THKKIODX OUNTY
I 1. Simmon, IMitnr un I Prop.
r. r.i X. V 11. 11. Tim tMc
ijuln-t Wort. ;iti( Kant.
J. ilin.MI. IB u v,. It, fnn.1 6.t(i
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T'ie new Ijo'jv of If. F. N'eei is
n.irit! i'ini)lf lion.
W. B. M.irsteller In linked into
i iw- imube wiiiii 01 uie 31. i. i i.rstiii.ij'-e.
Fur t!i liij;lni,t i ati price for
ei (J rant i i u tl irie.
Iloretiound coiiiimunil i-oukIi xyrup
tlie frrat remedy fur cou;,'lis and fold.
t tli Pioneer l'liurniaey.
i Ir. Pliinni'V reiHirts tlm arrival of a
John I. Itavison last Friday.
Martha XomNt li, the girl lio n4
it'videiitally shot a few weeks ;i(fo Itan'
nearly recovered from the wound.
J. W. Smith and Mic 1,'iura. Am
brose were qn l..iy married at tlie home
of the itride on Sdtunl.iv evening lv
Rev. I). J. Chirk.
Charles Bielde, f rank Nutlo, John
Slierrill and (lustu v Noreihtli went to
Maryland to mill the tirst of the week.
The relative of the lata (iustav
Kvhwarz tit-sire to rettiro Kincere tltanl
to all who extended sympathy and assist,
auce at the time of their U;re,uemerit.
The club dances organize for Ihe
season Saturday ni-iit, Oct. 1!). All
are invited to join. Music by IK Itarl
Iv'.l ami Mrs. (iulhrie.
W. Ii. Wan. nr.
I'reMdrut.
In sj eak i lit; of the citizens' ticket
last we k an error was made in regard to
lr. I'hiuney beiiiLr the only prat lii inj.'
physician in the county. Dr. Mhafer is
also a regular physician and the state
tnent was an oversight.
ii. A. Jiriuuy and lanniy relurneii
from their hunting trip on Friday. They
had K"t hut a nhort distance when Mrs,
I'riddy war taken nick and as she ureiv
worse it wait imperative that they re
turn for medical attendance. Two unte
Iom; were secured on the trip.
It is expected that Judges Kirikaid
mid Hartow will lie here lietween l.-ains
on Saturday to meet tho people inform
ally. Both have many friends in this
county who will l.e glad to meet them
under sucli circumstances.
Guthrie has been paying thirty-live
cents a bushel for wheat and thirty-three
is all that is being paid for that cereal in
the eastern part of the state. Instance
from market seems to lie an lulv-mtue to
our jieoplo.
Wilnier Phillips had oats out on the
table in Highland precinct which yielded
by weight, over lifty bushels ier acre.
We do not see that he has any anise, for
complaint. He lias sold his team, har
ness and wagon and will go back to
Hcwnrd county to spend tho winter.
I). Ii. Jenckes was up from Chadron
on Monday to look after the case in the
county court which Involves tho Hour
which was sliiped to Lewis Oerlach
from Chadron some time ngo, of which
mention was made in TltK JovhN.U. at
the time. The cae is not yet endeil so
Mr. Gerlach docs not know who to pay
for the flour. The case, is in his tntnie,
but he has no interest in It.
-County Treasurer Woodruff came
tip from the east part of the county on
Monday and brought with him a petition
lor A. R. Ivw to lie a candidate for county
Irensurer, simi! by more than the num
Iter of Mimes required to have bis name
placed upon the olllcial ballots. That
makes four candidates lor treasurer. It
seem to lie going to lie a free for all in
rtiolix comity this fall so that, none need
I") at nil iiatkward nlxnit coming for
ward and asking for rvhit Kiev want.
Lust Saturday was the date to which
tho pop-llxzh convention adjourned, and
ns Kaum, V.'eltei and Knoll and a b-w
nf their lieutenants were notice.) m tounj
on that day It is ipiite Idelt. al they j
cere Ifxing up some w heim t no j
minutes of convention hue Ir-. ti Puid- j
si in for publication it mut l- that
lln-y either held no isitnenti tit fir else
tire i ashaim.-il of what they did that
they do not want the people of Sioux
ounty t' know of tl ir odious. It, is
pn tty ivrtain that the three dictator of i
be poji party named alxve bd not get
together unless they had some si heme
n foot. T. V. Golden, pop lawyer of
O'Xuill, who thinks he is running' against
Kinkaid for district judtf ns iilso in
lon llml day
Llsl of Junn'st
Tlie following is ft list nf lhone Who
have linen drawn to terve as jurors at
Mm November, 105., term of the district
-olrli
Nnls Faig;brelni
V, !. igelow4
FtAnklin Foi. e,
Hamnel Ip-hng
Waller Woodiull,
vloseph Parsons,
I). II. Phillips,
1 'harien Max ton,
U S. HH,
Andrew Korenson,
Vngflut Meter,
Patrick Lacy,
James Wilvm
II. T. SWUs
J. t. Rodgers-,
Henry Zimmerman,
W. I). LafTerty,
J. It. Warner,
Joseph Ollrright,
Henry Pieketibwk,
Charles W. Percy,
Andrew Knori,
Peter Henry.
t mtsONAI..
