lb Sow County Journal.
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giibscriptom Price, 12.00
h. J. flmmnfts
Klitor.-
vfiered at the HarrWfih post oKc as
t Cjuit claaa matter.
f'rintsDAf. Arurmr iff, lrts.
UrpaWllrau Satioaal Tirkvf.
rw president,
WILLIAM McklSi.LY.
AltKETT A. lloliABT.
State Ticket.
lic'vernor,
J. H. MarttU L.
for Lieuwnanl-iioveriwr,
ORLASIHI TKFKT.
for Secretary ot talf,
JO'KL A. 1'Il'EK.
for Auditor;
P. O. I1KUI t'M.
rtfr Treiri-r,
c, E. Asi;V.
lor Attorney Irftieral.
A. . fill Kill ILL.
For Hnpt.of fot.lu- Instruction,"
11. H. IXIKI'.KTT.
For CouunSswoiM-r public l.Btul4 Enililiiig
II. C. Uuiwli.
tor Supreme Ju'lifoi,
tiuHKltT l!Y VV,
M. P. KiNKAlX.
rr Rvireiit of tilt? Mat' I'niversity,
W.ti. NVIUT.MIIKE.
tor presidential Klwtorx,
J. K. 1MHTZ,
V. J.S4IMLLK.
A. J. Ill'HSHAV,
4. 1'. Kiavrtit,
Uil. IHiAPrlt.
1. A. I'KKKY,
J. I.. NcPHKKl.EY,
M. 1.. H(lrK.
ConsrelMal Thket.
for Metiits-rof ('onfrr.t;th lilHtrirt,
A. K. CADY.
Now is tlie time to subsiril.
It seems that some people's letters-to
Ijnt-ion hare about the same weight as
'some people's reports.
W. J. Bryan lias had his name with
drawn as editor or the VarUl-Herald.
If he ever performed any editorial work
a the paper it was not noticeable. He
is a speaker) hot a writer.
We rmw haVe the gold bug anil the
silver bug, and when Hryan finally C4in
vludestorun on the op platform we
Vilt have a straddle bug. O'Neill Fron
tier. Ex-Congressman Burleigh, of New
orki SB willing to back his judgment
With his money that McKinley and IIo
vnrt carry Hew York by 1W,00) major
ity, and that tltey carry Iowa, Illinois,
Indiana, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, New
Jersey, and Connecticut.
The TiMitral committee of Iincaster
vouhly has been making a poll of the
Voters and the result shows it large in
crease in tlie republican list and a cor
responding loss to Bryan. Indications
4ire that Uie same will be true all over
the nation when the returns come in in
Jlovemlier.
Tlie republican state centra! commit
W has derided that the speaking cam-
tign tinder its management will open in
September. But requests from various
places to the nominees on the ticket to
nake addresses result, in numerous en
Ihusiastic meetings. It is noticeable
lliat the requests for trtrifT literature are
increasing, indicating that the tariff ques
tion is going to be more of a factor in
the campaign than some are willing to
iullllit.
Ilet-e ire some facts for farmers: In
lMtfJ there were thirty bushels per capita
i if cortt consumed in this country, and in
1H95, under the Wilson bill, there were
mt 16.98 bushels consumed. In 192
tliere were H9.7B0.00O pounds of tallow
tised and In 1S95, under tlie Wilson bill
here were but 24,377,000 pounds con
sumed. Is it any wonder that the prices
tif corn find cattle have slumped? -Fre-Inont
Tribune.
Three tramps broke into the hardware
More of R. McNair at Chadron a short
lime ago and helped themselves to some
nf its contents. They were captured
fend taken before a justice on a charge of
burglary, to which they pleaded guilty,
dudga Weslover held a special term of
tiourt at Chadron on Tuesday of last
week and tbe fellows renewed their plea
rf guiRy and were sentenced to each
fcefve tt term of four years in the peni
leattary. The criminal who comes lie
(or Jttdge Westover for sentence usual
ly gets one which he is pretty apt to
ve member.
. Tbe populist state convention at Hast
ings last week nominated the following
fctale ticket: Silas A. Holcomb, govern
W; J. E. Harris, lieut. gov.; W. F.
