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ilBON TON RESTAURANT,
P. 13. BIGELOW, Prop.,
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THE PIONEER PHARMACY.
Candies, Nuts, Tobacco, Fruits, Dates,
jKigs, Cakes, Pies, nread, stationary
Drugs,
Di-ugists Sundries, 4
Paints. Oils, Varnishes,
Books and STATIONARY. j
J. E. PHINNEY, Propietor. 5
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A Fine Line of
Ladie's & Gentlemen's
LIGHT & HEAVY
Jetc.
Good Lunch Counter in Connection and Every Thing
Sold at Living Prices.
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TOST OFFICE Bl'ILDIXO, Harrison, !.
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$ ROHWER S HARNESS SHOP,?
Ml kinds of Harness Good.
Urn in .and Feed for pale. Besides the above I have Build-
ir.Lr material, such as Lumber,
' r;f Call and get PRICES
Harrison Press-Journal.
1 SSTAMJSHKD 1888.
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Subscription Price,
AL PAPER OF SIOUX COUNTY.
OFF1CI
4o. I. Canon, -
TAltor.
E.-tered- t the Harrison lt oce a
second elm matter.
V. E. & H. V. B-
Special Excurslou H
Springs, S. Dak.
. F & a M- V. special Excursion to Hot
Sprites 8. D. Tickets on sale Oct 3 &
nat Ot:efarplu2..00for Round tnp
Good returning 30 days from date ot
Mils.
roB saix.
I bave cattle for sale, yearling steers
& heifers, cows nfi calves, at my place
on the LeaJ of Antelope creek, Neb., V.
O. address Harrison, Neb.
Geo. W. Davis.
J, H. Bartell, is now back in la, on
a, visit.
-Mr. Oerlach returned from his trip
to Omaha on last Tuesday.
M. J. O'Connell is now teaching
school some where in the neighborhood
of Hat creek.
Frank Lowery, is back from Wyom.
iog where be has been employed all
summer. ,
Mrs, Paul Zerbst, is reported very
ill of MounUin fever sbe is under the
care of Dr.Phinney.
Dr. Phinnev went to Crawford, last
evening to meet his better half and they
both came borne this noon.
Owing to the tax list we are unable
to give our correspondents space in this
sue, which we much regret.
There will be Mass at the court
house ia Harrison on Saturday Oct. 14tl
at 10 O'Clock. All members are reques
ted to attend.
J. 1 ;. Parsons returned f rom his visit
to his old home and his aged parents oo
3ast Thursday very much benefited by
the trip a well a pleased with seeing
nis fatb;r and mother.
John Mortey, of Sugar Loaf, favor
ed the conventions oo last Saturday, by
f ining a song entitled "Billy Bryan"
and the populist convention unanimously
accorded bim the title of "Popalist Poet
Jailmate" of Sioux County.
Lew Gerlach, has filled his store
from cellar to garret with new fall goods
and went to Omaha last week, and or
dered another large ttick. He bought
id such Urge quanties be, is able to sell
icuch cheap than any other store in
northwest Nebraska.
Editor Iindeman of the Crawford
Bulletin wi Harrison visitor between
train on last Saturday"CooH is an old
Sioux county man and .qguna
CrfcwrSSea Wm whenever bis
businea will permit hie taking a day off
On last Sunday morn lag a saw dust
pile down sew Mr. Kutto's place took
fire and but for toe timely assistance of
Mr. Cant ( of the family except
Miss Leaa wees at heme) there might
have been aeerioue result but fortunate
iv noaaasag we dooe.
Following arc county Central Cc ru
ral t tee, alao Chairman ao4 Secretary of
the CooMarUM.-eteeted at the Democrat
in cosreBtion Sept 80, 1899:
Geo. D. Camst, Chairmaa, Cora.
J. E. MAMTaUJB, Secretary, Com.
Aturews Prect. J. T. Mason,
Ant
w Oeo. H. Turner,
" W. B. Wright,
Gharles Lax,
M John Herres,
14 I. J. Waasrburger,
' Cbm Kewmaa,
Bos
Gottowweol
HatOrewk .
