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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1903)
ASHTON NEWS ./OI/.V /'. SMITH, bora! Editor DEPARTMENT. and •Artec rtisiny Solicitor. Devoted to the Interests of Ashton. FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1903. Started, April 3, 1903. LOCAL NEWS. Coal for threshing machine use. The best at K. 0. Taylors. Five cars of hogs were shipped from this point to market last week. Sherman Newton was able to drive to town Monday for the first time since kia late accident. The socialist county convention will be held at Loup City on Satur day, Sept. 12 th., 1903. Owing to a dance held in the country Saturday night, the adver tised town dance was posponod. Elmer Dobson came from the western country last week for a visit with his brother Lee. Cash wheat soared to#$1.02 at Minneapolis last week, however Sept, delivery was only quoted at 85 eentp. Mrs. L. Davis was taken to St. Paul to the Grothen hospital on Monday instead of last week as we have previously reported. Mrs. I. M. i’olaki is enjoying a visit with friends and relatives in Indiana and will remain for about two or three weeks. The putting in ol a new founda tion and the general repairing of the Taylor elevator ie about completed. St. Paul elevator contractors have been doing the work. The Badura-Borowski law suit before his honor at Ashton, was postponed for do days and the vil lage has a slight stay ol judicial excitement. The Ashton Catholic church par sonage is now going up. Fred Wiekinan is busy laying the found ation. The building will he a very pretty one of which Ashton tnay well be proud. The Ashton Catnp M. W. A. will hold a big* picnic at Ashton on September 2nd. A great lime is expected and one of the drawing features will be a base ball game between Ashton and Lojp City for a purse. A big crowd is expected. C. F. Hucebausen has purchased J. 1\ Taylor’s share of their polatoe patch, paying $200.00 therefor, and as potatoes are souring sky high in price on the market Charley ex pects to realize handsomely on the crop. All Ashton was out galore at St. l'aul la9t week to see our boys put it all over the Boclus hall club in a three to one game. Ashton had a walk away as they had their orig inal nine and after a warm game were victorious by a score of 18 t0 ti. Andrew Oorslka, our county super visor' called on us Monday and re ports that be lias ten acres of einmer, tile famous stock feed, which is one solid mass of grain with little straw and very large head. A conserva tive estimate by neighbors of the yield is that the crop will go 70 bushels to the acre. Theo. Sectors and John G. Badura got into an altercation last Saturday night. Both parties came into court immediately to settle and as J. G. pleaded guilty and it was proven that tiro assault was provoked, nis honor fined each $10.00 and costs, and then remitted the fines on prom ises of PEACE by the parties in the future. August Jaeschka was up to Loup City last Tuesday and closed a deal whereby he purchased another quart er section of land lying about three and a half miles west of Ashton Wc understand that this land has a large amount of good hay on it and that it is for lease for cash or share of hay crop. We also hear that August is negotiating for some residence property at the county seat. \ \ KKi'UUIJOAN COUNTY CONVENTION (Continued from Editorial poire ) Then the following gentlemaD were chosen to the state and judicial conventions. State.—R, J, Nightingale, A. Wall, John Cresiler, C. Trulsen, Wm. Calleu and W. R. Palmer Judicial.—W. K Mellor, G. W. Hunt er, P. T Rowe, W. T. Owen, Geo. E Benschoter and H. R. Palmer. The convention then adjourned after electing the following country central committee: II. Smelser, Ashton twp., Chairman R. J. Nightingale, Loup City twp Wm. Smelscr, Rockville twp. E. Munn, Ila/ard twp. S. S. Reynolds, Web9tcr twp II Claussen, Washington twp. E E. Traey. Logan twp. \. VV.Throckmorton, Clay twp H. Stnelser, Ashton twp. Adam Zahn, Elm twp J. A. Mawhinney, Bristol twp. RESOLUTIONS. We, the Republicans of Sherman county, Nebraska, in convention assem bled, re-attlrm the principles of the re publican party as laid down in the National platform of 11*00, and renew our allegiance thereto The National administration has been one that every Republican can point to with justifiable pride. The eonduct of the brave and fearless Roosevelt, in securing trust