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A, riattsmouth Telephone No. 85.
Notice.
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for County Commissioner
from the Third district, subject to
the will of the republicans, at the
primary election this fall.
-Ct-wtf. II. DETTMAN.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Republican nomination
for Congress in the First District of
Nebraska. .William Ilaywurd.
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Nebraska Telephone No. 85
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The democrate are going to be kept
qutitc busy squaring themselves with
themselves and others in this state
from now until after the next election
and will not have much time to de
vote to the troubles of their repub
lican friends.
Some paper down east wants to
know what we will do with Roosevelt
Teddy seems to be doing something
with himself and it may be he would
resent having "any ting done to him."
We would hate to be the one to ap
proach him on the subject.
Tobey and Hayward arc getting
their press agents broke into active
work and as a result the papers of
the district arc being requested to
print, free of charge, a whole lot of
stuff in the interests of the two candi
dates. And some of the boys are doing
ill
money into the publication for some
time in an effort to give the republi
cans of Cuss county a live republican
paper, borne of them appreciated
it and some did not. The last move
ment which was made by the owner
by the advice of the editor, Mr. Quinn.
ought to have been made long ago
We trust that now the paper will
thrive and prosper. The boys have
put in sonie hard work to make the
daily win and it is not their fault that
it did not. Here's success to the
Plattsinouth News-Herald and its
bunch of hardworking people who get
it before the people. Fairbury Gaz-zettc.
OUR FAST BUNCH
OF DIAMOND DOBBERS
Plattsmouth Has One af the Fast
est Teams In the State.
A special grand jury has been work
ing diligently for sonic tome to deter
mine whether "white slavery" existed
in that New. York or not and the re
port has been given out that the city
is not guilty. John I). Rockefeller,
Jr., was foreman of the jury and owing
to his financial prominence more than
ordinnry interest has attended the de
liberations and investigations of the
jury.
Leading into every little town in
Cass county, with the exception of
l'lattsmouth, are good graded roads
and that means that the other towns
arc willing to make a bid for the farmer
trade even if riattsmouth is too nig
gardly to do so. And the other towns
arc getting the trade. If the mer
chants of this city do not believe this
wo would suggest that they make a
trip over the county and see for them
selves.
Next Monday afternoon at 5iU0,
our time, ut Reno, Nevada, one J.
Jeffries and one J. Johnson will pro
ceed to change one mothers faces
for the paltry sum of $101,000 and m
the presence of the governor of the
state an a few others and less notables.
Thousands of dollars are being wagered
that the big smoke will not last more
than a limited number of rounds and
big odds are being wagered that Jef
fries will pull down the long end of the
purse. Perhaps. And then ngain
perhaps.
A New loik paper says: It looks
as if the Wclls-Fargo stockholders
have been able to "eat tin ir cake and
have it, too," After increasing the
capital stock 'J00 percent and de
claring a 500 per cent cash dividend
some tome ago, a quarterly dividend
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mis now neen ueciarcu on tne in
creased amount of stock at the same
rate as prevailed before the increase
took place. This is the real argument
against a parcels post, and yet the con
sumer remains ungrateful.
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niv iiuiiBiuouin uaiiy isews is
no more. Like the flowers in May it
sprang up and nourished while the dew
was yet wt t on the grass, but when the
hot sun of mid-day threw its hot rays
upon its drooping head it withered
away. Plattsinouth. has two daily
papers, or rather had until the News
discontinued last Saturday. There
is no room for one. Very foolishly
a few years ago there was a newspaper
war with the result that the advertis
ing rates were cut to a point where
they do not pay the cost of composi
tion, consequently in the cuse of the
News it became decomposition. The
management will put in all its efforts
now to make its semi-weekly edition
a thing of beauty and a joy forever,
and it is to be hoped that the people
over there will lend their assistance
in the matter. Hon. K. M. Pollard,
who owns the paper, has been putting
Children Cry
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up in rairuury mere is a "young
lad" we used to know well. He was
at one time an associate of the writer
on this paper and we always had good
reports to make of him. Then he
left us in our hmesomeness and
misery went away, dually getting
stranded or something at Fairbury
where ho was compelled to undertake
the work of putting new life and vigor
into the Gazette at that place. He
is succeeding all right, as we knew he
would, but at the same time has taken
unto himself airs and . has become
"cockey" if you know what that is.
