To L. O. Todd & Co.
imtb Ilimt: If yea
ill allew
I
. "That yL Blanket is a dandy."
m
FREE Get from your dealer free, tha
fBook.s It fau handsome pictures and
valuable Information about hones.
Two or three dollars for a Sa Hon
Blanket will make your horse worth more
end eat less to keep warm.
5A Five Mile
5A Boss Stable
5A Electric
5!A Extra Test
30 other styles at prices to suit every-
tad. If you can't get them from your
laaler write us.
THE HEAD OF THE TREASURY. I ,HI,T aJ ferly l WUIes)
Globe-Democrat. I bins CM be introduced ia. the lerula-
F"1 !i M 1 1 . It. .. . . I a . t . a
juobcccmu; nr amy la n m cnpaoie ana i cure nave expired. If one twentieth ot "P" " vaiuatna coiaasoe.
conservative man at the head of the j the measures introduced regardiag usury, leaver t rapusd to aj mems
treasury, which i manifest at all times, I taxing Mortgages, the two-year sUy ral1 fri . - Todd, who so prompt
is particularly urgent in the present exi-1 bond and three-year redemption act be. rP,ia'l Pn which appeared ia
gency. There are cerUia features in the J come laws, it will be impossible to borrow year ptper sue aft-r the decision of the
situation which hare . not always been I money at any rate of interest. But it preme court ua the eourt hoaae bead
xistent, and which can not btt dealt I will briag transactions down to a cash contest.
with satisfactorily by the old methods. I basis in a hurry. Those ahead y having I I bare i.lwsys been prompt ia paying
Within the put twelve months the I moitgsges on farms and personal prop- m J "kts, eoaaequently I feel it niy duty
country has been, through the activity of I erty can not get them extended and will I reP'J u aaTuctioaate putlo,
monetary extremists and cranks, threat- I be compelled to let it be sold or given I whicu W4S bleadsi with iasiauatieat
away, whilt those free from debt can not J B "rcaem, and was highly appreciated
auume obligations, even if tliey desired y lho 'nfsaious dwellers ef Sbeol. (is
to. Kearney New Bra. they all us )
Now then, as he has been completely
MURRAY BRKY1TIK4.
ened with danger such as did not arlae
before siuce the inflation craze culmi
nated iu the latter part of Grant's second
term in the presidency. There is a free
silver measure now before the house.
it for
5M
M m m m a
Now the girJs are at it. Saturday the I knocked out ia the fourth round, with-
which wti.- prepared by Senator Vest and I ophoinoree and fnsbmtn at Smith Col- I out glares, it is in order for me to re-
which as passed the senate, which im- "89 na(l suow-ball right in which tbe "pond, though not through any design
perils lit country s financial system and I opn iriumpneci. Holding tneir snow I lw ipni me opposing Tactions, out lor a
I a a . a ..a . a a a I a. ? a 1 .a a. a a a a
promises to unsettle the bois of all I rt against nil ttie attacks ot tue (resales. I oi amusement, Hoping it will be is
caaeral character i nrooosed.' while I They probably hid just as much fun as structive as well as amusing; and that
schemes till m re at variance with or- I the boys do in tlisir class figiits and noli1 may renew our friendly relations
thodcx financial views are conspicuously damage was done beyond the loss of a which once existed in years gone by.
suggested. Unless tbo judgment of the 'ew hair-pins and the tumbling of a And hope that the following lines will
vast majority of intelligent persons, as little hair; and then it wound up with nieet his approval and cause him to
ell as the experience of nations in I lemonade and that w is another differ- I cease his larking and sectional
ence. Inter 0tan.
BLANK
ARE THE STRONGEST
ffONC GENUINE WITHOUTTH C BA LABEL
which some .f these nations have been
put into practice, are at fault here, these
measures would bring financial disaster
npon the country.
It is true, of course, that the functions
of tbe Secretary of the Treasury do not
extend beyond the execution of the laws
affecting his department. lie neither
makes nor modifies them. His influence,
however, is far reaching and significant.
