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v
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TbScax County JoumsL
i O r, . ,
fcditr.
KnUTed M tike tlartfaoB port ortlre aa
Vfe-:uud ciaas mutter.
Thursday. Mawh 19. Wt.
tyaVUrsa Mate teaiMition.
meTnbllcaneleet.rof tne lue uS Ne-
tiTaJke ere rjueWsl to aeuil eeleKiiim Iio u
lntheitr.rfu.ea. Wsdnastl.y. April 1
WW, t S o'clock, p. m for the purpo- ih
Vrboosluf four i" delegates ami four, 4 1
Vernalea to the Keputelran National I'onven
Ikm to be held In the city of t. l.ouia, Mi
Vwrt, on Tuetdny, June 1. W.e, ill) o'eloek.
taoon. mod to trauwu't aaeh oilier business n
tuay properly couie before the ennwiilloii.
Tux ArrorrioMiiSKT.
'Tln aeveral cimutlm lire eulitleu to repre
'Mentation aa folloni, tbe apportioiiiount be
ing baaed upou the vote cant (or Hon. JM-pb
S. Hartley for atate treaanrer. In 14. Hiving
Vax-b county oue drlejaU" at large and one
for each 100 votea and major fraction
tbernof:
orsTlta. PEL. UTlt:a liltl..
Adam IM Johnson '4
Autnlope 10 Kearney 11
Itanner Keith S
HlaUie Ki-v I'xlia S
Honne II Kllubiiil t
Ho Butte B Knox M
Boyil - 1 jt iun I it 71
iiroan . . binvolu 11
Knffalo IS Ixiran
hurt H I oup i
Ilntlur l MurtiMjii I
Haa Mcl"h-ron
Vlr Merrick
.... I I
'hua 4 Nam-e .
4 berry Nfinaht 1ft
H hey en lie 'Nmtkollw
:ay IK!(Ho'
'olfax l'nlvitv 1
i'uinlnif 1- IVrWIns S
4 iiter ! ,1'ln-lin I"
Dakotii riera- i
Oaa-ea M'latte I'
Itawaou 12 Polk -
teul .
Dtxon
f odfa .
ttonglas,.
luiiidy
FUlinorn
l-Tanklln
Trmtirr
Fnrnaa .
ae
arlleld
".onper
',rant
ireeley
Hnll
Kamiltou
Harlan
tin yea
Hitchcock
4 Kill illow II
V kli hiir lwm Ci
IP Koi-k 4
Ufi.a!tlie
4Sarpy "
IHisiuinders IV
PlSeotu Hluff
H s.wril 1
13 shertdaii
r. sluTiimn -. S
.... I Muui . . t
. ft Stanton. (t
S Thayer 17
4 ThoiiiHH t
is Tbimton - 4
14 Valli-v 7
9 Waahliiguin '4
4 Wavne K
II Webster I
Holt.
II Wheeler t
Hooker 1 York
Howard H1
-Jegerson I Hi Total -Ift"
Tt ts recommended that no proxies be ud
nnltted to the convention and that the dele
fffatea present be authorized to east the en
ailra vote at the delegation of the eoanty
which tbey represent. K. J. H ainkb,
T. EiKiwi k, t hulrmuo.
Secretary.
Call fr Rrpablicaa Cotiuty ConTen
tioa. The republican eleetora of lo K countv
Nebr. are requested to aend dett-gate from
nhelr aeveral preclncta to meet in conven
tion In HarrtMn hr. Apr. 4, 1WK, at II
o'clock a. m. for tbo purpose of choosing
wo(l) delegutea to the ri-piibllcan state
convention to be held la the CUV of Omaha
Jebr. on Wednesday April 15 MM and two
Ki) delegate!) to tbe sixth Congressional Dis
trict convention to lie held in Broken bow
Xsbr. on Monday Apr. 1.1, lHSK and to transact
;ikcb other baslnca as may properly rotue
tbefore the convention.
THE il'l-OKTIOVHr.NT.
