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VOL. XIV. LOuFciTY, SHERMAN COUNTyTnKHRA.sKA, FKIDAY1~MARCH 12, 1897._NUMBER 2
The Northwestern
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
AT THE COUNTY SEAT.
OKO. 10. llKUKCIIOThH,
Editor and Publisher.
TERMS- $1.50 per Tsar, II Paid in Advsnes
EsWrsd at tbs Loaf City Fostofllcs for true
Mission tbroifh tbs nisi Is ss tsoood
slsss rnsttsr,
A Word from (1 H Ullisnn
Lead 8. D. March H. 1897.
Editor Northwestern.
Dear Sir.
When I left Loujj City l promised
my mauy friends that 1 would let
them hear from me through your
columns so with your permission I
will endeavor to do so. Lead City
is, what we uoay cull the Queen City
of the Hills, just 4 miles from Dead
wood and while Deadwood gets all
the notority through the country out
side of the Black Hills it is not en
titeled to it. The principal works
and mines and Stamp mills are here.
(/dad is a very niee, quite little City
of about <5900. nestling in the gulches
and very nicely lit up with electric
lights all night. My boarding bouse is
on a very abrupt slope of one of the
hills about 150 ft about the City proper
and at night by times 1 stand with awe
and gazb down upon the sparkling elec
tric lights and almost think that I nave
been transported above the stars and
am gazing down upon their splendor.
then In the morning air one is reminded
of Pittsburg, It is a smoky city. When
the air is calm the smoke from the
many chimneys and stacks lays like a
pall oyer the busy throng below. Times
are dull here as elsewhere now, tut
everyone looks forth to a great rush
in the early spring. I have made one
trip over the now famous Bagged top, 12
miles from Lead. All the ground for 15
miles around that famous camp is stak
ed off and claims must he bought to be
gotten. Balmoral and Preston the two
Bagged Top metropolles are merely
wooden camps and tents and remind
oue of the old fashioned camp meetings
of the east. There is about 400 people
in both towns. Balmoral is build against
the side hill and Preston in the Gulch
and lots 25 x 60 ft sell from $'.00 to$500
ami then one has to dig a hole in the
hill to set his building. The rush there
this spring will be phenomenal. Snow
lays about 10 Inch deep on Bagged top
The people here are very kind and con
siderate anil secret societies are doing
a great work among them. I have vi
sited tho Woodmen I. O. O. F. and A.
O U. W. and they are all run on a
stupendous scale with a membership of
about 3<»0 each. They pay $6. per week
sick benefit and the I. O. O. F 100.00
Death Benefits for funeral and collect
10.00 per year dues from each member
and the wellfare of a member is strict
ly guarded. The Miners Union is the
leading society. They own a magnificent
building that cost 62.(MX). Waves are
very good Laborers get 2.50 and Me
chanics 3.50 to 4.00 per day.
There Is plenty of men here at pre
sent to do the work.
1 ate my first supper with our old
II I Vll U *•■**'* •
very narrow being about 40 ft, wide.
Ground room is the principal question
here where iuo*t of it stand* on end
Rent i* high from 12 to 23 00 per month
for dwelling Living cost* about one
third more here than in Loup Oitjr.
Well I will say goodbye to my Loup
r City friends G. II. Gimon.
ear a m
PROM i LEAK I'REKK
Winter hold* my ill this locality and !
uo prospect of warming al present,
lohn Heir sr. »as hurried la«t Sunday.
|lrop*y and old age took him olf M»m
tiers of the ts A It poet at L'tehtlelil
•■Moisted
Jim Oray and wife and Armstrong
ai d wifa are aka.
Mlu .warab Heaps U*» gone to |>ako
la, Mr Heaps and family will laava for
liakolatn May R*< uRlttN.
•
TREE* Ail* FEAN t» \ lull U#
V rail | raes ul boat sail* lies at hard
lima* pt hm swsit fruits in targe sop
ply M Hunts of Mrawltariy plant*
yery ibrifly and wait r«il*l (tal lb*>
hast itw buaHi M'l Ingbl »r **
yrny *ei»4 In |H i* list iu NoRI'H
, HEN I* Ml K*EHIE* Murth Rend
|ni-lg« I'uuuly N« task*
AM Iba dtderanl fwrnMut »kiu iiw b *#
f i »• ■ bapped bands In •* «• mi and H>
dstlawi wU*«» «au *a> leadiiy cured by
|ta wills Wn«h llssal »al»a, Iba graal
pile cure Oskudski Hiss
|»». Aurnnar l*atU. his* I Island, Nip
gi at 4'Maaa* and disease. u| Era sad
Ear |
A BEGGARS ARTIST.
