TfoEcux County Journal.
flCTABUaBKD 1888.
Subscription Price, $2.00
L.J.
Editor.
Entered at the Harrison post oHice. a
aneoiul elaaa matter.
THIKSDAY, OCTOBEi Is. 14.
Kubli(-su Ticket.
Vr Governor,
T. J.MAJOUS,
of Nemaha.
For IJeutenant-Governor,
K.K. MiXiRE,
of lailtc. isUT,
ur Secretary of State,
J. A.l'll'fcU,
of Hail an.
For Auditor of Public Accounts,
EVUKNE MisiKK.
of Madison.
or Treasurer,
J. 8. BARTLEY,
of Holt.
for Commissioner of Public Luiul
and
Buildings,
II. C. KL'SsKLL,
of Colfax.
For Attorney -General,
A. 8. CHURCHILL,
of Douglass.
for Superintendent of Public Instruction,
II. B. COKBETT,
of York
for Congressman, Sixth DLstrict,
M. A. DAl'OUEKTY,
of Keith,
for Mate Senator, 14th District,
J. A. SCAMAUOKX,
of Sheridan,
Oldham, one of the Bryan strikers,
made a speech at Alliance a few dais
ago and the report to Bryan's paper
mi id the house was crowded. The Onp,
the democratic paper of Alliince, nam
Oldham's audience consisted of aboui
thirty people, ten of whom were populists
from Bemingford.
It is reported that the democratic
" managers of Indiana have become des
perate and determined to carry that
ktate-atall hazards. In order to accom
plish this they must nave cash and the
report is that the cash is to be furnished
by England. Funds are also said to U
furnished to use to carry Wilson's dis
trict and to aid Hill in New York. The
. result will be watched with a good deal
of interest,
In his report lo tlie governor of the
re bent international irrigation congrew
Prof. ReeCe. of Fulls City suggests that
a system of reservoirs lie constructed
from the gull 01 Mexico as lar north u
is needed and that "reservoir day" I
established to advance the work. He
claims that the Urst step to attain th,
desired result is to irrigate the uii and
the reservoirs are to accomplish tnat.
The suggestions made by Prof. Reeve an
rertainly worthy of consideration
While the indications are that there
.Will be no war between France anJ E ig
land grow out of the Korea bina-Japan
trouble) there is no doubt reason to be
lieve thut a resort to arms by the two
great powers mav come about within
comparably short time. Most of the
great European nations have quite an
interest in the territory over which
China and Japan are fighting-, and all
will watch closely to see th it no one
get What belongs to some one elses
France Is hit as hard by the world-wide
depression as any other country, not
withstanding the thnH of Its inhabitants
and its larye circulation of current.-? pei
capita. It is noteworthy that the stress
Is greatest ih agricultural districts,
where from 78 to M pef cent of the pop
blation is officially reported to be in
enforced idleness. In Paris 2T per cent
of the shoemakers are without employ-toetat-
it per cent of the glove maker
tad 8 per cent of the lace and emhroid
fcry workers. Or6e Jatid Farmer.
The hard times are hardening and the
result are beginning id be Ml by tlie
Wosfneaa mn of the stats-. Two banks
e,t Kearney were forced to t-lose their
doors within the past few days and some
fctfstftose houses did likewise. There is
by far to many banks and merchants ir
he state of Nebraska for all to d.l
(tttolttable business under the condition
Had it h simply a Question of a short
time ttnllt maay Will either close ii)
Msd t Wt Of bu sines or be forced t
Utt ratt. It will be done quietly, to
kaH Is bd ocxjiston tor panic but it
UM lagiUMM mall of the con
tZt3 oT tlM country.
. fepMMt bf Utt HeWaska (isW
CTM pins the action of Bryan-, V
Vj v iMMiy ana pstneMC since mat
rjJlCitmikr tihttmsUflic by
L Mfc ft will B remerabetvu
UHJUtt jslAtrtamt to rid hw a
tlDOsmFWtynHcijf Moabbe
ZZtiJZk Mrt kMM tttt Mutt u.
tr rt UM iaba My jtimt h
Ci"f.Ct? U & SdH to rtd. the fcm
' Into UM imp wt ite
. yK.ilX2i May i ttMdf V
kH ft wH for bin
J; 'liif'iihswd wtii.
