ffte Sioux County Journal.
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OFFICIAL IW'NTY PAi'F-R.
umr r.VEii i$ tiu-: oorvrY.
JJAS THE CUXTLATloS ( ANY
$2.00
3ylritJou 1'J'iye,
L. J. Simmons, i
Kntireil at tue Harrison !Kst oc as
Olid elass lliutUT.
Editor
Thiksday, ' 3,
The Jo'B.na.v U n.qt lv to tell
what it las done for t,Ue canity or lint
jt fu 0v. TV wUettl 4 i1 columns
tell as to the, lirt iai"t VP re
ing to let results tell a to wliut is ar
coniplished. The sixth annual session of tlie nortii
Nebraska teachers' association will lie
held at Norfolk, March 30 and 31 and
April 1. An i,uteietinf,' program has
been prepared, A rate of one and one
third, lave, for the round trip has been
made by the railroads.
The remarks of Lorun Clark, of Boone
county, at tl;e recent meeting of the
state central committee were quite iu
teres.U ta those vk recall the action
of Rosewuter wljea Hark w as a candi
date for state treasurer u few years ago.
Opportunities usually come to him who
waits and Clark has been waiting for a
good while. -
The emperor of Germany does not ap
iear to be- on the best (if terms with the
ople. Roiting is being indulged in by
8 great nunilier of peoplo and a few days
ago while the emperor wa tint riding on
horseback he received a warning which
caused him to take a closed carriage and
go by way of the lutck streets and sneak
into the back door of his home. He has
ibeen hooted at, a thing which has not
KCUrred before since 14S. The situa
tion is viewed with grave apprehension
by the emwror and Iiis adherents and
what the outcome will be cannot 1 fore
told. It begins to look as if sovereigns
.in Europe would exist only in history.
An appeal was taken from the action
of the county commissioners of f awes
county on the allowance of $3 r day
and mileage to county commissioners.
Judge Bartow held that there is no law
at present on the statute books for al
lowing the same. The title of the bill iu
which the repealing clause was passed
does not contain any mention of section
22 of chapter 28 of the statutes, and
under the well established rule of the
constitution and the courts that would
yitiate that part of the bill, but
whether the constitutionality of the bill
was raised in the case passed on or n 1
the report does not state. It is likely to
he made a test cpse and carried to the
supreme court.
Some of our exchanges are talking ol
a. delegate to the national convention
from the northwest part of the state.
That would be a .-ery nice thing but
there is no use attempting to get some
thing that is beyond reach. The north
west is as yet thinly settled and cannot
iro backed by the votes necesstry for
such things. H would be about the
same as for Wyoming to claim a presi
dential nominee. It would le far better
if or the northwest to wait until it is more
thickly set tled ,-nd go into a contest with
.a good show of securing whatever recog
nition is sought, than t go in too early
and get left. Let's :ct the northwest
settled up in good shape and then a great
ideal can be accomplished, and no one
need be sacrificed.
lutbe good ..ld-h.sl,ii.n.-l tun, skints
J.d not have W J.m'ru- nwi .. r
liMI now calls his neces.Mties.-AUIi.son
lihl.
Mrs. BrownTmotlier of Mrs. Senator
Mandersoii, died at the home of tl latter
in Washington on Feb. 2Wh. at the age
f 71 years. Slip had, been si. k for some
time. " Tne remains were taken to Can
ton, Ohio, for interment.
It is reported" that the B. 4 M. will
push its Buffalo ling ai l'oss the Big Horn
lsin to the carnal lrk and then. to
the Pacilic coast. The Elkl.o.n will luive
to get a hustle on itself or w hat was sup
posed to be its territory by r.ght of prior
ity will be captured by its conix-iitor.
Tiie Xibnmka Palxe
new paiier just siar;ei
is ilia name of a
J at Alliance by
Cotton & rtVQiV and is to be couuu. teu
in the interests of the advantages os-s-iKsed
by northwest NVuiaska. All such
enterprises help to built) up the country
and ThkMuual wishes the newspajier
abundant success.
The latest reorts from Cas(r. Wyo.,
are that rich zinc deposits liav-i recently
been discovered. A man found the staff
and did not hao'.v what it was and ou in
vestigation learned that he had made a
valuable find, Our neighboring state
gives promise of being what has lieen
claimed the richest mineral country in
the world.
