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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1900)
SHEPPARD, Jeweler and Optician, Loup City, Neb. ^3. rm»4% wr.. in » **>#. !*** * **luablo col JOck jaar. *r H'cdaei Tim—. 0ru^» Whole ^ aMoomi. I* Wfr <N *u< T 1 for :b ■4»J J*'T W- look m> tpuT] Teiw U"»r *t* *p from Si. Paul Toeodajr Md W*> Itcidat nigh* al %rml«»|5 lodge of racrft will bo bold at < -:2f fa;r ground*. :./ur .n^* t-j tho £S(d mat. Mf» !>»an Sa’-rm of ttrd ani Mrs Tbro. WiUo® of \»blott. wero ri»i( mg ia ibr city tfc * week. > . Jam*-* kb mod Mike Kcminaki •ere ike rwci picnic of the -Wood men* Honor* Tuaadoy night Ksmoe Smith moved hi* family lm* to Loup City Tacmiat mod now ocan|ne» kia ova rraulrtMe again. Krt A. L Zineenoan ba» moved bi> aaiiif back to Ntomais county nJ a* again oec«|«)! g ki • lartu • of town. W. H. Conger ueot to Broken Horn Wrdne* iay in ooapant with llinun Barker and lit* attorney. Mr. Have* Ikm i forget that Loop City will rneUtke Ike llortou* Fourth ic modern aty lc ami every body ts in vited. The late ram* L*» riven *«-ge?at.<»n xu snpeta* that ic wonderful The cun fiowvv ha* grown ju#t a foot a day thi* V- hen yen want iarga.t* In the Jit* of JeweiffL.don't laii to call u G. II Morgan lie carrir* the goeat line n thaioop Valley. f. You can buy to* or thre«* row Dike* cultivator* at T. M. They are U. K. 1 If yw want your watch out in good repair be tkr only fir*t rlan workman la the count« na i on «• I! M< **£••**. the The kail jumped tie* cropcn! C. J Tracy bat cwooped dawn on hi# garden and tank it In. “And be aught to tie 'bnakfui for tint. A im* Sctnvpi* came up from Lmcotn Tuenday evening and ctaid over night wt.b ht« family returning to the koop.taJ Wadncaday morning -mail in air*- and great in result are I*rtViu * little enrly Ri*rr* the fanion* little pill that rieaoce* the I ter and howeia. The* donotgr pe Oiendabi Bern. The boea tl at kicked thearbou home d«**r in when the uuildatg «»• on lire and the key I block* away. *howed their j good Jodgment in race of an emergen cjr. If m i>m vim. vigor mental and fihyatonl power, til# your body witn warm ttngi!ng life. That* what Rocky Mountain Ten dan*. 35c. A*k your Wrccgift Fire I.addie« again did tbetnael loct Fcidojr night by turning a binding hali and rain vtonxi of ire All who coder from pile* will lie glad imra that DeWltt* Witch Hare! tmlve will give them laclant and per manent relief ft will cure ersrwa and akin dieenae* Beware of counterfeit*, fideadahl B*o* A letter from Myron Gilbert to bis mother ami dated Jus# H, in f(inu ttcr that be bu lasea returned from the Philippines and is now at tbs Presidio, near San Franc taco, in lie hospital. The Lamp City Fire Itepartramt anil meet at the buac bouse this. Frvlay. ere mas for tbe election of officers and sot b other business as ■sav come toforc the meeting. All mrmtwra ate re ueetec to be pres ent Tbe Msall boy* of Wiggle Creek, and tb* veocd a-se of tbi* place played • •nea insist tame of botie ball «n the I^Mt diamond Hatur.Uv, resulting is a victory for tlx Wlglers of 10 5. A return fwsr will be played on Wiggle Creek neat eoek Tbe tribe of !«-l dagos encamped just west of town are a hilarious lot of chap*. Tber teem to enjoy life bubbly and deligut to look upon the nine when it is red and trade bone*. One of them got mixed up with MMr eiemr toon boys Wednes day evening at MitHwirna saloon and and in a jiffy he, tbe dago, was die gibing a aeries of revolutions in tbe air equal to tbe fj weed of an engine Starvation never yet cured dyspepsia. Persona with —digestion are always baif starred They need plenty of akill11name food. Kodol flysprpsi* Cure tig—ta wbtt you eat so the bodr ana br nourished while tbe worn out i are befog reconstructed!, ft j« ily preparation known that ajtt Instantly i«btv« sod compxely cure i trouble* Tty It If you are, ftwm Imdlcesttoa It »fti cer ^ O femJab! Hro#. **o«*ckber tbe fashionable tailor. Mi <rt and other field seeds for l»v 1 M. Mr. ami Mrs. \V. R. Mr]lor arc visi t **i(f Omaha this week. 1 S. Sheppard tlE)S t fine line of silvt , br*rt* your friends one. • T. Gii»on came up from St. l’at paturdav cveuiug and spent Stnda 1 at home. t I 11 *'• J'*tu>n came up from Lincoli j Saturday and proved upon bis claim oi I Monday, Iteverenda Matthews and Owci preached on Oak Creek Sunday last, s< tee are in formed Mr* Henry Mineoing of Divide is re ported very low at this writing wifi little hopes of recovery. Mis# Gladys O r*r-,* »ud MiM Mu_ * »4i hel- »•** *s»* m* Krjdav ick came bout • from York, last to •*<end their vacation. Mr* r. M. Reed went to Lincoln | Tur* lav morning as a delegate to the j • hritt.an Kndeavor convention. Mr. McReynolda of Hastings, and brother in-law of our townsman. Mr. • tori- Mnsth. it visiting the Utter. The road overseer of this district, Mr. | H Johaa-en. is putting in a bridge over tbe Gough just west of the 1*. 