TkoScux County Journal.
lmH.fAL COtKTT PARS. J
LJ.
Bubecriptioe Pnoe, fe.00
EeJtor.
Estered M the Harrison post office
tewl class Dialler.
ThVMDaT, MaSCB 30, 1900.
Jonathan Young Scammon, the found-
it of tha hter Oeta. died at his home in
Chicago on last Monday morning, at the
Age of seveaty-elgbt years. He had
lived to aee that paper grow to be one of
the leading publication of the United
State.
An article on the decline in vrlieat I The boomers of the Cherokee strio re-
UTowioij in a recent bwue of the Inter oeived a backaH in the proclamation of
OneOH contains the statement that the Presideat Harrison, dated March 15tl
neat prouuri has Os-reasea more than ordering all people to keen out of the
one-third within two yean. The prevail- territory. It is a singular fact that peo
ns; tow prices that paper attributes to pie will bunt up a tract of land which
the gambling in products on toe board not a part of the public domain pronerlv
of trade and bucket shops, and calls on opened for settlement and clamor for the
the people to make a united effort to right to settle titers when there are
crush out the gambling in the neoeasaries thousands of acres of as good or better
of life. It is equally to the interest of land awaitin? settlement. The rWiea tn
It is reported that senator Sutherland,
of Burt county, will be a candidate for
secretary of state. That gentleman has
made a record as a friend of the peoplt
rights and will no doubt have a strong
following by toe fanner element of the
republican party.
the consumers as well as the producer
to see that this is done. The fact is be- j
coming apparent that the board of trade
or bucket shop gambling has about
reached a point where it has got to stop.
The press of the entire country is taking
the matter up and bringing the attention
of the people to the facts in the case.
The point in the case was very nicely il
lustrated in the recent reduction in corn
rates from Nebraska to Chicago. The
railroads made a reduction of two cents
take forbidden fruit appears to be as
strong in the human family of the nine-
tenth century as it was in Adam and
Eve when they were domiciled in the
garden of Eden.
The Herald last week admits the fu
sion of the old ring democrats and repub
licans and charges the republican Mate
central committee with being at the bot
tom of the reorganization of the party in
Sioux county, with a side slap at the re-
per bushel, and before the rate could go publicans of neighboring counties who
into effect under the inter state com seated the straight republican delegates
merce law, the board of trade lowered in the senatorial and representative con-
tbe price of corn one cent, and sliortly ventions. The chairman of the fusion
after another reduction of a cent in price I committee evidently contemplates the
was made. The board of trade mar be crushing out of the entire republican or-
While the United States is decreasing
its debt, every other great country in the
world, with the sole exception of Eng
land, is going in the opposite direction.
Iltf alternAtivee avhir-h bm ntfarul 4n
continental Europe are heavy reduction a good for n,en to do PMing in ganirat ion of the state, with the assist-
of exnenditiire or imneml UnlBlnl -u ., upon as a
1 , uui m nuum m ueiier iw uie pros
perity of the country if they would "sil
n a game of poker, or try their liand
at "buckinir the tiger." where tliev
would eitlier get rich off those of tlieir
kind or enrich their companions at
much less cost to the general public, II
the supply and demand was permitted tn
regulate the price of produce, instead of
the bulls and hears of the hoard of trade,
the people could raise their crops with
out, fear of a few men defrauding then
H an uie pro i lis. w nn tins accom
plished and an equitable rate established
for transportation, a season of uoprece-
The inter-state commerce commission dented prosperity would follow. In tliii-
arrived in Nebraska the first of the week connection it is well to bear in mind
and have been hearing complaints at I lna' no fa,T rate of transportation can b
i iv. , . . . ., . I ...! l l.l ....-i i . ,
umana ana uncoin against the railroad enutoiisiieu unm an atiacx is made on
by parties in Nebraska and Iowa. No tn root of the evil and tliat can only be
done by preventing corporations from
paying a dividend on watered stock. Th
management of a railroad company can
not operate it on a business basis and
pay a dividend on double the amount of
capital invested.
ana unless the former is agreed upon
soon the latter will undoubtedly come.
