T&Sioux County Journal. official ox vty paper. Subsenp'iod Price, iwd at ?e Harrison ?rtoce owl elan matter. Thursday, Jas. 2Vlt; D R. Carper., editor of tlie ley . i:..: s.nmmr.l HOei an""' , was bound over to appear m the dia- . : t answer to tile coarse mil i-vm . , laws of Nebraska are pretty stru t on the subject of libel w ties attached are severe. t penal- Tbe indications are rust will get i the legislature A Wlllln introduced whHi pro- to provide ' W uF"' 01 that the school thet-of tlv ... .1.- f 111 the counties, to compel tne ne system n rv i.ls : .1 .mit a bill to sod a' uniformity mi ewtsuu iucu wiu6" i trust will get a black eye at tne nanus - : e, provided bhfaoer can - ' . , tbe-work of that office. Ttmtis-amove ui rection!- Trie law ooW go further awl ride for the e2ani nation ol an couu pas- " ' Tim R M nfM lis line wu'k"' nmvi . V ' a f 'j trains will be I k. k an orri famished by into ueaawoog am ik.-. ... ly iwui j 1 - . -JK''f-fc" ir Arter str'urfr along Ltsitl, and oaid bv the v-anoos counties milnnd Deaawcoa iu time emntovea wrwu. W I VI1UU If 1 VI '-' 1 Untinc law has proven an 1 SU1UC -"r" "O - . tent one for tlie protection of uvfosuors, Th TiebriAka UsrUtture. Kcw that the le. j.sUture of tins sUte UinonaJl thoe desirous of m. Dlete and unprejudiced rirU o., Log of that body lt-o. r . t rt iiewsiper, J If .-.u. .W mcraf. Being: located at the state capital none of its would-be able to- MfflPM w'1" " ,adl.ns the Io aing of the Hla ture. or in gathe.ing oUcr unporUnt capital tapp- . Uie reix.rU ol tne leajtw- - - ferent rtate "" 'stbahsh U'f claim. The daily will be sent to any ad dress for tlO -per jw and the Weekly for 1.00 per year. 1NL' aKBESPKSlK!rrS: KointEn ,!i Tor on Hest KTioiAJuBAii,Oiiiua. Bi is or CHKo, rU)ron. KrOBATMJlUDEBSTATl LAWt. the Tl Kemoved to C1wUd4, 0. -n aflire of the Auwriean Former, the valuak journal which is still being of- ft fna to the readers of c' . , n .l ia has removed to Uleveianu, u., . ; new field Anwtatn rurwter . il k .S. U.a. tvbill'M Senator 'Wilson, o, u.s . funds of individual are pm-- ; increaai-g-National bill provided tnai precincw, r toiniy would be no mow u -6 , valuab' imivmentn counties could suspend the he law by by the ta.es is Jten.plated by - m . i : 1 1 KuiurMii Ti i.iu i . ... i i A'rrurMiriT. 1 1 1 i iiu cv a vole, ine oui - well toOKea aiier. . . - ,v, .,.,v, fflmltlieon.agriculture anS Monday K rjW roUndby inspection of th. rec- tto' Senate File Nol f,-w introduced by . right to gee that the private -.iiii' Wnorted the bill back rVrt' recOlftdMndation that it be in definitely foftora ii. unnmiH uur uk Li " ' me viu i- .. - , ...u .u,U bons.rr ruor vaiuaoie w . indicates tnai "" - ...,..t;n nri of th Jnieri- nrds of off"" in indicates thaf devined for keeping" ratters straight Farm- making the The It is quite certain' ASf ff the fegwla turebqee geU down to bu!5ii5 law providing for the Australian ys-5et of balloting in Nebraska will be adopted. t knl thaf. he framer of the bill k to uvf will see to it that the official seal on Congressman Dorsey attempted to have an appropriation of 2.-.0,(XXr made iU ..ru.r, nnnronriation bill to re in mm etNV'"' I'i - i lieve- tlie sufferers from' drouth. The tlie committee declined to insert it in the bill 1.00 per year. remain as heretofore ..... -i iL. TT... outside- of the ballot is made necessary, and Mr. uorsey wihbk... " " iL iUM ecrA without it sliould It is claimed thaf sikh aid is not in ac ii Ji.iA i thm and the nerson cord with the plan of gbvomment While i.it.Xnx tr bbu ba-llofe should be pros- the sufferers from drouth may not be en- ...i titled to aid from tlie national treasury, . th,. localities injured by the' Indian The dispatches from Washington' state . , t certainly have a riglrf to that President Harrison tias made up his ..g assistance from that source. The iiiind not to sign a free silver coinage government certainly is respon- if presented to him after it has pass- ... . t, troui,e. The Indian trouble ed both houses. If the president desires a reat deal of loss to the people to renere the flnacial distress of the west . . . the territory surrounding the and restore the former prosperity of the masses he wrH re-consider the matter and sign a bilT of fhat kind. More mon ey means cheaper money and that is what the country needs.