Porter, see. of state; J. F. Cornell, audi
tor; J. B. Meaerve, treasurer; W, R.
tlackaon, superintendent; J. V. Wolfe,
(and oomaiMiosMr; William Neville, J.
& KirttpAtrii-k, supreme judges; A. A.
tfaaro, ragmt A request from the
tf acfsrtle aUtte oaatraj oomtnitte that
Uw ptaoes ot trsissrer aad attorney gen
nl to Itft vacant wm grMusl ! tha
mm o Mm UtUf ofHo only. Tka elec
towi HcM h to to Biwoni ti four
e-MNi tl tear popilMi. Ttos
7
M si .or--n 'sSst ShSMSSSI B Sst
, .istiv j- awaar ewir va swu
T1ie heat during the past week in the
! east and south has been exwve aod
many have been overcome thereby.
Yesterday Bryan was officially notified
that he hat been nominated by the Chi
cago convention. It looks a tittle pecu
Tiar that a candidate who expects to get
his main support in the west should po
from his home in the west to the extreme
east to be notified of his nomination.
Claude Hoover was hanged at Omaha
on lust Saturday for the murder of his
brotlier-iu-law. Every effort was made
to save him from the extreme nalty
of the law hut without avail. There
wax no doubt of the guilt of the man as
the deed was done in the presence of wit-ii-wses,
and the malice and premeditation
w as easily proven. ,Tlie noticeable fact
iif connection with the case was tliat
Hoover was drunk when be committed
the crime, and the holding of th J courts
of late has been Unit drunkenness, being
brought about by the free will of a per
son, is no excuse for crimes committed
by them while in that condition.
Tlie njitionulist jiarty, the split-off of
the prohibitionist party, held a state
convention at Lincoln last week and put
in nomination a full set of candidates
for state officers as follows: Richard A.
Ilawley, governor; O. A. Kent, lieut
gov.; J. M. Dil worth, sec. of state; E.
A. Gerrard, ouditor; Tlionias 51-olloh,
treasurer; Ann.t 51. Bunting, superin
tendent; F. (1. CXIell, attorney general;
J. P. Roe, land com.; F. P. Wighlal, M.
I. Bower, supreme judges; Theodore
Johnson, regent. Eight presidential
electors wre also selected. It looks
foolish to go to tlie trouble and expense
of putting up a ticket and making a
cuiuiuigti for the few votes that it will
receive, but this being a land of political
liberty people do as lliey please about
such matters.
" Thomas E. Watson, populist nominee
Tor vice-president, says editorially in his;
paer: "In the event Mr. Bryan contin
ues to reject the populist overtures, the
populist national committee has author
ity to name a straight populist ticket, in
lieu of the Bryan-Watson ticket; and if
tlie committee slum Id take this action,
the populists of Georgia would enthusi
astically support their nominees. In
that event., the electors selected Thurs
day would not vote for Bryan and Wat
son, but would vote for the straight
pcipn list ticket put out by bur commit
tee." From that it is evident that Mr.
Bryan has not, got the south as solid as
it was claimed. He seems to be keeping
silent as to what be will do with the St.
Louis nomination until the electors have
been lixed in his interests in states like
Nebraska, where the populist party is
manipulated by a set of shrewd political
workers who are getting benefits there
from and tlien he will ignore the papu
lists altogether and expect that party to
walk into the democratic maw.
The proposed amendments to the con
stitution of Nebraska, notice of which
appears in another column, should have
the careful consideration of every voter.
The first in the list proposes to increase
the number of judges of the supreme
court of tlie state, and to make their
terms of olfice five years instead of six.
Ever since Nebraska has been a state it
has had three supreme judges. Tlie in
crease in the business of the court inci
dent to the growth of the state made it
impossible for them to keep up with the
work and as a result when a case was
taken there it would be vears before it
could be reached and decided. To re
lieve this the legislature a few years
ago provided for three court com
missiones to be appointed by the judges,
and while this has assisted in bringing the
work nearer up to date it is not a perma
nent arrangement, nor is it such an one
as it would be desirable to make perma
nent. The adoption of the proposed
amendment would save to the state the
salary of one man on the bench and es
tablish a more satisfactory condition as
to the highest court in the state.
