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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOIl lKKSIIKST,
KKNMAMIN. HAUUISOX,
of Indiana.
ran vice phksidkst,
LEVI V. MOKTON,
of New York.
REPUBLICAN STATC TICKET.
FOIl OOVKKNOK,
JOHN M. TIIAYEIJ.
FOK LIEUTENANT tJOVEUXOIt,
GEORGE I). MKIKLKJOIIN.
FOIl SECKETAKY OK STATE,
GILBERT L. LAWS.
KOIl THKASlItKU,
J. E. HILL.
for ArniTOii ok ruisi.ic ac counts,
THOMAS II. BENTON.
FOIl ATTORNEY C.EXEKAI.,
WILLIAM LEESE.
FOR COM MISSION Ell OK I'L'lU.K" LANDS AXI
KUILDINOS,
JOHN STEEN.
FOR HLTEUINTEXDFNT OK VlIJl.IC IN
BTKCCTION. GEORGE B. LANE.
It i a pitiable siglit to witness the
New York "Wump"' gasping for breath
since the "setting down net" in the very
recent Hill convention at Buffalo. The
"Mag" is gone and the "Wiimp" is simp
ly palpitating. It didn't know it wan
loaded.
The contrast between the republican
And democratic nominees and their man
ner of conducting the campaign 13 n
comforting sight to republican, but the
mngwump who banks entirely on respec
tability is the fellow who suffers most
over the matter poor lost mugwump.
The old Roman 13 raiving mad since
hia arrival home and his discovery that
lie is simply the jumping jack for Grover
Cleveland's circus. The old gentleman
swears roundly that Mr. Cleveland can
take care of his own state of New York
or it may go to the "bow wows." That
was a great hoop-la Swing of the old
Roman and the absurdity of the affair
unfortunately dawns on his intellect after
the cramp colic has loosened its grip on
Ills diaphragm.
SERVILE SHI
The president protests against "Servile
immigration." What does he mean by
the term asks the Chicago Tribune.
Perhaps some of our Nebraska exchanges,
who worship at the shrine of Grover can
explain this singular phrase. The Chica
go Tribune, which has been quoted as
democratic authority right along, inter
pets it to be nothing more nor less than
knownothingism. We are more charita
ble, we don't believe the writer kntw,
himself, what it meant nor how rcdicu
lous it sounds and reads.
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1. As a whole they are the iuie.-t lying lots iu the city.
2. They are shaded with beautiful -forest trees.
3. They are located between Chicago and Lincoln Avenues,
the two finest drives about the city.
4. They are only a ten minutes' walk from the business
portion of the town.
5. Ten minutes' walk from tin new Driving Park and Fair
Grounds.
G. By reason ot their location between the two main thor
oughfares into the city, they are more accessible than lots in
other additions.
7. The only addition in the city reached by two established
avenues.
8. The only new addition to the city reached by water
mains and with a prospect ot being supplied in the near future
with complete water privileges.
9 New sidewalks recently constructed to within a few feet
of the addition and will shortly be extended.
CIVIL HIS IIV ICE IlVMlWil.
The BpecUclc of the president of the
United States contributing to the cam
paign fund to secure hi own election,
and advertising the contribution, j n
sad comnicntary on tlio florid etuays that
have been written by mugwumps nnd
independents in praise of Mr. Cleveland's
ligh notions ulout the public service:
but, to the honest civil service reformer
there is a deeper meaning on the part of
Mr. Cleveland, than the simple proposi
tion to aid nnd assist the democratic par
ty, and himself, into office by the use of
money. He has said witli pompous high
sounding phrase, time and again, that the
public service must be kept above the
level of partisan politics and th.it con"-".-hutions
nud assessment should not be
levied upon the ollice-holder. Yet,
her is this pretender to public virtue
saying, by virtue of his high otlice. to
each employe of the government, " You
must contribute." How does he say it '!
Why, by publically Setting the example
and contributing a fourth of his annual
salary. It means that employe are ex
pected to subscribe, and no office-holder
will fail to recognize the presidentinl tip.
