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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1890)
".ft T 4 "v f f i'?- ft1' ' X', v1 - to Cxtenty Journal 0BAL COCSTT PAPT3L - '0 MMttatio Pries, $2.00 fatter. rtenu jw TbtjxBT.Oct. 38, WW! State TtrkH. For Governor; For UHdiut GoWoorV THOMAS MAJORS PorBieretarylof Snie. J. C. ALLES. Por A editor, THOMAS BISTOS.' Far Ttosanirr, J. K. HILL. For CoorBrtBrtener r PubUe Units and BulMrngs, G. B. HI MPHBEY. for' Attorney General. GEO. H. HAST1KUS. For Superintendent of Public Instruction, A. K. OOIDY. aVnnbHgsl CMfTMtkHuI Ttrkft. For Congie man, id district, . . UKO. W.E. DORStr. LtciaUtlre Ticket. For Senator, If ifi District, WALLACE WILSON. For BprsaaBWtlve std frisrrlet, EL. L HEATH. jfefx.iiea. Canity Ticket. For County Attorney. H. T. COS LEY. Fbr Hwiity Commissioner, iu j. wiloox. It is reported that the line of the B. & 1L which passes through the nortlieast part of Sioux county, is to be extended to Helena, Mont, thu making it an im- bortant Uss. With that built and the txxnDletion of the Cheyenne 4 Northern, bou county will have two valuable lines of railroad, and it will not be long natil the Pacific Short Line will be built icrtws th south part of the county. The wage-workers' political alliance m presented a petition to President Harnsod requesting him to present the name of Elizabeth Cody Stanton to the innate of the United States as an asso ciate justice in place of the late Justice IfiUer. The time is not far distant when women will be eligible to any office, as tbe political equality of the sexes is be gtalungto be looked upon with much favor; The negro recently sent to the penitenti ary lor setting- fire to a barn at Crawford tamed staten evidence and implicated two other grots and a white man by tile Basse of McOauley, In a plot to burn VniMinyr Tbe evidence is thought to b sufficient to convict tbe men charged With the crime. As a rule the purpe ltttor of a crime is called to account, ajthough circumstances sometimes with hold the band of justice for a while. . Judge Phillips at Topeka, Kas., ren dered a decision on the liquor law, on the 17th inst which nullifies the prohi bition laws of the states and even ren ders the United States law inoperative. Tbe effect is that saloons are being run Wide open in the various states having prohibition laws. It is likely that new laws will be necessary to vurs the de fects. " Tbe result of the order compelling the cattlemen to vacate the Cherokee Strip win be that about fifty per cent of tbe Boon will go out of the business and the Mot will move their stock to Montana. Tbe time ie fast approaching when legit imate cattle growers and feeders will not be forced to compete in a market C3ed with cattle grown on government bad, and oa which, in many cases no taxes bars over been paid. The gang organ publishes a garbled Ipitsnisnt Minting to tbe withdrawal of D. P. Davis, the "advisory" member of the Herald Publishing Company, from the Ssld as a candidate for county attor ney ia favor of E. D. Batteries in 1888. The gaag will find that they cannot mis lead the voters in that way, for people romsmnir tbe acta of a traitor for two yean and the result Nov. 4th will dem i tbe fact. The vacancy oe the beach of the so eoer of the United Mates by the death of Justice Miller i h accessary for President Harrt- eoa to appoint a man to the position. ITbils there an many men worthy of Cm stops, there ia bob whose appoint eat bjsVI rlie Boon asi versa! satie ttaa that of Jaa Waiter Q. ratability and integrity i at fch sympathies are fcwa to be ef the right Had. after the Pad- C JtxtC wt of Irrigating ; C cm r-rt T.tad with C -1 ) -J CJ pCaUStiw are tisas watt! gj Oe bsciIb XiiZm . m a TI If raid is as silent as the grave in regard to the recent decision of the couoty court to the effect that there is do such thing as free range in Sioux county. Ttie outfit do not want those whom (hey hare been telling that free range in the law, to know that the court has decidedaliffereat. The district court will have the same point to pass on at its next session. The editor of of the gab organ pre tends not to know the meaning of "dou ble priraary worker." He will be quite apt to find out its full meaning at tlie next term of the district court for which a jury is