ytfie Sioux County Journal.
Subscription Price, f2.00
Kilitor.
J. Simmon-,
I-
Entered s.t the Hamsun post ofr.ee a
(ttjnil eliu mailer.
Thursday, Jamaey if, lW'i.
In thin, the sixth congressional di
rirt, 'comprising ihirty-foiir counties,
H. L. Goold, republican candidate fr re
'gent, received a majority f the vol. s
cast at the last election.
Atkinson
G ruph ic
r
- i
The gulvernatonal situation ha been
.... , . , .1 ,
..impliued one point by the aunouncemeut
1 of C. IL Morrill that be will not Us a can-
uulate or the office. All but one will
'wish Uiey had done the same thins,' after
... ... l . i i l .
Tlie convention has made its selection, but
'pch aspirant thinks that he is i;oin to be
' the one w ho w ill not have to feel bad.
-
Judge Bartow has announced that he
will re-enter the practice of law after
vt.lav. His four years' exiwrience on
'the bench lias added mu-li to hi stock j, llPit!l1 P-'l h. - -'r
legal lore so that lie will be able t tivHfN"pl,jn. . . . .
' render even better service to his c lients I ir,,iVi. i,ii !-.: t u.,.-t toi-u--'
tlia before and there is no ilouht that j Ix-cin'l ceriirt .-nt.-, of ! -j... -;t
" lu. will Lava u i.n.tuv At tlu i T'"" fTf deatc, l.f .l.-!e,..l
fast session of court at whii.h he pre -
side in Dawes county the bar by
unanimous vote passed resolutions com -
k . e 1 .. 1 . I
nienuini; me lairness. i-ourtesy an i oii-
1 i'y which
career.
tharaotLTize;! his o'licia! ,
In the report of the last term r.f the J
district court in Dawes county appears
t lie following; '-Bartlett Richards Vs. J
1 Sioux county, hearing hail :y slinving
oT -county attorney of Sioux c .u,.ty.
1..Anr.w... tm t'0 '".A ...r..lr.t lr.wl. I
UUUCIIICIIII IUI flV.'"J 11'lHH-fc ..CIV.'.. j
nut." This is a case that wan transferred
' from this county by ex-County Attorney
'Clark and the showing was male hy
him. It has draggeil along on the dock
'et for years but never came to a hearing
' in this county. As soon as it is taken to
'arlother county it is lieard and the coun
1 ty gets it in the neck. It looks a little
'peculiar and the commissioners and
ICounty Attorney Guthrie might do well
' to foo'k into the case.
1 I
The sheriff of Box Butte county and
"Scrub Peeler" arrested Charles 0. llal-
'lida3T at the house of Charley Hall on
'Siike Creek, in' Sioux county, a few
tHys ago. and delivered him to the otfi
'cers of Colorrdo w ho have wanted him
'for about two years on a charge of nis
'tling. The of'icers reached! the house as
'l heir man was at breakfast and "Scrub
"Peeler" covered him with his gun and
Jtold him to consider himself under, ar
Vest. The door was slammed in the sher
ilfs face and when he got in a few sec
'ondi later the wife of the prisoner was
'holding a 44 on bis assistant. After
'some difficulty the prisoner was ironed
'fcul taken to the Colored lins and (';
furered to the ollicers of that state and
'lus 'captors received a re war J of
'it is over with now but it was a close
call," for if any of those people had got
'nervous and pulled the trigger during
'the scene at Hal I'm place, Sioux county
1 would have had the costs of a trial to
'bear.
1
Chadron is again stirred up over the
prospects of securing a sugar factory.
ISo much has been said on that subject
"that its mention is liable to raise the
'horse laugh, but the people of Chadron
'recognize that unless something is se
cured which will enable the farmers to
'make a living a great many will have to
'leave and there is not enough people in
Hbe country tributary to ihe town to
'keep it up to what it is, with no pros
pect of advancement, so it is practically
la life and death struggle on the part of
'Chadron. The same is true of all north
west He'oraska. The rush out of the
"country is past but still the decrease in
"population continues and will continue
Ho a considerable extent if something
'more certain of yielding a living to the
farmers than that of raising grain on
'bind' that' cannot' lie irrigated is not de
mised, and the sugar beet industry stems
o offer the best chance of relief.
