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THE RED (LOUD CHIEF. FRIDAY. NOV. 11. 1896.
Oh, How Thankful
Pain Was Maddening and Hope
Mad leen Abandoned Wonder
ful Results of Purifying the Blood.
" A very severe pain en mo In tny left
knee, which grow worso nnd worso, and
anally a noro broko oat nbovo tho knee.
It discharged a great deal and tho pain
from my thigh down was maddening.
Largo, hard, purplo spots appeared on my
leg. I Buffered In this way for years,
and gavo up all hopo of over being cured.
My wife was reading of a caso llko mlno
eared by Hood's Sarsaparllla, and sho
advised mo to try It. I began taking It
and when 1 had usod a few bottles I
found rollof from my suffering. Oh,
how thankful I am for this rollof I I am
stronger than I linvo over been in my life.
I am in tho best of health, havo n good
appotlto and am n now man altogether."
J. P. Moons, Lisbon Falls, Maine.
Sarsa
parllla,
Isttio best In fact tlto One True Wood 1'iirlner.
Hood's Pllls"ctiroiiilIlrcrllK us cent.
mm inraio.
The Entire Fusion State Ticket
Defeated In Sunflower State,
toy's majority In Wyandotlo county
will bo very close to Morrill's majority
In IriOO, which wns 3(10.
, Tho Republicans aloot their ontiro
county ticket and throo representa
SAVED ONE CONGRESSMAN.
,
Hoods
THE CHIEF
ruuUBiiiu nr
W.L. MoMILLAN.
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50
PUHLISHKD BVKHY PHIDAY
Entered at tho poit omco at Hod Cloud, Nob.u
aeoond cImi mall matter.
IT'S AIL GUESSWOEK
OFFICIAL COUNT MAY BE
NEEDED ON STATETICKET
toe Rim Altogether Too Clot for the
, Comfort of Until l'artlea Complete
Batumi From Ilalf tbe Coautlee Mji-
tlfy the Ite.nlt.
all of the I'opulUt Member, With the
Rieeptlon of Rlttgeler, Frobebt Loit
The Country Vote Did It Earlr
Return Favored Leedy.
Toit.ka. Kan., Nov. 10. Kansas has
elected Stanley rid tho cntlro Ropub
llcan state ticket. Tho on.y thing
uiro for tho Fuslonlsts Is Rldguloy for
Congress In tho Third district. Thoy
nay pull out in tho Sixth and Fourth,
hut it is only n glimmering hope and
whllo waiting In thuir conunlttco
icndquarters for returns that do not
romo, thuy are almost ready to con
redo all except tho Third. Tho Re
oublicuns also elect from 80 to 100
jiembers of the house, which gives
.hem a majority of tho h-glslnturo ou
joint ballot awl Insure a Republican
Unto printer.
fTltwS ill
vwLr
Nebraska this, Thursday, morning
is a stnto of doubt und un it. The
Rain which the republicans depended
upoa to give Huyward n majority of
4,00t)- fell oIT allghtl, when complete
county returns began coming in.
'Hie results gl en below show that
It is a elate race, and that the success
ful party will get into power on tho
smallest kind of u margin. There is
plenty of talk iibout tho need of offi
cial cot nt to determine the result on
all of the candidates, und this talk is
not eoufhiod to ono party, cither.
fou&tlcs llnywnrd. Poyntor
Antelope Ml USB
Jloouo 1 140 1900
Itoyd 300 454.
Hurt 1470 11B4
Cass 2J34 8176
Cedar. B10 1008
Olay 1373 1G48
Custer 11.14 1333
Dakota 502 S33
Dawson 1310 1377
Dodgo 1007 1707
Dougln(maJ) 740 ....
Dundy Ciit 270
Fillmore 1033 1733
Franklin 801 080
Furnas 1180 1238
Dago 3220 2317
Garfield 101 210
Gosper ,200 404
Orcely 314 030
' Hamilton 1250 1447
Harlun 788 1033
KuvuPo. 315 273
Joffcrson 1018 1507
Johnson 1220 1034
LancuHtr(maJ) 1112
MudtHon(mnj) 29
Merrick 007 020
Nuckolls 1148 1834
Otoe 3234 2087
Pawnee.. , 159 0.0 1
Vhelps 780 000
Mereo .M0 070
Platte 1107 0
Polk 080 1250
Rlohdson 2203 8170
Bock 339 323
paunders 1777 M01
Btanton r.45 703
fhayor(maj) IB
Thomas , 35 R5
Valley 720 833
Wayne 828 747
Webster 11M 1105
York 1830 1710
Tho footings of thlrty-sovcn of these
rountlea giro Hay ward 43,583 and
I'oynter 45,817.
