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Republican Record In Nebraska
titles Party to Public Confidence
Taxes are raised from the people
and are spent by the public officials
elected by the people consequently
the public officials are the business
agents of the taxpayers pure and
simple The interests of the people
are consequently bound up in the
intelligence honesty and efficiency
of our public officials How have
the republican officials of Nebraska
discharged this business trust for the
neonle of Nebraska One illustra
debt of Nebraska created by fusion
extravagance and mismanagement
largely reached its high point in
December 1905 amounting to two
and one third million dollars at that
date Republican legislation
the careful administration of repub
lican state officers reduced this
to 479000 on August 1st 190S
without noticeable burden to the tax
payers That is the way the repub
Iican party discharges a business
trust confided to it by the people
The record is one to be proud of
What else has the republican party
achieved for good government in Ne
braska to entitle it to a continuance
of public confidence
The republican party is in powert
in the state now It is giving tljo
Nebraska people clean progressive
and forceful state government the
very best state government we ever
had
We have had progressive state
legislation
The two cent per mile passenger
rate law the railroad commission law
reducing freight rates and express
rates the anti pass law the primary
election law the pure food law and
other progressive measures all put
forward as the result of higher ideals
evolved and crystalized into the senti J vmi
ment and the progressive spirit that
Nebraska for neither he nor they
have helped to work out these bet
tered conditions When these prac
tical tilings were being done Candi
date Bryan was always somewhere
else talking up his candidacy at 500
a talk
The Nebraska people proud of the
promises and nothing else If ha
County Commissioners Proceedings
McCook Nobrntikn September 15 lJ08
Tlio board of county commisbiouers mot pur
suant to adjournment preterit F S Lofton C
B Gray and S Prciner county commlssionere
rrn J find CIiiib Sknlla county clerk
wio iiomi oi mo atmiunra uriugo un ior
SICOOOO covering their contract for tho building
of bridges in the county for the year beginning
September 2nd was examined and on motion
approved
The petition of Frank Stillmnn Alfred Carter
and others asking for the establishment of a
public road was read nud considered The
board finds that all the owners of land along
the lino of the proposed road have their nninos
attached to the petition and that the public
good requires it and on motion same was
granted establishing n public road No 421 as
follows
Commencing at the point on the north lino of
the B Si M Bight of Way where said Bight of
Way intersects with the section lino running
north and south between sections 20 and 27
town range 29 and running thence north-
fiKtfrl v iilrimr t li Tinrtli linft rtnrl rmrfillnl with
The State Sl Hnirml Bight of Way through sections
2U 23nuriZl intersecting with Koail No 37U 10
giuniug at said point nhmg the Bight of Way
and the Clerk was instructed to notify the
Overseer of Highways to open said road
The petition of A Peters and others asking
I for the establishmeiitof a public road was read
and considered and on motion laid over until
and the meeting on October 6th KOS
I un motion tlio County treasurer whs in-
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IllilliiLlllUUIl JIJlll IIIWK ju uriKinu IOW11 111
McCook the amount of 057 being the amount
of taxes for the year 11K5 and 1MX5 with interest
for the reason that said lots were owned by the
City of McCook during tho c years and are
exempt from taxation The Treasurer was
further instructed to strike from the HH7 tax
j list the taxes for said lots
On motion the Treasurer was instructed to
refund to Win Grecuwny the sum of001 being
the amount erroneously assessed and paid by
him on n tract of land in Dniibury Village beg
KJOfteof the se cor blk 4 Danbury then n
