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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1905)
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON SPECIATLICS: Eve. Ear. nose and throat Spectacles correctly fitted and Supplied. O'NEILL. NEB. DR. J. P. GILLIGAN Physician and Surgeon Calls may bo lort ut Milligan & Stout drug •tore nr at residence 1 block north and lA east, of stand pipe I'hottes: Office 41. res. ID DR. P. J. FLYNN Physician and Surgeon Night Call* will he Promptly Attended Office: First door to right over Corrigan's Telephone Nos.: Office, S8; Residence, Ml R. R. DICKSON ,pt IiawtjEr ^ bcubcnce: riMT national bank, o-niill eTh. benedict LAW & REAL ESTATE Office flrit door aouth of U-8, Land Office M. J. ABBOTT ^ Attorney - at - Law j*<i, Vj PACE, NEBRASKA V Special attention Riven to collections and probate business. D. W CAMERON Practical Cement Worker Manufactures Cement Walks, builds Foundations, Caves, etc. In fact all cement work neatly and promptly done. Address, Atkinson or O’Neill MNEILLBOTTUNG WORKS K. J.!MAR8H, Proprietor Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages CIDER MANUFACTURERS S. F. McNichols FLOUR and FEED All Kinds of Qrain Bought and Sold JOHN HORISKEY Drayman .*ur property handled without gmatihlnit It and delivered when and where you want It. KJ. C. HORISKEY Staple and Fancy Groceries Floor, Salt, Country Produce coasr anB"srs Flour and Feed K' Handle product of Stanton Mlllls, than which there Is no better flour made ~v7^lbertsT MP«< * DIALER IN Harness & Saddlery Goods Also Agent for Bliss Native Herbs, 200 days treatment for II and money refunded If not benefitted. Also Wheeler & 'Wilson Ball Bearing Sowing Mach. . . '_ A. A. SSass^oa® Abstract GiaHl Title Abstractors Office in First National Bank Bldg. -- SHORTHORN BULLS I AND HEIFERS SCOTCH tops on best BATES fami lies, 35 BULLS 14 to 2(1 mo. old. 2< HEIFERS and 10 COWS bred to oui tine Scotch bull MISSIES PRINCI 16402. Over 200 head in heard to select j from. These are the cattle for westeri men,as they are acclimated. Come anc j see them or write for prices. THE BROOK FARM CO., I J. K. Thomas, foreman.O'Nelll. Holt Co..Net F.C.GATZ MEAT _Markel i: WE SELL I Fresh and Curec I Meat of all kind: 11 fit II Allis PIT'-HT Idu I; * I 1.1 N!I may be secured by p It | I I It ' tl N our aid. Address, i 111 kill ■ B THE PATENT RECORD. Ill 1*11 M Baltimore . M I Subscriptions to The l'atent Record tl.ui per aunt: S T B VEIVS SPELLS STANDARD, SAM TY, and SHOO T STRAIGHT Our RULES, PISTOLS AND SHOTGUNS are i;. Derations past the experimental stage, and are HARD HITTING and ACCURATE-ALWAYS! Ask your dealer and insist | Send for uo-page iilus on our popular make. If trated catalog. If Inter you cannot obtain, we ship I cstcd In SHOOTING, you ! ire. t, carriage charges ought to have It. Mailed /re/aid, upon receipt of | for four cents in stamps to catalog price. j . over postage. I,Ou»attra. tive three-color Aluminum Hanger will be sent anywhere for to cents In stamps. J. STEVENS ARMS AND TOOL CO., P. O. Box 4095 CHICOPEE FALLS. MASS., U.S. A. HOTEL EVANS ONLY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IN THE CITY FREE BUS SERVICE W. T. EVANS, Prop. