Nebraska Newspapers

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Sept. i. 1898
'NUB HAHKA iNlitCPBNOICNT.
COMMON SENSE.
m a a a t fl
If you will follow our
as they appear you will notice that we do not depend
on any high-sounding sentences or any far-fetched
phraseology to interest you, and you will notice that
one thing is never absent from our announcements.and
that's common sense. That's our long suit common
sense. That s what we always try to appeal to your
common sense. Common sense will tell you that when
we send out our catalogues and fill them with samples
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to be picked to pieces, to be chewed over, to be gone
over by families and talked over by storekeepers and
merchant tailors and clothing dealers and compared
,lL 1 u 1., ...a Utu nnt tn
with other samples in other catalogues we havw got to
back our samples up with prices that no other store can
touch, and we do it. Every season finds us increasing
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our business through the mails, and every season finds
our catalogue in greater
to those who get them.
throwing our catalogue
will have to order it. It
Better order it now-
tbataepply and demand, wftb the help
of protection, regulates tba price of
tverv thiagelae, but tbev cau't see how
goldcau go up or down. We bar
asked them, to choose noun property
with which to compare, but they cWt
tbink of anything (hat would confirm
their notion by cornpariaon. It iseaey
for them to m that everything baa
fallen in price by reaaon of overproduce
tion eioptlng g"ld. They ciio't
there in a heavy increased demand for
old without, with but urn nil Increase of
aunolr. One irold Hollar I equal to any
other void dollar, always was and al
ways will be, hence baa not changed.
Nothing mora tieed be said. Gold must
hereafter fill the off)!e and do the work
that silver and gold bolb did, bence it
Increaweof value or jiurcliumug power.
Stop nt'ikfiigrlotb of cotton and wofl
will tfo ui) in like profioi tion cotnnared
with other urooerty. It would Ije more
endurable if tbechawm btwi-fu irold and
property waa flnixhed, but it In Ix-inir
dug wider and diejxtr erery day. Own
doe not half an fat na bunl-
neeaaud population. It doee not in
ereaae half wt faat aa the demand.
Mera Hmwt from Manila,
Camp Dewey, Philippine Inland, N'nnr
Ifenila. July 27. 1H0H;-Mr J)ettr
Mother: There la a mail eteMtner leun a
here today noon for Hun Francisco, and
1 will reply to your letter of June 17
which I received yesterday, a month and
ten da.va eince it waa written. It la the
flrat letter I have received aluc we failed
from Honolulu June 2th. The lint of
officer of the third regiment whicliyou
enclosed whh intereHMtig to the entire
regiment. I reud it at offlitera meeting
in the evening. I alw received two lnrc
roll of iieNiMH'rN winch Kit 11 hud m-nt
and a letter from Uncle Al and one from
TrenHiirer Menerve. I expect a liirne !
livery of mail today or tomorrow. We
get no newa here from the United KlaleH
Nut il eif weeka old. Thninii.il wliicli I
received yealerdiiy contnined the llrl
infoniiH'ion that we have ilmt there nr
two other X(M'illl 1011M following dm iiihI
that the total army here will ! increaacd
to 21,00" men. V" have not yet r
neived Hiiy tn-wa concerning tint celebra
tion of die Fourth of July.
I wrote a letter to Ktta two dii,v niro
coiitainiliv an account, of the nutivi-a
and C'liiip life. I coniiler the native a
lower cIiihm of I he limiiaii ruc than the
Americnn IihIiiiii. They lire xliort in
atature aveniKiug l' " tloui five f.ft.
The women lire dhorler thiill the Him
utid lo not n vemire tnore tlinn 4'iH't
in height. All nre Itlthy and the greater
part are diwiiKed. Kmall pox I com
mon, fee I 1i lie Willi It every ilHV. 1 herit
are many li tie more iln n i.-rooa than
that Veiv pretalent her. 1 he ntihv
wear veiy little rlothiiig. .Moxt of Itm
rliiidrt'ii up In 12 Veara of hue . ur
uothitig at all. Il ix a v.ry coiiiiiioii
tight IOMttowii H'Oplelirel.y tiHlii'd.
