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MONARCH

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IDE VALENTINE OOMATSUCCESSOR ft

CORY COUNTY ISOEPEtfJENL

80IEIT GOOD Editor aad Publisher

Mitefot Paper mf Cfcerry Comi ¬

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PVBUiHED EVEE THUJWDAl

tlere tt tb roflt offlee at Val rutins CherryBefenius Beccaa ciass maoer

Thi paper will be mail ed regularlyto iU subscribers until a dHnit orderto 4tecoBCinu is received aodell ar¬

rears Sir paid to full

JLirert sing rates 50 jents par inchptt sontfc gates per c lumn or foriMif time ads made kno ivn on appli ¬

cation tthlifice

Cherry county is blefd with1bet- -

Itr stt of o cils than i my other eaantyiottostett

OtsEfea ssks 550000- - for theTransBiMiisippi exposition The legisla-

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skoukL not appro priste more than1200000

Wk any sofc of tnex attemptboycott against an institution ornerdy becauee it doesnt representtkeir political princi pies that institu4o or firmgeneralijp crakes a suessssof baeinee

Arbuofcles and tlte sugar trust relighting nch ether ianljoit now sdth price of coffee and augar keepdroppingju8t a little each week Ina short time the tiro corporations will

0t together and then the dear peoplewill hare to pay fbr ifcbe --Jesses sus ¬

tained during the continuance of hos

The cabinet positions will not --gstbeggiog There is no occasion forrOtaxingo get any of the late faror4iteons4nto the cabinet There - is--pltety of good fresh young blood fromwhich to chooie Taecountry will not

igo to the demnition bow wows eyen ifsome of the old fellows wili not ac¬

cept offers of cabinet positionsStuart Ledger

The Valentiicb Bjcoqrat pub ¬

lished atwo column write up of thetown and its qualifications it is veryflattering in many of its comments andgives many figures concerning the U

iS Land office freight received taxestpaid etc you might think to readthe article that Valentine was quite atown Valentine jis a good townAinstvorfo StuTiJournoZ

There is nooncer any excuse foridemocrats to keep up theilght amongthemselves Both factions oppose theDingley bill both keep their eyes onMcKiniey Hanna and both celebrated Jackson Day in Chicago and else-

where¬

That lastfact gives rise to thehorrible suspicion that Jackson was a8tradder and in order to clear thenme f the founder of democracy hisfollow- - b should jget together

In a letter to the World JIerald ofibe lgch inst C E Glover says of thejposition Senator Allen has taken onthe confirmation of Judge McIIugh

lam wondering tonight how thedemocrats who went out of their waytoeleot Mr Allen are feeling This isatrangc world jcre live in This is abeaetedland oftbe free the land offree speech and free press yet if somejQQeo follow the dictates of their ownjsonsciences and refuse to vote for whatthjsfAo not beleive they are to be con-

demned¬

ostracised and declared weblooted Senator Allen is a great man

t Jt repcesMitative of a big state but isfce tekjng a brainy statesmans posi4kon in this matter

KcHughs only crime isathe is a

Ireland democrat and chat is theooiy itiin jprged against his xjoufirma- -

dq by either Senator Allen rSenator--Tfeyrslou In taking this positionfcetij theftt erstwhile atatesmen ehow4Mb roriihat their moutal calibre is

f Bsali asthat possessed by the aver- -

IfViOtttbstone orator with the differ- -

MMce in favor of the latter because iniLisnasp we do nttt lok for brains

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AND

Thcso are a few of We also make a

the and beat of

Iii the town and are them t rock bottom prices too

NEWMachines 2250

CANNED GOODS PRESERVESJELLIES

GPwOCERT SPECIALTIES --

qsetiallYktfviTYing largest assortment- -

DRY GOODS AND SHOESselling

GOODRICH Sewing

The Congressional Record containssome pretty spicy reading these daya

but among the spice we find considerable stuff that is nauseating 0ne ofthe first thoughts that comes to areader of the Record is that our states¬

men introduce an unusually largenumber ofrelief bills and ask un-

animous

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consent for their considera-

tion

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Relief is asked lor all sorts ofthings ranging from the furnishing oftobacco to soldiers during the war tothe removal of charges of desertion orthe payment of funeral expenses ofmen who died while in the govern ¬

