P re s s - J o u r n a 1
Thtksuay, Nov. !9th. 1900.
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JF. E. M.
LINE
V. R. K. is
to and from the
the best
BLACK HILLS,
UfcADWOOt) ASD HOT M'KISli.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
A. L. Leithoff. this week commeno-
d the erection of aa ice bousa for Y
. R. Smith and Son.
When you want prompt art in li-
. A r.illu tli-it. never irrme use DeWitts
: Little Early Risers. J. E. PitKXKY.
Dr. Reynolds, tlw dentst of Craw
: ford who was lit re most of last week at-
taading to professional dutiss was quite
busv.
Drugs,
Drugists Sundries,
''Paints. Oils. VarnislieS,
BOOlcS and STATIONARY.
J. E. PHSNNEY, Pfoprletor.
NOTICE,
Ev. J. A. Sch amahorn P. E. will preach
io the church, next Sunday morning at
10, a. m. anb at 7, 30, in the evening.
After the morning sermon the sacra
ment of the Lord's Miper will admin
istered. Rev hVM WARUKJJ, Pastor.
For sale.
One High grade Hereford bull, two
twoU. has. Seiner.
Fancy Lamp?,
Store.
at Drug
NOTICE.
Notice of mproval of oillc'jil Bond of Ax
iurr wik omitted from Con.u.i-tner
proceedings lat week. Ci.kkk.
Jewelry, bilverware at
-Drug store.
A. L Lu'thoff, last week rei-eived
the rert froru the government uepart-
merit of mechanics upon the examination
'-which he underwent at Ft. Kohinson
some rix months ago, which give hitn
tl.1 out ' of a possible
.100 points for perfection. .
Go to Pioneer Pharmacy
for Xmas presents.
Roth makers and cireulfaturs ol com
ntei foils commit fraud. Honest men will
not deceive yov into worthless counter
feits of DeWitts witch Haze! Salve. The
original in infallible for curing piles inj
, uries eczema and skin diseases.'
Toilet cases Albums,
; at Pioneer Pharmacy.
Mrs. Fred Langwerthy, aud children
t spant Sunday with friends at Crawford,
and returned hoilie on Monday noon.
Siuce the republicans have gained
control of the legislative branch of the
Mate, there are candidates without end,
for the position of U. 9 Snnatcr. But
how -about the Harrison pot office?
Will tl)e north ar suth side get it?.
Go to Drug Store for pic
tures?, & paper pockets.
1 ' -"Cbas. E. Verity, formerly a resident
of our little prairie city, but now a
c it! sen cf Metropolitan Omaha, was in
- our midst last Saturday shaking hands
. . with tlie boys and renewing old acquain
" Vance He was also here on business as
i he represents the Western Newspaper
union. We acknowledge a pleasant call
; froovMr. Verity while in town.
IVWltt's Ettle Earlv Riserare th
lest, Liver pill ever made. E'sy to
tike and n-jver gripe. J. E riliNKET.
Mas4 will e oeebratd it th four
h"u-e, Dec. Sth I'.IOO. at 10.30 oclock. A
gool mtsrJance Ik desired.
The Indies nid society will met at
the rarsoniifje Vv'td. Afternoon Dtc. fi,
and sew the new carpet for the par
sonafre. Sac V.
Tne Journal subwrilT4 continue
to increase, t Ids iwk we have added
two names io our mu
William M.iler, of Bodarc, was in our
midst on l ist M.jnJay. and reported
his better-fialf just recovering from an
attack of fever. He reported his son as
being bediust also from an attack cf rht-u
mat if m.
A stnner alighted from the west
bound train yesterday noon, and step
ped up to one of our business men. and
asked: "Wuat are your resources in
this place." Whereujion our enterpris.
ing business man rtplied: We bavent
got any, but the conductor just unloal .
ed a box of it, which was sent out herj
by Montotuarv, Ward & Co. it most all
comes from there.''
MARRIED At high noon today, at
the home of the bride's mother, Sirs. Ve
na Will, just north of town. Mr. Her
bert B. Ernest, and Miss Allie Will, both
of this county, a;;ed respectively 25 and
17 years.
The bride is the second daughter of
Mrs. Vena Will, and has grow n to young
womanhood in this ounty and is
young lady of many personal qualifica
tions, while Burt is oo of ouronSioux
county boys, and has in addition to his
other property purchased a ranch j'ist out
of town, where be with his bride will
reside and after tomorrow they will le at
home there to their many friends. The
PliESS-Joi'RSAL, extends congratulations
to Mr, and Mrs. Eirnest, nnd trust that
they may always taste the sweets and
never the bitter of life.
