Nebraska Newspapers

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The Northwestern
PUBLISHED EVERY KR1DAY
AT THE COUNTY SEAT.
IIKO, K. BK.NrtOHOTKIt, I Editor* »nd
<jko. H OtiMOS, \ PuWUhen
TEKMS:—11.00 PEIt TEAR, IK PAID IS ADVANl K
Entered at the Loup City Postofftee for tran.v
misKion through the mails as second
class matter.
China bus signed the agreement,
but bow long will she keep it.
The stop the-war party in England
lacks just one thing and that is
Billy Bryan tor a leader. If they
will import him they will be sure of
annihilation.
Perusing the story of Mrs. Nation
wrecking saloons in Kansas reads
like a romance from Arcadia. Tjie
idea of saloons existing in prohibi
tion communities
If the Republican party contin
ues to pile up money in the treasury
during the next four years as they
have in the past four, democracy
can go before the people with “that
dangerous surplus” issue pretty
soon.
A Swede has invented a dying
torpedo that sails through the air as
the Whitehead torpedo does the water.
The range of this new invention was,
on first tria\ 4 miles with greater
possibilities expected. It can be set
for any distance, and its destructive
powers are epual to the \\ hitehead.
The Senatorial contest is appar
ently no neurer settled than it was
on the first joint ballot. None of
the most formidable candidates have
made any material gains and none
of them seem to be able to throw any
of their support to any other paitit
ular candidate, should they feel so
disposed.
An election will be held in Logan j
county January 2d, for the purpose
of voting on the question of a bond
issue of I-.12,000 to aid in the con
struction of the Callaway Loup City
and Northern Railway.
The above was clipped from the
St. Joe, (Mo.) Daily News. We are
not responsible.
Victoria, of Croat Britain, the
immaculate ruler < f a mighty people
passed away Tuesday at t>::i0 and a
career that has never been equalled
by mortal woman was ended. She
reigned nearly 64 years and died on
the anniversaiy of the death of her
father, the duke of Kent. Her lor.s
was not only that of Kugland but of
the civilized world, for few rulers
have lived that were as humane as
she.
The leading newspapers of Lon
don have materially changed their
minds on the amendment to the
Hay-l’auncefote treaty during the
past few weeks. At first their tone
was very bellicose but after a little
sober second thaught John Bull
seems to have come to his senses
and now concludes that for the safe
ty of all who use the canal it must
fie thoroughly policed by a power
capable of coping with every exe
gencies.
Nebraska has for some years now
furnished the initial to every demo
cratic vote in the senate as is so plain
ly indicated by the recent vote on
the army bill and the prohibition
amendment thereto. Of course our
missfortune comes through the fact
that our obstructionist senator car
ries the nam? of Allen, which entit
les him to head the list in alphabet
ical form. No enmity should be
laid up against Nebraska for this.
On the 10th of December, 1897, Rev.
S. A. Donahoe, pastor M. E. church,
South, Ft. Pleasant, W. Va. contracted
a severe cold which was attended from
the begginningby violent coughing. lie
says: "After resorting to a number
of so-called ‘specifies,' usually kept in
the house, to no purpose’ I purchase
a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Reme
dy, which acted like a charm. I mos'
cheerefully recommend It to the public ’
For sale by Odendahl Bros.
HIS WIKK SAVED HIM
My wife’s good advice saved iny lile
writes F. M Ross of Winfield Tenn , for
I had such a bad cough 1 could banlly
breathe I steadily grew worse utuh r
doctor’s treatment, but my wife urged
nm to use I>r. King’s New Discovery for
Consumption, which completely cured
me” Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis, La
C.rippe, pneumonia, Asthma, Iby Fe\
* r and all maladies of Chest, Throat and
Lungs are positively cured by this mar
velloua medicine. 50c. and $1.00. Every
bottle guaranteed. Trial bottle free at
Odendahl Bros, drug store.
Min: :f Sitniss Meeting.
MEMBERS OF BOAltD:
Chairman, H (' D.etericb, Dint. No, 5.
Diet. No 1, Anton Kwiatkowski.
“ “ 2. IVtor Thode.
“ ;J, I) L Richardson.
“ I, i.ewis li'*c tit bold.
“ fi, .John Boecking.
*• 7. .1 F Roberts.
Loup City,Nobr., .January »tli, 1!K)1
County Board met this day pursuant to
law and on motion \V. C. Dietericb wss
chosen temporary chainnan
The following named p« rsons pre
sented their certificates of election:
A titoise Kwiatkovvski, supervisor
district No. 1; 1 >. L. Ricliard
son, supervisor district No. d: W. C.