A lew days ago Gov. Boyd appointed
Dr. Charles A. Manning superintendent
of the insane hospital. It is asserted
that he is not legally qualified under the
laws of the state to fill the position. It
is not questioned that he is competent to
fill the place, but he has no diploma and
hence lias not complied with the require
ments of the stale law,
The action of the lire toward Tom Ma
jors does not look us if Rosew uter in
tended to help bring about repul lican
success in the coming campaign. If the
people want Majors, Omaha should give
him a hearty suport, All :"lmit that
Omaha is a pretty big factor in Jolitu-s,
but it should not jiersist in being a rule
or ruin factor. The state outside of
Omaha is entitled to sonic recognition
md this is no year for dissensions.
Among the many things that give rise
to a complicated situation in ilitics is
the idea that prevails to a great extent
imong newspaper circles that they must
Ixxim any official who gets a bee in Ins
bonnet in order to hold his good will and
receive the patronage he has to bestow.
This fact brings out a great many men
it every convention who are backed by
some small local following, thus increas
ing the number of corners to the contest
and resulting in no good to the various
aspirants and a tendency to weaken the
party on recount of bad blood grow ing
out of the defeat of the many and the
success of the one who is the victor.
Those w ho desire to see republican suc
cess should use every effort to diminish
rather than increase the numlier of can
didates. What is the use of leading a
man to think he h is a dead cinch on the
nomination for an office w hen there is no
reasonable grounds for such a claim';
He, Ned Orth?r-fr.
Printer'.. Album. .
English H"'W ,K XUe W0Wt 'P 1
world. Millions of dollars are wasted
each vear in tl writing a'! printing oi
useless letters. The education, of our
children s retarded and tlie progress of
ouriop)e is '""l'''ed hy 0UC C"m'
brous. illogical, misleading ortografy.
The scholarship of the world is almost a
unit in demanding a clange. The Amer
ican Philological Association has recom
mended the following rules for new
spelling , ,.,
1. i ropiralthe end of words like
dialogue, catalogue, etc., where the pre
ceding vowel is short. Thus spell denia
gojj, Fynagog, epilog, etc.
2. irop final e in such words as defin
ite, infinite, favorite, etc., where the pre
ceding vowel jsehort. Thus s!! op v
sit, preterit, hyiwrit, requisit, etc.
3. Drop final If in words like quar-
tie. ci-arette. etc. Thus
sill clgaret. rospt, ppaulet, vedet, ga.et
etc.
4. rroi the final vf in words like pro
gramme. Thus sill program, milium,
gram, etc,
5. Change )ih toil) words like phan
tom, telegraph, phase, etc. Thussll
alfaliet, para-nif, lilo-upby, fonetic, lo
tograf, etc,
6. Bulistitiits " for the difthongs.c and
a w hen they have the sound of that
letter. Tims s-ll eohan. esthetic, diar
rhea. siibpens, esofngus, atheneum. etc.
If voq would array yourself on the
side f.f pMogivs, ado t the foregoing in
all that you rite, and esjiecially in all
that you print.
L H BKI.DEN b H N,
NKB.
Will. fHAlTl.K I" H.LJHEICi"-.''ru,t
,!.! f.-t.-nil court- apd V. 1'1 olt-e.
t-ECAU PPER8 CAREFULLY DRAWN.
M t t
If- Oliice in Court House,
NFBHA';
Voti.1- M Tchi hers.
Nntii-i' i- hereby iriV" ftiut I will -nuilin
nil iM'lx.ii- In. mm' ililre Ui orTnr them
I ti- .-i,.i.l..t ffir I'-m lii-r Of thepri
in;ir ..r iiiii.iinei ' hiil- this coiinly, lit
thi. Irli.ml l.'.ll' ill seho.ll 'lUtrirt o. "1,
i iinini)i.il iir's im t on March nth and Dili,
. ... ' 1 .I'TllWltUI'll
Si
A wirTIIWOHTH,
( ouiity suit.
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f. s. I. ,1,1, (U-Hl K, I
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.1:111V. SH,
I miip.lt
t oe bv
Trees! Trees! Trees!
Buy big apple tre.-, noitliern grown.
A tine line of apples, cral-s, plumbs, cher
rv, grapes, and other small fruit.
2..VX.0tK fiirvst trees, nursery grown.
The largest nui sery in northwestern Ne
braska. Satisfactions i laraiitee.). Write
for wholesale prim list to retail trade.
licmenilier, I give the Nebraska farm
er, a weekly paper devoted to the farmer
free for ono year, w ith every ten dollar's
worth of fruit trees iKiught of me.
Address, 0. F. MITI(,
Ansley, Cu-ter Co., Nebraska.
Jelereiice H. T. Conley, Harrison Neb.
