Nebraska Newspapers

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Harrison
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VOL. ZXZII.
HKISOIiT, NEBBASKA, THTJSHDIT, 3DEO. 13, 1900
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HARRISON. NEBRASKA.
t)IEECTOES.
C. F. CowzK, President
Chas. C. Jamksox. II. S.
Stockmen having use for a ba-nk at this point may rely on
lis to handle their entire Banking bunnies.
-ffrWe nut prepared to take rare of our trade at all times
HARRISON PRESS-JOURNAL.
Sii!cTiitioii Price
Official Paper of
Geo. ). Canon,
FN!'!-.!) AT IMF. lUhltlKON P.ST
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A DustanUy Outrage.
Notice has been receiveJ ul the county
clerk's olli.:e to the eilYel that a colite.it
Inn been liled l)V Aiiey O. Puttier ngniuat
"hurles Coll'ee, r.:,iresetitativd lor tin
53rd, dial riot ou the face of tha returns
by ovi r ;J )0 voles, Tin is a dastardly
outrage, ami j jsl what inlaid have been
expecieJ of k islier. Tins paper does uot
hiiiiJ fur, nor cuiiuter.uuce wronjf jn the
ivpiiuiirauu parly mora Uiau aoy other.
Fisher allies that Olfeo is a national
bi.iK director, fuis expended over $100 in
election expenses (mo amount allowed
fjr 5,0'J?) vour.s), thut ueer and cigafa
were Uiuhtas orilics for votcrx, and a
ljl of otUor toiiiluolory winch m resor
ted to by Mr. I'l-thur juat us luuoli as the
ot.ier. 'i liu wtiolti secret of tlie uiaitcr
t.i mat Fisher huj;s llid reubiicau ma
jority in lns ItigiaUture will ou.-it Collee
uml na.il linn. W'd do not believe lliey
will do It, and if they do the republican
jnu-tV will pay the enalty thertol by
losing the collilence of a lara number
of voters. 'I'Mri papur cuuiImius such
uulhods, and does uot propone to be
inualy-niOuUicd about it for Fmher or
any otlier republican. Alliance Times,
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Don't us ttuv ol the counterfeit of
l)v vim's Witch HuA'l salve. Musi of
Uleu) are worthless) or lirtl.le to use
injurv. The onrfnialiJeWitt'u Witch
Ix iZel Sal ve in a curiam cure for piles
ei.'um, cuts. oc iidH, biiriin, ores and
tkiudiai-ases. J. E. I'ui.nnisy.
In his message to Coonrs President
JlcKuJy is very much interested in re
C'fiomei uiii leixlation for the purixe
f !rr!:it!'0 in I'M! !J;wnin inlandn, hnt
note the Oct, hot ft word does he utter,
with regard to lei;isl:itinx in the interest
if irrigation of 72.0OO.O0J acre af arid
land-t in the United States.
The time seems fully ripe for tie
west to take a firm and decided xtatid on
the question of national irrigation and
something great my be accomplished at
once. Wny not? It is as right that coi
Cress shouH appropriate money for stor
age reservoirs as for river and harbor im
provements. The building of storage
reservoirs would obviate the necessity
of much river expenditure and would
help navigation, and the home building
area of the Uuited States would be vas
tly iocreased. Aud now if the west
makes this demand the East will bark
it up, for the benefit would not be local.
Among the tens of thousands who
have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for colds and litgrippe during the pnst
few years, ta our knowledge, not a sin
gle case has resulted in pneumonia.
Too. Whitfield & Co., 240 Wabash av-
enuo, Chicago. One of the most promi
nenent retail druggists in that city, ia
in speaking of this, says: "We reccom-
ChamWIain's Cough remedy for la
grippe in many cacex, ax it not only
given prompt and complete recovery, but
mlso counteracts any tendency of la
ripXi to result in pneumonia." i r
mile by J. E. Phminmey.
George W. Peck, uulher of Pok'
Hid Boy" and governor of the great
slat of Wisconsin from 1891 to 1804, in
clusive, hua again taken up his pen, the
instrument wtid to be, "mightier than
the sword," and will engage in the news
paper Work once more. As Ihe news
inner is an educator of public necessity,
Mr. Peck no ,Joubt concludes hit uxeful
liens as a journalist has not been com
pleted, lie has accepted a position on
the New York Sunday World, He will
during the mean time, write and publish
the book entitled, ' Peck's Bad Boy
' Orowa Up," and by the way, if it meets
with as large ami phenominal sales as
the otlier coniio works of his versitile
i -en, it will be something enormous and
wll tax tin t-apvilty of his publishers
nishty to .i'ply Mm demand or tb
Ituuk.
! Bank.
F. W.Clakki:, Cashier.
Clarke, A. McC inlet,
Por Yrop fl.OO.
