The Sioux County Journal.
ESTABLISHED 1SH8.
Subscription Price, $2.06
L .J. Simmons, - - Editor.
IhWrt at the Harrison post office aa
Mcjud cl&aa waiter.
Thursday, Jilt 2, lSKS.
- Kewublieaa Y'.tioiiiil Ticket.
Tor president,
WILLIAM McKlSLEV.
for vice presides,
UARBKTT A. HuflAliT.
Date to be Eemembered.
Democratic national convention, at "tl
eo. July 7.
PopnlKt national convention, fL Ij.uin,
J'lly tt.
Krniiblicxii state nominating convention,
Lincoln, July 1.
Popolift Httte eonventioi to elect dele
fr itea to national convention, Grand Inland,
July la.
Sixth district republican convention to
nominate a candidate for congreM, at North
l'lalte, Jaly 3, at 10 a. m.
Senator Warren, of Wyoming:, ex
presses the opinion that there is no
doubt that his state will give a republi
can majority at the polls.
Col. Ketchum has purchased a con
troling interest in the Crawford TrQmne
and hits changed it to a republican
paper. It never should have been any
thing else.
The last issue of the "newspaper in
the true sense of the word" printed at
Harrison indicated the real purjxise for
which it was started. The leopard can
not change its snots, neither can the tool
of a rin lonjj keep from showing his
real position.
The bolt from the national republican
convention consisted of twenty-two del
egates. Eight were from Colorado, six
from Idaho, three from Nevada, three
from Utah, one from Montana and one
from South Dakota. Idaho and Colora
do were the only solid delegations which
(eft the hall.
A draft stallion tlmt will not pull
down the scales at from 2,000 to 2,250
pounds is scarcely up to the required
standard as to weight. The day of light
horses for draft purposes has gone b',
It takes a sound horse of at least 1.&00
pounds weight to bring a profitable
price nowadays, and horses of this de
scription do not spring from light weight
stallion: Nebraska Farmer.
We learn from the statistics that we
are sending out of this country every
year more than 1300,000,000 in gold for
agricultural products, is it any wonder
that the gold reserve constantly falls?
If we would adopt a policy that would
enable us to raise these things ourselves,
on our own fields and farms, this great
outgo of gold would be stopped. Why
not be sensible. Fremont Tribune.
One of the bright spots in the dreay
life of the newspaper publisher is when
flie disappointed office-seeker whom the
.eople had jio use for lays all the blame
of his own unpopularity on the publisher
and stops his paper, giving a false rea
son for so doing and hugaring the be
lief that he has acted real "cute." A
person of that calibre dont fool any
body but himself, and by his act admits
the superiority of the publisher.
Smith P. Tuttle, of llemingford, is an
nounced as a candidate for the republi
can nomiuation for representative for
this district and will have the support of
Box Butte county in the convention.
It looked for a time as if Frank Currie,
of Whitney, was the only aspirant for
1 lie place but now that Mr. Tuttle has
hied his castor into the ring it is hard to
predict which one will be the nominee.
The Journal would suggest that the
two get together and canvass the s'tUr.v
tion, and the one who possesses the most
elements of strength and the fewest ele
ments of weakness be accorded a clear
field. The fellow who makes the race
will have a hard job on his bund:; if he
wins and no mistakes should be made
which will jeopardize the chance of re
republicari success. A republican legis
lator from this district is very desirable,
a nd the strongest man to be found will
be needed to win.
Two Sides to the Question.
Kearney Hub.
The Omaha Trade Exh Snt savs that
ihere is getting to be a widespread senti
ment in this state in favor of a change
in our laws under which real estate
mortgages are foreclosed. "At pres
ent," it says, "the defendant can by dif
ferent dilatory tactics delay proceedings
Hod retain possession of the property un-
ler process of foreclosure for about two
years." Then follows a plea in favor of
the leader, "who wants only security
for his money and interest upon it, no
that a long as the security remains in
tact aad the interest is paid lie is satia-
Uad." Of course. That would satisfy
ay kef Itiaoau leader.
at there are two sides to the ques
ttoa. During the past few years, as
wry a kaowa, it haa bean impossible
lav away fcators lo pay the interest on
ffaal lili lamaa At tha saaie tin a
aVackUiia of value has wiped oat the
fiflial equity, and t 9 property was
put up to forced a!e Die cliauces have
been that it would lull abort of bringing
the face of tlie mortgage And leave a dw-tkieiK-y
judgment against the debtor
beetle.
The Hub Ikis bo kick" ajrainst the
capitalist or the money lender, as a rule,
but it is of opinion that their rights are
sufficiently protected under the statutes
of Nebraska, Tlie Trwlt: Ejhitrit inti
mates t.'iiit a movement w ill be made in
the next legislature to remedy tle "evil"
that It lias complained of. Watch out
for it. It can ouly get through by
stealth, therefore the greater watchful
ness will be necessary.
