Hemingford herald. (Hemingford, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1895-190?, January 31, 1896, Image 8

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OFFICIAL PAPER OF
BOX BUTTE COUNTY.
coonty officers.
p ft Pnitt-pfl ... Clerk.
v.M.ffi..........: - Trtv':Ler-
JAO.U.H. Ilcn&TT 'ui?Ta
K. I. awtjffir ;.. rrin.
if lOtT.Mv Attorney'
iim A. it Nreuso Buiwrlnti-mtent'
nn w K Miliar Coroner.'
TAMBft'lHtint CommlM loner 1st pill.
JlSiuKn.M . . Commissioner nd TJ.t.
It Is not llltply that Commissioner
HolllnrHkc will receive any more pass-
-a and rides In private earn, but lie
j svill always enjoy the respect mid us-
(ccm'nf every conscientious citizen
Iii Uox Butte county.
and thlals January too. As for
mild wlritef'j and early vcgciiuimi,
Box Butto takes thu whole bnkery-
Lnet Fndny night a largo number
ot Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Johnson's
frlnmls got together .nd pavo them
an old fashioned surprise. The occa
sion was Mrs. Johnson's 41 til birthday.
Wo all had a very enjoyable lime.
The tariff question wib finally set
tled hint Saturday ulght id favor of
free trade. The program for next meet
lng Is: llesolvcd, that the dt-hrag Is
more useful In the house than the
broom, and as this belongs In the
woman's and bachelor's sphere we
"beg to bo excused."
As Roll. Euerly drovo up to Mr.
Johnson's place one night last week,
he tied his team to a huggv, and as
the night was cold and Jjlustorini!
blustering the horses got chilly and
started iiiuuing smashing the two
buggies In to splinter. People should
excorclso more caution In tying their
horses.
.TH EMERALD.
Ronntor Allison, of Iowa, has al
ways been known as n dodger upon
fall financial riucslioiis, and now that
-lie has allowed himself to tie announc
ed an n candldnlo lor tho Republican
Presidential nomination, he will
dodge more thnn over. Tho friends
of the other candidates are determin
ed to make him go vn record either
for or against that free coinage sub
Btltuto for the House bond bill, or to
openly convict hint of dodging it.
Representative Cowon, of Md.,
who has been elected President of
iriho IV and O. U. R., will not take any
((further active pnrtlnihe legislation
'of the House, but being a member of
,jHouse committee on Ranking nnd
Currency, he will not resign until hn
line completed Home data lie hau been
working on in connection wltn a bill
yto place the U. S. Treasurory upon a
ipound baslri. Hut wlton the work Is
Complete, he will resign in order to
lcvoto his whole time to tho railroad
qvortfhlch he has been called to pro
side.' The democrats of the House
lose a valuable tunn when he goes.
President Cleveland bus no occa
sion to worry because his patriotic
foreign policy falls to meet the ap
proval of ninn liko Senator Woleott,
Jjuf Colo., when their speeches or alleg
ed trjtlcism aro followed by such cx
,t)abrdtnary votes of contldenco as the
eilqpliou of the Armenian resolution
jihy the Senate was. There aro always
-tt,fow man who dolight In taking the
.wrong side- of every question, but
.Congress us a whole is now, as It has
lioen from the first, solidly behind the
ldjninlfitration, regardless of party
frillies, In maintaining a patriotic
American policy lu all our dealings
with foreign countries.
Since Secretary Mortom assumed
ha'rgo of the Department of Agrl
cultur. ho has saved out of the money
appropriated by Congress fort lie sup
port of that department il.430,000,
vtaud a considerable Bum will bo added
to that amount at tho close of the
.current Dscal year. Tho Rouse Com
Anlttee on Agr culture has decided to
Utilized this money by erecting a new
inlldlng for the Agricultural Depart
Client which has outgrown tho one It
fiiow occupies which was ouilt when
.the department was only a small
.bureau Of tho Interior Department.
It Is proposed that work on tho new
. building shall begin early In the
Ruining flseal year,
Boac Butto Bulletin.
Mepscrs Ross and Kclster went to
Pliie Ridge for seed oats. Wednesday
' t We regret to say that by la6t re
ports Mrs. Howland was cousldorablj
jftvorse.
