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Harrison Press -Journal.
VOL.XIL
HIItlSOlsr, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, J" AIST. IB, 13DD.
Our Motf4-.-'NO QUESTION IS EVER SETTLED UNTIL IT IS SETTLED RICHT'-Hoa. Wllllaa J. Bryan.
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Harriscn Prett-Joursal.
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Subscription Ptio, fl.00
OFFICIAL PAPER OFIOUX OOUNTV.
ip. It. Canna, - - Kdltnr.
F.nUirod lit the Itavrisoa pout ofllce a
second claw matter.
Suiter
Whipped.
London. Jn. 13. A telegram from
Newport Wulos Ruthfcford Han-is, form
erly resutant direetor in South Africa of
the British Sourh Africa company, has
received a cablegram to tha effect tha t
General Duller has suffered another re
vere.Evenlng World-Herald.
Suicides of 1899.
lHirint; 1999 tliere were 509 suicides
4-tortwl in the Sun. Of tins Dumber 441
-fr about 74 per cent were niulett, and 137
w about 22 4er cent, were females.
The "methods by which twlf-murder
nas effected are irexented in iHv follow
ijC tables:
Ifcetbottj Mai. Female. Total
Riootiir... .:. .tU 12 226
Poison ' 04 141
lliint-ina'............4 8 43
aitw... 40 14 S4
itrownintc '-iH 0 37
ChU mUUs 21 7 :so
lesjw JO 2'J
OUier methods 4 5 7
Not Mated 5 2 7
TfaU 43 127 Ml)
Mr bt the peruaatat? adofrtinn: eaoii
nioUioil :
MettMslii.
Hale. Female. Total
ilKK.Ullf 44 4
9oiaon 50 4
84aairiiiK
aina .l 110
Slrowuitiir 41. 7 1
t;ut, Ub 5 2 8 5
geapa 36 4.7
Othwr- Methods 6 9 3 6
2IotsUlaA 11 t
rj.s
24 7
7.6
on
6.8
n 3
3.H
1.6
1.2
Total K0.0 1C0.0 COO.Oi
The staled causis of 237 of the 55D sui
Cklaaiaay be roughly clansified as fol
lows: Out of work HO
TT rpisisW 18
Homesti alH'ctitns 54
frttckness or physical ills 57
DttMnesa trouble 'M
iCrime.... 23
Ittber causes 37
Total.
.287
r "'Anti-Slang Club.
'The tiresome nnd much-abused habi
.of using elang has at last found a Kerne
jfdl in this city. A tlyb has been ergan
Arizad under the title of the anti-slang
Club. ' fines are imposed ranging from 1
.cent lo 20 cents for violations. The pro
ceeds go into a general fund, to be used
ifor various purfHises. Stelow is a list of
a few slung words, witlt tlie fines attach
ad: '
Cent . Cants
it '. 5 Hayseed 4
RaU ,
. Reuben...r .... .
-HI snot
'liesnta
Tell it...
Hot Tamnles...,
o
.7
A
.A
2
.8
Jot tha dough... 0
Aint he a bird. ..2
Noodlehead 8
A pippT-roony.'-fl
A fool 4
Red headed 4
Give Ufl a tip 8
CrackerjVk 9
Thiuk's he's tha
whole works ....5
JVadaody......t
lad a niaah.....,7
. Rtibhaf lieck ,13
He's a cheap guV. 10
The floe are having the desired alfect.
-One youth became mi deeply involved
that hfiried working off 2 CotifederaU
.bills "but when threatened with prosecu
ima for debasing the gold standard,
pooled up."
The correspondent had to pay five
onls for using U:t lust plutivse, Chictigo
Jutttf Ocea.i-
The Harrison Prssk-Jominal in in
receipt of a copy of ttie World-Herald
year book, and have examined its con
sents and can say without hesitation
rthnt it is equal, if not superior in every
way to any former publication gotten
out by the World-Herald. To the coun
try editor it in an indispensible book and
we taki this way to publicity Acknow
ledge our thankfulness and appreciation
of the favor. Every family in Sioux
county should hare one.