1*. yards. A gu t liechtbold will leave for Gum -<*y. Wy . the first of the week with the intent.*»n of locating if he is pleased with the country. G II Morgati the lx*up City Jeweler doe* all kin i* < f watch, eloel- and Jew elry repairing in a workman like man ner. When >ou have something to do in thi- line, don't fail to call on him. Jvv poisoning. poison wounds and ail tit hr r acc dental injuries may be uickljr cured y ming DeWitt's Witch IIaxe! Salve It is also a certain cure for piles and skin diseases. '1 ake no other Otlemlahl Bios. Don't forget that the Modern Wood men intend pnttiuf up an old fashioned Fourth of July celebration at Loup City this year. and every body be he Jew or i.entile, ->aint or sinner a^e cordially in •, tied to come to Loup City and help them make the eagle screech. Koe-t/en's Patk. Ashton, Xebr., is now open for the season. A merry-go round. all Kinds of game*, plenty of •ea’s and -hade trees, first c’;t?s accom modatiO: s. amusements every Saturday evening. >j»eeial Hates for Picnics and Parties—Wm. Kxi t/.ks. I’ropr. Oeo. 11. Whitman of Washington twp.. informs us that be bail three valuable •<.*$ killed by lightning and his house was thrown around on the foundation striking against a sod ir-uise and breaking several studding of the house ami shoving one win dow, frame and all out of its place. About members from the I>avis Creek and Rockville camps of Mod . rn Woodmen were in attendance at the meeting of Loup City camp last Tuentay night. They came to enjoy a social time mod seethe Loup City team do the handsome with a couple candidates. All enjoyed the nights -port and Loup City camp appreciat ed the honor of their presence. U ram Barker of Xewhampshire, and heir to the Barker estate, also his at torney. Mr- Hayes of Boston, arrived in the city Tuesday evening. They will u»a*e a thorough investigation of J1 the bu-ine-s connected with the , -tate here and then go to Broken Bow where he has heavy landed interests iu Custer county. W. II. Conger, the o<i. .ig«-nt forth** Barker estate at this P *ce will accompany them to Cutter county. Mr-. Adam Scbaupp received a letter from her husband Monday stating that he was stopping at the hotel in Lincoln and taking treatment ‘at the hospital and that be w*a receiving much bene fit from the treatment. He also desires that Mrs Scbaupp and the children come to him and stay during the time b* must be there which they expect to do at once. <• F Drake has concluded to go to tium-ey. Wjr., and open a hotel in that new el dorado. Mr. Drake located here with the advent of the railroad 14 years ago and built the St. Elmo hotel, the finest in the Middle Loup valley. He is a thorough hotel man and has the repu tation of keeping one of the best houses in the country He is & tine business man and has the organizing ability pos se-sed by but few and will be greatly missed from our town. He has been I < hief of our lire dcpaiUncut ever since j it* organization, *orae 12 years, and his withdraw! will be regre:t»d by the fire hoy*. We wish him success in hi9 new venture. We notice in the Burlington (la.) i Hawkeve and Gazette, a write up j of the graduating exercises of the ‘ Burlington High school in which our i voting friend and citizen, Newton j 1‘ilger. was one of the aspirants for tioDora. Master I'ilger's oration is I 2j%«»n in full and is a vivid discrip ! tion of a Nebraska prairie fire. New i ton had received his inspiration from ! 'ic’ual experien<*e in the congenial j home of the prairie fire and how well i hit fertile imagination painted the picture can only he realized by a jperusal of his well written discre tion thereof. Space prohibits us publishing his production. The following is an exerpt from the Ga zette: '* *1° him laurels. r 1 r La-t Friday night this locality was \.