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VOL. XXL
Harrison Press-Journal.
(KKTABUSHKD 1888.
Bryan.
26, 1899. HO. 14.
Subscrtirtion Price, $1.00
OFFIOIAL PAPER OF SIOUX COUNTY.
(eo. I). Canon, ... Editor.
Entered at the Harrison post omce an
wcona claw matter.
FUSION" STATE TICKET.
For Pttprrm J m J k ,
HON. SILAS A. IIOLOOMB.
For Regents, .Statu University,
ElJSOX RICH,
J. L. TEETERS.
For congress, 6th District,
HON. W. II. NEVILLE.
Forjudges, ir,th District.
Wni. H. Weslovwr.
James J. Harrington.
FiiMmi County Ticket.
1 or Co. Clerk :
W. J. A. 1IAUM.
for Co. Tritii-r:
JOHN SERRES.
Kr o.MierlfT:
THOMAS HOLLY.
ViT Co. Judge:
JJDOE WILSON.
For Co. Superintendent:
J. IS. BURICE.
For Ci. Coroner:
J. f. PHINNEY.
l-Vir Co. Mirveyor :
MICHAEL RUITINO.
For CnmniH'r 1st District,
JENSC. MENU
England, is not having1 (hp walk awav
1n theTrnnsvna! war that she might have
It is to be hoped i hat find, who ruleslln
destinies of nations as well us of men
may intervene nr.d assist the Transvaal
republic if their cause is a r gl t-ous one.
H in our honest opinion that V.ngland is
engaged in tin unjust war.
The republican giress is try ing to sow
discord among funion candidate ond
"their friends as a last hope of winning
the election next month. Tney would
like o much to say something to defame
;iiid sully the. unblemished career of onr
fusion nominees, for Supreme and Dist
rict Judges. But their attempt is an
ittcr failure, Hon. S. A. Holcomb
mai!fl an excellent record as governor for
four years, and he will make a lwtter
upriris judgo than he did governor.
mi
ine nominees ror regents are the best
could have been selected. How about
Judge Westover? Ahem, well, well, we
have nothing to say agaast him; nay
they even admit that "Westover" will
run ahead of his ticket. But J. J. Har
rington him they would snow under, we
mean if they could, because of his brilli
ancy, but we predict when the next wint
er snow fall, t will be on the blighted hopes
of Alder, and the judges mantei will be
worn, most gracefully on Mr. IPs. shoulders.
Senator John M. Thurston, Nebraska's
Senior Senator, in a campaign speech at
Akron, O., Oct. 21st placed himself on
record as being the special friend and
chapion of trusts and monopolies, fay
nothing about the other republican poli
cies advocated by the administration,
Siiiator Thurston and all its lev.lers.
Senator Thurston must be given
credit fer the counire of hi eon.
victions against the interest of the labor
er and the business man with small cap
ital. Of trusts he said:
'THEY OUOJIT TO HE ENVOI 'R
AOEI), FOSTERED ANU APPRO V
ED, AND THE MAN WHO MAKES
AN ATTACK ON THEM IS NOT
JUST OR RIGHT."
"YOU ALL WANT TO GET INTO
Till-; BIG SHOW THIS FALL, ANU
I'ON'T LOITER ABOUT THE
JONES srCESHO'.V. LET THAT
SHOW ALONE."'
iimiK it over, voters of Sioux county
The leaders of that party stand committ
ed to the money power ami fraudulent
combinations voters, you can not afford
to support the republican ticket ill this
year of our lord.
O i 1 1
oeuaior iianna. wun ai unfit, ciuln.m. ,
Stat. ba.w h nhai:r:vr.rr:: rpw,ca py the united
, --.- . , uJuiiuH wmm IW, MVS' T IPM fnmhin-illmj
known as trusts ar not . .,, m. ' combinations
business question. I behei, "r"; 'P'J and purely a
in h. linn :-y cpuoiii-aiis am in ins statements sustains dernocra
n.:h.8.r ' shtagamt monopolies and trust,, wni.h have been produced hi
,m.u. ,es enacted into law, that now bears heavily on the consumer an, VrTnt.
nop,iVlllsto .he produce of the raw material. FoUa i,'
Washburn has to say relative to the trusts; ; is woat nao
ist who tT2T ?n!tnF!! but - "" -pita!-
Then n,f -. ' "' 6 "" mvenLs in trust Mocks,
men, uiai prosperity is Uctilious. If it eiriutu it.
proposition is absurd. Tn,u.., t.... '. .7. '"y. tne
ar, but for the mir.r.f ni. i .mip.og uie iauor-
t . -i i - i,ci - iruui. out oi in vestment.
