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Harrison Press-Journal.
I ICSTAliUKUKB leSS.
Subscription Tric.-e, $1.00
OFFICIAL PAPER OF SIOUX COUNTY.
-"eo. 1). (nnon,
- Keillor.
Entered at tho Harrison post office as
kCCOnd clss matter.
Perry Belmont, i.n ultra, gold demo
crat and political enem.v of Hon. W. J.
Bryan, in an interview just lfor
ing for thrj Unite Slates predicted Hint
Mr. Bryan would bo sweopui-ly elected
in 1000.
o-i-CA., TI-IXJTpsiDjir, SEPT.14 1399
LED UNTIL 17 13 SETTLED RiGHT." .'fen. William j. Bryan. ' " ' W" W
At the Valentine, repnblicnn Judicial
Cf.ovention i;ist week, Attorney W. V.
Wood or Kuhliville, and Judgu A'dor of
Ainsworlb were nominated, and will
compete with Jud-o Westovor and
James J. Harrington, the fusion candi
pate for election at the polls in Koveni-btr.
ri tiiox ,stati: tickkt.
For StirHin Jtu'jir,
IIO.W SILAS A. IlULOOMB.
for l:piinte, sU.t University,
KHStJN i:i :;r, '
J. J TKEtKR-i.
For empress, r.(h Hi,tr!et,
HON. V. J I, NT. VILLI:.
J' or Judjc,,, i;,h lii-trirt.
Win. !!. WesUii-ur.
James J. Harrington.
Mior'Iy ln'fonj H.t ro!.,rv Aler retir!
from thy war department Ice Pi-tma't-d
wijuii, com r..; i.i,.'.Hi, i.. lint f.inre
Herniary K Kit lias lfeti ensured the
extra esp.'ii-a- incurred under hist admin
istration, haa increased s, rapidly that
the estimate now reaches SI, 001,000 per
day. It will not ha Inns before another
bond issue will is nee.!! to in yet Iieip
11111 the U. S. Treasury.
I'apt. Dry f us of the French army l as
tried Bj.rain and re-Koiem,vd for
trwwoi) again,t bin country, Hit sen
teuce Iieing for ten years. Thus, justice
0i Franco bus been ou 'lipid. It i a rt.
hiilt ol an army ridden country, who
aro terrorizing, Dot only the judicial
branch of the government, but the exe
utivj and legislative us well, (.'apt Lry
fud is us much a martyr to justice, in
-our opinion, as the crucillxiou of Jeur
of Xaxerot.il.
Since tho abolishment of tha hcrtn-.s
m nan a few yearn ago, as pnictici.d by
uhj aiorruan cnurcu, the prsn!jiit of
timse L'ni ted States has treats will) a
polo;ymNt chief in the Sulu inlands,
iirantinB him J10.000 to maintain ,,(1)
as a bigamist besidow yielihri!,' to t!w
base principle ()r serfdom, or in other
words slavery; in return for which the
fitar:i and stripes are to float over the
Sultan's domain unmolested.
'Cyclone" Davis or Texas, anj Lieut.
F. J). Eier will hpeake for the reform
forces at Cbadron, Sejit 2:jrd, Crawford
September 24, Heminford Sept. TUh
and Allianoj Sept. 2iilh. Wondtr v.hal-s
the matter of Harriion. that svaUers are
not billed to address the voters hurt?
Undoubtedly tlie republicans of this
Judicial district have put up a ivak tick
et, as compared with the fusion ticket
nominated by the Democrats uud xpu
lists at Valentine on tho 2nd irist. I knee
it will in our opinion be an easy walk
away lor h,s honor, Judge Westover,
nu Jion. j. j. llamnpton Nov. 7th. It
is safe to say thut Hon. Judre Vood
t and his runuintr mate J. K. Aider will
not be in it ou election day. 'Watch.
Final Proof Notices.
All pcr-oiiR hsrhiir rinal proof notify i
till" p - will riv.-ive a i,i;irk,-I copy of tlie
. . nil, iriii-U1 io fCKIIIItlt
'i'i ii lifiv error
smiie U UiIj ofliuo ut on. e.
