Tb Sioux County Journal.
CHTABUSlim 188.
Subacriptioa Price, $2.00
Lb J. Hlnmons,
Kdltor.
KnMral at the HarrUou port ottlc u
1 clua ualUrr.
THCB8DAY, JCNE 11. 1U0G.
Brpabllran Count; Courrution.
The republican Hector of .ioux rounty.
Neb., are requested to aKiid lele-aU- from
their everal piwrioet o meet In conven
tion In Harrison, Keb.,o-i Saturday. Jnnei.
MH, at 11 o'clock, a. at., t r tbe purpose of
rboaring two delegate to tlie republican
Wte convention to 1m held at Lincoln, on
WadneaiUy. July 1, Sdeleg-iu to the 8th
rongremioiial dintrtct convention to be held
at Kurth Flatte, on Friday, July , two dele,
(at to the Mth wnutorittl dUtrict conven
tion, and two delegate to tbe Md repreteu
tallve district convention, and tbe trann
actioa of a acta other busiuewi an may prop
erly eoine before the convention.
THE APPORTION II EXT.
The aeveral precinct are entitled to rep
reaentatlon a follow, being Wed upon the
vote cant for Hon. T. L. Xorval, for supreme
Judge In law, giving ouo deli-Rate at Urge
fur each precinct and one delegate for each
ten vote or major fraction thereof :
raa.
Andrew
Anteloue
DEL. PHK I'LL.
J Unimlug Wnter 1
.1 Mmlte tree s
Mudarc i suirar Loaf 1
Hwen 4 Whistle Twk 3
ot ton wood I Warlwnnet 1
rive Point , i White Uiver s
Hat Creek -
HiKhluml i. Total 31
Montruae. 4
"TtiaTeflouiiiieiided that the different pre
cincts bold their primaries on Thursday,
Jane 18. 11. A. pRiuur,
It. Bautlett, Chairman.
Secretary.
Dates to be Remembered.
Republican national convention, at hi.
Loots, Jane IS.
Democratic national convention, at Chi
cago, July T.
Ponnliat national convention, St. Louis,
July a.
Bepublican state nomiuatlng convention,
Lincoln, July 1.
Popnltftt state convention to elect dele
Kate to national convention, Grand Inland,
Jwly IS.
Math district republiCKn convention to
nominate a candidate for congress, at North
Platte. July 3, at 10 a. in.
Used Rays that he in a candidate for
the) presidential nomination and for that
ulooe and that be will not accept the
Mcoad place on the ticket
Chicago populists will send a double
header delegation to the national con
vention of that party. All does not ap
pear to be harmonious there.
It i given out that Cleveland and his
cabinet will support the nominee of the
fit. Louis convention on a sound money
platform rather than the nominee of tlie
Chicago convention ou a free silver plat
form. A great many democrats all
over the country will do the same thing.
We learn from tlie World-Herald of
Friday, that tbe leaders of the republi
cans la the four counties in the west end
of this senatorial district met in ex-Judge
Bartow's office on tbe 20th and declared
that their choice for state senator from
this district to be S. Backey of Ains
Vforth. We say unien. If this district
hbould have the misfortune to elect a
republican for this district we believe
tbe mantle could tall on no more worthy
boulders than those of 8. Backey. He
ia a broad and liberal minded man, a
deep thinker, a good reasoner, and a
man of sterling qualities, and we repeat
that if our next senator should be a re
publican we hope that one will be B.
Backey. Ainawortii Hume Rule, pop).
Tbe jury in the trial of Arthur Morri
son for the murder of Von Harris at
Crawford, occurred at Bushville last
week before Judge Grimes, of North
Platte. The case was bard fought by
both sides and resulted in a verdict of
acquittal. The verdict was quite a sur
prise to the public as that of tbe first
trial was of murder in the first degree,
fixing tlie penalty at death, and for a
second trial to result in acquittal is cer
tainly remarkable. It is reported that
relatives of tlte dead have sworn to take
Xorriaon's life if tbe law did not and it
may be that another tragedy will yet
grow out of tbe affair.
