XV. U. Mel lor, Resident Agent for i\. & Ah ha Wild, lnipro\e D. A. Jackson sent out another load Of brooms from hi* factory last Mouduy morning enroute for the matkets of Kockvlile, Launebrog and St Paul. OmiomHked! Orders taken now for onion seed at price* that cannot be made In the spring at Watkinrm's Hardware Store. OHiPl’Y Gulps.-Grippy colds ure epidemic and aro promptly “broken up" by “77,v Ur. Humphrey's Kpecifle for colds and grippe. For sale by ull diug gl»t*. Quite a number of our citizens ure making substantial improvments by way of painting their residence build ing*. Already it makes the town pre sent a much better appearance. Cornelius Eggers, who has Just recently moved onto the old L. 11 Knight farm across the river, made this office a pleasant call last Mouduy morning and added his name to our subscription list. J. 8. Pyke has been putting in his leasure hours dressing out some walk ing cane* which are made out of dia mond willow timber They ure us llue a* any we have yet seen made from this kind of material. Frank McGrady says that lie has the village pound in pretty good shape and that if people don’t take car* of their stock be will put them in. This is to notify all who have stock so thnt they may govern themselves accordingly. Mis* Louie Kosseter Is credited with having rendered *omc very tine select solos at the M. E. church social Jan Wednesday evening, and Miss Ora Hunter also received many- favorable comments on the rcsitation rendered as a pirt of the program for the even ing. Judge Bent wishes us to say to those who have accounts against the Story estate to call on him at his otHco and get their money. Mr. Story was the gentleman who ran the Loup City Creamery and while in the occupation took sick aud died at the St. Elmo Hotel. Mr. 8. H. Lapp, of Liucolu, the ex pert carriage paluter employed by C. L Drake is now doing u geuorul business here In his line. He has up to dateseversl buggies aud spring wagons about ready for the road*. They are liue lookers aud a glance will convince any one that lie thoroughly understands his business, Mr Drake will have a lot of as hue looking carriage* a* any livery can afford in the west, A social gathering was had U»t Wed nesday evening at the resident!* 01 J 1‘btl Jeager, of this city, at which there were a iimulur of Invited guest* present. The ocoaslou was given In honor of MUs llenton, of t'entrsl City, a lady friend of the M i»»*» Lottie Lilly and Setta Jeager The main feature or the entertainment was progte*s|v< spoiling aud a social good time A pleasant lime Is reported. Mis, HHdmachrr was ifulte agree* bty surprised hy a ho«t of her lady friend* uf this city last Two,day when they arranged to give a carpet rag socl* In the Wsdworth hail at which iluo and pise* a most enjoyable time **. had Home twenty or mure ladles a* •••luhlcd there Mat'll t*l iligtltjf M |l|t them minus h ear»>«*t rag* to make a pound hall. M'>,i u„ i|#y *», ,}WM( In sawing rag* and having * »,,» (| uMl, Th* rag* of oouiw s«n pi<», oir i t, Mrs, HttLm** her a* al*«i were the net pi viewed* of a deuce whl, h followed p. the everting Hoots and »hm-H »t H nr\ Dol inga. We received a peasant call from K<-\ Matsen last Wednesday afternoon. Geo. Route, of Litchfield was doln busincs* at the county scat last Tuos day. •I. I. Depear has recently ( urclius' 7f> feet of properly from A. Foltz tin lays west of Ills black-milli sli >p For Farm* wagons, carriages, bnggh and road wagons. We are headijuarl cr*. W. 1*. Rkkii. A little gild Of the standard weigl Was horn to Mr. and Mra. James Rem frow Thursday. Considerable grain Is coining hit the Loup City elevators of late but n< us much us would come if prlc< a wer better. Rev. Matsen will preach the Thank' giving sermon In the Baptist church 01 Thanksgiving day Nov. 28th. Every one coiuo. Bert Chare Inis moved Ills stock ( merchandise Into the Frank S< mpso building recently occupied bv C. J ttnilth as a barn ss shop Frank Hlmpson leuvsc Monday fu Illinois where he has secured a po.i tion. We understand that III* fulfill will remain here. C. J, Bolt has lllcd on Hi I acres c government land between Loup ,lt and the river, und wo under*tau(t, wli move on It soon. finfiim Wilson, of Ashton. ha bee employed to teach the public school I district No. 29, In Howard county don flip Pntli.lt f’htm'li flinl Will l.ci/lnlli term December 2nd, M:s* Anna Travis, who bus In < working In the Timet office, slur to for Waverlf, Nebraska last Tucsdu morning where the goes to spend tb winter with her brother. He# the new ad of M. Him h o our first page. Mr, S Itb Informs i that btliines is picking up of late. II baa a fine line of baud made harno which he is offering at cost. Mr. J. H. Travis ha* a new fcatui added to hit attractions at bis larg general store establishment, it l» | the shape of a large mil lie re I In a pro a out and suspended from the eollinj. It is arranged in a very neat manner. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Alnge.r ree ive the sail intelligence lu*t I; of th death of their daughter, Mrs. If. II Pettit, living In Texas. Mrs. Petti was well known to a I rge circle oj friends hero who will be grieved t< learn of her death. Mr Adolph Horenson. section fore man on the 11.& M. line and living u Arcadia was last week married to Mi* Iferle BUr, an eatcemablo young lad; of Chapman, Neb. Mr. Horenson ha many Hlierinan county friends win wish him success. When you get it notice of your nr resrages on subscription from oar col lector (and one has been sent to all o our delinquents) make arruugnients t< settle your account at once. We caiino carry you another season. Many an owing us for from two to live years an settlement must be made. Judge Hannlblec f St. Paul was elect ed on the republican ticket us count; judge of Howard county. The Judg' is quite well known to many of Hher man county people. Some yeurs agi and before the populist craze, he tillei the sumo position in that comity am his re-election i» but an expression o the high esteem in wh ich ho is held a an officer. The carpet rug social which was got ten up by the ladles of the M. E Church anti held at the residence o O. 11. Scott was largely attended aie was a very social and profitable enter taiuinent. The receipts art! reportei to lie about §7 50 cash and nearly I pounds of carpet rags, all ol which gi to the support of the minister. While at Loup Oily Monday evenli.. Harm Vandeeur who has been Visitili: here ami at Elba lor a few wee - pas met with a very .. rlou*accident. II undertook to alight from u slowly mot log train, in doing so his foot shppe. throwing him underneath the ear. Be fore ha could get away Ids right ham was caught with the wheels and eut oil Medical aid was at one*' mi miaou >1 mo he is now doing as well a* eoiilil he e\ peeled W hl>o the loss In Mr. VHi d« oar l« a severe one mid will h« keen!; felt, lie is eslreiiiely fortuiule in on respect a* ho was carry lug ftu.ttid m I culeut Insurance. This Will give hill a W t eklv tlolemiiliy of • ill oil) p-■ week —St. I'aul I'hottogispli. John Hutson hreught a coyote n town last Ibttirsdat morning win It h fought to a trap the n ght iwtofe, 11, animal tuiutdo d him tie little sport for »om» time the animal ha* i>< < plow ling around h » p trial • * mol c*,* ed’iumli annoy»nee. | ,.t v\,hIo, ..i . night Mr. Hut* on set .* aigu wol ti , and caught the atitu. t‘, Hot M esiyoto aid not gin up w Itlioiit * *n . gin and In hts » doits to fiee I, > ! Mok* tt»e «ham and nu ll ■ If with il ttap tins I* where the (on e» nr o M , llutsett withhfagitu amt d , *> In putsi.lt ano mw o site. . th< coyote | he d. g liisi a'l ooi l too i,u after a few mun is gave up thr I | * to wild s Mmsl tussling no. pi, It«uopo‘i" Join tfi** NotiTiitv in w ishiug them a Inupv and i 1 nil* Journey thiough life, r Hr' -if AnytliiiiK Von'»« liul 'tin' 1,adit's Home Mb-lonury " wlslie* r i an niiin’n that on Not • Wedntsday they will l,c at th Offli'H nil day to receive eontri t foi the poor. Bring old clothe: • or anything tha* rnav ho of u* ladles will gee that it. I* prope , trlbuled. •'(n ' 20, town la, range 12. abou”* 1 east of Ashlon. I wo 3 year oh'ie 1 iron grey mare, weight het\v^._ and nine hundred pounds and rj ' a bright bay with a light strip If and white hum legs, about same ^ Parties finding same please sendl and I will come and get them an all costs. Wm John WklpiiI Farweli. ' A cholsc half section of high! ’ tlvaD'd land tor -ale. Price Sf • For further particulars call on I dress. Fish Kit & Uensoiio-j at I,oi; Dr, Price’s Cream Baking Po Most Perfect Made. 1 The burden of labor is consta I « ing light! ued by new inventlo . nothing new lias yet been ills I to brighten the hours of lab • I make life worth Fvlng like S * j Liver Regulator does, it’s ilie Liver Medicines. A sluggish I presses one’s spirits and causes besides upsetting the whole But Simmons Liver Regulator •tin I -.f I-.