MR.
ARGU-
WINDOM'S DYING
MENTS.
New York Tribune
Toe tone in which Se retary Wiadom
poke of unlimited coinage is as mucU
to be commended as the plpin language
he used, lie came from a Western state
fall of farmers, covered by alliance or
ganisations, and closely associated with
tbe interests of the mining coznmuaities.
As the president's official adviser regard
mM by Wn. atkes son?. Fnilada., who I ing matters belonging to the financial I nA i- - , tr. v
v&.o Uie lAoioua Uone Bnuul Ber Blanket I . & B J And yet, concedmg his anxiety to bring
.ru, ui iao governmenr, ne isenaDiea to ,bout the time wben tho free co;Qae of
exert an important sway in monetary .ilver wU1 be be did not ue8iute to
legislanon. Moreover, his position per- declare thflt 6Qch ft polky now would be
mits him to speak to oongeess and the atterly dieaatroaS to tfl0 country. Some
country with a certain show of authority. ()f th M(rumpnU nM1 ,1T Mr. wind.
Tna Alabama legislature has endorsed
Cleveland for 18U2.
strife, which has been a detriment
to the commonwealth. Let ua dwell in
peace.
I must also remind Todd that the time
is fast dawning, in tbit enlightened
country, that a man who stoops so low
as to cast insinuations reflecting on cate
or nativity, will be branded as an igno
ramus and a stumbling block to tbe
community in which he lives.
It is an old saving, though a true one,
that a drownieg man will catch at
straw.
So to grasping straws they did begin.
The atriws were brittle and let them la ;
The waters were muddy, and a miie too
deep
It filled their guzzles, and put them to
sleep
BT SAat OH K.
..Colonel Whitehead is hauliag com.
Wm. 8parey baa lost all hi- begs with
CDoiera.
Jack Shaw has shipped another load
ot nS.
Dr. Rennets, of Rock Bluffs, was in
town wo businrss.
Wrly, the patent medicine man and
insurance agmt is abroad in the land.
Miss Ad Pittman hss brrn quite sick,
but we are glad to say she is recovering.
Win. Gilmore has a smile so broad
that it reach) a from eat to ear. Cause:
a ten pounl girl.
James Walker is keeping bachelor's
hall in thf absence of Mrs. W. He is a
model housekeeper.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Peterson were visi
tors last week. Come again Charier, we
are alwaja glad to see yoa
Mrs. Wm. Harrow had a pleasant vis
it from her mother, Mrs. Shaw, and her
cousin, llisa Frances 8haw, of Pacific
Junction, Iowa.
John II. IIolme, of Sherman county.
Neb., is visiting bis brother William of
this place. He reports hard times on ac
count of failure of crops.
Messrs. Jasper and David Young were
pleasant callers. Jasper is an extensive
ber keeper and supplies the market with
a good article of honey.
Mr. Burton has moved his family
from Iowa here, and haa his new store
hue completed and is now stocking it
with a choice lot of hardware,
Roscoe Dean has received his new cir
cular saw. It i quite an improvement
Irrigation.
ScrKKtoK, Nrb, Krb. 3. 8pecial.J
The following resolution wss passed at
the meeting of the Superior board of
trade.
Wbkrkas, The subject of inlgatina U
now being agitated through Western
Kansns and Nebracka, aad has become
of such universal importance to the agri
cultural and commercial interests of tho
great west; therefore be it
Ritolzxxl, That the board of trado of
the city of Superior, recognisiug tho
great importance of tbe concerted actioa
of the agricultural districts and business
iuterests of this territory, and desiring
the co-operation of all the towns and cit
ies of .northern Kansas and oouiuera
Nebraska, not only with this bosrd of
trade, but h ith the farmers' movement
generally, we hereby invite the attend
ane of a couiinit'ee from each town aad)
city in the above named territory to miet
in convention with this board of trade.
