DBHCWS OF TIE
DELEGATES 10 COUNTY C01IIT1I
Utmost Harmony Prevai and Sentiment u For a United Dem
ocracy and Victory in November.
Tn Imex-r a tic. prima;! t eJt
flljrtM to tha connf fonWitloa
to I.Hd In this rif on r,xt Sat
urday afternoon, July 9fh, wer hM
last vfTi!nsf. Th'.wi In tfc city wrs
lithtly attended. thr T.i n ac small
Iftlfrt taken by th public and tU
tf!t f i r Interfering to sorr,
tTit with n,pm. TUpth w nothing
Vnt harmony In evldncm and a pro
fionned opinion that thr should
b no fih(lMt In tti rank of tf,
party on question affecting tha u'
rM of th state and fofi(criionl
t,d W!sltlre tirkft fhU fall.
In fl, first ward, Jr. J. H. Liv
ingston wm rh''-n chairman A rid
(Umutf Clerk IK C Morgan wa elert
J xpc rrtr 7, The fallowing wer
(Ji',s-n rtfl'-gaf' to fM county for
yantlon If " 'tarnation: J. P. Fa'
fr, Thomas Walling, John Tory, M.
rrhr, I. (. Iwycr, Jr. ('. Morfao
n'l lir. Livingston. 'fh primary
! ted. John Cory an1 J. C. Mown
M committeemen and recommended
If. Thrasher a J-idtce of elertlori
wlth .1. If. Iionriflly ft flfTk of the
fiction.
' In ttm fVcond ward Mayor .f. I'.
KalllT presided ni lilrman; Coun
ty Horrify l:arny ns ser retary. The
following wt fleeted delegate to
the county rorive fitlon: Mayor f' n t
tler, John MfNiirlln, W. C. liam-M-r,
Jacob TrllRfh, V. K. Ilnffrifr,
Wrn, WarkJohn, Frank MrUlroy, Jos,
JIdrbM, Clan lioetnl, J. K. Me
llaril), II, fe. Ilamsey, Charles irirlfh
an 'I W, C, Tlppen.
In the Third ward V. J. Vftllery
ws chairman wllh Iieputy Treasurer
W. K, Fox a aorrftary. Tbi dclf
Katfa fhoafti wcrfi Mfnara, A. H.
Will, lictiiiftt rhrlawlaafr, Wrn. Hol
ly, F.dwanl l)onal, I. J. ValNiry, W.
RED LETTER DAY
Indications Point to Very Large
, Crowd on Cioaing Day of tne
Street Carnival
The close of tho street curnlviil !u
this (lly on Kiiliiiiliiy evciilux Is ex
peded to ho b Rreiit, tlmo nnd ar
rriK',')Mnts are Ih Ihk mado to make
Jt second to the Fourth of July. To
(his end tho slide for 1 1 To will bo
then hs n spi'i'liil feature on Hut u r
Uy Nfternoon fit 4:110 p, in., and this
Will be followed by a gumd hnlloon
ts'ctislon D ml imimhule blip whli
will tnko plrne lit 5 o'clock. Thin
will be Riven promptly si fi o'clock
ind the unfortunate delay which look
piece, on Monday II Is hoped to avoid
The ' ImlloW till nsi end frolri Mho
corner of1 Fifth nnd Vino Hlfeels
ami the coinpntiy promises n pretty
and nlttnctlve feature ns the one on
Monday. j f
In mldltlon ns n speelol fenturo for
the evciiliijt (he Tied Men will nlvo a
dame nt Conies' bull to which the
public Is luvlleil. Mimic, will bo fur
iiIhIkhI its iiniihI by the M. W. A, or
chestra nnd n f.il time will be Riv
en to H II. This iliiiice will bo mini-
K'd by A. II. Kottholi, who has had
sufllcleiit experience to mnke It, a
lirllllnut sucicHs; lmlles will lie ltd
tn HI ell free, A lat'ite crowd Is hoped
for If wcnlhcr conditions penult, and
OancjpK will conliiiiiu until n t Into
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1 i IPRESCRIPTION DRUCCI8TSCZZD f
CITY SELECT
V.. f;osn"ran?, .f ilit Trivia, K.
1 Fot, r.a. R. Kll7. Jos. '.Vara:, fo-
Oldham, . C. Morwft and A. r.
' fM&ain
Tha Fourth ward prlmarlM wa
praidid or by fat Ks:an aa Vha!r
man with f:harf firlrn aa frre
fAry. Th foilowin? dfiitaf r
yhosfn nnanimouaiy: Affastra: John
hulhof, fat f:jcan, Charles Orimf,
Anif Tart'h, John Klrkham, h-
f.frt fVhiildk!, Jaroh Hnrkh, w.
