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amnAL oocjrrr patdl
Subscription Price,. $2.0B
gats-red al the Harrtae-o post-onsre. as see-
TOTUT, Sbtt.' 11, ma.
Eeasbllraa ftfet?TMet.
Par Governor,
U D. BlCHABDfl.
for LieuUOMGe-"ruor,
TrHA-s M.VJUKS..
For Secretary of Stale,
i. C. ALUS.-
Tor Auditor,
THOMAS BBNTOsC
For Treasurer,
J. E. HILL
For
Coinuiiartotwr of I'lfllC lands
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Buildings,
. G. B. HCMi'HRET.
For Attorney Oeiier J,
For Sirpermte ideat of Potjtio Iitrt-tion,
A. K. isOLDYv
BnmUkw CMrty Ticket
For County Attorney,'
B. T- (WSLEY.
For County Carnmh-aMss-ssr,
KL1 J. triUVX-
Repablli-aa Senatorial roBtrwtM-a.
The reuulilican elector of tlie I4tb writs
torial district of Sebriski .ire reour--ts to
send delegates front their several counttev
to meet in convention in me town oi mien
tine, ("m-fry eao: itv. Neb.. c nteinb-'r th
Isvsi, ,,t l-.Mfp. tu., for the purno-" of ul :ciug
In .o.nin.trio'i a c ansli'late ior i'rs n
said itiwlricl. , . .
Tbe sver ,i con itievuren'lles1 'to repre
se.i talaon ue follow, belnt p "( ' til ss-nc
''tte as given by the state convent, on, to-
ittx i.utte raunty
Brown ' "
flu-rry -.
Uswes " .
Key Paha ..
Hook .' .
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Sioux "
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It in unfed tb it there be a fuil ."itt-ntl hut
id Mfflo pro.iea be ulloweai except to
Tei ow being in tli county where tac dale
ste giving tin proxy lives.
.. WESLET TVCEFB,
B. C. Eai, Chairman.
Secretary.
Ve kkjolin in pushing teaA as a fn.
gr,i iurl ciiDdiilaUj m the lug third. He
would make a clean,' bright, enenretk',
legislator and a record for' the people.
Lincoln Call.
benattir taddo k, of Nebraska, declare
agaiort all itdvaftcew m duties. This is
the sentiment of three out of every four
Western Republicans, although all ho
entertain it have not the courage to
avow it publically at this juncture St.
Louis Globe Democrrt.
It 1 an Klein is going to bring charges
against Judge Barker M he threatened
to in his letter in the gang organ last
week, it would be Well to do it at once,
so that if Barber is "ousted" a successor
can be elected on November 4th.
D. H. OrisVold, chairman of the dem
ocratic county central coniniittee, has
calUJ tin :n n srs t meet at Andrews'
hall tomorrow. - it will not likely be
long until O. P. Davis will know wheth
er 1W is to withdraw in favor of Stttter-
toe or Hull,"'
It is reported that Judge Norris has
entered the congressional race in the
third district in good earnest and will go
into the convention with a good deal of
strength. The indications are that tlie
race will be a mad and merry one with
plenty in it striving for tlie prise,"
The columns of the boodle-fusion gang
organ contain a good deal in regard to
this paper and its editor because it op
pose Mr. borsey. That is all right Mr,
iJoTaey certainly ought to have the sup
port of the gang organ, or the oullit
Would show that tbey were devoid of all
; sense, of gratituae, if they did not try to
help him. , '
W. L. JBailey after serving a year as
editor of Ukt Whitney Champion decided
that the place was too smalt to support
a paper And has given it up. He has not
gone out, of tbe. business but has pur
' ctwwti u Interest in the Crawford Cap
puruud will assist through its columns
to enlighten the people in regard to the
great northwestern part of Nebraska.
Tbefl. fc. aVK' .Y. has its line com
pleted Wto Hot Springs, 8. U, and oow
runs 'tituly trams. to aud ' from that
friaoS with through sleepers attached.