' Rev. Gammon will commence a
scrips of icvival meetings at Clark
jthapel Feb. 2.
; Prank Hoffman, a brother of tin
2)ox Rutte blucksmtb. is visiting vela
" live? and friends.
,' 'The Raptlst minister will preacl
In the "Chapel" three weeks from
Sunday at 70 p. m.
; Mr. and Mrs Goo. Snedeker aro ex
pectlug a visit soon from a nephew
irnd wife of Uloomhigton, 111.
, Mrs, Garvey of Rapid City, S. D..
arrlvod.in Box Butto last week au I
wlljcare for her mother, Mra, John
eon. f Mr. Henry Walters was In Bo
. Jiutte Tuesday. He bus uurolias
'" three seeders and oxpecU to put in
ti big crop on Ids frm uer Pji
Commissioners' Proceedings,
cast in sulci county nt tho last
gcnornl cloo'ion held thoroin, und
wuutuer n, Hpeomi oiectiuu suoum
bo cullod for tbo purposo of sub
mitting tho question of tho re-locution
of tho county sent of said Box
lintte county to tho qualified oloc
tord thereof .
L Sampv,
G. C. Alexandeh,
John Kinzleh
John O.Keuffe,
I. E.Tabh.
Subscribed in my prosenco and
sworn to before xno this 16th day
of January, 180(5.
B. F. GlLltAN,
Notary Public.
And thereupon this mutter catno
on to bo hoard upon tho said ap
plication of II. K. Groon and othew
remonstrants and objector.-, fiHlciti
this board to fix a timo for tiio
hearing of said petition and tho
answers of tho remonstrants and
thereupon V. G. llamor eounsol
for tho remonstrants read tho said
application including tho verifica
tion and affidavit of L. bumpy and
others and stated tho cuso to tho
board upon tho said application
and thoroupon tho board adjourned
until 9 o'clock tomorrow morning
Jan. 17. 1S90. And thoroaftor on
the 17lh day of January IS'JO tho
said cause catno on farthor to be
hoard upon tho said application
and was argued by G. AI. Sullivan
Esq., of eounsol for tho petitioners
and Was thoroaftor further argued
by JK. C. Noloman Eq. also of
counsel for tho petitioners, and
thoroupon at the conclusion of Air.
iSoleman's argument tho petition
ers filed their papor marked num
ber -t and endorsed 'liosistance
to motion for eontinuauco and of
fer of 44 voters who have boon
protested to make proof of their
qualifications as electors of Box
Butto county, Nob-" Wlion this
papor was liled, tho romonstrntors
asked tou minutes to propare a
paper, which was granted aud
v
W() I'UUU' WuaUa 4iJJ Hit fck'
iMM Ui the cut jjlong the R. H. trael-
thereupon tho romonstrators pro-
pared anil tiled their paper vuaiKeil
number (5) livo and which is in
dorsed "Motion o H. It. Groen
and 10!) others to strike from the
tilop tho papar entitled llosis
tanco to motion for continuunco
etc' and immediately theroafter
P. G. Ilnmer upon tho part of
tho remonstrants proceeded to
malco his second argument upon
tbo said application; and thero
after tho said G. M. Sullivan
proceeded to mako his second
argumont on said application
upon tho part of the petitioners
and thero upon l G. Hamer up
on tho part of tho remonstrants
closed tbo argument upon tbo
said application to lix a timo for
hearing and tho same was sub
mitted to tho board including tho
paper filed by tho petitioners on
titled 'Resistance to motion for
continuunco and oiTor of 44
voters Avho have been protested
to mako proof of their qualifica
tions as electors of Box Butte
county, Nebraska," and marked 4
and also the remonstrants motion
to sfike tho samo from tho hies
which is marked 5 aud endorsed
motion of H. 11. Green and 109
others to strike from tho files tho
paper entitled "RoMtonco to mo
tion for continuance etc." During
tho argument of F. G. Hamer of
counsel for tho remonstrants, Com
missioner G. "V. Duucun wrote
tuo following words upon a, piece
of papor and handed tho samo to
Commissioner Hollinrako, to-wit:
"I move that further argument on
tho request of the contin mnco Le
