weekly journal,
THURSDAY, .NOVEMBER 1, 1S94.!
IN AND AICOCXD THE TOW X.
J -idge Chapman adjourned district;
court Tuesday until Wednesday,
Nov. 7 tbe day after election. j
To be in trouble bus one result at
any rate it Beldom fails to prove tbe
hypocrisy of some pr1 tended friend
ship.
Geo. W. Adams of tbe vicinity of
Murray, an Abraham Lincoln sort of a
democrat, was in town Tuesday. lie is
for the fusion ticket, and anything to
beat the monopolists.
W. X. Halsey, treasurer of the As
sociated Charities, acknowledges the
receipt of $22 75, that sum represent
ing the net receipts derived from the
recent Delsarte entertainment.
Mr. button's friends are urging him
to apply for a writ of mandamus to
keep J. P. Falter from runniug.
Falter's election is such a certainty
that such a sche me in Dutton's only
- hope.
Conrad Schlater, of College Hill, has
been in town for some days taking
occasion to pay a visit over Sunday
w ith his good wife to friends in Gleti
wood. Iowa, the first time be has been
it) that town since 1S59 35 years ago.
The dry goods house of Ileruld &
Son have boarded The Weekly Jour
nal's advertising train this week in a
full page annouuctmentof their wares.
Ilerold & Son are to be congratulated
in selecting a newspaper which lias a
real circulation.
The K. of Lt. in Nebraska City have
indorsed the candidacy of Geo.
W. Leidigh. the fusion candidate for
float representative for Cass and Otoe
counties. Mr. Leidigh stands for
Bryan for the senate; Sinclair and
Orton do not. All friends of Bryan
should be careful to vte forLieidigh,
The Omaha Bee and World-Herald
are pulling together in this campaign.
If that is not enough to ruin any can
didate then we do not know what
would be. Nebraska City News.
In other words the News hopes for
the defeat of Ilolcomb and the election
of Major-. r;hy not say it in plain
words and cease acting the hypocri'.e.
President Cleveland has issued his
annual proclamation setting apart
Thursday. Nov. 29th as a day of
thanksgiving nnd prayer, "to be kept
and observed by all people in the Iand.,?
We are unable to state just how the
president feels on the subject, but
donations of turkejs at these head
quarters will not be spurned.
The Missouri Pacific passenger train
going south Tuesday noon came near
being wrecked at the B. & M. viaduct.
It ran into an open switch ands'rik
ing a haii'l car, wrecked the same
badly, M3 well as well as the pilot of
the engine. The passengers were con
siderably shaken up, but none were
injured. Nebraska City News.
The report lias been circulated that
Secretary Morion would be able to
com home to vote, hut n account of
the immense amount of bu.-iness that
has accumulated during his absence
be has written that it will be impos
sible for him to come home, much as
he would like to. He will remain in
Washington for some time. Nebraska
City News.
A letter from Washington elsewhere
printed today, treats of the estimation
in which Congressman Bryan is held at
the national capital. It simply voices
the facts which are well known to the
editor of this paper from personal
knowledge. There is nobody in either
bouse of congress who has more warm
fripiiflu anil df-Vufert ;nlniireri in t li : t.
ci'y than the geiiileniin rroni the Nf-
bras k--t In t.
V. II r.'i'-tn.i-i 'Ji if (Jrand Island,
tbe ""lilt le gi ti t of l:f liiv thirtf " as he
is famiiiarlv known all over Nebraska,
will Vie jn Pi ittsIil'u' It on Saturday
night a."d will esp mml denxirrat if
l(M;tri -.e f r : I e e-IiS iti'-M voters in
this vie:nit. Mr. Thomp-"i is one f
the tniwt forcible ami brilliant speech
makers in Nebraska and Plattsmonth
popl.sh ii! l turn i :T. and rive him a
large au-'Itm;e.
The Nebraska .'i?y News is making
a hot fiht n an O'oe county commis
sioner who stands for re-election, on
the ground that he is in the habit of
drawing too much salary in proportion
to the service rendered from the j
county treasury. The democrats cf j
this commissioner's district in Cass ;
county have the same kind of Gu'lit. !
and here it is a certainty that the !
salary-filr-her will be turned down by '
an overwhelming vote. May th- K
county democracy be as -uccessf nl.
Down in Otp county mandamus !
proceedings were instituted toduv j
v . , . . . -
.1... ...... a- ! . . 1 A , .v, ....I 1.1'.
