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Profession*! Cards J AABUS wall Lawyer Practice* in all Court* Loup Crtv. Neb. io*r. r.srAU Attorney-at-law. LOOP CITY. MBBRMSKM. R J. NIGHTINGALE LOUP 61TY. NEB R H. MATHEW. Anorney-at-Law, tad Hooded AUlnctor. Loup City, Nebraska j o7 E. LONGA CRlT PSTS1GIAN ail SURGEON Office. Over New Bank TELEPHONE CALL. NO. 3* A.J. KEARNS PHYSICIAN AND SORGEON T»» Hour. at TVjepfcj** Ounl Loop City. - Nebraska A. S. MAIN PHYSICIAN M SURGEON Loup City. Nebr. O at Resident-* Telephone < onneirttofi ROBERT P. STARR *^mor tv X. H. Mud Bonded Abstracter burr Cmr. - XsbRa***. Ooi* «t of Atatrat twuiuu county <. A. ALLKN. UiZ.YTMST, IXMT ‘"ITT. Nfch. u|> •twr* <a li>e new State Baa* buldiar. wTlTm AiC( Y. DE^TINT, LOU? CITY, NEE OFFICE: Laat Side Pubi.. SatiMf. Phone la on 36 UK. J. H. GllEGG VETERINARY SURGEON 1 n*»* located hi Loup CUf, »it), the Intention of prarticinp \ eterlna rt Xalidor Swftiy and ttrttatrj A.! ca A promptly Attended to day or itytil. <i*o» at Round Front Karo Piles CCABAKTCED to )Mt LIFE TIME. fatotto Fr— RUPTURE CURED DR. RICH SPECIALIST 1 Tho Labor of Baking to bid; U«n reduced if you uae Ux rvfti: kind at Flour, and if Ux que* UjO. What, to Ux beet FloarT" »a» put to rote anionr Ux burn and bouerfcceprr* ia Uito part of Ux countrt Ux ananinac u» reply would be WhitofSatin Ycu would tote for U if you were ueM 10 a. laa t it worU. rUin* a trial Loup City Mills THE NORTHWESTERN cuts -*i onpBH TumrPiiDiminiiia Eiurad at tbe Luup 1‘Itv PostuAce for trppt ■laatoa tbrouab tb* matla as second class Batter. Office Phone, - 6 on 21 Residence. - - 3 on 21 J. W. KUKI.KIGIL Kd. ami Pub The senate Jist week killed the board of pardons bill, one of the best bills so far offered in that body. —- - --% The mayor of Seattle has been ousted from office for promoting the Kind of a town advocated by Dahl man 'Hie women, who have lately been given the privilege of the ballot, did the ousting. Mayor I*ahlma;i has a proposed bill to be introduced in the legislature changing the * o'clock hour law. making it optional with saloon towns wlien the hour for closing shall be any bour before midnight, as they shall elect Will he get a Prince to Introduce It? A bill lias been introduced in the legislature to prohibit candidates from hiring vehicles on election days to take voters to the polls. Let it pass and then make a law compelling ail voters to exercise their right of franchise. excusing only such voters as are not able to get to the voting places, either through sickness or absence from any other unavoidable causes. * *ng of the last acts ot Gov. Shall etit«*rger was to parole ^ murderer named Stout, who was sent up from llall county some months since for brutlaly beating to death an elderly farm hand who was working for him". "- •I. a commotion was isised over it and ltie m ustness of the parole of tiie brute was so evident that Gov. Aldrich last week revoked the Shall enbergcr act and placed Stout liack wliere he belongs. Tiie people of Kearney and espec ially The Hub of that city, have had seventeen kinds of flt-s the past week, because Representative Bassett from that county voted against tiie one sided and manifestly' unfair bill for <apltal removal, and The Hub even went so far as to valorlously call upon Mr. Bassett to resign his’place In the legislature, in which iteiaimed he had proved a traitor to his con stituency. On the other hand. Rep resentative Bassett found no senti ment in favor of removal outside of Kearney, and the bill being unfair, aay wav. shot a hole in it. But why does Kearney want to be a snburb of tiie capita! city, as it sure would be in event of its removal, which would undoubtedly be to Grand Island. Big ’‘dollar" dinners are all the rage nowadays by worshippers at the shrine