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price economy of operation ami maintenance and
the character ami responsibility of the Company
the Ford is certainly the only Universal Car. llun
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I GAS, OIL, STORAGE
SUGAR BOWL
IN NEW LOCATION
We have moved into the north half of the Fielding Tailor
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b'emember the new location.
Mrs. E. FEE
315 Box Butte
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Harness repairing by experienc
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At M. I). Nichols' stand. Alliance
OFFICIAL IMWM l.l'J)IN;s OF
COl NT Y t .M M I SSION Kits
Allianre, Nrbr., Feb. 21. 1916.
The Hoard of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
Officers present: (leorge W. Duncan,
cliairman. and C. L. Hashman.
Th plans submitted by county en
gineer for two bridges over the Nio
brara river south of Marsland were
Inspected by the board and details
of same considered under the advice
of a representative of a bridge lirm
who was present.
The report by J. V. Outhrie of the
audit of accounts of the county Judge
and county clerk were examined and
approved by the board.
Whereupon the board adjourned
until Tuesday morning, February 22,
1916, at o'clock.
Alliance, Nebr., Feb. 22, 1916
The Hoard of County Commission
The Board of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment
Officers present: George W. Duncan,
chairman, and C. L. Hashman.
The day was spent by the board In
specting road reported as impassable
and arranging to have same repaired
temporary.
Whereupon the board adjourned
until Wednesday morning. February
23, 1916, at 9 o'clock.
Alliance. Nebr.. Feb. 23. 1916.
The Hoard of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
Officer 8 present: George W. Duncan
chairman, and C. L. Hashman.
The day was spent by the board
viewing and directing road work.
Whereupon the board adjourned
until Thursday morning. February
24, 1916, at 9 o'clock.
Alliance. Nebr., Feb. 24. 1916
The Hoard of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment
Oflieers present: (ieorge W. Duncan
chairman, and C. L. Hashman.
The day was spent by the board
with the county and precinct assess
ors, relative to the 1916 assessment
Whereupon the board adjourned
until Friday morning, February 2ri
1916. at fl o'clock.
Alliance. Nebr.. Feb. 25. 1916
The Hoard of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
Oflieers present: George W. Duncan,
chairman, and C. L. Hashman.
The following claims were exam
ined and allowed and the clerk or
dered to draw warrants on the road
fund for their payment:
I iMulin Tn nlwmi I'nr vh:it Anil.
No.
4 5 A. L. Davis, labor $ a. 55
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51
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7
66
77
79
Ira Nussbaum assn, labor . P. 85 f
II. J. Main, labor 4.95
E. L. Vaughn, labor 6.75
K. F. Abley, labor 4.50
Harold Moranvllle, labor . . 4.50
F. A. Nagelschneider, lab. 11.25
J. A. Sheldon, labor 12.60
Chas.
J. K.
nauer, labor
3.25
Wilson, labor 2.25
91 (5. W. Duncan, road serv.. 16.50
92 C. L. Hashman, road serv.. 20.50
Alfred Gahagen, labor . . . 9.00
County Treasurer Martin reported
$1750 on hand in the bridge fund
and same was ordered transferred to
the general fund.
The following claims were examin-
e 1 and allowed and the clerk ordered
to draw warrants on the general fund
for their payment:
656 L. A. Berry, rent 1913-14 183.00
657 L. A. Berry ex. recording 100.00
707 C. W. Jeff ers constable fee 13.81
797 Carrie Smith, mother's
pension 30.00
40 Ed Eldred, bailiff 6.00
C. M. Cox, board and fee. 131.50
Alliance News, printing . . 6.20
C. M. Cox, bd. and fees . . 60.00
Klopp & Bartlett, sup. . . . 31.50
Lee Basye, salary 200.00
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49
50
50
54
Klopp & Bartlett, sup ... 2.15
L. A. Berry, statistics . . . 14.50
Alex Muirhead, statistics.. 1.75
Klopp & Bartlett, sup. . . . 8.15
5 Klopp Bartlett, sup. . . . 17. no
6 Geo. Sompson assn, haul
ing coal 17.60
8 Neb. Tel. Co, phones 17.75
J. S. Corp assn, salary . . . 7. ..00
C. A. Burlew, mdso pauper 6.15
The Famous, mdse pauper 3.50
Chas. E. Slagle, eor serv . . 12.50
, . 144.10
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Guaranteed
Trees
I wish to announce to all persons who are noinv. lo plant trees this sprinir that, if they
want the benelit of having iheir lives i l K A NTEKI) Ft Hi ONK YKAH, it is very important
to submit ydur order AT ONl'K, so t hat ihey will come on the very lirst shipment.
Any trees that 1 plant that come on the second shipment will not be guaranteed, as
early shipments is one of the means of success, where we have to ship in stock from other
places.
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Now, if you want to receive all of tin
not later than
March
benefits connected with success, get your order to
20,
1916
20.00
, 69.8"
6.00
. 2.75
, 3.00
24.60
;n.G6
159.69
Then leave the rest to me. You will then have done everything that is needed or could
he done on your part for a perfect stan 1 of trees.
If you neglect to do as above suggested, you are addiu
one cares to carry, so 1 will have to decline to guarantet
above date. The reason for this is that 1 ivcs that commenct
isks to the business that in
anything that is not ordered by 1 1n
to ieat out in another climale
tin-
then brought here, lose the leaves and new ones miisi start, but if brought here before
leaves start and heeled in, the leaves do not fall off when transplanted, and can then he safely
planted up lo the lirst of .June.
Why not get busy, and let's commence
see me, just drop me a card lo Alliance, Nebr.,
to till this country with trees. If
for your wants, or phone No. .sb
vou do not
This guarantee applies only to trees which I furnish and plant myself.
