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A. P. CULLEY,
Attornay & Gounselor-at-Law
(Office: 'Kikst National Bank)
Loup City, Nebr.
ROBTAR STARR
Attorney-at-Law,
LOUP CITY, NEBRASKA.
AAROJi WALL
Lawyer
Practices in all Courts
Loup City, Neb.
R. J. nightingale”
Attorney and wounselcr-at-Law
_ LOUP QITY. NEB
R. H. MATHEW,
Attorney-at-Law,
And Bonded Abstractor,
Loup City, Nebraska
O. E. LONGACRE
PHYSICIAN aid SURGEON
Office, Over New Bank.
TELEPHONE CALL, NO. 39
A. J. tKEARNS
Phone, 30. Office -.it Residence J
Lnnp Rita, - Nebraska
S. A. ALLEN.
OEiVTMS'C
I.01IP CITY, • - NEB.
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Bank bnildin?. N
WLMAItCY.
0EHTI8T-,
LOUP CITY, NEB
OFFICE: East Side Public Situate
• Phone, 10 on'36
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Bonded Abstracter
Loup City, - Nebraska.
Only set of Abstract hooks in county
Try the
F* F- F- Dray
F. F. Foster, Prop.
Office; Fester’s Barber Shop
L. a. bangs r
The Drayman
Phone 7 on 59 ,
Asks Your Patronage
FOR A
Pleasant Evenirg
Call on Pratt at South Side
Pool and Billiard Parlors
Fixtures New and Up-to-Date
S A- PRATT, - Proprietor
• For Sale!
# FROM THE
LOUP VALLEY HERD
OF
PolapdGhipas
Spring and Fall Boars. Brood Sow
Sale February 5th, 1907.
H. J. JOHANSEN.
Notice to Non-Resident Defendant.
State of Nebraska. I
t ss
Sherman County, \
To Arrow Lumber and Shingle Co., a corpo
ration, non-resident defendant:
You will take notice that on September 10th.
1907. the Keystone Lumber Company filed its
bill of particulars against you before J. A
Angler. County Judge of Sherman county. Ne
braska. the object and prayer of which are to
recover the sum of $100.00. now due and pay
able for the breach of a certain contract for
the delivery of certain lumber, and that an
order of attachment was duly issued in said
action by said County Judge (or said sum of
$190.00. which was made returnable on Sept
20th. 1907. at nine o’clock In the forenoon and
that said order of attachment and a notice of
garnishment were duly served upon the J. P
Lelitinger Company, as garnishee in said
action, and that on -ept; 20th. 1907. said
garnishee appeared ami answered and admit
ted that it was indebted to you in th- sum of
$190 00, and was ordered to pay the said sum
into court.
-Said cause was continued to the seventh day
of November. 1907. at the hour of nine o'clock
in the forenoon, at which time you are required
to appear at the office of j. a. Angier. county
Judge of Sherman county, Nebraska, in Loop
Citv. Nebraska, and answer said petition, or
judgment will be ; endered against you. and
said Indebtedness so attached and garnished,
be applied in satisfaction thereof.
Dated this 21st day of September. 1907.
, KrvsTott* LpubkuOimi’anv Plaintiff.
By K. J. Ni-iHTiNGALx, its attorney.
THE NORTHWESTERN
rflBMS:—*1.00 l*«R TSAR. IP PAID I* ADVAPC1
Rntered at the Loup Cl tv PostoCBce for trans
mission th rough the mails as second
class matter.
Office ’Phone, - - - 8 on 108
Residence ’Phone. - 2 on 108"
f. W. BURLEIGH. Ed. and Pub.
NOTICE OF SALE
OF LANDS FOR
DELINQUENTTAXES
For the year 1906 and
F'rlor Years.
Slate of Nebraska, i
\ SS:
Sherman County. '
To all whom it may concern:
You will take notice thut all lands and lots
on which taxes Tor 1906 and prior years have
not been paid, will be sold at the County
Treasurer’s office in the Court House in Loup
City. Nebraska, on the first Monday in Novem
ber. 1907. between ihe hours of 9 o'clock a. m.
and-4 o’clock p in . said sale to adjourn from
day to day until all the lands and lots have
been offered for sale.
