The Northwestern
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
AJT TUB COUNTY SB AT.
OKO. E. BENSCHOTEK,
Editor »ii<1 Publisher
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Entered at the Loup City PostolTice for trans
mission through the mails as second
class matter.
1 ai.l for republican county
CONVENTION.
Loup City. webr. May *0tb, lliOJ.
The republican electors of Sherman coun
ty, Nebras ka are hereby requested to send
delegates from their respective townshlra
to meet in convention at Loup City, Neb
Wednesday, June 4tU, 10OS at 1:00 p ■>>
for the purpose of eleci ing delegates to the
Republican stale, congressional, and sena
torial conventions, lor the year 1902, to elect
a county central committee and to nom
inate a county ticket as follows!
County Attorney and
One Representative.
Also to transact such other business as may
properly come before said convention.
The several townships are entitled to rep
resentation as follows, the apportionment,
being based upon the vote of the last gen.
eral election (1001) for Hon. Samuel Sedg
wick, Justice of the Supreme coart. giving
each township one delegate for every ten
votes or major fraction thereof and that t.o
township shall be entitled to lees than two
delegates:
Ashton.4 Loup City.'2
Bristol.2 oaf Creek. *
Clay.2 Rockville. 2
Klin.Scott . 2
Harrison .. ....... -5 Washington. 2
Hazard . -t Webster. 2
Logan. ,3
Total..43
it is recommended that the primaries be
held at the usual voting places Satur
day, May 31, ISO'!,
By order of the County Csntaal Committee
Aaron Waia, Chairman.
W, J, risiiKH, Secretary.
CALL FOR PRIMARY.
To tbe legal voters of Loup City twp,
Sherman county, Nebraska: You are
hereby notified that there will be are
publican caucus held at the city llose
House, Loup City, Saturday, May 3tst.
at 2 o’clock p. in., for the purpose of
electing 12 delegates to the republican
county convention, to be held at Loup
City. Wednesday, June 4th, 1902 and
to transact such o ther business as may
properly corn* before said caucus.
GKO. E IlOTCHKINS,
Twp. Committeeman Loup City Twp.
The following is a list of subscrib
ers of Loup City telephone exchange:
Business Place*: W P Heed, liven
barn; Aaron Wall, attorney at law:
E. S. Hayhurst, hardware and imple
ments; Geo. H. Gibson, count)
clerks otllce; A K Chase, general
etore; 8 F Reynolds, meat market;
H M Mathew, attorneys otllce; W It
Mellor, real estate office; First Bank
of Loup City ; It J Nightingale, at
torneys office; Odendahl Bros, drug
etore; T M lteed, hardware and im
plements; U P Depot; E G Taylor,
Elevator office; Ohlsen Bros, brick
yard office; Ke)stone Lumber Co.,
VV N Eaton, livery baro; Si Elmo
hotel, Northeran Milling Co., John
Travis, general store; Chas. Gastever,
general store; O F Petersen, geoeral
store; J W Long, real estate office;
T TI Eisner, saloon; C W Conhiser,
general store; M C Mulick, saloon;
W T Chase, drug store; B & M depot.
Residences. S F Reynolds, J W
Conger, I)r. A 8 Main, Henry Jenner,
L N Smith, H J Clifton, W T Chase,
T 8 Nightingale, C J Odendahl, A E
Chase, E A Browo, T A Taylor, S 8
Hoover, W It Mellor, H M Mathew,
Electrician Lambert of Omaha
will install switoh board and com
plete system in all details at once.
“lletnembering the extremely de
lightful days that l have passed
at the Millard in years gone bv, I
recommended to Mis?. Kidder when
we came to Omaha in May, 1902,
that she should go to The Millard,
with the result that the entire
Company stopped at The Mil
lard.” said Louis Mas )u, tin
favorite leading man of Miss. Hath
ryn Kidder's well known theatrical
company in “A Country Girl” That
this famous star and her company
were thoroughly well pleased is evi
denced by the following dainty re
incraberance from Miss. Kidder: “My
Dear Mr Marked: In leaving, per
mit me to thank you for my very
pleasant stay at The Millard. Sin
cerely jours, Kathryn Ktddei
Omaha, May !>, l!l02," The Millard
Omaha’s leading hotel, most centiul
ly located, entirely refurnished
throughout, offers us low a rate at
$2.00 per day, American plan, high
grade cuisine, tirst-class service
same as is enjoyed by thore in tht
higher priced rooms; European plan
$1.09 aud up per day. The Lincoln
V
opposite depots, only Grtlclasa bote!
in Lincoln, t'2 00 perday.