Neither will the Higgins and Gorm:ins
of democratic politics longer hesitate to
take the federal oflice holder by the
throat and demand his money or his po
sition. For down right dishonesty in
political matters G rover Cleveland is en
titled to the belt.
Mil. Blaine is a very bad man! Maine
is a very bad state! The people, in fact,
are very ignorant in Oregon, Vermont,
and Maine! When you desire enlighten
ment on the great industrial question,
you must steer clear of the ignorant
working man; the knighted, skilled la
bor of the factory; the fellow who beards
sheep on the great American commons,
and hasn't time to read Cobden litera
ture; the Irishman who doesn't know
that Johnny Bull is anxious for Pat's
wek-fare in America; the foreign laborer
who comes to this country to selfishly
better his personal condition and that of
his family. These people can't under
stand the great and glorious underlaying
principles of freetrader '.). You must go
to the solid sorth, where labor is digni
fied! where the school house has not
poisened the plchian mind; where the
ballot box is zealously guarded wiih the
shot gun! There you will find lofty
minds and philanthropic spirits, who
look beyond the glitter of a days good
wages to the world's markets of cheap
fabrics and low wages, and if you can
not find a high euough grade of intelli
gence there, in the Solid South, go
farther, cross the ocean to old England,
where everything is English, you know.
There you will find the philosopher and
statesman hand in hand spending their
time .nd their gold to evangelize this
benightened land of the brother
Jonathan.
Count Mitkiewicz, who is thoroughly
informed as to China, is reported to
scout the idea that China has rejected
tlia uew treaty w'th America. In his
opinion China favors the treaty restrict
ing the emigration of Chinese to the
United States because China docs not
favor emigration. For that reason China
would accept the treaty, since it would
affect English interests at Hong Kong
and Canton and not its own. The atti
tude of congress on the Cnina question
has l.en taken advantage of by the Eng
lish to further their own ends. It is
evidently an English trick to spread
abroad the rumor thr.t China rejected the
treaty with the view that hostile legula
tion would shake the friendly relations
between China and the United States.
This would allow the British to take
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nway the Chinese trade from this coun
try, and to kill the project of building
American railroads in that empire.
Should it turn out to be true that China
lias not rejected the treaty, the suspicious
of British interference iu our relations
with China would be strongly conformed.
- Ike'
McSiiane for governor? "Great gov
ernor;
Call for Republican Primaries.
The republican election of Cuss Co.,
Neb., are requested to meet in their re
spective wards and precincts ou Saturday
Sept. 22nd, iy3, to elect delegates to u
convention to be held in Louisville, on
the (Hh day of October, at 11
o'clock a. in., for the purposu of placing
in nomination candidates for the follow
ing offices:
One senator.
Two representatives.
One county attorney.
One county commissioner.
The several wards and precincts arc
entitled to the following number of
delegates:
Tipton precinct
Greenwood
Salt Creek
Stoye Creek
Elm wood
South Bend
' Weeping Water
Center
( Louisville
Avoca
Mt. Pleasant
Eight Mile Grove
Liberty
Rock Bluffs
Plattsmouth Precint
" 1st ward
2nd "
:ird "
4th "
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Primaries will bj held in the various
wards and precints on the 22nd day of
September at the following places:
Tipton at Eagle (5 p. m.; Greenwood at
voting place 7:150 p. m.; Salt Cretk at
skating rink in Greenwood vi'lage 7:30;
Stove Creek at Elmwood village 7 p. m. ;
Elnjwood at Center school ho4se 7;'10j
Sou'h Rend at sehool house 4 p. ni.;
Weeping Water precinct at Cascade
school house 7 p. i:;.j Weeping" Water
city at Union hall 3 p. m.; Center at Man
ley ; p. m.; Louisville at Adams' opera
house 8 p. m.; Avoca at Ilntchius school
hous" 2 p. in.; Mt. Pleasant at Gilmore's
school bouse 4 p. in.: Eight Mie Qrove
at Ilyalt's school house :iJ0p. nr; Liber
ty at Union school house 7:1)0 p. m.;
Reck Bluffs at Bergers school house 3 p
m.; Plattsmouth precinct at Taylor's
school house 4 p. in.; Plttsmouth, 1st
ward at county judges office 4 to 8 p. m.,
2nd ward at 2nd ward school house 4 to
8 p. m., 3rd ward at Ritrhey's lumber
office at 4 to 8 p. m., 4th ward at Byron
Clark's office 4 to 8 p. in.