, attfMt - UeDWOaeon,
rLef . IX JotdM,
, VJUewa " Hmm T. Yowaf.
r 1301 " . IWick Uey, "
t ;ff " ' .C A. Paddy,
Also, Flonr and all kinds of
Lime, Hair, Cement &c. &o.
before buying elsewhere.
EGGERT ROHWER, Prop.
I". E. i K. V R. it. lime table.
Going Wert. Going Kast.
o. 6. mixed 11 : I No. 6. mixed 8:00
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'. E. H. V. R. R. is the best
to and from the
BLACK HILLS,
UEADWOOD AKD HOT SPKISGS.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Xotice.
Notice Is hereby Kiveo that fands lire
available for the payment of all onttand
Inr. reiriiter. iem:rft! fonl WarrintM, of
plout county, Ne!rka, o! thn levli of the
years, ml, 1, 1W9. 130, 1591, im, li
1SW5. :8M. and Hie wuiip will be redeemed
on pn BenUttlon at this office. On warrants
prcviou!y called inter i, ceaped at the Ui1'
of Bsvid call, on all others, In tercet
cene at the dateof thia notlc.
I Mile October 5tb. 1W.
CH4JS. Bichle, coantf Tranrer.
James Nolan, of Warbonnet, who
has been taking in the sights at Omaha,
returned oo la-it Saturday noon.
AmODg our latest subscribes the
following names appear: Frank Deisler,
E. F. Kirtley, Z. it. LKael, C. F. Knyder.
The turn out at the Democratic and
Populist conventions Saturday, was rep
resentative of the reform forces of Sioux
county.
If any of our subscribers who do not
receive their paper regularlv will notify
us either by mail or in person, they will
confer a favor on the undersigned.
Geo. V. Casos. EJitor.
"lev. C, L. Smith, the new minister
for the M. E. Church in Harrison arrived
quite unexpectedly last Sunday noon and
preached his first sermon on last Sunday
evening. His family arrived on the
noon train last Monday. The Pf E 8
JoriWAL extends its courtesy to our new
pastor and his family.
It pays to advertise, at least John
Ashton thinks so. for since patronizing
the Press Joints al for that purpose, his
business has been rushing, on last week
he put up a wind mill for Eben Colishaw
at Ardmore, besides several others which
be has erected recently in that vicinity.
Yes it pays to patronize the Prims-Jocr-NAL.
Try it for yourself.
Frank Deister, was a pleasant caller
at this office on last Monday, He is now
going to try living in single bles eineiy,
as he has a claim about three miles east
of town and will commence the erection
of a claim shack or house at once, but
may be Frank will weary of single bles
sedness e'ere long how about that Frank?
Well Frank is all rithL
PL1TF0DU OF PRINCIPLES.
Passed by the Democratic County
Ocmirention Sept. 36 1899.
We, the representatives of the Democracy, of Sioux
county, Nebraska, in convention assembled this 30th day
of September, A. D. 1899, endorse the Chicago platform of
1896 in its, entirety, and
, Whebeas, Hon. Willirm J. Bryan, Nebraska's most dis
tinguished and honored citizen is the perfect embodiment
of Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson Domocracy
and
Whebeas, Hon. William J. Bryan, in 1896, made the
most courageous, and magnificent campaign ever waged
against the money power, trusts and monopolies, in behalf
of the wealth producing classes of this nation, since the
Declaratioa of Indendence was written and promulgated to
the world declaring 1 hit, ""all men were created equal,"
therefore,
Bb It Rebolvjcd, that it is the sense of this convention
that Hon. William J. Bryan, by all honorable means should
be renominated for president in 1900, and,
Rjwolved Fusthir, lsttbat we favor the Initive and
hraferendom or, direct legislation
2nd Municipal ownership of public utilities.
J, W. SMITH,
Manufacturer and dealer
In Harness, Saddles, Bridles &c
Send in your Harness and Shoe re
pairing, and a first class job is
guaranteed.
FINF.VORlv
STRICTLY CASH:
Proffessional Cards.
J. E. PHINNEY. M. I).
rhyhrian and Surgeon.
411 calls giTen prompt attention.
Office in DruK Store.
-nAKKlSDS - SEimARKA.
GRANT GUTHRIE,
Attorney-at-Law.
rrompt attention given to all legal
mutters in Justice, County Btid District
Courts, and bt-fore the United State?
