Tha Sioux Couniy Journal.
ESTABLISHED 1W8.J
Suhseription Price, 12.00
L. J. Simmons,
Editor.
Entered at the Harrison Io-t oLlct) as
aecjm.1 ciiisa matter.
TuotsiAY, Jrsu 2J. 1"'.
Th? republican congressional i-onven-tioo
lor tl sixth district lias hecu called
waa onto hit job. His integrity wither
ed away but hi mv came regularly and
for August 2ml, and will be held at ! hi salary, as a national lobbiest,
Brokeo Bow. Tlw date was fixed by the J the soul of old John Brown, still went
chairman and tseoret.iy in accordance niait hing on.
with tite action of the coiiitiiille at i'
meeting at Kearney some tim a siuee.
President lJelw, of the American
railway union will attempt to juite
hi-i organization with that of the fanners
alliance. But as the interests of one
organization is ojijiosed to tin of the
other it is hardly likely that a consolida
tion will 1 brought about.
Th,
national society for the jireven-
lias offered a
lJcjniblican State Conwuflun.
The republican rliri'irs of the it it of Se- j
.1... .... ......1 t.. ..,..,.1 i4..1..vrMt f t-o...
their several counties, to i-.-t i,. the city i -" of ci uelty to animal
of Oiuuha, W-Inr.4..r. Auitust ii, ( 1 reward of VH) for the couviction of
o'clock, a. m., (or lac rl-clut; ia nomination those guilty of caus:Dg tlie death of the
horses in the race at Chadrou, but it is
hardly likely that any convictions will
result from it. It is juit safe to be
lieve that no more such races w ill take
place.
e:iniitl.'l'j for
Governor,
Lieutenant oovernor,
.secretary of Mate,
Auditor of Public Accounts,
Treasurer,
suiK-rhiU-inleiit of 1'uliUc Instruction,
A ttora"y -General,
t'oiuinissiiuicr of Public. Lands sml Luild
In;,--,
and to transact uch other business ss may
be prcscnts-d to tlie convention.
TUE APeOKTIONtlEMT.
The several con nties ure entitled to rep
resentation as follows, being based on tlie
vok ca.it for Hon. 1. M. Kaymonil for presi
dential elector in li. giving one delegate
at larjie to each county ami one for each Km
voles and the major fraction thereof :
Del.
Counties.
Adams
Anleloe
banner
Illume
Loom-
Hovd
Kov liulte-.
l'rown
I'.iiflulo
HnUer
Hurt
ted ;:r
I base
Cheyenne
Cherry
Clnv
( .olio
Cuiitinij;
Cllsler .
Dakota
Dawes
Ihiwsou
Deuel
Dilon
IKjdKe
J)ouhi
Dundy
Fillmore
r ruuklin
Frontier
Junius
Gape
Garfield
Gosper .
Grunt
t.reeiey
Hall
14
M
8
S
2
II
tin
11
... i
Del. I Counties.
... 17 Johnson
... W Kearney
... .1 KfVa Paha.,
i Keith
Hi Kimball
... Knox
... 5 Lancaster--
ft l.ineolu
.... VI laticau
li i.ont
! i Madison ..
... si Merrick v
x Mel'liersou 1
Nance "
li .Neimtha 12
... t( Snekohs 1 I
IT iJtoc 1"
7 Tim nee 17
0 I'erkins 4
... I I I'leree S
!, i'lleljis M
!( I'intte 1"
l:i I'olk
... S lied W lllow 9
s Uiidiardsiin So
... ;; l;ork - 4
l'- -Milne I1
. i sitrpy 7
.. h sanrniers 11
7 scott's Bluffs 3
H sewnrd 14
. 1(1 sheridan 7
'.A Sherman i
Storms seemed to prevail in many
localities in this state last week, At
Chadron a man was killed, at Omaha,
Lincoln and other places a large amount
of damage was done aud some lives lost
by act idciits. In Omaha it was so
severe that a half block of sidewalk was
picked up and carried some distance and
stuck on edge in the mud.
