Harrison Press -Journal.
VOL. XVI. HAJRIRISOIS", NEBRASKA., THUR9DA.Y, JSTOVEIMIBEJR, 19. 1903. N O. 21
LOCAL NEWS OF
1 11U A W A
.
Th cooaniiesioiier wer io iiO lti"
J. B. Johnaon ji up
tVdy.
from Gleo ve
There will be niaa
SI. IM
Harrison Nov.
Nei I Jordan sod e. were in !
TuaaJ.
ttiaa Unit! aod Eliuer Hughe hipd
eattl lt Saturday.
E Hollingswnrth alupped twocrlod
of cattle last M-ndav
Ilenrv K-em hi.
ua-t U!t
fr m (Jln
tlondav aid tilled
John H 1 1 ka wu up fr m the Jandt
ranch Sunday and visited at horn.
W. B Wright' molliar and siater,
from Whit way, visiting him and
family this week.
Don't forget to com to Mia school
entertainment next Wednesday evening;
Read the program in anotlwr column.
Mika cTarrnll rami down from Edge
wont, 8. D. veaterdav morning, on the
laaenger, ard returned in the ven;og
For aick headache try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Livar T.llrln; they will
ward off l ha attack if taken in lima.
Foral by All Druggists.
TO CCII AlMil.liIKONK DAT.
Take Laial've Bro o Quinine tablet. All
alrugVlele refund tba moief It tf falle to
aara. It. W. ttroee'a aifuatur 1 oa erh
Tha Harrison echoola will give an
atartainmeal Nov. 25' h. Admit tnc
tScla. Net proceet'a will da ued t luv
library book for tha school, AH rt
ordiellv rnviiaj.
Mr. Brown lh Fort Robinnon Photo
rranher. will he ivt toe conn, house in
Il-rriar.n Kov. 27 and 2S readv to take
your photo. Two day only and your
last dim oca before spring.
THANKSGIVING BALL.
Th next grand ball will be given,
Thanksgiving-evening Nov 'ft, at th
hall. t'nw M and all and have a "rood
tin. :' ' ' ' 'A.O. ton.
Tha Harriann School nxm to priva an
otartitinniant aext Wnloondwy avnin)
and tli tcachara an l auh I m are Uhor
inc vary . hanl to maka aaui-caaa of it.
Tha anyuaj ia: Praclioa niMk par fact"
nd if an lliav will hava a parfvet vnler
tainnjanl for (hay ra pratli aing to Ilia'
point. If you Hit io enjoy tlwavvn
lotr coma an I a Und it, Hiid show tl
tracharn and acholara you prK iat,
tlwir rtforta and enjoy thair entrruin
mant, the procaeiU of thia aiilartiiinuiant
go to a good purKM, "a library for tha
achool." L-'t avary body who coni, not
ba afraid to brinic aombiajy with tlwni
for tha hall it planty bin and will hold
tha crowd. Ifjouara tird when that
iat cirmi, raiioiir tha oi-xt
day ia Tnankiivinir and ia a holiday
tad you can rant nil that dity and frel
ajaiurad thl you Bi'rn'W Kood i nttt
taiDiunt, for which yon nmy Im th:ink
ful. AnjTiii.5i' and rvrb.Kly hi.
iorltad to re " uccapt tlw invitation.
Hur tor Happenings.
Plcr.fy wuiur weather.
To il J im a ' aa a Uarriaoa viaitor
HalurUay.
Clian. Iror.n rii timed from Omaha
Tbuff, a .
0 nive tliirrix t.hipped cattle from Una
pliUf SaSiuri.'if.
Mr. R.cei and Lorao Lewis are rail
road r- u.1 preaeot.
J. R Hunter carna up tha laat of the
weak and ahipped mux cattle Saturday;
be want in charge of I hem.
Tommy ao4 Paoay Joaea and frandma
Bald w to were quite akk nearly all of last
week, we are glad that they are oearlr
well again.
Bert Arcbard and Dick Hovev are
quite buay theae dnva prewiring for win
tr and getting the achool wood , thme
oM day makea a body thina of hi
u aimer waea which are gone ner to
return.
