I
JILVO DEPARTMENT
Umof lmeret to Journal Reader Will Be Received at the Drug Store
Wfllt
-prill
C. H. .Ionian
mouth Mi'Milny.
Mis Stella Sih-i !'
Thursday ;it 1 1 - -t at fair.
Thomas Stout ami Klmer Klyvcr
were Omaha visitors Friday.
to I'latls- I children visited with .Mrs. 1..Im it
! Jiihnsnn's parent at Ashland
last Sumlay.
S. .M. I'l'iiuly wt'iit In (tmaha
Monday.
(icurc 1'iiri'iiiaii, sr., shipped
if call le In Sunt h ( Imalia
Mr ami Mrs. C M. .I"i'dan a!- iwn cars ,
tended the slal- fair last Thurs-j Monday.
dav Jin' 1'rinily hail a luhl stroke nf
Mrs. It. A. Kn Ics ami Mrs. Hail-J iai iily.is al his h m- in I'liivcr
ley. .ret urned frnm Lincoln' Mmi-isMy I'lacc Mumlay.
day. j William Sutton mailc a Inisi-
1 TKron Fiin-iriifn was a p"- ness trip In Missouri Valley, a.,
sengcr In Omaha Mumlay fin Nn. (, Mumlay, relurnini.' home Tucs-
14.
"Wilher Thomas will attend
Uiph school al l niM-rsily I'lacc
this year.
Mrs. Mini (imves ami son, Lyle,
vi'iled in Lincoln Weilnc-day ami
Thnrsilay.
Mrs. Mmil ltahlwin of I'liivcr
sity l'laee spent Sumlay with her
mother, Mrs. M. 1'. Stone.
J. If. Foreman, jr., ranie in
Saturday from Colorado for a
short visit, with his folks.
Miss Teresa Donnelly of Lin
coln came down Friday, visiting
until Sunday with relatives.
Tni T. Hull of Lincoln dined
Willi J. A. PhnfTer Monday.
Charles Ellison of Dundy coun
ty look supper wilh Mr. ami Mrs.
J. A. Shaffer Friday evening.
Mrs. .1. 11. Slroemer returned
Saturday from her summer's visit
In fierrnanv wilh her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mullen went
In Omaha Mumlay on No. If.
Mrs. Charles Hucknell and
daiiL-hter, lierllin. visited the slate
fair Wednesday Thursday.
Mrs. J. , SlialTer spent Thurs
rlav at the slate fair, also visiting
friends and rclat ives in Lincoln.
Mrs. (i. W. Curyea and Mrs.
I. nra Frit were in Murdock Mon
day.
Mr. and Mr
W. F. Casev eider.
laineil (',. . Mason and family of
Plymouth, .Neh.; Dr. Timlinlm and
family and Charles Hart ami fam
ily of KIiiiwiiihI al dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Cashuer left Sunday
via Kagle for a week's visit with
her uncle, William Prouly and
family at Kansas City. She will
visit a short lime al Nebraska Cjy
on her return.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Crime f
Fairlleld, Neh., visited the past
few days with Mrs. Crane's sister,
Mrs, M. P. Stone, and accom
panied by her they left Tuesday
for a six weeks' visit in Ohio and
Indiana.
Last Saturday the O-vear-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris HofT-
Mis. K. A. Slime and children,
lini'v and Slanley, we re state fair
isiim-s Thursday.
Mi- D II. i Siit ii i duite sick.
Dr. Mmr was called out twice last
Sunday. There is very little im
provement at this writing.
Henry .Manner- of Kansas iil
eil hi- hiolhei1. Dan. also the home
folks la-l week. The children of
Mr. ami .Mrs. Manners met in
Lincoln last Thursday ami had
a ynmp photograph taken.
Waller Nickel and islcr, Miss
Ollie Nickel, i.r Pekin. 111., who
vi-itcd several days wilh their
Cou-ill, Peter Nickel, last week,
returned via Plat t siimut h Tuesday
of la week In their home.
