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II. M. H.IJS'lWIlS, J'uhtlilitr.
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Fill DAY. NOV. 1, 18:i.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Stato.
rnr Hiiprumo .Iiuluf.
T. li. NUIIVAI,.
Mir UnlvciMliy Ui'immiIh,
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Judicial
ror.liiilui-H PlHlrlct Court,
JOHN ri.HTlMii..
CIIAltl.l-X It. I.OTl'ON.
County.
Kor County .Iiiilu-. ,.,.
OKUIU1K KAHUNOKIt
for ComilyTri'iiMiriT.
rV. W. KfsriCK.
I'or Couiitv Chirk.
II. N. Ill'ltllKSS.
KurHlmrlir.
H. P. Ut.AHUOW.
KorDlH.rlct Cl-rk. ......
ALUKKT 1). OII.MOHK.
For County H'lp'tot Put lie Instruction,
M. if. CAltMAN.
For Coroner.
I)U.
WILLIAM DAILY.
For Surveyor.
J. M. HACK Kit.
H. MolNlMOH.
Precinct
For AHHCHHor,
JA.MKH F. DKAIN.
For JuntlcoHof Ihn Ien',
HI'KPHKN UIM1KUT,
DAVID T. HMILliY.
For ConNtn tiln,
HTKPIIKN COOPKIt,
CIIAULICH F. ZOOIC.
Vor J uiIki'h of Fleet Ion,
HKYMUtm IIUWK.
W. T. KUHHHLL
JKHKMIAM MAHLATT
Tor Clorkn of Kh-otlon,
W. W.rtANDKIW.
J A MICH II. VKICDICK.
VorBuporvlHor Itoiul District 1(2,
KOHICItl' FIIOHT
ForHuporvlsor Itoiul DlHtrlct M,
0I1AB. W. KOIIKKTH
ForBuporvtHor Itoiul DlHtrlct 31,
w. r. nuHSKLL
Geo. B. Kinney moved to Missouri
(he II ret of the week.
Jo'in Meore has been assisting in
iliirt ofHcc for two or three days.
Joe Hal th and Jeff Dm mm started
w&st the II rat of the week witli a load
of onions.
The Granger says it is incorrect thnt
the Nomaha county bar is a unit for
Judge Stull for district judge, but can
not mention u member of tho bnr that
is not in favor of his election .
ThoMethodist ladies will give a dime
sociable at the residence of I N. Coo
por Friday night of next week. Oys
ters will be nerved. Proceeds to pay
incidental expenses Everybody is
invited.
For an unknown period the scholars
in tho Nemaha school have been com
polled to carry water some distance, as
tho school grounds were not provided
with u well. Tho school board has de
cided that this ia not doing justice to
the scholars, and uro having a well
sunk. Dick Dowler is doing tho work.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following is a list of letters re
maining in the Nemaha postotllce un
, claimed Nov. 1, 1805;
Geo. Galaway, Eaq ;
Mra. Emma Gillespie;
Mrs. E D. Show;
Mih. Kale Caufman;
Mrs. Sappia Shandy ;
Mr. William lt.Stinson.
In calling for the above please say
"advertised."
Maud Minick, P. M
Xemaha, Nbr.
Thero is no reason why any republl
can should vole for any oppotdtlon
candidato thin year. Tho candidates
on tho republican ticket are at last
equal in every respect to those on the
opposite ticket, and in many cases
their superior. One republican recent
ly said he did not propose to vote to
put any man in an otlleo and thuu as
sist in giving him a place and assisting
in paying him a good salary when lie
was doing all in his power to destroy
tho party to which he belonged. This
election has a decided influence on next
year's campaign, when a national and
state ticket is to ue elected. Every
vote counts. See that it is cast light.
iv Say, why don't you try De Witt's Lit
t lu Early Risers? These little pills
cure neauacne, indigestion and constis
' patlon. They'io binall, but do the work
aylor, the druggist.
rtrLM'i.'m'rif irjnt xvjmm tvuvn
Tli Mntila for Tltlfi".
