THUB.3DAY. FEriiUAEY 7. 1913.
pljttswoutfi sran-'H etmtlt journal.
page nr.
Murray Department
Trrparcd in the Interest of the I'eople of Murray acJ Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers
4 $ h
id tu
The war is cost;
the United
To ofiYct
cash is-ourr.s. there nii'.st !e a corresponding stream of dollars
ihr.viug ii:t: the national treasury.
Thrift stamps and war savings stamps oiler the people an op
portunity to (Ir.'o it their daily, weekly or monthly savings with
the over urn 1 1'.!.
In re ur:: the ;v(;vcn'.nent will repay the principal with 4 per
t-.-i-.r niter, t. eomptunded quarterly. As an example of how the
i.,v, or's inert y v. ill grow, sixteen war savings stamp?, costing 25
i.ieii.'or $-1. in all, with 1" cents added, will entitle the
ii--p;tor to -S." . on January 1, IT 23.
.'. . an :r. v ! nt . safety considered, there is nothing better
on t '.ic mar net today. A!! the resources of the richest government
on i-arth are behind the itainps.
Murray State Bank,
MURRAY,
I
I. rath was h;ohii'g alter j .'t:. ' . liengcu has btcn r.u ta
in Li-ict'ii Tuesday. ; ' ere-I with the tick for the past few
I
i
. ;vrt Wh
: h'uir.cs
was looking alter
i
r.mt-.Ts in 'he eoa:ity j
las .S iturduy evening.
!.-. and Mrs. Jackvoti entertained
t-i:.. leachers of the school ai a six
o'clock dinner Tuesday veiling.
a.: . j. T. Lrer.del and Mrs. T. J.
IT-, l.dtl will entertain the Ladies
A: '. Society at the heme of Mrs. J. F.
'- :-i,-l in Murray on next Wodues
...'" ;: f' eru sen.
The i; .,al rhythm e; oti'.cers for
the l-.cal chapter of the Hcd Cross
. it t y wi;l he held r t tne library
; ,-);.;; or. n- :: Saturday evening. All
in-, inhere are ousted to attend.
Wedu :st";iy i'r. Jack. on went to
V. -ii ;:re.c nt at two meetings
.a aj-.'.re--e' b ; : pict a' ion of
!;. a of the Xaiional Service
!, tr-is.-d t i the I'nited Presbyter- j
ian Churt'n.
T'i" fiuii :! i'resV.yi erinn Church
r-ah'v.H. School at l':0f a. m. Ser-
:::! lv t h-- t:a.--t ( r at 11.
lnn.it:
: ervi . -.T"-.n 'ay Itev. I), h. Hushes.
: t:i t j. Hi. r.veryor.c invited to
a t-:.d I l.-'-.o '-'rv ice--.
The Mar.-.y KUetrie Light Com
: t.... loose he-, a .uccetis:"i!l in cl
:- a i.-t'ac'ory c.;iract villi tli"
.'-..ra--:; L-i-ihtittg Co., for the ex
t n- h.ti of Jn ;:- 1 :.; lo Murray, and
: v. ark ;f layi'ig the line will he
coinaa-nced ju; t so. :; as pr.ssdble.
and bvfor r.utey iTionths Murniy will
he wtdl 1 i ! l ' 1 with, a modern plant
rnd up-to-duT' equipment.
AUCTSOriEER
Always Ready. for Sale
Dales far cr near.
KATES REASONABLE
SATISFACTION OH NO PAY!
I1KYEKSE ALL CALLS
Telephone 1511 Murray Exchang-e
Journal Want-Ads Pay!
3
thai
tne e?
.iid with tea: service v..e give you prices that are below today's
t and '":ua! to "P.cfore the War" prices. It is ccrniag time
: you v.iil ro-ed shoes for spring wear, and with the high prices
v (-. tiers are asking you it will pay you to drop into this
and eet your fit right now.
