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Loup City Northw stern. VOlT^X IV ~ ~ TxUJP CITY. SIIKI l M A N ml N'T V. N KltK ASK A. KIUDAV, NOVEMBER6, lHtWi_NUMBER 36 Tm NokinwKsn.RN « ■ ■■■ X * "'UHI.ISHKU KVKUY HMIUAV aT I'll K < OIINTY SKAT, UKO. K IIKHMI IIOTKA. (Editor and Puhllnhnr YEHMb *1 50 per Year. It Paid in Advance ■atara-i at tha lxiof City I’ogtoflire for traa» aalaaUia through tha mat la aa aaoad alaaa n,altar. Major McKinley On Ton. Tbe Kngle wr<-iifii- for joy, Mc Kinley is dcclcd. There in no hoiilii about congress having a good w irking majority for sound money. All indications point to Ibis fact. The position of the Nebraska re publicans who went oir after the free silver craze and the democratic wild goose chase are not very well, pleased with their present situation The whole Democratic State ticket ls probably elected. Holcombs plur ality as given by the State •Journal of last evening wu« 12,400. Bryan curried the state by about t5,000. David Mercer is saved to tbe re publicans and will represent the second congressional district of Neb raska in the next (I. H. congress. Tbe first district is still in doubt. Theo'her four congressional dis tricts have gone democratic. . i.i _ #..u. .. which !>•- now admits aud lays the Mump of both hi»(and Bryans defeat at Clcavland's lect. He calls Grover bad names and suys although turned down he will rise again. The cily of Lincoln gives McKin ley 3,845, Bryan 2,MiG; Lancaster county gives McKieley a plurality over Bryan of about 900. This ia Bryans home. Mr. Bryan runabout 200 voles bebiud Holcomb in the city of Lincoln. •• There are some evidence of a retu rn of confidence already. Three wedding* have taken place since McKInl y’aelecs Ion aud both wheat and hog* have taken a rl»e," say* J 8. 1‘eddler a* he ruahed into our moa tuin yesterday Editor llro«*n rn»hed Into our olttce to-day aud *ald. "have you heard the lste*it Kentucky and Indiana are placed In the do ilitful column. 'They will sure go for Brian aud he * til be elected " l#rt>»ti. V e 'rater d, had just hern trading • trlegrstn from chairman Jones TkU t»> »* ■ l»*» |k« ^t«ti »*i )«*••! «M«i) IN iM- >u of WU ti*in M-K • s»i« > It ul IIh I'tiletl M*'i- 'Milo. Htovw Iim kin HUM o« w«*•!«• f t IM «mv*M ul 11* •• *1# tifl >•>*! ti» i*t Ail Avalihc. TriDiDpli for Repplcais. NO KKHERKCTION FOR HKI’I'DI A t ION. Nebraska (Jivon Hryan nU'om plementary Vote in the Klectorial College. Kverv ninee iIi<- return* on nation iil count liu* comnn-icvd to come in tlicr" li- m been nothing to indicate llmt ‘.lie people of tbo I . S. want repudiat ion. Report a f i oin all ever the nation are to I lie effect Hiut Hie whole country Ilka gone overwhelming republican, bj Hie Urgent pop ular vote ever recorded In the htatory of the country. It in ealirpated that tlie plurality'of the popular vote of the United Staten will tie at leant a round million while McKinley will have a clean majority In the alector ial college of 177. The latent re port allow* that McKinley baa an clectorial vote of H77, Hryan 170 The followiug i* a tabulated • tutement giving the atatea and their clectorial votes us given by tbc laal United Preaa dispatch. FOR MCKINLEY. Maine..... h New Hampshire. 4 Vermont. 4 Massachusetts . 16 Rhode Island. 4 Conneticut,. 4 New York. 3« New Jersey. 10 i'erinry!vania. 32 Ohio. 23 Wisconsin"". 12 lose... 13 Mery laud. H Illinois.24 Kentucky. 13 West Vergmia. 0 Indiana. 16 Michigan. 