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TnrBsnxT. May 24th, 1000.
Geo. D. Canon, Editor and Prop.
F. E. i H. V E. Jtt. l ime table.
Going West. Going East.
So. . mixed. 11 I So. 6. mixed 8:00
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North-Western
LINE.
II. V. It. II. is
to and from the
the be?t
BLACK HILLS,
DEAD WOOD AND J.OT fPKJSGS
SOUTH DAKOTA.
f, e, & a. v. r.
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Will bet run May 1st and l"t!i Jane 5th
and 19th 1000, to points on the F. E. &
31. V. in Nebraska where tbe on way
fare from nearest Mo Liver, Point in
cluding Co. Blufl's is $3.00 or mora to
points in Wyoming wf-st of and including
Orin Junction and to poiiit3 in Black
Hi!) district at So Dak.
Tickets will be sold by rorreeting
lines feediog to our line ut Pioux i t y ,
Ooowa Mo. Valley and Omaha and by
our agents at South Piatt, stations,
Blair, Omaha and on Si C. & P. in Iowa;
cxcent that our airents VkjjJ not sell to!
points in So, Dtk.
Fare will be one fare fl.OT for
round trip. Writ four f Iks in the Ivixt
and have them come and nee vou, tukin"
'advantage of these rate-. Tickets limi
ted 21 days with 13 days limit on going
portion. F. Avnvy, Agt.
liNHQUKCEfilENT.
Ecv. C. L. Smith will annouee the pro
gram for Decoration L)ay servii.es from
the pulpit next Sabbath.
W. H. Davis, moved his family out
to his ranch on last Tuesday.
First communion services were held
'M tha Montrose church on last Sunday.
Several of our people went to see
the elephant at Crawford on la.-t Friday.
- X. L. Tipton, left for the sheep
camps, on last Saturday lo be gone dur
ing the shearing season.
Postmaster Bogart, said the other
dav bes.aw tbe "old devil" set off the
train, he supposed to see his son.
Emma Serres. who has lieeu employ
ed as a domestic, io Dr. Phiuney's fami
ly fr some time returned to her home
on last Saturday.
-Through the untiring efforts of Atty.
'Ceit.es, Coil, the Murderer of Ryan, of
Chadroo who is now serving a tea year3
term in the pen is to be liberated.-
Hiss ilirley left for Ionian, Nab. on
last Saturday evening to spend her vaca
tion at the home of her sister. We hope
to see ber among our teachers next
year.
Mr. IloUingsworth, father of Ed.
'Kolingsworth, arrived from Pasadena,
Cab, last Thursday evening-. He will
doubtless stay all summer, and possibly
make) this bis future home.
T. F. Golden, of Adeha was in town
the first of the week, and while here
drop?-! a cart w!:esl on ye editors
:md thereby rehawed his al!eg''nce to
the Press Jovuvau Many thanks.
We learned inciJently that Charley
'Coffee had sold about two thousand bead
-of cattle, to Bartlett Richards of Chad
Ton aDd also becomes the foremost stc-k
bolder in the First national bank at
'Cbndron.
A drawing card in town Tuesday
nfteruoon (it the stock VfirJs, was the
breaking to ride a pinto broncho by
Chnrhe Thomas. narlv the entire nial?
S-ortiiMi of the town went down to t-ee
("iviriey ride. He done the rii'p.g all C).
i:..
Prof. Brunner of Lincoln, together
'with a corps of "bos; hunters," airived
in Harrison, last Thursday noon, and the
'following day rcpared to the woods til
search the different eanyous and wooded
- da!e for bus and Win'.s that infest this
jiart of KobrasKa.
Lew Gerlach, rounded out bis fifti
eth birthday Sunday, and we hud the
pleasure of smoking one of those ILavan
' which he wan distributing among
hi friends. We sincerely hope he may
conclude another fifty years before he
cross over into th "promised land."
Dome oi our Business men are con
tinuously cryioft out against neveral of
our county peopla, because tby send
awy for goods, yt they are the vry
pftrtiM who ant setting- the example now
by pfttronizing a foreigQ ayodicaU which
h just ftriseo io our midst. We
bould patronize home industry,
B1BTIIS,
BOHN To Mr. and Mrs, J. W. 8mib,
on Sunday May 20, daughter. Mother
sd child are doing well.