III!',
exist jcjKirt tin
"I do so onl.:r and declare that o 11 par
sons hel l as slaves within vtid Jecipiat
ed tatts an J parts of states uro am!
henceforth shall he free, and that the ex
ecutive Kovernmcot of th United States
will r.x ognine and maintain the freedom
of said h rutins.
"And upon this act, sincer'v bcli'jved
to bufin act ut justiie, wunanted hy the
constitution upon military necessity, 1
invoke, tha coiisnieiatu jud,,'oieut of man
kind and tho gracious favor of Almighty
!od.'' Lincoln's Kin.uicijiation Procla
mation, 5I..wsa','M and pipers of tho
PrewilonW, Vol. VI. pages V)'i-9.
Neither f1:i very nor involiintarv servi
tuiicf, except as a punishment for crime
whereof the party shall havo been duly J
cimvioted, siiall e:iit in the United States j
or any place suhjiH lo th.;ir jurisdiction."
C'oiiKiitut.ioii of Hit Uoiliid States. Arti-1
-WIH0 HIllS.
. The undersigned is at?
cut for tho celfbrattid
David H;:adli;y, W;m Motok.
Improved Wind MWln,
th best made. I am
also prepared to furn
ish on short notice first
ciass
Vampt, Pipes, V.'ood ,t S!e(. Towers,
Tiinks cr nnytiiii"' in liio llnt
nrt!iit, repairs, AT LUIVKM"
VWL.
Vrii'o rno for t.'stimates ho
fore; contraetinsr elsevrliere.
You will save money by it.
AwmEss-JOlIN' H. A8HTON".
Ardiiux-c, S. Dak.
C.t!
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iii'.T ix little doubt but, that the his-
ion s'ate ticket in Nbra-.ka. this fa
.-it i i ... , i
win ie eieci.j i oy an overw lie! mm;; ma-j-jrilv.
The record of x f;overoor Ilol
nnnib, lis the chief executive t f the Utte
for Sour years, is proof suCicient, of his
h ('iicxty and inU-rit v as H public ser
vant lo insure thi.t ho.ii r b e g n ele
nun's rliidiun. And. uurjues! ionab'y
the two candidates for regents of the
slati University are educators of the
first n,aftililudy mid of coui'so will com
mand an equal vote with the head of the
ticket.
PERMANENT PROSPERITY.
TKi UP-TO-DATE
LITTLE LIVER PILL
iV$MPJ SHIcusnoos,
tiSsHift and Liver
' -NOTiCi; H)U I'l lU.II'A'J loN.
tiV.VkJiT3flV.ST or TUB INTFKIOT!.
l..oi: Olilre ut Alliance, .Wo., An::. 0,
X)ti-i is liftojljy ffjveu thill the following
iisTiicI ci tller lias llleil notice of bis ini,-;j,
tiou to make final proof In supiioi r of
-! itti , 1tlml mi 11 proof will be icmle ),
f re Cli-,k f IiUI riot Court ut ILini-on
.Ni'iiruikn.oii Sciiiciiiijer lu, ) viz : ' '
JOSKI'Jl VV. KAKNlisr,
of IIrrlKt.u, Nclirnska, wlio wi;.!e II. K. Ko.
w w. icr tun h'S-W U, S-r.'i s v ;.:
N.Wti of .,-e. ri,lwp. a, N. Kimc,
Ho names the following wltneyes to jn-ove
Ills cotlinioas residence unou urid culiiva
lion of :ti. I.md, viz:
sunuiol ). Cotlee, John n. Mi-rsteiler,
llwiKht If. (iriswold iinrl J.e is (ieriueli, nil
of Harris-mi, Nebraska.
F. M, I)ohi:is4.ton, Itcifistcr.
Niie So
la! iank.
TV
, ami s.l;i 4
.VOTIUK KOIt I'l - Hi,! CATION.
DEP4BTM -VT OPTHR IsTrmoit.
l.llU't tnliifcut Allliaiiee, scb., Aust. S, IU'rl.
Not-o is liori-by given tlmt Hie folloivim;
nioneit settler has nU::l notice or bis ifiTen
tio:i t-.i riialre fj u n J proof in sn.iport of his
claim, Kid tlmt sahl proorwill be iimde be
foie Cleric of District Court lit Iltiirison,
Nebraska, on September 1, istiil viz:
I.I.OU'.K i I'll 1 1.1,1 S,
or Ilan-iKon, KcbMska, who iiuulu II. K. No.
for the m H K'i K-W'4 Hint Loi t,
Sec. .I!, T,, :), s. Itanre A -es.
