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The Sioux County Journal,
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VOL. XI.
NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, SEPT. 29 1898
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ktu un I IL I r 15 SETTLED RlftUT -irn. William J
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The Sioux County Journal.
f ESTABLISHED 1889.
Subscription Price, fl.00
OFFICIAL PAPER OF 6I0UK COUNTY.
Geo. D. Canon, .
Editor.
Kntored at the Hurribon
woond claw mutter.
ixwt office as
The Jon:NAL stand fairly
and squarely on the Chicago
pldlJOrm, OUt Will not h,Hltate
to fSU)port and Work- for the KKed trying to besmirch the character
election Of Candidate for lie an1 nMtury reeorJ of Hon, W. J Bryan
various offices to ho voted fori1'? m,in fiiwcial patches to the
this fall no matter, whether ' Jo,,r"!l1 at Linc,),n Kl-vin that ,lie "'P
ihAti ar Tbmnmtti. 7rt, . ! h,ch H V V U 3rd Neb. volun-
or free silver Republicans, if
endorsed by all the reform par
ties, conditional, however, that
they advocate bi-metallhm the
income tax law, opposition, to
national banks r,f iwe, are
opposed to the retirement of the
greenbacks and treasury note,
favor govcrnmctU control of
railroads, telegraph and tele
phone lines and tJie establish'
rnent of postal savings bank
ing system, and aha are op
posed to th$ issueing of nation
al bonds in t ime of peace.
FCSIOX STATE TICKET.
For Governor ;
HON. V. A. POYNTER,
Tor Lteal. Governor:
HON. A. E. GILBERT.
For Sc. or Stnti-:
HON. W. F. PORTER.
For Stt TriMuii rrr :
HON. J. R. MESERVE.
for State Amlltor:
Hon. J. V?, CORNELL.
For Attorney General:
HON.C. J. SMYTH.
For Com. Pub. Lsnrta A Uuiul J nst :
HON. J. V. WOLFE.
Tor Snpt. I'nnlie Instruction:
HON. W. R. JACKSON.
For Conirr. (ItU Dlntljpt.
HON. V. II. GREEN.
For Sniitor Hill ,aentorlnl Wstrict.
HON. OTTO MUTZ.
For RcprnMntfttlvi1, 53 District,
HON. LEWIS GERLACH.
Dcuiocrutlc Mush County Com
, mi (ton.
Notice is hereby given that a Mass
Convention of the elctors composing the
Democratic Party 'of Sioux county, Ne
braska, wilj he held at the Court House j
in the vmnge of Harrison, at the hour
of 2 o'clock in the afternoon on Satur
day the 8th day of OctoU-r, 1808, for
the purpose of placing in nomination a
candidate for the office of County Attor
ney to he voted for at the General Elec
tion to be held in Raid county in the
mootb of November 1809. All electors
f aaid county, who affiliate with the
Democratic Party are requested to lie
present at Mid convention.
Dated September 10, 1809.
M, J, Gayuaht,
Chairman,
Tho People's Inl-pnlent Par
ty, Mats County Couventlon.
Notice it hereby given that a mam
convention of the electors composing ihe
People'! Iodejiendent Party of Sioux
County, Nebraska, will be held in the
Court Houm in the village ef Harrison,
at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
on Saturday October, 8 1899, for the pur
poee of placing in nomination a candi
date for the office of County Attorney
of Sioux county to be voted for at the
Oeoeral Election to be held in said coun
ty in the month of November, 1B0H.
All elector! of aaid county, who affiliate
with the People' Independent Party are
requested to be preeent at aaid conven
tion. Dated this Iftth day of September, 1808.
Claim Chrjhtxnkkn,
Chairman,
WHY DO'NT YOU SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE JOUIML?
liKiicanoDs are now uiat trie gold con
gress, now in possession of a cold admin
stratioD, will be routed, root hnd branch
November 8th,
The French cabinet have decided to re-
o)en the tapt. Dreyfus case which will
uuuuuess resun in tne exileu prisoners
acquittal.
