The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917, September 10, 1897, Image 8
For Hardware, Tinware, Furniture and Undertaking in all its branches go to Watkinson, Loup Cit; Neb Uoaal Daws. Wheat 72 cent a, bogs3«0 Cash Conger I* In the city. For washing machine* and clothe* wringer* see T. M. Heed. W ant«i>.—Some fellow that owe* us to work out eur road tax. The business oei wbe advertise sre the tnalnes* men who tike the prize. Kev. A. Scbormann, of Hayestown was doing bunlnes* In the city Wednes day. The old high school building will he sold to the highest bidder of cash to morrow. The Herman iniulster of Ashton will preach again In the Baptist church In tbl* oity, next Sunday at 2 o'clock p m B. F. Reynolds bought four copies af our "Book af Facta.” as also did Jamas Dspew. Call in aid glvu the aewa to the edi tor. It will make yaur paper more readable. Dave Dtpew- Is a new sahsarlbar to tbla paper, bavlag added his name to our Hat Tuesday T. M Reed sold two lumber wagons this week. Ha has sold soma seven or eight already this season. Mr*. R. Taylor la having the atone foundation repaired seder the we»t side of her large store building. The sign an the McKinley oluh room have been taken dowu and will Im care fully preserved foru*e in 1900. Oblren Bro*. have repaired the large scale* at the Keyitene lumber yard hr placing In anew brick foundation I lav Birberdaon ws* * plearant caller ftatarday and purchased one of our "Book of FaeU' O. H Brown also bought ono. Thoo. Ojondyk* of Aditon send* for two more copleiof our 1 'Bock of Kaoti.” lie want* then* to send toeattern friend* Laat Haturday the (treat* were lined with team* Our local dealer* were paying fros* 70 to 74 cent* for wrheat sod 63410 for bog*. Uaaleyer report* lait Haturday ■» ooo of tb* boarioit day* In hi* linn of bud* no** till* toaaon II* I* mak lug n liber nl u*n of printer’* Ink. You cannot afford to be without on* of our book of faatc. It 1* worth dollar* to you aud th*Vo»t of on# In only fifty cant*. W* ar* ioformed that tbore ha* been about 10,000 buahol* of wheat bought on the Loup (lity markot this **a*on. Photographs 75 cents per doz for a short time only at the Loup City Photo Gallery. Wanted; On* man and hIe bora** to pull a gang plow on E 2 Sec. 37 1C 13 Will pay 611.00 per day nnd board. Ezra E. Tnomptoo Agent. We are In reeel pt of call forth* Nat tonal Irrigation Association Convention to be held in the city of Lincoln, Sept. 28. 20 and art, 1807. Mr. Sayag* took b>* boric* down to the race courie Ian Monday afternoon forexerei**. All !ov«r» of Ha* horse* Mhoaldcee them. They ar* beautl**. Tbi* office acknowledge* a pleaunt tail from June* (fray, one of the ploa kkc a»fflken /'U... / *...1_s. - _ . the city doieg burlue.H laat Saturday. W. K. Mallor la getting hit two rent 'd buggy fixed up with a new box and a coat of paint. Jar. Depew doue the Job and It p-a»euta a vary ueat appear ance. Uoo Dlnncnger t<|uared up hia ac count with ye editor Urn week. Oeo •eye that a« a farmer he la playing in better luck under the new admlalitra tlan. N . L. Talbot, now practicing pbyel clan Nt Boelur waa at I.aup t j|y jal, Friday and iu«dc ye editor happy to •he tunc of $.! ‘Mi May the doctor ||Vc long and proaper. Mra. A. Hut kin.on returned la.t Tueaday evening from a three week, trip* to her old home at Kewunee III, where (be hua t.ceu to attend the aick ue*» and death of her »l»ter. Mre. bm i.lti.oii uu.l ehlldrctt ictiirti ed flow l.cad, Mouth Danuta and leuiti will occupy their reeldencem thenotth pert ot town again. Tha t many frtaudi are plca.ed to »ec them again Wonder if Nellie Dray won't twrnl.b ua with route more achiool note, tbb eaaaou liar etforte laat t«a.en wet high if appreciated by lire editor. Iha reader, at the Nonruw tutu* doebt ieaeelew appreciated them, The Feir Aaeoclelluu b.t teemed thr Ureely Item Mall Crab fur two gamut