Press-Journal
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Thursday, Eec.13 th, 1900.
T. Canon, Editor and Prop.
fXiM.YK.lL linie taVle.
OoingWest. Golr.(? East,
tl. mixed. 11:20 1 So. 6.Biied 8:00
North-Western
LINE
F. " M. V. Tw R. is the best
to and from the
BLACK HILLS,
DEADWOOD AM HOT SPK1NUS,
SOOTH DAKOTA.
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A Keen Clear Brain.
Your best feeling, your social pcsitirn
nr busioetiS success depend largely on the
perfect action of your Stomach Ami liver
Dr. King's New Life Pills give increased
stength, a keen, clear brain, high ambi
tion. A 23 cent box will make you feel
like a new being. Sold by J. E. PHTSsiEY
Druggist
New is the time when eroup and lung
troubles prove repidly fatal. The only!
harmless remedy that procduees immedi
ate results is One Minute Cough Cure.
It is very pleasant to take and can be re
lied upon to quickly cure coughs, colas
and all lung diseases. It willl prevent
consumption. J. E. Phinxey.
Bodarc Gleanings.
M.J. Weber, of Glen, was in to wo
last Thursday on business.
Mrs. Avery, accompanied by Mrs.
Ctma. Plynipton, spent a couple of days
in the vallev. the truest of Mrs. bhaefer.
Xraas goods at Pioneer
Pharmacy. -
Paid Dear For II is Lreg.
RD. Blanton of Tbackerville, Tex.
in two years paid over f 300.00 to doctors
to cure a Running sore on his leg. men
thev wantec to cut it off, but he cured
it. with one box of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. Guaranteed cure for rues, cis
a box. Sold by J. IS. rHE urutcs.
What is the matter with our town
board?. Evidently something is wrong,
Otherwise they would have taken some
action in regard to the town ptmip.
When you need a soothing and heal
fingaeUseptic application for any pur
tpose, use -the original DeWitt's Witch
Haul Salve, a well known cure for pil.s
aadskm disexses. It heals sores with
oat raving a a scar. Beware of count-
arfeits. r-3. E. 'Phinxkv.
Fancy Lamps, at Drug
Judge Barker, expect to return to
? Sioux county in a week or ten days to
survy the cemetary here.
IteWitt's Little Eirly Risers are
dainty little pills, but tbey never fail to
cleanse the liver, remove obstructions
aod invigorate the system. J. E. PHIN
:T. ' A deal was consumated this week,
"whereby Messers. Harvey and Finley,
5 became the owners and operators of the
: saw 'mill formerly owned by John L,
:8trattoo. John expects to leave Sioux
county, soon as the balmy days of spring
;are with um again, and will journey to
wards the setting sun, in hope? of better
ing his financial condition. : John has a
host of friends in Sioux counjy , who will
regret to see him and hig family depart
' hence. John says advertising in the
" PraaR-JouRNAL pays, at least it sold his
mill right away.
Go to Pioneer Pharmacy
for Xmas presents.
Mr. McGinley informed us a day or
two ago, that he had just received a let
ter from Miss Lizzie Murphy, who left
t here over a year ago, for southern Cali
fornia in search of health telling him of
'her health which is almost perfect, aod
vbe expected to go to work soon.
n ...,. 1,1 ha va an annetite like a
bear find a relish for your meals take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Tbey correct disorders of the stom
ach aud regulate the liver and bowels.
Price, 25 cents. Samples Tree, at J, r
Phisxky'S drug store.
Lecture.
t, -a vu Warron. will deliver a
lecture at Andrews Hall, oo Friday eve
ning, December, 14, law.
Subject; The Tongue.
Addmission.lOandl'tctR.
Following the lecture a Put Social will
" . ...... un-. ;ti..;t.1
uoginau. .n i
Brave Men Fall.
Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons in
the blood, backache, nervousness, head
ache and tired, listless, rundown feeling.
But there's no need to feel like that.
