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' T - t.- V- , . t. ? ,,,,.., Harrison Press - J ournal. vol. xvi. zhzjrisoilt, nebbaska, thubsday, O3r0BBa29. 1903.NO.I8P I I. X LOCAL NEWS OF TIIETOWN The Crawford don list, I Jr. T. !i. Spindlo. Election next Tuesday, November 3 Llju't U'lg.:t it. Our jot) work in MaWriptipn hst. reases as well an our Prof. J. T, Mi n i will lecture Sunday t j i ;4 1 C Everybody come. J. E. Porter becomes n reader of the I'ltE'.i J'j::K1il. With this ISS.I . Peter Hchaefi Chat Morulas. r, dropped in lor a f rend I y Come again Pete. Robert Harrison, J. K. G. Hunter and Henry C. Hui.lcr were In town yesterday. For Slo. One 8 inch Bum wagon for wile, quite at lliin officii. In- Five carloads of potatoes were shipped from HnrriM'ii this week. How is that for a dry country? Mr. Belle Dunn held the numlier which drew the talking machine at the Rourret & Davis store. Harrison has no preacher yet, but we are L'lsd to sav she has ft good Sunday Sclmd. Ei.worth League and Pra e,' Meeting, C, II Grewell and Joe S' urdi vsnt were in town Monday. Mr. (Ireueli. and Mr. W'udivant are always welcome visitors in Harrison, For a pleosant. physic take Chamlier lainV Stomach and Liver Tablets. Eay to take. Pleasant in eifect. Fi-r sale by All Iwuggists. Th attendance at court was small, there being a small docket, snd unless something turns up liefore the next tetili the docket will lie smaller still. T. ). Williams has gone out to Mr. John Brown's place, on the divide east of town, tntrv his luck at k"lling water. We hope he may lie successful. There will be a social at the h ill Satur day evei.ir.g, October 31, l'.H):!; Oiven until r the auspices of the rfwi rib L Come one mid sib .Supper 15c' Fred Un was given a life sentence in Brown county on last Saturday by Judge J. J Harrington. Hans killed a man by the tianiB of Luse a little over a year ago. The Harrison s bo"l will five nn Btilei tninnienl ' Nov. 2.) Mi. Admittance 25 els. Net proceeds will be used to buv library hook for the school. All are cordially invite.l. llev, 1). J. Chirk wilt preach at PUns nni Ihdge on Sunday N'-vemls-r P at 11 ' lock a. m and at Harrison Hun lay night a! 8 p. m. Quarterly meeting Mon day morning at 9 a. ni. The visiting attornpvs during court were: A W ("rites, of'liadron: W.H. Fanning and J. K. Purler, nf Crawford. M J. O'foiii'eM mid (iralit Guthrie repre ".j ut.ej our home talent. All p-ti ties knn uig tli-mseve indi bt d to me i,u tssik aciount. will please call a ud M'tlle, as my rUors wmil moOny, Respel tlullv, J. II. IUrtuj. Henry Covey has consented to make the race for i otinly treasurer on the Re. publican ticket. We bale to see as jfoisl a man as Mr. Covey sacrificed hut we as. m;ra you Mr. tsyty will imc no rlrup over it. Th Ladies Aid Society iM give (fener.il g.ol U per nt :h hall Wnlnes la v, evening Nov. 3, fu m t to 8 o'clock. ; Supper, 25 cis, aid a mum sis;ial from ti ... ti ll....... , nr Lumf, in keen mum i ci i i v. 1 ' M'f. , , ami have a tood time. There n a report in circulation that t') Viitfl 'or Lowry is ihe si me a. vol ing J fi.rLiacv: I will say if I ,' idecied I w,M , lltieitJ Uf life duties nf the f 111 -t toy-ell after the llmtiof Junu irv. Al.m l)vVi:Y. Henry 0 Hunter oM Ins rmun Toes- . f y i,1(lt., jr, cuPrs is not furnishing day to Role rt ilai rltKiil mat frank .'Iyer. ; iitty ,r,, to catch votes bulls' J. E. d. Hunter bought his citM" arid j Bt ,,.m(nf Hirictly to busii.e-s, tliresbiiiR Henry, or ' Uur.lt " a lw usually called, ,h neighlMirs crops, Which only proves Is a gviilnriii.iu of lewuia. l",ji,i, when he uudrtake anvlhing he li. ay yet come to llarritmn to Wi nipleie it. Ths rioiiiuiitiori of t!:is . j nlll. fj came to him without his m-king ; William G iylmrt our next County j Ckik. anrtG. M. Lu IW ni iw our n .UCoun'y Trea.u.er smt M"t lay in Hsiiris.,. sf,.W,ngh...ls .vi.l. tia-ir many fm no. i' 'I ' 1 "'--' h,',, W.l.el -III fie,....'ir. "M Hie VoUS Ihere ,Tn thrive!' GAlrved Forty Pouuds In Thirty Day. , For several motnh our younger h'rth-j er had been tmul Ud widi indigestion.) lie tried He vera I remedies but tcol no I- i nefit frotn them. We purchased some of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tali-1 'ets and he commenced taking them. Inside of thirty dais he tiaii pained forty j pound in flesh. He is now fully recover ed. We have a good trade on the Tablet. -HoiXCT Uuos , Merchants, long Branch, Mo. For wile by All Druggists. October 21. 