The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917, January 28, 1898, Image 1
YOL. XIV. LOUP CITY, SHERMAN COUNTY, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 88,1866 NUMBER 46 The Northwestern PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT THE COUNTY HEAT. (mo. K. HKNSCHoTKB, I Editors and iir.il. h oiiiias, I I'abllshors TERMS: 11,00 PK.K YKAII IK PA III IN AIIVANi K Entered at the Loup City PoatolBce for tranx mlsxloo through tbo mails ax second rluax matter. Official Paper Sherman County The Graod Duke and DuObess of Germany had a family row last week, of which the dispatches say “He laid violent hands on her and ejested her from the room" Royalty draws a soft veil over vulgarity. Out here id Nebraska we would of sab] be got a first class jag on and kicked her out of the shanty. Anti-Jewish riots are reported in many parts of the old world, especial ly from Paris and Algiers. The Jew seems to have a hard time in this world. He loves no one but his dol lars. and no one loves him. It seems that the sins of his father shall for ever be handed down. u was rumoreo iasi punoay in Washington, that Consul General Lee had been nssassinated in Havana, But tbe report whs of course unfoun ded, never the less Uncle Samuel hus his navy mighty close the little Is land and dire vengence would soon be reeked. Would some charitably disposed Congressman who (nay be attending to his duties in Washington, pleas inform us of the where abouts of one Billgreen of Kearney Neb. U. 8. A. sixth congressional (lis t., Who mis represented said diseriut at the cap ital of the United States duriDg the extra session of congress. He is about fifty years old five feet ten inches high weighs about two hun dred lbs. is ten inches across the muzzle, and of two inch caliber. Could easily be distinguished among the common herd by his populistic features, it is feared th.-it be lias got V mixed up with his first love, the un washed democracy, and may be lost, as he has not been beard of this term. Our ‘Windy” V. Allen is surely making himself heard in tbe United States Senate. We have not beard of a single measure brought before that body that be has not opposed with great vigor. Last week he made a three hours speach against the appointment of McKenna as asso ciate Justice of the supreme court, and another against the appointment of H. M. Busbnell as post master oi l.incuiu. ne reiui uus uue oi me woman that ask another woman what her husbands politics was and she said be was an anti, an anti what was asked and she said no not an anti what, hut just a cornon anti, opposed to every thing that any body wants. Sanford ii. Dole Dresident of lla waii is in Washington looking alter the interests of his Island home on the <|uestion of annexation to this coun try. Mr. Dole is a true hearted American, and knows that it will be to our advantage to annex those Is lauds for many reasons. To talk shout its being against the sagar interests of Nebraska is the shvarcst rot. Kverv pop paper In the country Is cry iug loudly against their annex alum, and trying to make the people tmlieve that the sugar kiugs are strictly in favor of taking them into the union, when the facts are they are all lighting against it If it Were possible locultivate eanv on eveiv foot of tillable land on the islands, they iambi not s#m* us enough sugar to any way near supply our demand and cheap sugar i* what we want. The people of this great country > consume shout seventy p*mud* of sugar to the inhabitant annually and |f a foreign war »u to cut off our supply from European couutivs sugar would *m b<og«r 1st ac*>w»«hty that the classes cow 14 vlt od Now would'nt a little judicious reas oning on this question convince one that it would he better for Unc le Sam to own the source of such a great supply of a staple article than to send our