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IIlIe column , Jlef mnnth , S7.oo. ODO.halt co.-
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mOil h. S .W " M Ihan Ilonrtor columll , foO
COlltl ! pnr Inch I.ar month.
CArlie 1111 Urlll I'I\IIU , 60 contR I'or ' Inoh , per
mon'b
I,1)CI11 8llvrtllllnq 1conte Ior IIno eAch In.or.
iloll.Nulloo of church tllir' , 80clnlll08 and onlortaln.
10'lIto ' whcro mOllor 14 cnnrRed , ono.bAlf rutoe.
flno"I ) floIIC08 nn.1 'Ienlotlonll : , ono-halhate. .
Wlnl < lIn vollc..s troo. halt price for pnbU'hlnK
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HOPiI ' l11ol/ooe / frr , hnlt Jlflcu for IlubllehlnR
Dllttcnry nnllcc8111,1 cnrh of thankll.
Logill . noUCf' " .t rau's vr"\IIell \ 117 .Iatntea ot
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Thursday , J an uary 2.r" 1906.
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Thcrc was a carpcnter in chicago -
cage who earned $4 per day. 1I
bccal11 a frcqncntcr of saloons
and lost his placc ant1 his fi vc , Ii .
tIc childrcn had to dcpend on
charity , 'l'he case was taken into -
to thc courts and a jnry has just
rendered rL vcrdict for $17:00b :
against tlH'tc : saloon lceele ; s' for
seIling thc liquor to tnc 1 father
wherehy his family were' de-
IJrivcd of the aid they ! louhl
have recl.'ivcd from the head of
the honsehold'l'hiR is"an . important - .
portant preccdent , and if t e.ilp-
per courts su tain the ver'clict it I
may prc\'ent much suffering' by
innocent mcm ers of familic . and
make saloon mcn more carefll in
rcgard as , to how and whom they
sellliqlJor.1
SOUle of thc ncwspaperH at'e ad-
voca ing a new plan in regard to
life insurancc mattcrs. Th y ; ire
urging that thc 1egislatures'
the clifTcrcnt statcs Cdact a law
to thc elTect that at least 90 per
cent of thc reserves on all policies -
cies hcld by thc cithcns : of the
state must bc loancd within the
state , but a rcasonable time be'
givcn in which tHis money can
be removcd from tbe great
eastcrn centers and distributed in
accord with this pIau , This
would certainly curtail the fund
which are used for speculation iu' '
Wall street. 'rhere does seem to
be some reason in such a course .
Down iJ - { tuclcy SO 1 ( of tile
ladics in the churcbes bave adop
ed the rule .to give the procced
pf all thc eggs laid by their hens
on Sunday to the missionary' . ,
cause , and it is said that the
hens arc apparently aware .of the.
scheme an < 1 are helping out the
work in foreign lands , as many
more eggs are found on that day
than on any other day of the
week. Ten foreign mi sio.naries
arc beiug supported in. that way
and the hens sbow no signs of
becoming weary or striking for .
eight-bour a day schedltle ,
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The PhilIipine bill has passed
the Honse with a good fair'ma.
jority. 'l'he insurgents di < 1' not
provc as strongas hacl been lre.
dicte 1. Congressman Norris is
the only member of Congress re.
ported to hav'oted against thp
bill. 'l'lte CIa ) " count ) ' patriots
who arc dcmanding that Senator
Millard must either sUJpurt th
presideut or resign , should call
another meeting and pass a simi.
111.1' resolution for Mr. Norris.
The Phillipine bill was an : ad.
1 1l1inistraliye measure and was op'
; posed by the sugar kings.
I ' Among the ; ; 'b ic bnihlinf
bills reported favorable by' . the
Senate committee on public
bui1 1ings and grounds last aweet
is one for $135,000 for the erec.
tion of a l ederal structure 1
Grand Island , The chances an
considered quite favora'bl 1lfol
the passag'c of the bill , Con.
gressman Hicshaw bas offeree ]
a bill in'the House providing fOI
a building at York to cost $125"
000. The ground has been pur.
chased at a cost of $10,000.
Edison has already done lUuc1
t to revolutionize the world , but ii
: he succeeds in his present ques1
fi to obtain direct energy frou
r' coal , without waste , toe progres
" made heretofore will be infitef.
mal compared. with the imme. .
t diate future.
