Press-Journal
BOURRET & DAVIS.
General Merchants.
Successors to MAK3TKLLER. BROS.)
Thi'Iwdat. Aug. 6 . 1903.
C. O. Burke, Prop.
K.VTKKKI) IMTHKPOSTorTICKAT HAK
RISON NKBK. AKl'ONI CLASS MATTKIf
STOCK BRANDS.
Turn Jot will wnbllsh yar bnuid.like
the fallowing;, for a:0, per year. Eatta ad
aitic::al tintrm 7S oentn. n.very runtior or
ranchmen bi Stem and adjoining counties
should advertUm tbeir brands m TmeJoi'B
u it etrratates all otff the state. It
mny he the mcaui of mving money lor you
Invite your inspection of our Goods for quality
and Prices for fain. Onr stock is as complete
a any and we expect to keep it so. litre in the
line of DRY GfXMLS, SHIRTS, HATS, BOOTS
&IIOES, etc., you will find everything in ttielattbt
up-to-date styles ami patterns.
GROCERIES, fresh and of the best quality.
FLOUR, GRAIN, CURED MEATS.
HARDWARE, TINWARE,
Give us a trial. We will try to treat you right at
all times.
BOURRET & DAVIS-
CHARLES H. NEWMAN,
SUCCESSOR to G. W. HESTER,
-DEALER IN
ILumber, Doors, Sash, Lime, Coal, Wagon?,
Buggies, and Machinery of all kinds.
AIho "Wind -Mill?, Tower?, Fiping, Pumps,
and everything in that line. '
I also carry a large ntock of feed,
ground and unground.
Jl make a ppedalty of repairing Wind-mill?.
Mail Orders will receive
prompt attention.
J. D. MLHERM
SOORFER.
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-cove ml.
, 5 oocoooo X)000" ooooooooooooc
THE PIONEER PHARMACY.
$500 REWARD.
For the smut and conviction of any pnrty
or pm tlOK dealing or 1i-f iRurintf any brands
a stuck beloifKing t 'ne nndemiBned par
tew:
K. K. JANHT.
60, 117, - S
on left hip
itnmd
n left Jaw,
eft bipof Cattle. Post office, Hewitt,
?iom County, Hebraika-
GKOKGE SWAXWIS.
KjCTrij u" 'eft iiou
Cattle branded
lorae brnndi-d
iter, ranee on fculdier ( rwk.
Any -took branded a above behiK etray-
d fiom my rane, discovered by any laxiy
on giving me lnlorratbu will tie rewarded.
Address, PI. Kobhmon, Nebraka
HUSK NT'TTO.
Cattle branded
tdde and same on
dor 'A horses.
on the l-f t
U:lt nhoul-
of the Horse-s K iWj and Cut
A lo Nome
lie are branded on ld-
Moulder mini! as Wirlr
tvlKjve baniid.
and the
d lor tii
Address, Hiirriswn, 'ebraka.
OFFICIAL PAPER
OP" SIOUX COUNTY.
One Dollar Per Year.
ADVKRTISIN'G RATES- "
Per inch, single column, per month 50c
Per column, per month f ! 00
Professional cutis per year, one incn 5.00
Locals per liu each issue .OS
50 per cent olf on yearly contracts.
JOHN T. SNOW.
Horeg brbiMcO on left shoot
or Pjj branded on left shoulder
uitd Cntl) p on left side
I'OHt Office AddlvM,
r.iti-1 l, I arainle Co. Wyo.
UKKPCKEKK LIVESTOCK Co
KrHinlwl n left hip of Cnttlt!
t; , '' '' l, f ' hook oi ilorseu
m'timmM Kanr-in Hwp Crii'k.
AUdreiw, lierp(Twk Live stock Co,.
J. II. llAi.Bi Itr, Koreinuii,
vln, Kebmski.,
J.H. I ENSLOW.
SSAMUfcL KNOUI.
Cattlo brandct
hi.y whero on
t-f t lle of tlic
Htuninl,
KmiKe on I'rul
ile Iit .umI Mou
roe Creek.
AdUrewj, IlHrriion, Ni'branka
hkwaim).
will -)ny n.OO rewaril for e.tch head
Of iive iJol ville's horse.H lirancleil?;
on either jaw or tliiKh turnetlf
over ) john liieser on Ii;nmnv
WAtrr. also $1'M100 for proof to
ennvirt any pt:rson unlawfully hanuiiiig
any of said horses,
V, J. A. FUtx.
