Ttii Sioux County Journal.
flft-TAJlLiMIED l.
Subscription Price, ?IM
L. J. Hlmmotts,
Editor.
Entered at the Harr-.soii lt office as
ecaiul eljs matter.
Thtteday, May 3i, im.
Terrible forest fires hav been raging
in Wisconsin anJ it is imiossibIrf to
check tlwm unless rain fulls. The. con
tinued drouth there has made too fire
very destructive.
While the Russian thistle wi" to he
recognized as a great enemy to thti ntata
general opinion seems to be tiiat the law
for its extermination cannot he enforced,
especially in the newer and more sparse
ly settled counties. Senator Stewart
evidently did not figure just uliatthat
committee recommended in the hil.
A short time ago Carnegie raised the
th wages of his men without beiti ask
ed to do so by them and w hen it became
known he was complimented for his
philanthropy. It has develop! since
that his object was to compel other
mills to advance the wages of their em
ployees for he knew that under the con
ditions he could secure an advantage
over hia competitors. The world is full
of Huch philanthropist.
Tlie body of Mrs. Notson and alvi
those of her two children was found in
the river near Omaha a few days ago.
The old story of tier laving been prom
ised a position in the office of the state
miperintendenl ban bevn revived. Supt.
Corbett Hatly denies that he ever made
any promise to the woman and that he
is in no way connected with the case ex
cept by the reports which hate Wen
published. It is an unpleasant affair, no
matter from what point it is viewed.
A good illustration of tlie ungrateful
ness of politics is furnislied by the irriga
tion law and what it provides. In its
passage Senator Akers, of i-tcotts Bluffs
county, was its champion and did as
much or more for the law now in force
than any other man. The law provides
for the appointment of a state engineer
and an assistant. When the time came
.Senator Akers desired to have the place
of state engineer so as to liave supervis
ion of the enforcement of the law. He
was turned down and the place given to
a man from Omaha. The irrigation law-
passed more for the western part of the
state than any other. It was hoped and
supposed that it would be under the
supervision of a western man who knew
something of irrigation, but Omaha
with its usual hoggishness demanded
and got it. Is it any wonder tliat a roar
is frequently heard from the western
part of the state and the vote of western
Nebraska is hard to figure on ?
At 1:13 Tuesday morning death laid
its chilling hand on tlie brow of Walter
Q. Gresham, secretary of state, at hi
home in Washington. There are few
men in the nation who were more wide
ly known than the deceased and he had
hosts of admirers, as he was recognized
as a man of more than ordinary legal
ability. He has filled many honorable
positions, Iiaving made a good record
during the waras a soldier and ollicer
while his record as a judge is of the liest,
In that position I deveIoied more aliili
tv than in aiiv otlier. He was much
talked of as a candidate of the republi
can party a few years ago for president
hut failing injUiat he "mugwumped
during tliej last presidential campaign
and as a reward was given the highest
cabinet position by President Cleveland
His administration of tlie oflice of secre
lary of state was not what was expected
by many and demonstrated the fact that
every lawyer, no matter liow proficient
in that line, cannot be a great states
ian.JDeceased bad been in .or Iiealtl
for some weeks, but no reports were
sent out which indicated that death was
likely to result. His ailment was pleur
isy at first and later pneumonia set in
and he sank rapidly and his last mo
ments were quiet and peaceful. The
nation mourns the loss, not only of a
high official, but of a man who liad
many excellent traits of character and
great ability.
Tliare are two .sides to the decision of
tlie supreme cou.t of tin) nation declar
ing the income tax law unconstitutional.
Mapy are tlie attempts that have been
mad to lie witty over it, but tlie
thoughtful ones Who consider it realize
that it watt a sweeping decision. From
it the indications are that a law of that
character cannot be drafted which will
stand the crucial tests of the courts.