- KATE AN I) ESAU,
f saw Kate and Esau
Hitting on a seesaw
' . Also I saw Esau
Kiss Kftt upon the -seesaw.
And Kte she saw
I aw Emu
Kitci her upon the seesaw.
And Esau he saw
Hhe Raw I saw ;
Him kiss heron the seesaw.
And so I saw,
An.) Kate she saw
And Esau he saw,
And therefore we saw
lie saw she saw and mw
Them sitting on a seesaw aud kissing
Kate and Esau.
, T. Berry Smith.
lekiels Ramble.
One day last week, your correspond
ent decided to take a ramble over the
RitVre and call on his neis;hlors. Our
course led by the school house, so a
stopped into see Charlie Andrew() off
our coat or a few minutes chat. Ooing
fnf ther south we began to Freize hut
our blood was warmed by seeing a Duel
between two Christians, Sutton Foote no
ro doubt by, the different Church's or
the imagination of ZekiePs brain. Nev
ertheless all parties to the Duel deemed
hapy so we passed on by the old churc'l)
over near the Hi Church and barely es
caped seeing another Duel. 'We passed
a man with a new house on our left,
T(h)atnan snust lie in a hurry F.lsie (he)
would not tie driving so fast. Passing
on west we pot onto Lohr ground but
by following west a Streeter two we ev
entually Waunder (ed)tip behind a Hill.
This we followed until we met a young
lady with, Bovles on her arm. She seem
ed happy and smiled ns she looked upon
tha BoVlen, We saw a ninn frointr to
Plant Rice, and asked him if it wasn't
prettyjflrv? He remarked, "It micht be
Dryer and so it proved to be. He was
on hia wiy to Church. ,
. Waent on east, ti' Foote, and saw
Zumbfunneo coal and some 'hrunnen
wood. ' We didn't stop but Sutton east.
At lutt overtaking ttie "Pied Pipttr of
Hnm(e lin." followed 'him to Newlands
where we sat down to a supper consist
inn of a dish of Rice pudding and a bowl
of Mursh and milk.
Thus ended ouY memoriab'le journey
and if anyone fuels slighted or takes of
ienre at not. being called upon j list send
to Harrison, chief of the Sioux, and get
a Cannon to blow us across the line
where they have Oayharts and are
Knott so green as to drink CertTee, or to
Fry Ham. Neither do thoy use Pud.ly
forglnze(ing). ZF.KIKL.
P. . We forgot to mention that we
met a man driving Steeres home in
bugfc'y.
The Minstrel Play.
Some of Harrisin's taleht of the O. &
A. club gave an entertainment in An
drews Hall Jan. 1 which 19'K), wHiich was
highly appreciated when the announce
ment for the ''Sham Doctor play, was
given. The noisy room was hushed to a
tender si lence Our eager eyes were sooa
satisfied, us w gazed on our negro af-
tars' and actresses as tfaey marched out
oa the stage and were introduced by one
of tho characters Mr, C. Ragan.
In the sham Doctor and Hlaok Shoe
maker Mr. CI vie Ragan was the leading
character. With great interest be play
ed his parts and as his words te4t on ou
ears we solemtly declared he was Pro-
bart the second.
Mr. Ieroy Maine played the fiarts Mr,
Jotinson in batli plays. And when his
tail stately figure appeared on the stage
with grace , and Uauty we thought
we were in dreamland with the
fane, No better character could have
been selected to play those tsvrts. Miss
Nora Niece played the part Miss llotsy
ana! she lea natural elocutionist, who has
wen fame and delighted many, a heart
with her ciean comedy. The theatrical
world hat never seen a better actress
than Misa Niece,
Miss LI ..ie Parsons, played the part
Josie. And she ia Harrison,,, only
greatest comedian, by which she swayed
her audieoce at will, bringing tears
laughter, shouts of joy, groans of dens
ion. but mistress of et,!'ram and poetical
imagination, equal to that of Lorgfel
low, Mr. C. Pound, played the part Julius
Miss Minnie Warucka played the part
Rose. Those two diameters churmed
the hearts of tho miuienco with thel ear
nestness ar.d made then) think f thou
ewurlKliip ftuys.
