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OFFICIAL PAPER tiF SIOUX COUNTY,
Oo. I), (anon,
Kill tor.
entered st the IlnrrHon ost office as
Kit-oml Cla UHtUT.
i yiSaTr.-1
A a result of the deiitti of wtiator
Koiiroe L. Hay ward, who Wis elected to
ru.'fl lion. Wtllium V. A lion, by the
lislalure down at Lincoln last winter,
H now lx.t:omi::i the duty of (iov. I'oyul
ir to nppoiiit a.)inohody to flfl the vucan
cy until the next regular h-ssion of the
In'islatiiro mettH fiod electa in the usual
way.
It alio transpired tlmt editor Gil!ert
M. UiU:hcoc:k of tne World Herald, Hoe.
W. II. Thompson of (J rand Island, and
Hon. ex-senator A'ilnn of Madison, who
was defeated ly Mie late Senator Hny
ward, lust wiuter, are candidates for the
appointment to that hih otllce.
From what we know of the gentlemen,
f'hey are, all three of them eminently
lilted and qualified to fill the high and
important positiou with credit to the
Mtate of Nebraska, should the Governor
tee fit to appoint any one of the three
Hentlemen. While we believe ex
Heriator Allen, with his excrience of six
years in the upper house of our national
coiire, would yatnrally be the proper
jiemon for appointment. But Mr. Hitch
cock has rendered valuable services to
the fusionisU of this nUte and, in faut,
V them throughout the nation, and
, tHiould lie he appointed will uddouhtedly
iiteet the ajiprobalion of the majority of
the l'eole Party, Silror Republicans
and Democrat!) throughout Nebrtska, a.s
a just recognition of his unselflh and
valuable services which Mr, Hitchcock
has piven most cheerfully and fcenerouidy
nd we presume, with never a thought of
jKilitical reward,
Tf for any reanon, best known to him
self, Gov. l'oynter nhould appoint editor
Hitchcock instead of ex-senator Allen,
tli Pp.ks JotJKWAt, will be equally
pleased and will hasten to be arnnnj; the
tirnt who will offer congratulations to
Mr. Hitchcock on bis appointment.
The President's mewtage to tbo nil r"n
gr apars in this week's Phuns-Jotr-HA1-
Every hody should read it and
contemplate what the Republican party
of today proposes to do In order to re
duce nine Umths of the people to vassals.
Ijiy the pRwf(-J(HmNA. carefully away,
tie um during the 1100 taoilgD.
Hon. W. P. Tav lor of Kentucky, who on
the face of the returns wan declared
defeated Nov. Till, was bv the state can -
vasiuff board declrad electedon the 5lh
i nst and inauraled Monday the 12th.
The llritish forces in Cape Colony, in a
recent fierce engagement at Htrombtir,
were defeated add forced to retreat by
tie lioer forces and out of two thousand
men, upwards of 700 are reported dead,
wounded and missing from the British.
Everyone should read Senator Mason,s
plea in hehnir if a resolution which ho
presented in U. S. senate, expressing
sympathy for the fioers in their herojc
and patriotic struggle for liberty and in
deiendence, in their war with Ei.gland.
FollowiDK amounts in dollars said to
lie estimated wealth of 2'i of our U.S.
.senators, ;-et opposite their respective
names, shows very conclusively how easy
it is for men, whether possessed of brains
or not, so they have the dollar (f ) attach
ed, to break into the United States
seriate:
Ch.-iuucey Pepew (Ilep)?2,000,000.
William AndrewsCUemj.n.OOO.OOn.
Marcus A, llanna (Iiop)12.(IOO,n(K)
Stephen B. Elkins (Repj",OOfl,(X)0
John P. Jono (Silyer) 10,000,000
Redlield Proctor (ltep'3,000,000
John J Kean (Rep) 5,000,000
Thomas C. riatt (Rep) fi.OOO.OoO
George P. Wetruore(Rep) 5,000,000
Nathan B ScotMRep) 2,000,000
William Stewart (Sdver)2,000,000
Nelson W. Aldrich(Rep) 1,000,000
Addison G. FysterfRep) 2,500,000
James McMilian(Rep) 5,000,000
IMward O. Wolcotultep) 2,000,000
Henry C. Ivid'e (Rep) 2.000.000
Charlefi FairbankstRep) 2,000,000
Joseph B. Foraker(Rep) 1,000.000
William J. Sewall(Ilep) 2,000,000
Joseph V. QuarlesRep) 1,500,000
Boies Pcnrose(Rep) 1,000,000
Francis F. Wnrren(Rcp) 1,500,000
Eudene Hale(Rep) 1,000,000
George C. lVrkinsiRep) 5,000,000
Oeorfre Hhoup(Rep) 1,000,000
Joseph Simou(ltep, 1,000,000
Total
1132,500,000
O040004000004005
SIDE VEINS. I
At UroVTlircsliold.