ua the afierue.o. wf the Itth aad tin. Thla la erne af (be beet dune in Neite.»i rod o«» hoy a Will here lo play ti«|| |, Mate a go.id tfaowlug agate*! them Carl Delta aad **>u Frank uf H ehaiei loan.hip wea in the city Ual "•••aider l aat eulhrd at tbit kaaelma aad play ad eteei with Iha prlater by ftaanag up thur auhaariplimr teoawm »a 1 wilt read thl. family juwtal for aaoihar year That have Ju*t iulebed their threeblng and report that rhe p. .treat geld af eOeat fielded ilteoo ho>i<el« pet a.re Missionary day and tbe Omnibus HI! •t the M. K ehurob next Sunday morn ing For wagons, buggies, harness, sulkcy plows, hardware, tinware, etc., eall on T. M. Keed. Kd. Chinn, of St. Paul was shaking hands with bis many friends In the city yesterday. J. Cole and wife returned from Pine ftidge last Friday. Lome Williams, brother of Mrs. Cole suns with them. Mins Georgia Gouley, of Custer coun ty and Miss llattle Throckmorton of Ihvlde are attending our City sohools again this season. Joseph Prelst stepped on a rusty net I Wednesday and made an ugly wound In the ball of bis foot, (he nail penetra ting nearly to the hoee. 't he man or woman who nndcvors to be too popular often overreach them selves and And themselves stranded wiihout a friend to call their own. Kx. We are Informed that the new ma ehim-ry for the f.oup City flouring mill Is expected to arrive to-day and that they will coninienen grinding wheat next Tuesday. M E. Hayburst sold two new lumber wagons last Wednesday one to Carl Hail/, and one to Georga Parter. It Is a long tlmeslnca wu have «.ecn wheat coining Into matket In new wagons. Surely prosperity Is here Editor Itrown severely burnt- ! In ttrrn by coming in contact with u rod boi stove pipe while ntlendlhg to house hold duties lust Tuesday, ai. 1 In the absence of his wife who Is visiting In Colorado. f'riua Utnl Ifeant-v .luhtttiuini rnturiuiil from r.& extended trip to Iowa wltur" they Lire bean working oo a farm for Ilia past season. Cribs says that tl." small grain crop was almast entirely barned up For example he said that one Held of one hundred acres of wheat there was just twelve bushels harvested and threshed. Mr Hall Savage and family of Sargent, Nebraska are In the city, lie bia five fine Itoriei which they will have at the fair Of the five there la one pacer and two trotting horse* which they are training on the rncn course They are n flue specimen of hors# flesh and will doubtless make the races very Interesting Mr. G. W. Hunaehugb, who Is assisting Mr Savage In the training of his herses kindly gaya the editor a/Ida ha hind twe of tba spirited animals. To say the least thoy are not only beautiful hut are high bread and possessed of flue action and kind dlspobUioa. Where are now the sauker farmers who left Nebraska fair? They are on tbu stage of action (led only knows where. They pulled nut from Nebraska to the wetness of the south, and they sold their smiling homesteads In this barren land of drought. Thair poakats then were bulging for they sold off all thair goods, now they're blowad thair little fortune in the damp and muddy woods, where tba swamps are foil of barpaats, the mosquitos fell of tunes and the chimes fall of aguo, and the people full of prunes. How they'll tear their hair of Frontier's wheat crop w han Its all put In the stack. But, dear friendf. he on the lockout, for they'll cotno hack on thedaaee and along the things moat needed wdl he a pair of pants.