J. W. Gardner, of Idavill, Ind., says:
"Electric Bitters are just the thing for a
man when he dont care whether he lives
ordies. It gave me new strength and
good appetite. I can now eat anything
and have a new lease on lire." Only 50
cents, at J. E. Pninneys Drug Store.
Every bottle guaranteed.
Miss Mag-aie Hunter, teacher in DUt
No. 9, was quite sick and nnable to teach
the latter part of last week but was bet
ter and able to resume her duties oo
Mondav.
J. B. Burke, while visiting the schools
last week had the misfortune to lose one
of his horues. On putting up his team
in the evening at Geo. Gnnis, he noticed
the horsa aeenied sick and thought he
Itad driven iiiui too hard; in the morning
he found him dead. Mr. Burke was o-
bliired to borrow a horse of Mr. Grim, to
to finish his trip and return home with.
Last Sunday after Sunday school, all
the voune folks of Bodarc, some tour
teen in number, all on horseback repair
ed to the home of Mrs. bliaeter, in anti
cipation of a good dinner to which that
lady had previously invited them and to
which no doubt they did ample justice.
Wm. Miller, some time ago purchased
the old O'Toole house, aod last week he
hauled it home, and is bust? transform
ing it into a substantial log torn for
his horses. "
Montie Burke, visited some of his old
associates in the valley oo Saturday,
stavint: over night wild Willie Miller,
unH returned home on Sunday. We
were glad fc- nee his farailar face at Sun
dav school again.
Those Gems of thought from "Clio's"
pen in the last issue of the JocbxaL were
a pleasant surpriie, it was like meeting
an old friend, we hope she will surprise
us soon again. M. A. O.
Jewelry, Silverware at
Drug etore.
OBITUARY.
Those Women. Voters.
Ed. O'Connor, Kal. Lindsay, Will
Smoke and Corbin became wood chop
pers last Saturday night, by their bring
initiated into the mysteries of Wood
craft. All stood the trying ordeal brav
ely and. with fortitude.
No one can reasonably hope for good
health unless his bowels move once
each day. When this is not attended to,
disorders of the stomach arise, billious
ness, headache, dyspepsia and piles soon
I follow. If you wish to avoid these au
1 ments keep your bowels regnlarby "tak-
I. n,.mlu.l,:.n'i Ktnnuic.h and liver
tablets when required. They are,, so
mild and gentle in effect. " For, sale by
J. E. Phijinky.
Toe cirargu o" uncertainty ;r,
Tatmas-Oo Friday, November 30,
1900, at Mercy hospital in Des Moines,
W. W. Tatiuan, aged 24 years, 4 months
aod 6 days.
W. W. Tat man was born in Adams
county, Iowa, on July 21, 1BT8. He
with his father's family removed to
VVvnmini' about seven years ago. but
. CI" . I
returned to Pres. ;ott a year ago uud on;
March 13. 1U00, was married te Miss
Eva Swim. He was converted and unit
ed with the M. E. church of this place
last February, living a consistent chris
tian life until the time of his death. Mr.
Tatman and wie removed to the farm
near Carl immediately after marriage
luthis health soou bejjan to fail and
on Wednesday, the 23th, in the hope of
saving his life.they started for Mercy
hospital ia Des Moioes. But it proved
to late, and he pusml away on Friday
inorninir.
The: remains were brought back to
this city, and the funeral services held
at the M. E. church, on Sunday, Decern
ber 2nd. at:2 o'clock, the pastor preach
from 2 Oor. 5: 1. The M. W. A., of
which Mr. Taiwan was a member, atten
ded in a body and at the cemetery the
beautiful and impressive burial cere-
monv of the order was carried out.
The beautiful .1or.il offerings and large
attendance at the f uneral areonly slight
expressions of the esteem in which Mr
- co.Tin3Ur.'.ty, aus
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THE PIONEER PHARMACY.
Drugs,
Drugists Sundries,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
BOOkS arid STATIONARY.
2ooooooooooooo
J. E. PHINNEY, Proprietor. c
boo a Moes
Remember:
We carry the LARGEST and best Line of X
BOOTS & SHOES and RUBBER OVER
SHOES in the city, and we Guarantee Prices to
suit all.