It miht be agreed that the debtor
should have les opiiortuoity to'fiI)i
buster" with stays and continuances, if
on tin other hand the '"deficiency judg
ment" clause should be eliminated from
the statutes. Th1 person who makes a
loan is sal.l;sd with tin security or he
wouldn't make it If depreciation oc
curs, through u:ieen causes such as
we have witness sd during t!w past three
years the debtor stands the whole
brunt of it, and after foreclosure is fol
lowed by a deficiency judgment that he
cannot meet and that injures his credit
and is a stumbling hl.tck in his path for
life perhaps. Tins should not be. The.
niau who makes a real estate loan
should do il with his eyes open, and
have nothing beyond the security origin
ally incepted. II should stand his
share ol Ions with tl borrower li-re
shrinkage occurs, and it shim Id not be
possible for the borrower to lie made the
victim of low appraisements through
the connivance of those who execute the
law with those who have no compunc
tions a:r-tiiist squeezing the last drop of
bhtod from an unfortunate debtor.
The loaning ol money is a business
and should I regarded as such, and
have no more safeguard' thrown around
it than will enable the creditor to get
his money back in due time or the secu
rity that is re presented by hislnnn. The
"deficiency judgment" has made debtors
for life of thousands of holiest men in
this state during the past few years,
while tlie creditor has gained little or
nothing by it. The laws should enable
every insolvent person to commence
anew instead of hanging a millstone
upon bis neck that will prevent, him
fri'in ever afjain climbing the ladder ol
prosperity.
So we say. that if it i proposed to
shorten the delay in real estate fore
closures, tbn at the same time do away
with the deficiency judgment, and it is
probable that there will be no serious
objection.
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IRON AID WOOD
PUMPS
of all Kin:s.
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fa.rbamks, morse & c..
1102 Forrwi Ft. Jmo'-8, h'sis.
Filial Proof Notices.
All persona having final proof notices In
this puar will receive a marked copy of the
pa per wiU lire re.4ue1.tcd to examine their
notice and if any rrroi exint relKjrt the
&ame to this oltlce at ouce.
Sntice for I'liblicallon.
Ijind Office at Alliance, 'ct., )
Jane , ls'.. )
Notice in hereby given tlmt the tolloiyliiK
named M'ttler haH 111(1 notice ol ids inten
tion to make Itnnl proof in supjKjrt of his
eliiini, aitfl that s:dd pr'Kif wilt Im made te
fore M. J. Blewett, clerk of Lfistrict IXjurt,
at Jlrrixon, .Nelj., on July IS, lnwi, viz:
CharleiiS. Williams, of Ardraore, S. I).,
who made H. K. 'o. 4101 for the lots 3 A 4 and
. .s nv. cc 2, tp. r. ;6 w.
lie nuiufs the following witnees to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultlva
tiou of, said iand. viz:
Herinmi Kr'iiln), John Me1nR. Peter
Wieilenfeld, John Oxtrauder, all of Ard
more, S. t.
! 40 J. W. W biix, JR., KeKlxter.
Nntli'C tor I'uliliratinu.
Land Office at Alliance, Neb., j
Jwue S, 1. i
Notice i hereby iven th-t the ffdlowinic
nauid settler tuts n)-d notice ot hUiuti'te
tlon to iimke final iiroof in utipport of Ilia
eiaim, and tiiat mid proof will t- innde be
fore M. J. lllewett, t.lerk Ulntrict Court at
Harrison, Nebraska, on July il, Is'jc, viz:
4 oh II H. XpmHu, of (JllrlirM. Neb.,
who made H. K. No. 4-1U for the s. se. li,
ne. i4 ne. & Ht. '4 lie. uec, li, tp. 3 11., r.
W w.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
ills continuous residence upon nod cultiva
tion ol, said land, viz:
K. V,. Knott, Jumes WilsoM, K. F. Wohl
heter, all of oilciirist, Xeb f. 1. toffee, of
Hodiire, ;b.
J. W, Wf.hv, Jr.
ISi-Wi Ki-Kister.
Xotfce ter I'reseiitatinti to anil Hearing Be
fore Cumity Jndce i.f CIkIjur and lie
liiiillils Aculnsc tlir fjttstr ol A.
K. J'limeti. Jierijiwtl.
In the County Court of Sioux ( oil Uy, Se-brtik-i.
In the mutter of the estate of A. If. I'lnneo,
fleiM'ltsi'd.
