The Sioux County Journal.
Sulm-riplion Price, fi.iW .
I- J. Simmons. ... l.J.lor-Pitti-red
i tlie Harrison po-itoMce a re-
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r.irfdnuly AtUiriicy,
II. T. tc.Vl.M.
iil ( Mimly ( o:nmls.iiont'i'.
K.I.I J. IU HS.
KfiniuiU-an Senatorial ('oiivenlion.
I'll' rfill!;!i'"i 'i clcrlOT of till I4tl( Kfi.
tufi.'l -n-LriW tf Ni-iir ik.l are riMjiu'-t 'il to
n '. i.t,'itf. iron tb.'ir rt!V.'r.iI comit,.
to hi-ct III colPiltion ill tile Icwu ut aicll
I'-ki li"rry couutv, Ni'li., jit'ulwr 'i'lili
Kilt, -it 'i::;fi'i. m., for tlit purjio of iiioSn((
ih o iru a on a CAiiiliU-alc lor 'iiiitor Iro.n
J;i:!l II ..-trlct.
I'lir- K.'v.'rai count''' are pntitlffi tf rpr(
isp'il:it;o:i as itl:ow, tu'lng lia'ii on tilt ftiiinf
.e i; cJi liy llie dtale coiiveiitiou, ti
'x r.mre t-oiinty..T
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o ln-t there or it del tttti-nilaii'-e
no lro-C!-ri Ik- ;lHowt-(l exi-ept to
i.i-r i - I1) - l O'.irity here tin; dele
if tae pli-iv !;V" ;.
J. W kI.E Ti. f'K BR,
v, ( h.,ir:uaii.
n-ury.
l.i-.-ry: IIo.v h of that iwlarj of
ifoiW p. r year, as dputy county treasur
er, is i. M. K -iii luti-nii! while traveling
over the .! I-,, f trying to liocxlw ink the
ROj.ik into voting for him for congress'
i, v -.- lU.ir Utitl r.
The fourth state ticket was put in tlie
field last week by the prohibitionists at
their state convention at Lincoln. Tlie
nominees are: Lr. B. L. Paine, governor;
Rev. Geo. V. Woody, lieutenant gov
ernor: i- has. Watts, stcretai-y of Btate;
A. Fitch, Jr., auditor: H. W. limly,
treasurer; F. Wigton, attorney general;
Olesiii, couiniissioer of public lands
and budding: Mrs. Mary K. Morgan,
wipf-rinl'.ndefit of public instruction.
'ili- cosivention lasted two davsi
Vvmie waiting for the "Uiium rats to
ludd tneir convention .so as to name tlie
c-aii'.hiifite in whose favor he U to witli
di'.iw, i1. P. L'avis, the boodle-fusion-gaiig
candidate for vountv attorney
might lili in the time explaining to the
taxj-iiyeiH of .Sioux county how he got
-f.tti.tX) for insuring tiie court house,
when o'htr ugetits offered to-do it for
uhoul one lialf that amount.
TIik xtYbiir.".y .7ws;4;- ceases to lie
published after this week. Tiie fact, is
liccc.iiiii'.g demonstrated timt a little
town tnal is not v. count v neat is not a
good place for a newspaper to exifct. It
is a good thing for a town to ha ve a lo
cal paper hut it costs money to conduct
the liiisiiKssa and the result m un.sutisfact
nrr to the man. win undertakes' it.
Both this repuhlie-an and democratic
noiiiuiees for lieutenant governor were
tn tliearifiy during tiie wiubut t.Uer is
vast diiference in their reconi. Majors
k-!i (mine to defend the llag of his conn
trv, u ijile 4'-.-3r .-xerted hiuiaelf to do
H'f.iy tlie government that llig rejiresent
ed. Nebraska is not qiiite ready to elix-t,
an ex-confedurute to a high sljite office,
st I ii.t, no so long as they have as
good H.en as Col. T'.uu Jia jors to vote
for.
