October 21, 1897.
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT.
SUMMER TOGS
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Won't do for winter. The cold winds of November will soon be
after us and our "summer togs' will be sadly lacking. By all
odds the best time to buy is NOW.
Our stock, large and complete, giving
you great variety to select from. AN
OTHER POINT is the rapidly ad
vanrinv nrirps. Theie has been noth-
D v.vh TH viiQv ing iike !t iD twentv years- Thse wh
buy now will buy cheapest. No mis
take about that. No matter where you
live you can buy of us to your entire
.?,.,.!.., f"t a v ttl -Tra Knrin nee
D W is lar6e and thousands of men scattered
H (NM mmw over ten western states order their
V ,to0Vi' rlnthini? of us bv mail. Our Catalogue
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and samnles of woolens are sent free to all buyers of clothing. 4
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j We would ue giaa 10 senu mem iu you u juu win juui
name and address.
LINCOLN,
Lincoln, INebriiwlm.
: NEBRASKA 1
-ALL OUH-
THREE "BEAUTS."
"fiEATJTY" NUT MOO '
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Liacola Electro Medical Institute
WINDSOR HOTEL, COR, NTH AND Q STS,,
lilNOOIiN, - NEDIIASKA.
The Electric Fumigating Vapor Inductive Cabinet is used
daily. Also Tissue Builders, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Liver,
Kidney, Ovarian, Nerve, and Chronic diseases treated sue
-nccfnllv P.nnsnltation free. ....
J. H. WOODWARD, M, D, E, M. J. G. COTTER, M. D,
aary to balance tbeir necounts, return
ing it to the banks after it baa served its
purposp, and nobody u any wiser as
to the amount of actual fund in the
control and keeping of such treasurer.
This was especially uoticeablo in the case
of Hurrett Scott, ol Holt county, who
produced to tho county commissioners
money borrowed for tbe purpose, re
turned it to Hih banks and within a very
short period was ft defaulter to nearly
ouii hundred thousand dollars. It was
in this sort of accounting that 1 did not,
believe there was tiny virtue and did not
care to engngo. in. I felt it to bo my
duty to know where the funds were
rutin. r Hum tn have somebody clue's
funds exhibited (is belonging to the;
Htate treuHury. In doing this I con-1
wived 1 was complying with the law and j
giving to its requirements a sensible
construction -one iu which "the spirit;
niaketh alive w hile the letter killeth." I :
examined Mr. Hartley's accounts and he;
exhibited to me cash iu tho treas
ury and certificates of deposit
t t.ntiLri in the state.
where he had the money on deposit for'
safekeeping, lor every dollar 01 wnicn
be could be held responsible. These cer
tificates of deposit and evidences of
ritit which he held in the banks had nil
the evidences of genuineness nnd there,
was uot the slightest iniiicauon in any
particular that the money which It pur
, ported to represent was not honestly
.and justly to bis credit there, to In called
Iof whenever it might be required by hii
order for its iuteaimeul from the Hoard
of IMuciitiomtl I .and ntid Funds.
Hear in mind that tln fuel of this
BHiUr.V being deposited ill (liffereUl bull In
was n condition that existed when 1 ex
amined the iiviotiirtr's books a d a con
dition which rxted, which was upheld
which was t-ndoracd, which was deft uihsl
by r pubheaua, under a republican rule
ad n-gnne, in lbs affairs ol this slat for
number of year past. II it w as wrong
I that lime, it was wrong the day b
for-, it was wrong duniig lb canipaigu
pn-o-ilmg that liui aud every republican
fa Ih ial whit supported t l.w r utl.
raw iIkt Md lbs republican a dm ml
tration of etlaira, waarquaily ttanaiuaibf
(or Ibat wrong, titer aint nilt.-r pr
rtnbeg at, every niemU r of tb auprvm
tuurt,ry wtiiitr ol tb .iiiutv,
nry well tuional la-raon ihiougboui
Ike iat knew that Ibis hioiiry was not
kr I ia Ih iramy ", u la Ih
ftalnra id tbit v 11 iottld tsl.pt
tin lu rl , and that It only nf-t V
lay In lis ltv-imet as the U ihmU,
far Its I vi ft! t lbs . I.m l t i ll iS ol
ip I a If. r Mis nni.tc br Sit upSloa
tl Jmif Tost, IK r ul ikh rtb'l n
ltt v lrl OS a p'a ! lb lrv
fUII, k M iKia kbf 1 1 sdr abtitlu r I
bob 'I i.i.it. for it i ! !
