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REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
STATE.
For Governor,
Of otoe County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
GEO, A. MURPHY,
For Secretary Of State.
@. DURAS,
OF Saline County.
q For Auditor OF Public Accounts,
T. l.. MATTHEW'S,
OF Dodge County.
For Treasurer,
PETER MoRTENsEN,
OF Valley County.
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction,
JOHN Y. sAYLOR,
OF Lancaster County
For Attorney General,
N. d. JACKSON,
OF Antelope County.
For Land Commissioner,
AT. WILLIAMS,
OF Douglas County
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INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS.


Notwithstanding all that has been
said and published In regard to intelli.
gently voting the Australian ballot,
there are still any amount Of people
who can not intelligently vote 1t, and
FOR the edifcation of these we this
week print portion Of the law which
it would be we'll for everyone to read
aud cut out and keep for future refer
ence.
Section 3, OF Instructions to Voters,
found on page $50 Of the compiled
statutes of Nebraska, says; "The bal
lots are prepared as follows; II you
wish to vote straight ticket; make a
mark in the circle at the top Of the
ticket, and your ballot will then be
counted for every candidate on the
ticket under the circle. II you wish to
vote otherwise than the straight ticket,
you place a cross with an indelable
pencil, in the square on the right mar.
gin OF the ballot opposite the name Of
each person for whom you wish to
vote; IL you wish TO vote a straight
ticket with the exception of certain Of.
fees, place a cross at the head Of the
ticket which you wish to vote In the
main, and then place cross opposite
the names OF the candidates you wish
to vote for. on other tickets, or wher
two or more candidates are grouped
on the ticket for the same Office, as two
or more representatives, and the votel
wishes to vote for one or more on an
other ticket or tickets In any group
the voter must make the cross mari
after each candidate In the group OF
his own ticket that he wishes to VOTE
for, and also after the name of eacl
candidate on any other ticket or ticket
grouped for the same Office he wishes
to vote for. Be careful that you Dc
not mark the names Of persons fol
whom you do not wish TO vote, ID,
not make any mark on the ballot, save
as above directed, OF the ballot will
4
not be counted. II you spoil ballo
return it to Judge OF the election
board and obtain from him Il new bal
l,t; you caunot get more than four il
all; take this To- compartment an'
.MssElIM.
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COUNTY.
For State Senator, e8th District,
ISAAC sHEPHARDsoN,
For Float Representative, 10Th District,
CHARLES K. HICKS,
For Representative.
J. 8. WHITE,
For County Attorney.o
RANDOLPH NC NIT.
For Commissioner, ID District,
J. w. RUNCHEY,
For Commissioner. 5th District,
JEROME VANCE.
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Entered at the post once At Red Cloud, Neb. a.
second class mail matter.
The sun., 1898-03-09
TAKE THEM IN TIME

The masses will have what
they want, cost what it may.
High priced medicines have had
their day and the poor and af-
Aicted may now enjoy the bene-
fits of carefully prepared, pure
remedies at practically nominal
p;ices. The physicians con-
nected with Louisiana Specific
Laboratory have prepared a num-
Der of standard cures which are
offered to the public at the lowest
prices convenient with pure
preparations.
These standard cures cannot
be b ught of druggists. BY send
ing your orders direct to the
Louisiana Specific Laboratory,
Lake Charles, Louisiana, you
are sure to receive pure, fresh
drugs properly compounded and
carefully packed.
In ordering the following
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number Of the remedy needed.
If taken in time one supply will
effect a permanent cure.
The sun., 1898-03-09
Harrington.