Hardware.
men's vote is absolutely true. They
are about the only -eop!e in the United
States who continue to sing:
Let independence be our boast,
Ever mindful what it cost."
This is a grief to the politicians; but
while our government is ooe of the poli
ticians and by them, is it also exclusive
ly for tiiem? On what compulsion m ust
we so ardently strive to please them in
all respects? The uncertainty" of the
womani vote is a rather idiotic charge
at any rate, when we come to think of
it. Colorado gave Bryan a huudred
thousand less votes this year than in 1896
and Boston went for him. McKinley is
the first president who has succeded
himself since Grant. Certainly due not
seem a particularly strong masculine
characteristic.
So. "women vote as their husbandsdo!
Alack, alas! than are we lwt unless we
can educate the husbands. But if tins
is so, what becomes of the discord, the
the ruined homes, and. the severed fami
lies that were confidently promised us
in case women voted? As a matter 01
fact, 1 have never heard of a case where
either party attempted to coerce the ot
her. There are hundreds of cases where
each has conceded something, and voted
a scratched ballot to please the other,
where thee believed both candidates eq
ually fitted for the position. M. L.
many are the expressions of sympathy
for the bereaved, ones. Aaams County
Argus.
Mr. arid Mr. Tattman"and family, of
Kirtley, have the sympathy of their
friends and neighbors in the loss of their
only son, who died at Prescott, la.. Nov.
30, 1900. The son who has been taken
away in the bloom of life, leaves a
youngwife to mourn the untimely loss
of her life companion.
lit? Mllj U. lllll, vwupllu Q
and up to date Line of light d
Shelf HARDWARE.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of nn order of sale Issued by the
Clerk of the District Court of Sioux county,
Nebraska, upon a decree rendered in said
court tn favor of Sioux County Bgftlnst Ed
vnii Maloney, Dunlnb Malouey bin wife nd
A. I). Wood, christiaunume unknown, 1
have levied upon the following described
real estate". as'tfcerproperty of ald Bdword
Muloncy, Buelnh Malonry, his wife and A.
D. Wood, chrUtlaa name nnknown, to wit:
The norih-wmt quarter ot.Nsctloo twenty
eight of Township ttilrty-four S of I&nge
fifty nvc, and I will on the istn uay or Janu
ary A. D. at two o'clock in thn Mior
noon of auid day, at the eaft front door of
the Court House of niiid county, In llarrlwn,
Ntiriu.ka. ?11 tbo said real estate at public
auction to the .highest bidder forfeaah, to
satisfy s-ild order of ile, the amount dun
thereon being the uui of J1S7.97 and cort
and accruing costs.
Harrison, S ebraxk a,'Icce in ber 10, 1W0.
ALEX IxjwRA,
gb.erirror.Siou i County
-i And Also,
LARGE
Silver Ware and Clocks,
Queens ware, HATS & CAPS
FURNITURE, FLOUR and
FEED.
ft
jriuiiiineotuituuJiiKia
and every thing usually Kept j
in a General Store.
Remember we give 5 per
cent, off lor cash
And examine our LINE
before buying elsewhere.
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Give US a Call,
60 to DRUG STORE for XMAS Presents of all Kinds, Eheap as Dirt.
Societies-
e, the first of this week doirg trading
- with our merchants.
During the four years we have lived
j in EkodX county, this fall has been the
most beautiful and pleasant of all, not a
had storm has jet visited this section,
;mu& cattle are looking fine, some of
1 fat enough for beef.
Go to Drug Store for pic
"tures, & paper pockets.