The following is a list of lands and lots to be
sold, and the amount set opposite the descrip
tion is the amount due and unpaid. May 1st.
1906.. To each amount will be added interest
and costs of advertising:
OAK CREEK
Township 16 Range 13.
Des. Sec. Amt.
sel.8 I 15 2u
nel. St 20 00
nwl. 9 17 31
sw4. 9 19 60
swl.17 13 73
sel .17 13 73
e2nel.is 9 99
e2se4.IS 6 42
nel .22 16 33
sel .22 18 35
swl.23 14 29
w2ne4.25 7 75
sel.25 25 50
sel .26 23 94
nel ..........45 2.i 4,
LOGAN
Township 16. Range It
swl.1 |U 56
nwl .2 11 64
swl.». 2 26 01
nel . 3 32 94
sel ... 7. 3 23 92
nwl.4 13 2n
swl. 4 15 47
Bel .II II 72
nwl..12 IS 7t
sel.15 25 72
uwl.IS 17 57
swl.IS 17 57
uwl.20 13 66
nelselu2ne4se
nel .16 24 80
nel . 22 13 76
swl.22 15 81
sel .22 15 81
swl.29 11 27
nwl.321 15 8s
Township 16, Range 15
swl. 1 13 11
sel. 1 17 59
nel.26 12 51
WASHINGTON
Township 16, Range 15.
sel...20 | 7 66
Lot 5.21 4 20
Lot 6.21 1 93
nwtnwlLot 3. .28 3 6o
n2nel.30 4 71
swl.34 9 19
sw4se4.34 2 10
Loti. 34 2 32
Township 18. Range 16.
swl. 5 15 41
sel.6 17 37
sel.7 15 13
w2nw4 . 8 8 37
w2swl . 8 8 3
S2swl. 9 10 26!
s2sel. 9 10 2G1
nel.12 11 11
sel.13 12 35
nwl ..15 14 11
n2swlsw4nw sel.15 11 65
ne4. 17 16 76
sel .17 12 88
e2nwl.18 9 69
Loti.18 2 85
Lot 2 ...18 3 421
n2ne4.19 5 15
s2nel.19 5 55
nel. 25 9 19
sel .25 9 49
e2nwl.28 5 30
swl . ..28 10 52
swl .29 11 75
nwl.30 11 75
ELM
Township 15. Range 36.
e2se4.-6 130 70
s2swl.6 17 08
n.neln2nwl....l0 18 36
n2s2nel.10 3 83
swl .13 17 25
s2nw4.14 6 61
swl.11 16 59
e2sel.20 9 73
Selswl.20 5 66
w2swl .21 10 49
e2nele2sel... .2! 16 15
n !0aw2.24 7 81
w2nwlmv4sw4.27 13 0<l!
uwl.29 12 98
selnel .33 4 06
e2sel.33 7 M
Sw4sw4.,..31 3 33
W KHSTEK
1'ownshlp 15, Bang? 15. [
ne4..3 «1U is:
II w4. 3 16 58
set.3 18 03
net.... 6 13 86
DWt.10 25 07
set.23 24 09
sl5anwt.30 2 12
net.32 15 27
SWt .32 21 42
UW4.32 IS 113
net.34 17 61
net... .35 .11 05
set.35 II 05
nw4.35 11 sH
»wl.35 11 05
LOOP CITY
Township 15, Kang? 15.
pt s2nw4. 1 $.!0 08
sw4 . 2 42 (10
e3nw4 and lots
2 to4 ... . 2 '15 54
lot 1.11 1 09
Township 16, Kango H.
swt. 1 21 :iP
>wtnw4. 2 4 62
nw4.9 1.2 iL
ne4 and se4_13 ill 37
sw4 ....... 13 14 !E
w2net.15 7 36
ne4.17 S3 119;
pts2nw4.,.17 41
ne4nw4.20 2 76
net., 8 20 53
ne4 . 36 1.9 77)
Township 14. Kango 14.
