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Knierat fit tp,e H(HTiu rMt JBce its wo.
ii4 oMw tuatter-
(ESUtiLbWib I just Ity w,lern ne .payer iuoiiVie j
GljtfST VAVW Oi THE CCT. ! ;n a jpsiatent course of systematic lying j
best pAPK n TH8 W5TY. w8a, jmg Nebniska weather it is difficult
(Vjjlv RWHUJCVn rTE siWX coi XTVt j lQ understand. Tbe ,him"Mil speaks for
HAS TOE I.ABt:prr eutctLATKiS c AY j nQrtbwriit N'eU.k:t w itliout fear of siic
YiWJi riVJSHEp ut wots; CQCXTV, , restful contradiction hen it a.v no
: count 19- on tl face 01 tlie eartli nor
I excepting Italj-lias enjoyed more
' liilinv, genial weather I Ian this section
j lus so fur this winter. We had a few
! davs of excellent ileijrhinK in December,
TmTWBAY. Ft. 9. 1W, ! but the svealher was bright and beautiful
: jaq(I unasoonipauied by wind or severe
la the eastern part of the stale last j coy. gjnce the first of the year farra
ee some of the city schools were j et have put in pearly half of their
i luseU an account of the cold. There j tinle plowing and sowing grain, and it
was po occasion for any such action in j has been no uncommon thing to see
porthweat Kebrasfca. people are rapidly j doors wide open as in the early fall,
beoomini? canvilK'td of the error of the fhesR are facts and it is dirficult to
lielief tlwt this pat nf tlie sUtP a cold ; ooiupiieiienil xvhoi the reports of bli
oaiintryr sjihIs and terrible storms originate, tin-um-ull
jgwe ! leu it be in the minds of jealous eastern
Kepiseniative Wooils is reparual as people who see their neighbors leaving
having said in speech a few days ago ! tlie ojd worn out laud of that country
that "the members of (lie (ts&ujature j anU striking boldly out to improve their
tvere getting fooler and fooler every j condition by coming hew, There lyiug
("lay," Consiuerinu the mental condition reports do not stop tlie increasing stream !
of wmwof thera when tltoy touU their ! of homeeekers, however: neither do tliey j
seats, tliey will Us in h terriuie suite oy 1 prevent land values from going uown in
tlie end of the session if Mr. Woods' ; that country and up in thiji. They may
statement is correct, 1 now and then scare out a timid renter,
l-jbu-u-m-iuu1 j but many who are turning Nebraska-
ward with a hope of securing a home,
have friends here or other means of se
curing information regarding our Italian
climate and other grand advantages.
One of the best if not the very best
ways of spreading the truth is to send
The Journal to eastern friends. All
people who oonleniplate moving to a
more desirable country .should be in.
LIS OF LANDS
KIOVX COUNTY, SBB.,
Ral or Tr-atK
SI. For or trade for stock a (jHsrlef
section of good land located Ave miles from
ItarrUsqn. I'art good farm land ; tbe balance
good tuuuer and (Trunin land with good
stroiiu of ruunlng water ith name otiier
iilipryvpnjenUittlsQ a jjopd mill site on tiio
land, .ddress B care JOLH!i.L,
a, i aures of nne luiu) in one body t'pr
uilvor trade for sUMik, Kunnlug watiin
puesprlnifi vlety of wood for fuel and
building purposes on pHiiuises; government
laii(t adjoining; good Ijouse and stable; 330
acres under fence; 380 acrv-s good plow oud,
balance good pasture and timber. A Itar
(jaln if taken noon. Address C care Jol'Rnai.,
i. ltjOaonwuf Unc laud fur sale or trade
tor stouk. Kunnlng wat!f and spring; gov
ernment lund adjoining; 100 agres good plow
laud ; 'balance pasture. Address care JoCB:
K1L;
If the legislature attempts to ro-ap.
portion the state on the ijerryroander
plan, no matter in ths interest of what
jiarty, the people all over the state
should denounce it in such terms as will
cause the political tricksters to desist.
