goux County Journal.
- Editor.
f j.wW to ! dp liarlx.r con-
r w Wdt Toxica. Kail. Oc
f7. U large Senator PadiLnk of
Pooal ditrict-Hon. V. J. I
. "l.tiM'h flnwe. Auburn
,L Stiller, Omatia, and O. P. Ma
Second district Mon. J
Citv; Silas Uarber
ILa
m n
i.iv. Heaver
. i ....:. ,... ...i
ud: Hon. J- " ' 1 ' "
r..,n,U IlaMimrH. Tliinl district
IB u
P tw,rji' Kremiinl
WW'S' '
C'.l,ntine. West Point; O.
L Kearney, and 8. T. Cot Urn. Nor-
Llv niore than half tlw world s suf
. rnmiMin lt r,ot
Lfcriveii i""" i-
L, diemi-dry and mechanical skill
L..,l,med to transfer the liahitat
f-,. necessity of life from 1 lie 1roi-
l .here only it was mipikh) il could
tjui-ed, into the northern lamuues.
has shown tl,e a-v Ul l"vl"r,?
I :i f,. it lum overcome UN me
Unal problems necessar to the ex
Liil' the sugar, made lU ctiltiva
Corofital.le. and given employment
Lnf thousands of wag earners
L.n within the last twenty years
Cfutur of this great industry seem
W boundless m it posMlnlitie.
HK M1) ASH HOME AS 11 S ATI V E
'oiitribution l,y Um Woman Ou-utum
Temeraijce Union.
HV mi M ... ..... -
'We rhlMreu and Lt,; ni ., j
rnyme
A ttury of ouirtlilDg h,,,,,, OI)e
tiltin
There wu w In tbe land and k-u true
lu.pl V . i i
An.l uiany wriil forth (.,r tlx-ir rotiutry U
ill
llut wori- fail t.. tll ,.f M. f,.,. B, .iMuay
Whit h nii iiiruuifli iim viii,.., ,.
on, liav.
bi n t!i.rcuiy army untrulie't into the
alr'l
And tbeirnn naliaiit mMWr were forc-wl
Ut -1 r, ni
ui-b LlihiiK, urreuili riiig ami uvuUjIing
Kill. I .. . p I
W hen l,ut lii lh-inl.lM ot it ail khould
HlllWHr
But raiiiiiii,i, r l.n tf.-ry, fi i-hl.: hii.1 ol
uiitiiix uiit Iruiii hi-r mtt.iKi', inur.i(fiuui,
and hold I
MlO Iiuol till. Ilitril'1ir. Kim niiinliiKl
tUriiiiKh the limil,
Mmklng ut them tl. oWr -he belt in her
httnd.
IIo ludliuhl" tier frlimU tried, provoked
it I" Irur;
'u hy Kiiiiidniolhi r, w hat did you think
jou eouhl dor"
I Kllllted Ul Uliow llli iu hli h side I wiw
on."
READ THIS?
THE
KiK,wii,K this to l tl judgment of
intrllipd,t iijen traveled
throutfliUie West, 4SU1 bra.ska
liesitaUi to put forth her utmost efforts
U attract new impulation and frapiUl at
Una time? It in morally certain tliat
tliet efforts will 1 jirodm tive of great
results. Tliev will i-ii -...J l.ui
V . iiiv. iiaiu
-on, uuvsoooes evtrytlmis else tliat
is worth liaving in this world. Kisanipy
EittiTprue.
Sew Swtlonal Wall Map of SeurkJ TW0 PAPERS FOR THE PRICE OF 1
LssuedJutie 1st. 1h9. Shihh wia-i
awake salesman is advised to give tlie
residents of this vicinity in opportunity
to examine and secure a copy of the'
Litest and hest Sectional Map of ourj
Kreat state. The seven new counlie
and late' mil road extensions are plainly;
indicated. Nice lilt 1h t,'eoK'raphi-al aM-u-Rwies
have received the most careful at
tention. The location of towns and
IKipiilation, is readily found by reference
Ui the indox which now aeeomiianies
each map. Rand, McNally & Co., 14S
mill l;4 Monroe street, Chicago, are the
publishers, and we predict pleasant and
profitable employment for the fortunate
a'ent who obtains the riht to present
them. A copy of this excellent map
can le seen at this office.