Oflee bv tl-r-llllillHl lllltlllT KHI1l.t OOI'I.
urtlef lur luiiuie to . .imply with In a- m
Hiiinrteiiil t.iitrv No. 2Tis ilabsl M-pt. ,
!., itimn the Ki NK'j-Ntt'i, Nhi, aim N K,
N W , sH ti"'i ;4. Tni.lil M, ItiU BC in
iii x ( i i.i it t y, Ncbrifk;! with h view- tu the
HiHi llntiim of Kii'l entry ; rnnlenlHiit mi'-i:
ill tlmt rlnlllinlit has wholly lltiillliloll.-'l i;il'l
tu!ct;thiit ne luis climiKe'l ins r"lloci
tll.Tetroii, fur more tlctii li moiitlin fine'
nmkiiiK :ii'l entry; ini'l tint sahl tract b- nnl
M tti. 'l um hii.I rnltlvnti"! by sulil jmrty -reiniin-'l
by hiw tlie sui'l pirtiii lire hereby
nimmoiieU to iippeiir h till iirttce on the s
biV ill Mill I'll 1-J2, lit HI lll'IIB'K A, 41., U re
mini nml fnrnh-ll teiiniiny coiKMil'iiini.'
ai'l iiIIi-kuI I:olllle,
Testimuiiv ill Milni-x. will lm tiikeii be
fore (.i-orire Walker, ii nolnry public, tit lii-
iflice in IbirriMin, Nebnu-ku. on I In. I Hay ul
Mlirell, iKl-i lit 10 11. III. i . r . l'OW KKS.
II. T. I liSLtr, Itei-eiver
Atlornev lur ( illi1e-t:ilit. !-4i
The lenders cf the republican party in
ulie strongest parts of the sixth congres-
si.iiiui ul.iLiict express themselves as !
ing in favor of no locality and no hobby
liiit the best and strongest man for the
place on tha ticket. There are a num
ber of strong, able men in the district
and u that Kind ot a sentiment prevails
there is no question but what a good
choice will be made when the time
comes. If there is no machine work al
lowed there is no question as to what the
result will be. Nebraska will not be in
the doubtful column unless some aspir
ants and would-be bosses take such ac
tion as v. ill disgust the rank and file of
the patty. It would be an excellent plan
for any who feel like forcing themselves
on the party to take the advice of Wool
sey and "fling away ambition' and help
the party regain what it has lost.
The new editor of the Hiruhl made
some statements in the last issue of his
paer which caused people to smile. He
said that ever since the Herald was es
tablished it has worked diligently with
out swerving for one moment, for the
upbuilding of the town and county, and
the advancement of the noble principles
of republicanism. He evidently has not
looked up the contents of that paper in
the past and is not as well posted as the
people of Sioux county on that point.
He probably does not know about the
Herald m 188") "whooping it up" for
Cleveland and Thurftian (that was before
it Hopped in order to ret land office pat
ronage) and he does not know that less
than a year ago his Harold was advising
against urging new settlers to come here
to locate. He should devote a little
time to reading the files of his paper, for
if he continues to make such statements
as those referred to he will soon have as
well-established a reputation in Sioux
county as had his predecessor.
Notice. Timber Culture
C. S. I.Asn orricK, (
I IUIIKON, N'KHK., (
Jiuiy. 1. IK'i.
( oinnlniiit having been ciitereil at this nf
flee by John Thorns HKalii'-t Pierce lilcwelt
tor failure to comply with law an to Timber-
culture Kntry o. 44111, uiitimi jiine 1.1, iss-i,
111M111 t. i- Mi-ction 'M, lou'iwhiij M, ratine
in Sioux county, Nebraska, with view to
the eilneelh.tioii of Mini nntrv; Clintitnl".
allcKi'iir that eliiiiiianl ha failed to brejin
more than .1 acres 01 sain trad, iuee iuuik
thereon; that he has failed to break, plow
or in any wh.v cultivate any portion of Miitl
tract since July 1st, isw.i ami tint the nvc
acres that he hail theretofore broken, 011
said tract, is jrrowii up to ur.iss and weeds
the said partic. are hereby Minimo-ied to
appear at this office on tlie Ui day ol March,
IKrj, at n o clock, a. 111., 10 resiMiini ami tar
nish testimony coiiceniln said niieed
failure.
Testiinonv of witnewws will be taken be-
foi-e (H-orgc Walker, a notary public, at hi
otticc in Harrison, Nebr., on tlie sth day of
Jlarell, !, ill iu a. 111. I. r. powers,
lty II. T. (Vinuev, Receiver.
