Harrison press-journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1899-1905, June 05, 1902, Image 8

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STOCK BRANDS.
rut Jocrsal will publish your brand, Ilk
he following, for K :0O, per rear. Each ad
"iltn al brand 74 cents. fcverv raruisr or
ncnmeu In Stoiir mi J adjoining count let
iiould adYerllsu their brand m TheJour
hsLas it circulates ail over the state. It
uy be the means of saving luouey lor you
$500 REWARD.
For the arrest and conviction of any party
parties stealing or disfiguring any brands
u stoek balancing to the undersigned par
r. K. JANDT.
Cattle Branded
J.X.
L3
lroctor.
)n left hip.
left
of
Also Horses Branded the n:e
shoulder. Range, Southwest
Andrews. Fot Ogjce A ddress
Harrison, Mett
frauds
on left hip
60, 117.
W
raj El " '"eh
J
'Sift blp of Cattle. Feet Office, Hewitt,
oj Coaatr, Nebraska.
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tiKOKUE SWANSON.
until eraaded JJvlC I on left side
torsa branded gJ on left bou
JlBar, rang on falcller t reck.
Any stock branded as above being estray
ad from my range, discovered by Any body
a gtviug in Information will be rewarded
Address, rt. Koblusou. Nebraska.
J. B. FAKKEK.
Horses branded on
Cattte same on left
snp barudod
tack of Sheep.
Uag ob Soldier Creek sad Whit mver.
artdrsss. Ft. koblnson. Nebraska.
Irft shonlder and
blp.
on lek or I on
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r3a-
Aadthr
n
J l TUCKEK.
Braaded on left shoulder at bursa
on ft elde of cattle.
'Tfciee
IL
oa right side
right side of cattle too.
ge e White River, near Gln.
PeeCtKBce address, Ulan, Nebraska.
DtEFCBCEK I.rV E STOCK Co
Branded on left blp ef Cattle
and an left cheek of Horse ,
Raaeaoa Deep Creek.
Address, Damp Creek Live Stack Co..
A. If- MixaiRT, foreman,
(leu. Vebraaka.
A. T. Hl LiKSOSf.
Brand eombi doable
of cattle. Horses same
shonlder.
.tot out riKht
Cattle all dehorned
Mange on Kyle Crees,
v- Cost OfOce. Glen Nebraska
snouioer.
MR
Mil
on left side
right
ear cattle,
Press-Journal
'HLhDA, J una 5, llwJT
C. C. Burke, Prop.
ENTERED IS THE POST OFFICE AT WAR
RISON NIC Bit. A8K.CONI t'LAsa MATTER
OFFICIAL PAPER
OF SIOUX COUNTY.
One Dollar Per Year.
Rev. Heory VanDyke, the moderator
of the assembly, preached the assembly
sermon at the Fifths Avenue church, ifc
largest Presbyterian church in the
country. The following sentences indi
cate the trend of his discussion: I have
no confidence in tbat sort of Christianity
which will not join hands with an honest
Hebrew to relieve suffering and enlight
en ignorance. I have no confidence in
the kind of protestantism which refuses
to-'take hold of one end of the litter in
which a wounded man is lying because
a Roman Catholic has hold of the other
end. I have no confidence in that kind
of Presbvteriaoism which lives in hostil
ity and hatred toward christians having
other creeds and forms of worship. This
is the kind of preaching the world is cry
ing for and we hope the day is not far
distant wlien we will have more of it.
BREWSTER Co.
Cattle brand
ed same as that
on cm, either
left hip or on
left shoulder.
mm
Morses branded with any of above brands.
Address, J. A. Akukmsox,
Harrison, Nebraska.
JiEll. JOKOAN.
PUP
cat-
mm
Horses and
tie branded
either sld(, same
as on cut.
And Cattle branded
side, and Horses on left
till
Address, Bodarc, Nebraska.
ra
CHANMM NEW M AH.
The brand represented In this notice
and braaded any where on left side
ef cattle, nud overlap rut front the
I Aiaa tar aauia brand on left thigh of
1J worsss, ewlonjis to the undersigned.