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE (First Publication August, 10) To JamosF. Griffith, Junius F. Toy and Fanners Loan St Trust, Company: Tm: are hereby notified that on November 30, 1904, L. A. Wight purchased at public sale for taxes for the yours 1899. 1U00, 1901 and 1902 tho fol lowing described tradlof land tu-wlt: Tho oti of uK of section 1», township 32n, ra ige Itlw, In Cleveland precinct, Holt county. N 1 hraska. Bald hind was taxed In the name of J F. Griffith. The time of redemption will expire November 30, 1906, 7-3 I. A. WIGHT. NOTICE (FirstPublication August 10) To John Hktrvlng: You are hereby notified that on November 80, 190.3, L. A. Wright pur chased at public sale for taxes for the years 1899. 1900, 1901 and 1908. the following dos crlded tract of land, to-wlt: The set., of sec tion 84, township 32::, range l(iw, In Cleveland preulnoi,. Holt county, Nebraska. Said land was taxed In the nutne of John Bklrvlng. Tho time of redemption will expire Novem ber 30,1900. 7-3 L. A. WIGHT. NOTICK (First Publication August 10) To Charles K. Minor: You are hereby noti fied that on November HO, 1903, L. A. Wight purchased at public sale for taxes for the year 1902 the following described tract of land, to-wit: The nV% of awM, and sw$4 of swv, and nw'i of se& of section I, township 27n, range lftw* in Francis precinct, Holt county, Nebraska. Said land was taxed In the name ofChas. K, Miner. The time of redemption will expire November HO, 1905. 7-3 L. A. WIGHT. BRIDGE NOTICE. (First Publication August 10) Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the county elerk, O’Neill. Holt coun ty, Nebraska, until noon of the 8th day of September 1905, for the erection of a pile and stringer bridge across the Elkhorn river about one mile west of Atkinson, Holt county, Nebraska, said bridge to be 160 feet long and 10 feet wide, with 16 foot spans. Bidders will be required to furnish their own plans and specifications. All btds to be sealed and marked “proposals for bridge.” The board of supervisors reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Dated at O’Neill, Neb., August 8,1905 E. 8. GILMOUR, 7-4 County Clerk. BRIDGE NOTICE. (First Publication August 10) Scaled proposals will be received at the office ol'-the county clerk, O’Neill, Holt coun ty, Nebraska, until noon of the 8th day of September, 1905, for construction of two pile and stringer bridges over two ravines or gulleys on section lino between sections Ha and SO, township 29,range 12, In Holt county, Nebraska. One of the bridges to be on line as above described about 35 rods north of the Elkhorn river and one about 10 rods farther north, both bridges to be 40 feet long and hi feet