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v .v C( y Northwestern LOUP CITY, SHERMAN COUNTY, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1899 NUMBER 28 y FOUR VS. SIX. I' n<* Hu bool house question in Loup C’i'y has been for the past 17 years, and is to-day one of the worst hand led of any that our town has had to confront Old citizens can go hack to the days when the one room building was out grown and there bud to he more accommodations for our children. How the people in mass meeting ordered the school hoard to erect a new school house, and allowed them 11,500 to do it with. They did it, and the result was the store boxoi the hill. Crimin ation and recrimination of the board that bought that site and erected that building has been indulged in, but the fact that the annual school meet ing and them alone were responsible for it, was lost sight of. The great storm of June 1896, decided the quea tion of its further occupancy with out much repairs which the annuul meeting refused to do, hence to seek other quarters was our only resort. A lew years ago mere was an ei fort made to build such a school home ns the time required and all arrangements were made, plans pro cured and placed on exhibition at the office of the director. But had as was the necessity the proposition when brought to a vote was defeated, and today the only rxcuse offered by those who opposed and defeated the aims of the hoard, is that they could not get ant definite satisfac tion us to whither the building was to he of brick, or a frame one. This may be the facts, but we Know that all who desired to step to the desk of the drector were fully informed and iu as courteous a manner as that official was capable of. These things have past, time has come and gone and to (1st the same ohl story greets ^ us. Seventeen \ ears ago you say we made a mistake and it seems to have been a mis’ake ever since. Now let us retire to our seclusion for a few moments calm, honest deliberation, and then h ive the strength of our Conviction and acknowledge our mis takes if we have made any, or stand b\ the principles we have already promulgated if we am confident we are right. The entire difference seems to hinge upon the question of whither we can build u six room building with our means at band, and whither we should do so or make it a four. The people in mass assem blege in the beginning ordered a six room building. Is it ee inomy to build a structure that will notaecom moduie our schools at this lime? It has been said tuat we can use the two primary rooms we have in con junction witli the others, so we cub, hut should we build this year with the perfect knowledge that in a very few \ears another building must he erected. .sow gentlemen you who are ue lemoned that it shall lie but four rooms, an* \ou ri>fthr. If you are a lam I hy it, if you are not have lha counge l<> acktmwlrdge it, mid al low *• uraelve* to lie convineed l»y the decision of the people. If the peo ple next Monday sav you shall build a four io mi buildiug by theii votes, then we will fall in line writbyouaud give you our hearty support. But if on i lie other hand, tbei declare for a aix room house will you meet us half way and go to work lor it? Plraae do not say lhat we eaiinol do it for we • an, and the will of the majority should lie your wish To the Hoard, you have l»e« u ms'iieied to use #10 omi fur the building without con alder I tig bewl.ug furnace# With the direet lusiruedoua that stoves may be ua« d for the preseat. Ail iba* Was asked was that the walla Ik- s« arraiig**! lhat furua>«* eau lie pul l« • loti We get h It So* It was lh* I'-* I .* It'll I I . « I v * . I it I lilt- Kiwi meeting ti,.| the «lil of Ihe }*e*p|« |-1 no* )••• e< N'iwualiy disregsr*! e*l like the *. let of ito* p*< pU n* vi MiotOsy s* v«*ur guidance an let all wh*< ***** wi*b th* mie*>r'tt after lh* vuir u etutuiv*! jota will the majority and nwl a school bousr that we can point tn with pride. Will you do it? If not gentlemen 1 ou should have the manhood to resign at once and allow tour places to he tilled by men who will. If you will, indicate it by so doing. Every citizen who takes an inter, est in the wellfare of our schools should s«e that Mr. flicks' plans are thoroughly explained by a mechanic who is capable of doing so before they accept them. After a thorough examination of them this week, we will stake our reputation as a mechan ic, if we have any, that they are without adoubt the most faulty plans ever sent to Loup City by au archi tect, and a complete insight into them will condemn them to any fair minded man. We do not ask the people to take our word but let them submit it to any competent mechanic for their decision. Don't scratch your life away, but use Dr Sawyer’s Witch Hazel and Arnica Salve for eczema, plies, hives, burns and cuts For sale by Odendahl Bros’ A OTIVK SOLICITOUS WANTED BVEBY •‘“•where for "The Story of the Philippines'' by Mural Halstead, commissioned by the Gov eminent as Official Historian to the War De partment. The book was written In army camps at San Francisco, on the Pacific with General Merritt, In the hospital at Honolulu, In Hons Kona, in the American trenches at Maulla. In the Insurgent camps with Agulnal do. on the deck of the Olympia with Dewey, and in the roar of battle at the fall of Manila. Bonanza for agents. Urimful of ordinal pic tures taken by government photographer on the spot. Large book. Low prices. Big prof tis. Freight paid. Credit given. Drop all trusby unofficial war books. Outfit free, Ad dress, F T. Harbor, Sec’y.. Star Insuranoe iJldg,, Chicago. 