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How often one hears the words
at a wedding : "With all my
worldly goods I thee endow , " Is
the promise true ? Dcs ! tIot even
the law step in and generally
gi ve the widow bu tone-third.
Under these circumstances would
not : . . change in the wording or
thi pledge as1 ! ! t in making' men
and women more honest , and g \ ' .
ing them grcnter respect for the
church and for the maarriage ob-
ligationn which they contract ?
-\t ' any rate the pledge sholllcl be
omitted from the ceremony until
the law jq changell to conform
with it.
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Brolcen Bow does not want a
boom. It has been steadily growing : -
for the few - -
ing past years-es-
pccially for the last two lIut it is
saf to sa } ' that this year will
witnesB b ) ' far the healthiest
growth ever experienced by ( he
city- What an you doing to
hclp this along and .secure 'a portion -
tion of the benefits which will
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Senatol' Burkett made a plea
last week before the exise hoard
in the District 'of Columbia
against the existence of a saloon
in the resilIent portion of 'WaHh-
ington , which Jlollrishei ! in the
neighborhood in which he l'es. l .
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Prated Aaain.t Dlvilion of the State.
'rhe members of the bar of
Ha'ltings ! have helll a meeting
to take action on the Burkett
bill which provides for div < 1 ng
the state into two federal districts
north and south. 'rhe object of
the public meeting was to protest
a north and south division and
demand an east and west divis'ion
instead. A north and south ( Ii-
vision would not be so bad if the
division was proposed on lines of
equity.
The Platte river does not di.
vide the state north and south.
Entering the state in the west-
rn part of the state and flows
into the Missouri river a few
miles south of Omaha. It sima
ply separates Lincoln and Omaha
and such a division would only
benefit tliose two cities.
1 f we are to have a divisiun
let it be on equitable line
whether north and south or east
and west.
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Norril Brown for U. S. Senator.
People from all parts of tlu ;
state are beginning to point it
the direction of Attorney Gener.
al Norris Brown and ask why he ;
doesn't step forward and adm i
a willingness to succeed NIr
Millard as United States senator
Perhaps he hasn't done it beca sI
he has beeu too busy. 'rhe litigation -
gation he has been conducti !
has been ratIler strennous , and :
tuan couldn't bring it to a suc
cesful tcrmim\tion and be run
ning for office at the same time
Now : that it is ahout over lu
needs a little time to rest. If hc
IS made a candidate right awa '
. 'therefore , somehodY else wl1
. . ! lave to bring him out and do th
. preliminary lancing while hi
, 'catches his breath.-Rtate Jour
na1.
Should NorriH Brown decide t
: .he a candidate for UnitcIl Sel1J :
I tor he would have a strong fol
. lowing in th Sixth Cong-rcssioll
: al , District.
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. Taetiel of the Dt'lIIoernh.
. Geo. L. Loomis , a prominell
democrat of Dodge connty , is 1' (
ported , to have expressed the fo :
lowin ( in reference to the gubel
Jlationalnomination by the J' (
publicans :
"That the railroads of tbi
state have sent out instruction
to their men to support Charle
"Teston for governor and tha
. the Union Pacific and Burli g
ton have sent out instructions t
support Senator Millard for : r (
election , there is in my mind ilc
the least doubt. That Milla1-
. and 'Veston have been ( lecide
upon as the railroad candidate ;
for these two high office I aJ
positive. For some time rumOl
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to that effect have been currer ;
. in Dodge county and from infO ]
mation I have received r believ
the rumors to be facts. "
a Mr. Loomis is one of the dem (
f , crat member3 of the legislahu
t , and therefore his prognostict
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a .tion arc calculatel to have som
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) weight. Should he bc able t
. create a (1ivision in the republ :
. can ranks his desire would be a (
complished. But we predict tll
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How Many
Birthdays ?
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You must have hAd sixty at
least I What ? Only forty ?
Then it must be your gray
hair. .Ayer's Hair Vigor stops
these frequent bh.thdays , It
gives all the carly. deep. rich
COIOl' to gray hair. and checks
failing hair , And it keeps the
scalp clean and healthy.
