The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, September 09, 1897, Image 1

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The Sioux
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! JOURNAL
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JOUnNAL i
VOL. IK.
-PZjfiJRylSOIbj , jNTnUSSSZ Ar THIIJISIDA.ir, SEPT. 9, 1897.
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Count'
1GSTE0PATHY.1 j enjoins even praying.
Gid. K. Johnson, (Moepath i JaJ r '"f"
will treat p'ltientH at Harri
son, on Tuesdav'.. Tlnirs-
, , , f, . , . ,,, , j injunction was served this iniiiriinj; on 2"rd d.-tv of Am ust
day sand Saturday; at Chad-j j. w. Jam. y,-.i and fCvet. flW),JJ,l(;n,,;
MV.-oel.-i Af t.'c ' lillVli Ollnrs liailiwl
ill. UiaKtLf ritMWllJf
Notice to Xon-rniiirnf, l)i indent.
In tho District Court of foiux County,
NthranVa.
Wlltnir V. Unntt, plhiutiff, )
v
Perry YurringUin, (tefendunt I
I'bril Proof Xolicc.
Ail person bevinc final nroof not'eea in
J thin jitM-r n'ill reeeive n w mated copy ot the
ion.
!. i'2 nwl -U i( of V-"1! of i-et-t ion one
( l TowTifh'p twp-ty. n't f' Knnifn fifty-
jt'ull for IWdeN I(i!fvcn 'out Ivltanry loriJIiANT CA"l''. IT.i.i,
There, will bo held on Sept. 2?r', ?':7, rt
! To Perry Yarrltiftton, nnji reiddent edfen-J
wiiei-nnpr, w.Vii., .'pu .. Another d!lllt You Br hereby notifll tint on the
1-07, the plHlntifl herein'
tiet tain in the nhovr. H'lfeit.lfld e n
mid an uiillilliliit in the Lini-let Court of flout ' OU'itV. Ne
nnilili.tr of unnamed nnd unknown wn. bi'--!iM. i.j.inst you, the nhove iwmH rt-
r,..,l... . ."!.. . 1? f. ..! i.i. .i , i ii.... . fendant, th oblert anil nn.verof whieb I.
ttCUlirai.l) 5 tlliU i liUil) Of i l"i ""i""i'ih in uoin iiiiiuiiiK iiirci- to net a-ide a w rr n ty ,eel exeru ted bv
i , urns or niar, i,ii g -.4r tiui properly or , the nl int IT 'n the aliove entit If! e me., to
cat'Il WeeK.- the Wo-UjinUia Coal atid Cx-k-s com-: y"1'. '"fe"'l .nt he e, to I ot vnmber
Tins injniic' ion n as is nrl hv Ju l'e J. th
ThO VinilV rntfntl? initrnl I1'- H.iho', tlie r. nlur jm!4 oi tl:u hr.ml.-n. .i the rrou-,-1 of fr ivl niu! nilrep-
(ESTAEUfiHED
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auWription Fricc, f 1.00
OFFICIAL PAPCfl OF 8IOUX COUNTY.
imiM-r mi'l m e rej uesti'il to i xuniine tlieir : c!oc ii. in., t.t tliB MontriMn school L'i.w
notice aii't If tiny riiois exist riort tbc ' a pfijilc'H in iienileist fMuiiry for tlie pur-'
-uii.e to this omc, at once. j ()f HecUn( fouf ,11(,.filt t) tiw I
laUllivJ lit L,Ut
Prompt attoi'.'.iorf given To ii!l l-ir t i
TlMllEu CUI.TL'BK
of 1 lt.i.icat:o.v.
. V. S. Land 'Jfflo
ts- Con vcntion to Ijc iliel.I in Hurrisfin. Sent..;
Kinai, . I'kooj'. Notice ,.,i ii,,,i; 1.. ,.s, .ti... K..i.....'mattni in Jiisti:. Coontv nod L'i-tii' t
'-n ... ill. i M kimiTC,.1,,1.. Km. t . ieor.. on ne fc.
ircillt co;i"l.
