Nebraska Newspapers

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Al l'HB COUNTY SKAT.
(IKO. K. IthAmliniTKK.
Editor ami l*uT»1laher
TEH MS:—11.00 FKH YBAR. (1 PAID IN ADVANCE
Entered at the Loup Citv Postolficc for trans
mission ibrout'd the malls as second
class matter.
John WnlJt of Ati' d;a t; »s again
been elected chief i\i i k of tin* house
of representatives. Hi m: dee good
efficient t-flicer while i ccnpjing that
position two tears ago.
We have 74 republics!! votes in
the bouse of re presi rUi'ivcs and
onh 20 fusionst. And jet there are
some pop papers foolish enough to
contend that there principles of ri
pudintion is still popular with the
people.
The*Times seems lo be very tin
easy about our pill add column
Well we run that for ibe benefit of i
those who read the political columt
of tLe Times. In nine cases out of
ten after reading the political mutter
of that paper they need a pill.
The twenty eight, session of the
Nebraska legislature effected perm
anent, organization last Tuesday by
electing John Mocks tt, Jr. of Lin
coln speaker of the house. Mr.
Moekett was theebnice ot the re
publican caucus and his election whs
made by a solid republican vote of
7t. as against 20, s< lid fusion votes
for L roruis.
Mr. Brown of the l imes Iiideper.it>
‘ent seems to have a tired feeiit g
since he did the county pri '‘mg lor
] imt year for i nu-'u , 1 y nothing, and
in his i u of yes e rd i - he i nsin ti.>t
es ilrit ibe i-,ip rvi-.ti’s .re lo bonne
for i , wh n the fu s in the case are
that he shou d kick himself for tu k
ing fetich a contract. However, his j
exp* lienee in the county pru.lb g j
business for i Ik list year bus been |
a loosing invcsiiiK u; and be li d#|
thn he is no farther abend of ne
ded than when he invested in 'he
Wild C imi'ioha medicine* on main
atri et a few- years
} MIDWINI I0R KXt'luiSION 10
FLO KID A.
The Burlington Ilou'.e again offers
a midwinter excursion to Flordiu, to
leave N br fka points Tm sdaj Jan
uary 0. 1 tiro ugh Standard 1‘ultinBo
Sleepers mil be run from Lincoln
a< (1 Omaha to Jacksonville, I’lordia
doing away with the oaoaasity of
anv change of cars.
Ttie route will he vi;i »V. Louis
and thence to Jacksonville’ Klordia
clo.'l v following the hue of Sbermanfc
famous march to the &ca. 'l’h*
Joarney will be pleasantly broken at
Chattanooga, Tennessee where h day
will be spent in visiting Lookout
Mountain and other points of hist
oric interest. Those wl o desire to
stop over in St. Louis can join the
party enroute.
The exclusion will he personally
conducted by the Burlington Routt
who is tamilar with points of inter
est en rotre and in Florida. Aft*:
leaving Jacksonville members of the
part\ will have the choice of a 111101
bcr'of attractive side trips, and may
return homo at taere leisure. Ar
excel ditiglv low rates for this excur
sion, and the opportunity to escape
the snow and tc-% ttin wintry blasts
ami co d bdl* at tome is a notab'i
one It you con tern pi i*e gong i
would be well to advise me early.
I the matter <>f ace tnmoiT i'rs.r ■>
ltiM*w it’s “first come, lirst served.
Bi kb-t giving complete itinerat
111 oled free on request,
J. KrtAXCl'. G I* A Burlit gt "
IS ut<-, < bn * it i N brask ■
Money Well Ex;v
The government is gc: : • a t' :
Chinese residents of
• for the pro'erty that w . s u-p by
health officials while '-rampin;, out the
bubonic p’ague. 'I may be m re
than the buildings wore worth, hut it
is cheap when oi.n con i lers 1 v
close to our shores the plague ■ .u
getting.
K i 15:n3 Cff En*li£h Sparrows.
Ti e Oemshall Sparrow club. Pur
re'.-. Ft-gland, has accounted for 25,<C2
LLtls during the last six years.
