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ond class matter.
Thcbsdat, April 23, 1891.
fgz Jonts al prints the news.
It is reported that the Pacific Short
line has been put od a paying basis by
the receiver. It may yet become an im
portent railroad.
On last Mondav the state board of
(transportation elected three new secreta
ries. There were twenty appjicants for
Jhe places. The three selected were W.
A. Dilworth, J. W. Johnson and Jasper
N. Koontz. The two first are republj
(cans and the third is an independent
t, nf (he votes of the Chi
cago municipal election resulted in Uie
fact that Hempstead Washburn, uie re
publican nominee, was elected. It is
looked upon as a great victory over the
gamblers and thugs of the city who did
all in their power to bring about nis ue-
feat and also to prevent him from get
ting a fair show in the canvass of the
returns. There has been a notable up
rising of the law-abiding people against
the ruling of scoundrels all over the land
of late and the result has been that the
ritbt has prevailed. Vicious and illegal
actions may hold sway for a time, but
disaster is certain to come to the purpe-
fratnra when the Deoole arise in their
might against them.
plan is objected to by some for the reg
ion that the prwent location of Uie
school bouse is about as unsuitable a one
It is on a Diejut anou,
y,. York HIT
President Harrison and bis party are
faking their tpp through the south and
west The people all along the route
Are doing all they can to make it pleas
ant for them, and the president makes a
good impression on all who see him.
uch trip give the people a better idea
of the chief executive of the nation, and
.could they be made more frequent and
extended it would be a good thing. The
presidential party will make two short
stops in Nebraska, at Lincoln and Oma
ha, and the people of those cities are pre
paring to do justice to the occasion.
Notwithstanding the warning given to
jtbe liquor dealers to the effect the Jour
pal was the only paper in Chadron in
whicl) notice of application for license
jn that place could be legally published,
jtbe notices were put in the Citizen, and
flow Mr. Egan informs them that no li
cense shall be granted until the law is
complied with. The statute is plain on
the Bubject, and when liquor dealers go
contrary to law they antagonize many
who would not oppose them. There is
not a saloon run in the state which does
.not yiojate the law at times, but it is
-When they attempt to "run things" that
people object.
The editor of the Seward Democrat
came out with an article nearly three
columns in length, recently, in which he
slated that he had gone back on the dem
ocratic party. At the election in 1889
Mr. Meehan, the editor in question was
by the grace of the democrats, elected
county superintendent of schools and re
cently he was elected president of the
state democratic editorial association,
and in his article he makes a bid for re
election at the hands hands of the inde
pendents. There are always a lot of
chronic office seekers who are looking
for an opportunity to flop into aoy party
which they think they can induce to put
them into some fat office. It is such
contemptible things that weaken every
attempted reform movement and dis
gust a great many with any attempt to
improve matters. A chronic office seek
er is about the most despicable thing in
existence.
"The farmers frequently speak of the
.excellent results derived by those in the
locality of a creamery or cheese factory.
There is a fine opening for such an insti
tution in this locality. There is a good
.demand for butter and cheese near at
Stand, created by the mining interests
-which are being developed north and
west of here. If a farmer can get a few
igqod cows and have a factory at which
Ibe pan market the milk, he has a nice
dittle sum of money in his pocket each
month, which will do much to smoothe
ibis path through life. It does not take a
great deal of capital to start a factory of
that kind and if one was put in on the
co-operative plan the farmers- could get
:all there was in it The matter is worth
Hooking up.
'The prediction of The Journal a few
weeks ago that this line of railroad
would be extended, seems in a fair way
'to ha fulfilled. The conduct of Jay
Qoud in regard to the trafic arrange
ment between the Northwestern and the
Union Pacific has not been according to
' the agreement and the report is that the
Northwestern will at once begin the ex
tension of this line to Ogden where it
will make connections with the Central
'Paciflc and thus make a parallel line to
the Union Paciflc in its entire length and
when that is done this line of the F. E.
