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ft. J. 1 tuitions.
tiilere! at tti I larrikin ijt oSJIce a
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THURSDAY, Mllsli 12,
Republican State Convention.
The reuubhcan electors of. I lie ftiie of
liiratk uie i"s)upU'I Ui n'l i"i-tf itri. i ro ii
Jfteir several c.ountle U meet in convention
la the city I flmalltt, w cuiie-ai.iv. iiii i'.
!), l a u'rlw k, p, m-, lor tlie )iurmM of
,cbooing four 1 4 , H1 -f at-t miJ four i ai
.terrmt! to the llepuhlic Hi National t on veil !
-lion to tie hi'M ill lac eiiy of v. I on.-, Mi
.noitri. on Tuinjny. June K'. at li iiVloek.
tuaaii. mill to traiiMU-t mh other l.tiiim-.-.
,:nay properly eoine i-fure ttie convention, j
THE AePoRTIOMIRVT.
The wveral couutie. are e.ttitli to repre
sentation a follow?, tlie n.Kirtlimniint be-'
ini? upon tli- vote eni for Hon. J.wph f,,r ,rv ,,f j.r.OU.OO iwr year. He
S. Hartley tor state w.narer, In !, iviiii , . " . , , . ,, ,
, , , .. i . ha received a number of sue i oli;rs lie
each count- one .lt-!eg:it.- "t lri.- a.el o-ie
for each "iui vote un'l major fraction ; f"" ""J uUay refused them, (irefer-
t!ierol : I ring to remain in th; state where he
.MirxTitiT" nti . i oi vtii s iiki.. inaile his ri nitation. York 7 m X
AJaiitH in .loii iiMtii '4
AnU'lojie l K ' Hrii.-y II
Ilanner .i Keitl) 3
lllaine 2 Keva futia X
Hoone II Kinil.Hil 1
llox llutle h Knox M
lloyil i l.iiiieii-ttT "I
Hrowi! , ... i l.l.icolll , . II
RuftaJo Kotmii t
Kurt H I oiio 2
Huller .
.14 M:nl win
I ttM
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rherry
I beyentie
I lay
, 'oil at
, Cumin;; ...
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I 'altota
jHWISI
Jawoii
.-. Mel'hersoil -
... a Merrick
4 Nauee
... ' Ni'iiuill i
in j
T.V.r."l i
.V Nuckoll. V :
-Il-illliie l ;
... i'liunee i-'i ;
...12 IVrkin- .1
.! i'helps
l
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- j i
PI .tie
ii I'olk
I'euel.
-. 4 K.-.I iilow.
II
Hixon ! Kieh
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lolife
lioutfla .
I.nmiy
Ull more
Franklin
Frontier.
Kurnas
i. Bite
..HrHcld
,.wper
.(.rant
..'.reeley
Mull...-
Hamilton
IfurlaJi
,Hnv"
HltJ-lic-ock
Holt
..1! - Knelt
.Ill- saline
4 surpy .-
...1 saumlers .
.. '.' seotts IJInlT.
. .. s..w-ril
shci-i-lrtii
..1 ' siii-riii-.m
... 3 sjmn
... stanton
.. 4 Thayer-
... 4 I hoiinis .
...I1 Thurston
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11 w heeler 1 1 are "r"ired. lis cost in round uumbers
..I York 21 lims far may be set doun as at least
..Is: Total ln'T'sixtv millions of dollars.
!lo ,ke
Howanl
Jefferson
It 1b reco.n mended th -it no proxies lie nil j
jriitu-it to the convention ami timt the dcM-.
jrates preHent m Htithorizeil t.) cist the en
,Iire votn of the ileleij.itioii of the coutity
,.i hkh they represent. H. J. HvisfcH,
T. K. kkdowick, ( Il linium,
.secretary.
