The People's Banner from David City, Nebraska • 7

Call up 29 for groceries. September 17, 18, 19 and 20 Are the dates for the Butler County Agricultural and Live Stock Association Exhibition A good speed program has been prepared. Some Great Free Attractions The best display of Live Stock and Agricultural Products ever seen at a County Fair in the State. See the Premium List. Bank Deposit Guaranty URING the first year the of Deposits law has been operative there has been an increase in state bank deposits of The Guaranty Fund now amounts to about 00, and will probably reach $560,000.00 by July, 1912, and around $800,000.00 by January 1, 1913.

In addition to the security afforded by a competent, financially responsible, experienced board of directors, $37.500.00 capital and surplus, and resources of nearly $250,000.00, this bank's depositors have the Guaranty of deposits. When seeking safety for your money we ask you to consider this bank. Security for the depositor is, always will be, our first consideration. We respectfully solicit your account, be it large or small. BUTLER COUNTY STATE BANK OFFICERS: ARTHUR J.

EVANS. President. JOSEPH SHRAMEK, Vice President. CLARENCE D. COE, Cashier.

W. M. EVANS, Ass't Cashier. Bargains in Finely Improved Farms. In the States of Minnesota, North and South DaNebraska and Kansas.

We have farms for sale kota, that are producing larger crops than our Butler counfarms, which we will gladly prove to anyone wishty to make an investment or build up a new home. ing Most of these farms are close to good markets, schools and churches, and will double in value in the next few years. The prices run from $35 to $75 per acre. We have 2 farms with the finest kind of improvements near Lincoln that we can sell for $125 per acre to the 15th of August, on very easy terms and only up 5 per cent interest on deferred payments. We can sell you Railroad lands in Nebraska, Kansas, Wyoming, Arkansas and Texas at very low prices on 10 years time.

These lands will, in all probability, sell for four times the present price before the last payment is made. We also have lands for sale in Louisiana near Shreveport, Alexandria, in the Red River Valley and few large tracts near Texarkana, at ridiculousa ly low prices for immediate sale. If you are desirous of making a choice investment where there is a prospect of doubling your money within a year, call at our office and talk the matter over with us. We write all kinds of insurance in responsible companies at lowest rates. Also bonds of every description.

Will make you a loan on first mortgage on farm at 5 per cent, and a small charge for comyour mission. Yours for business, STRAKA SOBOTKA. Schweser's grocery. Fruit Jars, Jar caps, Jar Rubbers at Hann's Pure Food Grocery, For Sale Cheap- 4 second hand bicycles. Frank Otoupalik's plumbing shop.

We make a speciality of our 25 cent's dinners. Give us a trial. Cram's Cafe FOR One Case 12 horse steam Traction engine in good conditions, at a bargain. Schlentz Bros. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Graybill, Mrs. V. Hiner of this city and Mrs. John Ayres, of Rising, autoed to Lincoln Friday in Mr.

Graybill's car and remained until Sunday. Mrs. Wayne Lutx of Burtz County, Pennsylvania, who is visiting relatives in Octavia, came up from there this morning (Thursday) and went from David to Lincoln. L. B.

Fuller came up from Lincoln Wednesday returning home Thursday accompanied by his little daughter, Pauline who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs, W. H. Tyler in this city. Miss Josephine Albright returned to Omaha Wednesday after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Albright in this city for a few days. Her sister, Miss Amelia, accompanied her home for a short visit. "Bloodless Surgeons, by doing away with the knife, with blood and with all pain in the successful treatment of these dangerous diseases. If you have kidney or bladder troubles, bring a two-ounce bottle of your urine for examination. Their Hypodermic Injection treatments for Cancer, Tumor, Tubercular Glands, Piles, Old Sores, is the best Curative treatment in the world.

Married ladies must come with their husbands and minors with their parents. A CLOSE CALL. Last Tuesday, while the wind was blowing a gale, the fire alarm was turned in from the Mrs. Delaney residence in the north part of town. The boys made: a quick run, but fortunately, the fire had been extinguished before they arrived.

Mrs. Delaney had lighted the oil stove and stepped out of the room, and she supposed that some papers that were on the wall had gotten blown down, as when she returned the papers and some clothes near by were on fire. No material damage was done, but had it ever gotten under headway it would have been hard to handle on account of everything being SO dry and the high wind that day. SOCIAL UNION ELECTS OFFICERS. The Methodist Social Union, at their meeting Tuesday afternoon, elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Pres.

Mrs. Nichols; 1st Vice, Mrs. Howser; 2nd Vice, Mrs. Walling; 3rd Vice, Mrs. Krahl; Mrs.

Duncan; Mrs. Bennison; Pianist, Mrs. Krahl; Choruster, Mrs. Walling; Collector, Mrs. Newbold; Decorating Mrs.

McGee, Morgan and Hyatt; Floral Mrs. Crosthwaite and Walling. They postponed their next meeting for four weeks on account of Chautauqua. MARRIED. FICKE-KELLY On Tuesday July 23, at St.