ments employ at Washington

A Ced 1 imcThe long expected party at the resi-

dence¬

of Mr David Hanua was givenFriday evening Dec 15 aud one ofthe largest crowds ever assembled inCherry county attended same At 6p m the pilgrims commenced flockingin the direction of their Mecca in thehope dfenjoying themselves tathe titmost tfetoughuut the long winter night

and Chey all did Music was furnished vfcy Professor Cooper ofKennedy assisted by Neil and Flor ¬

ence Hanna Cole Anslie Daved Han ¬

na Pearl Porter and others Themusic furnished by-this orchestra wasunexcelled both asregards selectionsarid the manner in which they -- wererendered and received hearty applause

TThe following persons were troubledS with a tired feeling is the morning

C Dewey and Miss Sadie LeUorm i Leach and Miss Ma Hal ttekevvell

and Miss Lewis CAinslie and MissesLizzie andJennie Morgareidge WDSadler and Abe WMte It Quisenheryand wife Spencer Dewey and wifeChae Day and Miss Fauver A GCarpenter audMissMaud Geo Car-penter

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and wife Mel Hanua and wifeMiss Jean Morns -- Scott Banks CWaicott and wife John and Frank

T C HORNBY

Day Milton Fauver Claud Reece ij

Orril Connard Mr Martin wife anddaughters Lillian Vandergrift JohnEnderman A G Ward aud lEttaRobinson

Forty or more not mentioned abovewere present making a total of overone hundred At day break themerry group scattered for Home

1 sweet home after thankine theirgenial host and hostess for the excellent

entertainment afforded We arewaiting for next J

At Home acnkHOtt llravtooJackson ifrayton moved into

their spacioue new store building thisweek and will soen be settled downwith the proud conscience that theirsis one of the finest store room in thenorthwest The ctone work of thebuilding v was done by Saml Holselaw

Sons Gus Carlson had charge ofthe carpenter work and the insidefiuishing showing tia touch of hishand prove him to be a master of hisprofession Martin ChriBtensen aidthe fresco work which is a credit tohimself and art The entire buildingand fiuish was done by home laborand Jackson Bray ton deserve creditfor arranging the work in such manner that this might be so The his- -

toric name Red Fiont is preservedsod a call at theroora will impress thecame upon the - visitor

Railroad Cuts IceThe F E M V railway company

fesve had a force of men varying ianumber from 40 to 70 putting up iceon Lake Minnechaduza during the lastweek A chute about 1000 feet longhas been built from the lake to therailroad track on top of the hill andthe dee hauled up by horses 14 teamsbeing engaged in the work About 25cars a day is the amount loaded andit is thought that about 1000 cars willbe taken out Bridge Supt Spencer isoverseeing the job Genl Supt C CHughes was on the ground yesterday

Thompson UrownAt the residence of Judge W R

Towne Tuesday January 19 1897Frank 3 Thompson and Bella MBrown of Simeon were united in holybonds of wedlock the judge officiatingThis was Judge Townes first mar-riage

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cermony aud it is reported thathe never wavered but proceeded withthat grace which generally comes onlywith long experience He tied theknotgood and hard and The Demo ¬

crat Jbopea the young couple maynewr wish to untie it

It was the intention of this paper toll ave given an historical statisticaland suggesfrcar wnteup of ithepublic schools this week but the nat-ter

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was crowded out X opk for itn vp-J- -

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WOOD LAKE DEPARTMENT

By Kelly

January 19 1896Jim Wilson was in town todayPacking ice is the order of the dayMr and Mrs Willis Barnard ret-

urned-from Crawfoid this morningMrs Lewis and -- daughter May re

turned from Blair the latter part oflast week u

The dance at Dave Hannas olacelast Friday tight was largely attendedover fifty couples being present -- Afirst class1 time wasjeported byil

Mr andMrs SG Barnes and -- sonChap arrived last Friday night fromDayton where they have been forthe past seven months on account ofMr Barnes- - health