Sioux County.
- Editor.
Ol FICK AS Pnxxu IXASfi MATTKI:.
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Ron-h Material.
Younij people often think, '-If I only
had a chance if I could choose what I
would like I could amount to something
A little incident from life? experience,
makes plain the truth, that all that is
required of anyone is to do the best he
can under the conditions by which he is
surrounded.
"You are building a good wall there,"
said a passer by, stopping to look at a
workman by the roadside. "Some of
your material looks rather poor to work
with, too," and he glanced at a pile of
roujfh jagged stones.
"I aiut pickio, my miterials," the man
answered simply. What I'm here for is
to build as good a wall as I can with the
matoriul that's brought me."
The Bame is trua of the life we are
building. We can seldom choose our
material. Circumstances we cannot
control bring us this happening or that,
briog disanpoitoment lustead of the joy
w looked for, weakness instead of the
strength with which w e meant to do so
much. Many a rou'h and unexpected
thing befals, many an occurrence which
we did not only did not desire, but ag
ainst which we cry out in bitter protest.
Still it comes to us material that some
way, for good or ill, mimt find its place
in our building. We cannot choose our
material, but we can choose what we
will do with it and what it shall do for
us. whether it shall weaken or strengt
hen the character we are forniiug.
Help is needed at once when a person's
life is in danger,. A neglected cough or
cold mtij' soon become serious and should
bo stopped at once. One Minute Cough
Cure quickly cures coughs and colds and
the worst cases of croup, bronchitis,
grippe gnd other throat and lung troub
les, J. E. B PlllNNKV.
Attorney General, C. J. Smyth, has
finally succeded in obtaining a decission
from the Supreme Court of the state
compelling the Standard Oil Co., to
bring their book 3 into court and nuke a
showing, whether or not it has violated
the anti trust law of the state. In a re
sent decision rendered by our slate Sup
reme Court, it has dealt a severe, body
blow to all trust companies doing busi
in the state of Nebraska. If the new
Attorney General elect will, during his
term of office lie as earnest and industri
ous in the effect to destroy the trust and
their influence ia this state as Attorney
General Smyth has been during his
term of office, he certainly will receive
the plaudits of a trust ridden people.
Just Suvrd Ills Life.
It was a thrilling escape that Charles
Davis of Bowerston, O., lately had from
a frightful death. For two years a se
vere lung trouble constantly grew worse
until it seemed he must dm of Consunp
tion. Then he began to use Dr. King's
New Discovery and lately wrote: "It
gave instant relief and effected a per
manent cure." Such wonderful cures
have for 23 year, proven it's power to
cure all Threat, Chest and Lung troub
les. Price 50c and 1.00. Every bottle
guaranteed. Trial bottles free at J. E.
Phixneyb drug store.
linn. Charles A. Towne, of Minnesota,
has been appointed U. S. Senator to suo
ced the late senator Cushnian K. Davis,
who passed away a couple of weeks ago
as a result of blood poisoning. Mr.
Towne will fill the position until March
4th next, as tha state legislature, in all
probability will elect a republican to
succeed Mr. Town, as he is a Democrat
and the slate legislature of Minnesota is
republican. However, (for. Lind could
have mode no Wetter selection it h had
looked the sUU ler from oe Md to
the other.
Advertise Your Stock Brands in the PBESS-JOURHIL
STOCK BKASDH.
Tug Jodrkai. will publisn your brand, like
til followliiR, for r2:00, per vear. Kacli ad
'lltional bruim 75 cents. fcvery tanner or
ranchmen In Hiouac snd adjoining counth-g
hould advertise tbnir brands in ThbJoUH
kaliis it circulates all over the state. It
may he the means of avlnit money for you
S5G0 REWARD.
Kor the arrest and conviction of any party
or parties stealing or disfiguring any brand;
on stock belonging to tlio undersigned par
ties:
DAVID COLVILLE.
Horses branded
on righ shoulder or
branded
on right Jaw AWo, 1 have
Horses branded rs3 on left thigh
tm-M
Pot Oftlcu Address,
Harrison, Sioux Co., Nebraska.
F. E. JAXDT.
60, 117, S
Brands
on left hip
IkS on left Jaw,
eft hip of Cattle. Post Office, Hewitt,
Sloui County, Nebraska.
JOHN T. SNOW.
Horses branded
on left shoal
der branded on left shonlder
FIX
and Cattle Hit on left sldo.
I'ost Office Address,
Patrick, Laramie Co. Wyo.
GKOltGTJ SW ANSON.
Cattle branded
Horses branded
on left side
S!l&on leftshou
Ider, range on Soldier t,ie k.
Any stock branded us above bring estray-
cd from my nnga, discovered by any body
on giving me information will be rewarded.