The attempt to Michiganige the suite for
the election of presidential electors is a
scheme to defeat, in a measure, the will
of the people and should not become a formed of the opportunities offered by
law,
It is reported that a Welsh syndi
cate lias purchased the Harney Peak tin
mines and plant and it has been shut
down indelinilely, throwing hundreds of
men out of employment. The Welsh do I
not waut American products to interfere j
with their monopoly on the tin businei.
and will by suoh actions overcome, the
attempts to build up the tin industry in j
the tjnited States. Can the worKingmen
see the object of the move.
I the "banana belt."
If the daily papers would call down
the serisational reporters who send in
Jong specials in regard to the recent row
between the cowboys and Indians in
South Dakota they would bo entitled to
the thanks of thousands of people. The
demand for sensational news at so much
a column is an incentive for unscrupu
lous correspondents to draw largely on
their imagination to the injury of people
and localities.
Last week the republican membeis of
the legislature got together in caucus
and at the second meeting Judge John
f. Thurston was named as the nominee
of the caucus and the republicans went
to voting for him in the joint session.
Tlie independents liad fooled John H
Powers all they could and dropped him
with a dull thud and went to vot ing for
W. L. Green, of Kearney. Later Green
vvus dropped and Judge Allen was taken
up and on Tuesday he was elect" d by TO
votes. The senator-elect is said to be
the best man the populists could have
put up. He was formerly a republican.
It is claimed that his views are suitable
to Wall street and it was by the efforts
of the interests of that financial center
that he was elected. That, however, re
mains to be proven by his action in the
senate of the United States. It is hoped
i now, that tlie 01s is cast, war. me mem-
! bers of the legislature will stop fooling
The president and executive commit ana USK Uws tlial wil) benefit
tee of the county agricultural society ,,, , ,
SlioulU tie;
jin to act and that u,t once in
order that a county fair mav be held the
coming fall. It is not right that the or
ganization should be allowed to slumber
ps it has been. With scores of new peo
ple coming in a county fair would be a
grand place for them to raaet ths people
from tlie other parts of the county and
become acquainted with them and see
tlie products of the various localities.
This mutter is an important one and
should be attended to.
ft. line buiidi'iid and Sixty at,rc.ol land nine
Mlilrs from Harrison, Sobr. 20 acres broken;
some fanned. House and otUer buildings)
good soil ; pure water and one mile from
timber. Kor terms address H care Journal,
All fierou uaVMIg
this iteper wi(l puiv
papAwidare rmuw
fj..al rM .i:tiis.
e a marked com ul tbe
;outl tu ejamini) their
notice and ( any (irfurs ijtt repfjff tbe
aaiue tfl fnt l
Xutire fui Publication.
IjuiU ( l"ce at Clitidrau, Veb., (
Jioticfc Js hereby uiven tbt the fqj(owing:
u-itinr hiM 'illiid nnticu ofltUiutcn-
tumtumake final iiwol in uniqrt of bis
,.ii, ufl that aid "uruof ill l- made lie
:oi, ICi VI
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inad
1 u
trict
KulinuVpa, 011 'Marcb
furc Conrad Lindutn
Court at Harriv.iii
Martha W Mlanis. of Montrose, Ncbr
who made Pre-emption V. . m.Hmttus
W,S, SE!andSWSKft antf sEsi 8(;c.
30, Tp. 3S N., B. M West Of ttt Ht P- M:
He names the flowing wHnesss tQ PfpV'e
bin continuous ruajdencp Hpt,n autlciflliva
tion of naid land, vis;:
Aaron O. Josepli Bwtley, Vejer
Bretley, Isaac H. Hoy. all (if N;mtrosii., Ht:
t Vi W MCI AS, niUtet:
tf. tiood KM acre farm ; 1W atros broken ; all
l'cnocd;good hewed log haus )6xls; addi
tion 18x18; H story; in guud uondition of
repair. This farm is locatc) 3 mile from
railroad station. Address tS ''arc Joi rnal.
7. (iood farm of l'io acres; IS acres broken ;
all good soil; near timber; one mile from
school In good nelghlwrliood and only fi
miles from railroad ; terms very reasonable.
Address K care Journal.
S. One ((Uarter deeded land unit one quar
ter "Ot proved np on ; all good fnpni land but
10 acres; good running watur", '0 acres
broken; log house; timber; in good corn dis
trict. I50 cash and 350 on time or will trade
for stock. Address V cure Joi h.val.
