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McCooK Market Quotations
Corrected Friday morning
Corn 47
Whout 02
Onts a
Rye to
Bnrloy 35
How 4 C5
EffKS 10
Good Butter 15
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WOOL WANTED
I will pay the highest market price
Inquire at Diamonds
Burlington Bulletin of Round Trip Rates
Chicago and return on snlo daily
83140
St Louis and return S27 35
Portland Taeoma and Seattle and re
turn one way via California 5600 on
sale Juno 1 2
San Francisco and Los Angeles and
return 5000 on sale Juno 1
Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo
and return S1200 on snlo daily On
sale Juno 530 to July 4 S940 On sale
Aug HO to Sept 4 S510
Salt Lake and Ogden and return
2790 on sale daily
Yellowstone Park through and in
cluding hotels and stage and return
7500 on sale daily
Milwaukee Wi3 and return 2375
on sale June 15 to 18
Toronto Ont and return 3540 on
sale June 18 19 21 22
Indianapolis and roturn 2G10on sale
June 19 to 22
Baltimore and return 1040 on sale
July 1 to 3
Buffalo N Y and return 3050 on
sale July 7 8 9 v
Asbury Park and return 4435 via
New York or dlrecc on salo Juno 28 to
July 1
Niagara Falls and return 3G05on salo
Juno 17 18 19
Cody Wyo Black Hills and Hot
Springs S D approximately half rates
all summer
Milwaukee and southern Wisconsin
points Michigan resorts on Lakes Michi
gan and Huron Canada Maine and
New England St Lawrence and Lake
Champlain regions very low tourist
rates daily
If you will call or write it will be a
pleasure to advise you about rates train
service to reserve you a berth and to
try to make yoi r trip a comfortable one
Geo S Scott Agent C B Q Ry
Makes disgestion and assimilation
perfect Makes new rod blood and bone
Thats what Hollisters Rocky Moun
tain Tea will do A tonic for the sick
and weak 35 cents Tea or Tablets
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take laxative buomo quinine tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure E W Groves signature is on
each box 25c
HOLLISTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Busy Medioine for Bn3y People
Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor
A specific for Constipation Indigestion Live
and Kidney Troubles Pimples Eczema Impure
Blood Bad Breath Siujrcish Bowels Headache
and Backache Its Rocky Mountain Tea in tab
let form 35 cents a box Genuine made by
Holuster Daua Company Madison Wis
LDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
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RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
II J Amen is a new member of the
paint gang
F W Bellamy is a new helper to tho
boilerraakors
F Ploussard is in the tin shop listed
as an apprentice
Fireman O G Coppom has sore eyes
and is on tho relief
Conductor and Mrs Frank Rank wel
comed a daughter into the homeSunday
Agent T E McCarl of Red Cloud
was a city visitor Sunday guest of tho
family
Engineer and Mrs B F Bowen are
seeing tho sights in and about Denver
this week
Conductor Tim Foley has gone up in
to one of the Dakotas on an outing and
summer vacation
Conductor and Mrs William Turley
returnedjfirst of the week from their
visit to Greeley Nebraska relatives
Machinist Fred Landberg is visiting
relatives in Denver this week whero he
was married some time during the
week
C F Douglas of tho machine shop is
on tho relief with an injured foot Ma
chinist Floyd Berry is off duty also
nursing a soro band
W S Brink formerly a switchman in
the McCook yard is now located in Port
land Oregon expecting to make that
city his home in tho future
Mr and Mrs C M Kent left this
week for Truro Nova Scotia to witness
the marriage of Mr Kents brother and
to visit the old homefolks in tho Domin
ion
Dispatcher Harry D Stewart was in
Ilolbrook Wednesday acting as best
man at the wedding of J E Buck the
traveling man and Miss Dorothy Proud
of that place
J W Eastman late roundhouse fore
man at Oxford has been transferred
back to McCook and now occupies his
old place on the repair track hero
much to his satisfaction He went to
work on Monday morning
Resignations have been numerous
this week Wiper F B Amann Boiler
maker F C Hasse Wiper W D Med
lock A Trudnowski boilermakers
helper Wiper W Wallace A E Hold
er engine supply man being among the
number
Mr and Mrs Ralph Haggard of Ox
ford were McCook visitors Tuesday
He is roundhouse foreman at Oxford
and was up on official business with
Master Mechanic Archibald Mrs Hag
gard took advantage of the opportunity
to spend a few hours with McCook
friends
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VEGETABLE SICILIAN
oair Keneweri
Always restores color to gray hair all the dark rich color it used
to have The hair stops falling grows long and heavy and all
dandruff disappears An elegant dressing ggCTTi
Barnctt
Lumber
Company
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POSTS TANKS
LUMBER
