Thtjmdvt. Ft, 15th, 1900.
Oo. D. Canon, Editor mtxd Prop.
READ THIS WEEKS,
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AOVCRTISINS RATCS.
Xoainee Locals, each insertion 5c.
Ziisplay, standing Ad: price for lima
to ace knows on application.
Stock Brand and the f asas-joc KiL, on
Tear $3-00.
Foreign advertising muat be paid in ad
vaace.
Far inrther Information Add rem.
. PHtlfS JolSSAL,
Harrison, 'ebr.
I . I. A M. T R. JL lime table.
Going- Weit Going Eairt.
Mo.t. mini. 11 M 1 Ho. . mixed s :00
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BLACK HILLS,
DEAD WOOD A5D HOT SrBlKGS,
south Dakota.
F. E. M. T. K R.
One way.
Second clans Colonists Tickets to Port
land, Seattle, Taroma. Spokane 4c., on
sale now at $25.00. Order tickets faw
lays ahead.
F. A VERY, Apant.
F. E. &M. V. R R.
EXCURSION.
To Hot Springs S- D-
Tickets on sale Tuesdays,
February 6 and 20, March 6
and 20, 1900 to Hot Springs,
S. D., good returning 30 days
from date of sale, at one fare
plus $2.00 for round trip.
F. Avert, Agent
There will be Mats at the Court
Home ob Taesday, Feb. 27, at 10:30:
o'clock.
A FIVE COT OOCKTXR NEXT WEEK, AT
Bioelow's.
Did you receive a valentine yester-
;dajr? , .
a Oo last Monday, the 12th, eccured
the 91st birthday of Abraham Lin-
coin. N
Miss Teresa 'Will, is helping Mrs.
Eggert Rohwer, for a couple of weeks.
BJTWrite Haydea Bros., Omaha,
"Wholesale Supply House, for prices and
ample.
Marcos "Valdez, has leased a -school
section in Wyoming, where he expects
te move his family sooa as the children
get through with school.
Attorney liutnrie, has been some-
"what under the weather this week, from
an attack of neuraligia .,
Cakddsb, Ntrre, Fectts, and Cioaks,
County Clerk Raum, went home on
last Saturday evening, and returned to
liis duties at the court house yesterday
Gents most beautiful Deck-wear can
be found bo where in Harrison, like
those at Gerlach'8.
Editor Vincent, of the Non-Conformist,
of Omaha, will be in Harrison, on
March first, and will address the two
conventions which are to be held here on
that date. AH should turn out, and
.five Mr. Vincent a cordial reception.
Memorandum book,, Novels, Chi
dress books and school supplies at Bioe
low's.
John L. Kay, -has sold his Warr bon
net ranch to Brewster Bros., and tias
bought Robert Neece's lower ranch, we
did not learn what the consideration
was, on when he expects to take posses
sion of his newly acquired property.
Hiss Emma Serres, daughter of
County Treasurer Serres, is looking after
toe culinary department at the John
IfcTit home, daring Mrs. Davis' inability
to be about.
J. E. Marsteller and J. C. Parsons,
went to Crawford, on last Saturday eve
nino to to take some degrees in masonry,
they returned Sunday on a special.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco and
fine Cigars at Bioelow'r.
Miss Liezie Dunn, who was called
from her borne in Wyoming to the sick
bedside of her father in Warboooet recen
tly, returned to her home the first nt
tWa week. Her father is much better.
A. L. Hodge, who lives in the south
end of the county, was in town oa last
Monday to attend the annual meeting of
the soldiers relief commissioners, Mr.
Hodge usually comes to town about
once a year on business.
Parties wanting brands recorded un
elar the new law in time for this years
alf crop would do well to wave their
f fliaaU s filed with the secretary of
srtaAe by the ltb of March as the csm
Mritto will meet at thai time and pass oo
fl affUraU tfcaa oa ft)e.
Church,
HARnMV - SEBUASKA.
Sunday School 10 o'clock a. m. Epwortli
br&zar 6 :30 p. m.
Preaching; everr Sunday rri nlng at 7 :30
p- m-, and erery alternate Sun'lar at 11 a. in,
commencing January 14, 1U0. Every body
cordialy invited to attend these erviee.
Washington Birthday Ball
There will be given at the court bouse
Thursday February 22, 1900 a Welling
tons biitb-day ball. Good music will
be furnished. Every body are invited
to come ana have a pood time.
By Order of Commitee.
FrvE Cext Cocnter, Biotixws
We notice either the Crawford Bul
letin, or its H,irison correspondent con
tinues to filch news from the Press-Jocr-Val,
notwithstanding our statement a
short time ago, that these items were
taken from our local column, and in
some few instances changed to suit the
writer. We said we knew whereof we
speke. We repeat it now.
LOOt: OCT FOR OCH FIVE CENT OOfST
EE, BlOELOW'S
For the benefit of all our readers in
general, but more particularly for our
teachers, we are glad to announce that
County Superintedent Burke, has secured
the services of Prof." Purviance, for our
County Institute instructor, which will
be held this year the first two weeks in
August. The proff. will be remembered
our people from his very pleasant debut,
in our midst last year. We feel confi
dent our teachers will hail with delight
this piece of news.