BOSS-TMr. and Mrs. Henry De
B. of BodMv, Monday nifht, May SI
lfitJaUkyfirt.
tClOi MMrs. J. B. Burke,
t MOiug Mar 18th,
.T-,JtUv!. ,..-.',-: -.- V---
, 3Zt wai Km.' Oeorge Bill,
" ' T::', jcjning. Ky 1 1000,
CONCERT.
Friday evening, June 1st, at the M.
E. Church given by the Kendall, Hixson
concert company, and will consist of
sacred music, recitations and instrmen
tal music. Aud will 1 given under
the auspices of the Harrison Epworth
league, who will divide the proceeds
with the company to help defray their
expenses. Admittance 10 A 15 cents.
Tort u roil A Witness.
Intense suffering .is endured by wit
ds T. I. Martin, of Itixie Ky., before he
gave this evidence: "I eot:!ted every
night un'il niv thmnt v.-as Dearly raw;
then tried Ir. Kings New I ieovry
which ptve instant relief. I have used
it in my family for fnnryearsand recom
mend it as the trre,t-st remwlv fo
Cough". Colds and all Throat, ('host and
Lunt: tmuWes. it will slop the worst
cough, and not on I? jrevutK but abso
lutely (-Hire CoMMitnpticn. Price 50
rents and fcl.C'!. Every bottl guaran
teed. Trial hoHlts free &t Dr. J. E.
Phinneys Lvug Store.
Palbtnaster Ward, is putting the
village streets in prjtty ool condition
tins week.
r- rOH SALE One
Kimbal Organ Eran Xew.
Apply at ilh OHlce.
-51 rs. 1. II. (Iriswold, and tlie child
ren left for Ainuworth, last jloiulay
evening to l one n'viut fn week.
V.'ill !Tiui,:ii, will fake the census of
Runains Water, Sr.uRtf creek acd Whis
tle creek precincts.
Judge liiin'tr b:s Iwen appointed by
federal authority to tako tlie cesus of
Hot Creek, CottoawooJ and Stijar b.uf
precinct.
Will 8nio!;3 lus tteen tendered and
i accepted the Inderal position of takinjr
the census in Bo wen, Andrews and
White Kivtr preclurts.
The third quarterly meetirsr of
the M. E. Church, will be hnld at Pleas
ant Rid0', Sablmtii, June, 10, lliC'O, at 11
A. M. Ail are cordially invited. j
C. L. SKiT.'i, Pastor.
Frpnk Lirjlem.il left for the Kg
Horn country, on yesterd.iy noon. He
wili keep booki and time for the raiiroad '
company.
it. Y. Hester returned from the O
V. ranch Monday night, bis wife return
ing Tuesday evening where they went
last week on Iwrninjjof the burn-out.
On the arcount of not being room to
print tlie write up on the teachers asso
ciation meeting thai was hold at Bodarc
in last weeks paper the writer requested
us not to print it.
Aug-. Raeselquist of Wheatland,
Wyo., a former resident of this neigh
borhood, earca down on business, yester
day for a few days. August is well
pleased with h's new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Heury Warneka and
their two youngest daughters left last
night by rail for Cbauron, to be present
at the hicb school commencement exer
cises today, whB their daughter Minnie
who is the younjrest student to giduate
from the Chadron school this v?ar, will
receive that honor, it sp-aks volumes for
Minnie. It shows what scholasitcs can do
wheu ti.ey have their studies at heart aud
give their undivided attentiou to study.
Over in Wyoming.
As the Pr!Ess-Jcrtmr,, failed to reach
Kirtley P. O. on last Saturday's mail ye
scribe is at sea in regard to the neighbor
ing news and may send In something
that has already appeared in its columns
Who is to blame in the maltar we don't
know but it often happens that the
Journal does not show up ot this end
until the Tuesday following its issue.
While helping orand cattle at Charlie
Thoroai's oa Wednesday of last week
John Ijf.hr had the misfortune, in
throwing a cow, to have ber fall on bis
leg breaking the fibula, tearing: loose the
tei.don of the heel, or Achilles and dislo
cating the bones of the ankle. He was
taken to Harrison where Dr. Phinney
reduced tlie fracture and bandaged the
ankle. Jt will he some time before we
will be able to get around at it is far
worse than a square break of both bones
The cow truck him with such force as to
knock ber hip down.
Andrew Christian wh was confined
to the house :svral days last week with
lumbago aud rheumatism, is now able to
be out again.
