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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1897)
) ' A few davs a'o President Cleveland ! ' an order redui'ir.tr tle nunilier of s-nsion agencies in the l'uitd States from eifti een to nine. It may be that the onler was a f cckI one but it mwiiis & little quetrthat it should have taken the President so long to find out ttiat it would he a ""d thing. Coming as it did just before the cliunje in the aduiin islr.itmD it looks like some of the work of the present administration to fix the rules so a to keep democrat in office I wherever ixwsible. and in case where ttrl it the Harrison jxt utlleo a j that mnaoi rMJ d,)ne tfoen to leave as few mtu&ad elan matter. .... t i places as possible to be failed by repub- Ilad Cleveland made the order b Sioux County Journal. 8ubseriptim Price, 12.00 rQfff itilAL PAPER OF 8IOUK COUNTY. jl. i. Siaimons, - Editor. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. STATE OITICEli: A minor .Treiumrer fjHVSJSDAY. FiOsatAHY 18, 137. lavo week from today William Mc ?Kiiey will become president of the United States. Tlie. reform legislature which is run , Hg at Lincoln proposes to reduce the fliy of officer of the supreme and dis trict courts, county officials, newspaper ,r i tea and railroad fares, but so far no lUilhas been introduced proposing to , i-duce the pay of State Senators and , members of the House of Representa tives during the session of ls9T. R-i- 1 rm, like charity, should begin at home. If the legislature reduces the price of bgal notices it should alio make it an otiense punishable by disbarment for an Httoiuey to attempt to gal a publisher I accept less than the fees allowed by ,J-.w, and a good strong penalty for a 'iKjrson other than an attorney to make 'siijjhan attempt. As the law is now ' the publishers in most places do the work cheap enough, but the clients are charged full rates and the difference remains in the pockets of the attorneys. IR-nui. referred to above wlien be became presi dent and lefore he appointed democrats . poetry, wit ami humor; tlie household to tlie positions now to be abolished he department (leht io tlie world), louti would tme entitled to credit. At this : MUs, Sunday School ljen, Tal tmie he des it either for pliti-l b;in-! l,a;;e,li Sermons, the farmstead, ths Tlie Tulfdu Wwll, Made. Every intelligent family need in addi tion to their local paper, a good national j M,u, t luhm,',h ' !... t;ovenw.r weekly. The preaU-t and most widely j h. fc. Mumv Uruu-imiiH.overiioi known central fmilv newspaper is the ' J- V llprr rr-tary of Mat Toledo Weeklv IJlade. For thirty years i '"r- it has been a regular visitor in every part of the Union, and is welt known at almost every one of the 70.000 post-otli'-es in the country. It is edited w ith reference to a national circulation. It is a republican paper, but men of all politics take it because rf its honesty and fairness in the discussion of all pub lic questions. It is the favorite family a)er, with sorxething for every mem ber of the household. Serial stories, JuM-ph s. ltiirtii-y A. s. hurchlll Attorney t-neral II. ". Uiim'II ... Ijiii'l ( oiuiulm-lmu l II. K. OorU-U supt. I'utlU Instruction coinbe or partisan spite, neither of which are meritorious motives. No better illustration of the broad mindedness of the country publishers of Nebraska coul l be asked than the man-j ner in which they are working for the j advancement of the trans-Mississippi Exposition. With very few exceptions! the (Kipers of the'state not only work for the exposition, but favor a liberal up-j propriation by the legislature for the advancement of the pioj-ct. To say that the work is disinterested is putting it mild, for if there is a publisher out side of Douglass county who can see bow the Exposition will put . a dollar into his pocket tint fellow can do more than cun lie done by the writer. It may be that in payment fur some hundreds of dollars worth of advertising the manage ment will tender a single, non-transferable ticket, and then those who might tie able to attend will either