legislation, and insisting that such legislation he enforced, has demonstrated the sincer ityoftlie Republican party in its at titude to trusts We point with special satisfaction and pleasure to the attitude of our party on the trust question, be cause It Is such a marked contrast to that of the Democratic party, who have been parading it in their platforms, and making demogoglc appeals to the people, while in fact they have never enacted any anti-trust law, or taken any stop to enforce any such laws as aro al ready in existence We desire to express our admiration of the patient conduct of the President in respeet to the relation between Cap ital and Labor. He has used the in fluence of his great office to bring a bout a permanent condition of harmony between Capital and Labor, and to com pel both sides to submit their demands to the principle of arbitration instead of resorting to industrial warfare, and this at a critical time, when action, not promises and theory, were needed. lie lias shown a juit and proper regard for the rights af property, combined with a spirit of humanity and a regard lor the laboring classes. In this be has shown himself a conspicious example of Rep ublican principle, which have always favored the rights of labor, and at the same time have had due respect fur the rights of property. The public life of President Roos evelt, like that of his private life, rests upon the everlasting principles of hon esty and integrity, the only sure and certain suport for the Government, good seeiety, good morals and good man. These principles of his heroic virtues have contributed more to the detection and destruction of the dis honest practices of Trusts and Com bines, than all the statutes ever penned by legislative bodies. The unparellcd commercial prosperity of the Nation is due to the security and safety inspired into business by this unswerving loyalty to the rights and privileges of (he people, irrespective of their politics station or color. We also point with pride to the ac tion of the President and bis Cabinet, to delinquencies in the Post Office de partment, which demonstrates the fact that the Republican party has the hon esty and courage to punish official wrong doing regardless of polities Jn view of the excellent Adminis tration of Presidential all airs and of the great benefit and good our Nation has derived through the honesty, cour age and patrotism of him who was called to the Nations head by a tragedy, we urge the republican* of Shermau County to use all honest and honorable effort to secure the nomination of President Theodore Roosevelt, in li>04. We commend the 2Kb. session of the legislature of our State and congrat ulate the Republican Party upon the fact that among the many good laws passed for the benefit of the fanner whereby the Railroad Companies are competed to furnish equal facilities to the farmer to ship bis grain as are giv cn to the Klevator^Trusts. also for en acting a just and equitable system of taxation, whereby the Corporations are compelled to bear their share of the burden of State Government. We congratulate the Republicans of Sherman County on having been repre sented in the Scnato by a strong and eloquent defender of the rights and in terests of the people, in Senator Aaron Wall. We desire to extend the hand of fel j lowship to those Demoerates and Pop ulists, who, compelled by patrotie motives have recently joined the re publican ranks. Respectfully submit ted. i Geo. K. Benschotsr, Committee. 1 11 Bmelser, f Wm. Strankmann, Dwindling Away We note that the old time enthus iasm of the populist war horse of by gone days have somewhat dwind led in both county and township as far as the east side of the county is concerned. The Ashton township primary Saturday did not seem to go with the old time vigor. But by a good deal of persuasion among the few present A township ticket was finally put up and a delegation was sent to county convention pledged so as to hold what remnants was left of the fast decaying east side end of the fort. On Looker. A Surgical Operation Is always dangerous—do not always submit to the surgeons knife until you have tried DeWitt’s Wieth Hazel Salve It will eure when everything else fails —it has done this in thousands of cases. Here is one of them: I suffered from bleeding protruding pills for twenty years. Was treated by different special ists and used many remedies, but obtain ed no relief until I used DeWitt,s Witch Hazel Salve. Two boxes cured me eighteen months ago and I have not had a touch of the pills since 11 A. Tis dale, Summerton, 8. C. For Blind Bleeding, Itching and Protruding Pills no remedy equals DeWitt,s Wich Hazel Salve. Sold by Odendahl Bros _ NOTH’!