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TBTttDAY. NOVEMBER 8,
For United Slates senator John M.
Thuratoo.
The eoogreta of the Argentine republic
hM voted a million dollars to provide for
the Mtdy during toe next few months.
H is said that more than one hundred
tbouaaad skilled workmen are out of
employment in the city of New York.
It is about time something was done to
set such men at work.
Tha beef packing house af the Ham
mond company at South Omaha was de
stroyed br fire on last Friday. The
building was 200 bp 3,000 feet four stor
ies high and the loss was more than
$890,000. Om man was killed and oth
ers injured.
Tbe sid press of China committed
suicide a few days ago because her roya'
husband slapped her in' the face. It
ns that doraeatic life is not always
what it should be even in the highest
circle of life. The event has caused a
mat deal of excitemeot among the
Celestials.
A irmt ilnil nf attantlnn I. W now
R,. .. th dth of the
rw W k h. mi-d a new head to
th. government and all nations
tn hnnw what his line of action
.ill h. tt i a. man r.r sbilitv
i : :. l. i ii.i l. ,,. ..;n K-
MUM m UOIJTU VUO.I. mo nii
oneofneace but it is hardly to be ex-
Mrtlthathe will eert the Influence
for good over the great nations of Eu
rope that was wielded by his father.
Governor Crounie has appointed a
committee to look after the needs of
those who will need assistance during
the winter by reason of the loss of crops
on account of the droutn last season.
From what can be learned the condition
In some counties is almost appalling and
ttwill need a hard effort to prevent
suffering among those who are in such
such sad ptigbt through no fault of
their own. Sioux county will not have
Occasion to go outside bef own borders
for aid as few if any, will be unable to
procure the necessaries of life;
Steps are being taken by the officers of
the grand lodge of the A. 0. U. W. to
protect the members of the order who
live in the drouth-stricken portoins of
uul..B
purpotft is that first of all
tne memners
shall be kept in good standing by having
provision made for the payment oT their
assessments. The next step will be to
provide the necessaries of life for them
and their families. In order to obtain
money for these objects the meeting ol
the grand lodge is to be postponed and
tnthbutioos froth the lodges or mem
befs will also be Used. That is patting
in practice the fraternal feature's of the
'Organisation and will make glad the
'hearts of many during the coming win-
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PATENTS.
X0TICE TO INVENTORS.
There never was a time in rne History of
Vor cftontry wfcen tne demand tor liiven-l
tton's and lmtr6vcmenTa la me arts and
sciences aeneralhr tui so areat M mow
The eonvenfenoes of mankind in the factory j
and work -shoo, the hAoseBold, on the farm.
and Mi official life, reqawe continmo acces-i
r -a- a...- .j., ,.,-..,.
each order to save 1atW, time ind "ex-j
pense. The pouueu cnanye in lue aamiiiu-1
(ration of coverhment does n6t affect thri
rocre of the American inventor, wno oe-
laaa the atort. and ready t6 nerceivethel
cxtotlnK deficiencies, does not permit tnej
Tim of the bvertiuient to deter hlml
' t - iai '..ib.Va.ta fr..1 -1
aa not be eXeVoited In chOOMns a com-
. tftfhi UUrnAlf flwnjH M.III1
i aa avUcad6a for vatont. Valo-
au hA.Kit.iiti I6t and destroyed!
teeafWiaeompeteut coanner, anu ep. - .i -
tf imlCJk adriea applicable t6 thoe who
adSWt the "H patent, no pay" nyrftein.
tvi.tkwotntrt.tthfrW.4l..ert tbtouhXX'FnZti,
'eMkw Sf attdrayd6 to at Imminent k,J aio
sstHe Ireeata aad trnt or the patent is
swval' CMslderedln View Of a qtrtck eiuleav-
'Ikraha alloWMee and OoVUh the'feei
ass P. r
utt f. IM TBBBS Hm Vr"T'Jprove hlii ebntlnuon- rMltfeiice fcpOn and
taili w-afjhriatt.0. C. reftreseiiV
SaZa. .mUr dill, ahd
w a rwrt, MweB "as lriew periodical,
7ft t evaelry, a (netrkned to protect ru
W tsM riam rik koaste iMOods heretofore
'(Ct'rei tkls He df vMneek. The Said
tltM. 'aA 1k4ilM alia troswates
ir'kMUplN nchauic-
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A LANDSLIDE.