A good deal of figuring is being ns to
the coming congressional campaign in
' "the sixth district. Based on the result
Vjf the last election the prospects are
"very largely in favor of republican suc
cess, and therein lies the greatest danger
to the party. The factr is that many
who have been in the ranks of the popu
list party for years saw the there was
ttotbing to be gained in the way of re
form by following the lead of those in
fcootrol of that party, and on tlie other
ImmmI thrrepublican nominees were men
fTor whom they could vote without any
txMnpuoctioa. The danger to the party
TTthat eome old pMitkal hack whose
HeMretogetan oHIce blind them to
UMr attar onntness for any rtsponsibU
MMlUoa, and wbow past record emit an
Mora rank that it would make a me
j9(Wc tHiphiiiea aWianied of bis ability
im the ttew for which he i renowned,
'wOffet control of the machine and force
lir aoWhMOoa. Theo Uiom who h d
htmt back from their wandering will
tXty hsUl aaidose oaod folnf iolo
the booth on election JayJ they w ill
-tick a negative vote under the Lftli rid
of the tin hdate with tlie unsavory rec
orj, as a well-merited rebuke U the le
publicn parly, ami K-m or another of
his kind i' ill so to Washington as the
i
accredited rvrnv-eiitative from the sixth
i Nebraska district. Th i only way the
! repuhlit ans cau win is by finding an
! honest , able, clean man for a candidate
uli tlwn ma a c iriiti'n fur him w hicb
Mill show that those u ho nominated
i hull have culili'len e ia In id.
I KEfOKT OK THE CONDITION
j THE COMMERCIAL EANK
: At Harrison, in tin- -tale of Scbmsku, ut the
close of business, lH-euiticr 51, Is'jS.
I KEsOfKCEs.
! discount.. - - r.4", ,
I Overdrafts, trruml and unsecured r 24
, ut. ,rum Nilti,m, ,, lk, . . M
. , MaU. K ,k w.i junker. T.oj ji j
I Hanking house, furniture an t j
! l.Mn ou j
i I:-i'- other lla:ik .... 45. 111 I
.
r r tciion ti p.i;, r currency, nickels
and cent 5 71 J
sjweh l.HK.i 7j I
largol ten .:r notes .... l.tno t
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III il. 'V til .1 ill., in'.v.
M. J. i.i r,
I ou-'ity Clerk.
Nutir Inr I'lddiiMtlnn.
l.ai.il i inter nt Al'iiu'ii-e. :
J.iini.ii-y t. !.!
Nt)til.,. ,g h,.ri ),v civ,.n ltl.,t tu,. f,!(Wll))f
ll'.OIIt-'l k.'t I l..r I...- Il 1.1 i..l...U . .f l..u 1.......
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nun to num: ii iui JiriKM ill nuiiporL Ol uitf
eianu, una L'lal mill proor will l. niaile b
tureM.J. IHewett, I lerk Distnet lonrt at
llttirinon, Si'li.,un Kebmary l- viz;
Wilila n Mi;tli r,of llarri.-ou. Neb..
who iini'ie II. E. No. Xn: for tin s. ue. n.
h ' 'i . l-'t, tp- :-i ii., r. io w.
lie il 'linen tne loltntvuiK wilioeN to prove
tliM t-oitlinnou-l rei'lenee ujio.i and euillVM
tiou of niil IhikI. viz:
Ij-oiinrd iinnl, Ia:-U? ( rune, Samuel Ll
in, clement lA-elin, ul! ol llurrigou, Ncbr.
ui.so
Jiiini 8 Slattfrr, of Harriinia, Neb.,
who Hindu U.E. No. tl for tlie . S '
nee. M, n. i, in'. t M-e. 2l, tp. J 11., K. ij .
He iMinei, Ihe loiioM'iliK itnesiw! to prove
hiii conOiiiioui rei.l'iiMiei uiou lunt cuilivu
tion of, I. vid iuii'l, v i. :
t'Oliiint i.iuit, l,e,lie f r tn, S itiiU 'I I-el-li.g.
i lenient U-elLig, all ol ilm riwjn, .i ir.
il ti, ' J. . Vtus. J.
Uexmter.
Order ot'IIi-riui; on I'etltlon fur AiMiliitinri:l
uf Aillalstrator of Adniiuiitratm.