WORK
chocolate elk. blather cut,
black outing, chrome sole
ai-: bliKhor. heavy oak sole, a great wearer,
aiuia to a. calf, welt, oak sole: comfort in every pair
tar. a ivy. t; kind the soldier wenrs; others ask $6. SO
extra wide, mule skin, oak sole, a special i't
ten"
DRESS
Aie::' gati me'al bincher, welt, oak sole; bring S5 any where?4.
1 it a - gun na tal. Neolin t.ole, very dressy shoe, underpriced 3.
guv metal, button, oak sole, mat top, a good fitter 4.
',:- ,' t.tci mea!, welt, sizes 2 Ji to 5 ' . at wholesale price. 3.
i "??? met?! ha e. sizes 2 -a to S wear in every pair S.
i i u ! e l ien's lace, tizes & 1 to 2 1 2
tiiil-' rchool 5-lioes.. the kinds for growing feet $2.25, S2.o0. 2
Scat t er Smile:; and Suushiue- P.uy a Smileage P.ook for
oae of the Pays in Camp and Send It Today.-
Siatt
MURRAY,
States $1,000,000 an hour.
y-ii-i: dy and tremendous drain upon the nation's
NEBRASKA
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fans wore
! 'i;:;-;;:: with county ieat friends
Tuesday.
Fred Caninhell has leen suflering
from a severe attack of appendicitis
this week.
Miss Hazel Davis has been sick
with the grippe and tonsil:ti for
the past wee!:.
John I iendrickson sr.. visited with
his sen John and family for a few
cays the past week.
.Tatr.es Lrown war- looking after
.-oa.e matters of bn-anets in Omaha
Tut t: day of this week.
W. K. Good and wife and Miss
Pertha Xiekels were transacting busi
ness in P'attsmouth Monday.
Albert and Fount Wilson nurcha-
I ed a new com sheller t li is week, from
the John r Corner dealer, of Platts
mout h.
The little daughter of Mr. and
Mr--. James Pusel has been fuher-
!. ..-. - .....
i io won I'lo.'iuoo:' lit i-'i ' lit ju .
j fr days.
j Vh- little baby of Mr. and Mrs.
' Fd L' r.cli. who i as heT. numH-red
, v.-Ml? the t-iek i'or the past few days
is slir.htly improved.
Mr. and Mrs. S'.ierm.an Oshorn.e
ate rejoicing this week over the ar-
ir;Y.J if a new baby boy at their
!.(.!:' on January .'rd.
Tdr. Jos. Sans has relied the
I'.nrper residence property in M.ir
ray and will move into the same
about the first of March.
Miss Xcliie Johnson, of Ong. Ne
braska, arrived in Murray Tuesday
morning for an extended visit with
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
V.. S. Smith.
Frank Marb-r, one of Uncle Sam't
soldicr boys from Camp Funston, ar
rived i:: Murray Monday afternoon
for a few days' visit with home folks
and friends. He was recently trans
ferred to the Supply department and
likes the new position very well. He
was granted a few days' furlough
for the transaction of some business
matters at homo.
t
SHOES
guaranteed counters. insoics$:
elks, a bargain price 2
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.sr.
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oo
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.0 0
.so
.25
.cr.
.85
SHOES
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NEBRASKA
Lsiv
The children of Mr. and Mrs. C.
F Harris are all sick with the measles.
Mrs. Will Patterson has been
luimb-.-cJ with tiie sick for the past
i'ev days.
Miss Laura Puis came down from
Omaha lat Sunday to spend the
day with home folks.
Minford & Creamer shipped a cr-r
load of hogs to the South Omaha
market Tuesday evening.
Henry Creamer went to Omaha
Tuesday evening and was on the
market Wednesday with their load
of hogs.
All Nickels has been quite sick for
the pas: few days, suffering from a
seere cold and threatened attack of
p::e'.::acnia.
C. M. Minford returned from Liu
coin Monday. where be had aee:?
spending a few days with his fam
ily in the capita! city.
