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OFFICIAL
PAPER
OF
SIOUX COUNTY. '
!
One Dollar Pet Year.
j
telC'lier '
A Chadron school
Tbcbbumt. .
raoxed the ears of a pupil a;
AiJ ubWt'uitk Hjtlotr rUmiat lor Jama-
few days ago. The boy went ! -,"V" u'e l,mi" "V"" """'
home and t0ll hU mother, 'siuntay. lri:irj ll. !W,orkucurol m ill
ami lilt uexi uay uie leaeuei 1
v..ir.o1 tlie fnllfiwillir lifitl:
Nature has provided a proper
plat e for the punishment of a
hoy audit is not his ear. I
will thank you to use it
ill
1he future. Chadron Times.
The EditousCakeer.
ilxxkwood. Mo., Tiniest
The stork disappears and
wo look into the cradle and
behold a male child. After ;trn t.nfyHM ioriKirdtio., i to pur
Tunning the gauntlet of mea ;,.sl(eoulity. A f i.,,-.,n, k
eli, mumps, and chickenpox r u m t'iitrwingiii .m i.r..
... ami t!ie nmr k.-liuf 1111 1 ai! uf nuuli liv-
lie entera school . At the ae
soften he is a red-headed, :",,r,""'h pro"'rt3' or liv''",0k li"r-";
v 1 lb Ituyii.tjaiii arl!ingut n-n:v-ti.tr.Hua In
freckle-faced boy and the ter-m-i-i.o.nr .mtaiiim.in.-M lucMcmai t..
nor of the neighlxjrhood. At any u lhBuU,va ,wr. T,,e ......nt of
12 lie is an apprentice in a ' thp;i iti in. u r. , ami
tin; amount ul ih-c.i'lt.il ntik nu IluTii.il,
printing oflice. At 1 he hastlf 5,i,.,ii, ami tin liitii-it :tiriO'itit of hi-
acquired two casa of long !atsny llliieMlliJi.(.litwfi u'WM.tlJU) .lhc
primer and an array press, cci-ia.rutio naii b.-Kiu it rcrpurw oi-
. - ti-iu v nit i be in h tla of tiovtmilfr, A. I'.
and is the editor or a country i VMi, Hn i h .,.u commm- ir ti ,t3 v .nr.
newspaner. At 20 he is mar-i --fiiu-e,i. Thir..i.. of n.
1 ' itit't fff-Mlion mIimII it i'tiiidHi'tKl lv h lut ird
ricd.
At 30 he is bald-headed !
tooD shouldered, and
4 i
i lie
father of a large family. At
lif) he is a corpse in a cheap
pine coffin, and as 500 delin
quent subscribers file past his
bier for the last look they are
lieard to say. "He was a good
fellow, but he couldn't save
his money.
RUNNING A NEWSPAPER.
People think it easy to
"run" a newspaper. One
week's experience would
change the opinion of most
people on the subject. Did
you ever count the words in
a column of ordin iry news
paper print? There are about
a thousand words in a column.
Suppose you sit down and
write a thousand words on
some subject and then another
until you have written eight
or ten thousand. Try it and
see if it is right easy, Keep
that gait up for a month, a
year, and see if it is easy.
Then chase a local item all
over town, and after you have
gotten the facts all right, con
dense them into a lew lines
an hour's work that can be
read in a few seconds. Do
this for a dozen items that
seem insignificant after they
are printed, nut wmeri you
know are important; then
have the itemis critised and
jnaccuraces pointed out to
you when it is to late to
correct them. Oh, yes, its
easy to "'run" a newspaper.
Wbitewood Plaindealer.
In Chadron Times.
The 'Jnpoeaerl.
ky Kare Iwlr hath led m
. Through ln-rrep land and vala
And blttei bread she fed me,
And bade rne drink ot pain,
h me I climbed a weary waf
To heirbta ot her dladaln
fet would I civs the year I II v
'la walk tb path again.
The Heart' Poaffeanad beatda mm
Lead me a level way:
fher may no III betide me.
No thirst or famine tay,
(he hath no wlh but wish of mine.
No Joy lave to obey.
And at my side her form muat bid
tnttl my dying day.
ttv Heart's Poteesaed hath aUI.ed me
"rora all unreat nwillan:
lea, eaaed the hope that thrilled me
With too keen ialn and line.