e2se4. 10 8 27
n2nw and
u2ne4.14 9 11
sw4ne and se
nw4 and ne4
se4, ne4sw4. .14 9 11
ne4.22 24 17
lot 1.35 25
lot 1. 13.14. 1 4 28
L.OUPC1TY VILLAUIv
Original Town
Lot Ullc Amt
8 and 7.3 J» Ju
22x75ft4nI3tOl5 5 14 10
17 to IS.6 g 85
ft to 17.7 #30
1310 14.10 80
15 to 18 .10 80
I to 12..11 21.30
0 to 12.16 SOD
n 100ft in 1... .18 V 71
7.18 19 43
IS 48
«t a;
■■
IH
II 94
H
* 70
46
32
IM
14 36
7 14
||
24.25 42
1 to «.26 7 74
10 to 12.26 - 8 91
n 115ft 1, 2, 3...27 172
18 .28 52
19. . 28 15 82
22 and 23.34 93
31 and 35 . 34 93
36 to 40.31 198
41 to 42.34 62
43 Id 47 . 34 1 45 |
1 to 5 . 35 1 98 1
10 . . . 35 41
22 to 23.35 2 06 ‘
19 to 21.35 2 25 |
24 to 33 . 35 10 83 •
First Add.
n2 and sw4_ 5 9 71 '
Pt 8...:. 7 75 |
Pt 8. 1 46 ,
pt 8... 8 75
Pt 8. 931
ne4 150x150ft.. .12 172 1
si-i and nw4...12 5 16 i
50xI50ftIn se4.14 34
Hogue 8 Sub Div I
all blk . 5 4 81
i>u!k & Kriechbaunr’s
Addition
t to 5. 2 411
0 .2 17 i
8 to 9.2 41 !
1 to 6. 4 1 72 I
13 to 14. 6 1 97 I
13 to 20.11 18 93
I to 3.12 1 78
19.13 1 IP
27 and 28.13 2 33
13.14 9 26!
8 to 12.16 14 16 ;
Marker's First Add.
9 to 10 . 6 9 71 !
11 and 12 . 6 8 94 1
7 to 12. 7 42 20
19 to 21. 7 3 52
7 to 10 . 8 33 54
II arid 12 .... 8 111
Blackman a Sub-Div
1 to 4 . 12 7 28
Barker's Second Add.
12 .II 92
90x20011.. 1. 1 72
240x300ft. 2 93
Smith’s Add.
13 to 24. 4 15 28 1
8 to 10.6 6 Is .
1 to 2.9 17
19.. . . 9 11 '
I to 3.11 59
9 to 12.11 59
1 to 8.11 59
1 to 3 8 26
19 t o 22. 8 42
33 to 24.8 17
7 to 9.12 86
10 to II..12 52
12.12 26
I to 24.14 54 33
7 to 12 ...'. ...18 1 11
13 to 16. ......18 67
17 and 18.18 42
13 to 18. 23 2 32
9 to 12.24 20 64
5.25 42
7.25 43
8.. r.25 42
it.25 43
10 .25 42
II .25 43
5 5nd 6 . 26 60
7 and 8.26 60
it to 12.26 1 11
13 to 15.26 86
16 . 26 26
17 to 20.26 111
7 to 12 .32 11 60
r5*!50ft between
hlk 30 and 32.. 172
In Seclion 18 and 7.
pt sw sw4.7 10 47
pt SW4.18 36 37
pt SW4.18 3 52
pi ne4ne4.18 67
ASHTON
Township 15, Range 13.
