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H! ft !t Mean.
No matter iu this village lias c-.n i ! -o
rETABU.-ED 1 !$.
OFFICIAL, COIVTY PAPER.
BS-TT PAPER IS TUB COCNTY.
has Tin; i-vhuet cihitlation of any
papes n-BUsjfE ix siov confrs.
much diseusson for a Km time as lir.s
! the ordinance prohihitiiiK stock from
ruuutng at large ami its eiiloti-emeni. n
may be well to look at the circumstance
li-a.lin;,' up to it and its working. It is a
well-known fact that in the past there
- 'has been a good deal of feeling anion.
buwunptioa i nee, , farniers agaiost tliiS plltce. Wny
L. J. Simmons, - 4ltr. Kmt was neej not be discussed, but
tliere is no denrim: the fact. Of late
that feeling lias been, to quite an extent
overcome, and the jja-swjre of that ordin
ance was to. further secure the good will
In the last this was the
KiiUtwI t the HarrisWl Iot ofHce u sec
ond ia4 mailer.
THUPOUY, MARCH 24, 189-2.
; of the farmers.
RfPl'BLlCA' STATE COXYENTIOS. only town for miUs wliere people could
puniuie supplies an.l they were virtu
allv forced to come here. ow tle B. &
M. is iu the northeast art of the county
and otlier towns are starting up; a mill
is beiug worked for a few miles north of
The republican electors or the state of
Nebraska are requested to send, deUraies
from their several counties Vo meet in
convention, in te ciiy of Kearney
Weo,uesuay April 27, at 11 o'clock
a. ru., for the purpose of electing four
delegates at large to the republican na
tional convention to be held in Minueaio
lis, June 7, 1892.
THE APPORTIONMENT.
The several counties are entitled to
representation as follows, being based
upon the vote cast for Hon. George H.
Hasting for attorney general in lS'JO,
giving one delegate at large to each
county aad one for each 150 votes and
tlie major fraction thereof :
A'ounties. IH. Comities. lel.
.Villi us.. (1 Johimon . , r
Antelope . BKeurniy.. r (!
llmuicr 3 Keva Pnlm. 3
llJanif 2 Keith ; t
Boyd SKii.iUUI t
I'.oont" b Knox 5
U lluttc (i I.HiiCHwter
Brown .
ltnfTalo
Butler
Hurt.
Chk
Cellar
( lme., ..,..,.-.
lii'3'euue
Cherry
Cluv
Culhix
(Inning
CusKT
tttkotu
Ihwj ,.,,.
I)il w -in
IX'Ufl
lllxon
4 Lincoln
10 I OKiili
JXilip
. H MlKtlMlII B
14 Mrl'liernou 2
4 .Merrick !i
3 Niiaue.., . 4
ft Ni'iimhn 11
6 Nuckolls (I
10 Otoe V
4 I'uwnee 9
7 lVrkins 3
11 Pierce 3
4 I'lielps 4
T. 7 Pint It: 4
7 Polk J S
X Heil Willo-A (;
B IMclnirtlwKi II
lXnlifi- 11 Rock 3
Iioulus ii3.Snliuc , 14
llundy 3 Sarpy 4
Fillmore (t SuuiiderM s
Frtinklln S scotts liluff 4
Frontier S-Sewunl 10
Furnas T , fl sheriilan B
Gae . , lit Sherman 3
linrlleld... , 2 Sioux 2
;oscr ,-,- 2 stuntcm 3
Grant 2 Thaver., H
Greeley 2 Thoimix ,... 2
Hall KThurxton 4
Hamilton H Valley 4
llarlan 4 Washington 7
lluyes. . 3 Wnvim 4
. Hitchcock 4 Webster - 7
Holt w Wheeler 2
Howard 4 York 12
Hooker 2
Jefferson ( Total .145
It is recommended that no proxies be
Admitted to the convent inn, arul that the
delegates present be aulboi-iaeu to cast
the full vote of the delegation.
It is recommend that the republicans
of every county in this slate be requested
to select their county central committee
at the first county convention held in
their respective counties. Said commit
tee to serve until the county convention
pf 1S93 be held. Dr. S. D. Mercer,
Walt M. Seely, Chairman.