Dates to be neiiicnihercd.
rrohilittlon national con ei.tion, nt
'i!ts
liur(r. May 2rt.
liepahlieau
national convention, tit St
l.oui", June lit.
leniocratic national eonvention,
at (hi
4-ai?o, July 7.
Fopniist national convention, St. I.ouis,
July 22.
Itepuhlican tate ronvent'on to'!ert delr
grates at large to the national eonvention, !
.at Omaha, April la.
Who's A VcHow CiirJ
J.aramie iiepnblican.
"Any Jittle yellow cur
r:,an bark at nijrht and raise a slir.
Rouse the pious from their beils,
In a the differences within the ranks
p Uie republican Kirty on lines of
jjublie. policy it is noliceabU that all nre
.united for the success of the party in the
.coining election. Oiere will lie no split
or disalfeftions this year.
The two men most mentioned for ilele
jSUes a-t larjre to the nntional republican
.convention are Peter Jansen of Fairhury,
,nnd 1. D. Richards of Fremont. John
Ij, Webster of Omaha is also said to be a
'andklate for the honor.
(kl. Neil Brennen or O'Neill, is a can
didate for district delegate to the repub
lican national convention. Any g-fxwl
iian from the east part of the district is
All right, hut the two aspirants from the
jiorthwest should lie careful that the
ontest does result in the defeat of both.
The chicory industry of O'Neill is
jgrowin. The owners are making con
racU for six hundred acres of chicory
lie icrown in the vicinity of Fremont.
The product brings the grower flO.50
jer ton, and the yield and cost of pro
ducing is aliout the wime as sugar beets.
The silver men in the senate propose
fo have it distinctly understood that they
a not intend to bolt if they do not pet
.what they want at the republican na
tional convention. An assurance from
fsome of the single Rtandardileo on the
tame line is now in order. Kearney Hub.
About the greatest misfortune that
fan befall an amateur speculator is to he
jtuccesftfuf. He will think he is smarter
)he second time than the first and his
reeo-horn success will he his misfor
f una. This game thing is applicable to
lw young men wlto crave and secure a
nomination for office. Sewanl Bladr.
The writer was shown a letter ft few
Jayi ago from a well-known (Inancinl
nap in Omnlw asking information in r
anj to lands for sale which could be Ir
fi gated or on which the owners desire to
-jmUm loans. Irrigated kind and bonds
fga4 Imifri by irrigation districts are
fmt&ttf ti In demand as securities for
ynBfMn who have money know such re
v Tt" re sale.
. -
' ',,,1'Jit,, fjr r,'ul'll,", nor,,'"'
n,.i fl,fK.nt.rn .r, auditor and treasurer
' continue to -lf""jf uau over tlw state.
! no apiraul are lia-J of for any of
I tlw oilier place it n evident thit tlieir
; urk Iiuh xivn eneml satisfaction ami
the Us trin role w ill obtain in their
j a--s. Hit- good term deserve aootlier.
J In tin ixt! coiisfre ssional district on
of the leading candidates for delegate to
tlx- imtion. tl republican convention is F.
j VV. Smith of Alliance. While we have
: no h-.K-iii. mi t intrude in the alfairs of
that tiistric , we desi.v to ay tliat Mr.
Smith is one of tlie bt-t working repub
In. ins in tlie tate, and his st-let tion a a
i)i-,t ru t delegate wiiild lie creditable to
iIh? renhlicau.s of tile disliict. Seward
As Mxm as Nehnik.i den. onst rates
tiiat it lias anything' ",d, tliere is al
;ijsiin cll'.irt nt wire to jcet it away
from us. Not lonf kince lion. John T.
