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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1889)
4, The Sioux County Journal. Publneied every Thursday. o Subscription Price, fci.OO LLNhmm, - - - Editor. Entered the Harrlaon itost otbne a aee Md elsa matter. Thitkdav, Skpthibkk 19, Eesiiblirsi Mle Coaveutlo. The republican electors of the state, of Ne braska are requested to wnrt dcleg-atea from the several countie to meet in convention at the opera bouae in the city of Huntings on Tuesday, October"", im. at 8 o'clock p. in, for the purpose of placing in nomination candidates for one associate Justice of the supreme court, and two member of the board of regent of the state university, and to'transact'auob other bunine-aa a' way be presented to the convention. The several oountiea aretentitled"fo, 'repre aentation aa follows, lx-ing baaed upon the vote east for, Hon. (ieo. H. HaBtingH, presi dential elector, in M. gi1ng one delegate at large for each county, and' one for each 1J0 vote or major fraction thereof. (TbU gaper jivea only tio counties iinortbTSe braaka from Madison west. Antelope - 10 1 Keya Paha - Box liutt - I Knot - - - 8 ltrown - SI Ilerce - 4 Cherry - 6 1 Sheridan llawea - I sioui - 3 llolt 14 lti'reconiuienUed that no proxies be al lowed to the convention except aueh a are held by persona re1d1ng . in the countiea from which proxieH are given WUT M. SEELV, I. I). RlCHAHIW, Secretary. Chairman. With thin issue The Journal begins tlie second year of its existence. During the year past it lias, as is tlie cast) with alt newspapers in the west, had many pbstacles to overcome aud many un pleasant things to encounter. But these have been surmounted and tlie future appears bright Within tlie past few months a large amount of new material has been put into the office and other improvements made; qpr sliall we stop at that, for it is the intention to make it pne of the best newspajiers in this part pf the country. , We thank the people for their patron age in the past and hoping to merit a continuance of their support we shall always be found working for the advauc ment and prosperity of Harrison and Sioux county and for tlie interests of the home seekers who come to this locality to better JJieir condition. Respectfully, Tup Publihhkrs, Win. Bailey has purchased the Whit pey Champion and wilj conduct the paper in future. Senator Sherman has returned to Ohio o assist in the re-election pf Gov. Fora ger. There is no sulking in his tent about Sherman. He is a true republican all tlie way through. v S. S. Cox of New York, died last week. He was sixty -five years old and had been sick but two weeks. His death will be sincerely mourned, for he had a great many friends and admirers ajl over the land. Dun's trade review states that the con dition of business all over the country is in excellent condition and the prospects for a good, fall trade in all departments is bright. The general tone of business is strong and general prosperity prevails. Sheridan county voters will decide at tjhe coming election whether the com missi-iners shall issue $10,000 bonds for tlie purpose of erecting a court house. Ilooks like a small amount to build a court bouse, in a county like Sheridan. A great railroad freight rate war is in progress between the lines from the sea board to Chicago, St Paul -and other points. This will be a good thing for the merchants who are just getting their fall stocks of goods from the east. Two legislators in Georgia attempted fjght a duel a few days ago. One of them appeared at tlie appointed place with his second ready o ' fight After waiting thirty-six hours for his antagon ist he left