Mrs. Stowe'n Pit ratio for "I'ncle
Tom' Cabin."
In a very unique degree the factors of
heredity, of environment, and of oppor
tunity, upon which M. Tuioe lays so
much stress in the determination of lit
erary achievements, are apparent and
emphatic in the creation of Mrs. 8towe's
masterpiece. The Puritan blood and
home, the clerical family, tbe atmos
phere of evangelical thought and dis
cussion, the imminence of tlie huge
wrong of slavery, the opportunity of a
practically unworked field, and a race of
creatures almost as new to literature as
were Cooper' Indians, gave this mod
eat, inxeperieoced, retiring woman of
forty her equipment. All these, how
ever, would have been as naught if aba
had not brought a tender and sympa
thetic heart, a might faith, and a con
scentration of interest amounting to ge
nius to the task of summing up in this
taw all the oppression or a eyatara trior
ought y hateful and evil to her. From
Harriet Beacher Stowe," In August
Heview of Reviews.
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PROPOSED
COnSTITUTIOIUL
AMENDMENTS.
The following proponed amendments
to the Constitution of the State of Ne
braska, as hereinafter set forth iu fall,
are submitted to the electors of the
State of Nebraska, to be Toted upon
at the geueral election to be held Tues
day, November 3, A. D., 180G:
A joint resolution proposing to
amend sections two (2), four (4), and
five (5.) of article six (6) of the Consti-
tntion tf thA KtHtAnf Vlira1r.l rehitincr
to number of indites of the supreme ,
court and their terra of oSce.
Be It r-o!ved and -nartl by tba LejUla
ture of thti S.aut of Nt-brSa:
Section I. That wtbia two (?) of article
six (n of tb Conititu' l-ja of th Male
of Nebraska ha amauded ao at to read aa 1 ul
1om: Section i. Th'- luprrme otrtjrt nhall nntil
otberwiM prt.rl lm by law. oontut of flva
(i judfitu. a nnj'iri'y of bim Hali be ii--aari
to form a qauruin or lo prooounou
BdtcbdoB. 1. nhall nave original juiladl -tiou
In ea rt-laimir to rerenua cm! caaow In
wbicb tba state nbail ha a parly, tnandaintM.
quo warranto, habeas corpu. and u b
appellate jurisdiction, as may be provided by
law.
8eettno 2. That ctton four (I) of ar'lrla
six (Si of the Coiwutotb.n nf the rtutte
of Neoraaka, be amended ao aa to read aa fol
io :
8ectlon 4 The judges of the supreme
court shall be eiectei br the pU-ctorit of ibe
tate at larye. nnd their urm of offiiw rt
cept aa hereinafter provident shall oe for a
perl 1 of not 1-im thun Ave (.J) yrart aa lha
iai4lafare may preecrib,
tte.'tion a '1 bat ei tioo Are (V) of arttn
Ix (6) of the Contitoii iB of ibeMiateof He
braka, re amnted Ui read a f tllnwt:
Kwtiin&. At the nmt genera! election to
be held to the year 131, there shad lie elected
two ('O junin-e of the hoiirm cuart one
of whom rhsll be elw ted f r a ITm of
two years, one for the tern of four (i)
yean, and at each ffenera! aiection there
after, ther shall be elet-ied one Jndye of
the euprurae curt for the term of five
(a) years, nnlese otberatsa provide by
law: Proviled. that the iuditw ot the su
preme oonrt wh'wi term have not expired
at the tl n of h'lldintr the general ela
tion of lr. shall eonilnu- l-i noid their
ofnoe for iba rrtuain ter of the term for
wbl -h they were respectively cum mis
sion od-
Ayprovwl March D, A. D 1SU
A Joint resolntion proposing an
amendment to section thirteen (13) of
article six of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska, relating to com
pensation of supreme and district court
judges.
