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(Jeo. D. (anon, Editor mul Prop.
F. E. A 51. V E. it. lnue table.
Going Went. Going East.
1 o. 5, uiUed, 11 :S0 I So. 6, mixed; :0O
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North-Western
LINE
J. E. M. V. R. It. is the best
to and from the
BLACK HILLS,
PK.YUWOOl) AN1 iiOT M-UISO-S,
SOUTH DAICOTA.
F, E, & It! V. R- R-
Homeseeksrs Excursions
Will lie run June 3'Jtb, and July 3rd
;jind lTtli; Aug. tb, 21st; Sept. 4th,
istb; Oct. 2ml, 16th; Nov. Olu, 2ttb;
Dec. 4tb, IStli, PJOd, to points oa the
ztr f. . & m. v. n. n
iin Nebraska, wliere the one way fair
from bedrest Missouri Rivr Point, m
' eluding Council DluiTs is $'!.0'J, or usore
to Points in Wyoming:, west of and in
cluding Oria Junction, and tr Points in
. Black UuU district of Ho. Dakota,
Ticket wiil be sold by . connecting
lines feeOmg to our line at Sioux city,
'Onowa Mo. Valley and Omaha, nnd by
our agents at South Piatt, stationa.
Blair, Ornate arid on S. C. & P. in Iowa
i except that our a'HCtii riot sell to
points in So, Diik.
Fare will In one fare phis $2.01 for
round trip, v rite your folks in the hast
: and have them come and see vou, taking
,'vnntas of these rains. Tickets limi
ted 21 ciayj with '15 days limit ou going
i portion. F. Avkhy, Ag-t.
Call at G. W.'IIeters and see tlxx
iiniproved Sickle and tool grinders.
6iwe otir last itm, the following
named parties have added their naaiirs
tto our list f reaers
Bjiv. Eice, Carey, Nub., J. C. Johnson
Gien, hah. and Mrs. W. s. Johnson Ault
Colo, thus people cout-inue to patronize
the rEBSs-JOTRXAL.
'-M. J. Gayart, was in from Montrose
ithe first of the week, doing business,
:&aa tradiog, be reports a heavy ram and
' hail in his bighborhood last Snnday.
f The total valuation of real and pers
f .onal property of Sioux County, as re-
jiorted to the Board of efinalization by
the precinct assessors, includins: Ea.il
. -Roads is ,Ma9.8.sC..r)S.
The heavy rain on last Sunday af
ternoon did a &reat deal of damage down
in Sowbelly canyon, and also down at
fipring creek, at the latter place the mill
a i rw I ct tv 'a 1 Vrtrid jw
Father McNaraara, arrived here from
Chadron yesterday, and spent the after
noon insfrucrtinj his flock and today ha
had a large congregation attend mass
;atjd listen to a most instructive sermon.
The Democratic party, stands foi the
"Declaration of Independence" and the
-constitution of the United States: It
. stands for the "Republic" &nd not Em
pire; it stands for the interests of the
jpenpie and cot for tnists and combines.
Througil Uie cuadron unwrs, we
' Jearn that Hon. Ed. Satterlee has con-
aumatod a deal whereby he has sold out
-the Blaine Hotel. We hope our new
propietor will be as genial a Landlord
: as Ed. has been, he nnmbers his friends
tiy legion.
The Board of equalization, now in
: session v. ill hardly complete their labors
this week, after having finished the eq
'imlisation o the Assessors returns, they
- will airain sit as a Board of Commission
, ers and are not likely to finish their du
ties liefore the 4th.
The assessors books discloses the fact
-i:iat the assessor for Kunmng water pre- !
.emi t reported little if any unproved lano
which is said to have more valuable and
improved land in it than any precinct in
the county. In all probability an over
sight In the assessor for that precinct.
J. R. Vanbuskirk, Secy. Tres., of the
YY'esttern Xeraska Stock-firowers Asso-
. ciation will be in HarrisoB, day afterto
morrow for the purjiose of obtaining
membership to the above association,
nhould any body desire to join. Any
body iu the county who would like to
become a member should be sure to be
here Saturday to meet Mr. Vanbuskirt.
