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BLACK HILLS,
DEAD WOOD AND HOT grUINUS.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS :
STlM A. Holcoinb-.
Junes E. HuiU-
M. T. Porter
JoBa F. Cornell
J. B. IiMTV
C. J. Smyth
J. V. Wolfe
iV. H. Jackson
Governor
.Lieutenant Governoi
Secretary of State
Auditor
Treasurer
Attorney General
.Land Commlssionei
-Supt. Public Instruction
OOSGRESSIOBAL DELEGATION:
John M. Thurston 17. 8. Senator. Omaha
TV in. V. Allen V. 8. Senator, Madiaon
J. R, Strode, Congressman 1st Diat., Lincoln
I). 11. Merctr,
jSemuel Maxwell,
W. L. Stark,
K. I). Sutherland,
"W. L. tireeu.
Id
Omaha
3rd
4th
ttu
Fremont
Aurora
Kelson
.Kearney
JUDICIARY:
J. J. Sllivan Chlcr Justice, Colombo
T. O. C. Harrlion As'te Judge, Grand Island
TT. L. Sorval .Associate Judge, Seward
13. A. CauipbellUlark and Kt porter, Linsoln
TIFTKEJiTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT:
K. P. Elnkatd Judge, O'Neill
"W. H. Weetover..
11. J. Blewett
" Knshvlllc
Clerk, Harrison
TEEMS OF COURT:
District Court, At Harrison, commences
Spring term May tth,
yall " SeptJ9tu Jury mh.
County Court, At Harrison, commences
first Monday of each month.
LEGISLATIVE:
'Otto MutzSenator, Dist. No. 14, Spring-view
-A. M. Sheldon Dist. No. S3, Cnadron
COUNTY OFFICERS:
TBobert Wilson County Judge
M. J. Blewett Clerk
Caa. Bleble Treasurer
JCbrie Xerriam
Thos Holly
J. E. Phlnney
..upt. Public Instruction
Sheritr
Corwner
X. V. Thomas
X. J. Blewett
Surveyor
-Clerk of District Court
Jrant Guthrie County Attorney
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS:
-Jens C. Meng
Andrew Procunler-
.1st District
.3d "
.Jackson MeltlenrCh&iruianl Id
TILLAGE OFFICE KB:
. F. Pontlns (chairman)
John Davis
D. H. Griawod
W. B. Marsteller
J. Rohwsr
W.H. Davis
..Trustee
Clerk
Treaaure-
lewis Gerlaeh
9CH0OL OFFICERS:
Xggert Kobwer Director
B. L. Smack Moderator
Xewis Gerlaeh Treasurer
,5 " CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.
ffaliinftljift Hnnria bhAnl mn awaw a..n
day morning at 10 M
W..H. Duvis. Mis B iTI.Lt
Superintendent. Secretary
1PWORTH LEAGUE.
aarStar business meeting first Tuesday
evwuiag l eaeh month.
Miss Palm ik,
O.KMTMXL, President.
Secretary.
Devotional meeting every Sunday evening
t Irtt. M. Kxswi.k, Leader.
JCIIOR LEAGUE.
Matte
Saaday afUrnoon at 2 SO.
MM. KfiflMLL., Supt.
- ssi wajam. nn, so. au, u. a. k.
, Masts second Monday In each month in
Sao wenst house at Harrison. ,
X. E. Livertnore, Com.
I
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
TXarrlaon Camp, No. W, meets on each al
Senate Wednesday evening.
W. . DAVIS, J. A.HaKSO,
Oei. Con. Com.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Meets each alternate Saturday evening
at I o'clock. J. W .Smith, V. C
A. R. law Clerk.
Baby
Cn rrln tytvt -r-s
IM '
03,50 a,, o m
at A 4LlV
Usi tmp tar SrW Cilmrj
; OKA NT iJL'THHIF..
Altorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention given to all leai
matters in Justice, Couiily and District
Courts, and before the United State
Land Office.