If J va. Ircaf1 , Iroll"lo,1 , vllh dalllirult which
J > 'OIIllCfHI 11II0.t 1Illl\lrco\lolo : IIchllll { of Iho .
amU" . III 1t"1 Aycr's IIlIlr VIJotor 1111,1 thu .11&11.
clruJI Anllll " ' ' ' . \ . My IlIIlrII" , ' (
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fa III II " nlll.1II1 1 IIII\V I kivu II ' " < l 1I'1t,1
of I1llr.jAV' ' " . 1INNIII'lu " IInehl.COIIII.
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. . Co..I.owon , : r.raa .
Allu lUlIUuraoturora or
AMAdObYJ.c.Ayor S.4ISAPARILLA. !
PilLS.
lJ , Ors CIIEIUtV PECTJI' ! 'L.
day has passed when such tactic , ;
will count for much. The sclec-
tion of a candidate for governor
, and Uuited States Rcnator will
not he detcrmincd hy thc U. P.
or B. & M. railroad , unless they
should - throw their influcnce
with the masses. 'l'hc Iominees
will be snggc ted by the people. .
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Di.tdet Court.
.J udge Hostetler con\'ened court
in this city Monday. 'rhe first
case disposed of was H. J. Pen-
feM vs. g , A. Hanna , case settled -
tled and dismissed .by agreement
of parties.
'l'he case of II. H. Andrews vs.
W. U. Telegraph Co. , ,1 smlssed
at Plaintiff's cost.
'l he case of B. I . Allen vs. U.
P. railroad. By agreement in
open court defendant consented
that judgement may be cntercd
against it in open conrt for 5 ( ]
and costs.
Union Stock Yards \'s. Dav . ,
continncd by ag-reement.
Isaac A. Heneau vs. William
Sweeney. Dismissed at plain.
titIs cost.
Chas Loucks vs. Wilson l\Itg.
Co. Default of all defendanH
taken. Trial had. Co'urt find
allegation of petition true. Decree -
cree as prayed.
Henry W , . Moore vs. 'Villiam
H. Moore. J. A. Armour ap'
pointed guardian ad litem fOI
Anna May Moore.
Hazel 'Villiams vs. Patric1
I Riley. Bestraining order con.
tinued in force until further order -
der of court by agreement.
Application of E. C. Gibbon
to sell real estate. Chas. Gutter.
son appointed guardian ad litel1l
for minors. 'l'rial had. Couri
. finds allegation of pctition truc.
It is therefore considered that
Hceusc issue in this case to sel1
real state for purpose of rein.
, vestment of proceeds of sale.
Bond fixed at $2000.
E. H , Lehman vs. 'V. B. Gib'
son. 'I'rial had. Verdict f01
l defendant.
Fredrick H. Bently vs. Geo.
- Kaelin et al. Motion to l1ismis
. appcal o\'er ruled.
John Frederick . A. L. t\Iepk
Default of defendant taken it
spell court , Trial had. Com
dne ulaintilT . on tax certificah
and s.ubscquent taxes paid $94.11
with 7 per cent interest fron
- date , attornefce . $1J..t ] fits
tax lien , De ree of foreelo\\11'c !
o Sale ordered.
enj. Lombard v . Cha1'le' '
Stairs et al. Application to cor
rCQt journal entry and hill g-rant
Icd. .
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Editor M. A. rown POltmuter.
'l'he Wasbington press dis
patches 01 the 221ul announce th
appointment of the M. A Brown
edit r of the Kearney Hnb , post
master at Kearney , to succeecl l\ :
O. Holmes , whose term expirec
J annary 20.
Mr. Brown was a candidate fo
tbe po ition when Mr. Holme
was'appointed bad the sul1
's ' prt of the Nebraska delegatio !
t ittCongress at that time , but MI
r _ 'Holmes was a. cousin of the lat
' Scnator Hanna , who se urell hi
appointment.
Edifor Brown has been anHI
tiring worker in the republica
ranks , counting the success 0
t e party of greater moment tlla
1us personal success and hi
new pal1er brethern or the stat
rejoice with him in his appoin1
ment.
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National AJlltriclin WOllllm Suffralil
Anoeliatlon.