Ilnaer Hughe went to Oman in
charge of Mr. Lnngworthy 'a cattle 8tur
Jay! as pec la to vitt home nod old
frimd before he returne. Perl Jonoa
la euyin wilh Mr. Hughe while Elmer
If jtou nevaf nan any on with a long
faoe yv . C igtt to hare aeen Mr. Jooea
Hndaj- . Wn tta found two window
full of plaa i nearly froiea to death,
but tba fcan au4 oUoaaviaVa are a aad
looking tot. aad tba baatitiful foliage is
auiirely goM. tba big Petuoia pail which
waa full of bloom In liko tba laat Mae
vt kii'il'l."', II I bv .'i id IM wlirlo
.It tM.lf'lf t W 0.W' 'It
VM . '
tV rt
HERE AXD THEREJ
!
p H, and Minnie l urry, 'he Fye
; Hip-mlti m. of haago, tt lwv miide
Miv-ral vim to Hirnaon, will make
their next professional vit V Harris.!
for one day only. Swturdxv, Dae. 4 li
Tliey are the oldest arvl mt relish'
ie-nvita in (tot mI and inrrv Uw
htrgeai and mot eoinil te wl of in- rii
ii.ent in no- Cmaiil-a'-on, (ree
G'a-.-t tilled a th lovie pH. lhe
are kn.iwu to ba gid nd reliable .
Tha Baat ftacnadir far Crup.
JFmm tha AU hiaon. K in , Oiily Globe
Thia ia tlw aaaaon when the woman who
kruiwa the twet remrdiea for croup ia in
dntand in every neighborhood. One o'
tha moat twrril.le tl.in.ra in tha world ia to
iw awakenwdir. the middle of thenirht hy
a wnoop rron one of tha children. The
crrtup remid'ea are h I moat an aura to he
loat, in caw of croup, aa a revolver i ure
to be lot incaae of burglar. There,
ued to be an old fiahinned rented r for
rronp, known aa hive avrop and tolu, hii
aome modern moihera that C'hnmlarUin'a
''oiik-h Remedy U better, and doea not
coi ao mo-n. it ennaea the pntient. to
"throw up het .M-(rm" quicker, and
giva relief in a ehoeter time Give thia
remedy n aon ia the c.roupv couirh ap
peaa anil it. wit prevent the a'tark It
never faila and ia pleua-tnt nnd aafe to
tik. ForaalehyAH liructriat.
BREEZES raO.V CENTRAL CITY
Election ia over nin, aome nra rjic
(njc and olhera are iliauppointed. hut let
ii hope ibe electrd one will di cbarxe
'heir several dntie- t n't he verr lira t of
tlieirnbilitiea nndllutt nil thinjfa mav
proafier under th-ir minnirement. Next
Wednesday and Thttraday i our county
H. S. convention to lie held at. Palmer.
We are aniii-ivinir a'eood time a Miaa
Flanea und Prof. Rtiillev are to be in
atteodnnce Palmer ia Wut20 niilea
from Ontral City .ut the diatam e aeem
much printer tbmi M,.rrion did from our
pi crwlirre we lived in tb valley, nnd
h Hnnre a ai arce article loo. very rear
here.r There nre aomt pretty Ifood aijeri
ch I Iren here that never aivw a, real hi II
I noticed the nme of Haine nd BVv.
E. A. Ricker are amnny thnwe from our
atat who are jroinff to Jeruaalam to at
end the World' Sunday rV-h.1 ''onven j
Hon in 1904 .The cru'aa extend from
March 8 to May IS What an enjoyable
trip it will beat weJI aa.rtpenaivn There
ia still mom for 2M more . paaaenirarH at
from f.VW to 750 includine; all expense.
Tit tempernnce peop'e ofOntrsI ("".ity
are Irving to secure Hon. Oliver Stewart
t lecture for them In the near future.
I' be ia s good at lecturing ua he is h!
writing it will lt a rnre treat. Th
prencher referred to aa being it jnil for
child stenl rg waa aent to the p-n for 6
year. A very light sentence but. the
jury decided the little girl was the mor
o blame. Corn husking is the chief
occupation of the 'ermer now dava, and
the cnmplnint ia that there is a good deal
of soft corn, too much wef. weather dur-
nir (he growing saon. Poutoe were
a litrbt cnp. 4 c ir toM were uliipped in
tt wwk N x y-ar h"e will pivih
ly lie mor.- r.i.l h'i wi't b. ii.e-l. We
were very much liit-r-i-d in the recent
artii le in rei(Hrd to the llirrisjin lioil
and are aiwavaglad to hear of good work
being done in any school, aa we ennxidf r
the influence of the school next to that
of the home, and some tim . it ia even
renter.