According to an estimate made by
the I)emocr,itic congressional campaign
committee the result of the November
election will show n majority in the next
congress in favor of Tree silver of not
less than GO. The different parties will
elect about as follows:
R'publii ai Congressman lit
Democratic " lfis
Fusionist " 28
Doubtful " 21)
Tlife repuubli'-an state convention of
New York on the 2Tth inst noiiiinited
lion. Theodore Roosvelt for governor
ou the first, ballot. Teddy ax he is belter
know by the press of the county was
Colonel of a regiment of Rough Riders"
from the state of New York, and done
valient lighting at the battle of Santia
go, Cu ba.
Mr Annin, the State Journal's special
correspondent at Washington is now en
I teens is in worse condition than nnvcamn
at Jacksonville,
tered.
r
wheru they are quar-
Representative Bailey of Texas, de
clared in a speech in W. Virginia, last
week that the surplus in the U. S. treas
ury above the gold reserve would exceed
the kind i-:Mie, (Iium verifying bin nrgti
meut bv.t May ,n tb-j Uoor of congress
that it was not nrct-o'k'iry to issue botuK
to carry on the war. Yet. a republican
congress with the administration, insist
ed on the issuing of bonds for the nation
al banks to draw interest from, aud the
wealth
re
producing class will have it to
What fMinley Prosperi
ty
Folhvlng aro Oillclol Fig
ures TuUeri From the Kce
ords cr the Auditor's OlTUe
Down at Elucolii.(
TAXES PAID THE STATE OF NE
BRASKA In the years 139-t & 1895 13,20.1,3086
Taxes paid in VM & 1,, 2,200,244.40
Taxes Khort under McKinley
prosperity... $59,01)1.40
What becomes of the argument of
Judge Hay ward, republican candidate
for Governor, in which he claims it was
the increased payment of taxes, caused
by McKinley prosperity that enabled
the fusion State Government' to pay
8(71,800.53 of Republican made State
dubtj? Taxes paid decreased $59,001.40.
Respectfully Submitted,
T. II. T1BBLES.
l nereoy certify that the llgures giv
ing tiie amount of taxes paid to the
State of Nebraska during tba yeats 1894,
1895, 1893 and 1897 in the above state
merit are correctly transcribed from the
hooks of this ollice.
J.
F. CORNELL, Auditor.
seal.
C. C. POOL, Deputy.
How In This!
Following is proof of about the kind of
medical skill was provided for chief of
the medical service over 25,000 soldiers
by secretary of war, Alger, who was
more of a horse and cow doctor than
anything else:
H08A1TAL OF THE
COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SUR
GEONS,
NEW YORK CITY.
KATES OF IIOAUD.
Horse! per day $1.50
Dogs per day.... .20
Cats per day ,50
BATIIM KOlt DOOM. .
Small Dogs $ .50
Large, longhaired lJogs 1.00
Medicated special.
Professional charges according to na
ture of cases.
Dr. D. U. Gill. Dr. R. S. Heudokoper.
Who is responcible for the appoint
merit of a veterinary surgeon, a horse
and cow doctor to look after and see
that proper treatment was given to the
brave boys who offered their services for
humanity's sake? secretary Alger or Dr.
Heudekopcr, which? Either Mr. Alger
or president MeKinloy is.
The above is a specimen of congress
man Urosvenor s republican war for
suffering humanity. Yet, this talented
and scientifically educated M. D. is per
mitted to hand in resignation before the
investigating cammittee, only just re
cently appointed by the president can
reach his dedartmeut, as did aocretary
Alger during the civil war.
bliouhJ the New York. demrtfrofiV.
state convention now in session at Hyra
cuse, refuse to recognize the silver demo
crats, any ticket they may put up will
we believe, be defeated, and ought to be.
The goldocracy has finally succeeded
in killing the Arena, a monthly maga
zine published and edited in Boston Mass.
This magazine was published in the in
terest of bi-mitallisra by John Clark
Ridpath, one of the ablest historians in
the United States, and besides he one of
the best posted men on the financial
issues oi looay. iuus it will be seen
that what the gold crowd were not ablo
to do with common sense and braina,
money nas taken its place.
I . r . , n,, .. ...
According to the Cleveland Plain Deal
er, Senator Kylo of 3. Dakota, has re
nounced his populism together with his
free silver views. It declares the sena
tor went to Cleveland for the sneil:il
inrpose of holding a conference with
Hon. M. A. Hunna, and to announce to
that King of Kintrs aud Lord of Lords
lis reacceptance of republican principals
How tan he look honest mea ia the
fact-?