Dietrichs supervisor district No. 5; John
F. Roberts district No 7, and the county
judge I. A. Angicr, having tiled certifi
cate showing that the above named su
pervisors had filed their official bonds,
and that the same hud lieen duly approv
ed by him.it was moved that the said
pirt ies he seated as supervisors of Slier
loan county.
It was moved and seconded that an in
formal ballot he taken for permanent
chairman carried.
On the informal balh t. W C. Diet
erich received six voles lor chairman and
on motion the informal ballot was de
clared formal and Mr. DicLertch was de
clared chairman for 1901.
Minutes of the last meeting was on
motion approved.
The bond of E. II. Robinson as clerk
of Hazard township was on motion
approved.
The bids of Omaha Printing Co.
State Journal Co, Kee*o Printing Co„
Fremont Tribune, E A Brown and Ren
schoter & Gibson were then opened by
the Board.
Board adjoined to U. o’clock, a. m. the
following day.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
this 9th day of January. 1901, all mem
bers being present.
The chairman of the Board reported
the following committees for the year
1901 :
Bridge:—Boecking, Bechthold, liieh
ardsnu.
Roads:—Thode, Roberts. Kwiaj.kovv
ski.
Finance: Bechthold, Rwiatkowski.
Richardson.
< 'laims:— Boecking, Thode, Roberts.
<>n motion the contract for furnishing
supplies as advertised for in lot 1, was!
awarded to the Fremont Tribune tor the
year 1901.
Tim contr tct for printing legal blanks
etc . designated as Lot 2. was on motion
awarded to E. A. Brown.
Lot 3. was awarded io Benschoter and
Gibson.
(Jo motion the bids on printing delin
ipient tax list, treasurers financial state
ment , road, bridge and legal notices as
tiled by E. A. Brown and 15«nschoter
& Gibson were rejected.
On motion Supervisor Thode is
authorized to reshlngle the roof of the
dwelling house on the poor farm.
The finance committee reported hav
ing examined the report of the county
Superintendent and recommend the
same to he approved, being found cor
rect, as follows:
Balance last report.# 73.17
Receipts since. 211.00
Total.* 284.17
Disbursements . 198.50
Hdunce on hand.8 85.61
The names of sixty persons possessing
the qualifications of jurors were then
drawn by the Board to serve at the next
jury term of District Court.
The offer of 8. 8. Porter for rent ot
rooms, for sheriff and superintendent as
follows: “Dr. 8 8. Porter offers to rent
the suit of rooms for the use of the coun
ty supeiintendent of Public Institution
and Sheriff for the ensuing year on the
present terms, to-wit: $75.00 per year
payable semi annually for the three
rooms. Dated this 1st day of January,
1901. 8.8. Porter by V. M. Porter,
per N. his attorney.’' Was ou motion
accepted.
On motion the salary of the county
Superintendent was fixed at the suin of
$700.00 for the year 1001,
The request of County Attorney for
office rent, and fuel, was allowed at
So 00 per month for office rent and three
tons of coal per annum for 1901.
By request the county clerk is allowed
a deputy and one or more assistants when
needed and their salaries fixed at the
sums of $700.00 per annum and $45.00
per month respectively.
The following ri p o t of ihe 8oldiers
delict Commission was on motion
accepted:
State of Neh:a“ki', Sherman County,
s s. To the Hon, The County Hoard of
Supervisors ot sain county, Th- soldiers
relief commission of said county respect
fully repot ts us follow*, towlt: Sitiee
our la-’ aiumtl report made January
j900 we have expanded no money.
There is now in the hands of ihe county
treasurer the sum of $!46.7J. Moon’s
term expires sit this session of the Hoard.
I,.h;; Cuv. Nebr Jan., 5th 1901.
Hen. \V. Hunter, Chairman.
Walter Moon, Secretary.
On motion Waiter Moon-was »ipp int
ed a mem', er <»f the sol lier’s reli.-f com
mission for the teim of three years.
T ie saia-y of the County Attorney
was on motl'Ui allowed at $656.00 for the
•yesr 19ul as by statute provide1’.
Board adjourned toil a. m. January
loth. 1001.
.Ian 10th 1901, B aril in session at per
adjournment.
The officicial bond of Waiter Muon as
member of the soldiers relief commission
for three years was on motion approved.
The estimate of expenses was made
for the year 1901. [same is in another
column.
Official bond of Herbert Baker, as jus
tice of the peace of Emi township was
on motion approved, as was also bond of
Anton Waskowlak.
The bonds of K. A. lfrown and Ben
schoter & Gibson for printing approved.
