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Sioux County Journal.
puUiJl evefy Thursday.
Sub rijitiou I'ru. ti.00
mow. - Kditor.
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XHI KSDAV, 0HKK 31, l-w-a.
A 11. . Il . 11
Wiry' n't1'1 ih iur lu-pumiraa
! . ..t(i f'ii-nt inn hfMif
lri- ' -
S6th, 1
mention railed to ordir nt 730 p.
i... P T.. fVjniiiauiott. of Sheridan
CltV.
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U Wood, OI mienuKn, in in iwi
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I .,irary rhairnmn and t . L. Jlnlim-,
Uoux. t-!iirory . rtary
motion the icmowintf i-oniiuuus-s
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rwes, lu-iith of Wurman, ami Nm-
li of ruwes, Verity oi mous am)
l,den of Klwridim.
f 0. SimiiiKon, of Iwx Hutte was
inatfil ly ai' lamation for tlie -,,m
oi n pivseiitati ve for Mrd district.
Tjje tfinniitte in resolutions rvKirtcd
Vluliowinn "." u. ...... ,1,..,,,
fi. ....il.i;inn of the 5Hnl tvnreM-n-
Vjvt ditrii't of Nebraska in convention
mmhM Iwreoy rvwiivr.
.. Tl..it we endorse the tdatforn
Un-Kilutionnof tlio lal n-pilUicail lia
U,! nd state conventions mid riter-
Lours1iulfast aillw-n-nce to the same,
i-i Tl.fit we conliallv endorse the
iiustrsit ion of President IlarriHon as
L. ie- ronserviitive. patriotic and
... . t . . .
vint0 witll true rvjiuomHii pnnci
u Tlitit wp dciirecn'. the action of
galled n-puhliians who allihate with
juofotiier political vme n.r u
ism of sulwrvintr individual inter
uattlte ex-nse of ily orpuiiza
.,n,l P..1111I) ican MIIC1CKS.
nh Tl-.at we nlmliru ourselves to the
H,ri of the KtatP. county anil local n
iblK.an tickets at the approachiiiK
,fetin on Novemlier oui.
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
oudu(ted bj the W.f. T. V.
...i-v xi fM.
Bujr.
wa not f.n tt ti. 1.1 , ...
H was mil on A ...
Hut a fate far w,r than eitlar,
Tlit stole him away from me.'
TaS Uh- death io the ruby wieup,
1 r"' and seus drown;
He drank tl alluring jx.in,
Ait thus my Ujy went dow n.
T'H only tlie same old Hory,
That niother-i so often tell
With accents of inlnnte sadness
Like tlie toue of a funeral liell
. u ivi.tv:!! Ijn,
But I never thought wl,en I heaixl it,
I should learn all the meaning myself;
I tliougl.t lie'd 1 true to hin.seir
lut ala. f,r my kies, all delusion!
Alas for lux youthful pride!
Alas! who are mfe when danger
h oiien on every side?
O, can nothing destroy this evil?
-m ir in their jxitliway be thrown?
To save, from the terrible m;ielstrom
The thousands of boys (,'oita; down?
"Siitan often aiiits sin witli virtue's
dors. He knows that if he should nre-
s iit it in its own nature and dress, the
soul would rather fly from it, than yield
to it, and then-fore he presents it to us
not 111 its own proT colors, but painted
ami gilded over with the name and show
of virtue, that e may the more easily
lie overcome by it, and lake the more
plea.su re in coninuttiii it."
The Barber Shop.
First door south of the court house.
E. L. GALP1X, Proprietor.
Here you can get a clean sliave, a
first class hair cut or a
WARM or COLD BAT II
Smith Bros.,
OK THE ONLY K1KST CLASS
LIVERY. FEED AND SALE
STABLE
Wish to call the attention of tlie public
to the fact tliat they are prepared to
furnish at reasonable rates
First Class Rigs
On short notice.
A Dray Line Run in Connection.
City Restaurant,
HENRY SNYDER, Proprietor.
Boarding by the day or week at
lowest livinL' rates.
WARM HEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Call and see us when you are hungry I
and we will give you the worth j
of your money. J
ONE IK)OR NORTH OF BLACKSMITH
SllUF.
READ THIS?
TWO PAPERS FOR THE PRICE OF 1
THE
SIOUX COUNTY JOURNAL
And the
AMERICAN FARM SEWS
one year for
Two Dollars.
The Harrison House.
EOGEBT ROHWER, Proprietor,
HARRISON, Nebraska.