lib i Bw a 'Sw lar ia tbv
i ts, it 1 1 I
t iiti,to Ike fvraiisg ii a.
ki ittfwit a i'i I .xvii ik
l lulorl'ili til- tiP.n
itw e ,. h.-i imiI :
ijl'l ll.M i it til 't' I 'M ol lbs
Il l' H I ln loal tafck was
l$y t i its te in.m I II !
tat.s. tl l ! I tott'ik Ills'
iitiv .'! Hit k a Ikv va'Bisj
.l Ik 1.1,0, 1st Its kvbilular
tk!wvlly lb d ilva 1.1 tb iru
fnul code, have intended to require the
imnoundinir of nublic tunas in speciain
tho vaults of the treasury for another
and sufficient reason, viz, that the state
had then, as it has now, no sulllcient
vault in which to securely keep them
We take notice, too, for it is a matter of
common notoriety that treasurers nave
never kent the funds ot tne state in
actual cash in the vaults of the
treasury, and we may safely
assume that they will never be so
kept, since no treasurer could give the
required bond who was suspected of an
intention to intrust the millions for
which he is accountable to the utterly
insufficient security provided therefor by
tbestiite. A change so radical to
amount utmost to a revolution of the
financial policy of the state and vhich
must result in multiplied embarrass
ments, owiug to the inadequate provis
ions for investment of our rapidly in
creasing school fund, should not be sanc
tioned upon any such doubtful ground
as an amendment to the criminal code,
designed to prevent the embexlemeut
by officers, of public funds entrusted to
them for safe keening."
provisions for investment of our rapidly
increasing school fund, should not b.i
sanctioned upon auy such doubtful
ground as tin amendment to the Crimi
nal Code, designed to prevent the embez
zlement, hyolliccrs, of public funds en
trusted to them for sufe keeping."
If it was required that this money
should be in cash iu the treasury vault
of the state at the time of the account
ing between Mr. Hartley and myself, it
should have been there a year previous
aud for several years Mom. It should
have been there at all times thereafter.
It will uot do to say, aud the proponi.
lion is absurd, that lor the purpose ol ac
counting tne money should be temporari
ly brought into the treasury vault, but
that at ol her limes it should be iIi kw
I ted iu tbs banks auder tbedirrctlou aud
control td lbs stats treasurer. Had
then been an j thing iu tbs law to Indi
cate that Ibis accounting should tat in
actual rash, by lbs same parity ol
raoiiiUft it would I required that tb
ai-iual csh should I in tbs treasury
fault at all times and aiidr all tirvum-
tames, licept wb-r deposited in the
twit tlepoaitortv. This was uot tbs
roadilroa when lb at counting was bad.
It as soi lbs t'oioliiioii prior to thai
Ion nor me lieu. Kf wll lu
tr Hied ron know thai litis iuom.-v,
wbiib couid not t il w"i!(''l I 'I ,WpMiii
rv bask, S..I kepi in si'tiMlrnnu
la Id trv.ioury axil, la mat aitouul
leg II n diliwl Ibat ovr
;i.ioiio Mit,alioMsl tnud
w, r d. h.i. in ll vault ol oits ol
tu U ol'iitf UtslkSol llmlalw, Ullur
4K la in slur uuiuuai r dtuMll
la olK, r l' htt, A t wvr tl an, dear cut
,. hi. o Iku ib'tt V biln.
