McKinley Roosevelt Ticket Listed With Electors
National ticket for President William McKinley and Vice President Theodore Roosevelt announced with electors named by state. Electors include John Nesbit Burt A B Windham Cass Ed Royse Custer L Kennedy Douglas and others from Douglas Saline Buffalo Jonson and related counties.
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John &. Nesbit
Burt
A. B. Windham
Cass
Royse
Custer
J. L. Jacobson
Douglas
L. Kennedy
PF. Langer
Saline
L. W. Flague
Buffalo
P. Davidson
Jonson
Local Ticket Candidates Listed for County and State Offices
The slate includes CHAS. DIETRICH as Governor, E. P. SAVAGE as Lieutenant Governor, G. W. MARSH as Secretary of State, CHAS. WESTON as Auditor, WM. STEUFFER as Treasurer, FRANK N. PROUT as Attorney General, G. D. FOLUMER as Public Lands and Buildings, WwW. K. FOWLER as Supt. Public Instruction, Ww. P. KINKATD as U S Representative Sixth District, JOHN EVANS as Representative Fifty-Fourth District, J. L. MCINTOSH as County Attorney, T. B. DAWSON as Assessor, JOHN P. FISCHER and WH. N. EATON as Road Overseers, J. McFADDEN as Justice of the Peace, and J. C. HUDSON as Constable.
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John P. Fischer
WH. N. Eaton
Justice of the Peace
J. McFadden
Independent bid for re election as Cheyenne County Attorney
Henry E. Gapen announces re election bid as an independent candidate for Cheyenne County Attorney. His name will appear on the ballot by petition following citizen support.
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Cheyenne County
Henry E. Gapeen
Fusion caucus planned at Krueger schoolhouse Colton
A fusion caucus will be held at the Krueger schoolhouse in Colton precinct on Tuesday evening at T o'clock to nominate precinct officers. M. M. KLINE serves as Precinct Chairman.
Tariff Facts for Speakers and Students new edition
Defender Document No. 9 260 pages just out. Order by number only. Bent to any address for twenty five cents. Ad d the American Protective Tariff Tesque 135 West 28th St New York
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American Protective Tariff
West 28Rd St
New York
New Campaign Books on Tariffs Promoted by Protective League
A list of new campaign documents including Ancient Tariffs, Ameri can Tariffs and American Sheep, The Tariff, and Policy of Protection by various politicians. The 144 pages are offered by mail for fourteen years’ subscriptions via the American Protective Tariff League, 135 West 28d Street, New York.
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Plymouth Rock
McKinley
Dingley
Ghltinger
New Hampshire
Congrescaman Grosvenor
Ohio
Mr. Bryan
Big State Journal offers 1901 mail subscription deal
The Semi Weekly State Journal charges 25 cents for a trial through year end 1900 with delivery to thousands of new homes. Send a quarter to Lintha Kiev to receive the up to date state paper for a mere song.
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State Journal
Telribie
The
Lintha
Kiev
Senator Hanna and Local Votes Stir Nebraska Races
The text urges voters in Western Nebraska to back E. D. Owens and J. E. Evans as competent Republican candidates for U S Senate. It cites opinions from a Bridgeport Blade stockman arguing Bryan favors crowding the range and railroads, recalling Cleveland era migration and rail development.
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United States
E. D. Owens
J. E. E. Evans
Nebraska
Bridgeport Blade
Bryan
Itelly
Cleveland
Pasted advice on judging people and handling enemies
Editor Sedgwick of the York Times urges balanced view of others. He notes you should assess friends and foes fairly, recognizing merits even in those you dislike and avoid ruinous judgments.
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Sedgwick
The
York Times
Electric Bitters Save Philadelphia Man from Grave
John Oliver of Philadelphia recalls a severe illness with yellow skin and pain. After three doctors gave up, a course of Electric Bitters brought marked improvement in three weeks and left him a healthy man, claimed to have “robbed the grave” of a victim. Available at W. W. Bassett’s drug store.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
W. W. Bassett
Democrats Attack Lincoln Era Expansion and Poynter
The piece criticizes Governor Poynter and state contracts favoring Lincoln dealers over country merchants, alleging delayed vouchers and biased bidding. It recalls Democratic expansionism debates, contrasts with McKinley era policies, and questions Bryan’s acceptance of the Populist nomination in Nebraska.
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Poynter
State House
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Bryan
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