Hariusop
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OURNAL.
VOL. ZHZIV. HARBISOInT, NEBBASK THURSDAY, OCTOBEB 23. 19Q2. 33 O. 17
lr,T!55r:
HARRISON
HAPPENINGS
Remember the Mala Quartet.
Ernest Bunge now l,ve ou hlsppn -a on
tilt) divide.
J, R. Hunter was a west bound passen
ger Wednesday.
Fred LeithorT was ill tori lastTuewl.n
from Highland.
V B-rrn to Mr. and Mrs. J.'E Phinnev
las' week a girl.
Lf-n Priddy tonk up his studies at
school thi Week.
Rov, C. L, Smith aliye and well.
j So says the Sunday SL.t Journal Mr,
Smitli left University Place tun home on
i tin) lath d.iv of Man I) for lakeside Nebr.
., ; and lie went rum there witti uu neau oi
-,---- - ' jlort.g to Ginnell Iowa anil while on the
"BoiiK-To Mr. am! Mr-. Joseph Slasney i ftaj. takeI1 Kll k U11j it ..
last Tu.-day. a girl baby. All concerned j U).it Mf .;,,, Hl cou,rol of himself
ire dom nicely, even to Joe him elf ,. (lJ wah iVl.ifc-(u t,y shrewd traders to
..oiisidennjc tlna ii his 0t girl. jdi.-puc of his Lows at a considerable
. ,,, , I loss mid on going buck to Omaha lie sent
You want to remember Ohailes H.j , , , c,u.,
,, . Ins famih $i.00 in cash and retained fclbU
fully when you come to vow for ha is a
.... icjr null sen anil uisappraiirw. ...noiio
'right smart young man and ill look ,
, . , . were iuhiib to locate mm uui 01 no man
afier your interests at Lincoln next
n. ..1 .1,. ,,,,,. lata ru utiWU Uvm
exhausting themselves in search. Mr.
Mrs. Wilhermsdorfer is eagerly w-aiting wandering aimlessly about
the return if Mr. Wilhermsdorfer for he1 the country. In June he came to h,m
has written her, that he has 2 antelope -completely wo. n out in a Hospital m
. ... , , 1 u. small Lown in the mate of Washington
.. .-..'i, I., ft. 1.1 ( ' MM 11WKS S HIT III Oil IT lO I
County M .ps.
The PliJWS-JoiliNAt- lias printed a lim
ited numls-r of maps ou Manilla card
hoard which cm he secured for 10c each.
They ivji.l also be given as a premium to
new subscribers.
The excitement incident to traveling
and charge of fond and water often brings
on Hian-tioe:;, and for ill's r.:iui no one
should have home iiti,o!,i a hotile
of ( h.imberl.un's I c!'C Cholera and
lliarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all
Druggists.
Mr. and Mrs John Herman went o
Omaha Monday evening.
Fred Witt went to Olen Monday night
to work with the bridge gang:.
V J. E. Marsteller went to Omaha with a
car-load of cattle Monday night.
darken the horizeii. We feel a little
envious hut no hurt no eat.
Irrigated farm f..r sale 4 miles north
f l Vnwford. consist intr of 320 i.cres. 100
i..- .10, a. ail in alfalfa. ! mental laose
acres Uliu'. .wo , ' - - '
largo tiew house, largo barn. One of the hat i.as hecomeof hit books, papers and
. . i. .... Til..'... I ..ii.... I... I ...... dlIiu mum- tiiltre
Dear the coast. Assoonashe wasistrong
enough to think about Ins coucerus ha
wrote a letU r to hi wile lit University
I 'lace. Th (list letter written reads as
if ihe writer was recovering from a
lie ino'lires of his wife,
l-st improved farms in Dawes 'o. Piree
$10 per acre, iwporftof L ('. L'w.
Harrison orCrawfoid Nubr.
Sunday whool at 10 o'clock: every
body invited. W. H. Davw; Supt.
Just received: A new consignment of
ru and bovn clothinp at OEULAC'HS.
We will club with the Pilgrim, a
maKine. llnd Kel a wimI,l' C"1'V-
J,
Neil Jordan and Henry Bros, shipped
S cam of cattle to Omaha Monday nKHt.
