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TO C:sc County Journal.
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THP8SD4Y. OCT0JJE2 4,
RepablirM Ticket,
'of governor,
T.J. MAJORS,
of Nuuialia,
r'or Lieutenant-Governor,
E. E. WOOKE,
of Lancaster.
for Hooretary of fetate,
J. A. l'U'ER,
of Harlan,
fur Auditor of Publlo Accounts,
, KICKS K lJOKE,
Of MttdisOU,
For Treasurer,
J. 8. BABTLEY,
of Holt,
For Commissioner of IHjbllc Land
and
Building.
II. C. KUSftELL,
of (Jolfa.
Kor Attorney-Goneral,
A.S.CUUKCIULL,'
of injuria.
For Superintendent of Pablie Instruction
1L K, CORBETT,
of Yorlf.
For Cong-rass rutin, Sltli District,
M. A. DAUtiUEKTV,
of Keith,
For State Senator. 14th District,
J, A. SCAMAJIOKS,
of Sheridan,
The Boaewater bolt io the republican
party auems to have bwiu composed of
E. Rowwater ami Wiley P. Reashaiv.
Boaewater acted as assistant wet-nurse
to the monstrosity which was born at
Omaha last week and fathered by Bryan,
Those democrat who are endeavoring
to turn the party lock, stock and bar
relover to the populists, will flnd in
the end that Bryan has sold their birth
right for a mess of pottage, and that the
' pottage didn't materialize, - either.
Cbadron Signal.
The action of the democratic congres
sional convention in adjourning without
making nominations is of course an en
dorsement of Kem, which was something
the convention didn't have the nerve to
do openly and formally. And that in
fact is the kind and manner of Kem's
support those who are for bim seem to
be ashamed of it and are as quiet about
It as possible. "Kearney Hub.
I still the republican bolt that was
predicted after the late state convention
does not materialize. From Majors
down the ticket is receiving the support
of the republicans with greater unanim
ity than for many years, and republi
cans are in addition working harder for
the success of the entire ticket. It is a
republican year regardless of the fusion
iised efforts of the demo- pops to stay the
tide. Kearney Hub.
The people of Chadron are still at
work on the bonus for the factories
which they have been premised and every
one gays the object will be attained.
There is no kicker element to be found
Every newspaper in Cbadron is whoop
ing it up in every issue and every person
from Cbadron talks sugar beets and fac
tory to e)very one he sees. It is such
efforts that carry projects to success.
It isL'knowledged by all that Chadron
is atput as badly split up by Tactions as
a pSaoe well could be, but when it comes
to getting anything for the town every
man gets in line and helps the work
'along. , All northwest Nebraska is inter
ested in the establishment of a sugar
factory and every one hopes to see
Chadron succeed.
The action of the democratic state
convention has put that -arty in a
peculiar position. It has become appar
ent that Bryan played bis cards for all
tfley were worth, perhaps a little more.
A great many democrats who were
i: what were termed administration demo
crats were willing to have Bryan en
dorsed but when it came to laying down
to the pops they objected. The Bryau
convention nominated or endorsed live
. of the nominees of the independent party
mi put three democrats on the ticket.
RepnaMtatives of fifty-two counties
bolted such action and put up a straight
party ticket There will likely be a
000 teat io the supreme court as to which
an entitled to the name of -'democrat"
on tm official ballots. It is generally
considered that the sjsult will be the
- eteCUon of the republican ticket by an
MMTMnedToU. The action of the dem
ocratic Bryan convention io putting up
man for the office of state treasurer
1 mi lafaaisf to endorse John H. Powers
, lw that tbe leaders of the party who
Lat Bryan in bis deal, hare no use for
- saaat sarasst and conscientious
" .rfar la the Independent party, and as
CM&afnsU many will cast their
i M jr wwfmimmm n I wus snow
r :r?owted leaders that they r
! " to wartv Then too the act-Jt-LJ'O
MM ismmmm abow
C HMSan af Urn so-oaiM
' '-JT"JwtsMW late tan rank
move from principle will see the error of
tleir ay auii return I v lh lold from
whence they luve Wauiiertxi. Uuttmleif
those ho are after ottice the people do
not like to have a few sceieniers mix
tlieir politics.
