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THURSDAY. SEPTEKBZIt 22. 1921.
PLATTSTiICTTTJI SxSIT-'WXEEL'J JOUH27AI
PAGE FIVE
COMFEREHCE ASKED j
Murray Depa
carrying tne
0 APPROVE DRIVE
I L1J IClil
i lay of the re.id'. rs of li-.e
jiv.i r:iii knov of an j so- ifc.
py?n; pntim of intrust in
U.'.s vieiiihr. utl I'iail
R-JDUl U Iti.S Clflll'B. t ;tl r
ivsr n nilt r 'hi.-, iiari' '--z. w .
wn '1 PliHT.-i' 'Tw
T
est Line!
To Ecus4 Trillions Fcr Support of
InsLit'iiticns Committee Ap-folnt'-i
by HcDc-well ;
repred in the Interest of the People of Murray nd Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Headers
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- Family
Keeping the
door is often
figuratively. But it is not an idle
joke, to be ridiculed or ignored.
To keep the wolf from your door
requires weapons more powerful
than implements of war. It requires
a defense that cannot be bought or
te4
Make Thij: HanK.Votir 'Best Ser-eJ ant
Open an Account tsttth V Today JVQVSf
Interest paid on time deposits.
Our deposits are protected by the State Guaranty Law.
M U R RAY STATE - 5 A U &
All business transactions held in strict confidence
Your Personal Bank.
Georee Tanner was a business vis-
itor in Omaha last Tuesday,
- Jes.-e T.IcVev was a visitor
:
n'
"Platt.-raouth last week far a short:
time. I
F. II. Uesnlck and family of Ie-
hawka were visiting in Murray last
Tuesday.
E. J. lloedfker of Xehawka was a1
visitor in Murray last Tuesday on I
tuainess of importance.
r r-;i i . a -t .1 u: i .ait.uuuai
look in? a.ter souse business matters
in Murrav last Tuesday. ,
Mrs. J. E. liatchett, who has been!
visiting in liavelcck, returned heme1
the lat er p irt of the week. '
Amos Wright v.as looking after
some bu-irit ss matters and petting
repairs in Omaha last Tit'-aav.
ii. L. I'lii'o t cf Wtering V.'ater
was le.-jkinc .;fter same matters of
business in Murray last Thursday.
Frank D.tiif of PlaTt.-rnouth v.as
looking after some matters of busi
nts.; west of Murray la.-t Tuesday.
Mrs. J. E. Hatch Tt on her re
turn from Havelcck also visited her
sister in Omaha. Mrs. V. S. Keliy.
Thomas Ruby of Mynard was a
visitor in Murray last Tuesday and
was looking p.fter same business mat
ters. Mr. Ivan Deles Dernier was n vis
itor in Union last Tr v i a y making
the trip or: the Missouri Pacific
train.
Frank Vailrry the ovr.-r of the
Murray garage, was loVi;,g after
frome matters of bu.une. s here last
Monday.'
-lenry Knabe and -an. Edwar",
of Xehawka were looking after some
business matters at Murray lst
Tuesday.
John Vantine and wife were visit-
ff&
Here is a special price
cannot sftord to pass up.
27-inch -outing plaids,
light patterns. Per yard
Hiatt
MURRAY,
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wolf from your
taken too
borrowed it is gained
through practice of thrift.
To save is to insure yourself
and your family protection.
Every man owes himself and
his family the protection of a
savings account in a good
substantial bank such as this
one. There are other ways in
which we can help you protect
your family. Investigate.
i
ire: . i t h the l r tiitr of Mrs. Van-
f. no, Air. v .. -V. iiiMrta nr a. !
time last wek.
J. V. Pitman and O. A. Davis were 1
e'terdins: the ball game between
I'nicn and el:awi.a at tne latter
pi.i?t- las: Sunday. 1
A. S. V. ill and son 1 : an as. 11
Plattr mouth were lookins after s-
business matters ia Murray
Tuesday afternoon.
ii1. i'v . i .v.;i .nii - -'
w re
Ins,
ter
i.a iriiKtsaau a:so iaai:.:, -
me huiines matters in Platts-
ms.tith last Tuesdnv
D-l Irwin of I'n'on acrcmpatiiea
bv Mr. Irwin were pa--ii: li'.ru
Mur rav las: Tne: day r.o i-it with
rir-ruls wcs.t of town.
