Large District Court session disposes many cases fast
Judge Norris presided in Beaver City after arriving Monday. Equity matters were settled or dismissed. several cases continued. Notable actions include sales confirmed for several canal and trust cases and dismissals or foreclosures in others. One divorce granted with custody awarded to the defendant. briefs and security for costs ordered in related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Beaver City
McLaughlin
Oliver Miller
George J. Hunt
Charles Thomas Wickham
Frank C
Maggie G. Phillips
the Farmers Trust Co
Myrtle A. Snow
Sale
William Fritz
Lorena Fritz
Plaints
Joseph Haas
Gustav Wellner
Isabella Wellner
C. C. Nelson
Clara Stafford
John Lamberson
Nelson LE
Mattie J. Jonesy Sale
Rose McLaughlin
Frederick William Kreuger
Charlotte J. Kuhns
Fred Krug Brewing Co
M. H. Tobin
William F. Mack
Clarence D. Hillman
J. B. Jackson
Thomas W. Bracken
Andrew Christianson
Hugh
Sarah McFadden
William T. Whitney
Alonzo Teagarten
State of
Nebrska
Clarence D. ‘Hillman
Nebraska
Ernest Worden
Walter Bruner
Dr King's New Discovery Praised by Officials Past Five Years
Alderman James L. Francis of Chicago and Rev John Burgus of Keokuk endorse Dr King's New Discovery as an effective cough and lung remedy. They claim it provided faster relief than other treatments and recommend trying it with trial bottles available at W. F. Bassett's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Francis
Chicago
Dr. King
W. F. Bassett
Best meals and accommodations at the Wilson House
A compact review highlights the Wilson House dining and lodging comforts. It praises seasonal menus and attentive service while noting updated rooms and convenient location for travelers seeking a homelike stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson House
Free silver craze fades as farmers see gold value shift
Eli Perkins reports from Missouri and Texas that free coinage movement is dying. Farmers learn mine owners profit from coined silver, not the government, and the gold price offset by government notes. The west returns to reason as Bryan era rhetoric collapses and farmers reject free silver as a campaign issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
The
State Journal
Free Silver Party
Kansas
Texas
O. D. Austin
Bates County
Cleveland
Mr. Austin
Bryan
Eli Perkins
New Composite Cars on Overland Route Highlighted
The article notes new composite Buffet Smoking and Library cars operating daily on the Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern Line between Salt Lake City and Chicago. These cars feature modern improvements and ample reading material. The Overland Limited serves this route and Union Pacific pioneered the service west of Chicago. Tickets should read via The Overland Route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Salt Lake City
Overland Limited
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Advertisement
Bucklen's Arnen Salve claims to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and piles with money back guarantee. Price 25 cents per box sold by W F Bassett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bassett
Rivera Capture and Cuban War Outlook
The capture of General Rivera is seen as a temporary setback for Cuban insurgents and a depressant for Spain. Rivera’s loss is weighed against Maceo’s death, with the broader Cuban cause judged stronger and likely to endure. The article notes Spain’s costly war, Cuba’s growing strength, and a world outlook that independence remains plausible.
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Cuba
Spain
Rivera
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Maceo
Gomez
Bonaparte
Wendell Phillipe
Philippines
Europe
Turkey
No Reappointments Policy At Washington
The Toledo Blade reports that President McKinley is expected to reject applications from men who held office under the Harrison administration. The editorial praises a policy of rotating rewards, urging new and deserving individuals to be given offices rather than returning fixtures at the pie counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
Harrison
Toledo Blade
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promises Quick Relief
The advert touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the best cure for throat chest and lung troubles. Clinton, Missouri druggist A L Arrm endorses it after trying many remedies, claiming high sales and satisfaction. Price is 25 and 50 cents, sold at Scanlan's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
A. L. Arrmstrong
Clinton
Scanlan’s
County News Notes From Camp Clarke Valley
Special correspondence reports residents and visitors in Camp Clarke. W J Maxwell of Omaha visits the camp while Chas Mount returns to the valley and stays with his father. Manager Hunt oversees Bel mont canal cleaning as Paul Seabach searches for a queen bee. Harry Jenkins teams haul lumber to Alliance for a barn and residence. Bayard Canal extension reaches Red Willow, delighting long waiting locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Maxwell