I.lttlo life, from out the life divine,
MUle heart, so near ami dear to mine,
Utile tmrk, new luiiiiched iim)ii Ufa's sea.
In the sunny duyii of Infsncy,
Little coiner on our shore of time,
l.ltt'a ray from out Clod's Kroiit nulillmc,
l.lttle traveler from otunlty,
Mny lny love protoct and shelter Uiea,
In ll.x pasxsKn throiiKli our liiiiniin stato,
Mnny ilnrlt and drcTy diiys await;
Many are the hnnlens must be home,
Many the times lire our hearts torn.
These are In thy pntliwny, little one,,
F.ra thy Jonrney throuKh our world be done,
Kroin the stinif of all adversity
May my love protect and shelter thee.
for, enwnipcd invisibly thou art
In a tendril rcii hlng from my heurl;
And nroiind thy tiny form entwinn
Iove chords from thy mother's heart. snd
(mine.
From some land of morning hast thou some,
I.Ike a gleam ot snnnhlne In oar home;
And, mv child, whato'er thy kit may 4m,
May our lovo pro tec I and shelter the.
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W Celebrate Our 25tk "'iUnes8
THE JITSTERY OF LIFE.
PeoplR t:ilk about the mystery of
death, of fhe unknowable of eternity, of
God. But we do not have to go so
far away for mystery. It is around us
anil before us every da'. Who will
read me the riddle of life the life of a
Mower, or a bird, or a little child? Who
will t II me the orijjin of conscious be
i rij? ' We do not have to jjo way off into
Saoa for mysteries for round in every
human being ia the great secret of the
universe.
LOVE AM) HATE.
Love and hate are forces in the mental
world invisible, pot-Imps, but none the
less powerful because of that. Love be
gets life hate brings misery. Love is
suni-hine hate in darkness. Love is the
road to heaven hale in the road to hell.
A child requires lovo as much as a plant
requires sunshine; '-fvid what are we all
but grown up children? Love is the di
vine law and to disobey that law leads
to destruction. Hate is murder. By
our bad tempera, our seltishess, our
hard heartedness we wear out uud crush
down those with whom we come in con
tact. THE III (ill KB SELF.
We are dual beings. We hare a high
er and a lower self. By following greed
and we develope our lower selves.. By
following the proptings of our better na
tures we develope our higher selves. The
flowers, the stars, the birds, the little
children, these appeal to the good that
is in us. There is nothing on earth that
will bring out all that is sweet and gent
le in us, like the love of our little ones,
JUD13 YOUH TIME.
When fortune treats you slightingly
And everything goes wrong,
Remember tint you still are free
To lilbor and bo strong.
To him who bravely does his part
Misfortune, is no crime. . .4
Just hold your grip and keep up heart
And learn to bide your time.
The surest road to greatness lies
Through hard and patient work.
Tho f. lorious name that never dies
Comes not unto the shirk.
Fame sits not upon an eminence,
A pinnacla sublime.
He who would win must seek her thence
Strive on and bide his lime.
The man of hope and energy.
Who keeps one goal in sight.
Who goes his way with constancy,
Will some time wir. the fight.
The nmn whoso life a glory lends
To every age and cime
Is he whoso purpose never bends,
Who works and bides his time.
Go onward. O'er the future's hills
Tho jlv falls cool and sweet.
Go onward. Ho can win who wills
And bows not to defeat.. . '
Go onward, though your pah may lie
Througn calumny and slim.
The way will brighten by an by,
Go on and Wde your time.
Aud when the fight at last is o'er,
The toil at last Is done:
When standing on life's farther shore,
Beneath her setting sun; ;
Beyond the future's unbarred gate,
The bells of heaven ring;
And justice, love and glory wait
For him who hides his time. .
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Anniversary October 23, 189.
WE DO JOB-WORK.
IN THE (JGUNTY COURT OF iSIOUX
COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
In the Matter of the Ksiate of I'ranz I'cter
Miller, deceased.
The state of Nebraska, Sioux County.
To All I'ersous Interested In the estate of
Franz I'eter M iller, deceased.
Whereas Frank J. Miller, of said comity,
has filed In my offlco an instrument pur
porting to be the last will and testament of
FItANZ l'KTKK MII.I.Eit,
deceased, late of said county, and a petition
praying to tetve tne same admitted to pro
bate, which will relates to both real and
personal estate, whereupon I have appoint
ed, Monday the first day of Jonuary, VMX), at
one o'clock In the afternoon, at my office In
sit.ld county, as the time and place for prov
ing said will, lit which time and place you
and all concerned may uppear and contest
the probata ot the fisrne.