the field. Probably both' were satisfied with the result John Hopkins University is in bad shape financially, in fact it is bankrupt Its endowment consisted of Baltimore & Ohio railroad bonds and as the road bankrupt, it drags the university down with it' It is to be hoped that the noted institution, of, learning will be yet res- qu$d and made to prosper. Three men were recently shot in a sal opo located in a strip of territory between Omaha and South Orpiyk which belongs to neither of the cities and consequently is not voder the jurisdiction of the mu nicipal officers. Such strips of territory usually get to be a den of Ties and ought to be made a, part of the iacorpor ajted territory. Bmdstmt's London, correspondest es- UmaVMi that Europe wiltaqair 8K0$w, 0 bushels of, wheat, this yea a asaJoft ' 196,000,000, last year, With Sort crops in Russia and, India and. Hun rary, m4 large crops in the United flpataa, this means higher prices, agrjcul tpral prosperity and good Itjaws for ev Cliauwv M. lciew tarn returned from Euroi and in s asking of the gTeat ex position in Puis, khvk tliat it was tlie pumtest tiling of tlie kind ever gotten up, but lie aials tliat lie was deeply mor tified by tlie comparatively poorsliovviiur made by tlie United States. It i greatly to be regretted tliat this nation did not Lave a creditable exhibit Tlie Lincoln Journal is still tryin.tr to holster up tlie theory of Dr. Billings tliat inoculation is the way to prevent liog cholera. It may be able to make some people believe it, but those who lost hundreds of dollars worth of hogs for permitting the exjieriiiient to be tried in tlielr lierds will not be opt to agree with tliat pajier. Tlie Dawes county fair liegins at Cliad ron on Sept 25th and will continue four days. A good deal of lianl work lias been done and tlie fair promisus to be a good one. By the way, we notice tJiat Dawes county captured a number of prizes at tlie state fair, which indicates that northwestern Nebraska is coming to the front A man bv the name of George Davis was arrested in Dawes county a few days ago, charged with sending a threatening letter through the mail. U. K. Attorney Pritcliett and Depnty Marshal Wheeler made the arrest Dav is had hearing before U. S. Court Com missioner Levi li. Sweat, who placed him under $300 lionds to apear before, the Uuited States court at Omaha pn November 15th. On last Friday the Paddock ra house at Beatrice, recently erected by Senator A. 8. Paddock, was formally opened. The event was one of the pleasing ones for the bright and growing city of Beatrice, and all the people feel very kindly towards Senator Paddock for the confidence he exhibited in the place by the investment of the amount of money necessary to build and equip such a structure as the hotel and oiera house. A meeting of the republican state league will lie held at Hastings on Mon day, Oct 7th at 8 p. m, A full repre sentation of the republican clubs of the state is desired. Each club is entitled to one vote for each fifty meniliers or major fraction thereof. This organiza tion did much good during the last cam paign and it is to be limped tliat it will be greatly augmented year by year. In organization there is strength and it is a good plan for the republicans to keep up as full an organization as possible. The future of Nebraska, Wyoming and Colorado, savs an exchange, is closely bound togetlier. The prosperity of one will be promoted by the prosperity pf all. As the resources of the mountain states will lie developed by the influx of capital and population, the necessaries of life will be drawn from agricultural and commercial Nebraska, while in turn the people of