have to go alone or "dig-up" the price of admission for his w ife and children. The country publishers certainly cannot lie exected to do the work from reciprocal motives, for the studied coldness of the nietroo li toward the newsnaiwr men of the Question Iiureau (which answers ques tionf for subscribers), the new of the week in complete form, and other spec ial features. Sjieciman copies gladly sent on application, and if vou w ill send us a list of address. we will mail a copy to each. Only Ifl a year. If you wish to raise a club, write tot" terms. Address Inn Hl.APE. Toledo, Ohio. Look at TliU List of western cities: Chicago St. Joseph Omaha Lincoln St. Louis ltetiver Kansas C.tv l"eadw.-od It does' nt mutter which you visiting. The Burlington Route CON'iKKssjoS U. DEI.KGATIOS: John M. Tlinrloii V. s. twnntor, minha W in. V. Allen 1". S. s.nm.,r. Madison J. It. strode, 1 omrrvswma.il It iUt., IJm-oln 1). II. M.-re-r, " SI " OuihIi G. II. Meiklejubll ' l " KulU-rton K. J. lluiuer, 4th " Aurura VV. K. Andi , ' Bth IM Climil O. M. hcui. " IU ' Ilrokeu liuw jriilriAUT: A. M. Pout I'iilef Justice, Colnmtnis T. . C. Ilarrlxjn Aa'te Judxe. Grund IsUiiU T. I Norvl Ajwix'ittU Judgs, St-wanJ LI. A. t uiubrll..t lei k and HejHjrUT. Lincoln 1 IFTKhNTH JUKU IAL IHSTKICT: M r. Kinkaid JndB. irSnlll W. K. Wesiover 1 ' Hu.nvUl M.J. Blewett dork, llaii'Moii (Of STY OKKICRKS: Koliert WiImoii County Judje M.J. lili-wett n-rk ( Itu. Uit'iile Treasure! tV. II. 1.1:1V U snpu Public lustructliiii I'. Itartlelt StKTltf J. K. I'll i ii Hey v Coroner II. K TlioniHH . . surveyor M. J. Illewett t U-rk of IHslrU t t 'ourl braul Guthrie County Attorney BOAKII OK IXjMMISMOSKUs: Frnnk Tlnkhain ii'liuirinin 1st District intend I M. J. Weher l IS 1 he ' Jo'ju-JH 3d " GRANT ;UTHR!F., Attorney-at-Law. Prompt attention given to all legal matters in Justice, County and Dtstrut Courts, and before tlie United Suites Ijind Office. Fire Insuram-e written in reliabU jompanies. CiT Legal iers carefully drawn. HlKlUSV.N. - NElUiAMtA. Iu(errts You. Offer of etieap reading matter you can't atford to miss. Ilunng the great oampaicn peole want oewpars and ws.il thum while they are fresh and oesy. The Kemi Weekly State Journal, Linctdn, Neb., supplies the demand, as it will Ix mulled twice a week from now until January 1, j 197, for 23 cents, or from now until1 January 1, for one dollar. The , twenty-flve-cent proposition takes you all through the campaign, gives jou the election returns, and through tlie bel- i an. of this year. A dollar for the ; B- U SMUCK. great twic-a-week paper from now un-i pashionable Barber & Hair Dresser. til January 1, is the biggest olfer j ever made to readers. All through the, campaign, all through th Nebraska leg- i islature, the congresses and the inaugu- ration of a new president. Never since thenar has so many incidents of vital j interest to the nuuwfVljeen crowded in'o sixteen mouths, as'there will l during j this period. The t Semi-Weekly Journal i is almost as good as a daily. Send your i onier direct or give it to your jiast- master. OPEN SUNDAY TROM TO 11. RAZOIW AND FIT1 W OHWh. (,lve inn ' fall. of ,A change of administration brings to notice three chases of office-seekers who disgust the people who understand them and, their schemes. The first are the ' fidlows who make a great deal of noise J ' ,1 - t.. nr.nnmfiliull nyring toe xznmyru (.viui.m. ' nothing, but they demand a fat place as a reward. The second are those who J have come to consider that the country owes them an office as a reward for hav ' ing extended the blessing upon the peo ple of giving among them. The third ' arid, by far the most despicable of all are 'jLhose who want everything without giv ing anything. They lie dormant and do "nothing to help any one, but are ever 'ready (to absorb anything and every thing juicy which come within their ' reach. They are veritable' political ponges the most execrable of all politi- calj barnacles. Alchemists Outclassed. Uicago Iuter Ocean. ' All the known laws of chemistry are to be overturned and the dream of all Chemists are, to