-Lose Your Money
And It’s Gone
But if you lose your check book, we will give
you another In this lies the safety of paying all
bills by check on this bank. Your money is se
cure. yet ready to use as you require it, and your
check forms the best possible receipt
You are tempting the hold-up man, so long as
you carry a roll of bills. Better carry your cash
in this bank and rest easy. The oldest largest in
cash resources and most carefully managed bank
in Sherman county.
Ine First National Bank,
Loup City, Nebraska
i ; nmkthwestern
Till S ' HAY » 2 ‘1<>
\ Few Harkri Quotations.
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Time is Money.
«4*< - Ir ai i Kv liable
.»• * .* .'j'' ter M time.
Henry M. Eisner.
LOCAL NEWS.
»er> s*t. r
;• ' ! «• iiit;!test market
V>- t- : .sU^
. : >'..'vuneri l*ark. next
rsia*, J joe i.
v s * u' ;i.v! \isit«4menus
at Ikv S 't'l.eshi
'■ » » amt >v*ur house
»ilh ml.tie vaJ aul autc
«*■• K-st.» (wkMI ami «;vt
|).e hufltest ttara*! fiw
! ■ '• iHs-ii.m; lt*> at Jea-'
am ■*, l'i', m v5 TbiJSita.'
: ***t .v «r house pautteti*
S' » xa *1 t.v «a<l aal ittati
Kai^utits m lumn I'rvfeH)
tor sole M« W. Lame
V ■< -5 v st fc-.* > wv&
s vv \i* hi* $>' It a.1
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Ta- • r returned Tuesday
*» 1 > • T.9 t« litt Mcomaai
rib
mar
- in faiitnp «n
riper dray- »in
VLK K»«r U«ir i.rrtl
i*i - »s. -iff in pip. I1k<m
»:! the Tm«b Pnifetty offered
• r * 1- at fr«l halt* bi rallia:
•*» Jnlii W. Uas.
Fa: rv d n*. «el! tour good,
r r-* !»r>T» from tlie
L 4* ■ Mi. a Lipid *a.
'1 ;» tita < r.-a otfi Co. pays
• - pranr f <r de
-• f at * jr • rmiarrt Urn-.
Ualt! l. uiiv l.uaii'! Loan*!
il.-al K*tate L-*an* it lo»***l
rat*-* at Juba W . L«a:‘«.
•• »i - m i the ritouieat ufj
*• — i t market uonr. and:
i - . • *« i a-tomer
\ f L- ' ti*e MtiiUri nail
■ r ag. \T. \n\*riVK. at U»e!
* • a**» m a L f: a* drur
V a:-. • --a t ■ b.»~— tbe borne!
I M • and Mr-. L < urry. near
Litdir* *L Wotdi. May lull
il «. il - rand family limited at
v„ Paul Mortar. aber* a a- t*rl I a
i fa reunion of Mr*. Ilukirr'*
;*-op»e
K >r >* •• *1*1 jrrade PbortL m
- ' > .rr. :»and t» roan*. L X.
pairs. L <ap < it). Veiir. Pliuia.
i ^ e.
xr»«r» rtew rv«> of ammais Idtf
hem added to Jenners Part. The
n#« monte t cage *111 hr the finest
in the l*»ft
Ladies. call «t»'ne>iinr >am lirt»•
4ii »«< ».u will - tid speria bargains
*a> t >>t will ifwaw joe and save
(.»jf icjckeltnak.
Mr- K /itieUi Bara* went to Anv
M <o lay moraine to i nit friends,
a JlMrirt rjairnUon of the
i riottan church and remain over
iteroratioa Inr.
T> Loop < it} mill r» now running
tii and nifht Yon rannut make a
- bf try inf a sack of tl*eir
• - le- neat job buy. For sale by
dealer* in town Special price
on .#«» pound *at».
(fitHc a lively interest was taken
n tie* meet mgs !«eid morning and
aitnaoe last Sunday of the County
May Sch» i ro'enUus. the dis
fj-MH evincing much earnest ness
an. ng its member*.
Henry (j|.. ten left for Omaha and
Urn n ~terday morning u> pur
chase • ertain materials for the new
brick » iord b «w Ohhen liras, hare
cuntra ted to build at Arcadia. Ex
ratattoo has begun on the IniilrM^t
Time is Money.
Buy a watch from a Reliable
Jeweler and always be on lime.
Henry M. Eisner.
specials on sale at Conhiser's every
Sat unlay.
t all ami see T. M. Reed for Ma
nure Spreaders.
t*o to Jenin r's I “ark next Thursday,
June 2. Opening nay.
