The Sioux
County
Journal.
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SRisoiT, 2STEB.. TTOV. lO, 1892."
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and other ;,, , outit - ai all
call nn.l settle as s,
Of these U. I i.lll.l,
,l"lla,', i-t :.. lr further
iion.-e rut uj and m.U,. u.
mitlaii. e f,,, the amount.
Your pron.pt attention L, i
"ill lieappiv, i;,t,.-d by
Till". I 'I lil.NHUi
ZLSTO. 9.
lure
riptioii
ill ar.- nvjfi) tii
possible. Most
i-'iil. l,u t in the
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i silv-r iImII-h-
It-It Small.
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Clol-.
pj-:ir in the
iii,,--, ,,r tilt.
Salle
it ail , ivilii my sulj-
lii.'itl.'i-
Ifmi liw of cigaiM in town at the
Jodn Aixleijii shiiMHl a cur loud (if
eSjtunluv.
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I 'iii.ii l.-lt VK-t.-nlav f,,i i 'nl.,
A. M, (Jiiil.-v wvnt ,I,,hii t' r,,a,l M,,d
Uv iuul,t.
in ami 'ii! a dollar,
. tlit i I:,ii!chI liLv 'i
Il.lf uh-, II, t,
tmi,. Said I,,-:
"Th-iv, 1.,.,,
WTI,t,.li ijiui .;."
'" - Wat", ii,,. matt, ir" wt- siid.
" 'WV1!-' I'". 'l '-t k 1 was (isl,-
illOllt "11 Sp, I!!- r,.l; ; :i t ll I llllll'l' stolTll
n.iii..- ii,, ai d it lain.d ami tl.nndernl,
and liclituii.o ladd all amund me.
n-u inn i a It .liiiiv i. t.
Tin- .am mad.- tlw j.c y v. id I
was ra-,'iii-,l in
It i IhN
hi:kki.v j,,i H'ui.
Mm- Unllaf
tu ,Mu-r- cavil m
Mi thi' t
Wmiilcrftil (tflVr.
will --wl you Tiik s;M1.
I r,.i iJO'-v until Jan. I,
Iti'li.i i,iIm-- ivc you
k li t.iy ami Kri'lav.
fZi. 1 1
JTTKi;.
Mtiinl.n.
' mi" ifih in II.it
frwin on
laliliir i,-w, au ln.ti'ki't- tw iix-
:i w-k, i,i:,kli,a It alimi-t ii).l asu, taily.
'IhU livio'ii ,-i.k t,-attii has )rov-u a
i'iHrku1if -n.-. i., tin- j, y,,ar, Tin; -i:mi
Vi.:i;i.v Joi'KNAL now having tin- lai-ft't
'ir.-alati.il, uf any i, r in the ini.l it.
illi- Ilia Dollar's YiuHli will cany you
llirouuh lln- jjn-ilt fall l'ai,il,ai!(ll, ami all
Ihioiurh tin- ni vt liii.atiiiv. W'c rcar'ii you
villi tin- inn n hall a n.-ik i-arli.-r tlian tin
ol'l lal,i..ui-,l ui-i-klii... Nu--ii-a,lii,ir.tali-ii,
-h s Mia-u you ran i lroli from till'
n il .'- at tin- ),rii-. iiav,, our on n t, lc
i;ra,U win , ami i-o-ll-ia,ii(cnt- all ovrr tin
( ulihlrv. It laki- liioiu y to ;,'! ni-u aii'l
f ;,VC ,.i,,lii,r 11 W-.. , .r l :. ,
.im. i ui.-aii li, Hum; ,,j all my sllisj our cii-culation has r it 1 -) the past
nifl to r. ,i ut. Niidl.-nlv 1 n-mcmlierod v''i,r-
ti.at uiv Mihs, i-iiti,,n t t. c.'Mwas1 " '",v'' " f' "' '""' utl"'a tallll'' l!"ks
.,,., I , . ,. ,, ,, , :1,,t- ill 'inl ,iiKT to Jan. 1. 11, anil tin-
r ot s,-t l,,!,,,,,,,! I t,.l( small about u,k .,!.! for ,.,. ,.r ir you M.M ,w y0llr
"a- aiiiij to i,a I; rmlil out ol i i' n imi.I anoilii-r ni
ami manv
, t-ii-niie it. '
up until I
"iiiii.'.ed to
tlie In
ill 011,1
A I,
list v.
d from Montana
, A- T. 1!. ,
tl-l 1 Ilil.lV.
nil ivturiH'l from l.in oln
l-Ui.'liest market prices iiaid for
(;k.vnt OmiiiiL.
iXri II, A. Ciimiingliaiii is sclliiijr
lmt-r ;wls mid millciii'rv nt -!.
