I yoi, x 111._ LOUP CITY, HHKKMAX
I The Northwestern
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AT I’M K COUNTY HEAT.
UKO Hi. MKIinOIIOTKR,
Editor and Publisher.
TEHMfc »t *0 Mi M •» U'**M
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misalsa Utro««h tbs malls m m«4
•IMS matter.
oily Bepa&licTTHewiDipVr u 8ltmi Contf
It would lie ungrateful for the
people of Nebraska to cipect or
even wish for nher weather than
we are getting at the pretent time.
Vetoes from president Cleveland
will noon he In order, especially if
there are any billa passed which are
favorable to America and detriment
al to Johnny Bull.
Henator Hherman will introduce a
Mil in congress eornpelling railroad
l companies to reduce their rates on
nil sleeping car coaebea. And yet
the pops end demo pops aay that
Mr. Kliermun is a corporation man.
The fad tlmt the irrigation law aa
punned tiy the legislature baa been
pronounced by tbe supreme court to
be constitutional should be a boom
to Irrigation in western Nebraska
and no doubt the enterprise wilt be
pushed iti man) of tbe weetern
counties of tbe stale during tbe
coining year,
Tbe populiet papers and especi
ally tl»c Times-Independent have a
*|Ueer way of figuring out tbe re
sult of tbe recent election. They
claim that tbs populist purty is gain
ing ground. I'he Times must have
taken Kansas as a basis to figure
on. Kansas was once a populist hot
bed y ou know. Hhe elected a pop
governor and u pop legislature.
y This year she is caught in the act of
rolling up a republican plurality of
over MO,000 for Supreme Judge.
(longres* is organized and the
political) compaction of it# mem
ber# I* 2'M republicans, «l) demo
crat# #nd li populists. The republi
can* have a nice working majority
and doubtless ihere will be uiueb
good come from tbe sitting of tbs
Fifty-fourth congress. One of tbs
first steps to be taken after tbe house
gela do* n to business should be tbe
revision of tbe Wilson-Uorman tariff
bill which baa been a eetbaek to
American Industry ever since its
enactment.
During the campaign of iStll,
the pops had a tug rally in Callo
way, and O. M. Kem, tlieu riiDiiing
for bia second term, was tbe prin
cipal speaker. Ii. winding up an ac
count of tbe alfsir, the Courier said
Keui wua “liorne tbrougb the streets
g u tbe abouldt ra of Swsiu Finch
and another Jackass.” Now Uncle
Swain look mortal olfanaa at thia
language, ami Iroiu llial lima a
aort o cold wave Intervened between
him and thia ottlce, and if we ra
mi in tier aright, he even stopped bis
paper. Therefore, the other day,
when Uncle Swain met us and grab
bed our paw in a regular caiupmcet
lug band abeke, it uearly tia>k our
breath away with asluutsbmsnl,
• •I've lieeu mail at you for several
tears,'* said Duule Swain
•That an? What hate w* done
to tOM?”
••Remember Utv time w« Itad a
relit here and you said me ami an
otlier jii’iuo tallied KvUt though
the town mi our shoulders?”
•■Seems to tia We oavaikl annuo
^ iklug of llie etfl, we replied raihei
duhhtttal t.
••That made me hut, aaiil I'neir
Swain "tint I ala t mad am more
| bate Just found out that I ••• a
Jackass. t<e gory! Shake* t'alln
way I'onrler,
nrTT'frlHftT (JONOKKBH.
Congrcaa began to grind last Mon
day. The (lay waa uneventful but
full of republican rfieer writea a
Wsablngton correepondent. He
aaya: “The machinery of the bouae
of repreaentativea worked In a very
ealiafactory manner and without the
aligbteat Jar. Mr. Heed of Maine
in purauance of the unanimoua de
ciaion of the republican oaucua waa
elected to the apeakerahip by a vote
of 284 aa againat Vh for Crlep of
Georgia, the democratic candidate;
alx for Bell of Colorado, the popu
llat candidate, and one for Culber
aoi of Texaa, democrat. The aix
volar* for the populiat candidate
were given by Meaara Baker of Kan
aaa, Howard of Alabama, Kem of
Nebraaka and Hhuford, Skinner and
Stroud of South Carolina. Tba one
vote for Culbertaon waa given by
bia colleague, Crane, tbia being the
only deviation from the party pro
grero.
Keed’a epeech In taking the chair
waa brief and lncleive. He wouul
not apeak tor the paat, be aaid the
paat could apeak for itaelf, nor
ehould he apeak of the future, a*
they ware not now putting olf the
haroeae but putting it on. But he
euggeeted that thoae who had acted
with wiadom In tba paat might be
fairly expected to net with wiadom
in tha future.