Miss Nora Ru>s and Wallace Hill OF
Pennington. were in Harrington yestrr-
day.
At the annual town election On Sa'ur-
day last. the following officers We're
elected: J. W. smith, aldcrman; j. W.
Shrldrakc, J. ". Richards, {. \. Grant,
VI. T. Adams, T. j. Smith, commission
rr>: L. {. Fleming. treasurer; \. Frank
Raushlcy. assessor; ]. W. Paris, bailiif.
4 mad dog belonging I" Henry Otwcll
Of near town, created quite IN excitement
in our town Yesterday. The dog bit
several dogs. 4 p'ssc "l armed citizens
finally gave chase and after about an
hours run the canine was killed about
two miles from town.
". II. Franklin and Miss llardcsty
vert to Philadelphia today I" attend the
iuncr Il OF Il niece. Miss Griffith
J. s. Harrington is in Ealtim"" and
Washington on business trip.
". ". Sattcrticld vino has been visit
ing his sister Mrs Ira Il. short, has w'
turned to his homc in Greenwood.
Mr.. Ira q. Short OF Camden, \. D.,
spent SUNDAY with his family hrm.
The sun., 1898-03-09
HIREAT. FOR COLLECTOR.
Mckinley Wants This Well Known
1DclawHrrNU for II New York
Custom Officer.

Tie Hon. John H. t,unner'- admin
istraton ball under the auspices ot the
Republican Club oi the Twent y-eighth
Assembly district went "ft in fine style
1T InnoN Lyccum on Thursday night,
but whether thclion. ..Iohnli,is to have a>
fine n time in being nade Internal Rev
enue Collector to succeed the Hon. John
A. Mason was Il very grave question last
night among Republicans. While the
Hon. John II. was tripping the light
fantastic ~ on y one Of his sylph-likc
form can, il became known that President
Mckinley would like to have President
Quigg oi the New York Republican
county organization support Charles H..
rrat ior Mr., Mason'S place. Pcsi.
dent Mckinley Is personal friend
of Mr.. Treat. Who has been a
business man and is sound Repub-
lican, and, while President Quigg is
thoroughly fricndly y to the Hon. John H..
and would like to srt him get the place,
it was reported las, night that President
Mckinlcy's wishes concerning Mr. Treat
would br accedcd TO- The term oi the
Hon. John 4. Mason, though, docs lot
expire until July IN. y. sun.
Mr.. C. II. Treat was at one time n
resident oi this state. residing ut Laurel,
Sussex county. where he Was popular in
political circles.
Tie was Il bright lawyer and n brilliant
politician and had the confidence OF tn.
Republican party III the lower counties
OF Delaware
lie came to this state about 1875. aud
in u few years had made himself 80
popular that he received the nomination
Tor Congress /" oppose the present
Chief Justice Lore, when he Was first
nominated to rrprsrn, delaware in the
National Legislature.
The vote received by Mr. Treat was
phenomenal. rs it is claimed hc cam,
nearer defeating his "pprncnt in Sussex
county than any Republican VIII" had
ever before received the nomination ion
Congress in tina, portion ui the state
lie is rnein'errd by many oi the
older politicians and is highly spoken
ut whenever his name is mentioned.
should he receive the appointment ol
Internal Revenue Collector oi New
York. aS it now looks probable. his MANY
friends in delaware will rejoice at In.
success and the esteem III which he Is
held 10y the administrator.
The sun., 1898-03-09
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
Milford