Special articles on sale at Con*
hi*, r's every Saturday*.
Highest cash price paid for your
chickens at l.ee Bros.
\V:n, Larsen i* building a large new
l>arn on his home place.
1 M Reed sells windmills pumps
an : a cent ra line of supplies.
S*ork. the painter, uses white lead
an : me. and *1. etve you cures.
WANTED--Mei» i • break .uw* acres
at 1 • w: .» r- See John " Long
« C. C . or las tk*en seriously ill
tl . tsi*' few days, but is itupreyiug.
t i? isi: s;nv:a's on sa'e every
s o ■! .. I..* in and sc« m. urday -
S
Klaio visited friends at Cbleslictd
over a-t >-ndjo
Toe Loup City Mills are now mak
ing tl*e»r own rye Hour Vsk for it
when you buy rye bow.
Bennett s meat market vs the place
to get yurcteet of steaks ball, oysters
and every Huts* in his Line.
Henry Jeanet has sec ured the lar
gest number of exmeessrons for IMrk
■ Hsaimc day ever before secured
Bvyy T Breakfast >\»od made at the
‘ .•-# v'rty bUiK ¥W sale at ati Wop
l» y stores at a vents vet pound
I've sale M> wtodetue tn east
tvs*p CHy< or atd trade saw# for
- v estate bt ytea* Avovyy'a
ike are /acsu* *h vents vend V*
.ream deleted at the steamers
Jvtvsvv* y aavweeV y\v
Jtnvh Athens neat to httt.v*'* yes
.-efdas to attend the siiate wnMenee
of the yseeeeaa hvahpe'va vhotvV
rate av>yea atte of at* saves. nerd
iee barbed wane at ptbves Vrat *si
vase we mean.* I s. Nmhh. tHhonw
iMR.
V'*V VWw* and Viw.
»>VWMV»HMabl M«mM & WV«a at
twM ooJlflgy :*st FVkSav
; vnOwc. rrt-otwtnc Natr.r.la* noon
It vo*. wwn" * 4ri' p>».iw X. t Kn
<«■!». « on ->: . «* Iww your order
»ftl> mtKt ’umber iinl or F is.
Tay k». Bert of wrvtoe guaranteed
Mrs, Sim Bmrier underwent an
■m-ran or vt Grand Island hospital
ia#a Fn44? end rtx is now doing
ntoel; and <m the road on recover*
I van l forget Tim Ferdinandl. the
furniture mn will auplioitr any
price* (lv«s b> the catalogue houses,
ud then five you figures below them.
Musir Tot Memorial services and
migration I*ay v.iil driven by tlie
choirs of the three churches. Miss
Li7.7.i» Leininger will Mnc a solo and
Archie Kearns will (five tlte Gettys
burg Address.
WANTED--Tl>e undersigned wants
to ;«sturr roar cattle. Have sir
oundred acres of bottom land, good
lowing water and plenty of shade.
Writ*- or 'phone me. My plate is
;* so-wn as tlie Leiningei
ran u in Washington township.
Ki tiKNK Pattok.
«»ur genial frie.Mi. J. B. Flint of
Kearney spent a day or two last
week usiting former friends Here.
Tiie old soldier boy had just returned
from the oid sold ers' reunion at
Fairbury and through his untiring
el! »rU secured Uie nect annual re
uni "ti for Kearney. He is a roval
good fellow.
Ke». W Ilar.ier accompanied
hi* wife U» the M E. hospital at
O 'tana ast Uedne* lay morning, and
'•,e underwent a surgical operation
• •r a dangerous chronic ailment the
Friday following. Saturday noon
her . rein.on bc<-a:i e st> serious that
the two tons were sent for. ami they
drove to Kaverina, accompanied by
J I Is pew. and went U» the bedside
■I tlieir moUier. where they have re
niiinl since. Sunday a false report
was current tiiat Mr* Harper had
•-*--d away at s o'clock tlia* morn
iti,- th agi, at tiuc time and since
er iife lia* been hanging by the
slender-st tliread and any moment
word may come that she has yielded
to Uie i^and of death. While latest
report* are most discouraging, yet
eaeli tour sustains hope for Uie best.
Mrv Anna Dinsdaie was up from
i‘aimer last Frida/, visiting at Uie
borne of Jaa. Johansen. Site was ac
companied by a brother. Dr. Thus.
Greenwood, of Nottingliam. England,
second physician in Uie great asvlutn
in tiiat city, a physician of national
repute in that country', and whom
site had not seen for 28 years. Dr.