Tins wason lias Iwen an excellent test
of tli; sugar beet industry; la, Hall
tounij the dtxiiit.h liiw KtB unuswtHy
etn re, so t!iat other crops are reported
ast alniort a total failure. But for all that
the Uets have done nicaiy and the frni
erss. will realize from foO to fi80 pec acre.
It i only a n nest ion of time wlien tjlas
tate of Net raske will fee dotted with
tKt jrcs.s ta wor't Hl tha heet crop and
ihe farmers of the state will reap a
jyje-tt lialWSt ffmti this new and impof.
ttnt inibistry. Lst all tiiu eiu-ourage-jMniUt
piisidhle be give.n to tie cultivation
"rf sugar bset. and tlie extraction of
iigar tix-refr.-iui.
Tbe Knox county Ikizumt says "as
Ittwevo Rojd and fCtichards, tho gentle
wmv of the D,:!n .''rot will fee feeird in
iMfrofBicW'. The difference I
I twet it the "o men is thai Richards has
m.!,v Cl'mhii-tt rislie of true utuabood,
mliiiebis oj'oiKuit was (lUfdied to the
front 1 irctmielie bad a1 orirrM of niooey,
the hi'tjHtk pi coilld buy bin way
tbe E;utl ve chnir. TN l tanU
f i.fetBOt;rittiC' tjMrtite for govs
rti1'Wit ' ''
' " vt!L,lsJsl llMM Bf r tfc
If Mr. Forney reads the exchange in
U.e tlVrd (ii.tr.et. lie wll hardly run f r
ci.nt:re. (in ll.r 1.0.1 ti. it t!e ia?(.pt pre
I rvir" ' ' ''!.!. A
;t mair-nt v of t!t
r. -pil'-in ,.u iwr ill me ui-iru i t maMwr 1
; ;"" " ' -ov-', nu;81kl,KHlt.Wftr.f which lave been
, hoggish i. .-ii;.7:i ('ill. ; nutted and are now under advisement.
j ' ! Clerk Campbell ami Lrut Rom burned i
1 i-...i,.,l.i,-,.,ini!, !,:! .. . ,..-, J- i... i. I
! ' - ' , ,
, i. i!.terii'ig ma proMiwwry niwia.urui morning getting the copy for t lie
I i the L'.n.ohi ft?, ami as a result it is jol-ket completed. The docket an
' mtivin.i' a very jrnul encouragnwtit : ! call of case from tlie va-
i from the -ple. TIi nminifri of
Itlw pMjxr hive ahviy Iwn tmtwl for
kivii)- till nit wh.it they 1'1..ii-h1 and stiy
j in-it in a munir sf t'ut th"y caa le
' utn!-rtiL
A little row occurred in the house of
j ri'prvseaiatives one day last week, aiid i
i niilfed in Mi'. Wilson, of WashinKt''". J
! i.!-t!i!:n.' l;;s fist in !!r- f:ic- of Mr. Beck-
worth of Ni-vv J -rsty. N. blood was ,
!"shi-cl amlthe o!':-r tici,T.i-s asi-t.l by
i the sere;t-:it-iir:ii-i r.-ti-rcl -a -e. The j
; ii:l:lT grew
hard hi!!.
.1 of
ri. 'Usinu of the I
;
hie j irtieil over f
i v of making a '
i
st-ite fa r. This .
11 1 111- attention i
; T;ik Jif:'si'. i
! tlie result of !!, .
! county iT-:i!i :!
' p-'"i" lun fiv.:;.:i"
IS'!'
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of the iwople to i'w iiiij.'rtan. of tins; of the supreme court in increasing' all
mov, ' ii'i I I1'" sM'-cis in that direction the time and it is between one and two
i certainly ratify in. Tlie next step j years ln-hind now, and unless the nuin
now is to irvKin to organize a county h-r of judges is increased it will soon
itcrii ultur.d soi . ty end also to prepare j t.iVe so lo-i t jfet a case decided by
for m ik'.nj; an exhi'. it it !w state fair in j that tribunal that tlie litifnints will have
s;il th.it will e -li(' imy thinff ever wit-' passed into the great hereafter.
nss d in the stuti-
Tn the second on.ur.
