Nebraska Newspapers

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i
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to bt.
VJ - \ .• •> k » part of
Vt •
f r «• 1 :s\ putting jr
a H ' r , n rt !»ing a rye faces
•t a f« Jot* i’ii It. 4 1 li" i mb.
< _« ]. v 111 *t aiol wife na» over i
I! S; ill. u-f i to the Tracy j
farm of t#» i<* V,« In «!»v.
M J. Jt O |In .i» wcQt to (!nod
I - * t :» ■ • v t *.t . f is v. (t-k.
M ?•!» t i: . t .«! iji rv nar
r. * ■ ; * ;t • > . juri with a
rani*i) uti.f i ti .» wr«-k.
J 1 I* j » it ril'iii a new einert
n't •! Vi i r it.* tnguix! lhi«
ere* *
u .u ! : * . i T. H Eisner
• »-n' ' *.ir 1 M >u iat to shoot
g^e^e.
Mf> *i.o I. ■ • to tiit* h os pit
*.l at >• l*.u' 'At .it §<lav to con
l !• sir trcJitOiiRt. *
I’.'.r K »• i~ * :!ing an atltii
ti< *j Hi* ii *. <■ « ; .lames Ileal
frt-«. 7 m »!»-■* .i valley.
! n l u «‘‘Ol to Ho« k
«- !..• ..rt the fit w rnuap
■at i it j ; i -e • • w.ty rejoicing.
J 1 12. l*» w at 6 irwrll, \V«1
sin >* k r ** a a i«> of r< * i
» .t* wl. v »Mi' t. ith of t«ia’
\ J tf.
; i ■ ’ • i the !>oer amt tin*
*1.11 u - 5 - I : • i oo account of
ikterct « -a her.
r I \J " a June bilde
4.b-. I. l j.jing eye*, a lovely
\ . • . I »v Mountain Tel
»l. ..i. ' A»k y ur druggist.
A * I * • ' I i' 1 beui**’lve* to lie
* »:• • jut-sted to call an<<
't • » > iii\ • tbi' tnattet
t \ r • ■ . »! *• and oblige.
II *
it • : I. ><' Ind , an 1
i i i r t *w n. John
f* * . . » \ I ill tbtCitf IttHf
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ion
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l it Hi# c**r
ii lit
Z ■ • t*. *>n account i>!
■«< -v night
go ntnl h**s*r
: v j iv*ti.»n
It If row and .1
n<. »t**rie* of i he
T ic*1 y night.
. «•*.;.c-!u the)
ofange* and pea
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and *!■
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. O. Wo re\
O e Minute Cough
It *>vt-d my little
i tb>* |>t ♦ unions c
* i«t uii-tl cu t- made "
:! :ii. . ;f g diteaM'S
■ i.i •■*** arid give*
(• ■ atiI Bros*.
Ur, !
*« NV «I*
Pitgcr l;
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■»1* **"in*- ft r*<- y
ahljfll ■ * III t
If t ’*»ti
to* tit fh.it hi*
. *• <1 from i>ui
M ■! tnl*|w
r if .'Ton, low a.
'< w U • . *r* in Jan**.
- • . boy* an<| a
* funds heie
.1- progress.
> h
i>. ; • i v 'inly cor*
v ' > r - u. in, which is
? ' L< { » i'y. April 1*J.
r*’ - i * * ■ "in i i.i •rtant cm *
' • - ■ i . central con:.
* * . I . * . i mi;fated for
r > i c iiip*.ici’. lie
** i i * *1 a fail lie leg at ion and
’ come v tear ►»*!!,
A t. i*.: . H t, in Jung from
• . ! J * Ian I. an*
1 * t • f o I Mr. K**int7,
If *•: Aaf-iii! Jung, of tbia «!tj.
I r»*i_ ;t* w »*;:!' There several
' • -rs He hoi .. v* < i here a number
'O’! ■ • n » wife died when lie
»• ' I > ‘ 'I 6l .11*: umL He
*n • ; v* r* an i . i)i>* w ,r of flu
• * ■ ■ - . i •,» t e brought
*• -■ ■ '• u* nt I -id • his wife in
K.ergreen cemetery.
1 * i' * n ( irh »»» girt-n
lit Area • a * Ft lay night by Hit*
J :* * ’»’* M I. 1 li fi 4-boir «a<i r«
. ho- i*t i tiurcti i i this
* •} • \*“U.Ng Kj a large and
r *• •' *» i u-1 t«*f, *i; \V« are cafe in
**' »* ii *' - *i'* to Wi in the stale,
.•mi produ :
1 I*. *i i '1 he mile quar
:ntr, .1! "i* ‘J< linnet. Smith
» I 1 *! X-r at lniiunifra and their
I • 1 ii ••* iN-t -ii b iui will get
• 1* our Wu3 greeted
* 'hr u *-'*! *. lei'**. Their efforts
'*;**« , ■ * ii a* Lx!i>‘i quirtette.
