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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-01-25

TO claims, po stage, express
drayage ,etc............... H.Oo
To claims for salafy........ 81 10000
By Salary. .;............... si,5oooo
BY deputy salary. ..... 91666
BY clerk hire as per re-
BY express, postage. dray- 900
TO balance ........ 1,iS6.5S
$5,i12.7i $5,1l2 "A
| hereby certify that the foregoing
statement is correct as belieye.
Subscribed in my. presence and sworn
to before me this Sth day Of January, 1906:
BY j. II WOOD, Deputy.
We the committee appointed to
check up the office of County Clerk,
respectfully submit the following re-
port. We have compared the report
with the fee book and the records of
the office and find the same correct as
reported.
A. Fonda. oon'
1t was moved and carried that the
report be accepted and adopted.
The County Superintendent s report,
together with the committees recon-
mendatiOn thereon, was taken up for
consideration, as follows;
Broken Bow, Nebr., January 18th, 1906.
Semi-annual report OF the County Sup
erintendents office from July Bird, 1905.
to January Bird 1906:
Balance on hand July 18th, 1905. 80. .Sl5652
Received as certificate tees.......... 27i00
Reed as Institute ENROLMENT fees. 26i.00
Received as examination feeS........ 500
s7O252
weeks ............... .Si5s5O
Paid Tor note books for teachers 20 90
Paid for printing announcements, On NJ
Paid Tor drayage, use OF organ, Incl Nv
dental supplies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Total. .s5i5 50
Balance on nan. .......................f loI0z
hereby certify that the foregoing re:
port is a correct summary OF receipts and
expenditures connected with the Insti-
tute fund for the period rb9v W spIe SW1s
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day OF January, 1906
(sEAL) JOSEPH PIGMAN, county CLERK.
By II. Is. OSBORNE, Jr.. Deputy.
We have compared this statement
with stubs and enrolment sheets in
the Office and find it correct.
Ben P. Morris, Com
H. B. Schneringer. o0"'
1t was moved and carried to accept
and adopt the report.
Clerk of the District Court report,
together with the committees recon-
mendation thereon, was taken up for
consideration, as follows;
Clerks Fees list quarter. 8 411.Oa
Clerks Fees End quarter. AL .66
Clerks Fees 3rd quarter. 5000
Clerk Fees ith quarter. S9i.27
Total fees, 1905. ......... S2,257.li
Clerks Salary. 81 10000
Deputy's Salary ............" 55i.25 S2,15i.25
s 1O2.
Tr. Fees, list quarter....... 230O
Tr. Fees, End quarter. 4.00
Tr. Fees, 3rd quarter........ 450C
Tr. Fees, 4th quarter........ COCO
Trial Fees due county. 172OC
Excess due county.......... 1925
SS STATE Of G Ss6fSska' SIS.
/, George b. Mair, clerk of the District
Court OF said county and state, hereby
fy hat nj 10 a
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-01-25

true statement OF the fees OF my office col
lected for the quarter commencing Octo-
Der list, and ending December DIST, 1905,
together with summary OF the lees and
expenses Of my Office for the year 1906;
GEORGE B. MAIER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day OF January, 1906.
IsEALI JOSEPH PIGEAN, County Clerk.
We have carefully compared this
report with the record of fees in the
Districk Clerks Office and find it
correct.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-01-25

Continued on Fourth Page.)
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-01-25
G I'll Thorpe.
H B Schneringer.
Geo. Greenwalt.


1t was moved and carried that the
rep rt of the cpmmitte be accepted
and adopted.
1t was moved and carried to ad-
journ until 9 a. m. Monday.
JANUARY 18th, 1906.
Board met at 8 a. M, all members
present.
Minutes of January II, IL and 13
read and approved.
The following communication from
the county assessor was read:
To the Honorable County Board of Custer
County, Nebraska:
l respectfully submit to you for your
approval, the following appointments for
deputy assessors for Custer County for
the year 1906.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-01-25
Supervisors
Proceedings.


It was moved and carried that the
report be accepted and adopted.
The County Clerks report, together
with the commi ttee's Recommendation
thereon, was taken up for considera-
ton, as follows:
Annual statement of fees received and
disbursed by me during the year 1905 end
ing January 3rd, 1906:
DR.. Or.
To fees as per statement
of Fee Book. ..........,...s 9SS.0O
To claims allowed and on
file. .......................... z,55U.B
To claims, postage,e express
drayage ,etc................ N.0O
To ella inns for salary........ $1,5OO.OO
BY Salary. Observation-Disclosures. Sl,5OO.OO
BY deputy salary. 49,. 916.66
BY clerk hire as per re-
celpts. ,.....,.... l,l35.50
age, ETC.. a.O0
To balance. ............ 1,iS6.58
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-01-25

and that the claim of w. K. Lohr
tor $1,000, as damages for building
fence made n, cessary by the location
ia public road, be allowed and
assessed to Road Dist, No. 2, Kill
foil Township.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-01-25
=, Ben 2 P. Morris, Com.