J. C. Tiirsons is building a commodms
Residence uti his .ropei ty mile. south of
town.
Mieorpe and Jjinies Brown each filwl on
a quarter se.il ion of Uncle Sam's donmiti
lust Tuesday.
Prof. George W. Myers camo in on the
east bound train last Monday pifcbl. Mr.
Myers has lieen working with the U. S.
Geological surveyors fnr several months
and he looks hale and hearty, alkali water
did"ni sem to have much effect on him
only to m ike hun more fleshy. He ex
pects to continue work with this out II;
in their southern trip this winter.
More and better (rood for the same
i.oev t Gerlach's store than any other
place, try them. 10-tf
Mr Z. F. Antrim and wifo w.-m in
town Wednesday and we acknowledge a
plestnt call from.them.
C5fc-ore Davis was s Harris-m vinitm'
Tifld,v snd suys tha Vans m-. UmC
creek m very bbort lr wirilT feed.
Sweet Rovervao.
Freddie, the. son of a well-known
minister, had misbehaved, and to punisii
he was notallowrd lo cat at the lamily
table. A small table was set for mm m
the corner of t he dmiiic room, V In n
his .tinner was placed before him Freddie
said very solemtiy:
' Umt, 1 Umtlk thee that thou bast
spread a table Isdure me in Uie pmsenc;
of my nieiiiies." Jud'e.
Preaching services S.mday mornin
and evening. Everybody invited.
" L, i .', Hohton; Pastor.
POUNDED.
Alsmt 40 projile youiig and old pither
a,t ,. il,u i.i.rsnn isre on Tuewlav I iuht
jand proceedeil to poiu:d Hie K-v. H.nton
and family with all kinds of Kood things
unlit the obi kiU-iien table creaked under
it's weight. Iha lieverenJ may go alter
sinners with renewed er.erjjv for a while
at least. ' TIk eviuuti was n, w
games and ftfolnM i few fl"v """""If
the young folks. All hmU sociable time
and tn preachers heart made glad.
other belongings, aim asks many more
questions that makes the letter appear as
tiie awakening of a mind long at ret.
He says his mind was a perfect blank af
ter experience at (Jrintiell. He remem
bers nothing of l 'ue incidents that happen.
ed since, and could not say where tie hud
been, lie li r.-t. came to himself in the
hospital were ha was taken, having as
has beeti learned, lalien exhausted on the
slieetsul ttietoiMi. A correspondence
..w iMiriiilim with him. aial he was
uir,ed !o como bark to his home, bill, he
seemed to think he bad disgraced himself
and that his family and liends would not
receive h.m. llubjgged them to be US
iKiiieul with hun us possible and asked
l heir f.)i 'g'Vvii.-.. He is now working
i,,-.i-i. i.-. 111 at Emreiie (Jr. xon. He
,K-..1; of U.i ma seen P. 11 ('in.pel'
in one ot lite places wuce ik
a. so iientionr, ti. names ol other
Nebrasl-iins whom he knoivs alni has
scea. Mr Si 1 1 U ! i n unduly s.-n.Mtive us
he uiwa, b is i I'Ul w hope lie will
letU:!i to ins htniily and friends who will
Oi.h be to gbul to receive him.
FOK SaLE-.-IW acres of land joining the
village of Harrison; for further panic
ula.n inquire at this office. 40
The supper given by the. Epworih
i .... ii.t hVuiaV i.iifht vvasa,iialid
lll,M ..i.-- - n
i sit- ci -ib.jth linuicialU and otherwise,
j At 6;"h ihe JdU.WAu reporter stepped in
I to the room wIk-cj the oysters were tl
si,ii,iiig and li." coll'ee pots a boiling and
Andrew Happenings.
We are looking for some young people
from Harri-on Sunday afternoon to be
ii esent at our Sunday Sehoo! at 2:00.
Miss Lilian Harris tauirht last Batur-
day lo make up for time lost when
painting tiie school house.
Mrs. 1. M. Proctor visited 1 lie Andrews
school last Saturday and was greatly
pleased with the work done there.
The lish car came hero Saturday and
brought lish for Mr. Mussel.
