shoes! mm
nl'BON TON RESTAURANT..!-
1'. H. BIGELOW, Prop.,
oCnndies, Nuts, Tobacco, Fruits, Dates,
Kigs, Cakes, l'ies, urend, stationary
I THE PIONEER PHARMACY, f
Drugs, 5
Drugists Sundries, S
Paints. Oils, Varnishes, $
unAi,c nrl STATIONARY.
A Fine Line of
?etc.
Ladie's & Gentlemen's
LIGHT & HEAVY
fA Good Lunch Counter iiw Connection nnd Every Thing
J .)UWiV . A - f
oU J. E. PHiNNEY, Proprietor. r
Sold at Living Price ,
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IROHWER'S HARNESS SHOP.
. ,i TTarr, Hoods. Also. Flour and all kinds of
for nale. Besides the above I have Build-
in material, such as Lumber, Lime, Hair, Cement &c. &c.
rw Call and get PRICES before buying elsewhere.
EGGERT ROHWER, Prop.
Thursday. Oct. 19. WiO-
tie. D. Canon, E.litor ami Prop.
F. E. M. V. R. K.
Special "Excursiou to Hot
Springs, 8. Uuk.
F. E. M. V. special Excursion to Hot
PpnngsS. I). Tickets oa bale Oct 3 &
17 at one fare plus $2.00 for Round tr.p
Good returning 30 days from date of
sale.
FOB SALE: 75 bead of one and two
year old heifers. Also 40 Itead of year
ling steers. Call on, or address,
V. A Hester, Harrison. Neb.
F. E. 4 M. Y E. it lmif table.
Going West. Going East.
So. 8. mixed. 11:30! So. S, mixod 8:0
T
North-Western
F. E.
LINE
if. V. Ii. R. is tli best
to aDd from the
BLACK HILLS,
DEAD WOOD AND HOT SPRING.
SOCTU DAKOTA.
NOTICE.
Anyone having lost two gray mare
one bay mare, and a black gelding call I
at this office pay for Ms advertisement, (
and learn of their whereabouts.
FOR SALE.
I have cattle for sale, yearling steers
1. 2 A 3-v ear-old heifers, at my place
on the heai of Antelope creek, Neb., I
O. aduresu Harrison, Neb.
Geo. w. ijavb.
J W. SMITH,
Manufacturer and dealer
In Harness, Saddles, Bridles &c
i . , .
Send in your Harness ana uuv i
pairing, and a first class job is
guaranteed.
FINR WORK A SPECIALTY
STRICTLY CASH: NO EXCEPTIONS.
Professional Cards.
J. E. rHLNNEY. M. V.
Phylsciaa and Surgeon.
All calle given prompt attention.
Office In Drug Store.
-HAIIUISON - NEBRASKA.
GRANT GUTHRIE.
Attorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention given to all legal
matters in Justice, County and District
Courts, and before the United State
Land Office.
Fire Insurance written in reliable
sompanies.
tirLeyal papers carefully drawn.
Hakjuson, - Nebraska.
M. J. O'Connell, - - Co. Attorney,
Will Practice lu All Court.
Special Attention (Jireu to Land Of-
Ore Business.
Collections and all bnsine entrust
ed to me will receive prompt attention.
Harmsom - Nebraska.
SHOES
DRESS MAKING PARLOR.
The undersigned just located
in, lower north-west corner room
OF ASUHKWS HALL, I
prepared to do all kinds of dress
making and sewing in her line.
The patronage of the public is solicit!.
We guarantee satisfaction and that
our charges will he reawinable.
Mks. Maikiie Rosecrans.
.AND THE
Children & Youth's
CELEBRATED LIBERTY BELL
SHOES HAVE N
0 EQUAL;
Call and look our Stock over be
fore Purchasing as we can SAVE you
money.
Marsteller BROS.
Court was in session Tuesday of this
week.
Mrs. Chat Uoitt returned yesterday
from an extended visit to Seward. She
was accompanied by father Unitt.
rjf-FOR SALE Two Heating Stoves,
one a Box and the other an upright or
cannon stove, CHEAP for cash.
EOOKRT RotTWTER.
Oottlib Knori, who left here recently
is again back at his old trade, in the dai
ry business, at Benson, Neb, be writes to
bave the Pee s-Jooual sent to him.
Among the legal lights from out of
town who were here to attend court,
we noticed the following: Judge Crites,
cl Chadron, and Mr. Fanning, of Craw
ford. Now is the time to show your loyal-
tv to tbe reform ticket Vote it straight
..A Ana ranriiriata- as thev are all
BIIUI .
man of integrity, honesty, and ability,
as well as men who have all been tried
and always found true.
