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MONDAY. NOVEMEEEP 1. 191". PLATTSMOUTII SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. PAGE 5. if rift h i "r w hi h H ri. b ui.uin iuae ta et n Copyright. 1014. by CHAPTER XVII. . A Matter cf Dress. ELI., now." Wayland went ! cm as tlicy stepied off nt th j "W hotel. '1 ;im iu command of this expedition. From this on I lead tli's outtit. When It comes to hotels, railways and the like o that I'm head raiige-r." Mrs. McFarlane. tired, hungry and a Uitle dismayed, accepted his control gladly. I.ut Berrie could not at once slip aside her responsibility. "Tell the hostler" "Not a wcnl!" commanded Noreross, tr.i the girl, with a smile, submitted to his pnidnnee. and thereafter his effi ciency, his self possession, his tact de lighted her. He i-orsuaded the sullen landlady t set them supper. He se cured the best rooms in the house ajid arranged for the care of the team. Iterrie was correspondingly less mas culine. In drawing ofT her buckskin driving cloves she had put away the eowjrirl and was silent, a little sad ' even in the in n 1st or tier enjoyment of his dictatorship. And when he said, "If lay father reaches Denver in time I want you to meet him." she looked the dismay she felt. "I'll do it. but I'm scared of him." "You needn't be. I'll see him first and draw his Cre." Mrs. McFarlane interposed. "We must ilv :t little shopping lirst. We ean't meet your father as we are." "Very we!!. It is arraimed. We pet in. I find, alxnit noon. We'll go straight to the bizest shop in town. If we work with sied we'll be able to lunch with my father. He'll be at the I'at nier House at 1." l'.errie said nothing, either in accept ance or rejection of his plan. Her ir.ind was enn-erned with new concep tln. new relationships, and when in tire luil I he took h,-r face between his hands and said. "Cheer tip.' All is not lost!" she put her arms about his Ji-i-k and laid her cheek against his breast to hide her tears. "Ob. Way land. I'm such an idiot in the city! I'm Afraid your, father will despise me." She woke to a new life next morn-ing-a life of compliance, of following, of dependence upon the judgment of another. She stood in silence while her ioer paid the bills, bought the tickets and toleCTa f died tl:eir coming to his father. She nerpiies ed when he prevented her mother from telephon ing to the raw li. She comilied when he countermanded her order to huve I he team sent back at once. His judg ment ruled, and she enjoyed her sud den freedom from responsibility. It was novel, and it was very sweet to think that she was being en rod for as she had cared for and shielded him ic the world of the trail. In the railway eo.-n-h Wayland tact fully withdrew, leaving mother and daughter to discuss clothes undisturb ed by his presence. "We must look our best, honey." said Mrs. MrFarlaite. "We will jn rigbt to Mine. Crosby at Rattle's, and she'll tit us out. I wish we had more time, but we haven't, so we must do the best v e can." "I want Wayland to choose my hat and traveling suit." replied Perrie. "Of course, tint you've (rot to have a Jot of other things besides." And they tent to the eron work of mak ing out a list ..f g tc- be purchased s -..ion n thw r-.-oh-d OMcaro Wayland can hrlr with a Tnver yaier in tils hand and a look of dis cus en his face "It's u!l in here at 'cast, the outlines of it." J'.'