The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, September 05, 1895, Image 5
TH SIOUX IX JUNTY o L. i. Klaww, Editor aud Proprietor. F.F.ill.VR. E. Time tatilr. WIbk WrL (ioijig Ka.sU Htt. i, mtiwl, 1J:W Ho. , inixed .:! kr pah lira a County Con rent ion. Th rt-,,ul,li;.in onclor of Mom county, rhraka, r? rTitl Ui wrul ili-U- it-, (ruin thvtr wvral precinct, lo uiwl in -o, vrntion at Harrison, Ni-b., ou hit lord .y, m-.p u-fnlf , law, at 11 o'clock, a. in., for tli purpoafuf lnrting two rt .!; iU-4 to th Mat convention to b lwlil ut l.i icolu on ln Uilvtl; JHi'l('Kil'l to Hi jirliri.il con vpuima lo !) hclil jI Viilc it:inMui set mtx r Ktb : placing In noiuliiHliQU c nidid ,h-a (oi tav .afferent foutiiy ortt, n, anl tli transac tin'i of sueb oib r buniiifM a nuy li-; pron f My r"enu-d to tl convention. TrtS arruRTIOMIKN'T. 1 be N'Vcral pr,eliu-U are e.ilillt-i to n-Ji-re-"'iilatiou a fi.lloa . ti i:i4 IvimsI iihiii tin, vote cant for Kujc.ie Moor- lor IjU: hii li tor In lM, tenia oafl l,-li ila it l.irit for Sii-H priM'lin't dud oiw uVU-g l j for e u li tea vot ami m.ijor lf.tt tiu tiiAi-of ; Precinct. !! '-las. A n '1 rewg ... . .... ... ... A ;i tciopo . .... . . IUI ire . . . i HOAl-ll . . ( AltlO 1 UO I ...... . 1 I v r I'm u L, . . . . Il:.l riVK II : tii iihJ l Mootroc . ... t Uiimiiiix tvtc-r. . ... .... i I I sun ir lo.if... . .......... Mio'p ( n-.-k Mikp t rik. ...... . .. Warbonma White Klvnr , W hurtle CretH Total . II. IUrm, tx-cretury. iUNkr i.'ovky, lil.tlrinan. For flour, feed or meet cull on E. Ttohwer. For the liidiest cash price for wheat see Grant Cutline. " A second-hand wnpon for wile or tr.id ilwap. A. T. Hrimsox. Tom Swan has a thousand head of rattle at Andrews waiting for lipiiifttt. Horeliound compound cough sj rup the real remedy for coughs and olds nt the Pioneer Pliarmaiy. Lost or Stbavkf A brown pddinif i! years old, branded circle on left thil A. Mcfil.NI.EY. 1 C. I). Plyrnpton went down to Slit ri dan county and returned on Wednes day with two car loads of young kUh k J he pump at the waterworks gave . out the last of the wet-It and the repairi were not completed until yesterday. li you want a larni paper get one published in Nebraska. The JiMRSaL dubs with the yj)rika Farwr. Call and see a copy of it. A ittiniulant In often needed to nour ish unu strengthen the root"nndto keep the hair a natural color, flall'it Hair Htnewer iH the best tonic for the hair: B. F. eece ban rented rooms in the Andrews building for his family lo oi copy that th children may attend nchool. -The pikint ang came here the lirsl of the week and changed the culor of the depot, miction houmi and other ruilroud budding to a deep red. I . J At the primary for Andrew, pre' cin't Hiram Hnioke and C. H. Unilt were elected delegates to the republirun county convention which ii to meat on f-'aturday. John Corbin and family und K. P. Jndrtey aud family expect to tart in a few days for the eunleru part of th utate. Mm. Uorbin i.h in very poor health und wanlH to go there. Mr. t'or biii exni tB to return in a few immlhH to look after his interenlH here. -Which is worw, imprisonment for life or a life-long disease, lik scrofula, for example? The formeri certainly, would I preferable were it iiol that Aytr' Kirnaparilla can alwa s conm to the rewrue and i(ive the foor suH'eiei Jieulth, Htrutigthi und lmppiiics. 