ne4 .. 1 18 44
sw4.1 18 40
*e4. 1 20 55
se4 . 3 20 13
nw4..*. 5 15 25
nwl.6 19 87
ptsw4....... 7 94
pt swl. 7 47
ne4 .10 22 16
nelsel .10 5 91
selnwl. 10 5 40
ne4 .11 20 60
nw4.11 17 30
se4....'.n 20 60
swl. ...13 17 16
sel .13 21 63
s’ne..... 11 8 21
Klnwl.11 10 16
nwl..'.15 27 00
swl.17 17 71
nwl.18 20 90
swl. 18 20 81
se4.18 22 22
nel.„.. 18 23 50
nwlne4.2-2 3 19
ptse4sw4.22 3 50
nel.23 12 98
n w4 ...23 11 60
pt w2nel.27 2 48
pt w2nel.27 05
pt sene.27 63
pt nenwl.,,. ..27 >68
pte2nwl.?7 43
pte2nw4.27 1 57
pt e'nwl..27 3 35
pt swlne4.27 63
pte2nw4.2T 47
Pt e2nw4..,,..27 30
sel .37 16 61
swl.....27 13 46
swl.....28 22 (H
nel.31 14 99
nwl.t ..33 23 50
sel.34 18 03
nwl....35 .15 28
ASHTON VILLAGE
■ Lot * B)k Amt
9. 2 36
10. 2 57
12. 3 70
1 . 1 43
2 .4 36
3 . 4 36
Land n«2.... 5 129
s(42 and 3 .... 5 1 20
8. 5 73
7 and n22ft 8,, 5 11 32
15 . 5 36
16 to 18. 5 I 14
1.8 43
5 . 4 30 e2nw4. 30 0 05
6 . 4 37e2sw4.30 8 13
Taylor' sAddltlon sw4nw4 .30 3 31
w*42 and all 3. 4 22 w2sw4.30 8 lo
15 . 2 70se4.30 20 33
17 . 30 nw4.31 14 53
18 . 30 w2sw4.31 8 10
19 . 3 41 selse4.31 4 00
22 . 36 82864.33 8 04
23 . 43 ne4ne4&pt nw4
24 . 43 ne4.33 12 03
25 . 2 27 ne4.35 19 40
Taylor.s Second Add pt «e4.35 1 43
3 . 1 2'9LITOHFIELD VILLAGE
4 .. 1 26; Original Town
5.../. 1 26 Lot Block Amt
6 . t 26 *1 1 2 36
7 .1 26,10 1 36
12 .1 2615 5 2«.->
13 .[ 3713 6 41
11. 1 , 20 4 6 41
15. 1 26,5 6 42
20 .1 26 0 6 41
21 . 1 26 7 6 1 81
22 . 1 26 8 6 41
23 . 1 26 11 6 63
24 . 1 26 12 6 6 60
25 . 1 26 10 7 3 30
26 . 1 37 11 7 47
1 . 2 26 12 7 2 64
2 . 2 26 13 7 47
5 . 2 26 14 7 43
6 . 26 15 7 41
7 . 26 16 7 41
8 . 3617 7 _ 42
14 . 26| 18 7 47
15 .. . 2616 8 5 31
16 . air 8 5 66
17 and 18 . 3 64 8 8 63
19 to 24 . 6 56 11 9 1 35
1 . 3 26 12 9 4 65
2 .'. 3 26 4 10 47
3 . 3 26.834 8 10 58
4 . 3 26 11 10 1 36
5 . 3 2612 10 5 00
6 . 3 26 16 10 6 66
7 . 3 26 17 10 .48
H. 3 26 18 10 6 66
9 . 3 26 4 11 5 31
10 . 3 26 9 11 5 31
11 . 3 26lnorth‘4 10 11 2 01
12 . 3 26 south'. 10 II 265
13 .*3 26111 11 3 30
ROCKVILLE 12 11 5 66
Township 13, Range 13. 1 12 99
se4sw4. 5 5 19 14 15 3 3o
pt ne4swtne4.. 8 3 50 7 16 48
pt nwew ne... 8 llll 18 48
ptnwswne...8 14 12 16 61
nwl.9 17 91 FAIRVIEW FAKE
ne4.12 11 96 Lot Block Amt
sel.12 15 8011 2 07
s2se4.13 8 87! 2 2 07
lot 1.17 1 803 2 07
pt lotg2 and 3.22 35M 2 07
Township 14, Range 13. 5 2 1 86
nwl. 1 15 6o!8 2 07
ii2sw4. 1 6 02.1st Add to LITCHFIELD
swl. 2 tl 84, uot Block Amt
ne4. 5 18 46! north 14 1 1 2 16
nw4. 5 20 83 5 1 4 ,
sel. 8 21 79!', and 2 5 9.'.