Secretary.
Jtepublk-au Convention, Sixth Congm
sionl District.
The republicans of the sixth Conp-csHiunal
district of Nebraska arc hereby notified that
there will be a republican delegate conven i
tlon held In the city of Kearney, on Tuesday,
tlio SKth day of April, 1x02, for the puriMe of
electing two delegate ami two alternate to
attend the Republican National convention
at Minneapolix.
Alxo to designate the time and place for
holding the congrcxsiunnl convention of this
district for uoniiiiating r. camllilaU; for Con
gress, also to transact s.i.-rj otlier business ti
may regularly conic bofOiC it.
Iiere and the result is that the people and
business men of Harrison must make it
i that the farmers will feel friendly
toward the town or they will not receive
tiie patronage they should from the peo
ple ;o whom tliey must look for support.
A iuercliDt would not exjiect to do
much business if, w hen a customer came
into his store, he should not try to make
it pleasant for him and the rejxial of the
ordinance referred o would be in the
same line for it would lie practically say
ing to the farmers, "we prefer to have
the streets for grazing puqxises to re
ceiving your trade. Keep off the grass."
Such a course would be suicidal to the
business interests of the town and no one
could blame the farmers for transferrin
their business to other places should
such action be taken. It is to be hoped
that the people will take a business view
of the matter and work to draw all the
trade possible to the town, even if it does
necessitate a little inconvenience or self
sacrifice. .Selfish acts never did much to
build up a town and never will.
The mandate of the United Stales su
preme court has been received by the su
preme court of Nebraska and on motion
the case was by that court dismissed.
That is the end of the case. The man
date was decidedly vague and many
think that it contained an indication that
Boyd should be compelled to prove Ins
citizenship, but Thayer decided to take
no further action in the matter.
A clerk in the railway mail service
was arrested at Hastings a few days ago
for tampering with the mail and using it
for fraudulent purposes. He attempted
a blackmail scheme and got caught in a
neat trap that had been set for him. It
is rather dangerous work to monkey
with the mails and the usual result is
that Uncle Sam comes down on offenders
of that kind pretty hare),
Special Agent Cooper has made his re
port to government of the depredation
claims of the Indians who were friendly
and the emplo3"es at Pine Ridge during
uprising last wintei and they reach a
total of $201,000. In addition to this the
state of Nebraska has a claim of f42,000
expended at that time and South Dakota
also will come in for re-embursement
The damage done to Nebraska and South
Dakota by the retarding of settlement
would swell the grand total to an im
mense sum and the government would
lie acting wisely in appointing an agent
over the Pine Ridge Indians who would
prevent a repetition of what occurred in
1891.
The reports from Washington are that
Jorry Simpson has thrown off the mask
The baix of represent.. s!on i the kiiiio , nnd dm eonies out sounrele n damn.
that flxed by toe xtaU, antral committee, j ,.nt j u t K nJ McKifcghan will
for the state convention, but no county . , , . -&"
mty
Hhall have less thru two (Ii legntMiixfollows:
County. No. Del. Comity. No. Del.
Hoyd 2 Keva Paha 8
lilnine 2 Keith 2
ISrowu 4 Kimball t 2
lUlflaln 10 Lincoln B
6 i o.wi 2
3I.ou;) 2
tiMcrneiiou 2
Box liulte
Kauner
Cheyenne
(,'lierry . .
L'uster
Dawson
Deuel
Dawes..
Gartleld
Grant
Greeley
Howard .
Holt
Hooker
5iiock ...
lli.siioruiaii
7sheri(l 111
SiScoMs duff
7!Sioi;:,
2! I ho .
2U'ai!i
iVhi.-'. ;
41
H "utul.
2
8
3
0
3
2
2
4
2
130
1'lie central committee recommended that
no proxies be admitted, but that each county
elect alternates, ami in the absence of both
delegates and alternates the delegates pres
ent cast the fuU vote of the delegation.
J. K. Kvanh, Chairman,
North Platte,, Neb.
W, W. Barsky, Secretrry,
Kearney, Neb.
Financial journals in the east speak
of debt paying in western states as the
best in years. More mortgages are being
paid off in Nebraska this year than in
ny year in tlie history of the state.