' , r v 'v
If any one doubts that the populist
par'V litis lost its footing in wti.it Ins
has been its at rouble iM ! t linn mvesti
irata the situation in Kansas. Toe
ictiarges of corruption ajfainst the popu-li.-it
officials have been so conclusively
idem-en that T.l,tu.,..lliiit'a iiei.iit i t-er-
l ....... -
tain. Til- people have caught onto the
fact tliitt by Votinjf for the prvteiiJt d re
lurtiiers they have betp duped iu to pul
tiiij: it wt of rascal into the p sltioua of
li.iu.-r and truat ar,d they are jfettiu;; out
of the pup ranks a (al a Ihe-y cau.
There ran lie but one result and that la
that Kansas will te buck id the republi
can column after the vote of November
tith is counted.
!n p ilitu-a as in everything else,
straas slio hit Ii way tlie wind is
(lowing. Tiie trip of Governor MiKo
!. through t ie central wesieru suite
certainly is a straw which btrongly in
dicates the fcel.ngs of the iu isses to
wlioiii he SK..ke during Ins tr.p. li s
course was marked by a series of ova-
lions which have Uevei been equalled iu
the history of the nation and it was
mmJd clear in evtry instance that it
was the principles advocated anJ nut the
man (lersonally which was so warmly
received. At the time of the last presi
dential election the people were restless
and expressed a de-ire for a change.
That the change has I "-en experienced
none can deny and now the tide has set
in strongly and the desire to chance
back is expressed on every h ind. The
present campaign on the wliole is a cam
paign which clearly indicates that tlie
masses liuve had all they wan:, of such
ti'iie as have been experienced for the
past var or two and they want to get
hack to where they were before.
That there is a Vast falling olf in the
P'.puhal sentiment in Nebraska is evi
dent to all who have lieen watching the
progress of the campaign. Greater
clforts are tieing made by tlie managers
of thut purty than ev-r liefore ami in
this they are aided by the Bryan wing
of the democratic (arty, but in ull the
work there is a lack of interest an l en
thusiasm which characterize thrf meet
ings of that pirty in former years. The
men wh went mt j th-j .jrk si tip:y tw
cause they believed it to be r.ht have
found that tbey were being iinuVr iln
dupes and tools of schemers who t-r
getting w!iat tliey could otd get at the
'lands ol the old parties. There is no
more regard for tlie interests of the peo
ple by tho olfice-sei-king element of the
top party thuD there is for the principle
f the neinocratb: party by Bryan. It is
i great attempt to gel into otflce by a
rowd largely composed of men wlm
have been otllce-seekers all their lives
and tbey will he pretty apt to be disap
pointed when the votes tttu counted iu
November.
(jiovernment Control of lUili'uadi.
jruge Jiidil Faruir.
A (xipular movement, particularly in
.lie west desires to vest iu the govern
ment the control of railroads aided by
the United States. Olherst more radic-tl,
would have the federul governuieot ac
quire the owBersliip of all tlie railroads
ai the ct'untryt The advocates cite the
success of tlie postal service in this coun
try and of certain railroads abroad
hicb are operated by the state. Uu
just discrimination and the necessity )
in inter-state commerce act, they eiiy,
ou Id be obviated.
From the recent r rl of the intor
taie tuiiiiinerce commis-ion it appeurs
(.hat rates are higher iu Great Britain,
where the state has no railroad property,
than in France and Germany) where the
railroads are owned and operated by the
xoverntneut; but rates are lower in the
c'nited Wlates than in j either of these
couutrie. One of tlie greatest evils
wbich would beset government owner
ship of railroads would lie the liability
of political dominance in the selection ol
routes, in consequence of winch paying
roads would have to meet the delicit ol
unremunerative routes. A beoedt would
accrue, however, where roads failed to
lay exienses through lack of population,
as the routes would do much to develop
tlie section through wbich they trav
ersed Tlie pacific roads are tlie most import
ant lines which the government hm
tided. The bonds on thes roads are not
Jue until and tin government can
iot foreclose until that tone and, hav
ng only a second mortgaget Would in
case of foreclosure, be obliged to pay Hit
kirst mortgage amounting t- tnany ni l
lion. The expediency of foreclosins
under such conditions may Well be gaiB
uid, but on the other hand, the opera
lion of the roads by the government for
a period of years would determine the
advisability of extending federal con
trol; ...
If Utt bait hi falling out and turning
uray, '.he gtahd of the skin needs stimu
lattng and i3oor-food, and the best rem
edy and tlmuhtht it Hall's liuir rU-nea-wr.
