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About Plattsmouth weekly herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1882-1892 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1890)
-J 4 5ll ll . LX-l"It. I'S '.The boy may live to be So, but the poor horse for want of a blan ket in the stable has to die at 2C. FREE Get from your dealer free, the J A Book. It has handsome picture, anl valuable information about horses. . Two or three dollar lor a 5a Horse Iilanket will make your horse worth more uj eat leas to keep warm. 5A Five Mile 5A Rnss Stahlft Ask for cm r-i 5A Extra Test SO other styles at prices to uit every fco7. If you can't get them from your dealer, write us. 5A ABE THE STRONGEST. HONE GENUINE WITHOUTTHE S'A LABEL 8l2murt by Wm. ayrks & Sows. Phllada.. who foxi the famous Ilorje Iirand liak er WanketH. AN UNUSUALLY INSTRUCTIVE IN TERVIEW. Mellville 1. Iiituclou, better known at "Eli Perking" thus talked to a iepoi tn of the Miubtnpcli Tribune about tariff d the Nebraska sugar industry: "Tln prcpent tariff is having a dreadful cf itct;"su5d the huinoi i;.t, with a sarcastic twinkle ia his eye. "I've come all the way from Pautuxet monarchal" and Eli groaned and wijed his eyes with n red bnudana. "JJnt v,here will this all end?" "It will end in wicked miiuufacturers makers of linen, oil, w ool, glass, cot ton, tilk, clay, wine, and tobacco spring ing uji all over the country. The poor importer will be froz-n out, and $000, OOO.OOO now 8 nt to Europe, will be ex pended here, f.i'm products will be eaten up here, mon.-y will be lltish, land will go up and the wicked AnUiicnn farmer and the rascilly manufacturer will become rich, while the poor patriotic Christian importer and his friend", the monarchs, will starve. Yes. I'm down on this wicked McKinley bill. You hear mc?" Thk Engluh arc stirred up about the Russian opjTi siou of tlie Jew?, and the Russians are talking back about the English oppression of the Irish. Why not both nations compromise and do justice to li their subject Ex Thk World lleralrt'a correspondent at Pine Ridge wants Ageut Royer fired. The agent .-hould have fired the World IKrald correspondent. The prisi'occ of the represent itive of that paper was enough to drive the poor red kins to desperation. -Burwell Quaver. Tun ikiiv crats in the United States Senate are surprised. They thought the democratic millennium had arrived, only to li'ive their pleasant dreams shattered by tho rude hau.U of Senators Hoar, f ANOTHER DIFFERENCE OF OPIN ION In tor f'cean. Between the democratic newspapers that tell the workmen that wages arc being reduced and hours of labor length ened "on account- of the tariff" and Prtsident (Jumpers, of the American Federation of Labor, there is quite a noteworthy difference, tor in his uddrttK to the tenth annu-tl convention of the confederation Mr. Gocnpers says: From statistical blanks issued within the past two months (it being just two mouths and seven days from the coming of the McKinley bill into effect) to the trades unions, I learned that thr arc very few trade3 or calling throughout the whole country that have not ob tained a reduction in th-ir hours of labor. or an increase in their wages. The falsehoods of the democratic press no longer nre dangerous. They have passed into the ridiculous stage. The editorials tell of "higher prices on Money for persons wishin" to build in SOUTHPARK! Continues to Oiler the Brst Opportunity for Invest ments. THE OFPRTUNITY uF A LIFE TIME No Excuse for not Having Home of Your own. Put What you are paying out for rent into a home of your own. 7 PER CENT tt Oil 1 File I W.'J -il P-.; w r- 'TTt v .' V-. account of the tariff," but the advertise ments tell of "prices lower than ever." The editorials t'.ll of "lower wages and longer hours on account of the tariff," but the news department tells of the re ports made during the last two months by the trades unions to President Oornp ers, from which he learns "that there aro very few trades or callings throughout the whole country that have not o- a reduction in their hours of labor, or an increase in wages. South Park. No expense for commissions or abstracts of title. Look to