He naines the fo!lon-int; witues.-es to prove
hit, co'itinuont l-esiilence upon ami evlliva
Hon of m.lij luml, viz:
Peter 3V,.U(!r, Wultt-r Pitt, lienr;- Hose, nod
Nel liujiebi-eeht, Hll of HiiiTiton., Neln-axka.
- V. M. JionmsiiroN, Kcijister,
JCOIIPOBATED 1SS8.
Harrison, - - - Nebraska.
'capital stock pa tp i nt
surplus axu phofits
Sio.noo.oo3
8,000.00
-o-
2DIBECTOB:
15- E. IhiEwsxKi:, President.
Cita.s. (J. Jawksov.
I). II. GlilSWOLB, (
C. F. Coffkk, Vice President
A. McGixley,
isliier. -
CORRESPONDENTS:
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, .New Yoiik.
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, Omaha, No.
'INTEREST PAID 0N.TIME DEPOSITS.-
INTli
: Ol.iTlMCT ClC RT (IF SIOUX COCN
Ti, X EIIKBSK A.
KOTICCTO NOX-IiKSJOLM DEKKNIik: TS.
NOTIUK roit I'Clll.lCATIO.N.
100 PtLLS
; CT3.
attics coT2o.
iiold by ail rBtlr.ta
or sent by lujti.
IlltTTftn MJ.'cai Co., Cil:jri
SOLI) BY I)Pw J. p.. PIUNNEY.
KOTtCi; roil i'KKSKNT.VnoN TO AXI
HEARING IlfcKoilB JfDIiK.
DF.i'tBTiiENT of Tiu: iNrnmoR.
l.nnd Oftta at Alilimce, N.'b., An.2'i, l.-i'J'l.
Notice if her.'by fivpa lint tin- following
iinmed settler has tlierl noilee of!il!i Inten
tion to riftUe tlmtl proof In sapport ol bis
clnlin, an l tlmt said final proof w ill be limde
before Clerk of District Court at Harrison,
Nehraalta, on M -ptHinlr-r :!, I'W.viz:
.hjiin wtni-iit,
of Slot-y, Nebraika, tvlio iniiati It. K. yo. S).U,
lor tin- 3 K'i of :r. Si, T H.N.W W,
It tuiritM f.hn following witnesses to prove
bis Coutlntiiiiis residence upon and cultiva.
Hon ofsi.fi luiid.vlz:
Ail;,'yt ihiif and Frederick Sumner of
Story, Sen., mid ,lncol" Henry, Sr., and Ja
cob Itenl y . r,, of Mom rose, Nebraska.
'; t. !i. llOMRlKUTiiK, lietrlxter.
NOTICK KOIt I't.BI.IUATlOS.
l KeAatvr:.T of -rnic Interioh.
bund Ofiee at Alliance, Xnb., Ainf 22,
Notice In herebc- irivpti hnt, tiu. f'ol iotvintr
Notice Is liereby (pven to a!l TH-rsons Imv
lnt clu'iiiM. unci tleniandu t.;nitist 1'nti lck
.tiurpiiy, late of .Siom eoniily, a:eunt. ni.,.,.l .'t i.... i,i ,.ri.i ,....
that the lima ti.vcd for nihijr claim., (of.dn.t tlon to niske tlmtl proof in support of tils
Hitjd estate Is sis; month. from the -Hlinf ' ,.i ,i, .....i .i., . .,,..
- - i ' ...in, ilii'I blltAtJ llllllll Kill 0 nillOCS UD'
fore Ci.-rk of District Court. 'at Harrison
Advice oy a Uankeb a-s How to JIakk it Lasting.
j LKVELAND. ()., Sept. (5. Special. At tb annual onventiori of (he Ameri
csm luiiiKers aest ialion l.slay, the most nolahlt) event 'as the adress of Will
i, corntveil, president ol tho City National Lank of Buil'aio.
lie said:
lam
Amontf other things
"A wave of prosperity n sweeping: over this country. We want it to b as
permanent as possible. It cannot l permanent or even assiir-dly iotiy-LiHt ii
the basis of all business, the soundness of the currncy, is not delinitely Vslabbslv d
lulverse crops, advorse elections, uny one of a numlier of things may liiit m in dan
ger iiptiti as e were in danger in 'Oj-'S)-l-'(J. and 'U'l. W.'f.'i the cnrri ncy on un
'ultcAutvly n,d hii$, pvtttjurity i num luihle io continue and if it Uou alow vv
Ike elanmt f r, at d'imjr uill not lie I aire to vvike. thimjn u-urnr.."