On last Saturday at Brom field, a town
about 12 miles from Aurora, a man by
the name of Staten walked into a butch
er shop and drawing a revolver began to
shoot at W. W. Lewis, who was engaged
in reading a paper, killing him almost
instantly. The murderer was arrested.
but soon a band of ten masked men took
him out of Uie jail and hung him to a
rafter ol a barn near by. Mo reason is
given for the cold blooded act.
reports of the findings of the commission
have 'yet been sent out, but it is quite
likely that a pretty thorough investiga
tioo will take place and it is to be hoped
that good results will follow. At all
events the visit of the commission to
Nebraska will have a tendency to show
the people of the state how much relief
they may look for from that source.
ance of the organ of which be is editor.
He may realize that he lias a big con
tract on his hands before he gets through
with the job.
O. W. Holdrege, general manager of
the B. &. M., has written a letter to At
torney General Leese accusing him of
wilful misrepresentation in the matter
of railroad rates. Oen, Leese assumed
tliat he could prove every charge he liad
made. Tltere is no use in the railroad
managers attempting to bluff Mr. Leese,
and it would appear that they would
And that out The result of the visit 'of
the inter state commission will prove
whether the attornes general made mis
representations or not. The findings of
the commission will be much more satis
factory than the assertions of the attor
ney general or the railroad managers. It
is quite certain that there is a greater
uprising among the people in regard to
railroad matters than ever before was
witnessed, and they will persevere
their efforts until they obtain redress.
t is to be hoped that while they seek
justice to themselves tliey will be fair
Eye and Skin Ointment
A certain car for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Tetter. Salt Bhenm, Scald Head. Old
Cuonle Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Kip plea
and Fuea. It to cooling end eoothrog
Hundreds of ease hare been cored by
it after all other treatment had failed.
Z3 and 90 oast bosea for sale by
C. H. Andrews, Druggist
Wells Drilled!
I have a good well drilling machine
and am ready to drill any sited well on
short nouoa. Terms good and prices
low. Postoffice, Harrison.
Hxnby AuerrRoim.
ei.MuieJOT. t AIlM.TtX.
B. E.
BitEwsra,
President,
C, F. Coma,
Vice Pres.
The Holyoke, Colo., Tribune took a de
cided stand against the white cap outra
ges recently perpetrated there and later
developements have indicated that some
of the business men of the town were
interested in the white cap proceedings,
and as a result the Tribune is not in pop
ular favor with that class of the people.
The editor of the Tribune stands right
by his principles as indicated by the fol
lowing from a recent issue of his paper:
We expect to be cursed for speaking
plain English but the sooner people
write what they think and expose
wrongs wiinoui tear, so soon will
The Lincoln correspondent of the Oma-1 and do justice to others.
ha Bee stated a few days ago tliat State
Treasurer Hill liad aroused the displeas
ure or some of the banking interests ef
the state on account of his disposition of
the state funds, and that the said bank
ing interests would seek to defeat Capt.
ui a lor the nomination for a second
term. That gentleman stated that he
had gathered up the permanent school
fund, which had accumulated to the
amount of from 1300,000 to $500,000, and
was scattered among different banks,
and invested the fund in county bonds.
This arrangement makes a good invest
ment of the permanent school funds and
the children of the state will receive the
benefit of the accuing interest instead of
some
thing he ASYYimnlishAfi ami rt,,n im i M to-
to do wrong for they will know the con- mg oeneimea ny having the
sequences. funds deposited with tbem to loan out to
the farmer and hiiaiiiAas tnn at m l,il
It is reported that the B. A M. has of- of The fi; ;.. .k.
f 1 -t.; !. o: i "re
-"f n wumj ire accumulation of nublic
BEADTHIS?
TWO PAPERS FOR THE PRICE OF 1
THE
SIOUX COUNTY JOURNAL
of freight for the use of the farmers,
that thev can get feed and seed as cheap
ly as it can be purchased in the older
settled counties. The report has not been
given to us ae a certainty but we hope it aod dollarg id
money in na-1
tional, state, county or municipal trees-1
unes is growing stronger at a rapid rate.
i ten thousand dollarg is to be paid in
ten years is it necessary that one thous-1
nine years be-
And the
AMERICAS PARK SEWS
one year for
will prove true. If the B. A M. takes
that course it is quite likely that the F.
