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"That 5A Blanket is a dandy.'"
FREE Got from yo'ir dealer free, the
yBiok. Jt has handsome j ici lues and
val'ciMu 'uforiiiuLiun aboi.t hones.
Two c.r three, dollars for a sa ITon-e
Blanket will make your horse worth more
aJ tat Io.s.i to keep warm.
5A Five m2
) 5A Boss Stable
Ask for fcctdc
( 5 'A Extra Tc3t
"0 other Myles s.t priees ( rwit every
body. If yo.i en n't I them from youi1
dealer Vv'iite cs.
A LESSON IN FINANCE
The following uitit.lt! from the
rTtlFted" i J'J'r')W Yfk World .haws its meat
Glif and exclaims, "Treasurer Huston's
Democrat is timely, and 6liould he read
ly tvory alliance mm in the country:
"If Hie otli.ials o,f the farmer' alliance
direct tlieir attention to a certain country
in the n.ut!n'in part of the A inerican
lit! u-'iit they will see one of their
fni'iiiei d notions in j.-fu't k-d operation
The i sue of eunviiey l:e-ed 0:1 lauded
-'Hi', iv is a pi oj:xt which is oof i-'.iht'.y
ill! - ifKii Willi tde ;.lii;.iie. !'';..:.(; I 111 -
ployed if. daring ti. revolution. ir period
.1 century ago and a :ii;jib.r j-. hein - i
now in process iii the Argent in-: Itepub-
lie. la aeh o i t he.-,;? two C; n u 1 i. s the
iy-ti in 1 1 h hid :i fair trial. Il was in
Franei; as it is ih.w in South America,
uu.iel' l.'s'1 ( J ::"(: i rs oi' r !:-ii:ipi..r..- of the
sv-tejn- who v;-ic and :i;"e :;Tiioiis to
report that the national debt has heen di
mini-died more than :?1 0;),(i00,000 dining
the past year simply mentis that forced
payim nts were made upon immaUiied
obligations jis Hjia suit of snip! us re vcoue
extolted from the people I.y u:ineeec--:ny
taxation."
Wi 11 t!i at i.-t i.n forliir.-H'el v the c n
W. J. HESSER
Of the I'icnii? Oard. ns nnd Fruit Fniiiiiu addition to the inanyhtiii-
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NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE 5 'A LABEL
MaouM by Wm. Avufs Aj Sons. J'liilada., v. iio
toi.'io the lainon.s Horse iira.ua Iiakur TlanketA
MM Ml
Shciiktaky iS'onr.io ha.- ordered arrest
of Sitting Hull. : move the appoint
uieut of MatthewS. Quay, of Pennsyl
vania, as special constable to serve the
warrant, says the St. Louis Glohc Demo
crat. What has laconie of Mryan? We
haye not seen his name fondly mentioned
us the savior and protector of our coun
try for at least three days in the Platts-
niouth Journal. Something i9 soing
irrong. Can it be that campaign funds I
have run out? Oh no! ''Perish the
thought." i
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1. h.is Ii -en iii 'on e ::i I'.i' (oiiuiiy tiuly
"in y.il'-. 'ii: 1 amoiint ol ell!i-l.ey
vv i 1 v is i i ha-; : ".it i :it ei : i.v 1 i' i i 1 ii ' at'
ah. nit 0 ji)';T0.. 9, f)i Alid iii e;.' li oi
tin?-.!: COUIl! I ie.s t lie. -t fl'-'i-r h i-. l-en the
-uiiie. 'i'iie Areurini; cui.'l, like the
I-eiH:i: cssijwii it;;il i. uiiid.it !' the hit
erpa:t of the eitii ! eentii ecutury. has
put e-old at a pi' iaiirn, unsettled values,
d stroyed the pul.li -. credit, and caused
.vid.-sj'read and unt ld distress anions
ihe liiiddle and lower classes of the
people. In the case of the Argentine
expei iment the damage has gone even
farther than this, for it has brought the
U re at houe of Uarin-; 15ros. to the
verge of ruin, and disturbed values on
every bourse throughout Christendom
Like" results will spring from financia
quackery in any of its pronounced and
Vicious forms wherever and whenever it
is put into 'full operation. The United
States is, in a monetary and commercia
sense, a stronger country than France
was in 17t0 97 or than Argentine is in
1SD0. Yet the land mortgage currcnev
project; ou the Stanford and farmers' ul
liancc plan, would, if carried out ou a
large scale and for a sufficient period
produce the same disaster and distress
here that it caused Ihere. Economic
laws have no especial respect for local
ities. They are the same here as else
where. We can not reasonably claim
with uii..-t p' oj
tl.a: h:.v: del, is t
Tli-' L'lit'-: St at i .s has no other way of
pay in:.; i's ii l;:.s ih m to c-oileci the mn
ey lir-t by tin.' prore.s ..f taxation.