LIVES IN A CELLAR AND PAINTS
SIGNS FOR MENDICANTS.
Hr Make* »Om»l I.lying anil Would Itathrr
Hr a I’alntrr for Hnggara Than a H<-ggar
fainter—How tIII- 1'lrturra Are Card and
What He Charge. for Tlirm.
A new school of art has been discov
ered. So far as known, this city has its
sole professor, and lie is as odd as his
art. liut tliis is the source wlieneo come
the thrilling pictures which the beggar,
maimed, halt or blind, displays when
he mournfully relates just how he was
injured and strives to impress upon tho
churitublo liow deserving he is of aid.
In one of the shabbiest streets of the
city, away down in a basement, a flick
ering gas dame lights the studio of this
queer genius. It is a place of business
sueli as would appall the well dressed
banker, but it is no exaggeration to say
that its occupant has an income which
many more pretentious painters would
rejoice to receive.
Technique and perspective meet wilh
small consideration at the hands of this
king of the peggars, for such ho sor ms
to be. To watch ingress anil egress of
liis patrons would give a stranger the
impression that some philanthropist had
established a charity hospital in the
basement.
When the writer paid a visit to this
unique studio tho other day, tho artist
was found attired in a pair of oviTalls
and a greasy woolen shirt, as guilt!' -s
of ornamentation at the neck as was
the neck itself of acquaintance with soap
and water. A bushy board that had ovi
U'lUJ^ ii i/nn> ji in <nurt unj n « w*' i •
the lower portion of the artist’s face,
and his slnxky hair stood u]> in indig
nant protest against the possibility of
invasion by brush or comb. From under
rather bushy l rows a keen pair of eyes
looked out. Mind was decidedly in evi
dence; conventionality was below par.
Both cleanliness and godliness were
quite ignored.
The furniture of the studio consisted
of au old couch covered with a material
which in days gone by had probably
been very pretty chintz. Now it was
thoroughly disguised by the accumu
lation of dirt. A real rag carpet cover
ed tho fiixir, but not a single picture
was hung upon the walls, although
standing about tho room were several
pictures in various stages of progress.
Permission was asked to examine them,
and they were well worth seeing.
One was a lurid representation of a
powder explosion. So realistic was the
picture tbut if you cared to place your
finger on what were alleged to be burn
ing grains of powder you could feel that
the grains were there, though tho artist
denied that that was the intention. Ho
said the painting was intended for a
patron of his with two wooden legs,
substitutes for tho pair that a powder
explosion robbed him of. The object of
tho painting was to show the charitable
stranger just how it happened, and tho
artist said that in his mind there was
no doubt that his legless patron would
greatly benefit by the scene thus pluced
on canvas.
There was another picture, which rep
resented the blowiug up of a man-of-war.
Tho flames that spouted from the decks
of tho unfortunate vessel were far more
red than the light that shines from the
chimneys of an iron mill at night. Na
ture has never succeeded in producing
anything quite so glowing as unmiti
gated red paint, and there was no lack
of it in this picture. The persons who
were sailing about in the air seemed to
have Buffered frightful injuries, and tho
artist said that this was purely to in
voke sympathy for his customer, who
was sup]x>scd to bo one of tho actors in
tho scene so graphically portrayed.
The prico of such paintings varies
from $!> to $12. The artist can complete
one in about 112 hours, if he does not
hurry. If it is a rush order, tho work
_ _. .1 .... I,,...**
though iu that rano the price in increas
ed somewhat. Wlten asked if he luiulo
much money hy this sort of work, the
artist replied that he did; that he gained
more than many painters w ho were
striving to do great things are able to
secure, llis pairous were generally
prompt pay—indeed the usual terms uie
cash OU delivery.
A* for embarking in higher art, the
artist would have none of it. lie 1.1-> iy
remarked tiiat he would rattier I* a
painter for is ggnrs tiiaii a beggar |>aiiit
er, and as he waved a g**>dl«y tltete was
a contented look on his face, whieh
showed that h«' meant evat'lly what he
said. —-IMitlad Ipliia l‘i> a
A btnk I ugll.h t'eift.
