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The Sioux County Journal.
BuascripUun Price, ii.60
TL. J. Simmons
Editor.
fatered t Cue Hsmnuu tw-l Hi -ciiuutl
tftiM matter.
Krnutillraa Mate (invention.
The republican elector or the -tit- of Ne
tbrasa we requeti-d to e.id deer,ti4-. f'ro.n
Itacir M-veral rniilie to tccel iu convention
in Uie rity of Oinshu, VVr.inM.lay. April I '.,
1SSB, at 5 o'clock, n. ui . for tlie inir)H-e ol
tr-wooslng four (4 ili-ti sTii. nnd four ,4' bI j
Sernittes to the lienubHcuii National I'unvm- i
,:oo to be held in the eilj of s:. I.011U. M.s !
.sowi.on Tuesday. June IC, I, at IS oVIwk. j
(kuii, and to tran-at t ach other buslne. u ,
may properly iduii1 Is-fore the con ve.it ion. j
THE rPOTIONMrNT.
The sever ,il counties sre entitled to ri"-
wutatiou as foi'.owt, tin? apportionment ! j
In based uixm the ioU' cast lor linn. Joseph j
s. llartl.-y fur lat- ireajmr. in 1k4. s vii.K ,
-aoh county oro (Jf
::it- at liirr ami our j
for rarh lu
votes and major frai-tlofi
-oi:lTiKa. i.ki.. oi ntiks OKI..
Aduitik IU .l.itmwm '4
iil-lo- I" Ki-ariM-y II !
K.J 1 1 Il.T J lllil
llhilne
hcv.1 Hilia
liKJIl
HJ Hutle.
Uoyil
Krow n
lliilfalo
Burt
llutlt-r
11 kiiiit.nll S
t; Kiaix M
6 l.itnr i-t-r 71
5 l.liK-oln li
l ljKau i!
!4 U l 4
.14 MnilMia !'
. "i Mcl'hroil 1
4 'arts .
t'eiiar
ii i'
i Mtrrlck I
4 Nun''
I i N.'innhil
4'herry
1.1 !
l.'taryemie ' NiirkolU
.t:t
4 lity lrlotiw
4'OlfUX I'llBIItT
i'uininff IVrkliiw
-4'usU'r M I h-'i
. is I
a '
lo
lakota ' i.Tii" .
Ihw' ' i'l..tte II
l)ini 12 folk V
IIHIWI . I KM billow 1 I
Dixon Kti-harJn
"."i !
IMl(tB IJix-IC ,
IKui(laK
llsH,, ?H""S - l
OmiilV 4
sarpy
KfllinorB Is
ruimorn 1" snilnuers
Franklin f scotts Illuir 3 !
fingf S" sherman !
4jnrflel(l Slon.i i
t.oxper R stanton "
1iw":e y:rz: 1 TSt.::: j
WJJ.-.- Is Thurton 4
rtlMulton Uvsllev- - i
Marian vyh)nKton H j
.ll"u-lik:ZZr:: t IZT"".:ZZ::jI !
Holt ll 'W heeler 'i j
Hooker 1 York - 21
Howard
JefTeron ISi Total WT
It is recoiiueniI1 that no proties be ait
. mltted to tile convention and that the (tele
grates prsM be nuthorizeii to cast the en
Hire vote of the delegation of thfi county
yvhich they represent. K. J. Hiists,
T. E. HBlXiWictc, Chairman.
Secretary.
TalI for Brpubllran County Conven
tion. Tbe reptibtiean electors of Moux conntv
Jiebr. are requested to send delegates from
betr aeveral pre-inct.s to meet iu conven
tion in Harrison Nebr. Apr. 4, Wf t H
o'clock a. m. for the purioic of choosing
two (2) delegates to the repubHcin st ite
convention tol held in tb" Citv of Onnnh
'ebr. on Wednesday April 13 l0 and two
,(2) delegates to the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict convention to lw held in Broken How
Nebr. on Monday Apr. 1.1, WW and to trnnrt
-such other bnslnens as may properly come
before the eonvention.
THE APPOIITIOtMKXT.
The several precinets are entitled to rep
ti sentatlon as follows, being based npon the
-ite cast for Hon. T. I.. Korv il fer supreme
1UCS t..l... ...... -I..I..,. .