Tlie great conference of the free silver
democrats in Omaha last w eek seems
to have resulted in something of the
nature of a drawn battle. It was
txfiected that the anti-administration
2 ; democratM with Uryan as a leader would
- i rehtiL-a t hrt riilni inist rut ion mpmliera of
the party and turn down all who did
not believe as thev did. But the admin
istration forces were on liaud but no
action was taken against the party that
dictates matters at the present time.
The alfair can hardly be looked upon as
a victory for 31r. Bryan, although it
may to some extent augment a split in
the democratic party in Nebraska.
a sjoux . u
ft stanton . 5
1 Thayer 14
4 Thomas .... . 1
in I'bursUm
Hamilton l.t Valley 7
Harlan 7 Washington
Jluyos 4 nyne
Hitchcock vveh-ter 11
Hooker 1 Wheeler i
Holt H York 20
Howard . l
Jeff I.TMOU .. 1 5 j To talj-.- -a
It ts recommended that no proxies be ad
mitted to the convention and that the dele
gates present be authorized to cat the full
vote of the delegation.
It ts farther recommended that the state
central committee select the temporary
organization of the convention.
BiUO D. SLiCUHTKE,
Tom M. Cook, Chairman
Secretary.
Who was the next big pop?
There wast n't any more. That was
the end of it.
Mailalicu Fulls Out.
On.i.bn Ilee.
Judge M. P. Kiukaid of O'.Veill is at
tlie I iellone and Matt A. liaugherty of
Ogalalla is at the Merchants. Both
tlitse candidates for the republican uotu-
i.,ftf;... f.-...i.i.l.h.;ntliU sivth. ili.l rii-I i .-nil rvullim l said t.il! 'I . V 17.
Jerry 11- 111, junii ii-nim, i"'ia wt
Filial Proof o1i.m.
All persons having Dual prsif notlci-s In
this psl' -rwill ree. nen inarkeil copy ol the
pt r mel are r lie-.o-n . xaniine uni ,
notice and il any ei roi s ei-t lejsnt the j
M-OIe Ut tills till' f si uttee.
Nnib-e tor I'nbii' -a I ion-
Ijiii'I t filvv at Alliance, Veb., i
June is, sw. i
Noth-e is hereliv K-'cn that the follow ing
named lllei has Ille.1 nollee of his hiten
ll, ,M lo li, nke liii.tl proof in siiihsii t o! his
claim, an 1 Unit said pnsjf w ill lr. nude Is'
lore tlelk I tlie d'lriel
isiiut, t ll.irri-on, Nebr., on Jniy
it, vu :
Ati.-n-l W. Mnh'. "f lI.trrt-M-11. X't h
w lei nude II. !.. till lor I he lie. set-, is, tp.
3.1. rg. ii.
lie names the following wltnee to
imni'ln- toiitiiilioils reil lence tcsiil and
The Harrison
are just m re-.eipt of a letter from John
T. Mallalieu of Kearney, announcing his
withdrawal from the congressional r.K e.
He states that his action is taken
liecause of rsonal reasons. This leaves
it between Kinkaid and IVigherty, as
Fred Dorrington of Chadron does not
seem to be in the race to any noticeable
extent. The nominating convention will
be held at Broken Bow ou August the
2nd.
ALVIX T. CLARK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
LAW,
HARRISON,
fiEBR.
Prut tices in all the courts and before
U. S. Land Office.
Adjutant-Ocr.eral Tarsney, of the
Colorado State National; Uaurds, was
tarred and feathered Friday night by a
band of masked men. It is the out
growth or the Cripple Creek mining diffi
culty. It was certainly one of the most
glaring outrages that has grown out of
the,la!)or troubles. Some of the party
of outlaw s who did the deed w anted to
kill him, but tlie leader prevailed on
sjianng his life. In his oflicial acts
Tarsney simply obeyed the orders of
Gov. Waite, whose subordinate he was
and no matter what was the consequence
the governor, not a minor official, was
responsible and the fiends who committ
ed the outrage should be made to suffer.
The president of France was fatally
stabbed by an Italion just as he was
about to enter his carriage on Saturday
evening. Assassination of high officials
by cranks seem to be quite popular of
late, and unless prompt and terrible
punishment is meted out to them there
will be no safety for any one who is
entrusted with office by the people.
