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WEEKLY HERALD: PLATlMUUTH, NEBRASKA, APR!!, ?A, 18U0
Sl'.N.ToH Pi. 1MB S:lVs the ulnoni.' of
money in rirrni iti.-n in thecon-.'iv ('..is
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"I don't want a flour sieve, but
i carriage lap duster that won't
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ix Duster."
3A Lap Dusters
CIomI Worts,
100 bakmufui 7Uraa.
5A Ironsides Sheet fsriJS!
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Clipper Fly Nets F::,vAa"4
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100 other styles of 5A Horse Sheets and
Tlr Nets, at prices to suit everybody. For
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AHS THE STRONGEST.
NONT GENUINE WITHOUT THE B'A LABEL
Manur 1 tv Wm. Atrks k kovh. I'huada. who
loake liic txi.o-x) Horse Brand Balrer Elunket3.
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is; i icts of those st.itea. There is in.tii
weak or unconstitutional about tint
measure."
Tin-; lnw against alien land owncis
wst d nt the 1 i-t s'ssior. of tli'- lt iii-.l it
'iri, is already bearing g-od fruit. The
L'Til Scully trai t noith of Superior, run
listing of 40,000 ur s of ms fiiie land us
tln-n ia in tin- niiitc, mot of it laying i.ll. ,
it ii:jw lifiny Pol. I to actual 8 UUrs. Tlr-rt-fult
is h biif hooin for t!ie liv city f
Sui rior, us it will incre:iae the cou try
trade of tlie town more than fin."-half.
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i maj--ritv of the iei'yMic:.iiM of tin fcV'Siii-f?; iv'
John A. iMac.M fe'HUY is to It-ave news
pap. r win k in N. Ii jik.t. to th; deep
fjr t of his sorrowing friends. II. it
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oitoiial w iiuron t he (iirili m Ht V.'m k.
I'l:.' h. st vi-h' s if all his old frieiidM 11 .
is.ocii.t. s follow hi iu. Liuculu ! H ki
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We are sorry to s; e Mac It avc N li ;i
ut it will not l; iiinch of a c-hiinue.
I).irini our la iin-ttu iiqiiai;i: ai.r;' or
nearly twenty yi-.is, w; have iilway.-'
known him a '"(yhritimi at. work.''
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will let t.'it: 111 .niiiai lill-l,s test and dt - j
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pi Don't forget that 'i'uisd.iy, Ajrii thi
T2nd, is Arbor day.
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tr OilAUA had better hire out lit r has.
tEall team to iIow ciru. lliey cant
Jlay base bill a little Int.
; Heavy raius and bail storms wi-iv t;en
jral through c ntral HSint.i.s ytt-.-iday
The Atlanta Constitution takes a v n
C'n-( rful yiew of th t southern situ.ti.-n
tiventy fiv yns itt er App mi tto:. It
-ns that a new mid jiT.rioU.s south l-tis
rist n from the ashes if defeat ti hhiiIi
that "lin ks forward and not back wt.r !.''
And yet it will not do to for t that a
few mouths ar.i the people of the hn. n
in which the (institution is published
8oln great damage to fruit trtts and turned t.uc by thousands to burn th. ir
po.-irari'isi.i-r in i-iiiiy tx-cuuse ne io.a mi
pointod a c;i;t ible mid reputable youny
colored niau to a clerkship iti kid otlice.
Glube Democrat.
fcrowlnjr orous. The storm s-.-tuuu t
Mitend from went to east.
cl! SECitKTAliY WlNUOM bayn the amount
VI money in circulation i4l per capita
ijnicnieaaausioreui iiKau.rti i.-rnui If my ( ,,t hour a i iy agitator
hventory of the exch quer, tbut sonuoi e Would work on a firm awhile, and rais.
p.i3 about 20 belonging to us which we
isb. they woul bring in at occo
The people are demanding a certain
mount of taiff reform, and the only
larty that has ever been able to sueess-
Llly inaugurate and carry out a reform is
w in the saddle, so that needed ch inges
1 the tariff may be confidently expected.
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We heartily agree with th-! Olobt
ernocrat wherein it says: "The 'silver
jniug' for republicans in the dark cloud most peoj
corn for 12 cents a bushel and wheat for
Ho, they would get a smattering of what
real Henuiae labor and its rewards nre
The Chicago carpenter that gets his $3 50
for ten h-it;rs work never thinks of the
farmer tout breads and clothes him.
This intense s Irish nesa and self import
unes does not excite any sympathy for
their eiltt hour strike among w s ern
p-opie. That a trad, s man should l e
Im Iter trea'eo: than a farmer, has u t. to
been nude apjiareut. Both
1 the recent d.-mocratic victories is lie calling nre honorable but one is not
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inty that Mr Cleveland's nomination more bo than the oth-jr.
j Lis party in 1892 is now inevitable.