s2.se!.10 9 So il 6 47
swi. li i8 8.- scorrTwp.
nw4.11 18 47 Twp. 13, ltg. 16, Sec
uel..17 15 48 |,t e‘4een..1 46
nwl.17 15 42 |)t n‘4se>i.1 1 04
nwl.18 16 0j pt nen.1 69
NW4__ ..18 13 44 own. 3 23 79
n2se4.18 8 9s neLsnen.« 4 17
pt ne4se4.29 6ti nw4ne4&n2nw4.. .6 12 76
ROCKVILLE Village stri|> adjolo'g ry 12 18
Lots Block Amt |»t ue>4.13 1046
16. 5 lOjswH.13 18 is
all . 9 1 13 sen.13 24 3o
all.17 32ltiwn.14 20 81
1 .18 lOsen.14 20 83
2 .18 ItlNwn.13 25 01
3 .18 -19 sen.18 18 29
4 . 18 It' •e4ne4.kne4se! . .20 9 51
5 .18 10n‘iswn.21 9 55
6 .18 19 s2sw4 4cs2se4...21 19 16
7 .18 lllnennen.24 7 32
8 .18 lOwLiuen.24 1169
».,18 lOjSjQensen.24 3 58
10 ..18 lUs'Jsen.24 9 07
11 .18 10 arisen.26 10 97
12 .18 10 S\v4nw44w24g4 27 13 26
6 .19 I0e‘.swn-....T:. .27 892
9 .19 10 nen.28 15 23
10 .j..19 10 sen.29 IN .5
11 .19 10 awl*.31 26 02
12 .19 10-j'wnnwn.34 4 *45
1 .25 10|s»-n. :.34 18 48
2 .25 10 HAZARD TWP.
7 .26 1 64|Twp. 13, K, 15 Sec
2.28 3 43 sen.1 18 22
5 .28 10 nen.7 14 01
6 .28 10 own.12 16 ,
7 .28 10 swn. 12 17 7 4 :
8 .28 lOe'inwn.14 12 56
9 .38 10w>4nwn.14 10(1!
11.28 ;U;n*>4.22 25 85
2 .29 F s‘iawn.24 8 59
3 .,..29 19 sen.24 18 04
4 .29 10 ne‘4.29 15 77
5 ..29 19 awn.29 16 92
6 .29 10 -in..29 23 57:
7 .29 10 e,in.31 15 0t
8 .29 lOswn.|-32 15 18
9 .29 lOuen.34 21 14
10 .29 10 n2ew4, SW4 sw4
11 .29 10 nw4 ee4.34 20 77
12..*.29 10 ptswnswn.35 ,,28
13 .29 10 pt awn.35 48
H.29 10 HAZARD VILLAGE
n2 1.30 1 62 Lot Block Amt
82 1......30 Kill 6 12
4..30 10 12 6 12
8 .30 10 13 6 12
9 .30' 10 14 6 12
10 .30 10 16 6 13
13 and 14.30 19 16 6 12
8.31 83 18 6 12
1 .33 1115 10 17
2 .33 1118 10 l»j
3 .33 113 11 29
4 .T... 33 114 11 29
5 .33 111 13 171
6 .33 117 14 12
7 .33 11 8 14 7 01
8 .33 11 li 14
9 and 10.33 19 1 17 2 ol I
11 and 12 . 713 19 2 17 util
CLAY TOWNSHIP 3 17 06;
Township 14 Range 14 4 17 061
sw4. 8 27 52 BRISTOL TWP.