Good Twelfth Night Cake.
A Twelfth Night cake should bs
c:a-’e cf flour, honey, ginger, plum*
and pepper.
I* ,i i i i MV. IK .i M«*M (II
.Most, t ) ubuy have increaa
e<l but, I’ I. -tiln P&iiy News, the
b uilt' *,i p = p» r in Nebraska,
i hi .tl iii !l i ifn i f Twenty
live i/i ; "i •( in util. Thousands of
N. br«!*kaus in t no and1 in country
have be* on its subscription list
year nfU-r rear, mid will join in its
piaises. it is independent ami
mauds vvi i tin people mi ilie great
question* of the day. There is not
a dull lib' in it. Its uimket reports
are the s r\ latest Three editions
:.re prit id .biiu, enabling it to
11 rel ui ii. |>. itions of t e state a
h ad 1 ail competitors The rural
routes at rapidl v increasing in circu
lation, : i i * | • I s' genealj who
van’, u pi , er (.•!.■■:.'|> in price, bqt not
in quality are subscribing for The
Lincoln P.iih News. Why don't you
do likewise?
I-im Cl.MTS SAVED
The Femi-YVcckly State Journal is
$1.00 per tear "ind the Western
Swico Breeder is 50 cents a jeai,
but, if urn ”id One DiUar to The
State Journal you can get noth pap
ers a win le year. The Journal is
• lie paper < f ill papers ' i read legis
lative nows and the Swine Breeder is
a hummer. A^k '.hem for a sample
copv if you hiv’nt seen it. Lincoln
is the center of alt tilings of a stale
nature and The Journal prints more
state news than nnv other paper.
WORSE THAN KISSING BUGS.
New Plague Worrying Citizens of
Pennsylvania Town.
A new bug that is causing almost as
much excitement and inconvenience
as the inf: •: mis “kissing bug” has in
vaded Oil City, Pn. So far no speci
men of the insect has been secured,
but more than fifty persons bear speci
mens of the effects of the stir r cf the
Insect. The bug alights on its vic
tim, perforates bis cuticle in one or
more pipe s and gets away. In an in
credibly short time a large -white blis
ter arise- and unless prompt measures
are ta: on to counteract the effects of
the poison the flesh begins to swell j
and become painful. Cases have oc- i
curr«*d where a bite on the fin cr has
car ed the arm of the victim to swell
to air <: f.v: o the natural sire from
the bio to the shoulder. Several
cases have been severe enough to re
quire the scrvics of a physician.
Cff His Beat.
r ’ -i ci i> service examination
1 . ni an amusing story
V. ‘ n :• in connection with
o ca u st examinations for
j cay the New York Times.
T on a- id by the examining
( wi : “How many miles
to • . on?” Fat, a lu3ty son of old
J.. .hose ri.ght to a place on the
it . na . never before been disputed,
ai. red: “I don’t know how many
no ii is, but I know that it is far
e: ■ ;„•! away to bo outside my beat,
even when it’s full.”
v
The Causes of Laughter.
Prof. James Sully, who ha-? written
a 430-page hook entitled “An Essay on
Laughter,” says that the peculiar mus
cular actions which are grouped under
the ram® of laughter are provoke:1 by
the incongruous, the nr- - - n.' 1
and the unexpected ju.v ; , : i- r i l
things. Prof. Sully cite < . r. of
a man arrested by soldier: • L al
lowed to join them al ..' Is. Ho
cheat's and is kleke 1 cut, his play
mates quite forget tire that lie is their
prisoner. With t1 mry 1. coupled
the story of two ' ■' ts in the dock.
One of them k- :>; n i- kins the other
in the ribs ' >• evidence against
them proceed- until he was made
to desist by the •i-otert: “Who arc you
knocking about? I've as much righ$
to be here as y u.”
Virtues of a Good Cigar.
Bishop Potter in extolling concilia
tion, tells of an experience in which
he induced toe opposing sides to meet
at his b< u1 o, passed around good
cigars, at ' opened a discussion that
results i " < -noing a strike. T jure is
nr. - ue .a a good cigar and an
■if.”
rial r y Telephone.
