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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1897)
Loup Cut ■ VOI.. XIV. LOUP CITY, SHERMAN The Northwestern 7UBL18HKD EVERY KRIDAY AT THE COUNTY SKAT. UBO. 1C. IIKRIOIIOTKA. editor and Publlahar. TERMS >1 BO far Taar, II Paid in Advanea m— ....-s—j-.1 .jir ■' 7~ • ------- ~—a lateral at tha Loaf City Pottofflen for Irnat ■laaton Uiroagb Ha mailt at taouaA •laaa matter. Tin* republican Stuff Convention adopted tin; American Kugle for itn dm emblem to head the ticket. ... ■■■!■ —■ ii. i ■ an Tin* pops are accuaiog Murk Hanna trite furnialiin;; the money to buy up the* wheat clop of the (Tnitud Htatca. We ought to liuve another llnnna to buy up the corn crop. Whatn the matter with Hanna? The republican State Convention w.'im a harmonious gathering mid all the nomination! were made prac tical I y by acclamation. Judge Pont wan renominated for tins supreme bench and J. N. Dryden of Kearney and C. W. Keley were named for re gents of the state university. Hit* populist leaders say that “al though then Was some disatisfuctiou regarding our nominations last week it won't amount to an) tiling. Two years ago t 1m* same condition of things prevailed to a certain extent ! but we were able to get them into line. ' This is assuming that tho --•■ who object can be easily managed. I The fellow who ih a populist und says he is, is entitled to a hearing the fellow who is u republican and advocates republican principle* is entitled to the same consideration; but the fellow who tries to carry wut er on both siiolders is not worthy a prominent position in either party and should be asked to luke a back ^K, Our conte in pot ary commenced its annual tyraile of abuse upon us two weeks ago and in return we gave the public a few cold facts which did'nt set well with the outfit. Since ' then we have been asked by populist to “let up on the poor fellow.” We suggest that they first muzzle their S own party organ. This paper will take care of itself just as It has al ways done. tJiiugu /iiumi vv nil i> <11 nn , a delegate at lurge to the pop Judi l: ciul uonvention, and from reports it - would seem that he made a very ! lurge one. Now that he has taken )' so much pain* to secure Sullivan's : nomination it might he expected to i follow that he will go to the republi 1 can Judicial conveiuion, of which he [ has been chosen as a delegate, und coutinue to pull wires in the Interest of Sullivan. Mr. Wall liasalso been uhoaen chairman of the republican county central committee in and for | Sherman County. The McKinley dinner pads arc ev idently coutuiidug more eggs than they did a lew mouths ago. The ' pi tee of lien fruit bus i(one up from 4 cents to lo cents per dozen. The populists su\ that it is beuause the liens have • |uit lay tug. Now sup Ip mo they have tel up a bit, but it M«ius that it is a Utile early in the » lt .il has become of tile lull! HruN ot lll-uis..||<ls, y t * millions of! II . , - ._"i Holt hue I.- . , |;,\ | tig Bjftp.for lllC | .« -1 till moll'll* In tin- I . 1-1 moms ‘ MACHINE NOMINATES.! Mill* Aicr»«<l Upon l»y tli«i Mur <«••• fully MMnlpulMtml -Conventlon Korrr«l to OIvk \V«y to tli* Wlr* Pol|«r« The pop convention wan pulled off In thin city on the 20th. After aome preliminary work, an adjournment wax taken to adjuatthe machine. < in reconvening a country delegate wax talked of for eccrelary. I'Mitor Brown uroae to explain “that it wax clear that the convention would pro ceed in accordance with the machine programme: Thui the account of the proceeding* act up hy the Timex In dependent xtulf, beforehand would need little or no change and IIK would lie able to act a* aecrotaiv and get the Timex Independent out on time the following morning." Tire report on order of huxineaHax adopted allowed the delegate* from each xupurvixorx dixtrict to aelect one delegate to each of the higher convention*. It