Mliiiucc, v-b. I
A n x. II, i.-r.:7. (
ot'ec i hereby plven th it K iwi-1 Scinrr
of Deniso'i, liiw.i, Ii h filt-l notiuu ;l" Inteu
Hon u tinko'.iiti nr-M.f ue ore !. .1. i;ie-.
'tt. clerk Di-itrict i oiu t lit liiH oltii-e In liar-
U8 umy prowrly con, before the u;eetinK. !CollPts, . hifof9 tw VmWd S!W
J.C. ALKXASI I.K, j
Precinct ConiDiKt wiiian. iLand OUtc.
. i I'i re Jii!vi ranee writtt-n in r!iHl.;
Thr Joi'Rvai. will T(ili-.h yourbrnni, iici,J-on,P,,n,t's'
liv of Lenten, her. I '""""uwu'K."r-"-".l"'ryBar. .-jcn an- . rlXl Di'.pers Carel UIJV lira wn.
'I, on timhr culture niipi.'e .tlou No. I.! 9, (lKionnl bruml T5 cents. Kvery farmer or:
rwit fni niuii. hV von In iniikinR ex J ' ' ' " 1 ''"s!"P 1 runchmeii in Sioux iimi in! )of:iiiiir count lew!
An,. !,- those nam,,! in ti, instrument p--.,Tt to nuUvinn. hvnWn mver n; n- Mw,.: -m r am
isR. v. W. H. V,ev, who tmi hold- j to .-. t of i..wa. for .M Hhove d,-..TiM I"b" , .Hri,ln,' ''''".'J' . ' ! r"nT,r.r '!:!r ' NAL 11 c,r'-ul:,u's 11,1 ov,-r st:;,-p- Hj
li'it l. 1 on re reriuireil to twli- ' . - ' ' " "" "!""' i nmy oe. uie uicuu oi bavin!; mom-y lor you.
t'mi on or before the 4 tti d;iv of October, 4
iog religions hyrvb-cs in the itr k.-rs' i
j cau jej KuiKlays and pinvcr nii-e'inx j m
... - .. .1. t... . " . . 1. if. 1 . . "i. .1 ! I-
s,,r""X" "el "ils v-t '' " I"te,l M tfi.rri.on. "tonx Cnnnty, Nrbrfy. f
I to pra y for th curators and Governor lea, ti.ia :th diiy of Atiarnvt, 1S(7. t
j I'ltinioKiit any of t!i-. ervii-p. Vv i if-v I Wii.bkh V. iiEvvrTT, I
' ,j 11. j ,.. ,. !.' ,.r 1 1 ., 1., ..1 ." ! pi..i.,ti(T v
i-. 1.11 11.. i.i. 11 i..n'iii ti nil; iii'ul ............
J. V. Wkhn Jr,
licarUter.
! churdi. rW-HoraW.
Editor.
Oo. I). Canon,
v juil clam matter.
Fuf.Son State Ticl;t.
'.r Judge of the Pu r reme ( onrt,
J. J. bULLlVAN, Columbus.
Tor VtuUot the Ft: 'e Cnlvorrf tT.
OEO. F. KLNOWEC, Wisucr,
E. V. FAKKilLL. Kt-umey.
How 'i'o l-'itnl Out
Fill a bottle or i-mumon ulass with
urine nnd let it stand tntv-iour hours.
efrt4 Rt thi Harriwm iiot Cfflci MU ...,tm,.,.t or sett hi,'- indaat.-, an ui-
; ti al'.liv condition ot the kidneys. Wlif.u !
j urine stains linen it in evul;iii;c of kiiint-y
trouhlu. Too Ircqm iit tlcsira to nrmnU'
lor pain in the haci;, is nl-j cmivitK ing
' proof that the kidneys and loader are out
! of ordt-r.
Vihnt To Do.