V.. F.iaffr. Thla primary Inatrurtfd
thft dflf?ta prfant to fast th fnil
vota of tha ward,
fn In Fifth ward f)fputy County
f lfrk F. C. Mhfral.al arffd aa rhair
roan and Amnt f:a'h waa aifrft
fary, Th rt'lratra namfd wfrs aa
frllow: Mfsara. Wrn. fhfa, Albert
Hbarfz, John I,utz, Vm, (iraveft,
Wrn. Mf ndfrifcall, John Fbarp and
Fr"d Hfnrl'-h.
Notlilrt? bad l.fn rfffiyd from
tlnv ro'infry prff In'ta aa to tbo !
jfaf.f ft' rbopf n biit, thfrft will probably
lA a rood at'f ndan'-n at the. fonnty
f onvf ntlrn on next Katiirday. Thla
foriventlon aeleefd Sixteen delegate
to lbo,f,affl fonventiori to bi, held
In firand J-ilnnd on Jn!y 21. The
fonvf ntlon prornine)) to L'i an Irn
portant rio In tb nnnala of the
(.arty a tb flht over fhi county
option plank will bo on In full for'
arid there prrmta to bo a merry
Tti'u ahead utile better Judgment
prevail arid tho convetillon I har
monled by Iho xldef rarklrifc of tho
riuea'lon. The general aentlrnerit ex
prfHtied by the (leleKftte fhoaon laat
rilKfit wn (?alrit tho Insertion of
tho plank and tho probabilities are
that, the county convention will elect
h In rye dulcet Ion nnHlnftt auch a
plank.
This make three special altrac
lion for tho Haturday event, nnd they
will be worth seeing. Those who like
to see the balloon nscenslon are as
sured that the ono Haturdny will bo
worth looklnic nt, while those who
prefer tho slide for life will find It
Interesting and exciting, nnd those
who want to trip the light fantastic
will bo accommodated with a great
(banco.
The Urown nhowa liuit evening did
a very fair business and there was
iiulle a crowd on the streets as has
been the case each night. The cn
rounsftl nnd Ferris wheel did a fine
IminIiicsh nnd wero kept going for
several hours wllh full cargoes. Tho
shows did coiiHlilerablo business nnd
the public wn sal tailed with tho show
gjvot them for tho money.
TIiono I'les of lloyliood.
How delicious were tho pies of boy
hood. No pies now never tasto so
good. What' Changed?the pics? No!
lis yon. You've lout tho strong,
healthy stomnch, the vigorous liver,
Iho nctlve kidneys, Iho regular bow
els' of boyhood. Your digestion Is
poor nml you bhuuo tho food, NVhnt's
needed? A complete toning up by
Klectrli! Hitter of nil orgnn of dl
gesllon - Hloninch, Mvcr, Kidneys,
Dowels Try them. They'll restore
your boyhood nppetlto nnd npprefln
Hon of food nnd fairly snturntn your
body with new health, strength nml
vigor, r.oc nt F. (1. Frlcko & Co.
Mtas (Irnco Teegnrden. who bun
noett visiting tn the city for the past
week, tho guest of MIshcn Vesta and
Mario Douglas, returned to her homo
nt Weeping Witter this morning.
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A Lare Number of Claim Al
lowed at Meeting.
I'UtUmouth, Neb., July 5, t.
foard mft p'irint to adjourn
riint. frftSMsnt; C. K. Jordan, I V
Hwifzr and If, L. Friedrich, our,ty
f.ommiaaloners, . C. Morgan, county
clfrk. Minntf r,f prviou m;et!na
rfad and approved, when the follow
ing bmlnes wa transactfd ln reg
ular form:
ftfporf filed of fee earned for
second quarter, 1910; ref order of
deed fcfffre f ZM, filed.
fteport of fea earned for second
quarter, 1 ft 1 0, county clerk office,
237.:,9.
fteport filed of feejt earned for
second quarter, clerk of district court
of fire, I .-",
f'ftltlon for the Incorporation of
the tillage- of Alvo, f'a.i county, Ne
braska, came on for hearing and
the board of county commissioners,
ordered that the village of Alvo be In
corporated with rnefe and bound as
et forth In the petition for Incor
poration now before the board, ar-
ried. The tniateea of said village of
Alvo r,am"d t follows: B, C. l",oles,
)t. Ionard Mulr, C. ii. Kfronjt, It.