'rhe 'l'birty-Eighth AnnuiJ
Convention of the America :
Womau Suffrage Associatio
will be held in Baltimore , Md ,
Februar ) ' 7th to 13th inciusivf ;
at L'ric theater.
The railroads have made ra\c
of one and one third fare wit1
ten days stopover priviliges , 0
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tbe certificate plan. Al1 dele.
gatcs should require a certificate
when tbey purchase their ticket.
In caSt' certificates are 1I0t kept
at your tation find out the uear.
ent statioll at which certificates
can becured at1l1 then purchase
your through ticket IroUl that
point. Hotel heallluartcl' ) " havp
heen sCl'ured at elverctlerc ,
Ruropean pIau , thl' newcst , largo-
l'3t al1l1 lH'f\t hotel III BaHiulOfI' .
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Ilert Jollluon Denl.
.1. t\J. Kimherling" l'cce'ell n
telegram tllia , a. IIJ. Htatinl Bert
.Johnson , formerly of this l' t ,
died at ) , 'ranlclil1 , thin state , la1t ! :
uj gh t. 'L'hc cleccased wan 1\I 1' .
Kimbcrling's hrother-in-law.
SUPERVISORS I'ROCEEDIN < 1I.
, 'flnllulled from Supplelllellt. )
'J' . \'llIchutrH. . . . . . . . . . . . Hn 'ol ! preolnot.
1\1. U. ! < ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II
1.euUurtiull. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .KllfoH II
1:1. : Motl'aU . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . .1.11111111 II
1' . .l\totcn It. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WURt unloll Of
URcar BOOtH ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .llu'p'on : ! t Of
gd. : ' ! . . . . . . . . . . lJOU\IIIR GI'O\ ' ! ! If
IIrU'JIII.r.
Fred ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "
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Olio ! ; . II. I..OUCkK. . . . . . . . . . . .J lk Greek Of
J. M.l\lcOorrnlck..Anlley ! Of
Dove Uanillel' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WlJlel'vlllc ! II
J. O. ' ' ( ) \ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ ' .1I II
\ \ ' . 1Vllnnice. . . . . . . . . . . . .Broken Bow"
" ' . . Borct' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Urokunllow OIL ) '
NcGeOl'llC . . . . . . . . . . . . .LoItP precinct.
' BrowlI. . . . , . . . . . . .Wood BivlJr"
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1. Jo' . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
II.P.i1\ : fllI ( ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . .lclllht
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II U lIov . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ) . . . ,
I.os 1111'1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J.IIIII : . .
t.UWIB J'hlll..rllnll. . . . . . . . . . . . . .hrllohl
\\.J . . Hlcl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CHit . .
! > J .1.bomp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! "
Will \ \ ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ' . . . .
, Respectrnllys
.TnleA llaul11oflt ,
Oounty ABltltlBor. !
It w J moved and oarriell that the
l\JpoilltUH'ntB } be nonlirmed.
'rho r"llowinl { applioations of
ba \ kp. 10 hocome dlpositorios of
publiu fnntl:1 were rend anti referred
to the linllnt 1) committeo.
The ( "fl3lor Nalional Blink ( or
: MOOO on9 1h bond of $ OOO 00.
Tim llroken Bow Stute Bank ,
appliol\tioD for * .100000 with bender
or 8000.00.
The Seourily State Bank , appliea-
liYII for ; \4000.00 \ ; with bond of
88000 00.
The Seven Valleys Bank , application -
tion for ilGOOO 00 with bond of $10"
( WO.OO.
dtate Bank of Sargent , applioation
( or 55000.00 with bond of lOOOO.
The Ocunto Slate Bank , application -
tion for 51500 with bond of HQOO.
' 1'he finance oommittee reporled ,
as follow :
'Ve recommend the requests be
'erantcd ; and the bonds approved.
, ToBeph Fenimore.
.J. T. Arthur.
B , P. Morris.
It was moved Rnd carried tbat the
report or the committe he aooepted
and adopted as read.
