Every womnn In the country
ought to know nbout
Friend
Those who do know about It
wonder how they ever got along
without it. It has robbed child
birth of its terrors for many a
young wife. It has preserved her
girlish figure and ; , aved her much
suffering. Jt is an external Uni-
ment and canics with it therefore ,
absolutely no danger of upsetting
the system ns drugs taken intern
ally are apt to do. It is to bo
rubbed into the abdomen to soften
ntulstretiKlln-ii the muscles which
arc to bear the strain. This means
much luss j.iin. It also prevents
morning sickness and nil of the
other discomforts of pregnancy.
A druggist of Macon , Ga. , says :
"I have sold a largo quantity of
Mother's Friend nud have never
known an instance where It has
failed to produce the good resulta
claimed for it. "
A prominent lady of Lara-
berton , Ark. , writes : "With my
flint six children 1 was in labor
from 24 to 30 hours. After using
Mother's Friend , my seventh was
born In 4 hours. "
Got MnllicrN I'rlrml ntthndniir
Mom , ttl.OO per liottlc.
THE BUAUril I0 RCGULATOU CO.
AILAMA , GA.
Wtlle for our fr lllu'lrnif.l . tmik , "BEFORE BABV
IB rOKN. "
i or TIIr. llOAiio.
II W. Snv/iKo.of / Sargent District No. I
John Cooney , of West union
U , II. Thorpe , of Urokon How
U , O Lind , of ( lotlionbiiri ;
J. K. Ilrcchbuhl , of Auicln.0
John W. Conlcy , of Oconto
Uotlleb MIciT , of Mason I'ity
Jan. 32 , 1001.
Hourd met , at { ) n in. Minutes rend
and approved.
The court house and jail dipply eom
mittee reportt d on claim o ( N. B. Arrn-
Btrunp ; ( or onn fen hook bought oA.
Hooklinokerfor 81.125. Q. II. Thorpe
reoomtnend'ed ttmt claim be allowed.
We recommend that olalm bo rejected.
JOHN COONEV ,
J , P , BUKCIUIUIII , .
Moved that inijority report be ndop'- '
ed. Voting aye , Cooney , lltoer. Stiv-
aao , Urechbnhl and Lind. Nay , Thorpe.
Mnllon carried and olnlin wns rpJBCted
On motion of Ooonoy lr was ordoied
tlilit all supplies shull pass through tin ;
hands ot the county clerk , or ahall bo
( nrnished only on his request , and that
any supplies obtained otlierwleo will not
be paid ( or.
The bourd visited the county juil and
reported that they found everything snt-
iatuctory.
AI'TKHNf ON PKSflON.
The llnance committee reported the
following transfers of funds to the gen
eral ( und of 1000 :
Blate Insane fund $ 10801
Krom htRh achnol fuuil 10100
Krom road fund jooo ( K )
From oxcees foci lbiT ! 01
Total 4007 W
To the 11)00 ) fand ' 1230000
To the 11KU fund . . . . . . . . . .I 1707 ( K )
Recommendation adopted.
The claims committee reported to a'-
low the following.
A. T. Mathewg , claim $60 CO , allowed 4B 00
W. H. McGrnw livery trip J .10
John Moran. indue 31 SI
J.il Oibourn 9tampi and box rent . .i 4 8f
tinydor llros. , mdso. 31 H
Win. 1'Jrohm , mdse 4 (
West Union Milling Co , lumber and unlls. . 10 tS *
A. U , Sbmnakor , claim of 10.00 , halt held for
taxes ,
The following claims wore reiiomondrd
to bo rejected.
AnsleyllallCo J25 00
T. ( j. oib.on . . : . . . . . ; ; . . ; . ; . . . . . . a oo
\istf \ 1 > l'ngl0. ' w
: .
W. . '
> A. 1'opejoy „ . . . . see
N Kobt Korrest 2tf OC
' ' "
Calnes AHiigln , \ij \
D'orkn Uoil Co jot
Mr K. E. aoenolln 470
$ > . A. llure t850
W. H Young ' 20C 00
O. J. HtevetsCo 671
K , U. llurrows „ jo 4 !
J. O. llusioll 6176
KoiUr A Smith a 00
Blincd. JOHN COONICY.
O. II. THOIII-E.
( l. O. UND.
Adopted as recommended.
The committee on olllolal bonds reported -
ported the adoption of the following
bondt :
I ) M. Amiberry of the Uepubllcnn.