E. A M. V. will do likewise. A good
deal of grain will have to be shipped into
this country for seed and feed, and
ahould the roads decide to assist the peo- Iongs) al a high nU Q, interestJ
p.e u. u way n win ao a vast amount pp are becoming tirell of
vi kuuu " eeiuers aou win ne Highly
appreciated by tbem. We know pf
nothing that could be done that would
do more to help the settlers than for Uie
railroads to assist them in getting grain
as cheap as possible.
fore it was needed and another thousand
added to it each year until the maturity
of the debt, and all the benefit derived
from the fund is that some bank has it
to loan to the tax payers (to whom it be-
The
furnishing
capital for the banks to loan to tbem,
ana h the banlcing interests attempt to
defeat Treasurer Hill for doing his duty
they will find that the people will ad
minister a severe rebuke to them.
us last aoooay nenaior reddock in
troduced two petitions from farmers al
In the matter of railroad rates the ar
rangement which would do this section
of country the most good, and eventu- daper, "American Farm Newa,
uuk is iwonHs id opponuoo to the ally prove a good investment fer the
extension ol the time for the Union Pa- companies would be to assist poor rent
ciflc railroad company to pay off its in- ers in the east to get to the localities
aeMoasa to the government It is where they can get a farm of their own.
evident that the pressure brought to It is reported, on good authority, that
bear on congress will be strong enough in many places in the east men are rent
10 Mug to an end the congressional ing the high priced land and barely mak
trouDtea wiui inat railroad, Senator ing a living at it, and they would be glad
mmmmrmm on uie same day introduced to come to a new county if they could
prauow irom a large number of Me- J raj,. t money to get themselves, their
brackens opposing the reduction of the teams and implements transported. It
ttriff on sugar and urging government
Two Dollars.
io every one who pays for a year s
subscription to Tug Jocrmal in advance
we will send them in addition, postage
paid, for one year the celebrated farm
Or
fWd to encourage the beet sugar and
eorgbum industries. Senator Ma nderson's
bill, providing for the disposal of Forts
Hartehuff, Sheridan and McPberson mili
tary reservations in Nebraska to actual
Htlera, wee reported upon favorably.
teams and implements transported.
seems as if some plan could be devised
to assist them, and it would certainly as
sist in the settlement and development
of the homestead district, and at the
same time assist a great many of those
who are paying rent to improve their
condition.
Sess Sherman in an interview ex-
I Uie opinion the before the next
i Wropriatioo oooarreas will mss a
bfll reedering iwreasiuoal districts con-
turaous between osnene apportion menu.
TM eaesuore peaa wohm be to block off
WW rosyssstuunltratrieta as nearly na
oswBin in eqaarck taring an equal num-
nw m innasrieaM without regard to
t ' 7 or towvsiliM. the onlv liml.
being tbnlevttes precinct should option.
L;p,f)rnv;nMpl-f siopua Mr. James Lambert, of New Brune-1
1.-.. CrSir. whose wick, Illinois, says; "I was badly affiict-
reiiinwsMHrt congress- j sd with rheumatism in toe hips and legs, I
Sjetne over nt' nuetft disjointed when I boturtit a bottle of Chamberlain's I
vw,.-7 ps foeeme, wnoowt regard to I Pain Balm. It cured me hi three skr. I
It is reported that there are now 1,880
farmers' alliances in Kansas, with an ag
gregate membership of 70,000. These
organizations are not political So the or
dinary erase of the term, but they pro
pose to vote solidly, nevertheless, for the
promotion of the interests of agriculture,
nod it will be the republican party's own
fault if they drift away from ita etas
nrd for want of prrper sympathy and co I
Offer fJo. 2.
We wil send the papers as above and
also Uie WcMern Stochmm and Culti
vator (a Ift-pege semi-monthly) for
If ow Is Uie time for
iCVzm of votarsY It would al
OfCZWt4ss)S!pesBsnaa to rsiissint
Cl - snsfc'.ljartte state and neder-
ew LnpVe
I small right today and weald insist
on every one, who is afflicted with that
to use Chsmtarlnin's
Pain Bates and get wail at oaoa." For
S V8U. J
CUAS. C, JAMESON, Cahier.
