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L VOL, XIV. NUMBER 30
I The N orthwestern
'•MJBI.ISHKD P.VKRY FRIDAY
AT Til K COUNTY SKAT.
| ft BO. 1C. IIHRACIIOTMII.
Editor and Publisher.
TEHIdS 81 60 ppr Yssr. II Pxld in Advsn«s
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j REPUBLICAN TICKET.
L -0 STATE TICKET.
^ r ror Julian of Ilia Supreme Court.
A. M I'08T.
■ Em ItaKaiita of tbn Stale University,
§ JOHN N. DRYDKN,
I W. KAI.KY
S Tin: went side pop, whose letter
appears in another column of this
puper, in answer to the letter of the
. east side pop has seen fit to bring
the Northwestern into the contro
versy, because we ut one time saw
111 to mukc favorable mention of
Mr. Iladuru as a candidate. In
making such comment we had no
intention ul the lime of supporting
Mr l{iidiini hut mill' Hiioke uf him
us being u good man who should
command hi* party vote. The
letter brings u* to task because
we *tuted that Mr. Buduru bus ex
tensive interests here. Ho we uu
derstood it at the time, but if Mr.
West Hide is correct in his slate
men l that Baduru’s interests are in
Vork Htute. we will have to take it
back. Ho fur a* John Minshull i*
conceived we have net made any ,
eiiitorlal attack upon him, except I
a few hue comment on the let'er
written by Mr. Hast Hide, regerdiug j
In* being ulile lo hold on lo an ortb.c
afl■ ei on*gi;*tfr.g pcccnnion. Our
biihiuees relations with John while he
wus a member of the county bouid
have always been pleasant,
^ If (he east and we*t side populisl*
eauool agree, that i* their own fault,
and if' they choose to use these col
umn* to state the ease to the people
we will grunt them what little space
we have to spare.
\v c slop me press to announce
die result of the republican coun
ty convention which was held Ibis
sfieriuoou in the Walworth hall,
ami also to say that the candidates
arc all com pi lent, housel and well
ijualillud for tbe respective position
for which they have been chosen:
For Clerk, John Hopper; Treasurer,
Geo. Newberg, Judge, K. Munn,
Sheriff, I). Orinsbee; Supt. Mrs. A.
J. Kearns; Coroner, Mrs. Mary K.
Hendrickson; Surveyor, Walter
Moon
The Tunes said last week, “the
idea of a populist wriltug a letter
for publication in a republican pa
per. ” We ask, is it any more
7 strange that tiiey should do so than
It is for popu lists to quit their sub
scription to tbe Times und subscribe
for the North writhin'/ Such lias
been the ease in many instances.
Hut Hmwu hiuwlf has made even
more radical changes than that,
lie has tii'eii knowu to change his
|io|iiies in mm day
The democratic anil populist o in
ventions o| Half do county were
lo Id last week both on the same
day with a view to fuaiuu. They
failed to fuse, however, aud each
convention put a full county ticket
la die Held The Haveuua News
a pop o cratic fno nest organ says
that tire spilt up i« liable to |eantl
in the election of ||m cuttle repul
V f an i -mi. l y I lye!
* ha trpututcan judicial cousin
II* tt was he 1 ill It ay enua y nlyni,y
and lvaults.I in the to'iuiua i-Mt of
HimoR 1‘amarcu, of lb ken it, *
lily cariUVUlHM* Mis* to, lilt d Judge
tissue <m» 1 he .III ,, dc. lined the
Setio »l mi | .i l uuioi, Ml, »t a
aaeiou y. a u»au oi U.ge - »|i-res *
Rud sbilbi and will v»i», uMt full
The expenses of the Agrieulutrul
Fair Association this year (or pre
iiims, Labor,. Improvements and
•ports tire as follows;
PREMIUMS
VV. T. Draper.$2 00
VV. L. I). Auble. J 00
Nets .. 2 00
A. Hutton,. 3 00
H. J. Johansen. 9 60
VV. F. Carrutb. 4 00
J. T. Mule. 2 00
H, G. Patton,. 2 00
Mrs, Geo. Lee;. 3 75
Camion Truslsen,. 0 60
A. Kansgan,. 4 00
A. J. Kearns,-. 1 25
l. H. Sheppard. 50
K. K. Ditto. LOO
Mrs. Gbas Austin. 75
Edith Kentfrow. 50
Mrs, VV. A. Conger.,. 2 50
li. Jenncr. 3 90
W. J. Muliek. 26
Mrs J L. Hawk. 2 76
Mrs. Jus Lee. 59
f.ABOR.
