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The Nebraska Advertiser
FUIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1807.
UL-.- - ' ' "' J" JI.JJJ
County CommisBionors.
OITlclitl Frocei'illttKM of That Unit)' nl Tliclr
Ijiint .llrolliia.
Commissioners met February 2, UD7
purauunt to adjournment. All moms
bora present.
Tho following business was trnnsHct-
ed: Part of lot 1 In northeast quarter
of section 5, town A, range lfl, was or-
do j I'd sold for delinquent taxes for the
years 1870 to 1893 Inclusive for not
leap than 845.
lllds for building bridges woro open
ed and 11. F.SteutiiVille'B bid of S04
waH accepted.
Settlement with tho treasurer was
then taken up and tho samo psndlng
board adjourned to February :), 1807.'
Hoard nlet pursuant to adjournment,
all members present, when the follow
ing was transacted .
The following ollloiul bonds were
approved ;
.James Smlthera, Buporvisor ofdls
triet No. 2.
0. E. Lambert, supervisor of district
No 38.
J. W. lioico, supervisor of district
No. 31.
' Robert I Smith, supervisor of dis
trict No. 31.
Robert Frost, supervisor of district
No. 32
0. P. Murker, supervisor of district
No. 37.
Jamea F. Drain, assessor of Nem
aha precinct.
L. L. Mason, assessor of Bedford
precinct.
Olaud Taylor, constable Island pre
cinct. Charles Schantz, soldiers' relief
commissioner.
The following road supervifoiB an
nual settlements were appioved :
Supervisor Dist No Amount
Jl F Higglns 21 $
h Uandluy 30 12
05
F 1'lper ..v 12 20
W .S I'ark-r 22. 10
J P Rau.lol a 30
.Henry Roggo ID 27
.John Clayton 2!) 21
00
72
00
'25
ii
Robert Frost 32 30 75
Munford lilum lo 10 00
Fredrick Mayor . ..42 3100
August Tuxhorn 18 2 M)
William M Bohlkeu.. 11 5 Oil
The ahuual sotth-monls of tha follow
ing justices of the peace were approved:
John Strain, Charles Goodwin, SL
Caldwell, S II Clayton, O U Hever
idge, S P Jarvis, Caleb DenniB and
11 C Furguson.
l'he resignation of II C Furguson as
justice ot Hie peace in Glen Rock pies
clnct was accepted.
The fallowing allowances wore made
Cail Aldnoh, work on bridge... 8 3 75
J M Campbell & 5on,tiulso DAI1-
good 10 5tt
.10 Newman, night watch 1 50
Philip Palmer, wood 21 50
Btowoll & Kent printing 10 25
13 N Hurt ess, mflso Mrs South and
Mrs lirooks 5-10
Tu Image Lumoar Co lumber.. .. 102 40
John lieigur.oxtra road work.. 5 00
W W Sanders, printing 33 20
Straud llaudley, repairing bridge 2 00
J II F Rogga messenger fees.... 2 00
W 13 Worley & Co, burial outilt
for Richard Robinson 10 25
George W Sterner bridging and
grading 45 00
Thomas Burros, mdsa Mrs Conet 2 00
II D Snyder, deducting one fourth
mill from tax list 24 oo
Ralph L Criswell, printing 5 45
Jtl Mastin blucksnuthlng 2 80
George Kinghorn, bridging, ...2 00
John Taft, janitor's salary 25 00
Robert Frost, work on poor
farm ..' 10 00
J P Randol, money paid for
blucksmithing 75
W S Parker extra work 4 00
J H Dundus printing 3 05
Thompson & Peery, supplies 2 50
N E Fmlough 3 00
B F Mclnlncb.monhy advanced to
scud Mrs Loveless toIIomo of
Frlondless 5 20
Jrmes Cowell, bridglug 31 50
Fob "4, 1807, All mombers present
The day was spent examining treas
urer's settlement and tho same pending,
the board adjourned to Febuary 5.1S07.