The Watchman r«eortU awitlleisin of
the late 1‘nJi ssnr K> udle kef Ihi le «t< r
university.
Hat tag one day In the etas*room re
marked tht Its licit pr<position •Vis"
invariably no an* "mie." ho was re
lula.Ud by •shi of his pupils that a pro
(n« I in ah* lie* College 1ml sullel
lb* eeuirary
*'H'iil" was the reply, "if thai U»
ins . I < an only say that hs has slipped
up is* thw 'su,' t eat t« ail"
trews* n tsts.
The Aid betel* u»i Id tht* oarnifv
b*r bathbng p«rt*»** w*r* mannlsHur
id by mrbsdsw iu Vo gnat* iu l*il#
itey Used la lbs eisuitifh that « f a
.hue it ad den Si Jam. «l%*w n ami I bo
cdjMst m# tbs governor of tbs state,
A part *4 the Jam* -In*a vhwre-h is sliii
•lamling and the kite!* are tn a pot
•tats uf pt***«v slits*, tbowteg ill at Its*
evdohtsta bluaot m making tnwit i*
nsigt w«ar by • 11* *ars t» all kind* of
wsatbrl. — Ihataat llglpl
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MOTI' K or HAI.K PNIIKII CIIATTK1,
MOILTOAC. I.
Kotlce In licn-liv Klven that by virtue of
n i-hiiui'l rimrcitHue Ualedon the V5 iliiv of
May, I- 11 titiil 0 ill filed la the office of I lie
euu ht r court ot unci ouiii county, Nebraska
on Hie if.i u.i - ui May, l‘u.l and ewu ui ed by
Srunuel r i-leher mid James M. Klcieher
I ii Tie mu- IJ Heed ,11 secure t lie puyumnl
of 11n-sum • i s. .-,,ik>, nml upon which there
Is now due Hie Mia of *•;, u with interest
iii ieii per cent |,» r null in from May
i-o:, mi pimortgage halnjfooltateral to tlm
mortaiHiu Perm natter oe-crllied. Jicfuuit
iiuvlle; l/e, II uoiUelll I lie puyilli'llt of Mild
sum and no uni or other proceedlnifH buv.
Ilia been I a • 11' 11 • I lo r * • o ■ i ■ ud debt or
any pari thereof, therefore I w ill sell ihe
property theiem de-i i Ibi d lo-wlt One
Star lumbi r w ,/on, with brake, hi pitbllo
miction ul On soul Ii chhi eorner ot lltu
publp- Ojiiuie, .It 1,-llpi lly, Sliel lunu eollll
iv. NebiiisUa on tbu llili'd due of April.
)Mi7, at i'clock, p. m of said day.
Also that by virtue ol a ehntfcl molt,
gage dated on lb' today of June, IKC. and
duly tiled in ilo-ollPc ol 1 be county clerk
of said count;, on June |0, I and excell
ed by Samuel < Fletcher lo rtmmns M.
Heed to secure flic pay incut of tllo Slim of
fill.(Si and upon uluii, there la now duo
from sami *'l Fletcher and James M.
Fletcher the sum - ,:i owilii Interest at
Ion p. i cent [mu'hi, utni rom June In IMOu.
Default Ini', lii been made in I be payment
of said -uiu ind t o suit, or o:hei proceed.
Dim-al Jaw uavli is o Instituted to re
cover suid di-bl or 11y part I hereof, there
fore 1 will - * 11 tie prope.riy therein dee
erlbid, to - w 11 Dio Piano mowing inn
chine, 4 feet, is imdi out, one iron frame
harrow, part of one rhl lng cultivator, part
of one loitgffi I. nil Ivulor. ono steel beam
19 Inch Htubbio p , w, at public auction, at
the Mouth < -I com roi ilia public square
In Loup ' . Nebraska,
on the' third day of April, 1 s'/,, at one
o'clot k p in id - iid ol, ,
Dated this Id h day of M i roll, P 'K
T. Al. ItK.I!b. Mortgagee
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT DEFEND
ANT*.
In the District court of Sherman coun
ty, Nebraska
The Cheshire Provident Institution
a corporation organized under the
laws of New llainsliirc. Plalntlir
VH.
Katie Cnrrulli, John I,. Farwell and
Martha <;■ Farwell, Defendants.