Brpubliran PUtfurss, w
The republieans of Nebraska in nen
tiou represented deplore th dsastrous re
alt of tbe "ebaiiV in th policu-e uf the
natioual government, decreed by He peo
pie at a time boa llm incut! balance of
the country temporarily disturbed by
tbe estiileratiou of a ioujf course of peace,
progress and material prosperity and the
clamor of dewoa-ugues a" J political (juasks,
and confidently appea) to ge peuple of the
state for a return to the condition ttjat ex
isted prior to tbu elections of 1J-
Dismayed by tbe financial revulsion that
paralyzed the business centres of tl)e coun
try, lieu tlie results of the national and
al..te elections made it certain that tbe pol
icy ol protection of home Industries au-J
and tlie guarantee of public credit and a
sound curreuey were about to tie over
tbrown by a deniocratic president and a
congraa democratic in botb biaucbt-i, tbe
leader of tlie party wholly in power for tbe
flrt time in thirty years, have had neither
the courage to embody the principle act
forth in their national convention at I'liica
o in legislation, or the wilo.n to abandon
tbeir threatened raid on the iudu-drie
of tbe country.
But they have kept the bu-duesa interest
of the p4-.pie in auiense and uncertainty
during laelve moutha ojf unprofitable de
bate over the work of framing a revenue
bill founded on no definite or recognizable
economical syntoin, corruption on its lace,
Uitcriuiinatini; again northern industries
tor the majority of those bone vote carried
it to its pasaK, and not only fraught with
disaster to the people, but confessedly
abauiped with "party perfidy and party dis
honor" as an abandonment of the cause of a
"tariff fur revenue only," and the principles
and pledges upon w lucb they were placed
in jwwer. 'ltow can they face tbe jieoplc
alter indulging in such outrageous discrim
ination and violation of principle" as are
found in nearly every paragraph of the
sugar trut taxiif.
lu view of the practical results of a year
and a half of democratic rule, we reatllriu
with renewed faith and fervor the platform
of the national republican convention nt
Minnt'aKlis. We demand the restoration
of the American policy or protection, and
commercial reciprocity w ith our sinter re
publics of llextco, Central and houth Ameri
ca and the governments of the West India
island.
k he republican party of Nebraska basal
ways been the consistent friend and aggres
live champion of boaest money, and it now
takes no step backward. W hile we favor
bimetallism, and demand the use of botn
gold and sil ver standard money, we iusint
that the parity of tbe value if! the two met
als tie maintained, so that every dollar,
paper or coin, Wqed by the govern men I
shall Lw as good as any other.
Vt e adhere to the doctrine that all railway
lines are subject Ui regulation aud control
by the statu and we demand the regulation
of railway and transportation lines to such
extent,and in auch wanuer as will insure
fair and reasonable rates to the producers
aud eousumers of the country. To that end
we insist that the laws shall be enforced
forbidding the ticlictioua capitalization of
such corporations aud tbat the constitution
of the state shall be rigidly enforced where
in it U provided: "So railroad corporation
shall issue any ntock or bonds exdept tor
money, labor, or property actually received
and applied to the purpose ior which cor
poration was created, and all stock divi
dends and other Bi-ticious increase ot the
capital stock or Indebtedness of any such
corporation shall be void."
V e are in favor of the enforcement of all
laws, whether tbey eft ect the individual or
the corporation, aud therefore demand the
enforcement of the maximum rate bin
passed by the last legislature, until the same
is declared void by the courts or is repealed.
We are in favor of the enactment of ia s
by congress that w ill provide for the super
vision, regulation and control of corpora
tions engaged in interstate commerce, with
a view of preventing the fictitious capitali
zation and excessive bonding of such corK
rations.
We denounce all combinations of capital
organized in trusts or otherwise to control
j-oitraniy the conditions ot trade, aud ar
raign as criminal legislation the manliest
concession of the tariff bill, now in the
nandsofthe president, to the sugar and
whisky trusts.
We recognize the rights ot laborers to or
ganize, using alt nonviable measures for the
purpose of dignifying their condition and
placing them on tui equal footing with capi
tal to the end that tbey may both fully un
derstand that they are necessary to the
prosiienty of the country. Arbitration
should take the place of strikes and lockouts
for settling labor disputes,
Tbe extirpation of anarchy is essential to
the -if preservation of the nation, and we
therefore favor the pending bill in congress
for the exclusion of anarchists.
We recommend that tbe ensuing legisla
ture submit an amendment to the constitu
tion, to be voted upon by the people at the
next general election, providing for toe In
vestment ot the permanent school fund in
state, county and school district bonds..
W e believe that tbe industries of our state
should be diversified, to relieve the masses
o. the people from dependence upon one
class of agricultural products, subject to
crop failures, niid it being demonstrated
thai the soil ol misstate Is adapted to the
production of sugar beets, even in dry sea
sons, a source of wealth, we favor legisla
tion that snail tiring to our people its fun
realization.