C. II. Snl toil and family and T.
O. Sutton and family relnrned In
Chat pel, Neh., Momlav after
spending ten davs wilh their par-)
cuts, Mr. ami Mrs. Sulton and j
relatives. I hey viilei the stale
fair each day in I heir car. They
made the trip to their home, a dis
tance of 100 miles, in 'JO hours.
School opened Monday, Sep
tember M, l'.Ml, wilh an enroll
ment, of no pupils. In the four
ifrades. in the primary room,
taught by Miss Marjorie Carr of
Kagle, are: Wesjey Hird, Aliim
Ingwcrson, Charley Foreman,
Marie Bird, Aurel Foreman, Mil
dred Codley, Johnnie Parsell,
Paul Johnson, Vere Rosennw,
August Fmerson, Klmer Tngvver
son, Oolda Hird, Stanton Dreamer,
(iertrmle Slroemer, l.ealriee Par
sell. Carl Rosennw, ClilTord
jyKEN (.i! toy f. i:elor; yet; usually it to see how L:
(Kikf. inside for txi-'-ruwe has taught you that you can't
ju!,ic a Melon ffOii' its sial and so it is with a suit of clothes
the inner construction doesn't always live up to the outer appearance. But unfortunately you can
rot "plug" a cheap suit of clothes. If cheiip materials and careless workmanship are employed you
cannot detect it until you have worn the garment. We don't ask you to buy our QUALITY
CLOTHES on faith. We ''plug" them for you slow you the inner construction and can prove to you
their superiority. Don't let some fellow "hand you a lemon" when you buy a suit. Con.e to the old
reliable store "Where Quality Counts." Step in and see the new Fall ideas.
P -
Wescott's
THE HOME OF SATISFACTION
THE REPORT BF HIE
man was taken to a Lincoln Ima- Slroemer, Carroll Foreman, flayl
pilal to he operated upon for ap
pendicitis, having fell ill for a
eoiinle of davs. Al. this writing
the lillle fellow is in a serious
condil ion.
Lillle I rv in Knoll had the mis
fortune In fall from a movinu'
waL'on, on which he and hN
friend. Willie Ingwcrson. Iindi
caught a ride, hist Friday evening
and injured his right shoulder and
he has had to remain in bed since.
a.... . m,.u r.,i,,, a,,.,,,.i i ne mis mm in
i i u u i,.h... ii. to... I to t.'im-! M Him writing Wednesday ho
wood Suinlav. She will attend
T 1 lull school there the coming
year.
Mr. and Mrs, Pud Ornves have
moved into the Mess property on
Ihe corner east of the school
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurinan Tloyles
of Overton visited Mr. Moyles
mother and other relatives this
week.
There were eighty-one tickets
sold al lliis place lo slate fair
passengers Wednesday df last,
week.
'' Mr. and Mrs. Lhmlis and chil
dren of Waverly visited Tuesday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. !en.
Curvea.
Miss Clady Appleinan wenl to
Lincoln Sunday evening, where
she will attend lliuh school the
rr.minp venr.
Mrs. S. A. RoMenow is carrying
Ihe mail on Ihe II. F. D. while
Charles I''. Hosenovv lakes his an
nual vacation.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ilenrv Thomas
Visited their daughter, Mrs. War
ren Heck, nt Hclliany from Satur
day until Monday.
Henry Suoke autoed in from
Douglas Monday. lie went to
Lincoln Tuesday lo visit a few
(lavs wilh II. S. OubIi.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hird al
lended the slate fair Thursday.
Their children spent the day with
is some better.
Mr. ami Mrs.
visiling them
Alex Skiles have
Hird, Clarence Ilardnock, Carmen
M u ii and Lillian Cnryea. Tn the
upper 'room, lauuht by Prof.
Hutchinson of Pern and Miss
Marie Slroemer, are Ihe follow
ing: Fifth trrade Mnv ln'-fvver-smi.