Greenwood arrived from Uie Mother
country about the last of April and
intends returning Uie lint part of
J one. The doctor, like Uie majority
of stay-at-home English gentry, ac
knowledges he had a very erroneous
conception of the United States, ei
perUng to find this part of Uie coun
try given over to the cowboy and
Indian and in a state of semi-civili
zation. and ti pressed bis amazement
to Hod all bis theories set at naught
and the people up-to-date in every
thing. We acknowledge a pleasant
call from the genial doctor, who has
but one serious failing—that he
Is traveling through life in a state ol
single blessedness In that he is
certainly inexcusable.
t* 1C l* cn Oi DC »C CC
Grocery Dep’t
Below we quote you a
few of our “every-day**
prices:
cans Good Corn - - $ .25
big bottles of Catsup - .25
cans Cove Oysters • - .25
lbs good Jap Rice * - .26
lbs. Good Prunes - • .26
cans Good Tomatoes • .25
cans Peaches - • • .35
cans Apricots - • • .36
3 boxes Dr. Price’s Breakfast
Food ...... 2S
3 boxes Egg-O-See - - *2S
3 boxes Indian Corn Flakes .25
2 boxes Post Toasties - .26
1 lb Good Coffee - - .16
1 lb None Such Coffee - .20
1 lb Oriential CoflFee - • .25
; 3 lbs Barrington-Hall - 1.00
Your last chance to get a nice!
little farm near town To acres—just
across the west bridge. one mile out,
$35<k». Archie O. Zimmerman.
Miss A hi Heynon at our schools re
echo! a visit Sunday from her sister,
who has been teaching at Mason
City and who left Monday for her
home at Wymore, this state.
Miss t'arrie 1 KniRlass left Monday
morions t visit a sister at lied Oak.
Iowa, and from there to ivtroit,
Mich., the ho ne of her father and I
a.s,> nor brother, John o. lXvuglass.
Mrs heo. Keeler left yesterviay for
Stanton, to attend Memorial 1‘ay
services, and from there to Omaha,
where 'he will l>c joined by Miss
iVur Kecier, who will return home
wit) her after a few weeks' visit at I
haiVrte, low a
Mrs s hoss re’timed home from
St s * ■ as*. Friday, whither sire!
h t iven ca. 1 by a misunderstood
r mc ssit^,' he; mother's
: itc-v», living a sister instead
1 • C met. ci tvfuwwi with her for
a ptoi racted v cut.
Tt»e Kurhugum passenger going
east, after Mav 'Jv»th. will leave l.oup
Ott.v about two hours later This
wilt please our people who dad
7 o clock early Vo net t**ggage cream
and eatress ready aud many who
drive here to take that train. See
time card neat wee*
\Kvs tv a tee c*osed her school »
Xw hi ted fc'rwho over one hundred
matrons and i-wemte of the soWvd
be*** tn yn-emtenc* A haU game,
tertws-en iVhhv ree< and Moon VhtoL
tn whw'h the tetter came out heat
wet?, a toav v score- and a (Me*
tern*** vssahwrtesi a <eneta tsvd time
My 'Arte-ma came ** Item
av*s» a tvt vat*itvtev evenm* ta
t«%inc Ivdtv wi ravr.
dr hi-tv leepmtv *e*ct veaw- avwwk
over has arahatt »mate hachewt eMvt
vpme- >e m*v he fas,ed be end threw
owspemw arah id' «hb**ppv wadKWdn
ha sh iettarKis adtfcoh aving the 'rinew
above mewttowed
MV a*e ha Haw the first teal teat,
show a; the season KirsohS World's
Vsteatest 1 Mama tic Company Thev
earn a Hie Hand and Met.ropoHtaw
Ordiestra. yi'int a concert on the
main st reet at naan If vau ate a
mush' lover don't fail to be present
at Uie concert. It is free as t-he air
vau breathe: (riven for your benefit.
Manage vaur affairs to be down town
when Uie band plays. Tuesday May SI.
For Solo
My home place, one (rood refrigera
tor a man s saddle and a fine old
'iolln. T. L. Piloir.
Notice
1 am offerim: for sale a number of
10-acre lots fr- m *!<0 to $125 per acre.
1*1 soon if you are desiring a sub
urban Lome in Loup City.
A. L. Zimmerman.
Sell Your $100 Land
\V Ter you improved farms at
It KM to ISO person in Butler
j county. Kansas, near Wichita, the
tlarc-n sp ,>t of the Middle West.
The- are going fast: sure to double
in value soon. Look them over. $10
round trip from Lincoln. Xeb.
1‘ATTf )X-l’A IT<)X LAND CO.