Commercial Bank.
rfOORPOBATXB.
nit rioor soticfa.
all knwei havtsg Sml
wm paper will eseatva a maraae eoav
paper ai4 era fqell to uw1m their
my vt the
notice and if say error exist report the
CeswUdaiee Srttf tnr PsHHretiea.
Land OSJkse al rusdron, Seb., 1
Man-b 17.
SToUee I hereby slven tb.t the followlnf
unm mNT IH Ql.il iHHn Uf D 1 111 1.(1
tkm In wake Sua I proof In support of hla
riaim ana m.l sata proof will m
fun I onraa I JiideiuMii. c-lerb of
court, at Harrteon, keb., on May
Homers. Pi lid,-.
who maln H t. K a ts for the evK, of aec f.
Hiqnraw
He name the tollnvlnc wltoeaar. to prove
ni. rrtiitiiiuttu. n-Mini-nce an anq enmva
iion oi, aaia tann, vis; iorve s. Iiliiirer
William K. PatterHHi, Jow-pb M. KoltlnauD
liraftt luthrie, all of Hirr1aon, SU.
And Wllla-rt K. Ijiniheraon wim made ft. B
alius No. 17 to tbe atwve draerltaxl Intel,
la cttnt to apiiear at the an me time
and plane, and how eanae oy the lave
proof ahould not be allowed sod hla Situ
Jastea H. Pierre,
who made D. S. No. 1M for the mv aae 1. tn
He namea tbe following witneaar to prove
hla roiitmuoua realdence apun and cultiva
tion of aaid land, via; Henjamlli V. luomaa.
lomer a. rrmav. i n riea i.. i utiiM. jitin
nornton, all ui Harrlaon, Kebr. Alao
Wavj tradal.
who made II E. Ko. MS for the arX aee ts.
ip M. r w.
He dhiiihi the rollna lnf wltneaaea to prove
ma von iiniioua riiieitbe unon aim cu iivh-
tion 01 win miia, vim: Jut-ob llenrr, Henry
w aaoenburirer. Ferdinand Hit ier, tinll
ertaier, all of Montrose, Nebraska.
-l W,l, MCC'SK, ltegtater.
IJT I .....It InniAllliWbMMl iT 1
, ,ii "," '. John ollios a-l 14 year award 01
" lmu I awed II veara. rrrnik Ollroaraawd S ver
I ttlda tdlnia asd 1 year. Wllllaia
Nat lee la Kua-resMeet fetVaSt.
Is the d burial twart af sw esxtatf1, 0tf
braafca.
AasisOtLaoe, ruiatuT, 1
va.
Jon a In LS4ai. ItrfeiMtant. I
To John UUnaj M-i reaktent defap4sSI !
1 oa are nereuy ootiwea ii mmm ' !
day of klreb, le. Annie Ollrrtf Sled toett
tion asalnat oa IB mm uiaric nan vm
ftioux eounly, ebnB4, we oojeet km
nra-erof wbirh are to obtain a aivureeiro-a
yoa on the (round th t yoa here wilfully
abandoiiad the pialiitllf witbont g-ood eaaae
for two veara laat paat, ajid loobtala an or
der or decree of aaid eoart frwnUBg tbe
uiiBor
reara.
iiros;
. He
Uilrosr
I ve.ra:
tbe Uue of her taut-
rou.on the ground that yoa
a man i
bolly HuSt to beentruaU-d with tbe rare.
eiutody, ud education ol children.
I ou re reoa'red to mttwi-r aid petition
on or before Monday, the -th dy of Aprtl,
1410. AMCIEI LLSCtb, rUl'itftt.
Hy 11. T. COXLIT, ber attorney. (tT-WJ
Xetire to un-reciilent Iiefradjuit.
In the district court of Sioux county Me-
braasa.
John lboma, plalntllf,
ra.