-rrie l'ok the journal and there lead the details cf Settle's assault upon the foreman. "The light arose from a remark concerning the- forest iiipervior's daughter. Ranker Settle resented the gossip aiid fell upon the other man. beating him with the butt of hi.s revolver. Friends of the fore man claim that he ranker is a drunk en bully and should have been disk-barged long ago. The supervisor for ome mysterious reuse n retains this man. although he is an incompetent. It is also claimed that McFarlane put a man on the roll without examina tion." The supervisor as the protag onist oT the play, whi-.b was plainly political. The attack upon him was bitter and unjust, and Mrs. McFar lane again declared nor . intention . of returning to help him iu his light. However. Wayland again proved to her .that her presence would only miliar-j-ass the supervisor. "You would not 'aid him in the slightest degree. Nash and Landou ale with L.ini and will re fute all these charges." This newsnaiicr story look the lisht out of their das and the biiiile from ! A ROMANCE OF THE BEAR TOOTH RANGE By HAMLIN GARLAND Hamlin Garlmnd lirrrie's lijus. and the women entered tie city silent and distressed in spite ot.' the .efforts of their young guide. The nearer the girl came to the ordeal, ol" facing the elder Norcross the more she feared the outcome, but Wayland kept his air of easy confidence and drove them directly to the shopping renter, believing that under the influ ence of hats and gloves they would re gain their customary cheer. In this lie was largely justitied. The had a delightful hour trying on mil linery and coats and gloves. Silent, blushing, tousled by the hands of her decorators, l'.errie permitted hats to be perilled on her head and jackets buttoned and unbuttoned about her shoulders till siie felt like a won: clothes horse. Wayland beamed with dciight. but she w-as far less satisfied thau he, and when at last selection was made she still had her doubts, not or the clothes, but of her ability ic wear them." They seemed so alien ti her. so restrictive and enslaving. "You're an easy litter," said the sales woman. "But" here she lowered bet voice "you need a new corset. Thi- j old one !s out of date. Nobody is wear mg hips now. Thereupon l'.errie meekly permittee herself to be led away to a torture room. Wayland waited patiently, am! when she reappeared all traces of I'.eai Tooth forest had vanished. In a neat tailored suit and a very chic hat. with shoes, gloves and stockings to match she was so transformed, so charmingly girlih in her olf conscious glory, that he was tempted to embrace her in t lit presence of the saleswoman. Rut lit didn't. He merely said: "I see 'he gov ernor's finish. Let's go to lunch. Yoi: are stunning!" , "I don't know myself." respondec Berrie. "The only thing that leeis nat ural is my hand. They cinched me s. tight I can't eat a thing, and my shoe- b'trt." She 'attliod as she said t!;i for her of i in- i rna i:h;r was con scions. Fin a fraud. Your father wii spot my brand tir.st shot. I.ook at my face red as a saddle!" "Ion't let that trouble you. This i the time of year when tan is fashion able. Ion't you be afraid of the gov emor. Just smile at Lini, give bin. your grip, and he'll melt." "I'm the one to melt. I'm beginnin:: now." Notwithstanding his confident advict Wayland led the two silent and in wartlly dismayed women into tin showy cafe of the hotel with some de srroe cf personal apprehension concern ins" the approaching interview with bi father. Of course he did not permit this to npiear in the slislitest detrree. It pl"iised hlni to observe the admir ing glances which were turned upoi Berrie. whose bat became her mighti ly, and. loan in? over, he said in a lov voice to Mrs. McFarlane: "Who is tht lovely young lady opposite? Won't yoi introduce me':" This little play being over, lie sifid "Now. while our ord'r is coining 1'j: run out to the desk ami see if the gov ernor has come in or not." Wayland returned with an inereasi of tension in his face. "He's here! I've sent word saying 'I nm lunching iu the cafe with ladies. I think he'll come round. I'.ut don't lie afraid of him. He's a good riea' rougher on the outside than he is at heart. Of course he's a bluff old busi ness man and not at nil pretty, am'. he'Jl transfix you with a kind of esti uniting glare as if you were a tree but he's actually very easy to manage If you know how to handle him. Now I'm not going to try to explain every thine to hlni at the beginning. l'ir going to introduce hitn to you in .: casual kind of way and give hi.n time to take to you both. lie forms hi? likes and dislikes very quickly." "What ir he doesn't -like ns?' in quired Herrie. with troubled brow. ' He can't help it." His tone was st positive that lwr eyes misted with hap piness. 