Tlie latest in tlie magazine line is the
lihuttrcikd Xcbraskan, published at
Lincoln. It is devoted to the interests
Of tlie state and is a credit to the
publishers and to the commonwealth
which it represents and it should be well
supported by the people. From an
hrtiitic as well as a mechanical point
'f view it is line. The price is but a
dollar a year so that it is within the
reach of all.
Grave charger are being made about
the manner patients have been treated
at the hospital for insane at Lincoln and
a thorough investigation is called for.
Eugene Montgomery of Omaha was
there for some weeks and wlun taken
away by hi family showed unmistakable
Signs of ill trealnient. The superinten
dent of the institution denies any knowl-
I.I.IVAV & COM.KY, Uwew.
Will i-bacticb is ill tux local, state
and lederiil courts and I". Land officii.
LEGAL PAPERS CAREFULLY DRAWN.
x ; s t x
lJ-; Of lice in Court House,
HAKItlSON .... M.IHIASKA
J. E. PH1NNEY, M. I).
Physician anil Snrsreon.
All calls given prompt attention.
UllU'c in Drug Store.
lUKi'llSON. - - NEBRASKA.
Land Cases..
rt-siii. '-, J ami s -li i in, r . o . niiisi.iwiii
ut .ilehri-l, Neb. a,-o
C.jri- s. Sr lit. id Harrison. Ni b.,
in. made 11. i;. Si sa lor the w. '4 see. I", tp.
31, r .V..
He iiiime. ti e foilou leg w it in-sscs to prove
Ills i-oiilITi noils resideiiee upon and eilitiva
lion ol s tld land t r. :
. M .-in tun, )!. ITlddy, John Corblll,
Da id Il:ii tlelt, all of I la rr i -on, !.
i n 4i.; t . !. I ion ii i Mi i ds. i:eg,-l. r.
'.ulii-e I t rii'ilii u'iuii.
lailid till'ei- nt Alliance, Neb , I
June 4, 14. i
Nutlet-1 hereby gHen Unit tin' follow Ing
named settler lliis It lei I nolii-e olbislnten
tiontolicike tinul pi'uol 1,1 silliiairt ol hi
I inn, and that snl.i pnsil ill is-made is-
tore l lerk ol l(-trlet I Hurl, III II. II l l-o-l,
eb., on July 14, !'.!, 1j::
Mar.i hufiMiii. "f Mnii!iu-e. Nib.,
ho mnde II. H. i4" for the se. i, -ec. , t p.
:u. lg. .,4.
lie na I nes the foilnM i:!g w itm .ss to prove
Ins rout unions re-j I -nei- Usin and i-tlitiva
tion ol, jtid hind, v 1 :
Christian liutifei, Mike Jiotfer, AiiKii-t
Meyer, I rank M., lei , all of Montro-e, eb.
also
( lll i-li ill Ji-H-i II. of Mntlt disc. Veil.,
who Hindi: II. K. :rli tor the c. ee. , tp.
J.'.. ri. M.
lb: niiine- the folloa lint w it iii-.ss to pro e
hi-i-oiillniianee re-idem e upon and i-ulll
yat hi!- nl said laud, I. :
t hri-tiiin Unreel, Mike liotfer, August
Mever, I rank Miller, all of Montrose, Neb.
;-. 44; I. M. DoKHlM.Tos, Register.
Sle rill's Sale,
liy virtue of an Order ol sate directed
to ine from the Clerk ol the District
t imrt ol -join uuiily, Nebraska, on it
Judgment obtained in said Court on the
second day ol May, A. I. I-' I, in favor
of Y. C. l.Vable, as plaintiff, and against
i.isjine U . Vromaii, as defendaiil, for
the sum of nine hundred, svventy nine
and 3.1 !' dollars, with intere-i at s per
i-i'itt Iroui May '2d, 1S4, and co-ts and
a'-eruiuie iisl., I hae levied on Hie lol
lowluK real estate as the property ol s dd
defendant, to satisfy said urder of s.,i, .
