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For Hardware, Tinware, Furniture anu - in all its branches go to Watkinson, Loup City, Neb
s_FIR~•*—» _ iiifN. - .- ■ .. —*
Liooal Daws.
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Janie* Landers was down from Ar
cadia Monday.
Notice the change in A. E. Chase's
•d this week.
Senator Heapy, says that the socialist
party is the coming party.
For washing machines and clothes
wrlsgers see T. M. Heed.
James Gray, of Clear Creek was a
nii.i,g lim county seat visitors yesterday.
A baby girl I* reported at W. Is.
French's which came to stay yesterday.
Clarance Little and editor Thompson
of Litchfield was In the city last Wed
nesday.
Forwugons, buggies, harness, sulkey,
plows, hardware, tinware, etc., eall on
T. Jl. Keen.
Rev, Shattueb will preach at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning
and evening.
Enoch Gowln, of Harrison township
was doing business at the county seat
last Wednesday.
E. A> Brown and Willi* Waite and
the oountjr elerk canvassed the election
returns Wednesday afternoon.
The band boys bad a good turnout at
their dance in the opera house Over
#20.00 worth of tickets v/ere sold.
Tuesday was the most (julet election
that was ever held In, Loup City and
It is so reported throughout the county.
The Ladles of the Aid Society report
a decided success of their supper held
III' the Porter block In the night of
election.
A trial subscription to the Heinl-Week
ly State Journal from now uniil Jauu
ury 1, 1808 only costs twenty live cents
You can sum! stamps,
There Is ne need of little children be
ing tortured by scald head, eczema
and scalp eruptions. HeWUt'a Witch
Hazel Salve gives Instant relief and
cures permantly.
Lost.—Between Loup City and Litch
field a goat shin robe with red plush
lining. Finder will please return same
to Round Front Barn, Loup City. Neb.
and receive #1 reward,
G. H. Gibson arrived Wednesday
noon from Lead, South Dakota. He
made this office a friendly call. Mr
Gibson I* undecided as to what he will
do but thinks he will return in a short
time,
Cabinet Photographs second
to none in style and finish at
reduced price until Christmas
’‘.>7 at the Loup City Art
Htudio.
Lou McGrath now conductor on the
Loup City branch of the Union Paclllc
moved his family to Loup City, Mon
day. They were unable to And a suit
able residence house so ut present oc
cupy the store room in the Porter
block.
Thu Loop City Photograph Gallery
is making Portraits second to none
in style oud linisb, until Xmas lie
will give reduced prices. Don't miss
this ctiuui'S and secure 12 beautiful
Xuias piesuntd.
F. W. Fuller, who a short time ago
returned from a summers stay at Gales
burg, 111., moved bis family to Loup
rjiry yesioruay. nicy occupy me norm
l’yko residence. Mr. Fuller* motliur
returned with him mid, we understand
will make this her permanent home.
The Unlou I’acitlc company haye put
on a regular passenger train and both
our mail and passenger service is now
as good as we oould wish t or. There
has also been some cha nges made in
ttbe rain crew. Mr. Mctirath is now
conductor in place ot K. E. Forsythe
who is now conducting the train on (tie
Ord brunch and M C. Muiiek has Neg
ie'a place as engine tender. The tram
crew will again locate at Loup City.
Ww. Ketteninayer, our genial mer
chant did'ut say anything but smoke
last Monday as lie handed us a bigl
priced Havana aocouipuin ut with u
mule match- We scratched the mate!
and white waiting for the brimstone to
burn off'ventured to ask him what w>
were smoking on. "Why," William'aid
“hav'nt you heard the news?" Xu, m
said. You hav'nt got (lie post office
have you, 'Naw, guess agin," Allci
assuring him that we could not thiiij
ot anything lie said "It* a boy. mu
to slay, born last Sunday, stands •
weight, a good republican voter, i , i
ia jot sound money and protection '
oils Hollar 10 iaim.