-ited by the worst storm that we have experienced since the memoriable one of .fnnc Tith ISM. During the evening heavy clouds hung in the northern sky and about ten o’clock rain and hail be sliM to decend in great fury. The light ning played and thunder pealed in au awful manner. One violent crash came above all the rest aud in a momeat after it was discovered by the people living in the north part of town that the new 1 school building had been struck and was on tire near the top of the belfry. Loud calls of tire soon echoed through 1 the city and in a moment the fire bell > > notified the people that storm and hail nimr be ignored or the pride of our town destroyed. The Fire laddies at once hurried forth and in an incredible -hnrt time a line of hose was connected to the hydrant near the school house ami fearless firemen were climbing the bmg winding ftairs toward the fire with no35?!^^!|,au^ a,ul ,n a few moments the fiaiiies*#^® subdued and murmers of relief were neS>Jabove the noise of the siotm. Very mage was done to the building as the fire"" Was at the highest point and was put out before It reachedja place to gain any advantage Considerable damage is reported in dif erent parts of this and adjoining counties It i< reported that a large church locat ed jusi outside the fire limits at Gibbou, was destroyed, A livery barn at St. Paul was struck and a valuable stallion killed, also the drug store of E. O. Bart lett was struck and the large plate glass trout mashed and a large amount of fire works destroyed, the building did not catch. At Arcadia there was a cloud burst and the low part of town wu tlooded and much dan.age done by hail. Seven miles north east of that place the barn of Fred Davis was blown to pieces, and south west of Arcadia in Sherman county, Lewis Pearson had his wind mill blown down anti a self binder picked up and smashed top dowu on the ground. Andrew Pearson's wind mill and chicken house was torn to pieces and a frame barn on a nearby farm was demolished, and a part of the >hingles were stripped from a num ber of hou»es. Peter Larsou's wind mill was also destroyed and that of Geo. Truelsen on the east side of the river, Crops in all this vast territory was more or less damaged but corn will survive the shock easily with favor able weather for the balance of the seas on. Three telephone poles were de stroyed near the farm of Fred Stark on the line detween here and Litchfield, and during the rain storm of Sunday morning two poles were shivered and 100 ft., of wire melted away just below thecitv. The B. M. round house at Sargent, was blown awray and two en gines damaged. A portion of the track near Arcadia, was washed away Friday night and lefc the mail train on the north side, and it did not get through until Monday. The storm extended some 12 miles in width and the length as far as heard from is more than 45 miies. Loup City was near the south end of the storm. Tuesday morning an accident hap pened at the B. & M. elevator at this place that while doing considerable damage ) et terminated very lucky for those in charge. Mr. James Johansen, the man in charge, started the gas en gine as usual and went aloft to arrange the belting. The two belt wheel* over headt it seems, v.here a tritie too far apart and one of the belts slipped from the wheel and caught in the gearing below The engine was running at a rapid rate of speed and it caught the belt and wound it up tearing the enti re door from over head and scattering it over the engine. Mr. Johansen jumped about H feet and caught the wall plate his feet resting on the end of some of the joice which had still held fast and i he re by saved bio: self from going down with the debris. The large line shaft was badly bent and had to be sent away to be trued up. Jimmie says he is thankful for favors from above sent just w hen most needed. ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS. AT THE M. E. CHURCH. On Sunday June 24. J. G. Walker of Litch field. will preach in the M. E. church, mor ning at 10:1), and evening at 8, and on Wiggle Creek, at 3. At the close of the evening ser vice a business meeting of the League will be held for the purpose of electing officers. W . E. Matthews, Pastor. GERMAN SERVICE. There will be religious services held at the Baptist church in this city, Sunday morning at ten o'clock 24, inst. All are cordially invited to attend. J. 8. Fismek. Pastor. married. Fresc n—Holcomb—On Wednes day evening June 20, 1000, at the home af the brides parents in this city, Mr. Henry French and Miss Lulu Holcomb were joined in mar riag Rev. W. E. Matthews officiating. Roth Mr. French and his fair bride have grown up io our mid3t and the fondest desire