of some “big man" for whom they are little lickspittels and want to stand in with. Another of these grand ' functions Is advertised for tiie evening of Marcli 20. at Lincoln, in honor of William Jennings Bryan, aou paper* throughout the state have received letters aking them to give trie eveut gratis edltoral notice, and here s ours. The many- admirers of Bryan throughout tiie state are asked to pay their own fare to Lincoln and a doi.ar of their hard-earned money for a plate, that they may sit at a table anti enjoy gazing on their hero, wi. lias coined into a handsome fortune tiie same fool worship. But then, what's the use? There's plenty of fellows who like to get into tiie game But really, isn’t Ft ridiculous. Last week Wednesday the senate passed the capital removal bill bv a small margin and the house on Friday threw It over tiie transom by a vote of .'•■« to Our Sherman county representative, W. s. Waite, evident ly got a hunch from home that there was no perceptible sentiment for the bill for which lie had been one of the T. sponsors, and voted against the bill, sending up the explanation that after a consideration of its merits he rendered It an unfair proposition. a» did several other sponsors of the Irah man farce Even Bassett of Buffalo denounced the --wet'' attempt and stated outside of Kearney lie had found no sentiment for capital re moval I'rince of Grand Island im mediately announced another remov al bill would be forthcoming elimina ting some of tiie objectionable fea tures and allowing the entire state Ut compete. The anything-to-beat Lirtcoln combine are a hot bunch Gee-whiz. but the present house has some brave?! legislators. The | other day. Grossman of Douglas wanted to pulverize Poulson. the anti saloon league chief, because the atter dared to send him a circular letter, and while he was sticking the missie under the Poulson proboscis and making the air redolent with ‘ big stuff, laden with choicest "teH's half acre" language. "Me-too Leidigh" of Otoe, desiring to pJav ! P’att to Grossman's Kuscoe Conkling. jumped around the two like a flea urging Grossman to "punch him one just for luck." and trying to imitate ■ tiie rage of his I>ouglas county master. Finally peace was pro claimed by the seargent-at-arms of tiie house removing the anti-saloon speeler from the war zone. Later Poulson had a warrant issued for tiie arrest of Grossman and ids “Mee-too" fur tiie great dangerf?) he had luckily escaped from, but when the valiant constable arrived at the house the two proposed legislative Uiugs hid behind their legislative barrier, which Immune* members of that wonderful body for arrest during tiie session and for fifteen days thereafter, and trank Harrisons pet frieud.?) was persuaded to drop the accusation for the present. The whole incident cannot be looked upon with pride as an historic occurrence. The house ®ay have to put manacles on some of it» bloodthirsty members or place a platoon of police around the sacred person of Poulson. But tiie above bloodless war was only a first out burst of Grossman and “Me-too.” A day later the twain in committee meeting wanted to make hash out of Tay lor of Merrick, who is a beloved Mwapapcr nan of Central City, when at home, but who descended from that high pedestal for three months to serve ids people in the Nebraska house, and ail because Tavlor took issue with tiie bruiser-duet over the Scbeeie-Wertman contest from York county, but Taylor's “shooting-stick" i and make-up " saved him from get ting ills "form pled,” and now an entire state is waiting in breathless suspense as to whom they will yell, j "jo*’i* ant” I Route No. I Mrs. S. S. Reynolds is recovering from an attack of la grippe. Mrs. F. A. Pinckney has been ill with la grippe the past two weeks. Miss Jennie Henrickson