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VOL. XIV. LOUP CITY, SHERMAN COUNTY, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1897. .NUMBER 3t)
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PUBLISHED EVERY KKJDAY
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ttBU. K HEWAtllol >.«,
Editor and PuUllt*tier
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
•TATK TICK KT.
t or Judgn of tho Kiipri'iiic court
A M POST.
Koi l(«K«r.tg of tho ■Hat., Ciilv amity,
JOHN N. OKYOKN,
<•'. W. KALKY. .
Jf/mciAl, IT KKT.
Kor Jmi. «, ii District.
WI 1,1,1 AM I, ASl,IN, Of K«arnoy.
CUT NT Y TICK I T
KOI' < llTil,
JOHN I, IIUI'l*Kl£,of Coup City
I- ,*r Trciaurtir,
HKOUU* Nfc Vr'HUKU, of Huzard Twp.
m w« n 11 v • i > i f
I). OKU Hi t., of “roll TWff.
For County ./ml#*;,
K. >11'N ;v of ll t/ard.
For Swpeilnl*in1<int,
KLSiK V. Kh \ !t» of Loup City.
k* For fJoronor,
f MAttY K. JIKNOttl(;K^OM, of Loup City.
For Hurvityor,
S W A1/1'I.It M )1' , '>• I. .upCity. #
Tbo Moniloi in mi In un about hi*
ability to write able .mil heavy edi
torial*, roast*, tie. A sum pie of
them may be found it, i paragraph
whl<jh appear* in hi., her e(i|IIinII ill
fc- ... this l.viUe under tnc. .i nd of ‘
iiiaJe v*. j. niv C w idai *1, which
paragraph 1* i.-ikeii from the Moni
tor of last week. Head it, it is an
if able? production.
“lieform’ whie.it took the popu
iist out of the old parties, was bused
on the principal of doing away with
a powerful and domineering com
bind, To-day tin: populist parly
in tiiis county have the mime
domineering and powerful com
bination. 1* it not time to
change uguiu? There ere populists
who, lie it su'd to their credit, think
that it is.
A tunner friend said that he
thought the funneis ought to keep
, Joiiu Hopper in the elevator busi
ness because he was truly a farmers
friend anil it would be to their inter
est to do so. Thus far the geulle
inau is right, but if Mr. Hopper has
been a friend to them so long und
has helped them whenever it is pos
P eihle for him to do so, ought they
t not to return iln hi and on
r this occasion, when a • oportunltv is
olfordnd, reciprocate I show their
f appreciation In I. x i John oat
Tliere is uo muii ii. ■ county who
would mote npprio i > • mid i* more
ileservilig of u ki'iiii > than John
and if ihi oil In . il; serve the
people even tie net * erk, heuuiiMi
lie soillo not le< lij 11 d to hi co|| •
mu* power a* het» in in* prtHcut tic*
• upalioii
Mini |S>prdi»|H a iln* county
advoiuc a ehatigi *t I e a * i iln*
prlUl'iplll .Mill III *1 li.l,i*OluUl ilthe
of Uo* county > , in a* n it h**- ii
tbs’ it t» a go • tl.o. iii have a
i'llsWit* - I no in. i hut .4 change,
cup'll ill I C*ll«l* Is
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4?fM !$♦»#*%* *{» * •* •> "l|(| f it M4
i*b» •• •«t • • v I < - li til) Im ♦
|l|r . , PdJI dl*«d iu * *- f.J * i H»i*» t»f I lid
h*'. * ..r *i|i * nv. *
%*i *■*! V* l- ti«< * dl*
•mv «i m, tiv| im u) ip«i iIk*)
<lo not htdelve that their officers have
served them well, but simply because
they wi«h to know, und prove to the
public tli'i true conditions of the
several offices to tiiejy own satisfac
tion and to Ilit' satisfaction of the
people in general This is what we
call true reform. And members of
the populist party who udvicalc
<uch principles arc to be commended
for their sincerity and honesty of
purpose.
’•Mi*-males” vs. I.ady CanilMatcs,
There are some persons who do
not know enough to even show due
respect to the ladies of our land
and it would seem that Thompson
j of the Monitor Is me of them. In
speaking of the lady candidates on
the republican ticket the Monitor in
its last issue saiti:
The republican* liuve introduced sh< •
mule politician* In Sherman county
They have tried everything to bieuk the
populist ranks hltclillcld Monitor.