Fire Insurance written in reliable
companies.
E'Legal papers carefully drawn.
Hap-usuX, - Nf.bka.-k A.
J. E. PHEN'NEY. M. D.
Phjiseian and Sorgeon.
AH calls given prompt atteution.
Office in Drug Store.
-HARRISON NEBRASKA.
A. T. CLARK,
Lawyer.
Office: In the Sichstein Bniidi.ig,
HARRISON, - - NEB.
COME TO THE
JOURNAL ?K,
JOB WORK 3 Stationary.
SOTICE TO SETTLERS.
The rales of the local land office have
recently been amended so that settlers
to make final proof shall settle with the
publisher before sending in their applica
tion. All parties desiring to n.ake final
proof can have their papers made out at
The Journal office, free of charge, and
promptly transmitted to the land office
so that no time will be lost.
$50O for Good GtiCKsing.
The Nebraska Farmer has inaugurated
for its subscribers a unique guessing
scheme on the possible number of paid
admissions to the Trans-Missippi Exposi
now running at Omaha.
flOO will be paid for first nearest guess
$50 each for next two nearest guesse.
flO each for next 10 " "
2 each for next 50 " "
1 each for next 100 '
One guess may be made with each
yearly subscription paid in advance at
regular price one doll.-u so that every
one guessing will get the Nebraska
Farmer one year and liave a chance be
sides to get from, one dollar to one hun
dred and tliere will be 163 persons who
will get these cash premiums.
For sample copies, terms to agents and
full particulars address Nebraska Farm
er Co.,
1511 Dodge St, Omaha Neb.
Special Locals.
W Parties wishing to
purchase anything in the line
of harness Baddies or grain
and feed, can call on L. Ger
laeh, who w ill look after my
business during my absence.
K. KOHWKR.
XW Parties owing me on
accounts and wishing to set
tle same can do so by calling
at the Commercial bank.
E. Ron we it.
The July number of The
New Time is more agressive
than ever in pursuing its
war policy. It is unusually
rich in orginal cartoons and
interesting reading. Send
in a dollar for an annual sub
scription: We make a club
ing rate of SI. 65 for the New
Time and the Srtux Coi'ntt
Journal.
WANTED Wood on subscription soon
as we can get it. Editor.
Or. Pbionoy want to Omaha, last
Saturday on business also to put in a day
or two at the Exposition while there.
M". J. Dlewett left last Saturday to
attend the Democratic state convention
at Lincoln, which convened thereon the
2nd inst.
Mrs. O. W. Hester and master
Cecil went to Luk,Wyo., yesterday
noon on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. W.
H. Bousell's.
The editor of the KnighU of Labor
Advocate of Edfemont, S. Dak., aays,
after using Dr. Clark's Catarrh Reme
dies; "I can truly aay that they will
cure.
J. L. Fttzsiramena and bia (rained
Scotch Cooley dog were down from Hat
creek Tuesday, stay ing over night
Spanking of toe dog, be is one of tbe best
trained dogs it baa ever been the good
fortune of the writer to ate either here
or elsewhere, and doubtless money could
not boy it. Mr. Fitzlmmens is build
ing a WW house on hie Hat rrsek ranch
16x74 ai d to ui, looks Jike wedding bells
won Id be the neit tfcinf to ring in Abut 1
ic:nity '
J ; '.i r !un Itati- to Trmn-MW-Mlppi
l!tpoltloit !lt
Oiriuini N !. .J u lie
1 t to Nov. 1st
1S9S.
From Harrison every day (Sundav.":
excepted) from June 1st to Dctolw-r 1-j'h
lt9S at f -J3.20 for rouu.l trip rwxl for
return until Nov. 15th.
From Harrison evry day (Sundays
exceptlj from June 1st to October SVih
good fcr rturu 30 Jays from date of utle
f 19.35.
For the opening exercises on May 30th
round trip tickets will be sold good for
return June 6th at our fare viz $11.50.