* t; ifllitMik I ht» limit.’ Uurglcra attempted to crack In the M.uliiox bank at Mill county, last Friday nigh', but \ 1 succosful In tho attempt. 1 1 was gained at the rear do<>r. 'I * * bination on the outer vault do 1 guessed by tbe burglar*. Imt tli 1 unable to “crack" the Inner <•** * l’ow dcr had been blown into " hole of the steel doors, I ut wit " • feet. They Imd started to drll into tin- door nit was ■ v i.lmill ; ° an ,v In fore aivoiupli’li g an 1 The Innci sate wa» no: opened I believed that nothing of v, i ^ . taken, ('ashler Mad\ wa j M I' Ian it The affair “amonl con • seiteincnt, toil »■> ei, io.lv U ; 11 hilmg the dank on It* lortuiiali " ■ —■ ltaveuna New* , " tjuilf a number or onr eitij N i aetiiug uni fruit and fori at p l fad \|| ail I SIi» l.« \itllut, ol! ; Honda ed with Mr am) Schailpp, ‘I h" ail j urienl n rn nt (iUii , ' w ill Comet , on |4ue*dvt, 1 ,*s, ' ‘ ‘ “ •• dori ol i .nut I i day 11 h, IMiti it 5^1 i w t I G 5 FOR EVERYBODY « • Aloto-.i tv'-vb'idv takes some laxative i ami keep the I i <• who take SIMMONS ' ah (liquid or powder) - of a mild and pleasant | la - 1 n i| t purifies the Hood and fto ; . flu* whole system. And more than thiSlMMONs I ivi i< Ri:gu* , t-ATi >u : - tire l .lver, keeps It active and ln-.’ji!iy, and wh n the l.lver Is In ■ Malaria, BHiotiMie ■>., ir question, Slck llc.i'l i • ami C mi: , atlini, and rid of that worn out and debilitated tcellnu. rhe-n ao all cause I by a Miyph.h l .lver, I d> esilon and freedom from stomach Inn l, o o III only be had when the liver K|o i1; at work. If troubled with any of t e complaints, try SlMMONs LiviH Hi OULArow. ihe Kln«; of Liver Medi cine;, and Better than Hills. - i:\ i.itY i'ACKAok-tv Uom Cite /, Htaiop in red on wrapper. J. 11. Zeilia X Co., l'liiiu., r«. N<»N UKHIPKNT NUTICK, ~ tn Ur,trli l Court of Mliertnun County Net, rnnkn. Cleora II, Wood*, I'laltitlfT, VH. Caroline Jlnliirook. widow of Myron A llollirook, dee* ,,m d, |>nra J. Hinlili liMward M, Minlili iiiiiiairul of flora J, Hmllli, Nettie O. Wleker air am. I,. I., WlekerMiam. lend,and of Nelli, <). Wlrker»lmrn. Clyde llollirook a rnliior. I lie lielrnal law of Myron ,\ llolOrook, dernasod, Kvi l>n l> Iniward*. udrninUtrator , of tin i .tat* of Myron A llollirook dereaxed defendant*. Ml.ale of Nelnaxka I Hliermua County, ’’ To eai ij auil all of l lie above named defen \ ' Will take notice that on the 17th day of r !*k.» ih» above imriM il plaintiff filed her j--< ' ii Ion in th<- District Dour! of Hhertnun i oilnf, t'i brn ku a/ulmd. the above named defen,laut*. m.< object arid prayer of which urc to foM'jti ,i- ;i eiTfaln mortgage upon (he South Half of Mention Twenty hivou Ob,U0 repre«en|0d by - ilofi 'M ii « um ol fd . money pnn.1 out to redeen aid land from the taxe* of IttUI, und Lie I a 11 in r • um of Wt.lM) money paid out for Lax* s of I - ' I a . • *rd aca i t .aid land loaeth i ii' " i on aid ‘.<00.00 jit *lx per cent i on oild - ■* ten per cent per annum from Au. i. i i. I .-land intriexl on *,ud #25,02 at •up'1 cent per annum from October 27th, ih;o, And pulritiff pray* for the appointment >f a 'n 11 dIan ad III ' in foi said minor defeu laiit for an accounting of the amount due upon uild mortgage and that d* f< udurii* may he •eijuned to p;.\ Hi© utnount due thereon and ’or a <1< i ree order Inc -aid land to be *ohl to uiti'd , Me amount which MmII be adjudged to »e due on wild mortgage. N ou ;»»•■ n y F. JitsiN. Deputy. GIVING AWAY A PIANO. The Dully Slain Journal gives every uliM i ili.;; sending 91 on • itl>H«:ri|>tlori » ii, • i i a piano content. The person [Ui -Uiik the com et or nearest to the on-.' (number of voles tliut will be list f«,r supreme Judge this lull will thi 815b piano free. The contest lose- October 31. Send for II free Ham ile copy of 'fhe Journal with this offer. 1 be Journal Is cheap in price now, 50 ents per u.onth without Sunday or<15 cut.- with Sunday. Address State onrnal, I.lneoln, Neb. 1 Notice Is hereby given that I will not ie responsible for any debts and pur lins, made by M, I*. Ford. J. 1>. Font). Agt. Or. Price’s Cream Making Powder World's F air lllaliest Medal and Diploma. i'Ol'LL WANT THIS. The Semi-Weekly Bute Journal will e sent to any address from now until imi uy 1. 