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PLATTSMOUT1I, CASS COUNTY.BRASKA, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 4. 1891.
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A western paper says that there
is a rumor afloat to the effect that
an English syndicate has pur
chased the wind-mill plants of this
country, and proposes to establish
a trust. But the American work-
ingnian knows that English syndi
cates already control the wind-mill
nlants of this country the free
trade newspapers.
W MEATMARKET.
Fresh Beef, Pork, Veal. Motion, Butter and
eKK!i kept constantly ou band.
Game of all kinds kept in Season.
SATISFACTION GARANTEED
re-
IF
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BURLlirQTOlV ft M18SOVRIR1TEH R.
V TIME 'A HIE. J
OF DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
GOING EAST
I GOING WEST
.ft:08P M l No I :4 a. ni
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J : 44 p. hi No. i, 9:05 a m
It; 46 .lli O. ' 'IMV. I".
lii 14 H. i m 6:!ttp, ni
. H -.30 H. II Vo. I, ...6:06 p. in.
ii, 19 11 5 a. in.
rushi eil'n extru leiives (or Onuiha about two
'clock t r m.lia and will accommodate pas
sentiei s .
MISSUUR1 PACIFIC RAILWAY
Ho. J
ho. 4.
Ho. 8
No 10
No, 12
Mo. 20...
A MAN by the name of James
Monahan will start for England on
the seventh of this month la a
small boat sixteen feet long and
four feet wide.
SAMPSON BROS.
Cor. 6th St and Lincoln Ave
PLATTSMOUTII, - NEBRASKA.
ATTENTION LADIES.
jTo-vv' is lc TinG o Uqy yoqt l(s, HoiTes qqd
gibbons r jr oq oIq Ptficc i
DAWSOIT FEARCE
TEW
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Why will you cough when Shi-
loh'a cure will irive immediate re
lief. Price 10 cts., 5) cts. and $1
For sale by F. G. Fricke & Cc
HARDWARE STORE
S. E. HALL A SON
Keep all kinds of bull-lew hardware on hand
aua win supply ciuitraciors on most lav
orable terms
TIME CARD.
Ko. 384 Acoi-lnoua l u Leaves
jio.38 arnv s
Trains tiauy exueyi, mum..
.lo.-.V.a
. . 4 ,00 p.
jTTOKNKV
AN. 8ULLIVAN.
jitoruej ai-Uw. Will kiw prompt "ntl"1
X all i uniie- fiitrurte.l t- lilw. OfKoe t
Obion block, hast Mrie, Plat'inwiM,Neb.
SECRET SOCIETIIX
i - , .. w .V
'NIGHTS Of PYlrUA? liaimiui iftr
HO 47 Meeli- every mrunr-uaj i-.-...B
at their h lib. Pan.-eie a rraig woe.
'A. A m - 1-1 Inuv If R H
A O VJ. W. No. meeiaseeuuu wu iuii
TRIUPHANT OF AMERICAN
DIPLOMACY.
The exeat German paper the
Frankfort Zeitung in its issue of
Dec. 10. in discussincr the success
of the American policy of recipro
city, speaks of "trimphant shouts
! of victory coming from the United
States, and says that tne removal
of restriction? against American
pork and other recent changes
made by Germany "represent a
great victory for the American
Union, a victory which costs the
victor nothing a conquest without
a blow." The Zeitun; then pro
ceeds to pay a glowing tribute to
"the superior commercial diplom
acy ot the trans-Alantic state of
the future over effete Europe, poor
alike in blood and thought".
That this remarkable utteranceof
a great German paper ia founded
upon a correct and eiact knowl
edge of the American doctrine of
reciprocity is conclusively demon
strated by the article itself. The
Zeitung supports its statements
with a careful analysis of, the
Weather Report
For the month of January:
Fifth snowstorm, 2V in. ; melted,
Ninth Light snowstorm.
Tenth Snowstorm, 5 in. ; melted,
in.