M. D. 'Polk, Chairman.
R. S. Wilkinson, Secretary.
A profuse and many times exces
sively offensive discharge, with "stop
ping up" of the nose at times, impair
ment of the sense of smell and taste,
watering or week cyea, impaired hearing,
irregular appetite, occasional nausea,
pressure and pain over the eyes, and at
irmes in the back of the head, occassion
al chilly sensations, cold feet, and a
feeling of lassitude and debility, are
symptoms which are common to catarrh,
yet all of them are not present in every
case. Dr. -Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures
catarrh in its worst farms and stages. It
is pleasant to use, and contains no pois
onous or caustic drugs. Of druggists,
fof 50 cents.
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
The republicans of the United States, assem
bled by their delijrates in national convention,
pause on the threshold of thfir proceedings te
honor the memory of their first grat leader
and immortal champion of liberty and the
rights of the people, Abraham Lincoln, pikI to
cover also with wreaths of imperishable re
membrance and gratitude the heroic names of
our later leaders who have been more recently
called away rrom oiirunuiieila. dam. (larnehl.
Arthur, Logan and Conkling. May theirmem
orh's be faithfully cherished. We also re'al!
with our greetings' and prayer for his recovery
the Dame of one of our living hero s whose
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10. New brick schooLhouse now being constructed.
11. Will certainly have street car privileges at 110 distant date
12. If you wish a fine view of the river, locate on a lot in
South Park.
13. It you wish a sightly and picturesque view of Platts
mouth, it can be had from a South Tark lot.
14. To persons in the railroad employ, the eastern portion
of South Park is the most deslreable residence locality in the city,
15. To persons desiring a residence on Chicago Avenue, the
Avestern portion ot South Park is available for that purpose.
10. The 13. & M. railroad track runs near the cast line of the
addition, furnishing good facilities fur manulaeturing industries.
17. If you locate in South Park you will have good neigh
bors : Mayor Simpson, John 11. Cox, John A. D'avies, John
L. Minor, J. A'. Weckbach, Chas. Harris, John II. Young,
Henry Waterman, W. C. Ingraham, Jerrv Farthing Tl.os. j?.
Reynolds, S. A. Davis, L. A.Miner, C. M.'Weed, Prank Irish,
J. X. Glenn, C. L. Colemone, S. A. Speakinan, A. Peeson, Chas!
nu mory will be trejinured In the history both
of teputilieniiH nd of the republic. Tim inti'i
b tliul if th noble col lier and Livolite child
of victory. 1 luiii II. Mii-iiiluii.
In the t-pirit of those ureal leader" and of our
di-votloii t luiliiiin hht-ri v, u'ld Willi Ihat hos
tility to ail terms of tlcxpot Mil Hi d iiir'siiii
which is the f uinJaiiM-iilal idea of the i-ub!i-cali
party ceiMl Iratt-'iial i-i.nm nt ulal li'iii
to our fellow Amei leiiiiH of llrail upon ihHr
great act of emancipation which completed
I lie ithodtloii of shtverv throiilii.ut Ihe two
Alueiic.tii coiiti'ieiilH. We eal to-.stiy hope we
may coon conjrral ulte our fellow cillz-iit of
lrlh birth ttoii th'.i peaceful leeiivery of home
rule for 1 1 t-'ai.il.