this state w-ill lie supplied with coal and petroleum frpm Wyoming and with lead and iron from Colorado. A terrible storm struck the Atlantic coast on he 10th inst. A large number of wrecks were caused. It is reported as the most severe storm that lias lieen ex perienced for fifty years. At New York a good dtial of damage was done, and at other points along the coast the reports of damages are heavy. This year seems to be likely to prove an exceptional one in the way of disasters and crime. It is to be hoped tliat this will be tlie la.st one for the year. The record of violent deaths occurring during he year 1889 will in all probabuidy exceed, tliat of any previous year. A party of fifty workingmen were sent some time ago to investigate the condition of tlie Laboring classes in the countries of Europe, by the Scripps igue. The pary arrived, in New York last week and they rexrt tliat the labor ing classes of America are in far better condition tlian in any place they visited that the workmen are better paid and that the machinery usd on the other side of tlie ocean, is not be compared with tliat in this country. In some dis tricts in England women, some of them sixty years old work as blacksmiths, at the forge. While in some instances the laboring classes in tliis country may have something of which to complain, still, taken as a whole, the condition of the working classes of America are far superior to that of tlie corresponding class, in Europe. Tlie great powers of Europe are still following tlie tactics of making a great outward showing of good feeling and at the same time making preparations for war. What the result will be is hard to telL out at the present it looks as if the war cloud must burst in the near future. The present condition is straining the finances of these countries so that they will soon be on the verge of bankruptcy. With the shorty crops in Europe and the probability of war within ym next yeaj. the ptospectji are good, for excelleat prices for produce for the farmers of the United SutW. But with he Improved inUunentM of war. npw in, the hands of the arqjues of the v(orH it is not lkety thaa war could last long, for erwn In the crowded cities of furopa men enough could not be gather to keep up hostilitiei fpraloo perigi A. E. Touzalin, one of tlie best known railroad men of Ndmiska, died at liis teuiiorary residence at HeiinniKton, Vt, on last Thursday night In tlie early davs of Nebraska's settlement Mr. Tou- zalin did much to attract people from tl east to come to Nebraska, and many of tlie eop)e living in tlie eastern jjort of tlie state, especially along tlie lines of tlie B. & M., with which the deceased was connoc-ted, would say tluit tliey were first attwted to Nebraska by tlie adver tisements to which were attaclied tlie name of A. E. Touzalin, land commis sioner of the B. & M. He liad many warm personal friends in this state who will deeply regret his death. It is repoj-ted as a settled fact tliat Judge Grotf, of Oinalia. w ill be apjioint ed commissioner of tlie general land offi. This, like almost all of the aj pointments made by the present admin istration, is a good oue. Judge Groff is recognized as one of the ablest jurist in the west and his great legal knowledge will greatly assist him in performing tlie duties devolving ujwjn him as commis sioner of the land otlice. The apioint ment cannot but give entire satisfaction to the ()ple of the west, and esjmcially to the residents of Nebraska. Latex: Since the above was put in tye the new of the apjioiiitment of Judge Grolf as commissioner of the gen eral land office has lieen received. Sena tor Paddock has worked liard for tjus