'l!ut here comes our food. 1 hope you aren't too nervous to c;rt. illere is where 1 shhi" as provider. This is the kind of camp fare 1 can recommend." Rerrie's healthy appetite rose nbovt her apprehension, and she ate with tht. keen enjoyment of a child, and hei mother said. "It surely is a treat tc get a chance at somebody else's cook ing." - Ton't you slander your home fare." warned YTayland. "It's as good a? this, only different." He sat where he could watch thf Ioor. and despite his Jocund pos-e hi5 fyes expressed growing impatience and fpnie anxiety. They were all well .Info their dessert before he called, out, tewcomer from where she sat, but Berrie rose in great excitement as a heavy set. full l'acid man v. ii'.i sh :t, graj- mustache and high, smooth brow entered the room. He did not smile as lie greeted his son. and his penetrating glance questioned even before poke. He seemed to silently ask: "Well, wfcats all this? How do you happen tJ le here? Who are these women?" Wayland said: "Mrs. McFarlane. this is my father. Father, this is Miss Borea McFarlane of Hear Tooth Springs." The elder Norcross shook hands with Mrs. McFarlane politely, cold'y. bat he betrayed surprise as llerea took his tinkers in her grip. At his son's solici tation lie accepted a seat opposite Berea. but refused dessert. Wayland explained: "Mrs. McFar lane and her daughter quite saved my life over in the valley. Their ranch is the liest hea'th resort in Colorado." "Your complexion indicates that." his father responded dryly. "You look something tlie way a man of your age ought to look. I needn't ask how you Hie feeling." "You needn't, but you may. I'm feel ing like a new tidtile. barring a bruise at the back of my head, which makes a 'hard hat' a burden. I may as we'd tell you first oti that Mrs. McFarlane is the wife of the forest supervisor at ' V J ,1-, Si- v L'--i, :n. A lr . ! J 3 . i . She Was So Transformed That He Was Tempted to Embrace Her. Bear Tootli. and Miss Berea is the able assistant of her father. We are uli rank conservationist." Norcross senior examined Berrie pre cisely as :.f his eyes were a couple of X ray tubes, and as she flushed under his slow scrutiny he said, "I w.: i expecting to find the forest service in such hainis." Wayland laughed. "I hope you didn't mash hi.s fingers. Berrie." She smiled guiltily. "I'm afraid 1 did. I hope I didn't hurt you some times I forget." Norcros senior was waking up. "Yon. have a most extraordinary grip. What did it piano practice':" Waylan-J grinned. "Piano! No the cinch." "The what?'' AYayland explaimd. "MNs M. Far lane was brought up on a rait -h. Sin' can rope ami tie a steer, saddle bet' own horse, pin k an outtit and ail the rest of it." "Oh! Kind of .-ov.gul. chV" Mrs. McFarlane. eager to put P-errie s better part forward, explained: "She's our only child. Mr. Nor. loss, and as sih-h has been a constant com panion to her father. She's not al, cowhand. She's bean to school, and she can cook and sew as we!'." "Mrs. McFarlane comes from an old Kentucky family, father. Il-'t- grand father helped to found a college down there." Wayland's anxious desire to create a favorable impression of the women did not escape the lumberman, but hi-far-e remained finite cxpressionl'iss tr ue replied: "If the life of a cowhand wovtld givi you the vigor this yo-.mg lady unpear to possess I'm not sure but you'd bet ter stick to it." Wayland and th" two women ex chanted glaii'-es of r li"f. "Why not t-11 him now':" iln-V seem etl P ask. But lie said: "The'-o's n lon jttory to to!! before v. e dc i-V ea v.y. career. Let's finish our lunch. How a mother, ami bow are the girl.??" (To Be Continued.) No danger of infecting: your hogs with Cholera or Foot a.nd Mouth Dis ease when you treat them with Ve ;-ey's Arti-Cholera. A disease germ could not live half a second in a droo of this remedy.' It is sure death to worms end all disease germs, an-! makes hogs hearty and vigorous. For cale by Gerinp & Co., Druggists. 