Abel Tbouia.defendan
lo A ljt-1 Ihoina, noH-re-tident defendant:
1 ou are h-r-bv uoti lied tb.it on tbe loth
day of Marcb, l4u. Joh i Thome, died a pe
tit. on atralimt yoa In the dtatriet court of
nloox county, Nebr.iku, the object and
pr..yerof wblcb are to oliLiln a divorce
irom you on the STound tbit you Dave wil
asrd I yeara, Koeallne Ollrot; ased
ild children beinc
rtaare with vou.on It
Of viaCKMla ana vnigar bkihu ana in
...
ant. 1
Xntire for riitill i lmi.
Ind Omce at fbadron, Kehraaka, (
VebniHrv IWO.
Notice l hereliv wlven that the followlnar
nameo aeitier na nieri notice or hm tnt-n-
ton to nialre flnal proof In eunonrt of hln
flnlni, and tliit wiliI proof will lie miide t.
fore the Ke(f(tcr end Hecelver, at tbadroo,
i'u.,on April in, ini, viit:
(tjNRAH LINDKMAN, of llnrrlwm, Keb.,
who mnde r, f. yft. IT) lor the ik awv w
and nX na V and V na k ec 12. tn SI. r
He naniei the followlns wltiUMwen to prove
urn i-ouiiiiijiiua reiiueni-e upon an'l culllva
tlon of aaid land, vln Joel H. Klliert. Jit
cpn t,. Morn, John I'lu nki-tt, lli-nry (..
Kouah, ail of llarrlwn, Nelimaka.
1 . II. alOCins, UfRlmcr.
General Banking Business
-TRANSACTED. -
Habjubom,
NntiHi.
Grant Guthrie,
PCALfK
Lumber,
Lime,
Grain
-AMP i j.i
Coal.
Cvntoliilaleit No' lee For Publication.
l-and OtUoe at fhadron, Neb., I
Feb. U, IMO. i
otlre la hereby slven that the lolloalnr
nhiiMNi wtticr linn nleu notice of hla lntcn
lion to iiihKa Una! proof tn Hunixjrl of hla
claim, and ItiHt khIU proof will ixi inHflc Ih--
lor Conrml 1. hull'. nun the clnrk of the ll
trh-t court at llurrliaon, Neb., on April H,
invi, viz :
EDWAKU A. WEIR, of Harrison, Neb.,
who made 1. S. No. 1610, for the a k t, tp
m, r an.
He names the follow luff w!tnew to prove
nis continuous rMinence tl lion ami cultiv i
tion of aaid Innd, vis: Job i H. H rU'll. Wil
ibmi fc. 1'Ktterwi, Asi :. Oavln, ( harles K.
eiily, all of ll-rrl-um. Neb. Alao
WILLIAM E. PATTERSON, of lli.rrlaon. Neb I
who made I), f. So. 3104 for the a.W ark th
waj aec , tpsi, r .;.
He namea the follnwlne wltnefiMe. to nrove
is contiiintiUH rewUlcniMj unon ami cuitiv.
lion ot aula land, vlje: willet H. i.rwn,
i'wikdi ti. t.riswoiil, tlheri M. Carrier, Ed
ward A. W eir, all of Harrison, Neb. Also
AI.IIEBT V.. RAM.SEY, of Harrison, Neb.,
who made li. a. No. tjo for tbe e)t nl( w
nei see ia. ip mt, r fr-.
He nimii-h the followinu witneaacs to prove
nis cxiiitiuijous residence uisin ati'i cultiva
tion or, snid land. vi: ( imrk-i H. -colt,
nrren n . linn, Anntir vt . r.inei y, uiiuiii
.fioure, an ol Harrison, .-sen.
fully alw. ido 'ed Hie pUlntlB" without itood
caiiae lor the term ol two years last p .at.
You are reoulicd lo answer aaid netltlon on
or before Monday, the ,sl duy of April, lMI.
Ji.H x 1 Hons, rUliitilT.