dispensed with, that ve imnee
to tuko evidence and pVoof in i o
matter of said pi lion." That
Commisjionor Duncan asked Com
misiionor lioliimak, who was
chairman of tho Board whether ho
would second such a motion when
Commissioner Hollinrako said he
would not. That tho contents of
tho paper were not cajled to the
nttention of Commissioner Barry
and said Commissioner Duncan
returned the said papor containing
the said writing to lm pocket,
and thereupon this 17th day of
January, 181)0, it was moved by
Commissioner James Barry and
seconded by Commissioner James
Hollinrako that tho hearing of tho
county seat petition and tho ob
jections thereto will bo heurd on
the regular mooting of tho county
Board in June, 189(5, and than im
mediately thereupon the said mo
tion was put to a vote and Com
missioner James Hollinrako and
Commissioner James Barry hav
ing voted in the aflirmativo aud
Commissioner G. W. Duncan hav
ing refused to vote, said motion
was declared carried and tho timo
of tho regular meeting of tho Board
in Juno, 18'J(J, was fixed as tho
tune of hoanng or tho said peti
tion and the objections thereto,
and said hearing was declared
continued until that time, to which
ruling of tho board tho petitioners
duly excepted. And thoroupon
Commissioner G. W. Duncan of
fered tho following as being his
written obj lotion "Commissioner
Geo. W. Duncan refusion to vote
on tho motion adjourning" tho
hearing to Juno and demands that
said petition bo now uctod on
which demand the bonrd refuses
aud adjourns said hearings," and
said Duncan U prcmittod to file
his said objection. And after the
said hearing had benn adjourned
until tho June mooting 189G the
petitioners by thoir counsel 11. C
Noloman and G. M. Sullivan call
ed tho aitontioo of tho Board to
certain alliiavits which they had
filed which are tn irked from u to
10 inclusive and stated th.it they
had forty-four witnesses whoso
qualifications us voter had beon
challenged aud ivho wore present
and ready to testify. Aud thonj
sftor petitioners tiled papers mark
ed 17, IS aud 19.
The following papers have been
Hied in tho matter of petition for
election for relocation of county seat,
Jul). 10, 1890.
No. 1 Petition of .Tas. Connolly and
814 others.
N.o. 2 Motion presenting petition.
' 3 Appllcition II. R. Green ct nl
to have lime iixe.d for hearing and ap
plication of L. Sainpy t al.
No. J Resistance to motion for
continuance.
No. f Motion of II. R. Green and
100 others to strike.
Mo. (l Affidavit of Hurt S. Davis
ct al.
No. 7 A J Slmonson.
No. S Geo O Bell.
No. 0 Q M Sullivan
No. 10 M J Munion and F M
Knight.
No 11 G M Sullivan.
No 12 V D Rumor.
No. 13U J Ellis.
No. H John Pilkington and A J
Simonson.
No. 1G R C Noloman.
No. 10 R M Hampton.
No. 17 Oiler of 44 witnesses by
pHtltiouers.
No. 18 Motion for finding.
No. 19 -Exception of petitioners
and request to submit prtJof
No. 20 Motion of Commissioner
Duncan.
' F. G. Hamer,
Atty. for Remonstrants.
O. K. G. Al. Sutjjvan,
R. C. NOLEMAN,
Attys. for Petitioners.
On motion tho Bonrd adjourned
to Jan. 18, 1390. at S) a. m.
Tho foregoing record examined
and approved.
James Homjnkake, Ch'mu.
Geo. W. Duncan,
James Barky.
Attest: F. Al. Bheli's, Clerk.
By Jns. H. H. llowott, Deputy.
I
W. K. Herncail, the Fie
vn han' ,
a. fiiJiJa'Nes
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Winter has come, "we are aware,
"With its wiudnnd driftiuc snow.
And the pluce for such weather to prepare
Is what wo all want to know. " .
Whore we can i&tiifaaforilv tmdo
Our produoo for ogffeo and brood,
ItatSf caps, mittonk gloves, .silks,
"BootB, shoes, overeuoos and quilt,
".
iv,
Where did you say?
Clothing snd undorw'car,
Overshirts and jackets,
And all kinds of neckwear, '
Dpno up in a nica packet.
