VOL. XVI. LOUP CITY, SIIEHMAN COUNTY, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1899. NUMBER 23
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' DON'T FORGET THAT T. M. REED IS PREPARED | ( ) DON’T YOU NEED
~- FUUNISH Y0U WITH DISC HARROW,
SULKY PLOW,
I LTIVATOR,
INI) MILL,
) - -, * , A ’ N XI NO MILL,
Carden Seeds, Machine Oils, Re pairs for McCormick, Ruckeye, and Woods Hinders and Mowers. Call and s n e vamiinomach
and 1 will try and please you with good quality of goods. m vhlnes1N0
Yours very truly, T M- JiTCIOI). HARNESS. ’
I.KTTKIi THOM Til I. IMIll.iri'IMS.
SAN ANNA, I*. 1. Feb. 10, I you.
1)K.\ it I’arknts -\\ e huve Just had
ii glorious victory, ami 1 have went
through it safe so far without a
'f scratch. I aui well and feeling fine.
The fight started at 11:00 o'clock
Saturday night, and at H:00 o’clock
Sunday morning the First Washing
ton entered the battle. We w< re
under a heavy fire all day. The
wav i he bullets sung over our heads
was a caution. About 11:00 a. in.
we were ordered to make a charge
on a knoll, there wus .’100 insurgents
holding it, but we did not know fear,
so away we went. We had to cross
a stream that was waist deep, we.
lost one man in making the charge.
When we got posession ot the knoll
tin* insurgents that were in the tren
dies turew up their b uds, all but
two < r three and I in *, killed three of
my comrades, then we moved to one
end of the trench and poured several
volleys into them. We captured 88,
wounded 15, mid killed 00. The
battle lasted until 1:00 p. m Sun
day, that is the hardest «f it, but
the sharp - hooters were killing off
men ill next day. The fight is still
going on to our right and left but 1
ft don't think we will have any m ire
eng • zeinenis for u while. We lost
4 men from my company, I will give
you their names f< r the papers do
not give them right, also to read Lhe
papers one would think the Califor
nians did it all (Jen. King, gave
us a talk after the battle, he said he
never saw belter work than the First
Washington did, and said when his
official report went in he would give
us full credit for our gallant work
The names of my old frteuds that got!
killed was; (’berry, Shearrcr, Smith, ]
ami ll.tehart, Shearrer, poor boy, j
was laying by me shooting when a'
bullet struck Inin fair iu the stomach
He exclaimed, “Oh l ain shot” amt
rolled <>v» r but be lived till night and :
died. All the others were ktllid in- j
s'antly, all were close to me when
they fell, we had (l wounded. One j
bullet struck me on the pants leg ai d
1 had dirt thrown hi my face sevei. l
times. We were three days without
taking our wet el >llu s off. This i
Friday mid we are feeling pretty
sore D we s fleet did some good
work, and he lias just taken a >trim4
hold today Molos, is oue of their
strongholds and it is reported that
Itewey will shell that place tonight.
I h pe lie will for I have got all the
fight I want at present. It was
nw I ul to see tile field after the I* it I le,
theie was dea l insurgents every
when . aouie with tin ir shoulders and
arms almost torn off, others with
their heads half shot away and their
brains, what little thev had. minting
on' Their loss was between l and
-I thousand Tin \inariean toss » .*
‘j or t hnnatred I think the black
devils have got a Ioioh they will
never forget Tlirt« was nos follow
that belonged 10 the Kmt California
regimen* marrtrit a I'hil'ppiaio wmimii
an t desert** I the \rnay ata<l fought
With the Insurgents i|- Was t,.. |
0*1 the btlllv tielal next alty tin t|
ss nu iHsiatgtn' 1st ii-HUiaNi.y st, I
HI full of !t)<|Uili>'l'l luitjt t holes ti p
th re Was St* ro *1*1 (i * tti 1*1 te |l
Was tuiU inf tlb It'S fi «t of ftig
g o IX or fit i t • 1 t in h witta tin«
llo i 'll iiVft the*!*, Ms lit k the
p*is inert a * v ilya n 1 it. n|,< 11 s(
hurry tfo ir own dead l'h*v ' *»
■ them itt the rt fit Id* 01 where ever
I I tie v * u I t hi tn 1 > 1 - hr t g Vt
■iiitii'i | au is s -p ( •* | 141 very
ttred V\ roe auttu, i »ve to all
1 l’, .\. Su m, M ti.da, I', I,
ASHTON LOCALS.