Hot Springs it rapidly bsooining noted as
besith rsaort aad Um oompletion of the
valihMsi ia tftt pUce will make it much
kaora plissant for invalids and others go-
' fight wao esMraged ill at the
T.fcfka coaaiy cow rati tM of ialniag
aa bat 9$mmj bwtwsjsa Um
IrfssW'aMn asHLrssy hctioaa.,, Tba
wawtsM tSBweArt both sides
tssAd aafla .asotiea to atoitra tseul
Cs4eJia fjajr altaf Hts coagrwav
asrJ vmmmtkm, varris That leaves
CT fp wastaaw to- tba cotioty ta-
rj r asttaaaji. m M is aU
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COMMISMOSEB'S 1CC0A9.
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HiBMisoo, Siocx Co, Sta., Krrr. , 1
Board nt pursuant to call of clerk,
rrearnt: Co umiasioner Weir and Orees
and clerki
MluatM of liut meeting read. and. on mo
tion, approved.
Oeaei 1 bond of H. H. Ruaaell for road
overseer for district So. 11 was presented
and approved.
Rood petition of C. B. W.tdsworth, et al.,
aaklna ttM a pnblle nnd be eaf tblished
rotnmenciaf at the soutbAut comer of oeo
tSon thirty twe. In township thirty-oue
north, of n r Bfty ali tlience run
ning da north- n tbe section line four
miles to the nortoev-t corner of esctioQ 17
In township 31 of range 5t wt, tbenoe doe
ea V of a mile o l tbe section line to the
southeast corner of the s V of the ae X of
see .ion , same township and range, the'ice
doe north V of a mile to the aoutbe ist cor
ner of tbe nw of the ne X. suie section,
tow nab I p and ruge, thence due et so
rods to tbe southeast corner of the ne H of
tbe ne it, some aoctlon, township and
mnge, therice dae north on eection line SS Treanrer or ad countv, and to run twen
rods, te minating at tlM ne corner of said I iv (SO l yenr with Interest t (SI rier
section 9, township SI, r.inge Sfi, was pre -pent, per union, payable seTilsnnnallv.
aented.and rt twin wh it is termed a ceo- !
sent ro-wl, the same was granted, and It is
bereby ordered that the above described
rand be s public rotd.
There being no claims tor dtmuges Bled,
and all other requirements of the lsw being '
eon. pi led with, tbe following discribrd sec
tlon Unes were and are hereby declared to j
be public road a:
Couiuie icing at tbe northwest corner of
sect:on 11, twp. 34, range !, thence soata
one mile, tbence east one mile, thene aonlh
one mile, t Shk i east on mile, thence aouth
on township line six miles; Also, frou
southwest corner section 13, township 81,
r.inSn, thence due south three miles; Al-
so, eo-.in.e'iclng .it northwest comer section
, fnsiMb'p 32, range id, thence eiist to
xouthL-ii.H coruerof section 33, twp. 33, range
v.
Reignst!on of Frank T. Gray for roid
cVcreer of district So. 10 was presented
anil, on motion, accepted.
On motion, N. C. Hutching w is appointed
ro d overseer for ro id district No. 10.
Ufllclal bo id of N. C. Ilutchiugs for ro d
overseer for district So 10, was preseuted
and approred.
Information from the bonds'nan of John
. Taylor, road overaeer of district So. , to
ths elfect thtt aiiid overseer b id left the dla
t:;c md fuiled to do bis fluty according to
law, imil a request fro u aald bondsmen to
be relieved as bondsmen being on flle in
the clerk's ofjlee. It was ordered that the
:ild ofBce of roid overseer for district So. 9.
be deel, red vacant and Orin C. Tulley w.uj
oa u:otioi ippointed to All said vac.ncy.
On motion, a w..rrant was ordered drawn
on the county ro wi fond fa favor of A. E.