money to al'oruign power that has no interest in common with us only to gel our gold. If the sugar question is to be the great one in controversy, and if it is not, it would seem that from a military stand-point the United States can not afford to be without that strate gic oasis in ttie middle of the l’acif ic ocean. Hawaii belongs to iis as also does Cuba and their people with the exception of a tew prejudiced negroes want us to have them. It dont pay to oppose a necessity be cause the opposite party are in favor of it. t^ueen I,il, is in favor of an nexation since she sees that her niece will wear the crown if the republic is overthrown. The crown was the only source of her opposition and since that is out of her reach she wants annexation also. SCrKKVISOIt'S CHOCEEDINOS. Loup City, January Hth. l*lw The county hoard of Supervisor* of Sherman county. N**h. In hc union thl* day a* by law pro vided : S. N. Hweetland wa* chosen a* temporary chairman. The following parties presented and filed with the county clerk their certificate* of elo ctlon as Supervisor* of Sherman county: John.l/Holngcr of dim let No. 2, Lewi* Ucch thold. district No 1 and I’d*r McKcmi district No. fl and upon examination of the certificate of Dav|d Kay county Judge -how lug that the aflorsald parties had tiled in his office their official bond*, and had by him been approved, said parties were declared entitled to sit as Supervisors. Henry Hunker was elected chairman and tb» new hoard declared organized. Present: Henry Hunker chairman: M. Rcwolinskl, J P Lefnlngttr, Lewis Hecbthold S. N. Sweet land and Peter McKcon. super?! - ors; also John W. Long, county attorney and John Mlnsbull. county clerk. Absent I VV Hams, supervisor On motion the chairman was instructed to uppolnt standing committees for the year 1*9*. The county board then selected the names of sixty persons from which to select a jury for the next term of the district court. On motion the contract for furnishing the article* in lot one of Notice to Printers was awarded to ths Omaha Printing Company and the contract for furnishing the articles men tinned in lot* two and t hree was awarded to Geo, K. Henschoter, and the contract for print ing the treasurer's financial statement and the proceedings of the county board, for print ing of road and bridge notices and other no tice required to lx; printed by the county, was awarded to Geo. ill Henschoter. It was on motion resolved that contract for printing the delinquent tax list be awarded to no one, and the printing of the same be left with the county treasurer to have done. The depository bond of the Hank of Ashton with A. P. Colley and II. Bmelser as surities was examined and on motion approved for de posit of county money not to exceed $1800.00. The county board adjourned to 9 o clock a m, .January 12th, 1398. Attest; John Mihshull, County Clerk, by Louis Rein, Deputy. Loup City, January 12. 1*98. County board In session pursuant to adjourn mtnt. All members of the board present ex cept I. VV. Harnes: County attorney and county clerk. The chairman reported the following stand ing committees for 189*. On Finance.—Sweetland. Harnes. Hecbthold. On Claims.—Lcininger. Hewolinski, McKeon. Ou Bridge.—Reownntki, McKeon, liechthold. On Uouds.--Mdnlngfr. Swcetlund und Humes. County Superintendent sultry was fixed at I7.no.uo and the same rooms occupied by his predecessor in 1HP7 were ordered to be rented for $75 00 per year The chairman is instructed to appoint a com mute to purchase a suitable book case for uee in the superintendents office On motion the county attorney in instructed to prepare proper contract and bond for Geo. K. Henschoter to execute in conformity with his hid for county printing Supervisors liechthold und Kweetluud are appointed a comltie and instructed to find suit aide place to store the old