J. '5 inr., the sheep nian, is iiere liMik
ing alter his interest.
Miws F.Nie MerriHiu ran down fi'oiu
.. i 1'ie ..( ..... L
fVV. II. H.osell arrived from tlie easl
.Monday and visited fr.eudu for a couple
ofdayn.
Mrs. K F. P..ntius ai.d Mr W. ii.
ihvi returned TunrJay from tlieir
visit to Ohio.
Viuuty t'b rk Hlewctt tx U a broth
er to mnve front Hie e;it tlie 1 ist of the
week to visit him.
Phil Umtt arrived on Tuesday
to arrange for flopping a train
lo.ul of gram und cattle to Seward.
T. V. 'ioldt-n, accompanied by bis
brother, J. A. (iulduu, mailu a pleasant
call at this ollice while in town last Sat
urd.iv. and Mrs. J. R. Robinson exect to
leave this evening for northeastern
Kansas where they expect to make their
home la future.
'Ti. I-elmg i auie out from Iowa last
nick to visit his brothers, Sam and
lei:i. an 1 called at this ollice while in
low n Sit urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Garner, of Whitney,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R
Wi igbl last week and ret ii rued to their
home Monday evening.
CoiTesponJeBce.
BoDAi7, NKII., Oct. 1). IS',).).
(b-o. Sl.n k and f.nmly and his son.
Frank uud laioil,who arrived lately
i loin Idaho, have settled at Five Points.
Mrs. ( '. Reynolds and children who
have Im!H visiting with Tom Unify, w ill
leave today for their hotuo in South
Dakota.
Mis. Mary Stab! and son, Frank, and
a granddaughter, of Elgin, Iowa, are
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. M. C.
iJoaue,
Win. Schleyer went to Crawford to
mill.
Wood hauling and going to mill seem
to Isj the order of the day.
Mis Amanda Hill, of Chadron. is vis
iting her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. S. Hill.
Sunday school will be at 'i o'clock in
the afternoon ami preaching at S o'clock,
and prayer meeting on Saturday evening
at the Itoilarc Presbyterian church.
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Precinct Caiirm.
The republican electors of Bowen pre
cinct are hereby requested to meet at
the court house on .Saturday, Octolier ID,
llUo, at 4 o'clock, p. m., lor thu purjiose
of nominating candidates for the various
precincts offices.
K. A. BiiiBlow,
Commilteeiuan.
The republican electors of Warbonnct
precinct are hereby requested to meet ut
the residence of li. J. Wilcox on Satur
day, Octols'r 11), lSt).), at 4 o'clock, p, in.
lor the purpose ol nominating candidates
lor the. various precinct ollli.t-s.
Jons Pl.TNKKrr,
Committeeman.
You II Want This.
The Semi-Weekly State Journal Will
lie sent to any address from now until
January I, iy7, for one dollar. This
will give you that grea- twice-a-Week
pner every Tuesday and Friday all dur
ing the fall campaign, and through the
I'oiniiK great presidential ciiiiipnixir
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you will Is? getting a great Jot of read
ing mutter fur your dollar. The Jour
nal is always ahead of tlie once-a-WBvk
papers nnd is really worth t'.viisj ns
mii'li. It is the fafuier's duly. Its
mailPt reports are completo and you
net tlietn trtice a week. It is tilled with
choice family rending m iiiMition to nil
the state and national telei'nphic news.
Prints illuslif.tiil stones by the world's
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your moni.-v. Address .els-aska Slave
Journal, Lincoln, Neb.
Niitlcc ti bund OwniT.
