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wFi-'k.'UI, Ot!lSTY PAIT.lt.
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v s li.fc 1AI...I: T i;.- i i.ATRiS OF any
:".i t:i: I'rw.Witii is .-i x i xty.
j lu the nu-t fur the tw oai.iiiia)
, fepuMkan foiiveution Miuiit-i.jolis came i
out victorious, aud coneijiintlv the!
j next .reaitWnt of the United Sfatw will
!- .iianieJ ia the f;,n,r , jt , . (, UJ;,
n..ut a jf.iliant fiJit fir it but thttv as
j too many olr-ta k-s to over. ona..
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hut'-n-l j.t tin
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ij't'i.ii IVite, $2.00
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m-uii post OIlH-e its ;'t-
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T;:i ftsuAY, Kiiv. '.'0, 1n'1.
A genuine tyJoiie
i. '.. and did ,-.,!
Smile injury was
White Hon-.
-truck W; si.inyton.
-i;l;ablj daii)t,v.
sustained by the
The Oiiiulia D(V in kicking on tb .j
iiisi tiKil taw. Whether it is i,ro:iii,i-
by the defects of the Jaw or the
SrtiuVe which Hie H:r hokl-s tB'aitiii
itlor Carns cannot yet Ik? di.--iroed
old
Nelru.-kamuue suyar brings live cent
a hundred inure in Urn market tliau any
other, because it is a liner and IietH-r
juaht.v. This fact ought to be fciatiiv
mg to each of the live centres of every
iovai citizen ia the aUitv.Fit m-,ht
Ti-iblHw,
A terrible carib juake is reported to
liave occurred in Japan on Ocfofter 211.
-.Nearly 4,WH) lives were lost and 4J,IH0
buildings destroyed. At some of the
towns not t single house was left t-iand-ing.
The people were terror-stricken
iuul fearful sulferint; was endured.
Tiie reports are tl.ut the excursion of
Hie northwest Nebraska j.rctai ass-x-iation
through the hills was a very j.leasaiit
a Hair, the party was not u large one
iis it was out of the question for a num
ber of Hie members to attend. Sucl
tr.os are Very good things, and the editor
xif Ibis jasper regrets that he could not
have been one of the party.
Smus to Know
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Tbc ignoraiiuis vh- us--s the f
as a pa:-(iort iuUi bis local Cel.l is v r
aiixious to have the public U-lj-ve ibai
ve are favoring Chadron in prefetvii'.c to
'ra.vford. Th;s is not by ai:y ti.etsn
courU-ous to a pair whicJi suppji -1 '.an
with the first mouthful of vituals he h '.l
wben be struck the towr. s-miethiuover
t year ago wn ii lie entered tiie v.li.ige
in a box car and stnick Wlctehea i fr
work a full fledged bum. N'it by ;,ny
means i-i it courteous. "Kny" as you i;re
wont to caii him, brre to stay, suni is
looking after the interests of himx If iiiu! j
ra loni. n e uain I come ,ere under
a cloud in did you, .Sammy, midiuera t
is a result obliged to cover up thu ih
gracfc of domestic life with a four fohl
laanket A man with as unsavory a
I'-coi-i) as the editor of the lu-tr.iui'ttrg
should not attempt to dander p-rs.!s
no have, at least, s)nie marks of re
spectability left. Now, Mescivu!!, we
have given you a hint of what we know
and as suro as there is a (J.j.1 in the
Iwaveiis- Hilled vour tirade sii!idis
:uaiust us wa'il give it to the world in
coIJtyjic. To you hear!
ThaiikaU5ii2 l'rtt lai-iatiuii.
sow , HLr la.iu t'cr, Im- tit iw-o'ii
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fwuator Paddock will ii,Sr;,.hii:e a bill
lo congress for the establishment of a
heet sugar experimental station at the
university or jNeuiaska. in the work of
(md:ug out the resources of the stale in
the cultivation of beets and tiie manu
facture of sugar tlierefroiu the state uni-Vei-sity
has taken a leading part and
Vi'th tiie assistance and co-operation of
t-ongress a great deal mow elfective
Vork could tie ikme.
Some of the leading Jews are a J vocal
ing the olwervsuice of Sunday instead of
.Saturday as a day of rest, claiming that
It makes no material difference which
'-4nr t oHwi - It i vtfj tttednvenlenf
for the member of any denomination to
ouseive any other than the general
"day set apart as the sabbath, for if inter
feres with business transiictions and it is
highly probable that the time will come
witen there will be a universal day ol
served as the Sabbath by all seels.
A good deal of fear has been enter
iiined in New York city of late that a
Water famine would prevail. No rain
had fallen for a long time and Groton
lake was rapidly drying up. A few days
hgo the experiment of producing rain by
the use of explosives was tried and the
result was that a perfect deluge of rain-
tall soon followed. The rainfall extended
tover but a small territory, but it greatly
n 1 laved tiie fear or a water famine and
also does much to strengthen the theory
lliat rainfall can be produced by the use
f explosive.
