Lioaal T7sws.
Alfalfa seed at Watkinson’s.
Ord prices discounted at Gasteyer's.
Good work harness for $14.00 at T
M. Reed's.
Put your stock In K. Holcombe's pas
ture. Horses 50 cent9.
Laities’ ready made wrappers for sale
cheap at Gastyers.
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS IN
BULK AT T. M REEDS.
• Garden seed: new stock just In at the
old reliable Seed store, Watkiuson
Don’t think because Grsteycr does
not ask you two prices, tliat bis good
are not all right.
Gasteyer now carries a complete
stock of ready made clothing for men
and boys.
Frank Smith has a new bika and is
riding It around town with the other
boys.
O. I> Craine tho former editor at
Arcadia died at his home in Texas
last week.
Mrs. Taylor will serve Ice Cream and
Cake, at her rooms, on Saturday even
ing All are invited.
You have tried “77” for Grip and
Colds now try “JO" for Dyspepsia.
For sale by all druggests 35 cents.
Do you need a wagon, buggy, disk
harrow, feeder, plow or barrow. II
so, you should see T M. Reed
School is out and the teachers, schol
ars and many of the parents are pici ic
ing in Ink’s grove this afternoon.
O. G. Henderson. ol tne torn mow
car took the pictures of the BAM.
train crew at this place Tuesday.
Mr. Wm. D. Clifton, tlm new l'. I’
agent vrtll occupy the I’ykc residence
just vacated by Mrs. McPherson.
Mrs A, B.McPlieson inoyed into the
residence owned by Mr. Pilger und
known as the Theis properltv, last
Wednesday.
F. W. Cline and wife sta rted this
morning for Klin Creek Nebraska where
he takes charge of the l\ P. station at
that place.
The auditor of the Omaha Elevator
company came up last Tuesday to look
after the Company's business at this
place.
The new station agent Mr. Win. I).
Clifton, of Klin Creek, Neb. came with
bis family last Wednesday and took
Mr. Cline's place at the U. P. station
The D. E. Morrill Dental Co., will
make their regular visit to Ashton the
28th of May and will be pleased to do
Dantal work for those in aeed of such
at that time All work warranted.
Do you need a washing machine
clothes wringer, wash boiler, tinware
or anything In that liue. if so call on
T. M. Reed.
The Jewell Nursery Co. of Lake Citv
Minn., want a responsible man in this
vicinity to sell Minnesota grown tree*
and nursery stock. Good pay. Steady
work. Write them today.
The teachers and scholars of both pn
mary departments of our city schoo
had their picture taken in group# las
Thursday afternoon M. Lerfehlnsky
our city photographer did the work.
Mr. Wert*, our B. & M. station ageu
has invested in a tine team of horses
His cousin, Mr. Cox, of Pardum, Net.
brought them with him on his arriva
a few days since. Mr. C jx, we lean
has concluded to become one of ou
citizens and will learn telograpby.
Mr. Fuller, of Galesbury, 111., am
father of F. W. Fuller, of Bristol town
ship, this county if expeoted here wit]
his family in about a month t
spend the summer here and perh ap
locate permanently. We learn tbs
they will occupy oae “of the Pyke res]
donees in this city.
The seventeen year old so* of Align
Reiman, was examined bv Dr. Kletche
of St. Paul yesterday for surgical oj
(•ration The boy lias been trou u
with white swell lag at the kr.ee w ide
ha* developed »erlou#ly. thu *■ i*«
atirni w in dot jierforined, however r
l»r. Fletcher who made a thorau^h ei
auimalioit, thought that th* »wellm
could )•« reduced by hi« method <
treatment. Il l» to tie hoped th it »m|"
tation will not be neceasary
tleary l(*a«iuk, one our u <uu*Unll
lanneia made this office a pW.i.eat n
yesterday, lie ha* about *“» at re* *
corn tiUated thu season also aiiout 1
acre* of >111*11 grain out. him.*' h
early plautlug U u|> tw o m more in. he
Ur Krusiuk W comparatively a he
nattier here and during the lew year* «
hi* I ii in ba* made eoa*i>ler*ble it
yruKassti lie b*« a «> k
start ia stork and I*at present tullbln
thirteen bead *1 vows
The ti*fi«aa*«l Ibu locality ba
orgaalsed a new aoc.ety sad will a*e
•eery deturday a ternuon at the W ■
•wild bail ta I «ap t tty The a*
ingsn ration s tailed lh>«u«l
Ki«t*a> Ut aieaatag Helm** ( u t I
obyoel la to meat erne a •*«* fur II
pssrpwse uf • aging and d* atlag «
uuettioos el the hour The prog>an
•ad MtiriSN all au doubt no latete*
tag la the eat route to alt aba join it
•a* tote I be »As«n elected at
1sto.t AUmta pr*> teal t ha* «• * t*
sorretaiy sad Juba Hitman treasurer.