THE 'HOSPB. PIANO.
Unequalled in Stylo on Deaictt
t of Cass.
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RICES WILL SURPRISE
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t A. KOSPE, Omaha, Neb.
OFFICES: ISM Douglas Street.
FACTORY: 1C14 Izard Street.
' W Celebrate Our 25th n-isint
Commissioners
Proceedings.
HARRISON, KIC Jan. Mh, IOIiO.
Hoard of County Commissioners met In
regulur session.
t'ruwnt CimiinlHsloiiers rrocanlor, Roher
anil MenK and cleric.
Af tor examining the road petition of Chas.
Sclillt and ull mutter uppertiintf thereunto:
On motion It was laid over for further ad
vice from tlie County Attorney, until Jan.
loth, I'JOU. adjourned until January lOUi, at
8 o'clock, a ui. W. J. X. KAt'M. Clerk.
Harrison, Neb. Jununrv. lOtk, 1900.
Brotrd met persuunt to ad four runout. ;'
J'resont Uomuilssionera 1'rocunlor, MenK
and fiohwer and ulurlt.
The mutter of K. K. Jnnt, was take, ap aud
ConsldeiPd nnd on motion cejectefl.
the lulluwIiiK urlii-lul butid waa presented
nd on motion approved:
I. 8. Mclntosii Assessor, Tor for Watte Riv
er I'recinct.
The following claims were oi mUaa al
lowed and warrsnts orderefl drawn on the
Kuncrul fond of IS99 forsumu.
James Johnson witness , 1 ni
Fuler Peterson Juror 15
On tnntion the County Treasurer Is here
by ordered and Instructed to irtund to
ranalln Force M 20 from Vowen Kond fund
bleh lie was Illegally asseesed for In 1IKT7, ,
Tlxjnattur of tha road .petition ef Chas.
ullt, Jataes Johnson and ethers, on moti
on alt tit proceedings sntmaqnut to the not-
Hlon are quashed by consent of all parties,
Ihe siuiie lx'ln void for want of Julsdlrllon
'jrdiit (itithrle, antieaml on Ix'hslf of four
principal petitioners nn withdrew the petl
tion. adtoiirued until January 11th 1900. at
am. W.J. A. KACM. Cleric
Harrison, Xel)., January 11th, 190Q.
Itonrd met pursuant to adjournment
I'reseut Commissioners Meng, Frocunler,
anil Rohwer and Clerk.
The petLtion of Henry I'elckenbroi k and
Others for a brldifn across Hut Creek was
taken up and on motion laid over.
On motion tlie following entlmate of ex-
fene was made for the year 1W0:
Ubtrlct Crt expenses WOflO 00
Itonds uurl Bridges 8000 01)
Salaries . 1(X 00
Incidental expenses tMtt 00
Stationary S 00
Printing and i'uljlisliinir HII0 00
Otlicers Fees 70S (io
Institute 100 00
Soldier Relief Fund a 00
Special road district fund MM 00
On motion the HarrlHon PUEbSS-JOVRSAL
w:i and is deelured to on the otnulal paper
of stoux County for tho year low.
On motion the JComity Clerk is hereby
aithr:z3d ti naiki reiiaUltlon on the
Auditor of Public accounts for tdie neccssa-
ry books and blanks. '
On motion Tho county Attorney is hereby
ordered and . Instructed to foreclose. Tax
I.iens on all lands In Sioux County on which
taxes have teome delinquent, couimission-
eisfor million, Messrs. UcnR and Procunler
Commissioner atfalnst motion, Mr. Kohwer,
notion carried.
