io ux County Journal,
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"VOID. XI.
lEEAIEISOIISr, NEBRASKA, THUBSIDAY, OCT. 20, 1ES8.
Our M(to-.-No QUESTION IS EVER SETTLED UNTIL IT IS SETTLED R!GHT."--Hon. William J. Bryan.
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The Sioux County Journal.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF PIOUX OOUNTY.
3eo. 1). Tan on,
- Krll tor.
Enti1 at the Harrison ot ortler ui'ilnv
Hiondolau matter, t '
The Joikn.u, standi fairly. .
and squarely on (he Chicago Jude Hay ward, the rcpub
platform, but trill mt hesitate liran candidate for governor
to port and work for Me iri a tool of the railroads, and
flection oj candidate for lhe, e . , . . , ,
varfou office to be voted forU)V l'roof of t'"s. statement
fcj.s full, nn mnttPr. irhfilher Ifhould Ret a COpV of the
they are Democrat, 1 'opuli.d !
or free xilvcr Jieptblicanx, if OA. 2(, 18)3. If true then
ndored by all the reform wMjt j. pretty apt to be so now.
tits, conditional, lujirerev, that
income tar law, opposition to I lh( at'-ment made by liim
wttioHal bank of iwe, are Hl'lf at Omaha recently, that
opposed to the retirement of the railrords would'nt permit
urecnbocki and 4reamry note,m to makf the race for con
juror government control of jrress this fall.
railroadx, telegraph and, tele-',
phone lint and the establish.- Hon. John M. Thurston,
nuntof postal Having bank-,
ing xy&tcm. and aim are op
joed to the Uxueing of nation
4tl hondx in time of peace-.
ri'SION STATE TICKET.
FVir (ioveriMW:
. HON. W. A. rOYNTEK.
Kor Mt'iit. ilimnor;
HON. A. E GILBERT.
For of tiif;
hon. v. r. poinr.R.
J-'or StHte Treiiwarer:
HON. J. It. MESEUVE.
I r State An.lttor:
Hon. J. W. CORNELL.
YitT ltrney (ielterul:
HON.r. J. SMYTH.
For Coin. PnK L.m1s ft IS itlilinK:
HON. J. V. WO I, IE.
tor Supl . PnMk- In-trurtlnii:
HON. W. R. 3.V. K-ON.
Kor Conyre, mti Hictl-ct.
HON. W. II. GREEN.
Kor Senator )4tlt wmitorlMl tii-lrfc-1.
HON. OTTO MUTZ.
Kor ItcproenUttve, 53 Dllrlrt
HON. LEWIS (iERLACH.
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XOTICK To the voters
of Five Points, Hat creek
and 1 of la re precincts. Your
attention is called to the fol
lowing changes in your pre
cinct boundary liueas follows
sections 25 & ."(Hwp 'M Hange
;f has been annexed to and
made a part of the territory
comprising Sugar loaf pre
cinet. sections 4-5-C-7-8-U-1 (H 71
18 Twp, 32 Range .r4 has ; vott. , ror non yy. V. Allen
been annexed to -and made a!f( lJ s snator for another
part of the territory compns- . . . , f , -y,
!ng cottonwood precinct, j H,x y''''ir' fa
Sections 2-3-10-11-14&15 twp, ty honesty and integrity
32 Range 56 has been annex -
d to and made a part of the
territory comprising Warbon
net precinct, and .that the
remaining territory in Five
points, Hat creek and Bodare
precincts, ha been consolid
ated into one precinct, to be
known aH Hat Creek precinct.
M, J. Blewett.
County Clerk
Just an we go to press, attorney A. T,
Clark informed u lie hod accepted a po
itlon tit Colorado Spring. Col., and
hence will not be a candidate for county
Attorney of Sioux county. We wl 1
five particolam next week.
. Porto Rico, is now a iart
i of the United Statow teritory,
the evacuation of the island
!einff completed Tuesday and
old glory being raiaed over
all public buildigeat noon
rT'f he.ul of calves and
onc-year-oM HVifersfor niile
n,uirk. Call on or write (I.
W. IImstkr.
lion. L. (ierlarh will
Btart out on his ca'imaitfiiiiiL'
tour today and will doubt- j
h-SH lie out until election
'j On Xcv. 8th the three par
ities should seo to it that a
j record i? taken at every j,re
icinct jelling place in the
I country to ascertain just the
I exact vote cacli party casts at
this election and then a co
rect report of each party vote
j cm lit; furnished to the dif
ferent state committees.