took xome tnanov eiing to get thix changed xo the ma chine held the balance of power, hut they managed it and it came out ult right In the end. The xlut'/ ile legation* went through with Juxt one xernU’h. When surveyor was readied it was agreed tlml uh the party had but mi" man who knew what a straight line was lie would have to lie select etl I fart of Hazard n new comer, wanted to know who wus running for superintendent. Secretary Urown was on hjs feel in on instant and ru led the question out of order. Said he: The office must seek Hie man. How do you expect the slate to go through if any fellow can boost him self in here as u candidate?" Charley .flionsori arose to say that lie did not want a third term. This pleased Mathew, lie had (o explain just how much, and incidentally to invite ex-sheriff Hendrickson to take notice. The discipline displayed by the machine wassimply marvelous. Num bers are not in it with fellows who know what they waut and stand to gether. The most masterly stroke of the day was the manipulation con nected with making Heorge Leining erkill offllendriekson and also break John Leiniuger’s boom for clerk. It was a pretty example of killing two birds with one stone. Hy this time chairman Dickerson's elforls to seperute the workers for the “cause” from the members^of the convention had subsided to a few faiut raps of tbegovcl and a look of profound disgust. When it was all tied up in bundles there was no use of making a fuss. Miushull who was ou the “list” for the nomination of clerk had en ough to muko him with Ashton hold ing her vote, nnJ Loup City firing in the air. Sheriff was knocked down without a single outside hid. iiy this time ail effort on the pail of the convention to name u single man on thu ticket hud ceased, uiid lint venerable head of represen tative Sujdcr could not save him from au open reproof from the urn chine for daring even to name, an opponent to Hadura, the slate wan- j didale fur treasurer. On being dc elaicd the nominee for treasurer. Hadura walked up to the chairman, his baud raised to take the oath of, ■ in-v. "ilissah prompted the chair mau iu a wlii,p« r “you tv got to tw 1 elected tiist ‘ Hadura then turned a tumid and pledged the mm bine a »,iii sit •bu*inc»»’ caiupaigu. |t ,*».it, tou»that old) a iimtud) t t a of thing* can * ante certain jont-; “* •••■> « ' ‘**<1* teT) plot, tide unprottlat-U lu»» it* fatbiat* <d putting out a eousplst- j aids art sage to (all nb*4* lu our' opinion l he p |t)f clilllt) Is ti« tittt t it ltd talit-1 $• . ft hh¥ a|*|F »■» t**M .mi) a direct loss ts nothing rnotv than a p***»|i*t|it) It i* not *»ii| )«al that tti« American faimet t* confronted with ilia uppatumli to, grow a full tit op ul wheat with area souablc assurance of getting his mon ey back. This year we are heartily in favor of seeing a full acreage of full sown wheat. By next spring we shall know more of the situation and action run lie taken accordingly by growers of spring wheat. A shortage in the world's wheat crop another year is not hy any means a thing ties rahlc limn any standpoint except that this country should pro duce a pood crop Nebraska Farm era. A dispatch from Galliapolis, Ohio states tliut on Uic 2.'! of August, a gang of despoisdoes of West Virgin ia, with out provicatiou swooped down on a picnic party at Glenwood and broke up the party by their or gies, Itevolvers, knives, tonnes, single trees and clubs were used. The women fainted and others lied to the hills. Lew Holley was killed out right and William I’orter and Van Lonkflcld, two members of the pic nic party, were fatally stabbed, Alonzo Porter had hiessull fractured and half his face cut off and one eye gouged out. , The radians were the members of the Holley Imnd of outlaws, ami they have killed at least a dozen men. Wheat took another leg jump of sev en rent - and in comuajiience our elevator men are now paying 7b cents per bush el, rp INKS, 1 * fkop. or EXPRESS ani. GENERAL DELIVERY LINE. All Kxprcai or Freight orders promptly anointed to rji ». NIGHTINGALE, LAWYER. Does a General Law and Collection Business A Notary Public, Stenograph”!