Farmers are about through seeding,
and this week will about finish clod hop
ping on tin) ridg'i for this spring. The
wheat is all up and growicg flrely, while
grass never was finer at this time of the
year.
Miss EJna Noblo, who is teaching the
West school wili go to University Place
Nebr., about the first of next month to
attend the graduating exercises. We
u.ideretand she will graduate then and
receive diploma. She will come hack
io time to open tier school again on June
11. 7AOOHL.
A Keen Clear IJrnln.
Your best feelings, your social position
or business access depend largely on tlie
perfect action of fiur Stomach and Dyer
Dr. King's New Life Pills give increased
strength, a keen, clear brain, high ambi
tion. A 33 cent box will make you ferl
like a new being. Sold by Dr. J. E.
FHDumr Iruggiat.
II. S. tXuuiE, President.
F. W. Clakke, Vice Prest.
FlfiSi
1ATI01AL BAMK OF
GRESTOI.
Statemk:;t To The Comptroller Of The Curren
cy, Crestox, Iowa, Feb. is, ijoo
RESOUP.CES.
lyen an't Seeurif es
Ovtnlruf ii
tr4.1s.VlS
l,Mi.Ts
JM,'lrJ.
3..-.i.90
Ileal Bi-tnte kliil Kistureri
C-.-hoii Hsinit mssfi.W
U Hli huiikw & t'. a. In iwr,H.ti
Mi.-:,i;s.i2
A CHANGE.
DnriRj the pist woek, H. S. Clarke,
and F. W. Clarke, (father and son) bank
ers, of Creston, la., have been negotiating
with Sir. D. II. Griswoid, for his ard
Mr. B. E, Brewster's interest in the com
mercial bank, and Monday , tlie deal was
consunjated, and 5! ssors Clarke, sira now
owoersof the a'ove named peutleineu'i"
interests, l!r. Criswold retiiiDg;.
The bank, under the wv njacament,
will be conducted alone; its usual, and
successful business bn"s with C, F. Cof
fee, as j rts deut, and t! j fellow inir naai
ed jer.tltmen will cons'..'. nte a board of
directors:
Andrew McGinley, H. S, Cl.uUe. C. F.
ColTee, C. .C Jameson, F. W. Clark").
F. W. Clarke, cashier, W. H. luvis,
assistant cathier.
Vt'e w'ulcome Jfr. Clarke, amonqr ns.
lis seems to bo a thorough and pnictical
business man and will be a valuable
acquisition to our town. lir. Clarke has
j)urch:vs(l t!w residunce property of Mr.
Onswold aad wa ?resu:ue in a faw
weeks his wife will anivn from their
former Iowa homo to make tins their
permanent ab.! .
I). IL and bis estimable wife, who
have been residents of the town during
fifteen years, will pro lably remove to
some othur art of the country, won as
D. 11., dUeriuiueS where be will locaU.
Their many friends and neighbors in
Harrison and the county will very much
regret to see them leave. One thing is
certain, our regreted loss will lie borne
other community's valuable gain.
A Fiendish Crime.
A. Ij
Slanflc amaier
IJulleta When
RMrllcd
louud.
T.Hb
On last Friday morning, just at what
hour may novtr be known, A. L. Stau
deniuier, who residwj near Andrews,
about ten miles east of Harrison, was
looking after his cattle, when a coward
ly f.end, shot him from behind, and not
:..i',i-.0i 1 with killing him, the a-isas'ii
shot the lifeless corpse, aud as if to du.'y
law laid a bullet in the hand of his victim
The body was discovered about two o'
clock ia the afternoon, of the name day,
and after the coroners jury had rendered
their verdict the body was removed to
the late home of Mr. Staudinraier. The
funeral was held at Crawford on Sun
day, alteriioon. The deceased leaves a
widow and three little infant children to
mourn his untimely end. They will
have the sympathy, of the entire com
munity in their dire affliction. Mr.
Etaudenmier was an old and respected
citizen of our county and one who was
known as a bard working, honest, and
respectable citizen. The JOURNAL hopes
that no stone will be left unturned iu
order to bring the murderer to justice.
Following is the yirdict of the ceron
er's jury after examination of tbe body
and deliberate coiwideration.
State of Nebraska, j
Sioux county, j
At an fmjuest holden at the residence
of G. J. Martin in Sioux county, on the
l'Jth day of May A D. 1900, before me,
Thomas Holly, sheriff of said county ac
ting Coroner upon the body of Alois L.