I This will he a benefit to all
! fnn or riwrl
Omaha Daily Bee of the datei
At any rate he docs not deny
; is'jS, dt-clared the demo
cratic party had sold itself
out to the gold standard pow
er, and also that he was in
i favor of the free coinage of
I silver. Xow, all is changed,
and he is advocating that
self same, single gold stand
ard. Certainly, if the demo
cratic party was wiong then,
Mr. Thurston must he wrong
I now. w incli is ngiit: Hie
jJorKAL maintains that the
(principal of the single gold
standard was wrong in 1893,
and is wrong now.
S;iuitor Mutz Could Xot Come.
A letter to Hon. LewsCerl
ach last Monday morning
from Hon. Otto Mutz stated
that it would be impossible
for him to be at Harrison last
Tuesday as previously an
nounced in the JorRNAb. He
gave as his reason that busi
ness affairs at home needed
his attention but might be
here later on in the campaign.
A vote for Hon. L. Ger
lach and Senator Mutz to
represent the people of this
district in the legislature this
cominur winter means two
1 their equals cannot be found
in this district.
Fresident M Kinly bad confered on
him on the 17th Inst at the University
of CbMtigo the degree of L. L. .
Hon. Iwis Gerlach the fusion candi
date for representative from this ."rrJ
district has a army record as well as A.
G. Fisher the reputdican noniiuen. lie
was a soldier in the nth l'ennsvlvania
state tnelitia and dotibtleHs h tw alsmt as
much camp service as did A. G. Fisher
as that is all be did see. Certainly bis
hi war record ca'nt cut much of a figure
in the fall election.
Under the McKinley administration
the forming of trusts goes merrily on.
The latest to form is the shirt and collar
trust with a capital stock of $1,000,000.
Thus it can be readily seen that the
wealth of the country is gradually but
surely being centralized into the hands
of a few. Certainly the people will pet
their eyes open but we fear it will be too
late to remedy the trouble.
Court reporter for Judge H'estov,
Jolin (J. Maher has prefered cburg,
against Onl. Fred Grant who was bis
superior ollloer while he was serving g;
liiflt private iu the Ibid Neb. Volunteers
at Chieauiauga, Georgia.
In the Virden, 111., nune riot Gov,
Tanner haa shown bis good seuse am
j uiltf rjifii t by approving the miner
rights us against the soulless acts of
corporation who have nothing but ccn-ti-inpt
for the laboring class.
The Journal wishes to say to th
voters of Sioux county that the frit
silver H-publicans of this county are
well Haii.slied with the nomination of
Hon. Lewis Gerlach as their candidate i
for representative. Every free silver re-:
publican should make sure aritl cast a.;a"d lring a democrat: and rmmiun u
vote for him on November 8th. d'iioTat, paper we shall of course place
rj Mr. 'lark's name in the regular ticket
ti ii" . . , ,,, , , ;Col imn. When we do so it is not be-
... epuuuuH, party omciais uiciwa
state government in round numbers 'A.
KJl ',t 1u ... .i . ..r. .i .
jn.iw,uiw vviuiiu ii iiionuis niitr most)
biyhvvav robbers were diMlodi-Vil tliev
come before the people and a-,k them
to restore that same party to power
aKain. it would be a golden opportune
ty for them to punder the people aaain
should the people do so. Will they
grant the request? Never! never!!
Capt. A. G. Fisher of (Jhadron, has b. n
appointed by the republican central
committee of this 53rd representative
district to fill vacancy caused by the
resignation of J. H. Jones of Ilushville,
who was the regular nominee of that
party for legislative honors.
The Journal does Viot pretend to
know bow well Mr. Fisher will take with
the voters in the other three counties
composing this representative district
but it does know that Mr. Fishers name
will be dennis in Sioux county Novem
ber 8th. It is a well conceedud fact that
he cai.not carry his party vote in this
county; as a party man, Mr. Fisher's
record is against him. For the past two
years Mr. Fisher has len unable to tell
just where le; "was at," he has played in
the back yard of the free silver camps
ami yet has refused to leave the gold
standard party, hence as the RuKhvillo
Standard says: Has blown hot and
cold, and played loose and fast, and for
that reason if for no other neither of the
parties can be consistunt with themselves
and support him at the polls on Novem
bar !Hh.
While on the other hand, Hon. Lewis
Gerlach. the fusion candidate is a repre
sentative man; a man "of the people, by
the people and for the people." His
ability cannot be questioned; be is a
business man in every sense of the
term; is honest and upright; "does u o
others as he would that others should
do unto him," He is an ideal man iind
will make an ideal representative of the
people. Mr. Gerlaeh's election is assur
ed beyond a question of a doubt, il all
reports are true and they come from
reliable sources. His majority will lie
much more than lion. C H. Sheldon's
was two years ago. Mr. Gerlach is not
a tcol of the railroads, corporations or
combines and hence, bis bands are not
tied so that ho cannot properly repre
sent the people of this district. A vote
for him is a vote in fav r of honest leg
islation and Hon. V. V. Allen for U.