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Special Attention to Commercial
Trade.
Best Accommodations in the Northwest.
UUn Items.
H war clouds are again lie-ginning to
ptlier over the reijctahl portion of
White River.
r P .lewet'n saw mill Ims moved to
ikn'oal canyon.
ThedemocratH were out in full force
it the republican primary in this pre-
aurt but then we don't blame them for
iii'nt once in a life-time that democrats
pU chance to be a delegate to a reputi
fcta convention.
John Fry la moved on his claim.
Henry Kreman lias moved into Ids
kw bouse.
Four democraU Attended their primary
fe!lst, and no repuhliiainB.
lb. Fry. of Iowa, is visiting her
. dswfttent Mrs. John and Ia Mc!ntisb.
l!I.IntOHh sold three hiswl of fat
' ftmsUiC. P- Jewet a few days ago.
Dart the voters of White river for
gottrt tliat J. W. Earnest was one of
ti flection board in Running WaU-r
precinct in
SCHOfIL RETORT.
Bport of school diatrict No. 1, White
river, for the month ending OtoU-r 11.
19. Number of pupils enrolled, 21.
Xuoilier of days all pupils attended, 212.
Avery's attendance, 16.
Martha C'ahy, Tesu her.
Warbosttt Items,
Com huskinir is river
Jacob DometfthtUHer is spending the
41 taking care of his horses.
Hans Lenker (his frau calls him John)
lijoing to build a two story brick block
Mt spring. F. Podoll is the architect.
Be will do an excellent job.
Rev, Zimmerman holds Sabbath
dlool every Sunday at the school lioux
is district No. 22
Crandpa Woody wore his fine clothes
wore tlie convention. He evidently
tinted the nomination for iudce. You
, j "
a mistake grandpa, you ought ti
kv rua for coroner. ,
Gilchrist, dear Oilchrist! No, Clare
N aot vanished from off the face of the
"rtb- All Gilchrist has is a log house
itli a new addition on, without door or
iiuloH. It vniilH Innlr more like S
Vn if you would put in "them" win
". We hope to see Uiem in next time
call for tlie mail.
l"fr Woody Jr. visits the Clare
""try about twice a week electioneer-
in for J V nll: -. 1. Itu nn I
r, We're all solid for the "iieopleY'
Wwbere. Jump on a mule and visit
""MUngwater.
Mary Ash Ki.ynn-
EU I'KltKINS TEIJiS A TEMPERANCE STORY.
John Jones ls-gan at the age of liftwn
to build a monument, and liuished it at
fifty, lie worked night ami day, often
all night long, and on the S;ililth. He
seemed to lie in a great hurry to get it
dune. He sin-tit nil tlie money lie earned
iikiii it some say $")(). (K)0. Then he W-
rowed all he could, and when no one
would loan him any more, lie would
take his wife's dresses, and sell them to
net more money to finish that monu
ment.
They say be came home one day, and
was about to take the blankets that lay
over his sleeninir babv to keen him
warm, and his wife tried to stop him
but he drew luck bis fist and knocked
Iwr down, and then went away with the
blankets sral never brought them back
and the poor Isiby sickened and died from
exposure. At last, there was not
anything in the bouse. The poor
heart-broken wife soon followed the baby
to the grave. Yet John Jones kept
working all the more at the monument.
I saw him when he was about fifty.
The monument was nearly done; but
he iuid worked so hard at it tliat I hardly
knew him, is was so worn: his clothes
... , 1 1 I..
were all in tatters, anu ms nanus ww
fire. indrd, his whole body, were cov
eatl with scars which he got in laying
up some of the stones. And the wretch
ed man had tieen so little in society all
the while that he was building, that lie
u-.u ffiruolten how to use the English
language; his tongue had somehow be
come very thick, and when ho tried to
speak, out would come an oath.
That mav appear strange, but 1 nave
observed that all who build such monu
ments as John's prefer oaths to any oth
er woru.
Now, come with me and I will show
you John's monument. It stands in a
beautiful part of the city, wne.e
streets meet. Most me" l'"
things in a cemetery; but John haa ms
own way, and put it in one of the finest
bits to lie found.
-Does it look like Bunker Hill Monument?-asks
little AmyArlott by my
: 1,.
Not at all. John didn t want to tie
remembered that way. He might have
token tliat t-W-OOO and built an asylum
for poor little .'hiWrcn that have no
home, and people wonld have called
the asylum bis monument
But here we are at the front door.