'"" " " " :
for each preeiet and one deleg ite for each
ten votes and the major fraction thereof.
PRE. OKI I 'Br, IFI .
Andrews ' j'n"nfrg Water I ;
-snieiope i-ni'Ke i rees z
Hairinre s -ngir l.o.f ,
Howen 4 ;'VhM!- Cre-k 3
VlVe Pnlntu 1AVh)t.. I'il'r -l '
Hat Creek Z'.2'. i
fHvhland Total. 3!
Montrose 4
It Is recommended that thi different pr
(Cinets hold their pilmaries oi Thnrwtay,
.April 1 If. A. I'lsionr,
Ch'ilrman o. ten Com.
4if vii) Babtlett, Secretary.
Pales to be Jtemeiiilx-ri'il.
Prohibition national convention, at rttts
finrg, MayKH.
Rvynbltcnn nationnl convention, at St.
1-onia, Jane Hi.
Uwnocratic national convention, at Chi
ao, July 7.
Popallat national convention, St. I-onls,
Refbl1cnn state convent'on to elect de'.e-rate-at
large to the national convention,
;dt Omaha, April l'i.
Bri'an or free stiver democratic stnte eon
m ention to elect delegates to th natlonnl
Icinoeratlc convention, at Lincoln, April 22.
Administration or straight denwrHtlc
ttMU convention to elect delegate to the
national detnoerutle convention, at l.lnclon,
,Apnl .
Mixta district repnbllcnn ronvention to
lert delegates to the natlonnl republican
invention, at llroken Bow, April lit. at 7
JR,-
sixth district repnbllcan convention to
laminate a candidate for congress, at North
Utte, AafTMt N, at la a. m.
A good deal haa ben said lately in the
daily papers about agreements, com
firoaiiaea, etc., lietween Manderson.
Tharatoa, tlainer nod their frienda as to
rtt Um del abates to the republican na
tion! oofiveatfoa shall do. If a few are
mpowrad to arrange all uch things
Wbat if tbt use of th trouble and ex
foaa of diatrict and atate conventions?
To attempt to tia Um bmnA of the oVIe
0m iUi all IciacU of atrings ia an in
sult to tb iotallijpMca aod honor of the
IBM niactod u fietayates. If men can
0t ka fouod wbo bar pnUiotian enough
f (lfd U iaUresta of Um atute ad
tmot mouh to wpmeeQt Um amtimnt
M tfet mpubUmm of tttair aUU without
0M Waaif mn nutonwtoni of them
f woU or credit, or lean diagrmce,
fp&taMfca not to be repreaeotoa at all.
ii Wt cnntlioates do oot prove
ftt&hHt, Sod tlw bent M what th
A ten f jr artawaa fctcr is to be
sunk at Mriand. Ail fcorthwest Ne
braska hopes for the suec of the, ex
periment a.id will watch th progress
of the work with ir.tere.
II. M. Wiln was nominate.! for may
or of Chtuiron last week at the citirens'
oucns without opposition. The meet
ing by wliii h in? was thus honored was
composed tit nie mbers of all parties and
j lie ln-tes that the jwople of hi home
city hold him in h'gti 'm.
Presidential preference were voted
j om -psterday at the Beatrice ropuhli
! i an nrimarios :inl resulted its follow s:
M. K iil'-y -IT1'. Mmdersnn 72. Allison 4(t,
i Uml 1 1. Am! this is a f ur test of the
ni nicr;t
of t!ie republican votets
tiiroil'iout N-t.ra!;a. Ki-:riity Hal.
("i n il..-rfliU stir ia rKentlv occurml
in rawKfiuntv vr tle inarriHc of
AlrreJ K. Bartlttt and iiiss Anieli.i R-.l.-i
t
rts Tiie grtwm is o'J nr..l - mviislv j
ilivnri1 from liis llrt iff, : rt i
th 1 ri I is hut 1!1 jenri ol.l. Nt;-ri
fri-ti.I of t tw family inMs tlat tho olii
,., j ( r;Lr,t in 1 lie upper Mjrv hut
I may be tlw gl 1 ypmt 7. ii him.