Hazel Foreman. Jessie Huck
nell, Mulh Dreamer, Robert. F.nier
soii. Sixth trraite Klmer Rose
now, Francis Mvers, Mary Ingwer
son. Seventh irrade - Uuhv Stone,
I'dilli Foreman. Fiuhth grade
I r in i ii fur liiimiuv election In
'1NN (MHIIlly
illilK I'etel'Kl.n, nelliry lees 111
'P I : t H l'THcinct at eleetllill
I Kef llxi'il )
1 M. I.. Krii'ililcli, siiluiv ami ex
pense
t I. ll.O..W U',1,,...- U...1 ..VOt.Mn
una Hasp. I''s her Rosenow. Allna I S. .;. (in-nr.lVt, im rcliiin.iise to
iinir
I'lattsinmith Neb., Sept. 12, 1911.
Hoanl met piiiHiiHiit to adjournment.
Present: 1,. I). Hwltner, M. U Krled
rlch ami C. It. Jordan, (,'ounty ConimlH
sloneiM. and 1 1. C. Morgan, County
Clerk.
Minutes of regular session read and
approved, when the following bUKlneHH
was transacted In regular form:
The Weeping Water Republican was
this day designated as the paper In
which to publish the Oelinquent Tax
last.
As advertised, bids were received fur
furnishing coal to the county as fol
lows: ('. W. ltavlor & Co. Coal delivered
15.211; hard roal to jail at 110.45 de
yard, IH.L'O; to court hotis, $5. 05.
.1. V. i:enl.erer Coal delivered to
paupers. H-VIO; lo Jail, $10.55; at yard,
tti.:::i; to court house. $1,115.
L'onliacts awarded as follows:
.1. V. Ht'i'n bet er roa 1 to court house
at $l !i5 per ton.
C. VV. Ilavlor Co. Coal to paupers
$5.0; hard coal to jail at $1045 de-
89.05
It!.;
94. 69
151.75
28.10
60.25
34.50
157.00
30.57
Iiistib. t 'o. 14
Stioeii"-: i.eiiilier Co. material.
Iload I ilsti ii t No. IS'
rtroetni'i. I.tuiiher Co. material,
Koii.l I listi lct No. 6 '
C II. S mini, mail work, Itoad
I ilst rlct No. l.'l
J. C. I.oinever, road work, Road
1 lst rid No. 5
C.eorne lllte, road work, Road
lil.vtriet No. 7
C. .1. I .e In, road work, Road
Iilstriet No. II
John Root, mad work, Road Dis
trict No. 16
Lee Artiett, culvert, Road Dis
trict No. 6
Lee Arnett. culvert, Road Dis
trict No. 15 25.74
Lee Arnett, culvert, Road Dis
trict No. 2
Lee Arnett. culvert. Road Dis
trict No. 13
C. H. Illte, road work Road Dis
trict No. 7 '
C. T. Rlchardss. mud work,
Road Iilstriet No. 4
J Adams ti Son. material,
Road District No. 16
John II. Husi lie, road work, Road
Iilstriet No. 2 .
John ltauer, nulls, Road District
No. 27
John llauer. merchandise, Roud
District No. 1
C. Shiilkev, ha illtiff sand, Road
District No.
WHY IHE EOT MIES
livered in bin
i ee r.niowiNK claims were aiioweu on i A j Tool merchandise, Road
the (ieneritl fund: I DK'D'ict No 7
Judges and Clerks lor primary ( f N,,,,,' i,,, '.er ( ,'o'.,' YuiiibeV,
cic-iiim. Ill . luiiiil.y, I I 1 . . ...:.. uv, , Con,) iktv il V(. fj
C.odbev.
Huckne!
Hnth TSailev. Herlha1
Cora Rung, Cecil New- !
this week from1 kirk. Ninth grade Hello Fore
man. Kmilv Strong. Fern Dimiuill,
Olcnn Dimiuill, Nod Foreman,
John Foreman, filenn Lewis,
Clarence Hucknell, Archie Miller,
Lyle Miller.