is working in town now. Chris .1 wink shipped a car of fat cattle to the South Omaha markets last week. L. Domgard will have a sale Feb. 2Jth, after which he intends to move to town and start a laundry, if he can find a suitable location. Frank /wink is putting a furnace in his new house. J. A. Summers expects to leave for his new home at Almeria a Unit the 1st of March. Miss Klma Corning is teaching again this week, after a week's ab sence on account of illness. Vergil Weller is going to farm the place formerly farmed by Joe Krouse. Art Kowalewski started to work for Hr. Chase Tuesday. K. B. Corning finished picking his corn Tuesday. John Foy is helping Joe Hlaschke haul hay this week. Ross Hager is doing quite a little trapping over on Clear Creek this w inter. Joe Toc/.ek is erecting new build ings on his place southwest of John Warrick's. Austin Scribbles Will Hadcock is on the sick list. Orin Goodell is preparing to move to Alma. Neb., soon. Raymond oilman is going around on crutches, a horse having fallen cn his foot and hurting it badly. Homer < tgle intends to buy an auto si 'it. We suppose lie will take all the girls riding then. Mr. Hile s and Mr. Daddow's fami lies are nearly all down with grippe. Paul Gilmore has purchased a DeLaval cream separator. Miss Willma Foss called on Rhea Rentirow Saturday, and found her mucti better. Mrs. Carl keeier and family are staying with her sister. Mrs. Ida Ogle, for a while. George Jackson lost a very valua ble horse last Monday. Miss Rhea Rentfrow was compelled on account of la grippe to close her school the latter part of last week. A very pleasant time was had at Mrs. John Gilmore's last Friday, some 20 neighbors helping her quilt almost two quilts. A very nice dinner was served. S. Foss and son took a wild goose trip over on Wiggle Creek Tuesday, and ended up at Loup City. Mrs. Chas. Barnes is again able to be out. and was over and took dinner Sunday with Pa and Ma Foss. Moon Creek Items Miss Cora Cross returned home last Wednesday evening from her visit in Hamilton county. Some farmers from our neighbor hood are expecting to attend the Farmer's Institute todayt Wednesday). Watch next week's news items for the announcement of our next W. C. T. C. medal contest, which will be both oratorical and musical. Hoy Cross made a short trip to Hamilton county last week. SCHOOL NOTES Edith Ward startl'd to school last i Monday. We are preparing for a program and box social to be held soon. We enjoyed a Valentine box. Representative yuackenbush has i introduced a bill in the lower house ! making it unlawful for a minor under 18 years of age to use tobacco, yuack! rite Tingley (la.) Vindicator in a recent issue advertised big loads of cobs at 25c per load. That look> cheap Iteside the *2 and *2.25 per load asked here. Farmers' Institute The Farmers’ Institute met at tin court house yesterday afternoon and jhad quite an interesting session, con (tinuing the same at the Methodist ehun'h last evening, a goodly number oi farmers being present at both ses j sions. The ladies' department of the 'institute had a session at the M. E. j church in the afternoon. Farmers’ Elevator The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Sherman County Grain, i Coal. Lumber and Livestock Associa tion. will l*e held at the court house ; in Loup City, on Saturday. Feb. i'lth. at o’clock p. m., at which time all general business will be transacted. } officers elected, and the adjustment of the indebtedness and disposal of the elevator will be made a special order of business. R. r>. Hendrickson. Secretary. Farmers Notice We want your good wheat and do | not sell before you get our prices. We also want corn and oats and are paying more than it will net to ship i to anv terminal market. Your busi ness is appreciated. Loup