The business reports for - last week are
that a very krge volume of busiucHa was
transacted and trade Was strong and
, healthy notwitlistanding the fact that
the price of grain remains low. It Heems
Impossible to find a reason for. the low
price of wheat for it is aeku-ivSetVti "bv
all that there is a vast shortage m many
portions of the world and that the deli
tiency wiH have to be made up to a very
large extent from the surplus of the
United States. It is cordldenlly expected
iliat the price will advanc sharply be
fore another eron fs iwnfv fun (ho n,..i.. .
but the poor crops whic!: prevailetl gen
erally in iyu made it uessary for a
great many producers to put their wheat
on the market as soon as possible and
that has had a tendency to kepp the
price as low as it has been.
Fertilizer nr ftilUmlioii.
Tin? Iii'liii an t Rrincr.
Investigation and practice have shown
tliat a great deal of soil richness cannot
made available by plants until the
earth is thoroughly and properly
cultivated. FulvenzaUon, iiorositv, an
the free circulation of the air through
the particles of soil are all essential to
the preparation of ;verv field for the re
ception of seed. In nearlv all of curat)
plications or manure aud fertilizers there
ara wastes which can only 1 compen-
witudforby more thorough cultivation.
A heavy-fertilized held is often poorly
cultivated. The farmer has plenty of
fertilizer on hand, and he applies that in
ipiautities, aud does less cultivation
T.:e crops grow almost eiiuullv well in
either instance, but the advantage to the
oil is not the same. In the course of
time the soil W-omes cIo!tred with fer
tiliajrs that have never yet been exposed
to the air and elements for nlantava
abilty. Where manure is cheap and
that place has not vet been discovered
the methcxl of applying large quantities
of iertihzers, and doing but little cull
vat ion, may lie practicable, but nowhere
el
i ne rit-n Western soii li:i slni.ii m. m
it large iniantit'es of manure which sue
cessive generations of ldants have de-
riosi ted there, but tltere is only a small
portion of this available for plant use. It
requires the plow, barrow and cultivator
f'urt; joy silrt ia tin
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lorn.aiif.-or .: ,t,m! ilnty. Unit nil i.!i.miil
inaiiifes-t in ;t piii.Jif in., mi. r t'm-ir . iijii.
tarn of. uml tli.-ir vrtitul. tor, ttit .i a--
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Sow, thi'rworc. I, .l.ili-i It. Tii.tyi r, v'km r
nor of tin- st it,- o: Ni-brai-ku, Ho ln-n l,y
ilc-iuimti- Tlmr-! iy, tl' til ilnyiif the r ,
eist uioiitli. a a .lay of t hit it Wiving uml
Iiniiw to tiie M.i.l l!i;;li for ilis 1 ;tt Ix-rK car.-ov.-r
us, mi'l fur HI, t.'ii.lcr i.ii-reif. I in. .si
e.trm stly rei;in-t nil tin- i.sjjitr !' Ilii- 1-0 n
lii.-iiuvi'iiIUi to :ili-1.i!a ritini nil mriilari-'.,
liaiyau-ut on tlint .'ciy nn-1 it- eaililr in tin ,r
v-vi-rul phu-i'n of jmiiiic Moi-siop sad offer .i)i
tiimtWivlair ami u!jr irf jr.ii. to !!
Holy inline. In :i-ciji-'i.iat-c v. Hi, tlii., In.-nnti
f ul ftistom f.tniiiic- will 1 n-uuiteU, xwlal
aini fralcr.!::! iiiliu.-iH-t iil 11lfV1.il, uml tin-l;i-
il l of nil IhkiM lie iiia.lc fflml.
I Is ? iliosc iili au itsiuitiiiK-e not t-nli.r
g. t tiie n.ior miU nccly, but .. jjive to tln-m
frwly of tlu ir o u ixiiiuty. I.ct nil tin; jmio
pie n-jolce.
In ti-sLiiiiony wiicstsif, 1 liuve lii-r.-naio -,.
my liiintl and cmswl to be niiisiil tin. Kn-:ii
e:u of flic st ;te. Done at tiuculn. tliU'lith
dfij of .November, in the yenr of our I,ov,l,
one tiioiiunt fi-jW. hmidrfl nml aim ty tine,
of til.- !:te tli ti'iily llltli (tinl ot Die mile
llellitcilffof tllli fliil.vl Mule, till! (.in-liun
ilrc.l nml KisttviiHi.
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The Toledo Weekly lihtdc Free.