Tei, 4.1 my Heart, my Heart's Desire,
My unKalnud dream divine.
Chat never turned the while 1 yearned
Her eloied hix hands In mine:
-Helen Seotu hi tb Kmart Sat
l e
.
To as. Itlillu t I H :
I j C" UttUlW UEirr S p'SHllI !
.rtMn -.iL.tj !; i't sm.j lo Varmte , rtwl.i
,-a- ,u ..J I .,,.!) tio nt Siuuiber 44 I tiikm
r " tr l.v li1 i Mr x4 oioior ni.. of jtw i 1
aid I'Mltm 94 11 muiur a;;remB; togi.e
laud tir roi lo be est it ii-loi descrir.e't as
loiltws: couuueiiciiii; 4 uiiie of tU K
i corner of aesrium la. Township 3i. Rsi-sv
Uum-v rutibil.g fct : miietuence euHtl on
H I Vril-d, aid Sew iiad hliblilied
kuiuturociuic " nt" at f the N w" romer
i ot e-tioti 13. 1nrnhip 33, liautfe si. the'ice
utti Mt wtKa hue iu mile to Iiui
bflvn-n m 14 and Si IUjmic rumim: t.al
j :ui o iiitereectnia Ku.nl No. 4lat!v
corner l ee-tioo -4, r-(ii"l infMtort locat-
r. i-..th .
l4uulyCirik.
I Remeuils-r that publish sontest
' ciD:cs. nr.il if 5 on dwire ns to have your
rk 111 k it known to the one U.at
ni:li tt 5 iur prr.
Xon K OF INt'OKPORAT'.ON".
N(tir is ti-iviv Ifiven that f , ; lit-
I 2y frmri it rorjxirution, th usuu of
j htcli U H h Tniht oiiipati of Mum
i nituity. Nbr:fkau The pr uriai i1.w p tf
wt Ilitri ioii Um cuui.ty, NorMkH.
ot Uvb i iff tjrm a Im liaO c.K-t f 10111 muoiiy
t-ir iiumu r, a riviu-iil, Nfccpln'y una
Tretonir-r, a upTiiiUMi(Irnt, ami nu ll oilu r
RKinU and M-rvai.t a tli liu.ir.l of Oir -t
or may f roin timp wi time M.of nt.
itiifa on! IiuikU, tlim ;4ttt tiny of Suv
euibrr. a. Li. I!(M.
KRH W. CI.AHKK,
U V. . l)A iK,
JEXME K. t lUKE,
Jt.I-US T. I.I VtK,
II. P. CLahkk, J a.
Many haw mnifcd at ttcvuiuulation of
-:iah as llieir ule.il of h',t ;nnl liuve
MieevwM iu thin, only to find nt t lie iitt
Hint tliey have done notliifg worthy.
ILiny others liaveicrilk'd the Itixurifi,
aiM nt.tiiy of the comfort ot life that
thfy miht trin u fanntv of elulr'n to
nohle ana useful living, and to incite
them to earnest effort in ir vp lojiinif
t-art, hand, and mind to Hceompluh 1 h
Kreat work of aprvinif tncir jrener.it ion
e. Tlies have ula-,a tloMid Iheir
Career witlia tielise of hjivitij; iI.h.b a
lood work, of huvifiK achieved 'run suc
cess. This is as true of tnos wh t train
outer chiUlrer, us of Uiom who car for
their own. One is s nobl as l he other
and an much needed. Many such home
are wantet bv the Child Savi )e Instituie
for thoe who have been roniitiitted to
itscharKe. Ar.plv for information to
thetn at 106 O.iio St., Omaha, enclositiK
stauiji for riply.
PRESENTS FOR THE BOYS.
Valuable Articles Given AwaytoHos
Who Sell the Lincoln
Sunday Star.
The preMfot newp;iter in Kelr:inka to
day is the Lincoln Sit'i l iy Star, It has
wjiecial ftiturAit not fmiiid m ary otiter
nwwniupr. The Star's uirait Sx-tion i
printed in colors and ta alwavs entertain
ing. The Magazine Seciion with iulieau
tiful pictures m colors has uo e)ueal in
the west. Added to these are the manv
interesting features th it jio to mike up
a rreait daily newspaper. The Sunday
Siar han mail a ifrrtat hit, and is a tre
men.ltoi, wjeuess.