and tbe farmers' alliance to meet in the
city of Superior, on February 14, 1891,
at 12 o'clock m.; also be it
Resolved, That we extend an invitatioa
to the legislatures of the states of Ne
braska and Kansas to appoint a com
mittee to bo present at said interstate
convention,
Mrr. Waugh is deserving of much crcd
it for her untiring efforts in making up
the box of supplies for the western suf
ferers. In addition to the clothing do
nated she collected ten dollars in ten
It Is thonght now that we may have a
touch of winter weather, as the icemen
have got their ice houses full of poor
tarn.
nam oil a T 1
. oFF.F,.fco UCt.8,uns DQ .jl.,.,,.).... :ta huli:fln VTI1B. IhllH I without cliVPJ) I will (in lilrfwiao R-
A alliajvcb legislature and an alien " put .nem inio clear ana con- defeating tbe very purpcea which the fore commencing my poem I will extend
M a. a . jta k . a7 B . WW I a - .
ior governor, uuw ao the farmers of I nuapc. oucn a man was wunam
Windom.
ne should, therefore, be a man not enly uotably those by which he proved that I I wish my friend L. O. to remember I around Murray.
UJ vum.hsh,, uui ne I frpu minarrn wnnln rpfiiilt in silvftr-mpt . I that we hitrA no orlnvra in our warm I .Un I.nrir .nil n..Mn ,l v. t..
i i , i , .. I r " ' . . . auu utiu vuui mA uuunt
snoma nave me courage to present bis an8m and WOald presently reduce tie I abode. As he seemed to handle our case I 1 m Mr. Walker, and with the able
cent contributions with which she pu-
on the old method, as he can cut from I chased flannel-, etc.
twenty to thirty cords in stove leugtb
per day.
Robert Root has returned from Cali
fornia, where he has been enjoying him
self this winter. Bjb received a hear'y
wdceme from his many young friends
EDMUNDS & ROOT
Toe pioneer meicbants of -
HUB M M.1T
free silver advocates aim to serve, were I an invitation to Tm. O. to come nn aud
this state like the situation? Havn't you I Windom. The late -secretary, in this amnio! bv Mr. Kherman in th -enat bridge tha chaam b takinc an n,.irr
cone tue act oi tue looiisn man when he wieiueu great muuence upon the during tha recent debate to tbe COapiete 8tew at mj expense, which will be a
kiUed the ge that laid tbe goldee eggt pr"dent, congress and the country, confu.ion of Mr. Teller and Mr. Stewart, pleasure to me. as I have no ill feelings
.uu w tuu we.guty i.cior in legisia- No anBWcr was mado to them then, and towards him and his co-workers, but tock business with
vuc i uu. xio was nui uriiiiani. tint no vc-as
"""e10 cwuuaeu.r. xao sugges-I mic:ni, OB f.M-
assistance of Silas Long, is building a
temperance billiard hall, which will
toon be completed.
They are as uqco in pro
of logarithms, Mr.
Ucnci.b Dick Oglesbt haa
bnndred of the Illinois legislators secure.
and his magnttiam is im rowing. Inltions on which tbe present Sherman Teller, it is true, ditt profess to believe
our humble opinion "Oinral" Palmtr silver bullion law were based came from I that the European requirements for eil-
him. The administration is committed J vei were so great as to render remote
to the policy which Mr. Windom formu I the chance of its exportation here, but
lated. The man chosen to succeed him I nlv r.nnia f ."v fif a f rV trior V
Dun a review for January reports trado f will be one holding the same opinions. rr,.n ... si inn nnn
4tid he should also have the bravery and I 000, and that by unlimited coinage v. e
Carry a full stock of general
merchondise which theysell very
cloae. Highest price paid for
all kinds of farm produce. Gen
erotuj trcatmentand fair dealing
is the secret of our success.
will not be elected United States senator
from that great ccmmonwealtb.