PROUD OF THEIR BURDENS.
Street I'rrhtiK Get No ChAnee to ferry
Hug* for <3olf«*ni.
The early evening suburban trains
coming into the Broad street station
and the Heading terminal In Phila
delphia contain a good sprinkling
these days of young men and women
carrying bags filled with golf clubs,
The boys who lurk about the exits
in the hope of picking up nickels and
dimes for carrying small baggage let
these people severely alone. They
know It’s no use. A young man
alighted from one of the trains at thd
terminal yesterday afternoon, says the
Philadelphia Record, accompanied by
two young women. He was, conse
quently, loaded down with three of
the unwieldy bags—his own and those
of his two companions. As he passed
through the gates he was approached
by a boy, who cried: “Carry yer bag
gage, mister?” The young man sim
ply w'aved him aside. Another boy,
more worldly wise, took the first boy
to task: “When yer in de business as
long as me,” ho said, you’ll know bet
ter dan to waste yer breat’ on dem
guys. Dem’s golf players, dem is.
Dey wouldn't let yer carry dere stuff
fer not’n’. Dey t'ink It's smart to be
seen carryin’ dem clubs around’ de
streets. Home of ’em carries ’em
aroun’ w’ot don't play golf at ail.
Don’t you never tackle none o’ dem
people. Dere’s not’in’ in It,"
STOLEN-DARK BROWN MARE!
From 0won O’Neill’s ranch in
Hack county, on the night of May
17, 1902, weight about 7'0 pound?,
about 8 3 ears old, star in face and
white spot on nose, quick gaited and
single foots some, has two saddle
sores: also nearly new saddle, buck
skin seat and buckskin roll in front.
Person suspected is about 24 years
old, medium size, dark complected,
shabby clothes and corderoy pants.
May have partner or two horses. A
REWARD OKtaO.o: IS OFFERED
for capture aud conviction of thief
and return of property, or 25.00 for
either conviction or return. Writ*
or wire any information to the
undersigned. (). E SMITH, Sheri IT.
Raesett, Neb , May 19, 1002.
DA Ml EKOCS IF NEGLECTED.
Burns, cuts anj other wounds often
fail to heal properly if neglected unrt be
come troublesome sores. DeWItfs Witch
Hazel Salve prevents such consequences.
Even where delay has aggrivated the in.
jury lie Witt’s Witch Hazel salve effects
a cure. “1 had a running sore on tny leg
thirty years," ray a II O llartly, Yankee
town, Indiana. After using many rem
edles, I tried lleWitt’s Witch Hazel salve
A few boxes healed the sore.” Cures all
skin deseases. Plies yield to It at once
Beware of counterfeits.—Odendahl Bros.
Curtain and Piece Fell.
Edmond About, the French novelist,
was once asked to write a newspaper
notice of a play written by a friend.
The playwright begged him to discuss
the acting and scenery, but to say little
about the drama itself, which was evi
dently not proving much of a success.
About did as requested, told of the plot
at length and gave much detail as to
accessories, winding up with this sen
tence: "About midnight the curtain
fell, and with it the piece."
Arab Harem in Mexico City.
A genuine Arab’s harem has come
to light in this city, or rather to the
ears of the police, through the com
plaint of a young Mexican girl, who
some time ago was prevailed upon to
become an inmate, says the Mexican
Herald. The lord of the harem was an
Arab known as A1 Isliam, who came
here with a number of his tribe, and
finally set up housekeeping with four
comely damsels of the tribe on Callejon
de la Rosa. The Mexican girl, whose
name was Soledad Gonzales, was taken
to the house, where some special mar
riage rites were performed, and she
was arrayed in Arab costume. She
was much disconcerted at finding there
were four wives already, but says she
finally became resigned to the life.
Her lord and master gave her a severe
beating, however, and making her es
cape, slio applied to the police for pro
tection. The house was accordingly
raided, but the wily Arab had got wind
of the affair and in the traditional
manner of his countrymen, bad "folded
his tenis" and ■‘sn',nk<?d.”
Those who wish to tn*‘<’t I»r. Seymour
at the Koebl >r hotel in grand I ?• Ij«nr'.
Tuesday June flih. may by writing him
at once at Lincoln Nehr. secure a spe
cial *|>pr>iiitiimt.t card whim will give
them the privilege of meetj. g lent
without charge fi r consultation.