II, IBOayre farm witli riiiuiini stream of
clear spring water and numerous Hpringn;
bett of black soil; one quarter nil farm land;
tlie other mostly Hue timber land ; enough
vr logs to make 100,01X1 feet of lumber; all
under fence with division twice; frame
bouse K.vJU 12 foel high painted Inside unci
outside; cost JuiOO.OO; frame stable for 10 lie;id
of hoi'iicn; primary; orchard of 50 young
apple trees; (tnest kind of stock farm. Will
tnko stock or cash, Address J cam
JOCKNAL,
10. lwi acres of nice laying raw land. Will
sell cheap for casb or trade for stock. Ad
dress h euro Jol'RSAL.
II, iCOacrc turni; 120 acres farmland; 00
acres broken; comfortiible house, stable,
sheds, yards, etc.; timber and running
water oil place; one ;',nd a bull miles from
school, K50 cash, SflOO on time takes the
pluco if tfcon soon, Address J,'-M, care
Joit;sa.,
Notice for Publieatiun.
Land Office at Cbodrun, Kcb.,
Jaii. 8, law. , i
Notice is hereby giveu tha tlie following
named settler Liu tiled lifitice of (in ln,'"
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be imwle be
fore Conrad Undoman, Olerk of the nistrmt
(?uurt at llarrispn, Ncbraika, on February
i8flt viz:
K. Edward Mvcrmore, nf Harrison, Xebr.,
wbo made Homcsuiad Entry So. 1070 for tbe
N r Sic. St, Tp. al Ji., U. SO West of the 6th
P M
'lle'names the following witnesses to prove
(lis continuous residence upon mid cultiva
tion of, said land, vii:
David liartlett, Fred Betschcn, Benjamin
r. Johnson. Cliarles Cammimsliid, all of
At our prioes and be convinced that
youoanbtty goods Wt at Turner 0
for CASH,-
11 package Coffees, 4 B for.
English Current, 16 frs for..
California fiajsios, It IU for.
fiatirical, 25 ts for
Hominy, 25 Us for
Climax Tobacco, per b
(:0 851
1 00
1 00
. I 00
I 00
. 1 00
40
20
Smoking Tobacco, SHoi.'f
CoaJOii, per gallop. -
Qne 0uDdre4 ft. Sop .. -High
Patent Flour per 100 B.
Half Patent Flour, pr 100 lbs.
Stapdard Flour, per 100 lbs...
Low prade Four, perJOOs..
I M)
3
24
3
9
I 90
High, Tmmp Tobacco, per t...
Boy's SuiU 'Y
All Trecot Drpss Flannels, per yd . 30
Cflehnierp tt HfPriettas ip proportioa
Dress GingUaMU, lr yard ........ , 9i
All Toweling, per yard , - W
Harrison, Kebf.
(i8-a?
W
11. UOCANN,
Register,
XirtU for Publication.
Land Ofllco at Cbadron, Nob., j
Jan. t, 18. i
Kotlce is hereby given that tbe followiug
nanied settler has filed notice of bis inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim and that said proof will be made be
fore Charles K. Verity, U. S. Circuit Court
Commissioner at Montrose, Nebraska pu
February 13, 1S98, viz: 1
Harriet Clark, of H011tro.se, Xcbr.,
who made Homestead Kntry No. 81 for the
SV NEW and NWU NKH nnd SE! SW Sec.
24, Tn. M N., It. M W. litli I'. M.
He names the following witnpnnusto provo
hisconliniioiiH residence upon- and cultiva
tion of, said land, vis:
Joseph Konrath, Herman Konrath, Henry
Pickunbrork, Jacob Witsserburger, all of
Montrose, Ncbr., also:
James Clark, of Montrose, Xebr.,
who niiulii Timlsir Culture No. 0S74 for the
W6 NK'4 Scu. 23, Tp. W N., H. 6r) West of the
6th I. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of, said land, viz:
Joseph Komutb, Herman konralli, Henry
IMckcnbrock, Jacob Wasserbnrger, all of
Montrose, Ncbr. W. II. McCANN,
17 22J Register.