The lilt-wins of Music.
Fomeona has said that music "washes
away from the soul 1he dust of every
day hie." We know from ejperi-nce
that a song in the htarl keeps tlie spirit
bright and elastic and makes it easier to
meet the duties and difficulties of every
duv life.
Nothing so quickly arouses the powers
of emotiuii. imairinatiou ind enthusiasm
as music.
Manv a heart that has tasted the very
dregs of wicktdness has been melted to
repentance by hearing again a song of an
ttnocent childhood:
Some of the best thoughts of the
anrld li.ive come to men and women
while uu;ler the inspiration of music,
n ,tt fi that, were nerlv lost have en.
ded in victory when the sounds of mar
tial music have reachtd the ear, and ral
lied the fainting heart of the worn and
discouraged soldier.
And thus it is in the battle of life
when the heart is faint and weary, the
words of a helpful song come to us to
give fresh courage and lead us to vie
torv.
trha-is nowhere is the influence of
music so strongly felt s in the home
and that home is the happiest whose
walls echo and re-echo most often to
trmlodv.
Children love mu dc and their tenrfen
cies to wrong doi ng and their evil pass).
ons are often belter controlled by
little music than in any other way.
The old people love music, and long to
hear asain the songs they sang in aay
that are past.
The weary fath r leaves all bis cam
behind him as his voice blends in the
family song m the qu;e'. aid rest of the
cveuing. . ,
Such songs hive power to quiet
The r-M.h;ss puis? of on-.
And cune like Uuj benediction
Tiiat follows after pr.'.ver."
Happy the mother who b:n cultivated
the love ofmusic in the home and In the
hearts of her children its blessed tnflu-
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Fire Insurance written in reliablr
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Clf Lognl papers carefully drawn.
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forgotten. An elequent writer h:u
beautifully observed; "Music is unive
rsally appreciated and practiced. The
English plow-boy sings as lie drives li.s
team, the Scotch Highlander m-ikt Hie
glens and gray moors resound with his
au:iful sona. the Swiss lyro.ese nnd
Carpathians lighten their labor by muse ,
the muleteer of Hoain c.-vtes little wtio is
on the throne or behind it. if he oan e.llv
,ave his early carol: the vintager of
Sicily lias Ins eveuing hymn, even oesiue
the lire of rot., Etna the fisherman of Na
ples has bis boat soog to which his rock-,
ing bond leals time on the beautiful nesi,
the gondolier of Venice still keeps up nis
midnight serenade and the American iar-
mer lightens his toil with a merry whis
tle. Let us appreciate more than we do
the value of music and culivate it to the
fullest extent in our barta and homes.
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MICHAEL RUFFING,
HARRISON, - - - - NEDHASK.
Many .people worry because they be
lieve they have heart disea.se. The
chances are tha their hearts are all right
but their stomachs are unable to digest
food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digest what
you eat and prevents the formation of
gas which makes the stomach press ag
ainst the heart. It will cure every form
os indigestion. Sold by J. E PmSN'EY.
I'.uHor '' Wonders.
'.TJitor W. V. T.arry of Iiexington,
Tenn., in xplor.ng mauimoth cave con
tracN.il a severe case cf Piles. His
quick cure through using Bucklen's
Arnica Sslve convinced him it is another
worlds wonder, l ures Pilos. Injujits,
fuflama'ion and all Bodily Eruplious.
Only 2",c at J. E. Thinney".
VUluio B!aiUsmitli witc1 hU little
M.n lire.
V,e. II. II Black. I'.e well known vill
age tihu k smith at Oi-ahivmsville, Sulli
van Co. N. Y.f says: "Unr lillie son,
old hnsalwavs Ueii hiilkctti
croup and so bad have the atit k bet i
that we have leareu n.wny i.iiirs i.i k
he would die. We have lad the do u r
nnd usel ntur.v medicines. oulChfmbei
ain'sl Couli Iteuis ly ti no- our suit re
llmr.ee. ItM'eiiisto CiiMilve tl loi.i l
mueos himI ty giving frequent duns
when the croiq.y symptoms up) ear e
i.l...t the driud-d croup is
cur. d before it gets s-tt led " 'ill-re i
no danger in giving this remedy for it
contains no opium or ether injurius
drug and may le give its runf d nily to a,
Ixi! as to ati addlt- For bale by LK. .'.
