THE DAILY HE HALO : I LATTSMOCTIT, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY,
V
7ho Platlsmouth Daily Herald.
Publishers & Proprietors.
THE MEETIXO LAST EVENING.
The meeting at tins opera hous? was
well attended Inst evening despite the
heavy ruin hiicI almost iinpaKMihlc streets.
Mr. Watson, our float candidate, enter- j
t lined hi aduitors with n brief and
pointed rfuine of thi taritf h-rriblatiou ,
r t . . a I
01 me country, uuring our national cx-
TI1K PI.A1I .JMU I II IIKKAl.;.
Ii ptiblhlied oi'rv ewiium except .Sunday
ami V. kly every I hufday nomiif;. L.rni--
lerea at inn poiiomce. r.at .miioim n. JM-or.. s ; , nr,. t,llwin,, .,;,. l ,.n,l
ae.ond-cliov mall-r. Oilier romer of Viue and '"'""Ct, MloW lllg tlrl U.itloilHl and C0II1-
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOIt PKEHIPKNT,
BENJAMIN" HAIIKLSON,
of Indiana.
KOII VIC E rHKSIOKNT,
LEVI V. JIOIiTOX,
of New York.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
II. C. RUSSELL, Colfax county.
CEO. II. HASTINGS, Saline county.
M. M. 1JUTLEII, Cass county.
CIIAS. P. IDDINOS, Lincoln county.
JAMES McNKXKY, Webster county.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
KOR GOVKIINOK,
JOILV M. THAYER.
FOIt LIEUTENANT OOVEKNOK,
OEOROE D. MEIKLEJOHN.
KOH SECKKTAnV OF STATE,
GILBERT L. LAWS.
FOIt TKEASt llKIt,
J. E. Ill LI
FOR ACDITOU OK PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
THOMAS II. DENTON.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM LEESE.
for commissioner ok l'uuLic LAN us and $73,000 in buying his way into Congress,
pointed out the fact that during the
period, binee of republican supre
macy, when the doctrine of protection
to American industries and American
labor has had its full swing, that the
country has enjoyed its greatest pros
pcrity. His remarks were well received
by the appreciative audience. Hon.
John L. Webster, of Omaha, followed in
n brilaiant speech, which for argument,
pathos and apt pleasing illustration by
anecdote and otherwise was a rare treat;
touching upon the democratic proposi
tion to throw the American markets open
to the world he showed conclusively the
result of such a course would lie at the
expense of our wage workers. He called
attention to the bad record of the demo
cratic party upon every great vital ques
tion which has effected the welfare -of
the American people in times past. Then
he took up the issue in the present cam
paign in Nebraska and showed, the
absurdity of John A. McShane's claims
to statesmanship and preferment. How
that gentleman's only idea of greatness
was its money value in the market, how
he debauched this congressional district
two years ago expendting something like
Fon
KCILDINOS,
JOHN STEEN.
8UPERINTENDFNT OK PUBLIC IN
STRUCTION. GEORGE B. LANE.
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET-
FOR CONGRESS,
(First ConKreslnal Iitiict.)
W. J. CONN ELL.
COUNTY TICKET.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
MILTON D. POLK.
FOR FLOAT r.r.FRIISI NTATIVE,
i !'! fi : N.. i.tlit ,)
JOHN WATSON.
KOH REIT. ESENT.VTI VES.
X. M. SATCHEL,
EDWIN JEARY.
FOR COUNT V ATTORNEY,
ALLEN BEESOX.
how he then had to buy the Omaha
Herald at $122,000 to get the patronage
ear of the great Grover and how his
object now was to procure by the same
means a seat in the United States Senate
from this iepublicin state, and finally,
how he was not going to get there. The
speeches were good, the meeting was re
sponsive and enthusiastic and at its close
Hon. IL B. Windham, chairman, pro
posed three cheers for Harrison and
Morton which were give", with a hurndi.
The meeting w.-is a Mirc-.-M ;iiid republi
cans i p s'-nt wen l'n- y.