appointment and feels justly elated over the result. The work of trying to get a jury the Cronin murder case is still dragging along in Chicago. So far not one man ias lieen found who was satisfactory to tlw attorneys oil both sidei. More than one hundred and fifty men have been called, examined and dismissed. It be gins to look as if the same tactics will mve to lie resorted to to get a jury as Mark Twain tells ulsiut in the "Gilded Age." In tluit case it was necessary to select men to try his character Laura, on the cliarge of murder, who knew nothing at all in order to lie certain that they knew notlung alxiut the case to le t'ied. The fact of the Clan-na-geal lieing in question iu the Cronin case, and the calling in question of religious lielicf and practices causes the lawyers to question every candidate for juror very closely as to his religious belief and relations with the church. It mav drag along until all the "suspects" die of old age. James, Tanner lias resjgned (lis posi tion of commissioner pensions. He gives as his reason that such differences existed between himself and Secretary Noble relative to the conduct pf the pension department tliat the general good of the admistration seemed to de mand his resignation- n many respects Corixiral Tanner made a good pension commissioner, but it seems to, oe tue general idea tliat he liad said some things, which placed him, in an eiiilnn' rassing position. It is possible that the duties devolving upqn the commissioner of pensions were greater than Tanner could, bear. It, is not always the case that he who lias lieen faithful over a few tilings is fit to be made ruler over many and it frequently happens that a person w ho can run a small business successfully attempts to manage a larger concern and gets into, water thiit is too, deep for him, and consequently he makes a signal failure of tlie undertak ing. This may liuve been the case with Tanner, but of pne thing there is no doubt He was a friend of the veterans of fhe war and believed it his duty to da all his xwer o assist them. He still has many friends throughout the countrv. It is not yet known, who hi successor will be. Little CvUonwood., oo cold for watermelons. The tie business is still humming. Abraham Abram went to Cliadron, on Monday, the ISth, to make final proof up(.n his claim. Jake Grove and George Brown were his witnesses. Whew ! what big claims sonic of 'em put in, and we fellows down here on Cottonwood have to lielp ay 'em. too. these cold days make some, of us think of what we have done with our summer's wages. The farmers of Cottonwood liaye near ly all done their threshing and the yield per acre of wheat is from 5 to 15 btuthels, and oats from S to 20. Tlie boys at tlie sawmill have been taking advantage of the moonlight nights, and also of several of tlie melon patches in the vicinity or rather of their owners. One niglijt last week they got a dose of well, I don't know wliat but, at any rate, it came near turning thier stomachs wrong side out. Tliat Dutch' man's melon patch has not been molested since. C. A Word to the Wise is Hnclent. We have a large and complete stock of General Merchandise, and desiring share of your patronage we have made a great reduction, in prices in order, to make room for our falj and winter goods such as worsted dress goods, flannels, gloves, mittens,, woolen hose, tobogins, nats, caps, etc. we nave luaae prices on our summer goods so thatj you can well afford to buy now and save at least ode-half on some things. Now is your tpnetobuy. Cofneand secure a bar- GEORGE WALKER, Altera) at-Lsw. Will iiractice la-lore all court, ami tun l' tare will receive prompt