Recently there appeared in this highly
moral, and at the same time, great
family newspaper, a little whisky edi
torial to which our friend seems to
take exceptions as instance what fol
lows from his pen:
It seems to be so easy for the
1 average editor to throw a few shots
at Lincoln on account of its dry
condition when occasionally some
fellow gets tanked up in that town.
The latest conies from the Platts
inouth News-Ilerald who took a
shot at the dry town because a
little child happened to get hold
of its dad's whisky bottle and
imbibed freely with the usual
result. Col. (juinn thinks it must
be easy to get the stuff in Lin
coln. The Plattsinouth News has
has its office next door to a jug
emporium. He can sit in his of
fice and look with longing eyes
across the stmt on the opposite
corner and see another booze fac
tory. By turning his chair slight
ly he can look across the streit
and see another one. When he
goes to his meals he passes by two
more and when he goes to his
peaceful slumbers he takes them
right over anther jag maker. It
is not to be wondered that our old
sid paitner should look upon the
matter as an easy proposition. "
Now we are occupying the same
chair that our brother, Harrows, so
ably filled when he was here and up
to the time we read his diagonosis
whatever that may be) of the case
we had not fully realized our posi
tion, to say nothing of our condi
tion. Honestly, as we dash this off
on the typewriter a dryness appears
m our throat and we are attempted
to go out and see for ourselves whether
all these thirst empoiiums do really
exist or whether it is only the imagi
wuuuu vi me uazme man niter a
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nymg trip to Lincoln. Barrows, if
you have been fooling us we will never
lorgive you.
Last Sunday's game fully demon
strated the all 'round ability of the
Red Sox when they defeated the crack
Lincoln Star team, who for but the
second time this year met their mas
ters. Our sporting editor was not on
the scene Sunday when the shut out
game was executed, having gone to
Omaha to see some professional (?)
ball, and he got his pie-recepticle
full. It was Omaha and Wichita
and the comedy of errors dished up
Sunday was enough to make Willie
Shakespeare's version read like a
card of thanks.
Omaha fans think a lot of Ta
Rourkes trained nurses, for they go
wild whenever their pets steal a base
or get to third and never whimper
when they fail to score, becauset herere
used to it we suppose. Of all the
dubs that ever booted a pig skin the
Omahaogs are the bell-cows. One
would judge from the stunt they put
on that they had received their train
ing at some ladies seminary, and as
Ade says, they couldn t put up a ball
were it handed to them on a silver tray
with water cress around it.
This may sound like spreading on
the mustard with a paddle, but the
Plattsinouth Red Sox can skin Rourkc s
aggregation as easily as a monk can
skin a banana, and we predict that
ere the end of the present season the
World-Herald will be asking for do
nations for the establishment of a home
for "also ran" ball players. Graham
plays the game all the time but he re
sembles a diamond m a dirty shirt when
they get together.
The game on the local grounds Sun
day should bring out a record break
er crowd. The Red Oak, Iowa, team
one of the fastest of that state, will he
here and they're will be something
doing worth your while.
The line up will be about the same
as Sunday, and from their performance
with the stars we see where the Red
Oak will have to travel some if she ex
pect to take our goat over the river.
Don't forget the big game on the
Fourth. The Lincoln Stars have ar
ranged to play the Sox on that date.
As the Sox have been the only team
which has not allowed them to score
this year they are naturally "laying
for us." It will be their playing to
regain lost laurels and the Sox playing
to show them their superiority, so
don't fail to be there.
Of course if you're a cheap mutt,
and prefer to do the tight-wad specialty
by walking around and planting your
self up on the hill where you can pinch
your two bits, the boys would just
as soon you stay at home with the
rest of the cattle, or go to the gate keep
er like a man and tell him your broke
no doubt he'll let you in free. Don't
climb the hill and get your eye full for
nothing. It takes money to run a ball
club and if your interested enough to
see the game sec it as you should.
Shake it Off
Rid Yourself of Unnessary Bur
dens. A Plattsmouth Citizen
Shows You How
Don't bear unnecessary burdens.
Burdens of a bud back arcunec
essary. Get rid of them.