I!- it rewired by the Legislature of the State
of Nebraska:
Section 1. That section thirteen (IB) of
article six A of the Constitution ot thj mate
uf Neoia,ki be amended ao aa to read aa fol
lows: heo. 13 The judge of the sunreme ani
district conns shall receive tor their services
urh oompena "l.o-i aa may be provided by law,
payable quarterly.
The letiisiature ehall at its first aovojion
after the adoption of this aiuendmeut,
three-flflh'4 of the members eleuted to
aa:n house ereicurriu'?. ewtalnisb thir
onmpeiiiatijn. The tMf.auensiijn ao
tabiiahed "ball not bo charmed oftener
than oiioe in four veara. and in no event UBieas
taro-thirds ot tli4 members elected to
eah house of the le-ilslur concor
therein.
Approved March 3D, A. 1 lfai.
A joint resolution proposing to
emend section twenty-four (24) of
article five (0) of the Constitution of
the State of Nebraska, relating to com
pensation of the officer of the executive
department. ,
Be it resolved and enacted by the Legislators
of the Stale ot Nebraska:
Manikin L 'lb it section twentr-four (U)
of article five (..; ot tiw i'.onsitutio i of tha
btata ot Neursssa be auiraled to rejd aa fol
lows: Section 24. Th offlTcro of the executive
department of the state government shall
revive for their service a cunipentation
to be eitablihd by taw, whub hail be
neither mcr,-aed nor diminlahed daring tba
term lor which thev shall bive been com
mWeioued and luey shall not te scire to their
own af any feos. costs, interests, uikiu pu llo
tnoneya In their bands or under their control,
perquisites of offl so or othr compen
BaUoa and all fees thit may hero-sfw-r
be payable tv lasr for services
uerformei b an officer provide! for lu
this art! ie sbail be aid Id advance Into tho
state treasury Tbe leislatur.) shall t lt
first session at ter tbe adoption 'f thU amend
ment, th'-ee'tltth-i of the memters eiectei lo
acb house of the lesistature coa
curring, tsLabhsh tbe ssiarles of the
ofBoers named In tbie artl.de. The coin-pt-n
Btion ao esiaulished shall not be changed
oftener than ouoe In four yean aod u ao
eveut antes i tsotb rds of the members
elected to each bouss of the leglsiaiaie uoajor
thercin.
Appioved March 28 A. D. 1KU.
A joint resolntioo proposing to amend
section one (1) of article six (0) of
the Constitution of the State of Nebra
ka, relating to judicial power.
Belt resolved and enacted by lbs Laj la
ture of tbe Utile uf Nebraska:
Hection I. That section on CI) of article six
( of the Constitution of tbc Bta.e of Nebraska
be ameuueu to teau as louows:
rtc. tlou L The judicial post or of this state
shall be vested in a supreme conrt. district
eoorta, coonty coarta jastlcas of tka
I a e, po i -e magUtratea. aud in aarh other
eoarts Inferior loth i supreme couit as may
be eiuated by mar lu which two-thirds of
the tuembe. e.ectdd to each boas
concur. ?
Approved March , A. D. Ut
A joint resolution proposing to
amend section eleven (11) of article six
(6) of the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska, relating to increase in num
ber of supreme and district conrt
jndges.
Ba It rasol va J sad esavetad by the Left tla4 Bra
of tke rtlate of Neoraska 1
Seatloo t. skat a'luB eleven (11) of
article- sis (I) of lha Uonsittottoa of tha stole
of Xebraska ba aateadad lu read aa fol
lows: irtlsn II. Tba la(ta atora. has em two
thlrdsof iba metanera wacted to aa, k hoase
shall eoacar therala. ma, in or fur the ysar
oaa thovsasd il.ht hoasfrad ani alnety aavao
aad sot of tester thaa onos In every luer years
leenaa tha number of Judges of sc
prensa and district oowrta. sod lha Jodloas
otricta of tha state, da, h districts ahall
he fos-BHsi of eoaiaaa terrttury. and
bedad by ooaatr Unas; sad each la
eraaae. or aay ehsate la the bosisrlsrVas
of adleVUl shaU not vacate the offloa uf aay
Aroved Marsk II, A. O. IM.