X , 1 a a . a
mruuguoui toe country larger tnan a
year ago m nearly eyery hing except intelligence to express them clearly and will be offering 100 cents in gold for
iressoi bef, the gains in bides and wool effective!. oft 4 . 7...
being especially heavy, and in dry goods
aad clothing the sales are increased with
better collections. Throughout the
Northwest it is noteworthy that the
country banks are well supplied with
money and the market is easier.
every 83 cents in that enormocs stock of
silver to make Mr. Teller's childlike
faith lidiculoua. To suppose that that
SUPERIORITY OF AMERICAN MA
CHINERY.
That is rather a significant statement, silver will not come piling in upon the
sajs the Boston Journal, that appears in United States Treasury, and will not ex
London Industries relative to tbe su- u . i u , ,, .
perior character of American machinery. haU8t Leur ,upPly of gold' a?d, Wl11 not
It is calculated to give aa little comfort hereby create a currency of Pilver only,
The modesty of the Bee in protesting I to free traders of the United States as to I worth no more than its ballion value, is
against the Omaha real estate board cna manufacturers Cf England. The to suppose that European holders are
sending ont statements to the effect that Londo5I Journal,describing a large com-. pUre dolts. Mr. Windom did a great
. , . . pany that has been formed in Brazil for : i ,- , . b..
Omaha has a population of 160,000 is manufacturing purposes, declares that PWtc aemce by his courageous utter
without a parallel in newspaper annals. a representative of the concern is in the aDCe9' Their ffeCt w5U DOt b 6maU
The Bee is of the opinion that such an UnUed States buying machinery, which e.Te UPD tbe aCtS f time SCrVin P15'
ca"hci ttieu BbaiemenL win reaci ann in. i iiiaiio.
" . i luciuues a paper-maKing piant, a saw-
jnre the city. The fact that Omaha only min and 8team laund applianceflf He
vaiow e.vuu TutCT mi a. reu-uuc municiDai I una r T.t; I
election in rwemh.r fP,.. , ' . " '"l coffee for the last week of December as
IOrceS I anrl Pnrfhn i 1, . I
liaalf nnun fha mamnrw nf K Omakn I .... I IUUUWB
j UUfcia declared that American machinery is su
occasionally. Fremont Tribune.
Eats the Lincoln Journal: Thcrs is
othing surprising in the fact that the
houBe came within an ace of passing a
maximum rate bill that would have been
15 per cent, higher than the rates now
charged by the railroads in the sta'e op
local business. The same blunder was
made in the celebrated anti-monopoly
senate in '83. It was discovered in the
committee of the whole after the regular
railroad committee had recommended
the pasage af tho bill. The fact is,
that thoso who talk tho loudest about
the cxhorbitance of tbe .local rates ,in
Nebraska know the least about tbe
ate?. Unless Eomebody ives them a
schedule of the prtsvnt rates they would
not have thy ghutt of aa idea about
what rate w:i3 a high cue or what a low
one. lhey arc shootmi; m tbe diiik. It
makes just as much mtUi, jou know if
it does cot hit anything except, by-chance.
perior to anything made in Europe.
The price of European machinery was,
he says, a little lower, but the American
machines are much more labor-saving."
This is a striking corroboration, from an
unfriendly European source, of a basi-
ness truth for which American protec
tionists have always contended. Theie
is unquestionably a large market for our
machinery in the Lstin-American repub
lics,,' and all that is required is for our
merchants to 6how the same enterprisa
and energy in pushing their goods ne
their European rivals do, and for our
government to aid in providing the same
means of swift and regular communica
tion.
15,300 bags for the United States.
3.270 bags forjEurope.
9,000 bags for Cape of Qood Hope.
2,833 bags for elsewhere.
30,463 bags.
For the same time the foreign clearan
ces at tbe custom-house amount to:
16,210 bags for the United States.
10.705 bags for Europe.
bags for Cape of Good Uope.
505 bags for elsewhere.
27,470 bags.
It will be observed that the trade of
the United States was equal to that of
all other countries combined.