The many friends of Grandpa Wright
will be sorry to learn of his serious Hi
mm. ha has been ailing for about two or
three weeks, but the first of this week
his condition became somwhat serious
nd his children are doing all that love
i .. r-irhlA of. He is at the
MUM t ,
home of W. B. Wright
Tbe republican nominees in tbi
county think because they have filed
their statement of expenses and because
the fusion candidates have not they have
a. cinch on all the offices in Sioux county
kvt if they will take the trouble to look
up toe law, they'l learn the parties who
receire a majority can Die their stateme
nU any time before certificates are issued
The largest assortment of DRY
GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS
which have ever been received in North
west Nebraska, ia now for sale, at the
Rasch Scpplt Hocst Call and see
them, and be convinced, before purchaa-
inc elsewhere, look them over carefully
s we shall take pleasure in displaying
-these goods. And remember our prices
are the lowest.
L. Gehlach, Prop.
Corin Lewis, who ban been down
n P.iim. Ia.. and vicinity on a visit to
bis parents for three or four weeks re
turned Sunday. While there, he stop
ped over night with Dug Hamlin, one of
our old follow townsmen and reports
that it ia not impossible but that Dug
would ha elected County Treasurer of
bis county. Corwin also reports an iai
nines oora oros ia that part of Iowa
th-year.
Hot a candidate on the fusion county
ticket but are ably quaUDed for the re
anective offices they have been nominat
4 to flll.but i. B. Burke, candidate for
Hatriadeodent of schools, is ore-em inen
tly fitted for the office from an edu aio-
Hal point, besides he has a large family
ofeUldreaaad hence understands what
ohildrea need in the way of education,
ad will do everything in his power for
the) heaeBt of our achools in sioos coun
f. We believe, ia fact we know, that
the pereoaal of w tkwet it one of the
atioajaat tilt hat ever been put up in
tr iowEf wnj pany
"WANTED: Good girl for general
housework. Good wages. Write Mrs.
J. T. Williams, Douglas, Wyo.
The Harrison Epworth League will
give a social Entertainment at the Court
House, Tuesday evening, Oct. l. ine
Ladies are requested to each bring a pie.
the same to be sold to the Gentlemen at
10c each. A literary programme will be
rendered, consisting of recitations, songs
and instrumental music. Everybody
are inyited to come.
By Order Committee.
J. H. Bartell, returned from a two
week's visit in Iowa last Saturday.
John Ostraoder, was over from .Art-
more, last week and bought 20 head of
yearling steers, of Virgil Hester.
R, U. Archerd, who has been Help
ing Perry White, to work out a grading
cont-act returned to Harrison last wee-
Attorney O'Connell who has been
xrnv achool durinir the past two
weeks has been in town this week atten
dine: to leeal work.
Estravtd from Harrison a yearling
White-faced, red steer calf, please leave
information at the Peess- Jocbsal onice,
and receive reward. GEO. D. CaXON
BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Will Hough,
on Running Water, a girl baby, jester
.lair forenoon, weight 10 pounds. All
are doing well especially, WilL
RORN To Mr. and Mrs. John Mars-
teller on last Friday night the 13th inst
A daughter. Mottr and child are do
in? all O. K. How is John? Oh well he
is improving.
On last Sunday. Dr. bhaefer was
called to the home of Will. Hough, on
Water to precne for Mrs.
Hough. At this writing the Dr. reports
her better.
Among our latest subscribers, the
the following names ani-ear: San ford
Hill. Harry E. Brown, Mrs. A. R. Dew,
Stuart Sides, Oottlib Knori, Jeff. Hewitt
and Mary Noerich.
A Dleasant evening was spent on last
Saturday evening by the Modern Wood
man and the Royal Neighbors at their
lodee room in Andrews Ball. The ladies
supplying refreshments.
.Sin- lout Sunday nieht about 15 in
inches of snow has fallen in this vicinity
and we learn that ten or fifteen miles
northwest more thao at much again
snow fell during that time.
Perry Kirkpatrick had the misfor
tune to get kicked quite bad in the groin
bv one of his horses Tuesday and was ob
liged to call on Dr. Pbinney, to drees the
wound. The doctor said however, that
it was not very serious and would soon
be all O. K.
Mrs. Will Bogart, left for Omaha,
last Thursday evening where her and the
children will be guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Robinson, for the win
ter and during that time the little girts
will attend public school in the district
near by. Will, will remain here for a
a few days, or until he can dispose of
some personal property which he did not
dispose of at the sale, when be will leave
by wafeon for Columbus, this state where
be expicU to obtain work for the wint
er. Ia nil probability be and his family
will reran in the tpring to resume tlir
oa their Sioai Couoty ranch.
Mrs. Paul Zwrtwt, who has bfuo so
verv ill durinjr the past two weeks is
now on the road to recovery unuer the
care of Dr. Phinney :
LATER: We received word this morn
ing that Mrs. Zerbst was worse, and also
that the youngest child of Mr. and Mrs
Plunliett, was now sick of mountain fever.
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Arch-Bishop t;hapr;lle, recently ap
pointed by the Pope of Rome, as Apostol
ic delegate to the Philhppwo Islands
savB:
Tha illiteracy of the Taglo "f Luzon
islands, are 30 per cent less than the peo
ple of Massachusetts. Is there any body
who would dare to say that tho people
of that state, were not qualified to gov
ern themselves?
