LAltUKU majority than kvkr
(Carries all the states lie did in ‘.M> and Kan
san, So. Dakota, Washington, Wyoming
and Nebraska in addition.
IDAHO ANDKENTUUKEY IN DOUHT.
McKinley has 281 Electoral Votes, Hryan 142 In Doubt
24.—Hhcrman County llehaves Nicely and Dives Sub
stantial (Jains for Prosperity.
The democrats have been saved from themselves again, and
'trill they be thankful.
From all over the country comes the glad tidings that
President McKinley has been re-elected by an electoral vote
larger than he reeieved in 1 MIX}. He not only carried all the
states that he did in '0<J but many of them by increased ma
jorities.
The vote in the United States Tuesday clearly indicates that
the democratic party did not dare trust our country to their
chosen standard bearer. Who can trust a party that will nom
inate men that they dare not trust themselves.
The Republican candidates for congress in the First and Sec
ond districts are oleeted, the other four distriets are in doubt
with the chances in favor of fusion. Seventeen counties in the
.Sixth gives Kinkaid a majority of 408, which possibly will la
wiped out when all counties are in.
McKinley prosperity will drive the ship of state tor four
years more, and the stars and stripes will continue to wave
over the Philippines, The ruthless hand of Democracy ci-n
l*Yi7yt retard its ascendency nor detract from its glory. Agui
naldo, like Queen J,il, sees ids last remaining Impe go dow n
to his political grave and our soldier hoys will erect a tuneral
pvre over his defeat that humanity w ill by proud of in genera
tions to come.
“Great is Tammany and Crokeris its prophet" was tue war
cry that sent Bryan to defeat in New York. I hat little piece
^j{ eloquence from Mr. Bryan wasequal to Burchard’s ‘■Bum.
^Romanism and Rebellion" in ’H I. Tho people, of New- Voi le,
did not seem to look through the same spectacles that Mr.
Bryan did. That most corrupt ring, Tammany, that the
world knows of has got a just rebuke and with it Colonel
Bryaa.
The zone of Republicanism is gradually growing in Sherman
county, and in the next few years, at the same rate of gain we
will see her vote cast as it should be. Ilypocracy and false
hood will excite people to a pitch which astonishes even them
selves after they gain their composure. It was only the con
stant nagging and misrepresentation of facts that has kept old
Sherman in the calamity ranks up to this time.
The Democrats go out of Sherman county with a groat 1\
reduced majority. In 1890 Bryan lelt ^ ll*' c \
majority of 428. This year it was reduced to 240 a loss to
the democratic party of 188. This of itself is an endorsement
of MoKinley and his prosperous and healthy administration.
J. w. Long took a bad attack of cramps Tuesday night as
the returns began to roll up McKinley majorities and by the
time Indiana was assured safe for McKinlev John had to re
tire. Never mind John prosperity of the McKinley brand will
save vou.
S. F. Reynolds would like to have it understood that lie is
the paramount issue when it comes to constable in Loup City
twp. No nomination is required nor opposition brooked, but
he will be elected without the aid or consent of any other
candidate on earth.
Elm township, although giving Bryan a majority of 12, i*
the banner township in peint of gain for the Republican ticket.
Bryan’s majority being 41 less than four yearsago
Mark Hanna passed through South 1 ha hot a and touched
the boundry lines of Nebraska, and loe and behold, Aladin
like his touch was magic. “(Ireat is” prosperity “and” Hanna
“is its prophet." furry the news to Agumaldo.
Hazard township cast in bt» fun 1 ryau, a majority of 1 t
this year McKinley carried tin* township by 7 A Uepuldicai
gain of 21. .Hurrah for Hazard
Bryan's majority in Loup fit*, twp. in tui was I, l! i*y< n
Mckmley carried it by 2«*. That wa\e of prosperity was cum
fmeing Our gain was .'tit votes
Editor Brow n again found a foemaii worthy of hi* sic* I and
went dow n to defeat an usual. Strange a man *au,t l < •**.«•!
••*1 for persistency some time.
