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SSoux County Journal. !"'" .. VTn7j,
I'tiroi-"-" - - - .
,Sit- fpti"" '"''.
Hpnin, ... Kill t,r
pyt&A l 'I'1"" J.'' itmir a WH.
fVjr Watchlag Hi.
LdAt Trttw""-
vrrai te'ii.i. ut.-Wnjfl
WtKiut lb ilrn "-'ru l who are
Cr pretty i atoh upon V.n-
CLnaD Poi-sey noting Inn resi,
L, ptrspiration and the sUte of
Ljp, They are wonoenng to tlwni
Wft al sometime hlyly making
on the Mle, if ho will he a
Cjjiaie for re-election. Wlicn the
CfODtt licit he snys lie will nt
Lull a (,'rl rd of lusty
trjpper Imp into Uie ring and strip
Ij, the fray. Meikeljohn, Darnel,
Vk.GeO. Brooks, Judge Kinkaid, Me-
fib J'-'' Barnes, Connor, Wall,
taattanda few more of tin- boys
sucM into a political grab bag would
ssirfinore fun Hum a bo of monkeys.
Daff
Tb' w Bankiair I.an.
ih K-pulili'-iii.
Attorney r-nerul im in
iid iifion W ilec-KW H-vpral iniixirtant
tjonji Uiat have ariwn under tl
ftSUW banking law. One f the j
lut exU'fit can a Ntat bunk Ixirro
lSd kan money? It in the opinion of tl
Litorwy frneral Uiat hih li u bunk
Vrahibtt! from loiinuiK to one jn-rson
Iwior rorfiorution a mim to exfd
:fity fr ivnt of its capital, and ttia
i saokinK corporation, (inn or individn
ii.lirUier doing a lianking biiHinesH
tA, a pruhilxtml from incurring lialii
j to any one bunk in an amount px
ding twenty permit, cf tliat lnk
3fiiuU. Tins prohibition it would
irt loth again-st Uie lunk and Uie hor
tr holding e;i ti in check.
Tbe attorney genera alui holds tlm
the new law prohiliitx tininrh tmnks,
ima wouiu eiuicr fioNe Ka-lil up or
am ttierii to Un omi! imleiendent nixti
tetiom.
j' oiiiri'.iiii,.,,,. j ., .
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U h , h"""1 rwk rive,,
w sMIl (,n nil ti.- . '
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M,,:'',,'H,f'",u,h,w
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.trunks, i,,,,,,,,,,,,
.t.fc-...r,..(,th1,.killiM,utlit)li
'. ki iin.l,inn ...
Their ...... .. ... .. . '
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ALKKR.
Attorirej-at-Law.
Prtl,vlIon.a)ioourtj,all(1 ih)i
'K'rti.-. Jiusi,,., ei.tr..-.. . .. .
L . IIUIJ
Will
Ijiii.
'ire will r.
H.UUUSHX,
'eiir.jmpt atleiition.
XIM.1SK1.
AttriMj-at-l.an.
H.UISOX, - - XKISIUSKA.
e. nouns.
Mtraetoraiid Builder.
an'1 l-ieutm,is ,,,-uie ou
""j Attorney-at-Law.
i uiiiiesaeinrut.-Hl lo JiU rnre 111 fe
j wive prunijit siid caret ul attention.
Hp-piiu- Ollht with JONES & VERITY.
tit:u tiiu ruur:inU',vj.
HAKKiSOX,
HAJtKISClN.
XEHa.lKA.
Help thein I
""O Thy ..r. rtiviiie.
Anil tru.lr w.
- ..",., ,e erinwin n ine-T'.teHriOKlD.-etheK,.,.,,,,
lhj
A--"r'"'"''Wte,or.l.,vMln '
iKlmk. ,.,, l,,.,jnK
And -,- -.,, , ..ry
'"" irink ..,y, ,
A Y'K'S'l M ',X S HlsT'lRY.
iiri siw turn in
I W. K. PORTER,
Cuntractdrind Builder
Ktjiimteon nil kimt
ebu-rflllly glv
l earneiiter unit
ven. Satintavtion kihiiI-J.
l-'an-liiniKheilatreawn
IIAIfKWix,
nalile nitj.