10-23-w2t Taken Up. A pig. Owner may have .-ame by proving property and payin,; for this notice. Inquire at this ofrcc Everyone reaas the want ads. u FOR EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE for western land, eight-room house, steam heat, bath, etc.. " lots. For Sale New six room house. A five-room cottage on monthly payments. Vacant building lots. Small acreage tracts. Windham Investment fi Loan Co. , 10-15-3td-4tw Mi'j'ii i: or im oiii'oiivnoN Fiitxj si;i t ui'i'V t:nk f Vlnr ( n i-U. AMi'-lc 1. Tlie iiiuio- !.!.-!; thi-s corpni ii! ioi! .-liHIl In- known i, !" rst S- ieiir:tv K;i.'ik. 1 filar n-i-K, .m :.. 1 Ar'.icN- The l-iite: i ;i I .j:.cc ol l-iis i iii-ss ol" l!::s eorjio: ;il urn s'-arl he i ! i-.i.i;- 'i-i't-li, nur.H "1 'ii.--s. Slat ft el" Xcl.ni!::!. .vu--f ?.. T: i ' .i-iit for whi.-l, i!:;.-t-orpoi-nt ion is fornifil is to carry on n ! e.iaiiiii-r.-ia '! l-:iiik:n- ':- i : . urnhT tile ila-.v." of t!:e St;.!,- of N I.v.c i:u I Art ji-:.. ;. 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D lPlT... V IT. M.CAKTIiV. Ail m in h--t -: t or With V.'i'.i Annex--.! of the Instate jf John I'earsley, I'ci-eased. io-i-r.'.vk- !.:; i. mitii K. NhTi''K To JostKi-HIXK HQiA, Xon J ; e s i .1 e ii f I ; c f e n i ! a n t : vol." aim: m;r;i:!:v xtifii:i that oti tlie Uth (i:iy of Ma v. ltir-. Max tenia tiled ,- i."tition fiaiiinst xon in the Iis trict Court of Cass County, Nebraska the ohject :nil )ri::- !- ef which are ti ohtiiin a iliyorce fr.itu you upon tin croiimls of cni.-'J .". il.s, rtion ami in fioeiity. ti 1 1 for the custody ef the in fant chilli, the iss : of said marrinire. Miirie Inula, atrial two years, ami that the hon'is of ma t r in nny now existing l.etween the plaintiff nail liefentlanl nitiv he tiissolveil. iiii.l' fur sut'li otiit-r ami further relief af m:i- he e(i::tahle You are require. 1 to answer snhl peti tion on or before .Monday, the l.'.iii lu.y of November, IhlT,. MAX DL'L'A, Plaintiff. 9-1 iJ-4wk. LEUAL NOTICE. In the District Court of Cass County, Nebraska. Erma Reynolds, Flaintiff, vs. Joseph Ileynoids, Defendant. To Joseph Reynolds, Defendant: Ycu are hereby notified that on the 17th dvy cf July, 1015, Erma Rey nolds filed her petition in the District Court of Cuss County, Nebraska, the object and purpose of which is to obtain a divorce from you on the grounds of desertion and failure to support. You r.re required to answer said petition on or before Monday, the 20th day of November, 11)15. Dated this 'JOth day of October, Il15. ERMA REYNOLDS, 10-21-4wks. Plaintiff.' Frank Steppatt was among those going to Omaha this morning, where he will meet his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Steppatt, and hi.s brother, Etl, who are coming from Biair for a short visit in this localitv. View the fire line of fancy station ery at the Journal. We can fill the biiL NEHAWKA. News. Mrs. Stout came down from Lin coin Monday to spend a few days at the home of V. I'. Sheldon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leavitt and br.hy cur." down from Detltany Sunday To spenJ a few days with D. C. Wes'. and family. Several of the members of the K. I. k-tls-'r- of this place went to Lim-obi "Wednesday afternoon to attend a con vention of that order. Mr. and Mrs. ,r. W. Majrney enter tained at dinnei Sunday Miss P.ev-rec-e Newell, of Piattsmoiuh, and deorsre A. Ma'T-ov and family fi .i Omana. Vilas Sheldon and J. W. Majrr.y i.iul wives attende.l 'he Notre Darx and Nebraska fojl '1 pume in Lin coln Saturday. The trip was mael? in .Mes"ney's auto E. M. Potioit! and Charles Adams loo!