impaneled. Notwithstanding his feigned ignorance, it is plain to see that he, as well as others of ttie gang. are very amicus to hate D. P. Davis elected county attorney in the hope that the fact that he is "advisory" member of the Herald Publishing Company and his lack of experience in the practice of law will afford a loop bole by means of which they may escape justice. It is a desperate game they are playing. A great cry is being raised that the census returns of the city of Omalia were stutfed to the number of about thirty thousand, and the most peculiar thing about it is ttiat the prohibitionists cUiiru it was done m the interests of the i loons. Tlie Oniaiia Leatirr, a prohibition paper, makes the charge, and W. T. Sea man, who is said to have been furnishing funds to conduct the paper, lias with drawn from tlie concern and denounced the census! charge as a fake. Just how a stuffed census report was to help the saloons is not clear, for it would make a st u tied vote necessary to avail any re sults, and under the laws governing the elections in cities tiiut is not easily brought about. In 1889 when the voters of Sioux coun ty determined to overthrow the reign of the gang that had controlled the county in tlie interest of a few, a delegate con vention was held in Five Points precinct composed of twenty-seven delegates, and named the entire ticket which was elect ed at tlie following election in November of that year. Tlie gang organ in speak ing of that convention likened it to tlie nine tailors of London who met and re solved that "we, tlie people of London, etc. When the gang held its adjourned meeting at which I). P. Davis (tlie "ad visory" member of the Herald Publish ing Company) was named as a candidate for county attorney, and F. L. Simons (who had tried to get himself nominated by tlie straight republican convention and failed) was put up as a candidate for county commissioner, there were present the above-named "advisory" memlier of the Herald Publishing Company, his double-primary working partner and seven others. If the double-primary working editor of the Hirald would ap ply tbe nine tailor illustration to that gathering, tlie numbers would more nearly correspond. He will also realize after Nov. 4th that the gathering of nine in Sioux county in 18U0 amounted to about as much as did the gathering of nine tailors in London, referred to above. It may be a fact that F. L. Simons does not intend to leave the county, but it is hardly likely that the people of Sioux county want a man for commis sioner who will work to get a nomina tion at the hands of one political con vention and failing in that will accept forlorn hope at the hands of another. On July 10th Mr. Simons worked the delegates of the straight republican con vention and the result was that he re ceived three votes thereat Before the great gathering which consisted of D. P. Davis, the "advisory" member of the Herald Publishing Company, his partner and seven others, who nominated Davis and Simons, met, attempts were made by the gang to induce others to take the nominations, but no one would accept a nomination at the hands of the outfit As a last resort the nine men who met and called themselves a convention for lack of any one else who would accept the nominations, named Davis and Si moos as candidates. Do the people of Sioux county want such men in charge of the county affairs? Voters, it but a few days until elec tion. The time will soon be here when it will be the duty of every legal voter to exercise the right of franchise. The duty does not consist in simply deposit ing a ballot, but it is the duty of every one woo believes in right and justice to see that no tricks or frauds are commited in connection with the election. At some of the past elections in Sioux coun ty tbe will of the people has boon de feated by fraud and trickery, and cars should be taken that there is no repeti tion of socfa a thing. It is the duty of tbe voters to see that every legal rotor is permitted to cast his ballot as be chooses and that ail ballots are counted just as they are cast Honest elections are the only kind that are contemplated ia the law, and they are, the greatest safeguard of ear nation's stability, and aay oat who attempts to defeat the will of the people by fraud or dishonesty in the conduct of aq election makes a di rect stab at the life of the government. It ie not the duty of one or two moo to took after this matter, bat ft a the duty af every honest rotor ia the county, re gate of party or choice at winir fates tX'wi.rjm of voters or f reads, or at t -rr thereat, shoaU at inwawiMy -Citizeos and taxpaytrs who are in K)silion to judre, s;-t- thst tliy tk not see how anv man vtlm was rs!