E at r-siiK-ii, e and secure a Uartraiii.
lOtto TictL- l.roimlit n u load i f
Ion Tuesday. Sni-li thiii""s help to
elifc i-i'inlorlalile at this s.'iiv.ti of
I rear.
iu MliEH.-l-'irst-cliiss native luiulx-r
Jungles corislantlv on hand at mv
oo Ii"t lioriTi". V4 miles east ol
r'i'n- J. h. AtiNKi!. Al
Frank Strut ton had a horse full wftli
one day last week and got pretty
iiy jammi-il hp. He w as completely
i) or some hours after the mishap
istill (put sore from the bruises
kivel.
-ill to 'i-.iwford 'i
rip-
Kay informed us that he
o'e ruvt killeil by wolves a
will lm necessary for
organizu and pay a
John L
fine Jar,
days iitro. It
I'f'ir killing tlte wolves or their
"ill exieeil Uicir prolits.
'. Shafer hr iu'ht in a sample of
I,!.' Tia-sday whii'h he raised on
..ii in uorinwt tow n, whli ll w ere
1 ? in, In--, ,,; and well pruiioi tioiied.
doctor's farm is on the high table
its pi'Mlii, t,s compare with those of
locahly.
uvi-.l U ir! l.-it is on the war-patli.
,v one knows I hive .is a ouiet lina.s-
"'UPMillciiian, but in spite of that
Ms elected to tln-.. .ili.. !., T,,...:.
alllionli iioniinnted for none. He
"Kent l.v lookimr for il,
lf"f limi thiit he may
Ibeiii,
"e K.ini Ii So,,,, l- l,il,lin, is not
!' vacant. Oerlach who has
IIL' hi',-n l.l,in,l 41 ...,11,,1.,1-c Itiere K
men who
Ket even
id-d to ljo into business and has
Veil a - lock of ireneral merchandise
Im' remit' i,t luMi-i.i liiiKiocss ill it
''"two. Jjr (;elaili is one of the
known men in the county mid his
F'eiici. will ennlil.. Iiini tosidect illst
bis customers want and his record
f ""-sty is such that he is certain to
v his full sliaie of the trade.
I'lic Workinirs of the new ballot law
nx county gives ipiite general sal
"ii. But few ballots were sailed
ut few were found in the boxes
1 had to lie throw n out. Some ap-
M to have been fixed up on puqiose
like a lilt e hither to the eecnon
V little more care stiouH be ex
Id by the voters anJ rrors "'"' 06
rliaii-s itiel
da; to n, ill.
I. lii. Ii-t, -hi ..iitribiil.'il i n sul-
limi I'hiir-ilav.
.J, i iy Soiiil.ier adds naii.e t,, our
I. si ol H ad, 1-.
A. W. M,, br, of (olcliiist, uasoiioiir
-trc I- Moinl ,y.
i'V.lllli Nlltl'l V. as d'OIlL' I'Osilies ill
Harrison Monday.
Mis- Minnie ("ran,- was at the county 1
.,,! on Saturday.
'TZrtKM left le-lerilnv for a visit
Ins sci. r in T";is. .
T.O. Williams and son, (ieore, spent j
Sniid.iy in 'ran ford.
Win. Dixon added ins name to oer list j
of readers last Sal uidav. I
i
Will (iaiharl and (i. KiimI'-i-s were up i
Ir Monti '. s,: W, dhesdny. j
John Weber i ali'-d Saturday and save i
ussoiiH.: cadi on snls, riptiou. I
Mis, KNie M"rri:un made an agreeable I
call at this ollice on Saturday. I
II. A. ( iinuiiihaiii made a business!
trip lo hailron I'riilay evening. j
Mrs. M. i'. I)o.in and daughter, Miss (
liKiv, uem hi Hamsun .Saturday.
('. I' !owey called this inorriiii" and
pive us some ca di on subscription.
In- Meredith was up from (.'ran ford
on nl'olessiollill business Olle
we- I.
v.. I,. i, line Thomas came im from
Sheep ( 'reel; Thursday and broujj
returns.
r,,oiniissiolier (been returned
we. l I roni a iiumius L"l' ' j nson
Horn mountains.
Ileurv l'iekeiibrock was over
M,,.,i,'.,s,. Silnnlav and called
us some cash on subscription-
I- liiird, of ( hailron, lias oeeu si,-
; With the issue of Nov. Ilhlhellem
iiiifford ,', ', ,( expired and left J. S.
