va; ir.ia.od J !. y
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mre t:-adiry- with the nu. chants.
T. I Ii; iL'er of r.Ir.r.lcy was amoncr
!hv: eovr.'y s at vi.-'itors today, lein.r
jc:-.!:'.-xl )K-: e t; tc -t.iy in ci trict eoart.
IN-i: I.;'jc-hr".a."'. ti:e roa.l si :vrvisor
. i of iloci; i-. ad'., vi'.i m ti.-; city today
j ,.-s i atte.n-::r.c the .-.v.-kn of the board of
-s ihcaur. l;.,ih thiMCu:r'n;i?'1''"!'r--
k so i;.-.p;-e.---ed. 21 r. ! ia::k (.iilaeh of Man'.ey vas in
! : : -ct -tii r I'-e c i. v tin" ai u ra.oon e:...irs' to
a : : r'.t.atf
;he Arai -dean i-vi..:.. v h'.eh he r
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Gcorg-e Vv Snyder ixnd C. II. Yal
lery were arricng: the Omaha passeng
ers this morning, where they will
virit for the day with friends.
William Wehrbein, one of the enter-pri.-inc
youna: farmers from near
M -array, was in the city today for a
few hours looking after some trading.
I. A. Meisinger was among the
farra.tr visitors in the city yesterday
far a short time looking after some
matters of business with the mer
chants.
Albert Bauer, the Murdoch butcher,
was in the ciiy today for a few
hours ja tending to some matters of
business- and visking with relatives
the dkt:i,t court in a.nl friends
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fa.;. da; ce a: court; '.:
Mdk: Mr. I.h;yd.
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lh..;i v. ; r kn -. in taa histo: v , . ,
a a:cal havs in Chkaigo. S.-:r.e ia: ' i.-.; .a
rcaa'rc-d loa;' !! rmail I Ik .tie- - !aa I
o-.e can dardka'c tlie ;:;.- a :.'-' .
ai- is a 'xca
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ib'!i. "V. Ii. Canning of Union came
up this morning from his home to
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v hkh is i ! s- .... ion today,
.aaa Cyras Id .angston aad
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'-.-e-o la re t" iay lookij-g
1 aaaac-s ma' ;crs at the
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.-uac !-. a-or of i'iat.. mot.:.', precinct, look after some matters in the district
a.a. ia the city t a.ay in a'Kn Jarre at court, where he was called on the Gar--he
meeting ': Xh-.- coiarty board. , is 0:1 estate case.
"-."-t in t:-is nio.-n-.r.g j (leorge Marks and wife, Will Part-
'';; r Creek to attend the j ridge and Mrs. Charles Hansen, from
a.f the ha-'-d of O'tillty com- -.10r.r N'diiiwkn . wpvp Pittnnth
isitors Wednesday afternoon. The
trip was made in Mr. Marks' auto.
Mis. Lttellr I'ittman of Idaho, who
is here to attend the hearing of the
equate of her father, the late George
W. Garrison, came up this mroning
from Union with her brother, Charles
W. Garrison and wife.
Charles Miller, the genial and
-a ho-. auk-d farmer from south of
thi.-. city, was here today for a few
hours en route to Omaha, and while
in the city renewed his subscription
to the Jo-LM-nal.
du trust C. I'r.ttt-ch and August
Krecklow, from near Mardcy, were in
t 1 aa,e.
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k 'a';; train IV- ("r.aa; eh Xel.. where
a v -.id vi. k f..r a short time with
a; dves an 1 fsd-nds.
.'. C. 1' id .y, road .-vers', or of
i aai r t.re.-iacd eatre ia- this ir.c rn-
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after some
Siikalioes! I
Just in time to mtike your new comforts. We
offer largest and most complete line of Silka- p
line (everyone asks per yard) for one
week we will furnish this super quality at per
yard 10c plain or figured, (new patterns.;
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If you are looking for Underwear in medium ami hc;iy
weight in Union Suits or separate garments in the l,.si t
fitting, best wearing, non-schrinkable in a tiartinti , ! p
value goods, then it will pay you to look at our line. C.'.il- $
dren's Union Suits 50c, 75c and SI. 00 per garment; La .a:- s' v
Union Suits at 75c to $1.00; Gentlemen's at SI. 00 to 1.50
per garment.
We are planing a sale on Ladies' Die -ci -rd mefli':!:i j
weight Union Suits in a 75c value, to clean v. at 50a j ... r )
garment. We offer an endless line of grey wool 'partite
garments (shirts and pants) for children ct ;i cjt j .kae.
You can buy these at almost the price of cuiton go(d..
"See the Shirt Waists in our window. You may
take Your choice at 08c each.
'We offer and endless line of odds and ends in
Shoes that sold as high as $1.50 at per pair 61.00
mostly blisses' and Children's.
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thisjih? city Tti".-day looking after somr
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y.-uag of Murray
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for the day, led at the Journal office for a brief
da.' con-.m:--- i'.'kii. ?.l r. I'atttrcii renewed his paper
for another year.
