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Ceo. D. Can Editor ami Prop.
F. E. 4 timetable.
Going West. Going East.
H. 5, mliixl, 1 1 :20 1 No. . mixed 8 :W
North-Western
LINE
T. E. M. V. R. R. is the best
to and from tlie
BLACK HILLS,
1'EA.DWOOl) AND HOT SPKIXtiS,
SOUTH DAKOTA.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICE OS:
Silas A. Holeorob Governor
James E. Harris Lieutenant Governot
'"W. V. Porter :flectetary of Slate
John F. Cornell And 'tor
J. R. Meserve Treasurer
t'.J. Smyth . Attorney tieneral
J. V. Woife Land C'oiriBiWonei
W. Ii. Jacksou-
-Supt. Public Instruction
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION:
John M. Thurston f. 8. Senator, Omaha
In. V. Alien V. S. Senator, Madwun
J. Is. strode, Congressman 1st Dist., Lincoln
J. II. Mercer, " W " Omalia
ftaTHUDl Maxwell, " 3nl " Kre.inont
"VT. L. Stark, 4th " Aurora
K. H.Sataerland, " th Stlm
-W.L. Green, " tth " Keitrucy
JUDICIARY:
J. J. faiiTan.- J.'tiief Justice, Colcmbng
T. O. C. Harrltion Aa't Jude, ;rinl Inland
T.L.Norral Aanouiate Jud;e, Saward
D. A. CampbellQerk and Ectxjrter, Uucoln
EIFTEESTn JLDICIAL DLSTE1CT:
.11. P. Klnkald
"W. H. Weatover
Jodgo, O'Neill
" EaihvilH
...Clerk, Ilarriaon
3L, J.Blewett '.
TEliMS OF OOCIIT:
District Cottrt, At Hurrison, cororaencee
Spring term May Oth,
Tall " Sept Bth jnry l)th.
County Court, At Harrison, commences
first Monday of eaen month.
LEGISLATIVE:
Otto MotzSenator, It. No. 14, Springview
.A. E. Sheldon Hist. No. 53, Chadron
COTJSTY OFFICERS:
EoLert WiUson fnnty Jndge
M.J. Blewett.
Chaa. Eiehle
Clerk
Treastiret
Elsie 3Berriam .8upt. Public Infraction
5 hem Holly Sheriff
J. E. Pliinney I Coroner
P.. F. Tbonias . Surveyor
M. J. Blewett Clerk of Dhrtrk-t Court
t'iraat Gntbrio County A ttoruey
BOAED OF COMMISSIOSEES:
.Jen C. Meng 1st Diglrict
Andrew ITocunier id "
Juckaon MeitlenCChairmau) ad
VILLAGE OtTlCEES:
K. F. Pontins (chairman) Trunte
John Davig .. "
D. II. Grtawod . "
W. B. Marsteller -
E. Kohwer "
W. H. Davis . nrk
Lewis Gerlach Treasurer
SCHOOL OFFICERS:
Ejjgert Bohvrer Director
B. L. Smucli . . Mwlerntor
Lewis Gerlach Treaanrer
ClIUECHES AND 80CI KITES.
Methodist Sunday fehool meet every Run
day morning at 10:00
W. U. DAVJS, MlM B 1RTPLL,
Superintendent. Secretary
EPWOKTH LEAGT7E.
Uepilar bngines meeting first Tnpwlay
evening in each month.
Mihb Palmes,
O. Kkndai.l, Iresidcut.
Secretary.
Devotional meeting every1 Sunday evening
, at 6:15. MBS. KKNOAhk, Leader.
JUXIOK LEAGVE.
JBect each Sunday afternoon at 2 :30.
Mrs. kekualu, Supt.
JEEEY ET'SK POST, No. 341, G. A. R.
Moets second Monday in each mouth In
' tfee cart house at Harrison.
E. E. Livermore, Com.
WOODMEN OF THE WOULD. .
HarrtMm Camp, So. SS, roeefai on each al
teraate Wedoowlay evening.