Why, at the best
Place in town,
1 U UJUtlJ
MajaxlJ.i;i:iiiurdjfffrjrT3i',iJ'aMi3ti juLyjiwrR
RNCALUS.
A Beautiful -Woman
Attracts Attention Everywhere.
Gold -;- Leaf,
-v
IS NOT AS nANDSOME TO LOOK AT AS
A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN, BUT
An Ugly Woman
Can Make Better Bread With
Qolel - Lecif - Floti
THAN A BEAUTIFUL "WOMAN CAN
WITu ANY OTHER BRAND.
After Giving it a Trial You will wonder how You Ever Got Along without it.
lEEE&CEDGKFOKlD JLXXJZJI.1TC C &3&J&3T'lZr
3Totioo.
Hox nnrrc Coc
STATE OF NEBRASKA, )
'NTT, )
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R. 11. Hallant, yon iro hereby notififd that on
tho loth (Uyot April 11-0 J. Thoitina Hollih pur
chnswl Rt Ux mlo tho BW'i section 10, town
Hhip 2S, r 47. Hox Hntta county, Sttvti ot Ne
braska. Tlmt P!Ia land taxed itl tho um
of U. ii. Ballaril, nnd tho wild purchao of tax
rale waarrmdo for tho lascs ,of the par IWi.
That tliotinio for tho redemption of the ofore
tahl land will expiro on tho loth day ot April,
ln
Dated at Radcllffc, Iowa, this l'.th day of Jan-
nnrrlKW. THOS HOLL1H.
By R. II. Ballard, his atty. In fact.
Vlrft publication 1-31-lW.
HI- S3- 3-KEIST,
Tl
HI- .ID OL
of)ia as MAQinr MOFMisnyryin
oimi w uoaiy uaiumaiG,
Notico,
OTATE OT NEBRASKA, )
ilox Burn-: County, J
R. U. Ballard, yon aro lin-eby notifioil Ui.it on
the Utli day of April 1K1, Th(.ir:i !!o!li pur
cIishmI nt tax Kilo tho M W Vi pectiim 15. town
ship SW. ranu'o 47, Box Butto county, Stnfouf
Nebraska. That Mild land wa tnxeil in the
namuoflt. 1) liallard. and tho id pnrchaw
nf tax Kilo was raado for thotaxs of tho j(ar
U02. That the timo for the redemption ot tin
uforeaid laud will expire on tho Mth di.y oi
April. lblKl.
l).itxl at RailcllfTo, Iowa, this ISth day of Jan
ltOfl. THtW. UOM.IS,
By R. II. Ballard, his atty. in fact,
fp 1-31-00
Fi nal Proof - Notices
How. J. W. WunN, Jit., ReBistcr.
Hos. I'. M. BitoOMK. Iloeetvcr.
Parties havinc notices in this column nro re-nm-Ft-d
to rf ad the fame r.tref ully nnd report to
this ohieH for corrwtion any errors that may
exist. This will prumt possiblo delay in
making proof.
This Card is to Qicnejii Cash buyers. (Don't Lose It.
20 I 25
i 20JiS5j
20J25
j 20 25
20 25
"2025
20 t25
' 20 25
i
LnmlOfficoit MBan-n, N'e'i.. Jan. , 1 ;.
Kotico in hereby Ktven that tho following
nml i-ctller has tiled notico of bis intention to
mk rtrnl proof in support of his rlalmnnd
tm.t oaia proof will !' nmdo Ix-foru Itc.-inhr or
llooBlor at Alliance. Nob., ou llarch0, lbPO, vi z
FRANK M. BKVAN.
oflleinlnctord. Neb., who matlo II E .No. COM,
for tho S E U set! 20. tp -2 n. i Ml w.
llonains th following wttueeses to prove
his rontintiousrosideiico upon anM cultivation
of Mtid iand, viz: Henry Michaelhon, lolin
Miohaelson, t'hridt Hansen, I). A l'aul, all of
llemliiBford, Nb. J. W. WEUS.Jn.. Resistor.
20 25
TO I 25
100 100 100 j 100 ) LOO 100 100 50 1 50
H. R. GREEN, Hfirdware.
ililll
faS ntf HOW TO SAVE MONEY
M III I Read What This Card
Qpi,Ul$ ....Says....