-snth1 lr F. L. Simous, the c-.mg; catdilate fi' commissioner, can support iiiiu for V.w office to which he aspires. If his work as assessor calls out such statements it is hardly likely that the people of Sioux county want him as a member of tlie board of commissioners. The gang organ sets up a pitiful wail to the effect that there is not enouph business lie re to support two papers, and that it has been intimated that The JX rnaL would ouly remain until aiVr tbe election. Any such intimation is ab solute false and hus no foundation wlwt ever. When THE JoCBSAL was started something over two years ago tlie gang gave it out that it would not exist more tlian six months, and from ttiat time un til this the outfit which tlie Ifcrald rep resents lias done all in its power to run The Jotrsal and its editors out On trunmprd up charges W. E. Patterson, the founder and former editor of ThE JtXHN-vL, was arrested and tbron into jail, but in the district court tlie charges were dismissed, and tbe taxpayers of the county liad the costs to pay. In ad dition to thjs his private life and char acter wa.4 assailed through the newspaper columns controlled by the gang. After making an unavailing effort to dissuade tlie present editor from taking an inter est in The Jocrnal and since our locat ing here lliey liave done all they could to make it uupleasant for us. The columns of tlie gang organ have been adorned by all sorts of names for us, and last fall the lltralil stated that we were not St to be allowed to run at large in Sioux county and should be sent back to where we came from, and a eronal as sault was made on us by A. McGinley, because we took occasion to criticise the action of tlie board of county commis sioners, of which he was a member, in the imjieacliment proceedings against E. D. Sattcrlee as county attorney. We do not intend to leave here. We came here to make this our home and have found no occasion to change our plans. Tlie business of The Journal lias been better tlian we expected, and we intend to stay right here, and if tlie Herald thinks there is not business enough for two papers the gang organ can move out as soon as they please. We want every mother to know that croup cau be prevented. True croup never appears witliout a warning. The first symtom is hoarseness; then the child appears to have taken cold or a cold may have accompanied the hoarseness from tlie start After that a peculiar rough cough is developed, which is followed by the croup. Tlie time to act is when tlie child first becomes hoarse; a few doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will pre vent tbe attack. Even after tlie rough cough lias appeared, tlie disease may be prevented by using this remedy as di rected. For sale by G. H. Andrews. EMXTIOX PKrf'LAMATION OX JTJiDIXfi B0XN8. At a Hpoeisl w-.ion of the fooiird of coun ty ooiiiiiHiwWmerw ctf the county of Sioux, nt stiite of Nehrsskn, lmlil on tlie sixth iitli) day of September, iwe, it wan by suit! bourd of county counnisMluiiers, by virtue and by the authority in thm vwM by an act of tbe lt"tfidltnr of N'bni ka, approved March 1, lsT9, and amended In issi, resolved that tlie following ques tions be and are hereby submitted to the lea-ally qualified voter of Sioux county, Netiraska To the qualified electors of Sioux county, Nebraska: The board of county coniininionent of aald county hereby submit the following proposition : hhall the county of Sioux, state of Ke hrasks, lsaue lta 'otiKin funding bonds in Die amount of eluiit thousand (il00MM) dol lars for tbe purpose of paying the ouutuud iuff Indebtedness unprovided for - by wiirrants existing- and now due of aald couuty and appropriate the proceed of wild bonds to pay the outatamiinK indebt ediies of said county of Sioux, unprovided lor by warrants, said bondi to tie of the de nomination of S I K10 .00 each, dated January I, ISUI, payable at the