I-
ilClK BRANDS.
H t ivii wilt -iltb yer brs'i . IC'e
II id mrin.'or: ,-f rr. Ksi n .V
Ini ill M uUrtrnu. .,r- mr i.i-r iir
m.icWiK't. In -4uxv Wirt a-ttwliiliiK iinlti
tboaud k- lvrt,e tbeir brand in Tmk Joe -tiLni
It rnnleta-- alt over the suite. It
may be tb mun of savi, g n.onev tor uu
3500 REWARD.
for llu' arrest imd conviction of any party
or p .1 Me- stealing or dlsT Ignring any bra nil
y iix-k belmigiutf to lb undersigned r
1
r. K. J N 1 IT.
GO. 117," S
on left tllr
w U-f t Jaw,
aft hip of ( hi tn-. l'osl uv, Hewitt,
asaau County. lll-'k:t.
GROKtiE bWASSON.
Cattle branded
branded
m left wide
un left shoo
trtex, range on Soldier Creek.
Any (tack branded a abetve being etrn
rd rroa range, discovered by any body
ayi firms mm InformaMsm will be rewarded.
, KU Uouluson, Nebraska
J. B. rAKKKR.
Worses la and i on m l f t shoulder and
tauisame est left L aM hip.
hnrsKBSsl cQ on l ack or I on
, V Of hewlh BBBBBBal
Huiavuw Soldier CYeekaad White Kiver.
, Ft. Robinson. Ntbrn.sk a.
CEES IJVE STOCK Co
CJsJl Branded on left hip of Cattle
2l 1 and on left cheek oi Horses
BaQkjB Ban re on Deep Creek.
Address, Deep Creek 1.1 ve Mock Co..
J. B. Halbkiit. foreman,
t,ln, Nebraska,
CBAMI.KS XEWMAN.
1 Tae brand represon ted 1m thin notice
and brantf.! any whrre on left able
F cattle, and vvtr lap , rut froui the
right ear.
Also the same brand on left thigh nt
horses, belong to the undersigned.
Range Bear East Springs, awntli part fo
6iux coanty . Chaklem Nkwmn,
Harrison, Nebraska
I 'ivss-Ji i iv i in 1
THOOtUAY. April 2 ,1i3.
t". C. lturke. Prop.
J H. lKTLoW.
ENTEUED IS TMK rXasT (fflCK AT II K
tWIS SEHK. A StktX.SH CLAM MATTER
OFFICIAL PAPER
OP SIOUX COUNTY.
One Dollar Per Year.
JOHN T. 8SOW.
Horses brkneil
J on left about
I del
r
branded on left shoulder
and Cattle l 1 1 on left aide
Pout Office Address,
Patrick, I amnile Co. Wyo.
JOHN A. HANSON
IS
Si -nJ
Owns the follow-
Inirarand on ellh
er;
Also HG on rat
tie and horses
cattle on leftside
horse on left
shoulder.
Kange on Sliver Springs and east of state
line. Poatofflce Harrison Neb.
ANDREW CHRISTIAN
Cattle brand
ed en Isf t side
aame a rut
and horses
branded oa
left shonlde
aame as cut
uru the property of Andrew Christian anr
range tributary to Van Tassel Spring.
Addreaa,
Kirtlev, Wyo.
P J
HENRY Vt ARNEKE.
E3
SAMUEL KNOKI.
Cattle branded
any where on
left aide of the
animal.
Range on Prai
rie Dog and Mon
roe Creeks.
Address, IlaiTiaon, Nebraska
UEWAKI).
wilt Ty 5.00 reward for each head
of L ve Col vi I le's homes branded
M either jaw or thigh
over V) .hn Bieser on
water, alao f 10O.U0 for pro
It
Cuttle brand
ed on left able.
Kauge on
Running WateT
Creeek.
O. Addresa Harriaon. Nebraska.
Cattla branded
Cattle branded
1
Cattle branded
on rigul aide
aame aa eul.