Mrs. Sc. die Oldham, wa tias t cm
si-k f r t-oni-? litre past, i- rtpa-itet!
as improving, which will be go.xl
news to her many friends. j
John W. Elmands j bsire.- -;
vi-itor in Plattsmout h last Tf.t-sday i
afternr.cn. driving over in his auto
acecmpaniid by ye scribe.
Cf.t Niehels cf the In ml tr t:r:r
cf "annin'T and Nickel.-, rtcrivt
r;.r of lumber a few days sia:e and
was unloading it tint .
There was a v- ry it.terc-sting pic-
Hire shew at the Peterson hall la-t
c;., -.,r,i-, ;ir,. Siindav and ct which
there w?.- n g'-od attendance.
""v-. T-o-r was a lisn'tcr in Om-
tii !- Tt M adav rainir along to as-
i ,t t'c- Ksiie Smith to the hospi -
i'l whtre she i ; to be treat' 1.
Pan', i'- ttr.-on f Omaha ar -
-,vt ) 1:1 .-iiliray :a-i i ucsu.i. "
"tr -.T-.-l is vi-:tinsr with her ton.
r'--7n,-,ri. and r.sl-iinir in th- -ore..C. p.horien.
Mr. K iC ttlfhnt. who has nt
leen fee!
f.!:nrr the best l:te:y
wa-!
tr.ktn to the hospital in Omaha
r&a 6 fTi Si '4
on heavy ouling which yoa
stripes and checks, dark and
. Tuit
NEBRASKA
Tuesday, where lie will receive treat-1
nient. j
Sherman Kuiney. who has I t-en in '
poor health i'or some time past. u:i-
der the advice of his pnysitian, wt'iit
to Omaha where he is being treated
in the hospital.
Messrs. S. (). Pitman and K. F.
Tut! an 'J thtir wives were US tin;;
in Omaha 1h:i Sunday and v. ve
giests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Aiif! inty.
Wm Ur'Ljn who I.;; 1 an n laid up
-f late nil ;:tt'iunt the accident
"v. had vhea a :w run o t-r him. !s I
i far imr-cwd that he U a hie to
he at his vr!k as;: in. :
lcr whirh was rt-r.-r.tly purr!.;; -el by
i!i"ti-,ir ' -,.T,r . frous:! the
1 1
r ! wave
orr.pany
is
nrov:::r a voi-dera! n.a chine.
m - .. .i (-
i a fir uaus;iu r ana
J. .-r
r.bar.d. Mr.
ji. d Mr.-. K.)v .Jr.rvi.--. crrlve 1 from
lio'yoke !a-: M m.l ;y ard vi!l vi-it .
litre lor a !;:! i uiiue w ; t li :'r:er.d..
M. K. Sj.-tr or 'Vii.oil ;:.if:s
just rented the farm o: O-.-ar Gap;n!
v lii'.-ii is kr.-0'.vn a- the F:a:.k Voti"p:
i J;., place, navins; 'v...vc i there and :
farm the pi tile to. a ins; yt ar. !
T.k- Ca-s Ceanty .".! aual a.-socia-1
tit n w'aif'a is fcnapascJ e.:" the p-- j
siciars cf Ca-s a::ty rar at ria.ts-;
mouth ia?t V. v-'.ir.e-d iy and was at-'
ttr.ded bv Dr. G. 11. Oilniour of Mur
ray.
Mrs. Li-...iv- Mil'.
cf ciaiuvi.w.l
a daughter of t'nele J .-i-r. V. I'-'i-j
inumis. arrived ht-t- Tlfurs-da" for at
visit at the iioaif e iitr father aii-a ;
"i.-ttr.-. Mrs. Win Si rer ami Mrs. A.!
G. Loirs.
M rs. J.ts-p:i Sta.-k- and histrr. w iu ,
.'.;'.l- heen ;r u ... .v.--i.--(
j hi,:... f.-.r ; itiic p;.s . t.epai u.ii .