E. F. Pontius agt.
Sjtcclul Excursion Itutrs to Hot
Hprlng S. Duk.
On dates named below at one fare
for round trip, tickets good for return 30
days from date of sale.
June 18 August 9
June 80 Aujruat 20
July 5 September 10
July 19 September 20
E. F. Pontics, Agent.
NOTICE. Leave your!
VV atches and Clocks at Dr.
LI. E. Phinneys Drug Storr
for repairs.
Engraving done at rea
sonable prices. All work
guaranteed to give satisfac
tion.
Have graduated from
Lin Omaha Watch-makers In
titute,
Ilroii C. Schmidt.
Address, Harrison, Neb.
Mass will be celebrated
at the court house in Harri
son, on Saturday, Aug. 13th,
189S, at 10 o'clock a. m. All
should attend.
Michael P. Waldron, Pastor.
Dr. Phinney returned from Omaha
yesterday noon.
The Old Soldiers State Reunion will
be held at Lincoln on Sept. 12 to 17th
inclusion.
On account of official notice reach
ing this office too late we could not give
the full text of the notice but will give
it next week.
, Miss Georgia Shcrill has been some
what indisposed during the past eek.
Chas. OouVe, who went to Omaha
last Saturday with 12 cars of cattle re
turned home yesterday noon.
M. J. Gaynart of Montrose, was in
town on business and doing; some trailing
in tbe bargain last Tuesday.
Rev. Father Muneich, wha has had
charge of this mission for the past tw
years has lieen removed to Jackson
Neb. , Dakota co u n ty .
Sirs. E. Rohwer confidently looks
for her other half home this coming
Saturday evening and may possibly pull
in anv night Wore that lime.
V..1I..U I l l.i l.M ..,,, -.11 L 1 r ,i! '
of skins witli hair for robes, or without
or leather. See Rttniple and prices in
J. H. Bartell's store.
H. Ol.BHiniT. fllen.Neb.
J. C. Ragland has purchased a lot
near the court house, bought a house of
Jeff Hewitt, moved it onto the lot and
will fix it up and move his family into
town this winter so the children can
attend school.
To Whom it May Concern:
Crawford Neb., Jan. 15, 1897. This
is to certify that I have used Dr. Clark's
Catarrh Cure, and have found it in every
respect as represented. It has cured my
case. R. S. SMITH.
Dr. 0. J. Shafer, wbo ownes a val
uable piece of Sioux county soil out
north-west of town returned from Hrad
dyville, la. yesterday where he has been
visiting for the past year. Dr. Shafer
looks well and hearty as ever, which
shows good living and treatment wliile
away.
Harrison will soon become famous
as Gretna Green, Ky., on account of the
scial advantages it gives to clan des
tine couples to have the nuptial knot
tied ioetanter after crossing the line be
tween Wyoming and Nebraska and
thereby outwitting the irate will of par
ents or guardians, as tbe case may
be.
Mm. Ed Maine who sustained quite
serious injures two weeks ago, was
brought to town Tuesday and will stop
at W. J5. Wrights place until she is com
pletely well. A no girl could be got
that could be relied orf to care for ber
during the absence of tbe men folks
while haying, it was thought the beet
thing to do, where at Mr. and Mrs.
Wrights she would have tlsa best of care.
"Jack" Kreislet, who has been at
Spring Hill, Wyo., since last spring,
came down laet Thursday evening on
business interests connected with a nine
owned by a half douen of our most
eoterprising citizens together with him
self and Frank Tiokham, who is a reai-
deot -of Douglas, Wyo. Jack has'nt a
shadow of a doubt In recard to the
future bright prosecU of their Wyom
ing mine. He will take back some
horses which be and Frank have down
in the walley.
" a....i ut,eMiifnfc w
at Hal. IsmmautMi, r M mmIM, m sisss
fs. TMisMtfMkMIr kanskw at
aw. m. jwtts, mtxmt
A t i hci a I teachers cxami-i
nation will be held at the
court-hour, Saturday, Aug.