JvtXV'T you linow it ? Of course you do and you
will want warm Underwear, Blankets, etc.
QUR Line is Unsurpassed by any other line in
the city. A handsome
AniETY of Seasonable Dress Goods, Broad
cloths, Henrietta, Cloths 3 Trecots, etc-
YER YTIIIXG in Blankets, Flannels, Bed
Comforts, Ilosierv, Battings, that you will
want-
PMinot limucltie Imv.- 1
Auk your ivuukt
acci'MIn to youri"
Uoniilvrly
retailer will nup t ;
rutuUcra willcuu v
h.-v.-ir;? our nam unci prlr-o tnmpI i l.'ilntr on Ihn !. Your
y . -j i t '.i- v--i-i-eaJ
, , - ; i:'.i-i.vt W upott wuieh thi-y inuko it lawr proUU
. .... m rm TT1 T TT
$4 SHOE
CANNOT FAIL
S ATI S FYXf
rur iiincT C JT
rCT,inUA
JJAMES
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Janir!) Mpfiiis 41 S!i Ii In eicVv wi '! ri .l to il.e wlilcti only few year UK wT ret., l-l lit -Wt
It ton dr,M If vol ii ! VrV m :. ,.;., V(n, will ooiivluo.l thrlt w .lo nt .xnif!t rt. Our. ar. th
2?l ItSal T1 a"'l i t S a- I iho v,l... I.i,ltt or .y.ttn of b..ln. nre "''T.;,V,,U' " '
uuiiitv oi fL-t.-rv pr.-lu.-l;.. In ur w i.ro tho largeHt niauurwaurrnt In I ha luiltj-a htaten.
H OiVaof our ikve.'"-''"' ' ''"" w:-' 1 vltju thu "Uo retailor, of thal'ac-IUo foiist and Ro. ky
'Tmiiilrl''' v'' ' T ' H I ' i ; ' r u'ltd of my trip. I bn thn, tnr nu.-cccM In pl.-u-lnour full
line In lli hiiint.i 'A
npleuliil re'i"ii f- r .
retail iilout iloul;!.- '!
pvoplt: who we-ir -JAMES
31 KA X?.'
(tjt-s uf every p-.ir.-i;,- i.r
iiut tvlien a retail, r ;. n -l
tlm l'iiian'l f.r ; i . ;.-.
Now, kiln! r.-.t.t , .v
uiurta vou that i& ' 'i
yi the soles, you -
whtlt rour i.li.n-s Ii..
our nam? and '" '
cannot be uide t-i-
HheM frenf c".y
thecouutrr.
reut In a piiUd c:- r.
r p-.p
i on Ml - :!'- ;
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I l.fivn vlriltl'll." H ltO- Oil lo Ml.V. "'lllU 1 I
i..-1'iiuno luont or tliu re-taller nr.) -lmrKl"t tlielr riiHtom.-i at
sinie have rout at whole-wile. Tlio coiiM..iieueo In thai tli.J
. -.ea li!!Hr a pair for shoe u hl. h ore not worth a inweli an our
; --. Our BlHM-s with their very low retail prl.-en HtiiinN..I on tli
l.lh pric-e whleh have hitherto rulu.l In the retail mill kett here,
Li Uii block they at oneo begin to o oir like hoi eitkeM, no t;ruut
i-.!.t what the above nlxnlMert no far ax you ureef.neerned. II
ii.es bearliiK noui.uufax-tuierV niuiie or llxrO r. iiill i i iee iaiui-l
u- lilif ami your retailer i irooaoy inmniK i't
ii j -r !- M
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l :: I -
m ouaaoru wnoioii " i.i n..h j
wlde-nwake retailer In all parte af
i tLi-Mole. of our ahoes before inoy leave our
i thnn they are worth
act. ry bo that you
la any aiatuor 'ferrlu.ry if yuu wui luve.t one
CO., il Lincoln St., Uostoa, Mass
i ry are aald by
s I'.litu your reach 1
I.
