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A. P. CULLEY,
Mtorney&Gonnselorat-Law
(Office: Kikst National Bank)
Loup City, Nebr.
ROBfT p7S!PARK
Attorney-at-Law.
LOUP CITY. NEBRASKA.
AARON WALL
I_» gt.-w yer
Practices in all Courts
Loup City, Neb.
R. J. NIGHTINGALE
Attorney ad Smlcr-al-Law
LOUP PITY, NEB
R. H. MATHEW,
Attorney-at-Law,
And Bonded Abstractor,
Loup City, Nebraska
O. E. LONGA CUE
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office, Over New Bank.
TELEPHONE CALL, NO. 39
A. J. KEARNS
Phone, 30. OHIoe at Residence
Loop Bity - Nebraska
S. A. ALLEN.
mwiiST
LOUP CITY, - - NEB,
Office up stairs in the new State
Bank buthlinv.
W. L. MAUCY.
DENTIST,
LOUP CITY, NEB
()FFICE: East Side Public Souxie
Phone. 10 on :16
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Bonded Abstracter
Loup Citt, - Nebra-ka.
Only set of Ab«*raet Books in eounu
Try the
F- F- F- Dray
F. F. Foster, Prop.
Office; Fester's Barber Shop
Farms for Sale
in Nebraska and Virginia. For full
information see or write A. O. Zim
merman, Hallboro, Virginia., or A. L.
Zimmerman, Loup City, Neb.
THE WONDERFUL
BIGHORN BASIN
. _
To Renters:
I have a selected list o
irrigated farms in the Basin
for rent; why rot rent fur a
year or two and learn tin
profits from irrigated farm
ing in the Basin, and be
come acquainted with the
climate and desirability ot
settling in that region? We
also help you homestead ir
rigated lands, or to bu\
them at prices that will
make you money. Million.
of dollars are now being
spent irrigating Basin land?
Homeseekers’ excursions
first and third Tuesdays o
1908. Write D Clem
Deaver, General Agent
Landseekers’ Informatioi
Bureau, Omaha.
Winter Excursions:
Homeseekers, excursions first an
third Tuesdays to Colorado, Wvo
ming, Big Horn Basin. Northwest
Southwest and South: WIXTEl
TOURIST BATES daily to Florida
the Gulf Country, tiie South ant
Southern California. Ask Agent
or the undersigned for rates anu
details.
R. L. ARTHUR,
Ticket Agent, Loup City, Neb.
L. W. Wakklky, G. P. A.
Omaha, Nebraska.
FHE NORTHWESTERN
P <1KMS: — 91.00 PER FEAR. IF PAH) IN ADVANOI
ntered at the Loup i-itv Postoffice for tran
mission throueh the mails as second
clans matter.
Office ’Phone, - - - 6 on 108
Residence ’Phone, - 2 on 108
,f. W. BURLEIGH. Ed. anil Pub.
Tlie editor of the Northwestern
has reason to feel proud of the way
its readers have and are responding
to the subscription notice and state
ments of the past few days. In onlv
j one instance has a reader expressed
j displeasure, out of the great number
who have remembered us in the most
pleasurable wav. It makes one think
lie has the best lot of patrons of any
paper extant. Many thanks to you
each and all.
From the county clerk's office we
have received the following certified
statement of the mortgage indebted
ness record of Sherman county. Neb.,
for the year ending Dec. 31st, 1907.
Cut it out and put on file for future
reference:
Amount Amount
Mortgages. Filed. Satisfied.
Farm.$413,623 44 $259. 100.77
Town and City. 49.359.fio 22.«97.SM
Chattel. 373.fifiS.04 154,570.24
Connty Assessor Bechthold present
• ed the names of the following yjentle
; men as liis nominees for deputy
! assessors to the county board, Tues
day. which were ratified by that body:
Oak Creek. .John M. Maciejewski:
Logan, .1. Q. Pray: Washington. L. W.
('alien: Kim. R. I). Adams: Webster.
W. B. Reynolds: Loup City. 1>. < .
Crow: Ashton, Chas. Covryk: Rock
ville. .John Maiefski: Clay. Chas. M.
Snyder: Harrison. Albert Dickinson:
Scott. Ilenrv Doon: Hazard, Carl
de la Motti': Bristol. C. W. Holmes.
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The nineteen societies of Organized
Agriculture meet at Lincoln during
the week of January 2oth. Discus
sions will be had on every subject of
importance to the farmer. The even
ing sessions will be occupied with
addresses from very pron. .ent men
land on Friday night Governor and
: Mrs. Sheldon will hold a reception at
11he Governor’s mansion to which
every one in attendance is invited.
These winter meetings will be
attended by more than three thous
and of our progressive farmers, and
we are glad that such an opportunity
i- given fer our farmers to meet with
the me 1 who have the most advanced
idea- for the advancement of agri
culture.