Ever mindful of the service and sacrifices
of thu men who saved tile lite of the nation,
we protest against the illiberal aud unjust
policy of the pension department under the
present aumluiMratlou ana pledge anew to
the veteran soldiers of the republic a recog
nltionof their Just claims upon a grateful
people.
"For several months, I was troubled
with a persistent humor on my bead
which gave me considerable annoyance
until it occured to me to try Ayer's Hair
Vigor. Before usiog one bottle, tbe
humor was healed." T. T. Adams, Gen
eral Merchant, Turbeville, Va.
It a Hnndred Jaartloa Point
in Nebraska, connections are made with
Burlington Boute trains for Chicago, St.
Louis, Kansas City, 8t Joseph, Omaha,
Lincoln, lAenver, Cheyenne and beyond.
Our maps and time-table showing
where, when and how our trains run and
wherein they excel tbe trains of other
Mteslamany important respects, are
seat on request free. ,
Always glad to quote rates and aire
ttforsne.W ' : "
Ttt UST.
o:ier of Sale uf Real Hrpr
t) Io Muni Couuty, .bi-a-ka,
for Taxes fuf the
year IB9S. .
lot I and I I 32 33
H w. 11 w I JM fici
a S 32 43
lot-. .,a0 w
ae uw, ue sw 32
trl( 32 '
ne H 7 S2 44
loU 1 and I
et nw 7 32 43
ml, 3j 43
( Jo ' f 32 S3
se uw, eX av
UW se 1Q 32 53
sw se 10 i 43
elsw,wsal3 32 43
sw sw 13 32 43
se-t - 1 43
uw UW . 14 32 61
nt ue 16 32 43
sw ne, se nw
ue sw, uv se 14 32 43
no-.. 22 3J 43
e if ije 23
uw nw 24 32 43
ue V 24 32 43
,.e se ' 24 32 43
w h ae ae 24
uu ue 24 32 43
se 24 32 43
ue s , njf ae
ses 28 32 63
10U 2, 3 aud 4
sesw 18 Si 43
MK 19
sw aw 20 32 S3
uH ue, se ue
ue uw , 21 Si '3
ue X 24 32 43
uw uw W
ue ue Si S3
ue u 32 32 43
se i, 32 32 43
sw 33 82 43
sew: , 34 32 43
sH ue, slf nw 1 32 l4
lots I and 2
H ne J 32 44
eit sw, X se 22 32 44
eX aw, sw se 23 32 44
fIBc of toe TraraMtrer (
Siimx f ountv, Nebraska.
Haiciciho, (x Toai a I,
Notice U hereby given that
in pursuance of, nd in eo:u
pliaiiee with tha IJevenue
l-aws of tbe M ite uf Nebras
ka and t'h.-pt.ir -siveutv
1 hree(J31 of the "-ssioti l-aws
of the sta uf Nebraska, of
the yr. t A. I), last, aulitletl,
"An act to amend Srrtiiin
thie Hundred and Nine ( Ma i
of ( ha liter veuty.even (77)
or tlie toiuplusd Mtutos uf
Nebraska of 11, entitled,
-Revenue." I.H.S. Woodruff.
Treasurer of Moux county.
.,ruin"M,uq ,e nrsi .sim
d ,y of Xuvembsr, A. 11, lm,
bt-tweeu the hours of nine
o'cliM-k, a. m., and four p. m.,
will offer at publle ssle and
sell, at my oOlce in the vil
1 ge of IfnrriMin, County of
Moux and Ktat of Nebraska,
being the lines of the Treas
urer of said hlonx eountv,
Nebraska, all of the follow
lug dusuribed real estate sit
uated In the said county of
-ionx, for the amount of tax
due I hereon, a. stated here
in, levied for state, county,
vulaife, school district, or for
any other purpose, lor the
. ear A. u. lays, ana to make
therefrom the amount of
s tid tax as stated herein for
the year aforesaid, with such
riVB rol.vTS
expenses for advertising, In
terest ami foes as may have
sreru'Mi at the time of pay
ment. I (ill adjourn said
Uiusc,, fcec. T. K. 1
lot 4, sw nw 4
lot l,se ne 6 32 44 I
iota I and 2
X-fe 6 32 44
u ue, ne aw 8
11 w nw 9 32 44
w4 uw 17
ne . 18 32 44
lots 344
s', uw S 33 44
lots 1 and 7 " 44
ue'. 8 " 44
Uf, 8 ' 44
uwj, 9 44
wS sw 12
uw uw 13 " 44
sw SW , 13 ' .'4
ue uu 14 " 44
aet 15 54
iiex 17 " f4
nw v 17 M 44
ne-, 19 " 44
iswl," 20 M
) 22 " 44
sw' - 2:1 " 44
set, 23 - 44
ue lie, a' ne
11 w se 24 " 64
nw uw,
nw 24 " 54
sw '4 24 " 44
iiv, 11W 2-"
n, ne 28 " 44
11 w ; " 54
se ne, e'-i tt n " 51
w9 ne, w se 27 " -4
ue se, s' j se 2i " .'.4
e' s uw, e' s 27 " 44
c, uw, aw ue
us se 2s 44
2s " 44
s.j 2 " l4
iot4 30 " 44
se- 30 44
n-,, ue, se ue 32 ' 24
u 32 ' 44
ue ne, sw ue 33 " 44
uw4 33 " 44
-, 33 " 44
sei 33 " 44 i
lie ne, al4 "e
se uw 84 33 44
uw ne 34 33 44
sw', 34 33 44 I
ne ne 34 33 44
w ne se, nw
e se, ue se
. , se se se 80 33 44
BAT CREEK rKKCI.M.T.
