res
Remarkable Bargains for the r3
JULY POT
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ranger's Department Store!
Watch for one of Our Pink Bills that will be distributed at your door
To-day and To-morrow.
They Mean a PJJoney Saving to You!
It will pay you to buy your FUTURE Millinery at the PRESENT DAY
PRICES we are offering.
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Department Store,
"The Home of Guaranteed Values"
V. ZUCKER, Manager
PROCEEDINGS -OF THE
H
AVOCA NEWS
harvest
I'lattsinoutli. .M'K. July , 1 1 1 2.
Hoard met pur-Miaul to ml journment.
i l'resent: M. I.. Friedricli, C. K. Jordan
' and C. K. lleebner, C'ouiilv i'liimn Is.xion
I er; D. C. Morgan, County Clerk,
i -Minutes of pievloim session read and
approved, when the following business
was transacted in regular form:
Owing to sickness of Mr. Jordan the
Hoard did not meet on July 2 liU2. as
per adjournment, hut postponed meet
ing until July s, lit 12.
County SlierllT tiled report of fees
earned for second ouarter. 1912.
County Judge filed bis report Of fees
earned for second quarter, 1 y 1 2.
Clerk of the District Court filed his
report of fees collected for second
quarter, 1M2.
Couuly Clerk tiled report of fees
earned for second quarter, 1912.
Itecorder of Deeds tiled his report Of
fees earned for second quarter, 1912.
Hond of 1'. J. Llnch. Justice of the
Peace, Greenwood Precinct, Approved.
Liond of Nebraska Construction Com
pany, fur bridge contract. Approved.
Andres riiomsen requested permis
sion of the Hoard of County Commis
sioners to remove his saloon from one.
building to another in the Village of
Cedar Creek, Cass County Nebraska:
permission was granted him providing
his Indemnity ltond was changed In
accordance herwlth.
County Treasurer" Instructed to re
fund the following taxes, account sold
bv the (.(unity under tax sale and fail
ed to cancel on tax list: Lot 20, II lock
4, In I Hikes Addition to I'lattsinoutli
City, for the years 1871. 187:1, 1874, 1875,
1876, 1877, 1878 and 1879.
On motion the nctlon of the Hoard
of this morning, the Fred Ohm bill for
J22.UU was recinded.
E. A. Klrkuatrlck this dav Instructed
to pay Peter Trudo the sum of 120 00
out of the funds he Is now holding for
i.eorge tsrown, account of nursing
Brown following his accident at Nh-
hawka.
The following claims were allowed on
.lie General fund:
Alvo Telephone Co. tolls to Com
missioners I 2.6(1
K. Jordan, salary 30.00
is nearly
! was at
IU'V
Tlii' wlii-at
completed.
Mrs. Amelia Itelirn
Omaha Wednesday.
Henry Vette received a
threshing out lit this week.
Mrs. Florence Durham mad
trip to Omaha Wednesday.
Juseph Holts and family wore
here from Ynlpariso Sunday.
Mrs. Ora K. (lopes was a Weep,
iug Water visitor Wednesday.
The next big event will lie the
Odd Follows picnic hero in Aug
ust. Charles Jenkins and w ife enter
tained relatives from Kansas this
week.
John Schmidt was at Omaha
Wednesday attending to business
mat tors.
Holer Joigcnsen, J. C. Zim
nierer ami T. II. Strnub were at
tending to business mailers al
Omaha this week.
M. M. Morrissey and wife of
Teeumseh are hero looking after
I ho Itoyal Highlanders' lodge, with
the hope of adding a few now
members.
The Avoca ball team lost a fast
ami snappy game at Unadilla on
July Fourth to the Kaglo team.
Holh teams played fast ball, but
luck was against the locals. The
score was 4 to 0
K-M-M- -I-H-H -K-K-I H
THE WEATHER.
H-K-K H-H-:--K-iH
The readings below are taken at the
llurllngton depot, where the ther
mometer is placed under conditions
similar to those used bv the United
states weather bureau:
a. Ill 72 1 p. m 74
iu a. m ... . 7-' 2 p. m ... . 7ft
At the deni . . 7(
Forecast.
For Nebraska Fair Thursday
ami Fridav.
Bids Let Soon.