The Judioiary Comrnillee reported
as follows :
'Vu rtlcolUflIeDd that the followinK
claimR ho allowed :
I Oeorgo all ) ' . WllueijB mill" 1I1\IIJIl IIUO , . . . .it : W
Ilnd t.ho ctaime in the 01180 of' the
Statt ! Ilgnint\t Mot , itA Collowi ' : :
11.1 Shlnll , justlcc08IK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 I 7f ,
S I ; : Warrlel. , wllntS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
JRRoss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( . . . . II
. Wllf.ewl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . .1:130 :
\ \ " Chamhurlllill , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 r.o
Chll" McKlndrpe II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II : w
Clllim of C U fUehllr.lIolI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 W
I t wile moved nnd oarriod Ihat thor
r report of the onmmilroo ho nceeplO\
nnd adopted.
J t wail mo\'od 1\11I1 carriAd to Iii ) .
jonm unlil 1 : : JO p. III.
. \ JlTERNOON BJtSR10N.
Boar mot 1 :30 p. m. ILlI prcllent.
The bidR for doing hridge . . .ork
for Cllstor COllnty tor the year 190t !
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were opened by tbo oltak iff Iht.j
prel ! ! uoe of & 11 tbe members uf I he
boasd aDd by mution , rogulBrly
made , Beconded and carried , were re-
Cerred to the brldRe committee.
YOllr committee to whom was rt < .
Cerred bldp lor County bridge work
ror 10013 report as follows :
B lh were fIled hy the following
IJridliI companie8 : I ;
UANTnN IHtIllUI : t:1t : I1'\N\ .
1I1I(1"ol'lIl1ll1r ( . . , . , 81J\DB : IGlo ! ! ' ft. . . . . . . . . . . . , -12
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1'111' ' ' ' IUII , ' \ \ Y IIrnnll . Ir . . M . . fl. . . . . . . . . . . . , 48 c.o
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'l'pt4rlllj.onL 010 \ IUUlL. . , " . , . . . . . . . . . . . . 'I ro
1I"III > I\lnl ( old IUlnhl'r , " . . . . , . , . . . . . . H ! 00
III' , ! ( ' , . , Iar or Onk I""nr III 1,10" : . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .HI
'I'm : .IOIIN 01 r.LJCO ( I PAN , .
I'll. , hrldll'B eUlwttru-turfJ 16 lolllt. : 1'1\11'
piper I , II. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " 1 2f ,
1'lIn hrld cl upl'r..lrl\"lurt' llo : . : ,1 rr. [ 11111'
el ppr I , fI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
I'llu hrldjci .uleralructure , : ? 8 10 3l ( I. pan. J
II per l.fl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fir 1IImbpr 10 IJlur e , pl'r ! If It. . . . . . . . . . \ .
Cap , nud .way. III 1llce , 1'lIr Ibllu "IHI ft. . r. . . )
'l'curlbK out old lumber per Illousalld U. . . . UO
1'11101111 ( old lumber lie r thoulllull n. . . . . . . . 12 60
1t ,1 c'lIlIr or 0111. : pllliR Iu [ lhlce I'cr H. . . . . 4
H'l'ANl\JW UlUOUF. CmIPANY. .
Rnpprotruelure 18 ftor leu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .f 390
. . ! ! O lu 112 fI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11/1 /
II 21t1.116ft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " 10
" 25 to 32 fl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " 0
Cllns In sways III piacil. p r M. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4& 00
Fir luroberlo ph cl ! . per.1 fI. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 O
' 1'.nrln outola Inmber. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
1'lliclu old lumber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1000
Red Cedllr or O&l ( pllIDII , I er ft. . . . . . . . . . . . ,4
D. A. YAN SAN'r. .
SIl(1erelrlleluro pl'r L fl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.4 : J
ClipS ulld aways ver MIl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 40
l"lr IUlllber In VIRCO per M ft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4900 ;
'I' urlll out luna"er ( ler AI It. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 W
1'11Ir.ln Itllnh/r Iwr AI CI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t W