Thera is coinf irt in tiic koowlcds-e ho
often cxprt'H-yfcd, tiiat l.r. Kihncr's
Swamp R nit, llm ureat kidnv rentcilv
IN THE COl'XTV rn' rt otr ;ior
M'.'iliAKA.
fOtlCelM hereby K'v
H'line'l net Her linn til"
. v.i.ni.itliin to iimke fiioil pr
III th" Vi"w of the Ji'mii'I r'ton of tV.p
Tii'fttr of Henry P- itcr, iYri-aeil.
oTtn-n rot nr ino of f v f. av otvt.
Now, on the 7th flay of 'efi'eaile'r IP'7,
ran' ;ptirtre If. Turner, the k lini'n'ff r;i lor
of th'' et 'te of I'eni-v IieUter, fiecp cd
nr.'! fr '"a for le-ive to reioler iin iicco'int.
pileh il 'itinMri'titr. It 1 lh" -"forfl onli-r"il
t'lnt Ihe th (lnv of I'ctnlipr i :7. "t ' o'elocV
p. in., lit e V office in the Vill tr'1 of Ibirri
S"n. I' 'i!'l con-itv. b" ilf "'I -i the t'tee ixi
pl'tpe for exoiiini'iir ii' d cllowlep" id ft"
,o'l,-e Tor ri;li!iniliii;i.
Land Ofllce nt Alii nice, eh.
j "K- a, i-r.t, . $
.-otice in hereby (fi ven fit the folioulnct
'1 1 lit Ice (f li'rt inten.
Iirciof tn imiiort il' liiu
i iiiiui, hiiii in- 1 : in p-oof will l.e nmiie I,;..
f'.re M. .1. I'.'ewett. I'l.-rit IlKlriet ('.iin t. hi
fll rrison, Neb., on Senteri'tu r '."it h 1"' 7. viz-
William Ii 'iin 1; ml ot (Jii-nrNr, Veb., who
tie rte (I.', v.i. :;".:', for Ihe K' of N i.,of
p' ctlon No. Ti nd N'. ; of V-U'i; of M'cl ioa
I0 S). Tnwi'Mhip No K i no. V v .
v I fe na-lie t he fniliiv.'j 'i; V.'i I lll'H.'.N to
hi eo'.tlnnoiiM re'rienee tntrm :i.id ci
tto- of, -iti 1 nd, v'.- Cerh r'l lfe:tler
of Montroje, Ve)i., ilei ti 'i-ii ll ni-i. K 'C. Knott
mat John Thome, nil of li'lrhriot. Veil.
J. V. Wkiin Jr.. lietri.ster.
rf Flt.'.K NCTTd.
YfU 0,1 "'ft si!,' of cattle and on leftj
siiaoldcr of hordes,
ltitnee on Antelope creek
I. O., (ihilchrist, Sioux Co., "cb.
! tin liti k. kidney. liver, hhuldur it nil
Have yon noticed the fusion stale tic k- J ev-ry pariof iln urinary rmssaues. it
t. at t!i head of our editorial coljttm. I cone-is inability U hold urine and w.ild-
itiirpainin pawing it, or had ctfucts lol-
Icoil't. .'idlhe . d lie' of a-lMl d..(v -e'd.
fulfils etery wish 111 relieving pain in j nnd nl! person, inf r-ited in s 'd rt t".
nre rei(ii'i-en m s'tip.- r "i in". i;' e "nil
plnre .piri"ted. m nd h!kiw e ti" If urh
CTlt, why M.ild m.'fount lion!d rot lie jl
CITATtI.ES b-lKHLK.
On let Hide or hip of cuttle, 1
WTSA (11 Iettr.lHmlderor horses. 1
, But still on deck
to do w&on wor
t
rrMiHra (in thrt htt-.il oi W aruonnnt -t. r k r a!?
prove i vMM Audreys Harvison, Sioux Co. Neb.