. The voter will notice thut even tha Hanker himself tloes not eX(X'ft prospfiritv
to continue after they put "the currency on fin absolutely Round basis". 11 thinks
"prosperity will slow up." Ik sayi, that: "A low slight change in the law work
fni,' harm to no one and benefit to all will put us out of danger," and proeccedn to
call attention to the three main things that need to be done to perfuct our curren
cy" "First to establish th gold standard by law."
There is an udmission from one hiyh in the councils of the Lepubhcan party that
the ,'old in not at present establsiheil by-law. It must then bo estahshed hv the
Autocratic dictates of the Republican party. Voters tire especially requested to
notice that the yold ttin.a'aid in t.ot (. IiJaii ly law.
"Sjeond -To cancel or impound the green backs.
1 he greenbacks were Ikkiim,! hlmn fi,M ifi,v..rnii.i.iii lA r, . i 1 1
w - b. r, uimliil n..ll iiu niuiirj U1IJ UUT lilllil'.!
Bkrtyred President Mid '.'th Bankerg Iiefuso to leud me any" In this sad Btnto of
V atfairn when tho National life wan trenibliug in the ballance, when we had no
.w-tmoney nod the B inkers refused to lend us any, when there wan an army in the
- Held that muht be piovidwl with food clthing and munitions of war or surren-
ler the atars and utrijios to tho utara and Hars, the green backH were issued and
they did their part nobly, maved tho Ur.ion and made tha greatest wave of proi
jierny tlmt lias evr bies-sed the United Slate of America. And tho man or set
k of man that would destroy what wt have left of them have huarU block enough
io ueniroy uiuir roomers marriage Certificate.
"Third To retire bond neourtid bank notes and substitute properly safe guar-
uea bank notes against assets.
, We would like to have some of tho Rankers explain why bank notes, w hich
re Dot tnonry and not even a legal under according to any law of the land, are
better than the green backs. That are according to law. Legal tender for all
debts public and private except dutioi on lnioru and intermit on the public debt.1
"If thetw two provision are made Into law, the republican sound mouev
.pledges will have been redeemed."
it'.. .:n i : t i. . .. l . .... ...
" c tu in it-oiTiiiBr me urst congress Rince ijyn wtucti is republican in
lioth branches, with majorities heco.ssary to mound moony legislation. The parly
iiow has no ikceni reason for delay, in carrying out its pledges. It couldjnot have
ucttd before, hut if It will receive and merit the tiondaiunation of the voiera that
saved ii in irc.ro, and it will be in grave peril in 1U00.
I believe we can rely upon the intelliirence of our neoule. exnrped in the 1,
islators. to bring about this groat puhll c benefht, Mseutial to our ow n siioce
nn io our uerlect ereuit-stanilinir among the nations to (Umand that tha verdict
of Ifty'JM carried out in law. Wilhaui C. X)ruwull at American Bankers Con
vention, Cleveland.
If tin rwople have any doubts as to tha Intmtions of the Bankera jmrty in re
gard to the money of this country Such utterances by their Uepresontali ves in
tuonveotion 8ssmbld ought to be clear enough to define the intentiniis of the
ooney oer and aim to locate tlie jarty that they expect to enact their wants
Into law.
I'opulists, Lemocrals, Free Silver republicans and every man that belioVes
1 - !...... .... ..( ti.... 1t..A..l. . t. 1 I C. ,1 1 . i . .
jo a tiuTi-i iiiiii-iii. ui i hi i eopiu nil tut, pitopie uini tiy in, peoj lit Miouiil UrilW In a
mighty effort to elect men to oflice that will not, fuither bilrav the Airierhtvn
fyll into finaaciiil I!ond.tge to Hankers atid ImmkI holders small tirfftreutcs of oje
If ion ran aJTord to wu it until after the money question 1 Set tried nml settled
W' 3.U3LV.
