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TTheiioux County Journal.
Subscript u I'rice, f--W
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'Wallet rlaaa Bi&tVer.
.TUl'HkbAT. M int it 5, lV'i.
. Republican State t'timeiitloa.
Tiit; rvpublaut elector of the st tie of Ne
t iiruka alt n-uesU-d to send delegates from
lhir several ruutitic to meet ia convention
' In the city of Ouisihj, WHiw)', April 1'
l'.!. at 5 'clock, ri. ni., for the purpose of
. cheo-fnir foir ,4UJKte and fuarm Hi
i ternate to the Kcpub. ican National I oiiveg.
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: f ion lolw he-Id in the eitv ol St. I.mi;, Mw
aoari. .m Tuesday. June to, nt.t 14 o'clock,
i rooii. aii u traiiMu t ui'h tlit-r tuuiu- Us
, uxaf piviM-.-ly i-oii.e tio- the coiiveuiiou.
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Ttie erprul counties nr. onfilli-.l to ripri.-
. .i.tln. f,,l',.y ik .mrilnrnwi.t
luff liarM npou th vot CHKt for Hon. Josnjih
S. Hartley for tat4. tmttirir, lu 1. . (rtvlnn
' vneh county o iletf!itt at larien aiut oim
lor ficti 100 voU-a and iiijrr f ruction 4
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Ik sftuiMler III
t llluiore
Franklin
Frontier .
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Greeley
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Hamilton
Harlan
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Sherman .
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4 Thomas
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. .Jefferson Is Total lur.7
It 1r rccoininendeil that no proxies l atl
1 mlttel to the convention uml that the ileie
I KatM present be authorized to cast the en
tire vote of the delegation of the county
' which they represent. K. J. IUimeu,
T. K.MtiKiWicK, l Uairaiaa.
Secretary.
Dates to be Keniembered.
Prohibition national convention, at I'ltH
I Sure, May 3t.
Republican national coiiveutioii, at M.
. liuld, Jnne Ifi.
leinoratic national convftntiou, nt ( hi
. cai?o, July 7.
Populist national convention, M. Louis,
. Jnly at
Republican state convention to elect dele
f (rates at-ianre to the national convention,
: at Ontaba, April 15.
Seventy thousand republican majority
i in Philadelphia is a pretty good start for
i litis republican year. It is sinilii-int.
The Nebraska club anil the trans-Mis-i.-
eissippi exposition will do much to win
! back to Nebraska hat .she lias lost in
the post few years.
The Atlianee G'tid has entered ttKn
f the ninth year of it existence. Lonir
t may it Continue to guide the tteople in
i the way they should go.
The prospects for a suar factory at
i Chadroo have gone glinimerinjr. at least
t foMlie present. The capital which they
t expected to get was invested in gold
i mines.
'The Ctister County Republican is of
opinion that if A. E. Cady want the re-
publican nomination for congress in tins
V district he will make it pretty hard sled-
ding -for some of the other candidates.
' The feeling all over the state soems to
I be very kindly toward Oen. Minderson
i In the matter of his presidential aspira
i '.ions, but many of his warmest friends
s are. handicapped by the position which
t X)My bad taken for McKinley prior to the
) promulgation of M inderson's candidacy.
' The only way apparent under the" cir
. cumstances is to send a delegation imin-t-
ntructed, composed of men who have the
j judgment as well as the confidence of
i the people, and let them do what the
t situation calls for. It is charged that
the Miinderson move is a part of a
i acheme of the politicians to get control
. of tha. actuation, but The JouitXAb is
I loth to believe that Manderson won d lie
: a party to such contemptible work.
The defeat of the tariir bill in the sen-
, at butt week by the action of tlw re pule
I Ikao sil ver men . brougtit on qu te a
I heated flow of words. Senator Carter,
. ibajrman of the national committee, in
i, a clear speech, stated that the tariir bill
was not a republican measure, s its
I provision were in the interest of the
, east while the west was neglected. A
1 few ot those who sought to drive the
1 dissenters lo do their bidding by the np
I plication of Ute party lash where very
1 wroth and proposed to read the refnicto-
rjr -usees bent out of tie republican party,
I- bet Use found that Uia time had 'past
svhea refoeml to swallow dote fixed up
I wewidedi tutors was grounds suf-
y. SusNt tor such dr-vstic ukusui us.
j Yliat Ote country lienl-i is sin appro.