Taking that as true the government has
no authority to devise ways and iiieus
to rata revenue by putting a tax on in
oomw, If it wan simply the manner in
which Uw income tax law was gotten up
or irrefttbwitM in its enactment the de
cision of Um supreme court would not
1 ao tat reaching. To Uw mind of the
tring oitfaas Uw decimioa aMM to be
Utao law ooutd tw nada along such
tW wfckib wouid be oooatitutlonal and
;;f3ttott oaaalt would baa good
'Trjrfr;tiof M tHwadment
t the fundamental iiw of our pnvwn-l
nn-nt whii h WDiii ' ve it of that di-j
'aUlilv. The men who draf;rd llie ,
Ltitution of the Tinted Suites were well
qualified fur the work ami did nobly, j
hut no human foresight was reat I
euiuih to anticipate the reniarkahle de- j
velpiL.-ut that lias taken place since!
that document was adopted. What was j
a century ago cannot, m all cases
be applicable to-day.
It is a i man mdeed who tan look
ou r the Held and tell where any politi
cal parly is at this tiiiw on tlie ipiestion
of finance. S line of tha leading republi
can papers are to be found uplioldiiis; the
pre-aWnt in his tinam lal acts and con
demning the productions of "I'om," while
equally as stroi.j,- rvpublicau .aers are
niaUin-as great efforts to place those
same productions in the h m.ls of tlieir
readers. In the democratic parly the
administration win:.' is working h-ird to
uphold tlie jwlicy of the president while
the opposition is doin everything to
llialitf people believe that tlie in 11 at the
head of tlie party are workim: n it only j
against the interests of tiie democratic
nartv. but ui;aiii-.t the maws of the
people, and as a result the ranks of j
democracy are split in twain. Tne thirl j
iviriv diits not know where it ' is at in
the matter. Some of the more coiim-i- j
vative, if it can I saiu that there- ur-!
conservatives in the populist party, seem
to favor the careful u of the liat of
the government, while others roar lie-
cause the declaration is not made to fav
or tlie lines laid down hv the old green
back party years ago. One thing istpiite
evident to the student of the sanation
and that is that an attempt is being made
by one element to detract ..'ntion
from the question of tan If by ! tuning
that the currency question is paramount
thereto. It is some time yet ts.-l.jre an
election will occur in which these ques
tions will be involved so that people
have plenty of time to inform them
selves. TlIK Jot liSAL, is of the (pinion
that the people will settle the matter
rightly if they will but give it tli prop
er attention. Studv all sides o! it and
then follow the lines of honesty and the
result will Ik; such as w ill be fur the
best. l not consider one side, only for
it is a narrow mind which looks at mil
one side of aav important miller.
Read all sides and then decide.
('ulicriutiiinal Tiinlicr.
f'reuionl Triliuii.
Tlie iioiiiiiiiition of a successor to Gov
ernor Holcoiub is all 11 more than a j eur
away but a kmh1 many republican have
already Jieen mentioned. The list to
date is about as follows:
Congressman (i. J). Meiklejohn, Ful-k-rton.
Orlando Tell't, Avoca.
Eugene Jloore, Norfolk.
C. H. Morrill, Lincoln.
A. E. Cady, St. Paul.
I. M. Ruymund, tDefunct) Lincoln.
K. E. Moore, Lincoln.
C. E. AdarriK, Siiierior.
Isaac Noyen, Waterloo.
C. L. Riclianls, Hebron.
Jack Mait'all, Lexington (expired by
limitiition.)
W. J. Broatch, Onialia.
Iiii-k'pnN Arnica Salve.
The best Riil ve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sorest, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruption and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give pe'-fect satisfaction
or money refunded, f'rice 25 cents r
box. For sale by Pioneer I'liarinai.-y.
.Viitire lor I'liblii-utlmi-
Ijiii'I ( flice ut Allinnrp, !., I
Muy im, istij.
Notice Ik hi'reby Rlvi-ii Hint tlie following
iiniiHst H-tller lm' lllcl nitice of lii inteii
tiiwi tu iinike liiml iiooi in f.ujiort ol his
elaim, mnl Hint srtiil prixif will l" lnscle 1h--fori-
M. J. HU-well. cli-rlt of tlie .Hsiriet
court, at llarrioa, -Nelir., ou June
r.i. Inns, via:
Wiliirtli! Ijitli-rtJ. nf Ito biri-. Nell.,
Tio liiiule 11. K. .No. IsW!, for tlie , ' . H
II, li. H uw. 4, Mie. 14, ne. ;4 tie. !t see. 13,
tp :i-2 ii., r. .Vi -.
