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Clr,’Y Northwestern ^r-c-c-c^t 1 VOL. XVI. LOUP CITY, SHERMAN COUNTY, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1899 NUMBER 46 The Northwestern PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT THE COUNTY HEAT. UKO. K. HKNUCMOTEK, (Killtnr* and ICO, II. filHMON, 1 Putoll»h«r« TERMS: -«l.00 PICK TIC A K. IP PAIII IN AUTAKCI Entered at, the Loup City PoatofBce for trims mlNMlon through the malle ah second clean matter. Official I’aper Sherman County If it threw u» into deliri'iru tre mens to stand up for our own dear land of the free, we woulii go jump in the river, or edit a pop paper That “Crown of Thorns and Croaa of gold" don't seem to bother Brvan much thia year, he ia busy trying to make tbe world believe that no good comca out of Nazereth except Billy bimaelf. Paul Vaudervoort says that the mao who gels under the wheels of progress when thia country has a war on ita hands is doomed to wheel brimstone ft r many long years, and Paul being a pop must lie ottering a little tiiendly advise to our Billy. Commenting upon the evident de termination of Democratic leaders to keep free sitter at the front in cam paign of this fall and in 190o, the New York World remarks that. In 189(J the Democatic parly was beaten tt03, 514 ou the popular vote , and 95 in the electoral c illege, ami since then haw lost four states, with 21 elector at votes, and gained only Kentucky, which ia likely to he lost again this year. Dreyfus, the French political pris oner, has been again fount] guilty anti sentenced to ten yeurs in a pris on cell. This is thought, b.v all fair winded people to be the crowning outrage of the century, mil presages no good for the Republic. France was on irial anti not Dreyfus, and abe has been convicted of preuiedi tetl manslaughter. The civilized nations of the earth has been the jury and not a deacenttng voice haa been heart!, and France as a nation must suffer for their verdict. President Seburmau. ol the Phil ippine commission sent out last spring b) President McKinley, weut to the orient an anti-expansionist, so it is claimed, hut returned a confirm ed believer in this country holding these islands. He says that were it just for the business we expect to do with them, there might be a question as to that policy. But he points out the vast iinmportance of the orientul trade with the world, and truly says that the Urited States cannot atford to relinquish there hold so honorably got, on that aide of the world. Did our citizens fully appreciate thefacts aa they are, as to the importance of maintaining a trade center iu the far east the little Amerioans would soon find themselves with out an audience to listen to their frivoloue oratory. The trafic with these Asiatic coun tries to dav amounts to tl,()0O,0on, ooo aunually ami it is the opinion of our consuls thtre that America can control the greater part by energet ically going after it. Senator Liud ssy, a democrat from Kentucky, said the other dav In a speech that, ■'American domiuioo In the Philip plnea will disregard no one of the in alienable rights uf man will sanctify no abuas or usurpation, hut will ter tuluele the deapntiani under which the** people have lived for more than .'loll tear* In submitting t« the au tbofiii of the Culled Hta'e* th*v eut render no privilege or immunity In ten veere slalom • show that oui tiade with the intent in bread etoll has m> rested l .. per cenl and p la nut liheit lb«t the farmer will lie wilting to relinqui»U ant advening* over a trade that ptnmieee an well for the *i*lure in tcilng a demrnrai of populist tt* het, either peril wholi teems neve* to have a good w*»rd o he) far our t“*«igt> point, If ih»t one# uuiterelaud the he nett# v*Mbiag the»r we) fr> m thee# coouime ASHTON LOCALS >lr. Claus Plambeck sajrs tbat if the party who lost a pair of line spectacles in his watermelon patch will call on bun they may get tbeir property by describing ti e article lost. We notice that our jovial black smith, Mr. Leon Je/.ewski, is