dif.d.
('. E. Rosseter received a telegram
last Wedesday evening informed him
of the the death of his wife, who went
to Chicago about a month ago for med
■ ical treat ment. While this news was
daily expected by friends and relati ves
here for sometime past, yet it is w ith
much regret and sorrow that the news
was received. Mrs. Rosseter was among
the llrst settlers of Sherman county,
ami Is well known to ull our people
Her health has been quite poorly for
several months and all medical treat
ment failed to do her good, except
perhaps for a little while at a time.
She was taken to Chicago by her
daughter Mrs. O. B. Willard who visited
her while under treatment at Grand
Island. But the change did her no
good.
She leaves a husband, six daughters
and three sons to mourn her loss.
Her husband and two daughters Miss
Lon Rosseter and Mrs. 0. .L Odendahl
still reside at Lou.) City.
Decoration Day Frogram
All Societies taking part in the parade
will meet at Watkinaou's Hall at
form In line and march to public square
where the following program will take
place.
Service to unknown dead.
Song by tlie girl s:
Exercise by the children.
Cover our Heroes with flowers
Gun drill by the boy’#.
Alter which form In line and march
lo the Church where we will listen to
an address by an ablu speaker.
All old .Soldier#, members of Hie Post,
•Son's of Veterans, Ladies oftlieG.A. It.
and families will return to G A It.
headquarters with your dintr-r baskets
and have a good time.
By order of I’res.
A. Watklnson was very seriously hart
last Saturday by falling down the cellar
way to the store building. The cellar
door opens opposite the entrenue to the
back of the building, and was wide
open when tbo accident happened. Mr
Watklnson was moving something and
stepped out of the door and Into the
cellar backwards. lie fall to the bot
tom, some eight feet, striking bis spine
on the edge of the lower step, The
physicians In attendance say that one of
his ribs Is torn loose from his spine and
that fall whole system is terrlably shak
en by the fall. It will probably take
him weeks to recover.
We learn that the graduating exerci
ses have been postponed until Friday,
May 28, and will then take place in the
Loup City opera house when tho fol
lowing programme will be rendered:
r KOf. K A M M K.
Music. “Medley Overture." by The
Loup City Junior Orchestra.
Invocation by Rev. J. V. Webster
/k. I _ ~ .. I .. is..,.# \( II
■ J I *J * 1 MVfMi ' J • • “ ■ •
Mead.
Salutatory. -Energy brings Snecess”
bv Miss Hattie llayhurst.
Cornet Solo—by Prof, L. N, Smith.
Essay.-“Springtime'' by Miss Crace
Kay.
Essay.—“Beyond the Alps lies Italy'*
by Miss Sadia Walworth.
Quartette.—“When Day Fades"' by
Mrs. Wellor, Messrs Mtdlor, Smith, and
Wookey.
Essay.—Sunbeams versus Shadows,’’
: by Miss Nettie Conger.
Easav,- "We are the Heirs of the
• Past Ages,” by Mist Ida Nelson.
1 Music.—“Eleven o'clock Toast March”
i by The Orchestra.
r Valedictory, “The Thing Accom
plished not the Man,” by Jesse Mel’her
I son.