Two new scholars added to our school
Monday. Pearl Shepherd age 11 and
U,i lob Shepherd age 7, making the num
ber enrolled now twelve.
We are sorry to lost one of our best
Kcltolars, Carl M.idseii. lie is now hord
ing cattle for Mr. Hunter.
Miss Lilian Harris and Pc.-irhl Jones
visit.il Elizabeth's schoul at Glen Friday
Oct. 10th and found the school in ood
working order. After visiting t be s' hool
thev w.-iit. to Mr. Webers and were hos
pitablv entertained. '1 hey retimed Sun
day atlertioon in time for Sunday School.
The Siifalay School at Andrews: was
Well attem nl lasl Sunday. Supt. Burke
and wife and baby suipris.-d us by sleip
mg in. We were all glad to see them
and were esiieci iliv delijjhteil to see their
sweet iiahy. We hope toe wealin-r will
permit them to visit, us oflen. The Sun
dai Sch-iol (hank Supl. Huike for his
kind won's of encouragement, and the
liileres! H g points I ha'j he b' liiiirht out
111! I be less'itl. It le-lph SO H 1 1 ! I 1 1 IM our
work here to have Mime one C mie from
a ill?-1 r i lice .and speak for u-, especially
when we know th life of the speaker.
Supt Burke is known throughout the
of the charge and they advised him if he
was not :rnihy to (jo hack, and he did so
and w as arrested as above stated. View
ing the case from what we can learn and
being acquainted with Mr. Arner for the
past 14 years we can't help but believe
that Mr. Artier is innocent of the crime
charged against him. The auim.it was
killed but will any reasonable man think
for a moment that a. man going across
the country with a string of horses to
meet a round up would think of doing
such a thing, the idea is preposterous
and we will have to lit;u.r u different re
port than we have before we can think
for a moment that Mr. Arner would do
such a thiinr. EJ Iee and a man named
Tate are the two men that were with
the band of -.-beep that stopped at the
place where the beef was butchered, and
Mr. Arner says they are the ones that
did it and asked him to partake of it
which he did, and so would any hungry
man do an '. according to the custom of
round-ups if he had bad a wagon and
they had oll'ered him a quarter he would
no doubt have taken it, but we are sure
! thai, no two men can convict by their
evidence an innocent man which we be
lieve Mr. Arner to be.
Professional Cards.
M. J. 0 Council, - - Co. AttorMf,
-o
Will Practice in All CogrU.
Special Atteutiou Oiteu to Ln4 Of
(Ice Business.
Col lection and all bcsiaeti tnut
ed to me will receive prompt attention.
11 ARiusoN - Nebraska.
ENTERTAINMENT.
The rendition of the following
program bv the Harrison Public Schools
will take place in the Hall 1 ndny even
mg October 81-1902 U-ginmg at I'M
o'c.ock. Admission loots. The proceed
of tiie aforesaid entertainment will go lo
ward the purchasing of an organ for the
Schools. The patronage id the public is
tespectlully solicited.
Instrumental Music.
H-c. latum ..'Our Hired Girl,"
Karma Priddy.
Recitation Basil Guthrie.
Song, Pig-i-W, Primary Pupils.
Recitation, '-Enterbiiiiing Her Big Sis
ter's Beau," Maitie Parsons.
Recitation "Seein' Things at Night,"
Veruie Marsteller.
R.,.cilat..on. "Johnnie's First Visit to the
Dltno Museum,' Luclle MoraVek.
cn,r .Olivette Dunn.
J. E. PHINVEY, M. D
Phjiscian and Snrfeea.
All calls given prompt attention
Otllce in Drue Stora.
-HAKKISON - NEBRASKA.
GRANT GUTHRIE.
Attorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention given to all lejfai
matters in Justice. County and District
Courts, and before the United Slate
Land Office.
Fire Insurance written in reliable
sompanies.
3?" Legal papers carefully drawn.
Harrison. - Nebraska.
North-Westerm
LINE
F. E. M. V. 11. R. is the
to and from the
BLACK HILLS,
DEAD WOOD AND HOT SrKlNUS,
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Recitation,...
Recitation,
Recitation,
Song..