T( is further or'rr''fJ th'ts-'il !V)Vi
Turn!, ni-!'' inVtr t'tr. trv'c f; w to
, lo.vir, use ol liquor, wine or beer, nd p,,,.,,,,, ,...r,.,,( ,, , M ,M ,,,,. ,,v .i.,,,.,,,
Thedrteutd KOtirr.e Jtdiow j.er u. .. , f.rnes that unplensnnt necehsit V ol a com- of tni order t b pnhii.hcl hi 'run
a.zua roade it ftppcaram: in the -.utti ine compelM ti ei up man v I hue!. 'opx for t Jot-nv u n ,...-.p P';r r.r't.
tu.u lliauti '. re'i . . ed H "d I i irener ! I ei Ten ' tion ill H 111 fn'l'i.
.nrdu)i;dtK.)lHtU)n anii dentin, very where dufint,' the nj,lit to urinate. 1 lie nnlil i tv fnr fo.ir w.tk pifo to tin. d v n-t for
i , t n . i. m th -'it ami Ihe exlninrdirnirv cilVct ol Swamp-1 fl ,kl lie iring.
,,t. wake. At nrtphysu,mi,etho.i..t U )f(t jsj ())i rt.d;i d )t Milt(ds UJ ronSRT w-. ..,.
.ojee Fnr I'lildii-ilini .
Land Oltiee lit Mli 'nce, Ne).
titr. Sis. 1-:S7. i
Notice N h'r'-l'V ir!- en tlm; the i'ol'ii'-ir(r
" ' mi'il xeitler h i filed iiiii-ecth ; int"n
tl in to neike Mm I profit i' -cmi -rt f liiJ
1 It., tiii'l th t s !,! p.-i.o!' " IH : l-.e.
f --'.,!. 'I'rvi'h, ''' ' ' i-ll-t t
II rriw. Vet,, . I,.' I r" .-. I. '' ', .- Z
I M ' M '. p .) d j" I ' I. ., I
1', K ' o X M for '!e. ' o; ' 2
1-1 ef V.I. t, i ., ,,. v "j,,.. , . ,
r v p nn rp v, .-, '
He-, .it-i I he f.i" !n -'r 'V ' c e ; o t-M
my-mmyrja H. W. C'ARTJY.
KyferOn left shoulder of cuttle nnd
i wits tovak-bt-n fever, but it cluMt io v-t-, ,jl,(H(!l fl,r ;tH womU.rful cores ef tie
iition dim losei the fact t h-t it was no
other than th dreaded "yellow jack"'.
It would ftrem s if the Irmt straw had
)rf-n placed on the cami.T'l's hw'Sc in or
der to l.rPMk it, A circuit Jud'e in
Vvheclini; W. V,t on tiw 8rd in-t i.stted
s nij j'u V.on reHtninin,-: Hev. W. II. Wi-l-V
n JJetrio.J vt njiii.-lcr from holdtn- re
viva. ronfting prayer mcetirr nnnnitr
the coa! niiners ti";ir t'.at plica who
hav3 weo out utrikK for the pat to
moithti. "kiaveriiicnt bv iiijnic tioti" is
cettinc to be more popular fvery day
with tl money lords, coal barrons smd j
it p.ireba-wahH court. It is eotnuu t n j l.l
most. distre-sin case., if you netttl a
medicine you hIioiiII hnv the IxM-t.
Sold by (irujrv'isiK, price fifty ivnts and
one dollar. Yi.u mat hnve a sample
bottle ii fid pamphlet both sent free by
mail. Mention Tilt: SidCX ('orNTf
Tni itVAt. and ."nd your nddr.. to Ir
Kilmer & Co.. Hinr-hampton, N. Y. The
proprietor, of thus .a p-r guarantee the
gfriuuiencss of this offer.
fount-, Jic'"
h 'ii con I .iimii i
t nn ..r . - I ;
i '. ' '' oi '
' . ''-"h"' v -
'IT
Of ".O l M .',
ee t piei
cuP'v
lfttA 'J,A horM-.u.
ti-iVii,.Ha'iffeoii J.ittle Cottonwood,
i'. o., Crawford ."ic.br.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS.
If you wish one of the 150,000
positions in the government ser
vice, tliis Bureau can advise you
how to proceed to secure it, and fit
you for passing the required Civil
Service examination therefor.