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Forest Lbr. Co., coal .
Hammond & Stephens Co.,
supplies 16.04
63 City of Alliance, lights . . . 14.40
68 II. C. Lindsay, court costs 22.80
69 Stale .Journal Co. supplies 15.12
70 Ann Lewis, mother's pen
sion
71 Alliance Times, printinu .
72 W. S. Parks, hauling . . .
73 Dick Curtis assn, labor . .
74 C. W. Loekwood. refund.
7u Opal Ktissell. expense . .
76 Opal Uussoll. salary, Jan
78 J. W. Guthrie, and serv .
80 I'ni Pub. Co., sup .".27
81 Mrs. li. N. Sharp, expense,
pauper 3.U1
82 Klopp & Bartlett. sup. . . 25. On
S3 S. li. Burkholder, care pau
per 102.95
84 J. W. Miller, salary 116. 60
8 5 Geo. W. Duncan, groceries
pauper 32.25
86 M. S. Ilargraves. exp, fees 313.18
8 7 Charles O. Walters, court
reporter 11.85
88 C. M. Cox, salary and exp 223.10
89 City of Alliance, lights . . 10.56
90 Opal Ktissell. sal., Feb . . 91.66
93 C. L. Hashman, com. ser. . . 35.00
94 Geo. YV. Duncan, com. ser. 28.00
5 Edna Martin, salary, two
months 110.00
96 J. A. Smith, refund tax . . . 2.60
98 J. W. Miller, carpenter wk 2.00
Whereupon the board adjourned
until March 22. 1916.
M. S. HAUG RAVES. Ckrk.
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OLD-TIME COLD CURE
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t.iet a Hll.lll
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Transfer Work solicited.
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Residence phone 636 and Blue 674
good work continues. bridge building and co-operation
At a meeting of the state insurance j county boards with the state in the
board last Thursday, Charles Q. De- j -obstruction of county bridges re
France, who has been holding the j suited in a savinc of over a half mil
position of expert accountant in the ! li" dollars in 191.1, according to a
report made by State Kngineer John
son to the State Board of Irrigatiot
and Highways. The savins; on state
aid bridge work was principally tfce
result of more tlicient design white
the saving in county work was ac-
state auditor's office, was appointed
actuary of the insurance department.
Horace K. Wiggins, who has held the
position of actuary for a number of
years past, resigned last week to take
up other work. Mr. DeFrance is one
of the ablest accountants in the ?tute, I niplishMl by better co-operation bel
aud the insurance department will i tween the county boards and the en
not lose any of its efficiency in the j mincer's office, which furnished 700t
change. j bridge plans to the counties of the
The young men's democratic asso-1 Mate and advised with them in re
lation lias lately been organized in j gard to -he proper size and
bridges to be used
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Rub Soreness from joints and musjlei
with a small trial lottla of
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It's pain only: not on. rasp in fifty
reqii ;r ititenml treatment. I5ul Miotli
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t l l time. honci,t '"St. Jacobs Oil"
; i any itni t-tore, ami in a imam nt
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57,000 AUTO LICENSES
llcsortls of Swrrtary of State Show
That There Are Nearly 60,MM)
Autos in Nebraska
(By Special Correspondents)
Lincoln, Nebr., March 8 Nearly
57,000 new automobile licenses have
been issued by Secretary of State
Charles W. Pool during the months
Lincoln, and is composed if i V
young democratic voters, a;, .. .
thirty-six years of age. At the ini
tial meeting held a few evenings
since, officers were elected, a consti
tution adopted, niid on April 4 a
; rousing meeting is to be held. The
new organization promises much for
democratic success in Nebraska.
I That the progressive or Bull .loos
J ers will Hit a full ticket in the held
: in Nebraska this year is evidenctd
from the tilings already made !Vr
stale officer: ami presidential electors.
This course was decided on a short
! time a'-o at a meeting of the pro-
gressive party leaders, and while the
standpatters and those tiling lor of
fice on the republican ticket made
light of this meeting, and poked fun
at the action taken thereat, it seems
to have had a more far reaching ef
fect than was at first anticipated by
the stundpat element of the republic
an party. Progressives are up in
arms and by March 18, the last day
for riling for the primary election, a
full progressive ticket will be in the
held, for both state officers and dele
gates to the national convention. The
names already filed are as follows:
For governor, John F. Hanson. Fre
mont; state treasurer, Wm. C.
Crooks. Lincoln. Presidential elect
ors at large, Eric Morrill, Oakland;
John Lewis. Omaha; Nelson T. Tnor-
sen. -d
Franklin,
district; Frank
5th district.
Vedder.
kind f
as well as in Is
matter of letting contracts. This re
operation between county hoards hp
the state engineer's office was
brought about by the past-age of th
uniform bridge plans law by the 1913
session of the legislature, which
measure was introduced by State Au
ditor Win 11. S:uith, who was then a.
member of the state senate. Prior f
the passage of this law. bridge plana
were in ai iubly furnished by snwe
btidge contractor who was thus givs
a decided advantage in bidding us
the proposed work, while there wu
no supervision over the cons' i ni tio
of bridges by the state engineer.
Here is an account of how l)r
Boyd of the Live Stock Saeitary
Board conducted his profession.. 1 ami
other business affairs for several
months with a partly dislocated neck.
Dr. Boyd, while in the performance
of his duties last October at Hecla,
was thrown down and trampled os
by wild broncos. He seemingly soos
recovered from the accident with the
exception that he frequently sintered
severe headaches, and during the lat
ter period of his suffering he would
lapse into unconsciousness, and re
main in that state for some hours
He consulted several specialists, and
finally it was learned that the atlas ef
the neck and a vertebra was out of
place. He is now taking treatment
and rapidly recovering.
Funeral designs mads on short ce
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