September, l.iiJ.
All sueii pnrnoiis ere reisulnsl to present
their clniiiiH wltli the vouchers to the conn
ly Judge of said county, at his ollleu therein
on or before the Un day of March, law, and
ail claims so tiii-it will be h'vjrd before the
said Judge ou the -lid day of October, IK'A
or ul'tcrwiirds, on tin: lirst d.iy of each regu
lar term ilny of saltt. court durlni: tho time
limited for flliiiK cl.iinn, us afrormiid.
i'lit- d thls4tl day of hi-pteinimr, IV.s).
IJoliK- T WfLKof,
UrUL. j A Ti ne Copy. j County J. nine.
.MlTICK TO KOS-tlUMUrST bl'.KKN'llAN'i
IN TJ1K DlsTlilCT ( ortil'Or- .sI()t:X CO CM
I V, N KIHt ASIt A.
J. V. Cus le. plnliitltT, iiirshist Metla I..
.Vliiinn, sibc I,, ii. l in, , i ,,.,,i v. Hester
James O. - ,i S..-IJ' , HefeiiiiaiitH. To Mettil
I.. Maine, Kiln I. lc. Maine, Hint James O.
snriruiil.
Von ami nicl) of vou v.ill take notiee that,
the itbovii ii:iiiii-i iniiliiiiir hn, filed her pet
lltlou in the distrh'f court id' Siou.t county
.Nebi iiskn tlai object mid prayer of wlilc.n
petition 1, the lorei insure of u . ert iln l ix
lien on lots nuiiilrt r, id nud 'il of block nniii
lr 7 of the viibi-reof Harrison. Kni.ru ii
lor tlie ileliriiii,-r,i tuxes on mud lots for
l.iie yesrs 1-s.i, s.si, Isvl, lvij, l k.h, tiy.i
and pnld bv plulntiir and her bkhIkiioiw,
mid thsl thnsuid lol lliuv lie mid to muki,
r.oi. irui, II1III.JFOI1 UIIU f.;t('ll Ol "OU
ui.iy im- iorecjose.it ami barren or ail rifjiil ,
lutereat, lien, ot rouily ol redomntion
In or to wild preintc. Vou are riiiicd to
Kimwer :no pemi'm ouoruciort! tljo nth
day ol txtpluiubor ls'.d.
J. V. (Jastik, pla In tin.
Chast Ci.Tnmii, Attorney for plalntllT,
Neliraska, on September '.'J), lsS!l, vU:
JOHN W. TIDO,
of Ad - iiu, Ni bra-ka, who made II. K. NO. (IM
lor ia.i r-. i. i m sec. l.-j, r. :tl N. Ii. ".4 V.
He imm:: tho following witnesses to prove
his eontiiinoiM restdeuee upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz:
iiobcrt Harrison, John Mos. Icy, Henry
C. Hunter tirul Kdward J. l'clrjn, all ot Ado
lia, Nebrailia.
F. M. Dorrisuton, lieyiatcr.
(;ttit'Kt Xotico.
CNITKI) hTATKS Jf.Ari H OFKICK,
,AU.M!cr., Neb., Augilst, LHith, 1WW.
A ni-ftleient contest idlldavjt hni Ing beon
filed In tills oltice by CeoiKii W. J.ealie, con
testant, SRiilnst Kr nk K. Knilth, entry No.
6v5i, uisdo 2nd Hcptomlicr, Ihsfl, lor H-i(
N K'i -K4 I-Wi4 N-EV,8-W',N-W48Ei
Section 19, Township UanKO B7, by
Fratik M. Riiilth, Contesten,' in iviilrli H i,
alleifed thai: Frank. II. Sineih dm not
i.nmK uny pari or sain lanH, nor eaiise tho
sHiiiy to be broke, nor did h Htituythiie
plant any trees or swi, or emise same to
lie til hii led, and the wild oontesfnnt Is ready
to prove ut such time and place its nisy tai
named by the llefrlster nud Hecelver for a
hearing In said ess; and ho therefore asks
to lie allowed; to provn snld alleipttion, he
the said contestant payliiff the expenseol
the nld heiirlnu.
ixahl parties are hereby Untitled to nppnnr.
resiKind and offer evidence touching snld
allegation nt 1(1 o'clock a. in. on (let. l, IS'i,
neioro mo licirlster and Ilecelver t tho
t'mteil Mtitu-s Litud Oflleo In Alliance, Ko-
braskn.
r. M. IM)HKlS(;0f, Register.