A i . i: -ted near Baskiug
T?i ;< •• . .. . i r violating the game
laves. Ti.o . - able who arrested the
mar. called up Justice Bowers by tele
phone. His noner heard the evidence
ever the wire a d fined the offender
v.jo and costs, which was paid. <
Story rf ftto - t.
Onco in the > ;• day « or ;
rieal career, v '• -
burdred frn~< - *l, "at, M. V *
Gv.iJbort wf : ■ • -v lv \ ' • t
audience. . " '■ --t his f
p,r. and i ' h; :r:tn:-- t
somewhat t. e prasence oZ
the actress. r-: ■ \ Cfudbert, however,
wda deliphtfr. • < <1, and remarked,
calmly, “i 've 'it' nee, for the day
will coir v.-hcn yru will gladly offer
me 1,10 ' a performance instead
of 1.00.' v. <: -ths Inter the man
ager it ;usand francs, but
eh- :Jy m!nutated for the addi;.
tio-.ai I 0.
J>u you want a piano, organ
or sewing machine. If so call
ami cm 1\ M Heed.
1 .vim i .1:1:1-nt ;i ’0 aens about flvt
':)> • fv In i.nliji I ity Good house,
■v* r, barn, • rc, A large tract unde
i-ulttvati n. A;i| v to A. B. < HAUi.ToN.
Old, N b
If >011 re beii.»u« and seeking advisers.
Take D'Wiu's Dole Euh Risers,
.fusr before g. jtig to bud.
You wid it«.»! on ill-- morrow,
You tiro ml of your sono.v—
Thai* all; Just enough said.
n.fM furious pi) ' do tint, gripe, but
inoyo (tie bowels gently and easily.
| dcnising the liver. I'hHr tome * ffViM
i;hv« strength to ipc gl mile, preventing
a return of the disorder.
A KEOAMHI I'ltKUAUTION.
I) i.'r lO'.tli ct. a e l *. it Is worse !h8n
unpleasant. If is dangerous. 15v us
log On« Minute Codgb Cure you can
cure it it once. Allays totlamatlon.
clears tl. h id, so itis and strengthens
the tnucinm membrane. Cures coughs
■ o011 p, throat u.d lung troubles. Ah
solutley *:.fc. Acts immediately. Chil
dren like It
City Dray
AM)
Transfer Line.
J. W. &A. T. Conger, Props
My ice will be delivered to any part
■ if the city free. The ice ho^Be will be
opened but. nee a day, and that will
lie from 1 lo 8 o’clock, a. in.
All kind* of haul Inf( will be given prompt
attention atnl will make a specialty ot
moving hout'chuUI good. We solicit yotii
patronage.
JAS. W. CONGER
l.< If I* CITY. NEBRASKA.
Charccal Cp ,'s Daily Thought.
"Dey a- . • ir m dat got too much
eonsciei: i' U o’ wid money,” t-aid
Charccal -.i*li one ot his ruminative
moods, ‘ tie tl y am some dat rot
too re;ut, money to’ fool wid con
Rci. c .-•'ri.itah Jackson."—H. E. War
ner .• Baltimore News.
iowa Banking Law.
• ii< s have decided that
nil. ■ f an oyon a savings bank in
t . ‘ so 1. , g as lie does not use
tht ores "savings bank” or "savings
in or:" in describing the busi
liti i r the concern.
pyr cf Eminent Men.
To Hr press comments on
tlie fat ; n American publication
mentions the hundredth birthday an
niversaries of several groat English
authors nr ! 'eg close at band, but
apparently f< ' *• ■« that of an Ameri
can, Ralph io Emerson, which
comes ne-;t y . Here are some oth
ers that a- not far'distant: Bulwer
Lytton (1903), Boaconsfleld (19 'll.
Hawthorne (1904), Whittier (1907),
Longfellow '407), Tennyson (1909),
Tliac'; • > (nit), Dickens (1912).
Those of Balzac. Hugo and Dumas
ha\ - been celebrated within a short
time.
Mountain Threatens Disaster.