Mallalieu receive.l a letter from Con
necticut asking h in if lie would take
charge of tha reform school i.i tint state
Tli"? contentious that have leen wa'eil
for the past few weeks in t!ie M K nley
Manderson matter h ive oeen carnetl tiai
far in some instances. Tliere is no occa
sion to create any feeling between Min
der.son anJ Tnur .ton or any other iromi-
nent men in tlie ixtrly. (j.-n. Man lerm
'ias f'-tly tlnieJ that Ins Candida :y is in
anv w:tv u li irt of a plot u-aiust the
. . I
Ohio ma:i or in the interest of any olh. r
aspiriiii, an i lie ii.is lut iiier saia iii.ii ne
simply agreed to allow hii frienis ti Use
j h;s name if tliey saw tit to do wi. Tntre
'niton Id lw no conlriversy in the case.
The delegation sliou Id not be instructed,
but should be 'Oinoseil of men who will
"stand up for Nsbraska," w henever occa-
sion olfers, hut w ho have sense enough
not to attempt to win a jock-pot with a
bob-tailed flush,
. . :
(iradcs of Via? Vessels.
Tlia United St-ites navy consists of
about sixty vessels, of hi h oue-lourth
Perhup-i it would le well to define the
grades of the vessels, so that the average
reader will understand the characteris
tics of each. A battleship is j ist what
its name implies; it is built to pve bat
tle. To stand and tight and never to run
away is its mission. It usually carries
very lare guns, almost never less than
ten inches in hore. A coast-defense iron
clad or steel-clad is a battle-ship of the
inoiulor tye, and every American
knows what that means. An armored
cruiser is a vessel built for both lihliiiK
and commerce-desl roy ing purposes. It
has a strip of arm ir of varying t!nc!;ness
alon;i its water him to protect its ma
chinery, riome ol the cruris a'-e protect
ed by armor, but as.il rule the slender
! strip of armor along the waist of the
lioat is ail tile protection of real value
that tlie Vessel has. A protected cruis
er is a coujineri e destroyer, with an
inner deck ol steel from two to four
iti' lies thick covering the machinery.
Tlie id ;s of this inner deck, sometimes
r. tiled a "turtle-back'' deck, sloiie helour
th water line and thus the machinery is
protected from tile daiiRer of serious
damage. ( Juii-IriuIs and unprotected
cruisers are without this inner steel deck
as a rule, and Ihev are intended for a
display of streng-i.li in rivers and on dis
tant stations. Ol course everyone
knows what a torpedo-lsiat is and for
w hat work It is intended
We have unother craft that is unique,
concerning whose capabilities there can
be no doubt, saieislhe so-culled "Am
men rani." Admiral Animen planned
her in the rough, and for many years
ured ihe government to liuilu her. tvie
is a small craft, armored moderately,
hut eijuipetl with a ram of enormous
strength, and the ship does not float that
could withstand an attack that she
illicit make. From "The Great Navies
of the world," in Demorest'u Magazine
lor March,
CorrpsKiinIeiic.e.
Bkj-l, Neb., Mar. H,
In the past two week we have learned
that:
Jack Mettlen made two tripes to Craw
ford.
J. P. Sutton, V. 8., mad3 a business
trip to this part of the county.
Guy McJy went to 8'piaw Mound,
tJuwes txjunt-, for oats, paying 20 cents
a bushel.
Miss Ilertha Mo3oy of Pine Ridge was
visiting in this locality, her brother re
turning home with her.
Mrs. Henry Kreeman and children and
Mrs. W. 8. Johnson of Glen, were visit
ing at Bell and vicinity.
R F. Thomas was in these parts can
vassing for his brand book.
A. M. Green does not succeed in find
ing his horses.
Charles fewis and Ala n Mo Tow
uerd in these parts to participate in t e
wolf hunt, hut by reason of inclement
weather no game was bagged.
After having been storm-bound for
several days at the hospitable home of
Commissioner Johnson, W. 8. Nicholsoi ,
and Misses Anise Nicholson, Edits Stev
ens ami Bertha McCoy returned home
through the storm on last Thursday ard
report an enjoyable time. Jtis.se BUY
ens and McCoy paid Harrison a visit.