It wiil b.! remeiiib; -i ed t ,-.it under the
Cleveland a liu -iii.str.i; io:i the money col
lided for the linking fun'' was not used
. o i::y nojii.s as
li'.t Wai d' Ou-,iie,l
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drid I'.diiisaivl 1 )r a. eci i-. in !.U large ro!h- tioji 1;is just ret
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Givk us Couyrwshman Mills of Texus,
for speaker. He doesn't sugar coat the exeU3Pion from the regulations and re
issue by calling it tariff reform. He is str,lint3 which the social developement
for free trade and he is not afraid to say of mankind everywhere has den.o istrated
so. Stoo luo-'in.? and fdve ns a sum. to be imperative. In politics as well as
pie of nure unadulterated democrrcv in morals there is n0 l'SCftPe from the
without the usual vote catching'expe- cnquence3 of wrong doing and folly
dients of that Dartv. Ths experience of man, in the United
states as in otlicr parts ot the world,
There are five democratic Postmasters has shown that there are certain princi-
whose terms of office will expire within plea of universal application which must
the next three months, and whose sue- be observed in the management of
cessors will doubtless be good republic- finance and business, whether by govern
ana. Those whose tmns expire are: meuts or by individuals, under penalty
January 10, 1891, Auburn, David Camp- of disaster. The "after us the deluge''
bell, $1,200 per annum; January 10, Blue theory of affairs may do for the shallow
Hill, Edgar Hilton, 1,000; February 3, agitator or demagogue who craves a
Friend, Wm. F. Wolf, $1,200; February little temporary notice and popularity,
2. Schuyler, Lucy C Smith, 1.000; Feb- but the statesman and the patriot can
ruary 2S, Ashland, Ktchard M. bco' t. not afford to be governed by any such
$1,400. ' consideratious. The "deluge," too,
when su!;ic:ot provocation of this sort
is offered, is never long in coming,
Every man capable of being swayed by
the dictates of reason ami the lessous of
experience must condemn and oppose all
such visionary and vicious projects ns
that advocated by the farmer' alliance
to make farms or public lauds the basis
on which to is-ue currency."
the lrt-.y proyi.ilS.
in sii.oi'V i.atioi.al
banks ami allowed 1) aeeun: lil'ite (ul t.'ie
u -e of the a; banky. whirl, paid no iuter-"-!.
S" tiled it oat to their c u--t.-tue!s
a o i i ! .'t'.-'s. Tiie Woi il thought that
iM.vr-:-' -. nl! i i;;ht a:. ! iiiah'- !u ci itieisms.
as th" I lai i"i son d ' ni -i i .! ion re -f'i.-
'l to h an I ') iiiorev to I !e i: it ion d
1 ' : r, !-:.-. in New York and :!e r ie ,' eiiles. j
th.-a ivas coM-et.-'t u:iTl, r (.(. to nay
i'i" tite n:iti,jnal debt, but w nt to vvoik
payir g off the national debt with it, the
daii!"Cratie indignation has be.'n growing
ever since until it has reach'-d the ex
ploding point.
There were rumor.-, by the way, that
at the best pr sidenti i! election the banks
in which the deposits of the peoples'
money were made were ycry liberal con
tributors to the democratic hoodie fund
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una was managea oy one i;nce, now a
Unitnd State's senator from Ohio wh
lives in New York.
It is a pity that the mouev of the peo
pie should be used to liquidate the ua
tional debt when there are f-o many New
York banks that could profitably make
use of it. But until Cleveland is presi
dent agnin i. is probable that the World
will have to grin and bear it. State
Journal.
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RFrcBLiCAN newspapers rhould cease
pointing out the weaknesses of Grover
Cleveland. His nomination for the
presidency in 1892 would be a picnic.