., ,,
to print opposite the names of all
,.. . . . , .
candidates nominated by two parUe i
the names of t!n parties in separa:e
lines. District Judge Ferguson of
Omaha ordered the Douglas county
clerk to print the billots lor thut
county in the sanr.? manner us it i
sougni to compel iue u oe c xinry ciem
to have thni printed, and it seems
that the same u.elhod etiould have
' been resorted to here in Cuts.
I CONGRESSMAN BRYAN
A. Faithful Representative, the
People's and the Soldier's Friend.
IS ALWAYS FOE THE MASSES
An AciiMt the daunt? IsitrnKt? Inlcrrnt
At the National Capital In tho r
lirttks Senatorial Hlrucgle
A Glowing Tribute.
Washington-, D. C, Oct. 27, 1S'J4.
To Tue Plattsmotjth Journal:
Intense interest is felt at tbe national
capital, by democrats, populists and
republicans in tbe political struggle
now in progress through out tbe coun
try ,and which terminates with the elec
tion on the 6th of Nov. next. A large
share of this interest is in the magnifi
cent fight, Mr. Bryan is making in
Nebraska for election as U. S. senator.
Here, Mr. Bryan, is regarded by men
of all political parties, as by far tbe
most brilliant of all the younger mem
bers of congress. His oratorical
triumphs on the fi or of the house have
not been surpassed, and many think
not equalled, by any of the men of that
body, in their earlier official life, since
the peerless '-Harry of the west,"
thrilled and swayed by bis matchless
eloquence the multitudes who crowded
the hall of the house to hear him so
often. Mr. Bryan, in tbe fouryears he
has been in congress, has attained to
greater prominence, and wields a more
potent influence in the councils of the
nation, than moat of men have reached
in twenty years since in either Louse
or congress.
Nebraska should be proud of ber
brilliant and eloquent representative.
The writer of this, though a western
demo:rat,has sojourned at the national
capital for fifteen or twenty years past.
During these years has known a large
number of men tigb in the nations
councils;of all thtse not one has served
theircon3tituency and the country with
more untiring irdustry, fidelity and
efficiency, than has Mr. Bryan. He is
never idle, with unselfish devotion to
duty, every hour is given to conscien
tious and active performance of the
work devolved upon him as the repre
sentative of a large constituency. No
request to Mr. Bryan, coming from the
people of his state is ever neglected; no
favor asked is denied, his constituents
be they democrats, populists or repub
licans. Persons visiting Washington
from .Nebraska, high or bumble, alike
receive at Mr. Bryan's bands the most
ordial greeting, and to them all heex-
tends every posible courtesy and kind
ness. He is never alsent from bis
from his sf at in tbe hoii.se during its
S8ssi as, legislative proceedings receive
his closest attention. In the delibera
tion of the house he Ukes a prominent
part and wields a potent influence.
As a member of the committee of
ways and means, the most important
foaimittee of tbe house he performs
an immense amount of work. When
not at tbe sittings of the house or
the meetings of bis committee, well
mgh every moment of bis time is occu
pied in attending to countless mat
ters of interest to bis constituents at
the executive departments or attend
ing to his correspondence, which in
volves hours of work each day. No
Hltrfroni his omstuueiils. that doe
nt reiviv- nriii;it answer. The
'veurnii uicitis una in ;- r. jirvau a
warm an 'I fa t I: fill 1 1 iend. During his
term in congress not a single soldier of
Nebi asKa, n ho has sisk'i his assist ance
in procuring the a! : v. a ih .f a pen
sion or any olher claim, t hat has not
h'en givt u proinii! ly. c!i-ei fully aiid
thoroughly. IIis lite here, public and
private, lias been k-.ch as to bring liim
self h roi . aii'i i ft-el. honor upon the
people liv repres i:i . IJ k'1, in espec
tive f p u tj , he is recognized as the
incorrupied and incorruptible public
servant.
Since entering congiess, on every
question and measure considered by
the' bouse, Mr. Mryan has been the
eloquent and earnest champion of the
people. Always found for the masses
ajl(i agninst the classes v henever there
was clashing of inte-ests bel ween tbe
j,,.,,.,;,. ,, wi,.ica.f s :;m, cn.at aud
,,0.vm:, m.flPV cu,. j.e ras al
waJS , fcjJe of he
people.