In another column in this Issue?
of the Journal will bo found a
notice relative to the considera
tion of bids of contractors for re
modeling the Wetonkamp build
ing for a Y. M. C. A. room. Tho
committee, composed of G. A.
llawls. M. S. Hriggs. C. C. Par
mele, K U. Woscott, R. H. Hayes,
J. P. Falter and C. (i. Fricke, had
a mooting yesterday and went over
the plans and specifications pre
pared by the architect, Hurd F.
Miller, and approved I hem. " It
was agreed, lo receive bids on
Monday, July 22, and notice to
this effect is given through the
Daily Journal. Tho plans and
specifications can bo soon by any
contractor interested by calling
nt the law olllces of Rawls &
Robertson.
Lawsuits Galore.
Ileshiro Miyarnots, of Japan,
brought replevin in Judge Arch
er's court this morning, describ
ing in his atlidavit 18 boxes of
chinaware, toys and high-strike
machinery and shelf lumber con
tained in car No. 35580 Sante Fe,
in the Burlington freight yards,
and making the C, H. it (J. de
fondant in the suit, the answer
day to bo next Tuesday, the 16th
inst. Attorney Dwyer appeared
for the plaintiff.
A very complicated suit also
ponding in Judge Archer's court is
one brought by Attorney W. H.
Buddah of Omaha, in which
Thomas S. Kelly is plaintiff and
James Marshall is defendant. The
amount in controversy here is
$400 for goods or money advanc
ed. The suit was originally one
of replevin-in-an Omaha court of
the goods from one Riley, the
goods being stored by the Kelly
people, were taken out of storage
and shipped to Platlstnouth to the
defendant, Marshall. The re
nlevin papers were served last
night ami the goods allowed lo re
main in tho custody of the railway
company. Today Stewart Eaton
and another gentleman brought
an attachment suit in Judge Arch
er's court attaching the same
goods which Mr. Kelly replovincd,
their claim being for wages in the
sum of $57.
There has never been such a
busy lime for the lawyers and
courts "since old Hoc was a pup."
N. J. Jordan, Cashier Bank of
Woodville, Woodville, Oa., had a
very severe attack of kidney
trouble and the pains in his kid
neys and back were terrible. "I
got a bottle of Foley Kidney Pills
from our druggist and they en
tirely relieved me, I have more
benefit from them than any other
medicine." . F'or sale by F. O
Fricke & Co.
Mrs. B. W. Livingston
daughter, Miss Rachel,
Omaha passengers on the
train today.
and
were
early
NOTICEI
Just received on track, car of
extra choice Midland Hay from
the Loup river country, and while
It lasts we will sell It at $16.00 per
ton. This Is a hay of excellent
color, fine quality, at the very low
price of $16.00 per ton from our
hay shed. Come and supply your
wants before it Is all gone.
Cedar Creek Lumber Co.,
Cedar Creek, Neb.
floorge L. Higble, Manton,
Mich., used oFley Kidney Pills for
kidney and bladder trouble. He
says: I llnd for my case no
other medicine equals Foley Kid
ney Pills for beneficial effect."
They are a safe and reliable medi
cino for kidney trouble and rheu
matism. Contain no harmful
drugs. For sale by F. G. Fricke
& Co.
J. M. Leyda was a passenger to
Omaha on the morning train to
day, where he was called on im
portant business.
We'll make this "short and sweet"
the chance to save is too big to require much argu
mentwe'll tell you what's going on and leave the rest
to you.
100 Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits
including Worsteds in fancy Blue Serges, neat
gray, tan and brown effects, in sizes from 33 to
42 regular prices from $20 to $30. Divided
into two lots- Now $10 and $14
25 Society Brand Suits, includ
ing grays, tans, browns, and two-piece Blue
Serges regular prices from $20 to $30. Di
vided into three lots
Now $10, $14 and $18
25 Micheals, Stern & Co. Suits,
mostly grays and tans regular prices $15 to
$25. Divided into two lots
Now $10 and $14
High-Grade Shirts, made by Fer-
guson-McKinney and Wilson Bros., in sizes from
14 to lltf -regular prices $1.25 and $1.50
Now 75c Each
Gordon and Everwear Sox in
sizes from 9 to 11 J2 regular prices 25 and 50c Now 3 Pairs for 50c
See Our Windows!