Htoert I'rnliihlr Elected,
rorr.KA, ov, jo. unless later re
turns from county precincts In No
malt county uako unexpected changes
. I. Stewart it elected Jud'jo of tho
'1 w'jry-veotrI Judicial districts by a
llir i tu.ijor ty. Loland's most con
servative est' e of his majority
after figuring all reports that are in,
Is 200. Stuart went off in Doniphln
county w.th 000 majority. Hchtlling'a
light pave Falioou 100 in Illawatlm
ind I'.mcry a friends in Seneca carried
tho city against Stuart 14 votes. Hor
ton offset it by giving Stuart 14 ma-
lorlty.
lorry Nluip.on 1 D.i'nutoil.
lIUTCHi.vso.v. Ivan., ov. 10. Prac
tically complete return from the' Sev
enth congressional dl v et received by
the Hutchinson Now i , mv that Ches
ter I. Long, ltepubi.'.un, is elected by
about 2,000 majority over .Terry Simp
son, Populist. Tho Republic ma gain
about nine members of the legislature
i.j the Seventh district.
Milter Aimed In All Coutitlo.
EiironiA, Kan., Nov. 10. Chairman
Mnrtindalo, of the Congressional com
mittee, 1ms telegrams from liutler,
Morris and Greenwood counties, Popu
list two years ago, indicating that
Miliar his carried each of them by
substantial majorities.
The I.rcltlatiire.
The legislature Is still claimed by
both parties, but neither is certain. It
tppears, from the latest returns, that
the legislature will be close on Joint
ballot. This, Tursday, morning, tho
republicans claim the senate certain
and base their claims to tho house on
the fact that some districts are close
and othora are incomplete.
The fuslonlsta claim the legislature
a Joint ballot by a majority of from
Qve to ten.
Congreulooal.
The returns for congress are still
wanting in completeness. The repub
licans are not making many claims
eutslde of tho First and Scoond dis
tricts. In the first district each of the seven
tonntios In the district gave Mr. liur
kett a.umjorlty. Ills majority in the
llstriot will probably reach 3,000.
In the Second district complete re
turns from 109 precincts out of the 134
In the district give Mercer 10,019 und
Hitchcock 0,200. It Is noticeable
that Hitchcock gained where he least
expected It, and lost whero he hud
builded groat expectations.
Nine of the eighteen counties in the
Third district giro Norris, republican,
r,lPfl,oi)lnson fusion, 7,501.
StnrU
HA
tip
W. E. STANLEY.
At 8 o'oloek this morning nil signs
pointed to tho eleetton of tho Fusion
ttnto ticket by a majority of 10,000 or
15,000 and tho Fuslonlsts wero betting
tho Republicans to a standstill. This
ionfldonco soorood to havo been war
ranted by tho roturns from tho lnrgor
sltios, which surprised both parties
jy giving Fusion gains. It was in tho
jitles that the Republicans looked for
their big vote. Tho Fuslonlsts con
;odod this, oxoopt in the big towns
tlong tho Missouri river, whero tho
resubmission soutlment Is strong, and
ixpoctcd to mako offsetting gains in
'.ho country precincts. Tho result,
howovor, was tho reverso of theso cal
culations. Tho Fuslonlsts gained In
acarly all tho moro populous centers,
whllo tho Ropubl loans gained in tho
:ountry.
It was from tho cities that tho first
eturns came, and Locdy'a gains wcro
to unexpected that tho fuslonlsts bo
Uoved It was a landslide for their tick
st, and claimed everything. Tho Re
publicans wero almost willing to con
;cdo tho olalms of the fusion commit
too, but later tho country praolncts
began to report, and Republican gains
linco are so uniform all over the stato
that thero Is no doubt of Stanley's
loctlon, although only a small frao
'.I n of tho total vote of tho stato has
ooon hoard from.
Tho fusion committee hangs to tho
tope that tho tldo may turn, but no
-eturns are coming to fusion head
luartors whllo tolegraph boys keep
mo stairway of tho Ropublican head
quarters hot. Mort Albaugh, chair
nan of tho Ropublican stato commit
tco, claims tho eluctlou of Stanley and
Iho Republican state ticket by from
1,000 to 10,000, not loss than eighty
members of tho houso and sovon or
tight members of Congress. Taylor
Riddle, fusion chairman, claims the
ttato by 2,500 and throo Congressmen.
