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ARE AGENTS FOU THE CELEBRATED
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Absolutely Rust Proof Tinware
Their prices on all goods are as low as the
lowest possible.
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West DeunUon street. ITIcCOOK , NEBK.1SK.4.
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Nebraska Farm Lands to Exchange for Eastern Property.
Collections a Specialty.
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A Cure for the Ai'-cnls of Man and Beast
A. long-tested pain reliever.
Its use is ; * imri un'ou by the Housewife , the Farmer , tha
Stock Raisi-r , ana by every one requiring an effective
liniment.
Mo other _ - _ " ' 'o'i crj'rr > ' 23 w'th it in efHcacy.
.This v/eil-I-O'.v : . . .iiieuy i. .i .stood the .test of years , almost
genera. .
So medicare ct. ' - is -meis without a bottle of MusTANO
LINIMENT.
"Occasions arise t. * i. 'se a'nnst : every day.
druggistr : * ' \ i-at. 5 hav * it
4O TO 2000 ACRE TRACTS.
$5 TO S15 PER ACRE.
% S ? Senii stamp for Price List and Descriptive
Circular of Southwestern Nebraska to
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PROIVIRJ
RELIEF
. For biliousness ,
diarrhoea ,
nausea , and
dizziness , take
Ayer's Pills
the best
family medicine ,
purely vegetable ,
Every Dose Effective
BOX ELDER BLOSSOMS.
Everybody is shucking corn.
E. A. SexHon is building a new corn
crib.
K. C. Lakin has 3,000 bushels of
corn husked.
Miss hue Kingliorn was visiting her
brother James , Sunday.
The republican ticket was a winner
in Box Elder this time.
Josiali .Mooie has purcha.icti a new
wagon of u iMoCook linn.
Mrs. Briiwi lin iietMi < juiti > > iek
with ncuial Mi ; of llir. head
Fred Kin liuni lia > relumed IK.III
Arapalioe on his coin hn.-kini : inur.
Box Elder has a Iccutn I urgan-z.-d.
Everybody turn out-ami make it a MU-
cess.
Jess Ingles lias Mild out lii- -li.no in
the .steam thre.-hing machine to the
Gra r < ; brothers ! '
Election is operand th ; linni "I"the
bulldosers voiee and the I mm ' { ' ln. >
bad cigars and whi > ky an ; n < i more.
SUCK.
The'Call Leads the Procession.
\Ve call ( he attention nl mir lenders *
to the advet tisement. of The'all ( ii
another column Since it. > n-'iiietioi
in price The ( 'all is the eht-aprM
daily in Nebraska , and it > -pii'V an (
independent fmliry is ton ! ! knowi
lo need comment , I r ni 'i- In leiim :
illg tin- juice of Till' C-ill - < aIn | - !
it within tin * ivai-li ill r\vrvlwiy. ( .lit
manaiiiu'iit h.ive pi : d theiiiM lve < ;
decided step in advanee nf all < > lln-i
publisher * in th" stale. This is an era
of popular price- for the newspaper
and The ( 'ail is. as usual , at the lna (
of the
WANTED.
Agents to sell our choice and hardy
nursery stock. We havu many now
special v.iritstii'- , l.oih in f'niit > and
ornamental to offer , which are ( jmi-
tmllid ( inly hy n > We jui ) coiumN-
sion or s-ala-v. Write us at ome for
terms , and -eiMirc ehoice of ten-Story.
MAY liliOTUKKS , Nurserymen ,
2G lOts. Kochcster , N. T.
DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABYt
Maybe you think this is a new business ,
Hemline out biibies on application ; it bus been
done before , however , but never have those
furnished been so near the original sampleaa
this one. Everyone will exclaim , " Well 1
that's the sweetest baby lever sawl" This
little black-and-white enffrnvinp can cive
you but a faint idea of the exquisite original ,
f > w r k * j . 'Jcrrt' T-r :
" I'M "
A DAIST.
which we propose to send to you , transpor
tation paid. The little darling rests against
n pillow , and is in the act of drawing off ita
pink sock , the mate of which has been pulled
off and flung aside with a triumphant coo.