Dene, SBC. T. li. i
s'jse 3 83 44 I
luts I aud 1
s- ue 4 83 44
se .4 " 8 33 54
e' j sw, J3 se 9 33 44
w s ue 10 83 46
M- li S3 p
e', ne ' 12 U Vt
sw ne, s' j aw
uw se 15 33 66
H'i se 18
evne 19 33 65
lot 4 IV 33 64
SW' ' 20 33 66
se1 20 33 45
fi.uar 2:1 33 44
- 25 33 65
UW', .34 33 64
se sw, se 24 83 64
uwv 211 33 64
WU SW i 33 44
sei 27 33 45
Mil, 33 54 J
lull 30 33 44
4 sw 33 33 44
w-.sc, se se 33
sw sw 34 33 46 .
u,:', 34 33 44
ue uw, s'i nw
11 w sw 34 33 64
e'-i sw, w!se34 33 44
e- j se 34
w,, sw 34 S3 64
ne-, 35 33 46
e'- UW, e!-jW 35 S3 45
W 'i nw 35 33 65
sale from day today uutil all
of the lauds, lots and blocks
have been offered.
H. n. WfHiDRi rr.
Treasurer of Moux County,
neunuita.
xyiiKEWs rnKCiscT.
KesC, itc. T. B. AMT.
owl, ill 30 ii pi 30
lots 3 ami 4
e H w T SI M 6 41.
ne se &i
sw nw
n S 34 81 U 8 01
sw ne, e nw,
nw se MS! M I 14
nw it it 31 15 7 m;
w sw l
eitse j 31 U 830
A KTCCOfE rKBClK-T.
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SW 3 54 M t 1
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lie 'n IS .14 M 8 1)7
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ne 17 : M II ii
sw i, 17 :h Atl V 07
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lots I aud X
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se it 'a M IV; D I'.,
sw V U 34 ; V 6.1
lots i and 3
sw ne, Mil l M Vi 4 31
lot 1 a
lots 2, 8 ft 4 -it 35 Sfi 6 SO
lot I, se ne IV 33 M t 4.
' 13 34 f7 lw
ne, n'p se 24 34 bl S3!,
lots 1 ami i
n)i ne 24 33 S" 3 o:i
BOOARC PHECINCT.
IlKSC. SEC. T. K. AT.
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lots I and 2
' ne 4 32 S3 10 Rl
lots 1 and 2
ah nn S 2 1" '"2
hc( 3 32 63 10 U
lots 3 and 4
ek w 7 82 36 13 27
se K 7 32 .VS 14
se sw, sw se H 82 A3 4 !ii
eS se 8
wX sw 82 66 10 OS
se sw , 32 63 2 43
a se
sw se, natt t 32 S3 10 C2
ne ne 10
nw nw II 32 M hi
se sw, sw se II 32 U& 5 42
n.K an II 32 f3 k'.
n)i sw, rX se 12 32 33 15 32
se ne, eX se 13 32 33 7 17
w)f ne 17 32 64 4 87
nw nw 17
n ne, se ne 18 32 35 12 19
se 1 IS 32 M IS 07
lots 1 and 1 19 32 35 4 5
lot 3 .: 19 32 65 2 14
se sal 20
ne nw, sl nw 31 32 36 10 (.1
ne ne 22 32 35 2
sH ne, wt' sc 2 82 V, 10 05
w4 23 32 65 9 47
se i 35 32 63 H 33
se 14 1 32 5H 13 2.
sw sw - 1 32 Hi X 44
S e i 32 36 7s
11 w, w
sw se 3 32 5 8 3?
sw nw, nwnw'3 32 an 4 or.
n ne II 32 IVi 7
n)nw,gnwl2 32 VI 10 03
ne, 11 SI se 12 32 66 13 2
se sw, )i se 12
ne ne 13 32 68 13 l
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Disc. Sec. T. K. Amt.