Now in answer to this base insult not
only to the lady candidates on the
republican ticket*, but to every lady
in Slieiman county, whom he terms
as “She male*" we cun only express
our contempt I/e speaks of the
republican party as having in
trodueed them into politic* in
Sherman county and thereby seeks to
cover up the fact that the populist
party first nominated and elected a
lady candidate, “budy Walworth ’ if
you please, who aspired for the same
office to which one of the republican
nominees Is now running for. hud)
Walworth was elected strictly by u
populist und democratic vote of
ShcrinAu county, the same combi
Il.'illon 1 ll.'t t lx I X,».t tile .'.<!(l|
tor imbeeele, mentally speaking, to
vote against II t> lady candidates
which this year happens to li-on ike
opp-ifdton ticket When Lady VVul
worth rati for olllce neither she noi
uti of her fair sex were tci med ■ Mic 1
males, ” Such n term is ali instill to all
women kind, and the resentment
will lit! duly manifest, at. the polls,
Mr-. A •). Kearns should be elec
ed to the ofiiee of -iipcrinteudeMt, i
Tie-re i perhaps no pi-rte-n on the i
r •pnhlit a:i ticket nu ru di-xcrviog i
I o ir» i>|ii!, liet In.►hand is, and has
. n inv alid for live yetis past,
<ii Mr Kearns has, ever since lux ‘
aiekfteaa, hevn ('Otn|>elha| to provide *
for ttie fumiJ' which consists of Mr. 1
and Alts. Kearna and twoliulc tioyn. 1
She |iaa bravely faced the winter I
blasts and taken up her station in 1
flic school room in order to earn the I
needed money to keep up the house
hold. She has given her whole time
and attention to institute work in
order to be better prepared to carry
on the educational work. Hhc is '
one of the few teachers in the county 1
that holds a first grade certificate, ■
h is graduated with honors with four
years course at Vinton Normal (fol
iage, Iowa. The salary of $7fiii a
year will be a great help to her in
providing for the family and the
pride and earnestness she will take
in the work will not only he a credit
lint st source of lasting pleasure am1
benefit to her constituents. Throw
aside polities, give Mrs. Kearns your
support and you will never regret it.
The Northwestern ways that the
republican candidates are “honset."
—'Times lndependent.
And the Times 1 ndependcnt said
that the populist candidate for sup
erintendent acquired a good educa
tion bv attending ••pUtrict" school
in Ohio.
Oi»« Dollar !•> IKIMl.
For one dollar hill The Semi-Weekly
State .Journal will bo m*iiI fruu now un
til.Junciv I, \81)1). A Rood !• hiv time
t<* gel two »d(f paper* everv week with
all the newt of ttie whole worU; u) 1 th*
siat«* new» and in fact more im*wa and
general leading matter than vmi get In
an v oilier atate paper. I ht* Journal la
spending mopet and efl’orr in writ ng
Op the i It t *1 <* * t n of \i bdik i it lul nett l tig
our •*! tie'* atl\ image* In t t the people
«d i be whole countrv. Nebraska*# pros
perity will bring thousand# of farm
I »I\ eta to our *i «tM Von should re al
The Journal hit h Is not mi (htcdta
l»i»p* r or a Mr* Co In paper, bul a mate
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l»e 4»»r i lie be-t piteiSMiw of \ eb*i»* n» t *!
i« lb** flint »p.c-li. ;• asked bv ill-* I he |
Jo (trull I H||>n (*rt | |*'d upon to d«*»’!if«* 1
i Kv«t| NVhwkso should do hi# beat ltd
■ keep The Sl.tte Jmttnr) beft*r* the I
i |t»«|*p and ’ha* *M+*t nit'no a by sending j
I * One liitiliif which ‘*vi|i i;«v f*»r the I
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hi* jt-»fmUsmi*I p 1*at uaw oPtraa | <
aim him 1‘i'tt‘ibln this* i
Last Saturday was, the elevuutl
anniversary of the only really de
•tructive Aro Ravenna has cvsr «•*
perienced. Sunday morning, Oct
1 sKii, lira broke out in the hardware
•tore of (Jronau Bros, and spread
with such frightful rapidity that
there was opportunity to save hut
one small hi nting stove of u very
large stock of hardware carried by
the firm si. that time. The Are com
municated with the adjoining build
lug on the north, Fred B. Hoyden's
drug store, and it to was ijuickiy
uonsumed. A huudred men fought
(tersely for an hour to prevent tbi
further progress of the Are, and flu
ally succeeded in saving Hoylo’s furni
ture store, Ilian a one-story structure
twenty live feel north of the Boyden
building. In this Are (,'ronsu Bros,
lost the savings of many years,
every thing they had ou earth, even
to most of their clothing. They re
covered but an inaigriAcunt anuiut t
of Insurance, lint witli the aid of
friends and liberal wholesale bouses
were enabled to put up a cheap
frame building and re-open business.