N'KBKASKA.
The Barber Shop.
I'ii'st door wiutll of the court house.
E. L. (JALI'IN. Proprietor.
Here you can get a clean sliava,
first class liair cut or a
WAR or COLD BATH
I H KEUiEN & SON.
Wagon and Carriage Makers.
i
liei'iilrinifilun,.,,,, H)rt xic0
.".l work ami reawntulile ehitre.
simp wiiith of Hvcry burn.
HAKKlWtX, . NFH
llakota'd (irain Crop.
KlU Bee.
George ("orringUm, traveling passcn-
ferntntof Uie Missouri Patnflc, luw re-
tsraed from an extemled trip through
t Uikotas, Speaking of the grain croj
outlook in tliat territory, ho said: "Jn
the KittUiwetfteni rtion of both states
tftecropw an absolute failure. The
train alout eight incite in height.
i WiW out, iumI Iuui no ts-rrv to srsik of.
htl Red River valley, the principal
pan belt, tlie yield will not aggn-gute
i(wint of a full crop. North of Al
rV the croj are better, ami Uie yield
ttere will tie alxiut 75 per -ent. In the
uUiest portion Uie farmers will not
tarvst tlie crop, which is fairly burned
rain having fallen in tliat sin lion
l months. Yes, tlie people up there
B had slmpe and will require aid in
r to survive. The entire crops of
tola, including U sections not visits
Hi) drought, will not be over a vie Id
per rent. In Nebraska the i mps
1ffar"l nin encouraging and in the
uthem portion of Uie state the yield
Jlbt heavier than it ban twen for
h"'k but one Kass of wine, and ...
me earnest , ., (lfil
lowiiom he liml W nMrr.l,,,,.!
I next sim hi,,, when he suptKised
slight desltv. He ,, 1 .,, tu.tl,Mlt
ol Hanger,
I next m,w him late in the evening in J. H. BARTELL.
tne street, unable to walk home. I
slsted him thitlier, and we parted
i next saw mm reeling out of a low
l'ni!'rurr. n ,.y...r 1 . . . -
. i.. . , , ..njiuK-ii Mare was oti Jus
countenance and wonls of blasphemy
were on Ins tongue, and shame wit
gone.
t . i
i saw nun mice more; he was cold and
moti'.tdcs, and was carried by his EEWIH If. MYERS,
fliffltU til (ilM lli.f n.t,n.e .1. Jl I
-"- " 'io r. in uie DI....I ......
small pns ession that followed, everv ' ' ' "
lieiul was cast down. His father's ltiv Allkll"1'",f I"'ln aim ornumental plaster
,-i J t order. L'tidersttuiils pUUrn cc-
.v h.j,H u, Lllr K,K , sorrow. m,.ninir T,. ,,,v! f ,,r.k .
His mother wept, that she had given ally. Will rIvc alisolute suMsfaetion or no
birth to sin h a child. re'iuircd
t ... i i. . . . . ... .
rneii inline musing. l uis-ned HAKHISON.
tlKf bible and rejul: "Be not deceived;
,i i i. . t... ii . - .1. .. -. . .
in nim.ini Mian noi inneni itie Kingdom j,' l MOKR1KON
Ol Irfsl
Contracfor and Bnltdef.
I'lunstlniwii unit HperlHentinn ,imiie
I HJ) tcutioti.
Kxlllnuli'H caret tllly imile.
IIABKISON, - . NKBKASKA.
I MRS. It K. POST,
MILMNEKV AND DRESS MAklMJ.
Keejis a nice line of millinery which
slie sells at prices tliat defy competition,
(JCrfJD OOODS, OOOU AVOUK
And fair prices. Second street.
HAIUUSflN, - - NKBKASKA.
('. L. TUI1BH.
Blacksmith, Carriage and Wagon Hliop.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
ratjHf action )?UKriintced in every partlcu
iar. shop on Main street,
Hakrison,
flEBHARKA.