Hint III the tv.'liil'g Hull, women und
t'hllilieu eiitiri lr naked (Id bathiiig lit
tba "a etiffe.
Th'V ere vrv nilMpicioiia nud religioua
lulheiraay. For nample one olthw
nativea came lo my tent yeatenlav, lie
bed a mad aliiililet alaiut 2 Int'hea p
.'I made by lold'Uif and xiaing ix diuhII
phcea of paer lgeihar, In il ha had
oin lira ii K ami uuiatelliuihla anlniK.
Ilacarrie.t lloa atMhlft llialile hiaahirt
Dell lo hia biely over lila h. arl and ha.
Itevrd that II would ward off ball!, la
other wurda (hat It aaa bnilet proof.
Ha had paid aa l ll native preala a
laruiii lor II. II had a M-aroalha
atila ul hla Un k holm a hi fa a Mpaillah
buliai had 'il arid it no-rolf mllii'a'
IhatklH. II riplaiiird thai if It had
put lH for lh nit rioua pai-r aha ti
ha carrli it would haVa tf'Oia throuuh
him ai.il aillml aim. tM inm lull
dim thai aea ld-a rt m' toivaa
and a-k'il him II II would a. i ft mf
iraa .l'ia, II-tal l II would aa I laid
lha paf ai'foaa aia brwaal aw. I aaNl.d
hh) to hoot alit ana u .11 t l hra
lolU Hfolrr hkll Wimi'l ahiMil
lkra ' Ikrraut'M lit kiai, 1 1- aim.
ill. I hot l.i.nl ihali llnw .i tul. ,oii
that d a w.im a it lain lha am.il ana
ma I aout I Ui'f Mm It ahiailu a
ktiWtw hla booh, lla wral wild aia wad
with a'l Iheii.ll li-etw la ha atol. I tlurk
it lu whtra ta I fohaMj in hint
lllKMMl wp aaaiual lta f.f na In
.a..ol al !' l'Mi lLal It a mil ward
CAat.kaN lialhla, llf a .lfuttl
I aa alih .a, "uat.d don iuhI
I It ttal ah I ha uiiaaad , lltaaanv
anad H-ora lrard Ikaa vaa a iW,
.Hint, II wa tain IHal t.o l a il
w..id patti da hdllal tea.d, tHva
limit (a I it rto(r ad hot
llnoua lh rwaia (,l (da ta h tear"
It mil. kmU. It waa won. Inful i
nta Ua hllua'a f l taioa rkau.nl,
alhxrda Ida e ul die lraauta
aud liwil la ( al ihtiM toMi',Ur(iia, I
Omaha, August 25,
advertisements in this paper
demand and more valuable'
We nver hear ot anybody
away, it you want one you
won't come to you of itself.
Address department J.
then nfood four of the nativea In line one
behind the other and explained to bitn
that an American bullet would go
through all four of them and twice aa
many of their relfgiona booke. They
bive captured aeveral Kpaniah churchea
and have plundered them of their paint
Imra, bend, croaaea. etc. 1 eticloae croaa
and beada which 1 purchased from one
of them. I alao encloae aeveral little
ahella and a piece of pearl gat hered on
the beach near our camp. They are
very identiful and I will eend more in a
few any.
When you write again encloae Ave or
alx envelope, they ore very hard to get
here, 1 have ph nfy of paper but there
arealmoat no envelope In camp,
I am feeling fairly well, am badly
broke out with heat, and my feet a e
aore from tbe long reconnoitering
marchea which 1 have made, Jt rain
here every day and generally three or
four time. The fighting between the
nativea and Hpainard continue all the
tone night and day. It i a aort of buh
whackiug warfare not a real buttle.