of all is that they may live long and be happy. Several wagons of gypsies struck the town Monday evening, the first that has been here for a very long time. Thry are of the regular Simor. pure fortune telling, horse trading brand and will In sure you 7 sight into the future for the small sum of HO cents. Unless food is digested quickly it JYiVchf'smPnt an(* irritate stumach * .u re<M*h meal take a teaspoonful of After el spepsla Cure. It digests what KoJol Dnd will allow you to eat all f what you like. It never the worst case of dispep easant to take. Odendabl • V i | *U "’** I o>v**!,t Bidder. - M contract to so to the next to the lowest bidder” is the way that a at building contractor would have ut t using sentence read in advertise nicnts for bids on any particular job. i ide speaking of the matter recently tins same contractor said that if the truth were known nine out of ten of the lowest bids made are made through a mistake in the calculations of the bidder. It the contractor who gets the job "as aware that his bid is oftentimes ? 1.000 below that of the one next above him, and this on a comparatively small job, he would immediately institute a search and find where he had made the mistake, thus having an opportu nity of failing to qualify to complete the job. This privilege is often denied the bidder, however, and he gets well along with his work before the fact dawns upon him that lie is on a losing venture. It is then too late to go back on the job, and the result is that the party who is doing the building and the contractors also are losers, and this because of the natural inclination of the contractor to shirk in ordw not to lose any more than he is absolutely obliged to in order to get out on the bad deal. “These mistakes are not only disas trous to the parties immediately con cerned, but to the trade in general, as by the error of the unlucky bidder an other worthy contractor is unable to get the work at Teasonable figures. Give the work to the next to the low est bidder, I believe to be a good gen eral rule.”—Omaha World-Herald. His Only Conundrum. The old pilot of the little steamer Maid of the Mist, which used to carry passengers quite up to the foot of the falls of Niagara until the mist from the falling waters drenched the clothing of every one on board, used to perpetuate one solitary conundrum each trip. It always commenced and ended the same. Moving his baud along the sides of the pilothouse and examining the wood work minutely, he would look up mys teriously and remark: “I say, stranger, do you know what this boat is made of?” “Made of? Why, pine and oak, isn’t she?” “No, sir.” “Hemlock?” “No.” “ ’Tisn’t cedar, is it?” “Oh, no!” And then the old pilot’s eyes twin kled and his mouth whistled a crazy tune. “Well, iron perhaps?” “No.” “What In thunder is she made of, then?” “She’s Maid of the Mist, stranger; Maid of the Mist.” Then the pilot accepted his morning cigar. He Wan Very Charitable. An amusing story is told in connec tion with a swell bazaar held a short time ago. Among the features of the entertainment was a refreshment stall, to which charitable donors contributed supplies, thus enabling all the takings to represent clear profits. The lady in charge requested a gift for this purpose from a well known and wealthy gentleman in the city, but one not famous for “parting.” To her surprise she received next day a note to the effect that he was sending her a sirloin of b«ef and “two” ox tongues. The same morning the lady happened to go to her butcher (who was also the butcher of Mr. X.). and, after giving him a large order for her stall, asked him if he would like himself to give anything. “I should very much, ma’am,” replied the worthy tradesman, “but I yester day gave to Mr. X., at his request fot this purpose, a sirloin of beef and three ox tongues.” Net gain to Mr. X.: One ox tongue and a cheap reputation for charity!— London Standard. A Cable With a History. The cable of the Western Union Tele graph company which runs under Lake Cham Main from Ticonderoga to Larrabees Foint has something of a history. It was made in Europe and was first used in connecting opposite shores of the Red sea. From there it was brought to Hilton Head, where it was used in connecting that place with Tybee island, near Beaufort, S. C. At the close of the civil war it was taken up and carried to New York city, where it remained for several years in the company storehouse before it was placed where it now is. Hi* Inspiration. “What furnishes your inspiration?” they asked of the author. “My wife,” was the reply. “How lovely!” they cried. “How per fectly idealistic!” “Yes,” he went on, “if the muse ever halts and I feel like loafing on my job, her demand for a new gown or some additional money for household ex penses stirs me to renewed effort and puts Pegasus in a gallop.”