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REPUCLICAN
VICTORY.
RESULT IN THE STATE.
10, 000 for Barnes, Rtgents
Get More.
1000 FOR HOSTETLER
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THIS TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
KKFUBLIOAS AGAIN.
(From The Omaha Bee.)
Complete returns have been re
ceived from thirty-nine of the ninty
counties in the state and partial ones
from practically all the remainder.
The thirty nine counties complete,
including Douglas and Gage, rep
reseuts a little over half the total
vote of the state. In these count
ies Barnes, Rep., for supreme judge
has a plurality of 4,407. In the
same counties tvyo years ago Sedg
wick had a plurality of 7,077. These
figures taken in connection with the
partial returns from the remaining
counties indicate that the plurality
of Barnes, in the state will he 10,0(10 |
The heaviest loss for Barnes aaenm
pared with Sedgwick vote, was in
Douglas county, where it averaged
almost tweuty to the precinct. Out
in the state, particularly inthecouut
ie9 having no large towns, he has
not lost anything or at the most only
a fraction of this figure. These
counties are, as a rule, the ones only
partially reported. From this it
would seem a safe estimate to put ]
Barnes’ plurallity at the figure narn-1
ed.
| There is nothing at hand upon |
which to base an accurate estimate
of the votes for regents, but the
meager reports would indicate that
they will have a larger plurality
than the bead of the ticket.
In the judicial districts the repub
licans have . been successful as a
rule, though the figures are incom
plete. Iteavis, rep., in the first dis
trict is defeated, though the repub
licans elect the other judge. This
is due to a bitter factional fight
which was waged upon him.
In this, the l2tb judicial district
Hostetler the republican eaudidate
won by a round thousand majority.
f During the recent campaign the
charge was made to my detri
ment in Bristol township that 1
had tried to collect $2.50 from John
Hockreiter, of Ravenna, for cancel
ling a real estate mortgage against
him that had already been dis
charged. I told Mr. Mortz, the
mortgagee that the statement was
talse and offered to pay him $25.00
for any letter written by me on the
subject. Mr. Mortz kindly procured
the letter and it is given below in full:
Loup City Nebraska Aug' 8, 190ft.
John lloebreiter Esq.
Ravenns, Neb.
Dear Sir: I And that the mortgage
to Peter Moritz covering land in 20-13
and 10 has not been released.
If you wish and will send me §2 50
I will prepare a proper release, send it
to Peter Moritz for his execut ion, and
on «eeuring it back from him will have
it properly recorded and then send it to
r you.
Yours truly
II. M. Mathew.
In justice to Mr. Mathew I would
say that the rtdease of the mortgage
ft referred to was a marginal release,
therefore does not appear on the
numerical index only in the two
words “marginal release,” which is
written in the column for “remarks”
just after the description of the land
and Mr. Mathew overlooked it when
1 looking the matter up for Mr. Hoek
reiter. Geo. H. Gihson,
“If you are a friend of the Times
Independent vote for Christiansen
for sheriff',” says the Times in its
issue just before electiou. Alas,
wheft are these friends.
Billy Jacob, as a candidate by
petition for supervisor of Bristol
and Hazard towDsbips failed to win
out Geo. Brammer. the populist
nominee received a nice plurality
©ver both Muun and Jakob.
IGAIMNG GROUND,
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| Sherman County Doing Better
All The Time.
ONLY 112 POP MAJORITY.
It Used to be About Three Hun
dred and Fifty.
The result of the election in Sher
man county is about the same as
most people had figured it out.
Judge Angier, Mr. Sweetland, Mr.
Gibson and Mr. Hendrickson have
all made good officers, and the com
mon expression of leading citizens
from every part of the county was
to the effect that they would be hard
to beat. Anil so it seemed. The
republicans however had up a splen
did ticket. Every man of them
was worthy the support of ever
loyal republican blit in some town
ships this was not done, and we j
can only attribute this fact to the I
popularity and good record of the op
posing candidates The some cause
may be attributed to the fact of so
much of the populist vote having
drifted towards Mr. Gibson.