The County Board, are authority for
the utatemcnt that the precinct assessors
hava reduced the assessment on real es
und personal property so low this year
that the levy will have to be raised as
high as the law wiil permit and, theo
the amount will le bo small for which
the legitimate claims against the county
mast be paid out of, will not meet pre
Imps one half the obligations againiit the
county for the current year.
For Sale.
107 head of cattle, half and three
, quarter blood herefords including one
full biod Hereford bull. Will sell at
(33.00 ft head all around, half cosh and
jix mouths time for balance with good
ecuritjr.
At toy ranch U miles South of Ard-
,hi ifTs S.i'c.
1T
i ! IP (if Mil OI'I.T i.l
U-ui-l t'V th
f sinus ruii-'y
s.d.-risl l.y -n
t'Vl ot tlit UiLrt'? 'em; t
N hrHHku, ':w)u a -let roe
fiitirt iuliuirof iiu Comity, i ila!'ii.tT
al Vi.-a,i:-i l. Ji.ptuu, l'.-t:r (an.iVMt
H jf 'OTiiuti y, J. 1.. l'-rewn, ass-'iiee of ttie
Western rami Moit-ui; t'oimmtiy, Coui
luerreiul 1 .itc? uu-ti t I 'om psi.y, di ii-'"inl?i,
I u ill an tV. ii).i.I'ii.f.lii!.- Tl I'rf.l ;it "
o look ji. in. at Harrison, In iitJ county,
ttie follow in;; Ji'scri ii-d real iii -it ton it :
soutYUalf norttewe-,t tju i ierlw N'orlH
brtlf h, south-wet quarter . Section
HMntviui.tr :'J. lown.-li.p tulrty three 13,
uui tti of ratine 0,1, wet ,t tin- nili pritici;i.tl
iiit'ri'liuu, at liarriou. In nij enmity, at liie
Kat rrout iliw.r ol the Court ll-mse, in
lIuvri.so:i, Nbru.skii at public juctit.n to tin1
U'Ki-t biiltler for cun twsat if y a)'l unit r ol
-Hjtitt ia thff uai of S-V ilh iateitt, coitt
att'l accruing coit-i.
Thu.m Hoi-i-r, Kherri-T of sai l cour.tr.
feh ri;r.s bale.
liy irirtiip of an rur of !il- iin- Uy the
l lcrk of the IHntrict Court of nuui foni.ty
Si'lin,, iiiriin a dete ct; rcn'ii rd Ijy ti'l
court in favor of Si.mj; toauty, ts I'lUtutill
niiil Jow'j'h M. lUbiuoii ami M rs. Jt'Mr;iii
U. liobinjti, hi vile whu-c ciiritiita -tianje
U unknown, iiauiillon loaii and TlUtcolll
rn?, a corporation, r-li!i'rnlants. 1 wi:i
on tlic'iu, dny f July. A. I. 1, ul 1 o' lock
I". M., at Harrison in sai'l county, sell the
fallowing 'ifucriljwi ral c-t it'? to it :
Vftrt'l.ltuir 1 dl iif.rl h imikL .in.irtlT li . of
ctkn tuirty-tlirw i:, e-t anif of uorili
.went quarter h, f M-ctkin thirty four .".4,
all iu Townsliiti Via Si ty two r.t, inntli of runtcc
fifty six tt cl ol tilii pilnr:i) it Mcntian
itu.iU'l in sioux county Nflirurka, t Hatri
n in sai'l county, at tne ait from iIckji' of
the court It i:isc. In llarrin, Nct.ra-k.i, at
public miction, to ttie bigUtt bidder for
cimb to saiiify ai! orlcr o. sale iu tlx- an
off4l,ii7, nitli iulcrust coifi ami uccfJin
coi.1 .
1 HUM if
UoLi.1T, t'r!2" of saiil county.
i:.STIiAYi:i).