W. H. Davis, J. a.Hadscn,
Clerk. Con. Cony
MODEK3I WOODME. OF AMERICA.
Meet! each alternate Saturday evenlnir
at o'clock. J. W iiiith, V. C
A. R. Dew Clerk.
Us Davis Kads Co GKcago.
Baby
IHttytoto
53.50
TMCMtpeM
Mual
MearU.
Sllrap (or Special CatalcgM.
GRANT GUTHRIE,
Attorney-at-Law,
Prompt attention given to all legal
matters in Justice, County and IHstrict
Court, and before the United Htate
Land Office.
Fire Insurance written in reliable
jompanies.
riTLeg1! pajiers carefully drawn.
Hahiusos, - Nebraska.
J. E. PHINXEY. M. D.
riiyLscian and SurjtHin.
All calls given prompt attention.
Office i:i Drug Store. r
-HARRISON - NEBRAS2A,
A. T. CLARK.
Lawyer,
Office: second door fruin jrr kkai. ellcs
HARRISON, -.NEB.
COME TO THE
I OFFICE
ilia ur 'uur
JOB WORK 3 Stationary.
NOTICE TO SETTLERS.
The rules of the local land oiliee hare
recently leen amended so that settlers
to make final proof shall settle with the
puiiliaher tjefore sending in tiieir apJic.v
tion. All parties dtiring to liiake final
prtiof can have tiieir pajwrs made out at
The Jocrkal office, free of charge, nnd
promptly transmittal to the land oliice
so tlmt no time will be lost.
NOTICE. Lj-avo your
Watclies and Clocks at Dr.
J. E. Phinneyg' Drug Htore
for rcjiairs. ,
Engravin.? done at rea--'onable
i.rict;s. All work
cruarantet-d to give satisfac
tion. M
Have praduatcd from
an Omaha Watch-maker.-, In
stitute, llvv.n C. hcuMfuT.
Addrfss, Harrison, Nl).
Speciral LocalK,
WHITE RIVER WOLF ASSOCIATION.
Glen, Neb., Jan. IS, 1V8.
The andcreigne'l are to pay the naui
set opposite their name forja wolf f nnd of fM
tur each gray wolf killed within t tnile of
White River, above Glut, v.itlii.1 the uet i
months and appoint Mr. H. II RuwKfll a
their treaBUrer aud Kill pay him ou de
mand. DayW Colville
H. H. Ruxxell
A, T. Hughiiora
IC. L.:i
J.J. Martin
Wa!tr John so
George Scot t
Total-
tW 00 Fred Elombiirg r: M
)b ( Jiio. S. Tucker 5 M
IMF, Force I t'
hW Eincry Gillinor S 50
SWIroyllall 6 00
5 () W. J. Johuson 2 50
2 00
:, 00
Excursion Iinte-s tr Trans-Mlg-slsippi
Exposition at
OmaliaNeb. June
1st to Nov. 1st
1808.
From Harrison every day (Sundays
excepted) from June 1st to October l-'th
1)3 at 123,20 for round trip good for
return until Nov. 13th.
From Harrison every day (Sundays
excepted) from June 1st to October 80th
good for return 30 days from date o sale
$19,35.
For the opening exercises on May 30th
round trip tickets will be sold good for
return June 6th at our fare viz (14.50.
E. F. Pontius agt.
.Spcrial F.vcurslon Hates to Hot
(Springs S. luk.
On dates named below at one fare
for round trip, tickets good for return 30
days from date of sale,
Jumj 16 August 9
June 30 August 20
July 5 September 10
July 39 Reptember 20
E. F, Pontics. Agent
Rev, Father Waldron of
Chadron, requests tho Jour
nal to announce that Mass
will be celebrated at Mont
rose, Aug. 31st, one week
from next Wednesday.
Mass will be celebrated
in Harrison, at the court
house, on Thursday Sept.
let, 1898 at 10:00 o'clock
a. m. The children are ex
pected to be present for in
struction?!. Michael P. Waldron,
Pastor.
, Old papers for pale, 5cts
per bakers dozzen,
WANTED Wood oa subscription boob
m we can get it. Editor.