wide. Bidders will be required to fur nish their own plans and specifications. All bids to be sealed and marked, “Proposals for bridge.” The board of supervisors reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Dated 1 O’Neill, Nob., August 8, 1905. E. 8. GILMOUR, i 7-4_Connty Clerk. NOTICE (First Publication Aug. 10) To Peter Mohr: You are hereby notified that on the twenty-fourth day of November 1903 the following described real estate situ ated in Holt county, In the state of Nebraska to-wit: southwest quarter of section thirteer , township thirty, range nine west, was sole ae public tax sal*' by the treasurer of sale oouuty tor the delinquent taxes due thereor feu* the year, 1894, 1898, 1897, 1898,1899, 1900 1901 and 1902 to John l.orge of Randolph Nebraska, who received a certificate of tux sale therefor and who is present own | er aud holder thereof. In the year 1904 the said land was taxed and especially asscssec in the) name of Peter Mohr. The time of re> demptlon from said tax sale wili expire oi the 26th day of November, 1905. 7-3 JOHN LORGE, NOTICE ■ (First Publication Aug. 10) ■ To Arthur McGugan: You are hereby notified that on the fourth day of December 1903. live following described real estate situ atod In Holt county, in the state of Nebraski to-wit: east half or the southeast quarter o Bootion eleven, township twenty-seven, rang twelve west, and west half of southwest qiuu ter of southwest quarter of section twelve township tweuty-seveu, range twelve wesi was sold at public tax sale by the treasure I of said county for the delinquent taxes du thereon for tho years 1897, 1899, lyoO, 1901 au 1902 to John Lorge of Randolph, Nebraski who received a certificate of tax sale therefc t and who is present owner and holder thereoi ) In the year 1904 the said land was taxed am especially assessed in the name of David » ■» Moffat. The time of redemption from sat tax sale will expire on the sixth day of Dec fi ember, 1905. • 7-3 JOHN LORGE. Or. Price’s Cream Baking Powaei j World’s Fair Highest Award. S UPER I VS OR SESSIONS Official : Publication : of : Proceeding O’Neill, Neb., Aug. 9, 1905.—Board met pursuant to adjournment at one o’clock, p. in. All rngnbers present. The petition to wicorporate the village of Page was granted. On motion the following claims were allowed upon the general fund: .1 J Jtumsey . $1 10 ML Miller. 110 John Trommerhausser. 2 10 T J Cox. 8 00 W L Butler. 1 10 W C Bailey .' 1 lo C JI Post. 2 10 J 1L Ksrns. 1 00 Frank Boot. 1 40 P M Conger. 2 10 G it Tanner. 2 10 It C Schalier. 1 10 C C Mills. 1 10 I) G ltoll. 2 10 Chas lliglon. 2 50 D W Murphy. 3 80 Richard Jennings. 110 00 J A Pinkerman. 12 00 Adam Sigler. 22 20 D A Sinclair. 22 70 Jolinlt Beatty. 20 50 Chas Wesley. 20 30 John Fundas. 2 10 John Staples. 2 10 George ltees. 2 20 L S Butler. 1 10 Oliver Conner. 110 James W Jinc. 4 00 Robert Ramsey. 1 10 John Smith. 110 FSHunt. 25 00 J I) McClow. 1 io II F Groves. 110 S W Green. 