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Deposits in this bank have the additional security or the De
positors Guarantee Fund of the State of Nebraska.
FORGING AHEAD
There is nothing so stimulating to
work,to increase endeavor and a larger
ambition, as the thought and knowledge
that one is accomplishing something
worth while. That is one of the ad
vantages of using OUR BANK AC
COUNT PLAN for caring for one’s in
come— no matter how small the start,
as the account grows one can see and
appreciate the tangible results accom
plished.
WHY NOT COME IN
! And let us SHOW Y'OU how the use
! of this plan will help you accumulate
more.
Loup City State Bank
( Loop City, Nebraska.
! We pay 5 percent interest on time deposits
NEW FALL STYLES IN FOOT
WEAR FOR SALE
They comprise all the Best and Newest
Styles. YVe are certain that if you see
the handsome styles we are showing
and learn what really high grade shoes
we are selling, you will give us your
trade.
OUR SHOES ARE
Better in Style- Better in Fit- Better in
Wear.
I_I
E. E YOUNCQUIST, Prop.
A COMPLETE LINE
of
Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum, Shades, Etc.
E. P. DAILY
i Bjjmbes
] When in
Need of
« COAL
• or first-class
L-mrriber
of all dimensions,
k We also have a car of Coke.
9 We also have a good line of Fence posts, range
ing in price from ten to fifty cents.
Phpne Red 29 and you will receive prompt attention
j UEIN1NGER LUMBER COMPANY
The two Distinct Types of Eczema J
can be relieved readily by using Dry Zen- |
sal for the crusty, scaly skin and Moist Zen
sal for watery eruptions. Buy it and get i
quirk relief. 1
SWANSON & LOFHOLM !
We do all kinds of Job Work
with neatness and dispatch
Give us your order.
THE NORTHWESTERN
Entered the Loup City Postoffice for transmission through the mails as second class
matter.
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Office Phone. Red 138. Residence, - Black 138
J. W. BURLEIGH.Editor and Pub. J. R. GARDINER Manager
Postmaster-Editor Beushausen seems to be work
ing overtime in his efforts to defeat the candidacy of
this editor for representative. As editor of the Times
Independent, which he changed ostensibly into a
printing company, when he became postmaster, bul^
which he edits just the same, he loses no opportunity
to deride and roast the editor of the Northwestern in
his candidacy for representative, nor stops at that
but takes other ways and means to that end which
seem puny and brainless as well. Poor fellow. Should
the writer receive a majority at the coming election,
the effect upon poor Beush’s knot above the shoulders
would require a rest cure for him at Hastings, we
have little doubt.
Morehead made a pledge that he would not be a
candidate for re-election for governor. The platform
of the democratic party was to the effect that Wilson
would not be a candidate for a second term, but pro
bably will be. Beushausen claimed he was not a
candidate for postmaster, but after he had lulled the
Loup City democrats to sleep it was found that he was
and had been and had secured the appointment. Is
not the word of such great democratic leaders as Wil
son, Morehead and Beushausen to be believed?
The Lincoln papers tell of the arrest and fining of
Will Maupin, democratic candidate for railway com
missioner, for being in a gambling game in Lincoln,
but admit that Maupin paid the fine under the name
of Smith. Surely the democrats of the state were
aware of Maupin’s penchant for cards when they gave
him the nomination. Did he say it was his first of
fense?
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Beushausen says we worked against him for post
master. We did, but it would not have required any
effort on our part had his candidacy for postmaster
been open and above board. The democrats of Loup
City and vicinity and patrons of the postoffice gener
ally would have made it unnecessary.
“Gov,” Ceplecha, who filed as a candidate for
governor from Burwell, and who lost his wife during
the campaign, has again become “govenor”—of his
household—by finding another wife through a matri
monial agency guide. Did two griefs call for a third?
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Bryan is slated for three days of campaign work
for democracy in Nebraska, With Howard, self-con
stituted mouth-piece for Bryan in this state against
Morehead for governor, it is interesting to contemplate
how far Bryan will go toward helping make Morehead’s
election sure.
With Nebraska democracy divided into Bryan and
anti-Bryan factions, it is believed that Bryan’s visit to
the state will muddle matters still further. Does
Bryan expect to muzzle and control the Hitchcock de
mocrats? If so, he will undoubtedly find the differ
ence between expectation and realization.
Really, what is Morehead’s valid excuse for becom
ing a candidate for governor the second time, when
he made a pledge and part of his personal platform
when running the first time that he would not become
a candidate for ra-election?
It is not necessary for Congressman Kinkaid to
come and visit Sherman county during this campaign.
The people know him and what he has dbne for the
people of his district arid will return him for still an
other term with an increased majority.
C ■ - **-■-'*'* **H' ’
The war lords of the old country are seemingly
not only willing to sacrifice their wives’ relations
< . . i i, ■
but are willing to sacrifice their own flesh and blood,
providing their own hides are safely in the rear,
From all reports they would seem to indicate a
united republicanism .against a divided democracy
throughout Nebraska, with excellent ^chances for re
publican success.
Now that Bryan has come -out strong for equal
suffrage, of courte our Beush will be “Me too, Billy.”
FOR CONORESS
FRANK J. TAYLOR
ST. HUl, HEBMSM.
List of Candidates
In the Great Northwestern Auto Con
test.
HELP YOURFAVOBITE WIN.