There is an elegant display of ladies
dress goods at GerlaCHS.
Miss, Claudia Hester, "who has been
epending a week with frinds at Chadron
returned to this city today.
Tuefday night, in Harrison was the
coldest eight of tbe season, being 18s
below.
Incidentally we learod the considera
tion in the deal between John Kay and
B. E. Brewster, for Mr. Kay's ranch was
$2,500.
Novelties at half price at Bioelow's.
Elmer Smith, left for Gering, on
last Friday, where on yesterday he as
sumed the duties of a "Benedict." Con
gratulations are now in order.
GERLACH has the finest and largest
assortment of table and pocket cutlery
in Harrison.
The first genuine show gtortn of the
season made its appearance in our midst
on last Sur day morning and continued
until eight o'clock in the evening, about
three inches of snow fell during tbe day.
The best line of Candies, Cigars & iu
town at Bigelow.s.
Through the curtesy of the McCall
publishing company, we are in receipt ol
several sample copies of that magazine.
All who do not receive this magazine.
may get one, by calling at the Pkjks-
JwlkNAL office
Canned goods, of all kinds and of tbe
best quality at BlOBLOw'S.
Steve Coleman, was in town, this
week trying to dispose of his claim.
What is the matter with our valley
breeze? Clio, we miss your items sad'
ly.
Look out fob ocr five cext COUNT
ER. BiUELOWS.
Henry Will, who has been guttering
must acute pain during the past two
weeks from a atiieriog iu one of his ears
is now some better. The gatoering ha v
ing broken, and is running.
Tea, Coffee, and ail kinds of canned
goods at EJKJKLow'a
Glen Echoes.
Colder weather and some snow.
Chris Hansen shipped a car load
posts this week.
of
John Ferris shipped a car of horses
last week.
J. T. Lason, is buinding a cattle shed.
vv. i. rorneswrs numiog Dorses in
this community Sunday.
Walter Johnson, was hunting horses
this week.
Lew Brundige and Walter Johnson,
have been cutting Mime posts during the
past month and don't know bow many
they have got.
C. A. Puddy, says he would like to
bare the party who hauled some cedar
posts for him haul them back.
Larse Peterson was visiting friends in
tbe city Monday. Wood Chopper.
From Boggle Land.
tounty surveyor Burling, is quite
busy now-a-days surveying ditches, and.
locating claims. Mr. Ruffing is a first
class surveyor aod gives good satisfac
tion.
There was a grand dance given at the
home of J, W. Hunter, on last Wednes
day night, All present reported big
time.
Oeorge Hill, took a claim on Boggy
creek, aad has built a nice bouse there
John Eberspecher. nd Albert Hill took
advantage of the snow, they took a
sleigh ride, behind Johns splendid span
of grays.
Jacob Forster is looking after John
Serres, cattle this wmter, while John is
looking after the Us payers.
Steve Serres, baa bought tbe South-
worth bouse, and will n ore it on his
rach. IkMo-m Uast
C- L.SMITH, f
PASTOR
NOTICE.
All persons whose lane tax la delinquent
will take noiice that in accordance with in
structions uf the Co. Commissioners I will
proceed to foreclose all land Iu tnii coun
ty on wuicb tbe taxe are delinquent. Par
tie trill save t-ots by paying at one.
M. J. O'Conkkm., Co. Attorney.
FOR SALE.
I deair to offer for tmle my ranch, at K irt
ley. Wyo, coniting of 100 acre of deeded
land, ISO acre nnder cultivation ; cool two
tery frame house, containing; S rooms on
tbe pUoa. Large frame barn, 4060 and two
good wells on place and one li toot wind
mill in operation. A)o thed room for Are
or six bnndred head or (tack, and plenty of
range nnder fence.
I have for ale SO bead hereford cewa, two
thorough bred Hereford Bulls; 70 taend,
coming two-yeariild, white faced steers; 65
bead yearling tcera and Heifer-I1 white
faced ;t White Kaced, KeaUmred Bulla and
bead of work and (addle Horses.
S. L. Kirtley,
K irtley Wye.
fSTTIighest prices paid for
hides at Egoeht Rohwer,s.
As the country editor is supposed te
know all about every paper and every
where; what is the oest for each and
every one of his subscribers to read and
a hundred other things pertaining to
periodicals, which no other than a countr
ry editor is supposed to know, presumably
we make the following proposition, toall
those who wish to get the best papsr for
the least money, and who does not? Viz
the St Louis Republic, Semi weekly and
the Harmson Press-Jocrsal combined
for 1.50. The Republic is in our esti
mation ahead of any Semi-weekly paper
we have yet perused it has all the asso
ciated Press dispatches and in fact every
thing that any of our metropohtian
dailies have. Trv it.
GREENBACKS
or Government Money.
