'1 HH No 1 IV .
PUBLISHED KVRKY FRIDAY
AT THK COUNTY HK AT.
OK«». K. II KM SC HOT Kit,
K,lit or and l'ublinher
TKHMS:—$1.00 PICK TEAK. IP r All! IS AOVASCl
Rntercd at the I.oup Citv Postofflce for trans
mission through the mails as second
class matter.
We shoul i not he loo hasty in
giving an opiniou ei’herforoi against
Senator Dietrichs Let the law and
evidence decide that. The only just
conclusion lhat one can couie to at
present, is that if guilty, lie should
be severely punished and if innocent
he should be given every possible
chance to vindicate himself.
The next term of the district court
for Sherman county » id convene at
Loup City, December l4tLi, 190:5.
It will be a Jury term and tbe fol
lowing Jury is called to be in at
tendance on December loth, 1903 at
10 o’clock, A. M: Frank Bnnczin
ski, J. W. Zimmerman, L. N. Smith,
Eugene Hickman, John Beck, Ferd
inand Schroll. Fritz Bickel, Joseph
Eckel, Stewart McFadden, Sylvester
Kranee, Fred Burk, George Herrin,
Edwin Manchester, Wallas Peters,
l'rank Kaschlou, sr., Geo. Kozak,
John Dickerson, John Otlewski,
Will Peterson and Wright Reynolds
Tue Times got a little funny last
week and tried, actually tried, to
write poetry. The following is a
sample of the effort:
SUITOR HBNSCHOTER S MUSES.
I've got a little hobby.
It came elec tion day :
It keeps my mind a working
In an awful pleasing way.
I’ve got a snap. 1 tell you
Jest eats and sleeps and drill ks.
And looks up to ilo sheriff
And wonders what Ed thinks, '
Now the fact is, we never worry
about, what “Ed thinks.” His think
tank is to shallow to drown aujonc
and reailv, to muddy to bo of any
special use. But read over tbe poet
ry again and see bow nice it runs.
It has a jingle like a cow bell.
CATTLEMEN KILLED- j
Several Other* Injured In a Wreck on ;
the II. & M. Near Litchfield.
As train No 4b on tbe B. & M. j
road was about five miles out of j
Litchfield on her run last Monday a
serious accident happened in which
two lives were lost and several others
badly hurt. The accident occurred
without warning when the second
section of the train ran into the way
car and utterly demolished it. Two
prominent cattlemen from Hyaonis
were instantly killed and a man bv j
the name of Kinkaid from near j
Hvannis wa3 very badly hurt. Those!
slightly injured were one brakemen
and several passengers whose names
were not given. The dead and
wounded were taken to Mason City i
at ouce.
EXTRA SESSION.
The Board of Education of the j
Loup City High School, after trau-!
eacting their regular business last
Saturday evening adjourned to Tues
day evening, December 8th, for the
purpose of discussing the advisabili- j
ty of placing another teacher in the
school and instituting another room.
For some time past both the inter
mediate and grammar departments
have been so crowded that it has
been quite impossible for the teach
ers to do justice to the pupils and
the new plan, if carried out, will
greatly improve mutters iu this re- i
apeot. D is proposed to take sholaisj
from both of these rooms and estab ;
link a new room. It can be done i
without altering the standing of any 1
of the pupils to any very great ex- I
tent.
There is no doubt but what every |
teacher is putting forth their best
efforts to give general satisfaction
and if they fail it is only because of
the overcrowded condition of their
respective departments. At the ail
journed meeting it is desired that
the teachers be present and Hive
their best judgment as to ttie proper
wav to proceed in the matter.
The hoard has asked the treasurer
to report as to the amount of avai -
lable funds and if the money is
forthcoming we feel free to stale
that the Softool otllcers, or at least a
majority of them, will favor the in
stituting of unother room.
Oar etinu !B|j«.rar> is af «,r our
scalp again lias week. After using
nil the person*! language iris eon
'eience would allow, tit proceeded to
tell how he hud struggled for ixis
tence. Well, we have done all i e
sa;, s he has and a heap more.
WILL MAKE IT BETTER.
We have secured die services of
Henrv French to take charge of the
mechanical department of this < flitre*.