Staudenroaier, lying dead by the jurors
whoso names are hereunto subscribed,
the said jurors upon their oath do say
that tho said Alois L. Staudenmior came
to his death by reason of gun shot
wounds fuloniously inflieUd by some
person or persons unknown.
In testimony whereof, tbo said jurors
have hereunto set their hand the day
and year aforesaid:
f J. I. Davis,
T. Jones,
I C. Wright,
V. C, wis,
Wiu. 11, Smoke,
J. 11. llieckinan.
Jurors,
Attest: Thomas Holly, acting coron
er. DlEU-On May 18th 11)00, Alois L.
Standenruier ngtd SO years, 1 month 19
days.
Card of Than kfi.
Wa desire to thank our many friends
and neighbor, who sa kindly assisted
us in the death and burial of our hus
band and brother lost week,
Mahy Stacdiwhaiih,
CBAUXr STAPMBnUlEH.
M. D. Smith, Cashier.
LIABILITIES.
Capita'.. . 1 M.W.P0
Snr,ilu ami Irolll i4,ai.M
Divldoiids unpaid U-00
(iyeulution ET.uit'.W
lej.olt SII.W1.1B
123.17h.12
Breezes From the Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Woblbeter have
pone to housekeeping in the former resi
dence of C. 15, Holliriirsworth ou Hat
Creek.
Miss Blanche CofTue went to Chadroa
Wednesday to attend the commencement
at the academy. Her brother John T,
graduates from the commercial dpt.
Alittlagirl arrived at the home of
Superintendent Burke last week, also one
at the homo of Geor.-re Hill.
51. C. Pounds who has been teaching
in the valley for the past nine months
closed a successful term, last Saturday
in the Southworth district with a picnic
which all seemed to enjoy. Vt'w laarnsd
be loft Wednesday for Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parsons came to the
valley last Saturday to visit old neigh
bors and relatives. Wo had a good old
fashioned visit with them Saturday night
& heartly wish they came of tenor.
Milton Hollingsworth of Los Angeles,
Cal., who has been spending Mime time
with bis son Clarence, ht Burns Colo"
who has been very tick, but is now bet
ter, arrived in Harrison, Thursday, and
came to the valley with F. V. Knott
Saturday. Grandpa ba come to spend
another summer with his son Eddy, on
Indian creek. Rob. Woody who left here
live yeare ago also returned and will
make his home with bis brother-in-law,
J. E. Hollingsworth. EJ. came after
them and took thorn to bis hom Sun
day-
We were very much surprised and
sorry to se so few teachers were intr
ested in tlie Teachers Association at
Bodarc. Prof. Linde'iian's, Miss Marlcy
and Mrs. Lice's papers ought to have
been listended to by a crowded house, for
thty were very good productions indeed.
CLIO.
A Fat Ilicyele Kldr-r.
Will often receive painful cuts, sprains
or bruises from accidents. But.-klen s
Arnica Salve, will kill the pain atid heal
the injury. It's the cyclist's friend
Cures Chafing, Chapped Hands,
Lips, Burns, Ulcers and Piles,
gun ran teed. Only 'irfu Try it.
bv Dr. J. E. Pmn-'EY drugcr'st.
Bore
Cure
Sold
Societies-
Thorowill i,c Mass ftt the Court
House on Tuesday, May, 29, i&t
10-.IJ0 o'clock.
C- L
1ITH.
E. Ch'-rch,
PASTOR
nAREISOS - NEBRASKA.
Sunday School 10 o'efcx k a. ra. Ejuvorlh
Le.-cue 6 :'!0 p. m.
Pr-JteliS ng rvery Sunday evening st 7::t0
p. m., sin! f very iilteriiste Sniiduy st 1 1 m.
cirimeiiclnj .I-imuiry It. l'JOO. Every body
rordluljr im luil to atieiiil these servlr.es.
Proffessional Cards.
J. E. PH15XEY. 31. II.
Pkylscian and Snrgeon.
All calls fftrf n prompt attention.
Oftlee In Urug Store.
-HARIILSO - VZaRJkSKk.
ORAXT GUTHRIE.
Attorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention given to all legal
matters in Justice, County and District
Courts, and before the United States
Land Olllce.
Fire Insurance written in reliable
jompanies.
nrl-gal papers caraf uljy drawn.
Harkison, - Xkwuska.