A. Kfone, and Kd. Ktroemer,
County clerk reported road pel
Hon of Annette Hhera and others fil
ed April fi, 10 JO, petitioning for a
road as folio: Comment Inaf on tfh
and Main street In setlon IC, town
11, range 14, Hoek Hluffa village,
theri'e running fast 10 rods, thence
In n northernly direction through sec
tloh IT ari'I 'lf and south half of sec
tion 4, town II, range 14, along the
bank of the Missouri river; thence
crossing the slough bed onto the is
land In sectlon4, town 11, range 14,
and section 3.1, town 12, range 14,
running along the west bank of said
Island to Intersect with road No. 2,'i'i;
thence along the bank of tho Missouri
river through section 20 and 20, town
12, range 14, to the Iiurllngton rail
road right of way to be known as
road No. ,'!72. Further reported that
all the proceedings hereinbefore con
tetriilnted had been performed toiwri
Ing on claims for damages, appraisers
report, etc,, and presented the mat
ter to the county board for their
consideration. Whereupon the board
declared they were ready to bean tes
timony upon the petition mid claims
for damages, considerable discussion
arose over the matter nnd the board
decided they would go over tho pro
jiosed route before any conclusion
could ho reached.
County clerk reported lhat after
the action of the county board on
Juno 20, 1010, he appointed apprais
ers on the rond on tho section line
between section. 21 and 28, town 12,
rnnge l.'l, nnd they returned tho dam
ages ns follows:
, North of n , Vi, section 28-12-III;
lir.O. Knst M, of section 21-12-1.1,
$ir0. It npienrlng that the es
tablishment of this rcind was for the
public good, Saino was approved by
the hoard nnd warrants . oiUroil
drawn for tho amounts ns set by the
njirnlsers, nnd tho road declared es
tahllshed,'' topdltlohcd upon tho'jiay
mcnt of the damages ns found by the
apjirnhicrs nnd to bo known an road
No. .171.
CImIiiim on (enei'ul Fund
,ls i, ltobertson, Insnno case
of W. T. Allen $
(V 1) Qultit'on,' snine . . .',
P. S. Humes, snmo
Dr. 1J. F. Ilrendel. lnchrlnte
case, Frank t'odlesak i.
!.. O. Dwyer, snmo
1.00
4.00
4.S0
8.00
3.00
6.3:
T.45
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
8.00
3.00
7.75
28.76
8.00
3.00
10.60
31.56
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
38.00
21. DO
, 1.B0
13.00
1 5.00
40.00
12.00
Jns. ltobertson, siuno ....
C. I),, Qulnton, same
H. I,. Cottier, snmo ,
Tom Hedlnek, snmo
Win. Holly, snine . . ,
Hen Knfhipy, snmo . . . .
Dr. II. Jf. Hrendel, Insane
case, Ague Monro . . .
D. O. Dwyer, same
Jns. ltobertson, same ....
C. D. Qulnton, name
Dr. H. F. Hrendel, Insane
rnso, Luclndt) Hrlttaln..
D. O. Dwyer, anio
Jan. ltobertson, same ....
C, D. Qulnton, snmo
Wnlter Hrlttnln, snmo . .'. .
J. C. Hrlttnln. same
Mrs. J. C. Hrlttnln, same . ,
Dr. J. II, Martin, same ....
K, Mnnspoaker, salary, de
puty sheriff ..........
C. H. ordnn, snlary and ex
pense M. 12. Manspenker, livery to
commissioner ........
Klopp A Hartlett Co., sup
piles M. I,. Frledrlch, salary nnd
expense
Fred Hntterson, salary ....
t'nlverslty Publishing Co.,
examlnnllon question.,,
J. II. McMakcn, vault In of
fice of clerk of district
court
The Btone Mercantile Co.,
i.idse to poor
Hammond & Stephen,
4.50
7.35
OLD SESSION
bUr.k to county riperin-
tenient 2"
FJ. t. C.emer.fa, ir. ieat:, C.