A Joint iaolBtkm prapodng to iomI
Motion six (8) of artlols on (I) of tto
COMtianttkW of tb gUtf Of
lteBg H thai by jrory.
I
B- tl reso1vt sod ensHfi Vt the LeS aUtura
ot Ut tub uf V eaa :
IKM-Uaa 1. Tea aMiua ail (") rUt-l e
(llJ in (.'ou.llai.iou of i tie Mala ui he
Lrasaa tM buiciid dunMlu follows:
aavtioa . Utur n,h. ut trias b. jury shall
rvms.in laviolsui, hn tue ?fti I'an iuar pro
vide ihxl in civil a turn. fli' sinks uf Mi Jury
mar render a r-rul -(. iui i the legislator "f
Bl- su nuns trial by a jarv of a ,m numb
than iw hum. in cour.s lafertur to lL dm
In 1 oourt.
4,pr e4 Mnrcli 23, A D- liOa.
A joitit resolntioo proposing to
mend section one ( 1 ) of article five (S)
of the Constitution of Nebraska, relat
ing to officers of the executive depart
ment.
Be it re4rd asd nart-i by tbc Iglsla
turw tf ihi Hta i Nebraska;
vMoi.,n 1. That action ooa (1) of ar-tlci-
( )of lhj VHiil.u!l,.a ot i be data
W Neurusaa be uiad-d w mad m tu
Vjwm :
S-ti',B X Th" fxpcativa department eball
couiat of a iTMiDor, lu-utnaQt'Sor-fTior,
arerctary of vVt u -tt.'r of pub ij ac-uunia.
trta,ur,-r. mn e inU;ndi-nt of pub bt in
vtructioti. attorueMr U' mi . com m ii(n-r
of puuiij lDd and but.diiiva. aod
land and but.diiiva, aod ibi
rai.rtaa -oaiaii-Mioa-s kh ot b jin.
extvpt the fait rilroa t com m i mi, ,uera
ahsU h. fid his office for a term of
two years, f-oui the first Thursday after
the flrt Tnesda lu .'antiary, after
bis elnt'tion, and nntil bis anci-eeaor is
e,c.tt-l and qualified. Ka 'h rsiiroad ron
mi Mtloner shau bol I his offioa for a term of
tbreayiani begtnuinii oil toe first Tnuraiar
alter the first TumUy in a uarr a ter
hU a.e.-tion. and nntil his suwr
or is ele ut 1 snt quified: Provided,
hoeever, 'lha: at the first general elec
tion held a'ter the ado.tioj of this amend
ment ih'r thai! be ele-'Ud three raiooad
eonimisionert. one for the iienod ot one
year, one tor ihn period of two years, and
one for the p--nod of three years. 'I h irov
entor. aecretary of auto, auditor of pub
lic accounts, and treasurer shall reside at
tha capital dunnir their term of office;
thev shall k-u ilia public records looks
ana papers there a4 shad perform each du
ties as may be required oy 1 tw.
Approve.! Hirrh 9u, A. U. 1S03.
A joint resolution proposmrf to
amend section twenty-six (26) of ar
ticle fire (5) of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska, limiting the num
ber of executive state officers,
be It reoolvel and enacted by lha Leg
islature of the Htate of Nebraska:
Hection 1. Tha section twenty ix of
article five (0 of the Couutuitou of the 1
Hi ate of Nebraska be amended to road aa
follows:
becilon 2&. No other executive slate offl
cers ex rcpt Ih'Me named in ao tlon on'i (.1)
of this article shall be crented. t-xo-p
br an act of Iba legislature which W
conmrrei In by not h-a thso tbrm f mrtha
ot the members elected to each house
threif ;
Provided, That any offlcs created by an
act of tha leilatura umr be aboiisbtsi or
tbe leifislature, tero-tbirbi of iher mem-U-rs
elected to each uoux thereof eoucur
nng. Approved starch a). A. V . IKtt.
A joint resolction proposing to
amend section uine (9) of article eight
(H) of the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska, providing for the investment
of the permanent educational funds of
the state.