, told thi iiei r -lory tn
Kiid
tlii-
Now children,
YOU
To rcllillid ou of nomelhiliK llie "eiike.-t
can do
Tln re U alHV a nuiit. 't Ut the rlKlit
tlie h roiitf,
And the hi nt ol the h ill le 1, Imrne hv
MlroiiK.
Hut no innller how sinutl. or until for the
Held,
Or liow feeble or Kmi-elc tlie e:iioii you
leld -
Ob. full not. until the !iit enemy' Kone
To -iHiid up iiud huw tbiiin wbieh i-lile you
urn on.
HARRISON
MEAT MARKET.
WARN 4 BROOKS, props.
KRESH MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND.
Fresh Fish, (iame and Poultry in Sea
son.
Our Tin Industry,
L.k. Krimhlli-an.
F" ' . . .... i
vmestlv 10 1 lioiiwi t'lai
Iakota Incomes a full-tUil.'el
1 4 may do (ainu'tliiiiK effectual in
kmvnf ilevelopinj,' Iter tin mines to
.joint of protl table production. Pn
fariienUrand Hoffman, of the
UjUi huol of mines, ha.-o refu ted
Uiere is no longer any question
W tlie extent of the ore impply or
Vpraftiiability of its reduction. Itiey
iitlat "no difliciilty exists in the !-
Ltioa a( tlx tin stone from the mh-a,
iarU,U:.: Uuit the tin earutes so
ily from the enclosing rm k. and le-
U la o great a sci(lc gnivity that
Wstanveom-entrtttint; iiiucluno will
Vieit-
ttwry much to ls rgreUed that
kla, I'm mine llllVe Hot . Ill" 10 tills
kmK.Wonii.de aNailahle. According
U tunny tiateiiients nnule they are many
s nutiilw nd rich and extensive in min
imi. fWvcml milk are stated to have
tetotrutai t a threat cost for the
ttatrasnt of the ore, and yet it ap"nrs
that, like many mills erected for the
aiatoot of silver ores, they have been
iUk, At least they luive not yet
itrwd out tin in any ineri luiutuble
WltltitV.
his not a irreat while since it was
feuJ tliat capitalists unil experts in the
M-wr and reduction of tin front F.ti(,'-
Umil Wales luvd visited the I akota
feaines. and exuressed themwdvus de-
SpaJ witli the character of the ore, its
iKi as compared with theirs and the
(iaiiotiis with which it could Is; mined
lawwt o( its nearness to the surface
iTbcComvtU mines, we Udieve, aresev
1 tbouanil feet deep, and the ore av
waKwooly about one and a half r
wt, liile Uie Dakota ore is stated to t
to or three times as rich. It was then
.llsostaUd that these English capitalists
bought several of the tin mines and
"uld proceed at once to work them
wthis we lave heard nothini' tnon
i but it gave us xrvM. pleasure at
t time to 11
''tim(iortalK)ut t-'O.OOO.fKK) worth of
fa plate a year. Of course the larfcest
Prt of tliig value is in the iron or steel
l liefore they are tinned. It is stat
ttatUiA
fcltol would rentiire WO.000 tons of
ore, 3f),000 Uina of limestone,
Wl.OOO tlllU of cml Ilia rouolt la-illi!
W00O tons of piir iroo. Tlie further
I" toward Die productioo of the fin
Ihd r.l i.l : r. ruVI OOfl
H.uwn nuuiu requirw o,.,!.,."
of charcoal, 5,tW0,0)0 xunds of
H 25,000.000 "oounds of tin. 10.0O0.WX)
JWodnof tillow. 3.000.000 iiounds of
'pburic acid, and about 10.0O0.000 feet
mmljer, and trive emolovnient to 70,
"Kople yearly.