Z-J aa, alT y
DEALER IX-
0U will not regret looking our .tjijj
"rrent De
partments over .before purchasing. It will
pay you.
gJYiiVi BUGS and a Handsome Line of Car
pets, Matts, Floor Oil Cloths, and Linoleum at
Low Prices.
i
Nl) ALL KINDS OV-
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
ATE ST STYLES OF-
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I-. i i i ( ONSTAXTLY ON HAND.
SIXTH
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IT ATI fix I 'IT, M I'.
7t' Ml J.JJii.Xs.
or .;tiiV i'J for
FOR COMMI:-MO Kit, 1 .-T.
A MM I B. TODD.
hist.
FOR STTRVEYOIZ.
HERMAN SCHMIDT.
Read the news from New York, New
Jersey, Conner ticut, Virginia and Indbiua
It h.is a Harrison and 3Iirton boi.in to
it that wakes the echoes.
Watch out for 'Burthard" and
'Morey Letter" roorbacks in these clcsiii";
clays of the campaign. They may not
take an old form, but the democratic
managers arc discourged, defeated and
not particularly scrupulous.
Let money be raised for election new
Tuesday night at Rock wood hall. We
all want the news, good or bad. The
curtain will be rung down on the great
American drama of electing a president
on Tuesday next and we want the lights
turned on for the result.
After hearing Mr. Webster's conserva
tive criticism of Jno. A. McShane and his
intregues for the U. S. senate from
Nebraska, can any republicans be found
in this county willing to aid that scheme I Mr. McShane the boodlcr, only wants
by the defeat of our legislatiye ticket or to know what it will cost to buy a legis
anypartofit? This question will Le lature. He is not particular about the
answered Tuesday next and a sure and political complexion of the state. He
certain record maae ot all wno propose joej, not worry himself about the
I'OVEUTY FOR
Th I.-.:i.u'.-:: i'iir.'s
tr.ivs E:;:i'ii-!i IiPiii-ilr-i
v-'b-v. l.'iiiii".- re-'.:l-i.lioi;. . fii".r.-s ;
'I'l'i- Mili bill mi-in? oiTii i:. -rs rr::i i
u-iUy t ii .-,, S.ut w id" ei.oi'1: ' ' s-.:;.-:i ;
a vast aiimuiit of Eiml!-.!) m.-zclianttin..1
i.ito A in. rit-ii ij potts trfe of duty, which
daties have lit rtfnre kept out, ?Jr.
Cleyel m-l's re-eh-etion on tip. tnifT ic
fo.Di platform will nii-un a widening
m-trktt for English coods in America,
a lit their moncv eoniincr over liere in
increased volumes to help pay our work
ea and craftsmen noil furnish additional
work for our unemployed
And this is the situation on the eye of
the presidential battle of 1SSS, which
will close on Nov. G.
A member of the' British pnrliment
aid :
'"To convert the United States is in
deed a triumph. The Cobdtn Club will
henceforth set up a special shrine for the
worship of President Cleveland and send
him all its publications gratis. Cobdi n
founded free trade; Cleveland saved it."
The questicn is ; Will that policy so
much desired by the English manufac
turer be a benefit to the wage earners of
this country ?
No, it cannot be.
it
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i up
a
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to join the McShane procession.
Should the Mills bill become law, and
the articles there mentioned be put on
the free list, there will at once begin a
readjustment of things. The home man
ufacturer competing with the foreign
product admitted free must have this re
duction of wages. The employes will
oppose it, but the end is inevitable the
wages must come down, the mills stop
pel or the employer be bankrupted.
Once make iron ore free, and this contest
will immediately begin in every ore
operation in this country. Cleveland's
letter would inaugurate this contest
Laboring men, do you desire it?
polities of the voters. He is a clean (?)
democratic statesman! All he wants to
know is the market value of the comodi
ty he seeks in the political market. He
will not worry himself over tariffs and
political issues; all he wants to know of
the dear people is "what is their price?