't il at I to s liom U lM.iy concern ;
1 he commissioner himm, idled to stilldlnh
h tiiml iiiiuiieiiciiiff id the county line l,e-
ttvccfl Jiasi-s stet sioax eonnllcs, met t,c-
tsicn speltolis I nd Ii, li ai, rKiifc AH, mil
lioilf lllence si'si on cclion line two hum
sewn elKhtll-, inlles, tlleuce noiallW'et. to h
Miint HlMint. one hum otle-li.ilf utiles, thence
irn-KUliil'ly thr4tiK! the had IhihIh to 11
H)int iilsdll luenly lt'l snutl, ol Iheniulti.
ea-,1 imrurr M ih'i'IioiI 1, touusiill,
;ia, lilllKe M, lllence lrre(illli,V UllsiHlfll ;lie
bd lands 111 U ofnt oil M4M-1IOII hue tn-tseeit
scclions 'i nnd II, towiedop xt, rriiie A4,
llience In ii nenerHlly not lit nisi direct ion to
tlie hsll HCeMoil tsMier IdW'SOl Keclions U
slid .1, low ii"Mlj I'anffe M ; ulso co.mum'iic
inff lit h silit ntsMil w rod tsiatll ( the
liU'.i"l corner r secllun I, losie
Khl :!. rmiKO At, crtnelntf ttieiice son Hi
wiioiil HO 1-ikIs, thencn mm ( n west soost i.k
roili, h-nci siHitlie.sl to township H"'S
Itii'ioS-south on low nsliiji line to Oie no ill,
etcd c-iier of sts-tum 1.1, low iistiip IW, rsnKe
M, lliciiee we-l on wctfim tine one tlsif Mi41e;
also i-ointiieiictiiK si h rsttnt hImsh sixty
t-ivin nmdti ot tiie hslf sectlos corner le-twis-n
mi tWns 4 nnd (, (osnMltfl IU, 1'iiiLife
.VI, itti-neu mill tnlte maitli, Icrmiu.itlug at
(tie usnrtet- se'tttn corner Is-tweeu sections
H Ms township , iiiiiko iH, hss re-iis4
iu isvor of the f slahltshinml thiri-oi wlih
the 1llo Ink ehiiUKes, to It : liom s point
WI rods esst ol the HOrtUlwct (SH iier vti ms;
lion H, tow nhi 1, r.ine III, It rnn ts s
noiitlim-slei lv illMS'ttwi fo a point twelve
rists iNmiti l the (itiMru-r turner on sotiUi
iite ol sei lion 4, theiice in s nmthwosMs ly
HIiiN-ttoM to s fwiihl s iivis wosl ni s..ld cor
net. Vltcircc IrreKtilHi'ly llireuifti toad Isuds
us pray'il for in pclilton; itiwo, to nun
111111 st n point twelve fists south of the
ilimrti-r (sinter on Hie soul h side ol vccthirt
4, towiislitp ;:t, rallies s ninitliiK Iheinsi
son til to tpiuicr isiuier on mini It side Ml
sis'llon !, tow nht H.I, ruiiK " and there
Icriinioitc, mid nil oliection thereto
or claims . lor riiumts'cH imml Is Hied
In Din oniee ot eouiity clerk u or before
iiihiiioI theliil day ol I leeem Iter, A. II. Iss.'i,
or Mild rosd will be eslahllntiud wittusit
reference thereto.
M. J. Bi.kwi;TT,
r-9 1 iomily iXertr.
Judg Jfof Spwrh.
The follow log are the word-i Used by
Judge Norv&l at the repulilican htate
loiiveiitiou, a"ceptmi; the noinimtion
for a second term which bad ' - o
i tendered him amid great eutltusiukiii,
J and V) carry mil the pledges hi made be
will have but to continue in the mrsu
w hu h lie Iris Hivr pursued siie e Iw h.ik
Is-ell oil tiki Itencbt
'TI d'tp intret already taken by
tlie republicans of Nebraska iu tlie ap
proaching election and the amount of
enthusiasm manifested here today are
quite significant. They are indicative
of a united, harmonious arty and that
a signal victory w ill crow n your efforts
in Novemls-r. It is indeed a high honor
to Is) nominated for the position of
judge of the supreme court of this state,
but it is a double honor w hen a renomiu-1
ation to that ollice comes from such ai
representative body as this in the inagni-l
ficent manner in w hu h it has lieen ten-!
deivd to me. The compliment is fully
ii.nreciated and I most sincerely thank
applet laitu ami i most hinteieiy inana
eairh of you for it.
"1 accept the nomination us a republi
can ami if elected my olllcial oath, the
constitution and the law of the land,
shall lie my platform and chart.
"!t shall tie mv endeavor to discharge
the duties of my high trust impartially,
faithfully and fearlessly.
"To administer. justice withou. regard
to who may Is- the litigants, their posi
s tioii, business, wealth or standing shall
he my constant purpose.
"I shall not at tempt a seecli, mm h
less a discussion of either statu or na
tional politics. It would 1 indeed
ipiite inappropriate to do so.