It 1.1 further ordered that said petitioner
j?iye notice to all persons Interested in said
estate of the pendency of the petition' and
the time and place set for hearing the same,
by causing a copy of this order to be pub
lished in the IIahkisox I'hbbs-Jouknai., a
liewspacr published in Harrison, in said
county and state, for three consecutive
i oeks pruvious to the day set for said licar-
! i- "
In testimony whereof, I have livrennto
riet tny aand and official seal this 'Jth day of
December, 1899.
KOHEIiT WILSON, County Jnd(rB.
) 1 (A true copy ) 22-21 1
Ia The County Court of Sioux County,
r'--. Nebraska.
In the matter of the Estate of W. S. John
son, deceased.
Notice for Presentation and Hearing of
Claims.
Notice la hereby given to all persons hav
ing claims and demands against W. S. John
son, deceased, hvtc of .Sioux county, that the
time fixed for filing claims against siiid es
sutelsslr months from the -Ithdayot De
cember, IWJ. Ail such persons arc ro(iiired
to present their claims with the vouchers
to the county Judge of said county at his
fifilcc therein, on or before the Ithdayof
June. 1900, and all claims so Jled wll be
heard before the said Judge on the 2nd day
of January llieO or afterward on the first
day of each regular term of said com t dur
ing the time limited for filing claims as
aforesaid.
ROIIKHT Wltsox
seal, j lA True ( opy.i
to. Judge.
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II AR RIS0N l'R ESS-J0U R N A L
Filial Proof Notices.
All persons having dual. proof notices In
this paper will receive a marked copy of the
mvperand are requested to examine their
notice and If any error exist report the
siiino to this office at once.
NOTICK FOK fUUIJCATION.
V. S. Hand Office at Alliance Ndb.
November, 21, 18'J9.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler lias II led notice of his lnleii.
tloa to niako final proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will bo made be
fore Clerk of District Court at Harrison,
Mnb., on lcc. 30, 1M9, vlz
iKANK II. WKKillT,
of ilarrlson, Neb., who mode If. E. No. 1115,
for the V-r.i MV1,, H'i S.K'4 and 8-KJ fl-KJ,
Hec. (7, Township 31, N. Itrnge i" v.
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and eultlva
Hon of said Land, vis:
William L. Moyt, Henry Warneke, Charles
Onmsuzlnd aud John ,. Davis, all of llai rt-
I son, Neb.
Alsotha,t UOIIKIIT WTI.SON,
of Harrison, Neb., has filed notice of lntcn.
Hon to make final proof nt the same lima
and place, on timber culler application No,
I.VH, for the N Ki of Bee. No. U, In Town
ship No. Si, N. Haniru No. 67 w.
Hit tuwws as witnesses:
William h. Movt, Henry Warneke. I). M
Sutton 04 Orant Onthrle, all of Harrison,
Neb. r. N. nOUKINUTON, llo 1st or
Tiie Commercial Bank.
INCORPORATED 1888.
Harrison, - - - -
(OCAPITAL STOCK PAID IN -(9
SURPLUS AND PROFITS -
DIBECTOBS.
B. E. Brt-wster, President.
Chas. C. Jameson.
D. II. Griswold, Cashier.
1sPnRPrCPnr.nPNTC' WESTERX NATIONAL BANK, New York.
lUUnHi-wrUllUtH l. OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, Omaha, Nhb,
'INTEREST PAID ON
T1MUEK CVhTVHK, FINAL hllOOF-NO
TICK KOK Pt'KLCATION
U. S. Land Oltlce at Alliance, Neb.
Novemer, 21, WJi).
Notice is hereby prlven that
VIHG1L H. 8TONK,
on behalf of the heirs of Jeffrey M. Stone,
deceasre, has tiled notice of his iuteniion
to make final proof before Clerk of District
Court at hii ofiico in Harrison, Neb., on
the 80th day of Dec. 1SH9, on timber culture
application No. I2'Ji, lor the 8-W.of Sec-
tilon No. 2", in Township No. 32, N Kane No.
Sf w.
Ho names as witnesses:
(irant (iuthrie, (ieorfro W. Hester, Virgil A.
Hester and Otto Tiutze, all of Harrison, Ne
braska. V. M. DOIIBIXGTON, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. S. Land Ollice, at Alliance, Nebraska,
November 11th, 1899.
Notice in hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has tiled notice of his
intention to make final firoof in' supjort
of his cliiini, and that said proof will be
inaile beiore clerk of DiHtriot Court at
Harrison, Nebraska, on December 23,
ALICE SLATTERY
of Harrison, Nebraska, who made II. K,
No. 4251 for the 8 S-WJ Sec, 7 and Nj
N-W of Sec. 18, T. 83 N., R. 56 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
Samuel J. Leeling, Clem Leeling,
Richard Dunn and Joseph Dunn, all of
Harrison, Neb.
