The News-Herald
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A. L. Tidd, Editor.
K. 0. Watters, Manaukr.
BATFH OK BUlWCKirTJON
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llatUmouth No. 85 Nebraska No. 85
what we believe to be right. We
therefore solicit the cooperation of hII
(food citizens. And, with the Mipport
WORK.
Honest labor is the motive-power of
human prog re b. Iiefore Jesus appear
and cooperation of ail, we shall en- i d on earth, manual labor wns conr.id
dcavor to make this pnper n power for , ered as degrading to the freeman cf
a shamecul organization.
Tht legislature as now organized is a
trave-ty on the toying, "Let the People
Rule." The senate is helpless under
tin- control of three men who have die-
the upbuilding of tin- business inter- pagan Rome. Jesus did not make bin ta'ed ti e t-tart and are in a position to I
exts of Cans county, and for the higher I appearance amid pomp and splendor,
j standards of society. A. L. Tint).
Coal dealers like it any way.
TO THE PUBLIC.
In making this announcement to the
public, we desire to give to the patrons
And reader of the Semi-wkkkly Nkws-
Hkrai.d, hertofter to be called The1 IIbpohe wasting too much pity on
Nkw8-Hi:kau, rii outlino of t he policy I your own Bad, unhappy lot, think of the
fthe present management, and the ' thousands of absolutely deBtituteearth
policy of thin paper. Under I he present ! quake sufferers. We are prone to mal
management, there in not one cent of nify our own ilia.
indebtedness against thin paper or the
but came into the world an nn humble
child of toil. Ilia early life was thatof
a carpenter. lie thus rendered a great
, . .. . , . t temporal boon to wan-kind by enno-
It 13 cany to see thHt when Senator '
. . . . ., .. ., , , bling and sanctifying work.
Tillman deserted the pitchfork, and .
i genius ior worn is me secret oi
success. The true workman is he who
knows that labor is divine. Every blow
on the anvil, on the earth, or whatever
material he works upon, contributes
something to the perfection of his na
ture. The man who has a genius for
work, so masters his work, that the
more ho works and the better the prod
uct of his industry, the greater and
bettor becomes the workman. The
work that degrades the workman, that
blights the soul of the worker, and
that weakens the body, should never
betook himself to the tall timber lands
he got out of his place.
Beware of pessism. It is a cancer
ous growth on the body politic more to
be depored than cockle burrs in a
cornfield. The optimist is the man who
does things
',' ", ir i, i- .' Tiif probabilities are that the deir-
cannon. and make the suffering Italians' ,
more thankful than ever before that ; ocralic Icf-ihriure will attempt to do
Christopher Columbus discovered Ainer- some tinkering with primary law. The
ica Philadelphia Record. people must rule.
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kiju'FI-' kuu tiik j-'it'AitH I'.'vM.. tiit: purchase of the Hkmi-Wkkkia"
Following the nfu-al of the supreme ' Xi.;ws-I1kkam wad purely a business
dictate the finish. Reprcser.ting as they j C()Urt t entertain the government's ; an( illiS nothing whatever
do practically every corrupt influence appeal in the matter of that I.andis. 'th nnliticr
in the Htate, these three men will be ! """-' ' $SMM,M, the case goes back ; 10 1,0 ' ; .
! i,. ll .i minx' i f tii, i..t. Iii 'm' tin. Mnvrmtn ,
able to at least prevent any reform l'girf- . . , t Take a Tumble.
J circuit to n stnn'iard of penalties for re-
lation, and they may be able to force j .atinfr Jn tnc interest of the fquaic; Ernest Tuey while driving His
through the other houne some thorough Ideal in the commerica! world of the , father' delivery wagon at a livelv
Iv vicious measures. It remains to be I United States the penalties enforced ! pace around the Crab.ll cornet- toward
J.u... ....... should be sufficient to break ud the 1 the .store this morning, was the vict in
practice.-St. Louis Republic.
FROM SK.NATE TO CAWNET.
plant The busiiie-s management and it si.t.ws mai me scene sc ivae 1 a.i ao it.rforniofl. that at the end of ! there was at once a sisn of rest!e?sne
fowmanship of t he print.in-(b p-., t mer.t : partmcnt of the government has invea-1 day,8 t()i,( hc shH bc ,mtu1. for!ttm, m)r,.hl.n,i,m amo. g the member,
.hall be under the supervision of Mr. ; tignted ome of the senators, and nowjth(J ,Jo who (.U,WIB the public - A id usual in the -house, it was 1
It, O. Walters. Ho is a man of exper- nKc Wl,,,ts to investigate the 1 8trec.ts M.rforin3 nn honorable work, ' to bind and gH,r and tie up in a saek m,
ieuce in the hue of work over which he Lt" 1 parimim.. ; an 1 is a ftreat bem factor to the uublic 1 manv individuals. So there i.-t hirki:.ir
seer, whether they can retain control
of both houses.