toHil: '1 he southwest tpiarti-r (-.W.1,;
of section 'I w o in 'low nshlp 'l'hii ; -lounm
North, KiuiL'i: Kill) InunJc ti'-l
ot the i tli 1'riiiclpnl Meridian In sinus
county, Nebraska, and a lii oiler the same
for sale to the highest bidder lor cash
in hand ou
Mo.VllAr, JI LT :i, ism,
at two o'clock, p. in., of said day at
the front door of the court house of
sioux county, Nebraska, at Harrison, that
IshiK the I it 1 1 ). 1 1 1 1 if in which the la-t
term ol the District Court for said county
was held, til satisfy said Judgment and
costs and aecruiinr co-ts, at which time
nnd place due attendance will he given
by the undersigned.
'Dated, Harrison, Nebra-ka, June 5, l-'H.
A. II. Di.w .
i:r,i4.l! -heriif ol snnl County.
LIVERY
BARN
SALE
v
FEED AND
CPA 131
v ) 1 1 J 1-J 1-J
GOOD TEAMS,
GOOD BUGGIES,
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS,
TERMS REASONABLE. GIVE ME A CALL
GEORGE OLINGER.
1 l'l'.Ol'KIETOR.
A Surprise for our (o i maii lieaih rsl
The Lincoln Fix-ie IVes-e, (he ls-sl i.-r-tnail
paper in the west, oilers to all suh-scrits-rs
a new premium l''k: "l''r
1 etitcbctl Hatisfr.ui Kochbuch" teallv
Isiiind, coiitaitiiiis.' "'"I W I'-1-'"-- ","
cents pays for the pap'T for one year mid
the book is i;ivt-ii away free ti'ii receipt
of 10 cts. for po-t. (;.-.. Subscriptions re-ceivc-d
at our oilicc only. Siibvrilsi for
77ic nc '-and Tin: Sun x ( hi ntv
JoniN.u..
NORTH
felrJlfr?
Llh. Pianos
WEST
SOUTH
EAST
A Top Catechism.
Lincoln ("all.
Who was the first big pop?
Jay Burrows. He laid the ev;g. and
sat on the nest and hatched the party
out in this state.
What became of htm?
As soon as the party got on its feet it
became jealous of Burrows and bounced
him?
Who was the next big pop?
Van Wycli. He was ashamed of the
party at lirst and sneered at it as a
visionary hay seed aggregation, but
when they offered him the governorship
he went in and made a hard light.
What became of him?
As soon as he was defeated as tlie pop
standard bearer they turned against him
like a lot of Siberian wolves on a fallen
comrade and gnawed the flesh from his
bones. W'lien he returned from the
buttle, with the flag still in his hands,
all dust liegrimed and battle stained,
because he had been overwhelmed by
numbers, they turned him down a a
leader and set him adrift in his old age
without a friend.
Who wan the next big pop?
J.! Edgerton. They called him "Our
Joe" and they iiamed their babies after
him and JIcKeighan from one end of the
state to the other. They cut his picture
out of the country papers and pasted it
edge of the case, but that should not
Shield him. He is in that p etition for on the wall above the clock, und for a
exrifeiw rmrnose of knowing how the few short months lie was the hero of the
i ii , j
Unfortunates who are sent there are
featetl and that everything possible be
Mone to improve their Condition. The
rnrtttef should be sifted to the bdttom
hnd the guilty ones punished.
iohrt T. JIallulieu, of Kearneyt has
to'rilten letters announcing that be is
but Of the face for the nomination of the
republican party or the sixth district for
Congress. There are a great ntany
people iri the state of Nebraska who will
be glad to know that Mr. Mallalieu has
hlade such a decision. These people are
hoi his enemies nor those who did Hot
want him to be a candidate for feaf he
Might be in their wayt but people who
hre his friends and recogniM his ability.
U it a leader in the line of worft In
whbll be is engaged and if the legisla
ture Will be sensible enough to appropri-
t sn(Bcnt fdnds to properly conduct
IN reform institution over which Mr.
lle.Ua.liet. 4 ably presides he will
ieoccHtJplish more for the state of Kebt-as-
fak than He bossibly could wer he
tt to congress, and He Would not nrialce
XiA lnnmMmdd either. Frrtm a
lpiM UP-tpoiat iW tUte of Nebhu
U ti4 Hitch better jjr Kr, MUalieu a
ti'J WUni Of POtvyreeerUen
sUU.