lumber to be taken out of the Loup river bridge and to take charge and keep account of said lumber. The county clerk in instructed to cause an advertise men l to be published inviting scaled bids, plans aud specification* to be tiled In the office of the county clerk on or before April II i«um for the building of ail bridge# that may Ik* required to Is* constructed by (he county during the term of one year from data of let ting contract as per notice published in an other column of this Issue IVe booh of superintend* nt V f. Johus. it • as ciaimned ami statement of fee* and monies on hand Ha lance on hand July I. I*yj $ «Mf i Kmipb rfsh I Tut*i $ i at i? hniiiiom t* as p r uhu b r* jrmghti t • lie t* I lUUfc.c on hand it >3 ■ r«w laMl Of IhlVld u*. iounty Jodge ie I * lamiiM'd ami »t*u<ui« nt of lea* ihere-n ***i > • «e-i • • ' ,1 - - l % f S - IV** first hell of iwrf tui g I fo *. * s< ai half 9 iwi no* t| ■ La I tat towuahip !• enter tag th* a a* lib S • 44,| ||ks \ |V M««r . t « It It l| «l |t«* «•* the lr?s»h of i I»««» tew II ms mmtum omlsrvsl Must een- of I want mum- *** **»t thv lev UMgaitiag th*t* * tv«m bo rtfklM from the tel tow* 4* ue.Htv.tt g Is -. | a# | VI I* * I t sawM*»e»l mkI s*#te*Mphl vf n « t i I httui* Pews ***** hod * *'>* * ' t ow^mu* =. first ImM t i *1 ! Iter* «•' u.4 half vvfldhp y.flisi f i t m Claim of K. W. Mollot for IB.00 wm disallow ed for the reason that the claim is not a proper claim again 11 the county. „The claim of 1196.89of the Agrlcultral Fair association was on motion allowed. Bond of f Jeo. K Banacboter for county prin ting present'd and accepted by the board. The county .fudge is authorized to purchase the lull* volume of NeNons digest for county law library. On the application of the county attorney he Is allowed #6.00per month office rent aud three tons of coal for imp*. Fee book of sheriff if. O. Patton wuh examin ed and the statement of fees found correct as follows. Fees, first quarter l*P7 ♦ *6.96 beet for second quarter . . 287.10 Fees, for third quarter 4*2.60 Fees, for fourth quarter. 319.43 Total . 1076.0* Fee book of county clerk Louis lteln. was ex umined and statement of fee* collected uad dl*bursmenc* found correct as follows. Fee*, first quarter J8P7 .# 660.32 Fees’ second quarter . 796.88 Fees, third quarter. 1106.78 Fees fourth quarter .. 146.*3 Total. 8897.10 The county board adjourned to January. 18. 1*97 P. a. m. Attest John MiNaHULL.county clerk by LOIJIm HUN, Deputy. ESTIMATE OF COUNTV EXPENSES The following I* an tstlmara of expenses of Sherman county made by the County fioard and for the year l*PH: For Hoads, .$ 1,000.00 For bridges 4.000.00 For book blanks and stationery. 600.00 For furniture and incidental*, *00 00 For expenses of election. . 1.000.09 For county repairs... roo.oo For office rents and salaries. 6 000.00 For court including attorneys. . 3.000.00 For bounty on wolf animals . 260.00 For Agricultural Fair Association 225,00 For Illegal taxes 3O0.00 For county printing 400.00 For in'unity eases. 700.00 For rallr<*ud bond interest 3 .000.00 it &U. V K It. Hund sfuklag fund. TSOo.ijo Itcfundlng Bond Interest.. * .000.00 Kimdlu an ! Itcfunding bond Inicresl I.MO.00 Mi i; . bond refunding bond Interest. 2.000,00 Total .>1,975.00 •foil n Miniisull, County Clerk. BItiDCK NOTICB Scaled bills willi plans and speelflcat Ions will be receiver' at the ofllce of the county Blcrk of Hliuriiiun county, Nebraska, at Loup City, lb said state, on or before April llth, IS'.ic, for the building of all the bridges Hint may be required to lie constructed by said county during the term of one year From the letting of the contract for the construction ol said bridges, such bid* to be by the lineal foot, and contract to be lot for the building of sucli bridge# as may be required at a specified »um per lineal loot; plan# specification# and