1903. To whom it may concern: I take pleasure insaying that I attended the last three teach ers institutes held by Supt. j. B Burke in Sioux county und found the work admir ably adapted to the need of the county. Mr. Burke seemed to lie deeply interested in the institute and in everything that would help to (it his teachers for better work. U is my opinion that l has (lone much for the advancement of the schools of Sioux county, L. M. OlSEItKOTTKIl. This is what the Principal of the Chad ron Academy says of J B. Burke's work as county Superintendent. Mr. Fisher Co. Supt. of Dawes county had a letter in last weeks ,h ri:N.M. attesting the interest "f J,r- Hurke's as county Supt. Ran . Ten Penny Nail Through His Hand While o-ning a bx, J. (.'. Mount , of Three Mile Biv. S. Y., ran a ten penny nail through the ll-sby part of his band. ! ''! thought at once of all the pain and soreness this would cause me," be savs. "and imnieflia'ely applied Chamlierlain's Pain Balm and occasionally afterwards. To my surprise It removed nil pain and soreness and the injuried parts were soon healed." For sale by All Druggists. We learn that. M. J. Weber, of Glen, claims to have the vote of While River in his vest pocket and more especially the Danish vote. We know a few people on White River, and some of them are Danes, tht this gentleman doesn't, cos - trol. So if there has been no money put upon this dial it would be well to wait until the goods are delivered, for he might make ibe mistake Ire did two years ago. Mr. Weber nwht have had the nomination for treasurer on ib" republi can ticket if he had onlv mentioned it. Rut we will watch developments and if this man proves n master and prophet we will cive due credit. Don't forget yder that w hen you come to make up your tick- t that our ticket is made up of grind n enfrom top to hot torn. The candidates are men "f competency wind to run windwills, consequently ev and you will take eo rik in giving them eryone is out of waler. your support. There will no doubt be J 7he nMmbers of the school board are sprung a good many things to side track expecting HI -1 1 1 to commence in both pur candidate, but vote to the dictates , ,.,, houses Monday Nov 2, and are of your ow n conscience and not some one ekes Jor'le ballot is where Mill can approve or disapprove, ami the country must abide liy vour decision lei it lie good or bail. Our District Judges are men I list bn ve l he power lo administer, and i or.sirue the liw for the interest of the j people or against them favor of corpora-' lions; so vole for Westoyer and Mining ( ton for these are men that will stand by i you. j Things have changed iu the past quart er nf ,i century, says an exchange. Three I score years ago Ibe average boy would j go out on Sund.n , climb a tree and par take of a few quails of mulberries and: trp off with a few green apples and salt, ! The next morning bis m itlu-r diagnosed his t roubles as worms and lie is iiiii.Ih to i swallow half a hot lie of Fry's Vermifuge a quarter of a pound of epsom salts, and was turned out in the cow pasture until sup-r time when he could come in for a square mem an iim. .,, n n nnj inn- j . . i -n .1.. v.... ;r .. l plains of a 'silts li' in bis id behanp peiidicitis and is hustled nil" lo the hospit al, starved within an inch of his lif, half a dozen surgeons each take a w hack nt bun with pearl-handled knives and he is ; turned