2 10 S W Brion.:_ 2 10 G II Benson. 2 10 Chas Biglon. 5 00 W W Robbins. 31 20 “ 29 20 Wilson Swain. 6 io Frank Sliober. 12 70 it B Cross. 26 50 Joseph Davidson. 9 oo John P Baldwin. 7 00 J G Brown. 5 00 John A Lease. 10 70 Chas Ladley—.—. 10 20 A C Judd. 3 00 Emma Banta. 4 00 George Bootli_. 15 00 James Beck. 14 30 Thus Wyant. 11 20 Jesse Rumsey. 15 00 John Nolan. 40 10 P Reed. 10 80 John Rhodes .10 8o J D Selah. 14 10 Andrew Johnson. 3 20 Simen Simenson. 12 60 Lulu Whitehorn. 10 80 Ray “ . 10 80 Fred Granger. 9 80 Silas ltohr. 15 50 H F Itakon. 4io C A Townsend. 5 60 CC Thompson. 40 00 Ellen Fleming. 4 50 llenry Fleming. 4 50 John Eidman. 33 40 J A Wood. 10 50 William Gumb. 7 60 Fred Wise. 5 00 R W Moad. 3 50 William Gumb. 55 60 William Welsh. 27 40 Edith M Whaley. 3 10 James Morrow. 5 00 D I) Smith. 3 80 William Froellch. 5 20 “ “ .:. 3 10 W L Butterfield. 7 20 MattJeemmans. 12 50 F Reinke . 13 50 Clarence Newlon. 54 40 Chas Rumsey. 28 40 Ben Powell. 4 95 Chas Euders. 12 00 John Robertson. 4 00 Jas F O’Donnell. 2 10 Jas M Morgan. 10 20 “ “ . 2 10 N Harvey . 9 70 Jas C Da vis. 2 10 Mary Pahl. 10 90 Frank “ 10 80 Parker Mulford. 43 10 CF Thompson. 16 00 C D Dailey..... 5 70 Carl Baker. 4 50 Albert F Conway. 5 70 William Wise. 30 50 George C Byron. 2110 F A lloyt. 5 80 G L Roberge . 5 70 Herman Itakow. .3 50 William Townsend. 4 20 William T Haynes. 6 00 M A Whaley. 3 10 II A Rakow. 5 60 John Torey. 10 90 “ “ 5 60 Mrs John Twyford. 3 90 A1 Douglas. 12 20 “ 11 30 Isaac Granger. 10 70 Peter Kinch. 14 90 “ 11 10 90 Sid Ladd. 20 70 William Libby. 10 30 CC Hunter. 3 40 C D Keyes. 3 20 John Twyford. 2 00 C tl Howe. 6 10 Bertha Nelson. 6 10 D A Doyle. 2 10 “ .. 2 10 “ . • . 2 10 Andrew Clark. 31 20 “ “ . 13 20 W H Briggs.. 6 20 “ . ... 8 20 John Wiliiams. 27 50 John Moler. 2 00 “ 3 80 Joseph McCaffrey. 8 10 I D McClow . 14 20 . 14 10 J B O’Connell. 48 20 C A Moore. 10 10 William Miller. 54 40 Matt Cleary. 3 50 John Cleary. 3 50 1 MPSavaige. 15 70 i John Henning. 54 00 ' B G Almy. 10 80 - Harry Groves. 14 20 . Ethel Bain... 10 50 ; Joseph Kinch. 14 90 ? John Lock man. 33 30 > James Lahy. 14 7C H C Howard . 10 0C . Frank Greger. 6 0C i John Horsisky. 40 00 ( Chas Enders. 6 00 - Nate Harvey. 5 7o George Conard.:. 5 00 . L G Coburn. 38 0( “ 14 2( ' John Cook. 12 6( ChasCrosser. 5 1( L S Butler. (120 Walter Armstrong. 4 00 C Babcock. 10 50 Henry Wiese. 4 00 “ “ . 6 80 C W Moss . 4 10 Steve McGinniss. 110 00 Robert Marsli Sr. 42 10 CC Williams. 40 10 Frank Martin. 40 10 “ “ . 2 10 R II Madison. 53 60 Marry Lamb. 14 10 S A Harris. 15 40 W W Watson. 3 CO M Libe. 10 60 If G Howard ... 2 00 John Carton. 10 10 Chas Enders. 15 30 James C Davis. 4 20 Louis Shober. 15 70 Andrew Schmidt. 14 90 C A Stott. 15 50 C M Wcise. 8 80 W E Pickering. 33 10 William Fallon. 12 10 “ . 28 10 It II Mills. 24 10 “ . 10 10 J J McCafferty. 42 10 James N Blakesler. 5 50 Frank Oberlie. 4 90 William A Harvey. 5 80 Freeman Bowden. 13 30 William Dart. 16 00 Edward Miller. 