WK AITIIcM 1"K JNSWKIt VI ; HKVOTION
to Ihe i ji 1 1 . :t! constitution urnl to Ihe luui.--sol
ihle union o! stated lo the aulooi.uiy ic
sei viil to i he "talcs tuioer the eoiii-ttl utioli. to
the personal rights mk liberi'es ot citi.ce in
all 'arci .ooi lei r'lortes in the union and ec
peclally to the sup-cine and sovereign I igtit of
every cit'eu. licit or poor, native or lorelgu
burn, white or black, lo ca-t one free ballot in
the publlu elections mm to have that halhit
duly counted. We hold a free and honest op
u'ar ballot and lut and ( ijual repreyenlalioit
of all p oj!e lu in: the I(iii0-.1 ion of our re
publican government and cemnnd Hectve
legislation to cecure the ititcgilty and puiily
( f cleeiiniiH w hlch are ll.e fountains of all ub
lic .iiithorit v. We cl.nrge Ihat ttie present a1 -luliilsl
iv. t Inn a::. I the ileiii'icl a: le majority In
congress owe their existence to i he mi p predion
ot the ballot by l he criminal nulliticat cm if i he
constitii' ion and laws of the tinted Males.
We are uiM'ioiiiprouiis'iigly in favor of the
American system ol protection. We protest
against the 'destruction proposed by the prefci
dent iiiki his party. Iheycerve the inleieMs
of Euiope
M K Wll.f. tri-J'pTtT INTFW'STS OK AIEfK,A.
Ve accept the Issue, and c.'andently ;i peal to
the people for l heir judgment, 'f lie protective
system must he maintained. Its itbaudoiipieiit
!':! iilwavs been followed by tet era I ill" i-tcr
to :!! Iliteirsis evcepl tllonU or the uliMUcr
and sh'.'iil).
We dem mice the Mills' bill ;ts destructive to
gen1 r.il liMx'nei-s, labor, ai U i he lai ining inter
csts ol ihe country, and wu hearthy eimorse
the cousii-lciit mi ' pati iotic action of the re
publican rcpre'clilrijiveu in co;h;tc: J In opi'l s
ingits passage. We condt lull Ihe proposition
of I lie democrat ic pal t y to lace Wool on the
f'ee list and insis'. that Ihe duties thereon
slia 1 be aiijii' teu Mid maintained .-o a to fur
nish full and adequate protection lo that iu-ou-try.
The republican early w ould etlcet ui needed
leducth u of tii . atio'ual r venue by repealing
the tax -s on tobacco, which are an iirrogai.ee
and I union to agriculture, and the, tax upon
spin's use.l in the arts anil lorn echai ieal pur
poses, and by such revision of the turiil 'laws as
will tend to check imports o such arti lc as
a e produced by our people, the pUiiiuctioli of
which gives employment ; to our labor, and re
lease from import duties tnese aitieles of for
eign product ion. except luxuries, the like of
which cannot bt produced at home, there hall
still remain a larger rcveeue than is reipilsitt
for the wants of government, of internal taxes
rather l hau sun ender any part of our i rotec
tive system M the Joint bell-st of the whisky
ring and agents f foreign m.iuufacturers.
AO.UNST I'Al j-Fi; and i.Ar.oi; TUTU'S.
We declare liostility ta uie n lioductioii into
tbu coiiiii i of to'reinii contract labor apd ot
t hiucie labor alien lo our civiiizat ion and our
constitution, and we. deiniiiit! the ruii l cif.n-c-iii
t-- tit ol 'existing laws ugnliiM It anu favor such
Immediate legislation as will exclude such la
bor from our shores.
We declare our opposition, to aM coinlu.a
t !oiis ol capital oigani.cd in trusts or other
wise to control arbitrarily the cunlUion rf
trade aieoiiir iir ciii':iiiy e" reeon iiiend
t yongtess and the'state legislatures iu their
respect ive jiil isdicl Ions sceli legislaliott as w ill
prevent the exertion of all schemi s to oppress
the per pic by ii'.uue eh .it ( on their ruppjies
(r o unju i rates o.r uie irausiioi-ia'ion. of
tli"jl" prutl'-ictj to 1
we approve h'gisla' ion by congress to pre
vent alike unjust burdens and unfair d Fcriui
inath'i) betweon flpteb'.
1'UHLIC I.AXl) I.KOISI.ATIOX.
AVe reatiirni Ihe policy of appropriating the
public lands of the I'hiti d States to be home
steads lor Ainerietiii cii i'ens and settlers n t
aiii-i'.s. w hie' Ihe republican parly established
in IS- 2 8g:rist the jieisiste it oppobilioll of
the detnocrais in congress, which has brought
our great western dcm:-i into magnificent le-velopemei-t.