Great Altels, a mountain near the
Gemml, In the Bernese Oberland. ia
threatening to erdit a.-under and over*
whelm the mi, iboriu” valley. In
September, IT'', e g ■ . t fall of ice
*roin the A cove:"..,, hundred.? of
acres of men 1 ■ .v !.,ad In the neighbor
hood of SphaimaUen.
Mrs. Fred Urvr».th,
Preiiil«nt ('•nnlr; riob, Benton
Harbor, Slleb.
"After my first baby was bom I did not
seem to regain my strength although the
doctor gave me • tonic which he consid
ered very superior, but instead of getting
better I grew weaker every day. My hus
band insisted that I take Wine of Cardui
for a week and see what it would do for
me. I did ts!.e the medicine and was very
grateful to find try strength and health
slowly returning. In two weeks I was out
of bed and in a month i was able to take
up my usual duties. I am very enthusi
astic in its praise."
Wine of Cardui reinforces the organs
of generation for the ordeal of preg
nancy and childbirth. It prevents mis
carriage. No woman who takes Wine
of Cardui need fear the coming of her
child. If Jlrs. Unrath had taken
Wine of Cardui before her baby came
she would not have been weakened as
she was. Her rapid recovery should
commend this great remedy to every
expectant mother. Wine of Cardui
regulates the menstrual flow.
ffigorCAKDIli
as-.m™'iwanii
(8
rbi.) e'- v ry l«)x of tho genuine
l } >‘Qltinilie Tablets
Uiv re in oily u.ru carets u cults lu one day 1
NEW STORE C
Lj!
About January 12th, 1 will open up tor business
in the Store building of Mrs. A V. Zink.
I will show the largest line of the following goods:
IX DIIESS GOODS:
SERGES,
HENRIETTAS,
CASHMERES,
MOHAIR,
MELTON,
VENETIAN,
DRESS GOODS MIXTURE,
AND PLAIDS.
IN WA1STINGS:
SATIN STRIPED GRANITE,
FANCY STRIPED TRICOT,
RIBBON STRIPED ETOLIAN,
CHINCHILLA STRIPED FLANNEL,
ROPE STRIPED FLANNEL,
OUTING AND COTTON FLANNEL.
Ladies' (Ms aid Skirts, • leas’ aid Boys' Clothing.
1 ANTS AND OVERALLS AND A FULL LINE
OF SHOES AND GROCERIES all too numerous to
mention. Be sure to come in and see our line
E EJME-BDLDSEj^
LOUP CITY, NEB
lit ( Ultr, a *;• »*.i» i > onk i> IV.
'I'mi*<■- LHnatlVS llmino Quinine Taplets.
*!! • 1 nfgistH refund ‘. be money if It falls to
erne M. IV Grave-a signature is on each
lk)\ c
ONE M1 > 17 CK COUGH CCKK
Is ili>-only harmless cough cure that
give. quick relief. Cures Coughs,
C<>M«, Croup. Bronchitis, Whooping
cough, Pneumonia Astlttmi, LaGrippe
hi il all Throat, Ctp'st and Lung t rubles.
1 soaked by rain, says Gertrude E.
K'i n r, Mitncie, Ind., and contracted a
S' . • i eold and cough. J failed rapidly:
iot.1 48 lbs. My «fi recommended
0 linuto Cough Cure. The rtrst
b 't,o brought re ief; several cured me.
1 iio back to my old v eight 148 Ibc
One VI in life Cougti Cure cuts the phtegna
i Ii< \ es the cough iheaf occe, draws
out iodatuination, cures croup. An
real remedy for children. Oden
lml Bros
W J. FISHER,
terney at Law nd notary Public.
4r111 Defend In Foreeioaur* Cuts
AJSO DO A
•ensral Real Estate Business.
Office lo NoHTawrHTKRa liullfltns,
tmie cm, - neuuasha.
A. S- MAIN.
I’HYICIAN & SUT.GEON
LOUP CITY NtBKASKA
Ott U K. at kksiobnck.
Slots TIIE GOUGH ASM WOKKM
OFF TIIF, COLD
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
cnM to cine ilay. No. core. No Pay. Price
ab • cnia.