That the "interests' have been per
mitted to thus take control through the
. . . i t ue icinauoii m t nnunm i iiia nn(, rn:inv
airenev of these three senators is n . . I K,,I,L '
i irom the United Mites senate in onier
fact that should cause every democratic to enUp lhl. cMlwt of i.re8ill(,nt Taft
head to droop in shame. The simple I will break a usage which hps become
cattle constituting the balance of the j more and more established in recent 1 10 wai, bruised slightly.
membershin of the senate should leave ivears- orrncrly many senators bo-1
thei
able
depart for home on the earliest trains. ' Mr. Cleveland's cabinet in W. and of ! ......
... .. .. II. f .t.'.v t .. I
in the nourio, while the interests ' , normun mw .wr. icimoy a in ; Tl . nv. .11)Ul,.y Wlvit
PlattsraouUi Poople
j of a little accident which landed hin
' under the wheel of a wagon. Ernest,
' with presence of mind held to the lines
! and etonned the horse before he had
The resignation of Philander C. Knox annP m!inv rods. The wheel of the
s senate in order t ,Hn ver hia Drostrate form, but
nothing daunted he still held to the
horse and prevented a bad runaway.
. He was bruised slightly.
embership of the senate j-houkl leave , u"m "J - i
,ir..H,p,i,,,lh .c,,:-t:;i'r;r:;'';. rsiis VERY ANNOYING
de assistant sergeant-at-arms and ; transfl.rs .th8t of John (J. Carli.-le into! AU 1 1 iw
ri-t.tiii..in.i. ' H'.'T. New York Tribune
shall have charge. He is u man of
high moral standing and integrity. He
wilIgivethemo.il painstaking cure to
the demands and wants of the business
At advertising and job work. Call on
' " l5& .4 Watters who has charge of this
n x 1 1
'ipciiifvn r't7nn-nt. He will give you cour
'"""(WiusTtreatmcnt, and prompt and elli
:ient work.
On hi I alf of the elitnriai department
I K goggles may be all right if
your eyes are weak ane" the doctor
recommends them, but for heaven's
sake don't wear them habitually while
cunt.w or a Tr.A';i:rv.
Oi' course, the cla'n;:- of tiio livir?
come ti .-t, but there i.- so:'ieth!i!fr Ivir-
rowil l' to i'.'i ir.ei :i'licnlili- im.tilict of
an! is a great bem factor to the public many individuals. So there is hieki:, l.,,...,,., ,,.,,..,.,,, i-.,,., i;,. t m,,.1u
if be docs his work well, for the health 1 against the outrage, and some hint.; of hikI the cene- of tiie -nt. eartlne!- ke
(if the whole community is more or hen' independence. shock rnu-.t l.e b:Tn':;.rded by waihip,
affected bv this unitary condition. This idea of independence, however. ' so l,-J,t tiui '1n'K' rwui f tho place
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Some of the gn atest thinkers of to ' will fade away as the ..c.-.-ion progiees.
day are devoting thi-ir lives to the nub-j The caucus i-; the whip that i racks
liursuinir the usual avocations of life.
. .-I i , . .-. . iiect of sanitation in our great cities, about tlie legs of tin in. urrei't in a
Y ur perspective is likely t be tainted i' t-
may moke the only poJS'b'e burial f
the dead. The iVi-lmc- ioucli i:s put to
the wivile i'n icli'ii! t;-agi'iv i i t!ui mnk-
Say of It.
Any itchiness of the skin i:' annoying.
Little daiiger in iuhin skin disease.-.
L.it they make you miserable.
I)(an's Oir.tment is a never-failing
cice.
Fur Pihv.F.exemn.all it( hing trouble;.
Piatt.-;iiMiitii citi:'.eii. ei. dorse it.
Mr?. Jo-u-pli Warga, of Mno Main
.street. F'latlt'fiiouth, hi., nays:
eerience ha-i taught our family the
ing fie ruins of their h.,i,i...: the only Vidue oi' IVan's Ointment. Mv laothi
and you will become a chronic gruinb-!
or. "Let a little sumhine in."