A. 11. llariis of thoHarRent Leader.
U. II. II.lr of the Callanay Condor
J. b Austin , juitlce of the peace In Hargtmt.
W. II. Gibson jiiBtlce of ( ho pi > aon la Grant.
John Mollormott constable , Ouster.
A. L.Crowther * It. overseer dls. No. 1. Uarflelil
h. WcCtndleiB K. oversesr dli. No. 3 , II. 11.
Con I'leihrnan It. overi-etr ills. No , Kllfoll.
A. r. ( 'ox It. overreor dis. No. 1 , Oraiit.
J. U llolcomb It , ( .venoor dli. No. 2 II. U ,
W. Morgan U , overseer dis No.8 Loupe ,
Lewis Illlxt , town clerk , Kllm.
A.J. lllgriy , town clerk. Delight
J. W. Molten , town clerk , Douglas Qrove ,
U. Uorrett , treasurer , Uerwyn ,
J. U. Qllmore , treasurer , ( Jrant.
ll.Countook.troisurer , DoQKlas Grove
We nlso recommend that the following
request be granted.
That the county surveyor be author/ !
cd lo survey und furnish to the county
clerk u copy of the field notes of an old
laid out public umd which la numbered
221 on his record ? ; euld road 1ms never
been surveyed. Signel by B , Skinner
J. S. Cay wood , et nl. The report wa
adopted.
The erroneous delfrquent tax claim
committee recommended that the ( ol
lowing taxes paid under protest be re
funded.
J. H. Anderion , 1SW ) taxes 182
KHza WaUon , 1897't , and 'BU 8 86
And that the following bo luid over :
Request of J. N Potts , Uoukwell
pooner , etui , and the claims of Jo
'
Snell aud Kalus llros. for tnx paid untie
protest ( jo rejected. Report was accpt-
ed ns rocouimeiided.
Air. Ja . Stosdmnn Illed nworn state
ment in regard to } $ nw f eec , J2 , twp.
17 , rge. 17 owned by him and presented
a loiter from Jas. Whltohcad , register
of U.S. land ofllce elating that the
line of making final proof on above said
and wns Dec. fith , 1899 , On Inveatlgn-
ion the committee ( ound that the land
md boon taxed aluce 1893 and recom-
notulud the tax against oaid land ( or
aid yearn bu citncoled. Report WHB
Adopted ,
'I'ho court house and jail H up ply
oommittco ruuommondod that the
llowinn olainiH bo allowed :
'urccll llros , , oOIclnl prlntlnc J "s M >
urenll Uroc. , nupplloi 4.11 < >
'I ' IS Harris , wanlilne for 1 II 4 B ! )
1 K Harris , boardlni ; prisoners. . . . . 23 OD
1 K Armstrong pu t go and cheek book. . 10 A.'t
t K Armstrong fees and comuiltrnontn. . 40 (0
j U Klrbputrlck , clerk lilro on tax matters KI to
And that the folov ) jng olaima be
n jeotod :
'uroell llros. , luppllos . tire
'nrcell llros. , nainpi , etc . r 30
U 11 Tiionrc ,
JOHN COONST.
J K IIHKCIIBUHI. .
liuport aocopted and adopted.
Bridge claims oommittco rooorn
nended that the following claims
> o allowed :
awsou county , it cottot building . 1878
D A VanBnnt , unloading cm of lumber. . . . 7 Oi )
Adopted ,
Judiciary committee rcoora.
mended that the following claims
) o allowed :
) K Armstrong , dlxtrossvnrrulita. . . . . $ CT8 30
N K Armstrong , ramo . 307 (10
Alfred Wallace , witness llalor A Redding
.
Vm Moon1 , tauie. . 470
J Hnydor , same . 4 ( jl )
) rvll Hhormaker Chapel case . 000
ohn Powers , thorin , serving summons. . . . 7 40
4 K Armstrong , mileage , etc. , Kullbart case 19 i'6
it It Koitor , Jnror Kullhart case . 1 40
Vm Illchardion , same . 1 , )
I. Hamsuy , Home . 1 ; tj (
L K White , . 131
'red llrccubuhl , . 1 3 >
'lios Drown , . 185
Vm I ) Oront , wltneis Fullbartcnio. i 30
Vciley Klchiirdson , . a'M
: imn Btrcot , came , . . . . . . . . . . a 10
Vm M Martin , . 400
elm Heals , . 4 GO
lort Kldcr , . 4 CO
) r Wllllamj , . 1 oo
Volney Miller , . too
Jhasbircct , himlluKbody. u oo
ra Footer , constnbie , Kuardlng body. 0(0
I McUermott , cleaning hall , cl'd , fJ : all'd la
leury Kelley , use of bulldluR. SO )
ohri Urlst , uie ot hotel . U OU
U W btY UE.