We want, lajya in every towu in N-flr
to sell the Sunday Star Other boyxar'
niakint' good money ne.ni) the Si.ir.
We start you in business fr. Pnz
are offered ea-h month to the bo who
sell the xreatest nu ulierof Sundiy Stars
W rite for particulars of this offer anil
work up your hat of customers before
Mima one sets ahead of you. Reniemh-r
we help vou to start in the business. No
capital required.
Don't delay. Write today.
Address 'tar. PuVt. CO., Lincoln, Neb.
Hereditary Musician.
Prof. Henry Appy, violinist, f
died at Rochester, N. Y.. recently,
event? -eight, ws ti:e son of the lead'
er of tbe orcheitra in 'be cbapel of
William of Orange.
Largest Photograph.
The largest pnoict-raiMc picture lo
existence li being exihltnd in t'er'.ia.
, It la about 40 feet by leet, and rep
j reaenU view of the Bay of Naplea.
To Cnro q CcI'J in Ceo Day
a. mm
... J w w
THE PIONEE
Wail paper
DrufT'ist'si Sundries,
Faints, Oils, Varnishes.
Books nnd Stationary.
The finest Line of pipes and
Best cigars in the city. j
FLOYD JOXES. Successor, J. E. Phinney. )
J. H. WILHERMSDOdFEU,
WATCHMAKER
&
JEWELER
All kinds of Gold and Silver work done
Kings made to order.
All work miaranteed.
HARNESS SADDLES,
and
RANGE GOODS.
Harm ss made to order.
Saddles re-covered.
Yotir-H la.lides.nnu' to prepare them-
evns fi r an lioiinr.ih.e life work should
lake it Ciuixe of ti.,iiiinir in the TrainuiK
School for pur-s. i"(o Ohio St., Omaha
iinler thp nianatfemeiit of thet hilf Sav-
inc Institute, This will also he h fine
pre.ar?it ion for ftl'ure life, even if not
lullowe-t professionally. Kcml for infor
mation. ent'losiDK stanip.
ONLY
Railroad between Missouri Mver and
Chicago.
Direct 'Ine to St. Paul Minneapolis.
Dlreot Line to Btark Hills.
Apply to nearest agent for rates, mui
and time ca.rd
TIME TAFILE
Vpl Bound, Eis' ftmnd.
Mornintr. Evenintr.
No. 13, Due 9:11 No. 14, Hue 7:25
No. S3, lo. f-t. 8:3Ti No. M lot. frt, 5:41
Both trains carrv pnipi'i.ers.
HOMES: fjootl homes are wanted for
orphan ard destitute children, not icniplv
shelters with food aid cloihinu, nod
school privi!et:es, hut homes in which
father and mother unite to tram their
children wisely for the positions of, use
fullness that will he ojien tomorrow
Homes where discipline is not h.tsty a-id
smodic. but where a stout) v, tiohie
hi(.rh i nn controls the da ly life, even
though in the hat tie for bread and for
the comforts of life there has not been
theflesired success. A frood home trams
for time and eternity. Such are wanted
for many children '.r the "hi Id Saving
Institute, lSOfl Ohio St.. Omaha.
Write for information, enclosinjr stamp.
VALUE CF THE BIRCH
Vhat Old-Tfme Writers RegartJed as
Its Specialty.
Old wrliera In ine-LtlonlPS bircb
roes aeldora failed to say solemnly
bat thoy were nseful to grow
wenches with which to give boys
hrashlcRs, Turner rt'KBrcIs the eup
ily of "i!clble, rcrtdont branches" for
mrpofses of puj.ihn-?nt as the Chief
oerlt of the tree. Coles also based bin
Mstlmtvte of the birch chiefly on lta
se In the supply of rod Instru
ments of pun.adiDent, for be writes?
The clvl! use3 wbereuuto the birch
erveth are many; as. for the pun.nh
nent of children, btith t home a:d at
ichool; for It Lath an admirable In
luence tipor the:u to quiet them when
bey are out of order, and, therefore,
ome call It ma! e-peace." ;n anolert
Rome the fasc-g of tho lictors, with
ahlch they clo.-ired the way for tbe
najrlstraU's, were formco. with rodt
if birch end tho r Influence wss ob
tlly :,uSiCi;'-r 10 insure a rapid lla
erslnn c a jesernblcd where icy
a-ou?) Ir-i, ..... i'je pasrage of tbe ad
miim'iBtor'i jf the law. From that
Irce io within a comparatively recent
;erlod the birchen rod was r;'. rded
is one of the most Important deter
wU of juvrfrllo depravity.