-: a lof.d of foot ball rooters to Lin coin Saturday, where they witnessed arte of the best games played on the Nebraska field. OI! ic All is and Tom Mason made a trip tt Lincoln on the former's motor cycle iasc Saturday. They saw the '-ame and outside of a spill or two everything was creat. The hoi'sehold pmiis of Allen Cox in ived from Lincoln Friday. He h:is moved into a portion of the residence riccupied ly I'l. Shafe-r, where they will reside for the present. Cecil Stanley air: Leona-d Pollard rf Clark?, Neb., both pals of the editor, brought the latter horn? from Lincoln undr.- mo; nihrz in Mr. Stanley's car. The v.hol-a bunch had been to the frame tntl the former were returnincr home via Omaha. EAGLE. Beacon. ".i-T' W. II. Letts of Atkinson. Neb., visit Sunday at the home of his brother, 'Z. P. Belts. The Venner family were down from 'Jncoiti Sunday and spent the day at he P. F. Verner home. F. L. L-imbert of Lodi. Custer coun y. Nelov.s ka. arrived here Saturday "f last week to spend the whiter. Mrs. A. W. Noi-t-is and little son -eturned hi me Thursday morr.inpr "rna a mrrth's visit with relatives at Ok' scow. Kentucky. P.. A. McClanahan. mar.acer of the TVhbvny Creamery C'o., of Fairbury, N( I)., was in town the first of the week "i- kiner his mother, Mrs. M. E. Brant ner. Jumes S'.cry, who has been spendiiip; he summer at the heme of his daiifh er. Mrs. B'uce Thorp and ff.mily. left be first of the week for his home at ava nnali. I i 1 i n o i -. The Misfes Lena and Gladys Sha-p. ' ho hfive been holdirfr down a home stead rear Armells. Montana, arrived home Tuesday afternoon to spend the winter with their parents. Arthur and Nora Jetes are visitinc it the home of their sister, Mrs. Claud Benz and family, northwet of town. They have been livinsr at Pasadena, "ah, for the past four years, but will now reside with their parents in Omaha. Carl Pi ice is the owner of a new "100 ;-rafano:a, which he- purchased at Lincoln just recently. It will be used o furnish music for the dances. Carl ays he visited a dance hall just re cently whore a jrrnfanola was used and the mufc which it furnished was excellent. He will jrive it a tryout at 'he dance Friday nipht of this week. UNION. Ledger. Frank BoLrrrs has opened up the new restaurant in the Stanton build ing, and from ail reports is do ins: n nice business. E. J. Mouerey has recovered suffi ciently from an attack of lumbacra so as to be able to frtt to town once in a while ajram. D. B. Foster has his left hand in a slinfr this week as a result of miss ing what he should of hit and bit tine; what he should of missed. It is reported that Mrs. Nancy Mc- Nan.ee and two or three other ladies will leave in the near future to spend the winter on the Pacific coast. "Sheriff Ed. Fisher, of Otoe county. came up Saturday nipht and arrested Robert Foster,-charged with stealing a Fcrd car from the streets of Neb raska Citv. IIt:ph M. Robb and wife. Miss Gus- sie iiuon, wnn .viss -Minnie stanrora and Miss Jean Morton of Nebraska City, motored from here to Omaha last Thursday afterr.ooi. C. F. Morton went to O'Neill, Neb., the fore part of the week to look after v !a car of apples that he shipped there I last week. The car was billed wrong: I from here and lust en route. Up t (h si. Tuesday noon neither the car not Mr. Morion could be accounted tor. j V.'es Woouard came back to Union (Monday nip-hit for a short visit with (friends and relatives. Wes was a victim of Dan Cupid in Omar a Mon ch'y. so when he came down to Union ho bourrht tickets for two. The voun.rr ctrjple will reside in Coleridtre in tt.e future. P.. F. Corson, of London, Ohio, camo in Tuesday mornifie for a visit with I). B. Foster and other friends in and near Union. He