The flesh tints are perfect , and the eyes follow
you , no matter where you stand. Theexqul-
Bitereproductionsof this greatest painting of
Ida waugh ( the most celebrated of modern
painters of baby life ) are to oe given to those
who subscribe to Demorest's Family Maga
zine for 1893. The reproductions cannot bo
told from the original , which cost $400 , and
are the same size (17x ( i inches ) . The baby is
life size , and absolutely lifelike. We have
also in preparation , to present to our sub
scribers during 1893 , other great pictures by
such artists as Percy Moran.Maud Humphrey ,
Louis Deschamps , and others of world-wide
renown. Take only two examples of what
we did during the past year , "A Yard of Pan-
sic ? , " and "A "White House Orchid" by the
wife of President Harrison , and you will see
what our promises mean.
Those who subscribe fcrDemorest's Family
Magazine for 1803 will possess a gallery of ex
quisite works of art ot great value , besides a
Magazine that cannot bo equaled by any in
the world for its beautiful Illustrations and
subject matter , that will keep every one post
ed on all the topics of the day , and all the
fads and different Items of interest about the
household , besides furnishing interesting
reading matter , both grave and gay , for the
whole family : and while Demorest's is not
a fashion Magazine , its fashion pages are per
fect , and we give you , free of eon , all the pat
terns you wish to use during the year , and
in any size you choose. Send In your sub
scription at onoe , only 12 , and you win redly
ret orer $26 In value. . Address the publisher ,
w. Jennings Dcmorest , 16 East l h St
Torfc If you are unacquainted w
Uajradno , send 10 cents for a specimen"
PERFUMES
TOILET SOAPS
AND
Fancy Articles
LW.McCONNELL
&CO.
Druggists.
Christmas.
To enlarge the market for
our candies we will send from now un
til Christmas a sample pail ol our very
best , mixed ureiim candy to any address
on receipt of Si.00 (2c. ( stamps taken
and express charges paid. ) Only one
pail > ent to one person , and all orders
must be made on or before Dec. 20th ,
if you want to get your candy in time
for Christmas. State your nearest ex
press shipping ; point. Please show
pail of Candy to your friends and
neighbors.
Address THE FANCV CANDY Co ,
702 Choutoau AVO. , St. Louis JIo.
.lolm Bellamy. l'i'other-in-law ' of Rev.
iMcBrido , is putting up a frame house
on his place over in Frontier county.
Mr. Williams : i rrcciit arrival from
MisMHiri , has ( nmmcnccd building a
frame dwelling ; on his farm near Perry
station [ t is after the 24x4 ! : ft. stun-
daid
Baxter Davis' little daughter , who
has been visiting relatives in St. Joe ,
arrived home unaccompanied on Mon
day night's passenger , staying at the
Commercial house until the following
day , when her father , wlm is one of 1-
. . . .
- \ ( \ w tii .t i * i rtitfitifii \ i init f..i * lifki *
The beet sugar spa-on in Nr' ' raska
i.s now practically ended and it appears
that the Grand Island factory has done
a larice business , [ t has used 12,000
tons of beets and produced 2,110,000
pounds of sugar. Such figures as
these show that the sugar industry is
one of great importance of the state.
Its rapid growth affords ground for the
belief that it is destined to become one
of the largest industries in the state.
The low price of wheat is attributed
by trade journals here and abroad to
the haste with which the farmers have
been forcing it onto the market. The
crop is on the whole much smaller than
last year , but so long as the fanners
keep the railroads and the elevators at
all terminal points choked with grain
there is little prospects for a better
ment in prices. A general "hold your
wheat'1 circular would have done much
good to farmers everywhere , according
to the best observers. The gieatest
trouble with a circular of that kind is
that it does not hold the Mheat. Each
farmer wants his neighbor to obey it ,
while he rushes off to sell his crop for
the best prices he can get. Journal.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
WE TELL YOU
nothing new when we state that it pays to engage
in : i permanent , must healthy and pleasant busi
ness , that returns n profit for every day's work.
Such is the business we ofier the working class.
We teach them how to make money rapidly , and1
guarantee every one wlm follows our instructions
faithfully the making of SSOO.OO a month.
Every one who takes hold now and works will
surely and speedily increase their earnings ; there
can be no question about it ; others now at work
are doing it. and jou , reader , can do the same.
This is the best paying business that you have
'
ever had the chance'to M'cure. You will make a
grave mistake if yon fail to give it a trial at once.
If you grasp the situation , and act quickly , you
will directly find yourself in a moat prosperous
jusiness , at which"you can surely make and save
large sums of money. The results of only a few
liours' work will often equal a week's wages.