the future and in vest now in South Park. Amon ether r. h .iis why it is better to invent i;i South Park than A democratic paper occasionally elsewhere in the city, are these: makes a slip and tells the truth. Now . , . , ., Ingalls and Edmunds, it ia indeed too the democratic New York Herald the I J ad to ponder over. I other day said editorially: "B" l" ccl1- lt,u" 11 Juu i "A census bulletin recently issued wish to rent; it looking tor an in. Fkom the a-jvere criticism given to shows the remarkable advance the United LrM ; ,.oi ,ta Secretary Noble on account of his fight I btates has made in the production ot I .t.rinfct M, mhv,; O.H.k bv thfl demo- steel in the last ten years. In KSSO the the city will compare with it ill u production amounted to l,14o, t ll tons; Tx,VlQT-.,.. cratic press, one would suppose that . , , T ' 0' lt,nrt piospect. ' , tr l"8 year nded June 20, la0, it r these leading party organs were in league reached 4.416.926 tons. That is an in- The 5th ward composed lame V with the sharks. There is no crime too ei ease iu the yearly yield of 3,321,215, 0f South Park leS than three gross for democratic apology if it be or 2'JO per cent. In 1880 there were ' " prosecuted by republican as a party steel making establishments in fourteen years ago could hardly muster up -11 ? 'DiiP file is a rerord, where all ettpense itemn can le recorded &itA each item, as conseeuiiwly dateil, will take it-place at the Iront" and stare you in the face, until buch stem t-ha'.l h ive attention. Especially adapted to recording for future attention such mat ters as appointments, Payment of Life insurance Premiums, lienewal of Fire Insurance, Special collections, Promi-es to pay, Dr. or CV.l, Payment of taxes, Dates set lor anil, Expiration of rime lor appeal, IJueines.q men who see these iilen, as a rule, buy them. Price, with ink welU and full supply of memorandum cards complete. - - $2.- H. EARL, General Agent. Burr ii'. . c, f ! . Agents WanteU Evorytliing to urnisli Your Mouse. AT p dicy. Thk eastern editor turns up his nose and scornfully remarks that the way to nd Provideace on the Muiimac, through UC of t!,ia I,uli:m 1 is ' "1 .i. t .1 : Tu.i .1. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Kansas and Nebraska, and I'll tell you about it. On Ihe train going to Ware, Mass., where they mike jerseys and knit goods, I met Wl Boston business man. lie was all lroken up. He fairly cried as he told what a misfortune the McKinley bill wns to the country. 'It has mined my busi- iirsV he said." "What is your busiutsa?" I asked. "I am a Bos ton importer, sir," he said, "one of the largest in Boston used to end f 2,000,000 a year to Chemnitz, Ocr- full of significance. Steel raws are now arm these laaians. lhat is exactlv " -.ooo.o.it nii.f LJU ui u I lie lib vrumu line tu uu, i , . , , . , , - i cheaper than iron rails, and have taken Vy'lt:.li TUUl IdUi'll Ul3b itlivi (iua lb Blici- I f jjgji" I aCe) waru, is gooa ana appropriate aavice to A bctter protective tariff lesson could tnese eastern gentlemen wno expect to not h)l been Wcn in a more truthful .lis irm ten thousand hostile sayages with d Cmvincin,r manner. a stroke of the pen states; there are now such worKs a vote, at the last general election the Bessemer steel product ha incrcaped the vote was 1'3'J and all were HO from less than a million to nearly tour million tons. In 1880 the output of Bessemer steel rails was 741,4 (5 tons; in These figures are Santa Ci.aus must pay tribute under the McKinley bill. New York World. There is not one toy in a hundred that is made abroad- There is no ueed to pay tribute if you do not want to. The United States can beat the world en polled. It has been less than two years since the city invited us in to the corporate limits, yet we have over 100 newly built houses and more projected. This part of the city has a store water mains, electric arc lights, church and school privileges and an assurance that durinrj the year 1S91 a fine church edifice will ttiany, tor jerseys anrt Knit goo-is, ami Chustmas novelties. "The 400 ' to cow our business is ruined. We can't which the World belongs may want Import these German goods any more." something "English, you know," and 'Well, what are jou going to do bout it?" I asked in deep sympathy. '"Do," he said, "why I am going up to Ware, and I've got to make term3 with those Ware Yankees to make these ' things." "And you'll speud the 2, UU'J.OUO m this country, will youT' "les sir compelled to Keep it :n America." "Well, that is terrible," I said. will growl and pay the tribute. th'm growl and let them pay Ex. Let The Fort Worth Gazette, a Cleveland orgau, says: it is of no consequence to the South to have a Southern man for Speaker of the House of Representative?. It is of the greatest consequence to the South to have a Democratic President after March 4, 1SG3. " To this the New ' It is I York Sun. Hill organ, says: "The first i a awful shame that you noble Boston J step toward a Democratic President will and New York importers can't send I be the nomination of a Democrat." $600,000,000 every year out of this ! Get together, gentlemen; get together. country, but art compelled by this miser bk McKinley bill to sppnd it here and i'easiey decision ot judge Uresnam, Speaking of the Counselman and "Go Snowshokino?" Yes, my dear madame, why not? proyided the heav ens be propitious and furnish the snow. and there is every prospect of plenty be erected, ot which the whole city this winter. Suowshoeing is as easy as I will be proud of sliding uown luii.-auer you Know now, Plntfsmmitl,' sfpurlv m-nwHi fnr "1 :ll 1 , ts I J " , . , , , . . , five years past almost doubling its form a club, and what to wear, an i all I J about it, after reaking the breezy article population ; the advance stand it on "Snowshoeing" in Demoreet's Family I has taken regarding public improve Magazine tor January; and if you don t nu.ntB ; the certainty of a new become enthusiastic about the subject, we ss,yn.m (.mir, iinn.. tll fl!lrIv tocratic rather than athletic, you will be completion ot the great Missouri delighted with the excellent paper on Pacific railway into the city, giv "Modeling for Sculpture," with its nu Jng us another trunk line and com merous ona oeanmui luustrauoaa, 'n- ti k t tj,e constant in. i i: ii - c I m. o 4. i . ti i creasino; pay roll of the C J cc Q the eminent American sculpture Hartley; r J and if you have ever modeled in clay, shops which one year ago was on- the suggestions for amateurs and begin- I ly about $30,000 but for xoveni- ners will be of great assistance. "S ige uer 1S90 waa aJJOUt 45000, to- Maidcnsot Cornell University is another I .., , , . gether with many other well known honfartnijolv i II liar rn tor I flrriPiA wnttnn I o by one of them, telling of some of the reasons, assure a steady and per trials and many of the pleasures of a manent advance in realty, which I. PEARLMAN'S -GREAT MODERN .HOUSE FURN1TVING EMPORIUM. Under Watcrmaii'H Opera House You enn buy ot liim cheap for epot cash or can ferure what you need to furnish a cottage or! maanion on the INSTALLMENT f LAN. STOVES, RANGES AND ALL FURNISHINCS. Agent for the Celebrated White Sewing Machine. Tlie largest and most complete Stock to select from in Cast Couhty. Call and see me Opera House Block I. PEA It LSI A ft. r and f)i;Url 11 n mi.aprKb'fl Atnori'an nmnnfuf- turers. 'It is sad ' and I actually shed which the Herald qoted at the time as "co-ed" at that noted seat of learning; t will doubtless eflect South park ars of sympathy for this patriotic im- belDg of unusaal importance, the Inter the illustrated Chinese story is particu- more favorably than any other ceaaoxye8leraay Says: 'J"l""""'i' . v "" portion of Plattsmouth. -But the werae of all," continued Eli, ham -a tfae CounseJman and peabey c&&e article8 about the ..Effect8 of Cold 8nd By Calling on R. E. Windham elmost tearfully, 'the worst of all is the is one of the most important judicial how to take eitz, foot and other baths, You wilt be given many other points of interest that space will not admit of giving here. way those criminal farmers down in Ne utterances of the period. Its immediate fnr rt,mtAi nmp. r-hat" i3 effect will be to certificate the same up u',ir tj.. ... ;.i w I i .1. o r j. t. . , . . . I ll uuu a a. ivki.u iv uuiwiii turning the eastera importers. The lw..luo.ou ? ou"' rossiDiy mat " I trl Imnn I mi 1 .1 1 - A 1 . IT t'raska are making white beet sugar anc and "The Progress" are especially attrac- frihnnni w;n toiro nfF-,nf I live: and an tue otner aepartmcnt8 are Christian importer used to send out $30,- matter from the District and Circuit brimful of good things. Indeed, for CO'J.UUU to Germany and Cuba every year Courts, but the chances are altogether in beauty, variety, and completeness, Demorest'e Family Magazine must be awarded the palm of superiority as the lor wnite sugar, jnow what do you t'Liik iLli rascally McKinley bill has done? Why, it lets common black sugar come in free and pays a bounty of two cents per pound for home made Nebras ka whita sugar. And what is the result? Why these rascal Nebraskaites. backed ty the wicked farmers, have shipped ex pensiye machinery from Germany, put in thousands of acres of beets and are cow turning out 200 barrels of white eugar a day. Yes, more, they have corrupted all that. Platte river country nd they are putting np sugar machinery at Norfolk. Lincoln, and Sioux City, Ia Keit year they will take millions of acres of wheat and earn land and cover it with beets. More wicked workmen favor of concurence. A Furniture Emporium. A stroll through the furniture rooms ot J. I. Unruh is a revelation to a lover The New York Sun almost crows ner somd, and shows no sins of "gettin" Faraily Magazine, and should be in Gf the artistic and beautiful. Setting cj r? t - - i together." It says: "The Stuffed eyery ,0Uscn,9ia- UDils,iea D? w-Jcu" near the door we noticed a grand bed room set in polished oak of the 10th century patern, which with its dressing case with French plate beveled mirror, would be fit for a Vanderbuiit. Then there waft something new in a birds eye maple set that would please the most finicky old maid in the city. The glossy surfaced carved oak side boards with eieerant mirrors were indeed a thing of beauty and were wonderfully chfap too. There seemed no end to the stock of rockers for the trade. from the ulush A Southern Democratic paper earn- miles, southwest of Plattsmoath n stray WW trimmer! .nrinrr rock- Will flock there, they will raise the price estly commends its readers to aid the calf, described as follows: about six era for the rich to the cheap though ,.ra vw.u uiear m ui.b x armera Alliance, Dccause "it is doing in months old. dark red heifer calf. mmnn .---- c A li.n e-.n nnn aha I r u .. ... ,. . I j . j vvr v.vvvv,v.v - JC-. w. nuiui .uat wuicd. prejuaice prevents W4l Silas Long. sense rockers for the poor. The antique r . . . . ". ( il . m -i. - I I irum guiug iu viciuiuuj u. .ui. sjii, i mo iemocraca irom aoing, viz., disinte- it is awful how that dieadful McKinley grating the Republican party.' The bill is ruining this ccuntry ! And then, I Democrats believe that if the alliance can by and by, when those wicked Nebraska carry two States of the North, it will farmer? all get to making sugar instead throw the election into Congress in 1892, Prophet as the Claimant for the Demo cratic nomination is preposterous; but as a Claimant for a nomination from ris- cellancous cranks he might have bis uses. Tastes are peculiar. The ciyil service cranks, the cranks to whom free trade is a religion, the diet reformers, who seek to reduce and mor'ify the flesh, would find in him a candidate after their own hearts. As a candidate of cranks and sactomanti-maniacs the Stuffed Prophet is all right." nings Demorest, 15 East 14th Street New York. Ex. THE OYSTER IS OURS. The New York Herald, in a word of warning to its democratic brethren, says th it unlfps the leaders come to some atuic&bl- tK-tth-nient, Cleveland will get one shell, Hill will get the other, while the republican party will step in and swallow the oyster. Taken Up. I have taken up at my farm about four j holiday Insure your property against fire, lihlnin Tor nail o; in tlie AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. Of Cinf.innatti, Ohio. Corncicne.il Business October lHK CASH CAPITAL - - $3oo.oon.oo Stockholders individually liable , under tho oouctitutiou of the Statu of Ohio which together with tlie present net surplus is a r.et Duarantee of about $700,000,00 to policy holders. Losses paid in nineteen years, (since organization) nearly four million dollars J. H. BEATTIE, GAJCZAM GANO, Secretary. President. Win. L. BROWNE, Resident Agent, Plattsraoutii Nebraska CLARK'S HOG REMEDY nolidav Drapentn at slmrmt n- nn. oak center table which he showed us wsa - " j r- 1 B. A. Mc! Main .trect. at B. A. MfF,lwn!n' -ivE1orv t.nr. sto the finest finishod table we ever tf Legal Notice. saw. ine lounges were in an patterns and were trimmed in numerous styles to suit every taste. Everything to be found . t .