Mr- *•■ • r, *]:>. ;i ichkina, Mrs. Miek
* • M !.-• Hi- Jaeger, who rend
**i. 1 -n ! M •“* . ;r J.‘ . » well til it
Jit ,«;!:• '«ii Tb h'lii".. and created
* •* r> f!i a Hi y were aluni’
. • ■ * H i i i • u-t stiuz».
* ta * *' « ly a reproduction of
' It'-** *t tbe . imposition <•!
ft!** - • / * ! r - f >’* h ,rh standard id
i vtnaf re >■ <■ mien: manner which
have* . . r t! satisfaction. The
j choir, in * * * rt, pb***^* i the audience
. I. - ■ Mien Ilona
I i *- " < * »v Mr*, ilolehkina and
Ms«• *1 a - • >y M- "'-r- Barnes and
** i • wer i „b and eat* rtaining
»■ i.*.»•?, s lb [n.'iliun and ren
i ■ .. • i>**iir idoied with
* n it ;< .i • We'll have to
1 ui« tgage the farm **
ANV.I ( » tn.M t;.ti;t*v
AT t-K-.saVTI.iilAM UALU
TV- • ■ - • i.i <1 Lent •* supper will i»e
„ v. .a :• •- r.T - iMuii liy B«(. J, M. Mc
< i'n * r.ui* hub. I-oujj City, at 10:.1u
a w 1 i • itb ». l»ool at 11 :Su and
■s . • . m • .t • at i:ie at 2 p. m.. followed
; > cvmm - -a -a S Ail a: a cordially favited.
Tt new * *s ttsppi » fcav.s*: arrived all
t:„ son. r i t* u-.a ! * f* ■ Ammiu church and
- * Mt^umded to be on hand
psoiaptly c--s". at 2 p. m.. ao as to en
ui Bjw»a tL« vei-j isfittdia* and lmportaa
duavi of the second quarter
LOUP CITY, NEB.
Socoi d hand Machin
ery, horses and cattle
will be sold.
T. M.REED.
I1I.NO ISCOAIISG
Til* Sreat K *no Novelty Co. is
coming to Loup City, Saturdaj
March 31, under tin- auspices of the
K. of 1'. Me no lias been here before
au'l always pleas* J the people better
than any show that has been here.
Manv new ml iitions have been ad
ded to the sh -w makes ibis year
the banner season Among the many
new additi s. is ;iu* bt autiful trans
formation, entitled The Captive Fil
ip;.u» i r the VV tiling of a lost Soul,
als.» the beautiful and never to be
forgotten patriotic scenic production •
entitled; The birth of our Ilag. ln
fact the entire program is one of
beauty and completeness. Don’t'
forest the date,—tomorrow night
the 31st. Seats ou sale at Melfots.
Reserve seats cents, general ad
*i >n ciiildteu under 12 jeais
l.‘»c You had better get jour tick
ets DOW.
FOR SAM-: OR KKN V FOR (’ASH
The X. K fourth of Sec. :>d, lti. 15, ii*
fenc d for pasture and located about
llvi- mil'-.* ti *n: I, up City, close to A
Btiihes farm house, ti!so the northwest
• •f the northwest fourth of See. 29, 16,
15. lo-ar Larson's farm l'he recent
- .n.iii: up of a cot ■'»! Paeliinjj bouse
. » r o. 1 .-l . ij.' ht< i ing daily
n* Ct *0 head of stock furnishes a
vi.calm- competitive stock mark
et with South Omaha for rhi- re*
it r. thereby making: stock raising f »r
in ire pt« Htable than the raising
>f grain. 1 he long street lies of fences
g ng m> in every direction would iu
• m t • t at :> sture land surrounding
I u;> < ’ir \ are b coming more valuable
and scarce Ki ll Hi.-os ,
Sioux Falls, S. Ilak.
It . X. V .
write*, “I had dyspepsia over twenty
v it- and tried doctors and medicine
■'id' lit beu* lit. I was persuaded to
u-o Ko (1 1 >'. *.'» psia t 'ure ami it help* d
m ^ from the start 1 believe it to be
a ■ : lace a for ill form* of indigestion'’
It ■ sts u but; ou cat—Odendahl Bros.