When the American troopatakaa hand
it will le quite different. If theHuauiard
atand butt e wa will kill 6,000 or more of
them in a very abort time. The Hpan
lard may conclude not to fight, but
they are well foUifl d and would not
like to leave their work without a
t niggle. A large atone wall eurronnd
the entire city and there are 14,000
Kpaniab aoldiera inalde. I haven't time
to write more at thia time, but will write
attain in a few daya. Do not neglect to
write me all the new, it i all the newa
which we can get here.
Love to all.
F. 1). EiOKU,
The Lincoln State Journal recelveathe
following pointed rebuke from one of Ita
aub'crilttira:
Viilpiiraiao, Neb., Aug. 2.'!. To the
editor of theKiate Journal: I have hud
the pleiiHure ofreu'ling tliu Daily Journul
for th bint yeur I citu any and I know
whereof I apeuk, that if you are going
to keep up thi tira'le aliout Mr.
I'oynter'a lemieriiiir:e vieaa you will
i: 'UMe iminy leiuneraiice rcpuhliciiDM to
vote for him When a lii mi liaa a irood
point what la tint ue of hiicIi nlui-i. ? I
Iiiivm nl wii.vm looked at Tim Joarnal aa
tlieatate li'itdi-r in true reiuhlic.iuimii
UN 1 II III 11 relUlbl'I'llll to the till', I lecl ll
il I hud a litOe to any. The republican
piirly ahoiild aim to bit pure, iiml U,i
le'en, with a few exi'eitioiiM, If tliM parly
cannot hliiud on prilil'iilea then it hi lt, r
bit ilefi'iiti'd. Teinpi'ianee ia a principle,
and no inn ii that cnlU himm ll a rnl
t.iau will ileiiv it. We do not m i-tl o be
(nitty prohibit ionial. lint when a mini
iota a good point don't for (iod'a enke
knock that out, but atr ke at Ina bu
bin 1 1 a. We ho m' Tim Joiirunl will kii-i
and h i-1 uImivii the woiat i lmni'iit of
4 'Minim. I'leon nuawur in ;iumt or
letter, Youra truly .
Jl'liao ('. Al.l.KN,
The Coluinbiia Tiiliea auya Hi" rliani
piou Ni-hraaka girl livea in Joliet town
ahii, I'inttH iioiiuty, mid printtieea ike
billiiaing bid lo pro ita ataiemeni.'
"la Hie iiiouibot Mn.V Ihlayeur ahe
pUlited I lif wi were a oi polatoea aild lit
J una and July d pi iliem i aul Ihor
uahly nil 1 1 V ImI, and iaua that haa
dona aM lha rmikiHat and avw lug lor lha
biinlly, titiihid lour cow, fed Ilia rn !,
piaa, wad t-Mvknia, al.ot threw rhikni
haw ka, kiihd oer a doiea attak-a, ae
lhadoii oiiaiathlwa traaie, aili'iiih.l
lliirtrvu dauia aad lbr j"eiin, ra-l
Hva ill ma uovt. la, wad aai ao lour a gMa
in lha Mk with her beau, wad wa
often baar lha ipf aiioa a,.dt "What
la Ihera lor wo mm In do!
ThM from (' d I: r II laard, of lha
l'ailiiiow I aia( oitfui.r ul dai
lha ,r. f o.tlua 1. 1 publla luultf
i ann.ir rf iifi,
' ll-iu'liwifura lUrvitilii aa rtr I
ewaaa il la.iMul j...m aoti pii.U" l.i aft
H eraal m-w iu S l.a-l i lb hi-mwf
I la Ikiliali4r l,aiae.'l liauaoar
at,''
H oii. hu Iki Uk alaiut th "old fa
Imlilieia ltf (wottf nut ul ibla
d wan aoh !. ha v tl lly l.i
Mhllla ).( h' r Ike
1 ha ltkl bd U'b eihat MM a I IOr
id Ihvm. II think nut loud MU tha iti.
)pt aa billow!
With lbue t, H-htM-bb-r, hra I b.b.
bibt .if lha bal uM if aat, rtu
a.aa, aai v tlia Ibolaud . aa
tliuiy, a m. rt ul K
iiubiitaa ala wairal roanwltiaa aw l
l'd HUiuMar rhimaa fllharni,.