M0
1.00
48.00
a.io
1 8.00
4.1 r,
4.00
49.00
109.44
74.78
281. r.o
205.85
32.25
38.31
47.12
51.42
120.55
237.75
155.50
.56
10.70
108,00
72.00
24.60
22.00
18.00
4.95
14.70
Manhattan Shirts
Harm Selvers, Hillary unil laundry
June, lliis 78. MO
D. Morgan, salary and expense 215.40
M. I.. Kricdrich, Hillary, mileage
and expense 39 40
SI. Mails, guarding McCann and
I 'mid 4 00
Lincoln Telephone it Telegraph
Co., rent and lolls 5.25
ChrlNWisser dorton. drive to
poor farm 1.00
Mary K. 1'ostcr, salary Hx.07
J. II. Thrasher, bailiff certlllcato IB. 00
Albert Scuttler biillUr cert Itlca t 8.00
K. ManspeHker, salary, June, 1912 45.00
John llarliuan, work at county
farm 17.25
-. w . liiivlor A; C o., coal to
paupers
Nebraska Lighting Co.. gas to
jail and court house 19.01
argil A." Cecil, supplies to
county
John Hiiuer Ai .Son, repairs at
court house
FYed Patterson, olllce work
M. Jill tl, clialr seats nt court
house
Dore Klelschnian, care of blind
man, second ouarter 1912 ...
1). .1. HllluiHii, care ' of Mrs.
Cunningham
II. C. Mi Muken & Son, Ice to
court house
District No. 14
Nebraska A: Iowa Steel Tank Co,
culvert. Itoad D strict No. 12..
Nebraska At Iowa Steel Tank Co.
culvert, Koad Dlstret No. 8..
Win. 11. Hindi, road work, Koad
District No. 7
Mike I.utz, road work, Koad Dis
trict so, 1
Frank I'latzer, road work, Koad
Dlstrlct No. 2
James l.oughrldge. bridge work.
Koad I lis t rl ct No. 10 17.60
Nebraska A; lown Steel Tank Co.
culvert, Koad IHstrlct No. 13. .
Nebraska A: Iowa Steel Tank Co.
cu vert. Koad IHstrlct No. 8...
K. T. Tool lumber, Koad District
No. 7
J. M. Hoover, road work, Koad
District No. 3
C. II. Spohn, road work, Koad
District No. 13
.I. A: W'liltetnan, road work, Koad
District No. 12
James V. Holmes, freight on
road drag. Itoad District No. 10
Klchev llros., lumber, Koad IHs
trlct No. 1
J. C. Domeyer, road work, Koad
IHstr ct No. 5
J. C. Nlday road work, Koad
District No. 11
John I toot , road work, Koad
Dlstr ct No. 16 28.2S
John A. HentilngM, road work,
Koad District No. 2
Win. Atchison, road work. Koad
District No. 16
Wm. Atchison, road work, Koad
District No. 15
Johnson Ar Jones, blacksmith
work, Koad District No. 13
C. K. lleebner, freight paid,
Koad District No. 12
u. i. i.iciiarus, rouu worn, noun I , i . i
District No. 4 173.45 clinf rlli'lipcr
The following claims were allowed on
the Commissioners' Koad'fund:
Kussells Crader Mfpr. Co. propor
tion of grader, Koad IHstrlct
No, 8 $ 47.50
Kussells Cirader Mfg. Co. propor
tion of grader, Jtoad' IHstrlct
No. 9 47.56
Kussells C.rader Mfg. Co. propor
tion of grader, Itoad' IHstrlct
The I'lattsmoiitli Journal, print
ing anil supplies 19. 12
c. II. Taylor, salary and expense 125.70
I'lattsmouth Water Co., water to
jail and court house 26.80
J. II. Tains, salary for June, 1912 75.00
James Kobertson, salary and ex
pense, second iiuarter, 1912... 295.45
Ambler llros., merchandise to M.