:
The Turnlng-Polnt. '
A member of the family is sick
ami his sickness is al its height,
Unit, is, al the turning-point,
either lo recovery or a fatal issue.
The physician docs not give iueh
hope, having been called loo late.
Such anxiety can he avoided, in
the majority of cases, if at the
first symptoms of an indisposi
tion, such as loss of appclile,
constipation, headache, coaled
tongue, stiffness of Ihe joints,
heaviness in the stomach, weak
ness, you will at once use Triner's
American Fdixir of Hitter Wine.
The turning-point to recovery
will come soon, because this rem
edy will thoroughly clean out and
keep clean Ihe organs of diges
tion ami will give new slrenglh lo
Ihe nerves. It, will purify Ihe
blood, which often will drive out
of the system rheumatic and
neuralgic pains. It is indicated
niotiicr, Mrs. ."Vervia tvnotl ami in all alleclioiis of I tie stomach,
son, Irwin, altemled the stale fair, the liver ami the intestines. At.
returning Thursday evening on' drug slores. Jos. Triner, 13.'13-
('.Iciiwooil, la., Mrs. Mary Miekel
wail and Mrs. Martha William,
sisters of Mrs. Skiles: llalnh
Mickehvail and family and C rover
Mickelwait and wife, nephews,
and Mrs, Hrown Miller and dautih
ler, Kyle, ami Mrs. William Skil
licot'ii. nieces.
James P. Rouse and brother,
Frank House, of Nelson, Neb.,
went to Sonlh Omaha Tuesday In
attend' the funeral of their broth
er, (lilberl Rouse, aued 7fi. who'
died'al Nelson la-l Fridiiv. He
was a pioneer resident of Sarpy
counlv and left three daughters
Mrs. .1. C. Hopkins and Mrs. J. T.
Alton of South Omaha and Mrs.
Cus Sachs of Florence to mourn
for him. The funeral was hold at
Ihe Lefler Memorial church ami
interment was in Laurel Hill
cenielerv.
Charles Fllisoii came in Wed
nesday of last week on No. I 'i
from Lincoln, where lie was
spending the week al Ihe slate
fair, to visit his niece, Mrs. Dan
Manners and family, and nephew,
(ieorge F.llison. Thursday Mr.
Fllison, (ieorge T'llison and his
velopes
!' red Patterson, work on road
near t'nion
W. M. Sikes. work on road near
I'nlon
II. Sievers. janitor and laundry. .
C. I. (Ju i nl on, salary am! board-
inn enmity prisoners
C. D. Quiuton, commlttni' tits and
boardiiiK city prisoners
M. Archer, State vs. Kred Wamier
C. D. (Juinton, State vs. Kred
Waifiier
Dave Atnlck, State vs. Fred
Wagner
C. L. Herder, State vs Fred
Wanner
Henry Trout, State vs. Fred
Wanner . . . .'
Wm. Sherlock, State vs. Fred
Warner
I. N. CummltiKs, hauling rubbish
iroin court house
till. (Ml ;
1.00
10.70
it 00
10.00 1
1.75 ;
S..I0
1.00
i;s.oo
224.30
4.55 '
.5.90
20.65
1.00 j
1.00 I
la bor,
Road
1 u m -
ion
5.K5
1 SO. 00
5.75
District No. 7
Siillivan-.VJeiiil l.imiber Co
her, Road Iilstriet No. 4
Win. Massler. repairs, Itoad I Hs-
. M l. t No. I
Mi ll .-,.,i piiHeryin. road work. In
heritance tiS
J:iiii"s Kainev. roa. work. In
herit nc t il x
L 1 1. Switer. road work in
heritance tux .'