By all means let the procession proceed
A few weeks ago the New York
Herald was engaged in denying the re
publican .statement that the tariff had
been red need. Now that the election is
over and there is no further use in lying
about enormous taxes, the New York
Herald has changed its tune nnd fe-.rs
bankruptcy because the taxes fr the re
mainder of this year are .iOT.OOO.CCQ kss
tnan tney were last year, toe xree iiaue Tn!, s.lIt tvUAt l!mt v.-s oY:zJ. u
liar is the most inconsistent liar known England some tiuia ago and was about
Li the country. Ex. to swallow uo all cur" factories, sudd -n-
The new United States Judgo, Cald- CAm" 10 a na'L- uur tanl,: W:13 111 tlls
-...11 .x.,- .- e., 4!.., .-..i. f a Jb w as to ;.:.i: un: a:ui uc;i i;i tii
defendant in a foreclosure i.roce..alureJ couctr' haa to bo nads hera and thai
of money to pay plaintiff's attcrney in did cot suit tLe Britisher, as his scheme
the Omaha Federal Court. The old prac- vas to tUe Amencaa works and run
fioi.i.,.,,.,!, ,.-,!-,. ,.r.r-.t 4 r ti.e T'.ttTr.,! the EnErlish, giving the members all a
cf..i -.,..., ,..,r-i,:iv .rrmi, .,,1 share of t!ie profits which would be
Ht-uro v; ii ir( ' i
Ju.i.e Caldwell, the delivexer should be mucb larSpr "adcr thc?r chwll
Fkasce, which has astonished the
monarchies of Europe with its wonderful
industrial progress, has always been a
close follower of the Amencun Republic,
The French Chamber of Deputies is now
working on a McKinlty bill of their own.
Dropped Detid.
Sirs. Ifonora Whelan died at 12 id.,
today of heart disease, aged 71 years and
(J months.
The deceased was born in Ireland in
1810; she came to Plattsmouth in 1872.
She was living with her daughter, Mrs.
Joseph J. MeYey, and appeared to be in
good health up to the moment of her
death. Siie was sitting in her chair
talking to her sons, and at the nnnouee-
ment of dinner being reudy she arose to
go to tLe table when the fclldead.
She leaves oae ei.ster, Mrs. C. Coffee,
who lives in this city, and four sons who
work in the IJ. & M. shops and two
(laughters, .Irs. McVcy and ?Ir.s. John'
Kryeu!.uhl, who lives at Palmer.-; Neb.
The funeral will occur Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock from the Catholic
church.
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To be shipped from Japan this winter and to arrive early next spring
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Send in your orders early or come and
see my immense i-tock of
PALMS,
DRACENIAS.
CYCAS, ACaVES,
and general assortment of Green House
Plants and Shrubs.
There is no such a stock kept between Philadelphia and San Francisco
Prices will be found io.ver than Kaslern houses at a liberal discount given to
dealeiv. Send for curu'ogue.
Plattsaouth,ai?ek .
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(ifAI'ir KLA BELLI koh Mrs)
A. bright, radiant, happy home is all
very nice, but the "Radiant Iiome,': sold
y Weidm.iu & lhf:ckenf.-ld; is fJir in the
end of all competitors. uCt
A pronaineat citizen of Nel traska Citj
mentioned as the fiiend of the people,
But the tariff stood an unsurmountable
etandin" between them in their adversity, barr5er to th scheme f plunder, as is no
and the hungry maw of the average doubt does to may others The whis"
lawyer. Mr. Caldwell is one of Presi- key trust is operated on the same theory
dent Harrison's recent appointments to a11 distilleries have been closed except at
the life position of circuit iudge, and if reoria- Louisville, Ky. and Omaha and
every term of court is marked by as two or three other Po5nts- Statps tuat
strong a desire to exact justice as the used to contain numerous manufacturers
present one, he will soon become the of tbe Products of the still do not make
peer of Walter Q. Gresham. a allon' for the 9ole reaS0E that U was
cueaper lor ine li usu iu uousuiiuaie ils
A huge Chicago failure is announced, plants and close all the lesser or far off
involving a capital of nearly $4,000,000. ones from the center of operations. Yet
The United States Ro ling Stock com- there are a few distinguished hypocrites,
pany was the name of the firm; the busi- who "will claim that the tariff is in the
ness of which consisted principally in interest of trusts, in the face of the farth-
nianufacturing railway cars. A bank er facts that the most wealthy and arro-
failure for a round million is also noted gant trusts in this coutry are those whose
ia the la'est news from Chicago. Baring products the ttriff does not touch.