16 40 Matt Jeimmans. 15 50 R Moon. 5 50 George Hunter. 21 60 Fred Dobney. 5 00 MPSavdige. 15 70 William Beck. 6 20 Lars Bartelson. 8 70 Chas L Brough. 15 40 John Kane . 48 10 “ “ . 2 10 John Rhode. 2 00 F S Hunt . 13 00 James Carney. 52 30 Henry Farrier. 4 00 Ross Enfield. 33 40 John O’Mally. 10 90 E E Perrin. 34 30 W A Murphy. 30 00 Robert Marth. 2 10 Frank Shober. 16 50 E E Perrin. 12 30 Clara E Brough. 15 40 Patrick Barrett. 42 40 It E Mu man.» 10 10 David Stannard. 2 10 “ “ . 2 10 Harry Proutv. 10 50 Clifford Thomas . 19 80 W A Olmstead. 0 50 John Crandell. 9 10 C N Lowery. 8 50 Claude Hancock. 5 10 C Harmon. 9 00 “ 28 90 William Hiscox. 5 20 Ernest McKay. 22 20 Itoy Smith. 14 80 James Fener. 17 50 Clara Brough. 15 40 It J Jarvis. 32 20 Ben Smith. HO 50 Grant Elliot. 5 75 Lincoln Shannon. 14 10 - •* 14 20 Rudolph Mitchell. 9 00 •• “ . 5 80 Roy Carmickeal. 15 50 John Cearns. 2 TO •• 15 00 William V Houch ... . HO 50 Thomas Richards. 4 00 Perry Randall. 11 10 C A Peterman. 4 10 Jesse Lamherson.. 4 00 Joint Elsbury. 4 00 John Smith. 17 50 T J Coyne. . 50 00 Charley Betcher. 5 20 Harry Transue. 4 60 James H Jennings. 10 60 Andrew Johnson. 7 HO O L Morse. 18 50 Fred Milner. .*.2 00 Fred Granger. 10 70 Mrs Chris Christiauson. 4 00 Chas Bigler. 2 00 Anna Kraelka. 2 90 Grant Hatfield. 26 10 Eleven Henford. 10 50 William Hobby. 3 90 Wallace Fullerton. 32 40 it it 1 ± Aft “ “ 14 4U William Cearns. 16 60 Perry Randall.. . 15 X) Neil Provost. 10 20 Joseph Tomjaek. 15 40 Chas L Brouoh. 15 40 George Krotter. 11 00 Kobt S Kerns. 1* 00 AS Ely. 35 30 Geo Gray. if 50 ltobt Rumsay. Id 00 Joseph Tom Jack. 15 40 L Eubody. 2 10 Myron Hollenback. 5 60 Thos Richardson. 4 06 George Post. 15 90 Oren Hinds.... 15 60 Laura E Whitehorn. 10 80 Hiram Hubbard. 29 90 “ “ . 14 70 Robert Ritney.. 6 00 Ben Johring. 2 10 C L Morse. 38 n0 Barney Burens. 8 90 T V Atkinson. 9 00 Charles Biglow. 11 00 Eliza Brennan. . 3 00 Charles Begler. 3 90 John J Hunt. H 96 Stuart Beck. 32 30 liert French. 10 90 Robert Hamilton. 1100 Lucius Snyder. 10 80 Joseph Snyder. 10 30 John Staples. Id 50 Clifford Shannon. 30 50 Joseph Tweedy. 0 20 Loyu Crawford. 25 50 Robert J Hood. 11 20 Mrs. Anna Kinich. 14 90 1) M Stewart. 5 00 Frederick Tweedy. 9 20 Frank Reckner. 4 00 Mlckeal Miller . 16 40 Elizabeth Miller. 16 40 JaincaP Scott. » 00 II C Howard. 6 00 PatGoyne.. J 10 George L Butler. 48 50 Col me r Ross. f jo Herman A Bremer. 31 60 Stephen Walker. 10 10 Lena Knlnch. 34 JO Ira Lapham. 2 10 James Mullen. 3 50 J A Pinkerman. 34 00 “ *• 24 00 ElleuC Traner. 4 00 W A Murpliy. 1‘2 oh A 1. Wilcox. 4 8j> U L Davis. *10 Chester Bowden... 7l B H Johring. . 4' 10 HM Bradley. 10 40 Samuel Beaver. 1J JJJ Duran Hunt. 3 GO Mrs Benjamin Smith. 30 50 Wm Sangster. 15 50 Eva Cohan. 15 30 Sam Brion. 2- 20 Lena Kmioh. 1*20 James m Morgan. if W W Watson. 530 John Robertson. o ou John Curry. 54 bu James Miller . 10 40 Mary Miller.. *00 Jacob Herchiser. 3 ou Stephen McGinnis. 108 0U Thos S Cleery. 