H. senator.
The county conventions which took
place at the court home a week ago last
Saturday for the purpose of nominating
a county attorney resulted in a misun
derstanding between the three parties
which composed them. Tho two aspir
ants for the nomination were Grant
Guthrie, the present county attorney
and A. T. Clark. The principal trouble
took place in the People's party conven
tion regarding tho agreement to bo car
ried out between the three conventions
the nomination of a candidate forcouuty
attorney. However that may be tho
Journal does not pretend to say what
that agreement was, as the writer was
not preselit w hen the conference commit
tees made tlieir report. Hut both Mr.
Guthrie and Clark claimed the nomina
tion. To, make a long story short, the
pioples party convention adjour.ied with
out making a nomination not-with-stand-iug
Chairman Raum declared A. T. Clark
the nominee. Hut secretary Puddy re
fused to ci rlify to the noimination and
thus left the affair in a muddled state.
Both gentlemen, were full of determina
tion to seek relief in the courts for w hat
they thought was a vindication of their
rilits regarding tho nomination for
ciuiity attorney in the people's parly
convention. But us the free silver Re-
publicans had nominated Mr. Guthrie 'or
county attorney and the Ilemocrats had
nominated Mr. (Mark for the same office,
they each one after tyireful consideration
concluded to drfp the people's party
nomination each would go oi Iho free
silver Republican and 1 Hmtocratic ticket
r s.x ctiv.ly, thus making a three t(r.
nered light as lietween the thrne parties
1 1 the county. Thus, the Joi rnal bus
iried to give tho unpleasant feature of
t te strife as we found it,
The vote, as near as we could learn in
populist and democratic conventions ore
us follows:
Democratic,
f'lark, informal 15
Guthrie, " 13
lark, formal 17
Guthrie " 13
Populist.
Clark, informal 13
luihne, " 15
(."lark, lormal lij
Guthrie, ' 20
The Journal does not attempt to say
who was entitled to thu nomination in
the people's party convention but believe
!;!h men were qualified to fill the office
Bath are free silver men; one a Populist
and the other a democrat hence when
the voter goes to tie polls l.e will he
olid-red tnex-rei-w bis best judgement
relative to tcs choice for county attor-
uey
The writer Was in tin leic-r't
convention that nominated M, Clark,
twtSB we aregoing to nmUe a pgonal
;n;llt, and as we said rs fore every voter
i must exercise his best judgement at the
pons on the Hih of November, who Is
r,olk on (tin Ktli of
riti...i i.:.
( B()l, frmiemen hive been a
ito us and we shall Mfrain from
jr.nvt,bintr throii"h th columns
. Joikxai. that would injure either,
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friend
saying
of the
City Locals,
How i; th s for Winter.
Jack Raffiin was down from Raw
hide on business last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. II. GriswpM ard
sheriff Hoiiv returned from the Exposi
tion yesterday.
The wind last Sunday evening was
so strong that, it, broke a window lite out
of the front of Miss Merriums office.
Rev. Kendall has the addition to the
parsonage finished and has moved In
family into it and is new repairing the
main building.
V. A. Hester who went to Sioux
City to buy a couple of (sirs of catt le
returned last, Saturday noon bringing
with him 113 lKjad of young stock.
J. W. Bogart and his father have
Iiougbt 05 head of cattle from Frank
iCurrv. YVe understand the nrice paid
was $81 ahead w.th ten head of calves
thrown in.
The trains on t he F. E. & M. V. Rail
road have been late most every day for
the post two weeks, both in the morning
and ev ning on acc lunt we presume of
the Exposition travel.
The past w eek has been one of al
most, continuous cold and wind from
the north west. For this season of the
year oma seem to think it lias been
tp worst month in ten years. "" "
Among those who left last Monday
night for the Exposition, we DOticed:
Mat. Hairgraves. who got left Saturday
night while talking to Agt Pontius an I,
('. L. Christian with three or four of his
children and Mr. aud Mrs. Duel of Hart
ley, Wyo.
John Kay returned from tho Exp' -
sition Monday noon where fie said be en
joyed himself quite well. He also repor
ted that Robert Neice of Rell while at
the Exposition, purchased !5 pure-bred
short-born bulls whi.ih he will use to
graid up his stock with on bis Sioux
county ranch.
?ank Nutto, John Marsteller and
wile and Charles Senilis returned from
the exposition last Saturday noon. Ail
"dio have attended the great exposition
from this county speak in high praine of
it,
E, II. Leikhart of Xorinrk. Neb.,
state bm'n examiner was checking up the
OommeiC tl hank of this pl;u;-i last Sat
unlay. W'u presume he found the bank
all O. K. and no doubt one of the best
state banks in Nebraska, Attorney Guth
rie was in charge of the bank when Mr.
