Thk Northwkstkrn
»:r r - • ZSSJ-:- T=a
Published every Friday
at thk county skat.
OKO. K. Ilimm'IIOlT.R.
Kelt tor and f ublUher.
CHMS SI 50 per Tier. II Paid in Advene*
liltwl *1 the 1 stnp City J’oetnfflee for true
nleetuo tbroufb lbs inalla »• J
alM* uietUr.
■ We mi1 in receipt, of » copy of
the Tacoma I>ail\ Leader winch
give an exhaustive account of the
Klondike gold field* of Alaska.
Another marked evidence of re
aming prosperity is evidenced in
5» letter from u Chicago wholesale
firm to one of our leading merchants
and which state* that tbev wen
Ixihind with their ordi is for good*
■ i A
■fnot supply tin1 good* fad enough
w to keep them in stock.
Kusionists art: still proelaming
P (bat prosperity in not here, and yet
F there are almost t wo jobs to every
^rtiiuii, The railroad companies are
RPtimly advertising for more hands.
Wit They are eostantly heliilld with slup
| hum its because .hey cannot gel hands
enough to handle '.he freights and
fc their present forces are compelled to
I work almost day and night in con
1 sequence. it you want a band to
do a jot) of work here you must
speak a week ahead, still Bryan
rn mill Bryanites arc hoarsely shouting
[ “there is no evidence of returning
Thompson of tlio Monitor was
■ over to die county seat lust week
He came in to sen us and after an
hours conversation, which was seem
” ingl> pleasant, tie straddled his b\ kc,
•'RL rode hone 18 miles distance mid
HR. in the next issue of his paper culled
us a “liar.'' Now tin* question »r
rises, why did'nt Thompson call m
a “liar" to our face. There was n >
reason why he should,lit if he felt
that way His msigtbllant size, Ins
^ young and iioyish appearance, and
yK Jm the fact that he does'nt know any
HR better would have aave him. He could
B have poared his vile epithets into
oar ears directly and in return got
l only smiles and sympathy for Ins
B demented allle.tioris. riien with his
boasting nature be could have gone
home and told his readers of his
i„I.J .i r_I ... I# l» ... . I..
lu led iinlmoilt'
f Our content porn tics are very much
worried because there is a possible
chance of our semiring the post
olllue. Perhaps we might sooth
llieir jealous disp >siiion b\ inform
ing them ill'll there is also a possible
, chance of us not getting it. The)
are making alt • irtl of suggestions
for in to withdraw in fsvor of Mrs
Kearns. In anewr we will saj
that their •mgg.nrii ms in the matte.
H are wholly ii'iueeessary ms we Ii el
K ofteu eXpn ssed a willingness bill
f before mid uf'ir tleeii.ui, and p i
tieularl.v b 'f. re me nominations to
MP^fe withdraw from tit' rice in av r or
HK^^B Mrs Kearns if it! .liter candidates
■ in the t'i dd w m l I • • a-- saute Then
■ are, however - o • il »s,.ei in s for
■ the posr l u. W i o. i...t » • gtvi'il\
JSdufter the p • »' • tll«e t.s tlie-e *le '.I
oViBi.io -ilu. v lj ..vi. i •. i .11 in agli.e In'
it all tin* panii'« i•-m.mi i tin* t ot
jjfeitlaEif I w '• .. r.u- i win we * lion Id
*. withdraw I' ii . j. .line .1 s .n t
^^k|iol .1 »e • ».
■ tile p..»|t|Oi>, . . I w l.« il. n1, o« ' tint!
Himr e*.nlemp*». . a .11 . % * *I
■ sill.<11 jet we do led wist, to •' do
■ It. II..' * •« "f . ... le l*-efvll>o tl.
|l til l|e s U. . o ' 1' SI. t * * 11. [ .