E Pll.'N.VKY.
1 iBl
Km 1 1
II
nf nil Mm&Q fthasn Rirt
BimerSniilh, who has ten quite in'
disponed during the greater part of last
week is now feeling better.
. -Mims will ba calebr-Ued at the court
lious. Dec., 5lh 1000 at 10:30 oclock. A
. iiood attendance is desired.
The temperance lecture, at the
t;hurch oh last Suuday evening wan ade-
idd success. Great interest was mani
fested by all, but especially by trie
jronnger op!e. Miss Nora Neece is es
pecially deserving of praise for her very
. appropriate essay oo the suject , Tem-
jierance should be given much serious
thought and discussion, in order to fa
miliar the youth of our land, with the
-tf hin trirt.lv tmoentte.
Xmas gooda at Pioneer
Pharmacy.
M. E Miller, was over from Adelia,
lt Thursduv on business. While in
town he dropped in for a few moments
cUit with ye scribe.
There are other wedding bel Is that
can be beard only, a little way off. prob
nWv about Ohnstrnas or New Year's.
Aain't that so Ed? we dont mean the
cook at the Harrison House, either.
One of .he largest funerals which
has oocured in this vicinity was that of
' 'Masler IVid Lewis, on last Sunday af tor
noon from the residence of his grandpar
ent. Mr. and' Mrs. Amlrew McGinley.
Yeeterday, Dave Berllet,''" com-
nteoced the errwtion of the new addition
of IJtney Sutton house, 11x22, which
will U a 10 foot story. It will be W
j'.iued to the present house on the east ,
next to the street.
We lenrn, indirectly, that one of our
most ewtetmed and prominent young
tne of thm Village, has purchaeed a lot
futt near the rheuharh on the east side
which, in all probability pretends an cir
' Ijr Marriage or another bouple of ilarri
m! yountr people.
We notice in our 'Fire Poin tewe'
Uetae, that our 'Over in Wyoming,' cor-
W'f?iatlar'lernplatee nxM iog into Sioux
,fy to eejgivxe in the aaixl-liill crane
C rzmtn. We preaume our ready
ha M mind to raising bird fur
- ) MMh ahotep the Boggy country.
; Mcat 1H w 4 for corrMpandeot
Well, now doctor, how about thow j
turkeys? Of course, you wonld'nt own
that you got them, and no body would
suspect you did, either.
A. Procunier, chairman, of the Board
of county commissioners was in town
Tuesday, attending to county business,
signining up the Couety warrants.
A lage number of our townsmen and
citzens mljacent to town, took part in a
turkey srioot iiiesd3y afternoon, quite
a few of the boys carried a.vaj a fat tur
key for thanksgiving.
Pace Bigelow, sterns to have out
done all the boys in shooting at the raf
fle Tuesday, he won two turkeys to
each of the other boys o.ie. A the Ir
ishman said he is little, but owld.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kendall, who
have been suffering of mountain fever,
during the !ast sevaral weeks are lioth
veey much better and will doubtless be
up aud arjun 1 e'ere another k has
passed.
Incidentely we learned Mr. Bert Er
nest and Miss Allie Will, are to be unit
ed in matrimony today. The Press Jo
TRNaL sends greeting among the first,
to tlie young couple and hopes for them
all joy and happiness.
Father McNamara officiated for tlie
last time in Hemingford Monday. Thif
place will do longer lie supplied from
Chadron, a new priest having been ap
pointed pastor of the parishes between
Hemingford and Ardmore. Father Mc-
Namarawiil be missed greatly by all
his parishioners in this county- He left
Monday night for Omaha which city he
will visit before returning to Chadron.
Hemingford Herald.
Today, we celebrate the glorious
feast of Thanksg iving, and we were feel
ing as blue as could be, owing to the
seemingly unavoidable necessity of our
being competed to sitdown to our thank
sgiving dinner and return thanks for
black crow. But the unexpected hap
pened and our "Fairy Godmother" arriv
ed in tlie person of Gene Bigelow on last
Mrs. Carpenter, w-ho has been quite
an invalid during the past two week's,
rom the effects of a fall which she re
ceived about that time and during which
she had t wo ribs fractured, under the care
of Dr. Phianey she is slowly recovering.
About a week or ten days g". At
torney Guthrie, purchased all of the one
aod two years delinquent land taxes' io
Sioux county, possibly about two hund
red. Well Grant is a hustler.