For one dollar hill The Hem I it,» lj
State Journal will s>e icut from now o,
til January 1, lHUH. A good loan t un
to get two big papers every week w ill
all the new* ot tne whole worl t. ail lie
•late news and in fact more news ate
general reading matter Ilian ton get ii
any other state paper. The Journal i
spending money ami effort In writ Hi
up the lUtervsta ol Nebraska and selltui
our slate's advantage's b*>|or« me isupi
of the whole country. Neuraska • pros
portly will hying thousands of lam
hnyeisioour sl*tn Wi should ie«<
The Journal whleh Is hot an tlmsh
paper or a I nu-oiu pap*r, hat a slat
paper in Its truesi sense ' W Hat all
la tof the lest Interests ot Vet* ,
la the iral *4west,on asked t>y iHe I t*
Journal Wheu I'ilW upon lu dee.di
itvery N Hr»«k*« sho dd do his las! t
keep The Male Journal lakes tb
Meul( and that bea I Mf4MI Uf VNMliij
in tine (Hrttar a hub will |*a* tor tb
paper 1st January l*« Attar yi
0*1 It sand It to tour ft leasts in tb
cast and tat them w e what great thin*
ssa are doing iw Nebraska. Wend 1
yaw Mhr I*1 th* j»>ate Juuinal i ts
tola Nt» Th* yew setol th
mill ^t|rtn 1 nn % ■ 1 I f | «mi# m
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STORY OF A WAR SONG.
The Man Who Composed the Mtisio for
“We Are Coming. Father Abraham."
Th» matt who composed the music
for Whittier's song, "Wo Arc Coming,
Father Abraham, Three Hundred Thou
sand Strong. ” is ail old and somewhat
Vti pit piano tuner, who carries on his
/witless near Windom, Minn. Hi
name it A. B. Irving.
One day sisin after Lincoln's call for
800,(KM) mor" men, Irving, then a young
man, was on his way to Defiance, O.,
from Fort Wayne for tin- purpose of
singing ut a political and loyal meeting
He had eonsidi ralilo reputation as a
composer and singer and the Hejmblic
ans had asked him to come and help
them. On the way lie rend the poem,
which had just been published. Irving
studied it, formulated a tune, hummed
it and got tho rhythm, and that even
ing at the Defiance meeting In* sung
the song for the first time When he
hail finished, and the last echo* s had
died away, men mounted their chairs
with wild enthusiasm, swung their
bats mid broke loose in cheers that rung
with feeling. He sang it again and
again, and they would scarcely let him
rest.
The next night ho sang the song ut
Fort Wayne, and again aroused tic
sairto enthusiasm. Ho wrote out the
music and sent it to the ] nblisher who
hud bundled wlmt he had composed,
with instructions to publish it on Id*
usual terms of royalty. It was publish
ed, and inside of u month more than
40,000 copies lmd been sold In a few
days the publisher I died and Irving
never received a dollar for the music.—
New York Sim
CLOSED THE ROOM.
I)o<*» till* lilioat. r»f Wliftlillitftoii Htlll
Tlirougli I hr Old Maiittlnti?
It was customary in tho family ot
Georgi Washington to slatt up unused
for two years a room in which death
bad occurred, says an exchange Ho,
after the death of tlie first, president in
tho stately chamber with thu great font
post'-r bed which is still shown to visit
ors, Martha Washington, with her lone
ly heart, nightly climbed the attic stain
to lie iu a low ceiled, sloping rooft'i
room with one window—a room intol
erably hot in summer, with little or in
means of see tiring a draft except by n
triangular ojs'ning where tho lower cor
uer of the door had Is-' n cutoff tomab.
room for the passage of tho cat Martin
Washington died before tho two yi at
period had ended.
If she had occupied the. death chant
her, would she have seen the ghost, ol
her dead husband? They say that tin
stalwart, stately figure of the bravi
general stalks through the pa.-sago will
martial tread und clank of astral swore
in spectral scab! ariL
Again anti again it has happened tine
pet ; > di lanc'd at Mount Vernon on tic
bus;. f tic Mount Vernon assis in
tion ha. !ar d, on “waking from :
sleepless ti.. that they hail heart
tho ghost’s I und stride and sect
its tall, cm: ’ : Mug figure, dressed it
the old uiiib 1 : int iu life it wore.
No lights permitted in the oh
house, for li ;,r 1 lire, cxei pt during tic
meeting of tli regents, and then onli
caudles. Ill' are said to love durl
or ill lighted 1: ises.