live' to bis friends or tint under- I taker. -Gordon Journal. ' , ( Vol. r. remember Amos C. Cullers, Ciiudidale for count v commi'.sioiier, for he I, woriby of y. nr support ai:d conlld. . , ai.d will carefully guard your interests wl.i.h he almost eiilirvrly with tti tun- and as Ihe salary is small he cuii't alfoid to oe much lime in meeting-the voters lliniih he would like to. But if You w.iiit to know bis ftiiuding any of his ntml,bor can g' It M .Von. Ho, Voter, don't foiget him if you want ft true, cap j able, i ur.lui man to represent jou. I TO I.TKK A0OI.il )N ON K DAY. Take Laxative Hro oljuinliic tablets. All ilniKlnU refund tlie money it tf fill In to cure. K, W. l. rye's signature la oil each box. tie. j Mr. J. T. Morris, principal ofthelfar 1 nsnn mdiool, et forth some great truths ! in his report of the sch ol in last week's issue.-- Sir. Morris sr-e.ns to take a great inrerest in our school and children, and we j feel that every parent sltoul d o-npetale I with him and his able corps of teachers, j that our school would be second to none j in the state, so far as' thoroujrhnesii. government, and good work In every de partment, can be made, but this, patron, will depend a ureal deal on you. Will you help? or will you lu nothing and at the end of the term say we might have had a better school. If we bad Chancellor Andrews from the Slate University he could not ririke our school a success un less he had something to work with and also the co-oper.it ion of the patrons. So, I P;ilr"n- lt us do our pa.rt and let the ! wor'1 al"ul ",;it '. ' "' ilH Mn l ,n "' 11,9 "ti : we wi" r'ot 0,,l-v re!ll' tl,H '""t that our teachers who are laboring si earnestly for us unv fe.d thiit theilab oru have not lieen in vain. The school board have pu, in an up to date set of text bonus, so that our school is not a back nunil)er along that line. OVER IN WYOMING. Mr. . Ct. Deuel and son hav.) returned from Arkansas. They do not seeiu to be very favorably impressed with the coun try . The coyotes got Vi of Neliie May Chris tian's turkeys. Say ! Sim would have lik ed to had one of them anyway, but that is the way, we can't possiblv spare a thing and lose, it anyway. The Browns are dicing potatoes for L. L. Wilson. C. L. Christain is stacking his buy on the school section. Darl K'lworth iHiught (. E. Jenmng's cattle and also a lew head from llurrv 1 Deuel O, E, Jennings is hauling grain to Mr. Faulknors on Sage creek. There will be a dance nt. the W, O. W. j ball Friday evening Oct. SOih, Every one invi' ed. II J. Church anil family went, to Liisk Friday returning Saturday. Sam Holterlleld is delivering oats to Lusk. The roads are line. J. J. ZtiitiBi-unnen sowed his rye Oct, lioih. It has ! en very line weather for the past, two weeks but not, (pule enough busy getliug tilings in shape for a good SlMI'I.EP .V. Bodarc Gleanings. Eh Z mmernan, w ho has been working at Slory -during Ihe summer, returned home I his week. Miss Winnie Brown who has been stay ing a few ilnvs it ti Mrs. Leu Dout, re I nied home Sunday. James L. Anderson intends moving Ins family to Cottonwood this week. 'A F. Antrim, who has been on the sick list for the past two week, is again able to attend Sunday school. II Zimmerman and sons brought home ! their rattle from Oid Woman las' w,-k. Jimmy Wilson drove a carload of cattle I from his place in the allev to Harrison Ihe llrst of the week u foot and alone. No need of cowboys when Jimmy is around. John Coffeft loft the first of Ihe weeK for hts cattle camp in Urn vicir.it y of Rnwlnde to bring home a bunch of cattle lo winter at Ihe liomn ranch. Af,,.r ,.,,,,,1, table ih lay in securing a j- (eiicher hir district No. I), school opened Monday, October lib with Miss Lauretta j.,an f jjy Springs its teacher. ,,,vi,iy ()h(, m ,m (.);4,,i,orII)oll of j.