STATE CF NERR4SK1. ( K,
MOL'X (M'MI. 1
At a County Court, held ut the Comity
Court tiiKcii, In mid for f ir maid l otinty, He
eenilu r ii,i, a. Ii. l-'.tft.
i'l. wint, i:uln-rt W ilsoti. Count y JuiIki-.
la ta: llmtter of the laitali: of 1 li.i!lt
dainef j'ndily, Oi-ei iisi-d.
on re idi.-KT nil tllintr the petition or f.
Auuti .e ruddy, ir..ine th ,t ii.ini-:r..
ti '! ii"l euw i.uj he r.oit.'il to li.m 101
udmini.-lr'ttor.
OHoi.ni', ilmt J.iuiiiirv SDth, A. I. Istw,
lit oi'-o'elo.-k, I. .VI , i. alrfiii'd for ll-irini
i. ;id pit.t.oil, when all pel.n, int.-lei'led in
.: 1 in .Iter to iy nj);i'Mi' ,a .1 Coiritv i ourt
to i.e held tn nut for i-ald inn iiv, k'i I -non'
e ui-e ivhy t:if f,ra er ot iiei itiom r iliouid
not lie Ki'ii'ifed; ami I otie" ol ill,- ,ielii.-,n v
ol Slid JM-Ht LUii, u. tile heiil-inK tllereof, U-
Kiven to all oeriioiiti iiiUTi-it.-'l in njid mat
I li r ny jiiiiilishhiK " cojiv of tliin order in
lim isiin l ol.vTt JOI H.VAI., n veekly
iieu-)iHMT primed in sad eoiinrv, lor four
nieeendve week.-, prior to s.dd d.iy ol lu-,ir-i"g-
KoaEur MJ.ON,
, lIB-I'Jj ouuty Jll !(fe.
liefoie S ulwrihlug for a Mii),'.i.i;e
See the Uest
Oemoresfs
ax uxparai.lk:j uiter.
Ii-iiotet' Cut I'll per Pntternti are tlie niot
pritetieal on the mnrket. They are of nny
size u leeinlier of the lioiiHetioid could re
iU)re. In ench eopv ot the .M:l" . in- is
printed a confioii entitling the Kiihi-erihiT,
or pureliHm-r. ton pitteni (worth mid nyi
I rly fold lor ..) or any niinilH-rof p tu-i n
for lour cents each to cover piek it'' ud
H-.tni;e. w hen the v due of th- p lt'-rn- in
connidercl tlie siilmcritM r uttu.iliy get
LEMOREST'S MAGAZINE FREE
And what n nuiitazl i It 1! Kor li it will
lie more l.r'hi iiit tlim eer la-fore. New
liulliatteiiiei't, lie-e- tuetliols, new ide is.
K 'ch copy eont ilii'i mi eijnlire ri-prod lc
tion in colori of so'i'i- ecl'lirit"i plctur- hy
n I unions art. st, oi thy to iidorii the wml's
of the inn t n-ICied h:)nn'. It. is ultirined th it
I ' MOH I- T'i in the only Cie'iplete ( Hlnlly
Mi'K istitie co i.hi'iin all of the most ee,-l-lent
points of its d"mpoi irie, lie',di'4
hn viliir uiuiit.ihle features of its own 'i -.1;
HKKVl Is act. i, lly .-. oo.EN .M AIJAZIES
in One.
It I- H O'ceitof Cnrreiit Events mi 1 Ide.iK
for the Imiiv uiitn or woin in, m Kxview hikI n
storehou i of Intnrint lor all vvives, moth
e s, sli-te s and d-iUKhi'T-l cm fj'el i'?iscl;y
what they need to uniuse and luHtrnet Ih'Mii,
iilso pr.ictlc. I help in everv dep irtmeiit ol
domestic ni l ".oi l il pfe, luHuillilK the turn
hihinff end ornanie ntinii of the liouie, em
hroidery, hric a hrac, artist c ind faii-iy work
of all kinds, etc., etc , and sui ',tiorn and
advice regard i'K the well dicing ninl dns
Inir of their own pemons.