Tlio only thing which astonishes us is
that he does'nt demand their delivery at
the Omaha stock yards Mr. McShane is
;t nice, clean, statesman who deals in
voters as he deals in Texas steers. By
all means let the voters of Nebraska es
tablish their price by dealing with Mr.
McShane!
W. Ajy.
mm
"We continue to offer
SPECIAL PRICES I
and Extra Good Bargains in La
dies', Children's and Misses'
if:-jfto? ft Demcrest's
v AND '- v
Monthly ZCagazine.
A WONDERFUL I'UCLICATIOX.
Seal Plushes,
Short Wraps,
Cloaks,
Newmarkets,
Plush S?cques,
Etc., Etc.
the holder to t::o c)cc'.:rn r.t A
OFTHE HZE3 li;:i t.i.-. d, m-
jer year. iree.
Yearly t-nb- i
f tUe luoncy j : i. ;
Publiicl
The above r -tn'iii
radnced rate, .. ndy
Many Ptipposa IlEMOKKST'S MONTHLY
to be a fanliion mas'a.ine. This in a preat tnihtake.
It undoubtedly contains the finei-t Fashion 1)k
I'ARTMbnt of nny lnaij.-izlno publii-licd, but t Ii It- U
the case from the fact that preat enterprise anil ex
perience ure eliown, fo that each ili-partni. nt. in
equal to a raaeaziiie la imelf. In Dkmoiikht'h you
get a dozen magazines in one, and wcure n inure
ment and inEtrnctiiin for the whole family. It. con
tains Stories, Poemn, and other Literary fit fraction,
incluilind Artibtic, KcientiHc, and lleiirelpiil.i matterH,
and in lliustrateil with original Steel j:nirraviii'.
Photogravures, Water-Colorii, and fine Woodcuts,
makini; it the Moijfl JIaoazise op Ameuk a.
i.ucii cojy contaiim a i atteun iimitn eiiiitiintj
7 Pattern illnptrated in any number of the Matrazine. ainl iu Asr
i ui from SO cents to HO tents, or over worth of patterns
A t.-i.-il will convince yon that yon ran prt ten times tho valua
l - ictich containing Pattern Order), 20 cents.
JJ-NXINGS DEMOREST, New York.
nti.iTi :-i r 1 .--nHd chunce to get our paper and Dimorest's Montiilt at a
1.1 "s"".-.t.r g i
HEftLTK IS
iZ-v: 3
Ilioa license, in every state where it
has been tried, has " reduced the number
of drinking saloons, and led to a social
and moral improvement. All good peo
ple a 17 '"God speed the day when the
liquor traffic may not only be restricted
but altogether driven out." But this
desirable resnlt cannot be accomplished
at a single stroke. Suppose Gen. Grant,
when he was grappling with the gigantic
forces of the rebellion had said: T will
not gain a victory at Vicksburg, at
Chattanooga or in the Wilderness; I will
on! crush the rebellion by one gratVd
stroke.'' Who does not know that had
he taken thai view the rebellion would
iievir have leen crushed? Great reform
re neyer curei at asingle tpp.
Other Branches, such as
Hills, Dress Goods
In all varieties. Our Stock of
What Am I To Do?
The symptoms of biliousness are un
happily but too well known. They differ
in different individuals to some extent,
A bilious man is seldom a break fast eater.
Too frequently, ala, he has an excellent
appetite for liquids but none for solids
of a morning. His tongue will hardly
bear inspection at any time; if it is not
white and furred, it is rough, at all
events.
The digestive system is wholly out of
order and diarrhea or conipatiou may
be a symptom or the two may alternate.
There are ofun hemorrhoids or even loss
of blood. There may be giddiness and !
ofteu headache and acidity or llitul'Mice
nntl tenderness in the pit of the stomach j
To corrfct all this if not effect a cure try !
Nffrre? August Floicer, it costs but aj
ri'Sc and thouauads attest it eflicary. j
Is very complete. Remember we
offer a Special
15 PerCent Discount
On All Woolen Underwear.
A Call Will Convince You,
V;
rdir,K!w.Sit !