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in oisiini. in-: i
U'Tiim r.us eiiii ir.sea iV'-'ir'naii, tins m-1
. .. . 1
rleiH'iident can n a'e or c -tnerev, so mat i
1 , , , tT ,
the battle tMw'n h- and Htrlaa.
There is little doubt as to tl
result. 1 he
rep ihlican can.l'd it;-is abb-, honest and
cleitn, and Iv is l;:i ovn t- lie in sympa
thy andi worker for t'i; prinoiples and
rights of the farmers. No apologies have t
to be made f r Mr. If arl ui ail he will lie
elected on Nov. 4th. If the republicans
of the third congressional district act
wisely and put up the rigid kind of a
mac he will be elected, but if a cam
paign of apologies is forced upon the
party, disater will certainly follow.
The farmers are arouse and will not lie
held in line for any man who is ahnox
ious to them.
At the Nance county convention
last week, a motion was made to allow
Lieut-Oov. Mt-ikleiohn to name the dele
gates to tiie congressional convention
and Judge Brady to name thoseto the
senatorial convention,' Both gentlemen
expressed the. wish that the convention
name the delegations. The result was
that a delegation to the congressional
convention was elected who will be for
Meiklejohn first ami last, and Brady got
the senatorial delegation. That is a pret
ty good illustration of ho v Meiklejohn
stands at home. IIo did not have to fix
up a delegation, and it is likely there
will lie several delegations which will lie
for him first and that tiie entire conven
tion will be for him at last. ,
A jx'tition has been gotten up by the
republicans of North Bend, Dodge coun
ty, asking Mr. Dorsey to keep his pro
mises and not be a candidate for renotn
ination. That is tlie right kind of a move
and certainly sliould effect the gentleman
and arouse hi in to a sense of honor
which would deter him from continuing
in a course which bodes no good to him
scif or Lis party. If a man has not hon
or enough to keep his word, he has not
honor enough to lie entrusted with in
terests of a congressional district. If a
marf fails to keep his word in tbe ordin
ary walks of life, his acquaintances are
very careful how they entrust matters
of inijtortame to his keeping. Does the
fact of a man bi.-ing a congressman re
lieve him of tin; odium of dishon
esty or give him the right to dis
rgard his word, without being' account
able' If such be the case-it is about
time a cliange was made in the method
of estimating a man s fitness for office.
Wla.-n the people give a man a position
entitling him to be addressed as "Hon
orable'' he is in duty bound to guard
that title rather tiian bring disgrace up
on it.
Each Season
Ha Ki own peeullar malady ; but with the
blood maintained In a state of uniform vigor
and purity, by tlie use of Ayer's Sai uaparilU,
the system readily adapts itself to changed
eondlf inn. Compnaed ol tlie beat alterative
and tonics, and tietug higblv eonceatrated,
Ayer'n Saraanarilla l the moat alactlve and
economical ot all blood medlclnea.
" For aome yean, at Ui return af apriag.
I bad aerioua iroubie Uh oiy kidney. I
was unable to sleep nights, and suffered
greatly with pain Id the satail of niy back.
1 was also afflicted with beadaetK, loaa of
appetite, and Indige-ition. Tneae symptoans
were much worse last uprini?. especially tbe
trouble with my tack. A irlend penuadod
me to use Ayer's Sarsaparlila. t begaa
taking It, and my troubles all dlaappearad-'
Mrs. Oenevra Belaoger, M Bridge si
BpringDeM, Mas.
Ayor'o Garcopsrllla
' ' raVABBD BT
Pat it. O. ATXB 4k 00., XaeveB. KaaM.
aJsUw IrnwIsu. lsbs. W.rtMaH.,
Tke Sepretate (wart.