Some claim that there are too many
candidates for state office in tlie sixth
district to allow any of them to secure a
place on the ticket. That is a wrong
view to take of the caae. George A.
Eckles, of Dawes county, in his candi
dacy for auditor is the only man in the
western half of tlie state. The sixth dis
trict extends more than three-fifths of
the distance across the state and Broken
Bow, the home of Jewel t, and Lexing
ton, where MacColl resides, are both in
the eastern half of tlie state. The west
half of the state has been left largely to
drooth. populism and U. O. Stewart and
if tbe eastern half will tse actta the
- hoc lettK saougn to nominate Eckles it
wUI Increase the republican vote in this
art of the state and help to redeem it
Iron the blight of populism.
The Graphic is pleased to note tlie
kind notices appearing now in the news
paper of the fitness of H. Backey of
Aias worth to fill the position of senator
from the Mth district- Mr. Backey is
ot seeking this honor, and that fact
Joan convinces us that the people want
him. He is as able, honest awl upright
yea tie man, and as this teems to be a
year in which the people are going to
take a hand ia politics, it ia no wonder
to ne that they have picked on Mr.
Eaoawy from our sinter district. Just as
aaaa as the rsMbiicans commence to
i np such moo ss be for office, just
i ssisats marks tbe brctoning of r-
pMkmm supremacy. By all means
flee Hr. Eacaojr tbe awmisaUioe, and the
tSwtMsj returns will show ose bright
sty sf risahlhsn swsshws it) the eorth
3 Artfs- Qrrjhic,
Tl.e proceeding of the twenty-fourth
annual session of the Nebraska Prea
Association U before us and is a finely
executed job of printing and the York
IlrpuUUiiH is to be congratulated ac
cordingly.
The republicans will meet in St. Louis
on next Tuesday to nominate William
M Kiuley for president and to transact
such other business as may properly
come before the convention.
By reason of a promotion F. W. Smith
goes from Alliance to Lincoln. By this
northwest Nebraska loses one of the best
republic!) workers it had. As member
of the state -ntral committee in tbe
last campaign he did excellent service.
In tlie case of the man, Barker, of
Crawford, of which mention was made
in these columns last week, an informa
tion with live counts was tiled ugainst
him and bis bond lived at foOO, in de
fault of which he went to jail. He will
be tried in Julv.
The state board of equalization has
equalized the assessment of the railroad.
telegraph and sleeping car companies fur
tlie year. The average assessed valua
tion of the railroads jier mile is$4,.Vr7.28.
The B. &. M. is assessed nt $1,000 per
mile more than any other road. The
total of the above interests in, Nebraska
is assessed at :872,809.3i" And yet
there are a great many people who con
tend that tbe railroad representatives
should not take part in politics.
Judge Kinkaid will be the republican
nominee for congress in this dist. ict this
fall and that's tlie "end on it." The con
vention will be composed of 177 dele
gates; 58 of these will come from the
judges s district; it will require t9 to
nominate, leaving the judge but 81
votes short in his own district. But Mr.
Kinkaid is not a candidate of tlie fif
teenth judicial district alone; he is the
choice of the great majority of the peo
ple of the entire congressional district
and he will be nominated ou the second
formal ballot. The lirst formal ballot
will, we llgure, be devoted to giving
complimentary votes to favorite sons.
O'Neill Frontier.
The judications are that at the repub
lican state convention Attorney General
Churchill will be accorded the nomina
tion for a second term, notwithstanding
the fact tliat Omaha endorsed two other
aspirants for state office and turned
Churchill down. Such an act would be
wholly proper, as all the other one-term
republicans will be re-nominated without
opposition, (unless it should come from
Omaha) and as all have given to the
state good service they are entitled to
a second term, lhe republicans 01
Omaha had no good reason for their ac
tion in regard to Churchill, neither can
they hope to win with two candidates.