And alao D oa
rlgbt blp.
Horae brandedrMi mi rtgbt abomder
or jaw. Range on While Kiver, on the old
lavo Colvillo ranch. Wllliani. Huntley
foreman. P.O. Add rem;
tilen, Nehr.
on left fide
hI.o.
on left
I aide
high turnela7f
on Running It
for proof ui""' I
convict any peraoo unlawfully handling
any of Baid horaaa.
W. J. A. Ralm.
Horae branded Kw on rigtit tbigb
I
and shoulder and
brandel ICl on right Jaw Al-o, I bave
oraea branded fc on left tbigb
foat Ofllca Addresa,
Harrison, Sionx Co, Mebraaka
J P. TVCKEK.
Rrauded on left shoulder ot boraea
ind on left aide of cattle.
on right side
' l ii i A,d -
Tbla on j
right aide of cattle too.
Rangoon White Kiver, naartih-n.
Koat office Hreaa, (ilen, Nebraska.
ROHEKT F. NKKCF..
I
Cattle Branded r-f I .J on left aide
Range oa
on left blp
Alao cattle branded
aho'.ilder or aide,
r Range on
Banning Water. P. o. Addreaa
Agate, Nebraaka.
BKEWTEK Co.
Cati brand
ed same aa that
i
an cm, either
Mt blp or on
"leftskMUldcr.
J
Uoraaa branded with any of above brands,
Mre .f ,1 A vi, ;.(. y
rw.fcti, & "0 left v.li-
Cattle branded fwWl On Left Hip
HF.SRY WK1E. Foreinan
P. O. Add rem,. Glen. Neb
Cheap Order of Knighthood.
The Persian Order of the Sun of
Kasr-ed-din is the cheapest order of
knighthood In the world. It can be
purchased for a little over f 100.
Chance for Crippled Children.
A noted doctor states that SO per
cent of crippled children could be, at
least, able to work If their dlseaaeg
were treated in time.
RHEUMATISM
CURED JIT LAST.
Good Sews for All Wlio Muter With
BbenmatiRM Pre-.
To nil V.I10 nuHer with Rheumatism
I will gludly send free the wonderful
atory of bow my mother waa cured after
year of goffering, together with tlie
moet elaborate treatise on Rheumatism
ever published.
No matter what your form of Rheu
matism is, whether acute, tronic, mus
cular, infliuwriiatory, delormant, jciatic.
nenraliria, Koiit, lambno, etc no mat
ter how many doctor have failed in your
caae no matter how many awaited
"sure curea" you hare tried I want yon
to write to me and let me tell you how
mother was cured.
1 arrf neil her a frtor nor a Professor
mrnplv a plain man of huaineaa but I
have a CUKE for Rheumatism, and I
want to tell everyone who suffer with
RheuiiiaUarn all about it. I ih t" '
clearly understood, find l rnt Hint all win,
are suffering with Hum t(-rnM. .lnni',
however apparently beyond w r- l
of cure, will write to me this day and 1
well send you by return mail this work
of mine. I appeal eapecially to the
"chronically ill" who are wearied, and
discouraged with ''doctoring" and to
those who have been mat aside as "in
curable." All yon have thought about
Rheumatism may he wrong. Let me
tell von nnr fitiivi q,,P,i( ;f ,
! '.'' -" -Mim t l-fii. ne M v i si-tf.rtf
' - lil iv 1 i 'ii .1. : r
I
PUP )
NEIL JORDAN.
T" Horses and cat
tie branded on
either aide, same
as on cut.
And Cattle branded
aide, and Horses on lit
Addreaa, Bodarc, Nebraska.
Cattle braid
ei sniu" aa thiU
01 rut on eitU
er side of ani
mal
I i
And following on
left aids f cattle.
REMEMBER
Marsteller Bros.