lrvrr i um a miiiei IwUmg'Kg
to b . it, e. ln. S b Hogbl rli in
at mm Cue It a l'HOv., Will sy
m. ih, will asv -tu lat btlsewi
Wis la IS l4l -,i, Unh lb t itvaiw-
i.t s4r skhH I hi and l,i4ie
ltriit sad Ms lift ts bled atvousl
! iir la u sy ib v are, thai it
s dtf l.t iaU ss-l ,raan I Ibat
Ikstl.ti Irvaaarrr silltlraw nil ki
I'toiH-a til sintt. y Iniiii k
Uisk a t i was daMttd nn4
I put it into the treasury vault? If such n
course were required by law 1 would have
endeavored to euforce it were it to break
every bank in tbe state. But it was not
so required. If it were it could have had
brought nothing but disaster and ruin
to the finuuciiil interests of the state,
could have resulted iu nothing but the
wrecking and depleting of many banking
institutions, solvent ut the time but in a
critical condition because of the disas
trous finuncial condition and the severe
drought through which this state had
passed the season previous. Not only
that, but I would have been met prompt
ly by u process from the court in line
with its other decisions tbut this money,
until invested, was under the control
aud keeping of the stata treasurer and
that I as goveruor could not determine
aud had no right to determiue in what
manner ho should keep tbe fundsentrost
ed to bis cars and keeping by tho choice
of the peoitle. What else can bo said In
tbe face of these conditions and iu tbe
face of what actually occurred tbaa that
thero Is a desfa'ruto attempt being made
to bring reproach upon me because of
the shortcomings of others and btcauso
1 have burn au instrument in bringing ex
posure to tho extravagant mul-udminis-t
ration of affairs by republican state of
ficials and those appointed to serve in
Important public positions?
Not only did I require a full and com
plete accounting from Mr. Hartley at the
beginning of his second term, but during
each semi-unniial period thereafter 1 re
quired from him a report in writing, aud
these are the only reports that are on
file iu this olflce 'nade by any state treas
urer, showing in detail tbe amount of
moneys on baud, the amount deposited
iu the different depository bunks mid
where deposited, and, in fact, a complete
exposition of the condition of the state
treasury at tbe close of each semi-uunuul
period. This is all I could do under the
constitution and the law. This was
done, and hud never been doue prior
thereto.
A republican legislature was in session
at the time of the approval of Mr, Hurt
ley's bond, aud wars there any occasion
for the belief that the state treasury wus
uot iu a satisfactory conditioa, this leg
islature, und it alone above uny other
power, w 11s provided by statute and by
its own inherent power with authority
to investigate regarding all such mut
ters. Itut the republican legislature, the
friends of Mr. Hurt ley, and every repub
lican today who has complained about
these things that have transpired iu
times past, were as silent as the grave,
K.K'tiou Ml 15 of the compiled statutes
provides "all the books, papers, letters,
and transactior.s pertaining to theoffico
of treuMirer, shall be open to the bisec
tion of a committee of the legiHlative
assembly or either branch then ot, to ex
amine aud settle all accounts and to
count all moneys; and when tliesm
cesHor of any auch treasurer shall be el
ected and qualified tbe state auditor
shall examine und settle all tbe accounts
of such treasurer remaining unsettled,
and give him aceriilled statement show
ing tie balance of moneys, securities,
and effects for which bo is accountable,
and which bave been delivered to bis
successor, and report the same to the
legislative assembly."
Iu no other place in tho statutes is
such latitude and unlimited authority
given for the examination of tbe condi
tion of the state treasury as is here
given to tbe legislature. If 1 bave failed
in my duty, this legislature failed ten
fold more in tbeir duty. Hut further.
Of the moneys of which Mr. Hartley is in
default, f200,000 is for enrrent funds.
Reckless, indeed, would be the individual
who for one moment would insinuate
that I was in tbe remotest degree con
nected with this shortage of over f 200,
000. The legislature made an approi ri
ation to reimburse the sinking fun '
Scarcely bad tbe act become a luw than
a voucher, adjusted by the republican
state auditor, approveJ by a re
publican secretary of state, was made
out iu favor of Mr. Hartley, not as state
treasurer but in his individual capacity.
and upon which a voucher was druwu in
his favor, registered, and by him taken
to a leading bauk iu Omaha and there
negotiated und tbe money disposed of
or dissipated in some way unknown to
me. 1 his warrant, lees than ten days
prior to tho expiration of Mr. Hartley's
t tiii of office, was paid and cancelled.
Not one step in the entire transaction
was known to any one,, so lar as my
knowledge goes, except these republican
state officials und the bank officials who
negotiated the sale of the warrant. Yet
these arrant hypocrites would bave the
people of I he htate of Nebraska believe
that I In omc way have been direhct in
my duty because of this loss of over two
hundred thousand dollars to I lie people of
the state. To w bat depth of infamy will
they go iu order to distract the atten
tion ot the Mople from their own crimes
mid misdemeanors?