U. Voung. 40
VV. It. Mellor. « 00
0. J. Bolt. I 25
C. Gannon.. I 26
Tbos. Wolfe. 2 00
C. L. Drake. 7 60
Joseph I'riess. 1 00
VV. It Mellor.25 00
Goo. VV. Hunter. 6 00
v,. * a on
J, Cole. 5 50
Jacob Albers.. 3 00
W. 8. Waite. 120
Clots. French. 4 25
8 (}. Woo key. 1 65
I’. Howe_‘. 8 00
J Winkle man. 6 00
Fred Wiukleiuan. 3 00
IM I'UOVEMKN'rS
T L. Pdger.20 60
I. • v -• t' »• I,umber Company .. ll 25
I I.. I’ilger.25 00
Odcmlahl Bros.. 8 80
K 8. Ho hurst. 4 25
Sl’OHTH.
,M I: k. 3<i()0
I, MIIburn.28 50
J W. Landers. 5 00
.1 N ]> Auble.20 00
Bavage Bros.. . 28 60
W. I >. Basil melt. 0 50
I ’arl Willard. 4 00
It. (.FBrvnii. 0 00
H. Copeleii. 4 50
Fred Jens. I 40
I'KINTINI).
K. A Hrown. 3 50
<jeo. K. Benscboler. 7 40
ijlnhfli bl Monitor. 2 00
.lust Wlitl W« Want.
Yes, desr democratic friends, tlm
tariff will increase the cost of living.
It lias already done so. Wheat is
higher, corn, hogs, cattle uud all
food productions arc higher iliun
they were. The cost of living will
be, and has ulready been, increased
by the Dmgley Hill. Hut that’s
what we want, tis what the furmers
the business meo, the professional
men and even the luboring men
living means increased revenues for
the people , more thrift, more enter
prise, more prosperity .more business
more work and better wages. The
tariff makes every thing higher, that's
just what we el aim for it. If it did
not do that we would not whhi it.
We believe in high prises, in dear
tilings, in good wages in high prised
men. No matter how cheap the
tlie cost of living to men who are
out of work If bread is only «
cent a loaf their children niuat cry
f ir bread unless they have the cent
to buy it with No wages mean m
loaves of bread per day, eveu when
11read is a penny a loaf, but two dot
are a tint means III loaveaof bread
a da\ evin a. live cent* per loaf.—
York Times.
There i» sedans* iu Imms of Mi
| Patti** i*. living lour Vlrduirtte, ibis
< .11.it <. •iixtied by ihe burning of a
targe tr**me l>ara tu which »s* burned
i rath itn r little four year ul I
n >ugh>* t unit four head uf horses, The
I l' <* •* u11* I ! **i Tut*'.1st about m***m;
. • I ' Mi I’aulteti asa away at
I its hit*Id dust haw the Mrs origin *
t <1 ns l><> - not bstSfii but tl Is i*
1 "II-.til *• oml chlidrsu. sirsilN'ii
• *• to** nor# |*Ut l<(g in the toll of
*' ti it grM broke out. and all
■ ' 11 .ul **t»p»d aha eta.
1 ul1 In m i|w btil I
' g ** I <*• up sn»i frightenml a u
I • I ■ sek nlo lb* Asm* .