Tlie Valentine Republican lias worked
itself up to fever heat on account of the
discussion of the political situation by a
few republicans at Chadron. The editor
of that paper lias evidently got a wrong
idea of what transpired, It was simply
an informal sizing up of tlie situation in
general and in the interest of no one in
particular. No organization was made,
no promises or pledges were asUed or
given. On the senatorial question io
quiry was made if any of the west end
counties had aspirants for the Domina
tion and none had been heard of. Syver
Backey, of Ainsworth had been brought
out by his home people and some of
those present who knew him said he was
a good, available man. No seal of ap
probation was placed on him or any oth
er man. Those who were present at the
meeting simply seek republican success
and if the republicans of Cherry county,
or any other county in the district, have
a man wIk would prove a stronger can
didate than Backey, let them trot him
out. The Brown county man has no
cinch on the nomination. The senti
ment seems to be tliat the nomination
should go to some one of tlie counties
east of Sheridan, and that the very
strongest man should be selected, and
tbe fact that no ma n in the west end
seeks the place is pod proof of such sen
timent. If the editor of the Rrpubltcan
and the republicans of the eastern coun
ties of the district show the same unself
ish desire for the success of the party as
was evinced at the gathering- to which
he takes exceptions northwest Nebraska
will represented by a republican senator
at the next session of the legislature.
Commencrinest-(jwns.
Tlie most attractive commencement
gown are of tamboured, dotted Swiss,
ana juaia muslins, ana inula siik or
crape. The tamboured muslins are es
pecially prettv and dressy -looking from
trie introduction of transparencies of
white net in irregular scroll-like pat
terns, through which the silk-lining
shows. Tlie fabric is so handsome that
it requires no trimming, but the French
coutuneres cut the skirt at the foot in
shallow waves and fill it in with a rufte
of lace. Plain muslins are trimmed
with lace-edged ruffles, headed by one or
more rows 01 insertion. 1 here is a Inn
cy for laying tlie fullness of afl these
thin fabrics in plaits from the waist to
the hem and pressing them flat; and the
very prettiest India silks and crape are
accordion-plaited. Where it is desired
to, introduce color in the commencement
gown a colored lining is used, either
taffeta or lawn, and the ribbons match
it. Petticoats of nlain lawn. Dink. blue.
heliotrope, etc, with lace-edged flounces,
can now be bought in the shoos. From
"Review of Fashions," in Lmorest's
Jiagntine tor June.
Good rigs furnislted on short notice.
Reliable drivers and quiet saddle horses always on liand.
Good accommodation for transcient customers.
Horses boarded.
TERMS REASONABLE. GIVE ME A CALL
N. D. HAMLIN,
PKOl'UIETOIt
THE
COMMERCIAL BANK.
ESTABLISHED 1808.
Harrison,
B. E. BnrvrsTis.it,
i l're&dent.
D. H. ORISWOLD, Cashier.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL SS0 000.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
CORRESPON'DKNTS:
Ameeicas Exotavue National Rank, New York,
Omaha National Rask, Omaha,
First National Bank, Chadron.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
WDRAFTS SOLD ON ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
YOU WILL FIND ME AT THE
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GEO.
PIONEER PHARMACY
Drugs, Medicines, Paints & Oils.
JEWELRY, CLOCKS
FA1TCY
CALL AND SEE.
J. E PHINNEY,
HARRISON,
The Inter
Is the Most Popular Republican Newspaper
of tbe West and has tbe Largest Circulation.
TERMS BY MAIL.
DAILY (without Sunday)
DAILY (Willi Sunday) .
The Weekly Inter
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ALL THE NEWS AND JjlE BCSTCLNT LITERATURE.
The Weekly lulev Ocean
At a Fairily Paper Not Excelled by Any.