bid# to be made on both low water bridges and on high water bridge#’, oa wooden bridge# anil 011 Iron bridges, plan # for wooden low water bridge# to be prepared to suit quick and heavy currents, to be Hi to 21 feet long, 011 good long oak piling: and the wood high water bridge to be span# 24 to 40 feet long with suitable approaches: bridges t be set on good long oak piling, and spa Umber# to be full length ot span. Bids also to be filed for replacing spans In coup river bridges In said county that may require replacing during term of one year. The county Beard reserving the right to reject any or all bids. Dated at Loup City Nebraska January 24, 1MK8. John Minbiii i.i., County Clerk. Mothers whose children are troubled with had colds, eroup or whooping cough will do well to read what Dr. B. E. Bobey, of Gluey Mo saya on this sub ject. He writes: “for years we have used Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy, and and always keep it in the hosae. It ia regarded in our family aa a specifie for all kinds of colds and tough*. The 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Odendabl Bro's Druggists. The Loup City Northwestern walked off with the 'souaty printing plum, while ite two populist contem poraries were not looking. —Mason City Transcript. The kickapoo Indian Medicine com pauy hat made urrogements with the manage!*of the opera house, and will hr here to give nightly entertainment* for a week or ten days, commencing about January dl, further announce, meat later. TIMI TAlii.K I.Otl* CITY. NKBK Lincoln. I lenver, Omaha, Helena, t 'hieagu, Untie. HI, Jownli Salt ln»ke CUy. Kamms idly, I'nrlland. St Louis, Sen Kraim-on and alt p.dtil* and all |iolnts Ka»t and South West latiio leave aa mii.iuua <>oia*< hast Ho It t*.,.«fna«r t e* u, rI 4 tik> |* tit »*» M WKH gw '1 k ut **» |J |till*4. t|« • i* in I r*tfii«iNj| tigir • HNii# ir«« *♦*» i*iio«tu ir%iB« Tit •«!« •• I *u4 m* *M’ • Mki«4 v # Any pttiiil U il-' i B»iAl 'irtUk ttf * «§*4i| • • **»♦ »4k. U*«uA Milttl A -M kt tl *« K* set « - *M|i V' 4 r N«fl ■A ' IK O' II. t<M I’kux Ri A < »**%••« VtWff**** I i'. kill Mkl * ‘ ’ *■ *• » ; » 4 > ) i«l *• »* , til >UM4l4| 4A Use*.* • *«m44i |A.*<Ma> A<" **« a> H«, miA*A•• t *» • m • ' * * *' # t»A* y A | "*1*4 •i44»fct gf ■ H* i I »•■•] HI *■* • • • * t l| «|il • *m9af V'**1 I kt*i • 4*» MUILB 4A4 * ilM* VtMIMI* UBM ti*4* Ami *•#411* H |4 | III |tlt 4(MI — - do as the crowd does and visit the new store of J. PHIL JAEGER, Where the finest line of general merchandise can be seen and Where anything you want can be HAD AT POCK BOTTOM PRICES. When to buy is controlled bv inclnnation; where to buy is a puzzling problem—the largest assortment and place for best bargains usually decides it. This store offers something more powerful than mere assortment. It has linked economy with its vast collection, and goods are being sold over our counters at the lowest cash price to the customer in the Jiistory of [VI ere bandising in [Nebraska. Are you on to the fact that the common, every day things that you can buy almost any where,is what foots up the biggest in your dry goods buying for a year? Are you buying them right. Are you buying them at this store? We pay as close attention to values in this kind of goods as to the best we have. Wont it pay you to do the same? Oar motto is: •• Your mom-\ h worth or your Dry goods, groceries, boots shoes, H*ts, Caps, Chinuware, Queans ware, flour, eta. eto. In fset a money returned." and is i'ullfllled in every mile. |u|| |jne ,,f anything you want. We have plenty of careful, painstaking clerks to wait on you. We care even more than you do who shows you goods, and that you should have ‘respectful and considerate attention. Our stock is thoroughly up-to-date in quality and style in every department. Come and make your comparison. With compliments of