'1 lie resroiatimi of unearned land
gi anls t o i he public doui: in for t be use of ac
tual settlers, w h;ch was begun ii" der t!a' ad-miil-ration
of rres'tlent Arthur should be
continued. W'e deny that the democratic patty
has ever restored mm acre to tim people, but
declare that by the jo tit action of repubheahs
and democrats about, fifty million acres of un
earned lands, originally granted for the eori
struc! ion of raill a.ids, ljaye been restored fo
the public domain in pureuanco of conditions
inserted by the lenubiican party in the oiigin
al grants. We cha.-ge t. c democratic adminis
tration with lailerc to execute laws seeming to
settlers title to llieii hoinesteisris and wilh us--iug
apnrpriatio;:s imtue for that, purpose to
hari ass ir-tioeent settlers with frpit and prose
cutions under the false pn tense of exposing
frauds and vindicating the law.
ADMISSION' or TKKHZTOIUES,
The government by eomrresp of the lei" it ri
ies is i7aced upon necessity only to ihe end that
they may become slates in the union : there
fore, whenever the conditions of population,
material resources, p blie intelligence and
morality are such as to insure stable local gov
ernment therein the people of juieh territories
ehou'd b- permitted, a right inherent in them,
to fon.i for themselves constitutions and state
government and be ad itted into t lie union,
r'endins preparatl n for statehood nil oflicers
thereof should be selected irom bona fide
resid' nts and citizens nf the territory wherein
they arc n serve Si.uili Dakota should f
right he iiiiriie''iately admitted as a state in
the union under the constitution framed and
adopted by her people and we heartily en
dorse the action of the lepublicMi senate in
twice parsing hi!U fi.r her admission. 'I he re
fusal of the democratic house ot icpresenta
tive. orpartirtun purirrseo, to favorably con
sider these bills Is n willful violation' of the
sa red American principle of local self-govern
ment, and merits the condemnation of all just !
men. 'I he pending bills in the senate for acts j
to enable the neople of Washington, North
Dakota and Mnntaiint territories to form con
stitii i ui and estahlisii state governmc! ts
shou'd be passed without unnecessary rle'av.
The rei ublican ea ty pledges inself to'do a!l hi
Ps power to facilitate the admission or t nt tf r.
I'it.'d ies of New Mexico. W yoming. Idaho and
Arizona to the enjoyment "of pelf-government
as states. Such of t hem as are row ojuililied
as soon as possible.and others as soon as tiicy
may become so.
Ifei P f l T II A M Wk if
11 3 II II H 1 i 1 I
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The political .
t he teri Ilia If an , i
menai (: to ir c iii,..., . I
ne hditf sullen d. 1 . ii tele: e p trite 1he le
publiiiut party o a piopi lute Jecis.auin
M-scnipg i::r s. vi ii l;ii ly ol t he nui Ion in i.,
the It 1 1 lt'-i b's w he e l he mo is tpiec I lonei
mid In torlberuiK c f Hint lid to pb i
uponil't! stainle book leglslnth n rt li ti i
eie uh i divorce i oli. ii ui In in v etelaNiic:.
power. nd lliiiH ctamp out the atleia
wieki'dness i'l polvgaiuy.
'I he r-pnb!.can Vi.ity is in fevnr of the i -of
hot Ii ci'id end si Ivor as inoncx. aim i,
den lis the pi ley ol Ihe o. II oci ;. i ie ailinti.
ll.ilion in ii- l!i'r's lo iieiiioi.i l I.- s lv r.
NVeiieieatid Ihe reduction ol u iii r poet; g
to 1 c- :.l per i uni e
In a lepuhilc. 1 Leohis. w Imie he cutei s
Ihe sover.lgii and ll.e llicll the m m an
where lio power is exi icisco exeeit ti Ihe wl
of the people, it Is hii,.ot null Ihat the soe.