The vote for candidates on the
sheriff and assessor was close. All
were new men for the ollice. The
fact that Mr. Williams is an old
citizen anil is very popular gave him
some advantage over his opponent
who is not so well known over the
county. Both Mr. W'illiains and
Mr, Chris iansen carried their own
townships by majorities that the\
tun\ will ii« ptcu'i of. Mr. Claus
sen, on the republican ticket for as
sessor made a splendid race, lie
had a big in jj <rity in h:s own town,
ship and ntri hwhv ahead of his I
ticket in the county. He was only j
defeated 8'3 and when you ennsidt r
the usual populist majority in this i
county and that liis opponant, Mr. ;
Peters is an old citizen and more
generally known, it is plain that
Mr. Claussen made a good run.
Regarding Mr. Starr, the repub
Mean candidate for county judge
we will sav that in the city where
he has become well known the re
publican vote wa9 cast for him, but
when the country vote came in there
were evidently republicans, who not
being very well acquainted with
bun during his short residence
here, and kuowing Mr. Angier to have
made a good officer, voted for the
'latter. Mr. St rr's decreased vote
in other parts of the county may be
( attributed to the same causes.
Mr. Omey fur superintendent is
also a uew tnan and was much In
the same position as Mr. Starr.
Being well known to the people of
his township, however, ho was able
to carry it bs a handsome majority.
It was a victory for the republi
cans never the-less, and with a good
organization and another good set
of candidates we are quite sure
'of success in the future.
Loup Oitv township polled the
largest vote she has ever polled, 288
ballots having been oast. Of these
D. U. Grow, rep. nominee for super
vtsor received 183 and W. A. llayes
the populist nominee got 7S. The
balance of the republican town
ship ticket was elected by majorities
ranging from 20 to 05. The result
was a splendid endorsement of Mr.
Grow’s official record.
THANKS
I desire to extend my sincere
thanks through the press to the vot
ers of Slreiraau county and of all
political (omplfxtions for your kind
assistance during the campaign just
dosed and for the ge nerous majority
polled op for me on election day.
It shall he my aim and fondest de
sire to merit your confidence so gen
erously given, and my fondest hope
that I succeed. Yours Truly,
G. H. Gibson.
L. A. WILLIAMS,
THE OLD SOLDIER WINS THE FIGHT.
'Pime: 13 years, several months and
some days. That is to say that we
have not had a republican sheriff for
that length of tune. But now, ah
now; Well, our place of business is
just south of tho court house square.
Bring them legal notices this way Mr*
Sheriff, please.
ABSTRACT OF VOTE
Polled in Sherman County Nebraska, Nov] 3rd., 1903.
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TOWNSHIPS: i r f : 5, «! ? 2 : § ; & : : |F
9? ■ C • ; I f j ; ; ; : ; ; • ; ;
For Supreme Judge:— I I i
John B Barnes, ren. 10 28 30 11 24'157 45 28 29 57 17 41 85 518
John J. Sullivan, fus... 30 84! 84 10 20*107 74 07 24 54 32 36 77 030 ]j9
George I. Wright, pro...1 12 0 0 1 0 () 0 1 5 11 11
O'. Christenson, soc. 2 1 2 2 0 3 17 4 1 3 0 1 6 42
For Regents.— ;
('has S Allen, rep. 10 28 38 11 26 102 47 27 30 56 16 41 34 526
Win G Whitmore, rep. 8 27 34 11 26 153 44 29 27 52 14 40. 33 498
Wm. A. Jones fus.... 29 82 32 16 21 06 66 96 22 52 31 32! 75 600 74
Ernest O. Wieber, fus.. 30 30 29 16 21; 83 68 01 23 53 28 27 68 567 nr)
C A. Barker, pro. 3 0 0 2 rt 0 1 4 2 1; 2 15
H. V. Muir, pro. 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 2 1; 2| 18
T. B. Lippineott, soc... 2 1 1 2 0 4 13 4 1 3 0 1 6 38
F. S. Wilbur, soc. 3 1 J 1 0 4 13 4 1 8 0 1 0 37
For Judge 12th Dist.:— i .