Mis Kva La tine, who has been
employed in the Pals & C.ansem-.'-store
tor the past few weeks, ha:
resigned his position.
Mr-. S. O. ""ixen was taken to the
ho.-pita! i? Omaha lasi Saturday,
where she was operated upon fcr at.
attach tit appendicitis.
Frank Vailery and W. G. Poed It
er made a deal this week v.'aereby
they beeome the: owners of the Clay
ey eighty acre farm north"., e.-t of
Murray.
Dr.
i I'rendel drove ta Ilat tu
rnout h Tuesday and accompanied
Dade Kakes to ihe hospital in Oia
aha, where V.r. Kakes will receive
u? ed ical t reat men t .
Mrs. Cecii i'eitit iias h-'-?i a.ontr
tho.-e on t!ie tick list i'or tne pa-t
few days. Her mother. Mrs. Met 2.
of Tain, ape. lias been here visiting
itii her daughter for the pest few
da vs.
Mrs. George Khoden, wiio hta
'eon .Buffering for the past few weeks
with a severe attack cf bload poison
ing, and who returned, heme frw-a
he hos-"ta? r-tue.e fee days ;g", js
in!provI:?g shv. iy.
Mr. aai airs. George f'ibl, f?i
I'iattsmouth. Mr. :t:?d Mr;. Wilhai::
Whrich. cf P:kia. Phnias and irs.
Adam IMld. of Plattsmoath. were
visiting at tiie -aatie t
r Mr
L. 11. Pule-, in Murray, Tuesday.
John Ferris and fiimily. Mrs. W.
S. Sn-;?h aa.d Mrs. C. II. Hairis a!!
drove to Linto'n last Sunday, wh r
ihey sp:vt the day e.T the io.pit.M
with Mr. Harris. (ratio's many
l'riemls will be leased to learti that
lie is fottimr a'ong nicc-ly. and wiH
stio'i be restored lo his ftrm,-r
health.
Kohort Go'd will soon become a
reaider.t of Murray, closing the d---al
last week whereby he purchases the
old Loughridge homestead ja.t ea-t
of Murray. This place contains
twelve acres and is a mighty ehoieV
mail tract of land. Mr. Oo.d will
move to the new jdace about the
first of March.
Sidney Cook, who has been mak
ing iiis home wit!? his son. southeast
of Marrry, is making preparations
for going to Fort Leavenv. orth. Kan
sas, where he expects to make his
home for some time at tie Old Sol
diers' Sanitarium. The tad gentle
man has not been in very good health
for some time, and hopes to refrain
strength at the sanitarium.
There came very near bei'ig a ser
ious fire in Murray on last Monday,
morning about It o'clock at the W. A.
Scott restaurant in Murray. The fire
was evidently caused from a defec
tive f!:u and caught between the
ceiling atai the roof, and was mak
ing pretty good headway toward tla
destruction of the bulldirg v, hen it
was discovered. The; faithful vol
unteer bucket brigade of Murray
was mighty soon on hand, and ne
great damatre was done. There was
a hole several feet square burned in
the roof.
James Tiguer and -Miss Mary West
were married in O tea ha on Friday
of lust wet!:, returning to Murray
Saturday, and were met by a merry
cnanvari party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Puis on Mo.aiay ev
ening, where the occa--::o:i was dn!y
celebrated. Miss Mtry West ws one
of the popular young ladies of this
community, well liked by all who
knew her, where she was born and
reared to young womanhood. The
groom is a steady, energetic and
prosperous farmer of this conimun
ity and has proved himself a man of
Mtrling worth rmong thosa about
whom he has lived for so many
yeari,. The newly welded couple
will make their home on the James
H'halfant tana near Union.
The
Uournal joins with the many friends
!in extending congratulations.
c !
Tf any of the rra'lrs of t
Journal know of any SM-'ia!
