MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1916.
PLATTS5IOUTH SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL.
PAGE S.
I-!; that lie intends making: a spe-jmeier on Saturday. July 2i, 101C.
. J cialty of raising this tine breed of cat-1 'r. and Mrs. Frank I'eister art'
NEHAWKA i-tl..j. We think that Mr. Capwell i.s rejoicing over the arrival of a dau.L'ht-
Nfs : doinir a good thing IV-r the cattle bui-u-i- t their hi. me near ManleV on Tues-
1 i
.".ess of tliis section in bringing in!(jav. Auirust 1st.
Rev. ills-ley accompanied l.y Olive,
Tvavers and Ehvin left .Monday f;r
Lincoln where they will attend the
Epworth Assembly daiing the next
two weeks.
.Mrs. II. I.. Thomas was visiting
ic-latives in Dunbar the latter part
of last week. Mr. Thomas went down
Sunday and they returned home lo
U el he 1"
(iraydon Ilhh-y has been confined
his bed the past week with what
had the symptoms of tvphoid fever.
able to be i
A
an.
car
bare ball -nthu:-i:uts
lateu ti fita i: iiinjii! r-unaav h- ijiii'
' - a real game. Th- Ias C'oia
:.!:y of Omaha took li'.irie the bacon
' a .-core of '. to -1.
La-.t WedaeMi.y while Joe Malcolm
'."s attending to his regular duties
t the mill he fell and allocated his j r (.usance aria
oahl'.-;. lie is bavk en the job as t"i' each '..fie
such a choice bunch of cattle,
A.
UNION.
Ledger.
C. W. Clark and wife who have
ducted the hotel here fo:
ear will leave the place some time
during the tvr.ru h.
Word was received liere the latter
pjn of the week of the death of Will
Cros, residing in California and that
he was buried last Sandav.
Len
one i'o'
Zslr. and .Mrs. Lester Tennant are
the happy parenas of a baby girl. The
little miss, arrived at the Tennant
home on Monday, July .'Jl. 191G.
Miss Margaret and Mary Schlatt-r
and brother William, children of F. L
Schlritc. of riattrmouth, are here
this week visiting at the home of
their ui-ele. William Ossenkop.
II. E. Thille is moving his houso-
the past i p";(' 1" Vutan this week where
cono'jet-- a saloon, Sunei-ntenucnt
u-if in is crippling ariH:;l oti
.. the l.-M.k of j ciiiipii!"; iii the
Hejker of the Louisville schools will
:vve here liont Lincoln and occupy
the Drake properly acated by Mr.
Thi.-Ie.
Wetoiny Vv utor la. t Suturdav aia
OM;t.-: It
,i::y.
1 ,
il. C. Yanr. of the Murj.ly
. l e. eivt ! a teh L'lam Wedne-
jnininci!! him to Portia::-.!.
('., V.M'lV 1 1 LI J II .ViUfUt'.N, .-ttiiior
1 . 1 ' 1
cut.tiiar tils foot on a broken bottle. p'.emix--- t. iia- .inn nas a sim.me.
X. hawka s-ems to have a- mu-h j ' Mr. MurpbyV two .-.on? a-cm
tr- uliie with auto speeders as Union, panied Mr. ant.
There is or.ly one 'way to .-.top thi.J !-'- V.'iMiam .-. r:! op went to
. j,e.,vv ,,-.,. j Mm; '.a l riuay i he wim ner sister.
Frank l-'cidater. of I'lattsiaouth
-e.
t'eod a- prior to the accident. ('has. E. Severyn, our professor.
I..r.r-i 1 'nr .--.-. .T-. n-li-. i i-l. i' ip.- -. t. ! . i-j n in r.ri 1 : , , 1 1 t-i 1 : t " . n ! o ! !"e1 1
" . , 'itti- 5. .1 It.- h:,, l.e.-n :i (!,,'!
(
who lirmerwent an operation ior i
an
acc ." ie::t
T..,esdav
v. ri.-u lie was th.rov.n frovn a hure and! state
le-
1 .
id!v. He
i-..
in; vr -ity
:d now he
.it is at the Jramanual hospital.
ni-n!.i ii :-;ui tieil iK.nii- S.i':-
it-e- school i-p-ed h-av-nr her sister comfortat.le.
i- i iii:r t'. his home
-.itiriLr Theodore X-lsoii
lie
time.-' at Hclv-.v. lor.
N(-!;;uvka mill has been a real1
in dust! iotis piace tiu- past week.