14 Minnesota. 0 South Dakota . 4 Oegon. 4 Deieware. 3 North Dakota. 3 California. 0 Total.277 FOR BRYAN. South Carolina. 3 Georgia. 13 Alabama. 11 Florida. 4 Mississippi. 3 Luuisaria. H Arkansas. S Montana. 3 Idaho. 3 Colorado. 4 l.'taha. 3 Nevada. 3 Texas. II Teunesoe... .:. 12 Washington. 4 Verglnla. 12 Nebraska. 3 Mosourl. 17 Morth Carollula. 11 Kansas.. 10 W touting. 3 Total.17U Ohio gives McKinley 62,94(1 plurality; Connecticut 64,162; Delaware, 1,600; Maine, 47,000, Merjlauii, Ho, *72; Maaea«huaetU, 148'?I«; N, V. 250,*79; Penn a> I vault, *00,000, Ktuxle (aland, 24,*H4: Vermont, 40,004; Weal Verginia, l>,0IKt, Mulligan 60,000, iowra *0,004, Si mill Pakula, M.fiOo Oregon, *,0ti0, California, S.oOu lioliann, 26,000, North Daknta, 16,(00; New llampahtre 20,010. New J«r*e., I*,000, \V ta.ouaiu 10,000, Illinois, loil.ooo. Minnesota j Hu woo .111.1 Mr \ Ptaan* hi of M Paul MeOr itxelvvs the following Anal pies* , fllapatch, Mi N Piaaeeht. «*• Pawl, Net* I Mliaw* Jnu»« , .h***«'I« Meltin' let's ab.ii.m Mi gnaw i*teg»ipM iiitogitllilt'lnei Is MkglMef M until lllMMi Mtataii MOaait rviiMMi ua* i »$ a amen M ti.ill M iwnwuiU* salab Itsnai u isee la UsMa»k* ta«a#e Met- eat sMa I'M aaebtr «a-» esnaaaae r em*»a eat ana•»I tilaiawa 4 •• • •.»** I «W iiaaan i ataaaean snsa*w|ia4 lb* batiesal »»»• " Uauntaf, t bieag'i •Ill* CI»k To Til* Kiir* Tlu'ii* Inii li. cMi in* campaign i" re.ent v cur* in which lib* periotic ! scnl'mciu In * found fol.i r mul wore j vigorum cxpic'*ion, I1 i- espwe inll\ In Ulili' i Ini' »>« arly nil the (TlicUl Vi llll'lf til') « -i Vll \\ »! Hllll in in*. ' x"oii federates have organized fur effect iv< wuri* in I* half uf ilie Republican cundidu'eaaiut platform Fn tn all puria of ihe euiintri, South iiii wi ll as North, we have reports of the nr'jvi' v of these survivor* of the war in behalf of the national^ sovereignl v. No feature of th<* campaign baa iiiiraeli *1 wilder attention or awak ened ilet p r interest that the tour which General* Howards, Sickles, Alger, mid other distinguished men who won their sears and titles in the Federal service, hive wade of the VVi stern and border State*, These Union o(fleers have traveled thou sands of miles in a special train consisting of a baggage, dining, and combinai ion sleeper and observation ear, and u Hut ear on which is mount ed a brass rapid lire gun and a mor tar. As Uic train comes to a paut.e at a station, the bugler, under the direction ot General Hicklea, gives the regulation call, whereupon the old comrad* in the audience step to the front and salute. Then the bugier runs tire gamut of artillery, • 1 _I.II.. .../I l.n JIJIUIIIJ), Vi* V J -- tween them play* the reveille and the cell to arum. Then the guns blaze aud the mortar belches, and this ordinalily is followed by the singing of national songs and speeches from the touiis's. Au ac count in the Hun says that these seem-* are repeated all along the route. General Sickles, who is the hero of the tour, does not talk poli tic* at all. He siraqly talks to the old comrades like a general who was their commander and their friend. The responce in all cases shows that the hearts of those who hear are right, lie makes much of standing by the Hag now, as in the stormy sixties. “There is” be said on oa# occasion, “no bitterness in our hearts, but a* old comrades we must stand by the tlag, wc must stand by the old colors, we must stand by the country. l)oyour duty, comrades, as you did thirtydive years