The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-03

yention. He does not banker" for
political office ana would rathe, some
other citizen did the work. Peter
HutIsmith is also mentioned by many
Greeley democrats. John Birkla OF
Platteville is mentioned for commits
soner from the second district and
as he Is a power in the south eud OF
the county he would give his oppon-
ent a run for his money.
In all probability the democrats
will endorse Captain Macy for cor
oner-he being the republican legal
heir to that office-and they might
20 farther and fare worse. So far
no aspirant has been mentioned for
the off1ce OF justice of the peace,
though many Of John M. Ferguson's
friends would like to see him nom
mated. But John would rather be
constable than justice and in all
probability he will get that nomina-
ton.
On the republican side there is
much quiet work being done ty
friends of prospective candidates.
But several incumbents Of Office will
have no opposition to their candidacy
in the convention, towit: Treasurer
Statler, Judge SouthaHd and Assessor
Wylie. II. E. Churchill seems to
have the call as candidate for state
senator, although an effort Is being
made to force c. II. Wheeler, cashier
Of the Greeley National bank, to
allow his name to 20 before the con-
vention. A petition has been cir
culated by County Clerk Adams and
quite freely signed by business men,
calling on Mr.. Wheeler tc enter the
political arena. But that gentleman
is not easily swayed bv public clamor.
While he is a staunch republican aud
is ever ready to assist in that party's
success, he has no desire for putlic
office, say many Of his friends; and
1T Is questionable il he is willing to
retire from active business pursuits
even for ninety days Of each leeisla-
tive session and engage in political
strife.
Ben Florance OF Windsor. the un.
successful candidate for sheriff the
fall Of 1901, is again being mentioned
for that office, while friends of C. Fl.
Rea would like him to get the nom-
ination. Mr.. Adams, present county
clerk, would be pleased to hold that
office another term and he has many
friends who will assist him In his
ambition. But the friends Of Charles
Davis OF Erie say nay to that
proposition and they will make a
sturdy fight for their candidate. L.
II. Harrison is the only one men,
toned by the republicans for the
office OF superintendent of schools.
Fol- the state legislature Joe Ed
Painter of Hardin aud James S. Bar
Der Of Evans are talked Of to repre-
sent the south end Of the county in
the lower house, while Harry @.
Watson. mayor Of Greeley, and Wal
ter j. Farr, mayor Of Eaton, are
mentioned as candidates from the
nortn end OF the county.
There is stiff fight being put up
for commissioner from the 6rst dis
trict. MI. Rea's occupancy Of the
Office the past three years has made
MIN many staunch friends and they
insist on his being renominated and
reelected to the Office. But others
ave equally IS firm for David Kell,
Of Lucerne and for Will Lewis of
GipsOn. Louis L. Stimson will have
no opposition ip the con sention for
county surveyor. L. B. Willard will
be renominated for justice OF the
peace if he wants it-and Dave
Camp can get the nomination for
constable.
Proper Treatment of Pneumonia
Pneumonia is too dangerous
disease for anyone to attempt to doc
tor 1T himself, though he may have
proper remedies at hand. A physician
should always be called. 1t should be
borne IN mind, however, that pneu-
monia always results from cold or
from an attack OF the grip, and that
nv giving Chamberlain Cough Rem