;M't .siilllde of
laana-'emt nt h;:
pi-.mi-es to be ,
t-e
fouiah I
t v.
yu,.
flour under the new
- beei' turned out and
.is u;ood a rr:ide as can
H! be known as Letter
ii. v iun it is reaev lov marK.et
take home a
food try out.
The many friends of
Fieshman and Alviu
uk Ji" two and trive it :i
Mrs. Sophia
McRevnolds
cere c!f;'.t!y si:riri.-eu when the news
crept out that they l ad been married
it: Denver. They left hero Tuesday,
.luly lMh and practically no one knew
where th.ey we:'-, boiual or th- purp.se
of their mission until they heard they
were married July IP.
Daniel W. FleMtmau was born near
Ci.rydoi.. :!.. .Tar.uary il. Is--IS. and
lied at ins hone..- at Avm-a .lulv 'J.''.
1 :.. Atre TJ ear.
nineteen he unite !
I! ret hern chi;:ch of
.-erved in tk.e Civi'
member of C. A. K.
n i . - - .. ma
"onrad
Mrs. A. Ik
;i tor ti.e iia
as nr-en verv
n.!;tilS
land eettie;' ;.!omr niceiy.
William Lehnkolf came down fr..:a
riiursu. y i i attend to a
with relative.
!i
u., i little bu-in
an; :.-
c t nn wno
i,..-t tk -(
under the eve of a trained r.r.r-e. was :t,u! l: ieiu;s neeweeii ua.n. lie : e-
1 n F- v ffir i'i ,?i'v? 7
' ...... e h xt
A car loud of li'.e j.oiiltry to be de
livered utar C. ik (2- R. R. depot in
i'lattst.ath, Xeb.. -ii Tuesday, Aua-
ust l-"th
cash
iiei.S. .
Sarin-s.
(id co:.
Duck-. .
Iio.-.pit;
Her friends v.ii! be vktd to leairi that
taken to a
she -tood the trip very well.
(k W. C.iles and far.vly of Wvominc;
!-e-'inet left Se.t u '"day for Lel'iir.L;-
ham. Wash., v.!
tiny wo: spei
i.ehnhoff. and Mrs. W. ('. Framnt..n
ami family have .'one to Crete for a
two weeks' campir.r trip.
Mrs. M. X. Drake left Tuesday
coaspanit d by her .-ister. Mrs. Lulu.
Matthew.-, of Omai.a for a four weeks'
trip to Montana. -They will spend a
few d .s at the hikes near Minne-
the remain, er ot the summer in visit
ing with friends and relatives, and en-,'oyi-ie-
moun.t:.in hree::es.
Mr.-.. U. S. T wr. iae.l the misfor
t.in.. i.f !o-in"- tw-mv nice hi" voiir.ir
chic,. :- fuesdav nirhr and the cause ! hl1 hnv:vvA. thirty miles from a
is not I:r...wr. At the present !.r:ce of
( tHChenS
wo
md
-its in the n.-. km!
T. W. :
iy by a
;o
i it
i
At tile aee of
th tl e United
thai iace. lie
Aar and was a
!:rus!
acco.;
w t
i at v. oi ro
ar:i"d !:y relative
en he' cam ; ii i'e f-
)e m ueiuirs
hr..,d of I.
id family left ye.-ler-Ilru.-.li,
Colo., wheie
r a few da s. Fr- i'i
i.s-.es ba!a-.
wisere th-y
r ai.".it t i:ree
Lpoiis tin-1 liien p to Harlan, M .m.. jja;,v.
o isit tfieir brother who is on aj
tia-m-elve
bu.-ine.--. ;
rail r.ad
Jie tdacie!
1 roui tn-re tr.ey will vr it
A-.' I 1 I 1 I
.ationai i ant. ami (.:-.- e
peei.
ber.
to reach, home eariv in Se'ic:.:-
which we will pay in
follows :
14c
lGc
Sc
lie
will I"- on hand rain or shine
,k a!! poultry offered for sale.
W. E. KEENEY
' i.n-..!;' v.o'-ih ten .r twelve dead men
; ti, tkoua he ha.- been accounted
for as killed by a R. R. accident and
hi in,- -t' arr.pcd by fever,
li'.-n. J. C. Cummins, our county
treasurer, returned from Cleveland,
Monday, v. liere he h:d been attending
the creat encam)ment of Sir Kmjrhts,
as a o't. lei'ate. He reports Dr. J no.
Ida'. k ar,d Hon. Jas. Patterson as
"tawer" throuali Ohio and
F. S. and W. J. 'White show
masters of the movimr
the hira'e depots of the Ik
walkinir
M.