Tkc several precini'W are entitlal to rep
taa aentation as follows, being based upon the
Vitte cast for Hon. T. 1 Forvl for supreme
0udge In ltf.S giving one delegata at large
Hor each precinct and one delegate for euch
Ken votea and the major rractluti thereof.
l rue pi;
Andrews Rnunlng Wnter I
Antelope 1 snske (Jreek t
(Bodsro 2 Sue i r lxnf s
Bowen 4 Whistle Creek 3
ottonwosl ... 1 srlmnnet.. s
Five Points i White River t
Mat Creek
Highland f Total 31
Montrose 1
It Is recommended that tbe different pre
cincts hold their primaries on Thursday,
April i II. . l-air.Kr.
(.'hiirniHii Co. (u Com.
4aTID BlTLrTT, Secretary.
Date to be Remembered.
Prohibition national convention, st Pitt
jurg. May M.
.Republican national convention, at SI.
ImIi, Jane it.
Denaaeratlc national convention, at ( h
cagsj, J1y 7.
Popallst aational convention, bl. I.i,us,
Jwly n.
Republican state con vent ion to elect dele
-gittea at large to the national coiiveiition,
t Oniatia, April !".
Bryan or free silver democratic stute con
"sentien to elect delegates to the national
democratic convention, at Lincoln, April ft.
Administration or straight democratic
'State eonventlon to elect delegates to the
national democratic convention, at l.im-lon.
MayrtrSa.
sirtk district repnMiean convention to
elect delegates to tbe national repnhllcan
-eonventlon, at Broken Bow, April II, at 7
as. m.
Blxth district republican convention to
autiaaitnte a candidate for congresa, at North
"lasts, llgast 19, at 10 a. m.
Tbe last hu of the Atkinson Graphic
u oeofucted by tbe pupils of tlie pub
BecHools of that town. It was a well
ngotteo op issue aod could not but be in
tructive to the pupiUi.
"9me Oea lUnderton has returned
lion be mm done a great deal U allay
lM hnwtavtion in the repuhlican ranks by
amtirian hit frieods that he does not de
arire toiUr the Held aa a caodidaU for
tt igB for preeidea', aa aa op-0mt-at
iUKimUj, bat abould tbelat
araat Viirigf mitodmml atreafrUi to
Mprisa titet) far Xcbraaka to
ate4aaiMof bar ditteafaiatMa
Tkat to tka avaper way t aa
it Tkt raeatw ( naaiinua to atich
JaitWa MmU 4MMU not twlisrva ba
MClbjajajtjr toaacbatM to aafaat
lMab W rba faayto and bii puna
' hte peeilteu leur matUr
Ttte administration or straight demo
crats base tlie representation at their
state convent ion on the vote cat for T.
J. M-ihooey for supreme judge and Sioux
county i entitled to seven delegate.
Ttie republican convention of toe sixth
Jml nut is i-alted to meet at Broken Ilow
on April 13th to elect 1 delegate to the
St. Loui convention. The rrpreaentv
tion Mill be the same as at tlie slate
coo veil t ion.
Tite public debt of England ia f4.0rt
r apils. tlutt of Canada "0.00 per
i-afutii, itod tli'it of tine L'nited State
$18.00 per capita. Krom that it apears
that a ualiuo e are not so fcreat a
ttebler a tlie reputed creditor nation of
Ue ea.lh by more tlin f,.orth-Uhs.
f". t Mi Ni.li of Wisner, i out as a
canduUte for the republican nomination
for Mate treasurer. 1U will h.ive to
contest with Oeo. Iiroolo tf Biizile
Mills John IL Mc 'lay ol Lincoln, 1'eter
YouUKer of (Kmh-v.i, f. H 1'a.sey of
Pawnee, with several otlier places yet to
hear from.
Tlie Omaha World Herald hu at
traded a great deiil of attention to tlie
Hue of moisture from below in wells and
streams and many reiHirtH n to '.onlirm
tl"t position. Tlie peoplu of Nebraska
are looking forw ird to the coining sea
son as one which sliall be noted for
bouuliful crops.
Tl rvort are that tlie candid icy of
O. A. Eckles, of Chadron, for the repuh-
t:,..,., nll(.iin'ili.in , I :i li 1 1 .f Itl ll,M4.til)
with much approval all over tlie state.