office of the County Treasurer of aald county, and to run twen ty (J) years with interest at six () per cent, per annum, payable aenii-uuuually, tbe county reserving; the option of paying any or all of said bonds at any time after ten years from the date thereof. If the coanty commissioners, by a Mil n-lty vote, order the couuty treasurer to do so. Aald bonds shall not be sold for tew tban par. Further, hail there. In addition to tbe auiiual levies of taxes for ordinary pur poses, be levied and oolleetod a tax annual ly as by law provided for the payment of the In term ton aald bonds as such Interest shall become due, and shall an additional amount be levied and collected, as by law provided, sufficient to create a sinking lund for the payment of said bonds at maturity, or at any time after aald bonds have run ten years from the date thereof should the county commuMlonera at inch time consider It desirable so to do. ITovldert, that not more than M per cent, of the principal of said bonds, so lamed, shall not exceed Ave per cent, of tbe assessed valuation of said coanty. Provided fur ther, that no levy shall be made to pay anv Dart of the principal of aald bonds until after ton years from the date thereof. Tke form and manner In which the above proposition shall bo rabmltted, shall be by ballot, upon which aald ballot hall be written or printed, or ten or partly printed the word "for funding; Dona aud levying tax," or "Acalnst fnndinc bonds end levvlmr tax. and all ballots east having thereon the words "For funding bond and levying tax" shall be deemed and taken to be In favor of aald proposition, and all ballots caat having tbereon tbe words "Against funding bonds and levying tax," shall be deemed aud taken lo do agaluat said tmaitlon. pro Tbe said propoottton shall be submitted and voted spun at tbe next general election to be held la the coanty of ttloax, and atate of Nebraska, on Tn dV, the 4th day ot Novem bar, USS. Dos M. WSib. Chairman Board of Oowatjr Commissioners, Attest: COBBAD UBDBBAS, OesutT Clerk. Ketlra to ftetfaetetft, Seated sled plans and apeeule I by bids for the en e will be received by tk ciscatlooe, aeeotupa eonalractton of the led I hr the Board of Conn- ty t Ma mlsakxier of Moux eoanty, at the tv clerk a Harrison. eb.. snsaajooaof laeotBOarof aovemoer, lew, foe fb eoastnetloa of a bridge serosa a errs h wear the U eorwot on the north .IHe- Mettea s, wb. , Haass st, la Whits lav - Kxaal. The ox t loeaMon for said hrfc , se axdoeted by the eommlaslosers will toaasswatoMva-axdlswatb Thomas bev awMrt, teaming aamr tatd site, the Board rsi too ri at to raamt any aaal all kids. s reeref mm Board of Coanw- Aooaxs. . If Jl OtrSBAB Lir-i, tmtnflhnk. ii.l :t;ii a adopt ' tti-' t t Kel;r?t . Ti tm ff, U! ...ii, io i, lour ,1 W .. si n - (s -t.i "l.-;it.i -nl ! 1 ' .u.1 lit- i of Art ifi- ot is- e.mri tul.ou ol k. ' Mi-it', an-' "'st ' ! w tioii J ftt jiuii-ti'1'5' 15' t '-.i ii- 1'-! '' it : I rntiol i. "I'.sl 1 1 '' uf article I six (t,) oi tm . i-l l.'ti" ? t(H- .tate of i brAr.kiCT be suicniU-! --o f to tt 1 Ji! : losa: j "Section : The supreme coui t ,lill con lit of Ave i jmlifets a majority ol liom , iihAll be iiecen-ary ut lorm a uuormu or to j pronounce le. I-!Mii. It hall have oriari jurmlii t .m in - i;t'iii! to ise ; Htl CIV'Ii v-t wni'-u iim iic iruaii on - a p.iity, iij.i Ian. 1, ij'i' ithiIo, iiuU-.h-. ; corpus an I ..ue-lutc juidi.-tiu a- ! my is- nro i t-"i p riec. S: 't')it c.-iioii fonr ; 4 : of st tit-'i-; six ti l, of Hi- i-t,'tni:tt-ti'n of tn iui- 01 i Nebriskj. bes ti'ie.t a ft a-i 101 lown: r j Ms-tloa i - Tbe julits of ti Mtprente ( court ltall be elwte.1 by tins ele, ti.r ol tlie j r.ite at lurffe .! their li-rm 't onn-e, ex i cpt a hereinafter provili, iisll lor si pcrioil ol live i .) ye ir." j wlion 3:, 1 b.il se-tioii 0v;'' of article six (ti) of tlie coll i-l 1 1 ut ion of toe Ma'e ot j i'lrass is? ameuueu no im w hi - i loss: j !