Ci.Ai:;n : ils as sr.-iig-it to the Qu-tn's
miiiis-.er .; i.o u-u:-l!y docs. or.:e of
hi3 sentences are mmte's of brovitj- and
perspicuity. T;u-.e lL.:e for ir.i!:.::ee:
I.) v (.
WC Hid
lute r:n-d,
r .ii-i of
ilo.v from
'-.:t :u;ii;i;.r, u.-ti
t- vL-!..L:s:r..t:.a,
.l;ldc iy i?; -j':.i;;l
w;i, iy r.-pv.rts
ui.'iecl n.;Ll::nir
"Grit E:ii-.ia h
advised, v-. rt i ovc-i
the evil t If-. its th-:.t
tiieii Ciur?e i.-l" :tc I i
1D32V tli.-l.., :.;;lOHi.!.-,
she h:is prf.-rred to :.
repie etitativ.s fro:ii O
of crrniTHfrh:rr3 wLo (
and heard n jihin.;-i xc", t the t.-stii.iouy
ot tiiosf. en:- iue'1 in t:ie business aijitlnst
which thj United Sl.itts has earnestly
pr-jtesicd. S;;-3 may pcssibly be con
vinced of the darn:ie if she will send an
intelligent commissioner to tbe Pribyioff
Islands."
"In the judgment of the president,
nothing of importance would be settled
by proving tht Great Britain conceded
no jurisdiction to Russia over the seal
fisheries of tho Bearing Sea. It might
as well be proved that Russia conceded
no jurisdiction to England oyer the
iver Thames."
A CHANCE FOR GOOD WORK.
If the legislature will pass tbe bill re
ducing the rates charged on sleeping
cars thire will be joy among the trav
eli rs. Net satisfied with the exorbitant
rates no v.- charged, the sleeping car
companies employ' porters at starvation
Wiigt s and expect the.-e porters to held up
pa.-sengers for three fourths of their sal
arii s. After a niun lv.13 Loulit a bu th
pud paid a i;ood round price for the
plato -s and plu.di surroundings, he
dot a not, want to bo annoyed by a suf
fering sturyin ctuploycc, and so . be
mvcs the porier whatever money be bas
iibi. ut 111 pL-rscn. Sometimes when the
travtler neglects to take all the nionev he
lias on deposit when lie leaves home he
has a hard time of it. lie pives the par
ty all lie lias but it fails to satisfy. Then
his long journey is indeed a burden.
The autocrat that the sleeping car com
pany presents to tho public fcr their
charity and support makes the trip very
long and wearisome for the man of
moderate means. Let tha legislature
take a turn at thq sleeping car monopoly
and after it has cut the bejth price one
half, let it make it warm for the company
if it does not pay for its owa help.
Lincoln Call.
A very laughable scene was pi routed
in commissioners court today, yi t ior a
few minutes appeared som-. what ;; -nous
to the county record' r ai.d d;;;j
ty clerk. Some weeks ao
cigars was presented to lou i
"l)o.',
1. 1 : - -
u re:
n
! 1'
r.
Ol
upun orcnirg th
;moke the balance of U:
hid away for future u-e.
was l'i r,reit'cn, . and tod. y
tiou siio'Vfd tbat all t:
rop.e erceDt tv.T. Pie!
called into tha commiii'-r
after closing the doors and
rroing through fohi s-:
preliminftrirs, which JHh'.-.vl
rcvidy colored fac, tiie r.li-ii-
t!;o cig-.rs was made and lii.- cii t
denied by thrs fscou.ed who v.dih
Mi nit form faid lie could i:roi.
intruder aud thereupon called Mr.
Parmelc to tbe oflice who wes tc-ndt-red
the sumo rccrption, only it was wrought
up to ,i jrreater beat before tlie rnl
nat'ue .of the. charge wns sr-t forth,
Surlice it to say it was "omewhat embar
rassing to the principals of the affair,
wboimmediatily acknowledged that they
were somewhat in the rear of the joke
by setting up the cigars, both acknow
ledging that" they had relished the cigars
which had ao roystenensly disappeared.
write this to amuse the old gentleman.
as I observe he is fond of amusements.