The reiwrtof the ehalrinan of the Soldiers
relief ouiiinilsloners was presented and ex,
amlned and on motion approved.
On niatloii the Hoard proceeded to check
up the accounts In tke Treasurers eMce.
Ou motion Hoard adjourned until 8 a m
January mil, 1900.
Harrison, Neb. ' January lMh, 1S00.
Hoard met pursuant te adjournment.
Fall Hoard andi-lerk jiresent. Beard con
tinned to -check Oft the accounts In the Tree
urers office' r"'
On motion Hoard sdjoarnts) until 8 o'clock
a m January Ulb. Mill. M . J. A. R ACM.
' ' ' . ' Cterk.
Mr. Hearv Moravek, played the part
Bill. Henry was a laufthahle sight
to look upon as he acted the negro boy
to pref-sction,
Miss Anna Niece, plaved the part Jane
She was a sweet talented young girl.
No wonder her father the shoe-maker
aad a hard time to keep her in the family
unid her part was acted out so real, '
Miss Edna Warneka, played the ehee-
makers wife. She looked very motherly
and agreeable as she rubbed on her wash
board. No other actress was more sue
cesful than Miss Warneke or received
more applause from tlie audience. '
Mr. Eddie Guthrie, played the part
Clem, Ha made the audience think
they were' in Hoytea opera-house with
his anxious face and breaking heart stood
as brave as Horatius at the bridge when
he told Mr. Drown, ,lw loved his tlaugh'
.ter.
""enltn m f-iniN'i lur Leu piano
1 r .
i.M-riil. n of our style E. CU.uo!
Minn:
1 1-5 ivtsv..
3 lnt"ji,; rrunr P.ss
i a) I Iruu I'.mn, Jlcoroud aLid Grua-
l.l:ile llftyniinj Action.
r Ki'v.
J llltl V. ttercd Case.
KliiMUl k. U-ttewsny and Walnut
i -lc, ( i.hrr.'d P t.-iM.
tx'eiua Muilu Ihf.k; JMfl.ng full
ITkiara.
Nlrk'l Pluwtf t'ooTinu.in IliriK" on
Full llwil.
?'iiree 1'i-nala sad Pdal ir.i Plat.
Mauluh Finished nu.l l'li,u.d.
)leM. 4 r. i-t , h in.-l,c.
). iiKlh: 6 r. t. 4 !..
It'p t: f.t. it -i l.-li.
tlhd Curly Wnlittl. VeneT, Qte'
tertil 0..k. Aiulfitii! OuK and Muhoijauy,
Writs for Terms and Prlcas,
Every llospa rina l potrin w4 f if I
ytrs n?;ilii- rtefe.Ms In Lwa, action,
aorkuiaaaUlp nr malrrlal.
Kay Pay wants.
A smsR'ask r"lmni and ev mnalK.
It p ynu-nn will wnri ih uf ihee
hplHodtd pUD'ui t't your noun.
A llernsl Itttir i-imtalntnir ivoll
prl and full d-rHn l-m nf mr cuf
pi.yiumil KtMi frw upHi iirll.-.ail.i'i.
Ailiiivrury October '2:, 18'J
SOTICKtOF SALE r.MiER CHATTEL MORT
GAGE. Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of
two certain chattel mortgages owned Joki t-
lybyK. M. Humpton and Felix W. 1-eeter
dated aaifolluws, one for ,6!i5.00, dated 0th
day of Muy, 109, given ,y Kiniuett Jolimoii
A Atmdlu Jolinson to li. M. Hampton A F.
Wv Lester, securing a not-' of Vifi'MMof
eveu date therewith upon the following 212
cows, 140 mixed spring calves, sixty-four
i!cad of mixed yearling belters and steers.
four bead ol two year-old steers, lour Ueu4
of duriiam bulls, with increase of cows.