When you pay Cash, let the Clerk punch out
the amount; und when you have paid us
Twenty Dollars in cash, will give you
One (Dollar In Goods Free of Charge.
2DOn all foods except Barb tviro and Ift'irness by tho sot.
50 50 50 50 1 50 50 50 ( 50 50
15 10 5
15 10 5
15 J 10
i'5'T'io"
15
15
15"
is"
15
10 5
10 5
"io'fs
io'j'o
"io'i's
15 10 j 5
We will not be undersold. Always bring this Card with you.
tfH
V.TTCO
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H A fy Ti
. . . Proprietor of .
Notice of Publication of Sum
mons, r
Julia T. IurtsoII vs. Iw1b M. Willioins. Ira
K. Tasb and Ea M. Tash his uife, anfl Vv. .1.
llowden. . ....... , ' , .
i.mi. M WiUinmBHiiil W. J. llowden defend
aul, will taWo notico that on the anth day ot
July, t(-U5, Jujia t Incarsul. plainUff herein, fil
wl her ietition in tho district court of Box
Butto county, NohrasUa, anninst said defend
ants, the oliject and prayer of which nro to fore
clow a certain nuirtirak'e oxecuted by tnn,il
fendant l-owis M. Williams to Tho American
Investment Co , upon tho southwett iiuarter
(s w l of section four (0 township tweuty-six
(1 ranjfo forty eiuht ( is) west of 6th V. 1. la
Box Butte county, Nebraska, to wauru tho pay
mfntof a certalu coupon tuind, dated Uaroti b.
1S7, for tliesum or no. ana in coupon mwrwi
noti-s thereto attaeheilof oeu dat. tlnrewith,
of SIS aiiach, the first Tallin duo Junal. 1.,
uad one every tix montlis .ieratt"r and nls
ten iatoreat ooupow " pniiiuwim u
extension aureeraent. enterod into butentau
defendant I. E. Tnh and tho said American
Investment i ompany ot oi-..j !, mu uov
falUn due Decniabor 1. 1JJ. and on every six
months thereafter, which said bond, coupon
interest not. s. and niorUtaKe dwnl was oil UitJ
Ist lfi, lsil. sold, endorsed, assigned and deliv
ered to this plaintitf; that thero is now diioiip
on ald notes and mortgaso th- sum of 43.
with inUTestatUietatuof 10 it cent iw an
num from the SO day of J uly l, for which sura
tiUi interest as aforesaid, plaintiff timys for a
deoreo that defendants lie required to pay tlie
same, or that said premie" may le sold to sat
isfy the amount found due.
You are required to Miswer said tx-titlon on or
Wore the ntli day of February, lio.
j.jO ByB F. Oilman, her attorney
Land OIHce nt Allianca, "ion., Jan. n, iv.n. i
Notico is hereby in th:it tho follnwlnv
named settler lias tihvl notico of his intention to
tuakeilnal proof in support of his claim and
that said prool will no raauo ueioru wiu ivt-Kini'-r
and Rocener at Alliance, Neb., on February 15.
lW)0,vi GKOnQR scuMITT.
ot Box Bntto, Neb., who made II. E. No. 1021 for
for thftS W W sec. rt, tp SS n, rs 47. vr.
Ho names the foUowinc witnses to prove
his continuous residence upon nnd cultivation
of said bind, viz: John rotmrlscl, John Fot
meisal.jr., Uunlap, Neb.. Jlelnhart Kroesing,
Enu-At Kvoesing, Box Butte, Heb.
J. W. Wiaw, Jr., Resistor.
Ivind Office at Alliance, Neb., Jan ., 180-1.
Notico is hereby iriven that tho followipK
named settler has filed notice of bis intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will Iw made liefore Reclrtef or
Recoil vr at Alliance, Neb., on Feb. 23, lotH), viz:
MARTIN O. LOKEN.
of Heminfiford. Nob., who made H. E. No. 24VJ.
ror the lota 1 A 2 A B Vi N E h sec a. tp Si u, re
llo names tho tollowins vritnesson to, provo
his continuous rocidenro upon and ciltivatloii
of said laud, viz: Martin K. Oleven. (lie J.
Mom. Andrew J. Johnson, Halvor O. tuilsaas,
all of rU'iuinfiford, Neb. .