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W JB lUlist Wtt*. fe tat d t .f e witty
wjm fill ii 4 ^tktlilH^ iklfiThlHIt »»bt
ISTot ice
STRAYED AWAY
From inv farm near Ashton. Nebraska,
FIVE HEAD
nf 3 year nltl steers, coining 3. My
cattle Have three different styles of
brands, viz: One a mule shoe with toe
up. on left side, near iii|i; another Is a
long squaVe. about. 3 hy 4f inches in
size, located somewhere on side, pos
sible near hip: Hie third Is a long
crooked mark similar to a leltei N al
though it Is not a letter S It runs
lengthwise the steer and Is 13 or 14
inches long These brand* are nil on left
side. Mime of these esirays may have
two brands on and some of them
only one They were all dehorned
hlimit two weeks ago
Winn last seen they were near .1- A.
Alngcr’s farm, tl mile* cast of l.nup
City on Saturday, Nov Oth, 1*1*7.
Kinder will lie liberally paid for re
turn or cattle or for furnishing any In
formation as to lie If whereabouts.
(ii-.o M. Kbits*, Owner.
Ashton, Neli
W l»
AOKNTS: In every dlstiict on
the continent to take order* for high
mill isccds. Lm-gei t and moat complete
assortment in the trade. l-’ust selling
special!le.«. suplv-rh samples till'llie|i«r<I
tree; correspondancc in miv language.
I iie.o positions are monev makers, and
territory should I e secured at once for
the season by alt hustlers looking for a
good thing. Our salary or commission
offers will Interest anyone not earning
*1.000 ('0 per year. Oct III communien
t Ion w ith our nearest ullice
An opportunity to represent a wcll
estaUllshed|hou»c. Ability more Import
ant thill, experience.
1,1 kV. BKOTlIkK.s (,'OJtl'ANV,
IneriiHtlal Xnrscries,
Chicago, 111, Montreal. One. It,.chest r,
X Y.
Croup IJiilrkly 4 tir«ul
Mui N'i’Ain (I i#».n. Ark Our children
wen* ftuflVrlnir wirl» croup when we
received u hotrh* of (’hmiiherlinV ( oujch
Kernedv. I* afforded jtlmopf luMnnl ip
lief. V A. Tiioiimun Thl* rdphrat*
p<| remedy 1* for mjiIp by Odenduhl Urna.
Dr. .Sumner Davis Gruntl
Island Specialist in diseases, of
Eye, Kar, Nose and Throat.
Examination for glasses.
You ought to get the Semi-Weekly
State Journal during the campaign. Do
ings of all parties fully reported I,In
coin Is the political ccnlie of the State
ami lhe Journal gives t his class of ne ws
ahead of otiicr state papers Twenty
live cents vill pay for this -plcndid
papei from uo-v uni I Januiry I. IMS.
Those who believe clonic diarrhoea
to he Incurable should read wliat Mr
1*. B Grisham, of i.ams Mills, La. has
to say on the subject, viz "I have
been a sufferer from chronic diarrhoea
evei since the war and have tried all
kinds of medicine for it. At last I
found a medicine that effected a cure
and that was Chamberlin's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy." This Med
icine can always he depended upon for
colic, cholera uiorhus. dysentery and
dlrrhoea. It is pleasant to take and
never fails to effect a cure, 25 and 50
cent sizes for sale by Odenduhl Bros.
J. M. Thirawond, of Grosbcck,Texas,
says that when he has a spellof indiges
tion. untl feel* bad anil sluggish, he
takes two of DeWittV Little Karly
Kisers at night, and he Is all right the
next morning. Many thousand* of
others do the same thing. Do you ?
Odenduhl Bros.
klirn Loir Vos,. nn,l Thnmt
I)r. Sumner Davis Grand Is
land.
Ilurltngtou Houte California PxcursloiiH
Leave Oiiih1 a 4:!W p hi., Lincoln (1:10
j>. in and Hatting? H:50 p. in, * verv
I’iiurmlay in clean, modern, not crowd*
| cd touriPt alee per*’ . No transfer-, ears
j run through to San Francisco and Los
Angeles over I lie Scei; ic Route—t hrough
I Denver and Salt Lik»* < itv Lars are
carpeted: u holster* d in raffa;
have spring-» atH and Hacks and hi*
I provide*! with curtains, bedding, to cl*,
so p, etc. Unit* lined porter* and * x
p< r en* **d conr)u tor* accompany • aeH
excursion, relieving passengers of ail
I bother of baggage, pointing out. « hjeen
ot inter* -I and in many other *'a -
Helping *o make tin* ov i land Dip
a delightful experience Second cl*is«
! tickci.s are li *nered. H**tlli» U*>.