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June Weddings and
Diamonds June Sale i
During the month of June we are going to run a special sale
of first class merchandise including Mens Boys Childrens
Clothing Shoes for all Gents Furnishings Hats Trunks Suit
Cases etc To those who live at distance it will pay them to at
tend this sale Note the following prices
Mens all wool suits in fancy cheriots and mixed goods
S1500 values now 1000
All wool worsted splendid quality 10 values now S79S
All wool nobby and black good quality 750 at 500
Young Mens Suits all wool black Thibet highest
grade goods ages 14 to 18 15 values 1000
Childrens all styles both in wash goods and wool from
50 cents to 500
Mens fine all wool pants pegged top and every other
style from 200 to 400 all sizes
Our line of
Furnishing Goods is Complete
Mens pleated pink shirts 100 ones 49c
Mohair fancy shirts 250 ones 125
Silk string ties 10c
Mens faacy underwear blue pink cream 25 cents
Our special line of
Shoes and Slippers is Complete
for Men Women and Children
Mens slippers tan and black seamless Kant Kip 250
values 190 500 hand made dress shoes in three dif
ferent leathers 350
Ladies 250 dress shoes 195 200 every day shoes 135
350 easy slippers best fit 225
Little folks best 2 shoes 115 150 slippers 79c
This is a bona fide sale and would ask everyone to investigate and
compare prices Tour trade solicited Our goods are all new
and up-to-date at
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Clothier and
Gents Outfitter
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Commissioners Proceedings
McCook Neb Juno 13 1903
county commissioners county assessor and
county clerk mot for tho purposo of equalizing
tho assessment gf 1005 Proseut D A Water
man Samuel Promor and J II Uonnett county
commissioners F V Euo couuty assessor and
E J Wilcox county clerk
Tho board commenced tho equalization of the
assessment for the year 1001 and continued the
sumo throughout tho day
The minutes of tho previous meeting were
read nnd approved
In tho matter of thoasscssmontof JGStokes
Ho was notified to appear and show cause why
his grocery stock should not he assessed for tho
year 100 and tho said J G Stokes beiug pres
ent in person in pursuance to notice given him
tho matter of his assessment coming on for
hearing heforu Ihe board on consideration
whereof it is ordered that tho usoss meut of
said J G Stokes lx increased by adding there
to tho sum of 3XJ as tho actual valuation of his
stock of groceries for tho year 100
On motion board adjourned to meet Juno 11
100j D A Watbkman Chairman
Attest E J Wncox Countj Clerk
McCook Neb June 14 1005
Tho board of equalization met pursuant to
adjournment Present D A Waterman Sam
uel Promor and J II ISouriL tt couuty commis
sioners F P Euo county assessor and EJ
Wilcox county clerk
Minutes of previous meetiug were read und
approved
Tho board thereupon took up for considera
tion tho applications of Patrick Walsh and
James I Lee for reduction of assessed valua
tion of ico owned by each of them tho said
Patrick Walsh and said James I Lee being
present in person after hearing on said mat
ters tho same was continued for further con
sideration until tho JJth day of June 100
In tho matter of the complaint or A II Red
fern for reduction of his assessment as return
ed by the assc or of Daubury precinct on
motion tho roturn or tho assessor was sustained
On motion all taxes on tho Y M C A build
ing situated on lot 13 block 29 of tho original
city of lndiauola were cancelled and treasurer
was instructed to erase same from tax books
On motion board adjourned to meet Juno 15
1005 D A Waterman Chairman
Attest E J Wilcox Couuty Clerk
McCook Neb June 5 1805
Tho board of equalization mot pursuant to
adjournment Present D A Waterman Sam
uel Premcr and J II Bennett county commis
sioners F P Euo county assessor and EJ
Wilcox county clerk
Minutes of previous meeting were read and
approved
The application of tho Citizens Bank of Mc
Cook and the First National Bank of McCook
for reduction of tho assessed valuation by al
lowing each of said banks to deduct from tho
value of tho capital stock as found by tho asses
sor tho value of tho bank building and fixtures
as carried by them on their books instead of
taking tho assessed value of the bank building
and fixtures said Citizens Bank being present
by V Franklin and said First National Bank
being present by F APonnell on due consider
ation whereof it is ordered by the board that
tho application of said Citizens Bank and First
National Bank be denied and that tho assessed
valuation of said Citizens Bank nnd said First
National Bank of McCook as returned by tho
assessor be approved and confirmed
Tho matter of the application of James A
Miller for reduction of the assessed valuo of
cattlecame on for hearing before tho board
the applicant being present by his attorney W
K Siu after duj consideration the board