Work is progressing nicely on the
foundation of the new Catholic j
eluireh.
\V. M. Hmelser made a flyirg trip
to the hub Thursday.
Mr. Henry and family, of Loupi
City moved into the house former j
ly occupied by ('. C. Miles, We!
are glad to welcome Mr. Henry.
We overlooked tiie Ashton locals
lust wet k for which we are sorry,
Village election lots come and
gone, 'rin* only change was that
Robert F. Hit-man succeeded Frank
I’olski for abderman.
j Ucbaupp railed it to Loup
City and back Thursday.
Mr. J. Plant from Austin was in
town Wednesday posting sale bills
Mrs. R. L Arthur went to Loup
City Thursday evening.
Mr. Mathias Madsen of Danuevirke
who was unfortunate enough to
break a limk ia getting along nicely
under the skillful treatment of l)r.
Howard.
K. J. Harden dropped in Monday
for a chat.
Win. Poch is on the sick list.
NOTICE —After Mooduy, April
1711 j , anyone wishing duplicate of
any ptiotos I have 'aken during my
stay in Ashton should apply to W.
M. Smelser as l have sold him my
negatives, and he will till all orders
for photos from plates L have made
while at Ashton. Usual price of
course.—-Edoau Draper.
The air is full of rumors about
new homes being built this spring.
More evidence of prosperity.
I. C. U.
Complete line of new and up
to-date Carpet Samples, at T
M Reed’s
If you have urinary tr-uhles or pain
in t In* hack, indicia leg kidney disorders
If there he a general loss of energy, we
ask you in all fairness to use Dr. Saw
yer's I'katine. Thousands hear evidence
to the fact lhat it cures. For sale by
Odendahl Kro’s.
No constipated person can look l.i8
or her best or feel perfectly w ell. For
lhat inactive liver and constipation try
Dr. Sawyer's Little Wide Awake Pills,
and they will cure you. for sale by
Odendahl Pro's.
‘ Little colds” neglected cost- thous
ands of deathsyeai ly. People who have
US' d Dr. Sawyer's Wild Cherry and Tar,
recoiuend it even for consumption,—
F« r sale l>v Odendahl Uro's.
Illteuimii I »nt Cured.
My wlfehaa used Chamberlain's 1’iiin
Halm lor Kht-uaiatiMii with (great relief,
and 1 can reeoniemllt as a splendid lit,i
nii'nt for rheumatism and other liuutc
hold use for which we hire found it val
tt i ie —w ' cotuRiRXIi tnk n v
Mr, f'uylerl* ... the leolltiK tner
i haul* of thi* village and min of the
moat prominent men hi thl« vicinity
W. <i I'uii'fiN. Kdltor Red t'reoU Her-I
aid for sale by Odcndahl Btu'l.
Hakims Skkih— New bulk
just iii at, Wiitkiiiftonn
SO I II f
Me will atand the Ntal linn 'Hill
Mae" the enanliijf season at the barn of
H T Mnyder, lit l.oup t :ity
II T ftKVIiKH,
X, H Tromi*»on.
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HllORI HOKS HI'I.I.H
I'loee rei| yearling' vligih « to irgla-1
tiy Ilf oil and laU* I u.d for n* t* by
Hamini Mii i KM.ta S nh I .imp X*M«
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(i a stiver's Spring Stock
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Of Dry Goods is now complete and he asks you toenll and
inspect the same before* purchasing your spring and sum
mer supplies. H( has, as usual, a splendid line of calicoes,
percales and ginghams, and aside from these he carries a
fine assortment of the following:
Fine dress denims, per yard.18 cents suitable for blazer suits.
Blue Edna Cords “ “ .12^ “ “ “ “ “
Linen Crash “ “ .20 “ “ “ Ladies i»nd Miss skirts.
Brown Lilian “ “ .2U “ “ “ “ “ “ shirtwaists.