After the oath of office bad been
administered to tbe speaker and sll
lbs members, tbe next step iu tbe
republican program, tbe election of
bouse officers, was taken, and Messrs
McDowell of I'enusjrlvsnis, Russall
of Missouri, Glenn of New York,
McKIroy of Ohio and Coudeo of
Michigan, were ubosen as clerk,
sergeant-at-arms, doorkeeper, post
master end chaplain, respectively.
The rules of tbe Fifty-first con
gress —popularly known as tbe Kced
rules were adopted for the govern
ment of the bouse for the present
after an assurance from Cannon of
Illinois, who had offered tbe resolu
tion, that they would hereafter be
referred to the committee ou rules
and that the house would have an
opportunity to discuss the report of
the committee. That nssurance
seemed to satisfy Crisp, who had
rasied the question, and the matter
went through without further con
tention,
After some further preliminary
proceedings and a drawing for seats
in the usual manner, perhaps some
what in contravention of the antl
I ittery law, and in which drawing
many of tbe prizes fell to some of
the least kuown of the members,
and many of tbe blanks to tbe most
distinguished, tbe bouse at 3:.'»5
p. m. sdjourusd until tomorrow.
Tbe floral tributes, as usual, plen
tiful in number and unique In de
sign, added an attractive back
ground to the scene on tbe floor and
relieved to some extent tbe dullness
of the chamber, A buneb of exqui
site jacqueminot roses, rising on
long stems from su earthen jar, and
lied with pink ribbons, was one ot
four bot house gifts resting on Mr.
Reed’s dsak._
High Mchool Mote*.
Mlaa Ami* Rowe la Legging It to
when Abble Grow l> Waiting for Nettle
Conger, wbo In cyphering on the
weight of e large Stone, the problem
wee given KraucU McUrady by a
Frenchman. While Nettle C. la atlil
working you can eee Bell Mutlck
Cbaalng Ora Hunter down who la fol
lowing May Mellck, ahe la going rket
iug on O'Bryen'a pond.
Fannie Ford la once more amillng a
lining the facet of her "click."
Mlaa Goadla O'Bryau waa vialtlng ua
yeaterday.
We have a new acholar enrolled, Miaa
Ida Nelaou, a slater of Mra. Worts,
from Oteely Co.
t here la one young lady in the High
School that waula 10 be a little careful
or ahe will get aoaked out luatead of
shut out.
*Ve oiideraUud Hoity I'vke will Mart
to achool, I hat la providing the glrla
will huv him e gla»» uaae lo pul him In,
Uuod for Itnb)
**Hti a ana ’*
r,«w UlrkirM Mxallar
A «tr< aa» trura lu Mi ami Mr* l ha* Ita**,
ul lloanl ThutaSay Mo* rial
M iWuwi ha* Mini hi* e<uk ul yauaral
wer*haaSI«a law lha T I* Julia* iraiwtau
•here h» I* Foully ^naui nO
llaory fuaatwaa artiiml MeeHai aiih hia
•amlii »a«l huowhoMiu«tr alia* *|raa«llae a
laar at l*aa I'aa l*aa IlUaut* aa-t alll •**•a
Iraruma a *lll«ea ul SaMaaha
Juha Mat* uhe ha* Waa nwlaaili IU lu*
iuaa iUna la laaaroilae racist* u4 I* a ■*
aM* W ha *y aa*l arouag irail S lha llo *
Mr* Haiti*I lull**# ul |llrl*te« Ul* I *|W»'
Mu* will her Mart ee«S W raar* Tha raurata*
uata laiatiaS la the t.ttehhahl lawatart *h»i
atSa*
ya* hraua ul Na* A It la. Ilt'lr ,* *a*t star
lha Saath ul I hair yuaaeaat * aim Marl a**S
Haa year I aaieih* *%•* ahrhte*a Sat* a* a
,a • ttrra.l M>*4ar
STATIC IMKIOATION CON VKNTMN.
To all friends of irrigation In
Nebraska: Tbe Third Annual Con
vention of the Nebraska State Irri
gallon Association will be held in
Sidney, Nebraska, on Wednesday,
and Thursday, December In and I!»,
IHlIft. Tbe ablest expert* and speak
er* of national and state reputation
on this highly important question of
Irrigation will be in attendance and
will deliver addresses and read pa
pers upon the various phases of this
sgrlcultural science.