Work that, is not really work is not logMativo body. ;ti:d i.-e::d t h'm
i worth the doing. . ing to the kenrel. The e.-ueus
A man losupport himeelf, must, ,-rrve pected t do i's work here, ai.il
u e- vvlio enter i(. i,nw v. 'iii 'ni th.'i
whin-
is e-
t i.O'.-e
1 in; HavelorlC Time -nfrgt . t.; that if others. He mt;;t do or pi"iUir
we desire to say, that our aim shall he i k', !,pis!a Ugi.-.l-itur..' is not lo tend- i thing for their eoinf.-rt or gra! ii)c::t i
'hi'-. r In arted it might abolinli t he law of ' Tb' is on one of the be-tuiifiil ordi
to give eeryh'Hly a :.uuai e de t!.
policy shall be to .uivocate the Lu." ; ncs:i ; c-ipital f u.-iii-linient and s-.b-i itute there-
lio:;;'.l t ) ii later
' Capital.
in t!:e
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natioiiS of l'ro idei'Cc, tl'at, to e,i t
hi
useful. N'ow i
for;, en'i'.aire rce'iii 'pin ond -itii (1 eri!n- hvi::g, a i..ivi n.
innls to ride Irom Lincoln to I'avelock this i;s"fulii. ught to b. an er.d if
in s-oine ef the Lincoln Tracl.inn Com-j his labor as truly as to earn a lining,
pany's open bottom red cars. When at the ei d of inch working day,
! shall not only the material wealth of
Senator FokAKKK snid there was ; the nation be iucreastd, but also each
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interiHts of this ci'.y and of i his euunty.
We tlall at, all times idnnd for a ju;.t,
upi'ight anil hone.-.t i itir.en'l.ip.
In politics-, this paper i-hall not at-;
tempt to remote the interest of any
ne man, or faction of men, but shall
do ai d say what it believes to be fur , nothing wrong in what he diil. Cover- i man w ho labors, be better for his toil,
the best interests of the whole people, j nor Haskell, of Oklahoma, declared that then will the great problem of the
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uoiievine, m rne principles anil policies he n in none nothing wrong in what he ; twentieth ernierv oc solved. Let our i an earifKSi.n.'. Die .VieiMerrai-e-.n
of the republican party, it will be ajdid. And today Senator Tillman will ' homes, our s(;);ool.;aiid our colleges send . convulsion gives them a 'r at oppor-
republicsn ajsr. Relieving in a pro- ikvlare. in the United States Senate, forth boy and girls with a Rem'u for tun:'y 10 f,!,'MV t,'t,r "u!li'' '"
,,. ,. , ,, , i,, . , ,. . ,. , .1 tight eg:-!'!.-'? famine and pesin aue.
ressive republican poln-y, we shad ad-; Hint there was nothing wrong m Ins work. They will !' ba-e u e fv:- '-m
voi-ate such policy. tiirdnr lands transaction, lie.i, Will the ; 'i'ii.vv v.iil ca. rv tli-e a ciit " :;h
In all matters, w- elm 11 advocate i j.-ojl: l.oliovo any of them. Watc'n us giow. the aid of c.H.imii-M.re , ir.-e..- d .f
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anticipated t f l -it ih'-y v.ouai caiount''"
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with a .-kin irritation en one of le :
t'ev'. Lie; il.e the fact 'hai she tried
remedies of a!'ioiis 1 ic.-is ii'i !' Iii f .vio
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i ;. ! a o:-!'i;iv-'. nt a i i ab.-o'.uN- cnr--.
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teiribh- :tehi:i;.f n my rii.-'et hand and
v ri A faw apph'a! io., reiiiaiii tie
il!!aiilloio it'll nail Stonpi (I the itahil..
I h...'f. had ; o'.'.l'it tola lies of 1 "n- trouble
siiu'i' Liui. an apie;d to Ili.vin'.s Omtine!:'
ha? always given rne relief. We an
never without, tiiis spieedid preparation
in ii.e iioicje, liuiiiug it invahnible."
h'oi sale i y all .dealer, i'vice ."o
cen!,. I'.i1er-Mi!burn Co., I'.oir.ih
'ew York, role iigeius for the Un'i.-i
Sta'.' s.
l-'ir.-a'a.he:- the name Dean's a: 1
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alarm clocks and will present one to anyone who will secure us
three yearly subscriptions at $1.50 each, one of which may be
your own. These clocks are not cheap trash, but are really ser
vicable time keepers and with proper care will last a lifetime.
When down town call in and inspect them.
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