1-OX ICE KOIt I'l ULICATIOS.
t.'. . l,iud (inice, tit Alliance, Nebraska,
Au-ict ffi, jMfiii,
Votlec la hereby (.fiveii tlmt the following
named settler has I) Itsl riot lee of his Intent
ion to make final proof in support of bis
claim, and t'.iat a dd proof will bo innde ho
foro Kffgistor and liiwelver at Alliance,
Nebraska, on October Si, isoy, viz : Charles
b. Phillip of llodarc, Nebraska, who made
H. K. No. 1(15, for the M'i sV'i of sec. 12,
Twp.,72, N. Ksu'e.6 v.
lie names tho following wltneses to
prove liis continuous residence upon and
cultivation ol snld land viz:
AilcliHel A. liuniiimi, Noali R. Hovey and
John W. Hunter "f Hodarc, Nebruskit. and
Kdgar I'lPHIpsof llyniinis, Submnka.
Aiso, Xoati JJ. Hovey, of llodarc, Nebraska,
who made II. Ii. No. 4C70, for tlio N-VJ H-W
ami M V .V j fjt-.v. ;,, and N!, of H-U'n Soe.
6, 1 tvp. 33. X. Itttiige M w.
Ho nauV'tftCr following witnesses to
prove til -t-.itmuriehs reidt-Hco uiM,a and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Mleliael liuflman, John W. Hunter and
Chsrlus Ii riilllliVof Ilodare, Siebraska uud
Kdicar l'bl.'Ujm of Hysnnis, Nebraska.
C-i:i) V.Jl. DOKU1.NUTON, lteglstor.
Comrnerclnl Investment Company, a cor
IMir.ttl.iii, J. 8. Lawrence, whose tvu e.brls-
tmn fiuiiio is unknown, Nebraska Security
c ompany, a corporation, defendants, will
take notice tlmt on the 2nd day of August,
A. 1). IS-.CI, Joseph Hoffman, plaintiff, herein,
filed his petition in tho district court of
u"tx county, Jfebrnskii, against Commer.
chil Invetiiient Company, a corporation,
.1 i; i -i- .. . ...
unknown, .Vebraska aecnrttv (Xnnp-iuy, a
corporation, the object and prayer of whicli
ii to foieelco a t.,x lieu tiuoa ih l-Iusi h ,;f
of tlie North wet quarter, Monllcwcst miar
ter of the North-east quarter, North-west
quarter of South-east quarter, ,of Section
twHiityei;:bt (WJ, Township thirty. three
(:, North of Unripe fifty-four (54), west of
Hie 6th Principal Meridian, in Sioux county,
Nebraska, that tho taxes Involved in said
cnae of action are the taxes assessed and
levied thereon for state, county and school
district purposes for the year 1X83, s04, Jgfls,
for which the same was sold to said plain
tirr on the Slsttlayof -May, A. p. lstff, for
tliosumof J.U44, to have an accounting of
tins ti mount dne thurefor, and for the taxes
duo tiiereou for tile years ISIiij, 1K'J7, 1998, patd
by sold plaintiff as subsequent taxes, aod
tacked to his certificate of sale.
And said plahitifT prays to have said land
sold for tho payment and satisfaction of the
amount found due upon the same for said
Uixm Cu. 1,1 tnret thereon together with
the costs of suit and costs of sale and attor
ney foe, to bar, foreclose and exclude the
defendants and each of them from ail title,
loin, or equity of redemption, In and to said
parcel of land and for general relief. You
and each of you uro further notified, and re
quired to answer said petition on or before
the 11 Hi day of September A. I. 1899.
ii. J. O'CONNELI..
Attorney for plaintiff.
STOCK JSUANDS.
TMF-JoTiRNAT. will publish yotir brand, Hk
the follow lug, for fS M, per year. Ech ad
ditiou.il brand 75 cents (.very .
ranchmen in Sioux and adjoining counties '
stiould advertise tWeir brands i , Tm Jo. !
ncivZ-tbC1fe,,,nt'!', aU S
m..y be the means of saviug uioucy for yoa-
CHARLE9 BIEIILK. .