F. E, iM.VR.it. timetable.
Goiiie 'YMt. Gointc Eas'
Ha. 5, mixed, 10:MNo. v. mixed..- 7:40
Commissioner Mer, wan in Monday to
sign the wai rants md fay howdy to his
nianv friends in this neck of the woods.
A sister of Mrs. Sarah Joidao came in
on the west bound train yesterday, and
wilt visit relatives i-pd friends fr.r u
while.
riM PnI.H Their Troubles.
Mr. Francis Little of MenUm Harbor.
Midi, is over eighty years or age. Since
tsi),j he has been troubled more or less
witii ii dige-tiou and const. palion and has
tried almost everything m u-e for those
ailments Ist August, he began using
, m t t..;,,vs;i,,i.,itrh nod Liver Tablets
i .nam ivi i - --
anil was soon feeling much better. In a
e..,-,,t letter he Ha vs. "1 have iwil three
boxes or the Tablets and now think I am
well." These Tablets improve the ap
petite and invigorate the st- inarh, liver
and bowels. For sal by all uruggiMs.
remarked to the uooS, Mr. Andersouy "
, . i' ir,.,k-! work.' t"rts ts hs
thai mere was mwui n., 7 -
log lot of people waiting tor 'he Word
eat io lie Huiiooliced as we have seen in
a long lame, but this did not, discourage
lue c.oW, ue only Mid, let em come and
In. v did c-mi, and lor about 2 bouts all
vuu could hear was tiie crunching of
holies and the rattle of diMies until all the
-. , ... r ai.ii lo hI UiiniiS were
la. a ... - n
, 1 in Sunday School
wOVK.' trsts is hi second vi-wt.tieie, - We
thank him for this interest in our behalf.
Come again.
Ca-ey Items.
' !..,.r, tht lb- R-'riubbcan fttfrei-d
last Satunlay St their csih vent inn to
biing out Matt Hall on petiliun for
coiuraissioner,
8. J. Leeling made the JofHSAh ofllce
a pleasant call last Tuesilay. Come a
(rain Sam the latch string hangs on the
outside of the door.
To the lady getting the right number
from a package of Three-Siar Coll'ee
now on Mile at Ma'stellei Bros, will re
ceive $5.00 ID cash. It will pay you to
try it.
If red want a snap in Ladies'and child
rens shoes Ko to (iFULACH'S where you
can buy them chear than in any
astern city. They now have a lurge
assortment.
A Typtca.1 South Afriearv Store.
0U. Li.-.;::, of Bay Villa, isundass
Kiver, i aw Colony, conducts a store
.. . .. ..i ,.f ...,Hi AlVua. at which can oe
li oa,i
i... in u II l in I o. vlieu
I III lo.o. .' -
n, come, to eaiii'g chicken the. 1 hur.-vin-lles
ran put to r.mie aoj ItK.lioiusl
pi -a. -her hvn.g: tin 1 we bel.eve tiie KtV.
Horloii w.H are.s wiih us. 'A ell talk
aholll. wallci-, Mr.-'i. ones i.a.Mellel',
Willian.-, and V illiermsdoiier assled
by Miss Heliyer, Wright, and the gai.aul
Conrad ('arsons sur.j iiiailt! llungs hum,
.: o ....1 itn. itui'.ntr fooin and
Hie ...t.n.a. u
threw oil Uicir iiais and UmnbtU, sni'J
inlster. all you could see was a streai;
nd liie.ie until
GRAND BALL.
A irrsind bainwill be held at Andrew's
Hall on Friday, October the 'U.h, All
are invited to attend and a good tune i
iusjred.
K. U. I't .s'M
Urson says: "lam favored with the
. . - I .f
custom of farmers wnmii a i.....n ...
Hurt v miles, to many of whom I have
i. onhed I 'ham lierl ai a" s remedies; all tes
tify to th"ir value ill a household whete
a doctor's advice is almost out of the
Many things have happened since the
last items were sent.
The threshing machine with it's noise
devourec and the i uoV. may C el thank-j and d. 1st has been here and gone and
' , . " i . n . .... I i ,i..,i ..r ,.
Bin I ic i( ntrriin j,i.iu in lb.
Mrs. Elizi Dove UHmann has Is-en
ber.i and visited wiUi h.-r sister Mrs.