-....,,,,,,, us uSamss comuinations, r-iust survive or the Rem.hlin iii
have lost its meaning and its mission. No , . .h..u V.!..? ..1..P, ,lic w,n
"The fall.ei t.7t J, ' V y """:r, " n wuht or what they wi 1 do.'
Ihe falU. es tuat are being preached by some of the party leader, to the effect
mat lanor wi II nrosner hv n nf u. .: ..
bliodin the nul lic r. thH: VL ' ' ' " .w,' have. ,he of
.cumulations of aJtualVnd cuUoU.Zwta U,P0Ugh
vast accot.
"Sometime and somewhere there has got to be a process of liquidate
at time comes the workmen under the trusts will find their apparent
th.
uisappear,
ion. vVhon
Waes will be cut with unsparimr hand in tl, nt. .ir i,, ,i,
good showing on the trust balance sheet, Strike, will ensue the trusts will be
cr.pp ed and the stockholders and workingmeu will be engulfed in the same sea of
distress. ;
Every voter in Sioux county should work and vote for the fusion ticket, state,
concessional and County, as every Candidate are committed to oppose trusts and
and all other fraudulent combinations of capital,
NEBRASKA CANDIDATE
FLIES BRITISH FLAG
Briton lio IUrusos to Tir--
noiincc AHfg'iii'co to Queen
Tries to Kesumo Ofllce.
CRAWFORD, Neb., Oct. 21. The re
publicans of L.ivves county have nomin
ated for dark of the district court Frank
R. Wingheld, an Englrnhnida who has
not yet become a citizen of this country.
Wingtield, who is making an energetic
canvas, boasts of tha fact that he rofuses
to renounce his native country and keeps
a large English (lag floating in the olllce
01 the C rawloru UaZ"tt, oi w hich paper
he is editor. In Denver Dailv News.
GOV. W. A. POihTEk,
Will Be in HARRISON, THURSDAY OCT- 2nd, 1899,
at 2:30 p. m to address the voters of Sioux Co.,
upon the political issues of the fail campaign.
Every body should turn out and
give the Governor a hearty welcome
whether you agree with him in poli
tics or not. Every man, woman and
child in Sioux & Dawes counties are
invited to be present on that day and
participate in the festivities.
GEO. D. CANON,
Chm. Co. Cen. Com.
J. E. MARSTELLER.
Secretary.
Sir Kenry JrTiug devoted part of his
summer holidays to writing an article,
vrhich he has given to The Indies Home
-Journal. It is called "Shakespeare in
Small Communities," and tells how the
study, reading aloud and acting of Shake
speare's woiks may lie followed in com
munities away from the larger centres.
On last Thursday afternoon as an
nounced by the Press-Journal, Judge
Westover of Rushville, Judge Selali of
O'Neill and lion. J. J. Harrington of
O'neill were on band aad .addressed the
-fusionisU of this town and vicinity upon
the political issuee of this falls cim
peiifn. The con retion while not )arg,
hut an appreciative one which gave xc
jal attention to the orators.
M.J. Olewett presided over tho meet
ing and introduced the speakers, Judge
Vtwlovtr making the first speech, fol
lowed by lion J. J. Harrington, and
.Judfl 8laji closing.
Not a speech wan made that did not
how eiaeusiirjly and withiutdouht
Jitai Uki futtoBi'ts were ocrect in
t eii-J advanced idia of a just govern
ment "of the people, by the people and
for the people." Judge Westover, who is
asking for a re-election to the distriet
bench again and J, J. Harrington, who
is a candidate for tho same position in
formed their hearers that they were hi
metallivts, anti-Monopolists, anti-imper -alists.unti-militarism
and anil -expansionists.
They were applauded repeatedly
and esecially so when the name
of that matchless statesman, Hon.
W. J. Bryan was mention!.
Judge Helah's d iflnation of a fusionist
was a unique one and as he explained it,
by fusion the reform parlies had len
able to 1st, olect one of the best men to
the U. 8. senate, thero was in that
national body of law makers, 2nd that
by fusion an honest governor had been
elected for Ihr e success ve terms, also
a full state ticket for the last two tern ,
which had taved the taxpayers thous
ands ef dollars, and now believed we
should stand shoulder and electthe entire
ticket from too U bottom, both state
and county,
Wages fin Unholy War.
Member South Dakota Volunteers
Speaks Freely of Conflict.
Tlie Commercial Bank.
INCORPORATED 1888.
Harrison, - - . - Nebraska.
CAPITAL STOCK PATH TNT - -
SURPLUS AND PROFITS - -
SI 0,000.00
8,000.00
DIRECTORS.