Mr HijdilreW A Parkerare theproud parents of a boy which arrivedat their home Monday evening It isnot yet known whether Walter will re-

cover¬

or not

WooJbake Xo 2Mrs H E Dewey has been quite ifll

the last few daysMr Wilson wasseen on our --street

Friday aad SaturdayMrs J M Bailey is up and out

again and is now able to do her ownwork

For some treason unknown theLiterary was put Off until rFiidayJanuary 22d

Dr Lewis ofWal en tinewa attending to patients In town and vicinity oiMonday of this week

Several people went from iiere toJohnstown to attend the entertainment and dance Friday night

Hauling ice is the order of the ctevEverybody should get his ice housefilled now while the ice is good

Born Monday night at -- 8 p m aboy to Mr and Mrs Walter A Parkerbaby and mother sre both doing well

We think that if parents would keeptheir children at home after night thechildren would be better off and aowould the people of Wood Lake

Following are the names of theyoung folks from Wood Lake that at ¬

tended the dance at Dave HannlaMisses Ida Leach May Lewis andSadie Dewey Messrs Hal BakewellLeRoy Leach Chap Dewey FrankDayPearl Porter and Ed BrahmsteadThey report having had a splendidtime

Kellys Aunt

Kiobrara FallsWe changed our nameHello Lon How is the widowD Grooms took in the sights o

Valetme Saturday and returned homeSunday

A party of hunters from Walcntinwere hunting on the river oneday thnweek Lots of shot but little -- game

Lon Mosher was home and tfeturnertto the flats He saysiitis a poor tirato stack hay when the wind blows sohard

Rev Johnston has more horses thansome people have hay He thinks allthe strays In the country are in thissettlement

Mrs J A Adamaon is visiting her-- sister Mrs Meltendorf in -- ValentineJ A says it is lonesome and wondershow aoon she will return

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State FundsAmount on band Jan 9 1806 5500

collected 1022445trans to int fund 35753error 95 settlement 849error report 14

Sieti7liState recptInsane fund transferred

Co gen rd b x wBalon baud Jan 7 1807

11736 0786 23

143 E2415129

iBalance 16H7U 16117 11

COUNTY GENERAL FUNDAmount on hand Jano 1896 S 2C26 4C

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collected 11406 2Trans Iwt fund 33

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Koad 100053Bridge 100000Advt 15856Insane 8623State rnw eror 52Co Koad 59Bridge 46 96

Int Colon deposts 95 2306996 273 70

Jurv trial fees Co Clic 36 00error receip book 1916

DD31 38 1UB0Total 18360 27 d

uounty warrants redeemed 3174 34Correction lteport 52 46Treasurers lee 37104Jan 7 1897 Bal on hand 50443

Total 5836027COONTY SINKING FUND

Amt on handicasb Jan 9 96 36Co warrants 196 76

collected 238392Co warrants caucelled 2707 11Int on Co warrants 08error lu receipt book 4 80

Total 6692 52Vouchers cancelled 81560Invested in fiowaraauts 4604 15Correction StiUt report 26 46Treasurers fees 72S1Bal u hand Jan 7 97 1173 j7

Total 6U92 52COUNTY ROAD FUND

Amton band 9 96 31977 05collected 433702a jerrcr receiDt book r is

warrant anoellpd haiOitrHjerss cecpts ttofd trafd site 12i7j2vf fltyaj u y

3S329

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Correction Stilts report 34 5Treasurers fees 1322Baltfiihand Jan7T97 21C10i

Total -- 86319 EC

COUNTY BRIDGE FUNDAmt on hand Jan 9 9C S422G70

collected- - - 373 20Error receipt book L 767

h4 8107 47Warrants cancelled XS3714 35Trans toCoGenl Fund 1040 96Correction Stitt report 63 ajTreasurers fees 118C1Bal on naud Jau 7 31G4S5