'ign people should pessec- lulelilge ce. '1 hi
fleeM hool Is the i oluol cr ot ihat lli'.cl lg In .
which ix to pri sei c us ! free-pal Ion. '1 her
tore. Hie state or nation, or both eonbmei
should support Irer n.st it ill tons of leu in I.
Kiilliciciil to milord to eycky child grown g u
in the lain! the oppoiluhity ol a good commoi
scl.oi 1 t'C UCItliOh.
Oi l; A! r I C li va l MAKI.N'K.
We eaine.st'y recommenil th;;t pioiupl ae h
be taken b c i pu ss in Ihe e ai l no l.l f .sue
Icgisrailon as will l est ceeuie the lebabili u
lion of our An eric u n.eri lian' luaiiiie. a
we protest against the passage In congress i
a tree chip bill as calculated to woik iiijiutice
to labor by b hscnii g Ihe wages of tin se en
gaged in preparing materials as well as (hose
directly employed In our shipyaids. e de
mand appropriations for i lie etrly rebuilding
id' our navy, lor the com-miction of c nsi
foi tih at nn ii.l iikiiIi-iu onilnauee and otlu r
: pp-i Vi n model II lin-il S of delei.se for I he
protect !(! if iii' defi useless halbois ami
fit les . for t he pay men I ol jut pc si oils to our
soldiers, for i:ece-sar w rk" ot nalbo al I" -poilanc
in the iiiiproyemeiit ( f li e harliois
and ch ili' e! ; of internal, coast w iser ami
me gn commerce lor t!m eneon aeincnt I
1 he shipp'.":; i"iey( :d o tim All nlic. (lull
and i.ciiic s.aics us e!l as lor the payc n!
of the m. ituiiug public debt. This ;.o!ii y will
give en plo meat to our 1 bor. activity to i.iu
various inilnsi i u s increased sci ui iiy lo pin
country, promote trade, o en nevv :o:,l oncct
m ark t I s for otiy prod d.;ld and (lii'ii p li I he cost
1 1 ai.opn. lat mil V, aninu tli'p lo e far
bettcrpii" i in' coiltitty tliiia t e ib liioiiat le
po'isy of limning I lie goycrnment u money
w ithout interest to "pet banks."
Fo l: K KIN l: K I. AT 1 1 ' N s.
The ceudiiet of foreign ;i (fairs ' , ihe p;e-eiit
administration hi' ,.u u-i lugiii'slied b inet
lieii py rti.o cowardice liavim; v. ill, draw i.
frein the senate all piT.diiig tiea 'cs elleeted
by n puhiii an af'mmtstnttini s for Ihe retdval
of foreign birdcns and restiictiims upon our
eommeice ami (or iU io;iensin Into a belter
mallei H i.mm neither affected nor prop s' d
a;. y others in their ctead l'rofe-sing adher
ence to tli' Monroe itoctrii e. it lia seen W'th
idle cuiiiplaeeiicy t he extension of foieign in
llueiifc in Central America and of foreign trade
everywhere among our .neiirhboi s U lias re--
fiiH(i to charter.
V.,
,iu or encourage any
A ,ii i u:.'.o oigaiiiyt iidi pir eoiistnicl ing the
jMi iragua canai. a work ot vtai Imporiaiico to
the u.aiiilciiaiiiw o- liie Monroe doctrine ai-!
d' piir r.aiiocHl influence In I'enlial and S u'li
America, nr.d lieceesH" v fo the developmcn;
of trule w nh our "acidic territory, with .Sou h
America, and with the further co;ist oj ihe
I'acilic Ocean.
VlSilKJUKrt IJL'KSTION
We arraign the present lenioer l ic adininis
trai ioi for lis weak j-.nd unpairiiitie i 'm ! inent
of (lie lisht lie- quest ion, and its piisillaniinoas
surreiiilerof all privi! 'g's in which our lis'u-rx
visselsare enti led in ( 'Miad'-in pm under
he treaty if I'-iy. :;,e 11 eiproea'-- mnri"
t i:e lci.-i.hu ion of !s;;'i and cemity of natims
fiid Wlilcll (.aii 'ili.!!! list-nig vessels icceive In
Ihe ports of the I'nited Ktat''s. kxe con Icmu
I he i i licy id the present adminisi ration nnd
tint deliiiict'ii tic majority iu congress towards
our lishciics as iin'fi iendlv an-.i co.ispicioiily
Ulipal I iotie and as tending m destroy a valual.ie
national iudiistiy ::nd an indispensiiile resource
ol defense against f reign enemy.