JOHN COONKT.
J F blllClIBUUL.
Report adopted.
Mr. Savage offered the following
rcHolution :
V hcrvas , The various county olUcers hud died
ctiueitt unto the board , uek'nt ' ; that they bu al >
owed certain clerk hire for tholr respective officer *
u addition to their deputies ; und
Whores' , It Is practically Impossible for the
loard to dvturmlno at ttils time what help it will
le necessary to employ in said olllcci , In order to
keep tip the necessary work ; therefore bo it
Huflolvcd , That the chairman of this board la
authorized to appoint tuo members ot the board ,
vho shall constitute a comml tco to wtlch
all mattero of clerk hire In the several
nlllces fhall be referred by said officers , and that
iiId committee shall have the entire eupcrdelon
of cucli clerk hire , the fixing of ealarlos to bo paid ,
ard all other matters In connection with the om-
iloymcnt cf such help , >
Motion seconded by Couloy.
lloll call : Ayes , BrcohbnhlCou-
oy , lliHor and Savage. Nays ,
Cooney , Thorpe and Lind.
Chair declared the motion carriod.
The chair appointed Messrs
Thorpe and Coonuy to serve as uuoh
committee.
Claims committee recommended
to llow the following claims :
JW. ° nl ° 3''eni)0rT"0r. ' 47 50 !
II 1 SavhKB , . 4a ao
w * uiuvuuuui rnuio.
, . , . , . , , . 41 30
.1 UTIiorpo , eamo ; i9 00
00 Lind , Mine 6000
tJ Illiur , Hame 4g a )
John Ooonoy , same 53 KI
Cutter County Afrrlcultural Society 610 OS
JOHN COOORT.
G 11 Tiioni-K. "
COLlMD.
Keport adopted.
Court IIOUHU and jail supply oem >
mittee rocnmmonded that the oounty
puiohase for Judge J. A. Armour
Iho typewriter now iu Inn office , and
which ho has used in uaid oounty
work for nearly two years and u
half , and that they pay him for said
machine the sum of $02. Carried.
Wo also recommend that the
following officers , viz : County
tn usurer , a'aeriff and register of
docda bo allowed one deputy each ,
at a salary of $700 per annum , and
that the county clerk bo allowed
one deputy at 3(700 ( per annum , and
also $200 per year bo allowed him
as olork of the board of supervisors
The proposition of Supt. Tooley
to provide all necessary help in thu
office and keep it open continuously ,
in case hin salary be made $ it600
per annum , was acoopted.
The poor farm committee recom
mended to allow the following
claimn :
O II Conrad , wind mill $7R so
John Pi-rule , ihUry to January 10 , 1001 80 00
Report , adopted.
Judiciary committee rnado report
to allow the following claims :
N K Armstrong , Fullbatt Inquest jn no
John Drake , tnlleago In case ot State v Ueia 8 SU
1'pter Fllley , watchluK Fullhart body a 00
W D Great , same 300
0 W Uohart , iame , , , , , , . ao
John llailes , same o (
Wesley lUchanlsou , nmi > . , a ( x
Curtis Elder , use of teauxia Fnllhart caia . b 00
Report adopted.
Moved and carried that Mr.Thorpo
be requested to instruct the oounty
attorney to examine the law rotat
ing to the oflloo ot register of deeds
and to submit to the board hit
opinion in regard to the matter o
the tax ualo suits oominoncec
against certain real estate , and tua
none of such lands should bo in
cluded in the land purchased of the
oounty at tax sale.
Absolution wan adopted by the
Aboard , requiring townchip officers
to use stringent measures to prevent
thu spread of amallpox , aud in
instances where it existed m the
township , that placards announcing
Unit ! ACID IN THE ULOOO C.VUS1M JUIBUJUTISH , SCIATICA , LUMHAOO , NED-
ItALOIA AND QOUT.
You can remote the cuni-o by wearing one of our
REX RHEMATIC RINGS.
They are cold under a poiltlve guarantee HEX HI1KUMATIO CO. , Hartford , Conn.
UOIl HAI.l't UV A. IS , ANOICUHON , IIUOKI N IIOW
janiil-Om
E. L , BUNCH ,
Headquarters for
Board and Lodging.