On left ido or hip or cattle, )
On left shoulder of liorse.a (
?i:ange oa the head ot Warbonm.c
ijcreek
Address Harrison, Kioui Co. Neb.
ClIABLIfiS Uail'HKSOCR
The brand reprsented in this notice
and branded any where on leftside
ot horses and
vS &ti ,J 13 rnn'1 ttnX wbero on
I s- '.1 ieit siao of cattle hio.. ....
... . V . . .-! fcw IliJO
undersigned.
CHAKLES CMPHEnOCB.
Harrison, Nebraska. '..
CHAKLKi EWikK,
Tbo brand representea la tbisnottpa
and branded an wherein loft
of cattle, attd ever-tup Mut freaj tlie
i-iKbt ear.. . . ' .
Also the same brand on left tMgh caf
horses, belonffs to the uurteiislis4
Kago near East Springs, south part f
Bioux county. C04KLES Nbwmah,
Harrleon, Nebraska.
hors!'sft sll0ulder ot ettle autf
Kange on Little nnttnna,nt
i'U. Crawford Nebr.
NOTICIi TO NON-RESIDENT DEFENDANTS,
NCTiCE FOR I'l.'IH.tCATION.
AliKNTM VV I NTKil Ff)K THR LUCK AVI)
.its
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or
irsl llnvet
nil! UnlM,
the
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Wotici s ,1'
life Kirurl
cir.i. r-o v snu Usui. nooK ; over ,' p:,K, m
-,"ili.(:ue, u.-.iriy IKU psg.'S Ilii.ltllliH lllllnt.
L'.M, Land Office, ut Alliance, Nebraska.
yA September li, Isski.
Notleols boi-Mby glvcu Hist the following
mined settler has filod notice or his Intent
ion to mako tliisl proof hi support of his
claim, and that said pi oof will be made bo-
foro Clerk i.f Histrlct Court at Harrison, Ne
braska, oa October 21, lsw),
DAVID PETTY,
bolr or Arthur L. Delaney, doceasod, who
made II. 1. No. 31137, for the Htj S-K, N-W14
H-EH KIKt (JOfU NE'i of Stc. 12,Twp.34,
N. Uiingo
Ho names as witnesses t i prove his eon
tlnuous resideuce upon and cultlvsllon ol
said land, vis: ,
HotM'.rt Ilmilaon and Theodore V. (ioldeu
of Adolia, Nebraska, William II. Dnvis and
Julian E. i'hlnney of Harrison, Nobraskn.
Also, JOKKI'JI L. KbIIOUK, of Uodare, No
bruska, wr.anisdo II. V,. No. :kkm, for tho si
I Wliof tseti. !,Bnd N-Wli ofheo.KJ,
Twp.K!, N Ratine rnw.
ioii.H'9 Kittie,M to novo his con-
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.d. ti,.i I iliiiiiem J's.rlcfieeupou and cultivatit.
Henrr- l.'ev and Sliclu 1. iivlil.,i ..t ir....
ntllonH, Oolv l,Mi. tucuriiious denisud. I rlsort. NultW.tra Jm.n 4i..i. . ...
Illg Cmnml.slotis. .luttlifre. chance ot i Ul,"' r L Bnd ""''
iiieiii.ie. i rue qillCK. I n lloin (1 loll Cum . .-.ivrnsnit,
pauy, ilid riuoi' Uatou HlKg., Uileago. j fM) - If. il. I'ORRINU'X'ON, teBlter,
McKlnley Lnnnlng Loan and Trust C'ompa
ny, a corporation, CoirtniercUl Investment
company, a Corporation, Nebraska Security
ompany, a Corporation, defendants, will
take liolico that on the 2nd (lav Of AncniMt
ISM, Sarah Jordan, plaintiff herein, Hied her
petition in tho district court of Sioux Coun
ty, Nebraska, against Sfc.lCiiiley Limning
Loan and Trust Company, Commercial In
vestment Company, Nebraska Security
Company, corporations, defendants, tho ob
ject ami niyerof which are to foreclosn
the tax liens hereinafter described.