become practically gold en realities, according to Benjamin Bra zelle, a young inventor, who is well i known in scientific circles througout the i t country. .Mr. Braaelle has gone further in his experiments than the mere transmuta- ' ti'oo of metals and has made discoveries j by actual experiments w hich, he sajs, verturn the entire science of chemistry, 'metallurgy, electricity, and the laws of i gravitation. ' He has been able to prove his theories to auch n extent that a company has jbeen formed to make practical use of his wonderful and startling discoveries. ,he company has already started its plant at Fair Lawn, in St. Liouis county, Mo. -It will soon be completed and T 'ready to turn out aluminum, calcium, gold, silver, iron, and many other metal : not now known to science, all manufac tured from common clay. ,Bv actual test Mr. Brazelle has changed silver into gold and gold into siliver. The transmutation be considers (th most insignificant part of the dis coveries be has made a mere nothing in comparison with the feat of changing clay ' into gold, silver, iron, calcium, aluminium, glacium, and fifteen other metals not now known to science and 'whote qualities have not yet been deter- supply of feed tliey grow up ha "mWby the discoverer. mature rIowI" their thick hkles " tl''-j.ii.: k:. -wii ture's protection from the ti .fotoany metal, Mr. Brazelle advances iheory that metals are endowed with t if and grow like any plant when gjaced adder the proper conditions. The 'theory is not lacking demonstration, and jbaa been proven to the satisfaction of the scientists and bia financial backers a doubt. Froffijthat be deduces that all things in tlie universe are endowed with life nod that rock, minerals and earth, all PMiwftly inanimate, are full of life, ! energy, and growth, and develop and die tlU planU Jr. Brastll sweeps all known cbemi lawsand axioms out of existence. AocordiDC to biro there is no chemistry "as .it is at present understood. The j by than of that science have been fm afjof these many hundred years be tbsy Mver went deep enough int 'tka asarWt myiteriee of nature which, pl.pttpf claims, are not mystsries j M bt ntopiy childish problems, easy 'if r'-""'"sJoa if y ones hoM the tti&Wuvimm f H tbs - ' of tb work! Mr, BrmxelU . J zlJlfalil iMai, That key to niniply ' "7lixi what to besU hue to all as it is to any one llieni. Advertising matter and full informa tion about trains and rites on applk-U' tioti. J. I.ancis, G. P. & T. A. Omaha, Neb. Something for Nothing. In addition to uiving two pajiers each week the Semi-Weekly Stale Journal now gives to eac h person sending $1.00 a free premium. 1.KGISI.ATIVK: II. ti. Stcwiirt..Si'iiutijr, IUt No.U.Crswford W . IieuiiM-y...lteji., Kint. No.M. Ih-iiihitftord You can have your ' - . , 1 TO .1.. ..-X...... X'-.l. ..,t-hl.enan.atterof comment for : choice ol the loieuo uiaue, or .e .. .. .I.- tktt I Tribune. Or vou can have any two of done by reasou of fraternal feelings for the ones delegated to '-work the coun try press is an insult to the "rural roosters" and "country yokels" who are engaged in publishing newspapers out side of Omaha. Considering all things the conclusion must lie that there is no selllsh motive actuating the country press in its work for the Exposition. Itan?e Cattle as Feeders. Omaha World-Herald. A long-standing prejudice against western range cattle as "feeders'' seems to be dying out. For years cattle feed ers have insisted" that range fed stock as "feeders" is not to be compared with na tive cornfed stock. But a practical ex perience is a good guide, and during the next few mouths stock feeders will gain the experience, as most of the cattle now in Nebraska feed yards are range bred steers. The lines upon which improved stock breeding are laid out is to attain the greatest possible growth of animal in the shortest possible time, observing , conditions which will not only retain but increase quality. Tbes methods ol feeding and care which the improved stock feeder uses to produce superior specimens have been taken up in a great measure by cattle rais?rs in