"Again I thank you for the honor con
f erred."
Citll Service Ueform.
The year ll-l indeed was the starting
point, of civil service reform, both in
England and in India. In that year an
act was passed which provided that the
power of the Court of liirectors to ap
point wham they chose as students for
the Indian civil service should cease, and
that all natural -horn subjects of Iler
Majesty should he admit led to lie ex
amined. Macuiilay and Lord Ashburtoii
wert; the leading men on the committee
apiointed to draw up the regulations.
Tlie report of the committee made in the
following year, in favor of open compe
tition as the sole passport to admission
into the Indian civil service, was ap
proved, und thereupon, says Mr. Ilorman
B. Faiton, the standard authority on the
subject ol civil service in the United
Stales, "the merit system, based on
open competition, was lor the (list time
put into actual practice on a large
scale.
The merit system has now for so long
Is'en an estaul shed pu-tof I he civil ser
vice system ol (rrent Britain and India,
and people there are so accustomed to
see it in operation, that they seldom
realize that there was a time when the
civil service was largely filled by a set
of incompetent barnacles, who had man
aged to get themselves squeezed in by
an abuse of patronage, and who, once in
held on with a deadly gup resembling
that of the old man of the sea on the
unfortunate Siubad, and who regarded
the civil service as I he old man of the
sea did his victim, as their legitimate
prey, it is now just forty years since
uicketis took part, in one of tho mass
meetings held iu Wrury Lane theatre for
the purpose of lorcing on the govern
ment the consideration of administration
rt form, and lollowtd it up in the same
year by publishing: the first, tiumlier of
'Little IJornt," in which he so scath
ingly caricatured the civil service of his
day. Hut while England has long since
taken the lessons of her caricaturist to
heart, some of the Australian colonies,
particularly New South Wales, stand in
as urgent need of reform, so far as the
civil service if concerned, as England did
when '-Little tsirrit" was born. From
"The Civil Service Problem in Austra
lasia,"' by Percy It. Meggy, in the Octo
ber Review ol Keviews.
Notii'c lo Nuu-UoMiipiit DpftMM.iint..
Iwl M. Buhh, iinirrciftdiMit (Itfnidnnt,
MhtcIjV noUfli'if tti.il imi UiMoIici 14 lt-j,
Siiinitrl -Mitilhwdi th, phiitiiitr, UUni It) tlx-.
DHtnet i ourt ol Moux l.oiitily, NciHtviUn,
hi jtit inn, wliriviti hi; nK i"t uil
fMHlittit HIHl (i(h-'H, Htl HlMHllllllinK Ot
ttif iiintHitit tin" Utm mL tl di'lcixliinl,
litihh, In II. I. I'tdiion & I o., -liiU'ft ltcMii
lcr A ls wUti iitIiiMl tlnri-oii (nun ilut
unit lor it firt'clMnr1 I morlKiiw w-
I'll riu p.iy rm-nt .ut n.tltl nuU run vtyj iijr to
1UU (MlliHT Ol PllM tUtU' till1 HlHlt II Wt'-nt jtt.tr
tcr Ol M'Ctidil 24, ttWiinlli 'il IIOllll, Ol
iniiK" WfHt; Hinl u hn-U iMflc Htwl uioi t
jit.; fur vnitm rrv( v-i wcr' ti"iiw,i tnnl
iraiihleiTiMl lo philiititf on .Jtitu 1, him)
h iiow viHiii-il Ity )liiuiliir. Vcu ur! re
(jiilr'(J to nMtw cr isai'l pHlmd o,i or Urffin
iNovnntiiT )m ur n.iUi M(t1iwi wjil Imi
tttkcii fix lOiiiiMfC'l lo Uv, trun bv jou ttii'l
jii'ltf iiii'ii t u'oflntf(iy i',ilr-rft.
ih M( AV IX T. t I.AHK,
Jtaliitifl'n AUorncy.