Energy, tact and a common school
education are all the requirements
needed.
PATENTS, PATENTS.
-i-u. u. ....... h,e ih hest facilities possible for ob-
..i: ... ,a mnvriehts in tliis and foreign
"untried The dlief ot this dept. has had 30 year.
Third buiiding south of iivtir' yayu.
HSHHESS SHOP.
First ''nor r.orth of the
TIOUSE.
tiOll
id
experience as Chief fcxammer, ?mm,M" " t h A P V P IT f 1 T" T 11 P
Patents, and Patrnt Attorney, anu i .t.j j w
... ' . .1 ........ r.nA in til. ftmOJIltlAA
lul in securing Droaa pi"-:'' "'"'"-e---
ol ail patent iiugatiuu - - j -j
aunuuL ur uin .
This Bureau can fit you for admission to the Bar
and prepare you for active practice in two years,
without materially interfering with your other du
ties. Our instructors are the ablest, our system
thorough, and our charges reasonable. Three cours
es are taught: University, Business and Special.
Send for particulars, terms, etc
NATIONAL INFORMATION BUREAU.
1420 New York Ave., Washington, D. C
1
srs.'.M!:;-a:
r.rettv pa-t when a niinist.-r ivpM-utir
th meek nnd liwiy Na. n ne must 1m
enjoined from nVinK pc,od anions' hi-.
fellownien. -'What will ti'" harvc.-tj
bring foiirlh"! Wo are maiiinf: rap'dj
Htriries toward that point in the history
cfthfl United St:!t-.-if the people do .
tiolbythe ktUr.t hrin: Rhotit ft r h;.p,re
in our political Kovvrnuv-nl-and it t'-n't j
1oo latealready when there will he jii'-t j
two claw in this glorious fr-0 rc-pnh-j
lie of our.; the very rich nod the very j
poor, when the poor will tand at a ratio j
of about W prtr rne- or more to one )
rich pervn. Are the people perpefuat-
ttfr a free (Jivernicnl? or, are we pass-'
I i into (.erfdom which i it? The I ih-j
oring class which are the wealth pro-j
ducin peopls ouht to study the eco-j
rtomie questiona ai:d learn where we arc
travelinu to. ;
5 all
all the pain
endsicknessfrom
vhlch worasn
cu'Ier la caused U;
by weakness cr
derangement In
ths organs of
menstruation.
Nearly always
when a woman 13 not well these
crgans are affected. But when
they are strons and healthy a
woman U very seldom sick.
fJcElREE'J
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1897
S X T E(
1 '0 O '
Lone
(.'an aCbitJ to vi. it tl.c
sr
DICKINSIN.
'I'his Yc.ir nt
OMAHA.
SEPTEMBER , -Ito-"- 24:
WSOLINE HI
Ite.M AND WOOD
18?Z PUMPS
Vlrnt Montfis Kcc-elpts of the j
Dnlnglcy Tariff Kill.
Is nature's provision for the regu
lation of the menstrual function.
It cures all " female troubles." It
13 equally effective for the girl In
her teens, the young wife with do
mestic and maternal cares, and
the woman approaching the per;i
known as the " Chanje of Life."
They all need It. They tuo all
benefitted by U.
I The Fremont, Elkhoni & Jik-xmri valley
Sioux City k Ieiiic Jhtili'oads
Will make
Cheap Rates
and will run
Special Trains
OF ALL KINDS.
Eclipse and Fslrbanlis Win
mills Towers, Tanks. Irriga
tion Outfits. Hone, IieltiOK,
Grimier S'tH-l'iT. Wood da.'.
Drive Points. Pipe. Klttla.
Brans goods and F'nlrbaiiftts
Nlandard Mcalc. I'- . r
low. Get the best. 6t'DU for
Cataloitue.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.,
'1102 Farnam St. Omaha, riea.
DO YOU
i
AVAKT JOB
WORK DONE
THEN .COME. TO THE
JOURNAL OFFICE
Sec I'ostcrs fo Dates and Schedules.