OTon' cr hem of ii:t-iiht in
this vicinitj ;uui r; ri.il
snnie to tliir ot'iii'i'. 11 wit;
poar iirnit'i- tins lifjiditstr. e
int ail news itcu.- Koitoh
J. M. Johns, of Platt'-moath, came
down. Tuesday nae-; ie.g to do some
work at the Puis garage.
John Ilo'uecheidt. of Plattsmouih.
came dawn Tuesday morning to re
main over that day -with hit. son,
east of Murray.
liarioy. th-o littie sou 01 Mr. and
rs lama i'uls nas lu-en anno ki c ;,"
1 :.. !,-
for tie part few days, suffering
from an atiacl: of pneumonia.
Mr. ami Mr. W. I!. Pais arrived
1 "!'!" lrem Cole-id-e iast Saturday
evening, where they had been o at
tend the I'uuiral of Mrs. Puis la
ter. Mrs. Fred larks.
Death of Hrs. Fred 5. Dirks.
F!i;:ai.eii' Kath.iyn Danniek was
born in Chicago. July ItM'a, ISSa. In
her early childhood she came to
Platt-uaouth with her parents. In
the year of lSf'O site and her par
ents moved to Ne'ih Pranek. in Otoe
county, and in the year of 1002 they
moved to Coleridge. Neb., residing
there until her death.
She was married to Fred S. Dirks
on February 24th, !e('4. She hat
been a long and patient sufferer, be
ing stricken v- ith paralysk. six yecrt.
ago. livery known power was c tterl-
ed to relieve b'V -nfferings, but to
no avail. She was a namhor of the-
Carman Lutheran church from child-
h r d. She wa:- ceih-.l from this earth
: Tor. da v. January 2S'h. 191. at
t:"o a. m., at the age of years fi
md 11 :,:
ae n-ave
ou rn ii' r les a ! tvirr: iiu.-band. hei
'ular a?.d
d two sisters.
Murray, Nth..
Mrs. -W..
ii. 10
-, K
. n d Mrs. Georu Tuerich . of Cole
idt e. Neb., and : t br a i:- rs. Frd.
-. L home, and Le" a. who is in the
army at San Ant ci.io. T"xas.
The funeral was la id Wednesday
at caie o'cla?k p. m., front the Cer
raati Lirhcran c 'lurch at Lawn
I. idee. :i"ar ''eltrldtve. and tlie rt'
re.ains laid to res! i", the beautiful
ciaa'tery near the c! itieh. P.ev. Oi
terseurg conducing the services.
PiT-rr it? cat?
le head of go-id P"d Poll cattle.
1 fre-i cow now and one will be
freh in a v.e--h or -a and 4 fre.-h in
.' pring. 4 yc:.ri"n calves. Geargia
Crcr.r:a.r, J.Ir.rrav. N b. t- l-tfwk!v
ST0EE3 TO CLOSE.
"a.:: ply ing with the request 'of the
Sin to Coiai'dl of iKfen.e the fvd low
ing places of business in Muiray.
will cia: - eat ii eveni:;g at C. :1'0 p. :r.
except Saturdays.
MURRAY HARDWARE CO.
PUI S G ANSEM ER.
HIATT 01- Ti'TT.
W. S. SMITH.
C0HING PULLIC SALES.
Dates of of Cel. Vv7. E. Your.g for the
Month of February.
Monday. 1 1 th Geo. Ost. Nehawl a.
Tuesday. 12th Fred Hild. My
r.ard. .
Wedi.e.-uay, 1 St ii- Chats'. Loved".
Mynard.
Tiiursday, 14th John Lloyd. Mur
ray. Friday, 15th Mrs. C. F. YaHery.
Mynard.
Saturday. 10th ('has. Chriswis
ser, Murray.
Monday, 18th Robt. Good. Mur
ray. Tuesday. H; t h F. Rambout, Wy
oming. Y"t!dnesday, 20 h Mrs. Joe Sans.