15 () Hostetler rep . . 10 33 39 11 26 171 55 34 27 61 1!) 42: 381 566
Willis L. IIhihI. fus_ 80 31 37 18 21 101 77 92 28 53 20 33,72 022 55
For Countv Tteas:—
Geo. W. Holmes, rep... 9 28 39 10 17)16 40 27 20 20 55 15 42 460
S \ Sweetland p. 1 .. 31 37 34 17 32 156 <8 97 34 55 ,12 34; 64 701 041
Fred Hein, soc. ...... 3 1 3 8 0 4 23 5 0 5 0 2 8 57
For County Clerk:— _
Geo IT. Gibson, rep.... 13 46, 50 20 81 185 50 40 37 65 22, 58 47 658, 432
C. F. Bueshausen p. i.. 28 18 28 8 19 89 78 83 19 44 271 24 61 526
Andrew Garstka, soc.. 3 2 0 2 0 1 0, .> 0> 5 Oj 1 6 31
For SheriII:— I ! i I
L. A. Williams, rep.... 14 40 28 1(! 29 182 96 40 311 58 19 40 38 631 j 8ft
Jens Christensen, p. i.. 27 26 48 12 21 88 38 85 24 50 27 86 69, 551
K. II. Ladeg.ird, soc_ 2 1 1 2 0 2 7, 4 ] 8 lj 3 6 38
For County .Judge:— 1 „ ,
Hobt P Starr rep 10 33 85 12 17 132 33 28 25 52 19 36, 33 464
J A Angier.’ p. 1..’!!. 301 83 37 16 33 140 69 95 j 31 50, 28 j 4*-M 73, 683 219
John F. Smith.’. 3j 3 3 0 6; 34 51 0 5 0, lj 9 69
For County Snpt:— ! i J .J .J , I I I •
re«is Omey rep 8! »» 34 11 9.117 4* 27 20 70 20 43 32, 466
H. D. Hendrickson, p. i . 33 44 4 2 18 40.165 7» 98j 30 44 2s! 35 78 723 257
Walter^Moon r'm> r 11 29! 85'10 22 1681 41 3oi 81 54 17| 42- 3nI 526
E 15. Corning, p] 30 361 40 181 23 104 , 83 93 23| 01 30 35 74 050 122
For Coroner:—
Geo W. Hunter, rep... 1<> 33 40 12 23 175 45; 29 32 57 is, 42, 117 555
F. E. Brewer, p i..... 81: 88 35 17 24 100 81 97 24] 55. 27 35 73! 682 77
For Assessor:— 1
Henning Claussen, rep. B>, 34 50 11 27,170 31, .to 3; 51 is, 40 36 542
Lawrence Peters, p.L . 81 30, 29 15 23 101 94 91 23 SO 28 88j 70 625 m
J. W. Ileapy, soc. 3 ® 3 b 3j 11 6. 2; 12. •> 1| < 49
Bounty on Wolf Scalps: i
y ’ ‘ 15 32 56 12 33 102 34 40 87 67 23 53 36 640
Nq..’.7.710 4| fi 1 6 37 B'i 5-l 3 20 7; 7] 32 291
Tot A r. 43: 67i 79i 30 50288 141*120; 5^ 119 50 79 1201236!
For Supervisor Dist. No. 2: Logan. Wa^tiing'nii Majority.
S. C. Mower?. 27 32
Henry Leininger. IHJ 41 18
For Supervisor, Dist. No. 4: Loup City
D. C. Grow. 182 105
VV. A Hayes. 78
For Supervisor l>ht. No. 6: Hazard. Riistol
E Munn. 27 10
G. W. Braininer. 28 74 50
Win. Jakob. 21 31
IF YOU GET UP IN TEE
mcrning
with determination, von arc going to
bed with satisfaction, provided you
are determined to buy Liquid Koal
for your bogs before they get the
cholera.