REPUBLICANS WINNERS.
THEY TAKE EYEBYTH1SG I THE
DISH AD CABUY OFF
THE THAT.
The Greatest Political Revolt In the
History of the Saturn.
The result of the election on last Tues-
Jay was the greatest republican victory
in the history of the party. They ear
ned the state of ew York by lOu.tXH),
and in the city of New York Tammany
aa coiLiriletcIv snowed under. Ohio Is
n pulliuaa by 150,000; Iowa by 50,000
Colorado by 12.000; South Dakota by
12,000; Illinois by 100,000: Minnesota by
HMWO; Miction oy 4U,uw; inuiuna uy
.wi; ivansas uy it.voo, i cuuji . .....
by 200,000, MaxsuchuaetU dy 50,000,
and Hyoniiog, .ortb uilwta, wan,ng
wn, monvina auu ouier amies nm p
Ui nhupe, even the legislature oi mis
Isoun oeinit renuuiicaa. vriisunui y.cbi
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'rgmia, u.e aumor ui w
law, was defeated by a good majority
The next congress will be largely re
publican, a number being elected from
the south, Ave from Kentucky and two
from Louisiana.
In Nebraska the republican elected
the entire sUte ticket, except the gov
ernor; all the congressmen, unless it I
; aiigherty. that being so close that i
is not settled, and the legislature will I
largely republican so that the nex
United Suites senator from this state
will be a republican.
Always A fteason Why.
This has been a year of wonderfu
growth for the Lincoln State Journal.
its aggressive methods have pushed it to
the front. One thing that accounts for
this is The JommaC$ principles. It
republican, 'true and blue but first of all
it is a great newspaper, and consider
news the essential feature. It print).
more state telegraph news than either ol
rtm:lh, U1 Tl business inter
. .
ests of the state recognite in The Jour
nal the only state paper which is stand
ittg up lor Hie wen are oi eurnnnii.
You can see bow The Journal ts growiog
in your own towt. It is gainiag m
every other town in the state just a
much. The reduced price is only 00
cents per month without 8unday or to
cents per month with Sunday. This
ahto accounts for the big growth. The
semi weekly Journal has the largest cir
culation of any Nebraska paper. It has
completely routed its old-fashioned once-
a week rivals. It is being sent from
now until January 1st, 186, for 1.00,
This carries readers through the coming
legislature and through the next presi
dential campaign. It gives readers two
complete papers each Week for the price
of one. Gov. Furnas is farm editor, and
L L. Lyman, poultry editor. It is pub-
lished at the State capital and is a paper
for Nebraska.
Final Proof Notices.
ah penn nnviiiK nnm prooi nom-Ks i
thin nn. r will receive iiiHrked copy ol th
Uoiace and If ny erro eXlut reilort tlw
game to tnin omw hi once.
XoUce lr PnUHratlon
Land Cfflcc at Alliance, Neb.,
Uct.M,
Nntfce in herehv riven tT.at thefollOwIn
riMtriwf ft tlr hi fllttd JlVltioS (if hit I U
I fore m. j. Blr wi-tt, cl:rk of the lnrict
I Court. lit llaTTlHOR, AeDT.. on lC.
. imm, vis
AHwrt R. Dr.w. of Harrtaon, t
1 (Je H-W15e fono1ri,,B lt,..w.r- to pr6v
i hiscoutinnons residence upon and cnltiva
"on or Haifl liana viz:
Valentine Wefc'lWer. of Ollrbrlst, NVbr.,
w-fi6 made H. K. .S for then. K'nv.)
aid 1. h he. u mr. 1, tft. 3 n:, ranpre 38 w..
lie nuilien Hie folluwlna wltneMiek v
Joifios Wflk6, V. W. Ki.ott, D. W. Woody,
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I u.m j. w. Wshk, Jb., Beuftr.