H B. Schneringer. ~
1t was moved and carried that the
report be accepted and adopted.
The report of the Register of Deeds
together with the committees recon-
mendation thereon, was taken up for
consideration, as follows:
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-01-25

Custer County. ss.
/, George B. Mair. clerk of the District
Court of said county and state, hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-26
Are You Ready
FOR TIE WINTRY WINDS
THAT ARE SOON 70 GOMEZ

Our preparations have been larger scale this Fall
than before We are ready for your Fall and Winter
ing with the best valued lowest priced stock of merchandise
the Ohio river.
We you try interviewer Hosiery for ladies' Every
guaranteed to perfect satisfaction refunded
IS cents per pair, pairs $I.oo
Cottons high but you the best values
Bleahed and Unbeached Musns Canton Flannes Outing
Flannes, Flanneetts Gnghams, Calcos, &c.
These chilly nights the call for more covers Our
line of Blankets and Comforts straight from the factory
which enable to make the price right.
All Comforts skone covered and filled with pure white
ton-no factory sweePngs in the cheapest.
If be convinced that hat stylish without
costing $500 to 5000, will sell you your Fall hat
beautiful collection of fashions latest all the coos
and shapes. Prices, 98c to 50
Misses Children's and Infants Goats coming this
other lines is never garment The
avoid this make the price right This have
the saving to you ls worth coming miles for
In Dress Goods have strong line of the new things
ranging from .3s.
Silks Stores but with us you must
have your worth in Every yard backed only
by the manufacturer but by we'll Prices lower than
average store will ask you for silk good.
Lace Curtains be be good. A lace curtain
years stock will give half the that will
Ours all from the patterns and values
are great
Special in Rugs.-For a few weeks only we offer
272 in Brussels rug in fine quality and patterns for
worth $500.
Saratoga Wrappers are made as you would make
them yourself Full and roomy, headess re sleeves
hang right and all true to sizes Prices 98c
Our has always been undersell; this want to
live up to and will state ready sell you good
seasonable upto date merchandise smaller margin profit
than any house in the surrounding territory
To those in Mason County who have past
do the bulk of their business of the State
the county of your home county this Falls
buying all the Bon Ton for haven't quite everything
will but Point Pleasant anyway
cant show will help find and the right price,
Yours for West Virginia, Mason County and above all
FONT Pleasant,
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BR YAM.

Correspondence, "a.
We are sorry to announce that Ern.
lie Meadows, who has been quite i'll
with typhoid fever, is no better at
this writing.
Smallie Conrad and wife made a
very pleasant trip to Huntington Fri,
day.
Walter Smith. living near Big Rock
has built new addition to his house.
Miss Ollie Meadows, of Central City,
has been visiting friends in this vi
cinlty for some time.
Ed Lunsford and family were the
guests of George Meadows and family
Wednesday.
lack Holley has been putting new
tin roof on his house.
Mrs. Will Chapman, who has been
sick for the past few day s, is better.
W. g. Holley and q. NJ. Meadows,
have been earning their bread by the
sweat of their brow, in their new
clearing this warm weather.
Philip Diefenbach and wife were
the guests of w. g. Holley and wife
Sunday.
Mrs. Almada Conrad frequently
known as Aunt Meade, is no better at
this writing.
Joe Cremeans is frequent guest of
1t. w. VIlers. Uncle Sam.
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OLD TOWN.

Correspondence Sept. n
Clinton Musgrave, of Des Moines
Iowa, is visiting his father. Uncle Asa
Musgrave, this week. He brought
his liz tie son, Maurice, with him.
l. E. Yeager, after spending three
weeks at the home of his parents in
this vicinity, returned to Lazearville
w. Va, Sunday.
Aunt Catharine Fowler has been
indisposed for some weeks at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Ella Jam
ison.
J. s. Knopp and nephew, Russell
White, were visiting relatives at Cot
tageville, Jackson county, from Sat
urdaY till Monday.
Revs. L. NJ Carder and J. w. Win.
grove are attending the annr al SEES
sion of West Virginia Conference at
Huntington this week.
John R. Stewart has been somewhat
indisposed for a few weeks.
Misses Eliza and Louise Yeager,
who have been quite sick with ty,
phoid fever for some eeks, are both
convalescent at this writing.
The County Sunday School Con.
vention held at Pleasant Flats church
on Monday and Tuesday of last week.
and the Farmers Institute held at the
same place on Friday and Saturday,
were both interesting and profitable
gatherings.
Rev. J. w. Wingrove preached an
able sermon at Bethel Sunday morn
ing. 1t was his last sermon for tn g
year. The people are unanimous in
favor of his return to the conduct for
another year.
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CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
NOMINATING CONVENTION.