It in Htifi-gcKterl by Mr. Henry Luboti
chore, tlu London m'wnmp'r man, that
if American hoirowieH (hid UtlcH indiH
eiiHiillu tins United Sluto.Hrooriimoiit
might be doing wisely to erentouhorno
Mipply of titles to fill the demand.
Says Mr. Labotichcro:
"The mania for titles inheient in the
Anglo-Saxon it Is vain to eontend
against, lint the matter is somewhat
herions to the United States. That
eoiinlry must be a great loser through
the aeeiimulations of its wealth cross
ing the Atlantic. If this eontinues
the United States will do well to manu
facture the cowtcd article at home,
for it is a wooden nutmeg that is easily
bought. The existence of titles, it is
true, is not in accordance with the sim
plicity of lepiiblieun institutions, but
in view of tin! heavy drain this might
be oerlooled, and the parents of any
girl might be allowed to buy hcra title,
nay for one million dollars."
There does not seem to be any real
reason, however, why the government
need take act ion in this matter. To car
ry out Mr. Labouehere's plan to its
plainly logical conclusion it would
merely be necessary forevcry American
subject to select whatever title suited
his fancy and adopt it. Let the plan be
thorough. It would cost nothing for
any man to style himself a "duke" or
"viscount," and having called himself
such it would take all the logicians of
Europe to prove that he was not quite,
ns good a duke as any of the dukes of
effete FJtirope. Better still, pass nn act
of congress creating every American
boy from the time of IiIb birth an earl
and every girl a duchess. With some
thing over sixty-five million dukes and
duchesses in the country who would
care to gonbroad for tinsel honors?
Fun for the GuestM.
Nothing is half so funay ns a young
bridal couple trying to look old and not
giving away the fact that they are u
bride and groom. Usually their efforts
only make it more noticeable. Such
wns the case with u young couple
the ,other evening at dinner. They
arrived in the night and avoided at
tracting attention from the guests, but
the next day u gentleman nBked the
clerk to have a bunch of white roses
placed upon the table at which this
couple sat. The clerk waited until
they had gone into tho dining-room
and then sent the beautiful bouquet
in. The waiter, with all the pomp of
his profession, placed the roses in the
middle of the table. The bride blushed
und the groom looked as if he were
making a desperute effort to quote
Scripture backward. Finally, so em
barrassing did the situation become,
that the groom, in a wild effort to re
move the cause, grabbed the bouquet
and set it down on the floor. Natural
ly, tho guests enjoyed the scene, and to
see a young bridal couple sitting at a
table with a large bouquet of white
roses sitting on the floor beside them
only made their efforts not to give
themselves away the more ridiculous.
Newly wedded people should be
licensed to carry firearms und be privi
leged to use them on such occasions.
Fon the first time since the war the
state bonds of Louisiana sold at par
u few duyfl ago. This 1b an advance In
credit most encouraging to that state,
which has paid a heavy penalty for it
repudiation policy. Its credit Ib not
yet fully reestablished, for it bonds
which bring four per cent, ought to
bring a premium. Many of the discred
ited obligations of Louisiana have been
disposed of by compromise or other
wise, and the interest on the present
debt has been promptly paid for twelve
years, so that the Improvement In the
state's credit is deserved.
Hsu Nai Kwano, the Chineae consul
general in New York, who has aroused
the antagonism of his fellow-countrymen
there, is reported to be a tremen
dous aristocrat. He is of lofty lineage
and great wealth. He is full' aware of
his vast importance in the universe
and is haughty and unapproachable.
Jlis wife is u charming little woman
who has become a mother since she re
aided in that city.
En(U,am is laughing at the case of a
tory squire, a widower over seventy
yeara old, who is Bald to have settled
all IiIb property on his son, with the
exception of a slight annuity, in order
to evade the death duties. The old gen
tleman then fell in love und was ac
cepted, but the unflllal son declined to
provide funds to set him up in matri
mony and the match Is off.