-iv1 ,..,,,,,., .)llKy ihreshiiur their ",riin. As this is the third week Ihe thresher has Isi n huniiTimg, they musl be in-nrly done. The weather has certain ly lsin vt-ry favorable for the woik, H'ohlhetcr Bros and ol hers are improv ing liies pleasiiiit da hauling home lumber and getting their winter supply of wn.il while the roads are in such good ctiliililion. J. T. OfTce is shingliiift hi barn and bipfgy shetl, and other Alse llxuig up Ins out buildings before thu stormy blasts of winter come down on him. si -v. a Do Good -It Pays, A Chicago loan has observed that, "(Jood deed are 'oelter than real estate deeds some of the latter are worthless. Act. kindly and gently, show sympathy and lend a helping hand. You cannot possibly lose by it." Most men appreci ate a kind word and encouragement more than substantial help. There are persons to the Cwuitiririity w ho might trultifuli v say: My good friend, cheer up. A lew doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will rid you of your cold, and there is no danger whatever from pneumonia when you ue that medicine. It always cures. I know it for it has helped me out many a time." Sold by All Druggists. The Office of Co. Supt. We w ish to call the attention of the voters and all that are interested in the education of jour children to the fact that there i not an ofll :e in the county where there can lie more harm done than m this ollice, and on the other baud there can he the same amount of good done if the ollice is properly conducted. The law surrounds all the ot'ier offices, but not so with the county superintendent., for he can build up your schools or he can tear them down, and your only re course is to vote him out of ollice when the time comes, hut what are you going to do about your children that have been robbed of what justly belongs to I hem durin,-; this tune? Don't understand me lo say that there is no law at all for the superintendent, but Ihe veiy essential points are not covered that is his discret ionary power as to who is competent to teach, and a great many things thai will injure I he school work that in some instances you can never remedy. The gravest questions that arise in the col. nty come before Ihe county superin tendent for his judicial action, and now comes the lime when this work will go up or down. We know whereof we heak and if vour present county superiii tciit nl would express his opinion we assure you that he would agiee with this statement. He ure soiry to say that iu this county loo little importance is plac ed on this the greatest ollice, or work that we have not only in the county but in Ihe state, Take our education from us and where are we? It is to some the Same as the light, darkness and changes of the seasons. It is here, and we are using it, but we want to say right here that it is through some one's mid night oil being burned that we retain our educational uttn, women and institutions. Are von interested in this great work vo'er, or is it a matter of politics regard less of qua lidcn tioii? The question Is always with you who shall he your servant. Vote for the interest of your children, and not the man. ATT011NKYS KISIIER AND WU.I.S. Tim Inn" pendent has -tndiointy avoided a Judicial can i pu I gn of person alt ties, tint liti'k , so u vile at tacks make It necessary for nn to tell nuiietliing of the men lie wishes to place upon tin; bciu-li unit his molives fur so doing. ALLEN O. I'iSIIEK. Those who personally know AlltnG. Fislu r will readily understand that he is a dead mate to Dn kson. But many people of Ihe district do not know him on the record. Mr Fisher was a member of the legislature in the second last session. He wat one of the fellows who stood by 1). E Thompson. The people of his district protested against his action without regaid to iff i 1 1 n s but Fisher pntd no at- id ion t' tl .fill. Til" reason was that he was bioiigbl by Thompson to betray bis coii'-tit i)f-ii t s. He sold out his people for the cash there was in it. S.nce letiring from the legi-li'.l ure be has built him a Hue homo in I 'hadion although he w as as pour .la a church mouse before Thomp son n night him up. l or many years Finiirr has been the sUorney f.