Gates for StO.OO In payment of damages al
lowed at April term of district court in case
of A. E. Galea va. Sioux county.
ReSigtiHtion of J. C. Pursona road overseer
of district 'o. 4, was presented and uc-
cepswl.
On motion, I-. W. Bryan was appointed
roud overseer for district So. 4.
On motion bo Til adjourned for dinner, un
til 1 o'clock, p. iu.
ArrissooK ssssios.
Board convened as per adjournment.
Preasdt: Conmi.saioners Wair, Gross,
Grove and clerk.
Resignation of P. I.. McCrea, road over
seer for district No. 11, was presented and
accepted.
On motion Jf, D. White w.t appointed road
overseer for ro ,d district No. It.
On motion, Uie territory In aevtlons 93, 13
and M in township 32, range !, was transfer
red from Bod. re precinct to Boa eu pre
cinct, aud tbe polling place in Bod arc pre
Cinct was ordered changed from the bouse
of W. I", rttzgerald to the school house In
district So. .
On inotlo i, the territory in section 10, 3D,
fl,B,li, M.Xfi,i,X7, ., 30, 31, 39, 33, 34, 35
snd fti( In towiiKb psS7 ami range .3 and S4,
Was transferfed f ro n Ixer Running Wa
ter precinct to SnakeCres-k precinct, ,ml tbe
polling place in Snake Creek precinct was
ordered changed from the house of John
Cuit.ui to the store building of Wencel
Herncall.
Petition snd affidavit of 8. C. D. Basse tt
asking to have the sum of SJ07.10 refunded
on account of being excessive iu conip.irisoa
with other tixes in Um.and the so a of I M. IS
on account of being levied on property
Sbe did not own, was presented, and ufUrdue
consideration the board decided not to re.
fund the sum of SWJ.10 on levy of IW, as tbe
petitioner should h ire appetred before the
board of equ ills it ion of tit it ye ir and in ids
co.nplal.it. In regard to tbe sum of t 03,10
tbe board flndi.ig that the same was levied
00 property not owned by petitioner. It was'
o a motion, ordered that tbe treasurer be in
structed to refund the same.
The following bills were re-considered
and, o a motion it was or lerei tb it no w ir
rants be drawn for tbe same oa the general
fund of ISM, n account of part or
all of said services being rendered
In la:
ho. 773, Asa C. Davis, services on canvass
ing board, et.oo.
No. T7.t, Simmons Patterson, advertis
ing, rit.oi.
No. 7i, J. B. Burke, services as county
commissioner, (4 .00. .
Claim No. 774, Grant Guthrie, for coal re
considered and anAO allowed Instead of
ax.81.
By request of claimant, claim Xo. 77a, An
drew McGtnley, services sa eonnty commis
sioner, was on motion withdrawn.
Claim of John W. Hunter for S J.10 for jus
tice fees in ease of Ht..te of Nebraska vs.
George Walker, et al., diaallowed July 10,
1SW, Oil acoouut of ease not being ccrtlaed
from Justice court, was taken op snd al
lowed, as case had been certified to clerk at
tbe time, and warrant ordered drawn for
Same.
Claim of C. I- Colombia for (27.40 for con
stable fees in ease of btate of Nebraska vs.
George Walker, et al., disallowed July It,
lattvon account of eaae not being certified
from Justice court, was taken up, and allow
ed snd warrant ordered drawn for saute, as
eass ha4 been certlied to ulerk at the time.
On motion, the polling place of Andrews
Braclact was changed from tbe residence of
A.C. ftatt, to tbe reaidwBCS of A. T. Hugh
On motion, the polling place of Five
Points precinct was changed -from the resi
dence of James Procaaier to tbe resides oe
of rraak Tinkhata.
Oa mot.o.i, the polling place of Bowen
precinct was ch .nged (ro.n the school bouse
In district Ho. 7, to the county court boose.