The new supreme r-ourt doc ket, copy
f r which was yrf:!4 yesterdiy, will
. r 70u Mses. 400 ff i
tonti'ii vmelhing ov
. . j
, ,.:, i
are cases luH.n? and untried,
ll mwmjnit on tram a u. -
rions district as follows:
District Ka. 1 Soptember 18, 49 case.
No. 2 Sjitinlwr 23, 6-" cases.
Xo. -O tolier T, 75 ease..
Ko. 4-C1cUl-fr 21, 35 i-ases.
No. ,V (Jctolx-r '.v, 29 canes.
5 N'ovemiitr 5, 18 ca-tes.
".i. 7 November R, ?" cases.
No. I Novemlier 11, 41 cases.
No. 0 NovemU-r 1, H-'l --i-s.
No. M November 25, 23 cane.
No. 11 Novemlier 28, 16 cases.
No. 1 i Novemlier 2S, 9 cases.
The i,1k i v i copied from the Lincoln
.hmrnil of August 30th and in certainly
a strong reusiMi why the nunilier of
judges of the supreme court should I
in. -reased ns contemplated bv the pro-
-
prJ amcvlmeiit to tlie constitution as
pul,!isli;.l in anotliur column. The work
For many vears, Mr. B. F. Thornpson,
.m:w.
t
A
OI I es .Homes, loa, .m --c''o;
, ., , ,. , n
ed with ehromc diarrhoea. He rays;
,
times it was verv nevere,:iso much m
:,-,., nlv lif.
it would end my
About seven yearn ago, I cliaiiced to pro-
!cure a bottle of (Tianilierlain's Colic,
i Cholera and fliawhoea Kemedy. It. gave
i me pronipt relief, and I l-elieve cured mi
permanently, an 1 now eat or dunk with
out harm anything I please." I have al
so used it in my family with the same
fvMilti. For ssile by C. II. Andrews.
Ayer's Karsaparilla will cure your
catarrh, and remove that sickening taler
of the breath.
5
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It is with pleasure that we announce
to our many patrons that we liave made
arrangement with that wide-awake, il
lustrated farm magazine, the American
F'lrwrr, ptiblislied at Fort Wayne, Ind.,
and read by nearly 200.000 farmers fey
which that great publication will lie
mailed direct, FREE, to the address of
any of our sulwcribers who will come in
and pay tip all arrearages on subscrije
tion and one year in advance from date,
and to any new subscriber who will pay
one""year in advance. This in a grand op
portunity to obtain a liirst-class farm
journal free. T.ie Amnttn Furnvr is a
large 18-page journal, of national circu
lation, which ranks among the leading
agricultural papers. !t treits tlie ques
tion of economy in agriculture and the
rights and privileges of that vast body
of citizens American Farmers whose
industry is the basis of all material and
national prosjarity. Its highest pur
pose is the elevation and ennobling of
Agriculture through the higher and
broader education of men and women en
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NOTHING. From any one number.
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members of vortr lioiwehold, YET TO
GET IT FREE. Call and see sample copy
Notice of Conliulm-inner's Seel lug-.
1 he laiard ol eomniltistoiiers of Sioux
county, .Nebraska, are hereby untitled to
.... ........ 1 ul t, o.Pl,l,,,(M..d ..f buI.I
county, in Harriaon, .Nebraaka, on Batur
d.iy. Ana. 6, JhIIO, at lOo'cloek a. ui., lor
llietrauruictloii ( or'iuiary county iiuini
i;.0 tOMIAO I.1XIIKMA,
County Clerk.
N t Ire ef Attarhntrnt.