I'y a ri'i-pnt ln ision of the United
St :it-s supreme i-unrt , it ill I unlaw-
f ,i J fnrdivorciH
fwrsons, who ure prohi
bit e-.l I y H state toiirt from r iii.'rrvinf;.
to Kfl over into anotlitr ntat in d 1 avp
the ceremony performed. The lauof
ti e constitution under which tlm decis
ion was reached provides that "full faith
and creilit shall I iven in each state to
the judicial pro eeilinirs of every other
state." By that decision a hr, stride
laws. Atkinson Graphic.
Secretary of the Treasury Carlise is nn
lavowvd
candidate for the democratic
nomination for president and in his t-nn-
,!;,).,, ... . ...ill i.,u mr.wrt ,,f h
administration influence and it is quite
, ., ., . i .
likely that he wul lie nominated at 4. -ln-
hv almest every one who Iims studied the
' . , , ,
situation that no one on the democratic
t"- -nn , ,,w,ed nnd ,l,! i,hwe at ""'
0f m ticket has almost arone hejr-
. . .
pmsr. The action of ( arlisle is simply to
democratic party to-ether for
future years and state cnmrKiifi:iis.
. , , , , . " , ,
A favorable report has lieen mane hy
the congressional committee having it in
charge on the bill providing for the elec
tion of United States senators by the
vote of the people. Time and asain the
legislative elections have lieen conducted
with more referem-e to the senatorial
matter thnn anything elseund repeatedly
all legislition has lieen blinked for
weeks or months by senatorial contests,
and blooilslied narrowly averted, as was
the case in Kentucky recently. For the
people to elect U. S. senators at the
polls would meet with the approval of
the masses.
I. Richctein recognizes the fact lliat
times are hard and money soiree and be
lelieves that the ne-essaries of life
should be cheaper. Jle is also lo some
extent a, philanthropist and procticiH
whit he preaches. L'nring the existence
I . e IT : I . I... .. I -..! I .it
i oi iiarrisou oeer nas itoi reiaueu ai in
i cents a 'lass. but a few days ngo Mr.
tn. . ... .
K c istein reduced it lo a cents a it ass.
The cut in the price of ls?r in expected
reduce the eonsilrnnt inn nf ntiter to
'
such an extent that the cost of operut-
. ,, . , -,, , ,
ing the village water works will be less
tian in former years.
The free-silver faction of Nebnisk.1
democrats has based its call for a state
convention on the vo e cast in l"9i for
W. J. Bryan lor United States senator.
At the rate of one delegate for each 100
votes cast for him there will lie 813
I voles in the convention. The iKipulist
votes counted just the sail)'! as the dem
ocratic votes here and this is one reason
why the delegate elected by this con
vention will not lie seated at Chicago.
If the representation in the state con
vention had lieen Imsed on tlie vote for
Plielps last fall the convention would
contain only about 5 votes instead of f13.
The votes of the free-silver wing last
fall will lie counted in the make-up of
the populist state convention. Fremont
Tribune
On the train 11 ween Crawford and
Chadrmi last week the writer had the
pleasure of renewing his acquaintance
with I. A. Fort, of North Platte. Mr.
Fort is tlie greatest enthusiast on tie
subj.M t of irrigation that Tehrasl;n has
produced, and to his credit he it said that
he is working In the interest of irriga
tion solely, nnd not nursing a political
lioom under the cloak of an irrigate n
hobny. So far does he avoid anvthng
of a political nature in his work that he
does not tell to what party he belongs.
There is no doubt that a roan can nccnni
plish a great deal more under siich con
ditions than is possible for him to do if
seeking to get into i (lice, for, as a rule,
when aucb an one gets into office hia
head swells up and I e has little ue for or
interest in the people who elevated him.
If Mr. Fort cocitinuis in his work and
due not get a political bee In hia bonnet,
he will accomplish much good and die
respected and that i more than ninny
offlce-aeekirj d ;
Notice la hereby given that all School
Land Leaaet on which the Mini-annual
rwital now doe ia unpaid on April 1st,
1998, mu be reported for cancellation.
i ni. Home,
CVmoty Treatirtr.
1
UooJ rigs furui-.ht'd on short notice.
Kvliable drivers and quiet saddle horses always on baud.
(iood acf ouimodatj.xis for transcicnt customers.