Total 8107 47

COUNTY JUDGMENT FUND TAmt on hand Jau 9 SG 3247 72

oollccted 31564Total SD63S6

Warrants redeemed 230 63Correction renort 39 89

J Treasurers fees 9 68I Ualstn hmwl Iji T 07 OBI 01

AOtai MS MCOUNTY SOLDIEfiS RELIEF FUND

Arat on hand Jan 9 96 95 36collected 10032

Total 8195 68Warrants redeemed S 44 20Error receipt book 3621Treasurers fees 195BaluhandJan797 11332

lotal - 5195 68

COUNTY INTKKEST FUNDAmt collected 52009 12

Ttal 200012TranNto CoGenlFund 1069 77

State Fund 357 53School Fund 49115

iKefuuded on Overseers recpts 29 40--Treasurers fees 61 27

Total - S2009 12--PINES AND UNCLAIMED WITNESS FEESAuitonhand Jand96 S 85 02

collected 55650Total 641 52

Trans to SchooLFund 863652Treasurers lees 500

Total 641 62--SGHOOL DISTRICT FUND

Amton hand Jans 96 6878 83collection- s- 11477 33

State apportionment 2023 08Fines 58102Unclaimed witnms fees 55 50jjueresi iransj im iError Stitts report 82 13

Total 21591 09Warrants redeemed 8 14 182 14Invested m Co warrants 683 9tTreasurers fees 114 80Error 29Bal on hand tlan 7 97 66095

Total S2159109SCHOOL BONDFUND

Amton hand Jau 9 96 476538collected 118372

1 tJ 85948 90Vouchers and bonds canceled 267636Corrected by StiUsireport 80 02Treasurer fees 11 84Bal on hand Jan 7 97 3180 ts

Total -- 594890VALENTINE VILLAGE GENERAL FUNDAmt on hand Jan9 96 S104 06

collected 663 85Correction tStltts report 16 28

Total 784 19Warrants redeemed 400 04Treasurers fees 20 25Bal on handJaii7 97 3u5uo

Total 3784 HVALENTINE VILLAGE INKINi FUND

Amt on hand JairO 96 1 27 39collected 42

Correction Stitts rejort 4 13Total 78991

Vouchers canceled 406 62Ireasurers fees 2008Bal on baud Jau 7 97 303 21

Total -- 789 94

VALENTINE PRECINCT BOND FUNDAmton hand Jau 9 96 172 35

collected 110 60Correction Stitts report 1 02

Total 284ii7Vouchers canceled 60 00Treasurers lees 337Baldu hand Jait 7 97 220 80

Total 2S4 17ADVERTISING FUND

Amt collected 3128 02louu

Trans to Co Genl Fd V12412Treasurers fwK 3

Total90

128 02

128 02

TREES ATB PLANTS A fullline FRUIT TREES Of BEST VARI

ETIE8 it HARD TIMES TRICES Smallfruits in large supply Millions ofStrawberry plants wery thriftywell rooted Get the best near homnand save freight or express Send forprice list to North Bend NurseriesNorth Bend Dodge County Neb

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nfiPElS8 deceirodby nrlnpr advertlBementeandjroacaa get tie oeat made finest flnlalx andMOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINESTAeJSni Ry from reliable mannfactnrerg

grained a reputation by honest and equarsdealing There la none In the world that can inalBn mechanical construction dnrabilityOf workingparts fineness of finish beauty In appearance or hasas many Improvements as the NEW ttOJWEtdUJ ha fnnnH tUn P rWK CIRCULARS

the various countv as reported TuDNeW Home SeWlUg MaGtimebv COUntv oaurarMASs BtoMas3 28TTHioirSflTiABEWYiuc nri CmoAoolii 8iLonisMo DautvaL

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Stitts

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Stilts

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flJOfFaiHOISCOCAL AHAiTA 6aFOR SALE BY

G CARLSON -

We have just received the finest

and most complete line ofNeckwear ever seen in

Valentine We have

in the assortment

Windsors

BowsSearfa

Flies

And we have them in all colorsand qualities Some of the

handsomot ties ever man¬

ufactured See them

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GREETING

Our new store is finislied after six49 months of hard --work and wfi are now49 3k

4 installed therein and are ready to give a

4 von more and better bargains than ev-- H4 er beiore Our stock of Dry Goods i

Groceries Hats Caps Boots Shoes--especially Shoes--an-d furnishings is

g complete Call and see us49449494494949 Red Front49 i

Word Building ContestFirst Trize 10000 in CfcsfcSecond Priie 000 in aahThird Prize 2500 in CashFourth Prize 1500 in CashiFifth Priie IOOO In Cash