I
MM
Kad tbla
And this
on left side of sbe stock.
I on f t aid' and hip.
IfistsmvSj on left
Vr-Trl
Range on Uunulng Water.
PostOfBce addreas,Harrion, Nebraska.
EO MASfiN.
Cattle Branded. ffc, on loft side
Range on Run ning Water
Address Agate, Neb.
J. H. WILHEBDORFER,
WATCHMAKER
&
JEWELER
All kinds of Gold and Silver work done.
Rings made to order.
All work guaranteed,
HARNESS, SADDLES,
and
RANGE GOODS.
Harness made to order.
Saddles re-covered.
Handle three ok a oood braniw ok SHOES as are made if
AMEKICA.
THE SELZ SCHWAB SHOE CO.
CHICAGO
I the largest manufacture of Shoes in the world
Aad the old reliable line of M. D. WELLE R
of Chicago
And F. Mayer and Co. Shoe
of Milwaukee
And a full line of Mens', Womens', and Children.'
Over ShoeH,
And we carry a full line of Dry Good, Duck Coats
and Caps, Groceries, Hard-Ware, Flour and Feed
And a nice line of fancy Candies.
Come and get our prices, which
are always the best in town.
MARSTELLER BROS.
CHARLES H. NEWMAN,
SUCCESSOR to G. W. HESTER,
DEALER INi
Lumber, Doors, Sash, Lime, Coal, Wagons,
Buggies, and Machinery of all kinds.
Also Wind -Mills, Towers, Piping, Pumps,
and everything in that line.
I albo carry a large stock of feed,
ground and unground.
I make a specialty of repairing Wind-mills.
Mail Orders will receive
prompt attention.
J. l.EVEK.
Cattle brandwl
Ik
ON LEFT SIDE
Pot"!' e dres. Chadroa Nebraska.
J. K. H I NTER.
Cattle branded
aa shown
cut, on right
side, hip,
sbonlder.
Also a on left side. Right eat nipped
SIO0 MCWAPLD will be paid for evidence
convicting any one for running off err tn
sny way tampering with stock hiiving any
of the nlaive brand or brands.
Km nek at Andrews, Nebr,
Address, Harrison Nebr,
OCJAVK II A K II M,
Cattle branded
as shown on
left side with
over bit on left
"r.
'uig cm Uun-
P. I'llf..., V,iiiH i l, . I
Air No Lonjer Trrs.
It Itisa always h co t -, i v "1 tat
the one tnti.g In iif" U ", ,... t u
to remain free, was the ...-, tuui ;.
we now bear of the wireless
graph comptutifw guarrellng wlta
each other.
lasportaat KswS frosa !taly.
Princess Iolanda of Italy at the age
of 7 months is beginning to talk. She
says "papa" and ''mamma" and her
English and Italian nurses are quar
reling as to whether she la speaking
Italian of English.
artel stoforsa Beglaa,
A burial reform society has started
in a little town In California. One ol
the members has been engaged as the
undertaker, and another aa grave-digger.
The coffins are to be made by the
undertaker, and a neat wagon la to
take the place of the conventional
heart. The mourner will walk to
the cemetery, and the total cost of the
funeral will be about $20. On the oc
maton of death, each member of the
rganlxatloa I expected to reader the
assistance that be can to the family,
nd to attead the funeral. These pm
pie feel that fashion 'aad pride genor
ally stand la the way of funeral reform
and that It It only by organisation of
rh kind that reform can co-
I
The Commercial Bank.-
HARRISON. NEBRASKA.
DIRECTORS.
C. F. Coffer, President. F. W.Clarkk, Cashier
Chas. C. Jamison. H. S. Clarke, A. McGimut
Stockmen having use for a bank at this point may rely oi
us to handle their entire Banking busines.
We are prepared to take care of our trade at all timeMh
)0eOwwe0OwO0 C-OOww0e0w0wOCw
THE PIONEER PHARMACY.