LIKE A OKOVV.NINjti MAN.
“1 ive years ago a disease the doctors
called dlspepsia took sum hold of me that I
could scarcely go,’’ writes lieorgc S. Marsh
well known attorney of .Nocona Ti \
• ‘I took quantities of prvin and uthet
medicine^ bin nothing helpe* use. Ao
drowning man grabs at a straw i grabbtt
at Kadol. i feltan Improvement at onc<
and after a few bottles am sound and well.’
Kodol is the only preparation v.hichi xnctlj
1 ri produces I he iiHttiral digestive juices am
consequently is t lie only one which digests
any good food and ernes any form of atom
1 aril trn.ib'o. I ill odadl 1 ■■ 11»-_
Whi'u you want auv tint. <. 'u t‘i 1
harness line g" to a h iri.tsa btort
1 When you arc sick go to a doctor.
WK8TKKVII.LK ITHM».
t The following news item* wn»*
crowded out last week for want cf lime
him! space.—ED.)*
On Saturday morning Inst Mrs. Con
way passed away She leaves a bus
bind, four children anil an aged fathrr
to mourn her loss. During her 2 wet k*
illness she received every attention that
a lovirg family and kind friends could
give. Tb»‘ bereaved husband appro
| dates the many kindnesses shown by
| the people of this eonimunir; She
j w as burHcd on Sunday morning, Ke-v
| IV. E. Matibews preached the sermon.
Westerville has been fortnuate
! enough to secure the furvices of K*v.
II. SI rinkney of Havenna for Decor
ation Day.
Westerville boasts of babies that have
I lately come to town, Sir MaeArthut
i had a new daughter on the lltb, Walter
I Baker a son May 5th, Grai dp i Tucker
i smiles when be tells you of his tirs
grandchild, that hoy thst cauie on Maj
| 15 to Stay with bis eon Henry, and Mr.
Conway has a motherless daughter,
born May 5th.
We have hHu quire a little excuetneiu
ti< ro since the preacher hauled Milton
<'o| -y Bud Fred Loewe before j• i~t iot»
Miles on May 13th ft r dt-nub > g the
religious service. It < i I not lam long
however, for In less than a we«k they
both plead guilty, paid the tine and
were dinnifi-et’,
There Is a growing trade a t t lil« point
The good prices paid for produce and
the honest goods sold, draw' trade fioin
I.ee I’ark on the one baud, and well on
the way to Ainsley on the o'her.
A family from low i passed through
here some six v ei ks .ago looking up a
location, went th" other ride of the
How only to return, buy out John Craig
and settle here; but though i he Trotter
family moves into ids house John will
not leave us.
The married ft Ik» entertainment last
Saturday was an unqualified success.
There was a good crowd, a line program
and 310. cleared to help tix the parson
age. And now the preaid *nt of the
r.udiea AM society, MrsG. Melms, an
nounces an ice ere an supper at her
lioni' on .June tsth and Mrs s O. John
son plans to have a men's social at the
end of June; meanwhile it rains, rains,
rains and we ail smile a big broad
i mile.
WAX I* OTHKKIS TO KNOW
“I have used DeWitt.s tattle Early Kis
ers for constipation and torpid liver and
they are all right. X am glad to endorse
them lor 1 think when w< And a good
thing we ought to let others know it,"
writes Alfred Iloinze, Quincy, III., They
i ever gripe or distress. Sure sufe pills.
Odendahl Bros.
TRAGEDY OF A LOCOMOTIVE.
Inglorious Kndiug of the Career of a
World's Fair Wonder.
Engine No. 909, so the types have
told, draws a daily milk tru'n on the
New York Central railroad. Therein
lies the tragedy of a locomotive. Eight
years ago this same 999 was a pet ex
hibit in the machinery department of
the World’s Fair at Chicago. It was
the monarch of the rails, the holder
of a world’s record, the subject of
great newspaper headlines, and the in
spiration of editorials on attainable
speed. In May, 1893, without breath
ing hard, No, 999 did a nine-mile
spurt on a level track at the rate of
102 miles an hour. On the same trip
and many times afterward the great
locomotive drew the Empire State
express during a long run at a sus
tained speed of more than a mile a
minute. It was photographed in Its
great act by the biograph process, and
to this day, on countless moving pic
ture screens, breathless music hall
crowds may see its counterfeit pre
sentment approach and vanish in a
calcium glare. And now 999 draws a
milk train! Having traveled “the
pace that kills,” it has gone to the
rest cure. Overtrained, like a human
athlete, the ex-cha;npion ef the steel
highway must henceforth ‘‘live softly”
all its days. But what a churning It
would give the fresh Orange county
cream If some day old 999 should sud
denly awake, as did the old deacon's
famous trotter, to a revived sense of
its former prowess!—New York Sun.