Notice tr Ttfutltatlba.
l-and Office at AWiio, Keb., I
K6t. , l. 1
I veti thai The fIl6iinj
df Did liiteli-
Uoato make filial proof In .trtrport Of tu
.Jgg "fa prjf gUt F&U&;
Ik na H. K, Uo.WWfbr the lot. 1 ana j
affnUublMls reou 0J6 anaetfltlya-
. John AMarwn, John
. Taroer, all of UaTlaon,
waivrfii
AIYIO 1 U lI lll.lWll
Mi. Itenipsey, Peo .
ill. A. Coi, leoi
H.G. Stewart, feo
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:J. A. Scaiuahom, Hop.
;j. W.Owenm Dwu..w
). M. Keiu, l'eo j
"is MTXTDauifherty, ltip"j
Willlaio lione, J"ro.
j W.J. Bryan, Deiu.
il". E. Bcntley, Iro
j; t'. B. Kearney, lTo.
W.A.Jouea, l'eo
Milton louliUl, Ueiu j
ts .11. C. KuswsU, Rep
j S. J. Kent, Peo
Ueury M. Hill, l'ro j
p Jacob Bif ler, lm. j
K- ;J. I. Mack, l'ro
'A. 8. t'bunhill, Kep...
I Daniel B. Carey, Peo..
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jjubn II. Ainoh, Detn
John W. Wilftuu.l'uo-.
Z lxiD J. Smith, In
r Eurfiie iloore, Rrp. j
(Otto BuUinun. eni
John II. Powers, Peo.. j
G. A. Luikart, Dein ',
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J. K. Bartiey7iip j 3"ES,;
'roreat pTllolf e7leuif -
Joel a. npc-r, K.-p.....
ATlOlcra'dd'en, J'co
K. 1. Elllck, lm.
jtt. E. Moore, Hep
James S. OafHu, I'Wj..
tR. E. Dii pliy, Iem
TtclleO.IUgelow, l'ro
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E. A. Gt-rrard, Pro...
Premature baldness may be prevented
ind the hair made to prow on heads al
ready bald, by the Use of Hall's Vegeta
ble Sicilian flair BetHwer
The eyeball is hits berause the blood
vessels that feed its substance are so
small that they do not admit the red
orpuscle.
Many people, when a little constipated
lake the mistake of Using saline or oth
er dfiistiv purgative. All that Is need
ed is a mild dose of Ayer's pills to re
store the regular movement of tle
bowel, and nature wUI do the rest.
They keep the system in perfect order.
Loek at This List
of western cities:
Chicago ftt. Joseph
Omaha Lincoln
St. Lotiis Denver
Kansas City Lteadwoootl
Itdoes'at matter wbMi yoa intend
vihitinir. The Burlington Route is the
best line to all a it Is to any one of
them. . ,
Advertising matter and full iniorma
tioo abottt trains and rates on applica
tion. J. Francis, G. P. 4 T. A.
Omaha, N'eb.
To onrOeBraa Rdir.
The publishers of this paper have made j
special arrangements with the pnblisliers
of the Uerman Lincoln Freie Prew. by
whit-h both papers together may be had
for $2. 50 per ear. The Freie Presse ts a
non partisan paper and rootAins a full
report of news from the old country, a
weekly review, a serial story-, several
xhort novels, and last bat not least,
carefully Written editorials pertaining to
matters of special interest to the Ger
mans of our stale. Local tiappenings
from our county wilt be reported by a
German correspondent and will be putl
Imhed in tlw Freie Presse. Sabscnptiohs
will be received at this office. Old smV
senbers of our paper will get a receipt
for a years saescription for the Prele
PreHke oorto oavmenl of 50 cents and
new ones may sobBd-ibe for both papers
for one year toy lymg fi W at trtrr
office.