-TwoLya.
-
R PHARMACY. i!!
A Jt-lia Happen ngS.
I
I Art I IieVCr See ally HC'WS
j from Adelia I will try my
i l. ,.,1 t ,,,T.;4;,,,. ,,,.-0 u
JiUH'iui niiiai ill-. Uf L v.
never written any before, you
want to excuse all mistakes
made.
Mr. Peter Borkey sjient
Christmas at the section house
in this city.
Mr. Kosenburg and family
spt-nt Ciiristmas at Crawford
with Mrs. Force and family
Mr. Loyd Wilson from.
Crawford came u p Wednesday
to Mr. Kosenburgs return
ing home Thursday. Come
again Floyd as you are al
ways welcome. He taught the
Adelia school last winter and
made a good success of it. He
is now going to the State Uni
versity at Lincoln. Success to
bim.
The Snowbank.
C. Ii. UNFIT
successor to ?. U. NEWMAN
-DEALER IN--
Luinber, Doors, SaL Lime,
Coal, Woffons, Jitffffies and
Machinery of all Kinds.
I a ho carry a line of Wind
Mills, Pumps, Piping,
Towers, Wind 3 fill re
pairs, etc. etc. etc.
A large stock of feed, Itoth
ground and ungrouud al-
roays on hand.
mail criirs given. pr;mpt
rbmiicn.,
Give ms a Call.
LACY BROS.
. DEALERS IN
Lumber, Lath, Saeh, Doors,
Lime, Cement; Flour, Feed
and Grain; Buggies, Farm
Implements, Wagons;
Hardware, Wind
mills, Pumps
& etc
I May Elevate Blthop Potter.
Diep Interest la manifested by i:
ieifiy of the Episcopal diocese ot K
fork In the tuggesUon made by U.,
Ur. C. F. Caned of Trinity enure.
New Rochelle, that New York atf--om
prising Sve dioceses, be rreatexl b
to a province and that Blabop Pott
be maile aa arcaMtaop and placsd to
cbarae.
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GO tCN.
COMMERCIAL HOT hi
OPPOSITE DEPOT.
EVEicY riUNU Kt-i .-..'-iW,
AKU All, TliK4T WITH aH KTKKY.
Hoard i)y Day or Week.
W. H WRIGHT rm.p.
AllVKKTlSING RATKS.
Per inch, simile co;ui:iii, er month 'Of
Per -.olunin, er month
Professional t anU jie.- j ear, one inch 5 00
Iyx-als -r line ench iu .(Ifi
50 per ent off on yearly contracta.
STOCK BRANDS.
inJ i asAt, will enhltah your tirRii'l, like
-tie IoIIowiiik, lor iier Vesr. Kach ad
lltu al tiraiut 7.1 rents. r.very rariner or
ranchmen In Hlnux and ailjoliiltiit riiunth
,:iouia ailvertlse their hraii'ln in i HKJoea.
SAL as It ctrcnlntei nil over the suite. It
nsy te Hie means of eaviiitt moiO'V for vou
On tin brMlflf!
iim fion n In cut
tni Irtt iiifr,
KtiK ' ut !i'W
Hi, Nclttitkii.
S500 REWARD.
Cor the atrit ami convletioii ol any prty
it pat tie 'i-sIIiik or dlf iRiuiiig any tirund
n stock belonging to the ncnlerslK"eil par
ilM .
tiKOKUK SWASSW
Lattlo hrsnded
ior" branded
-1r. rii?e on siij,.r t reek.
Any siis k branded b above being estray
d from my rantre, discovered by any Ixxly
n lvii)ir me lurormatWii will Iw rewarde.i,
Adilie, H. hoblimon, Nebraska
KRANK M TIO.
Cattle hrssileit
side ami same on
der 1l horses.
oil the left
'eft shiml-
rfnii
Als4 some of the Horses
tie are branded on side
shoulder some as doscrib
abovr UHuiid.
snl est.
and Hie
ed lor the.
Address Harrison Nebraska.
CV.U
in Every Home
Un to Date
J -..i:ii:i'.n
i i WCTKXUOl '
WEBSTER'S
IinmATIONAL
DICTIONaRY
A nictlanarr sf ENGLISH.