There was a lively run u a way on our
s' e> * . ; .** Friday. A pair of Judge
W ds colts, driven by young Mr. Bow
man b-vauie unmanagable and ran into
a team hitched to a load of brick and
landing before IT pew's blacksmith
-Imp Young Bowman was thrown
from tb* cart and g o his shoulder some
what bruised. One of the horses had
his foot -ever1 dc cut.
AS>II ION BK1SV1T1ES.
Mr. Isii Sandhcrg arrived home
We iuesday evening fr mi u prolong
<1 sojourn at Larmie, Wyo. We
understand that tie intends to en
gige in farming again this year.
Mr. .John Sandb ig left Thursday
morning f< r his li one at West Supe
! i »r. Wis, after a lengthy visit with
relatives in these parts.
Tugs. Jam rog moved his ham
a* m>5 Lanear Avenue the last jnrt
of las' week onto his land on the
creek.
N I>. Thompson of Austin, was a
pleasant caller Friday afternoon.
F. W. Edmunds of Greeley, drop
ped in upon us Friday and exchang
ed *-g,as'' for a wbile
j Cha*. Wall of Bellville, N V ., who
| h is been here for a w eek assisting
iu the management of the creamery,
left us Friday evening for Sargent,
where he intends to enter the em
ployment of the Beatrice Creamery
! Co.
BOHN! — A daughter was born to
Hr and Mrs. L. A. Wilson on Fri
day, March in;, lit to. Lew is we ir,
mg a smile t iat is “all wool and a
yard wide ”
Now that winter is past we note
that, our townsman, J. Wasielewaki
is building a barn for his cow. What
is tiie cause of such industry?
l>r. S. Howard and Freddie Wieh
tuau drove to Boelus, Friday of last
e.to k, Ask Fred what Lis duck cost
him.
On account, of inclement weather
the s rial held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. ,j. ]>. Tailor on Friday
evening was net well attended, but
Ml those who (land to venture out
report having had a delightful time.
Mrs. Rowed Sutton left last week
for hei home at Ord, after a long
visit with relatives in “this neck of
the woods.”
Mr. and Mr?. K. H. E, Kendal! of
St. Paul came up and spent Sunday
; with relatives.
C. E. Tailor came up from St.
Paul, Saturday evening and spent
Sunday with his parents,
Mr. ami Mrs. Hendrickson of Far
well drove up and spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Smelser/
We hear that W. 0. Hunker was
seen on the streets of Ravenna, last
Sunday.
“Ole Olson” alias Alex JohnseD,
btked it to I> el os Mon 1 ay af ernooi
on a visit, ho. sve lory • t > as a liin
for “uer” ji t-ce.
James L;.:»g t f Far’.ili was .see!
on our situ s . h -sci J. 1: .litis w it s
old f lends M, .day
L A. Wii- <n made :i fixing I>u.-i
r,ess trip to Loop Ci'v, and hack
HIoimIu).
We are sbrrv to bear ibatour old
fricoil C. F Bu b i me . is very ill at
presen t writing.
A. N. Conklin paid St. Paul a
bn si ii-. .n - v ik 1 ■ • > ■ d
Jens Willo hnsea of St. l*aul was
here I’eitsdav looking niter lb • mens
of our nuicbrui in tbe grocery line.
Miss Mary IAidebrm d is reported
os being on the *i k list.
Miss Lillian Paige of Bellwond,
Ned , arrived Tees hi) evening for a
visit writ her brother, K. 0 Paige.
Mrs. J. Fred Neuman is sail t>
be quite ill at this time.
Miss Jennie Miileb.:itidt of St.
P*ul arrived Tuesday evening u>
take chare; ■ of ' .♦» orinvirv room of
our sell ol- dun her >isters idne»s
Mrs. Louis II i t crone down from
Loup Cn Tmsd«\ morning to be at
the tudsjde of her wathir, 34rs. J.
Fred Nuonati.
The st rtuT'ies i.n evening seems
tt> have divested K (.1. Tavh-r of bis
raustscbc, wdi h changes bis appear
aiuv s cttObitlnable.
We note that there is * call out
b r a lie} t'blu-an p Cain to be beid
on April lt>. at Mr. Uj n ivk s office.
Mr. Hei.n Howard closed a vet3*
successful fi rm of s -noo! j*i districr
No ol). last i ik ~da\.
I. C. U.
We ilesire to annotir.ee to the public
that on March hi. wo • \ill open a res
taurant nriel lu cb cm n ter Also a full
line of •'i^u.Fb. fr,;:r. n and candies
Anticipating a share ! v< ir pat’onage,
we are—Worn- Res ectfuii v.