For folder giving till Information,
I call nt in d'* *l Rut lingtoii Route to kot
*»iUt?e, «»r writ** t*» .1 Fra* et*. D**nera;
f•}»--**ng»*r Agent. Omaha N»d*
,f. I*. Retry, nn»« «»f * he to**! kn»*wti
!citUeua of S|M‘ncer. Vo., UMiifle* that
| he cui»«I hlui-elf of the worst kind «»l
| idles t \ using a few Hov- *d I** will'*
j Witch ll iMl H aUc lie had b<«i
j troubled with plies f *f over ililrlv
[ ve<r' and had toed it* *nv *md» »•? ***
! called cuies; Rut D«-Will s ««* the too
that did <he woik and lie will verifv
j Hi** ilvi* me nt i{ auV one w|«h* • I*
I wrlle hint Ot‘»«* *1*1*1 Moa
| v*ru t or mi i t mi*Pii cli vt iM
vdtilt To %oi
Van %• »»he«rt*‘ 4 = > *»» t ha* h- vm**.unmiI
[ «i*»n*l Iwi* *0 *h*V «i
? ****.,,I, «.t>I •!»>!♦ and M* no Uii- « *i
I Iks «<*»*»*• V * *»V Ot sH* iH*a V> t*
i !<«#%> »a ii‘# ah *i »* *»t *H'lso*#!, dvw *' *
j. irf^'na h* t * r*» Wf*o* *« * *
ow a t h*i* im I llw
I t fee «u* a# r-A t V |h l*(kH 0**1* 4 *«•*.■
I , ***«* * * ■ I wot *« I **»'
I gTvoi-, m-m ws* e tc * i* i ***««-*>
j i mm l Is* Mt mna* J»m mi ► ** ’ ** ** •***■" •**•» * *
: (i >s| *■ t p*s *» si g-**» • frw It** V i >-*4^ *♦
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A few weeks ago the editor whs Ink- :
en with a very severe cold and caused I
j him to lie in the most miserable condi
f tlon. It was undoubtedly a bail ease of
i hi grippe, recognizing it as dangerous j
lie took 'intnediate steps to bring about
aspe.il, cure. Krom the advertise-i
! men' , | Chaiiiticrliiln's l ough Itemedy
land lie in my good rceeoiiilllendalton*
llnclii'h'l iberelti we eoneliided to make
j a tlr-l lii ,I of the medicine. To say
I that, ii w ,< satisfactory i i Its results,
I* polling it. very mildly, indeed. It
| lie ed like in igtc iiurl the result was a
Ispnilt anil permanent cure. We have
[ no lieslteuo in reeeemmendlng tlii« < x
eellent (faugh Itemedy to anyone allliet
eil with a cough or cold In any form.
I'lie Haulier o Liberty, Iiibertvtowa,
Maryland. The gfi mid Tib cent sizes
for sale bv Odendahl llios,
You can't afford to ri*k your Ilf" by
allowing a cold to develop!) into tin'
piii'iiuioiibi or eon sum pt Ion. 1 ns taut re
lief and a certain cure arc afforded by
I tine Minute Cough Cure. Odendahl j
llros.
! :
OisHgiiruieut for Itie by burn* or I
! -culd“ may lie nvobled by using I>e\VIll's
i W Itch Hazel Salve, Hie great, remedy |
,.1 .....i i.' l,l.. i„ ,.i ... ,i
! skin trouble?. Oi1 linn*
NOTH I. TO NON-UfcHlDKNT
I.dual* MeMimteiH, Defendant, will!
. take notice that on the 11th day of Oct.'