V sign ws raised over the meat Judge Barker, came down from
tniarket the arst of the weelc. Douglas, on last Saturday evening where
Will Gaybart, was over from Moot- be had been on business, lie Sunday ed
in Harrison, and shook hands with the
boys and left on last Monday evening, for
his home at Custer, 8. Dak,
At the regular annual meeting of
the Modern Mfoodmen of America, held
on last Saturday evening, the following
names of Neighbors of the camp were
balloted upon and elected to Hill the va
rious offices for the ensuing year;
Venerable Consul, Grant Guthrie,
Advise. Lieut. Alex Lowrey,
Banker, F. W. Clarke,
Clerk W. H. Davis,
Sentry, Oscar Ward,
Watchman, Elmer E 'Smith,
Chief Forester (appointed) J. W. raitr.
A copy of Bulletin No. 17, from tyie
See. of Agriculture giving the number
of domestic animals in Sioux county is
at hand. Following are the ouaber as
classifi- by the department:
Meat Cattle
Calves under ooe year
Steer 1 year and uoder 3......
Steers years and over,
Heifeus 1 year and under 2 2
Dairv cows 2 vear and over, ...28
AH horse 2 years and over..... 81
Colts under one year, 5
5
5
71
All mules, . .....
Mutes 4 years and over, ......
Asees S years Mid over,
All Sheep
Rams and Wethers 1 year and over.
gwloe, A.. -
Um above represents stock, not
farms or ranges.
County Surveyor Ruffing, brought
hj ut news to town yesterday, of thu
death or Mrs. Michiel BjfTer, of Five
:PmoU. oo last Monday, funeral services
were held tlw following day Tuesdav.the
'.interment took place at the Montrose
-cemetery. A large concourse of friends
.uttended the obsequies. We did riot
.learn how many children are left other
the a ha be two days old is deprived of
tsi mothers love Tbe bereaved husband
jiMd father will have the sympathy of
the satire commuuity in his dire sorrow.
May he who tempers the wind te the
ahors lamb, be equally tender, in sootb-
sns; the broken spirit and crushed heart
. Mfamilv.
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last. week, we hone he will soon recover
Mr. Henry liickson ol Arumore len
last week, for Wyoming, about 75 milet
west of Wheatlaud.
Mr Jnsotih A siit on Jr. while at Mr.
Sam Swinbaoks place last week got un
fortunately kickea Dy one oi nam s nor
ses in the right eye.
Miua Kntia Rrcat v accomoanied by a
young gentlemen came last Suoday on
the train irom urawiora ana as uio iram
was not to stop at Ardmore, they were
taken to Edmiroont, the next east bound
train brought them back to their usual
home. Sloab Beet.
Many persons have had the experience
of Mr, Peter Sherman, of North Srat-
ford, N. H., who says, "For years I suff
ered torturte from chronic indigestion,
but Kodol Dyspepsia cure made a well
man of me." It digests what you eat
and is a certain cure for dyspepsia and
every form of stomach trouble. It gives
relief at ooce even in the worst cases,
and can't help but do you good. J. E.
Phdsnky.
The best Plaster.
A i.teca of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound to
the affected Darts is superior to any plas
ter. Wbea troubled with lame back or
rati nil in the side or chest, irive it a trial
and you are certain to be more than
nlaofted with the prompt relief which it
I
afford. Pain Balm olso cures rheuma
tism. One anp'.ication jrives relief. For
sale by J. E. PHCfSET.
Colts 1 year and over
Toilet eases Albums, I Colts 2 years and under,.,
-t Pirmr Phannar-r. jcolut! year and over,
ef -
--A letter from Kev. Kendall and fa
CxTy ft Houston, Idaho, informs us of
C fart that thoy are all well at least
l-f wm able to dispone ef a oioe fat
CCy aai decks oa tbaoksgivlos;, a gift
VJ U yaspto. Mr. aad Mrs. Kendall,
f roas K " Inquiring frieps.
4f !C3 Baagh, closed a deal on last
" ' ' i tlw traaafer of the property
" lteiaaaeday, wbereoy Mr.
$ prietja, kaoomes the owaer, ia
" if Cas toieie real estate oa
; 'Jf aiaak, aalag the let
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north County Krys.