attention. BAKB1SOX, NEBRASKA. C. E. HOLMEb, , Attorney-at'La- bu-liii-r.tni-t--l Uihi core all) r" celr prompt and caret ul alU-ntluli. Otti e wiUi JONES & VERITY, HAKRWiV, , StUKASKA, H T, CONLEY. Attorney at-Law. Sjiecial attentiou given to, LAND PRACTICE. Office at the old stan4 with Reidv & Pollard. HaWUKJS, SEptlASjjLX. MESDAMES 8IMMONS & CONLEY, Press Makers. satufacliitu guaraulceii. HAKKISOS, NKBltASKA. W. E. PORTER, Contractor nd Builder. Ktiiiinteoii all klmlMf carpenter work clni l fully given. httlil action KuaruuU-eil. liana furnUlieii t reasonable rutos HAKKISCIN, - - NKllKAsaA. T. B. SNYDER, YVatch and Clock Repairing. Will be In HarrUm every nltcrniUe Mini daya. in., Ix-HiiiinKscja. uih, IkMI, ami will Klve my nlli ulinn to anything In the alovc Hue a fill headquarter at CUlsWi U.1I4 JI.Mt-TK.l.I.KH's. L. E. BELDEN & SON. Wagon and Carriage Makers. Iuiiairing dune on uliort nqtioe. (,Hi work and reaaunablc charge. ShoH south of livery barn. HARRISON, .-- NKB. J, II. BARTELL, Contractor and Builder. liun drawn and spccilkntioin made qn application. KtluuitcH carefully madit. HAlllUSd.N, - - .MlllKAMvA. LEWIS H. MYERS, Plasterer and Ri i lIf All kind- of plain mid oniiiuit'iia) phu-li-r-ing dune t" ordi r. riidertuniU cistern ce ini nliiitt. The laving l brick flniw a fM d ally, will give lilixilme aatWIaethin or lip pay required. HAHHISI1N, .i;ilHrKA. F. L, MORRISON, WATFjlES. ( I,0( KS AMI JEWELRY. A well selected stock a) ways on hand at lowest prices. REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING A sjieciaity. "Satisfaction guaranteed. HAKKISON, - - NKHKASKA. MRS, L. A. POST, Millinery, Keeps a nice line of millinery which she sells at prices that defy cnii)eti!im. OOODGOOLS. GOOD WORK And fair prices. Second street. HAKKISOX, - - XKlillAs'.v. The undersigned have a line, new drill and are prepared to put down wells on SHORT NOTICE. and (it living rates. It will pay you If You Want a Well to call on or addresss, Amos & Armstrong Bros. HARRISON, NEB. WEBSTER TrU mttT INVESTMENT for Us family, schtol, w Frofsntaul Library, Hu been for year Standard Authority in the GoTernment Printing Office and V. 8. 8u. preme Court, Jt highly recommended by 38 SUte 8upte of Schools and the leadinar College President. Nearly all the School Books published in thla country are baaedupon Webster, aa attest. & lhe lwUna; School Book Publishers. - 2? mor Words and nearly SOOO more Enfravlnas than y other American Dictionary. SPKCIMKN TETIMONlAU. Ths Ti Tit WsrM ri 'bm-t u ai. mot UDiferully vonowUdto b Vu kut. ii WsbiUt U lha s 'HtBOwlcdaeXIEuUnl la I..I -V- ne Anuria Qe-hrtHi Mr,, w.J, IwfUs UMMM.,4 wrthority in mr oflkM. na c t hm fleisassT., wws vJaP Has siwayi hu the stutter! y' siseesM anmorny is oW jmtt. TTtlW TfTl Tl 1 Ism 1 1 M innl.it MNtflsltlseieese sll orar the esria. . MdJw slllegluNlkn. Pahte4W The Barber Shop. First door south of the urt bfiu-. E. L. OALF1N, Proprietor. Here you can get a clean Uiave. first la- liair cut or a WARS or COLD BATH FINAL PROOF SOTICE. till. p.T will reeelve a marked ro . V ol t pai- r ami are r-,,.,-11 to " "' U" ' notice ami II any error el.t relrt tlie .me to tliU omce at once. MiTK K Kill I'l HI H ATI'tM. Land Offli-e at fhailn.n, Sclra-ka, I nifii-t SI. . i i... .,..., II, 1 the rolllialnil t.an.e.1 - tiler l.a'tllet notice fl III. tntcii ,,n, , i .uiilM.I't 1,1 III c-lHii.r. Hii.i tli-t aal.l .n.f all l' "'', loreM. r. hliikaiii, J'nce "'"'"J court, (irln l,ialwiicec. f. Jammoii. ! rk Of tlie lllrict court, at liarrim, cu., on (a-Uilier i, 1. vis: Miloinoii R. Mory.of t.rauiTnercy. M i.. Who mail.! H K entry No. 117 fur thee X nc V . . - ..... u u.,il nr iia- or - tn - ri lie name-the lollowiiiK itne a to prove IiIh contliiimno re.iileiiee njam " cultivation of !! IhihI. vU: John II. w arn, John ('. I.. Kalitiil, Irt-oW H. t olili, John IM-j M. MoNTooatm, IU-(tl"tT. NOT1CK HiH l'l lll.K ATHiN. Ijind Oltli-e at luiilron, Ncbraka. t AiiKU-t, Ul. I , ...,.....1 t 1... fol 1, , Willi ol-e iw ncri'iiv aif namiil net tier ha IIImI notice ot hi- I'll'"' tioii Ui ninkc nnm irMi m immhi clulin, and that wild pnad will ! mJe ton- C. C Jaineaon, clerk ol the ll-trlct court, at llarriMin, Sell., on (K tolK-r , IwW, 4UfcilKarl l!ciiilnir, ol llurriwm. Nell., who niaile II V. No. l lor the n f X e lr, tp.1l, r 56. Ileiliuuea the follow InK w llnci to pro e hi continiioH" reI il. nci- uin nnd culllvntloii ot wild liunl.viz: llavid I olvlile. Jo-i-lih II. Karuc-t, llolierlll. I'lim-h, Tlieodoie Triinliur, all ol llurrlaon, S,.),. j. MoiitK"'cry. ItesUlcr. 151-41 . ciiNS'l.ll'ATK.H NiriCK lorrrill-H ATKiN. Ijinil (Uliceal Imitnm. Nelira.ka, ( AnifiiBt 31, lMi. I Notice l hcrcliy ulven that the following liKllliil aettliT h: tiled notice of Ilia llltell tlon to uiiike tlniil pMHil In MipiM.rt ol hl claim, and thai "! pnaif w ill lie made la-Ion- C C. Jhiiicx.ii, clerk ol the district court, at lliirrlxon. Sell., on Octolx r 24, lU, via: . John A. i.n-cn, ol lliii-riMUi, Nch., who made II S IIHiik No. im.VI Tor the ne qr 4, tp fl, r M. lie llllllH-1 the lollowlim fit IH-KM-a to prove hla coiitlmiolla rcaldclice lli on and cnltlvHtlon ol ld land, vl: hurli-a K. oowcy. Arthur Itiirtn, Andrew Jiicoha, Al va "hrlcvca, nil of lliirrlaon, Ni h. Al": Iwiiic II. lleiiilrlx, of llurriaon, Nch., who made II lllhill So. l Inr the nr wc .1, I11, I t1'. II, iilliin a i,,- ,,, ,.. n iieea lo prove hla i-out Imioiia reaideimc up on and cultlviitlou of aaid Innil, viz: 1mrli-a va Mirevea, all ol lliirrlaon, Nchni-ka. M-; M. Montgomery, K fiaU-r. riiNiil.lliATKU SUTll K lor l'l III. II A I'loN". Jjiiul Oltlce at Cltiidroii. Nelintaka. I Aiik'i-I l, l'. ' Notice la hen-l,y given ilnil I he fnllnwliiR 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 ai-tter hua lllial not let' ol Ilia illlell- tlon to utiike lliial pnail in .-iii-,i t ol hla chlilli. anil thill aaid pna.I III la- liuiile ! lore ( hua. '. Jiuncaon, ch l k ol the dl-trlcl court, ul lliirrlaon, Selniiaku, on Hclola r -M, law, viz: Jiinii'K l. liunlcla, if Moiitroac, Ncl,., a ho made II K No. Vi for the ae qr II, tp :tlr.Vi. Hi' llllllK-1 the lollowiiiK wllm-aca to prove Ilia continnou- ll'aldcnce llja,!! mid ciiiiivivlioii of anni imid, viz: t url hiiolt, hdwiird JlolllliKaWOrth. ( hilclue II.Mlin( h ortb, nl! ot iMKlari', Ni b., and hiirloa If. Kcdd.o! Molitro Nch, Alao (.aidiicr II. "hcrrlnfloii, of iliirri-on, Nt h.. w ho tmiile li h HliivK No. Iiff; lor the w nr aii 1. tp :i:i, r .Vi. lie nmuea the lollowiiiK w itucaai-a lo prove hla ctHillliilolla reaidcltcl ujaui unit culth ittion of antd liuiil, vi'i. r'mnk Minolta, r'rituk licimiiif, Jnciiti lifa wr, Ij-oiiaril liout, nil ui !liirnoii, Ni-h. 1 5 1 -4) M. MolitKOlliel ) , Ill'Kl-ti-r. C(iN-ii.lliATKI Ntri U Kfor ITI'.I.H ATlnN. J.1111U (lIUcc lit Chailroli, Nchraakn, 1 AtlK1it III. I""-'. j Notice la hen hy Ktv en Hint tin- follow Inn nanied acllli-r hn'a Ithil notlci- ol hla nl-ii-llon to make Until prool in -,upM,r l ol hla chilln. Hlid tluit a;lid liroof w Ul la llttldc la- lorel . r. J;inn-o li,' cli-rk of the diatiiit court, ill lliiiTi-iin, Neb., 011 Oct. 