Murray.
Thursday. 21st J. R. Vallory,
Mynard.
Friday. 22:1 J. W. Marshall.
Piattsmouth.
Monday. 25th Charley Creamer.
Plattsmout h.
Tuesday 2Cth W. 11. Heil. Cedar
Creek.
Wednesday. Thursday, Friday. 27.
2S and 2S -at Crattt, Xeh.
Troy Siirader, from stut Invest of
?durray. was a busine.--s visitor in
Piat-mo-uh this af: crnr.cn, he beinr
interested in the workings cf the
in coin 2 tax la w. ,
B0WMA17 13 C0MIKG.
5th number of Lyceum course is
Powmtin in character partrarvals,
Feb. 11th.
Do win a 11 is a wonder. He makes
a hit at every engagement. lit
knows how to entertain and instruct
He is a whole troup combined in one.
Paimele Feb. lltli. Ticket's reserved
at box cilice. Saturday, Pel). Ith at
one o'clock.
Ti: th:g :'!i;! 'uH'! nitcii a 'rabbit
iin't worth its feed.
SJ It. T. ('. I'm'U.ck, who i.-, pastor of;
t j ;i Tiiia d Pro. byteri?;n church at (
I i Philadelphia, v.-as down from ():n::l:a,i
g! where- he m a it! in:;' the government
1 1 in seme war worb, for a visit v. ith
1 1 his cousins, T. II. and J. K. I'oHoch.
I jot" this plavo. .Mr. I':lloelv is a very
learnt d gentleman and is we'l in
farmed on Ihe things that pertain
to ma! Mie church work mere effici
ent as wt il as upon the present war,
vhitr? is hi.:- mission in Omaha and
the middle west at this time.
He is chairman of the National
Service cer.;?:imsien of the United
i rehy cria a church and is accom-
ui-.-d en ; 1 1 i s trip west by Rev. Vv".
1 ie ; ' a 1 ? 1 . h mn'iruinp or iMo
T'ti'i..- 'Ju ai ! o"!i i -'i-ior'l occniti.
t,te it-, ' j k Hi.,. , r Pit-. -
I.,,". - t I .. 1 ',-r-...-i n.S 1- f n- ,ii i 1 1 i .r :
ii-,. 11.. i.ih " i-., -
the commission organized at. the rug
gestion oi President Wiieon to aid in
war .a':!-: both at home and across
the water.
Whii" in Omaha tia-se men are
e: -gaged in i.-aking talks to meetings
over the city, they havi.Mg spoken
1 ,'ft.ra a c.-ia::any cf Commercial
club mtmber.-. at ! will tonight ad-drea:-
a ni'.ctlng at the Presbyterian
church at Twenty-fourth ami Hedge
:-e- ' i' C-matm.
Mr. Pollock i " a very pleasing
ac:ii!c::va to meet and a fuie can-'
vert at ionaiist.
WHAT'S THE MATTES
WITH THE FLAGS
Many cempl urns are coming to
our tars regar.
the di plapicat ed
J iippearance the flags are in over tne
! i-y. ovr att-ntioa v.as call-to to tht ,
one which, was at the Garfield Park !
q:;T. Put nhtth is entirely gene,
end the half tne v.hi-h. flies from
l:e court hoa.ee. Looks tike we
cc-uld a ji'ara better flags than the
conditions of ihe ones in use.
Fufcscribe for the Journal.
nun ( & 1 E
r b L I a h Lt
Ti:t '.:?: .iortigned will offer for sab.
:l l u.iic Auction at his home two
m:ke east aial t wo miles south of
Murray, and four and ene-haif miles
northeast of Union, on
KCNEAT. FZESUASY 18
tlie follw ,vi:.g described property, to-
-rlf'?.c. 0: Horses 10
h: ree, Z years old, weigh
(hie
l.o .a.
On " hay mare. -1 years old, weigh!
1 di. a.