(J. C. Talb'V for a few dav and gone to
the eastern p'iri of thu slate to j.mi her
busbatid w here she expects to receive
midira. anl.
Mrs. A, Pi'iM'iinier is atr the Piru Ridge
Agency visiting her daughter Mrs. Boesl.
Mr hii.1 Mrs. Ilirtlov S..xtcii are now
living in ;hiel,ou where he has secured
employment on the radroad.
Mrs. Jane (o'lll'i-n has g.m to Wyo.
She exo. ds lo make hei home there in
the I ui lire.
fjarl M Lux gave a hou-,e .var-niin in
his new risideui last vVe.l.i.:-.li night.
It is reported that tnere was a good at
tendance and a pieasiiul time w ag enj )V
ed by all.
John Dickey left for Ca-per Wyo. on
Monday, urnl II Spurgeon started for the
eastern part of thi state ou the same
day.
"" ' Ihttini; here a
purchased anything from the proverbial , ,.rA1 h-diered eno.lgll.
needle loan anchor.' This store is iat crowd ol happj beings rrtueil
situated tn tl valley nine nm" ,
nearest railway sUlioii and about twenty j
ii i r..,..,i itiu nearest lown. Mr
live urn." ii.-...
to to-, ilali .v.ih lull stomachs, ready to
listen to the short progiam thai, had
been hastily prepared lor Hie o. caMon.
Prof. Dunn wllh hisorcheMia gaver,oii,e
tine selections of insli iimel.ou music
which was very much appreciated in the
faud.ence, and reciiations wne given by
in i . -I....I. I 1,,-e Moiavik anil MuS
Iieien caai, j - -
(dv,c is almost out ol ,,e , f ,,, tl(B (:lmulX of the evening
question. Wllh.-M.ne nine i my (),.VB, ,njnu :l,,oea.ed o- the
the populati.n is rh.p" sixty. fj ' ., i non't ire if
these, within the past twelve mouths, no
1 1 A t .
less than fourteen have ueci ausonmiy
cured by Chamberlain's k ough Uemeily.
Tin. must ssrely be a record." For sale
by all DrucififU.
Theodore Rooeevelt on "The
l'r.l,lncv"
Before his nominal ion for the Vire-
On Saturday Miss. Mdita Spease wunt
tu I'hadron to attend the Academy.
Frank Curi-inCiiiwhibitil for R-prr sentu
live of th 5H Di-lnct Hiri cur street
Inst Htitnrdii.v, Frank s.ud wecuuld roasl
him if we wanftel lo hut we Won't lor
Ihe trip up Salt river wdl be bard enough
on him.
siace and sunk' ihe s-.ng, i uon't care if
you nuver come hack, and tucborc alter
en. bore lolloeU and ou tier lel.iin to
the st-ge she I'ei.dereU the song, 1 am
certainly livum a ldg ' "oe Id -, with
such ellect that Ihe crud cht-etvd hel
lo mi echo, aliU the eiit hu-lasm and
appterialiou got l'J great lor county
,1. rk Ibiuui and he gl iolied ins hat and
Presidency 'Ibeodote Roosevelt wrote tlieiw Was .iiile a hiio.ei ol i'-vr lor a
... ... .... I .. .. i -a il iiilo
V.r.".sly for 1 UK I iSTII s I imr iw-i lime, unu no imm .i"" '
arliileoit "The Presidency-'' ' '"-jibe lapol M.ss Ouvei , and she w,..i..i
.ui.lisbed in the liuuiber for Novemls r ' tlliuj t0 te stage and she broiie.nl down
lib. this Is-mg on- of the r. mailin g j Um IOUs w nb cheei al ter i heei by sin
ikiy issues of llldi M ht free.tium 'I j mg, Mt.ij ll. ym.r own bu g Yaid. We
'..i r. n t., (,. v new mi'" ! -..I u. ai ubI-v one i-dl at'.-llcd and will
lllim o. t.i.-' : -
-.-nber who at. i.nce aei.d, I 7.i Ur 'Itn-.'. ,.ng iem.-o.is-r lli pi.a.nl evening j j.lt , Svw Castle awai
. v.f.v'n lil'.t iiilnuie. Uiien t In -i ,,., t, under the auspic-s -.1 tiie I'.j.woniij
iiinuel G iriii.in, gran(-on of S- W.