3-0 Mrs. M. E, Stei.lm.vi iii:r
r IKK LI'. ITS VO A Till: ViLLAUE OF
LOUTU'Y XKBItASIv.V.
Ordi nance No. 5S.)
See 1. —-Ho v NI)Abt es . That nil that part of
the Ville- .-of L ari City embraced in the fol
lowing limits, -.hali he here fter known as the
fire limits of the Vill;<:>;- of Loup city. Neb
raska. to wit: Co:uprisio;: all of that part of
Lalk and Krk libuauis a 1.5 = tern : the Village
of Loup City n as Bio k thiru on .IS) and
all that part of the on-'in; ! t r.vn now Village,
of Loup •' ity. known as Block three <3), four
( It, live i.'o. eie- teen lo and nineteen (19).
sk .—tiiN'is. No out ’ring shall
b hi • • ft«- •• i in -. ?!:•••• B aits, unless
allot" : !e w ;lls shall be built c; sion-. brick
or. other •:reproof r iteiul: I’roviJed. that
i. thing in th . tlon shall prevent the build
in.: of ci Ct ( is cml privks not larger than
I'M! feet si ml J.* B high, of lumber on unoc
cupied lots.
sac. 8.—S- ■'i ' Roofs, cornices and gut
ters. .hall be a • red on the outside surface
with copper, t.a. iron, zinc or otW fireproof
material.
Pv.i', 4 - v: . Nj wooden building or
part of buih’in. a it'a in -aiJ Arts limits shall be
raise 5, repairi d. enl.t ged or removed to any
Other place within aid limit s; nor shall any
such building be moved into the lire limits.
Provid' d. That wk a the sidewalks may bo
so rai lad "r be -e i below the threshold
of v '• id . - : building may be so raised
or lower- .last j V. ;i . .i first floor, not to ex
ceed six iuthes a’ • th- sidewalks: n> r shall
any wo •’ . thdi said limits, which
may bere-if-< r I-. • dunam i! to the extend of
fifty idb i>or e**;;'. of th - value thereof be re
built: nors .ailt e h building where the dam
age shall be less than fifty t.5i)i percent of Its
value >e so r pah 1 as to be raised higher
Ilian - he ai.-' .->i p hat I ft standing after such
damage shall have occured, or so as to occupy
a greater spar - than before the injury thereto:
Provided, i irther: That this ordinance sh il
not prevent the removal of any building now
within the fir - liiuds to another place within
said limi ts after i fie written consent is obtain
ed of three-fourths of all the residual property
owners -f block to which said building is
to be taken, and -c. -h consent shall be filed in
the office of the Village Clerk.
Sec. .V Da m - ;rs. The aroo .nt or ex
tent of the tbtma-.** that may be -done to any
building may b det jrtnin : by three dLsintt r
cst-nl perse:]'-, re-id. -its of the Village. o.:e
who .shall )»■ selecte d by the owner of the
building, the st -o.sd by the chairman of the
Hoard wf Trust* t’s, or in ease In does not c
lect, then by toe Hoard, and the two so chosen
shall select a ihh ! and the Ueci'-ions of the
persons •».. dcetc d shall be final and conclu
sive: the r--; >rt of the persons so selected to
determine the damage, shall be deposited with
the Village C rk. it ' re said reference is
m:- e.Mt snail bo - duty of the owner of the
hub U-u to ■;( p it with the city clerk the sum
of six dollars ( h> 0 wLi. h sum shall be ap
jtii 1 to th • pa.\ meat of th* reference expenses,
the remain-r, if any. shall be returned to the
owner.
Sr . ~ T’em • tv Any person who shall
own. lraii 1, or aid in tin* rectionofany build
ing. or part of luiklt j; within the said lire
limits, contrary to or in any other manner than
authorized by the provisions of this ordinance,
or who shall remove or a,sist in removing any
wood* n building within aid lire limits, from
one place to another therein, or who sha 1 re
move or assist In removing any such building
from without said limits into the same, or own
or repair, or assist in repairing any damaged
i wooden building, contrary in either case to any
provisions of this rd!nance, shall be subject to
a tine of not less than s-5 and not exceeding
5100. in the dos 'rc.iou of the court, for the first
<)1Ti nse, and a like line for every twenty-four
I hour* such person > halt fail to comply with the
! provision*of this ordinance, or continue in the
j violation of the same. If any person shall vio
late any tuner pravisi a of this ordinance he
shall be subject to a like tine,
Hec, 7.— Ni’ i-aNCE. Any wooden build
lug which may ’ e erected, enlarged, removed
oi repaired,con rary to this ordinance, shall
be dee tied a nuisance and upon information
it shall be the duty of the chairman of the
board of Villas - trustees, af.er three days no
tice to the builder or owner thereof, to abate
the same by as or ;er in writing, to p 'quire the
proper officer to ra„ : such building to the
ground, the expense of such removal shall be
reported by the officer who accomplished the
same for assessment, and may be collected or
the owner of such bail ling by suit in any court
having competent jurisdiction.