Leikhart examined into the liabilities
and reason rces of the bank.
T-I.'ist Tuesday being the 1-1 th birth
day of Willie Bartella large number of
of his young friands gave him a genuine
surprise games of various kinds in fact
all sorts of amusements were indulged
in by the little folks until the inner man
was made happy by Mrs. Ii. and Miss
Dotha after which they all departed for
their homes wishing Master Will many
happy returns of his birthday.
Mr. Fred Elmer of Manville came
down last Monday and procured license
to wed .Miss Flora Iteming of Imlay,
Mich., who was to have arrived here
that day via the Omaha Exposition but
for some reason did not reach here. Lat
er a telegram t i Mr. Elmer was to tho
effect that she would arrive tomorrow
...I. if T-i . ; M I . . i I . i
wuen mr. r.imer w in ue on nana to nave ,
the nuptial not tied by bis honor we
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presume Judge wuson. llonce m tho
mean time Mr. Elmer will be on the
anxious seat. '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas of
Warbonnet precinct called at our ofliee
yesterday and Mrs. T. ordered the Jour
nal sent to her sister at Arlington, Mass.
Mrs. Thomas also informed the quill
pusher that reconciliation had taken
place at tha parental home in the old
Bay state and that tho fatted calf was
now ready to bo slain in honor of the j
marriage of her and her other congenial
half Mr. Charles Thomas. However the i
Journal believes now as it alwuys has
that Charley is a gentleman whom his
! comP:v,i'm f(,r llf" m,,y jl,,ll.v feX
proud. Ki'lalive to Mrs. i nomas our
acquaintance is limited but if we are a
judge of human nature she is in every
way his equal and she will without
doubt make life a pleasure and worth
the living for them both.
Don't send away for Dry Goods and
Groceries when you can buy them m
cheap at the .'
RANCH SUPPLY 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 any other store in
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.
-rTHE-
COMMERCIAL BANK.
ESTABLISHED 1888.1
Harrison,
B. E. Brxwstrr,
Fresident.
D. H. QRISWOLD, Cashlw.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $50 000.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
CORRESPONDENTS!
American ExcrtANOE National Bank, New York,
Omaha National Bank, Omaha,
First National Bank, Chadron.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
tyDRAFTS SOLD ON ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
For
We can make to
your measure a
Fine, All-Wool
Suit
Latest City Styles
You can be a wcll-drc-ascd man
j you know how. Writc us for
bamnlr and booklet HoTvtn
Loot Well, Dress Well, and
Save Money."
Large Fashion Clato Crm1
and Samples
The DAVIS MACHINE CO.
CHICAGO
STOCK UKANIM.
Tin Journal will publish your brand, IkB
Hie following, for per venr. Kneh ad-
lltinniil brand 75 cents. tivery turnier or
ranchmen In Sioux and adjoining- counties
mould advertise their brands In Till: Jour
nal u It olrcultttos all over the state. It
limy be the means of saving money for you.
FRANK NUTTO.
On left stda of cattle ind on left
honlder ot boroen.
Kangeon Antelope creek
id
1'. O., GUilohrift, Sioux Co., Neb.
Nebraska.
F. Camt,
Vice-Preiideat
CIIAULKS ItlKIILK. .
On leftside or hip of cattle,
On lel tnhouHerofhor.se. j
liniiKe on tho head 01 Warbonnet
creek
'-' Address Harrison, Sioax Co. Neb.
K. W. CAREY,
On left shoulder of cattle
horses.
Itanife on Little Cottonwood.
and
lauwfoid Nebr.
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an order orsule issued by the
Clerk of the District Court ot tho county of
.Sioux, and state of Nebraska, upon a deerert
rendered by suld Court In favor of William
II.Mnlo, Henjumln Graham, William Hull.
Jr., and Harris II. Ilnyden are plnlntlflK,
and James Chirk, Gerhard Hinders, Sibylla
Hinders, Martin Oayhurt and Mrs. Gaylmrt
hi wife, and W.J, llowden aro defendants
I will on tbo 27t n tiny of October, A. I). I MM,
at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at
the cast front (laor of the Court Hottsoln
Harrison, in snid county, offer and sell the
following dlncribed real estato to-wlt: Th
South i of tho Soutb West i. Lots I A 4,
Section 18, Township M, Rango 54, la Sioux
county, Nebraska, at public auetlon to tbe
highest bidder for cadi, to satisfy said, order;
of sale, in the sum of M7.fl0, with Interest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent, per ail'
nuin from the fith day of December 17, anit
couls and accruing costs. "
THOMAS HOLLY,
berltr of ald County.
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