Mrs. Jo. aad William Brety ex pec t
htff a aar af corn at the Mansfield tUtion
ia a few days.
tk. tahartOinatr wait to Eajremont
las Waaasalav and brovcat hasaa a
fawr hams land af Fotaioas. Bah m
ItsaM M We favorlst sh.
Vr. Mm AaMoa kaa has aKk Car t
Order of Hesrlnr-
In the matter of the Estate of Samncl B
Valine, deeeatwd, late of Sioux county, Se-
braaka.
At region of the Connty court of ald
county held at the probate office on the ICrtb
dav of December, A. I. KW, Honorable
CharlM E. Schllt, County Jndire present and
presiding. In rwuluiR and filing the peti
tion of Ussle Coffee repreaentlns; amoiif
Other tilings, that Samuel B. Coffee, late of
said connty, departed thla life Utestate
therein, on the flrat day of October, A. I.
1 90S, leering mid petltlooer, his widow snd
Harry Coffre, Hex Coffee, Qny Coffee sad
Mna Coffeehts children snd heir at law
of hl esute snd tbst be wsa seised snd
povaesaed of both personal snd real eaUSt,
sad that It la neeeaaerv that sn admlnlatra
tor be appointed to collect his aaaeta, take
rahars-e of ssldestate and pay bU debt sad
praying for tbe appointment of Charles r
Coffee, sa such ndmlnlatrator.
It l farther ordered by the Court that the
under of Janaarr. A. D. issl, at aliss
u'rlnck In the foreaooa at the probate once,
In eaM county, be ixed as she Mine for the
hearing of saM petlUon, and that notice
thereof be glvee by aaMlsMng of a eopr of
bls order In the HnaisoS Mass-Joes!.
aswrpa iFT pabllabed and sirwsleUng there
in for three weeks prior ta saM ay of bew
taa
w . a the Ami.
I saat I caa at.es nemtvt.
oaaaty Mat.
ShprilTs Sale.
By virtue of an order of aale iaaned by the
';irk of the Dmtrict Court of Slonx county,
Nebraska, upon a decree rendered by said
Court In favor of Kloux county snd asjalnst
John Koncer, Johanna Koneor, ghowalter
Mortgaira Company and S. K. Humphry.
1 will, on the 12th day of January, A. P.
101, at two o'clock In the afternoon of said
day, at tbe eaat front door of the Court
Houae of aald county, In Ilarrlaon, Nebras
ka, aell to the highest bidder for cash In
band, the following described real estate
aituate in aald county, to-wlt:
The south-went quarter of Section twenty-
one In Townahlp thirty four north of ltange
flfty-flye went of thesth principal meridian
In SIouj couhty, Kebraoka, to satlafyaald
order of sale in th(-aum of alitv thrw dol
lars and thirty two rents, iutereat and
cohih and accruing eonts.
Dated Uecember II, ItuO.
ALKX lyOWir,
, Sheriff of aald County.
Hhrrlfr Bain.
Tly vlrlne of an order of sale lned by the
Cterk of tn blatrlot Court of Moux CVMinty,
Kebraaka, upon a decree rendered by aald
Court in favor of Dions county and agalnat
Joahua M, i'lumb. Mm. Joahas M. Pumb, his
wife w boas christian name is unknown, w
J. Bowdeu, snd Hellen T. Campbell.
I will, on tbe 12th day of Jannary, A. D.
IW1, at two o'clock la the afternoon of aald
day, at the eaat front door of the Court
House ef said county, In .Harrises, Mnbras
ka, aell to the blgneat bidder for rash ta
hand, the following described real estate
aituate In aald county, lowlti
The went half of the north-east qnsrter of
Kw-tlon thirty, and the west half of the
sooth it quarter of section nineteen, all
in township thirty Ore, north of range
fifty four west of the sixth principal meri
dian In Slonx evenly, Nebraska, to satisfy
said order ef sale In the sum of thirty foer
dollars and two cents, Interest and costs
and acrrnfng coats.
Usled Deeewber.ll. I9H.
Aui Lewar,
herurof sawroesty.
SlierifTs Sale.