Lou Pratt l. home from Delaware tni'
lcge, having been called home on ac-
count of the serious illness nj his father,
Dr. Nathan Pratt. who is much worse
than ior several weeks
Mr Joseph T.. Holland was IN PhllH-
dclphia Yesterday.
iona, han johnson. OF Newark, Del,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs, L. H.
Ross.
Several cars of oyster shells are being
put on our streets. which Is making II
much needed improvement.
Hon. Jonathan :, Willis filled the pull
pit OF the Laurel NJ. T.. Church on sun,
slay last for the Key. Robcr Watt.
Ex-Sccrtary oi State ! Harvey White.
man, oi Wilmington, was the guest "l
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". tan>cy ON >nn'
day last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Cau>rl, "l Wash
ington, d. C., spent sunday with Mr.
Causev's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". +,
tA"sey.
Mrs, Annie l., liyn>an is visiting
.iadclphia and Wilmington friends.
Miss Cora NJ. Barber has rturnrd from
Philadelphia.
J. T.. Nantas>cll, OF Highlands, y Y,
was in Milford last week. Mr. Van.
tasscll intends purchasing Il farm in This
vicinity and wmo\r here in sho',
time.
Mrs. Edward Ca,i is the guc>t oi rhila-
delphia friends.
Miss Anna J. Ratcliffc and Miss Maud
Grier spent saturday with relatives III
Frderica.
Much ir,cmS, is being manifested IN
the election OF lir>t lieutenant for Com
pany i, which takes place tonight.
Charles VI, Hammond, agcn, iol
Kings lime. is selling large quantities ii
this vicinity. Ten cars arrived yrstcn!a,
and twelve mor expected to-day. At
most every farmer is using II very finely
Dr. q. Layton Grirr is in Washing
ION. ID. {.
Mrs. William Ma>grn>r and Miss lena
Stavtun an the guests u, Philadelphia
relatives.
Truston y. tAu-cy is visiting vii.
mingtun lr!atlIr>.
Miss Jennie ~ ,au.rN Ntururi hun,
IN saturday night after spending several
weeks in Washington and Baltimore. the
yues; oi friends
Ex->hcriti J. II rrniit aud sheriff ]
II. johnson. ri ,irurgrtuWn, Mvr in
Milinri on Saturday last.
Mrs }. j. rrmIinsnn, q! rh.la,lrIphM
spent Sunday with MiIioni relatives
Editor Nj Hard !. lIldorn is in EIi,i
mor. Md.
John :. harrington, oi Fiction, ~Nul
SATURDAY. in Miiurt
The sun., 1898-03-09
Narrow Escape. From. Death.

William Kc,>-y and Curtis llanhy.
ni Prru>vil'r. \. ! visited this city on
Monday afternoon AID Yesterday morn.
ing. were nearly drowned near New
Castle. whllr attempting L. cross Ihr
river IN their sail hat The Yacht
tapSlz"G and they were r'~'u-i hv an
Italian >ch"nvr. after having t.rn in
the water nearly an h"u.
The sun., 1898-03-09
Fire Companys t.lrtiuu.

Tie following officers were elected
b, the mtmtrr~ ii the I.itrrv steam Fire
Engine Company last evening: lrcsl
dent. Joshua Pyle; vice.prr>ident. Hugh
Wallace. SECRETARY. VI. +. Cannon:
treasurer. luhu MAY: Board ni trustees.
Joshua Pyle, John 7. WAIST, Hugh Wal.
lace James T, Mcllngh, Joseph Wrldin:
board "i directors, ,l"hn 7. Walsh.
Joshua Pyle, Hugh tr,mIi>h. NJ. +.
Cannon. Hugh Wallace, Mark Fahcy,
l.unant NngaI: engineer. John r. Blunt
ing: assistant engineer. james Doughcrty
investigating committee, Joseph Weldon.
Joshua P,n. John 7. Waist: tire re-.
culder. John T. Walsh: dIi,er. Jane,
highcrN
The sun., 1898-03-09
" HtElMEN'> FAIR.
" a.hinstnn tirr Company in tie
Lead for the nuru...Ot her
Matters at Interest

Tie lair held i'll the rvIr> Cvc'-
Ar.sdcluy ny the Wilmington Eirlcic
ttuh j. pr guessing ni,rly.
The racing machine Irm rhiiadrlp pi.ia
vii. n Al the iaIr tonight aud Frank Vi.
Eryiv NIll try L"r the t.'.t time i"r "nr
mIi, uu tive mile tr'ai
NUrl Interest i -hnNm hv tnr Waste
ulg!"n FIN '"n.iuH! uT tn, horn cen.
;r-l auI a! an wrrniug han! /" yin 1t.
The Votes 4. they >G.s.. ~ itr ct~Lng
ui the 'Sl,a'I ia>i night ar, - i,Ilrw>.
The sun., 1898-03-09
Accounts Reviewed.