To return to the school fund, more
than three hundred thousand dollars
of which was uot accounted for by Mr.
Hartley at the float, ol Ins second term.
What is tbs condition of this fund and
how has It been managed? The legisla
ture undertook to huv His state treas
urer buy state warrants with it when
there was no money in the general fund
nnd thsiiupreme court held it could not
do it. Tbe Hoard of Kdueatioual Lands
aud Funds undertook to direct I be stat
treasurer to purchase state warrants
with this uninvested school fund aud
hold them as au inveatmeut for lbs Ism-
eflt of tb school children of Nebraska, A
case was mad up and the supreme court
held that ucb Investment could not b
mad unl.'s at the pleasure aud wilb the
collar nt of lb person boldmj tb war
rant. Tb aupmme courl bas In I art
givsn u a line of uVcUioii from the vrv
beginUlUg, Whit b IU trff.4'1 prmiitl Ilia
l.iia irvsaurer ! kwp this enormous
fund under hU own control, rnrw and
custody a lempialion in iUwif tolraud,
liinHautte la ultliwaud tb l.iU atiuii.
(tiring HIV lerill ol tittle I lulHired In
iiitrliii!y Iu rioa lb iuvwaliueat of
this lull I a id lt provide. I in I
aillt lb stubhom, lid opptMitlou tl
tha r-pullM'.tll lovoibrra ol Ilia IhkiM
td I. Iit.aii nl I. au la its I 1 11 ud',
and latwalHivau Hi iale warrants, ifli
as ar so U'lii mi. t l- rv lt and
hiund to tw aiNtaclorr la rvery way, lit
aivi.rdsiK with lb law and thtrly
iiialiit,a ot I lla Mitma f,nj,l, i
lh tepai,iea anray g-u"f nl l..i l l.t
b nnalii W h-i ran no In inu.
a Hh th aiittiwi stttUlsciitia load e.m
rvre-l loll lot' uiiialul. I I lieu
, a.ittrfd o MfDr Id tuvMttl 4
this 4e f'lttd in t Sited !.! t.i'M I ,,
a t'ifl alnett to, v,li. oljt'iinit r ii' I
M,aitlf m urvd, and njmn ml wiltt
ih ni iMMiiMia td M r.'iiil.'i ait io,n.
o tliv b.wtrd ttf ail'ii s'l'.a il laixl
as I t.ta I, a strolls' d ,blrH,ia l
as thai aiat i imt ( it la IW
arrant. I lba Israel ttty al
Fortune
One of the Safest is
Ladders to
Are the kind most desired.
Economy in Buying.
True Economy is Always Found Here.
Underwear
Offerings.
Ladies' fleeced cotton vests and punts,
our regular ?fio quality, cucli ,.
Ladies' etrn weight, fleeced cotton vents
and pants, Mulshed senilis, 4uc quality,
euch
Ladies finn ribbed, natural grey merino
vests und pants, !0c values, each
Ladies' flue ribbed iiaturul luilf wool vests
and pants, pants made with I' reiii li
liitmls, worth 7fii', rncb . ,
17c J
0
New
Dress Goods
II piece all wo'j) mixed dress goods,
a yard,
wool storm Merge,
0 VI pieces 4 Inch all
fti navy, in vet la sod brown, our rrgulsr
V 4 li.c qiniliiy, next wees, a yard, ,,..
0 Ail wiwl M I111I1 black Merge
Ladies extra fine quality ribbed vests and
35c
4 45 inch all wool French Herffe, black,
25c g
50c I
21c g
33c 5
69c $
47k 0
$
50c
$1.97
Inch black flirnrctl dress toods. all tbs
f newest shades, a yard, ,,,.,,-.,,..,.
fit ll t M Sill ft 1 1 fit tiabl M f IS I at ttKllliJ tl It in 4 atX atX A
French bands, I.Mq.mllty, ,.,., Jh ,)) 4 M ' vvotd Herjf, tlmibls warp, a.
1 ' s.wwr ited Vlors our rcg, o.'it! qual,, a yd..