if. si'ipprenar.t I 5
C, li. Q-.l3f.on, same 4.4')
O, W. f:aylor. sam 1. 10
('.. Herscer, sirr.e 1.10
John Eajeck, same 1. 10
C. Martin, sanr.e 1.10
F. JfeF:iroy, same 1.10
.. C. York, saxe I.I 0
P. 3. Johnson, witnea at
I Inquest of C. M. Siippre-
tant 1.10
SI. E. Denaon, same ...... 1.10
W. It. Cothenour, same ... 1. 10
R. W. Gibson, ame 1.1
Cha. Mcfi ilre, same 1.10
T. W". RayJor. arr. ..... 1.10
Gn firadwell, same 1.10
E. T. Martin, am 1. 10
D. C. Morgan, salary and
ftxpens 205. Zi
C. W. Haylor, coal to pau
per and poor farm ..... 7.2
Wm. Haasler, md.w to coun
ty farm 22.70
John I:aner, material and
labor at court houms .. l?.8-
H. I. Clement, care of body
of George liaker, 40.00
J. K. Wiles, appraisilng road
damages 2.00
C. ft. Troop, same 2.00
('.. If. Warner, same 3 00
.1. If. Tarns, salary 75.00
I!. I. Clements, viewing body
of George liaker 3.70
Neb. Lighting Co., gas to
Jail and court ho'ise .. 17.52
O. K, Cook, hog t(f far.-n . li.00
L. D. wltcr, salary and ex-
pewe,... ' "
.las; fcoboTfsen.'Zi .ti'iarterf
salary and expense . . . .; 107 1
Mary B. oFt.e; a!ary and .
expense 1 27.70
T. 8. Svoboda, salary ar.J
laundry C2.r,0
V. C, Ramsey, salary and
expense 85.79
F. 8. White, mdse to poor. 13.00
C. D. Qulnton, expense and
mlleare C2.0S
C. D. Qilnton, salary and
boarding county prison
er 224.50
C. D. Qulnton, boarding city
prisoners 17.70
II. Chrlswclser, appraising
road damages 3.00
V. D. Jones, same 3.00
.1. G. Rlchey, same 3.00
J, If. Donnelly, work In as
sessor office 27.00
Claims on Road Fund.
J. C Nlday, road work road
district No. 11 f 84.00
Peter Jorgenson, road grad
ing, inheritance fund .. 283.00
Avoea Lumber Co., cement
district No. 13 6.13
W. J. Althouse, road work,
No. 6 4.00
Mike Lutz, name, No. 1.... 116.80
K. W. Dodwell, same, No.
16 2.C
Chris Hoffman, same No. 6. 4 00
O. W. Fisher, same, No. 15. 56,00
M. Dalhy, lumber to road
d 1st. No. 3 16.24
W. I). Coleman, road work,
dint. No. 3 . . 8.00
K. D. McDonald spikes, road
(list No. 5 3.25
Henry Hanson, road work
(list. No. 6 8.00
Howard Richards, same, (list, .
No. 4 37.00
j.' W. I'hllpot, same, dist
No. !) ; C2.00
Frank Uouhr, samo, (list No.
5 ,. 5.00
J. II. Lnthrom, merchandise
to (list. No. 16 3.80
(J. W. Vobb, Lumber Co,,
mdse., to No. 13 8.15
J. E. Ilntes, road work on
rond (list. No. 13 46.10
A. N. Speer, lumber, dist No.
8 52.15
Wm. llasalor, repairs, dist
No. 1 25.80
Jacob Umlnnd, rond work to
(list. No. 16 2.80
Herman ltickard, same, dist
No. 16 1.80
Fam Fnrl same, dist No. 16. 1.S0
W. A. Harduock, snme, No.
16 29.50
Win. Hnssler, repairs to dist
No. 10 3.30
Frnnk Rltter, rond work,
dist. No. 16 6.86
Emll Oberle, same, No. 16. 3.20
Wm. Hurlbut, nnme, No. 16. 8.80
Chns. Hoot, same, No. 16. 1.00
W, W. Coatman, same No.
16 , 6.00
John lluuer, mdse to dist
No. 1 60
J. L. Hardnock, rond work
to dist. No. 16 6.40
John Vlcker. same, No. 16. 10.40
Rert Stewart, same No. 16. 18.80
Fred Drum, tame, No. 16. 6.00
Jn. Groves, same, No. 16. . 6.40
R. A. Kuchn, same, No. 16. 4.00
Hen Mucnehan, Bame, No.
16 6.00
Frank HlaUcr, same, No. 2. 26.25
Teething children have more or
len diarrhoea, which enn be con
trolled by giving Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Remedy. All
that 1 necessnry la to give the pres
cription dose after each operation of
the bowels more than natural and
then castor oil to cleanse the system.
It Is safe and sure. Sold by all
dealer.
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PAIS 1ISIT II
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James M. Patterson and Family
of California Here on Viait.