The Philadelphia Public ledger hns
notified the Colorado republicans thnt
they have been quibbling and, therefore,
are deceptive, when they declare in their
plntform of resolutions, at their recent
convention "that the republican party
wt re in favor of International bi-melal-lism."
Tho Republic says the republican
party are in favor of the single gold
standard and that nothing els will work
No doubt the Republic voices the se
timeut of the majority of that parly.
The Following Is u Sample-,
Following pre a fow cases of sick sol
dier at Cliiekanuingiv camp showing
how they were neglected and (mated; by
incompetent officers and surgeons, while
stationed at the above named placa; as
shown by the investigating committee
appointed by General Breckeiri dj,-e.
Thd short statements ars clipped from
the Omaha, World-Herald and as the few
clippings will show there was not only
incompetency shown on the partof those
who were ln 'charjo of the sick, but
brutality was a factor in iFw-ta-jitroi nt
of the soldier as thuse testimonies
show: - j)V
Captain C. If. Price of the Sc&d
Kentucky gave this evidence of brutal
ity; -"August 25. I was visiting niun
bers oC my company in this hospital
when my attention was directed, to
shrieks from thu Ninth New York ward.
I went there and discovered Major Hub
bard attempting to administer medicine
to a patient. ,'
"I saw the surgeon take the patient
oy the shoulder and press him to the
cot with great force. Then he caught
the patient by the throat and held him
down. After this he wrenched the pa
tient's arm. I went into the tent and
said to tne surgeon: 1 don t know your
name or rank, but this butality must be
stopped. The harsh treatment of the
patient stopped, but the surgeon remark
ed that was the way to humor patients.'
The patient was delirious, which was the
reason he would not take the medicine.
This piece of brutality was seen by seve
ral other persons,"
Lieutenant G. J. Hardy of the Ninth
New York testified to these shameful
facts: "I fouud Private Leibgold un
conscious. He was laying nude and un
washed on a cot in the sun. His Jiody
was rolling from side to side and Ins
eyes were glassy. Maggots were crawl
ing on his body. It was a terrible
and damnable pieco of neglect. U
Private Samuel L. Hinton of the First
Mississippi said: "I volunteered to come
over here to nurse members of my com
pany. While in the typhoid fever Vard
I saw helpless patients laying covered
with flies with no one to help thera. I
remember a man from the Ninth New
York in ward C. He was covered KWith
maggots. I had four tents to look after
in which were fifty-two patients. I have
seen patients go from the evening if one
day until the noon of the next without
ice or meuicai attention. The water
used was drawn from a hydrant and was
from Chickmauga creek. It was warm
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an ordor of salo Issued by the
Clerk of tho Dintrlct Court ot the county of
Sioux, nd state of Nebraska, upon adecree
reiidwred by said Court In favor of William
H. Male, Benjamin Graham, William Halls
Jr., and litems II, llaydcn are plaintiffs,
and James Clark, Ucrlnird II Indent, Sibylla
Binders, Martin Gayhart and Mrs, Oayhiirt
his wife, and W, J, Jtowden are dnfeittautu,
I will on the i!7tb day of October, A. IX )8W,
t the hour of t o'clock p. m. of said dy, at
the east front drr of the Court Hoeecln
(Iarrlaon, in said county, offer and soil the
fi bowing dlerlbod real estate to-wit! ; Ihe
South i of the sputh West S4. Lots a A
Seetlon J8, Township 84, Range M, IB loux
county, Ncbraxka, at public auetloa to the
highest bidder for caah, to natlify aaid order
of sale, In the sum of 04711.00, with latsrest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent. Mr an
num from the sth day of December f, and
costs and accruing costc
THOMAS HOLLY,
Sheriff of Said UHBtr
READ THE
JOURNAL
This Week,
A CRITICAL TIME
DTJRIXC THE BATTLE
OF
SANTIAGO.
Sick or "Well, a Rush Xlght And
Iay.
The packers at the Battle of Santiago de Cuba
were all heroes. Tlielr her(,ir. Efforts In get
tin? Amuuitlou and Uatlous to the (rout
saved the day.
