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THTVDAT. MaW-H 2Vth, 1900.
t;e. 9. CtnM, Editor and Prop.
M.A1TE.JL liait utile.
Going Wrt. Going Eut.
Jio.S, mixed, ll:l!o. . mixed SS
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North-Westem
LINE
F. E, M. V. R. H. is the best
to and from the
BLACK HILLS,
DEAD WOOD ASD HOT SPBlNtiS.
80UTU DAKOTA.
Look out for April fools day.
The Co. Commissioners were to ses
sion three days last week.
The Peisb-Joi'RKal and St. Louis
U public, $1.60,per year. Try rt.
There has been a wonderful lot of
-,kHoess in and around Harrison this
spring.
farWrite Havdeo Bros., Omnha,
Wholesale Supply House, for prices anp
oamplee.
Oarpeoter Bartlett com menced f ram
ing the lumber for W. R. Smith" new
business house this morning.
Uny Kendall, will farm postmaster
.Bogarts place this year, putting in about
i5 acres of different kind of cenals.
County clerk Emm, is expected
nome from Blackfoot, Idaho, between
hjs and Saturday evening-.
A nice little snow storm visited this
j art of the country Tuesday night, but
did "sot" sooo disolved it tbe next morn
ing. Bead county onirnissioner proceed
ings and precinct assesors annual met
ing proceedings in another column this
week.
Pat Lacy who has been seriously
sick for the past week is now much im
proved and will soon be on our streets
again.
Nearly every farmer who expects to
put in wheat in this neighborhood this
spring has either already sown it or is
now sowing it.
Without doubt spring has come to
slay. To be sure we are liable to have
an occasional bad and stormy day but
they will not likely be very extended.
We are glad to be able to say today
that Mrs. Canon is very much improved
siniertbe skillful treatment of Dr. Fhin
itxey who has been the attending physici
an. News reached here this week that all
of Ferry Whites men, who went with
feint to Hart ville to work for him on his
railroad contract have quit him Later
me of the boys have returned.
Judge WesUver notified Deputy
County clerk Burke Monday by letter
"that a there would be no Jury cases in
County this term of court, that he
would annul the order for calling a jury
-for the spring term.
Mrs. Melosh, mother of Mrs. Frank
Lewis of Andrews, and Mrs. Chat Unitt.
living south-eaH of town ten or fifteen
- miles and ber lady Friend who have
been visiting here for three or four
weeks left for their home in the eastern
part of the state Monday evening.
Received another consinment of
clothing this week at Gerlach store and
the price be Mils them at, beats eastern
Houses all hollow you see he bought
them last fall before the rise in wool, no
doubt bis prices on everything are low
compared with other bouses.
W. K. 8nitb, Monday closed the
&al with Attorney Guthrie for the lot
adjnining the journal office on the north
and the first of the month he will com
mence the erection of a building where
where he proposes to engage in some
kind of business. Still there is room
f or more.
Henry Will, who has been suffering
.quite seriously for the past six or eight
weeks, with ear and head trouble, left
last Thursday evening for the hospital at
Chadron where be went to receive speci
al medical treatment and possibly under
go a sergical opperation of his ear.
If our street commissi aner would
the nail-beads sticking tip in the
village sidewalks, which protrude ab-
oue the planks from one quarter of an
taenia two inches driven down or pul
led eat, be would be rendering tbe best
.ftsrvic tb public it has received in tbe
Tillage for 7
Lew Witt was tbe only little school"
oy ia tbe) town, rbe took bis two best
Mout ridiaf Sunday. No, Lew does
-sot Wear knee britches dent think be
Mr did wear them. Tbe girls well yes
4fctfttin wear short dresses but then
ttoy ars Mommiag into young woman
ioodaad tf they wish to take a ride with
sotiool srttolar it is ne body's
So "f it while you'er yoNofc
Car wfesa you gat old to cant"
Obi asoaat of sickness Pat Lecv
U naaUe to have tbe Photograph
Celery
Vrfors April 15, But
Vr.tm, tte rfcoUrT-pber will be
ImJ Vy M ttesfpre4 to do yoor
I'Um 9tm. 'All Who hti Mtisttc
rito!lCf.L'sitoswiJleV) well
" !-'lZ'i-Jtl t. lm imsnwte
Hereford calves for sale.
I have a few Hereford yearling bull
calves to eell, bov one dninng a good
young animal will do well to look at
these- They are from good block and
prices reasonable.
