S Sioux County Journal.
published every Thursday.
Subw-riptioa Price, 12.00
j.Hmmen, . tdMor.
litirr ' ' mon post omre u
"xhtrspat, Novejoikr 7, 19.
of tl t, r .
'"s-d in NYl..-, '' " 1
profit to the mat!'r of
iijr.
To this ernl it
ty, atonr.v J.waie unnvrsi-
frfmi of larrnHiinn Mm Ifck,;,
In the year 1 ' the present owners of
Wgir Amrru-an newsier tom-
Lo,l it puhiu-ation. and Wl(l afl(.r i M-imen of ,!. varietv raised
UblitliI t'tireau ror the pro, unn of ! "" -nt 1luj I -ar,.f
far inventions us homo ul ;.. i I'M. ... ... ' ully
ncountries. I unntj the vear iHi-. '"mtianiwl hv u , .
i i.. -.iv ..4 :. ... i i i u. ui..... "ci
w imi, " M i mot ; questions as it
r. S. Patent tl!iif , and tlw totjil is
from tlie esliihlishnienl of f ho fat
al office, up to tlie end of that year,
is Ioshible
'uebered only 4,Z4'-
p to the first of July this year flie
i . ,...1 .IU.
upf neeri mni-ti -t'",iw. miofrip
Bt since tlie cornmeni-emeitt ! ile puh
,iuiu of the nl'fif Aiiwrimn th-re
,ve bi-en issued from the U. S. Patent
)5f402.1fi6 patents, nnd aliout one
6rd more applications have U-en made
ism have hwn granted, showing tlie in
pouity of our people to be phenomenal,
nui' hjrreater than even tlx? enor-
x,y niiriiW of Kt?nts issued indifitc.
Probably a good runny of our renders
. i i - . i . .
are nan uumr-" iruiiH.riHi inroupi
fcoffiif of the Sriiiitiflt: Amrrimn, in
jwiork or Washington, nnd are f;
. 1 i -,. 1 m . .
iilar wiin jninn oc i o nioue oi tiomjf
lusiiew, but those no nave not will l.
Dterestwi in knowing: domethinn alout
bu, the oldest patent solicilinij lirni in
Ibii country, proihly in the world.
Persons visiting-the o(!U es of the
nlfc Amrriran, ml Krodwny, N. Y.,
br tlie first time, will ! suqiriwtl, on
iBtering' the main o(!lcu, to find mu h nn
HtetMive and elepintly euipd est.ili
Wunent, with its walnut counters,
inks, and chairs to corrtwxnd, and its
omious Kift, and utich a larire num
ber of draughtsmen, specification writ-
mi, ami clerks, all busy as !, remind
mat a large Imnkin or insurance of
, with its hundred employees.
In conversation with one of the firm,
bo had commenced tho business of so
Satiny patent in connection with the
publication of the Srirnt ijl: Amrriran,
more than forty year ago, I learned
tint thin firm bad made applications for
tenu) for upward of one hundred
thouand inventor in the United states.
ind several thousands ' in different for-
lip countries, and lind filed as muny
CMMin the Patent Olflc in a single
awitb as there were patents iasued dur
iajthe entire first year of their business
wr. Tin trentleman had seen the
f'mt r fr.ee yrow from a snrdin to a
i.t. nnd he mcxVstly hinted that
' m tli, . ji . in rniu ,
s '.. ..rh ,'irvulat.on. hail pcrlonutd
6oaxn sluire in stimulating inventions
ukI advancing the interests of the Pat
i office. But it is not alone the patent
"fating that rx-c u pics the attention of
Iteone hundrel persons employed by
Munn 1 Co., but a large numlsir are tn
Pm) on the four publications issued
kly and monthly from their ollice,
m liroadwoy, N. V., viz The Sruvlif
KAnvricmt, the Scinitifie Anurirtnt Siijt-
V " ' t, thu ExiHrt Edition of the Sei
ifi: Auuriaih, and the Architects am
luiiders Edition of the Srimtijlr Avuri-
'hi um iwq publn-atioiis are is-
iel every wek, and the latter two, the
nrst of every month.
give.
-rt,ofreltSofaalv will
"t.s.UJtbose,l,lwW.u'U
H. II. Xk.ikji.sox
la-
TEMPERANCECOLUMM..
(ondurted bytlieW.C, T. I'.
"F"r I7n4 Mir u,mV
Th' II. li.in,. nall,
t'",,h"1"W':,,m""",'"lH!,.r
I llrmly ,ini,t ,y,.t
Th .l ,,! ,j. f 11lri. -wivt
I ellli.be.1 till ,y sirt XT,-w wcarv
' ' "'"''I till u.yhndn.a,. n lire
I lln.e, f.K,,,,,,,,,,,, wiw,(m;
el I nev.-r --einJ t ,,,.1 K,. r.
for thl. mniMl KK7 w iumi.T
nee.