seems well pleased I with the appearance of Union and I 'says he is comin- back apain. It will. lie at least tnrec or lour weens uemre he returns to Ohio. LOUISVILLE. Courier. The Sunday School Convention was a success. A number of the farmers are be ginninc: to prather their corn. Mrs. F. I!. Nichols left Monday for Maitl?nii, Mo., for a short visit with relatives. j Uncle Georjrc Sckoeman came uji . f rem Pkitts-noi'th Tuesday eveir.r.rr for a visit with relatives in and near Loirisvilie. Mr. uni Mrs. IM Tavior, Miss Mae and riovtl Tay; 2 ti t to Lincoln Island to visit iSur.dr.v on the IV' I relat ives. Vv'e ;.re sorry to report that Anhur Standei. who has been in poor health I for some time, is bedf;:t at present, ib.tt liis fritnds hot.e he will so'-n be ifcble to be out attain. lame- Terry be:-'-;.' :.rtd son Jesse v.ir.t to Cherry counTy Monday for a few days' hunt. On their return th-y will brirtr bi.ck a cr.r load tf the rourrh b red cattle. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Phe'ps, of Oma ha, sper.t Siuhiay in Louisville with Mr. and Mrs. Chiis. Phelps. retuiTiir? I.'onday motninc. Mr. Plielps holds i. re.-r.onsibie position with the Union Pr.cifi". where he has been emp!"yed - , . tor the pf-st trirr.y "en'-s. Xrs. C. J. Pani-cili! received the sad intchcxree the- first of the week of the death of her sister, Mrs. Wil liam Filer, who resided on a farm in South Dakota. Her remains were brought to B-oek, Neb., for burial, and Mr. and Mrs. Fankonin left for Brock Wednesday to attend the fur.tr i.l. Mrs. Eller was well known in Louisville before her marrinire and b.ad mar.y friends here who will rcjrrct to learn t f her cleath.which came af ire fever;:! months' of poor herit'n. iTl.c Courier extends sincerx1 sympathy to the bereaved family. , . ' ELM WOOD. Leader-Echo. Atte-rney Howard Saxtor came down from Pender, Neb., Wednesday for a few days' visit with hi? parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Saxton. ! Mrs. W m. Skeen is enjeyintr ?- visit ! from her father, "G-andpa" Gilbert. of Omaha. Her bi other, Rev. Marvin Gilbert, of Lincoln, w;s also here on Tuesday. Walter Bopenrief had the misfor tune to smash one cf the finders oti his ritrht hand while loading paoline barrels Tuesday nipht. It will lay him up for awhile C. E. Burke and family returned last Friday from York. Neb., where thpy liad spent several days visitinp with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Iia Helms moved their household poods from the Dreamer property to the Mrs. John Ha'l prop erty on Tuesday and will make their future home. Dr. C. R. Tienhoim and family and L. W. Roettper and son., Leon, motored to Hooper, Neb., Sunday in the form ei's auto to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. William Roettper. Atto-ney DeiesDernier departed Wednesday morninjr for the western part of the state on leeral matters and to look after land interests. He will visit Scotts Bluff, Chappel, Sidney and other points. Geo. MeFa:! and family, of Bruns wick, Neb., returned to their home on Saturday after a short visit at the heme of his father, A. McFail, and other relatives. Mr. McFnll, who is farming near the above named place, lepoits crop conditions pooti. Miss Minnie Sutherland on last Tuesday submitted to a skin-grafting operation in Lincoln to replenish the loss sustained when she was so hor tibiy burned a few weeks ayo at thej heme of her sister Tier.r Alvo. Those j furnLhir.p; the new skin were her sis-1 ters, Mrs. A. J. Rosenow and Miss Lettie Brapp of this city, and Miss Essie Sutherland of Lincoln, and also a cousin in the capital city. We ate plad to report that the operation was successful, and bright hopes for the J early recovery of Miss Sutherland aie ! entertained. V WEEPING WATER. Republican. M". i.v.d Mrs. Clyde Jenkins returned Friday from Ohio, where they had n: rt the s j.r.i.iei . Miss Nellie Davis, who has bren spendinp: several weeks with her "i andnarents. Mr .and Mrs. Jesse 1 pavis. returned to her home at Ra- VPnra S -.turday. Lowe1, the Vounsr son of Mr. and t W lle h!,,l tbo misfortune to break his left arm near the wri-t while at play on the school trrounds I Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Timbli" aiI fam ily, ef Alvo, were Sunday v:s--tors with Mr. Timbiin's mother. M- ,. J-.