Whether you are old or young , man or woman , it
makes no difference , do as w.e tell you , and suc
cess will meet you at the very start. Neither
experience or capital necessary. Those who work
for us nr rewarded. Why not write to-day for
full particulars , free ? E. C. AI.LKN & CO. ,
Box Ko. 4UO , Augusta , Me.
I
COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS
Imlianolti , Nehiaska , November 18. 18ft3.
Board of comity commissioners met pur
suant to adjournment ; piesent Stephen
S. S. Gr.diam and Samuel Young ,
( .ionei.- . .11.d Geo. W. Kopec , cleric.
ot previous meeting lead and ap
proved.
.On motion the following claims were
audited and itlloui d and clerk directed ti
draw wiiiiiuil.son county genc.ial fund le.vj
IbtfcJ as lollo\\s lo-wit :
AI.I.IANCK IMSECIXCT.
F. SI. William- , judge , § 15 CO
John Long , jnrtgi , 3 00
Samuel Premer , judge. 3 00
Aliiur'cu Iteddj , clerk , : ; 00
O. A. A nit. clerk. 300
ItKAYKK I'KKCINCT.
William iliefrekorn , judge. K SO
j ' W. , ) . ltee\V > . judge , :5 : 00
Win. llindm judge. ' . , ' 00
S. T. P.u-.sons. clerk , 3 00
G. W. Hede. elerls. 3 00
I UOX KI.DHIC I'KKCINl T.
E. A. Sexson , judge. (5 ( 4C
Thomas Pinkerlon , judge , 3 00
, Mathew Brown , judge , 3 00
M.E. Piperclerk. 300
Krank King , clerk , S 00
1IONDV1L.I.K I'HKCINCT.
William Karp. judge , 5 SO
Nick Ulnen , judge , a 00
Jacob Korb , judge , . " 00
Win. Uerling , clerk , 300
J. A. Carter , clerk , 3 00
COI.KMAN I'KKCINCT.
John W. Smith , judge , 7 40
John N. Smith , judge. , ; $ 00
Hiram liixler , judge , 3 00
W. M. Uoxell/clerk , 3 00
S. D. .McUlain , clerk. 3 00
.Michael Coyle , police , rejected
DANllUJtY IMIECINCT.
S. S. Graham , judge , claim $4 allowed 3 00
A. A. Audi ii.s , judge , claim S4 allowed 3 00
M. M. Weaver , judge , claim $4 allowed 3 00
II. W. Natlen , clerk , claim S4 allowed 3 00
J. C. LalFerty , clerk , claim S7.70 allowed ! ! 70
II. A. Graham , police , reject * d
DKIFTWOOD IM'ECINCT.
C. G. Holmes , judge , 3 00
K. M. Wade , judge , 3 00
J. i. Grundy , judge , 7 00
E. S. Unleher , cleik , 3 00
Harry Wade , clerk , 3 00
E. F. Duffy , police , rejected
KAST VAI.LKV I'KKCINCT.
S. W. Clark , judge , . 5 80
13. SI. Morse , judge , 3 00
T. M. Sexton , judge , 3 00
J. W. lloppe , clerk , 3 00
William Smith , clerk , 3 00
II. A. liarnhart. police. rejected
FK1TSCII IM'.KCINCT.
James Cu in feline ] , judge , 5 05
It. A. Hatcher , judge , 3 00
J. U. Teas , judge , 3 00
Ilobert Barber , clerk , 3 00
i5enBennett , clerk , 3 00
G1SANT I'KUCINCT.
D. IJ. Mc.MuiTin , judge , 7 90
A. Peter.- . , judge , 3 00
W. II. Suragne.judge. 3 00
W. II. Gold , clerk , 3 00
W. II. Benjamin , clerk , 3 00
GKUVKIt I'J'KCIXCT.
Alex Ellis , clerk , 7 40
J. E. Dodge , clerk , 3 00
James Lawthers , police , rejected
JNDIANOI.A I'KKCINCT.
C. W. Beck , judge , - 000
E. S. Hill , judge , 4 00
D' . K. Carpenter , judge , 4 00
G. W. Short , clerk. 4 m
J. T. Webber , clerk. 4
II. Crabtree , police , rejected
LE15AXOX I'KECIXCT.
W. E. Marquis , judge , 7
Geo. llalsten , judge , 3
D. A. Waterman , judge , 3
E. P. Day , clerk , * : j
E. E. Devoe , clerk , 3
MO. ISIDGK I'lSECIXCT.