Address, ft. Koblnson, Nebraska.
J. B. J'AKKEIt.
Horses branded on P! left shoulder and
Cattle sarnoon left E) hip.
Sheep baruded frjj h 1-aek or
back of Sheep.
Itango on soldier Creek and White Itlver.
Address, ft. Uoblnson, Nebraska.
Over in Wyoming.
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We are plad to know that ye editor
dined on turkey instead of crow, on
thanksgiving day. We also notice that
you had pie, as wo find lots of it in our
last batch of items, but then we will ex
cuse you this time; as you dined on good
republican turkey, no wounder you pied
our items.
There was a birth-day party at Hile
Church's on Sunday the 2nd, in honor
of Ilile's "steenth" birthday.
We understand that Mr. FJunt will not
build on his homestead, for some time at
least. He is now at work in Lusk, and
we understand that he has a steady job
there. ,
Francis Duel, is digging holes foj the
anchor posts of his windmill tower,
Mr. William Murphy, of Adair county
Iowa, accompanied by daughter and son-in-
law, John Davis, arrived here a few
days ago, and went down into the valley
with his brother-in-law, Mr. Z. G. Duel,
Mr. Murphy has been here for about a
month and is si well pleased with Wyo
ming that the family will locate here.
A letter from Mr. T. B. Tatman, brings
the sad news of the death of his son Will,
on November 80, 1900, Mr. Tatman will
remain in Iowa for some time to settle
up the busioesa affairs and gather the
corn which Will had in the field,
We congratulate H. B. Earnest, in se
curing such an estimable lady for a wife
Say Bert, we smoke cigars sometimes.
Miss Abbie Fluckey, was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Zekiel" from Friday night
until Monday morning.
Leonard and James Christian, are tak-
ing music lessons of their teacher Mist
Fluckey.
Week ago Sunday, quite a number of
the neighbors gathered at the resideoos
of Andrew Christian, and spent a pleas
ant eveniug in singing and play in?. Ml
Fluckey, entertained us with instrum
ental music. Slie is a musician of rare
abilityand not excelled by any in thto
part.
Our lyoeum was not well attended
its last meeting om account of aicki
in the neighborhood.
Now Dewey, If wo hear any nefv
about those sand hill cranes, wa'll tilt
Clio's advice and go goose huittaffMC
Five rotates if wo 4k it will b a Drr
FRANK NCTTO
On left side of cattle and on left
shoulder at borses.
Range on Antelope creek
P. O., tikilcbrist, Sioux Co., Nob.
CHAKLKS BIEHLK.
On left side or hip of rattle, j
On left shoulder of hn'sus.
1 Range ou the bead ol Warbonnet
dcrek
Address Harrison, Sioux Co. Neb
F'-ANK C. I.IWIH.
Cattle Branded ITJTJj on left side and
Horses Branded KTl on left shoulder
Kaugeon head of White River.
P. O. Address, Harrison, Neb,
JOHN A. HANSON
Owns the follow
Inubniud on bIUi
or: Afso HG on cat
li and horses
cuttle on leftside
horses on left
kliuulder.
Range on Silver Springs anil east of slats
Ine. Postoflico Harrison Null
CHAKLKS KKWMAN.
The brand represented In this notlco
and branded any where on left side
of cattle, and overlap eut from the
right ear.
Also the same brand on left thigh of
horses, belongs to the undersigned.
Kange near East Springs, south part fo
toux county. ' Ciuri.ks Newman,
Harrison, Nebraska.
J.S. TUCK KB. .
Branded on left shoulder ol borses
and on left side of cattle.
Range on W hltf Klver, near Glen.
1. O. Address, Glen, Nebraska.
; PEEP CREEK LIVE STOCK Co.
lOSjaj Branded on left hip of Cattle
2Jg jma on left cheek of Horses,
yvtmtU Range on Deep Creek.
Muresa, Deep Creek Live Stock Co,.,
, CirHAS Ko f , 8upt.,
i ' , Glen, Nebraska.
ROBERT . NEECE.
Cottle Branded
, Range on
Water.
on left side.
Running
P. o. Address
Agate, Nebraska.
morning for some of thoFe 8 Ilills'
and we'll exenrauoicate you and send
vou over to Manilla Bay to gain another
Victory, this time over ths Philippines.
A letter from Mrs. Eva Christian states
thai she is visiting a cousin near Besdly
Neb., and having an enjoyable time.
Of course Mrs. Knott, knows our re
cord as a local nimrod, anp invites us to
try our skill on wild geese nearC'entral
City. We would like to accept but it is
not safe, as some amateur sportsman
there might take us for an Ardea Vires
cens and fill our anatomy with No. 4
shot.