the corn growing states, where the cattle of the farm are put upon the improved system of beef making from earliest calfhood, and followed carefully with every care and attention conducive to rapid growth. The argument is that warm stabling saves feed, that neglect in any sen; re tards growth, and that to reiostate the animal to its former condition of thrift will cost time and feed, which must be charged as a loss to the cattle business. All these appliances and improved condi tions for quick growth in cattle mean an expense and an investment of capital high-priced lands, high taxes, expensive machinery and labor for operating the business and in return demand high prices and quick realization. On the other hand inexpensive condi tions surround the growing of the range cattle. From the scanty und uncertain hardy and hides are na ture s protection from the storms, ol winter. The thin and mellow skin of the eastern stabled steer would afford poor protection against the piercing winds and blizzard storms of the western range. Under the open range conditions a race of rugged, hardy cattle has sprung up and Is demanding a place not only in the beef markets of the country but in the feed yards as well, wliere they can be finished for a higher quality of beef. The feeling that the vange steer was not all suited to feed yard conditions is rapidly giving way, with a fair prom ise that he will noon be recognized as really a profitable machine for manufac luring the surplus hay and corn into a good quality of beef. It is a well-established fact among good cattle feeders that good or bad management will improve or degenerate animals in their inclination to nvsn ae- veloiMiient. The betterinL' of winter care on the range and the constnul intro duction of Improved males Is destined to bring close together the qualities of the range and the eastern improved steer. While the range steer will never be able to compete in the finished -meat markets with bis sUllfed, mellow-skinned bovine cousin of the corn belt, he will, never theless, turn in to his owner at the end of bis career a profit that will maintain Ma press at popaWrtty as a mow these pajwrs free: Poultry News, Swine Breeder, Farm News and Wornenkind. Hundreds of other free premiums, such as a splendid Atlas. State Journal Alma nac, United States History, etc. Send postal can! request for premium list. You should read the Journal during the legislature, no matter what other pers you read at other times. You must send your money dire t to the State Journal, Lincoln, Nebraska, to get any of these free premiums. Jnst From the Press. A very attractive publication has just been issued bv tlie passenger department r thM liurlmL'ton Route. H bears the tilU "The Newer North-west" and d u-nlKMi in a most interesting and read able fashion those portions of northern Wc-nriiMiy and the Black Hills of South Dakota, wiiicli are reached by this com ii:tnv's lines. Tlie scenery, towns, mines, people and industries of these to rcmai kabln sec tious of country are treated of with ab solute fldetety. 200 pages with illustra tions, sent on receipt of In etits i stan. i.s. J.FUAXCtS, (J.P.& T. A. Umaha. 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Home Aniaaemeuia aou cnieruuu ment: It gives a great deal of attention to the Cblldran'a Department, and "Our Olrla," and hat a Monthly aympoaium by Celebrated People, In which are discussed ImporUat questions of the hour of iularoU to the older reader. It uii have your anbuerlptlon at once. Vou get more value for your money than It is possible to secure in nuy other iiiag.ziue. The Magazine one year for fiOt. Oral months for - 1W. (Over ViO different garinanU are shown each year, patterns of all of which are ob tainable by aubacrlbera at 4c. mnvh.) "Kample copy (with pattern coupon) sent for 10c. DKMOBrax wbuhiiiV., lie-rutb Avenue, Sew York, a MstBALorrfc. vvurtllH THE SIOUX COUNTY JOURN AL aa ntuoutJtrn family mauazihe. I Ressi T(W bfcMpMBi t l4 0e VlI.I.Ai.K OKKICEHS: E liohwi r (chairman ) Truter J. W. Scott 1). H. (.rlsao-t " W. II. Marteller S. I. Hamlin