Jacob H. Drumm will take notice tbst on
the I'. til (lay of August, i.0. 1. 8. Mcintosh
a Instiee ot Ibe peace for "kite lliver pre
eiiiit. sioux county. Nebraska, Ismied an
order of attachment for tbe sum of (Illy five
(SVijUIll dollar in an action ponding before
hiili wberelii Thos. llevanpori is plaintiff and
Jacob H. Iiriiinm la defendant, that nrois-r
ty of tlie ilelriidaut, winslstlnir of one yoke
of red ateera named Uria;lil'r and "Jarry"
hramled double half-circle on left bin. and
yoke for the same. Ma lawn attached under
Kan! order, sain causo waa cuiiununi w wir
btu day of (H toiK-r, lavi, si i o'clock, p. in.
lMrHt TMoasa Davaaroax.
Kalire to Land Owners,
To nil whom It mav concern:
Tbe commissioner unpointed to locate a
rond no.iiiuenrliig at tni lie corner ace n,
Iwp.t't. rai.aciM, lis MolltToae prednct, Mou
cwi ity, Nebraska, running thenre south on
MH.tlon line three in ilea to aw corner aec a.,.
In same twp, thence east on are tion line to
comer ui taaith Hue of aild sec. as; thence
south through mi tor of e- I It and is In
twp St, r,igi)i toce.itrr of said aeeMon IS,
teriHiuattag Mare. Also, casniuarnclng st
corner of aw. s-f and twp St, rangw M,
rnnnt ig tha.ire west eu section Um four
mile botwesu aacttons T I 1 l II-
11 terminating at earner of see. B-Sre and la,
twp st, rugttul, aua manias, la favor of tbe
at.Ujiislima.it tasireta. sad all owtavtlnxs
thereto or ciainta for aVaeatraa uiaas) tai fUed
to tke tataiitar uesw oo
aoon of the aJ day of ttelol
t.ut UMt't ee e or
' rha a. I na at lis Lobar. A. It
beftaaa
; a. v. ti
said roud wJU.be kad Wllkowt tefar-
l fwddi i
Wtrri
Wii
sjMBa thereto,, Onaastii IaoaiiaB.
PK LAM4T10.S.
WHlfitm. A louit resolution Wa adopt- !
ed ty the legl'lstureof tbe tt of Kebr- j
k. twenty nrst ! tlwrWof. ud
approved War. httth, A-II.H. prupoalugaa
, tim, t. lfi. four ,
.... rf Art 1. rtt iT the conett-
ia tern of said atWv nd iht muU aectlba
aiuanded .hU rKl a. f -.Howe, towlt:
section I. That nwlta two () of article
tiie Mi.-tttutim of the .tut. of
j .cl.rai,k-, be HUiend"! Ml to rend M fol
io :
"scetion i: TlimUpreme court sbt.ll en
fi.tofH-w ;S) Ju.lKfM, a majority of wboiu
hull lie iiee-jwu-j- I form uuotuid or u
iiroiiouueea ijecitou. U bll liaB oriri
Lai jurlmlictiou In ce--i reiatliiC ti reve
nuc, civil run In whu-h tlie tte aball be
a p riy. niaiiduiu, quo rrmlii, babama
torpu-s J well P1-H"te juriaulcliou
Mi.y lie ij-rxivided hy I 'W.
mk-. t: "lliit i-is-tioii four (4i of article
ii((ii.of the const it ulio.1 of tbe tat of
Nelj.- .Bkii, beaurtJUOeU w M w rem n
loa : . ,.
M-.-tlon 4: TIjc Juitiie. of tlie anpreme
court lnll 1 riwti il l.v the elei Uire ol the
Lite at lnrae and Iheir terma of olllee, M
cept a. ti.-ii iiiHtter provide,!, uliall be for m
ix-rloil ol lie iii yi-am."
sertionS: That evl ion Ave of artirlo
) ) of the euiiotitutkiti of the atate ol
S.-lir,ska la- anieuiled mi u li read aa foi
loas: , .