the season I am Yours Truly, d. Pj-iiL dAeaeF?, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, LOUP CITY, NEBRASKA. Prosperity comes quickest to the man whose liver is in good condition. DeWItt’s Little Early Kisers are famloiis little pills for constipation, billions ness, indigestion anil all stomach and liver troubles. Odendahl Bros. It is eusy to catch a cold and just as easy to get rid of It if you commence early to use One Minute Cough Cure. It cures coughs, colds, proncbitis pneumon ia and all throat and lung troubles. It is pleasant to take, safe to use and sure to cure - Odeudubl Bros. J. A. Perkins, of Antiquity, O , was for thirty yea s needlessly tortured by , physcians for the cure of He was quickly cured by using i> ‘Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve the fainh os healing salve for piles and skin diseases. Oden dahl Bros. Mrs. M B. Ford, KuddeliV, 111., sui-; fered for eight years from diapepsiu j and chronic constipation and was finally cured by using DeWitt’s Little Early Kisers, tin* fainlous little pills lor all stomach aid liver troubles.'Odendahl It NOTICK. To WlfuM 11 MAY COM'KRM. Know ye, that whereas n»y son, rharie* 11. >awyer, now lnsheniinn county Nebraska, i*nt this writing a minor, holng ittyauraoUl the-«ih day of mnrch PfH, 1 h« rt*by renounce all claim that 1 have "i» tits time, from tin* date unnI be raachva In* majority, or I* n yaantofag* That I give It tin legal right to t ran mu* t any ki *<1 *»t builiiDm for himself and In inn own name, may Imv and m«‘1I hire I for wagt m and toiler! the »aiue, be a legal i party In any c*«»r» tract !»** may make with I Otliara. And Hint lie la no mugei under any iddlgatb>i<a to me ua a minor, but |ia* mv lullconsent totmn«act ***»>• aud ad bttllweaa a* though he was «>f full legal age, and Ida i ow n man. til van under my hand tlila *nd I day of January 1 •-» W . a Hi « 1 HH Notice of ‘•ale \diuinultatur». Wale .f Ileal I Ity virtue «»f an order of ihe duti «t r >uri of Nliennait county, lit the *un of Vtti-rft* a, matte at lb* \|*rlt, A I* I* riu thereof tip tit the petition • *! Ill*- an* i deralgned, *<imi»»i»trni i of the eat ale of \ adieu 4 i uittUMl, a^ dmt tl *• r y t un*laitl. a tdour of Uwlinf 4 fouataat decease! and other*, k will on the day «l fauuat y. I* *», . t “d ** p in of •aid day, ***4l putd|e o at Ihe •MftUtb d«M«r id 11*« muM bttwrs, b« the vm InUfe iif 1 *up * it s , t a *•* - * « ♦ ^bet I ntaa aa i Nebt -l»* »l»e following deMllbet Mat* •tale »Ua<tlf .* w*t*»*n.«n , | \ mint* tiKi • .»!« «d V- » t* * *♦• w ‘I VH the ml* t**i of II**' «*td tfMtfew 4 l on I »«4nt dn* t »n a ad l*» l'< * u* half I tf »b«> t Oil* • >•** M*»‘t ' * •» »• *» t \ •» of Him a*fcf‘U *4*1 *f t**»t*« of Nn* ▼Uftlla *d *al» ilia 1 M#d In *4«h of the dale *♦# watts aa-e, wed Mae r•♦«*#?tide* «« IV* |c4*a I* t* lb# l**« of h I •»!« -Mt tioi | o at* (m 4> t« • #•*1 4* the re»e of ■*• van per «*nt p* * * iRtina eed to ha •#» **»»d by **•§*« *Hl» * >«MOt#a** o« the *♦ *«•»•** t*M *** *»••* .•II-.' •' to be a» * I* »*a:tl * • ’ •« ' * • • b**m r*p*>#ia I* 4|tp#a«*' tad *-*ndrtn*j d t * tha v**d ti^pi .«« do na 4* uf i 1 J * <iM U t'kN I.«.(»>**<«> , } .j ttor **tnta w# Aadtea 4 tVnateat de ,#4«el Tie*at til Trees and Plains. GENERAL assortment. OF NURSERY STOCK of BEST varieties for Nebraska, Largest assortment of small fralts in the state. M iltlous of 8ti aw berries and Raspberries. Plants at wholesale and retail. Our plants have nean irrigated when needing It. therefore very thrifty and deeprooted. Have double value over those stunted and starved by drouth. Buy the best near home, preventing less by delay and saving extra freight or ex press from eastern points. Write for pricelist to NORTH BENI) MUKkKIU, North Bend, DudgeCo., Neb. To give our subscriber* an opportunity to test their famous seed*, Messrs. May