B. E. Brewster, President. C. F. Coff Vi TiAi
IHAS, O. JA1IE30IT. A irr
1). H. Geiswold, Cashier. ;:
CORRESPONDFNT?- WESTERN national bank, new
1 UUIUItOrUIIUCIl 1 0. OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, Oicaha, Xm.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Harrison, Neb., Oct. 21.-A son of C. Christensen of Montrose this coun
ty, member of company A. First regiment, South Dakota volunteers, who
has just returned from tho Philippine islands aud has been honorably dis
charged, reached the home of his parents, iwenty-flve miles north of here
last Sunday.
Mr. Christensen, whose father is an honorable and respected citizen of
this (Sioux) county, is a gent leman in even sense of the term and for hones
ty and veracity, his statement, which follows, cannot be questioned and
he will verify it personally, should anyboJy so desire. He iaid:
"For myself, personally, I fell that our government it pursuing a dan
geroin and wrong policy in attempting to jmbjogate tho inhabitants of the
Philippine islands, with the ultimate eipei tation of making them colonial
possessions of the United States. In fact, I believe if those brave people
over thero were given to understand that &.y "would ?e granted an tnde
Isn l-nt government, the samo as we have,' JTtoed to the Cubans, the
war in those islands would cease in less than one month, or as soon as the
formation could be imparted to them in un official manner,
Would I enlist to fight tho Filipinos again under the same circumstan
ces? Nevpr. Money could not tempt, not-sition induce me to re-enlist
and take up arms against those people, wlio are fighting for a true princi
ple, and who I believe can kep the war going on for an indefinite period.
Of course, I do not feel that way should the United states be threatened
with a foreign war of invasion. Should t..at time ever come I would offer
my services and my life, if need be, to protect my country from a real
enemy.
"There isn't a doubt but that Atfuina'.lo and his forces were our allies
until the fall of Manila, and would be still if the powers that be at Wash
ington had recognized their independence, as I believe it should have doDe.
Yes, Aguinaldo and his cabinet, together with his army ofllcers, are smart
intelligent gentlemen, who have the iotetrst of their people at heart and,
in my opinion are asking nothing but what is just and right.
"I am confident in my own mind that this government is making a
serious and most gevious mistake in its fo -cign war policy and cannot be
justified on any grounds whatsoever. Cerlainly those people who havo
been governed by the most tyrannical poveron earth for the past 200 or
800 years, are of right entitled to 'life, liberty and the pursuit of happi
ness.' A government founded upon the principles of the Declaration of In
dependence, as our iw, and which has stood the test for nearly a century and
a quarter, ought not to be engaged in a war for the express purpose of pre
venting other people from enjoying tho sf.me privilages and blessings of
freedom as we do ourselves." Sunday World-Herald.
BO
S$ HANNA.
Deliberately Turns Down the Platform
Adopted By the Republican
State Convention.
,,We commend the action of the Sev
enty-third General assembly of Ohio in
passing the stingent law now on our
statute books, prohibiting the organiza
tion of 'trusts' and we denounce such
unlawful combinations as inimical to the
interests of the people. Paragraph from
Republican State Platform af Ohio,
1899.
"Ttnse combinations known as trusts
are not a political question at all. They
am simply and purely a business ques
tion. "They have the best men in the
countrv at their head. We all believe
in co-operation. I believe in their or
ganization." I (anna's Speech at Cleve
land, October 18, 1899.
Final rroof Notices.
All persons having final proof notices In
this paper will receive a marked copy of the
paper and are requested to examine their
notice and if any error exist report the
same to this olTIee at once.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
U. S. Land Clllee Ht Alliance, Nebraska.
October, 2nd, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intent
ion to make flnal proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore Clerk of District Court, at Harrison,
Nebraska, on November, 11th, 181)9,
JOSEPH JACOBS
of Montrose, Nebraska, who made H. E. So.
37ii8 for the SW & Sec 9,Twp.33 N.E. 64W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous resldeuce upon and cultiva
tion of Said land, ytx :
John Serres, and Stephen Serres, of Bwdarc
Neb. Paul Serrea, of Montrose, Neb. and
Dominique Haas, of Gilchrist, Neb.
Also at same time and place,
DOM1S1QUE HAAS
of Gliehrlct, Nfcbrapka. who randeH. E. No.
N76 fof7t SNBfcUWKAEKSW.M
ec 7 T p. 33 N. R. 54 W.
He n tnidg the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said lund.vix:
John serres, mid Stephen Serres, of Bodarc
Net). Paul Ferrcs, and Joseph Jacobs, of
Montrose, Neb. F. M. dohhisoton, Keglster.
(1011)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. S. Land Office, at Alliance, Nebraska.