John W. Breldonthal, forraor Popu
tlst chairman, while not yet giving up
tho state, says Republican success was
possiblo by the failure of tho full Fu
lton vote to go to the polls. Ho olalms
hat tho Republican gains wero not
iuo to n change of sentiment among
tho people, but to tho apathy of a
argo elcmont of tho Fuston vote.
Tho remarkablo gains mado by
Lccdy in tho larger cities nro an un
trrlng sign of the growth of resub
mission sentiment in the stnto. The
homo rule or liberal Republicans of
these towns wero unwilling to trust
Mr. Stanley on tho liquor question,
tlthough his friends, and even he
himself, gave pledges that home rule
ihould be continued in tho cities. Tho
liberals voted for Leody.
An emphatle evidence of this la
riven in Atchison county, formerly a
itrong Republican county. Two years
igo Morrill carried it by 702. Yester
lay Leedy carried it by 140. Another
videnoo la shown In Leavenworth,
where Leedy mado big gains. It la
possible that Wyandotte wonld have
made similar gains for Leedy if a full
vote had been cast, but by a Republi
can coup about 1,700 paoklng house
employees did not register, and In con
tequenoa a fair expression of the peo
ple was not given In that community.
In the coal counties the miners car
ried out their threat to acratch the
Fusion ticket on account of their ha
tred for McQrath, Governor Leedy's
itato mine inspector. Cherokee, Craw
ford and Osage ordinarily are Fusion
itrongholds, but the returns ahow
heavy losses this year.
In Franklin county, for years relia
bly Fusion, Senator Sheldon and P. P,
Elder, Populist bellwethers, who havo
boon fighting Loedy, made their in-
Repub-
Catderhend In the Fifth.
Anu.KHK, Kan., Nov. 10. Reports
from tho Fifth district indicato Calder
hcad's election by ilOO to 800.
Fnilonlit dovernor In Mlnneiota.
Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. 10. Un
official and complete, but apparently
reliable, roturns Indicate John Ltnd,
Fusion candidate, has been elected gov
ernor of Minnesota by a plurality of
1U.0UU.
Flvo out of seven congressmen nro
Ropublican. Tho Sixth and Sovonth
districts aro close nnd claimed by both
slues.
Jamos Gray, Fuslonlst, was olected
mayor of Minneapolis by perhaps
0,000, tho largest plurality over given
In this city to a candidnto not a Republican.
Vote of Webster County, November 8, 1898.
COMPILED FROM THE OFFICIAL RETURNS.
CANDIDATES.
Vote for Governor in 1800.
HIIh A Holcomb, f. .
John II. McColl, r
f ....
Nobrnika Goon Republican.
Lincoln, Nob., Nov. IP. Delated
prccluot returns to-dny continue to In
dicate that Nebraska has turned a
political somersault and landed in the
Jopubllcan column. Three hundred
and seventeen precinets outside of
Lincoln and Omaha givo Hayward,
Republican, for governor, 29,404; Pyn
ter, fusion, 20,302, a net Republican
gain of 8,132. If this gain is main
tained Hayward will carry tho state
by over 40,000. Tho Flrat and Second
Congressional dtstrlots are Republi
can t tho Third and Sixth, fuston, and
tho Fourth and Fifth in doubt.
A Republican will be elected to sua
cood United States Senator Allen.
Republican Sweep Delaware.
Wilmington, DoL, Nov. 10. Accord
ing to completo roturns from the stato,
with the exception of a few dlstrlots,
the next legislature will stand: Re
publicans 29, Democrats CJ. The Re
publicans will thus elect a senator to
succeed United States Sonator Grav.
Democrat. Congressman Handy, Dem
ocrat, was defeated by John Hoffeckor,
Ilcpublloan, by a majority that will
not bo less than 3,000. liy the same
margin tho Republicans elect Dr.
L. Helslcr Hall stato treasurer and
lohn A Lingo stato auditor, Thoy also
elect their county tickets In caoh of
the three counties. It was a clean Re
publican sweep.
Governor
M h. Huywnnl, r..
W A PovntiT, f...
Lieutenant-Q over nor-
(ii A Murphy, r .
Ed wind A. Gilbert,
acrrtmrn oj olalc
f'lnok burns, r.........
Win. F. Porter, f ,
Auihtor 1'ublia Accounts
T. I. Matthews, r ,
.' K. ''oi-uoll, f ,
'I'm i '.vr
1' it Miirtniison, r ,
.) II M'i'i vo, f...