IH i!vin g, NVU, I fh. I'". I)r. j
("lark, IvUetnorit, H. IUk.: To tlxe
afh'twl with catarrh of the heud,
throat or lunpi I would rncoumtend tlie
u of Dr. Clark's Remedies for the
treatment of thexe disoasen. I have
been trouhlod with this complaint for
ttia past fifteen years. I have consulted
nitny doctors and tried niany different
remedies, and 1 must say that l)r.
Clark's Remedy has done me more good
than any otlier. 1 hojie that everyone
haying this complaint will use bis Rem
edy and will receive the same benefit
from the treatment that I have done,
ami in tliat case he will say his money
is well Hjient. C. II. ABBOTT.
O. A. Garton, took the examination
on last Saturday.
The Clover Ieaf Clut, w ill give an
entertainment Aug., 31.
Tiie county comtuiinner wen in
session yesterday and t,olay.
The 2nd Neb. volunteer nre Ut 1
tnutered out in iilxiut '
Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie returned from
the Exposition yesterday. ,
A tiutntfr if t'achei-s took thi ex
amination on last Saturday. ,
True Miller !iipjt-d t'n irarn of, rat
tle to south Omaha, iiiiuiiets, on last
Sunday.
Striyt ( Vnimisioner Hewitt isjhriv-
ing some much needed repairs lira
our citv streets.
on
up
James T. M:ion of Glf'n, w
doing biirines before tle board of
missio'.iers yesSenlay.
Ye editor went eat a f ir as '
tine, on lat Friday everjin:;, rctt
on Monday morning.
I OII1-
;irn
uing Mr. FA Lvon lias been euiplnyel
to
put a foiindution under tlie wure-'j
use
V.
of our enterprising lumlx'r uip.n, ;
Hester.
Miss Clatidia Hester, who ban
visiting at I.iik, during futveral wekn
past, itturned to L'T home on tl;e Ij ule-
vard on hist S durday evening.
County Trtrann-'r Uiehlu, has hl to
je at the helm and bow of the olfif this
week in tlie nbence of Mr. Gutheriij. the
the latter with his belter half are j ing
the great exposition at maha. j
While in Harrion yesterday ,t T.
Mason, of Glen, did not forget to rn,eri).
bur the J.JCii.NU, family, in bis own
generous way by some very excellent
cabbages. Many t'trnks kind fnend
someday possibly we can return the
favor.
N. 1. Hmilia returned to his home
at Extra., Ia.. f.n last Saturday evening,
taking w ith him a car of horses IK-Song-ing
to tlie c-sbite of his deceased fatlwr
of which he is administrator.
The Rev. V. II. Cost ley, of Si.ockbnde
Ga., wliile attending to his pastoral dut
ies at Ellen wood that state was attacked,
by cholera morbus, lie says: "Ity
chance I happened to get hold ot a bol
of Chamberlain Colic, Choler and
I'iarrhoca Remedy and I think it w the
means of savicg my life. It relieve) me
at once." For sale by Dr. J. E. Pliin
ney. Mr. and Mrs. Sheriff Holly drove to
Glen, on last Monday while Mr. U. at
tended to Hiine business Mrs. Holly was
euk-rUitu'd l.v old frietnis, they returned
the same evening,
Mr.' A. Orton expects to leave for his
old home in Pennsylvania soon n-i he
can get matters adjusted afttr the sile
which will occur next Saturay. Sorry
to see him go.
We have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in our home for many years and
bear cheerful testimony to its value as a
medicine which should be in every fami
ly. In coughs and colds we have found
it to be eflicacious and in troop and
whopping cough in children we deem it
indisK.nsable. IL P. Kilter, 4127 Fair
fax ave., St, Iiuis, Mo, For Bale by
Dr. J. E. Phiney.
Master Eddie and Bassil Guthrie,
were under the care of Mrs. L. Gerlach,
during the absence of their parents at
Omaha.
Thomas lie II of Lusk was in our
midst on last Saturday, transacting sorre
business in the cattle line having dis
posed of eight or ten cars of them to our
young and enterpising Klor k-mau True
Miller.