There are hut sixteen others in the lield
for the same place, but that fact creates
no terror in the heart of tlie Chadron
candidate. He is standing up for north
went Nebraska.
Hon. K. M. Hroonie receiver of the
land ottice at Alliance w;oi nominated
for a second term as mayor of his home
city. It speaks well for his administra
tion during the past year. In accepting
tlie nomination be said he would do the
best lie could, but promised no better
and not much worse administration in
the future than in tlie pnt.
In speaking of a candidate for the re
publican nomination for governor who
resides in the western part of tbe htate,
some of the papers in the eastern part of
the state call for a suitable man to be
named. THX JockmaI. is not much given
to candidate-making, but would suggest
that James Whiteliead, of Custer coun
ty, possesses tlie elements for a good
candidate and also a good governor.
Whv not nominate Whitehead?
It is noticeable that many democrats
in Nebraska are expressing Iheir inten
tion to support McKinley for presiilenl.
It is not the man, but the fact that he
represents the protection idea of the re
publican party. It is more than likely,
however, that those same men would
support any good man who may b nom
inated for president by the republicans,
for he will represent the same principle,
aod tliat will be the issue of the coming
campaign.
The split in the denvicratic party in
Nebraska does not seem to las nny nearer
an end than it was last year. Each fac
tion Itas called a state convention to
elect delegates to the national conven
tion at Chicago. Some attempt was
made to have the matter settled at the
democratic primaries but it fell flat. It
seems to be the general opinion tltat the
Cleveland forces will control tlie nation
al convention of that party and in that
event the Bryan wing of tlie Nebraska
democracy will stand no show of recog
nition. Ohio and Iowa republicans ench met
in t.tte convention on the 11th inst. and
each brought out its favorite son as a
presidential candidate. In Ohio Mckinley
was lionized and everything possible was
done to demonstrate to the people of the
nation that he was supported in his can
didacy by the entire republican strength
of his state. His name will lie presented,
to tlie St. Louis convention by Senator
Foraker, tlie man who has ever been his
rival io political matters. In Iowa an
equal amount of unanimity and enthusi
asm was displayed for Senator Allison as
an aspirant for the presidential nomina
tion and if neither succeed in obtaining
a majority of the votes of tlie conven
tion at St. Louis tbey will always have
reason to he proud of tlie handsome
compliment paid tliem by tlie party of
tlieir respective states.
For Flak U CllMb.
Lincoln Journal.
J. 8. Kirkpatrick, president of the
state fish commission, announc es that
the commission has c ommenced a cam
paign to secure the construction of fish
ladder in every dam in the state where
such a lliing does not exist. The su
preme court recently handed down a d-
cision upholding the constitutionality of
the statute requiring owners of dam to
put in ladders so that the fth can pass
up stream la the proper season. Acting
vadar thia deeiaioa the commission liaa
wrlttM to county attorney iawll of the
countiea urginf than to ask owoem to
ooaiplj with Um law, and If tha wort ia
not done within a reasonable time, to
cowmen os proeecutisma. Tha commis
sion labor under the dread van taf of be
ta without faaaa to proatcuta violator
of tha gaata law, bat in tha work of te
non' flab ladder tu daa there will be
pilule or ao axjieo lojnoaevutinjf.
Oood riifs furnished on short notice.
Kelutble drivers and tinet saddle horses always on hand.
Oood aifoitinxslationa for transcieut customers.
Horses boarded.
TERMS REASONABLE. GIVE ME A CALL
THE
COMMERCIAL BANK.
ESTABLISHED 1888.1
Harrison, Nebraska.
3. E. B!trwn,
I' resident.
O. H. ORIS WOLD, Cashier.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. S30000.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
COR RESPOND K NTS:
American Exchange Natio.n.u. ask, New York,
Omaha National Dank, Omnba,
ftiivT National Ba.k, Chadron.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
VUBAFTS SOLD OJi ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
YOU WILL FIND ME AT THE
OLD STAND
WITH BA.RX3-A.IiTS FOB
GEO.
PIONEER
Drugs, Medicines, Paints & Oils.
JEWBLBY, CLOCKS AJTJD
FATCIT GOODS.
CALL AND SEE.