Copy Of Said Chattel Mortg.ie was duly
filed In tle clerk's office ol Moux couaty,
Nebraska, on the 10; h duy u! June, IH'-.D
at oneo alock una no uoiiuies.
That UH)b said nun tguge aud note there
Is now 4au tha sum of tl, 33-1.48 .together with
tbo uost of taking, keeping nud foreclosing
this mintage; und one for !, 61X1.00, dated
10th dsv of April, 1X1)0, given by Kuimett
Johnson & Amelia Johusju to R. M. Hamp
ton toa-x-uie a note of aViOo.OO nt even date
therevith tiori the following property
to-wll :
r"jmA of cows, 4 head of . two-year-old
slra,M heml of one year-old stei:rs uud belt
era, is, ueau .-oi wiuicr caivus uuu uucoaiu
bulL With increase of cows.
A eopvofeaid mortgage was duly Hied In
the ofQce uf cliu county clerk of Sioux ecnin
ty, NctM-askH. on the ffllih day of April, S0,
at o'clock p, iu., and no tnlnuUiS.
Vpr tid note there is now due and on
part., '. Alrinof 2,'.t3.li0 together with the
costt?"' toi.g, keeping aud foreclosing this
Defn-fit having been mde In the payment
of said sum and no suits at law having'becn
Instituted to recover said debt or any part
thereof.
Thut bv Virtue of tho said two mortgages
heretofore described, the said R. M. Hamp
ton and Felix W. Lester will on the 9tb da
February, 1000, ut Canton P. O., lu Slon
isy, Nebraska, sell the following cattle
g eattle described in said two mortages,
towlt: '
IMbeaJ of cows, 82 head of one year-ol
hellers, 4 head ofdurhuiu bulls and 16 head
f young calves by side of e4ws, at the boa
of If nt., to the highest bidder for cash or so
many of said cattle as will bo required to
itl f the amount due on said two notes to
wlt: the sum of 4,269.411, together with the
ot of taking, keeping aud foreclosing
said tuortgaaes.
'paled Canton, Nebraska, January l.'x, UiOO
. B M. IUmi-tos and FELIX w . I.KSTSR
Order f Hearing nn Petition for Ap
pointment or Administrator
or Administratrix.
IS THE CCU STY COURT OF SIOUX COI N
TY, NKIIRASKA.
In the matttor of the Estate of James F.
Horey, deceased.
Slate of Kebraska, Sioux County. S. F.
At a county Court, held at the Court
RoeiD in and for said county January 9th
A. D. 1900.
Present Robert Wilson County Judge.
Oji reading and filing the petition of Wil
liam A. Hovey, praying that administration
of the estate or Jams K. Hovey muy be
granted to Martha M. liovew' aaadailntxtra
Ulx.
Ordered, that Februarj- 6th A. I). WOO, at
one o'clock r. M., Is assigned for bearing
said petitleu, when all persons Interested In
sal4 matter may appear at a County Court
to be held In and fur said county, and show
eettee why tae prayer oi me petitioner
should not 1st granted; and that notice
of tho . pendency of said petition and
tbo hearing thereof, be given to all per.
soni Interested in said matter by publish
ing a copy of this order In the 11 mibon
Pas S Jot HSAt a weekly news-paper printed
In said county, for four successive weeks,
jstior to said day of hearing.
UOIIfcKT WILtHIM,
I SXA
tviuuty Judge
(A trus ropy)
I25IJ
0anted-An Idea SSS
frotset jnvr Ideas: they may hrltig yoo WMlth
Wms JOHN WBllDBRBlTR.N a CO, Pa
1 1 r ok vyv.. roMidt
for tkatr i.aut) nriu etttr
aara. washlaavm, n.
ism x iao aud uaa mvvma
'Instrumental music was furnished all
through by Sir. Leroy Wright, which
made iheaiid.euce pat their feet on the
floor.