October 2nd, 1899
Notice is hereby given, that the following
named settiler nas Bled notiee ofjliis Inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will bo made be
fore Clerk of District Court at Harrison, Ne
braska, on November 11th, 1X89.
SARAH M. MONTUOMKRY Formerl y 8ABAU
M. PARSONS.of Itodarc, Nebraska, who made
II. K. no. 3732 for the 8.W & 21 Tp. 33 N. R.
03 W.
He names the 6ollowingwitnessesto prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz:
Henry Zimmerman, Dan Jordan, Chas, F.
CofTee, and William Miller, ail of Bodarc,
Nebraska.
Also that JOHN COCHIN, of Harrison, Neb.
bus (lied notice of intention to make final
proof, at same time and place, on Timber
ijtil tu re application No. 1007 for the SW H of
Sec. No. 30, in Twp. No.31 N. R. 55 W.
He names us witnesses:
L. C. Lewis, David Burtlett, William C.
O'Connor, Chas. Camenzlnd, all ol Harrison.
Neb. F. M. Dokuinoion, Register.
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laiSi 125 CASS, S2t EOrTnClT.
With Stool and Scarf.
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Writa For Particular.
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Contest "Notice.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
ALLIANCE, Neb., August, 20th, 1699
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this office by George W, Leake, con
testant, against Frnk R. Smith, entry No.
C!WS, made 2nd September, isdfi, lor S W,V
N-F.l 8-KK K-WKN-EJtS-WK.AN-WJiSEK
Section 19, Township 28, Range 87, by
Frank H. Smith, Contestee, in which It Is
alleged that: Frank R. Smith did not
break any part of said land, nor cause the
same to bo broke, nor did he at any time
plant any trees or seed, or cause same to
lie planted, and tho said contestant la ready
to prove at such time and place as may be
named by the Register and Receiver for a
hearing in said case; and ho therefore asks
to bo allowed to prove said allegation, he
the said contestant paying the expenso of
the BHid hearing.
Said parties aro herrby notified to appear,
respond and offer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 o'clock ft. m. on Oct. 24, 18B9,
before the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land Office In Alliance, Nebraska.
F. M. DO It RINGON, Register.
8TOCK BRANDS.
Thb Journal will publish your brand, like
the following, for 2 .00, per year. Kach ad
ditional brand 75 cents. Every Tarmer or
ranchmen in Sioux and adjoining cbantieS
should advertise their bramU taL at
fcAL as it circulates all over the state It
may be tho means of saving moiey for yo"
CHARLES BIEHLE.
On left side or hip of cattle, f
On left shoulder of liorKcs. !
"Range on the head ol Warbonniit
Icrenk
Address Harrison, Sioux Co. Neb.
CHARLES UMPHENOUB
The brand reprsented in tbls notice
and branded any whsre ea left side
of horses and ,
3 Also the L t brand any where on
left side of cattle bcloaga ta the
undersigned.
CUAK1.I8 UMPHElfOCB.
Harrison, Nebraela.
CHARLES NEWMAN. . t
The brand represented In this notiee
and branded any whereon left side
of cattle, asdl over lap eat front the
right ear. :
Alo the same brand en left tnlfb. of
horses, belongs to the undersigned.
RuKge near East Springs, south part fo
Sioux county. Charles Nhwman,
Harrison, Nebraska.
FRANK NUTTO.
On left side of cattle and on left
shoulder ot barsM.
I ml Range on Antelope creek
P. O., Ghllchriut, Sioux Co., Neb.
JOHN A. HANSON
Owns the follow
inRbrand on eith
er: Also HG on cat
tle and horses
cattle on leftside
horses on left
shoulder.
Ranfre on Sliver Springs and east of state
Ine. Postotlice Harrison Neb
$100 EE WARD.
F0r proof to convict any person of steal
ing any of my stock.
Cattle branded
same as cut.
Horses branded
same on right
shoulder S
orC on
left thigh.
Sheep, paint brand
same as cattle and
Are brand C on
right side of nose.
Address, David Colvillx,
Glen Nebr.,
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ESTRAT NOTICE.
To Whom It Mat Concsrx:
That F. J. Witt, the undersigned d!1 on
the 6th day of August, IW on his envlowHt
mini suasion in wsrbonnot precinct. In
Slmn county, Nebraska, take up two bay
mure, an estriiycd, sntd wares being more
purtleularly doscrllied as fellows:
Two hsy mare, branded
shoulder.
Dated at Hurrl.xn ihl.
Hill dy of Septemlmr 1H.
rsiuj. WiTr
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on left
FOR SALE CHEAP: -One rood amall
heatinu stove, will burn coal or wood.
Apply at thli offle.
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