That this oi\i n.a ucc shall take effect on and
after its publication.
Approved and passed March 15. 1903, and pub
lished March g3, 19 »c.
I J, Phil Jaeger. Chairman
Attest V Board of Trustees.
1 G. II. Gibson. Village Clerk.
Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, MiUersburg,
Pa , s -js, “As h speedy cure for nngbs
colds, croup hikI sore tliroaf One Min
uto Cough Cure is unequalled. It is
pleasant fur children to take. I hearti
ly recommend it to mothers.” Jt is the
only harmless remedy that produces j
immediate results. It cures bronchitis,
pneumonia, grippe and throat and lung
diseases, it will preyent consumption.
—Oddendahl Bros.
CADENZA. '
- -
Sine: r.ot to nr. sweet,
U:c son-r tfcat is sorrow.
Hearts tlat are young beat
, With joy of t morrow,
Gil<!irg the kittd olieat
With bliss t...:t they ’sorrow.
Hearts that arc old fear
Thought of 1> st pladneesL.
Not for the duller ,ar
Music of sadness.
Out aud alas. dear.
Memory is tradness!
—r -viet r.esvtt S{>ouord in Woman’s Homo
Companion.
ODD TOWN OF CULLODEN.
The Liquor Element ‘•EnRiceerei*"
the Antia Oat of the Village.
“I reckon we’ve got the oddest town
in our suite that there is in the United
States,” said a West Virginia man.
“Ever hi nr of Culii *h n? I don’t mean
the clans of CuJlod; n described by the
poet Campbell. I mean Cullodcn. W.
Va. Well. sir. about iiaif tlie popula
tion of the town doesn’t live in the
town and ean’t vote in the town, al
though they are right in the town.
**I'll explain. The good people, and
they are iu the majority, too. are down
on saloons and liquor in any shape.
They got up a temperance meeting and
purposed to drive the liquor men out of
town. When yon find a West Virgin
ian who believes in liquor, you find a
man who is ready to fight for it. The
liquor people got together and in some
way got the confidence of the town en
gineer. 1 don’t know whether he was
a liquor man or not. but they got him
on their side. The engineer discovered
that the town was not laid out right,
and he got authority to change the
metes and bounds. When he finished
the job. the temperance people found
out that they lived iust outside of the
line of the town, uo matter what part
of the town their bouses were in. A
man could stand in his back yard and
tail; to the man whose place was right
tip against Ids place and who was a
voter, but the first man had lost his
vote.
“The lines of the engineer excluded,
ns I have said, the temperance people.
It tool; in the license folk all right.
The map of Oulloden as it is now looks
a good deal like a sheet of paper after
a fly with ink on its feet meanders
across il. You can tell how a citizen of
Oulloden stands on the liquor question
by the place whore ho builds a house,
if he builds one. which doesn’t often
occur. In spite of its zigzag bounda
ries. however. Oulloden is a contented
community.”—New York Sun.
A Painful Memory.
A lady who lives on Morgan street
took her o-year-old sou to a photog
rapher’s to have his picture taken.
She was anxious to secure a good like
ness at this particular sitting because
she wished to distribute the pictures
among some friends who were then
her guests.
The child’s idea of the affair, how
ever. did not apparently harmonize
with that of his mother, for when
the man with the camera began to ad
just the lens and direct it toward little
IM ward that young person set up what
was unquestionably a howl.
In vain did the mother call into use
her utmost forensic abilities. Edward
did not want liis picture taken.
“Why. my child,” she said soothing
ly. “the gentleman won’t hurt you.
Just smile and keep still a moment,
and it will be all over before you know
it.”
“Yes. I know, mamma,” whimpered
the youth, with the tears running
down his cheeks, “but that’s what you
told me at the dentist's.”—St. Louis
Eost-Dispatch.
A Model of Joy.
The artist placed the easel in front of
his model and worked away rapidly ou
his allegorical picture of “Joy.”
“Uncle Ephraim.” he said, “if this
picture is a success l shall give you. be
sides the half dollar I promised, the
liiK'st aud plumpest young pullet iu the
market.”