ReoniptRoftha revwiue derived from.
fheDingley tariff law during tho ft
month of its operation nhows a deficit
of f-1,000,000, jrreatcr than thedeticit for
the fame month A upust in l'i'Jn. under
the Wilnon law. Tho report is as fal
low:
Receipt A"K. W'-
Bantotn.. - e"'.TO2
li.ternnl revenue 11.1C3.I'-'A
MlHcelaneou 7iVJ,3(H
AtiK. istr,
1,2"13
For iMee In cases requiring speelal
directions, address, flvlnj oymptoms,
t'na " Ladies' Advliory Departrnent,'
This Ch-ttinooga Msdicine Co., Crlta
ncoga. Term.
THOS. I. COOPER, Tupelo, Mlts., tar"
"My ilsttr tufltred trom very Irrijtilsr
and pilnlul menitruition and doctors
could not relieve her. Wine ot Cstdt.1
entirely curtd her and also helped
Mother threwBli the Chans el tile."
Sfierinl Ptiitu Fair Tiain-i aa adveftlsnd will run to and from STATE FAIR
GROUNDS STATION. Oniuhn, and not to and fri-m W ebbler Street Stuti. n
;n t n ii Citv.
THURSDAY NIGHT all Trains will letuo frtm the Webster Street Depot,
O tihu. uftc:-the Pit -ude.
H.-ffuIar Pa.soner Trainn v ill run on jrofctit schedule to end fr- m fb--ter
Stiaa-I Ktati n. Of rnn cnir tir M.t:da.v asluh Tm'n will inn hetuoen Irv
ir.tfttm and tho S ate Fair Giouniiu. cotjr.cutiti! with all KEGULAK rus-'v-nper
Trains in bo'.h direction.
Electric M tors. Hacks, Otnnibusori, etc.. will run constantly between all
Depots and Hoteln in the City and the Fair Grounds.
Total revenue lri,OI3,IOi
Erpcndlturiu:
rnisloa- ISSI.'M
,ther items. lO.PM.roo
Total expenditure.. pJ.'.M 5.7o;,l76
li'i.r.a.o
23,303,1'ii
peflelt US1,7 0.t.K,&
The cuMoma iem leatla with a r duc
tion of 5,341,783. In other words, the
Dinf-ley law produced lens revenue from
See special advertising, newspapers, etc, for a director, of this
Carnival Week,' which Includes
Tle 31st flflit1al Nebraska State Fair
State Horticultural Societg Fall Fruit Exhibit.
IX THE COl'XTV ( OniTOF Slul'X COUNT V".
.SKHKASKA.
In th" Mutter of the Adu.lnlstrfttlon of the
tulat of John II- Ilruwii, fjic.-io.td.
Special Days at the State Fair Grounds.
Tuedav, September 21 SoldierV.' l'h ncer'e and Children's Day.
Wednesday, September 2- State Day. Meals at Restau
rants on the Ground; -" cents thu year.
Fine Mechanical, Art ami Agricultural Displays
Notice It hereby Klven that all pcrsoni D A PlNfr c
havlnaclHlinrtorrtenianiH HKilimt Jons If, ; lVriVjlllVJ bpeed luO
fiRo!, tleci'iisctl, thnt the time fixed for
Hllti clnlnm iigilnNt .tld "it.ttn Is six
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Tnursday and Friday.
ney, $10,000. BtST MILL I KAtrv IN LXlbTAWlL
.. .1 in'i I ....... iii. frn. 11 the ath dav ot CcntomlaT. IWI7.