James Patterson and family ar
rlvey In the city last evening on the
flyer for an extended visit of several
weeks with relatives In the city and
vicinity. Mr. Patterson is cashier of
one of the big banks of San Bern
ardino nnd has been taking an active
Interest In the business affairs of that
thriving California city, lie Is a
great enthusiast over bis home city
and state and believes none other
compares .With It. He certainly has
retained much of the youth which he
passed In this locality and today be
looks very little older than he did
when he played ball upon the lots
here many years ago. He has changed
so little that all his friends and
they are liglon here have remarked
upon the remarkable fact. San
Bernardino where he Is located Is a
thriving and prosperous city which
has felt the effects of the wild-spread
prosperity of the country and which
has been growing by leaps and
bounds. It is one of the main cen
ters of the Santa Fe railroad through
that country and has large shops in
tnat city. There are several former
Plattsmouth boys employed In the
shops there, Oliver D. Buzzell being
the general foreman of the freight
car shops and .-F. Pi .Brown being
among the employes in. that: depart
ment. San Bernard Inrj,reecntJy. cele
brated Its centennial .apdjjdjcj. it with
a week of festivities which consisted
of monster parades .wblQh were ex
pensive and elaborate. .The display
of the Santa Fe road was considered
one of the finest ever seen In the
country nnd a son of- Mr. Brown,
mentioned above, Porter Brown,
took a prominent part on. one of
the floats consisting of a mlnature
train of cars, being the conductor
on the train. Mr. Patterson goes into
raptures when he speaks of the big
show and has a very entertaining
story to tell of the week.. Mr. Pat
terson recently took part in a base
ball game in San Bernardino, playing
with a visiting team against the
professional home team and he says
that it came Just as natural as it did
thirty years ago. He insists that he
has not gone back by any means and
he surely looks as if he hadn't. His
many friends will be glad to meet
him and enjoy visits and talks of
olden days. '
Good to the last puff ,,'Acon)B",'made
by Ftak & Bajeck.
Alcohol to Children
Ask your doctor how often he prescribes an alcoholic
stimulant for children. He will probably say, "Very, very
rarely. Children do not need stimulating." Ask him
how often he prescribes a tonic for them. He will prob
ably answer, "Very, very frequently." Then ask him
about Ayer's non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla as a tonic for the
young. Follow his advice. He knows! JxrAherCo..Lowell.Mass:
Iht nr great rule of health" Daily movement of the bowel." Ask your doctor if
this U not to. Then ask blm about Ayer's Pills. Sold for nearly sixty yean.
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(News).
V. P. Sheldon lost two valuable
cows Sunday night, killed by the
midnight passenger.
Miss Eva Munn, a neice of Mrs.
C. D. St. John, left on the midnight
train Friday for Pensacola, Florida,
where, we understand, she w ill short
ly enter Into a compact for life's jour
ney. Vilas Sheldon, M. H. Pollard and
Will Mertz drove down in Vilas
automobile to the scene of the acci
dent and brought the wrecked ma
chine that turned over with the party
from Union, home Thursday.
The quarries are not the most
pleasant places In the world to work
these'-' hot 'days, ' and Mr Lundbdrg
says it is a pretty hard matter to
keep men. They stay from five hours
to five days with the average closer
to the five hours.
Miss Mougey. left on the early
morning train Tuesday for Pawnee
City to attend the funeral of W. F.
Tracy, the former Union banker. Miss
Mougey, who worked several years
for Mr. Tracy, was Joined here by a
number of people from that town
for the trip to Pawnee City.
Charles Tucker, living north of
town, came in Wednesday morning
with a load of hogs and while he was
here his wife telephoned that a valu
able colt had been badly cut on
the wire. Mr. Tucker started at once
for home and we have been unable
to learn just how serious the horse
was "hurt.
This station has shipped something
life 400 cars of freight during the
month of June, in fact', it ships more
pounds of freight than any other sta
tion on the system, excepting Omaha
and Lincoln and probably more lhah
Lincoln. The local office work is all
done by the agent, J. E. Banning
and his helper, E. E. Collins, and
both of them are model young men,
they haven't time to be anything else.
A Frightful Wreck .
of train, automobile or buggy may
cause cuts, bruises, abrasions, sprains
or wounds .-that t demand Bucklen's
Arnica Salve earth's greatest heal
er. Quick relief and prompt Cure
result.' For burns, boils, sores of
all kinds, eczema; chapped hands and
lips, sore eyes or corns, its supreme.
Surest pile cure. 25c at F. G. Frlcke
& Co.
Soreness of the muscle,- whether
Induced by violent exercise or injury,
Is quickly relieved by the free ap
plication of Chamberlain's Liniment.
This liniment is equally valuable for
muscular rheumatism, and always af
fords quick relief. Sold by all dealers.
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