Eleventh -i , 7 a. m ; 11 , 2 p. m. ;
15 below, 9 p. m.; daily mean tem
perature, 3.3 below. Snowstorm, 1
in.; melted, l& in.
Twelfth-28 below, 7 a. m.; 11,
2 p. m.; 18 below, 9 p. m.; daily
mean temperature, 13.3 below.
Thirteenth 18 below, 7 a. m. ; 7
below, 9 p. in. ; daily mean temper
ature, 3.3 below.
. . 1. 1 " ! I ... I . 1 ...
rum ii-cnui Li utiuw, i n. m.,
7 below. 9 p. m.: daily mean tem
perature, 1.3 below.
Fifteenth 1 below, 7 a. m.;
2 n. m. : 1. 9 p. m.: daily mean
temperature, 4.
Sixteenth 5 below, 7 a. m.
A 1 , . 1 1 I. 1 . -T n m
aeventceniu o- uciuw, a. u, ,
1, 2 p. m.; 3 below, 9 p. m. ; daily
mean temperature. 2 below.
Snowstorm, 5 in. ; melted, in.
Eighteenth 14 below, 7 a. in.;
4 below, 2 p. m. ; 15 below,9 p. m. ;
TIN ROOFING
P pouting
nrt nil kinds of tin work nromi'tlv
done. Orders from the country Solicited
616 Pearl Pt. . PLVTT9MOOTH, NKB.
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ANK OF CASSCOUNTY
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vririun vei-lre In toe monin ai u. a
ball m Roi kwimd block, M. Vondran,
F. F, brow ii. Beturder,
CAH8 LODUK, No. 14B. I O. . F- meet';
r mviTen
Cbrls Pet
-..i . , ,i)i!iviM.ri ro. nctl No 1021.
Wlr". . .h. v nf bull Itttli- Parmele &
doctrine of reciprocity as formu- da:iv meBn temperature, 12 below.
lated by Mr. Blaine and as incor- Nineteenth 30, below, 7 a. m.;
porated in Art. Ill of the M'Kinley 6 , 2 p. m. ; 8 , 9 p. m. ; daily mean
Cor Main and Klfth street.
'Hid iiocaultal tM 01
4urplus K
OFFICERS
) H. Pamele l"reslrteni
D H Hiimsey Vice Prenlileni
.. M. I'aitfrsnn Canlii'l
r M. Patterson, Awtt tiaebli
DIRECTORS
I H. Pro iiln ..I. M Patterson. Fred Oorder
1. H. Smith K. B. WUdham, Ii. 8. Kamsey and
r. M.Pattei-on
K OENEKL BANS1NC BU3lNSr
TRAUSATED
aocounts sollcitei. Interest allowed on time
leposlts and prompt atti-ntloutlven to all Dun
nes entrusted to its care.
JHE CI1IZKNS BANK.
PLATTSMOUTH NEBKA8KA
tepltal stock paid In J "t
Autherued Capital, f 100,000.
-o-
RS. DAWSON expects to leave our city in a short time and Mrs
earce does not wIbIi to continue the business. So for the next
o THIRTY DA'S S o
will sell goods at coat
-O-
Any one wishingto go into the millinery business can do so at once
at your own terms as we wish to sell our entire stock as it is. We have
a splendid location and a good trade.
rzJDqsoq Peqice,E
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CABS IAIUUB. lu. ! f E.',T
err Tuesday nlkht at ihelr hall In Kit
block. AIIOu.lHliiiws are cordially,
to attend when vl-ltii k In tteeity. Cb
vfeen.N O. j s F.Osboin. Secretary.
f!rlff block over Berlieil
brethren invited Henry
Tbos Walling. Hecreiarv.
Uerlng, Keenti
.k O. U. ,.. Meets Hrt and third Krlday
A ...7. i..il .-h tminih at O A B. Hall
In Bockwoilk Mock. Frank Vermllyea. M, W
p, B. tuersole, Becofder.