350 ft e 2GI ft s 330 ft w 2Cl ft to beginning
said amount being paid in the years llKXi and
HHI7
On motion the County Treasurer was in-
structed to refund to the following named per
sons the amount of poll tax illegally assessed
against them and paid by them under protest
j as follows
II LoBnron 200 being assessed in Iudianola
City and having already paid in Furnas county
as shown by receipt
J S Uleinau 200 being assessed in Iudian
ola City and having already paid in Indianola
Precinct
On motion the Treasurer was instructed to
refund to Ellen M Sly the sum of 324 being
the sum illegally asse sed against her and
paid by her under protest for the reason that
i the note for 40000 owned by her had the sum
of 20000 paid down before the 1st day of April
On motion the Board decided not to allow
I limrP Minfl 3 01 1i IYi nnt tnniiiltnf rf flirt
dominates the republican party in this Eiectioii Boards in any precinct of the county
State except to the one in each precinct that makes
All these things have come through the returns to the County Clerk
I The following claims were audited and
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the republican party of Nebraska and
j alIowcd and the Ckrk wag instructed to draw
not through the influence of Candidate Warrants on the County General Fund levy of
associates In 1S0S as follows
progress of their state in business
and government owes nothing to Can
didate Bryan for any constructive a
sistance rendered by him
The material conditions in the state
are such as to hold the public mind
in an optimistic mood and optimism
is an antidote to Bryanism
Corn is high and its a corn state
Wheat is high and its a wheat state
Cattle are high and its a cattle
state
Hogs are high and its a hog state
Land is high going higher every
day and its a land state and its a
state of farmer voters
Governor Sheldon has made an en
viable record with the Nebraska peo
ple by being a courageous level
headed strong manly man in the
executive office As the leader of
i U - 5 V nnmnnirrn Via ot
character and universal confidence
for his broad minded fairness as an
executive Taking all these things
into consideration one can see noth
ing in the outlook for the coming
election but the usual republican ma
jority in Nebraska
The Nebraska voter this year will
have an opportunity to choose be
tween promise and performance If
promises alone will satisfy him he
can vote the democratic ticket with
reasonable assurance that he will get
Sol Premer judge of election Alliance
precinct 3 00
F A Premer judge of election Alliance
precinct 3 00
F A Puckett judge of election Alliance
precinct and returns 7 20
Henry Huntwork clerk of election Alli
ance precinct 3 00
Fred Jacobs clerk of election Alliance
precinct 3 00
School District No 20 use of building
forelection 3 00
S G Bastian judge of election Beaver
precinct 3 CO
Li Cann judge of election Beaver pre
cinct 3 00
Mitch Young judge of election Beaver
precinct 3 00
Chancey Messner clerk of election
Beaver precinct 3 00
H A Graham clerk of election Beaver
precinct and returns 7 20
Danbury Hall Association use of
building for election 5 00
Chas Benjamin clerk of election Bond-
villeprecinct 3 00
Frank Dudek clerk of election Bond-
ville precinct 3 00
John Ball judge of election Boudville
precinct a 3 00
Gus Schultz judge of election Bond-
ville precinct 3 00
Michael Esch judge of election Bond-
ville precinct and returns 6 20
Chas Benjamin use of building for
tionjclaimed at 600 allowed at 3 00
W B Sexson clerk of election Box
Elder precinct 3 00
uie pin i - --
Thomas Elms same 3 00
tracts universal respect for his high t M Campbell judge of election Box
Elder precinct
George Harrison same
I Dan B Doyle Jr same and retnrns
Dan Doyle use of building for election
and erecting booth claimed at 005
allowed at
Jacob Betz judge of election Coleman
precinct
G L Campbell same
Charles Freelove same
Charles Nelson clerk of election Cole
man precinct
John Droll same and returns
School District No 5S use of building
for election
ErnestGalusha clerk of election Dan
bury precinct
J W Pepper same