Theabove prizes arc offered to those who construct form the largestsumber of words out ofthe letters found ia the prize word

LITVunder the followingreguJations and conditions

The first prize will be won by the largest list the second prize by thenextlargest list and on to the fifth The list of words must be writteplainly in ink alphabetically arranged numberedined by the contest¬

ant and sentin not later than February 20 lfba7 Tnelist miistoe com ¬

posed of English words authorized by at least one of the leading dictionar ¬

iesWebsters Worcesters the Centmvy or the Standard II two wordsare spelled alike only one can be used

Abbreviations contractinnsbsolete words and proper nouns are notallowed The same letter rml not occur twice in one word but may beused in other words In crfe two r more winning lists contain the samenumber of words the Datcst and best list will take first place the othersranking next below in t he order of quality Residents of Omaha and win¬

ners of former prizes y Wobld Herald contestsare not permitted to com ¬pete directly or indirectly- -

No contestant cAi enter more than one list of words and each contest-ant

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is required to oend in the same letter with his list one dollar to payyears subscription the Omaha Weekly Wobld Herald

Every competitor whose list contains as many as twenty five wordwhether he ns a prize or not will receive

TWRTY COMPLETE NOVELSin one paperWered rolume of 192 large quarto pag5 nnrong the amhojvBbengIariojtHarland Rudyard Kipling H Rider Haggard Wilkio Col- -lins and Miss Mulock Lists cannot bo corrtcted or substituted after thsj 4ere received J

The list of words winning first prize will be published in the WeekmtWorld Hbrald together with the name and of each of the prljwinners j s soon after the contest dose as th matter can be decided

rhe Wobld HKBALDis issuediu semi weekly sections givingthe news twice a week and hence is nearly as soodas a daily Thisisthspaper of which W J Bryan was editor for sbouttwo years psiur to htnomination for the presidency and is the kauiDg advocate of freu stivercoinage Address

WEEKLY WORLD jHERALD Omaha Neb va

FINAL PROOF NOTICESParties having final proof notices in

these columus will receive a markedcopy of the paper which containsfirst insertion of same It is the dutyof each claimant to examine theirnotice carefully and should there beany error the fact should bo reportedto the land office and to this office atonce for correction

U S Land Office at Valentine Neb 1

Dec 12th 1896Notice is hereby given that the following

named settler hs filed notice of his intcii t Ionto make final pioof in support of his claim andthat said prof will be made before the Registerand Receiver at Valentine Neb on Jau2znd1897 viz

John C Nichols of Reige NebrHE No 8831 for the lots 3 4 and tv-- swVl

Sec 31 Tp S3 R 30He names the following witnesses to prove

his continuous residence upon and cultivationof said land viz

DanielP White and Peter Galloway of McCaim Neb Henry Schleieter and Peter Reimersof Reige Neb

C R GLOVKR Register

U S Land Office Valentine Nebr 1

Dec niber 16th 196 fNotice is hereby --given that the following

named settler has filed notice of his intention tomake final proof in support 0 his claim andthat said proof will be made before the Registeraud Receiver at Valeutiue Neb on Jan 30th1897 viz

Charles L Morgan of Cody XebrH E No 9297 for the lots 3 1 senw and ne

3W Sec 2 Tp 34 R 33He names the following witnesses to prove his

continuous residence upon aud cultivation ofsaid land viz

Irvln C Stotts Anson Newberv Amos FChilders and Henry F Holliday all of CodyNebr

C 11 GLOVER Register

U S Land Office at Valentine NebJan 18 1897 f

Notice is hereby given that the following-nam--e- d

uettler has filed notice of his intention tomake final proot in support of his claim andthat said proof will be made before Registerand Receiver at Valeutine Nebr on Mch20th 1807 VIZ

John P Jones of Valentine JfebH E 9375 for the wnwi wnwj4 Sec 34 Tp

54R28He names the following witnesses to prove his

continuous residence upon and cultivation orsaid laud viz

Hiram Ferguson Charles Massingale JosephMcCIoudand John Hofmann all of ValentineNebraska