-.r Mm cat.. He thieves in bis section of Nebraska and he has uniformly got "together a hand of wilnesscsand taught them how to perjure themselves to make out a defence. One of the constant crimes that Fisher com mits is the siilximalmn of perjury in criminal cases. But a year ago he was up iu Wyoming and got a voting fellow to commit -rjury. The oilier attorneys in the case wiltihiui were member of the W voming bar and dislnrrment proceed ings were takiiii iigair.sl tliein. They could not lake such proceedings against Fisher UrcHusc be was not a member of tlm Wyoming bar but be was arrested for subornation of p'-tjuiy and bound over to the district court and he only escaped by buying; up the young fellow who had comnulled perjury and who was sent to Ihe penitentiary forswearing to the false things that Fisher advised him to. Here is what the Omaha Bee, the leailiing republican newspaper of Nebraska wild at. th li-ue. "Douglas, Wyrniing. (Special Tele gram to the Bee.) At the NoVDinher tsrm of the district coiirt for Converse, county Eil Bench, in Ihe case of ihe slate against J. II. McNealy, swore differently , w fruui what lie did in the prelnniuiy hear ALL Love to buy good goods at the lowest price possible and tlie place to do this is at GERLACflS GEXERAL STORK. In clothing, Gents famishing. Goods, Boots and Shoes. We are ready to compete with the world, ; and the way to prove it, is to give us a trial. 'Come and see us any way and be social." GERLACH'S STORE- ing. The jury failed t.i agree in the first McNealey trial. In the second trial Beach swore as he did at the preliminary and told the court that .McNealey'sattor neys had told him it, would not he perjury. Mi.Nealey's lawyers were Allen G. Fisher, of Chadron, Nebraska,; Gewrge Walker, of Harrison and E.H. Dimbell, of Douglas Graphic fame. The court appointed a committee of attorney's and at once ad journed. The committee made its report, today, Beach's statement was corroborat ed. The court ordered disbarment pro feedings commenced against Dimbell and Walker and Sheriff Virden sued out a complaint againsl Fisher, Walker and Dimbell lor subordination. Fisher and Walker waived examination and were bound over to the next, term ol court in the sum of 500 00. Beach plead ed guilty to perjury and was sentenced lo eighteen months in the penitentiary. Di in tu 1 1 has not len arrested as yet. Fisher is one of hiulrcu's prominent attorneys." Fisher constantly procures false affi davits to Iw made and filed in court at bis borne in Chadron and this is notorious; in addition to this it is known and can be proven thai he has frequently offered and paid money to men to commit perjury and this fact has been proved on linn in Chadron and he has never gone on the stand to deny it, He has time and again forged the names of people to affidavit's in support of motions for new trials. He steals court files and mutilates records and does many things that have lauded other men in the penitentiary. Fisher i has Fwmdled clients with whom he lias done business out of thousands of dollars of money and for this money judgments have Is-en entered ag.Mnst turn at Chadron and are now on record there and unpaid. If iin one doubts t bat these judgments n.-e against Fisher just write to the clerk of the district court at Chadron. The rank and file ct the republican party in the 15 judicial district would never have consented to Ihe nomination ol 1-isher for the important position of district judge. His nomination was brought abeut by the tshrewd manipula tion of Fisher himself with the all power I ul assistance of the Elkhorn Railroad's attorney's and pass distributors headed by the chief convention fixer, R R. Dick son of Holt county. Dickson's chief clients in Ibis district, are cattle rustlers. Willi Judge Harrington and VVeslover on Ihe bench