Ih'd CI"llIr or nak IJlIID .III'I..l.e. . ' . . . . . . . . . r.t
J. W. 'I'O\\'IR rOI : > I1'ANY.
: -lIl'l'fdrlll1t.lr" ! ' If ) to : . ! IHI. : . . . . . . . . . . 1. . S (
I. . . :31 toO : CI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , iii
" . . 2 10:1:3 : ft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , en
1'.11".11. . ) 1'5 In plllCl' AI ft. . . . . . . . . . . .1..1011
1"Ir lumber In jllllc ' vpr M rt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4800
lJumlllnlr old luml > , 'r a'er ' lit ft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121) :
I'llIn ln pllleo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,0
11. 'r. WAUII. '
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Hllpl'r..lrunlurll 2ilollfl. : . . . . . . 4 r.o
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. . : i4to tJrt. . . . . . . . :10
. . . . 'lu1 ! ! ft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . oJ 18
It 10 to IH ft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4'Oi
Ji'lr lumb'r lu place. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 00
ea"i\l\ud sway In plllc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48 LO
1'llInlligololluUlber. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1400
'l'l".rlnj ( out uld lumbd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 un
UPr ! cedar oroa plica In pilloe. . . . . . . . . . . . . roe
'l'be Standard Bridge company
haviD the lowest bid , we reoommend
tb Lt the oontract he a warded to
tildaJ.
Ben P. Morrie ,
A. Fonda ,
.T oaeph Fenimore.
I t was moved and carried that the
repl.rt he aooepted and adopted.
The fo11owing resolution W'8S
offered
WUEHEAS , nae Seven Valleys
Bank ofCdlaway , Nebraska , ' desir.
ing 10 become a depository of Public
Fnnds of CII81er County , Nebraska ,
in the slim of ten thousand doHaIS , as
security for any public money 80
de ositetl witb it , RDd
\VUEItEAH , Said bond was Bigned
by Ihe Amerioan Surety ompany ,
of New York and was duly filed in
the offioe of Ihe County Clerk , on
tbe 20th day of August 100ri and
approved by this Board on Septem.
ber 16th , 1905 and ,
W EREAS , As tbe County TreaE-
urar , W. A. George , has filed his
etatcment with the Oounty Clurk
stating tbat be haB cbenked out all
the money which he had on deposit
with tlio Seven V"lIeys Bank ;
Now , therefore , be it
RJ.SOINIW : , Thallhe St\\'on Val.
leys Dank and the American Surety
Company , of New York be and
herehy arB r leaBed from flllliahility
on saitt hon(1.
Moved and oarrioc.1 that the resc.
lution he adopted.
It was moved antI carrl d tbat Wi :
adjourn until 0 a. m. tomorrow.
.January. 16th , UJ06.
Board mol at 9 a. m. , a11 pre8on,1
but Mr. Sohnoringer , who had beet :
excused ; minutes of yeBterday rca
I and approved.
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lIer houtl : . al'IIlalil 1IIJ1I3Jlf : 1113U IIr'omaul
fur Ihl'l'IIUIII \ ' a 1111 all 11)1 U ilUf 1" 'rltory Salary
: "I aillt " 'Pl'uoe. . . pahlI.k.h ; l"Xp"IIH. . mOllllY "r . ; .
; \ ltvnllcrd.'lIrk 1,11'aMlut : Ioolllull t'eClIIUU. -
cnt. No In\'e tmellt or l'xperh'ucp rpllilired. .
'Vrllc lit IInce fur filII IIulhnlnrH : IIl1d 1'1\1:10'11 :
cJf. lll.lrp'lol"lll"n\'elot l' . CW"K . l'o. .
2.3tJ 13.1 I.ak , . HI. , Chlt-allo. ill.
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llrokell How , NetJCaBka. Jalluar ) ' . ' . I'Jio ) . f
Notice Is berelJ.r IClvell that thl' fullowlul ( '
nalllel Rettler has lIIelt uotlee of hlG illientiou
10 lIIakl1 Unal proof III AII11110rt of hi. . I 1.1111 , aud
Ihal Rallll.ronfrIll 1 > 11 lIIa.11' " "h , , " ' JPjfhlter
alld HCct'I\'l"r al Jllllk/11 How. N"3Hka " , 011
March I' ' . 1" ) ( " \17. ; JOliN W. "UAIH. : . Uro.
km 1I0NchC llllm. for the , , ! t 11\\ I e'tloll
18. ' 1'UlI'Ihll' 1M. orlh Itllllre I" W , ' I. IIn
lIalllell Ihe 'ollowllll ( WIIII" RI''I III 111"\11 hlH
coulhIIlOIlIlIf < "lIlf'IIC. . 111'011 a 1111 1'1I1I1\'allou 01
liahllallll vl7. : .101111 1I3mll IIf IIrnl1"1I Jlnw. .