Be It resolved and enacted by the Legisla
ture of tbe Mtaio of Nebraska:
tiewtlon 1. Tbst unci ion uine (9) ut article
eight IS) of the toDsiitulioti of tbe hiate
ot Neuiatka Le amended to read an fol
low :
(section 9. All fnnUWoniritig to tae state
for educational purpoaws, ihe interest and
Income whereof only are to he uei, hll
ba dm-me 1 trust funds held by ibe state,
and the vt shll suppiy all bse there
of that may tn aur manner accrue, so that
the name shell remain forever inviolate
and undimiuUbed. and shad not be In
vested or loaned except on United Htatet
or state nucuntiea. or reitisiered county
bonds or resitred echo .1 district bond of
this state, and su-h fundi with thi inter
est and income thereof are nrcbv solemn
ly piediSKl for the purpose tor a hi h Ibey
are grant-d ntid set apart, and siiall not
lie transferred to any other fuud for other
uses :
ITovided. The boerd create 1 by section
1 of this article Is empowered to sell from
lime to time any of the securities belonging
to Ihe permanent s. hooi fund and invest
the proceeds niiilnit therefrom in any ot thj
securities ennmeralcd in this fectlott bear
ing a hlvher rate of Interest whenever
an opportunity for better investment ia pre
sented; And provided further, That when soy
warrant opt.s the stata treasure reg
ulariy iued In pursuant of an approprl
ation by tbe bmslature and secured by tbe
levy of a tax for its pavmetit. shall
ue presented to ih& state treasurer for
payment, and there "hull not be any
money in tha proper fund to pay such
warrant, the board created by aetiou 1
of this artice msy direct the state treas
urer to pay the amount due on su b war
rant from moneys in bis hands tx-longing
to ihe permanent school fund of the state,
and be ahall h rid said warrant as an In
veatment of said permanent school fund.
Approved March Hi. A. I) litlo.
A joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the Constitution of tbe
State of Nebraska by adding a new
section to( article twelve ( 12 ) of said
constitution to be numbered section
two () relative to the merging of tbe
government of cities of the metro
politan class aud the government of
the counties wherein snch cities are
located.
Be It resolved and enacted by toe Leg is
Isture of the Hi ate of Nebraska:
Section 1. That artlcls twelve (12) of the
Constliution of the Mate of Ncor.iska be
amended liy alding to said article a new sec
tion to be numbered section iwo (Z) to read
aa follows:
Hection 2. Tbe govern meat of any oily of
tba metropolitan class and tba gov
ern meat of tha county In which
tt la located mav ba marled whollr
or la part when pronoaiMou ao to do has
boeo anbmltlcd by authority of law to lbs
voters of snch city and county sad re
ceived lbs aasont of a majority of t
votes cast la such cttr and also a majority
of tha votes cast tn tba county exclusive
of t huts cast to inch metropolitan city at sack
election.
Approved March 29. A. D. UBS.
A joint resolution proposing an
amendment to section six (6) of article
seven (7) of tba Constitution of the
State of Nebraska, prescribing the
manner in which votes shall be cast.
Ba It resolved aud enacted by tha Istftslae-
nra of tba State or neoraska :
aotloa 1 That section sis () of article
aavsm n of lha Ooostllutloo of the HUM
of Hour lha bo amended to read as fol
lowat
ilea . All vote shall ba by ballot, or
sat other method as may bo preeortbed
by law. provided tha soorsor uf voting ba
Approved March s. A IX UU.
A Joint resoiation proposing to
MBtcd saotioa two (i) of artiole four
torn (U) of. th Constlrntion of tba
cat of Webiufca, relafrva to donatiotM
lo works ( taumal iraxarovcmMt m4
manufmctorieC
Ulatur-a of Uw Msto of Kurmi . ,
ft.rll.4i I Tk.i W i ''
fvuri (lt l c..-.itB.a
luilowi: '
6m. t Bo city, eoouiy. .
aiUkfcduaJlir, ur othor ulHTii .