Mici-iifH
ly virtft cuf uti nlT ShIo Undo I hy
llHM'll'fkot thfl WUWll'Ul.'lH'l (rf tttv t iJint
ly fl ?lotx, itntl M.ilu tl Mirik.i U4w.i u
'Itrrt'f tfiiU- rvtt by nn'l tour in f,(sor i-i
lUi: Mit-blK"' ft4KiiKl kliil Im.lm AsmK'Ih
tion tiit'l uKiliiflL VV uil.UM K. .iHiltt, ..r.ili
Hmlili, Jrs,((- stnitii und .Jmii W . Mnitii,
I will on iho nth iiny 4 Novnuiwr,
til tho Hour of ti! o'rlirf k, p. hi., i hah
(.l, ut tin' .at t rout fNH" tif tlui 4 ourt
litMl-M' 111 H-lITC-t l, tH N.ii'l CO.lHi V Ml'(
Ht.itt, oilff lor ,iA nl wil ll? fl
loM iniC tit'ttn iit'd r'M "fU.it, Itiu U: Ia1
niimbir Hvc. Ut lilork iimnHht ni, liitln
'l ow u of IliirniMi, Nmi. ( omily, ijrKK4(,t,
Hi publU Miction to tin tKli'"t bMib'r
lor CilhIl, lo Hiumiy n.ihl Oiu-i' of HJl I i
tbo Mitui of nix lltiiMlnxl Hlty Miif hm'I
A UK) loHtlrs Hint inU'lf'Ht, -hi hiu! ut-
Alvln T.davk, ALly for INalntlfT.
xhti-fir shHv.
i'h'ik ol t In-llM-rict Hiirtol Uh com hi, y f
rMiilfiiMt hy MrtM miirt n 4a m- (IoihW.i
lH'kt hihI iif(ttit IhiiIN KMMn AiMflm
hHii, dtwph AvinM.iMitK, W . W. VVohI
Hllt T. '-. IW-4f( Will OH thO IHIl 11,1V -ol
Novombrr, A tK to nt lhhor ot 10
o'fbH'k, a, i ut thiwrtwt ironl 4mf ol lw
wnrt hnn-Ms In Hi.rMm, Iu wmIM county,
olt't-r Hiitt M'M tho Itillowiiig 1mfibrl Ti'ul
imtutr; Nwit: Vhn oorthtNtHi quarter 'Ol
wM-tlon thirty IhriM HUh In iownt4liii thirty
o.m iMrth ol Tntim- Hlty tbrm (iiil, wt
trt ito' lxih r. M., In ih ronulv ol Muux
Kitl wltti' ol MiiHitHkn, Hi public fwllrm, to
tli httfhOHt Mil'li'T, lor i'n, to luli-Hly hhI
ordn of mlc, In th nttnt ol tMM, wnd In
IVfOHtf rontH HClTUlllK Ciwt"4,
IAI A. h. Dltw,
Hhrrlff,
M, runiHnc Altv. for PIMnillf.
Old People.
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regulate tlie bowels and kidney will
find the true remedy in Klectric Bitters.
This med cine do -s tun st:iiiiilat Mid!
! contains no w hisky nor other intoxicant.
but acts as a t une and alterative. It
a t,i ui ldly on t!,e stoma. Ii and Isjwels,
a.l. img strength ami giving tone to the
orgiuis, llN iohy aiding nature iu the per
formance of tiie f unctions. Klectric
Bitter is an excellent apjt user and aids
digestion. Old ople Bud it just exact
ly w hat they nee, I. Prioe fifty cents er
bottle at Pioneer Pharmacy.
Pinal Proof Notice.
All ixTsoiiK hMtii'x tin i! proof notice in
this pafN-r will receive :t marked - jpy of tlie
is-c hikI are reij uc-.tci to e.aiiiini- tlicir
notice uu.t if any errol ,-nist rcUort liie
same to Hum st!ici ut oio-e.
Niilii e for I'liblii'iition.
tjliet (ilttce at Alliance. Neii.,
it. H, I".. i
V..H..,. 1 l.K.l..' ,1. ., , i ti ...
j mimcl settler ln.s liicil noike of Ins lutcn
," '"'lk' '" -"l't'rt "I In
cliiim, mi.t that ,ai,t proui ill he nuelc o.-
! tf M-J- w. ti.cl. rk ilist. conn, st llnr
Ida lleisti r, uf siorv. .-!.. niilnty uf Mem
Ii'iM,T. ilft'citsci! ,
ho mielii II. K. No. 1:1.1, for the lols I met i
-cc. ii o o I lot , :i iiii-l 4 ci u, t p. n , r i7 u .
I tits continuous resilience iiooii ami culiiva
lion, ol N.ii'l land, vi :
Oscar W. story, Solomon l. storv, tsdli of
story. Sell., Wilbur r. xUcpiiei'U, i.eorjte it.
Turner. Isilli of iliirrison, .Sel,.
II I .1. W. WtaiN, JH., Iti-Kisler.
Votifc fur I'lililicatiiin.
Ijlil't Ollice nl Alliance, Neb., I
(irtohi r 7, ls'.i.