4 I lie republican primary on vki tlnes day paused olf very iuietly. There wuh tt fair ntteiidance but no contest. Thr delegates elected to the republican coun y convention to lie held next ISttunJa ure II, A. Priddy, H. V. John-on, K. (J. Hough and llave Darllett, W, II, Ifuvio wus chairman and H' II. Iloiiijh, secre tiiry, The city of Ouiaha i making gicat pleiartitioMs for the coming state fair. Whether or not the fair itself will lie bttU-r than in the past is a ijues tion, but the attractions offered by the city will excel anything ever known in the history of (he sta(. On Recount ol the short-sighkd policy adopted by ; the fair managers the railroads have taken lip the work of advertising it at their own expense as will be seen by our col limns this wetk. The Craw ford Clawlte take excep tion to what Tub JocKNAf, hud to say in l-Hgard to the Illegal und outlawed vit lege warrants which it Crawford attor ney is attempting to collect by suit In n court that I Very Inconvenient for h representative nf the village to reach. Had Bro. Wingllelil taken the pains to look up the law und the records in tla use it Is iinrtily likely that he would have expressed himself rts he did. IK M'iilently gol his information from h attorney who is attempting In make tin taxpayers of the village pay some of iu tlebts twice. It is a poor lawyer, in J Ji tl, 111 MA4 u..l... l... . .t-.. m. . ov win nut imun irra nest snowing or 1 side of the PERSONAL. James Mu' ann was up from Gilchrist Tuewluj , Kb Smith represent'-.! Podarc on our itrwet 'fuelay. T. II Snyder was up from Hlup Crutk tl lirKt of Uiu week. A. Mi-f nley w in town Monday und llliule a bllNlllens call Ht this office, Mr and Mr P. N. Krkiir:t ure viitiiit; at tiie ecuuly wat lnlay. I Mr. sunt Mra. K.in Tebbet were visit r to Hih county seat la.t 8.itiirday. J W. ft S nit li aril wife drove in from Rlemont today. 4 M x Rosa I cBim k was in tow n Tuex l.i y and her sister, Miss Mary returned hnuie with her. jMiks Tricy Will came down from Lusk the liit of last week and will re-' main in Harrison for awhile. James H. Cook, of Ar ite Springs was in town jest rday mid let the light of ti.s counli iiance tiliine in this office. Mr. und Mrs. Phil Umtt and d.itighli-r iiTivcd on Tues-lay to visit C. H. Ui.itt l couple of weeks. H v. ". l-J "onncll l'ft for Ooiilon lust vcn:n- and will go from there to vV.I.-ut.ue next week to atti nd ui.nual "iiilferelice. Ivl. Smiley and Sol Wilson hhook the dust of Sioux county oir their f .-et last, week, stirtiiig 'for the eastern part of Ihe state. Their families bad preceded llo.-m. J. I '. Pal sins has rented the Linde uiau property and moved into it the lirst of the week to gie his children an opportunity to attend school. iienry vv urnexe lias leased rooms in the Turner building which his family win occupy mat ins uaitglilertt n)ily o to school. Stat Bank Examiner Cowdery was here last Sat unlay looking at the con lit ion of the Commercial Bank. He aid that he h ,d found no lank whose il. posiu were bulging lis they where here. Tiiat does not indicate that this locality is very badly poverty stricken. The fall term of school began on Monday with II. L. p'islmr and Miss Corn Wurts us teachers. The enrollment, is twenty-two in each room and not near all children have started. The grammar room has about all it will accommodate and the question of what to do for room presents itself to the board. It is a little late to build a new school house und to add to the olim hool building would !e a waste of money and there is not a suitable room in the town to be rented, so t he question is a hard one. The editor of TH'i JoCKSaI. returned Tuesday from a business trip to the 'ttsirn part of the stale. The condi tions there are milch better