M. J. O'Coourll, - - Co. Attorney,
ITill rrarllra in Al! Court.
Special Atteullon Given to Land
Of-
lice Business.
Collections and all business entrust
ed t4ne will rrrrire prompt atteatloa.
Hahiuxox - Nebhaska.
Michael Ruffing,
voryrr
j-riiyKYOtt.
I m prepared to do all Itlndu of Civil
Knglneeiinff work.
When in need of the Surveyors Services
give me a call as I have a full and com
plete outfit, together with experience to
do tbe work with neatness and dispatch.
A0tww.
MICHAEL RUFFING,
MARM90N, - -
NCtnASIU.
the Commercial Baii
Harrison, - -
Cb suRHUtrruN u
-o-
DIBECTOES. '
C. F. Coffee, rresideut. V. W. Clarke, Cagliier.
Ciias. C. Jameso.i. II. S. Clarke, A. McGinlet,
l.rADDCCDnnCMTC
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4miESLRID -ONJFIM&-DEP0SITS.- V
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ber Yatti
If tr7fT-1
Go to ROHWER'S for Lumber, Har
ness, Flour & Feed,
line of business; he
ey by giving you a
O e.0 i:-K)MvCK---OVCO'0
THE PIONEER
j Drugs,
Druists Sundries,
Paints. Oils, Varnishes,
Books and STATIONARY.
j J. E. PHINNEY, Proprietor.
WWW
-STALLION-
Will make the season at my place
on Monroe Creek 7 miles north-west
of Harrison.
PEDIGREE.
WISDOM JR, Sired h? imported
CLYDE Dam 7-eights SHIRE-weight
l,5oo lbs.
Price: $5.oo, to insure living Colt.
ROBERT KEEL.
jr-T-yyi T -,- i - ;Ti'Tm iiTi'lV "ni'ir'i Ti T'"" -TITTH-TTTfc
6W V IHi n K l3lS!E1!BB Si liWM ill " 1
Suckry
STALLION,
Will make tlie season of 1000
at tho DIECKMANX LIVE
RY BAKN in Harripon.
PED1GREE! Fifteen HI xtocnths
Weiffht, 1500 llw.
TKIIMS:-S:.00 for the neaa
on. payable middle of peaon.
JuU.V DlECKMAXN.
FOB SALIi3 Itgistered Hereford
Bulls; one !1 years old, one short horn 8
years old, also yearlings, Herefords and
Short horns. Chas Unitt.
ESTIMATKof KXI'K.NDI-X
At b niectliiK uf tlie Board of f'ounty Com
mbwlnuers of Sion County, Keljrnku, held
on tlie lltb 1ny of January, lt the follow
liijf (intimate of expenses for thej your Mi
IU tlliUlB.
Illslriet Court Kxpenses ... ...f3.0 ti
Itoiidii snd llrlitTR..-. . Z.'tfiHi)
Siilsrles ... l.i0l
Incidental..
Slti(llMy .l.flo
I'rliitliiK kikI Piiblt liti.tr ,OT)f0
f iffevrs fi-i-R ... ..,7mi W
limtltute ..li0 W
Soldiers lU.llef . . ...,30ft 00
dpeetsl IUjimI listrH,l... j...,..,M'C0
To tel..
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Wst. . A. Uu n, LwaiU- oiei i.
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ttw
rmHATio.NALijAK.Ew iork.
Neb.
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H. ROHWER,
Proprietor.
names
Flour & Feed
For Sale-
or anything in his
will save you mon
squar deal.
PHARMACY, f
s Shop.
J
Z-A I.
Kstruycd.
Kstrnyed from Wiille lllver, four mtles
wrHtuf i;icii, one bay "I'lnto" Mure, ll"t
fiwol, wblte leg end branded ; en left
lioulder. v
Any one glvlntr me Infonnatlon of her
where-e-hnnte wtll be Ilbcrnlly rewarded Bjs"
winiiiK to mo. sii
KZK A TI CK EH, Glen, Mib.
rit'Vrite llayden Bros,, Omnlia,
Wholesale Supply House, for price aad
samples.
The Pp.r,8-Jit rtNAL and St,
Hepublic, $l.G0,er year. Try it.
Louis
Parties having business with me
In regard to school matters will call at
my otilce In Harrison on every Holiirdiiy
as tUt la my olflce day. J. B. BntKK,
Co. 8upt
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