On motion the clerk is instructed to
advertise tor bids for contract for build
ing of bridges for ensuing year.
Bonds of J. P. Leiniuger as clerk of
Washington township, and Wenzel Hew
oliuski J. P. of Oik Creek were approv
ed.
The following claims were allowed,
deductions for faxes being made and the
clerk ts ordered to draw warrants on the
|respective funds, towit:
• GK.NEKAL KL’M».
Agricultural Fair Association $ 175.95
Bensehoter Jr Gibson. 3.50
8. N,Hweetland. 3.00
.1. F Roberts. 11 30
John Knocking. 10 40
Peter Thode. 9.30
Anton Kwiatkwaskl. 10.50
I). H Richardson [f9.4a tax]. 1020
W. I'. Bieterich. 10 &
Lewis Bechtholds ...... ... 9.00
BBItXiK KITNP
Means A: Tully.f 49842
HOAD UNO
Louis Rein. * 3.50
Whereupon the County Board adjourn
ed to March 4th 1901.
John Minshum., County Clerk.
KKMEDV FOR 8MA11POX
This receipt has been used to ny
knowledge in hundreds of case*,
and I know it will prevent or cure
smallpox, though the pitting* are
filling, says a correspondent of the
San Jose News. When .Jenner dis
covered the cowpox in Eugland the
world of science hurled au avalanch
of fame upon hit head, but when
the most scientific school of medicine
in the world—that of Parris—pub
lished this recipe as a panacea for
smallpox, it passed uuheeded. It is
unfailing as fate and conquers in
every iustance. It is harmless when
taken by a well person. It will
also cure scailet fever; here it is as I
have used it to cure smallpox:
“Sulphate of zinc, one grain; fox
glove (digitalis), one grain: half a j
teaspoonful of sugai; mixed with
two teaspoonfuls of water. When
thoroughly mixed add four ounces
of water. Take a spoonful every
hour. Either disease will disappear
in hours. For a child smaller
doses, according to age. If coun
ties would counsel their physicians
to use this there would be no need
of pesthouses. If you value rdvice
aud experience, use this for that
terriable disease.
The most soothing healing and anti
si ptic application ever devised is l)e
Wlti's Witch Hazel salve. It relieves
at once and cures piles, sores, eczema
and skin diseases. Beware of Imitations,
--Odendahl Bros.
Wanted —Capable, reliable person in every
county to represent larpe company of solid
financial reputation: salary per year, pay
able weekly C3 per day absolutely sure aid
all expenses, straight, bona tide definite sal
ary, no commission: salary paid each Satur
day aud expense money advanced each week
ST AMDAHL HOUSE. 331 DKAUHUKM STHSKT
CHICAGO.
km County': Mortgage Record for the Tear 11.
I
Commencinsr '(ext Monday
J.ANUAPY 14, 1901
Now is the tipie to buy, po fake.
Straight sale.
J. H- TRAVfS.
Game Wanted ,,1Sdrs
SHIPPERS, We v.ant Game in any
<juantity at Highest Market Price and I
guarantee satisfaction.—Capital $35,000
Reference, U. S, Nat'l Rank or Your
Express Agt PERRY, BAL'EIt A;
ENNIS,—Omaha, Nebr, and PhPadel 1
phia, Pa.— Wholesale Butter, Eggs
Poultry and Game,
Lincoln,
Omaha,
Chicago,
St. Joseph,
Kansas City,
St. Louis,
anti all points
East and South.
CITY. NEBR
Denver.
Helena,
Butte,
Salt Lake Citj
Portland,
San Francisco,
and all points
West.
TltAlNS L1CAVK AS FOLLOWS!
GOING EAST
No. 52 Passenger.7:55 a.m.
No. 00 Freight.I,1 50 p.m.
GOING WEST
No. 51 Passenger.t.65p in.
No. 59 Freight.lthiiOa. m
Sleeping, dinner anil reclining clmir < in
(scats free) on through trains 'l t
sold and baggage chock cl to any poi . t i
the United States or Canada.
For Information, maps, tiini I <’i.< ■
tickets call on or write to K. G. A
Agent. Or J. Fit ANOIs, Geicl. 1 a: ••
Agent, Omaha, Nebraska.
U. 1*. RAILWAY.
No. 86 leavesdaily except Sunday ■ rass
enger). 8:00 a. m.
No. 88 loaves Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, (mixed) lJolOp m.
No. 90 leaves Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, (mixed) 8:55 p. in
No 87 arrives dally except Sunday mixed
12:05 p. m.