I'uradis with hi n, full possession
ol the newspaper lield ol" Ihat town.
The exjiirin iittei'iini ,-s of the defunct
calamity sheet 1, minis every business
loan of the place who ,11.1 no', support It
as in,! uf, dishonorable, di-ieputable.
insi'.iiili. ant, low, teera.i i b.'e-ears.
The lad is that, the V'.,'i..r has been in
o.it.-iicc I'm-a little over six month's
aiul ha i tried to do business at less than
it could be done for as was evidenced by
a list ol prices recently published ill its
l oliiiinis ,,r doim: job work. It is le
comiiv a -etl led fact that a lieu -paper is
simply a business enterprise and unless
it is run on business principles it. cannot
sllieeed.
t-w nanie w illi?-' we will
sen, I ou the hook free. This w ill he your
liet ehaia-e lotfet this (.-relit book. We (five
' the ,,er ami ,mr l )l.,r, liible 1 or !.T."i. We
i.'ive you the X. V. Weekly Tribune a year
inel the Jul iimi. t Jan. 1, IS'.iJ, fur J I .A-,.
I.Vtfllllir ,i iee 1,1 Tribune is (Mm. (Iril yoll
-,'iel our ,,u a ami another new name with
.' m, we will semi you 1 heTrihuiieji year free
I i,,nt ,1,-lny hut scml lis your or-lersal
"ii'-e, as lie- ooner, Hie more papers you
Will !el. Nlll'.IIAsK a srvn: Joi Its A I.,
Lincoln, Neh.
H. K. Iii(i:wsTi::,
l'lvsideiit.
K. ( 'OKI-T.U.
Vice 1'rt
MitS. IIAIililSOVS LAM WOKK.
ilav last
A Lntiin; Mi ineiito to be Sent to Every
(hie of Our Wuincu lioiuleis.
Mi -, Harrison could not have left a
more loving memento to the women of
America than the work she did for them
before h'-r last sickness. It is a ma","iiili
eciit work of s'.rt, a Hunch of Orchids,
painted by her in the While House, from
an orchid '. used in the White 1 1 else. It
is lovingly dedicated to the mothers,
wive; , and daughters of Anwvi.- : and ,
(lie reproduction are so perfect, that lust J
Aii"i. t. v ' -n a proof was submitted to
1 1. If. (iliiSWOI.H. Cashier.
Commercial Bank.
l.M'i HI'i ,li AT1-:1 1. 1
J
General Banking Business
-TRANS A Tr',1).-
II U.'HN.iN,
Nkiskaska
Mrs. ". !; - ii at Ijioii Uike, lor her iip-
,uv,i. s!u thought it was her own
original paintinn". Deiiinnsl's '''
MO'i'tziif luis the honor of heiiiir the
loei.'iuni throiiiih which these valuable
oietures ilJxl" nci.esi were iire., iiltd to j
the women of Vnierica. They aivnotj
for sale; but we will now m-iuI one to ! heasoiuil
anv molher, wi!", or dauyliler vvrio will ;
'enclose three two-cent stauijis to i:iv lor
, ... . I traiisoortatioM. liackiii"". etc. These
j, r i ex. jiiisite mementoes, bearing Mrs. liar- j
uti ami iiortratr, v. in sim'h i ,n on m ,,nm
hevond price, and should be secured at ;
once. Address I .'KMOIiEST's F.tMli.V i
l,i7ivp la K-isI 1.11b St reel. N'evv I
anil Saxe; Vo.f.
j". w. smite:,
Boot and Shoe
REPAIRER,
Shop With H. A. Cimnine,"hani. .
CHARGES REASONABLE.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Wells Drilled
lit the
rates in any
any depth.
locality and to
from
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Sorrr & Bohskrt,
llAltlllSOS .... NKIIHVSKl.
Jrintendiiv the planting of trees on bis
limU'i- claim near Harrison duriu- the
past week.
Old papers for sale at TlIK Joniv.M.
,., ."i cents per dozen.
... j, ll. Cook shipped three car loads of
,,,tl,.' from Andrews on Saturday.
-Jerrv Soiirbier has moved into the
Marsteller house j"-1 "",'lh of ,own'
,, 1 !, un,l.nll,
Rev. Clasner will spem, "''"
Ill Hemiiigf"'"'1
ances.
The wind blew
mid hav stall
visiting old ac'piaint-
led.