; piiaUou of a goj round siiin for carry -;
Id? out the objects uf " Irrigation sur
! ivy ia tli. 'itat o whuli every tuan
j woman at! th,ld in t!e state lias an
' interest. .V.fu.vi'l FurtntT.
Within tin; past few weeks Senator
Allen l addressed the body of In. ti he
is ameuitier in a manner winch ehctcd
lestn-ctfiil interest. The subjects were
! niit ..f .1 i.irf.n itilelt nuiV in
! rt at omit fur ft. Every Nebraska!,
re-troless of party, uould regis-t to hear j
i.f I, is rwn-itt ing the performance- u Inch J
lam much notoriety.
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Candidates for tlie republican nnmina-1
t on for congressman fur the Sixth d s- j
! tnct still Continue to bob up on Mil!
sKt.s. Judge Heist, of North I'lalle. is
j . , , , . .,
Ki.l to Itave entered the rmtf and .Senator
, "
j -Uers has Ins lightening roj tip. T.rv
i ill ln no ox-iMon for the rt- f.ms
! t) no,inat otlwr ilian a ".ml lo in itli
the Ih-k! of caiiuiilu tli-v liae lj
ti ll K rolll.
The future of NeaJi is tieoom
iu a very si-rious iuestion. With u
j wry small hiU decreiisin populali a.
' s ateii'HHl is a (Treat burden tt the tOjile
' :u,d the character of the soil iwid li-
i mate is not m:h as to ju-t.fy the llief
jthat tliere will be uny urnieiJiute rush to
' ttiat coronionw eullh. It is liet-otiiinK
i mor nnt ni ,r apparent that it is just a
j "strip or laud Wteen two states."
!
Tlie plan of It.iiti.nr a w est Nelra-ka
j fair ut S d.i-y is beiu ur,-el. It iiiifht
M be u p mi th njr. tuV the uilliclty m
jetting there would be a ;reat dr.i Imfk
to the enterprise. In ouch things li e
railroads are an important f ictur and as j
tlitv are constru'.te l it is easier for tx;o- !
1
pie to from mot points in western!
N'ebr.isldi, except t!fse alon the line
of the U. P. railrjal, to Omaha or
Liiu-olu than tr pet to Sidney. If a rail-
I road crossed the western part of the
I state from north to south it would be a
reat help to tlm under! ikinj;
A move is lieing made for an indus
trial congress to lie held at Kearney in
the spring or early summer to discuss
means and measures to aJv.m -e the wel
fare of the state. It is MiLTtrested that
Nebraska may pattern after Utah in the
matter of co-operation an 1 t!w fostering
of home industries. That is true, but is
much harder to bring about in a state
like Nebraska than in a community con
ditioned as the people of Utah were at
the time when those principles were in
culcated. But be that as it may, an in
dustrial congress would lie a good
tiling.
A few days ago tiie t-enate, by nearly
unanimous vote, passed a concurrent
resolution that the lielligerant rights of
Cuui be recognized by the United Slates.
When news of the action reached Siain
the people of that country became wild
with rage. At Baivelon i the stars and
stripes wer dragged through the streets
an. then turn into shrews, and the resi
dence of tin Auieric.nl consulate was at
tacked and stoned, the coat of arms of
the United Sutes being demolished. Of
course the Spanish government did not j
countenance the acts of violence an! the
authorities did what they could to stop
it, but such grave indignity is not likely
to be allowed to pass by this govern
ment. It seems more probable than
ever that the Cubans will win in their
struggle. The Spanish government at
once called on the representative of the
United Slates and expressed deep regret
ut the acts of the mob. The house of
representatives erithusiasticly puss d the
same resolution as did the senate and it
is more than likely that ccfore this time
the president has attached his name to
the document. It is hardly likely that
war w ill grow out of the episode.