wants performance if he Wants things Andy Greer judge of election Danbury
done he will have to vote for the precinct
i Thomas Plumb same
state This is the proof In 1S97
the democratic party with fusion con
trolled every department of Nebraska
government and power They had the
governor and state officers the legis
lature and the supreme court The
party kept no promises made prior to
the election and gave the people no
relief from railway domination trans
portation abuses extortionate freight
-passenger or express rates They
grabbed free passes from the railroads
with both hands and left the people
to paddle their own canoe Now
note the difference In 1906 the re
publican party promised Nebraska a
long list of reforms and put the prom
ises in the platform A republican
legislature enacted every promise into
law every law was approved by Gov
ernor Sheldon republican state offi
cers have intelligently administered
every law enacted and not a pledge
is left unredeemed Thats the re
publican way
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300
3 00
GOO
150
3 00
3 00
300
3 00
5S0
300
300
300
3 00
3 00
repuoiMMu wuuiuaiw mac yai ij LD Newbery same and returns C SO
the only do it now party in this School District No 4 use of building for
election 3 00
O N Bector clerk of election Driftwood
precinct 3 00
John Hestcrworth same 3 00
J Swartz judge of election Driftwood
precinct 3 00
E Jacques same 3 00
B PCathcart same and returns 5 00
School District No 16 use of building
for election 3 00
J DeAnnond clerk of election East
Valley precinct 3 00
Ivan B Clark same 3 00
W S West judge of election East Valley
jjrtciiiCv o fj
J A Cravmer same 3 00
LJShippee same and returns 7 00
Dan Jennings use of building for elec
tion t 150
A L Cochran drayage and supplies 30
B E Hatcher clerk of election Fritsch
precsuct 3 00
Frank McNeill same 3 00
C M Goben judge of election Fritsch
Frank Hill same 3 00
WC Eandel same and returns 6 40
School District No 42 use of building
forelection 3 00
Frank McNeill making booth for pri
mary election 2 00
armift
iiiiiiiriMgniiiiiriiim
B E Laut cleric of election Gerver
precinct 3 00
Alex Ellis enmc 3 00
S L Hawkins judge of election Gerver
precinct 3 00
Don Thompson same 3 00
M Austin same and returns 0 20
School District No 86 use of building
for election 3 00
Jucob Wesch judge of election Grant
precinct 3 00
Claud Fowler same 3 00
George Sigwing same 3 00
AI Benjamin clerk of election Grant
precinct 3 00
August Wesch same and returns 0 80
School District No 51 use of building
for election 3 00
John W Dutchcr clerk of election
Iudianola precinct 3 00
Leonard Smith same 3 00
N J Uerling judge- of election Iudian
ola precinct 3 00
F AStrockey same 3 00
G W Burt same and returns 6 20
Baud Hall Y M C A use of building
for election 5 00
D F Hupp clerk of election Lebanon
precinct 3 00
Elvin Devoe same 3 00
J B Cummings judgo of election Leba
non precinct 3 00
Everett Moore same 3 d0
P B Garrett same and returns 8 IX
S B Jolly use of building for election i 00
S M Gray judge of election Missouri
Bidge precinct 3 00
Win Brink same 3 00
Joseph Junker Jr same 3 00
EEErvin clerk of election Missouri
Bidge precinct 3 00
A E Allen same and returns 7 20
School District No 33 use of building
forelection 3 00
Chas Bell judge or election North
Valley precinct 3 CO
WM Bell same 3 00
James Madison same 3 00
George Hardy clerk of election North
Valley precinct 3 00
F M Jennings same and returns 7 70
School District No U use of building
for election 3 00
William Flei chinaii clerk of election
Perry precinct 1100
B A Wfttkins same 3 IX
Ed Flitcraft judge of election Perry
precinct 3 00
J N Soininerville same 3 00
C II Harman same and returns 5 70
School District No 23 use of building
forelection 3 00
C E Hotze clerk of election Bed
Willow precinct 3 00
EH Taylor same 3 00
C J Suiter judge of election Bed
Willow preciii3t 3 00
Elias Canaga same 3 00
Frank L Ellsworth same and returns C 50
School District No 2 use of building
for election 3 00
P J Hickman judge of election Tyrone
precinct 3 00
August Byden same 3 00
N Lundstrom same 3 00