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i Tho New and E.nlarged
Edition Conlaina
'25,000 Now Words
-N'-w Gazetteer of the World
with mine ih:m sf'i.iu) titles, hastsl on tlte
latest census returns.
New Biographic! Dictionary
nn I alnliia' niiinca of o cor VMMJ not o rurt by
lersona, with uiitlimnlli y, orriipatlon. date
oi rvisns, laataj oi ou-iu, oeaiu, etc.
Vllted by W.T. HASBIS, PH.D.. IX. D.
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New Plates 2300 Qaart Pages
R.lcb Rlndlnt a 5000 llluatratlnna
e also publish
Webster's Colleelate Dictionary
wllhOlnssarrof MiolllsliVor.laml I'l.rnsea.
Iljhm IMDkanuw. Kiu -ilmt
" 1rl-olaaa In 141-aiu y, aecond-clie-a I n
LCT US SEND YOU PACE
"A Test la Preaaaeiatlan" which utter-' 1
Eleaaaiit ami luairuciite le-Hna's civ.r
ilnatont. lilustratsxl Min.:iiui ', ., 1
O.OC.MERRIAMCO1 j
Pwbllekiore. Sarins field, 'i
w 1
Juhu Johnson,
SSStl "' '''rt ''
sttwduav, e
IS
HfflHLXJ
liorars brsaded wltk any saT above btsaOs.
Attdreaa, J. A. Auesou,'V .
Ilarrtaoa, Has
mi KictT a so.
R
Cattle brand
d aam aa that
jn rut ua eith
r side of aul-
11 al
And IoIIusIiik on
leit side af cattlr.
nd this
on X t aide of she sbaefc.
And this
oh left aldeaae kip.
Range nit itunnlni: Water.
IW 1 mice Address, llarr!on, iiebraska.
rt 1 1 c hrsi d
1. 1, rh'ht
1 t .p.
t .i' i r.
: :i .111 .eftsiiln. lilflit ea. (lipfaat
$100 REWARD will lie paid forevideaeo
ont-icling any one lor minting- cig or la
sny wuy tiiinM rli'ic with ttocK baring aef
of the above brand or brands,
lianrli at Amliews, Nebr,
Address, Harrises gebr.
J If. 1 ENSIX)W.
t'ati Is brsaeed
a ,-lgnl sld
i as eat
A',d also D oa
at hip.
Horses hrsn led a"H ei right sbaaider
ir Jnw. Kantte on ,ilt Klver, aa tbe eld
llsve tolvilla rsjicb.
P.U. Address;
bias, b'rbr.
JOHN A. i IAN SON
i 111 uie miinw' f
OiUIIDltlU nlieitU-
Also HG on ent
ile and !ture
.nt tie on lef tilde
horns on luft
siiOUIUrr.
Uinite ,111 Silver KprniKS and east fi IS
Ins yoMofnVe -Harrison Neb.
nKWAitii.
will 'ny 5.00 rew ard for srb
of iiav( "olville's horses hrandeit
jii eilher jaw or ihijrh turnedl
j .'er o .oho llieer on Runnini
Wrf.ter. iiImi $10ii.f)0 for proof u,
i-onvict nny p rson unlawfully haodhag
iny of said bofhes.
w. J. a. Rim.
HKKP VRKV I.IVK8TOCKC0
riraiidLd en I sft hip ef Cattle
nod su lefteheeb al Nartaa
ItHiiKaon DeesCreea.
Address, Deep Craek l.lve Stosk Oa
J. II. lUtliKKT, nieraaa,
!, NehraaKa.
OCTAVE II ADR IS,
rattle braaded
as sbova oa
left Mde trlas
ever bit ets left
a .
Raags oa tea.
ulng Wasst,
P. n. Address. Marslsnd. Jfear.
X F.l L JoRHA.
Harass and tav
pup :
tie brassed aa
either elds, seeae
Mid ("attle branded
'He, aud Horse 011 lalt
aw
Address. Hod are, Mel
HK.NItr W ARMKKB.
' attle irnnd-
d on left side.
Hangs on
lunnlrlf Watar
reeeb.
u. Address llarrUoa. gi
i. B. KSBT.
cstlle Hranded a"l aifsjs
P.O. Address, Uaawferd. BV
En
J. K, IILNTKK.
ffi.
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