The following petition soatalaiug the slg-
a stares of over srventy-lye eibasas of
sleos soeaty was ersosafd:
nttstaM. award of eeaaty soaimlsslee
era ef etoaa soeaty, Msbrsaks :
The Bnders igisesl, stssloil
Nabrska horasy awtatieii year
tjaajy s eskdtU
tthe uest feaseai latWiaa.
A 'i''"'
k, fsf a sbib net te Tr4 gajsiai for the
p TTnt of Mtstinding Uasktsniiass of
eatd eaanty."
Afw due t iaUw Men. sw following
prexible and nwolattoa were sdoptod :
W (, roon livMMgttlan. It bta been
dlwoveeed Ut tbe indebSadneas of
Fiona, ronntv, not ntiwkW for by warrants,
Smonnta to ahnat S .SWISS and as there will
not be a fanda to sosra a nova the aetsl
nerearv expenaeaof lelSfrwn tba lew of
! to -pply on aald indebted Ma, therefore
be't.
Bv rwn. fft tbe followina; prwrWtion
b aniMnittMi to tbo voters of atsnx eonnty
at t.h t wml election:
"h'll the rtMntv of Btoov. state of !-hi-lc,
1u H eonnon fxitl-s bonds in
the a-nonTt of elwbt tho!n4 faa.nftsssi doi
lrfor tbe Mmn of B'vlns? tbe onttsnd
in indt-rifxineaa . nnprovided for bv
wrrnt eTltn and now dne of said
conntv and -pnronrtit the uroeed of
aid bond to ivy the ontatnd1" 'wieht
of wld ron"tr of wants, nnniwided
for bv wrr-int. aid boida to be of the de-na-nlnton
o '.snns e-ch.dt1 Jsnnrv
t. w, t vb'e at tbsojSJIoo of ths 'on-itv
the rountv rerrin the ontlon of p-ylnw
any or "I' of e--td bond at t"e after
ten veira from tbe dse thereof, If the
conntv eomniiaaonera, bw a ma! e?ity
vot. onlr the ronntv tiwaurer to do ao.
ld bonds shall not be sold for leas than
p-r.
rn'-thw. aVIl there. In sdd't'on to the
anno"! leviea of tve for ord'nary pnr-
pow. be ley'ed and eolleeted a, V annu-l-
It a bv lw prov'rled for the pyment oT
tb nteret on aid bonda as each Interest
hll become dne, and sh-'ll an sddlt'onsl
an'onnt be levied and rollectod. s by lsw
provided. snWcient to create sinking fund
for h O'Twnt -(ld bonds st maturity,
or -t snv tl"a "ft"r a-id nonoa nsye ran
ten yer fro-n the date thereof should
the county commissioners at such time
consider It desirable so to do. Provided,
tbit not more thnn IS per esmt. of the
pr'ic'psl of sild bonds, so Isaed, shall
not evceed Ave per cent, of the assessed
y-lo-t'on of asld county. Provided fur
ther, th t no levy sh-ll be made to pay
any prt of the prre'pl of aild
bonds uitll after ten years from the date
thereof .
Tbe form snd msnner In which the
above nroooslllon shtll bo submitted,
shall tie by b'lllot. upon which ssid b-Hot
shsll be written or printed, or psrtly writ
ten or prtly printed the words "for
funding bonds snd levying fix," or
"Against funding bonds and levying ts,"
snd all b-llots cat hiving thereon tbe
words "Vot funding bonds snd levying
tix" sbsll be deemed snd tsken to be In
favor of said proposition, snd sll billots
ct hiving thereon the words "Agiinst
funding bonds and levying tsx." shall be
deemed and tsken to be sgalnst said pro
position. The aiid proposlt'on shill be submitted
snd voted npnn st the next general election
to be held In the county of fioox, and state
OT Nebf-isks, on Tuesday, tbe 4th day ot
IVovember, 1W.
By request of cIMmant, cllms No. W snd
So. George Walker, services e county
attorney, were on motion, withdrawn, and
ordered that no warrant Issue therefore.