- An irrigation convention is to be held it Superior on Feb. 14th for the purpose Of organizing for future work. The plan tb'be proposed for adoption is the build friirnfdji.mii across every ravine and on eVery farm in Nuckolls county and thus establish reservoirs. The water will be used to moisten the land, and the exis tence of bodies of water will tend to in crease the rainfall. The people of Ne braska are becoming alive to the benefits of irrigatioh. . .". - A bill ha. been introduced in the legis- fo rZZt .lature for all counties n the state to r-ernment of the mortgage against the turn to the commissioner system 1 I Union Pacific railroad. li nof. eountv that' has adopted thef rhurch Howe, in voti'ne in favor of township organization system that has the resolution, said that it would be in not found it to be a disadvantage. It the hands of the government a road to be costs a great deal more to conduct the I operated by government control and as a county affairs and as a rule the work is I step jn this direction he would like to not as well or as thoroughly done. The I have the experiment made. The Call, Comraissioner system is far preferable to the township system an the law now stands. . . . . i reservation. Many left tlieir Homes anu men who would have been able to pro vide for their families under ordinary circumstances were obliged to remain at home in idleness on account of the dan ger to which their families were exposed, and now are in hard circumstances. To thpse the e-overnment oueht to extend aid and quickly. The I'nlo Pacific Mortgage. Lincoln Call. Yesterday the House by the significant vol of BR to 6 the followimr ioint reso lution was passed: Kesolved, by the house of representa tives of the state of Nebraska, the senate fionnurrinir. That our senators in con- BAH II OF IIADEIISOtl, HAEEIS05, HEBBASIA, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL f 23.000. Tronsacts'aGeneralBanking Business nylnterest Paul od Tini. Deposits. Loans Money on Improved Farms, CHAS. E. HOLMES, CASHItR. ctatc omcits t J Mtor- J. C. Allen .-VerUrTK 7eW T. H. BenUm..-. Jaka C HIU & U.lUntlntie AtUmy A. U. HunibbreT .! C A. K. Cuudr Seat. Fablle COlMKtmlOUAh PELECATIOI A. 8. Paddocks. C. a. Senator, IJ C ft Manderaun 1". B. Henmlot.cj W. J. rouncll, i-oafrepnaa.i uul,q 0 Geo. W.TE. Portry 1 Wm. Christensen, Wholesale aod Retail Hardware. A large and wall selected stock HLWMS OK HAND. ACOKN STOVES. BARBEDJ.W1RE at prices to suit; the times. Agents for CHW.1PI0N BINDERS MID Mowers. Chadron, - Neb. NEW KODAK. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CAR OF FLOUR, .11 standard grade., wulcn will be old at lowe.t living price.. BOOTS AND SHOES. Ladies Shoes, Good Quality, fl.25 a pair. Ladies' Shoes, WARRANTED, only f 1.75 a pair. Mens' felt Boots 65 cents a pair, and others equally cheap. Felt Boots and Rubbers 2.10, CHEAPEST ON EARTH! Good Grade of Prints, 7) cents a yard. Overshoes 11.45 a pair. w Bargains in Dry Goods and Clothing Call and be Convinced. ThOmadBmdlscassingt'he ques tion of irrigation the state of Nebraska Str series of articles. K tates the po sition that the time will come when steps will be taken to supply moisture by artificial methods to the ei. tire state. This is a question of vital importance to all the farmers and every effort made in that direction is in the interest o the farmers, especially those ef tbe western portion of tbe state. The soil and climate are all that could be de sired and