. '
il Hind UtDm IMtii
in Nebraska, ciHsnvction are Htade with
riurhngtoo Bout t rains ( Jmcagok Bt.
HUis, Ktnsas ity, At Jmpr, Oinatm,
binvidn, uenver, t;iHyciiue and beyond.
Our maps and llme-Ubie WwWinK
where-, when and now our trams rda and
wlieteiik they excel the trains of otber
km in many tmpMHant rvspacta, an
on riHsrt- tiw.
Always jidviiiiui ra'tM nd givv
irtlorsatw. . . ,
Jg T. A. didiba,
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o ir of Sair of Heal l'ruer
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Year IH',13.
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NotU- Is hereby ifive !U it
In puru!t of mil tu co'ii
p.l.lliue -ith tlie Kelt- tlie
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aa hikI t'h pt-r Nfvi-nlv-Tlireij(7i3
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Tre.4urer of Sioux county,
Nnbrfrk. on the lirt Jlon
d y ol NovtimlM-r, A. i. ism,
iM-iatH-ii the hour of niim
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will otter at public ntle and
sell, . t Miy office tu the ii
I Re of li.trrison, l ou-ily of
Mum and st it of Nebraska,
h, (,i tlie office of the Tre is-ur-r
of aaiil sionx county,
Ni-tii-Hka, hiI of tiie follow
inK tle-rilel re il est lie it
Uitt-st in Hie aaiil county of
-milt, lor the amount of tax
due titereoti. as t .tst here
in, levied ttr sttite, i-ontilv,
viti.tge, M-hsl dislr ct.orltr
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id tx as st tsl hcn-lti for
tlie ye.tr .ttori-s id, a all such
i-llit-iis-, tor atlvertlsi... In
lirel mid ls-s may h tve
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1 a ill adjourn s.tid
a.tle iron) I y today until all
of tiie I .is, ioisuud blocks
h tie h en otfe.ed.
Ii. s. w iMMKrrr,
Treasurer of siou , Count..-,
Nebr tain,
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Sioux County
THE UNO OF THE HOME
STEADER. Free Homes for More
Than 5,000 Men.
A new county with
schools, churches,
railroads, etc.,
AND 800,000 ACRES YET
OPEN TO HOMESTEAD
ENTRY,
Contains over forty-five miles of
rail oad and has no county
bonds.
0 IIONWX, XO HERTS, LOW TAXES.
Fuel, Posts, lidgs and Lumber ( licnper
Than nt any Oilier Place
In Nebruska.
Sioux county is the northwest county
of Nebraska It is uliout tlnrty miles
east nnd west hy alsmt seventy miles
north und soulli nnil coiitiiins
OVER 1,300,000 ACRES
of bind Tln re nre more bright, snirl
linic, s i. nil sirciinis in 'lie county tluin
ni n h" f Hind in I lie miii.i- iiren elsenlnrt
111 Hie st.tte. t !:a nu. re i i,j 11,11 r 1
it 1 1 1.4 1 nil the r st ol llu Huh 1 cml im 1
Is c;nis.s ar" the liiln-st sntl must !:
triti. us niii 11 s.1 that (t,r slm k-;ro in.
il is unexcelled.
The so, I vnries from ti heavy day to u
light sandy limni and is cafwlile of ro
diii inx excellent i-rojis.
The principal crops nre snmll Krain
und vegetables, ulllioiiKh K'""' corn is
grown in the vulleys. . The nheat , outs
rye an l biirk-y are ul! of unusually fine
quality nnd comiuaud the lushest mar
ket prices.
I'lie wuler is pure find reln-shing and
is found in ubumlunce in all rts of the
county.
The county is pnictically out of debt
and has over forty-live miles of railnsid
within its borders, has u good brick court
house and the necessary fixtures for run
ning the county and there has never
been one dollar of county bonds issused
and hence taxes w ill be low,
The Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri
Valley railroad crosses Sioux county
from east to west und the U. & M. has
about fifteen miles of its line in the
norlheust part of the county.
Tin; climate is more pleasant than that
of the eastern portion of, Nebraska.