MOXTHO8B
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SW',
lotl.sene
11S se 1
lots I and 2
eX nw
sw 1
se 1
lots 3 and 4
X UW
lots 1 and 2
s)t ne
lots 8 and 4
sS nw
lots I and i
H ne
lots 3, 4 and 6
se nw
lots 3 and 7
eX sw
ne
we
eit sw, sw se
se ue, tie se
11 w
sw aw
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e4
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sw V
.VI
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ws
66
68
5H
68
6(1
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58
38
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68
68
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48
68
6
68
68
68
ftti
68
68
68
6;
7 r,2
14 311
11 24
18 48
13 81
13 81
12 04
10 19
0 23
12 4U
6 74
11 23
18 68
3 83
2 U5
15 OS
18 64
12 04
12 04
12 4
12 04
K It)
8 40
12 04
6 ))2
8 73
8 10
19 91
19 91
8 41
8 41
8 41
lots 3 and 4
; nw
3
S
6
6
8W 2
s'$ nw, n'4 sw 3
se sw, w,'-4 s"
lot 4
lot I
swi
ne'
4 34
6 34
7 34
7 34
8 34
8 34
18 34
sex
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7
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10
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12
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cor ne aw
18 34
sw, Hi se 20
101s 1 anu x
s'j ne
lot 1, se ne
22
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23
24
27
28
28
28
24
sw
mil,
lie1,
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sw4
se
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11 J ne, ue nw 15
wit liw.se nw 15
h ne, rH e 13
evs sw. se 30
sv, se m i
net, 13
n,' ue li
13 34
21 34
w, 21
uw u 22
se 24
ne i 24
sw H 27
sw V 28
nw jj St
se1, 22
sw",
e'4 ne
23 34
23
nw
w- ne, rx ne
ue nw 24
lots and 4
eh sw 19 32 68 II 15
ne ne 23
mh nw ne nw 24 32 68 12 04
CjtlW 24 S2 A8 8 Ml
w ne, n se 24 32 68 10 04
nw 28 32 68 12 49
nw la 27 32 66 13 81
wX nw 28
ne 39 32 68 12 04
S U 29 32 68 12 94
sw V St 32 88 II 2ft
wh se, ae sw 32
sw sw 32 60 12 04
nw 36 32 68 12 04
se ne, ne se It 30 67 3
SW4 28 SI 67 8 41
COOK rstcmcT.
e4 24
aw ne, se nw
ne sw, nw ae 35
W4BW,wUsw24
owls'
se V,
nw
sw1
28 14
29 "
wU ne, eU nw34
aw)4 34
s'4 ne, nw 36
sea
lots 3 and 4
sen
aw (a
36 "
19 36
21 "
21 "
2 "
22
8 "
14 "
24 -
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self
PKSC. s. t. k.
se w, mh se 1 U 68
se'4 II 28 63
lota I and 1
oht' f 27 64
lots and 7
th" a 17 M
.MDe.lotl
ae nw 2 28 64
w ne, wX e 12
nwue IS W M
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AT.
V 44
13 69
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14
10 66
14 8
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lots 1 and t
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194
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V esc. bac. T. K. Aal.
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sw-, 22 34 5J 83
iot 4, sw nw
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lirsc. sec. T, K. 4r
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se ue 6
lots 3 aud 4
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s ill ue, lot 5
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nw, 8
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11 25
12 41
10 9S
11 25
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s hi ue, u hi se 23
hi se 24
e Id se 27
sw 11 w, w bf w 27
se se
at- w, u uf se
SW se 28
u hi sw 30
lots I, 2, 3 and 4 31
uwlt 32
lie), 33
se-, S3
PKECtN'CT.
AMT.
Sii 32
14 U
II (77
12 80
11 111 sw, ae sw
sw se
ue ue
uw nw
lots 1 aud 2
hf nif
6 84
3 4s
8 77
H 10
10 15
3 21
2 54
2 41
10 14
8 77
8 77
8 Is
8 II.
2 41
9 81
10 13
10 72
34
34
34
1 32 67
9 19
10 93
s .J u w. n hf sw 1 33
lots 3 an U 4
s hi uw
11 61
10 93
se
w hi sw
c ue, ue se
uw sw
ue sw, II uf se
s hf se
u ne
u Uf sw
e uf se
a hi lie, se ne
i.e uw
uw uw, hf uw
" 10 93
" 10 93
" 12 33
" 10 ; 3
10 93
' 10 93
8 00
11 W SW
9 4u
9 47
V
7 u
S S4
S f4
U 1..