'il, law.1, viz: Winl na T. Mipri', ol lliirrl.011, N'eh., w ho miide l. S. No. 17ul for the w qr w l'i, t p r -it. Hi' iiiiinea the follow ln witucaa- ea to iroe Ida contlttuolta rcadi-lu-e lljioil and cultiviition of atild land, viz: l-.dwiinl ).. (.iilpln, Mherl M iin h r, Arthur Knu rv, W. M. Hull, all of ll'nrriauii, Sei, Alao lli-riiiinl lIttatof MontriiM-, Ni-h., a ho iiiiulc i MHIiik No. ft'ti for the -e qr act r.i. tp :il, r:4. lieutiim the follow inn w It llt-Hal'a to piovc Ilia Coll li n Ulllla ll-aldl'lU'l- up 011 mid cultivation ol anni lutid, vl.: John Itokholl, Jncoli Wiiaae!il,urii'r, John s-m a Stephen scrren. all o Moutiiiae, Neb. Alao, Cluulcs I hirk, ol lliirrinou, Ncl who mmic 11 r. No. -WM lor the a a' qr wf 14, n h ne qr mt SI, tp XI, r ;. He niinica the loiiou inj a uncaaca 10 provi- hla conipitiau, rcaldcnce uiMiii 11ml cullivittlon ol a(,il land viz. : John Herman. Mimncl lii'iimlaiuirh I'Vi A. limmlntiiKh. ,lohu I,. Knv.nll of liar ri-on, Nchruaka. M. Mot,iivii:ih , licjriatcr 1 .11-1 1 ( ONSOI.UHTEIl NllTlrt KlB I'l ltl.K VTIOX. Lund Ultli c at ( hiiilron. Sell., ( Auk 14, la-J. ( Notice la l.n'hy iclvcn that the lollow liif lamed M'ltl. r hua lilnl notice ol hla liitcii v,, nit,,- iiiiui joian in aiijiporv Ol Ilia lnlin, anil that anld priM.f w ill la' linide la-on- hua. ( . Jaiiie.aou, clerk of tlie dUtrict onrt, at lliinlaou, Ni-liriiaka.oii net. 5, liW, fix: JOHN KlilM u, of JloutroM-. Nch, who made II. I'. Illunf No. I.V.C! for the awl acc. .1, tp. ;u, r. .VJwcal. lie liiimea the follow lliit w Itilcaaca to prove bla coiitinuoiia ri'aldcuce iimi ami cultlra 'v ,i imiii, ,1,,.. la iicrnicii, r rnz sti-nimer, John A. fruit, W llllinii II. .Iin- u,i,-iiunn, hu in .'loiiiroac, M-lirnakri, Alao jiiii r.tiMKtof llnrriirtjii, Ni b, who made II. . Filing No. I'JH lor tlie hX Hec l mill au tn A r U a- aw 4 we j, nc, ncf m-c i lie liiuni-.i I),,. follow liiK w Itneaaca to prove lla 1:011 tlioi.ui. r..utili.n... to.... 1.1.... llou ol, audi land, v i: (h-l.ne llunia la.im llcndrix, Henry A. crl.. I tm. I l uhii., allot llarrlaoii, Nch. Uo Wll.l.IAM II. IMMUim i i i v..,. " '" '"'; " I-:, entry No. . for tlie hv mic He llamea Lhe ful I, ,u Ititr . lilvcuiitlniioivirealilciu'eiiaMi unit rulliva- ..wi, . am., ,, vli ; 1'Wlat.el llli'U, John W . I.JOII1I1111 t'rlfv V..,i...... ..1 ii - ...,u, , , a-oini riiM-Mtail of Moiilro,-,!-, Nch. l' '-l 31. MDMcowimy. Keirlaler. l..BOI.IHATt;l( KOTICK HIM l'l III.U VTIIIS. " U11U tilllce at ( liiulroii, Nvli., I Notle,, I. .""': . -- K,..-ii iiini, 111c lOlirwilllf. named wttler hua lllwl notice of hla liitei! t on to make m,ul ,iw,f Minpon, r hla claim, and that aaid proof will i, made la ton' t. ( . JaiiRaon, 1 1, ru tricl urt. at iiurriaon, nuu. ,011 IK'l. 4, IWM, vl: THOMAS A. tVONii, ( llarrlaoii, Neb., who made IV a ann,. v.. i,m . .. e ll.tp wr w. " ' '"r ",U lie li allien the follow lnK witncaw, to prove ?io.V'l",!'?lu' r"'' '', P"n ai.deuitlv. tlon of, aaid land, vis: I'ayaoii II. Ulel.iw. l.iiKci.0 A. Illsehiw. John f hornu.n, "t-orij Sharer, all of Harrlaoi,, Nchraaks. Alao KEItOINAHI) I'OIMJLI., of llarri-on, Nob. al "taM " C"try for ibv M' ot hi. 'Ilfti"1'" tbc ,oU?wiutl wltneaae. to prove 7iZ.r."i """uw; upon ana cuitiva U" Ludcn,' rrten. Vvl Also IIEHKV BItltliHE.ol llarrtami, H.bmtks. who .made li. s. ailns No. w for Umj mw of Mmmjx .nd M of tic ne), of MoT 83 iwM of tbf nwj ec u tn r M? lie uauica the feiiowtog wltneewa to rrmve At.reeu, jriihm M. Coott, least drlck. llll Of ll.rHaa. ttJJ...'CZ ( uiiMttiilale,! .iiT J'nr I'ul.ll Jjntd lifti-e at 4 hailron, ,J rffU-Ui ii-r 11, Sol iee i hereby aiv en that 1M fiaimni oilier naa nieii notice , tlon Ui make nnl iniita In mt claim, and that aaid proul will ( lore Cha Jamenoii, 1,-rk of Court, llaHion, Nt-liraka, ou , I, totv, viz: John A. Tratt of Motitnw, ho made II F. So. li: for the lp .14 r V. a Me nmiic- . f olloa il - to