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Dr.K.C. Wfst':- , v 1 ; i '." : ':. V; Mtmftu
atuarantee sp! : ; u;'- : i--A'.es
Couvu'sions. Fiw. : ' ' '-lead
ache. Kerveoiw l i : thei.-ft
of aleoiiol or tot ; . " M-i.tiil le-
presfion, Softeim.;' ;' . : ... ..'.iii; in in
sanity and leadtr: : -t enth,
rrentarure a-, i: : ;. ' ' t l.-w
er in cither sex. ! ;; . n 't.er-
inatorrhoea csui--' - . .. f 'lie
brain, selfalms- v .- -:i .: ' ;-.fii L.x
contains one mi):: . .. ' - ' a 1-ox
or six Imxfs for . .. i y , . xid
receipt of price
WE GTJAKJl 7.T. Zir. '-2 . JiE3
To cure any case. .: i.-eiveii
liy us f.ir six !).'. . !! ?h 00.
we will send t in-: 1!"; 11-
jffS I tee to return tl-e : : ut ioe
eiSrr. I not effect a enr. ;. ,- "!;.' li
frgM Will J.Wani 'k W. t. ' i
NOw
V' SV UJ- rv-.i-' - --;-.i
f Timil tri 3 iM: y l .
R - a P "? ? ! - - s 5
:
J.H.EMMONS, M. I).
H ).VK()l'ATi:iC
Physician Surgeon
Office over WeeoltV store. V.-un street.
Itenidenct in Jr. Seliil.lK neciil 's property.
( 'hrotlie Difanes and I le;iM s of Women and
Children a specialty. Oliice liomc, ! to 11 a. 111.
2 to 5 and 7 to it p. in.
WILL OPEN
SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION
AND VOCAL CULTURE.
Special care laken in cultivating lung
power, removing voice from throat.
CLE0NE B. DANIELS,
Of Onia'ta, formerly of Washington,
D. C Term, redurrd, per b-spt n, .TiOttw.
Address Uox :2, Pluttsniouth I. O.
B. &. Ki. Time Table.
OfllNf W"KT.
No. 1. r :1o a. in.
N'n, :t.; :40 i. In.
No. r i; -.47 a. in.
No, T.--7 p. in.
-o. : 0 , p. in.
Ni. 11 C ;JT a. 111.
A'l tiiii-.- run d-'.Hy ! v '.V:-v
Xos " :ii:-l H v.l.ieli i:!j'i"f., a.-i
tlfiily e.e .i S i;ih;y.
N'n. ?.') is aii!Tito aeifi" .1
No. l'.J N a el ii'i fivi "a -iiic ,
Ci'lM; r-.4".
No, '.'. 1 p. t"i.
No. 1. I'! :'i m. I'l.
No. ; 7 :i: p m.
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O.'tif-f; over !'r.k f '.a-s ri-i:i,y.
Plattsmocth. - Xi:r.uK
WeclsTbaicln
Tuk Daily
15cts. per week.
Steers and He'fsrs,
On". Two aii'J Tl.r. e ve;irs ( !d, near Kiowa,
Kans -.s; si, if .hi.-X-.y j:,, ,,r Ji..!i!i : ,
-lo Gtocli Cnttlo.
Will re'.l en time to utrti.-s ler-kinc flivl-ela-)
ptit. -r : :i'!Jre-v :
P. 7J. tlTilV Ktf-wa. Ka.. cr
V. 15. t.IilMi S. Kani-a City. Mo.
Dont go to Oinahl when yon wnnt
to get your beautiful parlor ami bed
room sets but gi to H nry Ii-w-rk's fur
niture -rn!orinni tvIi"-" - on t an "i-r cvi-r
I ; i... r...;.. ... i:. .. .-, . ..-n ....
n..l .11 1 . If ". T J 1 p.-- ii;;h Will JO lJ
tnakf v'ur !i-ni'.- l'--iut:1 nl ;.pd eotnfort-
v. ml for abl-f; nn.1 tliov all y-.it cna tret it client).
1 R. member that ho who sells most can
' sell cheapest.