Moat Womlrr.'al Cav** Iu tlm World.
Tho most v.onderful cave in tin
world is in th*' island of Tonga, in tic
south Pacific Byron called it "a chape
of the seas ' It is formed in a rock tha
iu almost surrounded by the ocean. Thi
rock is about (it) feet high und broai
projxirtionatety
Many years ago a Imy, tho son of i
native chief, was chasing a huge turtle
when liis game seemed to s.iuk into th
rock. The lad watched and waited uuti
the tide fell, disclosing a small opeuiu
in the ro k about six feet under lot
water mark.
Diving boldly, the young hunter eu
tered the aperture, and, to his surprisi
cunie to tic- surface inside the rock. Th
rock was hollow, and its interior wa
found afterward, when the natives e>
plored it with torches, to contain man
beautiful stalactites.
When attacked and followed by enc
lutes, the natives, who know the secret
leave their canoes, plunge into the wati
und disappear. Their fists linger, aster
isle d at their disappearance, for no |*i
son tot acquainted with it would sm
pis t that thu rock was hollow — Jsmilo
Telegraph.
C<>*ll> rU)inW < ttriis.
(htia u.i' *« » 1*111^ witu ii
a Loud<ui Niaiiuiior'* fur $<tuo It \v
i in uf thn tmiuiwmiKMt lialmti coppri
4ilati* fin'd Kaitifu Killed “lariKi'tii 1
Muuii vua, ” mmlf during tho fiftoi ui
century. Aimtlu'r pin k of nmi* rwrutl
Hold ul ISiria fur aim I $400 K'toh i
Uin rant* in till* |uu U in a innmir win
nf tlio i iiKVHVnt''« art, itlui nli tiiv lij
uro* in tin jnuue wore hutturs-a) |»
tiuit* Theqtjns n uf lifuru, fur ituitiuin
n-jiri n'liiml ytn .n A him uf I'ujjlaif
i tin kmg uf kmru Winn her IiuhUmm
i*riitf« iu i r,f uf thiiumik I in- ijim
i if dlnini iuti Win IJiiiUi A Hue F , ilia i
|V uinalk, I’m i|MH uf rlttWl the tin
HWni |iHn « »» uf 1‘ruMia, 111* w tfu i
Kroilifuk Si llliaiu i, and lid ijui vn i
»|wdi* tSm- i'ii Anna i t Mu»*.,t, tali
tut tl«' iturimi Ti*> t.u k* iu liu* itui
uf i huI* u i n *. ui the nu*t |«muliu i
ditd..iiiai* >■< Kunn»> at «ko nmm« tu»
—VhlUeh-ijaiM it.* ml
|kiuwU«tT .«mi ml- O’ hi llu> ki
It* in I M. < »m u.k h » .-it a • a*
Ik * hi tw* t«. * it ....all. autI f ”
k a doth uli ui* t uni the trmk t* i»
«***».’* wri t- tun k St ■'!. SI*
uil» it hnk • lino* S* nmai
lb* It-1Mb Hint* 1.1 I - a** iat at
It l* rkiiMt**l tit iaba.il *4 Ue l« in
4m that tk iMtupk that* I tk» bam'
* *»*• Ike IU<> at tM the Will thl***.
I In h t ft* wt **|* «I|«.,. ||| *4 it I '
weii* i«*nat *1 eknh ('* tiif
' (nHVliik an vaj.at .l abuaait)
I Washing:—Persons*^ lo r„in ■ from
coughs and colds should In cu'itie warn
ings of dang'-r and save ih mselvc* suf
fering ami fata! results by using Ore
Minute Cough Cure. It. lx an Infalli
ble remedy for coughs, cold1?, croup and
all throat and lung troubles. Odendahl
Bros.
The .Jewell Nursery Co. of Lake Cltv,
Minn., want a responsible man In Ibis
vicinity to sell Minnesota grown trees
and nursery stoek. Good pay. .Steady
work. Write them today.
A pain mi the chest Is nature) warn
ing that pneumonia Is threatened
Dampen a piece of ilannel with Chum*
berliii'x Pain Balm and bind oyer the
seat of pain, and another on the Imrk
between the sholders, and prompt re
lief will follow. Sold by Odendahl
Bros.