A grin overspread the shiny face of
Uncle Ephraim, but the artist was dis
appointed. The result was not quite
what he had expected.
An inspiration came to his aid.
“Down ou South Water street this
morning.” lie went on, “I saw the fat
test possum that was ever brought to
tills town. I am going to get it for
you.”
“Golly!”
And the picture was a maguiScent
success.—Chicago Tribune.
LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on March 19.
. i'.«»>) William H. Treadway tiled with the
VilLigeClerk of LoupCilv. Nebraska, his pcti
j tion f«>r the issuance of a license to sell malt
i spirituous and vineous liquors within said
• Village during the fiscal year next ensuing
I from and after Tuesday May 1st. 1900. Objee
[ tions to the issuance of such license must be
I died ou or before the said 1st day of May I9t*>.
William H. TbkAdway
Attest G. H. Gibson.
Village Clerk'
LIQUOK Lit ESSE NOTICE.
Nolice is hereby given that on March 29,
liso. I* Slobodny and John Chilewski. un
der the firm name ot Slobodny & Chilewski,
tiled \4iih the Village clerk of Lonp city,
Nehra^a, their petition for the issuance of
a license to sell matt, spiritous and vinous
liquors, within said Village during the fis
cal vear next, ensuing from and after Tuts
day May 1st 19<K>. Objections to the issuance
of such license must be filed on or before
tne first day of M ry 19 0.
SL illOOSV Jfc CHILRWSKi.
Attest G II. GibsOn,
Village clerk.
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL.
Notice of Probate of will.
Mary K. Morris, deceased.
In County Court. Sherman. County, Neb.
TV- state of Nebraska to the heirs and
next of k:n of the said Mary K. Morris, de- .
c ased: Take notice. That upon tiling of a
written instrument purporting to be the
last will and testament ol Mary E. Morris rcr
probate and allowance, it is ordered that
said matter be set tor hearing the 14th day
of \pnl A. !>.. UXV». before said County Court,
at the hour of 1 o'clock P. M.. at w hich time j
anv person interested may appear and con- -
test the same: and notice of this pro- !
erodings is ordered published three weeks
successively in the Loi «• * try Nouthw xsr
bun. a weekly newspaper published in this
state, at Loup City.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto setmv
hi.ml and the seal of the '-ourt. at
Loup City, this 2Tth. day of March. A D.. 1M»
(scaii J. A. angikb. County Judge
Taken this month keeps yon well ail
summer. Greate-t Spring tonic known.
Kocky Mountain Tea, made by Madison
Medicine Co. 35c, Ask your drujfftlst.
When you want to have your
watch repaired by the only
first class workman in the
county call on
G H. MORGAN.
or if you have any other jewel
ry which you wish to have
put in lirst class repair take it to
G. H. MORGAN.
You should remember, when
you want to purchase a nice
new piece of jewelry to call on
Yours for business
G. II. MORGAN,
J.*\V vr L-nia Ony, Xt-b.
Tt) { A 5,1 roll VIA
Tin* Ainrrii a n Sn minor land.
‘The Limited’* vet Union
Pacific make? mam Lous quicker time
between Missouri Riv* ami San Fran
cisco 11 • .o \ o.j '-r . Finely equip
I pet] with Double Drawing Room Pill
ace Sleep! rs, Buff r Suftkh’g anti Lib
rary Curs with B* b-r Shop anti Pleas
ant Reading Romm, Dining C *.r*. Meals
a-la-carre, Pintseh Light, Steam II •n.r.
For tickets, advertising matter and
full inf<iimation ca 1 * n or address—W.
1). <billon. Aii nt.
—. •••■♦>• > ♦ - —
GOLD \ I CAPE N O'IE.
If you want information about Cape
X’nine c uutn li>..v to get There and
what it costs ’.'lit" <o J. Francis, Gen.
P:>8S. Agent. B. & M. R. II R in Nebr.
Omaha, Xeb. - 16 4 v
BE GOOD 10 YOURSELF and good
to your frit nds. Wueo *ou treat a
friend to whiskey, give him t le best.
HARPER W hiskey is the beverage f >r
your friends and for you. Said by— 1”.
11- Elsxlii, Loup City. Xeb.
Ilnrklen’s Arnica Salve.
Has world-wide lam*' fur matvelou?
: It sur asses any other »dv*», lo
tion, ointment nr b dm fo*- Cuts, <’orns.
Burns. llbbs. sores, Felons, l. eers,
Tetter, Halt Rheum. Fever Sores, Chap
ped Hands, Skin ErupCotis; Infallible
; for Fib-s. Cure guaranteed. Only ‘-5c
1 at Odeudahl Br >*.