Hi. immes the fullou-ini; wltnesw to prvi
his coiitimioUM resiileuet; ujion liiid cuiiim
tion of isil.l limit viz:
J. W. lluiiU-r, John Murk, Sanfor.t Hill,
Axlilx'l Urlon, nil ol l'.olHrc, i lj. also
Isiufor Ulrhsteiii, ot Hrriii.,.Nel).,
who iiimle 11. K. No. iT-i f ur tlie u . '4 uw.
sec. :i, sc. 'i w. 't see. 4, n. uw. we. ill, lj.
:a ii., r. si w.
lie mum- the foliowlnur itiK'SHCii to
prove his coiiliiiuoiH re-i. fence umiii Kiul
iMiltivution ot suiil ittiiil, vi. :
Miin-iiK Viilriez, joint riiinketl, Henry
I.ilKlelMHIl, l.u-lnv .Vin-i-u ll, nit ol IlillTl
sou, Neh.
ia;-i J. W. Wkiix, Jr., HeglMter.
Kstiinnlf lit ilxpensmt.
At the ri-Kiihir January, 1WJ4, iiis-t!nK ol
the boaril ol eouiity eominiswioii. cn of
sioux county, Nebraska, the followiriif es
tim:iUMf e$p'iisi' was inivle for tlie cur
rent year:
Htstriet eburt cxik-hhim, .... f2,VKI Ol
saliu ies i,il I"
siMtiom-ry '-fi '
llomtsiiiul lirhlK'-s mi
I'rintiiiK hikI pitlillsltiiiK . 4im m
IimtitliU: I'm i
Ini iiieiital S,iw '
liisnm Kiel iioor f iinil . - . ;mo m
soldicl-s relief tiind - . I'm u
0!llisrs tees f W
Total Hi,wi0 00
tinted Harrison, Nebraska, May 13, ls.1.
.' M. J. JILltWKrt, .
County (Turk.
Kt litiutC! of Kipenm-s.
At inocUnK of the Itoar'l of Trustee of
the village of Harrison, s,tou.x county, Ne
brasks, held on the ITtti iluy of Mity, lsufl, the
followlitK estimate of rxpunses for tlie cur
rent municipal your of Islift was iiiHitoi
Ofncem salaries... ......-..... Bn on
ITiiitiiiK ......... mi iw
w ater piiiupiMK. tn.... ....... a'si uu
Kleetlun e JK-HS.-S.... ... 'Jh till
hu-IUViital 3t n
sinking fnn.l. I OH
Intrresl 011 water tsiiels... .... IMen
To spply on JulK"'-iit . W
TuUl . .MB 00
lialMt, HarriMMi, Hebnuk. Msy n,
U J. fHaMONS,
VUUgeCterk.
&y GGiHGI Q
For "0 days I will stll 1IAUXKSS at the roli.vinr
I-riffs fur CASH:
Hand made harness, perfection pad,
regular price 32, sale price $28.
Hand made, folded pad, regular price
28, sale price $25.
Machine made, regular price 23, sale!
price $19.
Machine made, butt breeching, regular
price 26, sale price $22.
I have on hand the largest assortment (if whips (eoin
j.nsin Calash, Victor, Ironclad ami other ever in Hani-
-on.
Call and see
lutt"l .
IliLTTlt'Sfs Ulld sliOt4 111 !l i
tt'llti"!!.
1
I
(iiuHl iis furnished oil slVn't liot.ee.
Ilehable driver-s and .pile! saddle hor i al w.i v oil h;unl.
Good acci..'!!iindiiti.ins fur trauwietit customers.
Horses li, it rded.
TERMS REASONABLE. GIVE ME A CALL.
GEORGE OLiNGER,
I'Uol'klCTDI!.
-TIIE
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PI A T
Til
A
ESTABLISHED 1888.
Harrison, Nebraska.
B. E. BltKlVPTr.R,
rres.dent.