T A. Clark. Agent. St. Paul,Neb
VAUDEVILLE
VAUDEVILLE
and the very best of vaudeville, too—
j After the conclusion of the perform
ance of King of tlie Cowpunchers,
Mr. Kirsch has engaged for jour
j delectation a superb coterie" of
j celebrities. Each and every one se
! leeted for his or her merit as a fun
‘producer. Tiie ladies and gentlemen
appearing in the concert are engaged
for that express purpose and take no
■ part whacever in tiie dramatic event
of tiie evening. Their principal num
j Ijer is a spectacular comic opera
j extravaganza, elaborately staged and
■ magniiicently costumed, and present
i ed on a -<-aie of grandeur never be
j fore otfer<*d outside of a metropolian
icitv. startling scenes. bewilderWg
• a -t. grand chorus of famous voices
at; i a big show for a little price.
J stay for the concert with KIHSCH’S
King of tiie Cowpunchers, Tuesday
evening. May 3L
Dr? Goods Dept.
Now is your time to buy your
summer wash goods, before
the line is too much broken.
We handle all tiie latest and
mo6t up-to-date frocks, such
the Himalaya Cloth, 27 inches
wide and 75 stiades. This won
derful wasii fabric has been
the sensation of the year, pos
sessing. as it does, "tiie bril
liancy, character and beauty
of the richest silks at about
one-fourth tiie cost and can
hardly distinguisli between
Himalaya and silks costing $1
to >1.50 per yard. It is ideal
for suits, coats, evening and
automobile wraps, evening
gowns, shirt waists and chil
dren’s dresses, and for every
purpose where real silk is de
sirable. Price, 35c per yard
For sale by
Loup City Hoc. Go.
Class Play Good.
The class play Riven by the seniors
of our high school on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings fully sustained
the Northwestern's prophecy of last
week that it would be one of the
best ever given by our home talent.
Time and space this week will not
allow of extended comment on the
excellency of the cast, but each char
acter proved the wisdom of the
Northwestern's prediction of the
talent of the class and the excellency
of the portrayal of the individuality
of each particular part. Our people
gave the class the very best attend
ance both nights, and the enthus
iastic reception of the play and play
ers spoke volumes in praise of the
production and the way it was staged
and portrayed. All honor to the
class of 1910. Splendid music was
furnisned by the Ashton orchestra.
Ha! Ha!! 7 to 5
Tuesday Loup City redeemed itself
in base ball annals for the spanking
it received from the Arcadia boys,
when they met Litchfield at Jenne'r's
Park on the above day, and after
allowing that bunch to get glorious
ly happy over four scores in the first
inning, refused to allow them but
one more, in the seventh, and sent
them home completely demoralized.
Loup City was asleep and dreaming
at the start, but the jolt'thev re
ceived in the first started tliem'look
ing for Halley's comet and they came
back to earth with two scores to
spare over the Litchfield fellows, the
result winding up with the score
standing 7 to 5 in favor of our
"hemale" angels of the diamond.
Jack Kightenour of the Monitor was
taken home packed in ice to make
him keep after the mortifying process.
Mrs. J. A. Angler left Mondavi
morning for an extended visit with
a sister at Rochester. Minn.
There will he a meeting in the!
courthouse yard at 10:30 a. m. on
Decoration bay, when a report will I
be given of work done at the ceme
tery, money collected and paid out j
for fence, etc. Messrs. Nightingale!
and Long will make short addresses.
By order of president of Putty
Club and president Cemetery Vid.
The Methodist church was crowded
to its utmost capacity last Sunday
evening on the ocv asioi of the Bacca
laureate sermon Indore the class of
Idle Owing u> tiie absence ol Rev.
Harper in Omaha, the services of!
Rev Shepherd. Presbyterian pastor!
at Pitch fold, were s.vuret and lie
delivered a very able ami interesting!
address, which was highlv appreciat
ed hy all.
Mr. H. V. Watts ol Broken R w
has leaser) the lVehk'w opera house!
tor one year from June 1st. ami will
put on a vaudeville and moving pic-•
ture sliow each evening during the
summer months. Mr. Watts w ill equip
equip the house with an elect rtc light
ing plain or gel power from the mill.
Ttie gentleman Is in the piano busi
ness at Broken Row ami we under
stand will open a piano house in l.oup
City, and will move his family lie re
in the near future. VHir people ww
accord them a watte welcome to our
goodetty.