-teadilv towards
f WeeT-i'rr
-i to Ekr.iib th
I :7. T.. this ;
.... .. I
U:.,..;i was aoru e:c;. cc.'atrc-i' ; nvo i ;
daughters srid t'nree :- 'P.s. Two sor.s I
and on-- dau.irhter and his wife havinsr i
pieceded hira In 3!arch. lS.so lie came
ovcm.ner i-
i .
V, EEI'IN(; "WATER
Republican
llieir destination under their skillful
me i iaiai i..p f t!;e rollers and
'.'e b-arr that Mr. John Fitzgerald
has .-L'liiocd : i:. inlciitian of brinirinir
his C'. ee'iv. ood iierd of short horns
do-. ) ;,. ou r Cas- cc.unty fair next
week. T'use cattle tc.ck the sweep-
SS.J.J!m- .'-.r..r.. ,'.?. I -1 : : k , . piive la-t ear a.t the state fair;
will l.-e well worihv of the notice
warehousing. We hope for Mr. White's j
sake as well as for his customers'
that there will be a rood crop of ice
this year.
Capt. Wiles has caucht forty bush
els of grasshoppers this season. In
two trenches he caught seven bush
els, from a timothy patch nine, and
on wheat five bushels in two days.
We think his machine the most prac
ticable and feasable of any we have
heard of. Had all the Captain's
neighbors done as well no damap-e
would have occurred to crops any
where about him.
A letter from Mr. Emery Hull to
hi.; father, states that he was acci
dently shot on the 23rd of August,
near the Bikr Horn mountains. Mr.
Hull was standing- on the off side of
the front wheel, holding it while the
help held the hind wheel, and hrew
Ids title carelessly across the load;
horses rested. A comrade came up to
th.e hammer caught on a dry g-oods
Lox and was discharged, the ball tak-in.e-
effect in Mr. Hull's groin. The
ball remained in his person, he was
taken back to Fort Reno, and at the
writing- of the letter lay there, wait
ing for a surgeon to cut it out.
They do some old fashioned stag-ing
from Sidney to Cheyenne yet; and the
driver becomes one of the great folks
of the road. Mr. Alex Schlepel speaks
of two drivers characters in their
way Geo. Chapman who drives from
Deadwood twelve miles this side of
Rapid City, and McClellan wro drives
from there to Buffalo City as two of
the best drivers on the route. We
well remember when the driver was
gladly looked forward to, as an old
friend, and we counted the stages by
the drivers we knew on the old long
lines across the west years ago. Mr.
Schlegel came home sick and the two
persons above mentioned did everything-
they could to make his journed
bearable.
SUFFERS A SEVERE BURN.
IN PLATTSMOUTH v
A FORTY YEARS AGO. -
Senator Paddock tetuined home "i!"i '
uesdav last. M:.-. Paddock
eat fo
' cn'-e.
ha
ie.e
." i : i -.r
pre.-ciii. under
beta seriou.-lv
l emeu,
mcdita
l
' I '"'
i b-
-M J
a . i
in - one year at Xehawka. then on a
farm rear Avoca, later residing in
Avo.a. ii" was a patient surlert r for
sixteen motiths.
ELM WOOD
Leader-Echo
I.
of Fuliertor. Cab. who
had
Orti
.
idled several days with S. V.
.a left for his home Tucsdav.
Mi-;s Carrie Dunn who nurses
the Ma-oidc home in Platlsmouih
rived Wt-diK-day for a visit at
ni. 1 hi n!i hoh.-e.
at
!.e
!
t ti rn..
Jacobson of
a he!' holm
speiaoi-
Tekamaii re
I'ride. after
.t he h me of
i reen wood drove
vidted here until
her uncle S. J. Ambier.
ILirnan Klietsch. son?
Herb
at.d
ritz
ltd dau.'iiter. Miss Tress:
Palmvra autoed un Sundav and snent
itir-
with
1 1'lein
lc
(k L. I terser
". er Ttu-sdav an-.l
W'Mlnedav. i
But'er Morgan left Saturday for) Miss Blanche Wolf and her mother
Callaway. n Custer count to ,,..k;:; -I'- L' !-ace Vermilii'-n went to
after hi.- farm at that place. jllavdoek VViin-sday for a two
Oscar Allen and fan.ily. Miss Whit-pveek.- ' vi.-it at the F. C. Wolf home,
icar. all of Omaha; and Vi nr- P. rryl M !'-' ' - W". Fowler retunu-d S.'t-
and familv of Wabash visited with ! U1'u;
some months past.