A letter from Misss Winnie Kline, of
West Chester, Pa. informs us that she
attended the state convention of the
Christian Endeavor, held in Philadelphia
a few days ago. She was sent a delegate
ad was there 8 days. The convention
was held in the largest church and arm
ory in the city. There were present over
18,000 C. Fs, Mr. Klein is away from
borne most of the time in the interest of
the milking machine.
On last Sunday evening a few a few of
the neighbors gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Holterfield, and spent a
social evening with them. Mrs. Holler-
field and Miss Mluckey entertained with
music at the piano forte; the rendering
of Ban Hur's chnrict race, and whistl
ing Buf us by Misa Fluckey was exquis-
fLW'was also the rendering of silvery
by Mrs. Holterfield. ZradYL.
Mhoi-HT Hale.
By virtue of an order of sale Issued by the
Clerk ol tho District Court of Hloax county,
Nebraska, upon a decree rendered by said
Conrt 1n favor of Sioux county, and against
Walter Eden, Mrs. Walter F.den, his wife
hristlan name unknown and Benjamin
T. Johnson.
I will, on the Uth day of January, a. D.
IWI, at two o.clock In the afternoon of said
dayjaithe east front door of tbe Court
ROM of said comity, In Harrison, Nebras
ka, aell to the highest bidder tor cash In
band, the following described real estate
sttaat in said county, to wit :
The rth west quarter of Section twenty-
two, la, 'Township thirty-one, north ot Range
ifty-ejx, west of the Sixth principal mrrldl.
n la Rebraska, to satisfy said order ot Bala
to Mm sua) of seventy-one dollars and seven-
t.ttfht emu. Interest and costs and ao-
efetBRfloat.
Ma Paten II, 1900.
? ALBS Lowar,
WHIUOw5S"?ff
Jiwweae. Ir n..'rr
$100 Reward.
For proof to convict any person of steal.
Ing, altering, running off, or In any way
damagings stock branded
Jon right
side or hip. Address, Jamks Force,
Harrison, Neb.
A.T. HCGHSON.
Brand combl double)
on left side
on right
ear cattle,
of cattle. Horses same
shonlder.
EkiCut out rlghtl
ti n li. Cattle all dehorned.
Range on Kyle Creek,
Post Office. Glen Nebraska.
IN THE COUNT JT COURT OF SIOUX COUN
IT, NEBRASKA.
In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph J.
iloravek, Deceased.
Notice of Probate of Will.
Whereas Jonh Moravek, of Box Butte
County, Nebraska, has In accordance with
an order heretofore Issued of this court fil
ed In my office an instrument purporting to
be the last will and testament of Joseph J.
Moravek, deceased, which will relates to
both real and personal estate whereupon I
have appointed Monday the 17th day of De
ceuibor 1000 at one o'clock in the afternoon
of said day, at my office in said county as
tlio time and place of proving said will, at
which time and place, you and all concern
ed may appear and contest the probate of
the same. ,
It Is further ordered that notice to all
persons interested in said estate be notified
of the pendency ot the petition, and the
time and place set for hearing the same by
causing a copy of this order to be published
in the Harrison Pkess-Joubnal, a newspa
per published in Harrison, said state, for
three weeks successively previous to the day
set for said hearing.
In testimony whereof, 1 haye hereunto set
my official seal this 27th day of November,
l'JOO.
J SEAL, f CHABLKS SCHILT.
' v ' County Judge.
Sheriff Sale.
. By virtue of an order of sale Issued by the
Clerk of the District Court of Sioux county,
Nebraska, Upon a decree rendered by said
Court In favor of Sioux countv and against
Edw in C. Lockwood, Mrs. Edwin C. Lock
wood his wife, christian name unknown,
Wright S. Lewis, executor of the estate of
Mary A. Lockwood, deceased.
I will, on the 12th day of January, A. D.
1901, at two o.clork In the afternoon of said
day at tb: east front door of the Court
House of said county, la Harrison, Nebras
ka, sell to tbe highest bidder for cash in
hand, the following described real estate,
situate in Slid county, towit: '
The South-cast quarter, of Section twenty
six, township thirty four, north of range
fifty Ave, west of the Sixth principal merid
ian In Sioux County, Nebraska, to satisfy
said order of sale, in tho sum of One hund
red and eighty-four dollars and elghty-nlno
cents. Interest and costs and accruing costs.
Dated December 11, 1900.
ALEX LOWBT,
Sheriff of said County.
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Mr. R. Gray, who lives near Araeni i,
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remedy for croup and never fails to
cure." When given as soon as the child
becomes honrse, or even after the croupy
cough has developed, it will prevent tbe
attack. This should be borne in mind
and a bottle of the Cough Remedy kept
at hand ready for instant use as soon as
these symptoms appear. For sale by J.
E. PHDfNKT.
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