Hiillira om ia.il,ma' wa iIom'I b inn
aa l rpel.laa f..alamliea k aa
l-atiy la taa by the tdd nag."
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT.
AMERICAN RAILWAYS
VALUABLE FACTS AND FIGURES
FOUND IN A BELATED REPORT.
tetlatlM Coaapllad by tha Intaratata Com
Mart Cemmlaaloa Ia Thans tbe total
llgaot af aa Will riad the Baaaooi for
Oaveramaot Ownarahlp.
From summaries which will appear
la tba tenth ctatlatlcal report of the in
terstate commerce commlsidon, prepared
hr ita atntliiticlnn. tha fnllnwlnir art.
, vsnoe figures are obtained!
! naAt In tb Unlted gtatM ln tb, buudi
of receivers. Those roads operated a
milougo of 17,881 miles, tbe mlloage
0wued by tbcm being 14,80 miles,
fto
arease of 13,013 miles lo tuiiuuge op-
'rated and 8,023 miles in mileage own
byroadi-a tU9 obarge of
' - 8t".
trol of receivers and 88 roada wore
placed oudnr tbolr management.
i Tbo cap)tlli took presented by rail-
inf3
dubt $881,407,790, and current liabili
ties 1113,800,848. A comparison of
these figures with tboNe corresponding
for tba preceding year abowa doorcami
In capital atock ruprcMiuted of over
$260,000,000, and la funded dubt of
over 40S,000,000.
Tbe total railway mlloage ia tbo
United Bfatui waa 184,428 itilloa, tboro
being au iucreaao of 1,001 uiiiui, or .00
per cent, during tbo your. Nliicty-flve
per cunt of tbe railway mileugo of tbe
country waa laid with aUwl ruila. Tba
total number of looomotivca in eorvlce
waa Z5.0H0, an incrciinoof SO for tbe
year. Tbo number of purHcugur car waa
83,020 and of freight cure 1,221, 730.
Of tbe total number of cant 628, 280
woro flttod with train brakca, tbo In
creuM) being 70, 4'A'i, and 078,728 were
fitted witli antomatio tsouplura, an in
croflne of 133,143.
Tbe number of men employed by tbe
railway of tbe United Btatca on Juno
0, 1807, aa reported, waa 823,470.
Tbcao figure, anaigned on tbo mileage
baeia, auow that 449 wen were employ
ed per 100 miloa of lino, Tbe corro
ponding flguroa for tbe year 1800 were
lightly larger, ficgurdlng tbe year end
lng Juno 80, 1807, it nppoara that tbe
amount of wage and aulurie paid wa
$406,001,681. Tbia amount rcpreaent
01.87 percent of tbe totul operating ex
peuacaof railway, or $2,640 per mile
of lino. Tbo total oompenaatlon for
1800 wa $3,222,060 greater.
On June 80, 1807, tbe amount of rail
way capital ontitanding wa $10,686,
008,074, wbicb, aaaigned on a mileage
baiia, abow a capital of $60,620 per
mile of line. Tbo amount of capital
ftockwaa $6,804,042,266, of wbicb $4,.
807,060,067 wa common atock and
$007,686,688 preferred atock. Tbe
amount of funded debt wa $6,270,806,
810. Tbe cloNciflca tion of funded debt
bow that It oouiiiHt of mortgage
bond, $4,630,011,606; mitoellaneoa
obligation, $430,718,803; income
bonds, $260,847,164, and equipment
trout obligation, $30,888,707.
Tbe amount of capital stock paying
no dividend waa $3,701,003,277, or
70. 10 per cent of (be total amount out
lauding. Tbe amount of fuuded debt,
excluding equipment trUNt obligation,
wbicb puid no intercut, wai $807,950,
840. Tbo total amount of dividend waa
$17, 110,600, which would bo producod
by an average rate of 6.43 pur cent on
tbo amount of atock on wbicb no mo
dividend wu declared. Tbe amount of
mortgage botidi paying no intcruht wu
$01 6, 260, 080, or 13.65 per ccut; of
miHccllunooti obligittiou, $.'37,345, 870,
or 8. 07 per cent, and of Income bonda,
$216,344,07. or 82.87 per cent. Tbo
amount of current liuldliliea outatand
ing ou JunuilO, 1807, waa f 578, 601. 035.