DrixKS,
Druggist's Sundries,
Paints. Oils, Varnishes,
Books and STATIONARY.
J. E. PHINNEY, Proprietor.
5
0w0w0s040sws0000
KBA'K Nl'TTO.
Cattle brandiil
siilw and same i,
(ler 'if horses.
A. R. KENKKDY.
oil the left !
left stioul-
Alsosonieof tbn Horses
tie are branded on side
shoMtilerWlliie as deaelil-
liliove baunit.
HIl'l f'Ht.
him) tti
vi lor the
Ad'), HnrTtMn, Nebraska,
If
on Right Hip
Shoulder
P. 0. Address, Crawford, Nebrssks.
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JOB
VES! Tpk Press-Journal does Job Work.
First Class and Up-To Date.
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VU lWK UAINHOI.l' Hlosirnfleld. ll
The Wonder of Radium.
The wonderful newly discovered
ithetrrv, mdltT) fro" vr'.'.-.h .
ttant liivilhle -tnar'.ioo i.'sl oi .
in (apabie f.f KT'ling V r-.-; fi,. .
trdta "iKbt lo ten ln'1 ' nf i:i ! i
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We have made arrangements with the
publishers of the Young People's Weekly
one of the beat periodicals of its claaa. ao
that we can furnish said paper in connect
ion with the Press-Journal each one year
for thesrr.ell sum of f 1.23 for both paper
or to those in arrera on subscription who
will pay what they owe and !2ft cent
extra wa will send Ibe Young; Peoble'n
Weekly one year. Those who have paid
; in advance for the Press-Journal and
want a Hrsi class si per for the young
t Ik-i ,i, run-in ..n tlie d-l also, l,y
..i ii;, '" i n,t, i sira
l in- V "'i,: I'. ' i i. 'a Weekly has reach
I its . ,i.i ... nnl hi tinned a
mi ...r, , ii . . , ; l,,l;'i0-i.iies ii s4
la?i Use its i-onleuia uileresl vming rwul
ler. Its popularity extends w tlaxight-
ful parents wlio recognise in it one of the
i bst aids In keeping young folks In
n'i'!.i. nu ll n::i i',.. .h-iiv,, a , A
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viK'irntJ,
III I III If
mmwmwM.. ..... jj mlm. jli a-sal
tori of Wolves' Ferocity.
A terrible encounter with woifett
took place recently near Folkshaos, In
Moldavia, Roumania, recently. A par
ty or seven peasant carol singer werr
set upon close to the little ttatlon of
Slhlea by a pack of wolves furious
with hunger. The young follows, who
were unarmed, except for their ttlcks,
foupht with the courage of despair,
and one after the other waa dragged
to (tin ground and horribly mangled,
until three alonu wore standing badly
mauled, but still struggling. At tklt
juncture a train steamed up, the pass
engers rushed to the aid of the ap
parently doomed ino, and succeeded.
III. mUntil .ail .lb. 1- Ji..i . Z
the terrible beasts of prey. At no
great distance from the spot several
poasantt who were sleighing to the
market with a IIHer of plgt ooly es
caped by abandoning their living
freight on by one, and only reached
their destination as the laat pig waa
thrown Ut the wolves.
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f j, '4 I tj'.-t V
Cute Crip
A igven Mt"i loiev -M ! l?-.'Vy.. j 'J..t'.lv I- V
I" Te-o f .y,. H
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rls-Al'
Tmporary Hard Luck.
In Paris tutlttln are publlahed
!Ui respect to the profession of ilie
. admitted to the manlclpal Right
'. i'rs. Curing the twelv raoatht
p February IS the aaakm after
Included tilnctyfly atora.
"r lyrte artists, fifty-otta aiu-d-
, 1U!V. hI.bI.i. -. - .
. pianists,, wth enrrn'
'i'' nu thor, two lawyers and a
'(i la th morcaaat act vice.
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