By virtue of sn order of sale issued by the
clerk of the District court of 8loux County,
Nebraska, upon a decroe rendered in said
Court in favor ot Louis Wohlhetcr, aa plain
tiff and against Dakota Loan and Trust
Company, Charles Harmon. Mrs. cnaries
Harmon, bis wife christian name unknown
as defendants.
1 will, on the 12th day or January, A. D.
)W1, at two o'clock in the afternoon of aald
day, at tbe east front door of the Coart
Hou of tbe caurt house of said county. In
Harrison, Ncbnihka, sell to the highest bid
der ror cash lu hand, the following describ
ed real estate ailunte in aaid county, to-wlt:
The south-east quarter of Section eleven.
In Townahlp'th'.rty-tbroe, norlb of Kange
01 ty five wwt of the sixth pr;i;clpil meridi
an In Nsbraska, to satisfy said order of aaie
In the sum of dfty one dollars and sixty -one
cants and intercut and costs and acciulng
costs.
Dated December 11, 1M0.
ALKX Lowar,
f-herlff of Said Coonty.
SherlfTg Sale.
By virtue of an order of aale issued by the
clerk of the district ceurt of Slonx County,
Nebraska, upon a decree rendered In aald
court. I ii favor of Jacob Harking, aa plaintiff
and agalnat John Garrison, Mrs. John Gar
rison, bit wife whose christian name ia un
knowo.Sbowalter Mortgage Company, T. J.
Kerens true christian name unknown, as
defendants:
I will on thi 12th day of January, A. D.
1901 at two o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the east front door of the Court
House of the court house of said coonty. In
Harrison, Nebraska, sell to the highest bid
der for cash In hand, ths following describ
ed real estate situate In a!d county.
to wit;
Ths northeaat quarter of snetlna eight In
township thirty three north of rsage fifty
four west of the Sixth principal nteiidtsn In
Nebraska. To satisfy said order of sale In
the sum of Ms ty Hares dollar and Interest
sag costs and accruing coat.
Dated December II, IW.
A tas Loertr,
feberlff of aaid Coonty
For Bala.
For Rale i the quarter section of land
ad joining the towoslte, known as the J
W. Lemburt land. Prion $900, half cash
balaace 2 years time. For particulars
call at Fran Jocwai office.
Th moat effective little liver pilla
miide are IJeWitt's L"tie Erlr lasers.
They anvsr gripe, -J. E. PmlT.
W, R. Warbks,
T t TT" ... s.
A -VllVI OAs JLV VrtfttlVtf
IIAKHISO.N' . XEliRASKA.
Preaching every Knuitay evenlpj at 7:S0
p. in-, snd crorj- alternate Sunday at 1 1 a- m
Sunday School 10 o'clock a. in. Epworlh
League 6 :30 p. ra-
Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at 7 :30
Cume one, Cene all.
AutoharpSolo Sunday evening at the
tSTChurch
Proffessional Cards.
J. E. PHINNEY. M. I).
Phylsrlan and Snrgron.
All call given prompt attention.
Office la Drag Store.
-HAJUUilOa - KKBBA8KA.
GRANT OUT11RIE.
Attorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention given to all legal
matters in Justice, County and District
Courts, and before the United 8 ta tar-
Land Office.
Fire Insurance written in reliabU
jompooie.
Legal papers carefully drawn.
HAJUtUOH, - Nl
M. J. 0 Coaaell, - - Co. Attaranr,
Will Fraetlea la All CoarU.
Kaeclal AtUntloa tilrea ta Land) ON
lee Baslaesi.
Calleetlaan aad all aalaees eaaTast
ed U bm will reeelre nrasaat attaatloa.
- Ilajrajnon - Ni
Michael Ruffing, ".v.toe.
I ass prepared to do all kinds of Civil
Knglneeting work.
Whan in aeed of the Burvevora Services,
give me a call as I have a full aad com
pute outfit, together with eaperinaai ta
do the work with neatoees aad oaapeteh.
MICHAEL MUFFIN),
HAfUIISOM, - -
