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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1898)
YOL. XIV. LOUP CITY, SHERMAN COUNTY, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, FEBUARY IS, 1806. NUMBER 48 The Northwestern PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT THE COUNTY HEAT. GKO. K. REhMCHOTKH. ( Editor* and GKO. II GIIISOM, t Publishers TKHM8:—#1.00 PKU YEAK, ir PAID IN ADVANCE Entereil at ths Uoup City Poalofflce for trans mission through the malls as seooml class matter. Official Paper Sherman County It is not known who stole Bill Taylor but we do know that the pops stole Simon. . ' 11 g. " We are sorry that the editor of the Times elasses us among his amiss. Of course politically we dif fer with him, we hops honestly, but otherwise ws adore him, and if we should be called upon as an under taker to puncture his diaphram we will handle him gently and draw off the populist gas as softly as poss ibly and use our best endeavors to make a good looking eorpes of Lira. Shn ke. The Battle ship, Maine, was blowud mp in llavan a (Cuba) harbor at 9:40 Tuesday even mg, witliur by accident or otherwise is as yet a mystery, but a thorough investigation is now in progress to ascertain that fact. There were 200 marines killed by the ex plosion, and two officers are nii«siug) supposed to have gone down with the vessel. The escape of the officers is dee to the laei that the explosion oceirred under the berths of the marines. The Vessel was one of the best in our navy, and was 4 US ft. leog, and 76 ft bredth, and cost $2,588,000. exclusive of armament. Indications at present point to an accident. The Kiekapoo Indian Medicine Co. closed a series of two weeks enter tainments here last Saturday night. Which proved to them to be a liuau eial success, as the manager, Mr. imson strietly adhered to his seeri: ldgly well established rule to get ail he could out of the people, and to keep all he could get. Two weeks before his coming, be addressed a letter to us enclosing some local ad vertising and requesting the same to b« published. When we presented our bill at the close of the last act he roared like a mad bull, and seemed to think that it was an outrage that the newspapers should have pay for naviiJi' auvwitiaeu iueu ments to such an extent that they could do a very profitable business. Dr. Spencer and other members of the company, however, were well liked by ail who chanced to meet them, but Manager Imson is too much of an avaricious nature to succeed in mantaining the good standing of the company which ho unfortunately mis-represenls. A letter from the black Hill In forms us that the Grsble failure is creating considirable trouble in that locality, but the implicit faith the people of that country have in tbs Union Hill mines lead them toheleive thut no great damage will result from the present crisis. Galena, where Mr. Gruble was operating is known to be vet v risti in gold and will vet proves, bo nan/ t for the company developing it. A two hundred stamp •|uttrtz mill! is nearing completion at that place when finish'd will cost many thousand dollars, and with the rich leads al ready di*cuvend there, siIImkih teiin burse the capitalist who ti»l«* hi* uiittit v in lilt' i iti* t* i* ssvvii mil* ’ *otrit» ai d w «t of|, i i% t UraiUtt nl, il l four ii i s fr i I *1 < strike* 10 Two lilt pul. il aheic theV Ilk* f‘ bi'hi t i u* utails la Gm lllll* l*he Hunt, stake tV at U«4 'o * <'«i 1 —I* thousand <toliara worth <■(pool in t M, last, and dev* |op» meal »i« *• ti» >t |ha 'lee pef lh* \ go oO tin Ivitt lie I lake i it gtusi The futura wt that part of the kiitU but* fan to Is •ujoesal The |wt lW*kM*l to which tlw p p alt*' patty in this itits a •* tu t* aait ia uae wtoeh Aa U a*ho to the |oag hattered deduction* of the het ter informed. Bob Ingeraoll once ■aid, “whenever a man begins to cry reform he is getting ready to steal” and it would seem from the late developments at Lincoln that Bob had the populist party in view when he said that. The charges of J. W. Johnson of Lincoln against the populist state officers are either true or false. If true they show up s worse state of affairs in state government than ever existed be fore and one that needs careful In vestigation, and if false why don't the “reform” ehernbs in the stale prosecute Mr. Johnson for criminal libel as he invites them to do. Now here is a chance for the populists to show to the world whether or not they were sincere in their declaration a few years ago when they said that they would speedily terminate the existarice of aDy one in thsir party who would betray the trust of a high office placed in