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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1899

Page

4

Republicans Nominate a Full County Ticket in Cheyenne County

The county convention praised Judge Neubauer for treasurer and J. E Trinnier for county clerk. Frank King seeks re election as sheriff praised for economy. Otis D. Lyon would stay as county superintendent. A Solomonson is the preferred county judge and Robert H. Willis is the long serving county surveyor.

Neubauer Sidney J. E Trinnier Sheriff's Office Frank King Cheyenne County Otis D. Lyon Lyon Sife A. Solomnonson Sol County Surveyor’s Office Robert H. Willis

Coroner Bassett and Judge Pease Feted in County Campaign

The piece extols W F Bassett as top choice for coroner of Cheyenne county and lauds Judge A Pease for county commissioner. It praises Bassett novelty and efficiency in handling corpses and vows of unbiased service, while arguing for Pease due to business experience and integrity to resist partisan tax payer sacrifice. The tone urges continued Republican support.

Sion Willis W.F Bassett Cheyenne County Doe A. Pease

Sixth Nebraska district poised for Republican win

The Omaha Bee notes strong demand for lands in Nebraska and argues the Sixth district should be reclaimed for Republicanism in next November's congressional election. It claims a Republican majority in Congress and mocks populist representatives amid broad prosperity after Bryan defeat.

Nebraska Bryan Globe- Democrat

Willis and locals make weekend travels in region

R H Willis drove to Sidney Saturday and back Sunday. Fred Smith and Jim Holloway headed to Lewellen with 75 head of A D cattle. Thomas Blackmore left for Alliance early week. W H Willis and wife traveled to Belmont Saturday. Fred W Smiths were at the Bridge last week. John Merrill of South Dakota staying at Wellsville. Fred Tulless returned from Alliance and Hay Springs Monday. R H Willis left for Gering to measure the river, with W E Willis. John Seslar is very sick, Dr Long of Bayard called. Mrs L Young and son visited the Tent. Will Gaines came over from Scott's camp Tuesday.

R. H. Willis Sidney Fred Smith Jim Holloway Lewellen A. D Thomas Blackmore Alliance W. H. Willis Belmont Fred W. Smith John Merrill South Dakota Wellsville Fred Tulless Hay Springs Gering W. E. Willis John Seslar Dr. Long Bayard

Advertised Letter List at Sidney Nebraska 1899

Unclaimed letters remaining in Sidney post office for the week ending Sept 16 1899 include Ackerson Burnett Cunningham Cookley Davis Fritz Freed Gunthorp Johnson fochler Linden Lichtenstiger McGuire Mosder Patterson Pierson Runyon Walter Ross Rachard Schmid Steveniss Spengver Schermerhorn Vian Villin Waltinin Wood Wilson Wisdom Dent Evans Johnson Jamison Parsner Pyattney Walch Vanderwielen Maury and others. Callers must say advertised. CHAS CALLAHAN P M.

Sidney Nebraska Ackerson Dave Burnett B. Cunningham Cookley Dennis Davis Robert Davis John Fritz Joseph Freed Elier Gunthorp Sweammond W. C. Johnson Lewis Fochler Henry Kern James Lease I. A Linden W. C. Lichtenstiger J. Be, McGuire Mosder

New Dry Goods Line Unveiled by E McLernon

Our complete stock in all departments is ready for inspection with new and up to date goods. Prices are as low as any seller, and we invite you to view the large, varied assortment. It will be a pleasure to show them as they merit admiration. More details to follow.

E. McLernon L. J. Clark Orange Courthans S. Va S. S Swift State Journal Ita Nebraska State Journal Lincoln Neb

Moore Named Presiding Elder in Western Nebraska Conference

In Broken Bow last week the Western Nebraska Conference appointed Rev. R. S Moore as presiding elder. Moore and wife return to North Platte to fulfill duties. The North Platte district lists numerous appointments including Bayard John Johnson, Big Springs G W Keisling, Curtis Dr Tyler, Gering L W Chausler, North Platte C C Wilson, Paxton W D Merryman, Sidney Austin, Wallace J E Gilpen, and others yet to be supplied.

Western Nebraska Broken Bow R. S Moore M. E. Church North Platte R. S. Moore Bayard John Johnson Big Springs G. W. Keisling Brady Island L. Barnes Bertrand and Loomis Curtis Dr. Tyler Elwood Aa Chamberlain Elsie Farmam B. J. Erwin Gandy A. Bolin Gering L. W. Chausler Grant B. F. Hornaday Hays Centre D. M. Farmes Harrisburg Imperial Kimball—Russell Link Lewellen Elmer Keller Lodgepole and Chappell O. A. Trabue Maywood A. J. Armstrong C. C. Wilson R. Randolph Ogalalla F. T. Hoon Paxton W. D. Merryman Palisade Sidney— —. —. Austin Stockville O. F. Chesbro Summerset Smithfield M. Carmin Wallace J. E. Gilpen Vanneta W. C. P. Winberly

Dr Kilmer Swanp Root Kidney Remedy Advertisement

Ridavy trouble preys upon the mind and ambition fades when kidneys are out of order. For pleasing results use Dr Kilmer's Swanp Root the great kidney remedy. Available at druggists. Free sample bottle by mail and pamphlet from Dr Wilmer & Co Binghamton NY.