the only question is that of moisture and the Bee will place tbe pio- while it endorses Mr. Howe's view, sug gests this query: Under the present ownership is not Gould, through his forming a great railroad trust and co- ercine other roads into it, doing more toward bringing aliout the ultimate gov ernment control of roads than by any other procedure? "You Press Button, Of Interest to Settlers. U. S. Land Office. Chadron, Neb., Jan. 15, 1891. Editor Journal. The Hon. Commissioner of the general land office has instructed this omce as follows: VOyyJ We do the Rest." Seven New Styles and Sizes ALL LOAOtO.WITM Films. Transparent For sale by all Photo. Stoc Dealers. THE EASTMAN COMPANY. You are advised that, under the con- Beers of the western part of the state un-1 struction placed by this office upon tlie der everlasting obligations if it succeeds I joint resolution of September 30, 1890, it in arousing the interests of scientists and is required tliat the pre-eruptor shall capitalists in the irrigation project. I make his proof first, when, should he be unable to make payment, he may then Sena for uaiaioffue. Secretary Noble expresses tlie opinion apply for relief provided, viz: an exten- thatinthe attempt to civilize the In- I tion of time for raising the money. In dians now dependent on the government I the absence of an adverse claim, such ap art should1 be made to work. That they plication would be favorably considered, should be treated with fairness and just- if presented as required by circular of ice, but not supported in idleness. Had October 27, 1890. they been tnated with, fairness and just-1 The circular referred to, gives the fol- fee,. the recent trouble would not have lowing instructions: occurred. The government did not keep Any person applying for an extention it promises and government officials 0f time autliorized by said resolution made a good thing out of the business, will be required to submit testimony to This gave the Indians "bad hearts" and consist of his own affidavit, corroborated trouble followed. If proper care is exer- so as far as possible executed before the eisedia the selection of men placed in I register or receiver, or some officer au- efaanre of the Indians and a labor policy thorized to administer oaths in land mat- adopted and the work of breaking up the ters within the county in which the land tribal system Vigorously pushed, trouble I is gituated, setting forth the facts in de- ROCHESTER, N. Y. Bk fotuve eaa be avoided, Wbeo Senator Schrader introduced a (solution asking that the supreme court Washed to rolv on the point of having 11m sjgBmtttM of the governor and the faataanat governor attached to a joint resolution relaUBg to the pending con tests, ha eertainly showed a gnat deal thMi wtaeabe advocated the Bthoriy of tbe supreme oowrt uU tfce ntUutkin. It in more tm Kkaty Hast wamber of the hot iM JasyiMaoBtB who are members of O hJgBi trfll he oUed to an ac wstby tfteir ciairitaiati ; They were at&orotoisafoovo Mm law, not to irhMB,' ftttotof th session reWOi fi aai otb 1 af BMBsy)iahsoV Unliai ion -wwoWojladoeeH will be aeeess-t-fjOasrrt H etay ttwrt and tfatttrasihalr owa tail relating to tbe failure of crops on which he relies to support liis application and that he is unable by reason of such failure of crops to make the payment re quired by law. The joint resolution referred to requir es: That whenever it shall appear That any settler on the public, lands by reason of a failure of crops for which be is in no wise responsible, he is unable to make the payment on bis homestead or pre-emption claim required by law, the oomtnissioner. of the general land of Dot i hereby authorised to extend the tine of socK pay moot for not exceeding one year from the date whsa the same Respectful ry, W. K McCajw, Register. T. F. Powbm, Receiver. A PRESENT TO rLWB!'BICFR& It is with pleasure that we announce to our many patrons that we have made arrangements with that wide-aw.ke, il lustra ted farm magazine, the American Farmer, published at Fort Wayne, Ind and read by nearly 200,000- farmers by which that great publication will be mailed direct, FREE, to the address of any of our subscribers who will come in and pay up all arrearages on subscrip tion and one year in advance from date, and to any new subscriber who will pay one year in advance. 