Batiste “ “ . 15, 20 “ Organdi Merodi, per yard. 10 cents
Fine Dimity “ *• .18 “ Crepon per yard . 20 “
ALL OF WHICH WILL MAKE BEAUTIFUL SUMMER DRESSES
FOR BOTH LADIES AND CHILDREN.
If you need a good machine for sewing these goods, we wil! furnish \ou
One of our Marshall Field Own Brand. “The Field”
wiiiah comes with r. Bv* years guarantee for only $25 00 oath laid down.
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GROCERIES:
Prunes, per pound.5 cents Snowflake flour, best in the state, per sack $i 00.
BeaDS “ “ 3 “ McLaughlin's coffee, per pound . 10
Dried apples 3 lbs.... 25 “ Granada “ a splendid value. If
Our bargain counter will be changed every two weeks. At present it con
tains something in nearly every line of shoes at only $1 00 a pair
Soliciting your esteemed patronage I am very respectfully,
CHAS. GASTEYER.
NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS.
To nil whom It nmy concern:
The commissioners appointed to view and
report upon a road commencing at the north
corner stake bet ween section* thee and four
in township sixteen 116 north of range thirteen
<13t west in Sherman county and stale of
Nebraska and running thenee on the section
lines as near as possible due south between
sections three and four, und nine and ten. and
sixteen and fifteen, und twenty-one and twen
ty-two. and twenty-seven and twenty-eight,
and thirty-three and thirty-four, ull in town
ship sixteen north of range thirteen west
Also between sections three and four, town
ship fifteen north of range thirteen west
Sherman county, Nebraska and terminating
at the government stake on the south line be
tween sections three and four cf township
fifteen north of range thirteen west in niter- i
man county. Nebraska Inis rc|sirtcd in favor
of the establishment thereof, and all object.
ions thereto or claims for damages, must bo
nits! in the county clerks office on or Oof,in i
tn hi It of the 1st day of June A D isgg or such I
road will tie established without reference
thereto.
Ifafisl this 'Abb day of March, t>W
Jon3 Missttutg, County Clerk
NOrtCK T<> LANDOWSKHn
To all whom it may concern
The com in lea ti ate re appotuietl to view am)
report upon a roml ruiuiueiicintf at the eoulli
we»t corner of »evlion twenty two t*.*i town
•hip thirteen , It) ran*!' • linen lift/ an I run
■itttf thence ea*t on aalil aactlo* line ami ter
luluatum at the uiheaet rorm r of <a<u- t
twenty-four iMi wvailUy thirtren llSt ran*.
Mftrt n tit. lit -rie l'll .n .until* Nehrw*ha h*» ;
rt ported In Into* of th. i aianiiahment HwMl
nn*l •!! ubp-cti--na tie rein, ur italUM fuf «ian [
atfen mu 4 t* Hint in the county rhtlu oflt* •
on «r hwfore neon of **e !*i tin* of Jane A t*
DM* of *m h |uatl w.ll tw i .t tl.U.he-1 without
fvl*ran*# theft-to
*' • 1 • *-th la of M-.i b l*»
Jtinn Miaant u t ounttt terh
ri-y- io« « e III! |i|e|-iU t»l Hie
I Mott) u Vkri H Uhi.hft la The flkfcti
i»l ifcc I'lty-i, *. • A rti.Ml valuable n»
•Ultti ft I min’ that call la Ire
’*•»*•! t» I II kl'Mkit,
I city I "|M Sift
| I. n‘l * * 1 left lig| (If* %Wai > tt ttt*
ft*» N*a\*V» IVi ilt li **i a ti Afbtea
Halve f>M li e wt ptlea, Ititft, Un tie
B • * Ml )<»| **le 1.1 t»,|* o.ltbl |ln- »
W J. FISHER,
Attorney at Law and Notar; Public.
Will Defend in Foreclosure Casea.
a i.so DO A
General Real Estate Business.
Office In Nouthwestbiin Ilulldlng,
I.OCP CITV, • - NKHHASIU.
R. J. NIGHTINGALE,
LOUP OITT, l I mm.
LIVER9TA
THt UP-TO-DATC
LITTLE LIVER PILL
CURES
I Biliousness,
Const;; . lu-n,
Cytp'psia,
'i t c k • I • J
iC'io « iti.ar
Complaint.