- and Typewriter In Ofllce. ONE ItUOR NORTH OP PIKST BANK. LOUP Cm, • » IKBBABUu ^y j. hsiitit. Aiiarneyat-Laur, AND NOTHY PUBLIC. Will Defend in Foreclosure Cases ALSO DO A GENERAL REAL ESTATE BUSINESS omce In Nobthwbbtbkh i ding l.OUl* CIU, • - I UKASKA HUMPHREYS* No. 1 Cures Fever. No. 2 “ Worms. No. 3 “ Infants' No. 4 " Dian No. 7 “ Cou< No. 8 Cures Neu No. 0 “ Head No. 10 “ Dy» No. 1 1 •• Del. • da. No. 12 *' Leu No. 1 3 Cures Ct uv No. 14 " Skm No. ie •* Rh«*u No. Id " Malat No. 10 '* Cutun No. 20 Curas WhoO| No. Ct “ Asthma No. £ I " General No. £3 ** Saa-fttOk.. No. £7 M Kidney 1 No. 28 Cure* Nervous l > No, 80 " Urinary I» No. 32 ** Heart Dt No, 04 “ Lure Thro. No. 77 H Ctf‘d« mul i [>• U rwmt UleiMMOAtine >** Pf t>ba ■ ,M Mill* 1 HCS phhiII l. al*. .1 u* . ...i.l II lfc« • I «vA| l.f 4»>V. , V* *• «l p** |»p| »p< I t •. >»i prfc«. a .* i »• •. i v.» 0 .*4 ' . , p i, ii ■< ,.•* ii pi,tvi** IM I'v , Ill Hi .... I 4% *~H UMPHRE y7 WITOH HAZEL OIL TH* Wit OthtMCMT." reios. m m TaiAi.eiaa.Miwa. M X Pi|f> x *-.« «• .♦ * m mx*« .xx aswisaMMHitinsns iumn I =Mothers! Tiik discom forts and dangers of child-birth can be almost en-/ tirely avoided,/ WineofCardui* relieves ex pectant moth ers. It gives tonstothegen ital organs, unri puts them in . condition to do their work perfectly. That makes preg nancy less painful, shortens labor and hastens recovery after child-birth. It helps a woman bear strong healthy children. Wm»i lias also brought happiness to thousands of homes Darren for years. A few doses often brings joy to loving hearts that long for a darling baby. No woman should neglect to try it for this trouble. It cures nine cases out of ten. All druggists sell Wine of Cardui. f t.oo per bottle. For advice In case* requlrln* special directions, address, elvlor symptoms, i jl th* Ladles' Advisory Department, X j The CasManoota Medicine Co., Chatta F* noota, Tenn. \‘ Mrs. LOUISA HALE. or jsflbrsons Ga., saya: i’,' “When I Aral look Wins sf Cardnl 11 we had been married three yasrs, bat n aould not have any ehlldrsn. Bin* 1months later 1 had a line girl Mby.” N'sONKUIKS Noonedlss at Pul i..unary disease, the result of cold, who token • •77”ln time. For sale by *11 drug gists. 83 cents, . % D. C DOE, A. P. GULLET, Vice-President. Cnskier. FIRST BANK OF LOUP CITY. General Banking Business Transacted Capital Stock, SCO .000. Loans on Improved farms at RIME per sand Boat Oaaipanp aad boat MW tabs bad la tbs vaad Oonaasronnmrra:—Gbemloai RaMsaai Beak, Raw York CNjr, R. fd BmCB ■etlMal Bana. umaKa. R«haneb« W .1. FISHER, GEO. E. BENSCIIOTKK, Attorney ami Notary Public. Publlaher LoukOitt NoamwcrrituM FISHER & BENSCHOTER, REAM. ESTATE AUEJYTS. LOUP CITY. * • NEBRASKA. Town Lots, Wild, Cultivated and Irrigated Lands for Sale PREMIUM LIST FOR Tjie sevei^Tfi a^fiual faif? EX If III TOUS. All stock will be shown In the arena. No person hut the awarding committee on duty and the officers of the Hoard of A*sodation will be allowed In the arena while the exhibi tion In going on. If It be ascertained that any exhibitor has made or caused to be made by any false statement In regard to any article or animal exhibited, or any exhibitor attempt to intefero with the judge* In tho performance of Lheir duties, by letter or otherwise, he shall be excluded from competition. The exhibi tion of stock will commence at the time and proceed in the order specified in the pro gram. Animals not ready at the proper time and place will be ruled out of competit ion No animal which has once taken first prem ium In Its properly assigned lot and class, shall again compete for any premium In the .