ordered that tho assessed valuation of tho cattlo
of he applicant bj red ace J t ui actual valua
tion of said cattle C10leaving tho valuation of
tho cattle of said James A Miller as equalized
7T9
fi motion tho oui or 1W was appropriated
and ordered paid to Flora B Quick county
suporinteudentfor the purpose of defraying the
expeuso of holding the county institute
Tho following claims were audited and allow
ed and on motion clerk was instructed to draw
warrants on the county general fund levy of
100 as follows
The following amounts were allowed the rar
ious assessors for assessing the different pre
cincts
W W Bell Alliance 33 00
Edgar Euo Beaver and Daubury 03 00
Henry N Colling Eoudvillo 27 00
Stephen Bolles Box Elder 21 00
Jacob Betz Coleman 21 00
W V Miller Danbury 30 CO
C T Eller Driftwood 27 CO
S W Clark East Valley and Bartley 46 50
Andy Barber Fritsch 21 00
F S Lofton Gerver 21 00
W H Benjamin Grant 19 80
Geo W Burt Indianola and City 63 00
C F Waterman Lebanon 60 00
O C Thomas Missouri Ridge 21 00
P D Brooks North Valley 27 50
C H Harman Perry 18 00
L C Longnecker Bed Willow 37 00
C F Watermau Tyrono 27 00
ADJohnston Valley Grange 24 00
F M Bathbun Willow Grove McCook 123 00
Walter Hickling same 3 00
R W Dovoe services with Co assessor 186 00
Andrew Phillips salary as janitor for
W 25 00
Stine Miesen work at court house 38 40
McCook Electric Light Co lights for
April and May 2 50
State Journal Co blanks 2 17
State Journal Co supplies 10 00
F M Kimmell same 24 75
L W McConuell same - 15 46
Hammond Stephons Co supplies 31 X
Bartley Inter Ocean printing 1 35
S W Clark uppraisiug road No 3S7 2 75
WF Miller samo 2 50
R F Fischer same 2 50
N J Uorling mdse for paupers 22 47
N J Uerling same 11 65
Albert Guy same 14 CO
Albert Guy same 17 50
J A Wilcox samo 5S 55
Barnctt Lumber Co coal for paupers 8 25
E G Caine Co same 8 00
W C Bullard same 8 CO
C L Fahnestock professional services
from March 15th to June 15th 25 CO
Frank Moore office expense 5 SG
FPEcosame I 4 60
F P Eno 2nd quarters salary 150 00
D A Waterman commissioner services 40 20
Samuel Premer same 37 55
J HBennett same 47 60
And on the connty bridge fund levy of 1904 as
follows
T R Plessinger bridge work 4 CO
Geo W Dillon same 5 00
Ted Caine same 3 00
Frank Cain same 7 00
CN Smith same 1 75
I N Horton same 6 CO
A L Miller same 3 CO
J V Carnahan same 6 00
F MJennings same 12 00
James Doyle same 1G 00
L W McConnell bridge supplies 19 00
Barnett Lumber Co lumber 5 55
ALord nails 25 99
GWJones spikes 3 70
Barnett Lumber Co lumber 70 40
And on the county road fund levy of 1901 as
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Ted Cnin roiicl work 2400
GeorRO W Dillon sumo C 00
A ITniulnin uiimn i fl
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ilia uoaru oi equalization couiiomni oi mU M S Modrell eume a 00
George Harrison same 1 50
J A Jlodroll same 12 00
Joseph Iioos same 12 00
Frank Cain same 07 50
W N Rogers hauling rock 117 50
On motion board adjourned to meet Juno 10
100 I A Watuumax Chairman
Attest EfJ Wncox County Clerk
McCook Neb Juno 19th Ml
The board of equalization met pursuant to
adjournment Present D A Waterman Sam
uel Pruiner and J Jl Buuuou couuty commis
sioners F P Eno county assessor and E J
Wilcox county clerk
Mimues ol previous meeting wore read and
approved
The matter of the applications of Patrick
Walsh and James I Lee coming on for further
consideration Iwfore thf board it was moved
by Bennett and seconded by Wilcox that tho
assessed vi luation of the ico of said Patrick
Walsh nd also of James I Leo bo reduced to
twenty cents per ton Those voting in favor of
said motion being Bennett and Wilcox those
voting against said motion being Waterman
Promor and Euo motion thereupon declar
ed lost It is thereupon ordered by tho board
that tho assessed valnntiuj of tho ico of said
Patrick Walsh and said James I Leo as re
turned by tho assessor be approved and con
firmed
Tho semi annual report of Flora B Quick
couuty superintendent was examined approved
and ordered placed on file
The lKJtition of L J Holland and others ask
ing for tho location of a public road was read
and considered The boaid finds that all tho
requirements of tho law have been fully com
plied with and tho public good requires it On
motion the petition was granted and road es
tablished as follows Comnienciugatthosouth
east corner of the north east quarter of section
seventeen 17 tlienco eat to th south east
comer of tho we t half of tli north west quart
er of section sixteen 16 thence north to tho
north east corner of tho west hail uf the north
west quurter said section sixteen 16 all iu
township three 3 rau je tweiuj -eight 28 Red
Willow Nebraska ard terminating
thereat and clerk was instructed to notify
overseer of highways to open said road
Damages by reason of tho location of said
road were allowed as follows Jacob Randel
claimed 150 allowed 43 on west half north