11. Uses boarded.
TERMS REASONABLE. GIVE ME A CALL.
N. D. HAMLIN,
I'itOKKiCTOR.
THE
COMMERCIAL BANK,
ESTABLISHED 1000.1
Harrison, Nebraska.
?j. E. Bairys-n'.R,
lVtu.dc at.
D. TL GR.'SWOLD, Cashier.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. SOOOO.
Transacts a General
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D.MAH.v NatiuVaL Bavk, Omaha.
HitsT National Hank. Chadron.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
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YOU WILL FIND ME AT THE
OLD STAND
wits: blg-.t2ts fob
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints & Oils.
JEWELRY, CLOCKS
FAISTCY o-ooids.
CALL AND fEE.
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HARRISON.
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the ablest diacoaa.otus on a!l f.r pitlo I topic, U i uub.Uhed n Chlcaga
b4 la in acoird win the peop e of tao 7. at la beta politics aa I literature.
Fleece remember t tn ptH of THK UKKUY NTaKOC.AN la
ONLY USB UtlLLJLU rU 4iAi Adrt,
. 111?. INTCR OCPAN, Oi cairo.
i I I 'net I T ; -r-M.. f ' ' '' ; I ,m
LIYERY,
Feed and Sale
Stable.
i
C F. rorm,
Vn.o-1'rendeot.
Banking Business.
H. TURNER.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW COOLS.
PROPRIETOR.
NEBRASKA.
Sioux County,
j
THE LAND OF THE HOME
STEADER. Free Homes for More
Than 5.000 Men.
! A new county with !
schools, churches.
railroads, etc.,
AND Soo.ooo ACRES YET
OPEN TO HOMESTEAD
ENTRY.
Contains over forty-five miles cf
rail oad and has no county
bonds.
isionx county is uie noniiwesi coumy
of Nebraska. It is uUmt thirty mil. s
eiist nnd west by iilMiut seventy miles '
north and south and contaiiis
OVER 1,300,000 ACRES
of land. There are more bright , sjmrk-
ling, small streams ill the count v tlwn j
can Ihj found in the same area elselejre
in the state. It lias more pine t imls-r in
it than all the rest of the slate coin hi in d
Its grasses are the richest and most nu
tritious known so that lor st k-growing
it is unexcelled.
The soil varies from a heavy clay to u
light sandy loam ami is ciimble of pro
ducing excellent crops.
The principal crops are small grain
and veetaUes, although gmsl corn is
grown in tlie valleys. Tlie wheat, outs
rye and barley ure all of unusually In
ijiiality and command Um highest iiiar j
kt-l prices.
I'hu water is pure and rvfre; liing nrd j
is found iu iibuuiiam e in all in Is nl ll.e j
county.
Tlie county is practia!ly out of debt
aiidbasover fuitv-live miles ot l.ulioiui
within its boiilcrs, li.is a govs! brii k court
i house and the necessary tixturen lor run-
uing the county and tbeii has nevt-r
lieeii one dollar of county bouds i.v-UneU
an I hence taxes will lie low.
j The Kreiuoiil, ElLhoru & Missouri
! Valley railroad crosses Sioux I'ouutv
froui eal to West and the 11. 5c M. has
ubollt fteeli miles of its huu in Ihu
uortheast part of the county.
The climate is more pleasant than thai
of tlie eastern torliou of NvbiasKa.
There is still
OVER 000,000 ACRES
of land in Sioux county yet open to
homestead entry. Jt is ltler land and
more desirably lot uted than that lor
which audi rushes are made on tlie om.-ii-ingofit
r-.servatiou. There is no rail
road laud in the county and lor lliut
reason Its settlement lias bee,-, slow for
no hKSial eirort lo get setllers was
made, us was done in the early daj h ol
the settlement of the i-aslern pai l of the
stare.
Good deeded land can tie purchased at
reasonable 1-ateS W ilh goveiumelil laud
adjoining so that a jamaia ho wants
mure than one ipi.irler section can obtain
it if liu lias a III tie iiiuuiih.
. ,
Thorw ure about 1.51X1 neoule in ll.
-
county mid there la room lor Ihounaud
more.
lhirri")n is the county scat imtl is sit
uated on the V. E. & II. V. raitroatl, and
iaujigooda Uiu an the thinly settled
country demands.