There is slill
OVER 800,000 ACRES
of land in Sioux county yet os:n to
homestead entry. It is better land und
more desirably locnted than thut for
which such rushes are made on tlie ok-ii-iugofa
reservation. There is no rail
road land in the county and Tor tilat
reason its settlement has been slow for
110 special etfort to get settlers was
made, as was done In the eurly days of
the settlement of the eastern part of the
Stale,
Uood deeded land Cull be purchased at
reasonable rates With government land
adjoining so that a person who wants
more than one quarter section can obtain
it if he has a little means.
There are, about 2,MK) people in the
comity and there is room for thousands
more.
ILirrirfln is the county seat and is sit
uated on the F. K. & M. V, railroad, and
is as good a town ns the thinly settled
country demands.
School houses and churches arc pro
vided in almost every settlement 11 ml are
kept up with the times.
All who desire to (jet tt liotjiestend Or
buy land cheap nre invited to come and
see tlie country for tlieiunelves and jiKhje
of its merits-. Homesteads Will not Iw
obtainable much lontfer Ui if jUU warn
11 use your nwht and ret 166 acres ol
land Iroill Uncle Hum Iree it is time you
Aerw about it.
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Via lbs
F.,E.&r,1.V.S.C.&P.
RAMiHOVbH,
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Oen'l FreiKlii At, Oen l Puss. Atft
OMAHA NtS.
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lanos
LEAD THE WORLD.
THE MOST 1 R.TIOAI. J'RONOUXi 'K
THEM IXCOMPARAHLY
THE HEST IN
TONE, TOUCH
ANIJ
DURABILITY.
Write for Catalogue to
ESTEY & CAMP.
Cliiciiii. III.
VililM KV A sTi'X 1!
ilnrris.ni. Nel.r.
oa II loll'iB 1 11 if lirsli.l :
SS. .-,s. '
Going to
Buy a Watch?
Ii so, buy one that cannot be itolen. The
only thief-proof Watcliei re tome wan
Hen's the Idea:
Th bow hat s groove
on each mil. A collar
run down ini4 the
S indent lltm aod
ta into tht grooves,
flrmlx locking ths
bow to tht pendent,
o that it cannot be
pulled or twialed off.
To be sore of getting a Non-pull-out, see that
the esse is stamped with Ihis trade mark,
It cannot be had with any other kind, lij
kesd s Hits! tar s alteh eitt ooenar tt the
tssisas tsis FHIttl Ctu eiakert.
Keystone Watch Case Co. ,
PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OKKICEIW;
lon nio Crounsc liovemgr.
I. J. .il Mjuis. .......... i .li ti t.-ii.tii I (ioveriuir
.1.1. Alien .secretary of stnti.
Kilitene M.Hire AUililor
Joseph s. li.n tiey.L.... Treasurer
i. ll.il .sth.Ks Attorney UenerAl
A. It. II ti mpli rty- laiuil 1 oiiiiulssioner
A. K.liouily.. hunt, 1'iihlic Instruction
(s)N(IHF.SstONAI. DKl.KiiATIOS :
('. F. Miiuitersilii... -I', s. senator, umah
Win. V Allen l i rt. wnator, Mmllsoii
W.J, hryau, t.oiisressuiaii 1st iitst., l.iiu:o)n
II. II. Mercer, " .tl " (iiimhs
(i. li. Meiklejollil " 3.1 " Fullvrum
K. J. Iluliier, " 4tlt ' Aurora
IV. A. Mchle(httil, " Mil " lie.1 l,tiui
IJ. M. Hem, " Mil " liroken How
Jt'DItiAKV:
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A, M. I'osl AsOC l.i tc J ll'lte, I ill It ill hue
TtO.C. Harrison As'te Jinle, i,r,nnl Islaml
ll. A. (.'Miiiihell..l l rk sinl IO's,r(er, Lincoln
K i rr K K N T 1 1 J f 1) I (. ) A 1. 1 I S I It 1 1 T !
M. I', hlnk.ii.l J'iile, il'Seill
.Mlriil li.il tow i " Chadroa
M. J. Illeweii clerk, llariismi
fdl NTY (iKKK KliS:
Robert Wilson l oiiuty JiuU
M. J. Illeweti Inrk
ll. S. Woolruil Ileaallref ,
W. II. linvis sti,t. ruhllc Instruction
A: K. Hew Sheriff
J. K. I'll I uui-y l t, i . 1 1 1 t
s. I,. Kins.. surveyor
M. J. Illeweti Clerk iif lUstrict iiourl
Alvlit I. t Itira ...County Atlorney
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Khiuk Tinktutii 1st niirii
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