cattle rustlers have ceased operations as they are promptly tried and when convicted were given such senten ces as made the business nf cattle sleal ih). very unpiyiular. With a corrupt man like Fisher or a weak and pliant in competent like Wills on the bench Mr. Dickson's clients would be treated to such consideration as would make cattle I nst ling, hog and horse stealing again a common practice iu tins district as il was before dyvsof Harrington and Wcst over on the disl net bench. The voters of this district do not want such a con dii ion of affairs in this district any more than the rank and file of he republican party wanted such a man as Fi-.ber nominated. To assist in ihe election of Fisher and Wills these three Dickson. Kinder, and Wills met in Dickson's ollice conspired, planed and dictated thuir long and malicious tissue of false hoods that they had printed in the Frontier, and it was these three who directed ibe mailing of that dirty news paper over this district. In the face of these conditions the Independent feels called upon lo tell who this man Fisher is, and also to loll the voters the kunl ol men who are backing him in bis race for a position his last record as a lawyer and a citizen would disgrace. W. T. Wills. The Independent desires to Is- perfectly fair and has no disposition to put Mr, Wills in the thieving category Willi Dickson and fisher. Some things might lie said truly Mint, would not bo very pleasant reading for him, but the hide pendent wnnts to make it plain that 1he j star thieves who arc trying to work ruin in this district, ate Dickson and Fisher. The people of Uns district need men who are good lnyis, A poor lawyer on the Itench will be constantly reversed and Ibe oile put to lienvy expetisc in Ihe re trial of cases. Mr. Will's best friends tint claim that he is a good iftw yer. Ha deals iu real estate and loins some PEOPLE J. H. LACY. We have our building completed now arid have a new supply pf goods, and wilU sell them right. DEALER IN Lumber, lath, sash, doors; lime, cement, and building, material of all kinds. Hardware Farm machinery. Harness, Saddles, and Range goods. Flour. Feed, and Grain. Paint, Oils & etc. I am agent for the Wood manse wind-mill. Have &. supply of pump fittings on hand. Come in and get my prices whether you buy or not. TIME TABLE. West Bound, East Bound. Morning. Evening. No. 13, Due 8:30 No. 14, Due 8:1 No. 83. loc. frt. 10. No. 84 loc. frt. 5:3 J. E. PHIRSET, Physician Surgeon. 0FFi.;E: Andrews Block. money and does ta.i-iy wel I at that hut ; whenever he has a lawss.it in the district court he employes some other attorney. to try the case. This is is a matter welk i known to all ofUie residents ofBoyil county. He has no qualification, what ever for the office of oistncl judge and it would be a misfortune to Mr. Wills lie cause be would be constantly humiliated by the knowledge that, he was not quali fied to (ill the ollice of district judge. It was because be is weak that Dickson van willing to have him nominated. DicLsnit thought that he could Use him and even if he could not do it alone by the assis tance of Fisher they could control the action of Mr. Wills. He has remained at home the most of the campaign and wherever he lias gone the people generaf I y declare that Mr. Wills does not know enough to he district judge. The friends of JuJges Westover and llarrintiton ,. .vould gladly pay Mr. Will.V expenvs to . have 1 1 1 ii i go over Ihe district and let Ibe , people get a look at him. Af ter they saw him they mipbt vote lor him for justic , of the peace but for district judge, never. Fisher said recently at Auiswortb the. only way they could elect Wills i-onld! . lo lasso him and haul lino home ami keep him Ihere. O'Neill Independent;. COMMERCIAL HOTEL CITCSITE IfEI'OT. EVEYMIIN0 FIRST CLASS. AND Al l. TnEYTl.D WITH OOUIITIMf. Hoard ltr IImjt or Week. W, ! WRIGT'f, 1W 1 'J & ' i , r ''' ".' , if' -1 i I a. . r - i4.f...