By U. T. C4iNi.tr bia Attorney. (-)
Kvail NoU-e to Land Owners,
To all whom it tuny concern :
ine eoniiuiasio icr i. pdoi n ten to orate a
raid roiiiiiienciiiK t tbe It corner In south
line of section 54. ta p. M. rnliKe B. In Bowetl
precluct, hloux coii.ity, Netr..aka, ruuuliia;
thence north Ihrouirh the oentsr nt sectitttia
S4. tl, a and i. In the same township and
rana-e, teruiinuiitiK ui th J corner In the
orm iinr ol aald section lb: baa reoorted in
favor of the establishment thereof, ai.d all
objections thereto or claims for d.imutes
must be nied In the county clerk a onk e on
or before noon ol the nh d of Mi.y, A. I.
or said ro ul ill be est.ibltahed witbout
rclerence tbereUi.
CoakAp LiKtiKM an. County Cleric.
Estray N'o'lee.
Taken up at my place on Antelope creek.
on sec. a, Tp. M, li. H:. on teb. t. IM'o. one
brown hore br.imle.1 willi Mexle tn l.r.nd
somethli-s like Etreofi, with nourish extending-from
lower p in of the K, on left
shoulder, alaiul U vcjrs oid and weisha
aljimt Tub pounds. IW-31 Ua.ii w. hTOMt.
K:ry Notice.
Taken tin on my premises on section .
Uiwbahln !. In rMIIKe (s.. on Eeb. . lmo. one
dui home, supposed lo be three veurs old.
with bl.ick iimi.e and t ill, and branded with
souieihiiiK like I Ou left thlarh.
I ) It. E. Thomas
I)., teil, llurriaon, Feb., M. rcb 6, We.
ll the eslesl and nii't Immilur scUmtlAfl ar A
inerhsnical iMisr publl.hett and has Ihe Isrreat
eirralsil'in of ssj .pr ot Us rise. In Ibewnrld.
Eullj llluslrsled. best elaas nt Wood Rnrras.
Inrs. l-nl.l.l,s.l aeetl.. Sen 4 for san-iaiaa
erp. Price n s far. iniir mentha' trial, It.
kLNNjiu, rnunauulu eroedway. N.T.
ARCHITECTS A IUILDERO
Edition of ScientiCe Asjericaa. W
A rreal success. Esch l..ne ennlaln eeleraS
llllHmrsiihic pistes of ouuntr. aim etlf resltlen
eas or aultlic builillnL'S. Nnn,p..M n.HHt
and full elan, and i-eelfleatluns for It, us of
.urhssciniiiipl.is hmldiiir. pries ft Mi a sear,
acta a eui. a CO, I'l'uuaauia. '
W. II. McCasx, Hejistcr.
Conull''stcd Notice Pur Publiintli.n.
Land Ofllce at fhsdron, Nebr-.iskn,
lebruurv 4. INMi.
Notice ia hereby vl ven th .t the following;-
namcu aifiiier n--a nieo notice ot his nil
tion lo im,ke final proof In support of his
rliilm, and th it stid proof will fie made tic-
fore ( p nr. id l.lndn.iiitu clerk of the Idstrict
v ourt, at Harrison, Nebraska, on Murcb 4U,
inu, vix .-
Elbert M. Carilhr of Harrison, Neb.
woo maae u. s. nunc o xn tor tbe H sw
M and WW ae k, sec. IS tp 31 r M w
He names the following wttneaaea to prove
nia continuoua reaiaence upon ua cultiva
tion of , aald land, vis: William E. Moore.
Nathaniel E. Ariustrontf, Albert M- 'lay lor,
Zacharlab Auipa, sll of Harrlaon, Kebraaku.
uiao
Ferry L. McOrea, of Harrlsnn, Xeb-
wbo made D, 8. No 161" for tbe uwJi sec V tp
He nsmes the following wltneaaea to prove
us consiuuoua raiuenue upon ana cuiiivh
tlon of a. id land, viz: tirant Uutbrin,
(.eorjre Walker, Otto lletse, Michael Brack,
all ot Harrison, Keb. Alao
Gnatar Xoreiarh. of Harrlsnn, Neb.,
who made O. ft. til ins No. !'7 for the eK
aekj sec tl, nv nclt ec M, dwJ, nwy aee IA,
tpHrSK.
He names the following wltneaaea to nrnve
nia oontiuuoua renuence upon sna cultiva
tion of , aald land. Tlx : John K. Schulx, Isl
dor Kichstetn, Carl Eeyerherm, Charles E,
hchllt, all of Harrison, Neb.