Ladles' natural bslf wool union suits, half (t 1 AAi--...,.
open, regular f 1.60 grade, each $ I .UU J ''
Children's heavy fleeced cotton union suits, OCi Nt'W f'OOtWCflf.
with drop scuts, eacl, L nf MM ,rftck proof
Children's flue natural merino Florence mid ksngsrts, calf sboes, button or
, (leered union suits, open across slioul- pA f lace, coin or opera toes the let wear
tier, drop seat, all siws, per suit DXJv iuK ,,"u Uw '"m-bct, a pair,
Children's natural wool union suits, all
si.es, per suit , ,
Children's heavy fleeced rot toll vests and
pants, all si,cs, 'iUc. quality, eacl
Children's extra fine fleeced cotton vests
and pants, finished seams, all sien,
regular Itftc quality, eseh,,.. , , , ,
Hoys' heavy ribbed fleeced cotton shirts
and drawers, siz-es ill to each
1,(1(1!' vlci bid, 'bill too or Isce shoe, welt
sole, rxcellcnt value, perfect tlltlng.djrt J A
I4C t Misses a lusil and dress shoes, rsnglng inAf) A A
0 prices upward from "7c to, kpaCVv
f m f. We are now showing tbe finest line of 13
shoes this depart mo nt ha tver pod
r lained,
2 i '-s
I'crcalc. Special.
6icj
4 Nsvy blue Heresies, VI inches wide, mill lengths, f
4 u yard, ,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,,. v
N'svy blue 1'i rcali . 'Ml inches a ble, mill lengths, "T -regular
loc quality, a yard . V
Cotton Cashmeres.
30 pieces India Cashmeres, block ground, fancy
, figures, 10c goods, a yard, ,',
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Send for
Fall and Winter
Catalogue.
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Nand 12th Sts. One-Half Block Lincoln. Neb.
INl;.JKA5KA'J UKUAIUM mAll UKIJUK MUUMi. Q
tention to the purchase of couuty reg
istred bonds, the only other kind of se
curities mentioned in the constitution,
an I by my individual efforts, unaided in
any way, secured the tmrrhasw by the
board of over a hundred thousand do!
IttrtiflliH entire amount in vex tin) dur
ing my fir-1 term of tiffin. ICvery dollar
of this fund could have been and should
have been invested prior to the expira
tion of Hartley's second term, nnd even
before that, for that mutter; but It wus
not done because of the active asaiNt
ance, aid, co-operation und con
sent of republican ofllrinls, the re
publican pre and party lenders
throughout the slate. If this fund
hud been invested lis it should have,
been, no defalcation would huv taken
place. Tbe money wus on baud ut the
the beginning of Mr. Hartley's second
term of office. Instead of thr or four
hundred thou-nnd dollars, every cent td
It should have been nnd could bavs been
Invested, and not a dollar of it lost to
the statu.
ll in Illustrate another fact as to
tbe condition of tints funds, It aid be
borno in mind tbut iiIih from the two
hundred thousand dollar-, representing
Ihs amount colli-clcd on tin, aiiiking fund
warrant, drawn iu Mr. Hurtley'a fuvor,
and about which I could know nothing,
the relllitilldel of I'l.ll.iioo oti, repr
eiite. I iIih educational fund iu his
limi'l. The lutnN, ns, abov stalial,
wei kept by him and could not, under
lb dim noil i, h Supreme Court, 1st
depoaitftj uudi-r deH,itory bond In
banks tlea'gualvd its stale depositories
wlore lb current fund mut under the
U be kepi, Jut at til floaa of Mr,
iitrlli' tvriii of olflce, and when II wa
ktioau Ibat h was required In a.'oiiiil
lor Hie- bind, be praeuti Ihrm d
tiiiailorv bonds, inakllig I tic oilier
liitak into ib'ttoallorlim. The, bolida
sera not preaeul.-d and Were Hot acted
11 ;.,.n mi III linr lb I inn' dial le Mita ra
il nr.'.l to it'.oiiiil lo lo aue. w-nr, I
i.l,.i 1. l ,111 I j.lill. t.'.l Mifalltst lb !