The ncope of tlie nrtielen for I Mi hikI I mm
will rover tlie whole country and Its varied
Interests, and the article will Isi rrol'usclv
I llistrnt-d with the ft'iest. eutfravlriXN, and,
tn addition, it Will publish the best and pur
est fiction. It treuts Ht length Out-of fiiHrr
Simrts, Home Amusements nnd Entertilu
iimutsl It (rives h great cle.il of attention to
the Children's liepii tuieiit, Hurt "our Olrls,"
Miirl hin a Monthly t"V iiponiu u hy Olelira IakI
IVople, In which Hre ihnC'iiHM4sf ltnMirtitiit
quest hen of the hour of Interest to tile older
renders.
liTl u haVH your unhteTlptiim nt onre.
You get more value for your money than It
U pomsllile to secure In any other inaK i'lne..
The MHjritxiiie one year for ei.O i.
Or l iiiontli for - I (Ml.
(Oner M different Knrmtuits r shown
Hh yesr, p Uterus of all of which lire ole
taliiahle hy sulsicriliers at 4c r ich, i SHinple
copy (with pattern coupon) sent for 10c.
lUHOKlir I't'KI.ISIIIMO Co.,
1 10 fifth Avenue, Nw Yori.
A ttKMALOPrlt. OITLTai.M f
THE 8IOUX COUNrf JOURNAL
and DKMCKKVi'.s CAM I.T MAtiAZIX C.
isrnd Your ntTl; tloin to lhh (.Hfluat.
' . s . ... , I 0 ft. .
(itud r!i.' furnished on short notice.
Ilel.aUe driver and quiet saddle horses always on hand.
(i.Mrtl i-i-oiniiu)ati.ns for transt lent custoimrs.
Horse Imarded.
TERMS REASONABLE. GIVE WE A CALL.
THE
COMMERCIAL LANK.
fCSTABLISHED 13C3.J
Harrison, Nebraska.
". El Brur.vFTj-.Tt,
l'ro.-.jdent.
D. n. GRrsWOLI), Cashier.
AUTIIORIZLD CAPITAL. SZOOOO.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
coi:;:ksi'oI)knts:
Ain:ticA.v FxriiitiiE National Hank. New York,
Omaha National Pan., Omaha,
Futs-T National Bank, Chadron.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
OTDEAFTS SOLD ON ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
YOU WILL FiND ME AT THE
OLD STAID
WITH BAG-AIInS FOB
GEO
PIONEER- PHARMACY
Drugs, Medicines,
JEWELRY, CLOCKS -A.NJD
EAnsrOvT
CALL AND BEE.
J. L. PIIIXXEY,
HA'l.'tlsOX.
i he Inter Ocean
Is the Most Popular Republican Newspaper
cf the West f nd Has the Largest Circulation.
TERMS BY MAIL,
DAILY (withcut Sunday) $4.00 per year
DAILY (with CtinUay) , $6.00 per year
The Weekly Inter Ocean C .00
PER TEAR : V 1
s a Nowsparwr THE INTER OCEAN keep abreist cf the tim-; la all
respects. It spares neither pains nor expens la sucurmK
ALL THE NEW5 AND THE BEST OP CURRENT LITERATURE.
The2Veakly Inter Ocean
At a Family Paper la Not Excelled by Any.
rrylt h tontethinc of Interest to each m-rabir of the famllr. It
TOlTTH'fl DEPARTMENT 1 the Terj beet of it kind. lULITE.
. RY FEATURES are aneqaaled.
It is a TWELVE PAGE PAPER aod eonUIn the New of the World.
P0 ITICALLY IT 14 REPUBLICAN, and Rtr lu reason tUa benefit of
the ablest ducnaalon on all live politic 1 topic. It 1 trab Irhed in Chlcaun
anJ is naocjrd with ttitpaop of the West In both poll tie n-i 1 llf ratnr-.
PH?s remnmber tnt the price of THE WUEKLY Hi IjlH OCLt.N i
i;M-V O.IK OOLLAU 1-r.U VIC AIL Adirei
THE INTER OCEAN, Ch c?"o.
LIYEBY,
Feed and Sale
N. D. HAMLIN,
i uui ....-TOR.
C. F. '"orrTR,
We-Pregicient.
-tun.
H. TURNER.
T
Paints & Oils
GrOOIDS.
:0 TROUBLE TO SHOW GOOLS.
PROPRIETOR,
NWIUAHKi.
Sioux County,
THE LAND OF THE HOMESTEADER.
Free Homes for More
Than 5.G00 Ken.
A new county with
schools, churc'ies,
railroads, etc.,
AND 800,000 ACRES YET
OPEN TO HOMESTEAD
ENTRY.