February 5. All members present
The county treasurer was ordered to
compute the tax on lot 2, blank 15,
Johnson, on a valuation of S100 In
stead of S275 as returned by the ass
essor for the year 1803,
Also to compute the personal tax on
lot 2. block lB.Jolmson, on a valuation
of S1.075 instead of 65,583, as ro
turned by the assessor, the samo hav
ing been erroneously assessed.
Block 38, Calvert, was ordnrod sold
for delinquent taxes for the years 1880
to 1805 iuclusivu.
W, It. Leach was appointed road
overseer of district No. 21 to 11 1 1 va
cancy. The following staUmionts'of justices
of tho peace were examined and apt
proved :
S Gilbert, Nemaha City.
V. II.Lohr, Bedford.
It, B. Smith, Peru.
J, M Anderson. Washington.
Settlement with the trcas uror pend
ing board adjourned to February 0.
FebO. 1807. The olllclal bonds of
D. C. Cole, assessor of Pru precinct,
and W. R. Leach, road overseer of dis
trict No. 21, were approved,
The following allowances were made
COUNTY OKNKltAL l'UNl).
CR Hacker, chairman 8 0 00
S F Bt idge samo 2 00
,1 Robortu, flagman 2 00
Ed Moure, same 2 00
B F Mcluluch, ofllciul service,
mileage 20 45
Louis Bastian, same 35 00
W M Davis., . . 2 05
SPGIanglow, boarding prisoners,
hci vices, etc 1 17
75
00
30
J R M ddox, parber work at jail 1
E Boyd, cash advanced 28
Dr A Opperman, coroner, Fiank
Forsythe Inquest 25 30
Sylvester Reed, juior, same 1 10
Joseph C Nlchoil samo 1 10
Otto Juel samo l 10
L II Battles.same 1 10
R R Hale, same 1 10
Thomas McKiilght.samu l 10
Wesley Clarke, same 1 10
Grant Hacker, same 1 10
Dr K M Tyler, samo 1 10
Geoige Hays, emtio 1 10
W Forsjthe, samo 1 10
W II Hill, constable fees 3 75
J W Shivuly, wood 3 00
M H Carman, county superinten
dent's salary, postage etc 103 00
J v Armstrong 40 80
J E Peery , making road books,
recording bonds postage etc 100 05
Talmugo Lumber Co, lumber 148 02
A Stoddard, rock furnished
county .. 10 00
Johnson county, half of bridge on
county lino 07 20
The settlement with tho county trea
Barer having been completed the com
missinners made the following order:
We the undersigned county eommision
ers of Nemaha county, certify that we
have carefully examined tho hooks,
vouohers.und foregoing statements,
loUuued by A. M. Eagles, county
treasurer, and find them correct.
W. M.Davis,
B. F McInincii,
Louis Bastian.
iioard adjourned to Match 2 li'U7.
W. M. Davis, Chairman.
11. E. Pukuy, County Clerk.
MONEY MAKE IT YOURaBLF;
L have novel seen anything in Hie
papeis about the People's mil mill,
w call It the People's because the iny
emor never patented it, bin let uvoiy
body use it free. Any farmer eai.
make a mill himself and all the mat
erial complete will not cost over $10
H is u splendid mill, will pump the
(kepost wells, and will liutlongoi than
any mil) 1 ever had. Any pcison can
gel diagiuuia and complete dltettions
live, as 1 did by sending 18 two eon
stamps to pa postage, etc; to Francis
Casey, St. Louis, Mo.; lie sells pumps
also ami when j on get jour wind mill
going would bo glad to sell you pump
If you need it It is certainly useless to
pay 850 or $00 for a wind mill when
you can make uim just as good, for Sltt.
1 think there could be big monej
made putting these mills through the
count ty as everybody would like thorn.
A Header.
STANDS AT THE HEAD.
Aug, J. Bogul, the leading' druggist
of tihroveport, La says: "Dr. King's
Now Discovery is the only thing that
cures my cough, and It is the best selK
er I have ' ,J . F, Campbell, merchant
of Saftord, Ariz , writes: "Dr. King's
New Discovery Is all that Is claimed
for It: It ne er tails, and is a sine cure
for consumption, coughtt and colds. 1
cannot say enough for its merits." Dr.