W S McTaggart clerk of election
Tyrone precinct 3 00
L A Sheldon same and returns S 00
School District No 82 use of building
for election 3 00
Frank Johnston clerk of election
Valley Grange precinct 3 00
Harvey Phillippi same 3 00
Chas Boper judge of election Valley
Grange precinct 3 00
W E Bowers same 3 00
E B Nelson same and returns 5 SO
School District No 31 use of building
forelection 3 CO
A D Johnston erecting booth and taking
it down 3 CO
J H Yarger judge of election Willow
Grove 1st ward 1st precinct 3 00
J M Henderson same 3 00
M E Hendricks same 3 00
N J Campbell clerk of election Willow
Grove 1st ward 1st precinct 3 00
C W Barnes same 3 00
Commercial Hotel use of building for
election 5 CO
J P Notley judge of election Willow
Grove 1st ward 2nd precinct 3 00
M J Clark same 3 00
S S Garvey same 3 00
S S Clark clerk of election Willow
Grove 1st ward 2nd precinct 3 00
O L Bentley same 3 00
W W McMillan use of building for
election 5 00
S D McClain judge of election Willow
Grove 2nd ward 1st precinct
W H Ackeriuun same
Harry Frey same
Frank Wolfe clerk of election Willow
Grove 2nd ward 1st precinct
George D Burgess same
W W Archibald judge of election Willow
Grove 2nd ward 2nd precinct
O Curtis same
John Wilson same
J W Spencer clerk of election Willow
Grove 2nd ward 2nd precinct
Bobert H Gatewood same
H H Berry use of building for election
Francis Colfer canvassing returns of
primary election
G H Watkins same
L A Fitch posting lists of candidates
M Colling same
J C Fritz same
Ges W Cramer erectiug booths in
Indianola and Bed Willow precincts
Geo II Watkins erecting booth in Perry
precinct
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 CO
3 00
3M
500
9 00
9 00
L7 50
15 00
4 40
300
3 00
W H Campbell making ballot bos and
other carpenter work 2 75
Henry Cashcn Coroners Jury Uhren
case 2 00
Henry Corcoran same 2 00
John Clark same 2 00
John Droll same 2 00
James Doyle same 2 CO
Geo Traphagan same 2 X
Ira H Harrison jury fee February term 3 10
R L Lear blacksmithing 19 55
W N Bogers hauling 100 loads of rocks
to river bridge 75 00
B B Campbell salary as county physi
cian 1st half 1007 and 1st half 190S 75 00
W B Whitaker road No 416 ap
praising 4 70
N J Johnson same 170
CJByansaine 4 70
ChasWKclley surveyors supplies 1 12
Chas W Kelley surveying road 11 00
Chas W Kelley same 4 20
Klopp Bartlett Co records supplies
and furniture in August 350 19
Hammond Stephens Co supplies to
Superintendent 2 75
Nebraska School Supply House supplies
to Superintendent 6 00
McCook Electric Light Co light for
August 6 40
Fisher Perkins shoes for Matson
children 3 50
Jones Finnegan fc Crawmer supplies
for Overseers 22 06
Jones Finnegan Crawmer Mdso in
August for E B Moon 13 55
Jones Finnegan Si Crawmer Mdse iu
August for H V Amen 5 10
W W Lemaster house rent H V Amen 7 00
James McAdams Mdse W H Denel 3 00
wi -
N J Uerling M1ks Mrs Vnndcrvoort 01 32
N J Uerling MtUe Mrs Morgan 42 00
II P Wnite Sz Co Mipplics to county
cluimed at 3111 allowed at 20 45
J A Wilcox Mdse Mrs Wallace 5 CO
J A Wilcox Mdse Mrs Gibon 2 50
Claim of Dr C K Minnick for 1600 for at
tending family of II V Amen was rejected for
the reason that the County bus three County
Physicians who receive a regular salary for
looking after paupers
The following claim was audited and allowed
and the Clerk was instructed to draw a warrant
on the County Bridge Fund levy of 1US as
follows
Standard Bridge Co estimate on South
River bridge material 2500 X
The followim claims were audited and al
lowed and the Clerk was instructed to draw
warrants on the road funds of the respective
Commissioner District Boad Fundi as follows
Win Nicholson road wnrk Commissioner
District No 2 5 00
Lon Walton same 9 00
J L Carter ame to
ElmerTurpin same 23 50
Fred Bode same 20 50
PD Brooks same 15 00
August Maruarin same 16 X
Arthur Jennings snme 19 50
Elmer Turpin same 15 00
Fred Bede same 11 00
P D Brooks same 22 50
August Mnrguriu samo 25 50
H T Hortou road work Commissioner
District No 1 IS IX
G W Sigwing same 3 00
C F Waterman same 5 00
LA Sheldon same 3 75
LA Sheldon same 9 00
John Hummel same 6 00