Mr. French is an all round go id
printer and we feci confident that
With his assistance we will he able to
give our readers a firs', class local
newspaper. In a shorr time we
will make a material change in the
paper's appearance, printing four
pages at. borne instead of two. This
Will give plenty of space for adver
tising and sfill leave us room for all
important news We hope to be
able to put on the four pages ne\<
week, but if not, then the week af
ter, sure. We have an abundanct
of both b dy and display type auo
can present both advertising and
reading matter in a very attractive
way. It any of our merchants are
contemplating Holiday advertising
they should get their ads ready as
quickly as possible.
To our many Hunsot'iKws over the
county we will sa\ that we desire a
few 1 eut9 of the in st important
news from every locality. If you
are in town call and see us and tell
us tlie news or if anything of inter
est occurs in your neighborhood,
scratch down the facts, seal them
up in an envelope nnd send them to
us. Scud them the first of the week.
Monday or Tuesday ami then they
will be sure to reach us iu good
lime,
AUCTiON SALE!
Sale of Cattle, Horses, Hogs
and Firm Implements.
Lewis Strankraann will sell at public
auction on his farm, six miles north of
Loup City and five miles west of
■Scbaupp Siding on Thursday, Decem
ber 10, l!H)S, commencing at 10 o’clock
a m., nine head of good horses, forty
head of cattle, fifty-one head of shoals,
nine geese. 2 sets of work harness,
fifteen tons of hav. ji lot of machinery
and household goods.
1 will give ten months time on all
sales over 510.00 aud live per cent off
on all time sales. See large bills for
further particulars.
I EW1S Strankman n.
Jacob Albf.rs, Owner.
Auctioneer. J. S. Pedler,
Clerk.
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Drs. Davis & Farnsworth, of Grand
Island, Nebraska are prepared to make
X ray examinations and use the X rat
in the treatment of cancers and tumors.
They are experienced in u«e of this
metlio and have recently added to
their equipment of one of the strongest
Mid finest X ray coils made. It Is used
in examinat'on of all important, cases
aud is a great aid in locating disease
that can be discovered in no other wa\.
NOTICE TO HI UDEHU.
I, Oeo. II. Gibson, County Clark of
Sherman county, Nebraska estimate that
the following books, blanks ami stationery
will he required for the use of the county
officers for the coining year:
COT ONE. Three gross lead pencils best
grade; one gross pen holders; twelve quarts
Arnolds writing fluid; twelve gross steel
pens; live hundred blotters; twenty,
fourgross of assorted rub er bands;
two dozed sponge top mucilage; two
reams Cranes Japanese linen legal cap;
two ream Columbia legal cap; one
indelible election pencils; gross three
dozen election ink cones; eight quire
record books (four plain and four printed
forms) patent flexible back flap opening
best linen paper; 3000 triplicate tax receipt,
blocked; 3300 tax rcclepta in triplicate
bound and perforated, 300 i n book for coun
ty treasurer, to fold for use with carbon
paper; thirteen sets of poll books and
envelope; six chattel mortage flics, 3o0 in
Iheflle; onegn ssone inch bv ten inch.
Globe Congress tio envelopes.
CUT TWO.—moo 1-s sheets blank: r.ono 1-4
sheet blank; 30DU 1-3 sheet blanks; 10..0 full
sheet blanks; all blanks to be good heavy
paper; 3000 note heads; 6 m0 letter heads;
note and letter heads to be of good heavy
paper: t.iiOOfl l 3 Inch x x x envelopes; 3000
10 inch xxx envelopes.
LOT THREE.—Court dockets, one case to
page, Indexed, with rules of court, list of
Jurats, court officers and resident attorn
evs, on flat cap paper, in lotsof forty; tioO
election ballots.
Sealed lads for eaoh.or any of 'he above
three lots of supplies must be tiled wit it
the county clerk at his office in Loup City,
Nebraska, on or before the Brsl day ol
January, I'.Ol,
Sealed bids will also bo recleved and
must be Bled In the county clerk’s office
on or before January i s. r d tor Hu follow
mg: Publishing delinquent taxlistjpub
1 siting county treasurer’s financial state
incut; publishing road and bridge notices
and other notices required by the county.
The county board reserves the right to
reject any and aii bids.