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WyilyYUiy IVIlygy IMfcXW V* Vyril.
to m**1* IW s*vy*ml iWto yi ********
v V«n»^ Ow# yt yip*** t*»
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***** FVW*WA ^%te» W*N%>, V V
P*,***..* ** (('waylay **4 nkx^m.
yd **w Wk^v. % fcc*,** *y> *
%y«fex *w« to toy **tt
y# »**#«*$. my *y* toft ww*y yd
smyy*:f**d %#w*g to* *w»*j*. mW>
gw***'**!* tots ***. %y>d toy ¥*#*«. y#
KftMWfe *M Mf-Nv lf>*¥s>v
smwrtlawd amewig t*y ?mkypfc.
x grafteviwe tostotetoto toy Notto
wwtoevw Sells Afa ratoto severe void
mmbet jefcm. wfclh fvnpfWftapte tatofwg
accompaniment In toe Lo«p river,
toe front end of this week. mhieh
occurred to an attache of one of our
hanking insrituUons and a former
resilient of Aurora, mho Is non a
Loup City man. It seems the two
unfortunate gentlemen mem over
mest of the riser after some horses
and on their return attempted to
ford the stream. In doing so the
horses floundered in the sand and
swirl of the current, compelling the
riders to dismount in mid-channel
and engage in strenuous work to get
themselves and the equines out of
the mix-up. A box of good cigars:
presented to the Northwestern mav I
have a persuasive effect in keeping j
further particulars from the public
Born on the frontier, nursed on the
boundless prairies: raised on the
plains: educated in the saddle, that
is the history of Frank Kirscli the
owner and manager and Director
General of The Big Show that bears
his name. He is as proud of his an
cestors as if they were kings and
potentates, and well he mav be. as
his family moved from Kentuckv
long ere the principal tignre of The
King of the Cowpunehers appeared
on the scene of life and here tiiev
have lived and here they live todav.
owning and farming a vast area of
land in Southern Kansas. As Mr.
Kirscli advanced in years his mind
pietured out a wild western play.
He wrote the piece and plavs the
leading character. This is in brier
the history of the King of the Cow
punchers. and their popular owner.
Note the date. Tuesday. May 31.
Star Brand Shoes Are
Better—Every Pair
Guaranteed
MEIC2L t<x>'45§9
-n>r •:• V !S
*5H* BRAND SHOES Nar
‘ARfiSETRr
These Shoes wear well, look well
and tit well. Wear well represents
the highest standard of value. They
have all the style and comfort it is
possible to put into a shoe and they
possess better wearing quality than
any other shoe sold at the same price
When you once buy one of these shoes
you will wear no other. We handle
them in ladies', men’s and children’s
sizes and in all kinds of leather. See
us for shoes.
Loup City Merc. Go.
Time is Money.
Buy a watch from a Reliable
Jeweler and always be on time.
Heqry M. Eisner.
COMING!
Loup City
Tuesday, May 31
One
Jolly Night
Under
A Big
Tent
Kirsch’s
World’s
Greatest
Dramatic
Show
60 People
Presenting
King
of the
Cowpunchers
The Very
Best Traveling
Band in America
Majestic 10-Piece
Orchestra
WHEN SHE WANTS
a portrait of him, or he.
one of her, we make them—the
kind that pleases.
DRAPER’S
STUDIO1
LET EE GROW TOGETHER
$85,000
represents in round numbers the Growth in De
posits during the last year
59,000.00
represents the Increase in Loans to our patrons
over the figures of a year ago.
Which means that this bank has grown in the con
fidence of the public, and has grown in
ability to be of genuine service
to its clients.
it means that more of our people than ever before
are profiting by a close alliance wit a strong,
safe and well-managed bank.
There's a profit for you in becoming a depositor
with the
LOUP Din STATE UK
Capital and Surplus, $37,500
SPECIALS!
WHERE?
CONHISER’s
WHEN? WHEN?
Every Saturd'y
KEYSTONE LUMBER €0.
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Burlington's New Main Line
Through Central Wyoming
the richest undeveloped country in the west. Farmers here
have no fear of drouth, wind storms or hail storms
THE BIG HORN BASIN
is now so well started on its great wealth producing era that
it not only appeals to farmers looking for new lands upon
which to establish new homes under most favorable condi
tions but appeals as well to the investor, who wants to turn
his money quickly, and to the
Business Man, Professional Man,
Mine Operator and Manufacturer
in new towns that are springing up like magic and where
raw material in plenty can be handled at profit.
The new line will reach Thermopolis about July 1st, con
necting the outside world with one of the greatest health
resorts in America. Cheap excursion tiekets first and third
Tuesdays. Send right away for new booklet just off the press.
D. Clem Deaver, General Agent
Land Seekers Information Bureau
1004 Farnarn Street, Omaha, Nebr.
CALL AND INSPECT OUR FINE STOCK OF
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES,
Apd Fann |\flachipeiy of All fCinds
Yours for
Business,
T. M. RE