& M. V. will become one of the most im
portant lines in the United States. A
direct benefit will accrue to the people
of this locality during the construction
of the line by the demand for men, as
well as for the products of the farm,
garden and dairy.
A good deal of excitement occurred at
Broken Bow on last Friday over the de
lay of the execution of Haucstine, the
convicted murderer, who was to have
been hanged on that day. The question
of the man's sanity was raised and an ex
amination held, and pending the decision
on that point the governor was asked to
grant a respite. A great number of peo
ple flocked to Broken Bow. on the day
the exaction was to have taken place
aad were greatly disappointed at the
poetponment An attempt was mad
about 4 o'clock to get hold of the prison
er, but Judge Hamer addressed the
crowd and got them somewhat quieted,
Shortly after another rush was made by
crowd, headed by the brothers of the
m whe ware murdered by Hannetine,
but H was headed of bv the sheriff. ' A
HsJl ws osaeW for Hon. H. M. Bullivaa,
flir pi tom'i attorney, aad ho was asked
to prfcmi pt to take any farther action
in the matter. K Sallivau stated tbsvt
he settered nis client to be insane and so
loag at be believed that ha would do all
that be ooM rjoaerabry to save
. froej tha nasB The daoWaa was that
EMHNtfa mat Ml kii axaoujto i
A great gold excitement is being
worked up in Carbon county, Wyo., at a
nW nalltti Gold HilL It is stated that
for some time cold has been taken ou
io' paying quantities and of late a f.mit
many people have been flocking tbeie
and great developments are looked for
during the coming summer. The locali-
ity is. not far distant from here and if
the report proves true it will be benefi
cial to this locality, for the men who
will engage in mining will have to have
the products of the soil to eat and the
result will be that a good market will be
created near here. The indications are
that a great deal of mineral wealth will
be taken out of tbe hills near this local-
ty in the near future.
. V found.
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exposed to all Uie cold winur masts au
tbe soil and lay of the ground are such
as to render it Imrd to get trees or shrub
ery to grow and therefore could never 1
mo,un mil-native uiaee, ueiui .
suitable for a play ground and the schol
ars naturally seek a place to piY
the grade is not so steep, and hence it is
not suitable for a permanent
bouse location, and it would not be good
policy to put more money into buddings
thereon. The second plan has been used
in other places but, as a rule, lias not
,,i ... u:fa-torv. as rooms winch
can be secured for such purposes are not
properly located, lighted or ventilated.
The third plan is approved by a number,
but Uie financial question steps in and an
jt objection of good sized proportion pre
sents itself. It is not aavisauie iur u
district to go to Uie expense of building
school house until one can be
which will accommodate Uie
Bsnr cM".
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i E. HOLMES. YKXPiawaW-
JOHN A. LUCAS, PBBar-.cT
CHARLES E. VERITY, Cahah.
the BANK OF HAM
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J. Major -UraLI
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II. Beaton
Julia L 1IU1
II Hastings .
B. Humphrey
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Geo. W. E. Horsey, - j.
The Journal has received Bulletin No.
16 from tbe experimental station of the
state university, relating to the experi
ments made in tbe cultivation of sugar
beets. Beets were analyzed from nearly
every county in the state and report
demonstrates, beyond question, that
northwest Nebraska and Sioux county in
particular, is capable of producing beets
unusually rich in sugar. Of . all the
beets analyzed there were but three sam
ples, besides those from Sioux county,
which yielded as high as 20 per cent of
sugar. One was from Banner county
and yielded 20 per cent, one was from
Rock county and yielded 20 per cent, and
one from Perkins county yielded 20.6 per
cent. Of the samples from Sioux coun
ty six showed the following: 20; 20.4;
21; 21; 21; and 23.2 per cent of sugar.