Dated at Loop City, t Ins -jr.tli day of No
vember l.ot. U. 11. guison.
(sKAi.) County clerk.
• lit. I S' nit K uTAT*
Down ii; l<xasat. Yoakum. U a bu
d y good* t!i m nf \% Jj i'li Mr. J. M. 11m
1*t i* fht* h-*ail. Mr. Haller on one •
h • trips t" the Kti-t to bay goods sail
to h friend who was with bim in tb<
palace car, “Here, take one ot lhest
Little Eariy Kisers on retiring ami yoi
will bo up early lu the morning feeling
good,” For the "dara* brown” taste
headache ami that logy feeling Dr
Witt’s rattle K trly Kisers are the bed
pills to use.—Sold by Odendaiil Bros.
Something About Cairo.
Cairo Is one of the world’s interest
ing cities, it has about 500,000 popu
lation. While there are no great in
dustries the people are busy at all
kinds of handicraft, and many of them
are clever artisans. Cairo has no
municipal autonomy, but is managed
by the central government. It has
electric lights, trolley cars and other
Improvements of the day and some
exceedingly good hotels.
OAK mUNIIRBD 1)01.1,A Its A BOX.
is Hi" value H. A. Tisdale, Sumnierton.
S O places on DhWitt’s Witch Hazel
Salve. He says “Iliad the piles fur
rvve; ty years, I tried mane doctors
ami niciiieiii's. but all failed except De
Win’s Witch Hazel Salve. ]t cur*d
ne.” It is a combination of the 11ca 1 -
mg properties of Witch Hhz**1 with
inti-epth'4 and emollients; relieves and
permanently cures blind, bleedisg and
protruding piles, sores, cuts, bruise4,
eczema, salt rheum and all akin di4e: sea
Sol I by Odi'iid tbl Bros.
Shoes for All Poor Children.
An anonymous donor has offered to
provide footwear for every shoeless
child In Sunderland, England. Each
pair of boots is to be stamped with a
notification that they are the property
of the mayor, and any parent attempt
ing to sell or any pawnbroaer accept
ing them in pledge will he prosecuted
KKCH K OF ST: IX’KK’S.
Aall lm riiliam, Omarln, T«»*tlUes to
th« Good OiiHltrl** of t huinbvr
Ifftiti'i Gough Kemeify.
Ashburnliutn 0 it.., April IS, 10U1I —1
think it is only right i should tell von
vli it ii wonderful effect Olisoiberlain’s
Cough remedy Ii produced. The day
befotn K i-tcr I wis so distressed with
a col 1 and i cough that 1 did not think
to be ifcle to tak-'any duties the next
lav as inv voice was almost choked bv
the cough. Pile some day I reeieved tin
order from you tor a bottle of your re
medy and took about three doses of
he medicine. To inv great relief the
cough had completely disappeared and
I v is abb* to preach three times on
Master day. I know Hist this rapid and
effective cure was due to your cough
remedy, i make this testimonial with
out solicitation, being thankful to have
found such a find sent remedy.
Respeefully yours,
E. A. Lanufikld, M. A.
Rector of St. Luke's Church
To < hamberlain Medicine Co.
This remedy is for sale by Odendab!
Bros,
NOTICE.
To Att Whom It MavConckbn: You will
please take notice, that nil monies now in
my hands, being Funds accumulated In
District Court, and which no one has
claimed, and which has been In the hands
of the ■ lerk of the Dist. Court for more
than live years last past, will be turned
over to the Treasurer of Sherman County,
It not called tor sooner, immediately after
tlio First Regular meeting of the County
Supervisors In 1901.