lht Levy Court Yesterday urN irw-d
the arcnuut- "t the road commissioner,
"i Rcd Lion and Mill 'rrk hundreds
E!lwnN W-siward. l'n-ry rtnnock and
J. Thomas lI"rrr ar ,he Mill Greek
commissioners. and Frank rurham,
Henry Lister and ja,nc- l.. Cannon IA,
Rcd Lion commissioners. NJ il>rrv.
pau,'ic> Wa> discovered
The sun., 1898-03-09
directors Elected

Al ,.,Muua n.,.,iu- a., tans,ns
huu>. corporation nr.u ye.,c- !sy. the
iolln~iu. ulnriur> were rter~,i iamc:
T Wlnchr.t.r Henry + Dan. luSph
l. CARPENTER. lr., / { Nandrsritt. T.
James Re,i, >am0rl \ Trump ! Angus.
tns Mct Al lAV
The sun., 1898-03-09
mont.

,la nr> Watson, Of Harvey. >pm sun
day last With friends hem
Miss Nettir Wells >lcnt SUNDAY With
her aunt Mrs. Name Wells. ui iinw,. Il
Mr. ttui>, ii Wilmington. visited his
home an Saturday nigh, and >umday
last
Mr. Etrn \, !a.Gwin and \ :. uttr,.
ot 'h- place, made 4 missionary AT.
dn'>> ~ ihr nI--!"uar' meeting hcll III
The rrtlnrr Vi + thUrrh. On Sunday
,vrnlu. .a>r D., iargr anIn.n,, gn~l,u
them ~ Hr "ryt-t'u. w ~~i tile'tirn
was g!yrH t." a., rt,d-,'
WAtrg El,IN:a aurnl> iajiy .nc 81
the pt'm;lrW >'hua!> Il WimIngt II
We had the pleasure i swim, Iii. ~.
p'rt lr"u ij- TEA 'rrr. which wa> ii th,
highest -lanI"Nt tie J. a >pu ri Mr..
Et,u \ l.aldNIn.
Mrs lnj.n llopp -, !.,gA>,lajr. Vii
u visiting hcr iat!"', Franklin Fr,
Harry WaurAr'~rr CEud Booker and
Harry hirAln> II, ri Wilmington. lr1. .
paid a Ni-i, to friends N >a,3nia, .,,..
ing last.
Harvey rayiot, .rpA,u ,. VI. r. v
Rooth, Is lying >'C,nu-N il. Al n- n.Huv
III WlLmlnst"n M!
Harvey krpnyr Nl,i t,ae, "a l.r-,!a,
for ThrnaSN,lit, lnnml> county. ,,a
Whcrr he will n'ma,n NuIi Il4r
At the last un,4lng or ,lD. laDu.,,.
W. & f. l.. It NA> lrrlrI To- lM,.
commemorative -rNirr- ia Au.u Il
a. "A ,f.
will lr held ou rmr>ia, attrru>u
next At the hnmr ,4 Nr> l., Hast.
,ngS.
Air,I \rrur.> IA. l.mu-r., .u.,l-
nn, AN snttrrsn; Mrh Llrh&ps.t. r.v
cases an, rrlt>ii'rN >,rr'l>
Miss l">,c N,,-. Nb. az, ..-n
spending >nno ,ur ~ut friends I'D
Philadelphia. ha> n,rUrnl ronr.
James llari-r ii N;ilag. ,,ov... : IL,
guest II friends hrn',
Lewis, tive Youngest vliid u William
NooN, die! "t Saturday rlr&.a, +
dipMhrria
l.. Y. W,.sl ! rn-..us >. Au3,> ..vU
making lmpr Nvur"'> l'r'ur Aj. .uu,
an the rl0.c
Wl..lsm Nr'e. nur ..; u..- ..u.,; ~.
dents, ta> -Nen .4. .,:-A ~.,n. H.,
gone & b Hr,uu-
John rrtIt ira..u- hA- rvW,a l.-
whr hr',wr':M >Apr, t'n. t.,Gu'- ,.a1y.
connected With rl, .u... :. -. 80. .r,-!
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