And what became of him?
After his defeat for supreme judge
they denounced him as a jack-leg lawyer
and turned him out of tlie councils of
tne party: He sacrificed his business in
the interest of his party and has never
had a pop client oi a kind word from a
pop newspaper since-.
Who was the next big pop?
Old Honest John Powers.
He traveled the slate over and Over
again) pleading for farmers rignts, and
even slept in the same bed with Mc-
Keighan, but when he was at last defeat
ed for governor they denounced him as
an old chump, an accusation which he
has never been able to successfully
deny, They said lie was too old to be
United Suites Senator) and pudiel him
aside for the drunken fietti-foggen Bill
Oreen.
Who was the next big bop.
Brvan. He deserted his party In the
hour of distress. He used the ptvetige
that had been given him by the demo
crats to sing the old party to death.
He joined in a triple alliance with Oov
ernor Waite and Mrs. Lease And set
''the prairie on Are. "
And what became of hithr Did he also
witter away and return to the poverty
Land patents secured for settlers in
the shortest possible time.
, CONTESTED CASES.
Contested cases intelligently and
skillfully bandied,
OLD CLAIMS AND DISPUTES.
Old claims and disputes ieedily
settled.
CONTESTS
between individuals having conflicting
claims under the agricultural land laws,
and those between claimants under the
MINERAL LAWS and agricultural
claimants; and also between claimants
under any of the public land laws and
the Railroad Companies and their gran
tees, and the States and their grantees
under the SWAMP-LAND and S :llOOL
LAND GRANTS.
Specialty made of securing patents in
the shortest possible time for settlers
who have Tully complied with the laws
under which their entries were itmae,
and who are annoyed and worried by
delays in the issue of their patents,
caused by TRIFLING IRREGULARI
TIES which can be easily and speedily
removed.
Advice also given in all matters re
lating to tlie public lands, especially on
points arising under the new laws which
have been recently jiassed providing for
the disposal of the public domain.
If you want your laud patent in a
hurry If you want your land business,
of any character, attended to by skillful
and competent attorneys, and promptly
disposed, write to
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY, . .
Jen!! WnDDEKBlTiS. General 5Lttiagcr,
P. O. Box 8C), Washington, I). L.
.Niillee fur I'lililiealiiill.
I.anil Ofllce nt Aliiniiee, Neb. I
June 2i, ism. t
Notice Is hereby jriven Unit the follow inif
niuiieil settler tins flleil not ion ot Ills Inten
tion to uiiike rln a I priKif in siipiKjrt ol Ills
clnliu. Hint that shIiI prisil will lie iiikiIh be
fore 'h-ilt District ourl Ht Munition, Neb.,
on August 4, liM, viz.
JnliuT. Fitzgerahl. cmirilian of William P.
Fitzgerald, of Bodarr, Xrli.,
who nimle 11. K. IJiH, lor the e. X nw. i w.
, tie. U ! :fl- r"- M-
lle tiHUies the lollowiiiK witnesses to prove
his continuous re-iilence uon uml cultiva
tion of sh id html, viz:
John W . iliiuler, Jolin ilaelf, Alexiinuer
U elr, Ashlx-l urto.i, nil of Ikslnre, eti.
y. M. Dokkim.tos,
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fall AM A1 r -nt or tarrlte We
want vour trade, and If rlee lene
and (Mjnare doallnc will wl, we will
have K. We challenge
produce BETTBB 160.04 Mt(rtl-t
Machine Ihr SO.OO, or hettor t
Sewla flaehlne for t0.O tha
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Fashionable Barber & Hair Dresser,
OPEN SUNDAY FROM 0 TO 1 2.
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l'lin-liase Tii ki ts ami ( n: i.'n Yn'T I n iir',1
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K. C. Muneiot si:, J. R. Jji'cn.tSAS,
(leli'l Fntight Agt. Cetl'l Pass. Agt.