There are some
a hltle kist Sunday,
sand the like "ere sonie-
.1 what tumbled.
r inm-soi.s bioiieht
silav. Me sain
us a load of
clianges needed! wood on subscription 'lues
Bf for the
law and thev be a.le at it was col.Uimes for rep,, u -f
ur suture. u i,i.. ..r ,r,.,vl corn .1. W. .Sherrill
bnung ion ol - - - 4, busllels
V ... t.ic rolH'"' ,c"" lias a neu. ..ii.i,. ...s,.,...,
Bie editor !" J" ,lf ,,, . ,.M ,, ,,.,,. ,,weu renorts a
easier" P- " I I"" "
IW V . ... 1 I.,... !... I.. I I ..f ..1 I I...I.. ,el-0
yieiu ui uiiaiiKin ji ........
Ilapiiy and content is a home with
"The Rochester" a lamp with the light
of the mamine;. For Catalogue, write
Rochester Lamp Co., New York.
Mrs. A. E. Miller, a travelling elo
cutionist, singer and phrenologist gave
an entertainment at the court house on
this Thursday evening, to a small audi
ence. S. L. Ulery has disposed of his shoe
makers tools to J. W. Smith and will
move out on his homestead as soon as he
...fisiri. lit: ii. .a uccu ii.
lirlies nl lQ t)ejr c)mjg
n(ec -
' Marei Treat manv peo-
Af, If" - -
0e eastern lart of the state who
,is; to seek homes in the west and
jessary that they be informed of
Kirtunitit's offered by this locality.
Jiee will lie ill charge of P. II.
irholV during the absence of the
jr and he will attend to the wants of
A (irent Popular History of the World.
The story of the world's history . is.
after all, the most interesting and most
.instructive story which has ever been
lold. It was probably never belter pre
sented, for general reading and reference,
than in Alden's Crclo)etfi of History,
recently published. Every nation of the
earth, ancient or modern, is treated in
its alphabetical order, excepting, only,
the United States, which is to form a
separate work. You have ancient liis-.
tory as far back as B. C. 5001 and inod
ern'history down to A. D. 18'JJ. AH
countries are described in their physical
aspects, as well as historically, so you
have the equivalent of a book of travels
round the world. There are manv illus
trations, none for mere ornament, hut
all helpful for instruction.. Considering
the magnitude of the work, its small
cost is astonishing. The entire history
comprises about H00,0OO words equiva
lent, you w ill find by comparison, to
about 10 volumes of ordinary size and
yet is issued in two handy volumes, in
small but clear type, well and handsome
ly made, and sold in cloth binding for
only ft. 2") for the set, plus 20 cents for
loslage, if by mail. For 10 cents the
publisher sends post-paid a paper-bound
volume of 160 pages, containing the com
plete history of several nations, by which
you can judge of the character of the en
tire work. Every home ought to have a
good Universal History; this is probably
the best for general use. The publisher's
catalogue of choice books, o'er 100
pages, a rich feast for book lovers, is sent
postpaid for 2 cents. John B. Ai.ukn,
Publisher, .r)7 Rose St., New York.
WE ARE A1TII0RIED
ltY TlIK
OMAHA WEEKLY
World-Herald
TO KKCKIVK
Subscriptions for 1893.
Any One Subscribing Sow
wii.r, RRcnivE rr tiik
'( BALANCE OK THIS YKAli j'
in Wednesday CJ. W. Hester waH
ed in unloading a car load of lum-
iu nau io..ueu '-"S"" " " , ,,, ,,nlwB . Kmil h has the
t from the car toward the lumber : 1 ... . ,, i,;.ir
, , siloeiuiiHiiiK iiunii-s mi w ,,,.,,.s.,.
hen the team ljecame unmanage- ,
id threw him and the UimlierofT! -ttieuiseaseo, ...,,..
agonal the crossing near the old , '""' Pra to be spreaiiing. a
iwesk-rn hotel. Mr. Hester had l.is i Iin "f u,,,!r helonging to K K l.iver
wrist broken, his spine Injured nnd ' mora are sick with it now. H should
) injured internally. The team ran , looked after and .ror precautious
he awning in front of tho Conimer- hiken.
link ami was raught there. In get- A. R. Dew has arranged to place his
lie team out of the scrape V. A."sheep with II. II. Russell on White
r hud his left shoulder dislocated. River. Mr. Russell is a successful sheep
lercdilli ,f CiMiu-roid was sent for man and has a nice Hock of his own and
xed up the iniuries. V, A. Hester they will lie in good hands. John Myers
so attend to business but biff ' has been caring for Mr. Dew's flock for
r will likely lie laid up for some soma time but his health in so poor that
lie was obliged to give It tip.
Free !
64 Columns a Weok
- Price ONE DOLLAR.