(17-2:) F. M. DortRlNUTON, Register.
NOTICE FOR I'UliLICATION
IT. 8. Land Office at Alliance, Nebraska.
Nov. 14, In!0.
Notice is hereby lven that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Inten
tion to make final proof In support of Ills
claim, ami that said proof will be made be
fore Clerk of District Court, at Harrison,
Neb., on Dec. 2:1, I WW, viz:
WlI.MKlt W. l'lUM.U's.
of IlarrjHon, Neb., who made II. K. No 4(K3,
for theS'i N-K1 and N'i S-K';i See. 31, Twp.
32 N KanKe M W.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said laud, viz:
Henry Covey, V'els Eniibi itson, J. W. Hun
ter and Walter l'itt, all of Harrison, Neb.
Y. M. DOItKINIiTON, Register.
NOTICE F( J H rCRI.ICATION.
V. Land Offlep nt Alliance, Ncbr.iska,
November. II, ISMI.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler 1ms tiled notice of his intent
ion to make final proof in support of Irs
claim and that Raid proof wil I be made be
fore Clerk of District Court at Harrison,
Neb., on Dec. 2), IsW, viz:-
CHAHLKS I.CDWIO,
of Clen, Nebraska, wno maile H. E. No. 41 14,
for the S-K't N-WU NK'iSWV and Lota 2
and 3 of Sec. W, Twp. SO, N Range 03, w.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz:
David imnn, Pedrlck Nelson, I'eter Nel
son and Emorv (iilmore, all of ("Hen, Nob.
Also, THEODORE F. OOLDKN,
of Adolia, Nebraska, who mado II. E. No. lost
for the W!4 Seo. IS, and WJi N-Ky, See.
19, Twp. JK, M Range S3 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz:
Andrew I'rocunler and Alv S. Snxton, of
Crawford, Neb., and Thomas Holly aud Wil
liam II. Davis, of Harrison, Neb.
K. M.DORRINOTON, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Ollice at Alliance, Nebraska.
Nov. 11th, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the Mow
ing named settler lias filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before Clerk of District Court at
Harrison, Nebraska, on Dec. 23, 1890.
MICHAEL BRUCK
of Harrison, Neb., who made H, E. NO.
4170 for the Swi of 8ec.5, Tp. 33 N. R.
fiU W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation ofnaid land, viz:
I'hnrlea Biehle. Lewm (Jerlach, Onstave
Noreiech and Robert L. Keel, all of Har
rison, Neb. F. M. Uokmnothh,
Register.
Nebraska.
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8,000.00 cS
C. F. Coffee, Vice President
A. McGislkt.
TIME DEPOSITS.-
STOCK BRANDS.
Thk JouitXAL will publish your brand, like
the following, for VI :fifl, per yenr. Kach nd
rtitional brand 75 cents. Kverv rartner or
ranchmen in Sioux and adjoining counties '
snould advertise their brands in TiiiJoIJK
NALns it circulates all over the Rtate. It
may be the means of saving money for you.
CUARI.KS BIEHLE.
On left tide or blp of cattle, j
(in left shoulder of horses, j
iltange on the head ot vvarbonnst
ijcretk
Address Harrison, Sionx Co. Neb.
CHAKLKS UMP11ENOCR
The brand reprsentcd in this notice
and branded any where on left side
of horses and
Also the L L brand any where on
left side of cattle belongs to the
undersigned.
chaklks Umph Knock.
Harrison, Mebrask.
CHARLKS NEWMAN.
The brand represented In this notice
and branded any where on lft side
of cattle, and over-lap cut from the
right ear. '
AUo the sa'me brand on left thigh of
liprsos, belongs to the umlerslgnSd.,
Rlfe near East Springs, south part lo
Sionr county. Chaklks Newman,
Harrison, Nebraska.
TT72 FRANK NUTTO.
ft (9 On li'ft side of cattle and on left
Kjkwi shoulder ot horses.
f Range on Antelope enwk
1'. O., Gilelinst, Hloux Co., Nob. '
JOHN A. HANSON
Owns th foliow
Inirbraud ou ell It
er :
Also HG on ct
t.o and horses
cattle ou leftside
horses on lft
shoulder.
Ranpe on Silver Springs and east of staj
Inc. i'osi.ofiice II arrison Neb
?100- BEWAltl).
For proof to convict any ierson of steal
ing any of my stock.
Cattle branded
same as cut.
Horses branded
same on right
shoulders
orC on
left thigh.
Mieep, paint brand
same as cattle and
tire brand C ou
right side of nose.
Address, David Coltim.c,
Olen Nebr.,
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