B. F. Lang worthy.
W A N TED Good cirl to do general
house work on ranch, must be a rood
cook, pood wages. Address, Sirs. W.
U. White.
Cureyhurst, Wyo.
FOR SALE L. C. Lewis ha 50 bush
els of Salzrs early six week Potatoes
for s-d. price 50 tents, orders left at
Miirsteller Bros., store will be attended
to.
FOR SALE 3 R-tristered Hereford
Bulls; one 8 year old, one short horn
yenr old, also yearlings, Hereford and
Short Horn. CHAS Umtt.
E57HiplitJst prices paid for
hides at Eogeet liouwf e,s.
There was a good attendance at Mas
at the .."curt house T'ifdy.
Sheriff Holly's health is somewhat
improved over what it was a week ago.
Mis Finch of Chadron, lady friend
of Miss Claudie Hester came up Tuesday
to spend a few days visiting.
Dr. Fhinney, was at Andrews Mon
day night in attendance upon ( liris
Christensens little girl, who is quite
sick.
W. R. Smith is having building lum
ber unloaded on his lot adjoining this of
fice, preparitory to commence building:
on it next week.
Uehlachs Store will receive next
week the finest line of Ladi and Sfiws
summer hats that ever came to Harrison
and for prices you will be surpriwd how
blow they will he sold we will sell you a
$4.00 dollar bat for $2.50 cent.
llev. C. L. Smith left for Lincoln
Monday ni,rht, where he goes to look af
ter some city property which he owns in
that metropolitan, village. He w ill be
absent over a week and hence, there will
be no preaching services in Harrison
next Sunday so be informed us and auth
orized us to so state.
Breezes From the Valley.
We will pot intrude largely on your
valuable space at present.
The boys are beginning to scatter for
the saason's work. Howard Burke has
begin working for Mr. E.trdtnan and
Clarence Zimmerman is now working
for C. F. CofTe at Rawhide.
Mr. John T. Coffee came up from
Chadron the latter part, of last week,
after a couple of horses and returned
Monday.
J. E. Hollingsworth came over from
Indian Creek Sunday evening and went
oo to Crawford Monday morning. He
is expecting his father to return from
Cal., about the first of May.
The Bodarc Sunday School will give
an Easter entertainment at the church
on Easter evening, April the 13th all are
cordially iuvited. A collection will be
taken for the benefit of home missions.
Remember Mr. Rice preaches next
Sunday morning and evening. All are
cordially invited. - CUO
School Report.
Yearly report of Bodarc school dist
rict No. 6, Sioux Co. Nebr.
Number of davs taught 117, number
of pupils enrolled 41, average daily at
tendance 29, number of days 'each pupil
attended, times' tardy, and average
grade in studies from monthly examina
tion.
Claren Zimmerman, OS ds CUlr 89 p.c.
Howard Burke
John "
Joseph "
Mont "
Editb "
Julius "
Ethel "
George "
Charley "
Millie Eberspetctier
Nellie Scott
5J 6 89
101 7 87 "
08i 12 88 "
92 4 89 "
113 17 91 '
100 8 " 72 "
lir K 1 "
107 8 H2 '
95 7 80 "
' 85 23 85 "
100 33 88 "
90 30 77 "
85 50 79
, 101 81 80
51 11 ' 85 "
96J 22 82 '
48 2 71 "
77 2 71 "
It 8 , 78 '
71 1 82 "
87 1 80 "
72 7 "
105 9 79 "
100 11 81 "
116 2 SO "
113 2 ' 84 "
105 ' S 80 "
108 84
Wl 9 85 "
104f ' 8 W "
77 11 8$
78 18 83 "
Eddie "
Bennie "
Mary "
Anna Scbleyer
Elsie Hill
FrsdSchaefer '
Maggie "
Jehnie "
Joseph
Arnold DeBock
Leo '
James "
Roy
Willie Antrim
Lor "
Arthur "
Willie Orimm
Jos
Mabel Thayer
sbryCkrroll
TbereM "
Baddie Urissn jostkttooded one day
MdJoka Acott s-ttsadsd just ooe day
EdUbMd Kthet fiariw gat prises is
psiliss rs&wU rt priM for gsod
Commissioners
Harrison, Nebraska. March 42, 10.
Board of Couty Coininlinioiier met in
regular session pursuant to call.
ConimlHlon-r prefent, A. Procanler, E.
Kobwer and JenaU. Meng.