!
EugoEio
| Field’s
Views on Ambition and Dys
pepsia.
“Dyspepsia,” wrote Eugene Field,
“often incapacitates a man for endeavor
an<l sometimes extinguishes the Are of
ambition.” Though great despite his
Complaint Field suffered from indiges
tion all his life. A weak, tired stomach
can’t digest your food. It needs
rest. You can only rest it by the use
of a preparation like Kodol, which re
lieves it of work by digesting your food.
Rest soon restores it to its normal tone.
Elrongtheninp,
Satisfying,
Envigoratlng.
Prepared only by E. C. Df'Vitt , Co., t'hicaga
: 'iuo *l. buLUo coulaiUi <i,i tuno. Uiu Wo. aiae,
| t. r K ilet>y UUKNDAHL. DItOS.,
A 1* L’UIiHY, I’residmit.
W F. MASON, CftshUr
f ' %v
A
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OF LOUP cir
General Banking
UjsinessTransacted.
Pa-.- up Capital Stock $20,000.
CORRESPONDENTS:
Seaboard INational Bonk, New York City, IN. Y.
Omaha INational Bank. Omaha. (Nebraska.
time tahle,
LOUP OITY NKBR
Lincoln,
Omaha
Chicago,
8t Joseph,
Kansas <Ttty,
9i. Lnula.
ami all points
Hast in.(I south.
Denver,
Helena,
Butte,
Salt Lake City.
Portland,
San Francisco,
and ail points
West.
THAI N9 LEAVE AS FOLLOWS!
GOING BAST
No 58 Pnaxentrer .. 1200 p m
No. (10 Freight.12.8" P- tn
GttING WEST
No. M I’Hancntfcr. .11:07 p. n>.
No. 50 Freight .*:»*» P »•
siet plnir. dinner and reclining chair cars
<»eat» Ire) <ii through trains. Tickets
sold amt l.:iRi!a«r cln' cited to any |*>tnl In
tlicUniud ■‘(ales or Canada
Fro* lntorniation. (ini'* tallies anil
t clteis cull on or wiite to K L vitTlltJit
Audit or J K HA sets, GeuT Hussen^er
Audit. OiuulI t. BetllMSba.
U. P. It AI WAY.
No. Hi I' live* daily except .Sunday tpass
eoKct). a: a. in
.No leaves Monrtav. Wednesday and
Friday. (mixed i i.* cup in
No. tin leaves Tuesday, Thursday and
Mutiirdav, (mixed i ii:(5 p. in. )
Vo. 87ariive» daily except Sunday {mixed
2 On |I. Ill
No Bharrives dally except Sunday (psas
eiijee > 7i*W |i. in.
Pi rat • lass s* rvtc and close connections
east, w cxi and aouih
H. J Clifton, Agent,
HALF HA I K’ IO LINCOLN
January 18 to 24. 1903. On (be above
listen the Btirl:ngtne will s ll ticket
fiom any point in Nebraska to Lincoln
ml reinrii at one fare for the roui tl
rtp Tickets koimI returning until Feb ;
ruury o Aek the Burlington agents.
Cheriis'*d|
i tyju0;3 I
Quality |
Awardc
Gold Midi'
/■'"
•rfs Exposition mw.
8<ilil!>v I'. H EL8NER. I onpClty N<>b
FOUR PERSON \LLY
CONItUPTKD EXCURSIONS
FRO VI O VI AHA
TO
CALIFORNIA
W1 Til CHOICE OF ROUTES
Tit#- < xenr toys leave Omaha • v ry
W. i! «•-!»>, I hunxtay, Friday and Sat
urd iv >-t 4:2'i |> in., In Pullman Tourist
Sd—plng Cars. The ears are acemnpan
in! all th* way by conductors skilled in
the se> vice of excur-lon parties. Che
Union Pacific i« theonlv line from Oma
ha running four excursion* to Californa
every week.
These excursions can be joined at any
point enroll to.
For foil information eall on or ad
dress 11. J. Clifton Agent.