BUST fcl.OO A DAY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
Groceries , Confectioneries and Fruits ,
AT LOWEST PRICES .
North Side of Public Square , - Broken Bow , Nebraska
K. 0. WOHNALL , President. J. A. UMUU8 , Cannier
A. J. nOUKHTSON , Vlco-I'res W. I ) . ULACKWKLL , Al't Cashier
Farmers Bank of Ouster County ,
BROKEN BOW , NEB.
Transacts a General Banking Business. County Claims and
Warrants Bought.
smallpox should bo posted at or
near every house so infected , And
thai the oounty ulcrk furnioh cards
or that purpose to each town clerk
of the oounty. The county clerk
was authorized to have 300 printed
or that purpose.
On motion the county clerk was
authorized to draw warrants for all
claim ? allowed at this session of the
"board.
Board then adjourned to March
Sth , 1001 , at 9 a. m.
ICyno.
KYNO , Neb. , Jan. 29 , 1001.
Weather clear and colder than what it
im been. Yet it is fine for January.
W. J' . Honrnan moved last week to his
claim on Aeh creek , near the Suybolt
ranch ,
Mies Hiittlo ifcevcs closed a ( our
months' term ol school at Success last
vet'k.
Mr. and Mrs , J. 11 , Dean acknowledge
i Visit from Mrs. S. 1J. Thompson uni )
NOD Elmer , o ( Broken Bow , last wetk.
Nasby acknowledges a visit from C. E
klcDurmott. this morning. He la a
lustier. While- others in bettor circum
stances than be kept whining at the
drouth and hail , Charley attended to h's
crops. Ho bas bought and partly paid
lor a quarter section near the old Per-
rln ranch , on Spring Creek
Cllfl iteittH.
Stock Is doing tine.
The smallpox fcaro Kis died rut hero.
J * O. Wilson will eoon move to Lake
Side , where he has taken u home stead .
Mr. Zack Thosteseu has rented bin
farm mid contemplates moving to Broken
Dow hbout March lac.
The Cliff JJachelor club will miss Mr.
Powers a& no was n honorary member ,
in the club. Ills rumored that Ctias.
Klump IB SOOT to bo married , allso E. P.
McCandU'Bs. Cliff has a matriinonia1
boom just now.
The following persona are on the sick
lisUMrs.N..Kennedy , wholmsbeericon-
llnod to her room for threw months with
very little hopes ot recovery ami Mr * .
\Vrtttlrobe Sr. , who Is quite low , and nleo
I\lrs. Longfellow.
MAIUUKD. Mr. Edward A. Power * ,
of Broken Bow , and Miss Mary Dover
wt the homo of the brides father , John
Dover , in Cliff on Jan. 24,1901 nt 7 p m.
.Mr. Powers IB one of Ouster county's
pioneers , and has a liost of Irleuds who
will rejolco to learn of his good fortune ,
ho comes ol n tine taauly from near Keo-
kuk , lown , and stMtB out in wedded lile
with flattering prospects. May their
Journey through life be all funsbino ,
WcttcrvUle ltemn
Bom to Key. W. E. and Mrn-
ftlatthuwH , Jan. 28nt M. E. parson
age , VVoBtcivillo a danghter.JVIother
and baby are doing well.
There is much hickncss around
Wostorville. Mr. Leach's boy
Ralph , Grandma Clark , J. J.
Sid well and many others are down.
funeral Hervioeu of Mrs. LaForgo
were conducted in the Al. E. church
by Rev. Bollis' assitted by HPV. W.
E. MatthowH on Jan. 23rd at 11 in
the presence of a large congregation *
Mr. Androvu Shorbook entertained
the Farmers Club ou Jau. 20. Sev
enty-sir Hat down to dinner. After
dinner a largo and enthusiastic com
pany listened to songs , declamations
and the dismission of "Tint Dis.
trlot school , " "The Co-oporativo
Creamery , " "Tho poeaibilllicB ol
the old folks in the QOth Conturr. '
A very enjoyable time was had.Tho
next monthly meeting -will he holt
at M. F. Delano's ou February 23.
Letter List.
Following M the dead letter lift
for week ending Jan. 29,1901 :
Uruco , Mr. W. J. Scott. J. W.
Harris , M ! B Ainralo. Sbortle , W. C.
Frlce , Elmer ( car ) .
Parlies calling for ( he abov
pleabo say advertised.