• 1% 1 (AH c ' A • tl)
100 Pitta 4ut4 bf .11 a,..4»M,
>»»|; t* \t.t> MV
()1U\NILVIII. MHOS..
I «|» I K). .1«W.
A. S- MAIN,
| PHYSICIAN & SlUGEON
LOU 1* CITY. Nl RKASKA
UKKICK. —One dooi must of
drug Miore
Nature's Danger Signals.
Do your eye* blur at ?
w »
Do they hurt after n ii i ■?
Are there fro<|uent hei
Art* the intiM'les arnu < . e-* drawing
wrinkle* and ero I'tiey art*
NATIUKv* DA H.NAIX
Only wii. rmii/ud It
font so lit t !«• to luljt I In* tin* v\ i nun* 1 enti giv*»
tli«*in t*»rlv lu*l|* J.ntcr I hit\ * i> i. .u I t v« tk to oci'UlinU.
I vxninim* tin* tnn*» in tlu* tit* it Mini t' trriul maum’i*
nml without oli tryv It ^hi'*** i I *-.i< »u|m»Iv th«
iHjrnt't lt*»lin*s tiniUith il ill 0! \ i
l *. >Mli.i > vi4i>, Jwwvioi «mi Ojitiouii,
I 1' n i1 A< I Fir has uiade tbQ
' i ' of $40 4.> to I’ort
•'vmnd potato, also
> ii i points, Halt
t Ii points. For tiok
i in call on—W. L)
i l.a rms, Agent.
i ..>t) > ^ it’ici'i * i .xunr»lun Italea
Hu i ivv iii e fleet via the
i HO ■, l ii.lHU
oh- i;u>n roiMTs
oipiiile a trip west
. i' i.-iui'i' -houid get iu
' • ng these greatly re
v ' in i.ig matter and
i . >i . aiiou can be obtained by
■•ii or tu dressing—VV. L).
Toa, Agent
ULbHUlMU KATES.
Up Farm Journal
and get a
■ • , 'in Five Yearn.
i. i iiunt made v/itli
.1 . A it.\1 JOURNAL
. otlVr a 6-years nub
itp'i, and one years
-VuU llWlisTKUN for
' i i- made to eyery
■ .ull pay all arrear
• • in .dvuuce, an well as
In order to get tbe
. ' i i. ii ibis low price it
i " >aik figlit up to
i ; lor ve naye only &
i ir subscriptions
1. 1 it FARM JOURNAL
ion, , itlon and perfectly
trust worthy.
ii ' i furnish tbe Kaunas City
»v e i uu mil, <i os of tbe BEST
i'i> papers in tbe went, and tbe
i.. uv>dii.uN ir $i.go. Tliis is tbe
1 * i . clubbed with lant year
'iiai r. tve ich general satisfaction.
Air i .u,Meekly .State Journal
• id t.;. .. LUWl.-> t'KKN for #1.80.
I I >11 IS UONKV.
V li" you are traveling, due eonsid
>u nil -I (>■ given to the amount
ini ' (' ■ht in making your journey,
i . i S ION PA< IK1C is the Best
>u s tt»e Fastest Time by
-to ’salt Lake City, Portland
; > < 'aiitoi iiih points
i'i> abi , folders, illustrated
impltip -oriptive of the ter
> ivei >i, eall on—W. D, Cut
ton, Agent.
' Ol i'i It- WANTED EVEBY
iy >.r u»<> Philippines”
a.m, slomal by the Gov
> ■ . I J i - Vi a i..,i to the War De
wrltten in army
1 * * i the Pacific with
■ ■>■ ii' pltai at Honolulu,
i im i lean trenches at
in cii nips with Ajtuinal
i > Olympia with Dewey,
in1 tali of Manila.
..mil'll of original pic
• > i > . at phntopiapher on
!-> v prices tliit prof
> riven. Drop all
t; ■ '-h.V . war books. Outtlt free. AU
- y.. Star Insurance
Daiit.. 1.luearo 111.
>' > >■ v tu. i'uusrwokTht !•■*
i . >■ our liuslness
mt counties. It Is
.. > n i «<i at home, sai
• < [..‘uses—do
le, no less salary
Enclose self-ad -
. rin-1-1 K Hess, Pres.
I I i, HI 3-10-W