I., J. siimnoiiM . ..Clerk I c li (it-rluch . TrijHsiircr I K IIIKIl, Ut t 1 . EKS: J. w. Hcfitt Director II. 1.. SmucW HiHlerutor EcM is lj-rlui li Triaauri-r TKKMs OK COl'KT: District Court,-At Ilarrisuu, Commences March Sal and November lth. County Court, At Harrison, cuiumeuuea tlrst Mondav of each month. CUCItCHE.s AND OTIKTIK. M'-ttiiMlist Sunday School im-Ii ever)- Sun day morning at II -1ft. J. E. .SUnsrKl.Ll.lt, W. II. in vis, Supi-rliitendent. s-s;reli y JERKY KCSK lfT, No.S41.li. A. K. llK-t-i second Moudsy tu each mouth In the court lioii-,c at nnrr!on. E. E, l.ivermore, Com. , s W (KIDMEN iK 1 HE Olil.D. ilHrrl-sm Camp, Ni,. X, meets on each al tcrnute tVediii-liiy evening. W. II. Davis, w. L. Dorr. Clerk. t un. Com. M!U)EKV WimllMKV OP AMERICA. Meets each alu-ruale satnrdny evening at oV!i-l. A. (. dkw, V. I . J. VV. Smith, Clerk, EI'WOHIII I.E.Mil F. Itcgular IjU-Iihws meeting (lrt Tueailny evening In em b inoutli. c. I.. Mabkti:i.lkh, VMI.DavU, President, secretary. Devntlonul uicetlug every Sunday evening l 6. D.J. CI.AKK, Leader. JI NIOIt I.KAtil'K. Meets each Sunday af toriiooii at 2 in. M as. D. It. UHISWOLU, Hupt. At a Hundred Junction Points in Nebraska, connections are made with Burlington Route trains for Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, St. Joseph, Omaha. Lincoln, Denver, Cheyenne and U-roml. Our maps and time-tubles showing where, when and how our trains run and wherein they excel the trains of other lines in many important resjiecta, are sent on request Iree. Always glad to quote rates and give information. J. FliANi'ls, G. P. & T. A. Omaha, Nebntal.il. Don't forget that TlIK JoCBKAE has a large clubbing list and wbeu selecting reading matter for the coming yenr tall and cive us vour onler. We can ae vou money. Itipona Tabulcs. Kipans Tabules cure nausea. Itlpani Tabule3: at druggists. Kipans Tabules cure diizlnesa. Rlpans Tabules assist digestlos. Kipans Tabules cure bad breath. Rlpans Tabules cure biliousness. It, pans Tabules: one gives relief. Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartic. Kipans Tabules cure constipation. Ripana Tabules: pleasant laxative. Ripans Tabules cure liver troubles. North-Western LINE F.. E. & M. V. K. K. is the beat to and from tl SUGAR BEET FIELDS OF NOiriH NKURASKA. LIVEBY, Feed and Sale T ' .-, ' .W u ,c . i..,-jt W I M B IBB Bil n I I. II II I IJ iawt .at ;?"'vsj iw mj mju r m. j 8aaW' Uood rigs furnislied on short notice. Reliable drivers mid quiet saddle horsrs nwrs on Imnd. (Jood mvouifiHaliitioiii for trunsrieut ciistnincrs. IbirM-s Isianlcii. TERMS REASONABLE. GIVE ME A CALL N. D HAMLIN, CKOPU.KTf m. the- COMMERCIAL DANK. OO TO THE NEW Meat Market FOR Fresh and Salt Meats, Oysters, Fish, Game, Lard, and Poultry. ESTABLISHED 10C2.J Harrison, Nebraska. E. Brkwrter, President. C. F. rorro, Vice-rresjdeai. D. n. ORIS WOLD, Cashier. . AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $"0 000. Transacts a General Banking Business. CORKESPONIlKNTSi An mil as ExatAtoR Nation ai. ak. New York, Omaha National Rank, Omaha. Fikht National Hank, Chadron. HIGHEST PRICE PAIL FOR POULTRY, HIDES, TAl LOW AND EVERYTHING If NY LINE. COME AND SEE ME E. E. SMITH. Opponite THE JOURNAL office. 1Iahjuox, Nkuiiarka. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. rr-!)RArTt SOLD ON ALL PARTS OK F.UROPR. 'g"" 01.00: 1 01.00 -tKe- : Weekly IMter OceaM. : sK TsU. sTl a a n Lit n A A . M. 2 ibc vircaicsi Kcpuoiican rapcr or me well, X TT ii the most atalwart and untwtrvlng Republican Wtekly pun. X hhed ixlay and can alwayi be relied upon lor fair aod honen re-J J porn of all political attain. nrrl The Weekly Inter Ocean Supplies AH of the News J -n and the Best of Current Literature. ; It is Morally Clean, and si a Family Paper ii Wiihonl s Peer. 1 It Literary Columns mrt equal to those ol the beat magazine. It Youth Department I the tinett of It kind. GASOLINE Ejws. INN Ml W000 PUMPS It brims tothoUmllr the Nwi of the raiir. World and cItss lb. beat aod ablest diacusaloa o' all queailona of Is T. Tke lat.r . 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