That puts Sioux county several laps
ahead in the richness of sugar beets pro
duced and if factories are made to pay in
localities where the yield of sugar is
much less than here, there is no reason
why a sugar factory would not be a pay
ing investment if located in Sioux
county.
a new
rut ur
children of the district for a number of
years to come, and whether or not ip is
advisable to attempt to build sucn
school house at present is the question
to be settled by the voters of Uie district.
It is some time yet unUl the annua)
school meeting will occur, but it would
be a good plan for the people to investi
gate the matter and prepare to act in
telligently thereon. If the school boara
would look up the questions involved
and prepare a showing it would be
great help to the people in determining
what course will be best to persue;
Nutlet-Timber Cnlinre.
r. 8. Lanu office, j
EsTASLIUHEU '1
HI0'. StBIHSU.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, f 25,000.
Transacts a General Banking Business,
Buys School Orders, County and Village Warrant.
Interest paid on Time Deposit.
Loans Money on Improved Farms,
Miircli 8, 1M1.
Complaint No. B2ft having bet-n entered at
this omce by Kelluiu 1'. Lliiditey agabint. Col
ville t. Terrett for failure to comply with
law as to timber-culture entry No. Ill, dated
Oct. 17, 1887, upon the be X section 25, town
ship 31, range 66, in Sioux county, NeUauku,
with a view to the cancellation of said entry;
contenuint alli-ginK that said Colville V, Ter
rvtt. hnj fulled to Dlow. or in any was culti
vate any portion of aald tract during the 3d
year of Bald entry tnd He has failed to
Slant to trees, tree aeeda or tree cutting
ve acres of said tract during the 3rd year
of said entry, and further he lias failed to
nlant anv nortion ol said tract to trees, tree
seeds or tree cuttings during the third year
of said entry, and has wholly failed to cure
said defects up to the date of this affidavit,
to-wit: Kebyf, 18W.
The said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on the 4 day of May
lffji. at 10 o'clock a.m.. to respond ana
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
I allure.
Te.atlmonv of T-ltnesses will be taken be
fore S. II. Jones, a notary public, at bis ofilce
In Harrison, on the S7th of April
1H91, at 10 a. m. T. . 1'owebs, Keoeiver.
1L T. Con lev, Contestant's Atty. 1 36-82
I hai
take
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale directed to
nie from the district court of Sioux county,
Nebraska, on a Judgment tendered in said
court on the 17th dav of February. 1M, In
favor of 1.. Alice Watson as plaintiff, and
Hifnttist Klmer Mt-Knrlin and K. S. Ornish-,
truHtee. as defendants, for the sum ol V4!.d
and costs taxed at and aucrulilg cost,
av.e levied upon the following real estate
en as the nronerty or said uetenuani,
Elmer McFarliuu. tu-wlt: Ixte3 and 4 i
the s h of in X of section 4, in township 3D
range S3 w, oi tue bin -p. in., in sioux
county. Nebraska. Suliieet to the first
mortgage of K. S. Orinshy, trustee, for t&O
and accrued Interest, ami will offer the sum!
for sale subject to the first mortgage of
K. S. Ornmby, trustee, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, on the 29th day of April, A.
I. 18U1, at the front door of the court house
of said county, at Harrison, that being the
minding wnerein the iai term or court was
held, at the hour of one o'clock, p. in., of
said day, when and where due attendance
win be given ny tne undersigned.
Dated the lth day of March, lsyi.
28-SiJ Tikis. Bkiuy,
Sheriff of said County
In his reply to the Italian government
Secretary Blaine did not retreat one
point from tbe position taken in his
former correspondence. He cites a num
ber of facts which go to show that the
matter is properly and entirely in the
bands of the government of the United
States. The general opinion is that Italy
is playing a great game of bluff, well
knowing that other nations of Europe
will not permit a passage at arms be
tween her and this country. One of the
London papers stated recently that it
was doubtful if the combined military
powers of Europe could wage war suc
cessfully against the United States. The
press of almost the whole civilized
world speaks highly of the manly, digni
fied manner in which Blaine has con
ducted the controversy and a great many
people of the United States are urging
that he be made tbe presidential nominee
of the republican party in 1802. There
is no danger of a war between this coun
try and Italy and the near future will
prove, beyond question- that the United
State has more reason to complain of
tha Italians and Italian government than
that country has to complain on account
of the New Orleans matter.