—Chicago Jt'Oot SoiMf “What does she say?” askeu crafty politician who had referred the committee to his wife for information as to his intentions. “She refuses to talk,” replied the spokesman of the committee. “Then it wasn’t my wife you met, gentlemen,” he rejoined, with great positiveness. “It was somebody else.” —Chicago Tribune. An Example and a Warning. “I’m afraid,” said the patient wife, “that yours will be the fate of Abel.” “Why, what do you mean?” asked the astonished husband. “Well,” she replied, “Abel was killed by a club, and your club will be the death of you if you don’t come home oftener.”—Chicago News. of Beauty. Is often hidden by unsightly pim ples, Eczema.Vetter, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum. etc. Burden's Arnica Salve will glorifv the fac#by curing all skin Eru ptions, also Cats Bruises, Burns, Boils, Fe ons, Ulsers.N^ ' i >rst foj-m of Piles. Only 25 cents a Sold by See at guaranteed. A Monster Devil Fish. Destroying its victim, is a type of Constipation. Tfce power of this mal aday is feit on organs, nerves muscles and brain. But Dr. Kings New Life Pills are a safe aud certain cure. Best in the world for Stomach, Liver, Kid neys and Bowels. Only 25 oenls, a’ Odendahl Bros.' drug store. 1 consider it not only a pleasure but a duty I owe 10 my neighbors to tell about the wonderful cure effected in iny • case by the tim* ly useof Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I was taken very badly with flux and procured a bottle of this remedy. A few doses of it effected a permanent cure. 1 take pleasure in recommend ing it to others suffering from that dreadful disease.—,I \V. Lynch, Dorr, W. Va. This remedy is sold by Oden dahl Bros. CHERRIES! CHERRIES! EARLY APPLES! EARLY APPLES! RASP BE RR1ES! RASPBERR1ES! for everybody on and after the 17th at the Arcadia Fruit Farm. Ten giris wanted to pick fruit. Will pay $2.00 to $2 50 per week. No business done on Saturday. W. F. Jenkins, Arcadia, Neb. CHEAP RATES GALORE. Here’s a list of reduced rates that will interest you. Look it oyer. If you want More information, call at Burling ton Ticket ollice. The agent will take pleasure in answering your questions: Des Moines 1 and return, ) June IS to 22, - - §10.00 Philadelphia i and returned \ June 14, 15, 16, - 33.65 Denver. Pueblo, i Colorado Springs - June 31. one fair and return. ) plus §2.00 Glenwood Springs i and return s June 21, - §28 80 Ogden, Salt Lake ) and return \ June 21. - - 3150 Hot Springs f and return i June 21, - -§18 00 To those who drink whiskey for pleasure; HARPER Whiskey adds zest to existence. To those who drink whiskey for health's sake; HARPER Whiskey makes life worth living. Sold by T. II. Elsner, Loup City, Neb. There’s no beauty in all the land, That can with her face compare. Her lips are red her eyes are bright. She takes Rocky Mountain Tea at night. Ask your Druggist. The Chinese ask -,how- 1° your liver’r" instead of “how do you do?"J for when the liver is active the health is good “DeWitt's Little Early Risers are famous little pills for the liver and bowels. Odendahl Bros. Watcli. Clod aid Jewelry Repairing ENGRAVING AND OPTICAL WORK. This represents everything in the jewelry line. If you need any jewelry or silverware coll on ns at our new store one door east of St. Elmo hotel. All repairing will receive prompt attention. I. S. SHEPPARD, The Leading Jeweler and Optician of Loup City. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. To whom It may concern: The undersigned, having sold out their interest in the property owned by the Opera House co., of Ashton, Neb. and their interest in said special partnership, hereby give public notice that hereafter they will not be responsible for the pay ment of any debts of that concen: Signed this 9th day of June. 1900. ADAM SCHAUPP. Tilos. Jamrog. ) Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea Sick Headache,GastralgiajCramps, and all other results of imperfect digestion. Prepared by E. C DeWitt A <to.. Cbicaoa For sale by ODENDAHL DR( S Lup City. Neb. DON'T Be FdoLED! The market islbelng flooded lies, w*. Black With worth! for $9 and signature cost presen mon s< "M of VN * tools Britaii V FURNITURE, Pus, 1 I FIXTURES AT T. M. REEDS -n~notice.