Wlnchell 7.33
F. (I. Fricke & Co. drugs and
merchandise to county 33.40
K. A. Wurl, merchandise to poor 30.00
L. it. Stanley, merchandise to
Dan Hay 6.00
I'lattsinoutli Telephone Co., rent
and tolls 30.60
C. K. Heebner, salary T1.80
State Journal Co., Insanity record 24.50
C. D. CJ u In t on. boarding city
prisoners and committments.. 2.85
C, li. (Jiilnton, salary, Jailer fees
and boarding county prisoners 2 1 H.00
Klcliey lirns., lumber 27.15
The following claims were allowed on
the Koad fund:
A. I. Hlrd, blacksmith work, Koad
IHstrlct No. 6 $ 3.00
liussell (irader Mfg. Co., road
drag Koad IHstrlct No. 13 16.00
Itussell (irader Mfg. Co., road
drag, Koad District No. 9
Kussell Cruder Mfg. Co.. road
drag, Koad Liistrlct No. 18 16.00
Howard Johnson, road work,
Koad District No. 8
V. D. Conn, road work, Koad
liistrlct No.
(5. N. Sclia fer. road work. Koad
District No. 8 16.60
Julius (llesen, blacksmith work,
Koad District No. 4
Walter Norval, road work, Koad
No. 3
Kussells (trader Mfg. Co.. propor
tion of grader, Koad IHstrlct
No. 11 47.56
Kussells (irader Mfg. Co.. propor
tion of grader, Koad District
No. 12
Kussells (irader Mfg. Co. propor
tion of grader, Koad' IHstrlct
No. 13
Wm. Wulf, road work, Koad Dis
trict No. 20
K. T. Tool, lumber, Koad Dis
trict No. 7 51.42
The following claims were allowed
on the llrldue fond:
.1. M. Hoover., bridge work 1 14.30
Klchev llros., Hrldge lumber 4 1.00
Chan. It. (lllmore, bridge work.. 212.00
Wm. II. Kush. bridge work 11.50
J. C. Nldav, bridge work 48.00
C-'dnr Cic. k I .il l be" Co., brldg'.'
lumber 169.70
SiiUivpp-Mcad Lumber Co.,
biidge lumber and material... 18.43
I'.o.ird adioiirncd to meet Tuesday,
August 6 1912.
D. C. MoKUAN, County Clerk.
What Makes a Woman?
One hundred and twenty
pounds, mure or less, of bone and
muscle don't make a woman. It's
a koimI f(uni(l,al inn. Pii ( into it
health mid strength ami she may
rule a kiiiKdom, Hut that's just
what F.lertrie Hitters jrivc her.
Thousands Ide.ss Ihem for overcoming-
fainting- and dizzy spells
and for dispelling" weakness,
nervousness, liackache and tired,
listless, worn-out feeliim-. "Klec
Iri Hitters have done me a world
of good," writes Kli.ii Pool, De
pew, Okla., "and I thank you, with
all my heart, for makiiiK such a
good medicine." (inly Tide, (iuar
anteed hy F. (i. Fricke & Co.
"Working the Farmers."
For the past month a force of
men have heen working in this
and Cass county selling- ranges to
the farmers. One of the crew of
men sold 40 ranges in less than
month m (.ass comity and se
cured from to $82 for each
rane and the same ranpe can he
purchased from any dealer for
lroin to :;). Mill these men
(io out over the country and nel
theni to farmers, taking their
notes lor the same, where they
cannot gel the cash. ft seems
easy to sell things this way am
the price seems to cut, no ice
This gang left Otoe county yes
lerday and moved down into Ne
maha county, where they will
work for a short time, or until
they are sloped hy reason of not
having a peddler's license. Why
the farmers and others patronize
this class of men and pay the
high prices, when they can pur-
at home is some
thing we cannot understand.
Nebraska City News.
In these- days of high cost of
living, a medicine that gets a man
up out of bed and able to work in
a few days is n valuable and wel
come remedy. John Heath, Michi
gan liar, Cal., had kidney and
bladder trouble, was confined to
his bed, unable to turn without
lp. "I commenced using Foley
Kidney Hills and can truly say I
was relieved at, once." This ex
ample is worth following. For
sale by F. (i. Fricke & Co.
May Lose Finger.
Ous l'ein, who has been suf
fering from blood poison in his
right hand and arm since Mon
day night, brought on by having a
rusty nail penetrate his index
linger, has not eaten a bite of any
thing since the occurrence hap
pened. He has bad his baud
dressed I wo or three limes each
day, and although Hie swelling is
being reduced, it is hardly pos
sible to save the injured linger.