John E. Farwell and Marthla 0. Farwell
defendants will taka notice that on tho 17
day of December IWX1 the Cheshire Prov
ident 1 n ml I tu i Ion Plalntlir herein tiled us
petition In the District court of Sherman
county, Nebraska, the object and prayer of
which are to foreclose a certain mortgage
executed by Kittle carruth to (ariosi). Purr
assigned sold anil delivered to the plalntlir
upon the following described real estate
to-wlt; The west half of the south west
quarter of Section Thirty.four (14), and the
east hall ol the soul Ii cast quarter of section
Thirty-three (33), Township Sixteen (1(1),
North of Range sixteen (16), west ol the
Sixth (ii) Principal Meridian, the Maine be
ing In Sherman county, Nebraska, to securo
the payment of one promlHory note dated
the i.th day of October, ms6 for the sum
of Three Hundred Dollars (*.100.1X1) Willi
interest al ton per cent from January
first tMIC, for which sum plaint!Sf prays
lor a decree that defendants be required
to pay the same, or that said premises
may he sold to satisfy the amount found
due.
Amt are required to answer Huiil petition
on or before the l»th day of April, lsj7.
Till'. CHKSHBIItK l'KOVUIBNT IN
STITUTION, Plalntlir,
Hy Cone A llAitVKY, Its attorneys.
NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT DEFEND
ANTS.
In the District Court of Shurwau coon
ty, Nebraska
The Cheshire Provident Institution
a corporation organized under the
laws of New Hampshire, Plaintltf
vs.
Paul Senbuck. John E. Farwell. and
John I* I m well unit Mnrtliu C. Furwell
ileluutlniiU will Ink* nullcfi Unit uu tin'
I,Hi iltty »f ln rKiiilitr, If «! Uni i lieahne
fiuvhleut lueiitutiuii, iilkintilf haioiii
n <<i in |iaUtiuii in ilii> UUtrlet Court ur
Mierumn county, fceljrwuktl the object noil
|iiuyer, I which um lo loitcJuM u cerlulii
iimitkkgu exccuicil by l*»ul Houhei k to
I nrlwki Hut r itxiokUeil •out unit tlkllver«it
to th« |ilttiilkilt il|,on Iho following tic*
crlccil n*l v*l*1 * to wit lau noun nil
■tuartci o( motion Unity line* ;Ji, in
t.,wu»lil|i alMeeu il*,, nut ik of r*t»ge *1*
tceii iuii wrat I*I the at\Ut i#l |irnici|Mtl
inn) lit lull, the »wute being lit nbvriuwn
i.itniy Snbiu.kw, to kicuieltin (m vine nl
■ ■I ,,n« |ito'uia<>it kote 'lull'll the tub 'lay
ul (K'liilun'i I-'*il for Ute aiiln of .fevi'it
liu, licit l*"Ui»i* i.io Uk , with Intel ml »>
. || row J*h nui t let. It lot
whi'ti aniu I'lululilf I'luya fut t Uwulee
that 'Iklcnilwnt* hi' tviwirrU to |My Ute
■am* or tbit mi l |tleumr* tony lui # * ■!
loawltkfy lb» amount louiol Uu*.
t i. , « i tu 4in*l' **1*1 l**lt
turn "* ur Inl.i.aittk ui Inlat of t|nil. I
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TUs Nebraska Legislature
It Is a recognized fact among Nebras
kans that no matter wbat other daily
paper they read at other times, during
the legislative sessions they must get
the Lincoln State Journal if they want
all the News The Journal is right on
the ground can get the latest doings of
the law makers ami frequently gives
the news one day earlier than the Oma
ha papers. The Journal's Washington
Correspondent. Mr. Annin keeps the
Journal reader* thorn ugly posted on
Matters of Interest to Nebraskans that
are li ipeningot the national capital .The
Journal I* mailed at 50 cents per month
without Sunday or 05 cent* per monts
with Sunday, It Is a great payer.
Cblcora, Pa., "Herald'' Richard Veo
el reports One Minute Cough Cure the
greatest success of medical science. He
told n« that It cured his whole family of
ti'flble coughs and colds, after all others
so called cures ha l entirely failed. Mr.