J. W. Wern, Jn., RegisUir.
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n I 1 1
Land OHico at Alliance, Neb.. Jan. S, ISOfl.
Notice Is hereby Kiven that tho following
nuinwl svtUer has Uled notioo of his intention
to mako final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made botoro tho Keuieter
or UeoeUor at Alliance, heb, on Fob. 19, BOO,
viz: ANDftUW BEBRELL,
of Dnnlap, Nob., one of tho heirs of Hani Res
sell, detvased, for tho lot 1. 8 B ' N h sec S,
Lot 1 A S. A S Vi N W H wo 4. tp W n, r 4 w.
He names the followijn; witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon anil cultivation of
said land, viz: 1'. M. Johnson. 1 O. Hoder
Iiuir, John A. Johnson, of Uuntap, Neb., John
Knuuou, of Hemtnaford Neb. .
J. W. Weh.n. Jn., Reeistor.
TTJTTLE & TASH
Attorneys - at - Law
Land O'.rics at Alliauoo. Neb., Jan. 21, IffiC
Hotleois hrreby Klven that tho fpllowing
naratd rettlrr has filed uotioe ot his inaention
to make final proof in suppoi t of his claim,
and tlmt aul proof will lie made before L. A.
Dorriiuttou. U B '. C. t'onimiBsioaor, at
Cbadrou. Nob., oa Fob. a), liMJ, vu:
COMODOREW.OASH,
of HoiiKh. Neli. . who mad H E No. 4358 for th
i. W 4. 17. tn 30 n ta t'J W.
Ho names the following witnesses to provo
his don
ot taid
II. vv
mnn. svllof HoUL'tl. Mjb. AlbO
GRIFFIN JORALCMON.
ot Chadron, Neb., who made 11 E No. 1012 for
the S E H. eeo IK. tp ail n. r'llw.
He name me miiowiiw iu.k. h. ,.....
lo names the following witnesses to provo
iloutitiuous residence upon and cultivation
haidlaud, viz: Joseph L. Aandeveer, il
m W. Tyree. James V. Tyree, Ontlin Joralo-
AVo have first-class stock and doublo and sinjrle rigs, which ire
furnish at reasonable rates. Our facilities for accommodutiog boarders
are unexcelled in the city. Give us a call.
gST Stable Corner Box Butto Avenuo and Sheridan Street.
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PIONEER-
UHRIG,
iMil 1 1 ' rT'l-'-'''JiirrtTii
Hardware
and
Tnn Oldest Estahlisiiment in the Count v
Charter Oak Cool Stoves,
Genuine Round Oak Heating Stoves,
Paints, Oils, Glass, etc..
liiB continuous nn'ii" "" .............
aid land, vi Wlll.am W. Tyree. John M
Peok, IlouA Neb S. M' f'ecK (' hadron,
N.CodoroW.Ol,NcraHoh.NiitWi
iirMissrwD.
L W. BOWflAN
, vm ..,
Special Agent for BAKER PERFECT Barb
irG the Best on Earth
Tn the Matter of tho Estate of )
James McC'ulloush. deceased. i
In the district court of Box Hutte county:
This cause comlnc on to be hiard npon the
Detition of John It. Shirk, administrator of the
rotate of .Tames Slcfulloueh deceafed. prayiwr
for l'ceuse to sail t .e northwest quarter ot sec
Urin iM, in tovinsliip 8S north, range M west of
t he fi th P M. in Hoi Butto county. Nebraska, or
s Hiciei.t thereof to brine the sum o HU .tho
debt allowKl against said ostate and the oost of
adni.nisttatKP.Uureuot ' W,1'':
W, 11 1 IMBTl-li.,,: . "'""-'. .,. Ini, .,
county. Nebraska, on the lowaw . -"-
",rr?ll-?-Aai
tercVtod in said estate WliZlnhtXidZn
Cl.amiierB at my oftlce in fet'niv .,f FebT iar5
mv. Nebra.ka, on the 10th day of eDriary
tsw. at oao oVIook p. m. o earn J
S:JS
Ffljsician ana but gooii, ,-Bjwjggg.,
ALIAKGE, NEB.
Now Short Lino to Ilolena, Butro
Spokane, Seattle and Tacoma.
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