City Mill & Light Co. Call on O. G. HUNT The Farmer Auctioneer Phone 4 on 103 To Cry Your Sales See Him for Terms LOW ONE - Colonist Fares March 10 to April 10, 1911 $26.00 $26.00 Co California To Pacific Northwes VIA Union Pacific Standard Road in the West Electric Block Signals Excellent Dining Cars For further information relative to fares, routes, etc., call on or address G. W. Collipriest Loup City, Neb. The Season is at Hand tor HARNESS We have the quantity to select from. We have the Price. We have the Quality that Guarantees Durability to Correspond with the Quality. H AYF U FSf - G ALLA WAY HAPDWAPE GO, What a Splendid Picture youth, health and beauty make. It is too bad they cannot last forever. We Like to Take Photographs * of young people, and judging by the samples we have, young people like to have us do it. Come and learn the reason. Then probablv vou will decide to have us photograph vou. EDGAR DRAPER, Photographer. “NOT?’’ The Mutual Supply Co. SEARS •ROEBUCK BUT One of Your Home Merchants We are going to show you what what we are going to do. Now watch and compare prices with any of your Mail Order houses, and add freight from where you buy, and see if we cannot save you money on most any article mentioned below, and besides we guarantee every article we send out. Now let us work together. First, we save you freight on your goods; next, we help you in paying taxes. On which one of these things does the mail order house help you? You may not like your merchant, but without the home mer chant, what would your town be? No, friends; to make a good town and a good, prosperous county, we must work together, and when you buy your goods at home, you are doing your part and then the merchants must do their part, which helps to raise the price on your land. Coal Oil, per gal... lOc 1 gallon Corn Syrup. 35e 1 gallon Rock Candy Syrup . 50c 4 cans Swift's Cleanser. 25c 6 cans Oil Sardines. 25c 3 cans Mustard Sardines. 25c 1 can Imported Sardines. 15c 2 cans medium red Alaska Salmon.... 25c 1 can best Blood Red Flat. 25c 1 can Xo. 1 Cove Oysters. 9c 2 cans Ko. 2 Cove Oysters. 35c 6 cans Baby Pet Milk. 25c 2 cans Sliced Beef.25c 1 3-lb can Pears. 15c 3 pkgs Mone Such Mince Meat. 25c 1 pkg Corn Starch. 5c 1 lb Bulk Gloss Stirch. 4c 1 lb Dried Peas. Ge 3 lbs Fancy Mexican Rice.25c 5 lbs Choice Jap Rice. 25c 1 31b can Hominy.lUc 3 cans Choice Corn. 25c 2 cans Fancy Tomatoes. 25c 1 31b can Pumpkin.lOe 1 31b can Kraut.10c 10 lbs Wheat Graham.35c 24 lb Rye and Wheat Graham.80c 1 lb Home Cured Lard. 15c 100 lbs Oyster Shells. 90c 1 gallon Heavy Harvester Oil. .40 Quart Harness Oil. 25c Dried Fruits: New York Ring Dried Apples. 12 l-2c 1 pkg Currants. 12 l-2c Fancy Apricots p>*r lb. 1 Kc 2 lbs Choice Dried Peaches.. 25c Fancy Dried Ray>berries per lb. 35c 1 lb 4-Crown Rafcins. 7c 1 lb Seedless Bleached Raisins. 15c Cereals: 3 pkgs Kellogg Corn Flakes. 25c 3 pkgs Post Toasties. 25c 3 pkgs Egg o-See.j. 25c 2 pkgs Shredded Wheat..25c 2 pk_s Grape Nut. 25c 2 pkgs Ceeam of Wheat. 25c 2 pkgs Imported Macaroni. 25c 3 pkgs Noodles. 2oe 1 lb Pearl Barley... ~. 5c 4 lbs Best Hand Picked Navy Beans.. 25c 3 lbs Lima Beans. 25c 1 lb Flaked Hominy. 5c THESE ABE CASH PRICES Loup City Mercantile Company Electric Theatre will be open on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings of each week, with an entire change of pictures •lust the place for yourself and fami ly to spend an enjoyable evening. SHERIFF'S SALE. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of sale to me directed from the District Court of Sherman county. Nebraska, upon a decree of foreclosure rendered in said court on the 29th day of November. 