13th, IfOa. Those not wish
ing to wait until Aug. 'Joth,;
the regular examination day
can prepare to take examina
tion on that day.
Ei.siK Mkp.riam, Co. Supt.
Miss Mary Shaffer accompanied by
ber brother Pete, were Harrison visitors
yesterday. r
In the very near future me-thinks
we can discern the peal of wedding bells,
where? Well just near Harrison.
Judge Hunter was duly installed in
the Rodarc Postoffice on last Tuesday.
Well here's to success Uncle Sam.
MARRIED. At the residence of J. L.
Stratton, Tuesday afternoon Aug. 2nd,
l.'.iH, William James and Miss Augusta
Hewmier, aged 23 and 18 years respect
ively, B. L. Smuck, Justice of the Peace
iwrforming the ceremony.
Though we are net acquainted with
tbe contracting parties, yet tbe Journal
extends hearty congratulations, wishing
them a long and blissful life.
The Republican county convention
has been called by chairman Priddy to
meet at the court House in Harrison
next Saturday at 1 o'clock p. m. The
convention will be co mooted of 33 dele
pates if every precinct is fully represent
ed. MARRIED At the Harrison House
August 2nd, Yi, Alonso "Wilson and
Miss Daisy Elmer. B. L. Smuck Justice
of the Peace officiating Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson were both of Manville, Wyo.,
aged 42 and 1 years respectively.
Last Saturday about 5 o'clock in the
evening as a secial train loaded with
twelve cars of cattle for Chas. Coffee,
were making the run to Andrews, where
7 cars more of cattle were to be loaded
about half way between the summit
2 miles oast of this place and Andrews
a tie had lieen placed on the track as was
supposed to ditch the train. Fortunately
the tie was an old one and so badly rot
ted that the train ran over it cutting and
grinding it to pieees causing no damage
to the cars. But had it been a solid tie
it would have ditched the train. This is
the second attempt to wreck a train on
the F. E. & M. V., road near this same
place w ithin a week. The writer in con
versation with Mr, Seigart, road master
on last Monday noon learned that it was
thought to be a boy who was herding
cattle nearby, that had placed the ob
struction on the road, not with any
malicious intent because ho was not
old enough to comprehend the distruc
tion to life and property it might do bu,
out of a curiosity to see what effect it
would have on a passing train. Mr.
Seigart sent the lioy word that another
such a foolish caper committed by him
would le followed up by arrest and
punishment to the full extent of the law.
It is to be hoed however, that the boy
whoever he is has been warned sulli
ciently if he is not wholly devoid of
common m is-- fro.ci th? rt.l ctliriais
never to be guilty ol uuolher mkii a
trick.
Montrose Clippings.
J.J. Wasserburger is building a new
house on his place he exect8 to move
into it next month sometime.
II. Priesthoff spent last Sunday with
his family be returned to Ardmore Mon
day where he is employed with Uie
bridge gang.
Mrs. Dan Jordon is staying with her
mother-in-law for a week or two where
she is busy putting up preserves 'for'
winter use.
II. Konrath and family were visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. John Serres Sun
day. Father Muneich held his last services
at the Montrose church last Tuesday
he will leave for the eastern part of Uie
state some time this week we are sorry
to lose him as be was well liked by
every one that knew him.
Had a fine rain here last week and
what is still better that it came just
in time to save most of the corn and
garden truck.
Every body is busy haying around
here they seem to realize bow it is to be
without feed for the stock when winter
comes.
Mrs. H. II. Wasserburger expects her
husband and brother-in-law back from
Colorado in about a week they are bring
ing some cattle out for Ed. Hollings-
worth.
Miss Lena Bautngard returned to
Casper Wyo. last Monday after spending
about three weeks with ber parents.
Saoe.
60UMKIIT POSITIONS.
" J" wh one of ike UOM
i posMioas in ike goweawat ssr
' vice, this Bureau can aaviss yea
4 buw uacccdtossnnlt,sMSt
1 yne lor psssurg the mialid Civil
Servics exsatiastloa therefor.
i
v tducauoa are au a isu,ssrsa
I needed.