10 Id
II 1
a wt
11
12 5
n as
11 Va
ue', 23 " " t 'I
e III uw, e hf s w " u 42
e hi se 23
W III sw M " " U
,., Jl " ' H
e In I i " " 3 l
sinn, kih.ii i-.. :.'T,
li.c. i:c. I li. am.
lots i iiiul 2
ni ue 1 30 51 ;2 75
lots 3 aud i
, 111 uw I " " 13 14
e-, i " " U w
s 111 ne, u hf ! 2 " " U U4
iOu,3aud4
s 111 11 W 4 " "' 13 3.1
lots i, 2, and 3
mi uu " " 8 h4
e lit sw 6 " " 3 .7
lot 1, tie nw 7 " ' 3 02
lols2,8aud4 7 " " 4 2"
U.: 12 " " 18 38
e hi iiw, e hf sw 12 " " if m
e hi iw 12 " " o 4J
sw se i " " 1 f
IOI 1 18 " I Vt
se sw 18
elUuw.awno 19 " " 6.11
n in ue, sw ue 22 " " i ai
s hi uw, lot ft
uwsw 8 31 " 12 77
aK aw, lot 7 3 " " a u7
ioi3,euw 4 " " b so
.ol 4, sw uw 4
lots I aud 2 a " , " 12 44
lot 1, ne uw .0 " " li 41
iota I aud
e hf uw 14 " " 5 sO
s 111 so 22 " " 10
sw nu, ue sw
w hi se 23 " M 12 30
sw nw, w hf sw
se sw 23 " " 12 07
lot I 24 2 72
se ue, e hf se 24 " " 9 40
w ht sw, ae sw
sw se 26 " ' 12 34
lot 2, SW IIW 1
lot 1, se lie 20 " " 10 32
w hi ne.ellf uwl " " 13 7e
SW SW 28 ' " 8 18
wld uw, ii 111 sw " ' 12.4
ii hi ue 27 " " o 43
s hi ne; se nw
ue sw 27 " " 12 48
se', 27 " " 13 iw
se se 81
ue sw, a hf sw 32 " " 13 13
se!, 32 " " 12 78
UW' 33 u " 12 7o
sw!, 38 " " 12 42
liev 34 " " 12 3"
wk 34 " " 12 03
ne', ) " 12 12
w hi uw, sc n w 30 " 9 77
e hi sw 33 82 " 8 41
shfnw, whfswss 82 ' 12 sj
lots 2 uud 3 20 32 54 1 93
VILLAOE Or HASIISOK. J
Uyr 11 lock amt
10 1 (1.3
11 I 16 :,9
12 1 I 13
13 1 12 32
4 2 9 2S !
13 2 9 28
15 2 9 28
24 2 7 74
1 8 8 17
2 8 2 !&
24 3 2 5 1
24 8 18 m
21 3 9 28
0 4 6 22
7 4 27 Ii2
8 4 24 46
9 4 8 22
10 5 12 3i
12 5 7 44
1 33 73
2 6 8 17
6 6 30 8
B 8 9 28
20 6 4 89
3 7 8 17
5 7 8 17
7 8 17
7 7 8 17
9 7 8 17
22 7 8 17
1 8 14 3U
2 8 12 33
IS 8 4 l".!
7 9 I 18
8 9 tl
2 10 4 t9
4 Ml
2 oil
2 4 .-
a ii
5 71
8 77
4 HU
10 91
10 14
10 15
10 13
2 u7
10 15
2 i
2 93
4 02
10 07
01
287
8 18
3 to
6 08
9 30
2 37
9 be
9 88
4 02
8 lil
7 84
4 92
7 9i
8 8n
8 U3
11 44
2 07
8 7u
7 17
7 bV
8 77
7 71
7 01
8 H9
7 81
3 82
PRECISCT.
T. K. AMT.
34 53 Sii 48
34 44 11 95
64
44
64
11 73
12 113
12 03
84
34
34 64 12 03
64
64
44
44
64
44
44
44
64
6 19
13 70
15 8u
16 4(1
13 88
15 SU
15 88
05
13 14
34
35 64 10 43
35
36
34
35
36
35
34
44
64
44
64
44
64
64
64
44
64
11 17
12 03
II 10
11 73
12 99
13 47
II 13
13 14
4 H2
34
84
16 4-
64 14 99
64 13 19
61 12 K4
6ft 13 06
46 14 21
66 15 23
64 16 29
34
34
34
34
34
66
64
16 46
16 4(1
51 12 H4
34
13 19
12 3
13 04
14 18
13 87
13 06
18 19
13 19
6 28
18 14
18 14
13 14
It 14
11 (4
18 14
12 14
34
raaciNCT.