The Kearney Hub devotes cons dertible
spae to urging that the republican nom
inee for governor be selected from the
western part of the staue, and that it is
doing so in good faith and not in the in
terest of a favorite aspirant is evidenced
by the fact that a number of good men
are suggested, among whom are A. E.
Cady, J. T. Mallilieii and others of that
class. That the eastern part of the state
has been inclined to "Ing" everything in
a political way is apparent to all, and
when the people of the western part ol
the state became despondent by reason
of crop failures, and men who had al
ways been republicans were beguiled by
the smooth premises of the populist pro
moter and followed after new and
strange political gods, the republican
leaders seem to have decided on the un
wise policy of claiming everything in
reach for the east and letting the west
have nothing. It is good politics in
making up a ticket to select men as can
didates wnuse personality and location
will add slreuglh to the ticket. The se
lection of the canJidate for governor
from the western part of the state by
the republican stale convention would
show that the object of the leaden was
not simply a scramble lor supremacy of
tlie stronger over the weaker, hut an
abiding faith that the principles of the
republican party are for the best inter
ests of the people and that republicans
all oyer the slate are willing to yield a
point to insure success. Such a course
would arouse the republicans of the west
to new elf oris and brin back ninny wnn
. ' defers to the republican jf;ld,
, (iootl nts furiiiiJiBil nil hort Dotii e.
Iiclial.le ilnvrrs uatl ijuirt RuiMU horsen ulway on liund.
(juutl ari-iiitiiHalalioiiH for transti-nt tuMofinr.
Horses bKiliul.
TERMS REASONABLE. GIVE WE A CALL
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COMMERCIAL .BANK.
ESTABLISHED 1S23.1
Harrison,
l'l4.duDt.
D. n. GRISWOLD, Cashier.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. S0 000.
nsacts a General Banking Business.
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CORRF-SPOXUKXTS:
Amr:s.tax Excrm-uE National Ha.vk. New York,
()-jv!Ia NatI'inai. rUsi;. Omnh.-l.
Fujst Natiovai. Bask, Phndron.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
tyDUAFTS SOLD ON ALL PA UTS OF ELUori:.
YOU WILL KIND ME ,T THE
OLD STAND
WITH BEa-IILSrS FOB
GEO.
PIONEER PHARMACY
Drugs, Medicines, Paints & Oils.
JEWELRY, CLOCKS J1JD
GOODS.
CALL AN,') SEE.
.J. E PIIIXXEY,
IIARIIISO.V,
The inter Ocean
Is the Moft Pripvlar Republican Newspaper
of the West cud Ma the larpest Circulation.
TERMS BY rvtAi:..
DAILY (without f undr y) $4.00 per year
DAILY (with Sunday) .". $6.00 per year
The Weekly later Ocean C t .00
PEP. YEAR V '
As a Ne'wspr.p-.r TE3 I1JTER kT)-. nbT-iur- of th times iu all
tssiietts. It r.pareo r.f..:;tr p iiniv our f np,i la stjcuruns
ALL THE NEW5 ND Ti!E I'f ST OF CL'P KENT LITERATURE.
A n i'aTiilv I'ser l Not Excelled bv Any.
rVyIt has snmetMn": of tntnrrit
YOUTH'S tiJf.PARTUK'S I
AEY FKA'l UIIJ . ic..,:ti-'.
It Is a TWELVE tA-tiK P.ifi-il AuC cor.tp'.ni tho ZTwn of the World.
POLITICALLY IT 14 ICFUi'XICAM. itaii Kivo its teMinrstiieUennntof
theabltdlscassioiison.flIlvn po'.iti'J ltotca. It i tub I'.ltsd In Chicago
and is in accord wit'.t th i;:sop e of tho Xr at in b .til uo'itioi r.'i 1 lit-rsture.
Plnase remember tT ths tiricM of TUil Vi'IiElILif ISI'LEOCaAN is
-only usr mii.i..tt rut vr. a-m
Tfin trrn ochan', ch-n.
Feed and Sale
Stable.
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D. HAMLIN,
rktJPKiKTOR.
Nebraska.
C. F. rormt,
Vice-I'reiident.