.. .. n,,! It is high and large,
It is a gi.i" - - ,.!
with great halls and towers, and velvet
. m rrors, anu i""
carpew, t'h
an
This is John Jones' monument! Ami
U,e man who sold John nearly a the
...... l- ves here with nis
whisBjneu. rM
familv: anu uiuj
and finest clothes.
1 ki von
Main Street,
I trial of tlie men charged with the
""tor of Dr. Oonin was formally
on last Thui-wlay, and tlio indi-
"are that it will prove one or u
n wited trials tliat lias ever umen
tlie history of the world. The
r was so deep laid and tlie men
with being tlie authors thereof
well known and of audi recog
ability that their conviction will
"'great victory for those in charge of
prosecution and will have a tendency
"Prevent the formation of conspiracies
71 View to shed blood and avoid pun
"t. The progrew of tlx trial will
atcW .in. .i. iwifh in this
mui 111 j ......
"try and in Europe,
-Don't fonret tliat TltK JoVBSAL is
Harrison, Nebraska.
R. E. MASSEY,
: HOUSE, SIGN
-AM)-?.
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
ine.
Can do any and all kind of carriage
and wagon work.
fjfS ATI SF ACTION GUARANTEED.
HARRISON, - - NEBRASKA.
To every one who pays for a year's
subscription to The Journal in advance
we will send them in addition, postage
paid, for one year the celebrated farm
naner. '-American Farm News." Farm
News is one of the leading farm month
lies published and will prove of
Immense Value
To the settlers of Sioux county. Now
is the time for
or
w
YOU.
to take advantage of this offer of two
papers for
BOOK HOLDERS.
TMt MOST PcSrCCT
Dictionary HOkDCS.
Folding and Adjustable Tables.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
R. M. LAMBIE,
SO E. 1 9th St-.N.V.
A Large Line of Stoves
BANK OF HARRISON,
Harrison, Nebraska.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEBRASKA.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL,' $25,000.
A General Banking Business Transacted-
Every Accommodation Compatible With a Conservative Business Freely Ex.
tended.
B. F PITMAN,
f resident.
CHAS. E. HOLMES,
Cashier.
aniets, e egunt mirrors,
Id 1 know not what all-so rich and
UllringfScptemberpast ,M4 mn
fira.iU came to this country, against 39 -
. . .. L E-..l,.n. and Wales H,'li
; u ,,d Norway 3,810,
KUSHIU ","'"1 -
and France 7GH.
1 Ml ftf
W 11. Webster, mo "
w . ..nvn fd of cm
Merrick county, .
. . .... . few days
oezzienK""' -
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amount urines .
The
norted to lie
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It awa" vm" 11
:el
33.0Ua Jt pf- f lhe 0i.
over the shite are gelt ng ft t i
Salfnotallstniigbtthey
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Viixinia.ulventistscre.dago.eal
V"r. u.. into cau.pand pro
of excitmem u, " worlj
claiming that be d o
,.,.,Ucome on themgbtof Otfc
Many f-mBr " , ' al.,inir ,hat the
Now on hand at
GRISWOLD i MARSTELLER'Sj
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 IS COMPLETE
J, B. Finney, President, General office F. C. Stldmuw, Secretary.
BUFFALO GAP, DAKOTA.
Buffalo Gap Lumber Company,
-Dealers in-"
Lumber, Coal, Grain, Lath
And Shingles,
Sash, ' Doors,
Blinds, Plaster,
Hair, Lime,
- A.2ST3D OEMIEIsTT. -
COMPLETE STOCK '
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Fremont, Elkhorn and
Missouri Valley R. R.
The Northwestern Line" Between Harrison, Neb.,
Harrison. Neb
G. GUTHRIE, Manager.
possess an absnlotely perfect repeating
action ana oanasonic cases, ruu nw
ranted.
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Omaha, Sioux City, Chicago, St. Paul
-Anti All Points
East, North, South and West,
THWOTTOU TICKETS TO ALL POINTS.
a nxlicution to J. C, NORTIIUOP, Agent, Harrison, Neb.
Full Information on Application io a.
II. O. Burt, Omvl Manager, r'cWw4.
Are the belt in the world, and have led
Ml etnen ror yean, urcr si,uuv ia
sse. The people are bound to have the
nest, and will have none bat the ESTEY.
Time payments or cash, aa customers
Call and see as, or send for Catalogues
and full information.
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233 State Streat, Chicago.
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