Mr. Clyde Rngm sang a pitiful negro
org like strains from heaveu it fell
on our ears as it echoed and reechoed.
Nothing like having a second Florence
Nightingale.
1 ' The Game & Amusement club thanks,
Miss. Marley heartily for her aid in
training them.
We hope the time will not be lung un
til anu'-hor will be given.
The Commercial Bank.
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INCORPORATED 1888.
Harrison, ... - Nebraska.
(OCAPITAL STOCK PAID IN - S 1 0,000.00 C)
b SURPLUS FUNU - - - 10,000.100 eT
C. P. Coffee, President.
Chas. C. Jamesok. 4 B. E.
mQDf CaODNTiirNTC WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, Xew YofilC
.rUUnntMUIiUul 1 0. omaua national bank, omaha. ne.
INTEREST PAID ON
Contest Notice.
United States Land Offiice,
Alliance, Nebraska, )
January 13, 1900.
A sufficient contest affidavit 4ia,ving
been filed in this olfbie bv Peter Puter-
son contestant, against ifimbsr Culture
entry No. 80S, made Octobr 23, lHHk, for
South east quarter, section o, town
ship 84, Rane 50 w, bv John Fi isch-
ContKstee, in which it is alleged that
the said John Frisch has wholly failed
to fierfornied the acta required by law
for thu perfection of S!iid:tbat the said
John Frisch has wholly failed to break or
ilow live acres of said Und during the
second year of said entry; that the said
John Frisch has wholly failed cultivate
nv of said laud sinee the first year of
ndrv; that the said John Frisch has
wholly failed to pliant any of saiid land
to treees, tree see or cuttings atanv
time and such defects continue at eate of J
this affidavit S&td parties are hereby
notilled to appear, resxnd and offer evi
dence touchin saidallegation at M o'clock
a m on March 5th, 1900, before Orant
Outhrie Notary Public at his ofilce in
Harrison, Neb. vid that final hearing
will be held at 10 o clock i m on inarch
15th 1900 liefore the Register and Ret -iver
at the United States Land Ollice in
Alliance. Neb. . xi-j
The said contestant havhjg in tr sur
sffldavit filed June 2th Uftft Ut K.h
facts viich show that after due Jaigence
(ereoonj neM'ioe of this nnrice itn not
be mfide it is hereby ordered ana direct
that such notice be given by due and pro
per publication. F. SL DORRtNOTOK,
Register.
e?ljial Pr oof Sottas.
AH peraoas having final proof notices in
this paper will receive a marked copy of the
paper and are requested to examine their
notice und If niiy error exist report the
same to tills office at onive.
TIMRKR CCI.TURK, FINAL PROOF,
SOriCK FOR ri'RLIUATION.
U. S. Land Office, Alliance, Neb. Jan 11,1000.
Notice is hereby given that
JAMK8 C. JJORTUROP.
of Valentine, Neb., has filed notice of intent -lou
to make final proof before Clerk of Dist
rid Court at his o(ce in Harrisnn, Neb., on
tlio 17th day of Februarv.lOOO, on timber cul
ture explication No. 12K6 for tticN. E. U of
Sec. No. 3o, in Twp. No. 82 N. R. 56 W.
lie names iu witaesses: Pace R. Iligelow,
Kugoiie Higelow, Jofcn K. Maistsller, Homer
Priddj', all of Harrison, Neb.
F. M. DoltmxGToN, Register.
Notice For Presentation to And Hear
ing Before Couity Judge, of Claims
and Demands Against the Es
tate of Franz 1', Mueller
Decased'
In the County
Court of Sioux County,
N'ekruska.
hi the matter of
tba Estate of l'ranr. P.
it prller, deceased .
Notice Is hereby glve-i to all persons
hsvlH( claims and deinnnds sgalnst Fran.