—Ex. She waa yonag and pretty She waa alto tad. .She aat on the grata heaeath the tpraadlaa branch)-* of a trae aud a wot-, begun axpratilon waa on her face and despair in her heart. Bad that ona to young and fair thould look uorrowfol and thua early .a life lose iBtereat In everything Ona after •author putted by ou their ala*da of ataal and asked her to joio them la a spin. All luvltatloa* wera decline ! Thu tun tank hehlad a mountain of rad before the moved Than, with a <iaa-k look around to utturo lieraelf that no ona u at In tight, aha clapped her haad over a hug* raat In her bloomer* | and roilu awUtly an ay Night oh.and i ** *he went Aruadia Champion Wo aie In receipt of it program . ...» ; Iblltlutll uiliual eouvauileu of the .V. htaaka Blate Monday M. bun) A - am iailou .Which will It* heli at th* Aiulhodiat I ulturch, \<nfoik Nebiutka, .Septr-mb*-. i «. *, aud ** 1 lie following give.. the r. praieutatlttn of thoaa entitled to vote 1 lu tho contention la Iht* anuutint«u.*ni Ail I* .alma of th* Mute l.*t mg etrai get. reahltut . uniuitaeloued Monday -tth.ioi >1 •*ii.aat !*•. Mult.lay Mcbtet. wnp ' «rliitaad*nia and all duly elocted In i* ! gate* from any Bondar Mebuol |n n., { Miat*. ahait )>• ontltiad to a row m tr.« ' oonreaituu Kvory County urgauiaalion In thr | H|ate •ball bo entitled to three l |N-lo i gate# h«*ry Monday in ih* Mtaii •hall h* autitlod lu ona I dalogau t< addillua to tho Taatur aad hupariniea d*at. and when I ho** »Me*rt caanot ot Wod.the •> howl may alart altor»ai*v A »ato of ««• a*d ono lb id taro ha< boon aot urod front all railtwada m thi Mtato I >* lag a taw allip.y futt fur* go tog, tailing ag*at a r*ootpl. and will I* autitlod to a tetutw faro eat otto ikm fate Itaitgri*) a* attiria| will repwft a th* 11«* t> h at u«eo and < o «>»lga«. plaee* of rntettalumenl Nebraska State Fair. Omaha, September 20-24. Tin* Burlington Route's arrange ments in uonnoetion with '.he 1*97 State Fair are as follows: Rates. Onn faro for the round trip, plus fifty tents for admission to the fair. Selling dates. Sept. 19 to 21 Re turn limit, Sept 25. In addition, a rate of #H.<W) for the round trip fifty cents of which is for admission), will be in effect Sept. 21 and 22 from stations Iri Nebraska and Kansas where the regular one way rate to Omaha Is tn.00 or more Train Service For Wednesday and Thursday , Sept. 22 and 2d, the Burlington Route has arranged a very complete service of special trains from points wihtiu 150 miles of Omaha These Irains will have through coaches to the Fair Grounds and will arrive there not later than 11.30 s. m. Rsturning, they will leave the Fair Grounds at 7,00 p. in., and Omaha station at 7.05 p. m. Wednes day, Sept. 22, for Grand Island, Bur well, Arcadia, Huntings, Wyrnore, I Schuyler, Superior (via DeWitt and Kdgert and intermediate station. , Thursday, Sept 2-:, special trains i for limiting*, Grand Island, Wyrnore j (via Crete), Wyrnore (via Table j Hock and Pawn* e, iSvhuvIer and in- ! tcrmediate .In; -, v-;ll leave ! tm station ut 11 p. in . after Aksar-1 ben Furade. Visitors uru thus en-1 billed to spend practically u whole | i'uy ut the fair or in the city, us pre-1 ferred reaching bom# the Mine iImv. See small bills or consult lucid agutii foi time of departure from your station, arrival at Omuhu, through cars, utc. Tiie State Fa in. This year's State Fair will be a re minder of the prosperous days of the 80 s wlsee big eropi sad high prices were the rule. Tie Nebraska exhibits will be more numerous and of higher grade than those of any previoasyear. An enusnally large representation of eastern exhibitors are expected. During Fair week sad on the Fair grounds, the Fall Faces of tliu Omaha Fair and Speed As ■ociatlon will be held. Many of the fastest horses in the country are al ready entered. Holders of admias tickete to the Hlats Fair are admitt ed to the race track without extra charge. Parades. TharaCay, Sept. si. Military and Civic. Wedut-eday, hapt. «, Mechanical Parade. Thursday, Sept it, hnltfhleof Ak sar-Den. Friday, Sept i4, Ak-Sar- lien Ball. The street psrsdee, particularly the Knights of Ak-Sar Ben parade, will be very enjoyable feature* of the week* festivities. No effort or expend <s beisg spared that will re dound to the credit of Omeha or the pleasure of her guests. The entire business portion of the city will be elaborately decorated and brilliantly iilnmiaated. J. Francis, General Passenger Agt. Omaha Neb. J. h. Pedlar, who has b«m at Minden with hi* race horses this week. In at tendance at the races now on, tele graphed home yesterday, that “Little Girl won first money in the one-mile specialty race." This Is quite a vi lory, especially when you consider that her distance is only a half mile and that she was entered against some of the best horses going the rounds. 