J. E PIIINXEY,
RARKnOK,
The Inter Ocean
Is the Meat Popular Republican Newspaper
of the West and Ha the Lfgt Circulation.
' TERMS BY MAIL,
DAILY (without Sunday) K.tO per year
DAILY (with Suaday) .00 per year
The Weekly Inter Ocean C 1 .00
fkrykab:. r 1
As a Hewepaper THI IMTXR OCSAM keeps abreast af tfce times la sit
f aspects. It spares aeitaar palas aer szpenst la aa lint
ALL THE NEWS AND TMB BEST Of CURRENT LITERATURE.
ThaWZcchly Intor Ocean
Aa a Family Paper U Not Eacelled hy Any.
ftVTtt asaseasetaiac ef lataeest. U aaaa avmaet af ike euMlv. lta
MKU TOtrryaDJOTAATIiXIITtstkaewyaaat at lta afa. toUTSR.
AIITfXAltTXXBsrs saaqaklad.
It ia a TWXLTl PA0X PaTZR sa4 aeatalas Cae Vews af tke WerM.
POLITIC AXiT IT M MOTBUCA. aa4 -Rtres its readers tke heaeat of
tke aMssi diss asanas saaUttre poHWeaeapHa. tl Is Mb.lake ( Ckieage
ajU la la aaeat wita tfca pssp a af the Wa f-bom aoHMes an X lltesatare.
Pteese rsaunaaar t tst the prise af TU Ul,LT AtlxOCLAM Ii
mi.1 UXE UOLLAk aid AaaresS
IMP. IWTBa OCriAN. Ch f ro.
Feed and Sale
Stable.
N
D. HAMLIN,
PKOPUIETOR.
C F. form.
Vice-Preeideat.
II. TURNER.
PHARMACY
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OOOLS.
PROPRIETOR.
KEBBASIU.
Sioux County,
THE LAND OF THE HOMESTEADER.
Free Homes for More
Than 5,000 Men.
I A new county with
i
! si a n n
scnoois, cnurcnes,
railroads, etc.,
AND 8oo,ooo ACRES YET
OPEN TO HOMESTEAD
ENTRY.
Contains over forty-five miles cf
rail oad and has no county
bonds.
Hionx roiinty i- the nortliv-t mints
of Selinutlci. It ia alioul thirty unit--nmt
nml went liy alint aevrnty mil
north aial south ami i-oiitiiiiiM
OVER 1,300,000 ACRES
of land. Tltere ate more lrirhl . irk-
liny, Htnall Ntrettni in the roiinty tlinn
an lie found io tlie aanie ir-a I htk
in the atate. It It more idm tinil-r in
it tluta all tlie rent of the ifutf i.rnhiin l
ltd ffmM-n ure tlie rit hrt uiul mo-t nn
tntioun known so tlul lor Htm-k-ruwiii
it i unexi ellnl.
The soil vnries from a Iwnvy -l:i y to i
li'ht tuntly loam ami is itihle of ro
JuciiiK extlletit tojm.
Tlie )irinctKil cri are tuiuill trail
um) vegetuVI, although t,'"l coin i
grown in the valley a. Tlie M-ltnit,oat-rye
uad (urley are al! of miuniinlly lln
qunlity anil loiinnunJ the ln-.ir--.l nun
ket jiriceK.
The water is pure awl ri-freiliini; uiul
iit found in ahii!uhiin.e in all mi ti of I ti
ro unty.
The county in pntcticully out of dth?
and hait over forty-live inilrnol nulroui.
within its borders, h;i a rood lrn k court j
lion and the nt-i.cv-;ii v IIxiiiivk lor run
n I n,' the county and there h iirvn
been one dollar of county UjikI-i iwueti
and licinu titM-H will be low.
The Fremont, Elkhoru & Miiumiiiii j
Valley railroad crown Mioux county j
from eaxt to wewt and the U. i 11. liar
about lten miles of its line in tin
oortheanl irt of the couuty.
The cliiuale i it mure plvanuiil than thai
of tlie eastern ortion of Nvbrunka.