1 obor, l*'.>7, Battle McMaaters, Plaintiff lie re. j
| in filed her petition hi the dlutrlet court of |
* Hliernntri County, Nelunka, tiffa'iiftt said;
j defendant, t lie object arid prayer of which
j .ire to obtain a decree of divorce from said
) Kdtpir MeMiutcrs, the husband of said I
’ Battle .McMastcis, for willful aliatidoitieni |
for moie limn two years without JiiMt
cause
Voii are required to answer Maid petition
on or before the Mil day of December, I-07,
; Dated, October I H b„ I Mb
Battik McMahtkh, I’ln I nil If.
j ahchi (iro. w. id ntkh, Attorney
I Doits it kin', clerk District Court.
, NOTH'K TO NON-KKttl DDK N'T DKI DND
A NTH.
In district court of Sherman county. Neb-,
raska.
Walter Mouth, Plaintiff,
vs,
Meujiimfn ID Drake cl, ul. Defendant
The defendant* Benjamin II Drake May
Drake llc/ektah S, Uralo Mary Drake. The
Central Doan and Tru-t Company, A. D. Cam ,
bell. Assignee of the Central Doan and Trust •
Company and De* Moines National Bank]
Truster will take notice that on the 1*1 day!
of November 181*7. Walter South plaintiff
herein hied his p* Ui Ion in the Dlstriei Court
of Sherman emiDfy. Nehru Uu aimtbwi 1 :ui
de.foti(>4blH impleaded with Cfiarle . D. Drake*
Kdnu .I Drake Tin Keystone Dumber Com
pany Albert B Outhouse. Henry MiHer, John
Miller, and — M11 Ur. his wifi* first nurne
unknown the* object ami prayer of which an*
to foreclose a certain moi ti/us'c executed by the
said Benjamin II Drake and May Drake t<>
the sai*i * ’eutraJ Doan and Trust Company and
by the said Central Doan and Trust Company
assigned to plaintiff upon file South West
quarter of Section 41H» Thirteen, in Township
-Hi Fourteen, north of Kum/e US), Fifteen,
west of oth p. m. situutc in Sherman county
Nebraska. to secure the payment of a prom
Uorynoie in the sum of $1.000.00due and pay
able* on March 1st. IMtfkand in'JOdays after de
fault to pay the interest thereon and six Inter
cst notes due and payable September 1st. ihoo.
March ist. lHOT. Seplcmher 1st i*lH. March l~t
ISO* September Ist. IHW*. March 1st. I MOO for
$30.00 each. That tin re i* now duo the plain
tiff on said notes and tnor'arajrc the sum of
1 $1130. |H) Klovcn Hundred and Thirty-nine
Dollars and Forty eitfht cents, with interest
on $30 00 from September 1st. IHUfl. and on $30.txt
from March 1st, IH07, and on $1030.00 from Sept
ember Ist, 1*0, and on $10.3* from October 3*th
1*07. at ten per cent per annum, for which sum
plaintiff plays for a decree that defendants be
required to pay the same or that said prem
I sc* may be sold t o sasisiy the amount found
due.
Vou are required to answer said petition
on or before tne 13th day ot December. 1807.
Dated this first day of November, 1*07.
VVAi.rtJt bOL'TH. Plaintiff,
by ID J. NKiiiTiNi.alb, hU attorney
NOTICK TO NON• It KSIDKNT DKFKND*
A NTH.
In District Court of Sherman county, Neb
raska.
The Vermont Savin*?* Bank. Plaintiff
vs.
Margaret! » .aydocki, el. ah. iieienuuut*.
