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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1892)
tounty Journal. WlssrtW) 1W 11, COlJiTV J'.tl-KU. ik .ma ium. ft Ciietri.ATlON ' ANY jut in wrx un'srv. tiou l'.-iee, 'i,UU Editor I Harrison lo.-t olUce tw ay, Feb. 18, lsifi AL DIRECTORY. f 1AL DIR TK OrKICKUS: Governor, Lincoln, Neb. ...I.icuU niuit Governor L.. Secretary of state Auditor -Treasurer - Attorney (Jencrl r Lund iy,..uilnion'r k. Supt. Public Instruction BIOW A L DKLKUATION: . V. 8. Senator, IUutrlcr P t", S, N-uutor, OiiiiiIij Higriwrfiiiim 1st liist., Lincoln n, " 2d ' Rid Cloud I" 3l " Brok.ii I!o JCIlKUitY: ..Chief Justice, Kremlin I Aa?oeiittc Judge, Seward .Associate Judge, Coluiiibu Lcicrk end Hcporti-r, Lincoln II JUDICIAL IilSTUKT: f w Judge, O'Neill t - " Clmdrou tsn Clerk, Murrlsoii Wry OKFICKKS; L. County .Judge Clerk TreaKiirer ."upt. f nblic Instruction Hierill . 'owner surveyor jtn Clerk of District Court a. County Attorney ,"CK ( )M M IssK N K US: (cliHtriir.in) DlKirlct - rit .tV.Jil " r UCUISLATIVK: jUviuitor, Dlst No. H, Cliudron -hi l., l'lV. io. ;m, IfUHIIVHIC A(1E OKKfCVJliS: Jrlniliniiiu) TniMtec L , j " . " fen.. " - Clerk k. TrciiHiirer k. . Struct ConiinlHtfloncr OOL OKKICKHS; Director Moderator ..-.Trciimircr S! h JIMHOKCOl.KTs llurrtaon, commences t November 2tHt, Utiii. It At Harrison, commences ear month.' IIKS ANtvItfH'lEl'IKS. . M'rVucn"liir eucli stterimte a. in., mid every Sunday ovun- SStv. Tr. O . j1ahnkh, I'ustor. lcw on the xeconit W mines Wli,t 7 o'clock p. in. Com At.' ClUS. K. SNAVKLT. edny School mec't every Sun Ml'::' jfcKB, W. II. IJAVIH, Intcndcnt. Secretary. Inptx at tlm olwrch'e.inili f nu ts o'cloV J, if. v. D. liAssiiVrrSupt. i . EAST jr ntilV (iijliMitii Ymii- Fru-ljilit VltV tlei' II S. C. & P. hV-S'ewr " Miui'tgci'. CBK, J. I'.. (iCCHANAN, bt Azt. .'I Piiss. Agt. t f- M ITS pis THE WEEKLY "'fli'lil-IIdi lOR 1802. V - DOLLAR (FIFTlf-TWO WEEKS) The Omaha Weeklt Wobld-Hbbald challenges comparUon with any weekly i nner in the United Slate. It it (be best and gives tbe most for i he money. Here are some feature and u :ls about it: THE NEWSi The World-Hciald is tbe only weakly paper in the west that gives ail the tiwi, Tbis it does by condensing- and boiling down tbe osws of each day, except lm poctaat mauen, waiefc are glveo in full. GRICULTURALi Th Wkilt Wobld-Hbbald eontains a satendld agricultural depaxtmeDt aod Is taw only weekly newspaper In the west having an agricultural editor. This aaes it of special value to farmers, be cause it takes tbe place of a special agri cultural paper and saves the sepsaii JTEHATURd la tbe publication of Interesting stories tbe World HiajXD has always bsea ahead of all rivals in tbe vest. It will, during tbe present winter and spring, publish at least one abort story each week, as it always does, and in addition It will spread before Its readors soms of tbe best serial stories ever written. Re cently Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett's latest story. "Giovanni and the Other." has appeared In tbe Woeld-Hihalb from week to week. After it came an exciting and mysterious story by "Luks Sharp," which ran several weeks, and that will be followed by a new story by "Mark Twain," tbe famous hu morist and story writer. Others will fol low that POLITICSi The Worxd-Hmald Is great on politi cal news. Being Independent of party organizations it is fair. In the presi dential fight so close at band It will give In its news columns all tides. Editor ially It will continue to struggle for tariff reform, an increase of tbe money supply on a sound basis, the regulation of rail roads, the reduction of freight rates and the development of the west At Wash ington it now has Mr. B. u Metcalfe, so well known In Nebraska, and he will give In the best and most readable form the Washington (lews of greatest Interest to Nebraska, Iowa, Dakota, Wyoming and other parte of the west. FUN i The World-Herald alms to be enter taining and amusing as well as Interest ing and Instructive. Therefore every Issue contains such humorous stories and witty paragraphs as can be gathered from tbe best fanny paper. SPORT81 Pugilism, horse racing, boat race and other sports are given due space. JMH'BI.E YOI K MONEV. Souietliin? New Which U Will pjr to Iimstigate. Ik-t'eulU-r T' v N-lraxkn State Journal will iuliiFl) a Miuii-wei-kly instead of a uetkly, giving two )ax:i-s euch week for Uie price of one. four jinxes Tuesdays aiul chilli l&s Friday. 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