Tbe following clalma were audited and al
lowed snd warrants ordered drawn on prop
er funds therefor:
John A. Green, services ss do com... a't
A. VicfJInlev, services as co com..
George Walker, services sa eonnty at
S0S
tnvney
to
A. ft. Dew. eonvi'is Held notes in p rt SO SB
A. T.' Brysn, medical attend nee on
R super, amount claimed SO, al
iwevt IS 0
James Walprrie, ho rding p mner,
amount claimed SMJO, si lowed XT H
Omahs Repnbllcin Printing Company,
atst'onery, amount claimed, S4S0
allowe! SS 40
Omaha Republics Printing Co., rubber
stamp 1
Omahs Republican Printing o., road
pi t book, amount claimed S1S.S0
allowed . IS
Omabi Kepnltllcsn l-rlntlng Co.', crim
inal court wrappers I SO
Oinah-i Republican Printing Co., t gs
fortsi list I S
S. E. leach, services ft eonntv Inati-
tntn SO
Thos. Peldy. K herlrTs fees 14 40
A. T. Brvin. medical attendance on
pauper . . . SO OS
M. J. O'Con ell, cotst 'ble fesw t SO
I.. J. Simmons, printing programs IS tS
George J. Shafcr, examining ( has. Ms-
Chas. K. Wolmes. services at county In
stitute 00
Don M. ( r. sig ilng warrants and
mlletge . T0
L. J. simn.ons, printing snd publish
ing ....... -i H (0
M. Gavn .rt, postage and olBce ex
penses i JS ft
A. Southworth. services as county su
perintendent .. 101 U
Chas. V. Urove, services as commis
sioner t7 IS
J. B. Burke, services s co nmlssloner.. 13 SS
James frocunler, um of dwelling for
election purnoses, amount claim
ed A. 00, illowed.' -. 3 00
Simmons A Patterson, advertising... SCOT
Emanuel i.akeiey, dressing wounds of
pauper 11 00
Tne loi lowing claims were examined and
approved but no warrants ordered Issued
lor same:
Andrew ticGlnlev. services ss eonnty
commissioner.... OS 39
Don Jt. Weir, services as county coti-
mlssloner 4 40
James lTocunler, use of dwelling tor
election purposes, In MSB, claimed S3 .00, and
atjtOotsamewas approved.
Claim of Omabs Republican Printing Co,
for gs.40 for labels was presented sod not al
lowed. The following claims were presented and
laid over nnttl next meeting:
A. R. Dew, surveying road ! tSS so
C. II. Andrews, supplies.... 7 St
State Journal, naper tor flold notes It 4J
8. W. Cox, b da ace due. on institute ez-
pe mes a at
On motion, board adjourned witbont day.
COSBAO LlSDrMAS, '
County Clerk.
For many years, Mr. B. F. Thompson,
of Ues Moines, Iowa, was severely afflict
ed with ehronic diarrhoea. He says; "At
times it was very severe, an much ao,
that I feared it would snd my Ufa.
About seven years ago, f chanced to pro
cure a bottls of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and i narrboea Remedy. It gave
me prompt relief, and I believe cured me
permanently, aa I now eat or drink with
out harm anything please. I have al
so used It ia my family with the aaflM
results. For sale by U. H. Andrews.
Ayer's Rarsaparilla will car
catarrh, and rsmovs that sickeiatr odor
of thabraath.
kray Hotles. - .
tkMttai sr awialsss en ssefee It,
n,si mims is. vaiaa M. an Aarnat Aaeaje
saatvssh -ssa-sJaeT eolt at hot lav.