Cnttl-j branded
on rlgni side
muic ni cut.
A Ml nt JJ on
tight blp.
Horses bran led on right honider
or Jaw. Kumro on jjtn Hivr, on the old
Dave Coiville rench.
V. O. Addn-i-s;
lrii, Sebr.
HUH W) IKK St Co.
TJMJftl'f
KyiltRT V. KEECE.
9.
Cattle ISntmled rrj run fH'n on leftKiile
A1-j Cfittl brHn,iel rj oh hat- hip
Drus,
Druggist's Sundries,
Paints. Oils, Varnishes.
BOOkS and STATIONARY.
J. E. PHINNEY, Proprietor. "
The Commercial Bank.
HARRISON. NEBRASKA.
C. F. Comt, President. F. W. Clarke, Cashier
,Cha. C. Jauksok. H. S. Clarkk, A. McGiwlky
Stoclmen haring nse for a bank at this point may rely oi
, ub to handle their entire Banking busines.
are prepared to take care of onr trade at all times
AUDBKW 0HRI9TIAII
7 .
i I
vi n-
Cattle krand
M on luft aide
antm cut
baadrd on
Mfl Mould
m cm
J. R. HUtmtB.
CaUlffhrniiiied .,0mr
a uliown la
"". on rlg-ht
hip. r
. .
Aim a- on Kftmu Rlatit eat MIbim
00 REWAH0 will b paid for evidence
onletiii anr oae for ronnlD off or In
unr way lamperlr. vlth stock harliiff any
of the above brand or brand.
Maeb at Andrrwi, kebr,
Afldreaa, llarrUoti tir.
J. l.KVsll.
Cattle branded 'I1.KIT S1PK
I'o-t'T'-e A 4HrejH. (."badron Nebjuska,
iiknut warm: lit.
rrrr
;ttle land- tfi, W'
ed on left aide. Sjft'
Itanice on
Hiiiinlng Watir
Creik.
'!'. O. Addriws Harrlaon, Nebra'ka.
1 I
X. R. KKSKEIiV. .
fattlp ItraiKlrd
on lilirbt Hip
Sllonlder
I. I). Addreaa, Crawford, Nebraska,
OCTAVE UAU1IIS,
Cattln branded
a !iown on
left aide with
over -hi ton laft
car.
Knnga on llnn
nlf ijf Water,
P. O. Addrean, Marnland, Nebr.
NEII, JOKOAN.
1
llonieii and cat
tle branded on
either aide, name
aion cut.
t
"i.'T
And Cattle branded
lle, aad Ilorseu on left
on left
Jaw,
Address, Mare, Nebraeka.
JOHN A. HANSON
Uwas ttie follow
Inc brand on eith
er: Also HQ on cat
tla and hone
cauls oa leftside
horses oa left
shoulder.
UaBKeiniSllrsr Hprlaaw and east of stntn
Itoa. PoUc-llerrlM Nb . "
Cuttle brand- 1 A
-d ittllie a that fif I
n cm, either I R'i J
eft hip or on V-
ieftBlioulder. Vt .rs J Jil
JOB WORK
VES! The PkksJourxal does Job Work. Neat,
Firft Cla and Up-To-Datt?.
aaawaBBBssaOTBBa
Call in and get our prices on HusinerM Cards, Note
Heads, Letter Heafls, Liivelopes etc;
The Press-Journal.
Mr. Molhe Allen, of Miuih Fork. Ky Vl8orout at Eighty-seven.
My a she nan prevented atta. Us of cholera, venerabl8 Park Godwin hu
Horm braadi-d with Buy of ukivc brands.
Addreas, J. A. Asukksok,
Harris)!!, Nebrio-ka.
ltdClillKT & SONS.
rT1
Cattle brand- f '
ed mint uk that
3t cut on eitli
ar td o' anl
in al.
V n
11 J
And fol lott ing on
tfftKiflCt Of CMttlr'.
tad tbl ITSfl H left side of stock.
And thu on left side nnd hip.
Unlike on Ituiinli'K Water.
Poat Ofliee Addre, Ilnrrlioii, Kebnu-ka.
TO CC UK ACOI.D IN ONE DAY".
Take fixative (fro o (jnliilun tahlcta. All
d ru k .f bit rein. id Itie ino'M-y It If falls to
eun:. K. W. t.rcjve'n siuaature lb ou eiu li
box. a'ic.