Funds that will be turned over to the
said Treasurer, on I his notice are as follows:
Selberllng vs Fletcher, t>aj. on dep * 2.no
Inveslers Co. vs Beggar, “ *• “ 1.27
Geo W Cunningham v» Arthur Stahl et
al, difference between bid and judg
ment, .10.00
Geo W Cunningham vs Werner Land
rock et al, difference between bid
and judgment.1.65
Lorin Crawford. witness foes 2.20
Win. Wykoff, “ ** 1.00
Chris Nelson. " " 1.00
Ren, Snyder, “ “ 2 HI
John Halter, •• •• 3 00
Keene Five Cent Svg. Rank vs Emma
F Smith et ui, 1.25
Ogle vs Sherman Co, Ranking Co bal
on deposit.2.16
State vs Peoples State Rank bal on dep 2.20
Capital Natl Rank vs John Ilogno
bal on deposit, 28.90
Miii hell vs Waisou, bal on dep .3H
Sarah1' Edwards plff “ " “ 75
John Igon, plff. . 2 19
N<- In, Loan A Trust Co. vs C O Meyers
Surplus oiy sale 19.22
E G Kriechbaum. witness fees I O'
John Rrauer, “ „ 1.00
Frank Otten, “ “ 1 O)
W II Anderson, " “ -50
John W Rose, •• •*
l.izzie Rose, " “ 1 00
W J Frankerlik. “ •' 2.2.'>
Amount turned over from previous
clerk and whirl] cannot be deternin.
ed where It belongs, 29 SO
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Guo. H. Unison,
Clerk Dist. Court
(SEAL) Sherman County, Nebr.
Dated Ibis 12th. day ot November 1993.
HO A I) NOTICE
I'd tii whom if ntty concern:-Th
• 'imimis-loner HppnintCil to locate a
lloa I C 'Ciil.i'iictiii! at. the North " eat
■ .•iicr • 1 Section Tvvcnt*. • four, Town
-lii|i S x'c. Katisje rhirtcin. and
\ i; »rn»-r of Section Twenty
'hree. 10, K. 13. i d ititit'ioir thence
.Dntli .i > i Mon I,ill". I"'f cn Sect Im -
*•; in *.’4 dl in Slu*. mu'1 Oftfiiv. N<d»*
i , . ii t' iiniiimii si «t K m) No. '72
,1 I [.I.r'cii i; favor of the • - tub! 8b
ii.i( t i i* of, tii.il nil i i j Cion« Micretn
• r cliinn* for ilmnaae. must, he fil ’d In
h- • '<■ i’y 1- Ofljce.nn o' b-f no
.innn of ito- 2'J h day of .I.inuarv 1004,
r • ti K not ■ i fi. • •1 nbli-ht rl wdth
i.i* ef i herein.
\) id t>; j- 24tl» d v f No 101 3
(Joi n y < 1 i k,
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There are dlfth'iilllo in i he tnsmet>'
of germ diseases. Perh'JH \ nil have
hotm tin* victim of the inevitable disap
pointment of trying so-ea it'll guaran
teed !■ met! Tea.
Your Hogs are full of Worms
Ir i i|itart of Liquid Koai and M e
what ti will do. l ake notice bow it
inert’.--e« the app'-ti e WE will tr!|
von « but we want yon to do. Take u
fan f't Liquid Knal anil give if u f i
imp-mid trial i the ireatinenr of Hog
* ‘itolera. Swine Plague, Pink Fy, B ark
Leg or any of tlte other g-iin • -
of animain. Use according : > .Mr. i no -
and if o s nut satisfactory a I mi
have ti ed one ran Como Back and
get Your Money. H m . i t . i ■ ■ i>
shv :
Parker, S 11 . J ) >.• ti H"'’
To whom i innv enticei t. :
I have toil'd L. K for tir- hog a d r u
cheerful:v recommend i: > h- ali iti.i
I* claimed, a thorough get at m.J .."tin
destroyer and a good appet / r.
J. J. K..I t s.
Ho Who Hesitates Goes Back.
J. SOIjM^, Dealer
Manufactured by National
Medical Co., Sheldon, Iowa.'
Okla. City, Okla., York, Neb.
iTI.'E WORLD’S ISRST BY every fi
t.oin Medals of high stand etrt quftl V
in at New Orleans, ishS: Chlmgo,
Is'.t.l: Paris, timo
For Sale by- Y j
T. H. ELSNER, R
LOUP CITY, - . . NKBR.
;t ra-- i’.T*juvnt/nn'
(Don’t Be Foolers
U nuint ROCKY MOUNTAIN TL.
3 Is ret f:> ‘n while packages, man- .■;■ .ec<
J irclustveP I > tee flfailiA. n V!.- ,.:i.
1 Co., Mailt, (Vis, J.ell* at J., eel t- a
] package. Ait ..tl s ere. rank liaituiioti
• anil subs;ales an’t risk your It. iltb !>.