ne4.18 19 46 Twp 13, R 13, sec
nwl.19 19 30 awn.17 1187'
lots 3 and 4...27 25 15 sen.18 20 So '
W'2se4*se4se4. .27 13 77, c2aw4&sw4ae4. .19 16 36 j
se4 . 33 18 67 n\t nsen.19 soil
Township 14 Range 15 tionnen.21 3 36
swl.14 15 50 a2ne4S:iie4se4... 21 1925
sw!.22 18 08 ....21 5 28
sw4.24 14 24 tni4sw4 lot 5 A
nwl.27 14 10 s pt lot 6.. ..22 8 73
t»2s^4*s2se4...30 15 78 n pt lot 6.-22 52
ne4 .31 15 39 own.30 27 19
se4.3! 13 96 «l*ne!4.33 7 P
sw4.32 15 99 own.35 1329
se!.36 16 16 Twp 13. R 14
HARRISON TWP. awn .... 6 14 14
Township 14 Range 16 nen. 7 13 67
sw4. 3 18 00 sen. 7 15 23
nw4. 3 16 91 sen.18 16 18
se4. 3 12 61 nen.19 17 91
W2nw4&n2sw4 7 11 73 nw'4.20 20 31
se4. 7 11 25 sw H.20 13 22
n2sw4*s2nw4. 8 15 06 own.21 15 3(1
s2nw4.It ■ 8 10 sen.21 15 96
n2sw4.1! 8 lOsw’4.24 21 %>
se4.12 17 13 nen.25 2H 13
o2nw4.12 9 22 e Vine 34.26 9 96
sel.IS 27 36 nen.28 24 SS
ad. 17 16 52j.sen.28 24 58
nw4.17 16 52!nwn.29 21 S7
sd.17 17 28 swn.31 13 31
n2nel.18 5 63 nen • -y.32 20 71
pt sw4sel.18 19 tl6,„nn.«.33 8 47
r‘2ne4.20 8 10»Mnw34...-..33 9 83
pt e2ne4.28 50
In witness whereof. I have hereunto set my
hand an4 official seal, this 1st day of October,
1907.
[9BAL1 R. M. H1DDLESON.
Treasurer of Sherman County. Nebr.
The Northwestern this woek calls
attention to the candidacy of that
old veteran of the civil war^ Lewis
Bechthold, for county assessdrT Louie
has had six years’ experience as as
sessor for Loup City township, which
gives him the edge over an untried
man and tie has given good satis
faction to all in the above capacity.
This fact, coupled with the further
fact that he leone of the few remain
ing old veterans of the rebellion,
should make the heart of the patriotic
voter warm toward him and see that
Ire is given the office sought for. Mr.
Bechthold is In every way qualified
for the office and there Is no good and
sufficient reason why 'he should not
be elected county assessor hands down
Vote for Lewis Bechthold for countv
assessor, and in thus honoring the old
soldier, do honor to the stars and
stripes for which lie fought four long
years and over in a Hoosier regiment. *
Mr. Bechthold is an old resident of
Loup City, having been here for the
past twenty-nine years. Whoop it up
for Louie.
WANTED—Five year farm Joans
at 6 per cent. Can pay #100 the first
of any month or any multiple there
VILLAIN FOILED.
Assault on Child Fails
But Dastard Escapes.
An attempt at an atrocious crime
on a little ten-year-old daughter of
Thomas Busier, a farmer living in
the extreme southeastern part of
Sherman county, near Boelus, was
perpetrated last Saturday by some
man, said to be one of two men
driving through the country collect
ing junk for a man named Jones of
Grand island. The story as we have
it from Sheriff Williams and other
good authorities, is as follows: Mr.
and Mrs. Busier went to Boelus to do
some trading Saturday, leaving their
two little daughters, agiki ten and
live years, respectively, at home.
During the afternoon a man driving
a junk wagon came to the home and
attempted to assault the eldest child,
rather badly bruising and handling
her, but her cries aroused nearby
parties aiid the man desisted and
drove away before accomplishing his
purpose. The parents arriving home
in the evening and having passed
a' man such as was described by the
children while, on their way home,
tlie alarm was given and the'marshal
of Cairo landed a suspect at Cairo,
whom the children claimed to recog
nize as the assailant. The marshal
took the man to Grand island and
turned him over to the deputy sheriff
of Hall county, who in allowing the
man to go home to see his family
carelessly allowed him to escape.