Clnrev, d,ed al. New labile Wyoming Oct.
ldih. 1!ID2. Ihs rear mis were in'ered in
the Union rs; hi- cemetery Oct. I3l.li. The
decca vd speii. hi.-, hoy boo. I day s on I 'ot
toii'viiod hiving roun, here with Ins
grandparents at the aye ol 7 rs. He
was i rs. old at, tin tune ol his death
and Uaves many Irieuds lo morn hi loss.
'H.MoTllY.
"Fashionable School Girl"
Edith Bin ke.
'Contentment," Mabel Zerbe.
Gambler's Vife,"NeIlieScott
"Building Day by Day,"
Hurt". School Girls' t. horns Class.
Recitation, ...OnaSagesar
Recitatiori, "Aritltmetic,"..Diin Davis.
Song, "Five Latle Mice," Primary Pupils
Recitation, fiues What He Had in His
Pocket," Dee Davis.
Song, "Two Little Rabbil.sj'
Seven Little Gil Is.
Recitation. ."The Turkey for the Parish"
Johnnie Lowry.
Recitation "The Uollie's Funeral"
Helen t'larke.
Recitation "IBs new Brother '
Charb-y Burke.
Recitation, Who L )Ved Best"
I leo Bigelo.v.
Recitation, 'Hypercondriao"
i eha 1 iaiisoii ,
Recitation ..."Been.' 1 Have to Go to
School," Fred O'Connor.
Dialogue "Showing the Album"
Dollie Priddy and Ida. Moravek.
Vocal Duet, : ----
Helen Clarke and l.ucile Moravek.
Hecitalion. "Methtisalah" George Burke.
Song 'Yankee Doodle' Intermediate Bovs
'How Mr. Wilson man.iged,'
High School.
"To Big to Kiss,"
Elm. 1 'avis.
"S.-hool Days"
Matilda Hanson.
Rec.'al Jwy Barsons.
Red hit ion "The Drawing Singer"
Bessie Marsteller.
Dialogue Ethel B"l'kt3'
Lucilu Moravek, Karma Priddy.
S,ig "Heavenly rather bear us"
Seven Girls.
Recitation Maude Bart el I.
Song, "Sunshine" By High School.
Recitation Muhel Bigelow.
yoll American Girl"
H gh Si hool Chorus
Sung forward i.nd backward.
Recitation, "Jane Jones', El he! Burke.
Vocal Solo Professor Stimson
y,,iv' "llm the corn grows"
I'rima; y School.
Iustrunieutal music Prof. Dunn.
i Song ...O'tvette Dunn,
j Recitation, "Good Night" Mary Burke.
B. ROHWER.
4'
DEALER in;
Harness, Saddles,
Lumber, Grain,
Doors, Sash
&
WIRE.
fea,.tr stai ;&xw.Mj'm&& . -
Dialogue..
R -citation.
Recitation.
mmm
if i
JWJt.'lfTlHWs.
We leirn 'hat.
John Arner is now in
trial lor i he
1 killing ol a steer wh.cli bclung-d lo Mr.
NOTICE TO LANDOWNERS.
To all to whom It may concern.
The commissioners appointed to establish
a roud, eoiiiiiiem-hiK t tlio SW corner i.t
section 4,Twp. 33, N. ranife rm W., slid rnn
nhig thence east on correction line to the NK
corner ol section 4, Twp. 3'2 N., raiiR') 5 W.
anil teriiihiiithig nt that point to be allowed
anil esuihlWhed, and nil objections thereto,
or cbi'.iiis for (liiiiini?es nmst be tiled In the
county clerk's otllc'cun or ts-fore noon ol the
131b day of November A. D. ltK, or sidu road
will be established without reference there
t. Win. J. A. Hillllll,
nj.4 Comity Clerk.
The teachers of Sum comity will hike
notice thai the teachtrs aesociatiiin will
be held nl I r.iwford Una year, so watch
for date and Progr.it.