, a|, hi i .'.tit tut h h'sdwav lk*l
‘ *» * > t '*W |« as** b* r Tb*
1 toott..i .»* i * u. « i bildrse w«rs hurilk
slatth* i*t-I sttus*loo A* sown »
t b*tp * ..nl.l - <utut**t,*4 tits *b Id • *<
taken out. 'I'lie body was burned to n
crlap and both arms and one leg was
nearly reduced to ashes,
Kniroit Northwestern:
Having read the open letter to
John .Minshull in your paper of two
weeks ago and written by a pretend
ed friend of the populist party, who
sign* himself an ‘ Hast Hide Pop I
would thank you for a little
space iu which to reply, ills quite
evident to (be populists here
iri Harrison township that a certain
faction of our party rcsidiug
in the east part of the county
are secretly opposing Mr. Minshull,
in fact it is reported that the Pol
ish people are organized for Madura
I notice, too, your favorable coin
rneul editorially for Madura and
preaurae you huve fixed the matter
up with them and propose to trade
your iulluance in Madura’s behalf
for that of their* in behalf of the re
publican candidate for clerk, who
ever he may be.
The west side populists are not
favorable to such a scheme and Hu
dlira's friends will do well to con
sider the situation before slinging
to much mini. Of the two candi
dates there is no doubt but what
Mr. Minsbull’s chances are much
better than Madura’s, Von said in
vour editorial that Medurn bad "ex
tensive interests” etc. He may
tmve but if 1 am correctly informed
iibout all be owns is buck in New
York Htute, ami so fur as bis ertlc
iency in public matters is concerned
lie has miido no better record, if ns
good us Mr. Minsbull. Now if you
intend to support Badura why don't
you say ho, Mr. George, mid if the
east side populists indeed to sup
port the republican candidate f
clerk why don't they out with it
Mr. Minsbull will get. lot- of tv
publican votes from tin- west fid.,
am'neither the Noktiiwk* i khn m
the Pol,sli element of the populi
party can prevent it.
Your# for o'.ioi'ui
Wk^T SlDK Pol*,
11 fit K II otcIlKin, the* new pripri
etor of the Loup t'it\ KoII**r mills
comes out, with the following notice
to tlie public:
The Loup City Keller Mills h»
bcun idle for the past three months,
meantime it hto gone through u won
d'erful change, All the old holting
iniichinery lias lieun thrown cut and
new, of the latest design, put in li
is now complete, and is turning out,
AS GOOD GOODS AS IS ON TilK
MAKKKT, which we lolly warrant.
Now after muking this change ai
an expense of nearly three thousand
dollars, so to give ],oup City and
surrounding country a mill that
would turn oui Hour that the people
need not be ashamed of, all we usk
is fi r you to try it, and if it iH as
represented use no other.
Why buy foreign goods and pay
freight on wlieat out uint Hour in,
' when home goods are as good (not
to say heller, that would he boasting)
as can be got of any mill in the
state?
Those wishing to store wheat and
get flour in exchange can do so if
brought in before winter sets in and
iue shuts the mill down, we then eun
grind it and store flour to last
through the winter montha.
Loup City Uou.kk Mii.i.s,
Gko. K. Hotoii kin, Proprietor.
HOW TO FIND OUT.
Kill a bottle or common glass with
urine and let it stand twenty-four hours;
a sediment or settling Indicates an uu
healthy condition of the kidneys. When
urine stains linen It D evidence of kid
uey trouble Two frequent desire to
urinate or pain in the hack, la aUo con
vincing proof that the kidneys and
bladder are out ut order
wit vr tu no
Thai a is cotnfort ill the kli iwp'dge >o
'often expreseed, tint Dr Kilmer*
Xw amp Hoof, the great kidney remedy
fulfills every wish to relieving pain In
the back, kidneys, liver Mud>h’r and
every par* nt the urinary ’ms»*ges D
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iittf tu It, uf (Mil tfJttH
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prtalM* of ibl*paper (utituo: the gea
I nlavoes* of this offvt.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
—OF—
First Bank of Ldip Oily.