The petition which has gone from
'Hlli N W -S.i Ot s.
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by t'.e I: i.i d ot tiad- to v.ai on (r n.i.il
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us aij.1 tli .t is that it is not i;ood -i-. !i.y
to '; i.tf.i'iy. btrg-- bodies of Inei:, tloit
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an.-.i.i.st l-'lHtistm-Mth; whil- the IJ . P.
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w.-!.;es th.'-.n me pahl for like wotk lur--.
in colli-- ii.sl .noes almO'T tw ice ;ls niili li.
y- t th. re has n- v.-r been any labor I r. ii I ) ! .
Mt.iosi- t!;;; 'j'JO tn u in tint re.-ul-.r "I
;;..y in. nt .. f I he company h. r. Wehav.
a far better class of laborers, more int. I
liaeii', titnl they ar.- i.eaiTy all propi t'y
ov. ners lsrji ly ul. ntiti. .1 with h.- b. - i
iotereSis of otir CltV. Under the Itfi S I I
nsaietuelileilt ii is safe to predict tinit
(lure will never bn a strike in the Ii. A
M. t-liops ;tt Plattsill.illtll.
Tlie cl iss of people we have won!--lie
i:li advantage to the Cotili-nnv, in
throwing their weight against any la! or
troiibl-'. i) that thu location of the sno s
h'-ro nget to be coiisi. lert il an advant
age to company frm this point of view
i .itl-cr than a disrif! vantage We tiu:-t
th .- tii-i :-l manager for whose; wisdom
and t;re-:glit we trive tne greatest rc
spt cf, will yive the prop sition from this
city, the c ireful consideration, which to
our minds it npp'-ars to deserve
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JiTnE Grand Island le-1 Miuir company I Massachusetts to Washington, asking con
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ill receive 17 cars of thtir machinery ) uress to increase the anmooriation for th-
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j-day direct from France. We under I work f th United States civil 8 rvic
kind fortythree cars more are on the way eonnnia-ison is a document thoroughly
lis ought to nuke the heart of the creditable to the state from which it etli-
ITiotic Grand Is'and pulsate with joy. anatcd In the progress of civil service
reform Massachusetts has ever borne an
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THE CARPENTERS STRIKE,
The following telegram from Chieam
is cxnc lv in consonance with the Her-
ALU's theory of this strike as printed sev
eral days ayo. We claimed then tha'
ureat harm would be done innocent peo
ple. The dispatch reads as follows:
'No strike has eyer heretofore occurred
in the hiitory of Chicago which bo dis
as! rcr.sly tiffectid the interests of si
many people as the grat carpenter's
ti ike now in prngres?. The recent boon
in rctd i-state circles caused many thous
ands of new buildings to be contracted,
nii.i many more are now in course ol
en it ion th-.n at tiny previous time in the
fit s history. I hesu are ne.-.rly allstipu-
The new germin chancellor has shown j hororafde and foremost part. The peti-
qs intelligence by fot bidding any minister tiou is signed by the Governor and Lieu-
ll other offictl giving any commnication I tenant Governor, six of tho eight m-m
newspapers. Tlis will not exalt th- hers of the Governor's council, the state
ll.ininn alraadv formed of the chancellor I treasurer, the state auditor. fivfiex-rov
1 V the world wide admirers of the great I ernoig, twelve former numbers of c n-
jsmarck. I gris, 'li.' collector of the Port of Boston.
- ... s I the chief justice, tll the members of the
:?TuE Rock Island people have filed the 8trtte smnte md several members of tin
'ceBsary articles to bt comoa Nebraska house, m mleis of both republican and
rporation. in order that they inaycom- j Jetnocratic etate committees, and many j l lt, d to be finished by May 1, and h ivi
iilreR.ly been ri nted or suld to per- ons
who must vacate their presint r- sidenct s
or st-.-r: s by that di.te. The carp-liters
c.-irffi-.lly timed th -tr strike in acco.-d .nice
with t his nn r-; r.cy. and the i-tiibl orn
r. si-tnce they have met from the build
i rs was mi" Xi ectt d to say I he le i-t. In
the inenrtim--. howeyi r. the people n-itst
vacate their pn sent quar'.eis in a little
Ver two w 1;B end they nniliher litany
thotts -nil's are bccoiii:ng di si rate.
S veral niemb rs . t t he ca-p.-i.Ur.-' ' ml
i-Uiiinrs a-.soei.ition wiii -t.iit up win I.
t-inori'.iw niot iiitia and t n I. avor to com
ph te the font, acts that were intcri npt. .1
by the jii pe-n'els' stlike. I!.)-..- mail
in in th y will have is a .Uttinii, but
mn land for right of -way pur- Others ''Th Boston Jtmrnai' truth.