Class Song.—by The class,
! Presentation of Diplomas."—by <>
, W, Hlnteu.—President Board »f Fdu
» cation.
t A Card of Wlirnk*.
We desire to express our heartfelt
gratidate to all our friends who so kind
ly assisted ua during the sichne-s and
I death of our little boy.
r .Mu. nudMii*. W.T. OWES.
for sale or Trad*.
II A thorough bred Jersey itull, eiepilre
at st Elmo Hotel, I.oup City, Nebraska.
s
U»Mtiit*r lor* iuftt for Mn\ '.‘I to >t|.
g Hi Fair and cool,
if 1 ••uaersliy fail and warmer,
i | ‘Ji! i U>*a> lionary ■u»ru, rain iu south
.• -JC, l.oeal show* « with 'ain in ea»t
J. Fall with local showers.
“■ I sir with f ill leg baioiuiter.
“ 'i’.< ai lieiieral -form period with
• ht*ify tit (>• tiiiurut tit* hhiIIi
Mvb*»s till tnitt, t't
« i U*ri*y it ^ •
'* New stock <>f UnrUou ami Field
Heeds •* T M UcihIs
, I WlklMlM MU|d> cut and lit,.
• w.thuut *M<4 h tkhfgt* I' ^ *
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1,4 11*4 f#4lh M|»4# Itinl** 4 fMf isf
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j this t inea sa l tee I’l »e >■*,,
t tr*ei> re• ■athei
| CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALK NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given, by virtue of a char
tel mortgage dated December l\ am
( detv filed in the office of thesonnly clerk o
- rman Co nty Nebraska, on tho 16 da^
of December i*h;, and executed bv August
‘ and I. G. llloinqucMt to the sandwich Man
ofartnring Company of Sandwich. Illinois
toluooro the payment of the sum of A-COO
with interest at c per cent, and upon whiel
m now due the -urn of £190.0) and internet
default having been made In the pay men
<>f -aul ‘'Utn and no suit or other proceed
lug- at law having been instituted tore
cover aftld debt or any part thereof I wll
Hell ths property therein dlecribed. to wll
one six hole, geared »slf feeding power cort
shuller. mounted complete, at public auct lot
on section M, townHiiip II, range it. In tin
Keystone lumber shed, in tee village ol
Rockville, sherman county, Nebraska,on
the i| day of Juno l«Sr7.
Dated this 11 day of May. IKttV.
SANDWICH MAM AACTITKINO COUI’AN v.
liy C E. G KoitHR, Agent.
('II ATT EL MORTGAGE 8ALK NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
a chattel mortgage, dated October the Jud
1*9M, and duly filed In the office of the coun
ty clerk of sherman county, Nebraska, on
Ike ^arne dav, executed by August iSiotn
buest to H I.. Holbrook to secure the pay
ment of the sum of K«>ri y-Heven dollars and
l wenty.five cents (MV.and interest at Hi
per cent per nun tint on which t here la now
due the stun of A4tj.n0. default having been
made iu the payment of said sum, and no
suitor other proceedings at law having
been instituted to Collect the said debt,
therefore (will sell ths propsrly thsrsin
described, to-wit; One gray horse 1 years
old, named Ullsy* weight. noO tiounds, one
sorrel horse ;j yeats old, weight about luno
pounds, wtlh white strip in face, oil tlie
day of May, IMr? at Jo clock p. m; said sale
to take dlaca at southwest corner of court
housl s.juaii* lu Loup City, Nebraska.
H L. lloumuoK.
Hr J. 8. I’kdddkk. Agent.
NOTICE OK HALE I NDKII C i VJTKL
MORTGAGE
Nulled is hereby given that, by virtue of
a Coal lei lnoi Ig.ige u,u*-ii on me n oily oi
Auguat 1-8) and duly Mod In tho office of
■ he county clerk of -Hiierman county Neb
raska on I In* . til dity of August I-'*> Hint
executed by August ll|ouu|inst to the Me
t'oimick Hutvusiing Machine Company of
Chicago Illinois a corporation duly or
gunlKod under the lawn of the state of III
limls; to secure the payment of the
aiiin of *!.">, mid upon which there la
now due the sum of M- Default
having been made in the payment of said
>iim ami no suit orother proi ei ding of law
having In on Instituted to recover said debt
or any part thereof therefore I will sell the
property therein described viz one Iron
gray horse a years old named Jim, one
white mare <! years old, named Nell ; one
yearling heifer, color rud, weight about
One lhs, one McCormick Harvesting Ma
chine, si* ft cut, right hand apron elevator
same us purchased suuson I *8)1, at public
unction In front of the luw office of T ».