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Vf fetasal, A jots rsseletleu was adopt
ed by the stglslsura of the atsAef Meoras
ka. at the twenty trat ssssios tbaresaT, aad
approved March SKb, A l. lSBt, propualagaa
sioendmewt to sect teas eo tj. foar fJ
sodvslof Article sis (aj of She eonsU
lAltion of aaidStaSe, and that said section
ss amended shall read as foilowa, towit:
section 1. TbJ section two (t) of artless
six (6) of the jKMUttitation of Bbe stale of
Nebraska, be amended so aa to read as fol
lows: "seetloa t: Tbe sa pi seas eoort shall con
ststof va it) Judges, a majority of whom
ahsll be necessary to form a quorum or to
pronounce a decision. It shall have origi
nal Jurisdiction in eases relating to reve
nue, civil cases in which the state shall Im
apirty, mandamua, quo warranto, habeas
corpus, and such appellate Jsnsdlctiou as
uii.y be provided by I-.W,
eee. X: "Ibat section four (4) of srticle
six (S). of tbe conslitiilioa of the slate of.
Nebraska, !c aui..leu so bs to reao as f u4
lows:
seel ion 4: Tbe Judges of tba so pre ir e
court sb ,11 be elected by tbe electors of the
slste at large aud their terms of office, ex
cept as hereinafter provided, shall be for s
period of Sve (.'.) years."
faction 3: That section Bve () of srticle
aix (6) of tbe constitution of tbe state of
Nebraska be amended so as to read as lol
lows: t
hect on (I: "At the first general election
to be held In the year 11, and alter tbe
adoption of this amendment to tbe consti
tution, there shall be elected three (3;
Judge of the supreme court, one of whom
sb..U be elected lor the term of one (I ) year,
one for tbe term of three (3) years mid o "e
for tbe tcriu of Sve (3) ye. rs, and bt eucb
general election there, t t-r there shall be
elected one judge of tlie supreme court for
the term of five (A) yenra. i'lovided that
the judges of the supreme court whose
terms have not expired at tbe time of hold
ing the gener.,1 election of isui, shall con
tinue lol Mild their office for the remainder
of the ts-rui for which they were respective
ly elected under the preaentcoiistitullon."
(section 4: lliat each person voting In
favor of this amendment shall have writ-i
tenor printed useu bis baigtt tbe follow
ing! "for tbe nropnsed amendment to the con
stitution relating to tbe number of supreme
Judges."
therefore, I, John U. Thsyer, Governor
of the state of Nebraska, do hereby give
notice in accordance wilb section one (I)
article flfteen (IS), of the constitution and
the provisions of the art entitled "An Act
to provide the manner of proposing all
amendments to the constitution and sub
mitting tbe same to the electors of the
slate." Approved lebruary I.Uli, A. I. l-77.
that aald pioposed amendment will Is? sub
mitted to the qualified voters of the st .te
for i pproval or rejection st the general
election to ba beld on the 4th day of Itovem
ber, A. 1. IKO.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and caused to be affixed the great
seal of tbe state of Nebraska, lame at l.in
coin this s th day or July, A. II. 1, and
the twenty fourth year of the slite and
of tbe Independence of the I lilted (states
tlie one hundred fliteenth.
By the Governor, JOHN si. THAYER.
Bas-laSUS tt. COWUEBT,
skalj Secretary of State.
PH0CLAJIATI0N.
WheikaS, A Joint resolution was adopt
ed by the legislature of the state of
Nebraska, st tbe twenty first session there
of, and approved March 30th, A. l. I sag.
proposing an amendment to Section Thir
teen (IS) of Article till (ft) of the consti
tution of said state; that said section
as amended ahall read as follows, to
wit.
Section 1: That section thirteen (It) of
article six (6) of the constitution of tbe
state of Nebraska be siueuded so as to read
at follows:
Section 13: The Judges of tba supreme
court shall each receive a salary of
thirty five hundred dollars (gsuo) per
annum and the judges of the district
court ahull receive a salary of three
thousand dollars (IJSno) per annum, and
tbe salary of each shall be payable quar
terly. rs-ction 1. Kaeb person voting In favor of
tbls amendment shall have written or
printed upon his ballot tbe following:
"for the proposed amendment to the con
stitution, relating to the salary of Judges of
the supreme and district court."