,r.i tl i,f ,u, r mora dei.Mllo v b lldt
1 1- e,t ill Ilia li,ari,i (o I In. IMIIH when
Mr. Il trliv won! I m rqnr lo aifunnt
f it nil bind, and bet iM d iaiiifv
li.tl. k I. t'l laeti d ilgiiale, nllllr'lil and
a at pl, lo toter al enrirnl binds wbifk
ntiii I ! , pMit 'i,'i,!,i, Si.tsnh
l,n.l,ii4 11, f til )m'loH, Ihvae I life ib
lM,,i.,v lii, . U mvt apr'.t- bv lb
r-pnlltt tin hMhmv gio-al and iha
I -1 il. I . us I f d alula, and, Wllh
toil in api'fol, wbitb II lawsttt
Html la bs l, lb I'SSk War ibaiw
S ill") MS alal tl. a.ilorka. At lbs
lima til M ibaiMHslloM ta lb'e
basks bad Is Ibeir wis'ioa lOref I I
bni'de.l and laruli Ian IkoiKsnd d'l1'
1st (l-'lV.t'iK)). Ikisiuuaey,! am sat
'I
KIMBALL BROS,
Wholesale and Itetail Dealer.
MftRBLe, GRftNITe A SLftTG
for building tod cemetery work. Several hundred hnikhed
Monument! of modem design always on hand.
SAVE MIDDLE MAN'S FR0F1T AND DEAL
DIRECT
Write for cuts and prices. A personal call preferred. Address,
Cor. 15th and O Sts., LINCOLN, NED.
fld, hud been In these banks for a con
siderable wriod id lime and was lu fact
chool mouev and belonged lo tli" edu
cational funds aud not to the current
fumls. Hy tins ncliou, however, Mr.
Hartley was ermilifi to credit as cur
rent funds Una f JU'J.IKHI, which ror!v
Is'longed to the eduenliobnl fand, and
In Itaatead lo dissipate and misappropri
ate an etjuul nmount ol current fuuds
which be had accumulate I during tb bisl
sis itioiitba ol bis lucuiiibi nry by failure
to pay auy slat warraul, and id which
according lo bin report submitted Nov,
.'PI, 1 Htm, preceding tbe etpirnlion id
hi term id ntllce, lhtnerl fund alone
aiiioiinted In "iMtl(;i7iHlll. Vel war.
rant al this urn wer nulstaiidiiig
against ibis fund lor many time thai
amount, Hy tbi action of In fellow
rt'pul.l run atal tithViat Mr, Hartley
was a rmilled to tiilni nut id the school
money a bu ll ha lo on band and
whlt'b bould bar Iss 11 turned or. rto
bi tlcct aaor, I lit IHIi id oter J JII.IIOH
and luih b boiilil bv ln cimi.
ll,, to ano 11 11 1 lor out ol lb g.neral
bind wlm It h ha I nl osed Iohi. iimhi
laiaudlor whsh by ll.i sit bws
permitted In uballlill Iiim.I ii.
1 Ma diet alone aivounl br lbtl
III 1 .11 111 td ai lioiil Itioln it act US II V held
bV bun SS ! load tunnel lielil l.i
Ibirly dst td H dal td lb riplr.tll.iit
td il lerm td t.t r,
In lb ft I id H tbU, I hata l-t It
lan.lrrd, viblV l and U'V ai liosal .U
fled In niilVr lo iliniir lb 101 b. It I
I In lb Unple, Hi botitl I llo lili til
S. blSk, ba I iil llill lbia lsi'l.an-1
j 11 nli.l. iiH aaail It ir u 'anx !
; l .hel) I II HlMttiMS
'leHllii I I. a in li. r,
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good and tb supply fuir, Quolut pi let
aiibject to market chniigai.
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bale sell the lice'. Only top grades
bring top prices, Dive us tl ti ut
ber o' bale and sight of hsv lu each
car and prompt iiolic of liipmsnts.
V are paving ln-dav track ber lor
No. com, 'i le; No. .'I wbil oats Ht.
V ar alwar on lb market t i buy
or sell, Nr itu vsst II tv Co.,
Ilmaba, Neb.
Jarr IHs'.
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utgert raa rep..ri-l that I bey ciuld
not ugre and wr dus bargetl,
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st tivr sad bos.l regulator svw laads.
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