JJep;p Pine Jewy Sliirts K fifi
Men's Good Working Bljirts... So
Men's Good Jeans Pants 00
Men's Good Suits ,-7. 4 00
Men's Fine Overcoats. . ... - 5 00
BOOTS
Fine Calf Boots, per pair ----Good
Kip Boots, per pair.. r.... -
en's Congress Shoes, per pairr--
Ladies' Calf Shoes, pep pair......
Ladies Fine Kid Shoes, per pair.-
Glidden Wire, per 100 Us .99 75 1 Best Wire Nails, per A.
Hardware and Tinware lower than
ever known in the West.
ARM MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS CARRIED IN SEASON.
tST Thews Prices are Strictly for the CASH, Anything
Booked, the Same old Price,
We are thankful for past favors and solicit a continuance or the same, pledg.
' ourselves to work for the best interests of our customers.
a
When people contemplate a change to
a new country one of tlie first things
they inquire about is tlie schools. On
this point Nebraska leads all the other
states. There is a less per cent of peo
ple in the state who cannot read or write
than 111 any other and the public schools
of the state are so well provided for that
as soon as a few families settle in a lo
cality a school district is formed and the
education of the children carried forward
in jiQOtl sbajie. Any one who is at all
acquainted with the school laws of Ne
braska and the inclinations of the people
knows that settlement and schools have
gone liaDd-in-hand acrosiS the state from
'! east to west as the state developed, and
the schools have kept fully abreast of
the settlement.
The double-headed house of representa
tives of Kansas have decided to divide
the time. The republican house
meets in the forenoon and the
populist house in the afternoon. It
seenii to be about the biggest laud of
foolishness. Either one house or the
other is illegal and which one should be
decided by the courts. If the populist
house is illegal and the populist governor
recognized it, knowing it to be illegal,
such recognition smacks of treason.
If the republican house is illegal and
the members thereof organized it and
perpetuate, knowing it to be such, the
same crime is chanzable as mentioned
above. The fact that the populists
fail to carry out their threats
to fire the republicans by force, leads to
the impression that the pretending re
formers know they are wrong and do not
dare to take strong measures.
By a vote of 42 to 23 the senate refused
to consider the bill for the repeal of tbe
silver law. If there is any change in
that law it will not be made until after
tbe change in the administration.
13. 040 acres; 4t deeded land; lijO home
stead; house cost 30(1; barns, sheds, yards,
etc., running water; nil fenced and crass
fences; 1(10 acres under plow, 1 mile from
school; 3 miles from postoftice. Price $4,000.
One ball' cash, balance on time. Address A
care Jol'bsal.
14. !B0 acres in a body, 100 clouded, 180
homestead; 5 miles from county seat; 45
acres under plow ; so acres fenced ; two f rame
houses; stable; well; convenient to school.
Price tl,400, ' Address W care Journal.
15. A fine farm of 4S0 acres, 320 deeded, 100
homestead ; good house ; bank barn ; cave ;
well; 43 acre under plow; running water
and timber on place; thrco-fourths of a mile
from school; all fenced. Price $2,000 il
takonsoon. Address O earo Jouksal.
lfi. A good larm of 240 noros, yO acres
under plow; 140 acres fenced; good frame
house, stables, yards, etc., three-fourths mile
from Catholic church, store and postofflco;
one-half mile from school; running water
and timber on farm. This is a bargain at
KlOO. Address J caro Jouksal.
Apind jury at Sioux City, Iowa,
lias found seven indictments against
Atleellart, editor of the Dakota City
Eagle. The indictments are for black
mail and he is also jointly indicted with
one Crosby for conspiracy. It is stated
that the plan was to get articles ready
for publication in the Chicago Sunday
mt, a sensational paper, and then the
operators would demand money from
their victims to prevent them from be
ing published. Hart has been a promin
ent man in Nebraska for many years and
il is a surprise to many that be should
be in a position to be accused of such
low, contemptible methods of getting
money, especially as he was quite well
off financially.
A racket occurred at White Clay
J creek, about twenty miles north of Chad
, ron Saturday morning between some
cowboys and Indians. It is stated that
the whole outfit had been drinking and
' . finally got to shooting. Tbe result was
Ui,t four of the cowboys were killed.
Acting Agent Brown sent out a detail of.