seel-on : "At the first (rcoe-ral election
lo l- held In tiie yiair lM, and aflur the
udojition ol this a I men I to the eoliatl-
tutlou, then- sllall lM( ehsted thre (S)
JnilKes of the suprcd.e eourl, one of a lloin
.ll .ll lie elected lor tiie term ot one(l) year,
one lor the u nn ol tim e (3 ; years and one
lor t!u- u-nii of Ue yc.is. and at each
if.iK-rnl election ttmcltrr there shall be
( circled oi.e JiulKe ol tin- supreme court lor
j the term of live ifi) yeara. Provided that
the jlldlo of lie- supreme eoun Wlliiw
t.-riiia hae not expired al the time of bold
UK the treio r..l election of Wd, sliall con
tinue to hold tlicir otliee for the reiiiMlnder
ol tlie term tor hii li they -re respective
v i-iccteii niiitt-r the prcsciitcoustiluiioii.
'Scrlion 4: 'Hist e.u ll per-ou (lliiK lu
fi.Kir of Hits iiiueiidiiii iil slmll Imvc aril
tenor prii.lwl uimu bi buliot the follow
ieir: "for the iiropnscd iimeiid ment to the eon--titunoK
n-iatniK lo the hiimlK-r ol Bupreuie
iuilKi's."
Ihirefore, I, John M. Thayer. I.overtior
of Die state (if .Nehranka, do hereby K've
not ice i" m onlaure a itli aectlwn one (1
article lliteeii ( I ft., (d the constitution and
tie provl-ioiis of tlie act entitled "An Acl
to pro-tide the moiiniT of pioponing all
Hiiieiiiiments u the constitution and aule
iiiitt.i.K tin- wuiie to the ehs-tora of the
state." Approved 1-elmisry l"Ull, A. II. Is t.
Unit sn!d piosed iillieilitliient 111 lie ul-iniiu-d
to the (jiialincd voti-r ol the state
for i,piroMil or rejection at the general
. lection to la- held oa the llll (lay of .Novem
ber, A. I. IrtO.
In ailitess alii reof I have hereunto act
mv hand and c ail-i d to be ulllJed tile grv tl
sc.! of tin-state ol Scbriiska. I 'one Itt l.ill
coin ttl ' -i Hi day ol July. A. 1). !WI. and
lit,- tuentv li. ui Iii veur ol the slate anil
of the linlclientlriice of the I lilted tate
tiie one hundred lUteentn.
Hv tin. (.ovcrnor, JUIIS M. iiiair.n.
llriJAMis It. COwi.KRT,
sea L j Ms-reUiry ol state.
I'1101'I.AMATIOX.
VHtnr.s, A Joint resolution aaa adopt
cd by the legislature of the atatc of
.Nebraska, at the twenty nrst session mere-
of, and approved March Sith, A. 1). MO,
protiosiiik; aif amendment lo section TUIr
teea f 13) of Article six (B) of the consti
tution of said state; that aald section
amended shall read a follows, to
wn.
Section 1: That section thirteen (IS) of
article tdx (6) of the constitution of the
tate of Nebraska Is- amended so as to read
as follows:
Section 18: The judge of the supreme
court shall each receive a salary ol
lhirtvllve hundred do lar (ss.awi per
annum and the judges of the district
court shall receive a salary of three
thousand dollars iWJKlO) per annum, and
the salary of eacb shall be payaiite iiuar
t. r ! V
Motion I. Each person voting in isvor oi
this aniendiiicnt shall have written or
iirinlrd mam his btiiiot the foiiowleg:
t'lnr lhn iiroooei.1 anicjtdllient to the con
stitution, relating to tlie l,.rr of judges of
tbe supreme and district court.
Therefore. 1. John Jl. Thayer, governor ol
tin- state of .Nebraska, (lo hereby irive notice
in accordance with section one it) article
fifteen (If.) of the constitution, mid me pro
vision of an act entitled: "An ad to pro
vide the minuter of proposing all amend
men is to the constitution ami anhuitttlng
tlie same lo Itle electors of the state.' All
nroved FrbmaV Kith. A. U. lsTT. til '.t Ud
prtijHiBeil ameii'dmei't will I aubinitled to
tlie quinine' voiers in iihh su m: io, ..
nroT,.l or relet l:on. st Ihc general e.ectioil
u lie held on the 4tl day of November, A. U.