Wtom.lnAngM.lWt, tnani..e... U) ))rllt
Kon law opi m auijum, niu
eno in favor of the WiUon law ltinK
$3,341, ".OS. When compared with Auif
tmt, 1895, the failure of the Dingley law
iikii producer of revenue in more plainly
Men. The deficit tinder the Wilson law
in ttfOS wah f !.(W."i,-Ih9. The deficit un
der the Dingley law in Auunt, 1807. i
$14'89 1,705. Home allowaiicva bhotild Ikj
made for the natural falling olf in cu
toinH receipt owinf to the pi-opayiti of
their claims with the vouclicm to the coun
ty Juilo of bhM county, at hid oftleo In the
VIlhiKu of HaiTlum, In sulrl county, on or
before the Bill JuV of March, lW, ami nil
cUlitm no filed will be heart! on toe Uh day
of October Irti7 or afterward on the 2nd duy
of each reKiilHr term of nnl'1 court durliiir
the time limited for flllnif clitiniH an afore-
i wild.
And notice U further Riven that Aumt
n'lo', widow of Jon II. HitowK, deceived,
linn filed lier petition In the above named
court liravhiK Ilia a nllow unco bo Kriinted
"... .....i... n.. ..r ..l,l
... . .i i i.- .... ,.f lliu Mr t he iiuinniiniHnee oi inu iiiiiniji
Hutteii towwir U hiKlr retell of ti e . ,h,u ild ,.e-
Heard on the first (lay of the
erm of nuld court. All per-
Dingey law. bt.teve,, thi. will not
.mint for tho great delict in August. ,.,,, r ,,,,
THE AUTUMAL FESTIVITIES AND CARNIVAL FETES UNDER
1 THE AUSPICES Of the KNIGHTS OF AK-SAR-BEN. Kiertrical
illumination covering twenty-live blofkH. The Foant of Qutvara. Gocfreons
Btriiot parade every night: Tuesday ni?ht, Sept. 21 wt, grand military and civic
parade; Wodncsduy niirht, Sept. 22nd. mechanical parade; Thursday night,
Sopt. 2:ird Knlghtn of Ak-Stir-Bun parade; Friday nigut, Sopt. 2itti, grand ball,
KnlghtH of Ak-Sar-Hcn.
Special - Attractions- at - All - Theaters.
CKKHillTOa tioyrs A Milk Wlnto flag.
liOYI) "McSorley'n Twinai."
An opportunity to nee the Tran-Milslppi and
international Expoit.lon grounds and riuildingn
now under eonntruoUon,
'fhofir't report undi-r the Mni'ley law
HAdisapointmentto it nn fortots. !
will also prove the contention that tho
first object of the Liuyley law was to
teimburH the trufdn and syndicates f"r
the conlriliulion mndo to tho republ: "ii
nnipuign funtl th (ueNtif)n of r---j-.'i-
le'Olldaty, --VovM f I'"-
, V ri :"X in 'iiH citate are r"ir:'.red
wi ifjinr tit tlvie and "f.vrn to.-slt tie 4t.Ii
d-iy of October, 1 itt C o'clock . tn Mid
iiliow chmic if mien exlU why mild allow
10. in hhould not tin granted,
tinie.l thin Mil 'lay ot HcplembiT A. 1W.
Hoill.KT WiI.-HjV. ' amy .ludif!.
MA11STELLER BROS.,
Thsy handle every thing usualy handled in a gen
eral department country store.
SUCH AS DRY GOODS and GEOCEPJE, BOOTS and
SHOES, HARD and TINWARE; also FLOUR, FEFD and
GRAIN, KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY GOING TO MARSTELLER BROS.
THE
COMMERCIAL BANK.
ESTABLISHED 1888.1
Harrison, Nebraska.
B. E. Br-wptkh,
President.
C. F. Corna,
Vicfl'raaldnt
D. H. GPJSWOI.D, Caahier.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $50 000.
Transacts a General Banking Busine
ret
LOW RfHLHOBD RATES via F.Er & iyi. Y.U. R.,
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Ocn'l ,MHiirtgfP.
J. K. 1UJCIIANAN,
Octi 1 rays. Ag't.
1-., F. Hi M, p. R.i OMAHA, NEB.
CORRESPONDENTS!
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American ExauxuE National Bank, New York,
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, Omaha National Bank, Omaha,
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
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NTPIUFTS SOW) ON ALL PA33 OF ECKOri. .' ' '
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