11 M Droved iu IHTS that we could
fine plates in this country as they
Mill Rni.l,l l.u l.lrwk
made as fine tin plates as any
"""" Tin plates were then, costing
! took the alarm &nI loweml tliir
' S"-! TXZTt A) f-, H, n illl.M pwitivt
continuing ui futrtrUt for five
jWtiv utriff W,i(., HtimulateJ or
"win manufu:turei to enter into
j"1 Contest hud at least this good
"M, tluit F.,,,L.l. : ..i,.iuJ Lovor re-
f vol ii,t "" - -
i4 tlitir former price, and now sell
(country at from to f"'l
Snnie Ti niieniiiee Niile.
Arthur IK Cochrane of New oik city
is mnk ine; a reat succesa of the junior
prohibition movement. Hoys and tfirb
under 21 years of ae who litlieve in
li,'hliii); the liijiior deiiiou with the in
vincible and uiicoiuproiiiisiii weaMiQ of
national prohibition are organized into
( lubs and trained in the metlnsls Isjst
adantwl to this warfare. Mr. C hraiie
is also a leader in the anti-tolmcco cru-
ide.
West Side Main Street,
Harrison, Nebraska.
SIOUX COUNTY JOURNAL
And Uie
AMERICAN FARM NEW
one year for
Two Dollars.
To every one who pays for a year's
i subscription to lilK Jol'RXAL in advance
we will send them in addition, Kstue
paid, for one year'tho celebrated farm
pajsT, "American Farm News." Farm
News is one of the leading farm mouth
lies published and will prove of
Immense Value
The Harrison House.
EOGEBT RGHWER. Propnetor. . . HAkRJSON, X.bnuU.
, O
Special Attention to Commercial
Trade.
Best Accommodaions in the Northwest.
To the settlers of Sioux county. Now
iiu .ui :.. lu.lri-ilu..
pttienif nuwHMftry, double the duly
MtAi.... i t ... 1 II I I. la. t
until our mills shall l able la
tliea lift IKHl 1(00 worth oi
inw.Ui- .i ,.;n of the
. un wnmMiii ".v -
qUMUtiM nf motorinl mill tlie din-
tw
It of Um lam nuniher of iwoiilt
r noted. YfouW tlie country not I
A i-ititioii is on the witiK from tl
sanctum vigilant of Mrs, Frances J.
Humes of New York city, national su
irintendeiil of the yomij,' woman's de-
iiartmeiit of the W. C. T. U., uitn the
voum: men of all "universities, colleges
ami s hools of hicher education" to fol
low the noble example of the "students
in two of the most inlluetitial and wide
Iv known institutions of learning in the
u.,;t.i stnh" bv Isinishiiiir wine from
their ( lass suppers.
Illinois now has the law for scientific
ta.Rim instruction. It is the .i.ith
state or territory to get it. Such in
struct ion is rapidly spreading the world
over. Tlie W. 0. T. U. of Madras, in
dia. decides to attempt the introduction
of this important study into the govern
ment schools of that city, anil luis writ
A.....,.o f,,e information as to its
leo lo iie ,
introduction and presentation.
The Boston (Shim makes the following
characteristic comment upon the defeat
of the woman's license suffrage lull
ir fi,. this vcar on tlie
Oliieu i,ii v j
...l,.n of iTuntmif lldlior licenses.
SoHnvsthe (Ireat and (ieneral Court.
Well well, the women may not get this
rust, hut they will get the whole loal
f i besedavs. They are liegmmg
to want it, and what they want they
liave a way of getting."