'
I. 9, Mor -'! Drewaa m Waisaej
"Tbo dreom of. my boyhowi aayt,"
tnerved J. Plorpont Morgan to
friend recently, "was to bo a farmt,'
and have tb finost Block in the world
the dolce far KlenU of. the farnier
life was tar faticy." "Well, you bare
four farm and your atock to say
ootfcln of atocka," retorted tba friend.
"Well, but I am the man of all work,
and I haven't got the dolce far ninnta;
tod can't bay It either, big a price as
' might be willing to pay (or It"
law York Tlmea.
been celebrating hia eighty-seventh.
birthday and he appears to be In a
sufficiently vigorous and healthy state
of mind and body to enable him to
enjoy the festivities and to appreciate
the congratulations.
A Strange Bequest.
By the will of William Lysaght of
Monro", Wis., Frank Mackey, a farm
band, receives a bequest of a farm
worth $25,000 on condition that ho
shall keep testator's widow's carriage
clean and supply her with fresh mil
during the remainder of her Ufa.
morbus hv taking Chamberlaiu's Stomach
and Liver Tablets wbenshu felt an attack
coming n. Such attacks are usually
caused by indigestion adwtbes Tablets
are just what is needed to cleanse the
stomach and word off the approaching
attack. Attacks of bilious colic may lie
prevented in the.s.'ime way. For sale by
All Druggists,
CONVENTIONS.
DKMOCHATIC JUDICIAL COSVENTTO.N FOB THE
10th Jt UlCIAL MSTKICT.
The electors of the Democratic party
of the fifteenth judicial district of Neb-
i ... i i .:n.l il... Tisu
rasna, are nereoy n,. w.-w w Aathonf
day. the lSth (lay of Augusts, u. im, gt Anthony is th patron and pro
a', ten o'clock A. M. a nominating con- tector 0( pl3f)i anj stow, in his "Sur
vention of said party will lie held in the vey," mentions a curious cusom prcv
citv of Valentine, Nebraska, for the Blent In his time In the London mar
purpose of nominating candidates for the ; kcts, which has left It mark in a
follow ing ollkes to be voted for at the I proverb. The oflict.s of the mark.H
i r mirt ! l't the ears of starved pigs and tbosf
general election of lUtw. i M . ,
, ,,.,-i r ,i i unwholesome for food; around tht
Two candidates for judges of tho loth ; ' ,
J B i neclts of these the proctors of St. An-
jud.cial district I tbony'a hospital tied bells, and set
Said convention is also called for the j thrm looBQ upoQ tho refw h(1JJ)iJ j,
purpose of selecting a committee of said , hf,CAme the habit of people to fc:J
party for the lifteenth juiiicml di-tricl j tfco-e pigs, nnl the aniirala, acijulrlna
nod for the traiisactinn of such other j a Unowlodge of their benefactors,
business 'as may properly come before it. j would follow tbero like a dog, whining
The haaiaol representation was follows:; for food. Hf.nrc the saying, "He fob
One dslegate for each one hundred
voles or major fiacticu cast for tho
Honorable VV . 11, Thompson for governor
at the general election of ItMi'-i. The
representation of the various counties M
i as follow :
Hox Wutte 4 Botd 7
UroAii 8 Cherry 5
jawe 4 Holt 13
lows me about like an Anthony pig.'
or "He Is a Tantony pig," applied Id
a whining beggL.- or more hanger-on.
NOT 8AFE FOR ANGELS.
Little Jack Knew There Waa Danger
In Such Work.
The woman with the enameled tea
cup sipped and told this story. Sbe
Rock.., 2 Keja.l'aiia 3 said the Incident happened In Brook-
bhendati ! Sioux 1 lyn.
Total 50 i "A Ilt,,e uo7 stood at the window
It us recommended that no proK.e be j tthing the snow falling upon tho
Thai the dulei'tileh nrewint , t .
1 rlno tf natr-hna
"'Aunt,' he r.ald,
allowed.
cast the full vote of the county,
il. M. bULLJVAN, Secy.
VM. FALLON, Chairman.
Pit: PIX'8 lNDiPEOCST JIlliCIAi. C'iNVENT
IO.N FOK VHli lotli JCbiClAL D1W(:r.
The electors of the People's Jndepeti-
'do the angels
seud the slow?'
" 'Yes. dear,' sn!d auit, without look-
j lng up from her book.