Tbo number of piiNaciiger curried
during the yeur wu 40,443,198, a do
crcaaeof 2.327,630. Tbe number of
ton of trnight curried wa741, 705,040,
wbicb i 34,15,439 1mm limn for lMiO.
Tbu groa eariiinpM of the railway of
tbe United Htiitc for tliu yeur ending
Juno 110, IM7, u reportod for an op
eratud mileage of 183,284, were$l,13a.'
080,773. lu com pail on wltb tba jro
ceding year thi amount aiiovia a de
creummf $;"4,079,(o;i. Thelnconie from
operation Unit i, tbo amouut of groaa
euro in UK renmltiiiig after tbe deduction
of operating oipi luea, commimly termed
nit earuinga - wu $ JtlU.fiU3.0U0. Tbia
amount la 17,015,343 Icm than the oor
reaHiiiding item for tbe prevbm yi-r.
Tbe tiilai iiumbert f caaualtiualo iht
ecu uti wuHiuutof railway acuhleuU for
tba yuar eu litig June 80, H07, wa 43..
10a. Of thaan i MUaltlne 0,437 re.ult.d
lu UeaiU and 30,731 iu injur ita of vary
ing tbarautrr. Of railway mpbiyH
1,093 wire killed aud 87,1367 Wei iu.
Jutol during the year,
l"ruM auuitiiarioa lowUif tba ratio
of riillia II aua lhal otiaoutof
every 44 euiloyi waa klllnl aud una
! out of evtry BO iuptoy waa Injured
4atlng Iba yar. Owe aagr Waa
killvi fr awry 1,10 1 . To laina l, aud
aa iujuiad fr iiy lli.ll) tatiiwl.
n. tafHUIlaw.
N. U NfU.a, iii.Ubt tf Ida N. U
KaUat Miuufai liiflOat Miiiiuf .f i,
laatla, I un b i f laadairw, taalaaaa
tiaa a, Uilmllirplt. aa'
1 WUa lu dirttt b juUii.'W h
lha r,inii.ii tyateia btlvvlo4
aaa Uicaatr ma wmduew. It da tw
liaird lha v(U fi .ui .(mitol.ty j
aad lbtt va.'lod thiir iiitnltat f'loo J
a choKw 1 1 lha l t and 1mI. Ii li!tr-
aH a4 liiorwi bat llt IU l
Wl lha thlaa.l, Ida aUatlW) , df
VlftUut tf tetkflt,
A pUra bate aa b .uld kava
M "4 goraiui nl at It drax l et
aa baiwr. Y irn wt atitiait i govi
ataiHvMt a tuuvit a la rvitgua it Ul g
au l anfair, If all lb 4hh I i .
a, Ua Ua vljiaava mini aiaed tf fall
tiujathar Ida U hit tia u the
va M aaflaf aud fall ' thvtti.
LINCOLN TOI-IC8.
Governor Holcomb haa deeignated
September S aa Labor Day.
Tlie repaying of 0 atrwt now oecuple
a large hre of attention before the
Lincoln publin mind. The aaid public
mind la divided between aapbalt aud
brick.
Republican who want to fill Judge
Hull' ahor upon the diatrlot bench ar
It. B. Bfeerna, Lincoln Front, F. M. Tyr
rel, John 1. Mauie. J. h. Caldwell, Q.'a.
Adatna and A. W. Kcott,
The L'ncnln Rvening Poet an a ponded
poblicHiion Monday of thia week. Man
ager Kdtiiutida fine conducted the pnpr
with vigor and energy, but baa bad too
hard a combination of circumatancee to
fight.