Pursuant to the action of the County
Democratic Executive Committee OF
Mason County, a Convention is hereby
called to meet at the Court House, in
Point Pleasant, on
Saturday, October 9th, at IL a. m.
for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the following comfy offices,
viz:
Two members House of Delegates,
Commissioner of County Court, Coun-
ty Superintendent of Schools, Selec-
ton of an Executive Committee, and
such other business as may properly
arise before them.
PRIMARIES.
The Democratic voters of each Mag
isterial district of this county are di-
rected to meet at o'clock p. m,
Saturday. September 29th,
for the purpose of selecting twenty
delegates from each of said Magis-
terial districts to attend said county
nominating convention, also to nomi-
nate their district officers.
The primary conventions will be
held at the following places, viz:
AIbuckle-Beech Hill.
lendenin-Woods S H
Cooper-Flat Rock.
Cologne-Yaugers.
6raham-New Haven.
Hannan-Town Hall
LeWis-Court House.
Union-Wof Valley.
Robinson-Van Mattress S. II.
Waggener-Mason City.
By order of Democratic County Ex-
ecutive Committee for Mason County.
E. B. JONES, Chairman
R. ]. PATTERSON, Sec'y.
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Rev. Mccoy win preach a. Hender-
son, at the IL. E. Church, SATURDAY.
and Sunday night, Oct. 7t-l and Sth.
Every body invited to attend.
Miss Vena Austin. OF this place. was
calling on friends at Caddie, recently.
Clarence Stockton and Denver Aei-
ker, of Henderson, were calling on
their best girls here Sunday.
Homer and Lemuel Shifet, of your
city, were visiting relatives here Sun
day.
Miss Matte Spencer highly enter
tanned q number of her friends Tues
day evening The time was spent in
peeling apples and playing numerous
games. Those present were: Misses
Oma Shepherd and Allie Austin, Amy
and Vena Nh ford Don Austin, John
and Harry Mccoy, Clarence Stockton,
Moses wilson and Hon. Fred Perry, OF
Henderson, Harry and Oden Austin
and Henry and Wade Milford, Blaine
Rogers, Roy Spencer, of this place.
Promptly at IL o'clock all departed
for their homes wishing Miss Matte
many returns of the evening.
There are several cases of diphthe-
ria in this vicinity,
Mr.. and Mrs Fay ma B ain, of Hen
derson. are visiting relatives at Lon
don, Ohio, for the past week
% SRIDOo.
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Fire.

Fire broke out in the composing
room of the Huntington Dlspatch
Wednesday morning last week and
q loss of over S., 600 lie the result.
The FIRE did the most damage to
the machinery. the linotype ma
chine having been practicslly de-
stroyed and smaller machinery
being totally destroyed One of
the firemen was seriously injured
while fighting the flames. Floyd
s. Chapman, we'll known in this
CITY, was the editor aud principal
owner of this enterprising paper
and his many friends here will
sympathize with him in his loss.
He was ont of the city at the time
of the FIRE. but arrived in Hunting
ton Wednesday afternoon. There
was but slight insurance ON ma.
chinery destroyed The Dispatch
was morning paper and bright,
newsy little sheet aud a Welcome
exchange. The Register extends
it's sympathy and trusts to soon see
the Dispatch bigger. brighter and
better than ever.
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BEECH HULL.
correspondence 18th.
(Delayed.)


(Delayed.)
P II Waugh and wife,sswere visiting
Newton Legg and vile Sunday
Harry Smith, of Waterloo, was a
business visitor at this place Friday.
Ruben Crump, wife and baby were
visiting James Lanier and family Sun
day.
James Lanier and his sister were
calling on Misses Jessie and May Slack
Sunday.
William and Earl Lanier were visit.
ing their uncle, James Higgenbotham.
Sunday.
Grant Beaver, of Leon, spent Sun
day with Marvin Lanier.
Miss Auna Waugh was visiting
Misses Saida and Lena Thornton, Sun.
day.
Frank Thornton was the guest oil
Howard Waugh Sunday.
A Van Sickle and family, of Nine
Mile were visiting Frank Duncan and
family Sunday.
Richard Sinkler left Monday fol
Spring Hill, to seek employment.
A wedding is expected soon. The
bride is an excellent young lady and
the groom one of Icons most respect.
ed young gentlemen.
Misses Nora and Charlotte Laniel
spent Sunday with Miss Balcus Yau
ger. Two GIRLS.
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OBITUARY.