1nn, , ,
The democrats m:d j opnusts of 2e-
br.u-.ka, pledged ns thev are. to every
, . " .....
inea-me that Uiv Lei:evf will I e f or
j the advancement o' the prosper'ty of
the people, should unite as one man
aud secure the election of Mr. Bryan
to tb United States snate a man,
who, by every word and act o: his life,
hasho-.vii',himseIf in I:elieBt sympstthy
with the in!i3.fp. and tleieut the par' y
whuh for twenty years or more has
Bhowu by the action of its senators
and representatives in congress to
rUEFEK THE IXTEKESTS OF THE VAST
eourouATtoxs, syndicates and
otiiek colossal mouey combines of
tbe east, to the interests of the toiling
millions of the vest.
-Westeiin Democrat. "
Lint of L-tt.r
Remaining uncalled for in the post
office at Plattsmouth Oct. 31, for week
ending Oct. 4. 1-SD4:
Bripgs, Clia-ett Bdrtlott, Geo. S.
Browu.Mrs. Nora Brown, Miss Grace
llarUgKii, M. X. Newkiric. J. H.
Scribner, E. O.
Persons calling lor any of the above
letters or parcels will please say "ad
vertised." W. K. Fox, I. M.
WHAT HAYDEN BROS.
OFFER FOR
OCTOBER.
Our Ira5S Goods 2e t
Has got to be the popular place
to look for the best values in
America; our line never was as
complete, and our prices, owing
to the final settlement of the
tariff, NEVER WERE AS LOW.
We can give you an excellent
(40 in.) All Wool Henrietta for
We can give you an excellent
(40 in.) All Wool Serge for 39c.
We can give you a 52 in. All
Wool Ladies' Cloth for 39c, 48c,
and 69c.
We can show you the largest
and best line of Black Goods
west of New York. We guar
antee our prices and quality sec
ond to none.
Gup Silk Dept.
Now is the accepted time for
you to buy a Black Silk Dress.
We are selling this month $1.50
Black Dress Silks for i.OO a
yard, guaranteed absolutely all
silk and warranted to wear, in
the -five popular "weaves of Gros
Grain, Peaude Soie, Royal Ar
mure, Faille and Satin Rhadzi
mer, full 24 inches wide, regular
Si. 50 goods, for Si.oo. Samples
cheerfully mailed.
Elnnkais find irlaxmels.
Haydens' are headquarters for
Blankets. We carry the largest
stock, have the best asscrtment
and make the lowest prices or
money cheerfully refunded.
Blankets at 49c, 59c, 65c, 75c
and $1.00 pair.
1 1-4 All Wool Red California
Blankets, worth $7.00, on sale at
S4-75 pair.
Our Gray Blankets at 1.25
and $1.65.
Finer grade at $2,25 and $2.50.
Full Stock of Bed Comforts.
Our Clothing Dept. -
Is filled with the latest styles in
Suits and Overcoats at prices
which defy competition.
Send us a trial order.
HATTDEN BROS.
16th and Dodge Streets,
TIRED, WEAK, NERVOUS,
Could Hot Sleep.
Prof. Li. D. Edwards, of Preston,
Idaho, says: "I was all run down,
weak, nervous and irritable through
overwork- I suffered from brain fa
tigue, mental depression, etc. I be
came so weak and nervous that I
could not 6leep, I would arise tired,
discouraged and blue. I began taking
Dr. Miles' Nervine
and now everything is changed. I
sleep soundly, I feel bright, active
and ambitious. I can do more in one
day now than I used to do in a week.
For this great good I give Dr. Miles'
Restorative Nervine the sole credit.
It Cures."
Ir. M!3es' Nervine Is sold on a positive
fruarantee that the first bottle will benefit.
All dm exists sell it at 11,6 bottles for 85, or
It will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price
fcj tbe Xr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, ind.
Sold by all drnggists.
We HaveMoney to Loan at 6 per cent
On farm or city property In any section of the
country where roierty has a fixed market
value. Monfv ready for immediate loans where
security and title is Rood. No commiFRion. We
solicit applications. Blanks furnished upon
request.
ALI EN & CO., 40 & 43 llrumlway.Kcw York
3
Or. E. C. West's f'pri'O aiiJ Hra:n Tre'n?"!