P. Mueller, dceusod, late of Sioux County,
Nebraska, that the time t1."l fof tiling
claims against said estate, ts six months
from the 9th day or Januaay, 1000. All such
persons are required to present their claims
with the vouchers therefor, to tho County
Judge of said county, ijt bis oflllco therein
on or before the 6th flay of August 1900, and
all claims so nied will be heard before the
said Jndge, on the Sth day of February, 100
or afterward en the first day ot euch regu
lar term of said coart, during tho time lim
ited for filing claims as afonwld.
Dated the 6th day or January, 1900. '
HORERT RILflOK,
seal.! County Jndge.
' ' i A true copy) (2ratl
mm
Dyspepsia
Cure
Digests what you eat.
Itartlflcltlly dlfrcssta the tood and aldl
Nature In strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted dlgcatlv o
gana. It la the latest discovered dlgetO
aot and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it In efficiency. It In
itantly relieves and pcrmanentlycuras
Dyspepsia, Indlgosiion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, 8our Stomach, Nausea.
Blck Headacbe.Oaatralgia.Crarnps.and
HI other rewlt of imperfecta igestion.
, Jrpano oy C &'0o)vHt AC, ceaao. ;
I). II. Griswold, Cashier.
Beewstek, A. McGinlev.
- TIME DEPOSITS.-
SL Joseph's Academy
& Boarding School,
Vermillion, So.D AK.
Ttie school is conducted by
and under the auspices of the
Benedictine S5sters of St.
Joseph.
The Scholastic year consists of twe)
sessions of 20 weeks each, and begins
Sept. 11, 1899, and Feb. J, 1900; conduct
ed in three dep&'i'tments--Primary,- Pre
paritory, Academical and Commercial
courses.
TUITION:
Primary & Preparatory iper month, $1.0
AeaeWiiic St Commercial " 2.06
BoauL, Tuition, Bedding, Washing
&c, per month, in advance flOand $12.00
BENEDICTINE SISTERS,
St Joseph's Ecadkmy,
Vermiluqn, - - So.
STOCK BRANDS.
The Joussxt will publish yoaTbran.HVa
tho following, Tor t :vo, per ye.tr. fcach site,
dltionul Iraiicl75 cents. livery lamer or
ranchmen in Sioux and adjoining coantle
should advertise their brands in THiJol's
XALas it circulates all over the state. 'It
may be the means of savlug money for you.
CHAHLKS HIl'.HI.K. . ?
On left side or hip of cuttle, I
On Jef I shoulder of horaes. I
Range ou the head ot Warbonnet
creek
Address Harrison, Sionx Co. Neb.
CHAKLKS UMPHENOfR
The brand reprsented in this notice
and branded any where on left side
of horses and
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Also tho L L brand any m-bere on.
left side of cuttle belongs to the
undersigned.
Chaki.es CmfiiExocb.
Harrison, Nebraska,
CHARLKS NEWMAN.
The brand represented In this notine
and brandud any where on left side
of cuttle, and over-lap cut from the -right
car.
Also the same brand on left thigh of
liaises, belongs to the undersigned.
anHUt-. neai r.asi rpriugs, soutn pnri, im
Sioux county. Charles Newman, ,
Harrison, Nebraska.
FRANK NUTTO.
On left side of cattle and on left
shoulder ot horses.
Range on Antelope creek
Glnlcluist, Sioux Co., Neb.
JOHN A. HANSON
Owns th rollow
Inglirand unci
cri
Also HG on
tie and korscs-a-c
n ttie on leftside
horses on left
shoulder.
Uiinzn on Silver Springs and east af slats
I ne. I'ostofilee Harrlnon Neb
flOO ItKWARM.
For proor to convict any person of itesl
lag any of my stock.
Cattle breaded
seme as cnt.
Horses branded
same on flfbi
aboulderS
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lenthbjh.
Iibnrp,paiiit.arand
aatno as cattle aud
Are brand C eat
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right side of nose.
Address, David CoLviM.it.
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