L. H. JKWETT. JP. M.
L < e * Sir.0,000 Vn Itnrlnir.
Mr. JuHttn McSweeney , formerly ono
of the most prominent owners on the
Australian turf , and n. well-known
Sydney citizen and man of business ,
has made some revelations of a sensa
tional character regarding horse rac
ing in the antipodes. He confesses that
ho has lost ? 1GO,000 in horse racing ,
and that within his limited experi
ence he 1ms seen about thirty wealthy
men ruined on the turf.
$25,000 Our Grand $25,000
Ornithological Contest ,
Something entirely nmv aud Intoreatlnir. llcml
what yon are to do. Ton nmy get $1,000. Our
canted In to io who can make the largest list o (
names ( or klnda ) of birds from the following list
of letters :
WOOOOCCKQULIAP
RTARLDGESPNIELV
EBRDlMWADOHTL
Wo will recognize as a bird anything belonging
to the feathered trlb , whether It bo a Hen , Crow ,
Singer or any other kind. You can UPO any letter
as many time * to maliea name SB It appears In
he Hit of letters shore ; Woodcock , Plover , Snow
llrd , etc. To any penous who can iimko u llt
of SS or more dlttcrent ramo of birds , we will give
absolutely FHEE a beautiful prize , value $1,000
or lehs.
lehs.BlQ
BlQ PllIZUS AWAUDKD DAILY.
When you have made ont yonr list till out the
Ine on the bottom of Ibis advertisement , und
send to us with a flumped addressed envelope ,
stump of yonr country will do , then If you are
awarded a prize yea can It you deslro get the
, > rzo by becoming & subscriber to the Woman's
World. Wo ermli awmd a prUe to every person
who pcnda the name of 25 birds , and our lf t w 111
be as follows : For the best iUt , received each
dny , a Gold Watch ; for the second belt solution
each day , a beantlfal Impoited Tea Set ; for the
icven next best solutions each dav , a Konrah 8u.
lib Diamond aud Buby King ; for the next ben
solution , a Gold Piece ; and lorall other correct
solutions , prires ot good value. Thute piliea
will bo forwarded dally , yon will noi have to
wait a lone tlrn In uncertainty before you know
the result. There Is no element of lottery In our
plan , It niakce no dlltorenoa whether wo get your
eolutlon late or otrly In the day. All you need Is
to malt this Advl. to usand on the day It reaction
nu , 11 your Hit Is the best , you otinU bavo tbo
Oald * WatoZi , or if second bunt , the beautiful
Tou Sot. and to on. Wo guarantee that wo will
ward you a prize , There IB absjlutel ) no oppor
tunity for deception on our part we cannot afford
It. We want to ct 1,000,000 well satliflcd Bub-
scrlbore , and for that reatou we don't want you to
send any money until you know exactly what
pilze > ouh vo gained by answering the puzzlua
At soon after 4 u m. each day as possible , the
cxamlnerit will judge tb lUts 10 the btiet ot their
ability , und will designate the prizes , We will
write to you ft1 , once notifying yon what prize has
lieeu awarded you , then If yon are sutltacd , > ou
can eund your subscription to The Woman's
World , and your price will go by return ot mall
carriage paid. To a person ot narrow Ideas It
seems Impossible ibat wo should bo able to rnukt
suoh a gigantic , offer , out we have the money ,
brains aud reputation , we know exactly wbatwu
are doing , > ud It we can legitimately gain K mil-
llou subscribers by this grand Idea , wu know that
thli inllliou of well pleased subscribers can be
Induced to ruroiLincnd Tlio Woman's World to
all friends , thereby building up our circulation
still farther. Wo are willing to upend g'JSOOOin
this contest In building up a big subscription IUt ,
bud , \beu this money is spent wo rcuprve the
right to publish a notification tba' tua conled has
btendlscoLtlnuod. Don't delay until It Is lee
late. The contest will continue until July 1st ,
iaoi.
iaoi.We
We Klro a bonus prize of $350 independent of all
others , to the portoa who sends in the Ills gotten
up In the ben and handsomest manner. Our
committee will decldu and award prlzoH ( .ally , tint
the gpvclal $ 50 prize will be uwardeu In Septem
ber , 1WJI. Any bird's name found In the diction
aries accepted.
\Vlio We Arc
The "woman's World U a thoroughly reliable
concern , wt are known to do exactly an we adver
tise. A * to our reliability wo rufor to any ndver-
tlnlng agout or businessman ot Louden or
York.
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