Sunt I'ublio Tnslruclion
.7. F Saylor, r ,
W. H Jackson, f
Attorney General
N, D. Jackson, r ,
O. J. Smyth, f ,
Com Ptibho Lands ifc JM'ffs.
tt. it tnmnisr
Jacob V. Wolfo. f
Congressman. 5th Dist.
f E Ailnms, r
H 1). Sutherland, f
Stale Senator, 20th Dist.
Nunc Shi'phnnUnn, r ...
Geo. J. Spohn, f
Iteprcsentativc 44th Dist.
J S. White, r
J L GrnndrttafT, f
Float net). '10th Dist.
Chin. E. Hicks, r
Peter Uurling, f
Count; Attorney
Randolph McNitt, r....,
A. D llannoy, f
County Coroner
l)r It Steven, f ,
Commissioner, 3d Dist.
J W Runohoy, r ,
Win. Irons, f
Commissioner, 5th Dist.
Jcmmo Vance, r
J S. Lirgent, f
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1) ufncHH Cannot Bo Cured
by local applications us thoy cannot
reach tho diseased portion of tho car.
Tlieie h only one wut to euro deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by nn inflamed con
dition of the mucous lining of tho Eus
tachian Tube. When this tubo is in
flamed you havo a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, ami when it is en
tlioly closed, Deaf noes is tho result,
and unless tho inflammation can bo
takon out and this tubo restored to its
normal condition, hearing will bo do
strojed forever; nine cases out of ton
aro caused by Catarrh, which Is noth
ing but an inflamed condition of tho
mucous surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars
for any caso of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot bo cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free.
V. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills aro tho best.
lUlnoli SO.OOO Republican.
Ciiicaoo, Nov. 10. Returns from
evory county In tho stato indicate the
election of Whlttcmore, Ropublloan,
for stato treasurer, by a plurality of
nearly 30,000. Enough legislative re
turns havo been received to show that
tho lower house will bo Domooratlo by
about six votes, and the sonate Repub
lican by about eleven votes. In Cook
county, nsldo from Congressman, tho
entire Republican ticket, with possibly
one or two exceptions, was olected by
pluralities ranging from 5,000 to 0,000.
Tho county was carried for MoKinley
by nearly 70,000.
Indicted Flfty-Tbreo Companies.
Covinoton, Ky., Nov. 10. Indict
ments against flfty-thrco fire insur
ance companies of tho United States
and Canada were returned here to-day.
Iuo Indictments charged that tho com
panies havo formed an unlawful pool
to prevont free competition among all
Insurance companies and their agonts
loing business in Covington, and thus
to extort a greater premium than
ttuerwise would havo to bo paid.
Tho Boat Planter.
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any plaster. When troubled with a
pain in tho chest or sido, or a lamo
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to bo moro than pleased with tho
prompt relief which it ulToids. Pain
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THEATER CATCHES ON FIRE,
Ci.kvki.and, Ohlo.Nov. 10. FIro last
night destroyed tho three upper
stories of the Stocking block, on St.
Clair street, together with the Cleve
land theater adjoining. Loss, 870,000.
kThere was a largo audlenco in tho tho-
ater witnessing tho play, "Tho Nomi
nee." The manager of "The Nomi
nee" company, Alfred Cummins, who
was reading election returns from tho
statfo told tho pooplo that thcro was a
llro in the neighborhood, nnd as tho
firemen w.iutod to enter tho theater
t.j v 0t n d po o" . Thu rudlcnee
t rf tsvc u d v.'Ith no excltemeut.
Two Republican Members In Tennesiee
Nasiivillk, Tenn., Nov. 10 .The
majority of MoMillln, Demoorat, for
governor, over Fowler, Republican, la
estimated at from 10,000 to 0,O0.
The Democrats have a majority of tho
legislature. The Republicans have
carried the First and Second congress
ional districts, tbe other eight giving
Democratic majorities.
llles out of eleven in the
give Illnthuvr 10.S18, ' fluonco foU( and this year the
counties out of
1th district give
land 0,044.
of thirty-three,
(givo Brewa ,C3U
' iicans claim tho county.
Kansas City, Mo.. Nov. 00. Returns
from forty-one out of fifty-eight pre
cincts in Wyandotte couuty, Kausas,
fire Stanley 9,030, Leedy S.eO. The
vrtelacta yet to hear ' f roai will Ml
latecWH tfcmf tha i II 4
Democrat to Kleet Oteh'i Senator,
Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. la The
Democrats have elected Roberts to
Congress and oarrled tho legislature,
which will eleet a United States Sena
tor. Returns from sixty-two districts
In the city and state give JUaakin.Dem
crat for supremo judge, 5,070; Zane,
Republican, 4,831.