-cct:on S: "At the flrt ai-ncrul ei-tion j to be Iwlii In the year 11, sn l siti-r toe ndoptioM ol tills ainciuiim-lit ti tic- c..n!i . tution. there shall Is; elected three i IWlKes "f the supreme court, one ol whom . .iii.il Is-cleCUI lor tlie term i o ie (I) year, : one for the term of three (3) yeur and one for tlie term of Ove ( years, aim at eacn Kenersl election thereafter there hull Is-i elrcUsi one ludpe ol the wprram iNjurt for j Vlia b-rm of five iS) years. ITovlibnl tli it S the Judges of the supreme court who-e ; teriim have not expired st the time of hold- i illKtlie general election Of Islll, allall con tinue u hold their oftu-e for tlie rem ilmler of the term for which tliey were res-tive ly elected uinier the presenlconslltution." .Section 1: That each IK-n-m voting in favor of this amendment shall have writ ten or printed Usu his ballot the follow ing: 'I'or the nroposed amendment to the con stitution relating to the number of supreme judges." Thcreforei I, John M. Thayer, f.ovenior of tlie state of Nebraska, do hereby give notice In acnordnnce with section one (1) article fifteen (Ifl), of the constitution and the provisions of tint act entitled "An Act to provide the manner of proposing all ameiiilmeiits to the constitution and sob mitting the nine to the electors of tin? state." Approved February ISth, A. 11. that said ptoponed amendment will be sub mitted to tbe qualified voters of the state for approval or rejection at the general election to lie held on the lib day of o.ctn ber, A. I). ISW). In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand aud cauneil to be affixed the grcut seal of the atate of Nebraska. Iibtie at Lin coln this ith day of Julv; A. II. ISW, and the twenty-fourUi year of the state and of the independence of the t'nlted States the one humlriMl fll'trsMith. By the liovernor, JOIIS M. THAYER. BfcWAMlK H. t'OWIlEBf, (sealJ SscrcUry of State. I'KOtLAHATlON. e WHEBeaS, A joint resolution was adopt ed by tlio legislature of thd ' state of Nebraska, at the twenty Brst session there of, and approved Murch .Wth, A. I). ISX9, prOKK)ing an amendment to Section Thir teen (13) of Article Six (0) or the consti tution of said 'state; that said section as amended sliall read as follows, to wlt: Section I: That section thirteen (1) of article six () of tbe constitution of the atate or Nebraska lie amended so as to read as follows:' Swtlon IS: The Judges of the supreme court shall each receive a salary of thirty five hundred dollurs it&VMO) per aiiiintu , and the Judges of the district court shall receive a salary of three thousand dollars t'i,MM) per annum, and the salary of each shall be payable quar terly. Section 1. Kach person voting in favor of this amendment shall Have written or printed u jm.ii hi ballot the following: "Kor the prosMred amendment to the con stitution, relating to the salary of Judges of tbe supreme and district court.'" Therefore, I, John M. Thayer, governor of the stuteol Nebraska, do hereby give notice in accordance with section one (1) article fifteen (IM of the constitution, anil the pro visions of an art entitled: "All act to pro vide the manner of proponing all amend ments to the constitution suu submitting the same to the electors of the state," Ap proved Februay 131 In A. I. IK77, that said proposed amendment will Ire submitted to the qualified voters of this state for ap proval or rejection, nt the geuersl election to be held ou the tli day of oveuils-r, A. L. 1HSO. In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused to lie affixed thegreat seal of tbe stale of Nebraska. I Sine nt Mil coin, this lth day of July, A. I. ISM. am! the twenty-fourth year of the state, aud of the Independence of the l ulled States the one hundred fifteenth. By tbe oovernor. JOtIK M. Til AYE K. Benjamin K. Cowoesr, ska l I Secretary of Rtatei rROCLAMATIO.V WilxBEts. A Joint resolution was adopt ed by the legislature of the state of Nebras ka, at tbe twenty-first session thereof, and approved February mh, A. II. ltw, propos ing an amendment to the constitution Of said state, and that said amend men t shall read as follows, to-wit: Section 1 : That at the general election to be held on the Tueailay succeeding tbe first Monday of November, A. I. lain, there sliall be submitted to tlie electors of tills state for approval or rejection an amendment to the constitution of this atate In words as fol lows: -The manufacture, sale and keeping for sale of Intoxicating liquors as a bever age are forever prohibited In this state, and the legislature shall provide by law for the enforcement of this provision." And there ball also at said election be separately sub mitted to the electors