Ed. Erwin , judge. G 00
Slathias Stradler , judge , 3
Alex Strain , judge , 3
James Jones , clerk , 3
llobert Jones , clerk , 3
NO ! ITU VALLEY 1MCECINCT.
Patrick McKillip , judge. 3 00
James Keitenberk , judge , 3
George Bentley , judge , 3
14. C. Cattlet , clerk , G 20
Joseph Wnlkington , clerk , 3
Patrick JIcKHlip , ballot box , 1 50
PERKY PRECINCT.
Andrew Carson , judge , 3 00
Henry Corcoran , judge , 3
Geo. Poll , judge , G 80
J. H. Locker , clerk , 3
Frank 14eal , clerk , 3
Henry Smith , rejected
P.ED WILLOW PI'ECINCT.
A. P. Day , judge , 3 00
D. W. C. Beck , judge , 3
J. K. Heil , judge , 3
Adam Grass , clerk , 5
Paris Henderson , clerk , 3
N. Whitesel , police , rejected
W. M. Stuck , judge , G SO
N. W. Fough , judge , 3
il. L. JSichols , judse. 3
T. J. McFarland , clerk , 3
A. W. Goslin , clerk , 3
VALLEY GRANGE PJ'KCINCT.
H. Stone , clerk , G 70
J. E. Terrill , clerk , 3
A. A. Phillippi , judge , 3
Richard Johnston , judge , 3
W. H. Smith , judge , 3
WILLOW GI'.OVK PREC-IXCT.
Istdistnct.
J. E. Cochr.m , judge. 4 00
W. T. Lindsay , judge. 4
A. F. Moore , judge , 7 20
Sheridan Clyde , clerk. 4
Ed. Wilcox , clerk , 4
J. II. Dwyer , police , rejected
2nd district.
A. D. Gibbs , judge , 4
L. McEntee , judge , 4
L. B. Stiles , judge , 7 20
M. W. Eaton , cleik , 4
Chas. Heber , clerk , 4
B. C. Cntliir , police , J ejected
3d distiict.
Win. Bongers , judge , < >
Henry Kapka , judge , " >
Vance McManignl , judge , "
C. B. Gray , clerk , " >
Milo Harvey , clerk , " >
Chas. Went/ , police , rejected
C. W. Barnes , 18,400 election tickets , 123 SO
C. W. Barnes , stationery for sheriff , 12 . " 50
J. Sheppard , repairs election booths , S 50
Ait Crabtree. diMrlbnling elec. tickets , 15 60
C. H. Holmes , ballot box. Driftwood , U
Gr T. SIoore/ea'tiVHSsnii : election , 4
J. H. Slather , ciiiiviisslng election , 4
E K. Banks , posting election notices , 33 50
K. It. Banks , attendance district court , 4
E. K. Banks , serv. nmndainn * notices 11 50
E. It. Banks , taking Earl Kelley to re
form school , 43'
C. 1' ' . Babcock , collecting dc.llmine.nt
peisonal tax , 71 " 5
C. F. Babniek. sheriir fee .stale vs Elliott 17 73
Cornier , stationery for county , 43 Ml
Geo. W. Cramercleaning court loom , lf.1i )
John S. Slodrell , work on road. S
Prednioru Bros. , hlacltsmithing road
graders , 8
Win. Smith , stationery for county , 11 nd
John Peake , draying coal , 1 K )
State Journal Co. , stationery for county 51
J. A. Wilcox. costs paid J. B. Cessna ,
referee , 312
Clerk.supiemecoiirf , state vs. Crabtree
et al , , 29
Geo. E. Johnston , board J. B. Ccftsnn ,
referee , 37
Geo. 11. llobson , board .1. B. Cessna ,
referee , 25 50
J. B. Cessna , refen e , .state vs Crabtree
et al. 4157 50
Stephen Belles , e.xpe.n.Mbefore the
supreme court and reteree , ' &
G. W. lloper , expenses befoie supreme
court and relerce , 17 40
SI. B. Noel , board Li'/zie Craig , 84
A. J. Brand , mdse , Lizzie Craig , 5 23
J. A. Wilcox & Son , mdse Myers ,
Purdy & Best , 920
L. W. SIcConnell & Co. , drugs ,
Schmadel , Purdy , Cooper & Ellis , 060
A. T. ICice , SI. D. , medical attendance ,
child Mrs. Purdy , G
A. P. Welles , SI. D. . medical service
contract , 30
F. W. Eskey , SI. D. , medical service
Lizzie Craig , 12
Peter H. Brewer , mdse. for E. G.