Vencel said, If assisted his children
through a very had siege of measels
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| car service between Council Bluffs and
i Portland. This car leave* Co Bluff* on
our train No it daily at II 15 p lit and
I passengers go through wblfout change
! Berth* In Oils car can he secured bv
| request i*t tiii« i |Hce. In addition to the
:i! >,. r o wc also roll i t iirooirti coiolil s[ ra*
dully In Sun Francisco and ii perma
ncnllv I'lindiii'ti'd colonist car weekly
every Friday 10 Han Francisco and I,os
Angulos Full li: fori.. fit Ion can be ob
tained in wi lling or calling on
Frank W (dine, Agent.
NOTIOb TO NON RKUlDKNT DKFKND.
A NTH.
In district court of Sherman comity,
Nebraska
The I'hd'.nlx Mutual btfo Insur
ance Company of Hartford Con
nellcut,
vs. plaintiff
by slander K. Moore, Olivo b.
Moore, Marx Kroger,-- Kroger,
Ids wile. Illrsl, nano unknown, Kll
li Flslo r, William .1 Flshor, Jossle
W. Fisher, John N. Flshor, Minnie
H isher. Sarah A. Hassell. Cyrus 1*.
Ilsssei I, Mary A. Morgan, Albert J.
Morgan. I.' wlsii. Flshor, Frauds K.
t isher. William J Filler, as admin
Istrator of the estate of Mary M.
Fisher dcseased, ThOS. M. Reod,
Isaac Bulloek, James llullock, defondanls.
State of Nebraska,/
Hnennan County, | '
Co the aliove named non rosidden* ne
feiidunts to-wit: bysandor K. Moore, Oli
ve j, Moore, Marx Kroger,——Kroger,
Ins w Ife first name unknown, Kll B. Fish
er, Mary A. Morgan and Albion J. Morgan:
Von will take notice I hat on 1 ho 24th day
or February IH97 the above named plaintiff
Hied its )ietl*,tori against the above named
deflondants In the district court of Sher
man county, Nebraska Hie object and pary
orol which are to foreclose a certain inert,
gage made anil delivered by the defend sills
bysaruler K. Moore and Oliver b. Moore
lo I he said plllintllt upon the following
described real estate situate In the county
of Hheriuaii and state of Nehraska, to wit:
The south west quarter of Section Twenty
six (2i'u, in township sixteen (Itl) north of
range (14; west of Bib p. in., to secure the
payment of a promlsory nolo dated March
is, ISS4 lor the sum of *4U0.#> with interest
at seven percent per annum and dim mid
payable on the first day of March lss» and
which was thereafter extended to the first
day of March m!>2, wtlh Interest at six
and one-hair per cent per annum until
maturity and ten per cent thereafter;
that there is now duo upon said
note the sum of moo with interest at ton
per cent per annum from March 1st, 1H9I,
for which sum plalutiff prays for a decree
that def endants ho required to pay the
same or that said premises may ho sold to
satisffy the anount found due.
You are rebiilreil to answer said pelt.
• I .. .... ... tu.fi .•-f lia tut li (IfiV fll V 1)1*11 I H1I7
Dated this*7 day February, imiv
TUB Dll BONDS MUTPAL I.IVI IN
sphanob Company. <»r Hartford,
(anaU Couneilout, Plaintiff,
Attest H i. NlOHTWOAI.ll,
Louis KB1N, He Attorneys.
Clerk of the D strlct Court.__
rjl 8. NIGHT1V3ALE,
’ LAWYER.
Goes a General Law anil Collection Business
A Notary Public, Stenographer and
Typewriter in OlHce.
ONI. in;OH NOUTIl Ol HUM HANK.
LOUP CITT, • • UBIilli.
J. KISII1K,
AttnniHU-at-LHUi,
AMI NOTUY ITBLIC.
Will Defend in loreclosu re Caies
A\sO |iO A CIRNKNAL KEAl.
ESTATE III HINENH
uffiee in SLiaruwaeraa* dm*
1 UH P Cm, • • • •****•**
HERMANN KRi’N/E. M D
Physician amt Stood,
ASHTON, . NKHIt.
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I GENERAL DELIVERY UNR
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TIM B T AIII.K.
LOUP CITY, NEUR
Lincoln, Denver,
Omaha, Helena,
( 'hies go, Butte,
St. Joseph, Halt Lake City. |
Kansas City, Portland,
Ht. Louis, Han Francisco,
anil ail points and all points
East and South West
Tit A IN* I.KAVK AM FOLLOWS.