Cuo.
iA.iA.ii a a a a a a o-jajaa a am.
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OVER IN WYOMING.
Quite cold is it not for this time of the
year.
Andy and C. L. Christian dipped their
cattle iat week.
Moat of the Ridge people have there
winter wood up.
Fntnk Wonder proved up on hi home
stead la', Friday.
Tom ZmuBrunnen viitvd with Ole
Thompson Inst Sunday,
Th Boyle Bros, are going to winter
Mr. Orimtaa cattle for him.
Rergreen and Lind are hauling straw
from th ZuniBrunnan ranch.
Jama Deuel wa quite aick for a few j
day last week but I improving at this
writing.
J. D. Pettv will give a dance and otitter
supper at th Hall next Friday evening.
Everybody com.
Mr. Brown ( now post master and
Ohurclte hav moved nut Holterfleld
went to Luk laat Saturday.
Luak will, hava thrt lalnno after th
lt of December. Must ba quit a de
mand for "langUfoni" in that harg.
Tlw. e who hipprd cattle about 10
dat ago expr themselves to Iw very
well .lnel with th pri.w re-ived.
rPROGRAM4
Or The Harrison School
Eafertal ateat.
Ser. S3, 190S.
frtng by The School, " A me-irV
AiWreasofWel.-one... J. T. Murna
R-cttiition. "A ni.tda Tliankaiving,"
Vrrona Valdai
R-MMiion, -A B .v'a t'onipt ilnl "
hurley Burke
ll'illliellt.ll So (."Ihto Bietfel
Rm.it i ion, - -N .b K'a ild."
-Beaeie Uu nt viler
Recitation, '-Our Baby,".. Olive Morria
Song "The Turkey"
Dialogue. "Four Olelmtted Cliaracler"
Kc. "A Keaon For r'wnkssriving"
...Carl Willmm-i
R. "Whit Became of a .'
Once Tipton
Recitation, La Pirc
Song '-Kind WonU"
Juintette "Whip Poor Will"
Rec. 'Tonitny'a Trouble," 'lreo I la via
Instrumental 8olo Mmnie Sutton
Recitation. "To-day fleo Bigelow
R'c. "A TliankagivinaT T-, Tlnn Erdman
Song "Th Windmill"
Dialogue, "H.i.ape"
Recitation, ' An Annual Oiii'iirrence"
Mufti" Paraona
R -citation. Wiaht I Woa a Girl ."
.... Marcus Vwldex
Rci'ation, "A Thiinksgiving Iaaon"
.... . flee Davis
A Numlier one SiirpriH Party.
Rec. "I'm Thinking," Mirv Burke
R c "Ai ithmelic," ...Vmie M irteller
8ing, "Pnacilla and John AMen"
Rec. Polh'a Pie." Perl Phinney
Rec. "The !!o e Festival," Elnn Davis
Tableau, "The Goddesa of The Harvent"
Inatriimental Solo, ...0'ivette Dunn
R citation. "The Unld ami Th Kng"
Hln I Urke
'Nearer My O.kJ To Tline "
Recitation ...Oeorjre Burke
Duet, "Among The Southern Pines"
Rec. Papa 'a Letter," Lucy Gvilai h
Sluvilow Pantouiinie. (
Hong, "Ttmnkagiving Draw-eth Near"
Dialogue. "Mr". Buttermilk"
Quartett "Old Kentucky Home."
LETTER FROM MRi A THORNTON.
When we left Harrison Sioux 'h. Nehr.
for Mcllenry N. Dakota. Titer were
mnny'of our friends' wished u to write
and let them know how we got through;
And as so many had favored us with their
advise about the route to lnke,(all thing"
coaalered ) And had marked out oil'
route to avoid sand hi la, and hilly roudi
and gumbo, all of winch we more thai
a( predati-d, for we had aplendid rouda
aniyfry little sand to pull through, and
no gitniho to apeak of. We left flarnwm
June lVh p. m. Drove na far eant an Mr.
Oovey'a wlwreaome more emiurnnt were
camped lor the night. W atopiied here
a it waa got.iing late and beninnint to
nun The boa wrr ai (iminted with Mr.