In witness whereof 1 have hereunto act
mv h iicl and eausi.sl to lie iiflixed the, great
seal ot the st ile ol Nelrnka. lame at kill
, ti-.,s s th d .v of Juiv. A. I. Is'.O. and
the twenty loiirin yenr oi in si ne, anu oi
the inileneiidence of the I nlted statea the
one hunuretj rilteimth.
Bv tiie (.ovcrnor, JUHS 3k. 1 II A 1 r.K
HEV.IAMIN li. tOWPFRT,
jar.ALJ .Secretary of state.
rUOCLAMATION.
tVHKBKAS. A Joint resolution wan adoirt-
ed by tbe legislature of the state of Nebraa'
ka, st the twenty-flral aess'.on theriof, and
approved rcbruitry 13th, A. IJ. im, propos
ing an amendnient to the constitution of
aaid alute, and that said amend men t shall
read as follow, to-wit : '
fe tion I: That at the general election to
be held on tlie i (lesdiiy Micceedlng the ilrst
Monday of November, A. I. Iie.. tnero shall
be Hiitxoi tt-I to the electors of this alnte for
approval or rejection an amendment to the
constitution ot tills Mate In words as fol
lows: ! tic manufacture, sale and keeping
for sate of intoxicating Iltpiora a a bever
age are forever prohibited in Ibis state, and
the legislature slnll provide by law for the
enfoicemcn tot this provision." And there
shall also at said election ta separately sub
mi tied to the electors of this state for their
approval or rejection an amendment to the
constitution in word as follows: "Ibe
manufacture, sale and keeping for sale in
intoxicating liquors as a la-erge shall be
licensed ami regulated by law."
eec. 2: At sm b election, on tho ballot of
each elector voting for tile proposed amend
ments to the constitution, shall be writ
ten or printed the words: "Kor pro-
Iaised amendment to tbe constitution, pro
il biting the manufacture, sale and keeping
for sale of Intoxicating liquors u a bever
age," or "Against Hie proposed amendment
to the constitution prohibiting the manu
facture, sale am! kciihg for sale of lutoxi
catlug liquors a lieverage."
There alia. i also la-, written or printed on
the ballot oi cell elector voting for tile pro
posed aiiicmliii' .if to the .constitution, the
words: "for nronoscd amendment to the
constitution thai the manufacture, sale and
keeping fur sue of intoxicating Itquorsas a
urver.tge in Ibis stale shall be licensed and
regulated by law," or "Against Said proposed
amendment to the cointUtnlUm that the
iiiBinil .cturc. sale and keeping for sale of
In toileting lltpiors us a beverage shall las
licensed and rvgulatril by iaw."
sec. 3; it either ol the said proposed
amendment, sliull be approved by a major
ity of tlie electors voting at tlie said elec
tion. Hum it shall roust i nit- mil ion twen
ty seven 7 1 of article one I J of Uie eonsti
tutlo'i of the state.
1 herefore, I, John M. Th ijer, (iorprnor of
tlw statu of .Nebraska, do hereby give notice
In accordance with section one IIJ article
flf laen 1 1.1 1 of the constitution and tlie provis
ion of tlw act entitled "an art to provide
the wanner of prOaaliig all aiueiwiinaiita to
tbe constltntlon and siiliinittiiig Um same to
tbe elector (Sf the state." Appro rod b
roary iSth, A. I. 17. that said propound
meadmcnt will be snbialtted to t&e oiail
ed voters of the stats for ppro.J or ra
Jeottoa at toe general rare Hon to ba held on
Us ttli day of November. A. I), lave.