3 ~0 SP Miller. 5 00 David Lamphier. 5 oo Chas Carlson. E KllUe..;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;; |» Joseph Knlnch. J4 90 I N 3 Butler. JO , Levi Van Valkeuburg. 5 uo Kate Niokolizeek. E’ do l K B Traver. 4 00 , John Moler . 1 80 It O Clifford. 4 05 1 John D DIerka. 14 10 I •• - . 14 . ' I Samuel Johns. '6f , Elmer Rouse. ,» V 1 John Carton. U J ) Ernest Heaver 5 80 P J Blglin ) J P Gallagher 2 10 “ 2 JJJ . K 8 Gllmour 2 00 George Tomelson 4 30 ' 2 00 James Breunan J 00 ) I D McClow 22 20 C L Bright 2 10 THOUSANDS OF Harvest Hands In northern Minnesota and North Dakota, to help secure an immense harvest. Special Low Rates VIA THE Great Northern Railway MANY HARVEST HANDS BECOME LAND OWNERS'-'-^ Kor rates and other information call on your local agent or address K. I. Whitney, Passenger Traffic Manager, St. Paul. Carl Crucker 13 30 TJ Oovne 44 00 Benjamin t.reeu 28 50 John C Kellv 4 40 0 L Bright 3 10 Clyde Hull " 18 30 8 10 Susanah llarrle 15 40 10 10 John Harvey !t ?o 8 00 LB Hanemun 4 30 “ 8 00 •• 14 10 JCHarnlsh 2 00 Fred Harrison 2 10 “ 2 00 Jno M Jackman 15 ;10 Emma Kmlnch 14 00 Sophet Traner 5 00 JW Fullerton 4 40 BTTrueblood 10 10 John Harvey 8 40 John Moler 3 00 Grant Hatfield 32 10 “ 23 80 W S Goree 65 00 " 5 80 Marrietta A Rons 3 90 Albert Coleman 30 50 Mel Putman 10 40 Hattie Gray 14 50 2 00 Henry Hook 7 00 Frank Hamilton 11 10 Mark Murphy 28 30 Thos Connelly 20 40 Pat McNiehols 10 20 A J Mohr 2 25 Wm Kelsinger 32 70 S C Smith 32 40 Arthur Snyder 1110 Louis Schober 12 00 Dr P H Salter 9 50 Simon Simonson 3 80 Arthur Snyder 13 10 Eun’e Butterfield 7 20 John O lnglis 33 00 J G Brown 33 50 Chas Pruss 32 40 E A Stott 17 50 Jas 1) Selah 14 20 Marley Marlett 25 00 EllaCearnes 17 00 M Christiansen 4 80 Thos Coleman 30 50 II M Banks 58 80 Frank Bltney 54 Oil J Booth 14 70 UansStorjohann 10 80 P F Thompson 2 10 •• 2 00 1! E Sturdevant 4 00 Clar'ce Simonson 2 10 Chas Spangler 6 00 Thos •• 3 UO Sam Berge 2 10 " “ 8 80 Wm Grofiln 4 00 Wm France 8 80 itobert Gallagher 5 00 JohnGruteh 6 70 JnoS “ 2 90 BTTrueblood 6 lo James F Hood 9 20 Wm llradstreet 18 50 T V Atkinson 33 00 J A Plnkerman 32 00 John O’Malley 34 90 H Hodgkin 11 80 Otias Friend 6 50 John Cook 28 60 ThosJCoyno 22 00 Thos Connelly 50 40 John Carton 32 10 Elijah Babcock 24 50 Christ Gantvie 2 10 Peleg Winslow 8 50 S 8 Wymore 56 00 Fred Teach 5 00 L M Thurlow 5 70 Colmer Ross 3 80 R Saunders 2 10 Roily Twyford 3 90 John Hytrek 18 00 Mark Murphy 34 30 P J Fritcbotr 4 00 P J Frlteholf 7 00 On motion the board adjourned un til nine o’clock tomorrow morning. F. W. Phillips, Chairman. E. S. Gilmour, Clerk. Peculiar Disappearance. J. D. Runyan of Butlerville, O., laid the peculiar disappearace of his pain ful symptons of indigestion and bili ness to Dr. King’s New Life Pills. He says: “They are a perfect remedy for dizziness, sour stomach, headache, constipation, etc.” Guaranteed to cure by P. C. Corrigan, Druggist; price 25c. (Wilmar & Sioux Falls