J. M. Sherwood in the MinHwnary Re-
vim- for March presents some startling
nuti-tirs. He says tliat although the
fKipulatiou of Brooklyn lias advanced in
half a century from a lew mousaou w
least HOO.OfW, the relative strength of
n, i lmri h to-dav is tenfold less than it
....... ...
was three decades afjo; that in -e -
iimMia:il,rfins. oroneto every ! m-
luTbitants, sUnd over against I'rot
...,..( . i.iie. hes. or one to 4.401 inhahi-
WUV " 1 '
tants. He continues: "They increase
in ratio faster than the churches and
s. hools. They are open day and night.
They make legislators, aldermen, u,
trict attorneys and judges. They mod
estly claim to rtntP.l 40,000 vote n
this city."
Mr. C. K. Wilber, western passenger
ap-nt of the Uke Shore road, recently
said to the writer: "I Iwve traveled all
over the western states "I'"1"1 tl,em
with care, and I tell you that Nehraska
is the liest sUte west of the Mississippi.
I regard Illinois as, aU w all. tl bet
state iu the Union, and Nebraska next
to Illinois. Her soil, climate and geo
graphical situation make il certain, tp
my judgment, that Nebraska is to be
the greatest state in the Union outside
of Illinois," Mr, Wilber in in a position
to ,,,-s a sensible judgment on the sub
ject and his opinion is important enough
as testimony to justify every Nehraskan
in swinging Wa hat.
Similar opiuions are freely fxpressed
by the great army of tourists who pass
through the western states. Nearly all
of then, ore profoundly impressed with
tlM idea that Nebraska is superior to all
her western kinWr Mr. Wither ww.
asked If he thought Washington and
Montaiw. with their inral resources,
promiswl better limn Nebraska and
,ropMsl,.v'."Va"
City Restaurant,
HENRY SNYDER, Proprietor.
Boarding by the day or week ut
lowest living rates.
WARM MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Call and see us when you are hungry
and we will give you the worth
of your money.
ONE DOOR NORTH OF BLACKSMITH
SHOP.
is the time for
trr
YOU.
Jfc3
BANK OF HARRISON,
Harrison, Nebraska,
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF Tiir, 'TATK OF NEBtUSKA,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, ?25.000,
A General Banking Business Transacted-
Every Accommodation Compatible With a Conservative Business Freely Ex-,
tended.
to take adviuitape of Uiis offer of two
pa)ers for
Main Street,
Harrison, Nebraska.
2
B. F PITMAN,
President.
CHAS. E. HOLMES,
Cashier.
A Large Line of Stoves
J. B, Fknky, President. Genera! office F. 0. Sujucnshn, SecreWy,
BUFFALO GAP, DAKOTA.
Buffalo Gap Lumber Company,
Now on hand at
GMSWOLD ; CIARSTELLER'S,
Including
Heaters, Coal and Wood, Cook
Stoves, Ranges, etc,
WE SELL FURNITURE
As usual. A full line of
BUILDERS HARDWARE
Always on hand. Our STOCK OF TINWARE LS COMPLETE
-Dealers in
Lumber, Goal, Grain, Lath
And Shingles,
Sash ,
Blinds,
Hair,
Doors,
Plaster,
Lime ,
- AISTX) CEMENT, -
COMPLETE STOCK
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Fremont, Elkhorn and
Missouri Valley R. R.
"The Northwestern Line" Between Harrison, Neb.,
Harrison. Neb
G. GUTHRIE, Manager.
-Ami-
Omaha, Sioux City, Chicago, St, Paul
-And AH Points-
East, North, South and West,
THROUOH TICKETS TO AU POINT.
M Informal on Application to J. 0, NORWROF, Ago. D
II. (). BURT, Ocneral Manager,. iyebraata,
J. It. UucHAJAy, (hmernl linger Affcnt.
EEANOS
Aw strictlT Urst-claw In every etaH,
. '.i.'-S.ninf.iv nrfert, reneatins
Uion and nandsae cmbs. Fully war-
rantei
A" the b..t 11 tl . iwrH, "
prcSun4 Men, or for Watapw
and full Inroraauon.
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