their hands. This doctrine was carried out in Holt county and now the query is, if the present charges made against the stale officers are found to bd true will they still (ill the preseription. Their failure to suusessfully carry ! out tliu kidnapping of Simon, the re | former (not Simon Beter) last week i w.,s a .v p in the right direction. If Simon knows what he is talkisg about the people want to know it too, and they don’t wnnt v*' ... . -it. ,1 .... ... until kn kas had m ehance to prove what ha says or demonstrate himself to be a “venal vampire.” Let Simoe be heard before u grand jury, and if be has been lying wo will be will ing to have him kidnapped, bet if his statements proved true we will“wade in blood to the bridle bite” to nave him. Truth ie mighty end will prevail. Don’t annoy others by your coughing and ri.-k your life by neglecting a cold One M ilium Cough Curs cures coughs, colds, croup, grippe and all throat and lung troubles, We arc anxious to do a little good in this world and can think of no pleas ant or better way to do it than by re eomemling One" Aliuute Cough Cur# as a preventative of pneumouia, consump tion and other serious lung troubles that follow neglected colds, bold by Oden dahl Bro’s. To give our subscriber* an opportunity to test their famou* seeds, Messrs. May & Co, the well known seed growers of St. Paul, Minnesota, whose order of one million Packets of Seeds tested over UK per cent pure (Government Report) will mail seventeen trial Packets of choice varietie* of Flower seeds to any of our readers sending to them only ten cents in silver or stamps. This is their Giant Collection. and consists of one Packet each, Asters, Mignonette, Antirrhinum, Pinks, Poppies, Alyssutn, Zinnias, Ni gella, Godetia, Pansy, Calendula, Petu nias, Sweet Williams, Portulaca, Sweet Peas, Calliopsis, and Candytuft. On each packet will be printed full cultural in structions. They will also send to any Gardener or Farmer one Package of their Extra Early Tree Tomato on rece ipt of six cents iu stamps. Their hand somely illustrated Catalogue will be mailed free on application, to any oue who intcuds to purchase Seed* Plants or Bulbs this spring Be sure ami mention our paper when writing May it Co. Pill DUB NOTIOB. Sealed bids willi plans and fpectflcat Iona will b« recoiT ec at the office of the county clerk of sheruian county, Nebraska, at I.ottp City, Iu suld state, on or before April lit n, l \ for the building of all tho bridges Hut may be n ,uired to be constructed by it. unit during Ills term of one year c 11 in,- tin* of the contract for the I I II, not find btldges, aurh bid* to v l>.<-lit,, 1! loot, and contract to be it. dm.; of such bridge# acmay I .mi, dut a |.. . iU«tl»um par llacal 1 1 ,lions amt bids to be • ■> water brldgce and on . • ,,n w.sKiea bridges i t ...1 u I , », |i tn 1 for Weodoo 1 , l„ 11 prepared to suit a ,1 Hints, to bo I* lot* feel m* aad the wood to ' ■ -pa >• St to to foot - an, 1 Htcheo, Budges Iu pi tag. aad *p*« litH'd “a 1m •*> I M cl |*»l» aih ul »'| r »r «***• Is 1 »|* . < • m «n«| Min? IIHM9 t .tct4 term of um y«f. i » »***«««iHt m« ii^ni !• tt . I k U*t*4 *1 ©Ilf . 44 «*Ml I *. (VlHlf ©If Ik WANTED Agent. Uo it N«.i ga<i WoutdA If ion wt oiling t ». g ait gt«# rod Man -tat < fin t>tM)|) PAY aad ( c„t ., ,|i ,,1 | ,11 uf Ike Iliad, | it . .. 4 I He osrk «HI . ...» V its af met fur ||>k l | % tft Mfe Y \ I 1, 11% 1 t 11 Yt M % A Great Sunday Paper Free. The Semi-Weekly State Journal wants to get 5.000 new subscribers during the next thirty days, and as a special offer, one that is hound to bring new subscrib ers, will rand The Semi-Weakly State Journal every Tuesday and Friday for a whole year for One Dollar, and as a special premium will aUoseod the Great Sunday Statu Journal, sixteen pages eve ry Sunday, for three months free. Rem ember, you will get The Semi-Weekly Journal a whole year and tho Great Sun day paper for three months all for One Dollar. To g t the advantage of this greatest of uII offer* you must scud your dollar direct to The State Journal Lin coln, Xcb. and not through an agent Never before hat so much good reading matter b>-en offered for One Dollar. The Sunday Journal contains more reading matter alone than many magl/.enes. If you want to keep up wlih the world’s doings, here is a chance such us has never been offered before. This offer may bo withdrawn soon, so do not put off sending your dollar for fear you may be disappointed. One Dollar does it all. HOW TO KIND OI'T Fill a bottle or common glass with urine and let it stand twenty-four hours; a sediment or settling indicate* an un healthy condition of the kidneys. When urine stains linen it I* evidence of kid ney trouble Two frequent desire to urinate or pain In the back, is also con vincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. WHAT TO IH>. There i- comfort In the knowledge *o Of eu expres-ed, that l»r. Kiliri'i'* Bwamp-iio'M, tun go u Kidney reim <iy fullllln every vti.