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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1898)
■ ■ Uoaal Dsws. It, snowed. And It blowed. And then fc was goad-awful cold. Mrs. C A. Austin has enrolled her nsme on our subscription list, Enos Kirlt of Elm township Is a new subscriber to this paper. ~W T. Owen and Win. Rowe are get ting ready to build a large house for Anton Topolski at hchaupp'a siding Don’t fail to sen Dr. Green at St. El mo. One week’s treatment Fhkk. Mr*. A K. McPherson moved Into the house just vacated by E A. Brown and family. Ed. Angler, Milo Gilbert and Eugene Tracy, were at the exposition the young end of this week. T. S. Nightingale and A. L Italllle Started Monday for s few days visit to the exposition. J Phil Jaeger and two boys returned from their visit to the exposition last Saturday evening. The pops were badly snowed under at Omaha, last Monday. A precursor of the 8th of November you know. E. M. Woods, manager of the IT. I*, elevator, sustained severe injuries about the face by slipping and falling a few days ago. Last Wednesday morning, a herd of nearly 100 head of spring calves went through town. The drover told us that they puid #17 (KJ per head lor them. The Junior Scribe of fids Metropoli tan Magazine had the pleasure of twist ing the digits of old friends while wait ing for the train at St. Paul, Tuesday. Bub Moore, of LaFayotte. Ind., says that for constipation he has found De witt’s Little Early Risers to be perfect They never gripe. Try them for stomach and liver trouble*.— Odeudahl Bros. You will live to tell the tale how you was entirely cured of constipation, dys pepsia, billiousness and liver troubles by taking Dr. Sawyer’s Little Wide Awake Pills. While looking through a thirteen inch gun at the exposition lust Monday, we were startled to cast our vision on the familiar face of Richard Baker, of Clear Creek. This wasn't a pop-gun. Continued success can come alone from merit. I)r. Sawyer's Wild Cherry and Tar Is steadily increasing In sales because it is the best cough remedy on the market. Now just wait for the guessing con test at Sheppards Jewelry Store. It will be a stunner and will take place during the week before Christmas. Pat ticulars will come later. The editor of the Evans City Pa., Globe writes “One Minute Cough Cure is rightly named It cured my children after all other remedies failed.” It cures coughs, colds and all throat and lung troubles,—Odendahl Bros. Last Saturday morning a week, be tween the hours of two and three, the St.Paul creamery burned down. It was valued at $8,500 and was insured for two thirds Its value. It Is supposed to lie the work of an incendiary. Win your battles against diseases by acting promptly. One minute Cough Cure produces immediate results. When taken early it prevents consumption And iu later stages It furnishes prompt —OitPiiiluhl Urna Rev. J. M. Snyder will till the pulpit at the Baptist church again next Sun day. The Itev. gentleman has kindly offered his services to the above named congregation while they are without a pastor. Frank Otlewski brought the largest gray eagle to this ofllee last Wednesday that wo have ever had the opportunity to examine. It measured more than seven feet. Mr. Otlewski shot it on his farm. Dr. Sawyer'* Arnica and Witch Hazel Salve natuially stands lu such esteem with the public, in the curing of diseases, eczema, piles, burns, scalds, cuts or flesh wounds, that argument to prove ii> worth seem quite unnecessary. lion, l’hil Bessor, of Kearney, whs lu the city Saturday and Monday get ting acquainted with the people. Mr Bessor it the republican candidate for senator of this senatorial district and our people were pleased to meet him. D. D. Grow hit beeu nominated for aupe-vteor of the third dittrlet. )b Orow has, iu the past served the county well at county elerk and we can rec oiuuoud him lo the people of Ids ill-• trlet a* being a good and eiUeient m >n to Vote for. An old neighbor of John Vandcgnfi tald lo ottr pre»« reporter the other day that the letter lo Jobu which appear, d lu lltlo paper was about right, but that ee should have a.Mid that John ii..