School Iiojsj and cliurcliea Hre pro-
viiled iu uliiiost every aeltleiueiit and aro
kept up with the limes. I
All who desire to get a homestead or
buy land cheup are Invited Ui come and j
see tlw country for themselves and judge I
of ita merits. Homesteads will not be
obtainable much longer and if ui want
to use your right and get 11 acres ol
laud Iroui Uncle Sam free it is lime you
were about it.
Look at Thla List
of western cities:
Chicago t. Jmrh
Oilialm Lincoln
tit. Louis Ltovvvr
KaowsCity Iteedwoed
Itdoea'nt matter which you intend
visiting. The Burlingloo Route la the
best liae ta all a it u to any one of
the ni.
Advertisinj; matter and full informa
tion about trains ami rstea on applica
t ou, J. FfiAXCX, (J. p. A j. a.
Qiwulm, Neb,
07FICIA1 DIRECTORY.
tate orricms-
'T A. io'cot:.b i.nrcnmr
A fc . ..j.it.uieiiM'.t i.irtMw.1
J. a. )'!;ier.- .. -s-c.j el r rf sii
tmrei.e M.sm- ... 4nlit4.r
Jreih s. rt.irtij I rMuurcr
A s. luir. i..ll Attoriu v imiTil
li. 1 . llil-el!. .. Ijtn.l I oililt.lMUiter
Ii. K. Curls-It "iJU. l ulilu. In-tru. lion
ti;:i;i(L-ilO.NAl. DKI KUATmS:
,'ohn M. Tlmrloi... I', f. Senor. mnshit
VV in. v A I tea I . s. s-nnt..r, M mIImi
.1 It strode, i o.igninai l-t 111., I.iiuslu
D. It. ! reer. " .-I " mi..li
(.. D. Vleikiejolui " sd - Kiilleri.ei
K. J. Iliilner. 4'h Aumti
. K. Aliilrem, - Sib" Iteil l ion I
ii. il. Krui, " fclli " Croken Uw
JIIUIIAWY:
A. M. fVw I h:i f Jin-lie". olnnibli
'I.U.I.'. II uri.011 ...V'le Judg-, ..r ml l-lalel
I', t.. NiitKi WocijIe Juilg.-. T l
l. A. t B(1.peii..l i.-lk nn. I lii'fs! 11', I.llxstlu
HI-TKKNTII JI DII IAI. HIsTHHT:
M. I'. Klnkiild
kludge. ev. ui
" I ii' In ills
...v lei 1 , l.rir.js.ii
VV. II. M olmrr.,
M. J. Illcsett
(HI'M V tU-HCHi:
Knliert Wilson ( oiliilv Jn.ljre
lllrnll. w-Jk
lt.o. liieuie - I iMt.snj.-r
VS. II. iiHvts.. ...-npl. Pnli.lc l'i-lriii-li..ti
It. Itilltlelt sherilT
J. K. I lllluieV OMIII.T
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t.l .tut t,n .hi
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VIl.l.Ai.K IIKUCCUS:
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VV . ii. 11 hi .teller
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tit H ti .'III -s. A. it. l.t',
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KrwiiKTii l.KAiit i;.
lievotbin.it i Uin every suml.iy eceuiii
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:Ufore mi is-rlbicg tor u Mjk .atni.
Sr I he Hi-t
Bemoresfs
AN UNPArf.tLLE:) Oi l KK.
Iienioie-i'.( n" I'iijn r l'iii!.-r i nr.- the inrt
lir.it ti;- I o i I i . in (r . I. I n.-1- nr.- ni any
s ze h ii " nli. r ol I -i Ii mi -iln: I i n i; re
tpill-e. ll i' fli eo;iV t.t I be .VIn' nice I.
Jirl.lled ll t oli;Hii ent 111 ,if be .iilMi-ri'i"!,
or juir. b wr, l.i ,i i tt.T.i norili h.i.I r.-Ki-
I lirly sold tor Us.) of ii.y mi nls-rol nlt--rii
for I cm i -eeit I. e it-It to cover i..i'k.ii(e mil
iotnKe. VV lull tin- Viilue of tb.- l .items 1 1
coiildeii d 111" Miljsci ilH r tii.ili iil,
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