Contains over forty-five miles cf
rail Odd and has no county
bonds.
Sioux county is the northwest count v
of Nebraska. It is uUmt thirty miles
east and nest by about seventy miles
north and south and contain
OVIR 1.300. CCO ACREC
I
ofland There ate more bright, spark -
ling, small streams in the roiinty thim
can lie found in the same area elsew ,, re
in tlie Mate, il ins more up,, (mils r 111
it than all the rest i' the state oti.bined
Its grasses ire tue richest ami most nu
tritious known so that for sto k-growiije
it is unexcelled.
Tlie soil vioies from a heavy clny tn u
light sandy loarn nml is capable of pro
ducing excellent crops.
The principal crops are sninll gncr
and VegetaUes, allhouli goiv' -.,hi i-
grown in the vn He' s. The !ieat, .it
rye and barley are atl of umi-,,,,,,, , in,, j
ijtiality and vominai.ii tlie highest n..u j
ket prices.
The water is purr; and ri-frvshing nial j
is found in abundant u in iilijeil.l il, '
county. !
Tin: comity is practically out t.f ! hi 1
and has over lot tv -live miles ol r.iilnnu.
W llhlli its Uil'ilel s, has a gi h h I hi u k colli I .
house and tlie necessary llMuies lor inn- j
ning the coui.ty :u, l lie re has i.evi i I
Is-eii one (I. iliar of cumu hoinis isso-si, !
and heme taxes will ! low.
The Fremont, Elkhorn &. Missouri
Valley la.lroad iross.-s rSmiix tountv
from east to west and the Ii. & M. has
about lilteen unit's of its line in tht
nol'theast pat t ol the county.
The climate Ls Uiore pleasant than thai
of tlie eastern airlioti ol Nebraska.
There is still
OVER eOO.000 ACRES
of land in Biotix county yet r.a-n to
homestead entry. 3t is livlter land ami
more desirably located than that lot
which such rushes ate made on the tiieti
inh' ol a reservation. There is no rail
road land in the county and for thai
reason Us hctlleinetit has bevr. slow lor
no bM:cial eirort to get settlers was
made, as was done in the earlvdaysol
the buUleiueiit of the eastern jiurl ol the
state.
Good deeded land can lie purch.ised at
reasonable rales w ith CYivermi'etit land
itiijniniiiff so that a person who wa s
more tluu) one quarter nection can obtain
Il ll lie haft IUmm iiicann.
There lire alsuit 2..VHI t.d.. In o ,.
county and there ia room for thousands
ojvn e.
Ib rrLx)n is the county seat nnd is sit
uated uu tue r. E. & M V. railroad, foul
is a good a town as the thinly settle
country ileiii.inus
School houses and churches are ro
videvl in almost every settlement and are
kept up wan in,. 1 1, ,
All who desire to get a hon.estea i,r u Z , " T
.... i , . I l. tie " I Im .Newer roi lli-wt" HtHj oV-
buy and cheap a, ,ui lu voi... and ; m.ntwB if , ,.. int.(jnkr
seethe country or ti.u,se.vesaf,dju,lge;abefrtlllli(ml,(OM mr.. .
of its merits.
ssuiovavwun niu nui uv
obtainable much longer and if ton want
to use your riglit and Ket 160 acres o
land from Uncle Sara free it is time jou
wore abojl a.
LMk at Tbl I Ul
of western cities:
Chicago 8t. Joseph
Ouiiiha Lincoln
Ht. Louis Leuver
Kansas tJity I eiidwoood
Itdoes'nt matter which jo i int nd
biting. The Burlington Route is tie
best line to ull as It is to any oi.e of
tin m
Ad ertising mutter and full informa
tion about trains ui.il rate on iipplit u
tioo. J, Fkascih, (J. V, &. T. A.
Oiic.liu, Neb.
OFFICIAL'DI RECTORY.