making preperations for the creation of a dwelling house in the north part of our city. Mr. and Mrs. A. Schaefer who have beeu hern visiting Mra. Webber Stott, left Thursday morning for their home at Union Church, Miss. Mr. Hummel from Omaha was a pleasant caller Thursday. Ws recently received the infor mation that it is (he intention of our post master to make quite an edition to his districting case. John Sekutera got his arm thrown out of place Iasi Wednesday but under the skillful treatment of Dr. Howard he is able to again use the injured limb. Mr. T. V. Wilaon and son Clyde returned Tuesday from an extend ed trip through the Northern part of the state What might have proved to be a very serious conflagration was nar rowly avoided last Thursday night. Mr. Hadura closed bis store as usual about 9:80 p m , and went home. Half an hour afterwards Mr. Frank Jexewski noticed that there seemed to be a queer light in the window of the aforementioned store building, and upon investigation he found that, a small hand lamp on the desk had in *ome manner exploded and was starling a lively blaze, and he with the help of Mr. Bartunek tore the doer from its fastenings and ex tinguished the fire. Had it happen ed that the window blinds been down, there is little doubt that Ashton would have bean minus several buildings that are standing today. E. F. Bern,hausen drove irei to Ord last Saturday and spent a couple days visitiog relatives, also Chas. took in Singling’* “Say-Curious." Mr. A. U. Dann came down from Burwcll last Friday on business. We are told that four husky can didates attempted to wear the Wood men goat out last Saturday night, but said gout wan able to eat a square meal on Sunday morning, but nothing has been heard of the candidates. A nice rain visited us Tuesday. Mrs. W. H. Brown returned Thurs day evening from a visit to David City. Mrs. W. C. Dunker left Saturday morning for Grand Island, where she will visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ignac Nowicki is turned from a visit to Norfolk, Sat urday. Prof. K. K. Arthaud is buildiDg a residence in town. A ball game was on the list for last Sunday as usual, uud Ihe score I was 11 to I 5. Mr. Fred Wickinau “railed" it to Farwell Monday morning. Sunday evening Mr. A. A Kend all delivered his leoture entitied “The law of man in his relation to the law of God," at the I’resbyterian church. All present were well pleased with the lecture and the able manner in which Mr Kendall delivered it. The Jamrog and Taylor elevator ' scales have baen undergoing repairs. Mr. and Mrs. Sorren Jorgensen are happy over the arrival of twin baby girls which came to their home last Sunday. A. B Outhouse from Loup City was here on busineaa Tuesday. I’aul Cbilewaki shipped a car load of cattle to Mouth Omaha Tueaday Mr Jay Cole arrised from Flmyia, laat Monday. Mrs. A A Kendall and Mra, K II K Kendall of SI. Paul eame up Tiistday afternoon for a vialt with relative# and fnenda Maaaian Mr. Angus! Mchifack of Far well, anil Miaa Anna iMblvfa | of Ashton were married al I'oaen, on t'ueidav Mvpt Ij, IStHI Our l*eat wishes of much )oi i* esieaded to i the couple VI Mlnreln M#pt 1.4, was truly , Woodmen dat t<> Ihe fullest ealea' of the Wold iut| a ui«>re jotlt < rowd ha»e not biia«rel Ashton with a via it for mim miM.iis flee u*wa in*.! Its l-e*l to old Ihe home .snip of M IS A • 1 t** make the 1 tiiitirs feel ner'li a« h m* Ino rs'H st yt lure w« t»> *0 i» «os • u > »* 1 j h w 1, Whilst Imnweie lte«Mng the legend of \A *0 imi M \A \ sot It it tag fro*** evert iiinsoi kouw te our i ilt while th« tViiei It *•»«! ul Loup City played charming airs, la the forenoon the time was given over to receiving the new arrivals and a game of Base Ball Then the parade was called for the next feat ure The line of march was down Main street and back and thence to Kneulzon'a Park where a Royal bas ket dinner was enjoyed by all. Sev eral prominent speakers delivered ringing orations at the park as soon as dinner was over. During the after noon a grand ball was given