In memory of one Robert o..
borne Kinoade, who was born Dot.
II, 1855, died Sept. II, 1906, aged
so years. IL months and 6 days.
He was married to Cornelia f.
Lemasters, Sept. "a, 1879; their
walk together was q years. To
this union were born four children,
two boys and two girls, thus he
leaves a beloved wife and four
children, with brothers and sisters
and friends to mourn on account of
his departure. He was consistent
member of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church for 26 years, having
been GLASS leader at Hickory Chap
ell q number of years until his
death. He was a noble hearted
Citizen having been a teacher iu
our public schools for some thirty.
two years. A loving husband and
a good father, making a cheerful
home for his fpmily. He leaves
this earthly home though it was
comfortable, for his heavenly home,
his fathers house. to dwell with
his loved ones over there, only
waiting the coming of the loved
ones from this side. The battle il
fought, victory is won and Bro
kincsde lives with his dear jesus
who he trusted for many years and
the redeemed snd sanctified and
all who have gone before, our loss
being his gain So farewell bus.
band, farewell father, farewell Bro
till We all meet around our Fathers
throne in heaven.
Funeral at Hickory Chapel Thurs.
day morning. conducted by the
pastor, @. j. Baker, there being 6
large attendance, showing great
respect to the family for it can be
truthfully said. he was a good man
and will be missed. O., B,
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Deepwater- Tidewater.

The final survey of the Tide.
water has been made 1t takes in
100 feet beginning at the north
side of Third street aud running
the entire length of that street
taking in the property of j. w,
Morris, A. Wartenburg, Mrs j. N
Morris, the Crawford House. the
Commercial Hotel, Mrs. s A
WHITAKER. E r West. henry
Smith, q. Will. Gilfilin and @ A
Howell. We hear rights of way
will be Immediately taken up and
grading commenced. Tue most OF
residen named are seeking loca-
tions Putnam Democrat.
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BOARD AND OAK GROVE

Correspondence, %.
Miss rirgie Hart, Ed. Fisher and
Archie Yeager spent Sunday with
with Miss Altha Roush.
q. 7. Blessing and wife and little
grand daughter, Rhoda, were visiting
w. A. Blessing and family; Sunday.
Aunt Susie Blessing has been quite
sick for few days but is some better
at the present time.
John Bland, wife and daughter,
George Blessing and family, Mrs. T.
2. Blessing and two sons, spent Sun
day with VIM. Blessing and family.
Mrs. VIM. Mcdaniel and children
have gone to the State of Washing
ton with her father, Samuel Blessing,
who has been here on visit.
Robert Ball is on the sick list.
Mrs. Mamie Wallace, of Pittsbure.
is here visiting her father, William
Blessing.
G. S. Mari and wife spent Sunday
with Misses Ella. Myrtle and Maude
Blessing.
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The Board Did Wisely.

Miss Bertha Steinbach was last
Friday night elected Principal OF
the High School by the Board OF
Education of the Independent
District. Miss Steinbaoh has 40.
oepted and will resign her position
with the Charleston schools. She
takes the place of Prof Lee, who
resigned to accept a position as
Cashier of a bank at Hurricane.
The Board and the school patrons
are to be congratulated upon secur.
ing Miss Steinbsoh, as she is uni.
vsrsally liked and is fully qualified
being ranked among the best in.
structors in the state.
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THREE.M MILE.

Correspondence, "a
Most farmers are done cutting corn
in this section
E. w. Rogers, working at Hern-
shaw, came home Friday to visit his
family and friends, returned today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lud Wallace, of Buffa-
10, are visiting their daughters
and families. Mrs. E. w. and ]. g..
Rogers, at this place, for a few days.
Mrs. Elmer Ord aud family, of this
vicinity, and Mrs. Carder. of Turkey
Knob, were visiting at E. II. Kings
Sunday.
Miss Dizzy Thornton and friend,
Bertha Abrum, of Detroit, Mich, who
are spending their 30 days vacation
with friends and relates in this coun-
ty. visited E. H. King and family last
Friday and Saturday, going to Letart
Monday, returning same day to J. P.
Thornton's, Miss Dicy's father, where
they will remain till Thursday and
then go to their home in Detroit.
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lis a THRIVING TOWN
Pint Pleasant is Making
Pushing Progress.
Charleston Daily Mail.