Therefore, I, John M. Thayer, governor or
tbe state of Nebraska, do hereby give notice
In accordance with section one il) article
nftoeii (14) of tbe constitution, and the pro
visions or an act entitled : "An act to pro
vide the maimer of proposing all amend
ments to the constitution ami submitting
tbe same to the elia tors of the at.te." Ap
proved rebruuy 13th, A. I). 177, th t said
propsised iimcudmeiil will las submitted to
tbe qualified voters of tills state for ap
proval or rejea'tion, at the general election
to lie held on tbe 4th day of November, A. O
l.i.
In witness whereof I hsve hereunto set
my band and Caused to be affixed the great
seal of the stale of Nebraska. lMne st l.ln
coltirtbls a tb d .y of July, A. V. IkVO, and
tbe twenty fourth year of tbe state, and of
the Independence of the till ted Kates the
one hundred fifteenth.
By tbe uovernor, JOHN M. THAYER.
BcsasMiN tt, COWoESt,
seal secretary of State.
PBOCLAXATIOV.
Whereas. ' A joint resolution was adopt
ed by tbe legislature of tbe state of Nebras
ka, at the twenty-first session thereof, and
approved lebruary 13th, A. D. MM, propos
ing an amendment to the constitution of
said state, and that aald amendment shall
read as follows, to-wit:
section I : That at tbe general election to
be held on tbe Tuesday succeeding tbe first
Monday of November, A. U. ISiO. there ahall
be submitted to the electors of this slate for
approval or rejection an amendment to the
constitution of tbls state In words as fol
lows: '1 be manufacture, sale and keeping
for sale of Intoxicating liquors as a bever
age are forever prohibited in this state, snd
the legislature shall provide by law for tbe
enforcement of this provision.". And there
shall also at said election be separately sub
milled to the electors of this stale for their
approval or rejection an amendment to the
constitution In words aa follows: "the
manufacture, sale and keeping for sale of
Intoxicating liquors ss a beverage shall be
licensed and regulated by law."
bee. 3: At such election, on the ballot of
each elector voting for tbe proposed amend
ments to tbe constitution, shall ba writ
ten or printed the words: "lor pro
posed amendment to tbe constitution, pro
blbitlug the manufacture, sale and keeping
for sale of intoxicating liquors as s barer
age." or "Against the proposed amendweut
to tbe constitution prohibiting tbe msnu
fact ore, sale and keeping for saM of lotoxi
eating liquors as a beverage."
There shall also ba written or printed on
the ballot of each elector voting lor the pro
posed amendment to tbe constitution, tbe
words: "for proposed amendment to the
constitution that tbe manufacture, Sale and
keeping tor sale of intoxicating liquors ae s
beversgelii tbls stats shall be licensed and
reg-ulated by law," or "AgalnstSsht proposed
u,rtMtiua,L to the constitution that tbe
manufacture, sale aud keeping for sale of
in toxical Lug liquors aa a beverage shall be
Meeussd and regulated by taw."
hoc. I: if either of tbe said proposed
eaoeudmeuts shall be approved by a major
ity of tbe electors voting st the said elec
tion, thea It shall eonstitate section tweu
ty seven 17, of article one (lj of the couatl
totion of the state.
1 kamsfore. I. Jobs M. Thayer. Governor ef
the state of Nebraska, do hereby give notioe
la sMseoraaaee with section eae llj article
ariasu I lislsaf the eouatttation and the Drovla-
Itwisof theaet entitled ne act to provide
tee meaner of proposaag mi aswaauteau to
toe eoswMtuUos sad swosaiMaf the same to
the eieetors of the Mate." AsMNeveu rob
roary iMfc, A. D. abet sale proposed
aaaeadwesit will he aaihssi tted to tie q sall
ied votars of the stats. tor aassroval or re
fcseiAraa at the aaaerai elswilea to he held oa
Was 4Sh day of eseiaher. A. U. last.