J ses. Ihia looks like eometlung fullj Hvj-S that "the petition is thoroughly
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IDZ womu in- none m mc ay si un i representative in tne Ctiaracter ot its sup
ad building very soon.
If yon are in this state for your h.-nlth,
tut trees that your chi'drm's chiidrm
y rise up au.l call for the cash the
ndid walnut wood will bring. Apn
d,is the day to do this noble act nnd
lip to make this the grandest state in
union.
?UK school buildings in nearly every
pot t, and is a iu"st impressive ducnuK-nt."
Vain ibbf and itiporc mt as thi p titi,,:i o.
it eucht tot to be needed, and we do not
De;:eve n is n-e:iet, to convince tne ma
jority iu coiiijrcss of the n. cessitj1 of giv
ing 'he civil service commission a large
enough appropriation to enabl-it to do iti
woik thoroughly and efficiently. It. do. s
not i-.sk '. large sum. .nd only a mode-t
advance up-n 1 it year's appropriatim .
wi-r.- -it i; : o in -v ry
iniiig, acting a::d e -stuines.
T!;e aecomp mis t Mr C'ha-. E. Pratt, is
.:i! in 1 favoi'ibiy known and few ) -
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Then re Pit . t y.
As a jil.-asiint innovation from tie
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t t'i atre par.v wr-8 or-n.iz - to attii.o
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!ors. What's the in dtcr w ith the pa
3tic Citizens of Pl ittsiu.-.uth? J'r-n
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oeeii ovei ivnrKi d. Thehmourit rt outreil.
arc"i'dinz to the comni fi.-i-n's cstimat--,
is j3.00O. It would be a fitting ribnk.
3 flUo't do something t once.
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I trains have been stopped in the
I U j irer Mississippi country on account of
M Ml bleb, witer, which has don moio
5 Jnagethi year thau has be n suffertd
several yen:;. The expensive lev.es
t have cost hundreds of thous mds of
lars have bten swept aw iy. Tiiere
b-.: n croat levees taken out each
r until the rypens of bui'ding nud
uhnthcni luifpsir has aseuml sl-
L8 pi opottu i. the general goy. rmect
withstanding the beloved doctrlmi of
le right that flJurUhes in the south
have to take hold of thi- matter acd
'Id permanent rnibaiikrrs. r ts to sayc
I farming community midicp: on the
Ir lowlaoda from abUu bok-
tl iif- IO. S ol Civil service relorin in all.l lieallv all Ii i e an ei ' is u mi' i.-ir -eii-r
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out of congress if the senators and lvpn - tho; win si- c-ntracts ate r.-o.-t r. s.-tr.
h il;; u : !j.uin assume the rfy!ifni- kch temt tiu ir auvtiiiswiii": anum lit
iMiitv .i 'r;: f tho Ctni:fi.:on u h:ile I country,
tiinrr. Iisjh ; nsci-d for. X. V. Ti i . 1 he mr.f tcrs Claim that there lire
-mi.-ro mw I .rinifl inanv iiiurr.'-v ni n iii th eitv wli-
NebsasSV Jus v.;j. ic-riel itor that is up are willing to go to worrf, nnd they will
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with the liisits and h my not be j hII be given i chance. As f..r a settle
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a member of ihe fniMuis Alliance he is inert, the niemeis m t.ie Carpenters and
nuyn thtless a winner. Vt; ifer to Sen- I build rs' a ciation sny they have fl-.m
ator CharUa T. Maderson. An cxi h igc a;l they niietid to. Jit-eincn want to
'Senator Madcrsoi.s bill fst.ibilsli return to work ttt th. terms off. red v. h- t.
thev left, the bos:se? are willinsf : ud
ready to tike t Ik in. I here will n no
further transactions, however, beowe-n
:h-strkrs' and m isters' association iiD
less the Utter m ike a decided change of
fror. ITow the strike i to be s-ttled
no i nn beem to know. The curpent rs
are w iliin-iT t arbitrate, but theic is no
one to arbitrate with. Tho trouble evtia
say 6
ing a microbe laboratory in Washi.et ..,
City is fully abreast of modern tchiw-e.
It pmyideB for two departmmU und. r
directors 'who shall be known respect
ively ss the director of the humanopath
obioiogical nnd xu.pttthobiolngicl i:.iti
tutes of the p itbobiologicil laboratory
of the U-tittd States.' Thesa dir.ctors
uro U bo cowjx.teuk aud ekilkd puih-
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bills, by t!i- iiieoiH'ng of
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