H. TURNER.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOOLS.
PROPRIETOR.
NF.nnASKA.
tf c-ich tu m'je ot the farailv. Its
t'.i tw bto: its kind.
Iti LITER-
Sioux County,
THE UNO OF THE HOMESTEADER.
I Free Homes for More
! Than 5,000 Men.
; A new county with ;
I schools, churches,
. railroads, etc.,
AND 800,000 ACRES YET
OPEN TO HOMESTEAD
ENTRY.
Contains over forty-five miles cfj
rail oad end ha, r.o county !
Sioux county is Hie licit hv. et count
of Nchniska. It is lilsmt lluily mile
eiistnnd west by ulsiiit seventy nub
north and south :unl contiins
over i,30o,coo acre;
, "f land. There ate mon bni. lit . pai I,-
I ling, Hinnll stremos in the count v t h. in
van Is- found in the sarin- lie n el
:-sw lielT
1 iii ti... tl il.i It li-i ninn u liml.. r ii. !
I it than .'ill the rest o( li,e -late con, bin. c
Its grasses are the richest ami niist rut
tri tii uis know u so I hat I or sto k-g roe. mj. I
! it is unexcelled,
The soil varies from a heavy i lav to v j
. I . til it sandy loam :i n.l is capable i.l pro ;
, during exi i llcnt crn.s. '
' Tim principal crops are iu:,ll yruo j
j and vegetal les, although g"l icm I j
' gruu li ill tiie valleys. The v bent, oat '
j l e mid barley ale all of niiii-uialiv hm
ipiality and iuuiniail.1 the lushest tuai
' ki t prices. 1
j The water is putt; and ref rehiri:r ami j
is found iii ubtiiiuuiH t( in all -:ii ts ,l tl, j
j county. j
j The county is prat ti-ally out of debt j
mid has over foi tv-live miles ol railio-ic
I wil hill its borders, has a go.sl brick court
1 house and the necessary fixtures lor run
mug the touiity anil thel :. has nevei
lie 11 one dollar of county bonds issu-ss.
aou hence tats "ill l.e lott.
The Fremont, KiUiolll &. Missouri
j Valley railroad :rune Sioux (.oiiut
Iroui east to west and the 11. & 51. has
about I teen III. les of its line 111 the
northeast part of the county.
The climate is more pleasant than that
of the easlin k.i Iioii ol Ncbiusko.
There is still
OVER 000,000 ACRES
of land in Sioux county yet ois-n to
homestead eiitiy. It is lieltcr lain! and
more desirably located thun that lor
"which such rushes are made on the open
ing il a r-hervuliou. There is 110 rail
road laud in the county and for thai
rttiftOli iU M.-tlleiliLMit lias sinw foi
no hecial ellort to get settlers was
made, as was done in the early days ol
the settlement of the eastern jmit of the
state.
www ui-euco luuu can lie tiurciia.seu at
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1ca.so11a.01u raies 1111 governilieiil lauu
adjoining so that a person w ho wants
more tiian one tiuarter section can obtain
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l it ii tie uas a nine means.
There are uUiut 1,."jU0 M-ople in the
county and there is room for thousands
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more.
11 trriTon is the county s.-at and is sit
uated on the F. E. & M. V. railroad, uml
is us good a luwo as the thinly settled
country demands.
School bouses and jhurclies are pro
vided in utmost t-very settlement and are '
kejit up with the tiiiics. I
All who desire to gCt a homestead or j
buy laud cheup are invited tu come uml I
see the country for themselves uud jude
of Its merits. Homesteads will not la
obtainable much longer and if jou want
to use your right uud get 1CU acres ol
laud from Uncle Sam free it la tune you
were about it.
Look at This List
t
of western cities;
f'hii.-iKO St. Joseph
Omaha Lincoln
St. Imis 1 V nvrr
Kans.isCity 1 VikIm ied
It dous'lit niatler which you inleiid
visiting. The Burlington Hunt a is the
la st lino lo all as it la to any one ol
them.
Advertising matter and full informa
tion about trains and rules on applies-
lion.
J. rruv;, (. P. A T. A.
Uoulia, Neb.
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