The Hoard proceeded to aneertatn the In
fornmtioa iteees.ary in order to Select the
untuin of persons from wtilrh t dr
Petit Jury to serve at ttiH April IfrOtcrin of
lh. Tlftr-l.-t Th. M..t..u ..r all ...
.'.!. I. . " - " .... 1 . ..... I' I .
two yean whs first obtained. The atwtr.tct
of votes cawt at th l.'ixt ecueral 4-ieclion
a rxamlaed and th-i total iujnbr of
votes cat at the last general election a
found to be SSI, v.hhlh numtwrdivide4 by
fifl, the nuuitxT m' pei'iis required by law
to be IUtd for .fan' purp It was
tounil ttittt oue pT-u eonid l)e li; led .
J ui or f or f. n n: flvi; twe'.fUi eiecun" found
In each jir.i, i.
It apt"ar::.if to m Hoard that Snake
Creek tailed U- i i I au election In Novem
ber b ('J it vras a id-il to projMjrtioa the
nunilHT i f Jarors in said precinct from the
voti' cat at the last general election held
In a:iid precinct.
The tul'owin Mt of narnes of Tterwms
eleiide for JuMrs a then selected from
thecvvral precinct.
Andrew Precinct 5.
John lilomljnrjf, C. I hrlscmen, X'.eU Iie
tricnoii, A. T. IJoKnaoii and W. T. Joue.
AJittJope Pre:inet-1, Aii;ul L, kinj.
Boaen I'reelnct II.
JE. A. PiRflow, ill!o (orbin, John II. IHeeh
uiao.T. .S. Dredge, A. Meiiinley, W. 1., Iloyt,
G. M. l acy, Y. Lansworthy, '. E. t n.pheii
our, Erauk Wright asid lehhrt.
Cot t'diwoo'l Precinct,.
John IJnrros, A.C t'oDers, ('. C tirove, W.
A. ;hize, C. U. l ux, W. Martin arid John
Mechftm.
Hot Crock Pr.icinct 9,
2. K. Antrim, l.rt iiiir.ice, T. Doyle, I
lfeBork, J. C. Kberja-cher, J. Kluley, ci, W.
Crim, Doiuini'iue liaa and Joe ilolf iitami.
Montro I'reelnct-i.
Henry I'leekeiibrfH-k, Henry Watierbarger,
Peter WieiieiifuUIt, J. MeMinif, V. Miller and
Joe Konrath.
Kit lining Vi ater Prucliict-1, Cbaries Grew,
ell. " -
Sn?nr Losf Precinct 4.
MlkeBoT-r. T. t'. Golden. A- J. GreetiHd
and . awiiilmiik.
W'hUtlc ( reek Precinct -.'(.
J tckion llultieu, W. H. iieholoon and L.
l.arnon.
Wrtonnet 1'reclnet 7.
W. Woodruff, I,. I- Wilson, P. Witt, Sam
Thoiiiaa, ( harirm tsdillt, J. G. ilerrlam and
0. A. Garlon.
White Itlver Preeisctfl.
M. J. Weber, S. It. Parker, IJ. Nelson, 1.8.
Meltito-li, J. Kaiatrom and J. I!. JoIhimjii.
On motion Hoard adjourned "until 9 o'ltH-lt
a. id. March Zi.KOQ.
Vim. J. A. KAVM, Clerk.
Ity J. ;. liUUtiE, Deputy.
Harrison, Nebraska, March 23, HnO.
BOTrd met pursuant to adjurntnent.
PrcHent, coinuiiwioiier 1 rocunlsr, SleuK
and liiihweraiid clerk.
Oh motion the Board decided to go and
view site for liridtr5 at Mo:7tro.
On motion Hoard adjourned until II o'eloek
a. in. March U, two.
Wm. J. A. i: VI M, Clerk.
By J. B, lit' UK E, Depnty.
llarri'iou, Nebraika, March 44, )Wiu.
Board nfet puruant to adjournment.
Full Hoard and Clerk prexeut.
On motion Clerk in 1'mtrncted to notify
county 'J reinsurer to tranafvr tMM from
Bridge fund of to (ienera! fund of 1U00.
On motion A. Procuni-r te:ta i;iitr!ted to
!e ll:at Mr. ird fto;ui wus provided ,
with prnjM.tr foxi and clothing.