Omaha
Camp Clarke
Chas. Mount
G. J. Hunt
Belmont Canal
Paul Seabach
Harry Jenkins
Alliance For Lumber
An Opera House for Sidney Planned at Skating Rink
Citizens discuss forming a Sidney Opera House company to buy and remodel the skating rink at Second and Chestnut. The plan calls for moving the building to the lot, adding a stone foundation and permanent stage to create a suitable venue for dances, suppers, meetings, and entertainments. The old rink, large enough for Sidney crowds, would be refurbished with little outlay. The idea gains momentum ahead of the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hall Building Association
Second
Chestnut Streets
Telegraph
Sidney Opera House Company
Sidney
Land records and local notes from a rural assessor period
The notice highlights Mr John Oliver serving as juror in Sidney Sun day and local farming activity with widespread wheat sowing. It mentions final proofs for witnesses, a well attended Sunday school at Gleodahams Round Rock schools, school district 106 with 14 scholars, and residents Will Wagoner A L Bixler heading to Wyoming for summer work. A heifer loss and debate over dehorning are noted amid community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Sidney
Mr. Bybeee
Round Rock
Herbert Mackie
Will Wagoner
E. S. Crigier
A. L. Bixler
Wyoming
Arid lands debate on irrigation costs and potential
Judge Emery argues the federal treasury should fund initial economic fact gathering for arid land reclamation, enabling private capital and cooperation to drive irrigation. Maj Powell cites extensive funded claims and large untapped acreages may be irrigated, with underground water borings suggesting vast supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
United States
Washington
J. S. Emery
Major Powell
United States Geological Survey
National Treasury
Maj. Powell
Kansas
Worm remedy promises certain relief for children
A pure vegetable preparation claims to expel worms with absolute certainty. It targets children showing signs of parasite illness such as poor growth dark circles under the eyes fretful behavior and disrupted sleep. Cream Vermifuge is sold in large or small bottles for 25 cents at Scanlan's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scanlan’s
School Notes on Arbor Day Preparations and Attendance
Eddie Ahrens and Gracie Johson return after sickness as Gracie Struthers is absent from the Intermediate Department. Jimmie Tucker reenters Kindergarten with Harry Runge registering as a new pupil. Arbor Day programs arranged by Second and First PrImaries. Many absent due to storm. Esther Urbach and Mary Lesson back in the Second Primary. Regular exams next week. outdoor exercises canceled on Arbor Day. Mise Chase absent. her vacancy filled by brother M Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Ahrens
Gracie Johson
Gracie Struthers
Jimmie Tucker
Harry Runge
Esther Urbach
Mary Lesson
Mise Chase
M. Chase
Old Village Board Re-Elected in Quiet Election
Village held a calm poll Tuesday with only 42 votes. The five top finishers were H. T. Doran 29, John Pantenburg 27, John Hart 25, W. P. Bassett 23, J. J. McIntosh 21, while Al Gorham earned 14 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Doran
John Pantenburg
John Hart
W. P. Bassett
J. J. McIntosh
al. Gorham
Worthington editor touts Electric Bitters as cure all
Editor Morrison praises Electric Bitters as a superior tonic for constipation and sick headaches. Mrs. Annie Stehle of Chicago, previously exhausted with persistent backache and poor digestion, recovered after six bottles. Price 60 cents and 1.00. Available at W. F. Bassett's Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Worthington
Ind
Annie Stehle
Cottage Grove Ave
Chicago
W. F. Bassett
Bergman's Ad Peddles Fast Black Ladies Stockings
An old Bergman storefront listing promotes fast black ladies leather stockings priced at ten cents per pair, reflecting mid-century bargain advertising tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergman's
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Paxton &Gallagher
McMullan
Denver
Lincoln
Battle Ax
James McMullan
Gustav Runge
A. B. Persinger
Charles E. Trognis
Cyrus Stewart
W.T. Whitney
C. D. Kellams
Herman Konitz
Mems L. Kent
State of Nebraska
Sam Gutfreund
D. V. Dick
Firth Booth
Alice
C. T. Howard
John B. Allen
Belmont Irrigating Canal and Water Power Company
Fidella Newmann
Milton Ahrens
Luther Dickinson
Theodore S. Mackie
Henry T. Bartling
Fleury Tracy
Henry F. Matthews
Leroy Martin
W. P. Miles
Allen Brothers
E. H. ‘Hammond
William Davis
Mark M. Coad
Daniel McAleese
Cheyenne
Plaintiff's Costa
H. T. Clarke
Robert
Ralph D. Chaney
C. W. Mancourt
Henry
Helen M. St. Rayner
Panaces
Bucklen
County News Notes
Kedington
Hrevillea
Redington
Gleodahams
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