Monday evening Mr. Busier came to
Loup City and swore out a warrant
againsta Greek, who had been driving
one of the junk wagons aforesaid, and
Tuesday Sheriff Williams went to
Grand Island to get his man. but
found the man who had taken leg
hail was not the man wanted, but in
stead was wanted a man who lives in
Omaha and who had thrown up his
joh with Mr, Jones the Saturday
night in question and up to the
present writing (Wednesday afternoon)
has net been found, although the
chief of police of Omaha lias been
notified and thinks lie can land the
accused man. Sensational articles
in the Grand Island Independent of
Monday and in the State Journal of
Tuesday are stated to be almost
entirely devoid of the real facts,
which are stated here as succinctly
as possible. The Northwestern avoids
giving names of suspected or accused
parties, owing to possible effect on
jury in event of future arraignment
in court here.
Public Sale.
1 will offer at Public Auction, on
my farm on Section 23, Township 14.
Range 14, Sherman county, being
eight miles southeast of Loup City,
and four milesnorthwvt.of Rockville
on the valley road, on Wednesday.
Oct. 23,1907. commencing at 10 o'clock
a. in. sha^p, the following described
property, to-wit: 4 head of horses.
9 head of cattle, 13 head of hogs, farm
machinery, household goods, etc., hay
oats and corn. Free lunch at noon.
Terms of Sale:—All sums of $lo and
under cash; all sums over $10, a credit
of nine months will he given by pur
chaser giving a bankable note draw
ing 10 per cent interest from date of
sale. Hiram L. Hartwell,
Owner.
J. T. Hale, W. F. Mason.
Auctioneer. Clerk.
_m m m__
Public Sale.
1 will offer at Public Auction on
on the John Fowler farm, on the
northeast quarter of Section 20,1
Township 10, Range 10—known as the
old Ed Slawson farm, on Cole Creek,
being nine miles northwest of Loop
City, on Thursday, Oct. 24, 1907, com
mencing at 10 o’clock a. m. sharp,
the following described property, to*
wit:—6 head of horses. 40 head of
cattle, 55 head of spring pigs. hay.
corn in Held, alfalfa, millet, farm
machinery, etc. Free lunch at noon.
Terms of Sale:— All sums of $lo
and under cash: ail sums over $10. a
credit of nine months will be given
by purchaser giving a bankable note
drawing 10 per cent interest from
date of sale.
Annie Fowler. Administratrix.
J. T. Hale, W. F. Mason,
Auctioneer. Clerk.
Only $2 per month will secure you '
a reliable Singer machine.
I have some High Grade Short Horn
bulls and Choice Poland China bears,
for sale at my ranch one mile east of
Loup City. L. N. Smith.
Some More Theatre Talk No. 2.
EUGENE MOORE WHO WILL APPEAR
in the city in the near future in the
delicious comedy drama, “My Boy, Jack,"
is a sterling representative of the actors of
the old school— a school-in which the mania
for starring did not exist and WERRE A
.. PLAYER BUILT
Listen to This i epertory" of
I . CLASSIC PARTS
and so in the course of years became
qualified to interpret any role that suited
. his age. THESE ACTORS KNEW VERY
LITTLE ABOUT PUBLICITY of the kind
in which the people of the stage now bask,
and knew more about the art of acting than
most of the flutter-budgets now conspicuous
on the hill-boards ever will know, BUT
STELLAR EXPLOITATION WAS NEVER
A GOAL THEY STRUGGLED FOR; they
were too busy acting, occupied with the
task cf differentiating the hundreds of
parts they played and with making each
one a definite, solid, enduring study of
human nature. MOST OF THEM GOON
FROM YEAR TO YEAR SERVING THEIR
PUBLIC CONSCIENTIOUSLY and delight
ing by their finished art the judicious
observers in the play-going body.