< || \IM’KK NO. VA)
M l,ul I* cm, IN IIIKMATK OF NKH
If \ s k A , A T TIIB ClAJHK OF IM 8INKM.
HKPTKMIlKIt H|h, 1HD7
HKHOt/ftOBn.
I ,OU us and discount* . #28,H70.M
Overdraft* secared and umwcured 789 a;
Stocks, bonds. securities judgment*etc. 2UM
Banking house furniture and fixtures 8.MHP.*?
Otliir Beal Estate .. 7.77*.w
Current expeose* and taxes paid.. I.*64,1#
Due from National, Htate and Private
hunks and hankers... |,ftft*.4*:
Cush j
Totai, iwITBS
I.I A Itl I,I I I KB.
Capital stock paid In. IW.000.WJ
Undivided profits. 1.49*61
Individual deposit* subject to check. 16.770,92
Demand certl(lenten of deposit... iSmm
Tot A I,
State of Nebraska. »
<’ountjr of Hhorrnun. (
t, A. P. Cullcy, Cashier of the above named
bank do olmnly awear that the above state
mentis true to the best of my knowledge and
toiler a V. C0m,iby. Cashier
ATTEST
D. C. Dog. Director,
A. P. cp/,M..Y. Director
Subscribed and sworn to before me this li
day of September. 1*97. H. J NniBTDfUAMI
[skai,! Notary Public.
My Commission expires March 17th 1908.
$7,800 Given Away
Ti persons who make tho greatest num
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Attorney VVedderburn.” For particu
lar* address the Natlonol Becorder,
Washington,l) C.
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the continent to take orders for high
grade i aii cdlm grown Nursery Stock
,ii,| seed - I irgrrt and tno»t eomplat*
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r j--eialt le sn|,b- rb sample* furnished
fi ; i- - le-puudaocc In any language.
'J'i.e,e poxltioi. are money makers, ami
fenjtni v should I,e secured at, once foi
- • |>j ill Imstler* looking for i
gum] thing. Ottr salary or eommlsslor
oil' r* nil liti-r -t anyone not earning
$1,000 (i() per yi r. Get In coiiininiiica
linn with our nearest office
An opportunity to represent u well
established house Ability more Import
ant t ban expel ience.
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FISHER & HEN8CHOTER,
RE.1E ESTATE •0GEJVT&.
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: MONTHLY
SUFFERING.
i 'T’housandt of I
women are
troubled at
monthly inter*
Tala with paint
in the head,
back, breatta,
tbouUlera.tidet
hlpa and limbt.
But tbey need
• | not tatter, _
BThete paint are aymptoma of
dangerous derangement* that
I can t>e corrected. The men*
atrual (unction ahould operate
paiulcaaly.
j mm4
tuakta menstruation paiulrta,
and tegular. It putt the deli
cate nteu«trua1 organ* iu eondl*
I lion to do th*ir work properly.
And that *topa nil tbit pain.
Whv will any womau tufler
■tenth after ' ' aWiut
HUMPHREYS’
No. 1 Cure* Fever.
No. 2 " Worm*.
No. 3 “ Infant*’ r>i««aaaa.
No, 4 " Dmri
No. 7 " Cou<i
No. 8 Cure* Nem
No, 0 " Head**
No. 10 " Dy>
No. 1 I “ DH da.
No. 12 " Le>
No. 13Cure*Crxn
No. 14 M Skin
No, 18 " Rheu •*
No. 18 " Malai
No. 10 ’* Catuii
No. 80 Cure* Whoc>| **c
No. SI '* Aethiru*.
No. S4 “ Ceuernl
No. £8 ’* S*#-Sw k i .
No. 87 M Ktdn*y 1' • »'
No. 88 Cure* N*rvou* M»*. %
| No. 80 M Urinary t*• •** •
■ No. 82 ” H*art Du
i No. 84 '* Sore Thiv i
No. 77 M Cold* and '.
8*. lli'arauta' II nwfin* 1- .
u* lunua U*u*>» l »»»
umS MMa .T'^TuSLiJS *
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