Attorney lor Contestant, !i'.i i"i
Of all the questions that have for
years come before congress not one has
assumed the shape of the free silver agi
tation. Of course the wealth of the
land, that is the circle known as the
"gold bugs," do uot want the volume of
currency increased, whilst the masses de
sire to see the volume of the circulating
medium increased as much as it can be
and still be on a sound basis, and in addi
tion to f hose the inflationists who claim
that any thing bearing the guarantee of
the government should he made money,
balance the position of the '-gold bugs."
The contest is not marked by party lines.
locality or anything else. It is made up
of opinions of men from all classes and
lo all walks of life and promises to be
one of tha most difficult questions to
nettle that has been before the public for
years. The west, especially wants more
money, but it U good money that i
waoted and that in the rock on wbi. 11
opinion has split
a lew uajs ago capt. A. u. locum,
ex-inayorof Hastings, shot and killed
Myron Van Fleet on the streets of that
city. It seems that the latter had circu
Iated a story to the effect that a daugh
ter of Yocum had eloped with a colored
coachman, and that such report was
false. Yocum was alwent from home at
the time, on his return heard of the mat
ter and proceeded to shoot the being who
had attempted to disgrace the name of
his daughter. The punishment was se
vere, but it should teach people that it is
not safe to attack the reputation of a
woman. Under tlie present rules of so
ciety a woman has nothing if she has not
a good name and people are willing to
believe almost anything against them
and it is right that fathers and brothers
jealously guard the reputation of their
daughters and sisters and as there is no
law that will adequately reach and pun
ish the thing, bearing tlie likeness of a
man but lacking the essentials of man
hood, which attempts to fasten a stain
on the reputation of a woman it becom.
almost necessary for such action as that
uiKcii oy vipi. locum, a tew years
ajfo a preienueu uocuir was mk1 id the
court room at Hastings for deliaucliing a
little jrirl, a brother of tlie tirl flrimr th
shot, and tha public mid it w as a right
eous deed, ana it looks very much as if
tho verdict of the masses would be tin
same in regard to tha shooting of V
Fleau
B. E. llHEWHTEK, C. K. CoFFKK,
President. Vice Pres.
I). H. GKISWOIJJ, Cashier.
Commercial Bank.
IN(i:POHATKt.
General Banking Business
TRANSACTED.--
IT STIoiL n. .
ltiK or'HMi,l.'hilron, .
IwiKttK-INiN'I'KWTS:
j K.i'. t. Il . few Vork til jr
I . - ...... . ftikM IJHlAllA.
Wagon and Carnage jviaiw.
H. poring done on li..rt ii"'i. e.
oood work an r.-uonb!c . imrge-.
ehoimiiithof livery burn.
JOHN A. LUCAS, FKRsii.fc.vr.
CHARLES E. VKlfy. (
THE BANK OF HAtll
KdTABLIIIIKO llM i
HABKISOV, NEBRASKA.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL
Transacts a General Banking);
J3iiv School Oi-dei, County aod ViH.ie Sar
f jT'llitei-art Paid on Time H-iuts.
2
Loans Money on Improved
Hakhisok,
Nkiuuska
Sioux County Lumber Co.
IIAM1V T( HUts (if
Slieiitrs Sulf .
llv virtue nl 1111 onlt-r of mile isiie.l bv
Conrinl l.indeinftn, clerk uf the iliNirlct
court ot Sioux countv. Nebi'iiHkn, nml to me
ilirecteil, on 11 decree, of foreclosure ren-
deretl in Miiiil court ul the Oetolier, IM'.H,
terin of siiiil court, to-wit : on the litli dav
of Oetolier, lsi, in fnvor of Alice K. If uiib-r
hs plnlntiir, nnil HKitlnst Kileiliien Sehwiirz
tiii'l Justine K-iwiir7., iih ilefeinlaiiti, for
tlie mini of jCiSl.70 una ii.4;i eotn nml no-
eruliiK cots, mid illrectiiiK tlmt the prein-
tiirii-iii m'wi ii!, io-wii: me soiiinweHl
pmrterof section 7, In town-hip ;j s., tf
niiiKo M west of the Oth n. in., m sinnx
county, Nebrnskii, In. iippruiseil, iidvertisiMl
anil sol.l in. uimiii exeirulion to satisfy Kiii.l
Hum of .'J.iO anil f i.tx iHtn ami aei ruiiiK
costs I have caused the following dem rib-
(1 land to Ijo iippraiM-d, viz: 'J he iiiith-
n est X of section 1 in township 31. of raiiae
M, in Kionx county. Ntbra-ka. nml will
offer the same to the highest bidder for
eiiHii 111 nano, on the ilav of .March.