11 you want a neat Job of band Bade | shoes, or shoe repairs, or to purohase | shoes from a well selected stock of the best makes In the market go to 11 Hol ] ing V«w stock at lo.v prices Hurtling itching skin diseases instant ly relelred by DeWitt's Witch Head Salve, unequalled for c uts, hroUc* burns. It heals without haying a .-.ear We waul one good Misti 'haring ] horse , a« perinae»nt superiutun lent, for Slu rtiisn county, to ut"ud to our bus j iiu ► on salary. Mu*t send along w ith ; application, strong letters of ieco<u | mi i lalton »- to honesty, Integrity, and |f* ill‘V* A i|n'4t l*. l>*. lloX l«U. i'btta I's, On** do/ beautiful iniitdmd I " J HAY H\ Lit llay k'esei and hummer t old* are "broken up by “ir, l»r, Humphrey 's famous s|.»*i(|i', y h t« all dioggists l>r. Sumufr Uavta (iritud libutd Speoiailst in dixftatt**, of Kye, Kar, Noatt ami Throat. K lamination for tflatMi H7,HOO Givrii Away , to persoes who Make the greatest sum I her el wards out «l the phrase. |'*t*ni AUusney tt eddsrberu." fur psrlU'u 1 his sdUtsss the Natloool Mssenlst, 1 H»*hiMgiew,|t t', | I I •d^and see^Jf H and while you are there just ask to see W Outing flannel at - - - .Off per yard. Gotten flannel at - - - .06 “ “ ^ Lawrence or Badger State L L muslin .06 “ “ Dress Gingham at - • .07 & .00 “ “ ^ I'ine black serge - - - .27 “ “ b IJIankets at - - - .60 a pair E3S few GUOCEUIES: '■'■J ' ! 10 pounds granulated sugar • - 1.00 M “ package coffee • - 1.00 j 12' “ evaporated apples - - 1.0*) 12 J *• evaporated peaches - 1/0 I 02 bar laundry soap - - - 1.( i ^ CALL OK T. M. EEED fora Steam Engine or a Threshing Machine Outfit binders or mowing machines, wagons, buggies, disk harrows, sulkies or g. plows * * or anything in this line. Prices all right. I also carry a complete stock of Harness and harness fixtures, Washing and Hewing Machines, Oils, etc. . and everything in the line of hardware and tinware. HAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, • - . LOUP CITY, NEBRASKA. State reunion G. A. It Llnnolu, Sept. 14 te 18.—For tb > oceaaioa, the Itnrl ington Route ba made a rate ot one fare tor tbe round trip to Lincoln from all station* In Nebraska Ticket* will l>a on *aln, Sept 13 to 18, and will lie good to return until S»pt. 30. To accommodate attendant* homeward bouad, Burlington train* No* 3 and 41 ot Saturday, Sept 18 will atop at all stations, Lincoln to Hasting* and Lin coln to Grand Island rcspcatiraly. •I Fraueit, Geu'l I’ais'r Agent. Neb. Dr. Sunnier Davis Oculist anil Auriest, (irand Island. EXCURSION 10 HOT SPRINGS, S. D. FRIDAY AUGUST JOTII. • 17,20 for tbe round trip from Loup < ity. Ticket* _..od to return until Sept. l!»th The avernge be above low rate to vl*lt the Black *, Bui Hu in the mam moth plunge b .t at Hot Spring*, aen beautiful .ill Lake, make the • ide tup.ohp -h and you it turn home wlltilhu ledge ilia nowheio cuuhl you Itavi n pl«u*au - r hull liar. Fol full .1 '‘mat oil l a :t< It. tV M ticket ottlc*' t ommvticlng tin) .l*i .• lath, Hut UK ION PA< till in gu rate T It rough Tttrisi Service to pot t laud, Oregon and 1' ugto > p tii.i* via Union Pacific I Soul,, m Pacific It')* then b) <g gei» the tieio Qt uf two l 4ru*i<> \., iitlgi-ti tu Portland. I rout will take them Up through tl. lUt.f.al *. at , >1)1,1 |, t o \ alley, ill*, o*. , | | ,i in-. .