There in still
OVER 800,000 ACRES
of land in Sioux county yet oorn to
hon intend entry. It is belter land situ
more desirably located than that fol
which uch runueft are made on the on-
HiXofa rvKervation. There ia no rail
road land in tbe county and for that
reason its Hettlenietil lias jn slow lui
no apecial eirort to get xettlers was
made, u wiu done in (he early day ol
Uie settlement of lite eautern rt ol the
stats.
Good deeded land can be urchuw-d a I
reaaouable rates with (joverniiient laud
aJjoiiiiux so tlutt a iwrnoii who wants
more tliaa one quarter aeclion cau obtain
it if he has a little means.
Tliere are about 1,400 people in Uie
couuty and Uiere is room for lltouaaudn
more.
Harrison is tlie county seat ami in sit
uated on tlie . E. 4 11. V. railroad, and
is as good a town an the thiuly scltUd
country demauds.
bchoul Itouaes and churches are pro
vided in aluioat every mttlement aud are
kept up with the times.
All who desire to yet a homestead or
buy land cheep are invited tu come and
see Um country for theinael ves and judge
of its menta. liuliienteads will not lie
obtainable much longer aud if you waul
to use your right and get 160 acres of
land from Uncle Sam free it is tune you
were about it.
Leek at This List
uf western cities:
fctmjf o St. Joseph
Omaha Lincoln
8t. Louis Uaaver
Kansas City Ileart t oed
Ituoas'ut nrntUr wlikrh you iatand
visiting. TU Burlington Roots is the
bsst liaa l all as it is to say oee of
them.
Advertising matter and full iaforaia
tion about trains aud rates on upidiis
tioo, J. AKCif , O. P. 4 T. A.
UalMM, K'sb.
OfFICIAL DIRECTOR.
-T TE I' K-'t
'Mu A. Holi.Mi.b nniwinr
a. k. Moir. ...... Ij tii-Mt ,ir-ri,.f
J. A. r I r MTftiii ei -li'
hiri' Muurr .Aenilor
JiMM-pti . Iirtu-r Trraearar
A i. hurrlilll All.iriioir t-Ml
II t . Hurll... ( uiHRitxInaer
H. Hi or Ik It fubllt' llmi tlua
IV)Si;HKHKAL lKI.Kt.ATIoS:
Joint M. Itinnton I'. . "H-nntor. neaha
V in. V Alwn ( . a. N nator, Mntbim
J. It. "-tro.!!.. ,,.jO-i-.iH ! I'l'l-, I.lnreln
H. li. Mrruer, " -! " oumtta
i.. Ii. M.-ltl. J..lin .t-l " rullrrtoii
V.. J. duller. " 4th Aarai
I . t. i..ln , " iih " Wlliwl
II. V. knu, " (.1 li " lijokfa w
Jl Kit IAHY :
A. M. I'wt lin t Jutic". olnmlim
T.i.". Ili ri-im .. A.'u Jii-I.', ilr l laUn-l
I . l or-nl twn'Ul. Ju.l... - .r-l
l. A. t aiiito-il-. Wrk nn.l l.-Nru-i , l.inroia
Mil -KKTII Jl lH 1AI. IM-TICKT:
M. IV K tukxl'l .-Jfl". "'Nrilt
W. 11. WfUiri-r " tiuhllU
l. J. K'tt 1 Il..rriiu
I IU'NTT WHi'U":
llolu rf Viion l oKnty Jurtir
M. J. Illwrtl - lS
bxi. BU-ul lrw.iirr
W. II l.l mi.1. riiblir laatre. Hub
It. li., hi. it. iit.-ria'
J. K, I'hliMirt ' u"
. u Klli- Mr
M.J. HU-a.-u t'U-ik of ItUlrh'l I earl
uraiit t.uihri.. Connty Attwrnry
Hi A It It OK tiMMI'lii!lia:
Krunk Tlnkh im'(l liuirm tn ) !! UIlrli-
M. J. rl r l
II. I . Jo'ii.xiii i M
l.l.i.ll.A I IVK:
H. ;. Mi-wnrt. nWir. Ill u. I4.rmati.nl
. lH'Ui-.Y.. Urp., nl.l. Nu. u, llratluftunt
ll.l.Auk Off It I K":
M. J. Hlrantt it liairiuati) Ttaatea
t. ltuU.r "
J. W. tvwll "
It. II l,i,-.-l "
W. II. M..r.l.Mli-r
I. . J. Niiiimo . . Ittirli
lM m in-rlui I - ....iirifc.r-r
M lliml. uri H'l l!':
Itlrrrtor
-v tfinlt'nttur
J . W . MmiII
II. I.. KH.lU-k
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JKHMsliI HH IIT:
iMrlrt ruiirt, Al llMrrim, ;otntuff.iH-c
h n il IM i..l Novruilmr VtU.