Sirs, E. Maine, who has been at the
residence of section foreman Wright,
under Mr. Wrights care during the
ast few weeks returned to her own
home on last Saturday, s.he was so far
improved as not to need crutches any
longer. ,
Jiollr I tan cattle hides and all kind
of skins with hair for robes, or without
ordeather. See sample and prices in
J. IL Bartell's store.
1L Oi-raaciiT. Glen. Neb.
W. W, W'oods, one of Rushville's,
brightest legal lights spent a few hours
in our midst on last Thursday attending
to some business.
W, L. Farley, of Rodarc, will with
this issue of the JocKNAf, peruse its
pages for a year at hauit. Mr. F, e x
jiects to teach in Sioux County, and
with that intention took examination
before our county superintendent on Jast
Saturday.
The Ik-t t Remedy for Flux.
Mr. John Mathias a well TTnown stock
dealer of Pulaski, Ky., lays: "After
suffering for over a week with flux and
ray physician having failed to relieve me
I was advised to try ChamWlains Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
"nave the pleasure of stating that the
tialf of one bottle cured me." For mI
by Dr. J. E. Pbinney.
Rev. J. l. Hka)4ir, -astor nf the mt-
hodiKt F.picoiftl Church at Speariiah,
S. lHik., writes that be had been altlicted
with catarrh and bronic inflammation
of the throat for five years and his yocal
chords being the occasion of a great
deal of pain, worry and annoyance. He
took a artial treatment of I'r. Clark's
Catarrh Remedy and received so much
benefit that he recommends it to all suf
ferers from catarrh.
M. J. Weoer of Glen, was in our
on last Monday, doing business before
Judge Wilson.
Mr. Kirtly returnod from Omaha on
last Monday he reports a brisk market
and fair prices.
Grandma Sutton was a visitor at
the huh on last Monday, She returned
to her home the same evening.
The heat for the past mouth has
certainly lsen more excessive this year
than for the same eriod last year.
Miss Catherine Ib-nry, of Montrose,
was at the county scat on lat Saturday
making final proof, before M. J. iSlew
ett. Mrs. A. Southwort of Chadron sis
ter of Mrs. Sam Tebliet. with her son
and daughter came up for a few days
visit Tuesday.
Sir. Andrew McGinley of Running
water sol.t out bis ranch to J. IL Cook !
last week the consideration being !
frJO.OOO. j
County commissioners nnd Clerk
drew the names of the j'irors who will
! in ttt tendani.'e at District court w hich
will convene Sept, llllli.
Mrs. Vv. H. lionscll ami children of j
I. iisk, is down visiting with lier inothr J
and a sister who arrived here from Mis
souri altotit a week ago.
Mr. D. Sutton, has made a deal with
County Treasurer iiielde, which puts
him in posse'-sion of the third lot north
of the North Western hotel.
Mr. Farley "of Ivlgemont. S. I..k.,
who we understand exe tsto teach the
Rod-arc sclhxd this fall and w inter took
teat hers examination last Saturday.
We iinderstaod that I rank Curry
intends keeping the cattle Iwuglit of
McGinley & Co., for a couple of months
yet before .shipping a part of them at
"least.
Livery man Hewitt made a trip to
Crawford, Wednesday, and w hile there
added a bran new boggy to his outfit
which speaks for itself by way of bis
increasing business.
Miss Russi :-!! of Gion, who attended
the teachers special examination on the
13th inst we understand passed a sucess
ful examination, and hence will teach
the Glen school this fall and winter.
Frank Ctirrie. has we understand
bought out Mr. McGiuh.ys cattle the
total outfit which numbered 000. We
did not learn what the consider) ion
was, nor tlid wo learn what Mr. Mc,
intends doing in future.
Mr. Frank Lsndeman, who has been
employed to teach the upiier r.jom in the
Harrison school the coming year, arrived
from Gnswold, via the Omaha
exposition, where lie put in a few days
viewing the sights.