R E. MASSEY,
HOUSE,
SIGN
NKBIiASKA.
Rev. Win. N. Page, U. U, of I-aven-
worth, gives strotii; testimony in sun-
ort of the assertion that prohibition is
a success in Kansas. He does not deny
hat liipior can lie procured in kindred
ilaces by the initiated, but, he addi
The (ien grog-shop, the gilded saloon
the noisy, drunken crowd, are all things
of the ist, tliauk Ood! No greater vic
tory, physical or moral, has lieen gained
in this country."
M ATCHES, CLOCKS AS I) JEWELRY.
A well selected stock always on
hand at lowest prices.
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING
A s)ieciaity.
"Satisfaction guaranteed.
IIAkltlSON, - - NEBRASKA.
Carriage Painter.
Having fitted up the large building
just back of the Harrison House, is now
prepared to take care of all work in his
line.
i an no any and an kind ol carriage
and wagon work.
tarSATISFAOTION GUARANTEED.
HAHIUSON. - NEBRASKA.
-Fon-
Ahohnl is king of alka-
thcr Im-s."
and all
Sensational Journalism,
Cli lihlblU at the Mate fair.
Th management of the Nebraska
state board of agriculture- desires to call
attention to t ju.ra premiums oil ere.1
for county collective exhibits at the
""Xftate fair toehold at LiiKwln,
lemuw U, to i:ith next
We pledg,, ev!ry effort () muk(j M
W of thi, ctiuriu-ter of Itenelit to all
med. I trust you will see the im
J"rtof this medium of presenting
phlic ttte product of your lo-
Prerit indicatiorot are Uiat tlie com
Hltir will Uu. .1
,IIIUCU II Kill tll'J
fnetofore' Nebraidca atAt fairs have
rT downed aa exposition of Uie
Woct, of th, New West. fme to
" tront with ntl,:. ..i,.i.; (,
"ill aid
jour county. Please dignify to
"arlv um i.
rvnniiii vour ueieniuim-
7" 10 l,w matter and the approximate
7ou wh. that provision may be
jT' ln W'i we muat be odvised at
ttwo week before the fair opens, in
Uon0 pTOVide ntitactory accommo-
ft county agricultural ao iety exhi
"8 in the name of Uie aociety Uie
""tdupluy of agricultural producla of
V wl U kmdt,. - - - 800.
"r01 premium
PUrd premium
I"th premium
'irth
- 250,
- - 200,
. - - 150,
premium 100
A" exhibit- t in. nwo.! ( ii.- .t.t
Nebraska and raised in Uie county
wl"liting. ,
Jodividoula contributing to make up a
ttty exhibit can uae their contribu-
"7 ,n ny otlier clam or lot where tbey
Priately belong, in competition
minor premiums. Where there are
.organized county agricultural aaao-
n or more individuals may
"""it ami COmiwU In tha mmt of the
iy. in which Uiey may be rewideate,
"ooer tha ..rl.. " j u....i..inna
v. , rules ami r"K""""'"
jerninir regularly organiwsJ aanocia
rJ ,Whlle all cWnu1er of exhibit.
1 nil. H m Mieee county coiiecuo".
m Ooani Uni,i. i i. n nan
k , -i iruiv anal I not count as m
W4Jnakuig awards. .