From tnr ranch 6 miles S. E. of Harri
son the following dei-cnbcd cattlo.
Ons cow branded inverted shield with
bar ia middle & winter calf not brandi!.
Also seven head of yearlinjr with above
hrarni all branded on left hip a liberal
reward will lie paid for information as to
their wherealrf.uts. F. P.. I.AMiWOTUY.
I)o not forget to attend the annual
school meetine; nt. xt Monday.
Fiaok Mueller, of Ardruore, wan in
town the fir.-t of the week on business.
Roy Maine, came down from Casper,
on last Saturday evening, to ypeud a few
days, at home.
The Ladias Aid Society, will tnec-tat
the parsonage, WtJ. afternoon June 27.
Kbc'y.
M. J, Blewett, left for Lhtwes coun
ty, on last Saturday evening, on his
insurance business.
Attorney Grant Guthrie, went to
Chadron on last Saturday on business
and returned the first of the week.
BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Cb;is. Beihle,
of Warbonuet, a daughter. Mother and
child are doing well, &Rd Charlie is un
der Dr. Pbinney"s care.
BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Garton
of Warbonnet, on last Thursday the 14th j
, . ., .., .., .;,.i.. i
ail parties concerned are doing well.
'-D. 11. Griswold returned from his
trip to Colorado, on last Thursday even
ing. We did not bear him say whether
be had decided on a location or not.
Rerueuilwr the Populist county con
vention, on next Saturday, wlieu there
is to lie placed in nomination a county
attorney. Come out and do all you can.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Grewe'l, of Hew
itt, Neb. who have len visiting old
friends in the valley during the past few
days returned to their home the first of
the week.
Last FriJay, while at Marsland,
Jerry Will had the misfortune to have
his horse fall with him and break his
foot, which will no doubt lay him up for
a short si me.
Mrs. John Iaut, of Stacey, Mont,
arrived on the noon train last Saturday
and will spend the summer, at the borne
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. P Mair.e
out north-west of town.
Mr. and Mrs Will Marsteller left on
last Saturday evening for Harthegigi
Pa, for an extended visit to their par
ents and relatives. They expect to be
gone about two or three months.
Grandma Beihle, was over from the
Antelns ranch this week, to attend
church and also to become acquainted
with the new arrival at the home of her
son ex-county treasurer Biehle.
Mr. F. W. Clarke, and the two chil
dren, arrived from the east on last Mon-
day noon, aid the family will hereafter
be"at home to tlieir Sioux county friends
at the house formerly cx:cupied by 1). H.
Griswold, on the cast side.
r Sam Jacobey, one of Sioux county's
.u I - 1. ..i 1
industrious sons, who has been attsndin
the Chadron academy for the past eight
months went west to Casper Monday
where lie has accepted a position iu the
geaeral store of Bristol A Co.
Charles Senilis, left last Monday
noon for the Pacific coast, wbero he goes
to look up a new location, If he can find
one where ha thinks be can better him
self. He expects to be absent until first
of August. He may visit both Oregon
and California, the latter state anyway,
Mrs. Maggie Rosecrans, and her sis
ter Mrs. Palmer, who came from Wis
consin couple of months ago, will leave
for Utah, the latter part of the week
probably salt lake city where they will
make their future home, Mrs. Ronecrao
and iter sister we learn expect to engage
in dress-making and m.Uintry busine
umber Yard
Go to ROHWER'S for Lumber, Har
ness, Flour & Feed, or anything in his
line of business; he will save you mon
ey by giving you a squar deal.
Vfhe Com
HARRISON,
DIEECTORS.
) C. F. CoiTKK, Pl'f'si'li'Ilt.
j
j C'llAS. C. JaMESOX. II. S.
Stockmen bavins upo for a brink at tbis point may n-ly on
us to h.'iTidiH their entire iJankinrj; liu.iiics.
wtAVe an- jiroi-art-d to lake fan of onr traln ;it all titnoH":
Clans (hriktcnuea. was over
from
Ardiriore, this week on business.