Chicago'* 4.403 I.uwyen.
Last January there were iu Chicago
4,403 lawyers. It was estimated that
during the year the average income
of the lawyers did not exceed $750. A
few lawyers have incomes of $40,000,
and a larger number attain to the dig
nity of $30,000. The attorney who
can be sure of $5,000 has a practice
recognized as good, and a standing in
his profession.
: Baking Powder
Alum baking powders are the greatest
menacers to health of the present day.
Makes the bread
more healthful.
| Safeguards
against alum.
ROYAL BAKING POwDgW CO.. VOWK.
NO rif'K
Socislista of Sherman County Nebr..
There will bea meeting of the Social
i*ts of Sherman C’ouuty Ntbraaka, held
in tlio town hall at Ashton, Nebraska on
Thursday, June 19, 190'J. at 2:00 p. in
for .lie purpose of nomiusting a county
ticket and also to transact all other
bnsitn-se that may come before said
inerting
Respect fully,
I.oeiil Branch. No 5, Socialist Party,
Ashton, Nebr., John F. Smish,
• Secretary.
non’l waste your money on worthies* Im
itations of Rocky Mountain Tea. uet the
genuine made only by the Madison Medi
cine t;o. a «rout faintly remedy. M.Vts —
Odendalil Bros
notice roit publication.
Land office *r Lincoln. Neb.
APRIL, Nth. m«.
Notice is hereby given tlutt the follow
ing-named settler lias filed notice ol his
intent ion to make final proof in sup
port of his clain, and that said proof
WIU •»« made before J A Angler,
the County Judge at l,oup Ity, Netiraska
on July 8th, 1902, via: Alary Francis Beck,
formerly Mary Francis Wilson, for the
southwest fourth of the northeast fourth
and the southeast fourth of the northwett
fotnth and the northeast fourth of the
south west fourili and the northwest
fourth of the southeast fourth, section i,
Township 11, Range 16, Homestead Kntery
No. 17.370. He nan rs the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, vi*:
William tiarnelh, Litchfield, Nebr.
John If Mead, ••
W. F. Spencer, ••
George Gray, •• ..
An y person who desires lo protest against
Hit* allowance of such proof, or who knows
>f any substantial reason, under the
law and the regulations of the Interior
Department, why such proof should net
be allowed, will be given an opportunity
at the above mentioned time and place
to cross-examine the witnesses of said
slaimant, and to offer evidence In re
buttal of that submitted by claimant.
_W. A, Green, Register.
NOTICE* FOR 1*C PLICATION
Land OiUce at Lincoln Neb.
May 7th. liXfc'.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler lias tiled Dotted of his
Intention to make tinal proof In support
of his claim, and ihat said proof will be
made before J. A. Augler, the county
Judge at Loup City, Nebraska, on June-A ,
I9d3. vis. Jens Christensen for the north
west quarter of Section 31, Township in
Range in, Honestead Entry 17,4123. Ho
names ihe following witnesses to
prove liis continuous residence upon
ami cultivation of said land, viz. Chas.
Fredrlekson, of Arcadia, Nebraska, George
H. Whitman. Jr of Arcadia, Nebraska,
William Minno of Arcadia, Nebraska,
Ernest Leatheiman, of Arcadia Nebraska
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the law
and the regulations or the Interior Depart
ment, why such proof should not lie allow,
ed. will be given an opportunity nt the
above mentioned time and place to
cross-examine the witnesses of said
claimant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal
oi that submitted by claimant.
W, A. Green, Register.
DON'T START WRO.VU
Don’t start the summer with a llngerlrg
congh or cold. We all know what a "sum
mer cold” Is. It’s the hardest kind to
cure. Often it "hangs on', through the en
tire season. Take It in hand right now
A few doses of One Minute Cough Cute
will set you light. Sure cure for coughs,
colds, croup, grip, bronchitis, all throat
and lung troubles. Absolutely safo. Acts
at once. Children like it. "One Minute
Cough Cure is the best cough medicine
I ever used,” says J. H. Bowles, Grov ton
N. II. I never found anything el»e mat
acted so safelyandqulekly.’’ Odendahl Bros
V novel feeling of leaping, bounding tm
pulse goes through youi body, you feel
young act young and are young after tak
lug Reeky Mountain Tea. 35 cts-Odeuduhi
Bios.