The proprietors of the 7WiW-i Bht.h; the
U'.-i kno-Ati political weekly of the
United States, are makiiig preparations
to create a sensation this winter by send
ing a million siieeimeu copies to as miinv
recders in all parts of the United States.
who do not now take that pajier. To
that t-nd they invite everylxidy to send
the addresses of as manv iieotde as thev
care to, by postal card or letter. Send
one name, ten, twenty, one hundred or a
thousand. As many as vou have t irne in
write, only lake care to send correct ad
dresses to (KHiple that you know appreci
ate good reading. It will cost but a lit
tle trouble, and the thousands who re
ive sample copies will feel grateful.
Send all the names and addresses vou
please to Th Jihih, Toledo. Ohio.
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Ii.ilnly Court, -At llarri-ou, roTiuiiiMie
li!"t Moilihtv 1.1 l-M ll lii.iTilli.
( III li ill'.s AMI silt IhTlhs.
i. K.t liiircl.- i';..ve-iiuf f.i.-b wit. ii, alt.
sand,, i,t l:.1fl:i.ia.,.ia..rirrysmi;(M.teii
hit' nt T::w. Iii:-. W.tt, t.i.rASM.K, 'ator.
Best Lino to t lip East.
The Burling-ton Route H. &.. 51. It. li.
is running elegimtly eiiuiiiDed oasseiiffer
I rrt ini u-itl.nf .!.,..,,, r.... t.-.. ,i
' ' - - . - - v..(o.c in. in itetM-asiie,
to transform it-into the right condition Wyoming and ("rawfoiii.Xbrnsl-i
for availability. .As farming progresses to Lincoln, Nebraska, making connection
in every new country the necessity of at that ooint with 1 iif.it- ,. n i.
better cultivation is apparent. The real trains for .Denver, f'heyenne, and all
resources of the rich soil are then gradu- points west, and for Kansas City, St.
ally discovered. It is sheer waste to Joseph. St. Louis, Omaha. Peoria", 'cbi-
apply heavy quantities of manure to the cago, aud all points east.
soil and then lose half ' of it by wasteful Remember this is the only line bv
methods of plowing and cultivating, which you can take sleeping car frorii
Yet this is one of the most common mis- Crawford in Hie evening arriving in Lin-
taKes maile by tanners. I'ressed wit i coin and Omaha tb. m.vt ..ft,,,.,,, i
- "- .'.v. I ... .oil, lino
buMtiess, tliey pile the fertilizer on, aud in Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis the fol
neglect the work of cultivation. The lowinar mornini'."
soil does not get that warmth and free
circulation of air which comes from cul
tivation, and which is more imiwrtant to
the germinalion of the seed than fertiliz
ers. The Other half of the fprtiliwr
which is unused remains latent in the
soil for an indefinite lime, or is leached
away by the action of the rains and
water. It is due to thiS fact that so mi
farms produce much better erous than
others from a less amount of fertilizers.
The land is e.uRi vated thoroughly season
after season until the soil becomes so
Kpiseojial
1 1 aiay f enia
fir.y of eiu-it 111
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mi' :. o'1'lllrU..I by Krv. J. M.
a.J evt-ry Sua.i-jy at ll ,30
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GEORGE WALKER.
.Vllorncj-al-Law.
ill practicf Is-fore all courts , nut the V.
l.ami Oilier. i:ujiies enlrustt'tt to my
Cure will receive nroinnl utieni dm
HAHHISOX. - - NKUHASKA.
For further information and tickcU an.
l,y nefirosl WKni of Bui-Iington
ivouie 15. &, ;U, it Li.
$75 MONTH $300
Do You Want
Employment ?
A special to the Bee from Sioux City,
Iowa, tearing date of Xov. 22, sUites
that a party of eight farmers were there
on tlieir way from Jo Davis county, Illi
nois to Nebraska, where they had" pur
chased farms while out on the harvest
excursions during the past season. They
also stated that there would be about
300 families eome from the locality they
had left, during this full and next spring
to locate in northwestern Xlirnk,. na
southwestern L'akota, Now is the time
for fjioux county to get in shape and see
that it gets its full share of the new set
tlers. The tide has set in and will con
tinue to swell until it assumes propor
tions great enough to put a family on j
every quarter - section of free govern-j
ment land in- thin part of the country , I
and that means prosperity nud- increase !
in value to every property owner in thw l
region. U tan: wve friendx in tlm ent. !
who conlempiatc-coming- hens to locate
it would be Witt to tell them to eoli
wrly ami avekT the fifth if they with In
Uct a choice piet ot land. Now is tiw
Mo)ied tiaw..
i.y winch yon ean mako from ?- , ...
WM tmr mouth-tlie aiuonut .U-tH-mUns; on
suscentihletothfiolow n,l iM t.,..i worK ,i" or P f your tlm,
' " """"ii. ' vim nml vi.,r nnU
every ounce of fertilizer applied islsoon puh -ou pat Into thn irlc, tr m,
riipnuwl intn ..t-i.. I. .1.1.. 1 I !.. I it MiKht ImV vim In -ll ... .'