I F.oid under posiuvo wr-ituT; t.t;.'U"'ia:e, ly a'jriinr
ifd aj.fiit! oiib, t ;iir'j "A i,w :.;5.-:.'it ry; i.:'s u
In.iu u'id KiTVii l:tur; IJt-i iuuuiif'itl; a.l-ki:tjs.-;
I.'ipat Kvil J "tB:!.-; Ick vi C'. -fi l'-in-i-;
NervonKTipt.-: Ijiit'jvio; uU Jr:.iv-; i.o-ri I i r.er
Jt UiO th-jK-i-ativ .K-iT.it la .;l.r set, rased by
ovcr-cxiTiion: VoutLVul Errors, or Ex-t.-sr.it e L're of
Tobacco, Opinio or J.i nn.r, v I i. ; sonu lod to
Misery, Ompumptio'i. lu-r.-. :fy-.vl Pii'h. Br mail,
rl R l'x; Ofortv: with v-ri?"i -arai:i 'Ci to curt- or
rcfuad laoaey. Wl.-rjr'a I'Ot'tiil SYUirr. A certaia
ram l'r C iui;hs Co' j.i ini'i, iirni-iiiti-, Croup,
V.'ant.jiinir Jiiat'.i:, X ir l i-rrn:. I:leR:'nPt to tai:i.
Sraairi7o asiMiitinuivl; o'rt f -.siip, now 25c.; old
fi eiza, xiovT jc. UVAilAXTiXd t-&od onl7 by
T. G. Frkke L Co, droists.
First Premium
at the
Columbian Exposition
The Singer Man'f'g Co.
54: First Awards,
Beir.R the largest number of awards obtainPd
by auy exhibitor and more than double the
number received by all other Sewing Machine
companies. Awards received on the following:
Family Sewlnc Machines, V. S. Xo. 2,
I. K. C B. ami Single Thread Automatic
Chain Stitch Machine, Sewing Machine
Cabinets, Art Embroideries, Laces. Our
tdlns. L'pholstery, Artistic Furnishings,
Sewiue and KmbroiJcry, Tapestry Ma
chine Work.
Also 43 Award, covering machines
for manufacture in every line where a
Sewinij Machine can te used on Wool,
Cotton and Silk Cloth. Knit Goods.
Leather, etc., for Ornamental StltchlnR,
button holes. Eyelets, Barring, Over
seaming. Staying, etc.
AGENTS WANTED.
The Singer BTfg Co
"All Over the World."
lirancti Office 151G Douglas St., Omaha.
top Thief
0
Any one whose Watch has a 14
nmmwm
I bow (ring),will never have oc
casion to usethistime-honored
cry. It is the on!y bow that
cannot be twisted o:T the case,
and is found only on Jas.
Boss Filled and o.her watch
cases stamped v. iih
this trade mark.
A watch case opener, which ail! save your
nngsr nans, sent tree cn request.
Keystone Watch Case Co,
PHILADELPHIA.
Instant Killer c( Pair
ir.tornel antf r::tornn5.
tw-ih'ic, Sitifi Joints COi'C aiiu
V ''-KAMI'S !2--tlll!lly. Q: .it., liu;'
iV j i r.irrv.Kipili.Tia. So, - liirout,
l s",ia:itAI--CIIE, a it by aiacic.
yprcc pn't'T f.-'imMj vfi'-'i
ll:t. ribl.ut Vt.htiJ, Ktnok, Ixiun'? i:t-rr -..
Ihcnsoct Povrrui fnu I'enotr.-.Um'I.iuiuiot,'- t
or I'ettfct in ei-tciice. iir(-"e .1 nxe 7:., Coj,
JCKr'SCK'G OStEKTAL SOAP.
MtswiatPd am! Toil?:-, 'he G:. .-.t L'Ssio Cinic: .'
bocatirier. Lsaxs v.-i'.. i-. t -.; -:i
i;;..tt :'.a'. Ci:v:)c:'vn.!l Toiitt
; ist-irr-i. Z. i- zWzt'l: x-.' p jra :.. .I-.j
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r.-; " 1 ' . r. C'tl, .- In
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t v iiiiii: i imvaufrTfi,
F. 3. WHITE,!
Main Stwt, Flattsuca li.
Teas m Toffees Unexcelled,
i articc lira:..' (U tcbralfd
CANNED GOODS.
SOLE AGENT FOR
Pillsbury
i0 MINNESOTA FLOUR,
i Th Itrot in tlift 1Vrll.
"hn "V.XXX" :in1 "Ipt" I'.rpntlF
FITZGERALD,
TIIH OL!i 111 I.J. Mil I.
Liverymai;
HAS PURCHASED THE
Sixth Street Checker:1 Rarn,
AND WILL RUN .r '
FIRST-CLASS S ,
Special attention to Funpralt. ilncwt M be
ruu to all trains. "Promptneiui nt i-ldtuityto
Customerj l ble taot
. 4 . Jr&Z
What i
ICemfll)l5?