i;eoi-.e I'nisall, iriHdlnK roads,
in lieri I ance tax
M I Kn ili l.-h, road work, In
herltaiMe tax
Mat Mc'i.iinii. road work. In
heriti'iice tnx
.lulu Scheel. road work, Rond
District No. t
M. L. Furlonif. road work,
I Road District No. 27
bVfiril llii..y,.f ci wn,.ls lr,.,.l
0 65 District No. 2 .' 146.15
Pen Hai knian, road work Road
District No. 10 168.40
John Waterman, lumber, Road
District No. 1 11.00
, nn ' followltKT claims were allowed on
00 the Rrldtre fund:
I F. M. Hlchev, hrldife material.. $ 16.40
'"O Cellar Creek Lumber Co., ma-
, iin terlal 219.10
'UUP, V. M. Rlchey, brldK material.. 61 41
I' rank l.anham. l.ridire work.. 8.00
Stroemer Lumber Co., bridge
material 140.03
W. C. Houclier. hrlditfl work.. 13.00
He Should Not Do So, but He Does
and He Cannot Tell
Why.
Did you over see a hoy that
would .admit he liked to go to
school? If ho did admit it, was he
any good in after life? From
lusty juvenility a practically un
animous protest goes up against
the call of the school boll. This
is true even with a groat many
children of a mature habit of
mind. At home I hey will ask any
amount of questions about facts
6 501 in gooarapliy ami history, imiioat
i ..... . .
ing inai ine sniip'cis itioy are
handling in school socni to in
terest thorn.
The essential trouble umlouht-
30.00
32.76
17.00
55.00
42.90
112.72
3.00
S..10
4.7H :
4S.0!) i
i.oo" cdlv conies from the attempt to
22 28 ('""v"''t Ihe youngster over from
the savage info the civilized state.
It is the theory of educators that
n.oo every ytmnc jfo coos throusrh all
i.r.o Hie peri'. ds of development
throuL'h whi'h the entire human
race has passed. Every hoy has
a p'T-iod v.'ion ho conforms very
rlosclv to the habits and ideals of
oo i be u!d American Indians. When
you reflect that it has taken 2.000
years to turn the untutored tribes
of Europe into the civilized peo
ples of today, it is no wonder that
it takes several years to convert
a potential Sitting Hull into an
ordinary hum-drum merchant or
mechanic.
6.40
129.85
R. Peterson, ut.nn aim repairing
boiler 15.65
Mary K. Foster, salary and ex
pense i;i:..:u c it,.,,,.i,r i,.i,i.r w,.i.
,!",',,!,n' ""''" V end expense 50.00 , N,.'t,I H1ka Construction Co.',
r . M. Richey, material to court . bridge work 3
' IW, r. Norvnl. bridge work.
, I'MIke I.iif., brldire work....
' I Wm. H. Rush, hrldife work
M. L. Kurlonir'. bridee work
Stationery Co.,
Ice to
blue
court
65.16
the special. Mr. Ellison reinain-
their cousins, (iraee mill (ieorge j ed until Saturday, going on No.
Kitzel. :t:i o Lincoln, thence on Ihe H.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson ami ' A M. to Henkeltnan, Dundy coun
Mr. ami Mrs. Hubert Johnson and ly, near which town he resides.
13,'P.l So, Asl
III.
iind Ave., Chicago,
ln fltlf (ll J ' A
1 .' -.-yf
From City
to Country
Bell Telephone Service is daily bringing the peo
ple of the city and country more closely together. It
has done more than anything else to make the smaller
towns and the country a pleasant place to live.
You will find t tint a Bell Tilophone will afford you
more comfort and briutJ you more pleasure than double .
the expense put in unytliing else. Bell service may not
cost as much as you think it does.
