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FLATTSMOUTII SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
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In announcing to the public of Plattsmouth and vicinity that we have purchased the $20,090.00 Hardware and Implement stock of G. P. Easr.vood, we desire to state that it is our intention to give
Pl?.ttsmouth a first-class establishment. We want you to come in and see what we have. We want to meet j'ou and make it an object for you to come in and see us. We are going to give YOU some
great bargains. Everything in our store to
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Be Sold at a Great
iscount for 1 hree W eeks April 1 -22
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We cordially invite you to visit our store whether you want to purchase or not. A look at our goods and prices will convince you that it vsll not be necessary for you to go elsewhere to buy, as you
can get most anything you want in our line on a close margin of profit. Where any article is not satisfactory, can easily be exchanged or adjusted. The fact that we expect to sell our goods to the same
people aii the year around is proof positive that we MUST PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS.
QUALITY T
HE HIGHEST
THE NAME
THAT!
Wc handle the best line of Hardware that money will buy. Garden Seeds, Alfalfa, Timothy and other Seeds, Tanks, Oils, G?.s Engines, Wagons, Buggies, Field Fencing and all kinds of Tools and
the FAMOUS JOHN DEERE LINE OF IMPLEMENTS. If you want anything in our line it will pay you to see us before you buy.
NOW LISTEN! WE ARE TO SELL FOR LESS! Not once or twice a year, but every day in the week. Not only on special sales, but on every sale we make. Our business here is to give you the
host at the lowest price, quality considered.
WE WILL PREACH IT!
WE WILL PRACTICE IT!
WE WILL PROVE IT!
CORIE AMD SEE US!
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Ffattsmouth, Fleb.
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(SUCCESSORS TO G. P. EASTWOOD)
fHE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
!'.:.;; n, ..;:h. Aj-ril 4. H'l'?.
:;;.! met pursuant to adjaurn
rr . t. I'm -er.i. C. E. Heel.ner, Henry
a; -i J lliu.i A. ritz. County
i rr.i. c v. . I "ruiik J. Libcrthal,
( .;. :;.- Cloik. Mii.utcs cf previous
;; 1 ar. 1 v pproved, when the
...'.' v.-i-:tr :-Ir.e, was tiT.n-acted in
T..: :':!"v'::: r':.:ms were allowed
- . -i.v C.cT.tia! Fund of the county
;-'..kc. alary and mile
...J ! ? 43.C5
and
n.oo
t. . E. H' tb!;cr, -alary
."i;.!.u- A. I'.tz. salary and
22.50
4y.20
S0.t3
2.G7
Li; ii; Telejihns ar.d Tel
c ::a:-h L'"., re:.t and tolls.
2-v S: ':c. telephone calls
M- -. L'ia I'-::-on, care of de-
.t:,i,-i.t trlkken. April ... 25.00
Mr:. E":!a Hu-tn, care of de-
pcn.ient children, April ...
Mr.-. I- :ith I jckworth, care of
'ii 4 ! 1
( r.ii'iicn, April .
Cheney road
George L. Farley, appraiser on
Cheney road
C. C. Despain. r.ppraiser on
Chem-y road
Tom S. Svoboda, auto livery
for appraisers
C. E. Hartford, fuel to YVor-
den. ?4 25; Dakcr. $(k50 10.75
James Robertson, salary and
expense firr-t quarter li.'H'... 245.3;
Doucrla? County Uojpital. care
and maintenance of Georpe
Green 1.00
John T. Sattler, burial of Ril-
ley Frady 5(!.S1
C. W. Baylor & Co., coal to
t Mrs. Brandt
J. H. Tarns, salary for March. l'7.50
Hatt & Son, merchandise to
county farm
Mrs. O. P. Monroe, mattresses
to county farm
Mrs. Dora Fleischmnn, care of
Mind man. first quarter ... 1 ... i
Warjra & Schuldice, Mazda
lamps to court house
Wm. Richards, care of Wm.
Everett March. 1911
Hans Sievers, salary and laun-
Min Clara Mat?.ke, care of de
piv.cr.t children. April ...