Notice U hereby given to All H"ro is h:iv
lliK C'lniiiiH Kiel deiiLuids ft(.iiii't A.ll.ln
neo, lute ff sfoux eoutity, dereH-d, tn-.it
tlie time Hxed for filing eliitins figi!it MAid
estate U -ix Montiis from the l.'nh day if
June. A. t., is:;. All such Persons sr re
fpilri'd to present llieir ei-iluis with tlie
vouelier;., to the ( nam v Judife of said i Vrtiu
v. lit his otticc therein, on or tafore the
loth day or December, A. 1)., IK'..
And nil rUirns no llled will x- beard 1s
fore the s;ild Judge ou the iiiii day of July,
A. !., Isii. or afterwards 011 tiie flral day of
esrh regular term ff aald lOurt during the
time liiniti'd tor tiling claims aa afnrexUd.
Uuted this I.Hh day or Junn, A. It. is(.
A true copy.
HOBF.RT WllJMlN,
, - 1 41 44J County Judge.
seal, j
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Good rigs furnished on short notice.
Reliable drivers and quiet saddle I to net always on hand.
Good accomm.alations for transcieot customer.
Horses boarded.
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N. D. HAMLIN,
PROPRIETOR.
THE-
COMMERCIAL BANK.
ESTABLISHED 1CG3.
Harrison,
1. E. Brkwrtlr,
President.
D. IL CRISWOLD, Cashier.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. SO 000.
Ljansacts a General Banking Business
C0n RESPONDENTS:
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Omaha National Bank, Omaha,
Fip--t National Dans, C'hmlron.
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The inter
Is the V.rc-t Por;ji!nr Republican Newspaper
tho VVrsi nnd has the Largest Circulation.
TERMS BY KfAil.
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DAILY (w itii Si.V.y) ptryeer
. The Weekly Inter Ocsan t .00
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As a Hewsp-ip'ir TK!C V.1TV P. 0Z. Iff fr htw.t of the Hmn In all
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ALL TS rfEWS AND THE fHf.T.OP CI '"RENT LITERATURE.
The Weekly Intnr Ooeavi
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ffJIt ha nor.etiiiiiT o intervt to eactt mmb4r i the fMnllr. !ta
Ifc YOUTH'S DLJPARTilt;! f u Ui ry bostof lu kitd. ltt UTE3
A BY f EAl GIi-33 hr nnequibei.
It If k TWELVE TAOS TA?i;K ai ocrr.ln0i Tfrwcf the World.
POLITICALLY IT W REPUBLICAN. nC, iVtt reAdein the benefit of
. the ebleet dicoiui'.iKi un all live pollt'o 1 fj)lc. It u nub tehej i Ohtceco
Md f IB Aeoiri wltls the imoo .ol the Vfnt tn hp' pnHtie mil littrtnre.
fletee rememhe t nt fh Jfoe of THJC V'i.JZ.L7 u! Tiii OCiAIT la
OXLX UXE UOLLAIt i ttt iAli. AiXr
TIM JTEP'oCTJAN.CVcijro.
Feed and Sals
Stable
Nebraska.
C. F. Corrr.ii,
Vice-rreeident.
H. TURNER.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
PROPRIETOR.
NEJWAKKA.
Ocean
Sioux County,
THE UNO OF THE HOME
STEADER. Free Homes for More
Than 5,000 Men.
A new county with j
schools, churches,
railroads, etc.,
AND 800,000 ACRES YET
OPEN TO HOMESTEAD
ENTRY.
Contains over forty-five miles of
railroad and has no county
bonds.
' Sioux countv is the northwest count v
of Nebraxka
It i aUiut thirty mile
eahtnnd went by alut wveiity mil
north and south and cotituinH
OVER 1,300, COO ACRES
cif land. Tlwre ate more bright, si ark-
lin, uniall Ktrvanm in the cminty than
ran lie found in tlie satim area t'l brre
, , , ...
in the s,tiit?. It Ikis more pinn liinl r in
it than all Ibe rst of the Matt; minium d
1U Knis-sen are the ri. h-st and most mi-
tntious known so tlmt for slm k-;ri iuj
it is iin.xr....l
it iMinexitnui.
The buil varit'H from a heavy lay to u
liKht handy li.am and is . a4ib!e of iro -
ducirigfxrelkTiti ro..
The lirun inal crops are htnall Kniin
,
and Vegetables, all.lioiili good rorn is
rown in the valleys. The wheat, oats
rye and barlev are nl! of untisiiallv tine
"
quality and command tlie Ingliest mar-
kel priceH.
The water ia pure and refreshing and
is found in abundance in all purls of the
county.
The county is practhally out of debt
and ban over forty-five miles of railroad
within Its borders, lias a .hkI brick court
house and the neceimtrv lixtinvH for run
ning the county and tiler's lias ni-wr
been one dollar of county bonds i&sused
and hence taxes will be low.