^ DONT FORGET THAT f. e. skewer?, is Agent, "V .... . -FOR THE St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance COMPANY, THE ONLO RELIABLE HAIL INSURANCE CO. in the state and the only one that pays its losses in full. If he does not call on you write him at Loup City, Neb. Circus Coming:! > > LOUP CITY. NEBRASKA. TUESDAY, JULY 3rd The only Circus coming this season NEW AM) NOVEL AERIAL AND GROUND ACTS. 2 Big Brass Bands 2 A BEVY OF FUNNY AND UP-TO-DATE CLOWNS. 3 Large Troupes of Educated Wes 3 A grand Free Street Parade at 12 o'clock. Two perform ances daily-afternoon and night. TO CALIFORNIA The American Summerland. “The overland Limited'’ via Union Pacific makes many hours quicker time between Missouri River and San Fran cisco than any other line. Finely equip ped with Double Drawing Room Pal ace Sleepers. Buffet Smoking and Lib rary Cars with Barber Shop and Pleas ant Reading Rooms, Dining Cars, Meals a-la-carte, Pintsch Light, Steam Heat. For tickets, advertising matter and full information call on or address— W. D. Clifton, Agent. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Has world-wide fame for marvelous cures. It surpasses any other salve, lo tion, ointment or balm for Cuts, Corns, Burns. Boiles, Sores, Felons, Ulcers, | Tetter, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chap-! ped Hands, Skin Eruptions; Infallible for Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 5:5c at Odendahl Bros. #115 FOR LETTERS ABOUT XEBR The passenger department of the B M. R. R. R. offers thirteen cash prizes agregating #115 for letters about Nebraska. Particulars of the contest, which is open to all, can be had by ad dressing J Francis, G. P. A., Om«Kn Neb._ NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of, the Tnterior. Land Ohio* at Lincoln, Neb. ) May 17, 1900. \ Notice is hereby given that the follow ing named settler has filed notice of her intention to make final proof in empport of her claim, and that said proof will be maoe before J, A. Angier, the countv Judge, Loup City, Neb. on June 30th, 1900 viz: Leora B. Flanders, Homestead Entry No. 17,40d, for the south half ot the soutii east quarter Section 4. Township 13, Range 16. She names the lollowing witnesses to prove her continuous resicence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: August Musback, of Litchfield, Neb. Peter Wogan, ” ’’ » Joseph Else. ” »’ *» Addison E, Smith, ” ’’ >> J. W. Johonsn, Rigister. LIVER IT A / 4DPILL5 THE UP-TO-DATE LITTLE LIVER PILL CURES Biliousness, Constipation, I Dyspepsia, Sick-Head ache and Liver Complaint. SUGrAR COATRD. LIVERITA! ID CENT5 lOO PILLS Sold by all druggists or sent by mall. 25 CTS. JNrnfti Medical Ce„ ChlcafC FOR SALE BY AHL, BROS., Loup CltF. M iggfsfll 1 ■ Thou hast strange notions for one so young a substitute to think that thou art the same as Rocky Mountain Tea, made by the Madison Medicine Co. 85. Ask Your Druggist TIME table LOUP CITY, NEBR. Lincoiu, Omaha, Chicago. St. Joseph, Kansas City. St. Louis, anti all points East and South. TRAINS LEAVE GOING Denver, Helena, Butte, Salt Lake City. Portland, San Francisco, and all points West. AS FOLLOWS! EAST No. 5:2 Passenger.7:65 a.m. No. 60 Freight.12.50 p.m. GOING WEST No. 51 Passenger.4:15 p. m. No. 59 Freight.12i5t)a. m. Sleeping, dinner and reclining chair car* (seals free) on through trains. Tiokets sold and baggage checked to any point in the United Slates or Canada. For Information, maps, time tables and tickets call on or write to K. L. Artbui Agent. Or J. FRANCIS, GenM. Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nebraska. U. P. RAILWAY. No. 88 leaves daily exceut ipass ei^f*?r);J':^a'-™'fll0n<lay, Wednesday and , ii&rf (mixed) 12:30 p. m. No. 90 leaves Tuesday, Thuraday and Saturday, (mixed) S:55 p. m. No 87 arrives daily except Sunday (mixed 12:05 p. m. No. <5 arrives daily except Sunday (pass enger) 7.35 p. m. First class service and close connections east, west and south W. D. Clifton, The Union Pacific will place in effect on June 21, July 7 to 10 ioc., July 18 and August 2nd, Summer Excursion rates ot ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP. plus f‘2.00 from Kansas and Neb raska points -.TO.. DENVER,COLORADO SPRINGS, PUEBLO. OGDEN, and SALT LAKE. TICKETS GOOD FOR RETURN - UNTIL OCTOBER 31ST. For Time Table and foil information call on