Atchison (ilolsv
An old gentleman living' in Atchison,
sjient the first years of his life as an edi
tor and publisher, and it is his opinion
at there are many mistaken notions
oneernmg the liusiness. uunng me
first live years of his control of a news-
tmper. he was or the opinion itiat a paper
should cut and slash in order to main
tain a circulation; accordingly he printed
all sorts of rumors and was constantly
in trouble. He "pitched into" a great
many jieople, and was so generally feared j
that he finally became ashamed of him
self, being a man of good instincts. He
promptly reformed, expecting to lose
some business for decency s sake, but:
much to his surprise, the business im
prove. He niade an effort to tie fair and j
considerate in all respects, and the peo
ple seemed to appreciate this as much as I
thev hnd ever appreciated sensationalism;
indeed, Uiey appreciated it more, for his
circulation steadily increased, and bis
jKiper increased in influence. VVithin
two years after changing his policy, the
editor's circulation had doublet; in four
years it had trebled. The old editor be
lieve that his disposition to be fair and
considerate in all things, instead of sen
sational and quarrelsome, trebled the
.t,n, of his oaner. He therefore
advises young men starting out in tlie
business of printing a newspaper to
adopt the right course and stick to it; it
will nav tetter than any other, the old
editor believes also that the people care
less for scandle than is generally imag
ined. Tliere is a low class of readers
who can appreciate nothing else, but in
securing these, you lose a more respecui-
ble and numerous class. There never
-, man who took an Interest in scan
dal, in the opinion of the old editor, who
....,, a chean man. Ihe uik oi uie
people care very little for the scandal of
I1 . . :-. ..Malawi in
.i. .tropi! thev are more incc.""
decent things, and the patronage of a
decent thing is always more liberal and
lasting than tlie patronage of an in. e-
cent thing. The om eo.tor says -bnew
a man to become honorably
prominent who luul the cheap habits of
a gossip, therefore he concluded (hat it
" " ' il.. Ilumniltil l p
did not pay W CUlHvmi-
few, and offend tne re,. ,
nn.r men doing newswper work
have the same mistaken notion of sensa-
,iit aditor says he never
tionaiisnt,
HARDWARE, FURNITURE,
STOVES, TINWARE, BARBED-WIRE
And a Big Stock and Lowest Prices,
GO TO
Griswold & Marsteller's
This it the time to buy barbed wire CHEAP. We have just received a CAR
LOAD and it will pay you to buy it now, Yours for business,
The Harrison House.
EGGERT ROUWER. Proprietor.
- HARRISON, N'eLiaaka.
-O-
Special Attention to Commercial
Trade.
Best Accommodations in the Northwest.
J. G. ARMSTRONG, President. . BARKER, Caahiar.
THE
IE?
OF HARRISON.
Harrison,
Nebraska.
Transacts a general banking bUtineta,
AND
Loans Money on Chattel Security.
THE HARRISON
Livery, Feed & Sale Stable.
Tubbs & Thornton Prop.
GOOD TEAMS AND RIGS FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE AND AT RE A 8-
Fremont, Elkhorn and
Missouri Valley R. R.
'The Northwestern Line" Between Harrison, Neb.,
-And-
Omaha, Sioux City, Chicago, St. Paul
-And All Points-
East, North, South and West.
THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS.
Full Information on Application to J. C. NORTHROP, Agent, Harrison, Neb,
H, G. BtKT, General Manager-,
J. R. BucnAAN, General Passenger Agent, J
OnuthajNebraskaii
IT
ia itt tnt-fliM ii srerT MaU
poiwu tooiafly perfect -rtfug
tctiOl m OI0e UN, ran;
ruti.
. . nn his nnner who am
had a young -
in every comnrunity
Old Van WyS,TvlnK '''1ked n.
.2 1. , Sflrt out of Nebraska tha the
M
An th. Wet ! tt warid, ul m W
11 tbn lor lean. w
ieit, &IQ will lave aoao m in
Time lafaienti er cub, u coitoBen
Pr- j .. ...J fur fatalanM
Lai I BBV WW urn, .1 mvmm - a
n M Jtkw AF II H I
XlA&r o H EE? H M III! I
ON ABLE RATES.
tail BBS K urn, wi m
Ml tafenutiei.
B5IB7 &
233 State Strsst, Chicago.
OC. Xoula House, OlO & OX8 OUvw Ct
J. B. FWhBYi President, General office V. CJi WtLKENsBN, SccreUryi
BUFFAIX3 GAP, DAKOTA.
BUFFALO GAP LUMBER CO.,
'-Dealers in
Lumber, Coal, Grain, Lath
And Shingles.
Sash, Doors,
Blinds, Plaster,
Hair, Lime,
- AND CEMENT. -
COMPLETE STOCK
ALWAYS ON HAND.
llantcn. Keb a GUTIiriE Ken.
K. W, FlRXAS.
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