T. K. AMT.
4 17 66 117
4 " St
m " it
,- 61
11 s ttt
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1 - - 1S7
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S'ioUa County,
THE LAND OF THE HOMESTEADER.
Free Homes for More
Than 5,000 Men.
A new county with
schools, churches,
railroads, etc.,
AND 800,000 ACRES YET
OPEN TO HOMESTEAD
ENTRY.
Contains over forty-five mi!es of
rail oad and has no county
bonds.
SO 0XIS, XO DEISTS, LOW TAXES.
Fuel, Post, Loir and Lumber I'licapi-r
Than at any Oilier I'lnee
In Nebraska.
Sious county is the northwest county
of Xebm.kst U is iitsint llnrly ni !
U'llMlllll) Vlt 'V !lt.i;t !-VI-lltV Hill' '
tH'C'll llll'l si -II til lit:.! i-'tlltailis
OVER 1,300,000 ACRFr.
:f l.iml. TlK-r." hi-; iukit tt -bl. uri
lirij;, an mil trTiiu in ll.e ou:i 'b '.
can lie f'Himl in !!'- :r,.i !m-v. r
ili tbe vt;il. it bus i-.t- Hi"' ' hiiIt v.
i it t ti.ii till the nt .f lb- . (ni' on t ( t il
I Its gW-Kes ,iv ti.e r l ! I lUhilll -t o-
tritiiitis know n so tlml lor Mi k ; rua
it fs unexcelled.
The soil varies from a la-nvy Iny Io i
ligbl sandy loam mid is c:iiuble of ,ru
during exi fllent crois.
The princiinil crops are simill nrnni
und veKetable.s, altlititib good corn i
gronu in the valleys. The wheat, out
rye and barley are al1 of unusually
quality and command the liie,ln-t iii-i
ket price.
fbe water is pure and refreshing niaJ
is found in abundance in all parts of the
county.
Tbe couuty i practically out of del"
and bag over forty -live miles of railroad
within its borders, bus a good brick court
house and tbe necessary fixtures for run
ning tbe county and tbere has never
been one dollar of county bonds issused
and bence taxes will lie low.
Tbe Fremont, Elkborn & Missouri
Valley railroad crosses Sioux county
from east to west and the li. & M. bus
about fifteen miles of iU line in tbe
nortbeaist fiart of tbe county.
The climate is more pleasant Utah tbat
of the eastern portion of,iebraka.
There is still
OVER 800,000 ACRES
of land in Sioux county yet open to
homestead entry. It is better land and
more desirably located than tbat for
which such rushes are made on tbe ojiuii
mg of a reservation. There is no rail
road land in the county and for that
reason its setllemeut lias been blow for
no special effort to gel settlers was
made, an was done in tbe early days of
tbe settlement of the eastern part of tbe
slate.
Good deeded land can be purchased at
reasonable rates with government land
adjoining so that a person who uanls
more tlmti one quarter section can obtain
it if lie has a little means.
Tbere are about 2,500 people in the
county and tbere is room for thousands
more.
JLtrriixin is the county seat and is sit
uated on the F. Ii, & M. V. railroad, and
is as good a lowu us tlie thinly settled
count ry demands,
School bouses and jhu relics are pro
vided in utmost every settlement and are
kept up with the times.
All who desire to get a homestead or
buy land cheap are invited to come and
see the country for themselves and juile
of Its merits. HonieMe.uls will not be
obtainable much longer and if ou want
to use your riht aud get 180 acres of
land from Uncle Sum free it is time you
were aliout it.
WORTH
SOUTH
WEST
CAST
I'urrhaac TlrUcU and Cuntlgn Your Freight
vis tiie
F.,E.Sr.1.V.?,S.C.SP.
RAILB0ADS.
H. O. BURT, Oeneral lUnager.
K. C. Mnummtot, J. R Bccbanam, .'
Om'I Fwlght Agt. OmM Paw. At
OMAHA Hf.
se r L,i aaai-iri
.IMS
1-ianos
LEAD THE WORLD.
THE MOST CRITICAL PRONOL'.WK
TI1FM INCOMPARABLY
THE BEST L
TONE, TOUCH
AND
DURABILITY.
Write for Catalogue to
ESTEY A CAMF,
Cbicai'o, 111.
MtX.IM.KY tTdVKIt
11 irri-ou, Nehr.
ow n following brand :
Jit
t -"'
The Keystone Watch
Case Co. of Philadelphia,
the largest w atch case manufactur
ing concern in the world, is now
putting upon the Jas. Bos9 Filled
and other cases made by it, a bow
(ring) which cannot be tw isted or
pulled off the watch.
