Republican State Convention to Meet in Lincoln May 3
The Republican State convention is called to meet in Lincoln on May 3 at 2 00 pm to select four delegates and four alternates to the national convention in Philadelphia June 20 1900 and to place in nomination eight presidential electors governor lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer auditor general attorney general commissioner of public lands and buildings and superintendent of public instruction. Representation is one delegate at large and one for each 100 votes or major fraction cast for Hon B M Recese at the election held in 1890. The apportionment lists counties and delegate counts. no proxies allowed. county conventions will select a county committee and officers. state central committeemen from old senatorial districts to be chosen. new state committee to meet at close of state convention. J T Maulalieu Orlando Tefft Secretaries Pro Tem
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Lincoln
Philadelphia
Hon. B. M Recese
Adams
Dolson
Antelope
Veal Kearney
Lancaster
Lagan
Loup
McPherson
Madison
Merrick
Nanee
Nemahia
Naekolts
Owe
Pawnee
Perkins
Sees
Phelps
Photcg
Polk
Red Willow
Richardson
Saline
Tandy
Salsa Fillmore
Saunders
Franklin
Scotts Blur
Frontier
Seward
Garfield
Sioun
Gosper Stanton
Grant
Thayer
Greeley
Thomas Tees Hall
Thurston
Hamilton
Valley Phylla Hartlan
Washington
Wayne
Hitchcook
Webster
Holt v
Wheeler
Hooker
York
Aes
Jefferson
J.T. Maulalieu
Orlando Tefft
Sixth District Republican Convention Arranges Delegates
The Sixth Congressional district electors are urged to send delegates to a Republican convention in Kearney Nebraska on April 26 at 4 p m. The meeting will nominate a candidate for Congress and select two delegates and two alternates to the Philadelphia national convention June 19 1900 and address other business. Each county gets one at large delegate and one per every hundred votes or major fraction for Judge M B Reese in 180.
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Sixth
Kearney
Nebraska
Philadelphia
M. B. Reese
Republican County Convention to Meet at Sidney on April 21 1900
The Republican County Convention is called to meet in Sidney on April 21 1900 at 2 p m to select six delegates for the State Convention in Lincoln on May 2 1900 and six delegates for the Congressional Convention in Mearney on April 26 1900 Precinct delegate totals are listed with names and locations and proxies are not recommended Delegates present should cast the full vote of the delegation Precinct primaries are set for April 14 1900.
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Sidney
Lincoln
Mearney
Bayard
Bronson
Colton
Camp Clarke
Court House Rock
Eagle
Gilchrist
Maynes
King
Aig
Deigha
Ead Loadgepole
Oo Potter
Pere
Redington
Bhodhidea Trog
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Advertising notice promising a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Claims refund if it fails and notes 25 cents price with genuine IL BQ mark on each tablet.
Political Calendar and Western Cattle Interests Confront Leasing Threat
The article lists political conventions from April to July including Republican and Democratic national gatherings and regional events. It then reports Colorado cattle growers meeting in Denver to oppose proposed public land leasing, arguing it threatens small stockmen with monopolization by large interests, while supporting at least equal treatment for non free-range ranchers and homesteaders. The National Live Stock Association plans a leasing bill with a local option to protect range users and reassure smallholders.
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Colorado
Denver
West
United States
National Live Stock Association
Upholsterers Union Wins Wage Increase After Brisk Demand
The Upholsterers Union of New York secured wage hikes of 85 percent for ordinary work and 50 percent for special work after employers chose to pay rather than shut shops. The piece notes that four years ago, amid tariff-driven economic strain, workers would have yielded as demand and supply shifted the other way.
The Lincoln Man Who Dreads the Doctor
A Lincoln resident, seventy five years ten months old, never drank alcohol or used tobacco or medicine and has stayed free of illness. He serves as a lesson on body care for youth to avoid decrepitude and nervous old age, arguing the best care is avoiding doctors and medicines and keeping the body strong through life.
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Bixby
State Journal
Lincoln
Advise for Personal Advancement and County Assessments
The speaker warns against relying on others for advancement and urges self improvement and earning respect through worthy work. The text notes a rising number of poor men in the county as the assessor makes rounds, highlighting economic concerns and local oversight.
Western Nebraska Educational association to meet in North Platte
The eighth annual Western Nebraska Educational association session will be in North Platte on April 27 and 28 with the declamatory contest on the 26. Lecturers include Prof E H Barbour Prof E G Dexter State Univ of Nebraska State Supt Jackson and others. Local teachers L B Cary and C P Chambers have papers and Miss Kreamer will recite. Day sessions are in the cour t house and evening sessions in the opera house. Railroad deal offers full fare to North Platte with return at one third rate.