Tbe representation in said eon
ventiou will be as follows: The
Governor of the State is requsted to
appoint twenty delegates from tbe
state at large. Tbe Stale Board of
Agriculture, tbe State Labor Coin
miasioner, tbe State University and
tbe University Agricultural Depart
ment, ten delegate* cadi. All
Farmers' Institutes. Granges, Coun
ty or Local Agricultural or Horti
cultural Socialleo connected with
tbe development of agricultural in
terests in Nebraska not herein other
wise provided for, ten delegates to
each organization to be chosen or
appointed as tbe officer* of the re
specltve societies or organization
named sbad decide. Kadi Irriga
ting A Mu.w.lal i/xi lurccr dniti a coon.
ty will lie entitled U> » delegation of
all its officer* and fifteen additional
delegate* Kook Local Irrigation,
Association will la* entitled to a
delegation of ul I officer* and ler.
member*, Major* of cities .ire re
quested to appoint ten delegate*
each, village five delegate*, prc*l
dents of Board* of Trade and Com
rncrclul Clu b* lh< delegate* each
private and denominational colleges,
three delegate* each, and labor or
gaoUations, local or state, shall be
entitled to three delegate*. Kvery
regulurlv organized Irrigation Ditch
Company shall be entitled to three
delegate*. Kditor* of Agricultural
and Irrigation publication# lo Nef*
raska will, on presentation of cre
dential* showing their present posi
tion or occupation, lie entitled to
seat* in the convention.
A gcneiul invitation i* extended
to all past and present members of
Congress from tb|* state, all post
and present Htulc Official*, the
present member* of the Nebraska
Legislature, and all County official*
now bolding office, to utteiie a* dele
gate*. And we hereby extend a
cordial invitation to oil Come and
give your pre»euce and your cffnrte
to the most important roovmem*
ever inaugerated in our *tate. Re
duced railroad rates will be obtained
on all railroad line*.
For further information »ee the
daily and weekly press, or write to
the President or Secretary.
State Irrigation Convention Com.
Jo*. OuKurkuikK, President.
Chas, Cai.l All am, Secretary.
The lulu Mr. Bland of Missouri
was advertised to lecture ou free
coinage at Mavonoab, Ua., the other
day. Arriving in the city about
noon and finding that only one tick
et had been sold to his lecture, Mr.
Bland cancelled himself and drifted
out by the next train. Thu 10 to I
erase died with ita lands on. Slate
Journal.
$im Ketrani
We will |iay ltd* amount for «*a< h «*•«-!
every case of t'arsuuii that
Hooky Mouiitriitt C'ntnrrU Out#
falls to cure.
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10 I lie ultrvUMt touts, rlranslua sail >|0lt kiy
MMlurlna llieiu to ItSally a. lion
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Outlie tor %£ ueiilsisllyet ut »<suii
Him kV Milt'MtllN Mil
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School orders taken
in trade at One Hun
dred Cents on the
Dollar at
A, IIoonk’s.
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Election Returns are all in
M. Reschinsky, Photographer
Roup Cit y comes out on top
with his grand
One do/, strictly first class
('a hi net Photographs
From
Nov. Idth
until
Dec, 21st
Whereas their will be a
great rush parties aro reques
ted to come as soon as possible.
Oallery will be open every day
\R Reschinsky, Artist.
Drain Dealers
ON H & M. STATIONS:
"Amidfrr; MdAlpino, Loup City,
Slmupp Hiding und Ashton.
MAIN OFFICE AT LOLT CITY
All grain hauled to Me AI pine nr
! Hehuiipp Hiding thkeU ure to he
presented ut Loup City or Awliion
nlMce and receive wluit tile ill m m t
price ih m. iteihc Htullonn, Cull mid
nee iih before Helling elnewliere,
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W'l<l him! impruvcMl r*n<l* for *aU* aha
<uom*y to John oii ronl hiIhi.ii,
LOUP CITY. • • NKBBAIKA.
GH. GIBSON.
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SANTA CLAIIS
HEADQU/ JfEPS.
Tlio largest mill fluent line of goods that ever came to Loup City
suitable for
I-K )LIDAY PRESENTS.
Everybody is invited to call and nee my beautiful goods and learn my ex
tremely low price*; aleo a full line of Guitar*, Bsngos, Mandolin*, Violins,
Aucordcnns, ilmwuncus, Etc.; and a large assortment of Gold and Hllver
Spectacle*.
K 8CHWER,
Loup City’s Reliable Jeweler.
D. a, DOE, A. P. GULLET,
Vice-President. Geehier.
FIRST BANK OF LOUP CITY.
General Banking Business Transacted.
OapHal Stock, $600,090.
Loans on Improved farms at NIUE per oast. Beet Oempaay aai M OW
to be had bi the wwrt.
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