15.00
25.00
25.00
C.001 Roavi District 2 2o.20
A u .sr. K i ec k 1 o w. vo a y o r k .
road district 8 2S.55
Walter J. Clouse, ro;ui woik,
Road District 4 5
Fred Clark, road work. Road
Dir-tiict 11 21.t)
Fretl Nolti:. (t), i oad v,(:k,
R'ad District 1 1U
Tcvji, Nauman & Muitey, ium-
her for Road District 7 30.25
Wm. Rush, road wo; k, Road
District 7 1 4.75
D. E. hheesley. road work,
Road District 10 37.00
Bestor & Svatek. materia!.
Road District 1 5.25
J. A. Loner, road wo:k, Road
District 1 . . .' 12.75
Philip Horn, i oad work, Road
District 2 12.75
C. F. Vallery, road work,
Road District 1 37.2J
John P. Meisinger, road work.
Road District 1 (.S0
I Fred Klucy. road work. Road
2.00 I District 1 3.50
Union Village Tieasurer. p-o-
k50
7.50
27.03
;.50
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8.00 j jjortic.it Road Fund. District
j 22 125.00
78.00! The following claims were aliowed
Mr:-. Stella Peri-ifer, care of
ik jM-nd'-'it ckild-en. April.. 25.00
M.. Charlotte Moore, care of
(ijle:id".t childvo-i. April.. 10.00
Mi-. Maitha A. Haddoa. care
of (iep-.M'ider.t children.
March 30.00'
Mr-. Ed".a Denso::. care of de
pendent child! c!;. March .. 30.00
M. Arch:-!. Stat, v. Louisa A.
Cox 4.25
. D. ' uirto!-. State s. Louisa
A. ( V.v 2.20
M:.-. M; y Woi-tman. insane
c;.-.- ("l-.arles Lloyd Wort-
I l;.n 5.i0
i.i-i Roddick, in a;r- case
'!.a:!c; Lloyd Wortn.an ... 4.80
T -n: R?cer. insane case
Cliarivs Llr.yd Wor. man ... 4.80
j'i'le Vf:tm:m, insane casv
CtarU- Lloyri Vfitm-:n ... 5.00
: '! Wiirtmii!'., in iane case
Charl.v- L-oyd YYoitman ... 5.00
i'. C. Morf;:'i, po tal :-upjlies. 0.00
Mrs. A. L. Mar.-hall. care of
Max Barker, first quarter
r.j; i3.oo
A. k Cole, salary and expense 115.87
Arr-her, State vs. George
Ilol.ron 4.30
C. D. 2Ji.' ton. State vs. G'jo.
H'i!i-on 2.20
M. Archer, SU'te vs. William
Cook 3.25
C. D. Quint on, State v.s. Wil-
h.-Tv, fool- 2.20
M. Archer, State vs. George
Poland 4.20
C. D. Quir.tor, State vs.
George Poland 7.00
Edn Marquardt, salary and ex
pease 147.R4
Aiice Tuey, cleik hire, county
attorney and county supt 40.00
J. H. Thrashsr, appraiser on
Frank J. Libershal, salary and
expenses
A. W. White, merchandise to
Mrs. McPherson
Dr. H. F. Brendel calling on
sick patients at John War-
ga's
C. W. Baylor & Co., coal to
county farm
Fred Patterson, office work . . .
C. D. Quinton, jailer fees for
March
C. D. Quinton, salary for
March
C. W. Baylor & Co., coal to
jail
Louisville Courier, printing to
county
Frank J. Davis, refund of bal
ance road dejiosit
John Bauer & Son, rtjairs to
couft house
W. P. Cook, hauling rubbish..
Waterman Lumber & Coal Co.,
coal to court house
II. M. Soennichsen , Wordcn,
$5; Denson, $5; Rinker, $5;
Meisel, $5; F. Svoboda, $5;
County, $5; Chambers, .$10;
Collins, .$5
W. R. Egenberger, fuel to
Rinker, $5; Monroe, $3
The following claims were allowed
on the Bridge Fund:
Yates. Lumber & Coal Co.,
lumber for bridges 11.20
Waterman Lumber & Coal Co.,
lumber for bridges
Aug. Krecklow, bridge work..