One bay mare. 2 years old.
O00 black yearling colt.
One bay mare. V years old. weight
whh foal by jack.
Ot.v hrovn mare. 4 y-ars old. v.i.
la t.a. vitii f'al by jack.
.) e loach ieare. 1 0 y-urs aid. wt.
l.h", with :"o:U ly horse.
(!' iuickskin mare, 7 yeare old.
w ei-i; l,2-'i0. "s ith foal.
Or. a t ci mare. 8 years old. wt.
Lit': it. with foal.
Ma' inuie. ce-ming 2 years old.
2? Head of Cattle and Ecgs 20
One gcH-d r.iiik cow, be fresh soon.
One cow giving milk now.
One yeariing "neiie-.
One cow, 7 years old, fresh in
Soring.
O ?e Re i IoIe ail, coming 1 year
old.
Three coming yearling steer calves
coming yearling steer calves.
One Short Horn laill. 2 years old.
Light head of bred gilts.
Two barrow;, weigh 175 pounds.
One i'oland-t hina boar.
Farm. Implements, Etc.
0?:o farm v. agon.
One wagon am! rack.
One bobsled, nearly new
One oid buggy.
One 0-foot Deering binder.
One fi-foot. Mc.Cormick mower.
One Janesville rang plow.
Cue Case 4 -wheel lister.
One earn ;.la?:er with check row. j
One walking lister. j
Pes.da.er culiP attir. nerly new.
One C-row cultivator.
Tvo Snring-trip Avery cultivators.
One a-scction harrow.
t):ip 2 -row stalk cutter, nearly
new.
One Jahn Deere disc, nearly new.
One sei of 1 ' inch harness.
"Xwo tets of single harness.
Two seas of fly neis.
Five ,,acd horse collars.
Five tons of haled alfalfa.
Five tons of No. 1 haled timothy.
Sale Commences at 10 A. SI.
Lunch will be served at noon by
W. A. Scott.
Terms of Sale.
A credit of from six to twelve
months will be given on all sums
over $10, purchaser giving good and'.
bankable paper, bearing eight per
c'uit interest from date. All sums of
S10 and under cash.. All property
must lie settled for before being re
mmed from the premises.
ROBT. GOOD.
oos- w. P. YOPXG. Auct.
W. G. BOEDEKEH, Clerk.
Our- Service
AMD WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU!
We Are Here to Help in Real Team-Work!
And Team-Work This Year is Going to Count More Than
Ever Before.
You are planning a big year on
the farm the biggest in your life-
time.
You are considering every factor
that will help you get bigger and
bcttcr trop yields.
Connect your plans with our ser-
' '
.'as much as, or more than, any lac-
I
.. . 1 ... 1 :..
tor outer mail juuittncs i;i mm
community. We know that we can
help you far more than can any out
tide concern whose interest is r.ot
particularly in the welfare of this
community, as your interest and our
interest are.
You are planning, first of all, for
additional implements of high qual-
ity. We have at your service a sup-
Murray Hardware
Murray,
IIG DAITCE
AT COAT LIS HALL
Platttmouth. Nebr.
WED. NIGHT. FEB. 13TH
music irr
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ORCHESTRA
1
THK BAND WITH A RAG- i
. TIME SOUL. GIVEN BY THE i
PELUNi: DANCING CLUB.
?V ADMISSION. GENTS ?
SPIlCT.vTOPS 2."c
L.00.
LADIES FREE.
COMDINAION3 OF WALL
t I ! A NCI NUS. RIGHT IN Ce
OR. RIGHT IN DESIGN,
RICilT IN Ql'ALITY, MEANS
HARMONY. OUR CAREFUL -f.
SELECTIONS ARE RIGHT
V COMPINATIONS.
' -4
MAX DUSTEItHOFF -I
Fainter and Decorator. -I-'h
MURD0CZ, NEBR.
iitiftii.iriTtiifi
Troy Wiles was a visitor in this
city today coming to look after some
business and to see about some, mat
ters at the countv seat.