Notice is hereby elven that the lollon iug
named settler Ion riled notice of hi inleti
turn to make Una! proof in support f hi
eliiiui, and Itml snid prisif will m made Iw
lore M. J. Jiicwctt, clerk of District Court,
at Harrison, Neb., on Nov. It:, Is'.ij, viz:
I o-c M. I.'nl'iiivni. nflliiri i.iui, S1..
who made II. K. No. :l 41 for the s. ", no.
and e. nw. 'i see. .4, t, n.f r. .Fi w .
lie iianicn the lollowinK w:tiie-w,cs to prove
tits ct:itiiiiiou-t residence tip.ci t.nd cuiljvie
lion of, said land, vi :
H. A. riiddv, !.ewN Ccrlach, linvid II.
Iiartleu, Kdwi.nl I'. M tine, all of Harrison,
Neb.
I"! J. W. Wkiin, Ju., Ki gisicr.
Notice fur I'tililicitiuu.
I.uiid Ollice st Alliance, Nebr., I
Octolier H, 1 is'.tr, t
Nolicti is hereby Kivcn th.it tlie follou ni'j
liained -td' icr lias illed inttice of his Inten
tion lom.ikc Until proof tn support, ot his
claim, and I hut said proof w ill be imtde be
forc M..). lllcrtctt, clerk Olstriei court at
Harrison, .Neb,, on Nov. hi, ltt.'j, vi.:
Wiliiiiiii bi'iinaril, nf Mniix Co., Neb,,
who tnade il. K. No. iuj:i ftir the t sw.
and s. i.j sc. i.t sec. :i:'.. I p. r-' n., r. IA w.
He names the follow intf witnesses lo prove
his coiitiuintiiH resilience, upon und ruiliv
lion ot said land, vi. :
Henry Hyde, klbi it Sclirleve, Kobcrt K.
Net:ce, 1'iitl lck I'rosser, nil of ilelie, Nt-b.
1 lUj J H . KJIN, JH.
lieiilstcr.
Nittlre tor l'lililiiatinii.
J.iilid Odlce at Alliance, Nell., (
,-cpl. il, IHtCl. j
Notice is lieridiy xiveii ln.it the IoIIowIhk
niiiiicd ni tllcl Ills lilt d notice ol hin intcu
llou lo make llititl jil'ttof in stijtporl ol hi
id.itnt, and tfial suld proof wilt be made bc
lole A. J. P.lewctt, ( ierk idstriet Court at
Harrison, Nebraska, tot No. . '.t, IMC, vi.:
Herman (inedilr, of An mtire, S. I).,
w ho made II. K. No. 'lim.i lor tlie lots 3 au I 4
sec. Ut, tp. il5 It., I . t.4 W-, and e. !fc st;. '.t, sec
il, I p. :ti u., r. to w,
lit: Hitmen the lollowin wititesf.es ti, pi ovt.
tlU eoiillnilous resideitt-tt npttu ttnd enlti etc
lion ol, nanl land, vi.:
Peter W lodenleltl, William iid, ,-i.itir,
John Oslruiitler, I'eler Hanson, all o, Ard
uitjrc, s. o. also
W illlmii Utr,Mii:,T, nf ArtiinoiT. S. 1)..
w ho matte H. K. No. li.'JT for tin: it. !3 sw-. a
totd ii. trf ut. t;il sec. A, tp, n., r. .0-1 w.
He iiuincH lltu lodotvtnK W'itncsrjtis to prove
los couliiiuotis rcsitleitce uiton nod cuttivu
t ttn ol, s.od land, vi. :
I'eter W ledeiifold, Aiii;ust Meter, Hcriiian
ciocdde, Isaac Huy, ull ol Ardmore, S, 1.
J. . Wl'.HN, .IK.
14 HI Kexist.er.
Xolln for I'ublirari'Hi.
I.amt UIIU'R ut Alliiiiicc, Sclt. (
.June I'i, 1HH3. i
NotKo Im hiM'trby Kivcn thstt tho (ollow in
ami-l wttbrr 1 1 .ih HUd notice ot IiIm inten
tion to make lluitl proof in Huojiort ot his
claim, himJ that sail iiivtl will be utinh bu-
foro M. J. Iilcw4 tt( x.lvrk of th! district
(;furtt ut UurriMon, N'b,, on Oct.
vU:
.Im nl) Hcmy, (il iiilclirist, Xvb.
w ho tiwl! II. K. No. ior tbn nw. l ire.
fJj, tp. ;t4 u. , r. 0 w .
Ik itaiiOM tin followfittf wit'H'H-i Ui provr
hin coiiliniioiiH residence upon uud cultiva
tion ot Hiiid land, vi.:
lii-nry Pu-kfubi'tck, llcnry WuKcrlmrncr.