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Western Nebraska Educational Association
North Platte
E. H. Barbour
State University of Nebraska
E. G. Dexter
State University of Colorado
Jackson
C. F. Beck
H. F. Carson
Kearney
L. B. Cary
Miss Kreamer
Naughty Zell
C. P. Chambers
A. L. Chase
Sutherland
Court House
Opera House
Advertised Letter List for Sidney Nebraska Week Ending April 14 1900
Unclaimed letters at the Sidney post office include names such as Monroe Johnson John Langley J. J. Baker and James Haworth among others with several entries marked by initials and parenthetical counts. The notice lists patrons, ladies and various surnames and requests recipients call at the post office to claim letters.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Ardres
Monroe Johnson
Normiun
Anderson
Mr. Jennings
Leonard Anderson
John Langley
J. J. Baker
Wesley
Melvin
C. E. Buck
Chas
Marshall
Prank
Brown
Ed Langley
J. Burkey
J. R. Melvin
C. E. Babbitt
James H Brown
D. Chamberlain
R. Clark
Harry Canedy
Harry Clark
Carson
John Daykin
Vom Sloguk
R. H. Eliott
Curtis
Tucker
George Ekberg
Robert
Thomas
Frank Foster
John E
Usher
Clarence
Fox
Tom Williams
James Haworth
John Wit
Chine
Haworth
BE. F. Herrman
A.L Wells
Riley
Notice of Nonresponsibility by J. H. McShane & Co.
The undersigned will not be responsible for or recognize any claim for indebtedness incurred by anyone in their employ or by sub contractors unless on a written order. This statement is issued by J. H. McShane & Co. in formal notice.
Land Transfers in Cheyenne County Ledger
Transfers filed with the county clerk include Mary A Chowins and husband transferring lot 9 block 19 and more in Sidney to Curtis D Essig for 1000 dollars. W W Chowins sells 28-15-49 to B W Chase for 7500 dollars. Martha A Carter and husband sell one third interest in sine and stow 24-19-30 for 100 dollars. Curtis D Essig sells land near Clarkson's addition to Sidney within 150 feet of the railroad for 100 dollars. J F Dawson and T B Dawson trustees sell lots 3 and 4 block 17 to E M Westervelt trustee for 100 dollars. E D Wallace sells no 8-16-48 to WH Hull. Alonzo Teagarden and wife sell nw 28-15-49 for 500 dollars. W T Whitney and wife sell nw 28-15-49 to B W Chase. Ed Hague and wife transfer multiple parcels in 35-23-47 and 14-22-47 to Alonzo Hague for 1500 dollars. Virginia C Willard and Roy Willard et al heirs sell sw 10-13-49 to Nebraska Loan Trust Co for 1.00. W H Kellam to J W Harper 10-15-49 for 1500 dollars. J W Harper to Henry Leiner 10-15-49 for 1000 dollars.
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Cheyenne County
Mary A. Chowins
Curtis D. Essig
Clarkson
Sidney
Martha A. Carter
Hillsborough, Co
N. H
Sine
Stow
Wm. A. Wilson
B. W. Chase
Nebraska-Wyoming & Western Railroad Co
J.F. Dawson
T. B. Dawson
E. M. Westervelt
E. D. Wallace
Livingston Co
WH. Hull
Ed Hague
Story Co
Iowa
Alonzo Hague
Alliance
Neb
Virginia C. Willard
Roy Willard
C. T. Willard
Lilian Willard Scott
D. W. Scott
Isaac Willard
Nebraska Loan & Trust Co
Land Office Final Proofs and Contest Ruling in Nebraska
The notice lists multiple land office final proofs in various counties with names such as John Gyger Herman Schroeder J M Brackhage Olivia W Kingery Geo O Curfman Chas H Chase Martin Mickel sop Robt B Bray and others, plus a contest decision in Brooks versus Parker sustaining the local office dismissal. It notes potential congressional candidate Judge H M Grimes opposed to William Neville, praised as a strong campaigner and regular foe of Neville, with Grimes unlikely to resign to run.
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Homestead
John Gyger
Chappell
Si Sw
Herman Schroeder
Sidney
J. M. Brackhage
Olivia W. Kingery
Hutchinson
Geo. O. Curfman
Oshkosh
E Sw
Chas. H. Chase
Bigspring
Martin Mickelsop
Hershey
Robt. B. Bray
Heath
Brooks
H. M. Grimes
William Neville
Congress
Grimes
Neville
Gering Courier
Strayed or Stolen Cattle Seeks Recovery Reward
Strayed or stolen cattle bearing brand ES on left side or E on either jaw and dewlapped, ear marked crop on left and fork on right. Reward offered by Adam Nichol of Sidney Nebraska for information leading to recovery.
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Adam Nichol
Sidney
Notice of non-liability by A. W. Atkins & Co.
Notice is hereby given that A. W. Atkins & Co will not be responsible for or recognize any claim for indebtedness incurred by any person in their employ or by sub-contractors unless the claim is upon written order.
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J. H. McShane & Co
Mndesigned
A. W. Atkins & Co
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promises Quick Cough Cure
An advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup for coughs and croup with claimed fast relief and a “no benefit, no pay” policy.John Coffin of Kirwin, Kansas, cites recovery from consumption after using the remedy and notes improved chest and lung pain. Sold by D. J. Scanlon at 25 and 50 cents.
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John Coffin
Kirwin, Kens
D. J. Scanlon
There is but one way to win recognition and that is to deserve it
A quotation attributes that men earn esteem through merit not through friendship or favoritism, stressing performance as the sole path to true recognition. The line implies merit-based advancement over connections.
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York Times
Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism in West Virginia
A West Virginia man reports his wife suffered a lengthy rheumatic attack that left her bedridden and unable to walk without help. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm, she walked to breakfast the next morning and has had no similar attack since. Sold by all dealers.
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Renna, Jackson Co
W. Va
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Seattle
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