TR(JKHK OF HON B, meeU second and
I J .......I. Tiiimiiuti nf eHCh onlii in
ram oi-ra. ait.
lie Vermylea. recorder-
O. F hall In Kttm' raid bl- ck.
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Rnckwnod block All Visum comraaia
innt even?
belr Hall in
are
. ji.,11. i. uii-ri tn eetwlthus. rrl nates
Post Adlnlaot ; O- F. Nlles. Pos- rotnmadder.
ouw iu mR WOULD. Meets at 7 ! 30
yj everv Mr nnav evenintt at the Grand Army
kail a.F. Grouiu. president, ihoa waiuuf.
secretary .
W. A. m-et every
F 'iirth Monday nings in
V la! Ill) ft U.'IKDDf r weioomo.
t P. w
tariff act, which it is constrained to
Bay "has proven its eminent wisdom
most brilliantly." It does not hesi
tate to say that "the commercial
ideas of the American secretary of
state are entirely original" and a
great improvement over the
methods by which Bismark has
soucfht to obtain reciprocal trade
for Germany.
With marked penetration and
acuteness t.e Zeitung says:
"While according to Bismark's
system domestic interested parties
became used to special high duties
and formed a solid phalanx against
and rednctions or concession, Mr
Blaine's system causes the foreign
reporter to profit by the reduction
temperature, 1.
Thirty-first-34, 7 a. m. ; 57 , 2 p.
m.; 48 v p. m.; daily mean tem
perature, 45.3?.
SUMMARY.
Monthly mean temperature, 18.3.
Highest temperature, 57, 31st
Lowest temperature, 30 below,
19th.
Coldest day, 12th, the mean tern-
perature being 13.3 below.
Melted snow, 1ft inches.
Snowfall, 13 inches.
Clear days, 9.
Below are some of the tempera
tures for the same month in other
- rricM
W. il Cuihloi, J W Johnson 1
President, Vloe-Piesl lei -
r; W. H. fiURHIMO. Oflsbler. ,
' ' ' DiRwrmiM
FBOuthraan J W Johnson. B H OreufsJ, I
Henry KikenDary. M w MorKsn, o
A Conaor. W Wettenkamp, W
B Cushlkg
Everything to Furnish Your House.
AT
I. PEARLMAN'S
-UBBAT MODEBN-
rRANSACTSIA GENERAL BAHUUG BDS1KES I HOUSE FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
ssuos certlflcates of deposit, bearing Interest
huvs ana tens excu&oge. county ana
city it u
years:
1B MO. 1T7 9AO- 'MO.
VnAS'iCAMP No.3M M
T i.e. w
second and
ItTfrArullt lift. I.
aneu, . . '
tide, UlrrK.
lertenberger, W. A..
and makes of him a power fullally 38o. 1883, 24; 1884, 25; 1885, 30;
to force .his (the foreign) govern- 188fl( 26 ; 1887,24; 1888,36,
ment to make concessions to
prevent the re-establishment of the
1878, rlRST : NATIONAL : BANK
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OF FLATTDMOCTB, NEBRASKA
Paid up capital
. tvt . t v ri v PlfWPR TAMP NO 80-
V sons of Veterans, dlvhlim ot Nebraska. 0
I. A. mee' - very rUenda nmht at T :S0 o'rl-ck
h,ir hUi in m iriirtsrHiii in.a. ii airsi- tu
vljltlnK comrades are cordially Invited to meet
Aus J J. Kurtz. ronton uler; B A. c
aln. li'fea gent.
iiiTi.HTRRS iF HRPBi A Bud ( Prom-
X i a i iiHwm n.i. in in. -eif the m-o Til nno
fourth Thursday eveul-gs rf each mouth In
the I O. O. ' . nt-ll nns- -i. " imaiii", "
Q. i Mrs. John Cory. Hecretsry
miTTtil VPN'Ri HKInTI -N- HliOIATIO'-
X Waterman bliwk Main Street. Hooms
open fr - m 8 :o a m to S -Jii p in. Kor nieu ou'y
rfnanl meatinir everv Hiiuday alternoon at 4
o'elock
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
stholio.-M. Paul's ( huicb, ak. between
v fih niirt KiTin. rsmer a-ney. ranmr
Bervlces i Miss at S snU in -.30 a. M. sunaay
School at 2 &. with beuedictiok.
llHKisTiAii.-Ctinier Locust and Eighth Bts.