- ph Tinibl-n. who aecomp-.it-it-.l thorn borne for a v."'"id:. i.-:t -i the ftitm. Mrs. B. W. Iliat: of Risin;- City an ! her daughter, Mrs. Ai. in Kelly, aihl husband, of Ik'ilvt oo'i, vi: i'."d at the home of the former's daiiubter, M: -. C. H. Gibson, from Sat j-.t'V u'.til Tut The trip was made by auto. Amos Wrirht. s!".. who v.:1: for itr?r tip;; riff' h:.'i '.he mieslortu; to dislocate his wrist Tuesday while haul'PK rock. He was sum i'nc on a rock on the vvarron ai.ti a ; h i-l'-n Jiit of the va.'ron causeil him to lose hi.- bal ance and fall. It was probably mo-e painful thr.ii a broken hone. Wili Wc-t, the mail eieik. who was injured in the Mi ' curi Pacific vret k near Oreanolis five weeks aro, i-itt d h;-- ti.rcnts, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. We-t Monday. He is frcttit'tr a'onc: tpiite well from his iniutie. He was accom piM.ie'' to his home at Kan.-as City by has mother, who wer.t lor a week's visit. M'. a-v! Mrs. George J. Sio'nn an 1 : -on a v' Mr. Spohr.V :'.er, Miss Ma y, cf Superior, who had been viritir.tr several days with the former's cou.-ir Cha: les I'nd Georjre Spohr. ar..i Mr s. Al Weidcburc, also M'-s. Spohn's .m m 1 r . P V . 1 . . brother, Amiv -:u:m. r: At.!3.a, , , "r -1 K li '. tor th"!r home. Tin y were tiavcline; by auto. Mr. and Mrs. Osborn McNu:l:n of Cchtrr.l City were Sur. lay visitors at the home of the fn'-mrr's parents. Mi. and Mr-. R. D. McNurlin. They came oveiland in their car and were accom panied by Mrs. McNu-Hr.V nn.tht r. Mrs. Nea:-, of Buffalo, who is visitii.e; them; also Mrs. B. U. Corrliver of Havelock. Th.ey returned Monday morni'ip:. Local news We have a few more boxes of Sttticncry r,n the Earrrr.in Counter at i the Journal CoTict. If vet wait some ' wt rrr ,ft f . .... pli.ati ..m. J I.. VJ O iU.'V.l.t 1 ,1 vi..i, "lii. quick. M; s. Gct'-pe Nor is and Mrs. C. Grahn of Ficrcru-e. Nehra-rka, who were here- over Sunday visiting at the home of Mrs. Norri-' daughter, Mrs. Fritz Siemoneit, departed this cfler ncon for their home. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Trilseh and daughter, Esther, of Cedar Creek, moieied to this city Saturday foi a visit with county seat friends ;.nd t attend to some busine. s matter-.. While here Mr. Tritsch was a plea-ant culler at this office and had hi.s sub sciiption to this paper extended for another year. Mr. r.nd Mrs. C. F. Nickel. , uio have been visiting at the homo f M . Nickel.-,' father, William Ni -ke'.s and family, near Murray, tie-parted for their borne at Pierre, S. Lb. this mo: -.-big. They were taken a-i far a.- (Ir. .) ha ir an automobile by Mr. Nickel-" brother, George, and sister. Mi.-s Ftt .i. Before his departure Mr. Nickels al his brother, George, called at this of fice and Mr. Niekels ha 1 bis subscrip tion to this paper extended for anothe-yeiar. v-H-vn-H-H- -K--s W. A. ROBERTSON, - Lawyer. I- East cf Riley Hotel. Coates Block. J Second Floor. 4 f Distress in I lie Stmach. There a:e many people who have n di -tress in the stomach after meal:. It is due to ind;ge.-ti)n and easily remedied by taking or.e of Chambei !r.inH Tablets after meals. Mis. Henry Pat'.ghun, 'ictor, N. Y., write-' ' For some time I was troubled with Itctt hiehe and distress in my stomach afte; c:'. ting, also with constipation. About si:, months ago I began takin.. Chamberlain's Tablets. They regulat ed the action of my bowels and the headache, nnd other annoyances ceae I in a snort time." Obtainable tveiy whei e.