It is a Bure protection against the
pickpocket and the many accidents
that befall watches fitted with the
old-style bow, w hich is simply held
in by friction and can be twisted off
with the fingers. It is called the
and CAN ONLY BE HAD with J(L
cases bearing their trade mark j
Sold only through watch dealers,
withotit extra charge.
Don't ui your knife or fin jar mill to een four
walch cite. Send lor in opener (Irooj,
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATKOmCKKS:
1irrnzo ('ronnse (governor.
T.J. .M.ijors 1. ii-ii U-M, mi i.ivt-rnor
J. Allei -rei'ret.iry of stut
tuifeim Moore Auditor
Joseph s. il.irtiey Treasurer
li. ll.il.iti.:Us Attorney l.eueral
A. K. Iluioplirey... Ijonl Ciiniiilsstorier
A. K.uou.ly Jrupt. 1'uhllv Instrui-tloii
iNi;iirIONAI. IlKI.KIiATIUX:
('. F. Mitnderwn 1 . . hs-iisUir, iiuihIiii
Win. V. Allen I. S. Kenator, Msdisiiii
W.J. r.ive.H, MMitrressniiui l-i li,, Jlneoln
II. II. Mereer, " .! ' (iniuhii
li. 1). Mi -Iklejoliii " 8l " Kiillerlon
K. J. lliiiner, " 4th Aurora
W. A. McKil-Kinin, " ,1th" lied ( lone)
U. M. hem, th ISrokeu Kuw
JI 1I( 1 AI1Y :
r. 1.. Norval.... ...t i,ef JiisiU-e, sewnn!
A. M. I'ost l it" Jiiilr.., i uUttiiliiM
T. il. ( . II irri-ou ..As'te Jmli;e, i.r.,nd Island
i. A. t.'uiiiptK!ll..Lti-rk iiml lii-porter, l.lneoln
KlrTKKNTII JC lH M I. IHTHVT:
M. f. MiikMi,! JuilK'i, iVScill
Allied llt.rio cliailnin
M.J. hl seu ,.T.....ci rk,IJi.rris.,ii
( XTV mt :?.!::
Hols rt ll'ii-nn ,...t ounty .Indite
M. J. I'.l. b II i lei k
M. s. ws,li-u:r Tieusiirer
H. II. I'.ivis supt. I'niillc lustructlon
A. II. In w h..riir
J. h. liiiiui. v , nruni-r
s. I.. Kins surveyor
M.J. li.iW.-ll t it-ik o! tltsll-!,-! Cnurr
Aivin 1. I lark louiity Attorney
IlOAI.'Ii OF COMMISSI! IN fill;.
Frank Tmkh on 1st nuirirt
n. j. n eis-r (Lliklniiiili J... j.
ilenj. Y. Jo'.iiison ..id "
I.WIISI.ATIVK:
II. (i. M" ,irt..M nntiir. Illst .n. Il ( r .u C.r.l
J. Ii. Wool....l!. p., inst. . jj j,y . prt,l(4
Vll.l.Al.K (IFFlff Is.
II. II. rsaro;il H liMiriiiiui) Trust, n
K. i.oii a i r , " ,,
J. W. eott .,
M. J. Illeweft .,
(onrad l,liiih iiii,u. "
I.. J. MllilliO.ls Clerk
v. a. iti-ster iV."..' T...
J. 1. lUVIs Mil l t i"oi..i..l..l. .
hs- '
f'IKMII. Ill 1 Ii i oi.
J. W Keott IllreeK.r
J. 1 ..rsu-iler li.Wen.tor
it. H . Ilesti-r.. .... I
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SL"iri".1 'Tr'M "'"T'"!'.' (onm.en.es
Msy 1st and Noveiiils-r 171 . lu, i
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M. K. ( llllreli-l're.ic hli,i ...
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MLtlHslist muuiay h.sil ...eels every im,.
dy moriiliiK Ht muw. ' "
J.K. .VlAlll.l.r., W.II.lMv.a
tmperliitBiident. m.-retary.
W(H).M r.S OF THE WOH Mi
imrnwii i Hlnn, No. M, meets oil I tin frt
and llurd hslnnbiy 0vu ,r 1" , ' "fT.1
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El'WOUTil I.KAfil'K.
Devotional iiieetlna evi rv .ii,..L . ,
Cblneit ...rJ&ri'i.TrC
U)li,.W..I.tHv,a, '"TrerL
, Nereury. residrtit.
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