1910. wherein The Keystone Lumber Company was plaintiff, and Stella Werner, widow of Frederick Werner, deceased, insane; Charles Werner. Tony Wer ner, Clara Werner ami Amelia Werner, minor heirs of Frederick Werner, deceased. Mike Kiiiuek. administrator of the estate of Fred erick Werner deceased: Frank Pokorski. guardian of the estates of said minors: Joseph S. IVdler and Carl C. Carlsen weredefendaui>. I have levied upon the following described real estate, to-wit: The northwest quarter of sec tion thirteen (131 in tewtwhip fifteen (15) north of range fourteen (HI west of the tfih P. M. in Sherman countv. Nebraska, an 1 1 will, on the 21sl dav of February. 1911. a: two o'clock p. m of said day. at the south door of the court house, in Loup City. Sherman county. Nebras ka. offer for sale and sell said above described real estate at public auction to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the amounts of $4iKUi> and $'.19.10 aud $61.75. due the cross-petitioner Joseph S Pedler. and the amount of $361 25 due the plaintiff, with interest at ten per cent from ihe 2#lh day of November 1910. and costs of the above action, taxed at $19 70 and accru ing costs, which auiouut was adjudgid to be due to the plaintiff above nanu d from the de fendants above named, and to be a lien upon ihe above described premises. Dated at Loup City. Nebraska this !9lh day of Januarv. 1911. L. A Williams. Sheriff of Sherman county. Nel raska. R. J. Nn.BTnti.AL*. Attorney for Plaintiff. (l*ast pub. Feb 16* Notice to Boilfling Contractors You will please lake notice that sealed bids will l>e received by the County Clerk of Sherman county, at his office in the court house m Loup City. Nebraska any time prior and including the hour of is o'clock noon, on the Stst day of February A D. 1911, for the i proposed construction of a brick or cement addition to the Sherman county court house the dimensions tor said addition to be 16xS«ft and li inch wall. S inch air space, and two stories hiRh. Plan' and specifications are on Ole in the office of the aforesaid County Clerk of said county, and subject to examination bv bidders. The County Hoard reserves the > riirbl to reject any and all bids. I Hated this 17th dav of Januarv. 1911. W. C. DirrtRiCHs. County Clerk. .Last pub FcMt 161 SHERIFF'S SALE Notice Is hereby Riven that by virtue of an order of sale to me directed from the District * Court of Sherman count,. Nebraska, upon a decree of foreclosure rendered in said coutt on the iOth day of September. 1910. wherein Louis Kein was plaintiff, and William C. Newman and others were defendants: l have levied ujkiu the folio wine described real estate, to-wit: The south half of the north- ” west quarter ot Section 35. in Township 15 north Ranee 13. west of the 6th principal meridian, situated in said Sherman county and Slate of Nebraska, and I will on the sntta day of February. 1911. at i o'clock p. m of said dav. at the south door of the court house, in Loup City. Sherman county. Nebraska, offer for sale and sell said above described real estate at public auction to the hiRhest bidder for cash to satisfy Ihe amount of tS3 16 with interest at 7 per cent from the 20th day of September. I9IU. and costs of the above action, and aocruinR costs, which amount was ad judRed to be due to the plaintiff above named from the defendants. William C. Newman, et al. above named, and to be a lien upon the above described premises. Dated at Loup City. Nebraska, this 17tb dav of January. 1911. L. A Williams. Sheriff of Sherman county. Nebraska. BqBIMT P. STabb, Attorney (last pab. M. * \ a Now is the Time to Clean Up Your Barnyards and Stables- See our Manure Spreaders THE BEST ON THE MARKET Litchfield and Great Western For Sale at T. M. Reed’s l BAKU AIN Barrels to Pickle Pork in, Oyster Shells and Green Cut Bones for Chickens. Pickles in Bulk Olives in Bulk. A Large Price Paid for Hides and Chickens. { , Lee Brothers.