Doans Kidney Pills cuie bad backs.
Cure lame ,week and iiching bucks.
Cure every form of Kidney ills.
Lots of local endorsement top rove
this.
P. M. Lindlsay Marble St. Platts
mouth Nebr. says:' 'off and on
for about two years T suffered from
puins in my back and while at work
a dull, steady ache through my
loins greatly disturbed ne. I had
reason to believe that my trouble
was caused by disordered kidneys
but I was able to And relief from
the remedies I tried. Finally Doans
Kidney Pills were brought to my
attention and I procured a box at
Gering & Co's Drug Store. The
results that followed their use s owed
that I had at last found the right
remedy for my trouble. In return
for the great improvement Doan's
Pills brought, I highly recommend
them."
For sale by all dealers. Price
SO cents. Foster-Milbum Co.,
Buffalo,Ncw York, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
Rates.
National Education Association.Bos-
ton, Mass., July 2 to fc, 1910.
lickets on sale via Mo. Pac. June
28 to July 2 inclusive, Return limit
July 17th.
See Mo Pae agent relative to side
trips, extension of limit etc.
Round trip $34.00.
II. Norton,
198-23 Aeent.
Your Hats Trimmed.
The ladies of Plattsmouth and vi
cinity are infoimed that I am pre
pared to newly trim or retrini their
hats m the latest style and at reason
able rates.
ft Mabel (Katon) Smith,
Over Crab ill's jewelry store.
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J. W. Mason made a brief business
visit at Omaha Wednesday.
practical and essential phases of all
subjects taught in the public schools.
It would be my aim to impress upon the
schools of the state the necessity of
giving a more thorough knowledge
of the common school branches
not only as a basis for further study
but more especially for the benefit
of the many whose education ends with
the completion of the common school
studies.
1 It would be my nim to continue
the present harmonious relation be
tween the normal schools, colleges ami
university,, and to make the articu
lation even more perfect between them
I would exalt in every possible way
the worthy profession of teaching,
but above all I would promote the edu
cational interests and welfare of the
youth of Nebraska
Very cordially yours,
J. W. Crabtree.
Peru Neb., June 25, 1D10.
To the People of Nebraska.
In response to an urgent demand
from educators and from other citi
zens throughout the state I have de
cided to present my name before the
Republican primaries for the state
superintendence
I desire to Bay that the efficiency
of the State Department of Education
is such that no oue can hope to improve
greatly upon it. Having been in close
touch with the work of the department
d iring the past twelve years, under
standing and approving of the leading
policies of the administrations of Jack
son, Fowler, McBrien and Bishop,
together with my knowledge of pul
lic school conditions in the state I feci
that I ought to be able if elected to
continue the growth and iimprtancc
of this department in its relation
to the common and higher schools of
the state. I regret that Superintendent
Bishop is not to remain to work out
more fully the excellent movements
started during his administration. It
would be my desire to maintain the
general policy of the present admin
istration with reference to the teaching
of agriculture and other industrial
work in the schools. I would earnestly
desire to lay special emphasis on the
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Call For Republican County
Convention.
The republicans of Cass County are
hereby called to meet in convention
in Union on Thurday, July 14, 1910,
at 11 a. m., for the purpose of select
ing delegates to the state convention
and for the transcation of such other
busiucss as may properly come before
the convention.
The convention shall be made up
of delegates chosen by the republi
cans of the respective precincts of
the county at the precinct cause to
be held on 'Saturday July 9, 1910,
at the place and time designated by
the central committeeman, on the
basis of one delegate for each ten votes
or major fraction thereof east at the
190S election for 0. C. Bell, republi
can nominee for presidential elector.
Said approtionment entitles the sev
eral preceincts and wards to the fol
lowing representation in said conver
rion. Avoca 10 Fourth ward. . G
Center 8 Fifth ward. .. . 4
S Mile Grove. . 0 Rock Bluffs. . .
Elmwood 15 First dist
Greenwood 12 Second Dist..
"Liberty 14 Salt Creek. .. .
Louisveillc. ... I7 South Bend. . .
Mt. Pleasant. . . 8 Stove Creek. . .
Nehawka 14 Tipton
Plaits prec't. . . 10 W. W. Prec't.