The addition to the parsonage r.ow ;
bng built by Rev Kn(':i!l is well un 'er
way and iH noon b. te:uly fr u
pancy. The frame is already up aid
will be enclosed ly the end of the
week.
The Jocrsai, is sorry to report that
Dr. Phinney has leen and is still quite
sick. Although he is around and brok
ing arter bis business at tlie store he is
a long ways from enjoying good health
but hojie he will soon regain his usual
sleuth.
County Treasurer Riehlo has rented
the rooms now occupied by Editor Dav i
in the Andrew's block and intends to
move part of his family up from the
ranch soon as school commences. Mr.
Davis will move his family to Andrews
where be will teach school.
The president has appiouted follow ing
named statesmen as peace coramiisioners
to Paris:
Secretary of state William R. Day,
senator Cushman KL Davis of Minneso
ta, Senator William P. Fry, of maine,
Associate justice, K. I). WHite of Louis
iana and Geul. Benjamin Tracy of New
York former secretary of the navy.'
About one monlii ago my child, which
is fifteen mon lbs old, had an attack ef
diarrhoea accompanied by vomiting. I
gave it such remidies us are usually
given in such cases, but as nothing gave
relief we sent for a physician and it was
under his (area week. At this time the
child had lreen sick for alout tx-n days
and was having about twenty-five opera
tions of the liowels every twelve hours,
and we were convinced that unless it
soon obtained relief it would not live
Chamberlain' Col ic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy was recommended, and I
decided to try it. I soon noticed a
change for the better; by it continued
use a complete cure was brought about
and it is now jerfectly healthy. C. L.
Regg, Stumptown, Gilmer Co., W. Va.
For Sale by Ir. J. E. Phinney.
Warbonnet Wui lillngs.
Albert Xoreish wan a Warbonnet visi
torMunday, he is working for Jack Rag
land now.
J. O. Merriam finished cutting hay for
11. A. Priddy Saturday.
O. A Garton is cutting grain for J. W.
Ricedojf.
Mrs. J. W, Ricedorf, returned to their
ranch in lite valley Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Roush were Harrison
visitor Saturday.
Miss Elsie Merriam visited the Hub
Monday. Echo.
nminim
OH YES! OH YES!
Here We Are Again.
500 pairs of shoes
rill , - . . 1 l'i
l un auove is an :tuuitioii u our .un-uu v mi,,'
complete stock of boots and sliocs now on hand. LJ
v v, nave un; iaiTr-L uwrnmnn un i-u"...
v..n,.s..,st v,.i,r-.i i -u tn i,rifsi we DEFY
MWl ilr II ' l ' wuirMi ii
kjompelion and arc sure
OUlt STOCK OF (iKNKUAL MKIKMIANDISE
ST S 1 i r T 1 n. fltTVIl T I 111 I 'l"!! t f I I 'I1 I I P
IS MILL lllfj LAliUL.l 1 . I ' im'
EEST IN HARRISON. CALL
S M ft Yj I S A ,M ) r? A 1,
MONEY,
Mnrxtcller
Following are the names of tho jurors
as drawn by the count y clerk and sheriff
yesterday to serve at the September I'.Uh
1"!)S term of court:
Herman Fricke
George Swansoa
Jacob Forster
William Ga hnrt
M. J. O'Connell
Clias. Dipert
George Cunt
Phillip I tunn
W. II. White
W. C, Dickinson
J. C. Parsons
John AV. Christ Ian
F. W. Meyer
Octave Harris
J. W. Grove
J. B. Burke
Nels Engbret
Joseph J. Kipp
James Kverson
'-or win L. is
John OstninJer
John Li cy
Jost-pli Pretty
Fninkliu Force.
IVoraim for tli Comity Sent
Hoclal.
At Andrews Hall. Wednesday night
Aug 81 ll8. Given by the Clover Ie..f
Club. Mum 8 xial, one half hour, line,
c for speaking.
Peak Sister's Salulj,
Song.
SIect Reading.
R 'citation.
Song.
Recitation.
Music.
Mu.dc by Harrison Band.
Ice cream.
Come One, come all.
Montrosf Clipping:!.