J. M. Hoover, bridge vork....
Tool, Xauman fc Murtey,
bridge material 11.77
Walter J. Clouse, bridge ma
terial 3.00
The following claims were allowed
on the Commissioner Road Fund:
Lehmer Bros., grading roads,
Commissioner District No. 1$G50.00
Lehmer Bros., grading roads.
Commissioner District No. 1 325.00
The following claims were allowed
on the Road Fund:
J. M. Hoover, road work. Road
District 3
John H. Busche, road work,
on the dragging fund:
IL'8.07 John H. Busche, Dragging Dis
trict No. 2 20.80
5.00 Aug. Krecklow. Dragging Dis
trict No. 8 30.00
Walter J. Clouso, Dragging
15.00 District No. 4 3'k75
J. M. Hoover, Dragging Di.
13.41 trict No. 3 l!.20
35.50 C. F. Vallery, Dragging Dis
trict No. 1 3.00
13 50 John P. Meisingcr, Dragging
District No. 1 0.00
145.83 Eddie Todd, Dragging District
No. 1 4.50
30.74 Earl Cole, Dragging District
No. 1 5.25
14.00 John F. Wehrbein. Dragging
District No. 1 0.00
17.25 Tern Smith, Dragging District
No. 10 11. 'J5
.35 Wm. II. Rush, Dragging Dis-
,50 trict No. 7 32.00
On motion the board adjourned to
00.00 meet again April 5th. 1010.
45.00
0.00
5.15
0.30
4.50
IS. 00
FRANK J. LIBERSHAL,
County Clerk.
Plattsmouth, Neb.. April 5. 1010.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, with all member?; present, when
the following busines.s was transacted
in regular form:
Register of Deed.;" filed a report of
fees earned first quarter 1010,
amount, 8871.55.
Clerk of District Court filed a report
of fees earned first quarter li'10,
amount $025.70.
County Judge filed a rejort of fees
earned first quarter 1010, amount
S718.70.
County Clerk filed a report of fees
earned first quarter 1910, amount,
?250.00,
County Clerk repoited as having re
ceived a check for S 14.00 from C. B.
Q. R. R. Co. on account of money
due and returned by G. Green to re
imburse Cass county for expense in
connection with his last illness.
A communication received from city
council requesting the board to have
culvert on West Locust street com
pleted; received and placed on file.
Commissioner Pitz moved the work
1 e ordered done immediately, but mo
tion failed to carry, account cf r.o sec
end. In the matter of the location of a
public road 40 feet in width, running
acioss the northeast quarter (N E ,i)
of section twenty-two (22) in town
shin ten (10) north, range thirteen
(13) east of the sixth principal meri
j d'an, pa"alie! and adjacent to and on
the north side of the light of way of
i the Missouri Pacific Railroad com
pany, where said right of way crosses
raid land: The County Clerk being
satisfied that all the requirements of
the law had been complied with, re
spectfully referred the matter to the
Board of Commissioners for their con
sideration. The board j:oceeded to
vote, and did vote, that the above read
be estnbli.-hed. all voting '"for" the es
tablishment of a road 40 feet in width
and to e known as Road No. 375 an:!
that claim for damages be allowed on
th? basis as fixed bv the Board of Ap-!
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prairers and surveyor be mrtructeu to
lay out road as required by law.
The Board of Commissioners adopt
ed a resolution instructing the Clerk
to have sample ballots printed on red,
or green paper and distributed as in
former years.
Report of Boiler Inspector James
L. Foord received and placed on file.
County Judge Allen J. Beeson filed
an order with the County Clerk di
recting that the amount of $20.00 per
month be paid Mrs. Margaret Leland
for the care and maintenance of her
four dependent children for a period
net exceeding six months or until fur
ther orders of the court. The board,
en motion, allowed said amount to be
J jaid as per orders of the court.
County Judge Allen J. Beeson filed
an order with the County Clerk direct
ing that the amount of $20.00 jer
month be paid Mrs. Lillian B. Baker,
for the care and maintenance of her
five dependent children for a period
not exceeding six months, or until
further orders of the court. The
board, on motion, allowed said amount
to be paid as jer orders of the court.