E J Baker same 17 01
The following claims on the Commissioner
District Bond Fund of District No 2 wero re
jected and ordered paid out of the road district
fund of their respective Boad Districts by the
Overseer n follows
F M Jenniims road work Boad District
No 1 4085
F M Jennings same 22 X
Ralph Warlield read work Bond
trictNi8 1 r0
Fred Crocker sn mo 5 50
Albert Anderson same 1 75
LeRoy Jones same 7 00
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
September 10 VMS
F S Loftox Chairman
Attest Chas Skalla Clerk
McCook Nebraska September 10190S
The board of county commissioners met pur
suant to adjournment Present F S Lofton S
Premer and C B Gray commissioners PE
Reeder county nttorneynnd Chas Skallacoun
ty clerk
The minutes of the meetings held in August
and on September 2nd were read and on motion
approved
On motion the County Treasurer was in
tructed to refund to Philipp Gliem the sum or
1347 being the amount of tax on the ne qr of
section which have been paid twice as
shown by receipts
On motion the Treasurer was instructed to
refund to the Beaver Valley Telephone Co the
sum of SJ00 being the amount erroneously
assessed against said company in the years 1U00
and 1907 and paid by them under protest for
the reason that these taxes are on the gross
receipts of said company which are not
assessable
On motion the County Treasurer was in
structed to rf fund to Mrs S P L Spangler the
amount of 1015 being the amount of taxes on
the se of section 27-1-20 for 1900 which were
paid twice as shown by receipts
On motion the County Tieasurer was in
structed to refund to J W Whiiliii the sum of
571 being the amount of taxes on the w hf of
the sw qr of section 1-4-30 for 1905 which were
sold tohiin by Ben G Gossard at a tax sale
after the taxes had already been paid by the
owner of said land
On motion the claim for refund of 57 of
Minnie Bowell claiming that she was assessed
too high in 1907 was rejected
The following claims were audited and al
lowed and the Clerk was instructed to draw
warrants on the County General Fund levy of
1908 as follows
P E Curlee k Co Mdse for paupers 23 70
L W McConnell supplies for county 10 30
McCook Republican printing forcounty
nttorney 13 30
McCook Republican printing forcounty
supcrintendeut 3 50
McCook Republican printing commis
ioner proceedings 2 20
McCook Republican printing primary
election ballots 110 00
McCook Republican printing notices of
primary election 12 00
McCook Republican printing bridge
notices 12 50
McCook Republican printing commis
sioner proceedings 150
McCook Republican printing for county
superintendent 3 00
E S Byiield printing notice of equaliza
tion meeting 1 45
State Journal Co records and supplies
for August 2S00
State Journal Co supplies for county 12 00
W C Blair laundry for prisoners 3 82
James Rooncy work on court house roof 212 00
Dr W A DeMay examination as to death
or Karolina Kinsley 15 CO
Dr O E Robinson same 15 00
H I Peterson boarding prisoners and
jailor fees 6 00
H I Petersou expense in insanity cases
of Jennie Miller Tom Schoiicld and
J B Honsinuer claimed at 1S90
allowed at 32 90
H I Peterson expense in Connor case
claimed at 9 50 allowed at 3 50
E F Osborn jailor fees 16 50
E F Osborn telegrams 1 15
E F Osborn jailor fees 100
C A Eodgers fees and stamps 3 00
C A Rodgcrs attendance in court and
stamps 3 50
C A Rodners fees Ohlson insanity case 0 50
DrZ L Kay same 8 00
J E Kelley same 3 00
E F Osborn same 21 S3
H I Petersou same 19 20
John Anderson same witness 1 20
A E Tomliiison same witness 4 20
Hah B Ohlson same witness 4 70
Gustie E Ohlson same witness 1 70
Dr II J Arbogast same witness 1 00
C A Rodgers fees Ryder insanity case 0 50
Dr Z L Kay same 8 CO
J E Kelley same 3 CO
E F Osborn same 29 59
Mrs Etna B Dye same 19 20
S M Byder same witness 3 10
Bobert P Erwin same wituess 3 10
R W Devoe State vs Wesch fees 7 50
II H Berry same 5 63
H I Peterson same 7 75
Harvey Kennedy same 2 CO
Dr A P Simmons same 2 60
Jas Bichardson same 2 60
Frank Witt same 2 50
Fred Witt same 2 50
Harvey Belph same 2 50
The claims for witness fees in the same case