I tali carries off the palm. In 1*1 she _i\e 11 ry *n •'*
majority and this year our Mac., cm ri* 1 it by m-\**i Ith
I la* farther west sou go their** *i,iiw Fry m I in*
which pr<»\e» the oil pop .»y of i • >t • I,*
I'->11 S vi ».- A job lot of «< ioi.,| i •’ 1 | |
Tiles * ill !>•• hud at a bargain M : l!
them at a great discount < n n« > «oiiitot q* ■ h i. it •
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Return .; by States
1 he I 'Ho..In/ i* a lli-t of si ate tlit
time l.u ii reported:
omo.
Mclvinlm c native slut* surpasses
liei foiiiui ree*.id and d^Iigllts the
hearts of the j.*• | h- liy ghiug la r
(uvcoii.iton mi inueused majority
our four sears ago.
N JO lilt A-’lv \
All indieutii.iis ore 111ul Mi Kudus
CU'IM - the state irid the h gi-hituie j
will be lic|iuL!iuot) on joint ballot lii
about d:i.
NKW YOUK.
New Ymk gnu* a clean n pubis
ca i inujorih < I 160,000.
M AH Y L AN I) .
Tlrjs suite which has always In i n
plHi til in tin* IKuuocr it if ci lunm tin
lil four years ago has given Mc
Kinley 1 :!,0uu.
WEST Vi HO IMA.
Tins state gnes Mi Kinley n pint ili’y
over n 1 Ins opponents of 17,000.
NKW .1 KltSKY.
New .1. . ey is still in the prusperiti
column hy a plurality of ii.'i,0<io
MKJli 10 AN.
Mi Kinley nr ties tliis sliito In
u pliiihlitv of over mt.ooO mol the
stall |vp'|li||i ill ticket W|e < !• »•» 1
ill 10,000
I0\V A.
givi s our IiMhouO for MeKintly,
( ON.MU'l it IT.
win te| ulih ai. by a mluiul uia
p lily i nit i not given.
INDIANA
I. ill ' i 'turn in, luoi ii i pi. 1 i
la I ill • 11 pit l| .Ol e*i' il.i11 y
i pImi , i | it in. J 1,00(1 It ,liirtf
llll Dir. IM.AND
.*( Kum v n a 1 mituil i»"»*. «* 1/
> hit lii i m 0 |,ie.t utli,
\\ , i ON MN.
t l.t . . i . • - I
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DI N NsY i,\ \Nl A
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MA jS ACUUSKTT3
'I'I Hov stale true, to hei tradi
tions stands by MiKiuIe) pro purity
CALIFORNIA.
With the oilier western stales sat
down on iuipeiulism with a dull
thud, Ii i ouj. iiM will icaeh about
I O.OoO
KOI TH I* A KOTA.
8 <• lots ret m in'd to the Republi
can fol I nml lYltigreW is starting a
new party to supercede the corp-e.
KANSAS.
Bice ling K in i .s dr ipped down on 1
sock e-a Jerry amt made hi i mark
high enough above that of l ist vear
so that there can be no disputing It.
NORTH CAROLINA
giiis l!i\.in a plurality of from 25
udit to 10,000.
SOCHI CAROLINA.
P utli Carolina like ‘•’herraan
comity went democratic.
TKXA8.
Rrvan's majority will be over
I 7 ji mo
I I * ti t time if t lie dilli'i'eut town
mIh of Sheitntu county uhowr n
sc 11» t mtiiiI guiu over tlio vote of
1 for toelviah v. riia gitina
tin .i foll' WP, A«lit>>a Ht ti Klin
it ■ the two Ii linn r ti. vhshi|jH of
tl i mily wtill l.oi ji Cm S oil "nil
Hut i >c i» i lone ne oiel:
t l.i C < i !<, gain foi M' Kinli y !i
lu I'lU *• 1 •* III
Km »* 4 1
lc p Ci \ ** “ :tO
A t"i , . •* “ 13
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Buggie, wagon, corn shelter,
hardware, harness, stove,
washing machine, windmill,
pump, pipe, or anything in the
furniture line?
il so remember that I carry a full stuck. Can make you
i !ii t class Hydraulic or Casing well on short notice. Call
and see me.
_T. M. REED
We aye Jdeadquayteys foy
WINDMILLS, PUMP, PIPES & FIXTURES
We have every appliance for making firstclass
Drive or Hydraulic Wells and
n spedially solicit your order. Oat charges arc reatunable
our prices are right.