"There was silence for a while
From out the house across the way
a whlte-cappeJ rcald came with a
KrAfitn and au-nnf thn tdAm-llr .nil
dent party of the fifteenth judical d,s-1 tfce fche WM m(Jf Xn
trie of Nebraska, art, lierebv notiJied thai : S f , very fltt!dious, fussy old lady,
on Tuesday, the ltJiU day of August, A. wh0 fca-l a st.-o.ig dia;il:e for children
i). lan.'J, at ten o'clock A.M., a uoiuina land dirt. Indeed, rhc seemed to re
ling convention o! said party will lie held I gard the words !is synonymous. Only
in the city of Vaientine, Nebraska, for(lhat ay ste naf5 "Bt little Jack a.ad
tils mums away iiom ccr siae of the
street.
Jtt.il ri a l ,-u uc UIBiu Itjf
awhile," coi.tiiuoj tic narrator, ac
cording to the New York Times,
"then ho startled his aunt with thia
statement:
"Well, then I'd pity the angels If
Mrs. i. catches them putting snow
on hei steps!'
tiie purKse of nominating candidates for
the following oliices to be voted for at
the general election of 1913.
To candidates for judges of the l"ith
judicial district.
Said convention is alno cull-! for the
purpose of selecting a committee of aid
partv for lhe loth judicial district and
for the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before it. The
basis of representation is n follows:
One Oelegaie for each one hundred
voles or major fraction cast for the
Honorable W. 11. Thompson for governor
at the general election of IStW, Thu
representation of tlie various Counties is
as follows:
Box Unite i
Hrown 3
Dawes 4
Rock 2
Boyd 7
Cherry . 5
Holt 16
Keva Paha 3
ME LOST HI8 STRAP.
Slieridan 5 Sioux 1
Total 00
It is recommended that no proxies be
allowed. That the delegates prescntcasl
the full vote of lhe county.
W. K. BUTLER. Recy.
SAM B. HOWARD, Chairman.
An Anecdote of Czar Rocd.
A characteristic incident in the Ufa
of Thomas U. Reed waa recalled tbht
week hv a Washington hostess, -ri
entertained the former speakei at 1
dinner party. Some time after tVf
aoup and before the coffee Mr. Re
disappeared, and It was believed tba;
be bad been cailed out for some con
ference on a political matter. Hours
after the dinner waa over and the
last guest bad departed, one of tba
family went to the coat room and
discovered, to her aurprlse, the burly
flgtiro of the speaker, curled up In a
- chair, reading a book. . As she stood
watching him be finished the last
i page, regretfully laid down the vol
ume and studied the cover for a mo
ment s his eyes filially left the
book and wandered up, he beheld
hla hostess. "What Is the book?" aha
queried, with feminine tactfulnesa.
'The Jungle Book; I never read it
before, end I had to flnlsh it"
Anecdote of the Soyhcot! Cays of Mil
waukee's Vayor.
"As a schooiboy thzl mnn was no
torious all over Walworth rountry ?or
bis utter disregard of his personal ap
pearance," remarked James O. Mona
ban of Darlington In the Hotel Pflster
yesterday, as Mayor Davlu 3. Rose, a
paragon of neatness crossed the lobby.
"Mrs. Montgomery, a daughter of the
late B. A. Gray of Omaha, su a
schoolmate of Mr. Rose, and she told
me the following story about him:
"It was Friday afternoon, and the
boys In the little cross-roads school
had to speak pieces and the girls write
compositions. David was one of the
unfortunates. He appeared in heavy
kip boots," red as sole leather from a
lack of blacking and elbow greaae. He
usually had a piece of rope tied about
bis waist, but this day this piece of
personal ornamentation waa lacking.
"'David Rose! called th pMt
school teacher, her face all smiles as
David, with agony marking his fea
tures, took bis place on the platform.
"Tale your bands out of your
pockets!' exclaimed the teacher as
David stood facing tun school, with
both hands thrust In hla trousers
pockBts,
"David took on hand out of a
pocket and mado bis bow.
"Take the other hand out of your
pocket!' ahe crlod.
"David's face dunned scarlet aa ba
replied:
" 'Please Mlas B , I left my rope
at home.'
'The school waa convulsed with
laughter, and David was permitted to
apeak his pir with one nana In his
trousers pocket."MIIwaukee Ben-tlrel
To Giro a CoU m Geo Day
Orb
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