An.i thnt on,- i,i,., K-1th w.wn
Anil wiien f ifru-pt-,1 lli'inly itnt1 li,-ra '
I lutiml under velvet n tiiom.
Till my brain Kre-wery of pl,,luir
Ami niy mri'iiKtli begin to fail,
And the rf.. ( , nnmiliiK''xrit,.
ment
Kre evening Ik:ui to full.
And Jn.t h,. my humlmire unela-pinK
Their hold on the bi Ki,.,
And my Iiuh ruining h.iek fro, t).
tulnre
n.-re -joklntf Hiciin t t
ground,
neiir to the
One who hail elimbetl
summit
lleiiehnl Iwekwiird a lielplnir hand,
And refie.h.-d.eiicoimu.'iil and strength'
ened,
I took again my stand.
And I wish, oh, I wish, that the eliihla n
Would never forget ,w they go,
That though weary may seem their
climbing,
There Is Hiways some one ljelow.
What horrifying details of liquor trag
edies come to us in private letters as
well as in all myriads of newspapers of
the land! Mrs. Hussett says in a recent
letter, "last night across the river a man
came to his death by getting drunk and
lying on the hay with a lighted pipe in
Ins mouth. It set the hay on fire and
burned his Issly to a crisp, besides caus
.ng a fire which did damage to the
amount of $l!,(X)0. Another man was
found dead in fiis chair in a salnun. Thu
the end of the victims of intemperance
are constantly shocking us,"
The Barber Shop.
First door south of the court house.
E- L GALPIn" Proprietor.
Hi
you can get a clean shave.
first class hair cut or a
WARM or t'OLD BATH
I&EjAJD THIS?
TWO PAPERS FOE THE PRICE OF 1
Smith Bros.,
OK THE ONLY FIRST CLASS
LIVER1,'IEND SLE SIOUX COUNTY JOURNAL
THE
STABLE
w;..t. i ,, ..
ran ine attention of the public!
- u. ,aci mat they are prepared to
furnish at reasonable rates
First Class Rigs
On short Dotice.
A Dray Litie Run in Connection,
City Restaurant,
HENRY SNYDER, Proprietor,
Board injj by the day or week at
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 LOOR NORTH OF BLACKSMITH
SHOP.
Main Street, . Harrison, Nebraska.
And tlie
AMERICAN FARM NEWS
one year for
Two
Dollars.
R. E. MASSEV,
HOUSE, SIGN
AND
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.
Can do any and all kind of carriage
and wagon work.
rJTSATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
HARRISON-, - - NEBRASKA.
10 every one who pays for a year s
subscription to The Jotbsal in advance
we will send them in addition, postage
paid, for one year the celebrated farm
paier, "American Farm News." Farm.
Naw s is one of the leading farm month'
lies published and will prove of
Immense Value
To the settlers of Sioux
is the time for
county. Now
nr
YOU.
to take advantage of this
papers for
offer of two
BOOK HOLDERS.
the Most Pcsuct
diction? moloch.
Folding and Adjustable Tablet.
SEND FOR CATALOCfB.
R. M. LAMBIE,
39 E. 1SthSt.,N.Y.
S'kiui? for Information.
Die chemical detriment at the state
niversity is doiii a remarkable work in
uie beet suar industry in Nebrav
"""fwof tets are made with
out cost to the producer. The chemical
department is gathering nil the informa
tion it .,ln tlmt v,, of HlUfn!ltt Iina ,,,
Wlue to those ready to embark in lieet
n,ng. In order to procure such infor
"whon the following circular has Iwen
by the department.
CHEHICaL IBolUTOBY, UNlVEItSITY OF
awa( P. o. Box 674, Lwcwur, Nkk.,
JUrth, lK9.-To Uie Farmers of Nehars
": In as much as the sujrar industry
-air to income, in the near future
prominent in our state,
-reoperation in Uie collectimr and
WnbutinK of reliable iuformation in re-
PWto it
" you plant, this season, sugar beet
ill you kindly note the fads in
on and answer the following ue-
Rrn Kind
Ntattd.
conl Number of acres planted.
""rt-Dau of pittntinfr.
Jourti,Kimlofsoil.
Wth-MetlMxI of cultivation.
Time Of fiftrvnnline-. vield ner
,
Jth-ot per acre.
fth-Klnd of season.