J. B. Hurt.
Co. Supl,
THI.:r;!(ST
Of '.ho W.-strfrii Lyceum Bmiu ' '!'"
..re-.Wtiiuoil-li. There will !.- I
ii'"rt liriu'i Is tn I ha - - f
m 'le q iarle', Nov-lllher '.', I 7 :. ''
, .,.! lb- l.v'f-' '
atlii K on "1 le lr.-ideuc.v" was written League ol Haiii-o... i one h r-...-.
...... 1,1 I.m en foreseen or drenmed ...,i i. ri veil Ihe solicitors and oloer
eviuthat itsiiulhcr fM.uid s.i so .u U c,ti,itte lor labor and ellorls put
. ulled t'Mrl I ' lake th-' du'ies ol the p,n. to make this s.ipis r a succes-, and
gnai cilice. Fit this reau alone what ,f40.iO, -the r. c-ipls of the eve g
... ..... ......... ..m . . . .... i o u- M ti sncces-. and e
Mr It .OMsVell llii I" -ay mean "i ......
triinidii.iirv iiiti red, aid will ag"rly
awaited hi ,etsoiis ol to 1 1 ftiudes of pol.
H .li oplfdon,
A twu e.gbt p (.'. Pio-I - fins f " "
HitC .uiio i f'llin Y d TM V nMciMo-i
., i (,.i c...e.-f -.1- I ' r
. , I i .- - - Sill' ll-'ll'i
Till, vnn'! -. o i rv'i ..')!,
Ill lieikil ami!'., hth.un, Mas
Url l.lltl Ui U:
llnd c..il.ml' t a
1 want to b.Ve
' to , ins ' i mid bis coi , "I
t, c'l.ioil.n.i-t-l bv our p-iplti
I.
d.oii'.l th.
to. k HI u.akll'g af, Wl
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i -
Foul. Li. Co. Cierk .( H- tts BlulT Co. ,
From what vve i u learn ahoui. the mat
ter Mr Arner '.vas going lo meet the
roilul ui; as a representative ol Sheldon
& Piuiiy, and It seems that the round
np hud Dot reached lle-re yet, but a sheep
on-ill. v.u p is-tiiu ih'ough ud Mr, Ar
ner lotiild tlel li HI canin it t Ins iil.ux and
lone, i ioi. j-
ai hers "In-ind I lh.'. had hulcler-d tint animal and liov
lor ui-1 I,-, t,, lav it on Mr, Arner add as there
Nue Will kbo.V vvle.ie to
, rtllir Uus when IheV
. ,.i...i,aiit tone, i'rol.
luamst him il will cost him
i i.. .. .i .... , ne u
'winch our )ii..g lades kiiouI.. 1 e d, ' of th net he went h e k to the r-ucll of
tlieil- hiiU, j bin id.a. and Piiiiuy iuid ijuii iui.d iheiu
The Dins Doctrine.
Tho Iondon Chronicle gleefully di
rects attention to the fact that at a
rec.nt session of the pan-American
ponfereuce- In the City of Mexico a
Mexican delegate proponed the "Diaz
doctrine" aa pendant to the Monroe
doctrine.
The latter, as Is well known, prohib
its P.uroncan natlohn from making ter
ritorial atquiKlilontt in South America.
The "Diaz doctrine" goea many steps
! farther and prohibits any atate of the
1 American hemisphere from acquiring
j ny territory at the expense of any
other American state.
, The "Dla doctrine" Is sound In prin
ciple and would bo a fitting pendant to
the doctrine of our own Monroo
Whether It will rnmrrcttd Itself to our
f.C-esnien Is ft very different maltor.
Haiti .-..ore Sun.
L-tlob Prison formerly of this place was-
1 shot mid killed tn a saloon alGiMelte
lasl Saturday. Two Irunken men were
j lighting with revolvers and poor Bob
happened to hem the way of a stray
I bullet. Dusk Herald.
I Bob will be rememlrt-red by a good
i many of our old timers.
Job's Wife.
To the patience ol Job a whole book is-
I devoied:
! To that of Ins wife not an instance is
noled.
! Though heaven forbid thtt her griel
j we should probe;
With Ihe rest of her troubles l also,
had Job!
I Path Fi(iari.