Cha. A. True and 0. T. Bullock have
been chnaen to take eharga of tbe nnlon
rempnlgn In Lnnenater ponntv. Hand
qunrlera will be on the flrat floor of lha
Lincoln hotel. A vlgorcu campaign
will be inaugurated.
The funeral of Judire C. L. Hall waa
very largely attended lat week. While
an nrdent reptiblicen, Judga Hall wna a
man who did hia own thinking and wna
fearleaa of eotiaeqnenw when once ha
had decided upon a courae of conduct.
Tbe Unlveralty of Nebraaka, ft bool of
Mnale, opetm ita Full term Bept. 6th
with increuaed fucilitiea and large rorpa
of Inatritntora. All bratiehea of mualo
tntiirht by thorouuhly educated teach
era, and nt the loweat ratca consistent
with ouiul liiNtruetlon. 18.
Tbo populiNt county committee met
Monday to conaider the queatlon of can
didate for diatrict. Judirato fill the va
cancy canned by Judge 1 1 I I'm death. It
waa decided fornd a convention Rep.
tendwr Wfh to nominate, The poputM
token of for nomination areQeoree W,
fleru-e, Judgo Wheeler and Fred Hbep
berd. There la no more ue in looking for
lower prlcea In flour when yon can bny
Huneaaa high Patent at $1.10, Rtar Pat.
tl.10 etrnlirht Potent $1.00 and other
flour for Or and 80 eta, per aack at
Farmers Exchange 131 No. lOtb St.,
Lincoln.
II. 8, Hte.ler of the firm of tbe Akron
Wholeaele Ih-ef and Provialon Co. of Ak
ron Ohio, wife and two little aona are
vlalllng for a few week In Lincoln with
, K. (Jiff bia father-In-law at 1U20"M"
-treet. This la Mr. BU'tler'a flrat vialt
weat from Chlcintn, lla la greatly
ulnaeed with N-brankn's fertility of aoil,
ita good echoola In Lincoln and all over
tbe etate and the general intelilgnnre of
ita luboring people oa well aa tbe buai
ueaa claitaea.
Propoaad Bwb Daak.
A plan for a central bank baa been
presented to tbe Swia federal council
by tbe Union of Commoroa aud Indus
try. Wbila tbe federal government ii
not to be a stockholder, two-fifth of
tba atook will be ubaotibed by tba can
tonal government according to tbolr
population, one-fifth by existing bank
and two nftb by private snbacrlption
Tba capital stock i to be 60,000,000
franca. Tbe bonk, wbiob la to have a
monopoly of note issue, will be known
a tba "National Bwis bunk," and
will bava a bead office at Zuriob, with
branobe in tbe obief town. Tba mail
mam of note Issue will In) fixed by tbe
federal assembly, with provision for an
excess of Issue above tba limit, subject
to a tax of 6 per cent, as in tbe case of
tbe Imperial Bank of Oermuny, the
AuHtria-liuugariau bank and tbe Dank
of Japan. Tbu proceeds of tbfs tax will
be dividod between tbe federations and
tbe caur him, and tbe hauk will be ex
empt from all but stamp taxes. The
earnings will be divided, 15 per oent
to tbo reserve funds und the remainder
iu a dividend of 4 per cent upon the
capital, und with tho excess distributed
to tbu cantons. A council of 45 uiem
bcrs is pro bled with a banking com
niittee of five and a directorate of lb roe
members.
A Bfl.OOe rira to Talilaqaah.
T A iii.ko.ua u, I. T., Aug. !. Ilal
lard's cotton gin, haw and planing mill
burned ychterduy morning. Tbe loss
is about 0O0.