Platts.City
First ward.. . .
Second ward..
Third ward . . .
W. W. City
First Ward . .
Second ward.
Third ward . .
Total 242
It is recommended that at the
precinct caucus the county central
committeemen be selected for this
year.
It is futrher recommended that this
convention endorse candidates for
county offices.
Dated at Weeping Water, Nebrasks,
this 25th day of June, 1910.
(Signed) Willard Clapp, Chairman.
(Signed) II. G. Wcllcnseik, Secretary
Bees Swarm In House.
A big swarm of bees out in Happy
Hollow last Sunday afternoon took
a fancy to a peculiar place to hive,
the bunch of honey makers decided
on a small place between the walls
of a house as the general roosting
nlace of their tribe. The house in
question was the residence of B. B.
Worthing. When the house was fin
ished up many years ago, a small
dead air space was left between the
siding and subsiding, the only visible
entrance to the narrow chamber be
ing an open joi t in the boards not
more than a quarter of an inch in width
Sunday afternoon, one of the mem
bers of the Worthing household hap
pened to pass along the south side of
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The Kind You Ilavo Always Bought, and which has been
In use for over SO years, has borno tho signature of
jrrf . r and bas been made under bis per-
CJ(rTJ!yt sonal 8"PCrvisIon since Its Infancy.
yt AlloW no ono to deccvo you ,n thK
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" rtro but
Experiments that trille with and endanger tho health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrup3. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphino nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fcverishncss. It cures Diarrhcca and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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of the house and discovered the swnrni
scrambling, tumbling and, crawling
over each other in order to get in and
out the narrow entrance to their new
headquarters, which was about eight
feet from the ground. The occupants
of the house are rather puzzled over
what to do with the new residents.
There are no bee hives in the neighbor
hood and it is presumed it is a swarm
of wild insects. The bees eaunot enter
the interior of the house from their
new hive but it is rather inconvenient
place to have them permanently located.
Want Column
Shop Accidents.
The first of the week was a busy
time for the Burlington shop doctor.
Although no very serious injury was
reported, his office was continually
isited by men with a mashed finger
or toe. On Monday, James Darrow,
a laborer, was loading draw bars,
when his right hand was pinched be
tween two of the bars, slightly bruis
ing one of the middle fingers. The
wound was serious enough to put him
off duty for a day or two. One the
same day, James Heed, a company
brakeman, had his right middle finger
flattened while making a coupling
at Ashland. He bound up the in
jured member and made the trip to
Plattsmouth, where he consulted the
company doctor,
Joseph Roucka was one of the most
painful hurt; he was wheeling in a load
of flues to the blacksmith shop when
the car jumped the track and started
to climb over hisfoot, making a severse
contusion on the big toe. He was able
to get to the doctor's office, where by
dressing tho member, the pain was
greatly relieved. Sandy Andrews, a
FOR SALE A CIIOICK FARM
in the clover and coin belt of east
ern Minnesota. No drouth; no
crop failures. For paiticulars en
quire of J. E. Tuey. Plattsmouth,
Nebraska. 2t
I HAVE ROOM FOR A FEW MORE
cows in my pasture. Price J1.60
per month. T. II. Tollock.
YOUNG WOMEN COMING TO
Omaha as strangers are invited to
visit the Young Women's Chris
tian Association building at St.
Mary's ave. and Seventeenth street
where they will be directed 'to suit
able bearding places or otherwise
assisted. Look for our Travelers'
Aid at the Union station.
UNITED WIRELESS - I WILL
sell any part 55 shares preferred
transferable stock $28.50 per share
A. O. Anderson, Teterson, Iowa.
Children Ory
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helper, received a minor hurt by being
pushed against a stack, his left hand
being bruised. Otto Herald and Billy
Fitzgerald also figured in sight mis
haps. The former received a small
piece of steel in his eye and the latter
was thrown by a plank, which turned
under his weight, into a pit. He
struck on his left shoulder, causing
a painful bruise.
Nebraska City proposes to cele
brate the Glorious Fourth of July with
two big ball games and other sports
as well as a big Automobile race. We
arc in receipt of a pass to the games and
are signed by J. R. Benwell, secre
tary, for which wc return thanks