Lincoln Call.
Cuyler Sehultz was convicted of mur
der in the first degree at Grand Island on
the 10th inst., for tlie killing of a neigh
bor. He appeared unconcerned as to the
result, but said he wanted to live long
enough to get a crack at a couple of
oUyrnKU.
The republicans are bringing the
young mn to the frost in congressional
natters. Among those mantuaed are
Dave Meroer, ia the second district;
Georgia D. Metkiejoha in tse third dia
tftot; F. O. Simmon in th fourth dis
trict; John L McPUeley in tlie fifth dis-
go with hiai and Peffer and Kyle will do
likewise. It is another proof that nil the
alliance1 pretentions on the part of demo
crats are simply to divide the republican
strength, and at the polls the democrats
who have shouted third party the loud
est walk up and vote straight democracy
and snicker in their sleeve about iiow
nicely they have fooled the republican
alliance leiiows by getting them to
waste their voles for tlie third nartv
The consistency with which democrats
vole for democrats, first, last and all the
lime, discloses a partisanship almost
sublime,
retitions are being circulated all over
northwest Nebraska and South Dakota
asking that James H. Cook, of Harrison,
ue appointed agent at Pine Ridge. The
people of this section of the country who
know Mr. Cook and his experience with
the Indians and the high regard they
have for him, are unanimous in their
support of him and the same is true
wherever he is known. The reports are
that the petitions are signed by all to
whom they are presented for most of the
people residing in the country near the
Pibe Ridge reservation know that the
Indians want Mr. Cook appointed and it
is to tlie interest of all to grant the re
quest of the Indians in the selection of
an agent. Mr. Cook is deserving of the
support of all the people in the territory
that would be effected by Indian troubles.
Tlie greatest obstacle is that the appoint
ment, as usually made, belonirs to South
Dakota and the senatoi from that state
have the naming of the agent, but where
the material interests of so vast a terri
tory are to be considered ft would" be
wise for the senators from bur' neighbor
on the north to look beyond tlie ues-
i:M f 1 4: 1 ..v v
:vr-'ii''
occiirreJ
to km'
The ln-t
it contained 1
nl -latin
,e owner ami 1-tor of the it.
.-litor to tlie raiiK-
.! Ne-
cess in his enter-
Ever sinic liw ciiange i- '
' the Aw C'-'-olg
ople hive Iweti at a loss
Ua th- ii-- i.i-.'i.rietor was.
ti 11 Die ruint for
that Frank L. leiguson a
. . u.Un the new
I. '..t nr.llUUh
liett-iajer wother m "
braska and wish him suc
pri
ise.
i regard lo aes-
Tn all ulaces the law in
. . . . i 1M. I
fd Willi. 1 1 ia
Jiall meet ami
soi-s i- not comp.
More at
Important etit-.
. .. .1 ..I i In- ill'lliT
1Llrr,.na.l
A,)res4('o.. or A. Ann
Uhy notify to rail .tnr-e and -ttle.
v.un ior iui wit
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Us"., New tors City
iiMlT TISt nK, UilKbi.
U i fnkUt'm, li,.Ji..n, Si,
iv not
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Auction Sale.
ill sell
JOllS A. UVAS. I'KDMDtvr. , As f ,
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CH.ATff .F!S V VTOi r,.
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The undersigns wul sell a ,-.
at the 1 1 very t" " ' " '
i i.b. ll.at llle asessol-s
fix a l-ix of values. Ir. Houglas count v
the meeting was held
agreed uion ar.d the result
man will list the proierty as lie pleases.
There i a crying demand for a reform in
the matter of assessments. The man
who can get up a law that would lw just
and equitable to all in the matter of tax
ation would lie a public lienefactor. At
present the oorer classes pay the largest
proiiortion of tax. It is not right but it
is a fact just the same.
but no basis was
is tliat each
The republican counh central com
mittee was called to meet last Saturday,
but up to the time or going to press Sec
retary Hough has not handed us nry re
port for publication. It looks now as if
Secretary Hough and Chairman Walker
intended lo run the republican affairs of
Sioux county this full without letting
anyone know anything about it. List
fall this pair forced the republican party
in the county to uncalled for defeat and
it liegins to look as if they were going to
.lay the same game this year. It is a
nean dog that bites the hand that feeds
t what kind of a man is it tliat will do
II he can to defeat the party that has
been for years furnishing hiiu a living.