WH It Kl'A IK HINDKItS AND HOIHK I’OWKRS AND Gl AUAN
TEK OUB WORK TOGIVK SATISFACTION.
LEWIS HALLER
\MIY
rthm, I nil muni' ll nil'll Inn 'No# Homo'
' 'Ii o Maohlnon for tliiir good nj\iH?
lie M'f it how tlu'j ciiro for thegrod
Ii<'hI;Ii .in! li i|i|,Iih - of 'h' ir ronrorlli
Koi alo by T M . Hood.
I'li ;■ n Ini burn I ho I nun of Keuron
n 1 Kooky Mourituin Ton (ironlent
ri-am n fooilui or known. IJ5e Ark
> our 'Ii uoul-r.
ha.rt jist received a new
j n wiltsusi »•
and is bet er than ever pre
pared to suit bis customers
My goods are of high quality
and 1 have marked them
down to bed reek prices.
Call and see them. If you
need an\thing in the Jewelry
line 1 am suro 1 can please
you.
Repairing.
I am especially prepared to
do all kinds of watch and clock
repairing and guarantee my
work to give entire satisfact*
in
Yours for business.
(i. II. MOIM.AN,
Loup ' ity Jeweler.
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CITY, NKBH.
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Lincoln, Denver,
Omaha, Helena,
Mut-ngo, Butte,
Hi, Joseph, Halt Luke (Jlty.
It minus City, Portland, ,
St. Louis, Hun Francisco,
>ttdl all points nnd all point*
East and South. West.
TICA1NM l.KAVK AS I'Ol.I.OWSi
GOING EAST
No 52 Passenger. 7:65 a. in
No 50 Freight .12.60 n ut!
GOING WEST
No. 51 Passenger.4:65 p.m.
No 59 Freight.UiiSOa. m.
SI* *<plng, iliimer amt reclining chair cars
•seata free) on through trains Tickets
sold and baggage cheeked to auy point in
tlie United States or Panada.
For tiitoMiiation, maps, time tables and
ticket* call on or write to It. L. Arthur
Agent. Or J. FUANOlS, Gen'I. Passenger
Agent, Umaha, Nebraska,
U. P. KAII.WAV.
No. stl leaves dally except Sunday (pass
enger). H:00 a. m.
No 88 leaves Monday, Wednesday and
♦'rlday, (mixed) 12:20 p. m.
No. 9o leaves Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, (mixed)8:65 p. in.
No 87 arrives dally except Sunday (mixed
12:05 p in.
No fliirrlves dally except Sunday (pass
enger) 7.35 p, m
First class service and close connections
east, west and south
W. U. Clifton,
THE POPULAR
PERSONALLY
CONDUCTED
EXCURSIONS
TO
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
special ATTENTION UIVKN TO
LADIES AND CHILDREN
TRAVELING ALONE.
They arc well cured for by the Conductors
who uceompuny each of these excursions to
( alifurnia und Oregon, und pussengers can de
pend upon receiving the most courteous treat
ment
THE CONDUCTORS are all men of exp*
rlence In excursion travel, and will see that
thi comfort of put runs Is carefully attended to.
USE OK THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FEA
TURES OK THESE EXCURSIONS IS THE
ECONOMY,
There la a difference between the Ursl and
second class passage In railroad und sleeping
ear fares of nearly KB per passenger. This
sum . an be saved by putroulxlng the Union
PaetUt Personally Conducted Kxcuraiuna
THE NKW PULLMAN
Ordinary sleoolng Oars assigned to this ser
vice were built expressly to accommodate the
*'X. UI'.bilMsla to laltfirutu and Oregon All
are lighted with the famous Pintcli Light are
co il vent Mated, have separate lavatories for
la. «s and gentlemen and all cars are carpet
* I and upholstered, with movable partitions
mi ram. tb> Mte lions thus insuring all the
utmost privacy.
No MOhllC. |.s ALLOWED IN HIE
i Ml RE ION ''ARE
'-o b I a t-invoking tsi provided lor that
lint. on the train
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lit y KRY KM I l»AY tmil'ANNH JOIN
rti v. N i HOIST A LoNtlTMK LINK
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