Nightingale In the vlllugc of Loup City
Sherman county Nebraska on the Mil day of
Julie 1-87, ut leu o'clock a m.
Dated April 17th l>8'o
MoC'oumick Uahvjshtmo Macuink Com
pany.
by V. tV. BhoT/. their Agent
Notice of Timber Culture, final Proof
l.'nited States Land Office at Lin t
coin, Nebraska, Apall 27 I hot (
Notice la hereby given that John N'
K:-her ha- tiled not Ice of intention to
make filial proof before County Judge,
Sherman County, at his office in Loup
City Nebraska, on Sadnrday the 12 day
of June, 1-1)7, on titnberoulturu applica
tion No. 7402, for the N. 1£. quarter of
section No. 34, in Township No. 18 N.
Karige No. 14 W,
IF name* as wltncssog*. John If.
I’ray, John Jen*, Herman Fiebig, and
George Ware, of Loup, Nebraska.
J. \V. Fekglson ltcgUter.
LEGAL NOTICE.
in District Court of Sherman County
Nebraska.
Jacob Albers an administrator of
the estate of Charles C, llcaalaiid
deceased, 1 lamtltr.
vs.
p.rnst he ialand fat bar and solo heir at
Jaw of Charles C. Ke,island deceased
and unknown holrs of tho said Char
les C. lteaeuud deceased and all per
soiiN Intorcstsd In said estate, De
fcndantH.
Now on this mb., day of April is87this
cause same on for a hearing upon the peti
tion of Juoob Albers administrator of the
estate of Charles C. Keaslund, deceased,
praying for a license to sell the following
described real oslato situated In Sherman
County mid .-tale of Nebraska, to wit;
South west quarter of the south west
quarter of section is> eight In tow nshlpHS)
thirteen north of range (Kb thirteen west,
or a sufficient amount of the same to bring
the sum of g'K.'i.Kt for the payment of
debts allowed against said estate and the
m*w> of administration there not being suf
ficient personal property to pay said debt
and expenses.
It is therefore ordered that all person* in
tc-rcsted In -aid estate appear before m# at
the court house in ths <;itv of Broken how
and county of Custsr and state of Nebraska
on the sjsth., day of Jane 1h;i7 at ten o’clock
a in. to show cau-a w hy lioeusn sbou d not
be grained said administrator lo sell »o
much of the above described real estate of
said deceased a- shall be necessary to pay
said debt* aud expenses,
il is farther by the court ordered that a
copy 01 sms 01 uwr su<>u <jc |mi«r«<i ii «««
*u«'»e»»ive week* lathe Norn hw ksthkn
newspaper in t lie manner provided by law
Dated thia totli., day of April ls»7,
Attest. UOMKH M S I'M.IVAN.
I i lx Ui’.in Judne of District Court
C lerk of the District Coart.
Dr. Humphreys says as •,77” Is tc
i.rip, so is No. 10 to Dyspepsia. Tin
direst dose relalivcsdu persistant nst
curesper cent; at all druggists.
t roup and whoop,ngcough are child
hood terrors hut like pneumonia, hron
chitis.and other throalaud lungtrouhlei
can !.e lulckly cured hy using One Min
ute Cough ( ore. Otlendahl Bros.
rnrouditional surrender, la the only
! teimx tho-e l.iiuuii' little pill* knowi
a- 1 u* \\ tl* 1 I tie Karly User* Wl!