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"I M&H 70 R|gSQyr GrUMT 3C0ffj
/ STRANGE EVENT IN THE LIFE OF
A 3EAG"'r~T, OPERA SINGER, Mar
guerite Otto, is the secret ca which is
hmged the outcome of the play, “My Boy,
jack.” bv z£wm Milton Royla, author of
“The Squaw Man.” THE STORY 13
WONDERFULLY WELL TOLD IN TEE
DRAMA red there is so much irrcsitable,
genuine, wholesome burner that critics have
a tendency to speak of the play as a
comedy. THE STAR PART PARTAKES
OF TErS FINE MIXTURE OF SERIOUS
NESS AND WIT AND HUMOR. Eugene
Hoore, who is iha -tar ct the company, is
ore of the few leading men in the country
v. i'.c is *e:;actijr suited and completely
prepared ay unlimited experience to play
si-chan admirable end difficult role. The
’ 0/ Karje, the poor young composer, is
. .. .s ri: llmt rises to distinction in the
• ether’s ;•?> - IT IS THE SORT OF
l " AY ''SO" ir~w rmiT mi 11—i—i ■ I
rr.E Li/z TO S You’ll Be
sen. it 13 herd thy-g Surprised
one awakens zym- 1 - -. • - .f
path— for people we ail'admire. It is the
sort of play that demands good acting, and
it get3 that same thing withthi3company.
We'll he mighty glad to see^you at the
theatre and xessw old acquaintances.
We can’t possib'y “cheat you’ as we
' give you “YOUR MONEY’S WORTH OR
FOUR MOSEY RACK.” USUAL PRICES
WILD PREVAIL.
Loup City Opera House, Nov. 12
The best equipped man in Sherman
county today, from an educational
standpoint, is the present republican
county superintendent of schools,
M. II. Mead. As .-a;. rsV e'1'-.-- of
our county educational matters, he is
master of every detail and has our
schools in point of Excellence the
equal of any county in the state. His
first term which he is at present
serving has been so..ably handled and
lie has proven so faithful and compe
tent in tiie discharge of the duties
appertaining thereto, that there is
not one- good reason for making kny
change and we believe the voters of
Sherman county vviil wisely return
him for the second term.
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Everybody knows and everybody
agrees tliat Uncle Lou Williams wiil
be re-elected to the sheriff’s ollicethis
fall. He has made as good if not a
better sheriff than any of iiis pre
decessors, and on this, too. there is
an unanimous verdict. Of course
you. and that means almost every
voter in all parties, will vote for him,
and his majority will be little less
than the total vote._
Home grown Alfalfa Seed for sale
See Geo. Lkathekman. 42 tf
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Burwell Street Fair, Horse Races
October 23 to 25,1907.
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THE TIME.
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SALES •
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Next Thrty Days
Our stock is too large and will be reduced
and we are going to give yon some Extra
Special Bargains in Everything in the Dry
Goods line,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
and in fact
EWTTIIEU ■ STORE
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We must raise same some money and are gomg to do so.
Cash Is what we want and cash is what we must have.
All people knowing themselves indebted to us
will confer a great favor by helping us
on their accounts.
Extra Special Bargains every hour of the day
- Every Day in the Week
and Every Week in the Month
Until Demands on Us Are Satisfied.
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I. DEPEW®*
Blacksmith $ Wagon Maker,
My shod is the largest and best equipped north of the Platte Slver
1 hnve a four horse engine and a complete line of the latest improved, ma
chlnery, also a force of experienced men who know how to operate It and
tnrn out a Job with neatness and dispatch.
MY PRICES ARE REASONABLE AND PROMPT
ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL CUSTOMERS
Maas 111 i a1 aaaa»3a^a-aaagga«wt«nni———um*
Get More Eggs.
Paint the inside of your nen house with
CARBOLINEUM. It is a sure lice and
mite extermimitor. For sale by
Keystone Go.
Loup City, Ashton, Rockville and Schaupps
mmrinii
BOUGHT AT THE
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-Goal for Sale at Loop City and Asltou. Will Bif
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Call ami see our coal and get prices on grain.
■_E. G- TAYLOR
E. G. Tayloe, J. S. Pedler, C. C. Carlson.
President. Vice President. Cashier
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--DIRECTORS
W: R. Mellob, J. W. Long, S. N. Sweetland
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LOUP CITY, NEBRASKA.
Capital Stock, - • $25,000.00
Individual Liability; $250,000.00