Ry.) No. 323 No. 163 No. 164 No. 324 No. 326 Mixed Pas’gr Pas’gr Mixed Mixed Arrive Depart 6.10 pm 9.50 pm O’Neill 7.00 am 6.30 pm 6.30 am 6.20 am 5.00 pm S. City 11.50 am 6.20 am 5 00 pm Nos. 163,164 and 323 daily except Sunday; No. 324 daily except Friday and Saturday; No. 326 Saturday only. Close connections at Sioux City for all points. For rates and further information call on or address— W. E. West, Agent BUY T - • SEWING MACHINE Do not be deceived by those who ad vertise a $60.00 Sewing Machine for $20.00. This kind of a machine can be bought from us or any of our dealers from $15.00 to $18.00. WE MAKE A VARIETY. THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST. The Feed determines the strength or weakness of Sewing Machines. The Double Feed combined with other strong points makes the Kew Home the best Sewing Machine to buy. Write lor CIRCULARS iiSSS wo manufacture and prices before purchasing THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE GO. ORANGE, MASS. 28 Union Sq. N. Y., Chicago, 111., Atlanta, Ga., St. Louis,Mo., Dallas,Tex., San Francisco, Cal FOR SALE BY O. F. BIGLIN O'NEILL. NEB. OxWash BLUE rvSii For Sale By all . WISE yt hi TTT grocers Am i i l iT DIRECTIONS FOR USE! Wiggle-Stick around in the water. only J Double Track Jr RAILROAD yr Between Missouri River and Jk Chicago 'jk jv Direct line to St. Paul and Minneapolis. ^d Direct line to the Black ^ ^ Hills, South Dakota. ^ ^ Only line to Bonesteel, (p •• S. D., the Rosebud Indian «o I Reservation. -k Through sleeping car xT service to Omaha, making A direct connections at Om- ^ aha Union Station for A Chicago and all points east. jL No delays, no change of & cars, Northwestern all the way. Apply to nearest agent for rates, maps and time cards, or write to— JOHN A. KUHN. A. O. F. and P. A., Omaha !%%%%%*%%■ Chicago & Northwestern Railway TRAINS EAST tPassenger, No. 4, 3:00 a. m. •Passenger, No. 6, 9:40 a. m. •Freight, No. 116, 3:35 p. m. tFreight, No. 64, 12:01 p. m; TRAINS WEST tPassenger, No. 5, 3:35 p. m. •Passenger, No 11, 10:25 p. m •Freight, No 119, 5:32 p. m. tFreight, No. 63, 3:35 p. m. The service is greatly improved by the addition of the new passenger trains Nos. 4 and 5; No. 4 arrives in Omaha at 10:35 a. m., arrives at Sioux City at 9:15 a. m. No. 5 leaves Omaha at 7:15 a. m., leaves Sioux City at 7:50 a. m. “Daily; +Dally, except Sunday. E. R. Adams, Agent Scottish Sharon OF GREYTOWER 153330, Assisted by Imported KING TOM 171879. Both prize-winning bulls of the Pan-American, heads the Ak-Sar Ben home herd of Shorthorns. Young bulls for sale. J. M. ALDERSON & SONS, Chambers, - - - Nebraska O’N El L L ABSTRACT COM PAN Y Compiles Abstracts of Title $ THE ONLY COMPLETE SET OF AB STRACT BOOKS IN HOLT COUNTY JOHN A. ZEIMER, Prop. This hotel has been newly fitted up, freshly papered throughout and painted outside and in, every thing neat and tidy. Rates $1 and $2 a Day You patronage solicted. First door west of Brennan’s hardware.