Dr. ilumplierys' Veterinary Manual
on the treatment of horses, cattle, sheep,
hogs, dogs and poultry, mailed free
upon request. Address the llumpljeryx'
Company, Now York.
HOW TO KIND OUT.
Fill a bottle or common glass with
urine and let it stand twenty-four hours;
a sediment or settling indicates uii un
healthy condition of the kidneys. When
urine stains linen It lx evidence of kid
ney trouble Two frequent desire to
urinate or pain in the back, la also con*
bladder are out of order,
WIt AT TO 1*0.
There I* i oiiitort In Hie knowledge «u
often expi'cn-ed, tii.it Dr. Kilmer'
.Sw(iin|> Hoot, the great kidney ieinedy
fulflll* every wish In relieving pain in
the hack, kidney*, liver, bladder and
overy part of the urinary Dunnage. It
correct* Inability to urinate and leald
iug pain in panning It, or Imd effects
following ime of liquor, wine or beer,
and overcome* that unpleasant necess
ity of lielng compelled to get up many
time* during tin! nigbt to urinate, The
mild uml tin- extraordinary < (feet of
Swamp-Boot I* soon realized. It ntamln
the highest for its wonderful euren of
the most df*trennlng case*, if you need
a tr edicirie you should have the bent
Sold by druggists, price fifty cent* and
one dollar. You may have a sample
bottle and phaui hlet both sent free
by mall. Mention the NoRTfiWit.-rr.itN
and mtiiI your address to l)r. Kilmer
& Do., Itiiigliamton, X. Y.. The pro
prietor of thin paper guarantee the gen
uineness of ihl* oiler.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
I)r. Sumner Davis Grand Is
land.
SCALES
Wo have lately received our winter stock of
Ladies, Cents, Childrens, Infants Underwear
which is quite complete, and having been purehased early is
lower than they could be replaced at.
DRY GOODS
Outing flannel - * • • ^ ®n,t
Nice black novelty 27in. wide .... 12Jc.
C. It Corset, best high bust made - • - #1.00
Imported Saxony, per skein .... Sc,
Vepbyr Yarns, per skein ..... 6c,
We have just received another large invoice ol blankets winch
we well sell at 45 cents a pair. Buying in large quantities enables^
us to sell cheaper, hence this low price.
GROCERIES
2 lbs. any package coffee .... 2.“<.
1 If), beat rice ...... v,
1 II). evaporated peaches * - - - -
2 lbs. seedless raising ..... 2<r»c,
1 bu. apples ...... Toe.
I^£fVI6|\/I every S25 vVortf) of goods
you buy of Gasteycr will cost you anywhere else.
CHAS. G/'STE^ER
IT’S DANGEROUS
To buy MCA I .r.n, guaranteed “AM noon A*"
FAIUIIA> KH*, for !«»• money ; they can't b«
made. Don't l»uy, anient you K#*t the beat. A
cheap Meal* it the tnoat ei penal ve Investment
you can make; It It unreliable, and memo# that
sooner or later you must buy a/»ln. Mujr only
a granlvir. IaIcmI Improved FA I KM AM Jill
which will Jant you * lifetime, and prova the
rhc«pe«i In t he* end. No one can then dispute
your weight*. IftlSWAMBOF IMITATIOM*J
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.,
1102 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
(Old fK'sllr. Hr|iilrrd.l
Y<-u can’t cure consumption but yoi
I can avoid It and cure every other form
; of throat or lung trouble by the use ol
, One Minute Cough Cure.— Odcnduh
l Bros.
Small pills, safe pills, best pills. I)e
Witt's Little Karly Kisers cure billions
. neHS, constipation, sick headache, -
I Odendahl Bros.
ST. MARY'S INSTITUTE,
QI7IMCY, II,LlNOn.
This Institution, chartered July, 1873, Is
conducted by the School Sisters of Notre
Dame, and provided with every requisite
conducive to physical, Intellectual and moral
1 development.
The system of education embraces every
oseful and ornamsatal branch of art and
science suitable for young ladles. For cata
logue, address
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
St. Mary's Institute, Quincy, IU.