Nebraska Telsphono
Company
M. I:. HKAXrXr.X, 1'l.illsmoitth Manager.
James T. Hey nobis, the demo
cratic candidate for clerk of the
district, court, will visit the
various sections of Cass county
before Ihe elect ion. lie is a man
of the common people and his
record as a neighbor and all-
round u'mmI citizen will speak for
ilsclf. As the Journal has re
peatedly said, he is one of (he best
men in Cass county and there can
J hi no nuostion as to his (pialillca-
lions for Hie position, as he is a
well educated gentleman. He
member that his candidacy is one
whore the olVice seeks the man
and not the man who seeks the
olllce. He should be elected be
cause ho has never sough! an
ollice.
bouse
Meijeat h
print
II. C. McMnkcn,
house
Mrs. C. A. Adams, care of Dan'l
McCurdy ( Refused)
.1. Yv. Crablll, repairs to number-
Inn machine 1.50
M. lllld, merchadise to county.. 11.05
Wm. Molly, merchandise to poor 6.00
Kred Pat terson, sain ry 4-1.00
N. D. Talcott, second quarter
salary County Plnsiclaii Iils
triet No. 5 15.00
11. A. Schneider postal supplies. . Tl.'.i'l
C. K. Cook, male hor to county ,
farm 12.50
C.eo. 1,. Karley, ciinvassInK board
primary election 3.00
.1. I'. Kb Iter, canvassing board
primary election 3.00
Krans Son, merchandise to
poor 5.00
K. !, Lewis, expert testimony
(Refused! Jll.llO
C. VV. ltavlor & Co., coal to
paupers 8.45
Jos. Ket.er, merchandise to
county 6.70
.1 II. Tunis, salary 75.00
1. C. MoiKiin, salary and ex
pense 191.69
Wm. llassler. merchandise am!
labor to farm and court bouse 15 0(1
John llauer. merchandise to farm 5.50
The I'lut tsmout h Journal, print
In 27.46
I). C. Moi'K'in, expense delivering
primary ballots :'0.00
Nebraska Telephone Co., rent
and tolls 2.30
llr. (. K. I.lston, second quarter
salary County I'hvslclan, Dis
trict No. 6 12.50
Nebraska I.lKhtltiR Co., mis to
eourt house and jail 16 19
MurrouKhs Aiblinif Machine Co.,
repnlrs to machine 1.50
Klopp a Martlett Co., supplies.. .35
C. II. Taylor, salary and expense 109. K2
I'lattsniouth Telephone Co., rent
and tolls
K. M. I'rlbble, asslnned to C. II.
Tavlor, print Inn
K. Munspeaker, salary deputy
sherln
000.00
9.R0
1.1.75
20.50
3.00
Hen Mecknian, brldue work... 50.60
John Waterman, brtnire lumber 30.15
Hoard adioorned to meet Tuesday
October 3, 1911.
D. C. MoVpan, County Clerk.
A Great Advantage to Working
Men.
J. A. Maple, l'.'G S. 7th St.,
Sleubenville, O., says: "For
years I suffered from weak kid
iieys and a severe bladder trouble.
I learned of Foley's Kidney Hills
and their wonderful cures so I
began taking them and sure
enough I had as good results as
any I hoard about. My backache
loft mo and to one of my business,
expressman, that along is a great
advantage. My kidneys acted
free and normal, and that saved
me a lot of miserv
Common Colds Must Be Taken
Seriously
For unless cured they sap the
vitality and lower the vital re
sistance to more serious infection.
Protect your children and your
self by the prompt use of Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound and
note its quick and decisive results.
For coughs, colds, croup, whoop
ing cough, bronchitis and affec
tions of the throat, chest and
lungs it is an ever ready and
valuable remedy. For sale by G.
F. Fricke & Co.
Digestion and Assimilation.
It is not Ihe quantity of food
taken, but Ihe amount digested
and assimilated (hat gives
slrnglh and vitality lo Ihe sys
tem. Chamberlain's Stomach and
I. ivor Tablets invigorate the slom-
neh and liver and enable them to
perform their functions naturally.
For sale by F. C. Fricke ci Co.
!7.75
5.50
3750
.50
2.00
V00
hOO
4. SO
4. SO
3.35
34. SS
3.50
7 50
pleasure to work whore it u sod to I
he a misery. Foley Kidney Pills
have cured me and have my high
est praise." For sale by Fricke
ci Co.