Covey, and alien he k' r who we were,
he came down in d kindly nlft-red u the
uriv i'ete of cooking in the house, aa it
was raining we accepted the invitation,
went in and cooked uppr. hut slept in
the wngon and tent which were very
cornfortiiMe. The next dty w o.in.fo"!
lor night eaal of ("rawforrt, and by tff
m-xl niglit we had got, through tlie in
yon, a.id out on t tie- upland and camped
nnr Mr. Jim Rurk'a. The place where
Brw, Suiitli'sc mred when Harry wa ao
sick on their way to Lincoln Nehr. Mr.
Burk and wife came nut and invited uato
cook in the houae, and Grandma would
have me com in and share her room,
and as it threatened to storm hard that '
night, I gladly a-ceoied Iter kind (T-r.
They said they had traveled that way so
much, that tlwy knew how good it seem
ed to get in the house or.ee in awhile, and
had been called wagon tramp, and been
refused to stay all night and would
nav u anve tate twtor tny could ana ,
a au it til piac to camp. i
W had plenty of good praas nearly all
th wav, but m tim we would reach
a town ne:ir night and would hav to
drive through, ami on quite a way past,
before we would find good grass.
We grained our horses, all the way
through ard they cam through all right
and after a good real., and still fed on
grain are working cutting and hauling
grain. W payed 8Via per bu. for oats
until we reached RtdOeld and after that
40cts, We rceld S loave of bread for
J6ci until reached Redfteld. After j
ttiat we received 9 iiij lotvoa UVts.
Ou our wav to Hay spring we camped
for noon, at Mr. Seldur (hr maiden
name was Snwyer) near Antelope Ceme
try. Aad Mr. (Wider cam out and
would hav u come in th house to cook
and while we were conking our dinner
intending to take it. out to tim (wagon to
eat)h-t the table, and brought out
. .
horgood thing out ofthe.-av. fried
ham and would have uai! com in Hie ;
houe lot, ami after dinner pulling th;
.... l,ale. .n.iated on us realm awhile
Ufore (arting. How nice it ta-nted, lo
meet aurh people, among Strang. t. .
To he (Miaiead,
NOUrHW-Sl NKB.tAKA
Teachars' Association
ertlagaf Craw ord, Srkra.k
Xoti taber 27 SS, IMS.
: fOt CHM. f hadron.
! re-: .. L. IJoPPKR, Hay Spring,
j '' ' Mia B Van F'OKikK. Alliance,
Trwiaurei : C'. 8 Jonks. t.'ruwford.
EZKI'TirB OCHMlTTie:
L. M. Obkmoitek t'hailroo
U. W. Hatha - - - Alliance
Mr s Pearl, HaKI'JI - - Crawford
PROGRAMi
FKIDVY, 2PM
(j I'irle'fe f . I . S J.,l,
ll'ub x , Mr. i:. S J i:e
M - Lillixn
Mr (rf(e
E Gorton
Jun or N,inn tl V'.nlei R K-nl, Rnsh
ville; H. L. F.sher, ..'haJron: 11. 11.
Funk, Hvmingfurd; - Harnrti
General Idscua on.
Our Public School
fa) From tlie Standpoint of the Teach
er, Mi Soell, i 'rawford
(h) From the Standpoint of the Par
ent, ..Mrs. Lor;i Rnsiin, Heiuingford
(c) From th standpoint of the
i Biisipe M m Gio. E. Gjrion,
. Crawford
Vocal Solo Mi Ma ye Graves
Uniform Requirements for Teacher's
Certificate.
J. W. Oumganlener, Alliance
Conrad Parson, Uarriaoa
Tlie Teacher a a Citizen J. R Stephen
son, Oorden.
(a) Tl Teacher' P. rsonahty,
(h) Ilie Teacher' Place in tlie com-
mu'iity.
lDicii
uesion J. T. Morria, Harnaon
' Solo I, F. Ijiw rence, i hiidron
Th Dillkultie of Rural Teachera-J. B.
Burke, Hnrriiuin.
m DAT 7 StO r U.
Addre of Welcome, O. 8. Jones, Craw-
ford
V'pons D. W. Hayes, Alliance
UeiMamutnry Contest Programs for thia
contaat will he distributed at the content
vaTCRDaT, 8:30 a. M
Vocal Molo M-s S A. Harris
Home Work.... W. H. B.irtx, Alliance
( (a) Amount
. , (') 1 haracter
) Ad from PirenU .