age.” We can easily understand the effect of this sort os campaigning. We aie not surprised to learn that at all the stopping places of this special tens of thousands of citizens, among whom the veterans are the foremost;, ordinarily assemble to testify their in the canvass and their lidelity to the principles for which the old flag atauds. This may be said to be especially a tlag campaign. It was a happy thought which led the Kepuplicansto ananuon iu« uiu banner* and adopt the Hag n» tha emblem of ibis great tight for tha national honor and integrity. No nun t an vlait any oue of our great oiliea and see the va*t number of Hag wbiah are dlaplayed, in buainaaa aa well aa iu reaideuce quarter*, without it aiming the depth and m teuaity of the feeling which tluda ax pra«alt>u in thoae patriotia dmplaya. It m tuipoaaible that any party whiub antagoniaea the principle for which the national alaiolaMi atanda ran even couiuiaud the approval of the American people J4eeliee Weekly. Awarded Migbaat Honor*. World** Pair. DU yw® ^ CREAM BAKING POWDIR MOST Pt KH CT MAl>B A y%w tV <|>* t el Tartar Pewibt, I *4* TRAM IHl iTAhlMKO. SPRING* MEDICINE l* Simmons I.iver Regulator don’t forget to take It. The Liver gets sluggish during the Winter, just like all nature, and the system becomes choked up by the accumulated waste, which brings on Malaria, Fever and Ague and Rheuma tism. You want to wake up your Liver now, but be sure you take SIMMONS Liver regulator to do it. it also regulates the Liver keeps It properly at work, when your system will be free from poison and the whole body Invigorated. You get Till: HI NT Itl.OOD when your system Is In Al condition, and that will only be when the Liver Is kept active. Try a Liver Remedy once and note tho difference. '' take only SIMMONS LIVER Rl >R {It is SIMMONS LIVER regulator which makes the difference. I ake It in powder or in liquid already prepared, or make a tea of the powder; but tal e SIMMONS LIVER REGU LATOR. You’ll find the RhD Z on every package. I ook for it. 4. H. /.< ilii> a Cm., I’lilUd.lphlu, I*a. and for two hours lie addressed the people and poured hot shot after shot Into the p ptillatle hard lie went deep Into the money question and furnished absolute proof of all Ills statements It war a master speech and caused the ranting blather suites who would dls troy the fundamental principles of our government to wince. It showed up the fallcles that Ib'y have been teach lug find exposed llieir lane staiineuis regarding tbe so called "crime of '73.’’ TIMh TAHLJC. Ill III.INUTON A MIMMOITIU KIVBB k. k. TKAINn LKAVK AM POM.OWMi No 4b. Aci ni , dally ex Mun , for Ita liulillcun and all points caat and west .I ;*>»!» No. R.'l. Accrn. dully, ex, Sun , for Ohsr 11ii and Intermediate stations b.bOpm Sleeping dinner and reclining chair cars (scats free) on through trains. Tickets sold and istggage checked to any point In the (Tinted states or i suada. For Information, maps, time tallies anil tickets call on or write to K. s. Davidson, Agent. Or J. KHAMUla, Osu’l. Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nebraska, IT. P. HAll.WAT Beginning Sunday, November 17th, trains will arrive and depart at till* station aa fallow*: Mi W Fr Close conneetloa at Grand I*Und for all points East and West. F. W. Clime, Agent A. Boone, tub Jeweler, Cutlery at half price at Watklnson's Kye and Ear, Hr. Ilavis, Grand Island, Nebr. Bound Oak ll< atur» are the best at W atkiuson's. Tailor made clothing 13.60 per suit at A. E. Chase's. Window Glass cheap at Watklnson’s. Good grades of machine oils sold by T. M Keed Sewing Machines at prices to suit the times at WalkinsouV For 8CHOOU MOUSE healer* cheap go to A Wathlnson'a. Bee the new millinery add of Mr*. Uaudai) in another column. Leaebiuskjr; the photographer will he at Arcadia EVERY FRIDAY. One swallow does not make Spring, bill oil*' swallow of One Minute Cough Cure briug* relief.—Odendahl Kroe. I>r Simmer Uavla, Grand Ulaed, Sur gical dl«*a»e» aud dUeaae* of Kye and Kar. I'.1 pound* of pur* kittle rendered laid ler #1.00 at d. I Keynold'a ittaal market Call and look al lb« temple* of ready made tlolbieg at A It Cbitae’. Suita fruui #* ou up Pit guaranteed Tfcfttadieaot ih-G. A It will »•»»* oyatria Ike day and etei.lng if electlee. Special arrangement* will lm made to *» etimmmlale ell. Kraetu* »» a Irlgblful atflieimn hot Ilk* all otbef »ktu dl*» ate# It #a* be permanently cured t*y appliuelmn* of UeWtll’* W tcb llaeol *aly* It oertt latte. t.». lire Pile* t» Undent Mr«* A |. Wualir, a p.«>mii«#et elltae »|iMi*u, ktk after .offering eavro vtattngtr lt-m ft**** fur twenty y**a»a. • a* cured to • mil Urn* by >•**< Iw IV ut. vy tu n llaael Mlt*. an atw**. lute rvl> for all abttt dtmnae* M ire ml mt. pre|i*iation I* and titan ell utkera combined t nUndeht bn* ttne mmut* UIIU atamlmd Mme. aud tin* M out* i <>ugn I art la lit* .taederd pee per at lee t*‘« ***»t form ml ia»ugk of ivkl || I* m only nermtea* remedy Mtal p><»•»#•* immediate »*e*dl* I Mandeb. Wio# f). (J OOE A. P. GULLEY, Vlw-I’realilent. Gashier FIRST BANK OF LOUP CITY. General Banking Business Transacted. Capital Steak, $60 .000. Loans on Improved (arms at WIRE pee seat. Bast Otapeaj aad kaB tame to ba bad he tba wast. OoBBasvoemnmiChemical Rattoaal Bank. Raw York dtp, B. Yd Ctokl —palnsial Bens umaha Nebraska W J. FISHKK, GEO. E. BKNBOHOTER, Attorney and Notary Putilio. Publisher Uovr Oitt NoaravraeTnaii FISHER & BENSCHOTER, REAE ESTATE AGEJTT9. LOUP CITY, - - NEBRASKA. Town Lots, Wild, Cultivated and Irrigated Lauds for Sale ADAM SGHAUPP, Will pay the highest market? price for AW at McAlpine, Loup City, Shaupp, and Ashton. Also highest prices paid for hogs and cattle at Loup City. MRS. RANDALL, -THE Leading Milliner, Will close out her entire stock of goods at cost by Novem ber 1st. Call early for bar gains. Two door* north of First Bank. LOUP CITY, i i NEk Young mother* dread the summer month* on aecouut of tba great mortal ity among ohlldreu caused by bowel trouble* Perfect aafety may be aaaur ad those who keep ea hand UeWItt’a Colic A Cholera cure, and administer It promptly. For cramps, bilious colic, dyeeutery and dlarrlnea, It affords In stant relief.— Odendahl Broa. The beat blood medio me for twen ty flye cent* enough tor the whole fami ly Qet a package of Stamina* Liver liegeiator, the beat aprlng medicine •nd the beet blood medicine, because it la the beet live* luedioiae. If your llyer ie active It will throw off all im purity la the syitew. and all depreaelou of spirit. Was* up your llrer, but d» It with hitnmoa. Liver Kegulatnr. J II. /.cilia A Co. Philadelphia. Pa. Wtavaii »*****«. rtiiwvi aaa oawo man p, u.'.l lav (aenonMbi* a*i*Miab*<i bo*.* la MbiwM *•!*»» • ». payab.a lit • Hi ) •« l aapou*** Puatttoa parmeaeat IdNWWS I..IM. Mil aMraaae* .l.«H •a. .mparf I a. Uatwaai. »*** haibita* i’Uioago , — Mr* M. 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