Sues for Husband's Death.
A suit for $50.00(1 against the
Hurlington railroad has boon filed
in the district court at Omaha by
Mahoney it Kennedy, attorneys for
Mrs. Freer, administratrix of the
estate of her husband, C.eorge
Freer, who was killed 111 a wreck
at Imlianola. Neb., last May.. Cross
negligence upon Ihe pari of the
rairoad is charged. Freer was
It is now a I employed as express messenger.
The deceased husband was em
ployed by Ihe Adams Fxpre
company for many years, and was
reared in Plallsmoulh.
Forest, Rose Flour. The next
Wesooll's Sons have just put in j time you need a sack of flour try
nnot her line display show case for ' a sack. You vviM "k! it the best
the display of shirts ami ties. fin Ihe market.
Keistor School.
Krister Ladies' Tailoring Col
lege, liesiuiiiug, drafting and
dressmaking taught. For terms
apply al room in Coales' block.
Managed by Mrs. N. A. I.eisl.
it-t l-lmo-wkly
C. 1.. Martin, hauling- man to Dr.
Martin's
W111-KR Cecil, labor at eourt
house
C, (5. WnniNut, wood to court
house
,1. K. Wolff, haullni. Inmate to
farm
William Kaufman, State vs. Win.
A. Meeker
Kred Kaufman, State vs. Wm.
A. Meeker
Allen J. Meeson, In matter Anton
Koy, feeble minded
C. 1. guiuton, In mntter Anton
Roy, feeble minded
James Italney, livery and two
drivers
WecpinK Water Republican, road
notices
The follow'.tiK claims were allowed
on the Road fund:
J. A. Whitemau, roud work, Koad
.listilct No. 12 $ 25 25
.1. C. Nldav, roud work. Road
IMstrlcl No. II RI2.00
K. Ilnrlbfit. wi.id work, Roud
Iilstriet No. 6
Ilenrv Miller, road work. Road
lUstrl.t No 6
Wm. II. Rush, road work, lloii.l
Iilstriet No. 7 121.00
Mike I. lit, rond work, Itoad
I listrb t No. 1 119.50
John Skinner, rud woi k, Koad
I Ust rli t No. II 67.6(1
T. K. Keckler, road work Rond
lMstrlct No. S
Ralph Keckler. road work. Road
I "(strict No. S
I'nlon l.umher Co., material,
Koad Iilstriet No. 15
Juke Knieuer, roud work. Road
lUstrlet No. 9
J. M. Latum), material, Itoad
I list 1 let No. 16
11. 1'. Haves, road work, Road
lUstrl.t No. 15
VV. C. Nerval, roud woik, Road
September Travel Bulletin!
The excursion rates to Eastern localities will continue. It is your last low
rate chance of the Summer to visit your old home or make a tour of the East.
The Dry Farminc Congress will be held at Colorado Springs, October 16 20.
Special rates will be made.
The colonist one way rates to the Pacific Coast are in effect September 15th
to October late, only, this year
The Burlington has through standard and tourist sleepers every day to Cali
fornia -on No. 3 via Rio Grande, Scenic Colorado, and the Southern Pacific and
Salt Lake Route; on No. i via the Rio C.rande, Scenic Colorado, and the Wes
tern Pacific.
"On Time" operation. Western 1 eople living in the erritory served by t' e
8-2r' j Burlington will be interested in knowing something about the punctuality with
x.r.5 which the management tries to onerat its trains. Fast mail No. 7, from Chi
cago to Omaha, during the months from April to July inclusive, n perioa or ui
diys. arrived at the Missouri River "On Time every day. The other exclusive
fait mall ntul express train No. 15, from Chicago to Omaha during June ami
July, 2-J11. arrived "On Time" at the Missouri River every day. These are the
i '" exclusive mail and exnress trains that daily hnnir into the West the great voi-
ume of trallio so necessary to the social and commercial me
of tii at region.
R. W. CLE VENT. Ticket Ant.
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