Itaag Boar East Springs, souui part fo
nassg eeaavy. Cuaulim nbwsun,
Harrison. Nebraska.
movutrt ft som!.
CbsMa brand- J
i cn I
Mt eiUi- fsiVj I
ssr side af a ni- . nil
And IsMo'lng on
InaTtatda of cattf.
A
' IH. I left aide ef b stock.
OCTAVE HAURrS,
Cattle branded
as shown on
left side with
!tear clipped
Range on Run-
Ing WaUr,
P. O. Address, Marsland, Nebr.
IIKNKY WARNEKE.
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Cattle brand
ed on left side.
Kaage on
nVianlag Water
Crek.
"P. O. Address Itarrisou, Nebraska.
FRANK NUTTO.
Cattl tiranded
id and same on
dor if hones.
Also some
tie are bran
shonlder some
above baaud.
of the Horses IB iwi
n ded nn shle UnBanf
me a desert b-
on the left
left shoul-
and Cut.
and the
ed lor the
REAL PATRIOTISM.
BY MADISON BABCOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
Official directory.
V. 8. HEitATORS
Joseph H. Miixakn
CHs. II. Dietiich
CONGRESS If KM
ELMER J. Brnrrr, Rep. 1st Dlst.
DaviU h. Merce, Rep. Ind Dlst.
JonN J. Kobixson, lus. Srd Dlst.
WB. L. grtkk, Fus. 4tb Dlst.
A. C. Pballekbeecee, Fus. Stb Dlst.
Wm. Neville, ros.stb Dlst.
STATE OFFICERS
Ezra P. Pavage, uoeunor
C. F. Steels', Ueot, Aovernor
Geo, W. Marsh, Secretary of State
Chas. Westom, Auditor Pub. Acrts.
Wn. STEt'EEB, Treaaurer
WM. K, Kowles, Hupt. Public Insuuctlon
Frame N. Prout, Atty. General
-4JEO20S FoBiES.Conupiib. Wrds d1 bldg
Lee Herdman, Librarian
COL" NTT OFFICERS
Wm. J. A. Rack, Clerk
Johs 1. Davis, Treasurer
ALEX Lowrt, Sheriff
WM. J. A. RaCM, Clerk of Dutrict Court
J. H. Bcree, Supt. of Public Instruction
J. H. B rtell, Judve
M J. O'Coxkell, Attorney
M. Kitfikg, surveyor
Pat Lact, Coroner
BOARD OF COUNTY COM MISSION EKH
Jews C. MEMO, 1st District
I C. Lewis, 2nd Elstrict
A. E. Bicelow, 3rd District.
Marsteller Bros.
Are now prepared to show
AN ELEGANT LINE
OK
"A patriot is a man who goes to fight
the Spaniards," said a boy in a night
scIhkiI. Yes; and there, alas, it ends
with most of us. Children are lined up
to saiuut tiit) flag once a day and stories
are rwad of our wars, and we think we
are raising a race ul patriots.
All proper lessons in patriotism should
first crtale respect and love for father
aod mother, and brothers and sinters.
This done, and we have a foundation on
which to baM! a proper love of couutry.
There is more of real value to the Uns
of the country in dwelling with emplui
is upon Washington's devotion to Ins
mother than there is in the war history
of all the generals we have had from
Washington to Miles.
Let us pledge the children first to love
and obedience at home, then to obedience
at school, and these done tne boys " ill
respect and reverence Uie laws of their
community, their state, and their nation,
What utter bosh as a lesson in patriot
ism to salute the fUg and pledge their
'-allegiance to the country," wlten they
don't know that a boy who scolus his
mother is a coward aud a traitor. Pl
edge allegiance to their country, when
in school they are anarchist! Our less
ons in patriotism need revision, and we
should have a definition of patriot that,
while it includes the men. who fell at
Concord and Bunker Kill, shall not leave
out the lii'jU.-rr? of th Revolution; a !
definition that, while it takes in Dewey
aod Roosevelt, aud Sampson nod Hobson,
sbail include every boy and girl, man
and woman, who in peace or war is true
to home and kindred, and obeys the laws
be they of school, state, or nation. Neb
raska School Journal.