TATE OtHl Ei::
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Ii. I1 . Miore l.ieuu-haiit luivmiur
J. A "'.-r fc retary uf l.la
tet;eiie VI . Hu '' . A 11 1 lor
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II . C U u-eli Ijih.I 1 4HiimlisUiter
II. K. 1 ofbett Mlpt. l uOlll IIH.I1U1 lion
I
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i .Vi'iti l. I mirsloli...... I'. s. senator, OttuthA
IVt 1.. A I. ell I'. S. .s. iiKl.ir, iliullaaul
J It -tril,-. I siujfi essiitun 1st 111st., I.iiuuhl
II. '(, V.-r -.-r. " - I " liu.ali
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MI.L.'.'.E liKEl I lls;
M. J. It!i-nett (chairman 1
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lisleralor
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outr'rt Court.- At Ilsrrisoii, ciiuiiinineet
M.iidi isl Mid .Siivcuils-r Villi.
lon;il iieiit..-vi Hair. sun, coiiiiimiimit
III ft oiii uv of each niui.tii.
( llt'ltt 1 1 KH ANO SiHUTIES.
MctliiMiist smid-iv Sehooi m,i i 1. every Sun-
d-iv .....r ii.'ir ..I 11 si
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, ooliMEN he THE tvoitl.n.
! I'arr 1 Cnmp, Vo V, 1 , s-t. on thu rtr-t
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vlei k. tun. 1 out.
Moni.ltV WlMUlMEM OK AMiUtlCA.
Meets i'ii Ii ail ruate siinrdiv cveilnr
' oiVlui'll. A. A. .k,, V . U.
J. W. .n.III, Clerk.
Ei'woiir i i.At;t'E.
I cvotion .l liieelinz every Suiulnv evening
111 II ... i alilllet Hicill iK o-i call of presii.
dent. .01. it ill r -K.
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A. P. T. L.
The American Protective Tariff League
is a national organization advocating
" Protection to American Labor and
Industry " as explained by its constitu
tion, as follows ;
Th. o! -t nt thit Lsrn shll b io pi-sle
An-i.r.n U::' r If a liri'f -,o imfxjpt. wn.ee irtsil
edn i tsv -J'- Aniericvn irUijifml prcduct
ftiintt ti.w Cjiiiftl li-jn &f f irsjgo laiisr."
There are no personal or privatu
profits in connection with the organiza
tion and it is sustained by membership!,
contributions and the distribution of ;U
publications.
FIRST: Corrswndsr il oticiU rtfftedlef
" Mmttrihip" and "Official Corraponant."
SECOND: W rd tnd wloom eontributioi,
whtnor trrnllor lArgt, to our cut,
THIRD: Wt pi.bi;h trf l.n of document
covormg til phatt of th Tariff quvttion. Corn
plots' aot will ta mailad to any adoraaa for 60 ont,
FOURTH : Sar.d potUI card raquatt foe f
asmRla ency cf tsa " Ama,can Eonomiat.
Asas.t Wi'b'jc F. Wilamifl, QanaraJ Bacrsjtarv,
133 Wait 23d Straat, Now York.
Sblcr.tiCo America
Agency for
0AVKATS.
TRAD naaaatat.
OEIICN PATtMT.
For Jnfonnfttloii an1 fpj UiImo Hi to
tlJXH at Co.. Ukoauwat. Khw Yfm.
Oi'Jfl rnrr..u f'r Ttirlrui jmu nUIn Ami1-.
F.vfry rnt"nt ..lten ful hy tit U I rouiflit tMfor
Ui' pulillc bjr a nuttn given frvvofcbuvs la
Isureal f Iretaltmi of asr arsentlltc punor la th
world riiK-n-liijiy l;,urte.t. ht Inu-lllicat
mao .hoiil'i ij stithout it. W'Mkir, a )
eari ( l.i .It months. Aitdra. MtrVsT' Jo
Vi.KuiMaiui, aei tuuadwkjr, nw Ulf.
Jut From the Prrti.
A very attractive puhlicntum lm juat
Imiiii isued ny tht parn;er dvpurtment
i,l II". Il,irl,i"li", 11 1. 1 . - .1
Wyoming and the Black Hill of &uth
iMk-it.t wniuli are rcuciied by thu coiaf
any' 'hi'-.
Tlie see ory, towns, mil e, pimple and
j industries, of llieee two renmrkal l aeo
I lions of country are treated of with W-
iioiu .e Udclety. ( imgea with .'.luatni.
i... imi, sent 011 rwcwi,,, 0f jo ,.t 0
sumps. J FUAJ, 0.P.A T. A.
f hnnli. NehrasliH
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North-Western
U.V'i j?s
I i it As-
LINC
F.. E. & M. V. K. R. is the U
to and from tlie
SUGAR BEET FIELDS
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