Di uion, . j;. P. Kllev. Hay Spring
Mark and Grade, Tlio. Bahr. Ruahville
(h) Tlieory of Mark
(Ii) Method of Marking
Diaxiuahion L M. Ofierkotter, Cliadron;
Mi French Alliance.
Raiding Mi MdVrkle. Allinm-e
A'hat should be expected in EnL'liah
from pupil who have completed th
rural sc hools or the grammar grad-?..
A. G K-nneilv, Ghadron.
Dicusaion, Laura B Harrzell. Cliadron
The liest Method of Teaching Sllin
, Hi.rrison
Mia JohnHton, Alliance
Eleclicn of Offi' er.
SATUt;DAT, 7:30 P. M.
Pinn-t 8do. ..M Marguerite Freeman
Lecture Spanker to I annc unced later.
JUST WHAT YOU NEED.
Stepped Aaainat a Het Steve.
A child of Mr. Oo. T. Benson, when
getting hi usual Saturday night bath, j
stepped back agint a hot stove which I
mimed hi ia severely. The child wa in I
gret agony and hi mother ecu Id do not
hing to pacify him. R-m-mbering that
lie hud a bottle of i 'hnmherUin'a Pain
H-lrn in th.' hruae, r th .iiitit h
would trv it In le than h;iif
hour
nfl.e un.il.,,. II Mi- r-1., I,i j
, , : , . ..
in less than two w. ek" a well. Mrs.
BenMin laa well known rMiileiit of Kellar,
Vh. Pam B tin i an antiseptic liniment
;..m.. .,..i....ki . r... '
,rt,iMN iind ,Prain.
For sale by All
Oruggiat.
Carey Items.
Mr. John Spease i enjoying a visit
from a sister who live in Iowa.
Eight below zero this morning, (Tues
day) and th wind blowing a gal.
W understand that Misa Alma Burson
and a Mr Emery sere married at Craw
ford last Saturday,
O. C. Tallev, road overseer ha had th !
ii
men outdoing Rome needed repair on
" .
Uw nmAtt (hlN ' k
Tom Stuart of Va. i in the valley visit-
ing ol.l friends we understand that' he ex
. . . . ,
pecta to remain about three k.
Rev. J. H.' Currens and another minis-
ter are expected the lM r part of this
.
week te hold rev.val services nlllie
church.
Lt waah word came fr. ni Thermo,'
.i .... j .. .
oh W yo, telling m the death of Can-
tanc fjtey agadlyeara lh oldest chi d
of Mr. and Mr. Willi Ot.-y. lew
month ago their 10 month old hnhv
died, ihia make it eir e, i r w dmb v hid
to bear.
TlMQrWT
ALL
Love to buy good goods at the lowest price possibl.
and tbe place to do this is at
GERLACBS GENERAL STORE.
In clothing, Gents furnishing, Goods,
Boots and Shoes.
We are ready to compete with the world,
and the way to prove it, is to give us a trial.
' Come and see us any way and be social."
War Bonnet Topics.
Fnght fu" cold w.alherat present.
Lou Witt ha Ih.-o hauling sand from
here (he past week.
Mi L'llie. Harris stayed over nifht
with Mr. Pluckrtt Sunday tight.
M si Lilhe Harris visited at F. S. Scott
Suoday, also Mrs, Jack Finley and (am-
Bill Harvey ha been visiting around
among hi old neighbors for the past
week and gave, us a call.
John Anderson came to the 8 E
Moodav from 83 and had his face slightly
froze. H wa an awful cold day.
Mis Ma ry and Satan Carroll of Bod
arc were up Satu'-day and stayed over
night with Nellie aod Mary Scott.
Mr. H. Zimmerman who has been
vimfng with her daughter Mrs Len
Duutt and funiily returned home Satur
day. Mr. Bell Dunn came down after her
n Rols rt v. ho ha been tay ing with u
going to achool for the paat month, he
was oblige to quit school on account of
xore vra an rpidenjic fioing round
amoung the children.
Sunday achool was well attended Sun
day , glad to say all appreciated the pres
ence of Mr. Johnson and hope ah will
come again, the old should come a well
a young, ?xt Sunday at usual S. S. at
2 p. in. come one ana all, old and young.