B. E. Butler, of pack-train No. 3, writ
ing from Santiago, Do Cuba, on July
23d, says:
' VVe all had diarrhoea in moreor less
violent form, and when we landed we
had no time to see a doctor for it was
a case of rush and rush night and day
to keep the troops supplied withamu
nition and rations, but thanks to
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy, we were able to keep at
work and health; in fact, I siucerly be
lieve that at one critical time this medi
cine was the indirect saviour of our
army, for if the packers had been unable
to work there would have been no wa
of getting supplies to the front. There
were no roads' that a wagon train could
use. My comrade and myself had the
good fortune to lay in a supply of this
medicine for our pack-train before wa
left Tampa and I kno-v in four cases it
absolutely saved life."
The above letter was written to the
liuinufaetures of this medicine, the
Chamberlain Medicine Co., Des Moines,
Iowa. For sale by Dr. J. E. -Phionev.
How
to Tell To-Morrow'a
AVcuther
A short, clear, entertaining and
valuable lesson for amateur weather
observers is given in the September
Ladies Home Journal in the form of
a series of pictures of clouds, with brief
explaiatwy notes. The page is well
-."iu .aaui4t7u'''aW'aaF'ikg?ftHf ther
is nothing in the article which would
not be understood by anybody, even a
child and a little close study will make
one qualified to form better opinions
than ever before as to wbat the weather
will be.
Subscribe for the
JOURNAL
Bcauttrul Easter I,lllies or Fairy
Tillies.
Florida is the home of the famous
Easter Lily. During the blooming sea
son, iu some places, the ground is almost
white with their beautiful, lily white
(lowers, and thousand of them are picked
by the colored children and carried to
market. Before coming north I had a
fine lot of the lily bulbs dug, and
brought them with me; they make love
ly house plants and are sure to bloom.
Any one who would like two or three of
these lily bulbs can have them by send
ing a stamp to pay postage. You are
indeed very welcome to send as I can
get more when I return to Florida next
fall. .
Address Mrs. F, A. Warner Saginaw.
East Side, Michigan.
STOCK BRANDS.
The Journal will publish your brand, Ike
the following, for fz :0O, per vcur. Kach ad
ditional brand 75 cents. Kvery larmor or
ranclimen In 81oux and adjoining counties
houkl advertise their brands In Tub Jour
Hit as It circulates all over the stato. It
may be the nicaus of saving money for you.
FRANK NUTTO.
On left side of cattle and on left
hooide.r ot horses.
Range on Antolope creek
1 O., (.hllclirlBt, Sioux Co., Neb.
CHAIILK9 HIEI1LE.
On left side or hip of cattle, (
On left shoulder of hnriies. i
Range on tho head 01 Warbonnet
creok
Address Harrison, Sioux Oo. Neb.
S. W. CARRY.
I On left shoulder of cattle
lliorws.
and
llUmreon Little Cottonwood.
I'O. ., Crawford Nebr.
Flaal Proof Notioes.
All persons having final proof notices in
this paper will receive ft marked copy of the
paper and are requested to examine the'.T
notice and if any errors exist report the
same to this office at on oe.
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tarvlac InftonmitwiM. nn b4 Mnill. n mi.
trap. jrcmi(ipiprwcii7 atraiJMi aai
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READ THIS AD
. Don't send away for Dry Goods and
Groceries when you can buy them as
cheap at the
RANCH SUPPL Y HOUSE
in Harison, as you can in Chicago at
the department stres.
GERLACH, proprietor of the Ranch
Supply House has just put in a full
line of Gents furnishing goods for
Fall and Winter wear.
He will sell Overcoats and Cloth
ing cheaper than
Harrison. Come and see for yourself.
And the Ranch Supply
House will not be undersold
on Groceries & Provisions.
Come and be bOnvinced-
L. GERLACH, Prop.
-THE
COMMERCIAL BANK.
ESTABLISHED 1888.
Harrison,
E. BRSwsm.it,
President.
D. H. ORISWOLD, Cashier.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $50 000.
Transacts a General Banking Business
CORRESPONDENTS!
American Exchange National Bank, New York,
Omaha National Bank, Omaha,
Ftbst National Bank, Chadron.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
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