,,,i'j u.nn.e.ic oiLi-iiiti 101 Hie ' J ' "..v i,. it 11 ve got
plants. There is economv in this nicth- Li ' " Bl" u,(1 mere- room for a
od, for nothing i, wasted and t.heernMe .Z.Z1"- B0"'t
iuocvi iiiiiiiiatiy, nil-1 " r ttitin ?t live, tiili'-limt!r:e Ur-pia. jji jj jvt.
1.11 ine lowest minimum w reached. cuiiiiiiiiimy. t'tuier m:,u t,r v. cmai,
'iii'-re-u-n we'.t like i j,:ir
iiwi you. nn-il Sliow 5011 when. ll.r.
JJiiMiiesi Jralucation Free, , ''" ' ' "IK,ri "oii iy return
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tut luiivmus oner ix iroou onnoviunitv " H'-""t viiiiik. iscircr rii. ., . ....
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of securing business education free:
lo any one sending us 7.1 yearly sub
scriber to the H'ffHv State Jomnul, at
p.00 peryeaj-y we will present a life
KC'h&liirship in any department of the
wncoin uusiness Oollege. Value $00.00.
For SO such subscriptions we w ill pre
sent a three months- scholarship in any
Department. Value, $30.00.
lor 20 subscriptions a three months-
courses in typewriting:. Value. 12.00
A cash commission will be allowed on
these subscriptions.- liberally navine- vou
for your work, in addition to these free
sciioinrshms. Wo wtl supply you with
sample copies, for further particulars
address,. Wkkkx.t State Jourxal,
. Lincoln, Neb.
Address
THE BRODIX PUBLISHING CO
" .."ni n;;f()u. v, K.,
Sioux County Lumber Co
MANTFAf.TLUKRS OF
Lumber, Lath and
Shingles.
griMTAX A COS'U:y,-'Lim-.wr.-
Wll.l. PKACTtrE 1VAM, TJIE LOCAL, T k'TV.
' fl;fttl eonrtH mid It. ,i Lmitf offlee.
LtQM. PAPERS CARE-FULLY DRAWN.
t s t 5 t i t
A Good Supply f Kalive Lnmlier
Always on Hand.
LfMBKjj MUVKUKB AT THE mi OB
I.V JIAIIlilSdV.
MILL OX SQUAW CKEKK,
FLETCHER 1VAUHW0RTII.
IjsT Office in (!ourt Honse,
'4AMUiO
C. E. IIOUIEfc.
Attorney-at-Law
-' All- fasimiiM eiitnmutd to hia card will re
ceive prompt ami rnrefnl atU-ntion.
L. K. LSKLliEN & SON,
Wagon and Carriage Makers
Ki-pali-tngitoiifoii tiort notii.
(itstd w ork iind reason itljle ciiargcs..
Shop houth of liery burn.
HAHItlSflN. ...
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IIAKRISOX, XKBU.VSKA.
AUTH0KIZE1J CAPITAL. ?2)0(i
Transacts a General Banking Busine
Kuy.s School Oiilers, County and Village Warranl.
lli Interest Paid on Time Ik-jiosits,
Loans Money on Improved Farms.
NEB.
Fremont,
Elkhorn
Dont F
THAT
-AND-
Mo. Valley
(NORTHWESTERN LINE)
ISKTWEKN-
Harrison, Nebraska,
OMAHA,
SIOUX CITY
CHICAGO
A. MI
ST. PAUL
"And All Point in the-
CR
East, North. South & West.
The Elkhorn Line is now running Ii,..l;m
... uair curs daily, 11 w.,,
Omaha and I lead wood, fie to
- holder of first-tlaw tranH
Jiortation. t-
t ' t
-Thbouoh Tickets to all Point.. -
HitKtfiiXf ch.it-l.,,1 to ln-.ti.m,,.
l.rvnifh PaI,Wra.,M.r lM.lw,,u j,,
Vullry unit Dfladwoorl.
J. CJ. Ki)RTtrt(fic, Aent,
Jhtrrison, Nob.
H. O. Ut'ltT, J. Ii. liPflUNAN,
en:i. Manager, (Jen'l PasK, Ag-ei)t,
OMAHA., NIB.
ISWOLD & MARSTELI
Make the Bottom Prices on all
Goods in Their Line,
We Make a Specialty of Groceries
Our Prices Beat Everybody.
Our Line of Hardware is Complete
YOU CANNOT DO BETTER
V
THAN TO DO YOUR
TRADING WITH US,
Yours Respectfully,
klkli. .
blllSVVOLD & r.1l)STELLEH.
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