Lant Wednesday being little Sauiniv
Knoris second birthday it was celebrated
in grand stile by his relative and fi few
friend, they enjoyed themaolve then
artook of dehciou supper and pulled
taffy till a late hour, returning'' home
Imping he would enjoy many wore
birthday. !
PWIGT'. !
Home Huron, the M. W. A. mtisicul
fun mnker, failed to make any fun here
lust Saturday evening, aa we announced
last week; he wi hl.wtiuaed at Mitchell.
Chamber levin's Stemawctt and Liver
Tsvbleu.
H'hea you feel dull a'ter eating,
H lien you have no pppetite.
IV iien you have a tud taste in
mouth.
When your liver i torpid.
When your bowels are constipated
, It'lieti you have a headache.
It'lien you feel bilious.
They will improve your appetite,
clean nnd invigorate your a'omuch, and
regulate your liver and bowel Price 5(5
cent per
gnt.
box. For sale by-
All Drug
Sheriff Sale,
lly vlrtciH of an order of a.'le laaiie l Vv the
el, rk of the. district court ef fOoux county
NrhrHaku upon a decree render.-d til ld
enurt in fiivor of the county of Siuax
plaintiff and again'-tb unknown lie fa of
J"" vlarK, uncwis.'u, IW.WU
I oinpuny, carporstion, tlerendanti.
lwlllol, lhiUt dlly ot oemlr A. D
190 atoiieu'ulock In the afternoon ol ald
day at the eu-t front door of the court
liounofaald uouaty at JlHi-rlaon, Nebraska,
sell nt pebile suction to the higheat bidder
for cash In band the following described
real estate l united in In mild oonnty, towlt;
The. northwest quarter uf section tnree la
towuahlp lull ty-ltaree north or lungs fifty
three west ofthe eixih principal meridian
To aatlafy said order of Side la the mini of
seventy-four dollars Mid forty-live emiti
(t74.) and interest and coata and sccrulag
coat.
Klrat rubllcatlon November 19, 1S08.
ALU Lowar, herlff uf said county.
8herirT8'.
py vlrtun of sn order or sale Issued by th
f irk nf Lite dintrlct court uf Moux rounty,
c""k uw r ,,ir.,i in
Nebrai-kn nion a decn-e rendered In an
eonrt tn f ivor of the county of Hloux i
pumuff and ..gainst the unknown heps o
John It. I I .rk. deceased, dof.-udanta.
l will un the tlstdsv of December, A. I)
)n u, llft,.rno,in of
any at thn eaat frontdoor of the couit
ho.ia.- ot a .id county at llarrla .n aell to the
hiKi.eai hlildc-rloruaali In hen.l the follow-
rnH, ..ut, ,uat.J in. eald
county, tn.wtt;
The eonth hs.t 'of the "f:
aret'on fo-ir and the nortn lislf ot me norm
JJJ qUfrU.r of action nine In townai.lp
thrtJ..ihre..' north of ring Btty-ilirce west
of tl)r ett'h principal ini-idisn
To sttofy Id eider of -le In the so-
of .
w-vniy.!!,., .1-11 r. a-id Tony ne e:
l74.W) l"t"-'. oat i l'l iiec-l-iV : co '. .
i AMI L.-Wa, "luimoi rfnii -i.
PEOPLE
GERLACH'S STORE-
J.H. LACY.
We have our building completed aow
and have a new supply of good, and will
sell tlieru right.
DEALER IN
Lumber, lath, sash, doon,
lime, cement, and building
material of all kinds.
Hardware
Farm machinery. - '
. Harness, Saddles, and
Range goodd.
Flour Feed, and Grain. 1
Paint, Oils & etc.
I am igent for the Wood
manse wind-mill. Have a
supply of pump fittings on
hand. Come in and get my
prices whether you buy or
not.
J. E. PHINNEY,
Physician Surgson
OFFICE:
Amurbws Block.
COMMERCIAL liuTEL.
OPPOSITE DUPOT.
EVEY THING FIRST CLASS.
AKD AI L. TnEATKD WTTH COntTBIT.
Board lly Day or Week.
ONLY
Railroad between Missouri RJver and
Chicago.
Direct line to St. Paul Minneapolis.
Direct Line to Black Hill.
Apply lo neareet avgent : rate, map
and time cavrcte-
T1ME TABLE.
Went Bound.
Morning,
Eaat Bound.
Evening.
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