than existed a year ago for many parts of the state yielded good crops, but the cry of hard times is heard ou 'every hand. No work is to lie had by many; collodions are .dow und all feel the ellect. The beet ( nip a rou nil Grand Island and Norfolk is good so that those localities are more prosperous. A great ninny people are leaving Sheridan, Box Butte and other western counties, Taken as a whole the people in Sioux county seem have us little cause for complaint as those ol any part of the state. Tke Car Starts Wednesday. Th.; car containing the exhibit for the utu fair must be loaded and ready to leave Harrison on Wednesday evtnin Sept. Ilth. All products to go into the car must bo here in time to co then. o not wait too long but got whatever you liave to Harrison on or before that day. II. H. Wixginm', j President Notice to IMiniiurnt Tax Payers. I wish to call your attention to the fact that the County Treasurers have Isjen very lenient with you during the several crop failures und us nearly ull school districts are m need of uiolicv md the prospects ure good for fine 'crops ibis year, 1 shall Insist upon the pay ment of your personal taxes. Gentle men they have slood long enough, Very Itespectfully, H. S. WcxDnm County Treasurer, Dissolution of Piirliiorshlp. Notice is hereby given that Km part nership heretofore existing between 8. Hough, W. H. Hough mid C. V. Hough, of Harrison, Nebraska., uwIh the firm name of H. K. Hough & Now was dissolved by mutual consent on tin 1st day of August, 1HIJ0, W, H. Ilongl. retiring, the business will bu coiituiuti. hy M. li Hough und C, Y. Hough, lnn!..i the linn mime of 3. E. Houirli & Hon who will siy nil bills and collect all iiccounls due said llrm, 8. K. HoniH, W. II. Hoidii, V, Y, liDl'iiH. uO (Vnl to January 1, IKiifl. That is an n w ful little hit of mom.; or a twicu-a-weik xiper like the Seur, Weekly Juilrnal, hut if yoil will send fit villa you will receive that puiier unt Janiiury 1, iMtrt. You will bud it tl, liirmer's daily, Markets alonn hit won more money than that. If yon take Ji the rest of this year for l cents ym will want to keep it nlwnys. If you g up it club of live 50 con! uihsfriher yo an have itcopy Iren lor your trouble Addreaa, Nbrakit Rtal Journal, Lin' The sincerity of President IMe in re gard to the annexation of the isli nd over which lie preside to the Uuittd Htates is being ijiiestionet! and it is said n '' iitteiiipt has been oia.le to imlu. i...- IhiiiI to assume authority in that eouu try. Uncle Sam should see that there is no foolis'UHKS on tile pirt of (ireat Britain. Judge Bivwer in a recent ndtlress lo iIh--d legates of tlio Nutioual Bar asso ciation urged the necessity for limitiug ap-aU in litigation. It is the same as in many other things. The provisions w hich have lx;en made to procure jus tice to the deserving oiio abused by the unscrupulous to delay or defeat the ob ject int-nd'sl. It would he found very hard to decide where to draw the line. At their state conven'iori last week the indi pendents could find no member of their ow n party to he a candidate for I supreme judge and so they gave the' nomination to Judge Maxwell, u repub-1 lican. He has iutimated that be willj accept the nomination but will riot en-' dorse the ixiiiulist platform, lie will therefore give the people of the state an illustratioH of a pronounced member of one party heading the ticket of another parly. So one who is conversant with the political situation in the state be lieves that he will come any where near s'ing elected,. '-' Mtere are about