NanlcesmoriilnK and rvcMng. iaer a.
Oallpway pastor. Sunday School 10 a. m.
Bris-JOPAU-St. Luke' Church, corner Third
and Vine. Bev. H B. Boruess .pastor. Ser
vices ill A. M. audi :. a. Sunday School
,.y2:30r. m.
AMMAN Mf.THorisT - orner HITth t and
llrmille. Bev.lllrt. Paetor. hervices : II A. M.
and 1 :30 1'. M. Hunnay School 10 :30 a M.
American duties."
It does not escape the Zeitung
that the same principle which has
gained remarkable victories for the
United States in Europe is proving
equally successful in South Amen
can. As it savs. '"Mr. Blaine's idea
has been successful in both cases
The Zeitung thinks, however; that
the masterpiece of American
diplomacy is shown in the way the
principle or reciprocity has been
used by the Harrision admuustra
tion to open the German markets
not only to American pork but also
wheat, rye, bran, hops, butter, meat,
Craal Surnrlsa
Is in store for all who use Kemp'f
Balsan for the throat and lungs the
great guaranteed remedy. Would
vou believe tnat it is soiu on no
merits and that anv druggits is au
thorized by the progrietor of this
wonderful remedy to give you a
sample bottle free? It never fails
to cure acute and chronic coughs.
All drugpists sell Kemp's Balsam,
Large Hottles sue ana 91.
Surplus..
I90.ono.oo
, lo.ooo.ow
Having purchased the J. V. Weckbach store room on eoutk
Main street where I am now located can sell goods cheap
er than the cheapest having juxt put in the largest stock
of new goods ever brought to the city. Gasoline store
and furniture of all kinds sold on the installment plai.
1. I'EAHLHAN.
Circulating Library.
The Y. L. R. R. A. are placing
their books in T.P.Young's store
for the purpose of establishing a
circulating library. .They expect to
ndd a larce installment oi dookb at
once. Anyone purcnHmnir a yesnv
wneai, rye, Dran, nop, uuncr, u.cw nuarlerlv ticket will have the
and flour. It says "Germany has privilege of adding the name of one
been forced to make the treaty, as book to the list, which will be
France, Austria, and other sugar- P"rchased in the new installment
. . J. 1IIC 111 ICU 1" IV vv -"vn
producing countries win imvcu, uo . noo-iar book8 in circulation.
vsryBOOn." Yearlv tickets. $1.00: quarterly, 50
Kverv intelligent American citi- cents: monthly. 2o cents; and 10
. j n I - ' A
. .,:ii ka on. I rpnts a volume. o
AVU VUIH IV II 1 III vu
rs the very best facilities tor the promp
transaction oi ugitimate
Banking Business
Stocks, bonds, cold. Government and local i
mrltlAa bouvht and sold. Deposits recelvi
ind Interest allowed on the certificate
Drafts drawn, available In any part of th
Onlted States and all the principal town, o
urope.
0OLLBCTIOHS MADS AND PBOMPTLT BmtT-
TSD.
Blithest market price paid tor County War
rants, oiaie sob i.ouuij uuuus.
DIRECTORS
John Fitzgerald D, Bawkswortn
Sam Waugh, F. B. White
Ueorse B. Dovey
fobn Fitzgerald, H.WaiiRh.
rresiaeni va-'
HBALStlS III
F Q FMM 02
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANI)
A Fall sad Complete line of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, and Oils..
DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES AND PURE LIQUORS
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at all Hour.