NelJra'lka : Allie. ' Eimlth 01 IIrok/lll 11011' . Np. t \ \ ; \
brMka : 1lerld , Klp1 > or HUUIHI'allri' , Ne- r 1\
l'raRka ; .JIIIIIIMSIIIPU of BrltlwlI nllNf''ra ' ' Il.1 f
; l.l'I. , JAMm'IIIf1I1WAII. . Helrlll" . . , p
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Notice If ) IIcrehY IllvplI th\ ! the following.
naillI'd slIttlcr ha' ! filer ! uollc ! ' of hl IlIlenllou
to lIIake tillal proof 111 lIupport of hl'l claim. alld
hal H lhllouf , will be lIIade hcfow Helll ter .
allli H/celvel at IIrnk.m 1I0w. N.hn ka. 011
lIIarclI7. 1'111(1. vl7. : DANIIU. 1' . UIADY : , of
Mllburll. NelirnNk l. for Ihe II ) II\\'J7 , IIw1le '
Seclloll 7 , HW ! ( He ! . { 6'clloll fJ. lowllshlp 20.
rallite 20. lie lIames Ihe fnUowill1C wltllMBes to
proe blllCIIIIIllIIIUUS reqhlellcu 1111011 and cultl.
vnlloll of Balrland ! vI ! : Will. l . Rldl tlf 11I11-
burll. cbra ka. . JOS"I > II 'l'.lIarrl ! ! . uf r.r.I"urll . ,
Nebrallka ' Clarence A.lIell. . of IIIl1burn. Ne-
braRka ; I , . J\l. Brownell. of G ltes , Nebraska.
33.33 J A ms 'YIIITrlmAv , Hpilisler.
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NO'I'ICB 01' PROBATr. OF' WIlI. .
It the "ount ) . Courl , Cu'ter COllnt . , NelJraska. \
To aU P/rsons Interesled In tbe e tale of
William G. l-aRllllau , Deeeaqed.
Whereas. Rachel Jane Eastlllall. of said
Coun- , has filed III lilY office all 1IIlrUnllnt
purportlnl/ lie the last WItI alld 'I'e'llaweut
( If WillIam Ci.I-astmau. : Dl'ceaBed. 1.lle flflaid .
cOllntr. allli a lI..tIIlOl pra11I1C to h l' e Ihe saUle
admItted tfllroblIe. which Will fI'ale'l. . ' ) bolh
rl'al ; 1I1I11'l'r'loual p'Ilatl : . wbereupon ( have ap.
III.llIle.1 thl' Hh dai' of l ebrllar ) ' . 1'/IN , . at 10
o'clock In the IgrenDOU , :11 molHee III R hl
C'Hlllti' . aq Ihe 11m. . aud plal'p. ) ; 011 :111,1 all COli.
cerneJ , may app/ar allll , 'ollle'li thl' "whate of II
the liaIU , ' .
Dalpd Jallllao' 2 lh. 1900.
( ilEAL ] 3.\.35 A. H. IIu ll'lIlutv. ( 'Ollllt ) . Jnlltre.
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\\0 call aecollloJalfl a fIr.om hoarden.
with or wlthollt boarel.
Board. per " , , , , 'k . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! 3.O
Board and Room. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " .111)
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Mrs. A. T. SIMS.
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S\lCCeRSOr to Fred t\laulic1\1
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Choice Cuts of Ji'resh Meats. .
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Our meat alway.s fresh and clean. l
Phone orders Promptly Filled. , ; '
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. Get your sha.r.e of wha.t
J. UST IN TIME .
we are throWlng Wevy.
THROWING AWAY ! GIVING AWAY I
CC > 1-rLe : an.c1. : See -vv-tta1 ; e : LVJean. : : !
Our eutil' liu " of FUl'nitu - I Our hol ; stoclt f Carpets ,
going at cost. . ; Actual Cost ! Rugs and Mattings AT CST !
The next Thirty Days are to be memorable ones !
ROCKWELL & KONKEL , i
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