LOUP CITY
Myrtle White 5oot
Etnma Petersen soot
Alma Enderlee 5oot
HelmaJung 5o0t
Kalie Janulewicz 5oo<
Bertha Christensen 5001
Eioise McCray 50tX
Mae Lewis 5(XR
Marie Ohlsen 500t
Dora Larsen 500(
isadie Hancock 5<XK
Lettie Cunningham 5o0t
Verla Fowler 50U(
Fern Rowe 500«
Leona May 5001
Opal Yer Valin 5o0(
Alberta Outhouse 5001
Grace Daddow 50(X
Ruth Miner 5U0(
Ruth Adams 5000
Mary Adams 500(
Grace Conger 500C
Lucile Patton 5000
Gladys Warrick 5000
Fay French 500<_
Alice McBeth 500(
Hannah Anderson 5o<m.
Eunice Chase 5001
Blanche Nickols 50<X
Cecil Ling 5<XX
Amy Mcllravy 500(
Jennie Cole 500t
UrsoHa McNulty 500(
Mrs. A. B. Conger 500C
Mrs. E. McFadden 5<XX
Bernard Slocum b 500(
Carl Amick 500(
Ronald Rowe 5<XX
Cash Prichard 5001
George Lescbinsk.v 5000
Atholbert Chase 500C
Albert Magnuson 5000
Jack Amick 500c
Joe Reiman 5000
ROUTE ONE. LOUP CITY
Selma Younglund 500C
Helma Johnson 5000
Judith Johnson 500C
Ephraim Johnson * 500C
Edwin Johnson 5000
Edythe Olson . 500C
Marie Miller 5oO(J
Ida Scharnow 5000
Carrie Kay 5000
Mrs. John Curtis 5000
M rs. Chris Zwink 5000
Mrs. Geo. Zahn 5000
Mrs. E. Kron 5000
M rs. Frank Zwink 5000
Chas. Olson 5000
John Olson 5000
Cecil Draper 5000
Tom Mcl 1 ravy 5000
Fred Zwink 5000
Harry Wheeler 5<XXJ
Clarence Arnett 5<MX)
ROUTE TWO. LOUP CITY
Edith Brown 5000
Elsie Oltjenbruns 5000
Emma Schwaderer 5000
Rhuanna Branscomb 5000
Lulu Brodock 5000
Vida Cowling 5000
Mable Daddow 5001)
Martha Galloway 5000
Mrs. Carl Mickow 5000
M rs. Fran k Fross 5000
Mrs. Jessie McFadden 5000
Mre. Otto Henning 5000
Mrs. Loren Cox * 5000
Carl Norstedt 5000
Clayton Conger 5000
I>ster Hiddleson 5000
Mr. Snodgrass 5000
Bert Snyder 5000
ROUTE THREE. LOUP CITY
Neva Watts 50#©
Maggie McEadden 5®oO
Mamie Anderson 5000
Minnie Johnson 500©
Miss Ramey 5000
Hattie Denison 5000
Amelia Hansen 5000
Francis Hansel 5000
Lola Ackerman 5000
Mrs. Jack Pageler 5000
Mrs. R. Norseen 50OO
Mrs. Charlie Ling 5000
Mrs. E. E. Tracy 5000
Harry Johnson 5000
Wm. Kay 5000
Ed. Lundy » 5000
Dave Anderson 5000
ROCKVILLE
Ella Werner 5000
Elida Lund 5000
Ethel Myers 5*#o
Blanche Colter 5000
Lola Beaushasen. 5000
Lillie Bartunek 5000
Lillie Trumyske 5000
Effie Wilson 5000
Florence Tangerman 5000
(Continued on Next Page.)
I Another line of dress trimmings I
j And j
i Ladies’ and Misses i
! Cloaks I
j Just Received i
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A. M. AYE, D. C.
After everything else has failed do
not give up. Come and try
CHIROPRACTIC
and get well. Office: Just east of the
Sweetland feed store, Jacob Albers
residence. Phone Brown 10’
THE EXCHANGE NAN
WANTS TO TRADE A FARM, for Town Property.
WANTS TO TRADE A FARM for Stock of Merchandise.
WANTS TO TRADE HOUSE AND TWO LOTS for Auto.
W. S>. REED
t The Exchange Man.
NOTICE to FARMERS
I have on hand a (juantiry of the Council Bluffs
Remedy and would be glad to figure with you on your
spring supply of Stock Remedy. All of tiie’ big feeders
are good feeders of the Council Biuffs goods. Phone
It or see
Alfred N. Cook, Loup City, Nebr.
Dreamland Theater
Changes Pictures Every ;
l
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Only the best pictures shown. Everyone passed on
by Board of Censorship. j
For an Evenings Fun and Pleasure
4
Meet Me In Dreamland.
AMICK & CONGER. Managers. ■
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Trains Going East
Leave 7:05
Arrive Aurora.12:20 p. m.
Lincoln. 100 p. m.
Omaha . 3:30 p. m.
Nebraska City. 5:50 p. m.
Beatrice. 7:32 p.m.
St. Joe...6:25 p. m.
Atchison. 7:36 p.m.
Leavensworth.: 8:1 5 p. m.
Kansas City.8:40 p. m.
Red Oak.6:07 p. m.
Creston.7:45 p.m. ;
DesMoines.9:00 p.m.
Chicago.7:00 next morning ;
St. Louis.7: 19 nezt morning
Rock Island.... 2:40 next morning
St- Paul.7:30 next morning
For time of trains fares for passengers or '
freight rates please call or phone.
j. A. Danielsen, Agent :
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