of this state for their approval or rejection an amendment to the constitution In words as follows: "The manufacture, aale and keeping for sale of Intoxicating llqnora as a beverage shall be licensed ana regulated by law." Sec. t: At each election, on ttie ballot of each alee tor voting for tlie proposed amend ments to the constitution, shall be writ ten or printed tbe words: "Fur pro posed amendment to the constitution, pro hibRlug tbe manufacture, aale and keeping for sale of IntoSBcatlng liquors as a bever age," Or "Against tbe proposed amendment lo uw constitution prohibiting the manu facture, aale and keeping for sale of intoxi cating liquors as a beverage." There shall also be written or minted on the ballot of each elector voting far tbe pro posed amendment to tbe constitution, the words: "For proposed amendment to tbe constitution tbat the manufacture, aale and keeping for aale of intoxicating liquors as a beverage In this state shall be licensed and regulated by Uw," or "Against said proposed amendment to the eonatltattoa thai too manufacture, aale and keeping for sale of Intoxicating liquors as a beverage shall bo IIihimsmI and Mrahitd tnr law." oe.li If either of the aald proposed snMsalmenU shall be approved by a major ity of tbe electors voting at the said elos tlon, then It shall constitute section twea trssven IT7I of article one llj of ths const! tuttofl of the state. Tlmrafim. I. Jabn M. Thayer. Oovernor of tbe state of Nebraska, do hereby gire boUos 4 umsasna wrtsk ait Inn sal fli stinks if tsoa I lei of the eoBsUMUoa aadlh prxrrie knaof Ustact entitled "an awt to provtne the meaner of proposlngall amendments to tk eonatttatloa and MmnitUug tbe annao to the electors of UMStats." Asssroved rb raary m, A. V. Wfl. UuAmut prop.. i d anMndmsot wUl ha oabmltMd to tie osjolt- ed Totwrs of the stole for apssreval or re jeetion st tba general alecUon lo b hold on Ge th ear of Yovember.. A. U. im. In witness whereof I hwrenato set my band, and eaasa W bs asod Uwimlnsl of the state of Kebraafca. Im at JLhumta us. ntrh da at Jul v. A. II. Kw. sad the Mia rear of the state, sod of Mm liuUpsnOencn of the I a) tod State tne one nmrrav attsenth. ltTtws Wovornor, JOH M.TMATIB. BbsvsMIS B-fxpexiv, (siMt,J aserwtary of Stale kK'il'tlllll.M': Kot'MB BKet.. N'cs York City 1 1 rr s isioviL Kiss, omsha Kiti or-t.nl'Hi.v, liailr-jii, , &vh. THE BANK OF HAKHS0, SDBUArSKt. AUTHOKIZlD CAPITAL. S20.000. Transacts a General Banking Business, 'Jnys Si lsr l Onler. (Viunty sik! ViJIatfo Warrabl. IV Interest Paid on Time lXijosits. Loans Money on Improved Farms. CHAS. E. HOLMES, CASHICR. P. ':. Bkewjstkr, O. F. Currnc Prepjejit. Vice Pres. Wm. Christensen, CHAS. C. JAMESO.V. Casliior. , v V'iiolel) ami R-iUiil i i t ! Commer6iai Bank j g fj g j- g , , A larire and well selti-teil stotHc ALWAYS ON HAND. General Banking Business -TRAN8ACTBU.- Harruon, Nbbhawa. E. J. WILCOX Owns tbe following brand on 7" right hip or left sidei Range on Monroe creek. P O. Harri- riaon, Neb'r. H. T. CON LEY, Lawyer. Loans no Money, Bepreseuu no-insurance company and has no land to sell bat gives his entire time and attention to tbe practice of tbe law. HaHUSOS, - Nbbkaua. C. E. HOLMES, Attorney-tt-Law. , All baalness ti trusted to his care will re ceive prompt and careful attention. 0E0BOK WALKER, Atteratr-aULaw. WUl practice before all oouru and the U. S. Land OSoe. Bosinesa entmstael to my ears will roeelve prompt attention. Is O. HULL, Atteraerat-Law. WeUfi DriUed! I bare a good well drilling machine and am read to drill any si sad well on short notios. Terms good and prices low. Poetofloe, Harrison. CLE ttoOTT. Kstray Xetlre. Taken ap sa mf ptemtssa oa taction II, lowaanip st, ream at, on Aagast 4, isto, Cray mare, wwoxd to be yoara Aagast 4, lata, one hraBdne. a . f m left saea! and with "teaktnf Swltather s 'UI w. r. e'r eMe, rxwaD. MnTrlesa, Bsbiassjt, n fKiupOH tifeiif 4i;r state tAtP - IIARRISOi ACORN STOVES. BARBEU W1RI at prii'es to suit the times. Agents tot CHAMPION BINDERS AM Mowera. Chadron, Neb, Grant Guthrie, Dialer In Lumber Lime, Grain CoaL AOKNT PON WIN DMIUS AND rUMPa, L. E. BELbCN a BON, Wagon and Carriaj Makt Bapairisg doas ea short nettes. Oooa werit sad resseBsblg saagsss,. Shop soatli of livery bars, , , JTZk r t .'7 i !tk"' -i ' .'r.- l"1 2 -,,rtiff