D. II. ORISWOLH, Cashier.
A'UTIIORIZK I) CAPITAL. $0 000.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
CORItESPONDKVTS:
AMEIUCAS EXLIlASliE National CaNK. New York,
Unitld States National Hank, Omaha,
First National Bank, C'hadron.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
tyDRAFTS SOLD ON ALL PAKTS OF EUROPE.
Filial Proof Xolices.
All person" IiuvUii? final proof notices tn
tnis pals-ruin reee.-i e .... r.
notice .mil if sny enois exit n-jKirt Hie
isunie t this ottiee nt onee.
imiKT alio are refinrini ut i-niiiiniM- men
Nntii-R for I'lililirnthiti.
IjiikI Ufltce lit Alliance, Sell., I
April tt, IS!... )
Notiee la hereby irlven that the followtiiK-11HUK-.I
wltler has rlle'l notice of Ills Inten
tion to ilia ke llnal prHif in HiipiMirt ol his
claim, ami that said pnsjf ill be maile l'
l.re Jl. J. Itiewi-tt, clerk of liiiriet 1 oiirt,
at llarrinou, Neb., on June I, K.,1, vU:
Miiry soistiii y. fnriiu-ily Mary a lil, of
IbirrUnn. Neb.,
w ho mn'ln II. K. So. MM for the nw. M, w e.
ik 111. 31 11., r. .V
lie naiiies llie followliurwitness... to i.rove
his con 1 1 11 nous real.lMiice iijsm aiel cultiva
tion of, n.ii'l laiel. vi. : .
. M. S11U011, Juines IV. scott. (irant 1.11th '
rie N. l (.in Inch, all of Harrison, Sell. I
i;ia- J. V. mi, Jb., KeglsuT.
Nntlr tur rnlillratloii.
IjiikI Oftlce at Alliance, S'el)., I
April Si, lWi. i
Votti-e Is hereby K'ven that the follow line
imtiiMt si-ttler tuw lileit nolico ot his inteii
lion Ut IiuiSm tlnal prisif in up)rl ol nl
rluiui, ami lliat salil prisif will Isi nia'le !
fore M. J. lllewetl, I li-rk district Court ut
lln.rrlr.011, Nebraska, on June 1, lsU5, viz:
I'atrh'k Miti-pliy. f Ho'Ih"", Neb.,
who iniele If. K. No. Mitt Tor the se. ' e. U
mi: 8 ami e. 'j w, "4 unit w. ' sw. f4, see, 5
ti .:., r. inw.
.. .1... ..11 ..... t .. u w 1 . . ...uu.. In nr.'.,...
lie. lltilliea i.n n,ii.,w mn ,,.,,-r.-. .
liUooiitiimoiis reMi.leius) hikjii ami cuttlvii
tion of.salil lanrt, vl:
H. A. Iltce, Terry White, Michael lluiiiiun,
f"ttnforit lllll, nil of llo"laie, SeU. also
Wllllani t. Iloj-t, ir HarrlMui, Nell.,
who mail" II. K. No. Hll for tlie w, S v
mi. it '. i, see. U und w. 1, svi. 't sw. ti, lt.
HI n., r. 5" w,
H nmiies the. fiillowlnie wllnosses to provn
hi continuous rlle's ukih met eultiv.
turn of, satil lanil. vln :
Uetiliuiilii V. Jotiusoii, Henry Wnrnnke..
Wllllani A. lllelow, Julin A. llsusoii, nil of
Hn,rio...U. j. w, WiHl. JB.
I a m uutster.
my assortment of embroidered lap
Hlltf
will
receive, prompt at
.1. W. SMITH.
Feed and Sale
table
IF
r
C. F. c-orrep.,
Vice-President.
Just From the Press.
A very attractive publication has just
I i j.i . , ,,,iM,l,,t,n,i-l
; " ..... .. . ...... vn-- - i
!0f the Hiirlinuton Route. It Is-ars the
.. .. . .
title "1 la: ewer .ortn-west aim 11
rK-nlH-s ill a most iiiU'restin and read
able fashion tlniMj (tortious of northein
Wvominir and tlie, Iilack Hills of 8.M1H1
Dakota which are reaclesl by this 1:0.11
pany's lines.