His physician, Dr. Cummins, is
using every effort lo save as
much of the linger as possible,
and at the present it appears that
it will not have to be ampul aled
furl her back than t he first joint.
Summer colds are hard to get
rid of, and freiiueiitly leads to
asthma, bronchitis and hay fever.
Do not let your cold get a hold on
you, but. use oF ley's Honey and
Tar Compound for ipiick relief. W.
II. Allen, Shelsea, W is., says: "Wo
prefer Foley's liouey and Tar
Compound to other cough medi-
ines because it quickly cures
oughs and.colds. It will ward o(T
a cold if taken in lime." Con
tains no opiates. For sale by F.
fi. Fricke it Co.
An increasing number of peo
ple report regularly of the satis
factory results from taking Foley
Kidney Pills and commend their
healing and curative qualities.
Foley Kidney Pills are a carefully
prepared medicine, guaranteed to
contain no harmful or habit-
forming drugs. They can have
only le beneficial effect when used
for Kidney and madder troubles,
for backache, rheumatism, weak
back or lumbago. For sale by F
(i. Fricke (t Co.
Stetson Hats
16.00
9.00
15.00
5.10
47.66
47.56
47.50
8.40
Takes Long Walk.
Henderson, a wireless tele
graph operator, representing a
New York newspaper, on an
ocean-to-ocean walk in 120 days,
reached Plattsinoulh at C o'clock
last evening and registered with
Mayor Saltier and Chief of Police
Hen Hainey. Henderson took
supper with Chief Hainey and re
newed his stroll toward Union. He
is walking against time on a $!.
0(10 wager, and is not fo receive a
cent of money on the journey and
is not. lo pav out a cent. lie is
I h ret- days ahead of his lime in
Plallsmoulh. His route was laid
out for him before he slarlei
and from Plaltsmouth he makes
Lincoln as bis next registering
point, i he names ami dale o
signing are placed on his book by
the city ollicials of all towns
where he is lo register.
To feel strong, have good ap
petite and digestion, sleep sound
ly and enjoy life, use Ilurdock
lllood Hitters, the family system
tonic. Price, $1.00.
For baby's croup, Willie's daily
cuts and bruises, mamma's sore
throat, grandma's lameness Dr
Thomas' I'.clectic Oil Ihe house
hob) remedy, 25c and HOc.
(leorge Seavy and, C. C. Snullln
of Oleliwood were guests of 1111 is
Snuflln at the Masonic Home for
few hours today.
Committee Meeting.
Members of the tlemocrnf le cen
tral committee are requested to
meet al Ihe olllce of M. Archer, in
Plaltsmouth, on Saturday, July
13, 11)12. This meeting is called
for the purpose of arranging a
dale for the County convention to
select delegates to the state con
vention and for such other busi
ness as may come before it. Kvery
member of the committee is re
quested to attend, as this meeting
(f Ihe Conimillee is one of much
importance. The . meeting will
convene at 1 o'clock p. in.
J. S. Livingston, Chairman.
Bolt Falls on Court House.
From Tuesday'i Dally.
During Ihe thunder storm last
niuht a bolt of lightning struck
Ihe flag pole on Ihe court house,
taking oil' a strip o,f wood several
inches wide from Ihe north side of
the poll'. The lightning appears
to have followed the copper from
the base of the Hag pole fo tho
edge of Ihe cornish and then down
Ihe gutter lo the outer edge of Ihe
roof and dropped into the ground,
as no I race of other dain.iite can
be seen other III. in to the Hag
pole. .'
Injured at. Shops.
James J. Nowarck had tin mis
fortune Tuesday to have Ihe (bird
linger of his left hand gashed
while working in the plaining mill.
Mr. Nowacek was putting on some;
new knives when his hand slipped
ami came in contact with one of
Ihe blades. Medical aid was
consulted al once and I lie injury-dressed.
Itch! Tlch! Itchl-Scralch!
Scratch! Scratch I The more you
scratch, the worse the itch. Try
Doan's Ointment. ' For eczema,
any skin itching. ' 50c a box.