at the dancing paviljan, while lb : merry-go round was a popular source of amusement. Crowds were to be seen erverywhere and seemed to be en joying themselves nugtly, and it will be a day long re me in tiered by all present. Delegations were here from a goodly number of neighbor ing towns. I C. U CI.KAK CftEKK ITKMS. Tim little showers of last week mois tened up the earth somewhat but it was to late to do the corn much good . Corn will be loose upon the cob. John Stark and Dave Carl are pre pairing to leave for the land of big red apples, southern Missouri, Kd. Ferguson and S. Hound rick took the train for Oregon, where they expect to make their future home if they like the ceuntry. The bridge committee are verv slow about getting our bridge In. Some thing ought to he done to expedite bust sens. RECORDER. The Time* said last week that ••charges of perjury have been filed with 1’reaident McKinley agsiust General Otis, by counsel for Capt Carter.’ The Times may he honeat in printing this but it 1 roks a little fiibcy. If the Times kept track ot the case, and we suppose it did, it well knew that the above statement with a little added, was bearaldcd all over the land last week by demopop paper*, for the purpose of srnurcb ing the character of Gen. Otis, and that the next day Frank P, Blair, the counsel refered to told them they had lied, that he never bad filed any such papers or thought of it. But the only desire those papers seem to have is to get those filthy stories be fore the people, evidently thinking that if they once can get their mind poisoned they have their vote and they care not bow they get it. But ouce a man discovers tbat be was led astray by false witnesses, then will supreme disgust take the place of a confiding heart, aod the upper and uiether mill stone will grind close. W J. FISHER, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Will Defend in Forecloanrw Omm. ▲1.10 DO A General Real Estate Business. Office In No>tbwutbm Baltdlng, LOUT OITT, NIDKAIKA. R. J. NIGHTINGALE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, loop oitt. i i am A- S- MAIN. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON LOUP CITY, • • NEBRASKA OFFICE.--One door «ul ul (’Iiwt'i drug ilurt s ALESME WANTED. N toc*nr*M (or (ke eel# of Nut**rjr Mw'l MtMdy eH.|>loyntenl guti*„t. #>t. UOOli I* AI for »u««**»tul men kppiy el out * • 1*110* M" U«nlleM kbL (MiiHir, K. L WATR0U8, tie* Muih*. low* NERVITA PILLS wivatir• LOST VIGON AMO MANMOOO CurulaiHiUMiy, Night Kuu»*u>n*eitd wasting dine****, all rffevta of aelf, ahuoe, or ntm and tiuii** iicliuu ,% n**rte tonic ond I»I,mm| holMor. Ilring* the t>ink glow to |>«l# cheek* and te*tore* the Iff of youth jitV mall BOr |«er but, ft h»,«r* lot f'J.TU, nltN a written |u«iri«u to# lu nire or refiiml the tit. Svn4 (h drew tar Addfwen, NCRVITA MtDICAL CO AAtMee at*, t «ilt *U» n|»K\l»AHL I • Mi NsM l Iff NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. DEPEND. ANT. To Lucy Landmlohl Uelebrant, non-resi dent defendant; Ton ure hereby not I Hod that on the 15th day of August. )*-»» Frank Helebrunt died a petition against you in the district court of Hherniau county, Nebraska, the object and prayer of which are to obtain a divorce from you on the ground that on the .'Ird day of August, 1*90, you will fully deserted the plaintiff, and for more than l wo years Immediately proceeding the tiling of said petition have been will fully absent from him without a reason able or Just cause and In disregard of your marital obligations. Vou are re qutred to answer said petition on or be fore Monday, the 25th day of .September 1899. Dated, August ITth 1 H'.c,. Fhank Itnt.KituAnt, Plaintiff, by Wall A Williams, his Attorneys NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. I.and Office at Lincoln, Neb. i August lllb, is'.