At close of our Civil War in 1865,
there appeared in the London Times
the following:
" If that mischievous financial pol
icy which had its origin in the Korth
American Republic during the late
Civil War in thar country, should be
come indurated down to a fixture,
then that government wiil furnish its
money without cost It will have all
the money that is necessary to carry
on its trade and commerce. It will
become prosperous beyond precedent
in the history of civilized nations of
the world. The brain and wealth of
all countries will go to North America.
THAT GOVERNMENT MUST EE
DESTROYED OR IT WILL DE
STROY EVERY MONARCHY ON
THIS GLOBE."
The famous Ilazzard circular, to
capitalists in New York, and the Buell
Cank circular to United States Bank
ers, both emanating from London, and
the fabulous corruption fund raised in
England and Germany, estimated at
$1,500,000, were the agents that se
cured the Uoainj cf our mints against J
silver.
The " walk into my parlor " policy
of England, durjng and since the
Spanish War, is the latest evidence
of English Diplomacy in shaping the
destiny of the United States Govern
ment Notwithstanding the famine price
of wheat, the Spanish War, and fabu
lous expenditures of money by our
government during the past year, gold
has increased in value eleven percent
and all other values decreased in the
same proportion.
For a thorough understanding of
the money question, or silver issue,
the Cincinnati Enquirer has uniformly
given evidence of its ability to teach,
explain and produce all facts and
truth. It is a paper that ought and
can be read by all classes with pleas
vc And profit
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Call for Democratic County
Convention.
Notice Is hereby given that a delegate
convention of tbe Democratic party ol
Hloax county, .Neb.. Is callxd to meet at tbe
Court llo'ibe in Ilarriaou, in said county, at
one o'clock p. m Tburaiiy, March Int. lM,
ior the purpo-e of electinx S delegate to at
tend the Democratic State convention to be
betd at Lincoln, Neb., March 19, 1WJ.
The aereral preeincta of said comity are
entitled to one delegate at large, and one
delegate for each ten votes or major frac
tion thereof, baaed on tbe vote caat for
Hon. Kinoa Bleb, for Ri'xent of the State
Cniveraity at tbe Iant general election of
1K9 Following are the number of delegates
apportioned to each prerint't:
Andrews S Antelope t
Bowen 5 Cottonwood
Hat Creek S Montrose 3
KunSngWatrt SnakeCreek 1
Sngitr Loaf S Wartxmnet i
Whistle Creki White Kiver I
Total Number of Delegaes 35
It la recommended that the precinct Can
ens be beld at the usual polling pluces 1 uett
day, Keb. 2Tth, at S o'clock p. m.of said day.
11 U also recotiiended that no proxies be
allowed, but that the delegates present be
permitted to cant the full vote of the pre
cinct. Gxo. 0, CMxox, Chairman Coin
J. K. MabstexlE1', Sec.
Call for County Convention.
A delegate convention of tbe Peeples In
dependent Party, of Stoux County, Nebraska
li hereby called to meet at the Court llonae
of aaid countv, In Harrison, on Thursday,
March lt, lWWat 1 o'clock, for tbe purpow
of aelectlng delegate to the M.i'.e ( onven
tion of aaid party. Tbe several precinct
wlU be allowed the nnml-er of delegates
ftafc-d below, being one delegate, at large
and one delegate for each ten votes caat or
major fraction thereof cast for lion. Silas
A. Holcomb for Supreme Judjje at the Gen
eral election of 1H99.
Andrews
Bowen
Hat Creek
Ku lining Wateg
Sngur Loaf
Wbistle Creek
Antelope
Cottonwood
Mont roue
Bnake Creek
Warbonnet
White River
It is recommended that no proxies be al
lowed but that the delegates preseti t cant
the full vote of the preclnet, and thnt the
primaries be held at the usual polling plac
es in each precinct on Saturday February
M, 1900. tjHAKT GITH IE,
Clacs Chkisteh es, Secretary.
Chairman.
Democratic State Conv ention.
The Chairman and Secretary of the
Democratic state central committee
have issued a call for a Democratic state
Convention, to be held at Lincoln, Neb
raska, Monday March 19th 1SO0. Sioux
couny will be entitled to three delegat
es in that convention. It is for the pur
pose of electing 16 delegates to the nat
ional iJemocra'ic convention which will
doubtless be called to meet, possibly in
New York City about the first of June
Next.
Pi'Op'cs Party State Convention.
The IVoples Independent Party slate
Oorivwtifm, will bu held at Lincoln Neb.
at 6 n-iiK-k P. M. at the Auditorium
bmiiiijr, cn the l&th dav of March, 1300
A. D.
The KUte conve.nt.ion is called for the
purpose of electing, delegates to attend
the Peoples Independent Party National
convention w ho will nominate a can
didate for president, to be voted for at
the 1900 presidential election
The basisof representation is onedele
gate at lure for each county and one
delegate for each 100 votes, or major
fraction thereof cast for Silas A. Hol
comb, in the election for 1HB3, for ku
prenie Judge; and Sioux county will be
entitled to 4 delegates.
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