J a few (lavj. ir..-e for Ani.U' n where;
I tht y wiil :.-it tor sma it use wit it j
I the p.irt.r.: ;.
J Mis. . A. K-'.v .tl w h' arts Ik-en i
:;;t; m Murray tor .erae tunes
dc p:r:-. I
f lee , t
,.-a- r.ivs sin.-o for s
i i:icu. whiie here r
iter
:e as t ti'- c a
-. t (1 htr tister, Mrs. t
V. A. Kciiii
Rav Creati
.1 -
a n C. J s i - i : V
w f r e ,
visit tug m 1 tie west ir
tew d:-i vs 1
ivia- to iloiyeke where Mr. Creamer! can:
rented tht.- faiia 01 airs. Tuaar.ji.v;
which Mr. x'-.-:: 1...5 1 lariuiutt ;!'.;!
for son. e time. ar. .1 w here Mr. C re sin- t cf.t:
t r v. il! niavs in a taw lv.. j . en
Tr.iviKr.4 in the western p r-i-n : C
of the s:nt tfll cf srs.ite ori lind-i 'Iv.'
irT a 1 vlv's shoe h,.-f. (-.1- li h xt -aai 1 :;.
and f .'oiyoke. size or s-yle t::t men- :;.
:i. 1. : d. ;iu ;:pp. it to ii.-wn,; o
t'avs catinty idy. Fj. ev:er.tiy no
(Jtu;o ;arge tn.r.ich far
:o wearer.
-p)Vl, v-ar old
-...:!.: : Urf.nl
l-ratuii i. wiid.
Murray, Neb.
Gcc; to
piva. cr rc
ic j;.-. S:;;-N
, " ' ' ..',.' , ,.' ,
ti:
pas
'.i r i
i : t-
i - . i. . - . .
tt.-r tree::!..
tia "
On
v - ar
pi-ti:re v.-;s :.
(a tl tttCtP :!'
She wa: a to::
h-.r ::i. t tier.
i-
tr in rn f
t 'J '
:dV. j
lo. 1
l ) Oa
Aii.r.;T viicxt"
1
Ir. Il'-rici ci 7 In.
Mrs. (). A. Davis
0.
1 a r.
a n:- re.-e;ti.n at
n- -. i
i- !!
bom; ; . i r. and M..-. i v: - ai :ai-
or of M:s. S. (.. !':.:; .u h. is v: -
itirg litre from Lang P-caea. Cah,
?i d who with her at: 1 1 wi'I so m
i..-;.-rt ior t-e v.-..;. .- ia -. atagu:-
f jl time w-s enjotid ar 1 at n suit -
abi
oar i urn ';.?! w -i s -rv r.
; Tho -e pre
were
-ni.-; P. O.
I Pitna r. J. V. Pitman. K.
; Fred IliM. T.. i). Ilia't. V,'
Tu:,!,
, ui . i . . . . i . ,
lit', r.tr :. -
'en
.tin'i'. li I . : .:ir ! t
. Nickel:
.w.- ..n-.-t-.
V.. Holme-,
tbc"
1
i slices
i "jt .u; u.tve ; au t s.
r T. r ... I T
V'iil C.-npl'
T.mrl T7rrk irctic"
: - r ii .
t !
. V!V 1;
--.- ':-
-. T T ;V.e
vt'tte :f:ad. are fraia!" " inv
1 to
a i ' t ' t.--T ork ': Jt. oa!
. F. .1. Liii;- or C. rl. i!:.v.
Th. - ; i' ":s: en t . r.r
J. T i . "n. r " ; : . V or -..
die: Th' ::" v:j. LZ: V. .1. i 'i!i
? 2 0 ; r,. a. Par. ?r.a :;ir. .Tab:- Pre'
'. ..-.; J. V.. Hill. ST.: Jrht. lie
dri'h.. ?a; Dr. O. H. 'h'il-i.c-ro, ?G
A friend of the re a a.'
F. J. Tl.t-M-:.
O. fa. KAY.
ft-ianaitca.