-:. I have a car of Maitland Pea coal of excellent quality, flood tor steam threshers. Call and examine it. K. <». Tayloh. ; Have You Heard of The Llon'n Mouth? The old idea is adapted by a pro gressive American newspapper to meet modern requirements Collier’s Weekly is conducting a very novel and interesting competition for its ' readers each month. To enter the con gest all one has to do is to review the issue of Colliers for the current month aud answer the two or three questions which are printed in each issue giving such opinions and such suggestions as will aid in improving the paper. ! Collier's aims in this way to secure the assistance of every one of its readers in making the paper more to their liking. 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The Great GERM AND INSECT DESTROYER CONTAINS EVERY ANTISEPTIC AND GERMICIDE KNOWN TO SCIENCE HOG CHOLERA Isagerm disease of the intestines. Tlfe cholera bacteria finds its way into the nniinal through the drinking water or tilth, passing into the stomach and finally down along the intestines it sets up fermentation and from there tbrougt the blood, liver and other organs. llog cholera cannot be treated successfully unless treatment is commenced before the germ has reached the period of rapid multiplication. If taken in time it can be cured and in all cases prevented by the use of Liquid Koal because it is the only germicide that will pass through «lie stomach into the intestines and from there into the blond, peimeating the whole system, and still retain its germ Rilling properties. Ailothor so called cholera cures loose tiller potency by the acid react ion of the gastric Jucies of the stomach lienee have no value. Ltpuid Koal is also the best remedy for chicken cholera. Read what others have to say. *— -o llarttngton, Neb. I>ec, in, lkfti. Nationtal Medicine Co,, York, Neb Lear Sirs:—1 am a user of Liquid Koal and am well pleased with it 1 would not try to do without it as 1 find it useful In a great many ways, 1 have hail no sick hogs since I commenced using It a year ago In my opinoin it Is the best and cheapest hog cholera preventation on the market to-day. Yon can use this as you wish Any one wishing to know more about this please write to mo- Knocii Kr.v -—o PRICE oneguart uan. $1.00 One Gallon. 3 00 Five Gallons per gallon 2.75 A 25c 32 page book on diseases of Ten Gallon Keg. per gallon $2.5° ‘25 (Gallons, half bbl per gal,. 2-‘2,r> 50 Gallons, 1 bbl per gall. </' animals sent free on application. MANUFACTURED BY Nationol Medicial Co. s"SS,'r' For gale oy .1. SOLMS, Loup City Neb. THOS. JAMROG, -DEALER IN Hardware, Stoves and Tinware and a complete stock of Come to my store to buy. I can please you both in quality and price of goods. ASHTON, NEBRASKA. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE —-PAID FOR Live Stock. Bring your Stock to the ASHTON ( MARKET. { I will pay ALL h^tho market r_ a (fords. J. P. TAYLOR, Live Stock Dealer, ASHTON, .... NEBRASKA. J id BOUGHT AT T11E B & M. ELEVATORS MCALPINE, LOUP CITY, SCHAUPP SIDING,. ASHTON AND FAllWELL. Goal for Mat Loud City and Ashton. Will Boy HOGfe AT SCHAUPP SIDING AND EAR WELL Citll and st* our coal and get prices on grain. E. G. TAYLOR. ’I ti SUBlBin ill 101111*8 IRA T. PAINE & CO. JVIONUjVlENTS. MARBLE GRANITE AND ALL KINDS OF CEMETERY WORK. BEST OF MATERIAL. LOWEST PRICES FOR GOOD work. See us or write to us t>eforo •riving an order. GRAND ISLAND, . NED. You Should Road The NORTHWESTERN and get Your Neighbor TO SUBSCRIBE FOR IT. THE PAPER THAT i '» i v» * 33 THE PAPER OF THE LARGEST CIRCULATION published in the county. The paper that publishes all the SUPERVISOR’S PROCEEDINGS AND IS READ BY jSfearly 5,000 PGOPL6. AdYeriise ii 1 titan THE BEST 3 a T EH T l S J M;<s MEJt - . - „ in th)G Gourytry. Fiysst display oF ADVERTISING TIRE FACES. WG HAVE ALSO OVER SO JOI3 ?YPS PflGSS And For Tins Reason You Should Also Come To THE NORTHWESTERN Offise For Fire Job Work, Ws Do Job Work getter, JNeater apd Quieter Than you can get it done at most country print* iny offices. We also have an elegant display of FINE WOOD TYPE FOR POSTER WORK Sale bills, hand bills and poster work a specialty