V. V.'. Clarke, Sundayed with his
broth.Tund the lutters family, at Craw
ford. Miss Goreia Sherill wno lias btx-n
at I.U'k. during the past few weeks re
turned to her home on last Saturday ev
tiiiri;:. From the Scotts Bluff paper,
we
-!eun that J. W. Earnest, has purchased
a building site in that town, and wdl at
once commence the erection of a coioui-
al mansion thereon
The Buard of County commissioners
which have been sitting as a board of
equalization for the past week adjourned
Mouday evening and Tuesday convened
as a board of county eonimisssoners,
then re-convening as an equalizing board
the folio wing day.
While V'a'.t Pied and his father
were coming to towo Tuesday morning
a team Wading behind the wagon became
frightened, getting loose and ran a'.vay
and before tl.ey. tsould lie caught rim into
the wire fence east of towo cutting one
of the horses badly.
"Dick" Lever, of Chadron, who
went west to Lusk on Tuesday noon's
train, is authority for the statemerot,
tt a man hy the name of Joe Akesand
his team were strmk bv lightning, three
miles sou'li Crawford Sunday, the hors-s
wore both "kiHled but Mr. Akes escaped
with tliiit p.ira'.ris ia lb" ";.
S. L. Kirtley, of Hot Springs, S.
Dak., a former resident of Ph asant
Ridge, arrived here on hist Tuesday, in
company with another gentleman, after
dinner they drove out to the Ridge, on
a business deal. Iio returned to Hot
Springs yesterday.
In the article relative to the wed'hng
of Miss Mabel Lowry and Goodson Lacy
a week ago we said the wedding march
was played by Miss Gerlach, when we
should bavs said Mrs. Guthrie instead.
It was our mistake, hen- the above cor
rection. Fred Witt, returned from a six
weeks visit with his brothers family in
Chicago. Ho was somewhat surprised
an his arrival in the windy city, to learn
his brother had gone to Germany, jnst
a week before, to visit with friends and
relatives. However, Fred reports hav
iog a good alround time.
Mr. JI. S. SutlifT of Solon, la., came
in from Hot String S. Dak., Tuesday in
company with S. I Kirtley of ttw lat
ter place, over the 1. E. & II. V, road.
Mr. Kutlilf was here on a deal with
SJ L., but could not come to terms
for some reasons best known to them
selves, be returned to Hot Springs, from
here where lie will giend a few days be
fore returning to bis native state, Mr.
i 3t'i"" ,s a ,jr-viin a"u '
j"" docrats should surely endorse Hon
r, . i , - i - i i. . I :..
i Unas. A. Town lor vice i rcsKi 'nv to us
successful this fall. He also says he
left the republican pirty during Mr.
Grunts last, term as president or when he
and his cabinet made their famous sala
ry grab and loo he says the republican
party occupies the ame position that the
old democratic party occupied during
the historic slavery years of this nation.
Glorlou ,
Comes from I), B. Cargile, of Washita
I. T. Hi writes: "Electric Bitters has
cured Mrs. Brewer of scrofula, which
had caused her great suffering for years.
Terrible sores would break out on her
bead arid face, and the best doctors con Id
give no help: but now her health is ex
cellent." Electric Bitters Is the brtt
blood purifier known. It's the suprome
remedy for eczema, tetter, salt rheum,
ulcers, tioiU and running sores. It stim
ulates liver, kidneys sod bowels, exjiels
poison, helps digestion, builds up the
strength. Only .',0 cts. bold by Dr. i.
E. Fuw xcv druggist v
&
12. HOI1WEK,
1 'rfjpriotor.
!Brn6ss
Flour & Feed
For Sale.
Shop.
Bank.1-
mercia
NEBRASKA.
F. W.Ci.arke, Cashier.
t
Cl.ARKK,
A. MrGiM.KY,
Breeze From The Valley.