The opening stock spread might,ly
lltjn even in tin; small room, but
they eorageously preserved, put up
with seveiest hardships and prlva
liens, and year by year they have
/ladusllv gained ground until now
limy have reached a safe end sure
foo’iug Kd Oonaiif the senior
member of tin* (inn, lias within the
ast year assumed the entire business
eleu *ing Ids brother Tails, who for
i number of years has been in Illi
i iis, and wlio is now engaged in
lie hardware business in Kewanei
u company with his father-in-law.
’avi nua News.
Wc have not heard of a famine in
iw liidi h an\ where, unit yet there
ms been an increase of over thirty
ter emit in the price of tlmt. article
iin • the pa- •.’igc of I lie Pin.'ley law.
Vailey County Times.
it is stateil thill tlic governor of
■' iiitli Dakota, in answer f<> a qiics
ion asked him a short time ngo
aid “I tank 1 feel purlv gout, wheat
■ ixI silver puru soon be id! de
.•line price, one dollar a bushel."
In I - .in the i’ailed 8tales bad
',171 inmates of almshouses to
:verv million of pople. In l8l>0
he ni.mlni b.m reduced to I, Kill
nit of each miili n. The old stock
ilirase that “the rich are getting
icher and the poor poorer” is not
c m out by fuels,- Ord Quiz.
We will pay a salary of $10 per
veck for man with rig to introduce
'"election Poultry Mixture iu the
sundry, the greatest egg producer
hi earth. Deference required,
tddress with stamp. Perfection
ilfg Co., Parsons, Kansas.
I) Ormsbee, if elected, will per
ortn the duties of shut iff with pur
cut hiitifaction to thu people.
Vote for E. Munn for county
U(1ge. lie will make you a good
»fflcer.
A few week* ago the editor was tak
sn with a very severe cold and caused
him to lie iu the most miserable condi
tion It was undoubtedly a had case of
In grippe, recognizing It as dangerous
lie look Immediate steps to tiring about
ti speedy cure. From the advertise
ment of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and the init>iy good reccommendaiiou*
included therein we concluded to make
a tlr>t trial of (lie medicine. To say
that it was satisfactory lit its results,
is putting it very mildly, indeed. It
ac id like magic anil the result was a
»|n i dv and permanent cure. We have
1.0 In -iti-iiev In ri'cei iiilneiidlng this > x
re •hi i'.nigh Rr only to anyone allllct
ft i* oh i rough or rold In nnv form
I'lie llain.i-i •• Liberty. Liberty to wa,
Muri lionl. The '.'a and >’>n cent sixes
t o' - ile in Odeiohihi Hros,
Voile i.,': afford In rt-k your life tiy
ullo . tug a cool to dcvi'lope into the
p o mionta nr consumption, lo-tunt |r
lit t . ltd a cei l ihi cute are afforded by
tic Mil uii' Cough Cure Odcndahl
ilro.
11 ■ H., 11' llooo lor Inc t,y toiroi et
-. „d»ni .. . i . I.led l.y using lieWlti’i
itcli t’s/ct sdvr, the great remedy
ft ril<- mo f. r alt kin H of sore* and
It o ti note-, Oitciidal I ilri>*
Sol I I 111 S|lS,)tl.lUlt.Ht
* uvtosieis. lu'iioi.i.oii will
i'n.t . t ym , *. ituiia. e»,„ioiu»i.
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CALL ON T. M. REED FOR A
Wagons, Buggies, Disk Harrows, Sulkie or Gang Plow*,'
or anything in this lino. I’riaes all right. 1 also carry u complete stock of
Harness and harness fixtures, Washing and Sewing Machines, Oils, etc
and everything in the line of hardware and tinware.