A couple of attorneys took exception
to tlie instructions of Judge Scott, of
Omaha, lo the grand jury and asked that
an indictment lie set aside, the judge
looked uiKin the motion as an insult to
the court and asked that the oli'ensive
)ai t of the motion lie stricken out. This
the attorneys refused to do and Judge
Scott declared them in contempt of
court and sentenced them to pay a fine
of 'J"i each ami to be imprisoned in the
county jail for twenty-four horn's, An
plication was made to the supreme
court for a stav of sentence which was
ranted and the next move will lie the
aV corpiiH proceedings in the supreme
court. It is seldom that the courts llud
t necessary to take attorneys to task for
disrespect for the office, but once in a
while an attorney gets a little too "cute"
and has to lie called down. A good deal
of interest is reported in the case and the
result will be watched for witli a good
deal of curiosity.
auction
Nebraska . i
SATURDAY. MARCH 25
l-.nniiiL' at 1 o'clock, p. i.
I ne l-'OO tKiJiul
One liOO poll
Tun Oreirim mares
years old.
1892,
, vear
d mare, 9 years
years od.
old.
old.
:l years old.
, 2 years old.
und Ik'!" colt.
I'S.
i old.
To poiiv mares.
One Haniblitonian mare
Six mares and lior
Tim vuarling mare
Five g'Xd milch cow
F.ir heifers. 2 vears
Two yearling heifers.
Four yearling steers.
One road cart.
One single Ij'irne .
One double work harness.
One 12-inch breaking plow.
TutMS;All sums of l" i"'l ll",i,'r'
in m- on H months imiu wan
ui it v and interest at 10 r
5 er cent off for cash.
J lMKS 8MTTKKY.
cash: larger
approved sec
cent T aiiniliu;
IL L SMLYK,
Fashionable Barber & Hair Dresser.
due hour Suiilli f Hank of Hi,rrl-"il.
OPEN SUNDAY FROM 9 TO 12.
RAZOR AN't) W'ISSORS rCT IS 1'RId.U.
liive t mo
1 I nil.
s
I'l.l.lN AV A ( ON I KY. I.uttti o.
Will i kai th k in all the otu, im
i.iid federal court nnd f. s. Lund nne.
LEGAL PAPERS CAREFULLY DRAWN.
; s ? : i i
I2i" Ollii e in Court House,
HARRISON
NKHRAMiA
L. K. UELIiEN & SON,
Wagon and Carnage Makers
Iieluirins 'lone o'i ?.!! I notice.
l.uod wor k aiul -e;eui;i!,lei-llHliSe.
slioji vini lini I'very bum.
HA.'tRISO.V,
NEB.
WetMd JatDM WbiUhend ia the aixth
iitkt while Um Aral diatrict is full of ' tion of location and talc 'a court- th.
70WW bh wda are laetitiaaed. ia Vt would insure peace and prosperity t.
1 iimiMnnm 01 um p
K. BllKW'sTl.",
rr-,i...u:.
'. K C'fTKK,
Vice Pres.
THE MM OF IK1
(rAiiMnHri
II t BBISOX, SEBPa
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL j
Transacts a General BankiJ
I'uy .ScliCCil Orders, County ai.! Vill;
nrinteret Tanl 011 T,me Uj-
Loans Money on Improv
WE HAVE OPENED BUSINESS FS
Determined to make every!
sible to add to the numt
customers, and if goodl
low prices and fair la
ment will secure t$
we are bound w
win. I
Come and see What we Have
nu.. its
ury
l A MM M. sm a mw a
mm s. uru bh
and Shoes,
TRANSACTED.-
IlAI'.RISOS,
Sioux County Lumber Co.