Pit ityi-: i r.v. Sur.av, Euicel
1 lie i're-n.. -n-f.:.:. .:':.!;.; sctitsai
will neet at the c.atrth i.uadia-
at the r; ct:lar hour nr. in the ttiorn -
ins-. All mcml ers of the f-chool are
: reoutbi-i i i- j..-.-,..,. ....u t ei j -
;who ar not atten-ttng eivewutre are
be
ordialiv invited.
Preach in rr Scrvifte ilso
lit sides t!
Pibie sch
v.-bi-li i
b-'T , ir chri -i-.n eh'ire'- there
hi,d at tc- ( nin-.nn cunt u, tliere
will he preach in sr at eleven. Eivry
j body cordially invited to attend.
There will be serviees at the St.
hull's Eviitrf Heal church in lin--f
i.-h on lit.xt Sunday. S.pteiuher '2 ".
The church nivrir at the evtr'iti
on Lat Sunday v i;- quite iarreiy at
tended and. a fine itlme enjoyed.
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AUCTIONEER
jAIvwoyo Ready fcr Gs.o
1 SJtos far or near.
HATES EEASONAELE
: siTisrAciioK cs i;o pays
IlLVEIIK ALL CALLS
Telephone 423 Plattsmouili Exchange
v everyone
Cauies were enjojed
r t.-.l tit !i.e i-o.i heir
!-..! V PS ' I . V
(i
m;::r- v.eil laiden vltb h.skets. The
i v.-.:"Ci h. cured soll.e .'
s.ii y. ?n- n-
f...t
of the picnic.
i ;.-v ItllOki: ' sor i
I
,'v.i
Pchmd China Loais
;av a i.t: mrer ti ta-'o.ce
, r ii.,tii-i
.a of large type ready for
ire. that are lcr sale. Tu'-y are
"c'm-iry farrowinsr. Call at farm
an 1 one-quarter n ales nest and
mile north of Murray.
OTTO PFLS
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LhilViL 10 I Ft L-'J
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ir.i2?t:on c-l Can: County Ad-
:S0rv Tcard EuCted at Mett-
ia-r Il-id Tills Hori:g
J
:u tail of"cha!rma:i I. C. M - r -
of lis Cuss County Board of the
iHaticn ." i :iiy, tlie me nbj,rs niei at
e '. iti-f of V.". A. OiMVKon -'it 1M
, ; t'-i- taernir-t; anu perfected a
-; . aia'v fi.,ti. with the election of
t M avaa;; officers: J. x. Falter.
:c:-;:a.:.; W. G. Kieck. fecntary and
. ? ' . i s'.. r. t;ev.urer.
': aei pt d the qt:ota f. r la
i!:e fri he-, mi"-,' fttn:! ; ai
i :
: s a. y.. - a aia: a a. a u:i j.
1 .. .1-
t )
U;s-. in the
' v t a ; d'l previou
r i: t. ll'-l. '
: i-'l . ...... . f : . -. V-
,u of t!.e Salvation Array v:;s
; assisted in the work of
: 1 :
!ti:c-
Salvation Arr.
wis one ot
a ..'tire cvc;.s or
. tioa.
I t a.ea
; r. 1 j'isl now i.
r-tmg n:u
. h
f " f'a r-'inf o' dh aided p. !!
dove i vecrens of the war, and
atter r i' ra,-i:i'c ::r qii-.ta ,:i
rive should be e-;.e lioa.iiy nut.
.
i-'
if
t J m v'-jtil 1 il
li w 1 'i-r k vU-j- ML Jr
("!:.-" .Tr.ry Inrrirj F.'.-cws that
li'.r- Get No ruccurascxcrrt
Trsr: t. E.;cr.s:.
l"'rj
four
Ci i rpev
r v.
1 1
e . hav e
ii !- -U sea
iliha. 1 of taiir la neiitira fin, ";.. y
;!- n-c-ars of '.via,--",!::: w:;p .mj.or-
ar.t 1- .
t.ad- todav
i- n it n e; --. s wcrii
by la. trict Afornc-y
L-a !v. Iraa's pra:-. m--r I
, . d a ijaarnn.--::: early this
nlr.-.T -..f ibe S. n Fran:-'scc ccunty
a: juty whieh is deiving into
on;! ether incidents in cornice-
;.;(,i: w.th ts" e.etah o: vis .rgm -
ij., p, s; -e-n actre-s.