Mr. Hci-ry Kirkham. one cf the :
sr.ier.- of Piaftsm.iuth, and one
the best working and straighfor-.va
rieti we have ver l:ad. calied at ii-.-il-.r.dd
office .Monda.
.1. B. I'.dd.n. the vdd Rock B!uf.
mii'tr, is ti-w rtinnine; the mill a:..!
. awing Uiinbei' by the acre. lie war.: -every
one to know that lie has plca.y
eood ci.ii ; onvvood lumber to tl,
end so. n will have any amount o
fioar. A s'eamioat coming- down fiini
the mountains stopped liere over night
for repair.-. ast week. It had on beard,
a cinnamon bear ami tile school chii-
r stock n't n.
. Si'-iiu-le;-. three and one miles
i. had a span of mu'es struck
i .". ;tir:g on Saturdav morning.
j We learn tnat the stacks were blown
idown iiLuile in his vicinitv in the same
hool literarv societv
iO! 1. 1.
'i - t
ii i :e 1 1 1 en sc
j he!-.! its weekly meetine; on Friday
evening- and ga e a rousing enier-
tainiTfent. Prof. Di umnior.d had his
from Friday's Dally.
Yesterday afternoon while Mrs.
John Cory was enprafred in canning
some tomatoes she met with a very
painful accident that resulted in her
ibrht hand being; burned in a very
severe manner. A glass jr,r had just
been filled with the scalding hot to
matoes and as Mrs. Cory was hand
ling it the jar burst and the scalding
tomatoes struck her hand burning- it
ouite badlv.
BACKACHE IS ' DISCOURAGING
But Not So Bad If You Know How to
Reach the Cause.
you !
fess
! 'net
best.
uren e'ettine' wind of it.
eia! stamaeile
the curiosity.
A car of Russians, seven month.:
from Russia, and bound for Seward,
came thiough yer-terday. It is pretty
warm weather to hind Russians here
n iw.
Turner Zink, postmaster at Luella.
called on us I uesday. He says Qm- y J u ression of Dr. Livingston that the
for th
made a gen
boat to view
-tV(!l We
at
Marion .AicCrory and family Sunday. jR'": Island. III. She says tie-y tiave
Uenrv Lorer.z and familv of Council ! had ho weather there
Bluffs. la., motored to Jllmvood Mon
day to visit at the Fran': Lorenz ami
the Fred Lenz homes for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Ilorton are re-k.'einc-
because of the arrival of a
tine trirl baby at their home on Wed
nesday. Mother and baby doing nice
!, but "dad" is stepping pretty high.
Edward Loomi.-. jr.. who had been
visiting his brother. Fred Loom is
went to Lincoln Saturday to visit for
a few days and then returned to Ot
lunv.va, la., where he lives and will
spend the rest of his vacation there.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Saxton and
:-itmg at
parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Saxton. ieturned to
their home at Pendar last Friday but
little Delmar v. ho remained for e
longer visit with his grandparents.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. J. U.
Deles Dernier accompanied by Mr.
Deles Derner went to Lincoln where
and Mrs. Henrv Burrows of
Fi'ukia arrived from Omaha Satur
day evening for a visit at t lie homo
of her sister. Mrs. S. W. Orton.
M i.-s Lena Phiipot and Miss Emma
Fi ken ber
of Piaitsmouth left Sun-
M'.Jren who have been
;kc home of Mr. Saxtor.'s
evening for
ti vacation trio to
Denver and other jxdnts ii Colorado
and Wyoming.
Teegarden Bros. reort th.e sale of
the E. C. Giberson eighty acre farm
feu'- miles southeast of town to Mr.
C. II. Anderson and a Mr. Patrick
Chirk, consideration .lik" per acre,
possession to be given March 1st
M-jnday afternoon at the Oisen
(;uurry there was shot off the biggest
blast that has ever been tried there.