I'r. G. II. Gilmore, aecomjianied by
James A. Walker, motored up this
d: this r a-tdair f i , ra la home ! morning from their home at Murray
'a a.i to saira- read matters with i to .-pera! a few hours here looking af-
bt-a.'-d or commh-s'.-a'v--. Mr. Iter some banners matters. ihey
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v'.kc ac'comnanied home by Arthur
ik.kcr. who has been excused as a
juror for th rest of the week.
Frank P.eister, Oris Sehleifert and
'!-.' V,-.r i r'-.ir!.i T frnr- np.ir .Tnnlev. were
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. i this mo- rdag cler.T.rte.l j in Piattsmotith Tuesday, driving down
o . ; ;ad the day la-vking ; in the auto for a few hours' visit at
a.-inc. mai.ers. j th.- county seat. The young men
k.eadk was in the t it v v.'c: a brief callers at the Journal office.
:Vu- laaa s l..oki g after v-hiie here Mr. Rei?ter enrolled
ka- name .fur tb.e paner for one year.
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for OraaV;
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''il&lPQRTMT CASE THAT IN
VOLVES GGHSiDERABLE PRO
PERTY IN DISTRICT COURT
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ret! a : '-i: a "tor some naitters of
: dao : i r a a- ' ia-arr.
.k k. of Vet a:;:rr Water was
a"..- tl '. '.d-it'T.s f , oir. the country
the city vest. rd:t y laohiag after
a a ra'?a at the court hau-e.
k. ?'. ik the Murray mc'vhart,
are ia ia t ever. Ira- from Omaha and
.oat a k av hours here before rc-
rair.'r to i k iat;j ia ihe south.
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from Omaha for a
a this cirv while en
i John Whdi
ITkl.kd this, rtaaat
! A v.- ia ra v
ra;te home 1 rc-rn tite rneirooits.
l.-"! '! C. II. Valk-ry was among the pas-
j fa-ers t'rd.s morning for Omaha,
Nations. i '.via !'!' he v.-id consult n specialist in
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;,.,;! i. -aa l a 'a'autikdj kd Ihar-rru-li aad wi"e were among
for ioio. I
d aJt'Oy, asks to have placed on the list
ho.v-s the ' the na-'-eiarars l k i s morning for the
a and It i k 'act; o'adis. v.daarc titev go to sren
- to ho v--T.rttad that oil tar oat 1 j k hutirs lckkir.g after matters of
da.- hrda d tpitve rot aii iu.t 'a.aas ', ! aa aa ss.
it, i ; aue tae-e, na we nope i ,t y r.-vai -vli Mt.d Ain-ust
This morning the district court
opcaed with the calling of the case
in the matte'- (,f the estate of George
W. Garrison, deceased, which has been
b-oaa.ht from the county court, on ap
oeai by the widow of the deceased.
Tite case involves the settlement of
.-.uite a large estate and the amount
involved will be considerable. The
widow was given some S"00 under the
will and was later ordered by the
county cottrt to turn over to the ad
ministrator several thousand dollars'
worth of notes, which she claimed
haul been given her by her husband
'ucfore his death. The childern of the
deceased contested this claim, with
the lcstdt as noted above. There were
several deeds to real state belonging
to Mr. Garrison which convyed land
to ihi children which have been filed
sincet he death of that gentleman, and
these the widow, through her attor-
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I..- v.ii'i i.. ! r i. 's :.. I a i'- I a
IdS TklS. Cut oat t! i
.' ve cents to Foley & Co.,
.. writii:" v-ur T.arr.e and
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ae O: t-." taiL"e oa; . aaa . y ;.( yi..
' . - aiKdicd. A copy o. tms jtlf a !::t r r:Vod:ct. were in the city
v- sd le ma;la.! tipoti rcceg.t I v..-.-..er d.av h.okii.. after sorr.n matters
of l.a-ane. s and v kiting with friends.
"..io.ty Asas.--or W. 11. Bryan re
turn ad home !: -t evening from Ash-k--ii',
valtave !.t. has been for a short
time looking after some matters on
his farm rear that place.
M-s. Coon Fioehr of III Reno, Okla
homa, v.ho !'.". bean here for a short
lira.e vl-i in1. at the home of her par-
ilS ieTa rtud thi '. afteiitoor. for her
'aam'a he "v as t.cromni.me'l as 1r
as Orr.uha by Leonard and Mi-.;- Laura
31. i-it-gcr.
F. A. Ik-kpatrkh ua.d wife, who
1 ;a. e been vkiliag at l-'t. Joseph. Mo.,
v ith thci- so;,, came in last evening
'or a short visit here. Mr. Xirkpatriek
I jc'armal this laondng to their home
a-
fmert-'-oticie;
! n" ihr iirr.nertv of the estate that they
may be divided among the heirs. She
e'ee. s to take under the law instead
of accepting the amount given her by
the will. The case will attract con
siderable attention, as the family is
one very prominent in Liberty pre
cinct. The morning was largely taken
up with the selection of a jury to try
the case.