Ti r: .ers-:.s were l-.eard by the
t..r.TMi iar- in nlati'-n to th all'
- i a'vfrtp to tamper with state'
-i.. Th-se were M:.-s Jaya
: (! r.r. (in!-',r i-.ingstone and Jle:n-
. ..!. iT-..-..- (-. ...-.i-.l . iT t
aid Mori
After 'o'vcj-.i-tion. (t
. iuj-v'.-:
jury pc-ion 1'istrict -----u ' -
j -pae inrestigr;:, bro-;at e,::
i thttt "diss Clark, l-.'.r gs'.one, a'er'ey
jai d Mrs. Puny Kin-tstone-Moriev d's-
-uri r;fPVArba'th?; rasbv
I .... -
nistritt A'trrn'-y
irar.nr. t; ..it-.-; Joyce t .: rK 1 1 :m-
pca-h th testimony :f Miss act- Pre -
i v.-art'- taat .o-r.cv aavr
f , V;V
o. ..a.-
iCi-ce e ioltpii vf- number
n ; : - t . r.u Arfucsie ;, : orncy,
id t-i'3 !:- : ta call up C '-htT : that
! ; 'i Vt...V '!..'.,' ri-'a- " i,',is-,.'thT
h ci ; van th.-- w itness room. Mr.r'ev
i and Kin -r- r 'sue called on Cohen at j 2300.
the Pala.-e betel and aked bin: what j Farm I-Iachmery
j they s;:or.ld testify "r-ei re the grand iirC orm id: biniler. 7 -foot, cut; Mc
i jury." If'ormick mower : McCormitk hay
i 1. wts admitted that Ml-y-an. 1 j r;ive. ?,2 teeth.; llunier corn planter,
iKira.rone t-.tti fieri that C.tni r fti-Lj ,.r.s vire: lGxlG Iluraer disc, T
vat. I tb! t a ' r e I ! the truth."
Hi
-cr.rar.re cf a number of wit-
r.r- :-, or" ef them a rnrnit). Avnn
to testify before the federal
grand j'irv tonight in an inve'.:ra
' ion hat lioner w:'s served at
n e
i ar v in the liott Sr. Franeis. wh?r
t av. p.irno b- a!!. e-r-d t? nave receiv -
l i
fital injuries, was an noun
ar i iiV
ah
-t H. M-' 'ormick, aasis-
tr, ::t cnite! s-rarr-s Attorney general
, investigating prohihitior.s violaticns.
V r ' ab's cro:ip, Willie's daily
tents ami bruise-?, mother's sore throat
i. : f (trandiii-.'s lameness Dr. Thomas'
Oil -the household remedy.
. ,
uiJi: iiiM tyi't. ia iKii'u " - 1 -
I of six to ei-dit months will he given,
Advertisir?- is printed salesman-! ri chaser giving bankable note bear
, . , r- f j. tin-- eight, per tent interest from date.
zhz- rc-nc.rdir.fd r.;fTirjrnl:y to carry iVVv ln ilo st.ie.i for before
I appeal to the varied clr.r.S of readers,
Does year ad com s witliia these re
r-:ir-mcT,ts
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We do all kinds or jcd prtctlcg.
A c:; !i:i: l.-;n to raise ovtr $:?.000,
00a I'or the cidAUfnt of Wepleyau
I uni ersi'y, for ma kins; extensions to
the Met! ccIk-i hospital at Omaha, "the
!.uildi;-r; ho?;- lals at Lincoln and
::t Scotis'...'.'art' and for the support of
' the Crow h'.me ir the aged at Blair
will ;;n.iertr.kt-n. if the Nebraska
Methculi-t conference approves of a
; rero:: o." a committee appointed by
; IU.--hop McDowell Tuesday moraing.