-h In relit vitiy. p- i in the hack, kidney-, liver, liladi r and every part of tie urinary pa--ige. It eorreota Inability to itrinot<- d i, Id-, injt pain in pa* iujr it, or 1 ■ .1 <• lift ; following me I liquor, win - or » > r, and overcomes that tmple ,■ ant .. - Ity of being compellcil to up u . times during the night ( hi i in The mild ami the extraordinary , if.-, i ol Swamp-Hoot is soon reali/a ,1 I lands the highest for its wondn !ol e of tbs most (listreHing , ■■ ti > ••c| a nedieine you should I. -<■ it. • -i Sold by dragged p i , i: . and one dollar Yon in / im meido bottla ant) pbaiu hint i><■ iii >n : by mail Mention ihe .N ourtnvi tf.un and send your addn & Co., Binghamton, X V Ti.n pro priotor of this p.ij:i', ;ii ■ ei u uineness of this offer. ■magi ■nrappMi timk i.uf i* city. m;hk Lincoln, Louver, Omaha, Helena, Cbiea'o. Butte, 8t. Joseph, Salt Lake City. Kansas City, 1’ortlaml, St. Louis, San Francisco, anil all points and all points East and South. West. TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS: GOING EAST No. 52 Passenger.7:30 a. m No. SO Freight.S.OOp.nc GOING WEST No. 51 Passenger.4:15p. in. No. 5!) Freight.11:50a. m. Sleeping, dinner and reclining chair cars (seats free) on tbroagb trains. Tickets sold uud baggage checked to any point In the United Slates or Canada. For Information, maps, time tables and tickets call on or write to A. F. Werts Agent. Or J. FRANCIS, Uen l. Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nebraska, U. P. RAILWAY. No. 58 leaves dally except Sunday (pass Bngor). 7:30 a. in. No 88 leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday, (mixed) 2:05 p. in. No. ON leaves Tuesday, Thursday and Jaturday, (mixed) 2:30 p. in. No 87 arrives dally except Sunday (mixed) II 43 a. m No. *d arrives dally except Sunday (pass snger) 7.05 p. m First class service and close connections east, west and south. W. D. Clifton, Agent. 1VE oo longer supply our seeds lo dealers to ” sell again. At the same time, any one who has bought our seeds of their local dealer during either 1896 or 1897 will be sent our Mmual of “Everything lor the Harden’* for IX'jJ rnpr provided they apply by letter I *\CC and give the name . f ' e local merchant from whom they bough'. To ail otlu rs, this magnifi cent Maaaal, every copy of which costs os JO cents l.j p: n \ • r h inds, will be sent! free < 11- t • i K cent* (stamps) to cover i postage Nutiii ; It! .• tins Manual has1 ever. 0 • .1 h- •e or abr • -d; It is .1 bo»k ' of Wo 5 cv tains 404 ciH'r.natgs t.f | *ee,.s nidi fi,niastlyuv v,a .Jthesearo •upt.dem.il. J by 4 full tuce colored plates ! Of III* be Li .. . t ,cS Of the .v I n, ftll.tHv, OUR T XMT SEER CCLU3H0M trill also b. nt-.rltheutch »• ail ap ■ - cants no. - - viitfoi ■ . ill -tthrma »hI i f u< bin ; * j| t WnU tUi:i 4 ^ ^lj wit. .H'.vtjy %vty Wl v**,.* ; rrHiUM i.uv < ** 1 ’I l*v H. It I #y#Rt 1 *r Uk i«im t KMUigtJy fan ftMiftP . 1 ♦Mis f j _ -. t ‘ * He 1 JiWl V>tv ' 4 h. >■•«* 14 < *U v»*i M I'V U*»-l «i«4|li»ti Y «W, t>l <1 y-> 1 r 41 I evciMifW* IWv *»•* tot (•«»! hull mmlh kw. m»I tl» bawl la »•« H» umi » bow m» prune cvmauh** hs* ♦>1 do as the crowd does and visit the new store of J. PHIL JAEGER, Where the tineat 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 inclanation; 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 istory of ^erebaodisioCf if) [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 ri'ht. 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? Ourmoi'o i “Your money’* worth or your l>rv goods, groceries, hoots shoes, Hat*, Capi, . . . .. , . , Ohinuware, Queensware, Hour, eto. eto. In fact a ■»* U(;y ™,ul ’ -1- ;:"i f",,fll,ed ,n “*«• full line of anything you waul. 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. pfiiL cJAeQei^. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, LOUP CITY, NEBRASKA. tM I ani again prepared to furnish you with any If I THING vou Yi/Wj |N THE I | Farm Machinery I Cull early ami make your selection || I To o*o to T. M. REED’S I ^ »Ihii yuM *>«•»■»l littvttiH** ill lilt* How of jWg Disc Harrows, Sitters, Silky Plows, Harrows, 1 ,«i ,■ iv v\i* xvoiiinkiiv or \u# kinds. r|| | • 'i ve * > W|iU I line of — Harney N\ iii?oiih, Imu^ics Hartlwur©,^ I Tm.w H . *i W ft •? Sail*, liftftHMHi till*, Waablftg H * H B y\ fiOK««9t tlaulM Wh .It: ui: \*