Indian police to arrstt those who did the
killing. They resisted arrest and the
' police killed four of the Indians. That
mMM it Those killed wen Two Strikes
1 Ms two sons and Wnits Face Horse.
CJ' O Maa-AfMkM-Bfs-Horss
' , 4tm-i9gr at the trouUs Md assisted
, - awthontist tn MMHng umovsm
) Tsr wll ba lot of talk and
I, - -i rfU attempt to get np a scare e
, .;: thsrs wlH to no
' f ' "'iHti rsstrfatlos. '
There have lately been placed upon tbe
market several cheap reprints of an ob
solete edition of "Webster's Dictionary.'"
These books are given various names,
"Webster"s Unabridged," "Tlie Great
Webster's Dictionary," "Webster's Bi
Dictionary," "Webster's Encyclopedic
Dictionary," etc., etc.
Many announcements concerning them
are misleading. The Webster reprint
portion of each from A to Z is the same,
forty-four years behind tbe times, and
printed from plates made by photograph
ing the old pages.
Tlie old book has been padded out by
various additions culled from various
sources, but the body is tlie same that
was published when Polk was president
and dulv buried at the incoming of Lin
coln. The Webster, current from Lin
coin to Harrison, is the popular copy
riahted "Unabridged" which has just
been superseded by Webster's Interna
tional Dictionary. See advertisement in
another column.
Best Line to the East.
Tlie Burlington Route B. &. M. R. R
is running elegantly equipped passenger
traines without clianee from Newcastle
Wyoming and Crawford, Nebraska, direct
to Lincoln. Nebraska, making connection
at that point with their own through
trains for Deuver, Cheyenne, and all
Doint west, and for Kansas City, St.
Joseph, St Louis, Omaha, Peoria, Chi-
cafo. and all nointo east
Remember this is ths only line by
which vou ran take sleeping car from
Crawford fat ths evening arrivimr In Lin
coin and Omaha the next afternoon, and
in Chicago, room and Rt IjOum his rot
lowing rooming.
For further Informetiw nnd tickets ap
ply to naarsst s.uvi.;, 4 Burlington
Bout B.AHRR.
citice for Publication.
band Officii at Children, Neb. j
liec. W, 18W. (
Notice is herebv given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will Isi made be
fore Conrad l.indcman, Clerk of the District
Court, at Harrison, Nebraska, on February
11th, lnwt, viz.
.loliiuiii Meier, of Ardinmc, S. I..
who made Homestead Kntry No. 54.30 for tin
Ktf NW4 and S'A NKH Scc.!, Tp.35 N., R. 54
Weat of the lith P. M.
He names the following witnesses to provn
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz ;
Casper Wjtlling, Christian Jensen, Joliann
8ctmlt., David Anderson, nil of Ardmorc,
S. Dak. Also:
August Meier, nf Ardniore, S. U.,
who mode Homestead Kntry No. 5462 tor the
-;W4 Scc.2S, Tp. ,15 N it, 54 West of tho th
P. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land viz:
Casper Wittling, I nrislian Jensen, jonann
Schultn, David Anderson, all of Ardmorc,
Dak. " , 11. MUJAsnc,
1J-KJ ilcgister.
JOHN A. LUCAS, President.
CASTLIi Vice-President,
Notice for I'liblicatiuu,
band Offlne at Chadron, Neb., (
Jan. 3, istis. (
Notice Is hereby given that tbe following
nnmMi wnt.ticr has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and tbst said proof will be made be
fore Conrad bindeman, Clerk of the District
Court, at Harrison, Nebraska, on February
13, UMi, viz:
Friedrirh Zerbst. of Harrison, Ncbr.,
u-hn made Homestead Kntry No 27IW for the
HVAS SWV, and 8WK 8EK Sec. 27, and 1VX
XV.'. Sec. S4.Tn.33N. R. 96 W. of the 6th P. M
He names the following witnesses to prove
Ills continuous residence upon ana ciuiiva
timi nf sfd hind, viz:
Charles K. Schl't, Kit J. Wilcox, tiustnv
Noreisch, John W . Kici'dorir, all ot Harrison
Ncbr. Also:
Frank I. Meyer, of Montrose. Xehr..
who made Pre, 1). S. No. 2758 for the W
SlVJi and ski, NW"i Sec. 24 and HW4 SW 4
Sec. la Tp. : N It. S4 West ot tlie Bth V. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous resilience upon una cmiiva
t.inn orVild land, viz:
Joseph Koos, Nieholaus Meckem, John
Meckem.nllof Montrose, Ncbr., Michael J
O'Uinm-.ll, of Ardmorc, s. Dak.