; It i? e ',n(e mpluted to raise $1,
; Z 'j , ' 'J 0 ft the present time, deferr
; inxr tne raising cf the totr.l amount
to a later date. I- is now proposed
lj r.'i.-t- ? 1.000, COO for the univer
sity onuownat and support, $100.
f rii for extensions to the Omaha
-hospital. $l"f.00.j far the eons.truc-
tion of n Lo.--nital at Lincoln and
V in'3 ?10!.f'v:J for the huiunr? or a nos-t;-...
i.'. ,-c-s rital -at S:vtlshun and for
llie Biatr in-ti!tiiio:i. It is expecea
that t:.e eamcaicn win te completed
i:t i---.
ri-a.ri'y F. i-'a rmer, assistant sccre-
..... . . . . : n-n T r- " .
, :r. y o: iV.-t l.,a.u oi Ria-isu mus-.
?i -, with h.taatiuarters m .e"r
'. Yt.ik. presented a a cutline of the j
l.ai.s ! nit' iTii a. miu inai iuv ,
iiiiF.rcir.l situation has caused a:
slewing up of contributions. He i
n-.i.-t-u tu-t Wright, is "Helen of the Old
a required anioimt in order that Journal oftice has
'T' w , , v- S,i m Jt received a number of the hand
: i? , d Vror of Pawnee ! som el y bound novels from the Apple
KllAiS" S a ! ton' company. This novel is one that
, t. ii, uiir has broupht added luster to the fame
; (ninrertce Ktdt ha h Mdl r Wright as one of the leaders
. cf Have lock is the pubhcio man cf .s n,0M Th. nf
the conference.
" H.y. F. X. 'TnnpHitis. paster of.
Trinity churrh announced that the'
i wont in of I'iymouth Congregational j
! tiiureh will serve- lunr-h and supper.
,( IMf.n,i-crs ,f ;i,e e -nfereiice dur-j
5;:r the s---ian a i? .-von district sut-
: 'v-r resent at roll call
!;,. laade art annual rep.ut cf their
' li-tri,t : : lite el-.e of the morning.
Pre-
iiin? the ru-iness f-e-sion. the :
:-.'crr.r.H-r.t vas adaiirsstered. The roil
tali indicate 1 tba at the opening
t-e -?ion the'.-- were- few absen'ees.
Tie- (leltpatc arai their wives are
f .::!"'.-;.( :1 lo!Tius by member? of the
variov.s Mptha.list. churciits of the
(i;y and 'ire erlvcn tiseir breakfasts.
i , , n hu::-!r J delegates are listed.
F fl H f
-
'4J k L
F iint AV( 'ra''lay's Tailv.
Mr;, ri-v.ie Jensen of Kennard,
y.' - : a ka, a- ri- e i here Inst evening
an' r-its ii.-.rr.n-r aepart 'i i:r 0111-
;. - w !:
attended the Peter-
-.-Schultz v e (I 'ling in that city.
Mrs. C aarl?s A tut ana miss ttn-
iv: Ault '! Clenwood were among
':.'- roir.g to Omaha this morn irt g
t" .ij-y v. ?-v hours thee at'end-
in a to .-ripe rs.::..'t.r; of business.
.T ra !--.-o v.as i?ued here
.-lay" to Ja-:1 F. Wclph and
c'yrta.' Ciappell. hoth of N'e
t. c.'o vii.i will he married
at the h"me ef the bride's par-
A. F. M'tll and babe of Sicux
wa l.r-ve t een here visiting
lam:e r f Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
(
i
fori:, p .rent? cf Mrs. Hull, departed
3 t rnr-r. trr O:. aho f. r a short
i,: ; . he 'ore rc turning home.
M. La:t- and ife cf Deo Moines
ovr. r.Tiv 'i herr -:--r-rday to en--.-
vis tit a .,T tlie home of Mr.
ad '?I--. C. i'. Svde'aitham for a
t.tv.
I nr.e is a brother of
Mr. Pydeho'har" r.r :l !s enjoying a
ho. ' vartitiot: frr ni hi
ailtoad conductor.
wor
as a
ETZXOGEJHY ETSTEUCTIONS
'. Ptrs-ral ir.s!ruction given in
. ; bort.ian'' ai.-i tyr-- ' nn;.s. roui-
1 .tore':.-- c-' ur:-e. two hours a day.
sa a w e '::. A. ma waterman,
i
Loct
and Sth street.