!-) W. H, McCAkif, Register.
mm
BilfhSI
ed "ir saiiir
nwr io Mi asr
A Co., wke
bav hadovae
r"' iwi"c and have nana ovar
Mil. TO ennlleatlons for Jtevriran aad Vne.
elan patents, ftend tnr llsndhnoa. I'niiaa
Bondence Oetlr ointdmial.
TRADE MARKS.
In ease ront niArb la not re sixtersd tn tha t.l
sni iimra, app'r i jtran ax t o ana pron
bnaissiui piuteetlao. issod for Handbook.
CPVnH;ilT for Knots, chart.
ate suicur pracvrea. Aaaruaa
Hl'XS at CO.. Palest felleltere,
0SXSUAJ. Orrui Ki Buoaiwt. k. T
TWO
Grand Premiums
FOR THE EUBSCRIBEIS OF THE
Dailt Nebraska State Jouhkal
A $5.00 riiESEXT
far xTeery l'mefy fulnn.
THE STATE JOURNAL CO.'S
NEW STANDARD
Notice of Coolest.
V. 8. Land Office, Cbadron, Keb.,
March II, 10.
Complaint No. I bavins' been entered
tbt office by Jerry Will sgii.ist Edwin E.
ull for failure to comply with l .w ae to
Umber culture entry ho. S.0, dated M.ircli
4, isas, uiHiu the see I, tp Ha, r &, In
alouz county. Nebraska, with u view to the
cancell.itioii of aaid entry) contestant slier-
ID that eutryiuan has f illed to break or
cause to be broken five acres of tr.ict during
first year of aaid entry and ha foiled tocqre
a ild defect tip to date of this contest. Also
there is over tea acres of timber of rood
merchantable quality on said aevlio.i. there
fore pursuant to "H" of March I. Into, tbe
said parties are hereby summoned to appear
ut Ibla ofHce on the 10th duy of May ir-XO, at
10 o'clock,, in., to resnoua and furnish tea
tlioouy cOQoerninf aaid alleged failure.
Testimonv of wiLnessea will Iwt kM K.
fore H. H. Jones, NoUry Public, at hla office
to Harrison, Nebraska, on tbe Srd day of
May, 10, at 10 a. in.
W-MI w, u. mccakn, Register.
. Atlas of the World.
Out Urrn rnlumt ol IM I sues, containing laroe
scale iiibw oi t-v- ry cirtii.tr ai d c.vl, illvinioo
uin ihcfaceoi theKlnht! hcsuillully illiiiraiei
with coioitsl dtsgri ins shnwlng wealth, dciH, ciirij
Condi li.n. p ixlucii, na, mat uiai iurrs a d ci-m-
nerre. nils on sects etc .and a u)Tb ilneoi en-
i gs. si hi u.sii)- new ica uie bever la hre In-
roipiara.ed In s ol lb kli d The maps tira
of laraaeaie rnniSld Ir, m themot etbiand
aaihenlle sour- cs, and arc t sulilulty tinted. Ibus
tenderiiia them clear and disuiwi. I he bound.
aria ol the Mir mw eiatea aie clearly denned,
sud Ibe wuu, e w,rk Ls-Kuubt to a laic dauj.
Nolire df Contest
V, 8. Land Office, Cbadron Neb.,
reoruury lew.
eeu entereo; at
ur.ltllHt Alfona
xcbroilcr for failure to comply with law us
io lui.ne.sLeaa entry o. ttr'l, u.ited
March loov, upon tbe iiWJi, see M, tp 2 , r
THE STATE JOURNAL CO.'S
NEW
General Map of the United States,-
SlZR, 66x46 IKCHK.