wu luoi uu to ay j
works ul uktul Ui7ioBt. r
nualKt'iTf, onl ir.(..iuoj. so to
uu kUA.1 luiv m
aaliflad -or ul miiiei by s
IbirJa vot st aa .lrtu ir aothorliy i
l.W rmnilad TKt Hit "
eouBtr witk tk doailu of ao-b u"
Tisioaa in ika atrffata bil Hot X'-nl
an par nl of lb ad- yaloaiioa f
ack eooalr : Provided, luribr. lht aur
t or cuDly may. by a tbrw f,ina
Tola, tarreai 'a h tndrbwdn- b V"
onul. In addition to oib U a w nt aad
Bo buad or ridn of m.Uoiauiitr"
ItMDad kalt -a va.ld onleM lb- aio ki I
km iad re 1 I h r a a wi.Jil' lm-d
by lb aacrtary i.d a ait I or "f it-v
tboattog Uui tka aaoia la ixaai iaruaut to
law.
Approved Uarcb 2. A. D . l-Si
I, J. A. Piper, secretary of stnto of
the state of Nebraska, do hereby certify
that the foregoing piupissed amend menu
to the Constitution of the State of Ne
braska are true and correct copies of
the original enrolled and engroesed
bills, as pas-wd by the Twenty-fourth
session of the legislature of tho Slate
of Nebraska, as appears from said
original bills on file in this ff-ice, and
that all and each of said proposed
amendments are submitted to the
qualified voters of the State of Ne
braska for their adoption or rejection
at the general election to be held on
Tuesday, the 3d day of November, A.
O., 18!M).
Iu testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and aflixpd the great
seal of the State of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln this 17th day of
July, in the year of our Lord, One Thou
sand, Eight Hundred and Ninety-Six,
of the Independence if the United
States the Oi j Hundred and Twenty-
First, and of this state the Thirtieth.
(Seal ) J. A. PI PER,
Secretary of State.
Uooil rigs ftirnisliBd on short notice.
Reliable drivers and fjmet snddlo hor-cs alwuys on hnnd.
Oood accoiiiniMlali"iis
Horses luiunlttd.
TERMS REASONABLE.
-THE
COMMERCIAL BANK.
ESTABLISHED 1603.1
Harrison,
E. BSKWSTI.R,
1' resident.
D. H. ORISWOLD, Cashier.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $50 000.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
CO R R ESPO N D K N TSi
Amkkicaji ExcnAXiiK Uatiosai, Ba.vk, New York,
Omaha Natiojial Bask, Omaha.
First National Bank, Chadron.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
HTDBAFTS SOLD ON ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
YOU WILL
OLD STAID
with B.a-isrs FOB
m.
UK.VST lU TliKJE,
Anorney-at-Law.
I'wnipt attention given to all legal
.. t .. IV.,,., Iv nml Ilitr.. !
maiujrs 10 uij.t, . -
(Courts, and before Hie tuiteJ hute
(j)':,.
Fire In-turarhe written in reliable
.-ontiiiinies.
g l-gal i-rs t arefully drawn.
HaRFJWiS, - NtiiHAi-Kt.
B. L. SMUCK.
Fashionable Barber & Hair Dresser.
OPEN SUNDAY rROM 9 TO I 2 .
bazoih iju st-t'iw nT is mrju
t;ive I M I I '!!
Ripans TaLuies.
Kipatit Tabulen cure nausea. ,
liipans Tabulcs: at druggists.
Ripans Tabules cure d:zzm s.
Ripans Tabules afaist digestion.
Ripans Tabules cure bad hrehO.
Rlp tns Tabules cure biliousness.
R:pans Tabules: one Rives relief.
Ripans Tabules: gentle cathanic.
Ripans Tabules cure constipation.
Ripans Tabules: pleasant laxative.
Ripans Tabules cure liver troubles.
T
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North-Western
LINE
F., E.
& M. V, It R. is the Is-st
to and from the
SUGAR BEET FIELDS
OF
NORTH NEBRASKA.
LIVERY,
Feed and Sale
Stable.
for ti.niNi iciil customer.
GIVE ME A CALL.
N. D. HAMLIN,
pRoi'itiirroit.
Nebraska.
C. F. f 'OFnt ,
Vit.e-rrtsidnt
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