of Balph Sigwing and Geo Sigwing for 250
each were rejected
Barnett Lumber Co bridge lumber 86 70
Barnett Lumber Co same 5S 20
Perry A Bee Co Mime IttS 35
Perry Bee Co sumo 170 24
WC Bullnrd samo 121 S3
E G Cubic Si Co same 12155
E G Cnino Co coal Sirs Vnndcrvoort 4 25
Perry Si Bee Co coal Mrs Kenner 4 70
W C Bullurd 33 tons coal court Iioum 132 00
H I Peterson State vs Trimble fees 33 16
J S LeIIew samo 2 C5
And on the Bond Fund of Commiwioner
District 2 as follows
Hiram McCord roud work I 50
Perry Kiunisoti same 7 50
Frank Michenls same 4 50
Eli Kinuison same 7 50
F B Marts same 1 50
The claim in the case of State vs Carpenter
filed by Ed Ilethcote Justice of the Peace for
Beaver Precinct of Buo Thomas for 100 R L
Cathcart for 300 I L Catheurt for 200 J A
Clouse for 700 Roy Thomns for 100 Wayne
Hothcote for 3X Howard Hcuner for SI50
Clark McClnng for 100 J W Rnilsbuck for
100 and Ed Hethcote for2X was rejected
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
September 17 1908
F S Lorcuv Chnirman
Attest Chaklls Skaiia Clerk
McCook Neb September 17 IMS
The board of county comuiinissiouers met pur
suant to adjournment Present FSLofton S
Premer and C B Gray commissioners P E
Reeder county attorney and Chas Skalla
county clerk
The petition of Herman Reiuers and others
asking for the establishment of a public road
was rend and considered The board finds that
all the requirements of the law have been com
plied with and that the public good requires
it and on motion was granted establishing a
public road as follows Commencing at the
southwest comer of section 23 township 2
range 2b in Boudville precinct riiiiiiini thence
east one mile on the section line between sec
tions 23 and 26 to the southeast corner of sec
tion 23 and terminating thereat nUo com
mencing ut the southeast corner of the south
west quarter of section 21 2 28 and running
thence east one ami one half miles on section
line betwen sections 21 and 25 2 2S and sections
19 and 30 2 27 iu Missouri Bidge precinct and
terminating ut the southeast corner of section
19 2 27 said road to be known as Boad No 123
and the Clerk was instructed to notify the
Overseer of Highways to open said road
Damages by reason of the establishing of said
road were granted as reported by the three
apprui ers as follows
Dan Cishen ons hf 23-2-28 80 X
Clara May Kollauf et al on nw 50 00
Bobert Stewart on no qr M U
A J Helm on se qr 21 ne qr 25 2 28 100 00
Hayes Mojer on u hf 30-2-27 W to
And the Clerk was instructed to draw
warrants on the County General Fund levy of
190 in payment of said damages
The claims for tax refunds of Chas Wishon
and of Jacob Wishon for 1907 being paid under
protest for the reason that the school district
levy of District No 4 is illegal were on motion
rejected
Claim of W G Jones for refund of poll tax
of 200 for 1907 paid by him under protest for
reason that he is over 50 years of age was
rejected as he has not proven to the Board
that he is over 50
The following claim was audited and allowed
nod the Clerk was instructed to draw a warrant
on the Boad Fuud of Commissioner District
No 3 as follows
Stephen Bolles road work 2 50
The 5 claims of the Nebraska Telephone Co
being for the rent of 5 phones nt 275 a phone
per month total 1375 per month for 9 months
commencing January 1st 190S to October 1st
1908 making a total of 12373 and toll bills for
all toll up to September 1st 1WJS of 2410
making a total of 11785 for all 5 claim were
considered by the Board and on motion the toll
bills excepting an item marked June 9th
Godfrey Police to Sanderson at Clay Center
of 100 were allowed at 2300 and the phone
rent of 12375 and the toll bill of 110 were
rejected and the Clerk was iustructed to draw
a warrant on the County General Fund levy of
1908 to the Nebraska Telephone Company for
the sum of 2300
The following claims were audited and al
lowed and the Clerk was instructed to draw
warrants on the County General Fund levy of
190S as follows
A McMillan supplies for county 1 50
C A Rodgers State vsGunderman fees 6 50
Dr Z L Kay same 8 IX
J E Kelley same 3 00
H I Peterson same 26 03