Constipation provonts tho body from
ridding Itself of waste matter. De
Witt's Little Early Risers will remove
tho trouble nnd euro Stock Headache,
Billiousness, Inactive Liver and clear
the complexion. Small, sugar coated,
don't gripo or cause nausea. C. L.
Cutting.
,- e-- tm .1,
Difficulties Bomoved.
Elgin, Nebr., Oct, 28, 1890. Mrs. C.
E. PurciiiH of this place states that sho
was troubled with sick headaches. Sho
also had a heart difficulty nnd that
tired feeling. Since taking a few bot
tles of Hood's Sarsaparilla her troubles
havo disappeared.
A Shattered Nervous System.
FINALLY HEART TROUBLE.
Restored to Health by Dr. Miles' Nervine.
Democrat Sweep Kentucky.
Louisvillk, Nov. la The Demo
crats of Kentucky won a decisive vic
tory by electing nine and possibly ten
congressmen out of eleven and pro
vented the Republicans from gaining
control of the court of appeals.
Wjomlnc In the Uepubtlonn Procesilon
Cin:vKNNE,Wyo.,'No, Ioj Wyoming
has gone Republican ou state, and Con
gressional tickets in majorities gaug
ing from 1,000 to 1,600 votes. Thq-Jeg-lalature
Is also undoubtly Republican,
ad will cket s Kepablloan seaatbr to
etceaet D. Clatk.
When you ask for DoWltt's Witch
Hazul Salvo don't accept a counterfeit
or imitation. There nro mora cases of
Piles being cured by this, than all oth
ers combined. C. L Coiling.
m
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative IJiomo Quinine Tab
lets, All druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. 25c The genuine has
L. B Q. on each tablet.
Ill 1887 Mr. Thomas Mcintosh of Al
lcnlown, Tend., hnd an attack of dys
entery which becamo chronic "I was
treated by the bust plnraUMnns in cast
... ., . ...... i... i
lemiesxee wiwitiui. n I'uie, no mijh.
"Finally I tried Chainbeiluln'd Colle,
Cholera and Dial rhoea Remedy, After
using about twulvo bottles I wns cured
sonud and well." ror hIo by II. E.
Grlce.
Frazer Axle Grtase
I THE OLD R
5LTTOfaJI
Not affected hv Heat or Cold.
Highest Awards at Centennial,
Paris and World's Fair.
Umtttt9i Frazer Lubricator Co.,
Factories: ChctafO, 31 UeU, New York.
B. U. OVERMAN,
RTTORNBY - 7T - L.7Wn.
Oittco orer Pott Olltcc.
Ml
Does u general law business.
. Practices In nil courU
Chimney prick,
Cistern brick,
AND
tt. EDWARD nABDY, the Jolly man
njcr ci Sheppard Co's. great store at I
Brocevlllo, 111., writes: "I had never
been sick a day In my life until In 1890. I
got so bod with nervous prostration that I
bad to gtro up and commence to doctor. I
tried our local physicians and ono In Jollet,
but none gave mo any relict and I thought
I was going to dto. I became dcapondent
a-"l sulrcr?". r "to'i ir". i mum nnt nr.
sleep nor rest, auc, t
cot exist. At tho et i
Kduccd to bijii n ul.f'.u
l'st my heart fcw-u.c
truly ralsfeiablc. Hj.'
of Dr. Miles' NorvU.a.
from Uk start, aitd ..( '.
est Mewing of tny l.fe." TZiTSl
Dr. MIM' Pcmedlce S-SoS' "... 1
aro.oldhyaUf-.-s. ftO ;J
guarantee, "-st tjoUU'
bcncOU nr u it oy m
funded. Hook on tha
oaioa of tho heart und
nerves freo. M'lr, rfVrWMMtuTJ
La MILEd Ui-jwAl. -J, il.-hArt. U,
Foundation
Brick. '
Ludlow Bros.
l ii- A i r...t iH
...-.Cthal U.1
tf i; it'll, and
-ULv'tiA uud I;n
ii. --re:..!... '.ittlia
U f. ir. -as r;.f
t ' N. l.l'.'flTi.' .
FRED E. McKEEBY, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
City and couutry culls prompt "
swuruit tiny or nignt.
NIGHT CALLS AT OFFICE.
OlfKIOKOVBltLlNDSKY'S MRAT MAUKKT
' RANDOLPH MoNITT,
ATniKNKV and CUUNSKLOlt AT AS,
Spooiul ntiuiitinu to Commercial and
I'robnto Litigation.
MOOW BLOOK,
RKU CLOUD, NKIIRASXA.
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