Ou motion foilowinif olficlal Honda
WPre !
approved:
W. E. Lyons, as Deputy f-herlff; Joe Klpp,
Eoad Overseer ltoad Oiat. So."; Ed Pelrin,
Road f'verwer Bond Ult. So. 8; Geir(fe
Grim Road Overseer Uoad IHat. No. 4; O A
Carton Road Overseer liod )lt. So. Z; Joe
Hoffman ttoad Overneer Hoad Dint. -o. 5; C
I iruith JuHtiee of tbe I'etce, ISowen pre
cinct and J. IS. Burke Deputy county Clerk.
A Strange
Her Otto Gleiner or Kleiner was the user who mad the awful predic
tions and at the time thay were taken as the sample raving of a tnun vi lioe
mind had become calloused by constant study of the scriptures and religi
Obs tp i'S generally. In view of the Bor war and the interni.tional c !tipli-
-.il.if.tis that are now pending, the following portentious proj I '.-) ha i ieo
rev.vcd:
'He predicts that the twenty-fiflh president will be the lii ! e.-.C'iie
head of the United States. During his administration the dih.-.i!t.'t'd
masses will hretik into open rebellion, and the established form of govern
ment will be overthrown. The United States will be rent asunder and for
a year or more anarchy will prevail. Vhen order shall be brought out of
chaos, six republics will be formed, with capitals at the following cities;
San Fra'icico, Denver, New Orleans. Washington and Boston.
"Hs foretold the Austrian, Russian anil Franco I'russiuu wars, the death
of pope pius and the Turco Russian debate at arms, lie said that Ger
many would have three emperors in one year before the end of the century
and indicate the death of two United Stales presidents by assassination.
All these have come to pass. , In ths same article he predicted that at the
close of tbe twentieth century great seismic disturbances will lake place
which will cause th-p submersion ef New York city and the eastern half of
the city of Ilavanna. Cuba is to break in two, while Florida and lower
California are to sulfer total extinction. He predicted a growth of a Dem
ocratic spirit in England whi.,h will overthrow the preeni form of govern
ment and make the country a republic A recent speech of tbe Prince of
Wales in which he expressed a deire to live to see England a republic look
like this prophesy also would be fulfilled. 4
"He painted a dark future for the United States, lie said at the bse
of the century a feeling of unrest will seize the people. This feeling will
be the outgrowth of unequal social and economic conditions."
Baggie Jam).
John Minhmrt and family of Sioux
County, but now of Crawford was down
in the valley last week looking after his
ranch aod taking the boys if they were
nady for free range.
Henry Wirtr, says his six fittla March
I cbickeas ra frowhtg ejoeJy. " .
vafet AaleiaB to hmtOej dr4wt hs
Proceedings.
On motion the following rlaiTin niritirnt
rinix county wera andlteit und allowed and
on uiot'on w.irriiiitu onierl drawn on tiie
Geiier.tl fund of lOj for fume:
K. liohwer wrv Ires a t'oiiiiniiiourr..t 9 10
JensC.Meng " " H'
A. Pmcunlt-r " " 3S00
t eal Gerlarb Mippltea for Clerks of)ice 1 lu
Win. J. A. Eauui Hillary aa clerk of the
Iloj.rd und potuse 103 00
t U. J. OTttaneil Jury ai ( j. Attorney
and advanee fee
88 IS
J. E. Fbiubey me Ileal ervice 4 Sup-
pl i a for ilr4. P.arton : IS
J. H. Ilurke crvlce Co. k-njit. poot-g jiiftfw
Tuo. Iloliy feei'i rcetirson Court h"U S 31
Jelf Hetvitt i,lao !b co it at '., per ton Si r
Geo. 1. ( imo i adverti-iliRalld upp'i-
furniaed the County "-'
Fremont Tritnine 4 ropie.i reviae.t -tal-
ute. Siji.ttini Dig. -at,. . M
Ou inotiwi the Clerk In tiintnii t' I ' no
fy o. Treasurer to refu.id the pi i : : ,':
paid by Robert ,eier under pi r. n:
lielngoti li.J eaMl In sehiml t i: ..
:, and aJionkl- have beeu aasei A in iit
rlet So. !.
On motion the Llerfc Is Initmeted toi-u,
a tio.ot i ertifl.ciite .ik .iliMi Kotd Ulatriel :o
:i ot K la favor of M. . Park.
On motion claim of Fred lieeinsn laid
over for liie reaaon don't know where aald
biMitu lilauk ere u. d.
On motiua Claim of James MeCnuii as Road
Overseer for (W wu allowed und Clerk
ordered to draw warrcit tor tin) a:ii
aaiu.-t o.id DUnicl No. 4 (or the year Vtij.