make w ithconstipation. »tek heudaelu
uid touiacb tro< idea, - Odvudahl ltro>
Ni t only aeute lung troubles, »hltd
may prove fatal in a few days, but oh
chrome cough and throat trouble* m*i
r< • , us mmediat" r*l «d tad be |>er
, iiieiitlv cured by t Ipe Minute • oogl
* in 1 hleudabl Bios,
It boo Id In' made a matter o1 publii
j knowb-dge that la-U lit1* Witch itun
dv« will *t<* ed V cute pi Ir « - f the n<
* i Minuting. It U ihv Uv#f
r •-*-•••• brill ***** «t»i
ttifV* t>t ill k -li*t* ♦ llfu*,
it* >l|« f.imruii-l rai« 11 |l
Pht f 4 **,*» M OMt# I Ih* **•
Vn 11|9 |im4 ikrrj In %lMtiii*t*
l! 4 111 t iJV JMHlf ’•*** lit lliulu Mill
: #>i<m|« 4***1 ill i< ft*.* Mi l>u | 4i*<i
|i>< r>.« M l iivUhl |ii' «
I lilt I y iU) * I* 4 ll* *»#» ** *
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t|»*| 1*** 4 ti« lu« v| l*vV*|it'
W »U*b ll wt’l *UU tl *|M * s*. I> 41*
v wr*4 tl 1*« H i% v ull
rib'Mh# ift lii ! 4$< **l« '4ft¥* i
fctfirl 11«« . ,,v Uhd* «’****♦' * 4*11*;
An»i« 1 li « iO
i Mi *■ Im %»i *4 «Iwi Hv#f *1*1 t***%*% 4i ■’ tH
*i *1 m *iM* |**Hltt* hllh K*#l
Nt*«i< |4«f * o Mir* I* «U fur tfti l|l«
«***t «l*Ntiiill fttl th f«r iwvs4«t (^lli
l*l» Htfm
For the meeting of the National
l Educational Association at Buffalo in
[ 1H96 the excellent service given by the
Union Pacific was commented on by all
those who had the pleasure of using
| that line. This year our educational
, friends met in Milwaukee, Wis.July
! Oth to 0th. and members of the associa
tion and others from points west of the
Missouri River, should by all means
take the Union Pacific.
The service of the Union Pacific via
Omaha or Kansas City is the very best.
The equipment consist* of handsome
day coaches, chair car*, pullmuri buffet
and draw ing room sleepers, (lining cars
and buffet smoking and library cars.
Fewer changes than via any other line.
One fare, plus 02 50 for the round trip
will be the rate from all points west.of
the MiwsonM River for this meeting.
For illustrated matter, folders- etc.,
call on or write.
Wm O. Ul.lKTON, Agent.
To I'ullf ornla Comfortably.
Every Thursday afternoon, a Tour*
i*t sleeping car from Salt Baku cira.
San Fransiseo and Los Angeles leaves
Omaha and Lincoln by Mm Burlington
Route
It is carpeted upholstered in raftan:
lias spring seats and backs and is
provided with curtains, bedding, towels
soop, etc. An experienced exclusion
conductor and a uniformed Pullman
i porter nccomp -nv it t1 rough to the
Pacific coast.
While neither so expensively finished
rj. » ||ii< n/ M»'r. .11, I' il | > it 1 <41 I
i it, It. is ju»t as good to ride in. Second
class tickets are accepted for passage
and the price of a birth, wide enough
i and L Ig enough for two, is only go.
For folder giving full particulars, call
at nearest Burlington ticket, olllce or
write to .1. FRANCIS, G 1\ A.. Bur
lington Route, Omaha,, Neh.
I(o not got misled We will have our
gallery open every day and can take
your photo any time- I .'util June the
1 -1 and perhaps the first week in June
We will make a doz of those beautiful
finished Celluloid or Platina Cali. Pho
tographs at the rate of §1.00 per doz
Call at our Gallery and examine them.
They are immense • M. Lkschinsky.