No. <5 arrives daily except Sunday (pass
enger) 7.35 p. in
First class service and close connections
east, west and south
W. D. CLIFT N,
FOR SALK.—A quarter >i-etii>:i
land, four and one-half miles north
east of Ashton, on Turkey reck and
near the Catholic Church 120 . ■ os
under cultivation, 20 aer< * In pasture
and 20 acres hay land, good m t. :r,i.
sod buildings, granary and tvv>> g." d
wells. Will sell reasotiab'e. Addr< --
Stanisi-aw Lkyvanuowski, <) ru t
Loup City, Xcb.
$25,000 in cash prizes
First Prize, - - - $1000
Second Prize, - - • ">00
Five Prizes of $100 eaqji. 500
Five Prizes of $50 each, 250
Ten Prizes of $25 each, 250
Total, - - - $2600
The TWKNTIKTH CKNTURY
FARM Kit offers the above
prizes to its agents, the money to lie
awarded when the sum total of or
ders received from agents reaches
10,000. In addition to these piizcs,
agents are allowed a commission of
30 cents on each new order, anil 20
con's ou renewds.
The agent sending in the most or
ders is entitled to tirst prize, tloOO;
the next largest gets second prize,
and »(> on down the list. The more
agents entering the sooner the num
bBr—10 000—will be reached.
THE TWENTIETH
CENTURY FARMER
i Omaha, Neb.
THK LAST r. 1C I. A T LAMI
I) 1ST It 1 Ill'TlON
St! (I to the Titnes-Journul Pub
lishing Co., Oklahoma City. <). T.,
and get a line map of he famous
Kiowa and Comanch' reservation,
a copy of the laws governing its
opening to white settlers, and the
Times-Journai one year, which will
keep you posted us to timenud man
ner of opening. All for $1 00
1 f tvontiled i.11 w dig).-linn
belch ng, out tuach or il u feel
dull after eating, trv < liauile i mi's
Stomach and. I.ivir i I . ' Price, 25
cents. Samples free at Odcmhdil Bros,
drug store.
WHY
Do so inanv inereh"i t- Keep • Mew
llooic*’Sewing Mac!, m ■ ia stock? B"
cause by doing so they e'lrivli c * '• ■
customers that (hey'keep o*. i <•
goods ,,f all kite's II, II ; ■ I ti ,
Cut this o-i anil t ike it to Oiendahl
Bros drugs >r>T and l;*• t. a free simple
“f t humb jin’s Sumiach nnd liver
Tab) ts. the hot plr.-ie. They al»o
i me disorders of the stomach, billiou—
ii“S ■: I headache.
It (lulls the scythe of Father Time,
drives away wrinkles of approaching
old nge—the elixir of life, that puts
hope in the human heart—Rocky Moun
tain Tea.—Ask your Druggist.
N<*w is the rime when croupand lung
troubles prove rapidly fatal. The only
harmless remedy that produces Immedl.
ate results is One Minute Cough Cure
It is very pleasant to take and can be
rend upon to quickly cure coughs, colds
and all lung diseases. It will prevent
< Consumption. Odondahl Bros.
You will never find any other pills
so prompt and so pleasant as DeWlti’s
Little Early Kisers. Odendah! Bros.
Old 1'eople Made Young
.1 <\ Sherman, the veteran editor of
ttie Vornioritviile (Mich.) Echo, has dts
cov red tl ■■ n markable secret of keep
i< .’ ’ • • ■ young. For years he
N i tod-ness, Sleeplessness, Indi
te - nm, ll-art trouble, Constipation
a; ! K:uumatism, by using Electilc
Biiteis, i.mi he writes; “It can’t be
praiod too highly. It generally stim
ulutes the kidneys, tones the stomach,
aids digestion, and gives a splendid
appetite It has worked wonders for
my wife and me Its a marvellous rem
edy for old people's complaints.” Only
oO cents at Odenduhl Bros, drug store.
or r tips or r
10 WFEKfr
IT M \Y NOT Al’PEAH AGAIN.
10 Cents.
TRIAL
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The thnner's wife, tor, has her share of space, with
recipes and s -estluiis * n ooker- , >!resBumking, fancy work, care of flowers,
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and new- in particular •tti-rc.-.ing to the .treat farming west. Then, too, are the
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af’.ei the lamps arc lighte-i and the days work is done.
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WINDMILL S, ?UMP, PIPES & FIXTURES
We have every appliance for making first class
Drive or Hydraulic Wells and
respectfully solicit your order. O.u* charges are reasoiinble
our prices are right. We have added a feed grinder to our
business and are prepared to do custom work or furnish
ground feed at reasonable rates.
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