C A Rodgers State vs Proctor insanity
case fees 6 50
Dr Z L Kay same S 00
J E Kelley same 3 CO
H I Peterson same 9 at
C J Suiter appraising damages Road
No 423 t 50
M Colling same 1 45
FC Smith same 4 83
Chas W Kelley surveying Road No 421 17 00
PE Reeder stamps 1 00
Chas Skalla office expense August 17 to
September 16 It 10
F S Lofton services as commissioner 2S 50
S Premer same 17 50
CBGrnysame 12 30
On motion the Board adjourned sine die
F S Loftox Chairman
Attest Chas Skalla County Clerk
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles
Itching blind Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles Druggists refund money if
Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case
no matter of how long standing in Gtol4
days First application gives ease and
rest 50c If your druggist hasnt it
send 50c in stamps and it will bo for
warded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co
St Louis Mo
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on the 2Sth day of
May 190a the articles of incorporation of the
Masonic Temple Craft of McCook Nebraska
were amended in the following
Article Four thereof was amended to read as
follows The general nature of the bu incss
to be transacted and the object of this corpora
tion shall be to purchase real estate iu McCook
Nebraska upon which to erect a building to be
known as a Masonic temple and to furni h in
said building a room or rooms to be u ed for
Masonic purposes and rooms for store
and other purposes and to furni h said office
and store rooms and to construct and erect in
said building an opera house and to len e and
receive the rent of said building and any and
all parts of it and to operateand maintain
said opera house and to receive the profits
therefrom This corporation shall have the
power to contract for and complete said build
ing to raise and borrow money for said pur
poses by pledge of its corporation property or
otherwise
Article Five thereof was amended increasing
the capital stock to forty five thou and dollars
Article Eicht thereof was amended to read as
follows The board of director- of this cor
poration shall declare dividends during the
months of January and July of each vear pro
vided the surplus profits remaining after the
nnvmpnr nf nil nirrpnt liabilities of cor
poration are sufficient to pay the dividend- of
I at least two and one half percent and if at said
times said protits are msumcient to pay siicn
dividends dividends shall be declared by the
directors as soon as sufficient profits accumu
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McCOOK NEBRASKA
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Real Estate
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Room Two over McConnells drug
store McCook Nebraska
NEiLL BROS
Contractors and Builders
Estimates
Furnished Free
Phones Shop Black 321 BcMdence Black 12
A Ed car Hawkins
Phone Bed 101
H H Evans
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HAWKINS EVANS
Contractors and Builders
Plans drawn and estimates furn
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McCook Nebraska
AUTOMOBILE LIVERY
DALLAS DEVINE Prop
PHONE 166 MCCOOK KEBR
Night or day trips
made anywhere
Prices Reasonable Good Service
Guaranteed
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Drayman
Prompt Service
Courteous Treatment
Reasonable Prices
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Office First Door
South of DeGrofls
Phone 13
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Plumber and
Steam Fitter
Iron Lead and Sewer Pipe Brass
Goods Pumps an Bo er Trmrrungs
Estimates Furnished Free Base
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Farmers
bring your wheat
to the MILL We
will pay jou a
premium above the market for all good
milling wheat
All Goods at Lowest Possible
Market Prices
Whole Wheat Rye and Graham
Flour Special prices on lots of
ten sacks or more
SEiMOLIA A fine breakfast food un-
excelled in 2 lb packages
All kinds of Mill Feed
Corn Barley Chop Bran Shorts etc
Orders Promptly Delivered
McCook Milling
Company
E ii DOAN Proprietor
Phone 29 McCOOK