P
P. Schuluof.
piano tuner.
. i .,.,nA SS9-J.
: - : ft. PAVEftf ! I
J 'yLtvi hUHUilSI
( rtnders?ned v,ill effer for cale
,t lublic Auction to the highest bid.
.. .1... ei T7 T. ftr. o- "fliiH riT o
u-i ca iii- v. jj. i.a.-.i xcix. vv-
' quarl-er rxiile east cf Cedar Creek, on
cu'.imencing at 1 o'clock sharp, the
f.jiii;-. described property:
Four Head of Slules
On? team black mules. scveni'ears
f-W, v.-f-ight 2300; one team bay and
COO; one team bay and
imooth mouth, weight
: '-r;!'
tru
one U-bar 4-ttection harrow;
ctf.ri-;I,Er .rov.- rtalk cutter; 2 8 -foot
; Galloway corn elevator and power
rompleie :
John Deere riding cuiti-
vatr-r; Maline cu'.ti-ator; P. tc O. 4-
v.heel riding lister; P. & O. 2-row
.. r k.... .,.-. f r.v tt--..
: . , .,.,,. i,,,. tun cts
il1'.-infh cood wcrl: harness; one l-
ib. p. Newartl en.'nne; one feed grind-
ifr. 0.,c eR,crv sjckel sharpener; one
.,.' ,, kettle: one O-gallon kero-
sene barrel and numerous other ar
ticles. Terms of Sale
All sums of and under, casn
,- ,..s,i. n v,,r-R over Sin a credit
j jing removed from the premises.
E. K. IIEI3HIGEH,
' OTier.
W. K YOUMG, Aucriceer.
r- ric-rlr
Sa3 Neighbor, do you know that we are carrying
the very best in line of Poultry, hog and stock foods,
and have same in any quantity you need? These foods
are a tonic for the stock and a stimulant for the laying
hens. We are right here and are standing behind the
goods. See us and we will furnish you all the proof of
value of the goods required.
Pure drus compounded and a full line of drug
gist's sundries, as well as school supplies, ready for
immediate use.
Murray
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Over that Hot Stove, Too!
Why pay three dollars and seventy-five cents for
that bushel of peaches, work over the boiling hot stove
and get fifteen quart cans of the fruit, then pay for
the sugar, and furnish the container, which makes the
fruit alone not counting the can cost you 26 cents each.
When you can purchase the peaches and the finest
put up in heavy syrup, including the cans for only 27'2
cents each. Did you ever elop to figure the matter out.
We would be pleased to take your order for the
fruit already canned, and save you the hard hot work.
F. T. WILSON
THE SERVICE STORE
MURRAY -:- -:-
ffliiS: Setfls
The book accounts of the HaiJware and Imple
ment business contracted while conducted by W. H.
Fuls, and later by Mr. Puis for August Meyers, must
be adjusted at once. The bocks of both firms are at the
Vallery Garage, where Mr. Puis will look after making
settlement and closing up all accounts. All those who
know themselves indebted to either firm are notified to
come in without delay. We have waited patiently thus
far, but these accounts must be settled at once.
AUG MEYER
W. H. PULS
'repare for inter!
7e are making some special prices on stoves for
the coming two weeks, with discount of 25 per cent
from the list price. This means buying the goods for
three-fourths their regular price.
This includes Universal and Riverside enameled
stoves and ranges.
Also Mueller and Universal furnaces the best
make. '
Belter get ready for winter while the getting is
srrood.
Peterson Hardware Co.
J. V. Peterson, Manager
MURRAY
Drag Co
NEBRASKA
Road District No. 10
All pa-ties, who expect tl.eir roads
graded must get their weeds and
"rrush off the pround soon or they
will he tut and charged to the ones
concerned.
J. E. LAN'CASTER
For Sale
Four red coming 3 year old heif
ers, weighing' around S00 lbs.
ALBERT YOUNG.
NEBRASKA
Accounts!
NEBRASKA
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