A special meeting of the camp of the
Modern Woodmen of America, of Ham
son has been called for next Monday eve
ning, at the usual hour. A full aten.1-
anoe is requested, important business ue-
mands the preseace of all members.
Roy Wright, has purchased tUoSun,
and is now sole proprietor thereof. We
wish Roy success in his new role, and
trust that dollars may fl iw into hi cof
fers byYhe hundred. Success, brother
of the quill.
The M. W, of A. at this place, has
made phenomenal growth dnrinii this
fall, increasing its membership close to
the one hundred mark. At present they
have over twelve new applicant, who
will in all proball-ity bo initiated into
the mysteries of woodcraft.
Today is one of the days, nbove all
others when Americans gorge their stom
ach's, with all the good things immag
ir.abl e. They will eat and drink, as if
they never had a square meal in their
lives liefore anil never expected to have
another. Tlw temperance rally Sunday
evening at tlie M. E. church w certain
ly a timely notice to the intemperate
people of the country. Of course all
our people are not intemperate and,
hence all are not obliged make the appli
cation, willingly or unwillingly.
J. Ben net, agent of Kimball Bros, of
Lincoln was in town two or tbre days
this week, for the the purpos of placing
the monoltih, recently furnished by the
Woodmen of the Y orlJ's camp of Har
sison over the grave of the late Hovengn
Siturday nnd lauded a nice looking (ur- j 8. B. Coffee. It will undoubtedly be the
ley at the door of this sanctum; so we ' most beautiful ard magnillcient piece of
have a two fold reason for being thank-1 architectural work id any cemetery this
ful, viz: first for not being obliged to eat aid of CloVon. The Woodmen of th
crow, and last but not least, for having j World should not be confounded with tlie
turkey on t'unksgiving. Is It a repu- j Modern Woodmen, aa it is distinctly sup
b i'Mnbird? We did not sk Gene. rata).
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warntka, Tues
day evening, went to Crawford, where
they took the B. & M. train for Denver,
Colo., where they will spend two or
three weeks visiting with friends and
relatives and bight seeing in the Western
metropolis.
The new house now fieing built by
Jerry Will over on society row will bs
completed and ready for occuptucy in
course of a week or two. The build
ing is 16x24 aud will add very mater
ially to the appearance of the east
side.
"I have used Chamberlains "Ylio,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and find
it to tie a gre-it. medicine," says Mr. E.
S. Phipps, of Poteau, Ark. ""It cured
me of ulnodv HtiX. I cannot speak too
highly of it." This remedy always
wins the good opinion, if not praiso. of
thoe who us it. Th quick cures
which it effects even in the most severe
cases make it a favorite everywhere.
For sale by Dr.. J. E, Piiinsky,
,-Tbe Woodmen of the World's gives
tn all its deceased Sovere;gn, a
(10), monument, to mark their final
re-ting place. In the cae of Sovereign.
S. u. ColTee, his wnlow, paid vIo. more
to the organization and instead of the
100 monument, she lias procured a hrue
scotch granite monolith, which was pla
ced in position on last Tuesday, by.J.
Bennet. aod w ill alorn tliu cemetery for
all lime. .
Dr. Mend! th of Crawford, was sum
moned to Harrison, on last Tuesday, by
Dr. J. E. Pfiinney, and together they per
formed a difficult surgical operation; that
of removing two fatty tumors from the
body of Mr. and Mr, ('has, Newman.s
litsle Imy. Only a couple of weeks ago,
a similal ooerntion was performed on
tlie little fellow, by I)r. I'hinney, but
since that time two others, of like nat
ure have made their nppemance on just
the same plve, and spread with mush-
roon like rapidity However they are
not considered dmgerous,
DeWitts Witch Ha 71 salve will quick
ly tlie worst burns and scalds end n t
leave a scar. It can be applied to cuts
nnd rar, surfaces with prompt and soot
hing effect. Use it for piles and skin di
seases. Beware of worthies counter
feits. For Sale at J. F- PuiNNtYs.
031TUAUY.
(Contributed)
DIED Freddie Iwis, agd four years,
ten mouths 21 days, and a son of Charles
Iewi;, at tlie home of Mr. McGinley,
Nov. 2 Sth alwul 8 a. m.
The funernl services were hell at the
residence of Mr. Mcliinley, and were im
pressive throughout a large concourse of
sympathysing Irieud: attended. At the
grave, "Safe in 'he arms of Jesus," was
Sung. We laid him to rest 'leneilh the
sod while the pure spirit rests with Ood.