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Jnst From the Pros.
A very attractive publication lata just
been issued by the passenger department
of the Burlington Route. It bears the
title "The Newer North-went" and de
scribes in a most interesting and read
able fashion those portions of northern
Wyoming and the Black Hills of South
iMkota whn:h are reached by this com
pany lines.
rite scenery, towns, mines, people and
industries of these two remarkable sec
tions of country are treated of with ab
solute fidelety. 200 pages with illustra
tmnsi sent on receipt of 10 cents in
stamp J.Fkancis, G.P.ATv A.
Omaha, Nebraska.
Blood Poison
THE feAKE OF HUMAN UFE,
Driven but of the '6ytm
the Use of
Ayer'fc Sarsaparilla
"For fiv'e yc:::-3, 1 Was a "irrdi't O
HnfferiT from n Inost tXTHistftit
1)lol dlBfann, itrmt- of lliftVarkMis 0
Infidieinps I took Ining of any
liflp whatever. HfijiiTig Unit oi
CnallK" 11.IH.1U! UlllU l-uru, ,-i
me. i wvnt to. Cuba, to.Frortdn,
ana turn i" iyniy,", w.
wkrA 1 fcinnlncd Bonie tim' VJ
'drinking tti wiitt-n. Ui'.t nil v :m ?J
lift tiHf. At -litnt. 1)(4nj( wlvlsi'4 "Jw
liy several inciNis to ry avii s
:Sars.ianii.1, 1 lpm takiif i'h, .
and Very mum fnvoralde resti.ls
were m'niiifv;:, 'JWny, 1 for. i
si l'T myself pcj-fcctly l;.-ni;l y
ih:i, Villi :i C'n.d ai'i-t t.;p m ! 4
nft the least 1 race of my fnrivr ..
'complaint. .To my frli'ic.'s '.
anl especially 'onni nu n
tnvself, 1 ri'cmiriieiil AycrV. s r ;
.anafilln, u in tiwd of a pei n -
pliable Mmtd-prirlfler. V ''
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THE LAND OF THE HOME
STEADER. Free Homes (or 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 miles of
rail oad and has no county
bonds.
SO BONDS, SO DEBTS, LOW TAXES
Fuel, Posts, Logs and Lumber Cheiper
Thau at any Other Plaee
in Nebraska.
Sioux county is the northwest county
of Nebraska. It is about thirty miles
east and west by uliuut seventy miles
north and south and contains
OVER 1,300,000 ACRES
of land. There are more bright, sick
ling, small stream in the county than
nin lie found in the same areii elsewhcr-
n the state. It has mure pine timber in
t Ui:m all the rest of the state combined
its gravscw lire the ru lii sl and most nu
tritious known so that for stock-growini;
t is unexcelled.
The soil viiriew from a heavy ' lay to a
ight Mindy limm and is cttwble of pro
ducing excellent crops.
The principal crops aro small gram
and vegetables, although good corn is
ijrown in the valleys. The wheat, oats
rye and barley are all of unusually line
quality and command the higlmst mar
ket prices.
fhe water is pure and refreshing and
is found in abundance In all parts of the
county.
The county is practically outofdebl
and has over forty-five miles of railroad
within its borders, has a good brick court
house and the necessary fixtures for run
ning the county and there has never
been one dollar of county bonds Issused
and hence taxes will be low.
The Fremont, tlkhorn & Missouri
Valley railroad crosses Sioux county
from east to west and the B. & M. has
about fifteen miles of its line in the
northeast part of the county.
The climate is more pleasant than that
of the eastern portion ofNebraska,
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 that for
which such rushes are made on Uie open
ingofa reservation. There isooniii
road land In the county and for that
reason its settlement has been slow for
no special effort to get settlers was
made, as was done in the early days ol
the settlement of the eastern part of the
stftt.