prove ma ruiiiiMuoiiM reiiil and cultivation of, aaid lainl, t , : i-tory, Williaiu II. hnnieriiiMii. j liu-h. Wiloition It. Morv all of l....i Anil I'HIk A. I- II., Hi, Im) nMl ins o. to i tic aiaiie ileN4Tll eit-i to ahliear at the Maine t i mo and hoa cmu-- why tlie alaive rri dui oe aiiow ani him ninifc cam, Klla-rl M.l nrricrol Ihirri.i ho maile li Hiiuie No fam l. and w e s ail-. i:i to :ti r : lie liauiea tin tollow iltif a itm- 1mm e,iitiiiuoitn re.idi-ni. n ihi m tlon of, iaid land, vix: W iniori Arthur w . Mihtv, rJlaant I.. i.,,l n-u llau all hi itHrriwtn, ci,.a Kreleiick Todteiihaiiit of llarrij who made II. . No. !i for the a-c 4 and n VMiw fti:i'i i :ttTr.V; lie name the loiiowinir a itnefl hi. rontlnnoiiM rcideiH. umhi hiI tlon ol, aaid land, viz: w illinui Inldur IllchaU'ln, M il)icli,i;Non iJ Schilt, all of larrlon..Nch l-fi M. MIIVTllOMKIIV, II.i NOTH'K iK niM'w, l . n. ioiu nine-, i iiieiroiij VllK. 'ft, l,'.l. i uitiitinhit No. KJ3 1ih ink Im-4-11 4 A. H'lrU for frtihir' Ui cummiIv h ul U tiinlxT-iMilHir 1'iilrj Nti. P.aMal I;, ui, n iin wH 5. lii .Hi. r .V.. I COlllllV, M'li., llll tt VH'Y Id Ihf lion (if jiill n try; cMiiittHiit Jiilm A. sTt-rri- liHM nluillv hIdhhI.i trn t 111 tlml 1m- Iim-4 iHilcii to Im-HkJ (tthi-rH Im' riiluvat' liny iMiitioig IrHi'l Miiii't flu 11 if tin MHint-: iw kuj; itrc l)tnliv huiiimmmh! touitiM'ur ho Mi'- on lh' ttitl tiny ui (k-tolx-r, 1kji, rliM'k n. 111.. Ui rfMMini aid lurnult 11 y 4tMH4Tni;i(f Hi't itlletftil litilunv TtlllHHI il W)IM'fH4H IU M ti for . JiiMHfHiii. vU rk ui Uh rA 1 1 il ti! M'L.'iiilr, lsni, tit ion. 1 at ii Al.lll.KT y , HITK, lti NOI ICK or niNTMT. (.iaint. I. M. I.BIHl Htl(', ( liMtllUII, Aug. '3', 1. OtllhlHlllt No. lM(rf IlitVtllff Ul'll -! tliU otiltT hy lU'iijitmin ( orMii hkuIh els Hit 11 11 lor liwMir Ui comitiv u tlh liiniM-r t'liuiirf I'll fry n. 1411 iiutcl kk7, uiion the ww H w t XI. r .. county, Nli., it It n vl-w to U mm ot nnUl i-tilry ; cunU-HtHiil ulli Kintf ti Upa-lDR. r rniM'irt Iihiiu Iirm holly ituHtiilo tnu t In tlmt. tlr-vl, In- lutt lnSUM t i plow nr (iilli h' mori thttn IihII Hi'n'oti NitM tnu-t. hhM Imlf Hen m uu lirokcn dtirliiK llrt i-ntry. S"!()iin', tlml In Iihh htflr! to otlu'rwlH" cnlttvat ihII ft'ti Hfrt i iiH ltrt brokt'ii hiiu tl ishiki U k'1 I'HTf WHltl llfll-4-tH UJI tO lllltf AlltfUsl lh hiI imrtti'M an- hrri'tu Miiiniiion iw-ttr Ht tlifw ottlcr oil the lOtlt lnv ol )wy, t HioVloi'k b. in., to niMint ui n UU litlnionv eonciTiiliiK nU hU- tin. Trtiinoii ol it iich4 h ill 1m Im-Iod ('. ( . Jhiih'hoii, cl!rk ol tin court, at hi nrtli'i In Harris hi, Nth., Ih lav ol th toU-r. 1h, at IUmVIik'K fMl-lj Al.Xr.KT W.t H!TI, Itr piiint. Vii JAMKSON, Tahiti Commercial BaB l.Nm,i:)nit.vrif.ii. General Banking Busing -THAN'SAi TF.H. : IIakki.nom, Nelim C. H. Andrews & Co -lleulefS ill- Paints, Prushes, Oil! Fine Toilet Goodi OTATIO.NE8Y A rERFOlES BEST CIGARS 1 2 THE PIO btri Tin F-at1 ugrt sway (livery ta' , 4 Tl"'"' J, pet tlw I' iTIioi" lBdcooai ,.TlK)mp mer hati Loutzer .UpourHW o LaAThon U1?K.mpn Cr,oe Vn te Vaorth 1" L'Annunil ' Lw't forj," yf' ball -i dance w fndav ev invited t ill wlio ys' iwi irrnbv v- -OinMitt M Uie t kthe poli' iut rllin Vt fnr 1 -Clian. Sa gt oo last ! lar load of Vplementa. V settled u -C.LTi Ircupwuby JhoptoUie k future . -Every Mnizatm fionpl' ii i K.tt Tu Hnines RSiUcfa W lit davs iciired p ka.!j it ii art. He -We ar rB.Chri lufctten luitiW 0 Lda. -One tar iisid i Wffain (rtigl mg nnt 111 wit The ftnera r)4ea Wbwn ttvi SebrsfclL at up ( r'ple 0 Iwiine Utii rtruni A HHini i trial -On uem rUis rt i use Oji Mikt NlWvl fat teM tttF Nd trths therm fcrtu "sin hum rtt "-J. Mi MosTwasST, Agister,