Land Oitice.
Fire Insurant written in reliable
2omiianie.
tyLegul pajwrs caref lilly drawn.
Harrison. - Nkbkafka.
WANTED A j?irl for gen
eral house work good wages.
C. F. Macukii,
Douglass Wyo.
Cjuoty fathers are in our midst th s
week.
Commissioner Eohwer, who lias
been enjoying the baths at Hot Spring,
during the past thre weeks, returned to
the family fireside, on last Tuesday, very
nrich improved.
On !at. Monday, the republicans of
Sioux county assemble! in convention,
and placed in nomination candidates for
the various county olfices, which means
a complete walk away for the fusion
ticket. Following are a list of the can
didates: For Clerk, Homer PridJy.
Fon Treasurer, Z F. Antrim,
Tor Jiii'pc, W. K. Snvth.
For Klienir, J. W. hmitli.
For Superintendent, Sam. Jacoby,
For Surveyor, S. K. Story.
AGENTS W ASTED KOK "THK LIKE AM)
Aclicivcim nti of dmlritl linwry," tlic wr.rldn
Tcjitt DHVii! hero. Wurwt Hutiruil,
I te life-loNK frln,f nd udTmrcr of the tiMtt
on'tldo). Illt'ct and best Ismk ; r
xmfri-t Hxl'..' HH-iic; ncriy im fiifen half tone
lllatrations. Onlytl.-i. hnor&Kusdfciiiiuid
HlK niniiHions. Mit()t frf.-. t'hanreofa
life-time. Wnlequlck. Ti.e Ootnliiion Co:u
paiiv, 3rd Kloor Tax tun Bidg., Cbieago
fOVITA PiLLS;
Restores VIILITr,
LOST VIGOR
'and manhood
Cures Impotency, Kight Cnibsions and
wasting diseaBes, all erects of self-
abuac, or excess and inma-
rL Jcretion. A nerve tonic and
blood builder. Ilrinsrs the
JrVpink glow to pale checks and
reBtores the fire of youth.
I3y mail 50c per box, C boxes
for mZXM: with a written jruaran-
tee to cure or refund the money.
Send for circular. Address,
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
CHnton AJacfcaon Sts., CHICACO, ILL.
Mold lij Dr. J. E. Phlnney.
A SPECIALTY
NO EXCEPTIONS.
M. J. O'C'onueJi, - - . Attoracy,
Will I'rartlcp In All Court.
Special Atlvntiun 01 veil to Land Of
ilcei litisiiiMs.
("olloi tioiis ami all business eiitruxt
ed to me will recelre prompt attention.
Harrison - Nujiiaska.
1JRF..SS MAKING PAHLOH.
The undersipned iust located
in bwer nortn-west corner room
OK ASOHEWH HA!.f I
prepared to do all k
nds of dress -
making and sewing in her line.
The patronage of (lie public i solicited.
We guarantee satisfaction and that
our charges will he reasonable.
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3rd Abolition of the contract labor eyBtera on public
works.
4th Anti-expansion, anti-militarism and anti-foreign
alliances.
5th We declare without reserve, that this government
cannot maintain a Republic and Empire at one and the
same time.
6th We proudly recognize the vallor and achievments
of our soldier boys in the war with Spain, and now being
carried on in the phillipine islands, whether on land
or sea.
7th We denounce president McKinley's policy rf
"benevolent assimilation" relative to the Filipinos and
dsclare it to ba one of foreign ag-jre wion against a pet
pie, now fighting for their liberty, and we regret that the
army and navy of the United States are being used to wipe
out the spirit and desire for liberty and independence in
those islands.
7lh We believe in a government of the- people, by the
teople and for the people, and
county, the Democratic party
to assist them in the t lection
this convention, who if elected
tion of principal? as enunciated in these resolution!'.
Com. on lie
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AND THE
Children & Youth's
CELEBRATED LIBERTY BELL
SHOES HAVE NO EQUAL;
Call and look our Stock over be-
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jlore .furcnasmg as
money.
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to all the voters of Sioux
extends a cordial invitation
of candidates nominated at
will carry out the declara
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Couoty Treasurer.
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