Robt. Spencer is fullering from a se
vere cold.
Henry and Will Foster and sister, Mi
Lulu, who, with their parents left Box
Butte county last spring for their o d
home in Ohio, have returned to Hioux
Jcowity.
GuoJ rigs furuislMxl on short notice.
Reliable drivers and quiet saddle I torses always on hand.
Good accommodations for trauscient customers.
Horses hoarded.
TERMS REASONABLE. GIVE ME A CALL.
N. D. HAMLIN,
PROPRIETOR.
THE
COMMERCIAL BANK.
ESTABLISHED 1888.
Harrison,
E. Bnicwsn-.n,
President.
D. n. ORISWOLD, Cashier.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. SOOOO.
Transacts a General
CO R li F.SP0 X D K X TS:
AMEtlK'AN ExaUXfiE NATIONAL RaXK, New York,
(;m.h. National Bank, Omaha,
FmsT National Bank, Chadron.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
WLlRAFTS SOLD ON ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
YOU WIIX UNO ME AT THE
OLD STAID
wits: zBzRO-A-iisrs fob
GEO.
PIONEER PHARMACY
Drugs, Medicines, Paints & Oils.
JEWELRY, CLOCKS JNID
FANCY O-OOIDS.
CALL AND REE. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOOLS.
J. E PHINXEY, PROPRIETOR.
HARHISON, KE83AKKA.
The Inter Ocean
la the Moat Popular Republican Newtpmper
of the West and Hm the Larft Circulation.
TERMS BY MAIL.
DAILY (without Sunday) $4.99 per year
DAILY (with Swwlay) fo.00 per year
The Weekly Inter Ocean C i .00
PER TEAR r
As ITewapaper THE INTER OCEAIt ktMua brMt of th tlBM la all
respacta. It (pun niinr puu axr pn9 la Mourins
ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITERATURE.
ThcVZcekly Inter Ocean
A a Family Paper U Not EaceHed by Any.
nK3fH haa acmaihin of intamt to aaeh at mbm Of (be omfl. Its
YOUTH'S DEPABTMEHT 1 taa Try bwt of lt klad. ItaUTKK.
A RY THAI VKXB ra nn4nato4L
It la a TWELVE PAGE FAPZH ftoA ont4dat the Ifttn of the World
POLITICALLY IT 13 REPUBLICAN, and Ita raadvr tbo baiV of
tha ablatt diaenaaiona un all lire pollUo 1 topi a. It to Mb tahad In Ckicaco
aad is in sooord mil tae pop a of to W at ta both politic an 1 lit ratorn.
Plaasa romcmbar t at the pri. of THE WEEKLY IMTih. CAM to
ORLV UXE UilLLAU I tl'. tKAK. JU-.aM
1 MF. INTrR OCEAN. Ch (tn.
LIVEEY,
Feed and Sale .
Stable.
Nebraska.
C. F. rorm,
Vics-President
Banking Business.
H. TURNER.
Sioux 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 miles of
rail oad and has no county
bonds.
Sioux county in the northwt rountv
of Nelinuk. It in ulniut tliirty iuil
eimt Kml wtmt liy ulmiit wtventy mile?,
north 11 nd south and t-ontiiiim
OVER 1,300,000 ACRES
of land. There nre more lrii;ht. irk
lintft Nnuill HirfHiim in tin- rounty tluin
inn Iw fouml in the tuinn- nivn .?lTr
in the Htute. It Inn more ine tiinUr in
it tluin all the ret of the xtute loml.im (I
Itx Krnjuies Bre the rii-het hikI ni.t nu
tritious known mi tlmt or Mix k-rowinji
it in unexcelleL
The noil vrieH from a Iwtivy i lay to v
lit;lit windy loam mid In i-upulile of pro-
dticiiij; excellent itoji. j
The pniu ijbiI criM are hiiiiiII niif
and vgetuVilt-, nllhoiiKh kihhI inrn iv
fro'u in tlie Viitley. The heii t , 011 1 -rye
u nd hurley are ull ol uiiuuiily lii
iiiility ami Loiiiiiiiuid the highest mar
ket priceK.