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitclier's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty yearti' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria is the Children's Panacea
the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Castoria isso well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me." H. A. Archer, M. D
111 So. Oxford St Brooklyn, JJ. T.
"The use of ' Castoria ' is so universal and
Its merits so well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach."
CBirw Hakttx, T. D
Kew York City.
Tax CxxTAtra
coo vHwwfwotttttc
Are You Alive
To Your Own Interests?
9
o
PERHAPS you are, but
There's one good way
0
o
o
land of the livinsr
buy your
Furniture,
House
OF-
PEARL
HIS PRICES will not admit of Competition 5
they're so downright low. Give him a call.
PEARLMAN, The House Furnisher.
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE, PLATTSMOUTH. $
9
mtmtoOvmgfoemvwtctvwH
AZAAR MILLINERY,
-Closing Out Sale.--
Prices ctit In. -two !
tlaerelTore I can sare a2l purcHasexs
A Large Per Cent on all Goods in My Line.
I have a full line and large assortment of goods in
all the leading styles.
I will sell Hie Business CHEAP FOR CASH
now. I nm going to leave the city.
I Mean Business!
I WOOD MANTELS.
THE A.LDINH, PEERLESS,
Write for Cut and I'rio. . COLUMBIAN AND MONARCH GRATES.
MILTON ROGERS & SONS,
h and Farnam Streets.
The Plattsmouth Mills,
O. USISEt. Prop.
This Mill has been rebuilt, ami furnished with
Machinery of the best manufacture
in the world. . Their
"Plansifter" Flour
Has no Superior In America. GIv?it;a
trial and be convinced.
STPHETJY ead LASTINO ItESTTLTS.
FAT PEOPLE
No Incontgiiignce. Simple, I
stirc a2zzlzix nti
from any injurious substance
Wa CUtRANTEE a CURE or refund aur mwm.
rrtce VS.OO pr tottie. Send 4c. for treatia
TKSIONX SLEDICAL COn Co nan. m
cm ttt j
Vthln.7
A
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Hraold's Brsmo-CelBia.
Poleadifl enrati rtwnt for Nerrooi or Sic'i
HMidttCAA. lirbin Kr hi tuition. tSleenletv-ne.
L pec ml or cenerai NeorutKia; kio for lL;eu-
matim. oout, ividuey iiHorders, Acid Uya
petma, Anvmta. Antidot for Alcoho'us
and other exctwej. Xics isX 2jULdAcxinLu
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
1 61 S. Western Avenue. CH!CA"
5
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Castoria.
Castoria cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Kructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes dJ
gestion.
Without injurious medication.
"For Beveral years I have recommeodo,
your 'CaKtoria,' and shall always continue to
do so as it baa Invariably produced beneficial
results.
Ed WW F. Fabxick, M. D.,
125th Street and 7th Ave,, New York City.
Co hp ant, 77 Mckrat Stkket, Kew Yokx Crrr
if not, you ought to
to prove that you're ir
be. 2
in the
Stoves and
Furnishings
MAN.
Iixst Toe scld. lo-y Taoa. 1 ,
HKtl'LAtt, ILOOK
ASU WALL TILE.
OMAHA, NEB.
le - apess
DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S
6TEEL SID FEPYEOYEL PIUS
are the original and only FBENCH, safe and re
liable enre on the market. Prioe 1.00; seat by
mail. Genuine sold only by
F. G. Fricke & Co., Drnercists.
8500 Reward!
7K ".ri!i t v lfc-. r.bove reward for any ease of
Liver Complaint. Lv.pepsia, Sick Headache. In
digestion C Tj.::ration or Costiveness we cannot
cure with Wrsfs Vetretable Liver Pills, when
the direct'o-! ; p.-c- strictly complied with. Th
art curtly .':" :U."o!e. rn'd never fail topive aa.
isiaction. i' Tr Coateu. LarffC boxes, 25 cent
Beware t.rco-..ti..rfcits and imitations. Tbe gen
uine n.anu'.r.ctM'c; cclv bv THE JOHN C WEST
COMPANY. elilCAGO, llX.
. m rua Trrniu srx. This
mwiiww -w mowQiiniiMOf UMUcnntvurtBtvy ur.
-1 ii ararnu rqmrci no ehanr of Uiet or-
ouaoas, ntmnii or fKuitani mao.
as a preventive:
ny nrejt d;iin ; fut mUMOHiei
thow mod? lifinumi Ar
WiLh GaaorrtMM nd UtoM. w guar mm