The "Dewey" Automatic
Stock Watercr.
l ha luteal and Otdy ahaoliltely Mrfer I
liouiiia r lout routtlalu. r.vry n' H
luia to hog waiarvra ont-rcum. Vaiva
light iitche in water, I'atiMOt Frwl"
nor leak trwa dtMt; ran tto I ruat or
wairrloaf. Mud raiiiml at ea.br It,
lllaihatii In lakh, barrrl, Imi or la
laaiMMliy, V ill walr ;tiei hoaawda?,
horaa and eatlh. aav htni.hor ul talv
1
aUr.-(., rhakaea or dui aav kad
Whliiiala or low la thai diliik. l i fMia, 1
uai it iauil wii-im-t.r, tsl iru,
u riaa ra4iel, lo te. .ail hr d t.iuui
a.ilialm luf t O'hrrwlaa rvlaraad 11 Ida
lf.-a i ll.v. I iHit atihia In Ir
ami nif waa, ii rv.a"'a a-l ii- a K ia
aauUj. MU-tK )t MS H.
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Lancaster County Convention.
A county convention of the peoplea
independent party of Lancaster county.
Nebraska, ia hereby called to meet at
Doha una us hall Lincoln, on Thursday,
September 8, 1808, at two o'clock, p. m.
for the purpose of nominating a candi
date for the office of Judge of the district
court, for Lancaster county, Third Judi
cial district of the state of Nebruaka.
Each ward and precinct in the county ia
entitled to representation in aaid con
vention by delegates, aa follows:
First ward 1 0
Hecond ward ., ,., 2l
Third wurd 87
Fourth ward Ill)
Fifth ward WJ
Sixth ward 24
Heventb ward IM
Huda precinc 0
(Yotervllle , , 0
Denton , 7
F.lk 8
(Inint IS
(lurfleld 0
liiuhland 7
Lancaster ,.2(1
Little (Salt 0
Middle Crack 7
Hock Creek 8
Mill 8
Nemaha , 12
North llluff 8
Oak
Olive liraucb.
Punumu
Hock Creek..
HnliiHo
nou 1 11 I unn,. ..,..
U.....I. !..-
Stevens Creek
Stockton 6
Waverly,.,.., 7
WeatOuk 8
Weat Lincoln , 7
Yankee Hill 11
RotlKltr WMKKbKll,
Ciinlrmau of Co. Con. Com.
D. 0. liui.bocg,
Heo, of Couuty Ceo. Com.
Silver Republican Convention Is called
to meet for the same purpose at tbe
satna time und place. Representation aa
follows:
First ward 10
Second ward..... , 10
Third ward 17
Fourth ward 10
Fdih ward 18
Sixth ward 12
Seventh ward 12
Huda precinct
s
5
4
4
Ceoternlle.
I ten ton
F.lk
Grant
6
S
4
dnrfteld...
Highland.
Luucaatcr..
18
Lit lie Salt fi
Middle Creek.. 4
Hock Creek 8
Mill 4
Memaha , , 6
North llluff 4
Osk 8
Olive liratiob .'. 2
Panama,,,. 4
Hock Creek 4
Ballillo ft
South Pass 4
Stevena Creek 4
Stockton S
Waverly 4
Weat Oak - 4
Weat Lincoln 4
Yankee Hill M 6
W. C. Flkuiiv,
Chairman of Co. Con, Com.
L C. ClIAI'IN,
See. of Co. Ceo. Com.
Democratic Convention la called to
meet for the abme purpose at the same
time aud place. Ilopresentation as fol
lows: First ward 10
Second ward 10
Third werd 17
Fourth ward 10
Fifth ward 11
Sixth ward 12
Si-ven lb ward 12
Ituda nreciiict G
(Vtitervelle 6
ll.'iitou 4
F.lk 4
(irant (1
tint (b id 3
Il trhbtnd 4
LiiiicuHi-r l.'i
Little Salt &
Middle Creek 4
ItoekCrcfck M
Mill 4
Nemaha 0
Son I. llluff ,
(Ink ,
(hive llranch 2
pHiiama
Hock ( reik 4
Saltillo
Sou lb I'aaa
Klavena Cm Ik
Stork I on ,
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aad d.litratl ayaiaa quickly yiM lu
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flag aud lata Slag J oar liltaid wild
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wall aa riiugha.riibta, aaauioaiw aad the
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without dvnt pmymtntvt any I
at man.
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wish send It back that ends itft ;
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early evil habits, later excesses, over
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