MTWTI. MTUTS.
This Baran h the brtt facilities poasJbls for eh-
Issaasc patents sad copyright! as thU sad foreign
metrics. Ta chid ot this dept. sat bad a years
experience as Chief Kiaminer, Cnianisl finer as
Patents, and Pauat Attorney, sad is very seeesss
M la sscarinr broad patrntu and ta the Brass caUse
ef all pawn litigation before Uie cowts.
SCHOOL OF LAW.
This Baresa can tt yuu for sdralssina le the Bar
and prepare yoa for active prsntce ra I we years,
-sritheet autsrlatlf kit trier m errth year other ds-
uss. oer in Mr actor, are uie oar ayswes
mi ear ensryea rraaonsnw. rnrse luas
i: Univeraily, Business sad Ipse all.
sd for partirulani, lerats. eic.
NATIONAL INFORMATION fetTMAU.
'few York Aft., sirnfieB, D. C
OH YES!
Here We Are Again.
500 pairs of shoes
The above is an addition to our already large and
complete stock of boots and shoes now on hand.
We have the largest assortment ever sliown inJ
North-West Nebraska, and as to prices we DiLr Y
Competion and are sure
OUR STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
IS STILL THE LARGEST AND THE
BEST IN HARRISON. CALL
SND SEE US AND SAVE
MONEY,
Marsteller Brothers.
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THE NEW TIME, 56
EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT.
The Following Circular letter pnt out
by Supt. Jackson will bo of
trrrst in Nebraska Schools.
Lincoln Neb., July 20, 1898.
To Nebraska school people:
Many have experienced difficulty in lo
cating the Nebraska EJucational Ex
hibit at the Trans Mississippi Exposi
tion: hence this circular.
This exhibit is to be found in the
Gallery of the manufactures building.
Some visit our educational headquar
ters in the Nebraska building and fail
to find the exhibit, not knowing that it
is put ui) in another building.
The exhibit occupies some fifteen thou
sand square feet of floor spaje, and
comprises all grades of school work from
Uie kindegarten up through the State
University and is pronounced by lead
ing educators of other states as one of
the finest educational exhibits tbey liave
ever seen. The New England Journal
of EJurntinn, published at Boston nnd
I'hiciigii hi its issu.j of July II, makes
the following comment: "The educa
tional exhibit of Nebraska at the Trans
Mississippi Exposition, Omaha, is one of
the best, if not literally the best, ever
made in the Unites States." Great credit
is due to the thousands of educators and
pupils of the Nebraska schools wbo se
faithfully co-operated with us in making
the exhibit a success.
While we are all proud that Nebraska
has the lowest per cent, of illiteracy we
feel that thin exhibit is right in keeping
with the high standing our state lias at
tained. The work is neatly arranged and tast
fully decorated. Visitors can find seats
where they can rest and examine the
work. You can "Stand up for Nebraska
perhaps in no better way than by taking
your friend with you to see this. exhibit
which no doubt is as fine an educational
exhibit as was ever put up by any state.
W. R. Jackson.
Supt. Nebraska Educational Exhibit.
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The most infamous case on record
of deception and injustice is the at
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of final redemption in the United
States.
There is no learned judge, skilled
lawyer, or court of justice that is
capable of reconciling the effort with
the constitutional laws that govern
the bsue of money in this country.
The people have been deceived,
officials in power, choten to adminis
ter justice under the laws, have
ignored their sworn duty, and given
aid to the scheme that has paralyzed
induitry, reduced property values
one-half, and beggared millions.
There is no authority of law, either
spcci6c or by inference, by which
gold alor.c is made the only money
with which to discharge debts, either
pul'lic or private. The effort . to
.'i.ukc it co h unconstitutional and a
oaiional calamity.
I bin and ample inforroition, facts,
ir-1 truth, concerning this atmoxt sue
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