1 s‘.i7. for <>n« dollar. Tills ( Fill give you that great twiee-u-week < iiper every l'liesdny and Friday all i*i in. the fall eatnpaigu. and through lie coming great presidential cam algn. January. I*h7. is a long ways 0‘ and you will he getting a great lot I resiling matter for your dollur. Jourii.il I- alwa.v* ahead of the i v a w« eg papers and Is really worth I \ c i a inuch. Ii is the farmer's dally. | ' murker reports are complete and1 mi g< 1 Ihein twice a week. It is tilled it It cho i ■- lamlly reading In udditlou ! > ill I io stale lid lint ouitl telegraphic f a Print* llhi*t rated stories hy the J olid's create*! author*. The sooner , end u dollar I he no re paper* you j i. fi t i your money. Addre *1 ■ ■ i , ■' tie Jo ruul, I.iiicoIii Neii y»v.uiJJ SligUcat Honor*, World’* E-'nlr. •i>a. vWCFjr MOST Hi Ki a r maw. j i I'## O f# ( Hill 4 t tirtf h Alin M# (/ -Vh'i. .ie* AN* . i*4 *-»» *«-*‘*t Wa-. '■•MAM 4* YEARS THE STANDARD. J Sorrje JVIerG^arjfs angle for trade just as boys catch flab. They have showy bait (prizes), but underneath are sharp barbs (cheap goods) which in the long run costs the unsuspecting customer dearly. This is not our method. When you call on us we do not try to make you thing that you are getting some, thing for nothing but we sell you the best goods we can buy, at the LOWEST possible price. FLOUP! We are still handling the world-renowned Washburn Crosby Company flour (which by the way,I* ground in Minneapolis, Minnesota) which has given our customers excellent satis ruction every time, Read what Washburn Crosby Company suy in regard to it: “There’s us much difference in the flour of some mills, us there is between an old windmill and the most modern milling plant in the world, Huch are the famous mills of Wushburri Crosby Company, in Minneapo lis, Minnesota, U. H. A., having a capasity of 13,600 barrels daily. Equipped with the very latest unproved machinery for grinding the celebrated, “No. 1 Hard’’ wheat of Minnesota und Dakota, their well known “Superlative” and “(Jo^i Medal'' brands, are recognized us the standard of high grade (lours where ever they are used." “This (Jour contains a large percentage of the gluten of wheat, und a very small proportion of starch, and for this reason bread made from it, does not become dry and tastiest but retains the sweet (favor of the fb ur, and will keep moiserl for several days. ” •‘See that the Arm name, Washburn Crosby Conpany is on every barrel, or sack of Hour you buy, to insure your having the genuine article." VV e also handle the Crete, Neb, flour, which as every-one knows, is the best made in this state. SHOES! 0 Leather took the lead of sugar in making an advance, but wc will sell shoes at the old prices for some time, though they will probably advance slightly before long. We handle Bradley & Metcalfs famous shoes which are guaren teed to be as represented or your money refunded. :anned goods dried fruits; Canned goods are yet quite low Ttie dried fruit market is mnctu ind will probably remain so for some t*ie 8arDe w'th little chance of an ime. A few prices will tell the ^ ^ are' j UoVCi alUlHo! Cal. dried Peaches, per lb. ,ja Cal. Table Peaches, per can, .20 « ** .. „ ,, jq “ “ 1>ea« “ “ -20 « « Pear8 „ „ 10 i “ “ Apricots “ “ .15 .. .< Apricots “ « *)o “ “ GraP«8 “ “ -18 “ “ Raisins <• « * 05 “ “ G‘ Gage8 “ “ -15 “ “ Plums « «* *J0 “ “Egg Plumes « .15 » « Grapes ,, [0& SMOKED MEAT. We handle all kinds of smoked and salt «n eats of the very best Armour-Cudahy Packing. Everything ip Geperal. ' j Wo are still headquarters for Crockery, Queenaware, (Jlaasware, aud have Just received a large wtock of the I famous Columhla ware which is at preseat so much the 1 rage. We reoeivo fresh groceries every week ami can guarantee the beat on the market. We keep all kinda of hulk oolTee at Id* eta., 17* ota., 35eta.. 3ft eta., ami all package eolfeo f‘ at two packages for 4ft eta. =WLLY. j U heu tou call ou us don t forget to bring vour money 1 purse along, for iu cash we need, uo matter whether Us gold, silver or currency, we are not orthodus on the money ■ question Just so we are paid cash (bats ail we ears for. Yours for ade, < *1 k jl « M *