No 64 Aecm., tally except Sunday
for all point*..1SI6 a in
No. 63. Aecm. dally, except Sunday
for Arcadia «:M)pm
Sleeping, dinner and reclining chair car*
(seat* free) on through traiui Tickets
sold and baggage cheeked to any point In
the United States or Canada.
For Information, maim, time table* and
tickets call on or write to A. F. Wert*
Agent, or J. FBANi’l*. Uen’I. passenger
Agent, Omalin, Nebraska,
U. P. KAII.WAY
Beginning Sunday. November 17th,
train* will arrive and depart at this
station a* follow*:
(.eaves Leave*
Monday, )KBfl Tuesday, lain)
Wednesday, [ Thursday.
Friday, P ™ Saturday P‘,n
Arrives at Loup City daily O.iBp.m.
daily.
Close connection at. Orand Island for
all points East and West
F. W. Clink, Agent
Lost.-- A dear Utile child, who made
home happy by its smiles And to
Miliik it iniglit have been saved had the
parents only kept in the house One Mi
nute Cough Cure the infallible remedy
for croup.
We want one good man (having
horse), as permanent superintendent for
Sherman county, to attend to our bns
iness, on salary. Must send along with
application, strong letters of recom
mendation as to honesty, integrity, and
ability. State occupation Address P.
O. Box 1«SI2, Phi la., Pa.
HUMPHREYS*
No. 1 Cures Fever.
No. 2 44 Worms.
No. 3 “ Infants’ Disease*.
No. 4 “ Diarrhea.
No. 7 44 Coughs.
No. 8 Cures Neuralgia.
No. 9 44 Headache.
No. lO “ Dyspepsia.
No. 1 1 44 Delayed Periods.
No. 12 “ Leuchorrea.
No. 13 Cures Croup.
No. 14 44 Skin Disease*.
No. 10 “ Rheumatism.
No. 10 “ Malaria.
No. 19 “ Catarrh.
No. 20 Cures Whooping Cough
No. 21 “ Asthma.
No. 24 41 General Debility.
No. 20 44 Sea-Sickness.
No. 27 44 Kidney Diseases.
No. 28 Cures Nervous Debility.
No. 30 44 Urinary Diseases
No. 32 44 Heart Disease.
No. 34 44 Sore Throat.
No. 77 44 Colds and Grip.
Da. Humphbet*' Homeopaths Marti al
or Dineameh Mailed Fbeb.
Hmall bottle* of pleasant pellets, fit the Teat
pocket Hold by druggist*, or Mint prepaid noon
receipt of price, SB cent*, except Nos. IB, and W
ere made $10U *ixc only. Humphrey*’ Medi
cine Company, 111 William ht„ New York.
HUMPHREYS’
WITCH HAZEL OIL
“THE PILE OINTMENT.*
KPUA-Eitorntlorlntiml. Blind of B1o«d8ilf |
uUIn Atto; Mlnior Ulwillni of the Ueotam.
rclluf U imiruMllnCo-ilio cure oeruun.
PRICE, BO OTS. trial SIZE. SB OTi.
fold try Dr act late, or e«ut post j sld oa receipt ml prist
■DBrnitctr ash. to., a 11 a i it wummi M., nw tMO
Wanted—An Idea 25SSS
Protect your blra» they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEliHKllHUHN A CO.. Patant Attor
ney*. Waalilogum, 1). 0,,for tbalr *i.8u> urlae offer
and ll.t of two hundred invention* wanted.
D. C. DOE, A. P, CULLEY,
Vice-President. Cashier.
FIRST BANK OF LOUP CITY.
General Banking Business Transacted.
Capital Stock, $50 .000,
Loans on Improved (arms it NIKI par MBA. Bat Otayeny aalkaBiM
to be had la the west.
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Oosaasrosmtxre:—Chemical Rartoaal Bank, Raw York CHy, R, Y4 OMBO
■Wlmal JBono. Omaha. Rsbasabe
W. J. FISHER, OXO. E. BENSCHOTEB,
Attorney and Notary Public. Publisher Loup Oitt NoSTHWBSTaaa
FISHER & BENSCHOTER,
REAM. ESTATE AGEJTT&.
LOUP CITY, • • NEBRASKA.
Town Lots, Wild, Cultivated aud Irrigated Lauda for Sala
ADAM SCHAUPP,
Will pay tha higheat market price for
All iliiidgi of «tl
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prtoaa paid fur k *g» and aaltla at U>up i lly