Te wlliies whereof i hereout aet mr
kaao, afsd eanae lo be aflged tlw neat aosl
of taa ataV of gebrsaka. Iio.ia ut l4ncoia
ttda t day of July, A. I I, aud I lie SSUi
year of tbe stats, and of Use iodesv-edenea
oi Mi I altsd etate tbe one baitvdred
kttaeatfc.
Hy tbe (lorernev, JOUS If. THAT It V
tmitM sUOowpgat,
, (jtuuui wmtai afatatr.
txrKi!fBtTt
Koovrra Bao.. Sew fork Cltf
riaa NtKioKAt Bank. Omaaa,
or CauuawMi. uaaroa, W
- Tin;
dunk of h Ann ISOU,
HARB!H0!(. JEBRISKA.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, ,000,
Transacts a General
Buyi Scliool Onlern, County and Vilbjf Wurnnt,
nrinterwt P-ud on Time IoiU.
t
Loans Money on Improved Farms,
CHAS. C. HOLME, CAHlf R,
B. E. Brews t,
C. F. CofTt.
Vice Pres.
President.
CIIAS. C. jAMKSfiN, Caaliier.
Commercial Bank,
INtXlltrOBATBD.
-A.-
General Banking Business
-TRANSACTED.-
Hakrwcw,
Ntwustu.
MRS. If. A. CUNNINGHAM,
Milliner and Dressmaker.
One door East of Ranch Supply
8tore.
E. J. WILCOX
Owns tbe fallowing brand on
right hip or left side.
Range on Monroe creek. P. O. Harri
rison, Neb'r.
H. T. (NLEY, Lawyer.
Loans no Money,
Represent no insurance company and has
no land to sail but gives t)l entire time and
attention to tbe practice of tbe law.
IiARBISOS, - NBRA8KA.
C. E, HOLMES,
Attorney-at-Law.
All business entrusted to bis care will re
ceive pronipt aad careful attention.
IIAHKJSOK, - - wrattAffllA.
GEORGE WALKER,
AttoTBeyat-Law.
Will practice before all courts and the V.
8. Land Office. Basioesa entrusted to ny
care will receive prompt attention.
HAKRI80K, VCBRAfOCA.
L. O. HULL,
' AttorMTt'Law.
HAIUIMOS, -' Minima,
Wells Drilled!
I have a good well drilling; machine
and am ready to drill any sized well on
abort notice. Terms good and prices
low. Poetoffloe, lUrriaon.
C. 8. Soott.
Koflre to land Owaer.
Ta all skua It so sMMfl 1
Tins eooiDilsaioaer sppolatad to eatablisba
mm --Mttli st tk. saw corner ol see H.
In flva folate r-reeiaat, atoug en-iwllf"
brasks, rannlna tbsmee aorrberrr iktwaan)
it ss if see Si, tbsrucs uortb.s.tsriy tbra)
sw It saa a ) aae as, nw ww ws pi w
H ear alt in twf n.tnn M aad nw If as
K.ksMit,irgiiB4MmilM a M
M If and w J aae M all tadhrw at, raas a.
Itw-li-ite-lalt-Ukl la -l aaajsrt twa
aaat rsussja, saw t tic sowatr llae af
aetc nsoaa eaajeisy
to rsWWrWroat
the tvwatyCVsrk' owsee oo or bafore
a of the ta aay oaaa.( i v, vw
aM road wtuiw fad shti abed wltaal refer-
uSa
0 taiirate,
UKXlirOMtKU t Nt-tP STAt MFf
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Banking Busincsu,
Wm, Christensen,
Wholesale and Retail
Hardware.
A Urge aod well aalected aWck
ALWAYS ON HAND.
ACORN 8TOVB8. BARBEL WIR1)
ut pruxss to suit the times. AffentaVor
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CHAMPION BINDERS !D
Mowers.
ChatJron,
Neb.
- -
Grant Guthrie,
-DcAitn Ik-
Lumber,
Lime,
Grain
-A. tT)
Coal.
aunt ran winp Mius an PM !,
W3n d (gWrit Maktit,
ahesaatgef aery I