Dr. Leonhardt
Limits his practice to diseases of the
Nervous System,
(Such as Iss of Memory, Feeling, Mo
tion and Will-power, Cramps. Fits, Gen
eral Nervousness, and all forms of
Neuralgia.)
HEART,
lies! Line to the East.
The Burlinirton Route B. &. SI. R. R.
1
is running elegantly equipped passenger
traincs without change from Newcastle,
Wyoming and Crawford, Nebraska, direct j (As shown by Shortness
to Lincoln, Nebraska, making connection 1 Pain, Palpitation, Fiulteritij,
at that oint with their own through 1 ness in region of the Heart.)
trains for Denver, Cheyenne, and all
points west, and for Kansas City, St. ! JjLUO I Jj
Joseph, HI. 1.0111s, uniaiin. leona, o,
cago, and all points cast.
1?,,m. .,,!,. 1 biy is I he OIllv litIC llV
which you catl take sleeping car from i Faint ness, 1 l.'..u'.css, t Ic.)
Crawfi'ml in the eeiiing arriving in I -in-' PHMQIII TATIr)W '"!Ff
coin and Omaha the next, nfternoon. and , VvUIN OU L M I I , net
in Chicago, Peoria and St. Louia the fol- AOOP.r?V W TP V-'o' i' '.
lowing morning. , ' , ; , ;
For further information and tickets up-" . 1 1 . 1 ' "
ply to neurest agunt of iiurliugi ' -, :r.- c - T
Route B. 4M. R. R,
! (Such as Skin Diseases,
i sive Paleness or Redness
of Breath,
and Ntinil -
U leers, Exces-
of the Face
J. F. Fl.ETl HKli. F. H. STHATK1N.
J. I. Stuaitox.
V. A. HESTER,
Sioux County Lumber Co. 1 . u- bt
SlAXI FAtTl HEltS OF
Lumber, Lath and i Lime and Coal
Shingles.
bash, uoors, Blinds. Hair
and Cement.
A Complete Stock Always on Hand.
A flood Supply of Native Lumber
Always on Hand.
I.tMliKl! HKI.IVKItKIl AT THE MILL OK
IX ilAltltlsoX.
MILL NEAR FIVE POINTS.
gl 1.I.1VAX A roXLKY, Lsnyers.
Will practice is all the local, state
unit leileral courts anil l". s. J.iiml ollice.
LEGAL PAPERS CAREFULLY DRAWN.
t t i t s i
Office in Court House,
IIAKItlSOX .... XEBRASKA
L. E. BELDEN & SON,
Wagon and Carriage Makers.
Repairing (lone on short notice,
lioo'l wirk und rciisonalile charges.
Shop south of livery haru.
HAltldSOX, ... N
We Are Still Here
AMI HAVE A STOCK OF i001S,
Ready to Supply the Wants of People of
SIOUX COUNTY
rin the line of:
GROCERIES, DEY GOODS-
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND
CAPS, CLOTHING, ETC.
Our Stock of Shelf and Heavy Hard
ware is Complete and we Have
WAGONS and
Farm Machinery
in Season.
Our Prices are Down to the Lowest Notch.
6RISW0LD & MARSTELLER.
GEO. H. TURNER,
DBALBB I3ST
eneraE Merchandise,
Groceries; Diy Goods, Furnishing
Goods, Flour and Feed
:.vniva Ffl.I, link of:
Hardware, Tinware, Barbed Wire and
Machinery.
Binders, Mowers,
Rakes, Wind Mills, Pumps
and Buggies.
When in town call and see our
goods and get our prices.
Respectfully,
GEO. H. TURNER.
"Seeing is Believing.
9f
And a rood lamp
must be simple; when it is not simple it is
not good. Simfle, Beautiful, Good these
( words mean much, hut to see " The Rochester "
will impress the truth more forcibly. AH metal.
tough and seamless, and made in three pieces only,
it is absolutely safe anil unbreakable. Like Aladdin's
of old, it is indeed a "wonderful lamp," for its mar
velous light is purer and brighter than gas lijht.
softer than electric light and more cheerful than either.
Look for this stamp-TiiB Rochester. If the lamp dealer his n't tire ff-nTrJ.-.-e
Rochester, nau the style you waul, send to Mi f.,r our e-jv lilnstrnie.l -iai..i. e
kanii we will semi you a lamp safety t cxr-rcMt-tur thuiei: oi uvci u'fl
Imrlctiet from the Largest Lump Store in tha WorUi. ' "
HOCUES1LU Lini CO., -ii farii 1'iaco, tw York i ls.
HP "The Rochester.5
