Absurd Charges Against Republicans and County Finances
The Telegraph notes Republican tariff expectations in Congress are cautious due to no clear Senate majority, revenue needs, and party self interests. It reports county commissioners facing about 25,000 in outstanding 1894 to 1896 claims, urging bonds or other methods, and calls for public discussion. Also cited are school fund warrants delays, legislative activity with 342 bills introduced, and political shifts in Illinois and Nebraska.
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St. Louis Gobe-Democrat
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Dingley
Sherman
Aldrich
Old State Bank
the World-Herald
Cornell
Corbett
Reserve
Bartley
Railroad up the valley discussion begins in meeting notes
A meeting called by Harvey Stephens to promote a railroad up the valley chose Stephens as chairman and 4H W Raver as secretary. Donald McLean asked for canal mileage and land data. a committee of Flower Peters and Baquett will gather facts. Also notes cattle losses from millet and a Western New York sugar beet test with hopes for a national beet belt.
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Harvey Stephens
Stephens
W. Raver
Donald McLean
Short Line Railway
C. H. Flower
Wm. Peters
A. J. Baquett
New York
Globe Democrat
Philadelphia Street Car Idyl Relics Of Antitrolley Days
A Philadelphia street car ride ends with a joke and a stamp request. A driver asks the conductor to buy a stamp for a letter to his girl while the couple waits, and a northbound car is finally found after a delay near Sixteenth Street.
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Philadelphia
Mallowhill
Bill
Sixteenth Street
Jim
Philadelphia Record
Notice of final proof in timber culture claim
Frederick Price files intent to make final proof before the Register at Sidney Nebraska on February 7 1897 for timber culture application No 214 ne quarter section 44 township 1 lin range lw witnesses Milo Webster Alex R Voolz Patrick Dalton and Edward Y S Pomeroy all of Sidney Nebraska Joan M Adams Register
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Sidney Nebr
Frederick Price
Sidney
Nebe
Township No. Lin
Ranse No
Lw. Leniames
Milo Webster
Alex R. Voolz
Patrick Dalton
Edward Y. S. Pomeroy
Nebraska
Joan M. Adams
Register
Nebr
Mary J. Messerly
Joseph E. Messerly
Frank A. Rowan
John Cowley
August Rowman
Benjamin W. Chase
Jonn M Adams
Catherine Mood
Ney
George A. Haxby
William Stilwill
Lisco
Auburn W. Atkins
Edney
Heart Disease Symptoms Highlighted in Medical Warning
The notice lists fainting spells weak or hungry feelings irregular or intermittent pulse fluttering or palpitations choking sensation shortness of breath and swelling of feet and ankles as signs of a diseased or weak heart.
Land Office notices from Sidney Nebraska filings
Notice to set settlers of final proofs in land claims. Jurgen Jurgens seeks final proof for sw 9, tp 1n, r 4w with witnesses Jerry McCarty and others at Sidney. Jacob Whister files timber culture proof for section 28, township 16, range 48 in York County with witnesses from Sidney. Both notices dated 1897 and 1898 respectively.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
L. G. Russem
Public Lands & Bldgs
A. Pease
Lincoln
A. D
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Promises Quick Relief
John Coffin of Kirwin Kansas reports using Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for consumption after a doctor predicted death. He claims rapid improvement with reduced chest pain and says the product cures whooping cough and croup too. Price 25 and 50 cents, no benefit no pay, sold at Scanlan’s Drug Store.
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John Coffin
Kirwin
Kans
Ballard
Scanlan
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Fast Pain Relief
Rheumatism neuralgia and painful afflictions are described as easily cured with Ballard's Snow Liniment. It claims to cure strains cuts bruises stiff joints and contracted muscles by penetrating to the bone and providing immediate relief. The dealer guarantees the product and sells for 40 cents at Scanlan's Drug Store.
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Ballard
Scanlan’s
Meat Market Sale by Chas. Vernon In Sele
The Exchange Meat Market is offered at a bargain as Charles Vernon announces his exit from the business. Vernon states he wishes to go out of the meat trade and to close operations at Sele.
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the Exchange Meat Market
Chas. Vernon
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the Telegraph
PususHeo Evert
Cheyenne
Cresense County
Sidney, Neb
Chas. Callahan
THE
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Illinois
William J. Mason
Chicago
United States Senate
T. J. Purcell
North Bend
Fremont Tribune
August Burk
Margaret Burk
Wiltim
SipNey
J. Neubauer
Dr. Miles
N. C. Miller
Fort Wayne
Ind
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Rose Street
Neb
Queen City
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise
Jurgen ¢. Jurgens
N. BE
Jerry McCarty
Charles Swanson
Peter Swanson
Swan Mattson
Sidney Nebraska
PO Sens
Jacob Whister
District Court
York County
York
Land Office
Simon P. Witters
Paul Kappler
Hermiun v. Wiedeburg
Christian &. Vollstaedt
Johnun M. Adams
Eldredge Belvidere
National Sewings Machine CO
Belvidere, Ills
Sele
Ozmanlis
Oriental
Lvese
ST. Lou
Finn
LaPeer
Range
W. Harper
Hige Gins
H. Patman
Dee Cattle
Alao
Jon
E Duran
Sidney Neb
Pumpkin Creek
M‘s Radcliff
Cedar Creek
W Co
Bullock
Lodge Pole
Lodge Pole Creek
Cheyenne Co
Cottonwood Creek
Lovan Co
Colo
Cary
W. Aeringa
A. W. Atkins
Rock Springs
Standard Oil Co
U. P. Hotel
Nebraski
Jed. McCintosh
E. Taylor
Himerican Bank
Europe
Postoffice
Pate
W. F. Bassett
Wilson House
J. al. Wilson
Chowins & Son
Chewins Block
Sidsey, Nebraska
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