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AGENTS: In every dlstiict on
! the continent to take order* for high
grade Canadian-grown Nursery Stock
and Seeds, Largm and most complete
assortment in the trade. East selling
specialties: snpherb samples furnished
free; cotrespondance In any language.
These positions are money maker*, and
territory should be secured at once for
the season by all hustlers looking for a
good thing. Our salary or commission
offers will Interest anyone not earning
11,000 00 per year. Get In communica
tion with our nearest office.
An opportunity to represent a well
established house. Ability more linport
i ant tbun experience.
Llkk Buotiieus Company,
inern N
Chicago, 111. Montreal, t^ue. Rochester,
X Y.
You ought to get the Semi-Weekly
State Journal during the campaign. Do
ings of all parties fully reported. Lin
coln is the political centre of the State
and the Journal gives tills clasa of news
ahead of other state papers. Twenty
live cunts vlll pay for this splendid
paper from now until January 1, 1S0H.
I hose « ho believe crotllc illlllTIIOOH
to he Incurable should read what Mr.
I’ K Grlaham, of Gaata Mill*. I.a. Ims
to say on the subject, viz: "I have
i been a sufferer from chronic diarrhoea
cvei since the war and have tried all
kinds of medicine for It. At last I
found a medicine that effected a cure
and that w as < 'hainheriilt's Colic, < hoi*
I era and Diarrhoea Iteuiedy." This Med
telue can always he depended upon ,f"r
colic, cholera morbus, dysentery and
1 dlrrhoea It i* pleasaui to take and
never fail* to effect u cure US and St
i cent sizes for sale by Odemlahl ltro>
J, M Thlrswend, of Oyonhcclt,Tens*
- savs that when he has a spell of litdigea*
lion, aud Ml* had and sluggish, he
, takes two of Dr Witt's l,title KarlV
| Itlseis at night, and he Is all light tlie
neat morning Many thousands of
j others do tb« same ihtog. Do your
tMeiulshl Itios
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IVMrr. Mll-Hlmw *tml ti iriiu
! ) Thf tnii'UM lii Ulna «Mit •martini: in. I
il^«t lu lkw> iIiwim. bllulMiily *)Ut nl
. iMUTIIta I’biMitU'iUlii - 1 '« mm)
• '•kin • Hulun Hi. Many »f*y Iml hum
l«*yt> lw* n i» nily * «r»4 )>% tl, It
I* W|w*ll)r r#t« h««t til illfetto* t*ti‘ » »«'l
• 4 !-**••»!«•• rvunli I* ■*•!» ntw-lia,
• itai*i—4 • klh>UUi*. Ir .i *•**'•
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l»y t a4y S I w*4iihmi **>
i |imi «tt«i * k»««» mk »•*'** tn hail
tiialiiit u T.iyli*, W»**l MiriiUtr «>i-t
n >iMlkil» fWy *n> »4 |n4 »< tl
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| «*«*• »*■» imakad* ‘
TIM K TABLK.
1-01/' CITY, NBBK
Lincoln, Denver,
Omaha, He/eiiM,
Chicago, Butte,
St. Joseph. Saji Lake City. {
Kansas City. Portland,
St. Louis, Hun Francisco,
anil ail points and all points
Bust and South West
TKA INK 1,1' A VIS AN TOM.OtVNl
<joi.no kant
No M Fussangi r . T.'M) n to
No i,0 Freight .. sup.":
GOING WKNT
No. ftl Passenger . t.Un ,,,.
No .W Freight!. . . . ...
sleeping, dinner and reclining chair cars
(scats tree; on tbrongh trains Tickets
sold and baggage checked to any point In
the United State* or Canada.
For Information, maps, time table* and
tickets call on or write to A. F. Wert*
Agent. Or J. Fit ANOls, Oen'I. passenger
Agent, Omaha, Nebraska,
U. P. RAILWAY.
Time table Union Pacific System,
Loup City, Neb No H3 anive* dally
except Sunday 11.35 a. in. No. HI de
parts Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days 11:55 a hi. N<> H6 departs Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays 3 -30 p.
m. Close connections at Grand island
for all points south ami west.
W. D. Clifton, Agent.
Loup City M*rk«t He port
I'riue* tialU for:
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Oat» 13
Ho*, . .. . 3 '.,1
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