1 If the rain that poured down Sunday,
I
' t - i . . , . i i. .l i ,.r .
liau pui in lvto oays iiinin inor.' oi ti
fewhours.it would have done a great
deal of good. Sowbelly was out of its
banks ut Gilchrist, arid at J. B. Burke's
j jt was hihr than for y?ar..
Mrs Antrim has betn quite sick since
iiiay.
J. T. Coffee returned from Chadron
nadeiriy this week
tf Mi-s. C. F. Coffee is entertaining rtlati
fvesthis week from Texas.
!m Nellie Reynolds has eotno to spend
the summer with her friend, Miss Coffee.
Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Burke, iqieol Tues
day at Gilchrist.
Mrs EJ. Rose and little Charley, are
visiting this week with Mrs, Thayer.
f Mioses Llllie Zimmerman and Maggie
Hunter, sjient last week in Chadron.
visiting friends and taking iu the com
tnencrment exerciser.
TltOso who did not attend the S. S.
convention, iu Harrison, last Wednesday
and Thursday, will never know bow
much tliey missed till they attend one
just as good.
We intended to send a poem this week
written by our Bodnrc joeless, but fail
ed to get it copied m lime. Will send it
next weak. CUO.
Report el Cuunr
day School Conven
tion. The Eighth annual convention of ihe
Sioux county S. S. Association was held
at Harrison on June Pith & Mth and was
a very interesting meeting much enjoy
ed by those present. The four Sunday
schools of Sioux county w hich are "all
the year round" S. schools were all rep
resented but one. And we also had rep
resentatives with us from Pleasant
Ridge school in Wyoming. AH the
schools but one showed a slight gain in
attendance und interest over last year.
We were greatly heljied by the pres
ence and address of Mr. Kimlrly nn'a
sienary of tho Aineriean S. S. Union
He made us all feel the need of lietter
preparation for our work in the Sunday
schools, and suggested practical ways
of gelling this preparation. The con
vention from beginning to end was mar
ked by the hearty interest of those pres
ent and a desire to get suggestions to
take home for the help of the several
Mcbools represented.
ibe ollicers elected lor the coming
year were J. B. Burke President, Mrs.
R. M. Wallace Vice President, Mrs. E.
U Rice, Sttcy & Treasury. It was deci
ded to hold the next convention next
year at about the lime of this one, either
at Glen or Little Cottonwood. , The ex-
ait time and place being left to the olli
cers. Following are those in attendance at
the S. S. Convention outsideof town:
Mr. and Mrs. Greuel,
" " " Haxson,
Rev. and Mrs. Rice,
Mr. ' " Knott,
' " " Miller,
" " Christian,
" Stuart,
" Zimmerman,
" F. Hue),
" Fudwr,
" Kimberly,
" Wash born,
Mrs Grove,
" (ary,
" I'rocunier.
.Ms R. M. Va1JLU .
WISDOM r.
STALLION
Will make the season at my place
on Monroe Creek 7 miles north-west
of Harrison.
PEDIGREE.
WISDOM Jii sired by imPrted
CLYDE Dam 7.-eights SHIRE-weight
l,5oo lbs.
Price: $5.oo, to insure living Colt.
ROBERT KEEL.
PERCHEROmWN.
Buckry
STALLION,
Will make tin: wnson of 1WU
at Urn 1)1 KOK MANN LIVE
RY HA UN in Harrison.
PEDIGREE: Fifteen Sittct-ntlis
YVdKllt, 1.KX) lls.
TKi;MS: -5.00 for Ihc mia
ou, payable midfllc f)f season.
John Dkick.manx.
SPANISH
Vv'ill make tlio reason nt
tin; Di'ickniann JJros,, Livery
I'arn in Harrison, Neb.
Weight m,-
TKHMS: ?i.0() to insure.
Cart; will he taken to pre
vent accidents', but should
any occur I will not bo re--sjonsible.
.TtnN' II. I) PICK MA KM.
:?r-F()Il KALE One
Kiml)al Oran JJran Xew.
Will trade for young cattle.