The m-ene-ry, toivus, mines, s-ople nud
industries of thesii Uo remarkable mi
lions ol country are trealeil ol wild air
solute lldelety. 200 pa-ts with il lustra.
lions, sent on receipt ol HI cents tu
stamps. J 1'UAM.LS, (1.P.& T. A.
Omaha, Nebraska
North-Western
LINE
1
F.. K. A L V. It R. in tl Isl
to and from tlw
SUGAR BEET FIELDS
-OF-
Sioiin County,!
THE LAND 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.
NO HON US. NO IIK11TS. I.OU'TAXi:.
I'im'1. 1'iisfs, I,ni mnl l.imilii'r ( lirajit-r
Than at any Other l'lacc
in Ni-lmiskn.
Sioux cuiinty is III.- northwest county j
of Ni-brasUii. H is ulxnit Unity miles;
east :tnd west by nUiut. seventy miles J
north ar.d south and lontains ;
OVER 1.300.COO ACRES
i
of bind. There 11 ii; un.ie l.r.h! . -p;ii li-i
linjr. small stieatns i;i 1:1c imiuij man
can U; found in the -:inn- anil e I si-where
in the state. It lias more pin.-i in,!., r m
it than all the rest of the stnte i ornbui.-d
Its misses lire the richest :ind ino'-t mi-.
' . . , .1
tntious known so that for sVm -U-rnw ;
t is unexcelled. i
The wiil varies from a heavy clay to a
linlit. sandv loam imd is i-npable of pro- i
Jucing excellent crops.
The principal cinps are small j-r;iiii
md Vegetables, although ;;iMsi corn i-
grown in the valley,. I he wheat, oals
rve and bai leV are al! of unusually line
piality and command tin; highest niar-
t prices.
ri... wuier is inn.- mid it lreshini' and
' . .
is found in alnimUuice in all part of the
tUIIIIIT.
I ..
The county is pnn tnally out ol ilelil
md has ov.-r forty-live miles of railrotui
within its Isnders, has a good brick court
house and the nocessary (ixluies for run
ning tne i-ouniy aim incic u..-, .1..
lxjen one dollar of county ijonils ishiiswi
and hence taxes w ill Ire low.
The Fremont, Elkhorii & Missouri
Valley railroad crosses hioux, county
fioni east to west and ll: H. & M. has
about fifteen miles of its line In the
northeast, part of the county.
TIkj climate is more pleasant than that
of the eastern portion of Nebraska.
There is stdl
OVER 800,000 ACRES
of land 111 Sioux county yet oa-u to
homestead entry. It is better land and
more desirably located than that for
which such rushes are made on the ocii
ine; of a reservation. There is no rail
road laud ill the county and for that
reason its settlement has been blow for
no siieciai euon 10 fcei- jtui.i. ,.:.
;idc, as was ibmc in the early days of
the seltlt nienl of the eastern part of the
state.
O.mkI ili-eded laud can be purchased at
reasonable rates with froverniuelit land
adjoining m that a S-rsoi who wants
more than one iimirtcr Miction tail obtain
it if lie has a little means.
There are alsint 2..VHJ peuplu in the
count v and there is room for tlmusantU
more.
Ilarri " is the county seat nud is s t
dated ou tiie F. K & 31. . milroail, ni.il
is 11s oil a town as the thinly set.
count rv demands. I
cs hool hons.-s ami ,:!iurcnes are pru
vidcsl in almost every settlement and are
kept up w lib the times.
All who desire to Ket a homestead or
buy land clieap lire invited to come and
see the country for theiiiMlvt a and jiidi.-e
of its merits. Homesteads will not Is
oblaiiuihle much longer uud if oii want
to uku your ri-ht and t I W) a. res of
land from Uru Ie Ham free it is time you
were alsuil it.
l,ook ut Tills List
of western cities;
fhicKO J'seph
Omaha Uncolu
Ht. Ujiii I'eover
Kansas Oty DeailwoiMst
It does' n matter which you intend
visitiiifT. The Itiirhiifjtoii Rt i Hie
U-.tlmetoallasit i to any one
tl IM.
Adwrtisln niatter and full iiiforn.a
tion Hbout truiiiH uud rate on noolu u
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