RRHVTirHi an. f-ervlces In iew church, cor
ner Sixth sud (ininiie st. Bev J. T. Halm,
tiastor. utlllv-scl ool ai 9 ;3P ; Preaching
hi. n a. m.srul 8 ii m.
The . It. W. K ol 'his church mets eveiy
SabbHin eveiunp hi i :is in me naseme' i oi
thechucrh. All are invited to ail- ud these
nieettiiK.
FIK8T MSTHOD18T. Sixth Ht., betweii Main
and Pearl, Lev I. P. Htltt. I. I), imitor,
Hervlce- ill A. M. f M Mmda School
l:30A M, Pray.rmeeil .g Wednesday even-
Inn-
Uskman I'KKSHVTKKisN. t'orner Malu and
Ninth. Kev Witte, pHSii'r. Services usual
bours. runduy rcuool 9 :30 a. at.
i
BWRBDisH ronoRSOATiuMAu tiranlie, be
tween rum auu num. -
Ooix)mri Baptist. Mt. Olive. iak. between
- Tenth and MeveiilU, llev. A. Mot-well. uus
tor. Services II a. m. and T aO p. m. Prayer
meeting rteum-suaji rvrnii'K.
fn.llin MKN'S l'HniHTIA AsMiCIATinN
Vi Rnnmi In V atermau block. Ma n street. lo.
Ml meetlnc. for weu only. everv Hundv af
ternoon at 4 o'clock. Nnoms open week days
from 8)0 a. m to : p. m.
sotrTB Park Tafkhnaci.. Kev. .?. M.
vooa, i astor, nemcn: ounuay ecnooi,
10 a. m. i treacninir, us m. una up, m. ;
prayer meetliiR Tuesday niKbl ; choir prac
tice Friday night. All are welcome.
tire article from the Frankfort
Zeitung. It is the most remarkable
tribute ever paid in the European
press to American diplomacy, and
more the than that, it gives from a
distant standpoint a better and
more complete view of the republi
can doctrine of reciprocity tnan a
certain clement here at home has
yet been able to take.
DURING eleven months in 1891 we
exported to China 76,000,000 yards of
cotton cloth. In the corresponding
period in 1890 China took only
27.000.C00 yards. If the tariff is ruin
ing our industries, how is it that we
have well nigh overcome the com
petition of free trade England in
this open market of the world?
American Economist.
The Atlanta Constitution expati
ates on the beauties of an income
tax, and says that "it must come."
And yet we are told that "tariff
eform" does not mean free trade.
LaCrlppe.
No healthy person need fear any
dangerous consequences irom an
attack of la grippe if properly
treated. It is much the same as a
severe cold and requires precisely
the same treatment. Remain quiet
ly at home and take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy as directed for a se
vere cold and a prompt and com-
plete recovery is sure to follow.
This remedy also counteracts any
tendency of la grippe to result in
nneumonia. Among tne many
thousands who have used it during
the epidemics of the past two years
we have yet to learn of a single
caBe that has not recovered or that
has resulted in pneumonia. -3 and I
50 cent bottles for sale by F. G.
Fricke & Co.
A Senaibla Man.
Would use Kemps Balsam for
throat and lungs. It is curing more
cases of coughs, coles, Asthma,
Bronchitis, croup and all throat
and lung trouble than any oiher
medicine, The proprietor has au
thorized any druggist to give you a
sample bottle free to convince you
of the merit of this remedy. Large
botttcs 50c and (1.
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
GLASS AND
QDEEN8WARE.
Patronage f the Public Solicited.
FOR SALE OR EXCHAM
ACRES of Colora lo land for sale or trade for Plattsmouth real
estate or for merchandise of any kind. This is a bargain for
some one; the land is AI. For further particulars call on or address
THE HERALD, Plattsmouth, Meb.
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too per month to right man. Apply mlck,
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Always has on hand a full stock of
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Corn, Bran, Shorts Oats and Baled
Hay for sale as low as the lowest
and delivered to any part of the
city.
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