NTOfS THE GOCGII AND WORKS
off tuf. cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
cold In one day. No. cure, No f’ay. Price
15 cents.
For ,«alk or Rent:—The east half of
block in nor< h east part of city, contain.
Ing house, barn, etc. Willals> sell furni
ture at private > ale.
Mrs Mosks h. smith
LIGHTNING!
'for absolute
PROTECTION TO LIFE
AND PROPERTY
uf>e iIk- Old Reliable Franklin
Light* i ing Rods, which have been
in mt ti'bsful use lor ever tifij
tears. ’/ tntifacLured by (’ole Br< s
Co, 720, 722 and 724 north 7th.
street, Si Louis, Mo.
This Company give a guarantee
(or H Bal ance) of £o00 free with
each building robded. Beat of
workmanship. Reasonable brice-.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no pa
For particua and pri* ea uddies
N’ebarska’s Resident Denier
\Yr. Jl. Dkakk
Grand Island In'* b
lloneat ngen* wanted.
Salaiy or Comm ts •.
A. S- MAIN.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
LOUP CITY. NIUIM k b
OFFICE AT RKSlDoNCK
R. J. NIGHTINGALE,
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J. I. DEPEWS?
Blacksmith
Waoon Maker
O ’
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My shoo i« the largest and best equipped north of the Platte River.
I have a four hors* engine and a complete line of the latest Unproved, ma
chinery. also a foice of experienced men who know how to operate it and
turnout a job with neatness and dispatch
MY PRICES ARE REASONABLE AND PROMPT
ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL CUSTOMERS.
jjj Soliciting your patronage I a in
Yours respectfully
J. I. DEPEW, Loup
Ilv, I
up City, Neb.
A- P. CULUCT,
President
At, P. GUUJUT.
FIRST BANK
OP LOUP CITY.
General Banking
BusinessTransactcd.
Paid up Capital Stock $20,000.
COBRCSPOMDCNT*
Seoboord [National Bank. (Mew York City, IN. Y.
Omaha Motional Bank, Omaha, Nebraska.
•We are Headouaflefs foy
WINDMILLS, PUMP, PIPES & FIXTURES
We have every appliance tor making first class
Drive or Hydraulic Wells and
respectfully solicit your order. Our charges are reasonable
our prices are right. We have added a feed grindec 1 >nui'
business and are prepared to do custom work or mrnisb
ground feed at reasonable rates. Grind Saturday and Monday.
WE RETAIN BINDERS AND IIOH-K TOWERS AND GIJA KAN
TEE OUR WORK TO (JIVE SATISFACTION.
LEWIS HALLER
W. J. FISIIBit. QEO. E. UENSCOOTER,
Attorney and Notary Public liubllaher Loup Citt Nouthwuni'. >
Fisher & Benschoter,
Rea! Estate Agents,
LOUP CITY. NEBRASKA.
Town Lots, Wild, Cultivated and Irrigate!
LANDS FOR SALE.
Eggs! Eggs! Eggs!
FOR HATCHING.
I am now leady to (ill jour or
der from choice siock.
Itose Comb Brown Leghorn, 15
eggs, $1.00, or $1.00 for 100.
Patridge Cochins, 15 eggs $1.00
Cornish Indian Game, 15 eggs, for
♦ I 50.
White Holland Turkey eggs 1) foi
1 50
MBS. A. HANSEL
BCodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of
dlgestunts and digests all kinds it
food. It gives instant relief and nev<«
fails to cure. It allows you to eat ttl!
tlie food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take it. By its use mai.y
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed, it
prevents formationoigason the stom
ach, relieving all distress after eating.
Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take.
It can’t help
but do you good
Prepared only t»y F. 0. Du Witt chlcac ;
"'ho *1. bottle contains 2!4 times Uio 50c. sir*
SV.r «ale t.v OUKNDAHI. OKOS..
Don’t Be Fooledi
Take the genuine, original
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA
I Made only by Madlton Medi
cine Co., Madlton, WIs. It
keeps you well. Our trade
mark cut on each package.
Price, as cents. Never sold
in bulk. Accept no eubaUa
tuts. Ask your druggUl. _
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