i on ut onrt. -Al il.irriiii, cuuouuiiwa
nrxi ,v,,iiiil.i) ul i-ui'lj u.oiitli.
III Hi lr AMI H'l:Tlr:s.
MrtticNh-l innlN x hol mrt rrrr Han-
l imi.i!i ul II .:tu.
.1.1- M um r.i.L t. M. W.ll I'ltlf,
llfM-l llttrli'trnl. MfrlMtf.
WihiIIMI.N ill TIIK K'nlll It.
Iliirrion Chiiiu. No. A.'., uirta un earn al
litn..t.' We.liu'j) pvi.iiiif
. II. I)vi. W. U Mi.tr,
Clark. I aw. I ui.i.
M'tlk,( W.MIMK-l r XMKH.ICK.
Mrts h altvruHlr !lliriy v ina
.ItocliK-k. A. u. ui, . t).
J. n . saiTH, I'lerk.
II'WOKTH I.K.VIii r..
ltvoiloiini nulling rTry sunUny evr-aW a
dl lluw. i ablniit luwllug on rll wf rk-
I'lii. 1'isMk Vimwaias,
Man. II. I.. 1 1 ii nn. I'ra.lir.,1
e,raUi v.
Ib-forn sun rililn lur a Mf vji'me
!MetarHM
Bemorests
AN LNI'AUM.I.K;) tJKKKR.
!eiiniit' I'nl !'hhi I' llti-rna arc ttoi run.t
pr n ttivil on 1 1- in.irJt.'i. h..y r of an e
ie ii iiieiiil r of Hih !i.ii iti,M poukj is..
lllr.-. Ill eicll l-lll lt the Unf.M.llf 14
lirlnlvil a 'iiiKt.i mituilnif Ihe .iiImi tII .
r iMiruli.i-r, to b p tlern (worih ami rwj-
Inrly "11 for .) or any nemlivrof u.tw-r
lor Innr rents eiu'tt t nnrr pxk.gr an.l
IKHttiiK.-. H heu the Vnlueof U,. i..lUrn it
i-.iiipl'lered tlie Niilwerllirr actually grit
liKMOKRirS MAItAZ NK KKEK
Anil a lint a ingn.lne It Ul nr 14 (I alii
la- mure I rlltUul thin -vr Itrfore. er
inimiilHent, now methoU, urw Mi .
I.Mi b opy ciiiit.ilna nn r.iil,u repnalue
lion In eoinra it Mime erlel.nir.l n. lur l.
h lamoiiK urtlat. anrthv ti art...-,, it,. .. .
of tlir mint renntvl hitiii". 1 1 la a mruiml thai
ll AI"KKs- ta Ihr only r.M...lelM r'aililly
1-..MI.TI1HK Hll - I tllr IlllMl Olrvl
lenlailnla of a Hiltein,ir.irlea. Imlllra
IikVIi k nllnltahlr fmlurra of Itai.a,,. KIM
ultl.- I's I. .! tnull) a Imi.KK Mil. AIN s
in one.
It la h Itlural H urrrnl Ktrnla and Hraa
fur the nu.y nmu or "man, a Kavla. aint a
Morehoiiw of li.t. ri-t 1m u II. w lra, utolb
e a, lte a nn.l ilnuKiiirra cn Mini narv.y
aliat they i,re.t toainuar an. I Inatrtlct thr.a.
.ilao prMi-llml hrlpaln evarv 'leuarHnam ol
iliimeatle an.l ibk-I.iI life, InvlmllnK Ih- Inra
lahliiK nil oriinnientinv ,4 thr home. u.
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