Every Candidate on the fusion County
ticket, should in our opinion get out into
the field and do active campaign work,
ne'er resting until the last vote has been
polled. They should not only work for
their own election, but for the whole tic
ket, from Supreme Judge down to coun
ty surveyor. If ever Nebraska should
be carried by the fusionists it is this fall .
Every Democrat, Populist, and t ree bil-
ver republican in Sioux county should
go to the polls on election day and rec
ord his vote in ttie interest of good gov
ernment, home rule and the Declaration
of Indejiendence.
The republicans are just as desirious
to carry Nebraska, for the gold stan
dard, imperialism, militarism and the
foreign expansion policy, as the fusion
ists are for Mr. Bryan and the principles
which he has been adv:ating during his
public career, and they will no doubt,
wherever they can, trade votes to county
candidates for the Utters support for
their state and congressional ticket
Every honest reformer should spurn
such propositions and vote "her" straight
from top to bottom.
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At a meeting of the Democratic state
Central Committee of New York, the
committe passed a resolution by a vote
of 34 to 10, pledging its 72 delegates to
the next Democratic national convention
to lloo. W. J. Bryan as the candidate
for president in 1000. Following is the
Resolution:
"The Democratic committee of the
state of New York, recognizing that
William Jennings Bryan is the natural
and approved leader of the Democratic
party in the nation, the Democratic party
of New York hereby expresses its solici
tude for his lieal th and strength and
while he is temporarily stricken on the
people's battlefield, beg to assure him or
their loyalty and love."
flERVITA PILLS!
letters VITsLJTr,
LOST VIGOR
Una MANHOOD
Curetlm potency, Night Emissions and
wasting diseases, ail csecta 01 scu-
abusc, or excess ana indis
cretion. A nerve tonic and
hlrwwl hiiilder. Brines the
link clow to pale cheekt and
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scna tor circular. Aaurese,
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Bryan's ky Morton, will not change one
single vote, in our opinion. The olllce
which Mr. Brvan was desirous of obtain
ing was nothing but a clerical position
simply secretary of the Board of trans-
rs,il ui irn unA lp Itrvan lfttft th.f am
he was just begininir in business, then.
at Lancoin, it was tne money, not nonor
thatattracted him. and would a.nist in
tiding him over until he could get his
business on i paying basis.
-:!WIND MILLS.'!:-
The undersigned in ag
ent for the celebrated
David Bradley, Wind Motor,
Improved Wind Mills,
the beat made. I am
also prepared to fur
ninh on fchort notice
first class -
Pimps, Pipes, Wood k Ste rl Tower
Tanki or aaythlns; in ths I In
of pamp repairs, AT LOWEST
PRICES.
S
Write me for estimates be
fore contracting elsewhere.
Yon will save money by it.
Address- JOHN H. A8IITOX,
Ardmore. H. Dak.
Contest Notice.
UMTKl) STATES I.ASD OFKICE,
ALLUMCK, Kcb., AusiiMt, 0tli, 1869.
A aafflcient eontcat affidavit having been
fllml In thl office by Oeorice W. Leake, con
tcatsnt, SKslnat r .nk K. Smith, entry No.
tn, uiaile 2nd ptembcr, lasn, lor 8-WX
M-KH H-V.H -Wii N K14S Wi,4 N W!4 HKI4
Section l, Towuablp Hi, Hauge 67, by
frank K. !inlth, C'outesU-w, In which It la
nlb'trix! that: trunk K. ninitli did not
brrak sny partofauld lnl, nor cati the
aaine to ho broke, nor dil he nt any time
plant any Ire or acd, or csuae anm to
be planU-d, and the aald couteatant U ready
to prove at ancb time and place a may be
named by the Re;latr and Kecelver for
hearing In aald cane; and he therefore aaka
to be allowed to prove aald alli gation, be
tbe aald oonteatant paring tbe expense o
the aald hearing.
8ald parties are hereby notined to appear,
reapond and offBr evidence toothing aald
allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on Oct. S4, 199,
lief ore tbe Keglatcr and ttwelver at the
United States Land Office In Alliance, Ke-
b rank a.
r. M. IORRlMf;OK, lleglaler.
AO EST WASTED KOB "Til K MITE ASK
Achel vementa of Admiral IKiwey," the worldi
greateat naval hero, fly Murnt llaatead,
tbs llfa-lonK friend and admirer of the natl
on'a Idol, liiggeat and beat Iwok ; over S00
parea, szlO inchea; nenrly 100 pagna half tune
lllu.trallona. Only 11.60. Lnornioiia demand
Bis- Comiulaf lona. Outfit free. LTisne eof a
lifetime. Wrlteqolok, Tho l.oinlnlon Com
puny, 3rd floor Caatvn Bldg., Chleage
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CilAItLKL DlKHLB,
County Treasurer,
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