ia witesss wwereof I sssreesto est sar (asMS
Tat XJXi to
rfcufer af Jaly. . if. iHsLasvi lessMttrsfi
tsos bu 4y ef Jaly. a. tf. ihs
year ef fae sweat aasi et .saw us
at - the tV asteO- wtatee
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SABsar as 'Ssss avals, '
BaX
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aatftnnMDsWTC:
JtoonrsB Baos., New York City
tear XasionsL Bask. Omaha.
stag or CBiaaoa, Caaxaxea,
BeV
-THE
Dim: of iiiiiifiisoa,
eUi.BIH0!l, SEBBASEJU
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $25,00(X
Transacts a General
Buys 8cbooi Orders, County aad Village Warrant
tylnterest Paid oa Time OsfMaita,
Loans Money on Improved Farms.
CHAS. C HOLMES, CASHICMt
B. E. Bb3wbts, C. F. Oorrtat,
PrssiuVnt. Vice Pre.
CHAS. C. JAKESON , Cashier.
Commercial Bank.
DiOOsUVBATBD.
A.
General Banking Business
-TBAX8ACTED.-
Hassbvom,
NtanufsXA.
MRS. H. A, CUNNINOHAM,
Milliner and Dressmaker.
One door East of Ranch Supply
Store.
E. J. WILCOX
Owns the following brand on "fV"
right hip or left side.
Range on Monroe creek. P. O. Harri-
rison, Neb'r.
H. T, CON LEY, Latwyer.
Loans no Money,
Be presents no insurance company and has
no land to sell but gives bis entire time sod
attention to tbe practice of tbe lsw. -HaJUUSON,
- - NastRABIA.
C. E. HOLMES,
Attorney-at-Law.
All business entrusted to his cars will re
ceive prompt sad careful attention.
HAKXIBO",
GEORGE WALKER,
AttaraajatLaw.
Will praetire before sll eonrta and the V
8. Iod Ottee. ' Business entrusted to my
cars will receive prompt attention.
HABBJBOK,
L. O. HULL,
AttorM7BtLBW.
Wells Drilled!
I have a food well drilling machine
and am read to drill any sized well on
short notice. Terms good and prioes
tow. PoetoAce, Harrison.
C. 0. SfXiTT.
Xstlrst Attar ruasBt.
Jacob B- DraatB will is he notlee that oa
tae lets oar ex Assrast. ipi
day af Aegust, lt, I. Bi Mcintosh,
a lassies of the poena for W
inx iHsssssiw wsuia aavar m
sliirt, Moax eoaaty. Nebraska, issued i
ersier of sttashnseut for the sera of tfty-B
lastJS eMIars la aa aetlen Bending bef a
ve
n before
iim whst'liB Thos. iMvenport isalal
sJ
ain tiff and
bbj sv. vnae ss aereuaaBt, ta t
5 of the aefeastant, coast sting of sx, yoke
red steers earned "Brlfht7 and "Jerry5
IsTsaasa eoants asif etrele oa left hie, aad
ye-ve fer the as me, has bset. ataVsarsaxl anster
lss awdor, asid saase was eowwsnaaT so the
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a .
INtXiRPOStArKLi LUDUvTvTI lli
Banking BusincS3f
Wm. Christenc(mr
WholseaJs sad Retail
Hardware.
A large and well selected tie-
ALWAYS Oil HMD,
ACORN STOVES. ' BARBED. vTTlE
at prioes to suit the tiroes. Afeatafer
CHAMPI0;i BIDDERS M
Chadron. - Neb.
Grant Guthrie,
-DtAtCft lr
Lumber,
liime.
Grain
Coal.
aoint re, wind MilU and Pwtri.
L. E EXLLEN V SOX, .
Wagon and Ceri- Mstrtff,
ssseeirlat aews ea ajsert asije. ,
aeaej aaath af U very epgT'4
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