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BEKoninMier. of
l oikT
ady. eaar
Chkt:
: ' c .-s clearly. V.a; will leacdve in ! ArmOLir'S bOifJI'cn Cl-bCS lA Nd"-V'ki:' v-'i!i5e :lrr" Killtpatri.-k
-cfo-n a fret' trial rat-Vtr:e contaiai-g i 5
. ; oi'-v s 1 m-v and v ' mrour... fh -
-,r ..;;rhr, chls'nnd cr-.um 'oh.-y Kt 'aay j 2 Ti Ci ChfckCH SOUp at
p a s a paergtr lor V'-aatia to spenu
thc day.
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k'd - I-art il!k. a.a- l.k ft.k ?
of !.... rb.h-.. -. (:.'- e ihe
jhav' f-f radi ro; h-.-ya ;
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vi Foler C.in.
hi yjaar town
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j tke St. Mary's Guild.
HkiwO a i'iiOl Jbuaancss for a
v'a T".; it. v.
j'. ft. ik.ra.e of "Weeping Wa-
1-f v ova-- Ti'..Vit i-i nt.
as a aare ai ia.e .uusutuc uaitquet
kkd lard evening.
Thiilp Ikckcr was a passenger this
moakrtr for -J;o metror :dis, where he
i aaes to look after some matters of
few hours.
Demonstration for Goodrich Company.
The Goodrich Drug company of
Omaha have a representative in this
city who is demonstrating the toilet
articles handled by the firm. Mrs.
Monroe is an expert in this line and
has visited a number of the homes of
the ladies of the city showing the
r.plenaid value of these goods. The
Gering drug store is the headquarters
of the Goodrich company here, and all
orders left there will be looked after
by Mrs. Monroe in person, and the
different toilet preparations shown to
the satisfaction of those who are interested.
uckweiler Lutz
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THE HOG CHOLERA
ers thro'ii.yh'.aa.t the c'aa.ty a .a,
amjdie of dealing v :tti the i
an 1 the Miperiittjttdvr.t d a-- a t
that he is ju-tiht 1 ia reaora.r.a a
vact i nation
the disease
thi
Some time ago the Journal made
mention of the fact that hog cholera
had made its appearance on the coun
ty farm, v.st of this city, and that
the superintendent, Mr. Tarns, was
taking steps to see that every effort
was made o stamp out the disease.
On the advice of expert hog raisers
and the commissioners it was derided
to vacinate the remaining animals
there in order to check the spread of
the disease, but this seems to have not
been as successful as was hoped for,
as it failed to check the spread of the
disease, even though Mr. Tarns adopt
ed the policy of separatk.g the ani-
rvieS. M1LLY GURTiS FOR
MER PLATTSMOUTH LADY
fiJOBEO fJ HAVELGOK
Tite news has l:i Mora ! i:
city by relativ-'-s of a very e.
cident that b-o. be fa ken a a
I'la'kmcuth lad, Mrs. Mh'y '
at Ilavkc ck a fa.v .lays : -.-. k
th:;'. Mrs. Cuiti a ia c : , a
another Jadv, v ;a a t d ". . i . ;
days ago, wr.er: a. is
mais in the herd affected with the I horse which tlv. v v. etc d; a
disease. He waited the ten day . came fi -'...'.nod ta d sta' te!
recommended by the state authorities j away, and getti-a- i r'-r i k c
before making his report, and sines , the ladies ran f.-:
the vaccination of the hogs on No
vember 22 tiie following number of'
and finally ov.ifara
thrcwinrr the t'.v
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deaths have occurred among i Cu-iis
them: November 2d. three:
November 24. two; November 2-", one;
November 2or two; November 27, five;
November 2S, three; November 2'.',
three; November 30, two; December
1, three; December 2, two. This
morning there were none of the hogs
dead and Mr. Tarns feels that perhaps
at last the disease has run its limit
and that the remaining animals will
be s;afe from the disease.
lie has been greatly worried over
the spread of the disease, as he has
taken a great deal of time and trouble
in rearing the hog?, which were of
large size and in the finest of shape
when the cholera made its appearance
among them. The result of the
ravages at the farm and the handlmtr
of the cases may be used by the farm-
a-- :e' erai
bone, as wall
ribs, and now Pa- a the !. t i
daughter, Mrs. Ik C. Ga r ; . ,
Haveloka 5n very c i io.;. : k; ae. i
fears r.re r.tert:ti'ed i) :.i . .. r.a y
not recover from tkc erTect of " a a. -cident.
She has naa y fiaai k i.
who will learn with the do. ae-t i -grct
of tite misf-atar.e aa i f .. ' ta a
she may be able to rerov. r : at ;
-hock an.l injuries ra-a.a a ! : t.
smash-up. Mrs. Cartk i a i : v .
D. C. Ilvde of this caty.
dud'ae James T. Fee ay
this moridag from I ;a ii'
same di-trict court. a'"'.t ;a
meat over yesterday af'a. .
to the po-t .loneir. :.t f
cases eti tite clocl et.
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Gore, Ga. P. A. Morgan had oc
casion recently to use a liver medi
cine and says of" Foley's Cathartic
Tablets: They thoroughly cleansed
my system and I felt like a new man
light and free. They are the best
medicine I have ever taken for con
stipation. They keep the stomach
sweet, liver' active, bowels regular."
j For sale by all druggists.
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