I'o-s how dfes the game of ball agree
with you.
There was piite a gathering of people
at Ardmore, Sunday to see the game of
ball. It was the most interesting game
ever played around here the scores stood
lU to 21 in favor of Johnson's bridge
gang-
Jake Wasst rburgcr and Henry Pieken
brock are busy making fences to keep
the cattle out of their w inter range.
Jolm Hibblen had the misfortune oT
falling with a horse andasatmepience
is carrying bis loft ban! in biindages he
hisseveral flncera broken.
II. Pric-.tholfs ia now workintrat lvlge
mor.t he spent .Sun.Iiy w:m his farui
! Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Gayhart intends to
start for the Omaha Exposition and also
to Visit their son John who is living there
some time this week.
The boys agreed to play another game
of ball on the snmo ground Sept ith.
Saoe.
Notice Of Sale Of Person
al Property.
Notice is hereby given that
in pursuance of an order of
the county Court of Sioux
county, Nebraska, the under
signed will on the 8th day of
September, 18U8, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
7 o'clock p. in. of said day at
the residence of George
Howks near school house in
District No. 1, in White Riv
er precinctf Sioux county,
Nebraska, sell at public auc
tion the following articles,
being the personal estate of
S. W, Kemp, deceased:
1 Dark Hay Mare 0 years-old
branded 4j on right shoul
der, 1 Dark Bay Horse 0 years-old
branded samo, white strip
in face,
1 Iron Cray Mare 9 years-old
branded same,
2 Iron (i ray Horses 3 years
old branded same,
1 White Maro 15 years-old,
not branded,
1 Piano Mower. G foot cut,
1 Hay Rake, 1 Cultivator,
1 Wreaking Plow 1 (Jook
Stove, 1 Heating Stove,
3 Pair Pinchers, 1 Itasr,
I Paring Knife I Shoeing
Hammer.
Mabtik J. Weu'eb,
Administrator
Just received over
of the latest styles.
1 .. 1 A 1 wv,, '1 lul
Di ti i" f' '
to s.-.it all who cojne
Lirotlier
PUBLIC SALE.
Saturday, Aug.
27th, 1898, I will
offer for sale at the
old J. W. Hunter
rench the follow
ing personal prop
erty to-wit:
3 Brood Mares &
colts.
2 2-year-old Geld-
. ings.
1 Cow, 1 Saddle,
1 Wagon, 1 Set of
Harness 1 Set of
Blacksmith tools
1 14 inch Plow, 1
6 leaf extention
Table, 1 Cup
board, Bureau,
Rocker, Bed spring
kitchen Chairs Bed
steads, one Domes
tic Sewing Mach
ine, 23 yds Carpet,
Large looking-glas
A quantity of dish
es, Jars &c, and a
half doz. Hens.
31 Acres good Corn
31 Acres Millet and
other things too
numerous to men
tion. Terms: CASH.
A. ORTON.
API I.ICAT'ON KOil LlCI OIt I K KNK.
Matter of application of II. (i. .Nuvt eomlj
for liquor liefntm,
Tu tho Chairman nnd lloani of trustees of ,
tlie .tllHKof HurrUon, Sioux county, Jfe-hrji-Ua;
Jiotire Is hcr.-hy xiven that II, (i. New
iWib bin Hlml hU U.pllcatlon with tho
Clink of the villnjje of iiiirriwm, Sioux conn
ty, Nehraska, for IleeniM. to ei malt, plr
ituoimand vtnoiu liquors In the vlilaicn of
Hiirrljii, Moos- comity, Kehnuka, trom Dm
rth driy of Auifniit, Is, until tlie end of tho
fiscal year In liny lHfit.
It then I no ohjectlunii, remonstranee
or prote.t fllcl within two awki prior to
UiflZTth Utiyof Auut, W, the said llceniw
will be (rran ted.
II. . NKWC'OM B, Applicant,
Here Owners!. Try
COMDAULT'8
iaisstic
U! ril.lKf). i-'i.-jiMilupAam, lii.
$1.31 t-r ,H t, OrnnlM. or.
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