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General Banking Business -TRANSACTED.- Hakrison, Nbbxasxa. H. T. CONLEY, Lawyer. Loans no Money, Represents no Insurance company sad has no land to sell but glvs. his entire Urns and attention to the praclfc of the law. Harbison, . , . Nbhusza. ram any one mimhsr. idea can be obtataed thai wilLba wwth CfeoslitaioBBj or acrofulons catarrh, I thrice the subscription price to you a sareiv curea ay Ayersi mewwers oi your household, tbt von sore eyes, etc., obt n rxxtv Call and sec sample copy. C. E. HOLMES, Attorney-at-Law. AM business entrusted to his car win re celve prompt and careful attention. HAMU80, . . HBBRASXa. Dr. Leonhaedt, 145J 0 Btreet, Lincoln, Sch, Practice limited to diseases of the NERVOUS SYSTEM, HEART and BLOOD. Read the press notices, Send for symptom chart, State your case. JlPICIABTt Amass Cobb CUW Jastke, LkJ a. Maxwell. a.iaw -uojt, T. L. Hurra! Associate JudslnJ . j .. . D. A. ranipueul strs saw awpwriar, Ustk) TWELFTH JCD1C1AL DISTRICT V. Klnkald . 'dgs, OW Conrad l.lndeuian Clerk, Hsny (XJrSTT.OrriCKM : Barker County jj Conrad Undeman QJ . J. Gaybart Tr Koutbwortb opt. rubllc Inntrv., Ttios. Beldy n) '. Geo. J. fbiirr. Con., p K. Hew SumirSj.j onrad Undeuian Clerk ofjblstrletCa-t' 11. T. Corjoy luivy Attaw- IMIARl) Of tXlMMISHIOSERS. Chas. I'. Grove, (chairman) ..ad Dtes, A. Gtwa M W. Knott 1st LEGISLATIVE: J f' . Wllion SeuatorJlt 'o.:i4,-a:- LL I- llcntta K'P., VlxU So. IS, Kmbrjf" VILLAGE OFFICERS: . II. Weller Cchalnuan ).....-. Trs.' ' , . R. Smith . . C. Northrop.. . ... ' '. K. Holme .. W. II. Wright C. K. Verity- p. F. Ihivls Tre-fc. U M'lldOL OFFICERS: " S. I, R. Maine "UW W. Ileter TF. RMS OK COURT: I)ltrlct Court, At Harruon, commm.i February mtb and rtcnib(-rtlh,'lS!a. County Court, At Harrison, conmir.. . flrit Mgnday of each;niontb. CIU RCIIES ASI) WK'IETIIX M. K. Chutt-n rreachliif eack altsraU' Sunday at 10 :30 u. m., and every Hundsyti' ' UW ftl i :3J. T.. r.. r-. nomca. rinut Ilev. Wtihnm Wllwn prpftflie. tt church esrh alK-rnale Wpihiebij en4V iK-ftlnnlng at 7:30. i'' f - Episcopal Hervlce'at.the church on . Friday evening between the lat two vP; day of each month.'condncted.by Rer. Ji Bates. I Union Sunday'School every Sundyit:j a. in. E. E. E. Hoaicx. Bible School meet at tbe church carts day afternoon at S o'clock. 8. c. I. Bassitt, fe If you are sick and want to get well, write all about yourself. No trouble to read letters; send stamp for reply. 1452 0 St. Dr. Leonhardt. Lincoln, Neb. Fremont, Elkhorn -AND- Wells Drilled! I have a good well drilling machine and am ready to drill any sized well on short notice. Terms good and prices low. Postoffice, Harrison. C. S. 8COTT. L. E. BELDEN t SOX, Wagon and Carriage Makers. Repairing done oa short nouse. Good work and rasonabl charge. Shop sooth ef livery barn. Harbison, ... vt Brant Guthrie, -OiAua Im- 0O8GE WAUOO, ittorary-at-Law. Will practice, befors an oooru and the C. 8. Land oOoe. Bnstnes ntrosird to ay care will receive prompt attention. ABBWON, "TH tlsTA- Ea O. HTJLL, aUBxacav . . Lumber. Lime, Coal. Mo. VaUi (NORTHWESTERN LINI -BETWEEN- Harrison, Nebrast; OMAHA, SIOUX CITY CHICAGO AMI ST. PAUL And All Points in the I East, North, South SIT s TMAouoM.Tics.tva to att'-Pourn; Baggage checked to Oestlnstos- Through Palace Sleeper brlwen Wsx Valley and Veadwood J.C, H. 0. Burt, Oen'l Manager. Kramnw Anol liarriMAl J. R BUCHA5A. Oen'l PaW OMAHA, NEB. J NgWHOfM.S.M-ii IT. saw-