EAST HIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, • • LOUP CITY, NEBRASKA.
BARGAINS’ BARGAINS*
Cash vs. Credit!
The philosopher tells in that “knowledge is power.” The greatest power ho wove*,
lies in the wisdom of applying your knowledge so as to obt tin the best results. Our know'/*
edge of wlmt is best suited to the needs of many in the wa\ of dress, coupled with our gre t
buying faculties, makes it possible for us to clothe you in. highly satisfactory manner an!
at prices which were unknown util we originated them.
Instead of selling on time and charging the |
same old prices which the cradi system has always j
compelled, we do just the opj site. We buy for j
cash, get cash discounts, and b} so doing are in a |
position to sell you for cash at. t ie >west price.
}J0-0*0-O-0* >
Onr new fall and winter line is just bubbling I
over with good things, bright cherry patterns to j
match the faces of a well-bred and happy people, j
There may be starvation in India, war in Cuba, and j
uassination in Spain, but in Nebraska there are
beautiful crops, better prices, and signs of pros
perity throughout the entire state. If you would
have a share in the good times give us your
trade.
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Hat ami Caps, Dry
' Good*.
Mittens
Hosiery,
Underwear,
Neckwear,
Tinware,
Wooden ware,
- Graniteware
O' 't'1" Cutlery,
iflj . etc. etc.
A FINE LINE OF
NOTIONS
AND DRESS TRIMMINGS*
CAFES, CLOAKS and JACKETS,
for the ladies.
TAILOR MADE SUITS
for the men.
YOU NEED THESE GOODS, WE
want your money.
Yours for Business,
A. E. Chase.
Propi ietor of the Cash Bargain Store.
WANTED Agents
Both Men and Women If you are
willing to work, we can give you
employment with GOOD PAY. and
you can work ail or part of the time,
and ut Imme or traveling. The work
la light and easy. Write ut once lor
terniH. etc., to
Tiik IIawkh Ni uskkv < <>mii \n*
Milwaukee, Win.
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T INKS,
1 * I'inif ut express AM
general delivery line
Atl ha plena 111 t loltflM ur<l<'t» promptly
| ntleniteit to
rjt 5. \ lull I IS • A I K.
LA \VY Lit.
Dm i Gttertl uw MUttiH bauiesi
A NuUt V i . tM
I> l»* wrtl*r tu mil «
l» •»* Of MUO
lull lift, • • tl.liUi.Afc A.
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Mr I I N tH'itlNK'
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iMHfitfl, • « iMIMiat
I—ALL WOMEN
J^INEHTENTHS Of l-jj
all the pain S>k fl
and sickness from
which women
suffer Is caused
by weakness or Z^SfiTT/J^
derangement In yiffK/r'fVj
the organs of rAjJ'Tfcllj®'!
H menstruation.
Nearly always ■HI
when s woman Is not well these
organs are alfected. But when
they are strong and healthy a
woman la very seldom tick.
WneSrdiil
is nature's provision (or the reft*
■ fatten ol the merutruai function. I
It cures all '• (acute troubles." It
t. equally ettectivs for the girl in
bar teens, tu young wife with du
I uto #n4 nuumul cures, and ’
t>* women tppioacMttfthe ttert f {
ktavn as tea ''Citut.r of Lite.
‘t nay alt need u. they are ai)
Intel i, teen a. t»«**», uh., m<«i
•«»«.« in i
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HUMPHREYS*
No. 1 Cures Fever.
No. 2 “ Worms.
No. 3 “ Interns’
No. 4 “ Dinr
No. 7 “ Coir
No. 8 Cures Non.
No. 0 “ H eat In
No. lO " Dyt
No. ll “ Del da.
No. 12 *' L.
No. 13 Cures Cr '
No. 14 " Skin
No. 1C " Rhen “•
No. 16 " Malat
No. 10 “ Cotnrt
No. 20 Cures Wlioot **r.
| No. 21 “ Asthin
I No. 24 " Oenera
No. 26 M Sea-Sink
No, 27 “ Kidney l* :
No, 28 Cures Nervous O’l •
No. 30 “ Urinary t •
No. 32 M Heart Dtt- **..
No. 34 M Sore Tin
No. 77 " Cold* and v
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HUMPHREYS*
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