A. I) . IHUie, at the front door of the cim t
liou" at Harrison. Nebninkn. Mint iu.i,i
mi; uiintiniK in nnit-ii nie 1111 term 01
the dLstriet court was held, at tlie. hour
of 2 o'clock, p. 111., ot said day, when and
wncre uue iiLuniiiauee win nc given by
the undersigned.
Dated, t ebrunry 24, VKQ.
THOMAS IlKIPV,
24 2 r f-heriffof said County.
NAUGHT?
ESTABLISHED 1868.
These are PIANO HAMMERS they
lone actuate the tone. OTHER makers
talk and think more about CASES.
We have a process by which the felt
covering REMAINS elastic and uncom
PS1 after years of HARD PLAYING.
All other hammersget MATTED DOWN
Uke an old MATTRESS, and soon yield
tinny tones-not music. y
WE OIVK IT A WAT.
5e reso.n why Pianos carry high prices
DISCOUNT"' he, STe'm of
inibu ifTVwth frank and candid
W HATEVtR PIANO YOU BUY.
lllitraf;HrJJ(,l post paid- an cla"
.1 ..?d,.9atalo.K"e.. explaining above.
" y iareecnori iiir.a.
The FURNITURE part of fh '''
Lumber, Lath and
Shiiigles.
A Good Supply of Native Lumlier
Always on 1' ,n
I.VMHKII DKI.iVKUF.il At 1HA Kill OR
I MAIIUISclN.
MILL ( SQUaWCHKKK.
Dr. Leonhardt
Limits liis pnictice to diseases of the
Nervous System,
(Sncli ns Tiss of Memory, Feeline;, Mo
tion anil Will-power, Uranins. Fils, (ien-
eral Nervousness, anil all forms of
Neumlgia.)
HEART,
(As shown by Shortness of Hreith.
Pain, Palpitation, Fluttering ami Niimb
nesH in region of the Heart.)
&
1 .
WE HAVE OPENED BUSINESS FOB
Determined to make every
sible to add to the number
1
customers, and if good gig
low prices and fair te
l
ment will secure thenft
1 1 i r.l
we are Douna 10 $
win. f
" .
Come and sec What we Hava in tlie l
Dry Goods, Groceries,)
and Shoes, etc.
AND GET OUR PRICES. 1
OUR STOCK OF HARD f
IS COMPLETE,'
BLOOD
(Such ox Skin Diseases, Ulcers, Exces
sive Paleness or KedneMs ()f tje j. iw.e)
Faintness, Dizziness, ete.)
CONSULTATION FREE!
ADDRESS WITH STAMP-'.".T:
DR. LEOXHARDT,
1452 O ST. - - LINCOLN, NEB.
"Mntlon thin paper.
Srientiflo America!
Agency for
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And we will have all kinds of
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Scientific mtitm
irnrM 'VIP 01 CTMUdC utMt IS tha
runi.i8m!us,dCl Uruuliri7, Ne rork.
iibove,
oi. rr i.. 1'"1 oi ine wine"
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1881!
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(l1 vl,Vbin - i,
roroi i re oy tne Minion, ,b.
Ah, Maple, Cotton wxk1, Uux Elder, Walnut, locurt, Butlrrnul ,
Fruit Tre. the Hardiest and Beat. app'i i'i.i,nirrry,cr,
Small Frulte, the Choicest.
Haupboiri, lilackbcrrlM, Oouwbrrles, Strawberrtmi, CurranM, Urtf" ,4
Roots for the Carden. Rlmlirb, Horn tUkllah, AraK" J ,
Bulbs, for 8prlng Planting. Dabim, audioiu. Tuix-r, rwh
Shade Trees, Nursery Grown. Jk
imnmem nm u in lOttK Trwt. ITTKIM TfM 1
Bartle Dewberry.
Larger anil wrotir than llin lllaoklxrry
ouil very roucb liardicr.
Ornamental Trees. Mt. b. Birch, Undw, wpinK Tr. k
Seeds-Carden, Field, Flower. Frh, KoiiaWe. Norti.-rn f
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SIOUX CITY NURSERY AIID SEED CO, s5.
m
00 tie best r::::
THE BEIT UtSIItt
1 FOR THE STROSSEST B5JILT
Thla la a ar. Ever befora ottmwmit
oiai oner, we
ell them at
this price to In
troduce them,
regular price Is
975.00. m
WE ARE
WHOLESALE
MANUFAO
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Pin'0
uPhrippi
wjL w.fi
Kami m Vlther ld afc-
' trsck. We would
loy In plaoa of Pleno boiler
m a m .
Send for
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b mv Wrtisa;
Ca.Utog.je.
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