King's New Discovery for consump.
tion, coughs and colds is not an exper
iment. It has been tried for a quarter
of a century ami today stands at the
head. It never disappoints. Free
trial bottle at Taylor's drug store.
m
I have given Chamborlain's Cough
Remedy a fair tost and consider it one
of the very post remedies for croup
1 have ever found. One (loan has tilt
ways peon sullliclent, although I use it
freely. Any cold my children contrac'
yields very roadllly to this medicine.
I can conscientiously recommend It for
croup and colds in children. G no. E.
Wollk, clerk of tho circuit court, Fer
nandina, Fin. Sold py Taylor.
MAKE YOUR OWN LANTERN.
Your home is incomplete without it
and tho price is within reach of all. I
ordered one for my own use -and It
was so handy and convenient I went to
taking orders for them und sold 51 in
one day, making over $5 dear. It gives
a beautiful white llght.ehlmnoys imvei
break from heat, it is always clean and
ready. Francis Caaoy. St. Louis, Mo,
will SMiid you sample for 13 two cent
stamps; write foa one. I cot mv siart
from him, Geohcii: B,
Chut Treasurers Annnal Sta
Of all Cash Balances at the Close of Business Jan. 8th,
1896, and all Collections and Disbursments to and
Balances at the Close of Business Dec. 31, 1896.
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To Whom It May Conokkn: Wo, tlic untlersiKtied, county eommi?sionms certify Unit wo
lmvo cumfully exainint'd t he bonks, vow-Iiim and foregoing stiiteniunt leturned of A. M. Envies,
County TrenHurm-, und Und "Immu ioirct W. M. DA VIS,
J B V McININCII,
LOUIS BASTIAN.
A Ohurn that Ghunis in Onu Miuuto.
1 Imve been in Uib dairy bnaiiifa.-, all
my lifo and lmvo many liniBd uiuuned
tor an hour botoio buite.r would appear
ho u'lmn I beard of a cliuin that would
ebui'ii in a minute,! t'ono utbul to 1 1 3
it. Evur day I r .1 week I umul it,
and 11,01 only could 1 churn in a minute
but l Km moro buttir than wilh the
(.'otnmou churn. This H very impois
taut inl'onnation to butter iiiaiu m.
tliocliuin works easily and will churn
(inordinary churning in less than sixty
seconds. I lmvo sold two dozen of tliehe
obtiins in tho past mouth. Every Dul
ler maker that lias seen mo churn in
less than a ininuto bought 0110.
You can obtain all desired iutormaliun
regarding the churn by addressing J.K
Casey & Co: St. Louis, Mo; and they
will givo you prompt and courteous
attention. A Dairyman.
A SOUND LIVER MAKES. A WELL MAN
A 10 you bilious, constipated or iron
bled with jaundice, sick headache, bad
tasto in mouth, foul breath, coated
tonguo, dyspepsia, indigestion, hot dry
skin, pain in back and between should
ers, chills and fevei, etc. If you have
,111V of those- symptoms your liver is
out, of order and your blood is slowlj
being poisoned because your liver does
not act promptly, llerbeno will cure
any disorder of the liver, stomach or
bowels. It has no eijuul as n liver med
icine, Price 75 cents. Free trial bot
tles at Taylor's drug storo. r 22 lj
The New Took Siwun Fvte to All.
L read in the Cliustiau Standard tha
Miss A. M. Fritz, Station A..3t. Louis,
Mo, would givo an elegant plated hook
spoon to anyone sending iier ten 2 cunt
stamps. I sent for one and found it tu
useful that 1 showed it to my friends,
ami made $1 1 00 in two hours, takinu
orders for the spoon The hook spoon
is a household necessity It cannot blip
ntolliuor cooking vessel, being hoi
in the place by a hook on tho back
IMie spoon is something that house
keepers lmvo needed over since spoon
were II rat invented, Anyone can et 1
ample spoon by sending ten 2 cam
-tamps to Miss Fritz. This is asplen
lid way to make motiov around borne.
Veiy truly, .MJ .IuaxnuttuS.
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submitted.