The Northwestern appreciates
to the fullest extent the interest
manifested by the various press
bureaus in the editorial columns of
the paper by furnishing us with a
super-abundance of editorial matter
i favoring the candidacy of this and
| that- man for the presidency, but
really the stulT sent in is proving
I somewhat burdensome for our waste
I basket and causes us to take valuable
! time in making Irontires for the same.
Too bad there is not a market here
for refuse paper, or we might gain
coin of the realm in the disposal of
the same. Rah! it makes one sick
over the immense press bureau stuff
flooding the C. S. mails.
Some little interest was exhibited
at the meeting' of the new county
board. Tuesday, when the question of
entering suit against Gibson for the
$l'(iO odd dollars he is alleged to be in
default in fees collected when he was
county clerk. The old board last
week ordered the county attorney to
enter suit for the collection of the
alleged defaultation. and when the
new board met, Gibson's represen
tative. Fisher, gave the new board a
hotair talk against suit being entered,
but the new board refused to alter
the decision of the old board and
Gibson will be required to answer as
\ to the amount accounted for. At the
close of tlie point in issue, the board
opened the bids for county printing
for the coming year, and in spite of
tlu? fact that the Northwestern's bid
was equally as low as that of the
Times, it was ignored in the matter
and the county printing was awarded
in its entirety, so far as the local
award was concerned, to the Times
Independent, the Northwestern and
the little yellow being thrown over
the transom. So far as the North
western is concerned, it was not very
much surprised, as the board for the
most part is populist, while one re
publican member was elected by the
populists as their candidate by
pet ition. another is a brother of the
Times man. and still another member
from the south side of the county
gave evidence of being a pronounced
Gilson man. as was also the socialist
nember from the east side, hence the
Northwestern could hardly expect
anything but a good-sized lemon,
which was handed him with a pleas
ant smile. Hut he always did like
lemons.
Additional Locals.
Hon. E. H. Kittell of Rockville
township was in attendanne on the
larmers institute. Tuesday, absorbing
idle valuable information to be there
found. VVe acknowledge, a pleasant
call from the gentleman.
John Douglas of Webster township
has been quite, ill with la grippe for
the past number of days, but a tele
phone call Tuesday answered by John
uimself gives evidence that you can’t
Keep a good man down. Heis getting
all right fast.
Mrs. Dr. Chase received word last
Friday of the serious illness of her
mother at Hemingfoid, this state.
The doctor drove over to Litchfield
the same day to enable Mrs. Chase to
take that evening's train for her
mother’s bedside.
The Baptist Aid Society met with
Mrs. Dr. Main, Wednesday afternoon
of this week, and presented her with
a handsome rug from the Christensen
& Eerdinandt Furniture company, in
remembrance of her faithfulness as
.president of the society the past year.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry French came
TO BE HELD AT
LOUP CITY, NEB.,
Thursday, Jan, 23d
On my farm 1-2 mile*northwest of Loup City, on
the Arcadia road, first O. L C. brood sow sale in
Sherman county.
34, 34, 34 HEAO 34
I will offer for sale 34 head of Pure Pred O. I. C.
Brood Sows, consisting of tried sows and gilts.
All tried sows bred to Crescent Frost, No. 18139,
the largest boned hog in Sherman county. Gilts
bred to Onward, No. 18566, a large, lengthy, good
all-around boar. Brood sow sale to commence at
1:30 o'clock p. m. Also
20 Head of Horses,
40 Grade Shorthorn Cattle
And one Shorthorn Bull, Arthur Lad, No. 268018.
A. H. HANSEL, Owner.
CoL Chas. M. Branson,]
Col. J. T. Hale, | Auctioneers.
Col. Jacob Albers. ! W. F. Mason, Clerk.
down from Ansel mo last Friday. The
reverend only remained for a few
hours, going’ up to Sargent- the same
• veiling, where lie was to help l!ev.
Matthews in revival meetings, the
latter being ill. Mrs. French is stili
isitiug her parents and relatives
here.
School Notes.
The thought that is uppermost in
nearly all the pupils minds is. "Will
we have that in exams? They'll all
know next week.
Florence Depew is again at her
•tudies in the eighth grade.
Addie Leininger is sick again, so
: he Senior class is diminished by one.
' his week.
Mabel Depew returned to school
last week.
The eigiith grade enjoyed the skat- i
ing Monday evening. All report line!
skating and a "dandy time."
Hattie Cole and Ernest Failor, both 1
Miss Conger's pupils, are again in
school alter an absence on account of •
sickness.
A High school literary society is to
tie organized Friday afternoon. A ;
program will be given every two
weeks, the first to take place next :
Friday.
The seventh grade is planning a
skating party for next Saturday.
The girls ■ f the high school were
allowed to attend the Farmer's Insti- j
,tute to learn about the "Handy
I Kitchen." provided they wrote a
j theme about it afterwards. A few
attended.
Gao’ Season for Icebergs.