thirteen counties in the eastern and southern part of thej state where the crop is about as short as i it was last year. There will be more feed and grain will be cheaper than last year so that people will get along better than a year ago, but the business men of that section are feeling very blue. They .say it is impossible to colled accounts and they can hardly get money to carry on their business. Many people would clangn their location if a letter place could.be found, but times are so bird and employment so scarce all over the couutry that they will have to remain aud get along the best they can. There are more young men in the penitentiaries learning trades today than there are outside of them. The princi pal cause of this is that we are educat ing our young muii to be idle gentlemen, trying to make lawyers, doctors, preach ers and clerks out of material that is needed for blacksmiths, carienters,' sail ors and other honest "hewers of wood and drawers of water' It is a mistake and a big one to teach boys ami uirls to believe that to labor is disgraceful, and to do nothing for a living is mor$ be coming to society- in which they expecti to move and have respect. Hang Such society! It is rotten to the core today and there are many men's sons and daughters who are now being educated to play the part of "leading lady" and walking gentleman" in the great drama of life who will light out for Our poor house or a penitentiary before they play their parts and the curtain drops. Exchange, ; At A Hundred June lion Points in Nebraska, connections are made wtb Burlington Uoute trains for Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, St. Joseph, Omaha, Lincoln, Denver, Cheyenne and beyondf" Our maps mid time-tables showing where, when and how our trains run ami wherein they excel the trains of other iines in ninny important respects, are sent on request free. Always glad to quote rates and give information. J. FDAM'is, (1, P, Jt Tl A, Onmlia, Nebraska. Puiier napkins JotmAt. ofllce. for snle at fHK For reliable, llrsl class denial w ork of any kind, go to T. J. Oilmon, Craw, ford, Nebraska. (1IIANT UUT11IUE, Attorney-at-Law. Prompt attention given mailers in Justice, County lo all legal j cuiil 1 .'(strict ' .'oiirts, nud biforo the t'nitid Std.s Land OlhYe, Fire IiiHurniH'n written in lull ibl. companion. i?"Icgnl piipers rati dully 'lmwp, HAFtmsoK. - N'KBUAKKA. COPYRIGHTS. I nitTAIN A PATENT t prtipl. Hiiflwis nrl us bmiiv't rpiuinn. wrlt to lwlenp. In Ihd rsilt,t. buM!n. romniinMM. Um .rl'tlr mnflnniunl. A f Imiitbm.k or In. iiHinstinn nsintirnimi I'nlrni sml lnn to oh. bun I hum m irri Alan i-KUiloyiiv ul mslisiiT rwma j "f bnsaVfct wtoelf taforeiWe naJlevith. i ffnklr. taunui iMMr( k CTiTl kWft fflrrsUtloo qf ni KiimtiSc rori ID the Wiifl'l. ff.t f u KiipV rrss mi fim. OalMliu H4tioa.ajnulklr. tiMt mmmrn WHY SUFFER WITIJ Sick and Nervous HEADACHE P You may b easily and quickly carol by taking Ayers Pills " I have been a victim of terri ble li"adaches, ami hae never found anything to relieve them so quickly us Aycr's Pills, cilice I began taking this medicine, tho attacks have become less and less frequent, until, at present, months have passed since, 1 have had one." ('. F. Xkvvmax, Img Spur, Va. "Having used Aycr's Pills with great success fordvsni'psia. from which I Buffered tor years, I re- solved never to he without them Jj in luv household. They are in. o deed 'effective." -Mrs.' Sali.ik o Mounts, 125 Willow St., J'hila- iicipuia, i a. o1 ''I .thv.ns use Aycr's Pills, and oi lliiiiK tlieiu