117 221 . H. JiaAAS, ltegisier.
17. 160 acres high rolling prairio land, i
miles from Harrison ; 20 acres under cultiva
tion; good black soil. For price, terms, etc.,
address G care Journal.
18. 100 acres fine farming laud four miles
from Montrose P. O. 15 acres under cultiva
tion. Will sell cheap. For terms, etc., ad
dress U care Journal.
19. 100 acres; 35 acres Tu cultivation.
Watered by creek. Almost perfectly level.
Native timber along creek. 8 miles from
Harrison; black loam soil, best quality. A
bargain at $5.00 an acre. Address V care
JOt'BNAL.
20. 160 acres of deeded lund two miles
from Harrison. House, barn, well, .windmill
and 35 acres broken. Price $1,200; one-half
cash. Address Z care Jouhnal.
21. A hotel doing a good business; large
ice house and cooling room In connection
Address Z care Jouksal.
22. A good-paying drug business in
conntv seat, railroad town. A splendid
owning for a druggist with small capital.
Address Z cure Journal.
23. MO acres; 125 acres under plow ; house
sheds, etc., running water, convenient to
postofflco. This place Is a bargain at $H,2m.
Address Simmohs it flaiLCT, Harrison, Ncbr.
24. $600 cash will secure a clear deed to lflo
acres of land, loo acres lovel; running
water, timber, 80 acres under plow, one-half
mile from school. 8iojis Pmilkt
B. L. SMUCK,
Fashionable Barber & Hair Dresser.
One Door Sestk of Beak sf Harrison.
OrW SUNDAY MOM t TO 1 8
room im scssaoss rvr rx
Sewing nuobinos clsaood and rerired
Notice Homestead Entry.
V. S. LAX 11 OFFICE, f
( IIAUKOS, NEB.,
Dec. 1(1, 1S92,
nplaint 2553 having been entered at
this office by William II. Phillips against
Albert llahr for rallurc to comply wiin
law as to Homestead Kntry No. H), dated
intv intn. ism?, nnon me sm bwu anu
Nk: sW'n s,K'.tliin 81. Townshinlfi North ltancc
54 West in Sioux County, Nebraska, with u
view to the cancellation ot sain niry con
tesUuit alleging that the said Allicrt
llahr has wholly nbanuoncu sniu traci; mai
he lias changed bis residence theref roin for
more than six months since making said
that said tract is not settled i
entry:
I upon
and cultivated by said party as required
by law, that claimant has not resided on
aid tract any portion of the time for the
last four years, the said parlies are sum
nioucd to appear at this office on the II day
of Fnhraarv IH9S. at 10 o'clock a. in., to re
spond and fnrnisb testimony concerning
said alleged lulliire.
Tesnnionyoi witnesses win ue iiikcii nc
fore (icoriro Walker, a notary nubile at hi
office In Harrison, Ncbr., on the 4 day of
February 1H98, at 10 a. m.
x r. riiLxs,
II. T. Conlky, Receiver.
Contestant's Attorney. ( 14-21 J
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REAT INDUCEMENTS FOR CASH.
Yours For Bargains,
GEO. II. TURNER.
CHAS. E. VEP1TV, Camhrb,
F, A. CASTLE, Ast. Caphikk.
THE BANK OF HAilRISOIL
ESTABLISHED 1887.
Harrison, Nebraska.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $25 000.
Transacts a General Banking Business. 1
Buys School Orders, County and Village Warrants. II
O)RRESP0DJNTS:
KoLNTZE Bums., New York City.
FmsT Natiokal Bank, Omaha.
First Natkinai. Ba:;k, Lincoln.
Bank of Chadkon. (;iiadron, Nebt
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
A FULL LINE)
OF-
Furniture, Window Shades, Pictures and
Wall Paper.
Undertaking goods embalmings
W PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS.
Geo. C. Reed,
Crawford, Neb.
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it is abuluttty safe and unbrtaiablt. Like Aladdin's X
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