west quarter 16-3-28 and the overseer of road
district No 5 was directed to pay same out of
any funds belonging to said district as by law
provided
Petition of J M Brown aud others asking for
tho establishment of a public road was read
and considered the board finds that all owners
of land along line of proposed road have given
consent thereto in writing On motion same
was granted establishing a public road as fol
lows Commencing at the south east corner of
the west half south east quarter of section 14
township 3 range 27 west of the Gth P M run
ning north on tho line between the oast half of
tho east half and west half of ast half of soc
tiou 14 township 3 range 27 west of tho Cth P
M aud continuing on north on the best practi
cal route near that lino until it reaches tho
main road running in an easterly and westerly
direction near the bluffs on the south side of
tho Republican river aud to vacate the road
that now runs through the west half of tho east
half of said section It township 3 range 27
west of the 6th P M and clerk was instructed
to notify overseer of highways to open said
road
The following claims wore audited and allow
ed and clerk was instructed to draw warrants
on tho couuty general fund levy of 1905 in pay
ment thereof as follows
Caiticj luioi Gceun piinung 3 CO
H H Borryinsuranco on court house 45 CO
CJ Ryan same 45 00
Boj t Eldredsaine 45 00
A C Crnbtree jailor fees 19 50
Mrs M J Campbell board of prisoner 6 50
B G Gossard attorney fees R R caso 25 00
15 u uossard office expense 53 39
R W Devoe same 1 70
Flora B Quick 2nd quarter salary aud
office expanse 304 67
EJ Wilcox same 99 65
R J Predmoro blacksmithiug 3 50
Perry ik Bee Co coal for paupers 4 15
R W Devoe fees State vs Fnugliender
insane 5 25
J E Kelley same 3 00
C L Fahnestock same 5 00
D A Waterman service as commissioner 15 70
Samuel Premer same 15 20
J H Bennett same 11 70
And on the county bridge fund levy of 1904 as
follows
Jackson Teeters bridge work 6 00
Joseph Boos same 18 50
Alex Brown same and bridge timbers 16 00
Perry Beo Co lumber 169 20
Hupp Slutts lumber 15 55
On motion board adjourned to meet July 6th
1905 D A Waterman Chairman
Attest E J Wilcox County Clerk
Klrchner Best
The following account of the marriage
of two former McCook young people
dhs been mmied us b1 Livr friends
A pretty home wedding occurred at
the residence of the brides sister Mrs
Clarence Denton 21C4 Humboldt street
Denver Colorado Wednesday evening
June 21st 1903 when Miss Rachelle
Maude Best and Mr George Thomas
Kirchner were united in marriage by
Rev P T Ramsey of St Pauls M E
church in the presence of a few intimate
friends and relatives of the contracting
parties
The bride was beautifully gowned in
white silk wore a large white picture
hat and carried a bouquet of white roses
The groom was conventionally dressed
in black
The bride it will be remembered
was until a year or two since a resident
of McCook having grown to young wo
manhood here She was a member of
the graduating class of 02 The groom
resided here for a short period while in
the Burlingtons employ
After a short honeymoon the young
couple will be a home to their friends in
Denver
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles
Itching Blind Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles Druggists refund money if
Pazo Ointment fails to cmany case
no matter of how long standing in 6 toil
days First application gives ease and
rest 50c If your druggist hasnt it
send 50c in stamps and it will be for
warded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co
of Interest
Fms
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Oxford Ties and Low Shoes of all Kinds
Mens Cool Comfortable
Canvas Blutcher Ties 150
Ladies 150 to 225
Hisses 100 110 125
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Mens unlined alpaca and serge coats also coat
and pants suits for hot weather wear
Better Panama Hats
than you can buy elsewhere
See our 500 hat
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President A C EGER7 CsHitrs
W B WOLFE Vice President
THE
1 CITIZENS BANK
OF MeCOOK NEB
Paid Up Capital 50000 Surpl us 4000
FRANKLIN
DIRECTORS
A C EBERT
Should be encouraged in all possible
ways Like good morals and manners
the instruction should begin in the home
As early habits mold the future character
so do those who early acquire the saving
habit lay the foundation for future suc
Many a boy has saved enough from his small earnings
to give him a liberal education or to make a start in business
of his own Persistent saving opens the way to countless
possibilities in success and many a young man owes his start
m life to hi having opened a savings accouut and adhered to
a strong determination to add to regularly and systematically
the first deposit made We invite your savings accounts
The First National Bank riccook
The ficCook Tfibun
Only One Dollar the year
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