Good deeded land can lie purchased at
reasonable rates with government land
adjoining so that a person who wants
more than one quarter section can obtain
it if he has a little means.
There are about 0,WO peoirte in the
county and there is room for thousands
more.
Harrison is the county seat and is sit
uated on ttie F. E. A M. V. railroad, and
is as good a town ns the thinty settled
country demands.
School hooser and jhorches are pro
vided ift almost every nettlentetit and are
knt nn with the lime.
AH who desire to tret a homestead or
buy land cheap are invited to come and
sse the country for themselves and judge
of its merits. Homesteadf. will not be
obtainable tnoch longer and if yon want
to use your right and get W m-revoi
land from Uncle Sam free ft s ftme-mi
were nlwat it.
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LEAD THE WORLD.
THE MOST CRITICAL PRONOUNCK
THEM INCOMPARABLY
THE BEST IN
TONE, TOUCH
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DURABILITY.
Write for Catalogue to
ESTF.Y & CAMP,
Chicago, 111.
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Here's the Idea
Of the Non-pull-out Bow
The grett wtcb saver. Sre tM witch
fiom thieve snd uus caniwi at puucu vW
tbe cate cotU nothing extra.
The bow hM ITS
rtT-l 1 on esch end. A collar
1 1 rum down iui4 tho
I 1 rf1 I Btndint ditmi ina
VMfl IJCX mi into the jroovee,
g -I firmly locking the
J . bow to tho pendant.
" t o that it cannot he
puUed or twisted e.
Can only be had with esses oT
Ksmped with this trade mark. J
Jm. Boss RIM Watch Osm are
now btted with this freat bow (ring). They
look and Wtaf like solid gold cists. Co
only abort half as atach, d are gnaraateeA
for tweaty years. Sold only tfctoaf h watch
desIerReww4bwtteiMWB
keystone watch Case Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATIC OrriCERs:
lrrnoo Onwme Govcti.nr.
T.J. Mniors l.ieuU!nnnt Oovemor
J. U Allrn necretury or stsio
Kinrciio Mrc ........Auditor
JuM-ih S. liurtkiy Treasurer
i. ll.lliDitliii Attorney .nrJ
K. I1iiitihiev....-v....liiiu Coimiiiulon.Mr
A. K.owaily ..supu I'ubllc iBstracthm
-ON(iRXSIONAL Dfcl.RGATIOS:
C. K. MaiKlnraon H. Senutor. Umita
Win. V. Allen u. . senmor, imiimb
W.J. Hryn,l)oiifrvi,iiina!i lift !!!., iAiiroln
1. II. Mercer. " l " t'
(i. Meiklejohn " M . llrrton
K. J. IlKllier, " Hi " Aiirinn
W. A. MeKlechan, " Mh" Kedflimi
O. M. KCm, " fi'-h ' Kroken lw
Jt'DICI ARY :
r. 1. Korvnlt thief Jmiire, Se mil
A. M. lTt.. ..A"W"'HU? jtlliKis common
T. O. O. Iliirriwn Ah'Ui J1k", l.nnid lsnnt
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KlfTKF.NTfl JUIMUIALIHSTRICT
M. V. Klnkiilil i Ju'lKO. O'N.111
Alfred Kartow..... " ChJr
M.J. Weett... Clerk, Harilxm
tSiltNTV OKKICKKS:
Kolx-rt Wr.nn Coflnty Jn l
M. J. KleweU v Clerk
U. s. WtsvlrnB" . 1 renMiin r
W. II. Davis - Wipt. I'uIjIIc InslractUm
A. It. I w SlKTlfl
J. K. 1'hlnney : ....('unim-f
S. I.. Kills - - Snrvtni
M.J. Illewett Clerk of District t 'our
Alvlii T. t.fiirk..-. Ooouty Attnry
tlOAItl) UK CJMMl!SfONKR:
Yank Tinkhnm - .-...ltOiiiM
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Imniy Coon, At tlnrrioon, wnntiN'm'H
Orirt Mminnv of em'h monvb.
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