-ame lot and class, other than sweepstakes w hen there is but one exhibitor competing for a premium the committee may award no premium, or second, or first as merit may warraat, but In no case shall i he money award ed exceed half that stipulated in case of compe tition. In non-competitive uwards the com mittee must state in detail the reason for awards. NoTK Exibltor* are requested to study the rules carefully, as they will la rigidly en forced uud ignorance of them may fatal to saccessfu i couidct 1 Lion. For articles aw arded Special lb ec on orders on th< donors will be issued ail ui which tho Secretary will forward by mail to Ue winners. MATES OF ADMISSION. Single admission ticket Sects. Children sixteen years and under. I'»ct*. Single admission ticket for double and single teams, 15 eta. Saddle horse 10 els. Special license for vehicles carrying pussem. er* for pay will be gruuted by the Executive < 'ommittee. All exhibitors having three or more head . f horses, or five or more head of cattle ahull be entitled to |Mt*s one alleitduul free. Exit checks will be given at the gate. MI ni liter* - >f th< Bo*p< 1 to I lu act In • ! harge of their duties editors reporters, and beers “f othei agricultural aotdttc*. with udr wiv< tie cut i• ou • ■- itivited to our an i.it fair, and will receive coin pi rue alary pu- -• * by reporting thenxiclven to the Secretary Tin transfer or town of u season ticket Is a ami upon the association, uud whi n detect' d ill la poiii-hed to th< full extent of the Saw Any jH-raon, or p< r*ot»>. t »umi guilt v of ell nib >tg over or uuiier the fein • or getting Into tie fail grounds tu any Other wav than by com lying wiiu the association will be charg'd inutdf the regular rati * NKhl UK I* 14EM II M Ulf t EAHHA IIUltSIH DJV. I J K. I*XIU lilt Hupi t Ui« A Hud»*lc i tkiil * tail ion any age . ..... $g <W (ilia It |(or».« tc*t draft stallion, way Imrei or age t <» uctit»d l*e*» draft **iy breed o« age • « t 'lass C. - hlMl’iilHHIIl " teat ilrtvtag u am tn harm s* 9 t«i test draft team la harm1** f ><t * lass D s*|< (teUlU* k *t ims' Ih %t two or movw rolls | i| k «| cult «m tdt ed ab'Nri 9 > ear* old 9 d tufts it ti i vast** fat KUtK v<|«| t law A ' taM«Hafhbf*r%| itumcrwi ladtgr** any taw* i» at |» H «*i tnaa I tin | ».♦! vow .»>• * m 9 fwara <>M * ml «mt | m f t«i t i*v> U •1» at ts't Wvod $ w t ta* i Mhsi V MiW IMV III Mt ' ii Jd- I'tMhfet *H»rf it* tam, awt •*««•) I tat1 H*** *Wf 1 *M { 11 , »«, t* • . 4 it. n t> musk iai iv *#>**»* >• i4i> . m** t» atm inn m U>mi «m< i , ' -aMtun m* k<im.m> Stto»f *>sg , um | mi kn».u 4 n>. ** *“* «J I .i. *'» (U IttMl (MOW Mi *.*!»< «M IWi “«• •»«*»* * im m» mn i n> ■ «••• ••*>***♦ • » n •«» , In l UtKsjt. mm. no miv i | W I IMV ,M< Vwili, I For best talo of following one years sub. icrlplion to Nebraska Farmer and for second test taio 60 cents: Trio, any breed. Heaviest trio spring chickens. Trio turkeys, Trio ducks. Trio guineas. Trio geese. CLASS r FARM PRODUCTS DIV. V, J. M Snykeb, Supt Fur the best display of all kinds of grain, trasses and veg I tables grown on one farm, first premium *H 00. second premium *fl(X), third premiumM 00. For the best display of fruits grown by one person, first premium FI <X), second premium k iX). third premium »l 00. Supplement to Farm Product. All following entries to be the property of the Fair Assocl allon after entry: Firit Premium for following entries, one years subscription to Nebraska Farmer, second premium 60 cents, ror best specimen of Peek of wheat (winter), Peek of Wheal ispringe Peek of outs, Peek of corn Peek of potatoes. Peek of rye. CLAUS O. FINE ART AND FANCY WORK I)fV. Vll Missaa Anna Dozahk A Bkuub Mijuck. Class A First premium for following enterlos 60 ets. second premium 25; Best specimens of Kensington embroidery Worsted embroidery 1 .ace embroidery Cotton embroidery Darned net. Applique work Braiding. Kicking on Hucn Cotton canvas tidy Crotchet tidy. Woresied tidy WOrustcd canvas