The Loup City Photographer
APPLICATION TOR LIQUOR LICEH8*
Notice Is hereby given that on May 21st,
ls’./7, an application and petition was filed
with the clerk of the board of village
tru-lecs In and for Loup City, Sherman
county, Nebraska, the object and prayer of
which are, that Usance to sell malt, spirit
uous ami vinous liquors within said vil
lage of Loop City, during the iltcal year
ending on the llr-t Monday In May, I Hies.
may be granted by said board of village
trustees to one John It. Murphy.
'aid application and petition wil. conic
before said board for action upon and after
the publication of this notiue as required
by law, objection to the granting of such
license must be filed In writing any time
before action is taken thereon,
iruted this 21st day of May . 1IW7.
T. s. NiohtinoaLK, Village Clerk.
CABINET SIZE
Photoqraphs!
the very best
©ellaloid or Platina
finish, guaranteed.
Cents
perdoz
These photographs
are of the same grade
and quality as those
other photographers ask
$3.00 per do/ and are
guaranteed to he the*
best. Remember we
are here to stay and
want your trade.
The ©Ut-I^ates Will last
untilJune5.97.
M. Leschinsky i .oupCity Photographer
W. J. FISHER, GEO. E. BENSCHOTER,
Attorney and Notary Public. Publisher Lour ClTT Noiitii wmtkkm
FISHER & BENSCHOTER,
REAM. ESTATE AGEJV'MS.
LOUP CITY, • • NEBRASKA.
Town Lots, Wilil, Cultivated and Irrigated Land* for Sale
TO ILL Ml IT IV cut
Gasteyer’s New Goods SELL At New Prices,
20 pounds of Granulated sugar for one dollar.
29 pounds New Orleans sugar for one hundred cents.
2 packages Arbuckles, German or xxxx coffee for
Twenty-five cents.
\ Word to the Ladies.
We have just reeeivuJ as tine n line of ladies'
wrappers and shirt waists us cuu lie faun i in any towa
the times the si/.o of Loup City. Why Bt. ause our
intelligent trade have disoovered that they run buy us
l cheaply of us, us in Lincoln or Omaha to say nothing
of tlic advantage they gain in being al.lv to look over
the stock and buy what tits and suits them.
We pride ourselves in having the most intelligent
| class of trade in the city and aurrouudiug count! \ and
' we mvite any who have not vet culled upon is to do
1 *>> at their earliest couvi llicit e. Come and see for
yourselves whether our goods and prices are not all
right
For those who do uot care tor ready made gar
merits we carry an excellent line of muslin*, calicos,
I pen nies, lawns, white gtwst*. els , tlso a few choice
paitei us at »ilh ami wool novelties at c*i eptiouaiiv
low prise* For cheaper good* we have a g<tod line of
I vent novel) good* A ales line of heariette* and
noVvltyc at - > rent* a few ail wool *«rge at 1 seat*
t and an i t eptmulv Hue piece of black *ilk warp henn
etta at t> > rent* whteh * vnuot la> dupib ated anywhere
I at that |trtee
• |
1
A Chat With the Gentlemen.
1*0 you knew that we handle men's clothing? We
do, and they ure good ones too. They ure called
The Happy Home Clothing, and suits coming under
this brand manufactured by YYachtamith have a strong
guarantee sewed on every coat sleeve, agreeing to
keep the auit in repair one year. \\ but more can
you a^k? Come and see our clothe* aud you will
never regret it.
Then wa have hit* for ail *ucd men and l.oys
Hat* from & <MMl> up a* high a* you please They
are dandy good hat* too. All mica, new, clean .took
which is acvernl point* in tiieir favor
Then w« hue *hoe< u hit of the la'est styles
and color* je.t received tirved, dtbloo l, Tan (‘nine
in and i huo«* aorne for your wive* and (tug liter*
Youi bov* will couie to help v«u pi*k them oil your
»el( a pair.
Now b iw would it do to wind up by yelling you
that we do not intend to let tiny little oue horse town
in the country get all your trade put cause we have
so saloon VYe want to sell at Cbwafty price*, au>l
well d>> it loi Y our wives will prefer l.oup Citv h*
eauie there i* no eaioon and you will too wbea you
know you get your tuoueys worth
Yours for new proods at low prices.
C. OASTEYER.