In Its cauno of action stated in said peti
tion the plaintiff seeks to foreclose a tax
lien upon tlie south east quarter of Section
twenty (-JO) Township thlrty-thrco (33) north
of range fit ty.flvo (5) west of the 6tU prin.
clpsl meridian In Sioux Oonnty Nebraska,
uini. tue taxes lnvoived In said cause of ac
tion are the taxes that were levied foi state
county and school district purposes in the
years ls-.i:), 18114, ls(, for which the same was
smldtosald plaintiff on the Klb day of June
is'.u, for the sum of r!6.92, to have an ae
counting of the amount duo therefor, and
tor the taxes due thereon for the yoars, 1896
I stii, Irfis, paid bvsaid plaintiff as subsequent
taxes sun tacked to her certificate! of tax sale
and said plaintiff prays to have said land
sold for fho payment and satisfaction of tho
amount found duo upon tho sumo for said
tsxes and interest thereon, together with
(he costs of suit nd costs of sale, to bar fore
close and excludo the defendants and each
of them from all title, lien or equity of re-
ueinptlon iu and to the said land and for
general relief. And you and each of you are
further notified and required to answer said
petition on or before the llth day of Sept
ember A. D. 1809.
M. J. O'CONNKI.l,, .
Attorney for plaintiff.
I
FRANK NUTTO. .
On left side of cattle aad on left
shonlder ot horse.
Range on Antelope creek
O., Gliilelinst, Sioux Co., Neb. .
JOHN A. HANSON
Owns the follow
Ingbrand on eith
er: Also HG on cat
tle and horses
cattle on leftside
horses on left
shoulder.
Range on Silver Springs and east ot stata
Ino. PostofHce Harrison Neb
Sheriffs Sale.
Netroe Is hereby given that by virtue of
an order of sale Issuod by tho Clerk of the
District Court of tho county of Slonx, and
state or Nebraska, upon a decree rendered
by snld Court In rnvorof AmoMoan Mortgage
Trust Limited, Is Plaintiff, and Andrew J.
Ilodgo, Desiro it. Hodge, wife or Andrew J.
Hodge, Defendants; I will on tho Kith day
of September, A. I). 1899, at Hie hour of S
o'clock p. in., of said tiny, at tho Ksst trout
door of the Court Honse, n Harrison, In
snld county, offer mid sell the following
described real estate, to wit:
TtieB-W!a9.Kl,8o. 15, and NX N BJ4 and
A-W! N-EVi Sec. 12, In Twp. 30, Itnnge Ss, In
Sionx comity, Nebraska, at public auction,
io the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy
snld order of mil) In tho sum of (IRS, with
Interest at ten per eciit. end cost and so
truing costs. '
THOMAS HOLLY,
sheriff, sioux county, Nebraska.
$100 REWARD.
FOr proof to convict any person of steal
ing any of my stock.
Cattlo brandod
same as cut.
Horses branded
same on right
shoulder a
orC on
left thi-h.
Sheep, paint brand
same as cattle and
Are brand c on
right side of noso.
Address, David Colville,
Glen Nebr.,
Democratic County Convention.
A county convention of the Demoorstlo
party of Sioax county, Nebraska, Is hereby
called to meet at Harrison, in said county,
Saturday, Sept. 80, 1899, at the Court House,
at 1 o'clock p. in., for tho purpose of placing
in nomination candidates for the following
offices:
One County Clerk,
One County Treasurer,
One County Sheriff,
Ono County Judge,
One County Snperin ten dent of Schools.
One County Surveyor,
One County Coroner.
Also, to transact such other business as
may properly come before the convention.
The several precincts In said county
will be entitled to representation In the
convention based ou the vote east for Hon.
0. J. Smyttho st the general election of HUM,
bolngono delegate for each 10 rotes or minor
fraction thereof, which makes the appor-
tlonmon t as follows :
Andrews
liowen
Montrose
Sugar loaf
Wnrbonnet
Whistle creek
Antelope
Hat Creek
Running Water
Snake Creek
White River
(Cottonwood
it Is recommended that no proline be at-1
lowed. '
It Is rrooiiirndcsl that tho different Pre
cinct primaries In the county be held ofe
Tuesday Kept, SI, ISIKI.
M. J. Hi.kwkTT. tcrntary.
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