#. ( Notice is hereby given that the follow ing named settler has died notice of bis Intention to make dual proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the county Judge of Sherman county at Loup, Nebraska, on September •nrd, 1809, vis: Anton Dyinek, Homestead Entry, No. 18442, for the North Half of North Half of Section 10, Township 15 north of Range ill west of the 8th p. m. Ho names the following witness to prove bis continuous residence upon and culti vation of, said land, via: Joseph Kowalewskl, Loup City, Ncbr. Wllllutn P. Baird, •• •• •• John Wuehler, " “ " chi 1st y.wlnh, “ •• « J. W. Johnson, Register. NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior hand Oltlce, Lincoln Nobr. i Auk, 2nd, iH»n. f Notice is hereby given that the follow ing named settler hus tiled notice of her in tention to make final proof In support of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Judge of Niter uihu county at Loup City on .Sept. hltb, IWK), viz: Mary K. Itell, Homestead Knlry No, 172*2, lor Lota 7 and H ol Section 21!, Township 14, Range 14 west. She mimes the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and culllvat Ion of said land, viz: James W. Kink, of Loup, Nebraska. John C. Vandergrift, of Austin, “ Thomas II. Dillon, of “ John W, Carpenter, of “ “ J. W Johnson, Register. NOTICK FOB PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. Land Office at Lincoln, Neb. 1 September 9lh, 1*89 f Notice la hereby given tkat the follow named settlers has filed notice of 111! lnten tlon to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be fore the County Judge of Sherman county, at Loup, Nebraska, on October 2H, IBS# viz: Peter F Hansen, Homestead Entry No. 172B0 lor tha Northwest fonrtb of Hec tlon 24, Township 16, Range 15, west 6tb p. m. lie names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, via: Frederick Thode of Loup, Nebraska. Mike Komlnskl of “ '• Peter Grtidzenskl of " •* Peter Tbode of •• •« J. W. Johnson, Register, A $40 BICYCLE GIVEN AWAY DAILY. The publishers of Th* New Yohk Sr ah. the handsomely illustrated Sunday newspaper, are giving a utcii QkaiiB HICTCi.it each day fur the largest list of words made by using the letters contained in ‘ T H-K N-B-W V O-U K 8-T-A-B" no more times in any one word than It is found In The New York Star. 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Th fact is that we must close these goods out to make room for our new fall and winter stock. We bought such an immenst quantity of these goods that we have yet a good assortment to chose from, Lawn Dress Goods, Percales, Nice Heavy Muslin, Shirt waists, Nice Black Ladies’ Hose, Men’s good heavy Sox, Clean-up on Shoes, Men’s Hats and Caps, Ladies’ Summer Vests, Little boys suits, Big Boys’ and Mens’ suits, and many other articles will be sold at clearance prices. Buy Youj- Groceries of pie. and get the freshest and best in town. J. PHIL JAEGER, LOUP CITY. NKBRA8KA. SPtutvc u 74-yr. record, largest annual pi mm* mm pn mle, (not high price): u llbbM tiro sold tinea, grown to laet and bear—the beat fruit known. We hit vc a 74-yr. record, largest annual Mile,' ' ' ' - - • - arc i . __ ., _—the beat fruit known. We s— In. 1 4 million Apple, w hole-root graft 6 million—1- and 9-jt. or . r Trc . Vince, etc., in proportion. Please write us. Booklets free. IKK)aer. < Nt r.tr 4acres Orchards. WJ~ DAV FDrirUT Btix and jack f ■ e, guarantee safe arrival,ship YY C l/\| InLlulll safelv, even to china, Peril, F.uroj>e, Australia. Our tant customers are those who have bearing Htark Trees. Instead of trying to qet all we can. (TAPK LOUISIANA, MO. we aim to give all we can. \\. arc In the nursery business not jNIMInS Dansville N. Y. alone for money. We love it. If . one wav to “do good. ’—Visit us. vr’flKU* Stark Me etc. MsUlSSfb .WK,KK “"'Itra'HIng ■ Salesmen. It's easy, selling Stark MONEY MAKERSi Apple ot ( ormnerie, Black Ben Davis, f hampion, Delicious, Senator, Staymaa ipcrial apples; GOLD plum; kteffer; I Ibertd, etc. Various sorts, adapted to all mcUon We pay: Aiietap, York lm| A. CULLBY President. A. P OUULBY, FIRST BANK OF LOUP CITY. General Banking Business Transacted. Paid up Capital Stock $20,000 Cohrupomdmntn: Settlioani National Hank, New York City, NT.,0maka National Hank, Omaha, .Nebraska