Tlie latest renort in the Tliavcr-Bovd
case is that tlie former lias tuken sk-ps to
have the case re-openeil. H is tlie opin
ion of many that the question of the
citizenship of Boyd's father is s'ttlwl anil
that the mandate of the United States
supreme court indicates tli.it Gov. Boyd
mould prove ins citizenship. J lie time
has past when there is anv iiartijinism,
politics or personality in the case, for a
decision could not be obtained liefore the
expiration of the term of ollii.e now-
being served by Gov. Boyd, and there
fore it is but right and pror that all
the questions involved in the case should
tie taken up and decided. The uufstion
of most importance is to find whether or
not a loreigner can liecome a full Hedged
citizen of the United States without
complying with the provisions or the
constitution. If that is tha case it
should he known so that conu-russ nmv
take tlie iu tion necexsnrv t-i protect this
Country from forcignei-s who n;av at
tempt to take advuulajfe of the loophole.
llnw to Word an Advertisement.
A man was denouncing uewsiianer ad
vertising to a crowd of listeners.
"List week," said he. "I hud an urn-
brella stolen from the vestibule of the
church. It was a gift, and valuing it
very highly I spent double its worth in
advertising, but I have not recovered it.'-
"Iiow did you word the advertise
ment?" asked a merchant.
"Here it is," said the man uroducin.- n
slip cut from a newspajier.
The merchant took it and read:
"Lost from the vestibule of the
church last Sunday evening, a black um
brella. Tll Ventloinnn ti-l.. ... !.:. . -11
I t 1 P " IWK 11 Will
be handsomely rewarded by leavinir it at
No Hio-I, it " "
"Now," said the merchant, "I am a
liberal advertiser and have always found
it paid me well. A great deal d.-;nds
upon uie manner in winch the advertise
ment is put. Ld us try vour iimi.in.
again, and if you do not acknowledge
u.al, uuverusmg pays 1 will purchase you
a new one."
The merchant took a slip of paper from
his pocket and wrote:
"If tlie man who was seen to hike the
umbre a from tho iw;k..i
church last Sunday does not wish to get
This duly appeared in the pa,, and
the following morning tne man was as-
, . . , "i""' ie rront door . , ' -
of Insolence. n porch lay at lm" VtU ni Your KrMirl.t
least a doVen umbrellim of oil i,.i. , via the k
tlLut had been thrown in, while the
umbreluu. Many of then, had note, at,
tochedto them saying tliat llicy Iwd
AND GET OUR PRICtt. f '
OUR STOCK OF HAEi
is coMPLi-yiut;
It. II. ClliSWOI, Caslntr.
Commercu.l Ijank.
O'HI- 1UTK').
General Rankin? Riisinpss And we will have all kinds nf
ljwwnwFW ---- w v www W Mil V I -V -p W
arm MachiJjss'j:
r c
Kftt
MAXIFACTLIIKILS OK
Lumber, Lath and
Shingles.
in in mi im 1 1 .11...1.. in
A fJood Supply of Native Lumlwr
Always on Hand.
M-.M-.ll HKl.lVKKKil AT Til?: 3;1LI. (II
2'JilL WAV CKKKK,
Dr. Leonhardt
Limits Ins practice to diseases of the
Nervous System,
(Such aslxms of Memory, IVclin
nmn.uu v 111-power, crimps, Kn (
eral Nervousness, and all flnis
Neuralgia.)
HEART,
Known liy Shortness of It,.,
lain Palpitation, Fluttering and u
BLOOD,
GRISWOLD Si K';
Mo-
'ii-of
ath.
rnli-
U leers, Kxcps-
the Fate,
(Such as Skin Diseases,
wveraienesHor Kedness of
laintness, Dizziness, etc.)
CONSULTATION FREE!-
ADDRESS WITH STAMP -
DR. LEONHARDT,
NORTH
tAST
SOUTH
RAII.KO.ibH.
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'-to U. ,itt a
mmmgiixulTimt, i rre.gi.t Agt. OenlPu ;:.
For fifty years carriage makers have tried to invent H
that would not be a "turn-under." Success earned
The Bartholomiw Co., Cinch"
$Q(L2 TITAHIA SLfi
PfcD FOR UBIES. V3ite
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(Ik QotM at FablM )
FOR UDtES.
8TWICTLY
MifiHtU
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CUSHION m PNKUMATIO
Warsahty With Every Wheel
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