Brothers failure in London tor 55.000,
000 with numerous large business failures
ia New York and othrr extern cities is
also apart of the record of the weeks
doing. . The democratic orators dwelt
much on the theory that tiie rich are
growiug richer and the poor poorer, dur
ing the last campaign. To them evi
dentpy, ths story of the collapse of these
great fortunes, which it has taken years
to build up is one to be contemplated
with much pleasure. No one else could
find comfort in these private misfortunes
which in their extent affect the entire
public. '
The London Iron and Steel Trade
Journal rays America can not compete
with Britain in the manufacture of Jin,
because of "the entire absence of cheap
ftmnle labor." Well, that is a species
of chespness we don't want to iutreduce
in America. We had rather pay a little
higher prices for our tin. But given a
half dozen years of protecrion American
enterprise, capital, and industry will, pro
duce an abundance of cheap tin, and
that, too, without employing "cheap
female labor," or any other kind of
cheap labor, in its manufacture. Ex.
not long i'nee went to Otaah.1., put up tit
a good hotel, but gave his town away
by blowing out tho g"is, barely cr.cr.p5ug
with his life. Friday another prominent
and re " resent ative citizen of that village
became so familiar with Nebraska City
whiskey by long Usage that he dr-r.k a
bottle of vile horse liniment thinking ii
Mas some of Walsttia's best, and now
uys at ueatii s door, "liio -evv.s, a
nihsionery with headquarters in thebsck
districts of Missouri, is also inrl-icted up
on the town, as a democratic newspaper.
Indeed, the lot of the villager down
there is a hard one.
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NNER STA
V. D. JONES. Proprietor.
HAS THE FINEST RIGS
TIHIIE CITY
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A Herald reporter visitei thel'resliy-
terian church a few moments this after
noon and found Mr. O. Marshall of
Milwaukee and his assistant busily en
gaged in putting together the skeleton
of the elegant pipe organ recently pur
chased of the firm of Hook & Hastings
the largest organ Arm in the world
This is a $1500 organ and when complete
and ready for service will leave but
little of $2000. That is to say it wiil
take nearly 500 for transportation auel
other charges in the' way of set
ting up etc., etc. The organ recital
will occur at the church Tuestluy eve
ning, the second of December, ivv the
purpose of raising an organ fund. Space
torbids further mention of this fine
organ at present, but through, th'.- cour-
trs'es of the gentlemanly Mr. Marshall
we shall be able to give a fnll description
of the instrument in the near future.
E06- and POULTRY H2HSDY
The o;.ly reliable medicine for swine.
Used .succc-slnly for :';i:rl;u years
f revonts eisoEi3e.,
Arrests Ois&ase, a?p3 Cough,
Hasten3 rVaturit,.
Destroys Worms,
Increases the Flesh.
Pkices; 25tbi cans, $12.50. $2.5
1.25 and 50c per package. The larges
are the cheapest. Write ror testimonial
'Hogology," a (l -p.-.g-'- pamphlet on
ewine will be mtiiied for u 2-cent stamps
Orders by mail re'viv-j prompt intention.
JOS. HAA-s, f t iian ipolis
Committoes for Neoraska Soldiers
Will you suffrr with dypfpsia and
liver coniplaiat fihih.ih'x itilizer is
guaranteed to car? you. For sale bv F.
(?: Fiicke and O. II. Snyder. "l
Will keep constantly on hands a full and complete brio of pure
BBUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, & OILS
DliUGGISTS SUXDKIES.
PURE LIQUORS.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at all Hours
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The Herald is. informed that thcie
will be no iron laid on the M. P. in this
county this year. Not because of any
delays on the part of the contractors on
grades and bridges, as that is practically
done now, but the difh'ciTjty is to got in
to Omaha on the U. P. while that road is
all crowded in there with the B. & M.
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Clark's Poultry Remedy.
BEST IN TIIE WORKD.
Fr pale by
Druggist, Plattsaouth, Neb.
Messrs F. G- Fricke & Co.,
are the Only Parties Selling
our Alaska Crystal Brilliant
Combination
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the crtjPossessing-a natural transparency and strength
ening qualities which will preserve the failing- cyeiight.
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