Smith , . 4 (53 (
James C. Oakley , board forE.G.Smith 20
Joseph Slenard , mdse. SIjers.Beht and
Purdy 29 K >
B. B. Davis , SI. D. , medical attendance
John Schmadi ) ! U
E. E. Smith , meat for Sirs. Kolb , 18 82
Pade & Son , burial expense John
Small , 28 50
11.11. Berry , deputy coi oner , case of W.
E. Staley , dead , 10
Stephen Belles , service as com. 19 40
Samuel Young , service us com. 22 GO
S. S. Graham , service as com. 4 20
and the county bridge fund as follows :
Barnett Lumber Co. , bridge material , 53 33
Howard Bros. , bridge material , 387 51 !
George Yonger , work on britlge 43
Barnett Lumber Co. bridge material 23 03
Leisure & Leisure hardware for bridges 16 83
J. S. SIcBrayer hauling bridge
material 2 50
Jas. H. Everest posting bridge notices 7 18
Jas. II. Everest work on bridges 10
A. 11. Tell work on bridges 5 2.1
Win. Crockford work on bridges 9
KOAD NO. 22. (
Petition of McDonald Bennett Johnston
et al asking for a public road read and con
sidered the board find that all owners of
land along line of proposed road have given
concent in writing on motion , same i >
granted establishing a public road as follows :
Commencing at the southeast corner section
30 town 2 range. 20 thence north to north
east corner said section 20 and terminating
thereat.
In compliance with the law in such case
made and provided the boaid on motion
Willow county Neb. the names of sixty
electors from which to draw a jury for the
December term 1S92 of district court where
upon the clerk of the district court was fur
nished with the list which list is as follows
to-wit :
ALLIANCE Arch Mann , C.Y. . 1'eterb ,
Samuel Premer.
HEAVER \Vm. Stilgabouer . Hinilinan ,
J. W. Ruby.
UONDVILLE Win. Burns , Perry Jones , J.
Furr.
Lox ELDER Nelson Hoyce , F. Kin } , ' , J.
Piper.
COLEMAN A. C. ModieJ. M. Henderson.
J. N. Smith.
DKIFTWOOD W. S. Fitch , Frank Everest.
Joe Schmidt.
DANUURY J. C. Lafferty , Jesse Smith , J
C. Ashton.
EAST VALLEY John R. Young , I. M.
Beeson , Charles Shaffer.
FRITSCH Joe Morris , Frank Fritsch , Andy
Barber.
GERVER Sanluel Ellis , R. A. Green , Albert
GRANT W. A. Gold , Joe Relph.
INDIANOLA J. H. Short ; C. M. Cohen.
Simeon Billings , J. W. Welborn.
LEBANON Esben B. Day , J. W. Hupp , D.
A. Waterman.
Mo. RIDGE Ed. Envin , S. S. Brown , H
H. Jones.
NORTH VALLEY J. w. Daniels , Pat Me
PERRY J. II. Locker , M. H. Bacon.
RED WILLOW John Black , Joseph Dudeck.
L. B. Korns.
QTYRONE P.J. Hickman , N. U . Fough ,
VALLEY GRANGE Robert Johnston , J. E.
Terrill , Chas. W. Roper.
WILLOW GROVE H. II. Berry , Sigmomi
Seamen , Lyman Miller , M. Houelihan.
On motion beard adjourned to meet Dec.
16 , 1892.
Attest : STEPHEN BOLLES ,
GEO. W. Roi'EK , Clerk. Chairman.
UhiJdren Cry Tor Pitcners Castoria.
When Baby was sick , ive gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child , she cried for Castoria ,
When she became Hiss , she clung to Castoria ,
When she had Children , she gave them Castoria.
Notice of Sale.
Notice is herohy jfiveti that on Tuesday
Novemlier20. 189"J , at residence of W. S. Fitch *
three miles southwest of JlcCook. Neb. . I will
offer for sale a stray Texan bay mare , havlnjr
white strip in face , white on both left feet
and is about four years old. Said sale to take
place at 2 o'clock. P. M. . of said day. to the
hiKhest bidder for cash.
Children Cry for Pitcher's 'Castoria. '