Welcome to the county seat.
The closing hour has coma at last.
L. G. has met defeat ;
He shuddered when he met the blast.
Xo lote the county seat.
They did engage a man of war.
For Mayfleld and Shryock,
With their bazoo loaded, they soon exploded
; By landing on O'Kouric.
Though Billy Is a nice young man :
H courted for our vote : .
lie 4,ot them too, pasd safely through.
Then tried to cut our throats.
L. G. Todd, In a fit of rage.
Did assail one J. C, Boone
Aud did expose bis feeble miad,
Py calling this man a coon.
He was one of the leading clan,
A court house bond acnuUer :
In his reply to a black eye.
He doubts the poets color.
That poet does not doubt his color.
Nor does it give him pain ;
The dueky hue of Father Ham,
Does not affect his brain.
He does not worship Mamdn,
Though not as white as Todd ;
Nor is he a cranky coou.
Though he concedes a God.
Vou caa rant all that you please.
And say we lie and cheat ;
There is one thing you may writs down,
We've got the county seat.
Now when you come to pay your tax,
Jnst bring along the rocks ;
A basket lunch, a feed of corn.
And make a change of socks.
We will treai you well if you behave.
As we are lean and lank ;
It ycu will act a man, don't be a fool.
And cease to be a crank.
AVlien you come to the county seat.
Bring along your brother Race :
We'll take a smile in an o!d fashioned sty.'e
With a crocodile like face.
r
Brirg Ponard, Gibson, Rheldon and Keed,
And Wooloy with the clan ,-
ltli Jveitliley behind, with a bottle of wlte
To bear up tiieEsoiemu van.
Lot r.roady be pased in front of the water
V.'itii presumptions and new fancied laws
ye n keep time to the solemn chimes
i 1 1 j r; etual wa;; of your tongue-
LV-i-l :.nd t he board of triirfe,
: in.ily e: cort you around
i vi!! sunlo, ;nd the kids will shoet
i;-inr.!!:i has c-:uie tu tov.-u.
James Walker sold O. D. Conley five
acres of ground east of the railroad
Consideration $550. Mr.' Conley will
build two houses and will go into the
his eon John; this
will be a vaiuable addition to our town.
MA fr. Hnnlpv ia a. man Slf moana . n1
will be ab.'t to buy and sell on an exten-I Oil Ad Jj ItUUT.
..: i '
oi vo eusie.
Two of our respectable farmers saw an
advertisement iu one of the Omaha pa- I vfnrr.w rru
from $3 to $4. They lay awake all
night for fear they would miss the train
in the morning. On arriving in Omaha.
they found that they could have bought
to better advantage from Edmunds &
Hoot or Baxter & Dawson. One of them
bought a pair of suspender, the other a
pair of socks and then they returned
home and had their hair cut in the latest
fashion by our barbar, Dick Oldham.
When our obliging liveryman. Mr. Alev.
drove them to their respective homes:
they told him that in the future they
would patronize home industries onlv.
and read only such reliable advertise
menta as appear in Tn Plattsmouth
Hkbald.
Notary Public
New Drugstore at Murray
DR. BRENDEL
la finishing up his new building whit
will bo occupied with a first
class stock of
DR CTG-S
r;
I-
: r:o pjua to boom the van,
: the beiis of the !owu,
v.l Kru' caa blow the liotus
; oar. be the c!own,
i i iioiio. Food will to all
n-vev l-i you harm :
r ri'm-oto. in f-Td we cloe
. i iv b'ir.' for a farm.
til
G. ii: v
dofeat
- i.'j L.
! s r i s ! r
i ! ii rnutiry sou,
of ''iaoi.-.
:l liko fl
that han" o'er tha
Attorney T. B. Wilson of Ashland
in tho city on legal business today.
is
T ; 1 . i-;!; s. ai i-r ct'ohs.