SULLIVAN & CONLEY, Lawyers.
Will practice in all the local, state
and federal courts, and U. S, Land
office.
Legal papers carefully drawn,
ty Office in court house.
Harbison, - . - - Nebraska,
The next thing which will come before
tbe people of this locality will be the
question of school matters. Tbe increapt
in the number of scholars in this district
has made it necessary tor an additional
teacher to be employed during the most
of the present year. Tbu will to con
tinued in future and bow tbe matter of
asbortroom confront to fwopta . the
dhfMot That mora school com will
hart to t provided no on will deny.
The point then to be settled ie bow best
to aeoocnplish it, A number of plana
awK'-sartBd. Qnekto buCl'Jo adni-
. E. HOLMES,
Attorney-at-Law,
All business entrusted to his care win re
ceive prompt and careful attention.
HAB BISON, - - NDRASKA.
GEORGE WALKER,
Attorner-at-Ltw.
Will practice before all courts and tlx V,
8. Land Office. Business entrusted to my
care will receive prompt attention.
HARBISON, - . . NEBRASKA.
L. O. HULL, -
Attorney-at-Law.
HARRISON, - - NEBRASKA.
Dr. Lbonhabdt,
14S2 O Street, Lincoln, Neb.
Practice limited to diseases of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM,
HEART and
BLOOD.
Bead tbe press notices,
Send for symptom chart.
State your. case.
If you are sick and want to get well,
write all about yourself '
No trouble to read letters; send
. , for reply.
Grisvold k Llarsteller
HAVE EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF
Farm Machinery, Hardware, Furni
ture, Garden Tools, Clocks, Etc.
We will furnish you with any kind of farm or garden tools from a
hoe to a self-binder, ami if we liave not got what you
want on hand we will get it for you on hliort
notice, and at a reasonable price.
We will give you a
Spre Deal.
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Lumber,
Lime,
Wells Drilled!
I have a pood well drilling nw bine
and am reaily lo drill any sized well on
slif.rt noti'f. Ternii gool and rices
low. PoKtollice, Hurri(on.
C. 8. 8tnT.
L E. BELDEN & SON,
Wagon and Carriage Makers.
Repairing done on short notice.
Good work and reasonable charge,
shop south of livery barn.
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Feliruary Iflth slid tw-jden,."
Comity Court, At Marrtu
flrl Monday of eacliir.unti
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Hu4ay at 10 :30 a. m., anlfiBi V,
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Uev. Willinm Wll,n p..,
chnrcheach alu-rnale I..,
tx'frlnnlnK at "M. it
F:ilacoiaI services at tls.-s-i
Friday rvi i,ln lwtw,-. ti, ,
dayiiof each month, cohdww
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Hible x-hool meets l llitrl
day afternoon at o'clock.
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B. L 6MUCK.
Fashionable Barber and Hair Irewr
Everything in Ins line done in u neat
and artiittic manner.
Razors ami S:ihoni slmi-rcned and put
in order at reasonable rates.
Give him a call.
First door east of iiostofllce.
Harrison - Nebraska.
Coal.
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AGENT ronWlNOM4U.tANOpUMpt
B. E. Brewster,
President
C. F. C'OrTEE,
Vice Pres.
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HEW LEVER SAFETY
Thm PERFECTION of SIMPLICITY
VARIABLE STROKE, only two MU
Jty wade.
CUAS. C. JAMESON, Csthl.ier.
Commercial Bank.
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General Banking Business
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