Antoit iilicin, trunk utto, iill ol OiJciu it,
Neb. also
ilciuy WiisrrWiirpTof o'ilrlirlsl, Xcb,
who nuub1 IJ, K Ni, ;s.'n lor tin nc. .-wir.v'U
tp. 'M n. .Vj w.
lie IIIUIMM till! foiloWillK W'ltUOKH4 t' proVC
It 14 cout in ii an co resale ncc u yon and ciil ti
Vation ol itibl Uimt, viz:
Anton Klieiit Jlenry I'lckcnbrock M. J.
t.a Inu i, I rank Nutto' all ol tiiu liri-d, .cli,
!
H-mh-.n rick.'iilirork nftaicUrisU Xc.
who uiaile il. Iv. No. 242ft for the mc. '4 wr, ,
tp. M u., r, .Vi w .
lie llano-- tlu 1 1 low In witnoM-' to prove
bin ron tin a oils reUleitt:e upon ani uilti v
Uoii ot Mitd.lmid., i ;
Anton KlieJn, henry H fisMM-imrifr, M. .J
tiayhttrt, Wiiliaui h.HiiuKiU ull ot dii ,
chilHt, .Neb.
W, H i:iin,Jk., Ii winter. ,
Alius N'eUriv
I". S. 1 .A Nil ()FM Ii, I
ALkU.XCK, klk 1
J, la,.v
(4ftiijtrii.it Uiteiiig Item rntej'etl ui Mils
ttlltlte ly Jrtltlfit .ttlitllr4iit ;i.t!..t ifti
ll.itiiiti It.r ,.ta:.tlt.i K ll'A l!it.iiiv.U'..il lit.-lt-
ti. 4i'.'- tl,. IimI l-eln l(.tt.y i. iKt.v, lljMt.t
lite tt.'i im. 'i .him'. :(4 ttml n. t n A'.'i e.'l.tm
low iil!iiM it., range .V. w., ht to.j. ctmult ,
.NfltrietAM, W lilt ( If ttl lite Ci.ltei'jj.tl Itttl i.l
w.tttl ettlry, lite hl j triit-x .ire lieivby hU.i.
itittitetj ui .iptft.iriMi ,.i i ItU ttlllett en iltr :itilti
tl.yttl .i( ., ili.i. nl .0 ttr'trL, iu It re
tiiiiltl ttiel ItirttlU Ijenlltitiitiy (x-tiit'rr.iiuK
.alii tillctriMl tiliAiitlolt itienl.. 'I'lti' eeeletiee lit
In' twUniitli-tl ut Hie ltc.,rlnt t4' tint e.,ue
III In- tKri( heKM'e M.J llirttl'll, elej k III
IJlt. tliMlj'iet etH!'l it Niihk tttunl', elil'tn
.NtlVfHiltel' !i 1H'.., 111, 10 reltK'k, ft. 4IU, ttl
HHl Htttll, .Seltr. Js W, W t.H., JlU,
IU lit-4IHlnr.
Sherir NhJk i
Hy virtue nt n Orier tf Snkt Ixmiftr) ly i
Ihe '( lei lt f the liiul t (ourt.il l.tic ("otiii ;
lv ol situ, nntl sittK'W NtiiriitbiL, u,pti(i a
tleeree riHlttrtt4 4tv ttl I'wtti-l in .favor ol
The W i-Mlerii S'CMi tly ( iii.pttiiy -M-rttd nfriUH tl.
John W. Iluitler, Mn.iira.rt t ; ll-anler mill
W . .K roHifUlon A 4)ouinaiiv I will "M the
lsih liny ttf Sovejiibitr, A. I. IHWt, m the limir
f one o'eloek, r. in.,allhn ohhI Irani iUxjI
ol Ihe (kiurt. Iloanr. in lltiil lin, in b.iKI
mniiK, otliT nl tell Ihn folloln(( (lt
vrlOe'l real otttitte, It : e.int hall
of the notithni.!!. quarlftr t( MihMIoh Three
(3), ami the not I'h'Mtl iHn.rh'r tf the tioi tli
east (nai"r (tl ."hm-IIoii '1'ett ( I0, and the
uovl.hwtiHl iiuarl.eT'ol' the iiorlhwtmt qtiarter
el Nfu'Uon Klevfii illi, all In u.wm.hlii llur
ly1wo IW) north, ItaiiK" Hl'ty Bve (.Vi) VVet.
of the t.ih r. In thi (Viutity ol siim.v,
Hinl Slant of Neliratk.t, Mt public itclltiiu, lo
tn niKneKT niduer ior e.ntii, io Haiimy mini
Order of Xtiln III tlitt Nnni ol .Mi,A0, nnd til
terexl, eol mid ueeruliiK oohIh.
iH IUJ A. It. HKW,
SharlfT,
Alvln T. (UiH'lf, i.W,vfnr.rlnrl''
STAMPED UPOn
Is the name and fame of the "Old
Reliable" store of MARSTELLER
BROTHERS, where you can al
ways find bargains in everything
to be found in a
GEN ERA
Now is the time select your
SPRING ARD
mm
Highest market price paid for produce
of all kinds.