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KSTKY !t tAMP,
ChiriiiTO. III.
I
PATENTS
NOTICE TO INYKXTOKS. j
!
There never was n time in the history of j
our country when the ili-iiutml for linen- j
tlons anil Improvements In the ni t- ami -el I
etiees jfenernlly whs so Krnt - now. The!
eoiivenienees of nniiiklni in Hie fuetory nml
work-shop, the hoii-i-hoM, on the fiinn, nml j
In ofllclul life, reiiire contiiniiil m-ee-sions j
to 1 lie appurteniiiiees niel linpleinenls of i
each In onler to sine lulsir, time anile i
pense. The political ehniiHe in the inlinln -I
Istrution of Koverniiieiil ilis-s not eftis t the :
prosTri.ss of the Ainerit-iin Inventor, who Is-- ;
Ing on the alert, nii'l re.nly to jiereelve the!
FXiNtliiit (letleleneles, iloes not N-rmit tin
afl'alrs of Koverinnewt o ileter
Mn.IM.KV A STOVKK
lliirrlson, Netir.
n n follow inn hnui'I :
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
sT.TKfKH'i: Hi:
l jiren.o ron us.- Governor.
T. J. Majors Lieutenant Governor
.1. ( . Allen seeretiir" of state
him from Ktiem Vl.sire Vmlilor
i. i. s it..Pn... 1-ri.i.snrer
quickly ooiH'c ivlti the n -ly to overeotne (j ( , f j ! ,'t I r. tf---.."".ll"'"Attor"iiey General
existing (llserepeniies. Tisi Kieat care can A. II. Humphrey Ijnnl ( omiulsslotier
notls-excerclsi.il Ii rhiMisluK " eouipetent A. k. t.ou.ly supt. l'ubllc Instruction
an'I sklllf til at torney to prepare ani prose-
lUst Line to the Eusl.
The Turlington Iloule li. &. M. Ii. K.
is running elepuntly eijtii)iHsl pus.-engtr
Iniirieu without chiingu from Newcustle,
Wyoming and Crawford, Nebraska, direct
to Lincoln, Nehr.is.Uu, tuakiiig coiinectiou
at that jioint with their own through
traiiH for I.-tiver, Cheyenne, and all
(mints west, and for Kansas t-'ity, St.
JoHClif St. Ixiuis, Omaha, Peoria, Chi
cago, and all jKiints east.
Uiiinemlier this i the only lino hy
which you ran taka slttejiitig car ftoin
Crawfortl in the evening arriving in Lin
coln and Omaha the next afternoon, and
in Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis the fol
lowing morning.
For further information and tickets ap
ply to nearest agent of Hurlington
Route B. & M. It. n.
cute an application for patent. Valuable
interests have been lo.-t ami iletroyei in
iriuumeraliJe nistaiiees by the employment
of incompetent counsel, ami especially Is
tills 'ulvice applicable to those ft ho ailopt
"So patent, no pay" system. Inventors
who entrust their business to this class of
attorney lo so at iinmciu-ut risk, as the
hreitilth ami strength of the patent Is never
considered in view oi a 'julck en'lravor lotfet
an iillowauee am obtain the lee thenilue.
Till. i'UK-s CLAIMS in., John V i-iMcr
burn, General maiia'i-r, iM V street, N. t .,
WushltiK Ion, D.C., ri'ires-iitlni, a larKe uiini
berof imp n t.uit daily ami e.-kly papers, a
well us K''u'rai periotlicais of thu couutry,
w as institute,! to piot.-ct its patrons from
the unsafe ineiho'ls heri-tofoie employe! In
tills line of biisl.ies-. The snWl ( oiuiauy
I ire(a.rel to take ehure of all patent
business entrust.-'! to II for reasonable tee-,
anil prepares uml prosecutes appllcal'.ons
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II. II. Mercer, " ii " iiiimlm
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rejected cases. Hi.iilso prepaid! to enti r ! I'.'IAIIK uy ( lMMl-IiiM-:itSi
Into comiH-vii ion Ith i.ny llrni in n eiirfnn
foreign patent.
W rite for instructions and advice.
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