I ; :' d... .a -i v '.; i'-'r and hjur.-ome,
'lhoaa idoa.-ai:t i n- owls aud v ions.
The Jlan of Doubtful Color.
KcKlMLEY PaiCH'i FOR Tir-t CANS.
AllI:ou;ih tin plates are one fifth
higher t!:sa they were las; summer, yit
American -kill and ingenuity haa brought
down the priej cf tho cans made fn m
tho.-e plates so that the cans which sold
for $3 a hundred in Baltimore, the cen
ter of tbe canning industry, last fummer,
before the McKinley bill psesed. now
sell for $ 1 a hundred. So will it be
with the tin plates themselyes when
American workiagmen "get their hend
in" making them.
County Court.
S. A. Davis appointed guardian of
minor children of Wm. J. Agnew. de
ceased.
John M. Locke et al vs. E. L, Reed
suit Jon note. Settled and dismissed,
Ilarwood, .Ames & Kelly for plaintiff,
Byron Clark for defendant.
Ellen Quinn vs W. J. Quinn. 6uit on
note defendant given until February 12
to answer. I Byron Clark for nlaintiff.
a 9
J. A. Ilaldemann.
Final settlement of estate of Jackson
G. Oldham, deceased. 17. L. Oldham,
administrator.
Moline, Milburn and Stoddard Co. ys.
Herman Ludwig suit on note, hearing
February 10 at 10 a. m. D. O'Dwyer for
plaintiff.!
James IrTing vs. B. L. Mitler suit on
account, hearing February 7 at 10 a. m.
A. N. Sullivan for plaintiff.
eiTYour Patronage is cordially SoliciU
CLARK'S HOG REMEDY
Clark's Poultry Kcmedy.
BEST IX TIIE WORKD.
For sale by
O, II. &SYDEU,
Dru-ist, Plattsmouth, Ifeb.
Nehawka.
llcsprs. Stuart Rough and R. Deles
Dermer, prosperous young farmers
in the vicinity of the tbtiving little
city of Nehawka, were pleasant callers
at this office today. These centlcmen
give .a good account of Ne
hawka, and say they have made some
substantial improvements there tills
winter. Frank Sheldon, one of the gen
eral merchants is just con plct'n a f ne
residence, alio V. . D. Date?. The IL::;ai.d
is pleased to chronicle the prcsperity of
our Lass county towns.
nTQiAQrs rennet
Cannot become healthy food eimply by
the process of death..
SVIjNTE RAISERS
owe it. to themselves and society to
ADVOCATE REFORai
In swine raising tht will promote the
pu!.uic health. Hogs should be fed
P D
A a
Jo
Bis Sale.
I will ell at public auction at my
farm one mile west and one norJ'i of
.Iurrij-, Xeb., on Friday, February i0:b,
101, coaicu'cclng at 0 o'cK ck t-h i p, r.'l
my farm implements, horses, catde, ho-?,
bay and grain and household good's aud
a larire unmber of other articles.
TEKMS of bale.
All sums under $10 cash, 10 aud
oyer 12 months time girc-n for approved
note bearing 8 per cent intertat, 2 per
cent given fo cash. All bay an 1 grain
must bo cash no discount. A free lunch
will be served at tho noon hour.
Geohge Boeck.
j .' -
N.
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Wasted A travelling man to repre
sent a newspaper in Nebraska. Address
Ukrald office,
HOG and POULTRY REMEDY
Tbe only reiiable medicine for swine.
U.-ed Eucce.-".sfully for fourteen yeara
Prevents eiscasa,
Arrests Disease, slops Cough,
Hastens Maturity.
Destroys Worms,
Increases the Flesh.
For eale by F. G. Fricke & Co
Plattsmouth, Neb.
Paiceh; -35lb cans, $12.-j). $2.o
$1.25 and 50c per pack-ii. The larg9
are tha cheap j.it, Write ror testimonial
'Hogology," a 64 -page pamphlet on
swine will le mailed for a 2-cent sUmpa
Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
JOS. HAAS, fadianapoiia