Tt is vi rv bard t stand idly bv and
see our dear ones m Avr while awaiting
th arrival of the doctor. An Albany.
X. Y.) dairyman called at a erug store
i there for a doctor to come and see his
\ child, the.i very sick with croup. Not
finding the doctor in, he left word for
i him to come at one ■ on his return II*
also bought a bolt.** of Chamberlain's
Cough 11“m d' , which he hoped would
give same relief until the doctor should
i ri*e. In a I v h trs he returned,
s i\ n-g the d c ».* 1 n ■" e » tie. as r h*
child w ' ru.ico b :* r Hie druggist,
t Mr. Otto Schultz, - t\ s the family bus
since recceia»T. h mb°rl tieV Cough
Remedy to their neighbor* and friends
j until Lena- u c tint d maud for it
from tli *r p.urT • f tl'.e eountry. For
s,»!e by O U udahi Bros.
A I •-< ::C;*h Attack.
, An attack was *. • r m id- o:i C. F.
Colder of C‘r r lv , Iowa, that nearly
proved fatal I t no through his kid*
n ys. Ilis ieick vc, - -o kune Iv could
nut stoop v. i gif t puiti, *:or sit in
a chair except :• pp d by cushions No
remedy h i, . . until In* trit d E Ce
ltic B.: cted such a won
derful Ciiungi* that tv writes he feels
like it new . , i : : dous medi
cine cui s !» , k i.-ii'- ivl kidney trouble,
purifies the b - 1 an t b ii 1* up your
health. Only ,‘>0e a* O lendihl Bro?.
M iiai'j Your t-'ace Worth?
Scmetiin s i fotti.ue. hut never, if
you hav a sallow complexion, a jaun
diced look, tno-h patches and blotches
on the skii.-ail signs of Liver Trouble.
But Dr. King's New Life Tills give
Clear Skill. Rosy Cheeks, Rich Complex
ion. Only 25 cents at Odendahl Bros.
He Fooled The Surgeon*
All doctors toid Renick Hamilton, of
We>t Jtfferst.*., O. after suffering IS
months from Rectal fistula, be would j
die unless a costly operation• was per
formed; l' it lie cures himself with
Buck leu's Arnica >alve, the best in the
World, trim st .Pile cure on Earth. 25c
a box. at Odendahl Bros,
Banker Kouta a liobber.
J. 11. Garris n% Os.-hier of the bank of
Thornville, Ohio, had been robbed of,
health by a serious lung trouble until
he tried Dr. King'* New Discovery foi
Consumption. Then he v ro <•; “It. is
the best medicine l ever u.m d for a se- !
vcre cold <>r a b id case of limit trouble
1 always keep a bottle on h ind.” Don’tj
suffer with Coughs, Col is, or any
Throat, Chest, or Lung trouble when '
you can be cured so easily. Only 50c
and $1 00. Trial battles free at Oden-!
dahi liroff. Drug Store.
NOTICE.
I have 150 bushels of choice millet se d
for s le at ri S' m.tble figures. It is of
the *00 crop and nice and clean.
t KINK OXLKWSKI.
TAKE NO MCE.
Any < ns wishing to buy a good gang
plow cheap wiii do well to call on or |
address.
I,. J. llKt iiTiloi.i). I.oup City, Xeb.
§ii5 fori.krreus .\Bor r nkbr
The pi'senger department of the It
\i. K. It. It. offers thirteen cash
prises egreffatiiig $115 for letters ahout
Neb/ a-ka. l*at ilculara of the Contest,
which 18 open to a!', can b » had bv ad
dressing J FraucK <». I* A.. Omaha.
Neb. <
time table.
LOUP CITY. NEBII.
Lincoln,
Omaha,
Chicago,
St. Jot ph,
^XtllisUlS i>»tj i
Louis,
a: fl all points
East am! South.
Denver,
Helena,
Butte,
Self Lake City.
Povtliod,
San Fruielsco,
am) .'l points
West
THAI>3 LEAVE A» FOLLOWS*
GOING EAST
No. 52 Passenser. 713 a. tii
>’o. 00 Freiwlit.I- S) p. in.
GOING WEIX
No 51 Pa^wnger. - . 37 p. in.
No. 59 Freiglii.IshSOa. n».
Sleeping. dinner and reclining chair cars
(srais free u:» through trains. l ie, e;e
sold an 1 baggage checked to any por t In
Uim U'.nt' >; >s or ana*ta.