Complaint No. J07i bavlnr been entered
inia omce oy aouii a. oreeu
AS CntlKlVneW tnm lust Irom the enmnsa
ne asigcsi nisp ever cinicu ou oi e .l.eel
In Bloul county, Nebroaaa, with a view to
iu canceiiuiion oi aaiu eui
atr
i ro.lers.
allegmg tbul tbe aald iaiiii..i,t h .a wholly i . ,ie, ir: 7, JT f .,:.'"'.
ababUo.ieu aaid trad; th .t be Jl..s chaiiKeil
Ins reaideuce Iheri fro.n far more th ui six
ino.it us since iiiaKing said entry th.t Sjld
tract u not aettied uoo.i and euitivatetl liv
saiu p.irsv . requirtsi oy l.iw. l lie saia p.t-
tie are hereby summoned to anoe.ir at Una
office ou Hie n th day of April, Is.O, i.t io
o'clock a. m., to respond and furnish testi
mony concerning said allege.1 failure, ies
tlmouy of witnesses will be taken Ix-fnre
cboa. .. nolmes, u notary sublic,at bis ortlue
iu narriOTiu, sieuroaka, o.i LUe list Uay of
April, istsi, at iO o'viock a. ni.
, u, MtAASk, m-gisU-r,
It- tl fic-l s tint li H and nmn iwl mi
The niifl.siilrsi eici unon Is m in-el eil.
ni, ricunls
iid C- ui") l.u nnry Urns, luilian reietvailous,
m. untaiis. lain. n,rs ail lines ol railnsid to
Xy 1. 1S9, end cities l Herein In larxe, clear lyoe.
A ares msityr Hi. sins l sic leeti ro eiitii com.
plei, t ew cnuniies have U-eu brined, sisi so
'"' ew h.wns Lscrui. Inioeiiaietice. that
uunea reciu n ot mis tn.u pr,uu a ouluplese
Notice of tautest.
V. 8. Land Office, chudrou, 'eb, I
rebru.ry n, iu. 1
Complaint So 10 havi, e beat,, entered at
tbiaoitice by Maria rrtese eg ilnsi nenry
t leuilnw for fall uie to co.,,p,y witb law ua Ut
Umber-cUiture eutiy ,o. 3tHt, dated lebru
wrr It). ieSa, uuo.i toe aek sec h. Isii r hs. i
eioux eouuly, ..ebr .ak-, with a view to the
Oouoellatiou of a..Kt entry; contest iut alleg
us skMM sivuiy rieiuiug UN uoi
bread or cause to be bio tea Ave acre tbe.
Hrst yaar after tuakieg said entry, ending
rebruarv iti. isss.1 nor u.,s i n... ;.Vh . ...i
detevU to tlte piweeut dele ef information.
to
How to Gbt the Atlas or Hap,
Owing tn the con ol prrpsra ton. neither of then
iiriaiutiloin muid U Ni.d si re ail lie- lus. He n
I.', to, and I. r ibis lesson n.t. will be oscrad
Frrp " Iiniiifu ui MiUcrllr to the
DAILY STATE JOURNAL
On Hi llowln icnrn : Any one psylng 10 f
T.' . -""""'i'i' i one yrsr lit ant'Ni
lie re u aired
Ibe an Id p.triisnare hereby snmntoiied
siw si.iu p traeea are ueieuy siiiluoiicd to I poK g u, ettr
uppsiaratt4Usoceo.iUiei.tbd..y of April. Vl-j Jo.p.4-s'f
fuxuiab lMWu.o.;r Othiesralaif aatd aiieesxl
ibusis. sasjssisiwiiT ih wisuaasass ariit la. . to ,
ea bef ore a. U. aoaes, aoury i-ubiic. at
Jmamwmt Harrlaou, eabfustu, oo toe Ilk '
lin riii.ei lie sii. i, i,sp . f,t ,..
i f laying a. M .u mini Ul, ,';xn, e
Call ' -f ...il ft by psjp - h,. ,t,n
IV ul. U llirot RHaiilai In a.fai.s . a im, J'
ItsTtht- uisp'fsilss
IS. I'SllTS 4 M'n"slWlil
fsfe H).re in i ha I i i .i urn
lWl II win hvrsirert kx aj7
ls tw-n to. i. i ( ,,,
eWe in w raid on neJU-ety. st u w, A
W ps wrr una irtFlist imrii,i a. s-vidae
isasiKitrvli. M4. all oider le
TATI -CUHNAL CO.,
MMM, Ufa,
lMij J,iirjsnif Meeetrer.
1' f
Mntyft g. Andrews.
l take eJvMte of tMi fjnv,