111. Published from May 19 to June IS. LEGaL NOTICE. In the District Court of Sherman County Nebraska. Wllhelmina Altman, Plaintiff vs. Fredrick II. Allman, Defdndanl. To Fredrick II. Altman, non-resident de fendant: You are hereby notified that on the 90th day of April H-9* the above named plalullff, Wllhelmina Altman Died a petition against you In the District court of .Sherman county, Nebraska, the object and prayer of which are to obtain adlvorse from you, and to have the cus tody ot your two minor children, to-wlt: Martha and Franz Altman, upon the grounds that you have wilfully and atter ly abandoned the plaintiff without good cause for more than two years iuimedi lately preceding the filing of said petl lion, and upon the further ground that you being of sufficient ability to provide suitable maintenance for plaintiff and your said children have for five years im mediately preceding the filing of said petition grossly, wantonly and cruelly ref used and neglected so to do. Tou are required to answer said petition on or before Monday the 98th day of June, 1899. Dated this lutb day of May, J899. Wlt.HkI.MlHA ALT MAM, By Wall A Williams, her Attorney Attest: John Mimshui.l, County Clerk, (seal) Ur Louis Bhim, Deputy. Published from May 19 lo June 10. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS. In the District Court of Sherman Cou n ty, Nebraska Henrietta M. Ilengy, Plaintiff, vs. Mary E. Pierce, John W. Pierce, central Loan and Trust Company a Corporation; A. I«. Campbell as at i ttnee of Central Loan and Trust Com pany, A. L Campbell at trustee, P. G. llamer & Co. Niels P. Hansen, and - Hansen his wife, (real name unknown) and John Doe* (real name unknown) defendants. The above nama ■on-resident defend ants, Central Loan and Trust Company a corporation; A. L. Campbell as assignee of the central Loan and Trust Company; A. L. Campbell as trustee, Mary K Pierce and John W. Pierce Will take nolloe that o i the «th day of April iw» the above named pleinllll Henrietta M. lleegy died her petition In the above named coart against the above named defend. auto, the object and prayer of which are lo foreclose a eertalu mortgage executed by the above named defendants Mary K. Pierce and John W. Pierce to the above named defendant central Loan and Trust company upon the south east quar ter and lots live fr) and sla (6) of Section Twenty-dve <») In township Thirteen no north; of Range (1.V waat of the sth princi pal meridian, situate la Hksrtatu eouatv, ststa of Nebraska to secure tnelr certain iiruulsarj note for the sum of liuu.uuaad lheir certain three tnteresl ooupoa notes for RT6 (S' each That Said promisor y note, coupon notes and mortgage are all end each dated the Itth day o< May l>*i and said promisory note tiecaute due and Cyali'eon the drat day of June li*» aad era Interest at tea per cent per anuniu from that date, and said con non noise he e»ina due aad tmvattle uu aad i*> er Inter est at the same rata Irotu the follow tag date# respectively, town- June, I, tort. I tee* miter 1st |sw7. Juae tot last, ead there 1* due us said nota coupons aad mortgaga at this data tl.f If •*< fur which sum with la tsrdst at Isa nar cent par annam the pleintld pray* tuff a decree of fureclogura and that said prsmises in eg he ffool to salisly the tsuissl found due to plaiattT, ami further that said defsadautff be barren and lue**) iwed »f allrtdhtor equity of re dsmi -a they may have ta said premises by virtue of )wn»or mnttgsga* •< r<|Slt able latasof whalsoevsr Kind the plain lid Henris'ta M ll«s-| Id the owadff aad mstdef by SMl|»isssl of the said mutt gad* promtsot r aula, aad Interest wsedt I bat pjaintlas mortgage was ft • d far record ta the uMis uf tits count* ctorh »H t hetman souety, Ns brash a. us ths f lit lay of May tsbi. at suNr-usk, a *n , aad re urded la book save it I sea uf eet-ttgage* ! at tags t$t uf shertaan eoaaty rscovtls gnu are m-t ailed to answer ta id pwtl lam ta or , sfnre Rhs<is), the dt day uf June, mm band tl.it talk day uf May, land Mtstitllt M Meant » atalM*. tty it tit I WiMtsus heratlr* gllffst toil MthaMt.lt.. towaty t tsrh Mr lotto Math. Itepwty I TIMK TAItl.K LOUP CITY. NKBK Lincoln, Omaha, Chicago, St. Joseph, Kansas City, St. Louis, anil all points Last and South. TKAINS L.KAV GO IS Denver, Helena, Butte, Salt Lake City. Portland, San Francisco, and all points West K AS rOLLIIWSi li EAST No net Psssenger .7:55 a in No. tie Freight.a On n in. GOING WKST No. 51 Passenger.4.15 p. m. No. 50 Freight.lithe a. in. Sleeping, dinner and reclining chair ears (seals free) on through trains. Ticket* •old and bagg tgu checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For Information, mans, time tables and tickets call on or write to A. F. Worts Agent, OrJ.FItANOIs, Gcn'I. Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nebraska, li. P. KAII.WAY. No. HO leaves dally except Sunday (pass enger). 7:30 a. m, No. 88 leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday, (mixed) <*:05p. m. No. 90 leaves Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, (mixed)8:30p. m. No OTarrMet dally except Sunday (mixed) 11:45 a. m. No. t6 arrives daily except Sunday (pass enger) 7.06 p. in. First class service and close connections east, west and south. W. O. Clifton, Agent. Through Tourist Bleepers To The northwest. The Burlington Boute has established a twlee-a-weck tourist car line from Kansas City to Butte, Spokane, Tacoma and Seattle. Cars leave Kauans City, Lincoln and Grand Island every Tuesday and Thurs day, arriving at Seattle following Fri day and Sunday. They are upholstered lo rattan. The bed linen and furnish ing are clean and of good quality. The heating, ventilating and toilet arrange ments are all that can be desired and each car is in charge of a uniformed Pullman porter, whose sole duty is to attend to the wants of passengers. Cars run through without change of any kind bud the berth rate from Lin coln to Tacjma or Seattle is only $5,00. To intermediary points, it Is propor tionately low. Montana and the Puget Sound coun try are now enjoying h period of unex ampled prosperity As a consequence, travel to the Northwest U rapidly at taining large proportions This new tourist-car line has been established with a view of caring for the Burling ton's share of it in the best possible manner. Berths, tickets and full information can be ha-1 on application to any Bur lington Route ticket agent or by ad resslng— J. Fkancis, G. I’. Agt. Oma ha, Neb._ Cheapest riper In Nebraska A big 8 page daily papes six months for $1. scents an Impossibility, but the Daily News of Lincoln, Neb., is being Sent by mail at that price. This re markably low price is only made to add aeveral thousand new subscribers and it Is doing it. The News prints all of the telegraph news of the world, all of the state news and the news of the state eapltol. It Is one of of the brightest and snappiest papers in the state and at such a low price every family can af ford it. It’s nearly as eh?ap as a week ly. It gives markets and other tele graphic matter hours earlier than Oma ha papers and its price is but a trifle. Send for a sample copy and try it for six months, Address, THE DAILY NEWS. Lincoln, Neb NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, Land Office, Lincoln, Nebraska ( April 10th, 18P0. i Notice is hereby given that the follow lag-named settler has tiled notlco of her Intention to make tlual proof In support of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Judge of Sherman County, at Loup, Nebraska, on May Sl>, I suit, via: Martha K. Kngle, wlddow and ona of the heirs of Ueorge Engle, deceased Homestead Entry No. 18317, for the east half North east quarter Section fci, Town ship 13, Range 16 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon aud cultivation of said land, vis: Hans Beck, of Litchfield, Mebr. Richard Baker, of ** •• Jerry ahettler of " •• John Wuhler, of Loup *• J. W JoMMto*, Register. 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On Time, Magic, or Yeast Foam, 3 packages for 10 cents Wheat Manna or shredded wheat Biscuit, 2 packages for 25 cents Pillsbury’s “Vitos” and Grape Nuts, 2 packages for 26 cent. “Snowflake best flour in the state per sack 90 We also have the best assortment of laces, embroideries, and summer dress goods in town which we are selling at honor able prices that at once appeal to the intelligent trade. $$ 99f THAT EVERY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS CASH PURCHASE YOU MAKE OF US ENTITLES YOU TO A CHANCE ON OUR PHONOGRAPH. SOME ONE WILL WIN IT. WHY NOT YOU? Yours Respectfully CHAS. GASTEYER. W J. FISHER, Attorney at Lawjnd Notary Public. Will Defend in Foreclosure Cases. ALSO DO A General Real Estate Business. Office In Nohtuwehtshn Building, l.our CITY. NIUBAUA. R. J. NIGHTINGALE. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, loup orrr. i i m A- S- MAIN, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON LOUP CITY, * • N1 HKA'-KA offici. -Ose dour usst' of t'hi drug Hurt LIVERiTA THC US-TO-OATK LITTLE LIVER PILL CURtU Oilloucinas i, Constipation, | Dyspepsia, • Ick-Honri* •Che srvt Liver [ Complaint. •MSI lOAIliK 40 mu LIVtRITA I0CINI1 100 PILLS aa cts M Vt sll «*.»»#, HI* *• mii hr i>< *ii Mu* fe, t»m »*tn mu my ODENGAHL llltOH., City Selrr Nature's Danger Signals. Do your eyes blur at times? Do they hurt after reading? Are there frequent headaches? wrinkles and crows feet? They are Only when tight it gone it the terrible danger realized. It .>«t to little to help the the eye* If done in time 1 can give them early help, Iditer 1 hau' to reler the work to ucculieta. I examine the rvet in the im»at intelligent and careful manner and without charge If glaate* are needed I can tupply the enroot lentet mounted in any manner deal red. NATURE’S DANGER SIGNALS. I, rtSlIKlTAUU Jeweler and Optician,