tidy Silk embroidery Wax Bowers Paper (lowers Shell work Tatting, Fancy work by any girl under Id pears of agr Peat'll drawing. Oil painting lundseapc Painting In water colors Kensington palming Painting plaque Pattal picture Ribbon work shdf lambroqum Wall banner Table scarf Drawn work l*atntlng on satin or silk MlUlnarv exhibit Crayon painting Fancy scretd sawing, sofa piIb'W mis put I IIshloti Worsted pin ■ ushtna Toilet set I,amp mat Pillow sham a hr el sham ll. AN* It DAIRY. PANTRY Cl'LLI NARY HIV VIII Miaaaa HPail H< t'sikiot * Utntt list lit »ay a upas First promwai tor Miowtag eaintws w» eta »*,si*4 pyeUMam '66 Rest specimens id Apple fnitt ( J^llt j»ln t'% J»U» V\ W* |*»M*IM* iff friNMHMN^VW* I'h* *i ' y*Ut»> ftf* 4 IWiiMnlo m* frtgRI'BMpi * ‘ * h*iMf ^KlUi <r*fc« TM*MtM|» «*!«** Wllb %i**4 I WWgjblMlL |ht fet#4 -MM** **4t •«**»*» MW*i* «*4*# »«•■’* It *■ $ < 4*,‘r«<4 If «*U fen* V«* *fc** I* Y * , . , Vlti *»* Ft • fw I km»«m -m* Md premium will be given on articles not en umerated. ▲11 specimens of preserves and Jelly must be made Inside of a year. CLASH I MANUFACTUBED ARTICLES -Dll. IX OKU. W. UuaTBH, Hupt. Diplomas will awarded for best exhibits lu following forming Implltnents, machinery etc Two horse farm wagon. Double seated buggy, Hlnglc seated buggy Faml<y carriage, Two horse stirring plow, Sulky stirring plow, Harrow, Oraln drill or broadcast seeder. Two horse planter, Hand corn planter. Lister, Hiding cultivator. Walking cultivator, Stalk cutter. Mower, Hurso rake. Self binder, Combined reaper and mower. Thrashing machine, Power corn abolier, Hand corn shelter. Windmill for raising water, Farm gate, Va'mi gate fastening. Portable fence, Churn, Display of furniture, Dlsplayof tinware Washing machines, Display of stoves, Double work harness.bome made. Double driving harness home made. Dlspiap of farm uiadhlnury by one exhibitor. Display of tools uud cutlery by one exhibitor. Sewing machine, Lot of fifty brick, Display of building stone, Mpccitnci! of carpenter work, Specimen of plnstaring Sjs.cimen of horseshoeing, Specimen of bluckainlihiug amounting to live dollars. Dipiuiuus will bo given fur the best specimens of all kinds of fancy and art work CLASH! FAIJldCam! MANUFACTUK1EB DIV X Ntasgs Nirmc CtUKMUt a t'xuaix lluu ussi Clam a Ten yards rug carpet, home made, and made within a year, While quill Silk quilt. Worsted quilt, Until pieced by girl under ID years old Patch work quilt, Crochet spread. Knitted spread, I omtorier. Drawn rug made within a yoar. s, rap rug made within a year Knitted rug mode within n year, Hrntded mat Afghan enabatgri Hast manufactured si tic In •ruu mug, PUMV M AI L 11 , bands nod under one fourth mile Ml* be*! I la I, I Hr cater 1 te start m to Bui M to eccund and H to third Weight B p ond, below the teals Kt NNl.Vu M tl h Hail mile heats k to ea ter sad 1 to start. to Butt, IIS to seoend and B to third YUiMU DA V t H< it l l.V). HACK Doe mite heats. * • to enter and I to etart W to Brat rrutotecuad sad |* to third S’ SSI.hi* MAi t, Dm, half Bin bests neat l in I 1 to ea ter nod 4 to start Be to hts* lie to .iLiifnail amt B to thud Mora ssistnotr Bo, tea yet seat of pores m sw*n »o*e to he pard when recry ts made heti too Br wt perse most he nee en or ne »* * »she s p nr del before (Been ne I ntSed before met txoe etU he eomslKd end sn trt money refeederl to the proper rial Benin No Bor* then oar pynmlwm nut he aaantmt i o a horse that disthB e the Oeht The ease* t eecesr nosi • Sw the • by he* W poaeOue a* , ie t on nsouuot el hod r«slb,i Mammal I Dec to puta tvottion and Amnnsas luaiey ctosh r Dan r analog inn B hen tho i nee lots el tan or an* neBstnot to yet asynansa atone* *e» tebsw sad tyeed nag •hatt a* nasi in toil sol ail osihsa «mim» one let* in vh*»,B* egsrast the oaiaAy nos pPP eaeamt am as be Lee tho date el snaaal Bees .ea ds-i h* f rtyhesT Si* ynemb*ans atw no yaW a* wpMMM tB