(,-. nk .n - .;11 A .3 I i t- -i, ... 1 Charles L WOKt. defendnnt wilt tilra nnnu wuw -I,. B" uu,ul uu. eu.oeraey wiu nave everytning jts that on the 1Mb day or D-oemb.r i?so. ciark in a furniture store, from a curtain fix -' "CM o"' unu iu "gai OUr SOUtDern itV.7VStfV (nr. .n nirt.ir. monlHiny to th fineet . , . . , I . i... I . . - wj .j i-c-ian,a, ,ki uni I " " ' - r vuuaunu iiujui.cii ttv uio iu iiuwu i cuuicuiuvnrj iuios me alliance ia the I ricuuu. me fiDiecc ana pryer or I i :i.l : . - xr r, mi v . 5 L " 13 lue I whieh are to quiet tbe title to tho ea!st half "ne of crTed mahogany, was piled in atone houses m New -ork will haye to strength of tha Democratic party, which of the southeast quarter and the northwet .ndlu. nrnfnaion Mr. Unruh has many ----;,- r,rJn(. . I . z i , - . i ounrwr i me soutneaet Quarter of tmrtion I r usui.io -.uLii-i iwiuvi- j i Dim vt, id iu . mcssurti ue irue. DM we (in nnr I .ih m in tn.n.hm ,n I i ..:i.ui.. i.i:.i l I v" " . r u V'"'. - rn-;o i uriicira very suu.uic iui uvuubi uincuio Poor importersf What w.ck.d, ,elfish believe the intelligent old line republic it will nav too to examine. He Amevfcan mnnufac-urrrH and farmers ans, who are members of the Alliance in j on claiming by through or under hlui from t k - t ;1 in scllinr the best of 1 . . I .T- t . I -"- mimM lUkiCOl kUClCll. mXld I OP CGU1L" 1 j I 3 they are who want to rank . v. rything I Nebraska, can be made a tail to the con I relief. " L--r..h;ner nrt t orie-a which hare -ou are requirea lomtwer said (petition .by I J " . Clark's Poultry Kcmcdy. BEST IN THE WORKD. For sale by O, 11. YDSK, DruSgist, Plattsmciuth, Neb. THE TYPEWRITER A Ktrietly ftrst cia u'HChlne. fully warraut cd. Made tr.jiri tlm very heil material by cttiHed w.irl;i:in. and with the best tools tbat have ver lii-ci devised for the purpose. War ranted tr do a;i that can be reaonab!y ex pected ol the very best typewriter extant. Capable of wirinc; i.v words rr minute or more :iccor:!rip: to ihe ability of the operator. THIS preparation, with- Pimples, BLack-Hrads, Sunburn and Tan. A few applications will ren der the most Btubboroly red ekin Boft, smooth and white, Viola Cream ia not a paint or powder te cover defects, but a remedy to cure. It is ernperior to all other pn-parations. and ia guaranteed o gl ve Batisct:on. At druggista or mail ed for CO cents. Prepared by Totd. Ohb. i. C EITTSER A ?o. cheap in the country, save all our own I federate kite which was cxemlified so rc ianj and starve thoaa poor European I ceatly at 0cala Florida. Monday, the 2Stb day or January, list lam wacoi, rialDtiir. made his store jstlr popular with his F5 ' By bis atti-ya, Bm A &oel. t oustoraart. l5KUli3 .."Z.Z.'4 8.T9, Procrpt, FotTU Curt for ImpeUnce. lota of Nankooa. 8tmlai EmUtiotia, Spermatorrhea, Neroousnttt, Salt Otttntt. to of Htmorw, Ae. WIU VJHOMg, Vlgor Pricm ., d mate you a STR0U9, Vlo out man. Ft Borna, $& 00. Special CXrrcikmt Htt1t wit -a Box. AOtirtas tivi tin ttilrrrt Cs-, imuci; $ioo. Itth'Ti- i. no a-'-nt In yotir town address lb uifiriUfjicUir" f. THK l'Ai:u:i il l'O CO. Afits T.;n:rpd farlah et. T. F. ii. SKELUMIRE, Agenl. Lincolu, Neb, lkeniiBs Or tho Liquor Hiblt, Positively Cured ST WrjKliSTtaiwQ OR. HAlHtr omiei irtcinc, Hcan bo gitrsn in a cup of coRm ar tea, or In sr. tU:ls of eod. without the koowledfr of the per son taking it; It Is absolutely btrmleii and will effect m permanent and speedy cure, whether nie patient is a moderate annaer or an aieonono wreck, it NEVER FAILS. We GUARANTEE :te cure in bt sry I nstancc. pag itoea Address 1q cocfldnee, a compli SPtCVlC CO, I HUM U CiastacMU, a A A A ! ;. ' A. i t; -n, -