Kapalv Cbtokaa Pstpt.
Eating $50 worth of chicken potple
U one meal Is an extravagant way of
living, especially (or a resident of
West Manayunk, where millionaires
are scarce article. A few years ago
there, lived at Pencoyd young man
who was Just making his start In tbe
world, but baa sine become one of
th moneyed men of the country. In
bis early career he became very fond
of game chickens and Invested $M In
a gamecock of tbe choicest fighting
strain. He turned the cock loo with
lot of common hons, and In his Idle
hours enjoyed many battles with birds
owned by neighbors. He cane home
from a business trip one day and en
Joyed a chicken dinner prepared by bis
wife tbat be thought was the best
meal he bad eaten for many days.
"Nice chicken," he remarked. "Yes,"
replied tbe wife; "I got James to kill
a couple of old roosters down at th
barn." He finished the meal, took a
stroll out to the barn and found his
pet had disappeared and that he had
eaten a ISO potple. Philadelphia Rec
ord.
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WORK SHOES WEAR.
Sell "Kroo Calf Bkin is s special tannage, so
named to define and express its tough, yet plutbM
qualities and its great powers of endurance.
"Kroo" is the original name of a powerful tribe of
negroes on the Northwest Coast of Africa, com
monly Known as Mtt.roo oys xuey are re
nowned for their hard inesa, suppleness and
staying powers; aud what the "Kroo Boy
is among negroes, "Kkoo Calp" is among
skins tough, enduring, reliable.
Look for the ljrn of "Selz" it
marks the Popular Dealer.
8elz, Schwab & Co., chicaco.
Largest Manufacturers ef Boob and Shoes in th World.
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Clubbing Offers
While you are thinking of subscribing
or your venrly reading matter, re mem
ber that the Presw-JoursaL will take
subscriptions to any paper on earth and
save postage and time for you.
A. R. KESSKDV.
Cattle Brands
P.O. Address, Crawford, Kebrasks.
on? Right r.l p
Rhonlder
EO. MASON.
Adrtres. Harrtaan, Nebraska.
KOBEKT r. NEKCK.
m
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en ssft U aa4 brp.
aMBtntT Wstsr.
aatslreesi lUrrlsaii. NsWraska.
rlgat tbigk
astd akoBl4r aa4
rsjM Jew Alio, f here
btBiiBs)' I en left ten
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Uesn Ob, tbrafcs
BKWAKO.
I riN fjgy ft Mr ward for eaeti h.ad
atf Aawe ( W vHkf s korsee hrayiosd
mm eltwer Jaw or tlngU trii.
ar .M mBr hi mmtmwv
jearirt any person aelawftiMy ha
W. 3. A. 9mm.
i idling
Cattle Branded
Rang oa
Also Cattle braaed
liojlder or sUle.
Range ea
Banning Water.
on left side
on left h
P. o. Add res
Agate, nebraska.
SAMTELKilOKI.
Cattle branded
any where on
left ski of tbe
animal.
Range on Prai
rie ilngand Mnn
ro Creek.
Address,' Harrison, Rebraska
Cattle brandad
( sttle branded
Cattle kTa.uled
en left tide.
,m left
I side,
on Left Hip
Itr.lTttY WEMK, rorrwna
P. . AddM, Uln. Vr
Senator J. R. Van Boskirb, of Alliance,
lias secured the appointment of register
of the land office at Alliance, to succeed
F. M. Dorriogtun aod congratulations are
in order, Mr. Boskirk is a business man
and a republican whose loyalty is un
questioned, and we look upon his ap
pointment as a reward for his work in
tle party. In saying good -by to Mr.
Llorringtou, w have always found him
the most courteous and effecient official
that has occupied that office during the
time we have had business relations
with it, and in welcoming- tbe new
official we part with the old with pleas
ant memories. Rushville Recorder.