County Judge Allen J. Beeson filed
an order with the County Clerk di
recting that the amount of 810. 00 per
month be paid Mrs. Belle D. Grass
man for the care and maintenance of
her two dejiendent children, for a pe
riod not exceeding six months or un
til further notice of the court. The
board, on motion, allowed said amount
to be paid as per orders of the court.
County Judge Allen J. Beeson filed
an order with tho County Clerk, di
recting that the iension granted Mrs.
Martha S. Haddon on the 11th day of
January, 1010. be revoked and can
celled, and on motion same was or
dered placed on file arid instructions
of court complied with.
The following claims were allowed
on the General Fund:
Nebraska Lighting Co., gas
and electricity to county. . . .S
Dr. E. W. Cook, medic?! atten
tion A. R. McLearen
Ilammon & Stephens Co., sup
plies to county superintendent
Mrs. Ycrnie B. Ch-snry, dam
ages to land account new
lead N. E. U, 20-10-12 200.00
Mrs. Ida Schlieske, care of de-
psndent children, April, 1016 25.00
:o.oo
o. . 8
E. A. Wurl. merch-ioui--o. Hoj
?on, s'l"; Monroe. .l"
Commissioner of Seward coun
ty, fees inrane case James
W. Thr.ma
Mr:-. Belle D. Gras.-inan, care
ikpendert chiid'en, April.. 10.00
Mrs. Lilian B. Baker, care de
pendent children, April .... 20.00
Mrs. Margaret Leland, care de
pendent children, April .... 20. uO
Tiie following claims weie allowed
cn the Road Fund:
J. C. Lomeyer, road work,
R, ad District No. 5 40.70
Murray Hardware and Imple
ment Co., dynamite, etc.. for
Read District 10
Nebraska Sr Irwa Steel Tank
Co., culverts to R. D. 10. . . .
Nebraska & Iowa Steel Tank
Co.. cuive'ts to R. D. 1
W. W. Hamilton, concrete work
P.. D. 10
W. J. Partridge, road work, R.
D. 13 05.00
8.0t
15.21
22.04
E:vi:i Buskirk, road work, R.
D. 7 10.00
Tiie following cHims were allowed
on the Dragging Fund:
J. C. Lmcyer, dragging Dis
trict No. 5 4.50
E. P. Betts, drag ring District
No. 10. 27.37
W. J. Partridge, dragging Dis
trict Nv. 13 5.25
W. J. Parti idge. dragging Dis
trict No. 8 '
W. J. Partridge, dragging Dis
trict. No. 12
On motion the board adjourned to
meet Tuesday. May 2, 1010.
FRANK J. LIBERSHAL,
County Clerk.
Safe Medicine for Children.
3.00
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Fight the Enemj'
With a Cinch Gcjiher Trap. Sold by
W. T. RICHARDSON.
11.00 i H -! Socr.-.iehscn was a visitor in
Omaha yesterday with friends, return
ing home this morning on No. 0.
"Is it safe?" is the first question to
be considered when buying cough med
icine for children. Chamberlain'.-.
Cough Remedy has long been a favor
ite with mothers of young children as
it contains no ojdum or other narcotic,
and may be given to a child as confi
dently as to an adult. It is pleasant
to take, too, which is great importance
when a medicine mmust be given to
young children. This remedy is mtt
effectual in relieving coughs colds and
croup. Obtainable everywhere.
For Sale.
My hearse team, harness and car
riage and furniture wagon for sale.
Can be seen at the Parme'e livery
barn. M. Hild.
Mrs. Nellie Agnew returned to Lin
coln this morning pfter a short viit
here with her mother. Mrs. C. H. Par
mele, and other relatives and friends.
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X. content Yvhczp it ncvr existed befors 1 It per
mits men to smoki cJ! thoy want without getting
a Gore tongue, wiuiout any comeback but real
tobacco er joymT.r.L Tho patented process by which
Prince Albert, h, :-"nade (and controllod exclusively
by us) fixes Uiai and cuts out bite and parch!
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will do for yen vhat it hss done for thousands of
men make pipe or cigarette smoking the cheerful
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