Marsteller Bros.
'The Old Reliable."
Hester
DEALERS IX
Lumber, Coal and Farm Implements,
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lime,
Lath and Shingles.
Windmill and Pump Supplies.
ITAUU1SOX
( lit A NT GUT11K1E,
Attorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention given to nil leynl
matters in Justice, County and District
(ViurN, and before the United Stiites
Land Ollice.
Fire Insurance written in reliable
companies.
d5"Leal pafiers carefully drawn.
Hakuison, XtaiP.ASKA.
B. L. SMUCK.
Fashionable Barber & Hair Dresser.
OPEN SUNDAY MOM 9 TO 1 2.
RAZORS AND KaSSOllK PIT IN (lltDKIt.
tilve 1 nut J n t (all.
J. E. PI I IN NEY, M. I.
riiysiciun mid SnrrtMiu
Ml eiUi slveu jiroanit ultentWin.
Oflice In Ir sioiM'.
IHnillNOX, - - KKHASKA.
GET THE BE S'V
dorirtt'bf . t !v v i : vi i'!' -"tn?; w' )' i
ATd -i-t 1c i ' -ilitllii -Lm It. i .,
Most Pont;3ar
for mere fi'j. i c Wi
?m frota r..v .- t. j.'iv.ie
actwvrt that &
p3iE, v "Mr-i 13 l t a t?i i tt 1
CfewtftR wacnTrun i-.-ti t ri"-eti
Ok world vir ihr i't tSnro
WrltT. Vvo pa'l' 1 it te. V5i.t
M1:
Light Runninij
Thrrt Titrrn: "11 wnrtd thdrt
iphU n-rurJ Hji HxutJMmk'n) f.r.n
U'B xt r, tiwliiUt. ttl work iitj:
in nrpfnr:tia. tr hus,ii ttuuij
New Home
It Tib At-ft-nn-ll" Tirlnri . T.miMe Foad, nllkr
vin UjIi iidn tnt' i.-f. l.'c (--.'itWi, mo-other hJ
4lj Ve tnnd 1 tatVift'), ti rwton whool MmM
t. rvfl nw! aeoterB,tli-i."dcn( friotlo
.he iuaihn8(n.
VJmiZ TOn C1RCULAW1.
THE 0 1T0SB SEff-G BSCHIW CI
(r, Mn D-ytTf. Mtttt. !ilTvillKg.,.W
ISii,",t.v f r IersMo, liM .Tai.
jr A.ti, 'ti.. unmii.
rtnu Ml
THE DULLEST Oflllt)
Iv STO R E.
ER GOODS.
&
on,
NEBRASKA.
IT IS A
Horrible Sight
TO WATCH
GERLAGH
In the daily ierforinnnce of Ids yreiit,
original tradev in real life the
SLAUGHTER
OF TIIE
j It is in two act In !lit irst. net lite
I prim-ipa! parts re lat;eii Ity Mr. fit rlaeli
antl representative of easlern w litiK-xile
litni''. from tvlmm (lie former pm-li.i
liix In this act lie dinplnyn jjreul
power ti the fori-in down piitn-. and
extra. t iinarv aliiliiy 111 lli tudfrt uiii .f
fiMtiU suit itjs (iMoilier". Bui II 1
in lUe'. -oittl .il l Unit Ik nioM. tmlv
uliitiet -i 1 ai 1.1k point ti liele W illi i
ll.MU'.i s lit J'd'X's ;im
CUT
iasr two
hi iiv-.H- -.tiiH-ni(v- itn;j
li'n.1 o iiKl jv-tly,
Pen1..r.t(iitie' --rj" Any front ,1 3tr
110p. iu. HiviA (n ,m s.,U
umU J ti i in iUw weilt, Ad.wi' ft
f rue. i kK twijflel. iitv JiMii.
RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE.
North-Western
LINE
V.. K. .
F. E. ii. Jl
'l-il
(tw nnd 1'.r(,inn tlw
SUGAR OEET FIELDS
nostra sEB&kmk.
INNOCENTS.