A. M. ENGLES, County Treasurpr
BALLARD IIOIJEUOUND SYRUP.
0 uuiuantee this to bu the best
ivugh syrup manufactured in the
whole wid world. This is saying a
ureal deal, but it's true. For con'
sumption, coughs, colds, sore throat,
note chest, pneumonia, bronchitis, asth
m.i, croup, whooping cough and all
diseases of the throat und lungs, we
positively guarantee Ballard's Horn
hound Syrup to be without an equal
on the whole faca ot the globe. In
suppori of this statement we refer to
every Individual who has ever used it,
and to every druggist who has ever
sold it. Such evidence is indisputable
Price 25 nnd 50 cents. Sold by Taylor
tho druggist.
Bow tho Dippar Saved tho Farm,
Father was sick and the mortgage
on the farm was coming due, I saw in
Christian Advocate where Miss A M.
Frt'z of Station A. St. Louis, Mo.,
would send a sample combination dip
per for 18 two cent stamps, and I or
dered one. I saw the dipper could
be used as a fruit jar Idler; a plnii
dipper; a line strainer; a funnel; a
strainer funnel; a sick room warming
pan ami a pint measure. These
eight different uses makes the dippei
such a necessary at tide that I went to
work with it and it sells at very near
every bouse. And In four months I
paid 'off tho mortgage. think I can
clear as much as $200 u month. If
von need work yon can do well by giv
ing this a trial. Miss A M Fritz, Sta
tion A, Sr. Louis, Mo , will send von
a sample for 18 two cent stamps
write at once. John fi N.
IJALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT.
Mrs. Hamilton. Cambr'dsro. III., savs.
"L had the rheumatism so bad I could
not raise mv hands to tny hwl. Hal
lard's Snow Liniment has entirelj
cutttil mo. I take pleasure in inform
ing my neighbors and friends what !
kas done for me." Cluis. llandlev,
clerk for Lay & Lyman, Kewanee. Ill .
advises us that Rnavr Liniment cured
him of rheumatism. Why not try it?
It. will urelv do you good. It pnrps
all inllammatinn, wounds, sores, out,
sprains, to- PrlcoSO ceuts. Sold by
Taylor the druggist.
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Anotijisr Smaiit Woman.
My husband is poor but proud and he
does no. want me to work; as 1 have
nothing to do 1 get restless, and after
reading in your paper Mrs. Russell's
experience selling self heat'ng flatirons
I concluded 1 would try it. I wrote
to J. F. Cuoey & Co, St LoniB Mo. and
ti'iuy treated me ho nicely that I felt
very much encoiuaged As soon as I
got tny sample iron I started out and
sold 8 irons the first tlay, clearing $12.
I have not sold less than eight any day
since, and one day Isold 17. I now
have !s225 clear money, and my hus
band doe 1 not know I have been work
ing, but I am afraid he will bo mad
when 1 tell him. Have I done right
or should I qHit work and leave him
to struggle alone?
An Anxious Wife.
You are doing just right. Your bus
bohd should be proud of you. Go right
ahead and show tho woild what an
onergetic women can do. That self
heating iron must be a wonderful seller
as wo hear of so many that are suc
ceeding sellinp it. adv
HUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
Tho best salve in rlie world for cuts,
bruises, soreis, tdceii, salt rheum, fever
sores, tettar, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns ami all hkin eruptions, and posK
tlvely cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to givo perfect satiB
factlon or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For mile by Taylor.
MARRY" TllIS GTltL QUICK.
I saw in your paper that a in-jenr-old
boy made $1.25 tho lirat hour ho
worked selling the Perl ect ion Metal
Tip lampwick. I ordered a sample and
went to work and tho first week I
cleared Sl(), the second week I cleared
S15. I expect to run up to $25 a week
in tho near future, as tho Perfection
Metal Tip lampwick nukes such a
beautiful white light and does away
with smoky chimneys and bad odor
and oaves oil, it is e'isy to aril. If you
wish to try it send i:l two cent stamps
to Miss A. M. Fritz, Station A, St.
Louis, Mo., and she will send you sam
ple outilt. This is a good way to
make money around home.
.Miss Tina W.
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