-nWer to these questions should be
' luivmir iukiivi aji ' ' "
The V. (,'. T. U. of Columbus, Miss.
sent an earnest request to every clergy'
man in the place to preach a sermon on
'The Evils of the Oiien Saloon." The
tilca Has considered in the ministers
meeting, and the chairman iniide answer
by a note saying that the ministers, af
ter prayerful consideration of the re
quest, deemed it iuexiedient to comply."
A Mississippi town of 7,500 inhabitants
provides a lare number of saloons for
the men to f,-et drunk in, but has re
peatedly failed to sustain the existence
of even one ice cream parlor for the re
freshment of wives and children. The
Kir.uri of monev could not flow in two
opposite directions.
and) variety of seed
7lf
Wly as November 1, 18,
intend
I w I'hiiimii, jur lire lrtiiviiv V
r"1 IPBtlier with our analyses of the
"'MrajSHl in diflTaNn rvrinn of the
"" D ,lf..lli.
H. U. NiaioiiioN,
fllMnln r k. TKiinaliirV.
tbove circular was sent early In
asOtl. lAMlk.. u.l.U ....,,11 nlllin-
Wt!, to a number of promi
"t farmer, i- .1.. ...... ltinv nl
" IM uiv ut in. v
now resK) tiding by sending to
onUory, lor analysis, afMwuuen
What you tell me, missus, soiins
mons'ous luminuiis, but when the poli
tician splainilies it to me it appears sjion
tuneous in the other direction," said an
honest-hearted colored brother to Mrs.
Sallie Chimin, who was trying to con
vince him that if prohibition didn t real-
i -i,;i,i th. saloon men woulu not
llffht it ho furiously.
After mature deliberation the McCook
Tribune commends the following advice
to girls who possess beaux who want to
sit up all night or away into the sawed
oir hours of the morning every wre v
come smirking. If you want to get him
away early take a Jiencil and paper and
with your sweetest smile say tliat you
have a new puule. Then tell him to
. , , t cloven cinhers. then to
liiase a m"
make a perpendicular mark downward
from the right of the first cipher, up-
wares from the right of tne ioun .,
l f,i the riL'ht Of tlie nun,
tlO"!!""'" "
i. r riirbt of tlie seveniu
i .ri,.ii: downward from the right ol
the tenth. The marks sliouiu oe nan
. ,. t 1,0 him
,. AUK llllll ll,V
mi ll I" leiifiv".
written. The effect is electrical.
A Large Line of Stoves
Now on hand at
GRISWOLD : MARSTELLER'S,
Iniluding
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
The terrible drouth in portions of Min-
jne nn lo-
haul water
nesota is becoming serious.
.. Knnkane have to
miles to se-)
To add to tne
from eight to ten
stock from ierishing,
'in" in the timber and
will foot
trouble fires are raging
on tlK prairies, and the losses
up many thousands of dollars.
The Kearney Hub has exited fo a
hole year and it to l' " t th'lt
t will prove a stayer, T.,e,
i;)r tlJgKslofits,.ityandcun(y and is
uj.prutwU.-d by Uie eople.
Fremont, Elkhorn and
Missouri Valley R. R.
"Northwestern Line," Harrison, Neb.,
-And-
Omaha, Sioux City, Chicago, St. Psul
-And All PoinU-
East, North, South and West.
THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL TOINTS.
Full Information on Application to J. C. NORTHROP, Agent, Harrison, Neb.
H.O.BCRT, General Manager, )
J, R, DccHAPAfi Ocnerol Itwsengw Agent. )
The Harrison House.
EGGERT ROHWER, Proprietor.
- HARRISON, Nebraska.
Special Attention to Commercial
Trade,
Best Accommodations in the Northwest.
BANK OF HARRISON,
Harrison, Nebraska.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEBRASKA.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $2S,000.
A General Banking Business Transacted-
Every Accommodation Compatible With a Conservative Business Freely Extended.
B. F PITMAN,
President.
CHAS. E. HOLMES,
Cashier.
J, B. Fotnky, President. General office F. C. Silkensen, Secretary.
BUFFALO GAP, DAKOTA.
Buffalo Gap Lumber Company,
Dealers in
Lumber, Goal, Grain, Lath
And Shingles.
Sash, Doors,
Blinds, Plaster,
Hair, Lime,
OOHPLETE STOCK
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Harrison. Neb
G. GUTHRIE, Manager.
Are strictly flrst-clsn ii every detail,
possess an absolutely perfect repeating
action and handsome cases. Fnllv war.
ranted ' J D
Are the left In
all ethers for j
aie. The people
belt, aid will bi
Tune payments
preier.
Call and aee n, or tend for Catalenei
aid fill iaforaatloi.
3OTS ft (DMffi
233 State Strest, Chicago.
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MtBUMtUirtHf.
the world, and hare led fl
'car. Urer 810,000 im I W
are hound to hare thellM
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