excellent. .Mrs. li. o P. WATifors, Jackson, I'la. Ayer's Pills ; o o o o Received Highest Awards AT THE WORLD'S FAIR coocoooocooocooopooooo-sw B. L. SMCCK, Fashionable Barber & HairDres er. OPEN SUNDAY FROM 9 TO 12. Ht.l'ltS A.'l KCKSOIS ITT IN OKUi'.li. til vi; I inn I ii t Cull, I. E. PH1NNEY, M. J). Physician and Surgeon. Ail calls given prompt ut million. Oflli e in Dni Stoic. HAHI1IHOX. - - SKIIKAHKA. IT IS A Horrible Sight TO WATCH GERLACH In the daily performance of his great, original tradegy in real life the SLAUGHTER OF THE INNOCENTS. It is in two acts. In the first act the principal parts are taken by Mr. (jerlm h and representatives of eastern wholesale house, from whom the former purchases his goods. In this net he displays great power in the forcing down prices, and extraordinary ability in the selection of good:! to suit his customers, Hut it is in the second net that he most truly shines and at the points where w ith a flourish bis priivs are CUT 1 1ST TWO his classic countenance liears look that is almost heavenlv. Perforiuaiicn nvery day from 5 a.m. to 10 p. m. Special low prices on nil j goods 1 days in Hie week. Admission free. Don't forget the place, RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE. CET THE BEST When youroabonttnbflyaSewiw;Mnch!:it do not bedoceiveil ly nllnrlnif ntlvet iiHemciits Bel be led to think you caa get tae bol maJe, Snntt liai$liod and Most Popular (or a mre hong. Sec to it that you buy from rcliuble nmiiu (actiircrs that have Klnvd a. reputation by honest an d st uaro tUalina-, you will then get a Sewing Machine that Is notd the world over for Its dura billtv. Vou want the one tliat U nilMt to maaMr and U Light Running There I none In the world that can qiml in mechanical oon i structinn, durability of working pans, ItnenoM of finish, beautf In apponrnnco, or haa aa rnanx Improvement m th New Home ft fcaa Aatomatlt Tenalon, Daahl Peed, aim ' MhnlkUdilnltMMIUAaWLlf nota araea ot mckim i M(nMiwuir Mt it,. Zuil aman' ina miainnna. TEKISIBOXKSBVDCiwr i STAMPED UPON Is the name and fame of the "Old Reliable" store of MARSTELLER BROTHERS, where you can al ways find bargains in everything to be found in a GENERAL STORK. Now is the time select your SPRING AMI Highest market price paid for produce of all kinds. iVIarsteller Bros. 'The Old Reliable." From scandal's name we stand aloft. And honor not its propagator, We sell you goods, will make you laugh And go and tell your neighbor The cheapest place to trade in town, Yes, that's the nanie, just . HOUGH 5c SOIST. ncoici HEAMCRS IN Lumber, Coal and Sash, Doors, Lath and Windmill .and HAUUISON THE OMAHA WORLD -HERALD Edited by Kx-( oncrrstuian W. BRYAiSl It the greatett uetcspapw wett of the Missouri Jtioer. It advocates FREE SILVER at the presaut ratio ol sixteen to one. ' . . . Its news service is the best to, beobtainel' Daily. 0 01) per yoar; 50 caaU per month Weoldy. $1 0J por year. Subscriptions for tht WORLD-HERALO rcU2d at thit offt6 THE DULLEST 0011 SUMMER 600DS. Son. Farm Implements, Blinds, Lime, Shing-les. Pump Supplies. NKRRASiK A . S. FM.IS-, . -.s- County Surveyor, I Is prupat..,l to do all Ijinds of 8UB. i VEYINU and !ITCH LEVELING In a priiinpl end Hit!fac(rv manner. VlAnnisox Vkbiiaska. ;C. C. .McIJWIDK, j; ' - v. : - j . Photographer, CJRA WFORI3, NEK ' .-. ' ' J.- v .-. . . ' I prepirnd li dii all kliuls of work in 1 bis Ijiii? Iv,tt,i. .mokt npprnvHl !" niutli'sl. Tt'han kjw,i! 'npftftrMtfa tor ratttcimr tCmiiMul outaiik 4aw )d pr- Urn mnUiif wxi f 'iW Um timuW i call on him. coin, KeH. Mr Atremoii