They used some 200 pounds of powder
and so pounds of dynamite and broke
.hers eul in fall force, from five
s tid and unwards. The t-ro-
a;r ha.d o'i'ered a copy of Burns
ta-ai v.(ii:s to tne pupil trivmir trie
t. recitation. The judges. Dr. R
Livingston, Pr f. U. W. Wise, and
Mi -.Wise. Mrs. J. W. Marshall, and
Rev. M r. B;urd. retired for consulta
tion at the close, and called in Hon
Geo. S. Smith, to assist them in mak
ing their decision. After a careful
consideration of the relative ability
displaced by the pupils they decided
that Mi-s Lillv Pollock should have
the price, which was given her in a
very neat presentation speech, by Hon
Ge i. S. Smith, who was in one of his
happy moods. Several other pupils
showed marked ability, and it was
with great dirlicultv to use the ex-
is troubling the hogs out there, but if
taken in time it can be cured; also,
that some of his neighbors are aban
doning their railroad lands, and im
provements. This is very foolish, wc
do not think there is any doubt of the
lailroad company being- able to make
a good title to their land and they
will find no other place, any bettor,
on the whole, than Nebraska.
Another Accident.
The construction train, Saturday,
passed South Bend about i) :?,(), and
two or three miles, west of that point
one of the cars jumped tho track, cut
ting eff tho bolts which holds tho
track to the tics. The pay car, ri.e,! t
loose about 20 car loads of stone in i behind, passed over safely, but the
freight being much heavier of course.
d;e underwent an operation
remo
the one shot.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Wolcett left
Tuesday for a two weeks' trip to the
for the! Yellowstone National Park. They
.f a tumor, at St. Elizabeth's
hospital. The operation was success
fa! and her many friends wish for her
.-needy recovery.
Louis W. Roettger has accepted a
position at Langhorst's Department
store and will assist with the work
during the time that Mr. Langhorst
will be busv with his work as chair-
friends of Oberiin, ()., in Omaha mak
ing in all a party of ten.
J. T. Coilister. accompanied by his
niece from Edison, Neb., returned
Monday from a ten days' trip to
Frontier county to look after his
man of the State Democratic Central farm. He reports wheat and hay
Committee, which will be after e!ec- good but rain badly needed when he
lion. Mr. Reettger is well acquainted ;loft
with the work having- been in this busi
were to meet Mr. Wolcott's cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Treat of Omaha
judges could decide. Professor Drum
mond was in his element. We thinl
he has struck the right chord in in-
tioduc;?ur the literary society meet
ings, ai d judge others are with us
from the large and enthusiastic at
tendance, the house was filled to its
tdmost capacity. The exercises were
enlivened by several pieces of music.
Adam Kaufcnberger, an old friend
of the Herald, leaves for Oberkinsig-,
Ilesse-darmstacit, in Germany, this
coming week, for three or four
months stay.
Henry Eikenberry has just re
turned from Utah where he has been
buying cattle. He and his partners
have boo on the road. Henry will
spread the rails. The enghie did noi'o'e the republican ticket this fall,
leave thetvack, but the tender and land says all his neighbors are .going
nine cars did. Some containing- caitie.'t do likewise.
horses and hogs. A car with a horse j Frank White, sr., bought two build
in rolled over and over, and a lade ; in-s down on Twentv-first street.
ana .ass r lora vv oise.it and several had to be cut in tho too to et T- !, : ... ...,. : .
i - MMiif lime uo, asm is. iiuw iiianii; uue
Horse out. It was No. ?,, Con Connors, Lf them u-j for an ice-house, an ele-
engineer. The passenger, east, had to
transfer everything, and did not reach
here until :15. Foi tunately no ano
was hurt.
Ed. Buttery, Esq., our worthy coro
ner being short of cases ag-ain, tried to
make himself a case for somebody by
falling- through a culvert left onen on
-iirrw,r.i''Viithe R. R. track last week.
-I - j Prof. Simons, of Albany. N. Y. elect-
LOUISVILLE ;ed to take charge of two of the depart -
I Courier laments in our high school visited the
5 Herald office accompanied bv Mr.
-H H"X-HyvV'X-X I-, Waterman one of the Board of Educa-
ness for himself and will be right at
home.
Howard Capwell returned on Mori
day from his trip to the state of
Pennsylvania, where he purchased
thirty-one head of blooded Ilolstein
cattle. They are fine ones and he un
loaded them that morning and took A fine baby girl arrived at the! Win. Bryant has returned from the
them out to his farm. We under-, home of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Cake- regions of fever'nagur and reports
lion.
rant ice-house it will make too. The
other will be used for storage and
State of Ohio. City of Toledo.
Lucas County, as.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
i3 senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co.. doing- business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pav the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALL'S CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 6th day of December,
A. D. 1SS6. A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternally and acts tlirouph the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Fold by all drugpists. 75c.
Hail's Family Pills tor constipation.