A woman station agent on a Cull
foruiu railroad successfully stood off
two robbers with a revolver the other
day. If all male officials were as well
plucked, there would" be fewer station
and train robberies. It takes the "new"
woman to get the "drop" on malefactor!.
nonnmjjmjmMHv vmnjuwM tij uvsiUJViTttMiMWjvw
Why Men Will Steal
In a talk on "Stealing in High 1'lacea
Cause and Cure," on a recent Sunday
evening Kcv. Dr. F. A. Noble, of tho
Union J'arlc Congrgutional church,
Chicago, uttered some plain and
simple, yet forceful truths which
should be carefully considered by every
young man holding a position of trust
in this country to-day. Dr. Noble
said:
"There arc facts suflieicnt before us
to make us believe that thero arc large
numbers of people who are willing to
convert to their own use much of that
which does not belong to them. This
is hurtful to everybody living in such
an atmosphere of distrust thinking
that somebody is trying to cheat you in
every transaction. There are four
causes constantly operating upon men
to make them betray confidence, the
first of which is a low moral sense a
lack of conscience. It is a fact that
there can be cultivation in literature,
art, the sciences, in one of low moral
organization. The second is the mad
desire to make money. We are living
in an age of impatience. Everything
is on the rush. Millionaires spring up
in a week impecunious lords come
over here and marry our girls. The man
in a bank, seeing the sudden fortune of
another, yields to temptation and takes
his employer's funds for investment.
There ia usually but one result ruin.
Then there is tho determination of
young men on moderate salaries to live
beyond their means, which when the
end is reached leaves the ambitious fel
low deeply in debt und usually dis
graced. Tho moral delinquencies of
our young men can be expressed in four
words cards, horses, wine and women.
The fourth cause for crimes of this
I stamp is the fact that men do not count
I the cost, the ruin and disgrace, not only
' for themselves, but their dear ones as
well. A cure for all this can be found
in a reversal of the processes that causo
them. If you have u low moral sense
realize It and guard it. Develop the
j conscience. He more patient in the
matter of accumulating riches. Live
j within your means and do not spend
money to-day with the idea that you
can get even to-morrow. Make the
sacrifice to-day. Bear in mind what u
misstep will cost you and your friends.
What is wanted Ib more moral courage.
Establish a principle und be able to
Htund by it. When we are afraid of God
we cease to be afraid of men."
A Pitiable Creature.
If there Ib a man on eiirth to be pitied
it is he who is af ruid of his wife. There
is something very Bad and at the same
time a trifle ludicrous about such a
case. To see man, who hus uhvays
Btyled himself the master, meekly fol
lowing the advice and obeying the dic
tum of one of the so-called "weaker
hex" must do the hearts of some "new
women" an infinite deal of good. 1
doubt, says a writer In the Philadelphia
Times, if a woman ever respects a man
whom she can twist about her little fin
ger or one of those men who are sub
servient to her every beck and call, and
who acts afraid of her. Neither, on the
other hand, do most women like the
tyrannical description of spouses. A j
happy medium is the approved style,
but it's very hard to find one of the
sort. Men nowadays arc either too
meek and mild, or else too tyrannical
to suit an up-to-date woman.
The New York legislature at its last
session enacted a law which has just
gone into effect, the object of which Is
to prevent telephone operators from In
judicious talking. The act makes It a
misdemeanor for any telegraph or tel
ephone operator to divulge the con
tents of any message received or trans
mitted by him or her in the regular
course of business, or for any person to
obtain or seek to obtain such informa
tion. This statute is un amendment to
a luw enacted some yearB ago, which ap
plied only to telegraph messages, the
telephone being then un undiscovered
loon in the custody of the future.
A Chicago man iB bringing eult
against the Order of ForesterB for in
juries received by being tossed in a
blanket. His leg waB broken and he
thinks It will take tn thousand dollars
to mend it comfortably. While the in
jury resulted in u purely accidental
manner it was nevertheless brought
about by the reprehensible, "boss play"
bo frequently indulged in by usinine
members of "secret" societies. Such
"work" should be left to the hazing so
cieties of the colleges.
So many sheriffs in the west and
south have lately added bloodhounds to
their force of criminal trackers that
the price of the, animuls is increasing,
and the raising of them is becoming
quite a business, notably, perhaps, in
Kentucky. One hundred dollars Is Buld
to be un average price for a good blood
hound pup now.
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