"When the roll is called up yonder,
may we all be there.
To remove a tro-iblewune corn or bnr.
inr.; Kirt i-!k CO-n Or bullion ill
warm water n soften it. ihen pai '.
down as cloel.V as poi sibU v. itl oi.t
' - ' . i , .1 nHr.U CJtmlu.fiiiia
wi"i"R "" - .-,-.- -
l'.nn Balm twice dr.iiv; rubbing vig
oiisiv for five minutes at each applica
tion, A corn plaster should be worn for
a few days' to protect it from the shoe.
Asa general liniment for sprains, bru
ises lameness and rheumatism. Pain
Balm is unequal. For sale by Dr. J.
E. Pir.JiNKY.
, Stale Young AS"!'1
"One of Dr. King's new Life Fills each
night for two weeks has put me in my
teens' again" writes D. II. Turner of
Denipsey town, P.t. There the bust iu
the world for liver, Stomach and bow
els Purely vegetable. Never gripe.
Only 25c at J. E. Phisxct'u Drug store.
Fred was born In Sioux county, and
dorii.g his short life, had been a great
source of consolation to all, especially to
his grandparents, whose greatest happin
ess seemed to consist in haviug their dr
ling with them, and the little fellow wua
equally us delighted to lie atgrandpa's.
Freddie isgone, but bis loving miro.
ory will be ever present with pipi, and
mama, as well as with Orandpa, and
Grandma, and will ehenr the latter par
ticularly in her daily allliction, until the
sweet moment burst upon her vision and
Fred will again call dear Grandma.
Li! tie Freddie now has left us.
From thisenrlh o sad and drear.
Gone to live with Christ our Savior.
To tlie land where is no tear.
Free from pain is our loved Freddie.
Free from all this world of woe.
Gone to Heaven and forever.
Willi the Angels as they go.
Father, Mother, Orandpa, Grandma,
Gome to meet me with the r
In our home of all true ploesures
There with Jesus, we will rest.
A Card of Thuiiki.
We desire to tliank the kind friends
and neighbors, and sll who were so ur
tiring in Iheir assistance, during the ill
new and death of our darling hoy,' I.1
Mr. ak Mian. Cha. Lewis,
Mk. Miw. A MiJwiJ-.Y.
Six I'llglitrul l'ulliiri e.
Six terrible failures of six different
doctors nes.rly sent Wm. H. Mullen of
Lockland O. to an early grsve. All
said he hrd a fatal lung trouble nnd tl at
he must oon die. But he was urged tc
try Dr. King's New discovery for Con
sumption. After taking live bottles be'
entirely cured. Itls sisiliye)v gnarai -teed
to cure all diseases of ttie Throat,
Chest, Ia Grippe, Pneumonia, Mronchi
t'i. Asthma. Hay fever, Crnnp, Whoop
ing Conch, fiftc and 1 00. Trial lottles
free nt J, E PlflNNEYR. drug store.
Bfxlurc Gleanings.
o
We had a foretaste of winter Isst wk
qtilu s snow storm visited Itodnrc conse
quently the limns were snowed onder, e
learn the sndw fait was much heavier north
and esat of here.
Willi- MI'.lrrsnd YA. Ho made a t-lp to
A. f. CbrUtlena ranch on rridajr rctKri.iijf
Mondny with a small buiieb uf calves lir
Wm, Miller,
f M. Hmtth of Fl I'mntS wns srou' 4
makings few pieman t calls amonK bis .
dure Mi lKlilsjrn lt Thursday,
Willie Hunter baa been sick with qelnsy
for the Hit week but Is afaln able to to
about.
J. 1.. Ander-on Is nny shlnflln; shs'ls and
snd otherwise Improving "mi looks uf the
0 10 bir rsneh tsi'ore wlni r ets ! ,
Utile Artbiir SI 111 or liv. leen real .Ick fi r
a week .d U mill (eellns T'dte Iwl.
1 Mrs. J. II. Montgomery Is qelte slrk wltll
a heavy rold nnd wire lliro't.
A letter from Mrs 0. f.. Ulsn this week ssys
sjrs that tiar. Iinsl.snd hsalUi conllsoss
the same tint nd'jVblu css Is one of so ion
atnm I st that It Is too soon to look for njr
Improvement we hope soon to hear of a
elimiffi! Iit the butter, M.A.U,