Nothing more discouraging than a
constant backache. Lame when you
awaken, pains pierce you when you
bend or lift. It's hard to work or to
!e.-t. Backache often indicates bad
kidneys. Tlattsmouth people recom
mend Doan's Kidnev Pills. Read this
case:
Mrs. Adam Kurtz, 818 Avenue C,
Plattsmouth, says: "I was suffering
intensely from my back and kidneys
and couldn't stoop or stand erect
When I was on my feet, there was a
dull, nagging ache through the small
of my back which robbed me of my
energy. My sight became affected
and dark spots appeared before my
eyes. Doan's Kidney Pills, procured
from the Crescent Pharmacy, relieved
me of all these troubles in a short
time." (Statement given April 19,
1912).
On February 23, 191 G, Mrs. Kurtz
said: "I couldn't recommend any
thing equal to Doan's Kidney Pills for
kidney trouble. Whenever I need a
kidney medicine, I take Doan's Kidney
Pills for they always do me good."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Dean's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Kurtz has twice publicly recom
mended. Foster-Milburn Co., Props.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Liver Trouble.
"I am bothered with liver trouble
about twice a year," writes Joe Ding
man, Webster City, Iowa. "I have
pains in my side and back and an
awful soreness in my stomach. I
heard of Chamberlain's Tablets and
tried them. By the time I had used a
half a bottle of them I was feeling
fine and had no signs of pain." Ob
tainable everywhere.
DR. E. W. COOK SICK.
For the past few days Dr. E. W.
Cook has been under the weather
while he has been suffering from a
small boil in the right nostril,, and
this morning it was found necessary
to have the offending boil cut out.
The doctor is experiencing some re
lief from the painful experience.
Mrs. George B. Mann and little son,
Robert, departed this morning for
Kearney, Neb., where they will enjoy
visit there with Mrs. Nichols,
mother of Mrs. Mann and with other
relatives and friends.
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HARDWARE STORE ON
Saturday, August 12th
CALL AND SEE THEM!
COMING BACK
UNITED DOCTOKS SPECIALIST
WILL AGAIN EE AT
PLATTSMOUTH, NE3R.,
HOTEL RILEY
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 16, 1916
HOURS 10:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M.
Remarkable Success of Talented Phy
sicians in the Treatment of
Chronic Diseases
Offer Services Free of Charge.
The United Doctors Specialist, li
censed by the State of Nebraska for
the treatment of all diseases, includ
ing deformities, nervous and chron
ic diseases of men, women and child
ren, offer to all who call on this
trip, consultation, examination, ad
vice free, making no charge what
ever, except the actual cost of treat
ment. All that is asked in return for
these valuable services is that every
person treated will state the result ob
tained to their friends and thus prove
to the sick and afflicted in every city
and locality, that at last treatments
iiave been discovered that are reason
ably sure and certain in their effect.
The United Doctors are expert i in
the treatment of chronic diseases and
so great and wonderful have been
their results that in many cases it is
hard to find the dividing line between
skill and miracle.
Diseases of the stomach, intestines,
liver, blood, skin, nerves, heart, spleen,
rheumatism, sciatica, tapeworm, leg
ulcers, weak lungs and those afflicted
with long-standing, - deep seated,
chronic diseases, that have baffled the
skill of the family physician, should
not fail to call. Deafness often has
been cured in sixty days.
According to their sj'stem no more
operations for appendicitis, gall stones,
tumors, goiter, piles, etc., as all cases
accepted will be treated without op
eration or hypodermic injection, as
they were among the first in America
to earn the name of "Bloodless Sur
geons," by doing away with the
knife with blood and with all pain in
the successful treatment of these dan
gerous diseases.
No matter what your ailment may
be, no matter what others may have
told you, no matter what experience
you may have had with other physi
cians, it will be to your advantage to
see them at once. Have it forever set
tled in your mind. If your case is in
curable they will give you such advice
as may relieve and stay the disease.
Do not put off this duty you owe your
self or friends or relatives who are
suffering because of your sickness, as
a visit at this time may help you.
Worn-out and run-down men or
women, no matter what your ailment
may be, call, it costs you nothing.
Remember, this free offer i.s for this
visit only.
Married ladies come with their hus
bands and minors with their parents.
Laboratories, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Just the Thing for Diarrhea.
"About two 5'ears ago I had a se
vere attack of diarrhoea which lasted
over a week," writes W. C. Jones,
Buford, N. D. "I became so week that
I could not stand upright. A druggist
recommended Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The
first dose relieved me and within two
days I was as well as ever." Many
druggists recommend this remedy be
cause they know that it is reliable.
Obtainable everywhere.
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