This is the lime of year when
they are full of worms as a result of
feeding new corn Cattle will soon
begin to get corn stalk disease, oi ii
Liquid Koal will prevent all thi-*.
It is the best.worm destroy* i known.
OUR Price, One Dollar per
Qt., Three Dollars per Gallon.
OUR Motto is “Don't adver
tise if you can’t Make Good.”!
For sale and guaranteed by
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I
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Medical Co., Sheldon, Iowa.
Okla. City, Okla., York, Neb.
WHISKY
DEIGHTFU f, SEVER A IF.,
A SAFE STiMULENT
A GOOD MEDCHNE
For Sale by
T. H. ELSNER,
LOUI* CITY, - . . NKHR.
Don’t Be Fooled^
Genuine KOCKY MOUNTAIN TF-A
li put up in v,Cite packages, manufactured
exclusively by tiie Madison Medicina
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and substitutes, don't risk your health by
taking them. I MKOENUINli makes sici.
people Well. Keeps you Well. Ail tionest
Dealers sell the Genuine.
■ HOLUSTfitf DRUG CO, Madison Wis
BOUGHT AT THIS
; B & M. ELEVATORS
I UCALPINE, LOUP CITY, SCHAUPP SIDING.
ASHTON AND FARWELL.
Gosi for Sale at Lonu City and Aslton. Will Bay
HOGS AT SCHAUPP SIDING AND FARWELL
Call sod see our coal and get prices on grain.
E. G. TAYLOft.
j +^J. I. DEPEWS*.
Blacksmith 9 Wagon Maker
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£o>oooooo **f I
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My shoo la tlin largest and beat equipped north of the Platte Rlv* i «
1 hive a four horse engine and a complete line of the latest improved, mi. J
eld.H tv, also u force of experienced men who know how to operate it >id|
turnout a job with neatness nnd dispatch. |
MY PRICES ARE REASONABLE AND I ROMPT«
ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL CUSTOMERS.
Soliciting your patronage 1 a in
Yours respectfully,
J. X. DEPEW, Loup City, Neb. j
I
W J. FISHER,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
WUl Defend In Forecloanr* Ohm
also DO A
General Real Estate Business.
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t.OOF OITV, MEUBAIKA.
Robert P. Starr,
Attorney-at-Law,
LOUP CITY, NEBRHSKH
Marg A. K. Hendrickson,
PHYSICIAN,
Koiiidfiicfl at A. L. Zlmiue rnian'A
LOUP CITY, NEBRASKA.
S. A. ALLEN,
DEJYTIST,
T.OUP CITY, • - NEB.
OFFICE.—One door east of St. I lino
Hotel. My cqulppinent 1h modern and
my prices wi^l be as low as cun be ex
pected for !?ood work. I would be pleased
to have you call. Open iveninus.
In a dental operation the main consider,
atiou Is the result. The pain Is greatly
modified by modern equippinent.
Dr. A. R NORTON,
Veterinary Surgeon and
HORSE DENTIST.
OFFICE. At my new residence second
door east of opera house.
LOUP CITY, : . NEUHASKA.
Boone,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
LOUP CITY, NEB.
Photographs, Farm views, Stock pict
ures, etc. Finest instrument west of the
Missouri river. All work strictly guar
anteed.
City Dray
AND
Transfer Line.
J. W. &A. T. Conger, Props
All kinds of hauling will be given prompt
attention and will make a specialty of
moving household good. We solicit your
patronage.
LOUP CITY, - - - NEBRASKA.
To Cure a Cold in One Day fK.'SU
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, y; 7
Seven MiMon boxes sold In past 12 months. This signature, n°‘ ^
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BUGGIES'
Do You ISTeed One? IsTe-w Stools:!
(©alb hsxstjh smw wmwm.
I also have a good line of farm wagons, press and 5-hoe drills, windmills, pumps and
a general line of hardware and furniture. T- M. REED.