Wendell Ileil and son Phillip Heil
were in the city this afternoon, at
tending the tax instruction school at
the court hou?e.
aimday, February 16th
SPECIAL
AT OUR STORE!
We will serve hot lunch and the famous Queen's Taste
and Golden Dar3 Coffees free all day.
EVERYBODY WELCOME!
Special prices on coffee for this day only. Get your
supply at the low prices.
mis (& uansemer,
Murray,
A mild
anastnetic oicd. A cure guarantees lri every case acsoepted
Tor treatis ;nt, oci no money to be poid until cared. Write for book oa Recta IK eese3. with tata,c
and testis laiui ct more tuaa 1000 promit ert people who have beea perma&oittly cured.
DR. . R. TAny 240 Geo Building . OMAiiv NEBRASitA
Drs. Ellach & fiach, Ths Dentists
5 The lrrl nd beat qaippsd
oharga of all rork. Li.dy attandnt.
Just lllca tooth. ImtruiaaaU oaroluiiy
Sand fcr r-e.it mpl f Sni-Pyor
3
ply of implements especially adapt-
ed to help you realize jour plans,
They are' here for j'our inspection
before you buy. Come in and see
them now. Get fully acquainted
v.ith them. Find out how well they
fit in- with your plans.
liven though these implements
have a two-name guarantee ours
and th.e manufacturer's there's an
advantage in your knowing them
thorou&-1:lv bcfore you buy them.
Come in and hook your business
up closer with our service for effec
tive team-work in the big year now
ahead of us. Pcfare you buy, when
you buy and after you buy, our ser-
vice right at your hand all the time
will help you get bigger results from
the big year that's coming.
and Implement Co.,
Nebraska
-!! Mrs. Uon Norman of Ltlgewood.
' So. Dak., is in the civ looking after
s. i matter of the draft, as it is touch-
j
. ing her husband, and is making an
j appeal from the plating of Mr. Nar
4. j man in the firFt class, being a mar
! ried man, and is taking the matter
j hci'ore the District Ponrd. Mr. N'or
. 1 man who has been firing for some
2. J time has been promoted to the posi-
! tion of engineer recent ly.
1
EVE3YB0DY K1I0WS
Everybody knows that moderate
eating and drinking, regular sleep
r-.rd careful attention to or.e's diges
tion and cdiminat'ot are indispai
rabie conditions if you want to have
health. . But only few are doing it.
and therefore a remedy which helps
to restore the normal functions of
digest he organs belongs to the iu
cessities of life. Triner's American
Elixir of Bitter Wine is unquestion
ably the most reliable remedy in
such cases, because it st tains per
fectly its object: It cleans out the
stomach and the intestines and helps
digestion. At all drug stores. Price
SI. 10. The usual severe weather
conditions will not impress you with
fear if you have at home Triner's
Liniment, an excellent remedy for
chillblains. sprains, neuralgic and
rheumatic pains, and Triner's Cough
Sedative, an unsurpassed remedy for
colds and coughs. Prices at drug
stores: Triner's Liniment. f.5 and
C5 cents: Triner's Cough Sedative,
2 5 and 50 cents. Dy mr.il: ' ' liment
45 and 75 cents, Sedal':'. - uid CO
cts. Joseph Triner Ct a oa . Man
ufacturing Chemists, 1 :;i.:j-13 1 3 S.
Ashland Ave., Chicago.
Nebraska
FSsiuia-Pay When Cured
system of treatment that cures Piles. Fistula and
other Recta 2 Diseases iu a short tim. without a severe eur
gisal operation. No Chloroform. Ether or other general
dentl oflficet in Onuhk SpotllU ta
Modfrve Prtcg. Poroalaia ftllurm,
Lrioiu auer umni.
Pyorrha Tretnijt.
3rd Floor Paxton Block, OMAHA