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POLITICALLY IT W ilKPUBLIC AH. and tUMadrt the benefit of
thblartdlCMiononllttrpo!ltiO 'l tor!- It I wS Uhed In Chicago
and t in accord with the pop of th W'tt In bMH boltttr an 1 1i Wnttirr.
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Stable.
Nebraska.
C. F. Coma,
Vice-President
H. TURNER.
GOODS,
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
PROPRIETOR.
NEBRASKA. ,
Ocean
.$4.00 per year
$6.00 per year
Ocean
Sioux County,
THE LAND OF THE HOME
STEADER. Free Homes for More
Than 5,000 Men.
A new county with
schools, churches,
railroads, etc.,
AND 8oo,ooo ACRES YET
OPEN TO HOMESTEAD
ENTRY. "
Contains over forty-five . miles of
rail'oad and lias no county
bonds.
Sioux county is the northwest counly
of Nebraska. It is alxiut thirty miff'
east and west by ahntit seventy miles
north and south and contains
OVER 1,300,000 ACRES
of land. Tlmre are more bri'lit, simrk-
liiifj, umall Ktreains in llie county than
van he found in the same are.-i t-ls'Vlier(f
, , . i
in tlie state. It Max more pmo tiinlur in
it tluin all the rest of the Mute combined
Its grasHeK are the richest and must nu
tritious known no that for stx li-rjwinjr
it is unexcelled.
The soil varies from a heavy clay to a
liht sandy loam and is capable of pro
ducing excellent cropii.
The principal crops are small ;rain
and vegetables, although gixxl corn in
grown in the valleys. The wheat, oat
rye and barley are all of unusually line
quality and command the holiest mar
ket prices.
The water i mire and refreshing and
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county.
The county is practically out of debt
and has over forty-live unien of railroad
within its bordei-s, liana good brick court
house and the necessary lixlnres for run
ning the county and Ihero ha never j
lieen one dollar of county bonds isuseil J
anu lieiK' Utxra will lie low.
The : Fremont, Ul.hdrn & JIiouri '
Valley railroad crosses .Sioux county
from east to west and the II. St SI. has
about fifteen miles of it hue in tliti
northeast part of the county.
The climate is more pleasant than that
of tlie exstern portion of Nebraska.
There is still -.,
OVER 800,000 ACRES
of land in Sioux county yet open to
homestead entry. It ia better land and
more desirably . located than that lor
which such rushes are made on the open
ing of a reservation. There is no rail
road land in the county and for that
reason its settlement has been Flow for
no special effort, to get settlers as
made, as was done iu the early days of
the settlement of the eastern part of the
state.
Good deeded land can be purchased at
reasonable rates with government land
adjoining ho that a person who wants
more than one quarter section can obtain
it if lie has a little means.
. There are about 1.S0O fieople in the
county and there is room for thousands
more.
Harrison is the county seat and is sitr
uated on tlie IV E. & M. V. railroad, and
is as good a town an the thinly settled
country demands.
School houses and churches are pro
vided in almost every settlement and are
kept up with the times.
All who desire to get a homestead or
buy laud cheap are invited to come and
see the country for themselves and judge
of ita merits. Homesteads w ill not be
obtainable much longer and if jou want
to use your right and get 1(50 acres of
land from Uncle 8aui free it ia timejou
were about it.
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Klpang Tabules cure dizziness.
Rlpans Tabules assist digestion.
Rlpans Tabules cure bad breatn.
Rlpans Tabules cure biliousness.
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Rlpans Tabules: pleasant laxative.
Rlpans Tabules cure liver troubles.
Uok at This List
of western cities:
Chicago 81. Joseph
Omaha Lincoln
St. Louis Ltonvar
Kansas City ilead wooed
Itdoes'nt matter which you intend
visiting. The Burlington Route is the
best line to all m it is to any one of
them.
Advertising matter and full in forma
tion about trains and rates on applica
tion. J. I KA.NCIS, (I. T. A T. A,
Oitaha, Nsi
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