Mary's church in David City occurred the marriage of Miss Julia Ficke to Mr. Hugh Kelly. Father Carriher officiating. The nuptial high mass was sung by the pastor at 9 o'clock. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Ficke of this city and the groom a young farmer of Surprise, Nebraska. They have the distinction of being the first couple to be married in the beautiful new church. They went at once to their home in Surprise. HARVEY-CONNELL Wednesday afternoon at four-thirty o'clock Miss Beulah Harvey and Clarence Connell both of this city, were quietly married at the Christian parsonage by Rev.

Kechley. Only near relatives and Miss Pearl Blevins, a friend of the bride, were in attendance at the ceremony. The young couple went to Garrison in the evening to visit a few days with the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Tom Gallager. The happy couple will go immediately to housekeeping in this city.

The Banner extends congratulations. Hammocks for use at Jordan's. Elite Theatre David City Band H. SACRIDER will donate one evening's entertainment for the benefit of the David City Band on Tuesday evening, July 30th. Everybody COME.

STOP-CONSIDER Give these facts serious, deep consideration BEFORE you place the contract for that frame building. Cement building blocksOURS need no painting. They always look good. Cement building blocksOURS -mean a home, cool in summer, warm in winter, dry on rainy days. Cement building blocksOURS -improve with age.

Other facts, figures, etc gladly furnished on application. MATTHEWSON STONE COMPANY OBITUARY Caroline L. Balliet Armagost was born August 7, 1843 in Pennsylvania and died July 21, 1912 at the age of sixty-nine years, eleven months and seventeen days. Five weeks ago she was taken to the David City hospital where a successful operation for gall stone was performed but kidney trouble set in afterwards which caused her On October 15, 1865 she was married to James C. Armagost in Stevenson County, Illinois.

Nine children were born to this union John G. of Omaha, William D. and Miles J. of Surprise, Erank T. of Adam N.

of Beaver Crossing, Mrs. Rachael Barker of Rising City, Mrs. James Fosbender of Shelby, Mrs. Ellen Claypool of David City and one child dead. Deceased was also a mother of two step-daughters, Mrs.

John Miller of David City and Mrs. C. N. Shreckengost. In 1871 deceased withfher family moved from Stevenson County, Illinois to Nebraska and settled on a homestead near Millerton at which place she resided until her death.

Her husband preceded her to the better world some eleven years ago, he having died June 9, 1901. Besides the children and a host of friends she leaves three brothers, two sisters, thirty-five' grandchildren and three great-grandchildren to mourn her death. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Rising School House near Millerton, Rev. Stafford of the Luthern church of Rising City conducting the services. Most heartfelt sympathy is extended to the bereaved children and relatives.

ART MATHEWSON all kinds of Masonery, Plastering a Specialty Surprise Phone Blue 210 R. M. PHILLIPS S. W. PHILLIPS Drs.

Phillips Phillips Veterinarians Successors to Dr. J. D. Sprague Both Phones EXTRA Nebraska People REJOICE AT THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE RETURN OF THE UNITED DOCTORS Will Be In David City At Perkins Hotel Wednesday, August 14th One Day Only Consultation and Examination Free On This Trip. The great and good work of these Doctors in the west during the past three years has gained for them a standing that places them in the high rank of specialism and merits for them the most implicit confidence in every vicinity they have visited in the state.

The DOCTORS that constitute this organization of specialists were selected from different parts of the country and are Medical Specialists of ability and success. The sole object in view, when organizing, that each one might be benefited and enlightened by the experience of the others which naturally of course is true, and has led them to success. which is shown by their many cures of diseases of the stomach, intestines, liver, blood skin, granulated eyelids, nerves, heart, spleen, kidneys or blader, rheumatism, dropsy, ulcers, weak lungs, and those afflicted with longstanding, deep-seated, chronic diseases, that have baffled the skill of the family physician, should not fail to call. According to their system no more operations for appendicitis, gall stones, tumors, goiter or certain forms of cancer. They are among the first in America to earn the name of the H.

F. ANDERSON Dentist Office over Central Neb. Nat'l. DAVID CITY, NEBR. STOWELL BROS.

Law, Loans and Real Estate Bonded Abstractors -Notary Public Over Ptacek's Store. NORTH SIDE SQUARE L. 8. HASTINGS ATTORNEY AT LAW Doty Block DAVID CITY NEBRASKA W. E.

HEWIT, DENTIST. R. G. RICH, M. D.

S. C. BEEDE H. E. BURDICK BEEDE BURDICK PHYSICIANS SURGEONS.

Office in building with Butler Co. State Bank DR. E. D. BANGHART, M.

D. DAVID CITY, NEBRASKA Office over Jordan's Drug Store, C. F. ROH, M. D.

GARRISON, NEB. DR. S. B. MANNING, Veterinarian.

DAVID CITY, NEBRASKA Both Phones.