-.i to teach bit s« tndatt that the world w flat, lie tald iht» w «* no j.i .. tint th truth, and totwe of the scholars r. un u. be red It yet. U W 1 tortus hue, who HS> Ml alien.) t»«t a* the fair with the rate b..»»••• of V|r Weaff.itl ha* deento l to spt'i.l t|t winter lu this city, and will it »t» m.mi lt„ »«• on the I. *opt hi q l» Debts'* U » clever man with hors.. 41 .1 has ws.li an enviable repat*10.11 W, Hli.kisland be has already m I li o> ns to train for th* »«a**»• James Gouley, of Ouster county vis ited Ills two daughters, Mi-se« Minnie and Georgia. It’s a very polite man that will take ofT his hat to Ills own reflection in a miror. Ask Joe. McCoy about if. Old fashions in dress may be revived, but no old fashioned medicine can re place Chamberlain's Colic, Oholeraand Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Oden dahl Bro’s, Druggists. Mr. and Mrs G, VV. Hunter, W. T. Gibson, I,. Williams J M. and Cha's Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lee, and a number of others arc tak'ng it Hie exposition tills week. New and second hand wag ons at T. M, Reeds. W. G. Odendahl. C. W, Conhiser, C L. Drake and I’, II. Eisner left last Hun day for the north wi st to hunt. They will go to Hvannls by rail and thence flfty miles Into the sand hills hy team, M. E. Church, Sunday Oct, 23, IHIIH, Morning service at 10:30, subject; “God our Father.” Evening service 7:30 p.m. Quarterly meeting, preach ing by Rev. E. Smith, Presiding Elder. Quarterly conference Monday morning at 11:00. The Chief Burgess of Milesburge Pa. says De Witt's Little Early Risers are the best pills he ever used In his family dur ing forty years of house keeping I'hey cure constipation sick headache and stomach and liver troubles. Small In size but great in results, Odendahl Bros. W. II. Conger, Justice of the pence, reports having performed the eeremouy which united m marriage Mr. James Drake and Ml-* Mary lies*, both of Clear Creek. They were married Wed nesday Oct. 19, 1898 at Loup City. Both the young pooie arc well to do citizens of Clear Creek, ami start out In life with the best wishes of ailj Tim Mouth wfcsruuN ulso extends congratulations. Our little hoy was alllictcd with rlm matlsin in his knee; and at times un able to put his foot to tin* floor. We tried in vain, everything we could hear of that we thought would help him We almost gave op in dispalr, when some one advised us to try Chamber lain's Pain Palm. We did o and the lirst.boi.ile gave so much relief that we got a second one, and, to our surprise, it cured him sound and well,—J T. Bays, Pastor Christian Church, Neode-. -ha, Kan For sale by Odenclalil Bio’s Druggists. The Pringle Comedy Company open ed their series entertainment with their favorite comedy entitled “The Eckles Girls,” It was their intention to open the series on Monday evening but the weather was bid and the train on which they came was behind time so that it interfered with the arrangements for the evening. The entertainment so far throughout the week have given great satisfaction This is their third visit to the city and they are always greeted with large and appreciative audiences. When you have a bad cold Dr. Inclin ation would recommend Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy because it is pleasant and safe to take. Dr, Experience would recommend it because it never falls to •‘fleet a speedy and permlnent cure. Dr. Reason would recommend it because It Is prepared on scientific principles, and acts on nature’s plan in relieving the