M. F. Harrington is beinp boosted by
some of his over-ardent frienas for the
gubernatorial nomination on the popo
democraticfusion ticket. Well well,
Mike for governor eh? If nominated
aod elected, which is practically beyond
the pale of poavibiliUes, what a glorious
opportunity he will have to pardon All
the criminals now serving term an the
result of hit spiels to the juries. Craw
ford Gazette.
Not so Bro. Wingfteld tbe big ones
are all liable to be out before that time,
and who cares for the small fellow.
Cattle Branded.
Range on Run-
i left side
nli.g Water
Address Agate, Neb.
J. E. rillNNKY OS
Cattie branded ISjjl on leftside.
P. O. Address,! jDll lUrrison, Nb
3. R. HUNTER.
Slock branded
rlgbt
Id or hip. Address, Ed. Hasher, Forsinan
Harrison, Neb.
J. LEVsR.
Cattl branded
Y)V LEFTSIDE
Pot Offlee Address. Chadroa Nebraska'
JOHN T. SOW,
Tne Mas DsMtstswk
The London Chronicle gleefully di
rect attention to the tact that at a
recent session of th pan-Aaerteaa
conference la the City of Maxleo a
Mexican dtteate propoaed the "Dtas
doctrine" as pendant to th Monroe
doctrine.
Tbe latter, as Is well known, prohib
its European nations from making ter
ritorial acquisitions la South America.
The "Dine doctrine" goes many steps
farther and prohibits any state of taa
Americas hemiapher from aosaliinc
tar territory at the ex pans of any
otbor American state.
The "Dlai doctrine" Is sound In prin
ciple and would be t fitting pendant to
the doctrine of our own Monro.
Whether U will commend Itself to oar
statesmen Is a very dllerest matte?.
HaiUmort Sua.
Horse branded
ar3H on left .soul
der
Ea
branded on left shoulder
and Cattle PIY on left std.
in
Post Offlee Address,
Tatrlck, I sramteCe. Wyo.
JOHN A, HANSON
Owns tbe follow
Ingbrsud on eith
er; Also HQ on cat
tl and horses
rattle nn leftside
horse on left
boulder.
Kaage on 811 tar Springs and east ofsiaio
a. Poatofllca-lfarrlaen Kb
ANDREW KflliSTI AN
Cattle braad
d on left side
sams ss eat
and horses
braaded on
left shnnld
same as rul
are the property of Andrew dirlstian an
range tributary Q fan TksI Springs.
Address,
irtiy. w re.
EnglishShire Stallion
Will, make the season of
1902 as follows: Tuesday ev
ening and Wednesday of each
week at Al LWthoff's farm 9
miles east of town; the bal
ance of the week at our barn
rr :
hit. t. nfWM in uiirriauu.
:
TEKMS:--8.00 to insure colt to stand and suck; money
due and payable at once in case mares are disposed of, or
removed from the county.
Dieckmann i Lacy
f m3
1 M ....ermMi
The Commercial Bank.
HARRISON. NEBRASKA.
DIEECTOB8.
C, F. Cokkek, President. F. W.Clabkr, Cashier
Cmas. C. Jamesox. H. S. Clakkk, A," McGinlkt
Stockmen having uae for a bank at this point may rely ot
us to handle their entire Banking businee.
We are prepared to take care of our trade at all times.
Tl-Tl? PTnMT?T?P PTJ A T? f A PV
Druggist's Sundries,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
BOOkS and STATIONARY.
J. E. PHINNEY, Proprietor,
04eoe44KeOeOeoo0j
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WISD01
Jr.
STALLION
Will make the
season at my place
on Monroe Creek
7 miles north-west
of Harrison.
PEDIGREE
WISDOM JR., Sired by imitorted CLYDE. Dam mtm.
eights SHIRK, weight 1,500 pounds.
PRICE: 18,00, to insure living colt. The mnnw tnr
service of Stallion will be due and payable at once in cate
mares are sold or removed from the county,
I will pasture marcn through breeding season, free of
charge.
ROBERT KEEI