C E GLOVEE Itegister

Notice f hate y GuardianIn the matter of th guardianship of Lota A

SietterNotice is hereby given that in pursuance of an

order of the Hon M P Kmkaid one of thejudges of the district court nt Cherry countyNebraska made on the Ztth day of August 13S6forthehaleof the real i estaU hereinafter des-cribed

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thate will he said at the front door of thecourt house in Valentine Cherry count- - NeDraika ou the j5Ui day of February lt97 at 10oclock am atimbhe tnrite to tho bigfcwtbidder for cash the followluK described real es-tate

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towit the w r ue Sec 25 Tj 35 it alw inCherry countj Nebraska 3aid sale to reraainopen one hour

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Notice of Election

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--J1Notice is hereby given to the qualified votersSchool District No One Cherry county

Nebraska that unon the written rwitiPEt at tleast one inira or the legal voters of said di- -iriei an eieccon ww De neid at the Court Hoboin the village Valentine in said district oawit urn wiiwiiuaij a u i XTOR1 On 0auur o ciuch p m lor meupon the following question towit

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Shall the of school rilatrtaeTrustees

purpose voting

DistrictNo One in Cherry County Nooraska issue thbonds of said school district in the amount cCtenthoisand dollars bearing slxper cent iatereat payable semiannually on the flret day oiApril and the first day of October principal andinterest pajable at the County Treasurers officein Valentine Nebraska

Said bonds to run for twenty years with anoption for said district to pay same at the endof ten yearsAnd shall tlte district trustees of aid districtcause to be levied annually a tax sufficient foe

the payment of eaid interest and principal m rebecomesdue

Said bonds to bf issued m denonvcatloaa ofone thousand dollars each and for the followingpurposes towit

Purchase a site for a school houae buildingschool house thereon and neceasaTy furnitureBy order of the Board of Trustees of saidschool district this llth day of January A D1897-- J C PfiTTIJOHK

Sec of Boarfl

Application for AdministratorIn the County Court of Cherry County NebraskaIn the matter ofthe Estate ef Perdlnand Nedert deceased

Aetna Kechbill having filed In ray office apetition praying for the appointment or Henryllazev as administrator of the estate of Ferdi ¬nand Neidert deceased all persons interestedhi said estate will take noUce that I hare fixedSaturday January 30 i97 as the time and snyoffice in valentine Cherry County Nebraskaas the place for the hearing of said petitlonTaCwhich time and place all persons interested insaid estate may appear and how canse if anrthere be why such adminiatraiion should not boappointed

Witness my hand and the seal of the Countyr- - Court this 13th day of Janunrv 1W7SfcAL WKTOWNE

5l County Jadje

PROPOSALS FOR FLOLB GFFICE PDECommisnary of Subsistence

Omaha Neb January 21 irht 5i1pi nrntvi- -sals In duplicate subject to the uual conditionsTrill Iia Sr4 l ntZ2n uuicisiini is 1UI3 Ullue UUlIt 11 O CJOCK S fDFebruary 3 1817 at which time and pace theywill be opened in presence of bidders for fur¬nishing the Subsistence Department C 8Army on or before February 3 laar as may borequited with Flour for issii ind Klnn rhnifamily at the following places of deliver vizOu board of cars or at subsistence storehouse atOmaha Nebraska or at Foits Crook NiobraraRoltiiLsoii Neb D A Russell Washakie WyoTand i ort ileadc S D Preference will j e givento articles of domestic production The right Isreserved to reject auy or all bids or any part ofauy bid Blank proposals and bpcclncatloshowing in detail the article and quantities re-quired

¬and giving full Information as to cnditlens will be furuiancd on application to thlaolu x or auy of the commissaries 3t poflta najjdabove Proposals will also be received by theFujkaang t omraissary of Hubslsteuco DenrerColo at 10 oclock mountain standard tlroFebruary 3 1S97 for the furnishing aud drierot the above Subsistence atores freeom board Z

If cars art Dem eror near the plsc of producln VF Purchjvse or at the poste namedFRANK NYE Major aud C S US A2HU I Price jor 1 eat

BraD hulk 40c per cwt 700toQShorts bulk 50c per cwt 900 tonScreenings 3 c - s00Chop Feed 70cCora --50tT

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