On motion the cl.ilin of II. II. l'uMil of
4'XlO.lwaa allowel -and C;orU U Instructed to
drew warrant foraame agiiinxt iio.ul Ilat
rict So. JiS lor the ycat I SIR',
Ou motion cluim of Henry Kreemnn of
i-i (A) for u of School tnu a icj-.ted.
On motion the Clerk i. Instructed to draw
warrant f ;r tl s.1 ag-ilnxt Ho id Diniriet No.
4iu faror of James Wli-ain and cancel uid
Road certificate for tlie year la it.
On niotioii county Tre vurcr i lnt ructed
to trornler all fands In )ii huii'lt bcIouKhiK
to f'ial lioad Iii,ulet To. to General
fun 1 of Ii'St and to cancel on tin r' -(jUler
warrant No. S of lb levy of lsn.tlaU'd June
ft 1M.4 atraiunt nai I Ui-trlet In favor of F. A.
CaxtU auiue bavl.ie beet retur ioil to ami
canceled by county Hoard,
ou uiotion Clerk li Initnictrd to can n l
warrant No. 2 nistclal ltoad i.;irict Noli and
Imu warrant ou Gtlneral fund of b-V ia
favor of Grant Guthrie lor the u;n of p'OOU
for cimc.
On motion the Clerk I Instruct ed to draw
a warrant aguln-t lio;-.d Dlitrlvt No. 1.'! in
favor oi H. II. liu-seil for an and oancel
Boad eertiflcate l.ued Dec. sa, !.
On motion We ajipoint ( 'hurlca If. Grove
and Ch:iliMi .ukc M Jnatlces of Die leaf
for Cotloawood precjnet.
Tiie )wtition of O. A. Gurton and otln-m
r'Ue-.liuu that a Public lioad located and
eM-ablishcd asfoiioaa:
Comim ncinK at the .State line between
yomiug and Nehr-a-ka, at the north wivt
corner of Ste. 2, Tv, p. .3, 11 aiige S7. thence
woutu S miie; thanee eolith et on tiuet
pra livable route ft tbs otilh-ea!. corner
of Sec yi; thence et t, mile; th"tie aoatll
l.'S rial: thence wct two ro!a; tbei?c oiit!i
, rnlie; t.ieuee jouth teuit ua moat prHCticble
route to the south eat corner of the north
east ol tlw north "St V4 t S. 4, Twp.
Si, Range 57; i hence eat one mule; thence
outh H mile.; thence cntt three ijij.irterH of
ftuilln on the no tb nldo ot half fee. line,
thin being Government land; thence Mitith
eat on most practicable route on Govern
ment laud to a point mi rod north and 2
rod" eat of the aotitb-eaal corner of the
tiortlii-ct of s. c. ;l, T'-. li nc.'e
tiieaee ju::I I., l: ,e Irii. et- wiCl
County Uoid o. 4i, .:;. l.cutf a tor.M nt
Hoiul.
On motion said petition was grauted and
Koad ullowed.
Oti motion the claims of am Tcblwt Ern
et I.Con and A. Mcl.iuiey for appraising
Koad were laid over.
On motion Board ai'Journed.
Will, J. A. K ATM. Clerk.
Ity J, It. r.UKKS, Deputy.
Prophecy.
will finish next week if the weaUier ii
fine.
Any body winhing to have their pict
ures taken will do well (o come "down to
the Boggie, all work guaranteed.
Say Mister! Joseph Huffman killed a
gander that weighed 26 lbs with the head
,o(T, how If this for a Sioux county gan
der. Boogie max.
JUST ARMVEI
AT- r
I ROHWER S HARNESS SHOP,
All kinds of Harness Good?1. Also, Flour and all kinds of
Grain and Feed for sale. . Besides the above I have Build
ing material, such as Lumber, Lime, Hair, Cement &c. &c.
Pnll find fri i P I? K 1 VSi
Q 0O 0-K3C4K)40CClK5
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V rr -r-r T- T T -s - T T- 11 T-v
1Mb nUJNhLlt
Drills, , ,
Drugists Sundries,
Pc'iints, Oils, Varnishes,
Books and STATIONARY.
J..E. PHINNEY, Proprietor.
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RICES WILL
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OFFICES: 1513 Doiijm Sireeu
fiCTUUX: 11.14 Iiard H.et.
We Celebrate Our 2St.'i "Uneyji
It's np to the People,
Less than a year remains in which
lo gather facts, and information that
will influence your vote for the next
president of the United States.