Tlie Fremont, Eikhoi-n & Missouri
Valley railroad crosseM Sioux county
from east to west and the li. 9s. M. lias
about itfteen miles of its line in the
northeast part of the county.
The climate is more plasnnt than that
of the eastern portion of Nebraska.
There is still
OVER 800,000 ACRES
... ...... ... ..,u ,.l i.r-n w
lnrl ... U nn. ..... ... !..'.
ii.Miioirauciiuj. ji i-i wi land ,'inu
more desirably kyated than Oiat for
which such rustics 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 slow for
no special effort to Ket settlers was
made, as was done in the early days of
the settlement of the eastern part of the
state.
Good deeded land ran be purchased at
reasonable rates with f;overtinient land
adjoining so that a person who wants
more than one quarter section can obtain
it if he has a lit I lo means.
There are aWmt 1,51(0 people in the
county and there is room for thousands
more.
HarriTon is the county seat and is sit
uated on the V. E. & Jl. V. railroiid. and
in as good a town as the thinly stUUd
country demands.
ScIkkjI houses and ,'hurches are pro
Tided in almost every settlement and are
kept up with the times.
All who desire to pet a homestead or
buy land cheap are invited to come and
ee the country for themselves and judfe
of its merits. Homesteads will not lie
obtainable much longer and if vou want
to use your right and fcet 166 acres of
land from Uncle Sam free it m time you
were about it. t
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100 Pictures
of the
Great St. Louis Cyclone
In which
250 lives were lost, and
20,000,000.00 of property
destroyed.
Thr-se view re ill tnken from arttml pho
UKraph, nail uliow mom plitliily Uian In miy
iitlii-r why the Ujirlbl. litrui ti(, ivft
t him oi uiB.uirui. it id m IxMik form
plintetl on fine pumtr, to sa to be eiwlly nr.
erverl, and alioultl tw la tlw hmnea of all
t likely America will ever aaln be
W to aiwai roe a Tornado, kaoce ae
otaa-raBha of thn mna aFiii
vialtetl
tMal phol
oalty for van to eotne. Nothing like tbw
Jiook haa everlsMin laanwl In to ahurt a Un..
It contains picVurea of all the principal
nvnra.ukeo the next day aftur the atorm,
before toe work of retail Mine bad oonv
menoer. Thl. manlfloent hook will be arid
bv mall, poatjd, on teeelpt of M mil In
taaaiMorallvar. Ion t let tbi ovanrtnnl
earl" the only oonipiet and
sethrntle ptaoloc rapb nf the Urea UataUirm
Ker Known U) Tlave Vlalted Aim lie. M4
arm, I't'iLiKiixaii' surrLT Co,,
Emlle Billdlng . jjj, Mo
OmCIAL DIRECTOR.
tTATt omcr :
MUt A. HoKooiO. (iorrrnor
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J. A. 1pT arrrmtry M "-iu
fcuru Mrr Awlilur
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J. V . smith, Clerk.
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p.li'in (worth kiil pin
Isriy k.1'1 fori.) or Miiy miuil-rcif ptttern
lor lour cent each to rover purkujrn ami
IxiihlKf. When the value of tlio p.,ltrTil is
conrlilered thu .tiUerilirr.Bi'liially rf u
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Ami hxt a mngnriiie It for I'M It
lie more brllllaiil than ever Iwfor. Si-w
inaiiaicrmrnl, new tnethmla, new He.,.
Kaei, ropymntnina mi ej(Jiillie r.'pi.Klnr.
tl'm In colon, of ,,.' eelabratwt til. Hire bv
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for the buy i,m or Mtimair. a Jteview ,, .
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ei.slHe;.mlilauKhu.ra on H,
w hat they need to hiiiu ,! in,tl
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i i klii'ls, pu., et. a, 1KK ,",,
advtee rear.lnK the wU Xiug ,,.
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iu cover tlie whole country and iu vnrt
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e".t" n 'ti ','n ' 'f,w,"! "uUM l"' ' '
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J1A '"-partment, ami "inir Ulrli. "
People, In which are .llwn.f inmorUu t
rlXrT '"""'0f ",,"r,"t
l-etu. have your mbwriptiim at once
l.'iHilile'; y""r -""V h.n Ti
' 1 lie M-jr " otl"r "'"k'SKlna.
Al? i f" "" year lor f2 to.
Orl montba for - i ,
fOner tut different Karmenl. a re ahown
ei-h yeur.patu.riia.rfa'ii f wh., a sfe oh
tali.able by .ulav- riber, t 4r. . J'im
copy twin, ,,, ,. ;;" ' '"P'e
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