A <’o, the well known seed grower* of St. Paul, Minnesota, w lios * order of oi e million Packet* of Seeds tested over DU per cent pure Government Report i will mill I seventeen trial Packets of choice varieties of Flower seeds to any of our reader* sending to them only ten cents in silver or stamps. Tills |« their Giant Collection and consists of one Packet eiii'h Asters. Mignonette, At ilrrbtnum, Pinks, poppies, Alyssuin. Zinnias, Ni gel's .mi- lid, Puiisy, Calendula, Petu nia'. Sweet Williams, Portulaca, Hu eel pens, i .ililopsls, and Candytuft Oi, each packet will Iprinted full cultural in structions They will also send to any Gardener or Farmer nae Package of I, *or Esttra Early Tree Touiaio on rece ipt ul six cent* in stamp* Their hand • iiely Illustrated Catalogue will Ire lit sited free «m appiPatit li to any one who It l*-itde to purchase lieetls Plants or It- lb* ihi* spring lie siyte ami mention to o' paper when writing Mai A Co t in pi **grr»s, is I sow s of WestgrM, I . I Issnstl a M o|«|en's Milieu III the " 1 - id \*>*s, tutting dale of April *t * t*iet The t ape* t# glied with matter ttf i-.tereal is astatti, rsil we not Ice- tire ft.i tt - tt.g trout a c •»respondent, skiek 1*0 editors printed irtilllsg that It t tit o| n a matter ot vital importance it. tto li tax tire best remedy for tx tip nth* *nl hit i i n ils that I hare to » n - * It in ged is I hm tor twin's* uogh Ntwoi I t family iss li has rr«*varrrxt, I gl«d*t re****m»nd llt* tt « nd ki i«mI stnio fur nth* by iMendahi In* a a % ANTED Agent. Both Men and Women. If you are willing to work, we can give you employment with OOOD PAT. and you nan work all or part of the time, and at home or traveling. The work la light and easy. Write at onoe for terms, etc., to The Hawks Nursery Com many Milwaukee, Wis. Tetter, Salt-Rheum and ttczema. The intense itching and smarting, inci dent to these diseases, is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain’s Eye and Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases have been permanently cured by It. It is equally efficient for itching piles and a favorite remedy for sore nipples, chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites and cjironic sore eyes. 25 cts. per bo*. Hr. Cady’s Condition Powders, are just what a horse needs when In bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge They are not food hut medicine and the best, in tise to put a horse in prime condition. Price 25 cents per package. HOW TO KIND OUT. Kill a buttle or uotuinoii glass with Hriue sod let it stand twenty-four hours, a sediment or settling indicates an un healthy condition of the kidneys. When urine -tilths linen It Is evlitenee of kid ney trouble Two frequent lesiro to urluateor pain lu the back, la also oou vim-mg proof that the kidneys ami til adder are out of order , WHAT TO INJ There i» comfort lu the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-wtol, (lie great kulnev remedy fulfill* evert wish In relieving pain lu the Pack, kldnrts, liver, bladder and evert part ot the urinary '>a**aga. II corrects taahiliiy to urinate and lenlA mg pain in passing It, or tied r (Tents I tolliiwing o«e of liquor. Wine or beef, and overcome* that supleasant necean | in of tieing compelled to get up many ilo.es during me night louriuvte The j mild and the extraordinary effect uf riwatup Knot Is soon realised It stands I the highest l«t it* wonderful cures uf j <he m»*t itUlieoittg vases If yen need a Medicine you should have the best J wold by dieggtsta p* lie fifty vents and on- d»ilar Y**** may have a temple I twit'* ami phatn ht«i t-oth **•! free j», mall Mention the Somim* t*rsaa 1 amt %end t -nr g*tdreae to IK Kumar j A t o It,ngi trnton ' Y The pro ! |•« tf| tt| llll* |Uti« (M the gets. I uinenee* uf Ihl* offer ♦* Wheatali”—th« Now lirvAklant loud downff *«m all.