Ai ily at this 0(!"r.
Kstriivc'l.
ltnty"l from Wliile Uivcr, four miles
MCKtof ,leu, one buy "I'inbj" M.ire, ,ul
fateil, aliite lej; ami brumicd K on left
wIkio lifer.
Aiy ie (flvlnjt me lnformnl Ion of lu-r
win re a bouts will be liboraiiy rewartled by
srilinjf to me.
K7.I1A Tl ( KKK, Glen, Neb.
A Monster Devil Fisli.
Oestroys its victims, is a type of coni
stipitatioii. The power of this malady is
felt on oragans, nerves, muscles and
brain. But I)r, hing's New hfe pills
are a safe and certain cure. Best in tho
world for Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and
Bowels. Only 2") cents, at J. E. 1'ius
KKVS Orug Store.
tS"Wrile Hayden Bros., Omaha,
Wholesale Supply House, for prices and
samples.
The PHEi-JofltSAL and St. Louis
Republic, fl.60.per year. Try it.
FOR Sale J5 or 30 head
of young pig?.
Mrs. Anna Shaffer.
Subscribe for the Fkkss
Jot'KNAL, It in the official
paper of .Sioux('ounty.
A Life ami Doiuli Flglif,
Ir. W. A. limes of Manchester, Ia.,
writiim of his almost miraculous wa)
from death says: "ExKmure after nu as
els induced serious lung trouble, which
ended in Consumption. I bad frequent
hemorra'es and coughed night and day.
All my doctors said I must die soon.
Then I began to tis Or. Kings New Lis
covery which wholly curwl me. Hun
dreds have iiM-d it on my advice and hII
say it never fails to cure Thro.it, Chest
nnd Lung I roubles. liegular size .jfs:
and f 1. 00. Trial IkiI tie free at Or. J.
E. Piilnncys Orug store.
IiVT FOLKS
nmm U lo tl pammitfmr mnrnth. Km
mrwaa, po 1i"himi, i M rraull xrami
' lrwtnwalMfftMIr imta ..4 Milril,
dwuU. tie.i. tl nt , I lt.,h Iik, ISill , ,i.
ill. U. U-Dlllt.U, I.MUM, H Umlt
BLACK HsW
JACK,
Societies-
Tli pro w ill 1; Mass at Hid Court
Mouse m Tucwlay, .Itino 21, at
l&:.;r o'clock.
C L.SVITH, Or T7 (7rJ,r.U
IIAURISdX - XKIIKASK.
iiniliir KOhmiI JO u'elork a. m. Epworlli
Lra;ilc 6 :S0 p. in.
1'resclilns ewry iindsy evi-nln? at ":?,()
p. m-, ami rver' sltcrnate Snnday at 1 1 a. m.
roinuie'irins Jmnwry 1 1. 11MKJ. Every body
rurillulr Intltcil tostiend these iervlre".
Professional Cards.
J. E. PH1NNEY. M. I).
rhyUcf.m and Surgeon.
411 calls ifiven prompt attention.
Office In Urus Btere.
-HAIUUHOS NEBRASKA,
GRAXT GUTHRIE,
Attorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention given to all legal
matters in Justice, County and District
Courts, and before the United Slates
Land Office.
Firs Insurance written in reliable
companies.
27Legal papers carefully drawn.
lUiutuiO!, - Nf-buakka.
M. J. O't'onnell, - - (.'o. Attorney,
f
Will Practice In All Court.
Special Attention (iUeu to Land ON
flee RusIiips.
Collections and all business entrust
etl to tne will recclre prompt attention.
JIaiiiuson - Nkiikuka.
Michael Ruffing, 'VKroH.
J am ircpiirei to do all khu1 of civil
l.iiglneerlrnr work.
When In need of the Surveyors Services,
give me a tall as I have a full and com
plete outfit, together with exrinct le
do tlie work with neatness and dispatcu.
AWiRt!-M,
MICHAEL RurriNG,
MAnmsOM, . - - - NEtNASIU.