The defetuftiuis Mnrpurett Uuydet kt. I
Andrew <i.»yderkt. Thetfeiitral Loan and Trust ,
Company, A L Campbell Assignee of the Cen*
! tr»l Conn uud Trust Company, Dos Moines*
Nutionul Bank Truster, and The .1 1 Cum*
Tlireshlhtf Muehiae Company will lake notice
I lull on the sfhth dav <>i October, Hu* Ver
mont Suvinps Bunk plaintiff herein filed its
petition in the district court of Sherman coun
ts .Venrr-ka. against aid defendant* implead
with Atnott Kwlntkowaki. Kwiutkow
Ui his wife first name unknown. Nti»■Intel
Mn haiski uud \ letoria Miehulaki. the objeel
uud prayer of which are u» foreclose a certain
UtoriKU^e i wanted by the said Maruni’cl t !
tiuyoocki and Andrew (lay dock i to i he aunt
i « utnvJ Lonu ami Tfust < Uipumv upon the i
Mamin Weal n'lurter of Nc.uot* ilJfi Twelve, iu !
Township in Fifteen north of Hunne D
In sh^rman count> Ni iraskti to secure the
paMinm of a certain promisor.* uote for the
I pr nrlpal miiu of jkkJu.Kl and sewn Interest
uoi< - n»r the sum of « ach. dated March i
Thnl l«!, *uid prim Inal sum of F«nu» brlnif
urn and pa ab»e on May 1st h*ft*and in Uvea -j
J v i!a> * alter default l** pa* nh> ilitert Si duo i
ti*ei« nit and »*id ikU i«m not* * brine dut- uud
i l*ivubte i»l» May 1st uf rilt u venr afti r date of J
! *.»id principal hole That said Moles a lei j
f in *ritftn.u- w*‘i« ou May thh. v-hi ami as*
I viytiHi it» |daititi0 uud there l» now due there |
i ou the mini of fWJia with interest 0*i j
194Km.HU fr uit Mat Ct. ijsm. .»«,! un t v al
j tram dvi 'in) ,<»*h p'ki **«. ten per » enij
I |.m f atiU .mi f»«# whi 'h *utu pialwt;4 pray* for i
f U de *»*• Hot' tkh'ftillilih be o -jUtieU u» pay j
j Um «*mu* oi *1 •* Mtiii pit - • tv 'a «atil to <vat
11sty tkt aMaauui found dvn ■*« vt»itl
| V«m u«Y ic»iutr««i to iMjC-o** - <wkl pet mo* »a 1
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THE FALL OF 1897
is at hand, and with bountiful crops and better prices. “Old Hard
Times" will have to go. Now that the election is about settled,
the next thing to attract your attention is ourlinc of winter goods:
WE KOXW THAT WE CAN SUIT YOUR POCKET
BELOW ARE A FEW LINES WE HANDLE:
M K.VS
KKSTKRS FINK
AND
FINK DRKSS OVKIK'OATH
DI’CT COATS,
RANTS, OVKRAKKS,
SVVKATKRS,
WORK SHIRTS,
FINK SHIRTS,
AND XKCKWKAR.
LADIES & CHILDREN'S.
CAPES, CLOAKS,
JACKETS AND REEFERS,
hoods,
FASCINATORS,
HO AS,
MIFFS,
MITTENS AND GLOVES, j
BLANKETS,
HOSIERY,
HNDERWEA R,
CARPETS,
CHINESE MATTING,
FLOOR
AND
TABLE
OIL CLOTH.
Put us on your list for a call when buying shoes. We can.
save you some money.
A. E. Chase.
LOUP CITY. - - - - NEBRASKA
Liara figure low and promise everything.. You
get not what they promise, but what you pay for;
Nothipg piope apd pothipg less.
We give you what we promise, something
more. Call and see our splendid line ol
Tufted lounges at prices that was never heard
of before. They are not stuffed with wind either
nor yet stove pipe.
r,t>'UOAKJ)S :*-•><» up.
\* ^ JJKDSTFADS AT OMAHA PRICES
I&4 mg |\ wash Isdlera >»o willed i l«««k at our heavy retinue.I or copper wash
iHtilur* and rl, of King for your money. Ihlft granite ware, the l»e*t made
t'all iiiAp g t before baling and we will give you one hundred eeuta worth of goods
for a dollar R y •« need any light on the siihjeet call and our nev line of lamps,
from 1'* tent* Ha
Don tV)|-get the Bfick Hardware Store.
11 E. H- W/VTKjNSOH.