The water in pure and refivxhin;; ami
i found in abundant in nil (nirtn uf tin
county.
The county in practiiitHy out of dclil
and him over forty-live inileit of niilriwnl
within itn borderK, has a pod hrirk rourl
houite and the nei-eirctry llxturex lor run
ning the county uud there lui uevtri
been one dollar of county bond innuseo
and hence tHXm will 1 low.
The Fremont, Elkhoru & MiMtoun
Valley r.nlroud cro- Hmux count
from eaiil to went und the li. & M. Ii
aliout I teen imleit of it line III tin
northeast part of the couuty.
The climate i mure pleaKiut than thul
of the eu.ileru iortioii of Nebruhka.
There i till
OVER 600,000 ACRES
of land in Sioux couuty yet o-n to
homenteud entry. Jt in better luud aim
more deHiraldy located ktlian tlit foi
which Much runl are made on I lie oien
iiij,' of u riervation. There in no rail
road land in the county and for thul
reaiton ltd nettleiliclit liun been hlow fui
no Hpeciul eirorl to get 'bettlerx was
made, an won done in the eurly day ol
the settlemeut of the eastern mrt of the
atate.
Good deeded land can be purclmwd at
reasonable ruten w ith goveriiiueut luud
Jjoiniug no tluit a person w ho wuiitu
more tlwn one quarter nee-lion cuu obtain
I it if he hua a little Uieuim.
Tliere are about 1,500 people in the
county and there is room for thousand
more.
Jiarrison is the county seat and is sit
uated on tlie V. E. & H. V. railroad, and
is as good a tow a as the thinly settled
country demands.
School houses and churches are pro
vided in alinoMt every settlement and are
kept up with Ihe times.
All who desire to get a homestead or
buy laud cheap are invited to come atid
see the country for themselves and judge
of its merits, iloinesteads will out be
obtainable much longer and it ou want
to use your right and get ltW acres of
land from Uncle 8aio free it is time you
were about it.
I-eek at This Mat
of western cities:
Chit-ago
Omaha
Ht. Louis
Kansas City
Bt. Joseph
Uncoln
Denver
Dead a toed
Itdoes'nt matter which
you intend
visiting. The Burlington Route is tlve
nest liae to all as it ia to any one of
them.
Advertising matter and full informa
tion about traiM und rate on applk-u-tioo.
I fiu(c:,o.p.4T. A,
Piaaha, N,b.
OrflCIAL DIRECTORY.
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Hi-linr sulwrlMnr tor V.ij itiiie
Vi-1 hi IU-st
Demorest's
AN UNPAR.tLI.EU OFFER.
:piinirrt' nt l"it t I'ii Iter is nn- lb" mn. t
pruftlr ! tin Hif 111. ir'xi-t. Tn un- iM m.y
izr a mi- nl r of til- h' hi.. hoi. 1 t-ifll I r.-
inlri'. In r.i'h rnpv irt tlie X.. rlu. 1,
irluti-i a i ..MHi.i ritiilii.K the uli rliM .
r iMiri li.UM'r. Uiu , tti-m iorih ami t !
l-irly ihiHI tor . i or .my ihi.ipIbt nf p ,tu r..
for lunr ri'iit. each to i-ovi-r jiu-ki'i' un-t
HokUKi-. Wln-il IBi Value of tlie l itt"rn I 1
c-oiiiitii tin- milm-riln-r nt-lually i(et
IjEMOKESTS MA(5AZ,NE frek
nI hut n miifii.hie It lt r or lr Ii will
I more Lrllllunt tlmi ever hrfom. s. w
iiiaimaeinelil, new ini-tlioU. new l.e.
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