Insurance on the twenty year plan in New York Life

The notice promotes a twenty year New York Life Insurance plan offering safe permanent protection and return of paid premiums plus some accumulation. It lists Sidney area policy holders including Mack Radcliff W. C. Bullock Chas Callahan A D Stewitts Edward S Muenich L G Simon Matt Daugherty F G Griffith James L McIntosh Andrew K Greenlee and others and invites inquiries through OC. T. Taylor at Dr Stowitts' office.

New York Sidney and Vicinity Mack Radcliff W. C. Bullock Chas. Callahan A. D. Stewitts Wm B. Mitchell Wmn. O. Snavely Christian Pfiefer C. J. Finn Lapeer James McMullan Daniel Kelley Heist N. W. Olson New York Life Insurance Company OC. T. Taylor Stowitts

Chronic diarrhoea cured by Chamberlain remedy

Testimonies from J. R. Ginus and S. L. Shaver of Fincastle Virginia praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Ginus suffered twelve years. Shaver endured long illness before three bottles restored strength. Casper of Fincastle supplies the remedy to dealers.

Chamberlain J. R. Ginus Fincastle S. L. Shaver Mr. Gibbs Mr. Shaver W. S. Casper

Buckeye Piles Ointment Cited as Cure for Rectal Trouble

Public notice promotes Tabler's Buckeye Piles Ointment as a universal remedy for all forms of rectal trouble including blind and bleeding piles. It claims no pain or operation and offers bottles at 50 cents and tubes at 75 cents, sold by D. J. Scanlon.

D. J. Scanlon

Fall Festivities Excursion Tickets to Denver

Excursion tickets to Denver and return from Sidney Neb offered at 25 cents for the Fall Festivities. Tickets on sale September 24 25 and 26 with return limit October 2. For details contact E R Breisch agent Sidney Neb.

Denver Sidney E. R. Breisch T. Sidney Neb

Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promoted as Fast Cough Cure

The ad promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the quickest and most dependable remedy for throat lung and chest troubles. Clinton druggist A L Armstrong touts high sales and claims it is the most perfect cough medicine, noting buyers praise its effectiveness for coughs colds and consumption. Sold by D J Scanlon at 25 cents and 50 cents.

Ballard A. L. Armstrong Clinton, Sr Buallard D. J. Scanlon

Napoleon and the Cobbler in Mare la Tours Tale

A humorous scene shows Napoleon arriving at Mare la Tours where a timid mayor falters through a prepared speech. An old shoemaker disrupts with bold praise, boasts of four sons in the army, and earns honors and a pension as officers are created for them.

Napoleon Mare-la- Tours Bonaparte Don Quixote Caesar Alexander Black Wood

Telegraph Talks Between Carlisle and Harrisburg

A day or two after General Fitzhugh retired the Carlisle to Harrisburg telegraph line began service with terse messages that amused officers and civilians. The Harrisburg operator spoke in army slang while Noble the civilian from Carlisle fumbled the syntax as they relayed questions about rebel movements and military condition, highlighting wartime communication quirks.

Fitzhugh Carlisle Harrisburg Clvilfian Noble Minneapolis Times

First Baby Safe Arrival Promoted By Mother's Friend

A promotional piece extols the joys of a first birth and urges expectant mothers to use the scientific liniment Mother's Friend to reduce pain. It claims preparation can ease the ordeal and offers a free booklet Before Baby is Born from The Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta.

Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga

Union Pacific Offers Greatly Reduced Fares to West

The Union Pacific announces a greatly reduced rate of 25.00 to Portland and Puget Sound points, Helena and Montana points, Salt Lake City and Utah points. For tickets and full information contact E. R. Breisch, Agent.

Union Pacific Portland Puget Sound Helena Montana Pointe Salt Lake City Utah Pointe E. R. Breisch California

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Telegraph Sidney Telegraph Feoles Poniard Sidney, Neb Congressional Congress M. P. Rtinkatd O'Neilyd Thirteenth Judicial District HW. M Grimes Nort Platte Vork J.necraver J. ¥. Trinnier Caprir House Hock Frank H. King King A. Solomonson Robt. H. Willis Camp Claref W. F. Bassett Personel Dent Alice 2 Evans Rose Johnson Anna Johnson E. A. Jamison Jennie Parsner Ella Pyattney Ruby Walch Emma Vanderwielen Maury P. M R.S. Moore Mountain & Plain Denver, Colo Gol UNION Pacific Figrory Rocky Mountain Shams Wyoming Aol Springs Jddaho Daily I. R. Breisch AcEnr Ss. S. S. For New York Weekly Tribune THE Telegraph Ti Sidney Flour & Feed M. J. Sanders Pantenburg
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