The name of American applies alike to ill
cili.eiiS of the n-p ibii -. and inr,i.se upon men
alike the .t:-i!lc (-liatl: 1 ol ob-dleii"e to the
aw . ,. t t he same I hue ci irpsh In is ami iniis:
be the panoply and safeguard ot him who weais
it, should shic d and plot ei t him w bet her 1 1 i 1 1
or low. rich or poor, in ail his civil light I
should and must afford him protection at home
and follow and protect him abroad in whatever
laud he may be on a lawful errand.
CIVIL SKKVIf K KPKIIKM,
The liir-n who ah niuoned the rep:: hi scan par
ty iu lss-1 and com in at'- o ad Here to I he demo
cratic party have doserieii not only the cause
oT b.e est gove'-imienr. but of smiui! finance, of
freedom and purity of the ballot, but espec
ially have deserted the cau-e of refor in (lie
civil servn-e. We will rut fail to keep pr
pledges because Dey have broken theirs, or
be -a'lse their candidate has lrnk n liis. We
therefore repea 0111 tlee!: ation of tssi tov.it :
The reform of civil service auspiciously 1- im
ini''er lepubiican admiiii.slratio should be
cei:-i'eted by afnrth-r extension of lh - reform
s sten: already es: blislmii oy la v, to id; grades
of Ihe service Mi v. ,hi-h it is aiel!i d. Tb'esiir--if
aiid purpose of ii foiiii .should be ob.-orved in
all executive appnintments. and all laws at
varience w ith the object of existing reform I g
islatiou should be icpealed. anil that Ihe flan
gels to free institutions which lurk in the pow
er 'f of cial patronage in- y be wisely ana ef
fectively avoided.
The gratitude of tlie &.u!"ii to the defenders
of the ;;iiin cannot l.e assured except bv 1hw.
'I he legislation of congress should conform to
the pledges made by a loyal p-op'e, and be so
enlarged and extended as to prov'de against
the i.ossibility tlr-t any man who honor bly
were t he federal eiiifoi m shall becon e sin in
mate of an almshouse or depend ut on - rival
cliarity. In the presence i an ovcrd 'Wing
t eaanry ii wo'.iUl b a publb scandal to do less
for those whose valorous service preserved lie
government We denounce the hostile spit it
diown by ITesident "ievel;tml iu bin numerous
vetoes of liieasures for pension relief, and the
action of tiie deniocral ic house of representa
tives in refusing even consideration of gener: 1
pension legislation.
In support --f the principles I'erewith enun
ciated we invite t lm co operation of patriot!"
men i f all parties. speei-.liy of ali working
men whose prosperity ij se' ions'y thr tened
by Ihe free tli.du polity of the pieent admin
istration. The til r eo cr-Mi tf good go vein ment is
tin virtue and sobriety c,f the i rnvl- Mid ihe
puri'.v of tin ir hopies. 'I he lepuhliean p-rty
coriiin'l svin pathizes with vll wise aid v.r!!
oirecled eltoi-ssfor the promotion of t-inper-anee.
A. Itankin, Sarah E. Alexander, John Moore, M. A. Ship
Lillie Kalisky, T. W. Faugh t, Clayton Iiarbcr. W. J. lie
Harry Kneller, J. E. Uanvick, J. G. J loyal, W. N. McLei.in'.
1. C. Minor, F. McCourt, J. C. Fought, W. J. Warrick, J uq
A. X. Sullivan, and other prominent citizens are owner! v
South Park property. -,
IS. Over 811.000 worth of this desirable property has beA
disposed of within a short period and no pa it has been sold (
outside speculators, vhih i- solid -proof of the t-ub.-tan ':
growth ot this part ot the city.
ltJ. More substantial houses have been built in h
during the year pa-t than in any one locality, an
building boom continues.