lungs, opening the secretions and re storing the system to a natural and healthy condition. For sale by Oden dahl Bros., druggists ilirett Doctor* in CotiMiii tut Ion. From Benjamin Franklin. "When you are sick, what you like best is to be chosen for a medicine In first place; what experience tells you is best to be chosen in the second place; what reason (I. e., Theory) says is best to be chosen in the last place, But if you can get Dr. Inclination, Dr Exper ience and Dr. Keason to hold a consul tation togather, they will give you the best advise that can be taken.” — - - ♦ - V#» 11ow Juutidfr* Cured. Suffering humanity should be sup plied with every means possible for its relief. It is witli pleasure we publish the following "This is to certify that S was a terrible sufferer from Yellow Jaundice for over six months, and was treated by some of the !. *t physicians In our city and all to no avail Dr, Bel! our druggist, recommended Klcetric Bitter*, and aft>-r taking two bottles, I wan entirely cured. I now take great pleasure in rrconiineudlng ttii-m to ant p* isoii Miff, lug from t tit * tcirible mal ady i am gratelul y \ our*. M. A. Ilo gaify. (.exlngtoii, Kv,** H»4 | bv Oden* dahl Bio's Druggists ♦ • * A I’lC I I III Itt iM'f iFUts ltd* Lutik g|| lltfiiii! Mini tkigx Utii it ft Vk u tmrr* U ht i< # h* MUu m.. ^slw IT** l,, ,i** br M' k I. r to t fut 4 KI« U ti't ,-*** tiaTh \Us! hi* \ * d * t* bi t - ii fl -11 in. ,,, * *&*»%' « sigt * |ni| i* n%i lie* fet- *t it*-- I - »kiw .t»*i «, u kupf k A «l »H« fcurii |M h^ l |,*s n t J • I . I » k * t ■ » -* • * ■ ' b k A r f » .« in * V«Hi..|ty t‘ t Dhi a M HIIIK1KA ,Y1. Program for Teacher* A**oclatlcn. t<> be held at Loup City Oct, 22, at 2 o'clock. Business Meeting- -The (JuaillcsiIoii* of 11»«* Teacher, by Prof. Mead S< lect Reading, by Mis* Hickman. Paper—The Value i>i >|i nidi Arith metic, by Mr, Johnson. E**ay Print iry Rending, by MU* Zimmerman. General t.)l*i:u*slon, Led by Mr* Jones. Reading Selected. Mi** Converse Benefits Derived from Rending Circle work, by Miss Hood, All teacher* and lovers of education are requested to be present. G S. Lelninger, Co, supt » » <* - How to 1’revent Cr»ll|> We have two cblldren wlio me sub ject lo at tuck a ef croup Whenever an attack is coining on my wife give* them Chamberlains Cough Remedy and it always prevents the attaek. It is a household necessity in Mil* county and no matter what else we run out of, It wouid not do to be without Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Morn of It |* sold here than of all other cough medicines com blind, 1 M. Nickle, of Nick’s Bros, merchant*. Nlckli yllle, pa For sale by Odendahl Bros,, druggists. ♦ • ♦ AM! TON IjOCAIJ*. Cold weather, thi* ! Alex Gallapnux w i* here Natiirday af ternoon and sold a small buneh of burs es and mules at public Htictl«n, with /. F. Sin jtli as auctioneer. Wc note that Mr. Hester has returned for another sojourn in our midst. Mrs. W. A Wilson, F Heuscliaunca E. F. Wilson, Hoi rv Hunker. Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Hmnlser. Kd. Headier, Ibirk Paige hiio several otlier* returned from a visit at the exposition, ell report u good time. Wo hear C. F Beu*haii*cn Is going to raise a full beard rather limy get "shav ed ” Ask (tliiirlnj. Garret Lorenz came In "overland" Sunday. Garret think* Omaha, i* a nice place to II ye, Mr, and Mr*. Fred Wlckinan, and Fred junior returned Monday evening from a protracted visit at Omaha and the exposition. Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Bcuchauitu start ed Monday morning for a weeks visit Iu Omaha. it. A. Wilson left Tuesday morning to take iu tiie exposition. Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Marvel left on Monday's early train for the exposition. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lange returned Tuesday evening from a weeks sight seeing at Omaha If. Hmejser is acting as Chief clerk at Marvels during the absence of the lat ter. W. E. Drake of Grand Island, wa* a pleasant caller Wednesday. I C. U. KM TIIl'M AHl’IC? “NIT.” Austin, Noli , Oct. 1h, 1*08, Mr. Editors: Gentlemen,—I saw a note iu the Tiuies-Iudepencfcnt which said that a very enthusiastic meeting was held down here at the. Wilson He bool bouse by T. S. Nightingale and John Vandegrift populist county candidates. I was’nt there but them that was there said that there was just nine persons all told, with the driver ami speaker. The meeting was no enthusiastic lizzie. Anti-fusion Pop. FttOM THU StI Pi Pi V SOUTH. El Cauopo, Texas, Oct, I I, 1808, OKA!; KIjITOKS XOBTUWESTKBN While visiting with you in June I promised to write and let you know how we were getting on in ttit* sunny south. Will say we have been getting on very nicely , crops of ail kinds are very fair. Cotton moat all picked, but was dam aged about ill) per cent by tie* ball ami leaf worm. Oorn made from 3(i to 50 bushels per acre, oats about 40 bu. ami was worth 30c. Sweet potatoes are a beautiful crop making from 300 to OiO bu. per acre worth 40 eta. perbu. Fall gardens arc looking line, fall crop <>f watertnellons arc Just ripening and are yery Hue. The difference hetween Truck farm ing north and south, I-, the northern truck farmers ate glad to get $5 00 per ton for cabbage while the southern farmer gel* $3 Mi perorate of 100 lbs. Cabbage planted now will do for market In January and February. Those planted In January are ready in April, A Summer crop < f potatoes mellon* or corn i* grown, and ltd* may be fob J lowed by a f dl crop. 1.4*1 Fob. a Ui4'i her-* planted a buck j fined in fruit trees, about the sa:ne ; time he planted it In earlr Ohio, ami | i Humph potatoes and in Mar lt*» plant* . d It i hs nd'iHiii tins, this lime to r ater im linos and u is It ha« ju»t Iteeii plant ed to cabbage 1‘tiUs you see a person d,,e- not nee ! a ten large tract of land in 'hi* county ft ,toi,'i take mote ih»n one aeaami ui tic it i f coral It* convince an euei getlc m ao ttiat lie made a mistake in netj , niyii.ig south in his vovnger days, and ks i- ni vHtheaed that lie write* to his I | lots si I to ht* tarm paper that the* t>4|i till larttef pete lino lu a Colder ell male, I’t * |» op!** h* r*‘ ate . I* Hired (h i liol l arhsriao* is |h» y are 0*0 i l* ,.||,i,i| III Ike iiiiHti l|. al'll in ill's disittei is very g*e*sl Hoi*.1 ton an*) iout 'ei illrs are all «n j * to ! •* <*» to • tk Istvt* b -I she* to all ik*|U I'tg b trio)' V‘*Ot MespsieilUliV II II I'rtntt. A Company of l,iill«a anti Gent lemon Tin* Pi ingle Comedy company dosed a very successful week's engagement al iho Hein opera house last Saturday evening and a return en gagement will be played here the tlrsi week in November by request of many of our most prnr.ilm nt citizen* who waited on the manager, Joniiie Piingle iu*tj .Moiolav morning. Too much in prsl*® of this company cannot be said as they ar • all ladles ami gentlem n and arc certainly masters of the 1 r parts in each and eveiy pctformancc j u’ on the stage. The Star has fiom time to lime mentioned the various members of trie company In their particular lines and we do not deem it necessary to do so again only in the person of Mr Geo, L. Behrens who is a piano expert and carries some of the best iccommenda tioii It lias bean our pleasure to sec in a long time and our citizens who have flue iiistnimeiits will make no mistake in having this gentleman look over their pianos when lie returns. Madison (Neb) Htar. The Pringle Comedy company will open a weeks engagement in the Loup City opera house Moudiy, Oct nb* r 17. Do yon want a thorough btt-incss ed ucation '< Do you want, to learn ► In-rf h.unl and type wriling Do you want to Hi jMirdf for teaching ? if so attend the Ht. Paul Bu*lnes» and Normal College. Wiim f ir particulars to Ht, Paul, Neb. Dr. Harali E Green of Han Francisco, a successful Specialist in Chronic di seases will bo at Ht, Elmo Hotel f »i two weeks, beginning Monday Oct. 24. She treats Deafness, Kljeumatisiri, Kidney and Liver trouble, diseases of women and children, Consumption in its early stage- and Horn* Eyes Consultation and one weeks In utii cut free, I.Avr I Xl l IlSlONTO OMAHA, Monday October 24, The success nt the Burlington’* ex cursion to Omaha, Monday October 24, Is assured Ifthecleikof the weather does Ills duty. Everything depends up on him. The rate is lower than ever before offered—only 42,!i0 for the round irip. rickets will be good to return un til October 31 -f Hpeei.il trains with through couches for Omaha leaves Loup City at 7;o6 a. m Oct. 24, arriving at Omaha, at 3:25 p in. same day. The program for the week la ginning October 24th. will be as varied and in teresting as that of any week since the Exposition opened its gates last June. IMsuovarsil by u Unman Another great discovery lias been made, and that too, by a lady in thi country. “Disease fastened Its clutches upon tier and for seven years she withstood its se verest te-ts, but her vbul organs were umierinined am! death seemed immi nent. For three months she coughed In uessantly, and could not sleep. Hire du ally discovered a way to recovery, by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, and was mi much relieved on taking tlrst [lose, that she slept all night; and with two bottles, lias been absolutely cured Her name is Mrs Luther l.utz.” Thus writes W.O. Ilatnnlck, & < o. of Hhelhy N. O. Trial bottles free lit Odeudulit Bro’s Drug More. Kegulur size ,r»0c and |1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. itut - II I 2H0 head of cows and heifers for aale in twelve month* time to responsible parties. Well tired stock in good liesh. ran be seen at my farm two miles south east of Loup City. E. K. Sutton. —~—I I q-&ico 1 I I UNCII'IW HI HR FENCE... Strongest fence on the mai Ul, is perfectly snfe ntid mi effectual harrier nvui nil all forum of stock. Made of No, H galvanized steel wire. Cross wires securely clamped. Inei pensive. Write for cat alogue. Meat, this paper A *i i » * r *• » «bt| ft j<J#rn 1 iikibi. iOn< |!|, O ilnn IMm ,*'. ■* i.i i* (icrnar #r>4 tijii* e»iaMW|>W. ULlVlDERE, ILL. T M REED Dealer in -A FULL LINK OF Washing Machines, Sewing Machines and - Implements and Hardware. •Wipdpiills, Pupips and Pipes Singer Sewing Machines for 825.00. If you need anything in rnv lino call and see me and you will be convinced that all we have for sale is offered at very low figures. Don’t fail to call and see our BRAN NEW STOCK OF BUGGIES. EAST 81DK IM'Bf.iO Stjl'AKK. LOUP CITY, - - NEB. There is no patrnt-right on soiling MEPCHANDISE The field is open to any one who wishes to to enter HO if you wend your way towards the City of Loup and once iuside the gates head directly for store which is recently opened with a full as sortment ot General Merchandise. My goods arc all new and fresh from the Factory. Hlest Price Paid for Produce. Terms:—cash or produce only. O. F. PETERSON, Loup City, • • Nehhahka. WAITIOr-aiVMAt. Till HTWmHIIII I'MU ■ima In till* Hint® lo ummtu" our hnainrae Inllielrown and nearoy ouuutlM It I* mainly orttre wot it randurted at home. *a|. ary alraiahl l»K) a year ami ex|>en«ea—tte rtnlie, Iwmafhta, no mure, uo !••• -alary. Monthly •;Tt. Iteferenrea. KneliMe oi l ad draoaeil atainixnl euvaht|M< Herbert I • tea*, meat , llepl. M t'hlrntfo, ||‘ MACH INK oil at W ATKINSON’S W.00 KKWAIU) 11*1’ will lo- I ,1,1 tor j,: . I , • It* fait (hat any om 1’ tiaiutf oily water for Irritating |mr|»tt««a II Jawmiin, Wataf f *1111111 ■•inner -~ — — Furumr*. 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