|,g it,« Sh**ta Itouic, i, on s.,. raito iti.i pur rate*, lime labh * ati.l full lit ft. rut otto* call uu city flrkti Office. \<> I 3 Far •am .Hi W It. Cut rok it1*' rv’nEROus I * ks | « < \ H •'«»I||« ** ' * tootw! , | |»c totto-i * i m §'i »tot* I tl, A * A *4 - «l*4 ' ** * •«• » Cat ttoitol Mw • •*!■ » tk 4| MHMUM * 4*«- • l pc* ilkto 4 1., ♦ ***•% MtllAI 4b CO.| \Hm% Net*. »* 4 "i «i«to N* |«I**4| To California Comfortably* Kvary Thursday afternoon, a Tour ist sleeping car from Salt Lake City, San Franslseo and Los Angeles loaves Omaha and Lincoln by the Barlington Route. It is carpeted upholstered iu rattan; has spring aeata and back* and is provided with curtains, bedding, towels soup, ele. An experienced excursion conductor and a uniformed Pullman pOTter accompany it through to the Pacific coast. While neither so expensively finished nor so fine to look at as a palace sleep er, It is just as good to ride in. .Second class tickets are accepted for passage and the price of a birth, wide enough and big enough for two, isonlyf.V For folder giving full particulars, eall at nearest Burlington ticket olllee or write to J. Franck, U. 1*. A.. Bur lington Route, Omaha., Neh. Nnttr* for Publication. Land Oltlce at Lincoln. .Nebraska 1 August 21, l SI | ■ otloa Is haraby given that the following nam*,l "siller lias filed notice of In* litlon tlon to make llnul pi.M.f in support of hi* claim, and that said proof w ill be made i»«. loro th» » ouaty Judge, Hheriioto muotyal I.ouputr NcbraHka.onOeiobar.klb l- dvi* I’oioi IhtJeSo, II K N u in bur Is* d, for like* g leaner of .v l uuai ter. >o i tlon [ II, 'township ; ILibgit. II west. Ilo names the following wtlHvs,*" to 1 i prove bis ront.nous leshtence uptm and cel t j 'ivsHeu of. said land, vl/ Jamb Satuaai1 John. Anton lima,Peter Morin, i*ani Mill j • r all et li.Tk vill* v. to»»s« W J r»aou*o», l|.. .|,r ! I'lio I Olll l-I S|t'H|ipf |, an• 'up i ar. M i \ Iiiioui coin (oi l at m m. cost. 1% the prlhtop.il i.pi.p with h i ... .i 1 i < ar« are toiiU and op Mated, I f, , j daily trout Council Itluft * and < > { <»gd«n Mau I isiit'liru an I J*. 11 i j I'ttiltintn porUMs with vtrfy cat t ... ; lurther paitlculaia call on or addle I _It Ml* 1 lit l'*N. Agent • Mills* It a II* SMI.til MW Heart hufe I rout eacvsalte *mo«li.g or front any olh*r eaute. .* r*\»vvd t * lh* Aral doaw u| No. in |ir llouiphti t WprttrtM for |l, tpn.tla M«|| Sliding gists The Jewell Nttieery Co of Ink* < li« Mian , want a mpaMifel* ns . m tki« vU-inliy to »ell klittneeou gt..wa trees and mm aery stork U«n4 pry tti«a ly work Write lb" to todat 1 “They don’t make mat'll fuss about 11.” Wo are speaking of DeWItt’s Little Early Kiser*, the faniom little pill* for constipation, billlousness, and all stom ach and liver trouble*. They never grlpo Odvndabl itros. There is a time for everything; and the time to attend to a cold is when it starts. Don't wait till you have con sumption but prevent it by using One Minute Cough Cure, the great remedy for coughs, oolds, croup, bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles.—Oden dahl Bros. John Grillln, of Zanesville. O , »aj»; •• I never lived a day for thirty years with out eufl'srrug agony, until a bo* of De W Itt s Witch Hazel Salvo cured my piles." For pile* and rectal troubles, f cuts, bruises, sprains, ec/.«iqa and all • kin troubles Do Witt'. Witch Hazel Snivels unequalled. O i.Jahl Bros. f.ow Our way Hate. To folats Kast.v. Via Ike Burlington l(o July 111. 17. ’ I*. III. •■in “I and each I r and Mon day thereafter until Aag |y Do - <**i any of the |,,w rale days and it) saveenotig , cuv«r all * *# l,“'i ' ■' «*P«u*«* iVe| bealli In sleepio ear'meals, ti era,etc. 1 I II- A M I agent, or "Ml' ' 1 ''*11, ‘ V, < iiuaha ' ‘ • ' ”r 1 1 ' b’toi an, ||,e 1 v'; Mile Kaily 1 “ ****l < for eon I stamaek <»<l I Bros ^ said the a hu voice »„d ’ " *" »u«e t ough l 'i ** •* miMttry, I ■ INI Oi|« ||. • • I r N,is. »-< I*r. Miimbi r i,vi UntB.I la IaihI