" taking tin.ni 1HLGENUINL maker s.ck
P’T1- Well Keeps you Will. All (lor i
| dialers ell v Genuine.
y i.’OLLisr:;-; nituo co, Madi.«> v.
W J. FlSHEFl,
Tierney at Law and Notary Pubitc
WUI Defend In Foreclosure Cttaes
also no A
General Real Estate Business.
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l-ovr CITY. - • akubayel
RnbErt P. Starr,
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Attorney-at-Law. ,
LOUP CITY, NEBRSSKjS- J
Marg A. K. Rnndricksun,
PHYSICIAN,
Resilience ut A. L, Zliunterniun’s
L' LI* CITY, NEBRASKA.
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KOAl> NOTICE.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Tl ■' commissioner n'>o timed lo
locate a roatl commencing nt lint Valley
r unty line, at, Mm north west cornet
of Section 8, anil the north en-r corner
<>f Heoticu 4, Township 1G, Range 14.
Htii] running thence south on the section
line between Section* 3 and 4, 9 and 10.
15 and Hi. ihree mile* directly south and
is tie ir as practicable on the section line
and termnating at road N >. 34, on the
north lint t.t. the north west corner of
.Section as. Township 10. Range 14, nil
i shcria-iti count r, N. In.i krt. hsfs re
ported in ftivnr of the e*r.d! ■ l.im-m
ther-of ami all cbj onions ihe. ’'o, or
claims for damages must bo tiled in
! 'he county clerk* olfice on or ly fore
u on of the 18 li day of .1 mu try. 1904.
or such roatl viilbe established with
i nt r frran itn ;ct •
Dated ' it - 17 day of November, 19'3
Geo. II Gibson, Gounl) '.'Ink.
■- iwTT'r. ■; kaubjbww iBaacm. -5 ’
GRAIN, COAL AND HOGS.
ROUGH? .ii' THK
3 & M. ELEVATORS
MCALPINK, LOOP CITY. SCHAUPP SIDING,
ASHTON AND FARWELL.
Goi for Halo al Loud Giiy iM Mtui. Will Buy
AT SC RAlTi* SIDING AND FARWELL
1 ■ see our coal and get prices on grain.
E. G. TAYLOR.
' 2,1. I. DEPEW^* jj
Blacksmith §> Wagon Maker I
o 1 3
5 l*o< loouo *-.ȣ ja
My shoo ix 1,:., largest and best equipped north of the Platte River ■
f. hiiv,: a four liort engine anil a complete Hue of the latest Improved.
t(- eery, also a force ol experienced men who know how to operate It and £
E "rn out a job with neatness and dispatch. {
§ An PRICES AltE REASONABLE AND I ROMPt!
p ATT NT ION GIVEN TO ALL CUSTOMERS.
h Soliciting your pah mure I am -
Yours respectfully,
| J. I. DEPEW, Loup City, Neb. 1
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s. fi. ALLEN,
DEJVTIST,
f.Ori’ ( 1TY. • NEB.
OFKli B.—Oue door oast of st. Unit*
Hut el. My equlppment in modern and
my prices will bo as low as can be ex
pteted for °ood work. I would be pleased
to have you call. Open < vent mgs.
In a denial operation the main consider
itloii Is '.be result. The pain is greatly
modified by modern equlppment.
Dr. A. R NORTON,
Voterinary Surgeon ami
HOUSE DENTIST.
OI FIOE.-At my new residence second
deiu east ot opera bouse.
LOUP CITY, : * - ME Hit ASK A
City Dray
AND
Transfer Line.
J. W. & A. T. Conger, Props
AU kinds of hauling will be given prompt
atuntion mid will make a specialty of
moving household good. We solicit yonr
patronage.
LOUP CITY, ■ - NEBRASKA.
Boone,
LOUP CITY, NEB.
Photographs, Farm views. Stock pict
ures, etc. Finest instrument west of the
Missouri river All work Btrlotly guar
anteed.
To Cure a Cold m One Day |
. wivvfcjve Bromo Quinine Tablets. ^ ?*®5Sri
. .. j }n fwsst !2 months. This signatire, ^ Sfi'&yrwy"cx* 25c. |
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