20. Terms, one third c-i.-h, balance in one and t'
lots may be purchased on monthly
21.
Purchase a Jul and we will
to buiid.
i..
Ills.
Dn.OACE'OCAi.
ttymptoma of Cut.
otmtruci ion r nw, clisclm.
throut. hoinet ones prnfuw, w
nt others, thick, leiiHcioim, inu
Moody and putrid ; eyon weak, ri.
i leu I niss. ilitliciilly ol i'lenriiif thro
rulioii of otfeiisive ni.illi r: btt itlli
uni U and tiiHte iiiipiuri'il, and j-cihtq
Duly a lew jl l liesu NVinplouiM fikely to
nt nt once. Thousands of cases result
Butnpt mil. an 1 end in the (.'laic.
Ily its mild. ciMit hioir. nnd IdhIIivjc jirnpt
Dr. Sihtc'h Iteinedv cures the worst chrck.
The Original
oasaW ImrnDiiiii
Uneotialeilasa I.Ivor Pill. Pmnliest.i heHjw
est, eiisii-st to take. Olio Pellet ii Iim.
Cure Melt IBeutliu lie, (tiliou IBejulaclic,
Iizzineia( ('oiimII pillion, IikIIkcviIoii,
IliliouM AttaekM, ami till derangement of
the fctoinuch uud bow-i Id. 1 eta, by drtttrtfibtH.
JULilfS f EPPCHBlF.G.
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TOIIA (CO AM) S.MOKKIIS' AIITKMiS
always in stork. Nov. Vt; H S.'i.
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BARBER AND HAIR DREFSFR.
All work ir.st-tlass; v.ist Fil'tli Stictt.
Noitli lioliert Slierwood's Store.
An Explanation.
.AVIiat is tliis "nervous Iroiilile" willi
wliit h so many nei in now to lie nillictcd? If
you will renietiilior a few years iie, tlio
word miliaria was eonipaiati vely un
known, today it is as common ns
word in t!)- JJnolisIi I.itpLrna'e, yet
tiny
tln-t
word
nil
( rs only tin- in atiinj; of
anotlirr
won i
.a-t.
as tin
iist-ti 113" our lori-r.itiiers
our lop-r.itiiors in tiniesj
So it is used witli iiervoii'; disfiise.,
y and Alaluri i are inb -i.ili-d tot-over
what our orniidfatln-rs called liilioiism hM,
and all arc caused hy troulihs tliat fiiiso
from a diseased condition of tin; Liver
whic h in pet foiniiii"; its functions milling
it cannot dispose of ihe l,ie lliroiili tho
ordiimry clcinnfl is compelled to puss it
off through the system cau-iii n rviiin
t rou I ilcs, miliaria, Uiliotis I-'evcr, etc.
You wlio nr" suffering can will iippreci-
ate a cure,
We reronuiiend (Jredi's A ti
oust Flower.
lts cures are marvelous.
$500 Reward,
We will pay lie ahovo rewjird fcr any
case of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sink,
headathe, i,il ijrest ion. eotisl ijmt idi or
Cost! vi ncss v. e "cannot r un; with
West's V "ctal.h- Liyer i'il! -:, w Um tho
directions are strictly complied with.
They are purely yeirtahle, and never
fail to give satisfaction. Larye boxes
eoiitaiiiiiig !i0 stio-ar coated pills, 20c.
L or sale ly Hll lru";";irtts.
countei feits and imitations.
lloware of
The Ken-
nine i.ifliiu factored only hy John O. We
k Co., 8r,') W. Madison St. Ohicavuid
Sold hy W. J. Warrick.
Tlie standard remedy for liter
plaint is West's Liver Pill-; they
disnpp- int you. L'O j.ills 2.1c. At
rick's druir store.
coni
nevcr War-
F'ro Irsurrrce -.ritt-?n (n ttie
Etna, Phcenix end Herifotd by
Wintihsm & Dcvless.
VVoccJ for Ss
Leave orders with J. D.
cett Tutt's store.
lo.
Tutr,
nt
r.cu
tf.
2? t
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p ivinents.
han yi.u m-ine
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PLATTSMOUTH