For ItiMinxia ion, mops, time tallies and
tickets ct l on or trnle to It. L. Arthur
A non t. <h J. r'!! A N Is, Gen’l. Fassc;::;cr
Agent, Oiaiifce, Nebraska.
U. I*. RAILWAY
N* .‘-o li '.vtM daily except Sunday (pcss
ei'S' r*. 7 ' h. m.
N". 8^ li.i. >- Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, <sn]s« I) p. u».
No w leaves I'nesday, Thursday and
Saturday, (mi xed) 8:55 o. in.
No fc, arrive^ d.uiy except Sunday (n.iied
12:1 £ p. in.
No <1 i rive* daily except Sunday (pass
etuter) 77 7* j* Ml.
First tiny, oervice and close connections
east, west and south
W. D. Clifton,
VIA
WYOMING. UTAH,
NEVADA, C A LIF 0 R NIA,
AND
PACIFIC COAST POINTS.
i One night to Ctah.
Only -
f Two nights to Cal, Ore.
From Mi'>ouri Hirer.
For time otb!*'*, folders, ii!u« rated
books, pamphlets descriptive of the ter
ritory traversed, call on — \V. D. Clif
ton, A gt. T. up City, Neb
ANTED—Honest manor woman totra
" vei for '.tr^ehonau; salary $05 monthly
and ( en«es, with increase ; position per
manent: inclose self-addresa stainpeU en
velope. MANAGER, 3 0 Caxton bldg , Chi
cago III. 7 1-10
WANTED—SEVERAL BRIGHT AND
” hosest jiers.iiis to represent us as Man
agers m ihi> and close by uounties. Sit!;ry
t 0 a ye nr and expens, s Straight, tx/na
fi tr, no more, no less salary. Position per
manent. Onrreferences,any bank in any
town. It mainly ottu-e work conducted
at home. Re*erenc"e. Enclose st-lf-addrOt
■ envel e. This Dominion
WNV, iHiiit. 3. > hie ago. io-k -J> 1910.
AGENTS WANTED -F >r "The Life A««
Ac i vvn.etis of Admit at Dewey," «•
w >rld’s greatest naval hero. 1!\ Mnmt
Ha stead, i e life long tr; is a id admirer
of the nation’s idol. Biggest and book;
over :/>0 i es. sx’.o inches, nearly 100 pages
bait-ton. irjlistimt ions. Only Knor
mens dem i -i. Bid c>mniis-ion~. Outfit
tr*v>. ch tiii'** of a lifetime. Write cock.
Tin D ini..t*• , company, :r l Floor i sum
Budding ,i tiicago.
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aia3
Mature in strengthening \rd recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans It is the latest discovered cligest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cares
Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Heart burn,
Fiatu once, Sour Stomach, N'aus a,
S^i ck FI ea dacbe, Gast raJ gi a. Cram ps,;>na
all other results of imperfecta igestion.
Prepared by E C DcVVltt ft Co., Cblccaa
For M.1J by lO DEN DAHL DU 33..
Laup City, Nt-b.
My mother suffered with chrome diar
rhoea for several month* Site was at
tended by two physicians who at last
pronounced her ease holies*. She
procured one cent bottle of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, and five doses stave her net
manent reli- f I r*ke pleasure in recoin
mending i; the best on th ? tuai ket,
—Mrs. F. E W4TSOJT, Aiken, A Is.
Sold by Odemluhl Bros.
A. R Dc Fluent, editor of the Jour
ml. Doylstown Ohio, suffered fora
number of years from rheumatism in
hi« ri^ht shoulder and side, jp* sayp:
M» ri^tht arm at titr.es was entirely
us less. I tried Chsmb* rlatn's Pain
Balm, and w.m surprised to r ceive re
li-t aimost immediately. The P.du
B-i’m has been .1 constant, companion
of mine ever since and it never fails."’
!\.r sale b\ Oden laid Bros.
Mrs. Harriet Evans, Hinsdale, 111.,
writes, “I never fail to relieve my chil
dren from croup at once by Uring One
Minute Cough Cnre. 1 would nor feel
ie without it Quickly cures coughs,
1 *d.», ;>•, > >,i il all throat and lung
diseases. Odendahl Bros.
jyrrjr.
THE UP-TO-DATE
UTTjLE UVER pjll
- — cur^izs
Osisousnoss,
woRst:paticn9
dyspepsia,
Sicli-SJ©ad
acho cr.d Livor
Complaint.
SUGAR COATSD. '
-rStcalCc., Chicago
100 PILLS
u 25 CTS.
KOK SAl-H IIY
UUSNUAHL, BROS.,Loup City. Dm.
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