That grievous wrongs have been
committed, and grave errors allowed
to exist without effort at correction, is
evidenced by the speech, writings, and
comments of eminent statesmen and
jurists ; congressmen and leading men
of business; Lrofessnrs and clertrvmen
in every sute.
Party afBtiarions have ten ignored
in t'at. otitcry againbt t!?-.-'t asitie
the safeguards of our fathers and
ing ptll-meil into the affairs of Europe.
The situation is a deplorable one if
not alarming ; as is also our domestic
sZun dominated by gigantic Trusts.
The evils are not of spontaneous
growtii ! They are the result of years
of labor and expenditure of millions
of dollars! Beginning with the dis
placement of American silver for
Enjr'ish p.oU, the cOnning cf Eng
land's diplomacy in shaping jhe'des
".ir.y cf cur Republic is epparent to
in;; rrdinary cbssrver seeking the
.rue bwirdncrs of events.
Tin Cindnnati Enquirer has fre
qnenily called aticnaan to etch and
every move as it vvr.s transpiring, and
d.inii'x the cirr.psia cf xjco wil!
prt-seit i'.j readers with a truthful
,trrr.y of fuels thr.t will Le extreme! j"
iiitrcsllii arid startling.
No fair-minded American, be he
ll.ul.!:c,in, Democrat or of other
political f iidi, can afford r.t this critics!
amj to i(';r,cie the truth. Partii?.u
prejudice, vy iih the Trusts as dictators,
s a Lit more degrading bjavery than
that wls'ch existed previous to the Civil
Var of '(Jr-6.i.
Trusts in the United States alone
have a rcpretcntative capital grea'er
i!ta;i all ti.'j pro! 1 end silver in the
vorlj. Yr.i'.'z will spend many more
ni':;-.:i-. of dollars to suppress truth
ind fiefs ::Wit:A nil who fil 1;;
1oc'k lctiid ffeir plausible riacep
vin.'.. '.?-. J tlie Eii'jitilcr and yot
rill !e sl'e to di-cem the truth art'
ocih it fj.?.-.:hoc l. A victory f-.
'fit:;,; sn.1 t'; JI.".Kin'ey Aanifiii
'.raiioi ia 75:0 wi'J end the era 0.'
j.eit? t .-i;,-l to frrcatest r.u.tiber.
t!e
C:r;-..ii'nati Enouirfr
For
We cae mk
loer Beaur
Flue, AU-Wool
Utett City 3tylt
Ye can be welMrmetd mui
if o know how. Writ n lor
pica uM BoekKt Ham It
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EGGERT ROHWER, Prop.
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tV aim to fiinlstt th' t'l;nin tv'
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Amnveraary O;hor 21,
Societies.
Then? will b? Mu-sattln- Court
!I uioii I'au lay, .li-li. K, at lOj.J I
o'clock.
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pastor ' -V1"
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; Pnn'Ur Si-nooi m oi n k a. m. Kpwor'h
l-zm :.io p. m.
' 1'rhlo? cverT Sunday evet-i,,; at 7:S
p. tn., niid rrery alternate Sunday a' 1 1 a. tr..
eotniiieiirli.K Jaininr 1 1. lllitO. l'.vcrv body
r r 'V b lt fed to ntieuit tliex ervjera.
Prolfessicnal Cards.
J. E. PHINNEY. M. I).
rhylian and Surgpon.
All call Kivon )iifin)t attention.
tffiee In Iiruc SLore.
HAItHISON .NK0HA3KA.
GRANT GUTHRIE.
Attorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention given to all lejpil
matters in Justice, County and Diatrict
Ceurt, and bofore the United State
Land Office.
Fire liiHHranco written ia reliable
somiranieu.
JITLeal paper carefully drawn.
lliRRrt. - Nebraska.
M. i, 0 ( onuell, - - C. Attorney,
-Will
Pmrtlre la All t'onrta.
Npeclal Attentloa Ulreu to Land Of
flre UunineiiS.
t ollrctiniit and all batlneni eutrnnt
to me will rewHe irorapt altt-ntloB.
HAnruHoN - Nkurahka.
Michael Ruffing,
COL'NTT
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lm prepure.t toiloall klii'U of Clrll
tngliiecrliiK work. -
When in need of the Hurvevom Sfrvicen,
frive tna eall aa I liave a full and com
plete outfit, together with exierific to
do tbe work with neatnoa and diapatcb.
aihirim,
MICHAEL RUFFING,
HARRISON, - - - - NEBRASKA.
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