Charleston Daily Mail.
Point Pleasant. the beautiful lit
tie CITY, situated ON the sbanke. of
the Olio mi Kanawha rivers, is
rapidly advancing the front. In
tie last two years possibly no CITY
in the State has made euch rapid
developments as Point Pleasant
Daring the last twelve monlhs
many business enterprises has ad
ded to its growth and beauty.
e. B. Sisler & Co.. wso has just
opened mp a dry goods store in the
big Spencer building, had a grand
opening yesterday which was enc
IF the most beautiful and artistic
displays ever shown in this valley.
This is department store, and is
equipped with all the modern tx
lures 1t is the m st beautifully
lighted store in the State. and at
night one looks on it's mechanical
genius in wonder.
E. B Sisler. president of the
company. in se.eotingSh his force of
clerks was very careful. getting
only those possessed with klein
careful business talents.
On D t,beF lst another business
enterprise will be added to the city.
j O Waters. of Gallipolis. Ohio.
and Alex McOulloch, of this placs,
two very enterprising young men,
will open large and up to date
clothing store.
Among the many enterprises re-
GENTLY established here the Mallea.
BILE Iron Works. is the largest in
the State. and with her present
business capacity cannot fill her
orders within a year
For industries of all kinds and
shipping facilities, Point Pleasant
is probably the best located city in
the Ohio valley. and invite the DOM
mercial world to locate with us.
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SISLER & cos GRAND
OPENING.

The opening of Sisler & Cos
Mammoth Department Stores on
last Thursday was an event that
surprised everybody. The open
ing of this mammoth concern has
been much talked of for some time,
aud thousands of eager enthusiasts
tic people passed and repassed
through this handsome building,
viewing the magnificent displays
of merchandise This store is
the lightest, brightest and busiest
store to be found anywhere; the
the light is absolutely perfect. and
for these reasons and on account
of the splendid quality of merchan-
die the people are thronging the
great store. because they can exam
inc and purchase in comfort and
with satisfaction.
AS we before stated. great throngs
visited the store during the day
and there was simply a crush at
night, with exolamations of delight
and wonder at the magniHcence of
the rooms and the elegant display
of merchandise.
The store is composed of the
following departments:
Silks and Dress Goods, trim
mings to match, Go.
Millinery
CIoaks. Suits and Skirts.
Hosiery and Underwear.
Blankets and Comfortables
Lace Curtains and Draperies.
Window Shades and Curtain
Poles.
Art Goods of all kinds, suoh as
stamped linens. battenberg pat
terms. embroidery silks. 60.
Exclusive agents for Standard
patterns.
In connection with this Store
there is first class dressmaking es.
Establishment, under the supervision
of Nine. Gingell. where all kinds
of suits will be made to order from
the finest silks down to calico
This in itself is great convenience
and will surely be well patronized
The management has selected a
polite. energetic and accommodating
corps of lady clerks. and while Mr.
Sisler gives his personal atterti
to the Welfare of customers, we are
cure these ladies will make it
pleasure 10 shop here. They are
Misses Reba Beale Nettie Hello
way and Bess Harris, of this city
and Miss Ethel Mo IRE, of ElwelI.
Mrs Sisler T ersonally superintendl
ready-to wear departments.
Selbe's Orchestra, of Middle
pert, discoursed delightful music
throughout the day. and the eIe
giant piano used in the orchestra
was losned by the Shifet Music
Co., this city.
We have given unusual notice
to this store simply because
the occasion demands it, as it i.
the one thing long needed in Point
Pleasant. After a visit to Sisler
& Cos you will be convinced that
We have not misrepresented the
facts. Go and see for yourself
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The General Amusement Com
pany, here this week on the streets,
proved to be one of the best and
cleanest oompanys that has ever
paid this city a visit. All the shows
are n1uoted in an entirely differ
ent manner from most shows You
hear no swearing around the tents
and all the shows cater to ladies
and children az we'll as gentlemen
-Sistersville Oil Review. Sept. 81
This Carnival Company is show
ing in this oity this week, after
n ION ard nights on the Hoof
show grounds.
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REDMOND

Correspondence Path.
Curwin Austin, of Pittsburg, arrived
home Saturday to visit his parents at
this place.
Miss Alice Austin, of this place, left
Saturday for Huntington. where she
hasa position as clerk. -