TP re is somethin.' wron? up ,
1 ound the north pole. Appai fitly
i s warmer up -here this season than j
or a long time, for never in the mem- j
jrv of sea captains has the North At- j
'antic be: n spired with so many ice
lergs. They have been chipping o(i
'rom the great polar ice fields like
Testing from a Cake and have b- j
tome such a menace to navigation
.hat a half dozen steamship lines have j
.'Sited orders to the commanders of
I eir ships to : hange their courses to I
i mor southerly one. This means ]
' st most, of the liners will hereafter
d.-’j-fen the short route followed dur
r. i the summer months.
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I>on’t forget the Curry sale-.Jan. 29. j
The farmers’ institute was in ses
sion here Tuesday afternoon and
evening and Wednesday afternoon and
evening. It will be impossible this
week to give the proceedings in detail,
but will try and do so next week.
The leetur« s were of a very interest
ing character, both afternoon and
evening, while the music rendered in
the evenings by a number of our
musical people, namely. Baritonesolo,
B. 1’. McKinnie; soprano solo. Miss
Beth Zimmerman: trio, violin, cornet!
and piano, instrumental, by Max A. ■
Jeffords. L. X. Smith and .Miss Nellie
Jeffords, and a soprano solo by Miss
Beatrice Nightingale, were all of a
high order and fully appreciated by |
those present. The attendance at
these sessions was very good and
much interest manifested.
ICoskI .% ot !<•«*.
(Hughes Road)
The commissioiM r appointed to view and
locate a r<ad e« n n.ei.cing sit the southeast
coriH'r of f'ec iun nix Township fourteen.
Katij.forrtten and rut ning thence north one
mile on s«*cti« n line between ?*ection five and
- x and running thence we>t on Section
line between ectio six Township four
teen, Kangt* fourt* en. anil Action 31.
thiri y-one. townsh p fifteen. Kaage fourteen,
nl'cit l>i rods, and terminating at Koad No.
178 ha> reported in favor of the eNtablUhment
t • ereof Him all claim' tor damages nr objec
lions thereto must be tiled in the office of the
county clerk ot h«-rman county on or before
noon of the 10th day of March. 1908. or said
road will be established without reference
thereto.
Dated thi*» 3Ltdayof December. A. D. 1907.
C. K. UKt sHATSEiN. County Clerk.
Last pub. Jan. 30
Notice of «narcliaii*M Sale of Real Karate.
In the District Court of Gherman county. Ne
In the matter of the application of Levina J.
Sparks guardian of the estates of William
A. Sparks. Walter it. Sparks. Bertie A.
Sparks Kay K Sparks anil Vernie Sparks.
nuin-r chi dren of James A. Sparks, deceased.
for a licens to sell the real « state of said
minors
Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance of
an order of tlm Honorable Bruno O. Hostetler.
.1 mitre of the District»’ourt of Sherrn n county.
Nebraska, m.ide on the iith day of ^June. 1907.
for the sale of the interest of each and all of
said minor defendants in the real estate here
inafter described there will be sold at public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash at the
south door of the court r ouse in Loup Citv. in
Sherman c unty. Nebraska, on the 2Stu day of
Jar-nary. lWH. at the hour of one o'clock in the
aftei noon of said nay. the interest of ea* h and
all of said minors, the same being an undivided
one-ninth interest, and together consti
luting the undivided five-ninth interest
in i he f 1 lowing described . e»l estate
situatn in >hermaii county. Nebraska
to-wit: The west half of the uorthweal
quarter and the north half of the southwest
quarter of section seven in township fourteen,
north of Kange sixteen, west of sixth principal
meridian. Stul sale will remain open one
hou r.
Dated this 30th day of December. 1907.
Levin a J. spakks. guardian of tue estates
«»f said m n »rs
By Alpha Mokcan, her attorney.
t Last pub Jan. 23.)
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i uo riot a- k you to
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believe others can cure i
you. should they fail. !
don't ifive op. I' is
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than not at all Re
member. that curing
• diseases after all oth
ers bav«* failed has
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years. If you cannot
_ visit me personally.
I write symptoms tiiat trouble you mosl. A
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system of borne treatment, which is ihe most
suceessfu system ever ’evisetl. I make no
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patient a loyal contract in writing, backed
by abundant capital to hold for the promise
Physicians having stubborn cases to treat
are cordially invite<i^|rr}AVE|U curei* of all
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bladder diseaser. ulcerations, menstrual
irouble. etc. onfidential. Private home in
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Motherly care and best attention guaran
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rorCf POSITIVELY FREE!
■ ^ • No c harge whatever to any
man. woman or child living in LOUP PITY
or vicinity, suffering from any t'HRONfC
DISEASE, a $10.00 & It AY EXAMINA
TION. t’ome and let me look inside of you
absolutely iree of charge.
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My shoo i» the lantea! and Ihjhi equipped non b of the Platte hlvei
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